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So
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John
P.
Harrington
of
the
Smithsonian
Institute
That
the
Indian
of
(his
continent
ha.
I
an
anceslry
common
villi
llm
Mongolian
tribes
of
isiheria
ami
crossed
tit
Alaska
lover
lie
Mering
sea
are
conclusions
of
John
1'.
Harrington
of
tin
Smithsonian
inlftution.
lie
fixe
the
disco,
cry
of
the
Ameri-
n
continent
by
I
ho
Indian
at
)
more
than
;n,ooo
year
ago.
V.x
'plaining
his
belief
Ural
the
In.
jdians
went
directly
to
Alaska
across
the
Ilcring
sea,
install
of
!over
the
rhain
nf
Aleutian
islands
at
a
lime
when
the
islands
may
have
been
an
islhmu
connecting
the
two
continents,
he
says:
"From
a
long
strip
of
Silerian
coast
'the
Alaskan
shore
is
in
plain
sight
across
Ilering
.strait.
which
at
one
point
is
only
00
in
width.
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two
small
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.
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time
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over.
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Iriilifirw
gID
Wednesday.
April
30,
1921.
Politician
Is
Important
Factor.
"For
the
work
of
free
democracy
Ihe
politician
is
essential,"
says
David
Lloyd
(lenrge,
one
of
Ihe
greatest
politician-
of
Ihe
age,
in
an
article
published
ome
lime
ago.
Politics
is
the
M'ience
of
government,
and
it
needs
training
just
as
docs,
any
olher
science.
In
his
article
Mr.
Lloyd
Oeorge
says
that
tu
make
a
success
of
political
life
a
person
needs
"at
least
every
quality
of
capacity
mid
character
which
is
necesary
lo
rommand
success
in
any
other
walk
nf
life.
Like
any
other
career,
politics
demands
intelligence,,
insight,
imagination,
con
centration,
industry,
uprightness
hi
life
anil
cnnducL
een
at
the
earliest
times.
"From
my
studies
of
the
Indian
rare
of
the
Pacific
coast,
I
believe
that
the
Indians,
after
crossing
from
Siberia,
gradually
spread
from
Alaska
down
the
Pacific
coast
and
thence
over
-all
North
and
Smith
America.
This
is
baei
on
the
singularity
of
physical
characteristics.
the
widespread
recurrence
of
customs
and
rTVylhs.
and
an
exhaustive
stintj-
of
the
language."
STANLEY
TAYLOR
IS
BEING
MARRIED
TODAY
Popular
Young
Lawyer
Weds
Miss
Marjorle
Nixon
of
The
marriage
takes
place
in
Vancouver
today
of
S.
W.
Taylor
of
this
city
and
Miss
.Marjnrie
Nixon
of
Vancouver.
The
couple
r.rrj.wui
soemi
ineir
nonevmoon
on
a
lapse
is
a
handicap
which
weighs
you
down
in
the
race
and
slack-;nWor
trip
in
Washingjon
and
tiess
of
every
kind
is
in
the
end
fatal.
The
rotten
branch
soon
Oregon.
and
will
arrive
in
Prince
breaks
under
the
strain
of
nolitical'life.
You
mv
win
n..n.,la-lRu,cr,
parl'
npsl
mnnih
,rt
iy
h.,
wi,uui
za:
wte
real
qualily.'
Courage
Needed
In
Order
To
Succeed.
Itrilaiir
former
premier
View.
Mr.
Taylor
is
a
member
of
(he
law
firm
of
Williams.
Manon
&
(onzales.
He
is
secretary'
of
the
els
courage
as
the
firt
attribute
r,,ro
,'luh
anl
Pr'"re
Rupert
leailing
lo
siiccess.
Politicians'
work
in
an
atmosphere
of
crili-
.
rro""'
A'",M"'atinn-
The
bride.
ci.m
and
censure
'There
are
men
engaged
and
organizations
ZAZ
ioi
.......,-..
