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For.
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There
are
always
this
iHtislraledX.
booicfbmh(A
gXSA
Jlduea...
.
.
.
.
,yv-
Pislribulors
fori
K9LRED
-3HIN0LE3J
Saiurday.
Dec.
I
J,
1025.
many
financial
calls
upon
people
h
a
growing
town
lhat
il
makes
jis
Jiesitale
In
urge
expendiluiii
1
1
...
i
..:n
....i.'.i
r..Vi'
11
.
-i
.
1
.
in
iiiuiifj
uiiii
1
1
1
tin.
in
miii
niriiiui
.iiii,
jei
ii
is
iinpnriaui
uiiii
inert:
ne
iiiiiienr
grounds
neie
ami
we
snouiii
inn
iioki
nark
from
it
duty
which
we
owe
Die
younger
people
of
Ihe
city.
The
rily
has
had
the
road
.ntestioii
In
wrestle
with
and
di
reclly
there
i
ii
movement
of
population
this
wav
Ihev
will
have
Ihe
ster
problem
In
solve.
For
years
lhere,will
he
u
struggle
to
make
ends
meet
without
inordinate
fiicrca-e
of
taxes.
The
only
;iiy
I'd
'gel
the
playground
nltejideil
to
under
thee
eninli-
tiOiis
is'
(o
lien
a
Iiltle
each
xear.
We
must
keep
up
In
date.
Plav
i
a
ij'ecessnry
as
Iraiisporlalinn
and
coniiuunicaliiui
.in
Ihe
de
velopment
-of
a
cily.
A)lenlioii,Arn
drawn
lo
the
need
of
improvements
in
the
nlhlelic
grounds
niul
for
uuol
her
playing
field
Jiy
Walter
Vance
in
an
address
to
the
Ilnlnry
Club
thi
week.
He
nrgeil
lhat
Ihe
present
grou
nit
be
finished
and
thai
as
sunn
as
it
is
rum
pie
lei
steps
he
taken
lo
t-omuiem-c
work
on
another
field,
lie
pointed
lo
Ketchikan
as
a
city
not
much
more
than
half
this
size
where
,
they
have
betle.r
recreation
facilities
(ban
we
have
here.
It
i
for
those
particularly
jnleresled
in
lii-
playground
problem
to
keep
it
well
fo
the
fore.
In
urge
it
on
every
pn-ille
occasion,
and
to
see
that
this
phase
of
nvic
development
get;
it
proper
share
of
attention.
Welcome
Back
Edmonton
Bulletin.
-
We
take
great
pleasure
in
welcoming
the.
Edmonton
Rulle
tin
back
lo
the
journalistic
fold.1
It
bail
suspended
publication
for
a
linie
owing
to
financial
difficulties
but
it
has
been
pur
chased
by
n
Vancouver
inan.
Charles
Campbell,
formerly
owner
of.
Ihe
Vaueoyver
World
and
first
owner
of
tbe
Vancouver
Star,
-He
has
improved
it
very
considerably
already
dud
he
proinie
still
greater
improvement.
A
l
ily
Ihe
size
of
Edmonton
should
be
big
enough
lo
allow
nf
the
publication
of
Iwo
newspapers,
and
Mr.
Campbell
deserves
lo
succeed
in
his
venture.
'
"
'
Trades
And
Labor
Holding
Banquet.
The
Trades
piu
Labor
Council
of
Prince
Ruperl.
represenl-
liiir
nr!?rini7Pft
lalinr
her
iw
tmlilm
!lc
minimi
liaiiimul
IahIViIi
and
doubtless
the
evenl
will
be
worthy
of
the
jHace
the
labnf
orgauizajions
liobl
in
Ihe
life
of
the
city.
Much
of
Ihe
suce
lli.
i,rriiiMi..i:,.n
i-
I..
11.
a
............
1
.1
..
...
...I.:..t.
iiiv
iriiiiiiiAiiiiuu
tint-
iii
1
tt
"iiiiiiir
intiiiiii-
in
w
nil
II
labor
question
are
aijioaclied
tind
the
general
desire
lo
aid
iii
the
developmenl
of
Ihe
rily.
In
other
word
il
is
a
conlrucliv!
organization
as
oiiped
lo
h
delruclive
tendencies
of
some
of
the
filibustering
group.
'
Irish
Difficulty,
1
Seems
To
Be
Settled.
'
The
difficulty
over
the
Irish
Loundarj.
between
the
norlh
ami
the
soulh
seems
lo
have
been'sellleil
amicably.
