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Wednesday.
Ocl.
31,
t.02.1.
Passing
Of
A
Great
Canadian.
Ciiuula
rlaim
Hoiiar
I.aw
a
one
f
her
on
and
hi
passing
remind
n
that
a
?reat
(!noidian
lived
in
Hrilnin
and
did
h,
great
deal
toward
(auadianizing
that
country,
lie
wa
a
man
of
whom
all
lirilish
peopl?
may
well
have
been
proud.
No
breath
of
scandal
eer
touched
him
and
he'had
marked
ability.
He
was
'loved
by
thoe
who
followed
him
and
respected
by
those
opposed
to
his
jMJieie.
Not
Only
was
he
sincere,
but
he
carried
with
him
ah
intise
conviction
and
ability
to
sympathise
with
Hioe
who
opposed.
When
be
retired
from
office
it
French
newspaper
paid
liim
the
following
tribute:
,--
;
'During'
hi
short
term
of
office
'liompletfcy
broke
with
the
policy
of
hi
pre"tlec?s..ors
by
Vderyin
in
all
doriiai'n
and
particularly
in
diplomacy
a
sincerity
and
perfect
iiprighlne
that
in
no
way
prevented
himvfrotirberfig'Abtbifely'devoted
to
the
Hrili.h
.rause."
'
.
Shop
Early
-..
1
.
For
Good
Results.
":..:'.
Nearly
everyone
give
ChrNlmas,
presents
amf
UJ.
cii.-tom-nr
at
this
lime
of
year
to
rerpiesl
.people
to
hop
early
and
to
mail
their
parref?
early
in
order
to
relieve
the
congestion
which
iisyalfy
come?
later.
'.
Thoe
giving
presents,
who
wish
to,
really
pleae
the
recipients,
plan
carefully
what
1
hey
are
Vo
get.
Often
the
storekeeper
can
In
a
great
aid
in
making
n
proper
selection.
Sometimes,
If
the
presents
are
purchased'
in
time,
a
very
little
work
on
the
"pari
of
Hie
donor
will
add
a
personal
touch
lo
the
gift
which
is
always,
appreciated.-
'AThe
gr?at,
thing
is
to
make
the
purchases
early
and
in
co'oneelioii.,
with,
this
it
is
well
lo
rernern
her
that
ChriMma.
is
jess
Uimt
.'eight
jWC,eks
away.
Infectious
Diseases
And
Who
Should
.Pay?
;
The
city
of
Kamloop
has
s?nl
on
to
the
local
dlv
council
a
resolution
snggc'stiiig
that
us
the
whole
country
i
concerned
in
'flopping
(he
spread
of
iiifertious
or
contagion'
dieae,
the
eosl
of
isolatuin
hospitals
should
beJorne
by
the
whole
country.
s.ll
is
well,
,prbap,viu
c()nieriiig
this
resolution
to
consider
the
opposite,
view.
The
citie's
are
the
breeding
places
of
dieae
auil'lliroiiKli
the
negligence
of
the
Yiti?
many
lives
are
lost.
In
ifi'd'f
r
to
encourage
preventive
measilre'y
it
Fs
."well
that
the
cost
Of
treating
outbreak
should
fall'
mi,
those,
plae?f
mostly
responsible
for
disease.
If
drains
are
-kepi
jtij.good
shape,
sewers
are
coiistruoled,
premises
are
kept
deiuVth?
yate.f(suj''ply,
kept
pure,
aid
the
moral
conditions
looked
nfU-r,
there
is;
not
very
much
neeil
for.
mi
isolation
hospital.
Urease,
hreW
in
filth
arid
cijies
are
'usually
rilthy
somewhere.
They
haV
hidden
sores
that
ars
b'reling
pfaee
for
disease:
(lleaiiiVneVs
'arid
healthful
conditions
in
a;
city
will
obviate
the
ncd'
of
asking
the
government
to,
take
care;
of
patients
,who
have
to
be
isolated.
,
Edmonton's
Problems
"...
,
Are
Much
Like
Ours.
