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orer
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you
ts
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uot
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or
displayed
hv
""I"1"
uuaiu
or
uy
me
uovernment
of
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Colutubia,
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rich,
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COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon,
exeept
Sunday,
the
prince
Rupert
Daily
Xewf.
Limiled,
Third
Avenue,
II.
P.
PULLRN,
Managing
Editor.
Advertising
and
Circulation
Telephone
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and
Reporters
Telephone
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of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
DAILY
EDITIOJI
Wednesday,
May
20,
Good
Position
Of
This
City.
in
spile
of
the
lare
sum
of
money
being
borrowed
local
improvement
work
in
this
eil.v.
mosllv
extieiide.l
Jiuilding
of
roads
tlie
financial
rondilioii
is
evei-llnni
n.
the
for
Die
just
borrowed
beingrseeured
At
very
little
over
six
per
rent.
The
'
fart
that
big
fiiiaYicial
concern
hid
for
the
bonds
and
that
there
was
close
competition
among
them
speaks
well
for
what
others
think
of
the
prospects
here.
The
good
;
prion
i
due
uf
course
to
the
general
rise
in
price
of
bonds
and
good
stocks.
,loney
is
cheaper
than
it
wa
a
few
years
ago.
Those
who
bought
securities
then
have
all
made
money
on
paper
allhough
the
income,
from
it
has
not
changed
I
hat
Prince
Rupert
was
able
to
partake
in
the
general
trend
of
financial
conditions
speaks
well
for
her
stability
and
management.
p
Is
Similar
To
Provincial
Condition.
The
position
of
the
city
is
something
like
that
of
the
province.
Both
owe
a
good
deal
but
both
can
borrow
at
low
rale
of
interest.
The
province
can
of
course
borrow
much
cheaper
than
the
oily.
The
idea
to
be
gained
from
bolh
is
that
where
the
affairs
are
carefully
managed
and
the
monev
spent
is
used
in
productive
work,
the
credit
remains
'good.
No
province,
in
Canada
can
borrow
to
heller"
;k.niin
'
"
Ullllll
i.uiilllllili;
find
,
,
few
cities
...
of
the
,,
size
.
of
Prince
Rupert
can
borrow
to
better
""""
"'aV-.U.'-'M!
'oui
are
on
i
ne
ironlier
and
both
have
ex
pensive
public
works
to
cary
(tut;
yet
(he
credit
of
each
Is
good.
Parking
Automobiles
On
The
City
Streets.
A
bylaw
has
been
prepared
deajing'with
the
parking
of
car
Jill
I
It
A
)!
.In.vnl-,
II
!
I
.
.
"
....
n.j
nurris.
u
i.
unng
consiuereii
nv
the
police
eommis
sion
prior
to
being
submitted
to
the
city
cohncil.
,
Til
iljinKni
...ML.
-1...
.i"".
....
I
uc
ii
iu
will.
ii.ii
m.'i
1
1
ir
n
c
Tins
.1
.......i
I
.
.
.
bered
that
we
are
not
yet
a
big
city
and
that
we
have
plenty
of
i.
....
uui
sums
which
is
ai
present
iijiused.
As
long
as
me
C.HS.OU
me
streets
uo
not
annoy
the
people
who
live
opposite
them
and
as
long
as
they
do
not
interfere
with
the
hudnes
of
any
of
the
stores
or
other
concerns
adjacent
there
does
not
seem
to
be
any
good
reason
-why
the
owners
or
cars
should
not
use
streets.
The
thine
In
iln
hui,
;
i;.
.........
in
luij
in,
rriririiou
,
.
..
is
to
make
it
as
little
onerous
as
possible.
We
cannot
base
our
PQulptnt
inn....
II.a
.A
;
.
1
:
i
.
v.-n
..
ii.uiTw
mi
ui"r
r.xisuiig
eisewnere.
Cars
certainly,
should
iiot'
l.e
allowed
to
park
right
in
front
or
the
entrance
to
a
theatre
or
public
hall
because
that
is
hogging
the
right
of
way.
We
have
all
seen
cars
do
that,
right
at
t
he
beginning
of
the
evening
when
dozens
of
other
cars
had
to
disrharge
there.
It
is
only
common
decencv
to
keep
uch
en-ranees
clear.
To
put
all
cars
off
the
streets,
however,
would
be
n
needless
restriction.
The
streets
have
a
much
belter
appearance
with
some
cars
parked
along
-II
and
tl.ev
should
be
allowed
to
remain
if
only
for
decoration
purposes."
Tendency
Should
Be
For
Fish
Prices
To
Stabilize.
