1
PAQtt
TWO
"
'
g-
-MJf4--
L.
A
Reputation
for
unvarying
Quality
is
the
Greatest
MarK
of
Distinction.
n
SALADA"
has
given
Matchless
Quality
top
Ol
yar
.
So
Delicious!
Just
Try
It,
T
Take
Good
Care
Of
Widow's
And
Orphans.
na
M
r.
kt
aj
Ml
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EDITION
Friday.
July
G,
1923.
People
generally
will
hack
the
(ireat
War
Veterans
in
their
demand
that
the
wjdows
and
orphan
t
soldier
he
well
taken
oare
oT.
AImi
there
will
he
a
general
demand
that
disabled
nien
shall
nol
he
neglected.
If
there
has
heeji
neglect
and
prejudice
iu
connection
with
the
administration
uf
Ihe
pensions
deparlmeiil
of
the
government
among
the
permanent
officials,
jl
is
Ihe
manifest
duly
of
the
povernnienl
to
see
I
hat
the
officials
either
change
their
ways
promptly
or
are
dismissed.
There
should
he
ihi
IrifJing
willi
this
matter.
It
is
loo
vital
a
question.
The
honor
of
Ihe
country
is
at
slake.
The
men
who
fell
were
'
promised
that
their
dependents
would
he
cared
for
hy
a
grateful
country.
It
is
doubtful
if
Canada
has
made
good
thai
pro-1
rhise.
Widows-were
never
given
more
Ihriu
a
mere
pittance
anc
orphans
were
almost
unprovided
for.
The
present
demands
oi
the
war
veterans
deserve
every
consideration
aiid
it
is
to
he
hopeil
quick
action
will
.follow,
J-
.
Interest
Taken
In
Prize
FighL
People
love
a
fight
and
ndore
a
fighter.
While
it
is
matter
uf
common
knowledge
that
prize
fighting
is
rather
a
degrading
Jnisiness
and
few
prize
fighters
have
ever
amounted
lo
much
as
.citizens,
yet
there
is
something
ahout
the
sport
that
attracts
the
average
man
and
holds
him.
Hundreds.
of
people
in
every
community
of
Ihe
United
Stales
and
Canada
and
even
of
Europe
anxiously
awaited
the
result
of
yesterday's
glove
fight,
even
though
it
was
expected
to
he
a
one-sided
game.
There
was
a
'phase
of
human
nature
appealed
to.
perhaps
nut
Ihe
highest,
.bid
one
that
is
deep
seated
in
almost
every
man
in
the
hig
cou-iest,
between
ivn
physical
super-men,
:
,
!
j
Those
who
have
walrheil
prize
fights'
have
noticed
the
lype
uf
men
who
are
most
in
evidence
on
such
occasions.
Any
man
who
gels
his
living
in
au
illicit
manner
is
there.
Any
man
with
a
remnant
of
the
barbarian
ahout
him
has
a
prominent
seal.
As
Ihe
harharian
is
slilj
.dominant
in
most
people
at
some
Mm"
in
their
lives,
most
people
either
would
like
lo
watch
a
prize
ight
or
read
ahout
j(.
Most
of
ns
glory
in
the
idea
that
we
are
he-men
and
not
fissies.
We
ralher
admire
the
man
qf
former
ageswho
fought
for
his
male
and
won
out
hy
superior
slrenplh
or
skill.
We
like
to
see
a
man
who
is
strong
physically,
in
whonrlhe
animal
predominates.
We
are
still
savages
at
heart
even
though
wr
profess
and
try
lo
make
ourselves
helieve,
that
.we
are
heromin'g
more
civilized,
and
that
Jlfe
lirufe.
nature
;
beinKsiibordinaled
lo
the.
spiritual.
Fourteen
Millions
-
To
The
Good.
The
Canadian
National
Railway
is
fourteen
million
dollars
lo
the
good
oyer
last
year's
record,
so
far
as
reported,
and
Ihe
r.w.,.v.
,
,
t
.
MMir.iv
win
on
inroiignnui
uie
year,
rlosifig
with
a
balance
in
favor
of
Ihe
new
management
of
at
irnsi
iiniiy
minion
unuar..
ii
is
a
good
record
and
one
Hint
will
make
Ihe
railway
president
solid
with
Ihe.
people
of
the
country.
