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DAILY
EDITION
nr
Tuesday.
November
3,
1925.
Little
Serious
Business
Before
The
Legislature.
-
The
speech
from
the
throne
yesterday
indicates
Hint
lillle
serious
business
is
to
come
before-
the
legislature
at
this
es-sion.
Possibly
that
is
the
best
filing
(hat
could
happen.
We
already
have
too
many
laws
amf
it
has
been
the
custom
lu
add
about
a
hundred
each
year.
Soon
we,
.-hall
be
burdened
with
laws
if
that
continues..
Many
of
(he
laws
are
wholly
ifiinecesary
and
some
of
them
are
never
enforced.
Laws
are
necessary
but
too
many
laws
ale
worse
than
none.
The
'Legislature
meets
onee
a
year
and
if
the
members
;do
not
pass
some
law
the
people
begin
lo
think
they
are
useless
and
should
not
be
returned.
If
the,
present
Legislature
is
willing
to
brave
popular
opinion
and
hold
its
hand
from
new
legislation
it
should
receive
the
roninicndalinn
of
all
citizens,
However
it
will
not
do
that.
Laws
will
be
forced
on
it
and
we
shall
-be
the
sufferers
.
Religion
Largely
Matter
Of
Environment.
The
religion
a
person
adopls
is,
largely
a
matter
or
environment.
At
the
iiyewell
to
Dr.
(iranl
last
night
M.
P.
MeCaffeiy
suggested
thai
if
Dr.
(iranl
had
been
brought
up
in
the
same
environment
as
himseir
he
would
have
been
a
better
Catholic
than
himself.
In
saying
that
he
uttered
u
titlh
which
is
vtsrv
apparent
everywhere.
A
man
is
a
Pre.-bylerian
or
a
Catholic
largely
because
his
parents
were
Presbyterian
or
Catholic
An-
wiuii
ir-
imjnii
oii-uuse
Jir
wis
orougni
up
n
Ualilisl.
it
is
seldom
that
any
per.-oil
i.
broiigljl
lu
the,
age
of
discretion
with
out
religious
bias
and
fhen
nked
to
rhoose
after
having
the
features
of
each
presented
lu
him.
In
(li.it
ease
he
might
ilol
adopt
either.
We
dirfer
on
matters
.of
religion
and
many
people
feel
very
stroliglythat
their
particular
religion
is
Ihe'besl,
fhc
right
oiie
or
even-
the
only
true
religion.
.'
Yet
even
that
religion
is
largely
a
matter
of
environment.
The.'
best
Anglican
in
the
community
would
probably
have
been
a
Methodist
if
brought
up
in
a
devout
.Methodist
faiiiilr.
:-
Insanity
Result
Of
Diseased
Body.
The
speech
from
the
limine
delivered
yesferdav
at
Victoria
commented
on
the
increase
of
insanity
in
the
province.
That
(
largely
the
result
of
the
loose
habils
oMiTe
of
IhV
people
leading
lo
disease
and
often
lo
death.
IMiy!cinii
say
(hat
n
large
proportion
or
insane
cases
are
the
rciilLf
syphilis
of
fhe
brain
and
syphilis
is
a
coulagious
ilWnse
nn'elly
contracted
as'
h
result
or
humoral
living.
Wonicn
contract
;il
because
their
husbands
havelived
loose
lives
before
or
after
marriage.
Loose.
living
is
instigated
largely
by
the
use
of
spirituous
and
other
liquors.
His
when
under
the
influences
of
liipior
thai
the
disease
is
ofleu
contracted.
Government
Will
Carry
On.
As
was
suggested
ycslerdny.
Hie
(imeriiment
of
Mncfceime
King
seems
lit
have
tentatively
.decided
tifHirry
on
aiMjKjneel
i
'a
n
lain
en
i.
i
lie
j'rmie
,Iiiisler
iad
an
mlerview
with
Hie
governor
denerai
riIJnviJjfp.(lie.
cabinet
tutS-Piug
and
kepi
him
A
biug
as
the
(rowninietifdoes
liolfiing
iiiiciiuslilutimin'i
it
is
Hie
province
of
the
(iovernor
lo
lake
llmSjulviee
of
his
first
Ininisler
in
all
matters.
The
d.iy
i
past
wIhmi
a
flovcrnoi
would
dare
lo
interfere
with
Hie
ordinary
fail's
of
slate
jus!
as
in
Britain
the
King
uH
only
on
Hie
advice
of
b.s
ruiililu-linnal
advisers
on
slate
mailers.
Then
write
for
our
latest
Reelr
CROWN
IRBiNn
t'
,JIt1u,U
yu
how
table
yrup-cn
be
uwd
In
cooklni
u
make
mny
appetizing
dlshe.