,
,;v1-!'.i,-,?-e'em'
0K'
if
,he
'f'nncy
Avnuld
be
for
fish
prices
to.
ftab.hze
fmpi
now.
on.
The
cold
storage
plants
will
be
biiyl
iig
for
bkas
wuiter
high
fn'exing
.nnu.L
while
prices'
may
not
go
anV-Im.g
.
.......
l
lIlc
iiM-i-iiifii
uiemseives
siiouKl
try
o
regulate
Recent
prices
hav
been
decidedly
an
improvement
on
those
obtained
early
in
the
season.
ARE
COMING
Bachelors
Urged
to
be
Ready
to
Help
Entertain
"Caseys"
of
California
Claiming-
dial
ninety
or
Call
lionnas
pretties!
girls
will
.he
I
members
of
Hie
Alaska
out
ins-
parly
of
California
council,
.No.
nu,
Knight
of
Columbus,
lour-
(ing
me
r.ir
nor!
h
next.
mouth
llie
(lolilen
dale
"Caseys"
have
sent
word
ahead
lo
the
nnrlh-western
and
Alaskan
towns
to
lie
visited
hy
the
party
to
have
nil
Hie
availahle
young
bachelors
ready
for
dancing
partner
al
Ilie
social
affairs,
parlies
and
dances
iil.inni-.l
in
many
of
tin
cihes
lo
he
called
ah
In-
lln
Caseys'
special
trains
and
sleamer.
Leaving
San
Francisco.
June
IS,
hy
special
train
or
Pullmans,
lancing,
din
ins
and
observation
cars,
the
parly
will
conned
with
Hie
Canai
lilll
Pamfie
ali.ntiu.c
'Princess
l.ouise,"
sailinsr
onlhe
night
or
June
If..
The
rnllowing
Insi.le
Passage"
and
Alaska
ports
will
he
visiled:
Vancouver,
nine
17:
Alert
Bay.
.lune
IH:
Prince
Huperl,
June
10:
Kelchi
kan,
June
l;
Wranjrell.
Juno
20:
Jun
eal.
Jtlnf
20'
Skucrwuv
Mine
21,
also
June
22;
Juneau
June
2.1;
Wranaell.
June
23:
Ketchikan,
June
2S;
Prince
Hu
perl,
June
21;
Alert
Hay.
June
ancouver,
June
2(1;
Victoria
June
20;
.Seattle,
June
20:
Port
iand,
June
27:
and
arrive
hack
In
Min
hrancisco
June
2t).
The
parly
will
carry
wilh
it
radio
receiving
equipment,
a
jazz
orchestra
and
corps
of
enter
tainers,
a
baseball
learn
and
alhlelic
srouns,
a
learn
of
girl
basket
hall
players
and
a
capable
degree
learn
lo
exemplify
I
he
major
rank
of
Columhianism
al
Juneau
on
the
occasion
of
tin
pariy
s
visit
in
thai
city.
II
is
believed
that
,
Supreme
Warden
David
I-.
Mitmle'
of
San
Fran
Cisco,
who
is
to
be
a
member
of
I
lie
outini;
parly,
will
preside
at
the
exemplificalinn
of
the
third
degree
in
Juneau,
Alaska:
mark
ing
llie
rirs!
time
in
the
history
of
the
Knights
of
Columbus
that
a
supreme
nlhrer
of
the
"Caseys
order
will
have
conferred
the
major
degree
In
(he
"farthest
north"
council.
Vnnn
rr
l'nlc
iiidhil.ntts
t
iarly
will
represent
the
Native
waugniers
oi
me
liotdeu
West
Catholic
Daughters
of
America
Young
Ladies'
Institute
and
oilier
oeielies.
One
hundred
and
lifty
people
will
coinprise
the
parly.
which
will
have
ror
its
chaplain,
Hev.
Father
Nicholas
Flat-ley,
chaplain
or
the
Caliromia
council,
Ktvlghls
or
Columbus,
or
.sail
rranciseo.
HUNDRED
MEN
WORK
AT
DOCK
Large
Amount
of'
General
Wort
and
Boat
Building
Being
Carried
on
There
Fully
one
huiulred
men
ffra
to
day
employed
at
the
local
dry
d.ocki
where
.
a,
great
leal
more
work
is'goinfroh'
th'itu
inosi
Je'o-
pie
(feem
10
realize,
with
an
occasional
nunc
notable
job
guch
as
the
overhaul
.
or
C.U.M.M.
sleamer
Canadian
Prospector
how
tn
progress,
there
is
a
lot
or
smaller
work
going
on
bolh
In
the,
woodworking
department
and
the
machine
shop.
