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July
10,
TJ23.
Must
Be
Careful
Of
Prejudices.
It
is
difficult
for
people
in
avoid
prejudice
them.
Kven
Hie
internationalist
who
claim
to
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ha
look
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of
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of
thinking.
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get
the
Perfection
of
Satisfaction
in
every
bottle
of
"Cascade."
Brewed
in
our
Million-dollar
Plant.
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BREWERIES
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aiivrrtlwmcnt
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not
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or
diiplayrd
by
(he
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
Hie
fiovtrnmrnt
of
Hritldi
Columliia.
WINNING
ESSAY
MISS
CHARLOTTE
1
INTERMEDIATE
BLACK
RESIGNS
their
Onemal
halnls
and
have
gained
nothing
from
their
as?n-f
protect
them
from
fire.
!
Twelve
Year
Old
GIH
Telle
Well
On
Account
of
Ill-Health,
Matron
Why
Forest
Should
be
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moil
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of
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British
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ceding
publication.
A1J
advertising
received
subject
to
approval,
fjrti!4
n!i,
J((.
fouhl.
and
the
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
season.
We
must
protect
our
forest
from
firi.
Destruction
to
any
part
of
our
valuable
forests
mean
tins
to
Hip
great
industries
which
(thousands
of
dollars
paid
In
the
if
in
fighter
is
a
much
a
loss
'jas
are
the
bridge,
milin.
fences,
ituuber
and
lodging
equipment
ac.
finally
destroyed
hy
Ihe
flame.
(The
scattered
forests
of
pine.
loo.
must
Im
guarded.
Without
logs,
'poles
and
fuel,
settler
could
not
live
in
Hie
interior
where
the
win
ters
are
severe,
anil
so
the
wealth
....
r
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i.irrr
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ir.
air-
.is.
.ill,
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,,y
ranees
Would
never
he
gathered
in.
(Miniinr
iinii
it-iMiii-
re
iirrjiniirt-ii
.i.iiiim
tfrirmiiis
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n,
ii
must
.
also
i.
our
though
at
Hie
same
time
they
are
ready
to
use
Ihe
Chinese
or
(nn,N
f
pol(1
viM
anrt
japanee
w-J.en
it
is
t
their
advantage
lu
do
so.
.
,
in
,
int,ror
w
eslerday
this
paper
retried
A
horrilde
shooting
case
at
Ml
Wilhoul
these
trees
on
Ihe
Salmon
Ami,
further
particulars
of
which
are
given
today,
in
n,ounjaj
slopes,
Ihe
sprius
which
a
hoy
from
the
London
slums
was
allegedly
the
one
who
frl(.(!
would
wash
away
all
committed
Ihe
crimp.
Another
crime
reported
in
this
paper
vegetation
from
the
mountain
yesterday
was
allegedly
committed
Ly
a
Chinaman
in
Vancouver
Without
the
massed
tree
wnen
a
lineman
on
me
n.t
r.iecinc
railway
was
mioi.
i
nese
r(M,,,
an,
iiady
houchs.
Ihe
crimes
will
lend
to
increase
the
prejudices
against
nolh
Ihe
Kron,
w-,,i,
not
hol.l
hack
Id
Or.
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'in
iifinii'ii
linn
iiirj
riiriiun
iieavy
rains
or
tlie
wet
seasons(
who
are
already
with
us.
sn
,,iaj
nr
lrPan,
wii(
he
The
iieti(in
that
naturally
arises
is
whether
Canadians
un-
furtive
torrents
in
the
-prina
der
similar
rimimstanrps
would
commit
similar
crimes.
'an(j
tiry
rrK.j.
.,.
j
uniuii'r,
rne
liaruardo
ioys
are
was
wno
nave
neen
rescneu
ironi
when
irrigation
is
o
necessary
adverse
conditions
in
the
London
slums.
.Many
of
them
are
or-
Without
our
foreu
we
would
phans
or
worse.
I
hey
have
ueeu
carefully
trained
urllie
J5ar-
without
our
same,
and
fnr-nardo
homes
and
taught
to
he
useful
and
the
large
majority
'hearing
animals.
Our
loKper.
turn
out
-to
he
very
good
citizens.
