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of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
The
plan
of
the
wheat
pools
to
control
the
wheat
market
of
the
world
by
establishing.
a
huge
world
wheat
pool
is
an
am-w,'fl''V?',ei
t
whether
it
is
too
'large
to
be
carried
out
can
only
be
proved
by
testing
it.
Should
iHfdil,
however,
it
mighl
j-iun;
wuasiruus
10
me
uauaoian
pools,
which
are
operating
web
at
present.
m
The
pools
tire
really
big
experiments
in
socialism.
They
are
wieouuniiuiis
mr
me
proiecuon
oi
tne
producers.
The
progres-of
these
organizations
will
be
watched
because
of
die
interest
in,
such
experiments
and
also
because
of
the
fact
that
the
pools
are
interested
in
Prince
Rupert,
through
the
leasing
of
the
elevator
here.
Miners'
Strike
is
Nearlng
the
End.
It
it
is
Imp
that
n
l.irtro
cxi;.,
nt
ni:..
:
i.l.
.
,.0
inumi
u
uiiusii
iiiiiirrs
nave
accepted
a
compromise,
it
leoks
as
if
the
strike
was
Hearing
an
end.
Once
sections
begin
to
slip
away,
there
is
little
hope
for
finally
winning
out.
They
are
getting
verv
nearly
what
they
want
ajiywtjy.
it
seems
-
,
While
many
people
here
will
regret
to
see
the
miners
beaten.
"
"c
8u
io
see
me
siriKe
auan'end,
even
though
it
is
a
long
distance
from
here.
It
has
been
going.
mV
a
long
time
and
f
iinvca
uiaA.me.,a
junui
.10
ineuume
ihean
last.
f
Cutting
Grain
In
'r
i
1
Bulkley
'Valley.
Prinw
Rupert
is
pnrlicirlarly
interested
in
the
grain
growing,
m
the
Bulkley
Valley,
especially
after
statements
made
bv
(Jouservatives
at
the
last
election
that
no
more
grain
woild
be
grown
there
than
previously
and
that
the
elevator
would
not
benefit
the
farmers
of
that
part
of
the
province.
The
fact
that
a
large
acreage
of
grain
has
been
sown
and
is
now
being
nit
shows
the
incorrectness
of
the
Conservative'statemenU
of
thai
day.v
Now
we
shall
all
be
glad
lo
know
if
it
turns
out
well,
for
cm
the
crop
this
year
depends
very
largely
what
will
be
done
in
future.
If
the
yield
is
a
good
one,
the
amount
of
grain
s0wu
liext
year
should
be-considerably
Increased.
Glad
People
Read
Editorial
Articles.
r..
JluM"ff
from
tfie
small
response
received,
.sometimes
the
editor
of
a
newspaper
gets
to
think
that
nobody
reads
his
articles
1-rom
the
furore
caused
by
a
little
humorous
statement
the
other
??Sr.it?s
clear
that
they
are
being
read
and
that
many
people
are.
interested
iu
the
views
expressed.
Naturally
they
are
o.ly
opinion
and
it
is
never
expected
that
more
than
two
out
of
three
will
agree
with
an
opinion.
W"
welcomed
the
criticism
received
over
that
particular
article
i-
and
hope
fliat
the
people
who"
reail
thai
will
continue
tp
read
so
that
they
may
be
further
enlightened.'
Before
the
campaign
is
over
there
will
be"
a
lot
more
things
to
say
and
some
i
of
them
may
provd
interested.
;
'
j
'f
'.
.
'
'
'
d-'
eveloplng
Mines
In
This
Vlclnitv.
.i.?f-iveh''rteiH.r..lie'
new
mineral
property
nt
Topley
I'AVi.
'MPP'1
mine
is
one'
of
I
the'great
events,
of
thi
year'
.,..vv..u.,
a-
,u
vcius
iiKeiy
w
oo.
apparenlJy
lln,s
development
Is
sh
easy
that
it
requires
very
little
canilal
and
no)
nn.ni.
l,ml
UV
make
it
a
success.
The
announcement
is
made
that
rrgLnP.fhi,",,e",!!
wil1
6
fr,im
1,,ere
u'is
year,
apparently-
lo
the
Trail
Smelter.
-
ni.i..
.
.
ifi'
.
"
,J
w
pn,v0
a"
or
mining
development
jn
thi.s
district.
i-r
One
by
one
properties
are
being
brought
into
the
condition
of
producers.
The
Dnlhie
mines
at
Hmithers
are
shipping
very
rich
ores
and
this
Topley
proposition
prornie
to
''u"i;ii'
mum
una
i.nere
are
plenty
or
possibilities
in
Ilia
district
and
some
of
them
should
be
heard
from
soon.
fttfoul
heayylKating
foods-Eat
SHREDDED
WHEAT
fiHSCUIT
is
Shredded
Wheat
pressed
into
a
wafer-crisp,
-
tasty
and
delicious
1
STANDING
OF
HOT
SHOT
FOR
THE
PARTIES
HON.
A.
