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Prince
Rupert
Daily
NeWS:
Exodus
From
Egypt,
But
Only
for
Women
and
Children
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ervice$iiC1uircVj
Saturday.
December
29,
1951
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Saturday
Sermon
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and
Central
British
Columbia.
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G.
PERRY,
Managing
Director
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iBy
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The
three
greatest
English
hymn
writers
are
V
it
j
t'harles
Wesley,
Isaac
Watts
and
Fanny
Crosby.
The
V?
;
i
hymn
"Jesus,
Lover
of
My
Soul,"
written
by
Charles
Good
Realty
Deal
f
Vvcsloy,
is
one
ot
the,
greatest
nymns
ever
written.
It
I
ll:-l
little,
T
WOULD
UK
a
tj'ourt
stroke
of
business
for
the
city
or
any
one
else
for
that
matter
to
pick
up
lis,
without
doubt,
the
greatest
ot
Wesley
six
thou-I
;;and
hymns.
:
Charles
Wesley,
bom
In
En-
l
thilt
ln"
hymn
W!
wriilon
wo
til
Ennlund
on
December
18,
ft"'
11
li,t1''
bird,
(huiicd
by
a
hawk,
flew
Into
"Wesley's
window
1709,
was
the
-"ond
vounsest
of
;.,mrMn
-hllfl.r-.i
ooni
to
Ri
v.
'
"M't
'"to
Ue
folds
()f
hi.,
,
'"-1
I
Ml,,,
"
c,
h
,;
coat.
The
words
"Jesus
lov
of
Mln
Sami.
I
and
Susann
V.'t
1IIMV
SiumI;.v
Stj
Whe-C.u.iok
was
a
lad
of
15.
i
m
"
'
ry
nowm
.
si
wealthy
Member
of
Parliament
r'-v"
iMiW-Me
that
Wcsi.-y
could
:
ntiicd
to
adopt
him.
Left
to
de-
"ve
been
liixpired
by
iine
such
itrii
I
he
matter
foe
himself,
he
C'nt.
!
I'M
I
thr
4
M
t
I
'il
t
the
I
lr'"
j
aid
I
in
u
stt'f
itl
ivies
alio
nsiv'
of
n
,
ih.
.arit
La
I
N0V
I1"
J-r.e
P
ffrs
tton
id":
t'ren
Jul
.1
tl
opr
am
acr
tril
mrt
!-'S
-s
in;.,,,,,
the
former
liquor
stoic
site
at
the
corner
of
Third
Avenue
and
Second
Street,
particularly
if
it
can
he
secured
at
a
reasonable
fijriire.
Whether
or
not
such
a
valuable
piece
of
property,
situated
as
it
is
on
a
strategic
coiner
in
the
heart
of
the
developing
new
business
area
of
the
city,
should
be
used
as
a
telephone
exchange
may
he
questioned
by
some.
Possibly
a
better
use
might
he
found
for
such
a
valuable
and
centrally
located
site.
On
the
other
hand,
the
city
is
pretty
well
up
against
it
for
telephone
headquarters
premises,
particularly
in
view
of
the
new
expansion
program
which
is
on
the
tapis,
and
something
has
to
be
done.
It
would
be
a
pretty
costly
undertaking
to
start
a
telephone
building
program
at
this
time
in
view
of
jthcr
civic
needs.
The
liquor
store
building
would
be
an
asset
to
the
city
and
could
always
be
disposed
of
later
or
put
to
a
more
appropriate
use.
r
'
"
K,v
I,
li'.u.t
(
'1
l.liHH
t,.u
,i",'
'''v
-
:
i.
fi
III
fit
HI!
I,'
i'll-T
!
in
Av-
r
P,,
LAST
FAKEWKI.I.S
are
aid
and
a
smnll
hn
(!e!t
put-;
hir,
hands
tu
lis
ute
ai
":!i3
K.-iush
Wives
ami
children
board
a
Koyal
Air
Force
vehicle
which
will
take
them
from
Kgvpl's
not-ridden
(anal
one.
Their
men
stayed
put
to
guard
the
vital
life
line
between
west
and
east,
and
while
thev
were
on
their
way
to
the
troop
ship
which
took
them
home,
a
protecting
escort
was
in
radio
contact
with
htailguarttrs.
decided
to
stuy
with
his
parents.
