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for
themselves
in
every
other
sphere
of
life
are
not
willing
to
think
for
themselves
when
It
comes
to
rell-
gion
The
result
Is
that
those
who
do
attempt
to
think
for
themselves
are
labelled
heretics
and
unorthodox.
The
opposition
to
Pearl
Buck.
lice
.AI;v
Published
Every
Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
DalJy
News.
Limited,
Third
Avenue
.
H.
F.
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Managing-Editor
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or
carrier,
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...
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lesser
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In
advance
per
week
by
mal
to
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parts
ol
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Columbia,
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and
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year
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,
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10.
3.00
9.00
Saturday,
April
20,
1033
A
SATURDAY
SERMOti
i
Rev.
W.
D.
awnt
Holliufworth,
BA
Pastor,
Fiwt
Prespytjeffcn
&uro)i
In
the
gospel
story
we
read
of
only
one
man
who
he?
i-tatfcd
wh,fen
invited
to
become
a
follower
of
Jesus
Christ.
He
wa
Nathaniel.
He
hesitated
because
of
his
prejudice
towards,
the
city
of
Nazareth.
"Can
any
good
thing
come
ittf
at
Monro
vnfh
?"
lm
oelrorl
cAtnairUnf
vrrwv
f
sU
We
only
see
Jesus,
that
is,
come
Into
contact
with
him.
as
we
are
Hem
upon
the
truth
of.
G.od
.
.
.
but
the
promise
remains
still
.
.
.
"Seek
and
ye
?hall
find."
Let
us
beware
Q
nreiHdlce
as
something
whjah
if
kept
and
cultivated,
will
hinder
us
well
known
missionary
and
author
j
from
the
true
service
of
Ond.
CHURCH
NOTICES
FIRST
UNITED
CHURCH
Kev.
C.
D,
Clarke,
Pastor
11
A.M..
Morning
Worship
7:30
PAL.
Special
Musical
0ervl.ee
The
Choir
will
render
the
CaritaU
THE
THQRJi-CRQWKP)
KING"
Jti4)4itfc
R.
O.
Uige.
Mrt.
P.
C.
MWer,
J,
S.
Wilson.
Dr.
R.
O
Large
The
Choir
will
be
robed
In
the
new
gowns
Just
received
from
Toronto
ClfAD
TIPWGS
FULL
GOSPEL
MISSION
II.
W.
Johnson
In
charge
,.
Opening
date.
April
30
at
3
pjn.
(ewbody
welcome,
come
and
hear
the
Old
Time
Oospel
at
the
New
Mission
Regular
Service.
SunJajr.
ll
a.m.,
Prayer
.
(
.
9Mndy,
2:30
pjn..
Sunday
School
Song
SrrVyWi
starts
Sunday.
7:30
pm.
Oospel
Message.
8
pm,
Wednesday
nig
hi.
8
o'clock,
Gospel
Message
111
Third
Avenue
West.
Mclntyre
Building
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Minister.
Rev.
W.
I),
qrant
HoUlngworth,
Bj.
OrganUt.
Jhn
K.
Davey
11
AM.,
Sermon
Subject:
'TiJIE
PROPHET
OF
PAITU"
12:15,
Sunday
SchooJ,
)'5:30.
Sunday
School
in
Wetvlew
School
7:30
PM
Sermon
Subject:
tTHE
CHALLENGE
OF
LIFE"
1
wfiat
Is
jour
philosophy
of
llfef
(2)
dhristlanUy
and
beftHli
V.AiFlyzing
the
Influence
o
The
Lady
of
the
Lamp-Members
of
the
1D33
graduating
class
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Oeneral
Hospital
wji
altwd
In
a
body.
EVBNINO
MUSIC
Soprano
Solo:
"Not
Ashamed-
Danks).
Mrs.
J.
IL
Carson
Tenor
SoJo:
"Nearer
Mv
Ood"
Lwift
Oarey),
J.
