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DAILY
EDITION
We
Are
Just
What
We
Think.
ednes.lay.
Nov.
II.
1925.
If
we
think
sun-ess,
we
-.hall
succeed.
If
we
think
failure,
then
failure
looms
ahead
of
us
like
a
dark
abyss
that
is
bound
to
overwhelm
u.
lr
we
think
joy
we
become
joyful
and
life
pleasant
for
ntirselve?
and
opr
friends.
-If-we
think
sadness
and
dwell
on
that
which
is
sad,
(hen
.sadness
will
be
our
lot,
few
our
friends,
and
woe
to
those
who
cleave
In
ns,
for
their
put
It
shall
be
saddened
with
the
glooiii
of
otjr
'companionship.
If
we
think
evil,
then
evil
will
be
ours
as
sure
a.
night
follow
day.
There
i
no
esciqie.
The
mind
is
in
control.
It
may
not
be
the
impelling
force-iit.
it,
N-ihe
guidliig
force.
It
is
the
instrument
through
which,
tiiir
destinies
are
sh.iped.
What
Will
Happen
In
Parliament.
'Many
people
are
-till
speculating
a
to
what
is
likely
to
ha-pen
iu
Parliament
when
it
'convene.
.Nobody
knows.
Yet
we
can
all
gues.
Our
guess
is
flint
Mackenzie.
King's
(ioverument
will
beAustained
and
that
it
will
carry
on
for
a
jear
or
two.
We
may
be
wrong,
of
eoiir.se,
because
this
is
only
n,
guess.
If
all
the
independent
groups
line
up
with
Ihe
(overnmeut
they
will
have
a
majority
of
eleven
over
1
he
Omservntives.
dive
the
Conservatives
two
of
the
independent,
eliminate
Bapot.
take
out
the
speaker
who
haw
.to
be
elected
and
still
Ihe
(ioveni-nient
ha
a
majority
of
five
over
all.
With
that
majority
they
can
carry
on.
11
looks
reasonable
that
the
men
who
were
elect
ed
to
carry
out
a
similar
policy
should
work
together
iu
order
to
prevent
another
group
with
ujiothcr
policy
controlling
(he
(inv
erunieiiL
Iu
dicuiiig
this
Hire
1
no
iule.ntion
to
re-introduce
poli
tical
controversy
.
The
election
is
over
and
we
hope
there
will
not
be
another
for
some
lime
to
come.
The
convening
of
Parliament
mnl
Ihe
fate
of
the
(ioverument
is
something
(bat
v
can
now
look
at
from
an
evjiartc
point
of
view.
We
are
all
spectators.
We
have
cast
our
voles
and
can
sit
back
and
look
at
Ihe
result
and
talk
over
the
possibilities.
Drunk..
Loving
Cup
With
German
Ambassador.
'
A"f
tin
Chamberlain,
one
of
the
mol
prominent
member
of
the
British
(lovemmeiil
during
a
bampiet
at
the
Cuildhall,
London,
ijjlnik
from
the,
shine
loving
cup
with
the,
Herman
ambassador
and
referring
to'
flfi.
Mr.'
ChatuhcrlAiu
expressed
,hc
wish
that
the
people
of
(Sermany
and
Britain
would
also
forget
the
war.
The
(iiiildhall
bampiet
is
an
annual
event
of
greatest
im
porlance
in
Urilish
public
life.
The
custom
ha
grown
up
foe
prominent
statesmen
to
make
important
public,
announcements
on
that
occasion.
Policies
"are
outlined
or
pronouncements
made.
The
policy
of
the
British
Government,
it
would
seem
then,
is
(o
be
one
of
conciliation
and
friendship
toward
Ger
many.
.
The
K
n
IvMnx
ICIan,
if
allowed
lo
proceed
with
orvanualion
promises,
lo
become
n
disturbing
force
iu
Canadian
life,
wherea
what
is
needed
jnl
now
is
a
-eldiug
force
that
will
bring
lo
gether
the
different
fad
ions,
nationalities
and
groups
and
make
them
one.
We
shall
be
sorry
lo
ee
the
Canadian
people
broken
up
into
fad
ion-
out!
'lie
Man
ban
been
a
fining
factor
in
bring
ing
nbont
sii'
h
a
condition
wherever
il
has
operated.
iiiiiiiifKHiiiniiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinir
You'll
b
proud
of
your
shining
stove
when
you
use
ZEBO
LIQUID
STOVE
POLISH
Oana
trtry
Utile
corner.
Givra
a
denae,
black
poliah.
Sold
In
convenient,
air-tight
can.
