WORKING
MEN
SHOULD
KEEP
THEIR
BARGAINS
DECLARES
J.
R.CLYNE
,
LONDON,
Aug.
1.
In
an
ad
dress
to
the
Hoyal
Sanitary
In
stitute
congress,
John
R.
Clyne,
Labor
member
of
Parliament,
aid
that
holh
wage-earners
and
employers
must
remember
that
'
"th'V
ra'Ifnnt'
cpX
Hill
nf
Ihn
nm.l
.qlil-ro,iucUoh
and
service
more
than
their
joint
energies
put
into
.i.
it.
'Efficiency:
in
niariagemcnt
war.
as-
fnilisjijiisable
a
efficiency
in
the
wage-earners'
work,
"No
amount
of
welfare
work
would
rrinoveany
real
cause
.of
conflict
which
was
due
to
unfair
condi
tions,
but
he
would
add
tha
workmen
who
want
fair
treat
ment
for
themselvos
must
treat
their
fallow-workmen
fairly
and
i
also
keep
the
bargain
which
they
are
enerally
ready
to
make
namely,
to
give
a-
fair
day's
work
for
a
fair
day's
wage.
LIKELY
TO
BE
LARGE
Twenty
to
Forty
Per
Cent
Above
Last
Year
Is
Official
Estl
mat
of
Bureau
of
KETCHIKAN,
Aug.
L
On
th
showing
of
canneries
recently
the"
Soul
bea
st
erri
Alaska
'salmon
.packIoiv.i920
wilLprohably
b
from
20
to
AO
per
cent
lango
than
that
of
last
season,
it
estimated
by
agents
of
Uie,
U.H
Ilureau
nf
Msheries,
This
woul
make
itone
of
the
largest
pack
in
ther
industry
s
history.
Agent
Dennis
Winn,
who
mad
a
trip
of
inspection
over
the
entire
Ketchikan-Juneau-Silka
Petersburg
district,
said
tha
there
nre
plenty
of
fish
-every
where,
.
All
the
canneries
ar4
v
working
at
(full
blast.
Virtually
every
plant
in
Southeastern
Alas
ka
is
coisideraby
ahead
of
las
ear
s
figure
at
this
time.
The
run
of
pink
salmon
is
re
ported
from
all
sources
to
be
unusually
large.
Mr.
Winn
said
here
were
myriads
of
fish
in
the
waters
of
Icy
Straits,
Chat
ham
Strait
and
Frederick
Sound.
)wing
to
the
fact
that
most
of
he
stream;
in
the
district
ars
ow,
up
many,
fiiuiiavorreachu
lie.
spawning
ieds.
They
an
injllimg
in
the
salt
water,
waiting
for
a
rUe
of
water
in
th
treams.
Officials
do
ntit
anticipate
any
harmful
results
from
the
small
escapement.
The
closed
season,
it
is
confidently
be
lieved,
will
provide
ample
portunity
for
the
.salmon
reach
the
spawning
beds.
APANESE
PLANNING
TO
SHIP
HALIBUT
TO
OP-1
to
I
i
UNITED
STATES
MARKET
Ketchikan
Chronicle
For
some
months
th
Chronicle
has
been
sounding
the
alarm
of
the
danger
to
the
American
fishing
fleet,
of
the
threat
or
the
Japanese
invasion
of
the
halibut
industry.
This
alarmist
talk
has
been
ridiculed,
particularly
n
Prince
Rupert.
Professor
John
.
Cobb,
of
Hie
)epartmenl
.of
Fisheries
of
41m
niversity
of
Washington,
sounded
the
first
scnous
warn
ing
last
August'
at
tho
bearing
lefore
the
United
Slates
Tariff
Commission.
Following
this
un.
meeting
of
halibut
vessel
own
ers
was
held
In
Ketchikan
and
agreed
upon
a
plan
of
action
aler
such
representations
were
made
to
somo
of
these
owners
tha'
they
retracted
their
form
action.
