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'SOME
QUESTIONS'
Editor,
Daily
News:
f
I
have
ftita
rnyour
issue
of
February
25,
a
letter
signed
by
"Curious''
apd
have
answered
these
qjustlons
as
seriously
and
suitably
as
possible,
and
would
ask
"Curious"
to
pay
careful
attention
to
my
views
hv
the-
matter
and
you,
Mr.
Editor,
to
be
kind
enough
to
publish
my
opinion,
ing
class
chiefly.
When
such
premises
werebuyt
Jijgienewaj,not
considered.
i
'The
name
tirie
architect
-of
the
local
liquor
store
is
unknown
to
the
writer.
It
is
probably
natural
to
assume
that,
whoever
he
was.
he
must
have
been
impressed
by
California
or.
Mexican
buildings
as
suggested
by
'"Curious:'
'
Whatever
the
case
raay
be,
it
has
frequently
been
noticed
that
the
American
tourists
lose
no
time
in
-entering
the
place
concerned.
Perhaps
it
looks
like
hpme.
Personally.
I
have
become
accustomed
to
it
and
forget
the
appearance
of
the
building
once
1
get
my
.crock.
.
There
is
no
doubt
that
the
Ma
sonic
Temple
Is
a
fine
asset
to
the
architecture
of
the
city
but
the
ooeri
sewers
inits
v'clnlty
and
elsewhere
are
by
no
means
an
asset
When,
these
are
covered,
it
will
be
8:ort
pleasant?
to.
jive
here.
Of
?pur6e,.
people
who
smell
the
same
riors
over
and
over
again
soon
be
rrnt
accustomed
to
them
and
do
riQt
fcotice
the
strangeness.
:
'There
have
been
cases
ol
sea
gulls
vjtvlng
been
used
as
pets,
but
no
one
who.
lives
by
the
sea
would
call
the
'lea.
gulls
a
pes,
why
Ehouid
on
not,
feel
sorry
for
the
gulls,
when
they,
in
the
winter,
find
it
hard
to.
obtain
the
wherewithal
to
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ihey
are
out
in
the
rain
without
sneier
tne
wnoie
long
winter.
No.;
wonder
that
they
feel
and
look
Rick'fl
But
behold!
They
have
feasted
onj
the
herring
recently
and
leave
the.
streets
and
alleys
to
the
cats,
and
dogs.
Are
not
many
of
the
four?
legged
animals
pests?
I
do
not
claim
to
be
acquainted
with
Comox
Avenue
although
I
have
visited
it
when
there
was
not
a
stir
with
the
exception
of
a
couple
of
sleepy
looking
canines
and
a
man
trying
the
knobs
of
the
varr
ious
houses.
I
am
of
the
opinion,
however,
that
it
is
essential
but
I
.
As
Is
well
known
there
was
not
dQ
nQt
dLs-uss
lt
hf
$5.00"
sua
9.00
X2
1.40
Tuesday,
February
26,
1935
going
tote
a
city
in
the
world
largr
j
Any
brightening
Up
pur
'city
er
than
Prince
Rupert,
according
by
use
of
palnt
deserves
wdit
jt
h
the
opinions
of
those
who
first
to
hoped
that
palnt
u1u
n
came
here.-Hence,
they
thought
itlused
sparingly
In
the
future,
necessary;
it
is
believed,
to
put
the
no
mt
on
lhe
houses
so
close
together
than
even
would
stand
hf
weathering
tats
found
it.dlfficult
to
squeeze
in
hlch
Uls
exposed
to
ln
our
d
between
theiri
an.
dak
nights.
krictt
Slums
may
be
said
to
have
ori-
.
whethPr
the
float
toiktK
In
ginated
through
-landlords
having
Bay
are
petted.
by
any
one
accommodations
suitable
foi
built
authority,
autnonty,
i
i
cannot
cannot
say.
say.
There
Is
people
oi
limned
means
me
worK
live?
After
aU,
they
obtain
no
relief.
They
face
scarcity
of
food
and
no
doubt
that
new
ones
are
needed,
The
writer
agrees
that
the
name
of
Prince
Rupert
was.
ill
chosen.,
to
honor
a
great
man.
We
could
suggest
names
much
more
suitable,
but
they
would
hardly
be
fit
printing.
Finally,
I
think
that
criticism"
of
our
city,
as
we
see
it.
should
fee
noted
and
considered,
It
Is,
as
me
all
know,
easy
to
criticize,,
hut
in
some
cases
criticism,
is
construe-'
tive.
