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DAILY
EDITION
No
Election
At
Present
Is
Likely.
.Monday,
November
2,
1925.
There
will
be
no
Dominion
election
for
the
next
Iwo
or
three
years
tip
more.
That
seems
Id
be
I
he
probability
just
now.
In
the
first
place
th.e
country
does
not
want
another
election":
second
there
is
no
need
for
uu
election,
and
in
(he
third
place,
which
is
the
niol
important
factor
in
the
situation,
the
members
elect
will
not
want
to
fight
another
election
and
bear
the
cost
of
doing
so
with
an
id
ready
depleted
exchequer.
No,
there
will
lie
no
election.
The
government
will
carry
tin
anil
the
prospect
is
that
they
will
he,
in
a
far
heller
position
in
the
present
parliament
than
they
were
in
the.
last.
.
What
Will
Premier
H
Mackenzie
King
Do?
v.
The
present
political
situation
is
an
'interesting
one
and
things
may
happen
of
which
we
are
noj
at
present
aware
lor
ciiange
me
outlook
so
mat
an
propuccjes.
may
go
liy
me
hoard.
However,
here
is
the
situation
as
we
see,
it.
Forke
will
form
a
coalition
with
the
Mackenzie,.
King'
Kovernmenl
juid
w
i
of
the
other
small,
independent
dependent
groups
groups
will
will
con
continue
limit1
I
,ilh
the
aid
the
Liberal
policy'.
The
Progressives
will.be,
pledged,
t
give
proper
support
to
the
government
so
dial
the'
difficulties
of
Iat
seion
may
be
avoided.
II
was
noticed
throughout
the
election
that
the
Liberal
and
Progressive
forces
worked
together
pretty
well.
That
was
why
Robert
Korke
refused
lo
endorse,
the
candidature
of
(Jeorge
Nickerstin
in
Skeena.
In
Cariboo
the
Liberal
candidate
was
with-i
drawn
in
order
to
help
the
Progressive'nnd
similar
arlihn
was!
taken
at
oilier
points.
With
similar
policies
there
was
no
reason
why
they
should
oppose
each
other.
In
view
of
the
general
tendency
lizard
harmony
and,
in
view
of
the
fact
Jbat
the
Progressive
force
is
a
diminishing
factor,
having
been"
retim
ed
f
nun
.05
members
in
the
Mouse
to
a
little
over
20,
the
natural
thing
for
them
to
do
would
be
to
go
in
with
the
Liberals.
They
co'iild
pot
rousjslt'htly
go
in
with
the
Conservatives.
.','.'
'
'
,
'
Election
Is
Huge
'
Cost
To
Country.
An
election
ts
a
huge
cos
In
.
the
ciiiinlrynmUthere
are
no
.
..i'i.
'
...
i:
i...
;
-
fomicosiiiiip
it-nuns
tor
uie
cxpriiuiiiu
e.
nusiuess
is
injured
and
ill-feeling
nurtured.
It
Would
be
senseless
to
have
another
just
now.
The
members
who
have
been
elected
to
Parliament
have
been
out
of
pocket
lo
Ihe
extent
of
several
thousand
dollars,
uu
less
their
supporter
have
put
up
fhe
nvuiev
for
Ihem.
.Many
of
them
are
today
in
debt
for
the
amount
of
their
election,
expenses
or
for
pai
l
of
it.
I
hey
do
not
.waiiUo
iiicnr
another1
similar
lia
bilily
Willi
the
chance
of
not
getting
back
to
Parliament.
II
will
be
'.foil
nd.
'.that
neither
Liberal
-or,
:
Conservative
or
Progressive
or
even
the.
illle.
Independent
groups'.
will
want
lo
face
the
electors
again
fQc;
year
Or
two
.
Thy
cannot
nyord
to.
.Elections
oust
money,
especially
in
large
WiT'iit
lii'lieiy;
lirVio;..Skeejlii.
1
That
is
in
addition
lo
the
cost
to
the
country."
Dope
It
Out
About
Like
This.
This
is
about
the
way
il
looks
to
us.
