PrietSOcabflx
!
Everything
Would
Tarn
Black
kti
A&lrrv
Btwk.
Etiwart.
X3L,
iiau.
''I
Vi4
t
trntl!
wirs
n-Htirrht
ui
laiat-far
tptMj
it!
twytfeavr
ta
fnoj
f
tux
Um.
ul
I
v4
fa
ra
a
&
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4.
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I
in
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ui;
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fc'ifcil
I
vaaU
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Arm
a
trial
I
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f
we
tww
li
fm4
y
M
A
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
PETNCE
RUPERT
-
BRITISH
COLTMBL.
Smj
AJtereoan.
Eire?
Ssaday,
Baay
Sen
LfeiMed.
Thtrd
At
a
P.
PVtUX
Manama?-;
fcr
Psiwee
Rspert
DAILY
EOmOK
JS-
-
or
advantape
ourfeires.
VERY
USEFUL
WORK
Many
Prince
Rnpstt
people
will
lasch
regret
the
departure
of
CoauHmdani
and
Mrs.
Kerr
of
the
Salvation
Annv
frw
this
city.
They
hare
been
doing
a
quiet
but
effective
work
and
have
been
no
inectors
of
persons.
Now
thev
are
tearing
for
a
new
field
of
aetrnty
m
Soathern
British
ColoMftin
and
we
wish
them
every
saxcesa.
The
work
of
the
organisation
gees
on
aB
the
time
no
aaatter
who
is
in
charge.
Adjutant
Kerr
wss
a
great
aid
to
the
eftr
latt
winter
in
disperawwr
rehef
to
thcee
who
were
in
need.
He
n&d
good
judgment
and
helped
out
when
the
city
bafl
staff
was
un-ahle
to
cope
with
the
work.
Because
of
tnL
aiid
other
good
work
done
in
thechy
it
k
to
be
befed
that
Mr.
Kerr
wfl
recewe
recognition
from
his
superiors
He
certamh
is
earrring
with
him
the
best
wkhes
of
all
who
know
him.
UNHMPL0Y3IENT
IN
MANITOBA
"Information
presented
to
the
prorinml
conference
on
Meoipioyment
showed
that
the
nutation
was
stendOv
be-cooung
more
serious,
both
for
the
people
who
are
out
of
work
and
for
the
municipalities
and
the
provincial
government
in
their
straggle
with
the
proWem
of
rehef.
Ald-ermaa
Maybank,
chairman
of
the
Winnipeg
unempknr-ment
relief
committee,
stated
U.&t
seme
of
tie
very
beat
da
of
workmen
ere
now
compelled
to
ask
for
relief.
Reeve
Allan
of
Fact
K
3doran,
speaking
for
the
suburban
municipalities,
taid
that
the
same
situation
was
developing
in
those
areas.
At
present,
he
said.
215
per
cent
of
the
population
was
affected
by
unemployment,
and
it
m
as
believed
that
this
would
be
increased
to
30
per
cent
by
October,
and
many
men
who
were
out
of
work
but
were
not
on
relief
were
coming
to
the
end
of
their
resource
and
would
soon
be
forced
to
come
for
asefctawre.
This
is
w
hat
marks
the
inmaiwiir
lew
and
Ok
necessity
for
extraordinary
steps
in
dealing
with
it.
Artisans
and
laborers
who
have
never
sought
pub-he
relief
before,
and
are
most
reluctant
to
do
it
now.
are
eMnpeDed
to
apply
for
help,
or
wifl
be
compelled
within
a
if?
months,
tecauee
for
long
periods
they
have
been
unable
to
get
work.
Last
winter
ebliehed
a
record
for
un-
enuiioyment
relief
m
Greater
Winnipeg,
but
h
will
be
necassar
on
a
larger
ale
during
the
coming
winter.
it
was
agreed
that
no
tmemptoyed
men
anywhere
in
the
Province
could
be
loft
unnrevided
for
if
thev
were
in
riW-
titute
condition.
This
includes
the
men
who
keep
drifting
Winnipeg.
But
the
city
bears
a
very
heavy
burden
in
caring
for
Re
own
people,
andlhe
cost
of
providing
for
those
who
come
in
from
outside
points
should
not
be
shar
ed
by
the
city,
but
should
be
borne
by
the
provincial
and
uominion
gwernments.
"Matty
of
the
nrantdpalHies
are
m
financial
difficulties
find
cannot
continue
the
present
expense
for
unemployment
relief,
to
say
nothine
of
the
Increased
expense
which
u
plainly
inevitable.
The
cost
to
the
Municipalities
is
met
through
the
tax
on
tend.
The
cost
to
the
province
.
mut
.
be
.a
a
a
mm
-
a
-
met
ny
a
levy
en-tfce
municJpalrUe,
and
this
falls
upon
land.
