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delivery,
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mall
or
carrier,
yearly-period,
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In
advance
For
Jerjjsrtods.
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In
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per
week
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taaU
"tn3if
parts
of
British
OoluoibJa,
the
BrltlsH
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EDITION
BUYS
A
NEWSPAPER
The
Vancouver
morning
newspaper
has
been
purchased
by
H.
B.
Thompson,
R.
Howe
Holland
and
others
and
it
is
""-V...iVH'jll
be
opposed
in
policy
to
the
present
Tol-mie
government
and
will
favor
the
return
of
the
Bowser
faction
of
that
party
with
such
Liberal
following
as
it
can
induce.
SOU
io.
Taeadhy,
'
Marjih
14.
1923
Tolmieites
and
keep
out
the
head
of
the
Liquor
Board.
He1
will
continue
to"
resfde
(
there
t
uncidgc
null
ill
VJClUllil.
According
to
the
Victoria
Times
the
paper
will
work
in
close
co-bperalion
with
the
Conservative
party
at
Ottawa,
which
is
also
said
to
have
given
its
blessing
to
the
Bowser-
ues
m
their
effort
to
oust
the
Liberals.
w"
aw"iwuji
i
d
meiuug
conserv
ative,
tie
was
years
ago
a
member
of
the
wholesale
firm
of
Turrier-Beeton
of
VictoriaLater
he
was
closely
associated
With"
the
Con-
sen-Wive
government
of
Sir
"Richard
McBride
as
mem-
be
L
f
far
.yictpria.
During
the
war
he
was
food
controller
ana
.until
recently
wjas
at
the
lives
in
Victoria
and
says
he
ana
nirect
tne
policy
of
the
newspaper
from
the
capital.
Hif
nnp
onhniu
n
fk
k.U,
i
itrl
-
-
..
,
.
W4IIH.HVU
niiiia
ui
'
INFLATION
OF
DOLLAR
It'iVfibmetimes
denied
that
there
has
been
'inflation
of
currency
in
Canada,
yet
"Canadian
Business,"
the
official
org;an
of
the
Canadian
Chamber
of
;Commerce;-objects
to
any
further
inflation.
It
savs
that
the
discouritirirr
hf
sarr.
000,000-ih
treasury
bills
last
November
Aras
antidtlif
in-flation.
Gbvernment
budgets
riot
being
rjaiaitced
h
Equivalent
tp
inflation.
Heavy
government
borrowing
is
also
a
tytiS
of
inflation.
Evidently
Canada
has
already
inflated
its
currency
to
somd
extent,
thus
accounting
for
the
discount
against
this
country
in
the
United
States.
This
makes
it
diff
fcult
for
Canadian
municipalities
to
pay
their
debts
in
New
York.
It
is
not
the
fault
of
the
municipalities
but
of
the
.govern-ment
of
Canada
that'
there'
in
a
heavy
discount
on
the
Canadian
dollar,"
therefore
the
government
should
protect
the
municipalities
when
they
have
to
pay.
WHAT'S
WRONG
WITH
ijUfUnb?
When
it
-wag
announced
that
Dugald
Donaghy
was
pre-j
pareti
to
desert
tne
L-inerai
party
ana
throw
in
his
lot
with
his
old
friend,
W.
J.
Bowser,
many
people
wondered
what
was
wrong
with
him.
They
knew
he
had
been
On
Mr;'BoV-ser's
patronage
list
year?
ago,
the.
only
Liberal
on
the
list,
but
they
could
not
quite
understand
his
latest
move.
Then
they
heard
he
was
to
be
married
and
that
settled
it.
He
hatMost
his
mind.
Champion
Texas
Long
tibfii
You'll
parlon
Bl
Bill
If
he
blows
a
bit
you
see
he's
the
champion
ion
t
orn
Mnnte
Brye
1
sa.vs
Bill
enmes
from
the
wlde-oj)en
spaces
of
Texas
where
a
big
horn
mran.s
more
than
a
little
toot
THE
DAtliT
NEWS
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133
Sia
Oswald
Mosley
Is
penter
1111
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II
'III
II
'UssinHak.il
!
Sir
Oswald
M.mu.
i-
..a
.
.