Tbe
chief
difficulty
arose
from
the
fart
thai
while
the
norlh
is
moll.t
Proleslant
ami
Ihe
south
Catholic,
there
is
considerable
overlapping
aniinterrnjngliiig
and
Ihe
religious
question
i
one
on
"which
Ihe
OIrCiunlry
Irish
divide.
11
i
a
sign
of
Ihe
limes
thai
controversies
of
Ibis
kind
are
being
settled
liy
negotiation.
If
Ibis
spirit
j
developed
ami
encouraged
Ihe
lime
will
come
when
all
international
difficnllie
will
be
seltled
without
recourse
to
arms,
jusl
xi
Imlay
naliou.ll
tronjllesj
ainj
settled
williout
resort
lo
force.
-
.
.now
Albert
&
:
Jf;i'
HiAtl-,,ii;W,'Jir.V
Lumber
Brick
Cement
Stock
your
winter's
supply
oi
Nanaimo-
Wellington
Coal
McCafferyy
Hi.
Phones
1J6
and
117
HUMOROUS,
TOUCH
m.
CAL
FILIBUSTER
hill."
suggested
i
-lraviii
nipli.
Calling
Bluff
s?o
far
all
Hie
remarks
had
re
ferret!
to
(lie
premier,
who
ile-
ciilei)
thai
(hi
was
I
lie
time
to
'tall
the
hliiff"
of
the
opposition,
Accusing
Ihe
opposition
leader
of
usiiiir
olslructie
tactics,
he
challeiifri'il
him
to
IpI
tbe
Mile
jtass
ami
take
up
a
minister's
salary,
bul
Mr.
Pooley
declareil
every
vote
was
In
be
cliallenveil.
clared
ilratuatically,
ami
the
oy-
ernmenl
supHirlers
cheered
itiuiically.
Wanted
4
to
,
Know
Mr.
PnoleV
wanted
to
ku
from
tin1
chairman
if
he
Was
to
lie
steam-rollered
Hoe
your
ruling
mean
that
(
am
not
to
lie
allowed
lo
criticize
t'uy
member
of
this
House?
ti
rikeil.
"Ymi
can't
ask.
me
to
rule
on
rt
hypnlhetirsil
qtiestion.
Ynu
can
iave
every
freedoin
as
long
a
iiuir
remarks
are
relcant,"
said
i.'liairmau
Perry.
Ajrain
Mr.
Pimley
appealed
to
1
tie
Speaker,
while
II.
Despanl
TwicK,
Victoria,
declar.il
the
opposition
uiiuht
stay
there
all
bijiht
if
necessary.
-
Tom
Uphill
suKfesled
that
each
member
be
supplied
with
a'
pill
of
blanket,
while
Major
I
tunic
demaiidiil
"plenty
of
tea.
Mr.
Speaker,
plenty
of
lea."
Avain
.Mr.
Pooley
relumed
10
Ihe
charge,
and
it
wa
then
that
Mr.
Twicer
had
a
brivlil
idea.
1
It
suddenly
dawned
on
Mr.
Pooley
lieutenant
thai
the
op-
msilioii
ineinlier.
by
support-
lusr
their
leader,
would
lie
votiiv
icainst
their
ntvn
sessional
in-
lemnities',
ami
he
brouphl
that
natter
to
the
attention
of
hi
Chief.
By
lhat
lime
the
pooley
torce
were
well
into
the
niarsh-
V.
however,
and
when
the
vote
lva
finally
forest
throuch
they
fiiutiil
tln-nisi-ive
lioiiiint
up
jlieir
hands
tu
vide
at'ain-t
sessional
iudpmnllie
for
member
I
But
not
before
I
hey
were
sure
that
the
government
had
Ihe
(teres,ary
majority
In
carry
Ihe
vole.
1
But
the
member
failed
even
to
smile,
and
Mr.
Pooley
ayaiu
atlemnted
to
read
hi
statement.
i
Itule
2;
wa
invoked,
aiul
rule.
"j(
staled
that
a
member
could
jjni
weary
Ihe
House
with
'ir
!i'clevant
and
tedious
reiietilinn.'
ti
Cblonel
Peck
d.
C.y
Peck
came
lo
the
aid
of
his
leader.
It
was
Ihe
iire-1
'fbgative
of
roinhuuier
ince
the
Itrtiu
..f
.?1iullual
In
f-nfllMf.
