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April
0,
I02fi.
Crime
Of
Being
Caught
Is
The
Most
Heinous.
Law.
are
numbered
by
the
hundreds
and
possibly
by
th-thousand
and
people
aro
i-onstautly
breaking
them.
A
few
arc
caught
and
punished
and
Ihe
others,
think
themselves
wonderfully
clever
and
when
llieir
less
fortunate
fellow
citizens
art
cafight
I
hey
are
among
the,
first
In
shunt
for
severe
sentences.
,
.Many
cases!
ocVur
where
the
fathers
are
notorious
law
breakers;
and
(ben
because
the
sons
follow
in
father's
fo'ol
steps
and
are
caught,
the
fathers
condemn
Ihe
sons
and
turn
lliem
off.
The
chief
modern
crime
seems
to
be
thai
of
being
caught.
men
an
examine
must
lie
made
of
Hie
culprit.
.Most
people
break
I
be
lavvVat
sume
time.
Let
a
police
man
or
pouce.
magistrate
or
buuday
school
Jeacber
or
parson
look
back
in
his
lire
and
see
if
"there
is
not
.some
occasion
when
bo
overstepped
the
humid
ind
made
himself
liable
to
fine
or
imprisonment,
lie
Was
not
caught
and
today
he
is
resectable
aiMl
without
slain
on
his
reputation.
Olhers
were
caiurhl
Ihe
first
lime
and
bear
with
them
Ihe,
taint
of
apison
sentence
or
litis
tiol
Intended
here
lo
suggest
that
law-breakers
should
not
lie
'punished
or
even
that
lheybe
let
Off'with
ligM
sentence
lilt
that
is
suggested
is
that
a
moiv.
charitable
view
be
laken
of
railings
in
our
young
people
often
caused
by
railfhgs
in
our
system
whiclf
leads
sume
or
lliem
Jo
oversle.'p
the
hounds
which
the
law
declares
is
the
one
pastwhichnthey
may
not
go.
Law
Breaking
Shows
Failure
Of
Society.
.,'
When
there
is
Jaw
breaking,
it
indicates
thalfocietv
as
organized
today
has
failed.
It
shows
thatdhe
leaders
of
thought
and
the
fonnulalors
of
I'usloms
have
failed
miserably
au'd
ihe
emotion
which
should
pervade
us'
should
be
one
of
"sorrow
a!
our
nwn
failure
rather
than
of
iiger
agaiiisf
thoe
who
have
been
caught
breaking
the
law.
'
.'
Milch
Or
Savagery
'
.
'
:
Still
Remains
In
Us.
There
U
much
of
savagery
still
in
our
nature.
We
Imi-n
entered
ourselves
with
a
veneer
of
civilization
but
beneath
arc
allihe
emotions
of
our
savage
ancestors
awaiting
only
Hie
break-
iug
oi
me.
veneer
to
allow
lliem
lo
slyw
ih.-m.Hhp
jn
ai
(heir
ul(Jtirne
riiggedness.
f
When
we
read
of
the
excesses
of
Russia
and
or
the
crim
inal
instincts
cropping
out
in
other
peoples
who
have
had
less
trapping
then
ourselves,
we
have
jiltle
to
be
proud
if.
for
just
beneath
the
surface
we
have
tho'sanie
only
partially
curbed
vices
in
Vnibryp.
.Quickly
they
develop
and
ofleir
are
seen
in
Inosl
iincpeeltjd
places.
.!.j;-t
Human
Nature
"
:
.
,
'
.
Tending
Toward
Goodness.
'
-
uieie
js
iioiiiiug
10
worry
ai.oiu"
irr.
this
.Qfidilifm
under
i
ncii
we
i
inn
ourselves,
we
have
not
advanced
far
along
the
j.uij.
t.i
cn.miniii
imi
improvement
i
noted
and
in
Ihe
course
ol
a
few
thousand
years
avc
shall
probably
evolve
a
man
who
will
lefroniethiug
more
than
a
creature,
with
a
painting
of
eiviliza-
nop
on
uie
outs-ide
ami
Ihe
savage
nature
continually
cropping
outlat
every
crack.
We
hai-e
l(i
nfi'Mnf
flip
tin
fuiM
it
and
to
improve
it
as
much
as
possible,
but
we
must
nol(
iinjiK.
wiai
any
one
person
or
ncencv
can
onset
ihe
l.iws
ir
ire
which
are
me
inws
nr
i:.ui
nn.i
i.rim.
ni...,i
..,m....:
:..
11
HIS
ailt.
We
are
sf
riiirirliiiir
fpl,1.
ir.
.,,.,....
