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TELEPHONE
8S
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
Saturday,
Nov.
10,
I02;i.
UmLI
licit
is
Mich,
a
thing
a
law
breaking
bv
con
sent.
Laws
heunif-obsolete
or
are
found
unworkable
ami
are
allowed
lo
drop.
Hut
that
of
course
is
contrary
to
the
real
in
tent
and
contrary
to
the
oath
of
the
officers
who
carry
out
the
law.
Just
now
ii
Toronto
there
is
a
cae
in
point.
A
certain
law
has
been
openly
broken
and
the
(ilnbe
newspaper
wauls
to
know
who
is
responsible.
The
paper
points
out
that
the
chief
of
police
is
sworn
ti
enforce
the
law
all
the
time
and
so
are
the
constables.
The
police
commissioner;;
similarly
are
bound
to
insist
that
I
he
law
be
enforced.
What"
the
filobe
wishes
to
know
i
who
is
responsible
for
allowing
a
law
to
be
ignored.
Follow-ingr
from
that
is
the
question
whether
the
police
commission
has
any
right
to
tenure
any
part
of
the
law.
The
answer
to
this
is
that
they
have
not.
They
have
but
one
duly
and
that
i
to
ee
that
the
police
carry
out
the
law
In
its
entirety.
Law.
Enforcement
Is
Often
Spasmodic.
':'
The
Daily
News
has
drawn
'attention
to
Hie
fact
that
law
enforcement
is
often
very
spasmodic.
This
has
no
more
reference
lo
Prince
Rupert
than
to
any
other
place.
It
is
common
to
the
whole
country.
People
who
are
watching
fur
opportunities
to
make
easy
money
find
there
is
a
laxity
along
certain
lines
of
law
enforcement
and
they
immediately
take
advantage
of
it
They
find
that
others
are
not
prosecuted
and
they
reason
that
if
others
can
break
the
law
they
may
do
the
same.
,
One
of
the
most
glaring
of
these.
cas?s
Was
seen
recenflv
ii
the
football
competitions.
They
were
allowed
Hit
'carVyfc
on
long
enough
for
those
who
conducted
the
competitions
to
make
mi
immense
lot
of
money.
They
advertise
very
generally
and
people
who
patronize
them
think
everything
Iega.
Then
suddenly
I
hey
are
stopped.
Prosecution
is
launched
and
thev
are
convicted
and
fined
and,
closed
up.
We
are
not
discussing
the
right
or
wrong
of
this
form
nf
gambling
but
simply
pointing
out
that
for
a
year
or
tvvo
people
did
not
know
it
was
contrary
to'
law
to
engage
in
that
form
of
amusement
until
those
who
couducled
the
competitions-
were
prosecuted.
If
it
was
wrong
to
conduct
them
this
year
it
was
wrong
'Inst
year.
To
allow
lawbreakers
(o
continue
uuhinder.ed
for
mouths
or
perhaps
years
and
then
to
suddenly,
become
active
does
not
lend
to
create
that
respect
for
the
law
which
is
desirable.
It
will
be
quite
easy
to
think
of
many
other
fnrrnVof
law
breaking.
The
law
breakers
are
allowed
lo
continue
for
month
until
it
would
almost'
seem
that
there
was
no
intention
to
stop
mem
anil
men
withoiii
notice
there
is
a
raid.
Chier
Duty
To
,
Prevent
Crime.
The
chief
duty
of
Ihe
police
.
department
is
to
prevent
......v.
ix-ioi
iiug
1
1111111,11
i
inn
secondary
nnn
is
done
simply
to
prevent
recurrence
of
crfifip
Th
......
.
iv.i.
i
id-c
1
ri
ruin
where
a
police
chief
was
dismissed
ffom
office
because
of
the
IflPltA
l
Li
m
I
.
-ri
of
I
....
,
!B,
"mHL'"'yyujjiosciiiioiis
n
ennvicuons
within
hisdi
tricl.
'
Islmllf
habitual
lawbreakers
know
when
the
police
de
pail
meiit
means
business
and
Ihey.
try
olher
hunting
ground
where
lh(?
luVfice
are
more
amenable
to
nrnn
ir...
An
interesting
example
of
what
may
be
done
occurred
in
1clor1a
years
ajru.
For
manv
vpnrs
lh
reputable
houses
operated
there,
one
of
the
most
onenlv
jrlarinir
beine
Hie
Savm-
vmiu
ft
I
1
1
I.
'it
II
...a.
n
.
.
1
...
""
tis
n
tow
vauiieviu
wild
...
jfirls
.
,
of
doiibtrul
reputation
in
the
boxes
and
two
bar
one
up-lairs
.ajid
one
down.
Drinks
were
served
in
the
boxes'dur-jng
the'
progress
of
I
bo
show.
