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Wednesday.
April
2.1
liC'S.
ancient
truth
of
the
transgressor
ame
truth
hi
a
uiircreiil
way,
while,
almost
every
stage
play
or
moving
pit-lure
fells
the
same
story.
Our
own
consciousness
tells
us
the
same
thing
and
experience
bears
it
out.
And
yet.
There
is
enough
of
the
devil
in
every
person
to
make
them
wan!
to
leave
the
beaten
path
occasionally.
British
people
have
been
brought
up
to
dare
things,
even
the
devil.
So
it
is
that
people
do
things
which
the
law
declares
to
be
wrong
and
the
sentiment
of
the
people
frowns,
upon.
Then
payment
has
to
be
made.
.lust-now
it
is
the
former
premier
of
Newfonmjbmd
,'Jio
i
t2Jyij&'
fiynent..-.-fur
.
alleged
dealings
witlt
the
rieWrJwit?
was
shown
before
a
Hoyal
Commission
that
he.
took
money?
bi,-vhich
he
was
not
eutitled.
He.
already
ha
lost
his
high
position
as
premier
of
the
colony
and'
now
is
ranked
with
criminals,
in
that
he
has
been
arrested
and
is
out
on
bail
subject
to.
the
nVill
of
the
court
to
be
tried
for
his
offense.
"
Seldom
Get
Away
Without
Discovery.
J
People
who
take
things
which
are
not
their
own
seldom,
get
away
with
Ihe
boodle.
The
person
who
is
handling
other
people's
money
and
who
lakes
sonic
of
it
always
suffers'
from
the
Tear
of
being
caughl
and
nearly
always
is
caught.
In
any
case
the
punishment
is
much
greater
than
any
benefit
received.
Sipiires
probably
did
not
benefit
personally
from
the
money
he
got
from
the
public
treasury
but
he
has
to
pay
Ihe
bill,
it
is
never
worth
while
to
take
chances
of
that
kind.
Itelribiiliou
is
as
sure
iis
death.
American
Campaign
,
Is
In
Full
Swing.
The
American
political
campaign
fop
the
presidency
is
now
in
full
swing.
President
Coolidge
will
make
a
big
bid
for
the
Itepublican
nomination
and
will
probably
get
it.
The
oil
scandals
may
injure
the
party
which
he
represents
but
he
has
a
pretty
good
chance
of
getting
the
nomination
find
being
elected
to
the
presidency
again.
The
difficulty
with
the
Democrats
seems
lo
be
tu
secure
uu
outstanding
man
to
represent
them
who
is
not
badly
handicapped
by
sectional
feeling
of
some
kind.
Al
any
rate
the
fight
will,
be
an
interesting
one
mid
Ihe
nominating
conventions
which
are
about
dm?
will
be
watched
with
much
interest
here.
Turning
Tables
On
The
Whites.
.
Once
Alaska
belonged
.
Ihe
Indians.
They
.lived
in
it
but
they
never
thpught
or
owning,
tt
because
there
was
no
one
to
dispute
their
ownership.
Then
came
the
while
people.
Hus-sians
came
in
the
north
and
others
in
the
south
and
gradually
Ihe
Indians
'were
dispossessed
of
their
laiids
with
the
exception
of
reserves
set
apart
for
them,
In
Alaska-die
Indians
were
allowed
lo
vote
and
today
.they
are
using
thai
vole
most
effectively.
So
much
is
this
Ihe
'case
thai
the
newspapers
there
are
protesting
against
the
dictating
or
the
Jiative
tribes.
At
Sitka
recently
Indians
dictated
the
election
of
municipal
officers
and
chose
fiill
blood
natives
for
members
of
the
city
council.
It
is
planned
lo
dominate
Ihe
legislature,
it
is
claimed,
and
against
this
there
is
strong
protest.
badly
spoiled.
SAYSs-
A
DKSP.VTCII
stales
Hull
pip
are
on
Hie
increase,
in
Ireland
today.
So
I
hey
are
in
Iho
Unite!
Stales
tun
in
latter
country
the
swine
are
of
the
blind
var-
(lANAI
HANS
art!
In
lie
presented
at
court
al
llifckiutfhant
Palace.
There
vil
also
he
many
more
presented
at
Ills
Majesty'
other
courts
in
this
country.
.
WHAT
will
(ireece
do
with
il.s
crown
now
J
1
1
a
I
it
lias
no
kin??
II
is
sii;rpcslcil
1
1
1
a
I
it
mipht
do
to
spend
in
Knpland
if
it
were
cut
in
two.
..
,
.
IF
it
were
not
for
iho
'Pacific
Ocean
it
looks
ar
if
there
might
he
war.
