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Wednesday,
June
21,
1925.
French
Deputies
Very
Excitable.
The
members
of
the
French
chamber
of
deputies
have
always
shown
themselves
to
be
a,
very
excitable
people.
Free
fights
are
common
then-
and
uproarious
'scenes
often
make
it
necessary
to
adjourn
until
the
members
have
had
an
opportunity
to
calm
themselves.
Then
they
go
on
with
business
as
if
nothing
had
happened.
One
of
those
scenes
took
place
yesterdaV
whTu
a
member
rose
and
struck
a
speaker
in
the
face.
.
Any
people
that
cannot
debate
.without
fighting
cannot
be
trusted
to
keep-the
peace
fbr
long.
As
long
as
individuals
want
io
Mi-ike
eacn
owier,
nations
composed
of
those
individuals
will
want
to
do
the
same.
How
To
Deal
With
Reverted
Lands.
The
Oak
Bay
council
recently
struck
out
a
-new
n.llh
in
Mm
matter
of
dealing
with
properties
which
have
been
taken
over
i)
me
city
in
jieu
or
taxes.
Recently
a
conipany
was
formed
there
to
buy
at
a
low
rate
all
the
lands
held
by
the
municipality.
The
capital
was
subscribed
locally
and
the
deal
completed.
Then
an
auction
was
held
and
many
of
the
reverted
lands
were
auctioned
off,
the'prices
obtained
showing
the
investors
a-good
profit.
Today
the
municipality
holds
no
lands
and
a
new
value
has
becif
set
for
the
tax
sale
which
is
to
be
held
there
soon
As
a
result
of
(he
sale,
many
owners
will
withdraw
their
properties
from
sale
by
paying
up
the
taxes,
and
lots
sold
last
vear
are
being
redeemed.
While
the
lots
were
sold
at
lower
than
the
laxe
outstanding
Against
them,
they
were
'not
disposed
of
in
such
a
way
as
to
depress
the
market.
t
looks
as
if
Oak
Bay
has
solved
the
reverted
lands
problem
for
some
years
(o
come.
Why
Not
Similar
Action
In
Rupert?
,
Why
could
not
a
syndicate
of
Prince
Rupert
people
be
formed
to
make
a
lump
sum
bid
to
the
city
for
all
their
reverted
lands,
which
would
be
disposed
of
again
at
reasonable
rates
to
those,
desiring
them.
The
city
eotild
afford
to
make
a
good
prjrfe
in
view
ufjhe
benefits
to
be
derived
therefrom.
The
operating
syndicate
would
stand
a
chance
of
makingtnonev
from
tluytrairsmUion
and
the
city
.would
get
its
taxes,
which'
is
what
needed
at
lh,e
present.
lime.
Everyone
would
benefit
from
siich!a
scheme
if
rjiprjeuLyar
,
Winnipeg
Has
Its
Reverted
Land
Problem.
V
Winnipeg
seems
to
have
ilreverted
land
problem.
Becenllv
ah
expert
appeared
before-
the
finance
committee
of
that
cilv
and
urged
.that
no
lots
be
sold
for
less
than
the
amount
due
the
city
outstanding
against
j.
j
waa
argued
that
to
do
thin
meant
to
depress
values
of
surrounding
property
and
eventually
to
induce
owners
of
vacant
lands
to
throw
up
their
hands
and
refuse
Hi
pay
taxes.
The
iiesliou
is
one
that
has
not
been
solved
M,
far
as
we
know,
by
any
other
municipalitv
than
Oak
Bay,
the
residential
suburb
of
Victoria.
-
Valdura
always
makes
good
!
When
you
buy
Valdura
Asphalt
Paint
you
get
with
it
the
backing
and
experience
of
thousands
of
the
most
critical
and
careful
paint
users.
