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DAILY.
EDITIOH
Monday,
February
I
1920.
Labor
Control
As
Well
As
Progressive.
Labor
is
helping
to
control
the
government
a
well
a
tho
members
of'
the
Progressive
Party,
judging
by
the
brief
despatches
coming
through
from
Oltawn.
'Fortunately
the
'Labor
program
and
t
lie
Liberal
program
are
very
much
alue.
Oh)
Age
Pension-
ha
for
many
years
beeii
under
coiiiderVtioii
bj
(lie,
Liberal
party
and
the
more
advanced
groups
have
Vtroiijv
urged
it.
All
that
Labor
t.
asking
is
for
legislation
tint
ha
i
t
ueeii
in
lorce
long
ago
in
ui;eai,;nriiaiii.
Mining
In
Interior
Likely
To
Be
Important.
,.
There
is
likely
to
be
s-onie
important
mining
developme
in
the
interior
Ibis
year
and
Ihe
people
jfiiuiiUiers
are
alrt'adr
realizing
it.
They
are
taking
steps
loTteep
the
jlcTHitTRV
eillly
before
the
country.
The
formation
of
atbrauch
of
tfho
B.tl.
(Chamber
of
Mine.-
is
.
ah
important
step.
It
is
understood
that
the
.11,11,
Silver
will
thoroughly
prlive
Hie
properties
which
they
have
bonded
so
dh-r
by
the
end
nf
ihe
-easbiOthey
will
be
iii.
u
position
:lo
know
Whether
they
have"
iirje
in
paying
ipuiiitiliesoif
not.
H
is
generally
nbought
they
have,;
ami
that
considerable
'activity
will
be
seen
on
the
Schufer
clhinis
very
soon.
'
.
Hu
$
Curious
Situation
,.:
!
In
Australia
Today.
;
:-
The
complicated
.sysfen
of
government
in
Australia
creak
niany
interesting
and
nnin-iiig
pollioii.
Perhaps
the
niij
ariiu-ing
uf
recent
times
i
ihalvhi
li
'has
arisen
in
Ihe
.lnt
uf
.New
South
Wales,
where
one
'of
the
two
Houses
of
Legisln
lure
is
being
invited
to
wipe
itself
nut
of
existence.
The
only
way
that
can
be
done,
constitutionally,
is
by
a
vole
of
the
House
concerned.
j
The
result
of
-this
vole
i
of
particular
interest
to
tenia
f
I
i
p
1
1
s
in
view
of
the
iusisleut
demand
for
reform
of
Ihe
tenia-diau
Senate,
vyhirh
body
corresponds
to
the
New
South
Wale-j
Legislative
Council.
-'
'
'
(
In
New
South
Wales,
as
.
in
all
other
Australian
stales
ex-j
cepl
Queensland,
there
are
two
Houses,
Upper
and
Lower.
Thd
Upper
.House
is
a
nominee
chainber-lhe.
Legislative
Council
i
1
1
1
tvl,
I
nil
Itianitwt.a
antifiiitlo.l
I...
4
I.
a
1
.
...
a
.
-.
'J.
.
.
.
-
1
1.
.
I
..I
..
.i
i.hi.ii
mi
nun.
v
iiii.riiiicii
u)
ior
-1
mm
r
ruoi
nil
uir
uiiris
of
Cabinet
ministers..
It
is
the
House
of
review,
designed
pri-
marily
to
keep
an
eye
on
Ihe
legislation
brought
.forward
in
the;
dlher
House.
The
Lower
lloue.
or
'Legislative
Assembly,
i
elected
by
the
people
and,
as
such,
is
the
placei'iii
which'
Hid
government
of
the
day
initiates
its
legislation.
The
Assembly
is
trausilojy.
Tlie
Council
is
permanent
-ipioiiiliiieiils
being
ior
iny.
S
At
Ihe
Slate
elections
in
.May
last
Ihe
Labor
Parly
wa
re-
Ulrnejl
to
power
will)
a
large
majority
and
immediately
set
about
putting
its
program
into
operation.
Many
new
features'
whre;
brought
forward
ami.
passed
by
the
Legislative
Assembly
anil
then
Jent
along
to
Ihe'
Legislative
Council
fonreview.
That
review,
in
many
.instances,
which
were
considered
vital
bv
the
.a
ior
(lovernmenl.
eudeiKiii'
rejection.
.Here
was
n
parliaments
aLvAI,..!
