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DAILY
EDITION
jamea
utue,
Quadra
Street
hoBkeeper.
was
arraigned
betore
him
on
a
charge
Thursday.
Nov.
16,
192
VALUE
OF
PREMIER'S
CONFERENCE
The
conference
of
Canadian
premiers
should
do
a
great
deal
to
knit
the
Dominion
into
one
united
whole.
Take
as
an
instance
the
visit
to
Ottawa
of
Premier
Mac
Lean.
He
ia
telling
the
people
In
the
east
of
the
pnbleaas
of
the
west
and
the
far
eastern
people
are
also
airing
their
problem
in
the
capital
of
the
nation.
Canada
i
a
difficult
country
to
administer'.
The
eaat
and
west
are
farther
apart
in
miles
than
are
Europe
and
America,
yet
we
are
trying
to
make
a
unit
of
the
whole.
We
are
trying
to
knit
the
whole
into
a
real
nation
with
national
pride
and
national
api
rations.
While
doing
this
we
are
in
constant
and
dote
association
with
the
neighbor
to
the
south.
In'
meat
eases
we
know
more
of
the
United
States
problems
than
we
do
of
the
problems
of
other
parts
of
our
own
country.
Our
young
men
almost
always
desire
to
cross
the
boundary
and
fight
their
way
in
the
bigger
field
that
offers
in
the
States
and
many
Americans
come
here,
bringing
their
capital
and
experience
and
developing
our
industries
therewith.
They
corse
from
just
over
the
fence
while
the
other
parta
of
the
British
Empire
are
far
sway.
The
country
is
also
flooded
with
American
periodic
literature,
which
is
almost
the'
only
supply
we
can
get
Under
these
circumstances
Canada
ia
being
steadily
and
sorely
Americanized
and
the
time
may
come
when
she
will
be
absorbed.
The
alternative
is
to
cultivate
a
strong
national
spirit
and
nothing
will
do
this
better
VISIT
OF
PREMIERS
TO
R.C
Another
move
that
shoold
benefit
both
east
and
west
would
be
the
propof
ed
visit
of
the
other
Canadian
premier"
to
British
Columbia.
Tbe
difficulty
about
such
visits
is'
that
nearly
always
the
visitors
content
themselves
by
spending
a
day
or
two
at
Vancouver
and
Victoria.
They
miss
the
greater
part
of
the
country
and
in
fact
learn
to
know
only
that
strip
of
country
along
the
boundary
Hbc
Ours
is
the
real
Canada
and
in
years
to
come
will
be
the
real
heart
of
the
cooatry.
We
hope
that
if
the
premiers
come
west
they
will
make
the
trip
via
Vrince
Rapert.
BASKETBALL
ONCE
MORE
The
season
for
basketball
is
on
and
it
is
satisfactory
to
know
that
a
goodly
interest
is
being
taken
in
the
sport.
This
Is
an
excellent
sport
for
yoang
people
as
it
kcepstheta
fit
and
strong
and
able
to
take
their
part
in
the
struggle
of
life.
Doubtless
the
people
of
tbe
city
will
be
interested
in
watching
tbe
league
games
w
hich
arc
played
in
the
Exhibition
Hall
aad
also
tbey
will
be
interested
to
have
more
of
the
young
folks
taking
part
in
the
games,
at
which
they
may
not
be
present
SKATING
AT
MORSE
CREEK
The
derietoa
of
the
Gyro
Club
to
provide
a
skating
pond
at
Morse
Creek
is
one
heartily
to
be
commended.
Efforts
to
do
the
same
thing
have
been
made
several
times
in
tbe
past
but
the
dam
u
mways
leaKea
ana
as
soon
aa
tee
ice
formed,
the
-water
was
aramea
041
and
the
effort
were
fruitless.
People
still
had
to
go
4n
CaII
T
nl.
,
Ol
xt
.
1
.
t
.
.
.
'
0011
ixnc
vi
im
oiuwauan
tor
in
err
seating.
all
that
isWded.
VICTORIA
POLICE
AFTER
PUNCHBOARDS
VICTORIA.
Nov.
10
-Slorekr
A
leakless
dam
is
M-vcnu
conviction
on
amuiar
charin
had
been
recorded
only
recently,
this
1
a
not
an
lnatanoe
where
a
minimum
..n?
anould
be
Imposed,
tie
fined
little
I
c&o
keepera
and
;
John
Clay,
couiuel
lor
the
rtfmrv.nt
iii.
w
insi
puacn
,
unted
the
leniency
at
,.v;
,
y
priHM
are;ne
ia
that
it
waa
common
knowledze
fiKti-fii
i,.
