LAST
NIGHT'S
ELECTION
NEWS
I.nTuTr
OppOtlltlOII.
LABORLEADER
IS
DEFEATED
Arthur
Henderson
Goes
Down
Bator
Liberal;
Seven
Women
Elected
Special
to
lully
News
LOMM3N.
Dec.
8.
Illghl
Hon.
Jesuit.
HI.
'parkin,
banjo.
j
...
MfhM
I
a.
ft
NEW
mm
BOSTON
GRILL
Third
Ave.
a
hurry
1
The
Latest
in
Restaurants.
in
Private
Boxes
for
Ladies
Pbene
J
and
Party
Use.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Beat
Food.
Best
Service.
"Take
Her
to
the
Boston."
I
In
the
City.
ii
Ra.Ua
Reasonable
n
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
OPEN
DAY
AND
NIGHT.
VOL.
XIII,
NO.
289,
PHINCH
HUPBIIT,
B.C.,
8
ATI
II
HAY,
DECEMBER
8,
1023.
oif.kn
not
r.t
sim.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
RAMSAY
MACDONALD
LIKELY
NEXT
PREMIER
MANSON
OBJECTS
TO
METHOD
OF
CONDUCTING
MOUNTED
POLICE
PROBE
British
Farmers
Rejected
the
Subsidy
Proposals:
Baldwin
has
Confidence
of
Own
Constituents
LONDON.
Dec.
X.
The
rnral
return
gave
lie
Tune
a
hard
Mow,
Hie
farming
element
veering
out
to
the
Liberals
to
u
considerable
extent.
Wluil
was
felt
to
lie
one
of
Ihs
most
Inking
answer
to
the
sub-idy
proposal
came
in
the
defeat
of
its
sponsor,
Kir
Itoherl
Sunders,
the
minister
of
uirrimlture
ul
llndgcvvaler
by
th"
Liberal
rundidate,
W.
E.
.Morc,
by
u
majority
of
I0.U3.
By
half
jwisl
five
the
Laborites
were
definitely
assured
of
being
returned
a
His
Majesty's
oipoiluni
in
the
House
of
'Coimnoiis
a
the
Liberal
could
liiol
overtake
them
even
if
they
wim
all
the
remaining
scats.
The
.greatest
number
of
seals
the
tellurites
ever
had
before
was
The
situation
is
now
one
of
the
must
complex
that
has
ever
oc.
Returns
at
Six
O'clock
Showed
Clirn.,
m
British
politic.
II
Is
Baldwin
Impotent
Before
Ki-uernlly
believed
that
premier
Combined
Opposition
j
Baldw
in
will
continue
fo
conduct
-
the
government
until
be
meet
LONDON.
Dec.
8.
Returns
W
jih
defeat
in
the
Bouse
or
Coni-from
the
constituencies
up
to
six
mon.
Since
it
will
be
lmposi-n'cloek
last
evening
gave
the
foL
,le
for
bfm
to
nut
through
the
lowing
returns:
(protection
ni.Mur
which
form-
,
t
ia
I
M
IU
nr
priii;uij
unrmiiir
Liberals
feat
as
the
moot
graceful
way
out
Olher
(turtle
10
of
his
poilion
by
propoMiig
any
j
Still
to
come
I
'motion
in
the
House
which
the
The
Conservative
majority
over
iborflrs
and
Liberals
or-pose.
all
the
olher
jwrtles
in
the
The
government
will
thus
be
House
of
Common
was
definitely
overthrown
and
the
King,
weenrd-
.
..
.
-
.
.
t
lolnl
of
DIG
accounted
for
at
six
mm.
nnnosition
party
to
form
a
p.m
lat
nlglit
the
following
cabinet.
lotilii
be
fiirally
slated:
j
Baldwin's
Statement
The
Conservatives
will
have
a
I
U.:NV,iKY
,)(.c
8..flcr
the
maority
over
any
other
parly
in
lcchirl,Mn
of
,!C
,,uu
,prc
how.
he
House
of
Common
but
will
.
...
.
.
.
,
...
III.
II
I"
lin,i;
.-.v...
lack
a
nfaiorlry
over
all
oilier
j
I
lit
look
of
things
I'm
goiiur
iir
jhave
a
rather
difficult
time
In
j
front,
but
I'm
never
ufraid
of
dif-Ificulties
and,
ill
all
events,
I
shall
b"
able
to
face
them
knowing
I
hae
your
confidence
and
suiniort."
