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BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
OPPORTUNITY
Ajiroper
outlet
f
on-
the
Peade
Tliver
will
be
'British
C6-lumtjiajs
-great
Opportunity
for
development.
Let
the
new
.
Any
southerly
route
from
the
Peace
will
not
serve
Bri--Darls
and
Johnnv
Murray,
is,ar
fnoSi
H
is
already
too
big
for
the
rest
of
.Bob
Tobey,
15-9,
15-13.
the
province.
n
It
is
out
of
all
proportion
m
'population
-and
Men's
Doubies-Bofa
Tobey
and
ze
to
the
ilural
population.
What
is
needed
Jfor
TJrifish
J-
norto"
beat
c.
g.
Stevens
and
Columbia,
including
Vancouver,
is
to
develop
the
northern
I
Johnny
M,lrray
15-4
15--
'rart
of
the'countiy
and
the
only
railway
that
will
do
it
as'
Poiiowine
the
evening's
Piay
re-
ell
as
sei-ve
the
interests
nf
!rno
5irf
ic
Ti
linn
irtnpfwu.
'ffpuhmontc
vnra
cPtwH
cu
vv
cBuwmu
xrom
xeace
itiver
rass.
As
a
'first
step
toward
the
western
outlet
it
has
'been
suggested
that
the
railway
should
be
extended
westerly
along
the
:north
bank
of
the
Peace
River
toward
Fort
St
unn.
Yveure
in
iun
agreement
with
that.
There-are
htm-dreds
of
settlers
already
in
that
country
waitingrfor
tbre;'
railway
to
come.
Tonnage
for
the
railway
'is.
ali-eadyiavail-1
able.
Let
the
railway
be
built
westward
into
the
iPeace1
Pass
and
the
next
move
will
be
to
continue
it
westward
;
nuuuii
nnusn
uoiumDia.
;;
THE
ALTERNATIVE
Jh?
nt-fet0
e
western
route
is
a
suggested
cut-,
u"
wuwi
xor
xne
purpose
ot
enabling
the
Alberta
'farmers
to.get
a
slightly
more
direct
outlet
to
the
"coast,
-THis
would
not
sei-veLTritish
Columbia.
There
would
tettoBri-
Mn
oiumma
development
result
Trom
it.
For
Us'fh
Northern
BritislrColumbia
the
only
policy
that
would
be
bene-Iicial
v'ould
be
a
railway
line
passing
through
the
vast
undeveloped
,part
of
the
country,
giving
an
outlet'iidt
only
for
the
fdrming
people
of
the
Peace
River
Block
but.
-also
for
the
farmers
in
Northern
Alberta.
9'
w
f
y?T
A
DOLLAR'S
WORTH
Clip
thHiflo.
sOdvnrail
Jt
with
1
Ut
t
iix
wteti
ttlll
iuhitlt'ihtXa
'
THE
CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE
MONITOR
'
.rvHl
r..HvHVKUI
W
a
Th
Cbiiituh
ctfrc
Momtoi.
fiick
iw
'button.
W'an-Vtit
"
"
"
(AlUlcu)
THE
THE
IMIUV
NEWS
WOMEN'S
I
Lott
Wins
Another
Championsnip
SHOES
JLlI
A
Big
Clean-Up
in
tur
Bargain
Dept.
A
group
of
Women's
Shoes
of
Real
Value
for
Thrifty
Suoppfrs!
Broken
lines,
but
assuring
a
womieriul
selection
to
choose
frexn;
"not
all
sizes
In
this
group
but
.if
fords
special
selection
fo'rrtlu$e
waring
the
smalle"'-
'Jies.
Specially
Friced,
$2.95
'Oeorge
'Lott
Leftt
was
forced
to
play
at
the
peak
of
his
game
to
defeat
Frankle
Parker
(Righti
of
Milwaukee
in
the
finals
of
the
'U.
S.
Western
Singles
Tennis
Championship
matches
at
the
River
ToreSt
Tennis
Club.
Chicago.
Uesr
the
victor
Is
shou-n
with
his
trophy
and
the
youngster
who
gave
him
a
tough
battle.
FINALS
j.
IN
BADMINTON
II.
1I6rton
Winner
In
Three
Championship
Events
n
C.
N.
R.
A.
Tnurney
KniBERLEY
WINS
B.C,
HOCKEY
VANCOUVER.
Mardi
To
Three
Inches
of
Ice
CPi
Klmberley
Dynamiters
won
the
British.
Columbia
amateur
hockeyyihampionship
last
night
by
teltinc
the
third
t
straiahl
waigiit
game
itame
from
irjiii
Vancouver
Vancouver
Before
a
crovd
o
thirty-five
or
f
bI
a
fjO0'
o
lnterestedSectatoV
-.