Of
course
there
were
neonle
who
lmrjil
Mmi
tim
rn;ino.-
would
lie.
a
failure
and
that
they
would
he
given
an
npriorliniilv
....
'
'
.
in
:i
f.
-
1
I
it
mi
..i
imij
it
iur
iie.xi
ui
uniiiiu?.
I
ney
nave
circulated
reports
ahout
Sir
Henry
at
various
limes
and
other,
interests
have
heen
none
loo
friend!
v.
One
great
thing
ahout
the
new
management
is
that
all
re-
J""
iuMjruie.
h
greai
improvement
in
me
quality
of
serviep
to
Jic
pnhlie.
If
ihe
national
railways
can
he
made
to
properly
cryp.lhe
people,
that
is
what
is
wauled.
Puhlic
service
is
needed
from
a
pnhlie
railway
and
Ihe
coU
rmist
not
he
too
great.
At
Ihe
present
rale
of
progress
it
Jooks
as
if
the
railwav
would
in
lime
heroine
nn
aswt
jnpnd
of
a
liahility.
Steamship
Service
.
Is
On
Trial.
"
t
uV)e
,0n"nun
Mwljant
Marine
is
at
present
nn
trial.
M
?
djfiriilt
for
a
layman
to
discuss
tranportnlion
prnhlems
in-lejligenijy,
hut
this
seems
evident.
Whereas
in
Ihe
nasi
it
wnn
Ulmost
imniissililn
fur
ronn.i;-..
msn
:.i
i
.
.
"in
nun
iii
ijnu
iriinsponaiion
lor
ll'lir
,0,!,,p,"f'
,,0(lay
lhr
arp
povernmenl
sleamprs
earning
lirillkll
P.lilnml.
n
liin.l...-
I..
II
i-
.
ii
.
.
.
..
-'
r
,
"V
"nr,
iii
hip
utns
ni
uie
worm
and
the
Jumper
iii"vl-v
n-n-'iprQjic.
Saving
and
Investing
"Investing"
your
money
is
a
serious
matter
not
to
be
done
in
a
hurry.
Think
twice
and
ask
advice
before
investing.
Be
guided
by
experience
preferably
your
banker's.
Successful
investors
always
keep
in
close
touch
with
their
bank.
"Doublt
your
Savings
j
U
CAN
W
0onJ
UNION
BANK
OF
CANADA
Prince
Rupert
Branch
A.
T.
Broderick,
Manager
VISITOR
TO
USK
IS
DELIGHTED
WITH
IT
"Veritable
Paradise"
la
Expression
Used
In
Describing
Place;
Guests
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Kelch
Mr.
and
Mrs.
"I'.'
W.
Holllnijs
rf
Maiton,
Ontario,
arrived
in
i
u
f
vcrilalile
paradise
and
:y
lie
!ias'
spent
lliere
the
finest
holiday
in
forly-fivp
years.
Mountain
rlimhiug
has.hoen
his
pecial
rerrectinu,
snui
hotli
I'.e
Itiirnile
and
Kleanra
groups
have
hern
jiyen
the
once
over
hy
him.
I'l
ioilo
leavinpr
IJsk
-Mr.
Ilollines
wrote
his
fan-well
in
a
yjprse
which
reads;
Farewell
to
valley,
ami
foresf
treps
so
Inch,
Goodbye
lo
llornile
whose
lofty
peaks
reitch
Ihe
sky.
I
must
leave
this
little
cabin,
llavin?
spent
Iwo
weeks
in
peace,
loodhye
my
son
and
daughter.
My
duty
.calls
me
east.
Mr.
and
.Mrs.
Hnllinns
leae
01,
the
train
tonight
nn
their
homeward
journey
and
will
visit
mar
lied
daughters
iu
Brandon
and
port
Arthur
en
routp
lo
Malton.
APPEAL
WAS
WRONGLY
TAKEN
AGAINST
CITYi1-"
Question
One
of
Facts
and
Not
of
Law,
So
Ruled
Out
by
Court
of
taw
Hip
court
of
appeals
ps
terday
jrap
effect
to
a
preliminary
objection
by
respondents
ir.
Ihe
bearing
of
Ihe
O.T.P.
Development
Company
versus
Hip
Cor
poration
of
Hip
City
nf
Prince
Hupert
wherp
Hip
aspsmpnt
of
plaintiffs'
land
Jiy
Hie
court
of
revision
was
upheld.
t
II.