A
great
nYany
have
come
to
farmers,
hunters
and
lhoe
in
the
Canada
from
lime
In
lime
and
few
haw
proved
failures.
leentres
who
trade
and
niatiiifac.
The
Chinese
as
a
people
have
prospered
Tn
British
Coliim-jture
for
Ihern,
depend
on
them:
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iiiiiiriiii;
is
iimi
iiiiuij
inur-
iiiniinv
1111
iiirni
so
lor
everj
unuy
s
sake
we
lini-t!
cialion
with
the
dreps
of
Ihe
while
race.
Much
of
the
trading
in
The
oak
proves
of
Roulhern
dnigs
is
Qrried
on
hy
Chinese
and
Chinese
names
appear
with
-Vancouver
Island
are
too
limited
.remarkable
regularity
in
the
police
court
records
In
connection
to
he
of
jrreat
commercial
worth
with
offeiies
in
connection
with
the
opium
traffic.
hue
it
is
yet
lo
revel
in
the
beauties
of
this
Inie
mi?
that
iikil
opium
Miiiir
was
whs
forced
iiiicrii
on
iii
the
uir
Chinese
jiuiitTT-
irj
by
the
iitr
British,
diuitmi,
-i
I'distriet
iiifiiiiri.i
as
many
a
five
hundrtd
l.....l.
I
A
.l
ll......r.l.
lie
scandal
whirh
will
never'be
Hfed
ddwn-"et
wje-bave
tliepresent'lourisi
condition
in
face
and
cannot
lie"hpIiIvvholly
res"ponsiblH7or
what'eentre.
weigh
them
in
the
balance.
Tolerance
is
a
great
virtue,
yet
somelintes
w-e
are
too
tolerant
of
criminality
and
loo
intolerant
of
lho"e
who.
interfere
with
our
business
prospects.
Education
Furnishes
Tools
For
Achievement.
.
The
lecturer
a(
the
Mooe
Lodge
al
night
staled
that
education
fiirni)ied
Hie
(oojs
for
achievement
ami
lhat
was
the
principle
upon
which
the
Mooseheart
instilnlion
in
corine'cliou
wilh
their
order
was
condiiclrd.
It
is
a
splendid
principle,
fvlu-
calfon
Ss
no
excuse
for
idleness,
for
education
i
ol
a
thing
that
can'
he
acquired
and
then
allowed
lo
lie
dorrnnnl.
Umised
it
di'appears.j
i
in
ill
I
m
l
I
INSIST
on
Career
JhtBttrWitfovleflMTs
9
iin.r
irtf
-t
11
iiiipiii
'7
V
VlAfjirifi
!n
una
jl-1
ufiinA
our
forefathers
did
and
the
crimes
they
committed.
Ififly
of
these
bavin?
cars.
Tli
It
is
suggested
in
the
despatch
received
yesterday
that
(lie
amount
spent
each
year
hy
tour-
Chinaman
who
did
the
shooting
in
Vancouver
yesterday
was
a
isls
in
our
province
is
very
ureal
drug
addict.
Xo
'other
explanation
can
be
given
for
co'mrniUingi
Our
wet
bell
foresls
are
of
the
f-n
senseless
and
horrible
a
crjnie.
A
negro
recently
killed
a;rrealet
commercial
importance
policeman
wjien
under
the
influence
nf
somfc
drug,
possibly
'for
Ihe
giant
Iou?la
fir.
the
alcohol.
AVliile
people
ne
these
drugs
also
very
considerably
JSilka
spruce
ami
cedar,
make
the
with
baneful
effects.
,
jfinest
limber
in
the
world.
Thirty
If
wc
are
to
say
that
the
Rarnnrdo
boys
shall
be
excluded
'millions
are
paid
.annually
to
men
from
this
country,
how
much
more
must
we
say
the
Orientals
'ensraifcd
in
the
lumVr
industry.
shall
be
excluded.
Yet
we
cannot
set
ourselves
up
as
holiervand
nd
doublle
as
much
aarain
is
heller
Ihnn
anyone
else
for
Canadians
are
often
on
the
list
of
.spent
in
logins
and
millin?
criminals,,
of
drug
vendors
and
addicts,
of
boolleggers
andi'tnipment.
