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Tuesday,
November
C,
1923.
Investigation
Into
P.G.E.
Charges.
I)
liiiilc
charges
have
been
made
-against
the
management
of
the
lUi.K.
both
in
Hie
legislature
anil
outside
mid
the
provincial
goveriimeiil
has
aj
.mre
taken
the
mailer
in
hand
and
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"i
iiiuv'ciuh-iii
iMiiiiur
in
investigate.
i.ai
vear
wneii
ins
mutter
was
mentioned
to
Hie
legislature,
the
premier
staled
that
any
definite
charges
would
be
met
but
the
government
could
not
act
upon
rumors.
There
had
lo
be
some
definite
judication
that
there
was
something
wrong
.before
the
government
would
be
justified
in
putting
the
country
lo-4he
expense
of
an
investigation.
H
is
satisfactory
that
the
charges
made
by
General
MeRae
nnd
others
are
being
met
without
delay.
II
is
to
be
hoped
and
expected
that
the
investigation
will
proceed
immediately
and
that
ir
there
are
any
wrongdoer
Ihey
will
be
punished.
Proud
Gray
Fleet
Still
Important.
The
p?ace
of
the
world
to
a
very
large
extent
still
depends
upon
the
proud
pray
fleet
of
Britain.
White
it
sails
Hie
seas
injustice
and
vVrong
will.
in
a
.
large
exlentbe
forced
lo
hide,
its
head.
While
mistakes
"hftvinade
in
any
hnmaiiTViVlerpriVK
the
Brihsh
fleet
has
generally
sljifrb
ready
lotfack
lhe"nghl
Vifc'ainsl
the
wrong
and
lias
proved
,a
powerful
civilizing
influence.
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Free
Trade
.
"
f-
-
Within
Empire.
Premier
Raldwin's
scheme
for
free
trade
wiflTiu
the
Empire
is
a
most
attractive
one.
It
is
described
by
some
lit
b
a
seductive
plan.
At
any
rate
it
is
following
alomr'lhe
lines
.if
lh.
example
set
by
Canada-
whi.:li
has
established
a
enc.
that
has
been
in
force.for
manFyears,
b'eing
first
star(ed
diiriug
the
Laurier
regime:''
'fcaiiner'
wSs
often
eeeuscd
of
toadv-
in?
io
iirnain
ror
extending-
the
preference.
.Should
Hreat
'Britain
and
Ireland,
fl-mada
Zealand,
South
Africa,--Indite
nrjif
the
-mors
dejiendenl
:parts
of
the
Empire
all
enter'
into'
an
arrangement
for
preferential
trade
relations,
il
would
form
.ltroiig
financial
tie
for
imperial
re
unions.
.Many
people,
however,
f-ar
that
once
the
tie
of
finance
i-
maue'wi
supersede
the
lie
of
sentiment,
the
Empire
would
be
in
danger.
.
The
progress
of
the
movement
will
be
watched
with'
much
interest
here
for
Canada
would
be
vitallv
nffected
bv
anv
sudf
......,,fclu,riii
us
nun
jiropoeo
ity
premier
uaiuwiu.
8peed
Mania
Continues.
The
despatches
al
the
week
end
announced
that
all
former
.speed
records
had
been
broken
by
a
Xew
York
aviator
who
made
the
wonderful
speed
of
207,
miles
an
hour.
This
speed
mania
N
affecting
us
everywher?.
Nol
only
have
we
speeded
up
in
our
business
methods,
in
our
soeinl
;iife,
in
r
general
travel,
but
everywhere
is
seen
advancement
along
these
Hn-e.
The
telegraph,
telephone
and
radio
have
speeded
up
communication
until
il
hcomes
almost
instantaneous,
and
iravel
promi?s
to
be
expedited
to
such
an
extent
as
to
excile
.wpnder.
II
was
onlv
a
few
years
ago
when
the
fastest
means
of
crossing
the
ea
wti
by.
windjammer
which
took
we?kv
o"r
month
lo
sail
from
one
conlinent
to
auother.
Now
.we
are
promised
a
two
dav
service
across
the
Atlantic
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W.
OUOT
COMTANV
laoTIO
H
I
lichl."
in
Hi"
inlere!l
of
lieueral
A.
I.
Macllae's
Tliird
Party,
is
lo
he
hnleil
ifore
the
Public
Accounts
Omiiiillee
of
the
l.ejur-ishilur
to
phne
some
of
his
eharpes.
This
was
siven
oul
at
Hie
1'ar-haiuenl
Kuildiiis.
The
Tiiinl
I'arly
attacks
have
licen
mailc
against
both
the
old
parlies
of
the
Province.
v.
In
preparation
for
Hie
lively
lime
thai
will
develop
the
puhlic
accounts
committee
j
being;
streniftheneil
by
(he
addition
of
Mr.
,
Karris,
former
Allorney-(ieneral,
who
is
familiar
with
all
railway
alTairs.
The
bade
over
the
railway
Miieslion
is
likely
In
prove
a
hitler
as
thai
oer
the
liquor.
