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Feb.
14,
1928
ORGANIZATION
OF
FISHERMEN
The
salmon
fishermen
of
Prince
Rupert
are
organised
and
they
plan
to
appoint
an
agent
here
who
will
look
after
their
interests.
They
met
in
convention
here
recently
and
have
forwarded
their
recommendations
;o
Ottawa.
This
is
an
age
oi
u
jranlxation.
The
canners
are
organized,
the
halibut
fishermen
have
!i,.?r
union
and
practically
every
other
social,
political
or
industrial
vroup
hn
jte
organisation.
The
salmon
fishermen
were
slow
in
ji-ninv
together.
One
of
the
difficulties
in
the
salmon
fishermen
keeping
in
touch
with
each
other
is
the
width
-tattered
!
.ttion
of
their
camps,
many
of
whi.-h
cannot
If
re;.-h-d
eM-ep-
!,
launch.
Now,
however,
the
advent
of
the
radio
is
mt.tinjr
...
ilde
v
ha;
until
now
has
been
impossible.
There
i
hi
,
,,,,1.
a
.
j
,,y
m
,n,.
cjty
an(j
jf
the
fishermen
could
make
arrangement-;
they
ni
ght
easily
keep
their
numbers
p..
-ted
a'
the
!.
i,
r.
:..
.
.
n
n--
l.
means
ot
it.
Many
llshermen
are
now
buying
v
-I'.
;ng
set;
and
every
fish
buyer
couia
easily
install
one
and
set
it
up
n
'hat
the
messages
may
be
received.
CITY
IJROA
WASTING
Ket
hikan
hai
a
bruatkaotinK
radio
station
which
keerj
the
country
informed
of
the
doings
of
that
city.
Possibly
something
of
we
son
may
be
kept
up
here
before
long
as
a
public
institution.
This
paper
suggested
it
several
years
ago
but
possibly
it
was
then
too
early
in
the
day.
Now
it
should
be
lens
difficult.
HALIBUT
VlHIIINO
IlRfilNNiNtJ
Halibut
fishing
begins
Wednesday
and
already
the
larger
boats
are
away
to
the
banks.
It
is
a'
hazardous
and
strenuous
occupation
but
those
who
have
once
engaged
in
it
feel
loath
to
give
it
up.
It
has
In
it
all
the
elements
of
sport
for
sometimes
the
catch
is
large
and
sometimes
small
and
as
the
boats
all
now
operate
on
the
share
system
the
fishermen
lose
money
or
make
it
according
to
the
fortune
that
is
theirs.
It
is
to
be
hoped
that
conditions
will
be
such
this
year
that
the
fishermen
will
do
well,
for
they
are
the
people
who
bring
the
money
into
the
city.
WILL
INCLUDE
PRINCE.
RUPERT
Any
scheme
for
opening
up
the
Peace
River
is
pretty
sure
to
include
Prince
Rupert
within
its
scope.
This
is
the
natural
port
for
that
country
ind
as
such
must
be
recognised.
-AH
proaspter
thai
'discuss
this
matter
include
Tfince
Rupert
in
their
plans,
and
there
are
i
numtier
of
-prtltffv
befhg
e'btved
many
of
which
will
die
aborning.
At
any
rate
Prince
Rupert
people
do
not
need
to
worry
with
any
idea
that
this
port
will
be
shut
out,
as
long
as
one
of
the
big
companies
gets
it
we
shall
be
included.
It
is
to
be
hoped
that
the
Canadian
National
will
undertake
the
work.
-HEINfi
TALKED
TO
DEATH
Parliaments
are
in
season
practically
all
over
the
English-speaking
world.
Those
of
interest
here
are
the
Dominion
and
British
Columbia
houses
but
they
are
not
the
only
ones
sitting.
In
each
there
is
a
lot
of
political
talk
by
those
who
have
to
preserve
their
political
lives
or
advance
their
political
fortunes
largely
by
mean
of
their
pecche.
It
is
talk,
talk,
talk,
day
in
and
day
niit.
However,
most
of
the
oratory
takes
plnce
at
the
beginning
of
the
sessions
a
opportunities
come
seldom
after
that.