The
b:y.
who
was
adopted
by
I
Oat
at
Wesley,
became
the
lather
of
the
famous
Duke
of
W"!!!iin-
tou.
wli.i
'ii:iiiend
Napoleon
at
Waterloo.
We.-ley
was
ordained
to
the
Anglican
ministry
In
1735.
He
and
his
brother
John
went
as
missionaries
to
Georgia
but,
within
u
year,
Ch&rles
for
forced
to
i.tiirn
discouraged
and
broken'
in
h'-alUi.
While
attending
Oxford.
Wes-
ley
and
hlsH-ompaiiions
had
been
1
nicknamed
"Met
hodt.su"
because
of
their
strict
adhererence
to
religious
methods.
Charles
and
J.ihn
lit.r
learned
that
true
re
ST.
PAUL'S
LUTHERAN
CHURCH
SIh
Ave
at
McK-idc
St.
Itev.
II.
O.
olMin
You
are
inviU'd
to
worship
at
St
Paul's
Lutheran
Church
"llie
Just
bhal
live
isv
Inith"
KUNDAY.
riKt
.
30,
1051
Momlntj
Service
11:00
am.
Evening
Service
7:30
p.m.
Film:
"God
is
My
Landlord
"
Monday,
December
31,
1051:
Watch
Nhuu
Service
9
pm.
TiifJ.iv.
Jan.
1,
1952:
New
Year's
Serv.ce
j
l
:00
a.m.
Sunday
School
12:15
p
m.
As
I
See
It
Civic
Workers'
Wage
Demand
Foil
Gospel
Tcbernec1
Reflects
and
Reminisces
1
a.?
rith
ay
v.
I
'A.
risf
from
Arn
mrr,,
I
SIMltV
SIKVIdJi
I
10
30
fiiinduv
Si-lnri
i:t
"'
!
Bible
Class
11:30
-M'irniiig
ft.-rvloi
I
"TeniptMion
ar.d
Tuu!t.y
1
Elmore
union
was
not
a
method
of
living
It
will
cost
the
eity
of
Prince
Rupert
about
$30,000
more
a
year
in
wases
fur
ouuide
civic
workers
alone
if
a
new
35-cents-un-hour
increase
demand
is
met.
Anchorage
is
boomiuK.
Tooac-
bll,
a
vllal
and
,M.rson;li
rei.,tion-
First-
Prcsbyttrian
Churcl.
o
costs
80
cents
and
there
Is
a
wth
JMUS
Christ.
Charles
Price-Fix
Ban
shortane
of
girls.
There
are
fc.ararrt
1hls
frmn
devfm,
Mora
ihittit
v
mpn
fur
iwerv
I'll'l
..i
-
j
.1
r
1
The
nine-point
'
"I
'-'J,
;
v,u"
u""
""""U3
n
new
aureement
.7
J
T
,
.
.1..
t?1,
Alaska,
somehow,
must
be
de-
,...(.arnpri
mechanic
riemund
of
the
Civic
Employees
'4
'
i
i-iinii-MA.
-f
fended.
a
result
of
the
vivid
preach-
ing
of
the
WCKU-ys,
Etialand
wus
ueorpe
tvans.
nomc
irom
ivor-
swcp-t
wilh
reVivals.
Th,-
Metho
War
Widows
Last
A
WIDOW
of
a
war
vet-
.a.
says
pieniy
ui
people
in
tnai
dW
Church
W;ls
the
direct
7:30
Evat.Rihstlc
S'
rtrt
WONKA
VWjlih
Xul,(
Scrvicf
l
Ml
f.r
WishltiR
y
m
Cod's
B.
for
IS.,2
You
will
always
find
a
ttlm
St
l'nm-.
Riipif's
p.'nicco.stui
rbut-t
tiitr
it
33!
I'astor
(
Kaf-
re-
t?&3
i
-
'S
r
'
i?.?
!.::;,.-!'
Wrtr
i
Federal
Union
No.
5
was
handed
jdown
Thursday
niyht
at
city
council
and
referred
to
the
ln-1
coming
council.
I
The
increase
Ls
asked
acra
;
the
bo.ird
lor
all
outside
work-
era
which
number
about.
40.
