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tfnTuesday.
January
2J,
19i.
Britain
Acts
Constitutionally.
The
government
of
fireat
Britain
is
being
carried
on
according
to
the
unwritten
constitution.
The
Baldwin
government
retained
power
to
the
last
possible
moment
and
then
has
been
-defeated
and
is
being
replaced
by
a
Labor
government
with
J.
Ramsay
Macdonald
as
prime
mini-ler.
This
was
inevit-
aiile
from
the
moment
the
election
returns
"
'.-in
.in
ii
ii.
mi
iitiiiiiis
came
iiniir
in.
in.
Labor
i.iiior
i
the
lirediifnio:ilinrr
iumvi
in
llio
f
t
r.:
I
I.
....
1
;
m
..
i
iA..n.
.
i
.
.
n
.
,
-
.
l.l.tlll
11.11
ll.llllt'lll.
Illli.
IL
illl
'
K'l'lllll
n'llllll
11
ill
I'llt"!'
Hllll
114
onlv
retains
control
of
Oio-linmenl
lhr.ni.rl,
ii.
,.r.-i.i.ni:,..,
,,r
L.
u
r.w.o.
H"se
and
Ihe
Iting."
A
succes-
the
Liberals.
Under
this
prroun
sv.tem
there
will
be
a
Labor
Lnrire
numhers
of
..em.ie
t.mfe.-
rul
dramallzalion
of
MexensooN
may
briiiff
on
a
crisis
resollioc-
in
i
i.
oaiiiiuii
ui
l.merHis
How
long
the
Liberals
will
continue
to
support
the
will
depend
very
largely
on
In?
stand
the
Lalnir
lakes
on-public
oneslions.
Should
n
a
vapilal
levy,
as
proposed,
they
would
probably
go
out
of
powvr
.'1
1
1T10
-I
inlmeili.'ilelv
lioi
lliev
will
n.,1
.1..
ll.nl'
-ri...
....!
...
.
.....
.....
...'i
....
111111,
1
lie
"T
J,,OI
will
lie
shelved
for
Ihe
present
and
possibly
for
,
all
time.
'
t
-
.
-
,
Capital
Levy
Hardly
Workable.
A
capital
levy
is
hardly
workable.
The
idea
of
ridding
the
country-
of
its
bonded
indebtedness
to
foreign
countries
js
per-
niy.s
u
r.iuar
koiu
one
una
was-
oouiiiiess
iulended
to
b?
a
benericient
measure.
The
trouble
would
come
in
carrying
out
the
levy.
Take
a
specific
instance.
A
merchant
is
in
business
carrying
on
as
most
merchants
do
with
little
spare
capital
and
wilh
notes
coming
due
at
specific
periods
which
must
he
met.
The
state
says
it
wants
a
capital
payment
amounting
lo
the
value
or
one
fifth
jf
the
business.
It
simply
could
not
be
paid
U
is
difficult
enough
fo
pay
the
taxes
much
less
a
levy
on
th-capital
To
give
the
government
a
charge
on
Ihe
property
would
ruin
the
merchant's
credit.
It
is
an
impossible
silnaliou.
II
would
cause
thousands
of
business
failures
and
would
end
in
chaos.
i'''-,.al,,!'usille!;es
were
'"""p'Tated
companies,
il
might
not
be.
difficult
to
hand
over
lo
the
(.late
shares
in
the
concern
to
he
value,
of
the
levy.
The
slate
might
also
get
a
share
of
the
bonded
indebtedness.
Then
there
would
be
all
corts
or
in.mi-pujahons
lo
nfake
the
dividends
as
low
as
possible
ij,nj
jne
sMe
should
.not
gel
its
share.
While
some
would
pav
the
,.vv
faillifully,
because,
they
could
not
help
tiemspves
others
would
manage
lo
squirm
oul
or
it
just
as
Oermany
lodav
is
sipiirming
bill
Of
nivinrt
I.AK
In....
i..
il
-II
1
.....
...
J...JIUO
mi
iij
in
me
niiieu-government
Reports
Against
Vancouver
Charges.
J.
I.
O.
Molhersill,
special
commissioner
invesligatinc
the
or
ffraill
sh
inriTuir
..I
Jl...