Rooms
wer?
also
spl
aside
in
Ihe
building
for
other
forms
or
entertainment.
It
was
one
of
the
scandals
of
the
city
for
manv
vears
mi,
I
,.....
...i
.T
.imjun
null
HI-f
.
.
A
1
.
.
eomnnssioir
declared
nothing
could
be
done
under
Ihe
law
to
remove
it.
,
Then
Mayor
Morley
win.
elected
and
the
Savor
and
other
gambling
joints
disappeared
in
a
very
short
time,
never
...
.
.........
uinr
ere
110
raids
imii
ttiey
simp
v
went
out
'
of
business.
-
Despaired
of
Life
at
50
Strong
and
Well
at
70
Mr.
Jacob
H.
Maeksay,
33
MidW
At..,
Mttaiid,
Out
'
'
writes
:
"1
have
used
Dr.
Chase's
Kidney.
Liver
Pills
for
over
20
years
and
1
feel
that
I
owe
my
life
to
them.
I
suffered
severely
from
rheumatism
and
heart
failure.
One
doctor
just
give
me
one
year
to
live,
and
even
told
me
I
mlfht
be
found
dead
at
any
time.
A
neighbor
advised
Dr.
Chase's
Kid-'
ney-Liver
Pills
and
I
have
been
usinj
them
is
needed
ever
since.
I
am
now
70
years
of
aje,
welfh
217
pounds
and
can
work
as
well
as
any
'
younr
man."
Dr.
Chase's
K!ney-Liver
Pills
Ona
Mill
a
Armm
VIUi
Kn.
.TI
...
Zr.
A
Co.,
Mi.
TortTnToT
i
ALD.
COLLART
RETURNS
LOT
Aik
that
Council
Have
Trans,
fer
to
Him
Declared
Void
'
and
Rtqusst
Is
Mtt
OlTerinp
to
pay
all
legal
costs
necessary
to
Hie
proceeding1,
Aid.
Theo.
Ciillarl
at
a
special
mectinjr
of
Hie
council
,yeer-lay
afternoon
asked
the
city
lo
co-operate
with
him
in
action
he
i
taking
Inward
having
trans,
ferred
Jarlt
lo
the
oily
lot
block
30,
section-2,
which
ic
acquired
last
spring
for
I50
following
Hie
acceptance
by
the
council
of
an
offer
from
Paul
I'aillandicr
who
failed
to
go
through
with
Ihe
deal.
The
council
acceded
lo
Hie
request
and
look
Hie
steps
askeil
by
Aid.
Collarl.
Was'No
Sale
The
following
slaleruenl
on
the
mailer
va
submitted
In
Ihe
Ihe
council
by
Aid.
Collart:
'in
Ihe
mailer
of
lol
76,
block
2w,
section
2,
afler
consulting
my
solicitors
they
have
advised
ine
thai
said
transfer
is
void
:i
ml
that
I
arqiiireq
no
interest
in
I
lie
properly
umier
said
transfer.
Having
acquired
no
interest
I
cannot
quit
claim
bark
and
Ihe
only
remedy
is
for
m
lo
sue
Hie
city
for
a
declaration
of
the
court
that
the
transfer
i
void,
for
cancellation
of
the
registration
and
for
Ihe
return
of
money
paid.
"I
asked
the
mayor
lo
call
this
meeting
because
I
wan!
action
at
once.
1
would
ask
Ihe
council
io
insimri
some
sonri-i
lor
lo
admit
that
Ihe
transfer,
i
void
and
In
have
the
regis
tration
cancelled
at
once.
"I
will
pay
Ihe
cot
of
the
action
ami
Ihe
city
solicitor'
.
fee.
In
any
even!
I
will
have
lo
go
ahead
with
the
mailer
and
I
am
asking
the
council
lo
as
sist
ine
in
gelling
it
settled
at
once.
Afler
making
the
above
de
claration.
Aid.
Collart
retired
from
the
council
chamber
and
the
following
niotion
was
of
fered
by
Aid.
"Perry:
Resolution
Passed
"Thai
V.
K.
FiMier
be
appointed
solicitor
lo
lake
up
the
case
regarding
lot
76,
block
JO,
section
?,
lo
give
Hie
city's
consent
lo
the
admission
Dial
the
transfer
lo
Then.
Collart
Is
void.
also
that
money
paid
on
account
of
Ihe
purchase
of
said
lot
bo
relumed.'
,
Aid.
Monro,
who
moved
at
last
.Monday's
council
meeting
(bat
Ihe
transfer
lo
Aid.
Collart
be
rescinded,
seconded
Aid.
Perry's
motion
and
it
was
carried
unanimously,
a
clause
being
added
lhaf
any
taxes
paid
by
Aid;
Collar!
on
Ihe
lot
be
also
relurned
lo
him.
FINAL
LIQUOR
CASE
IS
OVER
Mrs.
