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Tuesday,
June
20.
im
WILL
SHOW
IMPROVEMENT
FORTY
YEARS
AGO
:
The
Financial
Post
of
Toronto
publishes
an
extract
from
Coin's
Financial
Series
published
in
June,
1894
as
follows:
"Hard
times
are
with
us
;
the
tofritrv
is
distracted
;
very
few
things
are
marketable
at
a
price
above
the
cost
of
production;
tens
of
thousands
are
out
of
employment;
the
jails,
penitentiaries,
workhouses
and
insane
asylums
are
full;
the
gold
reserve
at
Washington
is
sinking;
the
government
is
mnningat
a
loss
with
a
deficit
in
every
department;
a
huge
debts
hangs
like
an
appalling
cloud
over
the
country;
taxes
have
assumed
the
importance
of
a
mort-gacand
50
percent
of
the
public
revenues
are
likelv
to
go
delinquent;
hungered
ami
half-starved
men
are
handing
into
armies
and
marching
towards
Washington
;
the
cry
of
H?tte
t
heard
on
every
band;
business
is
paralyzed;
commerce
is
at
a
standstill;
riots
and
strikes
prevail
throughout
the
land
;
schemes
to
remedy
our
ills
when
put
into
execution
are
smashed
like
boxcars
in
a
railroad
wreck,
and
Wall
Street
looks
in
vain
for
an
excuse
to
account
for
the
failure
of
prosperity
to
return
since
the
re-ren
of
the
silver
purchase
act."
I
The
increased
price
of
fish
will
benefit
everyone,
in
and
arofiild
Prince
Rupert.
The
halibut
fishermen
are
doing
considerably
better
than
last
season
as
a
result
of
better
nterage
prices
and
of
increased
catches.
Salmon
also
is
highel
in
price
for
both
springs
and
sockeye
and,
at
the
close
of
the
season,
all
gittnetters
and
trollers
should
have
balances
on
the
right
side.
This
is
the
result
of
improved
conditions
in
the
Eastern
States,
where
the
prices
of
commodities
are
advancing.
In
the
west
also
there
is
a
very
considerable
improvement
and
it
affects
the
sales
on
the
coast.
i
JSveryorie
will
he
glad
to
know
that
fishermen
are
no
longer
having
to
operate
at
a
loss
and
will
hope
that
they
sffon
get
a
price
for
their
product
that
will
make
them
independent.
If
they
are
prosperous
they
spend
their
money
and
everybody
gets
a
little.
Fishermen
pay
their
bills
and
b$lp
to
re-establish
that
spirit
of
confidence
which
is
nec-
'
(
essary
in
order
to
bring
back
a
better
condition
of
affairs.
Through
the
fish
business,
Prince
Rupert
is
linked
up
directly
with
the
centres
of
the
United
States
and
the
condition
of
business
there
is
reflected
In
the
prices
here.
Should
the
world
economic
conference
be
successful,
greater
increases
of
price
may
be
looked
for,
not
only
for
fish
but
for
metals
and
lumber.
i
Midsummer
ripe's
Ml
D
ream
Touch
tight
to
a
pipeful
of
Ogden's
Cut
Plus
ind
you'll
rcalixc
your
dream
of
genuine
smoking
pleasure.
Pip
Tobacco
"at
you
lilct
H"
tkat't
Ogden'i.
Frlehtfly..JfragTant...o,own
right
compnionatle.Once
,
you
try
Ogden's
Cut
Plug
youll
know
it's
a
better
pipe
tobacco
every
tatti-fying
puff
will
prove
It
I
OGDEN'S
CUT
PLUG
IJyca
"roll
your
ovn",
use
Ogden's
fine
ml
cigartlle
Idxuco
and
Chanteclrr
cigartlle
papert
LOCAL
NEWS
J.
Wynes.
vet)
luwn
pioneer
settler
of
the
Nsas
River,
arrived
in
the
city
on
the
Cttata
this
aflet-noon
(rem
Alyanah.
He
expect
'to
spend
some
time
hi
town.
Mr
and
Mrs.
J.
J.
