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poppies
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cheerful
response.
Wednesday,
Nov.
9.
1927
REFORM
OF
THE
SENATE
The
fact
that
hoc
of
the
provincial
premiers
have
declared
themselves
opposed
to
the
abolition
or
reform
of
the
Canadian
Senate
dees
set
mean
anything.
Those
in
authority
nave
almost
invariably
opposed
every
new
saove
for
a
better
condition.
Barnacles
are
always
difficult
to
remove.
We
have
to
ret
ember
that
both
churcti
and
state
opposed
the
abolition
of
slavery
and
Captain
Casey
o&
the
Church
Army
told
us
last
week
that
the
move
which
be
heads
so
SBCtessfatry
was
opposes1
by
both
clergy
and
laiety.
It
is
so
throughout
the
whole
world.
When
the
suggestion
was
made
by
several
scientists
a
generation
ago
that
possibly
man
has
been
for
ages
developing
instead
of
being
once
perfect
and
then
falling,
there
was
a
storm
of
protest
which
even
today
breaks
out
in
certain
q
Barter
although
the
idea
is
accepted
by
practically
all
thinkers
today.
Those
who
advance
anything
new
mast
expect
to
be
opposed.
No
matter
bow
reasonable
is
the
proposal,
it
will
always
be
opposed.
New
ideas
are
evolved.
Two
thousand
years
ago
some
new
ideas
were
given
to
the
world
and
the
people
in
authority
crucified
the
fiver
and
those
who
later
upheld
the
ideas
were
torn
by
wild
beasts
to
the
accompaniment
of
mnch
hilarity
on
the
part
of
the
spectators.
The
Canadian
Senate
is
something
like
the
vermiform
appendix.
It
does
not
seem
to
have
any
value
and
it
is
sometimes
expen
sive
and:
even
pattiful.
It
seems
almost
as
difficult
to
eradicate
the
Senate
from
the
body
politic
as
the
appendix
from
the
human
sys
tem.
uow
are
onsoiew
relics
of
a
bygone
age.
.
7
r-
DR.
MACLEAN
A
WORTHY
SUCCESSOR
Dr.
MaeLean
seem
to
be
a
worthy
successor
of
Premier
Oliver.
He
Is
making
a
good
beginning
at
Ottawa
in
carrying
on
a
campaign
for
the
return
to
British
Columbia
of
her
railway
lands
and
for
increased
subsidies
to
this
province
and
also
for
the
sole
right
of
the
province
to
impose
income
taxes
on
the
people,
thus
relieving
taxation.
He
is
supported
there
by
the
attorney
general
and
it
they
do
not
win
their
case,
they
will
at
any
rate
impress
their
views
on
the
people
of
the
East
so
that
eventually
we
shall
get
our
own.
The
fight
is
not,
by
any
means
a
political
one.
It
simply
means
that
MaeLean
is
the
man
who
happens
to
be
head
of
the
government
and
be
is
rising
to
the
occasion.
MUST
LOOK
AROUND
FOR
MAYOR
in
view-01
tne
near
approach
of
the
civic
elections,
it
is
time
dUzeo
were
bestirring
themselves
and
looking
around
for
a
man
to
fltl
the
position
of
mayor.
"We
have
no
idea
whether
Mayor
Newton
will
offer
for
re-election
but
if
he
does
not
another
man
must
be
fonsd
and
even
if
he
does
decide
to
be
a
candidate
again,
it
is
possible,
that
others
also
might,
light
to
contest
the
office.
It
is
net
usual
for
a
man
to
hold
the
.position
as
long
as
has
the
present
mayor.
The
name
of
Alderman
Joe
Greer
has
been
mentioned
as
a
possible
man
for
the
job.
Mr.
Greer
has
made
a
good
alderman
and
there
seems
no
good
reason
why
he
should
not
be
an
efficient
mayor.
At
any
rate
the
field
is
now
open
and
nominations
are
in
order.
Let
us
at
any
rate
see
a
reasonable
contest
this
year.
It
is
not
good
for
the
city
to
have
the
election"
go
by
default.
ron'FES
QNf
ARMISTICE
DAY-:
.
.
.y.
a
ine
week-end
there
will
be
a
sale
of
poppies
under
the
Canadian
Legion,
the
proceeds
of
which
goes
to
a
relief
fund
from
which
widows
and
orphans,
down-and-out
comrades
and
any
badly
in
need
of
help
are
supplied
with
the
necessaries
of
life.
