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DAILY
EDITION
Evolution
Tuesday,
December
8,
1936
Some
of
the
women
of
Penticton
have
been
all
fussed
up
because
they
understood
that
evolution
was
being
taught,
in
the
high
school
of
that
city..
The
principal
was
said
to
be
apologetic
and
explained
that,
while
it
was
supposed
to
be
taught,
the
teachers
themselves
did
not
believe
in
it
and
taught
it
as
a
theory
and
not
as
a
fact.
Evolution
is
not
something,
to
be
taught
so
much
as
something
to
be
seen
and
felt
all
around
us.
It
does
not
necessarily
mean
Darwin's
theory
or
anybody
else's
theory.
The
theories
are
intensely
interesting
but
not
necessarily
true
in
detail,
although
most
educated
people
accept
them
in
principle.
For
years,
however,
there
will
be
people
who
will
refuse
to
believe
that
men
at
one
time
lived
in.
trees
or
that
there
were
cavemen
and
that
further
back
than
that
there
were
even
less
hiehlv
develoned
creatures
from
which
we
have
all
developed.
There
is
no
indication
that
men
were
at
one
time
monkevs
but
there
are
indications
that
We
have
evolved
from
a
much
lower
creature
who
might
even
then
have
been
called
man.
It
is
a
long
way
back
from
that
to
the
sincrle
cell
from
whinh
the
theorists
say
we
have
sprung.
The
finite
mind
of
man
gets
into
a
maze
when
it
tries
to,
think
back
for
millions
of
millions
of
years
and.
there
is
an
excuse
for
people
refusing,
to
accept
everything
they
arc
told
about
that
Swiss
Farmers
Arriving'
In
the
interior
of
British1
Columbia
a.number
,of
peoplq
are
selling
out
to
Swiss
farmers
who
are'
seeking
farm
homes
under
conditions
which
are
likelv
to
insure
them
peace
and
prosperity.
They
have
chosen
a
good
spot
for
there
is
no
more
beautiful
nlace,
in
Canada
than
thfiUnllr-
ley
Valley.
The
soil
is
productive
and,
the
conditions
of
1
P1
4-
!
1
S
.
!
I
r
usv
n
s
-wl
v
ffll
1
Ai
-
me
me
mummy
improving,
ine
arrival
ioi
tnese
people
u..vyv..u
jjiuiv
i.vj
uc
a
.wcicuuic
cimuLiuii'
iuuur
population.
V
.
Muzzling
The
Press
The
danger
of
trying
to
keen
news,
from,
the
nublic
ir
SIEGED
BY
I
BORROWERS
-Albert3
Sweep
Winner
Deluged
With
Letters
From
Persons
Seeking
Financial
Help
i
j
EDMONTON,
Dec.
9:
(CP)
'When
Dan
Bulger
galloped
home
j
first
in
the
Cambridgeshire
Stakes
'at
Newmarket
on
October
28,
he
brought
Walter
Snowden
$85,000
on
a
sweepstake
ticket
and
started
a
flood
of
letters
towards
the
Snowden
farm
from
people
wishing
to
share
his
good
fortune.
From
all
over
Canada
and
the
United
States,
hundred
of
persons
jhave
written
the
Rochfort
Bridge
J
agrarian
telling
him
how
he
could
I
help
them
financially.
Books
of
lottery
tickets
huve
come
from
Ireland,
Queensland,
Australia,
France,
Italy,
the
United
States
and
various
points
la
the
Domin-
ion.
A
Manitoba
prospector
who
cjalms
his
property
produces
more
gold
from
its
quartz
than
the
i
weight
of
the
mineral
compound
j
Itself
wanted
$20,000
to
develop
his
holdings
into
a
mine.
A
Winnipeg
domestic
asked
for
$1500
to.
build
a
bungalow.
When!
she
received
no
reply
she
forwar-1
ded
a
second
request
for
$2500
and
j
scolded
Snowden
for
not
answering
immediately.
Many
Schemes
A
resident
of
Lethbridge
con
cluded
Snowden's
luck
and
his
own
knowledge
of
English
racing
would
bring
big
returns.