1
.it
.
,
t
.
,
:
.J?
ucuarea
wnen
,
Tim
punsh
boarda
01
aperauns
ucn
a
gaaublliig
derlce
;
:t.
trouble
oi
any
kind
during
hts
aeven
iusuLrB.ic
jay
neia
inat
because
in
operation
nircugacui
me
city
of
Tlctarla.
Thl
an
.ht
flrt
tune
hi
client
had
been
residence
In
this
city.
aV
ta.!?
S
W
I
flV
i
V
stipcnor-especially
CHURCH
CHOIR
INNOVATION
GIVES
CONCERT.
MUSIC
CLUB
ft?
IS
coaratt
given
test
night
MrtM
ttX
KM
a
lUCllil
by
ttkt
,
augmented
choir
It
ww
somewhat
dif
ferent
traai
ike
ordinary
corneal
.
Uv:
tbe
lad
and
ata
lata
each
ornnMrd
into
arparals)
gaoupa.
Thd
men
teemed
the
ibom
prpular
wttb
tka
iMMnce
perhapt
eeauae
at
ttaa
ehar-'e:t:
oi
the
choruses
rhey
auanpted.
:a.r
uui
Mil
bu:
there
a
not
a
to
a
quits-
as
peud
bill
nw
askd
,
rt-:-o:i
a
ta
tlx
anen
One
critae
voufnt
mmi'tat
modern
alB
kMf
imn
a
tin
chaos
rraaa
all
tat
aid
fkrorlles
The
ausjktnot
waa
in
MM
hUBMT
SM
ifMom
gives
4blt
mtiBMM
I
thing.
Aai
tad
so
sraUant
was
I
event
that
It
a
aufcs
haw
bees
eauotss
itt
it
had
atrataa.
Tboana
laeGysaoat
opened
wtth
a
abort
apnea
In
trench
be
comphtnentad
the
cbow
am
barn
so
aeaal
lead-.
The
pragmas
follows:
tai
tore
Was
Once
b
-Otnaai
Woa
a
UtUe
Boy."
Fasa."
'
mm'
Cbcrus
Song
"Or
Me
the
Open
Bead
"
R-W
Howard,
Quartette
They
FT
last
d."
i.
KDawwy.
Morris
Btott.
i.
A.
Tsng
and
A.
Ctaav-
pertaai.
Pa
no
solo
"Haaaanre
"
Mies
Lan-
It
Selected
Un
H
N
Brock
aaby
Ocraa
"The
Vote.
Song
-
""Jock
JoUjr
Baser
'
(bl
"Forgct-aw-iKt
Ladles'
Sang
'The
Tramp.'
A.
Uslc
OUawtdenw-
Un
Jmr.
n
UcLeod.
Duet
-I
Know
a
Bank.-
Mr.
H
J
ntortlaahT
sad
Mia.
F
W.
Allen.
8
1
raiiaaa
to
Maw
Davis.
VteUn
aoao
-Serenade
"
Faed
Sastth.
Duet
-The
Rlral
W.
Smith
and
A.
Clanpertoo.
Sans
"A
Bttthoay."
Un
P.
W
Allan.
a
"Tbe
Bens
of
Shaadon."
Cbwua
-tetke
The
Lfre.
"
Cnatr.
Quartette
"Nobody
Kan
J.
Z.
rirry
J.
a.
Ten:.
Uarrta
Wall
and
A
ClappeTton.
WbBe
tbe
smaunt
tafcea
la
a
i
ret
known
oefhiitely
n
la
expected
be
veil
ever
two
hundred
dollara.
!
Man
in
the
Moon
j
-!
j.
M
l
a
u
mm
wtlAT
(ttttaa
a
pteion
naoat
lonsiry
HiM
ettf
la
BettaBf
a
lnaoar
car
un-leaa
he
la
very
smart
aad
dodges
them.
THE
Ojrao
C&ub
la
BOBBg
to
put
In
a
daea
at
Uorte
Ctrtk
sad
of
course
Jake
has
to
remark
that
the
Gyros
are
good
at
that
dam
bnatoeaa.
THC
Ofros
bad
a
bright
Idea.
They
chaaad
It
up
the
itrlet.
But
to
act
the
cavsh
to
pay
for
Tbey
bald
up
an
tbey
meet.
WITHOUT
eteratag
ts
be
personal.