Here
is
a
preservative
and
waterproofins
paint
with
a
record
of
many
years!
successful
use
and
which
has
riven
neater
Vatis-taction
than
any
oth
pamt
wc
have
cvcr
soldT
It
is
made
from
Renuinc
99.5
pure
Gilsonite
natural
asphalt-there
is
no
coal
tar
or
other
cheap
materials
in
it
It
can
be
used
for
hundreds
ot
purposes.
You
can
apply
it
to
any
surface
which
you
wish
to
waterproof
and
protect
and
it
will
do
the
work
well
and
last
long,
and
the
cost
is
very
low.
Some
of
Valdura
more
Important
uses
are
for
roofs
implements,
farm
machinery,
fencing,
silos,
smokestacks,
wagons
concrete,
etc.
It
will
not
run
in
the
hot
weather
nor
crack
in
the
cold
weather.
It
Is
furnished
in
containers
from
gallon
In
brilliant
Black
and
rich,
deep
shades
of
Brown,
Red
and
GreeS;
up
Descriptive
booklet
and
free
sample
will
gladly
be
furnished
for
the
mere
asking.
Distributed
by
Kaien
Hardware
Co.
and
F.
E.
Hunt
Ltd.
DAWSONSPOKE
AT
VANDERHOOF
Local
Man
Took
Prominent
Part,
In
Banquet
Given
Hon.
E.
Q.
Barrow
F.
fS.
Dawson,
the
prominent!
wholesale
grocer,
and
director
of
Canadian
National
Railways.
pave
a
most
interesting
address:
on
the
lerinfnal
elevator
and!
agriculture
jn
-litis
section
of
the
province
says
the
Xechako!
Chronicle,
of
Yandcrhoof.
His
re
marks
on
inainjiuhjects
were
in-
j'eirspersed
with
anecdotes,
in
winch
the
speaker
exhibited
a;
keen
sense
of
humor.
j
-Mr.
Dawson
Fred
Stork,
inent-j
ner
for
Miecna,
and
tie
nail
worked
hard
for
a
numher
of
years
to
induce
the
Dominion
government
to
build
a
terminal
elevator
at
Prince
Rupert,
nd
since
such
an
.elevator
t
now
unjer
construct
ion,
the
spejj;er
felt
that
.Air.
Stork
and
he
had
done
a
lot
for
the
Bujkley
and
Nechako
valleys.
Fji
to
the
pre-
casii
in
product
i
The
Mao
in
the
Moon
.YSj-
I
I
THK
worst
of
oine
of
these
spiritualist
people
is
,lhat
they
won't
quit
knocking
even
after
they
are
dead.
-
THE
schools
are
closing
this
week
and
the
children
will
for
a
few
weeks
study
Hie
art
of
amusing
themselves
and
annoying
their
neighbors.
WK'HK
tired
of
lessons
And
tired
of
,
school.
.
W're
lired
of
being
Under
teacher',.'
rule.
We
wa
n
i
to
be
fpjj
.
)
i'6vviiii(ei'-.
away.
And
let
Dame
Nature
Have
her
way.
O
let
us
forpel
The
work
we've
done,
Away
to
the
lake
And
beach
we'll
r!n;
And
there
we'll
live
'
As
Indians
did.
It's
the
life
for
all
Especially
a
kid.
A
PERSON
who
thinks-
of
nothing
but
dancing
and
eating
must
be
afflic'led
with
foot
and
moiilh
disease.
SOME
people
are
such
perfect
athletes
Ibey
can't
help
running
into
debt.
PEOPLE
round
and
say
old
the
Paul
world
J
Krueirer
A
Sweet
Breath
at
all
times
Wrl
fcleyi
freshen
th
mouth
and
iwcettnt
the
breath.
Nerves
are
soothed,
throat
Is
refreshed
and
digestion
aided.
So
easy
to
carry
the
little
packet!
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after
eVcry
meal
fury
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city
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last
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nigh
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,
.
on
a
tour
of
.
central
interior
wilt'
have
a
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s.,1
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mil.
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arkel
for
at
""least
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,
.
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lew
iiiiy.x.
.
