Whan
Yeu
Want
A
EARNINGS
ARE
Canadian
National
Shows
1SS
Per
Cent
Increase
Over
Last
Year
for
Eleven
Months
MONTHEAL.
Dec.
2
cariiln8
of
the
(Canadian
i-i..
....(
'
honat
Hallways
for
the
eleven
moulds
ending
November
3"
WAR
VETERAN
DIED
TODAY
Sergeant
Alexander
Walker
Copper
City
Expires
In
General
Hospital
the
deal
It
oci
Hired
in
the
Prince
Huperl
flonrral
Hospital
II.
i.l.ir
..f
,.ruiiilll
All't-I
(Heat
War,
deceased
bad
been
In
refusfes,
headed
Tor
Hie
Uniled
Stales,
ban
come
as
far
as
tills
French
seaport
only
to
find
Hie
emixration
uota
roll,
and
no
Immediate
hope
of
cnlerinsr
the
land
of
promise.
The
baud,
upon
lenviiifr
Hus-
they
were
regarded
as
undesirables,
and
senl
away.
Now,
to
Ihe
number
of
200,
they
have.;
Ihere
was
not
an
operating
pro
fit
of
A3H.U00.00Q.
The
year
after
Itial
all
would
be
clear
sailing
for
Canadians
hs
far
as
their
railway
problem
was'
concerned,
he
slated.
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
ENGLISH
LEAGUE.
Division
I.
",c
""i
i..
vni
-
ui.rriul.i
f
.
.1SIIJII
tints
riirinrni
.
llinnlnaliani
0,
West
Hroimvich
0.
Hlnrkhurti
ll.
U.
Tottenham
t.
i-..urr
f
I
............
I
ii
wPre
AIM02.C03,
an
increase
;r.e,"r
3
liun
'
the
same
period
last
year,
il
Is
uiM.ri,fifIl,
C(
ArM.(a
officially
announced.
Ihe
ex-
M,(Jlo,,loru
f
,,r1.,OI
x.
,:.
.
tended
favorable
market
n
run.
Npwca.e
t.
0
lin.erlund
2.
n
Western
Canada
due
to
dltlonj.
n
,
Ihe
mild
weal
her
lately
accounts
Um
,
R
hlW,
.
lb
favorable
showing,
for
j
Division
II.
I
Hack
pool
,
Derby
County
o.
Ilradford
Cily
3.
Ilarulcy
2.
it'.laptoii
I.
Stockport
t.
'Ilury
3.
Ieds
lulled
0.
Hull
Cily
5.
Bristol
Cily
0.
Manchester
Lulled
5.
Port
Nale
l.
iNclsoii
t.
Fullinm
I.
of
'Oldham
A.
0,
Leicester
City
0.
'Wednesday
C,
Crystal
Palace
0.
South
Shields
I.
Southampton
:
iStokc
2.
Coventry
City
1.
SCOTTISH
LEAGUE.
Division
I.
ander
Walker.
vvr
vet-ran
or
;,r,rir,I,,an;
.
iSn,,1WI,ll-tapper
City.
Suffering
fn.iu
T-
''V'
11
...
l'K'ilf.ll!lllt
fl
VP
I
lllllkll
II
feel
of
ovelscus
service
III
llio
.
.
Dundee
2,
Celtic
t.
the
hospital
several
limes
durinif'
"";
-
'
"
'
'crnlans
I,
Qi
u
s
Park
0.
the
p.
year.
beiiiK
last
admitted
.Kilmarnock
2,
Hearts
I.
v
.
.
i
ma
..
.
...
in
Noveinlier
.'0.
ia
,,
.,
,,
.,
1
'
J-of
Servant
Walker
was
a
nalive'f
Scotland
and
was
07
rars
..f
."""''
'"
'''
0.
HKr.
He
i
survived
by
a
widow
UnarkJLJUrrcn
and
fumily
at
Copper
City.
He
imrvpv
crnnvo
wos
h
member
or
the
(treat
War.
HOLKLY
olUKLS
Veterans'
Association.
Funeral
arraiiKeineiils
are
in
Ihe
hands
of)
Vielorla.
3;
Saskatoon,
2;
Ihe
li.l..
iniieruikcrs.
iniermeiiv
wfunipi-vr.
win
lake
place
on
.ihhiiiuj.
RUSSIANS
ON
WAY
TO
UNITED
STATES
Large
Party
Stranded
at
Cherbourg
After
Being
Chased
From
One
Place
to
CIIKHHOt'lUI,
France,
Dec.
