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TIME
TO
DELIVER
fHEN
HALF
A
DOZEN
or
sq
enterprising
and
lorwarcWooking
members
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Lpamber
of
Commerce,
with
Hon.
E.
T.
Ken-ney,
now
minister
of
lands
and
forests
but
then
an
ordinary
private
member
of
the
legislature
as
their
spokesman,
embarked
on
a
goodwill
mission
to
Alaska
two
years
ago
last
fall,
they
started
a
direct
and
friendly
relationship
with
the
adjoining
American
territory
which
has
now
grown
into
a
very
tangible
and
realistic
association.
The
link
was
further
welded
when
Alaskan
delegates
came
down
to
the
Associated
Boards
of
Trade
of
Central
Brit-ishColumbia
convention
at
Terrace
last
August
and.
there
have
been
further
friendly
exchanges
since
then
that
have
gone
to
emphasize
the
benefits
thai
are
possible
of
derivation
from
the
interde-pendability
of
the
port
of
Prince
Rupert,
the
central
interior
of
British
Columbia
and
southeastern
Alaska.
The
President
of
the
Wrangell
Chamber
of
V
Lommeree
was
in
i'rince
Kupert
rrulay
checking
.uprfon'ther
on
the
possibilities
of
his
community
"using
'this
port
instead
of
continuing
its
dependence
on
Seattle
which
has
become
so
used
to
exploiting
,the
territory
that
it
has
become
increasingly
ruth-'u
less,
callous
and
indifferent
about
the
kind
of
treat-j
..merit
it
accords.
Mr.
Baltzo's
interest
in
Prince
;
Rupert
has
been
accentuated
by
the
danger
of
an-
other
general
shipping
strike
on
American
steam-i
ship
lines
plying
into
Alaska.
He
was
wondering
i
'
'
what
might
be
clone
about
shipping
foodstuffs
pro-!
v
duced
in
the
central
interior
through
Prince
Ru-I
'
pert
to
his
town.
Thereby
is
another
illustration
of
1
"
market
for
the
interior
.that
is
'just
waiting
to
be
J
t
organized.
It
is
becoming
evident
that
here
is
a
;
;
market
that
can
absorb
almost
everything
in
the
;
-
way
of
produce
that
can
be
made
available
from
-
this
area.
It
is.an
opportunity
that
somebody
with
j
the
will
and
ability
to
organize
is
going
to
be
able
;
to
cash
in
on.
;
It
was
said
not
long
ago
that
southeastern
Al-
aska
was
not
aware
of
what
central
British
Col-
umbia
had
to
offer,
That
seems
to
have
changed
;
now
and
one
wonders
if
central
British
Columbia
;
is
aware
of
the
market
that
Alaska
presents.
It
'
has,
indeed,
reached
a
point
where
central
British
;
,
,
Columbia
is
going
to
have
to
show
that
she
is
.ready
!
to
.deliver
the
goods.
The
Pririce
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
has
!
led
a
movement
that
has
interested
Alaska
very
;
definitely
in
this
area.
Now
it
is
up
to
us
to
capi-
jtalize
on
that
interest
and
get
organized
to
deliver.
I
Lshty
that
is
the
most
important
thing
to
do
ETnovr
in
further
fostering
our
friendly
and
practi
'
cancelations
with
our
neighbors
across
the
line
to
,7w...the
north.
DENIS
MURPHY
MR,.,
JUSTICE
DENIS
MURPHY,
formerly
of
the
Supreme
Court
of
British
Columbia,
j
whose
passing
we
recorded
yesterday,
was
j
one
of
British
Columbia's
most
distinguished
na
I
tive
ons.
Here
in
Prince
Rupert,
as
in
many
other
J
of
the
outlying
communities
of
province
which
he
visited
as
he
rede
the
Assize
cuircuits
for
many
years,
he
became
well
known
and
highly
esteemed.
Denis
Murphy
was
not
only
an
able,
fair
and
learnetV
jurist
but
he
was
also
known
as
one
of
the
most
interesting
raconteurs
of
earlv
British
Col-
umbia
history.