CORN
GEMS
iiHHSEST1
,'
,o
h
a.-.
rmMk
wi
ory
lnr(lni.
toj.th.r.
Add
Ol.n
Br.nd
Syrup
arm
binm
is
buiiermllk
tnd
mil
aulcklv
with
dr
EDWARDSBURG
CROWN
BRAND
CORN
SYRUP.
A
Friend
tf
fmy
PRESENTATION
TO
DR.
GRANT
Members
of
Conqrgatlon
and
Others
Gather
In
Presbyterian
Church
to
Bid
Pastor
Farewell
l.asi
niglil
I
here
was
a
presen
lalimi
to
Dr.
II.
It.
'iranl
ul
;
formal
fan-well
m
Hie
Presli.v-lerian
r.liureh
by
members,
of
Ids
coiisrealiou
and
olhers
who
hint
gallieieil
for
the
nVcusioij;
Dr.
I
iranl
who
is
leaiii
on
I'Tiday
for
I'orl
William
wiih
Mrs,
(Iran'
and
family
v:i
Hie
recipient
-of
a
beautiful
aHuim
tiomid
wllli
iiuiiisplii.li'
and
sinialily
inscHTei
by
Mnrte
Craig,
Hie
burnt
Icallo1
iirli!.
accitinpanie.l
by
piifse
n'
Kidd.
There
was
oeal
and
Instrumental
music
and
refresli-inenls
were
served
in
Hie
hall
iflerwanis.
The
inseripHon
on
the
album
read:
"Presented
lo
lley.
Hush
It.
rnnl.
D.D.
on
Hie
occasion
of
hi
departure
from
Prince
llu-perl.
H.fi.
and
the
e.onsetuen!
severance
of
his
rontieclioti
a
ininisler
of
the,
l
irsl
Presliyler-
iail
Church.
Tor
eleven
years
from
P.)
1
1
lo
ltJ5
Dr.
(Sranl
served,
not
only
hi
coiiprej.'alion
but
"also
the
city
ami
ils
varied
activities
freely
and
with
Uie
jflneatosl
ae-ceptaiice
lo
all:
and
this
lesli-
liiunial.
along
wjlh
a
purse
of
?dd
is
hiimled
to
htm
in
token
of
I
he
hiffh
esleem
In
which
lie
is
held
by
the
Community.
"My
his
kindly
and
unselfish
spirit
and
example
he
has
raised
lo.
himself
in
I
he
mind
of
nil
his
friends
a
menirtpial
more
lasting
Ihan
broiue."
Many
Take
Part
Ceorsre
Monro
presided
ami
willi
him
on
Hie
plalform
were
Ihe
offirers
and
managers
of
the
church
and
Sunday
school.
Mr.
Monro
said
I
hey
had
j-'alhered
In
say
farewell
to
nr.
(iran
.
I
lie
reliring
ininisler
had
been
ver
close
lo
most
of
Ihein.
II
was
hard
In
part
hut
they
had
lo
do
so
md
il
was
liesi
in
do
tl
in
a
cheerful
way.
f-.
5.
Dawson
represent
fnjr
Ihe
Hoard
of
Managers,
spoke
of
IJie.
Ipiljr
service
here
of
Dr.
(iranl
lie
fell
thai
Id
besl
friends
were
pninir.
He
had
hoptsl
that
when
the
new
elmreh
was
hdili
Dr.
Orunl
would
slay
and
occupy
P
hut
since
then
his
health
had
no
been
so
good
and
it
wa
fell
that
a
cliance
nf
climate
would
ho
beneficial.
The
good
work
of
JlrV.
(Irani
was
ao
meiilioneil
by
Mr.
Dawson,
who
said
she
wu
a
lower
of
slretmlh
to
her
husband.
Session
Representative
.1.
W.
McKinley.
represenllns
Ihe
session,
said
he
could
not
he-gin
lo
speak
what
he
felt
o
would
not
allempl
il.
He
llionlil
Dr.
(Irani
had
been
in
Ihe
west
loo
hmp
to
content
himself
in
Ontario.
He
expecled
lo
hear
of
his
shinninir
strawberries
froni
U
ranch
al
Terrace
lo
Hie
lrchylprint
of
Prince
Huperl
.niisiil
akotivld
said
lie
had
always
found
Dr.
!r:ui
a
friend.
Reuial
comrade
and
Olirisllan
cenlleinan.
He
was
one
oT
Hie
lies!
cilizens.
Spnik)iiR
for
him
self
he
feared
he
was
no)
saying
ail
reyoir,
like
the
others
pre-j
enl,
but
criod-bye.
