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INDIAN
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be
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V-vOONE'-XYcOLD
GREY
J
as
THE
DAILY
NEWS
BRINGING
UP-FATHER
By
George
McManns
Neglected
VE.P-
THAT'S
the
VOU
CERTAIN!
1T
WHAT'S
THE
MOUMTAIN
WE
M
PICKED
OUT
A
MATTBR?
I
VC
ARE
CWOlW
TO
i
BIG.
ONE.1.
I
&OTAHQLD,
.
1
CUIMB'
j
OF
THE
ROPE
.
Eyesr
W
NEGLECT
la
doubtless
the
causa
of
most
of
the
ills
that
afflict
humanity.
ThlsJja
so
self
evident
that
It
seem
hardly
necessary
to
telru.
If
your
eyes
are
giving
trouble,
have
them
attended
1
.A
tu
auu
a
I
once.
,
nV
ATT
'
l
Jl
I
vi-
auu
ausuiuiucs
in
me
kingdom
of
foolishness,
urely
the
loss
of
eyesight
through
neglect
Is
the
most
inexcusable.
DON'T
lose
health
and
efficiency
through
neglect
Come
and
seel
Fred
Joudry
Registered
Optometrist
and
Optician
Room
3
Smith
Block
Thone
7C3
The
Fall
months
are
falling
behind
and
you'll
have.
Winter
on
before
you
know
it.
Join
the
"don't
worry"
club
today
and
get
your
bin
filled
right
away.
Our
slate-free
coal
will
give
you
a
care-free
Winter.
NANAIMO
-
WELLINGTON
COAL
and
ALI1ERTA
SOOTLESS
COAL
Albert
&
McCaffery
Phones
116
and
117
Prince
Rupert
BOAT
HOUSE
I'hone
381
P.O.
Box
156.1
LAUNCHES.
SCOWS.
HOW
HO
ATS
AND
CANOES
SAND
AND
GRAVEL
Equipment
for
Diving
and
Salvage
Work
Agents
for
Easthope
Engines
and
Stump
Pullers
NORWEGIAN
HALIKUT
GEAR
IN
STOCK
Compass
Adjusting
MILK
-:-
PRICE
Reduced
to
12
pints
for
$1.00
7
quarts
for
$1.00
12
pints
for
$1.00
Cash
price
tickets.
McBride
Street
store
now
closed
Valentin
Dairy
Office
and
Dairy
-
1
1th
St.
,
Telephone
657.
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
Block
-
Phone
575
DENTIST
I
ANGER,
the
TAILOR
Fine
Imported
Serge
and
Scotch
Tweed
Suits
made
to
order
in
our
shop
in
Prince
Rupert
as
low
CCCJ
ff
I.
ANGER,
Cutter
Cutter
and
and
Designer
Designer
223
"
Sixth
Civil,
drool
Street
1
SAVE
SPAWNING
FINE
EXHIBIT
George
Wnddell,
Formerly
of
This
City,
Writes
on
Depletion
of
Salmon
Fisheries
George
Wad
dell,
formerly
of
Prince
Rupert
and
now
residing
in
Vancouver,
writes
as
follows
to
the
Vancouver
Sun-Jay
Province
yesterday.
In
the
matter
of
the
depletion
of
the
salmon
fish-
In
a
recent
Issue
of
your
piper
a
cartoon
appeared
dtp
toting
B.C.
scratch
ing
hh
head
over
the
threatened
depletion
of
our
salmon
flshieries.
It
Is
a
well-known
fact
that
the
department
of
the
Dominion
Gov
ernment
has
spent
a
vast
amount
of
.money
In
patrol
boats
of
every
descrip
tion,
and
have
not
desisted
in
prose
cuting
the
fishermen
caught
breaking
the
laws
made
by
the
department.
There
is
also
another
factor
of
the
situation
which
ban
not
been
given
thl
attention
due
It,
namely
the
protection
of
the
spawning
grounds.
Owing
to
the
fact
(in
many
Instances!
that
the
creek
are
blocked
with
all
kinds
of
debris,
.fallen
logs,
etc.,
causing
the
streams
to
ie
diverted,
the
salmon
find
great
dif
ficulty
In
reaching
the
spawning
grounds.
