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a
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Monday,
Sept.
12.
1927
PARTY
NEWSPAPERS
it
is
sujrjreMed
that
the
Conservatives
at
their
convention
next
month
will
have
before
them
a
suggestion
to
establish
a
chain
of
party
newspapers,
either
by
buying
out
papers
already
established
or
by
starling
other.
Some
Conservative
papers
have
objected
already
to
th
more
and
have
objected
to
their
being
classed
as
party
papers;
The
carious
thing
is
that
party
papers
do
not
seem
to
be
effective
in
winning
elections.
The
only
two
places
in
British
Columbia
where
they
have
strong
party
daily
papers
which
monopolize
the
field
U
at
Nelson
and
New
Westminster
and
both
constituencies
were
won
by
Liberals
at
the
.....
last
elections
.
held
there.
Both
the
sw
a
a.
a
a
.a
.Neinon
.News
ana
the
?iew
Westminster
Columbian
are
party
papers
as
much
as
any
papers
could
possibly
-be
and
yet
they
were
unable
to
influence
the
electorate
sufficiently
to
retain
the
seats
for
the
:
As
a
matter
of
fact
people
are
very
apt
to
vote
the
opposite
way
item
what
party
newspaper
advins,
largely
because
they
know-thai
the
advice
is
not
given
as
the
result
of
an
indenenifent
nnininn
and
also
becaute
of
the
innate
mnlitnness
of
the
race
which
refuses
to
be
driven
or
herded
in
a
direction
it
does
not
want
to
go.
Party
newspapers
are
a
doubtful
advantage
and
they
are
a
Qoutnrui
benetu
to
tne
country.
The
fair
this
year
is
now
a
thing
of
the
part.
All
acknowledge
it
was
a
sueee,
especially
in
regard
to
finances.
It
must
be
re
membered,
however,
that
this
was
due
to
a
great
extent
to
the
splendid
weather
prevailing
during
the
two
days
of
the
stampede.
In
making
plans
for
the
future
it
must
not
be
thought
that
the
record
of
this
season
can
be
duplicated.
A
stampede
will
no
lofiger
be
a
novelty.
What
would
be
a
novelty
if
it
could
be
arranged
would
be
some
pony
racing.
If
it
is
necessary
to
give
any
winter
relief
this
year,
some
work
might
be
done
on
a
short
track
at
the
grounds
so
that
the
ponies
might
have
a
place
to
run.
This
would
be
a
great
drawing
card,
probably
the
best
that
could
be
planned.
It
is
useless
to
expect
as
good
results
a
second
year
from
a
repetition
of
this.
With
one
or
two
rodeo
stunts
and
half
a
dozen
good
races,
the
whole
city
should
be
attracted
to
the
hill.
Everything
comes
to
those
who
weight,
in
the
fat
of
the
land.
They
roll
RACE
SUICIDE
The
spector
of
"race
suicide"
has
crept
across
the
English
Channel
to
haunt
British
social
statisticians.
The
English
and
Welsh
birth
rate
for
1926.
again
has
shown
a
decline,
following
the
descending
curve
which
has
obtained
since
1920,
according
to
figures
published
by
the
Registrar-General.
The
rate
for
the
calendar
year
was
17.8
per
100,000
of
population.
v
Against
this,
the
official
report
shows
that
the
death
rate,
of
infants
less
than
a
year
old
was
the
lowest
on
record."
Septlandex-perienced
a
higher
birth
rate
as
well
as
a
higher
infant'death
rate
tbahi
England
and
Wales.
The
1926
birth
rate
tied
that
of
1917
and
was
only
higher
than
the
1918
birth
rate.
of
17.7.
the
lowest
on
record
for
England
and
Wales.
In
France,
where
the
low
birth
rate
has
for
years
presented
what
is
regarded
as
a
grave
national
problem,
the
proportion
of
1926
was
18.8c
for
each
100,000.
