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TJJO
THURSDAY.
EEPT.
30.1820.
COOIl
TIME
TO
111
1LD
lit
i
out:
too
isisy.
A
Prtnrr
Roprrt
merchant
of
standing,
who
I
himself
doing
a
targe
ba'l-newi
hr,
hlggrr
thing
cumin:
nd
a;;rl
to
IIhm
contemplating
bolldlng
homes
that
they
should
do
o
today
and
not
wait
until
rerjone
else
U
busy
and
It
Hlll.br
more
epstly
getting
the
work
dune.
Me
hate
refrained
from
making
a
suggestion
of
this
kind
because
there
I
a
tendency
locally
to
tlilnk
the
fully
New
too
optimistic
and
that
t
here
is
not
the
Rood
time
mining
that
many
eiprrt.
Uowctcr,
e
take
this
opportunity
of
urging
the
ruinnienrenieut
of
building
right
now
so
that
there
may
not
be
the
rush
that
It
Mfirn
likely
will
come
later.
'
MICH
IMIMIVO
HAS
BIIES
IOXE
IX.
CUV.
.This
year
a
large
amount
of
painting
ha
been
done
In
Prince
Kupert.
Per-hap
never
I
fore
ha
there
been
a
much
and
the
remit
I
that
the
lutal
bonding,
look
particularly
bright
and
the
cltyha
an
air
of.
prosperity,
.llewe-cr,
there
are
lill
someplace
that
remain
'
n'ndei
orated
and
unprotected.
Sot
only
are
they
an
ejesorc
but
they
are
deteriorating
rapidly.'
Paint
h
a
good
preservative.
The
autumn
U
the
best
time
of
-ear
to
paint
and
decorate.
The
outside
need
profr--tlon
and
the
interior
need
to
be
made
bright
and
cheerful
wtli
light
paper
or
wall
dreMing.
Paint
put
on
now
I
not
Injured
by
the'
hot
un
and
ha
time
to
harden.
.We
make
thl
ut-r-Ocu
because
we
are
Intcrcited
In
teeing
rtlnce
Kupert
look
the
very
best
possible.
LIMlTtJIlST
RE
WET
..
.
"
i
13-
vi
.
to
niscovntEors
li.tteks.
During
the
reent
political
campaign
a
number
of
rather
discourteous
let-tee
-were.
sent
In
for
publication.
One
or
two
were
used
but
other
were
be-ond
the
pale.
Yesterday
we
published
one
that
went
beyond
the
limit
but
which
wa
allowed
to
go
through
a
an
object
lesson
on
what
not
to
do.
It
vra
In
an-aer
to
an
editorial
on
the
question
of
Jazz
niwslc.
There
to
an
old
role
of
debate
that
when
yon
hae,
a
weak
side
and
cannot
argue,
abuse
the
opposition.
That
mtio)
to
haie
been
done
yesterday.
No
argument
lined.
It
lmply
strengthened
the
other
tide.
Abuse
1
alwa-s
a
sign
of
weakness.
Writer
of
letter
Intended
for
publication
should
!'
remember
that
the
newspaper
doe
not
hate
to
publish
letter
and
It
I
only
at
the
rourteoy
of
the
editor
that
tbey
are
allowed.
The
least
that
can
be
el
peeled
or
Iti'w
writing
then
letter
I
that
they
dlcu
the
kuhject
matter
nnder
debate
and
not
attack
the
editor
of
the
newspaper
which
give
them
spare.
After
thl
no
more
letter
of
that
kind
will
be
allowed.
They
will
go
where
they
desert
c,
Into
tbe
waste
paper
basket.
NEEII
,OI
TOIXHANCE
OF.
OTIIKH
OI'IMONS.
'
,
Thl
bring
u.
back
to
the
old
subject
of
tolerance
of
the
opinion
of
other.'
It
has
become
a
habit
of
music
lover
h
scoff
at
an)thlng
evrept
what
they"
like..
They
set
themielte
up
a
judge
for
the
ret
of
the
romroonlty
and
"
an;
most
Intolerant
of.
the
view
of
other.
k
'
"
Anyone
who
wishes
to
know
"w
hat-
the
ma
of
the
people
think
should
drop
Into
it
lie
shi
where
they
sell
record
and
find
trot
what"
kind
are
Hold.
