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out
the
flavour
of
meats,
fish
and
salads.
Mustard
adds
savour
and
zest
to
your
meals.
olnarfs
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L
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DAILY
EDITION
Friday.
Sept.
23,
1927
EXAMPLE
OF
HEROISM
The
wire,
yesterday
brought
word
from
Saskatchewan
of
the
heroic
self-sacrifice
of
one
of
the
sisters
of
the
mission
at
Beauval
where
a
number
of
native
children
were
burned
to
death.
In
a
fruitless
effort
to
save
the
children
she
suffered
the
same
fate.
Again
and
again
we
read
of
such
examples
among
religious
people
and
ameng
those
who
profess
no
religion.
Yet
each
sew
example
f
heroism
gives
us
a
thriil.
We
feel
that
there
is
something
noble
in
our
race
and
that
the
deterioration
of
which
some
people
speak
is
large!'
a
mental
illusion.
CANADA
AND
THE
LEAGUE
(Toronto
Globe)
By
the
election
of
Canada
to
one
of
the
three
vacant
non-permanent
seats
on
the
Council
of
the
League
of
Nations
fresh
evidence
is
afforded
of
the
growing
prominence
which
the
Dominion
is
acquiring
in
international
affairs.
The
appointment
is
for
a
term
of
three
years,
and
the
representative
wi9
will
occupy
the
seat
will
be
selected
by
the
cabinet
at
Ottawa
before
each
meeting.
Canada,
of
course,
is
already
a
member
of
the
Assembly,
but
membership
in
the
Council
admits
the
Qominion
into
some
of
the
more
delicate
negotiations
in
connection
with
the
work
of
the
League.
Far
removed
from
Europe,
where
most
quarrels
between
nations
,
...
....
...
:
.-
r
1
-
ai
i
anise,
uiuaua,
inrwugn
rui
aeiegaie,
snouiu
be
able,
because
of
an
entire
absence
of
self-interest,
to
render
very
helpful
service
in
relation
to
controversies
which
must
inevitably
come
before
the
Council
from
time
to
time.
Canada's
representative,
too,
will
be
better
qualified
to
represent
the
point
of
view
of
all
the
nations
of
the
American
continent
than
the
delegate
of
any
other
country.
WHEN
IS
A
FIGHT
NOT
A
FIGHT?
Some
barn
yard
philosopher
drops
in
to
inquire
when
is
a
fight
not
a
fight?
He
draws
attention
to
the
fact
that
two
men
had
a
fight
at
Terrace
the
other
evening
and
the
man
who
got
the
best
of
the
bout
is
taien
to
jail.
Just
after
that
there
is
another
fight
at
Chicago
which
is
watched
by
nearly
two
hundred
thousand
people
and
the
winner
gets
a
million
dollars
for
hie
share
of
the
boodle
and
is
publicly
acclaimed
throughout
the
world
as
champion
fighter.
He
is
a
hero.
This
philosopher
goes
on
to
suggest
that
if
the
police
allow
one
kind
of
fighting
and
disallow,
the
other,
then
it
may
be
that
the
same
system
may
be
applied
to
fights
between
nations.
Why
make
all
the
people
fight
whea
the
matter
might
be
settled
by
choosing
one
or
two
on
either
side
and
let
them
fight
it
out?
It
could
be
settled
under
international
rules
and
the
work
jrf
the
world
would
go
on
as
usual.
While
there
is
a
touch
of
humor
in
the
philosopher's
suggestion
it
must
be
admitted
that
the
settlement
of
disputes
by
fighting
fn
the
lists
at
spectacular
tournaments
was
a
much
more
reasonable
method
of
settling
international
disputes
than
the
one
we
havt
today.
.
PSYCHOLOGY
OF
THE
FIGHT
s
There
is
still
something
more
than
a
remnant
of
savagery
in
the
human-race.
Hundreds,
qf
.
Prince
Rupert
people
heard
the
details
of
the
contest
last
night
and
thousands
are
reading
them
today
They
will
remember
each
jab
that
the
champion
gave
and
all
the
sturdy
efforts
of
the
challenger
to
again
lift
the
pugilistic
crown.
They
gloat
over
the
details
and
the
more
blood
is
spilled
the
better
they
like
it.
The
very
fact
that
thousands
were
watching
and
that
by
reading
the
account
they
could
picture
what
was
going
on
added
to
the
attraction.
Some,
think
that
this
bruising
match
is
a
good
antidote
to
the
accounts
of
light
games
of
skill
in
which
neither
side
suffers
and
that
it
tends
to
keep
young
men
from
being
afternoon
tea
fops.