A
cabinet
meeting
is
neuig
held
toijay
at
which
the
whole
situation
is
being
review
ed
by
Premier
Mackenzie
King
mil
his
ministers,
both
Ihe
tie
feated
ones
and
those
re-ejecled.
They
will
decide
tin
a
tentative
line
of
policy.
The
I'l-emier
will
then
interview
the
(Inventor
General
and
inform
him
ot
his
plans,
giving
him
lo
understand
that
he
thinks
he
will
have
a
majority
of
support
when
Parliament
meets.
Then
a
conference
will
take,
nlace
with
Robert.
1'orkt
and
other
Progressives
and
a
clear
understanding
will
will
be
I...
..w.l....l
reached.
MM.,...
Then
II...
Ihe
I!
'II
I
il.i
..
DR.
H.
R.
GRANT
SAYS
FAREWELL
(lovernor
will
be
informed
that
Hie.
easily
beset
you
and
the
con
Premier
is
assured
of
a
majority
of
support
in
the
.House
ricl''',
Mi"s
of
which
you
are
con-
Cominnii
mid
Ihe
season
of
doubt,
will
end.
It
must
be
clearly
understood
thai
the
British
constitution
lilies
mil
recognize
Dill-lies
bill
Olllv
imiinrilin
l..ncr
n
111..
ROYAL
YEAST
CAKES
STANDARD
OF
QUALITY
FOR
OVER
50
YEARS
I
KT.
J-
sH
siv.
7
seinus.
your
life
fhnirisbelh
il
seems
lo
me,
just
by
a
little
change
of
thought
Hint
God
Government
is
supported
by
a
majority
in
Hie
House
II
tloes
.M,tisnincliine
in
our
lives
substltu-
.
.
....
.
.
'
..
..
.....II
I.
..I
.1
tl...
lt
1
..I
III..II.-I
wmw
nicy
can
incniseive
or
now
mey
are
labelled.
i
ne
i.
menu
are
still
in
ixiwcr
am
lev
seem
ke
v
lo
re-
tes.
We
are
gojng
ajong
nicely,
mippilyl.
But
we
are
not
Just
go.
main
in
power,
unless
the
Progressives
decide
to
throw
in
Hieir!'"?
in
r"'
wa"'''
lot
with
the
Conservatives,
which,
Js
unthinkable,
"'
happy
with
our
friends.
We
are
content,
in
fact,
and
yet
Hie
law
of
contentment
i
not
OoiI'm
taw.
For
you
aiul
I
inul
have
the
law
of
discontent
In
our
i
lives
for
If
you
grow
content
iHien
you
grow
softy
and
flabby,
and
iimler
Ihe'
guidance
of
Ond
he
substitutes,
he
lakes
you
out,
he
InVes
vriii
f.u
nv
(mm
I
In.
iiliiee
tin
which
you
are
content
perhaps,
and
he
says
'this
is
Bin
path,
walk
In
it.'
W
arts
happy
.in
our
friends.
We
are
happy
In.
las
congregation,
fntv
our
best
as
af-
minister,
for
oiir
uin
we
separate.
If
it
conies
a
an
unrooting
jinices.
if
ihere
is
any
other
inotivo
llian
Cod's,
it
I
....an.lv
II
I
fniire.lv
for
tllft
imiiiister
ami
it
i
tragedy
for
Preaches
Final
Sermons
In
Pres-
the
ron-.'repatlnn,
but
,if
It
come
byterlan
Church
at
Services
Hmmgh
limU
will.
r
H
'
Yesterday
.ilititiliilintr
i-eiilnpemcill.
ami
Wi
liiul
separate,
(lien
friends
is
,
-
'it
not
sloiiou.
is
0
not
some-
lesteniay
nr.
...-
.'
.,,
,al
WP'
ing
about
eleven
years
pastor
or
the
'"--
.Vow
af-
,,
"
weepahnut.
byteriun
Clmrrli
here
preached
f
"
1
'J
ia"
""
so
much,
farewell
farewelll
I
sernftins
sernVons
to
to
his
lis
eonsrre-l
eonixre
'gallon
and
tonifilit
a
presenta-j
lion
is
to
hp
niaile
turn
ly
me
members
of
Uhe
congregation
and
friends
outside.
