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o
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Friday,
December
7,
1923.
Election
Returns
8loW
Coming.
1
was
unfortunate
that
just
as
there
was
big
news
offer-until
about
midnight
last,
night
no
word
whatever
in
regard
10
THE
DAILY
JRWfl.
Tnday.
Iwimini-
7,
tij.4
Ibig
fight
in
1
THE
SPOILERS
I
Realistic
Battle
to
be
Shown
In
Play
That
la
Her
Tonight
in
th
linitlft
between
I
lie
hern'
MISS
JESSIE
CHARLTON
BECOMES
BRIDE
OF
THOMAS
BOULTER
Pretty
Wedding
la
Followed
Supper
at
Which
Thirty
Queata
Sat
Down
land
the
villain
in
"The
Spoilers,"
A
very
pretly,
w.eddintr
took;
'the
his
Rex
Beach
story
at
the
dae
lt
nipht
at.
St.
Andrew
.)
iWeslholnie
tonisht.
there
was
Anglican
Church
when
Miss
-
Charlton
of
Vancouver
he.'
real
fishting.
The
men
had
heen
in
training
and
were
anxious
for
"ane
the
bride,
of
ThomUj
iimmiiht.
wm
oi
.Mr,
ami
.r.
I
he
fray
They
were!
til
each
other
at
Boulter.
Beach
Apartments
Arch-I
once.
Their
powerful
bdies
deacon
Itix
officiating.
The
hride.t
jrrappled
and
swayed
backward
who
was
given
away
by
the'
an.l
forward
under
the
strain,
groom
s
father.
looked
very
Beery
worked
himself
looe
and
charmin?
in
a
dres
of
white
hot
an
overhand
right
through
a''n
trimmed
with
radium
lace,
the
air.
II
missed
the
swifl-mov-jhe
curried
a
Iouqiiet
or
carna.J
iiiir
Sills,
who
dodped
and
rushed.
'o"
uir
unup
was
"J
forward,
his
nVuscular
arms
Miss
Lottie
Boulter.
siler
or
ttie
swinging
like
flails.
groom,
who
wore
a
navy
blue
Tn
esca
from
Ihe
storm
of
satin
and
Paisley
dress.
Oeorge
blows,
lleery
climbed
upon
a
Boulter
acted
as
best
nun.
Miss
book
case
and
then
jumped
down
Irw
lloulter
and
Mis
Rosle
Cox
upon
his
antagonist,
lloth
men
were
two
prelly
flower
pirl
fell
to
Ihe
floor
in
a
wrilhing
dressed
in
white
Organdie
and
welter
of
muscle.
They
rose,
earning
baskets
of
rhrysanlhe-
'linciiiii-
lilnndilv
to
each
other,
mums.
Wrenching
himself
loose,
Sills
A
ner
I
ne
marriage
ceremony
a,
then
.picked
.up
the
two-hundred-
wcming
supper
was
.Prveu
hi
hip
pound
Heery
and
threw
him
nnme
m
me
kwhiik
iiurrn.s.
acWs
a
"five-foot
table
a
H'"
Aparlmenls.overs
being
stronir
farmer
would
throw:
.a
laid
for
thirty
guests.
The
usual,
sack
of
grain.
Before
Sills
could
''
rm.
and
groom,
leach
Jiim,
Heery
was
on
his
fecl'havinsr
been
made,
the
evening
avain
and
ws
rushing
viciously
wa
spent
in
dancing
and
card
toward
the
yortnger
man.
The
playinp.
:
imiwx-l
was
terrible.
They
trade.l
The
happy
couple
were
the
re-,
punches
for
a
moment,
when
cipicnls
of
many
'beautiful
gift"
Sills
suddenly
turned
and
picked
anions
which
was
a
very
hand-up
an
office
chair
and
crashed
it
rtnir
e
.
"I"
Community
l,,a,"-i
a
a.
'
a
a
a.
over
Beery"
head.
He
stopped
uuaiu
insrrinc.i,
ironi.
iiii-
em
in
his
srnrks.
His
eves
pioyees
oi
nie
iry
iock.
lo
llle
British
elections
was
received
in
Ihe
city.