In
5te
fUnifsilb
'llis
Majesty
if
-ilfi
Mas
thouvhl
thev
were
not
beinf?
irtsed.
1
Mr.
Pooley
seized
on
the
idea.
ml
niL-aiii
declareil
he
was
eoingj!;
;i5i
show
why
the
minister
were
Knot
fit
to'occupy
their
polllons
and
why
they
should
not
be
'toted
supply.
"W'liv
not
waII
unlit
n
vole
tin
a
minisler's
salary?
Why
pick
on
a
poor
humble
member'
Indemnity."
asked
Chairman
Perry,
while
Major
Burde
told
the
op
position
leader
In
resign
if
he
thought
he
wa
not
worth
his
own
i.'ioo
a
year,
bul
tn
lei
f
ibers
who
thought
they
were
worth
it,
draw
down
the
money.
By
this
time
midnight
was
striking,
but
Mr.
Pooley
wan
only,
warmint
up.
So
far
he
had
ohlyi
made
threats
nf
Ihe
cliargewhich
4''
.?
RnthhtKy,
Dremb,P
TO
fOLITI-:'
lal
Willi,,
something
Hint
could.
I
AT
VIC-'nfl
''
dealt
.
Willi
by
thai,
body.
1
lit..
TORIA
THIS
WEEK
WHEN
"II.'
nay
I
n.-ted
iinetiii5lil
H-:
nnurnuMrtiT
wnni
niiT,
tlionnllv
and
tliiMi
turns
round
i-fnl
iimt'i
I
from
page
I,
u
ami
then
lake
mill
ak
vn'u
In
arl
uiiennstuu-
Minitnlly,"
said
ihe
rmitr.
Tak-Inc
mi
iliv
Ainlil
Act.
wliieh.
Mr.;
n
whirl
al
,wlt.v
tlil
Uti,
xiolai.il.
.Mr.
Mtilvir
llirk
....
.
..
.
i
.
.i
...nl.ni
.......
,
iuir
rnai,iengeii
"
"i'i-"-
inirue,
wiiih1
unit
ijpiiiii.
r
i
Tiue
utIlt,i;
miner
member,
with
u
despair-
..
,.,.
i...
'
I
eiiarnnleed
ing
i-lanee
at
the
cluck,
'H"gesl-,.,0,(,
siwnti.iis
nr
llml
I
acted,
oil
(hat
the
members
think
'fj
(Un,fl,ui,.llv.
I..-.
is
tiiTUns
'tin1
pathetic
word
of
thai
litlh1
i;.v,r,j
nnpnse
er
heard
In'
hymn.
Now
Ihe
.lay
is
over,
night
J,1(
tfm,,(.
,j.
inier
sfatl
null!
(lie
ninny
would
In-
Kiid.
when;
ihe.
UeirKlattlre
oted
Vupply.'
Theris
wa'jo
mf
ipiestbm
oAjniftr-)
nnlee
and
ihre
wa
ifhthuigl
.iiiitrarv
to
Ihe
act.
I
am
in
tlnd
liumls
of
Ihe'lesislatuie.
'I'lierej
is
nntliiiik
lo
fear
and
I
hae
no-
Ihlnsr
tr.
,ii.le,
and
if
iifl'mbersj
leel
thai
Ijni
wrouj:
I
Bin
wimik(
to
abide
by
their
nnlifiiient.
but
I
believe
lhat
fhe
iniijnrity
of
niin-
,ier.
are
not
utlcrlyiirejtidle.il
Apain
he
atleinpled
In
reiuli.,.,.
,eir
jiubnieiii
i
not
n
"t-
the
-stalenien,
ami
apam
wa-iM,.,..
Wnrin'il
In
parti.
an
polities!
caiieil
in
onicr.
I
intend
In
read
thi,'
he
slinuli'il,
l'.in'rin
his
desk
and
drawing
eries
from
across
the
floor
of
Hie
llnu-e
tellin-
It
i
in
In
go
on
anil
dreak
ii.
"Yes.
I'll
break
the
dek,
ami
I'll
break
somelbiim
else
before
I'm
through.
Hefore
I'm
tlinne;i
I'll
break
the
government.
I'm
after
bif
jrame
louicht,"
he
de
a
lo
make
them
!"e
all
vestijrei
of
common
ene.
In-
said.
clial-
Joir-'intr
I
lie
opposition
to
call
fori
a
vote.
Qrey
Dawn
j
lirey
dawn
innan
to
-teat'
Ihroiiph
Ihe
parlianieiit
ImiiIiIiiik'
window.