He,
with
Mrs.
(Irani
and
daughter
Lor-,
.
i
l.
r..
lame,
leave
laier
in
ine
wen
on
Near
His
Heart
Friends,
I
have
prayed,
1
have!
asked
Hod
for
strength
'
this
morning.
I
prayed
litis
morning!
for
the
reasoir,
thai
I
have
a
biirj
love
for
my
mnrniifg
roiigra-j
.
.i...!..
i........
i
fori
William
'lion.
I
always
.feel
Hie
morning
Last
night
the
church
wa!eonuresalion
intuit,
Hose
,nv
crowded
and
there
was
many
a'
heart,
ami
I
have
ake,
!od
for
it
til
u
I
uvn
u
a
ii...
iinelnr
snt.ke.
renulli.
I
Have
neer
worn
w
In
his
n.l.lress
lie
mlole
it
clearheait
upon
my
seeu
lull
I
want,
that
Ihe
reward
for
lalmr
is
morejlo
say
this,
(hat
I
do
love
my
n..
v,.,.Vi.
,r
in.,
-pinireli
nioming
cougiegHlioii.
I
ma
'
i.ii.t.,
...
.
.....
...
.......
r
and
its
influence
and
urged
Ihe
say
i
.
mne
no
nan-
...
..!
in
line
im.
uilli
Hie
rorces'any
Kin.!
lowar.i
an
moiun
u,.-
of
bettermenti
The
leaching
of
'er
me
sun
ll..!
flnii-.-li
w;w
true
mill
Hie
alllluil'
truth
could
neer
die.
The
op-ioile
lo
truth
is
error
and
error
bring
despair
and
death.
Dr.
Jrant
staled
that
worked
through
human
aigencies.
Ood
was
like
a
central
power
station.
By
connecting
up,
the
person
could
he
made
strong
to
do
me
worK
reipureu.
.r.,.n...i.
...
lie
spoKe,
-I"
I
believe
that
my
is
ai
atlilii.lt
of
Ioe.
and
I
tone
a
firm.
er
firm
love
in
my
heart
for
my
morning
congregation
and
I
remember
that
when
I
came
lieje
il
seemed
to
me
thai
I
had
a
displacement
I
was
awfully
happily
placed
in
Vancouver,
and
you
aked
me
once,
and
I
didn't
come,
and
you
asked
nie
Ihe
second
lime,
i-
I
.,
,
.,
v
of
the
personality
of
Jesus,
lie,"""
"
"
'--
f
-an
immense
burden
thai
seemed
''.
"'
,
"'
.
''
,t
times
impossible
to
bear.
He
""'"
.-...,,
.
ha
Iiad
made
i
a
habit
to
east
M
"
!';
"f
Uei
"r
burd
i.ur
on
the
Lord
and
had
been
.:"r".
sustained.
He
spoke
of
hi
regitrd
member
of
llnr
eonisregalion
and
especially
for
the
young
peo
pie.
II
was
hard
to'
part
but
they
would
all
meet
later
around
Hie
great
white
throne.
Morning
Service
In
Ihe
morning
Dr.
5raril
spoke
of
Ihe
replacement
of
evil
by
good.
He
showc.l
I
lint
in
all
nature
if
there
was
not
goml
there
was
evil.
When
fire
sweeps
the
forest
il
is
followed
by
an
after
growth
and
if
II
was
not
of
go.nl
timber
it
would
be
of
thorn
anil
briers
anil
wee.ts.
So
wfth
sin.
The
way
lo
drive
mil
sin
is
lo
introduce
virtue.
That
i
(Stid's
way.
God's
Plan
'(oil
substitute,
lie
replaces.
He
place
into
your
life
some
thing
that
will
move
your
whole
life
and
your
whole
soul.
You
say
I
am
going
to
eradicate
this
sin.
How
do
you
know?
