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DAJLT
EDITIO"
Saturday,
Ausr.
2H,
liiJO.
Learning
Trickery
of
Politicians.
The
peoio.iS
arguments
proented
by
J.
(I
Brady,
(Vjier-yat.ve
candKlale,
at
the
public
meeting
in
the
auditorium
last
night
indicate
(hat
he.
is
rapidly
throwing
off
the
mantle-or
the
school
Jeaeher
and
adopting
the
role
or
the
clever
politician,
the
man,wdiom
he
professes
to
abhor.
The
wav
he
juggled
lhe
fishjnu.
question
was
really
clever,
lie
et
Jut
to
show
that
J,"'V,
l"a'F
a
two
face
game
with
the
fisher-
Voa
will
like
ths
bran
in
SHREDDED
WHEAT
without
irritating
the
intestine
e
nicji
and
that
Mr.
MeigheuV
Government,
when
it
granted
tin
licenses
was
simply
a
common
ignoramus
and
had
not
done
i
t
.
.
V
.
,J
w,m
n,ai,ce
nf,"-ctlioughl.
He
forgot
lo
mention
that
filing
continued
to
the
end
of
the
season,
for
a
full
week
filter
the
Meighen
meeting
here.
.Mr.
Brady,
Ihough
lied
to
the
tail
or
the
Conservative
parti-makes
a
great
play
of
hi-
independence
or
par!
v.
Whv
then'
did
he
offer
himself
as
n
Conservative
and.
why
is
he
backed
J.v
4
?r'8.e,P
.U,e
niu,t
ra,,id
of
U,e
old
Par,-V
iiiachiiie
gang?
Mr.
Hrady
poes
as
"the
friend
of
the
workingmaii."
I.nt.he
is
in
Hie
wrong
company
lo
get
away
with
any
Mich
dopc.
As
we
said
before,
Mr.
Brady
is
in
a
aiir
way
to
become
a
clever
politician
and
one
term
at
Ottawa
would
complete
lhe
work,
but
happily
he
is
nut
likely
to
be
there,
at
auv
rate
not
on
Ihjs
occasion,
because
the
fishermen
and
workiiigmeiu
to
-.u"1..
.
.srnuolh
appeals,
arc
loo
wise
to
be
caught
wilh
that
kind-oftbait.
TJrey.liav
fished
lon
them..elve.
eaucauon
is
Very
Important
Matter.
-
The
education
of
the
young
people
is
one
of
the
niot
important
affairs
of
the
city.
Just
now
there
are
evern)
new
teachers
coming
in,
particularly
in
the
High
School,
and
it
is
up
lo
the
parents
and
others
to
give
them
every
iKi-sible
support.
It
is
also
up
to
the
trustees
to
jiay
Ihem
what
Ihev
are
wvrth
Nothing
is
as
imiiortant
!o
the
city
is
to
have
the
vofmg
men
and
women
given
the
right
kind
or
Mart
In
the
chools.'
Value
or
Radio
to
the
iCountry.
.
J
The
radio
is
particularly
valuable
Ui
-those
people
who
live
a
long
way
from
cities
and
towns
,
and
who
are
therefore
much
isolated
during
lhe
winter
months.
Recently
questions
were
aked
froni
women
in
regard
to
it
and
here
is
some
of
the
information
gathered
from
them;
.
Te
deprive
the
benefit
or
the
hints
oh
household
economic,
health,
beauty,
and
all
the
olher
topics
that
appeal
to
the
fair
sex,
radio
clubs
have
been
forpied
by
women
living
away
from
the
eitie.
Radio
tea
parties
are
the
rule.
The
old-fashioned
country
woman
is
fast
disappearing.
She
no
longer
specializes
on
"neighborhood
gossip
nor
the
prices
of
chickens,
butter
and
eggs
but
can
discuss
the
lalesl
fashions,
piny
bridge,
and
narrate
all
that
is
going
on
in
the
field
if
politics
or
about
music
and
drama,
not
to
mention
LasebalL
football
.and
prize
fights;
and
she
findj
Jhe
French
les.Miti
very
inleresliiig
too!
Parliament
Decision.
i
...
is
Being
Flouted.
