niaue
expression
or
nieir
re-j:ret
for
doing
so
dialing
that
they
had
not
known
whal
Ihey
were
nisrning.
Not
much
altention
had
been
paid
at
first
by
lhij:ov-
a
PADK
TWO.
-TOR
liAn.Y
KRWfl.
;
Wednesday,
j;u.
T-
The
Finer
the
Tea
the
richer
the
flavor.
"SALflDA"
T
XS
j9l
hs2
is
the
finest,
therefore
is
always
more
delicious
than
ordinary
tea.
Try
it.
The
Daily
News
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COLUMBIA.
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Kvcry
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except
Sunday,
the
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Ituperl
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Avenue.
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Editor.
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES:
Proved
Nothing
In
any
ease
the
eomjnission
was
appointed
and
the
.'II
charges
in
Ihe
p'lilion
were
embodied
therein.
The
Provincial
nartv
eminent
to
the
iielilion
but
Oen.iwas
unable
to
prove
one
of
(hern
.venae
was
entirely
inluxiealed
in
spile
of
Ihe
faet
that
one
would
with
his
political
-ambition.
Ki-jhave
believed
Ihey
would
have
naiiy
an
audit
was
ordered
and,
hail
the
requisite
evidenre.
Kirs!
Premier
Oliver
announced
that
there
would
be
a
royal
com'mls-sion.
'
Mr.
Justice
Oalllher
of
ihe
on
the
I
Ul
were
defiuile
rharires.
thai
sr(),(Hi(l
cfiecks
had
been
is
sued
lo
Mr.
Itowser
and
Mr.
Sloan.
II
was
siiblly
siuritesled
Cnnrl
of
Appeals
was
appointed
llhat
the
return
check
were
in
Ihe
lo
conduct
the
conunission.
Kol-
hands
of
the
parly.
lowinjr
Ihe
finding
of
Ihe
com-l
The
Provincial
narlv
likened
mission.
."Sir
Charles
Tupper
at
allhe
government
lo
Mexicans
but
meeting
in
cnton
had
referred,
what
had
been
Ihe
tacltcs
of
il
to
Mr.
Justice
Oalliher
as
an
ass.
jrouuse)
when
Die
charge
against
2t6
The
Leather
will
Wear
when
you
use
a
polish
which
will
keep
it
soft
and
pliable,
and
prolong
its
life.
USE
Shoe
Polish
BLACK
-
TAN
.
TONIY
RED
UAKK
BROWN.
ALSO
WMI
TB
DrrHlflf
Ukc
)
ud
Wltiu
Unu
(UquU)
Mr.
Bower
was
being-proceeded
lands
vyere
oilier
.well
Known'
-e.y.
wi'h?
'The
attempt
"was
mailt
to
mples
of
hi
privaie
business
put
the
accused
in
the
witness
career.
slaiul
to
start
with
a
procedure
Boodle
Against
Citizenship
unknown
in
any
court
of
just
in
'
Never
hi
the
history
of
Canada
in
any
country.
The
charges
was
money
hcTiig,
spent
on
a
thereupon
fell
down.
'What
is
campaign
nl
Im
rait
it
washes
one
ti
think
of
men
who
drag
ins
spenl
ly
cJcneral
Mrllae,
n(d
names
in
such
manner
in
!.
Mr.
Malison.
-
life
'
was
putting
mire
without
a
lillle
nf
evidence
i,,,,,,!!,,
against
riiUeuhiit.
Willi
to
hack
Ih
I'm
up?"
Bribery
or
Witness
The
vfaker
then
proceeded
to
deal
with
the
conduct
of
Ihe
Provincial
parly's
case
in
tin
sen-;eraj
charges
in
connvclion
with
Pacific
(treat
Kasleni
construction.
Their
star
witness,
Hossl-tor,
admitted
taking
document
away
from
the
government
o
Dices
wtiere
lie
was
an
employee
and
later
offering
them
for
ale
in
Vancouver
lo
Conservatives,
lie
r.lsn
admitted
that
he
was
in
the
pay
of
Mcltae
and
his
a.ociatPs.
and
that
he
had
heen
promised
a
civil
service
joh
if
Provincial
were
returned:
"tian
anyone
lend
support
lo
a
party
that
uses
such
Gily
Delivery,
bymnil
or
carrier,
per
month
$1.00,iaclic.f
In
pure
unadulterated
By
mail
lu
all
parts
of
the
Hntisli
hmpire
ana
me
unitea
States,
in
advance
per
year
.......
