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XX.
Transpaciflc'Passenger
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of
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of
Circulations
DAILY
KDITION
Saturday,
July
28,
1923.
Entrance
Results
Credit
To
City.
Not
only
did
a
very
high
percentage'
of
candidates
pass
their
entrance
examinations
in"
Prince
Rupert
this
year
but
several
individual
students
made
uniformly
high
marks.
This
testifies,
lo
Ihe
efficiency
of
the
work
performed
by
the
teaching
slafr
not
only
by
those
who
Were
in
charge
of
the
Entrance
candidates
this
year
but
by
those
who
in
past
years
were
responsible
fur
the
elementary
work.
From
general
lolals
to
haud
it
is
apparent
that
the
local
passlist
was
on
Ihe
whole
considerably
higher
than
the
general
standard
of
Ihe
province
and
this
when
all
students
here,
on
the
decision
of
the
School
Hoard,
were
required
lo
pass
the
'strict
government
tests
instead
of.
.gaining.
promotion
on
Ihe
recommendation
of
the
teachers.
Mipennteiidenl
Campbell
aim
his
staff
are
deserving
of
congratulation
and
it
is
only
to
be
regretted
that
the
servires
of
Ihe
former
have
been
lost
to
the
city
wjlh
his.
decision
to
go
souin.
i
ne
ociiooi
jtoaru
will
nave
a
ciillicult.
task
m
finding,
bis
erpial
to
succeed
him.
4
Prince
Rupert
is
now
established
as
a
shipping
point
for
lumber
to
the
Orient.
Two
boat
have
loaded
here
already
and
indications
are
that
jiwre
will
muluiiie
to
come
steadily.
The
.
transpacific
freight
Inisin
will
increase
steadily
from
now
on.
it
is
reasonable
to
expect.
The
next
.business
will
be
that
or
carrying
passengers
for
which
Prince
Rupert
certainly
jias
all
Ihe
necessary
requirements.
This
port
js
the
terminus
"of
the
Canadian
National
transcontinental
railway
by
which
passengers
can
arrive
from
or
leave
for
the
East!
The
Canadian
Government
Merchant
Marine
boat
which
call
here
monthly
have
accommodation
for
a
few
passengers.
In
order
to
gel
a
speedier
pasyige
lo
Ihe
Orient
than
'was
possible,
out
of
Vancouver
liii
week,
a
passenger
rame
from
the
south
to
board
the
Canadian
Highlander
for
Shanghai
on
Thursday.
While
these
boals
carry
passengers
only
on
a
small
scale,
il
is
to
Jie
expected
thai
sooner
or
laler
provision
will
be
made
"for
Ihe
carrying
of.
large
numbers
of
transpacific
passengers
from
Ihfs
port.
'
Possibilities
Or
Mining
Here.
F,
C.
Dawson
bold
Ibis
jveek
of
fitrnres
be
had
reeivwi
showing
that
'Ihe
premier
Mine
had
produced
2'ner
cenl
of!
or
more
ni
an
uie
gold
and
fjlver
in
Ihe
Dnminion,
Jn
say
nolh
'g
of
eopwr,
the
production
of
.which
is
already
immense.
Th
Tim
Why
Can't
We
Save?
QNCE
agab
you
say
thb
as
you
fmd
Ujat
expenses
have
eaten
up
.all
your
income.
How
is
it
that
otlier
people,
with
no
larger
incomes
Jhan
yours,
are
able
to
buy
many
things
you
cannot
afford
?
Perhaps
it
is
because
you
have
no
definite
plan
of
allotting
your
income.
Our
useful
Memoranda
Book,
which
the
Manager
will
be
glad
to
give
you,
contains
Budgets
for
both
families
and
individuals.
It
will
help
you
o'
plan
your
expenses
with
something
o
spare.
A
lew
hundred
dollar
n
the
Dank
will
give
you
wonderful
feeling
of
security
and
independence.
THE
ROYAL
BAtf
JC
OF
CANADA
S.
Jf
MACLKOI),
Manager,
Prnce
Jtupert
branch.
nossibjlities
ore
great
and
Iheir
proof
is
praciically
complefe.
Few
people
reallv
realize
the
imnorl.nice
nt
ihe
mining
try
tn
Die
thncl
contiguous
lo
Prince
Ruperl.
BAPTIST
MINISTER
AND
HIS
WIFE
ARE
GIVEN
RECEPTION
Pleasant
Affair
Took
Place
Last
Night
In
Honor
of
Rev.
and
I
Mrs.
J.
SmlihAon
line
evening
was
uno
oi
jireai;
pleasure
lo
all
present.
J1.
II.