..
i
...i
coiidilion
and
when
we
see
reversion
to
type
it
rhould
be
re-
iiiniiiiereu
uiai
we
an
nave
in
us
similar
impulses
and
that
the
fnulls
of
youth
are
often
the
faults
of
wrong
training
or
neglect.
"TRY
A
NIP
TONIGHT'
Tb
Orifintl
Lbl
look"
for
It
at
th
Vendor'
and
intiit
on
"
GRANTS
"BEST
PROCURABLE"
ACASKA
WILL
BE
PROSPEROUS
Goverriop
Parks
Says
Never
Has
Outlook
'Been
as
Bright
as
y,;,
Today
,
KETCHIKAN.
April
9,
"Never
before
in
the
history
f
the
Territory,
has
the
outlook
been
as
bright
as
It
is
now.
Alaskans
have
Lgre'aler
prosperity,"
declared!
(Jovernor
(JeoVgo
A.
Parks
while'
III
'AL'lCIIIKilll.
-
I
Hovernor
Parks
was
here
aftorl
li
is.
annual
visit
Id
dip
national!
capital:
Ihrwcnt
e.asl
lale
in
Hecember
and
after
a
visil-in
Denver
proceeded
to
Washington
where
ho
has
been
in
conference
with
President
Coolidse
anil
the
beadsofyhe
various
department
ed
in
Alaska
Decentralization
Efforts
are
now
being
made
to
ilecentralize
the
control
of
Alaskan
affairs
and
to
establish
as
much
of
the
authority
within
the
Territory
as
possible
instead
Of
having
the
Territory
managed
fly
a
lange
number
of
bureaus
in
Washington
'as
is
now
the
case,
the
governor
said
:
"The
co-operation
accorded
myself,
.Noel
V.
mith,
r.ol.
James
Steese
and
olhers
who
were
in
Washington
during
the
past
few
months
in
the
interest
of
Jernlorial
matters
was
ex
hemcly
gratifying,"
(oeruor
Parks
said.
"Each
of
us
found
great
willingness,
for
the
most
part,
among
congressmen
and
department
heads
to
be
of
real
Assistance
to
Alaska
ami
1
per
sonally
feel
that
some
things
of
benefit
to
Ihe
Tercitory
will
b
evolved
during
the
coming
months."
Governor
Parks
was
unable
to
indicate
just
what
he
expects
as
he
says
all
plans
are
jun
in
tne
lormauve
stage.
'
Three
Changes
"'Ihrcp
measures
presented
lo
con.ress
and
which
(iovernor
Parks
lelieves
will
be
of
great
benefit
to
the
Territory
are
the
homestead
act,
permitting
home
cteadin
of
ground
alou
irregu
lar
lines
so
as
lo
include
Hie
most
desirable
pround,
instead
of
al
right
angles
as
has
been
Ihe
heretofore;
the
fur
farm
Eustom
easing
act.
permitting
the
leasing
of
Ihe
public
domain
lo
breeders
of
fur
bearinp
animals
and
the
townsile
ad,
which
will
permit
the
deeding
of
town
lots
lo
natie.
TO
ERECT
NEW
FISH
BUILDING
Co-operative
Association
to
Build
'
on
Dock
Near
Other
Houses
The
provincial
government
will
erect
a
building
on
the
povern
me
lit
wharf
to
be
used
as
a
fish
handling
plant,
by
Ihe
Prince
Rupert
Fishermen's
Co-operative
Association
wliicb
will
po
nto
the
business
of
reeelvlng,
icing
and
shipping
halibut
on
behalf
of
the
fishermen
just
as
oon
as
.the
plant
Is
ready
announced
O.
Av.fNickerson,
president
of
the
Lp-operative
Association,
yester
days
afternoon.
The
new
plant
will
be,
erected
on
the
vacant
space,
of'
the
government
wharf
ueiween
tne
present
iisn
nouses
This
will
make
Ihe
third
build
ing
that
the"
government
will
erect
here
this
season
for
the
benefit
of
the
fishing
Industry
The
other
two
will
be
Ihe
hio-
loglcal
slatfon
and
Hie
fih
pack
tnfr
plant
for
the
Daeon
Fisher
ies
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prlnc
Rupert
April
9,
1916.
At
the
evening
service
in
th
Anglican
Church
today,
Lieut.
Col.
V.
11.
Clayton,
of
Ihe
Cana
man
Dental
uorns,
delivered
an
address
before
a
large
congregation
on
his
experience?
In
F-urnpe."
Yesterday
aflernoon
Col.
Clayton
addressed
I
lie.
