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Afternoon,
except
Sunday,
the
Prinre
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News,
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of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
T8
is
finer
tea
and
finer
value.
DAILY
EDITION
agjjfm
Wednesday,
Jan.
20.
1920.
Making
Bids
For
Progressive
Support.
Ihiii.
Arthur
Meiphen
scores
the
Mackenzie
King
government
for
mnking
it
bid
for
Progressive
support.
Mere
is
whit
I
the
Victoria
Times
lias
to
,uy
of
Hon.
Hugh
Outline's
hid
Vur
the
same
support:
On
Tuesday
the
Conservative
parly
in
the
House
of
Commons
through
the
Hon.
Hugh
Outhrie,
who
declared
he
spoke
ou
the
authority
of
Mr.
Meighen.
made
Hie
following
hid
for
the
support
of
the
Progressive
group:
"Honorable
members
who
form
the
Progressive
group
in
the
House
will
realize
iheir
position
would
be
just
as
strong
under
a
new
administration
as
it
is
under
the
present
one.
They
would
occupy
the
same
dominant
position
in
the
councils
of
this
House
which
they
do
today.
If
a
new
government
were
formed
and
legislation
satisfactory
to
them
introduced
and
proceeded
with,
there
is
no
reason
why
such
a
government
should
not
continue
until
the
end
of
the
parliamentary,
term.
But
we
have
the
safety
valve.
Should
legislation
be
introduced
not
acceptable
to
Ihein.
then
on
account
of
the
peculiar
position
they
occupy
they
would
have
the
remedy
in
their
own
hands."
Thai
was
n
pretty
higfy
bid,
so
high
that
it
must
have
sent
shivers
down
the
backs
of
cerla'ijr
interests
which
have
been
supporting
t
he
Conservative,
party
and
which
are
looking
for
payment
in
legislative
favors.
It
must
have
been
exquisitely
irritating
to
the
Tory
newspaper
which
have
been
taunting
the
government
with
its
dependence
upon
the
Progressives
us
something
humiliating
ntui
degrading.
Why
Should
British
:
&'
'
Government
Aid
Canada.
Is
it
no!
about
time
we
gut
away
from
the
idea
that
the
British
government
is
Kkely
l((
extend
financial
aid
to
building
railways
or
otherwise
developing
Canada.
Already
the
British
government
is
paying
practienlly
the,
.whole
cost
of
protecting
Canada
with
her
navy,
hhe
bore
the
brunt
of
the
war
both
financially
and
with
her
man
power.
A
a
result
she
is
much
more
heavily
taxed
than
is
CaiiHda.
For
us
to
ask
that
she
expend
money
here
does
not
seem
reasonable.
Let
us
forget
it.
If
there
is
any
helping
to
be
done,
let
us
help
them.
They
need
it
most.
Today
Canada
ought
to
'be
strong
enough
financially
to
carry
her
own
burden.
If
she
requires
money
site
can
borrow
it
from
those
who
have
it
to
lend
and
can
pay
interest
-on
the
debl
giving
good
security.
By
doing
it
that
way
she
is
Independent.
If
rich
people
of
Great
Britain
wish
to
sc'iid
money
here
to
look
after
our
spiritual
welfare,
that
is
their
business.
If
they
like
to
invest
money
in
this
country
on
a
business
basis,
we
shall
welcome
it.
What
we
object
In
is
making
proposals
that
Britain
shall
aid
us
to
build
railways
in
order
to
provide
an
nulle
for
her
people.
Ve
should
do
that.
We
want
thne
people
here
and
we
ought
lo
be
able
lo
putiiip
the
money
to
make
it
possible
for
them
to
come.
How
can
we
expect
to
be
looked
on
a
n
nation
if
we
still
have
lb
go
whining
to
our
mother
for
aid
to
build
our
railways
and
to
get
Us
(nil
of
a
nasty
financial
mess
which
our
foolishness
has
brought
upon
lis.