,r
uic
purM,se
oi
iii.wraging,
iiuuing
ranll
and
many
.bowers
and
olher
affairs
...Humming
.Huniciaiis
ineir
principles,
ttieir
words,
their
ac-
"
southern
cily
recently
uons.
r.vcry
ueed
and
phnise
is
scrutinized
by
(rained
eyes
with
microscopic
minuteness
ami
blemishes
and
ir
not
exaggerated,
are
at
least
presented
in
Ihe
dimensions
in
which
they
appear
through
the
microscope."
The
writer
or
the
article
refers
In
the
criticism
which
the
politician
has
lo
undergo
ami
he
sifgge-ts
(hat
if
other
professional
men
were
lo
1
criticized
similarly,
an
eminent
surgeon
might
read
after
an
operation:
"We
are.lolh
lo
dwell
on
Ihe
horrible
scenes
lhat
were
enacted
yesterday
at
(he
operating
Ihealre
of
SI.
Blank
when
Sir
Ruthless
Culler
informed
what
ought
to
have
been
a
perfectly
simple
oiratiou
in
a
manner
which
would
have
di-graced
a
mere
novice.
We,
hale
lining
Ihe
word
butchery
but
the
Knglish
language
in
all
it
opulence
can
fur-nMi
us
wilh
no
olher
equally
appropriate."
Discount
Both
Praise
and
Blame.
The
British
slalcman
says
he
doubts
if
,.,
methods
nf
carrying
,,
the
busine
r
the
country
are
Ihe
best
po-Mhlc.
They
arc
not
encouraging,
nerving,
agreeable
or
helpful.'
Intensity
or
ho-ldity
on
the
part
or
opponents
muses
inlenMly
of
in-erest
on
Ihe
part
or
supporters
and
the
politician
has
lo
discount
bolh
praise
and
blame.
Thus
only
can
a
politician
preserve-
his
a"haniy
tribe1"1'
"l
mai,y
Wh"
H,niv
,",t
lbn
w,,
,,,
are.
Reward
Of
Best
Is
Opportunity
For
Service.
The
reward
ut
Ihe
politician
is
that
he
h
give,,
oppor-lun.ly
lo
serve
his
conntrv.
i
,,e
lest
of
success.
Vltmg
inlo
ornce
is
simply
an
opporlimily
for
service.
Some
of
(he
grealeM
politicians
held
office
very
little.
Often
Ihe
renowl
Llojd
(.eorge
says
Ihere
.s
,,
lher
,.sirPer
t
.
K
j
a
man
who
,s
filled
for
it
and
devotes
his
energies
lo
it
iJiS
K
can
do
more
for
mankind.
When
Damp
Grass
turns
the
toes
of
your
brown
shces
white,
just
apply
"Nugget"
Dark
Brown,
until
you
have
restored
the
color.
Shoes
won't
discolor
if
you
use
"Nugget."
It
is
water-proof
too.
Shoe
Polish
BLACK
.
TAN
.
TON
IV
Rrn
OARK.
BROWN.
ALsSVlllTE
STEWART
The
Stewart
Service
Club
gave
a
dance
on
Foster
Monday.
April
SI.
in
the
Stewart
Opera
House.
The
music
was
excellent
and
everyone
Ihere
as
reed
ifoai
it
was
one
of
the
most
enjoyable
dances
of
the
-e.i.on.
The
Women's
Auxiliary
of
the
SI.
Mark's
Church
pave
a
whist
drive
in
the
Stewart
Opera
lloii.e
fnpril
:.
At
intervals
durin?
the
evening
vocal
and
instrumental
selections
were
rendered.
Those
takin?
part
were,
vocal,
Miss
Muriel
Crawford,
Miss
Mildred
Klrkwood.
Mi
Daphne
Workman,
Miss
Ida
Watson;
pianoforte.
Miss
Mabel
and
Miss
Joan
'Mellor.
The
ladies
first
nriie
was
won
by
Mis
Kdilh
Crawford
and
the
?enlcmen'
first
prize
wa
won
by
W.
J.
Crawford.
After
refreshment
Ihe
Door
was
cleared
for
danc-gni.
Ceo.
Clothier
was
in
town
for
several
days
leavinp
lad
niyhl
on
Ihe
Cardena.
AUttARM
The
f!
ran
by
Co.
is
now
employing'
10
men
in
its
Inirginsr
operations
here
and
Hie.