Cancer,
heart
disease,
and
tuberculosis
of
the
re-piratory
fv.
tem
led
the
list
as
causes
of
death
in
Em-land
and
Wales.
Women,
the
registrar's
report
indicate,
were
far
more
agile
in
dodging
motor
vehicles
and
in
avoiding
total
accidents
generally
than
were
men.
The
women
also
who
committed
suicide
were
less
than
half
those
of
the
other
six
who
met
death
by
'
their
own
hands.
The
suicide
figures
were
:
Males
:,099,
females
1,350.
Accidental
dtaths:
Males
9.5:51.
females
4,274.
VI
Sound
Ostermnor
gK
Rp!
There
are
c
untlrss
M
sleep
cost
no
more
pt
IKm
Ostetmooi
tnrougb-
OiV
Ifm
than
jestW
tIcep
rm
a
S
fcvT
ou-1
-enflda
jn
At
1W
lifeless,
perhaps
unsan-
fe"
VfiV
9
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jjt'rf
'
JKl
&w
rtiiiy
fuattic
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1
en
aanl
Geo.
D.
Ute
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FOR
SALE
BY(gSPiS
3
INDIANPRIZES
AT
THE
FAIR
'Quantity
or
Material
of
Etcrtlt-nt
j
Quality
Made
by
Natives
I
Shown
Here
I
The
native
MklMt
Uu
)v
wa
very
i
similar
u
that
at
loroMf
occasiona
I
Tbert
woro
goad
many
entile
sod
th
!
work
wa
of
aacelleat
quality.
FaUowing
were
lb
winner
ol
the
prlsei:
IMilAN
ARTS
Beat
mtitt
Indian
:'Jt
backet,
faaey
t.
Mrs.
Sarah
Ingram:
2.
Mr.
Ed.
Rua.
Haw
atad
cedar
bark
basket,
akin-Mrs.
Auckland.
2.
Mrs.
Prctcx..
Bart
example
of
bead
work
Mrs.
Taylor.
Beat
in
wall
af
natlie
weaving.
2
root
traya
ilia.
Bis
.Aarahams.
4
en
ecamate
at
native
oarvtng.
wood
1,
listen
Wr
.
Knn
Frevoat.
Beat
example
of
native
carving.
stone
I.
Alfred
Adam
I.IMV
It
(IKK
Croc
(!
yak
I.
Urn.
HeSea
Hal-
2.
Mia.
Hotdea.
Crochetm
dotuaa.
aMer
IT"
1.
Mr.
Heian
HaUaar.
2.
Mre.
Ifcataca.
Pair
of
to
ate
with
araehet
1.
Hetea
Baby
baaaet
In
crochet
I.
Mrs.
Hcea
HakUftc.
Tea
cloth
Kb
crochet
1.
Amy
Stanley.
2
Sana)
Preoaat.
nUow
atssa
with
arccfeet
1.
Un.
HoMeK
2,
Hehm
Haldaae.
9m
pSfla
tn
crjchet
I.
Helea
HaJ
dase.
K
Bitted
VTatr-Mfa.
Taylor.
Beat
2
toaree
of
broad
1.
Htien
Hal-Ota:
2
Mr
HoMen.
Bast
aan
of
boaa
Mr.
HoMea.
Beat
aude
pot
of
km,
domeatle
fruite-4.
Hstea
Hddaae.
Bast
aaa
pot
of
wild
berrr
fruit
1.
Mm.
Pasebe
Dirfehon.
Btft
esMMt
of
bottled
fruit
1,
Mrs.
Darliaow
2.
Un
Helen
KaMane.
Beat
made
eat
I,
Mrs.
H
sides.
M
IIOOI.M
Bnt
exaisaSa.
driving
from
nature,
calorad
1.
Maria
Lockerbr.
Part
Ecstag-imi
t.
Hetea
Starr.
Fort
Eaalsgton.