10.00
To
all
nlher
countries,
in
advance,
per
year
...........
$7.50
Advertising
and
Circulation
Telephone
Editor
and
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Telephone
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of
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Bureau
of
Circulations.
DAILY
EDITION
98
86
irt
Wednesday,
June
t,
1921.
Political
Pot
Is
Beginning
To
Boil.
The
political
jol
is
beginning'
to
boil,
night
was
an
auspicious
occasion
and
Ihe
frrp.-il
nirmv
of
the
issues
of
the
(lav
ill
a
Cnglish
it
amounts
to
bribery
of
witnesses."
Perjured
Evidence
If
the
affidavits
of
Ilossiler
were
serious-it
wa
high
lime
there
was
a
change
of
government
in
lirilish
Columbia.
Mr.
Manson
jlben
proceeile.1
lo
deal
with
one
affidavit
in
point
and
showed
where
Ihe
original
dociimenl
had
-
been
deliherately
altered
lo
suit
the
purpose
and
broadcasted
in
I'rovincial
party
literature.
Such
The
big
meeting
last
'
nothing
less
than
perjured
peakers
doalt
with
a
evidence.
T
wonder
ir
my
friend
satisfactory
nianner.
1
1
Maekay)
knew
these
things
Steadily
the
idea
is
gnining
ground
that
Prince
llupert
cai
be
wf""n.
support
to
the
l.ellep
worvpi
l.v
a
minister
of
the
Crown
than
liv
an
oni.oitiori
'
i
i-.tiiy.-
ani
mf
.
v.
l
v
-
...
...
.......
-..
....
-
mmnber
who
has
no
standing
and
who
would
be
like
a
voice
crying
in
the
wilderness.
We
are
saying
nothing
Against
S.
M.
Newton
personally.
His
record
speaks
for
ilself.
All
we
vvMi
to
say
is
that
it
is
our
belief
that
llun.
T.
I).
Paltullo
ha,
served
the
district
well
and
that
il
woiild
be
a
mistake
to
make
a
change.
If
he
is
defeated,
we
shall
no
longer
have
a
minister
for
a
representative
and
we
shall
also
have
much
less
influence
with
the
government
than
we
have
today.
All
the
reports
coming
from'
the
other
constituencies
seem
to
show
that
the'
government
will
be
again
elected.
In
any
case
Mr.
Paltullo
is
a
good
representative
and
one
worthy
of
respect.
Not
Politician
In
Ordinary
Sense.
There
is
one
objection
we
take
to
the
minister
of
lands,
and
it
is
one
thai
cannot
be
sel
right.
Mr.
Pnltullo
is
not
at
poli
tician
in
Ihe
ordinary
sense.
lie
dues-iiol
understand
the
art
of
fooling
the
neonle.
lie
is
just
himself
-ami
notions'
more,
tie
has
none
of
the
arts
of
the
politician.
He
cannot
go
around
bill
louholiiig
people
or
trying
to
gain
political
favor
because
of
any
thing
except
his,
n'cord
as
a
statesman.
Hecause
or
that
he
loses
vole.
People
like
to
be
fooled.
They
do
not
seem
to
know
any
other
way
of
running
an
election.
The
minister,
however,
has
to
be
laken
al
his
face
value.
If
he
holds
hi
head
high,
he
ha
reasoii
to
do
so
for
his
record
is
a
good
one.
We
would
not
have
any
other
kind
of
representative.
Should
Back
Oliver
To
The
Limit.
Opposition
members
are
telling
the
people
that
the
freight
rale
fight
is
not
a
party
question
ami
in
thai
Ihey
are
right
II
is
not
The
Liberals
never
claimed
il
wns.
All
Ihey
claim
is
that
Oliver
has
been
the
only
one
to
put
up
a
real
fight
on
behalf
of
the
people
of
this
province.
In
doing
thai
he
has
incurred
the
enmity
of
a
number
of
forces
and
in
standing
against
olher
vested
interests
they
have
brought
a
number
of
forces
against
themselves
which
have
lo
be
met.
The
question
now
Is
whether
the
people
of
the
province
will
back
Ihem
or
day
into
the
hands
of
Hie
enemy.
We
believe
thai
Prince
lluperl
will
do
its
part
in
returning
a
member
who
will
support
Oliver
in
his
freight
rates
fight.
This
city,
of
all
places
on
the
continent,
shdiibl
support
the
policy
of
cheaper
rates
on
grain
to
the
Pacific
Coast.