In
an
effort
In
rolled
for
a
second,
his
muscles
groom
gel
through
some
little
news
for
its
readers
and
at
considerable
expense,
the
Daily
News
yesterday
got
through
one
or
two
wireless
messages,
for
one
of
'which
the
pre.ss
had
to
be
stopped
afler
about
two
hundred
papers
had
been
nut
off.
The
first
blood.
election
returns
were
received
so
lale
last
night
lhat
they
could
not
h?
Iiulletine'd
until
this
morning.
Under
difficult
conditions
Ihe
licsl
possible
service
is
being
given,
but
it
must
be
remem
bered
that
when
the
wires
fail,
the
wireless,
is
very
much
con-
too
thrilled
to
make
answer,
gesled
with
business
and
it
is
impossible
to
get
much
news
by
The
jar
of
body
lo
body
that
route.
kinitled
the
long
elemental
i
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al.i
LlAAi.inir
f
!
raj
gt
Atmhaf
the
Wiip-1
break
was
Hint
bet
ween
'
Ashcrilft
and
Vfuwnnvpp!
They
st
rujreled
across
the
room
I
f
.which
has
been
down
.for
two
days
both
the
Canadian
National'
and
crashed
into
a
partition.?
1
n
ti
n
I
.
1
1
...
I
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l.
1.
t
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1
I
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.kna'arl
1
1.
urn
nnlh
frltlcd
'
iiini
.11.
.mm
iiirssiiKfs
linn
in
Mir
1
1
1
1
1
1
1:
u
wrrc
nniiril
uv
e.
Sealtle
and
Spokane.
"
Age
of
Delving
Into
The
Past.
There
is
more
activity
In
delving'
Jnlo
Ihe
past
than
has
ever
been
known
before
in
the
history
of
the
world.
The
discoveries
in
Kgypt,
China,
.lava,
and
olher
parts
of
the
world
have
led
scientists
lo
revise
their
theories
somewhat,
although
there
is
mi
important
change
.since
Darwin
slarlled
the
world
in
iSr.n'tl,nw
"ntil
P"-h-druik
from
the
with
the
publication
of
his
book,
"The
Origin
of
Species."
hraiiujarring
iiwnolony
of
them.
The
ag?
if
man
will
never
be
delermined.
It
cannot
be.;'1"'"
,ick
,,f
,,,p
camera
could
not
There
is
no
specific
date
which
can
be
set
when
it
may
be
said
heard.
One
was
not
conscious
lhat
man
acrpiired
a
soul
or
reasoning
powers.
Sometimes
w(llial
a
pirlure
was
being
mad.
It
think
todav
that
some
does
have
mure
smil
than
nme
mpmwas
more
like
witnessing
a
bat-
nnd
some
animals
seem
to
reason
about
as
well
as
a
good
many!"p
I"!
ween
blofMl-mad
giants
men.
What
seems
to
be
evident
is
that
man
has
evolved
from
a
much
lower
stnte.
If
the
remains
of
the
Trinil
man
of
Java
are
a.
million'
years
old,
it
is
evident
that
the
processes
of
nature
are
very
slow
and
it
is
to
lie
expected
that,
while
the
rale
of
advancement
in
future
may
be
arcelleraled,
it
will
take
many
thousands
of
years
yet
for
man
to
attain
anything
like
perfection
of
mind
and
body.
Nature
Refuses
i
Rapid
Advancement.
'
Nature
refuses
jo
permit
rapid
advancement.
When
a
race
allains
such
intellectual
development
that
ii
threatens
lo
dom-inale,
along
comes
Nature
and
stops
propagation
while
the
races
of
low
mentality
keep
up
the
pace
in
the
mailer
of
natural
increase.
There
is
only
one
result.
The
intellectuals
die
out
and
are
overrun
by
the
more
backward.
We
see
that
process
going
on
today.
The
dominating
races
of
the
future
seem
to
be
those
that
increase
rapidly
ralher.
than
those
that
are
intettprtii.il
giants.
Labor
Fears
Ignorance
Of
The
Electors.
