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K9L9RED
-SHINGLES.
Lumber
Ti"Jay.
Nov.
17,
l23.
Majorities
And
Not
Parliamentary
Groups.
J.
S.
Kwart,
K.ll,
who
i
voiiMdered
an
authority
mentary
practice,
answering
a
ijuery
from
a
I'mgres
ler
of
parliament
in
regard
to
the
present
situation,
:
on
l'arlia-
ive
uieni
tales:
c-oiisuuhioiku
practice
laky
nntit-a
of
inajorilies
in
the
Common
and
not
of
group.
Ignore
the
word
'groups'
a
irrelevant
and
difficulties
disappear.
-As
lang
a
the
government
is
siislauitd
by
the
majority
of
the
members
it
remains
ill
office.
The
largest
'group
iuayt4Uink
that
the
majority
is
wrong,
but
it
in
opposing
the
government
it
is
only
a
minority
in
the
division
list,
it
is
an
opioi(ion
and
nothing
more.
"if
the
fioveruor-fieuertl
were
advised
to
bring
on
another
election,
he
would
Hid
eimsnU
with
the
opposition
and
the
fact
mat
the
largest
-group
al
on
wpio-ition
benche
wimld
not
affect
Inni.
If
Uie
government
should
resign,
the
linveruor-
General
wotfld
almost
certainly
ask
Mr.
Meighen
to
form
an
ad-inHiislralMrti,
but
he
would
do
that
not
on
the
priiirij.rje
that
the
leader
or
the
largest
'group
has,
as
stwh,
auy
right
to
priority,
but
because
Mr.
Meighen
would,
under
the
circumstances.
Jiave
Brick
Cement
Lime
Plaster
Stock
your
winter's
supply
oi
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Coal
now
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&
McCaffery,
Ltd.
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116
and
117
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SEC
PLAYERS
CLUB
SCORE
VICTORY:
Amateur
Artts
Give
Most
Enjoyable
PJay
In
Westholme
Theatre
Last
Night
APPRECIATIVE
AUDIENCE.
Many
Attend
Performance
and
all
Pronounce
It
a
Most
Successful
Affair
Hie
Prince
HiMier!
Player
senred
t
iMtir
first
viHnry
UUi
jiipht
when
the
tin-'
aci
"Jane-
was
out
on
f
larpe
and
of
rygtresen
lame
or
Hie
nw
eJub.
and
all
who
were
then'
emed
to
enjoy
it
hugely
and
went
away
happy.
The
young
folks
had
been
trainc
I
by
Alex.
A.
4'.umhmi,
at
exMrt
in
Lhal
particular
line
Some
if
Ihe
actors
had
never
been
on
lite
boards
1m
fore
hi.'
they
carried
out
Ihe
rattier
dif
ficult
iroduction
in
eic-elleiit
tyle.
While
it
was
a
fare
of
the
screaaiing
tyje
Ibere
w
none
loaf
rousii
ami
nimble
that
usually
goes
with
sihHi
a
play.
It
was
carried
out
so
wel?
that
the
applause
was
general
and
the
apprefcaiiv
rewarif
f-
ler
i
lie
show
came
fnun
practi'-ally
everv'uw.
Any
little
losing
and
it
went
$rit&uut
a
Streak
lo
fine
climas.
The
Characters
Possibly
Ihe
feature
of
th
evenmc
wa
the
pleinlid
acting
of
V.
II.
altoti
a
W
illiam
Tipson.
Wally
wa
a
screai.'
from
start
lo
fini-h.
A
an
ns-i
li-h
nian-senant,
who
was
con
linually
try
in?
to
seep
tun
mas-1
4er
out
af
dirfirulttes,
he
wa
?reat.
His
at
ent
was
aiiovc
re
prach
and
bis
iaNeriurhaliV
wanner
proved
rtwxl
effective.
-;
The
leailinx
lady
was
"JaHe."
played
h
Mi!s
A.
huuablMiu
who
had
just
Imcooh
.Mr.