What
is
certain
is
that
it
is
the
one
bii;
even
of
the
week
with
most
people
and
that
the
day
of
the
r
iz-e
fjKhi
has
not
yet
ended
BOY
Fists
I
vi';
STRENGTH
VITALITY
BEEF
Into
yon
BOVEIL-Creates
Energy
90
9
w
I
sv
sg?
m
aai
mwaVsM
w
-
.Moscow
Government
to
Spend
Hhhrrraan
IWIim
They
Disap-I
I-arge
Amount
of
Money
in
,
p.ar
Hec
Herring;
are
no
'
Celebrating
Lvent
,
There
j
j
uu
uDjanr.
attaiu
Tom
KmIw)
declares
some
af
the
i"
'
brTt
Sainton
giound
ilmy
nam
v
No
vtr
Lffort
.
to
be
Spared;
o
j
i
Ked
.1
-snm
echo
tm-
OJ
Troop
to
Parade
Through
-uon
pt.
"
"
!
lantrlar
o:
the
grounds
wUl
go
1
MOSCCW.
K:
W
ethillg
-
Sept.
-
lAisaOated
j
Pre,
Ketthsr
effort
mt
inane
la
be-
i
sMksi
unronicie
.
.w.
.w-
:
"I
am
"
year
old
'
Mtd
i.w.
.'.
....
i
"1
1
fcrn
hsve
IMtMd
fMMd
all
si;
my
mj
Ufa
life
I
wuuimn
an
niayBi.yr
unur.
a
dml
tletobur
Vsimition
appointed
charged
wftb
approval
completion
of
all
preparation.
The
centre
of
the
oalabraUon
will
be
Moscow
and
the
Bad
Square
VM&H."
on
the
roof
of
the
Lenin
In
stitute
Illuminated
ehangadblt
electric
letter
will
spell
oat
during
three
days
corwi
of
Bolshevist
slogan.
Special
plaas
and
cinema
sceneries
of
s
true
Bslshevist
ideologloai
character
are
being
compiled
by
prominent
Soviet
authors
and
playwrights
for
presenta
tion
in
the
numerous
theatres,
movies
and
workers
clubs.
Excursions
are
to
be
organ
iced
for
workers
and
peasants
from
the
country.
Moscow
workers,
employee
and
Red
troops
are
to
open
the
celebration
with
a
parade
through
the
city
and
to
the
Red
Square.
Leading
artiste
on
portable
itaees
mounted
on
motor
lornee
wul
enact
Mvoluttotxry
soanea
in
the
streets.
Juaterous
factories,
workers'
club,
new
buUdtegs.
wtretess
installations
and
hydraulic
stations
an,
to
be
opened
aH
over
the
Union
LITKIUTl
HE
AMI
OAUIiH
Booklets
and
pesters
of
revolutionary
character
and
postcards
with
likenesses
'J
Dovihevtst
leaden
are
being
issued
by
trie
state
publishers
to
be
sold
or
dis
tributed
free
of
charge
to
the
popula-Ml.
Hundreds
of
thousands
of
brass
and
sliver
signs
bearing
the
Soviet
em
blem.
Hammer
and
Slekle.
and
the
dates
1917
and
1927,
are
being
stamped.
nd
red
banners
embellished
In
gold
and
silver
manufactured.
Biectric
factories
and
textile
mills
are
working
hard
to
produce
the
necessary
amount
of
Ted
bulbs
and
red
bunting.
TRUE
STORY
OF
A
GOAT
AND
BATTLING
HAROLD
Kilmonlon
Herlhe
Trll
Inlemtlnr,
Kn-uunler
In
llrug
More
if
that
my
"Battling
Harold"
MeMasters
has
finally
wen
a
decision,
but
he
had
to
have
the-
aidf!jaPlardy
Pecan
roll
to
make
the
grade
says
the
Edmonton
Bulletin.
-Battling
Harold,"
In
case
you
don't
know
it.
Is
one
of
the
best
known
of
the
local
eautlltewer
industrtaliiti.
sn'd
fccj
lt
-moTe
decisions
than
any
other
ctsver
known.
But
on
Thursday
It
was
different,
and
the
battler
succeeded
In
getting
somebody's
goat
It
was
a
real
goat,
too.
and
It
Invaded
the
Service
Drug
Store,
at
the
corner
of
Jasner'
and
Second,
making
straight
for
a
pile
of
ncaray
candy.
