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08
86
Thursday,
July
8,
1026.
Passing
of
Socialism
As
Universal
Panacea.
It
is
curious
how
time
changes
ur
ideas.
It
was
not
very
long'ngo
that
lynny
people"
thought
socialism
would
he
the
panacea
of
all
Ihc
ills,
of
the
world
and
then
Russia
taught
them
that
the
human
factor
had
a
lot
Jo
do
with
every
system
of
government.
It
was
seen
that
no
government
could
he
better
than
the
people
who
fgrmed
the
government,
which'
in
oiir
case
consists
of
the
voters
of
the
-country.
The
result
-seems
to
be'
that
socialism
as
an
active
faclor
in
the
world
has
passed.
There
was
an
inevitable
innocence
about
the
socialism
of
Jhe
eighties
and
nineties
,fls
though;
metamorphosis
by
ntanifeti
were
an
easy
cure
tortile
world
y
old
qciies
and
pains,
mere
was
nothing
strange
about
that.
Every
movement,
when
it
is
frosh
in
the
world,
naturally
carries
the
virtues
of
a
child
and
is
innocent,
confident,
and
unabashed.
The
trial
comes
when
the
movement
discovers
with
the
moving
years
that
the
world
will
Jiiimor
a
child
but
not
yield
to
it.
Tlien
is
the
hard
necessity
for'
laying
aside
the
innocence
of
the
child
and
assuming
the
brain
of
iie.
bargainer.
But
the
fact
that
taking'
involves
giving
and
thfltromiiig
to,
terms
means
leaving
Utopia
ought
not
to
bring,
serious
disillusion
to
Those
whyse
minds
have
matured
in
any
kind
of
realbtic
thinking.
Evolution
1
he
evolution
of
Government
is
still
going
on
Many
people
todaystfeHnily
the
failures
of
democracy
and
like.Mussolini,Wouhl
returirTn
absolutism.
That
is
for
theLatin
mind.
It
does
not
fit
Uie
Anglo-Saxon.
The
northerners.
are
slower
to
action,
less
cxcljalile
and
therefore
more
stable.
they
do
not
take
to
new
things
"as
quickly
as
the
Italian
'or
French.
On
the
surface
Italy
today
has
.switched
from
a
socialistic
government
to
a
reactionary
absolutism
that
smacks
of
the
middle
Ages.
Not
so
Britain.
An
attempt
was
made
to
bring
about
a
change
through
a
general
strike.,
but
if.
failed.
So
would
anv
movement
fait
designed
to
return
o,
a'form
which
smacked
of
llm
Miuiiill.il
mallwul
'
'
a!
But
What
About
'"'.
Things
In
Canada?
But
what
about
.Canada?
'
l
looks"
as
if
an
attempt
wns
beiiJgt.nyifil6.4o
ihlrodUtMa
asure
of
absolutism
here,
but
i(
will
ifnilCThe
people.;
will
ribjstaiidjfor
it.
All
that
is
needeij
now"
is
a
e,Sr;aiixl
de.fiiiileTe.xpres.sion.at
the
polls
that
Canada
will
;npt
.support;
any
government
"which'
has
not
attained
its
nosi-
tipii
by
cjtU(titiitinnaj
method,
if
ojip
'fale'
step
is
allowed
to
passiwuiuuii
simng
protest,,
vve.deserve,
o
be
ruled
by
a.
dictator.
But
Canada
will
speak
plain'y,
it
is
to
be
-hoped.'
The
people
will
have
an
opportunity
to
vote
when
oiir
dictator
allows.
She
will
say
with
clear
and
definite
voice
lhalhe
win
stand
for
nd
overruling
or
the
constitullon
Iti
Order
to
(avor
any
political
party.
The
sovereign
people
must
assert'
themselves
in
order
to
retain
their
rights
for
all
time
inviolate.
Coloqulal
Names
;
Versus
Official.
,
The
OtheT
day
mention
waS'mhtje'
iri
the
news
cobimns
of
sm
of
collouuial
nanies
as
if,
I
lie
y
meant
nnfhiuir.
vt
quial
names
are
often
the
ones
that
stick
and
are
used
for
all
time
while
official'
names
sink
inlo
the
discard.