Blddlecome
Alias
Peggy
Stevens
Is
Sentenced
to
Six
Months
at
Okalla
Mrs.
Iliddlecome
alias
Peggy
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Pull
Xtnr
(ut
Mr,
Un.
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Toat
Office
A
Jdrraa
-.
.......
returned
to
accused.
On
the
oc-
of
accused
-was.
accepted,
casion
of
the
sale.
Constables
Magistrate
MrClyinonl
decilcl
llucgard
and
lluggte
and
four!
Hint
a
direct
sale
fur
cash
And
id
her
men
accompanied
w1tne.
not
an
exchange
had
been
made
Lights
Were
Out
jr.nd
gne
his
finding
accordlnwly.
Under
cross
e.vanUnation.jix
month
was
Ihe
minimum
Stewart
staled
that
the
lights
inisenlenre
he
rotild
nuke
under
Itie
room
where
the
Iransaclion
the
act.
lie
conhf
not
be
M-aed
did
lo
Hie
cancellation
of
the
look
place
were
out.
Malches'uy
hi.
sympathies
in
finding
bis
egislralion
of
said
transfer
aml;vere
lit
by
Constable
lldgvles.fiinlgment
from
the
evidence
urn.
iwo
separate
purchases
wereisenled.
made
of
beer
and
gin
and
the)
latter
was
not
exchanged
fur
thei
former.
.
;
(Vmslalde
Ituggb-s
under
exam-j
inalion-in.chief,
corroborated
tliel
evidence
of
Constable
Stewart
but.
under
cross-exanunalion.
was
not
positive
as
to
whether
the
beer
and
gin
bad
been
pur-
HIS
CATARRH
YIELDS
TO
YICKS
British
Columbia
Man
Qreatly
Relieved
By
New
Salve
rnaei
ai
ine
aine
time
allliongh
icis
is
pqjhi
for
common
nothing
wa
purchased
by
the
colds,
sore
Ihroat,
bronchitis,
pany
wiyn
ihey
returned
with
ealarrli,
croup,
lonsilitis,
grippe
Ihe
x-fir.
and
all
inflammations
of
the
testable
llucgard
testified
no.e.
throat
or
lungs.
The
in
lhat
the
beer
and
gin
bad
been
Kredients,
Camphor,
Menthol,
Ku
bought
at
the
same
lime.
Six
calypln,
THrpentine,
Thyme
and
dollars
was
paid
both
for
a
dozen
Juniper
lar
make
ick
equally
iiollles
or
hfpt
ami
a
bollle
of
eifeclive
for
inflanuiutions
of
gin.
The
beer
was
returned.
!lhe
skin,
such
as
cuts,
burnn,
Simply
an
Exchange
!sores,
bruises
and
skin
ilehing.
Peggy
Sleven
slory
wn
lhat'
-Mr.
Adam
H.
Daliiel.
of
Kit
the
constables
bought
a
dozen
chener,
tri(ih
Columbia,
says:
"I
bottles
of
b-er
from
her
for
which
Iried
Vicks
for
pnnnl
catarrh
one
they
paid
rt.
They
camr
back
night
and
in
the
mornlnir
mw
Steven,
88
Fraser
Street,
u-ns!nnd
said
lb.,
beer
was
loo
bulky
throat
was
clear.
Now
I
am
nsinir
loiiod
guiuy
oi
sciiing
iiiinir
uuo
ami
asked
tr
tliey
could
have
n
lUKlit
and
morning
with
great
senienceu
in
six
monins
atfwiiikey.
S,P
,ad
no
whiskey
but
relief
and
have
nuK
uniffllnir
Okalla
Prison
Kami,
by
Mugis.
jgave
them
a
bottle
of,
gin
In
ex-
Viks
is
all
lhat
it
is
claimed
In
iraie
.vici.iymoni
in
ine
poiice
cnansre
for
Ihe
beer.
It
was
wo
and
more.'
court
yesterday
afternoon.
Ow
in
ir
to
the
physical
condition
of
prisoner.
His
Worship
indicated
thai
he
would
recommend
lhat
Ihe
case
be
taken
up
with
the
Attorney
fleneral
with
a
view
to
having
some
arrangements
made
for
serving
of
sentence
other
than
in
prison,
W.
K.
Fisher,
crown
prosecutor,
intimated
that
he
would
be
pleased
to
make
such
a
recommendation.
rii
case,
which
was
Hie
last
charge
of
Ihpior
selling
arising
out
of
the
activities
of
dry
squad
men
in
the
city
recently,
was
defended
by
Milton
Owizales,
Defence,
under
protection,
admitted
that'
there
was
a
sale
of
beer
but
maintained
Unit
4
lie
gin
alleged
to
have
been
sold
was
merely
aiiVxchauge
and
(could
not,
be
taken
iindeii
the'
act
in
a
sale.
