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EDITION
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Thursday.
Nov.
5,
1
925.
Lord
Byron,
according
Itt
Ihe
novelM,.
Mrs.
Adams
Beck,
is
credited
with
having
remarked
that
he
Was
a
fool
fur
having
got
inln
the
wrong
heaven
where
he
had,
to
coiiurt
wilb
men
ami
women
wbo.se
lasles
were
different
from
bis.
Re
calls
it
an
"ingenious
hell."
Heaven
is
largely
a
mailer
of
companionship.
While
cli
uiuic
uiiu
iui)rupny
ami
mauve
tenuity
oji
toe
.-on
an
eel
a
person's
life
In
some.-extent
the
mil
thins
that,
affects
him
is
the
lype
iifpiJtip?ti"ire
asoViales
wiHiTf'TefrfiysUn
mala'
'urieTOf
hi
characters
say,
"I
am
a
part
of
all
that
1
have
met."
(liven
congenial
company
and
enough;
to
eat
anil
drink
and
wear
and
there
is
heaven,
(liven
all
the
riches
of
Hie
world
and
uncongenial
company
and
there
.is
hell.
Because
of
Hie
fact
that
our
friendships
are
the
grealesj
factors
in
our
lives,
thoy
are
life
last
thing
in
the
world
we
should
neglect.
We
may
let
thing?
slip
in
business,
we
may
become
careless
in
dress
or
speech
or
in
any
other
small
detail
of
life
but
to
become
careless
of
our.real
friend-
is
fatal.
Guy
Fawkes
Day
In
History.
"
"
This
is
Ibe
Fifth
of
November,
Hie
day
on
which
discovery
wac,
made
of
a
plot
to
blow
up
the
liou-es
of
parliament
in
England
along
with
Ihe
King
ami
bis
chief
slaje-meii.
The
plot
was
discovered
and
as
u
result
a
great
many
hut
their
lives,
the
innocent
with
the
guilty.
II
was
supposed
jlo
be
a
Catholic
phU
against
a
drntetuiil
king.
Asa
result
Protestants
for
nianv
years
celebrated
the
discovery
of
the
"pltil
by
the
selling
off
of
fireworks,
burning
liny
1-awkes
in
effigy
and
manifestations
(ml
speeial
services
,were
held
churches
appropriate
to
the
occasion
oilier
similar
in
Pndeslant
The
(lunpowder
Plot
was
on
incident
iii
Ihe
political
life
of
the
times
and
had
no
special
significance.
II
was
political
as
welt
as
religious.
Today
the
young
people
know
nothing
of
it,
and
it
is
well
lhal
they
do
not.
In
those
days
Catholics
and
Proleslanls
were
equally
reckless.
There
was
a
religious
hal
pervading
the
almo-phere
of
Hie
country
which
is
wholly
ron-trary
In
religious
precept.
Toilav-we
have
largely
forgotten
Hiatl
and
we
now
recognize
Dial
it
is
Ihe
privilege
of.
any
person
to
warship
lfi-;ii
own
wm
or;iiol
to
worshin
at
all
if
he
sees
fil.
The
reign
jif
Tceed'Mn
isnolJ.
fjtll-
iiiauguraled
but
it
is
being
ushered
in
and
a
fev(iii'oW'ke'neraHoiis
or
development
should
see
religious
oppressioi'ii1e1Uffr'
;(iJthojic
jr
PrIle-lanl
or
any
'
tdher
wholly
removed.
"'
''
;
'
-
"
Ku
Klux
Klan
Not
Wanted
Here.
According
lo
an
article.
Inken
from
a
Vancouver
newspaper
and
published
in
Ibis
paper
today,
a
branch
of
the"
infamous
Ku
Klux'
Klan
is
being
formed
in
Vancouver.
The
organization
is
one
lhal
in
some
parts
of
li
Hulled
Slates
has
taken
the
law
inio
its
own
bauds
and
Ihe
result
has
been
anything
but
beneficial
oire
development
of
the
democratic
spirit.
Injustice
is
often
done
and
the
passions
and
prejudice
of
(he
people
are
aroused.
H
is
hardly
reasonable
to
expect
IJint
the
Klan
will
get
much
of
a
foothold
in
this
couulrv.
