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One
of
the
difficulties
in
operating
a
public
library
is
the
number
people,
especially
children,
who
do
not
take
proper
cere
of
the
books
entrusted
to
their
care.
To
allow
young
people
to
injure
books
is
the
very
worst
kind
of
training
they
can
set.
It
teach
them
general
habits
of
carelessness
which
are
likely
to
develop
sad
nay
nuuee
tneir
lives
a
iaiiure.
GOVERNMENT
TO
GO
SLOW
It
is
satisfactory
to
bear
from
the
new
provincial
r
a
hint
that
in
alt
actio
they
take
in
the
matter
of
changes
of
poHey
they
will
rr--a
wiin
care
and
not
nuke
hurried
changes.
Doubtless
changes
will
l-
?drMe.
Sometimes
it
is
well
to
change,
even
if
the
new
n;-
ti.
:
ar-
any
better
than
the
old.
That
is
true
in
education
a-
:;
many
other
lines
of
government
activity.
Thorough
ii
at
first
step.
Then
comes
the
ehautjw
if
found
fiett---arv.
Truth
-tti-.r.
i
it
,'-
,
.
I.rrr.
ti.u'
!...
Sim.
ca.-t
VV-
,
a.'ii!
-it;
of
'
n.
;n:r--
1
M.-ur
ACTIVITY
IN
THE
EAST
F.'a-'.cr:.
I.'..:
I
it-
i
.
is
well
tbmrr
y
the
fact
that
-
-
.'
i
a
special
edition
a
&!...
district,
a-.
i
.-
is
im-
;
editions
a-
v,
the
whole)
i.'.a.i-..--
ivies
down
FK.HTINf,
AGAINST
FORCES
OF
NATURE
siveness
'
matter
w
:
-..ni.
Aia-r.a,
At
u
:i
with
the
forces
i
;.a-
ai.i
Mt.
We
all
can
sympathise
with
the
people
of
that
ilaj,
but
If
they
had
acted
to
time,
getting
their
flood
control
in
plneo
Mttfe
earl
ler
ttwy
would
today
have
been.
victors
instead
of
We
all
have
to
fight
the
fortes
of
nature.
On
the
prairies
they
zougni
iron
oy
sowing
a
wneat
that
ripened
early.
They
fought
rust
by
treating
their
seed.
They
fought
drought
by
methods
of
cultivation.
In
many
places
we
find
them
afflicted
by
storm
and
flood
or
else
the
burning
sua
dries
up
their
very
life
blood.
In
Prince
Rupert
we
have
our
own
Httte
fight.
We
have
to
build
our
streets
under
difficulties
such
as
no
other
city
in
British
Columbia
aad
possibly
in
Canada
have
to
overcome.
We
sometimes
have
more
rain
than
we
need
and
have
to
adapt
ourselves
to
the
condition.
The
clever
community
is
the
one
that
can
use
the
forces
of
nature.
Here
we
may
well
use
the
waterfalls
in
developing
power
with
which
to
build
up
our
iadaetries.
We
have
no
drought
here
and
do
not
often
fear
the
ravages
of
fire.
In
some
parts
of
the
south
the
desert
has
been
made
to
bloom
by
Irrigation.
On
the
whole
we
are
well
placed
here.
We
have
no
noxious
insect
or
reptiles
and
if
sometimes
the
days
sre
dull,
we
must
make
up
for
it
by
taking
part
in
games
and
sports
and
overcoming
the
depression
by
using
our
minds
and
bodies
well.
Everything
depends
upon
LOCAL
SHRINERS
AND
CANDIDATES
TO
MAKE
TDin
cnimi
ill
rm
irur
auuin
in
tall
tbh
time
The
data
far
tba-
Vlebvh'
cerasioftlal
was
armouaoad
by
n
D
Munro.
potentate
of
Ola)
Twaple.
vno
as
In
the
city
yestaraay.
The
ateamar
taking
the
party
south
iron
bar
will
pick
up
Olsah
Temple
patrol
at
Vancouver
and
make
a
special
trip
through
to
Victoria
with
tba
noble
nd
the
candldataa.
The
moat
of
the
:
cal
Shrmers
making
tba
trip
south
ill
return
to
Prtnoe
Rupert
on
Novam-er
4
Bert
Vaadewatar
manager
of
the
B
mo
in
ine
prormria.
eapttaJ
on
Octo-;
C
Butchers
and
Oroeers
returned
to
bar
II.
