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ar-
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Wednesday.
November
15,
1939.
EDITORIALS
RULE
BY
MAJORITY
For
a
number
of
years
we
have
had
administration
of
our
affairs
in
Canada
carried
on
by
the
majority
m
rar-liament,
sometimes
known
as
"majority
rule."
About
every
fo'ir
veara
there
is
an
election
and
the
people
of
the
countrv
choose
their
representatives
to
voice
their
view?
in
Parliament,
make
their
lavs
and
follow
out
the
nolicio'
they
desire.
The
fact
that
sometimes
representatives
dr
no"
fn'lo-v
tv.n
no
rf
noliiv'
vtov
n"rtfess
at
nioto
Mr"'
indicates
only
that
representatives
are
much
like
the
pen
pie
who
elect
them.
Until
we
cet
an
honest
electorate
v
shall
not
have
honest
representatives,
no
matter
what
oir
system
f
government.
We
have
the
kind
of
government
we
deserve.
Some
people
think
that
chantrine
the
system
would
make
for
better
administration
No
doubt
the
system
can
be
improved
but,
unless
we
have
honest
electors
choosinp
honest
representatives,
we
shall
neVer
get
a
just
goverr
ment,
no
matter
what
the
system.
BRIEF
TRAINING
Manv
elector?
have
had
but
a
brief
training
in
demo
cratic
'ywmmrnt,
To
their
simple
minds
everything
seems
simple.
Any
business
or
profession
is
simple
to
thr
on-looke
Jj'o
dop-
not
rcnliTe
its
intracacie
The
rliff
culty
in
v'ealin''
human
Vins
is
that
all
are
different
FarS
has
different
capabilities
from
his
neiehbdr
The
abilitv
to
nderstPnd
and
to
execute
varies.
"Some
have
capabilities
of
leadership
and
others
must
always
b
followers.
In
the
development
of
countries
much
depends
upon
the
yeadei
onle
vithoiit
leaders
are
like
sheen
withnnr
?.
shephenl
Anvone
'"ho
has
attended
a
meeting
of
men
gathered
Wfhottt
n
definite
plan
or
obiect
knows
how
im-possible
it
is
to
get
anything,
done.
Strong
leadership
is
everything.
.
Thr
o-rpar
thiiiT
about
democracy
even
though
it.
falls
far
ho-t
of
pip
a
perfect
system,
is
that
it
trains
people
to
think
nationally
and
is
the.
first
step
toward
a
more
perfect
fom
of
fovemment.
Under
dictatorshins.
either
nat(on;rfi,ili5t
pr
communist,
the
mass
bf'
the
people
fciauij
tieienoraie
anu
lose
meir
aoiuty
10
minK
nation
allv.
'
rived
in
thr
city
on
the
Prince
fi
I
P
j
Hunert
fhls
morning-from
Vancou-
UO
111
uCrVlCC
ver
"j
.
Mrs.
J.
L.
Low
arrived
In
the
Exte"s,ons
of
Rtt,j
Lon-
dtv
on
the
Prlnep
Runfrt
IhU
on"
inn
rnmnciaj
lowns
mornlnt
from
Vancouver,
to.
Join
j
her
husband,
Lieut
Col..
Low,
dls-!
Going
Into
Effect
LONDON,
Npvember
15:1
Extra
trains
are
now
being
put
Into
ser
vice
between
London
and
the
pro-
SCHOOL
AT
SOUTHBANK
SUCCESSFUL
Plan
By
TRYGARN
MULVANY
SOUTH
BANK,
Nov.
15.
Closing
exercises
of
the
local
educational
school
were
held
here
Friday
night
and
were
preceded
by
a
dinner
serv
ed
by
the
stall
under
direction
or
Miss
Betty
Strachan.
assisted
by
the
students.
The
culinary
ar
rangements
were
under
the
expert
care
of
Mrs.
Weldon.
Following
the
dinner
a
short
ad-dress
was
given
by
Kenneth
P.
youth
who
takes
a
keen
Interest
In
all
community
affairs
and
who
iPILLSl
1
SUa
la
Canada
and
Iba
UA
Rrtular
aJ
nrw,
larga
ttonomy
tlir.
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CUSSIHE,
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CIVIL
SEItVICE
EMPLOYMENT
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1938
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Coupe,
5600
miles,
hot
water
heater
and
defrosters,
excellent
condition.
