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Friday,
December
6.
1929
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THE
DAILY
NEWS
they
allq
have
some
objectionable
vices.
;
We
object
to
th6
Cftmese
because
they
save
all
their
wanes
and
send
the
money
to
China.
With
us
saving
is
looked
on
as
a
virtue,
i
but
in
their
case
it
is
extremely
objectionable.
There
are
other
reasons
for
preventing
any
great
in-jflux
of
Orientals
into
Canada,
but
there
tire
no
reasons
for
i
making
martrys
of
those
here
and.
returning
them
to
their
j
native
countries.
There
might
be
a
Iiongfellow
to
sing
of
j
their
hardships
as
was
done
of
the
Acadians
when
they
were
banished.
I
It
is
not
so
very
long
ago
that
farmers
were
asking
for
(the
admission
of
Orientals
to
enable
them
to
get
their
land
j
cleared
cheaply.
We
do
not
wish
to
pose
as
the
champion
'oi
wie
isiauc
races,
dm
wouiu
suggest
tnai
we
nave
a
iol
to
leam
from
them
an
that
we
are
all
looking
to
do
busi-
.
:
-'
,
-
(ness
with
thejn
through
our
port
What
we
need
to
do
is
CONSERVATIVES
RETIRE
Jl
keep
on
friendly
terms
with
the
Japanese
and
Chinese
It
is
a
matter
of
some
regret
to
see
men
who
have
taken
'and
to
learn
to
know
them
better.
a
prominent
part
in
public
life
retire
as
it
is
announced
two
;
rirnirifnent
Conservatives
of
the
Drovince
are
dointr.
Hon.
i
H,
H.
Stevens
has
been
carrying
the
banner
of
the
Conservative
party
for
many
years,
and
General
J.
A.
Clark,
who
also
recently
announced
his
early
retirement,
has
also
been
prominent
in
the
party.
Mr.
Stevens
has
been
a
vigorous
campaigner
and
has
been
heard
often
in
the
Hnnsp
nf
Cnmmnns.
Hansard
is
full
of
his
utterances.
The
Letter
Box
FISHERMAN'S
VIEWS
Editor.
Dally
News:
In
your
editorial
of
i
Oive
us
credit
for
raisin?
the
price
of
spring
salmon
from
9c
to
14c
per
lb.
In
fact,
this
association
!
has
helped
the
fishermen
In
many
j
ways,
which
Increased
his
buying
I
power
and
has
helped
the
busi-jness
people
of
Prince
Rupert
and
l
Wands
with
rood
clean
money
,fiwhieh
supports
a
whit
popula-
cv-c"
Hon
There
are
not
many
men
in
either
party
who
can
be
de-
t?
ul
ireSUthinkhV
pended
011
to
Visit
outlying
constituencies
and
put
heart
Editor.
I
think
you
will
agree
with
oriental
labor'
Has
it
helntd
the
Into
the
party
leaders
and
enthuse
the
following.
When
J
li"
ewngy
hjm
we
do?
we
one
disappears
it
leayes
a
gap
which
is
not
easy
to
fill,
'combine
to
hold
prices
of
iish;j"d
and
rwt
business
niies
No
"
"hmkha
$FF
were"
ORIENTALS
IN
B.
C.
as
to
say
nothing?
This
went
?&voh,tK
moment?
'
According
to
a
brief
despatch
publishec
Wednesday,
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a.wffi!MJWrg
this
space,
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yours
very
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aUVlSOry
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railUBrs
msilLUie
Ui.
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paaseu
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norm
isianu.
wmueuuon
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CHARLES
valley
resolution
tavoringthe
removal
of
Unentals
trora
untub
;e"5Sto
pi
on
our
Columbia.
That
is
just
as
reasonable
as
it
would
he
for
the;
own
packer
and
did
you
think
j
Orientals
to
pass
a
resolution
asking
for
the
removal
of'"!1!
Z
"rSS
CLl?
of
the
Farmers'
Institutes
from
the
province.
!
land
or
b.c
Pack-rs'
Any
com
Sec.-Treas..
Hippo
Unit,
N.
B.
C.
S.
F.
A.
DENIES
G0SSE
STATEMENT
Manv
Orientals
are
Canadians,
adooted
as
citizens
of
the
'
BP?
rV
et
fish
from
t
Editor.
Daily
News:
'
"
1"
'
t.
.
"
.n
'as
il.ne
trawiers
inis
year,
country,
with
the
one
paltry
exception
that
they
are
not
al-i
themselves
lmvorl
fn
vnto
Thov
Vinvp
nil
nthpr
ritrVirs
trio
cmno
no
iha
!
We
hold
rest
of
us,
including
the
right
to
meet
and
pass
fool
resolutions.
We
do
not
think
it
would
be
a
good
thing
for
the
country
to
allow
unrestricted
Oriental
immigration.
