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Thursday,
January
24.
102;)
x!jM3PAL
CONSCIOUSNESS
One
of
thejatorp.inithe
teanhat
lfaWngYGanada
from
Australia
spoke
otho-need
of'deve'lbpihga
pblitical
consciousness
in
the
people
of
the
country.
That
is
what
we
need
m
CanadWfe
n&d;a
pedpTe
Vjf8
wffltstudyVpo-l
litical
questions
and
take
part
in
campaigns,
voting
not'
according
to.party.attiuatipns,bttt
according'
totheAbes
individual
jitoijoMhejv'fftQrrft
i,
f
a
.
The
DdilrweW
tries
fblriVthe
peMrAKrTtic
KING
ABDICATES
f
.
;
a-
,
s
cost
him
his
throne.
Thn
British
Columbia
as
much
political
news
as
possible,
show-1
king
abdicated
in
fav
ing
both
sides
of
questions-
Yesterday
we
featured
the
!,rothr
who
ay,ai".
!as
speech
from
the
throne,
which
is
the
official
pronouncement
of
the
Tolmie
administration
.
We
shall
also,
as
opportunity,
arises,
give
summaries
of
the
speeches
of
the
leaders
on
both
sides.
In
that
way
people
are
induced
to
take
tin
interest
in
government
affairs.
Often
we
hear
people
speak
of
too
much
politics.
We
do
not
agree
with
them.
We
think
we
have
too
little
politics.
Politics
is
the
science
of
government,
and
we
should
all
learn
as
much
about
it
as
posible.
This
is
different
altogether
from
what
is
sometimes
branded
a
machine
politics
or
party
politics
.
The
ambition
of
Kin
to
make
h's
country
of
Af-
hanistan
on
a
par
with
the
moat
n
industrial
a-nd
cultural
id.
lopment
of
western
countries
ine
ixaiurai
nesuurces;
iiueingence
uepanmeni,
nas
ward
received
at
just
issued
an
Animated
Atlas,
in
which
by
means
of
Naval
Barracks.
ntrtfiiiao
o
m
nffomnt
i
a
morla
t
ir
1
1
It
iflfTiirt
t
Hn
v
n
v'i't
1
try.
It
is
a
very
interest
or
of
tin
been
erceded
by
a
rebel
leader.
NEW
DESTROYERS
TO
BE
FINISHED
IN
JUNE,
1930
VICTORIA,
Jan.
21:
The
twoi
new
destroyers
of
the
Amaxon
class
for
the
Royal
Canadian
Navy
should
be
conpleted
by
Thornycroft
at
Southampton
about
June,
1930,
according
to
the
Uaquimalt
ta
u
1
1
f
-
a
n
fk
.
.
.
.
i
.
wen
cran
win
tony
wi
.
sources
oi
me
various
provinces
anu
secuons
oi
me
coun-,
inch
Kuns,
two
anti-aircraft
guns
ng
attempt,,
but,
there
IS'
one
and
two
trWe
m
twenty-one-ineh
criticism'
which
might
be
made.
The
pictures
of
animals
torpedo
tub
-yftjp
of
made
to
represent
the
sectibndevoted'to
big
game
hunt-
thirty-five
SbMvj
JlfTfc.
ing
so
predominate
over
the
pictures
df
sacks
of
gold
and
,80
"
timber
that
the
impression
might
"be,
convqyed.
that
the;
creWif
j
&
lrlnnimnk
i
Togetlfcf
JmBm
will
The
prairie
provinces
hai'CLjninQr.-picturesshowing
co
ixStifittj..
'
grain
growing,
but
bears
and
moose
and
elk
and
wolves
rpla(ri;K"""".M7s
Vancouver,
1
seem
to
Uommate.
While
the
maps
are
interesting
any.
and
the-
other
aWUltfMwrepiM-very
well
executed
we
doubt
their
value-
in
h.m.c.s.
champUin,
loaatd
1
,
bv
the
British
Government
when!
FASCISM'S
FUNNY
WAYS
iH.M.CS.
Patriot
and
Patrician1
(
Victoria
Times
wer
retired.
No
word
on
the'
One
of
the
leading
Fascist
newspapers
in
Italy
has
de-
v0t
JJ
"uWm
nounced
the
tourist
trade
to
that
country
because
of
its
huniiliating
effect
upon
the
populace
.
It
says
the
poorer
class
of
tourist
is
of
little
benefit,
while
the
wealthy
visitor
is
"pretentious
and
aggressive
and
seems
to
regard
the
whole
of
Italy
as
his
ovm
property."
We,
then
JW(1
L
that
"the
epoch
when
rich
ffiilish,nahobs,
anCother.
of
the
same
brand
invaded
Italjlfrom
January
to
jlay,
when
there
were
frequent
marriages
between,
coats
of
arms
and
dollars,
is
over;
today
tlgngs
are
different.