1
..r
-
h"t
,JV
,.,
,,,,
iiciMiver,
urges
.providing
more
gram
slorage
facilities
and
a
lowering
of
the
charges
which
al
Prcsen
.imount
lo
six
cents
a
(on.
One
feature
of
the
cosl
which
r5
ft
n
l'Vihf
i"all"ti'"'
ope.lioi,
of
I.ell
cvonveyors.
&
"fiS!
1,H'F
"?
htty-
tiA
"w
hf1f
"
m?;
-
,0,lf,;rriI,,,li,(J
'
viil
I'rince
Rupert
becaure
his
rom-&
V
o"
'
"vl
'"Cl"1"
Ulis
p,,rl
a,,d
,,e
wa
k,'tl
,4
'""ry
wUI.
sleTcular,M
"S
U
IUP
r"'"rl
""'"
To
bring
Prince
Rupert
to
thj
attention
of
the
Alberta
pco-
.
.......
..
.,.,
1166rNni
ny
.Moiiiersill
lo
Prince
Honerl
people
who
interviewed
him.
al
Vancouver.
1
Necessary
City
Should
Make
Itself
Known.
It
seems
very
necessary
lh.it
there
should
be
a
irreat
deal
of
"rr
"c
"e
Jtnrjed
as
we
deserve
had
of
prounn
io
siage
ihe
trlct
ir
a
performer
could
be
found,
but
no
one
had
ever
laken
cp
lh
ebal-lenpe.
However,
a
London
mer-
clianl,
himself
a
ualive
of
India.
hat.
just
departed
for
his
Motherland
lo
look
for
a
rope
irirksler.
who.
if
found,
will
appear
in
Ihe
Indian
theatre
at
the
Umpire
Inhibition
next
spring:
Th
Crystal
Palace
Canadians
who
did
mil
know-
London
1.
...ii
it.-nriiT
before
the
iiir
war
war
have
11.11'
pro
.....
r-
...
nini
ruiri)il
l.r,
Slli:il
s
J
the
reproduction
of
Kirvntian
andi,ain,,d
TIIR-'DAILY
NtjWB.'
Tuedu
.)iiutir
A
letter
from
Old
London
Empire
Exhibition,
Indian
Rope
Trick,
Crystal
Palace
Revival,
Engineer's
Exhibition,
Holiday
Theatres
(By
Panton
House)
i.u.mki.n,
Jan.
22.
In
connection
with
next
year's
British
Empire
Exhibition,
a
Fellowship
has
been
formed,
with
the
Prince
of
W'ales
as
its
Ifrst
member
and
president.
Th?
primary
object
of
the
Kellowshio
is
In
niiimnti
Innw.ri
f
i..',.,i
,..i
:..
lnlry,
and
the
scheme
embraces
the
pmvUilin
of
prizes
ami
scholarships,
the
former
desicned
t
urlficr
the
cause
o(
Imperial
education.
The
scholarsliios
of
ll
ooo
Stlll
Will
Itai
tended,
in
the
case
(if
a
young
citizen
of
the
Overseas
Dominions,
to
ffiic
him
u
universilv
or
lechnii'al
eiliu.niimi
in
n...
laiul;
ami
in
that
of
a
young
rili-r;r
-
:
-
.
en
.of
I
he
foiled
Kingdom,
lo.
iiiiii.cr.
Anions
Ihe
exhibit
provide
for
his
-eltlcnipnl
oxer-jciilcred
)iy
amateur
fur
com.
seas;
but
each
will
haxe
the
op-jpHilioii,
will
be
seen
Hie
sinat-liuii
of
using
the
sclmlarsliip
fnrles
internal
cotnliusion
motor
In
a
slart
in
life
in
his
own
country.
;
the
world,
complete
wilh
electric
These
prizes
'ami
scholarsliiis
ignition,
water
cooled,
and
cap-!
will
he
available
oult
lo
Fellows
aide
of
hoi
M?
riil'nrafil
lit
tit.
...
of
Ihe
lirilisli
Kmpire
Exhihitiiin
iiliiiiiry
lea-cup.
A
working
or
lo
liieir
nominees,
i
he
suh-
model
of
a
post
ollice
railway
script
ion
(o
the
Fellow
ship
has
van
w
ill
oruoii(ra1e
how
mails
been
fixe.
al
twit
guineas
(about
arc
''taken
off
mot
on
a
train
ten
dollars
without
any
further
Irrtvelling
Ul
sixly
niifes
an
liability,
membership
hem?
open
hour.
