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H. F. McRAE,

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What a lot of the world’s)

wisdom holds its place be-
cause of the poetry in whieh it
is embodied forth. Say some-
thing in a eatchy, breezy man-
ner and it will carry more
weight than all the logic in
the world, The march of
science is slow and the folk-
lore of the ages is still in full
swing. :

This, however, does not}
mean that the thoughts of
men are similar to those of
their fathers. Superstition in

meny cases has lost its sway.
Even. the eternal verities of

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the past are the “piffle’ of the
present. . The modern = man}
will tell you that he is a ma-|
terialist, although very often |
he doesn't - know what that}
means. Some genius has said)
so in a fetching way and all |
the world trots after him and}
accepts as gospel the “piffle”’
of poetry.

A Socialist stands on a soap
box and tells the crowd that,
the only god a workingman |
has is his belly and that the
Christian God is an aristcrat., |
There is plenty of poetry in|
that and it catches the crowd}
and everybody says amen. |

et oh Ae

The trouble with our age is!
that wé rush to extremes.)
There is a great deal in the
political, the social and the re-
ligious life of our time that
will not stand the searchlight |
of science. That, however. ;
does not justify us in rushing
like a will o’ the wisp to the
other extreme. Any theory or
practice that has stood the
test of experience for thou-
sands of years must at least
lie in close proximity to the|
heart of truth. Perhaps a'
theory conflicts with some of
the newer facts of science, but
if the practice is true to hu-
man experience we should be}

slow to cast it entirely aside. |
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Saturday, June 6, 1914

One of the newer branches of

philosophy is working along
that line. .Pragmatism teaches
that the good, the beautiful
and the true are one. What-

ever, therefore, is good or
beautiful is very close to the
truth, This is only another
way of Saying thal the stan-

dard of conduct is that which
brings the greatest good to the
greatest number.

Looking at some of our
cast-off beliefs in the light of
that theory, we may be able to
separate the truth from the
poetry. Speaking  scientific-
ally it is much more difficult
to disprove the existence of a
Deity or First
prove it. From that belief to
the \spiritualization of every
living thing is only a_ step.
Whether humanity has come
to its consciousness of spirit-
ual verities by a process of
evolution through the music
of the spheres or has had a
full - grown superman em-
planted within him frem the
beginning is only a side issue.
Take him as he is with his
“still smalk voice” calling out
to the silent stars. As such
he is a spiritual entity. and
with those faculties develaped

Cause

and atuned he is a religious
man of the highest sort.
ater
Every age and clime has

given its own emphasis to re-
ligion. In its” higher
howéver, it-is very much akin
to our faculty for the appre-
ciation of the good, the beau-
tiful and the true. It is an
appetite tc be developed and
gratified like our’ desire for
other things. Through the
contemplation of lofty senti-
ment and the practice of vir-
which .ecan only be at-
tained by the dynamie of a
gospel, the whole race may be
transformed, Why any

sense,

one

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The sé@ating capacity of the \

of a large

should object to a religion

bigotry, but on the battle field
it was a terror to their
Modern character will

great deal of its conviction and|

sincerity the day it decides to
forego the
age-long creed. Refuse if you

will the trimmings of the past,

but for the sake of posterity
hold fast to that which has
heen true in the furnace of

experience and which has pro-
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WAINWRIGHT BUFFALO
NUMBER 1500 HEAD

 

CGttawa, June 4.—The Domin-
ion buffalo herd at Wainwright,
Alberta, is increasing so rapidly
that the government now has
more than 1,5000 animals
the herd was
years ago there only
this number and no less than 152
were added by natural
during the past year alone. This
information was ‘given by Hon.
Dr. Roche, minister of the inter-

secured several

were

Lior, during the discussion of the!
pestimates.

However, the attempts of the

jgovernment<to propagate rein-
deer have not been so suecesse
ful Fifty were secured from

|} Labrador a few years ago by the

assistance of Dr. Wilfrid Gren-

fell. They were taken to Fort
Smith, in the Peace river coun-
try, but 17 were lost in transit,

and others were lost
pede causes by-the annoyance
from flies. The government has
seven feft. Dr. Roche they
had not multiplied,

in a stam-

said

new

foes

lese al

fundamental of an!

When |
half,

| terday

Increase;

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that kind it is impossible to|* *
tell unless his better judg-|* Perley Temporarily Has *
ment has been clouded by the|* the Plum *
rhythm of poetry. Of course|* sane +
all churches may not empha-|* Hon. G. H. Perley, min- *
size this aspect of religion,|* ister without portfolio in *
but the intelligent searcher|** the Borden government, *
after truth can “see through a\* has been temporarily *
glass darkly” but yet interpret;* placed in charge of the *
for himself the actual truth as|*® high commissioner's of- *
it is. * fice in London, England. *
* e * The Toronto Globe be- *
The cry that the Christian]* lieves” this appointment *
God i8 an aristocrat is against|* Will later be made per- *
the facts of history The|* manent. and that Sir *
P- Founder of Christianity was ai* Richard MeBride and the *
carpenter. The brightest davs|* other candidates are out *
of the church were the days|* 0! the running. Other *
when it was controlled by the * papers*intimate that itis *
common people. The begin- + only a temporary ap- *
ning of every sect of import-}* Pointment to keep the ¥*
ance can ‘be traced to the|* office filled until Sir *
crowd. In the past whenever + Richard is ready to move, ¥
there was a clash between |* Hon. G. H, Perley is a *
capital and labor the working-|* Senge man in the Borden *
man formed a church of his|* Cabinet, having great in- *
own. Now if he doesn’t like his|* fluence in English-speak- *
next door neighbor he blames|* i"& Quebec. He has been *
God Almighty for it and con- * utilized as the handy man *
demns the church. In the past ;* of the government for *
he fought his battles strong in]* $@™e years and is consid- #
the conviction that the In-|* cred to be entitled to *
finite was on the side of right.|* Something permanent, *
The grim determination of the | * *
Scottish covenanters or the | *# #*## *## # ## eH HHH He H
English puritans have had ame mercy ;
elements of narrowness and | EIGHTEEN MILES OF ICE

