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or
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British
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TIIE
DAILY
NEWS
Tuesday,
December
m
VILLAGE
BARLEY
WAS
WEDDING
FIRST
PLANT
.Miss
Kate
Lewis
of
Metlakatla,
B.C.
Becomes
Bride
of
Oscar
Hal-dane
of
Metlakatta
Alaska
Yesterday
afternoon
at
the
neigh
boring
native
village
of
Metlakatla.
Canon
W.
F.
Rushbroc
performed
with'
the
full
accompanying
native
ceremonies
the
marriage
of
Miss
Kate
Lou
be
Lewis,
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
James
Lewis
of
Metlakatla.
B.C,
and
Oscar
Egbert
Haldane.
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Beniamin
Haldane
of
Metlakatla,
Alaska.
The
nuptials
took
place
in
St.
Paul's
Church
which
was
handsomely
de
corated
in
connection
with
the
Christmas
festivities.
There
were
six
bridesmaids
and
six
groomsmen
and
the
wedding
was
very
colorful.
;
After
the
wedding
ceremony,
.
there
was
the
usual
feast
which
was
erijoyed
by
practically
all
the
people
of
the
village.
In
accordance
with
native
cua-'
torn,
the
couple
will
take
up
real-'
deuce
at
Metlakatla
in
the
home
village
of
the
bride.
Liquor
Permit
.
Was
His
Want
Ontario
.Alan
Cave
His
Wife
His
Bank
Account
In
Order
to
Get
It
BRANTFORD,
Ont,
Dec.
30:
One
of
the
first
things
a
local
man
and
his
wife,
who
had
been
dependent
on
the
city
relief,
did
after
getting
some
financial
aid
from
an
unex-
seeted
source,
was
to
refund
to
the
dty
relief
association
the
sum
of
$23
and
ask
for
the
husband's
liquor
permit.
The
relief
officers,
acting
3n
orders
from
the
city
council,
had
declared
the
permit
forfeit
prior
to
'.he
granting
of
the
orders
for
groceries,
etc.
The
wife
of
the
man
bar
gained
with
the
relief
officers
to
get
the
permit
and
then
exchanged
the
permit
tp.herJiusband
for
his
bank
iccount.
The
money
is
now
in
her
name
and
he
will
hare
to
depend
on
his
wife's
generosity
to
allow
him
something
for
liquor.
Twenty
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
December
30,
1010
Aid.
T.
D.
Pattullo,
Aid.
J.
H.
Hll-ditch
and
Aid.
V.
W.
Smith
are
the
only
members
of
the
past
year's
al-dermanlc
board
who
are
seeking
reelection
to
the
city
council.
Other
possibilities
as
candidates
are
O.
W.
Kerr,
Dr.
W.
S.
Hall.
John
Currie,
J.
A.
Klrkpatrick,
M.
M.
Stephens,
W.
S.
Benson,
D.
H.
Morrison.
O.
C.
Emmerson,
E.
H.
Mortimer,
S.
M.
Newton
and
C.
W.
Peck.
Yesterday
afternoon
Constables
Mansell
and
McArthur
found
a
tiny
girl
wandering
on
Sixth
Street,
evidently
lost,
the
youngster
was
later
fdentifled
and
taken
home
to
her
anxious
mother.
The
Grand
Trunk
Pacific
Railway
Co.
has
applied
to
thai
railway
com-mlssiqn
fpr
permission
to
close
bays
and
creeW
mouths
on
the
local
waterfront.
Dr
John
Brock
K.u;-i-
C;
;.v
,v
record
of
comp.eiimj
a
jt-ar
wi'h
period
each
day
from
the
Fair
Prince's
Dog
Grows
Feeble
As
Age
Tells
LONDON,
Dec
30:
Growlmr
old
and
rheumatic,
the
Prince
of
Wales'
I
Cairn
Cora
no
longer
is
able
to
hop
up
on
toe
Prince's
bed
to
a
special
pillow
where
she
sleeoc
but
has
to
proceed
up
a
set
of
"stairs"
made
especially
for
her.
Cora
will
not
go
to
South
Amer
ica
with
her
royal
master,
but
will
be
left
at
home
with
the
Duke
of
York,
although
she
has
been
wont
to
accompany
the
Prince
wherever
possible.