OVATION
QIVEN
MANSON
ByIsiicIi
statement?
came
in
poor
LARGE
AUDIENCE
LAST
?race
and
Ihe
fart
that
a-p.T-NIQHT
FOLLOWING
A
BRIL-'sion
were
cast
in
such
manner
LIANT
ADDRESS.
against
the
honcity
and
impart
i-
alily
of
Ihe
Judiciary
of
the
pro-
(conlinued
from
prtfe
one)
jvfnce
,.i'c!i)i'ir"
verin
on
a
state
"
of
anarchy.
Manson.
Following
the
royal
rommi.
ion.
fir
Charles
Topper
had
re
ferred
publically
lo
Mr.
Ilossiler
as
"a
liar
and
A.
II.
McNeil'
termed
him
"a
man
who
did
not
know
whal
he
was
talking
about."
riooeriy.
n
walking?
noss,
nail
given
evidence
against
Hie
gov-ernmenl
in
spile
and
spleen
as
a
result
of
interference
that
had
been
made
in
his
own
irregular
mining
operations.
"Whal
is
one
to
think
of
a
parly
Ilia,!
has
no
idea
of
Hie
nature
of
evidenre
that
il
is
'submitting
in
such
a
eae"
Carlwrighf,
aD
engineer
who
had
been
dismissed
by
Premier
Oliver
for
inefficient
service
for
Hie
government,
wan
Hie
engineer
who
gave
evidence
as
lo
an
irreg
ular
rock
and
dirl
est
jniale
on
the
P.O.K.
Against
this
e
ideiice
was
that
of
expert
engineers
who
testified
that
I
here
was
no
such
irregularity.
Everything
Correct
.Mr.
.Mansnn
then
went
on
to
deal
with
Hie
Price-Walerhouso
audit
which
had
found
everything
correct.
The
Provincial
imrtv
had
il
own
checking
audilor;
Mcl.achlan,
who
after
following
Ihe
whole
audit
with
cloe
scrutiny
was
never
called
to
question
any
point
thereof.
As
for
"Ihe
trail
of
Imrnl
books
and
lost
records,"
which
roiisliliited
:i
serious
imputation
'against
Hie
oernmenl.
Ihe
Priee-Waler-house
audit
found
thai
two
books
were
missing,
neither
of
which
were
essential
Mr.
iyes,
the
audilor,
said
that
all
documents
that
were
necessary
had
been
submitted
hut
Mr.
McLachlan.
Ihe
checking
audilor,
was
never
put
in
the
liox.
"What
can
one
think
of
a
parly
thai
issues
such
contemptible
Uieralure
as
this.
I
aiu
nol
surprised
at
some
members
of
Hie
parly
luil
I
am
surprised
lo
find
Hint
others
whom
I
thought
lo
lie
respectable
have
lent
Hicmsclvc
o
such
attack
and
abuse."
The
report
of
Mr.
Justice
flair
liber
had
completely
absolved
the
provincial
government.
Campaign
Funds
Mr.
Mauson
then
referred
to
speeches
of
ien.
Mcttae
in
which
he
admitted
dial
he
was
Ihe!
largest
limber
owner
in
lirilish!
Columbia.
in
yoy
i,,,
handled
the
campaign
funds
of
Ihe
limber
inleresiM
when
Ihe
itoyally
Art
was
passed.
Another
revision
in
royally
charges
was
due
next
November
mid
fieueral
Mcilae
knew
II.
"Do
you
waul
to
trust
him?"
asked,
Mr,
.Mansou.
Some
of
len.
.Mcltae's
own
private
businestt
ventures
heu
came
in
for
Mr.
Malison's
discussion.
He
bad
purchased
Ihe
Port
Man
it
lownslle.
and
had
been
a
party
to
lis
sale
In
he
fJ.N.Il.
at
an
Immense
profit.
Though
be
said
I
hat
he
was
In
California
al
Ihe
time,
Ihe
sale
of
lhal
ownsle
coiisHluling
Ihe
worst
lownsile
scandal
In
the
history
of
Canada
bad
been
under
his
endorsallon.
His
activities
in
connection
with
Hie
Cunadian
North
Pacific
Fisheries
and
the
gale
of
Saskatchewan
literature,
speakers
and
hitth
paid
oftlce
meif,
.
etc.,
tieneral
Mrltae
will
have'"
speilt
lielweeii
925(1,000
.
and
'$:nd.00
hy
Hie
ifnie'flhe
present
campaign
was
over.