Cursor),
who
rave
been
reatdenta
of
Premiet
tat
seme
tfene.
were
passengers
aboard
the
Cateia
trA
afternoon
going
through
to
Seattle
where
It
to
their
Intention
to
take
up
future
residence.
Terms
that
Fit
tb-day's
and
to-morrows
Budgets
.
.
an
ELECTRIC
RANGE
for
only
2
a
month
Malre
the
small
down
payment
for
the
Westinghoufce
Buffet
Junior
of
your
choice.
Then
en
jo?
its
marvellous
money-saving
cooking
wlifle
paying
the
balance
in
the
unbelievably
low
amounts
of
$2
a
month.
Take
a
look
at
your
present
stove.
Figure
what
it
costs
to
ran:
then
youll
realize
how
eay
it
is
to
own
aft
Electric
Range
on
the
present
sensational
terms.
Manymodels
besides
the
Buffet
junior
at
equivalent
low
terms.
ft
CONDITIONS
REASONABLE
Editor,
Daily
News;
The
interview
of'
a
veteran
cannery
operator
whldi
appeared
In
yesterday's
Issue
of
your
pafcer
hid
reference
to
a
United
FronuFisher-mehtr
meeting
held
at
Port
'Essing-rth
on
Saturday
and
characterized
flame
at
likely
to
sfir
up'firouble
which
was
very
misleading.
.The
object
of
this
meeting
was
tofalscuss
prices
obtaining
for'
fish,
gear,
commodities
and
other
grievances
-that
crop
up
during
a
fkhingfseason.
The
FfaheTmens
Industrial
Urrtoh
do
not
want
a
strike,
nevfcr
have
wnte
a
strike
and
the
only
reason
that
wHl
make
"them
strike
Is
condition
getting
so
bad
they
cannot
operate
successfully.
Owing
to
agreements
on
the
side
between
the
earmery
operators
and
the
native
and
Oriental
fishermen.
he
so-eafted
"white
man"
his
to
stand
on
hfe
rights
by
himself,
especially
If
j
he
be
Canadian-born,
i
The
laet
that
several
of
the
wen
,
who
had
taken
an
active
pah
In
the
laettettiea
of
the
Fishermen's
Indus-1
VIM
Union
would
not
recognize
J
the
delegates
who
went
to
the
meet-
las
was
evtdenee
that
there
was
no
(tocaston
to
caH
a
meeting.
If
the
prevailing
camHttem
are
-good
en
ough
to
satisfy
an
Oriental
or
na
tive
brotherhood
man
and
the
av-
erat'e
fisherman
does
netf
protest
at
Ml
plane
of
Hvmg
being
put
on
rthe
me
par.
there,
is
no
Teason
for
fhe
Flahermens'
Industrial
Un
ion
to
enter
pretest
on
Ms
'behalf.
However,
conditions
offered
by
he
cannery
operators
at
present
ate
very
reasonable
but
the
fature
wlfl
tefl
rf
the
fishermen
are
wise
to
leaving
things
to
chance.
vru
ross.
for
Fishermen?
IrMustrW)
Union
Note
Althoech
obtatned
from
a
reliable
soaree.
the
reference
made
to
the
"United
Front
meeting
at
Port
Ftttmrtmi
was
not
part
of
the
interview
with
the
eierancannery
operator
as
was
dearly
staffed
In
the
article
referred
to
Mf)Ress1s
either
mistaken
or
Is
endeavoring
to
enn-fiw
the
matter
Ed
BREWER
IS
RELEASED
Kidnappers
Let
William
llamnt
jr.
Go
After
Ranwim
ij
Paid
Ovrr
ST.
PAUL.
Minn.
June
20:
Ca-
nadton
Presjti
WiMlam
lUmm
Jr..
wealthy
young
St.
PauT
brewer,
who
had
been
held
by
kidnappers
stnee
last
Thursday,
was
released
forty-five
miles
north
of
here
yesterday
after
an
unstated,
ransom
had
bean
paid.
He
waa
unharmed.
Judge
W
E.
Fisher
left
on
test
night's
train
for
Smith
ers
where
he
will
preside
over
a
session
of
County
Court.
'l'
"T
Northern
British
Columbia
Power
Company
Limited
UPSETS
IN
::;r:
CLIMBERS
SOFTBALL;
iisM
ZONE
IN
tiruoi-HAN
H'NNlS
ssriu:!
