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Tuesday.
Jan.
31,
1928
NEW
CONSERVATIVE
POLICY
The
poliey
of
the
Conservative
party
under
Hon.
R.
B.
Bennett
Is
an
Improved
one
so
far.
It
has
been
decided
not
to
waste
the
time
of
the
House
of
Commons
by
debating
an
amendment
to
the
addreaa
in
reply
to
the
speech
from
the
throne.
That
is
a
sensible
policy
and"
one
that
will
meet
with
general
approval.
When
some
question
arises
which
needs
a
decided
stand
on
the
part
of
the
opposition,
then
will
be
the
time
to
move
amendments
or
take
divisions
of
the
House
and
make
their
influence
felt
as
strongly
as
possible.
WOMEN
CLERGY
FOR
PRESBYTERIANS
Women
may
be
allowed
to
act
as
clergymen
of
the
Presbyterian
Church
If
the
recommendation
of
the
committee
of
preachers
and
laymen
la
received
favorably
by
the
General
Assembly
of
the
church,
the
only
reserve
being
that
women
shall
not
be
allowed
to
officiate
at
the
fommunion
service.
It
seems
a
pity
that
even
one
such
reservation
should
have
been
Wade.
Surely
women
are.
speaking
generally,
as
good
as
men.
Their
Uvea
compare
favorably
with
those
of
the
so-called
sterner
sex.
They
are
usually
more
pious
and
more
inclined
to
religion
Surely
they
have
a
right
to
officiate
at
the
ceremony
in
which
man
and
God
are
supposed
to
be
more
closely
associated
than
at
any
other
time.
TENNIS
IN
JANUARY
Some
of
the
boys
were
out
playing
tennis
on
the
Acropolis
Hill
courts
Sunday
afternoon
and
ladies
yesterday
and
they
say
they
had
a
very
enjoyable
game.
The
weather
conditions
were
pleasant
and
the
cotirta
dry.
Seldom
anywhere
in
Canada
do
people
plav
tennis
outdoors
in
January.
Yet
Prince
KlirtPI't
tlMM
tint
alltrtlKU
konn
nnl.J
J.
-
.
'
"
.
wtu
uuicu
iur
UK
,
vtuuueriui
climate.
It
may
also
be
mentioned
that
the
willow
buds
are
beginning
w
uum
suiu
re
oecoming
very
picturesque.
A
ANOTHER
FOUL
"PLOT
(Vancouver
Sun)
Big
Bill
Thompson
of
Chicago,
America's
premier
clown,
pee
in
jni!
coiswonn
i:t-month
calendar
another
foul
plot
on
the
imiik
ueorge
to
injiiei
nis
royal
will
upon
the
Hople
of
United
ouuca
unu
ine
nonest
gunmen
or,
C
hicago.
That
staid
and
steady
Moses
Cotsworth
of
Vancouver
should
have
concerned
himself
In
any
such
Machiavellian
intrigue
will
ur-
r.iec
ami
anocK
me
people
oi
this
city.
But
vou
never
can
tell
Neither
was
the
devilish
and
damnable
cunning
of
King
George
suspected
until
"Big
Bill"
roared
Ho-ht
nut
unr?
uvimunl
kiM
It
Is
hard
to
follow
Mayor
Thompson
when
he
declares
the
I
t
si
l'Xll
IS
n
4M
Inn
J.
i
.
1
i
.
.
ma
...u.r
,n
,mri
,
--aiaroiiral
,,t
to
make
United
Mates
a
colony
of
Britain."
Hut
then,
all
them-
flights
of
higher
thought
ure
difficult
to
follow.
One
must
accept
the
dicta
of
the
master
in
utter
faith.
Ill
toayor
Thompson
were
merely
a
fool,
as
the
average
wlt-T?i
h,'ownin
immediately
suspect,
all
this
nonsense
of
his
couM
be
passed
off
with
a
laugh.