'Names
of
local'
sigiiijicance,
as
long
as
they
do
nul
duplicate
others
mid
cniisc
confusion,
lire
,
always
preferable'
to,.
those
set
by
people"
who
have
had
ifbthllig
lo
do
with
the
development
of
the
country
nut
itfc
resources.
Hooiing.
retreshing.
nourishing
i
WHEAT
with
strawberries
and
cream
GIRLS
ARE
BACK
High
School
Drill
Team
Given
..
Fine
Reception
In
Alaskan
Town.
Yesterday
aflernoos
the.
girls'
physical
drill
class
of
the
Prince
Itlipert
High
School
relurneii
on
Hie
steamer
i'rfnocss
Alice
from
a
friendly
VJ.ill
to
Kcteliikan.
They
report."
ah
excellent
excursion
and
are
louden
their
praises
of
the
splendid
reception
and
en-terl.ajp.ment
given
them
in
the
Alaskan
tjjwn.
Upon
ariil
at
Ketchikan
on
Monday
night
a
demonstration
was
given
on
Harding
Square
and
the
crowd
lininjr
the
streets
readily
showed
appreciation
of
the
girls'
efforts.
Later,
the
visitors
.Were
guesU
of
honor
at
a
dance.
I'uesday
was
spent
in
sightseeing
through
the
courtesy
of
Messr.
lfeckmann.
Hennelt
and
Went-
ii.
...i...
r
.
-
ally.
Ihey
hail
taken
great
care
Hint
a-stipp"ly
of
h6t
Udjjs
would
Hie
on
hand
at
the
end
of
the.
lour.
j
Mr.
Ferris
and
school
trustees
'irrauged
to
have
the
local
stu-
lenls
visit
their
school
which
is
i
very
efficient
school
plant
in
very
spiiso.
The
spacious
gym
nasium
and
beautifully
finished
auditorium
were
the
objects
of
many
envious
sighs.
It
was
not
on
the
boat
alone,
tiowever,
that
the
grls
were,
feed
ing
me
inn,
as
iney
an
na.i
me
opportunity
to
spoon
oul
the
food
it
the
hatchery.
Some
expressed
lonsiderable
surprise
when
they
liscovercil
that
the
mush
was
preserved
salmon
egirs.
To
a
ureat
number
it
had
been
the
first
visit
-to
a
hatchery
-and
the
ap
pearance
of
tio
many
fish
brought
.'orlh
numerous
exclamations.
the
same
evoninjr
a
Iheatre
parly
was
organized
al
the
Coliseum
rheatre.
Die
personnel
of
the
party
vi
siting
Kelchif
".n
was
as
follows:
Mrs.
B.
Loiijr,
chaperone;
Misses
Winnifred
Thomson,
Ada
Mini-
gbor.
Vera
Smith,
Jean
Grieve,
Laura
Frizzell,
Kvclyn
Da
I
by,
itiith
tiillis,
Marj-
Walters,
Virginia
Iliel,
Julia
Walters,.
Ireno
Morri
son,
Chnsie
.Mcl.eod,
I.ucy
(-Brien,
Alex.
S.
Mitchell
trainer
and
James
It.
Mitchell.
ANNIE
BESANT
GIVES
LECTURE
Tells
People
of
London,
About
World
Teacher,
or
Reappeared
Christ.
-
-
EXPOUNDS
HER,
DOCTRINE
Defends
Fact.
That
Krlshnamurtl
Is
of
M
ember
of
Oppressed
Nation.
4
LOXIXLN,
July
7.
The
rituat
at
the
(Jueen's
Hall
tonight
when
)r.
Annie
IJesanl
addressed
her
followers
was
Ihe
same
thai
is
al
ways
observed
at
these
remark
able
gatherings.
W'hen
all
was
ready
Mrs.
Itesanl
swepl
on
to
thp
platform
clad
in
a
voluminous
while
gariupptvcrabrojdered
with
gold.