Effort
of
girl
clerks
-ret
ilie
gem
out
proved
ucavalllne.
and
It
was
then
that
"Battling
Harold"
went
into
action.
He
squared
ud
to
the
Koat
In
approved
style,
and
the
goa-
-ook
a
flying
putt
at
the
battler.
Harold
sidestepped,
swung
with
bis
left,
connected,
and
went
down
for
the
count
when
the
goat
eaught
him
foul
wun
a
below-the-belt
butt.
But
the
"Battler's"
blood
was
un.
and
when
be
had
recovered
bis
wind
he
owung
back
Into
the
fray.
It
was
when
It
looked
as
If
the
goat
would
win
over
the
whole
route
that
a
girl
clerk
su-
s-'ested
strategy.
She
handed
"BattUnz
Harold"
a
Plcardy
pecan
roU,
and
sug-RetrC
he
walk
backwards
out
the
door
holding
It
out
to
the
goat.
Harold
denied
any
Intention
of
walklne
any
other
way
but
backwards
as
lone
as
the
goat
was
loose,
and
strategy
won
out.
1
riff
cost
fn1Viwrf
th.
ti-.,i-.
out
and
Harold
threw
the
candy
as
fsr
away
as
he
could,
rive
minutes
later
the
goat
was
back
for
more,
but
"Battling
HaroM"
was
not
called
from
his
corner,
the
goat
being
unable
to
get
past
the
guardian
on
the
drug
store
door.
LATE.
Professor
(to
tenderfoot
entering
class
late)
When
were
you
born?
Tenderfoot
On
the
second
of
April
sir
Professor
Late
again.
-Answers.
over
every
foot
of
the
king
eebuou
ajaauiuln
la
Besjth
-eastern
a
alalia.
j
"W
uatd
to
cntrti
king
salmon
by
I
bsftd
twill
im
aad
if.tr
Dower
trail
lua
1m
dee
to
(be
short
on
the
ocean
auto
at
h-,.
tfaraear
liana.
N;
we
have
V)
0
B
"
14
I"cme
KsamUc
walla,
fitting
the
at
reotane
with
the
Lenin
Mausoleum
In
it
eentte
!
Whjr?
&
thr
luer
hae
dasttoy-ana
Mr
frund.
m
otoat
b
naofcrt
by
graTw
of
aweral
pm-i1
hor
mment
Bolahevllu.
Rustlan
and
foreign.
win
.11
be
I
wo
1
wltnl
10
draped
in
red
banneta
behind
which
huge
electrically
lighted
ftumeeaJe
'
aouod
w
catch;ng
herrlnf
In
"17-ietr
wUl
be
nlaced.
'
on
,ot
nr
Barjuaf
Island.
Whtiaear
the
the
lwrtn
oed
up
there
waa
a
fhtet
High
over
MkClotM
bttttdlng
on
;hc
uiher
1U
oi
;ue
ilqiiaie
a
SOO
yard
OI
DOT
!
P
01
tM
""n
00
ch,nce
ttr
';n11
!ro""
bou
pla.aid
wUl
be
erect
bearag
an
Ulu-
l
rWa
u
1d
w
oUo
,hr
"rnr
t0
"
ninatad
laacrtptloa:
"Prom
to
re-
,
!
"lmon
r
klu8
;eed
on
the
herring
cor
-.
u.-ion."
Smaller
plaearUi
with
th
u.uai
,oUo
,B1
bu:
th
c"
revolutionary
aioguu
wUl
cow
the
walte.
At
the
entrance
of
tfee
"
dwe
w!th
wue
"P-buUdlns
there
w
01
be
a
90-toot
Soman
tog
ia
She
kesrini:
I
am
willing
to
x
lowbe
the
atatamem
that
for
every
4.000
M.ouaxs
ANH
IJ.li:H
I
Brr4f
heering
takes
from
the
waUra
Prom
ead
to
and
of
the
We
aouare
001
an
1
000
cannM
wUl
be
contrived
on
wire
Mgfc
to
the
air
Uluatrmtlng
the
growth
of
Soviet
industry
and
the
development
of
dem-
munlat
narUaa
all
over
the
wadtl.
napping.
The
remainder
goaa
'
kato
fertUteer.
'
I
"On
Bhai
laat
trin
in
lltll
tmllins
boat,
the
Osaaet.
I
left
here
Jury
e
ana
made
the
trtn
to
the
Baranof
aruunda.