C.-i'
.in
"Fa:lst
Black
Shuts"
'In
white),
tooic
part
curing
a
fencing
tournament
at
Paris,
recently.
He
Is
shown
here
with
Luuien
Oaodm
the
famous
French
fencing
maur
.
"
i
i
cT
cnPl''fi
LAo
1
Or
HULu
fT
rvr
Itiri
TXTT
T
Ur
UK.
WKlINLn
Member
tor
skeena
win
Not
Again
Take
Part
in
Debate
on
Address
in
ugistatwe-Eaiogium
.
puameniary
correspondent
tne
Victoria
Tiine&
hln,y
ig'V,
7i
In
thai
UI-
vvnncn.
in
an
arucie
in
mat
..
it.
.
.
Dr.
Wrinch
of
Skeena
used
the
first
full
hour
in
one
of
those
thoughtful,
unpretentious
speeches
which
he
has
been
making
here
for
the
last
nine
years,
but
will
make
no
more.
lie
has.
(fee
Wed
to
go
baclc
to
private
ufe,
even,
though
he
could
be
elected
In
hU
riding
without
raising
a
finger
The
House,
which
has
perhaps
aiven
him
more
general
respect
than
tt
has
accorded
any
member
of
late
years
will
h
unrrv
ti.
sit
iiim
cci
He
will
he
,
...
,K
,.
who
will
go
of
their
own
accord,
without
regret
The
missionary
doctor
of
old
Haaelton,
the
man
who
has
cared
for
the
bodies
and
spirits
of
the
pioneers
and
the
Indians
since
the
early
days,
in
no
practical
politician,
willing
to
trade
and
bargain
for
success.
He
take
party
doctrine
arid
principles
seriously
Standing
thus
firm
on
his
Liberal
principles,
he
Is
opposed
to
any
union
with
Oonwrvatlsm.
Quite
honestly
and
without
any
hope
of
personal
ad
vantage,
he
believes
In
the
party
system,
sees
no
tape
of
welding
together
the
irreconcilable
element
Of
Conservatism'
an4
Liberalism.
.
-
,
Economics
-
With
p)enty
of
time
to
think
ant'
Md
rfeeph-'in
his
hill
at
Haaelton.
Dr.V
VmAHM
pondered
the
gn
ejftl
air
twwldiraV
situation
and
come
hc
eltrtlh.
aMhcltwlofm
Very
fairly
to
blame
any
govern
ment'
for
oftl-
troubles.
For
the
de-
presMojl
he
eiouaed
the
Tolmle
government
altogether,
and
the
federal
government
also.
But
he
could
not
excuse
them
If
they
ddn't
do
some-
j
thing
about
curing
It.
for
the
cure
obviously
must
come
from
govern-Iments.
It
wouldn't
come
from
any-
The
remedy,
as
Dr.
Wrlnch
conceived'
It.
was
not
to
take
money
away
from
peopte
who
had
plenty
and
to
distribute
among
the
rest
of
the
population
It
would
only
accumulate
m
clever
hands
agnln
j
Work
must
be
provided.
Instead,
for
Idle
hands,
and.
secondly,
agriculture,
the
foundation
of
every
nation,
must
be
restored.
Bu
long
n
a
man
could
take
twnntv
sheep
to
town
nd
get
nnlv
one
suit
of
clothes
In
return
ilrt
Dr
Wrlnch.
the
country
eould
never
nrnsner.
He
promised
and
nnpnrontly
spoke
for
the
Mbernl
nrtv
-a
rrn-vlnelal
board.
reprcscntlnE
produc
ers,
consumers
hnd
middlemen
to
fix
prices
of
Mfileiiltunil
produrts.
SO
u
to
vmir.mtee
the
farmer
.1
re
turn
for
hi
labor
Ho
udmlttcd
when
(lue&tioned
by
Mr
Bruhh
Chat
this
w.is
a
difficult
matter,
since
MJ
...
.a
ouwiae
kuoo
cuh
wmr
lino,
tnis
was
"toU
a
rth
government
cotild
work
out.
To
start
works
for
the
unemployed
Dr.
Wrlnch
bbif
propoftW
Inflation
of
Canadian
currency
ptthc-lent
to
provide
the
ncaarTy
tthda.
This
he
did
not
tOruiWef
daoivrofes
tnriatioh.
slAee
there'wasfiMfy
in
circulation
In
(raS'
nWllhah
twinty
years
ago.
