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EDITION
THOUSANDS
gj
Remember
the
Psckar.il
ii
m
in
every
crocery
store-everywhere.
The
"Mslkin's
Best"
circle
trademark
is
plainly
marked
upon
h
your
quality
guaranteed.
Be
lure
you
say
"Milk
la's
Best"
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Thursday,
August
II,
1027
INFLUENCE
OF
WEATHER
The
influence
of
weather
on
people
is
very
great.
During
bright
weather
people
tend
to
be
exhilirated
and
happy
and
tn
dull
weather
they
become
languid
and
gloomy.
As
it
is
at
present
impossible
to
control
the
weather,
the
next
best
thing
is
to
control
ourselves
and
nullify
the
influence.
This
can
be
done
by
making
ourselves
superior
to
weather
conditions.
There
are
people
who
under
those
conditions
take
to
drinking
Intoxicating
liquors
and
the
result
to
temporarily
beneficial
in
some
cases
but
the
best
method
is
to
refuse
to
be
influenced
by
exterior
forces
and
to
control
our
own
destinies.
We
may
possibly
counteract
the
weather
influence
by
arranging
to
visit
friends
or
having
them
visit
us.
We
may
enjoy
music,
go
to
the
theatre,
attend
'some
function,
or
get
an
interesting
book.'
The
main
thing
is
to
refuse
to
be
blue
when
weather
conditions
begin
to
show
their
influence.
Some
people
are
too
hasty.
Others
deliberate
when
they
should
be
taking
action.
No
rule
holds
good
for
all
cases.
FLUCTUATION
OF
STOCK
PRICES
The
recent
slump
in
the
price
of
Dunwell
mine
shares
is
one
of
the
periodic
fluctuations
that
are
common
on
the
stock
market
and
that
give
scope
to
those
who
gamble
in
stocks
to
get
in
their
work.
Utten
these
fluctuations
are
brought
about
throueh
the
cir
culation
of
rumors
and
may
be
the
result
of
not
dealing
openly
and
-
rainy
wiin
me
puoiic
.
.v.
jn
regara
to
mm
particular
case
we
have
no
Information
except
wnai
is
contained
tn
trie
despatches
coming
through.
From
them
we
gather
either
that
full
information
was
not
given
the
investors
or,
what
is
just
about
as
bad,
the
investors
thought
they
did
not
nave
lull
information.
In
carrying
on
business
in
connection
with
public
corporations,
it
is
wise
always
to
deal
openly
and
frankly
with
the
public
and
to
avoid
any
appearance
of
being
secretive.
A
lame
excuse
won't
carry
you
very
far
in
this
country.
UNWARRANTED
PUBLICITY
Unwarranted
publicity
has
been
given
the
two
men
Sacco
and
Vanzetti,
largely
because
there
has
been
so
little
of
interest
in
the
world
that
the
public
are
ready
to
seize
upon
anything
from
which
they
may
get
a
thrill.
Had
there
been
a
big
strike,
a
war,
or
even
a
presidential
election
going
on,
these
two
men
Avould
have
been
forgotten.
As
it
is
their
case
came
up
at
a
time
when
a
sensation
was
needed
and
they
provided
it.
They
really
deserved
to
get
off
because
of
their
service
to
the
public
in
providing
them
something
to
think
about
and
being
a
fit
subject
on
which
to
expend
their
emotions.
People
who
want
to
get
a
kick
out
of
everything,
will'
eventually
find
themselve
kicked
out
of
existence.
SWIMMING
RECORDS
,
,
In
Alaskan
waters
some
of
the
young
people
have
been
making
swimming
records
and
now
in
Prince
Rupert
we
see
a
.
beginning
'of
the
effort
to
popularize
the
sport.
At
the
Salt
Lakea
this
year
the
long
spell
of
warm
weather
made
it
possible
for
swimmers
to
attend
regularly
and
improve
their
condition
and
now
comes
Douglas
FrizzelJ
and
does
some
rather
good
swimming
in
the
harbbr.