Recently
Reisuke
Dann.
tlw
apanese
pentleman
who
is
di-
recMng
the
halibut
operations
from
Japan,
while
in
Ketchikan
imouncoj
that
they
were
going
head
on
a
larger
scale
tharv
ever,
that
they
were
"prepared
to
lend
great
sums
of
money
to
put
the
operation
on
a
paying
basis.
He
was
perfectly
frank
about
it,
saying
that
the
cotd
torage
steamers
of
Japan
will
isft
Ihe
fishing
banks,
take
and
freeze
the
product
and
then
end
it
to
the
United
States
for
ale,
NO
CHANCE
FOR
WOMEN
CANDIDATES
IN
EAST
Need
Is
For
Brains
and
Money
to
,
Be
Successful
at
Polls.
TORONTO,
Aug.
t.
(Canadian
Press!
'After
interviewing
ten
op
twelve
prominent
women
as
to
their
opinion
on
whether
any
wo
man
has
a
chance
of
nomination
in
a
Toronto
riding,
the
Toronto
Globe
sums
up
their
conclusion
lhal'"Ioronto
is
a
man's
town,
and
the
federal
campaign
a
man's
business."
-Here
is
its
final
dig
eouragmenl
to
Toronto
women;
"Liberal
and
Conservative
wo
men
sharo
alike,
the
same
hopeless
point
of
view.
In
the
first
place
they
say
the
woman
that
braves
the
forlliconiinig
political
storms
will
have
to
be
a
super
woman;
she
will
have
to
possess
cunning,
brains,
personal
magne
tism,
pretty
clothes
and
a
good
bank
account.
'She
would
have
Li
....
MACHINE
K
N
I
V
Esl
to
be
a
millionaire,
like
Lady
As
tor,'
sighed
one
staunch
Tory
Lastly,
the
men
of
tho
conven
lions
would
have
to
approve
of
her.
And
there's
the
rub."
Mrs.
U.
llueslis,
vice-president
of
the
local
brancji
of
the
league
of
i
women
.Voters,
said:
"It
is
a
great
pity
that
the
women
of
To
ronto
can't
pet
recognition
from
the
ri'tinir
conventions.
Our
League
W
Worijen
Voter,
accord
iug
to
its
constitution,
is
unable
to
place
candidates
in
the
field,
though
we
encourage
the.
indivi
dual
member
to
go
out
and
work
for
her
choice."
PATRON
SAINT
IS
THE
DEVIL
Sheikhs
Worship
Satan
and
Have
Power
of
Miracle
Declares
Follower
of
Fallen
Angel
ALEPPO.
Syria,
Aij.
.
Ta
ous
Malak,
the
"fallen
angel
whom
God
expelled
from
heaven.
is
the
patron
saint
of
the
sheikh
not
those
whoe
handsoni-i
proHles
thrown
against
the
American
screen
have
made
flappers'
hearts
flutter.
The
tribe
of
the
Yazidies,
worshippers
of
Satan,
from
which
he
original
sheikhs
sprang,
are
nomads
living
frpm
cattle
raising.
They
number
about
12,-000
and
their
habitat
is
norlii
of
Aleppo
near
the
Djebe!
Sou-
mann.
Another
branch
is
to
be
found
at
Khallar,
a
small
towi.
in
Ihe
vicinity
of
Diarkebir.
Ancestry
From
Heaven
Sheikhs
claim
they
can
Irace
their
ancestry
from
heaven,
being
direct
descendents
of
Sheik
haraf-Eddin
or
"Ihe
moon."
Another
early
sheikh
was
Ama
din,
which
means
"oillar
up-
uiortii.
heaven,"
while
a
tliiin
one
was
directely
related
to
tin
sun.
Some
of
the
present
day
sheikhs
claim
to
have'
the
pown
jf
miracle
in
rendering
inoffen-
ive
uie
lutes
oi
ariakes
and
scorpions.
"Why
do
you
worship
the
de
vil,"
asked
an
American
who
hail
iieen
bitleii
by
a
poisonous
in
ect,
anj,
desirous
of
ascertain
ng
the
miraculous
power
of
t
li
ilieikhs,
had
sent
for
one.
,atan
is
the
source
of
all
vil
and
if
we
ignore
him
wo.
amtotnvofuvVHvfcTfllh.
