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Saturday,
April
21,
1928
CANNED
SALMON
HUSINESS
The
business
of
handling
the
canned
salmon
from
the
Skeena
and
Naas
Rivers
belongs
naturally
to
Prince
Rupert.
There
is
here
a
huge
dock
and
warehouse
built
especially
for
the
business
and
yet
the
salmon
does
not
come
here.
The
fish
is
caught
in
this
district
by
outside
people
and
it
is
shout
tim
w;
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a
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fu:Ti:.ii
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port
get
some
of
the
business.
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i
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made
people
here
ask
for
the
moth.
If
we
had
our
own
pro--
h
h
that
the
fish
would
have
to
be
rt'sliipnit'tit.
pi.
hi
l.c
v-ooci
hu-iness
for
the
salmon
it
tnulil
MTtainlv
he
done
cheaper
nl.
Ii
the
C
N
R
.
CP
U.
or
Union
;.
ii
will
lie
c;is
to
arrange
for
the
.i
m
if
uc
hae
to
t
ommandi'ei
the
m
'it'
and
kc-H.
should
y
made
to
tl
drive
hard
ie
board
nt'
!o
get
that
a-ked
to
rn-.n;i:-so
at
thai
have
u
report
or!
people
may
go
tor
u
holiday.
ing
piepai'iu
to
the
people
of
the
inteiior
town
and
o
he
evpeiteil
i:
willl
h-
brought
to
tin
it
i
.
m
.
With
r..ne
and
a
gas-clcrtrir
ear
operated
on
the
rail-.
we
.-hall
le
;.ivl!y
soon
ready
U
entertain
Tour-
aine
time
prov
ide
a
l.olidav
rei
reutimi
for
tile
PRINCE
has
b
-sary
i
til.
I
HI
'I
III
PERT
FAIR
lefmiteh
decided
to
go
ahead
with
the
ma
'no
it
a
-'icceas.
It
would
have
been
'
it
be
failure
through
lack
of
enthu-
McCatiery
hM
a
strong
board
of
directors
and
there
i-
uo
reason
why
the
present
should
not
be
a
banner
year.
strongly
urge
that
citizens
unite
in
this
matter
and
make
the
present
year
far
overtop
all
previous
efforts.
TOLMIE
MAKES
IltS
ENTRY
Hon.
S.
F.
Tolmie
has
formally
made
hia
entry
into
D.C.
political
life
by
accepting
nomination
at
Saanich
yesterday.
It
is
his
home
district
and
doubtless
he
will
be
elected
there.
Doubtless,
too,
he
will
now
resign
frem
the
Federal
Houae
and
devote
his
whole
attention
to
British
Columbia,
with
which
place
he
has
thrown
in
his
lot,
politically.
MEDICAL
MEN
sre
laying
the
bantu
and
hauling
their
nets
on
PATRfil
RAWlf
HAlTIIS
BEING
rHIftULDAimOj
REHABILITATED
BY
TIIEV
I'l.Y
PKlMON
OS
HHHlMi
tiKOI
NO
AMON4.
4
HKWS
Of
rttM
H
KSSM.S
BOSTON.
Mrs
April
20
Two
medical
men
are
members
of
the
uff
of
the
coartguard
rutirra
M
-dor
and
Mr-Jave.
assigned
to
putrol
duty
off
thr
Orsnd
Banks
on
u
looko.i:
f::r
lefburcv
But
tlx;
doctors'
dut:
urr
not
cjuriivO
to
nMiiitaliitnv
tt'r
hrtilth
nf
th?
crf
Th"y
sre
rilled
u;mn
)'ton
to
minister
t'
rr?s
of
K'le-i.
h
flsiiln
vpmstN
Which
cress
the
A'.l
int'.r
)
ply
i'h
,r
trade
on
the
urest
tih
:
ijt
grounds.
Tht
jrhi-lao
are
the
only
medical
men
wh"e
advlt
and
Bid
in
nvtlable
to
cr?ws
of
thev
small
rmt
while
'h-
y
THE
UNITfiD
STATES
WASH1NOTOH.
DC.
April
20.
Haiti
!.
being
rehabilitated
at
an
almost
un-Ittltrvable
pa
e.
In
the
opinion
of
John
H.
Russell.