BLOCKS WAY TO NOME

The annual
spring Nome af
\laskan and mit

ers, who spend the winter in the

Seattle, June 4
migration to
business men
when the steamer

first

states, began
large
cer vessel to sail for the Behring
sea this year, departed with 381

a argo of freight

Senator, the passen-

passengers and

consisting fresh vegetatles,
proyjsions and general mercha

dise to replenish the. stocks of
the Nome merchants, The see.
ond big liner to get away. for

Nome will be the steamship Vic-

toria, which sail with 658
| passengers

The little wooden steamer
Corwin, which sailed from See
attle May 12 with 400 passen-
gers and 150 tons of freight, is
expected to reach Nome tenight,

having weported by wireless ves-

that she only ninety
miles from The ice at
Nome has not broken up yet, the
mushers reporting that the field
extends 18 miles out from shore,
but it is believed the Corwin can

was
port.

solid ice

discharge her passengers and
perishable freight
on to the ice fieid, The St.

Michaels side of Norton sound is

some of her

‘free of ice,

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What
}People of

3 years;

5,000

Section 5.
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is & #000 buy,

One-third cash, Dalance 6, 12 and
Lots 13 and 14, Block ‘35,

$2,300
18 months,

hich is shown in the pieture

everyone

jdine at the G.T.P. Cafe. 83tf
Houses for sale. H. G. Hel-
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| $65,000 One-fifth cash, balance 1, 2 and
corner Second Ave. and Sev-
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hotel site in the city.
One-fifth cash, balance 1, 2 and

years; Lots 16 and 47, Block

Second Ave., near McBride St,
$2,800 cash—Lots 22 and#23, Block 17,
This is a large double cor-
This

Section 7.
#950-
months, Lots 7 and &,
tion 8.
$750-—8375
month 8,

balance 6, 12 and
Block 8,

$350 cash,

cash, balance 6 and

P. McLachlan

BOX 324

   

 

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to

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Steamer Prince George leaves Prince Ruper
Steamer Prince Rupert leaves Prince Rupert
Steamers Prince John or Prince Albert ty. Pri,

Low Excursion FP

To EASTERN CANADA and UNITED stares
with NORWEGIAN CENTENNIAL, and i cu
with NORWEGIAN SAENa:
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Second Avenue, Opposite Empress
Rooms open from 8 & m. t 11 p, m
Visiting Scotsmen are cor

should know :
discriminating taste

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HARRISON W. ROGERS

 

 

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Agente itor
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Dealers in Feed of all kinds
CHICKEN FEED A_ S&PECIALTY
Mall orders promptly attended to

Prince Rupert Feed Co.

908 Third Ave. Phone Biack 268

 

| Skeena Land District—District of

TAKE NOJICE that 1,
Logan, of Prince Rupert,
tion prospector, intend to apply fer per
olowing de-

j ost
chains
corner of Tfre-
thence south 40

mission
scribed
planted
south of the northeast
emption Record 1838.
north 40 chains, thence west 80 chains tu
thence west 80 chains along the

chains,
of commencement;

shore line to point

contatning #20 acres, more or less.
WM. McK. LOGAN,

March 7, 10144.

TAKE NOTICE that 1,
Strang, of Prince Rupert, B. C., occupa-
tion clerk, intend to apply for Peleg oe
to purchase m4, followimg described
Cognipencjpg at & posy plan
chains east and 60 chal
northeast corner of
1838 at a point on the nsortherly
line of an island,

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| carpenter,
mission
| seribed
planted about
; chains north of the northeast corner of
Pre-emption Record 1838 at @ point on |
island,

Ringe Five.

to rae the
lands: Commencing at 4@
160 chains east and 40

 

 

Skeena Land District—District of Ooast,
- Range Five.

north of
Pre-

containing 480

DAVID COOK STRANG,
William McK. Logan, Agent.
March 7, 1014.

Skeena Land District—District of Coast,

Range Five.

TAKE NOTICE that I, Andrew MacLean,
occupatior

Prince Rupert, B. C.,

jotend w
to purchase
lands: Commencing at
160 chains east and

apply for

northerly shore line of an

gi LS »,. | thence south 60 chains to the southerly
are now able to produce results | shore line, thence westerly, northerly and |

easterly, following the sinuosities of the
shore line to the pojnt of commencement;
containing 480 acres, more or less.

ANDREW MACLEAN,

William McK. Logan, Agent.
March 7, 1014. ,

Phone 300 P.O

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Phone 525 ist Ave,,
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Coast,

Wiliam McK

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Office: Smith Bik., Third Avenue

David Cook

PHONES ;
lands: | 333 second

ted about 160

iption Record
shore
thence south 60 chains
to the southerly shore line, thence east-
erly, northerly and wester!
sinuousities of the shore line to point of
commencement;
more or less.

following the
acres,
Seal Cove

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