We
congratulate
him
on
the
record
he
made.
While
it
is
rather
difficult
to
estimate
the
distance
covered
by
him
and
while
the
tides
are
always
a
factor,
still
it
was
in
a
small
way
an
endurance
test
that
was
verv
editable.
Possibly
there
will
be
others
following
it
up
who
will
do
even
better.
Bringing
up
parents
still
continues
as
one
of
the
chief
problems
agitating
the
younger
generation.
THE
FAVOR
Stirring
Address
by
Prince
Rupert's
Member
on
Subject
of
Liberalism
and
Progress
Hen.
T.
I).
Pattullo
Declares
That
Government
of
Which
he
is
Member
Ha
AdminMerril
Affairs
or
l!rit!h
Columbia
Well
VICTORIA,
August
ll.-r-While
the
Liberal
tlovernmestt
baa
j
been
buildintr
up
Britixh
Columbia's
prosperity'
on
the
solid
bai
!of
accomplishment.
Conservative
iarty
leader
are
talking
about
irreater
development;
without
a
single
sumreatforo
as
to
how
this
may
be
-achieved.
Hon.
T.
I).
Pattullo,
ruimsler
of
lands,
declared
in
a
I
spirited
address
before
Saanich
Liberals.
He
challenged
Hon.
S.
F.
Tolmie,
Conservative
leader,
to
advance
some
plan
for
industrial
progress
which
the
present
government
had
not
already
put
into
effect
with
beneficial
results.
"We
an
all
sorry
that
e
have
not
with
ua
today
our
great
leader,
lion.
,
ftc
orrmt
EaMan.
mMUln
John
OHw,"
Mr.
PattuUo
said.
"We
J
4Bub,
,h
,B
ultimate
a-eweedlngty
regret
fcl
tllnes.
and
ma,
wm
v.
fl
,lnd
,
,
stibT
are
slnceretv
hoeXiu
aat
praying
that
...
Ihe
mar
recover
his
farmer
health.
H!a;
,
..,,
th(,
future
great
brain.
hi
great
courage
and
his;
.
kuuw
wha,
tb.
Opo-
great
enernr
have
been
In
the
service
lottt-,t:on
was
prior
to
ol
tola
province
(or
a
generation,
and
t
9omlag
ilMa
.jIkr,.
ud
we
know
during
the
ftus
tea
jeara
of
tbe
war
vbM
JKjfflBW-r.Ua
of
the
pa
Fa1ed
and
the
post-war
pertod.
he
has
tir
yea
ha
been.
MeaUxea
of
the
txett
leevder
t
the
government
of
BrtUah
oonte
lUN,
OolumMa.
AM
the
people
of
BrttUh
OeJ-
Ult,
to
UM
..
umMt
nooMerattve
umbta
greaUr
boner
him.
admfcalrtiatMaL
hut
freaa
wbat
I
have
-It
H
eH
that
in
aM
parts
of
the
,
m
yt9f
moth
oplaUm
the
banner
of
UberaUam
ihouM
owntrj
oooMrvattw
nartv
baa
net
aa
eaaa-
be
kept
flrtng.
net
a
a
ebaMenge
to
v.,
-U-
1.
M
duriac
the
tbeae
Vh
war
no
J
theowelvea-
wMh
M
tbe
Gonterv.tlve
MbainMreUon
ua.
but
as
a
atgnal
to
all
people
tnat
prwdtog
man.
wtthte
Ita
folds
lie
liberty,
equality
and
-wlt1,
Ur
MI,
two
the
pro-
rrateratty.
We
muat
aat
forget,
nor
rtaeM
ahBnUtr,tton
Sul
be
eatted
altow
anyone
ehe
to
forget,
that
Liber-
to
Mor,
the
,tectorae
of
the
aliam
la
not
mere
partytom.
