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DAILY
IDITIOll
Wednesday,
Sept.
1923
Privy
Council
Takes
Initiative.
While
Canada
has
been
talking
about
abolition
of
the
right
to
take
Canadian
cases
to
the
Privy
Council
the
Privy
Council
itself
has
taken
action
to
forward
Ihe
idea
and
has
decided
to
restrict
cues
coming
before,
it
to
lhoe
only
which
are
recommended
by
the
(Inventor
in
council
or
for
which
leave
is
granted!
by
the
courts
thenwlves.
Titer
hope
is
also
expressed
by
them
that
the
courts
will
mil
see
fit
to
grant
permission
except
in
constitutional
cases.
11
is
often
claimed
that
the
Hrilish
constitution
is
largely
a
growth
rather
than
a
set
t(
enactments.
.So
we
find
it
in
tlti-case.
The
British
court
has
sensed
public
opinion
and
has
forestalled
any
drastic
action
on
the
pari
of
Canada
by
ilseir
withdrawing
from
functioning
in
a
manner
distasteful
to
a
large
section
of
the
Canadian
people.
Discussing
Hie
new
ruling
L.
ACaituou,
addressing
die
uinaoiait
Har
Association
said:
"This
indeed
is
more
than
evolution.
H
nearly
amount
to
a
revolution.
What
a
contrast
with
the
British
attitude
in
187(1;
even
where,
a
in
(Juebeo,
an
appeal
exists
de
piano
to
..
....
.
il
:
i.
;
iic
inn
cuiiiicu
in
ccriaiii
cnes,
u
win.
now
ne
necessary
to
obtain
in
all
such
cases,
leave
In
appeal
from,
the
colonial
court
appealed
from.
II
is
In
be
Imped
that
our
Canadian
courts
wsli
discourage
such
applications
and
by'
their
decisions
will
helo
the
privy
council
to
adopt
a
policy
restricting
the
exercise
of.
the
prerogative
yi.yery
iniporlanl.vouslitulumul
ruses,.
They
shouh
consider
as
final
llie
judgment
of
our
Viiprenie
court
fit
all
cases
where
the
interest
of
the
general
public
is
not
concerned.
In
private
litigation,
leave
to
appeal
should
be
curtailed,
as
the
costs
are
so
high,
that
even
the
successful
party
considers
favorable
judgment
of
the
privy
council
an
expensive
luxury."
Bigotry
And
Ignorance
In
Canada
Says
Visitor.
A
New
York
preacher,
Dr.
YV.
H.
Hninsford,
visiting
in
Toronto
a
few
days
ago
showed
himself
critical
of
religious
lire
in
this
country.
In
a
newspaper
interview
he
is
ipioled
as
saying:
"You
have
hud
a
union
of
three
churches
.and
I
see
the
head
of
the
United
Church
is
reported
to
have
said:
'Now
llii'l
we
are
imjed
we
shall
be
able
lo
strengthen
the
Sunday
blue-sky
law.'
That
is
not
Christianity
it
is
the
subjection
of
Christian
principles
to
tradition
and
legalism.
If
that
is
the
oulv
LIKEABLE
LAD
WAS
CAMPBELL
Vancouver
Journalist
Tells
of
Past
Life
ot
Boy
Who
Attempted
to
Rob
Bank
W.
t.
Dc(iracs,
a
clever
Van
couver
newspaperman,
in
all
ar
llcle
dealing
wild
the
boy
who
attempted
to
rob
Hie
Hank
of
Coiiinirrcn
owl
was
caught
in
a
trap',
says:
Fred
(iunp'bell,
ltf-y
earmold
"two-gun
bank
bandit,
is
a
'mystery
boy."
Three
times
in
I
lie
hand.
of
the
juvenile
detention
officials,
once.
Hie
instigator
of
a
daring
break
in
which
a
guard
was
sc-
erly
beaten
up,
and
biter
an
escape
from
the
Hoys'
Industrial
limn,,
al
t'.oiiitt
tain,
Campbell
lias
yet
a
warm
spot
in
Hie
hearts
ol
Hie
men
who
handled
him
on
those
occasions.
Is
Likeable
Youth
l'here
are
very
likeable
things
about
Fred.
He
is
a
mystery
to
me.
.Never
whining;
never
making
rash
promises-
to
mend
his
ways,
and
never
reviling
his
luck,
when
tie
wished
lie
could
be
very
sociable,
lie
appeared
to
take
cverylhing
us
a
matter
of
course.
the
smooth
with
Hie
rough,
ami
had
a
rather
fatalistic
way
looking
at
life,"
said
Captain
II
W.