;
-
The
Lit
Parlianient
was
asked
li)
iMry
Mejghen
for
euough
iiiuurj.ui
rjiuuic
u
w
carrj
qn.
me
request
was.
refused,
Vhr
liahienl
declaring
that
his
Government
was
not
Jeirallv
constl
tutej.
Then
Mr.
Meighen
annealed
to
the
Governor
and
ml
a
dilution,
something
that
was
refused
to
Mackenzie
King,
and
Howrlbe
Governor
is
signing
warrants
to
the
extent
of
a
million
d(llArs..a
hy
to
enable
the
afrairii
of
Jhe
country
to
Jje
carried
oil.
.TJie
money
belongs
to
the
people
and
is
paid
by
them
inl
uta.es,
j.ui
iney
nave
no
say
in
me
spending
f
it.
The
Governor
ua
Jieignen
are
Oomg
that
between
them.
Ho
far
they
have
got
through
close
to
sixly
million
dollars
and
it
is
increasinz
ever
aay.
h
the
lime
the
ejeelions
are
over
and
Parliament
can
ie
caiiea
it
w!Il
Je
close
lo
one
hundred
millions,
and
per-bap
more.
This
is
an
immense
mm.
Vet
tht
people
who
nay
nave
tithing
to
say
about
how
it
is
spenL
That
is
the
Meiien
Illf
1I1UU.
-A
citle.
Stork-
aay
a:
Klcclion
day
will
soon
be
here,!
Iliank
I
ho
icnvers.
Women
are
always
wurryinu
aliout
what
lo
put
on
and
men
worry
about
what
tlrcy
can
Stealing
i
vvjcVcd
except
it
1m
lo
Meal
to-second.
What
makes
c
era
rwt
I
e
smoking
expensive
it
the
large
numbnri
af
cigarette,
Hiuokers
wito
never
reeni
to
buy
any.
Y
Tlie
mo
I
diiiboioMii?'
thirig
i
in
go
to
a
niovie
show
that
t
advertisnl
a?
hein;
wicked
and
find
It
if
jusl
a
little
lame
Uiau
the
average.
Jake
a
if
lie
wa
a
Lihera
le'd
liatft
iiiiuelf
and
if
he
wer
a
Conserwtive
he'd
commit
.ui-
All
the
same
is
the
boy.
i4
Al;Hlt.
DAILY
NKWS
Grades
Sold
for
Economical
Transportation
At
Afffil
If
m
kjh
cm
ma
.
h
:tf
C
:v
TBI
CROM
a
movrmcnt
almost
imperceptible
through
rosy,
quick
acceleration
o
a
ihnlling
tUspliy
of
fpced
all
with
unbelievable
ease
and
smoothness
Chevrolet
sails
terenety
over
the
hardest
hill.
To
the
resist
leu
power
and
upreme
economy
of
the
Chevrolet
engine
hat
been
added
a
smoothness
a
freedom
from
vibration
unexpected
and
hitherto
unknown
in
a
four
cylinder
car.
Never
before
vai
even
Chevrolet
capable
of
estab
fishing
such
performance
with
such
evident
cat
and
smoothness.
Compare
the
smooth
Chevrolet
not
alone
with
can
in
ill
price
class
but
with
can
more
expensive,
more
costly
of
upkeep,
more
difficult
to
handle.
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
lie
tliiok
The
trouble
with
Jake
hales
to
lose
hU
vole.
i
lie
The
only
iiiing
that
vorrie
mp
about
this
election
is
that
J
(tiusidembb'
exeileiiient
irsi
losilly
Uiittugh
the
re-Mrted
'diev.Ty
of
6old
fwar-sng
quartz
at
Weteotne
lUrhor
au
'iMaier
l1ani.
Hie
more
conservative
boiler
is,
bnwtner,
that
ue
showing
is
small
aod
that
il
oflll
require
cnMeralrle
.nwnt.v
o
prwe
ft
up.
There
are'
sixty
ind
t
wurM
n
the.
projeriy
;ttil
rtHitraUlei
developmeiit-
work
,
vrfth
lhre.
diamond
drill-
on
the
mine
has
ueeu
coiiqdeli
d
.stal
It.
It.
Mc-
Giaiiis,
niaaager
of
live
l)tll
Varden
niMies
wfeo
In
town
today
on
the
ntaair
Olielobin
en
route
to
Alice
Ann.
The
American
Italibut
-ebooiic
laska.
'.ai.t.
