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The
Daily
News
piuxcfc
luri'KUT
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nniTisn
goliAima
Published.
Kvery
Afternoon,
except
Sunday,
the
Prince
Hiipert
Daily
News,
Limitt'il,
Third
Avenue.
II.
F.
I'L'LLEN,
Managing
Eilitoiv'
Advertising
and
Circulation
Telephone
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98
Editor;
and
Reporters
Telephone
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EC
There
is
sometimes
a
danger
of
carrying
tlie
virtue
of
thrift
loo
far
so
(hut
It
hampers
the
business
of
the
rrmnlry.
When
There
seems
to
us
to
he
no
doubt
that
our
correspondent
is
right
in
saying
that
the
Police
Commission
has
no
right
either
by
law
or
equity
to
say
that
the
law
should
be
enforced
in
one
section
of
the
city
and
not
in
another.
In
faol
il
is
douifiil
if
the
police
rouirnission
has
any
right
at
any
lime
to
'order
the
Tiotirp
in
hold
hnek
from
irn-iruiiiir
op
eiifnwioir
the
law
Wtmliooon
they
are
for
is
to
see
lhal
the
law
is
enforced
and
not
to
exercise
jurisdiction
as
to
when
or
where
il.
shall
be
enforced.
If
it
were
proved
that
they
did
otherwise
they
would
probably
be
liable
to
impeachment
for
malfensance
in
office.
This
is
not
a
strictly
legal
opinion
but
it
is
probably
the
correct
one.
11
is
nol
our
intention
lo
encroach
on
the
privileges
of
the
legal
profession
which
makes
n
charge
for
advice
on
questions
of
this
kind.
It
is
also
seen
thai
even
lawyers
do
nol
agree
as
to
which
opinion
is
right
so
for
a
layman
to
advise
is
decidedly
venturesome.
Bond
Interest
Comes
Back
To
People.
.
.
.
.,
There
js
one
good
fealure
nbout
the
Dominion
fiovernrnenl
debt.
While
it
takes
a
big
effort.'
mv
the
part
of
the
people
to
pay
the
taxes,
the
mot
of
the
.money
is
payable
lo
people
in
this
country
and
so
Jhe
money
comes
back
find
is
again
put
into
circulation.
The
amount
owed
o
people
of
this
country
Is
1,
l:i8.N77,05i
as
against
:t3l.noti70
owed
in
London
niid'!!f2IO,-
03:1.000
owed
ill
New
lork.
Many
of
the
Dominion
bonds
an
held
by
insurance
companies
and
other
financial
concerns.
The
interest
on
outstanding
bonds,
due
largely
to
expenditures
made
in
connection
wilh
the
war,
amount
lo
very
nearly
:i8,000,0(i0
a
year.
nllAKACTRn
is
what
you
make
yourself.
Iteptilatioti
is
what
the
gossips
make
of
you.
INQUISITOR
seems
to
have
put
a
poser
to
the
editor
when
he
asked
him
his
opinion
of
the
police
commission?
I
have
an
opinion
but
I
would
not
dare
to
ive
il.
IP
I
had
any
influence
with
the
editor,
I
should.
suttresl
that
he
always
speak
well
of
the
dead.
war
broke
out
there
was
a
sudden
stoppage
uf
nil
buying.
Pewple
THE
Hawkes
Inlet
cannery
raid
wondered
what
was
going
to
hnppen
and
I
hey
at
once
became!
seem
to
i
ridicule
that
after
all
thrifty.
They
refused
to
buy
rlolhes.
or
luxuries
and
the
result
I
Indians
are
nearly
as
hart
as
was
that
the
merchants
throughout
the
conn
Iry
were
sorely
pres
;
while
people.
Maybe
they
too
are
sed
and
many
had
to
go
out
of
business.
The
overall
nHivementideseended
from
Adam
and
Kve.
proved
a
boomerang.
Jt
would
have
been
better
for
the
country
v
if
everyone
had
carried
on
as
usual.
WHKX
the
Vancouver
publicity
dive
us
a
comnipiiily
of
light
wads
and
we
have
a
comniu-
li
it
y
where
business
is
poor
and
where
the
people
do
nol
enjoy
life.
Living
becomes
burdeiisume.
Give
a
community,
such
as
this,
where
spending
is
free,
and
you
gel
a
place
where
it
is
easier
to
make,
a
living
than
in
the
more
crowded
centres
where
competition
is
keen.