I...
II.
.
-
.
.
'
i
.
a
a
.
.
L.
V
-
ricriro
ii
me
ieopie,
renuereu,
jmpoienl
.Jiv
a
nominee
,
Upper
1
House.
There
was
nn
obvious
remedy,
of
course.
H
consisted
of
appointing
sufficient
supporters
of
Lalor
to
Ihe
Legislative
Qouncil
to
give
Ihe
party
a
mnjoriiy
large
enough
to
enact
Ho-legislation
contained
in'its
platform.
This
Ihe
Premier
J.-T
Lang,
set
out
to
do.
urn
mere
were
certain
difficulties
in
Ihe
way.
The
Labor
umernmeni
selected
twenty-five
men
and,
in
Ihpir
capacity
as
advisers
to
the
represeulalive
of
His
Majesty,
'
urged
Ihe
Governor,
to
appoint
them.
The
Coventor.
Admiral
Sir
Dudley
de
Chair,
spent
many
anxious
days
over
Ihe
problem.
Constilulionallv,
(here
did
not
appear
to
be
any
difficulty
in
Ihe
way
of
the
appointments.
But
here
was
no
precedent
for
Ihe
appointment
of
so
large
a
liuni-her
of
Legislative
Councillors
in
one
batch.
A
fiirlher
difficnlly
ay
in
the
fact
that
il
is
a
more
or
less
elahli-hed
ciisiom
thai
lie
number
of
members
of
Upper
Bouses
are
not
in
excess
of
lo-o
in
Hie
Lower
Houses.
Vj,
twenty-five
new
member)!.
th.1l
precedent
would
haw
lo
"go
west"
in
New
Sonlh
Wale-
To
an.
Knalishniaii
like
Sir
Dudiey
de
Chair,
trained
fr.un
the
early
age
of
i
in
the
Navy,
recwlenl
ami
cusloni
are
sacred.
Ho
he
eablrd
to
Ihe
Dominions
Office
in
London
akiuir
for
guidance.
He
got
a
renly
which
helped
little.
He
was
(obi
thai
was
n
domestic
rtffair.
hut
he
also
got
a
broad
bin!
to
acl
on
the
advice,
nf
Ihe
cabinet
minister.
After
some
.irgiimeiil
about
mi-
Miuuner.
mo
iiuoiey
would
agree
o
15
bit'
Ihe
Premier
wHineo
nit
governor
gave
in
and
appointed
Ihe
batch.
f
Now.
on.e
or
Ihe
main
planks
tI
the
Labor
Parly's
platform
iirlhis
state.
is
Ihe
abolition
of
the
Legislative
Council.
Each
anpomlee
carrying
Labor's
colors
is
reipiired
0
give
n
pledge
thai.
Wljen
Ihe
occasion
arrises,
lie
wijl
cast
his
vote
in
favor
of
wiping-out
l.hal
ancient
and
;honoraMe
Institution.
Labor
now
has
(be
renuisite
maiorilv
and.
if
it
adheres
to
il
present
inlenlions.
members
of
ihat
Chamber
will
force
tho
issue
Thus
will
end
the
career
of
an
iiislilulion
which
celebrated
Its
centenary
a
year
or
two
ago
an
institution
which
prnbahlv
does
not
reflect
the
Democralic
tendencies
of
Ihe
age,
bit'
which,
nevertheless,
has
a
record
of
much
valuable
work
to
lis
credit.
DANCING
PARTY
HELD
AT
LOM
HALL
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
Worsfold,
Enter
tained
for
Their
Daughter,
Lillian
.Mr.
ami
Mrs.
Yorfold.
Kuler
Cove,
delightfully
entertained
:
niht
af
h
dance
fit
tlio
l.O.D.K.
illitll
in
honor
nf
their
ilaiii1iliT,
Lillian.
-Some
fifty
couples
enjoyed
fox
1ml
ami
luoonlisrhl
waltzes
to
excellent
music
fufiiMied
by
Arthur'
dance
on'he.lrn
coni-i
pri'in?.
Mr-.
H.
I'.
Pointer,
piano..
Dayi
Kaliuan,
saxophone
an
l
II.
Arlhur,
jr.,
drum
ami
axo
phone.
Ilefresliinenl
were
,er-etl
at
II
o'clock
after
wliieh
dancing
continued
iinlil
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
ays:
Sl'CCKSS
In-inifs
envy
ami
hale:
fuilure
hriims
pity
ami
eonleinpt
Tlie
niedioerc
ma.i
is
llieonewh-i
possildy
may
escape
either.
