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DAILY EDITION.

MILITANTS ARE MAD
AS MARCH HARES.

One of the militant suffrag-

ettes died this week, her death

being caused by the craziest
action that could ever enter a
mad woman's brain. The idea

of a woman being able to stop
a race horse going at the speed
of an express train! They are
all mad,
mad March hares

ettes, as

There is no doubt about it at|

all. They want the vote; there- |
fore they will poison a prize
dog. They want the vote;
therefore they will, if possible,
kill the Derby winner. They
want the vote; therefore they
will kidnap one of the chil-

dren of one of the warmest ad-
vocates of woman suffrage
They want the vote; therefore
they will destroy the National

Gallery. They want the vote;
therefore they will burn
churches and boathouses. They

want the vote; therefore they
will do any mad thing which
suggests itself to the mad-

dest of them all.

It is no answer to the claim
that these women are mad to
say they are quite sane in other

respects. Mirabeau, Danton,
Marat, Robespierre and _ the
other friends of the French

Revolution were sane enough
in ordinary matters and some

these militant suffrag- |

 

 

 

asi ax Thursday, June 12, 1913.

they will become
fiends.
jiniibianaill ”

MADE FISH OF ONE,
FOWL OF THE OTHER.

Assistance to the Grand
Trunk Pacific and Canadian
Northern no doubt is necessary
to enable the completion of
those systems at an early
date, but they should have
been treated alike. The gov-
ernment should have given

loans to both instead of a sub-
sidy to the Canadian Northern
and a loan to the Grand Trunk
Pacific.

And before doing so parlia-
ment should have insisted upon

a detailed statement of the
financial operations of Sir
William Mackenzie and Sir
Donald D, Mann in connection
with their railroad schemes.
What is the relationship be-
tween the Canadian Northern
Railway and Mackenzie &«&
Mann, Limited? What con-

nection have the two magnates
with the construction firms,
and to what extent do they
financially interest themse!:
in the railroads liberally
assisted?

The financial operations of
the C. P. R. and Grand Trunk
companies are well known, but
a mystery surrounds the ram-
ifications and methods of the

so

of them were even personally two knights wuo have accom-
amiable; but the first taste of plished so much on the friend-
blood made them become in- ly foundation of public credit
sane, and their rapacity for and subsidies.
slaughter became insatiable. 0
The militant suffragists are Premier Borden now has a
like them. They had a taste chance to let the people de-
of destruction, and their ap- cide. Things are sometimes
petite for it is growing. If prized less when they come
ever they get a taste of blood within easy reach.

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of Boots

days.

Extra Reductions

SPECIAL : SALE

 

 

In order to reduce our stock of Bocts and Shoes we
are offering exceptional bargains duriag the next few
Remember we have shoes to fit men, women>boys,
girls and babies, and there are bargains for al!

& Shoes

in Men's Boots

 

quick.

Third Avenue

 

As we intend to go out of Men's Boots entirely we
are offering extra special bargains to move the

 

JABOUR BROS.

THE HOUSE OF GOOD VALUES.

stock

Prince Rupert

 

 

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THE DAILY NEWS

 

 

 

 

e Dune oo Onirand

PRETENDER FOR THE FRENCH THRONE AND HIS WIFE

unusually fine picture of the

An

the former of whom is attempting to attain the Fren h throne

however,
he incompete

Duchess,
that

The

grounds

oppose

assume so responsible a position.

MAY MAKE BRICKS AT
KITSUMKALUM SOON
Possibilities “of Clay Deposits

There Being Inspected With
This End in View.

To consider the advisability of
erecting a brick making plant at

Kitsumkalum, Mr. J. Christian-
sen of this city, accompanied
by Mr. I. IL. King, proprietor and

manager of the new brick plant
at Granby Bay took train for)
Kitsumkalum this morning. Mr.)
King, who is a practical brich
man has arranged to supply the
Granby Smelting, Mining & Pow-|
er Company. The boilers have
been already installed. The brick
making machine expected to
arrive at Granby next week. Ten
days after its installation he ex-|
pects to be turning out forty)
thousand bricks a week.