The
llilile
sneaks
of
presumptuous
ins
sins
of
the
flesh
we
can
discern
them.
We
are
going
to
eradicate
Ihehi.
Hut
the
sins
that
a1e
seen
are
not
the
whole
range
of
sin
that
has
possession
of
our
soul,
and
so
the
Bible
speaks-
of
soul
sins.
And
what
are
soul
sins.
We
call
them
for
instance
the
spiritual
sin.
The
sins
that
have
possession
of
Hie
spirit
envy.
Jealousy.
These
sins
that
lower
us
more
than
the
fleshly
sins
perhaps.
They
are
soul
sin.'
Have
you
looked
into
your
Inmost
snftls
ami
found
these
sin.
Han
you
say
that
you
have?
'(So.r
plan
gives
yo
ua
vlsioti
of
his
love
ami-
that
vision
re
place
envy
In
your
heart,
find
give
you
a
sene
of
Justice
and
ever
uf,ler
injustice
goes
froip
your
M)iU.
AuJ
plant)
in
the
tfiifilcn
of
the,
soul
His
seed
ami
it
springs
mi
and
life
floiirisheth
again
with
vigor
and
the
love
of
Ood.
That
is
(Sod's
plan.
It
is
find,
not
you,
that
Is
Ihe
gar
dener.
"Yours
is
the
soil
upon
which
Ihe
(Sreal
riaiileiier
works,
into
which
he
drops
the
seed
of
life,
(love
i.
The
vision
of
bis
justice,
the
purifying
power
of
his
being.
And
then
Mislead
of
your
worrying
about
Ihe
sins
that
so
ami
they
had
a
replacement.
.!..
..II
.....
...
I
..
i.,1
.
f.4
I
1.1.
lb
t
.
'
II.
.1.1
III
'
mm.-...'
-
.
fori,
,
.
,
,
......
i
nacK
i
no
uoi
know
ui.u
i
-.-.
went
lo
a
congregation
that
I
wa
not
called
in
a
sene
a
a
lat
resort,'
that
is.
as
ne
Just
lo
keeji
things
together.
I
know
that
when
I
name
here
many
raid
you
must
come,
and
I
he).
I
forth
of
li
year
all
through
the
war
and
all
through
the
re-
Lronslruclhui
work,
and
I
do
no)
know
that
I
have
.lone
a
great
work
but
I
have
held
lliem
to-gellier.
As
I
went
to
Kernle
under
Ihe
same
conditions,
and
to
Itosslaml,
and
I
am
going
to
Fort
William
under
much
the
same
condition.
I
'own
at
Fort
William
they
have
been
lookinp
for
a
man
since
June.
They
Uny
written
to
me,
(hat
lhe
were
just
about
discouraged.
just
about
giving
11(1,
when
lhe
wrote
to
a
minister
in
Toronto
and
thai
minister
I
only
met
him
once
Iti
twice
in
Toronlo
ami
he
wiiile
back
to
lliem
that
if
they
gol
me
they
would
surely
be
sal
is
lied.
Cod's
Call
"Now
you
see.
when
I
got
thai
call
someway
I
felt
(hat
it
wa
Coil's
call.
I
did
not
know
how
it
was.
1
fell
that
Go.
had
given
me
his
marching
orders,
ami
I
receiscil
that
wire,
ami
I
am
going
lo
tell
you
what
happened.
And
you
will
not
think
any
Un
it's
of
me
because
we
ran
alTor.l
to
open
our
hearts.
It
came
to
me
in
my
study
in
the
early
morning,
and
I
read
It
and
I
wept
for
an
hour,
for
I
knew
il
was
(Sod's
order
to
leave
Prince
ltuperl,
I
could
not
contain
my-feir.liVcaustvil
Wqf
'(s
idc
of
my
sense
:cti;iJjM'4;'R;
'Vl
,l,ink
for
iVii.e
I'ptjifute
tfiat
t.
Would
leave.
Prince
Huper),
lu
I
t.