E
Davey
Male
Quar,Utt:
"J,
Cannot
Alwaw
Trace
the
Way"
We
Invite
YOli
to
worship
with
us
-a
irmi
r
.j
STOPS
a
Ueadacie
There
seems
to
be
no
safer
way
to
end
a
headache
and
there
certainly
is
no
safer
way
than
to
take
two
tablets
of
Aspirin.
You've
beard
doctors
say
that
Aspirin
is
qfr.
If
you've
triedit,
you
&ww
it's
rfftdipe.
You
couW
take
these
tablets
even-
day
in
the
year
without
any
ill
effect.
And
every
time
you
take
them,
you
get
the
kaird
rteief.
Stick
to
Atfirln.
It's
safe.
It
gets
results.
Quick
relief
from
headaches,
colds,
or
other
discomfort
History
and
literature
abound
in
illustrations
of
the
M
S
P
I
R
I
M
B
1
force
and
power
of
prejudice.
m
m
was
Uiere
a
new
invention
or
dts-1
of
popular
novel,
is
an
Indication
covery,
never
was
there
an
original
of
this.
Th,is
opposition
on
the
part
effort
for
social
and
religious
pro-;
of
Presbyterian
Church
councils
In
gress
which
did
not
encounter
the
the
United
States
because
of
her
opposition
of
prejudice.
Let
a
man
;
religious
thinking
reminds
one
all
change
or
attempt
some
change
In
too
forcefully
of
the
many
perse-social
life,
let
him
preach
the
cuUona
of
so
called
heretics
In
the
blessings
of
fresh
air
and
freah
wa-,
past
a
record
of
which
the
Chrts-ter,
for
example,
and
he
will
beitian
church
can
never
be.proud.
called
anything
from
a
faddist
to
a
n
was
only
as
Nathaniel
came
!
fac
to
faee
with
Jesus
that
his
pre-Brownlng
indicate
the
force
of
ludlee
changed
to
faith.
Jt
was
prejudice
In
religious
thought
when
then
he
declared
"Thou
art
the
Son
he
tUls
of
a
cultured
poet
Cleon
of
God."
who
ventured
tp
remonstrate
with
if
we
are
to
know
and
to
serve
his
king
when
the
latter
proposed
God
we
must
overcome
our
prefr-to
study,
the
teaching
of
the
apostle
dices
as
well
as
our
passions.
For
Paul.
Cleon
is
prejudiced
and.
what
we
see
In
anyone
depends
very
therefore,
scornful
He
asks:
.
largely
upon
what
we
are
ourselves
"Thou
canst
not
think
a
mere
bar-!
and
upon
what
we
desire.
If
we
do
barlan
Jew
s
not
care
for
music
we
will
see
little
"Has
access
to
a
secret
shut
from
us?
or
nothing
in
a
great
music
km.
"Thou
wrongest
our
philosophy.
O
That
Is
why
so
many
opinions
are
Km"
'held
about
Jesus.
He
Is
seen,
and
In
the
realm
of
religious
thought
some
see
eveothlng
in
Him.
some
prejudice
Is
especially
evident
'
nothing
In
Him
and
others
very
Many
who
are
desirous
of
thinking
:
little.
Tradnnork
LOCAL
NEWS
WMard
L.
Phelps.
Nwell
known
wytn
Whltehorse
lawyer,
and
Mrs.
Phelps
were
here
yesterday
afternoon
on
board
the
steamer
Princess
Woxah
through
for
a
l
rip
to
Vancouver.
Q.
W.
Dunn.
In
charge
of
the
Consolidated
Mining
ii
SnteMtng
Co
s
assay
plant
here,
is
being.
forced
an
account
of
Ill-health
to
rest
for
a
few
wee,
havtng
bA-
!
readf
been
off
for
a
forUUsjht.
'
4
While
una
Me
to
be
at
work,
he
U
able
to
be
up
and
around.
Tt
brother
qf
Clyde
Spenoe.
at
w1th"1ilffl'
tSralin
SfvaUoni
Army.