Oreat
iraper
ntills
on
breakers
of
Ihe
aw
in
various
direclinns.
wast
export
mucii
paper
It
is
Well
for
us
to
examine
our
nrelodiees
e.irefnllv
flndwliich
with
the
heavy
lumber
shipments
help
to
balance
our
world-wide
trade.
The
revenue
alone
from
our
fore!
last
year
was
two
million
nine
hundred
thousand
dollars.
The
Jene
jungle.
like
under
growth
of
these
forests
support
(he
abundance
of
game.
These
offer
recreation
to
the
tnwosfolii
great
sport
lo
the
tourists,
and
furnish
the
farmers
wilh
fre,
weal.
Inspct-deslrnying
bird
which
are
necessary
for
success
fnl
crops,
must
have
forest
homes.
From
the
interior
forest
bell
trappers
gather
hundreds
of
do
lar.s
worth
of
fur
each
year;
an
as
Ihe
coast
forests
give
out
these,
inferior
forests
will
becom'
of
more
value.
Don
l
lei
tne
tires
devour
our
forests.
With
them
must
go
the
logger.
Hie
farmer,
Ihn
Irapper
.nd
Ihe
jourjst,
and
so
Ihe
tradesmen
and
manufacturer
in
"ur
cities,
A.neglecled
spark
could
ile
stroy.
with
our
foreU,
our
means
r,f
living.
We
must
keep
(lie
fires
away
from
them.
HOSPITAL
FINANCING
DffFICULT
PROBLEM
Chairman
of
House
Committee
Says
That
Loss
This
Yaar
la
Inevitable
neferring
to
financial
affairs
iof
the
hospital
at
last
night's
i
board
meeting,
s.
K.
Cainjibnll,
1
chairman
of
(be
house
rommjllce,
staled
that
most
careful
financing
wA'iubl
be
needed
this
year.
Cer-
itafn
improienieulH
in
the
insti
tution
such
as
repairing
of
Ihe
wiring
system
and
altering
of
the
slerili'.ing
system
were
necessary.
The
board
had
received
but
$1800
from
Hie
provincial
government
as
share
of
liquor
profits
which
he
considered
very
iinsalisfac.
lory.
Moreover,
the
cily
grant
had
been
reduced,
A
loss
at
the
end
of
(lie
year
seemed
inevitable.
of
Hospital
Is
Forced
to
Relinquish
Position
On
acjouut
of
ill-health.
Mi
Charloile
Black
has
reVijnie.1
as(
matron
of
the
Princ
lluperl
Oen-1
eral
Hospital.
'This
wh
reorte.
tn
the
hospital
hoard
at
the
res-J
ular
monthly
ineelini;
Ut
nisrht.'
Mis
Black
had
been
aked
to
re.
consider
her
iteciion
hut
hail
re-
plie.
that
it
would
be
impojsihb.
;
for
her
to
acain
assume
ttie
duties.
.Mis
Black
has
nerved
for
nearly
two
year
as
matron
of
Ihe
hospital
and
appreciation
of
her
services
was
expressed
by
S,
K.
amphell,
rhairnvoi
of
the
house
roinrniltee,
who
slated
that
her
work
both
as
regarded
the
hospi.1
lal
and
training
scIiihI
had
been
hislily
efficient
"and
she
had
en-jnyisl
the
popularity
of
all.
It
was
with
the
deeMst
regret
that
it
was
necessary
to
accet
her
resignation.
I
The
matter
of
appointimr
a
urces-or
tn
Miss
Black
has
been
left
in
the
hands
of
the
houc
committee
which
has
already
placed
advertisements
in
Van
couver,
oimonlon.
i.aiKary.
nun
Winnipeg
papers.
H.
II.
Mortimer,
supaefted
that
ndvertisements
should
also'
he
placed
in
Iimni,
pajiers
hut
Mr.
Campl-ell
felt
that
this
wa
not
necessary,
staliiiK
that
there
was
no
one
here
wlio
could
take
the
position.
I
Mrs.
