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! AFTER THEIR OWN
t Protest Non-Payment of Taxes, For
eign Fishermen; Grant of
Licenses To New Arrivals
I Account taken from the Canadian
Fisherman
At its first convention which wa3
held in Prince Rupert on February
7 and 8, the newly formed North
ern British Columbia Salmon Fish
ermen's Association passed among
others, the following resolutions fo’
submission to the federal fisheries
\ department.
1. Whereas, it is common knowl
edge that Canadian fish buyers pur
chase Alaska salmon and sell same
to the Canadian markets without
pay'ng any duties on the fish, this
practice, which is contrary to the
lav, tending to undermine the price
of Canadian fish and thereby dimin
ish the earnings of the Canadian
fishermen,
Therefore be it resolved, that we,
the delegates to the Northern B. C
S' a lro o n Fishermen’s Association
convention, notify you of this con
dition and earnestly request you to
enforce the law dealing with such
matters, assuring you that the local
un*ts of this Association will coop
erate with the customs and other
officials in their endeavor to stop
such illegal practice by patrol of the
nternational boundary,
erable number of emigrants without
citizenship papers who have invest
ed their savings in fishing boats and
gear and have been permitted to
fish for salmon in the past and who,
as a result of an order issued by the
Department of Fisheries to local
officials not to issue salmon fishing
P-’enses to any man not possessing
s>.cn citizenhip papers, will find
ihe.nselves without employment,
thus being denied the privilege
HERE IS A GOOD GOOD POSITION
FOR A REAL WORKER
We are offering Permanent Posi
tions to a few reliable men and wo
men, in which an excellent income
from side-earnings .even to PARI
TIME workers acn be made. Durtng
our 35 years in business we have ap
pointed over 518.000 agents who
Bupply our household necessity to
»ur customers in every country in
the world. Many of our agents
have been with us over thirty years
and have achieved Financial Inde-j
pendence. Increasing local de-j
mauds and repeat orders, make i
necessary to appoint more local re
presentatives in many localities in
the United States. No special ex
perience or capital required. A
straight forward, dignified business
Why not represent the largest and
best known house of its kind In the
world. Send us your address and
the Manager of our Appointment
Bureau will send you FULL PAR
TICULARS. When we appoint an
agent we furnish free samples for
Trial Testa In the homes of your
locality, etc.
Address ALPHEUS BANCROFT
WASHINGTON, D. C., (Attention
Clerk No. 1), 1438 U (You)
•which they have been led to believe
! the past has been theirs, and
! moreover will have left on theiv
hands boats and gear without the
right to use same which is unfair.
Therefore, be it resolved that this
convention recommend that the De
partment of Fisheries make excep
tion of such men from the regula
tions.
3. Whereas, it is our opinion that,
the salmon fishing industry on the
British Columbia Coast is already i
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ciowded to the extent where fish-j
ing affords a low standard of living
as it now exists,
Therefore, be it resolved that this
convention opposes the issuances ot
licenses or permits to any new arriv
ed aliens.
in the course of the convention,
the fishermen discussed at some
length the proposals made by can
aery operators of this coast for the j
conservation of the salmon fisheries,
which resolution they decided to op
pose.
The convention, which attracted
considerable interest, was attended
by some fifty fishermen represent
ative of all parts and classes of Dis
tri<t No. 2. It marked the first oc
ctsion on which a successful attempt
haa been made by the salmon fisher
men of this district generally to
band themselves together for con
certed action.
Ambrose Reid of Prince Ruperi
presided over the convention at the
close of which the following com
mittee was delegated to proceed with j
the work and organization of the
Association:
James Field, Prince Rupert; Phil- j
lip Leighton, Metlakatla; A. Snell ,
man, Port Essington; Michael An j
der°on, Prince Rupert; J. F. Mur
ray, Jap Inlet; William Beyon,
Port Simpson, secretary.
NQT A COLEGE GRAD IN STATE
Seventeen per cent of 2000 t)oys I
in the state reformatory at Pendle-j
ton, Ind., have no education at al1 ;
52 per cent havee never gone be
yond the third grade, and 2 per,
cent have never entered high school, i
was the record shown by Prof.
Stout Scott, in charge of the re- j
formatory.
Scott further stated that in his
20 years at the institution, not one
college graduate was listed in the j
institution.
AT THE CHURCHES
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Rev. W. J. Maakestad, Pastor.
Sunday School at 10:30 a. m.
Morning Worship at 11:30 a. m.
Sermon by the Pastor. Theme
“Who is He?”
You are cordially invited.
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Presbyterian Church
Mrs. William Tamaree, Layworker.
Sunday School at 10:30 a. m.
Morning Service at 11:30 a.m
C. E. meeting 3:30 p.m.
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Best Meals Served at all times.
Service: 6 a. m. to 12 p. m.
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