Beat
eumaie
freehand
driving,
under
131.
Bartle
Neiaon.
OreeaTlUe;
2.
JtfCrey
Martta.
areeavlUe.
Bet
exaasate
of
drawing,
ahaded.
under
lis-l.
Hubert
Dootan;
2.
Miriam
Daagcli.
Beat
example,
model
driving
1,
Leon-inl
Root
on
Writing
eatapaUUun.
under
18
1.
Kilaa
Westey:
2.
Doaoo
RobituoW.
Writing
OBmpetKaaa.
under
tl
XUtea
Wealer;
2.
Hflby
Wetley.
Wrttlag
eomfettuoe.
under
11
Edr.
Botton.
Part
EaMngion;
2.
Starr.
Port
Eattngtoa.
Writing
competition,
pupil
under
9
1.
Roaa
Sp)dtB;
2.
Queenle
Roberta.
Writing
CbnpetttloQ.pupUi
under
8
-1.
Emily
Stewart.
KlacoUth:
2.
Sarah
Benaon.
Beat
eiamale
of
handiwork
Awarded
to
Kltimat
Home.
hl'WItlj.
Beat
colored
pillow
allpa
Amy
8
tin-
ley.
i,
i
Helen
Beat
aof
a
coeldon.
erabroWered
Helen
Haldaae.
Beat
eeatreattere.
In
color
1,
Sarah
Prevoat:
2.
Helen
HaWtane.
Drtaer
acarf
I.
Mra.
Preot:
2.
Amy
I
Stanley.
Beat
embroidered
apron
Mr.
Taylor.
Beat
made
uadenMp
Florence
Alexander.
Bedaprcad.
beat
embroidered
Sarah
PrrwMt.
Canned
aalmon
Pboebe
Davidson.
Cod
and
halibut
hooka
Mrs.
Young.
Bkldegate.
NEW'
HAZELTON
MAY
HAVESAWMILL
SOON
'
A
mag
around
town,
a
few
day
last
week
looking
Into
trie
.poasfbattlw
cf
eatabllahlng
a
tawmtn
ar
tma
point.
eayf
the
Omlneea
Herald.
He
lookedl
over
the
tknber
and
tbe
arallable
sites
for
a
mllb
He
has
found
what
he
want
and
It
la
reported
that
he
U
now
arranging
fc-r
the
shipping
of
tbe
machinery
lnvo
Nrw
Haze
I
ton.
The
timber
to
be
cui
iij.da
along
the
foot
and
lower
reaches
of
Rocher
de
Boule
Mountain.
There
ta
a
aupply
to
lat
quite
a
few
years
and
It
la
proposed
to
erect
a
mill
I
with
a
capacity
of
20.000
feet
per
day.
It
It
expected
to
hare
the
plant
oper-1
atmg
thla
tall.
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
SEPTEMREIl
IS,
1917.
J
J
Tynan,
manager
of
the
Union
Iron
Worxs,
of
San
Francisco,
writes
Z.
H
Mortimer,
secretary
of
the
Prince
,
lUipen
Board
of
Trade,
that
It
will
be
mpowible
for
his
company
to
use
tbe
:xal
dr
dock
for
building
ships.
;
Tom
Birch
of
Prince
George,
who
eut
overseaa
with
the
first
Prince
Ru-
j
Prt
contingent
under
CM.
C.
W.
Peck,
returned
to
the
ctty
thla
morning.
He
saw
much
service
In
France.
was
ounded
and
won
a
medal
for
talorou
sen-Ice.
;
Jack
Keefe
received
a
telegram
yesterday
announcing
the
death
of
hi
father.
John
Keefe.
Dmi,
Iowa.
De-
'
""
naa
reached
the
advanced
of
eighty
yeara.
.
age
i
C
o
Strombeck.
well
known
Alice
Ann
mining
man.
arrived
on
the
Pttace
Charles
Saturday
night
from
a
business
tnp
to
Vancouver
and
con-ttoued
north
on
-he
CaUU
last
night.