II
orieinaled
in
Ihe
neurit
stales
for
the
purpo-c-
of
prolecling
the
While
residents
again!
Ibe
negroes
win.
had
just
been
freed
from
the
bonds
of
slavery
and
who
had
had
no
Induing
in
self-government.
It
is
not
suiied
to
n
free
people
and
should
not
be
'tolerated
in
Canada.
lis
introduction
is
Imuml
to
arouse
ill-feeling.
BLACK
r
as
(he
Ace
of
Spader
BRIGHT
I
as
a
Damond
with
less
labor
and
clean
hands
I
ArJBrB
WStov
Polish
mm
Get
a
Tin
To-day
and
Try
it.
it
If
you
pritr
a
past,
uf
Zebra.
MADE
BY
THE
MAKERS
OF;
RECK1TTS
BLUE
too
9
KU
KLUX
KLAN
MEETING
AT
SHAUQHNESSY
HEIGHTS
VANCOUVER
TO
ORQANIZE
(continued
from
puire
jne)
nulo
from
Hellinphsiin
arrived
wllh
American
Klaimiien,
who
pave
I
lie
American
salule
m
the
flag,
nn'l
then
Hie
l'arili
or
old
Itoman
salute,
with
extended
arm,
to
I
lie
Klazik
Later
the
American
Klansmen
donned
-their,
robes
and
liooils.
Oualiriealions
for
tneiuberslilp
in
Ihe
Klan
were
explained
(o
i.
of
ihe
while
race,
Cenlile,
a
Pro
testant,
poiol
morals;
reputation-
and
vocation-
respectable;
ex.,
enudary
habils:
sound
mind
and
an
aye
limit
of
IH
yeirs
The
oiiler-
was
described
a
'an
inslituii
ui
of
i'liivarr,
llu-
iiiatMly,
Justice
and
I'alrioltsiu,
embodying
in
its
genius
and
principles
all
.that
is
chivalrous
In
conduct,
iMthle
in
senlimeHL
generous
in
manhood
and
pal
riolie
in
purpose,"
From
Ihe
lectures
it
v
Kalhereil
that
Ihe
Klan
will
he
slronirly
anti-Oriental,
and
will
make
a
special
drive
a?ainsl
rrs
of
Hie
tnte,
Vi-rk
,0
'luonch
inv
lisht
and
still'iny
voice."
"I
anv
ii
bulwark
and
bell-invver
of
Democracy.
Williin
my:
realms
Hives
rrllnimihes
hi
million
and
t.axuriii
hi
land
located
at
the
fool
or
ItWIlie
poor
man
.Jiere
i
a
ricn
n
Irruss
was
resliiiK
:i
drawn
stvnrd.lhe
rirliesr,
and
Ihi
rirli
man
a
and
an
open
Mlihle.
poor
the
pauper,
kiiow
im,
distinction,
anil
lhal
un-ui-
n.,in
ii.
v..,ii.te
..ver.i:
'ie
drnp
traffickers.
Conies
of
an
"Imperial
Pro-
Mama
I
ion"
lo
Ibe
"lovers
of
Law,
Order,
Peace
and
Justice
of
all
.Nations.
People,
Tribes
and
Tonsrues
of
the
Whole
eaiib."
inviting
all
wjio
could
ipialify
to
become
citizen
of
the
'lnviibl
Km
pi
re.
were
banded
out.
lo-pelher
with
the
Kanadian
Ku
Klux
Kreed,
which
reads
as
fn.
lows:
the
order
of
the
Kana
diau
Knilils
of
Ihe
Ku
Klux
Klan,
most
humbly
and
reverently
acknowledge
the
majesty
and
supremacy
of
Almiplily
(Jod,
and
do
acknowledge
His
fcoodness
ami
Kraciousness
tbrniiifli
.lesuj
Christ
our
Lord."'
"lion-eious
of
the
ploriolis
heritages
whieb
have
isuue
down
Ihroucli
the
apes
lo
u
who
are
of
Ibe
Anglo-i-axoii
race,
and
appreciative
of
Ihe
proud
position
we
bold
anions.
(he
nations
rf
(lie
world
Ihrousli
the
right
which
has
been
obtained
for
our
noble
land
by
the
idood
of
her
people,
the4
umpic-tiuued
-freedom
and
supremacy
wlrich
foiighla.
and
conquered."