,
1
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I
has
been
proven;
that
the
finest
quality
wheat
liasi'
been
jrrown
in
Ihe
Bulkley
audi
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husiuess,
which
will
undouhtedly
he
our
chief
industry.
'
Peace
River
Railway
Situation
.Mr.
Dawson
explained
th,e;j;
Peace
river
railway
situation,
in
I
which
he
said
at
the
present
it
is
in
the
mailer.
The
Can
adbkn
Pacific
Hailway
have
a
lease
of
the
KdmonUm
and
Dun-vepan
railway,
which
expires
next
month.
Up
to
4he
present
the
Canadian
Pacific
Hailway
Company
has
no!
seen
fit
to
show
its
hand,
us
to
what
the
railway
company
will
do
when.
the
lease
runs
out.
Until
then
no
plans
can
be
safely
made.
The
best
part
oT
the
summer
will
be
pone,
and
it
will
be
too
Male
to
start
anything
this
year.
Mr.
Dawson
strongly
advocated
the
development
of
Prince
Huperl.
and
the
building
of
a
railway
line
from
the
Peace
lliver
country
to
tap
Hie
Canadian
National,
so
that
I
lie
grain
of
the
north
country
will
arrive
in
the
elevator
at
Prince
Rupert.
gade
in
which
local
men
are
.serving
to
take
a
trench
where
obi
lime
repimenls
were
repulsed
with
heavy
losses.
It
is
reported
that
a
sawmill
will
be
estaldished
here
shoglly.
In
the
Letter
Box
POACHING
FOOTBALL.
lime
the
Dominion
government
...j(or
really
does
not
know
just
w
I.Vre
A
,iMla,?0,
;
s.
is
ileveloni
iz
within
Ihe
sporting
circles
of
football
that
will
have
the
effect
oT
disrupting
the
sport,
nnb
the
ollieials
put
a
stop
to
it.
The
evil
lies
in
the
offeri
g
of
jojis
to
good
.players,
to
join
the
eub
offering
the
job
and
play
for
lliein
regardless
as
to
whet
tier
the
player
fs
released.
is
not
in
the
interest
of
goml
KponsHiaiisiiip,
i4i
wea
Ken
o
ic
team
for
the
benefit
of
another.
The
wonder
is
will
the
manac
-men!
keep
the
players
thus
poached,
upon
th'eir
payroll
after
the
close
of
the.
football,
ir
baseball
season?
The
players
themselves
should
be
a
little
more
responsible
a:sd
show
more
loyally
to
their
club
and
not
be
so
ready
tn
jump
lite
moment
a
little
coin
ii
Jingled
by
way
of.
a
job.
I
lie-ollieials
in
Vancouver
of
both
Ihe
football
and
baseball
leagues
experienced
the
snme
trouble,
but
put
a
Atop
to
i
ly
suspending
players
and
the
official
fioaclilng.
,'
One
Team
Shaky
Football
as
if
Is
now,
is
very
shaky
and
it
will
occasion
no
surprise
if
one
of
the
teams
drop
out.
In
I
ho
league
fixture
on
Tuesday
night
the
game
was
called
oft
on
account
of
one
team
not
having
sultlcient
plav-ers.
.11.
fs
a
pity
that
wc
cannot
liave;pur
growing
boys
look
upon
IhfsjsnjktJlaR
(I
-Wf
conducted
hi
.
Caiada'
a
I
fpwj''yeajs
back
purely!
.aniaielir.
.TIhj
playeVs
who
J.jircljaed
Ihw'rvn
equipment
and
were
ioyal
to
.
their
club
or
team,
and
would
not
dare
or
dram
of
offering
n
player
on
another
team
an
inducement
to
Join
Ihem.
It
is
In
be
hoped
lliat
Ihe
local
ollieials
will
see
tn
it
that
this
met
hod
of
obtaining
players
at
the
expense
of
another
club,
Is
slopped.
Otherwise
they
can
say
goodbye
to
public
support.
FOOTBALLER.