Where
is
our
dignity?
Premier
Oliver
And
General
Orilurri
Wrong..
-
Our
opinion
is
that
both
-Premier
Oliver.
and
Ocneml
Odium
nre
wrong
in
their
altitude
Imvnrd
the
Old
'Counlry.
iV
similar
proposal
was
made
recently
thnl
the
Brihlf
-government
shoilld
nid
in
the
establishment
of
steel
works
in
this
province.
We
want
the
steel
works
nnd
we
want
railways
but
we
do
mil
want
to
ask
Great
Britain
to
put
money
into
anything
that
we
cannot
guarantee
as
n
straight
business
proposal.
No
one
expects
the
proposed
railway
lo
pay
dividends
oil
the
bonds
Tor
years,
especially
if
il
remains
under
government
ownership.
Money
has
been
.fooled
away
ou
the
P.d.K.
by
the
people
of
British
Colombia
and
British
Columbia
Will
have
to
stand
the
loss
To
try
lo
slough
it
off
on
lo
aiivoue
else
would
injure
our
standing
nnd
bring
the
country
into
discredit.
'
IT
the
Imperial
Oovrrnmeiit
were
in
facl
an
imperial
gov-
-riiniCIl'
ill
Dim
iimi
..m.i
(hilt
II..
............
I
..r
it
i
'
--i
i!
iimi
mi-
iKnti-i
iiiiiciii
in
ijiinaiia
a
crteral
govrumeiil.
we
might
go
lo
them
and
ask
for
aid.
What
we
nre
asking
i
that
the
poor
oppressed
(ax
payer
of
Britain
tax
himself
yet
more
heavily
in
order
to
relieve
n
of
the
duty
of
paying
our
share
of
imperial
commitments.
You
have
to
chew
SHREDDED
WHEAT
That
means
sound,
healthy
teeth
Report
Adopted
and
Rough
Draft
of
Estimates
Prepared
For
Use
of
Incoming
Board
-
'
At
the
final
meeting
"f
die
Prince
Hupcrt
Library
Board
held
ltisl
night
in
the
Lihrary
with
H.
F.
Pulleu
'presiding.
I
lie
report
of
the
work
of
ihe
past
year
was
submitted
ami
ap
proved,
rough
estimates
fur
Hie
cumins
year
wwre
prepared
as
a
recommendation
to
the
new
hoard
and
library
affairs
generally
were
discussed.
At
the
close
Hie
chairman
thanked
the
.members
for
the
manner
in
which
fliey
had
attended
tn
their
duties
iind
for
the
loyally
they
hail
shown.
The
work
of
ttie
library
hint
made
good
progress
ami
lie
Imped
(tie
new
members
of
the
board
wodbl
carry
on
and
make
it
a
still
prealer
success
than
it
was
at
present.
The
official
report
signed
by
the
chairman
nnd
secretary
follows:
The
Report
This
board
lielit
twelve
regular
meetings
during
the
year,
a
record
off
Hie
attendance
nf
(lie
members
is
attached.
The
library
was
open
2!'U
days
and
a
1.503
books
were,
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
aya:
IT
makes
a
person
feci
rather
lonesome
when
he
reads
that
everybody
else
in
the
country
had
a
good
year,
oven
the
railways.
TI1H
truth
will
out
.
1
had
wondered
why
Central
was
sometimes
a
littlehv
last
year
aid
nowvl
find
she
had
over
a
hundred
more
phones
tn
watch
than
during
102
i.
WHAT
liappineKH
can
Central
fdve
Dy
moving
iirompl
nnd
quick
Hut
when
she
says
"line's
busy,"
f
loaned,
an
increase
of
2,t7rt!
books
over
last
year.
.
The
dailyj
average
for
the
year
was
111).,
Ttie
number
of
borrower
on
the
active
lis)
at
the
end
of
the
year,
was
2.105.
a
gain
fop
the
year
of
3C.3.
