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April
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and
economical
table
Syrup.
Children
love
1
its
delicious
flavor.
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EDITION
157
Year-O'd
Turk
-.98
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3.00
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J
t
There's
a
kick
In
the
old
horn
yet.
ricri.tr
least
year
oldster
pf
Turkey.
whoM
v.ifr
have
him
come
home
We
see
hi
n
n-v.
a
'
5'
mor'
or
iriMj
.u't.ion
to
Vuiksiare
rosort
AIRCRAFT
IN
NORTH
Squadron
Leader
Shearer
T
Vancouver
Paying
Official
Visit-On
Way
to
Islands
.
Squadron
Leader
A.
B.
Shearer,
officer
commanding.
Jericho
Ileach
station
of
the
Royal
CttnadUn
Air
Force
at
Vancouver,
Is
paying
a
visit
to
the
city
and
dfcrtrict
on
-official
duties,
the
exact
nature
of
his
mission
not
being
dhelaacd
at
this
time.
He
arrived
heir
at
4:25
yesterday
Afternoon
from
Vancou
ver
In
a
Fairchild
seaplane
piloted
by
himself,
being
accompanied
by
Flight
Sergeant
Harold
Winnie.
Hp
will
leave
today
or
tomorrow
for
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
In
another
Fairchild
seaplane
piloted
by
Flying
Officer
C.
R.
Dunlop
who
arrived
this
morning
at
11
o'oteck
,rom
Queen
Charlotte
CHy
where
he
has
been
engaged
in
photographic
work
for
the
past
ten
days.
Squadron
Leader
Shearer's
lawtu
from
Vancouver
yesterday
was
made
under
adverse
weather
conditions
with
constant
rain
and
a
celling
that
rarely
wa
higher
than
20Q
to
250
feet.
A
stap
wai
made
at
Ocean
FahVfor
lunch
and
the
entire
flight
from
Vancouver
was
accomplished
in
a
little
under
five
hours.
The
plane
hqpped
off
nt
12:26
noon
today
on
its
return
to
Vancouver
with
Flight
Sergeant
Winnie
at
the
centre.
Both
the
machine
In
which
Sduadron
Leader
Shearer
came
north
and
that
of
which
Flying
'
.
Officer
Duntap
to
In
charge
were
Tuesday,
April
U.
1933
bfre
two
Bnd
R
nalf
y.r,
w
p.r-
'
"
tfctpating
In
the
search
for
the
tale
THE
TWO
CIVILIZATIONS
A
Rahn
.f'
Washlneton
Airway
and
nU
esm-
cantons'
Hying
Officer
Dunlao
There
are
about
1,900,000,000
people
in
the
world,
says
having
been
the
miot
ot
one
of
the
a
Victoria
Times
editorial.
Of
these
nearly
two-thirds
are
machlnes
at
that
generally
designated
as
non-Christians,
consisting
mainly
of
Taoists,
Buddhists,
Mohammedans,
Animists
and
Hindus,
which
means
that
they
are
mostly
Asiatics.
The
non-Christian
world
is
growing
more
rapidly
than
the
Christian
world,
first,
because
ft
comprises
the
bulk
of
the
The
Letter
Box
KECElVEUSllll'
FUTILE
world
s
population,
and,
secondly,
because
the
Christian
&Mut.
DaHy
New-world
in
the
last
century
has
presented
to
the
non-Chris-
it
mi
thw
mate
at
the
ore
t
jan
world
the
worst
possible
advertisement
of
its
attrac-
ent
time
to
have
this
city
go
into
!
tloilS
and
advantages.
the
hands
of
a
receiver
without
any
i
The
rampant
imperialism
which
wages
wars
fbr
material
anoe.
0
this
city
are
such
that.!
ends
and
which
exploits
backward
peoples
for
material
when
current
revenues
are
weighed
burposes,
is
a
Western,
not
an
Eastern,
commonplace.
In
atnst
bond
and
other,
fixed
char-thb
last.
two
thousand
years
most
of
the
suf
ferine
and
sa-
e8-
a
receivership
u
justified
from
orifice
which
have
been
demanded
bv
the
Moloch
of
greed
u
T,ewPlnt
of
creditors,
at
and
ambition
have
arisen
in
that
relatively
small
fringe
of
SSSS
humanity
which
has
been
designated
the
Christian
world,
woaid
ail
the
cities
in
British
co-Suving
the
military
ebullitions
of
Japan
which
developed
lumbia
require
a
reeeiver
but
also
on
a
large
scale
only
after
it
had
adopted
Western
ways
,he
greater
proportion
of
an
enw
the
tjagan
East
generally
has
kept
itself
within
bounds,
,n
bMh
Canata
and
u
8
A-am.
even
where
it
departed
from
tins
condition
the
germs
-C?JtJ
of
its
departure
born
the
of
were
in
capitals
the
West
and
ciueens.
the
following
salient
The
chief
trouble
with
the
fo-ca!led
Christian
world
lies
icta
they
occur
to
us:
in
the.
fact
that
it
is
not
Christian,
except
in
name.
