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Friday.
June
12,
1937
DIFFERENT
CONCEPTION
The
conception
of
freedom
in
this
country
that
a
per-1
son
may
think
and
say
and
do
pretty
much
as
he
likes,
subject
to
certain
restrictions
which
do
not
often
apply
to
the
ordinary
j;erson.
The
conception
of
freedom
m
Russia
is
that
people
who
wholeheartedly
support
Bolshevism
are
the
best
people
and
those
with
independent
opinions
1-
i
l
M
il
i
1
.!-.
ii
are
suspicious
cnaraciers
wnue
inose
wno
reiaru
triumphant
progress
of
Bolshevism
are
class
enemies
who
must
be
destroyed.
The
system
is
anaylzed
by
Demaree
Bess,
staff
correspondent
of
the
Christian
Science
Monitor,
who
has
just
commenced
a
serie
of
articles
for
his
paper.
In
brief
he
says:
"The
Bolshevist
system
is
not
one
but
several
systems.
Economically,
it
is
a
system
of
state
ownership,
under
which
the
state
has
become
'one
vast
syndicate'
to
use
Lenin's
words
and
all
working
citizens,
directly
or
indirectly,
are
employees
of
this
syndicate.
Politically,
it
is
a
dictatorship
of
the
Communist
or
Bolshevik
party
which
tolerates
no
organized
or
individual
opposition.
Socially,
It
is
presumed
to
be
a
merging
of
the
interests
of
all
individuals
into
the
allegedly
higher
interests
of
the
state.
"In
practice,
this
system
or
group
of
systems
has
placed
an
enormous
amount
of
power
in
the
hands
of
a
small
group
of
men,
the
leaders
of
the
Bolshevik
party.
These
men,
who
all
work
and
reside
in
Moscow's
Kremlin,
consider
themselves
truardians
of
a
sacred
cause.
Thev
are
fanatically
convinced
that
their
decisions,
in
this
present
period,
will
determine
the
future
not
only
of
Russia
but
of
the
whole
world.
They
have
imparted
this
conviction
to
a
large
number
of
Soviet
citizens
and
a
lesser
number
of
foreign
sympathizers.
"In
the
space
of
a
few
years,
this
little
group
in
the
Kremlin
has
been
responsible
for
almost
incredible
changes
in
Soviet
Russia.
They
have
re-cast
the
entire
economic
and
social
organization
of
a
continental
area.
They
have
created
the
'one
vast
syndicate
at
which
they
aimed,
and
drawn
all
Russia's
millions
into
its
fmmf.wnrW
Thnv
have
ridden
roughshod
over
all
those
who
hindered
in
any
way
the
application
of
their
theories,
uprooting
hundreds
of
thousands
of
families
in
tha
nrnf-nss.
Thov
Vinvr
nrnrl.
ded
and
cajoled
all
the
Soviet
Union's
120
races
and
tribes
into
unramiliar
activity.
iita
uie
UolshevisLs
have
discovered
that
material
transformation
of
a
countrv
is
nm
thW.
nml
.Vinm.a
5n
human
nature
are
another.
They
have
often
been
compelled
to
modify
their
theories
in
thn
f.-i
proof
that
human
beings
obstinately
refuse
to
change
their
nature.
The
men,
women
and
children
of
Soviet
Russia
have
gallantly
resisted
attempts
to
classify
them."
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TO
APPEAL
TO
LONDON
Former
Premier
of
Alberta
to
Carry
Seduction,
Cake
to
Privy
!
Council
1
LONDON,
June
18:
(CP)-J.
E.
Brownlee,
'former
Premier,
of
Al
berta,
wai
yesterday
granted
special
leave
of
appeal
to
the
Judicial
committee
of
the
Privy
Council
from
a
Judgment
of
the
Supreme
Court
of
Canada
which,
a
warded
$10,000
damages
to
Vivian
McMillan
of
Ed
son,
formerly
government
stenographer,
for
alleged
TEE
DAILY
KTrTS
it
NEWS
OF
THE
MINES
Rich
Pay
on
Lost
Creek
in
Omineca
Leasers
Get
Rich
Ore
From
Dolly
Varden
Activities
At
Alice
Arm
J.
