The Greater Vancouver Chinook
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issued: 2016-08-24
issued: 1915-03-27
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note: Tb^ATEF^ WZm. CHINOOK V-.I. 111. No, 46 SOUTH VANCOUVER, B.C., CANADA. SATl KI >AY, MARCH 27. 191; Price 5 cents Present Day Administration Condemned From The Pulpit FACTS AND FANCIES By "Obscr. er" iu Disgraceful Scenes Enacted At The Local Council Meetings A Strong and Stirring Sermon Preached From a Looal Pulpit Last ' "V1,1 �� gcstion thn Sunday hvening Text: "In those days there was no King in Israel; every man did that which was right in his own eyes."��� Judges 17:6. llle le\t nu nils things men I it nieeele-ril language that every 111,111 eliel ; v>e are geilllg tee conn wenl in Israel and hi Hritish Columbia wl thej like. i'.er ener 2il() years in I-rail during ��� '��� period of the Judges, when then was no King, there' was ii" unity central authority -nel, a- wa in the time oi their leader-. Moses ami J..-Inin. i.r afterwards under the monarchy. It was ilu "adolescent period" en- "'teen age itage" ol thc people ��hen all restraint and author- it) were thrown off. Every young pers,,n knows ��hat this means li 11 In tin- second place, note the evils that result tn,in such a -t.it> In I-- rael's case ilu- hark Days fell upon tlie people. 1 In- Canaanites from th, north, iln Midianites Irom tlu- centre, ami the Phillistines from the Jouth he liked, and brought terrible oppression and dialer lii'"' things ti,.,. During this time Jotnc of the judges were 1 r tve- of leaders, through whom God had to wurk. Seiine- leaders tinu and now are poor material for God tee we.rk with. J11- ilali captures Adoniheyck ami nit- ,r j off his thumbs and toes. Ehud in his I found 'reachery draws the concealed dagger anel pierces Kgieeii through, and the' ih mr is locked. And Jael. tin wife of Heher, under ceevcr of friendship and hospitality, strikes the stunning blow as Sisera elrinks the bow! of milk. At her feet he bowed, he oil. lie' lay. and then sina-him the telll pin I line upon ;, time ���, reeve t S��� ju111 Vancouver indignantly refuted a sug- t afti r he was elected t…
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note: country Pe��Ple who had been living e refused to play ,10 more thc Stnell ,������ an ���,,, rag��_thB ,;ri. or to let the councillors play. A ell has Edward Gold earn, el the title which some of tin women ol Semth Vancouver reeve gut mad, a- the children say ind childlike refused to play tuij ���r instance. ring Cieuiieil tiie person or tne pcu| resent authority and do as tiny hk liritish Columbia seem- to be passing 'hat wine througii that stage now. Wc oughl ^(1 ;��� : , have passed bey..ml it long ago, lor wc are inure than twenty years old. The trouble is thai sonic people ne- .,, ,- see-in te, gel beyond the " 'teen age" and continue doing as ihey like all through life I,el Us fust take .1 look at the ate uf the people. Nationality, in the land do illilllslli stilt when pe'eple . righl in their limply do eun eves Halo Reeve. eelel eel till Will have given lish flag. This 1.1 his bunch ui him S'e iii liritish Columbia ami the west. 'I In- Galicians live in large colonies and seek tee ihe as they like in crime .unl vice The Doukhobottrs have' their own communities and do as tlie.\- like' 111 defiance uf tin- laws of the Province. The Mormons build up their self-centred communitj life - they like' Communities of centres, jealous uf their li- centious liberty, openly vote iu crim- e.wn inheritance ami became self-in- linal vice' as t.. whether or nol they terested and self-centred in its own will keep ihe law. When Mayors possession. Tiie community hie be- a"'! magistrates set aside the law eei came separate- ami exclusive, one tribe the laml ami throw open the gales e,t often refusing to help another tribe vice they .ire' just doing as they like. in dire distress. This tribal spirit When police officers set aside their simply meant every tribe iur itself oath of office ami take up the suggc. insult wa* received sycophants with wild ''"."", applause. Thev also sneered and ,ur Jeered al Councillor Russell for advocating tin' acceptance of the lowesl j tender just be…
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has type: Newspapers
spatial: Vancouver (B.C.)
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language: English
lat: 49.2611110
long: -123.1138890
provider: Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library
publisher: Vancouver, B.C. : Greater Vancouver Publishers Limited
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