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DAILY
EDITION
Wednesday,
Dec.
5,
1923.
Raising
Prices
And
Making
Profits.
There
is
always
a
point
beyond
which
it
is
not
safe
to
raie
prices.
The
railways
found
that
whn
they
jumped
the
freight
rnles.nfle.r
the
war
and
Killed
practically
all
business
except
the
carrying
of
actual
necessities
of
life,.
The
express
companies
are
now
complaining
Ihdt
they
are
not
making
any
profits
and
that
it
is
necessary
to
raise
the.
rates.
The
express
companies
are
really
departments
of
the
railway
and
their
profits
or
losses
depend
largely
on
the
amount
the
railways
charge
them
for
carrying
Ihe
goods
which
they
handle.
There
has
In
be
a
sufficient
margin
between
the
cost,
of
transportation
to
them
and
the
amount'
they
charge
the
customers,'
else
they
lo-e
money.
The
question
from
the
point
of
view
of
the
people
who
use
the
ex-prcs
service
is
whether
the
extra'
amount
should
be
taken
from
the
cuslnmers
or
from
the
railway
companies.;'"'
,
A
railway
js
a
public
utilitj'
concern
and
one
of
the
gneat
objects
of
Ihe
railway
in
all
iN
departments
j-
to
give
public
service.
If
the
rales,
become
exorbitant'
Ihe
public
finds
itself
unable
to
use
that
service.
Even
at
he
present
prices
charged,
there
js
a
great
deal
of
grumbling
among
Ihe
farmers
and
others
along
the
railway
at
Ihe
high
rate.
charged
on
small
shipments
by
express.
H
j
claimed
that
often
the
express
rales
not
only
take
all
Ihe
profit
hut
lake
Hie
whole
sum
realized
from
the
sale
of
Ihe
produce.
If
these
things
ore
Irue,
it
is
plain
that
rales
cannot
be
raised
and
Ihe
institution
still
be
of
service
to
the
people.
8trenuou$
Times
In
.
British
Elections.
;
;
,
Apparently
Ihe
British
people
are
taking
tlfe
present
election
campaign
seriously
and
tomorrow's
results
will
be
looked
forward
lo
with
a
good
deal
of
interest.
The
American
newspapers,
a
well
as
Canadian,
are
devoting
a
great
deal
of
space
to
Ihe.
contexts,
showing
that
nn.
lhis
side
of
the
ocean
Hie
big
political
battle
has
much
more
(ban
passing
interest.
II
is
one
of
the
common
subjects
of
ronversation
and
discussion
wherever
people
congregate.
Because
of
.
that
the
results
tomorrow
evening
or
Ihe
following
day
will
be
looked
forward
to
with
al
great
deal
of
interest.
.
Get
Very
Best
Civic
Candidates'.
X'
The
Daily
.News
has
no
intention
of
taking
part
in
the
i..iiiri
rscepi
10
report
me
meetings
and
lo
place
the
issues
before
the
public,
but
now,.
Wore
the
contest
begins
we
strongly
urge
mat,
an,
err.irl
be
made
to
get
the
best
possible
candidates
in
Ihe
field.
Prince
Jlu'perf
needs
a
strong
council
Ibis
year,
the
cily
needs
n
good
school
board
nnd
also
there
is
need
of
good
men
or
women
on
Ihe
jMtlice
commission
There
has
been
talk
of
a
third
candidate
for
mayor
and
also
of
one
or
two
women
candidates
for
the'
council,
fi
js
now
time
thai
nil
Ihe
candidates
were
in
the
field
so
(hat
electees
.....
....
mtia
I.....
i
H.nc
.in
iipioriuuiiy
01
lamilinruing
themselves
with
their
records,
.
v'
The
coming
season
promises
to
be
an
important
one
in
Ihe
history
of
Ihe
city.
In
view
of
thai,
im
effort
should
be
rnade
10
induce
Hie
lnsl
busiiiesiiieii
or
Ihe
cily
'
lo
underliikc
conduct
of
affairs.
