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Wilbur
and
Orville
Wright
left
,
were
Honored
at
Kitty
JJavk,
N.C.,
on
anniversary
f;heir
fir-t
flight,
by
the
unveil
ing;'t
a
memorial.
Right
Amel
a
Earheart,
transatlantic
flier.
i'
aND
YOU
WILL
MAKE
THIS
RESOLUTION
ONCE
YOU
HAVE
RIDDEN
IN
THE
dm.
fS
More
Pep
More
Power
More
Comtort
Than
Any
Light
Car
Ever
Built.
They
Arc
on
-.'Display
atOur
Showroom.
,
t
:
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a
S.
E.
PARKER,
LIMITED
.FORI)
DEALERS
3rd
Ave.
East
DOMINION
TIRES
Phone
83
DEMAND
"Rupert
Brand"
-Kippers-
THE
DAINTIEST
HKEAKI'AST
rOOIJ."
Smoked
Dally
by
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
Prince
Kuprt.
B.C
The
outstanding
features
of
reports
submitted
to
the
Library'
Board
at
its
regular
monthly
meeting
last
night,
with
James
Black
presiding,
were
that
the
library
is
increasing
its
usefulness
to
the
community,
but
in
order
to
keep
up
the
good
work
an
assistant
must
be
provided
for
the
librarian
for
a
short
time
each
day
to
help
in
the
routine
work
and
that
steps
must
be
taken
soon
to
provide
a
new
library
building,
where
the
books
will
be
properly
housed
and
protected.
In
presenting
the
seventh
annual
report
President
James
black
said
that
during
the
past
year
eleven
meetings
had
pied
about
half
of
all
the
avail-been
held
at
which
attendance
able
time
mornings,
of.
members
was
as
follows!
James
Black
11,
V.
.
flao-Uert
lftffiJV!?Xt,
,
U,
G,
Wilkinson
11,
II.
F.
Pul,,
Vff
Wft
!
librarian
for
ien
&.
Mrs.
J.
W.
Kirkpatrick
(7.
Alderman
F.
Dibb
7,
George
Suth-rlajfid
3
and
.Miss
Cruikshank
10.'
During
the
year
the
library
.oaned
45,555
books,
a
'daily
average
of
180.8
for
240
business
days,
an
increase
oyer
last
year,,
JuJ-ing
the
year
675
volumes
vvere
added
to
the
catalogue
and
'2i
withdrawn
ns
unfit
fnr
lisp.
,ry.
The
number
of
borrowers
now
.egistered
is
2,734
as
against
'.582
at
the
beginning
of
the
ar,
an
increase
of
152.
r'or
the
coming
year
it
will
be
necessary
to'lnstal
one
more
floor
base
and
to
add
shelves
to
those
ri
Iran
n
t?
In
t
Vin
ArvtntmiTinff
t
.
:
tnV.
month
of
December
showed
that
3,y)0
books
had
been
loaned
.made
'u
of
fiction
2,500,
,
duplicate'
bay
21&,
non-fiction
997
and
juvenile
880.
The
average
for
the
month
wait
i90
volume
a
day.
"
Dbring
the
month
21
new
borrowers
Were
registered
and
13
cancelled,
making
a
net
gain
of
8.
There
were
at
the
end
of
the
makij
a
net
gain
in
the
number
j
mo"th,
2'74
borrowers
registered,
f
446.
An
inventory
was
taken
'
Reived
dufmg
the
.uring
the
year
which
shows
that
montLh
we
hi'?m
1
and
,Ly
there
are
6,533
books
In
the
lib-
Purchase
71.
There
were
dis-
varueu
au
ma
King
a
nei
gain
oi
42.
Four
neW
out-of-town
subscrib
ers
were
added
to
the
list.
An
offer
from
a
man
at
Hazel-ton
to
sell
a
bargain
lot
of
books
was
not
entertained,
as
it
wasj
though
be
ttfr
to
pu.
chase,
the'
bert
Rulam
of
the
provincial
library
department
in
regard
to
making"
out
smrtial
"
reports;
to
whiclUie
aegcetary-will
attend.
!
An
offer
from
a
binding
firm
In
VaouverivYni.
better
rate
thTj
at
preiJni
pn(i
forf
rebinding
bo5ks
will
t
cbrtsfdvredi
when
the
text
shipment
is
ready
i
WOMENOUT
Suhjecl
Discussed
at
Annual
Gathering
of
Farmers
at
-
Brandon
'
BRANDON,
Man.,
Jan.