Lately
the
wood
working
depart
men
1
has
been
turning
out
a
number
or
splendid
rowboats
ror
private
order.
These
little
bpa.ts,
ninef
twelve
and
rourleen
reel
long,
are
built
by
two
men!
I
.1
I.
.
I
.
i
.
.......
F
iii
iwii
min
nun
nays.
MUil!l
the
past
two
weeks
eight
have
been
built
ami
the
ninth
is
now
being
turned
out.
The
Canadian
halibut
schooner
Livingstone,
Cap!.
A.
Marlinsen,
was
laken
up
yesterday
and
will
have
a
new
keel,
shaR
log
and
slern
post
put
In.
The
Inverness
cannery
tender
Florence
is
coming
in
for
general
overhaul
as
Is.nlsn
(In.
Cn.
I'..
.
I
:
i...
in
...
.
i
nun
iimiinu
scnooner
J'ros-PTily'
A.
,
'
The
Digby
Island
derrick
scow
and
the
fisheries
palrol
sleamer
Marfish,
arc
also
hi
the
dry
dock
having
annual
overhaul.
The
fishinig
boat
Miavin
went
ntr
yesterday
aBer
having
a
general
overhaul.
The
slarr
or
the
yard
also
gave
some
assistance
in
the
nssenrb-lint?
or
the
airplane
which
will
h
riown
lolhe
Dease
Lake,
mln-
rnK
DAtLt
rot
NINETY
GIRLS
St
Lawrence
Route
Claims
Pilotage
Record
4x
illg
fields.
The
machine
shoo
al
the
dni-k
is
particularly
busy
on
nulside
orders.
W.
li.
Morgan
is
in
charee
of
the
machine
shop
and
C.
(I
It
Anderson,
the
wood
working
Ten
Years
Ago
.
I
r
t
In
Prince
Rupert
May
20.
1915.
i
The
Daughters
or
ll
ie
I'mniiii
will
hold
an
open
air
coneerl
mi
Salurday,'
ihe
proceeds
lo
go
lo
i
lie
ited
Cross
Society.
The
program
will
include
a,
male
sink
ing
parly
of
twenty
voices,
mu'ie
by
Ihe
baud
and
short
talks
by
Hev.
It.
It
r.r:mi
.
Willi.....
son,
M.P.P..
T.
D.'
Paltirtlo'
aii.l
W
.
.Morrow.
The
Westholnle
Ihealre
w.is
reopened
lal
night
under
the
inanageinent
of
Milchell
Albert.
Ihe
feature
film
beloir
"I
In
viil
larum.'S
Tomorniw,'-
nislil.
Inn'
per
eeiij
n
th,(
preds
al
the
tneane
win
be
turned
over
lo
the
Hed
Cr9s
hy
Jtr.-Alberf,
J.
1.
Shaw.
M.P.1
nnt
Mr.
Carmicliael,
members
of
a
com
mission
who
will
invesl.igale
the
claims
of
the
Indians
to
land,
arrived
in
Ihe
city
on
(he
Prince
Huperl
yeslerday.
They
were
accompanied
by
Charles
II.
(ribbons,
secretary
nr
the
commission'
and
an
Kid
newspaper
man'
or
llils
coasl.
i
nr.dt
in
trnTc
H
'
Vaneouitr,
w.
nILL5.
i
lPfcunnWiAwri
JM
I
rw.Uj-.n
.
Nine
PH
InJuitrUl
KtMrch
I
1
'
"ZKf
tain.
PlM.an4.
Alia...
kTk.
f
.
t
.
I.
t
p
...
...
.
.
....
I.
..wed
Int.
,
tUf
.ltM.ni
.1
M.-lr.l.
.Mt.
the
lUhlb....
.
"VlVr"
l'lat,
kr
tkc
plUt
Mill
Irair
her.
Canadian
Taciflc
S.8.
Mellta
early
in
May,
and
when
the
more
general
movement
of
tourist
to
Europe
be
gins
i
later
in
the
year,
large
r
numbers
uu""i
The
Man
in
the
Moon
.Y.9?-
r
MAXY
a
man
with
.-r
fair
sup.
ply
or
brains
cannot
read
his
own
writing.
IT
is
lo
be
Imped
Ihal
the
Mini
I
v
.11-..,..
..
i
...
.,
'NIK
garter
below
Ihe
knee
Should
not
be
exposed
lo
the
.
eye.
"I'would
be
heller
by
far
All
short
dresses
lo.
har
'
ri..
i.....
it.
t.-i
iiicmi
ironi
nningi
so
nign.
'
,
lers
for
use
bul
not
for
display.
SULPIIUH
they
.say
is
a'
thing
mat
slores
are
expecled
lo
sell.