"We
shall
ever
devote.,
our
tuns!
valiant
effort
in
Ihe
de
fense
of
the
ideals
for
which
our
glorious
Kinjure
has
fought
for
and
conquered."
"We
recognize
Ihe
distinction
between
Hie
race
of
mankind
a
decreed
by
the
Creator,
ami
we
shall
ever
be
true
to
the
mainten
ance
of
'While
Supremacy,'
and
strenuously
oppose
any
ronpro-mise
I
hereof."
We
avow
ourselves
steadfast
in
our
respect
for
law
and
order,
and
shall
ever
strive
to
uphold
lher
precept
n
part
of
our
creed."
We
pledge
ourselves
honor
ably
in
practical
fraternal
rela
tionship
among
men
of
kindred
lliouiriil.
purpo-e
and
ideals,
and
appreciate
Ihe
infinite
benefits
act-min?
(herefrom."
We
shall
faithfully
devole
ourselves
to
the
practice
o
f
honorable
elauisbuess
that
Ibe
life
of
each
may
'lie
a
constant
ldestng
to
other."
"Xon
Silba
l?ed
Antba."
Another
hixlily-wordrd
docit
nient,
headed
"I
ain.llie
Kauadlau
Ku.
Kins
Klan'
sayl:'
"I
am
the
searchlight
on
a
lofty
lower."
"I
run
my
relentless
eye
to
and
fro
Ihroiuihouf
the
land;
my
pierciiiK
slanee
penetrates
tlm
brooding
place
of
fiiiipiily.
I
plant
my
eyes
and
ears
In
Ibe
whispering
corridors
of
crime.
Wherever
men
pal
her
furtively
logelher,
I
here
am
I,
an
austere
and
Invisible
presence.
I
am
the
Ilecording
Angel's
Proxy."
"When
I
invade
the
fetid
den
of
infamy
there
Is
a'
sudden
scampering,
as
of
rats
forsaking
a
doomed
ship.
(
am
the
haunting
dread
of
the
depraved,
and
the
haled
Nemesis
of
the
vicious."
"When
Ihe
Law
1
weak,
then
I
am
strong.
When
Justice
stands
Impotent,
and
dumb,
then
do
I
pcak
with
majesly
ami
power
I
am
an
oiistrelched
arm
lo
Society's
tinieijuited
victim
Ibe
Hwifl
avenger.
of
innocence'
despoiled."
"My
voice
l
Ibe
sound
of
many
vvalers.
Sometime
It
rises
in
mighty
wrath
until
it
muffles
Hie
thunders
and
roars'
of
Niagara.
Soinelimes
it
sinks
lo
I
fie.
still,
sad
music
of
consolation
and
sympathy.
Always
and
ever
I
speak
for
Ibe
sanctity
of
the
home,
for
a
Malnless
Flan
and
for
the
preservation
of
these
benign
tnsliliitinns
of
the
free."
"Corrupt
politicians,
despoil-
lied
manhood.
"I
am
the
burning:
beacon
in
Ihe
uplifted
haiidjvf
Liberty.
It
ajii
t
In
sword
and'ijuckler
of
lhal
inighly
iiivis!ldef.5riiiiprror
of
all
WrVe
peopbl.ice.-
.ly
symiioi
jirr
me
rinj
(Jrns
and
Ihe
scinlillVtl
mg.
slain
jess
Flaii.-
'
"The
foe
of
Vice,
Hie
friend
of
Innocence,
the
rod
and
s'iiIT
of
Law.
I
am
the
K.nuobaii
Ku
Klux
Klan."
Tn
iiniiirie
Maior
Powelli
Tslaled
that
Hn
Klan
already
had'
a
large
membership,
i'u'
;bat
be
could
not
divulge
Hie
names
id
any
member,
ah
hough
they
themselves.
wer
yriv
ilcged
to
do
lid.
if
I
bey
thought
necessary.
During
Ihe
evening,
however.!
one
sneaker
declared
thai
"more
.
than
one
of
those
elected
on
Thursday
were
ineiolei,s
of
the
Klan,"
but
did
iiol
say
whether
Ihe
word
referred
lo
local
seals
or
not.
