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officers
look
part
in
the
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morning
and
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Dr.
H.
R.
Grant
preaches
to
Members
of
St.
Andrew's
Society
at
Presbyterian
Church
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0
A
I
V
ATFfiM
A
DMV
i,asis
"f
"",'r
influence
through
JALVHllUll
HlX
fll
l
orl.J.
They
wee
fro.,.
COMMISSIONER
a
small
country
with
a
sniiUI
.population
ami
Ihe
conn
try
was
in
.many
parts
tirt
a
fertile
uneA
yet
the
Scottish
people
had
hail
a
profound
influence
on
the
Visiting
City
and
Several
Meet-
world,
n
was
out
or
all
projior-Ings
Were
Held!
Over
the
jlionln
tli
size
of
the
country
or
Week
End
'he
numlier
of
its
people.
The
visit
to
Hip
city
of
Com-
INDIAN
WOMAN
"WMAn
miHsioner
Uo.l.ler.
head
of
lhe.il1Um"
Salvation
Army
in
Western
Can-,'
AND
BOY
DROWN
unit,
sir,
iiouner,
1,01.
i
ayior,
fiidil
seerelary
for
Veslen,
Can.
Boat
t
L
Com
ada
l,H,
n
Mnndy,
U.n.mission-,
,
Skeena
Rlver
WJlh
er
Jtoililer
s
private
secretary,
and
:
-
..
U
1
Staff
Onplain
Oairuthers
of
'
casion
for
several
special
mocU
.J.
Mrs.
.I'"'
,mlia"
inps
in
the
local
citadel
overN
the
week
end.
tkimmissioner
Hod-
Jarne.-woman
of
Port
."Million,
aim
her
younger
son,
W'illio
imn.l
fl
I
Pierce.
,
,
,
.
,
'I
r
r
ui
lll'll
P
roun
der's
party
arrived
on
Saturday
,,,'
.
.
.
,
,
...
,
.
'lay
afternoon
he
ween
12
and
1
afternoon
from
Ketchikan
where
.'
.
.
.
,..,
,.
.
,
,
clock
when
o
a
vrasboa
m
which
-,n
n..
i
i
i
they
attended
a
congress
of
jia-
.
.
v.fri-...,
....
i
..
in
"p
we
e
conunfr
down
he
:.
'
"
.
'""
,
Skeena
lliv
J.U.l
III)
I'lllllll
.-
1
(it
III.
Today
they
are
'paying
a
visit
In
Mftla-
kalla.
JUa'pir.
Jha,1k
land
iLieut..
Iti'iias
of
Anyox
are
also
here
in
connection
with
the
.visit"
of
jthe
ker
with
James
Pierce
and
an
elder
son4
aped
18,
met
'with
an
accident
near
Salvtis.
The
engine
of
the
boat
storied
and
the
craft
hit
a
lopr.
The
stern
end
sank
ami
the
boat
was
t-MituiiKKioiier.
i
.,
,
.
.
.
.
o.....
.
..
flooded.
Hie
unfortunate
wonuin
,.
wii
ramrnuy
evenn
jr,
uiere
was
.
.
,
,
.
.
.,
'a
pubi
c
,'mWW
M&U-
totfilti
'"J'rmvi.e.1
;
in
the
xuL
c,
aM"
l
escape.
James
Pierce.
rnrhiih.,,
ii
.nu-.
,
ho
was
workin?
on
the
engine!
'
"
'
"
YesteYHay
afternoon.
Commis-
X
'
sinner
Hodder
delivered
highly
b';a''
interesting
.
lecture
on
the
Salva-
tV?
"?
oI
U"y
,
P"""'
Imn
Anmv
In
II-
,M1M
l"I'IHK
HMH
If
HO
Ulnlr'it
CTLi
1
1
T1
1
1
tr
fin
llin
ilnlnnV.lA
w-
Z"Z
a"
?
'
younper
boy
out
but
not
be-
under
the
great
organi.al
ion
off""!
w"
'Pl
Kas-
HHVarmy
,he
world
over.
Ensign
.VrnT'-l
f
n7l
7
"Tn
m
i
,.i..-
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...
