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TWG
The
Fresh
Flavor
HAROLD
LLOYD
of
delicious
THE
FRESHMAN
"SA1ADA"
GREEN
TEA
is
preserved
in
the
air-tight
5ALADA
packet.
Finer
than
any
Japan
or
Gunpowder,
Insist
upon
SAL
AD
A.
The
.Daily
News
PRINCE
RUPERT
-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon,
except
Simday,
the
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue.
II.
F.
PULLEN,
Managing,
Editor.
DAILY
EDITION.
Where
Will
Payroll
Come
From
This
Year?
Monday,
March
22,
1920.
Someone
asks
where
the.
-payroll
will
come
from
this
year
with
the
elevator
work
completed
-
and
the
mill
out
of
hiiHiie.
It
is
difficult
to
eeure
exact
figure
without
a
lot
01
trouble.
some
inquiry
hut
at
a
rough
guess
here
i
where
Mime-of
it
will
come
lrom:
Railway
machine
shop-
100
men
Drydook.
and
shipyards
loU
U.N.M.
office
and
warehouse-staffs
50
Cold
Storage
.
.
.
...
75
Reil
Mill
23
Dig
Ray
Mill
construction
30
Kaien
Island
Road
50
City
street
work,
etc
..
100
:
Uiiilding
-trade
.
.
-.
,
;
.;
200"
'
Halibut
fiherhien
200
Salmon
(rollers
.
.;
,..
200
Fish
houses
50
Railway
operating
staff
23
Elevator
operating
slaff
20
(iuvernmeut
uflA-es
5t
This
estjyrnale,
it
will
le
generally,
acknowledged
is
a
very
conservalie;.oiie
and
several
hundred
should
he
added
for.
minor
employments
which
cannot
particularized.
It
is
probable
that
the
Imildiug
jrades
will
far
exceed
two
hundred
and
that
the
u
eratiun
or
'the
elevator
will
increase
business
in
all
directions
to
such
an
extent
thai
it
is
impossible
just
now
to
estimate
it.
Then
there
are
the
business
houses
uptown,
the'
school
teachers,
those
who
cater
to
the
amusement
or
well
being
of
the-
com-.
munity.
The
tourist
trade
will
be
worth
considerable
and
tin1
Indian
uusiuess,
mining
auu
otuer
travel,
nils
win
give
an
idea
of
why
Prince
Rupert
is
a
prosperous,
community.
Advantage
Of
Living
In
Small
Places.
'
'
''
'
While
there
are
obvious
disadvtinlagesiili
living
iifra
small
piace,
mere
are
aiso
cowpeuaiiyuj.
which
are
mien
iioi
iuiiy
realized.
The
life
of
a
small.lo.vvri
is
more
or
less
of
a
community
life.
All
are
interested
in
their
neighbors
and
when
any
big
event
takes
place
most'
of
the
neighbors
Join
in
ils
celebration.
If
it
is
a
funeral,
there
is
a
big
turnout
of
neighbors
and
friends.
A
wedding
is
equally
a
attractive
and
losses
and
successes
are
subjects
of
sympathy
or
congratulation
as
the
cAe
may
be.
While
hr
a
big
city
a
man
niav
never
know
his
next
dolir
neighbor,
in
a
small
place
lie
may
know
his
neighbor
all
too
well.
Friends
are
made
easily
in
the
small
community
and
often
they
remain
life
frieiids.
'
Those
who
have
lived
in
"a
small
place
find
it
very
lonely
if
they
move
to
a
big
city.
,
'
Insurance
Men
Are
.
.-
In
This
City.
A
laYge
number
of
insuraiicVmen
are
n
the
city
loday
on
Ihe
way
lo
a
big
convention
at
Victoria.
TJi'ey
are
men
win)
are
engaged
in
a
useful
calling
tnuL
they
are
usually
good
citizens.
Life
insurance
is
one
of
Ihe
iiecessities
of
Ihe
present
day.
11
is
something'
that
everyone
should
carry
according
to
his
means
of
paying
premiums.
Provision
for
those
who
are
left
i
one
of
the
first
duties
of
a
good
citizen.
Many
men
are
"good
fellows,"
they
have
many
friends
and
are
looked
upon
as
extremely
popular
but
they
fail
in
one
essential.
They
are
dot
good
providers
for
their
families.
They
fall
down
on
one
of
the
.essentials
of
good
citizenship.