Ltberallam
pTOTtBCV
Wbennrr
it
may
be
we
abalt
i
dually
eretved
untU
It
H
not
only
the
tMdr.
ttu.!cc
wao
t-a
bulwark
agalnrt
oppreaalon
and
apertal
hu
quJkWrt
.
coaociouM
of
the
tn-
pnruege.
out
u
a
vnaiizing
lorce
m
trgrtt7
mtenUooa
and
of
our
cJtMtruettve
devttopment.
ieameet
endeavor
In
their
practical
ap-
KIK
.Mi:s
tplleaUoti.
e
atay
aeU
eiclahn
with
Ubenltera
la
euentlally
a
principle
ritv-Jarnea:
for
tbe
guldanee
of
the
maaea
of
the
"OOme
one.
eoaw
all.
people.
It
knowa
no
race
or
creed.
'
Thla
nek
aha))
ny
There
la
room
for
ejery
opinion
within
Prom
Its
firm
bate
ti
ranka.
It
la
fundamentally
bound
Aa
aocn
aa
I."
up
with
the
welfare
of
all
the
people.
Thoee
who
core
to
definitely
ally
them-'
irtniV
rnvrnrPP
TA
:elves
with,
the
Liberal
party
may
do
HfAiUI
LUllUiALjJ
1U
io
with
pride.
Tbe
traditions,
alms
and
1
aaplratlona
of
Liberalism
have
alwaya
,
been
uplifting.
1
"In
the
fight
to
maintain
lta
prlncl-!
pies..
Liberalism
must
be
militant.
It
muat
be
ever
on
tbe
alert.
Forces
are
n
ire
loud
In
their
lamentations
as
to
the
condition
of
affairs,
and
are
almost
pitiful
In
their
attempts
to
lead
the
people
to
believe
that
all
that
Is
neces
sary
to
waft
this
province
Into
a
wonderful
and
greater
affluence
Is
to
put
into
office
some
of
the
hungry
offtce-
ceekers
who
are
bemoaning
their
present
fate.
ANMVEKS
TOLMIE
"The
new
leader
of
the
Conservative
party,
the
Hon.
Pr.
TcOmie,
ha
coined
a
icw
true
pnrases.
sucn
as
'we
want
more
smoke-stacks.'
'Keep
your
dollar
at
home
and
get
another
chance
at
It.'
and
such
like,
'In
order,'
he
states,
That
we
may
keep
our
boy
and
girls
tn
Canada.'
I
would
like
to
point
out
that
the
Honorable
Doctor
was
a
mem
ber
of
the
Borden-Melghen
administration,
which
was
in
office
for
ten
years
In
Canada,
during
which
time
750,000
Canadians
left
for
the
United
States.
"What
Is
the
wonderful
panacea
that
the
doctor
has
In
store
to
cure
all
the
Ills
of
the
body
politic?
Why
did
he
not
apply
the
remedy
when
he
had
the
opportunity,
and
keep
the
750,000
Canadians
at
home?
Instead
of
Indulging
In
meanlnglens
generalltlex,
why
not
come
out
flatfooted
and
give
Us
the
benefit
of
some
specific
advice?
We
wl)l
ll&ten
to
advice
from
anyone,
and
if
we
think
It
good
advice,
we
will
follow
it.
BE
HELD
AT
PORT
.
ESSINGTON
SOON
Lieut.
Ookmel
J
S.
McLean
of
Van-1
constantly
at
work
to
vitiate
ita
prtn-
couver.
territorial
revivalist
ol
the
Sal-i
clplea.
It
la
a
matter
of
great
gratifies-
vation
Army
for
Western
Canada,
will;
turn
that
tne
Liberal
party
ol
Canada
arrive
In
the
city
on
the
Prince
George
has
lived
true
to
the
traditions
and
tomorrow
morning
from
the
south
and.
principles
of
Liberalism.
'afUr
conducting
a
special
meeting
In
A
HOLM
(iOVI
KN.MKNT
jthe
local
Citadel
tomorrow
evening
"In
thla
province
of
British
Columbia
when
presemtattoru
will
be
made
In
j
you
have
a
Liberal
Government.
