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in
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Heine
Opened
up
To
Tourist
Travel
British
Columbia
it
launching
au
extensive
road
building
program,
designed
to
improve
her
existing
systems
and
to
open
up
to
the
ar
tomoblle
tourist
hitherto
inaccessible
regions
In
the
interior.
say
the
National
Revenue
Review.
In
all
nine
projects
have
received
the
serious
consideration
of
the
Provincial
Oovernment
and
work
has
already
commenced
on
several.
Chief
among
the
projects
already
under
way
is
the
new
Trans-Can
ada
highway,
which
will
run
from
Victoria
north
to
Nanalmo,
on
Vancouver
Island,
and
from
Vancouver,
on
the
mainland,
to
the
Alberta
boundary,
via
Kamloops
Rcvelstoke,
and
Oolden.
Between
the
latter
places,
a
gap
of
183
miles,
following
the
"Big
Bend"
of
the
Columbia
river
is
being
constructed,
and
the
route
will
be
improved
along
Its
whole
length.
Work
has
also
commenced
on
a
short
stretch
of
highway,
along
th
north
bank
of
the
Fraser
rive
between
Agassis
and
Halg,
which
parallels
the
Trans-Canada
and
provides
an
alternative
route
fo-motorist.
Work
will
also
start
immediately
on
a
new
road
to
the
United
States
boundary
which
will
connect
Vancouver
with
the
Peace
Arch
at
Blaln.
The
new
route
will
be
shorter
than
the
existing
one
ia
New
Westminster
and
Pacific
Highway,
and
will
be
partially
new
construction.
Another
project
likely
to
be
pra-
I
needed
with
is
the
Southern
Trans-
Provincial
Highway
from
Hops
,
hrongh
the
Hope
mountains
to
Princeton
and
thence
to
the
Crow's
Nest
pass.
Tom
nope
10
prince
ton.
the
route,
all
of
which
is
lair1
out
and
a
30-mile
stretch
south
of
the
latter
point
completed,
describes
a
great
seml-clrcle
to
the
south
reaching
Its
highest
point
In
Ai
llson
Pass
at
an
altitude
of
4,200
feet.
Northern
Roads
Another
route,
crossing
the
province
in
the
north,
is
also
included
In
the
program.
On
this
Northern
Trans-Provincial
Highway,
new
construction
is
contemplated
east
of
Prince
Rupert,
west
of
Hazelton
and
east
of
Prince
Oeorge.
In
the
interior,
the
program
provides
for
the
construction
of
a
new
highway
up
the
North
Thomp
son
to
Jasper:
general
improve
ments
to
the
Cranbrook-Ooldi-n
road,
and
to
the
Cariboo
road
froa
Spenccs
Bridge,
Thompson
rive'
north
to
Prince
Oeorge.
Coastal
projects
contemplated
are
the
continuation
ol
the
West
Coa;,t
road
on
Vancouver
Island,
west
ot
of
Jordan
River
and
the
construe
tlon
of'
the
Ucluelet-Totino
roa-
further
north.
On
the
mainland
construction
of
the
remaining
links
necessary
to
give
Vancouver
roa
connection
with
Powell
River
it
ex
pected.
'
Thrift
Prices
at
Capitol
Theatre
The
Capitol
Theatre
is
announcing
a
drop
in
the
price
of
admission
for
Thrift
Week,
commencing
today.
The
first
picture
to
be
shown
at
the
reduced
rate
is
"Raffles."
the
fascinating
story
of
the
young
man
with
the
nimble
fingers
and
"It."
which
is
the
week-end
offering.
The
ladles
are
charmed
with
htm
and
he
uses
that
charm
for
his
own
temporary
advantage.
Many
have
seen
"Raffles"
as
a
classic
of
the
stage,
but
It
is
more
I
elaborate
In
the
picture
and
sllght-i
lyillfferent.
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are
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of
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December
u
PADS
SEE
THE
DAILY
VZB
1911
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CAN
SOLVE
YOUR
GIFT
PROBLEMS
1
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Tf
On)hani'a
Vtptablt
Compound
Declaring
that
the
Bible
account
of
creation
was
not
opposed
to
the
evolution
theory
but
that
they
fitted
in
nicely
one
with
the
other,
Very
Rev.
J.
B.
Gibson,
Dean
of
St.