Preparations
are
being-
made
for
Hie
va?in?
of
ojue
hit;
bat
tles
this
sesijnn
before
Hie
pub-
lie
Accounts
Committee
of
Ihe
Legislature.
Makes
Bin
Play
II
is
before
this
roniiuillee
thai
a
hi?
play
is
always
rumle
by
opnnsilion
fon'es
lo
pain
campaign
maleijial.
.Mr.
Howsi'r
and
II.
II.
Pooley,
who
are
leaders
of
Hie
(Jonservalive
probinsr
forces
on
Hie
committee,
said
loday
that
the
committee.
accord-
in?
ti
plans
Ihey
are
makin?
widibl
likely
jirove
more
lively
than
il
wa
lasl
year.
Mr.
Pooley
said
that
he
had
val
tiered
all
sorts
of
liquor
fact,
both'
in
Victoria
and
Vancouver,
and
on
his
Irip
north
with
Mr.
Bowser,
and
he
intends
to
start
something
if
he
ran
find
anything
lo
start.
N
1
II
was
explained
at
I
lie
Parliament
Buildings
today
thai
rumors
of
an
approach
in?
election
are
acting
as
iin
incentive
(o
fireworks
hpfore
Hie
eouiniillee.
The
halle
will
be
waged
chiefly
over
liquor
hoard
affairs.
The
Man
in
the
Moon
SAYSt-
TIMK
hanffs,
heavy
on
Hie
man
who
wars
a
wrisl
watch.
TIIKUK'S
one
thinjr
about
Prince
Huperl,
no
young
man
resident
here
has
yel
dared
(o
appear
wearing
sideburns.
I
CONSIDERING
the
way
people
act,
you
would
nver
imagine
hundreds
of
books
on
etiquelle
in
this
.province-
were
old
every
year.
IF,
you
wish
to
know-wliat
a
girl
thinks
of
you,
marry
her
J
hen
she'll
lell
you.
VIOrOIlIA
people
saved
a
lot
Of
daylighl
last
summer
and
Ihey
intend
to
live
on
jt
durin;
Hip
coming
winter.
IF
Ilenrv
troes
to
I
do
U'hii
him.
Thai
is
one
of
Ihe
fool
questions
people
are
asking.
THK
Ideal
husband
-if
one
who!
knows
just
when
lo
Ml
Ihe
I
ruth.
IX
Ihe
good
old
day
there
were
no
banana
google
song.
Xo
wonder
people
were
happy
men.
I
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Piinc
Kuprt
i
Many
new
iriduslrb
will
like
ly
lif
established
here
when
Ihe
(Srjnd
Trunk
I'aciric
Hallway
is
coiupjeled
nexl
year.
They
will
Include
shipbuilding
al
Ihe
dry
.dork
and
a
shingle
mill
port
Tlvlward.
Iayor
T.
I).
I'atlullo
formerly
opened,
the
Catholic
ba.aar
lasl
nighl.
Father
Huiioz
presided
and
William
Marison,
M.IM'
also
spoke.
I
Kxreplloii
was
taken
.'
Aid.
'.
Tsl.Willltlls
111
l...f
.tii.vlil.i
llklllliil
viimwiiA,
x..v.-5-j
Hoss.ier.
,
a
r;
,n?tI4WliM
former
employee
of
Ihe
railway
,
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iii
i
iiii-iii
u
mi-
irn
niriiii
eowrnmcnl,
who
has
been
making
alleged
MMfitlional
charges
in
mi
allidavit
in
I
In'
"Search.
city
auditor,
uririntr
atraiu
that
account
of
Hie
eily
olilifies
de
parliueul
nhoubl
he
recourilinled
with
III-
oIIit
city
hook.
Aid.'
Stephens
itefenileil
the
Ireasur-'
er's
depart
ntenl
avainsl
I
hi'
claim
thai
the
reeonnilialion
was
be
hind
and
expressed
I
he
opinion
thai
the
auditor
was
unduly
harsh
with
the
present
staff.
particularly
when
il
was
reiiiem-tiered
that
l.hi-
particular
work
in
past
yetirs
had
always
been
so
far
behind.
lie
felt
thai
the
criticism
of
Hie
auditor
should
be
of
a
constructive
instead
of
a
destructive
nature
and
should
lead
lo
a
heller
and
simpler
method
of
iKwik-keepiiifr.
Be
would
like
to
hae
figures
at
Hie
mhI
of
Hie
year
tdiowin?
what
the
reconciliation
of
these
accounts
had
meant
and
how
much
had
been
saved
lo
the
cily
Jhere-by.
Beside
making
this
nujrjjes.
lioil,
the
auditor's
report
stilled
that
an
audit
had
been
complet
ed
up
In
Seuteinlier
30
and
the
cash
and
hooks
had
been
found
to
be
up
In
dale,
'the
auditor
also
urged
Hie
taking
of
an
inventory
of
Hie
city's
stock
al
an
early
dale
lo:
assist
in
getlinir
oul
the
annual
report.
Cily
Treasurer
.Malheson
fell
that,
although
the
mailer
of
re
conciliation
seemed
big
in
this
report,
II
really
did
not
amount
In
very
much.
