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DA
IIi
Y
KDITIOH
fQ
Thursday.
August
20,
i5.
This
A
Good
Time
To
Talk
Politics.
This
is
a
good
time
to
talk
'politics.
There
is
a
Dominion
election
in
sight
and
everyone
wants
to
know
something
about
what
is
best
to
do
in
reganl
to
the
government
of
the
country.
A
Victoria
newspaper
discussing
this
says:
"If
yon
are
a
yal
subject
of
Ihe
King
and
a
dutiful
citizen
of
Canada,
you
must
not
assume
a
lofty
altitude,
ami
derlaro
that
it.
is
beneath
your
dignity
to
lake
an
interest
in
Mlitii.
Whatever
some
people
may
think
or
politician
as
a
cls,
jMIi-ticians
are
just
like
other
classes
of
the
community,
a
mixture
of
good
and
Indifferent.
And
politicians
govern
Canada.
"EvCp
if
a
revolution
were
to
take
place
and
the
existing
system
of
conducting
our
public
affairs
were
abolished,
Canada
would
si
ill
be.
governed
by
politicians.
The
party
'which
attained
or
seized
power
would
be
composed
of
Htiticiaus.
The
leaders
or
that
parly
immediately
upon
attainment
or
seizure
of
office
would
take
measures
ttt
insure
possesion
of
office
us
long
as
possible.
That
it
what
the
party-at
proeut
in
power
at
Ottawa
is
doing.
That
is
the
way
of
politicians.
"The
government
of
Mr.
Mackenzie
King'
is
about
lo
dissolve
Parliament
ami
make
an
appeal-to
the
-
electorate
for
an-
oiner
term
or
orrice.
ror
thai
reason
it
is
imperative
for
the
good
of
the
country
thai
every
.elector
shall
study
Ihe
existing
political
situation
and
associate
himself
or
herself
with
one
or
other
of
the
established
political
parlie
Some
Point
To
Russia
As
Great
Example.
Some
people
of
this
country
point
to
lltiIa
as
the
horrible
example
of
what
not
to
do
and
others
point
to
the
same
country
a
a
noble
example
of
proletariat
activity.
What
is
clear
in
Rus-
rui
is
uiai
mr
poiiucai
mens
resorted
io
ny
me
party
in
power
would
not
be
tolerated'
for
a
day
in
this
country.
The
ruling
caste
there
today
are
politicians'
of
what
we
should
consider
the
low-i
est
type.
They
muzzle
the
press,
pend.
public
money
for
purely
political
purines,
ue
Ihe
jtolir'e
and
Ihe
army
to
suppress
op-i
position
and
carry
on
in
a
molde-polit:
manner.
.
'
Canadian
System
j
'
Is
Democracy.
J
Carp-fda
is
a
democracy.
Any
group
of
men
that
inspire
the;
electorate
with
confidence
in
them
can
.govern
Ihe
country.
Alii
that
is
needed
is
lo
show
Jhe
.electors
.that
they
have
something
belter
than
the
group
now
in
Control.
Today
a
group
headed
by
Hipht
lion.
V.
L.
Mackenzie
King
is
in
control
because
the
people
believed
at
the
last
election
that
they
were
able
to
administer
IJie
affairs
of
Ihe'
country
in
the
best
possible
manner.
II
will
be
for
the
electors
lo
say
if
they
have
done
so
or
not.
They
call
themselves
Liberals.
tiurelv
-fighl
betwerji
bjgh
Charles
Woodward
Or
T.
D.
Pattullo.
Whicirwould
Prince
Itiipert
people
rather
see
in
the
H.C.
cabinet.
Mop.1
T.
II.
Pallullo
or
Charle's
Woodward.
Mr.
Vool-ward
is
always
setting
up
a
boy
because,
apparently
he
is
not
taken
into
the
cabinet.
He
operates
department
stores
in
Vancouver
ami
he
wanls
lo
gel
business
for
that
cily.