'God
v)r:
h
contrary
is
the
essence
of
Ondness
and
therefore
we
hav
othing
to
fear
from
him"
w,is
he
way
ihe
reply
was
fran-
lalei;
..Divorce
Among
SheUht
There
is
no
di
voice
among
tho
eal
sheikhs,
in
which
they
dif
fer
somewhat
from
the
Ameri-
au
species.
Sheikhs
marry
only
the
daugh
ters
of
other
sheikh?.
The
mat
tae
ceremony
is
very
simple.
It
is
a
question
of
mutual
con
tent
between
the
bride
and
th
hridegraoui,
expressed
nefore
nrx
oi
the
older
sheikhs.
Holh
ner.
tywedr
are
then
nranded
with
red
ink
on
t!.c
shoulders
aiid
forehead.
I
lie
sheikh
perfgrming
th.'
.eremony
then
takes
a
branch
of
i
tree
and
breaking
it
in
two,
say:
"Remain
united
until
death
parts
you
as
force
ha
broken
this
branch."
WOMEN
STRONGER
THAN
THE
MEN
BUT
USE
POWER
WRONG
LONDON,
Aug.
L
Women
are
spniliiift
themselves
by
over-education
and
Joo
much
work,
declares
Sir
William
Arbulhnot
Lane,
the
well
known
surgeon
Man.
Is
the
frail
crealure
and
wo
men
the
strong,
but
many
ofihem
are
now
rolng
too
far.'"
These
sentiments
were
expressed
In
an
Interview
with
the
Daily
Express
Of
what
use
is
it
cramming
a
V
anted
For
Sale
For
Rent
than
mah.
"MNteration
is
the
secret
of
happiness
,or
I
would
rather
.say,
moderate
imtno.lera
lion.
Woman
have
not
yet
learn
ed
this.
A
woman
studying
or
wqrking
ilevoles
herself
with
too
nuirh
enthusiasm
to
the
task.
A
man
is
ilifferent.
for
he
has
vie'
o
distract
luni."
300KS
RECENTLY
ADDED
TO
HIBLIC
LIBRARY
Among
books
recently
added
to
he
local
public
library
rtre:
"Mathematical
Theory
of
Spir-
I."
by
Redgrove.
Ion.
Tolerance.'"
by
Van
Loon.
"Everlasting
.Man,"
by
Chester-
"English
Constitution,"
by
Hagehot.
"World
Court,"
by
Huslamenle
Compasses,"
by
Cross.
"Chemistry
in
Ihe
Service
of
Man,"
by
Find
lay.
"Sleam
Hoilerrt,"
by
Swingle.
"Everyday
Hlology,"
hy
Thom
son.
UimuUi
of
Celestial
Hodles."
by
U.S.
Hydrographii
Office.
;rand
terminals
won
at
football
Defeated
Cold
Storage
In
Senior
League
Game
Last
Evening
In
-a
Senior
League
football
ame
lasr
niglit
the
Grand
Ter-.uinuls
defeated
the
Cold
Stur-
ge
by
a
M-ore
of
t
to
2,
befor.
i
fair
crowd
of
spectator.
I
lie
play
throughout
tlie
eauie
.va
of
a
scrappy
nature
and
no-hing
brilliant
transiured
in
the
way
of
defence.
-or
roiiiliinatinr
.day
to
make
it
interesting,
W
Milclwll
and
lieorge-
llowv
scored
in
the
fllL'
half
.
fOi.
Mm
(iroird
Tennlnalfti
tbe
sudro
at
lialf
liiirianiilnbf2-l)ii
4heir
favor.
In
the
second
half
of
nlav
the
Grand
Terminals
had
the
grade
in
their
favor.
Geo.
Ilovw
and
Dickens
made
an-additional
'ally,
ach
for
the
Terminal,
and
Alex.
Halg,
for
the
Cold
lorane,
was
successful
in
regis
efin-
two
uoals.
one
of
whlai
was
from
a
penalty
kick.
Tip-
score
al
the
final
whistle
stood
1-2.
Geo.
Russell
handled
the
wlii
le
efficient
I
v.
