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DAILY
KDITIOJf
SVe.Be-lay.
le-c.
I.
ISiJ.
Discusses
Science
Versus
Religion.
A
correspondent
ye-terday
tried
to
decry
ths
work
of
the:
tlrealor
a-
revealed
by
scientific
study
and
set
up
against
them
tho.
religion
view
ol
a
few
eople
that
enc-
i-
all
wrong.
,
There
t-
m
intention
to
enter
into
A
-erii
dimioo
of
thi
-object,
hut
it
would
te
wfiwp
for
nch
a
H7getHo
a
thai
made
by
the
writer
of
the
latter
to
fa
unchallenged.
Seien-j
a
weH
as
tho-e
who
ba.e
all
their
reasoning
tnt
religious:
liew-
aH
agree
that
there
i-
one
supreme
architect
in
charge
f
of
Ihr
affair
of
the
universe..
There
i-
a
ma-ler
mind
ron.fi
work,-
of
nature
in
a
-mcere
de-ire
to
know
more
atwiHt
them.
isa-ea
on
the
above
a--umpliou
thn
the
really
religions
pejxm
is
the.
oae
who
ha
engaged
in
entifie
-tndy
for
he
know-
more
than
others
about
the
work?
of
the
creator
and
the
niarvcuon-
evidence-
or
that
ma-t?r
mind.
He
ha-
rea-ori
for
the
failh
that
-
in
him.
He
know,
whereas
the
other
only
gtif--s.
ne
i-
tesl
aide
i
di-linpiii-h
letweeii
religion
and
Hierslitin.
Tru-
science
is
not
wppo-ed
to
religion
neither
-honld
trne
religion
,e
op-ed
to
-eienre.
When,
either
lakes
a
dogmatic
tiew
and
sconi
the
other,
it
i
an
indication
of
weakness.
When
we
have
a
great
man
we
are
inl?reled
in
hi
work.
II
is
through
hi
work
thai
we
realize
how
great
a
man
he
i.
Hit
it
i-
with
the
ma-ler
mind
of
the
universe
whom
eople
call
fiod.
It
is
only
through
a
study
of
his
work
that
we
can
really
know
him.
.
.
...
1
1
:
1
a
t
in-
worK
rxirjius
iiuo
every
reaim
01
science
ana
me
incere
sludenl
ol
Ihe
works
of
nature
is
the
one
who
recognizes
and
realize-
the
working
of
that
maler
mind
a-
none
other
fan.
Develop.
Mines
Of
,
.
.
Interior
B.C.
,
.
t
,
.
-
-
Anything
thai
I'nnce
lliif-rt
peopl;
can
do
to
develop
the
mine-
of
the
interior
which
will
eventually
hip
through
thi
f-rt
.-noma
not
e
neglerled.
Ju-t
now
a
coal
mine
i
heing
developed
at
Telkwa
and
Prince
Rupert
people
will
le
auxioii
douldle
hi
do
their
Ml
in
living
thi
coal
a
fair
trial
and
in
ii-ing
it
wherever
po-ilde.
Laler
it
i
to
le
hoped
the
hig
coal
projrly
on
Ihe
Telkwa
River
owiifd
hy
the
Jeffer.on
interest-will
te
operated
ami
lhen
an
offea-
hii-inrss
wfH
have
to
he
done
through
thi-gyort
in
onler
to
find
a
market
for
the
product.
The
liroimdhiig
and
other
coalfield-
in
the
neighborhood
will
al-o
add
to
the
indu-lrie
of
Ontral
B.ll
when
they
are
developed.
The
thing
to
do
jut
n"w
i-
to
unite
uith
a
view
to
developing
what
we
have.
Just
A
Little
Early
For
Cluster
Lighting.
It
look
to
ii-
a
if
it
was
just
a
little
early
for
cluler
lightin?
in
Prince
Rupert.
PoJIdy
when
it
i-
installed
it
will
not
prove
any
more
co-ly
than
the;older
sy.tem
hut
the
in-tal-lation
ha
to
I
paid
for
and
the
lax'e-iare
already
high.
.Slret
and
-ewer-
should
be
the
fir-l
claim
on
Ihe
ralefaers
for
they
are
absolute
neceilie
wher;a'
the
extra
lighting
i-
somewha't
of
a
luxury
.
Tendency
To
Pass
Too
Many
Laws.
There
i.
a
tendency
lo
pas
tori
many
law
both
in
Ihe
province
and
in
the
Dominion.
No
one
party
i-
yuilly
in
thi
re-"P?ct
more
than
another.
