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aILY
EDITION
Wednesday,
.Nov.
5,
1921.
Beasts,
Men
And
Gods
By
Or.
Ossendowski.
One
of
the
new
books,
a
translation
from
the
Russian,
is
"Beasts,
Men
and
(Sods"
by
Dr.
Ossendowski.
It
tells
of
the
efforts
made
by
the
author
n
escape
from
Siberia
when
the
Bolshevik
movement
spread
to
his
district
and
of
the
lime
he
speit
and
the
people
he
met
in
Mongolia,
lie
devotes
several
chapters
to
telling
of
(he
mysteries
of
the'
Buddhist
religion
or
what
is
known
as
the
Yellow
branch
of
it.
He
spent
much
.time
with
the
Lamas
and
with
the
living
Buddha
or
as
he
is
generally
styled
"The
Living
God."
Also
he
heard
from
the
Buddha
and
from
Others
the
mystery
of
the
Kingdom
of
Agharti
and
the
King
of
the
World.
Possibly
(here
is
no
means
by
whih
line
could
gel
as
good
an
idea
of
life
of
the
people
of
Mongolia
as.
from
this
book
and
the
narrative
form
helps
lo
add
lo
the
interest.
Popular
Verdicts
Often
ArcWrong.
Popular
verdicts
are
closely
allied
to
mob
rule
and
are
often
wrong.
Stories
are
passed
around
quietly
aiid
are
-generally
believed
and
denials
are
useless.
That
seems
lo
have
happened
in
the
case
of
the
recent
murder
case
at
Vancouver.
The
affair
was
hushed
up
ami
that
gave.rjse
to
all
sorts
of
suspicions.
Tongues
began
to
wag
and
the
names
of
different
people
in
prominent
stations
in
life
were
dragged
in
and
their
reputations
besmirched.
Until
Hie
mystery
is
cleared
up
there
will'
be
suspicion
On
those
who
are
innocent.
The
difficulty
with
stories
that
go
around
in
a
matter
of
this
kind
is
that
it
is
so
difficult
lo
deny
them.
To
do
so
.would
involve
publication
of
the
suspicion
and
of
the
denial
together.
The
Vancouver
nud
provincial
police
say
they
have
investigated
nil
the
rumor.f
and
have-found
themselves
at
n
dead
end.
"
The
chief
fault
in
regard
to
the
whole
business
seems
to
have
arisen
from
the
laxity
of'th'e'
-'Point'
firey
police,
who
failed
to
make
proper
investigations
at
the
lime
of
the
tragedy.
Babcock
Appointment
Is
Best
Possible.
The
appointment
of
J.
P.
Babcock
on
the
halibut
commis
sion,
which
was
announced
exclusively
in
this
paper
yesterday,
should
be
most
satisfactory
to
those
who
wish
to
secure
rea!
scientific
information
in
regard
lo
the
habits
of
the
fish
nud
the
best
means
of
coping
with
Hie
situation.
That
Ihcv
will
be
depleled
before
long
goes
without
saying,
unless
something
is
done
lo
prevent
il.
The
close
season
which
has
been
established
is
the
first
step-
in
thai
direction
and
any
further
action
will
liave
to
follow
the
report
of
the
commission.
Mr.
Babcock
is
an
authority
on
salmon
but
so
far
no
one
seems
lo
know
very
much
aboiil
halibut.
It
will
be
(he
business
of
the
commission
to
thoroughly
investigate
the
habits
and
breeding
grounds
of
the
fish.
All
Preparing
For
Christmas
Season.
People
are
now
all
looking
forwaru
to
Christmas
and
the
"shop
early"
warning
is
just
as
-appropriate
this
vear
as
in
the
p'ast.
.
There
is
always
a
rush
at
the
end
and
at
that
time
the
goods
in
the
stores
have
been
all
picked
over
by
the
early
buy
ers
and
the
best
selections
made.