One
of
the
means
of
providing
well
fur
those
who
may
have
a
hard
bailie
lo
fight
alone,
i.UTe
insurance.
1(
is
a.
welf
established
business
proposition.
The
man
wKn
sells
another
a;
life
Insurance
policy
is
oflen
a
public
benefactor.
-.He
place's
Ihe
power
within
reach
of
a
man
of
providing
fjr,
his
fany'ly
after
lie
is
gone.
Without
lire,
insurance
jUn're
wiijd.b
much
more
hardship
and
,s)ifferiig
.in
the
world
loday.
''
.
'
"""
We
are
glad
to
welcome
the
life
insurance
men
and
hope
they
will
come
to
see
us
again
and
sell
us
all
the
insurance
we
can
possibly
carry.
It
is
a
good
work.
Studies
Or
Fish
'
Are
Mow
Being
Made.
The
difficulty
wilh
Ihe
slud'y
of
fish
life
is
Hint
il
tnkes
time.
Conclusion
haslily
arriveif
at
are,
oflen
found
to
be
wrong.
That
i
particularly
Ime
Where
the7,
crealnres
being
dealt
with
are
as
elusive
ns
the
sajmon
or
Hie
haljbul.
The
scientist
al
Departure
Ray
Riobfgical
slalion
near
Nanaimo
are
finding
that
many
of
Ihe
conclusions
arrived
al
previously
Iim'e
been
wrong.
New
lighl
is
being
sired
on
fish
lile
and
Ihe
better
Ihey
come
to
know
Ihe
fish
Ihe
easier
it
wilt
be
to
make
regulations
which
will
protect
litem
agaiusl
extinction
and
make
llu
m
a
sle;
dy
source
of
revenue
to
ilic
country.
A
food
to
study
on,
to
play
on
SHREDDED
WHEAT
Children
like
its
crispness
Famous
and
Popular
Comedian
to
be
Here
Thres
Days
"The
Freshman"
playc
liy
th
iniuiilidile
Harold.
Lloyd
leaves
the
audience
limp
wit
It
lauahle'
and
wanting
to
.stand
up
an
I
cheer.
It's
one
of
those
comedies
that
airs
all
your
emotions;
in
pulilic,
and
.van
laugh
alnt
urvj
and
shout
and
completely
forget
I
alt
dignity,
j
"The
Freshman"
continues
the
same
sort
of
sympathetic
eliarac-
teruation
eslanUshied
by
tlw
comedian
ijrt
"grandma's
Roy,"
hut
is
eveii'more
poignantly
ap
pealing
than
that
record
breaking
comedy
classic.
This
new
offer
ing
should
be
classed
as
comedy
drama,
rather
than
as
a
straight
comedy,
for
it
has
morn
than
the
.usual
quota
of
tieart
throbs
and
human
interest.-Dashing
Figure
.
Harold
is
well
named
as
Harold
Lamb.
He
dreams
of
catting
a
dashing
fisure
in
college
ami
reads
books
about
it
and
model
his
life
along
the
lines
of
tin
college
hero
of
romantic
fiction.
As
Harold's
dad
Says
"-Wljen
he
goes
to
college,
they
'll
break
his
heart
or
his
neck,
or
both.
v
Dad
was
right!
Harold
he
roine
the
unconscious
goat.ot
the
college.
He's
badgered
and
bullied
by
everybody
excent
the
little
girl
behind
the
elsrar
couiIL-
er
you
guessed
it
Jobyita
Ilal-
slon,
herself.
Harold
rails
foi
her
as
hard
as
he
does
for
llu
line
the
college
bully
is
handing
him.
-
He
appears
at
the
."Fall
Frolic"
in
a
tuxedo
Hint
I
lie
col
lege
tailor
only
had
-time
to
basic
together.
The
complications
are
uproarious.
Parts
of
Harolds
clothes
keep
falling
otf,
and
th.
tailor,
who
accompanies
pirn
U
lh
jiarfjv
in
-ae
0f
thrif'
very
complications';
eUc,opportuii'!
moments
in
the
mcrry-niakins
to
sew
the
sutl
topeluer
ani
ThN
evpienre
is
a
genuine
i
spiration,
and
Lloyd
is
personallj
responsible
for
much
of
its
success.
Football
Match
T4ie
freshman
has
been
mad'.
a
water-hoy
for
the
fool
ha
11
team
though
he
believes
he
"made
the
learn."