All
newly
elected
representative-
go
to
Ihe
capital
with
the
determination
to
make
a
record
and
pa
a
many
laws
a
po,ib)e
with
the
re-ult
that
the
Matute
lKks
are
Hollered
with
enactment-
and
the
people
are
worried
at
having
to
conform
to
irritating
regulation.
If
we
could
but
di-xolve
all
parliament-
for
a
period
of
ten
ear
we
.hould
have
a
chance
to
recuperate.
Every
law
that
i
pad
irrilale-
ome-one
and
usually
o-e
a
lot
of
vote
for
the
adminilration
The
rcsiui
is
uiai
no
aamini-iralion
retain
Ihe
confidence
of
people
for
many
years
al
a
-Ireteh.
The
Perils
af
Neglect
Digestive
ailments
are
frequently
neglected
People
say
"It's
only
a
touch
of
indigestion-it
will
go
away."
What
begins
as
simple
discomfort
is
allowed
to
become
a
serious-chronic
ailment
Never
neglect
the
treatment
of
digestive
derangement
To
relieve
disorders
of
stomach,
liver,
kidneys
and
bowels,
Beecham's
Pills
act
promptly
and
usually
overcome
the
difficulty.
Take
BEECHAM'S
LargMt
Sale
of
any
Madicine
in
the
World
Ihe
'Tfc
ddcw
frtjriftca
cf
Baker's
Breakfast
Cocoa
1MI
Its
irxvnimd
'
inJ
piUuiility1
nate
censtant
um
cf
3
L
trf
it;
it
is
cocot
cf
KijK
Made
In
Canada
By
Walter
Baler
4
Co.
Lfaatd
U2mDiW.MM.
sooszrr
or
chokx
vxcra
son
na
frollin?
ever
thing.
The
work-
or
nature
are
Ihe
work
of
thif
Jn
sjjg
letter
Box
I
ntatcr
ntater
mind
nimd
and
and
all
all
scientific
scientific
sliidv
study
i
i.
-imply
.imtJt
a
.t.Uinr
delving
into
the
ihlf
I
I
EVOLUTION
OF
GOD
IMPOTENCE
OF
SCIENCE
Editor.
Daily
New.
There
ha
been
many
inter
Kiliior.
Iiaily
Xe:
Wilh
your
(tcrtniintt
I
will
t
obliged
with
lh
inhtiliins
of
Ihe
fo.
Iwinp:
Mr.
Matlheson
apiar
In
txv
jrrally
di!urbed
over
the
Itieory
ft
evolution
a
leiruinJralet
Itr
Charles
Darwin,
while
he
him
self
aiHear
a-
a
ehiH
of
evlu
lion
in
hi
defense
of
the
evolution
of
Ihe
idea
of
OoL
Man'
idea
of
(iod
i
defer-
mined
by
hi
mental
reflect
im.
A
a
cae
in
point,
lei
u
ron-nler
and
the
evolution
Af
-ACiHy
of,
the
evolution
of
the
idea
f
no..
When
man
wa
a
-avape
hi
Ond
wa
the
reflee-hn
of
a
ava?e
rnind.
When
man
emer?e!
In
the
slate
of
a
barbarian,
hi
Co.
wa
produced
from
Ibe
harharian
imaze.
Hence,
when
the
ilawn
of
eivili-
zalioB
arrived,
Ihe
iiha
of
fiod
acam
enansei
a
the
unaze
or
man
in
that
age.
So.
we
have
Ihe
evolution
of
the
idea
of
Cod
and
a
Gad
that
i
marie
accord
in?
to
the
irna;e
and
fTkenes
of
roan.
The
scientist
undoubtedly
deoiel
for
themselves
a
scientific
fJod.
CFjORGE
B.
C.?ET
pretations,
so
possibly
you
will
allow
me
to
explain
mine.
When
Kurop
wa-
experiene
mz
its
ierioii
of
yrowtli.
every-Ihin?
was
lovely,
but
gradually
a
cleaveage
wa
becomm?
seen
while
the
manufacturers
and
nuines
in
?eneraL
wa
in
creasing
hy
leap
and
hound
ine
weiiare
ol
tne
people
wa
not
iinproviny
at
Ihe
ame
rale,
o
Hie
reply
to
greed
wa
the
union,
faience
wa
met
hy
science,
and
the
result
i
Ihe
checkmate,
a
we
see
today,
wilh
nooly
pmferou.
o
we
see
th
law
in
opera-
lion;
thai
Ihe
welfare
of
a
people
miui-1
imlubilably
depend
upon
reason
in
Ihe
last
analyi
and
not
upon
Ibe
exercise
of
our
natural
ene.
and
thi
princi
pie
run
through
Ihe
whole
gaiiuil
of
human
endeavor.