Says
the
Edmonton
Journal:
'The
decline
of"
summer
brings
wii
it
the
approach
of
Ho-
cjvic
'tjfections,-aiid
Hie
elections
in
turn,
bring
up
for
consideration,
the
problems
of
our
civic
gov-e.runieuL
Hiisine
roiiditipi,nre
readjusting
Hieinlvex,
or
be
ing
adjusied,
liy
I
lie
returns
from,
a
bountiful
harvest.
Hut
the
burden
of
taialioii
resulting
from
Hie,
.debenture
indebtedness
and
other
bourn
lime
commitments
is
so
heavy
that
the
jm-piov-iuenl
fu
business
conditions
is
.in
large
measure,
cancelled
'The
first
step
toward
a
re
Mini
jo
fprtiier
coiuiitioiix
.
of
prosperity
must
be
a
reduction
in
jbe
burden
or
taxation
and
this
can
only
rume
ahoul
by
draslic'
reduction
in
controllable
expendiluies,
Whoever
pa
the
-tastes
the
auioiinl
is
taku
out
of
the.
biisiness
of
the
city,
and
every
.section
of
the
populatioh
feel
the
loss.
To
the
major
and
aldenh-h
who
will
be
elected
in
December
next
the
citizens
rmisl
look
for
action
that
will
relieve
the
present
burden
of
taxation.
Jf
the
.money
is
spjnt
it
must
;be
repaid,
and
-it
can
only
be
paid
Vut
of
the
taxes
of
flit
citizens.
The
fjiurncial'tpositiou
Of
Ihe
city
can
only
be
made
good
by
drastically
decreasing
expenditure."
IrtTc
fum
vcapq
van
CAUSING
DEATH
OF
AUTO
PASSENGER.
Edmonton
Man
Found
Guilty
of
Manslaunhter
and
Ssnt
to
PenlUntlary
EDMONTON.
Oct.
31.
"Two
year
b'.
one
day
al
KorlSas-
kHlcliewan
Jail,
was
ine
f;n-
tenre
uicled
out
to
William
Miiuro
at
the
supreme
criminal
court
yeOenlay
iiMirnimr.
he
hav.
Inp
lieo-ii
found
guilty
by
a
jury
afler
a
lliree
days
Irjal
which
concluded
bile
Hie
afternoon
be
fore.
The
rharpe
was
one
of
tnausau:hler.
the
guilty
man
having
been'
the
driver
of
the
taxi
which
late
on
the
uiirht
Nif
September
1
1,
ti1ed
into
a
difrh
at
ttie
north
of
the
city
ami
caused
Hie
death
of
J
op
Ri.se:-
vnr
one
of
the
passengers,
life
pirl
willi
hiih
havine
escaped
in
jury.
Pleaded
for
Him
.When
the
.guilty
man
stood
up
for
sentence,
his
counsel.
(,eorK
Ma
vie
poke
for
ten
minutes
on
his
behalf.
Ilcferrinp
to
the
three
points
upon
winch
I
lie
jury
mi?ht
hae
found
the
man
puUty.
he
said
there
was
no
dotiht
about
excessive
speel
in
view
or
I
lie
evidence
(ml
he
did
not
pe
how
lliey
could
have
found
him
cuilty
iif
they
did'
upon
Hi
idher
point,
that
of
drunkenness.
Whereupon
the
court
interposed
to
remind
Mr.
Massie
thai
the
jury
dm
noi
assign
any
reason
for
tlieir
veritict.
bein?
sworn
lo
make
their
fiiidini?
on
the
fact
of
the
evidence.
Proceeding,
Mr.
Massie
referr
ed
to
I
lie
death
of
three
men
in
lliV
city
from
a
similar
aulomo-hile
accident
on
Sunday
and
said
thai
,
people
had
become
unduly
excited
oer
such
accidents
and
perhaps
rislilly
so.
It
had
been
unfortunate
for
Hie
man
found
prill
1
1
-
al
this
lime
and
be
made
a
plea
for
leniency
thai
the
ynunjr
man
before
the
bar
of
justice
iuipht
not
he
doomed
to
penitentiary
but
t'iven
a
chance
of
a
fresli
start
that
would
follow
a
shorter
sentence
in
jail.
