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TWO
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EDITION
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RUPERT
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COLUMBIA
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Every
Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
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Wednesday,
August,
21,
1929
G.
T.
P.
AGREEMENTS
The
Board
of
Railway
Commissioners
gives
a
low
rate
on
wheat
to
Quebec
City
which
enables
grain
to
be
carried
iri
competition
with
other'
rpute,s,
.
This,rftte
is
so
Jov
that
the
railways
say
they
cannot
operate
under
it
economically.
They
asked
the
railway
board
to
permit
an
appeal
to
the
Supreme.
Court
of
Canada
in
regard
to
it,
but
this
was
refused.
The
railway
board
argues
that
the
Canadian
National
is
bound
in
the
matter
of
rates
by
an
agreement
entered
into
by
the
now
defunct
Grand
Trunk
Pacific
Railway.
Also
we
noticed
that
in
Vancouver
the
C
.
N
.
R
.
was
held
by
an
old
agreement
in
regard
to
the
building
of
a
hotel
which
is
now
becoming
an
accomplished
fact.
Years
ago
the
city
of
Prince
Rupert
entered
into
a
written
agreement
with
the
Grand
Trunk
Pacific
Railway
whereby
in
return
for
certain
taxation
privileges
the
railway
was
to
erect
a
handsome
hotel
in
the
city
and
to
carry
out
a
number
of
wprks
in
all
of
which
they
failed.
The
city
carried
out
its
part,
of
the
agreement,
but
the
railway
did
not.
Now
if
the
C.N.R.'is
beinr
hekl
to
agreements
en
KAAS
RIVER
NATIVES
MEMORIALIZE
DEPARTMENT
OF
FISHERIES
REUAHD
TO
I)E-PLETION
AND
OTHER
MAT-TERS.
n(Caatinued
trom
Page
1)
makes
ftshina
all
tho
more
inten
sjve,
and
it
will
not
be
loujr
before
between
the
20th
of
June
and
the
1st
of
July.
This
run
is
consid
ered
the
best
run
from
the
standi
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Wednesday,
Aiitt,
.
stive
men-
laiiuues
u
pe-:
-
-
-
,
ceMitieaqf
life.
The
Japanese
are'
ue
ofJicfa
Mf
U'at!
being
given
the
preference
by
the
e
obtain
more
protection
in
the
canneries
with
regard
to
licenses,
oioouauary
Uu.
.
with
regard
to
supplying
of
neta!e-;
v
'
il.
V
I
and
are
employed
on
the
canaery"004.0?1?
and
ta.ke
thlf
maUer
tenders.
The
Japanese
U8Ually
P
wth
e
canneries
and
giveus
have
first
choice,
and
it
is
very
every
P39ible
atance
uoder
the
difficult
for
the
natives
to
obtin
""umsiances.
licenses
or
nets
from
the
canne:ien
'
lours
truly,
on
this
account;
and
on
the
can-;
JQHXSON
RlSS
nery
tenders
the
Japanese
are
JAS.
STEWART
usually
employed
ad
give
prefer
ARTHUR
K.
NELSON
ence
to
their
own
countrymen
in!
JOHNNY
MOORE
towing
boats
out
to
fish,
with
re!
Committee
for
Niskga
Fisher-
,
gard
to
areas,
In
the
taking
of
fish
j
men's
Union.
'
tion
of
conservation
is
of
no
im-
THE
SOVIET
AND
INDIA
portance
whatsoever.
(Winnipeg
Free
Press)
Th
vnvummont
n
th
n.it
The
Soviet
Government,
it
is
said
unon
what
aDDears
:
Dromised
to
take
this
matter
ud
in!
i
nirainiernaiionai
is
tne
externa
nrnnno-nnf
ist
no-pnov
nf
sion
xnai
socKeye.
nsning
't
Communism,
and
it
need
not
be
expected,
so
it
is
declared,
"ot
flowed
to
.ommence
in
the
that
it
will
give
up
its
aspiration
to
make
the
world
Comi
.r
tti?
