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Application
To
some
people
anything
they
get
free
ther
d&
not
annreciate.
At
the
Prince
Rupert
public
library.books
are
loaned
free
or
charge
on
condition
that
they
are
returned
within
a
reasonable
time,
after
wnlcji
a
fine
is
imposed.
Most
people
appreciate
this,
return
their
books
in,
good
time
or
pay
the
fine.
There
are
always
exceptions
to
every
rule.
In
connection
with
the
work
of
the
library,
there
are
borrowers
who
take
away
books
and
do
not
return
them.
Sometimes
they
leave
town
and
take
the.
books
with
them
or
leave
them
with
a
neighbor
who
fails
to
return
them.
Occasionally
a
book
is
lost
or
destroyed
while
moving
house
or
damaged
to
such
an
extent
that
it
cannot
be
returned.
In
such
cases
the
book
should
be
paid
for.
Just
now
the
library
board
is
trying
to
secure
those
books
that
are
not
returned.
There
are
not
very
many
because
the
average
person
appreciates
the
service
the
library
is
giving
and
sees
that
the
books
come
back
regularly.
Possibly
a
word
to
the
wise
may
be
sufficient.
It
has
to
be
remembered
that
to
keep
a
library
book
is
stealing
and
theft
is
an
indictable
offense.
SYSTEMS
OF
VOTIXU
The
proportional
representation
system
of
voting
by
which
a
second
choice
is
expressed
by
voters,
is
not
in
favor
In
Edmonton
where
the
people
have
decided
against
it
by
a
majority
of
over
a
thousand.
The
system
is
rather
complicated
and
a
great
deal
of
work
is
involved
in
connection
with
the
count.
It
may
be
mentioned
here
that
mistakes
often
occur
when
there
is
nothing
more
complicated,
than
a
cross
opposite
the
name.
Deputy
returning
officers
with
representative.
o,f,
ttje
candidate?
watching
them
make
considerable
errors
sometimes.
How
then
musTS
s"ys'te'm
that
is
complicated
and
takes
days
to
count
be
subject
to
error
or
manipulation.
Simplicity
is
the
first
demand
in
a
voting
system
and
proportional
representation
is
anything
but
simple.
The
Orthophonic
IB
Victrola
The
Gift
That
Keeps
on
Giving
DELIVERY
CHRISTMAS
EVE
Right
to
your
Christmas
tree.
Surprise
the
family.
Where
practical,
elub
together.
Every
home
should
have
music
and
in
the
Orthophonic
you
get
every
musical
instrument
by
the
leading
artists
of
the
world.
Easy
monthly
payments
arranged
to
suit
customer.
'
Prices
1
15.00
1
00.00
$100.00
9225.0(i
$.185.00
McRae
Bros.,
Ltd.
SMALL
CASE
IS
RECALLED!
Mining
Magnate's
Theatre
is
Re-Inn!.
Pulled,
Dawn.
.and
h,V
.
Strange
Departure
Com-
i"
nun
ted
on
'
isn
and
uafted
eU
own
la
State
theatres!
but
no
scrap
of
erldenoe
ufleteat
to
justify
an
arrest
baa
osaae
to
Ufha
m
all
that
period
despite
the
fact
that
there
la
a
reward
of
MeVMO
atlR
standing
for
bis
recovery
if
alive,
and.
liMeo
to
reward
anyone
who
can
show
bow
he
came
to
his
death.
"It
Is
believed
that
in
hia
dBe
In
the
old
Grand
Opera
House,
now
about
fo
be
dismantled,
same
evidence
Uti
exist
for
a
short
period
after
the
dta-a
abearance,
but
that
either
thsatagh
negllrenct-
or
cunning
it
was
destroy
"Nobody
now
swppoaee
that
fee
former
theatre
magnate
I
living.
The
imagination
could
hardly
eater
a
theory
that
would
explain
his
sang
absence.
There
are
few
cities
upon
this
continent
upon
whose
strteta
Ambrose
SmaU
could
have
appeared
at
any
time
in
the
post
30
yeate
without
meeting
an
acquaintance
He
knew
thousand
of
stage
people
who
are
always
treveOtag
about.