T2
Sport
Chat
f
If
such
games
as
that
which
was
played
on
Monday
night
between
the
isons
of
Camilla
and
Sawmill
can
be
repealed
once
in
a
while",
there
will
be
a
big
re
used
to
say
it
was
flat.
I
know
v,vnI
,f
'"".V"?'
1,1
",0
hr"h"
several
people
who
insist
it
is
game,
here
this
season.
Duo
lo
ii.
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i
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"avo
a
"
crooked
and
William
.Jennings
Bryan
says
it
was
made
In
-sit
,
y
,'"rn
,,iaP"'
UU
cVw,,a
have
been
dnyj
growing
every
basc-
ball
night
and
this
seems
likely
m
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io
eoniuue.
iteanzing
uiai
m
.
l.soniething
must
bo
done
if
they
I
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In
Frinca
Rupert
1
m...U
June
24,
1916.
Waller
Flewin,
in
writing
from
the
front
lo
his
father,
John
Flewin,
says
that
General
French
asked
a
Canadian
bri-
ing
at
all
against
the
Canucks
and
Ihe
Sawmill,
it
is
reported
that
the
management
of
the
Oyro
Club
is
already
angling
for
the
services
of
a
new
mounds-
cniint,
especially
when
a
team
is
already
three
down.
The
Oyro
Club
and
the
.Mill
are
scheduled
to
meet
tomorrow
night.
They
had
a
fist
fight
at
a
!
recent
International
Ball
l,ea(rue
,
came
in
Balliiuore.
A
victory
of
Iii
to
I
on
the
part
of
the
Orioles,
over
the
BtilTalo
Bisons,
so
an-J
ige-ed
Manager
Webb
of
the
lal-:er
(earn
that
he
waded
tn
and
tried
to
wallop
the
umpire,
whose
name
was
,
Majcrkiirlh.
.
The
latter,
it
is
said,
held
his
I
own
in
the
battle,
and
hofli
men
had
their
faces
badly
marked
liefore
the
police
made
them
'break
away."
Bolb
were
nr-I
resf
ed.
The
Senior
League
fool
ball
Igame
scheduled
for
last
night
jnelween
the-
?oiis
of
Hnglaud
and
ticeat
War
Veterans
was
called
'oft
on
account
of
the
unfavor-jable
condition
of
the
grounds.
The
following
local
players
have
been
selected
o
workWt
Thi-rsday
night
for
the
series
with
Ketchikan
on
Domiuioi.
Day:
J.
Farquhar,
S.
Moran,
II.
Menzies,
.1.
Orey,
Wllsoii;
V
Memies,
Smith,
.lack
Ralchford.
W.
Mitcbill,
D.
Balfour,
D.
I.ld-wlone,
C.
'Scblenker,
A.
Roy
ami
Howard
Prizu-11.
There
will
be
nnolher
practice
on
'
Sunday
morning
and
a
third
on
Tuesday
night
next
week.
All
league
games
are
now
called
off
until
tifler
Itie
Ketrhikau
series.
The
series
with
the
Alaskans
will
consist
of
two
games
here
on
Inly
.1
and
two
Ml
Ketchikan
on
.Inly
I.
Einar
Beyer,
the
w'ell
known
Seattle
fish
exportt-r,
is
visiting
the
city
on
business.
He
arrived
from
the
south
on
the
Prince
Rupert
litis
morning.
SUMMER
SERVICE
C.N.S.S.
The
last
boat
on.
the
Spring
schedule
will
leave
Prince
llu-pert
fhr
Vancouver
on
Sundav.
lune
21,
at
10,00
p.m.
The
nex:
sailing
southbound
will
be
th-S.S.
firinge
tJeorge,
inaugurating
!he
summer
service,
leaving
Prince
Rupert
Saturday,
June
27.
at
6.00
p.m.
Afler
that
date
tioats
will
leave
Prince
Rupei
each
Monday
at
1.00
p.m.
and
Wednesday,
and
Saturday
at
rt.00
p.m..