JfiL
1?"
TYI11VI1
T.
iL
1
1
.
i.
A
A
ll
u
lust.
ai
c
I'irvcfib
kiittv
ximuiBt.
Hs
uiewiuu
is
vq
suggest,
10
lUTtner,
ana
lr
0p
the
canneries
commence
their
op.
pqrtumty
offers,
to
finance
revolutions
in
the
countries
ie
rati
ans
on
June
20th,
and
it
is
a
with
which,
upon
the
diplomatic
side,
it
maintains
what'we11
known
fact
that
as
a
rule
the
are
Dresumablv
friendlv
rdatinns.
RiV
Aiictn
nVmmW.!
first
run
of
fish
go
up
the
river
ai.
i
a
i
-
mm
recenuy
reaa
to
tne
urmsn
House
of
Commons
quotations
from
the
text
of
a
Communist
manifesto
issued
last
March
and
published
at'the
time
in
Pravda.
.
'
.
The
Manifesto
This
manifesto
began:
'"
"For
the
support
of
the
revolutionary
movement
in
India.
"Militant
support
of
a
revolution
in
India
will
strengthen
th
wunu
anu-iraperiaiisiic
iront
the
natives
who
have
livel
and
fished
in
that
district
long
even
before
the
white
men
started
fish-J
FIGHT
AGAINST
RELIGIONS
IN
SOVIET
RUSSIA
to
be
good
authority,
will
give
no
engagement
to
the
Brit-
rdr
to
obtain
a
preference
for
Sects
Not
Connected
With
Ortho-
lsh
Labor
Government
to
restrain
the
anti-British
propaganda
of
the
Third
International,
on
the
ground
that
it
has
no
control
over
that
organization.
The
Third
International
and
the
Soviet
Government
are
the
two
sides
of
the"
same
thing
the
Communist
party
of
Russia
.
The
ful:
ita
a"
i
i
'
"
m.
i.
fc..
k
for
us
to
earn
a
H
v
lJriWe
trust,
therefore,
that
vou
will
sionarles.
dox
Church
Looked
On
as
Most
Dangerous
Ins
there.
MOSCOW,
Aug.
21:
Atheism'
We
also
wish
to
point
out
to.
you
has
become
allmost
a
state
creed
j
that
we
suggested
l(j
the,
commis-
in
the
"Holy
Russia"
of
the
Tsars.
should
Under
the
constitution
the
Soviet
iioern.ment
recognizes
the
two;
principles
of
freedom
for
all
forma
of
religious
faith
and
separation
of
church
and
state.
But
renunciation
of
all
forms
of
relit
gious
belief
is
a
condition
of-membership
in
the
ruling
Com:
munist
party
and
its
Junior
organ-
i
izalion,
the-
Union
of
Communist'
Youth,
and
no
effort
of
agitation
'
and
propaganda
9
spared
to
wean
point
of
spawning,
and
this
run,
away
e
Peoples
of
owing
to
the
intensive
fishing,
is
'U"ion
from
aU
reIigi
usually
for
the
most
part
caught,
with
the
result
that
if
this
continues
in
a
short
time
the
Naa?
uces.
y-
i
the
Sovje
ous
nra
une
may
aistinguisn
two
e
ments
in
the
Communist
hostility
toward
religion.
There
Is
first
I
River
will
be
depleted.
On
the
the
theoretical
conviction
that
anv
To
the
proletarians
of
all
c.untries:
to
th
onnrprl
npnnl
flotner
nand
if
socKeye
iisnin
religious
interpretation
of
life,
no
the
world
inot
alowed
to
commence
until
mauer
now
liberal
or
rationalistic
"Proclamation
of
the
Executive
Committee,
of
the
ConTinunistffter.thv;
l8t,?,f
iuIy1t.hI'
'J"4
11
'Vm
T'tV116'
Ioternational
"
')
invariably
will
be
allowed
to
get
teachings
or
Marxian
materialism.
