Those
Who
Enjoy
.
dUtlnctiv?
,flvor,
should
try
SALADA"
GREEN
TEA
r,
TreK
and
Delicious
at
all
times.
SQlM'frxwhere.
Try
it
todar.
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OAiLt
EDITION
Friday,
October
5.
1923.
Financial
Position
Of
Panada
Today.
Canada'
financial
oiitJiliou
compares
favorably
with
other
countries,
in
spile
of
efforts
being
made
lo
convey
lb?
impression
that
it
docs
nol.
In
l'Jtl
Canada's
taxation
per
capita
was
$21.21;
in
H22
it
'was
Ji2.i3
uu
increase
of
MO.UDft.
Our
national
debt
prri
capita
was
My.U7
in
lull;
in
1?2
it
was
$270.12
an
increase
of
w
1(1.25
per
cent.
In
Australia
the
per
c.apila
expenditures
was
$27.:in
in
10H;
in
11)22-if
Was
$57.:J2
an
increase
of
KM.lMl
per
cent.
The
per
capita
debt
of
Australia
in
l'.Mi
was
1
8.0(1;
iii
1022
it
was
50.(10
an
increase.
nf
1801
per
cent.
Hi
New
Zealand,
the
per
capita
expenditure
in
lOl'i
was
$5.Y;:)2;
iii
1022
it
was
1
11.00
an
increase
of
100.70
per
centi
or
practically
the
same
as
Canada's
increase.
The
debt
perj
capita
in
New
Zealand
was
$100.
5
iii'lOM;
in
1022
it
was
$811.00111
iiiciease
Of
08.20
pr
cent..
;
In
.South
Africa
the
per
capita
taxation
of
the
White
lation
was
$58.07
in
lOKt;
in
1022
jt
had
grown
(o
$Oi).o:j
an'
increase
of
05.:i(5
per
cent.
The
per
capita
debt
of
South
Africa
i
While
popi'.'ation)
was
si2i,:K
in
1011;
in
1022
it,
was
$5:in.05
an
'increase
uf
only
20.15
per
cent.
As
compared
with
lb?,
sister
Dominions
of
Australia,
New
Zealand
and
South
Africa,
our
Federal
taxation
and
our
per
capita
debt
are
away
bdmv
theirs
while
our
national
wealth
per
capita,
the
value
of
our,
resource,
and
ur
per
capita
production
of
new
wealth
are
all
gcatly
In
excess
of
theirs.
We
have
doubled
our
per
capita
national
expenditures
since
101
i.
Australia
has
increated
her
by
0i
per
cent.
Our'iiatlonal
debt
per
rapila
has
increased
since
.101
by
5HJ
percent.
Australia
has
increased
hers
by
1802
per
cent.
The.
ier
capita
national
debt
of
Australia
is
$80.
8
greater
ihau
.Canada's.
The
per
capita
national
debt
of
New
Zealand
i
$541,70
greater
than
Canada's,
The
national
debt
of
South
Africa
(While
population)
is
$202.00
greater
than
Canada's.
Comparison
With
Mother
Country.
The
.
fon)pari?on
with
-the
Mother
Country
whose.
staggering
burden
during
the
war
was,
jif
course,
immeasurably
greater
Ihau
ours,
is
still
more
striking.
The
revennss
or
in
other
words.
the
taxation
of
the
United
Kingdom
in
101
averaged
$17.00
per
rapfia.
ror
lliq
last
fiscal
year,
convening
sterling
at
par,
the
taxation
was
approximately
$100
per
head
of
population,
estimating
the
total
popnlalion
at
,000,)(0.
The
increase
in
per
capita
taxation
from
101
is
approximately
577
per
cent
as
compared
with
Canada's
increase
oftmly
100
per
cent.
In
regard
lo
the
net
debt
per
rapiii,
fireal
Britain
al
the
'
Ikppillllillir
if
flifl
llni
linl
o
rvnn
nanilii
.tt
tir
L
on
fi
:
..
-
approximately
$8oO
per
capita;
an
increase
of
fiver
one
thousand
'
perrenl
as
compared
with
Canada's
increase
of
510
per
mil,
.
Unite
State
'
Figures
Large.
.
Turning
lo
the
United
Slates,
the
comparison
willi
Canada
'also
affords
considerable
consolation
lo
the
Canadian
taxpayer.