United
States
High
Commissioner,
who
baa
reported
to
Hon.
Frank
B.
Kellogg.
Secretary
of
State.
:i
the
nrcompllshmente
of
United
S'ntei
olflrlal
during
the
last
year.
The
prosperity
and
happiness
of
the
Hn'tlan
eople
have
been
msterlally
n
rcnsptl.
lit
declared,
and
the
flnsn-clal
policy
inaugurated
by
President
Homo
shortly
after
assuming
office
m
lr?a
has
resulted
tn
establishing
their
.'Innnres
on
s
sound
basis
EMPIRE
SHOPPING
WEEK
April
21
to
28
Made
of
the
finest
Canadian
Wheat
by
Canadian
Workmen
in
our
wonderful
new
Canadian
Factory
at
Nlaftara
Falls.
Keep
the
wheels
of
Canadian
Industries
turning.
Empire
Buyers
are
Empire
Builders'
PARLIAMENT
WORKING
HARD
5
.VIKMM'.KK
AUK
JIST
NOW
IlE.VI.IXO
WITH
ItKi
l"KSTllNS
AT
OTTAWA
(By
K.
J.
IJeachuian)
OTTAWA.
April
21.
The
members
HvAfhturWa
to
their
solemn
talk
and
chiTWS
In
the
city
of
Ottawa.
The
respite-
hae
brought
the
ttlosm
of
healtr)
tc
faded
cheeK?.
MI'VlCS
(Ml
members
were
Tr.o
asslduout
In
the
weCHtuifllfct
seme
of
our
a
selves
out.
Members
are
always
glaM
to
get
away
tor
a
few
days.
Ottawa
Is
a
fairyland
of
enchantment
to
the
new-camer.
Anticipation
Is
always
greater
than
real!-attoo.
ThoaV
who
have
made
tripe
the
session
hss
a
charm
of
novelty.
(Setting
back
tor
a
few
stays
at
borne
la
welcome
relief.
Many
members
of
the.
civil
service
are
glad
to
see
them
go.
The
member
of
parliament
has
an
insinuating
nose
for
!!ews.
There
sre
a
tremendous
lot
of
hino
hp
wants
to
find
out
He
asks
.jueitions.
He
ask
them
persistently
ind
then
when
tired
out
with
the
task,
like
the
small
boy
at
the
close
of
a
hard
day's
play,
he
Is
always
able
to
lcok
up
and
still
ask
"why?"
Mow
all
thete
things
engage
the
time
of
the
:ivll
servants.
Civil
servants,
as
a
rule,
are
hard
working
people.
Their
hours
may
eem
short
to
those
who
go
out
io
tend
the
stock
when
the
frost
Is
on
the
pumpkin
and
the
corn
Is
In
the
shock.
But
It's
a
type
of
work
that
kills
and
no
one
who
knowa.
envies
the
work
of
the
civil
servant
at
Ottawa.
THK
C
OKKKHrONDCNCK
COMES
for
some
time,
conversations
have
teen
going
on
between
the
United
States
and
Canada
In
regard
to
the
deepening
of
the
8t.
Lawrence
Canals.
Naturally
enough
these
negotiation
are
not
carried
on
directly
under
the
eyea
if
.newspaper
correspondents.
We
have
not
yet
reached
that
stage
of
open
dip-Umacy.
Borne
curiosity
was
exhibited
from
tune
to
time
In
regard
to
these
matter
and
statement
have
been
made
In
the
press
dealing
with
the
proposed
arrangement.
Needless
to
say,
these
discussions
hsve
been
preliminary
only.
We
sre
not
likely
to
rush
into
the
eon--uctlon
of
the
St.
Lawrence
Canals
i:
:
over
night
arrangement
without
.I
i-Mon
before
the
people
of
press
Itself."
"II
the
project
were
one
that
would
come
in
the
course
of
time,
and
he
believed
It
would,
then
the
country
would
be
all
the
surer
by
proceeding
step
by
step
in
the
right
direction."
out
sun's
For
some
yean.
Canada
has
had.
a
merchant
marine.
It
has
been
a
considerable
cause
at
worry.
These
ships
were
built
during
the
war
period
when
of
construction
was
high.
At
the
the
operating
loss
was
ai.OO.000.00.