He
knew
hundreds
of
Jockeys.'
racing
fnen
and
other
sperta.
and
from
New
Orleans
to
!Jaaa
there
I
hatdly
a
city
where
he
eottM
have
spent
a
week
unrecognised
aaHe
he
went
Into
hiding.
ptn.Ki:
aiusf.h
"Toronto
poiiee
have
been
rewfedlj
abused
for
the
faUtrre
to
sotve
the
SmaU
mystery,
but
we
have
no
(Vrtlbt
that
they
displayed
all
the
induetsf'of
which
they
were
capable,
and
Iaiitl
through
no
defects
that
r?
rs:
coui-mcs
to
Mi
other
human
being.
They
'
teally
were
not
given
a
fair
cMec.
it
was
not
until
Mr.
Small
hsd
been
missing
for
two
weeks
that
the
fact
was
reported
to
the
police
and
their
assistance
aked.
It
had
been
supposed
that
the
missing
man
had
absented
himself
for
a
period,
aa
was
not
infre
quent,
and
It
waa
only
after
this
period
bad
been
unduly
proretwed
that
there
was
any
alarm.
I
ine
ponce
were
Uen
worklnit
on
a
cold
trail
Later
they
followed
a
clew
that
led
them
to
the
former
secretary
of
Small,
who
was
found
guilty
of
stealing
bonds
from
htm.
But.
contrary
to
expectations,
the
solution
of
the
mtostng
bond
mystery
helped
In
no
respect
to
solve
the
missing
man
myatery.
The
police
had
to
make
a
new
atart.
One
detective
did
hardly
anything
else
for
long
months
but
grapple
with
the
problem.
ELKS
STAGING
BIG
VAUDEVILLE
Local
Lodge
Providing
Great
"
Holiday
Entertainment
on
.
Last
Mght
of
the
Year
Hold
everything!
Make
no
date
for
NefltYear
s
Eve.
but
be
at
the
Westholme
Theatre
at
ll
!J
on
December
31
this
year
and
enjoy
two
solid
hour
of
.high
class
vaudeville
The
program
wilt
be
headlined
by
Professor
Ouo
Poeo.
the
i
master
of
mind
readers,
in
'
hia
astound-ng.
amazing,
mystifying
exhibition
of
mental
telepathy.
Educational
and
highly
entertaining.
He
sees
aU
knows
ill
-tells
all.
Ask
Ogo
Pogo
the
question
nearest
our
heart.
Oet
hi
infallible
adriee
on
any
subject
Love
Marriage
Business.
!
Address
questions
to
Professor
Ogo
Pago.
care
of
the
Dally
News.
Twenty
other
(outstanding
acts
of
Bi
Time
Vaudeville.
Watch
for
further
noticea.
I
Thia
great
show
will
be
staged
by
the
(B.P.O.
Elks
of
Prince
Rupert
tinder
the
j
direction
of
8.
A.
McPherson,
late
of
the
Orphcum
Circuit,
Dunbar
Comic
Opera
j
Co.
of
Chicago.
Jean
Oordon
Players,
j
New
Vork.
etc.
.
Come
and
join
in
the
raeketl
Advt.
SHRINE
CLUB
HAS
OPEN
NIGHT
WITH
GUESTS
PRESENT
It
was
open
nlaht
at
the
rm:iJ
j
monthly
dinner
of
the
Prince
Rupert
:
Shrine
Club
In
the
Commodore
Cafe.
I
j
there
being
about
fifty
persons
in
at-I
tendance
with
R.
V.
O
LePlne.
preal-1
j
1
dent
of
the
club.
In
the
chair
con-;
tributing
to
the
program
were
E.
E.
j
8mir.n
8
McPherson
and
A.
A.
Connon.
W
Vauahan
Davlea
acting
af
at
com-parut:
THE
DAILY
NBW9
should
be
eeunli:.ed
u
mcluda
the
rsJtaMrteeportoea
W
-BruS
OoiumWa
i
ii
if
11
fill
Willi
River
Dtottu
af
ieberta
ahoai)
as
be
permitted
to
ate
fee
wt
X
wasn
sui
ium
rasns
ere
ad-
TORONTO.
Dec.
