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DAILY
EDITION.
Thursday,
Dec.
?,
192G
FEARS
OF
.MIL
GUTHRIE.
Hon.
Hugh
Guthrie
is
afraid
that
the
ties
of
Empire
may
be
weakened
by
the
definition
given
at
London
of
the
position
in
which
the.'sejf-governing
Dominions
stand
in
relation
to
the
conduct
of
foreign
policy.
He
adds:
"I
doubt
very
much.
if,,
in
practice,
this
affords
anything
more
than
the
Dominions
have
.actually
enjoyed
for
many
years.
Then
why
the
alarm?
If
the
Dominions
have
actually
"enjoyed
for
many
years,"
the
status
which
they
are
now
officially
declared
to
possess,
where
is
the
danger
that
they
will
proceed
to
"drift
toward
seperation?
It
was
not
noticeiXde
ten
years
ago
that
the
Dominion
had
been
doing
any
drifting
in
that
direction.
Berlin
had,
and
still
has,
very
positive
convictions
to
the
contrary.
YOUTH
XOT
AT
PREMIUM
IN
TRAIL.
In
at
least
one
place
in
the
world
youth
and
good
looks
are
not
at
a
premium
any
longer,
it
appears,
for,
the
school
board
of
Trail
has
announced
that
henceforth
these
will
constitute
a
bar
to
engagement
in
the
filling
of
vacancies
on
the
teaching
staff.
It
came
about
in
this
way:
No
less
that
eight
attractive
young
ladies
have
Ontario
has
spoken.
I.
diAften
ten
years'
trial
of
the-law-knowTi'as-
"thevO.TiA:.
the
citizens
of-Ontario,
by
an
overwhelming
verdict,
have
declared
In!
favor
of
a
measure
of
government
control
in
dealing
with
the
liquor
question,
inat
weight
of
public
opinion
speaks
for
itself,
Canada,
from
Quebec
on
the
Atlantic,
to
British
Columbia
on
the
pacific,
is
now
working
under
various
systems
of
government
control
of
liquor.
How
long
will
it
be
before
this
system
is
extended
east
to
the
Maritimes?
Will
k
ever
extend
south
over
the
international
line?
Edmonton
Bulletin.
.
LESS
"SCOLDING
AXD
3IORE
ACTIQX.
You
scold
your
children
too
much.
You
make
too
many
assertions
that
you
never
carry
out
You
scpld
so
much
that
the
children
pay
no
attention
to
'your
requests
then
you
wonder
why.
Time
and
again
you
threaten
severe
and
prompt
punishment
for
a
certain
action
you
have"
forbidden,
but
you
never
earn
out
.
.1
.
11
.
.
.
.
...
uur
wireais,
so
tney
are
noi
aiarmea
at
your
sputtering
talk.
Ins
Arid
the
worst
of
it
is
that
they
are
getting
more
and
more
disobedient
and
ill-behaved
and
you
are
more
and
more
ashamed
of
them.
If
you
would
talk
less
and
make
thrm
feel
the
punishment
in
such
a
way
that
it
would
sink
into
their
thoughts,
you
might
get
results.
Some
children
loiter
and
stay
at
the
home
of
a
neighbor
instead
of
going
directly
home,
because
they
expect
a
scolding.
:
Parents
should
realize
that
all
children
do
annoying
things.
Expecting;
that
things
will
happen
that
shpuld
not,
Is
half
the
battle
toward
overcoming
them,
-i
'
And
don't
scpld,
ACT.
Selected.
'
'
'
'
i'.
PRINCE'S
MORGANATIC
WIFF
IfiSFQ
APTWN
the
case
two
weeks
ago
ruled
today
that
It
was
Incompetent
to
pass
on
the
dls-between
thea
two
Rumanians
and
i(ssai
livuuu
nvuuu
assessed
tile
AGAINST
HUSBAND
!Um,,r,no
posts
against,
Madame
!
There
is
a
story
ln
the
news
about
a
PARI3.
Dec,
8.
Zlzl
Lambrino
has
college
athlete
who
dedicated
a
book
of
lost
her
court
fight
against
Former
'
poems
to
a
lady
friend,
who
promptly
Crown
Prince
Carol
of
Rumania,
seeking
I
married
him.
You
might
.hastily
Judge
to
establish
the
status
of
the
six
year-
I
that
the
poet
did
not.
deserve
such
old
son
Mlrcea,
born
of
their
morgsnatic
)
treatment,
but
then
you
have
not
seen
msrriage'.
The
French
court
which
heard
1
those
poems.
"I
Had
Bilious
Attacks
and
Stomach
Weakness"
Mrs.
?m.
Robinson,
Yon
Iter,
SaslL,
writes:
"I
suffered
from
stomach
anf
liver
trouble,
and
usd
to
have
bilious
attacks
so
lad
that
I
could
do
nothing
for
weeks
at
a
time.