Very
few
people
realize
the
claims
that
are
made
upon
the
organization
of
the
returned
men
by
those
in
dire
need.
It
is
the
place
to
whijth
former
soldiers
or
their
wives
naturally
apply
first
The
work
is
carried
out
quietly.
Once
a
year
the
people
of
Prince
ltunert
arp
nakorl
tn
nnt-;.
bute
to
the
fund
on
the
annual
poppy
day
and
usually
they
respond
liberally.
This
year
the
money
in
needed
as
much
as
ever
and
the
For
Growing
Children
BOVRIL
IN
HOT
MILK
is
a
wonterf
isl
beefy
builder
87
URGES
UNITED
EFFORT
AMONG
ALL
CHURCHES
.tVenel
SitmwKb
IVfen&i
Dr.i
Barnes
rsrt
Draw
Attention
I
More
Important
Mat-
,
ter
In
linn
need
o
Uti
inni
Chi
Mils
,
Churches
rw
of
tht
worst
asfueUs
He
says
la
put
I
as
trees
rear
Isaac
of
Sanaa?.
October
SO.
you
have
taken
aa
the
old
boo
at
contention
akoat
Bsataalau.
an
taat
away
of
jour
readers
aawt
alsiady
atta
artattty
at
saw
at
the
Usy
I
mil
that
ya
haw
Dr.
BsrsMt
aa
tsttaHaec
af
a"-
kutttc
s
Mm
sasae
wSjech
an
as
apparent
enhsr
treat
hla
senaoa
ta
Weet-auaatar
Attoey.
St
PsaTa
Cathtoaal
ar
la
taw
lecture
deimred
to
ta
boya
at
TTalaima
Sckool.
an
of
which
I
hot
earatany
read
aa
resorted
la
tat
XBgtee,
areas.
I
laar
that
foa
argot
on
'ta
rriacinle
that
aceaoM
-every
aalior
M
a
man.
therefore,
siy
man
sauet
be
the
that
"an
aaaaiy
ng
ago.
un-
terton.
aftar
a
toor
of
Uat
L'ni:S
Matea.
vara
n-riuag
aa
Vhr
ntajact
of
fTooi-j
bitloa.
aakl
taat
to
put
up
aa
astaasj
for
taw
aant
at
lanrtino
Umbb
40am
'a
(any
of
taa
tnaltihaat
Tow
tor
taa
aaaw
of
aatklpc
hit
at
tar
Balaam,
ta
havs
up
is
a
tot
ol
tola
foru
19
auk
a
caar
Tai
aoaJd
vy
pot
arty
-air
ickca
datftua.
IUIU
Pt-ITTI
Juat
at
a
taac
eat
ta
ysar
-
tel.
Canrch
(Caareh
of
TTaalanil
eaU
waat
yon
will)
U
aettsng
Its
tair-apiratac
amnawatc
aalca
lavarta
j
aly
lead
mto
bllaa
aUeya
or
aawatyt
make
an
cstra
tarn
of
that
tnetaus
dr-i
it
tram
which
taarc
la
aa
aacapat,
Agaia.
when
U
all-latpartaat
tor
j
Cbnatiaatty
.to
aaov
a
uaitoS
frontt
sad
aaanaale
la
tk
tatcraau
of
dvUtaBtKa)
tn
a
apott
of
acccauaudation.
la
tt
araw
to
awvat
avauntaiaa
out
of
aaoawnfUa,
aeeentaat
ta
mavmeat
OtfTir
1
aa
by
aaaecattn,
theca
into
itaas
of
ekw
and
aaMaaoltag
or.
iftuu
to
ta
avar-
-.rtnaUtMa;
waaa
thaaa
la
aa
amca
that
heaCHas
hath
done
insrllwr
'Sth
a
number
of
maltxnnt
Hutancea
that
have
recently
occurred,
but
are
not
too
apparent
to
the
ara$e
hKUrtdoai
I!
you
will
only
have
the
patteaee
to
bear
with
me,
I
that
yaw
will
agree
that
you.
tn
common
wlih
mtqy
others,
have
swallowed
the
camel
and
are
straining
at
the
gnat.