Box
24
Dally
News.
(269)
vinciai
towns.
The
number
had
LOST--Man's
Gruen
wrist
watch
o
been
curtailed
since
the
war
start
on
Friday
night.
Finder
pleas
WAKE
UP
YOUR
LIVER
BILE-
And
You'll
Jump
Oat
BJ
i
"
Morning
Raria'
to
C
Tar
Km
aaaM
pr
eat
tw
aaaaat
af
it
laa
toraaraawalaaaSs.
If
taiaaila
It
jart
4tnn
m
tea
Unit.
Cu
aloau
t
fvjrtlaauca.
Taarrtraatiia4.
Hanafal
Mi'
tl
f
iat
Xhm
hair.
4
to
Mar.
aaak
t4
tlx
a-ortd
looaa
uk.
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I
tto
nw
Yaa
n
naiUm
Ikal
warit
aa
tar
Bvrr
a
wC
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aa.
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crf
uuw
ijw
rw
r
ua
t
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af
aOr
llovtac
frwiy
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auk
aa
frrl
a
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aa".
Hanolra.
aaa
rratla.
tkr
B.W
tar
aO
ftoar
frrHr.
Tarf
a
tW
war
af
rakaaat
aul
bar
aa
ralaaMl
or
atrrrarr
h
lam
A.k
far
Cartrr".
Uttir
Uarr
MB.
a
aaat
I
Stafcauralf
iVaM
ujlataf
raw.
tic
GUNNERY
IS
REAL
PROBLEM
This
is
one
of
a
series
on
heavy
artillery
and
tank
crew
training
in
England
By
GUY
E.
RHOADES
Canadian
Press
staff
Writer
SOMEWHERE
IN
ENGLAND.
Not
15:
(CPi-It
takes
a
lot
of
training
to
turn
out
a
competent
...
-
.
heavy
artillery
officer,
a
man
who
they
inspected
the
handicraft
of
understands
maps
and
survey
the
pupils
-which
was
tastefully
dts-
wk.
has
a
knowledge
of
explos-Dlaved
Jn
the
Southbatik
school
Ives
and
aerodynamics
and
can
ap-
Caple
who
dwelt
on
the
alms
of
the
house.
This
work
had
been
done
Ply
hk
knowledge
while
hell
is
organization
of
the
Dominion-Pro-
und
direction
0f
Miss
Vera
cutting
loose
all
around
him.
vlnclal
youth
training
jMan
under
HenrT,
an
expert
wearer
and
an
At
an
artillery
school
this
cor-
tne
direction
oi
me
ueparimeni
oi
.uthoritv
nn
loom
work
of
all
kinds,
responaenv
waicnea
me
praeuea
University
Extension
of
the
verslty
of
British
Columbia.
Quoting
from
Mr.
Caple:
"Many
who
has
both
taught
and
learned
un
training,
watched
fir-from
Cape
Breton
to
Vancouver
tog
practice
on
the
ranges
and
nrt
from
Pan.ma
to
Alaska-
much
officers
In
their
classroom
of
the
young
people
are
in
danger
cf
tne
mtt
tXf7
ambling
that
Th'T
et
their
mathematical
of
becoming
drifters,
a
condition
of
tnf
habltanU
of
old
Quebec
and
hoollng
out
of
books,
but
they
which
may
only
be
avoided
by
TUcadia.
At
her
suggestion
local
mult
Into
the
field
to
find
out
ing
them
a
small
amount
of
aid
and
,tuJenti
propose
to
evolve
a
seatf
u
thT
etn
"PP1
It.
curecuon
so
tnat
meir
interest
ana
oattern
peculUr
to
the
Central
Ounnery
U
something
like
the
enthusiasm
may
be
utilized
for
the
Ukas
District.
Mme
ot
pinning
the
tall
on
the
betterment
or
their
communities.-j
Efficient
Staff
donkey,
except
tht
there
are
men
Mr.
Caple
was
followed
by
Odin
.
...
...
...
,lr
'available
to
tell
you
how
far
and
Hougen
of
TaUlrose.
an
energeUcI
.,
,
..,,,
n
ran,m
-.
In
whlcdlrectlon
you
are
WTonir
graduate
In
agriculture
of
the
Urt-
of
th
artlllenr
are
the
ob
i
.
n.o-r
-h.v,
...