Mr.
Spence
is
35
years
of
i
age.
six
feet
tall
and
of
dark
com-1
plexkm.
Anyone
.knowing
of
his
whereabouts
would
confer
a
favor
by
communicating
with
the
local
army
officials.
The
Salvation
Army
is
commencing
Its
annual
self-denial
campaign
on
Tuesday.
Mar
2,
Owing
to
the
dtfftmH
times
through
which
the
eounttjr
has
been
passing
the
Attn
suppWt
bas
been
meagre
and
friends
a,
the
organ
tea
thin
are
being
asked
to
do
their
utmost
to
help
them
carry
oft.
Hotel
Arrivals
Prince
Rupert
A.
Sutherland.
C.
F
Haslam
and
A.
O.
HookitM,
Vancouver.
Central
C.
E,
Bletsoe,
Vancouver.
Royal
Mrs.
James
FVewin.
Jr..
Port
Es-stngton:
Miss
Beatrice
Webb.
Os-land;
S.
Warren,
city
WATERED
STOCKS
Yes,
There
Are
Watered
Paints,
Too
ItKMBMBEItt
Paint
quality
becomes
evident
oftly
after
It
Is
applied
and
subjected
to
years
of
exposure.
Let
(
Pratt
&
Lambert
Commander
Paints
be
your
assurance
that
you
will
receive
the
maximum
beauty
and
protection
at
the
minimum
ultimate
cost.
Atk
for
color
simejtlon
chart
and
price
on
Job'loU
Kaieri
Hardware
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Saturday.
a:
ORGANIZE
FOOTBALL
Jack.
Greece
Elected
President
of
Canadian
Legion
Club
and
lfu"sh
KUlin,
Secretary
At
a
U
attended
meeting
held
ill
to?
elubrpons
lust
night,
the
Oa-U4tt
Jwigjori..
Football
Club
elected
officers
as
follows
for
the
1933
season;.
.
President,
J.
Preeee.
VlcfetPresident,
A.
Rsrvey.
Sectary;
IJugh
KUUn,
ExecuAJvej-C.L.
Barker,
H.
nich.-mond.
James
Watt
and
William
Sullivan.
Trainer"
and
manager.
J.
Mc-Qrelsh,.
v
Thp
leaitf
Jp
oppose
Regiment
in
a.
gajn
tolb
played
tomorrow
af
tfncVnfjyill
be
selected
fro
among
the
following:
Spiro
Gurvich.
Stiles
Hatg
Elliot.
Watson
Sam
Currle
Hartden.
Bussnnlcl)
Ollker
Orerr
Pintle.
J.
Murray
MorrUon.
Home
and
Dlrkens.
Old
Country
Soccer
,
CNT.LISII
llAQVr.
rt
'lUvUiou
Atlianal
J,
tfudderaflcld
Town
2.
Rirotfn3m,
,
uiCtsr
city
i
Blackburn
Rovers
0,
Aston
YUla
5.
RfcekpAal
2.
Wolverhampton
Wanderers
J.
!
Derhj
County
3
Newcastle
UW
United
a
MUUlth
l
Sheffield
Wednesday
1
Bolion
SunderHod
q,
Portawwuth
3,
West
Brotnwkh
Albion
3,
Liverpool
l.
sornliii
iuacU'i:
tirst'nivUlati
Alrdrieoks
1.
3t.
Mtrrtn.
3.
aqwdenbmtfb
I.
Motlwrwfg)
4.
Bail
StlrUnflshire
3.
Dundee
I
Hamilton
Academicals
2.
Rangers
Hearts
3.
at.
Johnstone
1.
Kihnaroock
l,
Falkirk
1
Morton
a.
Clyde
0.
Paittck
Thistle
2.
Third
UusTk
2
Qoen's
Park
4,
Aberdeen
0.
Baseball
Scores
(Canadian
Press!
AraerkanLeatue
Washington
4.
New
York
3.
"
Chicago
I.
Cleveland
5.