Let
our
future
motto,
for:
Prince
Rupert
be:
A
cleaner;
more
beautiful
city.
More
fra'
ranee
of
flowers
and
less
pen
sewers.
Mare
point
on
the
walk
and
more
feed
for
the
sea
gulk.
And,
above
all,
let
us
ret
places,
where
one
can
dare
Ui
be
seen
any
.
time
of
the
day
or
nljht
without
fear
of
gossip
or
a
ruined
reputation.
But
remember,
a
child's
behavior
depends
upon
the
borne
chiefly,
and
secondly,
the
surroundings.
Yours,
truly,
"SWTFTY
Miss
Phyllis
Harvey
sailed
this
at
ternoon
on
the
Cardena
for
a
boll
day
visit
to
Vancouver.
A.
W.
Lipsln
sailed
this
afternoon
on
the
Cardena
for
a
trip
to
Van'
eouver.
Retain
Style
and
Comfort-
but
practice
Economy
by
wearing
Good
Reliable
Shoes
QUALITY
IS
THE
BEST
JUUGAIN
YOU
CAN
HUY
Shoes
th-4
fit.
,r
and
the
fact
that
our
shoes
are
made
by
reputable
shoe
makers
is
your
guarantee
of
quality
The
Family
Shoe
Store
Phone
357
'
ft
"'
A
J.
i
i
m&-Mb
fee
SCOFFS
AT
WORLD
END
tCoatlnued
Tram
Pace
11
the
Temple
op
December
25,
1C5
B.C.
Christians
persecuted
The
Book
ot
Revelation
was
writ
ten
in
95
AU.
when
the
Christians
Then
follow,
a-number
Of
mystical
visions-
of
angels,
.trumpets
anct
beasts.
"The
author
assures
his
.readers
that
they
can
rely
on
the
majesty
and
sovereignty
of
God
and
Christ.
Persecutions
will
fol-.
fow
.for
a'
time
due
the
wrath
of
Batan
who
has
been
cast
out
of
heaven
but
as
tie
has.
been
cast
out
of
heaven
so
he-
will'
be
cast
from
the
earth,
with
terrible
Judgment
to
Satan"
reptesentatives.
Then
there
will
be
the
1000
years
of
peace
with,
a
final.
Judgmept
and
th?
establishment
of
the
New
Jerusalem.
"The
writing
ra
?lmd
at
the
power
of
Rome
wltffn,
was
the
agent
of,
Satan.
Rome
was
the
enemy.
The
number
CGC(
has
been,
the
basis
of
speculation
far
centuries.
The
Owks
and,
Jlebrews
used,
letter
to
md.
fc
numbe
rs
and
the
number
of
the
b4st
Is
60&.
Specu
lators
have-
faund.
thU
to
mean
Mo-lianeW
SaUdln,
Napoleon,
the
Kaiser
and
of
course
Hitler.
Wly
speculate?
The
wjlter
yaf
wrltlnc
against
Roxn
the
worst
emperor
whom
history
had
known
had
been.
Nero,
hence
Nero
returned
a
life
would
become
the
final
tnc4r-
nation
and
the
beastlal
xepresm-
tatlve
of
Batan
on
earth
Caesar
equals
C6C.
Policyholders
Own
the
Assets
of
Life
Insurance
Companies
.
IS
a
great
co-operative
enterprise,
Life
In-surance
has
built
up
Assets
in
Canada
totalling,
approximately,
two
billion
dollars.
Yet
these
Assets
are
relatively
small
when
it
is
realized
that
they
are
jointly
owned
by
about
3,500,000.
policy
holders
-one-third
of
Canada's
population.
On
the
average,
each
policy
holder
owns
$571
as
his
share
of
the
total
Assets
in
Life
Companies
operating
in
Canada.
Obviously,
the
great
majority
of
policyholders
arc
men
and
women
of
ordinary
means
thrifty
people
who,
year
by
year,
have
entrusted
to
Life
Insurance
part
of
their
savings
so
that
they
may
have
financial
security
against
the
uncertain
future.
These
policyholders
represent
the
best
type
of
CanfJ'an
citizens.
They
have
sought
I
tlanizlng
Rome.
.a
.
iife
MO
V
u
Guar
a
tnd
of
te
World
tan
to
preserve
their
financial
independence,
and,
as
thrifty
citizens,
neither
they
nor
their
dependants
are-
ever
likely
to
become
charges
upon
government
or
municipal
relief.
