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98
86
Friday,
Jan.
20,
1928
WHY
CHURCH
UNION?
A
lot
of
people
seem
to
be
worrying
about
a
union
of
the
Church
of
England
and
the
Roman
Catholic
Church.
But
why
worry
about
such
a
thing?
Why
should
tlit-o
hodieg
unite?
The
United
Church
of
Canada
was
lornnil
m
n
n
i
t
tm-.v
agnominations
but
still
there
is
a
Presbyterian
Chuiili
N-i't.
li
;u,.v
union
of
the
Catholic
and
Anglican
churches
took
phut-
tin
!"
would
iill
In-
ilisenters.
Union
of
organization
What
is
lUH'did
i.
tuW-nn
ion
advancing
the
best
intereM.-any
church
considers
it
ha--It
is
not
noticed
that
the
1
Catholics
or
vice
vcr;i.
No
that
any
particular
church
n
It
may
best
suit
its
m-ni!!i-terfere
with
them.
u;
ti..
re
start
out
with
the
idea
t!-.ai
are
lalso.
At
such
claim
i.-
no
longer
looked
u
eacli
ol
the
other
and
!
humanity.
The
t
inc
i
he
oi.
i-
and
only
ke
:-s
ot
Anglicans
are
are
gradually
becoming
more
and
the
good
in
everything
and
trying
better
thing
and
helping
all
to
mtpi
Hon.
R.
V.
P.fniK'tt
i-
r.
...,
:'(
;!
a
a;
;
;r
back
into
power.
It
i-
stated
thai
ucii
i
nett
is
very
frank.
I'ossiiiiv.
how.
er.
In
To
attain
to
power
the
condition
of
t
h
the
aim
u
lit
r
.
r.
on
a
essential.
co-ojier.iiion
in
has
passed
when
to
a
belter
life,
any
better
thun
rc;i.-n!:ing
per.-oil
can
aii
longer
believe
!
-oil.
,.
has;
nioiio.o
of
everything,
and
adherent.-
and
no
one
wishes
to
in-are
others.
.Most
new
sects
or
religions
they
uae
the
only
truth
and
all
others
We
c.iii
all
at':oi-d
lo
-mile.
Today
we
POLITICAL
n
tolerant.
We
are
recognizing
encourage
adnerence
ro
tha1
e.
JOSHUA
;r.i;.g
to
had
onsrrvatives
IOC
i
ex
ile!,
by
his
aim.
If
so.
Mr.
Ben-has
been
misrepresented.
in.
To
seek
u
improve
what
means,
is
the
aim
of
a
statesman.
One
of
the
Eastern
newspapers,
possibly
the
largest
in
Canada,
calls
on
the
politicians
to
cease
their
bickering
and
try
to
cooperate.
Yet
that
newspaper
was
the
same
one
that
only
a
few.
year
ago
wns
running
a
series
of
articles
under
the
title
"A
Whisper
Of
Death"
In
which
it
stated
that
the
former
Mackenzie
King
government
was
driving
the
country
to
destruction.
Today
we
know
how
false
was
(hat
claim.
However,
the
idea
of
political
co-operation
is
a
good
one.
That
was
one
of
the
chief
objections
to
former
Premier
Bowser.
He
never
recognized
anything
good
in
his
opponents.
People
who
frequented
the
legislature
for
years
say
they
never
heard
him
admit
that
anything
his
opponets
did
was
of
any
value.
In
that
he
differed
.from
Sir
Richard
MvBride
who.
in
spite
of
his
faults,
was
indeed
a
statesman.'
He
was
a
big
hearted
man
who
recognized
greatness
wherever
he
saw
it
and
was
willing
to
sink
political
differences
when
the
good
of
the
country
demanded
it.
HANDICAP
OF
REPORT
In
connection
with
the
campaign
for
securing
the
outlet
for
the
Peace
River
country
on
the
northern
coast
of
British
Columbia
it
must
be
remembered
that
Prince
Rupert
starts
off
with
a
bad
handicap
in
that
the
engineers
of
the
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
and
also.
Get
this
healthful
habit
!