We
do
not
think
the
Orientals
and
white
people
mix
well..
There
is
also
the
danger
of
lowering
the
standard
of
living
of
the
people
hereby
allowing
competition
with
a
race
whose
standard
is
Mhiitdly
very
low.
It
is
very
largely
the
virtues
tifrjneOjtals
that
are
obectionable,
although
bid
for
it:
It
was
with
astonishment
I
read
iin
your
paper
of
yesterday's
ls-
no
great
animosity
.ue.
a
statement
made
in
Vancou-
againat
any
or
inese
buyers,
we
ver
bv
Mr.
Richard
Oosse,
Presi-fully
realize
there
Is
no
sentiment
dent
of
the
B.
C.
Packers,
regard-in
business.
We
have
the
fish
and
ing
the
amount
of
sockeve
salmon
It's
up
to
us
to
get
the
highest
i
taken
by
the
Indians
from
the
prices.
But
whenever
such
issues!
spawning
grounds,
as
combines,
fish
traps
and
privi-
With
regard
to
the
Indians
on
lege
arise,
which
the
cannery
men
I
the
Naas
River,
he
estimated
that
are
trying
to
put
over
us,
we
aim
34.000
sockeye
salmon
were
taken
to
destroy
any
such
monopoly.
J
during
this
year
by
the
natives
we
anneal
to
the
mibllc
for
their
support,
as
this
fishing
Industry
is
a
heritage
right
of
the
people,
and
our
aim
will
be
to
benefit
and
save
it
for
the
future.
presumaDiy
ior
rood
purposes.
This
Is
entirely
erroneous.
The
Indians
leave
their
villages
'
about
the
middle
of
June
to
fish
at
the
anflirles
at
the
jnOffi
TOOK
CATHARTICS
EVERY
NIGHT
Eating
ALL-BRAN
Relieved
Constipation
.
Everybody
who
is
slave
to
catliajr-1
tics
and
laxatives
will
be
interested
'
in
this
letter
"I
took
cithartic
pUU
erfry
night
and
rnrmai
dally
to
teliv
tnrMlf
n4
taka
I
away
th
awful
hvadacht
I
wu
wUcet
to.
Two
moathi
ago
I
atarld
eating
a
larga
bowl
of
your
ALL-BRAN
with
etam
for
brrakfaat
and
today
I
am
In
fine
condition,
better
than
T
have
hmn
In
th-w:
yearn
Mr
boweb
are
regular
every
day.
I
aat
not
taken
one
ealhartet
pttl
In
two
mantkm."
(Name
and
addreaa
pon
request.)
Constipation
gets
in
its
deadly
work
when
bulk
is
left
outof
the
diet.
Kellogg's
ALL-BRAN,
however,
will
supply
this
bulk.
It
sweeps
the
intestine
clean
antf
stimulates
normal
action,
Two
tabletpoonfuls
daily
chronic
cases,
with
every
meal.
Thousands
have
regained
their
old-time
vigor
and
relieved
constipation
forever
by
eating
ALL
BRAN.
Doctors
recommend
It
Kellogg's
ALL-BRAN
is
100
bran.
Ready-tc-eat
with
milk
or
cream.
Delicious
recipes
for
muffins,
breads,
etc.,
on
the
package.
Grocers
sell
it.
Restaurants,
hotels,
dining-cars
serve
it.
Made
by
Kellogg
in
London,
Ontario.
fl
IrTALL-BRAN
river,
and
on
the
Skeena,
and
do
not
return
until
after
the
sockeye,
season
Is
over.
A
few
possibly
I
ialf
a
dozen
old
people
remain
at
1
home
and
may
If
they
are
fortu-i
nate
enough,
put
up
a
few
bun-,
dies
of
smoked
sockeye
salmon.
orae
800
fish.
This
Is
very
differ-ent
to
34.000
sockeye
as
stated.
i
The
main
fish
supply
for
their
winter
consumption
consists
of
oohoe.
dog
salmon
and
humpbacks'
which
are
caught
and
dried
gen-;
erally
in
October
when
the
In-,
dians
return
from
the
canneries.
This
year
owing
to
the
poor
sea-!
son
for
fall
salmon,
the
Indiana
were
unable
to
put
up
an
adequate
supply
for
their
winter
need.
W.
E.
COLLISON.
Indian
Agent.
"OlCTOR
dealers
arc
giving
Victor
Radio-Elcctrola
a
test
of
tone
quality
everyone
should
hear.
Five
minutes
of
listening
will
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you
the
facts
about
.
Victor
Radio-Electrola,
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and
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A.
ji
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.
Thincw
test,
specially
prepared,
submits
the
Victor
combination
to
the
most
i
unusual
musical
difficulties.
A
gruelling.
examination!
The
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.
.
.
full
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.
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.
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with
full
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,
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in
the
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all
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mercilessly
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in
this
strenu-
ous
Victor
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