Nets
Hansen,
jfr
ixeii
from
lhe
halilMit
bank
-teritay
with
a
capacity
load
a'
in.ooo
poumis.
The
vessel
will
-eturn
lo
Mi
banks
UmitrbL
TEaRRACE
C.
If.
Findlay
and
Utile
on
of
ran't
pet
a
dollar
of
G.iiservativ
f!n.r
'ul"-r
rmurnM
borne
r!
nioney.
iiv
any.
They
Jut
aren't
offef-
Urady
will
win
On
election
dayi
So
Coi'iM-rvalive
I'eopte
here
iay;
But
when
they
are
asked
To
ppt
up
a
ilollar
They
at
once
get
Hot.
under
the
collar.
Kay
money
h
the
kind
moiitf
W
ii
do
not
gpt.
aw
nfjDie'iiai'y
mot'ey
And
I
Ihouirt
I'd
like
a
lot.
Hut
when
1
reached
rny
hand
out!
J
lie
scheme
went
all
to
pot.
Jd
hap
some
easy
money
I
d
take
it
ir
J
durst,
One
time
I
thought
I
had
me
And
then
the
bubble
hurst.
rruil
gpt
canned
In
uinmer,
hut
there'tt
danger
of
any
too
ripe
employee
heinw
canned
at
any
time.
aiosi
or
our
nieces
compa
an
a
result
of
someone
ele'f
fail-ure.
Vhpn
fishermen
succeed
it
U
because
of
Hie
foolish
action
or
some
poor
tl.
fchewlnif
tobacco
i
belter
than
smoking
hecaue
no
lady
taies
a
cnew.
BIRTH
RATE
DROPS.
BUKN.
AI1U3.S.
Autr.
W
Th
birth
rate
in
Argenlua-
with
0-
o0O,000
inlydiltants
in
an
are
of
1,100,000
(.qnare
mi!e
ia
lowly
decreaslner
hut
on
the
olher
hand
Hie
mortality
rate
U
steadily
iminlnlisiiff.
Xhouph
falling,
"the
hjrtji
rate
l
considerably
in
excexa
of,
tnuny
countrle
and
in
iiurop
only
J'oland
jrive
hlBher
percent
aj:e.
The
birth
rate
durinu
the
1920-24
period
is
given
m
3.3
per
cent.
Ten
Years
Ago
'in
Prince
Rupert
August
28,
1916
tVednesday
tir
a
abort
May
h'
l-rraee
lokuig
after
business
ln-W"jt
n'ui
vislliug
w-illi
hs
jrothrr-in-Uw,
Donald
Jiruce.
Mrs.
C.
A.
3isey
returned
to
ter
himie
in
l.akelse
on
Velne-lay
after
tiavfng
sjient
nevcraf
Weeks
in
tin-
llnzelton
llnplte
reeetvins
r'almeiit
for
Injurie.
recejved
some
time
aao
when
Ir
ws
.iiiaeKtuj
iiy
a
eovw
4-f
r
-
Mls
l)acal,-tanld
Mlt
Mars
werrt
toflerrpiqn
lea
hnleseg
pa-:
Mr.
I.
Y.
Murphy
and
of
Prince
Fluperi
n.r
holidaying
at
it..-
Terrace
Hotel.
A.
OofMlPtiough,
SnfHheM,
wa
a
buMness
visitor
dulns
lb'
week.-
'
.
,
,
"TW"-"
,
laek
Sirrke
Jr.
returned
oi
Thursday
from
a
sJiori
v1Mt
wit!i
!',
H.
tVll.
In.llazcjtpp.ple
wa
acenmpanie.l
ihhme
by
little
Jimmy
WaUli.
T.
It.
r.amphcll
of
Kjlwanpra
was
-in
town
on
Thursday.
T.
1).
Mulholland
of
the
Pro-
When
The
Children
Are
Troubled
With
SiMer
CtNiIiiits
GIVE
THCM
And
ywi
vul
be
airrwadjly
i
nmrlard
to
find
out
how
quickly
thiy
w
ill
la-com
relieved
of
tkir
truublpa.
Tliia
rrfparation
Lm
been
on
tLa
market
lor
the
trt
eithty
year.
Put
up
crJy
by
tlie
T.
klilburn
Co.,
LiauUd.
Torooto,
Oat.
