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The “Conservative papers
are loud in their praise of
Borden's C. N. R. policy. ‘hey
tell the people something had
to be done to save the credit
of Canada. They do not tell,
however, that the same man-
ipulators are still in charge of
the road and that it may again
be put in a worse condition
than it is at present. Neither
do they tell that the security
given the government has no
vactual value in its that Mac-
kenzie and Mann are simply
turning in 40 per cent of their
watered stock—just think of
it, forty per cent—and that
before this stock has any
value they must pay dividends
on a bonded indebtedness of
$364,000,000. What a gener-
ous friend of Mackenzie and
Mann this Borden government
is. They pull the C. N. R. out
of the hole and pledge the
whole country to keep pulling
them out as fast as they get in.
It was a fortunate day for the
C. N. R. when the Tories got in
power. If Sir Wilfrid Laurier
were now in power there
would be a different story to
tell. The interests of the
people would be protected.

The C. N. R. will not this
year earn half its fixed
charges and the only way the

road ean meet those charges |

is by borrowed money.
The various governments
guaranteeing C. N. R. issues

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DAILY EDITION weit Tuesday, May 19, 1914

 

may as well dig down, because|
that is what they will have to]
do unless the Dominion gov-
érnment takes over the whole].
burden. }

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Last year Mr. Horne-Payne, |;,,,

who is closely associated with |

the Canadian Northern, did|/son, daughter of the president,”
Canadian municipal securities | pag

a great deal of harm in the

London market, yet there can-|three
not be ‘the slightest doubt that] cate

the Canadian Northern has

done Canada more injury in|was
the past few months than all]Miss Wilson ;
Washington

other causes combined.

. . .

In fact, looking over the}

f
situation in the light of the}ho

information now available, it

seems’ certain that had it not} s¢

been for the manipulations of
the Mackenzie-Mann people ||
and the consequent drain upon]!
the resources of the country, |
we would not now be suffer-|s
ing from the depression gen-|a
erally existing and our credit
would not have received the
blaek eye which it did receive
in the London market.

What do the people think of
the financial joy riding of

Bowser and McBride? A fall

pretty bill will be presented | seq
for payment one of these | sta

days.

Don't forget that the local}
member, Wm. Manson, is one}
of the men who is responsible
for the pledging of the credit
of the province to the extent

 

 

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PRINCE RUPERT LUMBERCO. =. °°":

A. J. BURROUGHS, Manager

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PHONE 26

 

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FRED STORK’S HARDWARE

710 SECOND AVE

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Carpenters’ Tools Builders’ Hardware Ship Chandlery 3 rag:
Wire Cable Stee! Blocks

fron Pipe Pipe Fittings

Rope Valves
Pumps Hose

Stoves and Ranges Rubberoid Roofing Corrugated Iron
“WE SELL NOTHING CUT THE BEST”

FRED STORK’S HARDWARE

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Fishing Tackle
Rifles and Shotguns
Ammunition

Paint gonso
will

130 days if not sett
moved.
941-4417

of approximately $200,000,00'

Northern people

IS IN A FERMENT

President's Daughter Sings
a Graphophone

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be married at the

 

i Beautiful gown and trimmings we

Eleanor Wilson, second
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\ FOURTEENTH WHITE HOUSE BRIDE IN HER WEDDING DRESS

ro by Mrs. McAdoo, formerly

daughter of President Wilson, to
ales Executive Mansion.

 

SURVEYORS LEAVE WITH
CREWS FOR SEASON’S WORK

Each surveyor

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Houston Cafe

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Holland Won aitsn

Following were the sco
yin civilian rifle shoo
‘CY | 47th:

: 200 500
sal ® A Mathieson 32 30
iW. M. Brown i
i Partington 5
“+ | Prank Holland 31
| J. Russell 29 «(27
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Ip. Yelf 24 :
\D>. Brown 23
In H. Shockley 25 2
3. E. Larkis 99 «(1
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|W. Martin a i
J. kerr 23