......
of
tlie
canoe
and
(he
body
of
the
ARCHBISHOPS
THEORY
Letter
to
Ottawa
Citizen
Refers
to
Recent
Artlcte
In
Church-
IAK
UKKY
MliHAP
Mi
T
1
w
recovered
from
IhelHiey
toy
away
the
evening
hours.
P.7,-",a:.wa"
JrPatIy
apf,rP:
cabin
fter
the
boat
had
been
If
Ihe
vibrations
of
the
human
;!
n
iiri,iril
lj
-
i
and
llev.
0.
0.
Hackex
proposed,
,
.
a
volh
of
thanks
to
Commissioner
'
jn
,a
'
"
J'a,,T
"f
,,,rra.f
Hoihlor,
arrived
this
morning
in
Ihe
city
iriiiu
"
lerrace
nringing
.lames
and
4
he
.bodies,
the
latlern',''ivinr
nijiy
be
assemble!,
kers.
of
Ihe
gave
a
most
inlerevlinc
mldrnua
I
lie
reason
why
Scotland
had
on
his
work
in
Alaska
and
the
bad
such
a
great
influence
in
the
far
north
covering
a
period
of
38
wor'
was
emphasized
last
nightjyears.
He
was
In
Ihe
Yukon
be-n
his
sermon
by
Dr.
II.
R.
firant.'fore
the
gold
rush
and
he
told
preaching
especially
fnr
the
of
the
progress
of
the
country
l-e-ierii
f
,P
member's
of
the
'and
of
the
work
of
(he
church
ft.
Andrew's
Society,
who
were
during
J
I'm!
time,
present
in
a
body.
Dr.
r,raul
!
Particularly
interesting
was
welcomed
the
members
0r
tn(,
sj(l(.
.reference
in
n,P
address
to
ciety
and
said
it
was
particularly
Hie
work
among
Jhe
Kskimii
in
npnroj.riate,
thai
Ihey
should
Ihe
A
relic
Circle,
viril
a
Presbytf.riari
church
be-l
There,
was
a
large
eonirreira.
.nisi-
i-rennyierianism,
was
peculiarly
Scottish
product.
The
following
letter
in
the
Citizen
nfay
prove
of
in
terest
to
lhoe
who
have
read
of
the
experiments
of
Archbishop
Du
Vctnet.
Editor.
Citizen:
Probably
Aery
few
of
J
he
lileners-in
In
the
Ihe
canoe
tender.
He
-also
got
j"'?1''!.'
programs
broadcast
irom
many
stations
on.lnis
continent
have
ever
thought
.of
the
full
significance
of
'ibis
Jatel,
wonderful
invention'
with
which
voice
or
musical
instruments
are
mechanically
sent
pulsating
through
the
ether
and
are
made
audible
again
at
will
wherever
a
A
load
of
furs
which
Pierce
was
inlt
"any
mechanical
cfmlrivance.
bringing
down
the
river
was
also
"inre
thought
is
primary
!
lost.
1
speech
Wflfe
R0WE
WAS
TO
SIZE
OF
COUNTRY
I
DDCrucD
unirlu
CHURCH
LAST
NIGHT
Last
nigld
at
the
Anglican
Chnrch
Uishow
Itowe
of
Alaska
wtiy
stiouui
not
tnouglit
waves
pulsale
in
similar
fashion
with-
In
a
recent
issue
of
the
Can
mlian
Churchman
appeared
article
by
Archbishop
Du
Yernet
i..l
on
"Radio-Mind.'1
The
author
has
been
experimenting
with
n
siru-
fple
mechanical
contrivance
con
sisting
of
a
long
pencil
and
a
metal
bob
connected
Ui
tlie
pen-riMij
a
short
piece
of
siring;
Ihe
bob,
as
a
pendulunv
banging
over
an
index
card
with
Ihe
letters
of
the
alphabet
conveniently
arranged
(hereon
presumably
something
after
the
manner
of
ouija
board.
Dr.