They
will
;Hatlf
themselteii
at
once
that
only
a
few
people,
the
one
who
set
themselves
up
a
the
critic
and
judge,
care
for
tbe
music
that"
U
known
a
classic
but
that
the
people
generally
like
a
little
life
with
their
Miutlr.
They
believe
lli
Joy
and
liapplnes
and
get
It
through
the
kind
of
music
which
Is
pokenof
derisively
by
those
who
sit
In
high
place,
a
"Jazz-'
AUo
tbe
dertder
t.f
Jarit
are
among
those
who
purchase
record
of
that
kind.
Vat
.
a
-m
many
wags
to
ao
a
is
Easiest
.
Save
your
hands,
save
time,
save
fabrics.
For
the
next
wash
use
Rinso.
Rinso
loosens
the
dirt,
you
rinse
(not
rub)
it
out.
Simple,
economical,
wonderful
$
Soak
clothes
two
hours
or
overnight,
in
Rinso
buus,
rinse
ana
nang
out
and
that's
all.
Rinso
The
New
Kind
of
Soap
MALfB
BY
THE
MAKERS
OF
LUX
MERMEN
ASK
I
FOR
CHANGES
Itt'Mits
lUM
M.tLMON
T
ROLLER
ASOCLT!ON
llKWV
I'P
fEltlUS
Of"
RECOMMENDATION
Tbe
Dundaa
Island
Salmon
Troll
-J--Awyvlsltoa.
which
luu
fur
some
tlm
post
Uken
a
keen
Interest
la
the
nh-leg
business
generally,
has
drawn
up
a
ret
of
recommend.
Ilea
of
measures
for
the
preservation
and
propagation
ot
salmon
and
the
will
be
forwarded
to
'.
the
authorities
through
their
secretary,
j
A.
O.
U-rae.
They
are:
I
Re-csubllahmcnt
of
the
air
ser
vice
la
the
fim
patrcL
2.
Wstrhmen
at
the
moat
promtnertt
creeks,
or
adequate
obstructioris
to
pre
vent
seining
and
gill
netting.
S:
Where
pot-tible.
a
further
of
rub.
toundarlea
at
creeks
and
rtrers.
4
8trlc
enforcement
of
present
laws.
5.
A
close
of
ail
gill
net
and
setnlnit
Ict
a
wrtek
or
ten
days
after
August
M
as
tbe
law
regarding
sockey
Is
lnTart-
sbly
broken.
1-
socseye
neU
are
used
Mid
-raUhmen
-nil
rind
tt
difficult
to
decide
whxh
la
which,
sockeyc
or
coboe
nets.
6.
One
good
etoclent
Inspector
ot
nets
and
equipment
of
outgoing
boats.
as
long
nets
in
gill
netting
is
common
occurrence;
two
or
more
nets
to
one
boat.
7.
A
dismissal
forthwith
of
any
man
or
overseer
hewing
Ineffi
ciency
in
his
duty.
8.
Prohibition
of
all
draw
aelna,
and
seeing
to
It
that
they
art
dispensed
Itn.
9.
Inauguration
of
'
some
mea-ttrcs
for
preventing
natlre
commerclallzlc-
ihrtr
ptlrUeges
In
getting
their
wlnttr
mpplles
of
fUvU.
"10.
A
dotted
season
of
all
salmon
fishing
after
September
20.
II.
Adequate
means
for
the
destruc-Mon
of
sea
lions,
hair
seals
and
eaglet.
Tbe
recommendations
close
with
tbe
following
appeal
to
fishermen:
In
con
deration
of
the
salmon
being
a
national
asset
every
one
engaged
or
xcupled
in
the
fishing
Industry
should
take
pride
In
co-operating
with
the
Ilshery
department
In
enforcing
the
present
taws
as
regarding
this
TsluaOU
loot!
supply.
I.O.D.E.
BADMINTON
CLUB
NEW
RULES
FOR
GUIDANCE
OF
MEMBERS
At
a
meeting
of
the
I
ODK.
