Wednesday
May
28,
1924.
Blue
Ribbon
Tea
If
a
vote
were
taken
In
Western
Canada
as
to
which
is
the
best
tea,
BLUE
RIBBON
would
win
in
a
walk.
The
BLUE
RIBBON
family
comprises
half
the
entire
population
of
Western
Canada.
It
is
an
enthusiastic
family
and
adds
many
to
its
membership
every
day.
Sh
'MbSuSt
Our
Big
oe
Sale
Tin
Mill
i
ii
derided
.vh
lierause
Hit
public
nn
pelting
real
value-.
Inutile
nitr
Kton-
r'
lnziii
of
shoe
suitable
for
nil
Mi'
rniinfv
,d
tlx
following
prices;
95c,
$1.45,
$1.95,
$2.95
and
$3.95
WOMEN'S
SILK
HOSE
AT
$1.00.
Men's
Fine
Oxfords,
$5.45,
and
Men's
Shoes
at
$4.95.
Family
Shoe
Store
SPRING
STEAMSHIP
SERVICE
S.S.
Prince
Rupert
and
Prince
George
Will
sail
from
PRINCE
RUPERT
for
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
SEATTLE
and
intcrtiicilinte
points
each
TIiiips-l;iy
ami
Sunday
at
11,00
p.m.
FOR
ANYOX
Wednesday,
10.00
p.m.
FOR
STEWART
Saturday,
10.00
p.m.
S.S.
PRINCE
JOHN
fur
VANCOUVER
via
(Jueeii
Charlotte
Mauri.
June
7.
PASSENGbR
TRAIN,
DAILY
EXCEPT
SUNDAY.
Iwiva
I'rlm-
luiirrl
.
ml
p.m.
Ut
NlINi::
nKolUlf..
ntMoNTON.
WIN-NH'fcil,
Ill
point
Ea.lrm
Canada,
tinned
Slate
AOENCY
AIL
OCEAN
STEAMSHIP
LINES.
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Tlta.l
Orric.
S2t
Tltlrd
At
rrlnta
HuptrU
rhoo.
tU.
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
RAILWAY
B.C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
from
PrinceRupert
S.S.
PHINlifcOO
BIHIlIi
For
Vancouver.
Victoria
and
Seattle,
May
2,
13,
23
For
Ketchikan,
Wrangell,
Juneau
and
Skaflway,
May
0,
19,
30
'
8.8.
PRINCESS
BEATRICE.
For
Butodale,
Swanson
Bay,
East
Bella
Bella,
Ocea.v
Falls,
Namu,
Alert
Bay,
Campbell
River,
and
Van-oouver,
every
Saturday,
11
a.m.
Agency
for
all
SUamshlp
Line.
Full
Information
from
W.
C.
ORCHARD,
Qeneral
Agent.
Corner
of
4th
Street
and
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
UNION
STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
OF
B.C.,
LTD.
jaiimn
rrom
Prince
Ituprri.
f
VANOOUVEd,
VI0TOKIA,
Otaan
FalU.
and
wanion
may,
Tua4a,
P.M.
for
VANCOUVER.
VICTORIA,
AUrl
,
and
Bwanaon
lay,
Saturday
Noen.
roe
ANYOX,
ALIO!
ARM,
ITEWAUT,
W.I.I
laland,
EuiXay
I
P.M.
or
PONT
(IMPaON
and
Naai
RKtr.
Oanntrlaa,
PrMay
A..
Ill
Ind
Av.nu.
i.
Barnalav,
AianU
Prince
Rupert.
.C
BOYS'
AND
YOUTHS'
SUITS
Have
Arrived.
In
linn)
wearing
mnlerinls
at
moderate
prions.
EXTRA
BLOOMERS
OPTIONAL.
STEVE
KING
Phone
Green
85.
t
EDDIE
CRAGGS
FISTIC
WINNER
Gets
Decision
Over
C,
Drennan
of
Alice
Arm.
dumber
of
Bouts
Staged
CVCLONIO
PRELIMINARY
rperlal
lo
Daily
News;
.y.y.
