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THE
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4
oa..j:
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I.,
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l
oroiuo
oaiuruay
iMignt
eunor
remarKS
mat
wmie
some
ood
had
chosen
a
fa
mlly
to
demon-people
think
Ontario
deserves
a
belter
premier
than
Mr.istrate
hu
wal
ami
carry
out
his
Henry,
he
inclines
to
the
view
that'Mr.
Henry
deserves
ajp-
Tie
head
of
this
famiiy
had
better
party
than
the
Conservatives
of
that
province
in
been
Abraham
i.
the
father
of
Isaac,
their
present
state
of
mind,
And
then
we
feel
inclined
to;00
'f51
sbeak
similarly
of
British
Columbia.
It
is
possible
that
many
nations
apd
many
kbg.
Premier
Tolmie
is
deserving
tif
a
better
party
than
the
Had
bome
the
House
of
israU
bne
that
put
him
in
power,
so
he
is
casting
them
off
and
whose
tribe
and
peoples
had
even-forming
a
new
party
bf
his
own
that
will
be
more
pat-
tuay
S""1
"p0"
IsJ"
ient,
mote
diplomatic,
more
willing
to
"let
nature
take
its-"
Stm'-course
than
has
been
the
Conservative
party.
Imonwealth
of
Nations
of
today
1
which
was
stin
no
leas
the
House
CURRENCY
IDOLIZED
of
aQd
"chosen"
people.
What
was
at
one
time
intended
to
be
nothing
more
than
,Mr;
ai
if
the
peo-
a
token
of
change
is
how
being
idolized
to
an
extent
never
before
knowh.
Money
or
currency
has
little
value
in
:
ted.
as
God
had
laid
down,
men
who
itself,
only
in
what
it
represents;
Yet
we
deal
in
it.
We
bor
row
and
lend
it.
We
set
up
factories
to
manufacture
it,
banks
to
deal
in
it,
churches
in
which
to
worship
it
and
safes
in
which
to
store
it.
Money
is
the
idol
which
we
wor
,
.
.
,
,
.
ship
in
our
homes,
our
places
offices.
During
the
past
few
dig
abneared
so
we
were
noor.
cbuntry
jitt
the
same.
We
had
the
raJ
wealth
but
there
were
no
tokens
with
which
to
pay.
NEW
BOOKLET
A
new
booklet
for
tourists
the
Bureau
of
Information
Of
It
if
an
excellent
publication,
well
prepared
arid
well
printed
and
reflects
credit
on
the
men
who
are
responsible
for
Ihe
work.
It
is
well
illustrated,
dealing
with
the
history
pf
the
province
and
ihe
present
industries
and
designed
to
Interest
the
home-seeker,
investor,
sportsman
and
traveller.
TJie
map
showing
the
provincial
highways
unwittingly
draws
altrttibn
to
a
provincial
neglect
It
was
impossible
for
the
compiler
to
include
the
highway
to
Prihce
Rupert
because
it
had
not
been
built.
The
north
ha?
been
heglec-ted
and
had
to
be
left
out
of
the
map,
west
of
Hazetton.
One
of
these
days
the
pedrlle
of
the
north
will
insist
that
they
get
their
highway
or
else
be
excluded
from
the
province
as
well
as
the
map
of
British
Columbia
and
be
allowed
to
build
their
own
highway
with
their
own
money.
Steamship
Sailings
For
Vancouver
Monday
a.
Pr.
Oeorge
....
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Jim.
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Tiday
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pin.
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10
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Rupert
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Charlotte
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Islands
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ajn.
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Prince
Oeorge
3
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Ajaita
jCToiid'ay
is.
Prihce
Oeorgjj
7
ftrtl
m
Saturday
as.
Prln.
Louise
pjn.
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Rkfrna
lUvrr
Friday
si.
Caidena
pjri.
period
jerlod
paid
paid
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advance
advance
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July
15,
1933
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BOTcrnaienw
wnoce
mission
.