Hut
whjf
should
you
go
there
lo
buy
It
Heller
wail,
you'll
have
plenty
in
hell.
,
.
'NIK
sporting
editor
says
there's
a
ball
team
in
Ihi?
town
that
is
ready
lo
cliallengo
Ihf
world.
I
he
I
Dial's
all
they'll,
do.
IF
children
arc
nshntueil
0f
llieir
parents
It
is
usually
Iho
parents'
fault.
A
1IAIH
raising
slory
may
bo
aboul
gliosis
or
it
may
he
about
Ihe
change
of
fashion
in
which
bobs
are
lo
disappear.
ALL
Ihe
arguments
and
pessimists
In
the
world
cannot
keep
i-rince
unpen
back,
onen
gels
Inlo
her
slrldc.
A
PKHSO.V
who
Is
wedded
lo
his
business
will
have
lo
gel
a
divorce
one
of
these
days.
'NIK
greatest
finnmv
llnl.tnn
j
Huperl
has
is
I
ho
man
who
comes
lo
work
lain
In
Ihe
morn
ing.
Advertise
In
the
DaTTyNews.
days
on
the
open
sea,
this
route
tc
Europe
affords
advantages
otbei
than
scenic
which
are
responsible
ilium..;
mainly
iUr
for
the
me
Increase
increase
In
in
traffic
irauic
ant
and
Of
...
them.
i
Vhethor
from
Id.
ITnOnl
K
t-i
.
Mates
or
Canada,
wilt
leave
from
nage
and
size
of
Teel
operatef
Quebec
or
MontreaL
With
but
four
over
It
t
SUMMER
EXCURSION
TICKETS
NOW
READY
Tli
Canadian
N
a
I
ion
a
1
Hallways
have
now
on
salo
Summer
Kxcursioit
tickets
In
Jasper
Na
tional
J'ark,
IMinonlon
nnd
Cal-(
gary.
lickeis
good
going
and
I'Mlin
relurning
direct
or
one
wav
via
-....
Mm
ui
i-i
i-u
iiii:iisi
nni
if
r
i
..
..."
does
nr.i
e,,..
um...'.
,
'
"
r
"ncouver.
incursion
lickeis
I..;
.
"
iiit,i
iiiiDtiri..
him
.
.
......
Any
more
sle,
inducer
!.
A.
.,'M"":.
l"',,"rn
would
prove
fatal.
TIIM
office
seeks
the
man.
e.
ejd
on
pay
day.
Then
the
mnti'l
seeks
I
ho
ollU-e
and
-is
job
persf.tdcnlly.
.....
.,T:,
fll.ll
II
lll.l
W
I
...
A
....
n
On
(ho
POMKf).H
objedi.
"fn
my
menlioning
garters
in
this
column.
She
ays
that
tfarl
not
modes!,
and
I
am
inclined
to!
Hie
same
opinion.
HIM,
III...
till
I.
l
sale
May
22nd;
choice
of
routes.
siop-overs,
very
low
fares.
l
ull
information
al
City
Tic-
kel
Olllce,
528
Prince
Huperl.
Third
.
Avenue,
Phone
200.
127
"PROVINCIAL
CLCCTIOMt
ACT."
Print
Ruprt
CUctertl
District.
Mcltnil
EltcUnl
oiitrlct.
MlTlrl-
If
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ihil
I
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Ull
Ulillf1..t
III-
lllh
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tl
w
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si
llie
lK.nr
of
10
o'rlnrk
In
th
fnren'in.
si
Oic
O.iirt
llimse,
Crlnrr
fluiiert.
hold
a
Htlii.fr
of
the
Court
or
ltt-vilon
fur
ilw-
the
Mlit
Electoral
Mulrlrtt,
mil
ir
hraiinsl
.,r,riiiniii.iir
anil
an
dfjjrriioii
lo
ilw.
rrlPiiiloii
or
ant
lume
on
Ui
ll
IUt,
or
lo
id-
resUtrillon
a
voier
nf
any
applicant
for
rrrKtratlon;
and
ror
in
oiiht
nirM.
mi
rorlh
In
llie
"Pro-Vlntlal-
KlrilWun
Art."
.
Iiaifi
at
frlnrn
lluirf,
n.fl,
IMS
th
flIllllV
A
IV.TT
rngllrar'
dr
Voters
for
tlie
Prince
ltiirl
ami
Markcntie
fck-ctural
,
r
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.
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I
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II
LAND
ACT.
Notlca
of
Intantlon
to
Apply
to
Laata
Landa.