I'LAV
4,
DUE
HERE
C.
S.
II
X.
and
Grotto
nefcatrd
y
Navy
and
Kairnt
sirnnrr
on
trail
or
road
ROUTE
CP
MOCXT
OLD
FIELD
9
COMrLETtD
MT
GOVER.VM
ENT
(Cnnthrard
from
Page
H
with
a
grade
Jrveratlng
from
aVren
to
twelve
percent
to
one
chalet
arte
at
an
deration
of
WO
feet,
one-qoerter
of
a
mTle
thh
aide
of
the
4
pesri
tone
Darts
Cup
tennis
The
Canadian
National
Rexte,
epmpetlUon
yestefday
as
Fred
ttdn
AssMitfUdn
and
the
tirtt.
Petty
and
Q.
P.
llaghea
paired
aoftball
tesms
both
received
trpseet
to
defeat
Roderieli
Matteelarad
en
Sunday
afternoon
when
they
F
Maraalke
of
Cseho-kJa-
were
defeated
by
the
Royal
Cana-
kla
e-J,
ft-4.
-4.
England
will
mm
TArhfl
Vtfraflteet
Reserve
n6
tneet
AturtralU
Ut
the
final.
the
Kalens
respectively
in
the
City
League.
"4ee
In
the
first
game,
the
C.
71.
U.
A.
and
the
Navy
both
started
even
try
scoring
one
ran
each
in
the
first
Inning
and
then
everything
was
air-j
tieht
until
the
HiA
of
the
srsfchU
whentheC.N.R.A.rnaiiatoyp
u
American
League
a
second
counter.
The
Navy
orer-
"rw
,ur
eerrne
that
by
odtlnf
three
menTrY
'
WasMngton
10.
St
lawn
A
the
seventh
and
the
C.
N.
R,
A.tgafh
Prltilphi
4.
Detroit
1.
evened
un
In
the
etthth
with
t4-rf
'
Uoaton
5.
Cleveland
1
j-
m
runs.
This
left
everything
even
at
the
tint
Of
the
ninth
and.
altar
shutting
the
Railroaders
oat
tor
the
first
half
of
fhe
Inning,
the
seagoing
boys
managed
to
score,
the
Winning
run
when
they
came
to
bat,'
the
final
tcore
being
5-4.
The
second
game
was
rather
one
sided,
the
O
rot
to
losing
to
the
Kalens
by
a
score
of
13-4.
The
O
rot-to
eame
to
bat
first
and
immediately
scored
two
ram
bet.
when
the
kalens
eame
up.
they
browght
in
five.
Then
they
repeated
tn
the
second
Inning
with
four
and
again
In
the
fourth
with
another
four,
ftu
Ore
to
get
another
ewmter
in
the
sixth
and
their
fourth
ran
In
the
eighth.
The
standing
to
date:
W.
C.
N,
R.
A.
Ska
Grotto
Kalens
R.
C.
N.
V.
R.
Emprrw
6
4
4
I
2
Vri
111
present
Vl
earn
p.
This
chalet
stte-
H
on
ftte
edge
of
the
tkling
grotme
Mike
Tugen
was
fined
$5.
with
option
of
five
days'
Imprisonment
by
Magistrate
McCJymonl
In
-cttjl'
p"Mi!e
ivjurt
this
morning
on
fharge
of
r.reaUng
a
dUf
urbance
b
I
swi.rlng
The
fine
wttr-patti,
4
EASTBOURNE.
Eng..
June
!
20:
CP
-Bightrrd
advanced
''lt
f
Itarvstd
Student
CmrfnS
to
the
final
round
of
the
Euro-
!
Tnlht
Enroule
a
Mount
Baseball
Scores
National
League
Chicago
.
New
Yorlc
3.
St.
Loula
5.
Vnvmtfti
S.
CfeMirma-ti
7,
rhWattolphia
8.
StlNHAT
GAMES
Pacific
Ceat
League
Oakland
4-1
JioUywoed
3-1.
Lot
Angeles
11-3.
Portland
3-3.
San
Frnnelwo
8-1
Seattle
5-5
Sacramento
4-B.
