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Wednesday.
Dee.
17.
M3G
HARD
ONr
WHEAT
IJdPL
The
Financial
News
is
rather
hard
on
the
Wheat
Pool.
It
aayii
hi
the
latest
number:
"The
Wheat
Pool
a
constituted
under
the
regime
of
tiny
coekl
OPERETTA
COLORFUL
Lr4f
Fsn4TtaMMTit
Stared
Bseib
SchaeJ
Pf
Last
BvewfcK
years.
drUfdtfra!
that
has
city
It
was
a
t
v
jot
aaaw
n
-
h-hi
far
aariod,
paid
hi
adeaaee.
per
meattfc
JCM
r"l
Miy
will
1.17!
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amu
wi
emiim,
wii
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mw
ua
m
w
tjjHg
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Contract
rai
aafatattes.
Advertising
and
Circulation
Telephone
........93
Editor
aad
Reporters
TeJeBbeae
Mmkr
f
AadH
Boreas
of
Qrratatieni
In
the
oaeresae,
"the
papas
ot
BooD
ranging
in
aja
Messrs.
McPhail
and
Mclvor,
has
reached
the
end
of
it
the
tables.
road.
It
has
lost
the
confidence
of
Canadian
business
and
ranged
by
llu
Manorf
nf
t
Vu
min
trafa
Tt
has
nmt
mnoh
nf
ita
nna.
w-5
"T
ceding
farmers
organizations
have
done.
Bnt
fanaticism
and
bond
theory
wiD
have
to
be
replaced
by
practical
business
methods.
Banks
will
not
back
outright
gambling
and
-there
is
a
limit
to
the
gullibility
of
governments.
"it
wii.
never
be
possible
to
reckon
wjiat
Canada
has
lost
through
the
experiment
of
tti
grain
trade
in
"orderly
marketing"
and
in
holding
toatch
a
peak
price.
But
high
the
w
.m
wmi
fc
ihmi
ram
uiuvm
v.
There
ace
teas
time
glamor
for
those
farmers
who
expected
it
to
lead
rmtAbie
tnem
into
uie
miilenium.
it
may
carry
on
a
successful
and
ruiiy
iningati
i
hiehly
useful
business
functioning
strictly
as
a
commercial
stage
seenaty
is
to
organization,
as
the
United
Grain
Growers
and
other
pre-
Br
but
night
of
the
ate
to
af
the
Psdaee,-
SchOSj,
bs
,
the
gram,
mass
a"
.
aad
seat
be
iec:mmcnaed
to
aQ.
The
tafeunent
wffl
be
repeated
in
tht
aaWtoriam
of
enter
-
toff,
the
youngsters
hi
the
east
cany
off
their
parts
nigh
to
1
are
seqi
and
hast
resaKs
the
costnaihig
af
the
oroeraai
lasts
far
and
Is
hi
iljflh-
sustained;
thrcughoat.
Opening
the
faenty-ftve
dsahtosa
af
Oradw
l
and
II
take
part.
A
pteycToaad
scene
h)
daatotod.
Ihe
thSavia.'
wirtfuDy
washing
far
fairies
to
aa-,
pear,
faO
aataap
aad
an
wished
ay
'
1
jawogue
was
ar-
teaching
staff
and.
seoj
eats
aad
the
two
scenes.
Taste-1
iad
apaeasaiate
'
satptoa
with
the
-
t.
-The
as-
chanted
Palace"
is
a
aw
vesatesi
of
the
ace-aftf
aad
mi
drlajbUaf
tale
-The
attphu
Bcaaty."
Prta-cess
Crystal
is
thrtiMi
A
with
early
death,
the
gift
of
the
Fahr
af
Daitoiesm.
The
Fairy
af
Life
averts
this
tragedy
by
casting
the
apwl
af
steep
over
Vat
palace
for
a
hgndrad
years.
At
the
end
of
this
time
Prince
though
the
price
of
this
lesson
may
be.
it
doubtless
has
been
charming
sntm
to
awaken
the
well
learned
and
the
recuperative
power
of
a
country
Princess
and
an
the
palace
u
life
young,
rich
aad
undeveloped
as
is
Canada
will
be
demon-
T?!
strated
in
the
coming
four
or
five
years."
Z
1SJZSi
;
is
tortheciaing.
The
Rrtaoe
and
STKWARTTS
INF)fSf!RRTin'
Princess
ssesa
satisfied
and
all
life
Recently
seine
police
court
cases
at
Stewart
were
repor-
hL!TT
m.
ted
in
the
Daily
News
and
some
Stewart
resident
take
ex-
SnfrJefu
J
eeption
to
the
report
indeed
a
stately
Qveen.
