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F.mnire
and
the
United
States.!
All
All
advertising
advertising
should
should
be
be
in
in
The
The
pady
Dady
New.
New.
0IN"e
Ollke
on
on
day
day
in
Road
Construction.
.Vegotia
lions
in
regard
lo
lhe
road
construction
out
of
thi
port
seem
to,
be
progressing
well
aud
there
does
not
seem
much
reason
now
for
holding
bacj;
lhe.
fommeiicejneijt
of
the
work.
Of
course
there
must
le''aocnment.s
"Slgnerf
and
"various'
details
worked
out
In
the
meaiitimejjiyince-.
Jtupert
iople
are
relive
under
lhe
delays.
United
States
Wins
'
'.
.
A
Tennis
Trophy.
'
"'
TJie
lennis
Irophy
has
once
more
been
successfully
defended
by
lhe
United
Stales
after
a
long
elimination
series
culminating
in
lhe
defeat,
of
Australia
by
the
representative
players
of
lhe
republic.
This
series
of
?ames
muses
a
good
deal
of
interest
in
sitorl
circles
and
shows
lbt
in
this
line
of
sport
the
oLiies.
suinas
wen
10
trie
tore.
lhe
feature
we
can
all
ciate
about
it
is
that
that
sjrt
is
purelv
amateur.
Getting
Ready
For
,
appre-
Big
Exhibition.
.
Owing
lo
the
inclement
weather
lh'e
labor
celebration
were
not
wfiat
might
ie1
called
a
complefesucces.
Considering
the
conditions,
they
were
excellent,
but
lhe
handicap
of
rain
and
wind
was
toqjKrel
JoBjake
or
what
mjghl
Improperly
called
a
success.
To
make
up
for
this
local
people
will
niiit
iheir
efforts
on
the
exhibition
and
lhe
sport
phases
of
it
as
well
as
the
various
exhibit-and
arnusemerit,
feature's
are
now
being
pushed
forward
and
it
is
expected
the
eve;tt
will
eclipse
former
similar
efforts.
A
great
deal
of
interest
has
Iwen
ri,nsi
i
,...i:.i
points.
Many
visibirs
will
be
Lere
and
it
is
on
in
Ii-;,ii
It...
..
to
do
Jier
best
to
enlertain
them
bi
retilrii
another
year.
them
and
make
it
worth
wbilp
frip
What
Is
Use
Of
League
Of
Nations?
If
the
jurisdiction
of
the
League
of
Nations
s
lo
be
qi,-KlW'"
,M!
,ht"
-rglniwlion?
According
lo
Se
of
'
'iregarding
the
court
niiiiiniatti
Z
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!ls
J'Tidiclion.
,...,,..,,
IIV
,,,
u
t-4,,,,1
nas
no
value
unless
that
power
of
enforcement
of
i(
decisions.
s7
twiAntr
IN
CANADA
Royal
Yeast
Cakes
reach
the
user
in
sealed
air-tight
waxed
oaner
even
after
packai
s
lhe
cakes
are
'pi
and
other
harm!
.
i
wrapper,
each
cake
being
wrapped
'vi
f
intnu
ou
iliui
e
has
been
opened,
otected
from
dust
tl
contamination.
"The
an
i-uri
nas
Mime
RICH
IN
VITAMINES
PRIEST
WINNER
!
OF
COLLART
CUP
I
Westvlew
Garden
Adjudged
Best
In
City
J.
L.
Lee's
Is
Close
Second
;
Thomas
Priest
Orahani
has
len
awarded
lhe
cup
10;
quality
pre-
Ypi.,
Variety,
ceding
p.iblfciitiorv
AH
.advertifinjr
eeieived
Jubject
to
approval.
titj-.
"ft;
cla
t-J.
........
nL.u-
Circulations.
'
neatoe.
7;
arrau?
Member,
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Daily
EDmo
CgirD'I
ue-day,
September
1,
1923.
The
judstes
considered
that
flowers
and
vegetable
should
rank
equally
in
alue
and
between
the
close
competitors
used
score
rani
as
follow
LABOR
DAY
DANCE
nnes
and
arrangement
and
display.
12.
Vejretable
Variety.
10;
quality.
10;
quautily.
12
H;
cleanness
and
-neatness.
12
S;
arrangement)
Hands
Across
Sea
and
display
5.
In
Time
Of
Disaster.
"On
this
tai
some
excellent
Nothing
but
the
deepest
sympathy
with
Japan
in
her
sore
vegetable
fra-den
where
flowers
distress
is
beard
here.
