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BRINGING
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By
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VINCENT
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TO
TELL
Vc
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Httr
HIS
APPOINTMENT
AS
CANADA'S
KE-PRESENTATIVU
THE
OPfuv
AT
WASHINGTON
TERE
IS
ON,
p
Re
WAS
HAPPY
The
Spectator,
London,
recently
published
a
letter
to
the
editor:
May
I
be
'allowed
as
an
old
friend
and
a
warm
admirer
of
Vincent
Mousey
to
cay
something
about
him
and
hla
new
appointment
to
the
readers
of
the
Spectator?
lie
deserts
their
close
attention,
as
a
patriotic
Canadian,
as
an
Imperialist
of
the
best
type,
as
a
believer
In
a
permanent
understanding
between
all
who
speak
the
English
tongue,
as
anl
adrocate
,of
the
University
spirit,
as
a
potent
element
In
social
and,
political
life,
and
finally
as
one
who
deserves
the
poignant.
If
old-fashioned,
description
of
"a
scholar
and
a
gentleman."
tilt
appointment
by
Mackenzie
King,
th
new
Canadian
Prime
Minister,
to
be
the
diplomatic
representative
of
the
Dominion
at
Washington
Is
a
happy
event.
Judged
not
only
by
the
personality
and
record
of
the
man
appointed,
but
also
as
being
a
new
departure
In
the
development
of
the
British
Commonwealth
of
Nations.
It
signalizes,
not
a
weakening,
but
a
strengthening
of
the
ties
that
bind
the
nations
of
the
Empire.
That
Vincent
Massey
will
exercise
an
Important
Influence
In
Washington
cannot
be
doubted,
and
exercise
it
without
In
the
least
Impairing
the
position
of
the
British
Ambassador.
The
American
people
as
a
whole
will
find
In
Mr.
Massey
as
strong
an
adherent
as
they
are
of
,
the
University
spirit.
Mr.
Massey's
father,
working
through
hla
son,
en-
lng
In
the
British
Empire
with
a
notable
feature
In
Hart
House.
Hart
House
Is
an
institution
halfway
between
a
"Union
such
as
we
know
at
Oxford
and
That
the
business
people
of
Ketchikan
differ
with
the
salmon
fishermen
on
the
question
of
whether
or
not
there
should
be
fish
traps
Is
Indicated
in
the
following
editorial
from
the
Ketchikan
Chronicle:
Dan
Sutherland
has
been
delegate
to
congress
for
six
years.
He
want
to
go
there
for
another
two
years,
to
draw
down
some
thirty
odd
thousands
.of
dollars
mors.
To
bring
about
his
election'
he
tells
the
fishermen
he
is
against
flshtraps,
that
he
wants
them
abolished.
He
has
told
them
that
for
six
years
and
if
elected
he
would
tell
that
two
years
from
now.
In
this,
he
Is
either
incapable
or
In
sincere.
If
he
wants
the
flshtrap
abolished,
why
has
he
not
had
them
.
wlfwd,
out?
The
answer
is
that
he
hai
'
not
been
able'
to
do
so,
or
that
he
1
Insincere
In
his
statement
that
he
Is
working
to
that
end.
Privately
he
Is
known
to
know
that
the
flshtrap
can
not
be
abolished
any
more
than
the
Iron
chink,
the
power
boat
or
the
lino
type
machine.
But
he
uses
this
argu
ment
as
vote
bait.
There
is
as
much
sense
in
advocating
the
abolition
of
the
flshtrap
as
there
la
against
advocating
a
law
against
j
more
gas
engines
for
boats.
The
wiping
out
of
the
trap
would
mean
more
seiners,
it
Is
said.
Likewise,
the
wiping
out
of
the
gas
engine
would
mean
more
row
boats.
But
progress
does
not
turn
backward.
Dan
will
tell
the
fishermen
he
Is
going
to
wipe
out
the
flshtrap,
but
he
isn't,.
He
isn't
even
going
to
try
very
hard.