Is
Ihe
yvixj,
if
fame,
iljlsjj-a.l-o'rtlie
mauiwlio
'iiiiiiiiilcied.no
you
for
1
1
years
a
new
man
shall
carry
011
the.
work
to
a
higher
and
greater
importance,
than
ever
I
have
in
the
past.
"And
JusJ
a
a
last
aoiiI
I
must
say
how
I
love
you
all.
Oh
friend
I
have
prayed
for
you,
prayed
for
this
congregation.
I
am
a
man
that
requires
faith,
that
require
very
close
com
muiilon
with
(Sod.
that
reiiiires
lo
feel
thai
(Sod
is
working
through
him.
I
have
such
lillle
failh
in
niyelf
that
if
I
did
not
have
faith
in
(Sod
I
think
I
would
go
ami
hide
myself.
And
may
(Sod
bless
you
ami
gujile
you
ill
the
higher
and
belter
life,
who
shall
lead
you
into
pastures
green,
into
Hie
ijuiei
waier
or
(Sod's
love
in
the
strength
and
power
that
are
(Sod's.
HAZELTON
Dr.
H.
0.
Wrlnch
left
on
Thursday
lo
attend
the
United
Church
('(inference
al
Vancouver
and.
Ihe
session
of
hn
egin-tnre.
Dr.
(1.
A.
I'elrie
has
ar
rived
here
to
relieve
al
the
bos
pllal
while
Dr.
Wrinch
Is
away.
HiA
comforts
lhat
we
find
our-,
lend
the
funeral
of
her
father,
selves
in
from
day
lo
day.
Per-iThomas
llnrbury.
4Mrs.
W.
W.
limps
be
sees
for
our
best
as
a'Audersuu
of
lluzellou
is
also
a
PRITISH
COLUMBIA
The
Mineral
Province
of
Western
Canada
TO
END
OF
DECEMBER,
1824.
Mas
produced
Minerals
as
follows:
Placer
fiold,
$77,382,0..1;
Lode
Hold,
Si8
473
100;
Silver,
$(J8,824,57i
Lend,
70,548,ri78;
Copper,
l87,i8'',a78:
'Am,
t
m!w;
Miscellaneous
Minerals,
$1,431,3411;
Coal
ami
Coke,
$200,880,018;
Il
(li'ltlg
Stone,
Brick,
Cement,
etc,
$42,225.8H;
making
its
Mineral
Production
to
the
e
;j
,
1024
show
nn
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
fees
lower
thnti
Hune
of
any
other
Province
in
the
Dominion,
or
any
colony
in
Ihe
British
Kmpire
Mineral
locations
are
granted
to
discoverers
for
nominal
fees.
Absolute
Titles
are
obtained
by
developing
such
properties,
the
security
of
win
h
guaranteed
by
Crown
Grants.
Full
information
together
with
Mining
Hepcrts
netl
Maps,
may
be
obtained
gr
,r
addressing
THE
HON.
THE
MINISTER
OF
MINES
Victoria,
British
Columbia.
X.B.
Practically
all
British
Columbia.
Mineral
Properties'
upon
which
,le.ri.
,
t
t
work
has
been
done
ar(c
described
in
sonic
one
of
the
Annual
Heports
of
Hie
M
,
-of
Mines.
Thoe
considering
mining
investment
should
refer
lo
such
reMirK
T.ir
are
available
without
charge
on
application
lo
the
Department
of
Mine,
Vi
I--t
n,i
Beporls
of
tin
Geological
Survey
of
Canada.
Pacific
Building,
Vnncoiivcr,
are
r
mended
as
valuable
sources
of
information.
daughter
of
Ihe
deceased.
Though
tin-
roads
fnue
up
tn
Ibis
district
last
week
it
ts
hoped
I
hat
there
will
be
another
mild
spell
before
Ihe
final
freeze
up
of
winter.
The
fund
for
the
furnishing
of
the
Nurses'
Home
in
connection
with
the
llaiexlton
Hospital
last
week
reached
a
tolul
of
II.-
riHO.jri
which
is
nearly
Hie
oh-1
jeel
ie.
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
ays:
AN
election
once
Wa
fought
and
won.