Canadian
Work;
on
the
conslruction
of
the
wharf
and
railroad
for
the
)o)ly
Aanlen
Mining
Co.
at
Allco
Arin
has
been
cloned
down
on
account;
of
a
wage
dispute.
The
companyWill
pay
no
more
than
cJ
a
day
for
laborers
and
the
men
are
not
satisfied
with
Ibis.
C.
L.
Younffman.
recrulllnir
sergeant
for
Ihe
102nd
battalion,
U
igning
on
men
In
the
city.
t
LOCAL
MEN
NOW
BUSYIN
SOUTH
Pete
Rorvlk
and
George
Macdon-aid
Establishing
Their
Reduction
Plant
at
The
(Victoria
Colonist
of
rc-rcni
date
lells(
pi
Ihe
operations
of
the
local
fisiermen
who
recently
went
south
to
establish
a
reduction
plant
on
the
wesi
coast
of
Yanfiouver
Island.
II
says:
A
firm
that
is
'-entering
the
business
U
thai
or
Ihe,
Marine
Products
Mil.,
y
which
has
for
years
been
operating
oiil
of
Prince
llupert
in
different
lines
of
Ihe
rishing,
business.
Willi
Capt.
P.
Ilorvik
and
(Jcorge
Macdonald
at
the
head
or
Ihe
company,
this
concern
i
trnns'-ferring
its
fleet
of
seine
and
other
boats
to
Ihe
west
coast
ni'
Vancouver
Island
to
engage
in
this
business
of
handling
pilchards
in
the
reduction
works.
Takes'
Over
Packing
Plant
A
location
lias
been
takeh
by
the
Marine
Products
at
Totpiart
Harbor,
where
there
formerly
was
located
a
packing
plant
op
erated
by
.S.
0
buck.
This
has"
been
overhauled
an4
converted
to
the
Use
of
the
reduction
purpose.
The
necessary
machinery
has
,
been
purchased
and
Is
in
large
-pari
in
place
ready
for
the
opening
of
the
season.
Tanks
.have
been
bought
in
Victoria
ami
will
be
conveyed
lo
the
site,
and
creilcd
to
take
care
or
ihe
output.
This
company
will
have
a
capacity
oT
about
inn
tons
a
day.
Dependent
upon
Ihe
results
of
Ibis
reason
will
bo
the
future
plans
for
an
increased
capacity
another
year.
,
Kyuquot
Plant
In
the
whaling
station
at
Kyu-juol,
which
has
been
acquired
by
riptain3..E.
fSilmoro.
Peter
Wat-
lace
anil
others',
there
will
he
an
effort
'mad
tlifv
year
to
utillzo
Ihe
pilchard
ralch
for
reducllon.
These
are
only
some
of
thej
firms
that
will
be
in
the
trade
in
j
pilchards
Ibis
-suinmer.
There
j
are
a
number
of
others
who
havo'
made
preparation
for
entering'
this
line
of
the
fishing
business
I
as
well
as
the
ordinary
canning
j
branch,
should
the
run
of
these
fish
warrant
It,.
I
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
ays:
:tt
f
89
MtMWl
liOODXKSS
is
not
always
-miles
per
gallon
should
not
also
meritorious.
A'
snail
never
runs
amuck.
V
At
1
Kit
yon
have
watelied
a
woman
try
tn
sharpen
a
knife
you
ran
realize
why
man
is
m
dull.
MI'SSOI.IM
gol
shot
in
th"
nose
but
bis
Kali
remains
in
lac!
TUB
run
about
wickejlness
it-
!
h;it
the
nimethinK
eirr&hlcou
have
worth
while
lo
de
noiinee.
',Jt
.
.
CX"':
.
ii
i
mi
si
ne
ainensi
rwo
ween
since,
.
llfern
wasf
a
French
cabinet
r'ts.,.
What
Is
wrong
with
A
that
'LflT
K;no!
yUl
fijidlislied.
DON'T
borrow
I
rouble,
cheaper
lo
buy
it
outright.
Until
She
Used
Dr.
Wood's
Norway
Pine
Syrup
Its
ADAM
ued
the
first
woman,
to
blame
things
on
and
since
(hen
men
have
used
women
chiefly
tr.
hang
things
on.
A
MAX
who
is
interested
In
She
Coughed
Night
and
Day
Mr
8.
E.
Utu,
103
Inkrmtn
St.,
London,
Ont,
writrsi-J'I
got
a
very
erara
cold
which
fettled
in
my
lro-elial
tube.
.,
I
erogted
night
nd
day,
and
although
I
tried
MTeral
different
rem-diet
I
could
get
no
relief
until
a
friend
adrited
me
to
take
lit,
Wood'a
Norway
Pine
Byrop.