,t-
,
Sowing
The
Wind
And
Reaping
The
Whirlwind.
.
the
The
rulers
of
(Sermany
since
Jhe
war
hnvi
been
deliberately
sowing
Ihe
wind
and
the
people
there
are
reaping
(he
whirlwind.-'
In
Ihe
apparent
effortto.
avoid
reparations
obligations
the
cmr-nry
or
the
country
lias
been
systenmlically
de-based
by
.keeping
the
printing
presses
running
nnd
turning'
out
f
paper
money
al
wholesale.
The
result
is
that
today
Herman
money
,s
vutueless
and
Ihe
slricken
peopfe
Mud
that
even
in
heir
own
country
it
will
hot
purchase
the
necessaries
of
lite
Uolhes
and
soap
and
common
household
articles
are
'beyond
-the
reach
of
the
worker
and
the
coming
of
children
is
dreaded
owing
to
the
imiwssibility
of
providing
Tor
them.
The
condition
is
not
so
much
Ihe
result
or
the
war
as
'of
the
nind
policy
followed
since
peace
was
declared.
URGE
INCREASE
ARMY
NUMBERS
Secretary
Weeks
Asks
Congress
to
Provide
for
Enlistment
to
150
000
WASHINGTON,
Jloc.
5.
A
urgent
warning
"against
th
lightest
culling
of
Ihe
budget"
for
Hie
army
j
ronlaineil
in
Serelary
Weeks'
annual
report
lo
Congress.
The
arinv
not
only
is
"cut
be
low.
our
vital
needs,"
Ilie
Secretary
said,
bul
Increased
appro-print
ions
for
national
detense
snon
would
lie
necessary
due
to
Hie
consumption
of
war
slocks.
"We
are
not
able
even
now
to
make
Ihe
progress
which
I
necessary
lo
insure
(he
fulfillment
of
the
purposes
of
national
defense,"
Hie
report
conlinued.
'
Since
1921,
Ihe
total
number
of
individuals
under
military
train?
i
11
v.
or
in
military
organizations,
has
decreased
from
519,-01
1
lo
rnt,0l0.
This
does
not
pell
progress,
but
rather
reliction.
"I
am
convinceil
thai
our
peo
ple
as
a
wind
are
in
accord
wilh
the
constructive
policy
tin
der
which
we
are
endeavoring:
to
operate.
I
believe
Dial
they
will
deeply
approve
Ihe
constructive
statesmanship
which
demands
that
Ibis
policy
be
fulfilled
even
al
the
expense
of
Ihe
natural
complaints
on
Hie
part
of
the
lax
payers
"
In
specific
terms,
errelary
Weeks
reafllrmed
his
recommendations
of
former
years
that
Ihe
enlisted
strength
of
the
regular
army
be
increased
from
its
present
limit
of
125,000
men
to
i:n,000
men
"al
the
earliel
possible
dale."
The
Man
in
the
Moon
SAYSs-
THKHK
are
two
difficult
thin?'
in
this
lire,
keeping
up
appear
ances
and
keeping
down
I
HAVE
been
wondering
how
many
of
those
men
who
brae
about
honesty
being
Hie
lest
policy
lei!
their
wives
Hie
truth.
the
whole
truth
and
nothing
bill
the
truth.
THE
Chinese
were
truthful
until
Ihey
started
playing
golf
and
the
Japanese
until
Ihey
look
up
hunt
ins-
and
fishing.
-
WHAT
I
hate
is
making
de.
cixions.
hvery
morning
I
have
lo
decide
In
gel
foil
of
he,
nd
it
hurts.
.
"
ONE
I
bin?
worse
lhan
being
a
candidate
is
being
a
candidate
a
second
lime.
THAT
Elks
street
may
be
like
Centre
Street,
bul
I
can'l
delieve
they
ever
raked
a
man
in
Hi
old
town
like
Hiey
did
the
visitors
al
Klks
Jlnme
lasl
nigh!.