-I--rt
f
inW,in
PT
Dvnam
""
8
o
elfc
f
uuuei
De
ount
trie
best
route
iAdiws
"
"oaDIC-Mra
nntihlei
Mrs
Onhcrt
"ooen,
.
-
oy
ant
Northern
British
Co-
SftS."!?
p-erbbien
it
SSlTiStU
,w
More
Skating
Now
...wb.Mwwc
-
-
;
uiicuici
-
aue
line
goes
to
wi-i
-XTmce
imtc
niipert
ivuiwruor
Or
to
10;
'
Vance,
Vance,
15-0,
15-0.
15-11
15-11.
Rpfrn
mnf
tAjpIay
for
theDomlnion
title
Association's
badminton
champion-!
ship
tournament
were
played
last.
night
with
results
as
follows:
,
5
1
Ladies'
Singles
Miss
Elsie
Davis
lir
.
1
.i
t
beat
Mrs.
J.
H.
Horton.
115.
11-3.
'AetClllKanaiaVin?
'
o
btewart,
the
great
thing
is
for
it
to
be
routefl
iliretly
west
xed
Doubie-j.
n.
iiorton
and-
from
frpm
the
the
Peace
Peace
instead
instead
of
Of
south.
SOUth.
3
IMLss
Miss
Olive
olive
Munro
Munro
beat
beat
Miss
Miss
Elsie
Elsie
'k
kfs.aml
nV.
,,ou,s
o0t,s.c,.,erf,."i,h
Cuveil
.vlt.
Two
n
KETCHIKAN.
Mirch
7:
With
weather
clear
and
cold,
skating
is
again
being
enjoyed
here.
Lakes
and
ponds
are
coveicd
with
two
to
three
inches
of
ice.
Advertise
In
tn
Dallv
Nws
FOR
YOUR
PROTECTION
Securities
and
other
valuable,
which
you
keep
at
home
or
la
your
office
are
always
In
-danger
of
fire,
theft
or
lot,
to
have
"freedom
from
worry,
use
a
Safe
Depotjt
box
at
The
Royal
Bank.
It
combines
protection
with
convenience,
at
a
trifling
cost.
;R
O
Y--A
I
BAN
O
F
CANADA
r
EVANGELISM
IS
SUBJECT
illev.
'Canon
TV.
Riivhhrook
In-I
spiring
Seaker
at
l.um-heoii
Of
(irn
Club
Yesterday
"The
Meaning
if
Evangellsm-wus
the
subject
of
Rev.
Canon
W.
F
Rushbrodk.
1
rotor
of
St
Peter's
Anglican
Church,
yesterday
In
ad-ciii
sshiR
(j
'regular
weekly
lun-riu-oii
of
the
Trine
Rucrt
Oyro
Club.
hi.sniKiMtte
Ix4hk
hi
connection
with
the
Sneciul
Lett
ten
enm-
conducted
by
the
Protestant
churches
of
the
dty
W
II.
Tobey.
.
i.npiimu
of
lite
club.
ViU
In
the
eiutlr
and
other
rihwIb
IheJudtnl
V-ry
Un.
vlrtims
ll.
OlbSHn.
deorf
of
Si.
Andrew's
Cathudrul.
and
Rev.
Ijiwirnce
Jensen,
imstor
of
St.
Paul's
Lutheran
Church,
as
well
.is
IV
Icr
Hundt'i
land
oi
this
ritV
and
M.
W.
McKenxin
df
Vilnejouver.'
there
were
books
arart
from
the
Bible
which
mlht
be
read
according
to
individual
choice
or
requirements.
The
speaker
then
went
on
to
rdfer
to
sonic
df
the
work
df
the
'vanRifllsts
and
preachers.
Thiough
knowledge
of
and
familiarity
tftth
Jeau
and
UU
teachings
man
would
find
(hat
the
only
wm-:ujc
Tames
were
TITI
F
4
i
ine
moral
values.
Tney
who
thought
,more
of
Uielr
buildings,
of
their
:
woridiy
weaitn
and,
even
of
their
Irlqltu
ii'A.lr
mm
iinu
urn
jci
louim
VCSU3.
Afler
all,
man's
character
was
the
thing
that
really
mattered.
Needs
of
Today
In.,
dosing.
Canon
Rushbfook
.tfd'the
'following
duolaUdh:
M'The
circumstances
confronting
the
world
'enh
brodk
no
delay;
theV
leqwrc
immediate
nctkin.
If
the
world
is
to
'be
saved
from
greater
calamity
and
suffering
Let
the
j
first
not
be
one
of
deep
personal
j
repentance,
we
all
have
sinned.
