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3.00
B.00
1.40
is
Friday.
May
26,
1933
;
Wry.
llev.
J.
U.
Gibson
is
Speaker
at
i
Uotary
Clb,
Luncheon,
Tune
in
with
:he
spirit
of
the
'
new
age
and
theory
unite
yith
thj?
Uj.cjs
aiiu
iht;
kpww
which,
must
necessarily
survive,"
urged
Very
Rev.
j,
B.
Gibson,
Dean
of
8
Andrew's
Cathedral,
in
addressing
tha
Rotary
Club
at
Its
luncheon
yesterday,
lie
urged
that
service
vp
the
law
of-
human
life.
By
the
application
of
the
Golden
Rule
would
economics
be
adjusted,
goods
and
services
be
rendered
more
easy
of
access
and
the
soul
be
made
mop.
free
for
Its
divine
purpose
than
has,
hitherto
been
oossibi.
The
Dean
nevfewd
thg.grflwth,.of
iresent
civilization,
showing
that
very
little
real
progress
was
made
from
the
time
of
Abraham,
to
the
time
of
Queen
Bltzabeth.
Since
then
change.;
had
been
marvellous.
In
all
the
change
that
had
token
place
it
bad
to
be
recognised
that
ewl-tton
was
the
controlling
forte
ot
the
pjapeC
Ve
could
not
the
present
was.
the
ouhjitnaxiflf;
point
ih
otogns.
Other
tones
wotLbf
nax-neeatd
and
these,
would
be
stJH
gieatAt
proircai.
"IeognbM
that
great
and
fundamental
changes
are
Imminent
and
imperative,
it
should,
be
rtcogr
nhjed
that
the
day
of
manual
labor
hi
nearly
over."
declared
the
Dean.
"The.
vwH
of
the
world
will
be
done
in
fewer
hours
iter
day
and
fewer
days
per
week."
The
speaker
urged
the
safe
and
wise
course
of
keeping
in
tune
with
th
spirit
of
the
age.
A
spiritual
re-
L.
M.
Howe,
the
man
who
is
supposed
to
be
closer
to
1
volution
was
going
on
and.
con-
iiiesident
Koosevelt
than
any
other
man
in
the
United
States,
writes
.in
the
American
Magazine
a
very
interesting
article
on
"Balanced
Government."
In
it
he'tra.ces
the
growth
of
government
control
first,
farmer
control,
then
industrial
control
and
finally
financiers'
control.
He
urges
tKat
there
should
be
a
balance
of
these
three
and
that,
to
brine
about
the
balance,
it
is
necessary
to
improve
the
con
qnenlly
a
ssiritua.1
solution
was
required.
Semiee
was
the
highest
expression
of
man's
muUiai
relatlpn-shipf
and
the
keynote
of
the
owning
age.
"To
blie
and
act
in
the
baMet
that
the
other
feUow
is
as,lm-poitgnt
in
the
scheme
of
things
as
we
oupvuves
are
will
call
foe'
the
dition
of
the
farmer
who
was
the
hardest
hit
of
the
three
jj
J0?
2fJ?
"
in
the
depression.
The
industrialist
cannot
succeed
unless)!
twnT'w
cteVtfw.
thafarmer
is
prosperous
and
the
financier
cannot
succeed
:an'
ineniwe
call
tor
RewwaJ,
unless
Dotn
tne
otners
prosper.
An
interestinc
statement
in
the
article
is
"In
the
times
in
$ich.we
live
experiment
is
indisponsable.
Bold,
ventures
irito
the
untried-have
built
up
America
until
it
is
the
riph-e&tj
and
mQst
powerful
nation
in
the
world.
j
"A
balanced
p-nvernmpnt
wnnM
fort
to
hthvi
our
ovos
Uvea
tyQ
ac
.
Icord
with
the
foreea
that
must
pre-
new
proof
against
cycles
of
panic
or
inflation
as
pos-
For
the
Ft
sible.
In
the
past
we
have
had
peripds
of
appkeent
pros-
j
Monoay.
Wednesdays
and
Fri-
periy.
hut
experience
has
proved
these
reaJlv
tolbave
been
8:30
nei'lOf
fi
of
nrrisnenr.v
nnlv
in
smo
nmrtiMilo
nloao
nt
V.oi,
rora
Vlr-
wr-
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ji.,
,.wuiii
,
vaitoi
mw
mic
:
TuMdav
nviwnca
nf
f
Via
ntViov
nlaociu
o
V!nl
nt
.-.....Ti..
i
'
W.e
nave.learned
is
foredoomed
to
bo
succeeded
by
an
era
of
For
Vancouver"
depression
and
confufion."
j
Tuajdey
The
writer
of
the
article
savs
th'nt.
tn
nohievo
,r.v,
n
Trr
dition
as
he
sugcests,
the
majority
of,
the
legialtitors
must
be,
liberal
in
their
politics.
He
declares
that
in
government
there
is
a
natural
division
between
those
who
believe
it
is
wise
to
hold
fast
to-what
we
have
and
those
who
think
that
new
elements,
new
problems,
require
new
things
in
government.
The
supporters
qf
Mr.