Bosto
i.
PhlladetptOa
0.
Detroit
5.
St.
Louts
3.
National
!eague
CUKlAMU
6,
CoACAgQ.
I
.
UuisQ.pitUbjllgi.
Philadelphia
3.
Boston
5.
New
York-Broolclyn,
not
aeha.
doled.
Keiiimcnt
iJiiivLTp
The
Regiment
win
field
the
fnl-Ijwing
tea
against
Canadian
Le-&m
In
the
(eotbfj
game
to
be
pitted
tOWHtow
afternoon:
8mlth
Pake
and
Ritchie;
Gdgcumbe
D
Jng
and
Eby:
Oomer
Redputh
Wlntham.
Coluasi
and
Wlckx
Today's
Weather
Prince
Rupert
-Clear,
light
south
east
wind;
barometer.
20.80.
temperature.
50;
sea
smooth,
Dead
Tree
Point-
Clear,
light
i
j
northwest
wind;
barometer.
29.72
temperature.
48;
sea
choppy.
Triple
Island
Hasy.
light
northwest
wind;
sea
moderate.
Langara
Island
Clear,
westerly
wind;
sea
smooth.
Terrace
Clear,
calm.
42.
Alyansh
Clear,
calm.
38.
Anyox
Clear,
cairn.
$8.
Stewart
CUar,
calm.
38.
Hazel
um
-Clear;
gajm,
5D-Smlthsrs-
clear,
calm,,
So.
Burns
Lake
Clear,
calm.
30
light
f
.11
.'."V
,k'..4(4
,
Judge
Lousineau
Named
to
Board
WI1J
Prvld
Over
fjfpncllUUon
Itody
In
Regard
to
Shipping
Wage
Dlipute
OTTAWA,
April
J;
Mr.
Justice
Qpustnegu
has
been
appointed
third
hijemljgr
and
chairman.
Of,
the
board
of
conciliation
and
InveailgatlOD
to
ra)
V.HU
the
wage
ciUe
btweeji
Pvurtoug
shtnpltiR
cbmffaSneg
and
their
members.
,
j
Om
Display
Today
Tct,
"jacK.
wake
vooat
in
the
bedrooai
"I
can
bear
aid
fearfully.
THE
NEW
FORD
V-8
Third
Ave.
Kant
Mn
in
the
Moon
Doctor:
ito
yar
hustjaud
n
Mia
sletjL
does
he1
oh'
tallti
will
soft
retaedy
that."
sfts.
Jones:
1
.lupponr.
doc-.or.
that
you
couldn't
do
a
y
thing
o
snake
him
speak
mere
div
arctly?"
It
squeaking."
she
"Well
d"you
want
me
to
get
out
and
oil
it.
or
something9"
he
MonniN
RADIO
SKTS
Examine
a
ni-w
model
radio
and
then
look
at
your
old
m.
i
Yours
can
have
all
these
new
Improvements
also.
Modernising,
with
the
new
type
tubes,
speakers,
tone
or
volume
controls
will
give
you
these.
We
hate
tfte
equipment,
material
and
exoerlence
to
do
this
at
reasonable
rates.
For
information
phone
Blue
320
LOOK
FOR
TIIK
Towr.it
Superior
,1-
Radio
Service
J3C
.Second
Avenue
Phone
Blue
320
P.
O.
IJox
132
A..O.
DARTLBTT
C.
II.
1N8ULANDER
1
"
iyi
r
The
rtMtmi'st
aiul
nit
piiwerful
Ford
car
ever
Imilt
112-inch
vhtelbase
I
todies
are
wider
and
nearly
12
inches
longer
75
horjHiwer
enjiim
over
bit
miieei
an
hour
new
all-alnminuni
cylinder
head,
t-ivinvr
inuresuwd
power,
amoothnens
and
econ.tmy.
i
.
Cotuplrtr
dttallt
now
available
at
our
showroom
S.
E.