Lenient
Sentence
Mr.
Justice
McCarthy
repealed
acain
that
the
cnunsed
for
lf-fene
had
done
all
that
counsel
could.
"I'll
jury
had
found
the
man
guilty
and
he
didn't
see
how
they
could
have
done
other
wise
with
the
eviilence
lieforc
llieni.
lie
had
listened
to
the
appeal
of
Mr.
Massie
and
bad
con
sidered
it.
In
dealing
leniently
with
the
accused,
he
did
so
in
I
lie
dope
that
he
would
mend
his
ways
and
pick
up.
The
leniency
was
expressed
in
Hie
verdict
above,
for
the
olfenee
was
one
which
mixht
draw
life
BARBERS
OBJECT
TO
BEING
PROFESSIONALS
VICTOIUA,
Ocl.
31.
Indig
nantly
claiming
mat
iney
are
simply
tradesmen
without
"any
high
toned
ambitions
of
being
Iiroiessionai
guys,
Darners
are
sending
in
protests
against
the
proposed
measure
that
calls
for
a
law
classing
(he
lonsorial
experts
willi
doctors
and
other
members
of
the
learned
prof
p..
sions,
J
hp
law,
if
it
goes
into
effect
wniilil
lie
stringent
in
call
big
-for
examinations.
The
pro
lesiing
nariiers
aver
I
lie
move.
menl
Marled
)y
members
of
llieir
craft
who
feel
the
sting
of
competition
by
barber
"colleges."
VANDERHOOF
A.
K.
Ilichards
lifts
returned
(o
hi
headquarters
al
the
Kuui-
merland
experimental
station.af-
ler
having
spent
a
good
jiart
of
the
season
here
in
connection
won
ine
sianon
concluded
local
ly
on
the
farm
of
David
Turcotlc.
,K.
I'.
Oulram
was
hurriedly
called
o
Mincouver
last
week,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
James
It.
Tan
Inock
of
l-'orl
I'raser
are
expect
Cd
home
from
Scotland
in
the
course
of
a
few
days.
V.
Kcbjelderup,
the
well
known
surveyor,
is,
leaving
shorlly
for
Victoria
where
Jie
will
Join
Mrs.
Bchjeldcrup
and
spend
a
couple
Of
ll0i.
L.
.1.
Preslon
js
expected
here
with
his
family
soon
from
Young,
Sask.,
to
sel
e
in
the
district.
When
'you
buy
advertising
you
buy
CHtCULATION,
and
nee
that
you
get
It.
tf
!
The
Man
in
the
Mood
SAYS.-
TIIK
bone
of
contention
wa.s
taken
out
Of
Adam's
side
in
the
Harden
of
Kdnn.
'I'll
provincial
parly
is.
said
lo
be
Iryhifr
lo
harnesn
a
grievance,
and
ride
il
into
oniee.)
The
Huntsman
II
K
went
into
-
..
Tin
fields
one
day,
"t'was
pleitsauU
jliere
'
lie
heard
folkssiiy.
He
loved
tlnv
woods
When
ifobl
and
sere
With
dying
colors
Of
the
year.
.
When
leaxes
he
fore
the
Wind
went
scooting
"t'was
lime
to
do
'
A
little
sliiHiting.
He
shot
the
sunrise,
Shot
the
dawn,
4
'
He
shot
a
bear,
'
'
;
.
And
shot
a
fawn?
He
shot
a
bird
.
Upon
a
tree.
He
hot
a
hawk
j
When
soaring
free;
He
shot
alt
things.
Hut
did
he
kill'
'em?
Tut!
Tut!
He
Only
used
a
film.
JI'ST
a
a
girl
gels
financially
on
her
feel,
the
fashions
change.
l.O.Ni;
trains
are
to
be
the
fashion
next
year.
If
Hie
jadie
ou
t
wear
Ihem
they
will
run
on
I
he
Canadian
National.