B.
Itoberlson,
K.C.,
with
Ij-
ward
F.
Jones,
appeared
for
re-
pondenls.
the
City
nf
Princp
Hu
pert,
and
held
Rial
no
riplit
of
appeal
wmdd
lie.
Court
suslnined
Ibis
objeclion
and
hearing
ended.
Swings
Mpan
Club."
Shp
mul
be
:i
second
Maggjp
having
som.
fun
willi
her
.liggs.
TIIKHK
was
a
Cine
in
B.C.
when
"Drink,
lo
Me
Only
with;
Thine
Hyps"
was
a
favorilp
song.
nui
now
inerp
is
kick
pnoijgh
ijj
almost
everjlhijig
fo
umlr
Ho
eyes
water.
NOW
that
everybody
is
safely
away
on
his
holiday
or
properly
married,
let
ns
pc
down
to
Jiijs!-ness
once
more.
Ih
Joim
Oliver
reduces
the
number
nf
const
itupneies
in
Brit
ish
Columbia,
what
about
;m
agitation
o
rpducp
Hie
sj.e
of
he
Canailian
SenalP.
I
siiggpsl
that
about
two
spnalors
of
Hip
kind
we
spp
thpre
would
1p
sutliclent.
-
NOW
thai.
Hip
world
is
safp
for
democracy.
Britain
is
allproplliif
lo
kppp
it
safe
by
building
another
airplane
Heel.
WAIl
is
like
a
strike.
IJ
is
easy
enough
to
start
one
but
neither
side
knows
when
to
rjiiil.
IT
is
dillieiilJ
to
recognize
JJo
sjgns
of
Hip
Hhiph
unless
yoi
wpar
rubber
Bred
sppclarles.
-
TBC
political
wfspj)pad
an
saying
fmnj
Jimeo
(imp
i,ai
an
election
is
iiiiniinent.
John
Oliver
laughs.
JACK
Dempsey
came
out
nf
Hie
bixigbi
with
a
bag
of
inoney
but
very
little
glory.
Gibbons
got
the
iflory
ainf
is
looking
for
(he-
m'oney.
A
PHOFITABLR
sulde.cl
for
debate
is
"How
many
nponlp
watched
Hie
Dempsey.
Gibbons
fight
nl
Shelby?"
SINGH
the
Seiuile
stepped
on
Hie
Manson
Lfmior
import
bill,
I
should
like
lo
see
Ihe
Ai.eom
out
alongsJda
he
Dailj
News
for
ubollliou
of
HuOHawa
Old
Man
IIoui,
TBI
DAILT
NEWS
Friday.
-Titty
V
jfj:!
OPTIMISTIC
MES8AQE
BY
PRINCIPAL
VANCE
TO
ROTARY
CLUB
URGES
PARTICIPATION
IN
POLITICS.
(continued
fivin
pajre
one)
nie,
last
week
he
was
in
Now
York
I'mide
in
Kurope
lunched
in!
London
and
dined
1
lie
same
day
ir
Pari.
IJIiisiraliui;
Hip.
spirit
of
inter
He
city
on
I
It
train
lat
uicht.
dependence,
Hip
speaker
tnenlioti-it
company
with
fheir.snr..;r,.law'pd
Imw
all
countries
ministered
rnd
dnuyhter,
.Mr.
ami
Mr.
V
.I.Jljt
mir
needs.
To
provide
an
or-Kcleh,
oT
I
sk,
willi
whom
I
hoy
diuary
"breakfast
inmiy
countries
I.UVfi
been
visiting
for
Hie
pas
ami
localities
contributed.
All
torlniplil.
Mr.
Pollings,
wtfn
i
wre
dependent
oh
oilier
nations
TO
years
of
ape,
describe
t'skjor
food,
'Clothes,,
reliKhui,
tliouuht,
and
litcraliirj'.
In
spile,
of
all
these
.things
Hie
world
bad'
not
yet
cauphl
the
spirit
of
tlm
family.
All
nations
were
bound
logetper
by
mutual
helpfulness
but
spirit
of
Hie
family
bad)
not
developed
so
Tasl.
lliere
were,
dangers
in
friendship,
'danger
of
I
friction,
misunders
tan
d.
i
n
r,
I
cosins
pnrposi
s.
i
lie
spirit
m
Hip
family
niul
pervaile
Hie
nations.