DELIGHTFUL
TEA
AND
SALE
FOR
ANGLICAN
CHURCH
YESTERDAY!
Arthur
lleuderson,
Labor
lender.
Mr8
H
T
willett
and
Mrs
wnose
majorny
in
me
in'-'i"""
election
was
11,113,
was
defeated
by
a
Liberal.
Seven
woinVn
have
now
been
returned,
two
Conservative,
two
...
.....
,
..i...-
ti....-
H.
St.
Lee
Hostesses
at
Successful
Affair
i.ilierals
anil
inree
i.auor.
i
m-j
,
-
-
.,..,
,,,
r
i..,....,
delightful
,
tea
and
sale
or
home
are
Lady
Aslor,
Duchess
or
Alhol.
a
Mrs.
Wh,
triiiMlian,.
U.ly
Erring
jcooking
and
f""f-tj"
;J
homo
of
latter
cnl
Ion.
Margaret
Bonirield.
Mrs.
Ih;'
I'h.lllpso.i.
Susan
Uwrcnce.
ln.aiu'rmH.n
'
"
'
'
.V..
"
",,
1
,:.
Warwick
consliluency
the
Anglican
Church,
'''"J''
..
.
.unless
of
Warwick
was
at
the,!
factory
s
bottom
of
the
polls,
A
HOCKEY
PLAYER
IS
SUFERING
FROM
BLOOD
Mrs.
II.
T.
Willetl
und
Mrs.
H.
m
(I
I.i-e.
were
Joint
Hostesses
ni
reaiieu
us
I
Mr.
.1.
C.
McLennan
poured
and
was
assisted
by
Mrs.
Reginald
Beaumont
and
Mrs.
Oeorrrey
Whitehead.
Mrs.
A.
K.
Ifcuielt-
i
-
nn.i
Mrs.
C.
1'.
Kemn
were
UI'll'
C
.
...
-
-
-
DAICA1II1IP
IT
CCATTlC
i..
rUaesn-
of
the
homo
cooking
ruioumnu
ni
asm
ill
;,,
,,
h.
wrigiu
and
Mrs.
I.M
M,
Stephens,
the
fancy
work.
Calgary
Boy,
Foley
Martin,
Oot,M
VnUnce
c.
Orchard
Was
Slight
Scratch
on
Foot
as'liicr.
Which
May
Prove
Fatal
j
A
fonur(.
0f
thu
arternoon
SEATl'LE,
De7
8.-l'oley
Mar-
which
wtm
"icl.
enjoyed
and
up-ii.....
.
i
in.
.......
ini...
i
wns
the
rend
lion
or
mi,
a
young
nocsey
piayer
wuiii-""
--
-
Ihe
Cal(tai7
tinm
which
defealed,
several
selections
?
om-Seatllo
here
Wednesday
night
Is
phony
orchestra
of
he
""
lea
Club
under
the
direction
In
a
grave
condition
at
Ihe
SenlllelMusienl
Ceneral
Hospilal,
suffering
from
of
Mrs.
Oeorge
Bryant,
Mrs.
J
A.
bhod
poisoning
resulting
from
a
Minion
was
ncompanist;
Mrs.
flight
scratch
on
his
foot.
It
ha.l.Ccorge
A.
oodlan.l
played
first
gained
iich
headway
before
it
violin;
Mrs.
Adanv
Mnckie
Mrs.
Theo.
Colhut
and
Mrs
Max
leil-
was
diagnosed
that
the
doctors
aitending
him
are
fearrul
of
Ibo.Droner,
sn-o,....-.
.-.
...
LABOR
LEADER
IS
LIKELY
TO
BE
NEXT
PREMIER
OF
BRITAIN
Special
lo
Daily
News
LONDON.
Dec.
8.
J.
Ham
say
.MacDonatd,
leader
of
the
labor
group
andnfllcial
leader
of
His
Majesty's
loyal
oppoi-tion
in
Die
House
of
Common
is
expected
to
be
the
next
Prime
Minister
of
(ircat
Britain,
providing
he
succeeds
in
forming
a
(rovernnienl
that
will
have
the
confidence
of
Parliament.
To
do
that
it
is
expected
be
will
try
to
induce
the
Liberals
lo
work
wilh
him
in
opposition
to
the
protection
policy
6t
thp
Conservatives.
4
'
NAYAL
RESERYE
IS
1
BEING
ORGANIZED
w.ped
out
at
the
enerai
c.rc-
cusiom.
wouni
sunn.,..