If
it
1
That-
w,th
a
oomw--wore,
it
would
much
toner-
our
debu
canont
Uqui
present
a
more
resectable
com
pari-
th,T?M
;;hirh
i8?ot
cL8t,n-lt-wou,d
hQi
-Str1
peaceful
world,
for
the
Founder
of
Christianity
preached
due
2.
That
the
default
i
not
to
the
gospel
of
"peace
on
earth,
good-will
to
men."
It
would
any
mismanagement
of
the
fin-not
now
be
spending
five
billions
a
year
on
the
implements
anc
01
tn
"
ttwn
of
wah
It
wonld
not
have
to
worfv
about
embargoes
on
t0
make
a
ery
Itrrnuou
attempt
the
traffic
nf
lethal
weapons
for
intentional
conflict
It
"ZTLTL
would
not
he
trvjn,
to
.
rfvj,
a
moral
sanction
to
trickery;
JL?Z
tw
KiUiterfufre
and
rtweoMoji
In
rptionnl
rmliev.
The
Leacme
sehit-iy
beyond
control
and
is
due
of
Nations
would
be
Hnnecewiwy.Jts
charter
would
be
the
10
Yery
ft
becauee
of
which
Sormnh
op
the
Mount
In
;
hqrt
it
would
not
be
following
ta
iuoritd-ue
ab-
false
cods.
If
the
civilizations
of
the
East
and
West
were
"""J
J
ta,7a
uchar"
le
t
Hhrrnvm
jury,
what,
with
the
evidence
before
it.
arJkrc.
.1
uqiyn
wile
veruici
n
oeiwetm
uie
vwo
:
ly
urduatlfied
in
the
present
condition
of
finance.
4.
That
a
commissioner
will,
bv
the
very
nature
of
his
office,
work
more
for
the
pavment
of
outside
creditors
with
a
"moneyed"
interest
in
Prince
Ruoert
than
for
those
taxpayer?
mid
residents
who
have
a
life"
inU-rent
in
the
cltv.
5.
That
this
town's
first
duty
Is
to
Its
citizens
and
that
while
It
Is
very
regret
table
that
bondlKtlcters
should
suffer,
it
is
entirely
unlus-t
triable
Uiut
this
city
should
suffer
more
than
it
has
at
the
present
time.
The
council
has
worked
vary
well
in
the
lost
few
months
and
It
should
refrain
from
an
attitude
of
supine
ucceptance.
If
the
city
ean.
with
Much
great
ease,
relinquish
all
rVghU
In
its
own
government,
It
will
be
with
just
as
great
difficulty
that
Iti
will
be
able
to
regain
control
of
its
own
affairs
"PEUTINBX."
At
the
-ity
council
meeting
last
night,
the
board
of
works
was
authorized
to
dump
a
few
loa
of
rlnd-rs
on
the
cinder
path
leading
to
the
citadel
of
the
Salvation
InsiA
msiae
i
Storij
Right
inside
your
pipe
bo
I
.
.
.
there's
wKere
Ogdtn't
Cut
Plug
tells
the
itory
of
smoking
pleaivre
and
it's
a
serial
slory,
too
my
pipeful
is
a
chapter
of
entoyment
.
.
.
complete
in
itteif
.
.
.
told
in
a
language
you'll
always
understand.
The
more
particular
you
ate
about
pipe
tobocco
the
more
yqull
like
Ogden's
Cut
Plug.
You
can't
help
but
like
it
.
.
.
it
packs
tight
.
.
.
lights
right
.
.
.
burnt
right
...
in
your
pipe!
OGDEN'S
CUT
PLUG
you
"roll
your
oxen,
"ust
Osden's
fine
cut
i
iiarrtle
tobaao
and
Chantrclrr
natrttt
ppttt
Special
Cruises
Around
World
Are
Being
Arranged
Prince
Rupert
Part
cloudy,
light
southeast
wind;
burometer.
30.20;
temperature.
46;
sea
smooth.