Tho
l..tMi..
up
stream
to
spawn
and
thus,
to
a
which,
for
Communists,
possess
ine
iasi
reaa.
page
'ven'
great
extent
nrotect
fishing
dogmatic
authority.
Then
there'
"Peasants
of
Indial
In
reply
to
the
plans
of
your
deadly
enemies
,!dVnSlv
Jn
th
riv-er
i"
the
practical
political
consld.
on
in19
s
r,ver-
to
violate
and
smash
the
proletariat,
get
rdy
for
struggle.
To
,naei,nue,y
ralion
that
the
Russian
Orthodox
:
battle
against
landlords
and
usurers,
for
the
confiscatlbn
of
land.
Houndary
For
Fishing
Church,
which
was
so
closely
ss-
Hasten
to
the
line
of
fire!
Organize,
extend,
and
strengthen
the
We
also
wish
to
point
out
to
you
1
?ciate4d
in.
many
w'8
wlh
the
..
.
.
g
tion
With
SOckeye
fishing
was
rttltnde
toward
a
rpvntntlnnarv,
vTstr
w?.Hnf
6
"P,?,te
19
Indial
f
m0Ved
d0Wn
thU
e&r
Until
lt
-lSSS!ien7ii2li;
bide,Utiweer
tN
clwve
struggle
with
bourgeois
ft
treachery,
only
after
1
having)
disclosed
near
th
canneries
and
prevents
ing
away
Tsarism,
dispossessed'
and
Ihcown
out
the
reformist
lackeys,
and
only
under
the
leadership
the
natives
from
fishing
up
the
the
church
of
its
landed
wealth)
0X4he
revolutionary
proletariat,
will
the
revolution
in
India
nain
a
i
river,
as
in
the
past,
thereby
de-
and
cut
cj"f
its
subsidies
from.
vrctory,
giving
them
of
a
chance
to
earn
sources.
Don
with
Uritlsh
ImperIa.U?m,.
the
robber
and
oppressor
of
sufficient
for
the
needs
of
them-
Uun'
first
years
of
the
Indial":
.revolution
this
political
consider-'
i
selves
and
their
families
"Down
with
the
Swarajists
and"
j.ther
bourgeois
parties,
the!
We
also
wish
to
point
out
the
ofion
hrieffadSa0
traitors
of
the
national
revolution
in
indial"
,
boundary
for
fishing
cohoe
was'
blows
f
werrdirccted
again.!!
Hmw
tK
"Down
with
the
English
and
Indian'
reformist
lackeys,
the
agents
,
moved
down,
and
we
ask
you
to!
Orthodox
church,
many
of
its
of
Imperialism!"
restore
the
original
boundary
Hiw
bishons
and
nriet
wer
imnris.
!
in
Long
live
the
revolutionary
struggle
of
the
worker?
and
peasants
'
for
the
fishing
of
these
salmon,
as
i
ned
and
some
were
executed
on
I
A'.tl
I"
'
In
.
.
.
-U
r
.
i
i
t
India!
"Long
live
independent
and
freed
India!"
"Long
live
the
Soviet
Republic
of
India
t"
Britain's
Position
me
presenr
nounaary
llne
makes
-jcb
ui
i-umuer-ruvuiuiiunqryj
it
practically
impossible
for
us
to
'5?H,lJ
ine
sectarians,
ori
catch
them
excepting
on
sand
bars,
fttl
frm
the
t0'1
'
V
Church,
who
u
.
.I.
s'
were
subjected
to:
vvT.
,
f
1
V
persecution
in
pre-war
times
were!
I
hnofl
n.v
ihn
nf
mnt
t
T.
H
..:4.
naiers.
,1IS
SCriOUSIV
preveniS
aa
ft
ironor.il
nil
loft
nl.