WIVES
are
beginning
In
humor
I
heir
husbands.
Christ
mas
is
coming,
evidently.
A
MAN
doe
not
need
lo
marry
Iwo
wives
In
order
lo
get.
into
I
rouble.
One
is
enough.
WI1EN
Iwo
men
begin
to
call
each,
other
Mars,
.you
know
both
are
tellinsr
lliei
Irulh.
WHEN
she
calls
you
"Old
Hear,"
billion
up
light.
IF
a
man
would
find
fnvor
wilh
Hie
girls
here
be
needs
lo
be
a
raiu
beau.'
A
OOOI)
way
to
gel
rid
of
a
bill
collector
is
lo
pay
him.
MANITOHA
Free
Press
suggest
thai
if
faith
will
move
mountains,
Hrilish
Columbia
should
try
il
nn
Ihe
excess
freight
rales
lo
the
west.
PCHSIA
has
a
Shah
that
II
Can'l
control.
The
dillicully
about
shahs
Is
that
hey
are
very
iiiiicIi
like
oilier
people.
j
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prlne
Rupert
.
December
,
1913.
Miss
Anna
Chrisllne
Mcl.cod
and
Heruard
McDonald
were
married
this
morning
al
Ihe
home;
or
the
bride's
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Neil
MHLend,
Hays
Cove
Circle.
Hev.
I
W.
Kerr
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
Wednesday,
hta),et
s,
igjj
ofllcialed.
Several
Iellers
lo
which
lh!
writers
refuse
10
attach
their
names
for
publication
'appear
In
Kx-Mayor
Newton'
paper
condemning
Ihe
present
civic
bout
hern
this
month
between
DTonigM
lV
to
Una
aaa
alratOiati
tha
.organ
of
aifaallon
ana!
Hmiaaflon,
Imorovo
aaaotita,
tap
aick
haafaahoa.
raOavo
bll-Iimi,
ewraet
oonatloatlan.
Thay
act
w-amatly.
.oloaaantly,
mildly,
yf
thorowthly.
Tomorrow
Alright
0t
a
tSe.
Bex
y
Wonder
what
to
Give?
As
the
desire
comes
anew
to
remember
your
loved
ones
with
gifjs
of
appropriate
sentiment,
why
not
choose
the
one
fitted
above
all
others
to
carry
your
message
of
affqetion
"His
Master's
Voice"
Victrola"the
theatre
of
the
home."
U
Here
is
life
itself,
unending
days
of
pleasure,
the
companionship
of
the.
world's
greatest
artists,
for
one
and
all
they
have
chosen
the
Victrola
to
interpret
their
incomparable
genius.
Here
is
the
key
to
the
kindgdom
of.
music,
a
gift
of
enduring
happiness,
that
not
even
time
itself
can
dim,
a
theatre
within
the
home,
awaiting
your
pleasure
to
present,
an
endless
program
of
living,
thrilling
entertainment.
Indeed,
"why
wonder
what
to
give"
when
you
can
secure
such
really
worth
while
gifts,
at
any
"His
Master's
Voice"
dealer
for
as
little
as
$37.50.
Prim
of
ftnuint
Vict
roll
range
from
137.50
to
$61100.
"Look
under
the
lid"
for
our
famout
trade
mark
"Mia
Mattrr'i
Voire"
.
It
U
placed
here
for
your
protection.
K
him
and
It.
1
1.
Skinner
of
Ibis
cily
are
olf.
The
Kelrhikan
man
wants
$.'0
and
expenses
In
come
here,
Ihe
figure
Mdk
above
what
the
local
interests
were
prepared
lo
pay.
There,
Is
a
posihility.-linwevcr,
that
Ihe
Iwo
men
may
yet
meet
in
Prince
Oor-e
received
an
aivpiioilion
lo
Its'
population
lasl
week
fn
Ihe
inron
of
"Sunny
Jim"
who
claims
to
hob)
Ihe
heavyweight
.championship
of
Ihe
Pence
Hiver
dislrict.