Hot
meals
without
work
Help
the
whole
family
to
better
health
Save
yourself
time
and
trouble
Serve
it
with
hot
milk
MADE
AT
NIAGARA
FALLS
Fygaim
fiUTHIIIE
TQTJtE
KOBE
St.
Lawrence
inal
'lfcport
not
yet
Made
l!ulilff
'Immigration
is
id
oe
invesugaiea
By
B.
J.
Deechatan)
OTTAWA.
Feb.
14
What
did
th
old
ccv.-n
do
laet.week
to
dftoe
dull
care
away
Heap
of
things
I
,
Thl
as
a
busy
world
if
you
are
busy
in
It
and
interested
la
tbe
things
about
you.
Away
from
Ottawa,
there
,
afey
not
be
tnurh
to
hold
attention.
eseep
automobile
accldenta.
companionate
mam&g?
and
the
current
murder
story,
tout
here
there
are
tewal
things
and
they
all
happen
at
once.
The
dally
papers
print
endless
pages
of
debutantes.
The
num-
j
ber
who
have
mode
their
tint
appearance
thla
year,
la
too
great
to
oount.
The
reat
ni
the
page
are
given
over
to
parliamentary
gossip
and
(octal
eventa.
;:ertalnlng
to
the
families
and
friend
of
the
members.
Here
and
there
an
obituary
appears
Ottawa
papers
are
good
on
his.
No
datitat
this
I
to
ImpnM
upon
!
In
a
xiddy
world,
that
lire
la
a
narT.ii
valley
between
the
peaka
of
two
eternities.
We
are
In
the
busy
throng
uday
and
tomorrow
like
the
tired
ffberman.
rowing
boots
rowing
borne.
Now
tbla
was
a
big
week.
We
bad
first,
lir.
Bennett,
new
style,
and
Mr.
King,
old
style.
Then
we
bad
a
hot
discussion
sa
to
whether
Mr.
Bennett
was
better,
old
atyle
or
new
style.
There
it
a
keen
debate
on
this
question
In
Conservative
circles
The
leaders
favor
the
new,
but
toe
rank
and
file
are
not
an
wen
planed.
They
want
pep.
fight,
action.
They
hope
to
see
tbe
time
came
when
tbe
Wade
leaps
from
tbe
scabbard
and
the
gay
knight
enters
the
tournament.
In
other
words,
they
are
looking
for
the
old
"Bennett."
But
:o:t
nd
by
responsibility.
mellowed
by
the
changing
year,
fearing
that
the
old
form
would
not
suit
tbe
changing
circumstances,
Mr.
Bennett
has
decided
to
strike
a
softer
note.
Taking
it
all
and
all.
it
seems
to
the
casual
observer,
that
the
new
style
Is
better.
Governments
are
never
burned
up
by
barrage
of
glad
oratory.
The
opposition
should
always
attempt
to
Instil
Into
tbe
government,
a
tired
leellng-
that
la
much
better
than
trying
to
waken
them
up
with
a
stimulant.
Briefly.
Mr.
Bennett's
argument
may
br
summed
up
as
foUowa:
1
The
country
is
not
prosperous
2.
If
!.
is
prosperous.
Mr.
Kins
la
not
responsible
for
the
prosperity.
3.
We
are
not
getting
as
many
Immigrants
as
we
should.
4.
Some
treat
plan
must
be
devised
by,
which
we
will
get
Immigrants
5.
We
have
not
chanced
our
colonial
surtus.
8
If
we
have
changed
It.
then
we
have
drcpt-ed
out
of
the
orbit
of
the
Empire.
To
all
the
charge
Mr.
King
makes
the
following
reply
;.
We
are
prosperous
and
the
supporting
array
of
!lgure.
la
astounding.
2.
What
dlffetence
does
it
make
where
good
things
come
from
so
long
as
you
have
them?
3
You
could
hardly
expect
as
many
immigrants
from
Great
Britain
and
Europe
in
vie
of
tbe
fact
that
the
beet
blood
of
these
countries,
tbe
adventurous
spirits,
passed
out
a
few
years
ago
in
the
Pentecost
of
calamity.
4
We
are
not
asleep
at
the
switch
and
fair
progress
Is
being
made.
"
and
6.
There
Is
a
change
In
our
atatua
and
we
are
developing
along
the
lines,,
which
have
always
been
associated!
with
British
developments,
in
tbe
lines
laid
down
by
such
men
as
Sir
rNvardetf
4a
the
'first
H,Jges
of
Han-"rd.