The
spawning
grounds
are
in
a
very
oad
condition,
being
overrun
by
trout
and
wild
ducks,
the
natural
enemies
of
the
salmon
spawn
and
the
young
salmon.
STATEMENT
VEKUIF.I)
An
Incident
which
verities
this
statement
took
place
some
time
during
the
year
1023.'
The
government
patrol
boat
pivenchy
bad
planted,
about
that
time.
i
million
to
a
million
and
a
half
sal-,
.-non
eggs
in
the
lake
arjacent
to
Cap-tain
Cove
on
Pitt
Island:
this
having
.been
done
for
three
successive
years.
gnoruy
alter
tnis
Had
been
done,
aii
practical
fisherman,
whilst
engaged
In
herring
fishing
in
that
vicinity,
partly
out
of
curiosity
to
know
the
condition
of
this
particular
stream,
cut
off
ten
athoms
of
herring
seine,
made
a
set
out
of
a
dory
and
got
about
four
tons
of
trout.
It
can
readily
been
seen
from
an
In
stance
of
this
kind
the
small
chances
the
salmon
spawn
has
of
maturing
or
getting
into
the
salt
water.
This
lake
Is
one
amongst
many
of
the
natural
spawning
grounds,
and
the
run
of
salmon
there,
according
to
old-timers,
at
one
time
was
very
extensive.
I
feel
that
It
would
be
money
well
jpent
if
.the
department
would
turn
its
attention
to
every
district
of
the
province
and
clean
out
the
spawning
grounds.
lakelse
lake
Even
Lakelse
Lake,
where
a
fine
.gov
ernment
hatchery
Is
In
operajion,.:at-
ords
great
attraction
to
trout
fishermen
owing
to
the
Immense
catches.
Jn
regard
to
the
cutting
down.ofHbe
fishing
gear.
I
believe"
the
man
whodn
traduced
salmon
fishing
wl$h
;
seine
boats
-had-
asplte-agalnM
lbJ,vfratejrLul
naustry.
It
has
been
suggested
that
gill
net
fishing
be
cut
down
30
per
cent.
This
would
create
a
hardship
to
men
engaged
In
that
branch
of
the
Industry,
who
are
almost
wholly
dependent
on
that
for
a
living.
Massett
Inlet
in
1920
had
four
seine
beats
operating
there.
In
1022
eleven.
In
1924
fifteen,
in
1928
fifty-four.
The
highest
catch
known
In
1926
on
Massett
Inlet
was
4200
pinks
In
one
set.
With
hauls
of
this
description,
how
long
will
the
fishing
remain
good
on
Massett
Inlet?
The
sooner
seine
boat
oilmen
ituhtnir
is
curtailed.:
bejtjf
ft
will
Le
for
.the
industry.
I
Gill
net
fishing
In
the
same?
water.l
urmlH
-irittm
mriM
.
.
,
.
.
'
.
.
n--
viupiuyuivutffana
nave
a
tendency
to
benefit
the
settlers
in
the
outlying
districts.
it
cannot
be
too
deeply
Impressed
upon
the
people
of
British
Columbia
what
the
depletion
of
the
salmon
Indus
try
means
to
everyone,
directly
and.iln
directly.,,
.
...
.
,
R.
C.
W.
Lett,
western
colonization
and
Industrial
agent
for
the
Canadian
National
Railways,
arrived
In
the
city
from
Edmonton
on
yesterday
after
noon's
train
and
sailed
this
morning
on
the
Prince
Charles
for
Vancouver,
where
he
now
makes
his
headquarters
Ocorge
Pearson,
formerly
of
McCut-cheon's
drug
store
staff
here
and
more
recently
located
at
Premier,
arrived
in
the
"
city
on
the
"
Prince
M
Charles
cnarlea
this
thla
morning
from
,
Stewart
and
will
-
'
-v..
-..u
spend
apcuu
a
u
three
tnrre
wrcaii
week'
holiday
nouaay
in
n
the
the
;lty
:lty
He
He
I
lrn
fe
S
i
I
will
stay
at
the
Inlander.