But
he
is
not
a
fool.
lie
ii
i
ftjpolrfleal
opportunist
who
is
pretending
to
be
a
fool
for
the
sake
of
organlgfng
real
fools
into
a
vast
votin
machine
All
over
the
world
Cntsu-nrtk
,.ui,..wi
r..
!..
,
r"l.-J
accepted
as
a
new
symbol
of
intermitionnl
unitv.
as
something
thai
will
help
to
break
down
the
barriers
of
nationalism
and
33
pre-
"Big
Bill"
Thompson
know,
that
in
United
States
as
in
other
fS"2Tt
Vth'
,h"USan,,S
Wh
w,
rt'i-t
h's
.lend.
ut
as
theV
would
re.te.-l
any
oil,,,-
progressive
movement.
They
are
IhIi
narie?,Wh
Pee
.to
international
2;iSu!sr
tu",l"r-,ia,i,,nai
,,"m,,a
it-"tio::!
These
fellow,
are
"Big
Bill's"
crowd.
He
is
their
chmP,on
chamnlon
He
experts
to
ride
far
on
their
heaving
shoulders
So.atBK.np
his
Devil's
mass,
he
nSnm,
the
new
calendar.
And
ancouver,s
Mose,
c.imv..,,),
n,,,
:
:i
,,,,.
in
rhkao's
rogoeJ
Kallery
alongside
King
Ceorge
,nd
t
ff.n,Us
snoot
'
Keep
the
youngsters
warm.
ilea
t
'on.
win
b
found
iftl
article
if
roni
:ne
pen
of
dears
B.
LartrDlnsj.
corti
mlssloner
for
the
port
of,,
Seattle,
it
la
an
excellent
summary
ilvlni
a
clear
and
Impartial
view
with
reference
to
racinc
ports
rt
their
immediate
possibilities.
The
following
are
excemta:
"The
percentage
of
Taclflc
trad
to
the
total
trade
la
yearly
increasing
and
It
Is
said
and
not
at
all
In
a
spirit
of
bravado,
for
it
is
oroDhesled
bv
the
'or-lgner
as
well
as
by
the
resident.
:hi:t
in
a
few
years
to
come
the
greater
percentage
of
trade
will
He
with
the
Pacific
and
not
with
the
Atlantic.
Consider
briefly
what
are
the
claims
f
the
various
ports:
Prince
Rupert
to
begin
with.
It
is
nearer
the
Orient
than
any
other
and
claims
to
have
a
shorter
land
journey
to
the
centre
of
he
American
market.
It
has
one
trans
continental
railway.
crowing
the
Rockies
at
Tete
Jauae
Cache
at
a
conquerable
elevation
and
another
project
way
of
the
upper
Peace,
establishing
radically
a
water
tirade
Into
the
pialrle
provinces
.
Having
no
mmedlate
population,
no
Immediate
hinterland
Prince
Rupert,
for
the
time
ucing.
may
be
forgotten
as
a
rival
but
Is
weU
to
look
to
the
North
oeea-
lonally
.
Vancouver
la
trying
o
overcome
in
these
ways
the
llmlta-
ion
inexorably
Imposed
by
the
moun
tain
to
the
eastward.
It
prom-ess
in
recent
yean
has
been
great.
Seattle
nay
wtu
watcn
it
lust
as
It
la
careful
it
Prince
Rupert."
Again
in
the
same
publication
are
fol
be
noted
such
comments
as
these
"It
Is
in
port
facilities,
dlstrlbutory
advan-;
tagtes
in
transportation,
tonkins
ac-!
commodatlons.
that
the
claim
may
be
I
made
good.
It
Is
true
that
the
mileage
Is
shorter
to
Jspan
and
North
cwti.
i
from
Seattle
than
Taooma.
Portland
orj
any
benighted
port
to
the
south.
It
Is
I
Just
as
true
that
there
are
ports.
Vic-1
ona.
Prince
Rupert.
Vancouver
in
ra-
rect
to
which
Seattle
can
advance
no'
uch
claim."