The
gttveni-meiil
lels
il
be
known
Unit
wjivii
Vancouver
gets
a
minister.-
it
will
not
be
Charles
Woodward.
II
will
be-some
other
person,
probably
(ieueral
Odium
or
Captain
Ian
Mackenzie.
Mr.
Wooihvard
is
u
czar
in
his
own
business
but
he
cannot
be
a
czn'r
in
the
government
ttT
Hie
country.
He
has
a
say
like
all
other
members
but
he
cannot
force
I
ho
government
lo
tlo
anything
winch
lliey
do
not
believe
Is
correct.
Oliver
is
not
that
kind
of
man
and
neither
is
Pallullo.
If
the
people
of
the
province
were
asked
which
lliey
would
choose,
Woodward
would
be
lefl
mil
it)
Ihe
cold.
R
YouU
atfree
that
kChase
Sanborn's
SEAL
b
mm
Delicious
than
any
other
Ten
Commandments
Great
Picture
I
Deals
with
Bible
History
and
also
Many
Modern
Problems
Egypt,
The
days
of
the
glory
or
the
Pharaohs.
Such
majesty
anil
power
and
corrosive
maguificain-t
as
exists
only
in
thoe
periods
or
history
when
one
small
class
lives
upon
and
is
heedless
or
Ihe
blood
ami
lear
of
lens
or
thousand
ot
peo,.l
held
in
subjection.
The
Children
or
Israel
in
bondage.
Derert
ol
hop--
lht
!
in
the
deserl,
building
walls
nipf
temples
mill
pyraniii
Failhiui
to
their
Hod
despite
the
vindictive
oppression
of
a
ruler,
and
people
who
worship
graven
images,
they
finally
see
hope
wlu-n
.Mitsfs
Is
raised
up
lo
plead
for
.""
v
their
liberal
ion
front
slavery.
his
sweetheart
me
daiifin;;
"
An
old
man
in
rfuwiug
robes,
Hie
Loci's
ay."
'
.
i
pains
audience
wnn
nanic-,.
rjefy
Commandments
lmt
hi
pleas
for
justice
do
not
avail,
ami
as
a
last
resort
he
pronounces
the
curse
of
the
death
of
the
first-born.
I
lie
old
man
is
Moses,
but
his
corse
provokes
only
laughter
and
Phar
aoh's
you
np
son
lashes
the
pro
phet
from
the
steps
of
the
throne
Is
not
Pharaoh
s
son
of
Ihe
race
of
pods?
Are
mil
his
golden
sandal
beaten
from
the
crowns
of,
con
quered
kings?
when
history'
was
written
.in
done;
vajtished.
the
majesty
of
the
backprmtn.i-ifii1ai
ami
the
lightning
which
was
Ihe
sign
of
the
wrath
of
find.
Modern
Story
A
primly
dressed
mother
sits
at
a
table
in
a
'modern
room.
She
is
reading
from
the
Ililtle
to
Iter
two
sons.
It
is
Han
Francisco;!
the
time
is
today
or
a
just-passed
i
yesterday.
'
One
son,
Dan,
is
bored
and
cynical.
The
other
son,
John,
is
tolerant
and
more
than
half
impressed;
al
any
rale,
he
is
deferential
to
h
mother.
"Thai's
bunk,"
says
Dan.
He
intimates
that
the
Ten
Commandment
may
have
been
all
riftil
fur
the
dead
ones,
but
thai
Ihe
world
has
changed.
The
deeply
religious
mother,
a
Scotch-American
woman
who
be-j
lieves
in
the
letter
and
fails
to
catch
the
spirit
of
religion,
is
affronted.
Hugging
her
Itihle
to
her
flat
breast
she
turps
her
son
J
"tit
of
her
hoirio
because
he
snys
I
he
don
nut
believe
in
find.
Dan
apologizes
to
his
mother,
but
re.
fuses
In
apologize
lo
rind
bc-
cause
he
does
not
believe
in
fiod.
The
mother
Is
relentless.
Kite
1
.
.