Born
seventy-seven
years
ago
in
!
the
frontier
cow
and
gold
country
of
the
Cariboo,
r
he
knew
this
province
as
few
men
do
and
that
,wr
'-'knowledge
and
understanding
stood
him
in
good
J
stead
in
his
duties
as
an
administrator
of
juris-
prudence.
In
his
passing,
British
Columbia
loses
j
one
of
its
extraordinary
citizens,
5
i
TRANSCANADA'S
SAFETY
THE
TRAGEDY
which
appears
to
have
overtaken
TransCanada
Airlines
transport,
missing
since
the
first
of
the
week
when
it
failed
to
find
u
its,w,ay
into
Vancouver
airport,
is
a
lamentable
incident
but
the
very
fact
that
it
was
so
unusual
goes
to
emphasize
an
epviable
record
which
Trans
Canada
has
had
in
its
career
of
commercial
avia
tioh.
This
is
but
the
second
loss
of
this
kind
it
has
had
in
almost
a
decade
of
extremely
successful
operation
during
which
mounting
thousands
of
passengers
have
been
safely
carried.
When
one
thinks
of
the
shocking
series
of
disasters
that
airlines
in
the
United
States
and
other
parts
of
the
world
have
suffered,
it
makes
the
rec
ord
of
TransCanada,
in
snite
of
this
current
sad
disaster,
the
more
impressive.
For
That
Party
.
.
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ta
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pm.
SATURDAY
UTOPIA
AND
HEAVEN
(By
BASIL
S.
PROCKTER,
Rector,
St.
Andrew's
Cathedral)
Utopia
was
the
dream
of
a
Catholic
scholar
at
the
end
of
the
Middle
Ages.
It
told-
of
a
conception
of
perfection
in
human
society.
This
dream
waited
for
about
three
hundred
years
and
then
men
arose
who
said
it
was
no
dream.
would
be
perfectly
natural
perfection.
Marx
taught
that
the
whole
march
of
history
was
wending
its
way
through
Wood
and
revolution
to
this
end.
And
so
in
our
times
a
new
Gospel
came
to
birth.
The
teaching,
as
everybody
knows,
is
that
what
is
wrong
with
man
is
not
sin,
but
capitallrm,
the
profH
motive
and
the
price
system.
You
see,
all
Oospels
start
out
with
the
fact
that
the
human
race
has
got
on
the
wront'
track.
And
then
they
tell
us
how
the
race
of
the
individual
Is
to
be
saved.
.
.
that
s(
how
we
are
to
recover
what
we
have
lost
and
Uve
as
we
are
supposed
to.
live.
The
modern
Utopians
are
sure
that
man
is
naturally
good
and
thrt
the
rearon
this
Is
not
apparent
Is
that
the
masses
have
been
corrupted
by
a
certain
frw
Individuals
for
their
cwn
benefit.
You
see,
they
also
have
Identified
a
Kingdom
of
Evil
against
which
war
has
to
be
wapd.
And.
of
"our.w
l.hp
ult.l-
mate
heaven
which
Is
cf
this
i
world
ra-lher
than
of
any
other
Is
something
which
is
planned
for
our
children
or
children's
a
children.
A
great
many
Christian
preachers
and
writers
haye
also
dabbled
with
the
possibility
of
I
the
Utopian
Idea,
probably
bp-
cause
It
Is
so
attractive
that
we
would
like
to
think
that
It
could
be
true.
In
their
enthusiasm
for
Utcpia
4hty
dismissed
about
ninety
per
cent
of
the
Bible
as
nonsense
and
with,
great
gusto
quoted
the
parts
that
backed
ud
ihis
particular
conception.
All
that
had
to
do
with
human
brotherhood,
feed-ins
the
hungry
and
healing
the
sick
was
the
Inspired
Word.
But
how
can
anjfoody
pick
and
choose
In
this
manner?
It
reminds
me
of
a
man
who
once
asserted
in
my
hearing
that
the
only
significant"
thing
about
a
man
is
his
thumb.
But
has
his
thumb
any
uSignif!;ance
at
all
aoart
from
the
rest
of
hm?
