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Taesday,
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1923
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BRITISH
.rcflSlflHattar
In
view
of
thejcent
move
to
haYethftiormer
attorney
-sv
general,
A.
M.
Martson.
made
a
judge
of
the
supreme
court,
the
appointment
would
doubtless
basttirv
etyod
one,
but
wl
i-
1
U
v
A.
13H
"ITi
mi.
manson
migui
se
faacaoexier
ninpoyea
m
ine
of
his
country
as
a
statesman.
When
he
becomes
a
judge
he
is
at
the
top
of
the
ladder.
There
ia
nothintr
radre
whJcfi
to
attain,
if
he
remains
in
pofitjcaT
life
it
is
difficult
to
say
I
where
he
may
reach.
To
retire
to
the
quiet
life
of
the
TORIES
PLAN
Ixri
Youncer.
Yrsuror
-:
British
Cotvattve
i'rt;..
Kaa
issued
an
appeal
for
S
'VtxH)
with
which
to
meet
the
Labor
onslaught
in
the
coming
general
election.
The
intention
is
to
make
this
half
million
a
"fiifct-intr
fund."
which,
by
means
of
pn.ners
and
pampnieu
can
!
h:ps
tip
the
scales
toward
THINKS
U.S.
5
Srflee
llTTT
T
P
A
MfTT
WILL
LHIXLLL
BRITISH
DEBT
judicial
bench
from
the
turmoil
of
politics
would
be
indeed
;
a
Change.
j
LONDON,
March
21
That
the
,
I
nked
States
would
at
some
fa-
THK
WESTERN
ROUTE
JL
t'lJTL
i
owing
her
was
the
belief
express
George
Mclvor,
general
manager
of
the
central
selling
ed
by
the
Bishop
.of
Worcester.
Dr.
pool,
in
giving
evidence
before
the
grain
commission,
ex-
Pearce,
speaking
at
a
conference
Dlained
that
it
was
cbeaner
to
shin
Train
bv
the
Pacific
of
the
Worcastahire
Federal
Coan-
than
Kv
1K
itltl.
if
l
tMu
Tk.
.v
-Tri
the
League
of
Na
rating
wheat
from
Vancouver
to
Liverpool
was
23.12
a
h"h
waTLme
:
from
New
York
2Sandwan
JaWreal
24H
the
government
to
,-.-
?
to
the
renort
jpwea
at
Vauteaweruid"Ed-
tioaai
cUuse
o
the
s
Tere,
Vancouver
is
the
only
portin
tneJb
inumationai
r
uad.
wan
crop
w
ate
was
favc
aw
a?
1
ra
Vourl
comsniti
the
(Ylberta
ani
,oa
diapotr
of
vancoa-torh.
Xhte
dn&CultV
WSSV
&erring
to
the
war
debts,
the
atunber
of
carWAfch
nifht
be
movrd
shop
said
:
w
s
was
rimite4He
also
saM
that
the'
Sm-
with
w
r
cornare
doinf
t
ir
be
to
33iX2XZZ.'
mm
outlet
for
aram.
'
imZnomrnt
with
oar
-
XT
tr
may
wt
JmvearrectcbuL
at
awr
.
sMn
for
a
.:v;
f
efear
that
Trfice
Ruperf
k
not
tvfimts
of
the
ottigatson
wet
WUon
from
the
heads
of
ferfol.
"'
?fc.rl!
'
kJo..
.
v-
tjL.
JclZJLZ.
-'
that
w
the
ead
there
will
r
T
hWCe
tO
put
UPa
btg
fight
ifeKtTr
tvkaKa
rapresenu-
OpiraUOw
orthe
local
elevator
fod
tive
of
America.
wUl
ring
up
who-,
-
AS
m
advance,
90
UUIl
m
event
Ot
tne
ever
happens
to
be
the
represeata-
r
perfreaLment
action
may
be
vigorous
dve
of
Bank
of
England
at
the
bine,
and
say:
"
'Look
here,
we
are
going
to
sail
for
England
and
settle
this
PARTY
SYSTEM
business.
We
are
going
to
tell
ovements.