Tip-son
lul
in
the
course
of
the
plav
wa
suuiHised
to
In
married
Charley
Sbarkleion.
Miss
lMn-
aldsin
ha
had
iue
exrienc
on
!be
stage
before
and
I
hi
sIimmI
her
in
om!
lead.
Her
acting
was
beyond
reproach
es
Jterially
in
the
Nrve
cenes.
lieore
Mitchell
had
.
the
dif
ficult
jiart
of
i:harley
SIih'
lot:
I
and
he
dul
it
well,
lieorue
ha
leen
on
Ihe
laiie
before
but
never
o
efficlively
as
last
injrbt
Be
klM-vv
his
line
well
and
ke$i
Up
Ihe
part
throughout
lo
ikt-
f
eel
ion.
iSawde
was
difficult
to
raco
ii
we
as
Mi-
Ileal
rice
Hurt-,
known
to
her
close
iveroonal
friend
as
Billie.
Her
noncha!
ant
manner,
her
bripM
report
si
Land
Iter
splondid
acttiap
Jtrinm'it
many
admirinc
eominenls.
There
couUl
-not
have
l.een
a
Miss
D.
l.axlon
had
possibly
the
twos!
diffi;ult
iiarl
iu
Hie
a4ay
aillhou;-h
not
the
lon?cftl.
be
was
wonderful
a
Ihe
old
maid
who
wanted
to
marry
Cbar-
le
hut
failed.
Her
pretty
nieee
s4Jjcj
was
Mim
1.
Creisbiuu.
Her
wan
was
a
-mall
one
but
it
was
datie
wall
and
tier
eventual
suc-
ei-
in
wiouios
the
her
and
tlie
MtiAnev-
was
xttmlar.
rTMffnre
Ancneson
a
Med
tiie
part
of
Polly
Pixin
wi;i,
plenty
of
vigor
and
enthusiasm
and
was
well
U
to
'Ihe
stmi.ian!
set
by
the
others.
Her
husband,
for
Ihe
tiiue,
..
1.
.laiiie.yn,
w;i-
exceeIin?ly
funny
as
was
intended.
There
was
not
a
dud
in
b
cant.
An
account
of
the
work
of
ii
club
would
not
lie
complete
w
-out
mention
of
I
be
work
f
11
P.
Pleuuus,
nlane
uiu-.-iuk'"
Willilim
W'ull.
proiupler
uid
Mrn.
l.arsii
wlio
aided
with
(lie
makeup.
The
ushers
were
Misses
Johnson.
Iiavidson.
Franns
h
.
i
Lillian
Cross.
W
orold
a
n
t
Armstrong.
Harold
Tlioiup-i!
was
cashier.
W
hile
no
exact
record
t
un
b
given
of
the
Iiidieeils
ypl
n-'O
number
of
ticket
n
are
it
i
n
-counted
for,
it
is
thought
was
about
iOu.
there
will
be
u
nice
lillle
sum
l"i
Ihe
inuseitm
fund.
After
Ihe
play,
the
club
enter
tinned
the
ushers
am)
oilic
friends
who
bud
helped
ut
a
li
lie
infortnnl
dunce
at
which
Mm
Aitehcson
mwl
Mi.
Stewart,
vice-president
and
organizer
the
club,
superintended
the
nerving
or
rerreshnmnla,
Jhiring
aupper
tune
II.
1'.
Pul-b'n.
Iionortiry
presidemt
of
Ihe
cjub.
on
behalf
of
the
member
lhanked
Hie
director,
Mr.
Connou,
fr
the
xrtHimt
work
be
Iia.l
don'
and
.ro?iifjj-
totaled
ft'
fwr-fortnnr
tm
tn
suiceess
I
hey
feud
rnVl.
fir
said
he
Imped
that;
f
i
r
Christinas
they
onl.l
I'm
on
minthm-
nt.ii?