;.'
In
101
the,
Unit?d
Stales
was
snendinir
on
ils
Federal
ad
minis.
Iralion
$7.2
per
capita.
In
1020
this
had
mounted
to
$0.1
per
c.ipiw
a
rumpareu
wun
i;aiiaiA's
!J2.r2
per
capita.
In
1021
the
United
Slates
reduced
its
per
capita
taxation
lo
$52.05
and
iasi
jear
in
.u..io
pee
capita
as
compared
wjlh
Canada'
$2.0.1
per
capita
last
year.
The
increase
in
tin
public
debt
of
the
vr.
-nnn
tiii.ii
per
Cillinn
J
II
J
J
JO
.fSUO.iV
Per
nil.H.i.
m
mi
increase
ui
no
less
man
J880
per
cejit
as
com
pared
Willi
Canada's
increase
of
510
ner
cent.
Tlin
nr...nlni7,.
increase
in
per
capita
luxation
was
03
per
cent,
from
101
lo
u
compared
wun
Canada's
increase
of
100
per
cent
Uie
satisfactory
frnlnre
of
the
American
biulgel
for
Ihe
nsl
Jhree
years
Is
that
both
the.
per
capita
debt
and
the
per
capita
laxi0M
aru
Jieing
steadily
reduced
and
the
comparison
with
Canada's
efforts
during
the
first
two
of
tljesp
year
eerves
to
nrmg
more
lorciniy
into
relier
the
fact
that
we
did
not
seriously
Marl
upon
our
own
allempl
to
serpre
nn
equilibrium
belween
revenues
and
exnpiiililiifiu
imin
..
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r
n
1
1
ii
1
1
i
ti
i-
i
ty
.
A
Profitable
Business
The
bfjsiness
of
saving
your
own
money
is
an
Wheapatt
of
your
salary
is
deposited
regularly
in
the
Union
Bank
of
Canada,
it
gives
you
a
jccm.uk
or
inacpenaence:
you
lenow
your
money
is
eate
from
fire
and
theft
;
and
your
deposit
is
earning
interest
all
the
time.
$
I
.OQ
opens
a
Savings
Account.
,4J
UNION
BANK
OF
CANADA
Prmc
Rupert
Branch
A.
T.
Broderick,
Manager
MANY
APPLICATIONS
FOR
CITIZENSHIP
Full
List
ai
County
Court
Regis,
try
Several
Foreigner
Have
Become
NaluraU
-
i
lied
Reoently
i
Many
applications
lor
natural.
izntion
arc
on
file
al
the
County
Court
registry.
Dales
for
hear
iutis,
which
are
held
before
JihIkc
Youn
nn
the
first
.Monday
of
each
inoiUli',
have
been
set
a
follows;
November
Mernard
Jolian
Amundsen,
Prince
lliiperl,
Norweirian.
IHchard
J
jhvard
Jliulsnn,
Hupert,
American.
Martin
llaiisen.
Prince
Norwegian.
Carl
Anpusl
,I.undnian,
February
4
Jrlnre
Hupert,
Prince
Hupert.
.Finn.
Dominlco
iorrenli,
Anyox,
Italian.
Alexander
?eppahanuner.
Prince
Itupert,
lliissian.
December
3
Alf.
Christiansen,
Prince
Hupert,
Norwegian.
Kverard
Forest
Duby,
Prince
Hupert,
American.
Martin
Conrad
1'rland,
Port
Clements,
Norwegian.
Martin
F.IIinpsen,
Princ
nupert,
NnieKian.
(linvanni
Favero,
Anyox,
Italian.
Andrew
Hansen,
Prince
Hupert,
Norwegian.
John
Albert
Sandstrom,
Stewart.
Swede.
'
John
Stubson.
llagensliorg,
American.
January
7
'Herbert
Anderson,
Premier,
Swede.
Michael
Haker.
Premier,
Slav.
Charles
Albert
fiijrirey,
Terrace,
American.
ZenRo
Higashi,
Prince
Hupert,
Japanese.
Joseph
Jackon,
Prince
nupert,
American.
Frel
Martinsen,
Alice
Arm,
Swede
AiishI
Norman,
Surf
Inlet,
Swede.
Charles
Peterson,
Premier,
Swe4e
Emanuel
Ferdjnard
Hae,
Premier,
Finn.