30
With
the
Orand
vanced
to
show
that
such
a
move
Is
Of
llmei
la
gfce
haaJa
of
the
net
practical.
atackere.
the
strange
ana
cottflite
The
district
aav'tKl
far
tat
new
laaiwi
slab
Molt
aao
tet
Deeeaa-
nrovinoa
u
dim
that
k)
rich
in
natural
bet
of
Ambrose
aosaU.
preyrtator
of
play
house
aad
(sources
both
in
the
B.C
aad
the
Af
portion.
The
reaoe
Kier
srii
uniiantajd
to
to
One
ot
.circles,
is
vividly
recalled
heft,
small
,
;h
finest
wheat
growing
districts
in;
15
walked
out
of
hu
theatre
on
the
even-i
the
world,
and
the
tart
that
this
year'
'
!n
of
Deeembsr
1
lal.
ana
hua
not
crop
eSweded
ten
sailtlona
of
HMsheh.
been
hear
ot
sloe.
Tbouaanda
of
dot-
with
but
a
mai!
fracuon
ot
the
dU-
lan
aere
epem
aatt
detectives
sent
ulct
uastar
cat:
ivation.
uil
bcara
avt
lactose
the
continent
on
various
clue
the
atalakt
aaaoe
nr
it
aa
a
grata
d
btit
to
no
a
rait
The
eourta
have
d-
trlet.
The
Britiah
Columbia
portion
la
cleared
Small
dead,
there
are
thaae
rich
Ml
attnea
and
mineral,
coal,
palp
who
lav
that
the
diemanUtnt
of
the
land
merchantable
Umber.
f'he-!e
j
.DC,,,
wall
of
the
Orand
Obera
Houee
I
avnmlture.
What
more
eaaltf
be
Tuesday,
Dec.
20,
1927
uncover
tome
lalorma
ion
thM
.
--
i
I
m
ill
hear
upon
the
cauee
and
direc
tion
of
the
one-tlma
owner's
uneaptain-
fiKAIX
SillPPIXt!
IMPROVES
je
departure
from
mortal
ken.
The
shipping
of
grain
from
this
port
is
increasing
and
vessels,
The
'pL
con-
aie
coming
more
frequently.
At
present
there
are
three
in
port
andinii,t
on
the
Ambrose
Small
myattey
another
is
exfeeted
to
arrive
tomorrow.
The
little
setback
owing
to,"
'oiiowa:
.l
.
.
i
,
,
,.
,.
.
...
.
.
.
...
"There
are
many
people
well
aaUaftdd
the
blotting
of
the
line
by
snovshds
is
un.raKrtant
as
this
can
eas-jJn
tb(r
OTn
m)nd
t.
w
mBrttr.
lly
be
made
up.
if
the
present
speed
is
maintained
there
will
be
ed
and
that
they
kaow
the
murder,
more?
galn
shipped
this
year
than
last.
I1RITAIN
AS
A
PROTECTOR
It
seems
only
a
few
months
ago
that
everything
British
was
under
boycott
by
the
Chinese.
Then
came
the
split
between
the
parties
and
thousands
of
Chinese
flock
to
the
British
territory
for
protection.
It
has
been
a
habit
for
years
for
Chinese
refugees
to
fly
to
British
territory
where
the
vengeance
of
their
political
opponents
could
not
reach
them.
It
is
the
only
place
where
they
can
secure
justice.
Yet
there
are
many
Canadians
who
think
Britain
shonM
withdraw
from
Chinese
territory.
They
see
no
value
in
the
naval
station
of
Hong
Kong
or
the
core!;ion
at
Shanghai.
And
yet
it
is
the
Chinese
themselves
who
are
the
first
to
take
advantage
of
the
protection
of
these
areas.
FROST
IX
EUROPE
Western
Canada
and
United
States
is
not
the
only
cold
area
this
winter.
Europe
is
having
her
share.
Zero
weather
is
playing
havoc
with
the
waterpipes
in
Prance,
and
England
is
revelling
in
winter
sports.
Cold
weather
has
its
advantages
although
a
great
many
of
the
older
people
feel
the
piercing
winds
or
the
cold
nights.
It
is
telegraphed
from
London
that
the
English
are
engaged
in
winter
sports.
They
forget
the
unpleasant
aspect,
the
cost
of
coal
and
everything
but
the-winter
port
and
enjoyments
that
come
with
the
cold.
