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RUPERT
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VOL.
XIV.,
N.O.
14:
PIUNCK
Hbl'HIt'l',
H.C.,
TJUK.SJ)Ay,
JUNK
17,
1
024
.
VMUrtfiy'i
Clrculttion
1.TTS.
Strut
SlM
4S4.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
editorial
(
THI8
IS
BUSINE8S,
POLITICS.
The
question
uf
who
sliu
represent
Prince
Huperl
in
II
next
legislature
is
wilh
man)
people
u
mailer
uf
business.
i
i
nut
what
is
iiMJully
kiiuwu
a
a
political
question
but
has
tu
ilu
largely
willi
dullura
and
tents.
If
Prince
Humeri
is
properly
represented
by
u
member
uf
the
(mcrumcul
and
by
une
wliu
is
i
miutlclic
with
(lie
Urn
em
inent
ul
OUawu,
u
i
lu
be
ex
.....i..
i
ii.
......
i
n.
...in
,.,.
i
.'lltV.
...v.
w
U
V.
liili'li
ill
llie
Man
fur
ileveloh-
.
i
..r
i
r...-
1
1
:
llun
man
with
no
standing
and
fillle
ability
be
chosen,
Prince
llupert
cannot
expeel
inucli.
1
anyone
here
bold
enough
(u
say
that
Newton
could
have
secured
for
this
city
llie
erection
uf
(lie
court
house?
In
dealuiK
wild
IhW
purely
business
matter,
it
might
be
well
to
look
over
Mayor
.Newton'
civic
record
and
note
what
if
anything
lie
Inn
done
for
(he
city,
lias
he
done
anything?
I
there
one
Hum?
during
Hie
Jears
nf
his
(enure
uf
office
(hat
can
be
oiu(ed
(o
as
something
that
lie
dill
or
thai
he
secured
for
(he
uyr
i'(iiiiiy
mere
is
some-
mux.
ii
i,
ins
supporter
would
like
to
have
it
us
an
expense
fur
Iheir
continued
port.
Let
us
be
fair
with
Mayor
Newton,
We
have
Wl
during
the
past
vear
and
a
half
uf
office
had
to
take
issue.
with
him
on
any
public
question.
He
has
carried
on
circumspectly,
but
he
ha
dune
nothing.
Jli
Influence
has
not
been
fell.
i
If
(he
Mayor
itiol
able
"To
,huirb
ins
iniitienec
icii
nere.
where
he
is
known,
and
if
he
?,iaiK
tne
null
empty
at
a
little
r
meeting
til
Port
Clements,
how
I
i
he
In
be
expected
tu
slir
the:
J
.if?ll.',lii.f
uf
ltr,fi.ti
f
!ji1iiiiiI.Wi
I
into
action
ur
influence
thej
if
Oliver
(iovernnicul
to
which
he;
f
is
so
bitterly
opposed?
RAILWAY
BOARD
HERE
TOMORROW
I
Commissioners
Will
Arrive
from
i
Jasper
and
Oo
South
t
Vancouver
to
-,
,
.prices
remain
high.
Influenced
On
lis
way
from
Jasper
where
dial
the
,,,,,,
i,.
,iy
ie
11PWS
It
has
been
holding
a
session
ln!cc
,.,
iv
,e
enforced
Vancouver
Hie
federal
hoard
nf
com(l1R
vvlntcr
and
necessi.
railway
commissioner
will
ur-
,nljr
(,
mltr
f
tie
rod
rive
In
the
clly
on
its
special
car.
,
p
.
,
0
p
cft!ll
,
or
tomorrow
evening.
Accompany-
iug
Hie
parly
will
be
.
II.
.Man-
ders,
I....VJI.
general
ireigiu
trallle
inamiger,
and
a
icpre-eii-',,,,,,,
wu
jllru
f
which
lallve
olllcial
of
Hie
t;.P.Il.
as
well;,.,,,
,,
1H,lin.iK
Was
brought
In
us
other
railway
in.-n.
The
parly
will
iai
south
on
Hie
Prince
Ilu
'perl
Thursday
night.
The
board
of
railway
com
iiiitsioners
consist
ot
turn.
Frank
Canell,
elder
commix-
Commonwealth,
OO.noo,
In
Pa.
'sinner,
lion.