'wtten
'bwnea
was
a
rracUon
ofiuirtitt
MfiWie
,
SLmLl.
avti
wiuy
aucn
national
schod,
iwr
vrr
Ilcved-
Hild
gol
the
wheeU'of
Jh-
uu"
l"VTp
rSTVJ:
Inhuman
Agato
speakinf
filr
khe'Ufofti
party.
Dr.
WrlneQ
eat
denee
of
one
per
cent
and
toLuHMinM
as
pwn
Wwmi
wage
eqtoegs,
tlite
onifMWa6i.
wno
MrtiaiW
a
mmnjKpmiLa
family
of
11
and
pays
86
cents
to
the
treasury.
Deputy
Speaker
Twigg
ruled
that
it
was
out
of
order,
to.
...II
.....
this
la"
"w
of
Legislature
cruel
and
Inhuman
and
said
It
had
nothing
to
do
With
the
debase
an
the
Speech
front
'thf'
TlvrVme
my
way
a
remarkable
ruling
since
10
one
hastatked
ori
the
speeeTi
'
from
the
Throne
for
fwo
"wrecks.
If
t
were
necessary
to
eowflrfe
oneself-o
it.
Indeed."
there
could
Be
no
delate
whatever.
Mr.
PattttUo
said
ai
nucb,
buw
Mr.
T-lgg
reJiwed
to
ar-rue
and
the
debate
went
on
as
.us-al,
having
no
relation
to
tbji
ub
ect
being
debated.
fTdok
Dig
at
ity
Louncil
Alderman
Ca$cy
.
Inquired
WliTpot
Keiluctlon
fn
Uwesmenl
at
Court
of
llevision
.
'
r.
,
-
ATMrma
n
Casey
a
t
the
tUfurt'
oil
meetlrrg
la4t
night
cotlfdnbt-piM
up
an
opportunity
to
trtk'e
a
dig
at;
members
of
the
council
at'
getting'
their
assessments
reduced
Jt
'tl
'
,
feeent
court
of
revision,
Jt'cqnje'up
In
connection
with
appilcUdrT
ot
water
prlVfleges
Mr
Wortfoklo
rtled
for
a
reduction
In
rafe'o'n'nfit
piece
at
Seal
Cove
He
was
not'Si
owed
to
address
the
council
but'.was
'old
to
first
take
the
matter.
up
with
he
chairman
of
the
commlUee.
Then
came
a
recommendatprtfoV
a
minimum
charge
for
watc
uHTie
.
'Canadian
Steam
Laundry
during
the
time
It
was
closed.
.
1
Aldermfii
CaMy
at
ohls
Jfiggcsfc
ted
that
here
was
a
won'ofrful
parallel
and
what
would
they
dqj
The
m
'llfference
was
pointed
out-but
Mc
Oaey
Insisted
thnt
art'ldfrrriari
could
get
consideration'
ahd
tllke'd
who
on
the
council
tfot
the
rWiic-'Ion
In
their
sasessmenul?
''
;
"
The
laundry
was
Riven
the.mlnl
.
ma
ma
s
1
tn
-1-
-eJ
muni
in
jjmu
n
monin
nd
the
Maybr
said
he
ohjectfd
to
throwinn
personalities
for
thfrbe-
neflt
of
the
crowd.
Aldermen
VliiH"J.
bury.
Black
uflrj
nuqjjpihum
all
said
they
thought
the
ptopojed
wuter
harge
a
fair
one
;Newnharrfat
'
-Gampbell
River
T6Tter'rnriah'
Constable
at
Naas
ltHr'N"oVat
Afert
Bay
Had
War
Hecord
'CAMPBELL-
RIVER,
"Mareh
14?-A
recent
vUltor
to
Campbell
River,
"who
was
ifie
guest
of
'f.
McCSartfly.
'
'ptvsidrnt
of
Ihe
Campbell
River
'Board
6t
Trafle.
w
E.
O.
Newii-
'jiam,
aitfVg
Indian
Agent
at
Alertj
'Bay,
.licensor
to
W.
M.
IlalllcLny
"wWllis
retired
dYld
is'
now
resld-!
loejn
Victoria.
.
j
Mr.
