Tuosday,
July
22,
1024.
For
Happy
Vacation
Days
Nothing
you
can
buy
will
contribute
more
to
your
vacation
Joys
than
a
Model50
Portable
Victrola.
Compact,
light,
convenient
to
carry
-and
handsome
in
appearance-
-it
i
s
equally
as
desirable
for
the
home
as
the
country.
Its
dual
use
makes'
it
an
economy.
In
performance
it
is
like
all
Victrolas-
-unexcelled
unequalled.
Model
50
Portable
Yictrola
Trice
$62.50
McRae
Bros.
Ltd.
Agents
His
Masters
Voice-
ViCtOr
smrdrobe
m
a
a
The
modern
woman
rejoicing
lliat
the
world
is
returning
lo
sanity
and
glad
apparel
continues
to
save
money
by
practising
a
wise
wardrobe
economy.
Dainty
Dorolhy
lells
'if
friends
or
the
wonderful
savings
she
has
made
by
having
us
clean
her
frocks
and
suits.
HONE
8
V&tSV
B0X392
PRIN
CE-r
R,u
PE
RT
terling
Furnace
GOAL
Dllred
In
Bulk.
At
$10.00
per
ton.
r
This
li
very
superior
furnire
'il.
It
rive
a
clean
not
riro
and
i
entirely
free
from
tool,
clinkers.
Murk
mil
dirt,
Some
or
the
Urxe.l
f-.ning-
punt
in
uia
city
ara
now
inir
It
with
f
nllrely
natural
lory
iiltj,
STERLING
STOVE
COAL,
Delivered
In
Sack.
At
$12.50
per
ton.
it
ire
also
Agent
for
the
Famous
LADYSMITH-WELLINGTON
and
TELKWA
COALS.
Irince
Rupert
Coal
Co.
m
orrica:
Hottl
Gntrl.
Prion
is
COMMITTEE
TO
Aldermen
Casey,
Macdonald
and
McMprdle
to
Inquire
Into
Salt
Lake
Monopoly
A
letter
from
H.
L.
Newcontfi,
;owner
ami
operator
or
the
launch
Jiixio
Rupert,
was
read
al.
ijio
jUiincil
meeting
last
njgil.
(which
ho
staled
in
substance
jlhnl
the
Salt
Lake
was
being
ox.
plotted
rir
lltn
benefit
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Hoathouso.
Alderman
Casey
considered
that
Iho
matter
.should
lie,
taken
up
ami
investigated.
He
lhnugi
I
1
if
I
he
summer
resort
was
being
made
a
monopoly
for
any
one
operating
concern
the
council
should
interene
and
try
o
rectify
it.
He
did
not
think
liv
a
public
institution
or
-I
hat
kind
...1.
:
,.l
I.
i
j
WIIIUII
Will
IIOIMg
Kepi
j
liy
lll.
I
lif
fiilttls,
.should
lie
allowed
o
divert
to
Ihe
business
chamied
or
any
one
commercial
house.
He;
thought
l
would
he
advisable
o
have
a
rnmm.il
ten
nppoinleil
audi
ascertain
ir
it
wan
Ihe
Irulh
llinlj
Ihe
Prince
Huiiert
Hoathouso
was
being
given
special
privileges
or1
any
description.
Aid.
Perry
con
curred
in
Aid.
Casey's
views.
Good
Work
Done
Aid.
McMordie
slalvd
he
had
number
of
years
and
had
been
in
close
(ouch
with
Ihe
work
(if
llhe
clui.
In
the
course
of
his
remarks
he
said
that
Ihe
Prince
Hupert
Hoathousc
liail,
at
jown
expense,
buil
Iheir
landing
wharf
which
had
for
the
landing
of
people
at
the
DcstroVi
IMIFnnrpin
i
mm
I
Jf
111
V
CM
Hi
A
r.
fiiES
I
at
their
sourve
9L
1
-
.H
-V
.
v
GILLETT'S
LYE
keeps
everything
clean
and
sanitary
been
a
member
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Swimming
Club
for
a
1"
real
8
of
Ihe
boat
owners
(lirnmlit
the
mailer
slinulil
he
in
Mr.
Stewart,
Inspector
T.
W.
S.
Parsons,
Mrs,
Miles,
I'.
M.
Ilurns,
Miss
Cameron,
M.