AND
again
tomorrow
that
ob
jectionable
first
of
I
he
month
mail
will
have
to
be
opened.
Thai
is
what
comes
of
living
in
a
civilized
country.
till:
crabbing
seam
is
stilJ.
on.
No
need
to
look
sour
when
you
raleh
them.
II
ICS
II
aims
are
correct
some-
limes
toil
not
when
'hunting.
is
not
all
that
is
required
bring
home
the
game.
He
mil
also
tread
warily.
NOW
that
they
are
I
rvioir
once
more
to
open
King
l.
J
jTufjt
...
.1
tomb,
(I'lllV,
lived
in
an
tinciviliziJl
age
lief
on
i
Harney
fioogle.
wa
ever
dream
hall
tonight
I
remembered
that
somebody
was
always
trying
lo
lake
the
joy
out
of
life.
,
'
'
"HOyou
jfl
uib?"
impiired
the
little.
sfrl.
"Not
if
I
keep
my
reason,"wai
I
he
ungracious
m-My.
,
If
you
find
you
cannot
get
the
dally
News
regularly,
call
in
and
subscribe
for
it
and
have
It
d.
livnroi
to
your
home.
Mr.
Hoggs
staled
lh.it
fox
far
iners
were
asking
for
leui-latlon
to
he
passed
ti
protect
the
foxes
from
dogs.
Jhelr
reuuesl
Is
that
they
ho
allowed'
to,
shoot
any
dog
found
within
ann
fp,.
of
a
pen."
Mrs.
L.
().
Larsen
sailed
la
night
by
the
Oanlena
bound
for
iseiiltfe
on
a
lioliday
frip,
Olhrrl)i
frt
ll.
(tally
Vw
IN
rROMTt.
IK
.TMI
IUMUI
COUNT
Of
RITISM
In
11m
Mitlr
nt
Thr
vniiinOlr.tlini
Ari;
IX
j
,.'?r'','h'.
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IlKH.iir
J.
MrH.
Vmim,
n.df
Jho
lh
d,y
...
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G.r
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lrby
.
mnii.ii
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innnt
rmi
k
fi
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mail
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lo
m
tiiomvs
vv.
iirntr.
ofprui
Aiioiiulnrit.r,
...
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llutxrl.
fl.C
P.IH
I
III
i
1
1
l)i
my
i.f
Qclobfr.
11)1,
1
IN
PROMTS.
IN
TMI
tUPMMI
COURT
Of
BRITItH
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COlUmiA.
iiil
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T,"!
A,"""'lifll"n
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THOMAS
XV.
IIKIiXF..
orririi
Ai)iiiiiii.iritor.
..
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..
I'rliK-e
,
Huprl,
lie.
l.M
ilili
uih
i.y
Uf
"rtobVr.
IN
PROMT!.
IN
TMt
tUPRIMI
COURT
OF
MITIIH
,
.,
..
COLUeitlA.
in.1
'"
T,M"
'"'"n"lr.U.Mi
Afl;
TaV'.
t,?;":':.
IIiiiiiiiip
i-
iiVii
v
orner
M
Ml
or
oriobr,
a.i,
ij.
i
...
nTWJ?
ill?.
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V
H.
f!fiii'i'i'hm
""lr
""I'-I'tfrtinpi
to
TIIOMAS
V.
IIKILNK.
offirlil
AHiiiliilxriior,
v.u6
,),
mJliii,
L
Vedue.iliyV4'IOhej
Slj
H)
dominion
of
canada
Victory
loan
bonds'
MATUKIiSU
Ik
uvx,mui:iv,
THE
BANK
OF
MONTREAL,
under
authority
of
the
Mfnlster
of
Finance,
f
is
prepared
to
redeem
the
above
bonds
in
full
at
maturity,
without
cKaryfc,
,
,
.
-
1
.
at
any
ot
its
Hrancnes
in
v-anaua.
ror
the
convenience
ui
y
ncio
v
ow,
-.-
-
f
.
...
