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EVOLUTION
WILL
BE
ESTABLISHED
Important
Scientific
Experiment
Is
Under
Way
In
French
West
Africa.
XEW
YORK,
June
30.
What
promise
to
be
one
of
the
nio.l
important
scientific
experiments
f
modern
time.
is
already
under
way
at
Ihe
reservation
of
th
Pasteur
Institute
of
Kindia,
French
West
Africa,
it
is
revealed
ny
tiowaru
j.
tvngianu,
weiroiii
..
.
.
1
n
I
t.
T
I
:
ti.
!
.,c-r
aii.i
uiumnn.
xun
pur-1
Mary
Morrison,
principal
of
"
reduce
specimens
of
primallvel.Mi
nun
by
hybridizing
human
beinp
wilb
Ihe
various
.specie
of
livirur
anthropoid.
Mr.
England,
the
first
to
propose
these
bybridiza
ion
experiments,
secured
the
use
vt
the
large
Kindia
laboratories
from
Dr.
A.-Calmette,
of
Paris
noted
French
biologist.
Dr.
Kd-
in
K.
.Slossen,
of
the
Science
Xervice,
of
Washington,
D.
C.
i
also
co-operating
with
him
in
ad-AanciiiR
the
project.
A
statement
issued
by
Mr.
Kn?-laml
explained
(hat
Dr.
KJie
Ivan-uff
of
Moscow
is
already
on
the
ground.
"The
Itussian
government
has
advanced
10,000
for
the
undertakinir"
he.
said.
With-in,
a,
short
time,
as
support
1
forlhcomiivjr,
I
shall
leave
fdr
Kindia
to
assist
in
conducting
the
experiments.
"We
are
confident
that
hybrids
can
be
produced,
and,
in
the
event
wt
are
successful,
the
question
of
the
evolution
of
man
will
be
established
to
thtf
satisfaction
of
the
most
dogmatic
anti-evolu
tionists.
Orans
outanns.chimpar-.ees,
and
gorillas
will
be
employed,
and
possibly
gibbons.
My
original
idea
was
that
only
hy
brids
front
the
gorilla
would
prove
leriile;
and
from
those
alone
would
it
bf
possible
to
produce
tht
cjimplele
chain
of
specimens
front
the
perfect
anthropoid
to
the
perfect
man.
Dr.
F.
O.
Crttik-shank.
of
London.
lioweve.
author
or
'The
Mongol
in
Our
Midst,'
who
has
made
a
minute
unatoinicai
study
of
the
three
larger
anthropoids,
i.
convinced
ihat
.
if
ths
orang
be
hybridized
with
the
yellow
race,
the
gorilla
with
the
black
race,
and
Ihe
chimpanzee
-with
the
while
race,
all
three"
hybrid
will
prove
fertile
and
reproduce
themselves.
In
his
opinion
each
.pevie
of
anthropoid
is
more
closely-
related
to
iU
correspondingXhumari,
type
than
it
is
to
either
of
the
'other
anthropoids.
In
other
words,
Dr
i.rtiifthank
believes
that
the
chimpanzee
has
a
closer
relationship
to
the
while
race
than
to
Use
sori'iia
or
the
oraiuz.
'I'lie
jgifciion
be
considers
has
its
cor
!
responding
human
type
In
the
more
brarhycophalic
peoples
of
Kiirope.
We
shall
procped
along
these
lines,
as
I
am
now
in
complete
accord
with
Dr.
Cruikshank's
v
iews.
Artificial
Fecundation
"Dr.
Ivanoff
has
been
most
successful
In
artificial-fecundation,
ami
has
crossed
many
specie.
of
animals.
Kindia
J
the
natural
habitat
of
Ihe
gorilla
and
;
ehj-rtpanzee.
It
is
also'
suitable
for
!:-
orang
and
gibbons,
and
Mlie
climate
i
ueh
thai
white
scientists
can
live
them
Without
danger
of
wintracjing
tropical
(diseases.
The
Kindia
reserva
tion
comprises
.several
;
thousand
acres
and
Is
supporled
by
an
an-jnual
appropriation
of
20,000
:
francs
by
the
French
government,
i
Free
use
of
the
laboratories
and
grounds
has
been
extended
lo
us.
Din
it
will
require
a
fund
of
f
100,
mmj
to
carry
out
Ihe
work.
The
Jlusslan
governmenl
having
borne
utc
inttial
cost,
several
nromin
ent
American
palrons
or.
science
have
become
Interested,
and
I
life
loundatlon
will
doubtless
be
nam
-
o,
fn-
IK
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j
v-
4vi
vo
ywuviytu
uonor,
ne
1
concluded.