,
.
of
business
and
professional
lihourd
be
not
to
make
laws
but
t
years
money
seemed
to
have
j
administer
the
law
as
set
down
m
vet
we
had
the
noods
m
the
i
has
just
-been
published
bjjflk."0''-
0od
wa"
ttm
moldln
the'
PrbVinadl
Gbtfeft'fflehtJ?
bf
to
P"'e
m.ust
elP
Mail
Schedule
For
the
Fast
Mondays,
Wednesdays
ini
Frt
days
i:30
pjn
From
the
Kat
Mondays
and
Saturdays
2:15
p.m.
Thutttayt
10:20
pjn.
For
Vancouver-
Mondays,
3
p.m.
Tuesday.
12:30
p'jri
Friday
11
pTr
Saturday
4
pm.
.QftttnMy
,.:.....
pjn.
Monday,
Wrdneday
-and
Friday
,by
train).
8:30
pjtt
Trim
VancouTfr
A
.
Sunday
.
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,
pjij
,
Monday
,r
ajn.
Wednesday
.11
JO
ajn.
Thursday
by
train
.10220
pl.m.
FfWay
.
11:30
djn.
Saturday
tby
train)
2:16
p.m.
For
SiewaVt
and
Anjox
ttmify
-
7pm
Prlday
.
..
2
p.m
foom
)?Wart
ahd
Ahjok
Tiiesdiyf
11:30
a
m
SStutday
8
pjn.
fjjr
Nass
flftr
and
Fort
Simpson
Sunday
ji
pjn
i'rpm
Naa
RWer
and
Por
Slmpxon
TbHiSir.
litSo
kjn
For
Queen
Charlotte
IMand
July
14
and
28
9
pjn.
From
QU'ren
thirlotte
Islands
Jujy
12
ind
28
ajn.
l
or
Alstki
ohdays
ajn.
From
Alaska
'
Salurdays
p.m.
Ao-UrtUt
in
the
Dklly'lUl
DOCTRINE
OF
ISRAEL
ttftntlhueil
from
paite
one)
deiibe'tlons.
Before
anything
jbmild
be
accomplished.
It
whs
essential
that
God's
kingdom
on
earth
should
1e
accepted
ax
a
practical
reality.
What
World
Has
to
Do
The
world
had
to
art
awnv
from
thinkine
Uiat
boo4
was
far
removed
and
anA
lived
Hvnri
nnlti
only
In
In
Heaven,
Uiov.
declareo
the
speaker.
People
were
Inclined
w
worry
roo
mucn
about
the
hert!
4nd
Hbfc
work
was
killing
people
I
was
rieceasary
that
people
get
back
into
contact
with
Ood
and
make
iiis
rungaom
a
practically
reality
.God's
kingdom
on
earth
and
by
trsk
means
alone
would
come
the
hew
perfect
order
and
system.
Ood
s
Odfls
will
would
hate
to
Be
doiu
arid
the
affairs
of
the
world
gov-
'orned
by
the
rules
He
had
set
down
"We
must
be
workers
together
iwlth
Ood."
Delving
deep
into
Biblical
his-
mjtjt,
Air.
apnngeu
aescriDea
now
feared
God.
foved
truth
and
hated
ovetousness.
Did
it
not
appear
that
such
men
were
a
necessary
factor
in
forming
the
parliaments
the
Book?
The
baste
laws,
the
Toaker
averted,
had
been
largely
lost
sight
of
today.
Depression
and
debt,
taxation
and
poverty
had
arisen
from
the
practice
of
usury
as
t)e
essentials
had
been
lost
sight
thexruelre
by
accepting
in
their
'tves
and
in
the.
conduct
of
their
affairs
the
rules
as
set
down
in
the
Book.
"Ood
still
rules
his
people."
de-lared
the
speaker
in
closing,
"but
his
kingdom
must
be
established
and
upon
you
people
raU
the
responsibility
of
re-establUhlng
that
ftlngrlom."
At
the
conclusion
of
his
address.
a
vote
of
thanks
wax
tendered
Mr.
Snrlnnett
by
Very
Rev.