Margaret
It
mutt
be
remembered
that
when
anything
like
a
min-
MeUod
aaases
a
winsome
Princess
ing
discover)'
or
development
of
any
kind
takes
place
in
aBd
Beflc
Bemer
is
indeed
a
LkotiaitrKhnrrvvwl
Rmrt
ta
tlu
.Mtwiit
K
hw"J,D
41x1
dashing
Prinee.
iWrathaO,
Hilda
Hansen,
Rl
Stromdahl.
Venetla
Feero.
Had
1
777
v.
w..,,
j
"..v..
ucmaxll.
Betto
Wood
and
tt
mm
faraway
from
the
town
as
the
Premier
Mine
or
the
52n
naaaWin
talethe
rotes
of1
nig
Jtiasour).
bo,
when
anything
not
so
desirable
happens,
fairies
aad
are
very
demure,
other
the
town
must
eipeet
to
bear
the
onus.
of
the
chief
roles
are
taken
by
Beryl
When
a
deannip
took
place
not
long
ago
in
Prfoce
Ru-HMOO
R
DArt-
tko
nllv
afw
tl.kn..
it
rXu
AlA
fK
r-
Wqed.
Lillian
Jonea.
Helen
Me-
ST"
L
Maaghtoa
and
Asta
Dybhan.
eath
mW
Tsr
.C
.
I.
-
t
1
Stewart.
While
all
like
hear
of
we
to
pleasant
happenings,
of
do
very
creditably
m
ihetr
we
djuk
oe
p
reparea
u
awo
hear
01
thf
unpleasant
torm-
parte
Lhntat.
Hvder.
B.C.
ia
alwava
lnokoH
rm
hr
aa
a
nart
nf'
Dehafetfid
Dtono
aoias
were
olflMti
Starart,
although
it
is
uitdbtedly
outside
the
village.
If
ujnto
!.ciogniil
a
inmeral
strike
took
place
there,
Stewart
people
would
be
!
22?
tSZZ
Mar!(I
briaueasting
the
news
that
another
mininp
strike
had
taken
Dlace
at
Stewart
Whfle
we
are
willing
to
admit
that
all
newspapers
make
mintage,
we
claim
that
the
critics
of
newspapers
are
more
oilwn
wrong
than
are
those
they
criticise.
-1
I
The
eogaplete
east
is
as
follows
King
Douf-M
CarisUsoB.
:
Qaeen
Prances
Usney.
Prtaca
Beatrice
Berner
Princess
Margaret
McLeod.
Oha
ncanor
Beryl
Birch.
Wke
Man
AsU
Dybnayen.
Jaster
Rathana
Wood.
Pet
LBttan
Hanson.
Chief
Maiden
UUlan
Jones.
Chief
Courtier
Helen
McNaugh
ton.
auevttfb.
Betty
Bttson.
Marguerltai
Mejmas,
uotot
MacDonald.
Llnd
Field.
UUlan
Davles
Edna
Strand.
Ethel
!orenouse
Mary
Bramner.
TIwIbw
Hadatrom.
Dorothy
Orira-
bsi
Ores
Alias.
Margaret
Prestoni
Irdtte
Calbreath.
Robert
Kelsey.
Fairy
af
Life
Daphne
Heuir
meil.
Palry
of
Darkness
Eileen
Ha
sir
Fairy
of
the
Palace
Betty
Wood
J"alry
Guardians
of
the
PrtoeeM
Clara
WlkdeJ.
Amaranth
Bury.
Alice
Oomez.
Jean
Sunben.
EdUh
Ferguson.
Norma
Archie.
Bessie
Smith.
Micky
Casey,
.dele
Mus-
tauem
BUen
May
B1.
Marorie
'
ook
Velfna
Thwber.
Dorothy
WU
kle
Jean
Wtf
rrcne
Qlske,
uomez.
-Annie
Stengel.
Owyneth
WaJker.
fhyUis
ambiin,
Bleanor
nven.
uenrooe
oaniclc.
Jester
Troop
Arthur
Davey
Stanley
Ward
roper,
Rupert
Fulton
Trrrv
orunne.
Hartey
Lear,
Rui.
;
cell
Cameron.
Harr'd
Ponder.
Rob
-rt
raicins,
Robert
Oibson.
Martin
:Erickaog.
Cast
of
Prologue
Norma
Wat
tore,
Jonn
wuson.
Patsy
Nte
holla,
ueatrjee
Raeernam,
Ina
Robert'
son.
Magnww
etorsetb,
Jean
Me-
untnmon,
Bejtty
Bremner.
E3!e
MorvokL
Thelma
Brown,
Laura
THE
DAILY
KEW9
i
RETROSPECTION
b
advancing
towards
greater
CANADA
wealth,
dener
population
and
wider
influence.