Anton
Serbieh,
Alice
Ann,
Aase
Torslensen,
Anisbury'.
Dane.
Clans
Holland,
Prince
nupert.
Norwegian.
ClUzanthiB
ttfanUd
Canadian
citizenship
has
recently
been'
grarded
to
the
Milan
D.
Hogdan,
Anyox,
Jugo
slav.
Jens
Dahl,
Princ
nupert,
Nor
wegian.
ngeln
Kustaccliin,
Hanks
Island,
Italian.
John
Lewis
Hamilton,
Haysporl,
American.
Samuel
K.
Jorik,
Stewart,
Mon-
tenigrin
biikA1
Iaptniiovici,
Anyov',
illus.
sian.
Aldo
Laaratlo.
Anyoi,
Italian.
Michael
I.ukich,
Anynx,
Serbian.
Jens
M.
Larsen.
Prince
Rupert,
Norwegian.
Martin
Marson,
Ocean
Falls,
F.s-
tlionian.
f'eodnr
Olynek,
Anyox,
lUiurna-
nian.
Charles
Osc.-jr
Orlnuisl,
Pripcp
nupert,
Swede.
Ivan
Malhla
Pellerson,
Prince
Ituprt,
Xorwegian.
Dave
Hapaich,
Anynx.
Serbian
John
Wnrobec,
Prince
nupert,
tkrainian.
Oliver
Marlon
Watson,
Anynx,
American..
Peter
Wingam,
Prince
nupert,
Norwegian.
i
Ten
Yean
Ago
October
5,
1t13.
Tim
Prince
Hupert
cninmilten
of
Ihe
Mainland
Fire
Under
wriirrM
AssoriaiMill
lennereil
n
coniplimenlary
hannuet
In
F
Seley,
assistant
manager,
af
the
O.T.P.
Inn
last
night.
Mayor
Pallullo
acted1
as
toast
niasir
and
among
I
lie
speakers
were
Aid.
Naden,
V.
Mi
Law,
Aid.
Dybhavn,
M.
M.
gtefdieii,
M.
J.
Ilobin,
(I.
A.
Kwecl,
M.
P.
Mc-
CafTery,
J.
I.orne
Macbareii,
K.
F
Doyle,
Aid.
Leek.
F.
II.
C.
Hrown,
O.
M.
Nelson,
V,
J,
Haymond
and
D.
It.
Taylor.
Many
compliments
were
paid
in
Ihe
course
of
the
evening
to
Ihe
work
and
elll.
eiency
of
Fire
Chief
D,
II.
Mc
Donald.
(Jeneral
Manager
Diekeson
of
the
White
Pass
.1
Yukon
Hallway,
who
passed
Hi
rough
Ihe
city
on
Ihe
Princess
Sophia
this
afternoon
hound
south,
mi
iwui
need
thai
the
company
wus
starling
a
stage
line
from
While
Horse
lo
the
Chisana
-gold
fields.
The
company'
also
intends
lo
gel
In
9100,000
worth
of
grub
to
the
TH
iiAILt
ffEWB
diggings
before
freeze-up.
Friday,
October
8,
10i?,..
1
.
If'
Made
in
Z
a
minute
,
I-
No
boiling
Ihe
winter
C.
C.
perry,
Indian
Agent,
re
turning
from
a
trip
lo
Ihe
in
terior,
reporlH
that
Ihe
high
level
bridge
between
llazellnu
ami
.New
lla.elliiu
i
now
aluionl
A.B.C.
AUDIT
Work
on
Dally
News
Circulation
Completed
and
Auditor
Leaves
For
Vancouver
J.
W.
Oraler,
auditor
of
the
Audit
Korean
of
Circulation,
left
lat
night
for
Vancouver
where
he
will
audit
the
circulation
of
the
Vancouver
dailie,
then
proceeding
to
Victoria
for
a
similar
purpose,
lie
spent
two
davrt
here
niakinsr
a
thoroiiRh
in-
vclifaliiiii
into
(he
circulation
records
of
Die
Daily
Vwn
for
the
big
national
ailvcrl
iner
wtm
line
ils
coIiiiiiiik,
Nothing
but
paid
circulation
J
allowed
ji
it
Jh
con-
sniereu
nun
paper
iienvereii
ijee
are
of
liltle
value
lo
jhe
advertiser.