Arrivals
from
the
sou'Ii
will
be
Wednesday,
June
'2
and
Friday,
June
2fl,
at
I0..10
a.m.
After
these
dales,
poals
will
arrive
from
the
smith
each
Monday.
Wednesday
and-
Friday
at
10.30
a.m.
Effective
June
20.
boats
for
Anyox
and
Stewart
will
sail
eacth
Monday
and
Friday
at
t.DO
p.m.,
and
for
Skagway
each
Wednesday
at
1.00
p.m.
Full
information
from
City
Ticket
office,
58
Third
Avenue.
Prone
2C0.
1
17
IN
PROBATE.
In
the
County
Court
of
Prince
Rupert
In
the
Matter
of
the
Administration
Act;
and
In
the
Matter
or
the
Estate
of
Joseph
llonscl;
Deceased,
Intestate.,
TAKE
NOTICE
thai
by
order
of
His
Honour
F.
McB.
Young,
made
the
10th
day
of
March,
A.D.
1925.
the
undersigned
was
appointed
Administrator
of
the
Estate
of
Joseph
Housel,
deceased,
and
all
persons
having
claims
against
the
said
estate
arc
.hereby
required
to
furnish
sanie',
properly
verified,
lo
me
on
or
before
the
30lh
day
of
June,
A.D.
IP25,
and
all
parties
indebted
to
the
estate
are
required
to
pay
the
amount
of
their
indebtedness
to
me
forthwith.
Dated
(bis
Slh
day
of
May,
1925.
IX
I,.
MONROE,
v
Official
Administrator,
Atlln.
B.C.
IN
PROBATE
In
the
Supreme
Court
of
British
Columbia
In
the
Matter
of
the
"Adminls-
linn
Act"
and
In
the
Matter
of
the
Estate
of
Oeorge
Bennett,
Deceased,
Inlestale.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
an
Order
of
His
Honor
Judge
Young
dated
the
51b
day
of
June,
1925,
I,
the
undersigned,
was
appoint
ed
Administrator
of
the
eslale
of
Oeorge
Bennett,
inleslalo.
All
parlies
having
claims
against
the.
said
eslale
are
hereby
required
In
forward
same,
properly
verified
to
me,
within
thirty
days
from
the
dale
of
this
notice
and
all
parties
indebted
to
the
said
estate
are
required
lo
pay
the
amount
of
their
Indebtedness
to
me
forthwith.
Dated
at
Princo
Rupert,
B.C.,
man
from
the
prairies.
He
can-ilhis
nth
day
of
June,
1025.
not
tie
nere
too
soon
for
ll
looks!
j
WATT
as
if
every
game
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going
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TROLLERS
Before
outfitting
it
will
pay
ou
to
uipc
-
:s
Trolling
(iear.
We
have
a
new
line
of
Salmon
Hooks,
Swlvells,
Cuttyhunk
and
Gear
of
all
kind.
In
our
stock
you
will
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everything
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Marine
Hardware
of
all
kt
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Hull
and
Copper
Paints,
Galley
Stoves
ami
UlcnsiK
If
it's
for
Hie
boat
we
have
il.
Boats
are
lost
every
year
by
fire
have
v.,
g
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v.
:r
Pyrene
Fire
Extinguisher
yet?
Yc
tell
them.
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and
see
us.
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HARDWARE,
LTD.
710
Second
Ave.
(Near
Post
Office)
LOGGERS'
CIGAR
STORE
HAS
REMOVED
to
building
next
door
to
Frizzell
Butcher
Shop,
across
from
Ihe
Empress
Hotel
We
carry
a
full
line
of
CIGARS,
TOBACCOS,
FRUITS,
CANDIES
SOCIAL
ROOM
IN
CONNECTION
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London
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Distilled
by
the
famous
London
processthe
gin
you
will
ask
for
again.
The
standard
of
purity
for
over
160
years.
$3.50
A
BOTTLE
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advertisement
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not
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or
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bJt
ids
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
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