Ilie"peskfr
prediclt
H'
lid
nol
believe'
it
was
all
his
money,
j
''
"Tliey
drew
Urr
petition
lay-iiiT
Hie
ground
for
an
investigation."
continued
Mr.
Mano:i.
"
There
were
mi-
charges
with
respect
lo
campaign
funds.
,t
If
there
had
lieen
we
could
haVe
mad
Il
hot.
rant
ready
"to
admit
there
are
campaign
funds
and
all
parties
have
Ihem.
There
are.
however,
caiuoal?!!
funds
and
campaign
funds."
Talk
Without
Knowledge
Heferring
to
Mr.
Iloss
Markay's
statement
that
money
jva
squandered
on
'I
lie
Somas
dyking
project
when
it
rouhl
have
een
'
spent
lo
heller
advantage
.in
opening
up
i-ettfral
H.C.
laud.
Mr.
Mauson
said
the
two
proposition
could
not
j
lie
coinpaVi
d.
The
Suioas
lands?
were
adjacenl
to
a
populalhin
attZWW
piqdr
and
he
ventured
to
say
that
Hie
province
would
gel
all
Ihe
n'luhey
il
had
spent
ihere
liack
in
ire,to
five
years.
Air,
Mackay.
ltk
.Mr.
ttossiler.
talked
aboul
things
lie
knew
nothiiig
of.
Another
example
of
Hie
Provincial
parly
statement
was
that
made
recently
at
Terrace
to
Hie
eftecl
lhal
Hie
Terrace
bridge
whs
being
built
by
Hie
Federal
government.
e
(Mr.
Manson)
would
he
epiite
happy
if
il
was.
but
it
was
mil,
f
'
'
'
"Stable
government
i
whal
is
needed
today
in
this
counlry,"
declared
Mr.
Marisonu.
"You
can
not
have
"1
hat
Vheu
you
liave
lo
barsain
and
compromise
willi
a
third
parly.
Tjic
(wn
parly
system
is
admitted
to
he
Ihe
bekl."
After
Bowser-Mr.
Mauon
then
went
on
lo
deal
with
the
past
of
Mr,
Itowser.
head
of
the
Conservative
parly,
of
whom
Mayor"
Newlnn,
the
Conservative
candidate
in
Prince
lluperl,
could
only,
ho
considered
a
follower.
The
speaker
referred
to
Mie
downfall
of
the
Dominion
irusi
i.o.,
me
,'jicjnc
ureal
Has
tern
Itailway
and
Hie
C.N.
II.
guarantees.
A
viqlalioii
of
Ihe
statutes
had
been
permitted
hy
Mr.
Howser
as
attorney
general
in
connect
ion
with
the
Dominion
Trust.
C.N.It.
i
is
had
been
guaranteed
by
Mr.
Dowser's
gov-erniiienl
and
money
had
been
paid
lo
I'.
(i.
II.
contractors
when
it
had
tod
Iweii
earned.
These
actions
constituted
a
breach
of
his
trust.
Mr.
Malison
charged
Ihe
Mc-Hride-llowser
adiiiiuislralioii
with
holding
hack
the
agricultural
de-
vcbipiuenl
of
Hie
central
iplerjor
ten
or
lyleeu
years
in
allowing
lauds
lo
be
sold,
without
sett
lenient
conditions.
Land
which
be
bought
hack
for
and
(
an
be
bought
back
for
K
and
?
an
acre.
Tear
Down
Policy
As
leader
of
Ihe
opposition
for
Hie
past
eight
years.
Mr.
Itowser,
instead
of
having
regard
lo
service
for
Ihe
,
people,
had
never
offered
anything
in
Ihe
way
of
constructive
assistance.-
Always
in
a
most
critical
mood
of
everything
Ihe
government
might
do,
his
altitude
had
been
to
tear
down,
(ear
down,
tear
down.
He
himself
Mr.
Manson,
as
speaker
had
been
witness
to
Hi
-
spectacle
after
every
meal
Ocauei
month
and
teeth
and
alda
digestion.
Relieves
that
overeaten
feeling
and
acid
month.
Its
I-a-s-M-n-o
flavor
satisfies
the
eravtna
for
sweets.
Wrlgley'a
fa
doable
value
In
the
benefit
and
pleasure
It
provides.
Stmltd
in
lU
Purity
ill
a
a
That
Home
Made
Taste
Mr.
