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Tuesday.
May
It,
I92G.
Losing
Battle
Of
Old
Against'
New.
The
(jhi
has
always
fought
a
Ioing
battle
against
the
new.
Al
one
lime
those
'who
dared
lell
the
truth
were,
burned
at
th
slake
and
Svhole
sods
or
ffroims
were
nut
to
the
sword.
The
world
is
divided
iiito
those
who
are
willing
to
keep
pace
with
niitdernr
developtpems
and
those
who
cling
to
the
old.
Oom
Paul
Krugcr,
'president
of
the
Transvaal
Republic,
until
Ihe
daj
of
his
death.'.
iiHisted-that
the
earth
was
flat.
But
iL
was
noL
A
newgfconp
tirf
arisen
to
Nghl
for
the
old
as
against
the
new.
.1
iiiSigroiii"
is
known
as
the
"Bible
Crusaders
of
America.'
The-
are
1he
'Bryan
He
of
that
country
who
are
waving
their
pliny
-arun,
against
the
incoming
tide
suid
asking'
it
to
go
back:
They
ay
they
are
out
in
defense
of
Christ
and
the
Bible.
Han.
pHy
their
campaign
will
arouse
people
to
think
.out
things
for
themselves
and
,
by
drawing
attention
to
a
great
scientific
fact
will
possibly-forvvnrtl
the
cause
of
real
education.-
Here
is"a
cir
cular
Ihey
.ire
sending
out:
Fundamentalist
Campaign
In
States
And
Canada.
'The
.Rjble'
Cnisadcrs
of
America,
having
completed
two
great
ranipaigns
in
Florida
and
.Mississippi
against
the
teaching
of
evolution
iii
the
public
schools,
both
of
which
were
highly
successful;
are
now
launching
a
nation-wide
campaign
to
reach
iiUo
every
stale
and
Canada
and
to
combine
as
allie,
fundamentalist
'laymen
in
Ihe
Baptist,
Methodist,
Presbyterfan
and
other
denominations
inlo
one
great
offensive
and
defensive
alliance.
;
:
fieorge
F.
Washburn
or
Boston,
and
Clearwater,
Florida,
will
be
Ihe
Commanding
deneral
of
this
great
campaign.,
lie
has
associated
with
him,
dMinguished
educators,
editors,
clergymen
and
statesmen
whoe
influence'
extends
into
the
United
Slates
Congress
and
into
the
Kii(gs
Council
of
Canada.
This
sensational
crusade
is
amply
financed
and
has
an
official
weekly
magazine,
known
-as
"The
Crusaders'
Cham-
r-ion."
,
The
object
of
this
denominational
alliance
is
to
combine
the
orthodox
press,
pulpit
anil
.educational
institutions
into
one
piiwerfuMederation,
in
defense
of
Christ
and
the
Bible,
and
Utrjve
evolution
from
the
public
schools
of
America.
Says
Are
Conspiracies
And
Intrigues.
k
;
.
hi
'commenting
on
this
fewest
Crusade,
fieneral
Washburn
said,
"Whim
the
truth
is
told
about
Ihe
conspiracies
ami
Ju-trigues
pfjnioderni'ls,
in
high
places,
as
it
will
be,
afid
Cerlain
revelatioiH
'are
mado
couceniiug
institutions
that
tfre
fountain
heads'
of
obscenity,
there
will
be
an.
uprising
of
the
Christian
people
of;UHis
coimtry,
that
will
shake
the
nation.
We
proved
our
sfjiteniculs
in
our
former
campaigns1
and
wc
will
do
so
in
this
one.
"Protestantism
is
breaking
down
in
America
as
in
Continental
"Europe,
niul
to
avoid
this
here,
the
battle
of
the
ages
is
now
tin
between
Christianity
and
Evolution
to
save
the
day.
Tfiere
will
be
startling
revelations
which
will
shock
the
people,
and
(he
break
is
sure
to
come
between
the
Christian
and
Evolutionist,
members
tit
the
same
church,
and,
'if
inevitable,
why
not
now?'
The
church
of
fiod
cannot
continpe
half
pagan,
half
'
One
or
Ihe
oilier
must
go
down.'
Men
will
fight
better
nud
longer
Tor
their
religion
than
for
their
polilic.t
or
anything
else."
Areal
whole
wheat
cracker
TRISGUIT
made
the
same
as
Shredded
Wheat
Biscuit
Pressed
into
a
wafer,
Crisp,
Delicious
experiences
in
the
West,
Who
.'a
PAGET
VVtJ
;
THiS
DAtLY
NHyV3
12
AND
THE
CONTINENT
Superior;
.cuisine,
ventilated
cabins.