From
Montreil
Montreal
"
Halifax
"
St.
John
N.B.
Halifax
"
Halifax.
I'M
THle4k.N
OF
WHAT
WOULD
HAPPEN!
IP
VOU
UtT
GO'
GROUNDS
SALMON
SCHOOL
WORK
Terrace
Holds
First
School
Fnir
Which
Proves
to
be
Great
SuCVess
TEnRACE.
Oct.
10.
The
first
Terrace
school
fair
held
in
the
school
house
oa
Friday
afternoon
and
by
far
surpassed
the
expectations
of
even
those
most
interested.
The
four
classrooms
were
filled
with
well
arranged
and
artistically
displayed
products
of
school
work,
plain
aewlt.
cooking
and
candy,
embroidery,
wsaadwork.
mechanical
toys,
collections
of
woods,
stamps,
dressed
dolls
and
primary
handiwork,
maps,
lunches,
all
of
which
displayed
much
skill
oa
the
part
of
the
pupils
and
considerable
credit
on
the
part
of
the
Instructors
in
school
and
home.
The
afternoon
tea.
which
was
served
In
the
primary
room
was
well
patron
-
xsd
and
the
resulting
funds
will
add
materially
to
the
prlte
moneys.
The
tea
room
was
in
charge
of
Miss
Elder'
un
wun
ner
nigh
school
pupils
a
helpers.
The
display
of
work
of
all
kinds
brought
down
from
the
Copper
City
school
by
Miss
Libarys
pupils
added
much
to
the
attractiveness
and
quality
of
the
whole
display
and
her
pupils
received
a
eompiratlve
share
in
the
prizes
awarded.
The
Judges
in
the
different
sections
were
a
follows:
Writing
Miss
I.
M.
Fearson
and
Miss
'Elderkln:
drawing
Mrs.
Lanfear
and
Mrs.
Von
Ilees:
boy
worka-Messrs.
Mcintosh
and
till-
t'ert;
fJBcy
work
Mrs.
Sandal
and
Mrs.
Von
Heesr
cooking
Mrs.
-A.
Carr
and
Mrs.
II.
King:
school
lunches
Mrs.
E.
Brooks
and
Mrs.
Sundal.
Applied
designs
Mrs.
Lanfear
and
Mrs.
Von
Hees.
INTERESTING
WEDDING
AT
05LAND
SATURDAY
Itev.
W.
F.
Uuthlirook
Officiate
at
Wedding
of
Miss
Margaret
Mores-head
nnd
John
Johnson
An
Interesting
wedding
took
place
at
the
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Orlmason,
Osland,
at
4
o'clock
Saturday
after;
noon
when
Miss
Margaret
Maude
Daisy
Moreshead
of
Montreal,
became
the
bride
of
John
Johnson,
Itev.
W.
Rush-brook,,
of
the
Anglican
mission
boat
Northern
Cross
officiating.
The
bride
was
attended
by
Miss
Winnie
Anderson
while
Joseph
Krlcmussen
supported
the
groom.
The
little
Icelandic
fishing
settle
ment
tcok
on
a
general
festive
air
during
the
day
and,
in
the
evening,
morning.
until
Um
early
hour
of
the
following
Among
thaw
present
for
Um
ceremony
ware
the
bride's
parents
from
Montreal.
TERRACE
Mrs.
c.
R.
OUbert
returned
en
Friday
Tram
Prime
Rupert.
Mrs.
H.
m
Smith,
how
steeper
at
Terrace
hotel,
left
on
Friday
on
a
orasongsd
holiday
trip
during
which
-he
wlU
visit
with
friends
on
oath
the
Atlantic
and
Pacific
coast.
Mrs.
Smith
T'lans
a
short
visit
to
Toronto
with
Mrs.
McDonald,
better
known
ee
Leurs
T...
Montgomery
author
of
"Anne
of
Treen
GaMes"
etc.
Mrs.
McDonald,
as
a
child
was
k
pupil
of
Mrs
.Smith's
Tram
Toronto
Mrs
smith
will
go
on
tt
Philadelphia
to
visit
with
a
daughter
there
and
the
nee
to
California
where
another
daughter
and
son
reside.