SJhe
took
her
place
in
thej
Utile
nrass-raueu
piaiiorm
irom
which
.Sir
,
Henry,
Wood
conduct
the
orchestra,
with
her
bands
pjuccd
palm
to
palm
as
in
the
ef
figy
of
a
saint,
t
here
was
com
plele
silence
and
everyone
rose
to
receive
her.
Without
any
pre
liminaric
she
launched
into
her
nddress,
which
took
exactly
an
hour,
and
when
she
had
finished
Who
left
the
platform
again
alone.
79(Years0ld
Mrs.
llesaut.
as
she
told
us.
Is
ilow
79
years
of
age,
and
she
is
more
Impressive
than
ever.
There
Is
a
slight
huskiness
of
nge
in
her
voice.
She
speaks"
slowly,
Very
varefullyj
nnd
every
sentence
expresses
the-
domination?
power
iif
a
formidable
perQnality.
The
cene'
wns
highly
picturesque
the
while
figure
crowned,
with
ample
while
hair
standing"
there
above
a
sort
of
bovver
of
flowers
applause,
a,ud
tha
twa
w;hi'n
she
spoke
with
unusual
personal
feei-Ing
allout
her
attachment
In.
the
past
"to
a
cause
which
brought
not
glory."
Mrs.
Hesant
at
once
and
sternly
suppressed
this
demonstration.
Perhaps
nine-tenths,
of
her
ati-dlunco
were
women,
One
noticed
there
were
a
few
clergymen
and
priests
hi
the
audience
and
a
fair,
number
of
Indians.
The
most
re.'
niarkable
Indian
of
all
was
not)
there,
thouigh
he
was
eagerly
looked
fop,
I
mean,
of
coure.
Mr.
Kri.-dinmnuti,
the
younK
man
Show
living
in
sechmio'n
at
Wim-
EDAAff
CTsfUIIr''
AM1"
,,,in
w,,u
1,as
,,orn
"tPtl
by
rKUiu
lVI!ilLnllvAli
H,Ma'11
um
,,,:u,
others
as
carnation
of
"Hie
Christ."
I
Expression
of
Faith.,,
-Mrs,
llosanl
waV
giving,
tlity
flifl
of
a
ci'ie
of
lectures
on
"The
coining
or
the
trld
'JYanh-er.
as
seen
by
modem
and
ancient
psychology."
One,.
may
say
that;
she
spoko
as
the
nolemn
prophet
of
Krishuaiiuirf
in
his
character
pf
the
reappeared
Christ.
ifOn
a
stall
outside-.photographs
were
beihg
sold
of
"the
WoVld
Teacher"
a
youiiK
Hindu
of
extreme
beauty
.
Her
Jecluie
was
really,
li
spilo
of
its
logical
form
and
philosophical
argument,
an
cx-liression
of
personal
faith,
and
sjie
made
it
clear
that
the.grounds
of
that
belief
.cannot
be
proved
by
appeals
to
history
or
science.
"They
would
only
be
endorsed
by
the
knowledge
of
a,
few
and
perhaps
the
intuition
of
many."
She
compared
herself
to
a
traveller
come
hack
front
an
unexplored
woiill
w
ii
o
air
iiitTir
vrs
iui
.
.
...
.
the.
whole
afternoon.
Incident-
"
'
"
,
.
she
herself
believed
she
would
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
ays:
1
Icr
in
other
word,
an
a
rein-'
reply
thai
it
was
because
.she
hadl
many
time
een
Hun
and
had'
heard
lliin
isay
that
He
Would
again
visit
the
earth
in
a
mortal
body
as
when
He
last
came
in
IJalestine.
Gnostic
Theory,
The
theory
on
which
this
new.t
religion
I
based
would
appear
to!
be.
from
lial
Mr.
Itesaiit
said,
lliaj
Of"
Die
early
Christian
Gnos
tics
who
held
that
the
Clirit
took
(he
body
of
a
disciple
named
Jesus!
The
(itiosticn
lopked
upon
Jesus
and
the
Christ
as
two
ep-
arale
heinns,
tlie
former
beinsr
a
reat
di-ciplc
who
"Ignt
the
usfi
of.
his
body
to
the
"Wiirld
Teacher."