I.,
llunlick,
Miss
Hailey,
Mis
Crone
Mr.
Mc-
Taifgarl,
Mr.
Davey,
Mr.
Pearson,
Mr,
and
Mrs.
O.
S.
Dyers,
.1,
Carnum,
.1.
W.
Schrouiover,
Mrs,
Schromover,
Mr.
Judge,
.1.
S.
Tail,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Rineljiir,
Mp,
and
Mrs.
Warson,
A.
(irenhalgh.
Mr.
and
Mrs,
Burns.
Mr.
and
I
Mrs.
Sellars,
Mrs.
Skinner,
C.
W.
Iloliuos,
A.
I
Oosse,
Mrs.
Neil
McLean
and
children,
Mr.
Kent,
O.
(irilTin,
N,
0.
Wallace,
Mrs.
Wesley,
Miss
Wesley,
K.
S.
Dusby,
Miss
Uoss
ami
Miss
LeH.
Iloss.
Miss
T.
Hailey
ami
Miss
V.
Crone,
of
lie
Oeneral
Hospital
sla(T,
who
have
been
as
fur
east
as
Detroit
on
summer
vnealion,
diverted
.returned,
on
the
prince
Hupert
111
rough
one
channel.
In
111
in-'yesterday
afternoon.
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
The
Mineral
Province
of
Western
Canada
TO
END
OF
DECEMBER,
1923.
Has
produced
.Minerals
as
follows:
Placer
dold,
$70,UH,20a;
Lodo
fluid,
$lia,-Mi.linrt;
Silver,
.$03,5:12,(155;
Lend,
$58,1:12,0(11;
Copper,
$170,010,508;
Wue,
$27,-004,750;
Miscellaneous
Minerals,
$1,408,257;
Coal
ami
Coke,
$250,1)08,J
1,1;
Building
Hlone,
Hrick,
Rvtnciil,
etc.,
f
30,4
15,334;
inakiiiff
Us
Mineral
I'roduction
to
the
end
of
lt2a
show
an
Aggregate
Value
of
$810,722,782
Production
for
Year
Ending
Dec.
1923,
$41,304,320
The
Mining
Laws
or
this
I'rovinco
are
more
liberal
anil
the
fees
lower
than
those
of
any
other
Province
in
the
Dominion,
or
any
colony
in
the
Ilrilish
Kmpire.
Mineral
locations
are
granied
to
tliscoverers
(or
nominal
fees.
1
Absolute
titles
nro
obtained
by
developing
siiejt
properties,
the
security
of
jhieh
is
Kuarnnleed
by
Crown
Grants,
Kull
iuforniatiQii
logelher
with
Mining
Roports
and
Maps,
may
be
obtained
gratis
by
addressing-
'
THE
HON.
THE
MINISTER
OP
MINES
Victoria,
British
Columbia.
3511
JJAIET
HlWHi
vxu
rrvi.
INDIAN
LADS
TRAINED
IN
TRIBAL
LORE
Two
Withdrawn
From
School
In
Order
to
be
Instructed
In
Rites
and
Traditions.
ARE
CONSECRATED.
Refrain
From
Ealing
Flesh
Domestic
Animals
And
Lt-arn
About
Herbs.
of
WASHINGTON,
July
22.
The
controversy
arising
out
of
Ihe
:
question
of
withdrawing
two
Indian
children
from
school
in
I
lie
Taos
Pueblo,
New
Mexico,
for
Ilie
purpose
or
leaching
(hem
the
pagan
riles
ami
Iraditjnnal
customs
or
Ihe
Pueblo
ancients
has
been
branded
a
"tempest
in
n
teapot,"
by
Commissioner
Hurke
of
the
Indian
Huroau.
Declaring
llin
position
of
the
Indian
liureau
had
been
misrepresented,
Commissioner
Hurke
expressed
a
belief
that
the
(pies-tion
would
be
amicably
settled
before
the
new
fall
school
lerm
al
the
Taos
Tueblo
bogins.
According
lo
new
information
Mr.
Hurke
has
received,
two
Indian
children
between
the
ages
s
or
seven
and
len
are
usually
jC
withdrawn
ror
an
18-monllis
period
from
modern
educational
vestlgated
and
no
hasty
decision
induction,
lo
be
taught
Ihe
an-arrived
at
until
ll.c
investigation
cienl
ri,ps
an''
raditions
or
the
had
boon
concluded.