Pive
largo
balloons.
wMn
Illuminated
"Ml
BsMf
Uland
and
out
in
the
lnacrlptton.
wUl
float
at
tmtmm
ear-
i2"
around
to
Oape
spencer
neis
of
an
acuacent
aoaue
faohw
tht'1-
bMk
10(0
,r)
stnlts
and
Chatham
!aJ
aeveral
thou
ad
National
ThwitK
T
.nx.
.-..
ih.
uttr
nH
tk.
i
ti,,
!
looking
for
king
ulmsn
Why?
mlle
'
wUl
be
occupied
by
chant
Ic
letters
cmum
met
S
the
o!d
IP0UJ!d
have
beei
Man
in
the
Moon
Be-
killed
off
by
the
destruction
of
her
ring.
The
Yea
Bay
grounds
are
gone
The
Hadley
grounds
are
gone
The
Chomley
grounds
are
gone
The
insh
jre
ground
from
ofce
and
of
the
ocean
of
Baranof
Island
to
the
other
end
are
koik
Small
trailers,
who
used
to
make
their
catches
to
IsaMe
and
cafe
waters
uov
r:sk
their
Uvea
by
going
out
into
the
Pacific
Ocean
to
try
and
make
a
living
"Unless
sroKhing
is
done
'to
stop
the
wholesale
destruction
of
herring,
the
natural
good
for
all
krsxfe
o:
fish,
there
will
be
no
king
aalsuo
to
catch
In
a
few
yeaea
front
vstw.
Every
one
in
Ketchikan
knows
me.
They
know
that
I
knew
the
game
of
fishing.
ad
they
know
that
I
can
back
up
any
statement
I
make.'
ALL
the
doctors
recommend
sleep
and
THE
other
day
a
tourist
rtimmi
into
a
Prince
Rupert
stow
and
asked
;
nnuate
"and.Cj
at
"
say
anop
in
thai
out
of
the
way
neck
of
the
woods
that
kept
dog
biscuit
"No,
we
don't
keep
'em.
as
long
as
there's
folks
like
you
around,"
was
the
reply
of.
the
local
merchant.
"Take
a
few
and
oat
them
right
here."
THERE
la
room
for
everything
except
the
knees,
of
a
tall
driver
in
a
small
oar.
IN
order
to
hold
any
of
the
big
in
cms
world
it
s
not
necessary
to
know
who
are
all
the
apart
champions.
MANY
children
succeed
in
spite
of
tne
-sUing
laflneaoM.
of
their
mothers,
'
'
THE.
meanest
man
la
ot
:-very
.?ori.
1
iptcuotn
wnen
there
st
so
nrueo
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
WEPTK.MHKH
t3.
1917
Prepared
by
the
makers
ofMesties
Habij
This
advert
Ucmrnt
is
no"
pubJi
hnd
or
d;-i
:,.
r
'
of
BriVinh
larry
Upsett,
Rev.
W.
E.
Colllson.
J.
K
Venabie.
D
C.
Stuart.
Thomas
Mc-Meekln
E
H.
Mortimer
and
O.
W.
'
Morrow.
News
has
been
received
In
the
city
'f
the
death
In
the
Has!
ton
Hospital
'f
Aod
MoKlnnon.
wl!
known
miner
nd
rsTOssssctor.
who
has
been
In
the
tstrict
for
the
past
seven
yean.
LAND
ACT.
yet
not
many
people
like
to
be
caugtv.
!
'nT,CE
'
f
XT
IJNTI
o
K
TO
ArrtY
TO
In
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
Land
He
cordinc
ruatrlet
at
Prlnm
rtunort
aitrt
Jedway
Harbor.
Moresby
la
TAKE
NOTICE
that
MUlerd
Paeklnc
r.orapany,
Limited,
of
Vancouver,
BjC.,
"icupattm
raekerv,
Interna
to
apply
for
,wm
"
w
iyc
luiiuwmtg
uncriura
una:
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
at
the
v.ohesvtt
corner
of
Lot
88.
QJ.;
thence
jnnwesteny
and
along
nigh
water
mark
IS
chain,
more
or
leas,
to
a
point
N
as
s?
E.
from
the
ax.
earner
Lot
140
'.hence
north
56
3T
E
1-6
chains,
more
r
leas,
kj
iow
water
mark:
thence
3rUi
easterly
along
low
waer
mark
to
a
point
N.
56
37'
E.
from
the
location
post;
uienee
2.2
chains,
more
or
less
to
the
point
of
commencement,
and
containing
6
acres,
more
or
less.
MILLERD
PACKIKQ
COMPANY
LIMITED,
Applicant.
Dated
September
7,
1827.