Thee
two
speeches
give
a
very
clear
idea
of
opposing
viewpoints
in
'annciun
political
thought.
On
the
8t.
Lawrence
Canal
question,
Mr.
King
was
particularly
clear.
He
pointed
out
that
there
waa
a
report
of
tbe
International
Joint
Commission,
which
wss
later
considered,
by
s
joint
board
of
engineers,
the
members
01
which
differed
among
themselves,
necessitating
that
the
matter
be
referred
back
tc
the
engineers
for
further
examination.
The
government
had
appointed
an
advisory
committee.
The
advisory
committee
had
reported,
but
It
was
unwise
to
submit
the
details
at
the
present
tune.
Thla
was
an
Important
matter.
It
Involved
delicate
International
negotiations
and
it
wss
not
tbe
Intention
or
the
government
to
proceed
rashly
upon
the
question
The
local
aspect
of
the
question
was
also
under
consideration
mid
this
must
be
decided
before
anything
definite
cu-ild
be
done.
It
appears
as
If
the
Premier's
speech
had
postponed
action
on
the
waterways
'luestlrjn
for
some
time
st
least.
The
country
can
afford
to
wait.
...
Mr.
Outhrle.
the
runner-up
for
the
Conservative
leadership.
Uses
a
high
position
as
a
public
speaker.
There
is
about
him.
something
of
the
Victorian
tradition.
He
knows
whst
a
rood
arjeech
-
"
MMvugi,
n
iu
iua
first
effort
this
year,
some
of
the
members
on
that
side
of
the
House
would
1
have
culled
Mr
Bennett
out
of
the
box
j
and
put
Mr
Outhrle
In.
Incidentally.
f
In
finite
DOM'.ble
that
some
of
thnu
ho
thought
thl.s
might
have
been
quite
glad
to
slip
in
themselvea.
If
there
are
348
members
in
the
House
of
Commons,
then
there
are
precisely
that
num-'
F
ber
of
men
who
know
the
name
ot
the
man
who
would
make
the
best
leader
for
a
political
party.
Mr.
Outhrle
specialises
on
the
discission
of
the
national
debt
and
on
the
equally
interesting
aub)ect
of
taxation
and;
bow
to
reduce
It.
After
listening
to
htm
for
awhile,
you
must
at
least
come
to
tbe
conclusion
that
there
are
several
different
ways
of
approach
-
ing
the
question
snd
that
Mr.
Outhrle
can
thread
bis
way
theoogh
many
of
them
with
amaslng
deftness
and
pre-
ing
match
Is
s
contest
between
two1
oeauty
parlors
IP
you
borrow
trouble,
thinks
of
asking
it
back
nobod"
OIRL8
are
always
fond
of
a
hand-
figure,
especially
if
It
Is
hi
bis
bank
account.
THK
deeps
tehee
tell
of
a
man
who
hot
hie
partner
for
a
wrong
play
st
bridge-
I
have
seen
many
a
woman
eisloo
and
at
tunes
there
la
a
touch
!
wbo
would
have
done
the
same
if
aba
about
him
which
auggeeta
the
days
ofl;id
only
had
a
gun
but
aha
used
her
his
former
viewpoint.
He
learned
the
:ci
with
good
effect.
art
of
polities
under
Laurter.
'
I
mct
a
man
on
the
street
the
other
The
department
or
Immigration
la
to
day
who
said
he
propsssd
to
a
girl,
be
Investigated
by
a
Itouee
of
Otamaaoaa
Hmhiiwm
agreeable
so
he
mar-
commniee.
u
parliament
decided
to
rfd
hsr
but
she
wasnt
bring
before
this
committee
all
tbe
food
people
who
have
offered
a
solution
1
omr
immigration
ueobUm
during
the
ought
te
keep
out
the
pewktle
of
certain
te
the
Sanpreea
Theatre
teat
night
a
rvtiaiHac,
ww
u
us
111
jMp?win
rmws
with
no
religion
la
tsefc
if
e
Judged
by
public
opinion
end
the
erftleism
that
are
offered,
it
wouM
be
much
easier
tor
s
rich
man
to
enter
the
Kingdom
of
Heaven
than
for
a
man
of
even
eseep-tlooal
ability
to
handle
the
affaire
of
the
department
of
Immigration.
