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Saturday,
April
27,
1029
Rev.
Geo.
W.
Sparling,
D.D.,
acting
president
of
West
China
University
during
the
recent
revolutionary
troubles
in
China
who
receives
the
degree
of
doctor
of
divinity
from
the
United
Col
leges,
Winnipeg.)
Dr.
."?Strlina
w$s
one
of
the
Canadian
mfihtf
Unit
ed
States
and
Canada
are
taking
the
reasonable
'
Whne
canners
clata
that
salmoii
travel,
north
in
and
around
the
.t
i
ir.i
rru-4.
1
a
4
u:
it
in
anv
hostile
iritx
Thev
heard
our
case
and
expressed.
the
r.ortlank(f
Inlet
'
great
interest'
and
sympathy.
That
was
all
we
could
ex-
,n
-v,ef
.
M.,W
.4
...
"
can.
traps
are.sJtUate
alioad
of
1
the
Canadian
trap,
tjiat
was
at,
if
.n
w
ui
i,i.
,v,
.
nt
fu
d
1
11
iVV1'
"'M'ti
uiai
ouii.c
j,iciuui:io
ui
wic
-uuaiu
4j,e
Haystack
Island,
h6w
could
of
Trade
were
prepared
to
give
evidence
without
notice
it
b
possible
for
Canadian
trap
at
the
sitting.
They
deserve
the
thanks
of
the
community,
situated
behind
to
catch
any
sal-The
city
is
securing
great
publicity
from
the
sessions.
mon
that
was
already
caught
in
,
American
traps
in
front
of
it
i
Solving
such
a
putsle
will
task
Tviirr-ii
a
in
tccii
nnnv
fv
aitkt
The
Board
of
Trade
is
a
much
abused
bodv
of
men.
cleverly
tricked
one
of
our
can
Thev
arc
blamed
for
most
of
the
ills
to
which
tho
pitv
is
ners
into
Emission
that
he
la
in
hnr
Vint
wVinn
tliPro
ic
npprl
of
nrnmnf
npf5n
fl,n
UnA
,'D
favor
'
ealmn
traps
situated
on
"7
'
'i,"V:"
r:
Clir
mi1
1
n
the
border
line
between
Canada
mwuya
cjiuitu
upou
lu
iiuip.
iney
are
usuany
reauy
to
step
anj
u.
S.
in
and
take
up
the
burden.
Yesterday
was
one
of
the
many
why
should,.
ot
the
sam.an
instances,
in
wjucn
tney
nave
acted
with
promptitude
and
ner
be
in
fayor
u
have
a.
trap
despatch..
M
the
mputh
pf
Skeena,
at
least
'
it
would
save,
some
pf
iranafioria-
WESTERN
ROUTE
bury
Ko
Hoard
of
Trade
'
;
Won
expenses
n.,-4
.
4u.
r,--
In
eastern
Alaska
400
aaltnoa
Z.
r
m
.
r:
"urn:
r
25.68l.447
aalmon
in
1W6.
rn
1
niTAn
a
mnrw
"
V.Hl
ro.r
whRe
the
glll-net
fishewnen.
400
'
C
Z
'TT
"Sri
D"
the.
same
year
in
,W
Matter
Laid
IMt
Ortfn
(m.,
;;;,r7r7
'
'
-
'c,,u'4
Alaska
2,337
gill-net
fish.
nilsHloners
U.V
4.
11.
I'llto-
.
crmen
caugni
i
per
cenv
ot
iomii,
.Tne
bujijmiw
ie
com-
or
g.r)02.575
salmon,
while
missioners
and
data
on
the
routes
trups
caught
i
per
cent
of
total
as
rompneu
oy
a
commute
of
or
231,660
salmon
tu..
,....
ni.,..,..
in.e
uoaru
nru'
tD
visitors
show-
Our
conclusion
was
that
sal
1
73""!""
ed
great
nt-rest
in
the
matUr
mon
trap.
In
southeaatorn
Alaska
,k
r
.
,
VT
.i
u
i
,
K
nwny
qu"
h"ve
P'acl
large
aumber
d
Mom,,
.Miuuvu
ii.
imiin.
iney
kmir
inn
mini
ami
..ill
.4
i.u-..
11.
misliury,
the
advantapoa
of
br
t-f
with
them,
including
it
in
shipping
Rrain
Ihrnurh
Prince
"
!-
rf-ords.
-nrr-
WHAT
WOULD
BE
THE
BEST
MEANS
TO
ADVANCE
INTERESTS
OF
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
B.
C?
PRIZES
ARE
OFFERED
The
I).-ity
N(Wf!
,
ijjdfaostip.ns
as
to
the
bemoans
of
'advancing
Him
I
nterusts,
6f
northern
and
central
Hrffib
Columbia.
As
a
m'o'jrinHon'of
bur'lU'tcreHt
in
the
subjceVwe
offer
three
pririM
fur
the
bent
suggestions
put
forward
In
a
brief
nnwsjiaiH
r
art
cle
not
to
exceed
600
words.
