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DAILY EDITION. wig Saturday, Sept. 13, 1919. |
Sane Labor and
Sane Capitalists.

H. Hulatt, manager of G. T. P. Telegraphs, suggests co- |
operation between sane labor and sane capitalists By that he
means those who are not extreme. The old order must go, but]
the new order musi net be too great a change from the old, else!

it is likely to lead to great injustices and tend toward ar

There must be progress and courage in tackling the big probiems

but there must not be fanaticism.

War Veterans Get
Pariiamentary Commission. .

The Great War Veterans of Canada asked for a Royal Ce
mission to inquire into the question of granting a further hor
arium to those who fought overseas.
to grant what they asked,
appoint a pariiamentary
a report to the Governmeni.

of the day,

commission to hear evidence and m
The difference between
soldiers asked and what they received is this:

what

A Royal Commission is an absolutely independent board of

inquiry and usually a judge of the supreme or county cour
chosen to act on it. A parliamentary commission i< a polit
appointment.

and consists of members from both sides of the house wit
majority on the Government side.

Whereas the Royal Commission is likely to give an

biased report the committee of the House almost always reports
in accordance with the views of the government that is in power.

larcnhy

Sir Robert Borden refused
but under pressure he has agreed to

It is a committee chosen from the House during
the time it is in session and dying automatically when the House
rises. It always has a supporter of the Government as chairman

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It is not necessary but it is likely that the members will be
largely influenced by the Government which appointed them and
in support of which they vote on all important questions.
Sometimes a committee of the House reports somewhat
contrary to the previous expressions of the Govermmen( in order
to give the Government an excuse for changing its attitude.
Bishop Du Vernet
On School Life.
if family life is the nursery of democracy, school !ife is the

gymnasium of democracy.
need to get away from the individualistic conception that
publi¢e school exists for the purpose of filling up the mind of
individual child with a mass of information, regardiess of

this information is put into use in relation to others in the ¢

munity. Our whole conception of the public schoo!

in our thinking about school life we

the

ihe
how
om-

and its

function shouid be controiied by the social purpose which aims

at enabling children to grow gradually in the life of mutual
vice as they ripen into mature citizens of the state and loya!
jects of the Kingdom of God. It is of the utmost importance
in school the children should learn by practice—not that
will become in the future when they are grown up, but that
are now in the living present, ministering members of Svc

-er-
sil
thai
they
they
iety.

In school they become sharers of the knowledge and experience
of others as members of the one body, and they should early
learn that this knowledge is not for their own selfish aggrandize-

ment, but that they in turn may share it with others as they
it to practical use in their life of loyal citizenship.

In their play in the school-grounds, supervised by eld
they enter with zeal into the social life where each must do
best in relation to the others.
true democracy. Play fair, keepto the rules, because the r
were made with the concent of ali for the benefit of all.

put

ers,

his

Team-work is the earliest form of

ules

The

bully must be ruled out because he is forcing himself upon

others,
because he leads and inspires others. Here we see where
function of religion comes into the game—inspiring to |
ideals. It is impossible to keep religion out of the schwools.

more religion there is the better, provided it is not a narrow

tarianism, but the religion which inspires brotherly love

whereas the true leader among boys has an authority

the
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and

mutual service recognizing the Fatherhood of God and the leader-

ship of Christ.
In Montreal Star.

F. H. DU VERNET

 

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wis ROBIN HOOD FLOUR

And win a Prize at the Pririce Rupert Exhibition
Competition Open to Nom-Professionals Only
FIRST PRIZE $10.00, SECOND PRIZE $5.00, THIRD
PRIZE $2.50. Wach exhibitor must present with entry,
grocer’s sales slip for one 49-lb, sack Robin Hood Flour,
penne within thirty days of ‘the opening of the Exhibi-
on
For Further Information, Apply Secretary,
Exhibition Ass«ciation.

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| Andrew
Carnegie

One of the world’s richest
men was the son of a poor
Scotch weaver. He early
learned the advantages of

economy. At the age of 10 Saturdays ...«««++++++-+ 2 p. m.
he saved a few shillings— Sundays .....++«+++++- i? p.m.
enough to buy a box of Tuesdays .... «-+++++++ 5 p.m.
oranges— which he quickly Thursdays .... ....... 10 p.m.
peddied at a profit of 100 From Vancouver
per cent. Sundays .....-ee+0+5% i0 p. m
While yet @ young man, Wednesdays ....... 10:30 a.m
he managed through thrift MridayS .....eeeeeeeeees . m
to accumuiste $600, which S aburGage ..ccctsess 10:30 a. m.
he invested. His fret divi- ~ 7
dend inep'red the remark- For Anyox:
able achievements of later ob ee 10 p-m.
years. Vednesdays ...... 10 p. m
But the 4 of his Saturdays ......... 10 p.m.
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ani ak ae a T eek Tid p. m.
_ mene MUPOGRFS 2. ccs ccscesesece p. m.
We invite your sevings ee, a eer p. m.
account as
Tor Port Simpson and Arrandale,
UNION BANK eee oe ae 10 p.m.
rom Pt. Simpson and Arrandale.
OF CANADA Tuesdays ......2-+.--:; oo» Ss@.
For Port Simpson and faas River
The Pioneer Bank of Western points:
Conada PEER. 6 8 cbt icoes 10 a. m
. From Port Simpson and faas
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LAND REGISTRY ACT