Jame
B.
Olbson.
dean
of
St.
Andrew's
Cathedral.
Rev.
F.
W.
bafoe.
pastor
of
nrst
Baptist
Church,
presided
and
offered
the
opening
prayer.
The
benediction
was
pronounced
by
Rt
R'ev.
O.
A.
Rix.
Bishop
of
Caledonia.
W.
Vaughan
Da
vies
presided
at
the
organ.
P.
II.
Llnzey.
Robert
Gordon
ahd
Samuel
Massty
acted
as
ushers.
Afternoon
Meeting
Close
to
one
hundred
women
attended
an
afternoon
meeting
in
St.
Andrew's
Anglican
Cathedral
at
which
Mr.
Sprlngett
a
Mo
spoke.
Very
Rev.
James
B.
aibson.
dean
of
the
Cathedral,
presided.
There
was
a
vbcal
solo
by
Mrs.
J.
II.
Mc-Leed.
Mr.
Sprlnsjett.
who
Is
making
a
tour
of
the
west,
arrived
n
the
city
yesterday
morning
from
Vancouver
and
proceeded
east
fcy
last
night's
train.
C.
N.
R.
Trains
nr
the
East
Mondays.
Wednesdays.
Fridays
and
Saturdays
9:30
pjn.
"rm
the
East-Tuesdays
A
Thursdays
10:20
pjn.
Mondays
&
Saturdays
2:
IS
pin.
lor
v
Tfteniholafum
7h
Italinftfaun
keep
a
jaral
the
Galhdusefr-
Partis'.
SprdinzVmtees,
'MADClH
CAHACA
III
1
Baer
Punishes
Schmelling
gfBfBfBfBfgfBtW
a3stV
svsssssssssssssEsa
saaaSBaaaBaaas
Max
Baer.
sturdy
Calif
omian
left
,
comes
up
with
a
danger
oft
right
as
Max
Schmlii.K
German
champ
ton.
seeks
to
cotbr
up
from
Baefs
terrific
rights
.mo
i-fus
in
the
seventh
round
of
their
tight
at
Madison
Square
oarden.
New
Yotk
city.
June
8
Baer
won
when
he
unloosed
a
tmifir
attack
In
the
ninth
and
tenth
rounds.
When
Robins
,dltttBttBBEB?$J&'SB&i
staaaaaf
bHsIsIspIb
3HKsLsR
From
robins
to
lii.mt.s
1-
a
in.'ifi-
-t.utiiiijj
nn
'amniphn.M.
but
it
was
gracefully
an
ompliiOied
by
these
two
major
league
diamond
notables.
They
are
'Lefty
O'Doul
ilefti
and
Lefty
Clark,
both
of
whom
went
from
the
Brooklyn
team
to
the
New
York
Oianta
In
exchange
for
Sam
Leslie
The
lads
appear
to
be
pleased
with
the
change.
District
News
I
TERRACE
The
Terrace
Board
ot
Trace
held
its
quarterly
meeting
on
Tuesday.
After
hearing
the
report
for
the
past
three
months
by
the
secretary,
the
meeting
was
thrown
open
to
free
discussion
by
members,
and
a
Smoker
replaced
the
businesslike
j
air
which
generally
prevails.
It
was
decided
to
put
on
something
I
in
the
way
of
a
straw4erry
social
fn
the
near
future.
J.
McLean
has
been
arojnd
the
district
looking
over
the
roads,
trails,
and
fridges.
He
is
assistant
district
engineer
with
headquarters
at
Smithers.
The
Matiern
rescue
plane
"Kings
Brewary".
ha
been
the
centre
of
cariosity
during
the
week.
Moat
of
the
younger
set
have
inserlbeti
their
names
on
it,
as
It
rests
in
II.
L.
Frank's
hay
field.
There
was
a
jolly
dance
at
La-kelte
Lake
Hotel
on
Wednesday
given
by
guests
staying
there.
Recent
arrivals
at
Laksise
are
I
Norman
Watt
and
Rat.
W.