A.
Clarmerlon
ami
'teo.
vv
align
acting
as
linesmen
II
SPORT
GHAT
"
-
-
Cricket
i
taking
a
strongci
Hold
each
year
in
Canada.
Ther
is
no
game
that
better
deserves
supjiort
and
it
has
been
the
constant
hope
'thai
eventually
llii.i
country
would
be
able
1o
put
n
team
in
Hie
field
that
could
hold
lis
own
with
those
from
the
other
Hritisli'Dominions.
It
haA
been
largely
dependent
liillierlo
on
inose
who
learned
to
play
I
in
the
Old
Country
and
elsewhere
Hut
il
is
exceedingly
grntifylnc
lo
find
limi
go
many
native-born
Canadians,
are
jiow
lakin?
it
up
and
it
is
essentlat
to
its
development
thai
more
of
then
should
do
so.
.
.
In
Increasing
its
popularity
paqb
pom
5173
DAILY
.
ROAD
WORK
IN
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
ueorge
McManus
lAMSEMDma
A
LEVTEti
OVn
v
"
HELLO
JCGSt
I
AM
T
WMECC
WAVE
IN
JAL,
WOULD
HAME
AND
10
-l
HIM
vj
THIS
DISTRICT
OECOrAMEMDAHOKi
TO
MV
WHOA?.E
MOt2AAa-W'&
SON.
VOW
SEEM7
5
been
ooi
soouea
only
ME
MONEY
r
-TshS
ff-JS-
A
vostOhi
roo
wou?
i
Vve
been
Anv
for
I
I
ii
-
COT
AN
Etf.TR
A
HEAR.
FOR
"WATT
tiAMVt
iTj
MORIAfcVTV'S
SON-
m
NEVE"
J,,
J
I
F
WE
VE
ARS
J
J
ANW,
BE
A
GOOD
.
IT'S
FELLOVJ.
LET
1
Mt
Much
Activity
on
Islands
and
Ma
aCOgSS
pi.
vwARoews
4AVE
THAT
LETieq,
:
"yhlnery
Going
on,
Kalen
VJALLET
.
.
i
.v.
.a
yc
'Ma,
''i.p
.
.
island
.Work.
.
STEWART
GETS
SHARE
.
A
considerable
amount
of
road
work
is
being
carried
out
in
the
northern
-district
by
the
provin
cial
department
of
public
works
this
season,
.
With
the
intention
of
coniplei-
ln
the
road
TrnnTQueen"
Chan
lotto
City
to
Skidegate,-
Tlell
and
Port
Clements,
several
pangs
of
men
are
at
present
employed
on
the
islands.
It
j
also
the
intcn
lion
of
the
public
works,
depart
ment
to
connect
Port
Clements
and
Massctt
by
road,
a
distance
of
some
thirty
miles.
With
the
completion
of
this
portion
of
the
road
the
highway
will
practically
make
a
circuit
of
the
islands.
Work
on
Islands
The
work
at
present
being
un
dertaken
on
the
island's
includes
construction
of
a
road
between
Queen
Charlotte
City
and
'
"af,a'dIiiUinee.i
of
three
and,
a
half
miles.
,
gang
of
between
30
and
to
men
are
at
present
em
ployed
on
grading
and
ditching
on
the
Port
Clements-Tlell
road,
and
another;
ganig
on
the
lion,
including
widening
and
ing
small
diversions
on
the
;gaterTlell
road.
Kalen
Island
Road
A
rock
crusher,
two
drill
cam-pressera
and
a
12rton
roller
will
shortly
be
put
on
the
Kaien
Island
roadwprk.
-.Willi
the
exception
of
the
roller
all
the
machinery
is
in
the
city.
A
gang
of
35
men.
is
at
present
employed
on
this
work,
.fiond
headway
is.bejnp
made
and
surfacing
will
.shortly
be
commenced.
Stewart
District
A
good
deal
of
money
is
being
spent
in7the
Stewart
district.
The
heavy
rock'
work
on
the
lower
end
of
the
Marmot
River
road,
has
been
completed
and
the
an
there
I
now
extending
the-
road.
up
the
valley,
the.
forks
of
the
river
beJng
the
objective.