The
land
tax
i
so
high
throughout
the
province
that
'
it
cannot
be
locriased.
and
the
situation,
which
is
cauWl
for
greater
expense,
can
only
be
met
hy
greater
assistance
'
from
the
Dommiqn.
j
"What
i
needed
is
a
big
constructive
program,
to
be
immediately
undertaken
while
th?
men
can
work
at
H,'
rather
than
waiting
for
the
winter
season,
when
it
is
less,
easy
to
carry
on
constructive
works.
Besides
co-operating
I
with
the
provinces
in
relief
works,
the
Dominion
govern-;
ment
should
undertake
works
of
its
own.
The
need
was
never
sn
urgent
as
it
is
now.
It
is
impossible
to
continue
a
policy
-
f
drift"
Winnipeg
Free
Press.
HER
TALK
INTERESTS
.Ettanxd
XwaAsasti?
Fra
OJa
Heard
at
Cmilrtt
Charrfc
Lnt
The
lenMe
aeea
mt
aV
aaasn
'or
an
aa-t
aif
trtatawaa
aadkeoait
yftHK
WffaS
BfeSaAiaaataBaBVp
dS9Ctfb?4
Mat
W.
T.
Kerffta
pntUti
A
sate
-a
caat
af
Un
H.
C
'
Fneer.
niiwf
irOij,
Ua.
CBsaOaV.
The
aaaaal
of
the
tae
WJIA
Presbyterian
Sunday
School
E.
Dae.
The
itf
aheir
par-
the
harbor
a
1
and
2
attack
Una
aftcranoa
ho
boata
ot.
the
PacaV
Sahrai
Co.
There
ta
to
be
a
nut
arograaa
of
races
aad
aad
ire
craaaa
aad
otaer
re-
fnabaMBts
are
beaic
servad
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Savoy
Hotel
Pnaee
Raperrs
leadtec
tia
By
hotel
Het
and
raid
water
to
aB
roomi
A.
J.
rncnnOMME.
rraa.
Oar.
ef
Frucr
vnd
Fl!
th
SU.
SAVOY
Oh
Peterson.
Anyoz:
O
Sharp
Qveen
Cnartotte
dty
New
Royal
Hotel
I
ZarHM.
"ntfi
THE
MOrU.
WOKTR
WHILE
Bat
CSH
WiHr
ataat
Hat
:S
rER
DAY
A.VD
VT
Tritphn
ttt
ROYAL
P.
Barf.
SeraB
talet:
rtaar
VaaeaaTer:
RUa
Leaak.
Met
takaua.
O
E
Moore.
Qaeen
Char
totte
City.
Knox
Hotel
Are
Oar
MEALS
Ooodf
Our
Oaestt
Say
They
Are.
Reduced
Price
Fresh
Raw
Milk
Xow!
3
Qaarts
far
Sl.M
IS
linU
for
fl.M
Far
Cash
Only
DOMINION
DAIRY
fhane
Red
US
P.O.
Baa
t
vzlae
thief
oa
la
THE
DAILY
Xi"A
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LETTER
BOX
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OF
ALL
LOCAL,
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tv
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re?
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b:mi
of
the
re&irranie
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was
anace
?
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pertanity
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port
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af
tats
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rnd
aad
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branch
f
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fhf
fadasarr
av
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1b
BA
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mmmltmmar
t-r,,.,
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i
l
l
rarir
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rer
at
Hani
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i
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was
m
the
-ta?
af
t,
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u
m
&.
ftbe
Saanaai
acou
af
Ca-s?tM
that
eertaia
of
ihe
hianat
sWeat
Cstea
is
a
speaker
af
ukoms
fc
thai
aws!d
terse
saafeaara
te
cm
part
ef
feberavea
and
tkebaees
f
that
?ta'T
rtinw
Hitytna
is
sb
rffart
to
of
Jje
work
f
the
WJtfA
nr
ytB
t
THE
RUSSIAN
IDEAL
rRm
Mnw
tn
uk
mJems
ha-
Russia
i
trying
to
abolish
oryaniz
reSgion
ac-
tTSLf
aTTS-Tt"ti
cording
to
most
reports
wiudt
come
thraugh,
she
is
one
of
:
dm
m
tar
nv-7n"ftf
the
(
uk
most,
religious
countries
in
we
worm,
even
j.
r.
v.
;
j
mac
mmm
1,)
Yialinn
vw
at
V
twAiwrt
lpflm
hiwwwr,iirM
n
rhn
m.
i
ovn
wmcr
MBm
CUMk
i
cenUy
visited
that
coostnr,
adnits
that
the
people
are
Burred
by
lugn
ideal
aid
it
hnmsn
eais&De
does
not
interfere
they
"will
be
a
dominating
force
for
real
good
in
the
YorkL
He
goes
on
to
say
that
if
Rnaa
continues
to
make
progiw
for
the
next
twenty
years,
a
she
is
doing,
she
will
rech
the
same
Madeni
of
Bring
as
we
have.
While
Mr.