.
1.
i
i...
i
i
is
"urni-ii
oy
ncr
gooii
son
uiai;
she
Is
tislnff
the
cross
for
a
scourge,
but
will
not
relent.!
Laler
she
doe
let
!)an
"relurn,!
but
Hie
next
Sunday
she
starts
to
leave
home,
ltible
under
her
arm,!
becniue
litis
sceptical
son
and
The
upshot
of
it
is
that
Dan
and
.Mary,
both
unbelievers,
leave
the
house.
TTi'ey
will
defy
thej
commandments
together,
they,
say,
and
Dan's
parting
taunt
to'
John
is
to
the
effect
that
he,
Dan.t
will
break
the,
taws
of
Moses
and
u.-iv
rii'li
siml
1ivo
the
world
:il
himself
m
fwl
.xviiefflo
the
slay-at-
Iioiim
boy.
If
he
Ines
up
to
the
Ten
Commandim'tii
will
finish
jttt
wlifre
lr
bejian
as
a
car-
ipeiuer.
Plagues
In
Egypt
i
vow
u
so
hauuens
that
Hit
ii.
.
:.
ii
........
I
,
.
.
t
i
.
.
.
.
Israel
forth
fnim
Ihe
gales
of
the
takes
up
the
live
of-
lb
city
of
their
captivity.
ly
the.
people
three
wars
latr.
thotioaitds
they
stream
forth
men
and
women
and
children.
Ileltrews.
The
('hiblren
of
Israel
lie
at
Mo
I
ted
Sea
and
those
who
are
wavering
in
their
faith
re
vile
.Moses,
the
leader.
Death
or
captivity
seem
inevitable,
but
(Muses
prays,
and
then
the
Lord
sends
a
pillar
or
fire
ttt
slop
the
charge
of
the
Egyptians
and
at
the
same
lime
divides
the
waters
of
the
sea
so
Ihat
His
l!hoscn
People
pass
in
safety
and
dry-,
shod
to
the
oilier
shore.
The
war
chariots
start
in
pursuit
but
the
water
close
over
their
heads.
The
exaltation
of
the
prophet
oon
passes
for
be
finds
that
during
his
absence
his
people
have
set
up
a
golden
calf
ami
worshipped
it.
Even
his
sisler.
lain
and
crashes
his
tablets
of
stone
Into
the
scene
of
idolatrous
worship
and
licentious
revelry.
The
golden
calf
is
destroyed
and
political
name,
anil
they
have
becji
coiilrolleif
lo
some
extent
by!
I""'
"
dust,
another
group
calling
IhemselvOs
,rogressives.
The
Ihird
mX
n
is
the
Uipservalive
group
that
stands
for
high
tariff
against
for-lhaot,....,.,,,,,
(background.
itPiMrtnl
Departed
U
is
the
the
eigu
cttutjtries
and
imperially
against
Mir
eliM'tittn
that
is
routing
will
be
largely
tariff
party
and
the
mmlerjtU's
'
United
States'.
Pliof
picturesipie
splendor
of
Ihe
tlays
mate
of
thrilli'tg
power
are
rearlteil.
and
in
Hie
end
I
hp
Kter-
Most
of
them.
are
afoot,
but
lierei;1
I,av
is
vin.lnnled
and
there
one
rides
an
ass
or
a'
camel,
ami
some
of
the
aped
and
g
infirm
are
in
litters.
With
(hem
J
they
take
their
good
and
chat-:)
tels,
their
rattle
and
their
sheep
and
their
goals.
They
are
a
liberated
people
on
lite
,
march
a
nation
exalted
with
hope
of
the
Promised
Laud
and
with
the
knowledge
that
the
word
of
Iheir
prophets
has
come
true.
In
Pursuit
Then
Pharaoh
suffers
a
change
of
heart,
attjl
orders
bis
war
The
Man
in
the
Moon
.
YS.