,
bonds
at
any
time
prior
to
November
1st,
and
will
make
payment
in
each
ca$e
on
November
1st,
either
by
issuing
a
cheque
or
Dy
placing
met
owner's
credit
in
the
boob
of
the
Bank,
as
the
owner
may
desire.
FOX
RAISING
IS
A
PROFITABLE
INDUSTRY'
Vancouver
Uland
Man
Tells
High
Quality
of
Product
There
of!
Vlirt
OlllA.
Ocl.
.11.
Iteauinont
Hoggs
of
lliis
city,
-peaking
be
fore
the
Metrhosin
Farmers
In
titule
told
of
hi
wife
experi
ence
in
raising
fines
at
North
.sflanioh.
High
prices
were
paid
for
the
fur,
a
much
a
?70
being.
paid
for
c
single
pell.
"Il
i
a
fact."
said
Hie
speaker,
thai
the
pelt
of
Hie
captive
fov
hrinir
a
hiuber
oricp
I
lian
the
wild
fox.
and
Hie
Lest
fur
doe
not
come
from
the
cidd
dry
climate,
a
seem
lo
be
the
general
idea,
the
fur
in
such
climate
lieing
usually
of
a
eoarer
ipiplily
than
Hie
fur
of
foxes
raised
in
a
more
humid
climate."
Mr.
Hoggs
gnp
information
regarding
the
breeding
of
foxe.
Tint
I
lllllf
lllihll
ii'AvnliLiil
.
WIIKN
shiMiting
a
man
realizeslct:i;ioiiiir
the
iiorxirlniiep
of
this
that
having
a
correct
aim
in
lifeiiidiilry.
has
appointed
an
off!
oleinl
ptiierl
wlio
will
I'll.
till
tjnecessar
information
ami
advice
to
the
prospective
fox
famer.
The
care
of
foxes
an.
I
Iheir
habits
were
fully
explained
bv
ni'.
the
speaker,
and
.all.,
the
r-tllllflll-
estimate
,l
of
it
i
well
I
o
renienrtier
that
he
Hie
cost
of
feed
per
annum,
which
Idid
not
excepd
was
given.
Mr
I
Morrison,
who
bad
a
fox
farm
for
onie
years
in
Allierla,
I
now
.
Icarrjing
on
the
industry
near
TltYlNO
to
illustrate
the
Im-
Hoyal
Oak,
came
out
at
Mr.
lUltitt
llillll
V
ikf
Mttfiwtl
It
ttitr
l..ilklHlllir
.
1
1
Lfir
M
(
L
1
1
1
ntfliiittril.
.a
.
1
.
I
I.
I
...
...
(H-iiintf,
a
jim..mt
uie
oilier
nay
i
'iinjf
many
uiTourairmtr
oHn
i.
t-
.
I
II.
..I
ti
tit
I.
.
Il.tr-,
r..,.A
.
a
!.:
.
retn;irkiij
thai
II
was
like
play
nnd
firuU
Mint
Tulenkhainen
and
expecting
himal"J'de
pej
here
as
in
Alberta.
to
fox
trot
.
I'll
KM
K
was
one
thing
abou'
old
Tut.
When
be
.got
tired
of
listening'
to
the
legislators
lie
Inhl
llieni
lo
go
hack
and
sil
ilown
and
if
they
refused
he
had
their
beads
chopped
olf.
Anil
yet
we
consider
we
have
developed.
4-
A
FOOLISH
contemporary
siig-
gesls
that
when
Carter
.
e'nlers
King
Tulenkliainen's
tomb
the
old
chap
will
think
,
II
Was
a
plllinber
he
telephoned
for
be.
fore
going
to
sleep.
THK
real
cats
whiskers-
in
amusement
is
trying
lo
dance
wild
a
L'irl
who
ha
not
Indulged
in
that
kind
of
exercise
for
five
or
Icn
years
and
who
does
not
particularly
wish
to
learn.
s
WIIKX
reminded
that
the
Four
Hundred
would
all
be
mil
at
I
he
sit
the
sign
of
the
Yellow
liox
hi,
..yJiiRmieir
y.
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a
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fishing
vessel
tug,
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wooden
bunt
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any
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