.
My
stomach
would
be
so
weak
that
not
even
a
drink
of
water"
would
stay
on
it.
On
my
sister's
advice,
I
began
to
use
Dr.
Chase's
Kldney-Liver
Pill,
and
must
aay
that
they
have
made
m
feel
like
a
new
woman,"
DR.
CHASE'S
KIDNEY-LIVER
PILLS
On
FUI
a
Dose.
15
cti.
a
boi,
all
rVaUrs,
or
Tbs
Dr.
A.
W.
Chase
Medietas
Co.,
Ltd.,
Toronto,.
Cansds
I
YOUNGEST
M.P.
WILL
REPLY
TO
THRONE
SPEECH
tons-
Alum,
or
riJEscoTT.
to
mm
nnsT
mix
run
tlllUlALN
was
despaired
of
but
he
is
back
to
fighting
form,
and
will
pitch
the
first
ball
for
the
liberals
in
the
new
house.
The
seconder
of
the
address
this
year
will
oc
Swan
i&xpherson.
member
for
Peruse
La
Prairie,
whose
particular
claim
to
fame
In
Liberal
circles
Is
that
he
defeated
Right
Hon.
Arthur
Melghea
in
the
September
election,
and
was
undoubtedly
one
of
the
contributing
causes
to
the
retirement
of
the
former
Conservative
chieftain
from
public
111.
The
biSslr-cvj
of
opening
the
house
is
well
under
way.
and
it
Is
now
said
to
be
practically
assured
that
Hon.
Rodolphe
-
Lemieux
will
be
re-elected
speaker.
For
deputy
speaker
the
choice
is
said
to
nave
faUen
on
J.
Fred
Johnston,
the
member
for
Long
Lake,
Sask.
ill
Johnston
is
a
natlre
of
'
Boesrt.
York
County.
He
entered
the
house
In
1911
as
a
supporter
of
the
union-
government
from
Lost
Mountain,
la
1931
he
was
elected
as
a
Progressive.
In
192J
and
19
he
waa
elected
ja
a
liberal.
He
was
former
whip
of
the
Progressive
pan.
been
married
in
a
short
time
after
coming
to
Trail,
having
beenir
AHJCC'
MfJCfP
PI
IIR
claimed
by
as
many
eliirible
bachelors
emnloved
in
the
trreat
smelt-
L-flUiEu
illUJlL
LLUD
ing
industry
of
the
Consolidated
Mining
Company
in
that
region.!
Hence
the
board
has
decided
that
from
now,
on
it
will
rule
in
favor
of
teachers
who
will
be
less
likely
to
marry.
Members
of
fhe
board,
however,
have
been
forced
to
acknowledge
that
they
have
no
complaint
against
the
pretty
appointees
on
the
ground
of
competency,
as
the
pupils
under
their
tuition
made
good
progress.
But
just
the
same
they
can't
have
the
jobs
as
teachers
in
Trail!
IS
PROHIBITION
GOING
OUT?
MET
YESTERDAY
AT
MRS.
HEILBRONER'S
The
Ladies'
Music
Club
met
yesterday
afternoon
at
the
home
of
Urs.
Max
MeUbroner
The
subject
of
study
was
""Modern
American
Composers"
and
the
program
was
in
the
hands
cf
Mrs.
BcObroner
and
Mrs.
O.
A.
Bryant.
It
was
as
toiiows:
Orchestra
seiesUoa
"On
"Canada."
Paper
'American
Composers."
Miss
M.
A.
Way.
Crefeestra
Serenade
Rococo:
Darkles'
Cradle
Song."
Piano
solo
"Ooodaher"
(Etheibert
Kevlnl.
Mia
M.
A.
Wsy.
'
Vtelln
solo
"Who
Knows"
(Ernest
Bali).
Mrs.
Millar
Vocal
soi
-"The
Tears
at
the
Spring"
airs.'H.
H.
A.
Beach).
Mrs.
D.
Raas.
,
Hano
solo
"Pirouette"
'H-
Pinch).
Mrs.
B.
J.
MelUsh.
Vonal
teso
"Morning"
(Oly
Speaks).
Mrs.
J.
P.
McMUlan.
Violin
solo
"To
a
Wild
Rcse"
(Edward
A.
McDowell).
Mist
M.
Lancaster.
Piano
solo
"Indian
Lodge"
(Edward
A.
MeDowel).
Mrs.
P.
P.
Kenny.
Vocal
solo-
"I
Hir
a
Thrush
at
Eve
(Chaa.
Wakefield).
Miss
K.
Jones.
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
DrC'r
JIISEK
9,
1316.
,
.A
by-election
will
be
necessary
In
this
constituency
owing
to
the
fact
that
T.
D.