Dead
Tree
Point-Clear.
Ilaht
southeast
wind;
barometer,
30.14;
temperature.
48;
light
swell.
Triple
Island
Part
cloudy,
tight'
southwest
wind:
sea
smooth.
I
Langara
Island
Part
cloudy,
1
calm:
sea
moderate.
r
Mail
Schedule
For
the
It
Morton
ys.
Wednesdays
and
Fridays
8:30
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I'roni
the
Kail
Tuesday.
Thursday
and
Stint
day
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For
Vancouver
Tuesday
Thursday
o-an
9:30
pjn
,m
Friday
II
p
rr
April
14
and
28
pin.
Monday.
Wednesday
and
Friday
(by
train)
....
80
p.m.
From
Vancouver
INDICTMENT
i
OF
BISHOP
I
111.
Itcv.
James
Cannon
and
Scc-!
retsry
Totlo
To
Trial
For
!
Katling'te
Atount
l
or
Opposed
Al
Smith
AUrrmalh
in
Coart
of
Kittcr
Mght
Waird
hv
Vlrjinla
'
Cluirrliman
Aralnst
ID'S
j
Pciiiocratlc
Nominee
i
WASHINGTON.
DC.
April
II
J
lKv.
Jmun
.
Cktnnon,
tr..
Metho-
S
tlptofwl
Dkhep
of
Vlrgtnhi.
jand
li
secretary,
alias
Ada
L
'
B.!rns.
were
U
dlctea
by
a
grand
'jury
yesterday
on
charges
of
fall-'
ir
to
aooouni
(or
antpa4f
funds
;
u.
d
In
the
192
catnfMfcn
In
which
Bishop
Cannon
beeMne
a
tmttonai
H?are
U.igh
his
seneaUonal
ef-.arts
to
defeat
Alfred
E.
Smith.
De-jteiatl?
pre?'ienttal
nomlnw
TJhe
charges
arse
out
of
thedis-tXMlNoii
of
sum
of
$66J00
which
i
III-
hop
Oannon
Teoetved
from
C
C.'
Janeson
New
York
capttaUst.
to
i
t-ninst
Smith
in
Virginia
Ir'
1MB.
the
Blsh's
erDnat
record'
came
iaar
vwirtiny
bewwise
r"
the
fact
'hat
he
had
bought
stcx1:
'.
through
i
New
York
brokers
i
-
1.
OM.se
which
later
became
bank
!
rupt
His
Utter
polltlca1
foes
charged
him
wWj
"gambling
"
nihap
Cannon,
who
had
beer
a??ud
dvring
thr
campaign
ot
opposlnf
Smrtt
because
he
was
a
Item
in
Cathollr
and
was
dubbed
Senator
Carter
Olass
of
Vlr-;
ftnta
u
the
Method
tit
Pope."
be
came
stalled
not
only
from
wltf
-oiK
bat
tram
wtthtn
his
ermrch
i.
I
He
rMtended
um
his
lont
frgV
I
on
hruor
was
th
renl
eawre
of
his
ttppostttofl
to
8onth
Uxonerated
br
Church
Racksd
Pt
bad
hrslth
and
at
ta.-t
nf
neurltU.
the
Dlship
was
rHed
before
a
general
conterence
of
hi
church
In
itio
.i
Dallas
to
anwr
noeusattons
centering
about
his
political
activity
and
stock
rriArt
dm
Unas.
He
was
exonera-td
after
he
had
hved
the
conrer-enee
and.
with
tears
in
his
eyes.
cnpsed
he
had
made
a
m
ratafee
in
his
stoek
market
ventutr
and
promHed
not
to
do
K
again.
In
aodltton
to
this
ettareh
hearme.
be
was
mlfed
to
WsstUng-ton
before
the
Senate
lobby
omn-
mlttee
and
ojMMtloned
a
beat
the
money
he
had
spent
in
VlntfiM
lie
defitd
the
eommlUee.
the
es-:
School
at
Rice
Lake
and
in
llooinf
eanttnued
and
Ms
rejtfr
"
Oermany.
He
became
prl
vu
to
hnKWe
from
the
mom
In
1930
Cannon
rostattog
news
ifi
-
-
-
'
hennehed
$,Ge.xi
llbvt
euU
A
number
of
interesting
special
nlo
WHHam
Handolnh
Hearat
cruUes
nround
the
world
and
U)
,
th
Mbllther
various
parts
of
the
globe
are
announced
by
Canadian
Pacific
Ocean
Services.