,kiA
tie
was
Ue
Iltiisf
who
-
tad
attended
Ilia'
niyhl
would
cam'
'lit
?l
new
and
there
vvwtjtl
he't.
difficulty:
itii
geHm
an.
Vvn
larger
audi-
tu-e
in
future.
i
Mr.
Otnuon
e.!id.
,Uj
"Win
i
the
alrs
antf,
ni
tiers
for
lln-ir
Mi!"!!!
wot
.vol'
e'sprfj'-niir;
annrei
iui
m
of-aJi.
r
ir-ipou-f
to:
In
homMe
endiMMrf.
Be
'!,
plasel
to
thini
tic
ril
work
of
their
oraanixat
i.iti
had
been
a'
surre
and
fre
ir
.jibeiet
that
tare-M,
wotaial
ovfflbwtK
develop
in'-re
la
'
1
illli
'ItMln-
4tuh
a
lliey
appreciative
audiciin
i
iia,
,
other
eilic-.
t
the
WeslJattliite
theatre
lal
nisrbt.
It
a
notable
event
ir
Ihe
.WaUy
lx'imtr
H'inrorciii
Steel
Co
on.
jt
sr-
i
in
math'
a
Tison
few
re.
that
It
was
the
firs
appearance!
and
vt
greeted,
as
w;i
the
best
chance
of
obtaining
support
in
Ihe
Commons.
Slniiilillof
the
tini
wan
well
covered
up
Mr.
Meighen,
after
beiug
called
upon,
propose
another
ap-ieaj
to
the
electors,
His
Excellency
would
almost
certaiuly
give
his
sanction.
Doukhobors
And
Prosecutions.
Dougald
MacPherson,
member
or
the
Legislature
for
firand
Forks-Ureeiiwood,
i
an
address,
said:
"There
nint
have
been
some
merit
i
the
govertimetil
action
or
it
would
not
have
chanced
an
adverse
majority
of
-WIS
at
the
gewwal
election
to
a
majority
in
my
fmor."
The
DonkhoKrs
bad
not
hoilalcd
to
enter
the
courts
and
denounce
the
laws
of
this
province
a
man-made
laws,
contrary
to
the
law-
of
find,
and
to
openly
declare
their
intention
of
selling
litem
at
naught.
"Such
things
make
my
British
bloml,
ImiM,"
the
member
de
clarer!.
Uroiiiary
punishments
had
failed
to
suppress
their
ac-
uviiies
in
imrniiig
scliooi-,
lie
-aid.
There
w
no
-ecrery
about!
me
goveriimeui
s
pruposod
plan
if
seizuig
the
DoiikholMir
goods
ana
seiimg
inem
hi
satisfaclion
of
Uiaid
fines,
I)Ut
the
Doukhohor-
had
cboseji
Ui
believe
Hint
Ihe
warnimr-
were
mere
Mull,
Mich
a
they
bad
entuuntered
from
llus
ajid
the
prectxJiiigl
ifet"--
n
1
goverilienl
in
-
-
-
Congratulations
On
New
Abattoir.
P.
Burns
Company
have
ej-erted
V
new
abattoir
and
V-olJ
slonige
ptaul
in
connection
willi
Iheir
bu-iuess,
which
should
prove
of
value
lo
them
and
U
be
worth
a
good
deal
Ui
Prince
Rupert.
Being
situated
on
the
waterfront
and
also
on
rail
it
ratf
be
ued
far
shipping
off-shore
and
for
snpplviug
inland
places.
TJie
company
is
to
be
congratulate
tin
the
stirces-ful
car-rjing
out
of
their
scheme.
It
was
badly
needed
as
an
aid
lo
the
farmers
of
the
interior
who
wanted
a
market
for
their
rMlev
From
now
on
j
jsi
u
be
hopeil
the.
farmers,
wiH
find
it
ea-ier
In
carry
on.
while
Prince
Rupert
will
benefit
from
having
the
altat-toir
here.