Frank
Oliver,
A.
C.cfR
Fisheries,
al
11.10c
and
Oc.
Iloyce,
Or
J.
llulheiTont
ami
A,
I),
Carlwrighl,
secretary.
ROTARY
HOLDS
CONVENTION
Twelve
Hundred
Delegates
Expected
to
be
In
Toronto
by
This
Evening
TOItONTO,
June
17
-
Holarl-ans
from
2(1
couulries
are
here
attending
the
international
notary
convention
which
opens
today,
l.asl
iiighl
Ihey
witnessed
the
historic
pagennl
cominemor-
aling
.nor,
Ihau
a
century
or.TWENTY
DROWNED
i..,.,-,-.
AS
peace
neiween
1
lie
unueu
states
and
Canada,
Oelegales
are
arrivlhg
on
every
boat
and
train
as
well
as
in
au-los.
Twelve
thousaml
delegate
and
visitors
are
expected,
South
America,
China,
Japan,
Australia,
.New
Zealand
ami
South
Africa
being
represented,
The
International
olilcers
were
tendered
a
lunch
yesterday
by
Lteui
.-Oqvnwp
Cockshutt.
Tumultuous
Greets
Message
From
Perry,
Prince
George
Pattullo
Tells
People
of
Benefit
From
Grain
Prince
Rupert
PHI.NGK
(SKOIKii:,
June
17
Hon.
T.
I).
Pattullo
addressed
a.
crowded
meeting
in
the
Hex
Theatre
lust
eeuiug
in
the
interests
of
the
candidature
uf
Harry
(i.
Perry.
The
candidate
i
cull
fined
to
an
r'dnioutoii
hospital
a
Hie
result
of
an
attack
of
appendicitis,
and
will
not
be
able
lu
reach
the
province
until
the
contest
Is
out.
Hon.
Mr.
Pattullo
read
a
characteristic
message
.from
Mr.
Perry
which
was
received
with
tumultuous
applause,
lu
it
Mr.
Perry
aid
he
had
waged
a
successful
fight
in
(he
Peace
lliver
NORTH
WILL
GET
NOTHING
FROM
BOWSER
Conservatives
Criticize
Court
House
as
Waste
of
Public
Money
(Special
to
Dally
News)
VANCOUVER,
June
17.
Every
Conservative
speaker
In
the
south
describes
the
Prince
Rupert
court
house
as
a
waste
of
publlo
money.
Clearly
the
North
may
expect
nothing
from
the
Conservatives.
Most
of
theVancouver
betting
Is
on
the
Oliver
majority.
Liberal
gains
are
conceded
In
Yale,
Lllooet,
South
Okanagan,
Cranbrook,
Dewd-ney,
Esquimau,
Kaslo
and
Slocan,
where
the
opposition
Is
split.
Vancouver
will
go
strongly
for
Oliver
on
the
freight
rates.
HALIBUT
PRICES
REMAINING
FIRM
Close
Season
In
Winter
Is
Affecting
Demand
For
Halibut
Locally
in
spile
of
the
large
quantities
of
halibut
arming
in
port,
Hie
(
,
t
e
,,em.in,
a
t,at
(jm,
T)Miuv
at,ut
200.00(1
pound
o
i.v
,.,.
Aini.rir.iii
bonis.
Catches
were
as
follows:
American
llesoltile,
r.n.OOO.
to
Cold
Slur-
'..,.
,,i
13.HO0
ami
7c.
Hrisk
H.OOO.
Kmblcm
1,500,
.l..en
to
uiic
against,
wm
the
Ascot
I..
Cohl
CI.
at
..I
(J
I
1.
-.
r
111111
......
here
I.......
I.uliiv
!i
t.5(io.
to
Storage
1
1.70c
and
7c.
Harding,
3,500,
to
Booth
l
ish-
cries,
at
1
1,80c.
and
7c.
Oladstoile,
22,000,
to
Itoyal
Fish
Co.
al
1
1.300
ami
7c.
Canadian
Alliance..
,0(I0,
lo
Allln
Fish.
1
.1
....
cries,
at
ij.oiic
ami
c.
Margalire,
10,500,
lo
Allin
Fisheries,
at
t3.00e
and
7c.
Azores,
0,000,
to
Cold
Storage,
al
13.700
and
7c.