This
ceremonial
an:
take
than
city
on
the
Catala
laat
night
fol-place
of
the
one
that
wa
.
heer
y,
..;?
a
1wo
weeks'
buslnena
trip
to
jrrld
here
this
tall
but
Jtr
h;h
ar-
Vro-uver
Safe
food
for
hot
days
Toasted
shreds
of
whole
wheat
Filled
with
nature's
health
givers
Delightful
for
any
meal
The
.shredded
wheat
wafer
VISITORS
WELCOME
TO
ALL
FACTORIES,
FINE
PROGRAM
TWENTY
MMBERS
OF
IMFfEREXT
COl
XTHIES-
Ml
l
BY
F.tMOlS
TrAOK-RlRITONE
Hill
PKO-VIIE
BeXKiHTrlX
Er.k
8je.
tbe
.&aiou
linger
wbo
ao
ellgh:cd
his
udr:.:
hire
eoane
ten
la.j-j
ago.
will
garr
ar.ct.her
recital
tn
iitr
Moose
Hail
liao.-ro
rrght.
Mr.
Bye
baa
been
on
a
v:i
to
Alaska
where
he
had
a
wonderfi:!
reototloa.
Those
who
comptlatd
his
audience
here
on
hit
last
Tidt
will
like
to
bear
bixu
-.initf
tomorrow
nlgm
la
the
Mocc
aa.
Hls
program
which
Is
really
Inter
-national
la
vatstiw,
Is
a
very
flat
aele--
ftion
aod
nmrtrU
as
toUowa:
t
Oaear
Ocdlrcj
OVam
bstat
de
sorte
buada"
Car
aekistt
e.
daattB"
aw.
Sanding
A.
&
Omndabl
V.
rmK
mum
a.
"Asa
WiimiHWH
skona"
b.
"a
jsate
aa
jsg-
Bmitim
.
ffl
alafear
vest
bMd"
DaaMb
d
-Mswrtm
oc
fcpaan-
OhI
e.
"KJaTrtnga
assw
atBn".
-Wis
alaii
f
-A
kjon
rattao
aa
k)e
vad"
Wnrwagta"
g.
"Barndomamlnna
tn
Morland"
Ood
Save
the
King
PRESENTATION
HOT!.
.KKIV.U4
Adrt
BY
MUSIC
CLUB
Ml
KISA
IKXLANU
BECIPIENT
Ol
rUIZSH
AT
KYENT
ON
HATYKPAY
The
home
of
Miss
Way.
Fifth
Arams
West,
was
the
scene
of
a
pleasing
event
Saturday
afternoon
when
members
of
tba
Muaie
(Sua)
fathered
to
peasant
to
Miss
Edna
Ireland,
on
of
Miss
Wsy's
itudenta.
tat
cup
d
scaled
by
the
club
to
the
student
ranking
big
heat
la
the
Toronto
Conservatory
examinations.
In
tba
absence
of
the
president.
Mrs.
R
L.
Mcintosh
the
presentation
was
made
by
the
Yloa-araaldeat.
Mrs.
Darton,
wbo
congratulated
both
winner
and
teacher
That
was
loUowad
by
the
praaantataan
3f
twenty
dollar
mil
to
the
same
student
by
Mia
Way.
a
prtae
given
by
bar
to
the
moat
auteasaful
atudaat.
Araar
the
presentation
Ice
cream
was
served
aad
there
were
expressions
of
re
gret
at
losing
Mrs
Ireland
and
her
children,
it
was
also
mentioned
that
flee
fradaa
were
entered
by
Miss
Way's
student
aad
that
lady
secured
100
par
seat
of
peases,
many
securing
boners
aad
three
first
eases
honors.
I"rraee
Raeert
ajKttrson
ad
C.
Carpenter,
Min-
hwrfected,
shaapjlsi
t.
viatr,
pwwouatvlU,
.On-
taftK
nr.
sad
am.
w.
B.
Barry,
Dallas.
Texas:
W.
O.
Cavern,
Anyox;
W.
I.
Duokle.
Seattle:
A
O.
Bheppard.
0v
wa,
w.
R.
Buckaatl.
Vancouver;
Pat
Daly.
Otewart;
P.
Walx,
rYanuer.
Dr.
W.
Uaroyd.
Anyox:
Mrs.
A.
M.
Bert-rand.
Bmithers:
Mr
and
aba.
H.
Orll-fltbs,
Vancouver;
J.
Proctor.
Haaeitor.
Mr
and
Mrs.
J.
S.
Holllday
and
Mr
and
Mrs
P.
OWeil.
IndlanapolU;
A.
O
Oartand.
CUR
;
A.
P.
Semot,
C
N
B
:
A
MaeAuley.