In
Ontario
the
farmers
rose
;.
.
...
m
They
elected
a
majority
Of
the
oar
part,
not
merely
it
the
eovernment.
It
was
so
ineffi-
'
esu
of
the
United
autea,
bt
ia
hSELVIG
BROS.:r
3IEAT
MAUKKI
3rd
AvcnW
"rn5nc"ilo"
3!
EAT,
FISH
ANIJ
VEGETABLES
Specialty:
-OLD
COUNTRY
SAUSAGES"
Our
make
Fresh
every
day.
Superior
Quality.
Daily
News
Want
AJs.
bring
quick
Results.
BM
j
amek.
visitor
s-E
f
-
BW.
'
(the
Silver
fplaad
Miaiag
Cat,
ia
Up
1
I
iive
that
on
the
first
opportunity
which
of-
that
'
th
phMatrrtBi
.'
ousted
from
office
and
a
reWrn
was
made
wfwlJJJ
JSwTeL
?2r
party
system.
Ir.
Manitoba
there
is
to
be
a
coalition
of
thrfam
ers
and
Libera!?
and
in
Alberta
there
is
talk
of
a
coalition
of
farm
er
and
Onst
vnth-es.
All
this
points
to
a
return
to
the
syior'
if
f
XH
",;
y
euvernmert.
In
h
r
thy
rnve
a
three-party
system
just
now,
hut
tltv-
i
til
ai
art-
that
there
will
be
a
merger
of
parties
and
:ha.
the
i
o
outstanding
group
will
be
the
Cooserva
tie
rid
Liberal,
the
latter
possibly
changing
its
name
to
LcKr.
t
ail
soo
evil
i:i
the
nartv
system,
vet
when
w
trv
the
good
of
all.f
M
go-
v
:
nt
ri
;'.:
uther
.-ytf
m
we
do
not
succeed
very
M.
V-V
(::
n
the
early
i-iv
in
British
Columbia
and
f,
k
District
News
BURNS
LAKB
M
5
Dorothy
StcGowan
ned
home
last
week
from
Prise
tieorge-
,1
s
young
ukk
mcDrrae,
uiier
oir
nicnaro,
was
Uie
man
to
a
patient
la
the
Bunas
Uka
brcas
a.
ay
frem
personal
government
and
form
the
first
p1-
paVy
;;ovt:T.ment
in
the
province.
1
The
fact
is
that
governments
are
about
as
eood
and
'
r
UB
often
a
great
deal
better
than
the
wople
who
elect
them.
1
rWe
orVHIlAlflfrfmnrUT
chin
x?lttfTif1lM
can
hiok
ai
inwmna
wiumnh
puny
oias
we
may
Svawe-io
-
Mr
amf-Mrs.
Oiaf
Halthraaa
t
pick
a
cabftfet
that
will
be
absolutely
above
suspicion
in
Foreatdai
1
every
resptfrt.
That
looks
like
a
hope
for
thepUenium.
Xta
enme
JtofrssilL
N.f
the
jF-im
l.Ve
ifxital
ataaV
lie
.
..rt'-.
fi-r
HiHiaitaa
t
ptt:
w-r.
-h
wiil
it
i(lration
for
appeadicitia.
I
Y-
rfetiv
vr-portiotx-d,
a'
;Bk.
n
h.
t-vin1
for'
rnptran
M
people
the
j
quicker
..pie.
THE
DA1LT
NETT3
Taesday,
March
26,
1923
PREMIER
HAS
POOR
HEALTH
would
probably
have
been
highly
health
wooW
permit
There
Is
I
keen
sympathy
all
over
the
prov-ince
becanae
of
the
health
handi
cap
nader
which
h
labored
dar-
Newspaper
Advices
Ttat
He
Take
hlUjkhin
M-
td$ff(
'
Holiday
to
Restore
rfeelf
the
circntnsUncei'i
JJDcelU
I
'
'
t
t
'i
-
10
t
igur
aot
apfaar
to
be
any
pressing
problema
which
hia
ministers
ire
not
capable
of
handling.