.Other
demands
include
the
fol-
land
never
neara
oi
lanaaa.
sllll
nf
hcse
-spiritun!
fires.
Chilian:
.
thouRn.
tney
are
cm-
chart?
ar.d
John
were
bltterley
lev
eoveritiR
tr!:;
pan
o;
tne
wotin.
p,0sccuted.
Many
of
Charles'
And
for
that
until
a
mutter,
year
nymWs
were
com.-vised
when
he
or
so
aeo.
hundreds
of
Cana-
:was
uncieruoing
severe
trial.
TL
'ilk
Itti'
il.ivi
"
eran
who
died
of
hJs
wounds
now
gets
a
reasonably
increased
allowance.
But
a
widow
of
a
war
veteran
iowiir:
mans
neard
precious
mue
in
Ti
,.re
..-
lwo
unverified
Sick
leave
cumulative
to
50
Korea
THE
vigorously
debated
measure
by
which
the
ban
on
resale
price
fixing
in
Canada
is
enacted
has
been
finally
disposed
of
by
Parliament
and
is
expected
to
be
made
law
today.
From
the
standpoint
of
the
average
observer,
it
is
one
of
those
legislative
puddings
that
will
have
to
be
proven
by
the
eating,
The
government
has
expressed
confidence
that
it
will
have
the
effect
of
helping
to
stay
the
rising
eostiof
living
which
is
a
result
that
must
be
achieved
before
long.
The
Progressive
Conservative
opposition
questions
if
it
will
have
this
result
and
fears
that
it
will
hav
the
effect
of
putting
the
small
businesses
in
stories
oi
how
"Jesus,
Lover
of
My
Soul''
came
to
be
written.
a
Acpitrfllncr
in
nnp
slorv
ll
u:ts
days
i
present
agreement
allows
20
days'
and
that
all
employees
we
are
rapidly
coming
to
who
in
bed
for
perhaps
lay
years.
terminalini,
scrvi.e
after
five
EVANGELICAL
FREE
CHURCH
.
years,
receive
in
ca.sh
the
Dal
then
died
of
cancer,
or
pneumonia,
or
anything
else
than
piuce
wnere
w-j
speno
100
mucn
:
wrUl..,n
just
afur
,hf.
poel
and
time
eheertR-
U
other
people.
hl,
brother
had
been
attacked
bv
Our
ciy
is
b?cominS
Hurrah"
.
y.olvn,
mob
Tn
nlh(,r
an.-e
ci
sick
leave
credit.
Our
Sunilav
Services
a.r.i
Sat
f
l!av
Srlidil
v.
(I!
he
h-lil
.n
I'
!
jhis
actual
wounds,
usually
gets
!
nothing
at
all.
tome
are
entitle:)
Garbage
men
be
.supplied
with
'
tor
somebody
else
So
says
Her-
-....W
1
.
..
.
..I...
fc.,
V.a
Da
We
extend
a
cordial
Invitation
lo
visitors
to
worship
with
u.s.
VJ
Fourth
Ave
Ea:.t.
.
vtinister:
Hev.
K.
A
Wni'ht
DD
O-.y
,!.i
t
Mrs.
E
J
Smith,
John
Currie.
SUNDAY.
DKC.
30.
1951
Mi.ruintf
Worship
11
o'clock
fiunday
Sch
ol
-12
:
1
".
Evening
Service
of
frai.se
at
7:30
u'cliKk.
I.O.O.I'.
1UI1.
till
Av?
bst
""-"-"
uuuu
8"a
aim
urn
nnurian,
i.-i
iin-
ijau.ii
rvr-
he
$40
41
per
month
Whi'
'l
Ho
FIRST
UNITED
CHURCH
S
tvii.n
!
U!l!'i"ll'lri"
Vcik
Day
homes,
to
b
'
It
wa&
a
downright
shame
th.il
I
Parliament
adjourned
without
Jcsjs
said:
"I
am
;:w'f.
tlx-
Ttutli
and
double,
time.
to
be
such
Ineoi
riuible
interna-.
030
Six'
h
Avvnue
West
Meanwhile,
firefighters
al-
t'
..taltsts
that
the
tlie
siun
of
a'
Frince
Rupert,
BC.
ready
have
asked
a
eeneral
in-
convention
will
send
somebody
Pev.