Stewart;
J,
A.
Matheeon.
city:
Mr.
and
Mrs
Thos.
WaUace.
Ouu-
ton:
Mr.
aad
Mm.
C.
Thomas.
Vancouver;
R.
W,
Sinclair,
Inverness;
T,
Lewl.
Mew
Haaalton;
J.
S.
Rogen,
city;
O.
c.
ftoeakovlta.
Montreal:
Miss
J.
M.
Hurah.
Macoun.
Sssk.:
W
P.
Bums.
amltuuiPf.
Ouy
Chonj
Lew.
Caapaco'
Or.
R.
Q
Large.
Port
Simpson;
Dr.
H.
K
Zlezler.
Toronto
J.
R
Morgan.
BUI-saor:
Mab
Oet,
Shannon
Bay;
Philip
J.
Job.
Vancouver:
Erik
Bye,
Oslo,
Norway:
Mrs.
Virginia
Inman.
Ketchikan:
Senator
J.
D
Taylor.
New
Westminster
Matey
E.
Deal,
city:
J.
L.
Saneum.
Smith-
era;
O.
rtaser.
Dtgby
Ulead;
B
O
Cuunlntluun,
Part
Enlngtoa;
T.
Klrby.
Vancouver;
H.
B.
James.
Amsbury;
Pred
Baggett.
Dauphin,
Man.:
J
Har-
r
Vanarsdol:
D
Drummond.
Bxatew
Ten
I
ral
C.
Bourque,
Blllm
r;
Mr
and
Mm,
L.
Bo
we,
Bkeena
City:
z
P
Oagne.
CUR
D
Dresden.
Stewart;
Mrs
M
Dutton.
Anyox:
Mm,
N
Morris
-aad
X.
Oamp-
hell,
city;
J.
Seltermann.
Bdmontoa.
U)Sl
Axel
Norberg.
D
Bateffon.
B.
K
Lar-
Sbn.
R
M.
Hauglanda.
J.
Anderson
and
Bob
Slgher.
city;
John
Hope,
Anyox:
ti,
Hsrlln.
CNR
;
D
Wilton.
Bunny
-
side;
Juus
Wanrieh,
rwtersburg.
AlMka.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Monday,
a-.
EXTRA
PRIZES
RIAKE
PERIOD
PROFITABLE
NEXT
NINE
JAYS
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SPECIAL
orrtmt'fM
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to
AMUiTioi
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rs
ux
m
iichip-
TlQXi
!1T
TWO
WAYS
An
aKtra
prlae
of
two
bundled
dollar
uaTaiad
timx
next
nlae
day
to
carKUdaaaa
anverri
In
The
Dally
Htwf
03t
OMrUBlUon
Tneae
pKaca
wUl
or
ftwardad
to
tbr
candidaMa
tn
aacn
li-trkrt
maklns
th
m
akowlna
on
DOlr-U
Again
and
thoae
wbo
mtaaed
hU
concert
1
auscttatlDjit
ihatr
Mat
nlna'
da;i.
:n
TCoaalOB
vul
hai
tbc
oppor-
,.wii.
,n
eacb
district
with
th-
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Mar
eotabart
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Asm"
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IK.
AUSh"
C.
W
Chadwle
-mmr
highest
oujabri
cf
points
to
bis
or
he;
credit
wal
he
paid
the
specUU
merit
prise
for
easti
d
strict.
All
atsst
n
eren
terms,
et
aero,
lai
the
extra
cash
Production
that
period
may
eMaaaaiee
which
candidate
wtt!
be
paag,
eetra
.
unpawatlan
tar
soad
iiaulta.
In
the
erent
two
or
more
can-tf'datea
an
tied
in
potate
for
the
extrj
f-rt7s.
prtass
of
identical
value
S100
each
wm
he
paid
each
tying
candidate.
Uaay
-Jktra
brtof
KEttL
orwKf
I'MTV
offered
ao
unusual
oppor-
While
candUates
are
helping
res
t
big
votes
which
win
cars
re
afforded
the
means
to
earn
us
SIOS
over
and
above
all
com-
aot
voeas
sad
taws
aaat
the
exwa
eaab.
which
the
rampatgn
wiU
Wblle
earning
an
extra
nex:
nine
days
the
candidate
himself,
aad
herself
f
watch
will
go
towards
determining
-rnfflrr-
will
psefit
te
tat
tent
of
can
valued
at
ton
aad
use.
P0IVTH
MIX
EXTRA
C.SH
nsb
prises
wiU
be
awarded
earned.
Bach
year
win
couul
poessa.