Man
in
the
Moon
m
caught
the
political
bug
So
a
hole
in
the
ground
he
dug
To
bury
all
oppoMuon
To
hu
own
pel
it
ical
mug.
It
wsi
s
political
game
Tbe
political
rupe
to
tug.
So
he
dangled
on
it
a
political
bee
Which
la
nothiiiK
4we
than
humbug.
THERE
are
some
younstert
around
this
city
so
sick
that
nothing
but
an
operation
will
aave
them.
It
la
performed
with
a
paddle
or
a
etftp
on
tbe
fleshy
part
of
tbe
body.
ALL
tbe
old
Ford
Jokes
were
out
of
date
so
it
wee
necessary
to
get
either
a
new
set
of
Joket
or
a
new
oar.
THEY
also
serve
who
only
stand
and
gape.
JAXE
has
become
g
student
of
fashions.
He
says
the
1st
est
models
on
Third
Avenue
hsve
streamline
bodies.
nice
duco
finish
snd
sa
jnany
speedi
as
you
wish
to
order.
THERE
are
ssld
to
be
girls
In
this
city
so
dumb
that
they
think
a
curl-
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
There
wae
n
Indignation
meeting
wine
it,
wa
MkM
uat
ft
ststsgation
'
should
go
to
Ottawa
ivsVmhd
immediate
reform
In
salmon
fishery
regulations
tor
the
Beeena
River
Mayor
steOlymont
presided
and
speakers
included
Bob
Hanna.
T.
L.
Maolannon.
O
W.
Nlefceraon,
Cspt.
Peter
Horvlk.
Fred
Stork.
Aid.
O.
B
Casey.
D.
O
SUwart
and
J.
O.
Oavlgan.
A
praaa
cjmmittes
consisting
of
Fred
Stark.
O
W.
Mlckefson
and
X.
r.
Doyle
was
M.
M
Wells,
late
of
the
firm
of
Stal
ker
A
Wells,
having
been
invalided
home
from
France
following
participation
In
the
battle
if
vimy
Ridge,
returned
to
the
olty
y.
-
dsy
and
waa
given
a
royal
welcome
by
l
la
friends.
Mrs.
E.
F.
Duby
srrived
from
the
south,
yesterday
She
md
Mr.
Duby
will
take
up
rcJdcn:c
in
the
Frank
Mobley
house
on
Fourth
Avenue
East
which
they
have
rented.
Mr.
Duby
is
manager
of
the
sawmill
at
Baal
Cove.
NOTICE.
Re-0rtlftcate
of
In
tie
No.
3004
1
to
Lota
JJr?d
81
o"
nineteen
(19).
Seotlon
sU
(8).
Re-Oertlflcate
of
Title
No
3S01
1
to
Lota
seventeen
iioimm
tw
ISeflKU.
.
17)
and
eighteen
3T).
veeuon
eight
it),
rriwt
nuDsn.
mib
bbb
AM),
section
f.
Brew
ten
ioi.
iw.
an
11
Re-pmtfiowte
of
TtUe
No.
2417
1
to
T.t.
forty
-three
!.
forty-four
and
forty-five
4S).
Block
twenty-seven
3lty
ot
Whereas
proof
ot
loss
ot
the
above
Certificates
r-f
Tills
Issued
in
the
name
of
Ira
E.
Mahon,
haa
boen
filed
in
this
office,
nitlre
Is
hereby
given
that
I
shall,
at
tie
aspiration
of
one
month
from
tM
date
of
the
first
publlostlon
hereof,
Urue
a
provuional
Certificate
of
Title
in
lieu
of
each
of
the
nald
lost
Certifies
tea,
unless
In
the
meantime
Tuesday,
F.-i
THE
DAILY
NEWS
KING-BFMTT
OTTAWAWEEK
Correspondent
(Jives
Impressions
1
of
Debates
Sums
up
in
Arguments
Parliament
and
HlOU
are
invited
to
YEARS
Robert
Borden.
Lord
Bryce
and
other
il"
b00,a
aleJOTf.
There
see
the
great
teachers
of
constitutional
his-
SEwtlOiu
WWaastiigaaitot.
tory.