At
bil
year's
Kxhihilimi
lo
any
Itrilish
citizen.
Kxery
over
H.nun
visitors
enjoyed
free
nieniher
will
receive
a
certificate
trips
on
miniature.
railway
of
membership
on
parchmcnl,
(rains.
Thin
time
a
fourteen
sltrncl
by
the
Prince
of.
Wales,
inch
locomotive
a
perfect
mo.e
which
will
form
an
interesting
of
one
or
the
I
,m.i..,.
t
v...n..
souvenir;
a
ticket
giving
free
a..
western
Vflycr"
will
draw
six
mission
to
the
Kxhibition
at
all
full
times
(or,
if
preferred,
25
single
letifctti
of
V?2
fl.
track
in
fixe
tickets
;
and
a
jrun-melal
badge,
liniU,
ir,non
issoe.1
only
fo
Fellows
of
the
,,,,,.,1
.,
slnr(.,f
ikl.
,,ijf
Mini
j
III.
.
Holiday
Entertainment
allcsre.1
masleroiece
of
Indian
prouuciions
now
jugglers,
Ihe
"rope
.trick,"
by
""""
"
-r
m
.
y
which
a
rope
thrown
inlo
ihe
air?
"
'
"
,"
appeared
lo
stiffen,
and
was"""""M,"
,m
,'"r"
ttr"
'
climhetllhy
a
boy
who
seeme.l
lo
V"
!
'"".
vanish
It
Ihe
top.
It
was
de-
"''
i"
I-erennial
"Peler
isisrrioco
scrihe,!
iij
by
.mircii
Marcr.Poro.
roio,
Ihe
me
thir.
nor.
'
allV
a,",
"
'
,a,ul
-'"ning
-
-
-
-
-
r
j
is
III
governmeiil
wilh
Liberal
control.
At
any
tim
the
Liberal
vote
lo
have
"known
sonxeone
who
Ta.Ur.'
llu
?
in
either
an
appeal
to
the
conn-saw
it
done
in
Ini.la."
but
few
',-,,,,"
iV'"n
iki
id
i
(Vmsprvalives
.onerni
it-fw
In
in
i-nrn-
..ni.t.
mi
lif
if
unv
nlnim
claim,
I.,
lo
l.n.j.
hne
it
o
been
-revived,
a
any.
seen
"Blue
Maud"
which
ile-
iiicms.cs.
r
anions
i-.ugnsn
,
conjurors
have
searched
India
for
-P'-H"1"
farp'
lasi
year,
has
and
Maojerlinck's
Bird"
has
relumed.
The
The
Pri-
so'mcone
who
'ould
perform
this
va,
Prlao."
"Charley'
i
:.i.'
I....
...H...I..
Af.
.
Alllll.'
anil
"When
k'ntl,!-
Wi.u
li
ns,
iiiii
riiureiy
wnuoui
SUC-
,
.
.,
:
.....
cess.
Captain
Clive
.Uaskelyne,
of'"1'1'
ar
a-ain
'ere.'
SI.
r.eorge's
Ball.
London,
tells
us
),rr,',al,y
b-ive
more'
palr.ms
that
hi
father
(a
wonderful
j.
um'-'r
""
"vr
Ihe
of:
lusionist-
did
not
believe
that
wp'"'-
Die
Lyric
Thealre.1
Ihe
thin?
was
possiMe
as
e.
crihe.1,
I,
after
a
i
Hummersinilh,
Ihe
Jale
lamented
Begpar
"'"J'Kar
f
s
Opera"
Opera"
has
has
been
been
sue-'
loci
ion
Ihoush
il
might
.e
Jone;
fashion
on
the
slae;
ieed',
rollicking
prodiM
rercd
rercd
to
lake
Lord's
...
cricket
!"f
"n"'
Mf'rr'
Wie
of
V
The
Man
in
the
Moon
SAYS
ind.
And,
i
...i
sr
if
..ii
all
.this
i.i.
pood
.
fare
is
not
enough
for
the
youngsters
Ihe
suliurbs
f
London
can
noisier
no
less
than
fifteen
panto.
mimes.
i
.1
J
AX
optimist
is
said
In
h
a
wife
who
limit.