Wan
in
lAe
Moon
THE
One
ha
area
at
It
'Thi
time
iti
a
tl
auaeh.
I
SAW
tbe:-siasbaU
Baft
A
It
was
core
i
Beet
of
aft
the
faaaaa
It
seen
tfcu
summer,
I
HOl'E
i's
not
a
tonal
traveller
;by
t,tKdit
who
atven
seating
a
telegram
Wal
gtrl
patt
tt
dowa
la
his
expense
keek
)M
ehlekea
mfere.
THE
natrresl
lik
ta
be
aaarrie)
in
Prior.
Rupett
,
bteaus
the
resident
her
do
not
teem
to
mind
the
nob.
Hour:
I
haven't
a
decent
to
the
party
lorlfht.
frock
to
I
Tottj:
Then
why
not
wear
that
MB
deeent
ase
yoa
had
on
last
night.
Barber:
'Tear
bead
la
badly
In
need
f
a
akampoo,
atr."
Tailor
(lo
the
barber
ehairl:
"Yea:
and
your
ataahea
are
decsdaMy
ahabby.
hut
I
datuag
you
about
It
"
The
Letter
Box
Ii
rrKH
MTio
or
niiiii.
tkam.
i
Baiter.
Dally
New.
rtWaj
ntght
at
tbe
Exhflstiaa
(or
the
nooesd
thne
I
had
the
plsanire
of
-e-lag
the
wejadefful
pertortmaee
a
the.
PrlBC
Itupen
Olrla'
DttU
'Team.
Ill
was
ladeed
a
rrmarkaMe
exhibition
of)
ahyaaoal
drttU
and
tableaux.
The
tab-'
Ieaux
being
perfDrmed
with
such
exact
preetttoa
sad
qusrkaeaa
w
aometlUag
all
worth
acting.
The
uniform
added
greaHy
to
tbe
peffarmaace.
They
coaatatcd
of
a
heavy
white
aleeTelasa
aweater.
blue
eharU
sttt
,tha
PflflT
oa
tat
let
lag.
and
snort
blue
They
were
Indeed
a
pretty
picture
to
swhwtd
and
I
wouMnt
bare
mlased
it
for
aaythlBg.
One
thing
which
surprUrd
me
waa
the
tack
f
the
publics
upport.
Very
few
in
atlendanot
helped
tbe
OlrU'
cauae.
Any
small
donation
In
the
bat
would
hare
helped
a
great
deal.
In
order
to
get
their
new
equipment.
From
a
chat
1
had
with
the
trstaer.
Doug.
Frtscetl
and
Alex.
Mitchell
I
lerned
that
the
next
(shtbttisn
siren
by
the
girl
would
In
an
probability
be
club
(winging.
In
eonahuion
I
may
aay
that
the
cltteena
should
give
these
girl
the
aajaport
that
tbey
need.
Their
abow
la
worth
putjng
on
tn
larger
cities
and
I
hope
Jgat
I
will
meet
these
two
boy
with
their
troupe
in
my
borne
town,
namely.
Vancouver.
Tour
truly.
R.
A.
BRUMEL.
MORE
SEAL
SKINS
TAKEN
THIS
SEASON
THAN
LAST
i
Juneau
Empire)
Tbe
seal
taken
at
Pribflof
Islands
thla
year
exceeded
that
of
last
year
by
nearly
3
XXX).
The
figure
are.
for
1M8.
1UM
and
for
1027.
2447S.
There
were
mare
taken
off
tbe
Alaska
coast
by
Indian
pelagic
sealing
this
year
but
not
so
many
off
the
Waablngum
and
British
Columbia
coast.
The
aeal
herd
has
Jbown
another
large
increase
over
the
preceding
year.