He
con-
tribe.
As
there
is
no
written
tj1(.irlsidered
Mr.
Newcomh
had
a
legi-
,",'"-y
"r
",p
pup,,,
l)Ur-own'tintiilo
complaint.
iPft
is
'
develop
Ihe
children
i...
I
Aid.
Casev
Iben
mnve.l
nd
Md..,n
become
priests
and
medicine
I'lUII
J
0
,--
V-..
......
Ilvitt
seconded?
that
rommillen
nlpn-
an''
enable
them
lo
pass
iicoH
hv
nrivni
i,nnia
n.i
i
lino
a
in
business
ror
commercial
be
appointed.
The
mayor
(here-
on
,n
succeeding
generations
by
....
..
'
pur-
.
'
:
ii.
wnril
word
of
or
month
mould
Ihe
lie
slnrv
slory
nf
or
poses
without
any
objection
by
uPon
appointed
Alderman
Casey,
Ihe
Prince
Hupert
Hoalhouse.
Any
aiac-donani
Und
Jlc.Morilie
as
a
boat
had
a
right
lo
Call
al
the
commillee
lo
Investigate
the
al-wharr
in
acconlancc
with
an
old
IfiPe,l
conplaint
and
report
back
marine
law.
Other
parties,
as
to
the
city
council.
far
as
he
knew,
had
done
nothing
lakes.
Afler
the
landing
wharf
had
been
put
in
the
passenger
business
had
heenme
remunera-Itive
and
the
hqatliouse
had
put
on
special
boats
to
lake
care
of
ilho
traffic.
The
amount
oT
money
raised
had
not
yet
been
surficient
jror
the
Swiipming
Club
to
meet
(all
Its
obligations
ror
work
carried
out
al
the
lakes.
The
raising
or
money
could
be
accomplished
lo
some
extent
by
Ihe
arrangements
made
with
the
hoalhouse.
He
did
not
think
the
Swimming
Club
should
be
criticized
as
it
was
purely
their
own
inf
fair.
They
elected
IhPir
own
lofficers
lo
look
aHer
their
infer-
lests
and
th
otricers
had
worked
hard.
He
agreed
that
a
commillee
be
appointed
lo
go
into
Ihe
matter.
Aid-
Macdonald
Mil.
Macdonald
said
he
realized
tli
nf
the
officers
or
the
Swimming,
Club
had
done
good
work
and
had
devoted
a
great
deal
of
lime
and
lulior
in
the
interests
or
Ihe
citizens
or
Prince
Hupert.
While
he
did
not
want
to
criticize
or
dictate,
to
(lie
club
lie
thought
that
there
might
possibly
have
been
a
holier
way
of
adjusting
the
situation
than
charging
nn
admission
fee
lo
Ihe
Salt
I.nkes
and
diverting
all
the
business
to
Ihe
P.
H.
Hoalhouse.
II
had
been
a
sore
spot
tor
a
Tew
seasons
nasi
among
boat
owners
that
Ihe
revenue
had
been
STEAMER
ARRIVALS.
C,
N.
P..
sleamer
Prince
Hupert,
Capl.
I).
Donald,
arrived
rrom
Vancouver
and
wayporls
at
3.15
yesteniay
afternoon.
Passengers
debarking
here
included
H.
Owen
Jones,
T.
Tougher,
C.
Lewis,
Mrs.
(irieve,
Mr.
Spier,
Itnss
Ilicharilsnn,
j..
II,
Cook.
H,
I'.
.McDougall,
Mrs,
Mank,
Constable
Watkiiison,
,1.
Fleming,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A,
Karri-,
A.
H.
Picas,
Miss
McManus,
V.
J.
Pueblo
lire.
Not
Only
Religion.
The
instructions
given
Hie
Children,
Mr.
Hurke
said,
deal
not
only
with
religion
matters
but
also
the
history
and
materia
medica
of
the
Pueblos
rrom
the
beginning
of
lime,
including
Ihe
uses
of
herbs-
and
their
modi
onal
ijualiti.-.
the
boys
are
supposed
to
be
copsecraled,
are
nol
permitted
to
play
with
other
children
and
sleep
under
guard
of
an
elder
Indian
in
Hie
i"slufa"
or
"kiva,"
a
chamber
built
in
or
beneath
the
pueblo
Jwliore
secret
religious
ceremonies
and
tribal
councils
are
held",
'and
whicli
is
entered
by
a
hole
in
I
!(
roor,
During
he.r
and
a
hair
P.