Rev.
and
Mrs.
A.
W.
Robinson
left
Saturday
night
for
Heeslton
where
Mr
Hotoliwon
can
ducted
Harvest
Festive
?rvlees
on
Sunday.
The
W.A.
of
the
Anglican
church
met
n
Thursday
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
W.
Walr.
when
arrangements
were
made
t
told
a
cafeteria
supper
on
Tuesday
ivenlng,
October
18.
The
supper
will
e
followed
by
an
impromptu
humorist
entertainment.
C.
R.
Gilbert
returned
on
Thursday
from
s
business
trip
to
Prince
George
"The
Projee
Method"
wUl
be
the
nlbject
of
an
.address
at
the
Parent
Teacher
meeting
on.
Thursday
evening.
October
.18.
tf
speaker
being.
A.
Holm-
wood,
principal
or
tne
public
school
There
wlU
also
be
a
musical
program.
Owing
to
heavy
rains
on
Saturday
night
the
boom
of
poles
of
the
Hanson
Timber
Co.
at
Oedanrale
broke
loose
and
a
cell
was
sent
to
Terraee
and
dis
trict
on
Sunday
morning
to
do
what
ould
be
done
to
salvage
any
which
came
down
the
river.
The
auction
of
fruits,
vegetables,
etc.
which
were
used
In
the
Anglican
Church
at
the
harvest
festival
servlcee
tcok
place
at
the
school
house
Friday
afternoon
and
netted
almost
eleven
dollars
towards
hospital
auxiliary
funds
F.
C.
Bishop
acted
as
auctioneer.
SKULL
MAY
NOT
BE
OLD
AS
SUGGESTED
TORONTO,
Oct.
10.
"The
despatch
trcm
British
Colnvmw
may
be
Just
a
publicity
stunt,"
was
the
comment
oi
Profeesar
Mcllwvalth
of
the
Royal
On
tarts
Museum
staff,
on
the
reported
.
H.nrim,
rt.
wiwirt
in
th
..html-
discovery
of
a
skeleton
at
Seal
Cove
house,
the
celebration
being
continued
iolfl
'to
bet
feast
200
yearq
older
tfeap
XonieBeekoiisyoE
this
(Jhristmas
again
those
familiar
streets,
dappled
with
SEE
sunlight
or
splashed
with
rain.
They
are
there
waiting
for
you
as
you
knew
and
loved
them
in
youth.
Old
village
landmarks
houses
and
inns
suddenly
vivifying
a
thousand
half
-forgotten
associations.
Re-visit
them
this
Christmas.
Late
Fall
and
dnristmas
Sailings
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London.
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Green
382.
tf
'OR
RENT
FURNISHED
APART-
ment
by
the
day,
week
or
month
Phone
Red
607.
tf
"OR
RENT.
Pianos,
phonographs
and
Singer
sewlhg
machine.
Walker's
MusJc
Store
lOUSE
FOR
tlENTFIVE
'ROOMS
ANDl
bath,
close
in.
'-Ltd:
McCaffery,
,
Olbbons,
Apply
Munro
Eros.
DANCING
237
HOUSE
FOB
RENT,
ROOMS
AND
HOUSES
FOR
RENT.
$20.00
UP.
AP-
ply
215,
4th
Ave.
E.
tf
LOST
LOST.
BUNCH
OF
KEYS
ON
RINO
on
Friday.
October
7.
Finder
please
return
to
Dally
News
Office.
238
FOUND
FOUND.
OOLD
PIECE
ON
THIRD
Avenue,
Oetober
7.
Owner
can
have
same
by
applying
to
H.
S.
Parker.
AUCTION
SALE
I
WILL
SELL
BY
PUBLIC
AUCTION
on
Saturday.
October
18,
furniture
heaters;
also
balance
of
merchandise
and
store
fixtures
in
Federal
block.
O.
F.
Brine,
auctioneer.
Phone
774
MISS
MVFANWV
CAMPBELL
Teacher
of
claulcal.
operaUc
and
toe
dancing.
Children's
class
or
private
"tu'ltlori:
'
I
.un
.