I
James
Stewart,
provincial
con-
nuiiiir,
iiii
wiiiM-ss
lor
ine
prosecution,
told
nf
buying
a
bollle
simply
an
exchange
and
she
wan
VicU
is
a
valuable
family
rem.
paid
only
once
for
the
beer.
.oily
kept
tm
hand
in
millions
of
Milton
Gonzales,
In
argument,
homes
and
used
cnntjintly
fur
siate.rthe
case
depended
entirely
nil
Ihe
daily
ills
and
hurl
of
all
on
wneuier
the
conn
believed
'"o
inmlly.
that
accused
-phi
or
exchanged'
M
nfll
drug
stores,
60c
n
Jar.
Ihe
gin
whether
the
eShlenre
of
For
a
free
lest
size
package,
wrile
ine
crown
or
defence
was
anpt.
mcw
ciiemial
Co.,
311
SI
Paul
en.
am
exchange,
of
beer
for
gili
M..
.,
Montreal,
P.O.
did
not,
under
the
act,
constitute'
Though
Vick
Is
nw
in
Can
ii
mi
ir
hi
gin.
,n
imnvniuai
could
u"
n
nns
a
remarkable
sale
in
not
be
herd
responsible
for
an
H"
Slate.
Over
17
nfll!
ion
J.Irs
exenange.
lie
would
lie
prepared
,,""ii
yearly.
lo
t.i..
argue
Hii
....
point
...
successfully
'
ii
me
conn
i.eiieved
11
was
an
exchange
rather
than
a
direct
sale,
'
Exchange
Means
Sale
V.
K.
Fisher,
prosecutor,
re.
SPECIAL
SLEEPING
CARS
FOR
CHRISTMAS
SAILINGS
OF
WHITE
STAR
STEAMERS
To
connect
with
I
J..
II..
H.i
t
It
I.
II-
r.
.
.
.
...
1
1.
1
ii
.
i
in.
un-
ipi-1
mat
ine
evi.
mie
Mar
i.ine
salting
froni
i.lence
of
lln
frown
witnesses
had
Montreal,
November
21,
and
from
been.
corroborative.
They
had
Halifax
December
I)
and
11,
nothing
to
bise
or
gain
in
con.
jspedal
Tourist
Sleeping
Car
necllon
wilh
the
case
while
ac-!il
be
operaled
from
Kd'monlon
cused
knew
what
was
facing
her.
lo
shin's
.id.
Therefore
she
would
nut
tin
the
these
rnrm
l.n,.M
..........
.
.
of
In
from
accused
at
her
resUjbesI
defence
psible,
There
was
leave
Prince
Huperl
via
Canadbin
ilence
for
,H
on
Oetoher
5
at
ujtio
reason
lo
l,eeVe
(he
conslab-
National
Hallways,
November
7
p.m'.
Ihe
bot
wv
produced
Ines
were
not
lellirigiheinilh.
The
December
and
7
court
and
lilenllfind
by
wiliies
quellnn
was
whleh
evidence
WTi
For
rale
and'
reservation,
from
hi
marks.
Some
beer
had.the
most
worthy
nf
belief.
Crown
rail
or
write
City
Ticket
ortlrn
1
l"""''.d
first
but
there
counsel
nfollaled
that
an
ex,
Canadian
National
iVallway
i8
was
an
argV,menl
thai
loo
much
change
would
constitute
u
,c
Tl.lr.1
Avenue.
Prince
liupeH
had
been
paid
for
it
and
II
wasjiinder
the
act
even
if
Ihe
glory
H.C.
Phone
60
r
7
I
Dtpurlnxnl
f
Laltr,
AimuSUtt
firencA.
OfU.
Premier-pr
Gold
Medal
Beer
The
Nw
Wonderful
Beer
There
is
only
One
way
to
prove
that
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MKDAI"
HHKIl
in
best
THY
IT.
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from
the
Government
Vendor
Today.
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ndvertisrrnent
U
not
published
or
dhplnyrd
ll
the
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
the
Government
,
of
Jlril
h
Columbia.
DENTISTRYi-
Dr.
Jos.
Maguire
Rooms
7.
8,
9
Smith
Block
,
Office
Hours.
9
to
9
Phone
575
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Assistant
Prince
Rupert
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"The
Service
Htore."
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CA8H
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For:
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and
S.
ENGINES
Terms
Arranged
To
Suit
Purchasers.
'
Phone
Blue
81.
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Shockleys
p"'"g
Ii
Are
now
Sole
Agents
for
the
lumber
output
of
the
Royal
Mills,
Hanall,
1.0.
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SPRUCE
AND
CEDAR
SHIPtA'
8pruce
Planking
and
Cedar
for
Foundation
Work:"
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IT
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YOU.
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