Ak
your
dralrr
for
Zbo.
If
you
prfer
a
paste,
uaa
Zebra.
MU
Wf
d
luktn
of
lUctla
Ulna
mm
HA
TAX
REVISION
I
CONTROVERSY
Coolldge
Administration
Trylnj
to
Lift
Burdens
from
Wealthy
;
and
Place
on
Poor
SENATE
FIGHT
COWING
j
Democrats
and
Progressive
Re-j
publ'jeans
Likely
Thwart
Republican
Move
In
House
!
WASHINGTON.
N'v.
II.-
-Tliej
iax
revision
emilrnversy.
wlur'ij
ha
begun
before
Hie
House;
Commit
lee
on
Ways
and
Mean.)
and
which
Will
continue
for
inns';
of
the
winter,
is
already
Imk'ii
niuir
to
take
ui
import
air
poli
Meal
asiMM-i.
He
fore
il
is
Tin
istied,
it
promise
lo
arouse
a
are.-fl
political
controversy
vvlt.rlt
may
have
a
bearing
on
the
campaign
in
t!2fi,
for
Ihe
control
r
Oonpress.
Il
mayy
reach
into
i
C
next
presidential
e.ihiii.-tiiiii
in
1U28.
x
j
Secretary
af
the
Treasury
Mel-1
Ion
has
put
forth
a
plan
for
tie-revision
of
Ihe
existing
lax
!.ivr
which
provide
chiefly
for
Ihe
reduction
of
the
surtaxes
o.
lanre
income,
and
Ihe
repeal
of
the
estate
lux
and
inheritanm
lax.
It
ha
ottier
features
and
comprehend
considerable
re
ductions
in
'the
income
taxe
iir
(ioed
on
the
small
taxpayers..
What
are
fctfltwH
as
the
normal
income
lax
rate
would
be
reduced
as
welf
as
tie
surtaxed.
Tit
plait
of
Secretary
Mellon
would
lop
off
about
jtfmt.niMi.nort
from
the
present
tax
burden
of
I
hi
country
.
Relieving
Capital
Dot
while
Mr.
Mellon
vvihiM
avowed
jnirpii.se
of
liis
plan
is
primarily
lo
relieve
capital
and
wealth
of
much
of
its
present
tax
burden.
His
argument
i
that
the
public
would
tius
lie
benefitted
,
by
relieving
eaji.i,il
of
burdens
which
ii"'v
lend
to
hamper
it
and
prevent
it
from
ensrazinj:
freely
in
industry.
President
Coothtge
is
backiiu
tlie
Mellon
proposals
ao.l
Dm'
"Old
liuard"
republicans
in
lUm-gress
are
likewise
Parking
litem
On
the.
other
hand,
the
democrats
and
progressive
republi
cans
are
already
tending
lo
mm-
bine
lo
fight
the
Mellon
pro
trram.
They
are
calling
for
re
ductions
which
wiNild
total
more
fhari
30fi,oon.uun
ami
wlocti
mild,
first
of
all,
relieve
the
mall
taxpayers.
They
are
will
ing
to
make
some
reduction
in
(be
surtaxes
but
not
us
much
as
under
the
Mellon
program.
A
for
Ihe
estate
hixes,
Hie
demo
crats
ami
progressives,
with
some
exceptions,
strongly
oppose
repeal.
They
maintain
the
Mellon
urogram
is
part
of
a
pro-
ram,
whoe
purp"
I
'
bring
nboul,
inside
of
a
few
years
asl
transfer
of
laves
from
wealth
lo
(lie
banks
of
the
people
if
small
and
moderate
mean
Agricultural
Elements
To
a
considerable
extent,
the
agricultural
elements
of
tlir
iMiinlry
are
lining
up
ag':iiiitsttie
Mellon
program.
Already,
tin;
American
Farm
Itureau
Federa
tion
is
nut
openly
against
rev
peal
of
the
estate
lax
on
round
that
lo
repeal
if
would
mean
the
farmers
would,
Jiaye
to
pay
tuoiq
(axes.
l
tie
nouse
win
pronatuy
pass
the
lax
bill
about
as
Mellon
ami
Ihe
administration
want
il
passed.
Hut
not
so
the
Senate.
II
is
probable
that
combination
of
lemocrals
and
progressive
re
publican
in
the
Semite
will
le
feat
Ihe
Mellon
program
and
to
a
large
extent
shape
Die
lax
meas
ures
lo
suit
themselves.