While awaiting the arrival of}
the boilers Mr. King has had a
little spare time. Accordingly}
he came here on Sunday, and|
then has discussed with}
Mr. Christiansen and other local}
men who are interested the pos-|

Is

since

sibilities of a brick plant at Kit-|
sumkalum, where Mr. Ciatation=1
sen owns property containing
some good clay deposits. About
the quality of the clay there is
no doubt. It is its quantity that
Messrs. Christiansen and King
are anxious to determine, that
they may judge whether it is suf-
ficient to warrant the establish-
ment of a plant.

Garage for Fort George.

Fred Peters, a former stage!
driver for the British Columbia |
Express Company, arrived here!

yesterday from Ashcroft in a six|
passenger Winton touring car,|
coming the entire distance from)
Asheroft in it over the road.|
Mr. Peters intends to start a
garage here and the other town.|
—Fort George Herald.
Strike Delays Service.

Detroit, Mich., June 7.—Twelve
hundred shop employees of the
Pere Marquette Railway are on
strike as a result of the com-
pany’s refusal to grant an in-
crease in wages. Freight service
is delayed and in some cases pas-
senger traffic has been seriously
retarded.

For furniture, carpets and lin-
oleums, inspect the Geo. D. Tife's

 

 

 

stock for quality. 128-tf

 

ITf,
I

able for the favorite’s weird be-
havior, has gone free thus far
and the Westminster Gazette
|says the jockey’s eonduct was of
a character impossible to over-
look.

     

f Orleans

» Duke and Duchess
the

to

object on

in his
intellectually

him
and

nt unable

GRAGANOUR JOCKEY
MAY BE EXPELLED
While Riding Derby Favorite He

Bumped Into Aboyeur, Which
Was Given the Prize.

 

London, June 9.—Bitter con-
demnatory criticism is heard on
all sides today of the methods

of Johnny Reiff, who sent Graga-

i

nour bumping and pushing into

Aboyeur in the Derby and made
the great classic what one paper
terms “a nasty blot on the rec-

ords of our national sportsma
ship.” The inquiry by the stew
ards of the jockey club is
under way and there
strong likelihood of Reiff
set down from the English tracks,
especially as there are some very

still

seems a

being

peculiar rumors aficat.

Sporting writers are clamor
ous for the disciplining of the
jockey. The Pall Mall Gazette
says:

“Whether Reiff was to blame

or not is a matter of vital import-
ance to the thousands of
goers and to a greater extent of
the prestige of the sport of kings
the stewards’ opinions,
teiff was physically unable to
keep his mount straight and
prevent the interference, justice
demands that publicity should be
given to the fact.”

Sporting Life inquires why
Reiff, who must be held account-

race

SUFFRAGE IN FRANCE

Women May Now Vote in Mu-
nicipal Elections Only.

Paris, June 11.—Partial wo-
men suffrage as it pertains to
municipal affairs has been grant -
ed in France by a bill introduced
in the chamber of deputies.

see seiatt Sadhisies
Mexico Enters Protest.

Mexico City, June 7.—The
minister of foreign affairs has
sent a note of protest to Wash-
ington against the anti-alien law
recently passed by the “state of
Arizona.

 

There are 2,304 wiles of rail-
ways under construction in Brit-
ish Columbia.

  

PREMIER ROMANCES

Who has resigned his
as Premier of Spain along with
the Cabinet ministers

 

position

 

 

VERDICT ON MILITANT

Epsom, June if.—The cor-
verdict declared
Miss Emily Davidson,
suffragette who died
the

mis-

oner s yester-
day that
the militant
from injuries
race track here,
adventure

on

by

received

died

  

bound Saturdays at 8 P
Harbor,

98th to Sept. 30th.

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And Now the City Editor Knows Why

 

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PAPER. Madam WHERE You
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FOR @ Good Dawe - Now
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