9.
Urging
every'
local
of
the
United
Farmers
of
,
Manitoba
to
make
a
study
of
peace,
beginning
with
the
constitution
of
th
League
of
Nations,
the
report
of
the
committee
on
peace
read
yesterday,
at
the
farmers'
annual
gathering
-sup
ported
thip
world's
PtDposed
of
operating
plans
'
f!pr
the
prevention
of
war.
,
1
4
once:
'
-"mis
.daily
mm
W4MfUo,
ROYALTY
IN
THE
EARLY
EIGHT
IES
NOR
ACCORDED
FIRST
FLIERS
Ussrsanf
Librarian
rr.T-rm'i'
.
.
fo
i
in
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u
ill
i
art;
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UIC
:
Needs
of
Rupert
Today
i
Annual
Library
Report
Shows
Much
Good
Work
Done
but
Handicap
in
Too.
Much
Routine
for
Miss
Cruickshnnk
to
Handle
1
!
X
Offered
Mr.
T
-V.p
eeiel.,('$djKMKS
AttK
land,
dlreet6rf
the
tvomn
s
Fro-
ADVAKyjJD
TD
ROLVK
1'OP-vencher
'district,
the
report
I
'Wat
.UlXt1Q
lCll
FOIl
DOM-coupled
with
the
report
on
educ
lsm
fa
cADA.
tion
delivered
almost
concurrently
on
behalf
of
the
committee
on
ed-;
(SAini
front
page
one)
hranrh
of
inunigration
has
oused
wider
interest."
the
rjort
read,
"and
there
is
none
for
which
the
citterns
feel
m
stronger
resionsi-
bility
There
s
ii
w
'
rn
'
from
Halifux
twe
(
.
r
formfnr
part
of
the
r.i.i
press.
This
m
iil
wa-
!
the
8.S.
Arabic.
R
!
-One
enr
is
b
I1hJ
f
r
from
Montreal.
in
uli
"Thsro
mrm
tinn.lHula
nt
knva
In
rOnSlgnmentS
for
T"o'lt
I
A
remrTktilc
old
!ih(itn
)
aih
tnktii
o.i
the
steps
of
th'
i;-iy.
SCRIBES
MAKE
HUMBLE
PLEA
Copies
of
Council
Reports
Would
Mwt
With
Their
.
Hearty
Gratitude
Long
suffering
reporters
of
city,
council
meetings
are
ask-
iloor
whilst
taking
of
care
space
a
letter
as
revived
f
rem
Her-
-in
the
won
t.
be
elected
new
.ie
e
increasing
mcreasinir
number
number
of
of
volumes
volumes
.
.
.
..
.
.
.
P
.
..
.
.
,
.
each
section.
Provision
will
.so
have
to
be
made
for
.an
assistant
to
Miss
Cruikshank
to
help
in
replacing
oboks
in
the
Selves
and
doing
routine
work
ath
as
placing
slips
In
the
books.
A
suitable
person
'who
could
devote
about
three
mornings
each
week
to
this
work
would
allow
the
librarian
more
time
to
attend
to
cataloguing
uttu
repairing
books,
thiis
keeping
a
greater
number
In
circulation
and
relieving
the
congestion
n
the
office.
;
The
-necessity
:
for
a
new1
library
building
should
also
be
borne
in
.iind
this
year.
Estimates
for
the
coming
year
were
attached
together
with
reports
on
circulation,
classification
and
expenditure
for
the
past
ytar.
Miss
Cruikshank,
the
report
3uid,
has
done
good
work
and
Was
given
a
great
deal
of
time
and
attention
in
addition
to
her
egular
hours
in
keeping
up
the
nice
work
of
the
library.
The
retiring
members
of
the
board
this
year
are
Mrs.
J.
W.
kirkpatrick,
G,
,
Sutherland
and
'.
Wilkinson
and,
Ihe
council
rep
.-esentatire
Alderman
F,
Dibb.
1
LihrarUn's',
Report
'"'fhe
Librarian
gave
a
detailed
tcount
of
the
work
done
darinp
.hf
year
in
which
it
war
shown
tiut
of
the
45,555
vqlumes
loaned
Juring
the
year,
fiction
compris-C9.41
per
cet.