Hp
hoped
the
time
would
come
wIipii
secret
diplomacy
would
disuppear.
The
lime
woobl
Come
when
Hie
nations
would
lay
iall
their
cards
on
the
luble
and
international
treaties
would
be
poed
where
ol
T
might
ri'ad
them.
It
helped
a
great
deal
if
people
got
Hi.1
spirit
of
putting
themselves
in
the
oilier
person's
place.
To
look
down
on
ot'ier
nations
or
serlions
of
the
country
was
unchristian.
He
did
nol
liike
to
bear
such
expressions
n
"Chinks."
"Yanks."
"Slow
olil
and
Hip
other
on
Wednesday.
There
was
no
fipnlanienlal
difference
between
Canada'aml
Hie
l'niled
Stales.
They
were
Ihe
""
,""''""-1
fame
in
origin,
aspilalious
nMd
that
the
judgment
appealed
from
'
,
v
,,
was
on
facts
and
not
on
a
point
kjn(,
vrk
ftll0lt
,
(1),tl)l
,
1
The
Man
in
the
Mood
!
SAYS:
I'BK
caption
under
,
a
iipws-
paper
picture
if
Hip
jioIpiI
Brit.
h
lady
M.P.
ays
"Lady
Aslor
Ihe
south.
We
should
learn
lo
understand
each
other
iellr
.f
wp
put
nur.selve-
in
Hie
other
per
son's
filacp.
Emotion
vs.
Intellect
Turning
then
lo
interrd
rela
tionship,
Dr.
Vance
said
people!
wern
ruled
and
dominated
by
the
emotions
mitre
Hum
the
inlpMoct.
1
lie
urged
that
the
relationships
Im
dominated
by
love
aiid
yni
pat
hy.
Be
was
-an
Incurable
up.;
timisl
and
had
learned
that
w
got
what
we
expected.
If
we
looked
for
the
best
we
got
it.
The
liel
Ihiiigs
in
Ihe
worbl
were
v
...
.
Take
Hie
city
of
Princft
Hnper
.
He
did
nol
know
any
place
faced
with
such
insuperable
difficulties
that
had
made
such
rapid
pro
gress
as
has
this
city.
II
was
pe-H
ing
built
on
permanent
foundations.
The
whole
of
Canada
owed
a
debt
of
gratitude
to
Hie
city
for
its
cnlerprisp.
Elect
Best
Men
In
connection
with
govern
mental
matters,
Principal
Vane
said
one
thing
worried
him
about
servfe
clubs.
They
chose
good
m'en
for
their
clubs
but
they
often
neglected
lo
takn
an
interest
in
electing
nroper
representatives
to
governmental
hodie
such
as
city
councils,
legislatures
and
the
fed
eral
parliament.
There
were
people
who
served
for
selfish
mo
tives
and
others
wjio
refused
to
serve.
Both
were
to
be
condemned.
In
Hie
service
club's
was
often
foiindilhe
cream
of
the
city,
whereas
in
Hip
city
conn-cls
was
milk
lbre
Hmes
skimmed.
Government
was
not
al
ways
in
Hie
hands
of
Hip
best
people.
He
pled
with
Bin
people
of
the'cll
lp
elect
to
office
JU11
best
type
of
men.
They
should
all
tak
an
Interest
In
Hie
election
to
Hie
city
council.
Hie
school
boards
ami
the.bospilaf
boaro.
He
noticed
that
IJie
best
people
were
often
fooling
around
In
Hie
eddies
when
they
should
Jie
In
Hip
middle
of
the
stream,
All
should
lake
part
hi
the
selection
of
candidates
for
office.
The
sele-5-Hons
were
loo
often
made
in
soniejiody's
rear
offhv.
He
was
not
sure
but
It
was
hi
duly
and
also
thai
of
the
archbishop
to
get
into
sornp
political
parly
and
help
get
men
Into
office.
'The
speaker
said
be
under?
stood
someone
was
enndng
there
soon
to
(
Hiem
thai
Ihe
hope
for
Iip
future
lay
Iii
the
formation
of
a
third
p'arty,
lie
was
not
so
sure
that
this
was
Hie
best
method.