Dunsmuir
of
Prince
George
is
among
the
placer
oper-j
ators
in
the
Hanson
Creek
country,
his
diggings
being
at
Lost
Creek.
He
recently
uncovered
rich
pay
in
a
deep
drift
i
operation
which
he
is
carrying
on
and
expectations
for
i
this
season's
clean-up
are
excellent.
TODAY'S
STOCKS
yUnrvfctj
&.
U-
JrTTign
Co
t
T.
W.
Falconer,
ho
is
operating
the
laiaous
DaOj-
Varden
nrfr.e
bi
ti3
A8e
Arm
dlslriet
en
lease,
recently
snipped
eierec
tans
of
ore
uhJeh
va
said
to
average
558
omteet
ol
silver
to
tbe
ton.
The
Esperanza
mioe.
anotber
Attee
Arm
property,
oontinues
to
make
regatar
chlpaetiU
of
ecoeen
traits
from
tu
mfll
to
Taeoma
Action
is
expected
on
some
base
metal
properties
in
the
Alke
Ann
area
daring
the
present
summer.
Several
engineers,
are
expected
to
I
arilrHy
on
McGrath
Mountain.!
.The
KUsauH.
Valley
read
is
again
connected
with
the
end
of
steel
and
many
aid
trails
are
being
cleaned
out
The
Alice
Ann
branch
of
the
!
British
Columbia
Chamber
of
Miner,
at
its
recent
annual
meeting,
elected
William
Cummin
gs
as
president
succeeding
A.
D.
Yorfce
with
Joseph
Wells;
Archie
McPhail
and
S.
Day
is
being
elected
to
the
executive.
Operating
with
a
crew
of
twenty-
five
men,
thejGeorgia
River
pro
perty
on
Portland
Canal,
below
Stewart,
is
now.
in
ptoducUon.
The
property
Is
under-
lease
to
Gold
Leaieri
Limited
-and
F.
J.
Hems-worth
I
superintendent
in
charec
J
W.
J.
As-eistine
MIA
Is
the
com-I
pany's
caaultin
metallurgist.
The
twtniy-nve
ton
mill
Is
stated
to
b3
forking.
satUXftctorily.'
The
Lakevlew
property,
in
the
Glacier
Creek
.'ction
of
the
Portland
Canal
dtjtgstis
again
under
development
A10a4f:ot
raise
is
to
be
put
up
from
Nor
2
level
to
the
surface
at
a
point
from
which
con-ilderabJe
high
gradf-6re
wa
shipped,
t'
Work
will
commence
soon
on
the
contract
of
extending
the
lower
tunnel
en
the
Rufus
Argenta
Mining
Co.'r
property
in
the
Portland
Canal
dlstricti-it
is
announced
by
B.
O.
Erlckaona
the'
president
Another
active
Portland
Canal
development
Is
Sam
Deschamps'
Ontario
property
on
American
Creek
which
recently
shipped
'nine
tons
of
ore.
.
iFOR
H,
E.
Newton'flof
Victoria
announcer
that
operations
are
about
to
be-
resumed
on
the
Red
Reef
property
which
Is
situated
on
the
mountain
directly
across
from
Stowart
at
the
head
of,
Portland
1
Canal.
F.
M.
Burns,
lnsoector
of
customs,
arrived.
In
ths
city
on
the
Prince
Oenrge
Oils
morning,
being
here
on
official
dutle-
lOc
WHY
PAY
MORE
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of
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flr
killer.
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quick,
tare,
cheap.
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twtctTa
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EVOLUTION
OF
MILITIA
Eotaiy
Club
at
Lnncbeoa
An
interesting
ccnstilsaon
and
eTolzUoa
of
the
Canadian
militia
was
firea
yester
day
afternoon
at
the
weekly
Ro
tary
lunchecn-
by
Brigadier
D.
X.
AtaeDonald,
DSJO
.
MjC,
officer
mmanding
Military
District
"So.
U
with.
hc?S.zv.?.nrni
at
EstpiimaK.