IIAUU1N
Hiltl'LY
lULKilOlN
In
tbe
I
Inn
place
I
ma;
atenMoa
that
ihrwta
was
a
deeply
religious
man.
pro
bably
none
had
a
mors
profound
sent
of
the
DaHy;
it
Is
only
a
pervexse
teaching
that
baa
labelled
hlat
atheist
ana
what
not.
just
aa
the
world
Protestant
has
diverted
from
Ms
original
meaning
at
"Protagonist
of
the
True
Oixrtstkmlty"
hy
those
who
had
theer
own
eeds
to
wrre
aad
realised
that
they
were
fight
ing
a
lost
cause;
the
fJgbt
is
not
over
yet.
but
as
Bhakeapeare
employed
the
term
Protestants
have
no
reason
to
re
gret
the
meaning
then
put
to
It.
You
of
Vict
yourself
draw
the
eoBetuslon
that
"there
li
the
everlasting
lelt
motif
of
tbe
triumph
of
good
over
evU."
Here
you
employ
a
foreign
term
for
tbe
very
meaning
which
-Darwin
meant
by
Eroluttoi.
'
But
the
Injustice
that
you
do
to
Darwin
la
to
use
his
argu
ment
against
him
by
a
complete
reversal
of
Its
true
meaning.
Bergon
ha
mnlpvec
the
term
"elan
vital"
for
the
erj
same
thip.
though
the
baif-splU'
ty
1
rtfhtiltrVW
that
the
Archbishop
of
Canterbury
has
upheld
all
that
Bishop
Barnes
said
tn
regard
to
Evolution.
He
only
took
exception
to
the
latter'
attitude
towards
"Trans-substan-
tlatlon."
a
subject
which
wema
to
in
I
terest
tbe
churchmen
rather
than
laymen.
This
as
a
point
of
fact,
can
be
dismissed
in
a
very
few
words:
the
ele-'
ments
at
tbe
communion
service'
are
'
best
regarded
by
tbe
Individual
as
aids
to
contemplation,
and
each
of
us
must
take
tbe
material
view
of
the
same
in
:
the
shape
beat
tutted
to
our
own
personal
requirements;
beyond
that
it
Is
j
futile
to
ga.
and
only
results
in
waste
of
time.
Here
the
Bishop
of
Binning-,
ham
was
at
least
Indiscreet,
and
tbe
Archbishop
administered
a
gentle
but.,
at
the
same
time,
unmistakable
rebuke.
I
with
which
we
must
aU
agree.
I
see.
I
however,
you
make
no
mention
of
thVi
On
the
other
hand,
the
Archbishop
con-
I
demned
the
unseemly
theatrical
stunt
j
(I
try
to
make
mj
language
approprt-
j
te
to
the
occasion)
which
was
enacted
f
within
St.
Paul's
Cathedral,
and
which
j
had
so
tame
an
ending.
The
organist
helpctfRcjptfiDcold
waVsr
wij
that
pro-ceedingb'byudrewnhigne
iiioisc,
but
we
are
(
not
kolcf'
wtvether
-the
mustc
he
discoursed
was
appropriate
to
the'
discord
of
the
happening.
I'KTTV
t.VrtllKKKBM'E
Just
at
this
time
It
would
be
well
to
consider
far
more
Important
matter
than
mere
back-biting,
always
an
unprofitable
pastime.
Tbe
Church
of
England
is
setting
her
house
in
order,
let
her
do
so
without
petty
interference
and
mischief-making.
There
are
very
Important
developments
to
be
given
consideration
which
may
loom
up
big
In
the
not
very
distant
future,
develop-
VSZ
LASUi
NEWS
tor
the
m
adapted
trzm
B
or
the
fwtan
e
imm.
Ustiin
.
Ma
lru
letter
10
Ticxone,
(
of
va
I
an
aqua
the
an:
:
nd
hUrty
uuaetgOB
-a..pSjt
x
.stent
Tk
n-
-.uina
and
m,
;it
asearuat
;aaa
aa
au,
Sa
-.iJU
:e?nhag.
1
aae
to
slats
it
Oil
aed
cinah.
w-:
i
ta
!.n
ol
'
.'an
In
uMI
Ssrseea
.edr..am
.;ed
tim
Cir.s'isnrty
than
r
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pioro
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and
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c.::nat
pl
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nftoH.-
akk
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nciudad
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r
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former
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crri.n:j
aocan-
;
DStad
to
CI-
a'.'iauor
toaafO
lh
Koaaaa
Or.:
cne
iafidrl.