The
American
Association
for
the
Advahcement
of
Atheism
will
help
promote
the
experiments..
The
Atheist
say
they
will
send
competent
representatives
into
each
slate
that
attempt
to
pas
an
anti-evolution
law
and
put
the,
cne
for
evolution
before
the
pub-
I
lie.
!
CURSING
MOTHERS
BLAMED
FOR
LOOSE
mmm
nn
rim
o
tJlCCLn
UT
ulfALO
Mi.MXl.Y
June
30.
.Had
an
-
guage
of
ihe
modern
mother
is
.
...
repon.uie
ior
a
rreat
deal
oriaie
otrerltfK
a
pncraiii
uT
enter
.1
11
uiuiiin
.rmnif;iri'.
Ihe
Francis
Holland
school
for
,,i,iiiiai
VWIliri
ITIll
17
or
IleatL,
Mitrese
Assoeialion
here.
"For
years
we
have
made
allowance
for
lather's
strong
language."
Miss
Morrison
asrtel,
"Iiul
now-
mother
is
nearly
as
Kid.
and
it
is"
having
i
serious
effect
mi
the
girls'
speech
among
hi-mse'ves.
-
Tilts
is
all
a
part
tt
Mie
rTi!iel
greater
freeijom."
SURGEON
FINDS
95
LEADEN
PELLETS
IN
WOMAN'S
APPENDIX
IlF.llLl.V
June
30.
Ninety-five
leaden
pellets,
weighing
21
grams".'
wete
found
in
the
appendix
of
a
woman
operated
on
by
Dr.
Sonne-feld.
The
patient
is
a
forester's
daughter,
who
has
lived
chiefly
on
game
hof
by
her
father.
The
small
shot
'which
she
swallowed
while
eating
Ihe'
game
are
said
to
have
lodged
in
the
appendix.
'Ihey
did
not
cause
the
woman
Ihe
slightest
discomfort.
The
surgeon
performing
an
operation
naving
nothing
to
do
with
the
appendix.
G.TP.
DEBENTURE
HOLDERS
THREATEN
TO
BRING
ACTION
LONDON.
June
30.
The
Grand
I'runk
Pacific
debenture
holders'
committee
have
taken
their
coun
sel's
opinion
that
the
placing
of
various
items
of
interest
in
front
Of
Ihe
Pacific
guarantee
is
legally
inadmisabte,
and
that
the
only
way
to
denl
effectively
with
the
arguments
submitted
by
the
rail
way
is
lo
tak?
legal
proceedings.
Financial
ctrCIe.
believe
that
no
development
is
likely
to
occur
im
mediately.
To
go
to
law,
one
financial
writer
remarks,
Is
a
course
which
"dividend-less"
stockholders
can
hardly
contemplate
with
enthusiasm.
MAPLE
LEAFS
GlYEN
CHARGE
OF
CATERING
DOMINION
DAY
DANCE
At
a
meeting
or
the
Native
Pons
Dominion
Day
dance
committee
last
night
it
was
decided
that
the
Maple
Leal
basketball
team,
assisted
by
their
Irainer,
Ilalph
Smith,
would
have
sole
charge
or
Die
catering
arrangement
at
Ihe
exhibition
hall.
Members
of
I
lie
team
who
yUl
decorate
the
lunch
eon
room
In
the
hall
and
assist
at
the
tables
Include
Miss
Margaret
Oraham
(captain
i,
Miss
Myra
Harvey,
Miss
tftfherln
Harvey.
Miss
Helen
Grant,
Miss
Aileeti
Mepnens.
.Miss
Dorothy
Macdon
al'l
and
Miss
May
Thompson.
Among
passengers
making
Unround
trip
to
Alaska'
on
the
Princess
Louise
this
week
are
.o.
and
Mrs.
A.
W.
Jones,
Lady
"award
and
Mrs.
Hermann
Hobertson
of
Victoria,
Tlwv
will
tie
lllifV
llAA
antt
I
I.I.
.
.1
Ct
.
...v.
wuiliuuuumun
Bll
urday,
'
4
W
anted
For
Sale
DAILY
For
Rent
2c
per
word
in
SPORT
CHAT
Willi
a
two-game
baseball
series
between
Prince
ftupert
and!
Ketchikan
apd
th
Dominion
Day
"up
footliall'llnal
to
-aynoMiing
o!