..ti
servatlon
posts,
stationed
on
hlh
spoke
intelligently
of
the
needs
for
rmind
lea-h,,,-
,n
the
Hih
commandlnt
a
good
vie
better
edutlonal
advanUge,
In
'SJS
the
rural
districts,
for
better
soda
SummUn(l
.munlcatkm
by
field
telephone
contacU
and
therilne
of
the
rural
Mf
with
the
firing
polnU.
educational
school
which
was
I-,done
advanced
graduate
work
In
thnlque
U
like
this:
The
reaay
oeanng
iruiu
ins
ieuow
siu-,
,
M4lll9tiAn
-
observation
officers
lies
on
the
dents
gave
him
loud
applause
and,
at
the
close
of
the
meeting,
he
was
tendered
a
vote
of
thanks
In
a
p.
preclatlon
ot
the
work
he
had
done
In
stirring
up
and
keeping
alive
the
local
Interest.
He
had
covered
over
two
hundred
miles
of
roads
on
a
bicycle.
A
special
ferry
brought
a
number
of
ears
from
North
Francois
loaded
with
parents
of
the
students
and
many
who
were
otherwise
Inter-
Two
sound
reels,
were
shown.
'tal
exercises
Joined
In
by
the
whole
attendance
were
led
by
Mr.
Caple
with
the
speed
and
precision
of
a
drill-sergeant.
Folk
dancing.
demonstrated
and
led
by
charming
Kahtryn
Milligan,
broueht
the
whole
crowd
on
the
floor
from
the
youngest
student
to
some
who
might
have
been
grand-parent,
to
the
singing
of
suitable
popular
songs.
The
warning
toot
of
the
lal
skipper
for
half
an
hour
while
LAME
BACK
way
result
from
faulty
kidney
action.
Gin
PilU
help
kidnryi
diipot
of
watte
matter
that
cause
congestion.
In
the
United
State
atit
for
"Gino
Pills".
sociology
ana!
psychology
at
Cornell
tround
with
a
contour
map
befor
and
Stanford
Universities
and
at
n,Di-
n
14
marked
the
location
the
city
of
London
summer
school.
nu
wttery.
He
spot
through
Mlw
Kathryn
Milligan
MJ3.A..
a
..
ay.
a
maehlne
gun
nt
graduate
In
agriculture
of
the
Un-
wh,ch
wouW
hnpede
the
advance
Iverslty
of
British
Columbia,
ha,0
lnfanT
and
must
be
demolish
done
sperlal
work
in
dairying.
live-lfd
07
Wghtened
Into
leaving,
stock
and
phytlcal
education
as
a
Ut
to
P0
,u
exact
practical
demonstration
churning!"0"
m
hU
maP
and
measure
It
sixteen
pounds
of
perfect
butter
o151".
ltM
nd
dlrertlon
from
from
three
gallons
of
cream
pro-
hlf,
ba"rr
Then
he
calls
hl
A,tmA
d.im
rv,
i
f
stlmatlon
of
the
distance
and
ested.
A
pleasant
social
evenlngJcha
Vae
.bearing
to
a
signaller
lying
beside
was
spent
at
the
Community
Hall.
lc.
,t
c,
I
him:
The
signaller
repeaU
It
over
pnyfanH
irniH
mii.t
i
TiniM.t.
.
the
phone
to
the
dinaHer
sit
the
of
Saskatchewan,
whose
position
as
PaUer7'
batterJ
nallw
tell
assistant
dWtltran
at
the
Vancou-
l
w
lM
"fer
Ptol
on
a
ver
Oeneral
HosplUl
qualified
her
maP
m
a
Pnelaile.
checks
Uw
to
oversee
the
catering
and
ralln,b?a1
flgure
lhe
e,fTatw-ary
arrangement,
for
staff
and
,f
h
from
,n
students,
assisted
by
Mrs.
Weldon,
fJ"atlo"
rarlous
distances
fc-
i
drilled
hex,,
volunteer
assistants."13
P"Kr
weapons.
with
a
hug
meat
fork
In
a
manner-
-Maybe
Short
Or
Lonr
worthy
of
Mr.
Caole
himself.
Bns
ore
set
and
fired.
From
C.
D.