Pos-fsibly
we
might
do
the
same.
,
SERVICE
OF
LIBRARY
desired
from
th-
u.ulpolnt
of
revenues
with
which
to
build
Mp
a
great
pro
vlnce
and
develop
it?
WHITE
KI-IXIIINT
At
peasant
the
"White
r
of
hxs.
Mia
rax.
By
whom
does
it
rtrvet
Whom
can
It
reasonaatr
serve?
What
la
the
opinion
of
competent
railway
etaffcreefV
Why
cannot
It
be
ua
loacMd
oa
to
the
CPA.
or
the
CNJt
Every
raOejay
w
looking
ssv
feeder.
and
braswh
lines.
If
thia
were
anything
but
aa
e$tsive
liability,
wewid
not
one
or
'bi-rlt
;hee
road
be
after
It.
especially
wtth
the
announced
Mention
of
giving
large
land
grant
to
(ft
rid
of
:t?
'
What
doe
the
FO
mean
to
that
rtcrtlcc
of
the
province
uiopuaatf
to
be
Include
In
the
new
province?
Nothing
but
a
piaee
to
squander
a
large
portion
of
the
taxation
raised
In
the
district
whl'e-the
only
apparent
need
for
the
line
la
to
take
the
business
out
of
the
propbard
new
province.
It
la
the
an
nounoed
intention
of
the
BjO.
Govern
ment
to
complete
the
.
railway
unless
oaneone
wlU
take
it
over.
TJsh
prob
ably
means
that
the
governaveht
wil)
have
to
complete
the
railway
aM
a
lac
operate
it
aa
at
prise
m
while
we
share
la
the
financial
lew
with
the
rest
of
B.C
.
for
the
benefit
of
a
very
email
Deputation
outside
of
VancoovtT.
while
an
this
pending
of
Of
peo
ple:
money
Is
going
on
either
It
com
Dieting
or
operating
the
road
the
nor
them
portion
of
British
CofMabt
is
without
a
highway
sad
tflaaly
no
one
will
aay
that
any
ml
Mat
eflort
hai
been
made
Vo
glv
tat
one.
Probably
there
la
not
a
diatrkrt
rfi
the
provtaer
more
in
'need
ot
Mgfrway
tsellMJe
than
ours,
and
aa
a
trans-provincial
Mgbwaj
weiy
there
h
not
a
route
in
the
pro
vlnce
where''
highway
eould
be
eon
KtniceeJ
o
eheanry.
If
a
fraction
of
'he
time
muiiey
that
l
being
speaf
on
the
Pn:
By.
hea
been
given
tr
iur
highway
needs
for
the
oast
few
years
we
would
how
have
one
connect
ing
as
with
Edmonton
and
the
outsMr
world.
8ertoiMly
may
I
ask
which
tr
the
more
Important,
either
Ideally,
pro-
vtDdally
or
nationally,
an
lnterprovln
clalblghway
connecting
Prince
Rupert
and
Edmonton,
or
the
completion
of
the
P.O.E.
Ry.
Coder
a
new
province
we
should
de
rive
a
much
larger
benefit
from
the
evetofftrent
of
our
natural
resources,
by
being
abie
to
control
our
forest,
farms,
mines
and
fisheries
for
the
benefit
of
the
cUetrM
In
which
they
are
located.
Pltl.MK
IHTKHT
MT.DKD
The
Peace
River
district
requires
Prince
Rupert
aa
its
Pacific
Coast
outlet
for
Its
gram.
We
mjulre
their
mar-ket
for
our
lumber
products,
ftth
pro-duets,
fruit
products,
etc.
and"
the
exchange
would
be
a
fair
one.
Prince
Rupert
has
the
port
faculties
required
by
the
Peace
River
district,
and
It
I
the
natural
and
logical
port
for
at
least
that
portion
of
Alberta
which
1-an
empire
in
lteelf.
Much
more
might
be
said
In
favor
of
a
new
province
wiUb
;
space
does
Wot
permit,
but
I
am
enthusiastically
In
rupport
of
the
proposal
because
of
the
-eaeon
already
given
and
my
belief
that
the
majorttv
of
the
members
of'
both
parties
in
the
present
B.C.
Leglela
ture
are
so
tied
to
the
P.O.E.