In
a
feccnl
address
at
Leeds
Ramsay
MacDonald,
Labor
leader,
said
the
one
thing
he
feared
was
the
ignorance;
of
a
large
pari
of
the
electors.
That
is
a
danger
auvwhere.
I
crrinrnnce
is
always
a
danger.
Somelimes
a
little
knowledge
is
dannerous
because,
when
ft
parson
first
sees
the
light,
he
sees
it
from
just
.one
angle
and
nolhing
else
matter.
What
is
needed
here
add
elsewhere
is
to
so
educate
the
mass
or
the
people
that
they
may
weigh
and
judge
for
themselves.
Let
the
people
be
educated,
in
the
fullest
sense
of
Ihe
word,
and
there
is
no
danger
lo
the
slate
Tnim
radical
activities'.
It
is
only
where
clever
and
unscrupulous
leaders
are
able
lo
play
upon"
an
ignorant
electorate
that
there
is
danger.
'
The
hopi
of
the
future
lies
in
the
public
schools,
the
public
libraries,
and
in
an
enlightened
public
opinion.
A
Growing
Bank
Account
Is
an
incentive
to
greater
effort,
and
a
stepping'
stone
to
success.
For
58
years
the
Union
Bank
of
Canada
has
helped
many
thousands
of
people
to
save
their
earnings.
Open
a
Savings
Account
NOW
;
acquire
the
habit
of
saving
regularly
;
and
you
will
have
that
feeling
of
security
which
comes
with
money
in
the
bank.
UNION
BANK
OF
CANADA
Prince
Rupert
Branch
A.
TV
Broderick,
Manager
in
forest
when
all
around
is
.still.
Drew
Blood
uddenly
Sills
loused
his
grip.
His
big
fist
shot
out
a
skin-lorn
and
blood-streaked
mallet
of
pain.
It
rauphl
Beery
square
on
the
mouth.
The
blood
spurted.
He
shook
his
main
of
black
hair.
and
crouched
low,
and
rushed.
Sills
hold
his.
prund
at
a
fearful
price.
The
fislilers
slagpered
toward
each
other.
Beery
smashed
through
Sills'
guard.
Two
blown
crossed
anil
landed.
Sills
was
knocked
back
arainst
Ihe
stove,
while
Beery
fell
against
an
Iron
the
being
a
member
of
Ihe
reVaxed.
ami
then
he
whirled
in-
mechanical
siarr.
a
ery
nappy:
tn
battle
again
like
an
immense
evening
was
brought
to
a
sue.;
black
easle
on
a
red
rhmd
of.cessful
termination
with
the
islnping
or
J
or
tli"y
are
jolly.
!
.
,..11
M
Grudge
Fight
"""hi
n-nows.
'It
s
a
crudce
fieW.'
said
Kidi
The
newly
married
couple
will
Mrv
-I
-an
loll"
I
uisilake
up
their
residence
at
1221
had
and
Second
Avenue.
TllA
lffen
AM
lit
IIaam
i
lie
mu
in
uic
muvu
they
wrestled
in
it,
then
rose,
1IIK
Provincial
I'arly
,1s
like
faces
trickling
with
blood,
jaws
an
nrplian.
Kven
is
father
re-i
hanging
low,
breasts
heaving,
shirts
torn
from
their
Iwckf,
and
munijiling
incoherently
with
lacerated
lips.
Thpy
crouched
low.
and
criss-crossed
with
terrific
rights
and
lefts,
trading
blow
for
.safe
...
....
gun
had
heen
laid
on
the
top
of
the
safe.
Beery
turned
to
reach
for
it,
and
succeeded.
Sills
saw
the
movement,
and
his
face
took
on
the
expression
of
a
man
who
gazes
at
death
in
daylight.
He
leaped
tigerish!)'"
across
the
room
ami
grappled
with
Beery.
His
boa
constriclor
arm
slowly
encircled
Beery's
waist.
It
was
Ihe
dreaded
hammer-lock
known
lo
wrestlers
Ihe
breaker
of
bodies
and
hearts.