MALCOLM
MATIIE50N
.JOHN
HARfS
SYSTEM
i
FOR
IRISH
FREE
STATE
!
VICTORIA,
Iiec.
II
A
cable
(o
Hie
Montreal
8tar
announced
Ihe
lother
day
thai
the
lrih
Free
iflnto
Senate
had
adopted
by
n
iinaniiiioiis
vole
the
appointment
iof
n
eommillee
to
enquire
inli
the
feaxiliilily
of.
adopling
the
Hrilish
Columbia
governmenr
(system
of
rcoutiluncy
hy
the
new
ireginie
at
Dublin.
Tlii
i
laken
jto
mean
in
Ihi
part
of
the
Do.
minion
thai
Ihe
lem
wliirh
lhe
Hon.
Mr.
Hart
ntrolucfd
In
to
the
department
of
finance
a
few
years
ago
aln-ndy
ha
added
to
li
Dominion
reputation
for
clearn;H
nuA
accuracy
ome
renown
on
the
0.1
her
side
of
lli
Atlantic.
THE
DAILY
XEWSL
LORD
SHAUQiNESSY
!
ROSE
RAPIDLY
FROM
;
A
LOWLY
POSITION
C.F.R.
Prttldant
Began
Ufa
In
Th
Purchasing
Department
f
Milwaukee
and
SU
Paul
Thorna-
Oeorre
haushiev.
fir-l
ItaroA
hanshne.j
of
Mon-'
jireal
and
AhfHrd.
IVnmU)-
LKaer.i
,iek.
lrelaL
wfcoe
death
irctr-,
(red
Monljy.
wa
trn
ia
Miru-tlee.
Vi
October
6.
Hi3.
she
;-Aw
r
Thiwna
ShaMsbBe-iiT.
He
wa
elaeate
at
the
rnihlie
,
schools
mt
hi-
native
eMy
ant
et-"ter.
railway
work
in
iti
,
-
rbains
tearimesf
f
th
M
-
waukee
and
l.
Paul
Kaii-ay
He
roe
rapMly
tn
he
rani-
(
raitmay
official
asd
sen
era
I
lrr
teefr
af
h
'Ihieazw.
Milwaukee
ant
'
Pa-
Kailway
m
Ikm;
when
k
wa-
a;
I.
-ache.1
u
William
Va-
tben
rotleetlflZ
a
staff
f--r
the
rant
iUnaKan
Pacific
Rawav
and
en?a;ed
a
seneral
mr-ha-m?
a;en!.
It
:
saial
thai
when
Van
Hrr
c
lesri
ahowl
Mr.
.-banzbne
y
h
immediately
-nushl
him
njt.
IimimI
hi
01
ealia;
a
Meal
in
a
.
re-iaorant
and
without
delay
put
up
bi
propo-ilkm
in
him.
Mr.
.faau2hney
acceftied
it
ala
without
deay
.Mr.
Sbaichy
wa-
nunle
assirant
l
the
lare-i.
dent
of
the
O.P.R.
in
tx.
a
ice
president
and
director
ia
and
hecaae
iresident
of
lh
eoBany
in
t99.
reliriaz
l
he-come
chairman
of
the
tioard
f
direelors
ia
19IM.
He
wa
tnishted
in
tSll.
made
a
Knubl
!Commanler
of
the
Wtorian
Or-.
irier
in
ivo;
and
raie.
to
the
peerat-e
in
19t.
unri
naiztinesy
was
cialed
thrmizh
dirertnrshifi
with
a
wile
ranse
of
enterprise-.'
-He
a
on
the
directorates
of
all
the
subsidiaries
of
the
Canadian
Pacific
Hallway.
Ibe
ftaal
of
Montreal.
Royal
Trut
Company
and
Tran-.Canada
Theatre-
Limile.1.
ami
owne.
mwli
real
rrr
estate
an.1
offiee
buildm;
pro-
f.
perty
in
Montreal.
He
wa
a
fel-
cta-low
of
the
Roral
ttobwiial
In-li-
era
ilo.pital.
Mont
real,
ami
a
member
of
the
Montreal
J
or
Ley
PLAYERS
More
sold
than
all
other
brands
combined
Beautifully
Cool
and
Sweet
Smoking
physical
iramnp
hi
i
!
publu
s
tf
tu.e.
a
PvenH.r
of
Laval,
t
o..
NFW
NAMF
K
RARRIF'
HOME
FURNISHINGS
Club.