AlM,
May
Itofore
a
I
hnue
filled
In
rapacity,
f
j
imp.
1
i
i
n
i
i
i
;i
r
i
ami
Ilic
inain
lioitl
of
a
boxing
contest
w9
pulled
off
here
a
I
Ik-
final
event
in
Hie
May
21
sports.
,l
I
ln
fistic
en.
runnier
went
Ihe
full
round
and
a
clean,
faf
.lrlie
of
flylil
wa
dished
lip.
Although
orii'
of
Ihe
preliminaries
wore
Ui
lie
nf
(lie
no
decision
yariely,
the
mill
went
trnng.
To
scrap
Wa
Hie
thin
(r.
and
no
faking
or
falling
down
was
noted.
The
firl
tit
Ihe
preliminaries
wa
a
I
wo
row
ml
two
minute
go
between
Hip
,'p
youngster
Hilly
and
Jlrrrmy.
And
for
H
year
od
Ihey
went
lrong,
hard
fighl-
Miig
and
no
ipiarler
aknl.
Next
Ted
Kcrgin
and
Hoy
Johnim
wenl
IliPir
Iwo
two-minute
round.
h'ergin
carried
Hip
fight
lo
hi
opponpiit,
Imt
Johnson,
oniiering
he
wa
younger
hy
year,
ami
nrtich
le
in
weight,
iput
up
a
great
ernp,
showing
a
natural
aplittide
in
the
fiIH
line,
nml
wa
highly
applauded.
Jarnell
and
MolTal
of
Anynt
being
nexi
in
i7.e
pul
on
a
honl
showing
excellent
fal
work
and
elean
fighting
resulting
in
a
I
raw.
The
preliminary
between
Sher-
man
of
I'rinee
Ituperl
and
!or
don
of
Anynx,
wa
u
fal
scrappy
two
round
of
fighting.
Sherman
led
the
fighting
during
Ihe
round,
and
u
a
reull
of
ex
perienee
gained
in
previou
hal-He
howei
Hie
more
scientific
fighting,
(lorrion.
considering
thai
he
ha
several
year
lo
u
efore
he
leave
Hie
teen
age
and
ha
Iteeu
in
only
one
or
Iwo
pre
liminaries
in
the
Anyox
(Syiit.
put
tiii
a
fal.
'la.y
scrap,
and
wa
highly
aoiiiiliiiienlel.
The
Cyclone
The
lal
of
Ihe
preliminarie
of
the
evening
wa
n-scliedulcd
two
round
go
helwren
Ihe
he.iv-
e
"Haltliug"
Hill
ami
Cowboy
Sam
Wlnslrom!
At
leal
lhat
i
Ihe
way
(hey
were
introduced.
Hill
initial
mliy
begin
wilh
a
ll.
hill
a
lo
whether
or
nol
It
land
for
Hullliinr
Ihere
are
truu'
douhl
and
a
lo
(iwhoy
Sam,
we
heiee
Ihe
referee
nieftnt
hi
hrnlher,
forjhe
fellow
who
foushl
II.
Hill
wa
none
olher
lhan
Cyrlnne
Sam
Win-
olmiu.
The
Lout
only
lasted
the
urealer
part
of
alout
12
MM'oinN,
i
will
lake
mtieh
lonirer
lhan
lhal
to
chronicle
Hie
major
portion
of
Ihe
Ihin?
that
hap
pened.
It
hnppenett
ouielliin
like
Ihi:
III
Ihe
!eeond
second
lifler
inlroduelion,
Uowhoy
Sam
lies
pardon
Cyclone
Sam
lore
into
II.
Hill,
knocked
him
olT
hi
piiard,
olT
hi
feel,
I
drew
hi
arm
into
hlpli
irear,
rained
I.
low
o
Hi"
riidil
of
him
and
lo
Ihe
left
of
him,
and
all
oilier
way
in
which
hlow
may
or
could
In'
rained
and
went
into
several
flinches,
lleferee
.In
inc.