Badminton
Club
last
night
a
stt
of
rules
were
drawn
up
for
the
guidance
of
member.
Tbey
set
forth
lht
otjy
me-nfcers
of
the
order
and
their
husbands
are
eligible
except
the
men
who
were
members
last
yenr.
that
member
-.re
required
to
furnish
their
own
shuttles
but
that
no
one
Is
a
member
until
the
fev
of
three
dollars
is
vid.
No
fires
sr
to
be
allowed
in
the
building
except
when
tea
1
served
by
the
club
once
month.
.
Dealing
with
room
regulstiona.
tt
Is
ruled
thst
If
other
player
are
waiting,
those
on
tbe
floor
may
play
only
two
games,
and
on
nights
when
the
hall
Is
rented
members
are
not
allowed
to
play.
Any
member
bringing
a
guest
must
pay
Tic
tor
such
member.
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
ays:
The
boys
belong
to
halt
a
dozen
boy-dubs
and
the
girls
to
nearly
a
doier
societies
and
as
a
melt
dad
baa
to
split
the
wood
and
ma
washes
tle
dishes.
Yet
this
Is
an
age
of
progress.
The
most
attire
form
of
life
is
dispute.
It
1
said
to
be
a
close
run
lor
first
place
between
a
microbe
sn1
a
woman's
tongue.
A
prig
It
a
booUegrer
who
get
si
uppish
that
he
refuses
to
sneak
to
hit
aistOTnets.
except
'during
business
hours.
"None
of
your
lip,"
exclaimed
the
girl
as
her
escort
wished
to
bid
her
good
night.
A
msn
usually
gets
aixmt
a
much
nagging
as
he
needs.
The
average
man
or
woman
gets
ideas
second
hand.
Like
a
hen
eating
corn
the
person
swsllows
the
thin-;
whole.
A
husband
may
think
he
married
kitten
but
wakes
up
n
the
morning
and
finds
nothing
but
a
cat.
Tha
only
people
who
need
worry
about
dying
are
the
parsons
and
tb
insursnce
people.
The
lore
of
-none
is
mn
much
noble
effort.
In
these
dsys
of
endurance
tests,
did
anyone
ever
consider
tha
nrosnncta
cf
utilizing
matrimony.
Tnt
talus
of
memory
depends
.
upoi.
the
life
tbst
has
preceded
It.
Some
people
would
like
to
abolish
memory
and
others
live
In
the
past.
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
MTTEMIIKK
JO,
1910
Prince
Supert
has
plenty
of
power
available
to
supply
a
smelter
should
one
t
established
here.
Not
only
has
the
city
a
surplus
of
power
at
tbs
present
time
but
eleven
or
twelvt
thousand
ad-
THg
DAILY
HW3
dltional
horsepower
could
be
developed
from
it
reserved
water
power
at
VS'srk
Channel,
ne
aiten-o
I
run
tbe
ftresm
st
s
point
bout
lw
wille
up
tlw
lrrim
rruu
Hi
tniiatti
into
ixise
r.reek
snd
will
be
meil
Enjoy
Life's
"Indian
Summer
AKE
your
dreams
of
retirement
come
true.
watch
nonce.
Olt.rslon
ni
Ulf.
TUF
ViTI'.fc
thai
H.rfxrt
I,
j
j,
'
lwm.
wiKxw
siMie
i
im.f.ie..
i
snnenr.
A.
C.
Cards
of
Princs
Bupert
will
!
sppijr
f-r
li.m.
i..
uke
ami
sun
a
csewot
men
to
work
on
a
sliver-
,
ZLr?
lead
property
at
Evelyn
about
fojr
kMown
at
iwi
ntnw
.
wm.u
rii
-.iiu-
ptrty
has
been
bonded
by
O.
It.
Bproatieast
irr-r
ut
t
kuawi
.n.
Tlie
if
Portland,
Oregon.
sir
win
ne
gie,i,,i
rri
u
.tresm
at
s
tonl
st.Hit
reet
rn4n
it
tiv.niH
111
will
t-
use.1
r.ie
(Viie.lr
nut
esnnerv
The
omclal
count
of
votes
polled
In
iurpise
uw
tar
Uwl
nented
s
l
i.t
Princs
Bupert
district
In
the
provm-,'
;hi"I!T'-J4K.
