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and
Supplies
Limited
of
Vancouver
(M.
Y.
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Manager),
will
open
a
branch
in
Prinfe
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atnqp
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the
local
management
of
the
Thompsoh'Hafdware
Company,
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or
small
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for
all
kinds
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building
supplies
and
materials.
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to
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INSANITY
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'CRIME
i
.
93
86
Crime
is
usually
the
r?yk
of
inajuv
People
in
a
norti
mew
ilium;
ui
urn
Ri
uu
nut
wuuuii
inuruer,
insanity
may
be
the
result
of
disease,
heredity
or
too
much
introspection.
People
who
live
verVpuph
alone,
either
in
the
country
oiv
in
the
cities,
are
aprtabcorne
eccentric
and
this
accentti-
NEW
WARSHIP
FOR
GERMANY
Ten
Thousand
Ton
Craft
Expected
'
to
Be
Mouriled
With
Six-Inch
Guns
LONDON,
Dec.
27.
The
Daily
News'
naval
correspondent
says:
the
opposition
of
the
bo-
raalist
Party
having
been
over
come,
there
is
no
longer
any
doubtj
that
a
new
ship.df
10,000
tons
will
be
laid
down
immedia'el
by
Germany
to
replace
the.
oUfblete
battleship
BraunchVejjtj
'
r
sf!.
This
ship
is
often
referred
to
erroneously
as
an
armored
cruiser.
Under
the
terms
of
the
peace
treaty,
Germany
is
not
permitted
to
build
cruisers
exceeding
GOQO
metric
tons
in
displacement,
nor
EDMONTON,
Dec.
22.
four
dayl
by
wagon
through
mud
which
at
times
Uutened
to
be
unconquerable
sndflBfeing
by
night
in
the
open
urarSe
ninety
miles
between
the
Anlffctfn
Mission
school
at
Wabasoa
B(Lorth-ern
Slave
Lake
Vas
covtyd
was
the
experience
qf
jtlss
IL
Dawes,
matron
of
the
scbeol,
who
arrived,
from
the
north
recently.
With
two
other
white
women,
the
nurse
employed
by
the
India'n
department,
and
a
teacher
in
the
Indian
school,
Mifts
Dawes
makes
the
third
and
'ast
of
the
female
population-white
within
40
ntHes
of
SL
John's
school,
where
20
young
In--iian
boys
and
girls
are
in
residence.
There
is
little
time
for
loneliness,
however,
because,
In
addition
to
the
work
of
education,
'.here
is
the
health
work,
and
many
wrVices
these"
women
go
out
to
perform
for
their
Indian
neighbors.
Miss
Dawes
said
it
was
not
unusual
for
them
to
return
f-om
some
of
the
Indian
homes
at
2
o'clock
In
the
morning.
Then
there-is
the
farm
in
connection
with
the
school,
with
milk
o
be
taken
care
of
and
butter
made
to
supply
the
institution.
VrgetableH
are
grown
in
quantities
that
last
the
year
around
and
'li'kens
raised
on
the
farm
fur-ni
h
the
egg
supply.
Christmas
is
iN
busiest
day
of
the
year
for
ihone
in,
charge
of
the
school.
In
.
d'litiipii
to
a
vp
y
fine
concert
for
wMch
'he
.
Iii'!r"n
fire
trained
and
the
vii'
of
Santa
f'laus,
Christmas
iinner
i-
served
to
everyone
who
comes
fur
sr
near
to
attend
religious
services.
a
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Thursday,
Deccmber-27,
1928
News
of
the
Mines
AROUND
PRINCE
RUPERT
Operations
on
Uabinc-Bonanza
Starting;
Owen
Lake
Properties
Surveyed
;
Eastern
Capital
J
rl'.f
0
in
McBride
District
V
K
Haulirjg
of
large
quantities
of
heavy
machinery
into
the
Babine
Bonanza
mine,
where
the
Anglo-London
Corporation
will
carry
out
extensive
development,
has
commenced.
Preliminary
organization
work
at
the
property
had
been
going
dn
some
time
previous.
Extensive
sampling
of
theore
in
the
various
workings
on
the
'Cronin
mine,
together
Ayith
active
work
in
reconstructing
the
road
to
the
property;
has
occupied
the
attention
of
the
working
crew
for
some
time
past.
Now
the
road
is
in
good
condition
for
win-
fcet
n
length
with
ter
traffic
and
barns
ana
cuDinsi
values
throughout.
have
been
erected
along
the
way.
At
the
mine
considerable
repairs
battleships
of
more
than
10,000
rIed
out
on
the
camp
buildings
and
tons.
It
may
be
assumed,
therefore,
that
the
new
ship
should
be
classed
as
a
small
battleship
for
coast
defence.
No
doubt
her
speed
will
be
higher
than
the
ttfyiUfel
18
knots
of
the
Brauns4)N9gttt
it
certainly
vi
not
aogtrach
that
of
contemporary
mROO
'
too
cruisers,
ranging"
front
31.5
to
U
knots.
'
.