'"DO.VT"
i
a
poor
word
to
TIIEY'
Unpen
bul
al
Hie
you
gel
soaked.
soy
if
mi,i
soutl
'at
Prinre
tern
cities
SINCE
boys
have
learned
lick
ice
cream
they
are
not
keen
lo
lick
each
other.
WHAT
I
is
just
why
xintmU.
sliotibl
like
to
know
he
Winnipeg
!"'w-
Suin
)
In
tttrPHita
I
DkrcdtWorUi
Yiffla
ftH
ParanNt
SciattlAa
tiSSSH
InltuUUl
KHrdi
I"
'R
m
InaUtut.
WlU
.
.
not
m
rf.in
fUb.
MtBtaBaHal
i
roi
urOroeer
ororvgfitt
r
itiii
in
me
nuiiii
me
unjiii
i
p
Si,n
S
l0V,.,
.Mary,
and
hp
the
Most
High
visit
the
plague
Mllirness
of
sniiil
he
savsj
I
upon
Egypt
and
when,
the
next
guess
thai'
all
I'm
fit
for
to
he
morning,
Pharaoh
holds
bis
.,
Wirpenler."
lirst-born
dead
in
his
arms,
and
n,olhr,
her
Hihle
in
her
hears
Ihe
wailing
of
the
mothers
arnHi
overhears
his
words
ami
and
fathers
of
his
land,
he
orders,
replies;
"Many
fine
man
have
Ihe
liberation
of
the
Hebrews.
jtwn
rarnentirs.
John."
Moses
leads
the
Children
of
'
ti.
f
I...
i
...
..I
film
ft
in
r
Cli
help
a
person
along
the
pathway!
of
lire.
H
Kit
K
are
lint
modern
a
111
rot
ative
that
.ein
in
J
the
gu',1
ing
principle
of
many
lives:
I.
My
name
is
Dollar
Al
chariots
to
sart
in
pursuit
of
the
migltly
lltou
.ball
how
to
me
only,
and
none
other.
2.
lie!
while
the
getting
i
gooil
and
Damn
tit.
cost.
a.
Eat,
drink
anil
he
inerrv
for
we
live
in
the
present.
I.
Itaise
hell
on
the
Sabbath.
5.
liet
what
you
go
after:
steal
jt
if
necsary
hill
liel
It:
(.
And
if
anyone
blocks
!ho
path
kill
his
'reputation.
Y.
Make
haste.
Crtuh
all
before
you
if
-ui
have
lo,
hut
get
there
ahead
of
the
rust.
8.
Women
are
Uis
lo
tie
played
with
today,
discarded
tomorrow.
t.
Parents
are
loo
obi
fa-di
ioneil
to
be
heedfd;
scorn
them.
In.
(Jovel
yoijr
ferotber's
wife
and
his
properly
long
a.
yon
Miriam,
has
been
tniilty
of
abom-U'et
I
hem
both.
inalions.
Then
Moses,
the
law-
llemeinber:
The
Sit)
Unpardon
giver,
descends
from
the
mnun-i'imc
is:
raiitiiei
I
AM
a
strotig
bIlfvr
in
direct
taxation
In
plaee
of
indirect,
but
I
hale
to
pay
it.
.
OXE
srgn
that
Priii
imparl
I
no
longer
a
village
b
.hat
-few
people
fen.
dfwiftrt)M
ihd
train
cotiui
ait.
.
:
papers
serpen)
j
tint
not
story.
believe
that
sea
THE
children
of
Israel
borrow-!
e
from
their
neighbors
before!
I
hey
bri
Eypt,
hut-1
bH
they
nrver
took
iln
lawn
mower
or
the
gra
clippers
or
lite
imrdep
hos
or
Hie
hoe
or
nny
of
lb-things
niinoying
nerghbors
hot
row
today.
II'
a
man
lias
a
Imllnw
pat,
don't
argue
with
him.
Never
east
your
valuable-
into
Ihj
pig
,en
A
MONO
the
th
inns
that
maker-
life
hard
is
having
frinwl
wtM
insist
on
loaning
tu
soutfllilHIS
to
read
w
inch
I
hex
Hunk
w
;!
do
you
good.
