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DAILY
KDJTIOJI
Monday.
Dee.
15,
1921.
Outstanding
Book
.
By
B.C.
Author.
One
of
the
outstanding
book
of
the
season
is
"A
Sourdough
Samaritan."
by
Charles
Harrison
(iihhous.
It
i
a
I
ale
of
the
Yukon
rush
of
INKS
and
is
fascinating,
healthy,
ami
true.
One
nf
the
supreme
tests
of
u
book
is
whether
thc'characters
slaml
nut
clear
and
can
be
recognized
a
types
of
the
lime
by
all
who
read.
This
book
stands
the
lest.
II
has
its
Lawrence
Hammond
Filzniaurice
with
the
monocle,
who
eventually
becomes,
the
hero
of
the
slory.
There
is
Pal
Ifaeey,
lic,
Irishman,
also
a
type.
The
.Montana
K1d
rings
true
and
the
three
girls
also
play
llieir
tunes
on
the
human
emotions.
All
the
time
the
alino-phere
of
the
far
north
can
be
felt
and
the
reader
di-like
having
lo
stop
rending
before
the
nl
page
1
reached.
The
author
is
a
HnlMi
Columbia
man
although
now
Jiving
in
Hie
Kat.
He
was
in
the
,
nknii
at
the
time
of
the'
rush
and
a
a
journalist
he
held
responsible
po-itious
wilhalnioM
nil
the
coast
newsjKipers
at
different
times.
Ho
is
a
man
who
knows
life
in
all
its
plia-es
and
ha
Hie
ability
to
inlerpfet.
When
he
tells
about
a
man
being
dead
broke
be
tells
of
which
he
has
bad
experience
and
can
make
the
the
emotions
that
go
with
il.
The
book
he
ha
is
one
that
evey
northerner
should
read
and
he
who
northerner
should
enjoy
it
eipially
well.
Britain's
Position
.
'
Vf
Regard
To
Payments.
The
llrilish
newspaper
are
insisting
t
lint
if
the
J
idled
States
is
to
be
paid,
the
debt
to
firenl
also
be
paid...
T,his,yei
T.his,ejfnis,a
.n
re-Ti
reasonable
laud
lo
stick
stick
fiyN.f
fiv'tif;
tjft
IJft
.t-rill.
urfll.
that
they
Van
They
nml
iusil
that
payment.:
commence
soon.
-something
of
reader
imbibe
just
p,uhlih
the
s
not
u
debt
ti
Itrilain-sJial
take
aim
one
liould
go
one
further
Western
Route
For
Grain
Crop.
A
despatch
al
week
seem
lo
indicate
thai
Vancouver
vn
expecting
I
tin
I
a
great
deal
of
the.
western
wheat
crop
;voiild'
rom'e
out
by
the
Pacific
and
that
disappointment
was
showji
at
it's
going
by
the
lakes
a
usual'.
In
spile
of
this
H
seem
as
if
Ho?
weslern
roole
was
more
popular
than
last
year.
One
of
the
F.dmoiilou
paper
says
of
il:
"More
grain
is
going
out
via
the
weslern
route
than
went
that
wny
lat
venr.
Pp
lo
dale
more
than
ten
million
bushels
have
passed
HiTough
Vancouver
for
foreign
ports.
That
4
four
million
bushels
more
than
(he
total
at
the
same.
dale
a
year
ago.
'The
Alberta
crop
Ihi
year
is
estimated
at
half
flint
of
lal
year.
Lale
harvest
and
broken
weather
ha
interfered
with
threshing.
The
condition
seems
lo
be
IhaM
Ihe
farmers
are
niarkeling
earlier
than
they
did
last
year
or
that
the
western
route
is
drawing
from
a
wider
range
of
the
wheat
producing
country.
"The
significant
fact
is
that
whether
the
Alberta
crop
i
larger
or
smaller,
the
western
route
contiiwles
to
draw,
more
grain
eneh
succeeding
year
.
The
present
gain
no
doubt
is
the
result
of
Ihe
establishment
of
beller
elevator
facilities
at
the
eoat
and
Ihe
building
of
the
large
elevator
at
Kdrnoulnni
,
facilities
continue
to
develop
nml
trading
relationships
are
es
tablisheil
it
i
to
be
supposed
lhat
Ihe
weslern
nutlet
will
con
tinue
o
increase
in
use
ami
importance
to
the
growers
of
Ihi
province."
i
Size
Of
Families
On
The
Decrease.
jiu
ine
increase
in
me
com
oi
nvmg
ami
with
Hie
gen-
I
I
..