He
invited
the
sweep
winner
to
put
up
$20,000
and
accompany
him
to
England
where
he
promised
to
double
the
money
within
two
months.
From,
a
fish,
company
official
came
word
the
firm
had
such
a
large
business
it
could
not
take
i
care
of
all
customers.
It
needed
I
capital
for
expansion
and
$50,000
would
fill
requirements.
Tne
smau
item
of
$1500
was
sought
by
a
woman
living
in
Sas
katchewan
to
take
her
family
to
Swift
Current
for
the
winter
months.
There
the
Children
could
go
to
school
and
the
father,
Injured
cutting
wood,
could
receive
medical
care.
An
Edmonton
widow
thought
$1000
would
furnish
a
boarding
house
for
her
near
the
University
of
Alberta.
But
none.
of.
these
people
will
re
ceive
a
cent
from,
the
Rochfort
Bridge
farmer.
He
has
not
purchased
one
ticket
from
the
many
sweepstake
books
sent
him.
He
will
follow
his
original
plans
to
pur
chase-gilt-edged
securities
and
annuities"
and
extend
his
farming
op-
rations.
His
neighbors,
however,
wer?
treated
to
a
theatre
party,
supper
and
dance
all
provided
by
Snow
den
and
Harry
Doherty,
elevator
agent.,
who
sold
the
winning
ticket)
and
received
$5000
as
a
bonus.
Of.
the
many
letters
received
Snowden
said:
"I
would
have
to
win
two
major
prizes
to
have
any
money
left
myself
it
I
complied
with
the
requests.
They
total
well
over
$100,000."
Twenty
-Five
Years
Ago
December
8,
1911
The
city
has
opened
up
Its
de
fence
in
the
suit
brought
against
the
municipality
by
street
grad
ipg
contractors
who
claim
that
they
were
held
up
in
their
work
through
failure
of
the
city
to
keep
up
with
retaining
wall
work.
M
J.
McNei!(
superintendent
of
public
works
for
the
otty,
was
on
the
stand
this
morning.
The
city
council
has
decided
to
use
steam
coal
at
the
Cow
Bay
electric
light
paint
This
Is
In
the
Interests
of
economy.
Hurried'
into
the
city
yesterday
afternoon
by
train
tmfferring
from
a
bulkit
wound,
in
the
ab
domem,
sustained
while
hunting
up
the
line.
Muslke
Ralkovlrh;
young
Montenegrin,
died
last;
night.
shown
in
the
recent
happenings!
in.
Great
Britaim
Up,
to
aU
,
n
.
few
days
ago
the
British
newspapers
were-not
allowed
to
'?ek
Complete
mention
the
caseiof
Mrs.
Simpson
and
the
King
although
;
independence.
everyone
was
talking
about
it.
Then
it.
was
sprung
on'
Lahore,
mdia,
Dec
8-
icp)
them
suddenly
in
a.
.blaze
of
publicity.
In.
the.
meantime
solution
for
India's
social,
mliti-
THE
DAILY
NEWS
1936
BRITISH
REPRISALS
FOR
ARAB
TERRORISM
to
handle
passenger
traffic.
It
h
announced.
This
third
extra
sailing
will
bring
the
vessel
here
on
Thursday
morning
of
next
week
northbound.
She
is
at
present
on
a
special
voyage
to.
Alaska.
The
Ketchikan,
motqrshlp
Beloll
arrived
In
port
last
night
from
Al
aska
with
passengers
enroute
south.
They
Included
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Roy
Hansbury
of
Ketchikan,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Frank
C
Mosher
of
Port
land,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Lee
E.
Ave
of
Ketchikan,
and
I.
Larsen
of
Ketchikan.
Mr.
and
.
Mrs.
Mosher,
Mrs.
Hansbury
and
Mr.
Larsen
are
sail
ing
from
here
on
the
Catala
this
afternoon
for
Vancouver.
Delayed
by
having
to
make
extra
calls
including
the
Naas
River,
Union
steamer
Catala,
Capt.