1.
party
.of
the
Third
Intentional,
ami
of
necessity
of
the
ST
n
n"mb
ttSSS
bOViet
Government
Which
has
no
existence
apart
from1"
In
connection
with
the
fishing
Orthodox
priests
in
being
deprived
iwo
otner
organizations,
xec
tins
covernment
not
o
spring
saimon,
we
wish
to
i
vic
ngnis.
only
desires
to
establish
diplomatic
relations
with
Great
P0,nt
out
that
the
Japanes
panese
have
teiy,
nowever,
mere
nas
pcen1
And
",,u
it
"
UI1U
lb
WUU1U
BCUiCUi
uruaiH,
oui
nas
mumatea
mat
it
will
renew
its
remiest'.
-
.
"'v.v
l
an
ey.,1,prntnn
in
nv
tht
of
1921
that
the
British
Government
guarantee
a
large
T
iAZ
ZSr
8Krhead
of
lh1
lnte8ifid
Xil
'
lotrnpnt
been
made
the
Jap-
last
.
,
year
has
been
turned
against
ri!rrvnii
i
a
a
v
.1
i
i
mp
omatlC
relations
(.
the
diplomatic
and
consular
agents
Of
fanese.
and
in
considering
the
fact
the
sectarians,
among
whom
the
the
Soviet
Government
are
bound
as
members
of
tho
Com-thaf
Nve
are
natives
and
have
lived
two
most
numerous
groups,
among
j
munist
party
to
be
in
sympathy
with
the
aims
of
the
Third
ln.,lhat
dislrJct
,onK
beforcL
the,pi.TJfirWVn.
inii3
whlte
evangelical
Christians.
Vhlle
International
men
or
JaPanese
came
there,
;
jmniuuiuuui.
and
ami
unnn
upon
w'nn
occatton
tW
will
WIU
act
iff
as
i
US
its
iney
we
should
at
least
receive
fair
attendance
at
the
services
of
tho
agents.
Tho
Russian
trado
agent
to
Canada,
with
his
15
iay,
if
not
a
preference
We
Orthodox
church
has
unquestion-1
boxm
fiUed
with
incendiary
literature,
is
the
true
type
"
of
would
ask
you
to
take
this
matter
inb,y
dec,,n?d'
ln
comparison
with
1
the
Russian
official
of
today
JjJyijSr,
It
is
easy
to
understand
the
hesitancy
of
the
Macdonald
i
haVa
stf
,
.we
cannot
beK,venty
iap
and
bounds,
especially.
Government
to
reeStallih
official
and
oaen
centres
o
nreferent,a'
treatment
over
the
(among
the
peasantry,
and
also
in.
"
JaPane8e.
or
at
least
equal
treat-;some
working
clss
cities
and
Communist
infhlpnr.
in
fiiviMlHHii.-.
TflfaHnVa
f
re-irinV
aC
14lltain-
1
:
,
.it.?t.,c5.s-to
lta!ment
in
this
area,
and
that
we
be
Kions,
notably,
in
Leningrad
and
jiui-uiuii
mai
ll
must
pe
given
assurances'
tnHt
intiuehcesl
given
an
equal
opportunity
to
be:in
th
Donets,
coal
basin.
An
ai
iuenticai
Wltn
tne
50Viet
government
Shall
cease
to
make
employed
on
cannery
tenders
andi"y.e
antj-religlous
agitator
with
war
on
the
intepity
of
British
institutions,
it
will
carry
,that
the
old
sockeye
and
cohoe
S;lal'
wt
most
it.
we
hiimiKi
LninK.
Lnn
annrnvn
nr
n
rrrvmr
mnmnni
j
unco
uc
rcaiuiuu
10
,i.
t..
i
..
4l-..i
..."
'
'
"
vrivM,.
.
1
vt.
w
Mtuiv,,bi
,
.
HiJKC.UUa
CIIC1111C9,
UCkilUSe
lliCV
nf
thft
npnnlA
nf
.
Hrpnf
nMfn'n
P
Kive
.,
US
a
Dlier
Cnance
.