Thrift
is
a
virtue
as
long
as
it
is
moderate.
Every
person
should
have
something
laid
by
for
a
lime
of
stress.
It
is
in
their
own
interests,
n.s
well
as
in
the
interests
or
the
community!
that
they
should
do
this.
The
person
who
saves
everylhm
ex-cept
the
bare
price'oT
lireail
and
luiller
Is
not'
of
much
value,
to
himself-dr
anyone
else,
and
nHght'lmol
os-wall,-,iipMie
alt-
Enforcing
Law
Without
Favor.
.
bureau
is
looking
ftir
a
title
fo
their
oily,
they
might
consider
"The
city
of
many
unsolved
crlmea;"
From
this
time
on
until
the
end
of
the
year,
the
1'rinee
Hu-
pert
people
will
notice
eleelion-enns:
beta?
done
at
meeting
of
elective
bodies.
JUI!$'
say
Arthur
Little
Is
to
fun
roV
Polio
'(lommlsxtorier.
1
suggest
to
my
old
friend
that
he
aim
higher
and
f
on
for
chalrnmn
of
the
police
commission.
I
DON'T
know
if
any
of
the
local
gnats
were
missinK
on
Sunday,
but
I
beard
that
wmw
people
were
riding
them
in
the
atlep-
COI.O.NKL
Cy.
Peck
does
not
want
the
Senate
relormed.
II
was
rumored
thai
be
was
very
keen
on
tretung
mere
liimsen
some
lime
a?o
and
that
even
yet
if
the
Uovernrnent
changes
he
may
have
a
chance
to
join
the
old
men
FROGS
DELAY
STORKS
IIOSSITTKN,
Prussia.
The
s,torks
of
eastern
Prussia
have
as
yet
given
no
jmliealinn
of
start
-
iiiK
ttielr
regular
southern
miffia-tion,
a'n
the
Hm
of
their
customary
departure
is
well
past.
The
aliundance
offrogs
along
the
shores
of
the
Ilaltic
is
Riven
as
the
reason
for
the
strange
behavior
of
the
birds.
Advertise
in
the
Daily
News
Tin
DAIL7
The
Man
in
the
Moon
l
REGARDING
THE
IT
is
said
l
hat
a
man
is
as
oll
a
Iu
feels
and
a
woman
as
old
as
she
looks.
Why
not
add,
a
girl
is
as
old
as
she
arts.
ijUN'CK
Kinsleen
proved
that
llinie
was
Only
relative,
l
nave
All
advertising
should
he
in
The
Daily
News
Office
on
day
pre-!;ed
no
to
gro
,an-
older,
ceding
b
publication.
All
advertising
received
subjecj
to
a,tproval.
hat
fa
why
somet.n.cs
nvI.uI
.say
snuU
e
h.ld.sh.
Inroad
of
Contract
Hates
on
Application.
'ai
I
tun
really
only
-25
and
a
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES:
"'"i
I
really
a
child
at
j:.
Transient
Display
Advertising.
.
.
MO
per
inch
per
insertion!
$IKItK
wus
a
dull
hoy
in
seliool
,
.
.
.
i.
io
to
si)
i-i,
wire
and
lie
parents
blamed
I
I
till
-jtru
t.
numu'iin
-,
,
,
-
,
,
,
Local
Headers
per
insertion
25c
per
line
Classified
Advertising,
per
insertion.
-s
2c
per
word
Legal
Notices,
each
insertion
lfic
per
agate
lino
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
DAILY
KIMTlOn
Tuesday.
Nov.
18,
1921.
Thrirt,
Industry
And
Courage.
,
Premier
Oliver
often
gives
some
sound
advice
and
never
was
any
sounder
than
thai
people
instead
of
running
to
the
government
to
help
them
continuously
should
practice
the
virtues
Of
thrift,
industry
and
courage
and
try
to
help
themselves.
Paternalism
in
government
can
easily
he
overdone.
Every
calling
has
its
own
difficulties
and
sometimes
we
find
some
particular
line
hard
hit.
Now
and
then,
through
failure
of
the
ditrihutioii
system,
some
branch
of
agriculture
is
given
a
setback,
but
that
is
simply
an
argument
in
favor
of
mixed
rarniiug
so
thai,
it
one
branch
fails
thertVwill
be
stjll
an
income
to
enable
the
farmer
to
carry
on.
"
.
,
,
.
.
....