Trinder
in
Irying
to
hreak
I
hem
received
a
Idow
on
Hie
coco
that
rained
him
In
see
viion
of
"ller
name
'
was
Alatnle,
Hie
mule."
Spinning
around
side-way
riiiniilelely
fortrellfiiK
Ids
duties,
anolheV
rlinrli
and
fall
from
I
he
fighter.
The
Iwo
seconds.
dexterouly
finding
an
opening
hehveen
the
eyclonic
hlnw
rescued
II.
Ilill'froin
under
NOTICE.
IN
THE
MVTTF.n
of
an
application
for
tlie
Une
or
a
I'riivUlniial
(
erlirirale
or
Title
fur
Lot
five
(),
BliM-k
IlilrtV-flve
i(Si).
Seftlon
one
(b.
City
of
I'rlnre
OiitutM
Man
QOt
Sallrartory
prf
of
the
1o
or
the
Cenirirate
or
Title
mverlliir
the
alnive
land
h.vhi
lti.Mii
ocfulnri'tl
Ii,
nip.
It
14
IIIV
In
lenlluii
to
I
ue,
arter
the
expiration
or
one
mouth
fn.ni
the
first
ntibllratloii
here-
or.
a
I'ruvl.liitial
Orllflraln
or
Title
Id
the
alMive
laiul
In
Ihe
iinnie
or
Mali
oey
ml
Mih
liki
rinini
ihe
orlalnal
Ceniri
rate
or
Title
Ii
il
l!
i'il
the
I
Sill
.Mivetnber,
,
I
W
1
3.
and
U
numbered
4741.
!
I.mul
IU'llry
ornre,
I'rllire
Hubert.
h.C.
Slut
March.
0l.
II.
r,
MACLF.on.
llfHHIrnr
or
Title.
WATER
NOTICE.
(Dlvaralon
and
Ui
Tiki'
Mine
n
timt
Hiinif
H.
Itablitrton.
'shime
adilren
I
Marlt,
will
apply
ror
a
llrrnre
to
take
and
use
s.niiii
raium
01
water
out
or
an
iiniiained
mnd.
The
water
will
be
diverted
rrom
lite
pml
at
a
point
about
inn
reel
north
of
the
H"rlli-i'it
Irot'iter
or
hi.
.ik
Ilia
li.l..
T.
pint)
VIA.
lOitei-n
Chatkille
llanK
and
will
be
tisctl
ror
hi.linm.il
purpose
iiiuiii
ine
unn
ne.
srrlhed
a
blurk
III
H
I..
I.
plan
l.
yiieen
Charlolle
lluiwl.
This
noilre
H
Hte.l
on
Hi.'
Rnitind
on
Ihe
ivth
day
or
May.
I0O,
A
ropy
or
(III
uotlre
and
an
appll-eallon
piir.naiil
tlM'rrlu
and
lo
the
"Wilier
Art,
mil."
will
be.
riled
III
(he
orflre
or
Ihe
Water
lleeonler
al
Prlnre
lliiiert,
ou-jertloii
to
the
appllratloii
tnny
be
riled
with
Hie
rah)
Water
Heconler
or
with.
Uh
r.oinnlMller
or
Water
Itlrtm.
Parliatnent
Bull.
linn,
Vlriorla,
H.C..
within
fifly
daya
alter
the
rirsl
appearanre
or
till
noilre
In
a
liM'al
newper.
The
dale
ol
tlie
rir.t
puhlK-allnn
or
this
noilre
U
May
tdtli,
II.
D.
BADIX0T0S,
Applicant.