F. Holland was winner

, CARRIES MATERIAL FOR
TWO ALASKA CHURCHES

Material for the gonstructic

two churches in the ik
part of the equipment ar
[es I gymnasium it vard
I sula, tons of soayj rar
ul 1 supplies a
s s tio h ckdow!
h . ind the ie@-
gated s s wil M ed
h I hi lo d
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sa trader is-
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Ma i) The care ng
Seattle aggregates
1,100 s
A Pretty Bungle

Hon Dr. Roche, ministe the
interis stated that the Indians
still held title t the ilano
resery ha he on
had et g ts « to
h transa betw the
pDand and h I vince is
th I hich the -
thine 1 _
NnOO S80.000 of which to
two f! is ¢ he at gen
eral wh egotiated the | with

the Indians

For Sale

Fishing boat 44 feet 12
feet 7 inches broad, 9
nches in depth, equipped with
30-h. p. 4-cyele Canmuran Fair-
banks - Morse marine engine.

Price $1,500 Apply

Thomson & Co., Prinee
or A. Bailey Inverness

nery.

of the

at |
the

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Rupert,
Can-
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George leaving this morning for}

jthe south: Mrs. D. Porter, Mrs

Mate, Mrs. Smith, H. M. MePher
son, Geo. Morrow, Mr. and Mi

Avison and child, Mr. and Mrs. A,
J. Morris, E. H. Fletcher, J. D
McNiven, H. Arnold, Mrs. H. 8

Woods, Mrs. G. H. Woods, C. M
Atkinson, Miss A Carty W
Owens, Mrs. Demers and Mrs

J. Evans.

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Skeena Land District—District of Coast,

Ringe Five.
TAKE NOFPICE that 1, William Mck.

; Logan, of Prince Kupert, B. C., occupa-
j} ton prospector, intend to apply fer per

mission to purchase she followlug de-

| scribed lands Commencing et & | ost

planted 160 chains east and 40 chains
south of the northeast corner of Ire-
emption Record 1838 thence south 40
porth 40 chains, thence west 80 chains to
chains, thence west 80 chains along the
shore line to point of commencement;
comtaining 320 acres, more or iess
WM. McK. LOGAN
March 7, 1914.

Skeena Lend District—District of Coast,

Range Five.
TAKE NOTICE that 1, David Cook
Strang, of Prince Rupert, B. ¢ yecupe

to purchase the following des scribe 4 lands
commencing @t &@ post planted about 160
chains cast and 60 chains north of the
northeast corner of Pre-em —, _macere
1838 at a point on the north: si
line of an tsiand, thence south 66 chal ns
to the southerly shore line, thence east
erly, northerly aod westerly following the
sinuousities of the shore line to point of
couupencement; containing 480 acres,
mere or less
DAVID COOK STRANG
William McK. Loran, Agent
March 7, 1914.

 

Bkeena Land District—District of Coast,

Range Five.

TAKE NOTICE that I, Andrew MacLean,
of Prince RKupert, B. C., occupatior
carpenter, jntend w apply for per-
mission to purchase the following de-
scribed lands; Commencing 4t 4 post
planted about 160 chains east and 60
chains north of the northeast corner of
Pre-emption HKecord 1838 at & point on
the northerly shore line of an isiand,
thence south 60 chains to the southerly
shore line, thence westerly, northerly and
easterly, following the sinuosities of the
shore line to the pojnt of commencement;
containing 480 acres, more or less

ANDREW MACLEAN.
William Mek. Logan, Agent.
March 7, 1014

 

NOTICE

IN THE MATTER of an application for
the issue of fresh certificates of ttle for
Lot 11, Block 44, Section 6, and Lots 16
and 18, Bicck @J, Section 7, City of
Prince Rupert, Map 623.

NOTICE 18 HEKEBY GIVEN that it ts
my intention to issue after the expiration
of one month from the first publication
hereof fresh certificates of title in the
name of William 6B. Snodgrass for the
above mentioned lots which certificates
are Gated 12th January, 1911, and 30th
July, 1918, and are numbered 349 I and
4148 | respectively

H. F, MacLEoD,
District Hegistrar
tion clerk, intend to apply for permission

Land HKegistry Office, Prince
C., Maroh Sth, 1014.

 

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