The
portable
compressor
has
been
broughlover-Mo
Stewart
to
be
used
in
connection
with
taking
off
a
manner
or
rocK
points
and.
widening
the
road
between
Stewart
and
Hyiftr.
It
is
reported
that
some.
lf,000
is
available
for
this
work.
fSood
progress'
is
being
made
f
with
the
new
cut-off
from
Bitter
Creek
bridge
to
Hear
Lake,
it
being
nearly
completed,
shortening
the
main
Hear
lliver
road
approxi-,
mately
a
mile
between
the
town
and
the
Lake.
Next
season
it
is
expected
J
hat
the
Muddy
fiulch
problem
will
be
solved.
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woman's
mind
with
Latin
and
Greek
Sir
William
continued.
As
a
rule
these
thing
only
make
her
dull
and
keen
tier
indoors
when
she
should
be
playing1
game!
in
the
open
air
or
taking
an
interest
in
men.
In
lime
it
hard
ens
them
and
robs
them
of
some
of
their
femininity.
In
a
wny
il
is
unfortunate
that
nature
en
dowed
woman
with
greater
pow
ers
of
resistance
and
endurance
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Of
fice.
MAID
Wanted.
Mrs.
F.
Molt
Young.
Fourth
Avenue
Eat.
WAITRESS
WanliNl.
Aply
Ho-
ton.(afe.
FOR
SALE.
FOR
SALE
t:i2
acre,
parti
cleared,
with
house
20x21,
in
Klspiox
Valley.
20
mile
from
Hazellon.
Close
to
school
and
post
office.
Apply
-Hox
3
IS,
Dally
News
Office.
FOR
SALE,
Pleasure
launch
"Gwen,
'
in
good
condition;
powered
with
four
horsepowet
Easthone
engine.
Apply,
Pu'-len.
Daily
N'.ws.
It
FDR
SALE.
Hotel
Massett.
A
good
bargain.
Ill
health
cause
for
sellina.
Apply
Willlan.
Hudton,
Massett,
H.C.
FOR
SALE
Three
eay
chai.
baby
crib,
oak
dresser
aivi
couch,
all
practically
new.
810
Summit
Avenue
.
I
K.I
I'HNT
FOR
SALE.
New
(hi.
year
and
used
only
one
ween
ITice
20.
Pullen.
Dally
News,
CANDY
HUSINKSS
For
Sale
a
722
Fulton
Street.
Apply
at
store.
FOR
SALE
MrCtary
"Le.ro"
range.
15.00.
Phone
Hlac!
138.
(Al
BOARD
AND
ROOM.
HOARD.
The
Inlander,
83
Second
Avenue.
Phone
137.
ROOM.
Hoard
optional.
12.
Third
Avenue.
Phone
Red
336
the
annual
western
Canada
tour
nament
has
been
a
large
larlor,
and
each
succeeding
year
see
greater
interest
displued
in
Ihe
game
and
better
elevens
sent
to
represent
the
various
provinces.
While
at
tho
present
time
there
I
no
ground
suitable
for
a
cricket
pitch
in
Prince
Rupert,
the
idea
ofstich
a
pitch
is
well
within
the
realms
of
possibility!
In
England
eome
of
the
pltcluv
are
today
carpeted
with
oepa,-
lut
matting,
which
makes
an
ideal
,bovvlng
way,
ami
oin.)
such
material
will
iloublless
)
used
locally
when
the
gtime
get
started,
and
there
seems
ro
valid
reason
why
it
should
not
become
one
of
Ihe
annual
recreation
among
the
athletes
o'
the
city
both
yomug
and
It
is
gratifying
to
notice
that
the
Grand
Terminal
baseball
team
is
imnrovintr
in
nlnv
n
was
(he
case
against
Ihe
Native
Sons
In
the
game
on
,
Monday
nilit.
II
often
lakes
a
ann.i
drubbing
to
make
a
team
rcalUe
that
they
need
to
look
to
their
laurels
and
nscerlain
Jut
whal
is
the
reason
for
continued
defeats.