OsbomD5
graduate
of
lhe
obsaUon
post
the
of
fleet
the
trnr
K,im..if
-
.nn.n.tfi.i
f.i.
sees
the
Duffs
of
earth
and
smok-
ferry
whistle
at
10:80
broke
up
f
rTr
Vernon
gave'de
by
the
bursting
shell.
Usual
a
gathering
which
delayed
the
gen-.
,
I,,
'ly
he
finds
his
first
e.Himat
Ing
and
soU
conditioning.
He
hadi1011-
helu
droP
bshlnd
the
a
strenuous
time
visiting
the
plant
tarset
or
snort
80
hc
tr,es
a&in-of
the
Francois
Lake
seed
growers
Ienlthenmg
or
ho'tWni
hU
vhirh
v
than
k
...
Jrahge
by
degrees
as
the
shell
tson's
croo
of
Umothv
.rf
ndr
droo
long
or
short
until
h'
scores
the
direction
of
the
manager.
Haien
a
h11
m
pet
w.fldently
close
to
D.
Long.
He
was
accompanied
b7,cause
U
tnem
10
'"ut
th
m
Milligan
to
a
Judging
content,
po.
.
,
lk
of
the
Pranmit
tjVp
rnif
".Often
It
Is
a
long
process,
but
(where
some
of
lhe
choice
stock
of
lhe
ottktT
to
"pW
t
'the
district
was
shown.
Miss
Mllll-fe50"om,ca,,Jr
a1
P"Ibl
bH
,pan.
with
her
customary
versatlU
jheltsare
expensive
and
Uke
time
tV.
d
SDlaved
a
knowlede.
nf
live-'
1,1
stock
which
she
proved
both
will..
0rte
?f
hbl
"!
"dlcan
0"
from
drI't,n
c,ouda
wh'rh
Ing
and
able
to
hand
on
to
her
stu-
,-,
Icajrt
neelinv
shadow
acros
hi
,
Fred
Uroux,
of
the
University
T'TJK
aUo"lhfr'
or
Rkat.hpan
in.tr,,.f
.v,-
chancing
the
lleht
to
such
an
ex-
of
the
Likes
.District
in
carpenter-
,'.nl
nersoectlve
Is
alter-mr
rahinpf
r.vtn,,
d
objective
aorflM
elnttr
IMachsuch
u
torVTwTM.
an
!l
aclua
i
.1
1
,
.
.
Besides.
Besides,
lhr
the
observation
nhtarvatlnn
of
of
iiik.
sicci
tnarpening
ana
umuer-
Inr
constructed
a
loom,
modeller!
ex-
iwuiouitAiiuN
ior
uierKA
an-t
.
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nounced.
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to
all.
Appllra-'"?0,10
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to
nold
cnoo,
tlons
to
reach,
Ottawa
by
Novem-.
th!,"rom
toda-r
untu
December
2
ber
30th.
1939.
Our
advice
has.
and
lhence
to
Te"e
from
Decern-helped
hundreds
obtain
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l
Decembr
10.
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both
vice
positions
as
Clerks,
Postmen,'
pIace,5
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etc.
etc.
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tnem
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Ave.
(207
friends,
many
of
whom
have
great
ly
benefited
by
their
too
short
sojourn,
the
Lakej
District
will
welcome
their
return
and
already
arrangements
are
under
way
for
the
formation
of
a
strong
committee
to
assure
a
much
larger
attendance
craft
club
In
order
to
keep
the
ac
quired
knowledge
alive.
MOOSE
WESTERN
PEST
WILLIAMS
LAKE,
November
15:
CP)
The
gentle
moose
la
the
.hinA
Af
fnpmftM
V.
V
...
J
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fleer
Under
his
direction
the
bovs
hU
inal,e
and
the
men
at
the
vuns
must
d
aoie
uj
concentrate
-
in
the
face
Ia"
of
01
a"
an
Infernal
din
"
and
the
,-ctly
on
one
now
In
use
by
Mls
l"f
ma.!
d.
,
dPe
the
realization
that
their
Henrv
and
her
.hw
.
rhi.
will
be
sent
to
Telkwa
for
demon
-tratlon
nurnoses
and
returned
to
the
builders
later.
Throuehout
the
whole
session
a
sfrone
pirlt
of
camaradie
nrevall-ed
bctweenTTristructor
and
students
whjeh
sneedilv
dl1oated
when
.studies
commenced
In
earnest.