XILXT
week
we
arn
all
looking
for
the
May
llowers
following
these
April
showers.
SI
'.MM
Kit
i
jilmul
as
elusive
a
a
ship
contract
or
an
elevator.
IN
various
parts
nf
the
continent
they
hae
been
complain-
mtr
about
Hie
wealuer
for
I
lie
past
sexecal
weeks.
That
is
Ihe
real
thing:
-about
living
here.
We
pel
what
we
expect.
TIIK
junk
heap
is
n!
the
fag
end
of
a
trail
of
broken
pro
mises.
DOWN
in
Nw
York
Slate
(rirls
were
able
lr
insure
I
heir
Faster
hats
against
Jain.
Think
what
a
haul
I
hey
would
have
made
here
when
the
Faster
parade
was
so
CONDITION
OF
SECOND
STREET
IS
PROTESTED
H.
Hays
A
Co.,
on
Behalf
of
Property
Owners,
Bring
Matter
to
Attention
of
Coined
n.
ii.
nays
&.
r.o.,
tirokers,
as
agents
for
all
Ihe
improved
pro
perly
fronting
on
Second
Hlrcet
between
Second
and
Third
Avenues,
had
a
leljer
before
Ihe
city
council
last
ni;:lit
drawing
at
lenlinn
to
the
deplorable
condi
lion
of
this
section
of
the
street.
Staling
lhal
the
work
nf
resur
facing
Ibis
street
bad
commen
ced
simultaneously
with
other
work
in
Section
One
but
had
been
in
an
uncompleted
stale
for
the
past
year
or
more
am!
thai,
apart
from
Ihe
properly
owners
stand
point,
it
constituted
an
important
thoroughfare
leading
In
the
rail
way
and
waterfront,
the
request
was
made
that
the
mailer
Ie
considered
aj
once
with
a
view
In
remedying
it.
The
letter
was
referred
lo
Ihe
Hoard
nf
Worktc;
When
you
buy
alvf-rtining
you
nay
CIltCULATION.
and
see
that
"M
tr
It
(f
"TOBACCO
'
i
CHINESE
NEW
seal.'
RELIGION
IS
PROMULGATED
touonto,
April
ix
a
new
Uniersai
Iteligion,
so-called,
has'
ias'
..
hut
nilf
original
fit
in
Western
China,
the
reproduction
abroad
of
literature
lias
lieen
rhecked
liy
Hi"
Chinese
government
and
first
ae.T
counts
of
its,
bizarre
conceptions
are
aiven
in
an
article
rereixed
here
fronil
itev.
Jns.
L.
Slewarl.l
D.D..
nf
the
Canadian
Methodist1
His
was
tn
be
the
final
revela
tion
for
which
Judaism,
Taoism,
Coiifusianism,
lluddhism.
Christ
ianity
and
Mohammedanism
had
all
been
partial
and
preparatory
lie
.-alls
bis
the
Fniversal
Ite-
ligion,
Li-mien
Fuh-yin,
or
"In
ner
finspel."
His
leaching
I
silly,
lie
attempts
(o
answer
Mallhiis
on
overpopulation
by
simply
demanding
that
all
slop
marrying,
ami
Marx's
appeals
against
poverty
by
naively
sug
gesting
tharl
.'(II
nheVrve.
forty
days
fasting.
I
will
summarize
his
central
announcement
lo
Ihe
world
and
miole
from
II.
No
More
Electricity
On
or
about
Iho
fifteenth
day
of
the
fifth
moon.
September
25,
1923,
Ihe
world
was
to
experience
an
earthquake
affecting
all
na
(ions,
an
eclipse
nf
Hie
sun
and
moon
which
would
also
turn
off
all
electric
lights.
Also
n
uni
versal
catastrophe
"specialy
fix
ed
for
killing
people,
a
thunder
clap
which
would
have
hailstones
like
bowls,
and
a
number
of
stars
would
bounce
against
(he
world
Many
angels
and
"heaven
sol
diers
len
thousand
or
one
hun-
(I
red
thousand
times
as
many
as
those
in
the
recent
Kuropean
war
will
pile
up
the
corpses
mount
ains
high."
He
goes
on
to
sny
"It
is
really
very
miserable
and
no
ordinary
calamity."
Hut
he
finds
thai
people
go
on
pla.ving
dominoes
fir
poker,
heedless.
So
be
issues
specific
ami
spe
cial
warnings
to
uniny
classes,
kings
and
presidcnli
.soldiers,
scientists,
capitalists
and
labor
ers,
and
then
lo
(he
religions,
each
fierce
message
starling
with
)nu
may
awake
from
your
dream
now."