The
G.T.'s
have
evidently
become
determined
that
they
are
nof
going
to
slip
so
badly
when
they
meet
the
Gyros
again,
and
to
Hial
end
have
tightened
up
i
heir
fielding
and
are
out
In
tcive
every
assistance
to
their
pilrher.
High
PRINCE
RUPERT
TIDES
,
.
Wednesday,
August
4
w
M.I
I
...
in
s
Low
22.
tO
ii.m.
ir.o
:5I
n.m
lu.
1
1
p.m.
9.5
Thursday,
August
6
.
12.02
a.m.
trto
23.38
p.m.
10.3
'w
?A7
a.m.
t.
7
17.36,
p.m.
0.2
ft.
ft.
fl.
ft.
Articles
Lost
and
Found,
&C
TO
RENT
FOR
RENT.
LarVen
bulldtn
ai
171
Third
Avenue
East;
sHr
room
modern
flat
with
bathroom
and
workshop
premises
on
street
Ifoor.
Apply
Hyde
Transfer.
139
Second
Avenue.
FOR
RENT.
Two
first
clas
modern
flats;
Monarch
rsngc
waier
paid;
ono
Weslenhavcr
Hros.
furnished.
HOUSES
for
Rent.
Sotnr
are
furnished.
HO
and
up.
App.j
215
Fourth
Avenue
East.
I
OR
RENT.
Piano,
phono
graphs
nml
sewing
machine
Walker'
Musle
Slorw.
I-OR
RENT.
Four
room
suite.
hot
water
heated.
Apply
SmlU
&
Mallet.
MODERN
lint
SE
for
rent
Fiv
room
nml
hath.
Monro
Hro.
SUMMER
RESORTS.
LAKEI.SE
LODGE,
near
Terrace.
,Mslt
Lakelse
llthla
JlOi
Springs.
Lithia
is
one
of,th.
finest
mineral
waters
known
for
rheumatism.
Good
fjj
fishing
for
rainbow
trout
in
I.akelse
lake
and
river.
Motors
meet
all
trains
giving
through
connection
with
Lodge.
Telephone
connected
to
Terrace
J.
Hruce
Johnstone,
manager.
CHEVROLET
Why
be
without
a
cart
$350
New
Improved
CHEVROLirr.
the!
oalance
in
twelve
suecessive
easy
Instalment.
'
Let
u
demonstrate!
KAIEN
OARAQE
Dealers
in
all
General
Motor
Products.
Drake
llnlntr
hv
mi.
eliinery.
Cylinder
re?rinlii
and
rehoring.
ForJ
overhauling
al
Hal
rate
prices.
Wrecking
Servi.-e
day
am!
night.
The
following
prt4s
nre
now
Ifecfive,
F.OH.
Pron-e
Huner'.
OoVemuien'
laics
included;
Runabout
?r8I.OO
r'port
Roadster
nHO.Otl
Touring
rtn2.n0
foPe
75I.O0
Tudor
Sedan
7M.00
Fordor
Sedan
831.00
Light
Delivery
S02.00
LI.
Delivery
Vnn
fljn.OO
Commercial
Chassis
I88.O11
Truck
Chassis
Str
581.00
Self
starter
included
on
nil
models.
Term
payments
arranged
If
If
desired.
S.
E.
PARKER,
LTD.
Dealers.
.
210
Second
Avenue.
FRANCOIS
LAKE
LODQE
Henutlfully
situated
near
Ferry
Landing
Altitude
2
1
15
feet.
Camping
and
Fishing
Trips
arranged
FIRST
CLASS
TAHLH
with
produce
FRESH
FROM
THE
FARM.
Take
n
Trip
to
.the
t.ake
Cqujitry
-
-
j
i'ir.
For
reservations,
wriin
Mrs.
Henkel.
Francois
j.nke.
H.C.
TAXI
Phone
67
Tail
(Call
George,
Paul
nr
n,lgl)
Six
and
Seven
Passenger
sttido
bakers
at
your
disposal
any
llmo,
ROSS
BROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Block.
Across
from
I2mpr4l$
Hotel.
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