Eat
two
biscuits
every
day
with
hot
milk
on
cold
mornings
Contains
all
the
branyou
need
MADE
AT
NIAGARA
FALLS
Field
Work
Done
Independently
of
District
Staff
Included,
in
the
Report
Included
in
the
report
of
the
dtatrtet
forester
Issued
yesterday
Is
a
report
on
t
he
field
investigations
which
tedtftjrtac
m
ms-fl1"""
ouring
tne
yean,
jut
deaLm&.JiMast.
or
other
lnawOon
ol
treea.
That
part
of
the
report
folic
wt:
;n
connection
with
the
survey
of
the
Bablne
Forest,
a
study
waa
made
of
the
growth
of
jackplne
(Pluus
Murraytna)
the
report
of
which
has
not
ty
date
been
received.
During
the
cummer
months
a
two
roan
party,
from
Forest
"Branch
headquarters
studded
re-stocking
on
logged
over
spruce
ares'
on
the
Queen
0r-lotte
Islands.
A
report
of
findings
has
not
yet
come
to
hand.
tLi:i;x
ciiaklottis'
The
Entomological
Branch
of
the
De
partment
ot
Agriculture
sent
an
espert
to
the
Queen.
Charlotte
Islands
In
September
to
study
the
spruce
aphis
(My-
MDhta
abletlne).
It
was
found
that
Indications
which
were
first
observed
In
1036
In
the
vicinity
of
Jedway
had
spread
along
the
east
coast
of
Moresby
and
Oraham
IMands
and
to
Maaset
Inlet.
It
Is
thought
that
the
height
of
the
epidemic
Is
past,
and
that
In
ensuing
yean
a
comparatively
small
amount
of
new
Umber
will
be
attacked
by
this
The
Dominion
entomological
Branch
reported
on
cedar
(Thuja
pllcata)
which
was
noticed
to
be
sloughing
much
of
tta
Inner
foliage.
This
was
thought
to
be
the
result
of
an
attack
by
Kelthia
thu-
Jina
but
on
closer
Investigation
was
found
to
be
the
result
of
a
wet
spring
and
early
summer,
followed
by
a
sudden
dry
period
In
August.
Iivisim:
lake
The
abore
department
also
reported
on
an
Infestation
whteh
had
been
known
to
exist
on
Bablne
Lake
iff
the
vicinity
of
Morrison
River.
In
this
case,
Dsndroe-tomis
boramlla.
over
a
period
of
at
least
five
yean,
baa
kUled
Englemann
Spruce
over
an
area
of
11.000
acres.
Control
measures
are
not
advised,
owing
to
tbe
fact
that
their
coat
would
exceed
the
value
of
benefits
to
be
derived,
and
also
because
indications
point
to
the
fact
that
this
Infestation
will
bt
on
the
decline
after
1937.
A
n
prmentatlve
of
the
office
of
For-rv.
P:i-hol,
,i.
PO
Box
4137,
Portland.
i
n
;
n,
t-xiiiiiiut'd
.tifas
tin
the
northern
cc.t-
t
,
icifii
to
v.'nuT
ix:ir.
iTiff-tlon
II
UK
SEASON
The
fire
season
of
1937
can
beet
be
described
as
abnormal.
We
an
accustomed
to
a
hazard
which
commences
lbout
the
middle
of
April,
reaches
IM
height
towards
the
latter
end
of
May.
and
pas
out
with
the
June
rain
which
accelerate
the
growth
of
new
grass
and
other
ground
cover.
Last
spring
waa
marked
by
an
unusual
precipitation
throughout
May
and
June,
ttvely
heavy
coat,
fire
losses
were
low:
Ores,
practically
no
damage
and
a
total
coa
of
13
M.
After
July
l
the
country
began
t
dry
out
although
occasional
showers
1
feu
untU
the
eleventh.
From
that
daw.
uatu
the
end
of
August
those
of
the
Canadian
-National
in
1926
reported
against
Prince
HiiiYrttriii
-rruch
wa
pert
and
In
favor
of
Vancouver.