This
fell
to
MUAOO.OO
in
I92S
and
IMM0.0O
la.
IBM.
In
1437,
it
Increased
to
73C
uasr
year'
waw
'poor-
yeav
tot
the
owners
of
ships.
The
volume
of
traffic
moving
from
Canada
to
the
United
Kingdom
fell
off.
The
earnings
were
serlouily
curtslled
and
sailings
on
some
lines
had
to
be
cancelled
or
re-arranged.
Sir
Henry
Thornton
espressos
greater
hope
for
the
coming
year.
The
ownership
of
these
vessels
is
a
heritage
from
he
war.
We
would
not
have
gone
into
the
business
had
we
not
been
drawn
into
It.
But
It
would
appear
that
we
have
perhaps
reached
a
atage
at
which
the
Idea
of
sending
good
money
after
bad.
might
be
worth
considering.
Strange
as
It
may
seem,
that
Is
sometimes
the
most
worthwhile
method
of
getting
your
own
back.
With
modem
ships
displacing
some
of
the
old
ones,
even
with
added
capital
cost
we
might
succeed
much
better.
The
method
Is
at
lrast
worth
considering.
TIIK
NATIONAL
ItAII.WAYH
The
report
of
the
national
railways
u
a
much
more
hopeful
document.
Despite
the
fast
that
earnings
this
year
ncre
not
so
heavy
as
last
year,
there
Is
abundant
evidence
of
the
fact
ttuA
the
system
is
being
co-ordinated
and
that
i
bunch
of
railway
shreds
snd
patches,
ure
being
brought
together
In
one
coordinated
whole.
The
earnings
of
the
telegraph
systeJh
coatroHetf
'by
he
rsii
way',
sre
improving.
'Trie
hotel
systeai
is
producing
better
results,
improved'
terminal
facilities
must
be
provided
at
Mont
rest
within
the
next
few
years.
Incressed
expenditures
along
this
line
may
be
anticipated
In
other
cities,,
but
Montreal
la
perhaps
entitled
to
early
consideration.
"The
editor
aald
that
I
more
fire
into
my
verses."
"Cheer
up.
He
might
have
more
versee
Into
the
fire."
must
put
Id
put
Man
in
the
Moon
Think
what
a-
brilliant
man
nea
ue,
Ht'd
knack,
them
all
kerflumniock.
Ii
only
thlnga
were
different
so
His
skyplece
wax
Ui
stomach.
Many
a
g(rl
marries
a
his
figure.
She
likes
hl
bank
book.
Twould
be
great
fun
to
be
a
breese
And
blow
about
the
silk
clad
knees.
But
many
knees
without
a
doubt
Are
nothing
much
to
blow
about.
3
man
because
to
ae,
lj
She.
looks
just
like
a
dressed
up
stick;,
Her
daughters
look
like
logs.
The
reason
Is
because
they
buy
By
mall
fiwm
catalogues.
The
nasty
hens.
Some
missionary
women
of
the
United
States
want
to
keep
the
girl
Who
was
once
Nncy
unnw
.mt
r
th.
united
States.
They
abroad
usually
express
the
opinion
that)
fc
of
lw
,
prmcei,
the
most
oeiignviui
pan.
w
""t,nd
daughters
having
to
marry
first
glimpse
they
got
or
tneir
ordlMrv
united
States
cltl-
land
on
return.
Members
ox
parltament
are
mucn
un
same.
Lumiug
A
stout
man
was
shocked
to
see
a
bov
eomfortablv
seated
In
a
crowj
street
car
when
two
women
were
stand
ing.
'Get
up
and
let
one
of
these
ladies
sit
down,"
he
said.
"You
get
up
and
let
them
both
si
down."
replied
the
boy
Instantly.
The
first
day
in
school
the
little
boys
took:
then-
seats
and
waited
until
the
teacher
took
their
names.
The
first
one
said
that
his
name
was
Si.
"No,"
the
teacher
oorrected.
"you
musyn't
say
91.
Say
Silas."
Next
she
came
to
one
who
said
hi
name
was
Tom.
"KoJ
aald
the
teacher
Impressively
'it's
Thomas.'
i
"And
now.
,
little
boy."
she
Inquired
of
a
lad
In
the
end
row.
what
is
your
rams?"