.Manson
slaterl
that
bond
dealers
who
eight
years
ago
wen
inosl
critical
of
I
In-
province's
finances
now
complimented
the
government
on
the
manner
in
which
i
did
business.
When
Ihe
Liberal
government
came
into
power
in
I
III
0
there
was
a
hal
mice
in
Ihe
hank
of
."iH,0(lu
and
debts
of
'five
or
six
million
dot
lars.
To
make
revenue
meet
ex
penditiire
taxes
had
lo
be
in
rreased,
II
was
possible
lo
mar
kei
bonds
again
without
ihe
heavy
charges
that
were
demanded,
lirilish
Columbia
was
the
only
province
in
Cnnnda
al
this
lime
thai
had
its
sinking
fund
intact
and
its
sinking
fund
of
l2.nno.non
was
equal
to
that
of
all
the
provinces
in
Canada
com.
blued
willi
Ihe
omission
of
Ontario,
Sinking
Funds
Ihe
opposition
said
lhal
the
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on
page
six)
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NOTICE.
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of
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lh.
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land
In
Hie
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Kisi
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f
Till
la
liatcil
the
lliii
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la
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llrirlalry
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firm
piibliratliin
li.rrnf
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th.
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Unit
In
th
nam
nf
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Th
nrt
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(rllflri.
t
tui,
la
lalil
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sin
inly
1BI3.
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t.
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I'rlnm
luit.rl.
lilli
FfLrmry,
64
II,
F.
MCI.F0n,
nlurir
ef
tuii,
m'ii-i
r
Ti
i
wii
im
m
i
1
1
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v
60c.
per
lb.
I
You
couldn't
make
such
chocolatei
at
home
without
long
ytars
of
candy-making
experience.
And
yet
they
have
something
about
them
that
sugecsts
the
pure
wholcsomcness,
the
fresh
piquancy,
of
home
made
dainties.
So
we
call
them
Keilson's
"Home
Made"
Chocolates.
They
are
boxed
plainly,
in
order
to
give
you
this
extra
quality
ut
a
low
price.
THE
CHOCOLATES
THAT
ARE
DIFFERENT
of
Mr.
Ilow.er
and
hi.
do-n
followers
marching
from
their
i
seal
into
a
corner
of
the
House'
and
refusing
to
vole.
He
hail
no,
quarrel
with
.Ihe
Conervitive
party
as
such
but
all
Hie
aspects!
could
not
be
forgotten.
"When
I
a
parly
is
seep
lo
he
led
by
a
man
who.e
only
sense
is
lhal
nf
ilesinietion,
until
it
i
changed
il
should
be
inqiOssihV
In
pot
Hie
natural
resource
nf
the
country
Info
hi
huiid."
After
Blind
Plgt
Asylum.
locks.
lool
pigeon
and
prune
t
juice
were
harped
upon
by
Mr.
dowser.
When
Mr.
Howser
and
Mr.
I'ooby.
Ihe
pros.
M-rlive
OuHerWitfv'e
attorney
-general,
were
in
Prince
lluperl
last
year
Ihey
visited
tww
Hay.
Were
Ihey
actuated
hy
motives
of
nubile
service
or
were
they!
looking
for
a
drink
No.
Iheyi
were
not.
They
were
snooping'
around
looking
for
a
blind
pig
so
lhal
Ihey
might
say
that
.M-tonicy-iieneral
Mauson
wii
di-
eriminalfug
in
favor
of
tin-
boot
leggers
of
hi
own
home
town.
Mr.
Howser
dealt
willi
trivialities
when
there
were
important
mailer
faring
Ihe
country.
That
was
why
be
was
impoihe
as
a
leader.
Financial
Condition
tioing
on
o
deal
-willi
the
fin.
ancial
condition
of
the
province
Watch
This
Space!
FOR
SPECIAL
BARGAINS
IN
Home
Furnishings
During
June.
REMEMBER
THE
STORE.
Barrie's
Home
Furnishings
3rd
Avenue.
The
House
of
Quality.
Phone
123.
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
O.
T.
p.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Engineers,
Machlnlitt,
Boilermaker,
Blacksmiths,
Patltrn
makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc.
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE.
WELDING.
Our
plant
is
equipped
lo
handle
all
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
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and
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V
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&
Underwood
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Bottle,
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l
not
piibliilted
or
displayed
by
Lliptur
Con'ltol
lloaril
or
by
tlto
floverntnenl
Uritlsh
Columbia.