Kings
and
soldiers
are
rebuked
for
llielr
killings,
capitalists
for
making
wars,
workers
for
revo
lution.
Harken,
Christians
Christians,
you
have
Insti
gated
hostilities
n
the
world
and
you
have
jparllc.lpaleil
in
iliK
righting."
he
says,
-"Is
this
the
leaching
of
Christ
Is
the
'sacrifice'
Intiglil
hy
Christ
for
saving
people
or
killing
people?"
Mohammedans
are
rebuked
for
vvarlikeness
'and
Jews
are
urged
lo
accept
him
us.tlielr'
'second
saved."
I
PAQE
TWO.
V'tltllM,
Aj.
TIIK
DAI1,V
NP.WB.
The
Popularity
I!
Of
SALADA1
The
Man
in
the
Moon
TIIK
person
lhal
yells
into
the
telephone
receiver
and
chokes
you
olT
before
you
have
finished
what
you
want
lo
say,
is
not
Ihe
boss.
speaks
clearly
and
dis
linclly
ami
polilely
and
listens
carefully.
That
is
one
reason
why
he
is
boss..
A
IIUNTKH
going
through
the
woods
left
a
trail
so
ciookei
lhal
exery
lime
you
crossed
it
yMi
were
on
Ihe
Other
side.
A
HICK
town
is
one
where
Hie
people
believe,
all
Ihe
million
rumors
a
week
that
go
around.
-
II'
you
are.
proud
of
your
ailments
and
like
In
talk
about
lliem,
len
to
one
ynu
are
hound
for
the
boney'aril;
.
;
;
-
RIIKAP
people
easily,
attain
cv
pensive
habits.
IXDKPKNDKXnK
is
lhal
caunol
be
triven.
be
earned.
something
IL
has
In
Final
Revelation
Following
all
Formsr
Isms
Is
to
be
Mission,
vice-president
of
West
China
Union.
University.
Fierce
rebukes
to
kings,
capit
alists
and
Christians
feature
its
propaganda.
Is
founder,
a
sallow
face,
neurotic
man,
announced
Ihe
end
of
Hie
world
and
Ihe
falsification
of
his
hopes
for
a
gory
epoch
ha
to
some
extent
becked
his
influence.
The
ar
ticle
follows
l
imes
nf
turmoil
in
ancient
lrael
called
forth
her
nrnphrj
true
ami
false.
II
would
be
passing
strange
if
history
did
not
re
peal
itself
in
modern
China.
In
recent
years
few
names
have
been
widely
known
'and
the
say
ings
of
a
few
more
widely
dis.
eiscii
man
itioscnr
tans
uwang
Ijhang
nf
our
own
capital,
t'heng-
lu.
News
items
in
Hie
daily
press
from
all
parts
of
t'hinn
tell
the
same
slnry
nf
hi
messengers.
I
their
message
and
the
menace
arnilsrd
Iherehy.
Surprised
at
the
success
tu
Ids
propaganda.
Tang
fir
his
followers
had
his
statement
translated
into
Knglish
and
wa
send-'
ing
it
torlli
lo
various
foreign
lands,
when
suddenly
he
was
stopped
by
the
authorities.
Ejected
From
Church
Tang
himself
is
of
very
sallow
comidexioii,
due
possibly
to
opium
smoking,,
has
little
regard
for
cleanliness,
and
rambles
on
and
on
in
his
talking,
coming
apparently
to
himself
ajrain
with
WW
Tb
Health
Dtor
ty
Htbits
ol
persontl
clemliness
which
children
lenn
at
home
and
school
te
their
surest
protect
tion
through
life
against
the
dinger
ol
disease
germ
which
lutk
on
every-thing
touched
by
many
hinds.
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
April
23,
.1914
Kx-Ahlcniian
l.
W.
Morrissey
announces
inai
lie
win
ne
a
can
it
a
sudden
sta.t
and
twitch.
He
Messiah.
once
came
in
contact
with
I
He
has
borrowed
certain
apoe.-i
Christian
religious
leaching
inlalyptlc
conception
of
the
hlnodyj
Tire
how
and
t'.hcngtu,
but
was
end
of
the
world
from
certain!
ejected
for
irregularities
of
be-Christian
teachers,
and
certain!
lief
and
life.
Finally,
lie
received,
phraseology
Is
Christian.
as
so
he
says,
a
revelation
from
when
he
says:
"Tlioe
who
be-i
Ood,
lhal
he.
was
selected
as
Ihe
lieve
will
be
saved,
and
lhoe
who
one
worthy
lo
open
the
"seventh
'disbelieve
will
ly
no
means
he
didate
in
Ihe
forthcoming
alder-
rnanic
by-election.