Sitiootftu
1;
ii
ciat
ForeMry
Service.
ha-1
distrit
this
w&.
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any
test
or
comparison
you
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i
telling
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J
in
Canada.
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Dave
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KAIEN
GARAGE
Vle-'ecks
ret
u
rued
to
their
hoiiit
in
I'rlnce
Hupert
on
Vlnedy
'
Mr
ami
Mrs.
It
hard
I
toll
wIm
vtio
have
sMm
IU
innmer
va-
at
the
t.It.
station
for
the
pat.
vitkMi
hm
in
the
httiite
of
ilr.'ctHiple
of
yHii,
l-H
fw
tt.
nd
Mr.
J.
II.
i1rmnpn
re.
,
prairie
thin
week,
wrierr
turned
to
l'rliww
ItupTt
o!ifH
liollilay
for
a
time
he
for
t
htirwlay.
Mr.
JohR
Mellae
nfialnjraln
plarortlng
up
In
a
ne
dausbter
who
have
bea
their
viirU
for
(Mme
Hmr
o
t-urned
nime.
.Mr
.
II.
Wati
relumed
t
Vnwshurr
on
Vednpsflay.
'llie
riicmbers
f
Mountain
View
HtfwMra
I4lse
enUtiiainwt
u
a
-m1
eM-nlnu
in
their
Hub
nns
on
NVelnday
in
honor
ol
Mi
H'HIia
Powler
of
Arm-ironn.
iiiiil
fi-Mnrly
a
memo-if
Hie
Trrrace
Public
Solioo'
iaff.
In
Hie
early
pari
of
1b-
piiinp
hiiIki.-
and
eard
wer
miJ-h1
and
after
refrehHieiil
jrere
fervel.
all
joined
in
da.
iwfi-
whrch
was
kept
ii
until
an
iriy
rrour.
The
regular
si-ioi-mntithr
'eetinp
.if
Hie
Irriei
lleaptia
oarl
hld
in
tf
hosiiiia,
ii
Velneslay
eoninz.
ftoutiio-ine-
wa
eon
ductal
and
t
Her
read
from
lr.
McKie
of
.tonewaii,
Man.,
who
ha
ha!
Sis
location
under
c(mlderatio
i
or
smile
lime.
Mating
that
h
ad
deehleil
attuint
neltlins
ere.
Letter
were
also
read
eom
two
other
prospective
doe-r
makirur
inquirie
n
fn
Tnnls.
etc.,
which
(lie
swretarv
Va
inxlnieterl
arrwer
SMITHERS
There;
was
horn
in
SniitliPi
ii
Aii-tust
21
a
sou
to
Mr.
and
Irs.
Oscar
ftobhiii.
Mi
ami
Mr.
W.
?.
Aitkn
qwuil
a
enuiile
of
ilaya
m
hi
wek
on
their
way
home
"rum
HhzMIoii
to
the
Hudson
Hay
irl
at
Fori
lliihine
whec
Mr.
Ailken
is
the
minaifer,
Jas.
A.
.Maclimald
of
the
of
fin-laff
of
the
llanon
Tie
and
3'iinher
Cm,
went
to
llannal
on
Wednesday
rnoninv
io
relieve
1'ele
()lou
who
la
going
on
his
vacation.
In
the
nhcnre
of
Hip
opn!
members
of
the
provincuil
pollc.-
wjio
are
tm
duly
in
other
pari.,
of
tlie
district,
Coo.
R.
Rprvici-or
Terrace
la
in
charge
at
th
local
haatlle
this
week.
Dr
It.
C.
Hamrord,
dpnfist,
of
I'ndakn,
who
has
Len
makins
pcrioiliral
trips
thrnuwli
Ihn
tricl
this
summer
arrived
lo
town
thjn
week
and
baa
an-nounred
his
Intention
of
localinji
here
permanently.
lrneJ
Jiawson
who
aa
been
lo
Vancouver
on
a
lutrip
(rfp
in
lhe
JjilcrealK
of
Ti.nm.
t
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by
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ports
navlnv
made
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five
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re-
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Mr.
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and
children
who
have
been
vlallinjr
with
Mr
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Tyrha
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town
and
a
f,akf
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for
the
pal
couple
of
stand.
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vie.
lime
of
a
painful
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on
Monday
mbrning
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her
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