Sections 36 anc i234

11,0446-1 File 6.196
— that application bas been
made w register Jim Postelu of Prince
Rupert, 6. C., a8 owner in fee Under 4 Tas
Sale Deed from the Collector of the City
of Prince Rupert, beartag date the
Gay a= December, i918 ” ALL AND
SesGULAR tat certain perce or tract of
land and pretiises situate, iying and being
in the City of Prince Rupert, more par
teulariy Epown and described a5 Li
Seven (7), Block twenty-five (25
Seven (7), (Map 923 You are required
to contest the cisim of the tax purchaser
within 35 days from the date of the ser
vice of this notice (which may be effected
by Publication in a daily neyspaper). and
your attention is called t section 3¢ of
the “Land Registry Act” with amendments
and to the following extract therefrom
“gad in default of & caveat or cer-
tifeate of lis pendens being filed be-
fore the registration as owner of the
person entitied under such tax sale.
ali persons so served with notice,
and those clauming Unrough
or under them, and all _—~S claim -
ee any interest in the by virtue
i ey Unregistered seifiect, snc
aii persons claiming any interest in
the land by descent whose tithe is
mot registered under the provisions
of tus Act, shall be for ever es-
topped amd debarred from setting up
any claim © or m frespect of the

 

 

Re Application No

, Section

and so sold for tases, aod the Regis
ar shall register the person ep-
titled under such tax sale a6 Owner
ro land so sold for taxes.

AND WHEREAS application has been

AND WHEREAS on imvestigating the

© the said lands, or to prevent such pro-

posed action on my part.
DATED at the Land Registry Office,
Prince Rupert, B.C., this i9th day of

August, A.D., 1919.
H. F. MACLEOD.

District Kegistrar

To Robert J. Abbott, Esq..

Prince Rupert, B.C.

DRAINAGE, DYKING & DEVELUPMENT ACT

of Titles.

 

Notice is bereby given that it is pro-
posed tw form @ deveswpment aistict under
ibe name of the “florse Shoe Drainage
District: wo include the following ae.
that is © sey>—The OGfty-ive and
tenih (55.1) acres of Lot nine Suacres
and ¢jguly- three 983). Group cme i,
owned by Chas. Ff. A. Green; Lots twenty-
ive (25) Ww Uilrty-fve (35) imclusive of
Registered Map numbered wine  Bundrea

 

   
     
   
        
   
    
   
     
 

ang sixty-seven (9¢7) im Lect No. three
bubdred and sixty-two (362), said Group;
Lots twenty-six (26) Ww tweniy-cight (25
iciusive of Registered Map numbered one

ousend and wimety-seven (1/97) im Lotl wining a Crown Grant of the sbove claim
No. nine bundred and seventy ajne (979 And further take notice thai action, un
said Group; the forty (40) acres im Lotider section 85, must be commeaced before
gine bundred and seventy -nine #79, saiciihe issuance such certifeute of im

Group, lying east of Lot twenty-eight (25

of Kegistered Map numbered one thousand Dated this Srd day of july. A.D. 1999
and aimety-seven (1097), said Group; Lots a. N. DE. F ’.c.LS8
mine (9) Ww sixteen 16) inelusive of en

Registered Map tumbered nine bundred WATER NOTICE

and sjxty-five 965) im Lot No. eight DIVERSION AND USE

Bundred and thirty-seven (837). said ——

Group; Lot (A) of Registered Map num- TAKE NOTICE that Northern B. C. Pish-
bered nine hundred and sixty-six (966)feries Limited whose address is Winch
in Lot No. three hundred and sixty-onel Building, Vancouver, B. C., will apply for
(361), said Group; Lots ome (1) to sevenls licence to take apd use 4 cubie feet per

(7) inclusive and Lots thirteen (13) to
twenty (20) inclusive of Registered
Gumbered nine hundred and sixty-sj%
(966) im Lot No. three hundred and sixty-
one (361), said Group; Lots four (4) and
Sve (5) imclusive and Lots nine (9) to
fourteen (14) inclusive of Registered Map
sutubered eleven hundred and five
in Lot eight hundred and thirty- eight
(838), said Group, all in Range five (5
Coast Djstrict, containing approximately
Sve bundred and thirty (530 acres, and
fo present © the Lieutenan!-Governor in
Council 4 petition pursuant to the Drainage,
Dyking & vel t Act for the appoint-
ment of J. Kk. Gordon, George Little and
6. H. Taft as Commissioners to acquire,
execute, maintain and operate drainage
and dyking works for the reclajming and
improving of the = lands

A copy of the said petition can be in-
spected at F is oMce of Geo. Little at
Terrace, B. and Biections thereto may
be filed at the office the Compiru:
of Water Rights, Peolinasans Buildings,
Victoria, B. C.