Did
timers
in
Hie
poll
Ileal
fame'
who
had
maiiaji.il
to
steal
away
during
Hie
lull
m
'the
debate,
-or
who
had
paired:
With
other,
old
tinier
mi
Hie!
iipoilij:
side,
heiran
to
reappear.
shortly
after
3
"
clock,
and
heir
spriuhlly
appeal
ance
rnmpariili
...Ul.
1...
I.
...I
l.al.l
lli!
l
IIIWSI-
llfl.l
ll
I"
I
benrWs
all
nilit
showed
that
ihey
had
managed
to
eel
n
little
Wleep.
Still
Ihe
fitht
wen
I
on
with
the
Pooley
force
!ian;rini
on
to
Hi.
ropes.
Inil
rominz
up
after
each
round
for
more
Slarldur
a
one
man
fillbuer
horlly
before
I
o'clock.
Mnj.ir
It.
J.
Burde.
the
Albenii
stormy
nelrel
derlared
a
private
war
azainsl
both
old
line
purlie
who
were
dead-locked
over
the
estimate,
and
declared
that
if
In
wa
(rnitur
to
be
kepi
in
Ihe
House
he
wns
solus,
lo
take
a
nar.
and
a
very
aeme
iwtrt
in
the
debate.
Colorado
Beetles
r.lioo-ina
1
ti
entomologist
vote
of
the
deiHrlittent
nf
ariculliire
a
hi
Juniin-r
.iff
plat1.1
Major
Bunle
iiriH'e.ilel
In
rie
tbe
House
ti
half
hour
dissertation
nil
(he
4dorinlii
Beelle.
alia
the
potato
bill:,
alia
the
ureal
Blis
ter
beflle.
hasms
hi
obervci
lions
nil
Ihe
rrpitrt
nf
Hie
pr.-
incial
plant
pathologist,
reach
iuz
he:;ht
of
eloi'pience
a
in
pathetic
lone
he
told
of
Hie
mv-
ape
nf
Ihe
beetle
ataint
zrfi
of
the
avrirtillunil
departmeul,
.".en
usinif
aiiomobile
in
it
ef
fort
In
spread
all
over
British!
Columbia.
I'nlil
1.35
Major
Burde
held
Ihe
flour
and
lie
threatened
lo
go
on
until
it
o'clock
utile
tin
had
to
vn
bark
to
hi
Imlel
at
such
an
hour.
Major
Burde
insisted
.01
adjournment
or
continued
-in
debate'
on
'potato
blue..
He
jit
ai.ljil.ttWH'V'P,
I;
.
.
'I
j
facta."
had
aked
Ihe
committee1
atrufitora.
y-T
7
T"
"
"
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
n
k
December
12,
I915.
Al
a
meeting
in
the
city
coun-
eil
chaiolier
last
night
presided
over
by
Mayor
-Newton
it
wa
decided
In
divide
Ihe
city
inlo
districts
for
(lie
purpo.!
of
canvassing
oi-
lite
Patriotic
Fund.
The
w
ork
w
ill
si
arl
tomorrow
Wilh
Ihe
fallowing
acting
as
collectors:
T
II.
Johnson,
J,
Hemorrhoids
Or
pilea
are
quickly
relieved
by
Dr.
Chase's
Ointment.
It
U
a
serloui
matter
to
have
pile
and
one
person
In
four
na
them
at
one
were
tn
rock
Hie
liip
or
state
ximt
or
tnothw
xtie
innoyinr
and
and
slarl
her
Ibidierijn!)!
dozen
dintr
U,
trrpt.
It
U,
difficult
to
places.
obUln
lartinc,
relief.
So
much
x
that
IIC
wanted
the
political
head
Soonfn
necry.mt
of
the
premier,
and
he
would
be
U
unlfwi
he
!
fmilir
with
I)r,
Chiwe'ii
satisfied
with
noihlng
less,
and,
Ointment
for
nuny
doctori
recoramMid
thti
trMtment
to
their
ptitienU.
M,
so
si
....i,,,!
a
1
in.
Fi.rBe.rIy
half
a
century
Dr.
Chaw.
Fremter
pat
ointment
hai
Wn
tbe
never
WlinK
Premier
Oliver
rose
eb.urel)v
relief
for
itching,
bleeding
n'1
to-
"I
hope
Ifie
leader
of
Ihe
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all
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treatment
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ailment.
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Dr.
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