Limey
was
in
the
chair
anil
on
behalf
of
the
congregation
welcome!
Mr.
ami
Mr.
Stnithson,
Archdeacon
!.
A.
ttix,
iSt.
An-
ft.
Marker,.
Methodist
Church,
and
Capt.
Coleman,
Salvation
Army-
brie
fly
added
their
voices
to
the
welcome.
,
There
was
a
musical
program
which
included
vocal
solos
by
Miss
Knima
Cummings,
Mrs..
A.
Hunter
and
II.
C.
lliirgins,
a
violin
solo
by
Master
William
Murray,
and
a
pianoforte
duct
by
Mis
Mary
Muse
and
Miss
Irene
Morrison.
V.
Vaushan
Davie
wa
accompanist
of
Die
evening.
Mrs.
S.
Dawson,
on
behalf
of
the
Ladies'
Aid,
presented
Mrs.
Smilhsnn
with
a
beautiful
bouquet
of
roses
ami
carnations.
Mr.
Smilhsnn
replied
to
the
welcome
on
behalf
of
himself
ami
Mrs.
Smithsnn,
Itefreshment
were
served
by
Hi
Tallies
of
the
church
and
th
valhering
dispersed
with
singing
of
"Itlesl
He
the
Tie
That
Minds."
MANY
PASSENGERS
ON
TRAIN
LAST
EVENING
Two
Sleepers
Completely
Filled
Up
and
Extra
Had
to
be
Put
on
Willi
two
sleepers
completely
filled
up
ami
nll
Ihe
lowers
taken
in
an
extra
one
that
had
to
lie
put
on
to
accommodate
Ihe
overflow
from
the
regulnr
Friday
equipment,
Uie
irain'which
pulled
out
for
the
East
last
night
hau
the
largest
list
of
passenger
thai
has
been
carried
East
by
the
C.
N
II.
(in
a
regular
train
In
a
single
day
so
far
this
year.
Thirty
through
passengers
came
off
lb
Prince
Hupcrl
from
the
south
and
in
addition
there
were
a
number
of
night
passengers
from
Ibis
city
besides
a
good
number
bound
for
locaj
points.
GETS
THREE
MONTHS
Boatswain
of
Canadian
High'
lander
Sentenced
For
Aggravated
Assault
.1.
A.
Macdonabl,
boatswain
of
Ihe
C.G.M.M.
freighter
Canadian
Highlander,
who
leaded
guilty
on
a
charge
of
committing
an
aggravated
assault
upon
F.lsi,'
Cohen
of
Comox
Avenue,
was
sen-
lenceii
tc
.hree
month
rmpris.
onmenl
by
Magistrate
McClymonl
all
the
silver
and
10
per
cent
of
all
Ihe
gold
that
had
been
-mined
.in
Die
city
police
court
thir
iii
C-uinda
last
year.
That
is
a
Irnlv
remarknide
record
esneeinllv
imorning.
Milton
Gonzales
an
wnen
one
cuysier?
tflnt
Ihe
Premier
is
but
one
mine
in
a
dis-1
peared
for
Ihe
prosecution
and
trie!
lliat
has
the
enrnVarks
of
posesing
several
nUiers.
Wl;eii)'"
xv-
pa
more
mines
like
the
Premier
are
shipping,
and
iiinloubiedlv
there
will
be
before
long,
Jhls
district
may
produce
."0
per
re
nt
iT
Patniore
for
the
defence.
The
Mao
in
tke
Mom
SAyS:-
IT
J
an
optimisjic
man
wjio
gel
jii.irri.ed
on
Friday
Ihe
Ibir
leenfji.
:
SWIMMIN(i
would
sure
be
fine
at
(be
Lukes
if
Ihciy
was
spine-Hiiug
good
lo
drink
with
Ihe
water.
GUIl
Mayor
fenieinhiv
Hie
lime
wben
there
were
only
thir-leen
cliildren
nlle;ulingichool
in
the
city
uml
noyv
tbei-e
are
as
iiiauy
to
a
singje1
family.
NVIJO
ahead
t
say
we
are
not
goiiur
A
HOY
would
nre
have
a
good
time
wilb
a
dollar
buying
ice
rreuin,
cones
In
lermaiiy.
s
IT
I
bad
maimers
to
stage
dog
fight
at.
open
air
dance.
IT'S
wonderful
bow
many
dol
lar
worllj
of
crying
a
small
boy
will
pull
olr
hroiigh
losing
a
nickel.
TO
Hie
hungry
man
wiJbou
be
price
never
sit
net
Jo
Ihe
hoi
ilug
nIuimI
nl
a
carnival,
IF
you
ure
sulfering
with
your;
liver,
Jut
nave
up
and
buy
.a
fllyycr.