Danger
Of
Carrying
Thrift
Too
Far.
,
theniselves
ami
not
II
was
a
fairy
tale.
the
teacher.
'
WOMftN
often
wear
useless
oraMTtaels.
Why
not-n
newfclnd
of
qnr
Jqxes,
one
for
cigarettes
and'
Hie
iiher
for
mulches.
They
would
not
look
much
uglier
than
some
ojf
tire
present
day
ear
ornaments.
HO.MliS
are
places
where
men
and
woartm
wear
tbir
grouches.
ROYALTY
ACT'
What
Is
the
British
Columbia
Royalty
onTlmber?
II
is
the
payment
made
into
the
Provincial
Treasury
by
our
loggers
and
lumbermen
when
I
he
timber
ts
fell
I
and
ii
represents
the
equity
of
the
people
of
Brit
ish
Columbia
in
Hie
standing
um
ber
of
the
Province.
The
princi
ple
of
this
levy
Is
reeognired
ly
the
timber
owners
who
are
anxious
to
pay
a
fair
and
f
mut
able
inmost.
II
U
an
Witlreiy
separate
charge
from
license
and
l.'He
rentals,
and
other
forms
oi
carrying
charges
on
limner,
which
are
paid
by
timberholders
In
addition
to
the
royalty
rate.
On
What
Is
This
Royalty
Payment
Based?
Ily
the
Ac;
or
1911
il
is
hase
..n
the
average
wholesale
selling
priee
of
lumber
during
eonseeulive
periods
or
five
years
each.
H
is
submitted
that
this
is
an
illogical
basis
which
establishes
the
prin
ciple
or
taxing
labor
and
other
-dements
entering
into
the
col
of
.rodnction.
The
equity
of
the
iiiblie
in
the
Mantling
timber
eases
when
the
tree
is
felled.
The
logical
basis
or
royalty
is
or
course,
sluntpagr,
ami
the
impost
should
properly
be
fixed
on
he
value
or
standing
limber
as
it
accrues
in
the
woods.
What
ars
the
Objections
to
the)
Present
Royalty
Act?
1
In
addition
to
its
uneronomi''
iiasis.
it
threatens
to
las
die
vhole
lumber
industry
out
uf
slence.
The
royalty
rale
which
will
no
into
foree
on
January
jst
IP?5.
unless
the
present
Act
is(
qmended
or
repealed,
will
iiirrase
he
present
role
of
ta?n
9tl
by
1fiOS,
and
I
he
original
rale
of
f
01
1-1910
by
700f.
This
series
of
articles
communicated
by
the
Timber
Industries
Council
of
llrilish
Co'jmia.
COMMISSION
DISSOLVES
T1KIU.IX.
The
Inter-allled
Marine
(Commission-
has
been
dissolved,
bavin?
-'
completed
Us
work.
During
ii
activity
Ironi
1
11
0
it
paused
in.
lx
destroyed
fno.000
Inns
of
steel,
phiefly
ar-nored
plates
o'f
battleships.
NOW
FOR
A
Wool
Dress
"DEMERS"
HAVE
THEM
IN
FLANNEL,
SERGE
and
SILVERSHEEN.
$8.50-$25.
HOSIERY
IN
SILK
AND
WOOI
PURE
WOOL
LIVERPOOL
W
2
fir
j
!
All
tlie
mm
Ten
Years
Ago
j
in
Prlnra
Kuperl
November
18,
1914.
Charles
M.
WiU.ot
..!
)ci,i'i
.
hmks
that
Ih
Ureal
Win
a
ii
I-.ser
by
I
lie
New
Year.
"Tin
(o-nans
will
illlempt
a
pe
ia.
u!a
aid
iNI
Hns-lanil
shirli
will
f
i
.e
says.
'"I'hey
will
lo-e
,--.iiiik
and
ue
for
jM-ae'-
i
"
euly
as
they
derlare.l
wui.
The
Soeiely
Cireu
at
the
V
x
ilotioll
Hull
lor
the
lleli.in
W
i
mid
will
eenelude
loniiiht
wni
n
rnml
maHerade.
In
two
nitr:
.2,050
has
been
realized
ami
'
i-
pee
led
the
Udal
proeeed-
w
.
''
well
over
3,nii0.
The
eily
market
is
mm-h
uj
ireciuled
by
farmers
f
Hie
n
erior
and
Ihe
Terrace
Xewsl.
tie,
redicls
that
il
will
furiliei
i
In-iiiilual
interests
of
the
piodiu
-rs
and
poiisiuners
or
iiKneul-ural
produce.