'
".'ii
1
J
.....
the
only
existing
skeleton
of
the
Tsim-hlan
era
known
to
be
in
existence.
"It
may
be
nothing
more
than
the
remains
of
one
of
the
race
of
Tsim-ehlan
Indians,
but
one
cannot
make
a
definite
statearent
until
a
study
of
the
skull
is
made.
The
information
that
the
skeleton
is
that
of
a
large
adult
man
means
little.
No
one
knows
for
sure
how
long
ago
the
Tslnwhlan
Indians
LAND
FOB
SALE
THE
OTP.
DEVELOPMENT
CO..
LTD.
wlU
now
consider
applleatkMas
for
purchase
of
Its
holdings
in
the
Town-slte
of
Prince
Rupert
and
also
adjoin-teg
aeraage.
Par
particulars
ajspiy
to
n.
r.
tinker
,ti.
Agents
MOI.BIt
I1EAUTY
COLI.BGG
Mutt
Ntirrewral
('ollese
un
the
Ctmllnent
Expert
instructors
In
all
Iiisiii
liss
of
beauty
culture,
tncluding
water
wav-
Ing
and
permanent
waving.
Tanns:
I
Moler,,
10
Heatings
St.
E.
Vancouver.
I
B.C.
I
SCIIOOUS
AND
COLLBGBS
UBN
AND
WOMSN
LEARN
BARBCRING
Cxpert
Instructors
lu
one
of
the
beat
paytac
bualDi
Ram
while
you
learn
and
become
Independent.
Oall
or
write
Moler
Barber
ClBUege.
1
Hastings
St.
E..
Vancouver.
BX.
AUCT10NEE1C
MY
SYtrrUI
YOU
KNOW
WHAT
you
are
getting
before
a
sate.
I
buy.
sell
or
guarantee.
Brine.
Phone
TM.
EXCHANGE
NEW
AND
SECONDHAND
FURNITURE
bought,
sold
and
,
.exchanged.
Ppr
dopulos
and
Maras.
890
Third
Ave.
Phone
648.
tf
PIANO
TI'NINO
NOW
IIKKE.
1.0
1'
IS
F.
COI.E8
for
many
years
with
BrlnaBtead,
London.
Eng..
Martin-Onne.
Ottawa
and
Mason
8s
Rlsch.
Toronto.
Repairs
and
adjustments
of
Player
Pianos
and
Grands
a
specialty.
riione
lied
103.
UPHOLSTERING
FURNITURE
REPAIRING:
UPIIOL-
sterlng
of
all
kinds.
Chesterfields
recovered
and
made
to
order.
All
work
guaranteed.
Phone
Green
803.
Q.
M.
HUNT.
KAIf.N
GARAGE
Fi'imint
itr.m
cTioxH
m
CHEVROLET
ritlCEB
Commercial
Chassis,
ft.
ton
delivery
$938.60
Touring
$811.80
Roadster
$811X10
Roadster
Delivery
$811.60
sport
'naaditer
$880.00
Ooaeh
,
94k
Coupe
$9841)0
Sdn
$1.02.00
Cabriolet
$1,080.00
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Imperial
Landau
Sedan
$1,188.00
Utility
Express.
1
ton
truck..
$793.60
Disc
wheels
S28.00
extra
In
all
models.
A
complete
line
of
1928
models
on
hand
at
present.
Phone
or
call
for
demonstration
and
learn
about
our
easy
payment
plsn.
Guaranteed
Used
Oars
on
Hand.
Ford
Coupe.
1948.
$100
cosh,
balance
$25
per
month.
Ford
Sedan.
1920.
$100
cash,
balance
$26
per
month.
KAIEN
GARAGE,
Dave
1to
Dealters
in
all
General
Motor
Prpdueeta
Goodyear
and
Firestone
Tires.
Wrecking
Service
Day
and
Night,
Phone
52
J
TAXI
I'hone
67
Tnxi
(Call
George,
Paul
or
Gust)
Six
and
Seven
Passenger
StuoV
bakers
at
your
disposal
any
time.
Ross
Duos,
pool
noon
...
.
k
"In
..Sleeker
lUork.