MEIGHEN
How
easy
it
rofghl
be
either
side
at
'this
'election
make
a
pain
in
tin"
provinces
that
would
materially
affect
the
results,
is
shown
when
tho
standing
of
the
parties
is
noted..
In
considering
the
relative
strength
of
the
Did
parlies
it
must
tie
remembered
thai
Pro-
givsslves
at
this
ehvliqn
ar
eampaiimfi'g
with
the
-
Liberal
and
may'for
all
practical
pur-boes,
bo
considered
Liberal
can
didates.
"o
also
is
-Veil
ct
CotnoS-Alberni
who
U
eel
down
ts
an
independent
hut
a
Lih
ral
supporter.
Knllpwing
is
th
sianiltnsr
or
the
members
a
ahowii
by
pro.inivs:
n.c
..
SUkon
...
Alherla
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
.
Ontario
Quebec
X.
ltruiiwtck
Suva
Scotia..
I'.
E.
I
Cons.
Libs.
Other
10
I
3
0
f.
(18
I
to
It
MODERN
EAPPER
3
0
4
15
I
12
60
I
3
ANY
TIME
TODAY
WILL
I
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0
,D0
FORTHE
LIMERICKS
Contestants
May
Mall
Them
In
the
Door
at
the
Dally
News
or
at
the
Post
Office
Tonight.
Any
local
people
vmbing
lo
write
lasl't
minute
limericks
for
he
contests
beiiw;
concluded
to-iiight
may
mail
them
any
time
he-fore
midnight
or
may
leave
them
iu
the
door
at
the
!ail
i.N'ews
of
ice.
At
midnight
the
contest
ilnses.
As
soon
as
out
of
town
people
have
had
an
opportunity
o
jret
iu
Jhetr
last
minute
contributions
the
judging
will
le,
lone
and
dm
winning
verses
will
be
published.
Here
are
one
or
two
contributions:
A
professor,
whose
line
is
tuition,
lias
vacated
a
first
class
position.
He
is
strivintr
to
be
Our
future
M.
f.
r
i
i.i
rraugui
wnu
uazaru
is
sunt
a
Iransftjon.
Theros
nothing
about
Mr.
Brady
iiiai
i
narrow
or
crooked
or
shady;
But
his
political
crest
Is
the
curse
of
the
west;
'Tis
is
a
pity
for
him
and
his
lady
N-ow
it
seems
to
me
Brady
will
win,
pile
of
argument
specious
and
thin;.
'
What
you
hear
from
friend
Hork
You
inay
takn
with
a
fork.
And
let
the
Conservative
jn.
Here's
to
the
winner,
be
it
Stork.
Or
the
teacher
that
came
oer!
from
Oork,
But
let's
hope
thai
the
best
one
Will
pitch
in
and
work
gome
For
the
good
of
his
country
and
port.
We
have
with
us
a
new
politician,
Life
in
Ottawa
is
his
ambition:
But
thai
lunar
legged
bird,
Whom
some
think
absurd,-
1
Will
likely
rraih
the
position.
AND
HER
MANNERS
She
roupres
her
checks,
And
she
powders
her
nose,
To
her
elders
she
sneaks
In
a
manner
that
shows
An
entire
disrespect
for
maxim
or
wheeze.
And
she
dresses
in
skirl
scarce
cover
her
knees.
Bhe
shocks
us.
And
mocks
us.
ror;
Premier
Olir
Takes
Issue
With
to
vSHlm
on
Number
of
Ques-
wise
that
And
loves
to
employ
The
manner
and
shaoe
of
n
fairly
laud
hov.
She'
frixhtrhs
old
foaW
'juln.
ways
'thai'"
are'
wild.
For
they
say
that
she'n
not
1fk
the
olden
day
child,
Anil
you
rallier
inler,
from
tho
stories
they
tell.
That
she's
more
than
half
-.vnv
on
tho
hiKhrond
to
well.
To
some
place
where
It's
seldom
you
find
a
nice
ael.
Well,
wu
df.n'l
understand
her;
nui
one
Hi
in
ni-stryr
a
thouahl
that
should
make
us
regard
her
with
awel
:
In
her
turn,
she'll
l.erotr
hn
-.
molh-r
some
day.
And,
mm
awful
&till.
n'rans
h
mother-in-law.
Playing
the
Qame
She
Why
are
von
iilwav
playing
golf?
He
II
keeps
me
fit,
She
Fit
but
for
what?
He
More
golf.
.
Mlons
In
Address
v
VllvroH'jA,
Aug.
81.
"K
'I
hadu'theeii
for
I
lie
-
action
of
(he
r.oiiseivaiC
parjy
and
thf
feiiate,-,viiii
its
(lonseryatue
majority,
many
worthy
people
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
aysi
Tins
nt
an
age
penis,
Jake
says.
of
see
trt-
This
is
also
an
age
of
poll.
.
i
.
...
.
.
.
lies,
.vmj
some
or
ine
politicians
are
.vety
.rnvrtous.
t
Here
(heni.l
W-
.
1
'
I..U-
lady
A
gehtleman
or,
who
sKtnc.J
a
letter
''Voter0
1n
yen
terday's
papir
,sny
If
llic
Con
senalivios
'
need
their1
head4
examined,
so
does
the
editor,
tr
something
0
that
effect.