John
Muir,
did
not
return
here
until
2:30
this
afternoon
from
Stewart,
Anyox
and
other
northern
points.
After
calling
at
the
plants
of
the
Nor
thern
Fishermen's
Cold
Storage
and
the
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.
to
load
fish,
the
vessel
sailed
for
Vancouver
and
way
points.
The
provincial,
government
has
Issued
licences
for
reduction
plants
at
Namu
and
Tucks
Inlet
(Prince
Rupert)
in
this
district.
Rhodes'
Mule
Lived
Long
CAPETOWN,
Dec.
8:
(CP)
A
mule
bred,
toy
Cecil
Rhodes,
British
Empire
builder
who
died
in
1902,
from
one
of
his
famous
Arab
mares
has
been
shot
at
the
age
of
38
because
it
went
tollnd.
KENNEY
VICTORIA
SPEAKER
i
VICTORIA,
Dec.
8:
E.
T.
Ken-ncy
MX..A.
for
Skeena,
was
a
recent,
sptaker
before
the
Victoria
Gyro
Club,
His
subject
was
"Possibilities
of
Northern
British
tavice
coronation
mayor
HYTHE,
Eng.,
Dec.
8
many
people's,minds
had.
been
poisoned.
by
idle
rumor
and
cal
and
econmic
difficulties
lies
w;
Butler
was'
mayor
'
of
nytho
it
was
difficult
to
distinguish
the
true
from
the
falqp
Tt
.
mlpltt&
Independece
accord-!
when
King
George
was
crowned
4
vcMMsrv'
-
mam
'
v
I
This
graphic
picture
shows
the
actual
blowing
up
of
an
Arab
village
near
Tel
Aviv,
Palestine,
by
British
forces.
The
huge
column
of
smoke
in
centre
marks
the
spot
where
a
giant
bomb
was
detonated
to.
wreck,
the
village
as
a
reprisal
for
its
people
having
Joined
Arab
terrorist
gangs
in
overt
acts
against
Palestine
Jews.
WHIFFLETS
From
the
Waterfront
The
provincial
police
power
cruiser
P.
M.
L.
8,
which
left
early
yesterday
morning
for
Port
Es-
slngton
in
connection
with
a
num
ber
of
court
cases
thereU
dui
back
today.
PL
L.
M'cLehnan",'o;'
this
city
also
made
the,
trip
to
Es-Eington
as
defence
counsel.
C.
P.
It.
steamer
Princess
Louist
will
make
still,
another
special
trip
t3
Skagway
on
account
of
the1
tie-up
of.
American
shipping.
In.
order
Monarch
Has
Yet
To
Give
Answer
(Continuea-
trom
Page
1
,
nlng
in
answer
to
the'
Royal
sum-ions,
presumably
to
receive
the
inal
decision
of
the
King,
on
re-jnciation.
of
either
his
Throne
or
vlrs.
Simpson.
The
Premier
has-jned
over
icy
roads
from
London
l
an
hour
and
fifteen
minutes
to
t
iter
tthft'SgAtes
of
the
royal
res-
;nce
in
mc
garnering
aarKness.
It
was
generally
believed
that
he
decision,
even
if
it
were
given
Fort
Belvedere,
would
be
wlthr
eld
fromi
the
public
until
Premier
ildwin
had
the
opportunity
to
emmunicate
it
to
the
House
of
lommons.
Particularly
would
this
?
so
if
the
answer
was
abdication.
the
King,
of
course,
might
give
the
ip-eff
by
quick
departure
from'
he
country.
The
King's
younger
brother,
ho
':ove
alone
to
Fort
Belvedere
this
-ornlng,
was
believed
to
have
par-icipated
in
tonight's
crucial
conference.
There
were
also
report"
ixat
the
motor
of
the
Duke
of
tfsik,
heir-presumptive
had:
been
een
entering
the
side
entrance
of
the
estate.
Those
who
expected
the
King
to
rive
the
Prime
Minister
his
final
word
tonight
pointed
out
that
jvery
day's
delay
was
costing
thou-ands
of
pounds.
Vast
business,
used
on
the
coronation
next
May,
was
at
a
standstill.