'ii.
-
A
nuuierous
body
of
lliissian
Mrs.
W.
F.
Iloberpe,
who
has
been
visiting
in
Vancouver
with
Mr.
and
Mrs.
.Nets
Nelson,
has
I
.-ft
for
California
to
join
Mr.
Hobcrjre.
The
CN.lt.
steamer
Prince
Hiu
pert,
Capt.
D.
Donald,
from
Van
couver
and
wayiiorls,
Is
due
this
afternoon
on
lime
at
3
o'clock.
(1.
II.
Orillln
of
Terrace
was
a
passenger
on
Ihe
Princess
..
n
Heal
rice
this
morning
for
Onnip-iSPANISH
TRAINS
bell
Hlver.
sia,
went
to
Poland
and
stayed
several
months
until
compelled
J.
K.
Kir
by.
mlnintr
recorder,
by
the
authorities
to
move
on.
arrived
on
the
train
last
nifflil
Constantinople
was
Hie
next.
from
Sinilbers.
slooiiinir
place,
but
there
also
GERMAN
SCHOOLS
CLOSE
HKIH.IN,
Dec.
22,
She
at
Vancouver,
I:
HcKiua,
3;
at
I
ley
inn.
Calvary,
3;
Seallle,
I;
nl
Many
(ler-
reacbed
Cherbourg
and
somo
of
man
educational
Institutions
them
Hire
nlannliiff
In
Irv
lo
hold
are
closing
because
of
the
econ-
oul
tint
1
1
next
June,
when
new
ouilc
situation.
Others
are
re-
uiiotas
wilt
bo
operative.
In
the
inovinir
from
the
cities
to
di
meantlino
they
arc.
receiving,
Irlels
where
living
expenses
aro
charity.
liumdi
less.
success,
Ihe
many
entertaining
numbers
being
particularly
well
received
by
Hie
audience.
The
church
and
auditorium
was
delightfully
decorated
suitable
to
I
bo
festive
seas.
Hc.'ilalions
were
very
creditably
given
by
Hilly
McLean,
Miss-Olive
Ilicks,
(eo.
McLean,
Hobble
I
Irv
ine
and
Neil
McLean.
One
of
the
outstanding
features
of
Hie
musical
entertainment
wus
a
pianoforte
solo
executed
by
litltc
Miss
Huliy
Lee.
Miss
Lee,
who
is
five
years
old,
has
been
studying
thc.piaup
under
the
tutorship
of
MWWay
Ior-Jl
infill
lis
and
her
musical
ability
was
very
evident
in
the
confident
manner
in
"Which
fhe
executed
her
solo.
Song's
were
rendered
by
Miss
Liuea
Hanson
and
the
Trail
Hangers.
A
vocal
duet
in
character
coiuine
of
Ihe
poppy
and
Hie
violet
by
the
Misses
F.nid
and
Claire
William
was
splen
didly
performed.
The
violin
solo
by
Marno
Susiurdson
and
Victor
Thomas
under
the
direction
of
Professor
Pryce
was
excellent.
A
violin
solo
by
Hilly
Murray,
accompanied
by
Miss
(irant
at
the
piano,
made
a
great
hit.
Harrie's
Hoy
Minstrel
Troup,
led
by
Iarl
Harrie,
kept
the.
audience
in
good
humor,
their
turn
being
much
up
predated.
I
lie
minstrel
group
included
Henry'
Hcilbroner.
(lif
ford
Cameron.
Isa
Kalsiiyama
and
Jack.
Stevens.
'Hie
item
"Seven
Little
Pumpkin
Heads"
by
the
boys
was
well
done.
This
item
was
performed
by
Ceo.
Dibb,
Don
aid
Allislone,
Olof
Hanson,
Itich
ard
Halsdou,
Tenedy
Nakulota,
Tom'o
Kalsuyama
and
linger
Obata.
the
tableau
entitled
"Silent
Night"
was
very
pretty
ami
each
member
of
Ihe
cast
tonk
an
excellent
part.
The
cast
includ
ed
the
Misses
Credwiu
Morgan,
Coimii'
Morgan,
llhoiia
Vales,
lldilli
Thompson,
Audrey
Wrath-all
and
Violet
MrCutcheon.
Very
favorable
comment
was
made
by
Ihe
-audience
on
Hie
tableau
en.
titled
"The
Seasons."
The
pari
of
Queen
of
the
Season
was
capably
taken
by
Miss
Daniella
Chrisleiisen.