Any
move
of
his
In
that
direction
will
be
a
mere
gesture,
for
catching
votes,
The
same
Is
true
of
Wllllma
L.
Paul,
who
has
been
In
the
legislature
a
counle
of
terms
and
who
has
Dromlsed
his
native
tribesmen
that
he
woiila
wipe
but
the
traps.
He
will
not
wipe
them
out.
He
knows1
It,
and
he
know
that
If
he
did
there
would
be
little
fish
packed
and
consequently
no
money
for,
schools.
Ketchikan
alone
gets
money
from
some
seven
or
eight
canneries
to
help
pay
expenses
and
then
from
the
Territorial
treasury
which
gets
practlc
ally
all
of
Its
money
from
the
fisheries
It
gets
some
75
per
cent
Of
the
cost
ot
Its
schools.
The
Paul
ticket
today,
Including
Sutherland,
stands
for
giving
every
aged
native
In
the
country
a
pension,
This
will
mean
that
the
schools
must
suffer
and
that
the
olil-tlr.
;r
must
suffer.
The
Sutherland-Paul
ticket
stands
for
1
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Int
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Furvm
Soviet:
.Ue
nothing
except
turning
the
Territory-back
to
the
natives.
Odd
Kinks
in
and
Around
New
York
Alaska.
But
they
have
seen
their
child-SUbway
Sketch
:
The
rush
hour,
voun?
men
and
flappers
have
managed
to
get
most
of
the
seats.
A
feeble
old
man
stands
holding
a
strap.
The
train
stop
an
old
woman
enters.
No
one
offers
her
a
seat.
The
old
man
regards
one
of
the
young
men
with
interest,
leans
dowed
the
great
and
growing
University
over
and
taps
him
on
the
knee
and
of
Toronto
the
largest
seat
of
learn-j
then
turns
to
the
old
woman
saying
"permit
me
madam
to
oiler
you
a
seat.
'
I
The
dapper
young
man
blushes
and
:
rises;
the
old
woman
thanks
them
both
,
Cambridge
and
a
College
of
Athletics.'
Clinging
to
a
sporting
custom
of
Its
splendid
"Great
Hall"
(a
dozen
feethelr
youths,
a
group
of
old
men
form
or
so
longer
than
Wolsey
"Great
Hall"
"
rt
eulld
of
croquet
players
meet-at
Christ
Church).
Its
notable
Library.
!m6
dally
to
Central
Park.
Complete
Its
Lecture
Rooms
and
Common
Rooms,
:
wlth
niallets
and
bolJi,
for
chase
and
its
Theatre,
all
go
to
make
It
a
through
the
wire
wickets,
they
team
off
princely
home
for
the
undergraduates
PlaT-
tofee
or
cloudy.
When
it
that
flock
to
Toronto.
It
only
remains,
to
be
said,
and
it
If
by
no
means
an
unimportant
item,
that
Mrs.
Massey.
the
daughter
of
Sir
Oeorge
Parkin,
one
of
Canada's
chief
lnspirers
in
the
Imperial
tradition,
is
certain
to
prove
In
the
future,;
as
In
the
past,
the
best
of
helpers
In
the'
good
cause
served
by
Mr.
Vincent
Massey.
'
Thus
all
the
omens
seem
favorable.
That
Mr.
Massey
will
have
a
prosperous
tenure
of
office
at
Washington
and
set
a
good
tradition
is
the
hope
and
sure
belief
of
all
his
friends.
He
certainly
will
deserve
success.
No
more
can
be
said
of
any
man.
J.
ST.
L.
8.
QUESTION
OF
FISH
TRAPS
JU'KINKKH
ri:()ll.K
WANT
THEM
AM)
.
wHSHKUMKN
IM
NOT
AN
ELECV
"
w
'
TIOX
ISKt'E
rains,
many
times
they
use
umbrellas.
If
it
Is
true,
as
the
psychologists
declare,
that
thn
average
person
would
rather
descend
than
ascend
stairs,
the
prosperity
of
New
York's
hundreds
of
basement
shops
might
be
accounted
for
Offering
their
wares
a
few
steps
below
the
level
of
the
sidewalk,
they
tantalize
the
purse
strings
to
unloosen
foi
everything
from
tea
to
tambourines.