The
report,
thought
by
many
to
be
a
prejudiced
one,
said
that
Portland
Canal
wax
the
least
advantageous
and
Vancouver
the
most.
Prince
Rupert
came
between.
Any
action
taken
has
to
beat
down
the
recommendation
made
in
this
report
which,
is
in
the
hands
of
the
government
and
of
members
of
parliament.
From
the
point
of
view
(if
political
influence,
the
large
population
to
the
south
is
an
advantage
and
Prime
Kupert
ha
now
the
disadvantage
of
a
member
hostile
to
the
government.
All
these
adverse
influences
have
to
Ik
overcome.
We
point
this
out
simply
to
show
how
difficult
i
the
handicap
under
which
we
are
laboring.
We
all
believe
that
the
enginer'wen
wrong
and
that
the
logical
outlet
for
the
railway
is
here
but
the
difficulty
will
be
to
convince
the
government
of
that.
Wit
luu.Ki
due
T(i
while
;;
ll:'r
ru-i
I:.-.
-'-.''-.
were
utvorvfd
.in
1)1-..
cV:
rurraii'
iRily.-.
Nigrum
I
:
tlv
'.
-l.oa-
AYZ
;li.'
N
Pi.iuo
Ruiwrt
Pi
n
Simps.
mi
BkUeRHt.
Ii.let.
1
Eii-.l
i
:iM
oi
Graham
Island
At
Mii-ctt
lnU-t
puiitts
A'
o'--
Fi!!!.-.
S-.va.wm
8ti
and
I
ButcdHlf.
-li-
w:M
t:ul:
.1111111.
i
UUbea
bra
-U'.isuin
1
Uiu
lioat.
The
trailing
urrant
(Rlbes
laxtfloruml
was
also
found
to
be
Infected
at
Ocean
Falls.
Currant
were
examined
at
Ketchikan.
Alaska,
but
no
trace
of
Infection
was
found.
The
results
Indicate
that
the
blister
rust
will
spread
300
miles
from
the
white
pine
to
the
currant
as
compared,
with
only
a
few
hundred
feet
from
the
currant
bush
to
the
pine.
An
official
report
of
this
has
not
been
00-
characterised
by
low
humidity
sad
very
nuttry
weather.
The
peak
was
reached
about
mid-August
and
by
the
end
of
the
month
eighty-sight
fires
had
bean
reported,
of
which
forty-one
had
been
fought
at
a
cost
of
approximately
six
thousand
dollars.
la
spite
of
the
high
hazard
and.
for
this
district,
compara
tively
heavy
coat,
fine
loaaes
were
low;
aaly
thirty-two
seres
of
merchantable
timber
were
burned
with
a
net
low
of
190
M.B.U.
Damage
to
property
other
than
forests
was
1336.00.
Campers,
travellers
and
smokers
were
responsible
for
83
of
our
fires.
The
opening
up
of
the
Bkeena
Highway
will
undoubtedly
Increase
the
traveller
risk
from
now
on.
Quite
a
few
automobiles
reached
Haaelton
from
Vancouver
and
other
southern
points
last
aeaaoa
while
a
Ford
came
all
the
way
from
the
out
skirts
of
Chicago.
A
marked
Improvement
la
taking
place
In
the
handling
of
road
slash
by
the
Public
Works
Department
Throughout
the
Bkeena
highway
slash
la
beuiK
burned
on
all
new
construction
A
number
of
contracts
were
let
for
slashing
and
dee
ring
right
of
way
and
in
every
cine
burning
was
insisted
on
Sixteen
permits
were
Issued
for
roxcl
slash
burning
Two
escaped
control
but
were
.mmedlately
extinguished
by
the
rrews
before
any
damage
was
done
In
view
rt
h
exceptionally
dry
summer
this
Is
considered
a
very
good
record
and
indicative
of
extreme
carefulness
on
the
pun
of
the
permittee.
I
AMI'
Klltt;
I'KltMITH
The
introduction
of
the
Camp
Fire
Permit
waa
viewed
with
some
trepidation.