The
seasons
were
performed
by
Miss
Kvelyn
Dalby.
Miss
Kalherine
Irvine,
Miss
Ju
lia
Thomas,
and
Miss
Muy
Thompson.
The
alleudants
were
Miss
Claire
Williams,
Miss
Vie-
loria
Kirkcvsky,
Miss
llulh
Wil
kinson.
Miss
Toli
Katsuynm'a,
'Miss
Vera
Parry
and
Miss
F.nid
.William.
COLLIDE
AND
ARE
ENJOYABLE
AFFAIR
Hie
net
profits
of
the
system
up
to
December
I
had
reached!
;
Christmas
concert
of
Ihe
.',ooo,ooo.
He
predicted
that
up
to
Ihe
end
of
the
year
Hicy
'intermediate
Methodist
Sunday
would
be
18,000.000
and
declared
thai
he
would
b;
disnp-
c10(1
ie,
,
(lt.
cliurcli
audi-
poinlcd
If,
at
the
end
of
next
earjtorjulll
at
jSut
wu
a
i,iarkel
BURNED
IN
TUNNEL
TO
TAKE
CHARGE
decided
to
instruct
Col.
Plaliuas
uf
the
revolutionary
cooioiitlee
lo
ask
Cx
Premiejr
Venielos,
wilhoul
any
conditions
and
with
cyuiplele
lilterly
of
initiative,
to
return
to
Oreece
auditake
Hie
political
silualfon
in
hand.
DISSOLUTION
IS
UNLIKELY
Premier
King
Speaks
Following
Election
Result
In
Kant
County
OTTAWA,
Dec
22.
Although
tha
government
regards
seriously
the
defeat
sustained
In
Kent
County,
New
Brunswick,
any
suggestion
that
If
may
lead
to
a
dissolution
of
parliament
Is
quite
without
foundation.
.mlM
ISf
I
SSarkMlTl
the
government
was
virtu
ally
In
the
same
position
as
It
was
when
It
assumed
power.
The
losses
sustained
In
Halifax
and
Kent
are
offset
Insofar
as
the'
standing
of
the
House
Is
concerned
by
the
government's
gain
of
two
recruits
from
the
ranks
of
the
Progressives
after
taking
office.
On
the
other
hand
It
lost
when
A.
IT.
Mc-Mastep
crossed
the
floor.
COUNCIL
OF
BOARD
OF
TRADE
MEETING
WITH
BOAT
OWNERS
Al
a
meeting
yesterday
the
round!
of
the
board
of
trade
discussed
the
present
bali
but
fisheries
situation
with
re
presentatives
of
the
boat
owners
t
n
mi.i.,...
..-omM...,!
r
im
J.
Roger,
manager
of
the
"Take
Her
To
The
Boston"
.
FESTIVE
FEASTS.
TAXI
A
glad
Yulelldc
welcome
awaiU
you.
Turkey,
Plum
99
Pudding
and
all
the
old-fashioned
w
a
hurry
good
fare
will
be.
Phone
on
Xmas.
our
festive
board
this
Baal
Cars
and
Bast
Service
PRlrfCE
RUPERT
BOSTON
GRILL
In
tha
City.
Rates
Reasonable
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Private
Boies
Fop
Party
Use
VOL
XIII.,
.NO,
301.
PIUNCE
llUl'KRT,
B.C.,
SATUIUlAY,
DECEMBER
22,
1023.
VMUrdy'i
Circulation
1511
SlMtt
SaUa
tZZ.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
CLEAR
BAILING
FOR
C
TOlHlNTO.
Dec
22.
Thrc
enr
wa
Hie
linir
definitely
MPTHOniT
SUNDAY
fixc.l
last
mglit
liy
Sir
Henry
Thornton
a
Hie
period
at
Hie
eni;
.t.m
of
which
the
Canadian
taxpayers
might
expect
to
find
them-
SCHOOL
CONCERT
WAS
hflii
rreeit
or
the
itiinicn
oi
ucticits
on
i
lie
uanuoiau
national,
Hallway.
In
an
address
before
the
aniuial
convention
of
ihuj
Commercial
Travellers'
Association,
Sir
Henry
auiioiiiiced
that
JUL
IS
NOW
IN
SIGHT
OTTAWA
BEING
ASKED
TO
CLOSE
PACIFIC
PORTS
TO
U.S.