He
would
like
to
sec
Ihe
Doctor
oh
Hie
Rolf
links
al
l'Orf
U'llllaiii
ot
cuflln?
on
the
rink.
Miuuld
Iheir
paths
ineet-'aRain
il
would
be
a
sincere
pleasure.
Dr.
Crailt
was
a
real
(nan.
He
was
not
perfect.
Only
ne
man
was
ever
perfeel
on
this
earth
ami
his
own
nation
cruci
fied
h
I
in
I
wo
thousand
years
iilo.
Other
Churches
Archdeacon
llix
made
a
vcrv
humorous
speech
in
which
he
lold
a
number
of
Interest
inf
inecdoles
.
of
his
reivnt
trip
through
the
diocese.
Then
hanging
In
a
serious
vein
ho
said
il
was
a
sign
of
genius
when
a
man'
work
lived
after
him.
It
would
lie
no
cnmidiiiieiil
to
Dr.
fSraiil
If
there
was
any
diminution
tti
the
work
of
Ihe
church.
If
they
wished
lo
show
Iheir
appreciation
they
slio'uhl
not
only
continue
Hut
work
but
increase.
t
was
up
lo
Ihe
people
lo
prove
wiiat;
seed
had
been
sown
in
Iheir
hcarls.
Dr.
(iranl
would
carry
with
him
the
best
wishes
oP
Ihe
people
of
St.
An-drew'n
Church.
lllshon
Itiinoz
nf
the.
Calholle
fillilreh
senTlirscreKielN
wishing
ii-
n
iff
i...V
..i
ii..
.......
I'i.
tiiuiii
mill
PM"f:o.
.
IM
iildy
repiesi'nleil
by
M.
I',
Mc-(-ilTery
who
mild:
"If
Dr.
(Irani
had
been
liroiifc'lil
up
in
Ihe
satue
environineut
as
myself
he
would
have
been
a
belter
Catholic
than
I
am.
Dr.
(Irani
Is
brnad-inlnd-
ed
nud
knows
soincthiiiK
about
human
mture."
lie
expressed
7u2
DAit.V
mHWB
regret
at
Jlie
Dalnrcaying
and
added
hf
snoil
wishes
to
n'""
of
olhej1
there.
An
Old
Fr'end
l-red
Stork
spoke
of
frfpml
ship
formed
in
the
pioneer
day.
He
lind
first
met
Dr.
(iranl
at.
Pim
lier
Creek
an.
I
later
at
Ferine.
Then
lie
hail
lived
with
huu
eleven
years'
n
Prince
llupertj
To
separate
now
.seemed
bkC
traj;edyf
The
chinch
w
htiill
largely
as
a
tribute
lo
him
amlj
the
fund
were
subscribed
by
inendiets
iif
alnio-i
every
reluti-l
Oil
ilcnonifiialion
m
'In
oily.
Dr.
(iranl
would
live
long
in
the
heads
of
llnwe
w'io
knew
linn.
The
presentation
wa
made
hy
nieotue
Horte,
wln
read
Ihe
in-j
scrip:
ion
ami
sai'i
lie
couiu
noi
adil
anytliiug
lo
ii
Dr..Qrant
Replies
In
thanking
Hi
Dr.
(Sraul
said
he
had
already
expressed
himself
in
Hie
.
o'luregalion
at;
lenjsih
the
previous
evening.
He
poke
of
Ihe
many
kindnesses
he
had
received.
The
relation
of
a
ininisler
lo
his
people
were
very
close,
he
was
willi
ilieiu
in
I
rou
ble
and
dfstress
as
no
oilier
niild
he.
However
lie
had
re
ceived
1i
mat-clung
order.
Ii
wa-awtefleli
fb
eae.
lie
wa
glad
ArchdeaMm
Hlx
had
referred
!
the
one
Hflng
that
"
inniled
mosi
thai
hi
work
should
live
uflot
him
in
the
lives
of
those
he
left
behind.
He
hoped
though
absent
to
walk
1
1
fin
1
1
in
hand
with
then.
as
in
ihe
past.
Vocal
sohU
were
given
hy
.Miss
Xada
Johnstone,
Mr,
.larvi
Me-Leod.
Mr.
William
Millar,
Mr
Ii.
.McMillan;
u
.uarlelte
h
Messrs.
Campbell.
Davie,
Wake
field
and
.lackson
and
an
iniru
menial
duM
by
.luiiiuie
and
Wi-ner
Itryiinl.
Hefreluilenls
were
served
h
Ihe
ladies
and
tarewell
wMt
aid
before
Ihe
gathering
broke
up.
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
ay:
II'
usei
to
hu
iliat
men
had
.
neck
shave
when
they
visit
Ihe
liarher
shops'.