The
high
standard
of
Cunard
86;year
old
service
Reasonable
rates.
Weekly
SailinAs
to
Cherbourg.
''Cabin
Class
$150
and
up,
Dane
in&,
tennis
an
J
gymnasium:
dinner
JUf
Ifld,
Ill
rd
ANCHOR-DONALDSON
LINE
to
Glasgow
Th
ROBERT
REFORD
CO,
IM
rOTOWO
(PAom
fife
J;)
or
any
STEAMSHIP
AGEfT
SHERIFF
WAS
PIONEER
OF
THE
COUNTY
Appointed
to
Atlln
at
tho
Time
Judge
Young
Was
Sent
North
Tho
death
't
the
oldest
nwni-
county
court
judge..
When
the.
nilminlstrtfttVn
treadd'uarlers
of
Allin
district
was
lu'nuglit
to
Prince
'.Ituperl',
Sheriff
Shirley
al
so
moved
Jier.
arriving
in
January
lUlil.
He
was
a
resident
of
the
city
ever
since.
FlrsV
Trip
Out
;
Four
ve;M
ami
last
fall.;
Uieriff
Shirley
wont
to
ver
to
jxio
evidence
in
the
F.tujtm-
eer
Mine
ease,
anil
this.
.was
his1
first
and
last
visit
vears.
S0I
l
"A
Sheriff
Shirley
wits
Hhe
Andrew's
Cathedral
with
Arch-
BURNS
LAKE
111
onlv
bervif
the
Civil
service
in
Prince,
"".'?
"
lanu.y
wuo
never
Runert
district
and
probably
the
""
!,
,.,
p
i
u
n
era
i
win
iu
msi
i
u
"
ifrtit.
4i.,.nhi
.Tni.n
SliirW
w
Saturday
al
fernooir
from
S
sheriff
pf
Pritfee
lluperl
county.
rail.
which
look
place
early
yesterday
""'aeon
..
..
lux
..meia.inp.
i
in-aftornmm
in
the
Prince
lluperl
'n1
Sheriff
Shirley
was
an
no-General
Hospital
where'
he
had
Hvc
member
of
SI.
Andrew'
been
a
patient
for
the
past
sev-
Anglican
Chut-t
h,
bavin
been
a
eral
yeurs,
has
removed
one
of.-i.iesman
mr
many
years
tho
oldest
pioneers
of
tills
city
and
one
of
its
most
esteemed
i-ituens.
lie
was
b2
years
oi
age.
Though
so
many
summers
uid
-winters,
tnany
Of
them
filled
with
hardship
and
adventure,
lKisseil
since
first
he
saw
the
light
of
day
back
in
Ontario,
Sheriff
Shirley
seemed
to
haeJ
;een
treated
very
kindly
by:
Father
Time
and
op
to
short;
time
before
his
death
he
slill
et
eculeil
his
official
duties
in
Prince
Ilupert
with
the
vigor
and
despatch
of
one
far
younger
in
years.
Indeed,
those
who
came
In
contaei
with
him
would
have
placed
his
years
at
least
twenty
less
than
the
actual
82.
Horn
on
February
2l,
1HU,
on
the
Tarm
of
hi
father
in
Montagu
township,
six
miles
from
Smith's
Falls,
Ont.,
Sheriff
Shir-
ley
was
the
fifth
of
a
family
of
ten.
His
father,
John
Shirley,
was
a.
native
of
Wexford,
Ireland,
and
came
to
Canada
at
the
ape
f
six
years.
That
was
over
liO
years
ago,
and
the
homsstead
tear
Ollawa
at
that
time
was
in
deed
a
pioneer
one
.set
In
the
primeval
woods.
Jane
Kidd,
mother
of
Sheriff
Shirley,
also
came
from
Wcxfonl,
Ireland,
at
the
ape
of
nine
And
settled
with
her
tamily
near
Smiths
Falls.
Mr.
and
Mrs
Shirley
Sr.
died
over
thirty
years
nxa
within
ten
months
of
each
other.
BrothertjLlylng
Three
of
Sheriff
Shirley's
brothers
are
:jtill
livinK
two
older
and
one
younger.
The
older
ones
are
William,
who
is
in
the
United
Slates,
and
Thomas,
who
still
lives
on
the
old
homestead
at
Smiths'
Falls
and
is
the
grand
father
of
the
fourth
generation
on
the
same
farm.
The
ypunger.
brother,
Isaac,
lives
at
Metcalfe,
Ont.
The
other
members
of
the!
A
snn
was
burn
on
.MayG
lo
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Kd.