I
am
connection
with
various
branohes
of
the!
an
aa
,
that
)w
pnnntrv
nm.
Armr
will
navajri
t1
Pflrt
ITaai
nfrtnm
tn'
DOMINION
CROP
THIS
SEASON
IS
LARGE
SAYS
BUREAU
OF
STATISTICS
Dr.
Tolmie
says
that
he
does
not
want
!
rsiV.
wh.
?E
th
Fra.nc'
.
Hnnr
any
advice
from
Liberal,.
That
U
Just
j
of
TriTe
ltatitfX.Tx:?7m
iu-
uuicrcnce
oeiween
Toryism
and
"M"J
licence
to
take
and
use
1
T.lharallarr.
CUD1C
"The
truth
of
It
Is
that
what
the
Conservative
party
Is
trying
to
do
Is.
by-constant
reiteration,
to
urnlermlne
thej
confidence
of
the
people
In
the
present
administration,
and
to
lead
them
to!
believe
that
by
some
means
not
disclosed,
a
more
wonderful
development
will
be
brought
about,
under
Tory
administration,
than
now
exist.
STAND
ON
KESILTS
"TJie
Liberal
government
can
stand
upon
the
rock
of
accomplishment
during
the
past
eleven
years
of
office.
It
is
guided
by
men
of
experience,
who
are
thoroughly
familiar
with
the
province
from
one
end
to
the
other.
Problems
that
are
still
with
us,
such
at
the
Pacl-
"Sg3iP
tybrjfealthfei
Consult
your
doctor
regularly.
Do
not
wait
until
baby
Is
tick
before
calling
him.
Many
illnesses;
can
be
Immediately
checked
ur
prevent
rd
entirely
through
uch
care.
vlnce
oretate
has
ever
had
a
government
I
take
eharge
cf
the
annual
oongreM
of
STwy
wuthia.o
f
1
that
has
atrlven
more
earnestly,
both,
native
workers
at
which
representa-1
aortbeast
corner
post
of
Lot
102.
The
I
by
lta
policies
and
administration,
to
so
lives
ox
an
corps
in
Nortnern
Brltlan,
wswr
wui
or
aiveriea
irom
tne
stream
conduct
the
public
buslnes.
aa
to
In-;
OolumW.
will
foregather
for
meetings!
ffr
'1Z
I'n
VSed
lot
sure
the
greatest
possible
benefit
to
tbe
.
on
Saturday
and
Sunday.
rwinlp
hoth
InHvldiinllv
nrt
rnllertlvelv!
Malor
W.
L.
Carruthera
of
Wnneell
and
I
venture
the
opinion
also,
that
no
divisional
oomnunder
for
Alaska
and
u
nlee
w.rrSt
posted
onTun,
J1SI
govcmmeiu
naa
succeeaea
in
mswr
vwiuwu,
wm
buoi
degree
In
carrying
out
Ita
alms
and
as-
:
attend
the
congreae.
plrayons
than
has
the
present
provincial
government.
We
are
leading
all
INTERNA
TI
ON
A
I
WARtf
province
of
Canada
In
the
matter
of
'
ILIUm
I
lUltrtL
ITUAIV
our
social
leglalatlon
looking
to
the
happiness,
cemfort,
and
well-being
of
all
our
people
while
In
the
develop-
NEAR
CAPE
MUZON
ment
of
our
resources
we
are
In
the
:
KETCHIKAN,
Aug.
11.
Colonel
E.
'
very
forefront.
During
the
last
ten
Lester
Jones,
director
of
the
United
years
every
field
of
activity,
whether
it
State
coast
and
g;cdctlc
survey,
de-be
timber,
agriculture,
mining,
fishing
or
'
partment
of
commerce,
under
Secretary
lOtlCe
IS
AUgUSt
4.
1977.
P.
H.
CUNNINOilAV.
'
Applicant
manufacturing,
has
doubled,
trebled
and
Hoover,
will
arrive
tn
Ketchikan
Mon-
r
vn
trr
quadrupled.