YOU
CAN
EAT
ANYTHING
YOU
LIKE
AND
NOT
HAYE
HEARTBURN
In
til
rtft
t
heartburn
tbere
Ii
rniwlnf
mil
burning
pain
In
tlM
tfjmach
lllrnded
by
t
dlituri
itlte,
t,
bn
tm
murb
fwxl
Ii
Ukl)
into
lh
itnmarh
it
Ii
liable
to
rermrr.t
ami
1rin
trrnielf
Ciir,
vmnltluir
orrura,
and
bat
I
thrown
up
la
t'nrrally
aonr
and
bitter.
Wben
you
are
In
Ibla
roniluli.n
yinj
will
rind
that
Mllbiirn'i
Uia-IJrrr
I'lIU
will
lve
you
relief
rlfht
away.
Mr.
Joseph
H.
Narponald.
Ctirlnmai
Inland,
.wrlteai
"Twi
yeara
airu
I
littered
all
Hie
Urn
frn
heartburn.
I
tmik
one
vial
or
Mllburn'a
jna
l.lfr
Mlla
and
have
never
been
trembled
ulnee.
tt
la
very
nice
to
be
able
to
eat
any
thing
yoq
like
and
not
have
heartburn
any
more."
Mllburn'a
I.a'ta
l.lv.r
rill,
are
tie.
a
vial
at
all
dealer,
or
inalM
direct
m
re-eelpt
of
prle
by
The
T.
Mill
urn
Co.
Limited.
Toronto,
Ont.
Ihe
rope
and
though
not
stilling
Cyclone'
.rm,
quieting
Hiem
In
some
exledl.
.Iill
here
lie.
feree
Trinder
got
his
hearing
snmewhal
and
declared
the
hunt
off
and
it
I
understood
he
did
llli
Iterause
'Ihe
sufely
at
life
and
limit
of
a
referee,
in
so
small
;i
ring
wa
riol
secure
wilh
all
of
Cyclone'
arms
going"
at
once.
Main
Bout
The
main
hout
of
Ihe
evening
was
a
three
round
filil
hetween
C.
Dreunan
of
Alice
Arm
and
Kd.
Crairg
of
Anyox,
I
In-
fighters
weighed
in
al
110
pound,
and
were
fairly
evenly
matched.
Hraggs
seemed
In
he
in
Hie
heller
condition
not
tiring
n
easily.
Ikdh
fighters
showed
that
they
had
an
arntiainlauce
wilh
Hie
knowledge
of
Hie
manly
art,
mid
llir-i1
round
of
fast,
hard
fight
ing
were
served
up.
The
first
round
wa
even.
The
second
ami
third
round
were
in
favor
of
Oragg.
who
was
on
Ihe
aggres
sive
during
mol
of
iliese.
The
decision
wa
given
lo
Cragg
jiolh
fighter
finishing
strong.
ANYOX
HOLDS
CELEBRATION
Children's
Races,
Presentation
of
Medals
and
Dance
In
Evening
(Special
to
llaily
New)
ANYOX,
May
28.
The
weal
her
man
started
out
lo
he
unkind
to
youthful
Anyox
on
r.niiire
lay,
ami
the
hope
of
many
youngsters
were
hlighled
at
Ihe
pros-piH'l.
Ilighl
up
In
Hie
moment
el
for
gathering
al
Ihe
new
school
the
rain
dri.zled,
hut
Ihi
did
mil
deler
Ihe
eager
hoys
and
girl
from
nsemhliiig,
and
pos-silily
Iheir
ardor
had
something
lo
ilo
iwlh
1,1
ii'
sudden
change
in
Ihe
manner
of
the
maker
of
weather,
for
hefore
the
.sport
were
well
started,
he
condescend
ed
lo
smile
it
hit
over
the
hall
ground.
Aseiuhliug
al
Ihe
school
grounds,
Principal
Itoherlson
and
Ihe
leaching
slalT
romlueled
llag
exercises,
the
Jack
was
mast
headed,
the
children
sang
and
the
hand
played
"O
('aniula,"
Hev.
J.
II.