,
;
-
Dipscl
engines
haVc
been
se
lected
as
the
method
of
,
propul-T
ion.
The
ship
will
'b!
unusually
broad
ot
beam,
vr.'c
mf
rti
vy
light
draught
dtJubtless
with
a
view
to
possible
in-shore
operations
in
the
shallow
waters
of
the
Baltic.
This
suggests
that
her
machinery
will
have
to
be
arranged
on
a
novel
plan,
in
view
of
the
amount
of
head
oom
required
for
an
ordinary
Diesel
installation.
Various
armaments
have
Seen
proposed
for
this
singularly
original
design.
The
most
plausible
includes
six
ll-inih
guns
as
its
main
feature.
It
is
by
no
means
out
of
the
question
for
fceavier
guns
than
this
to
be
mount
d.
But
the
question
of
heights
is
bound
to
enter
into
the
.matter.
The
Krupp
12
and,
14-inch
pieces
weigh
47
and
75
torts'
re-
against
only
'3G
tons
Jpectively,
or
the
11-inch.
U
would
not,
be
Wtossible,
therefore,
to
cary
so
fhany
of
the
bigger
gunsi.tiaia
dis
placement
of
10,00?
toriL&d
tba
reduction
in
VoMme-er,
tonsequent
I
In
other
directions
eBry
Jpfc-Hible
expedient
is
being
idepttftto
ave
weight.
A
very
Wly
gride
ated
becomes
insanity.
The
sheep
herders
of
Montanakf
steel
is
being.used
'fjbMKWt
often
go
crazy
and
SO"
do
inen
who
live
to
themselves
infelect"c
welding
is
to
'BrWfthe
outlying
parts
of
Untih
Columbia.
It
is
probable
'that
trtefe
is
no
particular
increase
in
crimes
of
recent
years,
but
that
the
collections
of
news
has
been
so
perfected
that
very
few
crimes
happen
that
go
unrecorded.
Many
people
object
to
the
publishing
of
news
of
crimes,
yet
they
go
to
the
movies
to
see
crimes
enacted
in
the
pictures
or
they
read
Shakespeare.
It
is
well
that
we
should
know
what
sort
of
world
we
are
living
in,
so
that,
if
possible,
steps
may
be
taken
to
improve
conditions.
If
we
learned
only
of
the
beautiful
things
of
life,
we
should
bf
ill-prepared
to
go
out
into
the
vor$.
At
theame
time,
it
is
not
wise
to
allow
QUrsefrtetfl
mfcellM
much
on
tftr
abnormalities
of
life,
but
rather
feed
our
minds
v?
thoughts
of
beauty,
health,
joy
and
peace.
STEWART'S
GOOD
WISHES
In
its
Christmas
creeling'
the
Stewart
Nnw
an
vp
"The
Stewart
News
wisbeg
thgurorjd
and
Prince
Rupert
a
very
happy
Christmas
and
a.
prosperous
New
Year."
1
1
uivc
ivujicj
c
ip
auigiuii
urn,
iur
special
mention,
on"
less
because
it
looms
large
in
the
minds
of
the
people
ot
'x
northern
camp.
We
hope
it
will
loom
much
larger
prett
soon.
At
any
rate.
Prince
Rupert
will
reciprocate
the
w
vr-hes
of
the
Stewart
News.
The
neonle
here
hnnp
tn
a
larjfft
city
at
the
head
of
Portland
Canal.
They
hope
to
see
a
railway
operating,
dozen
of
mines
shinning
thnir
ore,
possibly
a
smelter
in
operation,
and
great
prosperity
coming
to
the
people
of
that
live
town.
In
the
bringing
about
of
this,
it
is
hoped
Prince
Rupert
will
be
one
of
the
lactors,
ir
on(y
a.gjnall
fljie.
Prince
Rupert
people
ambir1
enough
to
wish
succo$B
to
evcr
section
of
this
great
couniry.
saving
in
weight
officially,
MaleUySk
at
between
400
andWO
tens.'
SCHOOL
MATRON
OF
SLAVE
LAKE
One
of
Three
Women
on
Northern
Mission
Field
Tells
of
Work
There
and
improvements,
have
been
par
the
lat
James
Cronin.
were
token
fjrom
all
levels
oq
the
property,
as
well
as
from
Allan
Rutherford,
B.C.L.S.,
has
returned
to
Smithers
from
or
you
1
9hcGift
,
that
KCChSOII
Orthorim
'
True
in
jff
Sound"
were
recently,
acquired
from
tho
original
discoverers.
One
hundred
thousand
dollars,
it
is
reported,
is
to
be
spent
on
road
.
building.
Horses
and
men
ure
already
at
work
hauling
supplies
and
building
camps.
STEAMERS
SAIL
FROM
HALIFAX
Outbound
Cargo
From.
Eastern
,
Canada
(Joes
To
Various
Parts
of
World
'
HALIFAX,
N.S.,
Dec.
