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TWO.
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Yeast
Cakes
have
been
used
and
recommended
by
Canadian
housewives
for
over
50
years.
.
Time
is
the
test
of
quality.
Insist
on
the
kind
that
mother
used."
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of
Circulations.
Tuesday,
Nov.
27,
1923.
fee
Ourselves
As
Others
See
Us.
.
L
':
Sometimes
it
i,
wrse
to
try
to
see
ourselves
as
oilier
.see
ii.
When
we
read
accounts
of
visits
to
Prince
Rupert
or
(lis-trict
and
they
seem
In
be
a
little,
critical,
we
must
nlvvays
remember
that
ws
are
biased
in
our
views
and'
also
we
are
sometimes
a
utile
touchy
on
some
point.
We
cannot
expect
visitors
to
agree
with
our
viewpoint.
While
here
they
usually
avoid
saying
nnything
which
they
think
will
hurl
our
feelinp
but
when
they
gel
away
they
bscome.
less
careful
and.
we
are
apt
to
bear
iiinign
w
men
we
uu
noi
aiwuys-iiKe..
f
tt-
.
-
,'We
welcome
all
rTmrisuis'.
They
help
u
to
se'e
tbiiip
in
-:..i,i
i:m
n..
i
?.
i
....
.
....
.
i"i
neiii.
.ui"
"mi
i
-jn.c
t
isiuii
is
imunu
hi.
ne
tiistorieii
nipt
by
gelling
the
view
of
Ihe,
independent
person,
even
thniigli
vVe-niay
know
it
to
le
only
n
"partial
vievv,
i
instructive
and
tends
to
help
us
set
right
somf
or
the
thing
which
at
present
ne.
a
little
awry,
Drlftlna
Around
In
"forth
Pacific.
,'
For
over
three
weeks
the
lug
freighter
Shiiikokii
Maru
was
drifting
in
the
north
Pacific
and
in
close
wirele
lunch
with
the
rest
of
the
world,
yet
eventually
she
was
-
allowed
to
go
.is.lo're
and
at
the
time
of
writing
U
is
nol
known
what
was
the
fatq
of
the
greater
part
of
lhecrew.
v
i
'
In
order
to
pick
up
this
big
vessel
it
was
necessary
to
send
south
fof
n
big
lug.
This
absorbed
a
lot
of
lime
and
meanwhile
tie;big
vessel
was
al
the
mercy
of
the
Waves
and
wind
eventuallydriving
ashore
on
a
hostile
cOast,
expoed
to
all
Ihe
winds
and
storm:.
'
V
IIjuI
there
been
a
big
lug
here
ninP
had
llia'l
big
tug
been
called
on
at
once,
the
vessel
coulTl
have
been
saved
and
there
would
have
been
no
risk
of
losing.
Ilie.cfew.
This
seems
to
be
Ihe
-reasonable
location
for
a
snlvnge
.plant.
The
on-
at
Victoria
i
subsidized
by
the
Dominion
government
and
it
is
a
use-uil
lu'slililtion.
The
question
whether
Prince
Humeri
should
not
also
have
a
salvage
station
with
headquarters
ul
iU?
local
qry-
dock
is
one
that
will
have
to
be-'considered
before
loiig.
It
seems
a
disgrace
to
lose
a
vessel
that
ha
been
driflii.g
for
tine-weeks',
-.
'
T
Future
Of
City
Depends
On
Election.
$'3;Tliis
is
the
lirrie
the
civn-
electuuis
ar
fought.
Putting
cititifldates
in
the
Held
is
a
large
pari
of
Ihe
work
of
the
elec-Uyrt
.lust
now
there
seems
to
be
a-
good
deal
of
doubt
who
is
'jWIIf
r'hl
d
who
is
not.
There
are
rumors
of
some
with-davjng
and
others
offering
their
service.
The
time
i
getting
slioH
and
electors
are
wondering
who
ihey'niay
be
called
upon
tnrvole
for.
It
teems
only
fair
to
the
elector
that
the
men
who
infend
to
be
in
the
field
should
declare
themselves-soon
.Much
depend
upon
the
quality
of
Die
men
offering
for
the
offices
f
mayor
and
aldermen.
Without
good
men
offering
il
is
impossible
for
Ihe
electors
to
make
a
wise
choice
THE
DAILY.
NEWA
Tuesday,
November
SJ,um,t,
REFUND
OF
TAXATION
TRIIFI
SI
ANDFR
TH
HUE'S
still
plenty
of
ep-fnp
on
luriittr
an
election
but
not
a
much
e?pmg
(T
a
formerly.-
-V-'
t
in-,
nruisn
eiecnon
ar
provinp
excilin?
for
Ihe
lillle
Welsh
wizard
but
not
quile
up
to
Ihe
standard
set
by
New
York.
