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To
Bablne
Mountains
For
Remains
Of
Martin
Kane
Who
Died
On
Trail
SMITH
EUS,
Dec.
13;
8peclal
to
Dally
Newsi:
Provincial
police!
have
left
amithers
for
the
mint
on
the
Dabine
trail,
about
Jwentj
miles
from
here,
where
Martlji
Kane,
well
known
mining
mail
collapsed
and
died
Saturday
night,
presumably
from
a
heart
attack.
Accompanied
by
Mr.
Upton,
a
young
mining
engineer,
who
Is
a
nephew
of
Mrs.
R.
c.
Bamford
of
Smlthers,
Kane
left
Smlthers
on
Saturday
t
visit
the
Silver
Creek
property
where
Axel
Elmsted
wa
working
on
a
shipment
of
hlh
grade
ore.
Darkness
overtook
them
when
about
two
niiles
from
camp
and
Kane
told
Upton
that
he
was
tired
and
would
sit
down
for
while
and
for
him
to
go
ahead
to
the
cabin.
He
gave
him
direc
uons
on
how
to
follow
certain
email
lakes
and
creeks
to
get
there.
uhuu
Morieu
w)
iouk
i
or
ine
cabin
but,
after
tiavelling
a
-short
ty,
decided
that
he
had
bettet
not
leave
Kane
behind
alone
and
then
started
to
retrace
ills
step.-,
to
where
he
had
left
Kane.
Not
bting
used
U,
ihe
country
he
be-ame
lost
and
was
unable
to
get
back
to
Kane
but
tramped
around
all
night
on
snow
thoes
without
ettlnj
anywhere
or
knowing
where
he
was.
He
also
became
very
exhausted
and
had
decided
to
try
(o
make
his
way
back
to
town
af
ter
It
became
daylight
but
shouted
several
times
In
the
forlorn,
hope
of
attracting
the
attention
ot
someone.
Axel
Elmsted
happened
to
he
working
outside
his
cabin
at
the
time
and
heard
the
shouts
and
upon
investigation,
came
acros;
Upton
wandering
around
and
took.
him
to
the
cabin
where
he
found
him
in
an
exhausted
condition
and
with
one
toe
frozen.
He
then
started
to
look
for
Kane
and.
after
some
time
hunting
for
him,
he
found
him
where
he
had
tlrst
sat
down
pitched
forward
in
the
snow
with
his
pack,
on
his
back
and
where
he
had
apparent
ly
died
soon
after
sitting
down
His
death
was
apparently
due
to
heart
failure.
Kane
was
about
sixty
years
old
and
was
an
old
timer
In
the
dls-,
trict
having
first
come
here
thirty
years
ago.
He
had
resided
In
the
south
for
the
past
twelve
years,1
Mrs.
Kane
lives
in
Vancouver.
Elmsted
came
Into
Smlthers
on
Sunday
and
reported
the
matter
to
the
police
who
left
for
the
cene
to
bring
in
the
body.
Kane
and
Upton
had
started
ouli
without
any
fopd
supplies,
or
an
axe.
expecting
to
arrive
--ai
uu
cabin
before
dark
that
night.
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FALLS
r.ori
ttct
rc
wine
ivvviri.
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At
a
recent
banquet
of
the
Ocean
Palls
Liberal
Association
guest
peakers
were
Olof
Haason,
M.P
for
Skeena.
and
T.
W.
Brown,
pre'
rtdent
of
the
Prince
Ruoert
Liberai
Aissoclatlon.
F.
A.
Mclllan.
supervisor
of
Ocean
Falls
schools,
was
the
local
sneaker
A
musical
pro-Tram
Included
vocal
solos
by
Mrs
J.
Kelly
and
orchestra
music
was
orovlded
by
Mrs,
T.
Dixon,
J.
Oreen
Q.
Strang
and
H.
Watklns.
Seventy,
five
guests
were
in
attendance
and
all
had
a
very
enjoyable
evening.
iThe
committee
in
charge
of
the-af
fair
consisted
of
Mrs.
J.
Kelly
Mr'
O.
Dalllle.
J.
'Often,
and
E,
J,
Maughan
with
the
assistance
oi
Keith
McAllister
and
O.
Marsden
Heavy
downpours
ot
rain
during
the
past
week
brought
the
lake
at
Ocean
Falls
to
the
highest
level
for
the
year,
all
thirteen
gates
on
he
dam
being
opened
for
the
first
time.
Rain
continued
falling
steadily
for
four
days
on
end.
Lieut.
Col.
S.
D.
Johnston
was
to
leave
Windsor.
Ontario,
today,
driving
his
own
car
to
Vancouver
and
possibly
arriving
in
Prince
Rupert
In
time
for
Christmas
at
home.
Merely
routine
matters
were
tak
en
up
at
the
last
meeting
of
the
Young
Teople's
Society
of
First
Presbyterian
Church
which
will
be
In
session
again
tonight.
Ladles'
and
Children's
Dressmaking
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DEAN
GIBSON
FEARS
If
(Continued
From
Page
One)
'or
nation
as
Its
final
goal
there
I
Iran
n
nr
nthfr
nrt
(tiin
vmrlrll
war.
ji
seji-aeicrounauon
sees
Ktf
each
race,
freely
co-operating
with'
r
the
rest
of
mankind
.then
a
richer
S?
harmony
wlU
rejoice
the
life
of'
2?
man.