IT
is
commoiily
reported
Ihat
Ihe
weather
man
has
left
town
That
Is
Ihe
reason
our
weather
I
.
.
.
'
...
is
so
di
lie
re
nt
this
year.
YOU
Judge
Ihe
wheels
in
a
mans
head
by
.the
spokes
in
his
month.
The
olher
day
a
southern
erflte
said
he
understood
this
town
was
run
entirely
by
women,
and
now
people
are
wondering
what
women.
A
WOMAN
is
happy
until
she
ets
what
she
wants.
Then
shu
Ueps
because
there
are
no
iorld
to
conquer.
I
UNOKIlSTANh
the
youns
man
di.J
not
like
it
when
he
remarked
to
his
particular
youns
lady
that
at
last
he
was
getting
ahead
and
he
replied
that
he
needed
one.
:'-
SO.MM
youns
men
around
Prince
Itupert
seem
to
think
the;.
vvtll
become
shining
stars
if
they
fay
out
late
al
night.
-
THI-'
Philistine
were
slain
hy
the
jawbone
of
an
ass.
Today
all
that
happens
through
the
ii.-of
the
.similar
jawbone
is
that
we
are
terribly
bored
ami
would
liko
to
slay
the
ass.
TIIHHK'fs
no
fool
like
an
old
fool
except
a
young
fool.
.
MONEY
talks,
but
if
I
thought
il
would
talk
a
mueh
as
some
people
I
know.'Ixwould
wot
wan'
any
of
it.
O.Vnii
upon
a
lime
many
year
wo
uuy
i
awkes
trieii
io
mow
up
Ihe
lirilish
Houe
of
parliament
with
powder.
Last
oihl
there
was
anotJier
explosion
when
Jake
s
wife
found
powder
on
his
coat
collar.
I
ASK
you,
have
you
ovrr
worn
li
pew
suit
of
woollen
underwear
and
not
Jieen
alniol
tickled
In
death
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
February
1,
1916.
At
the
instigation
of
Mayoi
yipCau"ery,
the
firs
I
measure
of
civic
retrenchment
was
pass.-d
at
la
I
night's
council
meeting.
Tim
indemnity
or
mayor
and
aldermen
is
reduced
lo
4
1
500
and
$3U0
per
year
respectively
and
cuts
have
been
made
in
I
lie
light
and
power
wae
schedules.
Tld.
Casey
and
Aid.
Ilarrie
dissented
from
Hie
latter.
There
has
been
very
rough
weather
In
nearby
waters
of
late.
A
1
1
1
k
a
1
1
a
gasoline
boat,
while,
returning
borne,
from
Prince
Itupert,
was
blown
out
(o
sea
and
It
look
ten
days
for
the
vessel
to
safely
make
port.
Frank
Clapp
was
appointed
by
the
city
council
last
night
to
the
position
of
market
clerk.
Olhpr
applicant
.for
'he
job
were
It.
H.
Webster
and
T.
It.
Holland.
Monday,
F.'ii,
,
,,
t?m
DAILY
NBW3
WEEK
AT
THEATRE
Monday
and
Tuesday
Hoot
OiliMin
in
"
Tin'
Ari-
XOIIH
Wicpljlkes."
Wednesday
"Tho
Snob.
and
Thursday
Friday
and
Saturday
WimlSii
t-iancc."
4
a
4
HOOT
GIBSON
AGAIN
IN
ARIZONA
SWEEPSTAKES
Famous
Rlaer
to
be
Seen
In
Picture
Here
Tonight
at
West-holmo
Theatre
flriefly.
"Hie
.rionu
Sweep-slakes,"
showing
here
tonight
at
the
Westliolme,
pictures
Ihe
ad-enlimw-if
a
cowboy.
"Cool
Caddigan,
Who
while
isiiing
a
large
city
ha-,
devalue
entangled
in
lb
gang
-life
of
the
nn'tro-
ipidis.
FaUeU
aci
iised
of
murder
h
is
hidden
away
hy
a
gangster
WllOltl
h
b.-lt
ieinled.
Willi
III'"
toliee
searclimn
tor
him
he
re-nteniliers
die
i
due
baek
in
Artr.nn,
for
lie
has
promised
the
falber
of
I
In
pirl
he
loxes
lo
ride
his
horse
in
the
b'tg
nice
of
le
year.