-t
THE
bipv
laugh
is
roniinjr.
Britain
and
the
Yukon
are
both
turninp
cold
and
Ihe
blark
dia-mond
jpwelry1
(merchant
will
very
soon
he
givinp
us
the
ba
ha
loo.
II'
might
even
have
been
in
Prince
Hunerl
where
a
fire
in
a
restaurant
had
Ihe
effect
of
bend-
inp
several
of
I
lie
steaks.
DID
you
ever
seriously
consider
why
it
is
that
drummer
are
yood
talkers?
If
you
did
you
will
have
remembered
that
they
live
away
from
home
mos!
of
the
time.
DID
you
ever
stop
to
think
iow
much
easier
lire'
Would
lie
ben
laid
ham
ami
epps
and
also
conked
them?
j
nr.
reason
wny
so.
many
peiqde
have
headaches
i
that
disease
always
attacks
the
weakest
snot.
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Pilnc
Rupert
November
27,
1913.
A
powder
man
named
Swan-
sen
was
Mown
from
a
coyote
hole
In
Ihe
excavation
al
the
O.T.P.
yards
lasl
night
and
in
staidly
killed.
His
brotheer
was
a
witnessif
the
gruesome
arc!
dent.
In
a
very
disappointing
box.
insr
match
ul
the
Weslholme
Theatre
lasl
night,
Joe
Hayley
of
N.clor.a.
knocked
out
Jimmy
Walsh
of
.Montreal
in
the
fiflh'
round.
'Jack
Keefe
was
referee
and
Dr.
H.
K.
Tremayne
exam
ineil
the
contestants.
Seattle,
herring
fishing
men
declare
that
the
,
industry
ha
dwindled
to
nothing
because
of
the
record
killing
of
whaler
during
the
past
summer.
Whaling
will
have
to
be
discontinued
in
Alaska
if
Ihe
herring
and
halibut
fisheries
nre
lo
survive,
il
is
staled.
Kuhnnrihft
for
the
Daily
News.
OLD
CHUN
0
TOBACCO
fly
lKP
'mpssial
tobacco
company
or
r
I
Council
Has
Report
From
Finance
Committee
With
Respect
to
Cold
Storage
Property
Irf
connection
with
an
application
from
1
lie
Canadian
National
Hallway
for
refund
of
alleged
ex-
lecssive
taxation
vn
the
winter,
(.front
land
occupied
by
Mia
Canadian
Fish
Cold
Storage
Co.
the
finance
committee
reported
In
the
e.ly
council
last
night
thai
nothing
had
been
collected
improperly
Iff
BKillSHfcKS
Japanese
Publish
Tale
Against
Officers
and
Men
of
P.
A
O.
Vessel
The
Hook,
1
1
1
Vancouver
weekly
published
by
J.
S.
I'ow-pcr,
formerly
lf
tttr
of
the
Prince
Hupcrl
a1ly
New,
publishes
tin
following:
Do
you
know
that
some
male
volent
1
persons
have
.
made
the
I
41
t
It
.
.....
.
ao.i
ioe,r,o...
u
.
lw,M,,4.arlli.tnkin
Japan
the
in
rerun...
me
rcj.on
o0(.asiu
f((P
,,,,,,
shcking
jadnpled.
'
'piece
of
racial
enmity
propagan-
I
Aid.
Mephen
explained
Ihtnt
.
,.,...
...
,,,,,1
i,,,.,,,,
the
mailer
had
arisen
mil
nr
an
,,iut
hn
,.,.,,
kmvn
,
,
,a
assessment
made
three
or
four
.i,,,,.,,!.,
years
ago
which
had
resut
led
in
know
that
KnirlUli
nf-
Ilupher
No
bad
been
taxes.
appen
flp,ril
1mi,
ni,irs
nrP
sharped-ntade
at
Mill
lime
nnd
Ihe
finance
,,,,
,,,
apjrw
j
tt
r,,r
liut
ia
,tt
,
committee
took
the
position
thai
..,,.
Am,.,.icail
SWUU
the
it
bad
r.pht
to
judpnie,,
no
pass
wirMos
u,
lf
,.rims
a(rails,
now
after
the
assessment
had
hHl,M
wnne;
,f
y(MI
,,
no,
once
been
arcepled
by
nil
pail.es
JalWln0,p
,
H,y.
concerned
,,
....
.
,...,
.,
The
Man
in
the
Moon
SAYS:-
.in
J
mi
iiimiiii
li
lllinimil
their
language
newspaieri
the
I'air.ku
..Vippn,"
vuhlished
til
1.15
Cordova
Street.
Vancouver.