Juvenile
223
per
cent,
philosophy-.42,
religion
.
..u.ugy
.Ut.
lapgUage
.03,
rr
nmim
am
'.za.
iin
cfly
fathers,
for
no
golden
chairs,
Neither
do
they
request
Inat
the1
1929
mirjror
and
aldermen
confine
themselves
to
subject
matter
and
de4t
from
polghsnt
and
strategic
remarks
designed
principally
for'the'eari.
6i"
the
aresrt
and
the
eyes
of
the
vbters.
Nor
do
they
Itwrcli
ta
be
relieved
from
the
burden
of
rponii-bility
In
hflrtlng
the
drow
from
th
gold
and
reporting
what
theideunan
abould
"have
said
instead
of
wht
he
did
arV'
ISut
if
the
municipal
councillors
would
gain
the
hearty
goodwill
if
not
the
Mipnort
f
the
patient
Mribei.
they
would
prumixe
here
and
now
to
nee
that,
in
future,
extra
copies
of
all
reports
of
committees
and
such
like
are
directed
to
the
press
table.
A
lot
of
trouble
would
thus
be
saved
for
all
concerned
and
a
real
good
turn
would
have
been
done
for
the
fourth
(
estate.
Now
don't
prom!
all
at
in
the
report
read
to
the
fanners
as
reasons
for
the
visit
of
Swedl'h
!
officials
to
Canada
in
June
with
a
;
view
to
selecting
land
fur
cvlonita-it
Ion
by
their
countrymen.
!
An
outline
of
th-
Lovat
scheme
under
wtoiti
a
thousand
families
will
be
assisted
to
purchase
land
after
they
hnve
acquired
some
ex-pcr
ence
of
Canadian
comlit
on
was
included
in
the
statement
from
the
immigration
committM.
Suggeatioa
of
pawtibie
"undesirable
adverttsln"
resultant
from
sending
back
to
Britain
harvesters,
inevitably
including
incompetent
and
work-any
indivi
late
King
Edward,
with
the
late
Duke
of
Clarence
(left),
hu
t-ld
ftt
on,
in
the
early
eighties.
and
Kiny
MAIL
BUSINESS
Many
Car
Load
Am
c
i
Atlantic
Slcumc"-
NEW
VBSflKIS
M
fi.
Products
of
Cans
linn
Go
To
Vet
Indie-
urn
I
Australia
duals,
found
exoresioa
in
comment
on
the
mifwr-b&rvesUr
.
xperi-
MONTUKAL.
Jan
ment.
It
was
pointed
out
that
erable
increase
in
th-
fewer
of
the
miaer-harvesters
who
aail
fnm
ti.e
Uriu-i
came
this'yenr
shonild
be
expected
theContiiwm
af
En
-!
t
make
good
sine
they
were
col-
is
noted
by
U.e
Can
.di.
lected
at
shert
notice.
Railways.
t!.-
n'im'
-t
"One
good
wy
of
aeruring
a
'y
'i"ed
nn.i!
c:.r-
tv
satisfied
and
contesod
immi-
wrd
from
HalifaT
grant"
is
by
the
iurenile
immlgra-
season
show
g
de
l
tion
Acheine,
in
the
opinion
of
the
or
th'
umlwr
muv.
.1
farmers'
retwrt.
refe
rliwt
to
the
'spondini'
!
ri
i.f
I
settlement
of
Br'tiah
boys
recommended
bh
inmiranta.
."No
all
parts
of
the
Dominion
wne
'awa.
and
one
rsr
is
I,
were
brought
to
Canada
and
who
Winnipeg
with
distrilnr
are
now
fanning
their
own
land."
that
and
all
.
ther
...,
concludes
the
lengthy
review
of
"
Nam-ouver
nt
1h
iuvrniU
immigration
svstem.
Another
In
:'
con
n'"
Aimrnvul
mt
th
Modleal
lnspee-
r,,
"
tion
to
which
BHtiah
Immigrants
Friday
on
Hoard
the
S.s
i.re
eiulred
to
submit
is
express-
Cunard
Line
..a
k..,
hk.
....
i
Artwtiw
ftu
Already
duHnr
'he
iofpeeUon
Sraftf
praawrty
fairly
imuXry
seven
mr
ef
m:.
ntjff."