VanC0UeP
Send,
Word
of
Ap
seats
out
of
a
MacDonald
leader
of
'
Inn..
Willi
580
Hamsay
polnlmenls
"v.,"
,.
..
as
Registrars
D,i,.n
and
d
.
.
.
m
I
I
...
.
I
UVI
ItlHVMiv
-
Number
of
Recruits
Needed
(Special
to
Daily
News
OTTAWA.
OTTAWA,
''
Dec.
Dec.
'
8.
8.
The
the
iHaval
naval
'
:
from
the
Library
Board
consist,
lug
of
Rev.
O.
fi.
Hacker,
II.
V.
I'ullen
and
0.
V.
Wilkinson
waited
on
the
finance
coimniltee
of
Ihe
city
council
to
discuss
with
llmm
lllirnrv
filinnces.
It
was
ntt.
1ntni.il
l.v
Mr
llnt.r
tliat
nt!
grant,
This
was
decided
upon
by
the
committee
and
Ihe
matler
will
come
before
Ihe
council
on
Monday
in
the
form
of
a
recom
mendation.
The
cily
solicitor
has
betAi
instructed
by
the
Attorney
Gen
eral's
department
lo
prosecute
all
persons
in
Iho
cily
operating
in
nubile
places
nunchbnard.
guessing
competitions,
drawings
oc
lotteries
or
olher
gambling
devices.
Kirr!A
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9V3mT
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arviHffi
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r
i
Kv
L
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The
actmlies
of
Premier
W
L.
Muckenzie
King
in
England
were
many
during
his
stay
there.
He
is
shown
signing
tli
Visitor's
book
at
the
new
Canadian
Club
in
Loudon,
which
he
opened.
Steamships
are
all
Delayed
by
Snowstorms
Down
the
Coast
....-l...-
Il...r..r.,
Ilrwiil
lr
ll.llll...
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
...
..
.
I
l
I....
I
Prince
Rupert
Due
in
Morning
Snowstorms
down
the
nwst
yesterday
havt
seriously
w
ith
slenmship
schedules
and
boats
due
today
are
reported
many
hours
bite.
The
steamer
Prince
Hupert,
due
at
IJ
o'clock
this
afternoon,
will
arriv?
at
2
u'rlock
tomorrow
morning
and
will
sail
at
:t
for
iStewarL
Four
hours
late
at
least
in
leaving
here
for
the
north,
it
is
misrule
snc
may
make
up
some
oi
mai
iime
ueiore
re
turning
nig
here
ntrru
lo
iu
sail
miii
south
uum
tomorrow
iuiuhuh
night
1115111.
i-i
-!.,
'
"'
.-
Mi.cral
opponeni
ny
a
miijorny
oi
.aval
Heervc
iroiu
I'rince
iui-.murro
iiioriuio.
ai.ui.-st.
w.n
win
-
uovernment
uoverumenl
fland
..lands
I'J""'-
ptvicu-
l(,rc
,.
lhail
fi
Oi00o.
(00
SaIli.y
Stanley
Hal.-I..
Bald-L,
r.n
rn.m
VHin-nuver.
32
from
Union
sleamer
Venture
lo
a
ipiestion
in
the
Legislature
ASKS
FOR
CONCESSION
imissioner
of
fisheries,
told
the
j
House
thai
Ihe
total
fish
produc-
Meets
Finance
Commltteo
of.tion
of
British
Cniumiira
in
ivcz
Cn.mrll
Who
Aopee
to
Re-
Wjis
$18,819,058
or
15
per
cent
commend
Small
Grant
of
the
total
fishery
products
lb
s
morulmr
a
cominiuee
,
.
Ihe
Dominion
of
11
1.
Canada.
.111.1.
III.
In
tUtG
the
total
total
catch
catch
valued
at
$1
1,138,320.
I:t8
3-n.
the
close
or
the
year
Ihe
pruned
Albert
A
McCaffery
will
Furnlsn
(
esiimaies
oi
ine
noii.i.
m.uiu
in-
exceeded
by
about
$100
and
nn-
other
8100
w'as
needed
lo
bind
some
of
the
tmoks
which
were
at
present
ofr
Ihe
shelves.
M.
