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Dominion, Volume 1, Issue 36, 6 November 1907, Page 7

The Civil Service Amateur Sports Club will bold a series of races at tlio liasin Reserve this evening. ' The anniversary, tea in connection with the Primitive Methodist., Sunday School, Webb Street, will take place at (5.15 p.m. in the schoolroom to-ilqy. The Hon. C. Luke, M.L.C., will preside at the aniiual rounion in tho church at 7.30. Short address?s will bo delivered by the fievs. C. E. Ward, J. Cocker, ami ,h Flanagan (England), and festival music will be given by the children, choir and orchestra. 1 I am more and mora convinced- that I suffer,'not from a shiny or showy impertinenco, but from a simplicity that vorgos upon imbecility.—G. _K. Chesterton, in "Illustrated London News." Tho problem of interpreting Mr. Victor Grayson's speeches would havo appalled a mediaeval scholiast. Even now it is im- ' possible to bo sure whether ho did or did not say what lie is said to havo said; whother lie did say it but wishes be had not; whether lie did not say it but wishes ho had; 'or, finally, did say it and is glad that ho did. —"Manchester Courier." It is clearly necessary that tho whole subject of Japanese immigration should bo threshed out at Ottawa. It is for all reasons desirable that British Columbia should be a whito man's country, but it is absurd to suppose that its vast natural resources aro to remain in tho present stato of 'arrested development for lack of labour. —"Canada."