OI
earn-
hftVP
fllPar,1ol
tha
mnro
annnratt.
riffhtlv
ask
for
similar
truarantees
If
tho
9rw
Pt
rinvo
in,K,,ur
at
present.
we
areitlous
forms
of
religion
and
do
not
nYL
L
ISS
ivi?Ai.VJl?5
tWnw
that
may
be
eas'Iy
........
i-j-
finv
nicjii,
nu
mii
it
ucivc
tne
iiununuuu
jceivea
ana
owinj?
to
conditions
approved
by
science
and
com
to
exploit
the
refusal
to
resume
relations
as
a
grievance
bove"ment,oneJ.
to
earn
suffi-i
nonsense."
against
the
governments
of
the
British
countries?
The
cIent
to
malntain
ourselves
ant
,
Membewhip
Trebled
r.vnl.nn.'floc
n,
cU.tA
.u:i.
t..i.
se
-A.
i
our
families:
and
when
It
l.
rnn.i
"
J
estimated
that
there
ar
OI,u."iM
m
Ul
11
tne
""Sn
UOV.
Lllpref,
4h.t-fhB
nwn-""
v.-::"
.now
almost
a
million
members
of
ernment
sticks
to
its
position
the
guarantees
will
be
civen.
....1
mvjr
ic
i-tj...
xiu,
uiiiL
ia
aiiuLiitT
story
i
i
saves
his
monev
to
send
it
homn
and
that
he
buys
a
considerable
various
dissident
sects,
which
rep
resents
approximately
treble
th
q
pre-war
membership.
When
faml-
IT
portion
of
his
food,
etc,
from
Hes
and
sympathizer
are
includ
Japan,
and
when
it
is
considered
;ed
it
is
calculated
that
the
sec
that
the1
natives,
to
a
large
extent,
'tarian
movement
in
Russia
affects
have
adopted
the
habits
of
the
several
million
persons.
A
re-white
men
and
spend
all
their
cent
law,
regulating
the
activity
monev
in
this
country
buying
of
religious
societies
Jn
the
Soviet
food,clothing,
etc.,
from
the
vari-
Union,
contains
twa
or
three
pro-
m'Af
,i
.f0
Wp
visions
whteh
tike
nt-lhe
hwirt
f
,,
,
l,f
of
two
main
aspects
in
the
exten-1
feel
should
receive
better
we
McUlran
of
at.tivjty,
the;
seriously
by
Japanese
with
gas
--"
sending
out
ot
missionaries
from
boats
that
they
should
not
be
1-
pvernment
in
the
matter
of
centrai
headquarter
and
the
ex-lowed
to
use
them
In
fishing
0,v
boundaries,
eto.,
and
better
treat-
tension
of
church
activity
Into
ed-
the
river,
as
in
the
past,
as
this
!
"
T,
hJFkXWul
ear
and
In
the
matter
of
licenses,
law
provides
that
"the
region
of
mi
....
it.
xt
nr.tivitv
nf
ministers
nf
rnlrs.
rp-
the,
natives
will
be
unable
taearjp
.?""
'Q
ligious
preachers,
etc.,
is
limited
instead
of
f
Retting
getting
4lYlng
there
at
all.
At
the
pvesJ
dis,rlct'
to
th(J
,ace
of
resi(lence
of
the
enV
time,
owing
to
the
prcferf
nee
oewri
a
-uuuy
tlM"K
religious
unit
which
they
serve
8tven
to.
the
Japanese
fishermen
"
"
""
MV
,J
'
ana
:ne,
piace
oi
existence
or
tne
,
over
iVj
natives
at
the
canneries.
wnt-
P-WM
eauuuions
con-
corresponding
x
house
of
worship
a;
u
...
t
u..
:
1.
1
.v
ri
nt
i
.
!..
i
Li
the
natives
have
been
unable
to,
W
u
r-,inis
is
preii;
"iy
a
meu
at
j
tered
into
by
the
G.T.P.,
why
not
insist
upon
the
Prince!1"1
ln
tomn
,he
boats
ln
Rupert
agreement
being
carried
out?