HALIBUT
BOATS
Three
Years
is
Time
Fixed
by
Sir
Henry
Thornton
for
End
of
Deficit
on
Railway
Operations
J
SALVATION
ARMY
VENIXELOS
ASKED
ThHIVTmAn
TRFF
VlllUUlllinU,
UVLLl
VI'HFNS
Dec
''
ff,r
,n
Citadel
Last
Night
was
council'
of'
inhii'slers
lias.
"
ceeaaful
Enter-
Minmciis
Tli)
Salvation
Army
annual
(Christmas
tree
and
concert
held
fast
iiivht
at
the
army
barracks
proved
a
wreat
success.
The
hall
was
iirellily
decorated
willi
holly,
pverifreen
ami
Hags
and
A
the
attendance
was
large.
The
concert
portion
of
(lie
program
e)ee)e
))
)
waH
splemlidly
carried
out.
1
lie
Hems
mi
the
nrogram
In-'cluded
a
Hible
reading
by
Miss
Heruice
Hos;
Chrismas
sons
by
Jack
Andrew
ar:d
David
Waddell;
Ha?
drill
by
Misses
Edith
Leek,
illelen
Sims.
Dollv
Sinilh,
Amelia
'F.xley.
Nellie
5uricb.
Annie
iSmilb.
Winnie
Kxtey.
and
Her-inice
Hoss;
Mrs.
Coleman
playing
Hi-
piano
accompaniment;
Hrownies'
drill
by
Hip
Sunbeam
class
comprising
the
Misses
Hosie
Smith,
Hosie
Ox.
Adelaide
J
Piper.
Owendoline
Macdonald.
Heal
rice
Olson,
Catherine
Cad-
wallader
Eilna
McLean.
Jean
McLean.
Jack
Waddell.
Andrew
Waddell.
David
Waddell
and
instrumental
duel
by
loinmie
Miss
flosie
Smith:
tableau.
,"Itock
of
Ages"
Mr.
Smith
and
i.Mrs.
McLean:
sontr,
"Star
of
the
(East"
by
Hip
Missps
Fjlith
Leek.
Amelia
Exley.
Winnie
Ex-ley,
Helen
$ims,
N'ellie
fSurvich.
and
the
speakers
included
J.
W.
(DIVIDEND
FOR
HOME
Nicholls.
0.
W.
Nickerson
and
Dr.
W.
T.
Kergin.
Pending
the
meeting
later
in
the
evening,
no
action
was
taken
although
tlicre
.Twenty-five
Per
Cent
Being
Paid
was
a
full
discussion.
Today
by
Varloua
Banks
TOHONTO,
Dec.
22.
Payment
Huperl
Marine
Products,
Tucksjof
twenty-rive
per
cent
dividend
Inlel,
who
has
been
in
the
south
do
depositors
in
the
defunct
on
business,
returned
to
Ihe
cityiltome
Hank
commenced
Ibis
on
the
Princess
I
leal
rice
this
'morning
in
various
banks
morning.
throughout
the
city
ami
district
Vancouver
Committee
Brings
in
Report
on
Investigation
of
Dr.
Prices
"Faith
Cures"
VANCOUVKll,
Dec.
22.
The
report
of
the
committee
appointed
liy
llio
Vancouver
Ministerial
Association
lo
investigate
the
"failh
ciire.s"
of
Dr.
(1
S.
Price,
who
conducted
an
evungel-islic
campaign
here
last
April,
was
Issued
on
Saturday.
The
MALAOA,
Spain,
Dee.
22.
composed
of
eleven
Clergymen,
The
crews
of
two
trains
are
be-
three
university
professors,
eight
lieved
lo
have
perished
when
the
medical
doctors
and
a'
lawyer,
trains
came
into
collision
In
a
The
report
slated
that
in
many
tunnel
near
Malaga.
A
gasoline,
cases
the
neglect
ol
ordinary
well
tnnk
car
on
one.
of
the
trains
ex
doded,
and
all
the
cars
of
the
two
trains
were
destroyed.
Suhaorlhe
for
th
Dally
News.
proven
methods
of
treatment
had
led
to
deplorable
results.
The
commit
tee
believes
Dr.
Price's
methods
were
partly
or
dlnary
but
ni'aluly
of
a
form
of
Resolution
Passed
at
Meeting
of
Fisheries
Interests
Last
Night
At
u
meeting
in
the
cily
hull
last
night
attended
by
Canadian
boat
owner
and
local
business
men,
a
resolution
was
passed
by
a
decisive
vole
requesting
the
federal
government
lo
close.
Pa
cific
ports
uf
Canada
to
American
fishing
boats
in
line
with
ac
tion
recently
taken
on
Ihe
Atlantic
coast.