.
t
'Acrrw.
from
Emnr8R
Dotal)
High
PRINCE
RUPERT
TIDES
MONDAY.
OCTOBER
10
0:43
am.
13
1
pin.
Low
8:33
a.m.
19:18
p.m.
inhabited
the
coast
country"
Professor
Hlch
'
"
McIIwralth
said.
AdvertUs
In
The
Daily
News
!
"-
U
SS.lii
.
I
13
18
pm
JLo
7
3a.m
I
19
58
pjn.
2U
ft.
22J3
"
3.1
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"
22.1
ft
231
"
3.2
"
IZ
'
STEAMSHIP
MOVEMENT
lor
Vanmut
Rundsy
w.
prince
Cha;
Tuesday
a.
Catala
Thursday
ss
lnr.ee
Oc
Saturday
as.
Cardena
ss.
Princess
Bca'jL
Oct.
ss.
Princess
A.
Oct.
SS
ss
Prince"
A.i
;
Nov.
I
as.
PrlnecM
A;.-t'rnm
Vanrouvrr
.
Sunday
ss.
OaUla
.
Wednesday
us
.Prince
Oec
"
ss
Cardena
Saturday
as.
Princess
Bea'
Saturday
aa
.
Prince
Cbu
.c
Oct.
as.
Prihceu
Alice
Oct.
I
as.
Princess
Allc-Oet
S
ss.
Prlncew
All
For
Part
HlmpMtn
and
Mass
Itltet-Frlday
es.
Cardena
Saturday
-ss.
Cardena
.
lor
Anjoi
Sunday
si.
OaUla
Wedneoday
as.
Prince
Oe.
'
I
Yum
Ahj
ox
Tuesday
ss
Catala
.
.
Thursday
as.
Prince
George
lor
Stewart
Sunday
ss.
OaUla
Saturday
as.
Prtnee
Charles
from
Slewort
Sunday
as.
Prince
Charles
Tuesday
as.
Catala
lor
IJiieen
rharlnlles
Oet.
8-
-as.
Prince
John
.
Oct.
22
as.
Prince
John
lYoni
(Jueen
Clmrlolle
Oct.
8
as.
Prince
John
Oet.
20
as.
Prince
Pohn
lor
Atuka
Oet.
8.
es.
Princess
Alice
Oet.
10
as.
Princess
Alice
Oet.
SS
as.
Princess
Alice
From
Alunka
Oet.
It
es.
Princess
Alice
Oct
28
-m.
Princess
Alice
Nov.
3
as.
Princess
Alice
MAIL
SCHEDULE
8kpti'.mih:k,
mi
I'or
the
Eat
MnrwtiiVB
WMlnii1in
Raturrf.lVl.
tigwn
-
lYoni
the
F.mt
lunutn.
inuiiaaT
mnn
nu
.
due
To
Vanronter
Sundays
.
Tuendaye
Thursdays
Saturdays
C.P.R.
Oct,
12
and
23.
I'rom
Vnnroiivrr
Sundays
To
Anyox
anil
Alice
Arm
No'
-.1
ll-TWIB
Jl
"
rratays
p
Saturdays
lull
CPJt-Oet.
8,
19
and
20.
oununjs
man
ciow
wtuiifnuaro
1
'
lYom
Anyox
and
Alice
Arn
Tlieariava
.
Aiiurauaya
mail
our
r
To
Stewart
an
Premier
Sundays
Tl
Saturdays
IP
I
From
Stewart
and
Premier
Sundays
71
Tuesdavi
.
To
Nsas,
IHvrr
Points-
Thursdays
From
'Nuns
Ulver
Points
.mall
cloiei
I
Baturdiiva
mall
rtuc
I
To"
Ah.ka
Point
a
Oct.
8.
19
and
29.
From
Al.nka
Point
Oct.
12
and
23.
Nov.
2.
To
iieen
Charlotte
UUnil
Polnta-
Oct.
8
and
22.
r
mm
iiuu
ro.-.i
-as.
a
I'm
Oct.
6
and
20.
C.N.R.
TRAINS
For
the
East
Dally
Except
Sundays
H"
From
"he
East.
I
Dslly
except
Wtdhidy