There
followed
n
deadly
quiet
moment
as
they
grappled
for
mastery.
Their
muscles
swelled
and
quivered.
Their
eyes
bulged.
Nils
great
arm
held
Beery's
waist
tul
f
I
it
wus
no
larger
than
a
slender
woman.
Crumpled
Heap
II
was
as
if
in
an
iron
vise.
Beery
screamed
and
sank
a
crumpled
heap
of
red
and
white
hone
and
muscle
on
the
riddled
debris
floor.
Ihe
camera
clicked,
fantastic
and
far
away,
like
Hie
licking
of
a
clock
in
a
tomb.
then
Sills,
in
maniacal
fury,
yeiie.i.
"i
broke
him
I
broke
him
the
trailor
with
my
two
hands!"
Beery,
the
lion-hearted
and
defeated,
did
not
hear.
Kid
Mcfioy
said,
brokenly,
"Some
Imllle."
The
director
smiled
wearily
and
said,
"Thank
!od,"
The
lilp
fiffiii
was
over.
When
you
buy
advertising
you
buy
CIRCULATION,
and
tee
that
you
et
It.
tf
fuses
to
continue
capacity.
ti
act
in
that
j
I
IF
the
Provincial
I'arly
is
as
successful
as
most
of
Hip
.Mrliae'
companies,
it
is
a
poor
look
oull
H'l
III'
IIIIUIC.
I
SAY
Ioys,
you'll
have
lo
save
up
your
cash
lo
buy
a
Lizzie
in
order
to
drive
the
girl
to
Ter
race.
A
VILI.A0K
i
a
place
where
neighbors
look
on
each
other
with
suspicion
and
talk
about
I
heir
failings.
IF
a
man
is
disgusted
the
way
modern
girls
act.
prelly
sure
the
mvdeni
have
no
use
for
him.:
with
it
i
girls
I'll
F.H
II
is
an
election
in
sight
for
Mayor
and
Aldermen
and
a
few
minor
oilices
and
the
people
don't
can-
a
darn.
How
can
vv.
have
a
sueresfii
city
government
under
those
conditions
...
.
-
'I'll
Kit
F.
are
some
people
in
this
town
who
are
sore
at
the
Hermans,
not
because
of
lb
war
but
because
they
deflaled
Ihe
mark
afler
said
local
peopl-had
"peculated
In
them.
ONE
of
Ihe
sighs
of
age
taking
an
afler
dinner
nap.
i
IT
must
be
terrible
lo
be
rich
and
have
lo
wear
silk
shirts
and
stockings
and
keep
your
pants
pressed.
THE
age
of
discretion
usually
under
eighteen.
WHAT
I
like
about
a
lhat
when
he
squeals
he
thai
he
wants
swill,
is
pig
is
knows
IT
is
estimated
Dial
if
the
speeches
In
Ihe
'recent
Ttrilish
election
could
be
sold
fona
dol-lar
a
word
the
sum
realized
would
pay
off
all
lie
national
debts
of
all
Ihe
cnunlrjes
in
lh
world
as
well
as
all
the
countries
In
Mars,
Ten
Yeart
Ago
In
Pilnco
Rupert
December
7,
1913.
Any
.power
agreement
bVtwceh
lh
clly
of
Prince
Hupert
and
Ihe
Prince.
Ituperl
Jlydrri-Klee.
Iric
is
opposed
,y
0;
V.
Peril
and
D,
W.
Morriey
In
tetters
PduTtOhiieman
and
his
Orchestra
as
yourXmas
Oh
-TN
ecstasy
of
syncopation
is
at
Its
txight.
You
can
5-A
fairly
sense
the
thrill
of
the
players
as
the
crashing
music
pours
forth
weaving
a
fantasy
of
rythm.
Tho
home
echoes
with
happiness
and
joy.
And
no
wonder
for
it
is
Paul
Whiternan
and
his
famous
Orchestra
that
is
playing
for
their
dance
Yes!
the
living
Paul
Whiternan
and
his
Orchestra
for
engraved
on
"His
Master's
Voice"
Victor
records
is
their
living
genius
not
merely
a
mechanical
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