It
was
generally
felt
that
there
would
be
an
outcry
about
another
in-
9heift
that
keeps
on
frlngement
on
thai
Hbtrty
of
tbe
people,
but
contrary'
to
expectation
tbe
Innovation
was
well
reostred.
Probably
tbe
ample
facilities
given
for
obtaining
tbe
permit
bad
mucna
do
with
tbls.
We
adopted
(be
principal
of
Issuing
permits
for
.
tbe
entire
ill
season
but
are
of
tbe
opinion
that
aubjest
to
certain
eseeptl
n
a
shorter
period
Would
bare
been
more
educative.
Man
in
the
Moon
HO.
I
should
ssy
a
home
la
not
neeas-sartlr
drunk
bemuse
he
goes
to
bed
with
his
shoe,
on.
A
COUNTRY
youth
In
town
may
be
rather
green
but
a
town
youth
In
the
country
is
simply
verdant.
YS14j,
young
man.
I
seem
to
be
spoiling
your
klutlng
party.
I-I-I
didn't
know
she
waa
your
daughter,
sir
Ha!
hn!
The
Joke's
on
you.
That's
my
wife.
NO,
Jake
a
man
Who
treats
a
used
car
is
not
chiropractor.
THE
length
of
tbe
present
day
aklrt
la,
well,
quite
a
bit
above
two
fret.
IF
you
feci
very
big.
there
can't
be
Lhctrically
1
lli
S
P
LJ
much
room
for
growth.
IT
takes
s
barber's
daughter
to
know
her
pa
snips.
THERE'S
a
story
about
a
man
who
fell
frera
tbf
top
of
the
new
theatre,
hit
bis
fwuty
base
sad
lawghed
himself
to
dastb,
but
I
deal
know
it.
if
I
tbhrt
eif
H.
IV
tell
It
ywu.
It
WHS
aSs
IH
iiknm
S.
tt
Tyett
afti
Maid?
ejtfech.bl..y(A,
,
v
DID
you
bear
abaut
tbe
young
lady
who
was
worrying
because
f
the
rise
In
the
price
of
cotton.
It
waa
a
fairy
tale.
MAN
Is
said
to
have
been
made
a
lltttte
lower
tlaaa
tbe
angels.
I
suppose
the
theory
of
devolution
accounts
for
the
dlSerenee
now.
SHE
may
be
only
a
printer's
daughter
but
bar
type
la
all
right.
HE
criticised
her
i
-Mings,
and
he
didn't
like
her
cs...
;
He
wished
she'd
make
tl
e
biscuit
that
his
mother
used
to
mskr;
She
didn't
wash
bar
dishes
and
she
didn't
bis
stew.
And
sbe
dtdat
mend
his
stockings
as
his'
meeber
used
to
do.
Ah.
well,
she
waant
perfect,
though
she
tried
to
do
her
beat:
'
Until
at
length
she
thought
her
time
had
come
to
have
a
rest;
)
Bo
one
day
when
hr
went
the
same
old
:
rtngmarole
all
through
I
She
turned
and
boxed
his
ears
fust
aaj
his
mother
used
to
do.
l
.
;
I
AFTEfl
thorough
lnvestlgtorrtt
has1
been
proven
that
Marys
lamb
waa
Just'
a
I'l.irk
sheen;
v
i
OUR
Mary
had
a
mutton
chop
J
It
came
from
a
blsek
sheep.
And
when
she
gut
the
bill
for
It
She
tt-.iught
It
sure
wss
steep.
Yen.
Xrsry's
black
sheep
followed
her.
No
nutter
where
abe
wont.
And
very
soon
her
mother
asked
Him
what
waa
bis
latent.
riven
Credcnza
$385
or
with
$425
Friday,
Jain,,;
The
new
Orthojtiionic
Victrola
may
now
be
obtained
with
an
electric
motor
which
eliminates
winding.
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Victor
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disc
motor
smooth,
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constant
in
speed:
playing
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la
made
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than
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never
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down".
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implv-
plug
in
at
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nearest
electric
outlet.
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instrument
is
always
ready
to
play
and
stops
playing
at
the
end
of
each
record.
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