JACK
MILLER
IS
IN
CITY
TaIIs
pf
Recent
Ouo
Fight
In
fan
Francisco
as
Result
of
Which
j
Me
Was
Arrested
he
congregation
or
Ihe
IJap-
jck
Miller
armed
on
the
list
Church
last
nighl
hel.l
a
re-
Mrmner
I'tince
Itupert
yesterday
ception
in
the
church
parlor
in'afternoon
from
Vancouver
and
honor
of
Hie
new
pastor,
Hev.
J
..will
ho
here
till
Monday
liicou
Mini
n
sou
ami
-Mrs.
Munson
jThere
was
a
large
gathering
ami
nectioti
with
mining
interest
Mr.
Miller
explained
about
lh
gun
fight
oh
Market
Street,
San
Francisco,
In
which
be
was
involved
last
spring.
Ileumi
a
party
of
associate
were
proceeding,
up
the
main
street
of
I
lie
hiir
Califor.
nia
city
when
they
were
held
up
drew
Anglican
Church,
Hev.
f.j,y
nnolher
party
of
men
whom
they
mistook
for
"highjacker"
hut
who
turned
out
to
1m
member
of
Ihe
'Frisco
dry
aipntd.
The
Miller
parly
was
ordered
jo
stop
and
when
Ihey
failed
to
do
so
they
wer
fired
on.
Mr.
Miller
and
his
party
returned
Ihe
fire
and
before
the
affair
was
over
every
body
involve!
in
it,
including
the
dry
squad
men,
were
put
under
arrest
by
city
police
officers.
Mr.
.Miner
ami
Ihe
ntiier
were
charged
with
conspiracy
lo
vio
tale
the
Yolslead
Act.
Mr.
Miller
himself
i
now
out
on
25,Onn
bail
awaiting
his
trial.
The
party
va
indicted
and
was
to
have
come
up
for
trial
a
week
ajro
last
Mcmlay
hut
the
judge
died
and
Ihe
indictment
was
thrown
out.
The
grand
jury'
w
ill
ileal
with
tint
case
again,
however.
II
is
expected.
Mr.
Miller
reports
that
Califor
nia
is
not
a
very
"dry"
country;
in
spite
of
the
laws.
There
is
plenty
of
liquor
there
and
'he
do
main!
is
strong.
Jut
recently
at
Hollywood,
Jack
Pirkford,
tin1
nloyje
idol,
was
stacing
a
parly
and
dry
officers
came
in
and
placed
everybody
under
arrest
for
conspiracy
to
violate
the
Volstead
Act.
A
small
quantity
mf
chain
pagne
was
seized
as
evidence.
"All
you
have
lo
have
lo
get
ar
rested
down
there
is
a
cork,"
said
Mr.
Miller.
FRANCES
NICKAWA
IS
GOING
NORTH
Talented
Native
Jtectter
Will
Revisit
Her
Own
People
In
Wilds
of
Ontario
TOllONTO,
July
58.
Frances
Nickawa,
the
successor
of
Pauline
Johnson
as
an
cxpftne.nl
of
her
race
on
recital
platforms,
will
spend
the
summer
in
Ihe
north.
She
is
planning
a
canoe
trip
of
ruor'
than
650
niiles,
living
between
time
the
free,
untranunel.
led
lif
of
br
people,
learning
a
liille
of
Ibefr
language,
gathering
Indian
legends
and
snn?s,
and
felting
together
bei
own
lifo
tnry.
BOAT
ARRIVALS
?oubrn
poaf
TONIQHT-
Tomorrow
Alright
KKTbUtaB
.Lk
liMMbM.
rnv
anitsia
attMfe.
t
and
"
aM
ytsi
ImI
fine.
-Aatttr
Tbaa
rtls
tm
Unr
Re"
j
Oal
a
as.
(.
Tar
Speed
Up
Shaving!
And
find
new
comfort,
doing
it
When
we
ttarted
out
to
make
the
perfect
ih.
In
cream
for
you.
we
were
not
eonunt
to
Hop
when
we
found
a
way
lo
pnake
.shAving
nUktr.
It
took
ui
18
monihi
we
made
IM
laboratory
t
iperimenu
but
to
that
ine
aJvaatar
we
aMd
4
other,
to
make
abaving
eait,
to
take
sway
shaving
diicomfort.
Now
we
orfer
you
a
free
tet.
Million
ol
men
have
ma.!e
it.
Now
tler
refu
to
ue
any
other
thfa
PALM
OLIVE
SHAVING'
CREAM.
It
multiplies
jttell
250
time
in
the
richest
lather.