Tidy,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Cinlon,
Mr
I
year
Dowling,
Mrs.
and
Miss
Holmes,
.
-
corn
jtroducls,
squashes
am!
other
traditional
vegetables.
Meal
troiii
domestic
animals
is
rorbiihlen,
such
diet
beins
cop-lliied
lo
Iho
flesh
of
wild
nnimals
fish
and
wild
birds.
Commissioner
Hurke
deniei
that
the
liureau
or
Indian
Affairs
1ms
issued
orders
placing
a
ban
on
the
holding
by
the
Pueblos
of
their
ancient
religious
ceremonies,
and
slated
the
government
would
not
interfere
in
any
way
with
them.
TRAWLERS
ARE
FINED
FISHING
IRISH
WATERS
Question
of
Jurisdiction
Follows
Declaration
of
Right
to
Three
Mile
Limit
DtfllLlX,
July
22
A
question
al
issue
between
Ihe
Snorslat,
or
Irish
Free
Slate,
and
Iho
Dritish
'government,
.seriously
affecting
Iho
fishing
industry,
was
raised
in
a
ease
before
the
District
Court
at
Tralee,
County
Kerry
Hrillsh
sleam
trawlers
were
fined
$500
and
cosls
forjllcgally
fishing
within
the
defined
limits
in
Hallinskelligs
and
Dingle
Days
j
J.
II.
Thomas,
t
he
Hritish
col
onial
secretary,
had
said
in
the
House
of
Commons
that
trawlers
from
Hritain
were
entitled
to
fish
in
any
pari
of
Irish
waters
pro
jVided
they
kept
outside
the
three
mile
limit,
and
Dritish
fishermen
hnve
boen
freely
acting
on
that
declaration.
Hut
during
Drillsh
rule
in
Ireland
the
fisheries
tie
part
meat
had
the
power
to
make
COMPROMISED
ON
OAS
"No,
madam."
said
the
tramp.
'I'm
sorry,
but
it's
against
my
principle,
I
can't
chnrr
wood,"
"Well,"
sid
Ihe
farmer's
wife,
The
"AT
that
Saved
a
City
Rome
was
being
attacked,
The
massive
walls
were
breached.
The
enemies
pressed
hard
on
every
side.
To
the
north,
the
invaders
crept
stealthily
through
the
night
to
storm
the
gates.
In
the
dark,
they
stumbled
on
a
flock
of
geese.
The
fowls
cackled
loud
and
long
the
sentries
heard
and
Rome
was
saved.
Advertising
is
continually
saving
something
for
someone.
It
will
save
for
you,
too,
if
you
use
it
pr6perly.
It
will
save
you
money
by
pointing
out
real
bargains,
by
telling
you
of
true
values,
by
giving
you
prices
to
compare
and
by
telling
you
how
much
you
should
pay.
It
will
save
you
time
and
effort
by
telling
you
exactly
where
and
when
to
go
for
what
you
want
to
buy.
You
don't
have
to
"shop
around."
It
will
save
you
disappointment
by
telling
you
just
what
you
can
expect
from
your
purchases.
Every
time
a
merchant
or
manufacturer
advertises,
he
obliges
himself
to
sell
you
goods
that
fulfil
his
claims.
He
knows
it
doesn't
pay
to
advertise
unworthy
wares.
Read
the
advertisements
as
a
plain,
every-day
business
proposition.
It
is
a
duty
you
owe
yourself
and.
your
purse.
The
advertisements
will
help
you
save
there
will
be
more
coal
here
litis
afternoon,
and"
Tin
sorry
again,
mil
can
i
carry
no
coal.
Hut
I'll
tell
you
what
I'll
do,
I'll
comiiromi.se.
If
you've
a
gas
stove,
I'll
I
urn
on
the
gas
ror
you."
FISHERY
EXPERT
FEARS
DEPLETION
OF
HALIBUT.
(continued
rrom
page
one)
run
to
dale
is
umiUQslionahly
the
product'
or
Ihe
10
ID
hatch.