I
lie
resolution,
which
was
moved
by
II:
J.
Hradbury
uud
seconded
by
David
Hitchie,
was
carried
in
preference
lo
an
amendment
submitted
by
Dr.
V.
T.
Kergiu
and
J.
Coombs
that
action
be
delayed
for
a
week
or
len
days
pending
the
matter
being
given
further
consideration
by
the
cily
council,
Hoard
of
J
Trade.
Ketait
Merchants'
As-
A
PPAITITTC
ADE
socialion,
boat
owners'
and
Tish-'
ALLIJI
111
111
AKt
ermen's
committees.
f
The
meet
in?
also
passed
a
resolution,
on
motion
of
Dr.
Kergin,
seconded
by
H.
M.
Newell,
asking
Ottawa
to
issue
licenses
for
American
boats
to
enter
Canada
for
a
period
of
three
months
only
or
subject
to
.
w.
j
.1
:
r
-
(
I
i
:
.
.
-.mi
uiiy.s
miner
ui
cainr
nai
iuii
instead
of
for
Hie
entire
year!
1
92
1.
The
resolutions
came
at'
st-ic
villi
171
rni.
t-?
sfj
lisiiiiiii
'
T
;
I
would
probably
have
lo
follow
uil.
Under
present
conditions
Canadian
fishermen
were
operat
ing
under
u
serious
handicap
and
is
1
1
the
advantages
were
be-
ing
received
by
Americans,
ir
i,nllj
the
port
were
closed
to
American
fishermen
he
thoucht
that
they
would
eventually
have
to
come
here
in
any
case.
Anyway
there
were
very
few
American
fishermen
making
their
head-quarlers
here
now.
If
Ihe
porl
were
closed
they
would
have,
to
come
lo
this
side.
Dr.
W.
T.
Kergin
Dr.
Kergin
slated
that
the
Canadian
fleet
had
stood
still
since
Hie
2c
tariff
had
been
im
posed
on
Canadian
fish
enter
ing
the
United
States.
Hefore
increased
steadily.
Now
Cana
diah
fishermen
were
losing
money
as
comparea
wun
Ainer
leans.
There
FOUND
PROPER
Waterhouse
Report
on
Paclflo
Great
Eastern
Received
at
Victoria
VICTOUIA,
Dec.
22.-Atmnu'di-
alely
after
the
prorogation
of
'eorge,m
conclusion
of
a
discussion
of
i
the
Waller
Carrulhers.
Mrs.
(m,
P!fWaluro
yesterday,
Waddell
presiding
at
Hip
piano;
Heruice
Hoss,
Dolly
Sinilh,
Annie
Smith,
with
Miss
Amelia
Ourvich
presiding
at
Ihe
piano;
lialozue
"Light
Extinguishers."
by
Hie
previously
mentioned
casl;
Mrs.
McLean
playing
Ihe
accompaniment:
action
song,
fJiHtdnight,"
by
the
Sunbeam
class.
At
the
conclusion
ol
Ihe
con
cert
Santa
Claus
arrived
at
the
citadel
and
the
disfrihulion
of
presents
was
i
made
from
the
giant
Christmas
tree
provide.).
Every
el'ilct
in
Ihe
hull
received
a
nresent.
A
highly
successful
pveninj?
was
brought
lo
a
close
by
Ihe
joinl
singing
of
the
Doxo-logy.
Stall
Captain
Carrulhers
BANK
DEPOSITORS
three
and
a
half
hours
in
Hie
course
of
which
the
situation
government
members
took
up
the
consideration
of
the
Price
Water-
raikvnv
iifrriuiils.
Tin;
boat
owners
to
a
man
-eeuiing
lJnpIlmnl
.,..,.,.
,
Ia.
rr
lo
favor
closing
the
port
while
,0!iel,,aion
0
Uie
legislature
business
interests
were
divided.
whjIe
jn,
,.
xviille
details
(!.
W.
Xickerson
was
among
,,een
of
tie
r,,porl
;lV(,
teill
Iho-e
who
were
in
accord
with
the
c,.el
js
u,1(l,.r!4loo,
dial
no-movp
to
close
Ihe
porl
while
J.
,,
,jer0galory
lo
the
govern-W.
Nicholls.
and
J.
C.
(iavigan
mcnl
was
foun(,
llon
I)r
M,.
were
strenuously
against
mak-
i.,a,,
.in.vinriai
.H,.crciarv.
.said
ing
such
a
request.