Newnham,
whose
appoint
ment
15
not
yet
confirmed,
lookup
hUfdudes
Alert
Bay
Tst
fall,
af-
tk
lerffethv
fvlce
with
ihe
neoart
meat
of
ttiiffari
Affairs
th
the
north.
Ie
flxii
gained
hl
experience
ot
Indiana,
wnlTe"
xervlhg
In
the
Royal
Northwest
Mounted
Police
In
8.".-i
katchewan
and
Alberta
and
left
hi
1
pbt
in
Northern.
Alberta
to
rejoin
I
the
Imperial
Army,
in
which
he
hnd
I
previously
senred
'In
different
partvraaars
whtte
he
was
active
In
ad
oi
tne
afEmrtlre
bifpre
ocn(fif
t
Thanks
1
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-They
Swe
of
Money
d
Tvketi
tit
HK
can
depend
on
having
a
dcfiniie
income
for
life,
dlicn
the
'time
coiiips
for
him
to
rciirc
from
Imsinc.
SHB
i
Miro
of
an
income
MilTificiu
for
her
nwI,"f
the
It
ever
obliged
to
carry
011
iingleOiamled.
THEY
BOTH
have
the
comfnrlalile
assurance
that
their
uy.
ings
are
safely
invcMcd
that
lliere
will
always
he
Vnoticy
for
emergencies
money
for
the
eilticallon
of
their
rhihlreii.'
Siich
financial
inIeieii(lcncc
i
made
piilile
In
the
average'
.
family
only
through
Life
Insurance.
It
is
llie
only
av1ngi.;
plan
which
provides
adequately
for
every
future
contingency.
YOU
caii
he
sure
"oTinoncy
tvlien
you
nerd
it
most
if'ypu
inycn
in
1.11c
liiMifanco
and
ailopt
Ihe
iirngram
lcM.J!ulcd
to
your
iie,c(i.
Wl
Intive
today?
CANADIANS
HAVt
DOUBLED
THEIR
LIFC
INtURArJCE
IN
THE
PAST
10
YEARS
In
1
J-t2
CansilUn
lK,lir)liol,lrr.
nwnnl
Jfe
Intunnrr
lolalflnc
IM0O,OO0,OOO,
vl,lrh
I.
duuUe
ike
..!
,.f
7B.7Te
la
K
I
en
ymr
ago,
'
Life
Insurance
w
y.
w
,
.
n
0
m,,M'
'Poniore.
by
,
nyiranr.
Camwit,
Tiki
g:uari)ian
of
FaN,AI)IAN
nTfJM
r
Let
the
Daily
Child
are-
rens
BOYS'
&
GIRLS'
PULLOVER
SWEATERS
i
':
'II-'
'
'ji'
.!
I.
l-i
i
"
veenecK
or
poio
coiiar
1
.i
i
.
ment
of
shades
Exceptional
values
WALLACE'S
rhfinr
9
Canada,
on
the
outbreak
of
wur.
HU
war
service
was
long
and
he
was
wounded
and
decorated
for
bravery
,
"
in
the
field.
After
the
war
he
returned
to
Canada
rejoining
the
Royal
North-
west
Mounted
Police,
and
sustain
ed
injuries
during
the
riots
at
Win
I
nioeti
In
1019
Subsequently
ex-
changing
to
the
Indian
DeparUaent
he
terved
aa
Dominion
cotuUbW
in
the
Naas
River
area
for
over
ten
taming
land
tfOuWei.petort(
vtyte
to
Life
Insurance
ey
iieed
it
mdst
iy
not
consult
a
Life
Iiiimruhce
rciireicii.
oweat
ers
siyics
in
a
pieasmg
assort-
T'v'.
Third
and
Tulfan
su.
etUer
and
Indian.
Since
unnn
to
tne
south
he
has
created
f
,v(),.
able
Irapreaaton
and
the
nUi,y
frleWdsTof
holh
Mr.'
and
Mr
N
wn-
hairt
throughout
tfle
hoping
that
the
appointinrii
win
be
made
permanent
Superintendent
Male's
rrpor
ofc
fte
letephooe
depaxtm.
)
at
the
city1
-council
mcetir
Ust
nifK
WM
a
vurplui
or
ri43
m
pm)plk
rabriiarj
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