.
in
I
li
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Hint
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liUtrlrl
or
frlOCP
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km
coi
or
fprr
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B.C.,
appnu-liimlcly
rivi
lulled
norlli
riom
the
iiniutli
or
Winter
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l.linllcil
nt
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o'i'U.alloti
paikcm.
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to
apply
rir
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id
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lf,
to
low
water
mark;
llicorr
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low
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tiif
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ml
lly
iltsni
rliaiiM;
tlicme
aontlicaul,
lwn
ill
rlmlimj
thrnre
Miiilhwcm
one
liiinilrcil
and
lly
chain,
more
or
IfS.
to
point
of
Ciitiimriircnient
anil
run-
laliilnK
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(3i
aero,
more
or
cossK
Mii.i.nin
i.imitkk,
Mame
or
Al!rnnl.
imtcil
May
Kill,
I95.
NAVIOABLC
WATERS
PROTECTION
ACT
R.S
B.O.
1806,
CHAPTER
11B.
THOMAS
TliOTIK.lt.
or
tlie
City
or
I'rinci.
li
n.i-rt.
In
ih.
1'rovliire
or
mitl'li
...i.iiiiiiiii,
(ir.iir.oi
i.m
r.n
.iiiii.i.
i.mi
haa
under
Section
7
or
Ihe
fald
Act
(I-tMimted
with
tho
Minister
or
I'nlille
Work
at
Ottawa,
and
In
the
ufrice
or
Ihn
IH-irlct
lierllrar
or
the
l.ainl
ncKllf.v
W-irlct
or
Prince
nnpcrl,
at
Prince
Ililpert,
ll.
C.
a
description
at
llie
aim
and
plum
or
a
wlinrf
and
pier
propoteit
lo
lie
hull)
In
the
prince
luiiierl
llarlmr,
Prirtce
Imtiert,
li.
c.
on
all
those
peruana
of
U'.I.k.h.i.I
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iiiiiii
inrri'iil,
li
HI
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iii
ii
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iii
nil
an
area
nr
I
HO-liioih
arre,
moin
r
le:
,
A.NP
TAKK
MOTICR
that
aMer
the
et-piraiinn
or
one
month,
from
the
dale
or
ihn
rimt
pntilicatlon
or
tills
Notice
Tlmma
Troller
wi
niider
aecllnn
7
or
the'
aalit
Act
apply
to
llie
Minister
or
Pillillc
Workf
at
hla
office
In
the
i:itv
of
oilawa,
or
a:proval
nr
the
said
alle
anil
plana
and
ror
leave
to
roimtrurt
llie
as
Id
wharf
tnd
pier.
fisted
at
Prince
rtnper!,
n.C,
this
0th
day
or
April,
te?5.
THOMAS
TflOTIFII.
By
Wllllarnt,
Ma
n
"in
k
(lonulu,
bis
Solicitor!,
I
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i
I
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1
1
1
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h
allenli,,.
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l
my
.
,
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I
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swer
an
the
varioii.
:
Laundr
m
l
I
Venice.
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eliiniiiali'
v.
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d
the
CANADIAN
STEAM
LAUNDRY
llll
5
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m
Hi
.
r..
I
.
Trunin
i
That
not
a
single
serious
accident
x
naa
occurred
on
toe'
St
Uiwn
nee
River
between
Quebec
and
Father
Point
during
the
season
of
navigation,
though
the
passing
up
and
lown
of
over
3,000
ships,
representing
a
tonnarn
nt
flftv
million.
been
recorded,
was
an
Interesting
siaienieni
maae
at
the
annual
meeting
of
the
Quebec
licensed
rilots
Association
held
in
Quebec
City
recently.
A
review
of
the
activities
of
the
last
season
brought
cut
the
fact
hat
there
had
been
3,012
sailings
between
Quebec
and
Father
Point,
each
of
these
ships
carrying
a
licensed
pilot
The
number
of
pilotages
recorded
was
the
highest
in
the
history
of
the
gt.
Lawrence
River.
The
fact
that
the
size
of
the
vessels
entering
and
tearing-
the
St.
Lawrence
has
b
en
increasing
continually
In
recent
years
makes
the
foregoing
achievement
all
the
more
remarkable,
as
this
has
naturally
Increased
the
draught
of
the
liners,
some
of
wjilch,
as
In
the
case
of
the
Canadian
raeifle
steamships,
reached
thirty
and
at
times
thirty-three
feet
Advance
bookings
to
date,
Indicate
that
the
St
Lawrence
route
during
1925
will
prove
even
more
popi
Iar
than
heretofore.
A
large
number
of
Holy
Year
pilgrims
to
Itome
will
en.
toy
a
trip
down
the
IUvtr
on
the
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