At
the
big
game,
win
his
college
is
losinir
fast
and
is
out
of
substitutes,
it
is
the
pool
heroic
little
Lamb
that
steps
jr.
and.
sates
the
day.,
liueu,
If'
exciting!
And
funny!
As
a
characterization,
Lloyd's
freshman
is
splendid
stuff,
and
Die
cast
is
not
only
roinpeten'.,
but
each
nlayef
is
imbued
witn
the
real
college
atmosphere
and
looks
and
acts
bis
part
with
ut
ter
naturalness.
Pat
Harmor.
especially
stands
out
as
Ihe
foo!
ball
coach,
-according
to
a
sub-
title,
so
tough
lie
shaves
with
a
blow
torch.
As
is
usual
will:
Lloyd's
pictures.
The
Freshman"
is
a
gi'eal
picture
for
the
whole
family.
THE
WHITE
DESERT
AT
THIS
WEEK
END
Film
Deals
With
Hazards
Drilling
a
Railway
Tunnel
Through
Rocky
of
"The
While
Desert,"
here
al
the
week
end
was
filmed
al
the
lop
ot
the
Continental
Divide
in
Colorado
and
Darker
believed
at
the
"Top
of
the
United
fcMate"'
presents
more
obsLicfes
and
perils
than
anything
he
has
Jackled
in
The"
story
was
adapted
tor
the
screen
from
the
popular
novel
by
Courtney
Ityley
Cooper.
In
order
lo
lose
none
ol
the
vivid,
portrayal
or
(he
book
Darker
took
his
entire
company
up
into
the
great
snowlands
where
they
raced
ever-present
death.
The
story
deals
with
the
hazards
or
drilling
a
railroad
tunnel
through
Ihe
Uncky
Mnunlalns.
The
undcrlakimg.
Is
considered
so
important
that
the
president
ol
the
company.
Paul
Macarlane.
is
living
with
his
daughter.
Ilobin-ette,
near
the
construction
camp.
John
Keith,
the
head
engineer,
and
Harry
Houston,
his
assilanl,
are
both
In
love
wilh
nnbinelto.
She
distribute
her
lavor'evenly.
An
avalanche
tart
ami
sweeps
down
over
Ihe
camp,
carrying
most
o"r
Ihe
buildings
and
men
over
the
precipice.
Grip
of
Blizzard
Wilh.
Ihe
Icleirrniili
instrument
dead
I
and
and
Ihe
the
rood
rood
supplies
uppies
swept
swept
away
f
WEEK
AT
THEATRE
Monday,
Tuesday
and
Wednesday-
Harold
Lloyd
in
Freshman."
The
Pacemakers.
'International
Xews.
Thursday
"Fine
Clothes."
Aesop'
Film
Fables.
Palhe
Itevii-w.
,,
Friday
and
Saturday
The
wiide
Drfserfj;
Mack
fennel
I
Comedy
Felix.
-
A
Severe
Illness
Caused
,
Constipation
Mm.
Wb.
Hill,
Warlla,
8alL,
write:
"Three
yean
ago
I
had
a
very
nevere
Uloed,
and
ever
ilace
I
have
aofTrred,
with
onitiuition.
A
Jew
tnoathi
ago
friend
advUed
jue
to
ue
Milburn's
sejves
In
the
grip
or
a
blizzard.
Put
up
only
by
The
T,
MUbura
which
each
hour
brings
near
tho
Co.,
LliUteJ,
Toronto,
Out.
Tiie
Imrriers
of
nature
?
4
menace
of
complete
isolation.
Keith
returns
from
a
trip
after
trying
to
find
the
broken
wires.
Un
is
hair
frozen
to
death.
While
ltarrv
i
unnn
nn
n
lilio
bis
directorial
career.
I
,ni'nn
Ir,,ck
Larson
threatens
I
If.
......I.
..n...
.
fh
l,
...
ii,
wi.-.iiv
tc-iwranre
on
jioiineiie.
The
wlory
it,
brought
to
a
grip-
T
dill.
aJthmiirh
tint
CTWlnp
ny
rut,
but
I
tm
firm.!
to
y
that
llnce
uing
I
hem
X
have
had
pcrfett
ue
of
ray
bowf
U
wlthput
Dy
trouli1
or
ain,
snd
have
never
had
VI
1!
1.
'
1
-
w
.T.
v
"27;
?.-o"
U"Livr
1
UU
them.!
f'1'
'Td.
he
survivors
f
nd
,
4
Monday,
Mm
fit
2,
m:
Name
every
feature
you
want
in
a
spring
and
you
describe
the
Slumber
King
.,5
,
If
you
wrctc
down
everything
you
perfect
bedsprinjj
could
exist.