Reminding
the
New
Torker
of
the
thousands
of
strangers
in
the
city
dally.
Is
the
constancy
with
which
he
is
assailed
by
visitors
seeking
directions.
1
'
The
usual
advice
given
such
strangers
Is:
"If
you
want
concise
directions.
I
dont
ask
a
native;
ask
someone
who's
been
here
only
a
few
months.
He
probably
knows
the
ropes
better
than
a
native
son."
And
that
leads
to
another
phase
of
the
problem
of
getting
about
the
big
city.
Many
a
stranger,
spotted
as
such
by
the
sharp
cab
driver
he
appeals
to.
finds
his
cab
fare
double
what
it
normally
would
"be
after
the
cabby
has
circled
the
named
destination,
declar
lng
that
he
never
heard
Of.
or
had
to
go
to
that
place
before.
Echoes
of
the
recent
heavyweight
championship
bout
at
Philadelphia
can
be.
heard
yet
in
New
York.
In
the
book
shops,
not
only
on
expensive
and
ex
clusive
Fifth
Avenue
but
also
on
the
humble
but
popular
Fourth
Avenue
quarter
of
second-hand
shops,
the
book
sellers
are
giving
prominent
displays
to
their
stock
of
out-of-print
books
on
the
boxers
of
old
as
well
as
biographies
of
the
modern
fistic
champions
of
Flatl
anla.
llany
of
the
shops
also
display
colored
prints
and
steel
engravings
of
famous
prize
fighters
of
the
last
nun
dred
years.
New
-York's
ever-urgent
problem
of
"elbow
room"
ls
even
causing
an
evolu
tionary
process
In
radio
equipment.
Antennas
In
the
'shape
of
waterproof
parchment
sheets,
,
resembling
window
shades,
are
to
be
had
In
different
sizes
They
can
be
hung
against
the
wall
or
placed
under
a
rug.
Thousands
of
the
old-form
aerial
antennas,
however
still
thrust
themselves
up
from
the
roof
ol
almost
every
dwelling
and
apartment
house
in
the
city.
The
intricacy
of
New
York's
subway
system
Is
always
puzzling
to
visitors,
but
in
the
dispatchers'
'offices
Is
a
toy
railroad
system
that
any
child
could
understand.
Scores
of
tiny
electric
lights
on
a
huge
map
of
the
tracks
how
the
dispatchers
where
every
train
Is
every
minute
These
tiny
lights
share
with
block
signals
and
electrical
B.M.B.
Experienced
mo
then
say
Zam-Buk
it
best
for
-t!U
Jl
J
cnuuren
injuries
ana
i
i
skin
troubles,
because:
It
is
herbal
no
poisonous
mineral
coloring.
It
is
antiseptic
prevents
cuts
and
burns
taking
the
wrong
way.
It
is
soothing
ends
pain
quickly.
It
heals
every
time.
Just
as
good
for
grownups.
Sold
at
all
stores
and
druggists.
ly
locked
switches
the
credit
for
the
1
company's
boast
of
"the
safest
railway
j
n
the
world."
i
Patent
medicine
venders
find
up-to-
date
Broadway
as
lucrative
a
field
as
any
country
fair.
A
man
with
a
powerful
physique,
and
without
a
shirt,
so
nis
muscles
will
awe
the
onlookers,
can
hold
-a
crowd
spellbound
as
he
tells
.he
flabby-muscled
city
men
how
they
an
gain
the
strength
of
a
Hercules.
Almost
before
the
wreck
was
cold.
w
York
saw
in
the
movies
a
detailed
lcture
of
the
Fonck
disaster.
Sent
to
ret
a
graphic
record
of
the
world's
lrst
trans-Atlantic
flight,
the
camera
Atn
returned
with
the
complete
story
jf
its
tragic
ending
preserved
in
pic-
ures.