Twice
as
many
Canadian
as
Americans
circle
the
globe
In
proportion
to
tlie
population
of
the
two
countries,
according
to
Canadian
Pacific
figures.
Today's
Weather
Meantime,
the
Senate
oanmalgii
funds
committee
tmmi
that
HWtap
FAMILY
SHOE
STORE
Ltd.
Shoes!
our-
usnnrna
repon
campaign
esc-
row
vean
and
he
war.
mnrrIM
again
uentWare
s-esnijttly
aroountedJ
to
Mabel
Pat
ton
Henderson
In
lftM
tor
ly
!7i500
f
the
tmQQ
o
I
Me
U
survived
by
a
son
and
three
hm
by
Jvmloson.
The
ohaichman
dauahters
rnwcBTts
ine
auwonor
or
UM.
n
u.
u,
n.n
cm
mitre
Mls
Run-oaths.
Cannon's
seere-
-ry.
was
erawn
into
the
mt
wbe4Ucnn
rrfrx-1
to
anwer
questions
oi
th
-'nat
comnir?re.
'
T-
charfs
aaalnst
'
.e
Bishop
nt
MIm
lldrronehs
were
krpt
alive
In
he
c-iifts
and
had
been
pressed
-"h
rrnewed
vigor
klnre
the
ItM
!
;le?Uon.
BOYS'
CLUB
HAS
FEAST
was
a
member
of
the
Manitoba
and
Mount
Rm
ii
dobs
and
a
Conservative
and
An
(JBMS
FROM
LIFE'S
sruAp.nooiv
couimxY
Ute
is
not
so
short
but
thnt
then
Is
always
time
enough
for
eouitoM
-Bmereon.
True
pollteneM
U
consldrruUon.
for
the
opinion.,
of
others.
Samuel
Smiles
Kay
lilrano
and
Karl
NUIilo
Given'
There
is
a
courtesy
of
the
heart,
Cups
for
Profit
lency
at
St.
Ut
la
allied
to
mvr.
From
it
springs
Peter's
Church
(the
puret
oouriesy
in
the
outward
i
.
w
.
The
Boys'
Club.
Intermediate
and
When
the
heart
speaks,
however
Junior
classes,
of
Bt.
Peter's
Angli-
Imple
the
words.
Its
tnmraas
la
al-
tean
Church
wound
up
a
hlghh
sue-
ways
aceeptable
to
those
who
have
13-30
n4n.lMful
wmtr
wtlvltles
hearts
-
Mary
Ilsker
Rddy
;w,Ul
a
bantmet
last
night
in
the
Ocntleneu
correcu
whatever
la
Bundav
.
nm
teliureh
hall
which
was
attended
by
nfftnWp
In
our
mnnM
.Mlatr
between
forty
and
fifty
boys,
a
Politeness
u
real
kindness
kindly
bean
feast
being
the
feature
of
the
exressed
Wltherspoon
festive
board.
n
courtesy
transmute
aliens
During
the
evening.
Canon
W.
F
into
trustlny
friends,
ami
gives
its
Ruehbrook.
who
presided.
preen-
owner
passport
round
the
globe.
Wednesday
...
Br30ialu
!
led
euu
10
u,
best
oll-arnund
boys
James
T
Fields
pin,
April
10
and
34
.
a.m.
Tuesday.
Tliuraday
and
Saturday
by
train
t
J0:l8p
m,
For
Stewart
and
Anvux
Sunday
...
7
p
vn
Wednesday
3
pjn.
From
Stewart
and
Anyns
Tuewl.ty
.11:30
a
m
Thursday
dfvrlonment.
general
behavior
and
athletic
ability.
Kay
Illrwio,
for
the
1
s
f
rr
X
t
i
aoootKl
Ume.
won
the
Intermediate
l.lJAI.I
I
I
I
A
I
I
otiii
wtillc
Katl
KJshlo
was
Awarded
the
lunlor
tronliy
after
a
clone
com-ctttlon
with
Tom
Dalsell.
I7iitlitulsMm
and
fine
disoinHne
marked
the
conduct
of
the
elassea
8
p.n'
t-lfhw
the
season
and
great
credit
.
j
due
Xom
imton.
the
Instructor.
Gordon
Kerr
of
8twart
was
a
for
his
excellent
work
nmona
thi
Army
A
reouest
to
this
effect
wa
passenger
to
this
cltv
on
the
fine
rlassen
of
bovs
ranuinu
m
..
made
by
the
Army.
steumer
Ciirdi-na
this
aftrnoon.
from
elcht
to
fiftrsen
viu
'Jui
Famous
Rdson
Athertn
nnd
flulkley
Valley
Coals
ore
guaron
iei
to
give
satufactlon.