Hut
could
rled
e
in
a
hedEnrimr.
wouldn't
it
actually
does
the
Slumber
Kinv.
your
list
read
like
this?
Luxurious
case
in
even;
sleeping
position.
Two
people
cushioned
as
comfortably
as
one.
No
sagging
edges
or
centre.
Quiet.
Box
spring
height.
Easy
.to
keep
clean.
No
sharp
corners
to
tear
bedclothes.
Lifetime
service.
Most
value.
Low
price.
It
may
be
hard
to
believe
that
such
a
Prove
it
yourself.
Study
the
features
of
this
matchless
spring,
at
any
store.
To
get
the
full
luxuey
from
your
Slumber
King,
of
course
you
will
want
the
mattress
it
deserves
the
finest
cotton
mattress
and
biggest
value
in
Canada
for
more
than
30
years
the
Ostertnoor.
Sold
everywhere
in
the
Dominion
at
one
low
price,
only
$25.
11
AM
f
TVT
i
VJL
IV
JL
J
1
1
BED
SPRING
jping
climax.
It
i
umiucstion
'ably
one
of
Darker'
greatest,
i
picture
and
according;
to
advance
ICIiorls
it
IMirlr:,vs
uilh
Inu-'
j
realism
the
terrifir
struggle
Until
.
liiiaii
lias
mad
nainsl
the
great
j
DRAMATIC
COMEDY
OF
1
MATRIMONIAL
LIFE'
Fine
Clothes
Is
to
be
Shown
Hera;
on
Thursday
Only
of
This
Week
i
"Fine
Clothe"
coming
here
(Thursday
only
of
this
week,
Is
au
adaptation
Ironi
a
stage
play
by
i-ranz
Jioinar.
Denjaniin
F.
ilazer,
who
Irans.l'atM
"l.lllom.
'
The
Swan"
and
many
other
nt
Molnar
s
slorfes
mid
plays,
pr-lared
the
tmnslation
or
this
dcliire
and
also
collaborated
with
Producer
John
M.
Slahi
or.
the
continuity.
Like
many
or
Slnhl's
nal
sue
esses,
such
a-.
"Why
Men
Leave
Home
and
Husbands
and
Lov
rs."
this
new
story
is
a
dramatic
omedy
of
matrimonial
life,
Ii
was
one
of
the
most
popular
of
Molnar's
(days.
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
March
22,
1916.
Lieut.
.1.
Charles
llalsev
arriv
ed
from
I'rince
lieoi-Ke
last
night
from
Prince
ileorge
wilh
55
men
who
will
Join
the
Dl2nd,
battalion.
The
narly
went
aboard
the
seamer
Prince
John
and
nrii.
reeded
rigid
lo
Coinox
where
U19
regiment
is
now
I
raining.
Word
has
boon
received
hv
.Inn
I
in
the
tie
Imsiiiess
In
Hie
I?-;
tenor,
ui
ried
m
(lie
eily
from
Chicken
Lake
nn
hist
nlgln
train.
VISITING
BASKETBALL
TEAM
IS
ENTERTAINED
Delightful
Utile
Function
Took
Place
Saturday
Evening
In
I.O.D.E.
Hall
A
delightful
little
function
look
place
in
ihe
Imperial
Order,
Daughters
of
the
Km
pi
re
Hall
on
Saturday
evening
when
Ihn
Maple
Leafs
ladies'
basketball
club
entertained
al
n
dance
parly
in
honor
of
the
Mine
girls
or
Anyox.
There
were
about
50
persons
present,
consisting
nf
Ihe
members
or
the
two
teams
nud
(help
friend,
and
the
evening
was
spent
enlnvahlv
with
dancing
and
singing,
refresh-.
merits
lielnf
served
by
Ihe
hostesses.
The
girls
were
nri
in
enlorlalnlnir
hv
Ml
.
a
Mills
and
Mrs.
J.
It.
Tannock.
naipn
hmltli
wns
tnnler
of
cere-mnnles
and
music
wm
fnpnuiie.i
by
Mis
Jean
Currie
and
fleorgo
nnrie
jr.
i..onart
mat
hi
brother.
Then
n.
.
Collar..
,s
in
hosp.ia.
a.
La
Pan-
of
t
Z,rt
'TZl
ne,
i-ranee,
alter
hav
ng
been
plant
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