Premier
Tolmie,
we
know,
has
a
keen
ing
hia
first
ses&ioa
of
Ms
term
;
rent
of
duty,
but
the
people
have
I
as
Premier
and
admiration
for
.also
a
keen
sense
of
the
asset
he
hia
course
and
persistency
in
ia
to
them
as
leader
of
the
Gov-
V
jpna'
mr
f!juM
gaard.
his
health.
.Now
that
the.aesakua
u
Wr""
,Cbioet
wishes
him
to
try
a
it
is
clearly
in-th
ittracta
V
He
should
do
so
(Victoria
Colonist
the
Premier's
beaKfe
that
he
wtnodt
any
loss
of
time
and
come
During
the
curje
of
the
late
should
take
whatever
holiday
is
.hack
rein
vibrated
to
carry
out
session
of
the
Provincial
Leeris-
necessary
to
restore
him
to
fall'M
policies
to
which
ho
ha.-
-t
lature.
Dr.
S.
F.
Tolmie.
the
Pre-:
vigor.
It
is
very
certain
that
"
ad
mier.
experienced
a
good
deal
of
this
ia
the
viewpoints
of
all
the-
"
trouble
with
his
health
asd
found
people,
for
political
opponents
sal
YOUNG
OBSERVER
it
aatsssary
to
be
absent
from
the
well
as
political
supporters
are!
Parliament
Buildings
on
a
num-
anxious
that.
If
a
change
of
air'!
"Mother."
said
Archie,
gaiinv
ber
of
occasions.
While
the
ses-
will
remove
any
physical
diaab-
st
her
as
she
was
Irving
for
the
sion
was
in
progress
he
very
ility,
it
should
be
taken
advan-
party,
"is
it
healthy
to
have
pink
naturally
considered
it
his
duty
tage
of
immediately
and
for
as
cheeks?"
(to
remain
in
the
capital,
in
other
long
a
time
as
may
be
necessary.
"Yea,
dear,"
she
answered,
won
i
words,
although
a
change
of
air
The
business
of
the
province
can
deriag.
be
carried
on
during
Premier;
Then,"
said
Archie,
"one
w
a
-
a
a
.
I
a
a.
e
a
-a
on
ute
or-
1
oamie
a
aosence.
a
a
matter
01
your
caeeKS
is
n
cannier
inan
fice
of
leader
to
the
Umit
that
his
fact
for
the
time
being,
there
do
other."
Chicago
Tribune.
I
11
"
s
s
-
,
H
.
IM
.
.
---,.
,
,
,
of
the
Had
17
Bolls
On
His
Neck
Arms
and
Legs
Mr.
A.
L.
Willoa,
Kptco.
Mul
wnt:rl
had
been
boti,d
bod.
for
about
to
yt4r.
j.
!
ttoWo
00
my
neck,
ami
and
W,
of
theo
tm-dfi
to
beta
bm
.
1
then
usrd
to
boUln
of
7
1
wk!
I
h
ire
tuertt
been
botltered
aajr
tutis
awca
tben."
B.
B.
B.
ia
eaacfartwwl
cnij
br
Tie
T.
MJBjoxii
C.,
Ud,Tgrooto;Oi,
a
ti
1
aw.
1
'
cbe&
s-v
1
n
n
k
ira
a.
-
t
a
bub
i
i
rx
r
r
1
aB?ll
Rfe-
tmflS'
HW
r
&fl
frJBSFSrf&
CBl
bbbbbb
ai
at
-
-.
-
qb-,-,
a
a
-
a
"-jql
a
Le-
L
H
as
nt
W
naBW
i
x
a
n
a
l
series
-.
rVCr
I
r-IftgpTio
.-A-liaa.iW'"
1
Of
the
nUttani
f
homas-er
atallaMt
ia
ear
aeoriare,
ot
half
a
mllM
are
now
hsraiiud
to
Cars
aaehclsef
laswwiy.
The
gret
hydro
ilsctik
doilip
iaH
at
hridfe
RJwr
wta
wtttiMtcty
sMrate
Baoee
tasa
tM,M
lawj
i
1
1
ir.
wMSe
Um
eattawt
at
riiiieaeflaiii
Paaa
sad
other
pjmrts
is
betsa;
adOy
Uwt
osmJ.