Why
Be
Always
Worrying
Politically?
Why
be
always
worrying
about
political
sibialinn?
'r
are
strong
believers
in
every
man
taking
piirl
in
a
political
eon-
test
and
studying
jMUitical
questions
but
l.elweeti
election-,
it
is
ui-Msiiniis
io
a
couniry
lo
ie
always
trying
In
rau-e
lurttHHl.
II
is
bad
enough
to
-disturb
the
hu-ine-s
t
the
country
every
lour
eiir
wimoiii
Keeping
n
up
all
1
tie
time.
Lei
us
rest
be-.
iween
eiect,ons
tmd
give
the
respective
adminislration-
an
poniimiy
to
carry
on
I
lie
hii'iuess.
of
the
couniry
in
the
P0isible
manper.
jetu
us
your
wimp
end
w
util
send
vou
Supplies
this
tHustraUd
bodkcfbmhfvl
Ml
op-
Mr.
Comma
ttin.
tli
Hie
-i"
ins
of
"He'-a'
J"lly
Jiwttt
l
ei
low."
The
farty
i.i
'k-
ti
it
t-t
l
b"fore
one,
ELEVATOR
WILL
BE
READY!
FOR
GRAIN
BY
END
OF
THE1
MONTH
BUT
WILL
NOT
SHIP
I
FOR
MONTH
LATER.
I
.continued
from
iage
jne,
proofiuc:
-ltn
M.
I'll.--
Minim
lou.
Piunfcine
ad
d
AuderHUi.
Van.
Paint
i
tw
I,.
4
li-
atmp
-
Bar
ni
er.
I.
i
sen,
Prinee
Hupert.
travel
Vffron
r
SaKajte
A
Dr-yfciinc
tewinit
by
the
Mar-pote
Towinpl.
1
trier
roan
ji-
Struns
&
otl
Maonfacturin?
Viiiniieg.
llreiHoer.
Prinar
Huiert
Outeat
Onislnns
Thoma
Watt,
r-dasunfrm.
Klevator
ll!lis
Fenon
Klea-tor
Oiu,
Vaispiver.
Material
Supplier
'ximanie
ii(plmp
material
in
conBeclis
with
the
work
have
liecn
a
foMowa:
Tran-miosioa
and
elevating
aDHshiaerjr
ItMeie
Mamifaelur-nip
"k..
Toronto
Siruilu'-al
iee
Iiootinion
Briilite
C.,
Larhiue.
P.y.
Scale-
tttarney
Srale
tk..
Ilainiltoii.
i.leaniit:
machines
Honltev
Mamifuctiirinp
lUu,
Tilsoalmrp
Out.
lUtrivvnr
beliMtz
linaaywar
Tire
V
Hulilwi
Ai.
Drier
manufact
nred
by
tronv
A
Scott
Maniifac
lunnc
r.o
Win-
tee
I
Ilurlinirtfln
and
Steel
Cm.
of
ian-
ada.
Weelrie
motors
f!anadian
U.inghouse
Cement
It.
C.
Onnent
Co..
Kaudierton.
B.C.
I.iiudter
and
l.uasher
Oi.
of
Prince
Hupert
Prince
Hort.
Premier
VanAomar
anl
Sfiruee
Mills
Ltd..
Equipment
The
eeva4ir
pJanl
eQUintoetii
include
nix
track
cmvsvinit
)Miiper.
jtis
nalr
of
shovel
inacliine.
nine
tevnUHC
bvs.
rive
'.'.Mm
bushel
bfer
scale,
twelve
Rarners.
farte
reeiiiig
)eiara4rs.
two
screening
macb-iiies.
fuc
wlieal
and
at
separators,
one
drier
unit
WO
bushels
per
hour
eaiiacily.l
one
lu
hore
power
Ixiiler,
JJ
beil
ami.
vevoit.
three
serew
ianveyorp,
iiUM-seAl
fttnMelPalSlijppers,
one
inre!