Thl
I
did,
and
I
muBt
ay
that
It
gave
me
alaioat
Immediate
relief
aa
I
got
rid
of
my
eough
tery
oulckly.
I
hope
this
teatl-monial
will
U
the
meani
of
helping
othera."
"Dr.
Wood'a"
ii
put
un
only
by
The
T.
llilbora
Ca,
limited,
Toronto.
0t
lake
an
quart.
interest
m
smiles
per
WOMBX
havo
their
hair
eu
short,
Ihey
smoke,
drink
ami
have
some
of
the
dlher
foolish
-iii'scs
of
man,
but
when
it
comes
to
put
i
ins
Iheif
reel
on
the'
I
utile
tln'V
fail
nn
-enitily.
ARCHITECTURE
:
A
LA
RUSKIN
Miss
St.
Jam
Qlves
Intarattlng
Address
Before)
Rotary
Club
on
Gothic
Forms
.
An,
interesting
address
on
Ilus
kiii
ami
oinic
areiiiieciure
was
delicred
yesterday
ariernoon
nt
Hie
Itolary
Club
liinchenu
by
Miss
HI.
James
or
the
lliirii
School
teaching
slarrr
She
illustrated
her
lecture
by
chalk
drawings
showing
exactly
what
she
meant
Taking
her
bearers
baric
ti
the
Temple
id
Karma
at
Thebes.
Miss
St.
James
spoke
or
the
Kg.vptian
architecture,
which
was
the
oldest
known
outside
or
the
Orient.
Then
she
traced
lis
rovlh
through
Ihe
(Ionian.
Mreek
and
Norman
periods,
flo
Hue
arclilleelure
originated
in
France
and
was
featured
by
lis
savageries,
rrom
which
it
got
Us
name,
Its
naturalness,
grolesque
ness,
rJgidlly,
redundancy
and
oilier
feature.
The.
main
thing
about
it
was
Ihe
pointed
arch.
with
an
apex
formed
from
a
triangle
which
was
less
than
that
rormed
wilhin
Ihe
seinl-clrcle.
The-speaker
mcnllnned
many
Interesting
features
ot
this
lye
of
dweMbiK
particularly
on
lis
truth
and
falsity,
Un
over
decor-alion
and
it's
general
effect.
At
the
close
President
McCly-oiont
Ihauked
Miss
HI.
James
for
her
address.
ftKN'KVA,
Aiiril
0.
American
ulrls
who
have
Jnsl
rmnpleled
'heir
collce
edueation
lire
com-'ntt
lo
fienpva
In
Increasing
num-hers
lo
perfect
llieir
knowledge
of
the
Trench
language.
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1
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fnffisaa-.
EVERY
housewife
knows
by
sad
experience
what
It
means
to
find
the
milk
sour
and
useless
nearly
always,
of
course,
when
"the
comer"
is
far
away,
when
someone
drop3
in
and
an
immediate
cup
of
tea
is
taken
for
granted,
or,
in
the
country,
when
the
next
supply
of
fresh
milk
can
come
only
with
tomorrow's
milking.
The
New
KLIM
never
sours.
It
never
goes
stale.
Come
heat
or
cold,
long
day
or
short,
it
never
loses
the
natural
sweetness
that
went
with
it
into
the
tin.
It
is
always
at
hand
and
always
the
same,
lacking
only
water
to
turn
back
again
into
what
it
was
whole
full-cream
milk
rich,
appetising,
sweet
and
wholesome.
Neither
does
The
New
KLIM
freeze.
It
fears
no
temperatures.
What
a
relief
fpr
the
housewife:
to
have
instantly
at
hand
whole
full-cream
milk
that
can
develop
no
taint,
that
cannot
turn
sour,
that
cannot
freeze
imperishable
purity,
in
the
brown-and-yellow
tin
1
Bay
a
tin
from
your
grocer
or
druggist
to-day.
Canadian
Milk
Products
Limited
347
Adelaide
St
W
TORONTO
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at
oar
moJfl
plant
In
th
country"
3
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It
Never
Turns
Or
Sours!
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Train
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Pacific
Railway
B.
C.
Coast
Services'
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from
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mucus
Buruct
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all
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of
ath
Street
and
Srd
Aanua.
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Rfart,
B.O.
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LIMITED
Saillnta
Itoiu
Pnaie
Murri.
ar
VANCOUVER.
VICTORIA,
Swanion
Sa,,
Alarl
.,.
Tuaadat.
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P
TEA
KETTLES
In
all
sizes,
ALUMINUM-COPPER-ENAMEL
AND
TIN
From
50c
to
$4.75
each
Thompson
Hardware
Co.,
Ltd.