Hp
thought
It
best
for
Hie
best
man
lo
be
secured
to
serve
and
In
that
way
they
would
gel
good
government.
Prosperous
advertising
mean
regular
continuous
advertising.
1
nuwuis
MaBM
111
I'll
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LADDER
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Anwiriifu.ll.l.
Four
Hfndy
Sizes
A
Size
For
.Every
Need
You'll
Like
this
Creamy
Milk
from
the
Chilliwack
District
and
it
is
such
a
convenient
milk.
With
a
few
tins
of
the
various
sizes
on
your
pantry
shelf,
you
are
never
"out"
of
milk
for
Borden's
St.
Charles
Milk
serves
efjery
milk
need.
It
is
rich,
pure
milk
from
selected
dairies
in
the
Fraser
River
Valley.
Part
of
the
water
content
has
been
removed,
but
otherwise
it
is
just
as
it
comes
from
these
fine
dairy
cows.
To
bring
it
back
lo
its
natural
state
simply
add
an
equal
quantity
of
water.
Askyour
grocer
for
Borden's
St.
Charles
Milk
and
insist
on
getting
it
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ARRIVALS
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Rupert
Mrs.
fi.
II.
Bleerker
and
Misses
Mena
tirig,
Kalhlyn
Burnet.
Leah
Bleecker
and
Bessie
Moore
Tprrace;
A.
W.
Carter.
Oceanic.
A.
F.
M.
Coslnred,
DuluHi;
L.
G
Skinner.
Copper
City;
Arthur
L.
Brown,
Brooklyn,
New
York:
K.
L.
Buniet,
(J.
C.
Moxham,
I).
Howell
and
C.
K.
Sirdl,
Vancouver;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
II.
Pendleton,
Victoria;
Mrs.
fS.
B.
Itennls-'
ler;
)r.
and
Mrs.
A.
M.
Carlisle,
Lake
Saskatoon,
Alia;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
J.
Kelch,
Us.k;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
'J'.
W.
Boilings,
Toronto.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
B.
J.
Bishop,
Los
Angeles;
II.
Jessie
.McDonald,
Inverness;
II.
V.
Kergiu,
Alice
Ann,
Central
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VANCOUVER
Coast
Steamships
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
S.S.
Prince
Rupert
and
Prince
George
FOR
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
SEATTLE,
Intermediate
Points,
Monday,
Thursday,
Saturday,
11
p.m.
FOR
ANYOX
WEDNESDAY,
10
p.m.
FOR
STEWART
FRIDAY,
10
p.m.
S.S.
PRINCE
JOHN
for
Vancouver,
via
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
June
13th,
27th,
July
11th,
25th
PASSENGER
TRAIN,
DAILY
EXCEPT
SUNDAY.
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Trnre
Hnft
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poinli
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CANADIAN
PACIFIC
RAILWAY
B.C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
S.S.
PRINCESS
LOUISE,
8.8.
PRINCESS
ALICE.
For
Vancouver,
Victoria
and
8eattle,
June
3,
8,
16,
23,
30
j
July
7,
11,
18,
21,
26,
28.
For
Ketchikan,
Wrangell,
Juneau
and
Skagway,
Juno
11,18,
25
J
July
2,
8,
13,
18,
20,
23,
27.
8.8.
PRINCESS
BEATRICE.
For
Butedale,
Swanson
Bay,
East
Bella
Bella,
Ocean
Falls,
Namu,
Alert
Bay,
Campbell
River,
and
Vancouver,
every
Saturday
at
1
p.m.
Agency
for
all
Steamship'
Lines.
Full
information
from
'J
t
W.
C.
ORCHARD,
Qeneral
Agent.
A
Corner
of
4th
8treet
and
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
UNION
STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
OF
B.C..,
'LTD.
.ailiOM
from
I'rinrs
liirt,
r.f
VANCOUVIR,
VICTOBJA,
Ocin
rail.,
nd
SManaoi,
a.y,
Tuaada,
B
P.M.
for
VANCOUVER,
yiCTOniA,
Al.rt
Bar,
.no
Swan.on
Da,,
Saturday
No.n.
ftf
ANVOX,
ALICE
ARM,
STEWART,
W.la.
laland,
Sunday
10
P.M.
Tor
PORT
SIMPSON
and
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Rlv.r
OannwUa,
Pplday
A.M.
i
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