;
The
Dally
News
Is
the
oiily
pfcper
west
of
Fdinonlon
and
north
of
Vnncouver4
Hiibmllting
ft
circulation
recordu
Ui
an
audit
by
the
bureau,
''
E,
..
Sinilli,
F.
Davis
and
A,
Duller
are
hooked
to
sail
for,
Vancouver
on
the
slemper
Princess
Alice
Ibis
evening,
sum
v
a
iuuai
1
LADDER
mmmSSCmSmlSmiSi
We
now
offer
a
delicious
new
xocoa,
instantly
made,
right
in
the
cup,
by
adding
boiling
water
undergoes.
Ask
for
Cowan's
I
N
STA
NT
COCOA
r;,
5BS
1
THE
COWAN
COMPANY
LIMITtD,
TORONTO.
The
Mai
m
the
Meon
j
!
SAYSi-
1
j
A
COMPANY
in
known
by
the
men
it
employx.
-
-
WAS
il
a
local
man
who,
when
Ihe
banker
pmke.l
him
how
much
wai4
hi
lhiiii
nunc!,
replied,
"About
a
cae
and
a
half."
IT
was
in
Kunday
school
that
a
little
girl
said
Muxes
must
have
hud
indiireslion
became
IL
knl.l
Dp
ihe
Hible
"fiml
gave
Moes
ilwo
tablets,"
WHAT
keeps
a
woinnn's
mind
fresh
Ih
Hie
fremiPnt
chanires
il
IT
is
suggested
,
al
a
person
needs
o
live
lonaer
Indav
Ihau
he
did
firty
years
ago
or
ho
would
never
get
bis
taxes
paid.
Till',
menu
is
not
un
M.riiiin,.
after
yf.u
haVa
ilined,
HnCB
divorce,
P.TP.I1NAI,
VOIlIll
is
a
.nnn
If
the
person
remains
slllv
phohdI.
to
enjoy
it.
ANYONF
should
be
nllnwo.l
In
live
beyond
his
means
as
long
as
ne
uoe
not
attempt
lo
borrow
from
us.
Then
I
should
nv
call
a
halt.
THKliH
is
musics
and
Mien
there
Is
a
song
about
bananas.
Also
a
google
from
Harney.
IF
you
ever
kc
narked
near
n
frolicsome
younif
collide.
Iiml
close.vour
eyijs
and
eal-s
and
Irv
lo
remember
that
you
were
yoiing
once,
Sold
inwK
half
pound
tins
only
o
-.:
.
WR5J
.
J3
ISJR
f
'1st
Northern
Polutechnic
Institute
TIME
TABLE
Hludeuls
enrolling
for
Ihe
following
oiili-
jerls
will
meet
us
follows:
At
King
Cdward
School,
Tuestfsy,
Oct.
9,
at
7
p.m,
Boat
Designing.
Iliiilding
(inlriiclii)ii.
(imimercial
(llookkeeping,
Shorthand
and
Typewriting).
C
Kl-rtriciiv.
,
i
Matriculation.
Hheet
Metal
Craftsmen.
Ktenm
Fiitfiueerinir.
At
King
Edward
School,
Wednesday,
Oct
10.
Krrehand
Drawing
and
Art,
at
7
p.iu.
French,
first
year,
nt
S,:iO
p.jn.
French,
second
year,
at
7,:iU
p.m.
At
Wallace
Slock,
Thursday,
October
11.
'
Household
Arts
Dressmaking,
Fanrywrirk
and
.Millinery:.
At
Wallace
Slock,
Tuesday
at
7
p.m.
Hnglish
for
non-KngliHli
Speaking
Slmlenls.
Hludents
wishing
In
enrol
for
the
above
subjects
may
do
so
between
Ihe
hours
of
II
a.m.
and
8
p.m.
daily
al
I
hi
Institute
Office,
Wallace
lllock,
or
al
the
King
IMwnrd
School
on
.Mondav
evening,
October
t.
.
O'i-
Prince
Rupert
CIGAR
STORE
"The
Service
Btore."
WI
CA8H
CHIQUIS.-
Agents
For:
N.
and
S.
ENGINES
Terms
Amsnf
ed
To
Suit
Purchasers.
Phone
Slue
SI,
'A