Fred
Stork,
lhal
lhe
.,,,.,
how,.,
ai
stlle.
M.P.,
was
chairman
and
O.
A.
IIU.n(s
f
ar.eounl
to
be
in
pro--'
WiMKlland
acted
as
secrelary.'per
order.
The
only
exception
'
There
were
about
100
persons
lWa
lhe
sum
of
rix,.
u,mjsa,lt
,.
present.
jars
wnjr,
waH
,llt.
0
a
differ-
tl..w.
l
r.
I...,
I
..,.,
r.
'
.
.
.
.
....
u
.....
i-vv..
"I'-.cnfo
oi
opinion
in
auditing.
pntnleo:
lo
Die
ciiair
ami
Lite
I
seci-elarial
duties
bail
been
delegated
to
Mr.
Woodland,
the
former
briefly
explained
why
the
meet
ing
had
been
called
and
called
for
discussion.
John
Hansen
staled
that,
of
71
Canadian
halibut
boats
operating
out
of
Ibis
port
last
year.
20
had
already
changed
registry
lo
the
oilier
side
on
account
of
disadvantages
under
.which
I
hey
had
been
laboring.
This
alTect-
WINTER
SCHEDULE
OF
C.N.R.
STEAMERS
Prince
Rupert
Will
Lie
Over
To
morrow
Night
Until
Friday
to
Relieve
George
On
lie."
return
from
Slewarl
tomorrow
evening,
O'.H.
steamer-
Priori
Ittinert.
Cant.
D.
Donald.
cd
perhaps
100
men
and
niorcj,,,,,
,)f
SHijs
for
Vancouver,
will
remain
over
until
next
Fri
day
morning
when
she
will
relievo
the
steamer
Prince
Ceorge,
Capt.
Harry
Neddeu,
which
is
to
go
into
dry
dock
for
annual
over-
From
this
on,
the
winter
schedule
will
be
in
effect
will?
one
sailing
for
the
south
on
Fri-
day
nHii-ningi:
at
10
o'clock.
Ar-
riving
from
the
south
on
Wednesday
afternoons
at
I
o'clock,
dhe
weekly
steamer
will
sail
for
Stewart
ami
Aiiyox
on
the
even
ings
of
thai
day.
PRINCIPAL
BRADY
SPEAKS
TO
SCOTS
it
had
been
put
on.
the
fleet
had
Deals
With
"The
Teachings
and
Philosophy".
of
Robert
Burns
J
Hefore
a
targe
audience
of
the
was
considerable
si.
Andrew's
Society
Principal
J,
renort
finds
that
of
:150
typical
cases
considered,
five
amenable
investment
in
Canadian
boats
c.
Urady
gave
an
wddress
lasi
to
mental
treatment
were
cur?d,
thirty-nine
have
died,
five
have
andVhul
was
loss
to
them
was
night
on
"The
Teachings
and
become
insane
and
four
additional
insanity
cases
were
found
in
loss
to
Hie
port.
One
boat
philosophy
of
Hubert
Hums"
at
families
of
persons
who
were
aiiuointed.
The
ten
thousand
'"owner
had
figured
thai
be
had
society
headquarters.
Following
word
reporl
was
signed
by
all
bill
three
of
the
board
of
enquiry,
lost
800
last
year
and
each
of
the
address
an
excellent
vocal
3llils
men
9000
through
l
lie
uir-
program
was
rendered,
TIi
a
vo
hypnotic
suggestion.
They
ad-.ference
in
prices
caused
by
tho
enlists
were
Mrs.
11.
C.
Eraser1,
mil
spiritual
benefit
of
minis-.
tariff.
Canadian
boat
owners
Mrs.
C.
Woodworlh.
Mrs,
P.
S.
I
rat
ions
but
declare,
however,
the
and
fishermen
had
nothing
Hoiiney,
David
flay
and
James
value
of
suggestion
as
a
curative
against
the
Americans
and
ctos-
Stevens,
.
yaughau
Davis
play-agency
is
strictly
limited.
Tho
Ing
the
port
would
not
be
a
ing
the
piano
accompaniments.
committee
states
that
hypnotic
suggestion
can
bo
used
with
safety
only
by
skilled
measure
of
retaliation
but
mere-
In
the
course
of
the
vocal
selec-
a
means
of
combatting
an
un-
Hons
delightful
refreshment
favorable
condition
by
forcing
were
served
by
the
ladles
of
tins
'continued
on
paye
Iwo)
St.
Andrew's
Auxiliary.