Pattullo
U
to
be
taken
Into
the
Provincial
cabinet.
Nomination
day
will
be
on
December
33
and
election
on
December
30.
,'
The
opening
meeting
for
the
season
of
the
High
School
literary
society
was
held
last
evening.
A
varied
and
Interesting
piogram'
waa
presented.
James
xiicbeii.
president
of
the
society,
was
In
the
chair.
Miss
Barbara
Tulloch.
and
Miss
Mildred
Brenton
reached
the
city
this
morning
from
California
en
route
home
to
Winnipeg.
As
winners
of
a
beauty
conteat
ln
their
home
town
they
were
given
the
round
trip
to
the
movies
metropolis.
Lleut.-Colonel
Percy
A.
Outhrte,
officer
commanding
the
230th
Battalion
dress
under,
the
auspices
of
Bt
Andrew's
Society
on
the
war..
CLARA
BUTT
CLAIMS
JAZZ
ON
DOWNGRADE
LONDON,
Dec.
9,
Jaza
has
psssed
tbe
zeiiUh
of
public
favor,
says
Dame
Clara
THE
DAIIA
NfcWd
TO
ENCOURAGE
IMMIGRATION
TMO-miNll
IMKK
MILIl.
KESM.T
IN
l.MXI'N
or
IlKtriMICK
TO
CAN.
AIM
MVS
OtTICI.IL
MONTREAL.
Dec
9.
TJie
Institution
of
the
rto
pound
nu,
following
upon
the
report
of
tte
Imperial
Coo
OTTAWA
n-v-
a
i-.h
A.r
lerence.
is
bouna
to
result
in
wm
member
of
the
house
of
commons
for
llwtw
tn
British
emigration
ua
C
Prescott
county.
Ontario,
will
mote
thr!J-
SmUh.
vice-president
of
the
Cans-addrpj
In
reply
to
the
speech
from
thejalan
Atonal
Hys..
mho
arrived
In
Mon-tfcrone
la
the
house
of
common,
to-trni
tTota
London
yesterdsy.
"But,"
he
morrow
when
the
prc-ChrUtmss
-,
dtcl4rl-
"
Canada
wul
go
fur
the-stea
rets
under
war.
Mr.
Aiwer
U
nd
dclJ
w
"e
n'w
lo
Unt
the
Tounwst'
member
of
the
new
w
proportion
of
Inexperience
house.
Just
twenty-four
year
of
age.;mea
able-bodied
and
suitable
'
f6r
Wttlement
she
hate
an
can
he
fought
a
doughty
fight
In
a
riding
the
Brtuh
that
ahe
csu
emurranu
where
as
many
priu
usually
run
as
do
Tories
la
a
Toronto
riding.
Dutae
!
hn11'-
EvantureL
former
member,
appears
tot
"Tt)e
e
matter-
aald
Mr.
hate
lost
the
party
lupport
on
the!51"1-
u
lh
10
light
of
thU
honor
for
the
man
who
kU
Brltt.h
emlgranU
from
vanquished
him
last
September.
Mr.!0?1
Wtlj
engaged
on
the
land
in
Great
Britain
for
they
repreaent
a
the
campaign
and
for
a
time
his
life
smaU
fraction
of
the
population
and
tbey
are
also
perhaps,
the
only
dsw
it
workers
who
are
indispensable
an
among
whom
there
is
no
unemployment
and
smaU
desire
to
migrate.
But
In
the
towns
and
in
the
cities
there
are
thousands
of
able-bodied
men
who
could
come
to
Canada
under
the
two
und
rate.
Not
"down
and
outs"
and
unemployable'
but
eitUrns
of
the
test
tjpe.
honest,
industrious,
mtel-jent.
adaptable,
who.
ln
the
ctrtum-tances
which
oppress
Great
Britain
today,
through
no
fault
of
her
own.
tre
unable
to
face
the
prospect
oi
having
to
pay
approximately
1125
each
far
the
fares.
Extension
of
the
iwj
pound
rate
to
cover
these
men.
betid
permitting
the
migration
of
thousand,
of
desirable
settlers.
would
encourat,
the
migration
of
people
with
amai.
capital,
whose
means
would
otherwise
be
dissipated
in
paying
the
fares
o.
themselves
and
their
families.
M
ITtll
TOR
SiKTTtXMrAT
"I
am
not
sure
that
I
quite
like
Ok
term
inexperienced
men
"
aaid
Ml
Smith,
for.
among
those
who
are
classed,
are
men
used
to
hard
wort.
ble
to
drive
and
care
for
horses
ana
in
every
"way
suited
for
land
settle
ment."
"Yet
half
of
our
Canadian
farmers
wet-
bom
and
bred
lu
towns.