Ilihson
sM)te
on
the
significance
of
Ihe
day,
after
which,
led
hy
Ihe
hand
tinder
the
leadership
of
llandinasler
Yarnc
nml
playing
Inspiring
marches,
Hie
children
paraded
In
the
grounds,
where
noise.
making
device
were
handed
mil,
colored
drinks,
ice
cream,
randy
nml
cake
were
freely
distrihuled
until
Ihe
sport'
program
was
concluded.
The
hand
played
throughout
Hie
afternoon,
con-Irlhullng
greally
lo
Ihe
success
of
Hie
firsl
of
a
series
of
days
featured
every
year
hy
the
Community
League
In
conjunct
ion
witli
Ihe
liranhy
Company.
The
Races.
The
program
of
events
wa
a
follow:
iilrl
under
four,
I.
Ilarclny;
2.
Kerry.
.
Hoy
under
four,,
I,
Armstrong;
2,
Shell
on.
;
V
(litis
under
'I'Ciimernn;
tiraueii.
Hoy
under
sIvi'lr'Arnislrong;
2,
Camelling
;
V-
'
(Slrls
iiniler
'eigfil,
I;'
Ilarclay;
2,
I'ederson.
.
,
Hoys
under
eighj.'ij.llalilerone;
2,
Johnson.
'
:"
.
'
,
(Ilrl
under,
.ten.
),sMr.lonald;
2.
Ilarr.
'
V'
Hoy
under"
ten.
.
..
Arin-slrong;
2
IMllon.
(ilrl
under
twelve,
,
Cam-eroii;
2,
llerrin.
Hoy
under,
twelve,
,
Mcfion-aid;
2,
Ilarclay.
,
'
(llrls
under
fourteen,
I,
Mc-I.eod;
2,
(Ihapman,
Hoys
over
fourteen,
1,
Dupuis;
2,
Azimu.
INTO
THE
ATTIC
youngsters
today
ever
saw
a
horserhair
sofa.
Few
They
wouldn't
know
what
to
do
with
a
fire
taper,
carpet
stretcher,
or
coal
oil
lamp.
They
couldn't
braid
rags
into
a
rug,
or
wind
yarn
without
tangling.
But
they
know
the
how
and
why
of
typewriters,
phonographs,
telephones,
automobiles;
what
happens
when
a
push
of
the
button
gives
light,
or
a
kodak's
flash
fixes
their
image
on
paper.
'
'
Their
education
is
as
modern
as
the
advertisements
they
see.
They
have
no
more
use
for
the
lamp
and
chimney
of
yesterday
than
you
for
the
wick
and
tallow
of
the
day
before.
Advertisements
induce
such
progress.
They
,
urge
mr
if
wide
use
that
means
improvement
They
help
you
lift
the
out-of-date
into
the
attic
rid
you
of
the
water
buckets
and
soap
kettles
of
slavedom.
They
bring
late
improvements
within
your
reach.
;
Read
the
advertisements
regularly.
Keep
alert
to
the
new.
Without
advertising,
you
would
never
know
1
a
product's
worth
until
you
had
bought
it.
iirl
egg
ami
spoon
race.
I.
Gane;
2.
.MolTall.
Hoys
sack
race,
t,
Keelile;
2,
hupuls.
Needle
and
thread
race,
I,
Oal-
derone;
2.
Ilarclay.
Iloy.'
wheelharrow
race,
t,
S.
Ilarclay;
2,
K.
Ilarclay.
High
jump,
hroad
jump
ami
hop,
slep
and
jump,
11
in
all
three,
Aximtis;
2nd
in
alt
three,
Ilarclay.
!irls
harrel
race,
I,
Cohlerone;
2,
Kve.
Hoy'
liarrell
race.
I,
Ilarclay;
2.
Iiupuis.
Tug
o'
war,
girl,
leant
rap-lalned
hy
Cahlenuie
wa
first;
hoys'
lug
o'
war,
learn
raplaineil
liy
Dupuis
got
firt
priie.