He
OpUI
Sport
L
Chat
V..11CI.L
1
y
n9uu
ht
f
.1
1
.
i
tic
Negotiations
between
the
Hrolio
Alitlelic
Club
and
"Hed"
Campbell,
(he
Kelchikan
middle,
weixht,
wilh
a
view
lo
stasinsr
a
at
lor,
poums
anil
is
willing
to
lansrlc
wilh
any
one
who
is
willing
lo
meel
hi
ui.
In"
Ihe
Interval
he
proposes"
lo
lake
a
course
of
iraininir
in
Hie
lie
ramns
bull
......
.4
win
re
ready
lor
en(rnfreriicni
al
any
lime.
4
After
a
sensational
race
between
Harry
Ileilniaun
of
lie-
Iroil
and
(icorjte
lliilb
of
New
York,
Ihe
Del
mil
sluirpcr
led
the
;bnllers
in
(he
American
League
during
Ihe
past
season
for
the
(second
Ifine
in
his
career.
HJs
.percentage
was
.103
against
Ituth's
.3'J.I.
Ileilniaun
and
Itulh
led
(lie
procession
all.
season.
Old
trhrers
were
nroniinenl
among
Ihe
leaders
and
few
new
men
reached
over
Ihe
,300
mark.
The
first
ten
men
'were:
Heil-mann,
Archdeacon,
Chicago,
.102'
(22
games'
otilyi;
Itulh,
New
York,
393;
Speaker,
Cleveland,
..')();
Uhle,
Cleveland,
.3111
;
Collins.
Chicago,
JlfiOj
Williams,
HI.
bonis,
,3r,7;
Hewell,
Cleve.
land,
353;
Jamieson,
Cleveland,
7n
lirinf
gilt
i
Ui
(
"HiaMaatar'a
Vole."
Vict
Racer'
tnti
krta
Ito
t
mm
mi
ymM
Irva4
IU
W4
ww
al
Ml
ImvMial
Mr
.
Cwfrm.
OTa4
dm$
tmtt
m
Ummm
iMnuarn
ak
m
Htf
Li.arr,
mnm-U
fan
MiMn
mc4
rul
,
IM.
lrM
ft
Md
yM
m.
fci
ly
Vy
ndt
U4
mi
"
It
Uaxtf
krwwra
mi
tS,
kcm."
"H
Ui.f'1
Vmmrn"
aVslm
tmrm
'
mmnf
tmmmmmmtmmm
mi
mft
atvartiwty
p-r4
mt
irdii
1
1
Ww,
wiOl
iW
piwikmi
pi
nrknt
mtyrt
Chnmtawm,
4
tumtd
awwiy.
.3Hi:
Coldi.
llelrolt.
.310.
Clewlaud
finished
al
Hie
lop
among
the
American
League
learn
In
balling
bu-
II
was
n
close
race
wilh
I
let
roil.
the
former
winding
up
Ihe
euou
wilh
a
percentage,
of
.301,
only
one
point
ahead
of
Del
roil.
New,
York
Yankee,
pennant
winners
and
world
champions,
were
an
even
ten
points
behind
I
lei
roil
while
SI.
I.oui
was
back
another
ten
points.
Thf
Philadelphia
Athletics
were
unable
to
keep
up
Ihe
early
season's
clip
and
Hnlshed
next
to
at
with
.273;
llolon
winding
up
Hie
season
wilh
a
percentage
of
.201.
Just
10
points
behind
Hie
leaders.
Chicago
was
midway
wilh
.270
while
Wiii
lil
nit
I
on
was
a
point
above
Philadelphia.
If
you
find
you
cannot
gel
Hie
dally
News
regularly,
call
n
ami
subscribe
for
it
and
have
II
de-
livcrel
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homo.
tf
J
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Master
s
Voiced
Wriline
to
Ihe
cily
from
Smilhers;
Harry.
Hanson,
Hie
plumber,
lells
of
very
prosperous
lime
Ihere.
Much
huildin?
is
gnng
on.
'"
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