Ry
scheme
and
to
the
diversion
of
Peace
River
grain
to
Vancouver,
that
without
a
new
province
it
will
be
Impossible
for
either
this
portion
of
B.C.
or
the
Peace
River
district
to
obtain
a
railway
connecting
the
two
without
selfish
poli
tical
and
business
interests
entering
to
hamper,
deley.
or
eventually
divert
the
trafllc
out
of
its
natural
route.
Let
u
demand
In
the
meantime
that
no
more
of
our
contributed
revenues
are
squan
For
Six
Years
PIMPLES
Covered
Her
Face
Mr.
Albert
Stubbs,
Newbury,
Out,
writesj--"'My
fa
was
coTerea
Kith
pimplea
and
was
so
bad
I
was
ashamed
to
be
seen.
I
auffered
In
thia
way
tor
six
years,
ontil
one
day
a
friend
told
ma
to
tH
ssssaB
and
after
I
had
nsed
two
bottles
th4
pimples
were
all
gone
and
my
akin
was
aa
dean
and
smooth
as
ever,"
Put
np'oily
by
The
T,
Milbnrn
Co.,
Limited,
Toronto,
Oat.
I
t'HUK
MM'
'
.
Editor.
Daily
N-
TM
proposal
that
new
provtaee
:
Suggestions
:
:ered
on
the
OTP
Ry
.
and
let
us
ell
upon
the
government
for
the
tm.e
.elng
for
a
speedy
completion
of
.tit
.keena
HlghWHy.
and
for
the
support
cf
'
-allway
faclUiiea
for
the
Peace
River
l
anct
connecting
It
with
the
C
N.It
'.ne
at
the
neareat
point
that
will
serve
he
entire
district.
Thia
would
be
the
:
decent
thing
to
expect
while
detail
re
being
worked
out
for
the
formation
j
t
the
new
province.
M.
M.
STEPHENS.
.NYYi;it
Ti
lH.
.MAOl
IKK
'.dltor,
Dally
New:
Amwerlsg
foolish
coatrtbuMan
to
ewspapers
jit
my.usaal
paaUme,
but
do
oot
think'
vhitri'-fairness
and
ustlce
to
our
hospital,
.
and
to
thoce
ngaged
there
In
carrying
on
a
very
audable
work,
earing
for
genuinely
stek
:nd
suffering
humanity,
with
all
It
rial
and
tribulation,
that
Magulre'a
smmunleatlon,
evidently
the
outcome
of
belly
full
of
kick,
grouches
and
Jcoteh
whtakey.
should
be
allowed
to
ss
unanswered.
In
the
first
place
It
11
becomes
a
man
of
his
supposed
nllbre.
who
has
time
and
again
received
nndly
treatment
at
the
hand
of
those
lurse.
to
run
them
down
and
trv
to
nallgn
them,
simply
because
the
board
aw
fit
to
request
him
to
settle
his
ac-:ount,
for
to
me
thai
Mai
uncratrfui.
aes
of
the
first
water,
fci
pays
cash
or
hia
liquor
at
the
government
tore.
ihd
I
see
no
reason
why
sh.
ihould
not
!x
compelled
to
do
1
kcwlse
at
the
hospital,
where
they
get
the
dlrtv
end
of
the
deal
evry
time.
to
a
director
of
the
hospital.
I
want
to
refute
every
statement
that
he
ha
made,
and
wish
to
aay.
that
If
there
la
10
more
troth
In
his
alleged
short-omlnes
at
the
hospital
than
there
i
in
bis
asertlona
about
the
hotel,
that
1
incquivocably
brand
his
whole
lettee
a
poor,
miserable,
cowardly
fabrication
from
beginning
to
end,
and
that
he
should
be
Jolly
well
ashamed
of
himself
'or
causing
such
nonsense
to
be
put
In
yflnt.
It.
B.
ROCHESTER.
(It
would
be
better
to
take
any
further
discussions
on
this
subject
to
the
hospital
board,
where
It
rightfully
belongsEdit-
r.)
Mr.
and
Mra.
John
Flewln
of
Port
Simpson
ill
sail
tomorrow
afternoon
in
the
incess
Mary
for
Victoria
on
a
Holiday
trip,
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