"Jackass."
responded
the
bright
lad
These
are
the
days
when
women
begin
to
think
about
spring
cleaning
and
men
about
visiting
the
dub.
When
wtfle
gets
the
fever
And
starts
to
clean
and
scrub.
Just
see
how
quick
the
husband
makes
A
bee
line
for
the
elub.
This
city
la
full
of
optimists
Quite
a
lot
of
them
every
day
bellere
the
nu
bout
""
md
lerltackenaleKliig
stated
a
Hows:
i
ujw.
'
mment
had
taken
the
Tie
Lawrence!
Jk
J
wh
nU,
to
utset
that
the
Bt.
"
for
cu"
"
,
one
of
the
largeat
with
u
momUj
the
crap
shooters
the
police
ada
had
ever
been
faced.
ahouM
wund
UP
wnlW
the
ome
In
the
big
aave
felt
that
we
,tUI
th
Dcm'
ga
romm
:
the
preliminary
negla-
i:
11-
,h
:i
have
thus
far
taken
place
mlon-
.
:nt
utmost
caution,
not
with
,
,
.d
on
the
other
hand.
'
you
'r
,t
with
undue
delay
but
rather
really
Intelligent
people
become
the
of
wbD
they
get
oh
ts
the
witness
stead.
ahould
make
progress
in
light
the
importance
of
the
protect
and
In
a
way
which
win
enable
public
opin
ion
gradually
to
formulate
and
e
Uost
heroes
are
men
and
so
are
the
'historians.
Is
it
merely
a
coincidence?
When
a
ban
layi
an
egg
the
rooster
also
cackles.
That's
a
way
they
have
In
the
chicken
yard.
of
trouble.
However,
there
hat
been
a
street
gradual
tendency
to
Improve.
In
IBM,
'Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
A
I'll
1
1,
to,
I
Dig.
City
Solicitor
Fred
Patera,
K.C..
urged'
bottom
of
the
tale
lies
the
fact,
that;
to
the
police
commission
yesterday
they
are
not
by
any
means
efficient
afternoon
that
the
restricted
district
be
ship
in
comparison
with
ones
which
reopened.
Since
It
had
been
closest,
he
oave
come
Into
use
in
later
years.
Their
said,
supervision
by
the
police
had
be-coal
consumption
is
large.
They
areeome
much
more
cUBVult.
Conamls-slow.
Operating
cost
is
heavy
and
so
jsloner
8.
D.
Macdonald
tetd
of
certain
tbey
have
been
more
or
less
a
matter
disorders
that
had
occurred
on
Pulton
It
la
urged
that.
In
the
present
time
of
war
stress,
Utat
pastel
would
be
better
feeding
sheep
the
Jst
dogs.
,
Mrs.
Robert
eleven.
bse
of
Private
Olbson,
was
presented
with
a
tea
set
by
the
Ladles'
Auxiliary
to
the
St.
Andrew's
Society
at
a
tea
In
the
home
of
Mrs
J.
Oeatpbell.
MeMordle
Apartmenta,
.tritll.
l.
1918.
j
J.
P.
Babeock.
assistant
eommlaskmer
of
fisheries
for
the
province.
Is
enthus
iastic
as
to
the
possibilities
of
flat
Hi
lung
out
of
Prince
Rupert.
He
has
A
Double
treatment
for
A
I
dache
Run
forehead
and
temples
with
Vicks;
also
melt
in
a
cup
of
hot
water
and
inhale
its
healing
vapors.
This
clears
the
head
and
usually
brings
.quick
relief.
If
headaches
are
continuous
a
physician
or
good
oculist
should
be
consulted.
dMWeo
WAPORUB
0mr
ttMiuioNJARsUsioYcMLr
The
Time,
the
Place,
and
....
YOU
STAT
OUT
FOtt
THE
OPPICE
AND
fINt
VESTERDAY.5
RAIN
HAS
TURNED
TO
ICE
TO-DAY
AND
YOU
PRO
CEED
VERY
CAUTOU3UY
spent
a
week
here.
Editor.
Daily
Ifews.