In
this
great
principle
we
place
absolute
confidence.
9
There
are
at
least
two
vital
factors
assisting
this
growth:
one,
her
immense
water
power
and
electric
resources;
the
other,
the
development
of
the
telephone.
-In
addition,
there
is
rising
to
prime
importance
the
transmission
of
sound
by
radio
and
by
the
talking
pictures
and
public
address
systems.
The
Northern
Electric
Company
is
eagaged
in
the
cuasfaeure
of
sest
of
the
tefepboees
aad
tele,
pbooe
accessories
ased
ja
die
Doghdmki,
a
con
stdcrable
part
of
nW
aucbiacry
used
in
the
transmission
of
seand
by
radio
sad
its
aHied
systems,
and
also
mach
of
the
material
used
for
transmitting
electric
carrenc.
VTe
are
gntefol
thus
to
be
employed
in
assisting
the
upbuilding
of
this
great
Dominion.
Northern
Electric
COMPANY
LIMITED
A
Htkml
Eltctrieal
Strt
ict
DO
YOU
tNOT
14l
ttrrt
sr
m
Csnsds
txr
s
millmn
snd
s
qasrttr
UUfhtnrt,
MtrlpOJDOQ
TJi
lt
ttrr
tbrtt
btmdrtd
fitrtltm
Lit
I
trie
tiling
JkUrt
iasUlUtitml
mi
my
pkilu
Jdrru
ipUmt
srt
smttlUd
in
tit
UsJimg
hult
fid
in
public
muling
f
licit,
$mch
01
amdUurimmt,
tUJimmi,
trnkt,
tbanhct,
IUJ
Larsen,
Beth
Lord.
Henry
Mikkel-son.
Pick
Kirkehdal).
Bobby
Taylor,
Christina
Petersen.
Owead-
Ing
present
and
thanked
the
par
ents
for
their
co-operation.
She
mentioned
that
there
were
many
chHdren
w
ho
did
pot
appear
in
the
east
out
wno
nag
neipea
greeuy.
Before
closing,
Ms
Mercer
wished
a)Uthose
in
attendance
a
Merry
Christmas
COURT
AND
THE
PRESSu
When
a
rather
unsavory
case
came
before
him
at
the
assizes
this
week,
the
Chief
Justice
took
JSC
aOBSON
STRKET
VANCOUVER.
RC
deems
sach
exclusion
neeeasary
or
'any
cithen
can
Under
our
demo-
coropaay
daring
the
scpsdicat,
and
the
Criminal
Code
cratle
system
of
government,
it
can
Prince
Hooen.
i
n
cruis
gives
a
adge
specific
powers
ef
ex-'
not
be
ravzzied.
and.
If
oor
syi-(th
AUtntie
Coast
seap.
r
line
Lear.
Delpblne
Leaf.
Margaret
j
elusion
when
presUtog
over
suchjtera
is
to
continae.
it
must
not
be
the
end
of
A
pro.
imi
Smith.
Norah
Dougherty.
Heeeajeaees
as
the
one
to
point
So.
ttvijwualed.
.
SS.
Priae
Rebart
arrived
Ooetbr.
Olga
Lewis,
Blfly
Hunter,
jehiaf
iustiee
was
possibly
vttblal
The
praseace
of
the
press
hi
fax
a
few
days
ago
after
a
AssempanlmenU
by
MaybeUc'the
isttar
of
his
right
In
exelud-
court
of
law
aa
in
a
legislature.
U.ftcxou
the
AUintic
Weath
Stiles.
Ruth
KeUoh.
'aog
the
pabMe
and
even
the
press,
i
a
guarantee
that
ail
is
open
and
Uoas
were
not
the
best
an.'.
At
the
opening.
M1m
E.
A.
Mercer.!
Just
under
what
authority
he
sxirsbove
baaed,
that
the.
Jlbertis
and
Courtiers
Inger
Murvold.
VivianJPrt"4?11
01
Booth
Memorial
SchootJereded
all
the
orristors,
who
are
rights
of
the
public
are
safe.
JU
rMMwc
wiiciiy.
ofiq
Tvmu
ue
i
u
ration
ouimi
o
Ule
coun
as
prwvBCC
w
unoniji
iw
piv
eta
lion
at
such
a
large
avdlenee
be-'
he
himself
is.
we
do
not
profess
ti
tection
of
the
Judge,
the
Jury
and!
know.
That
is
a
matter
far
the
legal
profession
to
deal
with.
Regarding
the
press,
however,
there
is
something
mow
to
be
said.
There
was
a
time
vrben
the
press
was
excluded
from
meetings
af
Parliament.