Parker
Ltd.,
Ford
Deale
Gave
Cigarette
to
Girl;
Goes
to
Jail
llawy
McKtmie
to
Ten
Days,
Reing
Unable
to
Pay
SI
line
REQINA.
April
-
Harry
Mc-Kensic.
aged
30.
was
sotUenccd
to
spend
ten
days
in
Jail
here
because
be
gave
a
is-year
old
gtxl
a
etgar-
Shji
woke
up
In
the
early
bout
It
to
smoke
and
was
unable
to
pay
j
tpe
mornUig
and
nudged.
her
a
fine
of
g.
3eptru
husoai.d
"Ji
up
Un'paid
Teacher
in
Hubby
r
willingly
eat
up.
"Well,
what
about
II?"
he
groaned
Chicago
Suicides
Paul
Stlinelder.
lt'erried
Over
lln-anelal
Position,
Shoot
lllimelf
CMICAOO,
April
2fl
Paul
Schneider,
aged
44.
an
unpaid
school
teacher
of
the
Chicago
schools,
ended
his
life
at
his1
home
here
by
shooting
himself
He
Is
believed
to
nave
become
despondent
over
his
financial
position.
TRAIN
LATi:
AGAIN
Ton
Writ
'a
train
from
the
east,
regularly
due
at
10;
1ft
pm..
was
re-
i.u'(:
this
afternoon
to
be
11
hours
:"
which
will
bring
it
In
at
V
15
'
'
1
"'
morning.
A
late
connection
Hi
d
Piim
Junction
la
the
cause
t
tin-
dflay.
Port
Essington
Man
Passes
Away
John
II.
Pollard
Dies
In
Local
llo.
piial
This
.Morning
at
Ace
f
llfly-Onc
Years
"
John
ll
Pollard,
sawmUl
sawyer,
who
came
here
from
Port
Rasing,
ton
passed
away
at
1
1
30
thU
moTRr
ng
in
the
Prince
Rupert
Oeneral
The
foltewtng
It
the
of
charges
made
for
rending
4
notices.
Marrlate
and
Engagement
announcement
$2.
BUtb
Notices
Me.
4-
Puneml
Notices
$l.
Cards
of
Thank.
.
Funeral
Flowers
lOo,
per
4-
name.
rs
I'Ihjih
tt
PASSES
IN
VICTORIA
Mrs
StarjcMttitie.
Moihrr
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t
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ur
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After
having
br.
r
'
health
for
the
ptut
m
Mary
Mensie.
moth,
t
Victor
Menxir
of
ih.'
away
at
11
IS
ystni
i
St.
Josephs
Huspit.i.
She
took
a
turn
fi
Wednesday
morninic
time
she
had
been
n.
Bern
In
Oueiph.
.'
years
ago.
the
late
Mr
been
a
resident
of
Virion?
years
In
addin
loseJ
sons,
she
is
muvu
aged
husband
Oeorxi
Mensie
of
Victoria
.c
son.
Oeorge
Mensir
Harry
Menric
sailr.i
'
the
Princess
Adelaid.
attend
the
funeral
)
place
In
Victoria
n
I
two
local
sons
will
h
.
pathy
of
many
f
rirmt
bereavement
Kor
Hi
ISiM
Mondays,
Wednrwi
Hospital.
Dora
In
Ontario
m
imut
rom
the
I5at
Rngllsh
descent,
he
had
resided
!
Tuesday,
Thursday
here
for
three
years
and
had
been
dajt
.
for
43
years
in
the
province.
He
was
I'0'
Vancouver
single
man.
Funeral
arrangements
are
In
the
hands
of
the
D.
c.
Undertaken.
dajrs
Tuesday
Thumgajp
Ffdiy
Monday.
Wednesd.w
!
(hu.igettl)
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Bynday
WMneaday
PUu
.
Tuesday,
Thursday
-
lby,raJ
ror
Stewart
and
Anyos
Sunday
Wednesday
From
Stewart
and
Anyei
Tuesday
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the
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wireless
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