Attention
is
cUed
to
the
landed
at
Ha'ifax
wh
error
in
conlofinf
rglatlona
aH
in
Dec.
mr
20
cirs
,,l
ri
U.
assitteJ
iwaiarraaU
wftii
lved
at
thav
po
t
awl
egulat'ons
covering
all
th
Brft-ewrd
f
.r
ditr1n-ili..n
ut.
lmml(i
Citnadisn
National
l.all.
I
"Do
we
want
incroamd
immi
With
cargo
of
fir.iKi
tm
The'
TB?tert
accepted
by
the
sons
who
are
quite
sure
that
the
rration?
Are
w
taking
the
right
Mdan
vai,.Iv.(i
Hti'Mmei
couiidl
of
the
United
Church
last
jwlicy
of
the
hnmigra'.ion
depart-
line
to
encourage
the
type
of
em-
yrtor
i,
jrm
n.(i
fall
wan
characterized
as
expres-
ment
has
beon
to
delluerately
dis-
Igrant
required
'n
dastada?
are
wwk
fwr
Autrali;
n
p
.r;
sive
of
the
general
attitude
toward
courage
British
immigr.ttion
nd
U
the
cloning
nuesMon
suggested
hy
panBlna
rsnsl
.
The
war
and
peace,
appreciation
was
encourage
continental
immlgra-
tne
aamineaiy
aisapuoinung
w
(BPU(jeH
juitomohiles.
.
arts
.CO,
literature
J.73,
travel
'expressed
for
the
efficacy
of
the
Hon,"
the
report
continues.
But
donee
of
the
report.
Encourage-
..j
..ugrapuy
.at,
history
These
percentages
were
much
the
same
as
for
the
previous
year,
in
all
15,715
volumes
not
classified
as
fiction
were
bor
rowed.
The
financial
statement
show
ed
that
the
expenditure
had
been
kept
within
the
appropriation,
the
total
expended
being
$3,213.01,
whereas
the
appropriation
was
$3,250.
Miss
Cruikshank
explained
how
she
was
handicapped
in
be
ing
unable
to
attend
to
the
proper
mending
of
broken
books
ow
ing
to
the
pressure
of
other
dut-i.
les.
urders
bad
to
ue
made
out
for
new
books
and
shipments
for
rebinding
prepared
and
all
new
books
had
to
be
catalogued
and
classified.
Books
should
be
re-
paired
immediately
they
began
to
show
wear.
The
steady
Increase
in
the
amount
of
work
made
it
Impossible
to
keep
up
all
departments
properly,
and
clearing
away
books
occu
League
of
Nations,
nnd
the
Kel-
evidence
go
to
prove
to
the
con
ogg
treaty
for
the
renunciation
of
trary,
It
adds.
war
was
discussed
at
length
and
in
a
markedly
favorable
spirit.
With
the"
comment
that
Canada
is
the
only
North
American
nation
listed
in
the
League
of
Nations,
It
was
stklH;
"'Canadian
polity.
Ca
nadian
attitude,
has
a
marked
.effect
on
world
policy."
It
was
added
that
Canada
is
disinterested,
impartial,
experienced
in
sane
set-lenrnt
of
International
disputes,
and
con
point
to"
more
than
n-pri
ment
of
immigration
through
emphasis
of
Canada'
industrial
at-
Thp
Immigration
nlan
advanced
tractiveneas
as
embodied
in
the
by
General
Mcliae.
M
P.,
for
plan
of
Hon.
E.
C.
Drury
was
North
Vancouver,
is
commented
on
mentioned
at
a
"different
solu-
parts,
t
actors,
pla
ter
.
n
1
freight.
The
Can:idi:in
of
the
same
line
luileil
'
i
fax
with
capae'ly
'cnc
for
the
British
West
In
Demerara.
The
new
Cun.;
as
"perhai
the
boldest"
of
the
Uon"
in
the
concluding
section
of
t(na,
,ner
Lmdv
r.k
quiirtette
-f
systems
enumerated
the
report
to
lue
farmers.
In
the
Immigration
report,
which
points
out
that
under
this
suggea-!
w
jj
jtfeCeMnm.
Wxal
Insur
tion
two
minion
people
wowu
oe
finpfl
-..n
,l,
by
r,ul.
the
fleet
of
five
steamer-
oh"
the
new
Canada
V
sevice,
is
now
loi.li'u:
Halifax
and
will
nil
"
brought
to
Canada
In
ten
years
at
,
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