3hus
a
one
year
year
sub-
aeripOcm
vol
count
patata.
wblle
ooo
will
count
atiSian
points
aad
a
am,,
ji
subacripuoa
far
aht
yean
Wit
eaeJsjk
M
potata.
The
poiats
sre
have
a
relation
to
subaertption
turned
la
few
days
resinla
big
arc-votes
as
well
aa
points
on
A
saaimtili
can
win
the
extra
tlOO
aad
a10
a
car
or
other
cash
Merit
pitaaa
have
ao
rale-
tioa
waavtaoaver
to
the
general
pioo
ly
extra
conipensattnn
lo:
these
nest
alne
days.
are
hen
alike
for
present
easaadates
aad
(or
those
wbo
may
enter.
All
start
even
for
the
ape-
:isl
cash
The
slate
was
clean
Thurs
day
morning
All
start
at
sen.
Mo
one
baa
any
alibi
this
period
far
lack
M
eiiort
Real
effort
will
he
imaMdlstel7
.arced
aad
erlU
go
far
towards
building
the
vote
aaere
one
wanes
to
eatry
him
self
to
final
victory.
There
never
wee
a
aasre
opportune
time
than
now
to
enter
She
cam'
paign.
"G.B.S."
URGES
POLICE
PROTEST
HOILII
HIVE
TIIKM
KKI1-KR
TO
IMlF.KUKE
"OI'INIITC"
UlTIEtt
KKMDE
lMUTIMtTr.
C.SKH
LONDON.
Aug.
TI
Owe
Bemasd
Show's
address
at
the
annual
cob
rati-
uon
aw
trie
pence
eniem
oc
ureal
Britain,
at
Harrogate,
was
a
serious
eoatrtbutMu
to
the
dtacuasloa
ef
the
duties
of
their
exflee.
Uxietgh
stuevaaed
by
eharactertstl
Shrvian
hnator.
Per
haps
with
the
eelebnted
case
of
Sir
Leo
Moaey
aad
Ireo
Savtdge
la
mlad,
"OBAV
declewd
that
all
the
scandals
aad
protests
tloas
of
the
public
all
the
attacks
aa
Use
police,
ceave
la
that
part
of
tbetr
dvues
tm
which
they
wen
aot
dealing
with
definite
laws
but
with
matter
ci
opinion.
The
pallet
have
id
great
difficulty
with
awnllty
saaea.
the
dUmlasal
of
the
c
harass
aaMast
Mr
lee
sad
Mies
Savldge
being
the
oiilmlnatmp
of
many
nuUlfled
arrests.
Mr.
Shaw
declared
the
police
would
have
to
"put
their
foot
down"
against
opln
tousle
mties.
and
aay
that
while
they
erj
willing
to
take
on
legittmate
leapoaathUltar
they
were
not
prepared
to
do
the
work
of
the
Pope
tor
example,
or
to
try
t
be
Plato.
Calvta,
sad
Meses
sad
the
prophets
rolled
Into
or..
There
had
been
s
transndoua
as-tenston
of
poUae
duty,
deetared
Mr.
Shaw,
with
a
tendency
make
the
xiiioeman
mote
seal
more
welfare
woraeca.
The
avsvavint
had
goae
to
the
extent
that
there
wee
now
women
polo
Although
It
he
were
a
chief
constable
nothing
would
terrify
him
mare
than
this
particular
dvstopmsit,
t
was
no
doubt
s
deveJcwanant
that
would
grow;
sad
as
cornea
lastinctlve-iy.
the
moment
they
got
Into
a
iace.
began
to
manage
it
sad
finally
had
to
be
allowed
t
maase
for
the
sake
of
a
quiet
life
he
was
by
aa
mtaai
sure
that
in
another
60
years'
Urns,
his
audlenae
aught
aot
consist
eaerus-lvely
of
ladles.
In
years
a
s
awetorh
he
had
drlvea
certainly
le
me,
sad
had
never
taken
a
stogie
drive
without
breaking
the
law.
Mr.
Shaw
recalled
that
on
one
occasion
he
paaaeu
through
a
police
peel
el
at
TI
miles
an
hour.
There
was
me
room
for
argument.
He
and
the
coBstahiaa
were
PrfUy
civil
to
en
toother.
Th
constables
were
greatly
plies
id
when
they
got
his
same
hceaiise
they
knew
that
the
ease
would
he
put
In
the
papers
and
he
was
greatly
pleaeed
when
he
reflected
what
s
mercy
ft
was
they
had
not
caught
him
half-an-hour
before,
whea
he
was
driving
at
M
milt
i
sa
hour.