But
recently,
the
Jump
up
to
the
Prince's
bed
has
been
too
much
for
her
brittle
legs.
Attempts
to
lift
her
met
vigorous
disapproval.
So
the
Prince
has
had
a
set
of
little
wooden
stem
built
and
Cora
can
trot
up
them
by
herself.
Another
royal
dag.
Snip,
King
George's
cream-colored
calm
terrier,
frequently
is
mentioned
In
British
newspapers.
Accompanying
her
royal
master
to
Santfringham
re-xntiy.
Snip
war
being
led
along
to
the
train
by
a
footman
when
she
saw
the
crowd
behind
the
barriers.
Immediately
sh
sat
down
on
the
pieoian
piauorm
ana
witn
lifted
paws
began
to
beg,
'much
to
the
delight
of
the
crowd.
It
was
onlv
bv
force
that
(he
footman
Induced
her
to
leave
"her
public"
and
enter
the
King's
private
car.
SAFE
PLACE
FOR
HUBBIE
Start
Young
and
Keep
Him
On
the
Farm
There
Wifie
Is
His
Real
Partner
TORONTO.
Dec.
30:
"I
know
where
my
husband
is
almost
any
time
of
the
day,"
declared
Mrs
.J.
Alex
Wallace
of
Simcoe.
amid
laughter,
at
the
U.
F.
O.
convention
in
Hygeia
Hall.
Mrs.
Wallace
was
upholding
the
farm
as
the
ideal
background
for
successf
al
marriage.
"On
no
place.
but
the
farm,"
she
said,
"is
the
woman
more
nearly
the
partner
of
her
husband
that
Ood
intended
her
to
be."
CANADA
EXCURSIONS
LOW
FARES
LONG
LIMIT
on
ticket)
to
EASTERN
CANADA
durlns
December
and
until
January
5th.
Two
fine
ll-iteel
trilm
daily
fa
THE
IMPERIAL
THE
DOMINION
9.00
p.m.
9.00
o.m.
Ftnt
tquipnttnf
onj
i.rK.s
Jirtct
rout-
llta
connection!.
FROM
PRINCE
RW'ERtltETURN
Toronto,
s)lil.43;
WlnJsor,"$l2U3;
Ottawa,
$ll?.i3;
Montreal,
il34.60;
Quebec,
3'4.60;
Saint
John,
N.
B.,
$133.70;
Halifax,
$138.63.
Corresponding
low
fares
to
oil
Eastern
destinations.
Coll,
phone
or
write
any
Canadian
Pacific
Ticket
Agent.
JinHMiiM.
'
i
iii
r
m
w'
r
c
H
hi
.is
prt-.ifiuod
trophy
for
unique
ut
having
missed
flying
u
short
:a.
airport
.r.
Karwa-,
City.
Japanese
Women
May
Be
Allowed
Municipal
Vote
TOKYO.
Dec.
30
Japanese
women
soon
may
be
given
a
taste
of
political
power.
The
sample
will
be
the
right
to
vote
in
municipal
elections,
and.
It
Is
accompanied
by
the
implicit
promise
that
if
It
is
taken
with
no
ill
effects,
within
a
few
years
the
full
feast
p
politics
equal
rights
with
men
to
vote
and-
hold
office
will
be-spread
before
more
than
15,000
-000
female
subjects
of
the
Mikado.
At
the
fifty-ninth
session
of
the
Imperial
Diet
meeting
this
month,
a
bill
to
permit
women
to
vote
in
elections
for
viUasje.
town
and
city
assemblies
and
to
hold
offices
in
'
those
governments
is
to
be
considered.
Backed
by
the
ovrwheJm-Ing
malority
held
by
the
eovern-i
mnt
party,
the
Mlnselto.
the
bull
:
should
pass
the
lower
house
with-',
ut
difficulty.
There
may
be
op-1
.position
in
the
more
conservative!
j
House
of
Peers,
but
the
chance
j1
are
the
measure
will
become
.'aw.
The
bill
stops
short
of
admiUlnq
women
to
participation
in
national
'and
nrefoetuml
affair.
t
will
'
allow
them
to
vote
for
members
of
the
4
prefectural
assemblies
nor
for
members
of
the
national
house
of
representatives,
the
highest
elected
officials,
in
the
Japanese
political
system.