Telkwa
and
Terrace
Mr.
Caple's
r
splendid
organization
"
fire
may
bring
a
reoly
from
the
enemy
that
would
place
them
In
Imminent
danger
ot
their
lives.
twenty
-Five
Years
Ago
November
15,
1914
German
drive
to
Calais
failed
when
allies
forced
retirement
of
KaLserii
armies
across
the
Yser
River
in
Belgium.
British
held
Yyres
against
attack
of
Prussian
Guards.
Germans
prepared
defence
line
across
Belgium
for
winter
A
new
telegraphic
service
has
been
established
by
the
Grand
and
the
organization
of
a
handl-
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toil
and
was
used
for
the
first
time
.
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via
licit.
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WillKIIn.in
1
"OaTS
Of
TrAm.
TTade
Jnrlr
Vfnlr.HU.,
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fd
k
return
to
Dally
News,
(265)
the
haystacks,
tho
hnr,.
-i
irnce
oeorge,
...
iiumm;
ujiunais
si
now
farmers
are
building
fences
around
by
the
Dally
News
today.
C,
U.
Crowell,
gefteral
manager
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Dry
Dock,
will
be
speaker
at
the
retrular
monthly
luncheon
of
the
Prince
R-
on
the
steamer
Advertising
u
a
.iitesvrnent.
DARKNESS
COVERS
MANCHESTER.
England
Novrm
ber
15:
CP
i
Canadian
coppers.
Relchmarks
and
franc
have
been
found
In
the
cash
box
of
Man
chester
bus
since
nightly
blackouts
have
prevented
eortrtactrs
seeing
straight.
I
CRAMPS
BUSSES
LONIXXN.
November
1$:
iCP
f:
...
.
This
advertisement
is
not
publlshea
or
dlspuyed
bv
'
Control
Board
or
by
he
Government
of
Brltuh
f
f
of
the
London
Paw-Board.
whoe
bus
most
familiar
"honk
Is
urging
a
bylaw
t
mobile
horn.
WIIIUT
PltUTs
NiW
YORK.
JlovrrA
Wmniprit
wheat
pr
Mi
to
V
ywlerdav
ber
ckMlnt
at
70v..
wheat
udes
wrr
T.
E.
Thomas,
operations
manager
c
with
May
eJwini-
SKI.I.NAMXG
"SOOTAHLY"
Wearing
a
tcp-rer
and
monu
a
b.
u.
.
the
toolj
)'
to
ade
ride
v:
a
s
ierar
Chirr.j,e
j.
Margate.
England
u
a
pictures
future
tentlal
customers
When
trade
m
lark
Cooks
wi-him
a
Job
that
he
would
not
ha-e
won
except
tor
strains
of
hki
accordion
Vbu
needn't
grin
and
bear
a
cough
due
to
a
cold,
in
'
1
'
Orothers
Ontph
Drop'
(Bli(k
or
Menthol.)
onv
SMITH
BROS.
COUGH
DROPS
B
assswaaa-
I
I
I
-
aa-a-aaaaaa
'er
t
.
down
i0
mnmum
thli
Winter
by
um$
tested
coal
that
gives
you
more
heal
and
lens
wale.
We're
P''
lalits
in
pleklng
coal
that
give,
the
most
heat
for
lhe
mne"
We'll
gladly
help
you
pick
a
grade
that
will
burn
tttkknUf
"J
your
furnace,
kitchen
range
or
heater,
give
you
more
he1
ni
avo
you
money.
Jnt
phone
116
or
117.
Albert
and
McCaffery
I
td
111
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aMaBBaaMwaMBaMMaaaMia1
.
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.
II
MM
III
UMI
I
SOUTH
TO
VANCOUVER!
calling
si
OCEAN
FALLS
and
POWELL
RIVER
..
Stcnnjcr
leaves
Prlnco
Rupert
every
THURSDAY,
11.15
p.m.
Trnliu
lenve
Prince
Rupert
for
the
East
Monilajr,
Wedneadny,
Friday,
6
p.m.
AV,
Stcnmer
for
Ketcliikmi
and
JgiWrt
alovart
every
BU
WEDNKSDAY,
2
p.m.
tor
tnr
fnro.
etc.,
ilr..
call
call
or
OT
u-
trrn
VBSBp1.
fares,
City
Ticket
Office,
528
3rd
VII