And
after
I
hey
fought
What
had
they
thine?
They
found
themselves
lu
Ihe
same
old
box.
And
both
found
it
hard
To
keep
oft
the
rocks.
WH
really
hae
much
to
be
thankful'
for.
Among
the
thing"
numbered
among
the
past
jpt
now
is
the
cros
wont
puzle.
Hi"
Tory
menace,
the
snarling
pessi
mist
and
Hie
Inn.
I
inoulhe.l
.p
liiiiisl.
Once
upon
a
lime
Ihere
wa
a
Dominion
elecllnn
but
that
wa
a
long
time
ago.
JAKK
say
if
be
bad
had
a
vole
last
week
he'tl
e
orry
for
himself
now
becaiisp
be
would
mil
know
where
he
was
al.
THF.HF.
wa
a
big
bonfire
jin
Hallowe'en
when
all
the
election
promises
of
the
late
campaign
were
gathered
up,
bound
logelbe-
and
burned
and
not
a
vestige
of
Ihem
i
now
left.
Liberal
Thanksgiving
I'm
thankful
for
Hie
rouulry
In
which
I
live
today.
And
thankful
for
the
people
And
the
right
to
have
my
say.
I
am
thankful
for
my
health
and
.
strength.
And
the
jolly
men
I
meel;
Itul
most
of
ii)l
I'm
thankful
that
nienlher..
sldi-;
'.UJicat;
-v
THK
editor
says
if
J
wrile
any
more
about
politics
he's
going
to
fire
me.
I
don't
want
lo
gel
fired
for
I
shall
gel
lots
of
that
later
on.
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
November
2,
1915.
The
coroner's
Jury
Invest
(gating
lie
death
of
W,
D.
Tippeiu,
who
lost
his
life
in
a
railway
collision
near
Kwinilsa,
sal
till
midnight
last
nlijlil
ami
then
adjourned
in
order
lo
Inspect
Ihe
I
rack
where
Ihe
accident
happened.
Coroner
).
H.
McMulliii
Is
conducting
Ihe
inquest
ami
the
jurymen
are
(Seorge
W.
Morrow,
J.
Scolt,
J.
B.
lloerig,
David
Thomson,
W.
I'.
.Mcl'liadden
and
W,
lleilb.
L.
W.
I'almore
appeared
for
Ihe
O.T.I'.
and
A.
M.
Manson
for
Mrs.
Tippens.
The
Board
of
Trade
at
a
special
meeting
last
night
im-cusse.l
Ihe
desirability
of
having
llin
..."
1
...
1.
I
.
.
...
l',
repair
11
its
t-iias
eousl
Mrs.
.lames
Turnhull
left
hero
steamer
here
and,
011
motion
o
t
week
for
Cumberland
lo
at-'MllrheM
Albert,
It
was
decideil
f
t
lo
circulate
a
petition
asking
Ilia'.
such
work
be
done
al
Hie
local
dry
dock
here.
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
Q.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Engineers,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmith,
PaUtrn
makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc.
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDIIiQ.
Our
plant
is
equipped
to
handle
all
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
38f
1-
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L.
....
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,
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The
girl
you
leave
behind
you
Just
slop
a
moment
ami
Hunk
about
(he
w
spends
Iter
da
-lhat
girl
you
leave
behind
von
you
are
working
she
is
at
home
working
wiih
her
'
Perhaps
washing
the
same
cups
and
saucer
thai
'n'
ed
yesterday
and
will
wosb
011
many
tomorrow
Perhaps
doing
the
wevh
s-
washing.
In
YOt
It
e.
variety
interest
growth;
in
hers
only
ilullncs
ne
stagnation.
Talk
it
over
with
Ihe
girl
jou
lenve
behind
s
how
glad
she
will
be
tn
say
farewell
to
wh
tlav
A
fair
trial
of
our
family
servireit
will
give
many
new'
hours
for
her
family
nod
herself.
Have
her
phone
The
Canadian
Slenm
liun.'
you'll
be
coming
home
lo
more
cheerful
welcome
a
fresher,
happier
girl.
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