M
-
aiw
a
l-ni
may
iroai
vruaaoa
imm
iaom.
tt
not
nrr
ar
any
maaa
uj-
t
chnrcn
anould
aatal-ncra
im
laaana
aj
ta
CkraSlaa
Oiurrhe
abouM
not
ap-
art
tor
id
cfaar
onag
mm
yow
eaar.
aay
rm
utr
urSiMr""
oaiag
iiKHMail
la
swainae
of
to
faf,,
taeta
wilt
at
oacc
ee
aaM
yoa
aae
aac
1
aaeat,
t
that
saam
Surra
Sad
fnai
naawran
tm
vtta
a
rum
to
4auanar
aaa
co-oaomtMa
ta
la
I
Man
in
the
Moon
J
"
K
THE
awnat
11
1
at
M
fax
Ua
aapalna
ana
la!
as
ta
agsa
at
y
aaatlr
last
aawa
la
V
sm
M
atuc
1
taa
aMnkcy'
at
;
taat
aaaw
mi
tawat
oaatarr
!
1
OH
M
at
ertvaD
08.
ta
laealasi
aHaao
ff
feat
tae
aa
to
avert
tn
wwrtlMnaa
of
ooaw
aataaUtty
cant
about
aa
a
reantt
tbe
tbac.
tt
opportaa
to
bdng
up
I
If
llwjIiJJj
baa
to
fay
cash
tor!
was
ay
purohatas,
at
asatS
the!
porta
flue
waplnyaaa
and
the
boak-Beaaaai
awat
stoownmo
ts
the
aowith
1
wauls,
sosat
SM
Is
a
lot
Uaati
thas
it
tastes.
MSSfr
a
wedSiax
hat
oaan
spoued
ay
ta
raaelatanai
of
taw
naanrtsr
or
the
taaaf
Of
t
ataof
saaoer
ta
do
ala
wok
arcaorrr
IMS
faaa
a
aaal
to
have
piatac
-
ptmnarir
of
her
fame,
sac
wast
rlyped
up
hf
tae
atnnacU
aad
than
laMI
down
oa
tt.
tt
was
pmu
safkt.
paMaaatly
And
then
she
struak
s
pointed
rock
lahe
attv
ami
lay
out
taers
all
night.
An
oiu-ivc'ic
cujr.pii.iri!
CLEAN
LOOKING
HANDS
MAY
CARRY
GERMS
Sweeping
.
.
.
dusting
.
.
housework
.
.
.
stirs
up
all
sorts
of
germs.
There
is
protection
in
the
mild,
antiseptic
lather
of
Lifebuoy,
the
all-sufficient
toilet
soap
that
removes
germs
as
well
as
din.
rr
GERM
DISEASES
.
I
tmrr
be
carried
br
ifae
hands."
Lift
Extnti
lmunmtr
LB71S
LIFEBUOY
HEALTH
SOAP
Purifies
arid
Protects
I
V
1
.1
1!
'i
.
J
T
1
OroLRm
umwa
jutohuj
Oaaaa
Paaaea
are
still
DAT
by
day
tn
every
way
Its
getting
j
,vlB
colder
and
coseer.
I
DO
not
mind
a
Utat
frost
A
cold
snap
I
enyoy
Once
mom
I
buck
Is
on
my
skates
And
teel
ajyaatf
s
boy.
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
u:miu:u
9.
l;st
Advertise
In
Tbe
DaHy
News
LAND
ACT.
NOTICE
OF
INTENTION
TO
APPLY
TO
LEASE
LAND
In
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
Land
Recording
District
of
Prince
Rupert,
aad
for
tbe
sale
1
:tuate
st
Jedway
Harbor,
Moresby
Is-
oiiducten
lr.
land-
QCX
.
,
,
TAKE
NOTICE
that
MUlerd
Packing
:
company.
Limtted.
of
Vancouver.
B.C,
occupation
Paeken.
intends
to
apply
lor
:
lease
of
the
following
described
lands:
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
at
tbe
.
irtheadt
comer
of
Lot
88,
QCJ.;
thence
"iirih
westerly
and
along
high
water
mark
18
chains,
mere
or
less,
to
a
point
N.
S
37'
E.
from
the
NX.
corner
Lot
140:
ie:ice
north
56
37
E.
1-5
chains,
more
r
leu
to
low
water
mark;
thence
nrheasterly
along
low
water
mark
to
,
point
N.
56
37'
E.
from
tbe
location
aet:
thence
22
chains,
mors
or
leas.