Lund
at
thei,
home
at
Ivrow.
Tho
Burns
Lake
Tennis
Clnn
has
eleehJ
officers
for
the
year
a
follows::
piesmeni,
ev.
v
.
H.Ashfortl;
secretary
treasurer.
P.
flarr.
.v
j
Mr.
and"
Mr.
V.
Schjetde.nin
and
children
have
left
for
Hie
south.
.Mrs
Sclijeldertip
will
go
lo
Vernon"
where
he
mother.
Mrs.
Woods,
-Is
''I
and
Mr.
Seh-jelerup
has
business
in
Victoria.
lievt
W.
It.
Ashtord
has
lefi
for
VaiMNiuver
In
attend
the
rtiiletl
Church
eonference.
Hal
Bennett
of
Oolsa
Lake
ir
on
asttir
lo
Prinee
Itupert.
Considerable
works
Is
proceed
ing
pu
ihe
Hums
ltke
ball
park
which
it
I
intended
lo
m.ifce
vv
?r
the
fittest
In
the
north
cflui'-
Iry.
Football
players
of
the
Inwn
arft'helhg
organize,!.
(
Sam'
MacDeary
was
brmwh:
from
ltolrfilie
last
week
to
ob-taia
niedfeal
attention
for
it.-Juries
ustj(ins
when
a
Hi
droppel
on
'him.
.
H.
Mould,
who
lias
worked
or.
the
section
at
ltoe
Lake
for
llo
past
four
years,
has
taken
u
position
ns
foreman
near
Mt
Bride.
Mrs.
Mould
will
poln
111
ti.
later.
ANDERHOOF
Settlers
ari
arrivinu
in
IhU
family,
all
of
whom
lived
to
a:Iiet
from
1
the
Old
Country
ripe
old
ajie,
have
now
passed
iberherl
.
I'jke
with
hi
wif-away.
The
last
to
die
was
(Seorge'ind
four
'
luldren
have
arrived
).
Shirley,
youturcr
brother
oftal
l-orl
l-ra.T
ront
Devon,
Kng-the
sheriff
and
with
whom
be
land,
and
Knob
Stilt
with
hi-
shared
all
of
the
adventures
and;Wife
and
two
ciiUdrei
have
ar-
passed
away
in
Prince
Itupert
onlJobn
Ooodall
with
his
wife
and
February
11,
1023.
,
bherirf
Shirley
left
the
old
home
al
an
early
age
to
attend
school
in
Toronto
and
02
years
ajto
with
bis
broiher.
(Jeorge,
arrived
in
Western
Outario.
In
KH-.
Ihe
brothers
came
lo
Manitoba
Shirley
had
Lis
chiidiiiK
as
i
sheriff,
bein
lepnly
there
for
live
years.
Oolng
to
Calsary
itl
H87.
the
Sherifr
enga;el
in
office
work
and
remained
there
itjr
nine
years.
In
the
meantime,
hi,
brother
fteorae
had
gone
lo
the
Liiited
states
and
married,
tils
wife
dying
not
Ioihk
wards.
Went
to
.Yukon
afler-
lleinineil
livliis
lirotlier.
Sheriff
Shirley,
responiling
lo
the
wild
lure
of
gold,
left
Calpary
bound
for
the
Yukon
and
in
January
I8U7
sailed
for
the
north
on
the
old
steamer
Willapa
which
was
fieneral
Washburn
also
said:
"The
great
power,
when
making
a
special
run
with
an
ltniled,
r
Ibis.
vast
Fundamentalist
army
can
be
estimated,
when
i
overflow
or
Kold
seekers
from
it
is
known
that
Ihey
easily
outnumber,
in
America
alone,
all.
Ihe
steamer
Tees.
Leaving
the
tlie
hrplies
o
PI
her,
.World
War.and
HicKe
men
will
stnnd-
like'
ship
at
Wrangell,
the
brothers
Hpartrfifs
as
'defenders
of
tlu
faith'
.In
the
elid
went
up
the
Stiklne
Itiver
and
iver
the
Ashcroft-Teslln
trail
Into
Allin.
The
several
'
hundred
mile
trip
oxerland
from
Wranvelli
I
to
Allin
was
fraught
with
many
delay
and
it
took
oer
twelve!
jirtonlhs,
dog
team
beinK
the
priti-
clpal
mode
of
travel.
However,1
I
Ihey
arrived
safely
at
Atlln
in
Mareh,
t8'J0.
For
a
rounle
of
years
Sheriff
S)jfiley:m1iej
with
Ids
"brother;
but
this
was
not
altogether
Sucre
-
ful
allhoingh,
like
many
others,
they
senl
much
money.