Ufwu
the
rtiileoine
of
Hie
jw?e
dwpfnd
tin
girl's
future,
as
hur
father
has
taken
ill,
and
the
most
dangerous
conipHlor
is
threaleniny
to
take
the
girl
and
forvclose
on
the
raneh.
kot"
.
risks
eatnrv.
deserts
his
liHlInsr
place
and
returns
to
Ihe
much
in
time
to
ride
hi
Ihe
race,
net
without
bavins
obstacles
ptaoml
in
lii
way
by
his
rinl.
Hits
rave
srenv
i
one
of
Ihe
most
spectacular
of
all
screen
races.
It,
m
a
dashing
4ms-eountry
rare
of
wildly
staring,
har.l-hreatliiug.
galloping
horses
ridden
by
n
doen
or
more
real
eowiiincbev.
Hoot
iihson
ami
Philo
.Meiailbuigb.
'Trees,
ditcltes
and
fences
are
hunlled
in
siarlling
manner
un
til
one
can
almost
hear
the
thump
of
the
poumtiiH!
hoofs.
THE
SNOB
IS
PICTURE
,of
Modern
society
Picture
Is
Showing
Here
During
the
Midweek
at
Westholme
"Tile
Snob"
I-'
a
Mel
r.i-(iold-wyn
picture,
filmed
hy
Hell
under
the
supervision
of
Harry
flnpf,
who
was
Hie
producer
of
Hell's
first
directorial
attempt.
It
is
pre-entcd
h
Louis
It.
Mayer
and
will
he
shown
here
at
Ihe
Weslholnie
.luring
Ihe
mid-week
The
story
centres
around
r.
young
Instructor
in
an
academy
in
the
Pennsylvania
Hutrh
lown.
who
ha
ambitions
to
scale
the
social
heights.
He
eks
the
hand
of
a
wealthy
girl,
but
marries
a
chool
teiicher
who
loves
Jiim
when
she
i
apparently
dying.
She-liv-.
hmrever,
and
he
make
their
married
existence
one
of
con
timid
unpleasantness.
A
young
artist
who
love
the
school
teacher,
but
has
lost
sight
of
her.
i
shocked
to
find
she
has
married
Hi.-
snob,
who
ver
sine-becoming
h
falher
lins
continiied
his
nllentinn's
to
Hie
society
pirl.
The
ynmuf
mnlher
finally
learns
of
her
Ini.hand
s
indiscrellon
and
promises
to
marry
Ihe
aril'
after
her
divorce
is
gainpd.
WINDS
OF
CHANCE
IS
STORY
OF
THE
YUKON
Will
be
Here
at
the
Week-end
Showing
Many
Picture
Stars
.
"Winds
of
is
one
of
.-.Chance"
Hie
few
picture
with
the
power
to
sweep
oik;
virtually
off
his
feel.
Moving
along
at
a
startling
pace,
this
latest
l-'irsl
National
epic
combine's
Ihe
'elements
of
scenic
beaiily
anil
spirited
action
without
slackening
ils
pace,
and
there
are
so
many
celebrities
in
the
cast
thai
Ihe
reviewer
feels
that
he
has
been
entertained
by
a
club
composed
of
stars
only.
More
HiairTBtnypicture
"Winds
of
Chance"
deserves
the
distillation
of
being
an
nil-star
production.
Il
is.
And
all
of
the
slam
in
II
share
ahoil't
'as
equally
as
11
is
possible
ipr
so
real
a
drama
lo
divide
the,
honors.
Anna
Q.
Nllson.
Viola
-Dana,
Hen
Lyon
and
Victor
MeLaglen
are
Ihe
tirinein.'il
minrlet
In
Ihe
nlcliire.
W.
7".
Ilaillie.
chief
enaineer'i.,,.
mil..
i
-i..,.,
Of
the
steamer
Princo
Itupert,
between
their
pari
and
lliosn
of
after
having
spent
a
month
her-.',
Uobart
Hoswortb,
Donflby
Be-In
connection
with
work
proceed-;
haslian.
Claude
Ollllngwaler,
ing
al
Ihe
dry
dock
on
C.O.M.M.,
Charles
f
i-nckclt.
Philo
Mcfhil-vessels.
sailed
hy
the
prince
lough,
l-red
Kohler
ami
John
T.