Those
who
assisted
and
had
In
do
wilh
Hie
effort
are
ent
tiled
to
.a
larje
amount
of
credit
for
Hie
success
accomplished.
Me-
dames
C.loke,
Clay
and
Scotl
who
saw
that
all
were
well
served;
Hev.
.1.
11,
(lihson,
Messrs.
Holier!
son,
outhaiii,
Ingram,
Ford.
While
and
Hyan,
who
aeled
a
judge
and
starters.
Medals
Presented
llurinjf
Ihe
program
Hr.
Harper,
President
nf
Ihe
Community
League
look
occasion
to
present
medals
won
hy
hoxer
at
Ihe
League
Tournament
a
well
a
meinher
of
Hie
Colls
llaskethall
Team
who
won
the
.lunlnr
Cham
pionship
of
Anyox.
Winners
of
hoxing
medals
were
Hed
MolTall.
K.
Drown,
T.
Azimus,
(i.
McMil
lan,
(i.
McDonald,
1'.
Clay
and
W.
Moriisoon,
Colls
Haskethall
team
MolTall,
Clay,
Ilarclay,
Azimu,
Mcl.aclilan
and
Canlel-
lini.
At
nighl
Hie
grownup.
wound
up
the
day
wilh
a
very
uecess-
ful
dance
in
Ihe
gymnasium,
all
expressing
themselves
a
de
lighted
wilh
Hie
arrangements,
Ihe
music,
especially
coming
in
for
a
largo
share
of
flattering
cnmmenl.
Messrs,
While,
Hole
nml
waterman
were
Ihe
artiMs
Mrs.
Cloke,
assisted
by
II.
G.
Ford,
had
charge
of
the
refreshment
stand
and
P.
llynn
Ihe
tie-1
eoraling.
Sport
Chat
j
Allotment
of
nighl
on
the
Acropolis
Hill
ground
for
the
various
athletic
organization
Ihi
season
ha
heen
made.
The
Football
Association
get.
two
nighls
a
week
Monday
and
Thursday
one
week
and
Tuesday
hiiiI
Friday
the
next
and
so
on;
the
baseball
association
Iwo
night
a
week
In
fit
in
with
the
football
night,
namely
Tuesday
and
Friday
ami
Monday
and
Thursday
allernale
weeks,
and
Ihe
lacrosse
league
gel
Wednes
day
nighl.
The
lacrosse
andi
baseball
schedules
will
be
issued'
in
a
day
or
so.
The
next
base
ball
game
will
be
on
Thursday
nighl
between
the
Knights
nf;
Columbus
rtml
(ill's.
T
he
Edmonton
Journal
editori
ally
urge
Hie
development
of
Ihe
Knglish
rugby
game,
plating
lhal
Ihe'
game
has
taken
a
firm
hold
in
Kdmonlnn
and
lhal
there
are
now
six
fully
organized
club
playing
Ihe
game
In
Ihe
cily
now,
Ihe
paper
stale
t
tint
it
U
e.
pecially
desirable
al
thl
lime
that
the
Knglish
game-should
be
encouraged
in
view
of
Hie
fact
Hint
a
New
Zealand
team
will
probably
come
hi
Canada
in
11)23.
Continuing
it
say:
"A
u"
mean
of
lrenglhening
he
Imperial
bond,
I
here
is
nothing
like
com-petition
in
athletics
between
Ihe
different
portion
of
Ihe
Hrtllsh
Hotninioii.
Australia
and
New
Zealand
have
bolt
been
the
gainer
because
Ihey
have
excelled
In
the
same
branches
of
sport
a
the
mother
country.
There
is
no
reaon
why
Canada
connot
put
in
Ihe
field
a
good
a
fifteen
as
any
nf
Ihe
other
Dominions
and
it
is
lo
be
hoped
Ihe
day
h
nol
fur
dislaut
wlien
Ihi
will
bu
the
case.
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