AI.Im.Is-ford
LogKin?
Co,
r.O
men.
Krnie
Armstronsc
lia
returned
to
Stewart
after
petidin;r
several
days
here.
H.
II.
?liockey
has
returned
to
Prince
lluperl
after
spending
a
Aeek
here
Oil
business,
,
I
'
'
Morris
Peterson
has
started
construction
of
a
fiiie
resilience
near
Ihe
tennis
courts.
Another
ninety
Inns
nf
ore
wa
shipped
from
the
Kt-perania
mine
to
Ihe
Anyoi
finelter
lust
week.
TIIE
DAH.Y
NRWa
The
Man
in
the
Moon
SAY9t-
I
WHAT
is
Die
iisi
of
feelina
like
a
million
dollars
when
you
lack
Ihe
necessary
lt'..!.!)9
to
make
you
a
millionaire.
RECENT
visitors
lo
the
city
hive
heeu
asking-
why
the
O.W.
V.A.
are
starling
out
so
early
to
alerlise
their
next
year's
annual
ball.
'
V
u
-
,
I
K.N'OW
j
ojL
of
families
where
they
ilo
not
'need
to
put
in
a
loud
speaker
for
their
radio
outfit.
Till
way
lo
rTe
in
the
world
to
act
on
the
level.
r
A
DOCIOIl
when
asked
lo
see
a
sick
doll
diagnnized
the
case
a
lihysical
b
reiki
town
and
prescrib
ed
a
careful
application
of
ntuci-
fa
ire
skilfully
atplied.
THF.
road
lo.
success
i
fitted
with
sleeping
cars.
tailor.
Mihlei.
can
look
like
if
you
jo
to
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prlnc
Ruprt
not
OXCK
more
the
joy
is
In.
Ie
taken
out
of
lifefor
Ihe
dunntrs
will
begin
to
arrive
through
the
mail
tomorrow'..
.
YOU
lollars
a
million
Ihe
right
WHAT
is
bothering
a
lot
of
people
in
prince
Itupert
today
f
considering
how
it
would
look
a
-
-a
A
concentrator
ts
tiadly
needed
in
the
llazellon
.district
.says
K.
H.
Wilson,
well
known
mining
man
of
S;m
Francisco,
who
fs
looking
over
mineral
development
po.-iliiliiies
in
the
north.
R.
O.
Steele
manapin?
dlrecjor
of
the
Hudson
Bay
Miitinj-
Co..
has
relumed
after,
rpendin?
several
months
in
Ihe
Did
Counlry
conferring
with
other
directors
of
the
company.
An
engineer
is
being
brought
out
from
the
Obi
Country
t
lake
active
charge
of
the
rornpany's
ontlion.
M.
J.
Christian
of
the
Port
Ed
ward
shinsle
mills
is
in
lown.
He
reports
that
splendid
progress
i
heintr
made
with
Ihe
construe
lion
of
the
plant.
The
main
building
10
by
60
is
almost
com
pleled
ami
machinery
lo
turn
out
OO.iino
feet
per
day
has
arrived.
A
100
horse
power
Pellon
wheel
i
being
installed
to
provhh)
power.
YANDERH00F
A
day
coach
has
been
convert
ed
into
wailing
room,
liekel
and
telegraph
office
and
n
freijthl
car
is
Iwing
used
as
freight
shed
and
baggage
room
following
Ihe
recent
burning
of
Ihe
CkN.n.
station
here.
II
is
understood
thai
Hon.
A.
M.
Manson
will
seek
re-election
at
Ihe
forthcoming
provincial
election
in
Omineca
district.
The
tinservnlive
nominee
j
-Sam
Cocker.
Tim
home
of
Harry
Have
wa
burned
lo
Ihe
ground
last
week.
The
loss
i
partly
covered
by
In-
u
ranee.
Miss
K.
M.
V.
Day
and
Cenrue
II.
Out
ram
were
married
here
)e.lenlay.
The
marriage
look
place
here
last
week
of
Mis,
Alice
Anna
Murphy,
daughter
of
.Mr.
and
Mrs.