Industrially
and
elhnologirally
we
may
jwere
few
.lid
not
eore
highly
and
object
to
certain
phases
of
Japanese
contact
on
fliis
coast,
but
a
very
good
collection
of
flower
at
a
lime
like
this
there
is
but
one
thought,
what
can
we
do
to
was
in
a
similar
position.
heli?
Doubtless
within
a
few
days
we"
shall
know
the
full
ex-
"The,
juds
understood
that
tent
of
the
awful
catastrophe
anil
steps
will
then
be
taken
to
the
purpo-e
of
the
rompelilion
show
our
sympathy
in
some
appreciable
manner.
jwa
to
stimulate
all
round
gar-
Japan
is
our
nearest
neighbor
across
the
Pacific.
She
is
den
with
vegetable
for
utility
the
nation
that
has
made
Hie
greatest
progress
politically
s.oci-
and
flower
for
the
appearand
ally,
educationally,
and
in
every
other
way.
We
have
a
number'of
the
borne
and
city,
of
Jap-aue'"cithf
ris,livinji'iitlriisialid
thare
in
niostfespeetsl
The
entry
of
Thomas
Priest
is
estimable
people.
We
as
a
port
are
looking
for
much
closer
awaruen
ursi
place
ami
ine
entry
trade
relations
with"
Jajwn,
There
have
been
treaty
li
binding""
Jame
L.
Ie
us
and
now
there
is
Ihe
Ixyul
of
sympathy
foro
suffering
nation:
caused
by
no
faultwf
liersjlut
byHlli
freakisfi
forces
of
nature.
In
he
lime
of
tbei
calamity
we
exfenll
..he
hand
of
ftiendliip
and
when
we
(-an
learn
theieed
o
'.the
.hour,
doubtless
niore
will
lis
done
than
sending
mere
words";
'
eeond
place.
only
one-half
point
less.
Pie
judges
desire
to
record
highly
tieir
commendation
of
the
taller
entry."
ENJOYABLE
EVENT
Good
Attendance
at
Elks
Hall
Spite
of
Extreme
Weather
Conditions
In
While
the
bad
weather
made
;lhe
outdoor
snorts
unpleasant
yesterday
it
did
not
l.
any
ap-preeialde
extent
mar
the
enjoyment
of
the
dance
given
under
the
joint
auspice
of
the
Hospital
Auxiliary
and
the
Labor
Day
Hum.
niitlee
in
the
Klk'
Hall
last
night.
There
wvre
a
large
num.
her
of
young
people
present,
the
nm-ic
of
Halagno'
orchestra
wa
excellent
and
all
lhe
arrange.
meni
were
good.
Dancing
wa
kept
up
until
one
o'clock
with
in
lerval
for
lhe
sening
of
ire
cream
and
other
refreshments
between.
Those
in
charge
were
Mr.
Parson,
convenor,
.Mrs.
Jam
Lee,
Mr.
Sandison,
Mrs.
Hemming.
Mr.
Jarvis
McLeod.
.Ir.
McLeod
and
J.
H.
Meagher)
took
me
money
at
lhe
door
and
W.
M.
Hrown
wai
master
of
ceremonies.
Duringthe
evening
a
cake
pre-senlwl
by
the
LaCasse
HaVery
was
raffled
and
won
by
Mrs.
Hen
"elf.
Several
of
the
books
not
having
been
returned
the
other
raffle
could
nol
be
held
but
were
polponed
until
a
later
date.
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Princ
Rupert
Mies
are
hem
taken
J,y
Duraii
and
W.
O.
Fulton.
i
-
'
g
September
4,
1913.
The
Acropoli
Hill
tenni
courts
will
he
the
scene
of
some
excil-ng
and
keenly
conleted
games
lie
day
after
tomorrow
when
the
'lord
annual
Prince
Hupert
lennis
tournament
will
open.
En.
liasil
The
West
holme
Lumber
Co.
has
taken
over
lhe
lease
on
200
TeeJ
additional
waterfronlage
from
the
Swauson.Huy
company
making
its
total
fVontuge
near
Cow
Hay
ilio
fi-H,
M.
Albert,
manager
.announces.
The
company
is
stocking
lis
yards
Willi
-J
,0(10.(100
feet
or
lumber.
Mrs.
N.
M.
McNeill
is
leaving
on
an
extended
trip
lo
Hugland
and
France.
She-
will
spend
lhe
winter
In
lhe
south
of
France.
Hubscribe
for
the
Dally
News.
panist.
ram
vAiui
ewb
Titesdiiy.i'epteniher
i,
iu.
j
LUTHERAN
PREACHER'
WILL
BE
APPOINTED!
A.
Glere
Returned
to
St.