I
So
think
the
Gyroe
magfe
hare
got
that
skating
idea
materiaHzed
Just
a
few
days
earHer
ta
the
season.
THE
-way
tbe
Mane
Greek
Idea
ar
rived
vaa
something
like
tms.
One
ot
the
Oyrea
tiad
taat
fmlabed
teUlag
a
atery
and
the
other
were
doing
their
pan
by
efaakt&g
their
aldet
snd'antg-fsrlng
when-
oee
suddenly
remarked.
"Dam
it."
'Tea.
that
what
I
aay.
Let'
dam
It,"
remarked
another.
"Left
dam
Moree
Greek
andsbow
1bee
Rotary
blighter
that
we
really
can
do
eonwthtBg
bealdea
ted!
stories."
And
tbe
Idea
was
born.
THrj
Omisttan
-martyrs
undoubtedly
suffered
a
mt.
but
tbrydld
net
have
to
go
ahopping
with
then-
wives.
MAKING
PLANS
TO
RAISE
BALANCE
ON
DEBT
FOR
GROUNDS
At
s
Joint
meeting
laiit
night
of
trie
Acropolis
Hill
Orouaoa'
Improvement
League
executive
and
tbe
executive
of
the
Native
Sons
of
Canada
Diamond
JubOee
Celebration
Committee,
it
was
decided
to
hold
dance
early
la
December
for
the
purpose
of
rstaing
S17S,
tbe
balance
owing
to
the
otty
on
the
1.000
guarantee
made
during
the
spring
hi
cenneetlon
with
tbe
Improvement
of
the
grounds.
It
was
Tenoned
that
s
sum
of
t0
had
been
netted
as
a
result
of
tbe
tag
day
last
Saturday.
The
meeting
waa
nreatdad
over
by
Fred
Soadden
and
R.
M.
Wlnalow
acted
aa
e(Ury.
Other
present
loctaded
A.
J.
Frudbomme.
L.
Murray
Fuller.
Fred
Weach.
H.
A.
Breen.
P.
W.
Anderson
and
Sergeant
J
P
VI
Hannah.
FORMER
LOCAL
GIRL
PASSEDJN
MONTANA
Local
friends
have
been
grieved
to
receive
the
newa
of
the
death
recently
ta
Butte.
Montana,
of
Mr
Qulgley.
formerly
Mlas
Ethel
BulUvan
of
this
city.
Deceased
for
seme
time
was
identified
with
the
City
Hall
staff
and
was
very
popular
among
the
younger
set.
She
was
a
nephew
of
Miss
E.
Oleeson.
who
at
one
time
conducted
a
rooming
house
here,
later
going
Into
business.
i
Large
Crowd
Out
to
Presbyterian
;
Sacred
Concert
(iivrn
in
Anglican
Church
Lat
Nicht
for
Excel
lent
Musical
Event
Ifl
iff
OW,
Cathedral
T
rildaj'
taw
wit
so
Utanva
'
:istlv
U
the
Hi
HI
ah
mm
Vraatt
slatO.
Hand
With
Ue
of
Organ
on
la
m
the
-d
.id
the
at
m
tl.r
of
Mrs.
MM.
ISth
Oan-
iT
MU
Oraaa
Uutc
Hmdrl
Un
ujah
Pipe
CI
ISO
had
on
a
Mis
Mist
K
a
LennoB.
At
M-m
U::rw
and
Mra.
after
he
pissing
of
tbe
ftcm
Saul
the
aaaoaoer
of
the
etub
atood
(or
a
few
sslaute
In
alatcce
in
mem.
y
oi
Utott
who
died
tirMn
the
war
th.
aeiac
Araalatlrr
Tt
iwiniam
vaa
ai
Ste
ss
aa
fc;k
i
OHM
On:s:a
Parubua.
iJ
'tift
Tr
ne
Ijw"
iR:jhl
Motaa
Muktooo.
Allen
and
Culnn.
ADaao
"But
-.e
Lord
la
Ulndful-lOt
Paul
I
Upor.f'.aonD
Un
E
.Vnttrr-
Orcaa
(at
Dm",
ataroh
(
bl
Dead
Uarch
Saul.
Handel
tan
ratter
Ara
"He
r:!
Peed
Hla
iTh
IlimlaHi
Hjnsrl
Un
S.
(The
Me
v:
;
Ulaa
tm:
ibl
"Co-t
Vn
Hint'
(Tbe
Uaa
-tah
HanaWI
Mrs
Jama
UeUod.
.