Ijtpowvolfc
believe
that,
V?
.Jhe
last
United
States
election,
the
voters
of
the
country
dejjiniteJy
aligned
themselves-into
the
natural
political
division
"Conservative"
and
"Liberal"
the
normal
grouping
of
human
thought.
In
November
there
came
to
the
Pernoctit?
rnks
an
enormous
number
of
voters
who
ho-
ThUEsday
and,
SaUii
.
.
10:
1&
pjn.
IZ.-30
pm.
fts30
p.ra.
Friday
U
pjr.
Mondav.
Wednesday
and
Friday
oy
tntln)
...
8:30
pjn
Frum
Vanennvr
Stjndav
pro
Wednesday
..
9:3p
ajn
Friday
.
.
pjiji
Tuesdav.
Thursday
and
Saturday
bv
train
10:15
pjj.
Tor
Stewart
and
Anyox
Sunday
7
p.m
Wednesday
3
pjn.
F.nm,
SJr.War.t,
and,
Anyox
lH&'ed
that
a
liberal
partv.
willing
to
try
new
Uiings.
wa.
H$L
Xy'l
t
the
oniv
hone
of
economic
wlvation.
He
thinks
this
divi-
rr
n,t
uivernd
rori
sirapsin-sion
of
the
people
will
be
permanent
Sunday
7
pm
It's
GOOD
for
you!
-and
satisfying,
too!
IiUr;I
shvkicUnt
the
wnrM
fvv
TimA
tnbut
u
the
iftetic
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a'od
betr
Ai-d
;vn
it
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mdr
fmm
tucti
pun
MtiuU
in
wMmu
st
flntM
Cuadlan
brler
B.
C
t.n
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ytm
and
pure
mounuun
wUr,
mm
114
ajjpta;
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t
itt?n
carton
at
Oov
trnmtat
liquor
stam.
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2.l(
pr
Sai'n)
VANCOUiVBRy
BREWERIES
LIMJTEQ
Brnxn
Did
BoltlV
o:
frU'Wi.i
ooTOii
ami.
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u
b
c
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Mny
2fl.
K
TUNE
IN
SOFTBALL
VICTORIA
;W
'LEGION
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W
AGE.
May
2i
Naw
vs.
Empress.
May,
28;KJen
vs.
,
May
30-Trnprt'-s
vs.
CNH-A.
June
1-
Elks
vs
Grotto.
Jime
4-tQN.R
A,
vs.
Kniens.
iM&
iMaplto
vs.
Empws.
Jime
8NaVy
vs.
Elks.
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June
8
Kale
vs.
O.NjRaA,
June
11-rtErrtpien
vs.
?roQ.
June
11
Elk
vs
tof
June
13
Q,N.R..v
vs.
F,n)prsjif.
June
IS
Gjotto
vs.
Elk4
June
18
Hayy
vs.
C-N.RiA.
June
18
Kak-ns
vs.
Grotto.
June
20-EmpreM
vs.
Navy.
June
22
Biles
vs.
Kalers.
June
$-J$$.A
vi
age
Jjujm
25
GJilLA
vs,
Es.
June
25r-OrQlto
vs.
0.R.A;
June
27
Navy
vs.
Orotfb.
Jwne
20Kaleiis
vs.
N?,
July
2
Emprr
-
vs.
Kaleiur.
July
2
Elks
Empress.
The
iHfiSfm
st&ndin:
W.
L.
0.
N,
R,
A,
a
I
ODtto
1
1
K!ej
I
1
Empress
1
1
Blks
1
.
R.
C.
N.
V.
R,
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1
J
Pct
m,
MO-
ioo
m,
m
Steaffiskip
Sailing
or
Vancouver
Tuesday
Cabala
L30
pan.
Tburs.
as.
Prince
Georc
IP,
p,m.
Fridayr-ss,
Prtn.
Adelaide,,
10,
prn.
Ss.
Oardena
midnight
May
31
aa.
Rrip
Neeah
pjtn,
From
Vancouvri
Sunday
ss.'
Catak
pyn.
Wed.
as.
Prtnee
Oeafge
9.30
sun.
Friday
s
Prin.
Adeinde
pn.
Sa.
Oalrfena
pjn.
May
37
ss.
pin.
Nprah
un.
f
oj,
Stewart
aiid
Anysuc
atondayas.
Slatala
.
4
pjn.
Wed.
as.
Prince
George
.
4.
pjn.
Wrnm,
Stewart
and
Anov
qgadajt-ss.
Qatala
U3Q.ajn.
Thjifle-se,
PUnoa
Oeote
a
pjn.
ErontNaas
River,
i
ror.t
SlmpMn-
ugajlay
ss.
Calais
11-33,
aun.
L)r.
Na,
River,
ana,
f
oil
.VmpAon
,
Sunday
ss,
CgtoJa.
pjn
Uratu
(fctiti
Fall
Wed
ss
Prtnce
Oeorga
0;3,am.
Friday
ss.
Prln.
Adelaide
..pjn.
Ss.
Cardena
pjn
Kor
Ocean
Pall
Tuesday
cauig
i:ao
p
m
Thurs
ss.