Mauri,
indenn?
br
readts.
sees
our
own
inr-
tem
better
than
the
Rmsan,
he
pay?
x
resarkable
tribute
to
the
Russian
moreraent,
the
ootftoading
fedtnre
of!
whkh
ha
been
the
creation
of
an
ineenthne
to
work.
In
view
of
what
Mr.
Malrin
fays
and
what
hundreds
of
other
visitors
soy
of
Ros.
it
looks
to
os
as
if
Canada
would
do
well
te
tiy
to
noderstsad
her
and
to
take
advantage
t
the
busnea
which
be
off
ere.
By
hoUing
aloof
Med
tot
tke
-ro&nn
Mm
Mtr
9
a
rttti
Metar
ta
Cham
ifcaian
ta
mat
r
-mrn
tkal
takes
atoce
j
tnw
Uar
n
laltln
at
mi
W,rT
jrh
inttfal
wmet
f
Dr
Saa
sal
SdaMl
b4
OMaai
tta'
iny
The
tro
bns(si
af
faaiiataBO.-
va
pftrttcaW
vat
aland
ta
ka
tbrfr
t
B
DO
aardiaaa
apan
earn
It
te
Ic
teat
ta
iaa.juL
hov-
T
naVfaca
x
a
.garth
ate
r
dajs
of
Ubor
u
la
UucUk.
aad
a
iocrt
u.tiiflc
a
iibmv.
aajst
a
It
fcam.
anfcr
aft
mmmm
feaeeleer
vh
UtaM..ttv.iMna
v.
mm
rv.
is
ai'
laaatM.
Trrmm
mt
ribr
knk
h
aajca
la
taaaaa.
aae
Iter
prr.
bienu
afiectfcit
xB.
Uut
eaa
anr
be
etet
vKh
a
gnOrt
effor:
bat
altti
a
Samteirt.
ttact
on.i
b
earral
aat
ta
tatwrnv
knwi
ti,!to
erttr
ta
eaUia
a
6eteer
carat
'nea
te
ta
caaer.
Uses
it
befet
suae
1
ta
fa-
Uut
the
Seattle
araaea
mt
'.b-ameat
atfalaaa
are
eadM-ftat
ta
hare
tfeeir
aiaaara:
.
insane
ht
part
or
la
vaale
tae
-
.oabie.
bat
it
at
sfefBBfieaa:
Sar.
tbat
the
Seattle
Vuch
are
onlr
taktof
a
vttal
avtereat
la
a
amt&
oaa
Mdi
kaa
i
iBMilnI
atalntt
tae
local
aiaaea
of
the
aaaae
or
tiatrinaa
far
yaan.
vaea
tv-
rirnir
IC
lin
aaitr
ac
aumwucn.
aac
aa:
am
a
viaa
w
aw
waa
of
aw
Saaear
brotherhood
ta
ex&aafted
or
be.
id
ni
m
niamiifci
rhMi.ii
exrreaae
beJd
tha
artemoaa
at
rNrar
wJ.
repeataaee
k
re-
dedarts
to
the
I
pertnaiBy
the
eroat
aaytat
ta.
WhOe
vrttaar
thta
la
of
the
Nbrthera
B
C
erawal
Awortattaa
I
it
iO
becoaaea
ooe
Uaor
k
SbBbbbbbbbb
the,
have
Hi
the
uoa
ta
aad4r
deerr
Uae
ef
forte
of
a
stater
arixatianaa.
bat
aaakl
state
that
I
have
been
aakednee
tncalh;
to
srtte
oa
utta
aaater'
hand
a
Mat
or-
aa
wfaaBa
c
mlj
to
the
effort
aude.
aad
i-
tardea,
aad
kaear
thei
TERRACE
LVtJIOX.tXT
r-it--
s-
-
jww
tease
of
yesterday
an
Item
tndar
the
aattoa
'LOCAL
OIRL
WOS
MEDAL"
and
yea
apeak
of
her
aumnw
an
nine
the
feld
aiedaL
1
Terrace.
!
the
bor
prnoe
at
Normal
8enool
as
aa
honor
that
sheds
tot-
a
DOMINION
DAY
CELE
kat
-hat
her
hoaie
a
here
at
Terrace
Ytx.
abeefaL
ta
my
aptatar
aabttab
m
roer
oezt
usae
tha:
tlt
that
yaaaf
tedr
achieTed
rrrat
esa
white
ta
iac
aMth.
hriax-
aad
not
vhea
k
her
a
iid
medaj
broasht
t
j
xaA
awe
areekiat
ad
pnoe
to
her
parents
at-
;aad
inl
that
any
aaifeUaee
ab-
rr
Vaaraaret
litaawd
at
the
poaat
f
the
ran
ts,
Sandar
iBvotoDtarr.
and
Ka
ealoe
aae-
UonaUe.
aa
taeh
ttrtiUnre
at
t
retained
BHMt
be
aatlateed
bv
th
I
lathtthHU
of
eoamdeahfp
I
Oa
the
Other
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i
--
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-
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Friday
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respectfaflr.
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