W
Grant
HoUlngworth.
of
Prtnee
Ro-'
pert,
both
being
followed
by
their
wives
after
they
had
got
their,
camps
set
up.
I
Rev.
W
R.
Welsh
the
new
in-j
cumbent
of
Knox
United
Ohurch
I
arrived
last
week
with
his
son
and
daughter.
Mrs
Walsh
and
another!
daughter
are
experto
i
in
about
a
month
i
I
J.
N.
Taylor
and
W
Motson.
Bank
of
Montreal
inipectors.
have
been'
Became
Giants
recent
visitors
o
she
local
branch.
The
weather
has
bean
pool
land
showery.
Hay
and
dovsr
look
well.
Some
garden
vegotablu
are
s
failure
through
lack
of
heat,
but
there
Is
a
fine
show
of
flowers
ot
numerous
kinds,
strawberries
are
showing
In
the
stores,
and
raspberries
are
likely
to
be
sea
pee
SKIDEGATE
Miss
May
Schubert
of
Prince
ftu-j
pert
arrived
recently
to
vtett
with
Mrs.
Fred
Atkins
of
Qaeen
Cnar-
lotte
city
during
the
summer
hwl-days.
Mrs.
g.
Palmer
and
Mrs.
A.
P
timer
of
Crescent
lolet.
who
are
spending
the
summer
at
the
Willows,
at
TM1,
motored
down
a
few
days
ago
to
Queen
Charlotte
City
for
a
brief
visit.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
M.
Johnson
will
shortly
visrt
for
several
pays
at
Skldegate
as
the
gttaatt
of
mV.
and
Mrs.
E.
C
Stevens.
Mr.
Johnson,
who
Is
one
of
the
beat
known
financiers
kn
the
west,
while
here,
will
look
over
several
of
the
gold
mining
properties
of
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
He
and
his
wife
have
made
nine
trips
around
the
world
but
this
will
be
their
first
visit
to
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
TENNIS
IS
INJINALS
Honors
in
C.
N.
It.
A.
Tounianirht
to
lie
Drclilrd
Tomorrow
Results
of
semi-finals
in
the
Canadian
National
Recreation
As-,
rtiSHl8n
tlnHB
t'dormment
last
nlgU
were
as
follows:
1
Meui,
Singles
P.
Mcintosh
de-fedd
R.
Johnson
8-2,
6-i.
MlieJ!
rkflibles
Mr.
id
Mrs.
iioruln
defeated
Miss
E.
Davis
and
jF.
?i.
Davl8-3.
6-3.
Mlw
B.
Berher
and
R.
Johnson
I
defeated
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Barry
6-4,
7-5.
6-3.
Fihals
ToWorr'dw
1
wtfbe
played
tomorrow
as
LadleV
SlHirs
i
Mrs
llettan
vs.
Mrs.
Montgomery
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July
18
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vs.
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A
July
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vs.
Navy.
July
20
Orotto
vs.
Kaiens.
July
38
Empress
vs.
Elks;
Navy
va
a
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R.
A.
July
28
Orotto
vs.
Navy.
July
27
Elks
vs.
C.
N.
R.
A.
July
30
Kaiens
vs.
Empress;
Rlks
vs.
Orotto.
August
J
Navy
vs.
Empress.
August
3
p.
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JL
A.
vs.
Kaiens.
August
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ft.
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vs.
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Attgust
8
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August
10
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vs.
Kaiens
August
13
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AGgiist
15-b
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R.
A.
vs.
Elks.
August
1
7
Kaiens
vs.
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August
20
Orotto
vs.
C.
N.
R.
A.;
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vs.
Elks.
August
2J
Empress
vs.
C.
N.
R.
A.
August
24-Kalens
vs.
Navy.
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ilnndlng
to
date:
Mrs.
L.
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and
daughter.
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left
on
lost
night's
train
for
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trip
to
smithers
and
Lake
Kathlyn.
Mrs.
M.
A.
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of
Haysport
irrlved
in
the
city
on
this
afternoon's
train
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the
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July
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