Collier,
probation
officer,
win
admits
that
Campbell
had
ecr
possible
chance
to
work
out
hi'
own
salvation
under
Hie
approve'
probationary
methods,
lml
Ur
Ifd
not
"make
good."
"He
lias
not
responded
to
Hie
pronation
system,
is
i.aptam
Jollier's
uny
of
putting
it.
"A
siaart
boy;
with
a
good
ordinary
education,
ery
Itright.
with
more
than
ordinary
determination
foi
u
youngster,
and
possessed
of
an
adventurous
.spirit,
Fred
would
have
made
an
ideal
soldier
under
iroMr
leadership.
The
trouble
is
hj
put
avyay
In
a
bad
star.-'
Although
young
in
years.
Campbell
has
apparently
had
the
exjierieneie
of
men
years
oloer
than
hftnself.
He
has
been
a
sailor,
worked
around
whi-e,
u
nl
has
always
mixed
with
men
bis
senior.
Il
is
that
fact
which
Jifficials
beiiee
has
been
Ins
mi
doing.
"He
is
a
boy
of
impulses,
aim
when
Hie
urge
takes
him
he
ju;
follow
the
line
of
least
resistance,"
said
Captain
Collier,
"mi:
you
can't
help
liking
the
way
lie
lakes
his
medioine."
Al
the
I
toys'
Industrial
Hume
Hie
news
of
Campbell's
latest
es
eapade
drew
an
amazed
'"Well.
Hie
litUe
raral.
Did
he
do
thai
1"
from
the
matron,
and
il
was
plain
from
the
lone
that
the
young
bank
bandit
had
another
j
friend
there.
Home
Is
Divided
kind
of
good
the
United
Church
van
do,
then
llie
sooner
union
is
Then?
is
another
ansle
to
blasted
the
heller.
That
is
the
sort
of
downright
bigotry
w
hich
.Campbell'
story.
Apparently
the
is
inning
joiiiik
peupiu
iroui
ine
cinin'li
imlay.
"The
trouble
here
in
.Canada
is
that
you
are.
smothered
it
ignorance,"
he
said.
"There
was
something
wrong
with
ytnir
education
system
n
generation
ago.
and
n
a
result
people
are
afraid
Hi
think
along
intelligent
lines.
Clergymen
dare
not
teach
Hie
truth.
They
mut
leach
tradition
and
bigotry.
In
re
ligious
knowledge
and
progress
llie.
United
Stales
is
"far
ahead
of
you."
Needless
to
say
we
do
not
agree
with
Dr.
llaittsford.
We
be-l'?ve
Hnk
de.gree
or
intelligence
in
Ibis
country
is
quite
eipial
to
Ufal
Wm
United
Stales
and
thai
.
the
educational
sVteni
a
gijeratRift
ago
was
as
good
as
il
was
in
the
United
States
and
agtr4l
ijeql
betler
than
in
some
states'iif
the
Union.
The
illiteracy
in
Hiis
i
ouitlry
docs
nol,
compare
with
that
of
the.
count
rv
to
the
south.
"
-
ti'r
A
'"
.
United
States
Leads
In
Many
Things.
,
Still
it
must
be
admitted
that
in
many
things
the
United
.States
gives
us
a
lead.
There
are
some
educational
institutions
i
mm
wiiii
n
we
have
been
able
lo
learn
much
and
from
which
we.
may
vet
learn.
They
have
experimented
with
education
but
that
ha
been
in
spots
and
not
generally
throughout
the
country.
We
do
not
Miink
it
is
verv
good
taste
for
the
eminent
clergyman
to
come
lo
Ibis
country
mVl
talk
like
he
did.
young
bandit
is
the
victim
of
a
divided
home
and
the
lark'
of
li,ome
environment
aid
to
be
responsible
ror
his
waywardness.
Campbell's
mother,
now,
occupying
a
responsible
position
in
an
Tlastcrn
city,
in
apparently
of
a
very
lijgh
type.
Twice
since
he
has
Iwen
in
the
hands
of
the
jpxenlle
authorities
ic
has
written
asTiing
to
be
kept
fully
informed
of
hts
welfare
ami
re-
pictiiig
the
authorities
to
keep
an
eye
(n
him.
and
do
everything
t'Ass'ble
for
him.
Hi
father's
whereabouts
are
unknown,
but
the
first
time
that
Campbell
came
into
the
hands
of
the
probation
officer,
when
15
years
of
age.
was
on
a
clrnrge
of
stealitiig
money
from
his
fattier.