We.
feel
far
better
alone
in
our
horn,
and
we
shall
kde'h
'to
ttdr-selves
our
patrimony
of
artfbeauty
and
memories
without
hearing
at
every
step
that
fastidious
'very
beautiful"
of
the
traveling
admirer."
r
'
The
London
Times
says
articles
such
as
thete
'are
certain
to
have
an
unfortunate
affect
upon
Britigh,
Canadian
and
United
States
tourists,
who
of
recent
years
have
formed
by
far
the
largest
percentage
of
tourists
in
Italy.
All
we
feel
inclined
to
say
is
that
the
London
Times
now
has
an
excellent
opportunity
to
help
the
United
Kingdom
with
its
recently-announced
"Come-To-Britain"
campaign,
leavincr
the
black-shirt
holiday
ground
to
its
own
seclusion
.
The
great
London
daily
also
may
devote
more
space
to
extolling
the
beauties
of
Canada
as
a
land
of
wonder
which
never
will
have
to
play
second
fiddle
to
any
country
on
earth
as
a
holiday
resort
.g
Let
the
wealthy
Briton
try
the
lakes
of
British
Columbia
id
give'
CdmO
and
Maggiore
a
rest
until
Italy
lifts
her
tojlfist
"ban.
Western
Canada'
will
provide
him
with
all
thejAlps
he
may
require.
And
our
people
will
not
shudder
igaio
drops
few
"very
beau-tiff
Is"
occasionally.
r
J)VV
Dr.
Alexander
;
Bring
Your-
I
FURS
lir.SNEIl
IU.OCK
j
DENTIST
Gofdbioom
to
He
iiaytt
the
hlsheat
price
aw
m
IS
r
your
hi$kal
route
Sast
Hirti
world
fainous
gorge:
y
i
i
jp.
i
-
1T7
J
fine
J
fnsl
Irnim
to
if
Salt
iale
City
Oden
Denver
Omalia
Kansas
City
St
Louis
Chicago
and
other
eastern
poiiUs
Gtipcrior
Dining
Cnr
6cricc
UNION
STATION
SEATTLE
CHIEF
JUSTICE
BUYSILICENSE
SEATTLE,
3,
Justice
'Gordo
supreme1
jcou
bia,
whb
liy
Jan.
,21:-rdb'n"'llu,hti'i-
o
urt
of
"fiVitiifKi
Chief
f
the
C'otum-
Victoria,
and
Mrs.
Eleanor
3Iorden
of
Detroit,
ootained
a
marriage
license
here
yesterday1.
,
.
.''
CANADIAN
SCOTTISH
WENT
ON
THE
ROCKS
Prince
Rupert
Built
Boat
Strands
In
Australia
But
Frees
Herself
The
Prince
Rupert
built
C.
N.
S.S.
ocean
freighter
Canadian
j
.Scottish
struck
rocks
while
en-i
tering
Moreton
I
lay,
an
Austral-,
iun
port,
in
thick
weather
at
the'
first
of
this
week.
The
vessel
treed
herself
and
proceeded
up:
be
taken
on
an
Australian
dry
dock
for
survey
of
Hdamag.
H.
1)1
(li
SIGNING
TREATY
Thursday,
January
24,
1929
Here
in
a
photo
of
the
signin
d-.,-.
.ja'.to:-
tr.
u
in
iU
bu'Mir
in
The
frock-oateri
figure
bending.
ver
to
sijrn
hi
name
is
Premier
,;
t
Mi
ssolmi
of
Italy,
ustlano
Venizeloa
the
strong
rruiii
f
Ontece,
signed
the
tmty
totjfy
c.Un;ry.
;iv,;:i:
;
r-
rfe
..'V'S??'.'
-ik.XJL-
.
W7HAT
OF
TO-MORROW?
To-day
you
arc
alive
-
well
-
-
happy.
But
suppose
a
summons
sounds
in
the
darkness
and
to-morrow
your
chair
stands
vacant.
What,
then,
df
your
wife?
Your
children
--what
of
them?
When
your
presence
is
no
longer
there
to
provide
for
them
-
-
to
help
them
over
the
rough
places
of
life
-
-
even
then
your
care
need
not
cease.
Even
then
your
forethought
may
guard
them
against
want
and
adversity.
Life
Insurance
truly
stands
as
tlic
Guardian
Angel
of
stricken
homes
-
-
as
a
living
testimony
of
man's
faithfulness
to
liis
loved
ones,
even
in
death.
Think
!
Think
of
those
dependent
upon
you.
Tliink
-
-
and
act.
Get
in
touch
with
a
Life
Insurance
representative
to-day.
To-morrow
may
be
too
late.
Rome
Ven-
ffrvTAat
iffy
:
f
r.
'
,
"i