Du
Yernet
states
Ihe
purpose
of
this
appliance
is
to
"get
a
thought
out
of
Ihe
suli-cnnscinus
mind
and
register
it
wiih
.scienlific
accur
acy
Hie
reverse,
he
stales,
of
Dr.
Cone's
method.
The
doctor's
views
on
the
sub-conscious
mind
a
lion
present
and
Itev.
J.
S.
Rrav-
are
interesting.
He
says,
In
part:
jfield
of
Telkwa
was
present,
and."
'1''0
our
conscious
minds
lend
Dr.
(Jranl
spoke
of
flip
native
took
ll.l
rl
in
II
honesty,
the
frugality,
the
in-f
'
i
,
duslry
and
the
religions
fP
f
.
Prosperous
adv-rMsing
.
means
Ihe
Scotch
people
as
being
tbe'ronlar
enntlqijnns
dvertllne.
"
Those
Who
Enjoy
n
distinctive
flavor,
should
try
"SALADA"
GREEN
TEA
Pure,
Fresh
and
Pelicious
at
all
tinea.
Sold
everywhere,
Try
it
today.
In
individualize
us,
our
sub-con
cbus
minds
teml
to
unite
us.
We
are
all
members
of
one
vast
mental
complex,
Slowly
we
are
realizing
our
mental
union
with
Ihe
Universal
MJnd."
Does
it
not,
therefore,
help
us
o
a
conception
of
.
re-incarnation.
If
wn
rcrutrnizc
that
everv
human
.though!
is
immediately
Caught
up
by
Ihe
ehcr
nnd
thus
pernfailcntly'
put
'.on
record
by
vibration?
What
is
Ihis
buta
scientific
eijilanatloh
of
Judgment
Hook
of
the
Jtible?
These
thought
vibrations
remain
in
Ihe
elher
a
a
legecy
for
Ihe
soul
which
it
seeks
a
new,
physical
body
after
ils
sojourn
In
De.
vaehan,
i.e.,
the
Hiblical
Heaven,
and
re
therefore
the
dclermin-ing
factors
in
the
next
physical
life
of
a
human
soul,
Is
it
not
time
that
the
Church
aided
rather
(hnn
comlialed
science?
Slioul.t
not
triie
thil
DISCUSSED
IN
EAST
-"';''
n'ter'wW"
""
two-
-C.
V
CRAtk.
Ollaw.i.
KLltNlLT
KHMJUS
IN
LAUNCHING
SUIT
Insurance
Company
Prosecuting
C.N.R.
on
Grounds
Barge
Was
Not
Seaworthy
Ihe
loss
a
couple
of
months
ago
of
six
carloads
of
pulp
frmn
the
Canadian
National
Railway
car
ferry
while
corning
north
In
Ihis
port
from
Swanson
Ray
re
sulted
in
ieorge
F.
!yles,
re
ceiver
for
the
Whalen
Pulp
Si
Paper
receiving
permisiim
in
Yancouver
courts
lit
inslilule
soil
against
(be
railway
Ciiin-pany
for
damage.
The
cargo
was
insured
wilh
Ihe
Firemen's
Fund
Insurance
Co.
of
San
rrancisco
which
has
paid
Hie
loss,
I2.40(.
.
The
py'rpose
of
Mr.
(iyles'
applicaliou
was
to
permit
-the
action
being
prosecuted
by
the
Insurance
Com.
an
puny
with
the
AYbaleii
Co.
as
I
-.
iiiMiiniiii
juiiiniin
so
as
in
re
cover
insurance
from
Ihe
barge's
owner
on
the
prouml"
that
is
was
uneaworthy.
PRINCE
JOHN
HAD
,
MANY
PASSENGERS
C.N.R.
Steamer
Had
Rough
Voy
age
and
Had
to
Anchor
for
Twelve
Hours
Friday
Night
Afler
another
rough
passage
Up
the
co.idt
in
hc
course
of
which
she
had
(o
anchor
for
twelve
hours
off
Port
Clements
on
account
of
the
raging
-south
east
tempest
Friday
jiighl,
C.N.
il.
steamer
Prince
John,
com-
manileil
),y
,Pr
uew
xkipper.
Capl.