First
prlie,
5;
Mf'cond
piif.
n
yp;ir'n
subscription
to
The
Dally
Nowfe;
and,
third,
nix
rMin'hs'
subscription
to
the
paper.
A
school
boy
or
school
airl
is
just
as
likely
to
wtn
the
priie
for
this
as
is
a
grownup.
Write
on
one
side
ef
the
paper
only
ni
m
ail
addressed:
Contest
Editor,
The
Daby
News.
Prince
ttimcrt.n.C.
On
the
other
hand.
Mr.
Payne,
who
was
supposed
to
have
refu
nil
our
arguments,
haa
met
ted
leu
i
(bis
St""
point
by
.
statement
tint
net
fishermen
ft-r
nwr
desk
live
than
the
traps.
We
have
obtaineq,
soma
very
eor.scrvntivR
figures,
which
at
4h
time
of
the
trap
inquiry
were
only
"I
complete
now
showing
Wdnme
of
trade
that
ltupert
poi
at-SHCH
duo
to
the
largo
number
of
Minion
f
ishvmen,
of
th,e,
northern
iSftion
of,
the,,
HiatrJct
.,.,,2
SPkeenn
and
.norfthweai
,
thereof
),,
and
amounting
to
$363,000
yearly.
Cross
earnings
of
salmon
fishermen
in
the
area
above
indicated
aggregates
to
$2,487,100
on
an
average
per
year.
It
Is
time
the
businessmen
of
Hubert
would
realize
that
this
fight
against
the
salmon
traps
Is
their's
just
as
much
as
fishermen's,
and
that
it
would
not
be
advisable
to
leave
the
decision
on
this
trap
issue
to
be
arrived
at
in
the
secret
chambers
of
the
'Fish-
j
eries
Department
in
Ottawa,
oui
compel
its
airing
on
the
flor
''
the
House
in
Ottawa;
Yours
for
the
fishermen,
M
ANDERSON.
,.,,;
r)in
Sub
-of
fiee-Nor
1,-Prince
-Rupert,
B.
C.
1Ll
THEATRES
TO
GET
April
is
always
n
dull
month
in
Prince
Rupert.
Usually
lonarie?
ho
remained
fi.v'U
...
going
on
lor
yGUrjs
oumeiiines
vc
aiv
xyiu
hick
m&
rent
April
is
tjn
tiines
duller
than
any
in
previous
seasons.
The
only
year
there
was'
no
dull
April
was
the
one
in
which
shipbuilding
was
going
on
at
the
drydock
and
there
was
a
large
payroll
there.
In
April
that
year
the
billy
complaint
was
that
business
was
not
as
good
as
it
should
The
Tetter
Box
;
i
be.
,
-
Mav
of
this
year
should
show
an
improvement
and
then
Dear
Mr.
Editor
business
should
be
better
each
montn
until
JNovemoer.
That
is
the
usual
trend.
!
r
mi
SALMON
TRAPS
AGAIN
Please
let
me
have
little
space
in
your
paper
for
the
purpose
of
throwing
more
light
on
the
issue
of
salmon
traps.
bland
.
it
is
trie
modern
meinou.
insieaa
01
me
stronger
tra
;
8ftuaUM,;
thut
lni
...
(0mfnuing
of
the
Weaker
that
it
retract
ailtl
make
8et
in
such
a
way
as
to
yfsieri
si-
'
"
"
take
the
conscnuences.
the
reference
to
a
court
is
mon
that
couid"trtiVei,lfWni
wesdv
far
aupewojv.;
-..
.,
-
.eBt'
r
,n
rwriroin
ai-
Every
successful
arbitration
is
a
precedent
for
other
cn'
..
'..I."..'.'.-',
nations
and
Jringd
the
world
one
step
nearer
the
time
when
J
'J&Xfi
wars
willbfc
rdally
outlawed.
'..
enf.i
caught
in
Aiaeriei.
Ira
"
and
they
have
sljoWn
tit
Urge
SYMPATHETIC
COMMISSIONERS,
,.
.(fce,chart'
numeroo
rM
The
grain
mrftiry
commission
which
sat
here-yestehlay
rin
j
.u
iheronte
th'atl
ounivu
tv
j
lfwfiwwvvv
w,,wv.
ww
w
nauuvn.
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toward
stwinf
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nnf
tnnm
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flnmrr
a..D
Q1wJa
Ttt4wi.
il'utiUliu
1
ncio
TEN
PER
CENT
OF
AMUSEMENT
TAX
-VICTORIA,
April'
27:
In
the
future
theatres
will
be
allowed
10
per
cent
on
all
amusement
taxes
they
collect
to
compensate
them
for
the
expense
involved
in
the
place
of
the
5
per
cent
paid
in
the
past.
Saturday,
April
27,
1923
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