To
protect
the
interests
of
these
3,500,000
Canadian
policyholders.
Life
Insurance
Gun
panics
have
invested
their
Assets
in
government
and
municipal
bonds
in
first
mortgagesin
public
utilities
and
industrial
enter
prises
and
in
other
authorized
securities.
The
soundness
of
the
Investment
policy
of
the
Companies
has
been
tried
and
proven
during
periods
of
severe
financial
stress.
Gov
crning
and
corporate
bodies
in
which
policyholders'
moneys
arc
invested
have
maintained
the
integrity
of
their
obligations,
and
owdc
it
possible
in
turn
for
the
companies,
in
their
capacity
as
"trustees
for
the
policy
holder's,
to
fulfill
every
obligation
guaranteed
by
their
policies.
Insurance
Canadian
"Jfiijii8vv
Thil
ndrrriUrtneul
U
Amkr
One
of
u
trrin
Mnit
explaining
the
tlgnlfiranre
of
"Auef",
"HeteTtet"
mnj
utker
Ufe
inttuante
term.
predicted.
Tq
the
Jews
by
reyolu,-
arbitrary,
revengeful
Diety.
loving!
tlon
and
to
the
Christians
by
C'Tls-'
His
chosen
people
but
vlsltlnc,
,.
.
K.'do
not
please
Him.
Jesus
on
the
,
.
.
r.
tt
theory
0(
the
end
jot
the
J
Qod
ttoil
of.
th;
flat
earth
and
floods.
,r,M
'hem.
never
ln
anger,
never
in
.
V
,
,
1
h
sinful
people.
In
such
a
world
,
14
,
mans.
TtTe'
first
three
chapter
f
.
Z
contain
Tetters
of:
encouragement!
a.
,n
.
wWc.hJ.the
ix
vIh.a-
u
u
heft..
Af
Ada
forces
oi
nature
are
mw-aoiuuiB.
Nothing
Is
so
reliable
as
the
laws
which
underly
the
unryerse.
As
man
tomes
to
know
them
he
gains
control
over
the
world
and
who
knows
but
that
some
day
he
will
have
complete
control
over
storms.
Man
has
learned
that
Ood's
way
with
the
universe
Is
not
cataclysmic
but
the
way
of
law,
which
knocks
'the
end
of
the
world
Idea'
"
'
'"4
'"
on
the
head.
In
the
second
pjace
Athe
theory
of
the
world's
end
.
ignores
com
pletely
the
record,
of
human
achievement
In
ouj
world.
Life
for
man
today
is
better,,
fuller
and
more
abundant
than
for
any
previous
generation.
Not
that
we
have
reached
perfection
but
today
there
Is
more
justice,
more
freedom,
more
regard
for
human
life
and
a
better
understanding
of
human
relationships
than
ever
before.
The
I
I4eals
of
peace,
brotherhood
and1
human
welfare
are
moro
firmly'
rooted,
arte)
generally
accepted,
than
1
heretofore.
The
progress
of
man'
has
been
upward,
ashe
has
sought!
the
highest
good
and!
the
future
lj
ln
his
hands,
in
hls
irnal
quest.
"In
the
third
place
the
ideas
re-
j
Nero
gardlng
the
end
of
the
world
Ignore
Hhe
nature
of
aod
as
revealed
by
"Deliverance
came
to
both
Jews
Jesus
Of
Nazareth
The
'end
dl
the
itMimmmmmmmmwmmmmmmm
and
christians'
but
not
:
the
wnv
.
world'
ttifeoriea
'teTiresKht
.rthd.
ds
atr
with
unspeakable
and
unending
tortures
his
wrath
upon
those
who
universal
heavenly
Father,
who
loves
men
the
way
Jesus
loved
ment
but
always
in
patience,
unselfishness
and
unwearied
efforts
to
lead
people
out
Into
loving
and
brotherly
lives.
j
"One
redeeming
feature
about'
the
people
who
hold
theories
about
'
the
end
of
the
world
being
near
at
hand
is
that
they
deny
their
theories
in
the
actual
things
of
life.
and
pestilences
and
try
to
make
the
world
a
better
place
to
live
ln
and
better
people
to.
live
in
it."
Rev.
C.
Dl
Clarke,
pastor
of
First
United
Church,
sailed
this
afternoon
jon
the
Cardena
fox
a
trip
to
Vancouver
on
church
business,
Try
a
Dally
News
classified
ad.
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