M,
Stephens,
chalrnmn
of
Ihe
committee,
expressed
apprecia
tion
of
Ihe
frank
way
in
which
the
board
dealt
with
the
mailer
and
said
he
ravored
recommend
ing
th'at
the
council
make
the
Cltv
with
Nanalmo-Web
llngton
Lump
at
$12.30
The
tender
of
Albert
Mc
CalTery
-JI2.30
per
ton
for
Nanaimo-Wellinglun
lump
coal
was
aecepled
by
Ihe
civic
fi
nance
committee
for
the
supply
or
30
Ions
lo
Ihe
City
Hall.
TRAINS
ARE
THROUGH
One
Arrived
at
2:45
This
After
noon
from
East
and
Tonight's
la
on
Time
The
first
train
to
iret
throuiih
Ihe
trouble
at
Lucerne
following
Ihe
burning
or
a
bridge
last
Tuesday
arrived
from
the
East
at
2:15
this
aflernoon.
Tonight's
train
is
due
to
arrive
on
lime
at
4-30.
for
the
south.
on
Called
to
Vancouver
on
ac-
count
of
another
relapse
which
0j
.Mrs.
uoiicrge
na
suuereu,
vv
.
r
Mr.
Roberge
is
winding
up
his
affairs
in
the
city
and
plans
to.
locate
in
California
though
at
which
point
lie
has
not
yet
decided.
He
has
disposed
of
his
mercantile
airencies
to
W.
D..
Ymiee
who
is
leaving:
the
staff
or
F.
(1.
Dawson
Co.,
Ltd.
to
up
for
himself.
While
rezreltinz
that
il
set
lias
Manson
Tells
Legislature
that
Commissioner
Smith
Unfair
in
Mounted
Police
Investigation
VICTOBIA,
Dec.
8.
Commending
his
counsel,
C.
L.
Har
rison,
for
withdrawing
rrom
runner
appearance
ueiore
me
Boyal
Commission
iiivesliguliiig
thargos
agusl
5the
Hoyal
Canadian
Mounted
Police,
Attorney
General
Manson
informed
the
Legislature
that
he
had
regretfully
come
to
the
conclusion
.
.
.
f
I
....
.
i.
r
il.
that
Commissioner
amun
nan
uoi
a
proper
conception
ui
me
commission
imposed
ujkh
him.
He
said:
"He
has
put
such
a
nnrriiw
colls
truction
on
il
that
his
investiiration
is
not
in
til's
interest
of
the
public
nor
of
Uite
department
he
seems
so
anxious
to
protect.
I
say
auvise.ny
mai
hp
amiarenllv
has
a
brief
for
lite
(department
he
is
supposed
lo
be
jim
estimating.
I
have
already
iu-'formed
the
department
of
Justice
Itbat
there
is
a
strong
feeling
that
lie
is
prejudiced
and
unfair
and
that
feelin:
is
also
strong
in
my
own
mind."
VANCOUVER.
Dee.
8.
When
in
formed
of
the
stalemenl
made
by
Attorney
Oeneral
Manson,
Commissioner
J.
P.
Smith.
K.C.,
aid:
"I
have
no
reply
lo
make
lo
any
of
my
critics.
I'm
going
risrlit
ahead
with
my
commission
and
intend
to
make
my
report
as
I
started
out
to
do.
DIVINE
HEALING
IS
DISCUSSED
BY
DOCTOR
Victoria
Physician
Says
no
Heal
ing
Power
In
Medlclnss
but
Nature
Must
be
Given
Chance
VICTORIA,
Lc
8.
-"All
Tieal-
i
i
.
i:.
:
it.
I'mhi
llnll
L
.
t
it...
i..
ii.
nolo
a
puDiic
iiiftruii
or
by
a
sudden
eoninrtmd.
Processes
Same
"However
these
methods
may
be
applied,
Ihe
result
mliy
fol
low.
However
veiled
the
pro
cesses
l
'
'
may
.
be
in
the
incania
VICTORIA
HAS
I
i.
..'
i-
u
.
airUiii
Minimi
Slio
u-ill
noL
be
nicht
to
the
Naas
River
out
.,.ni..o
tand
Ihe
B.
I.IK
oeparillie.il
UCi
r
wunir
.
-
i.w.
-
mijiv.tiv
i.
......
....
,
Ihe
House
nf
Commons
over
his
crui
for
,e
Royal
Canadian
here
until
the
early
hours
of
lo-
of
here
and
left
this
morning
for
:.
piasters,
,in
pliysician,
priest
or
CII,or1,
ally
deUMted
because
It
would
be
m,
,,rimc
Mh,,,i,.rt
Id
hi
to
to.v
impotent
in
the
face
of
combined
.
hi
.
constituents.