It
vva
announced
that
a
publb
meeting
in
Ihe
Hotel
Vancouver
ballroom
would
be
held
-liorlly.
ami
that
an
oM-n-air
Konklave,
at
vvbieli
Hie
Fiery
Crns
would
he
raised,
vvonld
also
he
held
in
Vancouver.
.A
second
Konklave.
at
which
Kanadian
Knights
will
le
invited,
will
ato
be
held
al
Lyitden,
Waliingloii,
in
the
near
future.
Application
blanks
banded
out
bore
a
pledge
under
which
Ihe
applicant
bound
himef
to
a
"lricl
and
loyal
olwdieliee"
at
all
time
In
ibe
Klan,
and
to
"willingly
accept
a
my
portion
whatever
penally
your
authority
may
impo-e"
if
Ihe
signer
prove
"untrue
as
a
Ktansiiiaii."
Laeli
application
mut
be
accompanied
by
I
tic
"required
donation,"
which
was
stated
lo
be
Sin.
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
ays:
i
The
Sky
Pilot
A
LITTLK
bent
with.
Hie
care
of
lime
A
little
worn
hnl
with
faith
sub
lime
The
preacher
passe
with
cheer
fill
air
And
MTsonality
most
rare.
Pilol
of
soul
ami
helper
of.
men.
Where
shall
we
find
hi
like
again.
We
shall
look
in
vain
for
Ibe
word
of
cheer
For
anecdote
we
iove
lo
bear.
ky
pilol
who
for.
many
a
day.
lias
heliH-d
It
on
life's
loilglie!
way,
llelie.i
sinner
and
saint
with
a
grip
of
Ibe
hand.
The
mnnJiest
man
in
all
Ibe
land.
OF
all
the
sad
lots
The
addel
f
know
"I
all
dreed
lip
Nowhere
lo
gn.J!.-,,,
i
.Was
a
yotipg,
niaii
wllli
llil.-iiii'dbetvinilnw?
''I.--
'
Utitf
Hill
sadiler
still
-
Is
be
I
ween
'
Who
does
the
lb'ngs
He
didn't
mean.
Then
why
be
sad
In
thl
world
of
Joy
.
Lei
us
have
a
good
time
Tonight,
Oh
boy!
TllK
modern
ynunir
plrl
Is
she
who
can
stive
her
bobbed
curl
Hie
proper
kind
of
shake
lo
attract
altciiimn
without
being
GOOD-BY
STOMACH
GAS
No
mailer
what
you
have
tried,
you
will
be
urpHsed
,
t
Ibe
'Jl'ICK
action
of
simple
buckthorn
burk,
magneium
siilpb.
c.p.
glycerine,
etc.,
as
mixed
In
Adlerika.
This
remove
OArf
in
(en
minutes
ami
bring
out
old
waste
mailer
you
never
thought
was
In
your
system.
Adlerika
i
uch
an
excellent
iiilesllnal
evnciiant
that
it
I
wonderful
for
constipation
ami
slouiach
trouble.
)iiips
lhul
full,
bloated
feeling,
and
makes
you
happy
ami
cheerful.
Don't
vvale
time
with
p
op
tablets
bill
let
Adlerika
ive
your
bowels
a
IHvAL
cleansing
today
I
Ormes
Limited,
Drugging.
ovei
tisi'i
nous
lif
-Li
I
k
Till-,
ui
'dirn
yoiiiii?
man
i
be
who
can
live
without
sleep
or;
work.
SOMK
"f
ibe
young
folk
Oi
today
arc
so
speedy
they
could
owigliikc
a
rumor.
TllK
modern
girl
i
she
WIrr
shake
her
curly
hair
In
Jtit
Ibe
proper
wny
The
mixlern
man
tn
nare.
Hut
I
may
tell
yon
now
Her
charm
are
really
ran
Hut
Ihe
way
she
show
tlio.ej
charm
Should
make
Ibe
hoy
heware.
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
Novtmber
5,
1915.
The
residence
ol
Mr.
ami
Mr.
F.me-i
Mayuard.
Kleveiilh
Ave,
was
-completely
destroyed
by
fire!
last
night.
Mr.
Mayuard
i
fit
Kngkiml
recovering
from
war
wounds.
Mrs.
Maynaril
was
in
town
when
Hie
blaze
hrtli,iMit.
I
.
It.
