Sockeye Run Setup Aimed At Naas And Skeena Rivers
The article notes increased official focus on northern salmon grounds and measures to aid sockeye migration. In Meziaden Lake connected Naas system a rock barrier was blasted and a cement fish ladder planned to help fish reach spawning streams. Provincial fishery expert J P Babcock reports progress and anticipates a later sockeye run, with continuation on page four.
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J. P. Babcock
Meziaden Lake
Skeena
Naas
Meziaden
Dominion
Fisheries Department
Yakoun
Ain
West
Woden
Mammin
Owen
Deenan
Ja- Joun
Telel
Hielen
Skidegate Chuck
Grand Trunk Pacific
Wheat Prospects Rise as Canadian Northern Expects Large Crop
Sir William Mackenzie, president of the Canadian Northern, after a West tour, says wheat yields should be excellent this year. He notes reports from superintendents and agents are favorable, and the railway will be well prepared to handle the crop. Continued on Page Four.
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Canadian Northern Railway
Sir William Mackenzie
Canadian Northern
Toronto
Jack Johnson Declares Paris Stay After Champion Visit
Paris reports heavyweight champion Jack Johnson has arrived and states he will never return to America, choosing to remain in Paris for the foreseeable future.
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Paris
Jack Johnson
America
Trust company closes as new Oregon law halts business
The first trust company organized in Portland closed its doors today after being refused a permit under Oregon's new trust company law. The long established firm could not continue under the new provisions and had to cease operations.
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Portland
Oregon
Bank Robbers Seen on Orcas Island Anew
Royal Bank clerks robbed at Cumberland were sighted by U S officials on Orcas Island off the American coast. The hunt for the bandits continues as authorities pursue the suspects across the water from Vancouver Island to the islands off Washington.
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Vancouver Island
Victoria
Royal Bank
Cumberland
United States
Orcas Island
Victoria Citizen Killed by Auto in Town Incident
July 11 Victoria a car struck and killed a local citizen named Thomas Proc tor. Seymour C. MacDonald, a prominent resident, confessed to police and is held on ten thousand dollars bail.
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Victoria
C. MacDonald
Thomas Proctor
Seymour C. MacDonald
Macdonald
World Wireless by All Red Route Connects Pacific to Atlantic
Newcastle N B July 11. This town will serve as the Atlantic terminus of the all British world encircling wireless system. Land wires will link Vancouver and Montreal, with negotiations to buy the existing lines between here and Montreal.
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Newcastle
N.B
Vancouver
Montreal
Deckhand sinks after overboard fall at First Narrows
Vancouver July 11 John Jensen a deckhand on the gasoline boat sinks fell overboard in the First Narrows today and was drowned. Los Angeles July 11 Dr J A Macdonald editor of the Toronto obe addressed the International Christian Hndeavyer Convention here and attacked pseudo Christianity saying the comfortable and well to do control the church and worship of the god of things as they are solves nothing between capital and labor.
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Vancouver
John Jensen
Los Angeles
J. A.macdonald
The
Toronto Obe
Family of Six Perishes as Train Hits Car in Los Angeles
Los Angeles reports a fatal crash when a train struck an automobile carrying the Hoff man family, killing all six members. Authorities described it as a catastrophic collision with a freight or passenger train in the city.
Failed Rural Entrance Exams Report Across Two Communities
The rural entrance exams results show no passes in Port Essington where three wrote, and none in Kitsumkalum where two wrote. A London telegram notes Turkey will occupy territory along the Enos-Midia line from the Aegean to the Black Sea, redefining the Bulgaria Turkey boundary.
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Port Essington
Kitsumkalum
London
Enos-Midia
Aegean Sea
Black Sea
Bulgaria
Turkey
Constantinople
Exchange Telegraph Co
Orangemen Celebrate Twelfth in Vancouver
Five thousand Orangemen are expected to march in Vancouver for the twelfth celebration tomorrow following a large turnout from external points. The city hosts a major gathering as the event proceeds.
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Vancouver
Spring Salmon Run At Langara Island Draws Hunters
A Langara Island season draws hundreds of boats and includes Indians and Icelanders chasing spring salmon off the coast. They employ trolling lines, spoons, and bait, with prices around four to five cents per pound and large catches reported despite evolving cannery plans and shifting markets.
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Masset
Langara Island
Hudson's Bay Company
Wallace
Wallace Fisheries
Naden Harbor
Cohoe
Langara
Prince Rupert
Salemen
Seton Ker
Lynch Named for New York State Labor Commissioner
Governor Sulzer sent the appointment of James M. Lynch of Syracuse president of the International Typographical Union to the Senate for confirmation after three failed attempts to place John Mitchell as labor commissioner.
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James M. Lynch
Typographical Union
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
New York
Sulzer
Senate Committee
Syracuse
International Typographical Union
Oil Reported at Yakoun River and Islander Plant Plans
Masset reports oil struck at the Yakoun River coal drilling plant. Langara Island lighthouse work by Cullison’s crew aims for year end. B C Fisheries plans a Langara saltery at Parry Passage entrance. Chief James Stanley dies at Langara Island. Masset Indians attend funeral. Queen Charlotte Islander to be published from Queens town with Miusset settlers’ second weekly issue. Taties Martin plans store at Sewell City. Star Meralty Company property taken for settlement. W G Gillett completes Masset wharf and builds at Sandejit. new wharf at Queenstown and floating wharf at Woden River. A Woden River boat building plant and local church store and poultry yards noted. School building application filed. Meteorological report noted.
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James Stanley
Masset
Miusset Intel
Taties Martin
Queenstown
Sewell City
Star Mealty Company
W. G. Gillett
Sandejit
Lockport
Delkatla Bay
Woden River
Woden
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Babcock
Sir Willlaw
Lakers
Kitwangar Valleys
Trust Company
City OF Portland
Obe
United States Territory
World Wireless
Canada
Pacific
DR. Macdonal
Chris
Toronto Globe
Church of the Day
Narrows
Carl Hoff
Hecate Straits
Langarn Island
Graham Island
Queen Charlotte Islands
Alaska
Pacific Coast
Yakoun River
Stown
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