We
have
been
a
part
of
the
system
wnicn
has
failed,
because
of
its
underlying
principle-selfishness,
the
very
negation
or
the
Love
of
God;
We
have
sym(athied
too
much
with
its
ideals,
and
accepted
its
standards
of
life
and
shared
In
Its
benefits.
We
cannot,
therefore,
altogether
escape
responsibility
Mi
lts
consequences.
Humbly
do
-we'
turn
tO
God
nnrl
rnn
...
.l
,
'Father
forgive
us.
Ve
'have
sinned
against
Thee
and
otir
feUow-men.'
Then
with
unfeigned
contrition
uV
consecrate
ourselves
anew
to
Christ
ana
co-operate
to
awaken
and
.
jcall
all
the
members
of
the
church
I
which
is
the
Body
of
Christ,
to
the
sense
of
their
responsibility
and
privilege,
that
they
may
show
the
!
Spirit
of
His
Life
n
every
acUon
of
i
their
dally
lives;
and
to
work
en-;
thuslastlcally
to
bring
the
careless,
the
Indifferent,
and
all
those
who
have
lost
the
consciousness
of
Ood
,
Into
His
Way
of
Life.
That
Is
the
great
purpose
of
our
evangelism."
IWINNERS
OF
I
FIRST
HALF
Rinky
Dinks
Take
'Honors
in
PiVe
i
I'in
Rowling
l;tx
Asemltten
High
SCbrer
Rlnky
Dinks,
although
defeated
by
the
Knox
Hotel
with
ah
aggregate
scorcof
2783
to
2393
last
night,
are
winners
of
the
first
half
of
the
'
Five
Pin
Bowline
'other
match
last
night,
Lamble
&
'Stone
beat
Post
Office
2546
to
2432,
i
High
average
score
last
night
arid
.
also
for
the
first
half
was
259
by
I
wax-Asemissen.
I
The
final
standing
for
the
,
'first
nan:
W.
L.
Rlnky
Dinks
o
3
Knox
Hotel
5
4
Post
Office
;Lambie
&
stone
..A
...2.
nASKETRALL
SCHEDULE
-
S
)
March
7
arotto
-vs.
C.
N.
R.-
A.,
Warriors
vs.
High
School,
Annette's
vs.
Grotto,
Scythians
vs.
High
School.
Delicious
rally
linitn
'Continued
frtm
Page
'I
elves
to
His
atrvfoe.
"I
am
not
deapondeut,
not
hopc-
.ss.-
declared
Utc
Bishop
"Tnsre
-s
a
sujn
of
-going
It
th
world
to--lay.
'1
here
lias
neVr
been
a
tlfnc
vhen
men
Itav
been
more
inclined
to
-sneak
dr'abr
fh
mhectlon-Vlth
the
everv
dav
ffalr
of
life
-Lead-
ers
are
linking
themselves
uu
with
Lord's
-Prayer
Church,
and
there
In
tiHison
of
the
Adjutant
Eva
Lafcok
of
the
Salvation
Army
read
the
Serlpture
Lesson
after
which
the
ADOsUea'
Creed
was
t
nieeited.
Prayer
-
-
of
Intercession
-
-
-
was
6f-
Thursday,
-March
7
1935
TRIP
WAS
PERILOUS
Cmnville
Village
(live
Thank,
As
'Cl.'Urcii
Army
Parly
Returns
From
Arduou
.Mission
QUEHNV1LLE.
Itittday
flight
of
painn
of
evanaeltom
which
is
be4iMaKindom
f
God.
Ttwn
Ua
nwvc-
taken
.
off
the
Ice
March
.
,
in
iimi
weeK
am,
1
uoa.
jsevw
dcihtb
nave
mere
uecii;if
(thikimuu,
uie
ureenvlli
1.
,
,1
seen
mies
of
ptibllc
devotion
tt
gpiitli
Army
workers
riMum.,1
such
s
(oae
reeeaUy
railed
In
I
mm
u
streniHM
Hp
to
AivmikD
Vituvuier
and
Tvrottttj
in
Knyland
'vvor
ttlaitteiutu
Uv
.md
ui,(
r.
and
in
uiriu
Roimj
011
gui
nine
u
iiiutu
a-iu.r
uy
ugtus.
m-y
weie
n
work
to
be
tMpon
tlrt
hwru
"f
Ui'
utajoiiiy
of
the
villus
,
each
and
0fyne
of
A.
Pditliiiil
all
pdradeU
In
pfoeoaslon
a
Mojw
"Will
aaiure
victory,
iet
Oa
In
'Viyage.
tivJing
up
at
hi
uiir
efrnter
h(4
tn
tnhkc
fanurift
a
IK
w'e
'Clmrt'l)
where
u
Mini
Dominion
of
Qtxl,
a
new
heuvt-n
vkc
o(
Uunkjgiviny
for
tin
.
and
a
new
earth."
return
was
held.