He
explained
that
the
earliest
Ca
nadian
militia
were
French,
bat
Uhat,
when
the
country
was
taken
jy
Britain,
mflitia
forces,
both
'Inglish
and
French
speaking,
were
jrganized
at
different
points
and
Shey
tojk
part
in
the
defensive
nrax
of
1812
in
hat
is
now
Ontario
and
Quebec
at
inch,
points
as
Queeaston
Heights,
Chry
tier's
Farm
and
Chateauguey.
In
the
first
call
lor
services
In
the
Great
War
the
first
expedi
tionary
forces
were
composed
almost
enUrely
of
officers
and
men
trained
in
the
militia.
After
the
war.
despite
the
introduction
of
new
technical
arms,
the
propor-t:3a
of
infantry
in
the
forces
remained
excessive
and
out
of
balance
with
modern,
requirements
but
no
definite
action
toward
a
change
was
made
until
the
present
administration
reduced
the
number
of
battalions
and
reorganized
as
batteries
of
artillery,
units
of
engineers
and
tank
units.
Also
a
non-permanent
air
force
was
established.
One
of
the
units
in
this
connection
was
the
local
102nd
Heavy
Artillery
Battery.
Some
of
the
officers
had
already
taken
courses
at
Esquimau
and
others
would
be
going
there
for
instruc
tion
this
summer.
Work
of
modernizing
the
defences
was
In
progress
but
the
provision
of
coast
defence
armaments
was
a
slow
and
costly
business.
The
success
of
the
militia
depended
on
the
zeal
of
the
officers
and
men.
the
speaker
contended.
The
country
had
never
been
very
tree
to
equip
militia
units
and
Canada
was
today
hopelessly
"out
of
date
in
tint
respect.
He
sugges
ted
that,
if
Canada
was
required
to
put
men'
in
the
field
to
defend
herself,
sne
would
be
some
time
in
doing
so.
It
was
more
difficult
(n
p?ake
good
soldiers
now
than
it
was
in
a
pioneer
country
where
nearly
every
man
carried
a
rifle.
Tire
re
was
so
much
mechanized
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Archway
andi
Window
Price,
set
"
'
;
2D0
Curtain
Rods
Extend
48
Inches
each
Phone
775
Visitors
to
The
Dunes
return
again
&
again.
Write
or
Wire
For
Information
MME.
RAJ
A
IT
DE
LUXE
ICE
CREAM
The
cream
supreme,
manufactured
by
Commodore
Cafe
fresh
daily
Ice
Cream
is
Brain
Food
It
also
has
all
the
nutritive
values
Why
not
treat
your
family
and
your
friends
to
a
gallon?
Only
$1.15
Cheaper
still
in
five
cation
lots
We
pack
it
in
Ice
and
deliver
it
to
your
door
ail
day
up
to
6
pm
You
can
use
it
at
your
convenience.
Use
it
Tor
ycur
bridge
party
or
any
social
event.
Don't
forget
only
$L15
per
gallon
Quart
cylinders
60c
Quart
bricks
75c
Pint
cylinders
30c
Pint
bricks
40c
Surprise
the
folks
today,
call
and
take
some
home
COMMODORE
CAFE
Phoner-17
Don't
forget
our
Special
Sunday
Chicken
Dinner.
wlUi
all
the
trimmings.
50c
only.
Treat
your
wife
and
family
to
a
Sunday
dinner
these
hot
days.
MACKENZIE'S;
FURNITURE
1.35
S1.75
15c
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LTD.
Steamers
leave
Prince
Rupert
ior
Vancouver,
I.S..S
CATALA
EVKItX
TUESIMY;
l;30:
KM
Due
Vancouver.
Thursday
p.m;
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SV.
l.-Altl)i:.NA
FKIIMY,
10:30
rM.
One
Vanjouvcrj
Monday
a.m.
If
tonvenleut
pleat
purchase-
tickets,
L
office.
Further
information
regarding
reservations
and
tickets
from
A.
W.
NEWMAN,
Prince
Rupert
Agent,
Third
Ave.
Phone
568
SOUTH
TO
VANCOUVER
Calling
at
Ocean
Falls
and
Powell1
River
Steamer
leaves
PRINCE
RUPERT
Saturday,
7
p.m.
and
Monday
3;
pm.:
Canadian
National
Steamship
s
V-12R-37