If
the
agreements!
infixing
at
high
and
low
are
good
in
the
east,
they
J
surely
should
be
good
in
theij68'
w
do
lhis
hjv,n
"ard
.
.,,..(.
the
matter
of
conservation.
To
LIIC
C.
iiilliciaitk
ju
cacti
-
a""
unn-
.
ST.
JOHN
LINDY
STILL
FLYING
Since
his
marriage
the
American
ace
has
hrn
m.
i.'1
eye
and
has
dodged
reporters.
JIowr-.v
he
very
much
up
in
the
air.
He
is
seen
seen
here
in
his
f.ivnrit-
service
of
f
Steam
Equipment
With
complete
stocks
of
practically
every
item
used
to
control
and
regulate
steam
supply,
including
Fairbanks
and
Pratt
&
Cady
Valves,
we
can
meet
the
demands
of
a
wide
variety
of
services.
Our
men
are
experienced
in
supplying
not
only
the
appropriate
single
valve,
but
also
every
item
of
a
steam
line,
complete
to
engineers"
bluo
prints,
numbered
and
ready
to
install.
Norton
Grinding
Wheels
Fqt
quickly
removing
metal,
for
cutting
off,
for
producing
a
hjgh
finish
on
any
material,
for
any
service
where
grinding
wheels
can
be
used,
you
will
iind
a
Norton
Wheel
that
will
cut
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or
produce
a
higher
finish,
or
turn
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more
pieces
at
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lower
cost
Norton
Wheels
are
carried
in
stock
at
all
branches
and
at
your
service
are
men
who
have
made
a
s,tudy
of
removing
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by
grinding.
They
will
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you
the
right
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produce
the
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Transmission
,
Equipment
To
ensure
the
steady
and
economical
flow
of
power
from
drive
to
machine,
proper
shafting,
hangers,
bearings,
pulleys
and
belts
are
essential,
and
here
you
will
find
Graton
&
Knight
Leather
and
Dick's
Balata
Belting.
Fairbanks
Wood
Pulleys,
Barry
Steel
Split
Pulleys,
Hyatt
Roller
Bearings,
as
well
as
all
the
numerous
appliances
necessary
for
the
transmission
of
power.
Machinery
and
Supplies
'
Machine
tools
of
all
sorts
ranging
from
a
delicate
preV
cision
lathe
to
a
huge
punch
press
or
shear
automatic
screw
machines,
shapers,
grinders,
drills,
millers,
threaders,
planers
each
selected
for
its
proven
ability-;ou
can
obtain
any
of
them
promptly
through
our
machinery
department,
and
here
you
will
also
find
a
wide
rangs
of
small
tools,
precision
instruments,
taps,
drills,
iiles,
grinding
wheels,
abrasive
papers,
in
fact
practically
everything
needed
for
modern
machine
shop
production
and
maintenance.
F-M.
Stationary
Diesel
Engines
For
isolated
power
plants
where
electric
power
is
not
available,
and
for
standby
service,
Fairbanks-Morse
Diesel
Engines
have
proven
thoroughly
dependable
and
remarkably
low
in
power,
operation
and
maintenance
costs.
In
mine,
mill,
grain
elevator,
railway
yard,
town
and
city
jigni,
power
and
pumping
plants,
in
countless
instance
they
are
giving
entire
satisfaction
using
cheap
low
grade
fuel
oils.
They
are
made
on
the
2
cycle
principle
in
a
wide
range
of
sizes
from
25
to
840
H,P,
In
our
thirteen
Branches
you
will
find
stocks
of
mechanical
equipment
and
shop
iui
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mu
quamuy
are
unequatea
in
uanaaa.
Aia
irom
mo
many
lines
made
by
us,
w
have
been
selected
to
represent
many
of
the
world's
outstanding
makers
of
machine
tools,
machinery,
equipment
and
supplies.
Our
general
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clearly
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wide
a
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