Prtnoe
Oeosge
10
pjp
Friday
ss.
Prln.
Adelaide
10
p
m
From,
Queen,
Charlotte
Hland
May
31
ss.
Prince
John
a
m
For
Alaska
May
rt
ss.
Pruj.
Norab
,
a
m
From
Alaska-May
SU-os.
Prh.
Narah
pjn
from
Skerna
River-Friday
ss.
VenUtre
pm
Mu
close
at
the
pest
office
one
hoar
prior
to
all
departures.
Advertise,
m
th
Dally
News.
Prince
Rupert
DRY
DOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
three
Dry.
Docks.
Total
capacity
20,010
tens,
Shipbuilders
and
8hlp
Repairers
fortSteel
and
Wood
Vessels
Iron
and
Rraia
Casting
eiertrle
and
Acetylene
Wldlni
M-ton
Derrick,
for
Heavy.
1JL1U
Y
BwmlIlandMlnlnMachloery
uepairea
and
Overhsu(ea
Affair
Stance!
Wednesday
Nisjtit-
by
Mvoy
Ltlgi;
Onwy
Mg
Crowd
Of
350
Persons
The.
ejrxnmlUee
la
oharge
consis
ted,
Qf
A,
K.
Nelson.
B.
J.
Bcon,
Ted
Rorrlk.
Andrew
MoDowtld.
Percy
Cajnoiion
and
D.
C.
8chuoert.
P.e-skllng
at
the
door
was
B
M
Simp-
Baseball
Scores
NATIONAL.
T.XtVV.
nrokiim
1
CtrelraU
4.
Beiston
0:
Chjcagb,
3.
.yi.lWIOAN
I,RAj9UK
m-
tm
i.
Washington
7.
DfftroH
3:
Philadelphia
4
Olaveland
a:
Boeton
1
SQgnwh
B0STQ,TJ
Owing
to
raip
last
nignt
softba)
Igshnte
figure
hit
ween
Orotto
and
rUlgns
was
postponed.
RICHEST
IN
FfNCjSJ
HIGHLAND
MALT
When
Coming
to
Terrace
Make
ArrancemenU
With
Swain's
Transfer
&
TAXI,
Terrace,
H.C.
To
Oreet
You.
We
meet
all
trains.
Freight
it
passenger
service
inyimeee
Lakelae
Lake
and
Lodge,
new
boat
ill.
A.
S.)
now
in
service
on
the
lake.
Fare
anywhere
on
the.
lake,
one
adult,
$3,00;
SlM
pv
head,
additional.
So
crowd
loo
big.
No
Job
too
small,
picnic
paiitiks
i;vi;uy
SUNDAY
VICTORIOUS
Defeated
Hesjnient
C
to,S
In
l-aot-batl
(Janif
Tuesday
Night
There
were
some
250
prisons
pre-,
.
J
sent
Wed;i.:sd.iy
night
at
the
Vlc-j
In
a
match
which
was
marred
tortu
Day
denie
ol
U.
Moae
uKe
.somewhat
by
fighting
ana"
rough
vnhlch
wa
;
a
hijthJx
success
uj,
tactics,
Canadian
Legion
4gfatcd
;
fair.
Dancing
vps
in
fujljss
tronuernenf
by
a
senrg
djj
tp
3
In
1,
p.m.
until
2:3Q,a.g,
tth
quisle
by,
Tuesday
night
s
Oilhtnufi
foot
Mcs.
J.
3.
Black'a.Onhestra
and
Jpe.
kail
gaoM
During
ihg
game
Hill
f
fflaagord.
in:
the
capacity
o&
master
the
fctltBent
and
GHr
ojthf
Le-of
cretnooiea,
gop
wep
banished
ftnjn-
lh
field!
At
midnight
delicious
refresh-
for
fighting
while
Smith
of
the,
imtm
war
serve
wish
oataetog
in
Beghneni
and
lekeiis
at
the
U-
(
charge
of
Mrs.
Ole
Stegavtg
and
gion
had
to
be
warned
to
desist
Mra
Hater
Vnsjhajn.
from
QoUNJes.
Opal
TcorerK
wene:
Cnedlo9
Lotion
Sonny
9tcfc9n
.
Bftntle
:
Onmadina.
I.
BAKlment
Cbristlson.
1;
SdK
cumbe
1:
Da
vies,
1
J
A
John'tont
as
referee
;
Owln?
to
ruin
last
night's
ttxtur
'
between
Canadian
Labor
Defence
Ln-iie
and
Canadian
Legion
w
is
i
called
off.
TRNNIS
TIU
The
phrJIi
of
the
High
B-hool
are
grrtng
a
tea
tncmrrow
afternoon
In
the
IO
DK
hill
for
the
purpose
of
raking
funos
to
build
a
te
nls
oourt
st
th?
snUool.
Hhev
ire
hoping
to
see
a
large
tiaieer
if
tvr
fr'.-nds
md
tspsg
infer-sted
tn
the
protect
they
have
In
la-d,
m
Insjat
on
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tlshing
Turkic
at
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Hardware
Most
everyone
tloe
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