Charles
Saturday
afternoon
on
Murray
all
nf
whom
support
to
hi
return
lo
Vancouver.
ja
degree
the
four
principal
char-
RRITISH
COLUMBIA
The
Mineral
Province
of
Western
Canada
TO
END
OF
DECEMBER,
1024.
Has
produced
Minerals
s
follows:
Placer
flobl,
77.:i8Ltl5:l;
Lode
f(,
na.MM);
Silver,
!ytlS,s'1,o7U;
Lean,
7o,oah,on;
i;opier,
iSIri4Jlu,yn.
.
171.107:
.Miscellaneous
Minerals.
il,i:it,nt0;
Coal
and
Coke,
tJt;il(;HSO,o,8
,
Hlone,
Hrick,
Cement,
elc,
.$12,22.'i,8I1;
making
its
MineraLProdiiclion
in
t,
show
nn
Aggregate
Value
of
$859,427,386
spection
will
be
held
Wednesday
and
Thursday
evening.
1-Vhruarv
Hi
and
II.
The
quartermaster
will
ar
range
to
Issue
uniforms
from
the
lore
during
Ihe
next
few
day.
Orderly
Officer
for
Hie
week
ending
Saturday,
February
fi.
Lieutenant
X.
Pringle.
Orderly
Seraennt:
Serl.
W
llorrohio.
8.
I).
.lOILNSTON.
is
Dm
M.iur
nf
lb
ttvl
Major
and
Adjutant
Attached
1st
N.iW:
llt
Adverlle
In
Ihe
Dally
News.
IN
PROBATE.
IN
THE
UrREMCCOURT
COLUMBIA.
OF
BRITISH
AibHiniOrtllxi
A(l:
in
Hi";
Mitlrr
of
Oh"
EMile
nf
Murdui-li
TAkK
OTi::
ttul
lis
r.ler
nf
III.
II..IM.III-
r.
Mfll.
V
fHitm.
mailc
Id
tltt
l
"i
jaiiuir).
a.m.
..
vkt.
i,iinn..l
Miiiiinoirauir
i.r
llw
rlale
..r
Murilorli
s
Bi.ii.rr.1,
,.r,-Fapu,
ant
ail
ariif
luv
run...
auii
oio
oaui
pui.-
art
tirrriiy
rr.ii.rr.i
i.i
oiriiisii
aainr.
im.iwrlr
t
Production
for
Year
Ending
Dec.
1924,
$48,704,604
The
Mining
Laws
of
this
Province
arc
more
liberal
ami
the
fee
lower
than
then
c
any
other
Province
in
the
Dominion,
or
an
colony
in
the
Hrllish
Kmpire
Mineral
locations
are
granled
to
discoverers
for
nominal
fee.
Absolute
Titles
are
obtained
by
developing
o-h
properties,
the
security
nf
(
guaranteed
by
Crown
flrants.
Pull
information
together
with
Mining
HepcrU
Maps,
may
be
obtained
trr.ii;-
,
addressing
THE
HON.
THE
MINISTER
OF
MPm
Victoria,
British
Columbia.
N.H.
Practicnlly
nil
Hrilish
Columbia
Mincrnl
Properlic
upon
who
h
I-
-:
work
has
been
done
are
described
in
some
one
nf
the
Annual
Heports
m
'".
of
Mines.
Those
considering
mining
investments
should
refer
lo
such
reror
t"
are
available
willioul
.-harge
on
application
lo
the
Department
of
Mines,
p
Ileporls
of
Ihe
Geological
Survey
nf
Canada,
Pacific
Huihliug,
Vancouver
r
mended
as
valuable
sourees
of
informnlinu.
icier,,
inil
also
share
individual
moments
of
histrionic
triumph
which
are
vitally
essential
to!
Ihe
ilol
success.
(
Uvea,
Chilkoot.
Summit.
Hlicep
,
'.amp,
Limlermaii.
Dawson
l.ny.i
all
of
the
famous
points
of
in
terest
along
the
old
gold
trail
to!
the
Klondike
are
graphically
in
traduced.
BATTALION
ORDERS
Hy
Lieut.
Colonel
.1.
W.
NichoH.
Offirer
commanding
Ml
Jl.it-lalion
Norlh
H.C.
Heaimcn
,liSnd
Itn.
C.i:.l
.)
Parades:
Muster
parade
in
Ihe
Armory
at
8
n.m.