Lawrence
O.
Sieber
crease
which
will
mean
an
addi-
hull-way
round
tne
world
at
i
a.m.
Morning
Worship
Uenul
SS500
a
year
in
wages
U
ts.x:)ayers'.
expense..
,,.
,
J
Sprmon
..And'
lhc
shepherds'
Inside
workers
i
.
granted.
civic
an
Returned
"
i
electrical
workers
tin:litdins
One
can
well
beliew
that
liquid
,
children's
st-try-
"The
Unwise'
telephone
opfratwvsi-
have-
ye.
a.f,t-U-
on
a
fiiaior
trale
were
dis-
'wispmcn'"
to
outline
their
new
agreement
po
si-d
of
in
frince
Rupert,
as
t,ll
'
i,r
.,'
a
(UiticuJt
position
because
of
a
type
of
competition
Uorcing
action
on
the
war
vet-
..-V,;k
,i
ii,
w
u
.,
i
erans
Allowances.
And
of
all
umcn
only
the
bigger
businesses
can
weather.
wh0
draw
the
wvA
anowincel
Tbe
CCF
does
not
think
this
legislation
goes
tne
'ar
widows
arc
the
worst
1
t
,
.
.
.
.
.
.
off.
'Remember
the
Sabbath
Day
to
keep
:1
IPily"
f
ASTOR
.
C.
W
SXTUH
conditions.
C'"i:
Lima'i
Hjm.ortchtd.
Total
Clear
Blue
Sky."
'
in.aiTy
jar
enoogn
in
inc
way
or
stemming
the
rising
tost
of
living.
The
public
has
long
since
been
getting
impatient
about
the
seemingly
endless
advance
in
the
cost
of
livinjg
and
is
looking
for
action
which
will
be
reallv
.tund
L.-.trc.
We
cannot
say
how
7:3U
p.n.-Evenine
Worship
i
'POLITICS
is
a
game
which
takes
queer
twists
and
turns.
But
here
is
a
ca.se
which
beats
anything
else
I
remember:
1.
Mr.
Bfvan
and
the
left-wing
Laborites
resinned
fro.n
:
the
British
'
Labo.'
government
Rupert
Radio
&
Electrk
i
Apprccictes
the
cver-incrcos'ng
patronage
Sermon:
"Another
Way.
m
i
h
but
to-
declu!.1
that
busi-ne.v
v.'as
brisk
could
be
described
c
:
!'!
unticrstut'rrrn'nt.
I
I
P
THE
c4
FTTERBCX
effective
in
curbing
the
inflationary
trend.
Possibly,
:a:
enjoyed
in
1951
and
O'.ter
ell
Friends
and
Customers
Kilolsi:
Mi.
Rowland
Miles
COME
AND
WORSHIP
SUNDAY
RCHOOUS
At
First
I
ill
'd
C;iur:'i:
Einncrs
and
Primary
ot
11
am.;
Juniois
snd
Older
at
12:15;
at
Conrad
United
Hall,
ail
at
1
p.m.
1
luecaune
mey
ciaimeu
imu
in'J
tUs,
e-
l
tne
puce-tix
nj
ban
may
i
be
a
stop
in
.
that
...
direction.
Its
!4.700.onn,ooo
armament
p.,-,-
C'fiY'Cts
will
be
watched
w
ith
keen
interest.
Number
One
event
in
world
:ili.u
s
for
1752
.-lioukl
be
Prime
Minister
Winston
Churchill's
pre:?.-iec
in
Washington
next
.
k
and
his
conlerence
with
f
resident
Truman.
It's
not
so
Iirram
was
too
heavy
for
tne
;
country
to
cany
and
would
rum
j
the
very
foundations
ot
Britain's
(
UC
VII.GAKITY
Kdi'
-j
.
Daily
News:
Vu'gority
beyond
toleration
American
Politics
simple
to
think
of
.something
elhe
economy.
2.
To
avoid
a
showdown
over
this
question
Mr.
Attiee
called
the
election
just
before
the
ait-nual
conference
of
the
Laoor
6StC
"'-
Sy'e
OI
prominent
of
tciu.,,
lm,,rUn0(,
Canadian
professor
of
English
'.
wh'..
in
a
so
called
"Discourse
on
There
Ik'
unemployment
all
Canadian
authors"
over
the
CBC
rhi
th
,,,,1
..,
f
"'A
party.
wiiniiug
ii
n:
nr.iuii-
uivraiwr
:o.
uioimin,
n.
tun:-
lea'ly
to
disiupear
But
it's
ant
election
Mr.