;
day
on
the
steamship
Yukon
aoeom-
CONKKVTIVE
rUOI'.UlAMl.t
j
panled
by
a
Canadian
offlctal
Of
the
MJTICE
Ol"
INTENTION'
TO
Al'I'LY
TO
"I
notice
that
our
friends,
the
Conner-
marine
department.
The
purpose
of
LEASE
LAM
vatlves,
use
occasions
of
thla
kind
to
,
tne
trrp
is
to
take
up
the
matter
of
an
criticize
the
Liberal
government
:lah.
cannery
and
domestic
purposes
upon
tne
tauos
applied
lor.
oeing
por-
fn
Otwn
rh.,1nlt.
T.Ik
w
rl
T.m,
Tl
-
They
j
international
survey
m
the
vicinity
of
rdlng
District
of
Prince
Rupert,
and
Cape
Muzon
The
coast
survey
boat
Explorer,
now
in
Rocky
pas
or
Kekeu
strait,
will
ar-
ltuate
on
the
west
coast
of
nurnsh
stand.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
British
Columbia
risning
dt
racking
Co.
Ltd.,
of
Van
rive
here
to
pick
up
the
official
and
cwr.
B.C.,
occupation
Packers,
Intends
take
them
to
their
destination.
j'e-c'rtbed
land!:-
'
wtowl"
Thi
will
be
tbe
first
visit
of
Colonel
j
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
on
the
Jones
to
Alaska
In
several
years.
The'w,t
00841
ot
Burnaby
Island,
Q.C.I.;
intermmonal
work
o
be
undertaken
1.
S
,3
chains.
To
wiuiuciru
iiuporcam
io
tne
navigators
rn
Alaska
and
Columbia
waters.
aid
of
leas,
to
high
water
mark;
thence
north
British
ron8
n:n
''"
mark
to
point
of
eom-
mencement.
and
mure
or
less.
'PIN.
V
3r'i?U7U.TrV
,11
W
n
the
asth
dav
of
June.
1827.
A
coov
f
thla
notice
and
an
application
pur-
j
suant
thereto
and
to
the
"Water
Act"
I
will
be
filed
In
the
office
of
the
Water
Recorder
at
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
Oblec-:
tlona
ta
the
application
may
be
filed!
with
the
said
Water
Recorder
or
with
the
ComntroUer
of.
Water
Rishts.
Par.
i
1
lament
Building.
Victoria,
B.C..
within
1
tnirty
day
after
the
flnt
appearance
of
this
notice
In
a
local
newspaper.
The
iate
of
the
first
publication
of
this
cwiiaining
it
acre.
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
FISHING
&
PACKING
CO.
LTD..
.
.
.
Applicant.
Dated
June
10,
1827.
LAND
ACT.
NOTICE
OF
INTENTION
TO
APPLY
TO
LEASE
LAND
OTTAWA.
Aim
11
The.
rmr
t-.nr.rfl
In
Queen
Charlotte
Island
Land
Re-
of
.
,k
the
,
V
.
coraing
District
of
Prince
Rupert.
anI
Dominion
bureau
of
statistic
situate
at
the
head
of
the
south
arm
of
oasea
on
me
condition
of
all
field
crops
cne
iniet,
Moresby
Island.
up
to
July
3,
,ute.
that
the
crop
con-!
ffi'
dltion
in
Canada
are
excellent.
Spring
couver.
B.C.,
occupation
Packers.
Intends
wneat
was
numerically
expressed
as
105
io
"PPOJ
101
iae
of
the
following
BHtiTVf
,e&r
aV'r"e-
lncCaTa
post
planted
at
the
British
Columbia
all
crop
are
well
head
of
the
south
arm
of
De
La
Beche
above
the
average
limei,
uoresDy
uiand;
thence
south
5
Ichalns;
thence
east
20
oha.ns:
tbenoe
Advertise
m
The
Daily
News
I
at
.