Migrant,
in
experienced
Engliahmen.
who
landed
11
this
country,
comparatively
speakuv.
without
a
cent,
have
won
the
htghes
awards
for."
wheat
and
scores
of
farm
ers
in
Canada
openly
prefer
"luexpee
ienced'
townsmen
of
the
right
tyu
who.
they
say.
have
nothing
to
unlean
are
more
adaptable,
and
posses
mor
initisuve
and
ambition
to
succeed.
"An
important
sidelight
on
th
qnesuoe
of
inexperienced
men.''
con
Unued
Mr.
Smith,
'is
arTortfed
by
lb,
correspondence
course
in
Canadlax
farming
which
our
department
3
solonizatlon
started
two
years
agt
Some
people
win
smile
at
the
idea
o
teaching
farming
by
mall
but
the
fae
remains
that,
of
the
hundreds
of
men
who
have
taken
this
course
beiart
g-
Ing
to
Canada
and
whoa
we
have
set
tled
on
the
land,
not
one
has
eom-plalred
or
been
thr
subject
of
com
plaint.
The
course
does
not
preteuo
to
turn
them
Into
practical
agrteuriur
1st
which
would
be
impossible
ant
absurd,
but
It
gives
these
men
an
un
demanding
of
fundamental
principle
making
allowances
for
different
part'
(of
the
country.
More
important
etll-
jlt
gives
them
the
right
mental
atutud.
1
towsrds
farm
work.
The
course
ala
acts
in
a
seiecuve
way
tor
omy
inc
first
type
of
migrant
win
go
to
tht
trouble
of
preparing
himself
for
a
life
in
a
new
country
by
undertaking
a
four
months'
course
of
spsre
time
study.
"Canada
wants
men;
like
,
these
and
It
la
our
intention
to
'make
a
bigger
drive
than
ever
la
bringing
this
course
to
their
notice,"
Mr.
Smith
said.
"A
good
deal
has
bsVn
done
In
Europe
in
encouraging
tourists,
freight
and
express
butinea
'and
emigration,
new
ofhcea
have
been
opened
.in
Paris
and
Oeothenburg.
Sweden,
an
enterprise
which
has
been
much
appreciated,
especially
in
France,
where
the
needs
of
Canadians
in'
Psrl
and
of
tourists
from
both
sides
of
the
Atlantic,
have
been
given
apodal
attention.
Among
those
who
have
complimented
the
company
In
respect
to
the
Paris
office
have
been
HRJi.
the
Prince
of
Wales,
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"Another
satisfactory
feature."
Mr
Smith
declared,
"la
the
way
ln
which
the
type
of
service
which
now
characterizes
tbe
Canadian
National
Railways,
is
becoming
known
in
Oreat
Britain
where
Sir
Henry
Thornton's
(The
Kilties
Regiment!,
will
be
In
.
the
'
railway
administration
t
regarded
with
city
next
week
and
will
deliver
an
id
Butt,
and
U
now
on
the
down
grade.
The
famoi
opera
singer,
however,
doe
not
condemn
Jan
altogether.
"Of
Its
tipe
some
of
It
Is
really
clever,"
she
declared,
"and
I
do
not
altogether
condemn
Jazz
because
It
has
at
least
had
the
effect
ot
making
English
dancing
popular.
I
do
contend,
though,
that
Jan
now
is
most
assuredly
on
the
wane."
"Who's
to
blame
for
measlesf
says
a
headline
Aa
if
everybody
didn't
know
It
Is
always
tbe
neighbor's
kids.
the
highest
admiration."
COULD
NOT
SLEEP
ON
LEFT
SIDE
"I
had
pains
through
my
stomach
(due
to
gait)
and
could
not
sleep
well,
especully
on
left
side.
Thanks
to
Ad'ertka
I
am
well
again."
(81gned)
Samuel
8.
Payne.
Adlerlka
remotes'
OAS
m
ten
minutes
and
brings
out
old
brings
out
old
waste
matter
you
never
thought
was
In
your
system.
It
Is
wonderful
for
constipation
and
allied
stomach
trouble.
No
matter
what
yo-i
have
tried,
the
HEAL
Adlerlka
action
will
surprise
you.
Ormes
Limited,
druggists.
Municipal
surpluses,
we
learn
from
experience
are
things
that
remain
firm
I
in
mid-summer,
but
melt
away
upon
the
approach
of
winter.
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DC
up
to
twelve
o'clock
now
on
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1th
day
of
January.
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years
will
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allowed
for
tbe
removal
of
tbe
timber
All
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muat
comply
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of
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or
any
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neces-
Eery
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of
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arcttrs
contains
a
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insert
card.
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they
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in
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Because
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and
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which
they
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made.
To
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Astoria
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to
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well,
feel
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and
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well
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400
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441.
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Inlet.
Queen
Charlotte
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Two
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years
will
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allowed
for
removal
of
ttmbrr
,
Further
particular
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the
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