 

 

Dated at Terrace, B. C.. the 28th Gayl notice is Sth September, Daily News,
of August, 1010 nee Rupert.
tek gaNne™ ee
). TLE, IN PROBATE.
G. H. TAFT, IN THE SUPREME COURT OF BRITISH
Above named COLUMBIA
LAND ACT In 7mB MATTER OF THE ADMINISTRA.
TION ACT
- and —
SKEENA LAND DISTRICT—DISTRICT OF IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF

COAST, Tr, RANGE ‘

TAKE NOTICB that Mark Smaby, of
Ocean Palis, B. C., occupation logger, in
tends to apply for’ permission to lease
following described ae

Commencing at a nil eee Diaates at the
west end of «4 on south
shore of Swindle island, oad Gicosit tly north
Of Dandsione Reefs, thence east 40 chains;
thence south 40 chains; thence west 40

nd Canali Mining Divisi f Cassiar Dis
made for @ Certificate of Indefeasible Title | trict ae ——
te the above-mention®d lands, in the namel Where jocated:—On the East Salmon
= Jun Postoiu, River Valley.

tite it appears that prior w the 10th day ing as agent for L. Watkias, F. M. c

af October, 1917 (the date on whieh the 16349eC; C. D. Carter, P.M. C. No. 9,588

said lands were sold for overdue taxes),i¢.p ww Martin. F. MC. No. 8557-4: H

you were the assessed owner thereof. lh. Fetter, FMC. No. 9.507-C HE
FURTHER TARE NOTICE that at the Cariton, F. MC. Bo. 9.598-C: Martin

Se ek eck canmeatinn end an a woes, F. te. CHa, 0,500-C, intend, sixty
ureuance Gi 0c app ~ hi abd seue -

Certificate of Indefeasibie Tithe to the said See eee ee a eee on F -

lands in the name of Jim Posteltu unicss pr wements, for the purpose of obtaining

you take end prosecute the proper pro ‘ - > .

ceedings to establish your ciaim, if any. 2 Crown Grant of the sbove : aim.

Mapl|ereek which

the} of September, a. Dp

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For the East.

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From the East.
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Queen Charioctte isiands:
For Massett, Port Clements and
Upper Island poiats:
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‘rom Masset, Port Clements and
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MINERAL AOT

Little Joker, Midas, Look
wil, Mystery, Midas Lake F rac ress Free
tomsl Mimeral Cieims, situate © the Port

TAKE NOTICE that i, A. H. Green, act-
No

And further take notice thai action.
der section $5, must be comm-nced before
the issuance of such Certif ate of im-
provements
Dated this 25th om of du 5 & D
. A EEN.

1949

 

MINERAL AU 1

CERTIFICATE or 1 IMPROV MENTS
NOTICE.

Iron Bog, Blue Jay, John Bull, John
Bull No. i, Jobn B No. 3. and Drum
Lummon Fraction Mineral Claims, siluat
im the Naas Mining Division of Cassiar
District.

Where located: — Approxir ately
miles up Fails Creek, Granby) Bay.

TAKE NOTICE that I, H. N. Ciague of
ihe city of Duncan, B. U.. actag a8 agent
for the Granby Consolidated Ming, Smelt
ing and Puwer Company, Limited, Free
Miner's Certificate No. 3213%-C, intend,
Sixty Gays from the date hereof, tw apply
tw the Mining Recorder for « Ccrtifcate
of Improvements, for the purpose

 

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of ob

Pruvements.

 

second of water out of Uh Un-hem
flows north and drains into
Steamer Passage about 200 feet west of
West boundary Lot 4954

The water will be diverted from the
stream at @ point about 180 feet N.W. of
the 5. W. Cor. Lot 4954 and will be used
for industrial power purpese upon the
land described as Lot 4954, Range 5, Coast
Digtrict

$ notice was posted on the ground

on the 6th day of September, 1919. A copy
of this notice and an lication pursuant
thereto and to the ater Act. 1014
Will be filed in the office of the Water Re
corder at Prince Rupert, B.C

Objections to the applic ration may be
fied with the said Water Recorder or with
the Comptroller of Water Rights, Partia-
ment Buildings, Victoria, &.¢.. withno
fifty days after =. frst appearance of

this notice in a poe
NORTHERN B. . OPISHER! S LIMITED
Applicant.

By W. A. Bauer, Agent
The date of the first publication of this

 

WILLIAM CROSBIE; DECEASED N

TESTATE. " :

TAKE NOTICE that in order of His
Honor F. McB. Young, made the 5th day
1999. | was vt
Admjnistrator to the estate of "Willies
Crosbie, Deceased, and all parties having
claims against the said estate are hereby
required to furnish same, properly verified
to Me, on or before the 6th day of ©. tober
A.D. 1019, afd a0 parties indebted to tn

 

ebains; thence north 40 chains to point of|estate are required to pay the am unt of
commencement, and containing 160 acres.| their indebtedness to me forthwith
more or less. JOHN H. MeMULLIN
MARK SMABY. Official Administrator
Date, July 24th, 1019. O11 Dated this 6th day of September, 1916

    
     
   
   
   
         

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