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DalLy EDITION. fo. THURSDAY, SEPT. 26

Daily News on Daily Doings

BORDEN MUST OFFEND
BOURASSA OR M’BRIDE.

the
patches of yesterday, the cab-

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

must “his”

Coast.

protect Pacific
With the extravagant prom-
the
and the

According to press des-

ises made to Nationalists
interview
given by Richard MeBride
to a Toronto paper, endorsing
Laurier’s policy, before him,
Borden is truly between the
“diel (apologies to Bourassa
and the deep sea.” 4

His weak idea of bringing
Churchill from England to sup-
port him on his naval bill was

in the East

inet ministers have cancelled

their trip to the West, in order Sir
to prepare for the opening of
Parliament in November.

Never has any opposition so
the opening of the
battle as do the men who are

the old

welcomed

supporting “grand

man,” Sir Wilfrid Laurier, and
; one. that disgusted all true
never did any Canadian gov- Canadians, who, previous to
ernment take up the work of the the last election, had listened
session with as great reluc- to the harsh denunciation of
tance as does the Borden ad- the Liberal naval policy from
ministration now. the Conservative leader, only
For with the opening of Par- to find that he had nothing

better to offer and then, when
compelled him to
some sort of a scheme,

liament Borden must disclose
his naval policy, and in doing
so must either loose the sup-
port of his erstwhile hench-
man Bourassa or McBride, who

hecessity
father
try and rope Churchill in as a
sort of guardian.

 

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SIR EDWARD CARSON AND FREDERICK SMITH WILL BE THE
FIRST TO SIGN THE SOLEMN COVENANT PROTESTING
AGAINST HOME RULE—WILL FIGHT.

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AT VANCOUVER Launch Has Adventure.
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Vancouver, ‘Sept $4... Perey late, but safe and sound, the fish-

Turner and Perey Saunders, who
live at 230 Abbott street, went up
into the air yesterday afternoon
at 4 o'clock for a distance of
nearly 30 feet. They came down
again and in the sudden move-|he
ments which both men made they
both contracted slight injuries.

It was at the corner of Com-
mercial drive and Charles street.

ing launch Seagull is in port after
a most tempestuous voyage from
Astoria. The owner of the ves-
sel, Lars Hansen, had become so
alarmed over the fate of the
launch and its crew of four that
got the life saving tug Sno-
homish to make a search for her.
Captain Christ Abrahamson, how-
ever, says that a little thing like
a 45-mile gale and low provisions

 

 

 

 

The men, who are very good/did not bother him, and he even
friends, had set off a blast. After|turned down the offer of aid last
waiting some time they went|Tuesday from the steam whaler
back and at that minute the blast} Sebastian.

went off. Turner had the bone -——

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of Ulster will sign a covenant/the Englishmen appear willing
pledging themselves never tojthat Treland should have the
submit to any government from] power involved in Mr. Redmond’s
Dublin which may be imposed} proposition if only the strife and}
upon the country by the Asquith-| bitterness ean be ended.
Redmond home rule bill passed But the stumbling block has
by the House of Commons. jdeveloped in the Unionists of
‘Ulster Day” is the designation; Ulster. Before they will submit
chosen for this remarkable po-j|to separation they will have civil
litical sacrament. j}war, the leaders threaten Hlome
Local Self-Government. lrulers, however, treat these
Home rule in its revived form'!threats with ridicule.

 

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To GET WINSTON

London, Sept. 26.—On ‘Satur-tof local self-government instead
day, September 28th, Unionists| of complete separation for Tre-
of the northern counties of Tre-|land has aroused no deeper po- |
land propose to register their|litical feeling in England than
formal defiance of home rule. other questions—-the tariff, the

     

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many names will obane on this} ‘ e 0 In . *,°
unique declaration of independ Zt —AND— Sign Writing.

ence is a subject of
speculation,
“A Day of Rest.”

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dral, and religious will
be held there as well as in many
Presbyterian, Methodist and
Church of Ireland places of wor-
ship in Ulster.

Unionist women have formu-
lated a draft of declaration for
members of their sex to sign and
are preparing a demonstration.

The signing of the
may prove the preiude to a great
rebellion, or it may be a flash in
the pan. Two years at best must
elapse before home rule can be-
gin to be established because the
House of Lords can hold up the
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