Departmental
Service
is
provided
by
the
people
for
the
people.
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iea
wwMrmTrr-m
i
i
PRINCE
RUPERT
MAN
WEDS
IN
SCOTLAND
Robert
Mrarhsn
Takm
to
lirMe
.Mb
Mery
MUebeU
f
laerhsrgfi
Duthle.
SlKerdaie,
Congregational
Church.
Praasrbergh.
Scotland,
was
looking
iu
brightest
on
Wedaawday.
July
St.
when
a
large
tniigiagaisan
sisauihlsd
to
witness
the
atarriage
of
Mfca
Mary
Mitchell,
laughter
of
Mrs.
John
Mitchell.
44u
Broad
Street,
aad
Robert
Strachan.
son
3f
Mrs.
Wm.
Strachan.
and
Avenue
West
of
tola
city
and
formerly
ol
Prsserburgh.
The
bride,
who
was
given
away
by
David
Noble.
Sal
toon
Place,
looked
charming
In
a
dress
of
white
crepe
de-
chine.
the
veil
being
held
m
place
by
a
coronet
of
trellis
work
orange
bl
She
carried
a
bouquet
of
white
arum
lilies,
pink
caraatlona
and
feme.
The
bride
had
three
attendants.
Buohaa.
formerly
of
this
cuy.
and
niece
cl
she
tir.LlDgroom.
acted
aa
brfrntw
auuda.
while
little
Maa
bene
Duncan
niece
of
the
bride.
ekRfuUy
carried
out
her
duties
as
flower
gM.
The
bnoeemside
looked
sweet
tn
dreasss
of
bote
do-rose
gacepstav
crepe
-ee-c
hi
ne
sad
picture
hats
of
navjv
blue
ortnolixML
Their
boquuets
ware
u
pink
csrnaUoos
aad
lerna.
the
ftowat
gul
being
la
a
dress
of
Jade
erepe-de-
chiae
with
giuegette
overakirt
Mr
Oeorge
Crawford,
nephew
of
the
bridegroom,
was
arc
The
music,
which
included
the
-Bridal
March"
from
Lohengrin.
Mendel
ski
has'
'
WWddlng
March."
aad
U
hymns
"O
Oad
of
Bethel"
and
"O
Love
Divine
'
were
tastefully
played
by
Miss
L
B.
Bueaaa.
A
reception
of
some
90
guests
was
afterwards
held
bt
the
Bellalsa
Hotel
when
the
officiating
clergyman.
Rev
T
Johnstone,
pnppjid
the
toast
of
the
bride
and
brtdegruuo
of
During
the
van
tag
the
newly
ast
rted
coupae
left
kg
motor
for
Dtsaida
where
they
spent
their
honeymoen.
They
wen
tba
nslpainti
of
many
beau-'.ful
gifts.
The
hrirtsgrai
has
beea
eoaaected
with
the
otTiee
staff
of
the
Canadian
Ratloaal
Relrasy
of
Prince
Rupert
and
Smltbem.
BX..
for
the
past
three
veers.
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in
the
Moon
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INFORMATION
REGARDING
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The
other
night
I
was
sltuns
on
tj-fence
talking
to
the
Msyor
of
Sesl
Cove
and
be
said
he
thought
he'd
build
a
movie
house
In
the
east
end
prtt'r
soon.
That
comes
of
closing
up
th
movies
hare
in
the
etty.
Por
every
eye
was
on
him
As
he
ruaeed
bis
head
la
dirt.
And
the
lunoymen's
eyelids
twinkled
As
he
wiped
them
ea
his
shirt.
Re
person
asa
hspa
to
get
on
the
tent
page
by
ataylag
heme
and
going
to
bad
every
night
BNtyone
Is
better
for
a
little
work
Tax,
that's
what
I
aay,
very
little.
There's
one
thing
shout
Prince
Ru
pan.
you
dont
have
to
keep
the
ther-
neter
m
Ufee
bouse
to
keep
it
from
Inesing.
NHsoa
is
gloating
over
Its
new
cement
walks.
Well,
we
dan
gnat
too.
We
have
Jake
asys
he
has
net
heard
anrUilBa
about
poiittes
lately.
He
says
he
thlnk
nan
start
acenethlng
by
saying
he
doe
not
like
a
mlaister
of
education
who
la
a
parson
But
then,
Jake
was
never
very
fond
of
panons.
Jake
savs
he
thinks
Tuniwv
mui
have
got
a
handout
from
Tax
tn
indu
him
tn
iitop
down
aa
there
could
be
a
real
right
ror
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