.
..,
"I
lhink
think
from!
froniL
the
south
on
time
at
nivl
.this
mornin?.
victoria
Recri.its
must
be
men
heavy
snowsiorms
in
me
rKeeira;
union
Mramcr
im.-na,
.1Uc
cr.ii
fcn
be
i,e
done
,onp
is
H
,
,axi,
followed
a
seafaring
River
yeslerday.
She
arrived
here
'here
rrom
Vancouver
tomorrow
,.,aiice
to
work,
I
ii
'
i
'
ii
tw
lninr
lain
vestenlav
after-
aflernoon.
has
not
yet
reported.
done
in
many
Ki
twin
McCoskrie.
shipping
masler
at
prince
Rupert,
was
ap-
lilnted
registrar
and
sub
lieutenant
or
the
Naval
Ueserve.
Oeorse
Kirkemhilc
is
similarly
appoiuled
for
Yleloria
and
J.
B.
Campbell
for
Vancouver.
LIBRARY
COMMITTEE
NEARLY
NINETEEN
iFRED
ROBERGE
IS
VICTORIA,
Dec.
8.-In
answerjCalltd
South
to
Vancouver
In
...I-
,
.
i.
i.
..
MILLION
DOLLARS
i
LEAVING
CITY
TO
YALUE
FISHERIES!
LOCATE
IN
STATES
Account
of
Mrs.
Roberge
Having
Another
Bad
Turn
""
Kinff.
in
laying
on
oi
..anus
ui
m
'holy
water
ami
olive
oil.
All
that
to
sive
nature
a
Ibis
can
be,
ways,
sometimes
byt
the
removal
of
a
tumor,
'by
the
;
closure
or
a
peroration,
by
sug
AN
ELEVATOR
Craln
Belnn
Handled
Bar;e
to
that
City
Not
for
Export
by
Car
But
VICTORIA,
Dec.
8.
While
olher
British
Columbia
ports
have
been
talking
about
grain
elevators,
Victoria
has
gone
ahead
and
built
one
ami
il
is
now
in
use.
It
was
erected
by
the
Brackman-Ker
Milling
Co.
Already
there
is
grain
in
it,
the
Cauadian
.National..
car.
.bar-te,
having
made
its
fir.-f
trip
from
Port
Mann
carryintr
nine
cars
of
grain
which
were
transferred
to
the
elevator.
While
(lie
capacity
of
the
Brackmen-Ker
elevalor
is
only
50,000
bushels
it
will
be
extend
ed
if
conditions
warrant.
It
is
being
used
in
connection
with
the
company's
mill
at
that
point.
It
is
equipped
wilh
an
airveyor,
a
new
discharging
lall
MCUliiri
ii
nil
cj'
ii;uuiir,
line
iicic
inn
11111111115,
lenillal
JlClIltMIlV
iiiun;ii
uuioip
1
.
..
f
11
1
reported
her
position
at
12.55.
-
'an
a-ldrcss
on
"Divine
Healing."
ai'paraius.
lie
urs
ins,
e.
...
I
.
-
.
...
.
ft.
a
iiul
111,,
it
r
i
in
li'imllfil
Iiv
(iniilnirJiil
(miuniiJiu
passing
passing
v"
gnMinoon
'"""
nui
"
niaue
:
siko
-""i
wnu?
01
uer
-!
--mere
"There
i
is
no
no
healing
iit-ann
pu-r
power
m
m
---
l,M
(
r
"
V
.
.
-
.
a..
.1
..
II...
T
?-
S
I?-
1.
AlAI'lllkP
Ihl
tklll
fllP
ha
iiirvlil
Wti
run
In
Ilia
"
r,
o
Itu-nn
mil
.lintmonlu
1
-.111.
nitls.
Mn,l
lilt
Lk.
n.
U
Ciawi
v
NEW
CONSULATE
STARTING
HERE
gestion,
by
prayer,
by
hypnotic'
.TZTu,.
n.eiHrf
sleep,
by
the
laying
on
or
bauds,"""8"
to
be
Officially
Represented
In
Prince
Rupert
John
Dybhavn,
Norwegian
vice-
consul
here,
is
advised
by
the
Danish
Consul
General
at
Mon-
I
....
I
ll.nl
II...
rriv-i.rtmi'llt
II
f
ilt'Ul
iiiai
.in
.....,.
lions
or
a
medicine
man
or
the
penimu.k
j,as
decided
to
eslab-
...ll..li.ii
tnrhi.lL'W
nf
l'riri.
thev
.