'children'
snort
am!
other
faw
Mure.,
the
Native
Sub
of
n&nada
.
liiinnieni
wr
iw
ceienratioii
nt
J
Dominion
Day
tomorrow
thai
j'
should
.prof
e.-or
interl
lo
III.
fhere
will
lie
no
excue
lor
anv-
iMy
to
leave
the
city
with
suoli
a
complete
program
olTered.
The
commiilees
have
Jieen
workini.-
ii
am
ana
an
(hat
is
now
neces
sary
for
complete
success
j
favorable
trenLmeni
at
the
hamK
of
the
weather
man.
The
first
Ketrhikan-Prince
Iluperl
Utseball
game
at
the
Dominion
Day
celebration
to
morrow
will
take
place
at
1
:3W
and
the
j&M
zt
rt:Jp.
Tne
fol-hiwins.
lA.ml&eiM-eseyUuirPrinr
nuperl.
l"rejnesteI
to
report
at
Arropoli
Hill
groumls
at
I
o'
clock
'tomnrrlWr
HtlerHOuit
Hal-
four
.
ajd
.saKttiVn,
catcher?;
SehenTler
an.lYlEkfi.Ty.
otlclierf;
V.
Mcmie,,
h..Faniuliar,
2b.;
Moran,
.;
llaveland.
3b.;
Lani-
tue.
ir.:
W.
MiUrhell,
cf.;
Pern,
if.;
Oeorare
Mitchell,
substitute.
Owing
the
Naval
nAervewtts
untible
unnide
to
field
a
lull
leant,
the
Inlermedt-ffM'thall
ale
League
game
eallew
for
lal
night,
tietween
the
Naval
Ilescrve
tind
the
High
School,
wa
postponed
until
Saturday.
A
scratch
game
wn
played
lal
night
between
nick
-tin
team
re
sulting
in
a
0-1
score.
The
line-ups
lor
the
regular
Intermediate
fixture
tonight
between
the
High
School
ami
the
Y
Mae
will
be
a
follows:
High
school
Kihslor;
Mackay
and
Mortimer:
Stalker.
Hond
an
I
Parker:
Currie.
Y.
Kalsuyama,
W.
Murray,
K.
Kalsuyama
and
Malheson;
spares,
(.
Maetlonalu
and
(i.
Yeirerk.
A
Maeif.
Hacker;
Cameron
and
HeidvKerr,
Hoberls
ahd
Kel-sey;
.Phillips,
DJcket,
?rxichan.
Ctale,
llil
andJHmllfO
.
.
-"Tin
i"
-$
itoy
airrc,
"
ih?
Cou
rtena-
(Vancouver
Island;
boy
who
ha-been
righting
in
the
light-heavy
division
for
the
past
two
year,
will
enter
the
ranks
of
the
heavies
on
July
I,
when
he
light
Ole
Anders.
in,
of
Seattle,
at
th
.-Indium
in
Courlenny.
Anderson
weighs
19(1
pounds,
i
twenty-eight
years
or
age,
and
has
fought
nearly
all
Ihe
best
men
in
the
United
Slates.
He
Inst
a
'lose
decision
lo
Harry
Wills;
hold
decisions
over
fiarl
Morris,
the
Oklahoma
giant;
J
til
I
v
Miske
and
Krank
Farmer,
and
has
knocked
out
.
Hill
Ilrennan,
Sam
Maker.
Jim
Flynn,
Clem
Johnson
ami
Floyd
Johnson.
ClilTe
will
right
at
175
pounds
and
is
confident
that
his
speed
will
offset
the
advanlages
gained
by
Anderson
by
his
superior
weight
and
ability
to
hit
heavier.
I
Ihe
H.fi.
hoy
can
Like
th-measure
or
Anderson
il
will
be
a
big
boost
ror
liim.
The"
scheduled
light
between
Ocorges
Carpenlier,
Ihe
French
lighl-heavyweighl,
and
Fldi
Huffman,
or
Los
Angelct,
at
TI
Juaiia,
Mexico,
July
t
j,as
j,-,.,,
culled
off.
Carpenlier
sprained
n
hand
In
his
fight
-with
Tonimv
Loughran
at
Philadelphia
re",
cenlly.
Negotiations
are
under
way
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rial
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month.
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offices.
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cities.
SUMMER
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near
Terrace.
Msil
Lakclse
lilhia
Hoi
Springs.
Llthia
is
one
of
tit:
finest
mineral
waters
known
for
rheumatism.
Ooorl
fly
fishing
for
rainbow
trout
in
Lakelse
lake
and
river.