Andrew's
Anglican
Cathedral,
gave
an
Intensely
interesting
address
on
evolution
to
the
Rotary
Club
at
its
weekly
luncheon
yesterday
afternoon.
The
Dean
spoke
of
the
controversy
that
had
taken
place
over
evolution.
NewHruths
were
hard
to
get
into
the
minds
of
men.
He
re-ninded
his
hearers
that
the
earth
.vas
originally
thought
to
be
flit
ind
then
it
was
discovered
that
it
was
round
but
people
were
slow
to
believe
it.
Today
it
was
an
accepted
Tact.
Darwin
did
not
appear
to
have
had
the
idea
that
the
evolutionary
iheo.-y
was
opposed
to
the
Biblical
account.
It
was
Darwin's
successors
who
brought
out
the
idea
more
forcibly
and
even
today
the
Idea
seemed
to
be
prevalent
that
the
evolutionary
theory
and
the
Bible
iccount
could
not
be
reconciled.
Dean
Gibson
then
went
on
to
joint
out
that
the
six
days
were
un-ioubtedly
six
periods,
not
necessarily
24-hour
days.
The
order
of
development
as
set
out
by
evolutionists
was
the
-same
as
that
given
n
Genesis.
The
nebular
theory
was
'hat
the
earth
was
onee
a
part
of
'he
sun.
that
it
had
been
thrown
off
is
a
vaporous
mass
and
gradually
solidified.
The
crust
was
formed
but
Jie
interior
of
the
earth
remained
it
an
Intense
heat.
Process
of
Evolution
Light
was
the
first
thing
created,
it
being
the
unifying
force
binding
the
proton
and
the
electron
together.
The
atmosphere
came
second.
Then
the
seas
were
formed
and
the
1ry
land,
lower
forms
of
life
came
nto
being
and
plants,
crustaceans,
rislies.
amphibians,
birds
and
anl-nals
followed
In
order.
Finally
man
became
a
conscious
being.
Various
theories
accounted
for
'he
beerlnntriR
of
life.
One
was
the
mechanical
theory
that
conditions
vere
such
that
Wfe
began
spontnn--ously
but
the
Renrally
accepted
dea
was
that
there
was
a
vitaliz-'ng
force
which
brought
forth
the
wark
of
life.
This
force
was
what
nen
called
God:
"In
the
beglnnlne
"nd
"
There
must
be
a
supreme
iinrl
So
b-ine
about
such
u
won-'erful
rre
ition
Darwin
seventy
years
ag"
pro-
I
Had
Melancholy
Blues
Feeldriggy
blue
t.vduE
Piokham'l
Vegetable
Compound
will
belpycm
Iti
tonic
action
builds
vou
up
and
relieves
Monthly
Pain.
Ask
tor
the
new
tablets.
pounded
the
theory
that
all
life
came
from
a
common
stock-The
h.'story
of
evolution
is
the
story
ft
the
development
of
a
being
with
the
human
power
of
choice
of
freedom
and
of
recording
experience.
There
was
nothing
unreasonable
in
this
or
contrary
to
the
story
of
creation.
Then
came
the
spiritual
life,
de
veloping
from
the
mental.
Consciousness
separated
man
from
the
lower
animals.
Man
Is
a
spiritual
being,
continually
evolving.
The
world
is
getting
better.
In
fact
the
good
in
the
world
is
very
much
greater
than
the
bad
only
through
the
newspapers
attention
is
continually
drawn
to
the
bad.
In
the
process
of
evolution
no
one
could
tell
to
what
man
might
evolve.
oPssibly
some
day
progress
may
be
so
great
that
men
may
become
as
gods.
Moving
Picture
Director
Is
In
Grave
Condition
LOS
ANGELES,
Dec.
11:
David
Hartford,
noted
director
who
has
long
been
identified
with
the
American
moving
picture
industry,
is
in
a
serious
condition
sufferng
with
heart
trouble.
His
recovery
is
despaired
of.
The
cost
of
automobile
accidents
in
the
United
States
hat,
been
estimated
at
(2.000.000.000
per
year.
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and
ends
on
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17th.
Three
Specially
Selected
Programs
at
Reduced
Admission
Prices.
Fri.
and
Satur.
Two
Shows
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&
9
pj
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Starts
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&
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