It
you
want
to
balanoe
the-two
ar
guments,
read
them
Werd
bj
word,
;jm
The
resonsuoos
are
tee
sever
.
The
re
strietism
are
not
aster,
itough.
We
IN
OUR
SHOWROOMS
ON
February
16
The
New
Car
will
fulfill
the
promise
of
a
singular
achievement
in
light
car
manufacture.
S.
E.
PARKER,
LTD.
Third
Avenue
East
Otic
Heal
Canadian
Car-
M
PUBLIC
PR.E
F
E
RE
NT
past
year.
Ottawa
weald
have
tbe
biff
Canadian
National
Qfo
LargeSl
T&ilway
Syiltm
in
Amend
STEAMSHIP
AND
TRAIN
SERVICE
Sellings
from
rRINfE
UtTF.KT
for
VANCOPVER.
VICTOHIA.
SEttTU
and
intermediate
points,
etcb
FRIDAY,
900
sa.
for
HTEWAItT
and
ANYOX.
eaeb
UEPSESiiAV.
10
00
p
no
POT
SOUTH
and
SOirril
WEEN
rilAUl.OTTR
IHLASne,
.
r
r'
'
lASe.riElt
TRAIN
LEAVE
I'KI.VCE
u
I
PERT
Bach
M(!Y.
WEIINKSUAY
and
MTI
RIHY
as
110
m
QEORfJR,
EDMONTON.
WINNU'EO.
all
points
aatrn
C
State.
ritJMl
AOr.NCT
A
LI.
OCEAN
STEAMSIItr
LINES.
Use
Canadian
National
Eiprtss
for
Monty
Orders,
rorrlfo
!:
etc.,
alM
for
yoer
next
shipment.
'
riTY
TICKET
OITICE.
StS
Tllllll)
At
E
PRINCE
RLFtKT
r3M
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LIMITED
Sailings
from
mire
Rnptlt.
lor
VANTOl'VER,
VICTORIA,
IliKrdale,
Alert
Hay.
etc
Turd.i
Far
VAXCOI
VKR,
VICTOHIA.
HMann
llsy.
Alert
Itty.
e.
.
a.m.
For
PORT
SIMPSON,
NAAS
HIVES
P'JINTS.
ALICE
ARM,
1
-
STEWART,
Wales
Wand,
Hiintfar.
S
tun.
.
Itl
tnd
Avenue.
R.
M.
SMITH.
Agent
Prlnee
Rope'1
Throagh
tRkrtt
sold
to
Vlttoila
and
Sralllr,
and
baging
tlirougli
to
destination.
In
writing.
DATED
at
the
Land
Registry
Office.
RUPert'
BC
'
thU
Jnur'
lM
'
II.
F-.
MaeLBOD,
83
Registrar
of
Tttlea.
IN
IMtOHATE
IN
THE
NITItKMK
t'OI
RT
OF
I1KITIMI
COI.I.MIUA
In
the
Matter
of
tbe
"Administration
Act
';
and
In
the
Matter
of
the
Estate
of
Alexander
uameron.
Deceased,
intestate
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
order
ot
Hh
junor.
r.
IUB,
Young,
the
nth
da
February,
AT)
isaa.
I
waa
spool
,y
of
hted
Aominiatratur
of
the
estate
of
Alexander
yameron,
deoeased.
and
all
parties
hav
mg
cisims
against
the
ssld
estate,
are
hereby
required
to
furnish
same,
properly
verified,
to
me
on
or
before
the
10th
dsy
of
March.
ATI-
1MB,
and
all
part.es
Indebted
to
the
estate
are
required
to
pay
the
amount
of
their
Indebtedness
to
me
forthwith.
NORMAN
A.
WATT.
Official
Administrator.
rnnoe
nupert.
li
e
AN
VOX,
.
iiffte
To
Every
Woman
who
is
eager
for
new
ideas
in
home
decoration
1
combinations
for
the
sun
porch,
new
color
schemes
r
room,
new
color
beauty
everywhere
in
the
house-
1
"
ng
Lacquer
comes
as
a
household
blessing.
Kaien
Hardware
Co.
Telephone
3
Demers
lire
now
sh'itvii
x
,
Billie
Burke
Sport
Dresses
Phone
27
i.o.
n
527