Paul
Last
Night
After
Looking
Into
Possibilities
V.
A.
Oiere.
Lutheran
Church
'student
pastor,
sailed
iat
night
v
-hy
'he
steamer
Prince
Hupert
for
pre
the
south
en
route
to
St.
Paul
via
sented
,y
AI.I.
Then.
Collart
to
the'ttl
",
,ort
Fair
Hoard
for
the
best
vegetable
'
X
made
lhe
d
of
the
competing
'V'
tin
of
a
garden
yesterday
and
the
winner.
The
ranlen
of
James
L.
Lee.
Kleventh
Avenue,
ran
a
doe
second
and
was
but
1-2
a
point
behind,
winning
the
special
commendation
of
the
judge.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Mr.
Oiere
i
for
!erat
1
1.
.
I
i
...
s
2
it.
A
iina
an.l
flower
garden
in
the
city.
The
""""
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Hon
xvitl.
a
viow
lo
i-lablUh.nK
H.
(judge.
AM.
M.
M.
Sle-S.li-n.
M.
Winslow
ami
K.
Van
Uaslel.
,u
'"""
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:
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,
l,r-
....
..
..
,
judges
ha
been
submitted
to
the
-
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v
.
va
.
-
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J
t.i
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2
,
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,
-
i
.
n
on
?ardcn
competition
for
the
Col.
in
auvance,
per
year.
................
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-
-
To
all
other
countries,
in
advance,
per
year
e7.50;rur
special
I
report
"
selected''0
appointment
perman
ent
pator
tor
me
city,
ne
win
aNo
report
to
the
Lutheran
Young
People'
Society
recanlinp
the
fishermen'
honve
project.
The
loeal
Lutheran
congrega.
lion
had
it
second
sen
ice
on
i
n
-
,
a
..in.'
an...
...
i
-
was
lonneriy
a
ifiupriimriu
tk'iilturalist:
j
"tin
behalf
of
the
judges
of
Hit)
there
was
a
pood
turnout.
(fiiere
preached
and
Mr.
Larsen
and
Mr.
Oiere
anp
solos.
V.
Vaushan
Davies
was
accom
MANY
INDIANS
IN
POLICE
COURT
ON
LIQUOR
CHARGES
A
large
number
of
Indian
en-
Joving
the
fall
vacation
m
the
city
fell
into
the
hn!i.t
'f
the
police
vrr
the
we-k-eud
ami
answere,!
to
various
liquor
barge
in
Magistrate
Me-Clymonl'
court
thi
morning.
Peler
Weley,
Kemielli
Wil
liam.
Martha
Denny.
M.
LelHilon
and
Joshua
It.vnii
were
each
fined
I0
and
cost
for
iiilovieation.
William
Williams,
Leander
mylhe
and
Davbt
Denny
were
as
sessed
25
an!
el
for
having
liquor
in
possession.
James
Wesley
paid
0
ami
iib
for
in-
loxicalion
and
supplying
respe.
lively.
Mr.
Lawson
and
Janie
Oreen
were
remanded
oa
charges
of
intoxication.
Prince
Rupert
Mrs.
John
Conway.
Miss
Sheifo
Omway.
Mr.
F.
D.
Hire
and
daughter
and
Mr..
L.
K.
Hud-dick,
Anyox;
V.
Mc'Afee
ami
H.
lioowell,
Ceorgetowp;
Millie
Johnston
amf
Henry
C.
Story.
Ketehikau;
A.
C,
Knight,
J.
K.
Scott,
T.
H.
lek,
jr.;
F.
T.
Fleming,
Charles
Weber,
Mr.
arid
Mr.
Olof
A.
Lundberg
and
on.
Vaneouver;
Murley'
Shier,
Norman
Harger,
A.
J.
lAell,
Fred
J.
Hale,
P.W.
Orr,
J.
T.
.North,
Mi-s
North,
H.
Y.
Izawa
and
H.
Ii.
rininipoii.
Vancouver;
W.
M
Leavilt,
Sixikan;
O.
H.
Saller,
San
Pedn.
Cal.;
W.
H.
Peltman.
T.
K.
Hnfk.
W.
F.
Lindsay.
Mr.
Marsh
and
Mis
Marsh,
Terrace;
Mr.
W.
F.
llinn
and
Mi
Aileen
J'lnn.
lialrnoral;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ho
and
Miss
Ko.
Halifax;
e-fge
Sandock
and
J.
McCredie,
Winnipeg;
Mi
l,oule
Smith,
Portland,
(Ire.;
O.
C
Lemieux,
Juneau;
C.
W.
Smith,
F.
F.
W.