The
difficulty
about
attacking
the
Utopians
Is
that
they
immediately
ccwe
back
with
the
accusation
that
anyone
who
does
not
believe
what
they
be
lieve
is
not
Interested
In
Jus-
tic.
.
and
not
Interested
In
the
poor
and
down-trodden.
Which
again
reminds
us
of
the
bigots
In
the
field
of
religion,
To
a
Utopian,
an
unbeliever
is
either
5
fool
or
a
heel.
But
no
person
who
believes
the
Christian
Palth
can.
possibly
be
a
Utopian
He
(th?
Christian)
Is
committed
to
a
belief
n
the
fundamental
fallibility
of
human
nature.
He
has
to
believe
that,
man
is
not
naturally
.good
but
naturally
bad
and
that
even
the
Forgiveness
and
Grace
of
the
Pivlne
Redeemer
has
to
be
continually
asked
for
and
obtained
and
that
the
only
hope
of
any
perfection
lies
in
being
finally
delivered
through
death
and
resurrection
from
the
human
clay.
Admitted
the
Christian
Is
committed
to
love
his
neighbor
as
himself,
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Rousseau
taught
that
it
for
man
to
live
in
such
but
he
knows
that
this
is
only
possible
to
a
limited
extent
through
his
seeking
to
live
a
dod-julded
life
Instead
of
a
self-guided
life.
He
Is
committed
to
a
continual
exercise
of
Repentance
where
his
own
thortcomlnss
are
concerned
and
Charity
whero
other
people's
shortcomings
are
concerned.
The
surprising
thing
Is
that
Utopians
who
shout
the
loudest
about
human
brotherhood
sewn
to
be
getting
progressive-ly
more
and
mere
ruthless
and
pitiless
in
thei
dealings
with
their
fellow
creatures.
Wars
when
most
everybody"
was
Christian
were
not
the
dreadful
things
they
arc
today.
If
von
think
your
neighbor
could
be
naturally
good
and
he
does
something:
bad,
you
Immediate
ly
conclude
that
he
did
it
deliberately.
Therefore,
you
hate
him
and
insist
on
Ms
dest
rue-
uon-
wnereas
"
Ji
mini
u
v
same
nelstobor,
being
a
fallible
human
like
yourself,
has
made
slip
and
probably
desolses
hlmseW
for
dolm:
it
more
than
you
could
possibly
do
.
.
.
then
you
will
forsrlvc
h'.m
and
you
will
not
desire
his
elimlnaUon,
put
It
to
any
reasonable
person
human
Brotherhood
is
onlv
possible
If
we
all
believe
In
the
Doctrine
of
Orl&lnal
Shi,
We
are
In
an
era
when
all
political
leaden
make
promises
impossible
ol
fulfillment.
And
when
they
fail
to1
deliver
the
goods.,
do
w.c
use
our
heads
and
say
they
cannot
be
'blamed
for
not
doing
the
impossible?
No,
we
listen
to
their
opponents
who
hint
and
snear
...
.who
Insist
that
the
pecpl?
have
once
more
been
cheated
out
cf
their
rights
.by
dirty,
'ortf'
away
down
underneath.
0
we
put
in
a
bigger
bunch
of
rogues
who
have
untolushlngly
made
even
greater
promises.
The
inevitable
end
of
that
parade
as
we
see
It
In
one
European
country
after
another
Is
that
the
more
the
people
believe
n
a
Utopia,
the
less
likelihood
Is
there
that
they
will
have
anything.
And
along
with
all
thi3
goes,
political
trials
and,
rhcotimgs
...
all
in
the
sacred
name
of
a
new
and
better
society.
The
Christian
uelieves
that
want
and
suffering-
are
In
many
ways
good
things
.
.
thai
NOTICE
I
wish
to
inform
my
customers
that
I
have
sold
out
my
MODERN
TAILORS
business
to
.1.
NORTHCOTT
I
will.be
responsible
for
all
orders
taken
up
to
the
end
of
April.
I
will
be
located
at
Room
17,
Mclntyre
Rlock,'
Third
Avenue
(104)
GEORGE
QUAN
Announcing
.
ROYAL
CAFE
(Mrs.
C.
C.