Motor.
meel
all
trains
giving
through
connection
with
Lodge.
'Telephone,
connected
to
Terrace.
J.
Hruce
Johnstone,
manager.
BOARD
AND
ROOM.
WILL
HOOM
and
Hoard
two
gentlemen
in
private
home
ten
minutes
walk
from
clh.
Phone
Mlark
taH
or
call
211
Firth
Avenue
West.
tf
HOARD.
The
Inlander,
8.1fl
Second
Avenue.
Phone
137.
HOARD,
Rooms
and
Furnished
Suiles.
Palmer
House.
if
nw.Vllll
A.M)
HOOM
to
Tlilid
Avenue.
Phone
fled
33(1.
for
a
sculling
race
n
which
Jack
Heresford,
0f
London.
nrl,t'
sculling
chninpion,
would
defend
he
Philadelphia
K0ld
cltallengj
nip
against
Waller
M,
Hoover,
nd
olher
prominent
IfnllNl
States
scullers
Honal
champlonsblns
in
ii.u"
Jelphia
In
August.
High
Low
High
Low
Articles
Lot
and
Found,
&c
LOST.
l.i
ST
Hit
SalunUy
near
water.
front,
black
leather
wallet
containing
hill
ami
receipts.
Finder
please
leave
at
Dal
News
ottlee
or
phone
Oreee
73rt.
1
MISCELLANIiOUS
SI'MMKIt
Camp
at
Lake
Katblyu
opens
June
ftt.
Fpr
pnrUou.
lars
apply
Mrs.
K.
K.
Itirnle,;
limlll....
it
r
its
asm
c
0
CHEVROLET.
ON
and
alter
July
I,
avert
im
rate
will
ix
chrgM
nn
Sundays
ami
publie
hnlidur
nnd
after
p.m.
on
wetMt-tkys.
Tills
is
neeery
ki
eomply
with
Ih
"Hour,
ol
Overtttne"
Ael.
Overtime
wilt
be
elunvesl
at
Ihe
rae
of
time,
and
one
tiair
over
Ihe
regular
etpht
hur
day.
Wrecking
service
Av
and
nfsht.
KAIKN"
OAItAOK.
PAtlKF.It
S
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ls
ill
N'l'KU.
tX
ami
.if-.'i
t.
nverttmo
rate-
w.;
i.
i
inif-,.,1
Sun-'Ur
dav
and
y
lniifi
and
after
1
p.
m
..n
Week
tUy.
This
i
necessary
to
eoranly
jvllli
the
"Hours
of
Vrt"
Arl.
Overtime
will
be
charged
at
the
rate
of
time
ami
one
half
mtr
the
reauUr
elirlit
hour
day.
Wrecking
serviee
1-
anil
night.
PARKER
OARAOK.
KAIF.X
(iARAOIL
jab.
Hu.vrr.it.
TAXI
Phone
67
Tail
(Call
(ieorge.
Paul
or
Gul)
Six
and
Seven
Pacngrr
Slude
bakers
at
your
disposal
any
lime.
ROSS
BROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Block.
Across
rrom
Kmpress'llolel.
GOOD
EATS
Opposite
Henson's
tstudlo.
Third
Avenue.
RKAL
HUMi:
OOOKF.D
MYll
Mm.
I'Rer.
proprieltens.
Phone
H'ack
700.
FURNITURE,
New
and
SeconJhand
Furni
lure
Store.
We
Uif,
Sell
and
Ka
change
New
and
Secondhand
Goods.
GEO.
PAPAOOPULOS
3
Third
Ave
.
"hone
nlr
WOOD.
'
Dry
Mixed
Wood
.
to.no
a
load.
Dry
Fir
Wood
tfl.50
n
lond.
.
Cut
lo
any
length.
Kindling,
7.0o
a
load.
Fir
Furnace
Wood
7.00
a
load.
A.
ISAACSON
Phone
Hlack
4rt
Real
Cove.
PRINCE
RUPERT
TIDES
Thursday,
July
1
High
5tl7
ajii.
18.H
I8.fi
fL
I:I8
p.m.
IH.7
Low
11:15
a.m.
1.3
Friday,
July
2
fi:2(l
a.ni.
17,3
19:21
p.m.
IH.7
0:23
a.m,
7.0
l?:38
p.m;
R.B
Saturday,
July
3
7:IH
a.m.
Ifi.5
20:2(5
p.m.
1
8.0
i
1:30
a.m.
7.1
13:41
p.m.
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