Later
he
was
again
held
on
a
pelty
theft,
and
then
on
a
burglary
charge,
and
H
was
while
Agents
(or.
feS
'
tf
(f$hawirr
K9WRED:L
Prince
Rupert
Spruce
Mills
Spruce
Shiplap,
$15.00
per
M
Ctdar
V'Jolnt
Double
Check
Cedar
Rustic
Cedar
Channel
Rustic
Cedar
Boat
Lumber
Albert
&
WcCaffery
11
Phones
116
and
117
'i
wiB
smd-yoa-
AlRJt-llllUirdltM-
booklf-teatind-
Hoguy
iK
DAILY
HEvrfl
ANNOUNCEMENT
CARS
detained
for
this
that,
wtlli
another
inmate
of
the
house,
he
overpowered
a
ifiianl
early
one
morning
ami
escaped.
The
guard
was
aide
lo
hold
on
lo
the
other
inmate,
hut
Campbell
was
no'
picked
up
again
until
Hie
city
police
seciiicd
him
some
days
later.
Eighteen
Years
Old
For
this
escape
he
was
sent
lo
the
Hoy'
Industrial
Home,
where
he
made
another
successful
break
for
liberty,
and
Jie
was
on
Ihe
wanted
list
at
the
police
sta
tion
when
he
fssnyed
Ihe
bank
robbiry
on
Friliy
morning
which
led
tp
his
arrest.
'
i
According
to
the
official
records
Campbell
was
IS
on
Aug.
22,
so
hat
he
Is
ru
ix
days
oer
Hie
nge
Ht
which
he
would
be
dealt
with
under
the
Juvenile
Offenders'
Arf.
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupart
Halibut
landings
al
Prinrn
Huperl
for
ihe
month
of
Aumi.l
established
a
new
high
record
mark,
2,100.
ton
pounds
having
been
handh-d
during
that
period,
Anyox
will
oend
a
foolball
team
here
to
compete
with
Prince
Uiiperl
for-lhe
Kxhibilion
'up
during
I'alr
Week?
There
Is
a
political
scandal
In
.Multiloba.
Sir
Hodmnnd
Ilnblln.
ex-lreniler,
J.-
H.
Howden,
Dr.
W.
II.
MouliiKUO
and
Oeonre
It.
Hoblwcll,
former
member
of
Hie.
cabinet,
are
being
charged
vtt
conspiracy
to
defraud
the
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
K.
0.
Heaslall,
Mr.
and
Mrs,
J.
8.
North
and
II.
.1.
McNeil,
Vancouver;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
M.
)nn-ovlch
anil
Mrs.
Ji.
n.
MucKnlght
ami
daitghler.
Anyox;
0,
slon.
fold,
Keiclukaii.
Central
0
corse
Hum,
Liverpool
J.
0
The
Ford
Motor
Company
of
Canada,
Limited,
announces
a
complete
line
of
new
passenger
cars
embodying
many
interesting
improvements.
A
limited
number
of
these
new
models
will
be
in
the
hands
of
your
local
dealer
in
the
near
future.
Advance
orders
arc
now
being
booked.
These
will
be
filled
in
strict
rotation.
Sec
your
local
authorized
Ford
dealer.
TRUCKS
Heeves.
C.N.U
;
II
II
M.
h
Smllliers;
It.
W
M
u
..
,i
I
The
Man
in
the
Moon
I
J-YSi-
i!
.11'
ST
now
she's
a
regular
fhu-
!
Icr,
t
Willi
cropped
hair,
swagger
and
owing;
Hut
no
matter
how
much
we
,
may
rap
her
She
will
hitch
to
a
man
with
a
ring.
.
WIIliN
a
society
writer
runH
short
of
copy
she
iU
iIowh
and
writes
nn
article
about
long
hair
coining
bark.
Hut
it
does
not.
Till'
hunting
season
is
coin
ing
and
it
Is
certain
that
from
that
time
on
no
good
sportsman
will
bo
seuii
.passing
the
buck.
i
,
I
ONHF.
knew
a
man
who
w
is
called
lo
the
bar.
"
He
did
nol
sober
up
until
morning,
A
DUMIHILL
Is
a
person
who
knows
Ml
He
mid
earns
lews.
WITH
so
many
w'lbl
women
circuses
are
goinif
out
of
T1IH
tongue
was
made
to
think
with,
The
brain
was
made
to
chillier,
Tlie
ear
was
made
lo
sen
fair
play,
Hut
no
one
nose
what'
tho
'
matter.
treatTn
storI
forart
lovers
Outstanding
Painters
are
Repre
sented
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a
remit
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