.1.
Sidney
Smith,
manager
of
the
Atliu
Fisheries,
says
lie
can
mil
fit
an
eiyhl-dory
boat
for
a
ten
days
fishing
I
rip
M33
cheaper
in
Kelhcikan
than
in
Prince
llnperl.
Strong
pressure
is
being
brouubl
lo
bear
at
Ottawa
upon
I).
A.
Thomas,
the
Welsh
coal
maonate,
tu
open
up
the
Ground
Ho?
coal
fields
IhrouKh
the
Ki-suinkaluui
valley.
Q.t,M-lfc.
In.
'Hm
Hill.
VfV
ml
Ii
SMhimnm
u
Ml
uTmn,M
,
more
babies
have
been
rcised
on
Za'Je
I
Brand
than
on
bll
other
in-H
fant
foodcombincd.
E:!l
H
Brant
is
pure,
uniform,
V
gettibte,
nourishing
.
Send
for
rVea
Baby
DooLi.
tit
s.n
co.
Hums
jm
VANCOUVIR
Passing
the
Censor
Lifebuoy
Is
first
of
all
a
skin
purifier
ii
though
Johnny's
fingernails
and
suspiciously
tanned
EVEN
neck
should
escape
detection
at
home,
his
alert
teachtr
ruthlessly
applies
that
most
effective
discipline
public
censure
and
thereafter
Johnny
is
more
reconciled
to
cleanliness.
Teachers
nd
mothers
are
allies
In
fithtinr
dirt.
They
both
know
wtut
dangers
it
may
hold,
what
possibilities
lor
Infection
lie
in
even
the
tiniest
speck
of
dust.
Both
Mother,
and
Deputy'Mather-uacher
teath
the
children
habits
ol
cleanliness.
They
know
that
sensible
protection
Is
to
protect
aiawit
infection
with
a
true
health
soap.
Lifebuoy
has
become
the
most
widely
used
soap
in
the
world
because
it
combats
the
dangers
ol
dirt
How
Lifebuoy
protects
Its
copious
lather
releases
a
onderfut
non-irritating
antiseptic,
wnicn
is
carrieu
ceep
imo
ery
pore,
removing
all
Impurities,
ana
leaving
me
skid
iie,
wjounei
ang
stimulated.
LIFEBUOY
HEALTH
SOAP
More
than
Soap
-a
Health
Habit
The
wholesome
Lifebuoy
odour
tells
you
that
it
is
a
true
health
soap.
The
odour
vanishes
a
few
seconds
after
use,
but
the
protection
remains.
Mothers
and
teachers
let
Lifebuoy
guard
the
health
of
the
childrev
Place
a
cake
at
every
point
where
there
is
running
water.
LEVER
BROTHERS
LIMITED
TORONTO
The
Gif
t
.Supr.enie
w
A
BOX
OF
Purdy's
1
Candy
The
Autocrat
of
the
Candy
World
NOTHING
COULD
BE
BETTER
AS
A
SEASONABLE
GIFT.
A
Toothsome
lb-light
in
a
Ileaiiliful
Mux.
ALL
SIZES
ALL
PRICES.
Sole
Agents:
Prince
Rupert
CIGAR
STORE
Third
Avenue.
WE
CASH
CHEQUES.
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
RAILWAY
B.C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
S.8.
PRINCESS
MARY.
For
Vancouver,
Victoria
and
8attl,
March
11,
21,
April
1,
11,
22
For
Katchlkan,
Wrangsll,
Juneau
and
Skagway,
March
7,
17,
28,
April
7,
18,.
23
8.t.
PRINCES8
BEATRICE.
For
Butadala,
8
wan
son
Bay,
East
Bella
Bella,
ca-i
Falls,
Namu,
Alert
Bay,
Campbell
River,
and
Vancouver,
every
Saturday,
11
a.m.
Agency
for
all
Steamship
Lines.
'
Full
information
from
W.
C.
ORCHARD,
General
Agent..
Corner
of
4th
Street
and
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
.B.C.
If
You
Are
BOAT-BUILDING
We
have
Hardwood,
Fir
mid
Cedar
Hoat
Lumber.
If
you
are
tired
of
Knlsoniliie
and
Paper,
try
Kir
Veneer
Panelling.
M,
If
you
are
thinking
of
Iniilding
n
house,
we
Imve
nny'UliiVlcr
you
require,
also
Hash,
Doon,
Olass.
SHOCKLEY'S
Planinir
Mills
Cow
Bay.
Phone
383.
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