QuiTnette
"Lcrd
Ood
OT
IBSlab)
UMiabiabn
Ui.
Thy
Bat."
Ur.
'
odataao,
Uav
Hott.
Ur.
MAYOR
NEWTON
SAYS
THIS
IS
LAST
YEAR
roHeagaet
of
Thief
Maturate
Inforrnod
Thai
be
ir)l
net
NrrV
Kr-elrrtlon
la
4anary
Mayor
have
U.
rtewton
It
reported
on
arreral
occasion
to
it
he
does
cot
intend
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
to
3
ebJcf
magistrate
of
-hi
city
neat
January
on
tbe
grounds
'.hat
hla
bualneKs
wtll
in
future
require!
bis
entire
attention.
His
Wonhlp
has
the
aaayoraJ
mantle
for
eight
tearnt
awttog
been
elected
by
aochuna-
tica
bwt
January.
Those
who
are
mentioned
aaoat
pro-m!r
entry
nen
as
posatbtt
mayoralty
material
neat
pear
:ncnae
Aid.
Jo
Oim
Aid.
M
U
Stephena.
TOOK
SODA
20
YEARS
FOR
GAS-STOPS
NOW
fo
30
years
X
took
aoda
for
lndl-
aeatlosi
and
stomacb
gas.
One
bottle
of
Adlerika
brought
me
canplete
re
lief-
-J.
R
Hardy.
Adlerika
relieve
stomach
gsa
and
t-nirneas
In
TBN
minutes.
Acting
on
BOTH
upper
and
lower
bowel,
ft
re-
old
waste
matter
you
never
thought
waa
ta
your
aywtem.
let
Ad-
tka
gfea
yowr
stomacb
aad
bowels
a
REAL
cleansing
aad
aee
bow
much
better
yon
feel
It
will
eurorlse
rou?
Ormes
Limited.
Drucclst.
VOVEMI'.EK
10,
1917.
6tr
Wilfrid
Laurter
la
dubbed
"The
Sartor
Word
of
Quebec."
Prominent
writers
that
be
la
tbe
one
man
in
Canada
-who
can
unify
tbe
discordant
elements
wttb
respect
to
ttoa
prorlnce
and
the
rest
ef
tir
Dotnjaiton.
reaches
-the
mander
B
L.
?I
Oi
OTP
baa
been
awarded
city
that
Oam
toRsariy
master
Prince
Rupert.
tbe
Diatlmruuhed
Serrloe
Order
for
valiant
service
la
PORK
cThey
taste
so
Good
Tbe
Kitfles
Just
love
them
Growing
children
need
vita-mines
and
easily
digested
nourishing
foods
that
build
bone
and
mutcle.
Iney
thrive
on
CLARK'S
Pork
and
Beans
which
older
people
also
find
bo
good.
Irus
delicious
food
which
it
all
ready
to
heat
and
est
is
most
truly
ei-onornlcsl.
A
large
heJ
pine
costs
only
about
three
i
mts.
nad
Approved"
on
the
label
is
n
important
Kuarnteuf
quality.
The
large
25c.
package
contains
ttvo
"Poker
Hands"
the
Bmiah
Navy
He
has
been
thi-nommander
of
a
submarine
is
the
war
Aid.
Thorns
McCtymost
spoke
before
.be
St.
Andrrw
Society
last
night
cn
tbe
monetary
auestton.
OSbera
making
r
1
stark
tnctwded
Fred
Stork.
Rev
Dr.
H
R.
Otnnt
and
Mr
MeNelsh.
late
aiayor
of
North
Vi
Howard
B.
Campbell,
tormerry
of
tint
ctty
and
now
of
Stewart,
waa
sum
of
the
steamer
GatahVs
passenger
who
reicbed
here
last
evening
aboard
tbe
tugboat
Lome
from
Port
Banpsoa.
Advertise
tn
tbe
Dally
Newa
IX
PROHATE
IV
THE
MTKKME
COl'KT
Of
IJKITIM1
(
OH
M
III
In
tbe
Matter
of
tbe
"Admlnaatratloa
Act":
and
tn
the
Matter
of
tbe
Estate
of
Jurw
Darius
Wells,
Deceased.
Intestate.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
order
of
Hit
Honor,
p.
McB.
Young,
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31st
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October.
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as
appointed
Administratrix
of
the
estate
of
James
Dartus
Wells,
deceased,
and
all
parties
having
claim
against
the
aaid
estate
are
nereoy
reerurred
to
furnish
properly
verified
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me
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