In
utiiuluaioii.
the
lllsiiop
ap-
Considerable
ir.'aratiin
henlefl
to
all
to
do
their
slum:
4n
uatu
totuto
Uy
the
Woman
Au;,i-uhstlttit
dnt
the
Miwilse
oKdiiruk,
iy
and
.evetjllh
was
invt
'e.!
men
as
diMM-lief.
nuuriiri,
mawriaiuin
uutvciiuitatii
or
or
t
uiir
tio
feast
icusv
and
nna
eonren
concert.
w.
.
........
8cV'
n!
urn.
canon
Rusiibfook
declared,
in-
iHdlfrtrtnce.
"Ut
us
not
Wk
on
tablet
were
set
anH
a
urii
,,1
,
volved
a
ije'raojial
xiierlencc.
fEv-
hhownv
ht
niit
ihir
Mwmi
iiM4t..
nt
u
.
Jesus
as
given
in
the
first
four
"tcrti
'ArrtiMwin
books
of
tlje
New
Testament.
Then
1
wns
repltltlon
mrinwis
ana
'utile
llehx
rs
hv
.
nd
ii-
)
.id
.
.
v
n
.
.
-
w
v,
s
1
i'
1
,iiwnuui
AiiXI.I
1
r
)
lanKchsin
was
the
name
Riven
to
aPhearts'ttito
it.
movement
to
intnrtuce
Jesus
and
His
leachhiR
into
the
practical
life
of
today.
Belief
InIesus.
t)ie't)eker
declared,
was
the
key
to
the
solu
Form
f
Service
witli
two
serv!teUr.
Ukli.'
u
,
Rev.
Dr.
K.
W.
Oafoe.
pastor
or
t
irid
at
each
Mule
PIAt'IladUat
Cliardh,
was
chair-
Tfe
'OfrewHle
Bund,
und
,
the
.......
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
M
V.
1
f
-
1
I
I
1-
1
a
;
vi
urc
kiikt
in
uirniii
lie
ii-auvmiin
01
liemeri
liobltlvii.
i'.
world
today.
There
were
two
means
I
spiritual
uplift
In
Prince
Rupert,
,-was
all
that
could
be
dcsh,
,i
a
by
which
Jeus
mlfht
be
seen,
the.
He
hoped
that
th
prset
onm-'.
short
ajxh
by
Chief
L.-ouurtf
historical
and
the
experimental
(.pnton
of
evanjellain
wouM
result
in
IfDoulas
was
foftiwed
with
he
menns
To
Jcu
by
the
hlatort-
r
different
attitude
Iflnflni
of
-
RoU.
JVirdan
Roll
i)V
cal
means.
Canon
Rushbrook
pre-,
Tle
Invocation
wat
led
by
Canon
.'iho
Woman's
Atttlllary
and
I
u.
w.
....
o
u,
,
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sfnglnv
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One
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ii
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Chief
Sam
McKay
Tim
was
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very
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sting
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the
native
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patter
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and
Captain
Sam
Oray
afier
Church
AhhouncemeilU
were
made
by
Very
Rev
James
B.
Gibson,
dean
df
St.
AndfcwT.
'Cathedral,
of
a
World's
'Day
of
Prayer
service
for
women
to
be
held
Friday
afternoon
in
First
"Baptist
Church,
a
united
prayer
meeting
of
all
tfenomlna-,
ttona
In
First
Baptist
Church
Friday'
evening
with
an
overflow
meeting
In
First
Presbyterian
'Chufeh
If
necessary,
and
special
services
in
all
churches
on
Runday
deallnir
With
"The
Alms
df
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Dean
'Olbsdn
expreat
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the
annre-
clatlon
of
the
Princ
Rupert
Minis
terial
Association
tn
the
management
and
staff
of
the'CaDiUil
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tre.
tf
the
Junior
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rtr.
chestra.
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the
male
niaic
quartet
iuiiiiei
and
ana
the
inei
Imaie
quartet
consist
inn
of
j
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J.
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8.
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Hunter
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Judge
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ar.
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panted
by
the
Jimior
Sympi
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Orchestra
under
icadershlu
;
A
C.
Cameron,
and
with
J
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D,.
leading
the
community
slns
i
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wre
'
Unto
Uie
Wills
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meeting.
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'b!e.
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was
also
pronounced
by
Dean'
uioson.
Rev.
W.
H.
PJcrce,
retired
United
Church
pastor,
read
the
Benediction
MuUc
of
Service
Music
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the
service
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the
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full
account
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the
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and
of
the
service
hki
by
thiTi
at
Canyon
City.
Alyanati
and
Oliiak
'damiks.
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awembty
broke
up
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hours
of
the
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before
the
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opening
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