Jrntn
car
rwiiu.
aaejiffe
eieaor.
ticket
elevrafo'rK.
s'lhlinn
ioe.
fniir
man
hoist,
tliree
m-Is
iT
sacking
-i-ales.
Iwo
cur
blading
,i,i'.,
'
i,
etc.
'ii
oai
luaii-
lug
sJi'Mi
.
i
.'iiptete
.lust
c.
tor
sytem.
air
conipreor
em.
r
1
1
r
1
1
.
.
gulisiiit
inn
t
i
:i
!l
r.n
ri..
:
.
qn
!,()tn
!i
'
.lie.
y
'.li'
i
..-,.
.
;anal-
Be
Well
And
Happy
and
you
harm
Natura'a
airalMt
flit.
Naiuta'a
salabi
Mxaliva.
lam
Ilia
ovaana
aot
rciicvaa
Conatipation,
Biliouaneaa,
dick
tlescUcbea.
rmtwinc
that
ior
and
mood
tad.
ina
am
.
.
.
I
.
II
t
Uw'
frnT.
U,mJ
for
Ovmr
Chips
off
the
Old
Block
N?
JUNioaa
uttUHt
Tha
aama
Ht
lo
ona-tlilrd
tmi,
caoilrswatad.
Forchlldraa
aod
a4ulu.
mmt
Id
By
yaur
Oru(lat
mm
ORMES
LIMITED
I
IhrouglMMil
Hi.
plant
Test
Shipment
The
pram
lue
to
arrive
here
on
Friday
will
tbroiigb
tip
jtarners
and
over
the
scabs,
the!
ptirno
being
to
test
(be
-.les
Mr.
While
of
Port
W
illiam,
heailj
government
weighnian
for
grain
elevators,
will
arrive
in
llie
eiiv,
this
week
to
conduct
the
testn.i
After
the
!(
nave
lieen
made!
work
will
he
conttnnetl
unlit
Uie
elevator
b
ratlr
t
rroeive
grain'
i
in
force
abtMrt
tte
ftrl
week
ini
i
IerfMier.
Ilien
Tram
way
be
ielivered
in
train
load
to
Ihe
plant.
The
plant
will
not
be
ready
for
ijiing.
how
even,
before
Hi;
end
of
I
tettetnber
or
the
first
of
January.
Iock
galleries
and
wharf
equipment
will
not
te
ci.mnbMed
hefnre
that
lime.
The
I.INMI
rMit
lenirlh
or
Ihe
wharf
ami
the
fnr
belts
and
Itl
hip-ping
sptMiU
li
le
erected
on
it'
will
permit
f
Iwo
la
rare
-hips
or
three
or
fiair
smaller
ne
beuig
loaded
at
the
same
time.
II
was
reHrlet
on
Uie
work
at
the
end
of
Ihe
week
that
the
wharf
(taNerles
wer-
now
4
r
iir
cent
up
with
instalUliiHi
of
machinery
to
rollow.
The
iraim-nnssion.
He..
niarhinery
'
briHl
ghoul
Ihe
building
is
now'
iw
ter
rent
dard.
SUff
of
Twenty
WHh
the
muiip4elioti
of
the
dock
ahoat
the
nd
of
the
year.j
the
coal
raeUtrs
will
commence
In
clean
up
their
euiinieni
aiul.j
with
their
discharge,
(be
iiexlj
will
be
Hie
autsiHntnienl
of
ai
nuHtageHient
by
Hie
giHeriuuent'
lu
lake
charge.
With
Ihe
elevator
in
operation,
a
government
staff
of
at
leat
twenty
persons
will
be
require!.
j
Thi
week
it
is
expected
the!
city's
Mer
connection
with
Hie
elevator
will
have
been
made!
and
final
test
carried
out.
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make.
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to
iron
ami
the
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lb.
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piece.
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Steam
Laundry
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8.
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Train
Service
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Phone
423
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Products
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