TERRACE
NOTES
Ihe
lt.lt.
Ilridge
Club
met
litis
week
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
E.
T.
Kenney.
Local
tennis
p!ayrs
went
up
on
Saturday
to
iry
tlieir
fortune
against
the
Usk
cbainpions.
After
etonely
eontilsl
am
tbey
came
olT
vlefcvrtons.
The
ladies
to
represent
lrnif
were
Mesdame
Marker.
Karr,
Monet
on
and
Hurnelt.
while
the
mn
were
Messrs.
Itarker,
tory,
Ernst
and
rnjlnr.
Crtl
l.ever
hail
the
to
have
hi
fool
badly
hurl
Tuesday
at
fiiirgey"
mill.
He
was
taken
to
the
llazellon
Hn
pital
in
the
aftrmHn.
'lite
loeal
liusinessmen
who
took
advantage
of
buyw
week
are
returning.
Hen
Agr
returned
Saturday.
$en.
I.illle
and
James
Hirbmnnd
Monday.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Leslie
Skinner
also
passed
through
on
Monday
In
Copper
Cily.
LAND
ACT.
Notice
of
Intention
to
Apply
Lease
Land
Q.C.
Islands,
II.C,
Medium
to
In
Land
Recording
District
of
Prince
Ilupert.
and
situate
at
Ferguson
Hay,
Massett
InlcL
Take
Notice
that
(lose-MII-
lerd,
Limited,
of
Vancmiver,
H.C..
occupation
Salmon
Gunners,
Intends
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
Hie
following
described
lands:
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
I
approximately
20
chain
east
from
northwest
corner
Lot
1571;
thence
south
3
chains;
thence
Jwest
10
chains;
thence
south
2
'chains;
thence
west
10
chains
lo
West
boundary
of
Lot
1571:
thence
south
8
chains;
thence
west
10
chains;
thence,
north
20
chains;
thenco
cast
2
chains,
more
or
less,
t0
beach;
thence
I
i
following
meandering
of
shore!
line
lo
point
of
conimonccmc.nl,
and
containing
22
acres,
rnoro
or
less.
OOSSE-MILLEBI),
LTD.
Applicant.
Per
Wm.
0.
Mitchell,
Agent
Paled
June
20th.
in
25.
LAND
ACT
Notice
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Lease
Land
In
Queen
Charlollo
Land
n.
cording
DUIrirt
of
Princo
ItuJ
pert,
and
situate
about
I
wo
mile)
In
a
northerly
direction
front!
Ilooncy
Point,
Mansclt
Inlet,1
(.laiuint
Island,
Hritth
Columbia.
Ta.e
Notice
that
Langara
Fishing
Si
Packing
Coiiipuny
I.
muled,
of
Massed.
H.C,
occu
pation
Puckers,
Intends
to
apply
for
a
learn
of
the
following
de-scribed
lands:
CommeHclng
at
a
post
planted
two
miles
In
a
northerly
direction
from
Itooney
Point,
Maett
Inlet,
Graham
IsUnd,
Hrilih
Col.
umbln;
thence
easterly
five
chains,
more
or
less,
to
low
water
mark;
thence
northerly
along
low
water
mark
one
hundred
and
sixty
chains:
thence
westerly
five
chains;
thence
southerly
one
hundred
and
sixty
chain,
more
or
les.
to
point
of
Mimmeneement,
and
containing
eighty
acre,
more
or
les.
LANriAItA
FISIILNO
&.
PACKLNO
PACKING
W).
LTD.
Applicant.
i
Per
K.
H.
Slmpmn,
Agent.
Dated
June
13th.
1925.
LAND
ACT
Notice
of
InUntlon
to
Apply
to
Laase.