.
:
.1.
.1...
......
..I..
I
a
;.l
ipi"u'-
"
r
"
.
HSU
a
minis.,
occ-vuunuiotc
.if.
are
Ihe
same,
whether
presented
nrjCe
Hupert.
Applications
are"
in
an
Egyptian
teniple,
or
in
Ihe
10W
iKmf:
received
for
Ihe
posi-
L..
t
II...
.......
I.
ll.nl
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
ic.orKi
..fiia.
iinucnuiri
......
jj01
nf
vice-consul
anil
appoini-
!
while
psychic
healing
r
has
fre-
nie)l
Uieill
wj
Will
j)0
IIU
UIUIUU.IV.-.I
a,inounC.d
I
in
the
was
..
lu,1,7,
,
.,
,0
'
r,ow
I..I.I
'
'
'quently
been
very
much
assisted
npar
futurt.t
lt
u
M,icclei,.
0,1
,,,,
',m
1,r'"ce
Hu,erl.hy
by
its
its
association
association
wilh
with
religion,,
religion,!
J
TENDER
ACCEPTED
FOR
COAL
SUPPLY
the
religious
element
is
by
,u,
rnrn
CTADlf
CPPAIfQ
JTISSA
'.rXVSI
'
BEFORE
ST.
ANDREWS
ject
has
ever
done.
The
devout
relieious
mind
is
the
one
mostJnieresiing
uiscourse
oy
m.r
favorable
for
impression,
for
su
gestion.
Awakening
of
Force
What
particular
form.
of
Parliament
on
"Canada"
become
necessary
for
him
lo
ueauocu
.s
miu,vau
...
rirk,
......
"".."i-"
,"";,""'
leave
Ihe
cily
Mr
Roberge
S
an
siven
case
uepvnus
uj.uu
mu
mir
-aunress
i
wiim
i.ci.mi-
,i.
.
.'oi
i!
ii.ni
ii.l
temperament
and
education
or
ihe
SI.
Andrew's
Society
last
The
Vvollwl
He
ileelare.l
that
the
Mrs.
Iho
individual
evening
c
nge
wl
l
be
benelicial
to
Roberge's
health
whicli
nas
""."'
v
"""""
"
I
i.n.i
nf
Inte
ollc
"or
the
Christian
over
the
t,e
present
had
been
dun
lo
the
tieen
verj
nun
ui
ouc.
i
.,
,
.
.
,
.
,
.
i.,i.i.i
CONSERVATIVE
MAJORITY
Gives
Good
Advice
li...
u.v.
Ii.l'
tin.
liUlorv
and
de-
of
velopmenl
of
Ihe
Dominion,
Fred
..loiiuiiiiiieiiuii,
ik
is
nuk
ine
icni.3
innusiry
uon
ia.nn
m
n.-.
i....u..-i.f
11m
snint.
ihe
holy
water
of
tnnts
nml
that
the
solution
of
Lourdes,
or
Ihe
olive
oil
of
the
future
problems
would
depend
in
fimriv
uric
1701
travelling
evangelist
that
is
the
upon
continuation
of
hard
work
1H
nALirAA
TlftO
II
J4
effective
agent,
but
it
is
the
by
the
people
living
In
the
coun-
1
awakening
and
Arousing
of
the
try.
HALIFAX.
Dec.
8
W.
A.
Black,
fowe
inherent
in
the
mind
of
the'
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
A.
Teng
and
Conservative,
who
won
the
by.
patiel
that
accomplishes
the
cure,
.
C.
Biggins
contributed
lo
the
election
contest
here
Wednesday
and
the
best
that
any
system
or
program
wilh
vocal
solos
nd
a
dcreatinc
fieorge
A.
Redmond.'philosophy,
or
-any
type
or
healer
violin
selection
was
rendered
by
Liberal,
secured
a
majority
oi
can
no
is
to
stimulate
mis
iorce,
itnam
.Murray
jrH
vv.
iiiusnun
101
voles
and
broke
Ihe
solidlinto
activity
and
give
it
inlclli-
Davies
was
accompanist
or
the
sixteen
Libera
1
representalivcs.gent
direction."
eveninff,
and
I).
C.
Stuart,
presu
that
Nova
Scotia
sent
to
Ottawa
jdent,
was
in
the
chair,
there
wn
in
ii21.
Subcribe
for
the
Daily
News,
a,
good
attendance.