Man
in
the
Moon
IN
one
British
Columbia
dtv
thev
have
a
bablt
of
filling
In
holes
m
the
streets
and
then
digging
them
out
?galn.
But
they
never
do
that
here.
A
rhymester
in
one
of
the
B.C.
cities
baa
written
something
about
them,
rHSRK
was
a
hole
In
our
town,
And
It
was
wondetpus
wide.
The
traffic
had
an
awful
time
to
pass
on
either
side.
And
when
they
had
the
hole
repaired
And
covered
up
the
aln.
Contractors
Jumped
upon
the
street
and
tore
it
up
again.
THERC
are
plenty
of
Harps
in
heaven
but
that
Is
not
the
place
where
thev
keep
saxophones.
IT
would
be
Just
heaven
if
we
all
ad
the
other
fellow's
Job.
WITH
tennis
for
men
on
fiundsr.
ten-
nts
for
ladles
Monday.
I
UDbse
there
will
be
wlmmlns
at
the
Salt
Lake
by
Saturday
THE
lire
of
the
silk
worm
seems
a
'4
one.
After
labor!
rut
an
his
life
to
clothe
beautiful
women
he
never
see
his
work
more
than
half
done
PIAYINO
tennis
this
week
mliht
have
been
spoken
of
as
a
aeature
of
sprint.
MRS.
AIVAZOFF
TO
OPEN
HOME
FOR
DISTINCTIVE
TEA
A
diStlfltrtlV
RlUltln
ImA.nku.
.1.
DR.
BARNES
AGAIN
Urr
nirwardeil
by
Interested
Header
Ileal
With
Famous
Controversy
The
following
letter
from
th
south
dealing
with
the
Jimous
ChQrttr
con-troversy
has
been
forwrdM'1fo
YvftStf-
CStlon;
t
-tHAif
I
Sir-Ile"ta'rt
til
yWif-oorreWibn-
icnt.
Mi.
Oreen?
'who
afibeari
tnHiiVs
read
nothing
about
evolution,
and
has
:ot
even
taken
the
trouble
to
consider
believing
only
tnspmtjen
or
The
Bible."
Mir
able
digest
of
Dr.
Barnes'
belief
and
spirit
of
statemenu
made
In
Sunday
Issue
of
the
Colonist,
takes
upon
herself
to
misrepresent
one
of
the
s
blest
theologians
ind
sclentuta
amongst
the
bishops,
who
has
the
courage
to
express
hi
religious
convictions.
Vour
correspondent
p-isrentlv
beloms
to.
that
tvr
nt
rhri.
in
an
Infallible
an
old
Asiatic
verbal
book.
Kobody
questions
the
beautv
of
ai.
lg7.,
the.
honest
statemenu
of
facts
as
they
saw
them
of
the
writers
of
the
saered
book
which
has
done
mare
for
the
progressive
part
of
the
world
than
any
Other
book
But
why
mlareDresent
the
leadtac
thinkers
amount
us.
ni
I
'-ur
quota'.loim
Tuesday.
jan.,,
On
ess
you
use
"SALADA",
you
do
not
know
how
delicious
tea
can
bo
We
will
send
you
a
free
PRINCE
RUPERT
sample
to
prove
It
-
Write
"SaLADA",
Toronto.
Four
grades
put
up
all
in
Black,
Green
or
Mixed
IS
RECOGNIZED
blends
80c
to
$1.05
per
pound
at
all
grocers.
1
;
r
If
Port
Commissioners
of
Seattle
Sees
Rival
for
Trade
in
This
Place
Advantage
Described
.
In
the
Jarlutty
tsttte
of
tt
niwy
and
Marine
New.
'
a
'Seattle
'Wade
Alibi
rv
.
bibbbs
'B
r
i
arssKxaiBn
i
..
i
wir
w
Mil
thtfD
.
athlesta.
,
If
Mrs.