Now
il's
woiuer
who
pay
for
ilia'
privilege.
THK
tongue
is
mightier
Ihan
Ihe
sword,
hill
Ihe
eorksrrew
has
il
oyer
I
hem
all.
ANOTHKII
reason
against
hav
ing
an
elecliou
soon
is
thai
Ihe
hot
air
has
all
eeapei
anil
mother
lot
has
lo
be
earefullv
prepared
before
the
polls
can
b-opened
again.
SOMKOXi:
wants
in
know
ii
there
is
any
way
interest
in
.swimming
eoubl
be
inrreased
uc
I
summer.
I
suggest
gelling
a
good
looking
instructress.
IIOW
could
.there
be
any
m-
joytnenl
for
the
superior
people
H
there
were
no
Inferior
people
POMK
iiiindd.
develop
longei
Ihan
olhers
I
have
known
mind
Iliat
mils)
have
slopped
developing
al
about
I
wo,
year
old,
judg
lug
by
act
ions.
AL
I
u.M.N
has
come
and
the
season
Of
wilder
is
nohil
in
bo
Jierc-
The
Jtne
.
when
Ait'd'M'Py
ani
i.
i
ill
'
Ha
i
f
a
FfTfT
1
c
r
j
en
ir.
JAlviY
s.ij-s
trt'tiFng
lo-Tfiui
for
mayor
tin
year.
He
declares
Dial
ir
Mouly
can
hold
down
Ihe
job
he
know
lie
Can
do
it.
THANKS!
ilYINfi
wllf
be
cele
brated
by
a
lot
(if
people
going
out
and
popping
ril
Hie
depinnd
Ihere
are
likely
In
be
several
killed.
Al'llllt
Ihe
hall
1
over-After
The
tavi's
paid
Afler
the
morning
aHer
Anil
new
resolution
made
Many
a
lieail
is
aching-.
And
many
a
knee
is
slllf
While
smart
remarks
ale
likely
To
bring
a
relorl
or
a
biff.
THIS
is
said
in
be
a
self-governing
country,
hud
yet
knnw
n
ol
of
people
who
ilmi'l
even
know
how
to
govern
Iheir
leni
pers
or
their
tongues.
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
November
3,
1918)
Capt:
Pele.
Ilorvik
and
William
Helig
are
making
arrangements,
lo
embark
on
the
business
nf
supplying
fresh
herring
hail
to
halibut
fishermen.
The
coroner's
Jury
investigating
Ihe
death
of
V.
D.
Tippeiu,
who
II
w
lost
Ins
life
la!
week,
found
that
Ins
death
had
been
due
lo
be
engineer
Of
the
fii
special.
Alio
wa
also
killed,
failing
to
net
soon
enough
on
a
signal.
A
petition
was
presented
to
Ihe
city
council
lasl
night
asking
that
orientals
be
not
allowed
to
creel
liuibliiig
ill
Section
'2.
The
pet
il
ion
was
laid
on
the
table
for
a
week
pending
a
report
froin
the
eilv
solicitor.
GRADING
OF
FIFTH
AYE.
WEST
FULTON
Theo
Collart
Writes
Letter
to
Council
Regarding
Work
to
be
Done
on
A
letter
from
Theo
Collar!
suggesting
that
the
seuii-per-iiianent
granting
of
Fifth
Avenue
west
of
Fulton
Street
should
be
carried
out
in
such
a
manner
a
lo
permit
tree
mid
garden
not
iieiiiie
Interfered
with
was
read
at
laf
night's
meeting
of
Ihe
ril
v
ciitiiifil
and
reierred
to
the
board
of
work.
Mr.
Collart
advised
lh.il
Ihe
grading
should
not
he
done
on
the
etlreine
south
side
of
the
avenue
ami
pointed
out
tlie
desirability
of
niakin
the
street
a,
beautiful
a
poihle
in
view
of
Ihe
fnrl
I
hat
a
good
deal
of
traffic
towards
the
sports
ground
mid
llir
exhibition
hall
passed
over
il.
MISS
DOROTHY
KIDD
ON
STAFF
OF
HIGH
SCHOOL
AT
LADNER
At
a
special
meeting
or
the
l.dncr
school
hoard
on
Thtirs
'
day
night
Miss
Dorothy
K.
Kidd
of
Vancouver
wa
appointed
to
fill
a
vacancy
on
the
King
George
High
School
staff
caused
by
the
lestgnatiou
of
Mrs.
Itacleyfl.
,
All
Kidd
was
formerly
on
the
IHrIi
School
"staff
in
tills
cily
a"ndv
left
when
il
was
decided
to
close
the
Senior
MatriculnJion
class.
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