Missions
6-11
CANADIAN
ADVANCES
"Sandy"
Sotnervnle
Goes
t
I'eurth
Round
in
Brithh.Araalrur
Golf
Championship
HOYIAKB.
g.
Jme
30:
Cam-dhm
Press
-Raas
"tjairdy"
Somer-ewe.
United
States
amateur
golf
champion
from,
London.
Om.
yes-tetday
defeaied'D
1!
R
Martin
fmr
and
three
to
enter
the
third
roand
!
t
the
Brtth
araatear
tfoif
chain-1
pfenshlp.
He
bad
received
a
f'nt
round
bye.
Somervlile
todav
advanced
to
the
'ourth
raavaj
when
he
defeated
W
'1
Sharp
eHdit
and
seven.
RTflt.MSIIIP
SOITIUIX
Nines
represent
ina
Ince
R'tpert
and
wmeh
lies
actoany
upon
the
Waetffcssavid
tnr
the
first
wfiterthed
of
OWhVM
Creek
Pron
1
he
tramen
Prince
John
tHne
In
rfcr
vlereantlle
vlereantlle
Marl
Marine
Softball
LoMgoe
tMs
rhaiet
site
the
f
e
H
a
remmarfiff
1
lere
last
FYiday
evening
whan
the
ins
ew
of
the
city
the
coast
anr
3
'rlnce
Rupert
csme
out
on
top
b
ocean
for
many
mMes
atoeraJ
and
1
i
narrow
margin
tn
a
close
and
ex
on
a
dear
day.
Rose
Sort
on
the
j
ttlng
game
Queen
Charlotte
IsfeMs
can
b
clearly
seen.
Location
has
atso
been
made
of
an
alternate
route
on
the
upper
end
to
an
optional
chalet
afte
ft
of
elevation
af
079
feet.
This
route
Involves
a
grade
of
174
peroral
for
sonfe
100
test
which
might
be
eon
skier
ed
excessive
for
motor
travel
The
route
croates
city
property
for
from
one-quarter
to
one-half
a
mile
at
thla
end.
Near
the
city
dan
about
half
way
up
the
mountain
are
six
switchbacks
which
will
eliminate
crossings
of
Oldtleld
Cm
as
wall
a
modifying
the
grade
Th
ground
traversed
is
largely
mtoV
up
of
shale
rock
covered
bv
kxHi-soil.
While
the
route
Is
quite
heavily
timbered
with
hemlock
and
balsam
predominating,
the
trail
or
road
construction
will
be
comparatively
easy
and
Involves
very
Mttle
rortt
work.
On
the
entire
route
there
will
be
only
three
small
bridges
one
oT
these
erosslne
the
city
nlpe
line.
,
The
favored
chalet
site
Js
on
jm
exact
tnnqent
from
Dnntmnlr
'St-eet
The
commanding
view,
it
t
believed
will
be
a
great
attraction
from
a
scenic
and
tourlrt
standpoint.
Incidentally,
the
Mount
Old-field
tki
field
Is
declared
try
thoso
who
know
the
sport
to
be
unrivalled
anywhere
In
the
country
and.
oner-It
Is
opened
up
by
a
trail
or
road
auch
ai
proposed
and
equipped
with
aultable
accommodation,
wenld
be
a
hlahly
popular
venue
for
this
ponular
winter
snort
with
poaslblll-"Mes
In
the
way
of
atihXetmg
lmpor-
tent
meets
to
Prince
nopert.
IIASCTMLL
l'OSTniM:i)
Ov.4ng
to
rain
and
net
grounds
he
weekly
Senior
League
bavball
Mxture
xrheduled
for
last
rvcnitiR
'etweeri
Son
of
C.uiurtH
and
Tk
m
fMMiponei
until
Friday
mgli'
FOOTBALL!
TONIGHT
CANADIAN
LEGION
VS,
TtEGIMENT
ArrspoiN
ii
JI
p.m.
Adm,
Me.
Prince
Rupert
DRY
DOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
three
Dry
Dock
Tstsl
capacity
tOM
tarn
8blpballdera
and
Ship
Itepalrers
for
Steel
and
Wood
Vessels
Iron
and
Brass
Csstlng
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