Every
person
wants
to
make
some
presents
nl
The
festive
season,
u
is
just
as
easy
to
begin
making
the
nurehases
now
as
(o
wait
until
the
lime
when
everybody
is
haunting
the,
stores
mm
m-coiiiing
irriinoie
ai
not
nemg
aide
lo
get
proper
service.
FAMOUS
AD
SLOGANS
THAT
JUST
FIT
STftOLLCfcS
'GIMME
Ackn.nf.o-
,J0
BOVRIL
0LLCft$
THE
CIGARETTE
WITM
THE
ORIGINAL
LAv6tt
JOforI5?
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InTin$of50forTOKKHbrMP
Teh
Years
Ago
In
Pftnce
Rupert
f
October
5,
1914.
K.
O.
Haxler.
aped
it,
is
Ihd
oldest
rerruit
in
I
lie
Prince
Ht.
pert
urlive
service
contingent
which
leaves
this
week
In
commence
training
at
the
Willows,
Victoria.
The
youngest
is
Jack
V.
bowling
who
gave
his
age
as
IK.
The
boys
will
go
soulh
on
Iho
sleamer
Prince
fjeorge
sailing
at
1
0:30
tomorrow
morning.
A
brilliant
hall
was
staged
last
evening
in
Hie
SI.
Andrew's
Hall
by
the
Canadian
fralernily
in
honor
of
the
members
of
Prince.
Rupert's
first
contingent.
There
was
a
record
attendance
aim
music
was
furnished
by
an
orchestra
organized
by
A.
Iloels-
cher.
..
Mayor
Newton
declares
to
morrow
inornhig
a
half
holiday,
the
occasion
being
the
departure
of
Prince
Rupert's
first
contingent
for
training
at
Victoria.
NEW
HAZETON
The
funeral
of
the
lale
Mrs.
Mice
Jane
Proclor,
mother
of
Rev.
T.
I).
Proclor
of
Ilazelton,
took
place
at
St.
Peter's
Church,
Ilazelton,
on
Sunday,
Rev.
R.
K.
W.
Riddell
of
Smilhers
official-;
ing.
Deceased
was
68
years
Of
age,
and
came
here
last
spring
from
Manchester,
England.
L.
Belmonl
is
building
a
house
and
bam
on
his
dairy
farm
just
west
of
town.
.
Chief
We-has-k-que
of
I
he
Ilazelton
Indians
and
more
commonly
known
as
"Old
Paul"
died
last
Thursday
morning
at
'the
Bringing
Pressure
to
Bear
on
familiar
figure
and
was
one
Of
the
first
natives
converled
Id
Christianity
by
the
Anglican
mis
sion
at
Ilazelton.
Mrs.
Willian
flrant
vlsiled
in
Smilhers
last
week
wilh
her
daughter,
Mrs.
Norman
Kllpat-
rick.
BURNS
LAKE
Dr.
M.
F.
Litcas
has
ceased
practising
at
Francois
Lake
and
left
last
week
for
Vancouver.
Rev.
W.
U.
Ashford,
B.A.
lias
arrived
in
Burns
Lake
to
"late
charge
of
the
field
formerly
hiln-
islered
lo
by
Rev.
J.
It.
McOrim
mon.
Mrs.
A.
E.
Kissock
has
relum
ed
from
a
three
months'
visit
in
Schreiher,
Ontario.
-
-
William
kerr
has
received
the
contract
for
Ihe
ereciion
of
the
new
school
at
Wistaria.
S.
OoilwinJ
publisher
of
the
Burns
l.akH.
Observer,
has
returned
afler
spenrling
two
weeks
visiting
at
Pennant,
fiask.
An
event.
Of
much
.inleresl
in
Ihe
district
look-place
on
Hcln-hcr
23
at
Kasl
Francois
Lake
when
Miss
Violet
Louise
Rayner,
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs,
Thomas
nayner,
was
unueu
in
marnage1Kast,
Irt
rt'nlhn
illxnt
lo.L.