Rapine
and'
Murder
We
will
lell
yini
the
try,
so
Ilinf
it
may
come
to
the
notice
of
the
authorities
and
be
silenced
In
official
Japan
before
it
does
auyi
more
of
its
deadly
work.
You
will
recall
Ihe
noble
work)
done
by
Capt.
Iloldnson
land
the
officer
;
inelii.iiiiK
the
umter-1
paid
ones
of
the
C.p.lt.
sleamerl
ninpres
of
Australia
iluring
the
earthquake
al
Yokohama.
The
world
ranjr
with
the
xtory
of
their
pallautry.
t)ther
Uritisli
crew
did
similar
noble
work
on
a
smaller
sCate.
'
Hut
under
the
headin?
freely
translated
"Violation
by,
Knjr-lisli
Ship
in
Yokolianu
Discovered
by
the
American
Navy"
Ihe
'fair-.
iku
Mppn
tells
the
foowin?
story
in
the
form
of
a
San
Francisco
dispatch:
,
"One
of
the
1'.
A
O.
steamship
!
The
cry
for
whole
wheal
A
wider
food
intelligence
means
an
increasing,
i
demand
for
whole
wheat
products.
,
ModernS;
.
milling
processes
do
not
produce
whole
wheatif
Hour.
It
can
rarely
be
found
in
this
country.
Shredded
Wheat
Biscuit
is
100
per
cent
whole
wheat,
and
so
thoroughly
cooked
that
every
particle
of
each
crisp,
tasty
shred
of
flavory
-baked
wheat
is
'digested
and
converted
unto,.,
muscle,
bone
and
brain.
Contains
all
the
food
you
need,
and
all
the
bran
you
need,
to,
pre
vent
constipation
and
its
kindred
ailments."'
..
...
n
.it
1
"H
1
wo
ISiscuits
with
not
miiK
anu
a
mue
ereani
make
a
warm,
nourishing
meal.
Wheat
company
nierliiant
vessels
took
.,
,
,
,
,
.
,
,
.
THISCUIT
it
the
Shredded
Wheat
cracker-si
real
whole
wheat
toit
valcn
with
butter,
toft
cliccic
or
marmalade.
n
CnJIn
Shrrddrtl
Whrat
Cumn,
Ltd,
aHion
,uu
r
w
n
mm
idi
m
in
nhmm
an
oulrapeouH
apaiust
de-
,
,
,
,
.
.
a;-
Shredded
t
ev
,ru,c"ur
-'"-
nwi
mi
in-
nm.ie
lo
nx.i.
i..e
fenceless
Japanese
women
suf.
.
,
'
,
,,rom
nivernlty.
professor
It
II
of
No
Concern?
ferers
in
the
recent
calaslrophe
,'.ni',"a
a
'-oiuplein
confirmation
..r
U,i.
in
Japan
The
SS
Tairo
.Maru
",,'"u,"!s,
n"
pnsseo
inroiiKO
.ny
experienced
newspaper.
prepo.eoi
nruei
tiiKl
mi..
which
Is'-now
in
the
harbor
of
Vanr"uv,'r
a
couple
of
week
apo,
man
ran
understand
bow
u
wle
rlnevoii.
lory.
'
s"n
t,',
h"
crcluloii.
little
'
"P-P-r
profenr,
San
Francisco,
gives
Ihe
follow.
'?'
-.1
injr
news
to
the
newspapers
in
San
Francisco
any
to
this
paper:
"This
P.
A
;.Q
irripUl
vessel
was
in
Ihe
harbor
of
Yokohama
in
the
reVcnt
earthquake
of
Japan.
'Ibis
shin
look
sit
hun
dred
sufferer
to
Ihe
Hay
of-Shimidzu
safely
fcuid
gave
the
J
sufferers
every
possible
assist.,
ance.
Ibererore,
the
Japanese
povernrnenl
thanked
(he
officers
i
and
crevv
of,
this
ship
fn?u
the
bottom
of
their
hearts.
,
Immoral
Happenlnge
Hut
iinforlunalely
on
the'
sec,
ond
trip,
news
o(
immiral
bap.
peniiiKs
was
wirfil
from
Ihei
American
Navy
to
the
Jnpanese
government.
As
the
American
Navy
was
heading
to
Yokohama,
one
nf
Ihe
crew
discovered
n
Jap-
anese
woman
crying
for
help
in
the
sea.
Afler
picking
up
this
woman,
she
gave
the.
following
informal
ion
to
th
American
of
ficer!
She
said
that
the
officer
and
men
of
the
p.
and
0.
vessel
bad
commenced
ads
of
violation
againsl
(he
Japanese
women
a
soon
as
they
had
their
vessel
clear
iiway
from
IlieToast.
Ifotb
officers
and
men
were
concerned
in
these
excesses.