Neil
Mel.
can,
arrived
from
Vancouver
via
Ilia.
Oucen
Cliar-
lolle
Islands
at
l:3tf
Sunday
morning.
The
vessel
had
about
85
passengers
for
this
port,
many
of
Iheui
icnmlntr
from
Thurston
Harbor,
where
all
but
one
of
Ihe
Whalen
I'ulp
Si
Paper
Co.'s
logging
camps
pave
closed
down
for
Ihe
winter.
The
most
of
(he
passenger
sailed
for
Ihe
smith
on
the
Prince
Huperl
last
evening.
Tlie
Prijicn
7ohnJ
loading
lumber
for
llje
south
'
tiuday
nnd
is
scheduled
lo
sail
op
her
return
tiothe
Islands
nnd
Van
couver
al
8
o'clock
Ibis
evening.
I..
.lessen,
,vic
president
of
Hoyle.
Hips,,
Spokane,,
diamond
drilling
concern,
passed
through
the
city
on
tlie
Prince
flupcrt
Saturday
afternoon
Slewart.
BUILDING
OF
MILL
bound
tO
COMMENCE
SOON!
Construction
of
New
Riant
at
Atll
Inlet
by
T.
A.
Kelly
Starting
after
New
Year
Construction
of
(he
new
saw
mill
at
Alii
Inlet.
Queen
Char
lode
Islands,
which
is
In
be
built
by
T.
A.
Kelly,
the
well
known
logging
operator,
will
commence
early
in
Ihe
Xew
Year
according
lo
word
brought
lo
(be
rity
by
Ihe
steamer
Prince
.Inlin
in
from
the
Islands.
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Pilnca
Rupert
December
3,
1913.
llbilt
a
few
weeks
Ihe
new
II2I1I
house
al
Cape
SI.
James
on
the
sourti
end
of
(he
Queen
(.harlolle
Islands
will
be
com
pleieil
slates
It.
w.
Fraer,
superinledenl
of
j,c
lighthouse
department
t,t
(he
Department
of
Marine
and
Fisheries,
who
is
in
Ihe
cily.
-
I
he
total
value
0
fih
landed
al
this
port
during
Hie
month
of
November
was
y,.m.,
of
which
l
8,000
rcpresenlcd
halibut.
The
herring
run
has
commenced
and
30,000
pounds
were
landed
here
during
November.
Mrs.
P.
I.
Palmer
and
Mrs,
.1
C.
.McLennan
returned
from
Ihe
south
on
(he
Prince
C
purge
IhU
morning,
Mrs.
Palmer
visited
in
Seattle
while
Mrs,
McLennan
spent
a
few
days
in
Portland.
TONGUE
COATED,
BAD
TASTE
IN
MOUTH,
EYES
TINGED
WITH
YELLOW
Liver
Trouble
the
Causa
Mr.
A.
C.
tfon,
OniuHH-iii.
out.
wrlliw!
"I
In
tii
Jh-co
UcuiliM
villi
iuy
liver
for
a
fi-w
.ypr
Imik,
in
i
h
Imd
l
rtlil
not
fw
thin
to
do
my
work.
I
bml
wten
ila
In
uiy
iurn,h.
to
Ull
I
roulil
liiinlly
uliinl
lliem
it
llinrs-
nulrd
loii
kiii
IihiI
U4le
in
the
moiitli,
fKiil1y
In
Uhi
nioriiliiri
lillf
or
ryn
linii
1111
j'HInw,
mid
liml
1
iniiilily
alM
mllnw
roiuplloii.
I
liiMl
tud
rrml
dul
about
Vlllmrn'.
t.HJ.
Liver
flit
ami
dwiilnl
I
UijiM
irv
vial,
and
after
laklnar
two
or
Hires
I
found
I
ireally
Improved,
and
ran
KutlifMlly
say
that
I
fell
iimt
like
llvlnr
and
ran
now
ilo
my
own
nik
wliliont
any
trouble."
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l.ata-Llvr
iMIla
are
.-
vial
at
all
dealers
or
lll
be
mailed
flirerj
0
rerli
by
Tlie
T.
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Co.;
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