Wednesday
evening
February
3.
to
be-
fa.
lowed
a
8..W
p.in.
tiy
h
leclus
on
"ituard
Mounting"
hy
Sergl.
NV.
llorroolH.
Classes
of
lostnietlon
will
l
hetd
in
Ihe
Armory
as
follows:
Tuesday
al
K
jmii.,
Uwin
gun
section.
Wfdnesday
at
H
p.m..
Signal
ting
section.
Thursday
al
H
n.m..
Ftrsl
nlil
Ida.
.Mosneiry:
.uiniaiiire
nangi
iraeth,
l-'riday
al
H
p.m.
Ml
ranks
attending
iiilnhilun)
ninge
are
expected
m
alo
alien
I
Parade
on
Wwlnesday.
Annual
Insptvliou:
All
rankt
are
wnrneil
Ihat
Hie
annual
in
i-ririi
in
iiic
Hi
r
iM-furr
Hid
iui
day
i
rniniarj,
.1.11.
ito.
ami
all
tiartlr-inli-bli
in
Ui'-
ruie
are
miHlreil
in
iu
Itn-
ailHHIUt
lif
ttlelr
lll.i(LIlhr
Iii
i
w
I.
I
lllnllll.
oilM
A.
WATT.
Ofrii-ial
A.liiniiitril..r
.
.
I'Mnre
IIUvrl.
I.r
nHil
lln
t1f.
day
i.f
January,
Hn
IN
PROBATE,
IN
THE
SUPREME
COURT
COLUMBIA.
OF
BRITISH
In
tli
Mtltrr
or
ihr
AUiiiliilKlrtllun
and
In
I
hi.
Matlrr
of
iln
Kialo
nf
MeiUire,
lirrrael.
Inlrtlale
Afl
llerlierl
lloiiuiir
F.
MrU.
fining-,
made
IIh
,
da
i.r
January,
A.Ii.
I(i,
i,
aprwdniK.l
A.lnilnialralnr
til
Ihe
male
nf
llrrtirrl
n-.l'nr,
11,-rrNMCII,
ami
all
partly
liaV
,..
iaii.li
aianiM
ini
km
in
rutlr
nr
hi-n-liy
n-(iilml
In
rurnlth
aamr,
r.iiwrl
i-iiried
in
inn
mi
iir
lipfur.-
ihe
iiav
of
leliruarj,
A.l.
Ifft,
ami
all
parilca
the
aiiMiiinl
or
hlr
Iin1cliledn
lo
in'-fnrlnviltti.
.NOIMN
A.
WATT,
orrirlal
AdininiMratitr.
.......
.k-
.....
.JV.nrT.
r
"'-
.mv
ni
iiinaryr
iwyn
IN
PROBATE.
IN
THE
SUPREME
COURT
OP
COLUMBIA.
BRITISH
In
the
Mainr
r
in
AHmmiMraiMi
and
Aft:
In
Hie
Mailer
nf
lw
F.tlale
nf
Tom
O'nrlrn,
ii-ic-il,
InipMatr.
'
ll.iiHHir
r.
Mcll.
V
oonir.
made
Hi
nil
lav
or
January,
A.fi.
Idfll.
I
wa
ai.imnle1
AdiiimlMrainr
of
Ilic
p.ui
nf
Tnm
o'Hrlen,
ilc-pa-(l,
an.)
all
parilca
KIV.
nr
rlalma
Malum
th
M(
rM,
iP4
hereby
lr(nli-ef1
lo
furnUli
Mine
imiimrlv
veririeil
in
me
on
nr
lieMre
the
ji
dar
of
fehrnarr
All
lot
..
;
I'liiti-bleil
In
Ibe
email
are
required
in
p
1
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kiiifiiinl
i
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Ofrirlal
Admlnimramr,
Prlnee.
nuperl,
ll.C,
Dated
the
tlrd
day
of
January,
1
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and
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Yon
Guarante
d
hirst
Mortgage
10-Year
Bonds
(If,
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International
Electric
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Paying
10
per
cent
per
annum
tlonivio
i
Mipplviog
I.ighi
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ii
well
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inleret
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von
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now
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getting
10
per
cent
on
your
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money?
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not,
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opportunity
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which
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of
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i
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week
coriiuiein-ing
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2.
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door
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Hhop.
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the
Empress
Hotel
We
carry
a
full
line
of
CIGARS,
TOBACCOS,
FRUITS,
CANDIES
SOCIAL
ROOM
IN
CONNECTION
Jmi
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