NEW
HAZELTON
yon
n
I
V.
F.
Dunn
has
returned
from
drought
iSinilliers
where
he
was
reliev
-
1
pi
iei's.
inir
ii,
the
ftovernuicnl
lel.-m
apli
i
lollicij
le
nnldie
Hloypoff,
dnuph-
terSir
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Kniues
8loy-'
iiolf.vwaH
taken
to
the
hosiilal
Iaslweek
snlfefing
from
a
broken
arm
sustained
when
she
Tell
out
the
frozen
ground.
i
Returned
soldiers
and
return
-
f'd
nurses
oi
Ibis
dislnrl
nave
a;
dance
111
the
Assembly
Hall
at:
llar.ellon
last
Mnmlay.
Musie
was
I
upilieil
by
Mrs.
A.
D.
I'happell
and
three
pieces
from
Tclkwu.
1
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Arthur
Leveret
I
have
left
for
llelllngham,
Washington,
where
they
Intend
to
take
Up
Ihelr
residence.
Miss
llorbitry,
who
has
been
aepounlanl
al
Ihe
Hudson
Hay
dore
for
several
years,
bus
resigned
and
her
place
litis
been
taken
by
II.
II.
Carman,
who
arrived
last
week.
Ned
Clark
of
the
same
firm
left
al
Ihe
first
of
Ibis
week
for
Toronto.
Accounts
up
lo
November
15
totalling-
32.
2(17.70
were
passed
or
payment
al
lasL
nights
meel-.e
ui
i
ue
illy
council.
The
man
who
brushes
out
his
colon
with
food
instead
of
medicine
is
the
man
who
is
free
from
intestinal
poisons.
He
thinks
quickly
and
clearly.
Nature's
best
laxative
is
bran
but
don't
eat
raw
bran.
All
the
bran
you
need
is
in
Shredded
Wheat
Biscuit'
combined
with
food
that
is
easily
digested.
It
supplies
all
the
elements
for
building
healthy
tissue,
good
muscle
and
brain.
Two
Biscuits
with
hot
milk
make
a
warm,
nourishing
meal
at
a
cost
of
a
few
cents.
It
is
the
most
food
last
TWyi
msm
PRINCE
GEORGE
J'.'..
for
the
least
money.
y
Tit
rndln
Shreddy
Whrit
Company,
Ltd.
xu.'
i.iu,
o.i.iu
itioie
than
the
upset!
ih.
ThjiteTflA
s'
an
Armistire
I).
Make
Better
Bread
Askour
grocer
for
ROYAL
YEAST
CAKES
STANDARD
Of
QOAUTtV,
UK
WIH
60
TlAIte
it
Shredded
Wheat
The
rurc
wholoomc
corn
of
Quality
lyrup,
a
Standard
for
over
25
yearsask
for
it!
U
nit
ft
EDH'AKDSBUKG
"4
THE
CSNACA
ITARCH
CO,
11.
MONTRXAL
of
Ihe
lire!
W
in
V'n"?'
i
..al
Inn
iuiriule.1
ii,
ixl'4
pulriolta
aildres
a-.tK"!"
Fify
parcels
were
sold
at
Ihe
father
lray.
(
IfToviftelal
goyernnieMi
lux
sal
-
Miss
Hulls
Holivar.
who
grada-J
D?r"-)p'4i
week
and
5.000
wu1
Jnseidi
Fram-is
M'
ly"'
'"!
filed
last
week
Iroin
the
loeI!
wulhed.
:
There
was
eoiiblerble
yeHr
ol-l
son
oi
M'
'
v"t?
'
hospital
training
srhool
for'
tiileitiWaitlfesttl
In
several,
c.
MrKentie,
di"!
lie'
J
nurses,
left
on
Saturday
tor
Van-1
parcel!
tots
adjoinitm
tlie
city
,y
fpr
u
,rl4.f
i'
-
1
-ouver.
i
limit
of
Prince
(lenrire
ndt,niiiaro.
two
year
1
;
I
these,
in.
Hie
iilosl
of
eae,(f
Mr.
ai
Mr,.
,cn
,
ilble
the
same
llergeron,
nine
day
'
iV-.
yiVIT
fill
I1
of
.Mi",
and
Mrs.
!'
oti
TnetiluV:
The
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