The
4iril
wa
I
ho
tenant
)f
that
hody
durinjr
His
ministry.
Mrs.
Hesant
affirmid
her
belief
that
this
theory
U
true,
and
she
wont
on
to
declare
her
faith
that
the
World
Teacher
U
about
again
to
occupy
a
particular
body
a
body,
shp
safil.
which
ha
been
carefully
trained
in
purity
of
life
for
the
purpose.
It
ya
now
time,
to
speak
more
plainly,
and
the
reason
for
doing
so
was,
she
In
JAKE
says
if
this
kind
of
weather
keeps
up
he's
going
Ink
;iuit
Ihe
(own.
He
declares
lie
might
as
well
livo
in
California.
IT
never
rains
In
Rupert
I
In
Ai.:si
or.JuIjy
In
May
iJ
Juried
in,
Rupert,
1
he
day
are
ajwaysj
dry,
!
:r
M
'
.
.
ind
please,
o(
please
remember
'
Before
you
cast
that
stone,
'bat
rainfall
In
September
Is
etpially
unktuiwn.
Ins
suniniertimp
jln
dlpiiefb
t.-
i
ire'iMiies,
nrelalwayi
liuo
f...
.
:
,
.-fj!.7.
.......
nu
uie
oniy
inoisiiire
-snen
mere
Is
Just
a
lilfle
dew.
If
it
Vlioiil
d,
f
aflhntlitiDert
j
We'd
all
be
deeply
shocked-.j
Hut
it
never
nlnsln'
IlunerL
;"I"rom
April
unlil'Ml.
.'
u--
h
TIII'lli:
are
Ibiise
who
would
tfike
to
have
lived,
:
In
t
lie
KHza
il'lban
age,
hut
the
Lizzie
age
Is
good
enough
for
iney
A
fillll,
knows
a
boy
is
lyin?
She
Could
Hardly
Do
Her
Houswork
NervesWereSoled
Mn.
I.
M.
ParVi,
Conirton,
Ont.,
writMi
"I
had
leut
tnd
nerve
tjwibl,
aid
bm.
10
abort
of
breath
I
could
hardly
do
my
dull
BlOmiewOrk.
and
was
mii
n.fvAin
T
arranged
alornr
the
ntntfortn.
Slip.
,r...M
ivi.i,
was
heard'
In
reyerent
quiet;
oiilyi
Yry
littl.
aoand
I
keard
ftjt,
like.
pnee
did
her
bearers
break
'Into
.
uf
.
"!
ISaW,
in
rfeoromrndtd,
to
I
tried"
a,
Uh,
and
after
(aldnj
the
aeeocj
out
I
am
boh
fefling
like
a
diffetot
woman."
Thli
prtparstlos.
kaa
tierii
oo
the,
m
ai
r
k
I'
fn
iKa
pat
32
Tcara
ad
hai
achtaved
a
wonderful
rrputatloa
for
th
relief
of
all
heart,
and
aervt
trooblaa.
Put
up
oolr
by
The
T.
Uilbun
rtoat
Oat
noicuie
wun
which
ryrrj
'nu
.,,.
,,
r
,
rk
un,
t
LVarher
had
lron
received
might
llHI,tttl
Hcs
remaiiL
uneul.
Thev!
oe
goi
over
oeiore
ne
came
uui.
.,ii
n,iiIA.
lM,
i.-r,,,...
into
the
world,
"nol
as
the
dis-
ciple
hul
as
(ho
master
of
masters
'
Was
M
xirange
that
the
Teacher
should
again
use
the
hody
of
an
oppressed
nation
Ihey
regain
single
blessedness.
ONF.
of
the
modern
worries
i
raiie'I
hjr
fear
of
getting
youi
femlers
humped.
TIll.N'iiS
you
don't
see
in
Use
Jidvorlising
literature
Include
tprairio
dul
iurm.
Galunrnif
rarlliquakes,
Florida
swamp
and
alligators,
Colorado
deciles.