The
four-party
treaty
which
provides
for
the
mnagement
of
the
aeal
herd
by
the
United
States
and
diTlskm
of
the
profit
So
per
cent
to
the
Onlted
Btate
and
IS
per
cent
each
to
Great
Britain.
Japan
and
Russia
la
a
till
in
effect,
and
will
remain
my
until
one
sf
the
parties
serve
notice
of
It
termin
ation.
No
such
notice
ha
been
aerred.
and
the
Indication
are
that
none
will
be
erved
for
aomttme.
If
ever.
The
value
of
the
seal-skins
taken
this
yer.
inline
'raw,
at
prevailing
price
waa
about
Hoomx
The
number
taken
waa
.restricted
because
of
the
krw
price.
The
herd
1
targe
enough
to
permit
the'
tak
ing
of
two
or
more
times
as
many
as
were
killed
without
lessening
the
num
ber
of
young
each
year.
ALTERATIONS
NOW
IN
C.P.R.C0AST
SERVICE
The
Canadian
Pacific
Coast
Steamship
Service
announce
that
the
sailing
of
the
Alaska
service
from
Vancouver.
September
8.
Prince
Rupert
September
10
for
Ketchikan
1
cancelled.
Sailing
of
the
SS.
Princesa
Beatrice.
Prince
Rupert
to
Vancouver,
will
be
continued
as
usual.
For
other
sailing,
eee
advertisement.
WATER
NOTiCE
Dl
tltMON
AMI
TSE
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Francia
Henry
Cunningham,
whose
address
1
805
Board
of
Trade
Btilldlng.
Vancouver,
B.C.,
will
apply
for
a
licence
to
take
and
use
1
cubic
foot
per
second
of
water
out
of
unnamed
stream
which
flows
noruuut
and
drain
into
Humpback
Bay.
Porcher
Dated
August
ai.
1927.
Island,
ahrmt
inn
w.ra
,n,iK...,
r.
northeast
comer
peat
of
Lot
102.
The
water
wUl
bt
diverted
from
the
tream
at
a
point
about
200
yards
from
the
mouth
of
the
river
and
will
be
used
for
iin.
cannery
and
domestic
tunose
upon
me
lands
SDDlled
for.
belnz
nor-
tlon
of
Lot
102,
Range
6.
Coast
District.
Thi
notice
a
posted
orv
tbe
ground
on
the
25th
dsy
of
June.
1827.
A
copy
of
this
notice
and
an
application
pur-auant
thereto
and
to
tbe
"Water
Act"
wiu
be
filed
la
the
office
ot
the
Water
Recorder
at
Prince
Rupert.
B
C
Objection
to
the
application
may
be
filed
with
the
iid
Water
Recorder
or
with
the
Comptroller
of
Water
RlKhta.
Parliament
Buildings.
Victoria,
BC
within
thirty
day
alter
the
first
appearance
of
thi
notice
in
a
local
newspaper.
The
date
of
the
f:rt
publication
of
thU
notice
I
August
4.
1S27.
Applicant.
I
(.'y
U
rn
ha
to
cxpu
U
Ot
cr
and
cntr
and
a
again
Plain
York's
really
grtat
It's
tht
best
chocolate
With
flavour
and
quality
splendid
for
Jane.
Mothers
and
fathers
who
have
tried
Plain
York
chocolate
realiie
at
once
how
pure
it
is,
how
wholesome.
Not
too
bitter,
not
too
sweet,
but
with
all
the
dcliciousness
of
pure
plain
chocolate,
Plain
York
is
the
triumph
of
200
years
of
experience
in
fine
chocolate
making.
Just
try
a
bar
to-day.
NOTICE
Or
INTENTION
TO
APPLY
TO
LEASE
LAMt
In
Rang
S,
Coast
Land
District.
Land
itecerdrisg
District
of
Prince
Rupert,
and
.tuat
on
Lot
102
Humpback
Bay.
Porcher
Island.
B.C.
TAKE
NOTICE
tbat
T.