Try
a
ton
of
No.
1
Uulkley
Valley.
We
also
sell
Timothy
Hay.
Wheat
Oats
and
Darley.
Prince
Rupert
Feed
Co.
88
Phones
8S8
Pre-East
eY
Sale
Piwenta
Many
Money-Savini
Attractions
the
Family
Al
a
gathering
ym.fi
noon
m
St
Andrew
An
shedral
Hall,
plan
i,
1
nr
TAKK
AdTintaRe
of
thin
ewnt.
Select
yu.
"taster
Footwear"
while
sale
is
in
pron
EVERY
PAIR
OF
SHOES
0ferel
are
constructed
to
give
comfort
and
wenr,
comprisiiu'
"IIAKTT,"
"ONYX,"
"MURItAY"
and
oth.-'r
guporior
made
quality
footwear.
Select
Yours
Now
WATCH
OUR
WINDOWS
FOR
VALUES
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H
PROMINENT
WOMEN
ARE
WESTERNER
ORGANIZED
Was
I-le
John
(.alt
Who
Died
In
Vitorta
on
Sunday
uir
i
w
wui
waik.
winr
ut-mj
I
in
Victoria
on
Sunday
was
annoon-
whrrt,y,
,....
A"6"1
;
'
ed
yesterday,
was
for
almost
half
e"'
V"
,h"r
I,!
thrl
,he
'
R""
'
ca
ja
century
a
leader
In
the
business
Ule
lom
EndoWTnn
1
!d
nn.nrl.1
Mf
of
WMmi
Pun.
lh
Cnurcn
of
t,11"
U
He
had
reamed
In
Winnipeg
for
most
off
hi.
aettv.
Itf
,
m.n..
eeelestMUtml
province
t
H
ger
of
the
wholesale
grocery
firm
of
u.
O
and
J
Oalt
and
of
the
Blue
-
"
lhl
'
Rtbbon
Co.
Ltd.
In
adldtkm
to
be-
e
omvsw
Ute
thU
nu.i.
tag
formerly
prt-drnt
of
the
Unmn
nsdicanS
in
Canada
Bank
of
Canada,
he
was
a
dlree-
Protwm
and
wearing
'
tor
of
the
Canadian
Ftre
Insurance
esslmtosj
in
the
arm
7o
and
a
member
of
the
advlaory
Xf,r
'
effort
whhi
i
board
of
the
Royal
Trust
Co
made
to
ramose
dollar
for
Horn
tn
Montreal
March
.
ItM.
Iom
MseUttned
the
on
of
the
lute
Sir
Alexander
The
taUowmg
local
m
and
Lady
Oalt.
deceased
was
edu-
wll
buttons:
Mrs
It
I.
M
cated
In
the
Montreal
High
Schools
Mrs
1.
O
Johns
Mr
F
at
Montreal
and
Lennoxville.
Bar-
Mrs
W
C
Asptnall.
Mrv
w
Mrs
Oeorge
Omsvenor
M
Walton.
Mia
Beagley
M-
vole
secreUry
to
his
father
In
1176
Holtby
Mrs.
C
W
Hon-.-
and
joined
the
service
of
the
Bank
H
Ofme.
Mrs
W
A
Mrt
.
i
of
Montreal
in
liT7,
remaining
wUh.T
Parkin
Mrs
11
L
Lit
that
bank
until
ISS2
when
he
came
west
and
established
the
O
P
and
J
Oalt
business
at
Winnipeg
Mr
Oalt
married
Blaabelh
Atkinson
of
Chicago
In
18U
but
she
lived
only
a
James
Parquhat
Mrs
A
Mrs
Ernct
Andrrson
Mr-Mrs
Thoinus
Andrew
M
Lenos.
Mrs
O
J
l)
Orlmvon
Mt
A
E
Pnrli
A
MaoCclhim
Mrs
F
v.
Ml
Alice
PllUbury
inn
v
Olron
(iUESSWOUK
Accurucy
and
precision
are
never
arrived
at
by
gneasemrk.
Our
new
testtftf
equipment
enables
as
to
eliminate
guesswork
from
servicing
We
wtHtld
tike
to
have
you
visit
our
shop
and
see
the
method!
we
use.
AIm,
we
have
equipment
to
repair
any
electrical
appliances.
out
or
town
work
solicited.
Superior
i
Radio
Service
3.1G
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lllue
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a
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