.1
.
f....
1
...
I
I.
.
.1
.
..
.
.
.1
a
i-r.ii
leiiuriic)
ior
oareiiis
in
iaKe
novaiiiages
oi
ine
laciinies
for
culture
and
enjoyment,
Hie
size
of
families'
is
decreasing.
Possibly
one
of
the
chief
reasons
accompanying
Ihe
other
i
a
growing
Knowledge
or
birlli
control.
In
a
great
pi
any
famine
t
,
.i
...
i
i
i
.i
i
.
...
.
i
.
.
i
'
i.ooay
iiirenis
nae
niinireii
necanse
mey
wani
lo
ami
nol'
lie
cause
they
have
In
.
in
ureai
nriiain
ami
ouier
countries
mere
is
a
growing
tendency
toward
restricting
the
size
of
families
and
this
is
in
the
interests
of
the
race.
The
objection
i
lh.ll
in
niany
house-linlds
there
Is
no
family.
Parents
are'
too
fond
of
a
good
lime
to
submit
to
the
restriction
which
must
come
with
children.
Gompers
Was
Big
Figure
In
States.
,
Samuel
(lumpers,
who
died
al
the
week
end,
wa
a
great
leader.
Too
Conservative
for
many
of
lale
yeah-,
he
was
nt'one
time
a
Radical,
and
to
the
end
he
retained
the
confidence
of
the
mas
of
union
worker'.
'
His
passing
i
a
distinct
loss
to
Ihe
United
States,
and
Canada
loses
in
him
a
powerful
influence.
BLUE
RIBBON
TEA
There
are
enough
worries
in
the
world
without
having
to
drink
poor
tea
may
as
well
IN
THE
LETTERBOX
MASSETT
CONTROVERSY
Kditor.
Daily
New:
I
In
viuir
issue
of
tin
Mill
-if
November,
a
tetter
appeared
oxer
tln
name
of
Doctor
Dunn,
sec-Ilreas.
f
Hi"
i.I.M.
Am'ihIioi.
'which
was
intended
to
lie
in
innwer
lo
a
letter
t
lint
appeared
over
my
name,
on
Ilie
idli
or
member.
I
see
Ilia
I
lie
neither
denies
nor
answers
any
f
my
we.-
inch
insertion!
lion
Instead
of
trying
to
es-
"i
Tranent
'Display
Advertising
$I.W
per
p.r
'pi..
:.-..,i
A.lvn.n,
nn
t.Vnnl
P.nre
.
Si"
SO
nep
ineh
lltain
the
circumstances
tie
did
,.
I
I
.ill.-l
ill
...
n
r
-
r
-
....
.
...
(,
wliul
Hie-
eosier-iiiniijiiT
in
slums
of
London
do.,
sling
nub
I
:il
one
anollier.
toil
in
Canada
abuse
Is
no
argument.
In
regard
to
Hie
telegram
Jtiat
..eems
o
worry
the
doctor
so
much
lie
had
heller
find
out
who
were
the
men
that
are
responsi
ble
for
the
content
of
the
tele
gram,
when
he
will
find
out
the
'irulh.
lie
will
find
out
that
Hie
"inihiimoroiii
humorist"
is
i
inemher
of
his
own
pel
asueia
linn.
Further.
I
wish
to
tik
the
doctor
a
few
more
ipicstlnus.
s
jt
not
a
fact
that
all
the
officials
of
the
ahoe
association
hold
clainf
mi
the
bench
they
are
irytnsr
lo
noosi
a
.
jonn
and?
2
What
amount
or
money
were
lliev
nrnmiscii
.
mr
earn
claim
in
cash
and
in
bonds
3
How
many
member
from
Prince
Itiiiierl
had
their
name
on
the
lit
of
Hie
association
Hint
did
not
know
about
the
noria
lion
till
thev
saw
their
name
n
Hie
list?
I
Have
all
the
members
paid
their
two
dollars
fee
personally?
IIICUAim
FAWNS
MINERS'
ASSOCIATION
V'dilor.