T.I""
Ifl".
M
J""
....
..
.
-
..
..
S"snd
nn
tlx-
I
Sin
atay
uf
s
,
cjsI
election
gives
T.
D.
PsttuUo
ma-
u-iuber.
I.
t
nf
tM
notn-e
sixl
Jorlty
of
lit
over
William
Msnson,
th;f
swHrslMm
iiii.tini
theret..
and
lu
total
vote
having
been
BW
for
P.
Z""
X
Tnt
tullo
and
71
for
Msnson.
In
Omlneca,
'
Unpen,
iil.jr.
ii.hi.
to
the
f.(l.-lt'n
n.
DockrlU
til
174.
,
Parliament
KuiMitis.
Vwt.irlsH.i:..
wlllim
WATIR
NOTICI
Dlitrtlon
and
Ut.
Tki:
MTn:r
ih.t
ii.
o.
ki.
winni
Kldre-
I
Wranrell.
AUiks,
mil
Telesnpb
Cfff
k.
II.
C,
will
sply
fur
s
lleen-r
to
tike
snd
use
t.ova
miiMf's
Inene
fbiw
of
.
lu.
111
1
...
ttla..l,
itnli.h
m
1.11.
rl.iii'a
os-terly
intii
fie
sue
Creek.
The
wsier
will
imnr
ii---.
aner
ine
nr.!
I'l-mmnre
of
Hits
i.tire
in
a
loeal
rKWinrr.
the
dale
i.r
Ihe
flrn
xilillratlii
.it
this
nolle
I
Aeplemher
JO,
It
ft..
ItOhUlT
IM'HF.
JMI1TI5.
Alipnranl.
NOTICI
OF
INTENTION
TO
APPLY
ton
LEAS!
thr,
J,0,,
-'rdlirtr
KUlrlel
of
Atlln
Mlnliis
niv..,i
,,f
rslsr
fmirlet,
TAsE
JOTH
r.
Ihn
the
F.nslneer
Oxld
Mine.,
l.ld.,
In
..
s
reslftertvt
inlninr
n.n.
.u'r?..
z.m?Ln'
ri.TJBjr..
tub
ay
a!?'
-
v,
..
lease
Xu.
in
iihI
1st.
Thl
notlre
wi
Ii
fimii-d
m
I
hi!
rruund
un
I
be
finl
dty
of
uhr
l.
A
rpy
nf
tins
notl'e
snd
in
siipllrsiton
finrsnsnt
thereto
t4
w
tbe
"Wsier
Aet,
ivi.-
win
be
rn.-d
in
tin
nrnee
r
me
Water
lleciirder
st
Teierripb
Creek.
Objeetlimi
l-j
tnt)
siipllestlon
liny
t
filed
Willi
tfl-
Mid
Water
llerorrtT
or
with
tin?
onraiiroiier
of
Wstr
night,
rarll-fnent
Hiiildmr.
Vlrturls,
R
C
within
thlrtv
flar
sfiee
th
first
anriesrsnee
of
thl
nut
lie
m
the
Iocs!
newrpaiier.
i
ne
naie
i.r
iim
nri
tmuiirauon
ot
una
nollre
Is
ctniler
tltn,
lt.
II.
D.
UUt,
Applicant,
Oiluiiiltu,
uerupstion,
s
nilninr
rmi-p?
n.!L,n.",.n'"
."
trvi
tnt
"n'ire
le-
J,rr
iionf-iins
ii'-senueo
linl;
-!t"!int..."
"'
dlreetirm
fmni
V'
u
"'"rI
:''ni.
-IliUlert
at
th
mirtiih
feet.
"
"-
m
-"riiferir
aireriiitn
7!n:i.r'.",l'r,'
.
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tnrne
iv
i.
r
i
Jsw
J"'
rt,pnr,,
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iws
to
turii
ZJH
J??:
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100
rA
Jnrl
,..i!'i?
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t
-wnmenef-lient
no
rMilaliilns
o
t
seres
more
or
lei,
l-oested
thl
tilth
dav
nf
AiisuM.
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If.
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