Oreen
be-
men
Hem
Jjlth
Usher.'
that
the
world
is
W
O
H
BLLUON.
onlf.
Sill
lftftiUAn
kn
aim
l.
1433
Lans
Street
Vlptri
n
n
tW
;type
of
,r4aa
Ma
not
altered
M
w
kjrtw
him
la
dated
back
a
mil-
!
..,
H
""A.
...
..
IICO
Jrsil.
"an
h.
BM.lon.
.
'w
HP-w.w
"P
to
the
advanced
thlnkar.
th
progresive
party
that
Dr.
Barnes
stands
for
and
the
truly
deep
and
!
r
sincere
jcon
,.
vict
...
ions
coming
iwi.u!
inw
from
an
nil
in-
III-
..t.ui,f,
wiitl
)revall
at
the
bridge
tea
for
which
Miis.
I
iSnt
mind
are
not
to
be
dealt
wltn
Wlu
allaak
U
.
.
.
.
..
.
ka
.1
.
Alvastoff
la
ocenlna
her
artisti
heme
on
haughneesy
Heights
on
Feto.
11
In
aid
Of
tbe
Russian
Ortlwvtnr
church
It
will
be
rememberer
that
9ueen
Marie
of
Rumania
lent
her
tut
orial
to
this
church
when
in
Van-
oiue.-.
Tea
will
be
served
In.
true
Tlusslan
laimer
and
the
group
of
girl.,
aaalstlna
MM
be
dressed
In
Russian
costume
tiasian
music
and
dances
will
be
Intro-
lured
on
the
program
also.
Mrs.
Daniel
McLellah
Is
convener
for
he
bridge
and
It.
la
announced
that
dready
many
table
have
been
reserved.
vy
shUKlerouii
statements
of
"atheist
and
unbeliever
The
quotations
from
ancient
prophets
applicable
Indeed
to
their
own
times,
am
not
to
be
applied
as
facts
In
successive
apes
to
suit
the
convenience
(i
narrow-minded
critics
who
have
a
blief
in
religious
mntters
but
little
rem
ved
from
that
of
a
barbarous
savage
The
stalemci
t
of
belief
In
"Immortality."
"Incarnation."
and
the
Inner
meaning
of
the
life
of
Jesus,
even
though
Jesus
Christ
never
wrote
a
word
ii
Ute
Bible,
are
open
for
very
wide
Interpretstlon
Wider
knowledge,
deeper
criticism.
exploration,
unerring
search
for
truth
glve-us
a
broader
lde
of
things
in
general
and
annlv
eouallv
to
religion
We
depend
on
facts
not
theories
for
our
faith,
and
the
Bible
I
full
of
hard
historical
facta.
It
la
a
word
history,
written
in
allegory.
The
ancient
world
looked
on
everything
as
A
miracle
not
'o
be
nUMtlonrH
Thm
jnodern
world
studies
every
fact
with
the
object
of
ascertain
Ing
the
truth.
In
matter
,pf
dootrllMjyteef.
in
the
worn-out
creeda
of
tmrlstendom.
it
leave
them
an
open
question.
BUt
the
best
of
us
believe
that
the
.and
the
liberty
with
which
Christ
has
made
us
free
is
the
sign
of
our
progressive
evolution.
St
is
certain,
as
far
as
we
reatl
hihtnry.
thst
anything
of
a
progressive
luiture.
Including
motor
cars,
radio,
film
shows,
etc..
which
have
oorrie
with
the
of
the
wv.a.w
w..
.11.
pi
Jlttgn-M
ogress
Jt
HC
nf(r
HK'nt
,
"
-rf
f
-
1
Uanthat
ha
stood
atlll
In
intelligence,
time
when
man
needed
them.
If
they
i.
iihuseel.
will
be
withdrawn
For
the
jnlunce
oi
natvire
la
mirh.
that
things
octlfy
themselves,
but
It
takes
evolu-;''.n
iii
the
hands
of
the
Creator
.tor
'.irsc
things
to
come
to
pass.