Land
j
In
Queen
Charlotte
Land
Recording
District
of
Prince
Ilupert,
and
situate
about
one
and
a
half
mile
cast
of
Massett
Lighthouse
at
the
mouth
of
Ma-i
sell
Inlet,
firaham
Island,
Hrlt-
Ish
Columbia.
j
TAKE
.NOTICE
that
Langara
Fishing
A
Packing
Company"
Limited,
of
Viotoria.
H.C,
occu-j
pallon.
Packers.
Intends
to
apply)
for
a
lease
of
the
following
de-
aeribeil
lands:
j
Commencing
at
a
post
planted'
at
the
northwest
comer
of
Lot'
Seven,
firaham
Island,
llrilish
Columbia,
about
one
and
a
half
miles
east
or
Massett
Lighthouse
al
the.
moulh
of
Massed
Inlet,
nraham
Island.
IlrttUh
Oilum-
Ida;
thence
northerly
five
chains.'
more
or
less
to
low
Water
mark;!
thence
westerly,
along
low
wnlerl
mark
one
hundred
atpl
alxty
chains;
thenee
soulherlV
flvnl
chains;
thence
easterly
one
hun-j
oreii
ami
smy
chains,
more
ort
less,
io
point
nf
commencement,'
and
containing
cihly
acres.l
more
or
less.
LANOAHA
FISIILNO
A
PACKLNO
CO.
LTD.,
Applicant.
Per
E.
II.
Hlmpson.
Aent.
.
i-taica
June
tuth.
IU25.
LAND
ACT
Notlco
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Lease
Land
In
Queen
Chnrlntle
Land
lie
cording
District
nf
Prince
llu-'
perl,
and
situate
al
Iloonev
Polnl.
Orahain
Island,
llrilish
Columbia.
Take
Nollec
Ihat
Lnncrnrn
Fishing
ti
Pncklng
Company
Llmlled,
or
Massed,
H.C,
occupation
Packers,
Intends
to
apply
Thursday.
Augu-
A
little
higher
in
price,
but-iriwtaiuondcrful
difference
just
a
few
cents
make.
for
a
lease
of
lh0
following
tie-!
srriiien
lands:
.
Commencing
nl
a
post
planted
nt
llooney
Point,
Oraham
Island,,
Ilritlsh
Columbia;
Ihenco
nor-i
Hierly
five
chains,
more
or
leas.j
lo
low
water
mark;
thence
west-'
erly
along
low
water
mark
ono
hundred
and
sixty
chains;
Ihenco
southerly
five
chains;
thenco
easterly
one
hundred
and
sixty
chains,
more
or
less,
to
point
of,
commencement,
ami
containing
elRhty
ncres,
more
or
less.
I
I.ANOAIIA
FISHING
X
PACKING
PACKING
CO,
LTD,
I
Applicant.;
Per
L,
II.
Simpson,
Agent
Dated
Juno
I2lh,
1025.
Big
Assortment
of
Fined
Quality
Silk,
Satin
Velvet,
Crepes,
Taffeta,
Flannels,
Serges,
etc.
nl
it.
West
of
England
Store
Phone
753.
Wood!
Wood!
Now
is
y
DRY
CEDAR
Full
toad
"00
Half
load
Large
sai-ks
Mi
DRY
DIRCH
Per
loud
...
WM
HydeTransfer
139
Second
Avenu
Phone
680
Night
or
Dij
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
HAVE
YOUR
F
RLMODELLED
AND
REPAIRED
at
B.
C.
FUR
Co.
Third
Avenue.
Phones
Day,
Green
120.
Night,
Black
701
1
1
an
d
tic
Phnni
Richard
Garreii
representing
W.
H.
M.
ROLSTON
A
C
HpeclallsiiiK
Ip
V
Canal
MinliiH
Ktock'
land
Porter
Idaho-Marmot
Wul1
Timber
(or
Sale
Oil
Lois
17?"
"t
llaiiKc
5
Coa'
Dm'''
Price
f8.ono.OM
cu-li
1
J
limber
Is
subject
'
Oovl.
sltimpatxe
clinr.:""
T.
8.
ANNANDALE.
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