He
then
went
Into
the
wood
and
water
business
with
dogs
and
made
good
at
this.
In
1902
Mr
Shirley
received
the
appointment
of
deputy
sheriff.
Ihe
head
orflce.
then
lieing
Vancouver.
In
April
Itrt5,
with
the
creation
of
the
separate
counly
of
Atlln
he
was
named
sheriff
on
the
same
day
that
F.
McB.
Young
was
made
fived
in
Ihe
uki
Lake
dislrio
two
children
have
also
arrived
al
Fort
Fraer.
Tlie
final
pajiri'ieut
has
been
made
on
the
Community
Hal.
here
and
an
indefeasible
title
has
been
jriveri
the
management
litul
it
was
in
Brandon
where
JoblUby
K.
II.
Suttih
Oh
Wdnunl
tit
II
tlieJi'llh.
Mrs
1A.
fA.ifltitehinion
ba4
left
ifip
a
ll.t.
A
v.
.i.'
.
'
Ilev,
n.
T.
McFarlane
left
o
Sund.tj;
.,to
alttyul
,thf
;,'Unlled
Clitirch'1
'
run
f.r'ence
rt
1
Vaneou-
ver.
.Miss
ell
Hums,
who
lived
in
.
uiiueriioin
sunie
ten
years
aar"
when
her
TaMier
w'a
in
ehar.-of
the
Pieiiyiprian
mission
field,
has
arrived
front
Vaiieoincr
(.
visit
witii
M'
and
Mrs
J.
M
Chips
off
ihe
OM
Block
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lult.
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ay
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is
based
on
2000
Year-old
Secret
as
Nature
has
given
to
man
the
instinct
to
rub
his
hurts,
JUST
so
in
her
wonderful
storehouse
ol
herbs
she
provides
the
ideal
substance
to
rub
with.
The
Gladiators
of
Ancient
Rome
knew
this
secret.
Their
precious
herbal
balms
had
magic
healing
powers.
After
2,000
years,
the
secret
ol
natural
healine
has
been
rediscovered.
In
Zam-Buk
we
have
to-day
the
identical
skin-growing
property
of
the
ancient
costly
balms,
with
the
additional
purity
and
relinement
which
only
modern
scientilic
skill
can
bring.
Directly
Zam-Buk
is
smeared
on
a
jagged
wound
or
obstinate
sore,
an
extraordinary
regeneration
ol
the
tissues
begins.
All
pain
and
itching
dies
away,
inllammation
is
a!lay-d,
poisonous
Influences
which
hinder
healing
are
neutralised,
and
there
is
a
speedy
growth
ol
new
skin.
Zam-Buk
is
"the
handy
skin
doctor"
in
a
million
homes
because
it
is
so
quickly
soothing
and
effective.
Zam-Buk's
absolute
reliability
comes
Irom
its
Dure
herbal
character
and
entire
freedom
-
-
j
from
animal
fats.
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i-
kin
tm
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w
ltr
ttul
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tins
week
for
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(Ion
purposes.
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and
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council
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huild
a
sidewalk
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Avenne
as
far
north
as
the
Human
Catholic
Church.
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Tlie
old
thiniline
of
lb
Roeher
ile
ltHile
urine
is
now
being
taken
down
by
Oeorge
HhII
and
assoeiales
and
will
belaken
to
Stewart
where
il
will
be
plar-el
in
the
senire
of
the.
Iiuuwell
mine.
A
new
anl
modern
store
is
dehor
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al
llazellon
to
house
Ihe
huwness
of
Ihe
late
C.
V.
Smith
which
is
now
man
'Hfetl
tiy
M.
Myrps.
Plans
are
nnder
way
for
a!
celebration
lo
be
held
in
New
ll.nellon
on
May
2.
Conimi.-,
lees
have
been
named
as
fi-i
lows::
president,
Mr.
W.
v.
Sargent;
vire-prideiit.
Mrs.
V
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seireiary-lreaiur"i,
Mrs.
Parent;
executive
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Sawle,
II.
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Morrison,
P.
Spoouer,
Mrs.
DeiHto,
J.
IL
William,
Mrs.
Thornton
and
Airs.
Spooner.
There
was
a
four
team
baseball
tournament
at
Ki'ptox
yes-enlay
with
two
learns
present
from
llazellon,
one
from
Kispl.it
and
the
fourth
from
Ulen
YoweH.
!
'lite
Women'
Auxiliary
nf
the
llazellon
Hospital
will
staue
tbi
play
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local
talent
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June
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