Women
who
consented
to
be
their
victim
were
allowed
to
fe,
and
later
released;
those
who
refused
were
thrown
alive
into
the
sea.
I'he
officers
ami
crew
of
this
boat
were
arrested
and
are
now
in
prison
in
Kobe.
We
cannot
publish
lie
name
of
the
ship
on
account
iif
police
reputations,"
A
Cruel
Slander
I'he
shocking
nature
of
this.
charge
may
be
negatived
in
our
own
minds
by
its
manifest
evi-
lences
of
worlhlesnc,g
Jt
anonymity,
its
origin,
credited
to
woman
rescued
from
the
ea
amid
horrors
I
hat
turned
thousands
insane,'
(he
impossibility
of
such
rapine
oecuring
on
in,
Hrltlsh
ship
of
any
kind
lei
alon
a
P.
&
(.
line,
whose
discipline
is
akin
lo
that
of
Ihe
Navy.
There
are
other
Internal
evidencen
to
liscredil
this
lory,
which
will
fuggest
themselves
that
the
story
is
ii
iving
the.
widest
clr-
ulation
and
discussion
among
the
Japanese
peopbi
on
m
llici-
fic
coast.
Official
of
the
Can
adian
Japanese
Association
who
are
convinced
that
the
slory
Is
n
baseless
and
foolish'
one,
tare
doing
what
Ihey
can
lo
unlet
their
people
here.
Hut
ask
ten
Japanese
people
whom
you
meel,
and
nine
of
thenv
will
fdiaka
their
heads
and
answer
trravely
''Vary
bad
business."
One
man
volun
teered
the
lnforn(.itlon
"English
I
ui-riiiiiinx
in
urifi
smif-iiriini
iiuiniro
ronm
ii
nueiioneir
iTomeruun
envr'Htn
mean
ment-
It
make.
"confirmed
lheahout
some
rumor
lie
had
beard'
....I,.
Mntiniimi
edvrtllDv,
Why
Men
"Crack"
When
on
the
Highway,
worry
and
strain
of
recent
years
THE
has
been
too
much
for
many
business
and
professional
men
who
have
not
been
able
to
break
away
from
the
details
and
anxieties
associated
with
their
occupations.
In
a
moment
you
will
recall
many
who
have
broken
down
suddenly
just
when
they
appeared
to
be
in
their
prune.
Some
have
had
Iheir
lives
snulTed
out
while
others
have
lingered
as
invalids,
lack-ing;
the
energy
and
nerve
force
necessary
for
the
pursuit
of
their
vocations.
The
warning
symptoms
as
outlined
above
by
Dr.
Kennedy
in
the
American
Magazine
for
October
are
well
worth
a
careful
study,
because
with
this
knowledge'
you
can
then
detect
the
Indications
of
failing
nervous
energy
while
yet
there
is
lime
to
prevent
serious
results.
A
few
days
away
from
the
scene
of
Success
What
Do
Thee
Thlngi
Tell
Vou?
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on
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foot
when
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that
ha
cannot
conconlratt
on
on
luk,
lut
rontla
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(two
from
ont
thlnr
to
another.
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la
alo
vary
a(l
to
lewr
Intrrwt
In
tho
work
aof
rrrratlona
that
rormrrlr
(ava
Mm
Mrwuit,
And
ho
la
eaallr
falliufd
Narvoua
fatlgu
U
nii.t
tuiiihionly
Indlralnl
by
a
constant
(tU
lr
of
tlctilnrm
around
the
hd,
B
uiase's
Nerve
hood.
4
your
worries,
rest
and
moderate
exercise
,1ft
the.
open
will
help
to
get
you
started
oh
the
way
to
better
health,
Vour
recovery
will
be
greatly
hastened
by
the
use
of
DrT
!
Your
digestive
system
has
'
failed
to
supply
proper
nourishment
to
the
nervous1
v
system.
And
when
thus
exhausted
Inia
nerves
fail
to
control
the
digestive
fluids
of
the
stomach.
On
this
account
outside
help
is
necessary,
such
as
Dr.
Chase's
Nerve
Food,
before
you
can
get
back
your
strength
and
vigor.
You
will
not
be
using
this
restorative
treatment
long
before
you
will
find
yourself
sleeping
and
resting
heller.
And
this
is
what
you
need
above
all
else.
The
old
.
energy
and
vigor
will
be
felt
throughout
,
your
system
and
ydu
Vill
he
encouraged
jo
keep
up
this
reconstructive
treatment
uriRI
you
feel
entirely
yourself
again.
Dr.
Chased
Nerve
Food
50c
a
box,
all
dealer,
or
Edmaneon,
Bate
A
Co.,
UA,
Toronto.
....
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