Donaldson
is
act
in
jt
as
I
matron
pendim;
the
making
of
permanent
appointment.
Aid,,
.Mackenzie
and
T.
Boss
Mackay
moved
tliat
she
be
paid
t
i
0
per.
month
ns
from
July
I.
Thi
reo.
bition
was
carried.
Mr.
(Campbell-ami
Mr.
Mortimer
voting
against
it.
Mr.
Mortimer
moed
that
I00
lie
paid
but
there
was
no
seconder.
The
Man
in
the
Moon
SAYS:-
JAKH
says
there
are
enough
Si'olrliuien
liviutf
here
lo
make
it
worlU.
whjjn,
for
Jhe,
government
lo
put
up
aiiolher
elevator
here.
Jake
wishes
if
uuile
un.
ierslood
Ibis
has
no
reference
lo
Ihe
l-e
uf
rolled
oals
but
to
Ihe
way
in
which
some
of
the
folks
from
north
of
the
Tweed
gel
elevated
after
visiling
Iho
l-'raser
Street
shops?'
TIIKKCis
a
hook
known
ns
the
Canadian
Parliamentary
iiuide
issued
by
the
Colonel
I),
d.
Olianibers,
but
'it
is
very
noticeable
that
I
here
am
no
direr
lions
in
it
lo
show
how
to
cross
the
Ollawa
Itiver
and
vet
hack
wilh
a
sullieiencv
of
Hull
spirit.
r--
.IAKK
says
he
always
knew
Irinking
lemonade,
was
danger
ous
and
now
he
is
more
convinc
ed
than
ever,
since
a
man
was
killed
in
the
act
on
Vancouver
Island.
'
KVKIIYBOBY
seems
lo
he
going
to
the
street
ilatice
on
Secy
ml
Avenue
tonight
except
me.
The
only
dance
do
is
the
polka
and
il's
out
of
date,
they
say.
WHAT
I
like
is
going
out
for
a
week
end
und
remaining
until
Hie
middle
of
the
'week.
'It
feels
like
sleeping
in
of
rt
morning.
O.N'K
of
the
famous
Senators
who
nsjdeled
Sir
dames
I.ougheed
arid
his
senatorial
hand
hi
preventing
Ihe
construction
of
(he
C.N.
II.
branch
lines
is
said
lo
he
a
CB.lt.
railway
director.
And
they
also
say
he
had
not
decency
lo
abstain
from
voting.
'the
presence
of
a
third
parly
In
B.C.
politic
Is
justified,,
according
lo
Jake,
bv
the
fact
that
Jlliere
were
three
parlies
in
Ihe
Oarden
of
Fden.
The
third
was
elTeclive
if
not
constructive.
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you
find
yru
cannot
gel
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daily
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regularly,
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18
Ten
Years
Ago
j
in
Pflnco
Rupert
f
July
19,
1913.
Barney"
Mulvanev,
Ihe
well-
Hitiown
old
timer
of
the
iuterir.
and
S.
K.
Lawyer,
formerly
of
Alheta,
an-
in
town
after
a
trip
into
the
Naas
Hiver
valley.
Itoth
speak
very
enlhusiaslically
of
Ihe
country
and
Mr.
Lawyer
says
it
is
he
finest
he
has
ever
seen.
They
wenl
in
by
way
of
iloow
Bay
and
Alice
A"rm.
Major
ibous
staunch
ami
commodious
yucht,
.Nancy
Jane,
left
la
-I
night
for
a
cruise
among
the
llecale
Slrail
Islands.
This
morjiing
word
reached
ihe
cily
thai
the
Nancy
Jane
was
liicli
and
dry
on
a
slum!
olf
Dildiy
Island.
Making
the
trip
wilh
Major
Oibsoii
are
W.
(I.
Dennis,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
1".
It.
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Brown,
'
Miss
Itejiehel
and
others.
Ilev.
W.
II.
Vance,
principal
of
Latimer
Hall,
Vancouver,
arrived
here
this
morning
on
Ihe
Prince
llupcrt
and
will
remain
In
Ihe
city
a
week,
the
guenl
of
Bishop
and
Mrs.
F.
II.
DuVernel.
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Dsns.
TuiitTf
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