,if
ll'lll
'i,:,.
I
'
i
Tiie
ceremony
was
'performed
by
Rev.
V.
Sweelnam.
Mr.
Kerr
is
LONDON,
Nov.
5.
The
English
reformers'
idea
of
making
bad
git-Is
betler
is
lo
give
(hem
trips
lo
the
seaside.
Accordingly
last
year
several
bf
the
detention
institutions
for
young
girls
look
parlies
of
inmales
lo
various
seaside
resorts,
where
Ihey
were'
given
a
two
weeks'
vacation
wilh
only
Ihe
supervision
of
I
wo
matrons
lo
each
parly
of
25
!
girls.
Last
year's
outings
proved
so
successful
lhat
nearly
all
similar
Institutions
this
year
took
up
the
idea
and
allowed
their
best
behaved
girls
to
have
a
vacation.!
The
expenses
for
the
trip,
above'
what
it
would
have
cost
In
feed
and
provide
for
Ihe
girls
at
the
institution,
vern
donaled
by
persons
interested
in
progressive
and
humanizing
methods
in
the
correctional
institutions
of
Hie
country.
Tin;
nArr.y
rrrr-vs
r
Y,
v..
ways
looking
at
herseBin
NOW
lhat
most
of
the
elec
Colder
Days
Makes
One
Think
bf
Warm
Goats
"DEMERS"
Have
such
lovely
models
and
prices
are
reasonable,
i
Coma
and
see
them.
HOOD
Bye
Ramsay.
Se
you
again
some
day.
OUT.where
yrtu
See
pple
well
dressed,
thai'
where
the
west
begins.
o-
-
T1IK
ipieer
Ihtng
aholit
life
is
I
hat
,
a
Vbihan
wlihsK'
abn'eartinre
would'cr((ck
a
safe
has
lo
be
al
in
Everybody's
Friend
I,ffc
Insurance
nas
takfcn
on
a
new
importance.
Everybody
needs
it,
most
people
want
it.
it
Is
everybody's
friend.
As
a
result,
people
arc
asking
themselves
today
:
"Am
I
insurable?"
"How
can
I
tfet.
sufficient
life
Insurance?"
and
the
answer
is
found
In
the
ever-increasing
number
of
policies
now
being
applied
for.
There
is
a
foundation
for
this
success:
The
general
public
Is
rapidly
coming
to
realize
the
solid
basis
upon
which
life
insurance
rests;
that
the
business
Is
subject
to
a
rigid
system
of
Government
Inspection:
and
that
while
Life
Insurance
is
a
form
of
organized
sharing
of
each
other's
burdens,
it
is
managed
on
a
sound
business
basis.
Lite
Insurance
Strike
.
...
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',1
'1
?
w
I
'A
:
'
Qk
ovt
that
nevcrttlcs
The
Man
in
the
Moon
f
YSi-
ii
tions
are
over
for
this
year,
lei
well
known
as
a
fire
warden
in
!u8
ll.ink
about
Christmas.
Ibis
district
SEASIDE
OUTINGS
JAKK,
iny
boy,
it
looks-
as
if
we
were
really
going
lo
get
thai
COD
tVAVUADfi
riDIC','llan(l
roai1
as
"'''
the
cleva-
iuii
uni
llflllU
UlIXLJ
lor.
Now,
what
do
you
want
'
next?
English
Latest
Idea
Is
to
Give
Them
Good
Time
on
Holl-
.
days
Father
C.or.ola,
who
Iihh
Im-cii
ill
I
ecently,
is
at
llrniihrook
couval-i
scing
al
SI.
Kugcnl
.liHin
A
very
successful
Hallowe'en
loncert
was
held
last
Friday
illackslock.
olace
miletly
of
Miss
Jeanea
Jeanelle
Agnes
.lane
Kalherinr
Milchell.
daughter
'
of
Mr
mill
Mrs.