II
was
questionable
jf
the
cost
of
making
the
reconciliation
was
warranted
m
Hie
"results
that
were
obtained
by
mi'ans
of
it.
entailed
a
great
deal
of
clerical
work
for
Hie
elimination
of
which
some
method
might
lie
tei.ed.
The
report
was
referred
to
the
Illiance
commillee""wlt!i
'power
to
act.
1
HALF
BURNED
LETTER
REACHES'
DESTINATION
jOynamlted
and
.Burned
by
Train
?.
Robbers
But
Evsnluslly
1
1
Comes
Back
to
M.
M.
.Stephens
The
efficiency
jf
the
Stale
postal
department
is
dicaled
in
the
delivery
of
a
loi
ter
recently
sent
from
this
city
by
At.
M.
Stephens
A
Co.
Ltd,
local
realtors,
to
one
of
the
firm'
clients.
Dr.
A.
A.
Maclntyre.
former
ablerinau
of
this
city
who
is
now
practising
denli.lry
at
Olendale.
Oregon.
The
teller
in
question
went
through
a
mail
robbery
on
the
Ashland
and
Oer-
ber
atraiu
at
Siskiyou,
Orejron,
on
Away
on
Holidays
and
Miss
Mills,
SscreUry,
Mas
Other
Demands
oh
Time
As
li'iiectft
to
be
iiway
from
WHS
A
resolution
.from
be
eitv
council
of
Kamlpops
nking
Ihe
provincial
a'overnmenl
lo
lake
Jover
Ihe
inirrnli.in
.of
.isjiluHoti
A
firsl
prize
essay
on
"Prince,
hosuilals
in
ItuperL"
written
by
Miss
Orace;
referred
lo
Ihe
finance
MiiumiU
Shockley,
in
publ,el
1n
Ihe
lee
f(,r
report
by
the
local
cily
Daily
Xewu
today.
jcouncil
laot
nlgh.
Only
two
cae
are.
et
for
hearing
in
Hie
County
Court
be.
fore
Judge
Young
this
month.
They
are
a
follows:
Prince
Huperl
Feed
Co.
vs.
Canadian
National
National
Hall
ways,
damages
to
wagon.
Williams.
Manson
A
Gonzales
for
the
plaintiff
and
Paltnoiv
A
Fulton
for
the
defendant.
Nven!ir
13.
II.
Cunningham
&
Sou
vn.
11.
United
Bennett.balanre
on
good
sold
and
In-
ihdiwred.
Wilthini.
riiiini
ami
Gonzales
for
the
plaintiff,
audi
Patmore
.V
Fulton
for
the
ilefen-
danl.
November
t.
'
CANCELLATION
OF
RESERVE.
SOTICE
Is
HtaEBv"CIV:M
llul
Ihr
icwrvp
n.ifrlnr
(JmiuioI
HUixl
tliualrd
it
llw
mmitli
or
Cdrrtnt-r
Haiul.
hnn-
4,
Oetober
II.
The
,car
wa.
dyna-
VKi
S
V"Cl
V?
iZZ
"L'SS.
mited
and
fired
and
Hie
teller
wa
.
n.
ik,
hnlf
l.lirilo.1
lf.a
.....Inn.
.nminJ
IWpUly
Nlfll.OT
l.f
Lnl.
iiirougn
with
only
the
name
of
lr.
Maclntyre
and
his
utr'eet
ad.
dress
on
it.
The
-name
of
Hie
VlrUirli.
B.C-
tllh
OfMJf,
mi.
TIMBER
SALE
X
5482.
cily
had
been
bunted
away
as
a...,
.
7
....
had
alMi
beii
Hie
address
on
Mim.ir
if
Uwi.
t
vteniru.
iw.t
Uir
the
letter
inside.
The
letter
went
L
."V".-
on
to
postal
headquarlers
ot
Pan
"
7.o
iimii
r
nimr.
.ooi
Francisco
from
whence
it
wa,
mT
TriZt
'iZilYt.c
iorwaniea
in
nr.
Alaclntyrc.
II
'",,n
House
will
he
lake
l.izzie
with
was
returned
to
the
local
firm
by
iw.V.'rVun.w"
""m'd
f"r
lr.
Maclntyre
as
a
curio.
OFFICERS
OF
MUNICIPAL
CHAPTER
HAVE
RESIGNED
riirOtrr
Mrllmlur.
nt
ttm
rhi.f
r.....
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1
ruir
nwprri,
p.C
TIMBER
SALE
X
5587.
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will
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for
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office
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Mrs.
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n'iTl,
n.e..
IN
PROBlTr
tlie
cily
for
sorfie
time
on
an
ex.
f
euMewt
court
of
British
tended
hrtliday
Irip,
Mrs.
S.
J.
in
u
m.iut
of
tu
A.imii.i.tr,iim
Aci:
of
Ihe
Munirpcl
Chapter,
Im-
csiy.
iwMwd:
iwuie.
nerial
Order
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of
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moling1
of
the
!VTuX'jrZX
chapter
las.
evenlntr.
Mrs.
A.
T.
tf"'
I'arkin.
first
vice.regenl,
presld-
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of
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acting
secretnr'
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W.
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