The
records
ror
Iho
Skeena
show
(he
component
parts
oT
the
run
for
the
last
12
years
indicate
clearly
that
the
average
run
of
Ihe
Skeena
consists
oT
4
and
5
year
old
tlsh
The
pack
lasl
year
was
a
most
satisfactory
one
and
an
examin
ation
of
Iho
scales
of
the
tlsh
in
Heated
that
Ihe
percentage
or
i-
yenr-uhl
fish
ror
the
Skeena
was
unusually
large.
Smith's
and
Rivers
Inlet.
Mr.
Habcock
had
slopped
at
Smith's
and
IUwrs
Inlet
coming
up,
and
the
weather
in
those
districts
had
been
unfavorable
for
a
satisfactory
catch.
The
pack
at
Hivers
Inlet,
up
lo
last
Friday,
npproximnk'd,
about
50,000
cases,
which
is
smaller
ihan
last
year
for
the
corresponding
per
iod.
.Mr.
Habcock
slated
that
when
the
weather
was
dull
and
heavy
Iho
llh
always
swam
deep
in
those
districts
and
conse
bylaws
efrecllvo
outside
Iho
quenlly
a
largo
number
were
lost
three
mile
limit.
Tlieso
powers
j
by
swimming
underneath
the
,hae
been
translprred
to
tho
nets.
Tie
fishermen
stale
that
Saorslat
which
claims
.the
righl'in
Ihe
river
above
the
fishing
lo
continue
Iho
bylaws'
and
nun.
limits
tho
tlsh
have
been
very
.Is'1
offences
against
theml
The
numerous
and
reports
indicate
.defendants
did
not
appear
at
the
escapement
to
havo
been
Tralee
or
send
any
explanation
very
considerable.
However,
and
were
fined
the
full
penalties,
there
are
two
more
weeks
of
fishing
at
Ilivei's
Inlet,
and
ilh
good
weather
ti
is
reasonable
to
expect
that
Ihe
pack
will
be
up
lo
the
average
for
the
pas!
four
or
live
years.
Mr.
Habcock
Is
going
up
to
the
Naas
River
district
on
one
of
Ihe
seaplanes
tomorrow,
and
will!
leave
on
his
return
south
on
Wednesday
evening.
TERRACE
NOTES
Mrs.
Mcl.arty
and
daughters,
or
Usk,
were
in
town
on
Satur
day,
-
Mrs.
and
Miss
Inglis,
or
V'&-
monlon,
arv
guests
this
week
a(
Ihe
Forsytho
ranch,
on
the
hill.
W.
Oill,
ot
California,
is
visit
ing
his
parents
at
Dteir
ranch
on
Ihe
bench,
Tho
Ladies
or
the
Allar
So
ciey',
oT
Hie
Catholic
church,
held
a
very
successful
slraw
berry
social
in
the
(1.W.V.A,
hall
on
.Saturday,
James
Cameron,
of
Prince
Ru
pert,
was
in
town
last
week.
Mr.
McMarlin,
of
Smilhers,
was
a
business
visitor
lo
town
on
Saturday.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
V.
O.
Simpson
and
Miss
Helen
Simpson,
of
Anyox,
are
slaying
at
HiU
Farm.
Geo.
Porter,
of
Seattle,
has
purchased
V,
Hronkitifr's
ranch
on
the
Hench.
Mr.
nml
Mrs
Hnvvoll
nf
S.ilviw
spent
the
week
end
with
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Sherwood.
-
Mrs.
Frank
Dockrill,
of
Tel-kwa,
was
Iho
guest
of
Mrs.
I).
I).
Munro
last
week,
Rev,
Rural
J)oan
Marh
ina.de
a
trip
cast
last
week,
Mrs,
ppnald,
Sr.,
was
called
home
Sunday
by
the
illness
of
her
husband
from
Politic,
whore
she
had
been
visiting
Mrs,
Mc
Guhbin.
Mrs.
McCubbin
accom
panied
her.
4
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Canada
United
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to
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EDMONTON
and
CALGARY,
One
way
via
Vancouver.
Write
or
call:
City
Ticket
Office,
528
Third
Ave.
Prince
Rupert
-Phone
260.
Fresh
MILK
and
Cream
From
Quick,
B.C.
Any
quantity
delivered
daily.
Prompt
Karly
Morning
Do-livery.
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Dairy
Phone
667.
McBrlde
Street.
St.
Regis
Cafe
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Rupert's
Leading
Restaurant
A
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Unsurpassed
Third
Avenue.