Vancouver
smoke,
Victoria
wind,
Nanaimo
coal
dust
and
Princ
Itupert
knockers.
j
AlKll.'NI)
here
we
have
a
lot
ot
moss
on
the
uround
hul
Hint's
boiler
than
keeping
it
on
the
hacks
of
Ihe
people.
LAND
ACT.
.
CfUr
Llnd
riUlrtrl.
Ijnll
nrrrrfin
lllrtrt
of
I'Mnre
huurrl
ami
iIiuumI
mi
Ann.
i
Willi
i
jnur,
usilliwr,!
ui
niointi
nt
Atlinin
linrr.
:
TAkK
.no
TICK
llil
TrtnrH
nirharU
nunhip
of
Atlin,
B.il.
orcut'itlim
mill
Hi4iiiuT.
IntfiiiU
to
apply
lor
prmlinn
i.f
.urius.v
in?
luiMininK
iFcnu
lnd:
l
rr.iiimi.nelnr
n
i
rxm
nljniml
mi
Oj
nuih
Unire
of
Tiku
Arm
abmit
mll
iu.iiiei
rroiii
the
ninulii
nr
Atllnlo
lllirr
anit
j-iimiiiif
OuHire
10
rhlna
writ,
4htiri
to
rhain
amitli:
Itirnr
u
rhalni
IIM;
anil
tlirnr
o
rluma
north
in
.(mini
of
roiumi-nrNiipnt,
rohlalnlnc
40
u
rr.
fimr
nr
i"ij
r,
rnvius
niciivno
nu.M.op.
-.
Appliranl,
I
Palo,
Vtlln,
May
to.
im
t
LAND
ACT.
Wollea
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Leaae
Land
In
Prinre
luipcrt
l.anil
nerordmr
Pi-Jrvfl
or
Prlnrn
liupert.
and
aliuat
at
lflt.
II.
C.
1
TAKT.
NOTICE
that
Fttrftie
II.
Simp-lm
of
Mirtl,
orrnpallun
rainier.
In-aeiids
to
aj'ply
for
a
!
of
llif
follow
Sliar
ilrsrrllipd
land:--
.
Coiniiictirlna
at
a
poet
planted
at
the
hnrtheal
corner
or
Hlork
III,
Maxell
Tnvtnlle;
thi-nre
easterly
Ud
feel;
IhMIre
diiltx.rly
1,000
feet;
thrnr
wn-lerlr
tto
ree
thonre
mirtlii-rly
I.OOO
reel
i
pon
rmiiineneemeni,
ana
rem
lalnlnr
3
acrea,
mtre
nr
!,
tDOn.Nn
II.
BIMPSOM.
imirn
jium
a.
iwrn.
Applicant,
"QOVCRNMtNT
LIQUOR
ACT."
Notice,
of
Application
for
tar
Llca'naa.
Police
la
hereby
a-urn
that,
on
ihe
run
day
or
June
not
I.
Uie
undernlimed
Inletul
to
atiply
to
the
Uqiior
Control
Board
for
a
m-ense
in
reopen
or
prrlnlaea
lielna
part
or
the
bulldinr
known
aa
iirmn
rails
Hotel,
annate
on
front
Street.
Town
u1
orean
Fall,
upon
the
land
rteifritirit
ai
lid
No.
Jl,
nanre
S,
Cnat
nUtrlt.
Map
Mix
ll.M.
.!,
Land,
Ileal.
trnlion
lililrlri.
In
the
rmvoire
of
llrltlfh
Columbia,
roi
the
aale
r
freer,
by
lint
rU(,
-or,
by
the
jjljen
lioipc;
for
rorijiiiiipilun
on
tliovprO'
luted
tnta
Tlh
day
nr
June,
IHH.
PACIfin
MILLS
I
IMITFO.
Pr
e
iarkr1Tri.Miirer
LAND
ACT.