Befoi'a
Premier
Baldwin
went
to
Port
Belvedere
with'
advisers
to
both
the
King
and
the
helr-preV
sumptive,
a
privately
chartered
jlanc
flew
the
English
Channel
in
Ueacherbus
weather
from
Croydon
md
finally
wound
up
at
Marlg
name,
near
Marseilles,
France,
en-route
to
Cannes
where
Mrs.
Simp
son
is
staying.
It
was
believed
those
In
the
plane
were
Theodore
God-dard
of
the
firm
of
barristers
which
handled
the
granting
of
Mrs.
Simpson's
decree
nisi
divorce
from
Ernest
Simpson;
Sidney
Barron,
his
clerk,
and
Dr.
Douglas
Kirk--wood.
Goddard,
it
was
reportedj
conferred
la&t
night
with
the
King's
solicitors
and
several
officials
of
the
treasury.
Under
present
arrangements,
the
divorce
will
become
final
on
April
27.
It
could
be
made
final
earlier.
New
Anglican
Commission
LONDON,
Dec;
8:
(CP)
The
Archbishops
of
Canterbury
'
and
appointed
a
commission
to
con
sider
the
problems
connected
with
the
selection
testing,
and
training
of
candidates
Jor
holy
ordera.
Rebuild
Tiny,
Church
LONDON,
Dec.
8:
(CP)
St
(CP)
F.;
Mary's,
West
Twyford,
Middlesex
London's
smallet
church,
Is
to
be
rbuKit.
It
seats
42
people
and
is
always
dangerous
to
muzzle
the
press,
even
thoueh
the
at
Ir?i
"
0118
andent
back
from
160(
1600
intentions
of
those
who
do
so
are
perfectly
Jll
.SnJSnT1
itaM
year,
tTT
day
l"
while
th
the
Domes-
Christmas
that
kep
on
giving
Shirts,
Ties,
.
Sox,
Scarfs,
Dressing
Gowns
In
Authentic
Scotch
Tartans
SHIRTS,
each
TIES,
each
SOX,
a
pair
SCARFS,
each
DRESSING
GOWNS,
each
$2.50
$1.00
:$i.oo
.$1.00
$13.50
Scarfs
for
Gifts
7W
Our
range
of
scarfs
is
beautiful
to
see.
They
are
warm
to
wear
and
warm
in
colon
Plaid
and
tartan
designs
or
checks
in
every
conceivable
color
combination.
Priced
from
S1.00tl)
$4.50
Vou
arc
cordially
invited
to
visit
each
Bryant
Company
Limited
iitl.
Ci
xr;ii
it
n
i
C:.4
i
lie
Jiure
Willi
me
uiirisimas
tjjiru
U
rv
n
LEMERS
They
have
a
very
beautiful
line
of
pure
silk
lingerie.
You
canont
fail
to
please
your
friends
with
any
of
these
garments.
Pyjamas
Slips
Teddies
Gowns
Pantie
Sets
Panties
Negligees
Prices
very
reasonable
They
are
giving,
a,
lovely
Doll
or
Plush
Animal
to
patrons
who
spend
$5.00
or
over.
Only
one
to
each
person.,
Ma
A
Big
Order
For
rten
and
Has
Just
been
received
,and.
wo
can
pay
the
highest
prices
to
enable
us
to
fill
it
Ship
your
furs;
to(
us.-Any
kind
bought.
G0LDBL00M
Ihe
OU
Reliable
We-loan
you
free
a
complete-Home
Permanent
Wave
Machine
jfor
3
months..
All:
you
ncea.ao
ls.send
$300.toicover
thc,
costof
shlpplnK
&m
.
he
olL
for
0
complete
Permanents.
Will
no
larm.the
finest
hair,
Any
one
can-
paranwc
perfect
waveiwlth
this-
machine.
No
eiecin
city
or
experience
needed.
When
you
have
used'
these
supplies
mt6
can
be
obtained
from,
us
at
fifty
cents
a
P"
manent,-
Marvel
Wave
Factory
1183
East
41st.
Ave.
Vancouver,
B.C.
.