Swanson)
SPECIALIZING
IN
FRIED
CHICKEN
AND
WOltKINGMEN'S
MEALS
GOOD
HOME
COOKING
TniriLAven
7
a.m.
to
12
p.m.
gO!CZi-fB.
General
they
teach
dependence
on
the
Only
Good
God,
and
a
wide
and
patient
sympathy
for
fellow
creatures.
And
even
the
Uto
pians
preach
that
vhe
only
people
who
are
fit
to
be
trusted
with
the
government
and
care
cf
their
fellow
citizens
are
those
who
are
o(
the
people
who
have
known
want
and
suffering,
So
why
all
the
fuss
about
the
total
elimination
of
poverty
and
pain'
Allevir.tlon
In
the
name
of
Christian
Charity,
yes,
a
thousand
times.
Rut
why
fool
ourselves
that
we
are
not
In
this
world
to
bear
hardens
both
for
ourselves
and
for
others,
Whv
try
to
create
a
resentment
In
rvery
heart
that
has
a
load
to
"arry
oialnst
some
other
person
or
persons
who
U
presumably
'"vj'oaled,
in
cheating
him
out
rf
"the
rljht
to
hapninoss."
And
all
In
iho
sacrfd
nime
of
human
brotherhood,
I
close
with
a
quotation,
"The
Christian
who
did
the
most
for
the
present
world
were
lust
those
who
houaht
the
most
cf
the
next,
Ttw
Aoostles
themselves
who
set
on
foot
the
conversion
of
the
Roman
Empire,
tho
ereat
men
who
built
up
the
Mldddle
Ages,
the
English
Fvan?eHeals
who
abolished
the
Slave
Trade,
all
leit
their
mark
on
earth:
precisely
because
th?lr
minds
were
occupied
with
Hea-wn,
It
is
since
Christians
have
largely
ceased
to
think
of
the
other
world
thpt
they
have
b'e-crme
so
ineffective
In
this
Aim
qt
Heaven
and
vou
will
get
earth
"thrown
in."
aim
a),
earth
and
vou
will
pet
neither"
(C.
S.
Lewis).
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First
Presbyterian
Church
Fourth
Avenue
East
Rev.
A.
F.
MacSween,
B.A.,
vSunday,
May
4
11:00
Morning
Worship.
Rev.
Fred
Antrobus.
Anthem
Junior
Choir:
"Brightly
Gleams
Our
Banner."
12:15
Church
School.
7:30
p.m.
Evening
Worship.
Mr.
F.
E.
An
field.
Solo
Mrs.
J.
A.
Teng:
"The
Ninety
and
Nine."
A
cordial
invitation
to
worship
with
this
congregation
is
extended
to
all.
THE
CHURCH
OF
COD
Is
conducting
Full
Gospei
Service.)
in
the
I.O.O.F.
Hall
on
Sunday,
May
4.
Morning
Service
U
a.m.
Evening
Service
7:30
pjn.
Come
and
enjoy
the
Blessing
of
tho
Lord.
Everyone
welcome.
Conducted
by
Rev,
Ivar
Roset.
Regular
Baptist
Services
I.O.D.K.
Hall
(5th
Ave.
and
McBrlde
St.)
We
preach
Christ
.
.
.
CRUCIFIED
OMING
ROWNED
"By
GRACE
ye
are
saved,
through
FAITH
"
-
Eph.
2:8.
SUNDAY.
MAY
1
12:1b
pm.-ouncay
School
7:30
p.m.-
Gospel
Service.
Subject:
"WHAT
MUST
I
DO
TO
BE
SAVED?"
(Come
and
hear
a
straightforward
answer
to
a
plain
question
1.
Speaker:
G.
It.
S
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Junior
Choir
will
sing.
(The
Lord's
Supper
follows
evening
service)
WEDNESDAY
.
8:00
p.nwPrayer
Meeting.
FRIDAY
3:30
pjn.
Mission
Band.
7:00
p.m.
Junior
Young
peoples.
(Phone
3C9
or
Giren
79)
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end
of
May.
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for
Vancou
VfT
to
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new
material
and
equipment.
Enquiries
as
to
when
rrpair
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and
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vorU,
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