The
number
of
books
lias
been
increased
by
471
but
Ihe
number
of
books
donated
tn
the
library
lias
(Implied
tod
It
a
against
251
the
previous
year.
This
means
that
more
books
will
have
lo
be
purchased.
The
library
has
been
painted
and
varnished
inside
and
the
roof
has
been
made
watertight
by
a
roatiu?
of
"I'rotex"
roofing
l
lie
estimates
for
llie
year
1020
are
attached
for
your
ap
proval,
,
a
lunger
amount
will
be
required
for
rebinding
this
year!
as
there
are
between
three
and
four
hundred
books
requiring
attention
in
this
respect
at
onco,
but
we
have
cut
down
on
repair
and
fuel
to
effect
this.
Important
Factor
That
the
library
has
become
an
important
factor
in
the
recreation
and
education
of
the
people
of
this
city
is
evident
from
Hie
fjgurcs
quoted
above,
and
we
earnestly
unae
the
members
of
the
finance
committee
of
the
city
council
for
ll2G
to
pass
our
appropriation
for
books
in
full
this
year
so
that
the
library
board
can
carry
on
more
efficiently
and
supply
the
insistent
demand
that
is
being
made
on'
them
for
more
books.
Miss
V.
.Mortimer
resigned
her
position
as
librarian
at
the
end
of
August
and
was
succeeded
by
Miss
A.
1).
Uruikshauk.
The
retiring
members
of
the
board
for
IV'27
are
II.
F.
Pulleu,
O.
fi.
Hacker.
iul
.tamos
Black1.
Ai
the
close
of
the
meeting
the
members
were
entertained
for
a
short
time
by
the
chairman
at
his
flat.
A-..
with
the
City
Council."
If
all
IIiaIR
readers
were
reimrleri
thai'1
,
lit'uilin
would
scare
llieni,
for
jif
there's
anything
in
the
worUij
ja
reporter
deio.sls
,i&
sitting
u
i
Willi
(lie
ruy
uouueir.
IN
Winnipeg,
..the
city
that
i
ciuitcstiiiif
the
vixU
of
Vnnetoi-vcr
to
call
ilseif
the
third
city,
o
sixty
mile
,-ile
blew
last
week.
Ihe
Hiinw
wa
Jieavy
and
wet
and
then
to
cup
ihe
climax
the
electric
lights
went
out.
We
have
had
nil
those
thlmcs
happen
here
hut
never
all
at
once.
KINCi:
they
have
thai
mini
mum
wiibc
hill
passed,
how
about
a
bill
to
compel
people
10
slaj
in
bed
until,
daylight.
"
i
TIIH
other
day
I
was
asked
Very
nearly
malie
me
ftirk.
wi,y
I
did
ind
jjay
a
few
funny
-
ithiliirs
nliniit
the
ediluriaU
ill
AHA,
the
day
are
ulready
af-l'HM
ureal
and
lilifidsoru(
ffnillly
tinp
loiifter
and
pretty
soon
I
journal.
I
he
diffbililty
Is
that
shall
be
able
1t
IfiJjit.lB
with
iH0
-
crJilnr
readsViny
stulT
and
my
collar
Milton
by
daylishl.
sometimes
lakes
all
the
minuter
out
of
it.
Thai's
the
difficulty
WHAT
is
worryintf
a
lot
of.uf
hniutr
a
c(ilhiiuiist.
Hut
it's
people
tlij
winter
Is
whelheTdietler
than
lieinir
an
editor
for
I
they
will
.have
a
chance
to
doff
heir
b.v.d.'A
this
year
or
tint.
HlNCi:
it
costs
two
million
dollars
to
fijfhi
ho
election.
1
sua-t?est
that
Hie
cotiiilr
y
do
wilhout
the
election
and
frtvc
the
two
milium
to
me.