They
will
not
only
assail
the
Mellon
plan
as
the
plan
of
"big
busi
ness"
but
they
will
strike
at
Ifu
Coolidge
administration
on
I
hi.
ground
Ihat
il
voice
is
the
voice,
hot
of
the
massMs
of
the
people.
but
of
the
classes.
LIQUOR
SUPPLIERS
v
TO
INDIANS
FINED!
Stiff
Penalties
Meted
Out
Yesterday
Afternoon
by
Stipendiary
Magistrate
H.
F.
McLeod
WRH2LEYS
AFTER
EVERY
Probably
one
reason
for
the
popularity
of
WRIGLEVS
U
that
it
lait
to
long
and
return
auch
great
dividcrula
for
K
malt
n
outlay.
It
ker
tmh
clean,
breath
awect,
appetite
keen,
digeation.
good.
Freth
and
full.
flavored
always
in
iti
wwrarPi
package.
ARMENIAN
RELIEF
FUND
OPENED
HERE
City
Council
Authorizes
City
Treasurer
to
Take
Subscriptions
for
European
Orphans
The
city
enum-il
derided
la:
it
lit
to
on
a
subscription
list
in
the
eily
treasurer's
office
for
the
Armenian
Belief
Fund.
Tliej
matter
eante
up
in
the
form
of
h
report
front
the
finance
committee.
rocommeiKliiiK
that
a
straight
smut
of
1
00
be
made
by
the
rounetl
instead
of
permilitnt:
a;
subscription
campaign
to
be
rur-rfed
oti!
in
the
eity.
Such
a
pre
cedent
was
not
approved,
of
by
cut
taxes
all
abunr
the
line,
tliei
"
'
'
'
li-ll
mill
nil-
ripnii
ii
uai
iiti
n
i
-
thorily
to
vole
the
people's
money
in
this
manner.
After
some
further
diseussion,
il
was
decided
lo
open
the
subscription
list
for
voluntary
contributions.
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
iay:
o(T.
-
liO.VT
Miss
Jnno
Says
a
reader
ml.
Don't
miss
her,
IHse
you'lj
sure
feel
bad.
.lane
is
a
iflrl
That
you
seldom
ep,
For.
miss
Jane-
knows
That
my
.lane
tnisies
me.
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
ztt
TIIK
only
girl
Who
should
lir
cepl
rings
from
strangers
ar
'
telephone
operators.
JAKK
says
if
he
vvete
a
idione
operator
be
net
twM
know
a
whole
lot
more
than
h'e
doe
today.
TIIKY
sat
together
by
IA
fire
And
whispered
or
Hie
days
When
he
and
tu
wnflbl
jol
i
their
fates
And
Nt
each
other
gaie.
il-'
there
is
work
but
no
pay
iir
heaven
we
eaft
se
exactly
wher
Ihe
person
who
thinks
of
nothing
hut
the
salary
hck
eomi-
I
KNOW
Adotpbu
has
a
cold
He's
curing
il
in
lied.
I
Itke
Adolplms.
h$Hpr
shire
Hi-
melfiin
In,
his
head.
IIF.I.I.
is
a
place
where
lb
people
I
do
not'
tike
are
going.
i
M
IIOU
,
times;
qliaiit:.!
remem-
ft
h
J
-
.
.'
im;
.
m
-
m
t
.
.
Ibe
wen
nrt
tpmWifu)IWKikrl
vvii
in
..eoMimon
f
tf-'Sfifr
fmVeJia
lasinti
Till'
other
day
I
met
a
yoniu
laity
who
could
sew.
I
turned
my
money
and
spat
over
my
shoulder
jus
lo
keep
my
run
of
luck.
IT
l
hardly
any
wonder
this
Ikis
or
liday
ncenuie
wild,
with
so
few
razor
irop
left,
.n,
those
good
old
ilays.
November
11,
1915.
Canon
(.
A.
Ilix
has
arriiiiKeil
Three
suppliers,
of
llmior
tojwllh
the
Iik-hI
hank
to
keep
im
Indians
were
each
assessed
ik200,o',,n
acciuinl
lo
receive
sub
and
cosIm
willi
the
option
of
itlx'scripliomH
lovvanls
the
Klnu
Al-
monlliA'
imprisoiinient
iu
the
cily.bert
Fund
lo
provide
fund
fur
police
couri
by
Stipendiary
Magistrate
II.
McLeod
yesterday
three
mill
ion
destitute
people
on
November
U,
Kihtr
Albert'
n
afternoon.
They
were
Ncl
birthday.
Amoth,
John
Doherty,
and
H.
Igaraslil,
Japaneme.
Lee
Yock,
The
American
liner
Ancona
similarly
charged,
was
remanded
has
been
torpedoed
by
a
Herman
until
today
(submarine.