All
four
lanes
of
traffic
crossing
at
'Ifth
Avenue
and
Forty
Becond
street,
ne
of
the
busiest
Intersections
in
the
orld,
were
halted.
Down
on
their
:nees
In
the
centre
of
the
crossing
the
raffle
policeman
and
a
girl
searched
llligently,
oblivious
of
the
blare
of
horns
from
the
rapidly
piling
up
traffic.
rhe
girl
had
broken
a
string
of
bead
rid
the
policeman
was
helping
her
re
rover
them.
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tourls
.nd
standard
sleeping
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through
rom
the
Pacific
Coast
to
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shlp'r
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8Uters.
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v.
Moose
Ladles.
18
Pythian
Sisters
v.
Orange
Ladle
Moose
Ladles
v.
Bt.
Oeorge's
Ladles.
FEBRUARY
1
Orange
Ladles
v.
St,
Oeorge's
Ladles
Pythian
Sisters
v.
Moose
Ladles
IS
Pythian
Bisters
v.
Bt.
Oeorge'i
Ladles.
Moose
Ladles
v.
Orange
Ladles.
MARCH
1
Orsnge
Ladles
v.
Pythian
Sisters,
Bt.
Oeorge's
Ladles
v.
Moose
Ladles
15
8t.
Oeorge's
Indies
v
Orange
Lodle
Moose
iLadles
V
Pythian
Bisters.
BILLIARDSCHEDULE
nCTOHKIt
20
Orotto
vs.
St.
Andrews.
20Orand
Terminals
vs.
Moose.
novi:miii;h
3
Oyros
vs.
Orotto.
6
St
Andrews
vs.
Orsnd
Terminals.
9
Jrtoase
'Vs.
Oyros.
13
Orotto
vs.
Orand
Terminals,
10
Oyros
vs.
St.
Andrews,
lo
Moo
vs.
Orotto.
33
Orsnd
Terminals
vs.
Oyros,'
30
st,
Andrews
vs.
Moose,
29
.Orotto
vs.
Oyros,
iiixmiiKit
8-
-Moose
vs.
Orand
Terminals.
'
7-
-St
Andrews
vs,
Orotto,
110-
'Orand
Terminals
vs,
Moose.
14
Ortfid
Terminals
vs,
St,
Andrtwi.
W
anted
ited
For
For
lots,
some
corners,
harbor
view,
and
on
sewer.
Pnces
low
and
tenns
from
S
10.00
nivnthly.
Enquire
T.
McClymont.
tf
FOR
-ALE.
MAHOGANY
DRESSER
with
long
trench
bevelled
mirror;
electric
lamp;
ferns
and
Jardiniere.
Apply
229
Eighth
Avenue
West.
PtMBe
Oreen
733.
Port
SALE.
GRAY
ENOINE:
MODEL
D.
3
cylinder.
4
cycle
10-13
hp.
with
dutch,
shaft,
propellor.
Dixie
tnaj.
Oood
running
order,
O.
Rone.
Phone
387
or
Red
613.
tf
FOR
BALE
ADDING
MACHINE;
ALSO
cash
register.
Will
sell
cheap.
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Box
333.
Dally
News
Office.
333
TENT
FOR
SALE.
NEW
THIS
YEA
II
and
used
only
one
week.
Prtcc
130.
Pullen,
Dally
News.
'J
FOR
BALE.
FIVE
ROOMED
HOUSE.
near
Dry
Dock.
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Box
331.
Dally
News
Office.
31S
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CHEAP,
HALF
A
TON
OF
old
newspapers.
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News.
t
OR
SALE
ONE
TON
FORD
TRUCK.
S17SD0.
Apply
La
Cssse
Bakery
22
FOR
BALE.
30.30
Winchester
rifle;
A
I
condition.
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Red
163.
233
TO
RENT
OH
RENT
OR
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THE
LATEST
Improved
com
operated
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pianos.
For
terms,
address
Elrctrlr
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care
Dally
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RENT.
FURNISHED
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four
rooms
and
bath.