Thomas
Milchell
of
Vauder-I
hoof,
and
Lawrence
Reignn
Dick-Instm
of
Fori
St.
James,
tiev.
n
).
Oray
erforme.
the
ceremony
and
the
wllnesses
were
Miss
Ft-
len
Calder
Finnic
and
IUIhtI
Me-
Curdio
Richards.
BEAVERS
IN
LONDON
LONDON.
Nov.
II.
-The
heavers
presented
by
the
City
of
Toronto
lo
Vice-Adhiiral
Sir
Frederick
Field
on
Ihe
occasion
of
his
opening
Ihe
Canadian
National
Inhibition
when
lie
was
visilintr
Oiiebcc
wilh
Ihe
speciid
service
squadron,
are
now
enlerlaininir
visitors
In
Rcgcnl
s
Park
Kir
I
rederick
presehled
lliem
in
the
Zoo
on
Ihe
return
of
Ihe
smiad-
ron.
Advertise
In
Ihe
Daily
News
LIGHT
SENTENCES
Divorce
Easy
and
Little
Bigamy
as
Result
ft
lIlKUny
Is
another
rtj
t
o"
is
oniy
iigrmy
i
"iuisi'
GIYEN
IN
RILSSIA'm"iag,rt,,d
d,
HiMa
Imve
been
in.i.!
.
i
.
r.ti'i
.
Murder
Gets
Five
to
Ten
Years;
"
r"
W
lleulh
mnleiicp
;i
4v:
I
for
connler-revi'l'
i
MlvltlrA,
"reoii..nn'
evening
in
me
wmuminiiy
linn;
MOSCtJW.
Nov.
f..
persons
n.ior
M,
nii.Li...
n.
n.-J
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rn.
rnunierieiiing.
.tMUns
orja'
nris,.
.......
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i
jfcU'ii
in
iiiiiriirr
anu
oilier
lyierian
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(.tiUrch.
Ihoee
i
conlri-'
muri-
crimes
crimes
in
in
Soviet
oviei
ItiiMsin
niiMsin
banditry.
Punishmenl
for
other
crimes,
Ty
and
wlme
agar
-'
are
pun-
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.
til.t.
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uling
to
the
program
lnelude.1
IH.ed
will,
sentences
s.i
light
lhat'
.
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,
R,
1L
Mo,re
ami
Ralph
Telford.
will
anwze
American
Jude
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lev.
K.
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K.
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Frio
Mrs.
R.
C
McCorMi.
f5eeil.
the
fir.l
degree
doe
not
l'CX
jmriley,
Mrs.
Slejdien
llo.m....
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ynars.
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plrle.
guilt,
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win
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a
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urn
a
arson,
lorgery,
roWiery.
.Miss
iMlslrom
has
returned
rape,
Infanllcide
and
criminall
fidmi'
nrier
having
spent
iwo
iis.anll
i
eorrespondlngly
light
'
mohlln
ylslllng
wilh
her
nUler
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.
Mrs.
Carl
.Slono
near
Calgary.
At
Christ
Cliureh
rectory.
Chilro,
n
week
ago
Monday
nigh!
at
ten
o'clock
Ihe
wedding
took,
prliin.
Alherllse
in
Ihe
t):
Buckleys
Bronchitis
Mixture
Will
relieve
Uroncliitls,
L'ollglis,
Kods,
llo;n
Aslhtia
and
nil
afreclious
of
()H
Throal,
V.hc-l
nixi
H',n
fhinl
Tiibes.
Wfl
have
n
limited
nilmher
o(sample
of
111
Miirf
which
will
lie
gH,i,,
nvay
to
nilfillK
b'ftly.
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LIMITED
The
Pioneer
bruggisli
Third
Ave.
A
8lxth
8t.
The
Roxall
3tore
Phones
82
and
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