In.f
ini.i,n,i
iril-
j
"
"'i-i'mi'l
r
haJ.ly
seen
and
beard
little
f
lhc;""inf
've
op
lo
all
his
kon
Crystal
Palace.
The
enurmoiis
"HW
'ar
re.otulions.
structure
of
glass
a,nd
iron
on
Ihe
heights
of
Sydenham,
in
South
London,
is
Ihe
same
which
housed
Ihe
Oreat
p.xhib'ilion
in
i51
in
Hyde
Park,
and
retains
several
rolii.n
of
II.
ul
.,!..,.
..l.
..
.
I'impeian
rooms
with
their
WA
I
"
among
me
puesis
was
.Mr.
paintinirs.
As
a
Rank
Holiday
re-1
Reery,
Miss
Shiyers,
and
Mr.
and
sort
of
the
democracy,
il
was
Mr.
Soak.
rival
lo
Hampstead
Heath.
II
was
the
scene
or
all
F.npland'
import
ant
musical
festivals,
and
of
countless
gathering,
entertain-menls
and
shows,
inrludin?
an
annual
Christmas
panlomJme;
its
weekly
fireworks
nlshls
were
n
joy,
not
oiJy
in
those
wlio
naid
for
admission,
but
lo
larite
Irarts
of
South
London,
To
many
of
ilfi
palrons,
its
flowery
and
well-
wooded
grounds,
willi
their
fish
ing
and
boating
lakes
and
realbi-lic
figures
of
prehistoric
beast.
were
its
greatest
charm.
During
the
war
il
became,
of
all
unlikely
things,
a
training
shin
"ILM.K.
Crystal
Palace."
Iieadouarlers
of
Ihe
lliyal
Naval
Division
and
iaier.lt
was
an
nioorlnut
.i
e-
mohilWng
slallon.
The
Irnjierial
War
Musetirm
housed
her
since
IU20,
is
now
being
transferred
to
South
Kensington,
and
Ihe
trus
tees,
wilh
more
nimrc
al
I
heir'
command,
intend
lo
restore
ImiIIi!
WHATSOKVFH
a
man
rippeih
that
his
wife
shall
MISS.Neda
lancer
was
enter-
la
s
week
by
Mrs.
Hard.
A
'
Modern
Dance
WITH
rhythmic
regularily
Yet
smacking
of
vulgarity
They
wiggled
and
twisted
Wherever
liey
lisled
All
buoyed
un
wilh
hllnritv.
IT
is
easy
to
evade
protiririal
or
dominion
laws
but
for
Dm
'BAD
BLOOD
PIMPLES
AND
BOILS
Banished
ty
BURDOCK
BLOOD
BITTERS.
Mls
Irrim
A.
Mitttieuii.
Suyiirr.
Ouu
mrltfi:
"I
tlHiiirht
I
woulil
rlle
mil
tell
lu
lit
llw
smerlriirii
tnd
lNsirit
I
Smrw
Ii'u'
luunilit
iru
I
lrmililftil
UlUi
Imd
IjIihm)
u
ho
Ii
brnlte
mil
nil
my
nrif
ih
tin;
nature
nr
ilnilcn,
M
aim
riiir-Monn,
aisl
I
r"i
m
iiad
I
really
dui
ili
,i.
iM;.,,.
.....i
ii.
-
i.
j
IihiI
know
ltai
in
du.
...
.i.jiiih
inn
nil-
uroinios
in
their
old
triorle-
,.l
,
.
",uu""
"
nywlw.
1
H'
lillle
faded,
resort
with
so
many
possibilities
of
Indoor
and
outdoor
amusement
is
assured
of
a
prospermia,
career.
Enfllneer'
Exhibition
Alt
rifihl-minded
rieoole
ulm
are
or
liae
Men
boya
delight
in
Ihe
Model
F-ngineers
Uxliibilion,
fo
be
held
next
week
in
the
Hoyal
Horticultural
Hall.
YVesl.
Itiiillir
anil
Imrnliir
rjiiMi-d
null
a
trrrl
lits
scnsa0iti
I
enulit
ret
iio
relief
day
nr
tirbt.
oim
day
i
frlnid
advlsml
inn
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too
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works
done
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district
last
year
by
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provincial
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Ih
asking
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thu
year
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io
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