Be
a
'ttle
lenient
(Mrs
Oreen.
and
do
net
lt
your
fslth
run
away
with
your
men-ai
balance.
The
world
baa
not
ceased
ir.bving
yet.
and
take
care
to
veto
before
misrepresenting
;
-Carolina
Buccaneer.
Advertise
to
tbe
Dally
News
NOTICE.
There
will
be
offered
for
sale
at
Puklle
Auction
at
the
Provincial
Qovernmeatt
Court
Hmiu
h(.M
tk..n.
.1
.
"
1
-
nuini
v,
U
"
.
,
wu
1
Monday,
January
30th,
UM.
at
a
o'clock
i
in
the
afternoon,
the
following
lots:
Lot
7,
Block
40.
.
vllon
7.
Lot
13,
Block
13,
Bi.
'M
i
a.
all
in
th
City
of
Prln.
-
Rupert.
BC
-
ins
.
vasn
in
tun
at
tl...:
of
Sale,
oi
iTOTimiiir
cam
ana
tne
balance
three
equal
annual
Instalments
with
In
terest
6n
the
deferred
payment
at
th
rate
of
9
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ii
annum,
ini
urown
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fee
to
be
110.00
aim
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tonal.
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show
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Agent,
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
NORMAN
A.
WATT,
Ojverninent
Agent.
Dated
at
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
January
lath.
IMA.
23
LAND
ACT
NOTICE
Of
INTENTION
TO
APPLY
TO
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Range
ft
Land
Recording
Dlttriot
of
Prince
Rupert,
and
situate
at
the,
nor-River'
Tel'B,'Pn
p.
Skeena
TAKE
NOTICE
that
J.
H.
Todd
it
Son
J.Zia&F
oceuPlon
can-
purchase
the
following
described
lands:
Commencing
at
a
pest
planted
at
the
northwest
corner
of
Lot
21,
Range
8.
C
D.;
thence
35
chain
east;
thence
30
chains
north,
more
or
less,
to
high
water
mark;
thence
southerly
along
high
water
murl
to
the
point
of
commence-""'
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40
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or
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TODD
St
SONS.
LTD.
Apl'"c,int
Dated
December
lath.
1037.
tides
and
wilderness
waterfalls
obey
your
Surging
whims.
Your
finger,
pressing
the
electric
switches
with
which
your
home
is
equipped,
releases
lor
your
service
and
convenience
powers
undreamed
of
by
earlier
generations.
Four
and
a
half
million
horse-power
hydro-electric
energy
approximately
has
been
developed
at
present
to
build
Canadian
industries,
light
Canadian
cities
and
homes,
transmit
sound
over
telephone
and
telegraph
Unes,and
operate
street
railways
Seven
times
as
much
more
is
awaiting
development
.
.
.
wait
ing
to
serve
the
greater
Canada
of
tomorrow.
Today
everyone
accepts
electric
light,
heat,
power
and
the
telephone
as
commonplaces
prosaic
things
rather
than
the
products
of
romance.
Yet,
at
its
source,
the
power
you
use
is
sufficient
to
destroy
cities.
It
is
useless
as
an
active
national
asset
and
everyday
convenience
but
for
the
tact
that
it
can
b
transmitted
in
commercial
quantities
for
safe
use
in
home
and
factories.
Cables,
wires
and
equipment
are
needed
t
carry
the
electric
power
in
sufficient
quantities
to
fill
thenced
of
city
and
country,
and
to
divide
and
subdivide
that
volume
until
you
may
use
it
simply
and
with
safety
by
merely
pressing
a
switch.
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arc
proud
of
the
skill
of
our
crafttmtn
who
work
year
after
yd;
in
Northisn
Electric
plants
to
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and
constantly
improve,
much
of
the
material
necessary
to
ha
men
those
tremendous
water
powers
and
to
carry
electric
current
safely
to
you
for
your
coulut
and
benefit.
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