Life
bouts
laden
with
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
The
Mineral
Province
of
Western
Canada
TO
END
OF
DECEMBER,
1024.
Has
produced
Minerals
as
follows:
Placer
Gold,
$77,382,05:1;
Lode
fi,,
ITILM'O;
Silver,
oS,821.!i7D
j
Lend,
$70,M8.r,7
;
Copper.
1K7.1Mu,;ts
t
,
171,407;
Miscellaneous
Minerals.
$l,Wll,34U;
Coal
and
Coke.
$2.0.8K0.i)l8
hV
,),',,
Slnne,
Hrick,
Cement,
etc.,
$12,225,811;
making
it
Mineral
Prodiicluui
h,
ie
t
1
1
1021
how
an
Aggregate
Value
of
$859,427,386
Production
for
Year
Ending
Dec.
1924,
$48,704,604
The
Mining
Laws
of
this
Province
are
more
liberal
and
the
ffea
lower
than
.h;.,t
tj
any
other
Province
in
the
Dominion,
or
anj
colony
lit
the
Hnlish
Kmpire
Mineral
locations
are
granted
to
discoverer
for
nominal
fees.
Mtsolule
Titles
ore
obtained
by
developing
such
nrojiertie.
the
erunty
c,f
wv
h
t
guaranteed
by
Crown
Grants.
Full
information
together
with
Minjng
Hepcrts
ail
Maps,
may
be
obtained
g
,:
addressing
THE
HON.
THE
MINISTER
OF
MINES
Victoria,
British
Columbia.
X.H.
Practically
all
Hritish
t"oluinbia
Mineral
Properties
upon
whn
h
r
work
ha
been
tlone
are
described
in
some
one
of
the
Annua!
Itejort
of
itj.
.
of
Mines.
Those
considering
mining
iiiveflmeuU
loiild
refer
lo
uch
reimr
-
T
are
available
willioul
charge
on
application
to
the
hepartnient
of
Mine..
j,,
Uevorts
of
the
fleological
Survey
of
Canada.
Pacific
ltuilding.
Vnm-ouvrr.
mended
as
valuable
source
of
information.
women
and
eliildreu
were
shelled
and
there
was
ureal
loss
of
lif
-
Word
lia
teeii
received
in
'
eity
that
lr.
James
T.
Wall.
f"
nie'-lv
liouse
Piirjeon
in
Prince
Ittipect
lieneral
llospi'iil
is
now
Miryeon
in
h
mi'i'irv
hnut
at
Sliorncliffe.
LIBRARY
BOARD
HOLDS
SESSION
New
Renulatlon
In
Regard
to
Fine
la
Adopted;
Not
Enough
Booha
on
Shelve
The
Library
Moard
had
a
long
session
last
evening
willi
atl
Hi-
member
present
except
Alder
man
?milli
who
was
at
the
env
council
meeting.
A
number
o:
mall
mutters
were
dealt
with
connected
with
the
administra
tion
of
the
fllslillllHJU.
Mil
ttrutkshank,
the
librarian,
hud
el
numtMr
of
suggestions
to
mak;
and
particularly
urge,!
ilia
niore
tMMiks
were
needed
as
tlif
old
mies
were
wearing
out
fas!
In
her
nirt
lli
libranai
staled
that
?.K.V.
Isioks
dad
been
issueil
during
October
which
wa
an
average
of
a
day.
There
had
been
t?
new
registrations.
II
of
wliteh
were
juvenile.
Kiev
en
borrowers
hail
eaneelle.'
their
meniberstiip
leaving
now
on
the
list.
Muring
Ihe
month
four
liook
had
been
added
by
gift
and
It;
by
purchase
while
t
bad
been
Cancelled
leaving
now
on
the'
helves
or
in
circulation
i
volumes.
A
number
of
I
lies,,
arc
iu
bad
condition
and
some
will,
tie
senl
away
at
once
lo
be
re
bound.
A
new
regulation
was
passed!
by
Ihe
hoard
in
regard
to
fines
i
II
was
decided
to
levy
two
cents
j
it
day
for
the
first
five
day'
overdue
and
one
cent
a
dax
nf-j
lerwards.
No
renewal
will
bj'
allowed
on
new
fiction
us
there
I
is
always
a
long
waiting
list
for
I
lint
Hum
of
literature.
Adverti
in
the
IiIIt
fiewn
WATER
NOTICE.
Dltcrtlofl
tni
Uti.
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OlefrrlrK
unit
fur
Ihr
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will;
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ukr
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tlriui
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point
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