Water
paid.
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S47.
OR
RENT
PIANOS.
PLAYER-pianos.
phonogTsphs
and
sewing
machines.
Walker's
Music
Store.
FOR
RENT.
BIX
ROOM
MODERN
flat
with
bathroom,
at
171
Third
Ave.
East,
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Hyde
Transfer.
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TOR
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MODERN
UP-TO-DATE
Hat:
large
airy
rooms;
fire
place;
clone
In.
Msx
Hellbroner.
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APARTMENT8
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RENT
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dsy,
week
or
month.
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HOUSE
FOR
RENT.
rooms
and
bath.
Munro
Bros.
DOARD
AMD
ROOM.
BOARD.
THE
INLANDER,
Second
Avenue.
Phone
137.
I
t
its
FIVE
B30
FURS
MADE
TO
OUDl'.ft
AND
RE
modelled.
Raw
skins
tsnned
and
dreed
Mall
orders
promptly
attend
ed
to.
Mrs.
F.
Tsrr.
234
Broadway
East.
Vancouver
SCHEDULE
IN
MEN'S
WHIST
m:.MN
M
ILL
OPEN
O.N
OCTOIIKIl
J
I.AIHHH'
TIME
TAHI.K
MION
The
schedule
for
the
first
half
of
the
season
in
the
men's
section
of
the
Fraternal
Whist
League
is
announced
si
follows:
OCTOBER
288t.
Oeorge's
Society
v.
St.
Andrews.
Knights
of
Pythias
v.
Moose.
Elks
v.
I.O.O.F.
NOVEMBER
4
Native
Bons
of
Canada
v.'
Bt.
Oeorge'a
Society.
St.
Andrews
V.
I.O.O.F.
KnlghU
of
Pythias
v.
Elks,
1
1
Knights
of
Pythlss
v.
Native
Sons
of
Canada.
Moose
v.
St.
Oeorge's
Society.
Elks
v.
St.
Andrews.
IB
St.
Andrews
v.
Moose.
Elks
v.
Native
Sons
of
Canada.
I.O.O.F.
v.
St.
Oeorge's
Socletv.
25
Bt.
Andrews
v.
Native
Bons
of
Can.
ada.
Knlhgts
of
Pythias
v.
Bt.
Oeorge's
Society.
Moose
v.
I.O.O.F
DECEMBER
2
Knights
of
Pythias
v
I.O.O.F
Moons
v
Native
Sons
of
Canada.
JSt,
.Oeorge's
Boclsty
v
Elks,
LOST.
LOST.
-
POCKETDOOK.
CONTAINING
large
sum
money,
between
Emproas
Hotel
and
Cow
Ray
Reward
of
ten
per
cent
mi
returning
to
Dally
Mews
Orate.
FOUND
FOUND.
BOX
OF
CARPENTER'S
Tool
Owner
Meoury
property
to
It
M.
Ifejtgett
Oovernment
wharL
FOUND.
FIVE
BAB
ED
ALL
DATS,
ply
Dally
News
Office
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ii.
ii
nifii
2c
per
word
in
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No
Advertisement
taken
fo
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than
50c
FOR
SALE.
niowlng
U
the
hedulefor
the
first
;TOR
8ALETO
aE
OUT
AN
tate.
we
are
authorised
to
sell
sevrrnl
AO-
MAKE
MONEY
AT
HOME
MEN
AND
women
can
earn
Si
to
S3
an
hour
in
spare
time
wrttlog
she
wear
d
N
canvassing
or
solMtUng.
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with
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Third
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CHEVROLET
COMMERCIAL
CAR
PRICES.
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Utility
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815.00
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in
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NOW
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to
buy
that
car
you
have
been
considering.
Why
walk
during
the
unpleasant
winter
weather?
We
have
several
new
models
ou
hand,
prices
are
at
a
low
level
and
easy
terms
are
available.
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i'.mim
Two
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Self
Starter
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One
Ford
Truck
Bnan.
One
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Oood
running
order.
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us
an
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