Churchill
in-
tiv;
to
reduce
language
of
the
ar:ly
any
other
way
at
this
sea-forms
Parliament
that
Britain
gravest
moral
and
social
import
son
It
KD-t
,,ls.
inR
tor
en.
will
not
ever,
attempt
to
carry
to
profanity
and
then
shirk
re-
toivcd
leisure
has
a
wiv
of
be-lout
the
4.700,000,000
program
as
rponsibility
behind
the
skirts
of
c-mint
less
and'le.ss
The.
je-v
I
per
Attiee'.
time
table.
;the
author
vhem
-e
was
yea:
wiil.be
happy,
if
you
decide
In
other
words
the
world-
speaking.
Must
our
children
be
tc
make
it
that
wav
j
famous
Tory
admits
that
the
corrupted
in
their
own
homes
Laoor
rebel
was
right.
through
no
fault
of
their
par-
:cr.ts?
A
BIGHT-
WING
Labor
MP
in
'
R.
HALS
ALL
WELDING
Ut
us
carry
f
fie
bail
on
your
heating
oil
We'll
gladly
be
reKpoiwihle
for
ktwpinK
you
nuppiied
with
clean-burnin,
non-w.tHte
Standard
i'urnnce
Oil
or
Stamlard
Stove
Oil.
Prompt
Service
ir
Mplerml
Delivery
Automatic
Kelilla
N.
R.
YOUNG
ileatine
Oil
Distributor
Phiirie
671
Phone
674
f
Britain
(very
definitely
not
a
Bevanitei
writes
me
as
follows:
"It
is
too
soon
to
judge
the
LONDON
(CP)
The
annual
Smithficld
Prize
Cattie
Show
is
j
H
R
political
scene
in
the
United
States,
with
a
presidential
year
cominp;
up
and
much
uncertainty
existing
Us
to
candidatures,
commences
to
attract
much
interest.
Another
aspirant
is
in
the
field
for
the
nomination
of
the
Republican
party
which
today
is
a
house
badly
divided.
Harold
Stassen
joins
Robert
Taft
and
Earl.
Warren.
With
Taft
out
on
the
isolationist
limb
besides
being
none
too
colorful
a
personality
and
Wari-en
suffering
the
disadvantage
of
being
a
westerner,
Stassen
might
appear
to
be
a
good
bet
between
these
three.
Hov
ever,
if
General
Eisenhower
should
finally
accede
to
a
nomination,
the
others
would
be
at
once
out
of
the
picture.
The
Democratic
nomination
is
still
President
Truman's
for
the
asking.
All
that
is
awaited
is
his
answer
hut
he
is
not
making
any
ill-timed
announcements
just
now.
Eisenhower's
decision
may
also
have
some
tearing
on
the
Democratic
situation.
As
a
matter
of
fact
"the
highly
popular
and
competent
soldier
is
the
key
'figure,
second
only
possibly
to
the
President,
in
the
American
political
scene
today.
new
Parliament
or
the
new
gov
Ciivornment
Certified
Operators
llich
Pr-ssure
Tanks
Itrfrijjirutinn
Slacks
and
Tire
Escapes
ernment
except
of
course
that
J""'"'
--s.s
ue.spue
lec.r.v
no
government
in
histnrv
was
.-vm-i..vi,
n,.i
A
,.,.i,.i,
i
-ia
r,
disease
in
Britain.
Some
prize
i
m1""'-
"-'
hi
fit
tniif;
nil
'J
i
i
.
(ST
ZjJA
INDUSTRIAL
WELDING
CO.
1U
election
promises
as
this
one.
i
anlmalf
fr?m
affected
area
A
little
more
red
meat,
said
Lordi"'!
slaughtered
and
displayed
Woolton-and
ln
the
carcass
il;tion-goes
the
meat
ration
down
and
there
are
no
Christmas
extras.