.
r
-AND
JOE
BEARISH
ACROSS
THE
WAY
SEES
YOU
AND
STARTS
TO
LAUOH
,
WHEN
VrfHAMl
HE
DOES
Ht3
STUNT
ALSO
mm
CUT
PLUG
Soothing
yet
a
man's
smoke
COOL
AND
FRAGRANT
Three
local
hotel
keepers
will
be
c'larged
before
Magtrtrate
Cam
In
city
slice
court
tomorrow
morning
with
manufacturing
Ikjuor
on
their
raises.
Bill
M
Chapter.
I.O.OJ!.,
will
give
a
varied
entettainaeent
In
the
Weatholme
Theatre
st
the
first
of
the
week.
J
In
The
Letter
Box
WITCIICIMFT
C,KH.
There
has
been
some
correspondence
In
your
paper
lately
condemning
the
treatment
of
Billy
Williams.
Indian
medicine
man.
in
a
recent
case,
and
the
question
haa
been
asked,
why
not
I
allow
these
medicine
men
to
continue
!to
practice
their
"charms":
it
having
I
been
suggested
that
white
people
have
practices
somewhat
similar.
The
answer
to
all
this
is
that
when
the
Indian
Is
allowed
to
carry
on
with
JBh
heathenish
Dractlcea
it
Invert.
ttiry
'Woe
to
trouble
and
4jl
Mterrf
to
murder,
aa
witness
the
Uard
witch
craft
cases
we
had
here
.several
years
ago.
where
the
victim
waa
tied
out
In
the
Arctic
winter
in
order
to
drive
the
evil
spirit
out
of
him.
and
as
a
result
of
which
he
waa
fnocen
to
death.
If
the
Indian
medicine
men
would
con
fine
their
magic
to
harmless
healing
It
might
be
all
right,
but
unfortunately
when
they
hold
this
power
over
their
fellow
Indians
they
are
led
through
desire
for
gain,
or
revenue,
or
some
other
such
motive
to
practise
It
for
evil.
With
regard
to
the
-'iticlsm
that
the
case
upon
which
be
.
a
convicted
waa
some
three
years
old
I
.-
aay
that
the
police
have
evidence
of
Williams
practising
witchcraft
v.-itl-
-
the
last
six
months,
but
In
th?
former
they
had
s
complete
case
f.init
i,tm
wj,lch
was
ineir
reason
ror
i.-.jiiig
the
chsrge
ss
they
did.
In
reply
to
those
critics
of
our
crim
inal
laws
let
me
ssy
thst
there
Is
us
ually
sound
Judgment
and
common
sense
behind
the
various
sections
going
to
mske
up
our
Criminal
Code,
and
the
section
regarding
witchcraft
was
not
putk
faiskr
FTKU
TUB
HONKVMOfJj
"aald
the
brMegroom
to
bride
when
tbey
returned
from
their
honeymoon
trip,
"let
us
have
a
clear
understanding
before
we
settle
down
to
married
life.
Are
you
the
President
or
the
VI-e-Pralent
in
this
house-hold"
"I
want
to
be
neither
President
or
Vlee-Prtsldeiit."
she
answered
"I
win
be
content
with
a
subordinate
position."
"What
pout
ion
is
thst.
d.nrr
"Treaaarerl"
The
Royal.
Saturdn;.
,
SLIPPING
AND
BE.3P1TE
everything
Whang
:
J
-AND
VOO
PINAULV
REACH
THE
OP(T,CE,-OET
OUT
FRIEND
PIPE
tTS
THE
TIME
,
THE
PLACE,
AND
OOP
EN'S
A
FEW
PUFFS
-AND
WILL
-VOO
EVSR
FORGET
HOW
FUNNY
OOE
LOOKSD
Mi
WA
Hl-
X
a
fl
ww
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Va.
"
I
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.
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Ti
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jri7
i
SAVE
THE
POKER
HANDS"
Canadian
National
Steamships
Co.
Li
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AM)
SHIPYARD
Operating
I..T.I.
M.000
Tim
I'loatlng
Dry
Dink
RnpIneeTM.
Machinist.
Hoiiermakera.
Hlnckamlths.
maker,
I
'mind
era.
Woodworker,
Etc.
KI.FCTUIC
AND
ACETYI.KNK
WELDING.
CANADIAN
Vacific
Our
plant
it
equipped
to
handle
all
kind."
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AND
COMMERCIAL
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and
385
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
B.
C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
from
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To
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janeaa.
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