Political
leaders
believe
it
will
be
ten
years
before
women
of
Japan
will
have
the
same
voting
and
office-holding
rights
a
men.
Combination
.
Special
NO.
ONE
2
Cans
Corn
1
Can
Deans
1
Can
Peas
2
Cans
Helm
Tomato
Soup
l
can
Aylmer
Vegetable
8oup
95c
NO.
TWO
1
Dottle
Helrut
Ketchup
(large)
2
Cans
Clarke's
Pork
ft
Beans,
2's
1
Can
Hems
Spaghetti
(large)
1
Can
Lobster.
U's
.
1
Dottle
Queen.
Olives
(small)
95c
NO.
THREE
2
Cans
Helm
Tomato
Soup
2
Cans
Helns
Pork
St
Deans
imed.)
1
Dottle
Princeton
Sweet
Pickles
1
Package
Soda
Dlscuits
(large)
Fresh
Swtt
Mixed
Biscuits
3
lbs.
for
95c
!to95c
Look
up
your
pantry
and
then
Phone
18
or
81
Mussallem
Grocery
Co.
Limited
417-423
FIFTH
AVENUE
LAST
Is
Believed
to
Have
Been
Earliest
Food
to
Be
Deliberately
.
'
Cultivated
TftMTVMiT
in
.
l
probably
the
earliest
nlant
rultiva.
ted
by
man
and
the
rise
of
civilisation
can
be
dated
from,
the
time
it
was
first
deliberately
sown,
Dr.
E.
S.
Beaven
says.
Origin
of
all
the
present
races
of
cultivated
barley,
he
told
the
Institute-of
Brewine.
was
the
wild
form
still
to
be
found
i
m
Palestine,
Syria,
and
Persia.
Bar-j
ley
7,000
to
10,000
years
oid
has
been
found
by
explorers
in
Egypt,
he
said.
World's
First
i
Telegram
Found
!
"He
Died
Today"
Is
Cryptic
Inscrip-
tion
On
Ancient
Missive
OXFORD.
Eng..
Dec.
30:
What
may
have
been
the
world's
first
telegrama
fragment
of
stone
with
a
massage
cut
in
it
was
shown
here
recently.
It
bore
a
cryptic
inscription.
"He
died
today."
and
presumably
was
carried
by
"express'
messengers
1.300
years
ago.
I
I
TUESDAY
.ft
WEDNESij.-,
Two
Shows
-7
&
9
p
,
CLARA
BOW
In
'Love
Anion
lh
Millionaires'
With
Stanley
Smith.
,t,4
Green
and
Other
v.?.,.
Loving
Lauthinjr
nar.,
.
,
Atain
By
a
K
ss
Comedy
-THE
till
up
Screen
Song
"A
HOT
TIMt
I.N
Till
r
)
TOWN
TONIGHT
PARAMOUNT
NF.U
Admission
iu,
Feature
Starts
at
7.40
:
,
TIIURS.
and
FRI..
;iv?
Remember
New
Via
s
Matinee
"FEET
FIRST"
NEW
YEAR'S
EVE
MIDNIGHT
MATINEE
at
131
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Lloyd
in
Hr
Lat,;
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FIRST"
and
Vaudeville
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Your
Tickets
Now
75c
"Rinjf
Out
the
Old
Ring
In
the
New"
VS.
vV
Individuality.
.
.
.
.
even
in
little
things!
When
you
have
only
a
dollar
or
two
to
spend
on
e
little
gilt,
you
must
checw
vlsisy
indeed.
But
no
need
to
tramp
from
store
o
itore
in
your
search
for
something
out
of
the
ordinary
.
.
.
Just
turn
over
your
gift
problem
to
us.
Here
are
assembled
countless
interesting
novelties,
each
one
expressive
of
the
best
taste
and
each
one
a
rare
value
at
the
reasonable
prices
asked.
John
Bulger
Ltd.
Prince
Rupert,
D.C.
Greater
Tire
Values
give
you
a
better
buy
Never
were
tire
values
as
great
as
uiey
are
today.
For
nowhere
can
you
get
more
mileaze.
tailor
steering
and
safer
traction,
more
dependability
and
more
beauty
man
in
these
Dominion
Royals
at
our
interesting
low
prices!
.
,
ROYALS
S.
E.
Parker
Ltd.
FORD
DEALERS
f