Lowle
and
W.
H.
Hird,
Flmonton;
V.
K.
Pidcock,
and
Mi
Hoberta
Dill,
Vicloria;
J.
A.
William,
Stewart;
O.
Hansen,
8.
Jacohsen,
Mi
Agnes
Donaldson
and
Mis
Jean
H.
Louden,
city:
M.
Ii.
1
Hlanc,
Smitbers;
James
Lamb,
Cassiar;
It:
(llbson
and
C.
A.
Moore,
port
flssinglon;
Tbos.
D.
McCuire
and
.Mis
Martha
Jl,
Mc!uire.
Chicago;
W.
L.
Itesl,
Ottawa;
C.
M.
Ix-ining,
llazellon;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Alex.
Hutchinson,
Montreal;
(ieorge
H.
Crillln,
Carter.
Island;
W.
II.
Slewarl,
Monc-lon,
N.H.;
E.
Cunningham,
Seal-He;
H.
W.
Chambers,
Inverness;
O.
L.
Kelly,
XpW
Westminster:
Mrs.
H.
N.
Dclmohico
ajnl
Mrs.
Ii,
J.
Moore,
ShawalUns;
A.
W.
Col.
lins,
Fort
Oeorge;
Dr.
A.
H
Hayne
and
sons,
LakeUe
Lake:'
they
certainly
are
$ood
y
clears
La
n
r
BULL
DOG
SIZE
0.
A.
Margells,
Calgary;
Mrs.
Clive,
Ccdarvale;
C.
Lindslrnn,
Hemo.
Central
O.
S.
Fitzmaurice,
Digby
Island;
Chris
Dixon,
Georgetown;
A.
H.
McLeod,
lloe
Lake;
J..J.
Howey,
I).
K.
Murphy
and
F.
Ooirfon,
CX.lt.;
A.
Itosen
and
Tom
Penny,
Hlewart;
Alex.
Sproal,
Kllimaal;
William
A.
Wyllie.
J.
H,
Meniie
and
a
II.
Hoss,
Vancouver;
Harry
II.
Larsen,
Smilher;
C.
A.
Procuuier,
Vkloria;
.Nels
pearsori
and
K.
....
i
..i
.
....
iiuiuir,
jN-bfjHiri;.
a.
unison,
Huckley
Day;
p.
Creighlon.
Hegina;
W,
Olsen,
W.
Jiussell
and
H.
McKay,
Toronto;
Mr.
Mathers,
K.
Mathers
and
Mrs.
Oleson,
Sandnpit;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
It.
P.
Ponder,
T.
Yamabe,
K.
Mlwa,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ujei.no
and
Mr.
and
Mr.
Patrack,
Massell.
The
fire
department
had
a
call
at
(
o'clock
Saturday
afernion
lo
extinguish
a
chimney
fire
in
the
Palmer
House,
Sevenlh
Ave.
West.
There
was
no
damage
UUrnutf
tonight
at
the
Westholme
Theatre,
:
I
I
I
jSBBPPB
'Wrthin
the
Law1
II
vs.
.
I
',
'
meroncia
CIGARS
GENERAL
CIGAR
CO..
LIMITED
'
CONTROLLED
AND
OPERATED
BY
IMPERIAL
TOBACCO
CO..OF
CANA0A
LIMITED
Premier
Gold
Medal
-Beer
it
it
n
The
New
Wonderful
Beer
There
is
only
one
way
lo
prove
thai
PHH.MIKlt
'(iOU
MKDAI
II
F.Kit
is
besl
THY
IT.
Order
from
the
Government
Vendor
Today.
Prince
Rupert
School
of
Music
Musical
Director,
H.
Aubrey-Pryce,
professor
unJ
teacher
in
the
art
of
violin
am)
pinuo
playing.
Fall
Term
begins
Tuesday,
September
4.
Pupil
nm
now
be
enrolled
for
lhe
sensou,
Senior
Orchestra
Practice
-
Tuesday
eveniiiir
"
o'clock,
Junior
Orchestra
Practice
1'riilay
Kveriings
7
o0
o'clock.
For
terms,
etc.,
Phone
674.
Special
Teapot
Sale
.
Ve
',ave
ljeen
'ortunale
in
securing
an
assorted
crate
of
Old
n
English
Teapots
which
we
have
priced
exceptionally
low.
There
ure
several
siyles
und
sizes
lo
choose,
from.
Prices
run
from
UOc
lo
1.G0.
Tliey
ore
now
on
display
iriour
wiudow.
KAIEN
HARDWARE
CO.
P.O.
Box
1646.
608
Third
Ave.
Tel.
3.