Already
there
;
that
Indian
youngsters
were
go-must
be
two
million
people
who
'
iK
to
get
the
right
to
drink
voted
Tory
who
feel
that
they
m'Ht
before
we
raised
too
much
OIES
Call
ut
May!
22;
Ik'.
E.
Phone
(Irten
881
were
taken
In.
Still,
Eden
is
at
rumpus
aoout
the
"right"
of
mwmr
tVii.im'niru.iiMiiiliiimiiilimilnmiii'U'iliii'tiii
ti
lil!!!iHiK.iiiiii:!,..'!i;:....ii!ii:iitt.l.:tiinill."'tn,ii:!..i1ii!!!
iiiiiMMrtipiihiii.iiitt
the,
Foreign
Office
and
that
is
.their
fathers
to
get
soused
like
fomething.
His
policy
will
not
f
the
while
man.
be
les
progressive
than
Labor's
:
.
km-
$175.00.
'S
Jlajypij
i
Jew
'IJi
ear
X,
AND
UP
1
-
It
may
be
much
better."
WHEN
I
was
ln
Britain
I
wrote
Thus
we
have
Churchill
tacit-
1
about
the
press
cable
blunder
ly
admitting
that
Sevan
was
i
d
a
t
e
1
i
n
c
d
"CALGARY,
ON-right
but
we
also
have
Labor-
j
TARIO."
But
I
just
heard
a
Ites
openly
admitting
that
they
i
radio
newscast
report
that
"Pre-have
more
hope
under
Eden
i
m'u
Leslie.
Frost
of
Alberta
has
than
under
Morrison.
entered
an
Edmonton
hospital
for
an
operation
for
appendici-
THE
World
Court
has
ruled
that
tis
"
Tney
meant
Mr-
Manning.
from
now
on
British
fisher-!0'
course-men
must
keep
out
of
Norwe-;
.
gian
waters.
That
ruling
should
i
MACLEAN
T
S
Magazine
has
dis-also
apply
to
the
waters
off
the
;
covrea
that
the
late
Macken-
Scripture
JPa.Haye
for
fJddatj
The
grace
of
God
that
bringeth
salvation
hath
appeared
"to
all
men."
Titus
2:11.
()
CHESTERFIELDS
AND
CONVERTIBLES
LONDOK
(CP)'
Historic
Emmanuel
Church
here
was
re
ft
opened
after
restoration
work
B.C.
coa-st
Now
Is
the
time
to'?
repeawa'y
conversed
MAJLHAM
TARN.
England
(CP)
Archaeologists
in
this
Yorkshire
district
unearthed
a
1900-year-old
musical
instrument,
a
pipe
made
of
bone,
which
when
cleaned
was
found
to
produce
clear:
notes.
said
to
have
enst
abnnh
ronnn
make
sure
that
tha
Toano.n
1
w'th
the
spirits
oi
departed
i.ne
cnurcn
was
hit
by
bombs
stay
on
their
side
of
the
Pacifie
n'l,,y
yeuis
uu
i
wro'.e
Northern
B.C.
Power
Co.
Ltd.
extends
to
qll
best
wishes
for
a
Happy
and
Prosperous
'
New
Year.
Northern
B.
C.
Power
Company
limited
Prince
Kunert
Stewart,
B.C.
eight
times
in
the
blitz
of
the,
and
we
stay
on
our
side
about
Mr.
King's
lucky
break
Second
World
War.
NEW
SHIPMENTS
.
.
Dcrore
tne
election
of
1930.
A
:
Kingston
woman
who
was
a
I
CANNOT
Join
in
the
chortles
top-notcher
as
a
fortune-teller
at
the
newly
won
"rieht"
of
told
him
to
take
the
eiivtinn
I'WDKR
m:w
management
Gordon
&
Anderson
;
SAVOY
HOTEL
Prince
Rupert's
only
tribdern
rooms
with
bath
Fraser
Slreet
Pbone
31
the
native
Indians
to
enter
beer
'plunge
that
year
that
it
would
parlors.
Of
course
they
should
bring
him
good
luck
His
good
have
the
same
right
to
drink
as
luck
was
that
he
got
licked
and
,
everybody
else
anything
any
:
the
Tories
under
R.
B.
Bennett
.place.
But
it
would
be
more
to
got
the
blame
for
the
depres-the
point
if
we
first
made
sureision.
Phone
46
lift
i