Haily
New
,
Sir
n
yonr
issue
of
IWim
oer
I
yon
printed
under
the
beadinz
of
"lle.isnatton
from
rirahaiu
Iland
Association"
the
tetter
ertt
by
l.
It.
Willem.tr
Vitid
O.
Milliyarij
In
this
aocia
tHin,
may
we.
have
the
.ainepriv
ilege
.nml
ak
you
In
print
our
reid
forwarded
them
iWeniher
1,
a
follows:
Mer.
Wiillemar
and
Millisan.
Mae.
B.C.
Sir
Your
letter
of
Noyem
her
2l
t"
hand,
the
committee
oT
'Mif
Oraham
Island
.Miner
AsivM'ation
accept
yotir
resisna
lion
willi
pleasure
but
rejrte
lh.it
I
hey
cannot
accept
the
rea
son
piven
in
your
teller
a
the
correct
one.
The
-committee
do
nol
reqniri
nv
one
reslpfiin?
In
srive
any
reason
-for
their
action,
hut
they
do
think
they
have
a
right
lo
a
anyone
who
publishes
his
resi
nation
in
a
newspaper
to
giv
either
true
one
or
none
at
all
Your.
faithfully,
J.
C.
S.
DUNN.
Sec.
n.L.M.A.
Thanking
mi
'
in
anticipation
.1.
CF.CIL
S.
I
H?
NX,
Sec.
O.I.M.
Association
APPROVE
FOREMAN
F.dilor
laily
New.
We
Ihe
nmlersljfner
worker
wish
lo
express
oflr
view
in
Hi
dicuion
regarding
ihe
city
foreman,
J.
Mcllae.
Ave
have
now
been
working
about
three
mouth
under
him
are
still
working
and
like
tin
work.
'.'dje;-
ha
ulway,
;lrnalei
ui
.fal
and
piare..
He
demand
good
work,
and
we
consider
thai
is
pari
of
his
duties
a
foreman
We
think
every
fairmimled
per
-son
will
admit
this.
Any
person
with
experience
in
construction
work
would-
also
admit
that
under
local
condition
it
would
be
very
dlnicult
to
carry
on
the
work
in
a
more
practical
way,
than
he
has
done.
A
far
a
we
have
been
aide
In
observe,
be
has
carried
out
hi
(Julie
for
the
best
Interest
of
both
the
worker
ami
the
city.
Your
very
truly,
H.
J.
SKO.
,M.
KKOfl.
CANADIAN
"vs.
TmpERIAL
POLICY
f'dllor
liaily
New.
Allow
me
a
little
space
In
your
valuable.:
paper
in
regard
In
how
Canada
I
placed
among
(he
na
nons
or
the
world.
In
connection
with
Ihe
halibut
ireaiy
we
got
one
concession
from
the
0H
Count
rv
lo
Siltl
jiiiat
treaty,
It
being
an
inler
Mint
tonal
one.
in
every
oilier
treaty
Canada
had
nn
nay.
On
l
he
boundary
question
and
seal
nng
treaties
Canada
lost
but
"WE
LEAD
-
OTHERS
FOLLOW"
fondy,
nrrmlip-
,
,
ipn,
1
HERE'S
WHERE
YOU
SAVE
MONEY
ON
CHRISTMAS
GIFTS
CHRISTMAS
TEMPTATION
SALE
CHRISTMAS
SUGGESTIONS
AT
SALE
PRICES
BOYS'
DEPT.
MENS'
DEPT.
SUSPENDERS
COLLAR
CASES
i5c
l0
45c
CAPS
P
if
JAM
AS
$2.95
65o
PANTS
BELIS
45cto$1.75
S1Q5
WAISTS
;5C
BATH
ROBES
MACKINAWS
...