'
he
point
of
commencement,
and
oon-.ar.itng
6
aerev
more
or
less.
MILLERD
PACKING!
COMPANY.
LIMITED.'
Applicant.
Dated
September
1.
1W37.
NOTICE
LAND
ACT
NOTICE
Or
INTENTION'
TO
APIY
TO
LEAKE
LAM)
,
In
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
Land
Re-1
cording
District
of
Prince
Rupert,
and
i
situate
at
Ferguson
Bay,
Oraaam
Island
i
QC.I.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
BomenrUle
Can-uery
Company,
Limited.
Vancouver.
B.C
occupation
Packers,
Intends
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
the
following
described
lands'
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
at
the
northwest
corner
of
Lot
1571,
Q
c
J
thence
east
30
chains;
thence
north
a
chains,
more
or
lees,
to
low
water
mark,
thence
west
following
low
water
mark.
30
chains:
thence
south
2
chains,
more
or
less,
to
point
of
commencement,
and
containing
six
(V
acres,
more
or
less
ouklhvujjs
UAnNERT
COMPANY,
LIMITED,
Applicant
Dated
August
81.
1927
LAND
ACT.
OE
INTENTION
TO
TO
LEASE
LAM)
K
aaajataS
.
if
The
Safest
Spirit
in
all
Emergencies"
Keep
It
Handy
AI'I'L
In
Prince
Bupert
Land
Recording
D1&-trlct
and
sttuate
on
the
southwest
cor-ner
of
an
unnamed
bay
on
the
south
tank
of
Port
CKanal.
Orahani
Island
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
in
"
Province
m.CT4pCf
Of
British
rnhimhl.
tEZJF1?
thit
"Vir
Robertson.
I
man,
intends
to
apply
for
a
lease
nt
'
the
following
described
lands
-
Lmflfnclnf.at.
po"t
Panted
about
I
one
chain
westerly
from
the
mouth
of
!
aa
unnamed
creek
flowing
"to
as
uS
named
baj
w
the
aouthThsik
o
Port
IChanal.
Oraham
Island.
Queen
Charlotte
'Blgnedi
A.
ROBERTSON,
i
Dated
October
6.
1927.
APPcut
1
"aaaaaWw.
THREE
STAR
HENNESSYHy
t
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
Che
Liquor
Control
Bo.ti
of
British
Columbia
ither
Is
la
searahlag
for
Cecil
!
who
has
been
heat.
Joan
ITewtn.
his'
the
otty
today.
I
J.
E.
Bawarda
has
arrived
1st
the
ctty
to
taa
charge
of
the
dry
good
department
of
the
H.
8
Wallace
store.
Canadian
National
Steamships
Co.
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
255
Third
Avenue
AND
1
SHIPYARD
Operating
(i.T.I.
20,000
Ton
Flualine
Prr
D-a
engineers,
Alachinists,
Boilermakers,
Black
m
makers.
Founders,
Yimk1
workers.
Er
ELECTKIC
AND
ACETyLENE
WE'
Our
plant
Is
equipped
U
handle
nil
i
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WO
h.
PHONES
43
and
3S5
Coal
Oil
Stoves
In
two
sizes
81.00
Safe,
quick
and
economical
ThomDson
Hardware
Co.,
S10.
Ltd,
"
,
Dnltfltl
i"
sni'e
r
i
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LIMITED
Sailings
from
I'rlnie
Rupert.
Toes1
or
VANCOUVER.
VICXOU1A.
Swaosoo
liar.
Alert
VJ-
"
D.m.
lor
VANCOI
lor
POKT
VEk.
VICTORIA,
Hutedalr.
Alert
llsy.
B,'"'!l
H
UMPKOX.
NAAH
RIVER
POINTS,
ALICE
AI.
STEWART.
Males
Islaud.
Sunday.
8
put.
123
2nd
Avenue.
R.
M.
HMITH.
Acent.
baits
Throiirb
tlrkeU
sold
to
Victoria
and
Seattle
at
a
checked
through
to
destination.
Prince
red
ii
red
Kir
i
UNDEK
NEW
MANAGEMENT
CENTRAL
HOTEL
The
place
called.
"Home"
in
iinnina
American
and
Euronean
Plan,
Hot
:
Water.
Bus
meets
all
trains
and
boata.
Sample
Koom
Phone
51.
Martin'
nd
CoH