Notice
of
Intention
te
Apply
to
Leaae
Land
in
rnnre
nupert
Land
neriiMinir
6a
Irlct
of
Cnatt
nana
t,
and1
lluatn
'on
South
llarlincl
liland,
TAkK
NOTICK
that
Atrred
Swanon,
of
I'rinre
nupert,
oerirpatlon
Mariner,
In.
trmu
lo
apply
for
a
eao
of
ihe
follow-Int
dearrllied
landi
rnmiiieneinr
at
a
pnt
planted
at
the
hnrlh
end
of
South
tlarhael
lilind)
thenee
round
the
Itland
at
hlah
water
mark,
and
containing
to
arret,
more
or
leaa,
AI.FnKD
SWAJtSO.I,
Dated
April
17,
ilh.
App,lf,n,
A
Few
More
Specials
at
Bulgers
Sale
t'
St
Every
package
of
Winchester
agnrcttes
contnlns
n
poker
hnnd
Insert
card.
Suve
these
insert?
they
nrc
valuable
In.cxchanue
for
packs
of
high
grade
playing
cards,
etc.
except
when
he
says
she
is
the
sweelest
and
host
ami
truest
and
loveliest
!rl
In
all
the
world.
Then
she
knows
lie
is
telling
truth.
j
IIAIIVKY
Fmser
says
there
are
(Id
safe
Liberal
seats
al
any
!
rate.
There
are
Cli
In
Quebec!
md
one
in
fkeona.
And
ILine!
snys
he
thinks
that
makes
GO.
j
KORTY-F.IOHT
people
werfl:
eeking
divprees
from
the
Doni-i
inion
Senate,
when
the
disolu-i
dicated,
so
that
the
iupicion
andj4,
proceedings,
interrupted
Hie!
Ilk
Solid
Gold
Necklet
or
LavaHiere,
set
with
Synthetic
Huby,
altinil
two
earats
in
sie.
cry
-HM'iaf
price
$0.50
Ileal
Cut
Amber
Head
NcrkleL
Special
sale
price
$5.05
Ileal
French
Mile
Limoges
Cup
ami
Saucers.
Omv
a
few
left
at
05c
,"i.U
Silver
IMaletl
.Sitmlwich
or
(ke
Plate.
On
two
left
al,
sale
price
,
$2.35
.Mahogany
finish
large
size
ManleJ.
Clock,
wilh
two
lone
chime
on
metal
roils.
Ilepnlar
pv-ice
t2d,
Sate
price
$20.80
Silver
Plaleil
ClilliP
Cup.
Special
sale
price
.
.
$1.20
Solid
Oobl
Udies
lling,
vyilhjlnrk
Onyx
selling
w
lb
pearl
iif
centre.
Special
salt?
price
$2.95
Little
flirt's
Watches
with
strap,
nickel
case.
Spt
r
price
$2.95,
Indestructible.
Pinrl
Necklet,
LM
fiiflijv"
long,
with
s
ver
rlniSp,
rhiiieoiie
set
05c
?15
Slej-liilg
Silver
Tea
Set.
Sole
Price
.
$70.00
John
Bulger,
Ltd
Jewellers
Loggers!
Loggers!
We
have
Hie
only
complete
slock
of;
Gilchrist
Jacks
and
.arts
in
the
North.
We
handle
lagging
Cablo,
Axes,
penvics,
Haws,
and
gonqral
Camp
KipjIjmicnL
H
will
pay
you
lo
see
us
when.
outfHIng,
Stork's
Hardware
Limited
ilCANADIAM
VPACiriC
.eauwir
710
8ecor)d
Avenue.
i
..JUU....I
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
I
B.
C.
Coast
Services,
Sailings
from
Prince
Ruoert
To
Katthlkan,
VVranoall,
Juneau
apd
Bkagway
Julyft,
9,
It,
18.
18,
is!
ai.
30.
to
vancoui.r,
victoria
and
Seattle
July
7,
10,
UM,
ti,
24,
18,
31.
......
.
.
PWtNCISa
8ATatlCt,
Campbell
Rltae,
and
VaOcoueee
aarv
saturdat
II
a.m.
-....,
ucaan
rane,
Namu,
Alert
Bay.
Anoy
for
all
auamahlp
Llnea.
.r.
-
-
.
r
Full
Information,
from
w.
u.
uesnaaii
aanaral
AtanU
Oernee
of
4th
Street
and
Srd
Avenue,
Print
Rupert,
I.e.