.5?
Forces
are
now
lining
up
for
the
,
declslvfir
conflict1'
of
history.
"Is
the4
material
to'
dictate
terms
or
is
the
spiritual
supreme
Mammon
or
Ood?
-The
hew
dictatorships
assert
that
Caesar
Is
God.
lhey
set
in
war
array
two
rival
doctrines
of
man
the
material
and
the
spiritual.
One
side
is
convinced
that
race
is
the
ultimate
thing
about
man,
that
his
physical
char
acter
is
the
final
truth
about
him.
TVi
nther
ilrfp
hnlrii
that
th
deepest
reality
about
man
Is
that
2?
his
Creator
'breathed
Into
his
nos-iw
I
-VV
.
.
.
trius.'
-On
the
issue
of
this
conflict
the
destiny
of
man
depends.
If
triumph
goes
to
those
who
believe
that
race
Is
final,
man
is
doomed
to
war.
If
those
prevail'
who.
believe
jr
that
spirit
is
ultimate
then
peacel
5nd
harmony.
can
iw
built
on
earth.'Ji
Hitler's
Writing
,
4
""Hitler
lias
written;
'Our
world
is'f&
moving
toward
a'
great
revolution
I
ft
and
there
Is
only
one
question
at
Litue.
Will
that'
revolution
be
the
Sjr
ralvatlon
at
Aryan
humanity
orj?
jrlll
It
be
merely
another
source
of
jrofit
for
the
eternal
Jew?
The
true
national
state
must
make
it
Us
h$
duty
to
develop
a
suitable
u'stemltft
i
youth
youth
so
so
that
that
i
r.
of
education
tor
Alt
IV
may
maintain
a
race
of
men
pre
pared
fot
the
last
and
greatest
de-
lsiohs
of
this
globe.
The
first
na
tion
to'
take
that
road
shall
be
the
conqueror.
Tlh
whole
character
and
education
of
the
true
national
late
must
find
its
apex
in
its
racial
instruction.
It
must
brand
thet
rense
of
race
and
the
feeling
of
knowledge
about
the
inner
neces
glty,
and
essence
ot
blood
purity."
Te
doctrine
of
the
dictators
is
Identical.
Governments
of
powerful
states
act
on
the
belief
that
race
Is
the.
final
thing
about
man.
It
straddles
the
world
from
Berlin
to
Tokyo.
The
Oerman
takes
over
from"
the
Jew
whom
he
exies
the
theory
of
'the
chosen
race.
"The
tribal
god
may
have
done
is
great
harm
in
the
time
of
Abra
ham.
.When,
however,
he
nerves
the
hand
and
intoxicates
the
heart
oi
a
man
who
controls
the
mm-;
tarjr
and
uayal
forces
of
a
modern
!up?ritare.',the'
peril-
that
lies
Im
the
Aryan
heresy
cannot
be
exag-i
derated.
i
The
Real
Trouble
-
The
real
trouble
today
ls
not;
between
races
or
nations
of
men
but
between
those
ho
hold
Jo
and
toct
up
one
-or
other
of
these
two
beliefs
about
man
the
pagan
or
he
Christian
view
of
life.
"To
believe
in
or
act
upon
the
theory
of
race
as
final
is
to
be
guil
ty
of
'the
sin
of
racial
self-Idolatry.'
If
conflict
across
the
frontiers
of
paganism
is
the
supreme
determin
ing
event
of
this
age;
If
man
is
only
physical,
every
race
will
wish,
to
fight
to
dominate
the
food
.supplies
I
and
the
land
surface
of
the
planet
and
Ku
hold
down
competitors
for
his
food
and
polluters
of
his
blood.
.
"lh
however,
we
believe
that
all
iiienvare'chlldrenoI.God
and
that
through
His;
Fatherhood
they
are
jjrQthers,
then
.the
goal
of
life
is
orhpletety
changedi
Fr
as.
bod's
children
men
must
Jearn
to
res-pecjl
the
sacred
rights
of
all
other
Gifts
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2
siiw
vards
race
tn
the
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and
under-1
mpmDers
0f
the
world's
-family.
ttahding.of
the
hearts
and
brains
-world
peace
is
man's
desUned
of
the
youth
entrusted
to
it.
Nos03i
ana
ubertF
his
"natural
state
uuj
ii
tu
uv
tu
k1-
i
rnen
ne
lives
m
uiu
mime
vw-v-.i-
to
leave
school
untu
he
or
she
haslence-
K,
been
Initiated
Into
the
deepest
..We
must
sink,
race
difference
S?
and
unite
in
real
war
against
greed.
diseases,
personal
sin.
acres
under
culUvation,
balance
small
poplar
or
shrub;
dear
title.
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$35,
Complete
Bed
$7.
Phonola
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$5,
Stand
Lamp
$2,
Lady's
Fur
Coat
sue
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Appiy
ws
6th
Avenue
West.
FOR
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Radio
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land
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I
from
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1930
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Both
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