The
OMBbeat
saa"
Chm
Kft.
oa
the
metnlaad.
sod
the
NiaagAMi
a
Vaaeswer
lieaad,
are
capeaie
ef
Uisatrasei
pe-er
dtvelssiiinsit
lee
the
o-eeloa
f
ear
forces
aa
sntoeral
reomw
h
foiyteot
Hh.
Too
ef
Brtcfeh
CthmMt'i
Efoctrtc
Power
araeamt
tft
the
treaiea
ia
CiaaJa.
coch
(timllM
A..
M.Me.see
uto
i
hoaw
fo
m
.
nh
H
sa
latrMW
tm
tW
lt
lui
,,r
mJ
.
thrttfcM
aak
of
tkfc
reriJ
ai
a
maMirc
ef
the
groat
rttaaty
of
British
CetaaiM.
1
o-r
e
rsak
third
in
s
tr
ae!
nWavMrtol
deap-(oak
saa2
CaosowjB
peaotaces.
We
haie
made
grwuW
progroM
per
capita
thaa
say!
It
e
the
potter
of
British
Cafomhfo
to
footer
the
ti
'.'it'-L
4'r'
"llrt
"
h
b
U
the
aahhe.
Ther
are
aJtottoJ
to
private
ftifortiii
oacewAMoa
that
they
hedwrfof
td
wttaiw
a
ceVtasa
Mne.
so
that
00
nyfotuiitu
f
pMk
mnm
may
ult
pfoee,
.
Mama
ifosWra
are
no-
earaaMled
for
Power
Wf
Dsaas
an
Ma
Wh,
i'yg
fOwtslM
i
.
.
twai1iilwlMrKtl
tocare
far
the
lmnfatt
tehluiufel
rtiutef
imnt.
.
1
.
a
r"
1,
X
Suuds
Industries!
DRITISH
Columbia's
Power
resources
are
the
envy
of
the
world.
With
Power,
the
riches
of
the
world
can
be
won
;
with
Power,
ores
can
be
mined
.
.
.
smelted;
trail
portatkm
problems
solved;
manufacturing
industries
developed,
and
with
thm
pofHilatron
.
.
.
pay-rolls.
Power
Is
British
Columbia's
strongest
bid
for
mere
induct
rice
.
.
.
more
people.
aaaarttel
sad
sees:
rho
a
ues
are
fraBor
tBO
h
s
oaofiato
HifaBti
al
rstie
estcrarias.
9Me
of
atBowua
aaw
er
in
tliaat.
!
Eap
1
a
1
II
1
1
has
kr
t
pace.
Today
Vf,
eft
aada's
teeaaU
g
,
trade
Is
hasdleU
by
British
Cora
hfe.
Daring
tho
sast
darsds.
our
iatlc
avtatrries
haa
iacreaaal
Ml
5,
(
Oar
tosal
MrroU.
Inrladant
afl
rastaaa,
ia
iirlaaaliil
at
jiv
saurM
aanars.
Tort
ay.
our
Laaabrr'ng.
UMaj
sod
PWiing
taoaatrW
oaspley
TJ,$17
aeaylt.
paytot
tkrai
au:ia
aanara
la
Wasas
.
.
.
ensenaotaai
taoitag
a
aa
;
woge
ranaJcg
a
Ugaost
hi
C
ida.
ITS
asinissn
ba
waaea
are
a
Brest
caotiTootfoa
to
aar
aaaaal
iniorMl
trade
in
the
province.
They
have
given
oar
lada
atrial
aram
a
twyiag
pawei
r
raUat
seconoin
tae
aaemr.oa
sad
lMe
araaty
ksea
for
our
rt-
tarrnMing
aroafwflrr.
aa
evldea
fact
that
toe
aoaaax
of
aatesnrMles
rrSiM
remiatersd
hr
the
la
the
P
!ce
Isat
year
a
7a.la7
aa
rawipitid
with
Bridah
Cehuabia-s
saaady
and
varfod
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