$5,5
tKUtKa
11
45c
10
$,5
GAUNTLET
GLOYES
05c
S,(M5
10
$24
05
NECKWEAR
45c
JJJjL
6s.uso.8o
SWEATERS,
SHAWL
COLLAR
-nY
S205
S2.05
bUA
35c
t0
$2.00
JERSEYS
esc
-nd
ii.85
SILK
HANDKERCHIEFS
C5c
l0
$1.45
ALL
W00L
-
and
SCO
NECKWEAR
45c
lo
$,,5
SUITS
25
per
cent
off
SUPPERS
$1.05
to
$3.45
TOQUES,
ALL
WOOL
85c
OVERCOATS
B00TS
RAINCOATS
$3.75
$7.o5
BELTS
4sc
CLUB
BAGS
AND
SUIT
CASES
s,1efl
LADIES'
SILK
HOSE
C5c
LADIES'
SWEATER
COATS
.85
,
FANCy
CHRISTMAS
BOXES
FREE
WITH
EVERY
PURCHASE
Acme
Importers
view,
ruder
their
ImperiHl
poliey,
you
.can
see
by
report
on
Hie!
proceeding
of
the
I'roviiieial
I
House
al
Victoria
on
the
Aiialic'
pie
ion
from
Hie
action
of
Mary
Kllen
sniiih
and
our
M.
r.
sioai
of
Naitaimo
(hat
they
have
to
ap
peal
to
Ottawa
am)
then
be
rtile'
out
rom
,
i;
HjtwitiK.'
street'
Minium.
imperial
poney
avail
will
come
up
for
Canada
lo
sub
scribe
for
Hie
navy
bae
al
Slnp;
apore
wlie-.e
I
don'l
think
wi
liave
any
right
to
sulwrribe
i
dollar,
much
le
when
ooke
upon
a
Colonist
by
the
Im
perial
policy.
Kroin
Canada's
voirraphica
position
we
liave
nothinp,
to
feai
Under
Ihe
Munro
doctrine
of
Ho
I
nited
Stale
w
ith
'her
110
mil
lion
of
a
while
race.
ItrilainV
whole
empire
amount
to
only
h
little
over
(
million
of'
a
whili
race.
Seeing
that
all
countries
nl'
over
the
world
are
panning
law
in
regard
lo
their
immiKrant
cominK
In
their
country
and
citi
zenship,
even
countries
like
Ar-aniline
and
llraxil
have
amemler
their
immigration
law.
Tin
United
Hlales
call
for
Immigrant
to
become
10(1
per
cent
American.
Now
I
think
Cana
dian
have
a
Hi:
lit
lo
rail
on
all
Immigrant
coming
from
over
sea
lo
tin
country.
Ilrllih
oi
any
other
nationality,
tn
become
100
rer
rem
Canadian.
Then
Canadian
can
branch
out
an
a
nation,
Canadians
firt
and
al)
MANY
CLAIMS
TO
VALUABLE
LEGACY
Correct
Use
of
Famous
Title
has
Encouraged
Pretenders
About
the
year
IHH0
the
pfower
rospertor
of
Britlh
Ooluinhla
icovered
a
remarkalde
'coal,
fler
many
trial
and
test
it
.a.
pollively
elahllhed
that
U
coal
represented
the
acme
of
conomy,
efficiency
and
romfort.
To
Ihi
fuel
they
gave
the
new
amnu
name
of
"Nanaimo-Wel.
inRton."
reprenentlng
all
that
was
be.t
In
coal.
No
sooner
wa
II
found
that
lie
public
insMed
on
yelling
til
Wonder
Fuel
than
other
oaln
were
put
on
the
market
mder
very
similar
name,
Ho
nnch
o
that
the
public
were
at
i
In
lo
say
which
wa
Ihe
gen-ifne
and
which
the
Imitation.
Of
course
It
was
easy
after
a
trial
a
single
sack
will
prove
it
-more
lasting
ami
more
powerful
(eat
from
a
few
shovelfuls,
lardly
any
ash.
no
clinker
or
ock,
all
thee
point
stand
out
vhen
you
make
a
practical
text
n
furnace,
fireplace,
healer
or
epok-lnve.
This
famou
Nanaimn-Ve.
'Inglon
coal
i
od
only
by
Albert
A
McCaffery
lo
whom
all
nr-er
should
be
phnned
direct
'roinpt
fleliver.v
service
given
ly
their
own
learn
ami
Irnrks
rheir
phone
number
are
Hfl
ind
Wi,
tf
SPECIAL
CHRISTMAS
SAILING
BY
G.T.P,
In
order
lo
ull
the
conven
ience
if
n
many
n
oilie.
Hie
Oram!
Trunk
Pacific
.Steamship
Company
are
arranging
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