It
soften
Xt
not
"barbed
wire"
beard
In
one
minute
without
"rubbing
in."'
If
necary
the
Lthrr
tatt
JO
ult
minute,
on
your
face
pxwii
luuriouti
Extra
trong
bubble
hold
each
hair
erect
o
that
the
blade
cut
more
cleanly,
more
eavily.
Finally,
your
kin
!
left
amaiiuKly
coot
oft,
conilortabte,
by
the
blended
palm
and
olive
oil.
If
you
are
ileptical,
do
u
the
favor
to
make
ihi
test.
You
will
be
that
much
more
delighted.
Wc
are
the
only
poible
loer
'
Post
the
coupon
today.
Get
your
firt
10
ttiave
free.
Kdwunls,
Mis
Murrlson,
Prngurll,
W.
i.
Ilipsleiu,
Mis
Finnlaiul,
Ml
Mr
Ivor,
Colonel
Mallard,
llornce
I'..
Tlirusli,
Mr
nnd
Mrs.
Sbeppnnl,
Mr.
and
Mr.
F.
W.
CJark,
Mr.
William.
Mr.
Daniels,
.vjj.ss
Williams,
Misses
Mcliouald,
(I.
Poore.
Miss
S.
:anieron,
Jack
.Miller,
J.
W.
Wilkinson.
Miss
l.ea-k,
ML
T"'do,
S.
Kennanl,
Mr.
Tucker,
Mr.
Illue.
Miss
Cromliiis
II.
C.
iray-slon,
I.
Cromliie,
1'.
W.
Naylor,
Mr.
Lell,
Mr.
Ib-rg,
Mr.
Coufiehl.
Mr.
Ilurtoii,
Mr.
Mri'.ulluin.
Mis
llerlha
McCulliim,
Mis.
Jole
MrCulluiii.
Passenjter
passing
IbroiigbJ
on
the
steamer
bound
for
Slew-j
art
included
II.
S
MrCarlen.
Mr.
;('.rhy
and
baby.
Mr.
Ilavie,
Mr.;
and
Mrs.
Arkley,
Mis
Maybew.
i
W.
Smith,
Miss
Smith.
Mr.
ami
I
Mr.
Stewart
and
child,
Mr.
Me-J
Callum,
.
Norrje,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
j
Sfalnakrr,
C.
A.
Meh'eniie,
Miss
Myers,
Mr.
Parker,
Mis
Cameron,
C.
W.
Smith
and
C.
X.
llelly.
siiihseribe
tr
),
l)aj
New.
NOTICE.
-in
in
mr.
rnriory,
uie
riliu
A
ruhlie
Aiirllun
Sl-
of
r,.,tfnui.'nl
of
real,
bush
Cree
Indians,
she
,f,'
'n
m
Town
of
Atlin.
n.C,
win
be
was
adopted
wl,,.
four
ye'ars
obllr.rUrn0Il;TT;rVAu,M,'
by
Mr.
Ililey,
a
MelhfMlist
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fpwani
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in
Aiim
sjonary
Jn
Ihe
north.
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Child
uj.
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given
a
fjrst
class
education,
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lt.
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wut
with
special
atlentiou
lo
music
vihutitn.
mi
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of
m,
if
umjdi
tj
nnd
elocution.
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her
success-
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reraaic
fill
lecture
tour
ill
Fllgland
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sal
Liu.
or
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further
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Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
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20,000
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FloaUng
Dry
Deck
Engineers,
Machinists,
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laokarrUlhe,
Pattara
makers,
Founders,
Woodorkra,
EU.
Electric
and
Acetylene
'Welding.
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plant
is
equipped
to
Kadle
all
kinds
of
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Marine
and
Commercial
Work
PHONES
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Everything
washed
Your
flat
work
ironed
Other
pieces
returned
damp
That's
Thrif-T-service,
and
even
If
you
don't
count
the
expense
of
your
own
Jabpr,
Jt
really
costs
less
than
to
do
the
washing
at
home.
We
take
nil
your
washing;
cleanse
and
sjeriltze
everything
through
and
through
with
pure
mild
soap
and
the
softest
of
waters.
Then
wo
iron
your
flat
work
as
nicely
as
you
could
wish,
Jost
of
the
moisture
from
your
other
pieces
we
remove
and
return
them
just
rgty
for
you
to
iron
or
starch
and
hang
up
on
the
line.
All
t.he
hardest
work
or
washday
done
for
you
at
a
remarkably
small
cost.
Get
in
touch
with
us
today,
and
have
us
call
for
your
next
washing.
This
is
a
service
you'll
approve.
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Steam
Laundry
Phone
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