Oon'l
worry
about
the
miri
cor.
What
your
friends
think
about
you
more
important.
It
even
Is
difficult
a
dog.
to
howl
dowfj
The
world
is
gelling
heller
every
day.
Men
now
button
their
shirts
in
front.
.
-
There'
plenty
'of
free
speed
Ihese
days.
Between
elections
they
charge
an
admission
fee.
I
am
wondering
if
there
will
ho
lime
io
oo
hunting
this
fall
with
elenlnns
on
and
coming
iicre
.or
grain.
ship'
I
wonder
,
jf
a
ship
were
to
come
here
for
graiu
'pn
election
day,
would'
(he
Tories
still
voir
against
Stork?
.
A
lot
of
voters
do
not
car5
much
about
the
Stork
but
it
must
he
remembered
Hint
lit
brought
in
n
wonderful
baby
I
know
n
ar
w'uo
loves
to
pose
And
dab
the
powder,
on.
her
nose.
She
looks
Into
her
mirror
liny.
And
lo
her
horror
sees
it
shtn.
If
people
will
go
around
with
r
f
tiuf
n
ai
iri
or
t
till
'
benefit's
the
Old
Ape
IVn-
ions
Bill,"
declared
'Preniiee
Olffr.
in
an
address
here.
"'Or.
Tolniie
says
that
th-?
Coriserv'ativc
parly
Is
hehuid
!d
peiishm-.
Perhaps
s.
They
inlKliI.e
beliind
It,
hut
are
they
pushinjr
11
forward
or
pulling
it
hack?
Every
remark
.Mr.
.Meigh-en
made
concerning
the
hill
was
a
sarcastic
remark.
They
say
they
are
in
favor
of
its
princi-pV''.
hut
against
the
methods,
slated
the
Premier.
The
speaker
conlinued
that
v?
opportunity
of
improving
the
Old
Ape
Pensions
Bill
was
presented
wheu
the
measure
reached
the
comniiite.it
sLiee
in
the
HoiiM,
but
the
O-nservalivcs
failed
tQ
take
a'vnnio?e
of
it.
Unanimous
Vote
,
.Premier
Oliver
said
that
th-4
B.C.
LfKisliiitire,
in
!l3,
Dj
unanimous
ote,
hail
gone
(
reconl
(avonng
Old
Age
Pel.
sioiis.
When
lUe
Old
Age
Pensions
Blt
came
before
the
Sen-ale,
every
B.C.
senator
voted
against
i,
with
the
exception
or
Senator
Barnard,
who
was
paired.
"Otherwise.
I
suppose
he
would
als
have
rejected
It."
h
ndded..;
The
sp
iker
referred
to
Prs-niier
.Mekio-n
claim
that
the
Itohb
hndgei
reduced
the
burdef
of
wealthy
people
and
imireased
the
eoif
of
it
necessities
of
life.
have
loked
up
the
r-cord
of
the
customs
tariffs
In
Cana.la'diid
cannot
find,
gener
ally
's'jieirtir.v.
any
material
ia-i
creasy
from
ltJI
to
1P25
in
thl
CUsUuii,Jtiriffs
on
the
necessities
of
life.
In
spite
of
what
Mr.
Ateiifheniiay
say,
the
reduction
(jf
laiesind
lowering
of
dutic
On
automobile
.Iocs
affect
the
work
in
if
man
as
well
as
the
wealthy
people.
If
Mr.
Meighen
iioesn'1
know
thai,
then
he
ha
omeihing
to
learn."
deola.ed
Jjhe
premier.
,
Says
Treaty
Beneficial
Since
en
minx
to
British
Col
Ui.lbfa
Premier
.Meichen
had
found
that
the
Australian
treaty
was
popular
here,
and
his
vien
uau
ueen
auereu.
1
lie
speaker
said
that
for
every
dollar's
worlt,
uf
poods
Canada
bought
from
Australia
she
sold
in
return
ten
lollars'
worth.
"I
rhalienue
iMn.
.Melxhcn
to
point
out
any
other
treaty
by
which
Canada
is
pc
linsr
io
-for
every
l
she
spend."
for
the
Jirst
time
volume
makes
possible
these
values
GREATEST
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COUI'CMODLLS
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Cauue
K
M?LAUGHLINBUI
EVER
BUILT
For
Demonstration,
phone
or
call
Dave
Ross
KAIEN
GARAGE
f
the
death
in
the
Peace
Jlivei1'
ounlry
of
Capi.
Mautr,
who
was
formerly
a
Skeena
Itiver
steamer
piaster.
i
t
t
.T-
(
V
'
.
forestry
cftiit6v'At
for
ser.
;
lice
overseas,
hiyid.'d
by
Cap'
!
Iteorae
ft.
Hull,
left
fnt
the
Kasl'
fy
tram
yesterday.,
It
eonsisl-e.l
of
Irnnk
Cuiith'.'o
B.
Con-dil.
It.
McDonald,
p.
4lafAlin.
J.
Pilkinglon.
and
II,
Albertson,
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