II.
Cunningham,
Beard
of
Trade
Building,
ot
Vancouver.
B.C..
occupation
Salmon
Broker.
Intends
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
tbe
following
de-crlbcd
lands:
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
ISO
yard
south-southeast
of
northeast
corner
post
of
Lot
102.
Rang
9;
thence
due
futn
6
chains:
thence
south-aouthra.it
is
rhatn;
thence
due
north
8
chain:
thence
wet-northwett
along
abore
to
point
of
commencement
and
containing
14
acres,
mores
or
leas.
FRANCIS
HENRY
CUNNINGHAM.
Applicant
Dated
J5th
June.
1027.
LAND
ACT.
NOTICE
OF
INTENTION
TO
APPLY
TO
LEAKE
LANII
Queen
Charlotte
Island
Land
District,
lnd
Recording
District
of
Prince
Rurert,
and
situate
north-of
Lota
1658
and
1657.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
The
Langara
Fishing
and
Packing
Co.
Ltd
of
Massett,
occupation
Canners.
Intend
to
apply
for
a
!c!
of
the
following
described
land:
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
twenty
chain
north
of
Yin
Indian
Reserve
and
cn
the
shore
of
Mclntyre
Bay:
thence
Berth
5
chain
to
tbe
low
water
mark:
thence
westerly
following
said
low
water
160
chains:
thence
southerly
s
chain
thence
eaaterly
160
chains
to
the
point
of
commencement,
and
containing
eighty
acre,
more
or
less.
Ln
ANGARA
FISHINO
&
PACKINO
CO.
LTD.
Applicant.
Fred
Nah,
Agtnt.
Dated
June
27.
1027.
LAND
ACT
NOTICE
OF
INTENTION
TO
APPLY
TO
LKAftK
LANIt
In
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
Land
Recording
District
of
Prince
Rupert,
and
situate
at
Ferguson
Bay.
Graham
Island.
QXM.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Somervllle
Cannery
Company,
Limited.
Vancouver.
BX3
occupation
Packers,
intend
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
the
following
described
land-
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
at
the
northwest
corner
of
Lot
1571
'
QX3J
thence
eaat
30
chain;
thence
north
3
chain,
more
or
leas,
to
low
water
mark-thence
wet
following
tow
water
mark
30
chain:
thence
south
2
chain,
more
or
lea,
to
point
of
commencement,
and
containing
six
(6
acres,
more
or
les
SOMERVILLE
CANNERY
COMPANY,
""u),
APDiicant
LAND
ACT
NOTICE
OF
INTENTION
TO
APPLY
TO
LEASE
LANIi
.
J5
RuSrt
Land
Recording
Dis
trict
of
Prince
Rupert,
and
altuate
on
Princess
Royal
Island
at
Eaat
side
Cove
from
Butedale
Cannery.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
I.
Jacob
Koakl
of
o..
uccupanon
a
luherman
:
intend
to
apply
for
a
tease
of
tbe
fot-,
lowing
described
land:
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
about
600
yard
northeast
of
Butedale
Cannery
Wharf:
thence
eaat
5
chains-
I
thence
south
2
chains:
thence
west
5
chain;
thence
north
2
chaina
to
point
of
commencement
and
containing
one
'
acre,
more
or
le.
JACOB
KOSKI,
!
A"lcln
Dated
August
27,
1927.
3
Certainly,
she
can
have
another!
.
l
a
f
v
it
(
LAND
ACT
1
1
BETTER
DENTISTRY
PLATES
that
j;le
you
a
natural
spi
anre
and
lend
beautr
U
rontoiir
of
the
fare.
AIrys
Upen
Dr.
MAGUIRE
Orer
Ormes
Phone
525
The
Last
Few
Days
at
Bent's
HARGAINS
YOU'LL
NEVEK
F0KGET
COATS
MILLINERY
DRESSES
LINGERIE
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Avenue
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