Later
it
was
tolerated
Then
K
established
its
right
to
be
present,
aad.
In
every
legislative
chamber
there
is
accommodation
for
the
pre
-a.
Dnder
the
letter
of
the
law.
tt
is
true,
the
areas
'
tllf
a
stranger
in
Parliament,
and
any
mesnber
is
entitled
to
note
the
presence
of
strangers
aad
to
demand
their
exclusion.
But
no
one
ever
does
Th
presence
of
the
press
is
regarded
as
a
guarantee
the
unusual
course
of
clearing
his
that
tre
proceedings
wtll
be
open
Jonei
eebrt
says
the
Province
editorial-
end
above
b-jard-4nat
.nothing
IT
The
public,
the
press,
even
the
i
be
done
subtesSve
4f
public
members
of
the
legal
profession,
save
those
actual?
engaged
in
th?
"ase,
were
excluded,
and
the
accused
was.
left
atone
with
his
counsel,
the
judge,
the
jury
and
the
officers
immediately
attached
to
the
court.
So
far
as
can
be
remembered,
the
action
of
the
chief
Justice
was
unprecedented
in
British
Columbia.
Under
the
common
law,
the
presiding
officer
of
a
court
has
the
power
to
exclude
the
general
public
from
his
court-room
when
he
rights
and
liberties.
the
officers
of
the
court.
Pabtteltv
free
and
open
pobuciiy
Is
th
best
antiseptic
we
have
against
the
disease
to
which
the
body
poMttc
is
subject,
and
Judges,
politicians
and
others
will
make
no
mistake
If
they
leave
matters
of
publicity
to
the
newspapermen
who
are
accustomed
to
deal
with
them.
These
win
not
overstep
the
bounds.
It
l
an
affront
to
the
press
to
have
it
suggested,
as
exclusion
from
a
court-room
suggests,
that
it
does
n't
know
Its
own
business.
INTERCOAST
EXCURSION
It
Is
much
the
same
in
the
Prince
Robert
to
Make
Crake
From
courts
of
law.
The
press
U
there
i
Halifax
to
Vancouver
not
out
of
mere
curiosity,
but
as
the
the
repreeeataUve
and
tribune
of
VANCOUVER,
Dec
17:
-Plana
for
People.
It
has
not,
as
the
Old
a
snacial
excursion
frnm
trallfar
tn
Roman
tribunes
veto.
But
H
port,
to
ventilate
llate.
eomment.
If,
in
Its
had,
the
right
of
Vanaouver
via
the
Panama
Canal
'lea
ougfa
teat
was
given
the
ne
-'
,
Prince
Robert
wtll
shnr:;-in
the
heavy
winter
trav.
i
British
Wert
Indies
and
or.
M.
"
vttt
sail
fram
Halifax
on
.1
4-
cruise
to
8oath
America
Thi-
'
is
sponsored
by
the
fa;
Chamber
of
Commerce
and
h-nadian
Manufacturers'
A
and
wttt
be
made
up
of
cn
.
bustneas
men
interested
m
?ui
developing
Canadian
trao
South
America.
A
lengthy
stop
wMl
be
n
H
!
Buenos
Aires
where
the
pa:"
have
an
opportunity
to
vi.:
British
Empire
Fair
wnicn
i.-,
opened
by
H.
R.
If.
the
Prino
Wales.
'
86.
Prince
Robert
wtll
be
t.
1
'Canadian
passenger
ship
(
from
a
Canadian
port
to
6.
ut:
.
erica.
The
Canadian
governrnt
i)'
have
taree
show
building
'
fair
at
which
the
many
exln
Uie
Canadian
maoufact
ir.
-be
shown.
Many
oUer
ports
i
In
South
America
will
be
m
'
afford
the
visitors
every
opix
rt
tty
of
becoming
famlMar
wid
trade
nossibtlltles
of
UUn
has
the
right
to
r-;
with
stepj
at
the
BrlUsh
West
Indies
1
The
party
will
return
to
H
i
;v
to
make
f
aw,
early
next
summer
have
been
an-
:on
April
20.
Shortly
after
thi
reports
or
Its
noanced
bv
A.
il
Allan
n4utant
the
Prince
Robert
will
art
eemment.
tt
oversteps
the
bocn-
Vneral
manager,
Canadian
Ration-cruise
t
Vancouver
where
darlea
of
decency
or
fairness,
ae-
al
Steamships.
This
cruise
will
be
later
enter
the
tri-clty
servu-e
w
tmn
ean
be
taken
against
it
under.
made
on
the
third
of
the
new
tween
Vancouver,
Victoria
sn
-
tne
taw.
it
can
be
disciplined,
ai,
steamships
constructed
for
the
attle.