He
married
in
lMn
Mand
Trading
Nam
of
Old
Firm
Elizabeth
Xagle.
t,f
Milwaukee.,
Changed
by
Rw
Manage-
1
His
heir
m
Hon
AV.
J.
Shaush.'
ment
Who
Are
Contlnu-
j
nes.y.
The
Karon
arnl
I
ta
rone.
Ing
and
Eipanding
Sliausrhney
had
three
dauehter.
Bulne
the
Hon.
Mr.
H.
W.
fteauclerk.
T,
,
furniture
.
,
,
,
.
.
.
business
on
3rd
ii..
the
lion.
vi.
Mrs.
n
Rene
f.
j
Redmond,
'
"
""
and
.
.
....
,,,,
,
,
Avenue
formerly
owne.
by
the
7
'
Ihe
Hon.
Marguer.te
haughne.y.
...
..
.
,
'
late
.
(,.
Itarne,
will
be
rarrmi
f
Hon
CUAIirtlUrCCV
f,n
Bl
"n
nner
'he
name
if
LUlUr
OnAUUnrttOOI
-Barrie'
Home
Fumlhlng,M
'
OBJECTED
TO
UQUOR
ZTT'Zr'Xn
have
feen
taken
over
hy
Ihe
ew
Orderad
Bar
Closed
at
MooMjaw
management
and
are
lawfully'
and
lUqulred
Prompt
Action
due
from
lbi
date.
'
"
Tlie
same
efficient
ervire
and
While
not
a
total
abstainer,
real
value
for
yoHr
money
in
Lord
Miaughnes-y
a
a
finn
be-
choice
line
of
good,
which
ehar-hever
in
tl
h.r
wnrling
hour,
acteriied
the
butine.
in
times
Ihirins
hi
time
a
president
of
pa.,
conihiue
to
form
Ibe
the
c.PJt.
an
onter
j.sue.1
d,.unci
feati
re
of
our
trade,
banning
the
ale
of
alcoholic
and
i
the
best
rea-on
why
you
drink
from
the
dinin?
and
buffet
shnuU
look
over
our
toek
and
cars
of
the
system.
Hi
feeling
enquire
aboul
our
price
before
in
regard
lo
it
wa
evidenced
in
buying
that
particular
article
nf
action
he
look
once
at
Moo.ejaw.
furniture
you
need.
Travelling
with
the
late
Sir.
Watch
our
window
for
ug-Uilliam
Wbyte.-
U,en
western
jretive
Chritmti
Oift
that
vice-firesidenl
of
the
road,
he
no.
would
he
appreciate.1
by
any
liced
trainmen
entering
a'bar
atimernlr
of
Ibe
family
or
some
the
company's
hotel
I
here,
(ill.idear
frien.l.
Let
u
help
you
mg
Sir
William,
be
said.
"Whytejmake
their
dream
come
true
close
that
bar."
Our
Nam.
i.
"H.rrle.
Mam.
.-errai
i.oiir.
later,
nolieingj
FurnUhlng,M
where
the
bar
still
open.
Hi
iiinMnp;
monev
buv
Ihe
mol
called
Sir
William
shandy
atvl
Our
Stock
eomnrie
mmfnHaU
anl,
hjie,
told
you
to
rlose
long-wearing
furniture
of
that
bar.
Why
wa.n'l
it
done?".
distinctive
deign
from
Ihe
Sir
William
replied
that
he
wai
nation
bel
hon
iroing
lo
close
the
lar
al
closing
Oue
aim
i
In
Mmm
1st
...
Kslo
lime
that
night.
"V.me
not.";
yon
fumlh
your
home.
9l
I
said
Shauzhnessy.
"Close
it
,
;
now."
The
liar
was
rh-d
YANDERHOOF
Hirbard
Stuart
ha
relumed!
lo
Yanderhoof
after
an
absence
I
of
several
rnonll,.
(n
Prince
fiu-l
leri
and
srnilher.
--4
Miss
Lillian
lirace
Ilona
Cop-
er,
daughter
of
William
frionee.
and
John
A.
liilhs
rrc
married
lal
week
al
Ihe
home
of
Fred
Horliavi
n
by
Hev.
v
ii
Arroll
Mr.
Fred
Horluven
aud
child
ren
left
lasl
wii-ic
fr
IjicoiiiI.
Alberta,
where
they
will
visit
with
Mr.
Itorhaven'a
mother.
-
Mr.
ami
Mr,
tieorge.
Little
of
Terrac
were
in
l..wn
lat
week,
the
guests
of
Mr.
and
Mr.
II.
C.
Mat
hew.
Mi
Kathleen
Morrow
ha
won
a
Siralhrona
Trul
priie
HOME
FROM
HOME.
your
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