LAND
ACT
r.oTici;
or
ixtcntion
to
,trn,Y
to
IXASK
LA
Nil
In
.Queen
Charlotte
Islands
Land
Tlr-
enrdlng
District
of
Prtnee
Rupert.,
and
situate
at
Ferguson
Bar.
Orsham
T.i.rwi
TAKE
NOTICE.
thgV.Bomervllle
Cannery
Ocmpsnr.
limited.
Vancouver.
B.C.
occupation
Packen.
Intends
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
the
following
described
lands
:
Oommenctng
at
a
post
planted
at
the
northwest
corner
of
Lot
1571,
QCI-thence
east
30
chains:
thence
north
3
ih.(n.
mnn
n.
1
I
.
.
1
-...w
i.oo,
hi
uiw
wKbcr
mailt
:
!
thence
west
following
low
water
mark
,30
chains:
thence
outh
2
chains,
more
or
less.
-..Z.J?
10
point
or
f0"0??""501:
eommencament.
nd
At
the
snnual
jneetlnc
of
the
North-
1
witwuiiud
"i
iuj
mvrvm.
more
or
less.
era
B.C.
Agriculture;
,
&
Industrial
A-
BOMERVILI
CANNERY
COMPAN
soelatlon
latt
night,
the
tulle:',
in-
dlrec-
LIMITED,
Applicant
torn
were
elected
A
w
Erim
tv
fif
I
BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBjj
mm
mi
NESTLES
CL
whole
world
knows
NESTLES
forte
richness
and,
,
puritv
Fully
matured
and
ripened
in
individual
oak
casks.
The
Dominion
Government.,
seal
over
the
capsule
of
each
bottle
cf
Seagram's
Whiskey
guarantees
the
ae.
.urt;i
a
!;
lioarii
i
Canadian
National
cfhc
Largeft
'Kailway
Sylan
in
America.
STEAMSHIP
AND
TRAIN
SEUVM
S.tlLIMiN
Inwn
I'UIMX
III
I'l'.KT
lor
V.IM'OI
VEIL
Vlf
ro'.'t
!
'
and
Internieillnle
biIii..
ear
it
Till
ItsllAY
anil
rr
avvox
ami
KiTdiiK.w
h
vi:iim:hiav.
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la
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p.ni.
lor
NOUTII
AMI
hOtTll
1JI
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MIS
fa.
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,
PAHHENOKK
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LtAVK
fKlNCK
Rl'PtKT
JMII.Y
EXCEPT
Ht'Ml.t
at
JIJO
an.
far
I'HIM
K
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TON.
WINSireO,
all
uolnla
EaMem
fanada.
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j.tHrrit
I'.tKK
t.onoi:
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mat
21
to
nr.rTmni:K
:
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CAMAOA
IS
CANADA'S
JIHILEE
M
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II'
:
AOE.NCY
AU.
OCfcAN
BTEAMNIIIP
UStH.
Use
CsnsdUn
Nalloasl
Ktprrsa
for
Alaney
Order,
torrtra
ksn
elc
alio
for
your
neit
shipment,
CITY
TICKET
limit
US
TIIIIID
AVE..
fRINCi:
al'rf.RT
rhr
Join
Our
Christmas
Kroehler
Club
and
make
her
dreams
come
tru.c
ONLY
$10
DOWN
NOW
Barrie's
Home
Furnishings
Ilox
808.
l'none
,r
UNDER
NEW
MANAGEMENT
CENTRAL
HOTEL
The
plnce
called
"Home"
120
Rooms,
American
and
rJuroiwan
I'ian.
Ho:
and
Water,
flua
meets
all
trains
and
boats.
Sample
Koom
Phone
51.
1
Martin,
Mana
Solex
Electric
Lamps
Kaien
Hardware
Co.
Telephone
3
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LIMITED
Sailing
from
prince
Kupert.
rueiMlar.
tr
VANCOUVEIt,
VICTORIA,
Swan
on
Ilaj,
Alert
Hay,
elc
tor
VANCOUVER.
VICTORIA,
llutedaie,
Alerl
.twl'
I'
tor
POUT
HlMPHON,
ALICE
ARM.
ANYOX.
SltWAUT.
Hales
day,
g
p.m.
ler
Niurf
niter
poInU
and
Pert
Hlmpnon.
rrlday
p.m.
ouuert,
U-c.
123
2nd
Avenue.
a.
M.
SMITH.
Agent.
Hluced
rate
B
Tlimugh
tlekeU
sold
to
Vktorla
and
Kentlle
at
a
renuceu
"aggage
tlirfked
tlirnugli
to
destination.
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