A
WIXMPKO
newspaper
bit
a
dcpartnicnt
sailed
"HiUIiik
In
Have
only
him
to
Jump
on
my
neck,
while
he
bus
all
the
old
cranks
in
lowii
Chewlhtf
pieces
out
of
Ills
anatomy.
HOltX-
Three
sons
and
fiv'
ihlUKhtets
In
Xebucinlnezcr.
our
tabby
mi.
thai
we
thought
woiibln
i
ever
have
any
kittens
hecause
lie
waft
n
he.
vt
was
told.
I'oor
old
Xeb
wont
wronj'
January
20,
1916.
Charles
iiustiifsiiii.
:i.'i:i
Ninth
Avenue
West,
is
in
the
hospital
suffering;
from
injuries
uflei
IniviiiK
shot
himself
in
the
loweij
part
of
the
body
while
huiiliiifr
at
Cloyah
Hay
yesterday.
After
having
aufTercd
sevendy
from
e.x-uosiire
and
intense
pain
fur
some
hours,
he
was
finally
brought
to
the
oily
by
his
companion.
There
will
be
a
jrrand
concert
in
the
Presbyterian
Hall
tonight.
Thomas
CcClymoiit
will
net
as
chairman
and,
anions
those
contributing
lo
Ihe
program
will
be
.Miss
Stephen,
Miss
.Margaret
Mr-Coll.
C.
A.
(I.
Armstrong.
,A.
Cbipperlon.
Mrs.
.larvis
Mcl.end.
Mrs.
James
Oarinichael,
Mrs.
(1.
A.
Hryant,
Mr.
iMtlfy,
Mr.
Kd-inunds,
.Miss
Harnsley,
Miss
1,1).
lian
Kln,
'Miss
I
reeinatt,
Mr,
ntnl
.Mrs.
n.
Patterson,
Melh
lhivles,
U.
I).
Jones
and
v
Vaiiighan
Itavies.
The
Trades
A
Labor
fioiinell
has
elec.led
officers
for
(lie
year
us
follows:
I'reshlenl,
S.
).
Mae-ilonald;
secretary,
V.
Thnmpson;
vice-president,
It.
McLean;
financial
secretary,
(leorge
Hud-derham;
treastii'er.
.1.
,.
Anderson.
Advertise
in
the
Dally
New-
Victor
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Electric
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HEAVY
DEMANDS
ON
LIBRARY
IN
MONTH
REPORTED
TO
BOARD
Librarian's
Report
Shows
3,303
Volumes
Loaned
In
Decem
ber
of
Which
800
Were
Juvenile
The
regular
monthly
report
of
the
librarian
to
the
binary
board
submit
led
Inst
night
showed
u
lolal
circulation
for
the
month
or
IWetnher
of
a,.'l3
volumes
which
Tor
the
25
days
the
institution
wns
open,
was
an
nxerage
of
1.12.1
a
day.
Of
the
total,
fiction
made
up
2.lll
volumes
and
Juvenile,
HOtt.
New
borrowers
registered
numbered
1(1,
of
which
juvenile
numbered
17.
Mlghleen
card
were
cancelled,
leaving
n
lolal
borrower'
cards
mil
as
2,1
0(1.
or
73
books
added
lo
Ihe
shelves
during
the
mouth,
fit
were
'obtained
by
purchase
and
12
by
gift.
Fourteen
were
d.israrded
leaving
n
total
liulnber
of
vnhmtes
til
t.fiftl.
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High
tirade
Superior
Oi
My.
Iletinlnr
price-
1
On
1.75.
Sale
Prices
95c
to
$1.25.
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Mussallem
Grocery
Co.
Ltd.
Phones
18
and
84
Dr.
E.
S.
Tait
DENTIST
Helgerson
Block,
Prlnoe
Rupert,
B.O.
Office
Hotirfi
0
to
fl.
X-Ray
Sarvlol
Phon
888.
Open
Tuesday,
Thurndft)'
and
Saturday
Kvenlngs