V
WATER
NOTICE
DIVKUMION
AN
II
tSE
SAWS
Guaranteed
becausemade
fS
from
our
own
steel
-1
SIMOtOMCANAOASAWCOI.ro,
(J
'
MONTREAL.
.
VCOUvr.
T
JOHN.H
..
IV
voanNTo
ry
A
iiunn
o
coauis,
more
or
less,
to
high
ater
mark:
thence
west
alonr
hi.h
n.i..
umia.
iu
jjim
oi
commencement,
and
containing
10
acres,
more
or
le.
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
FIS1
UNO
it
PACKINO
CO.
LTD..
Dated
June
10,
1927.
LAND
ACT.
Applicant
foot
per
second
of
water
out
of
NOTITK
tip
ivrrvTim
-m
.
.
..
unnamed
tram
nrhixh
nn-A,m
nnrh,...
;
.
U
Ed4eHoWinSaw$
Fast
Eastj-Cutt'ing
SiMONDS
LEASE
LAND
Q"n
Charlotte
Islands
Land
District
i
Land
Recording
District
of
Prince
Ru-'Pi
and
sltuat
north
of
Lou
1658
and
!
TAKE
NOTICE
that
The
Langara
Fishing
and
Packing
Co.
Ltd.
olllawett.
occupation
Canners,
Intends
to
apply
for
a
leiue
of
the
following
described
land'
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
twenty
Ca1.
no;tn
ot.Y,n
Indln
Reserve
and
,on
the
shore
of
Mclntyre
Bay:
thence
'
north
5
chains
to
th.
i
Ztil.
;?,.V..
.V
""'owulF
aid
low
water
ifin
160
chains;
thence
southerly
5
chains-thence
easterly
160
chains
to
the
point
Scren1eereoret.an,
eonta,ntt-
LnANOARA
FISHING
Si
PACKING
CO.
LTD,
.
.
Applicant
n'
Agent'
Dated
June
37.
IW
I
will
build
up
any
infunt
whose
only
ailment
is
improper
food.
EAGLE
BRAND
CONDENSED
MHLI&
'pfil'BahifEds
free
They
treat
of
pre-ntJ
p-cnarations,
n-c
.j,.,
and
hi.
iv
t
rrt
J,
them,
sleep,
frth
aJr
bathing.
cMhing,
nI
enise.
I
lavUlir
nc,t
,
weight
una
fc.-ii
i.
.rtV
W'UeThS
Borden
Co.
Limitej,
Vancouver
I
low
Eagle
Brand
Solves
tk
Problem
If
mothers
of
ailing
or
backward
babies
could
but
see
tltc
letters
we
receive
from
other
mothers
whose
little
ones
were
doing
poorly
but
who
are
now,
thanks
to
Eagle
Brand,
.
sturdy,
healthy,
happy
children!
Wc
have
a
message
for
such
mothers.
If
their
problem
Is
simply
one
of
proper
feeding,
made
necessury
by
inability
to
nurse
baby,
Engle
Brunei
can
solve
it.
Since
1857
Eagle
Drund
I
has
been
the
leading
infant
food
when
Nature's
supply
has
not
been
available.
Its
absolute
purity
and
uniformity,
and
the
ease
with
which
it
can
be
digested
make
it
the
Safe
food.
It
is
endorsed
by
physicians
and
nurses,
and
if
used
as
directed
on
feeding
chart
SOwaaaf.
ia
lit
COME
NOW
AND
CET
YOUR
CHOK
while
the
choice
is
good!
Great
B
at
argaips
McARTHUR'S
SUMMER
SALE
of
high
grade
Boots
&
Shoes
AlcArthur's
Shoes
arc
known
for
quality.
Every
pair
in
the
store
at
Sale
Prices.
DEMAND
"Rupert
Brand
-
Kippers
-
TIIK
DAINTIEST
IJKEAKFAST
FOOD."
Smoked
Dally
by
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.
Prince
Ituperl.
Il.C.
1