I'allullo
and
II.
L.
Harri
of
Itella
CiHila
will
be
speaker
at
a
Liberal
meeting
In
be
held
tonight.
The
5.T.I.
sieamer
llenrielle
brought
mi
three
carloads
of
blrsler
copper
from
(iranby
ye-lerdHy"
for
Iransshipincut
Lat.
The
consignment
represented
about
I
(HI.
mil)
pound.
CASEY
WITHDRAWS
HIS
ACCUSATION
AGAINST
NEWTON
Al
the
jecial
meeting
of
Ihe
city
rouueil
yeerday
aflernoon
Lbl.
Caey
staled
lhal
be
wished
in
retract
remark
made
liy
liiut
on
Monday
night
In
Ihe
elTecl
thai
he
bad
Iteen
overridden
by
Ibe
inayor
ami
cily
lreaurer
wilh
re
per
I
lo
city
financial
af
fairs.
Iln
said
lhal
be
bad
made
an
investigation
and
bad
found
Hut
his
accusation
vva
uncalled
for,
there
having
Iteen
a
misiin
ib'rslamliug.
In
view-
of
Die
cir
cumstances
n
w:n
desirous
of
apologizing.
31-.-...-
'
,
..,
k'-.'y'.ayor
.Aewuw
,
graceiuny.
ac
cepied
AM.
tlasey's
explanation
saying
lhal
iniiinderlanding
were
iMiun.d
lo
occur
ami.
a
far
a
he
was
concerned,
II
was
his
desire
al
all
lliii-
lo
keen
ibe
commillees
posted.
Aid.
Caey'
resignation
n
cbainitan
-uf
the
finance
coui-
mlHee
which
was
baed
on
hi
charge
of
Monday
night
has
also
been
withdrawn.
RArrt.ii
or
aMi
or
chanck
PROHIBITID
Ml
TICK
IS
lirtlKRY
OIVKX
tlit
I
hnvr
ihh-ii
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i
nirirliy
rnriirre
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limi
nr.
i.r
Ills
i:rl1iiliMl
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nf
Clilt
which
ni4kM
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mi
liidlf
liblit
offenr
m
niiMliiri
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m-lH-nie,
niiilrlvturr,
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er
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nf
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kind
for
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m
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wh.i
r,
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nf
ln(
iiinri,
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hi
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pm
frrly
tieinK
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nf,
or
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nrrlMiill
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skill
or
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nf
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lull-iliwt
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8
A
NEW
STANDARD
OF
EXCELLENCE"
Supplies
Lumber
Brick
Cement
Lime
Plaster
Stok
your
winter's
itpplj
ot
Nanaimo-Welling-ton
Coal
now
Albert
&
McCaffery,
Ltd.
1
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Phon"
116
ani
117
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Chairs
and
Rockers
rrrllflru
of
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niver.
nr.
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Manrt.
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the
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Water
ni.lrkl.
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piir.nani
to
nnter
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on
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I'ATTIll.l.i),
Miuiiur
t
Lamia
,
and-
Wicker
Library
Tables
We
niut
make
room
fur
Full
Goods
urn!
are
off
(his
line
of
rurnitiire
at
Reduced
Prices
BARRIE'S
Home
Furnishings
3rd
Avenue.
New
Phone
123.
LOGGERS'
CIGAR
STORE
HAS
REMOVED
to
budding
next
door
to
fYijell
Hotelier
Shop,
acrns
from
the
Kmpress
Hotel
We,
carry
n
full
line
of
CIGARS,
TOBACCOS,
FRUITS,
CANDIES
SOCIAL
ROOM
IN
CONNECTION
Jams
Zarelll
Proprlf"
Unit.
Iiavlnir
Iwen
nrisliired
li.
m
ii
i.
niy
Inteiitlmi
In
It.ie,
rier
Ihe
rilrallui
of
one
iiioiitli
fn.iii
llm
rird
imliiirdlM,
li-reuf,
frovl.luixl
Urrllflraie
ur
Till.
to
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III
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M.
jOII.HSii.1.
TIM.
orltln.
tuuii,
ftUUVI.
liiipen,
fall
)resses
UP-TO-THt-MINUTE
STYLES
AND
(MATERIAL
Moderftttt
.Prices
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Houae
of
Quality
Phono
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