Michael
Murnhv'.
and
Nor-
YOU
CAN
EAT
ANYTHING
YOU
LIKE
AND
NOT
HAYE
HEARTBURN
ia
in
cm
or
Dttrtbtirn
ttre
it
t
roivlnc
tm
burnlnf
mid
lo
ttM
itooitrb
K
bhkd
rood
It
Utrtl
Inn
he
t'murh
It
Is
llibk
to
reruwi,!
tad
Itmnm
tt-tntiMly
wir,
WDrtln
tx-furi.
and
tui
It
thrown
up
I
tftrnUf
tour
trx!
buir.
Wbm
rou.
re
lo
this
rumllli
ou
lll
"M
ibal
Miurn'i
Uu
Urn
ritli
will
tle
yoa
relief
nibt
tmiy.
Mr.
Jwfb
,
MrppakJ.
CbrtMrnx
IftlafXt.
X.S
WMIM:
"Trt
Jrtn
Ipi
I
tutttmi
ll
lb
iiiim
fr.ta
Itrtrtburo.
I
Umk
um
tU
of
MiltHirn'i
ji.,.r
Hilt
tixl
or
ba
irnnMMf
fi0r.
It
I
ry
sir
to
bt
ibt
lo
mi
inj-Iblnr
ru
He
ind
not
htm
h'tribnra
ny
more."
Miibnro'f
Uu
Lixr
rill
ire
tie
a
ll
U
til
d(Ur(,,r
rndb-4
diff-l
r-l-t
fit
prim
L
Tl
T.
Mllburn
Co-
UmUMt,
Toronto,
Out.
"
'
y
D
Wm
VICTORIA
1
Krnesl
and
Hugh
Caidy
left
last
week
for
Saskatoon.
,
T.
I.
Conger
ha
returned
to:
his
farm
at
Tseheiilkul
Lake
after
spending
Ihe
winter
in
Hums
Lake.
Severt
Anderson
lias
returned
tfler
spending,
a
holiday
in
Van
couver.
Lloyd
Wilon,
who
has
been
with
the
local
branch
or
Ihe
Hoyal
,
Hank
ror
Ihe
pat
two
year.
ha
been
Iran
sirred
to
Princl
Oeorge,
having
left
for
Ihere
las.
j
r-uioiaj.
I
lie
residence
Of
H.
Hunt
was
completely
dsslroyed
by
fire
al
wreefc.
lf.
o
was
2,3no
pr-J
liauy
covered
by
Insurance.
Rev.
J.
Mcllelh
Millar,
former-1
ly
of
Kingston,
Ont.,
has
taken
charge
or
Ihe
mission
field)
soulh
of
Francois
Lake
and
will;
make
bin
headquarter
at
Ool
Lake
while
minisering
lo
thej
surrounding
points.
i
Lmmo
VANCOUVCi
CALOAKT
-.
.
1
1
.
urnifure
Sa&nGcrSc
am
Scus-
"SATI.N'.GLOM
WORKS
WONDERS
EVEN
ON
SHABBY
FURNITURE
Satin
J
4-44
i
furniture
Is
finished
In
solid
MORE
colors
nowadays
than
em
before.
You,
too,
ran
hatethe
latrst
popular
fin
Uh
on
your
used
furniture,
at
moderate
cost,
by
Jilting
it
a
coat
or
two
of
".Satin-Glo"
the
modern
eat(nllke
finish
for
furniture
and
woodwork.
Don't
discard
furniture
you
hate
had
for
years
because
it
may
be
a
little
the
worse
for
wear.
.
Glre
the
dining
table
a
new
lease
of
life
and
service.
Just
smooth
It
down
with
fine
sandpiper
and
apply
the
desired
color
In
"Satin-Cto."
Made
In
White
and
eight
tints
Ivory,
Cream.
Light
Tan
Brown,
French
Grey,
Tur-quoise
Blue,
Green,
Salmon
rink.
Deep
Cream
all
bright,
dean,
pleating
colors
you
will
like,
not
only
on
furniture
but
woodwork
as
welL
ALL
THE
LEADING
PAINT
AND
HARDWARE
STORES
HAVE
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