,27.With'1
consistent
a
fu"
cargo
of
automobiles,
parts,
tractors,
newsprint
and
general
freight,
the
Canadian
National
steamer
Canadian
Commander
sailed
from
Halifax,
N.S.,
today
for
Australia
via
the
Panama
ca-
c
compressor
house
has
been
built,
j
vfke
f
ff
ml
e5
n"'?Pifat
er
nal.
She
will
be
followed
in
a
day
le
result
of
the
sampling
and
as-
urv,e
or
two
by
the
Canailan
Conqueror
say
work
has
been
very
encourag-;
'
'
u"v.u,
0f
the
same
line
with
similar
cargo
ing.
returns
indicating
the
conser-
r"
"
",oia'
;for
New
Zealand
vative
natu.e
6f
the
ore
valuaUons
ai
A
mining
party,
headed
by
E.
the
Canadian
Inventor,
in
from
Saint
John,
N.B..
aailtffofel
Ual
T
T
T3
is
1
iL
-
f
iL
r
f
At
.,
ii.
t,irinKioii.
urumer
oi
me
pres-
uux
yesieraay
wiui
geMfw
pcrso
ident
of
the
Sherritt-GofuAn
rrd4n
Min-
Min-
for
for
London
London
and
and
AntiWero.
Ahtfwero:
Inauvu
Hiauv
raCses
between
tunnels.
Alto-
ing
Co..
is
in
the
McBride
ukitrict
rat
inir
the
Canadian
"National
serv
gher
there
are
five
main
devel-
building
a
road
to
theii
end
waters
ice
from
this
port,
Tor
'the
winter
opment
tunnels
on
different
lev-.
0f
the
RauschswapBlfv.
The
season.
I
'
v
e.ls,
these
extending
all
the
way
ob
ject
is
to.
reach
nj.ikcjprpner.
The
Canadian
lyncher
lay
due
irom
a
lew
nunarvu
icei
10
tvvv
ties
at
me
neati
or
this
rier
wh
ih'
m
av
frnm
Sninf,
-jatin
i
v
n
i
home?
complete
loading
cargo
for
Cardiff
and
Swansea,
opening
that
service
from
Halifax
for
the
winter.
DAD
S
SYSTEM
Teachor
Jimmy,
if
your
father
owed
the
landlord
$20
and
the
grocer
$10.
what
would
he
pay?
Jimmy
Nothin',
ma'am,
we'd:
move.
Canadian
Grocer.
i
,
Buy
yourself.
something
you
vfli
ljWe:;
is
the
messa
mone-y
gift
to
ige
4mpl5edi
with
the
C
be
-sure
TThe
QrthoDh
A
violin,
quivering
with
a
thousand
vafieH
..emotions
that
transcend
worl'
Swlftlv
jfiur
i
girroundings
vanish.
You
a
b'acfc
Hun-"
piirlan
forest.
Hrooding
iine
kok
down.nn
a
gi'psy
fire,
whose
jafgt
d
Pames
sillinueile
tho
wild
grace
of
a
Romany
dance.
Showc
n
iol'notes,
furious
as
siwiks.
whirl
into
the
Tcht.
You
nre
at
a
gypey
festival
in
itiur
iri
liome!
The
artist,
wlro
plays,
teems
fb
j
BtUnd
there
before
you.
I
aflew"
WHAT
IS
IT
that
Iteepi
you
always
look,
ing
well
and
smartly
dresi.
4?
V'
'
Can
inonry
btty
musical
pleasures
that
have
tin
Kwtr
to
tatty
vu
away
like
this
Jt
mi.
..urcly
can!
V1iatcvcr
the
srason,
tills
i'riiilf
instnimtiit,
the
new
Ortltophonic
Vi-tru'a,
brings
you
and
your
friends
the
best
of
wor!d
music,
with
encores
unending.
The
N-w
Orthoptionlc
Victrola
and
the
New
Elect
rical
Reproducing
Orthnplionic
Victrola,
with
or
without
radio,
are
made
in
inodels
Iwaiitifuliy
ihsigurd,
in
price,
front
Ixutiful
iikt
dt-luxc
models
at
$233
Mss
low
&3
illS.
No
nfflsv
if
the
amount
wu
have
tb.invcst
in
wjpaiuri'
lesfralL
atu
edit
arrange
witli
"lHlaster'fywtu'D5a!crs
to
apuly
it
as
a
firsf
iayment.
:
i,
Victrola
Victor
Talking
Machine
Company
of
Canada,
Limited,
Montreal
w
u
a-
UUK
SKRVICE
PHONE
619
to
have
your
clothes
pressed.
We
call
for
and
deliver
to
all
parts
of
the
city.
For
that
Suit
We
have
fine
Fall
and
Winter
Suitings
and
Overcoatings
oft
hand.
Come
In
today
and
let
us
take
your
measure.
Cutting,
workmanship,
style,
all
guaranteed.
IJest
materials
and
reason-i
able
prices.
Ling,
the
Tailor
:
l'hone
619
.
'
j
"
-'
-
T-
'
.
,,-v
aphonic
Victrola
m
4
-v.
I
Oruiopfioriic
only
If
it
bears
the
dog
Trademark
Trade
Mark
Rca'd
(WNy