Point
May.
3,100,
lo
Cold
Storage,
at
13.30c
and
7c.
Cape
Spear,
K.ooo,
lo
Itoyal
Fish
Oo.,
al
13.80c
and
7c.
STEAMER
WENT
DOWN
CHIIISTIANA,
June
17
Twenty
persons,
mostly
women
and
children,
were
drowned
when
lhe
Norwegian
mail
steamer
Haakon
Jnrl
was
sunk
yesterday
nfter
u
collision
wilh
(lie
steamer
King
Harold,
Silbeoribe
for
IU
Dally
News.
Applause
That
Town
They
Will
Business
Through
section
unlirMie
was
stricken
down,
ond
he
pased
the
torch
along
to
the
people
of
his
home
town
willi
every
confidence
that
they
would
give
him
a
majority
on
Friday
equal
ut
least
lu
thai
Iwhich
would
he
rolled
up
by
the
lelcelor
lu
.the
north.
Hon.
Mr.
Pattullo
eitiphasized
'that
the
present
was
the
time
for
isettling
the
local
questions.
The
jfate
of
the
goernnlent
did
not
enter
into
Hie
election
as
Prc-
jmier
Oliver
would
be
returned
jwith
Mich
a
majority
as
would
place
hi
government
in
complete
Icon
I
rot
over
all
factions.
The
development
of
Hie
grain
trade
llie
said
was
the
greatest
thing
which
had
come
to
British
Col
'iimbla
in
many
years,
u
was
a
;bulnc
which
would
spread
to
;
Prince
Huperl
and
with
tbo
de
velopnvnl
of
I
lie,
trade
out
nf
tin'
northern
port.
Prince
George.
wduliLbe
arrally
beni'Tittcd.
Mr,
PanullA)Ytrm
out
strongly
in
favor
of
JliA
completion
of
the
P.O.H.
Ilalluiiy.
PATTULLO
STRONQ
ON
THE
ISLANDS
Arrivals
from
Masselt
Intel
this
morning
stale
Hint
Paltullo
is
running
very
strong
on
the
Islands.
He
will
have
VJ
clear
majority
at
Porl
Ch'Hieuls,
Hie
place
where
Ncwlun
talked
the
hall
empty,
and
at
Buckley
Hay
lie
will
have
a
large
balance
tu
the
good.
They
say
I
here
thai
Newton
is
impossible,
according
to
the
same
aulhorily.
SCULLION
IS
ASCOT
WINNER
Audlem
Also
Won
Big
Gold
Vase
With
650
Sovereigns
Added
ASCOT
1IILVITI,
June
17.
Scullion,
owned
by
O.
Hardy,
ut
Stakes
-of
2.000
run
today.
Lord
WolavliiKlon's
Kcror-
came
second
wilh
Sir
Henry
Larson's
IMiwuui
third.
A
gold
vase
of
250
sovereigns
wilh
550
sovereign
added,
was
won
by
U.
F.
Kcnyon'x
Audlem
al
100
to
7
ajralnst.
Taltersall's
Baton
Houge
camo
second,
wilh
W.
M.
Ouxnlel'x
Pullemlen
third.
THIRD
INTERNATIONALE
REASSEMBLING
TODAY
MOSCOW,
June
17.
-
Sixty
countries,
including
Great
Brit
ain
and
Canada,
are
represented
in
the
firth
congress
of
the
third
Inlcrnallonale
which
opened
here
today.
GOLF
CHAMPIONSHIP
SA.N
FHANCISCO.
Juno
17.
Willie
Hunter,
former
British
amateur
golf
rhaniipiou,
lias
decided
to
enter
the
PaciHc
North
west
golf
championship
com'
menciug
Juno
22.
Hunter
is
:
resident
of
Jos'
Ac
PRIZE
WINNERS
FOREST
ESSAY
Winners
ut
f!rt
prizes
in
the
Provincial
Forestry
department
essay
competition
in
(his
district
go
in
each
case
to
the
very
small
-ehools
in
oullying
sections.
Miss
Vera.
M"ltuies
of
.North
Hulkley
gets-(
lie
High
School
prize,
Miss
;
.Nancy
I'eece
of
Iriflwol
selMMil'
near
Smithers
gi-ts
Hie
prize
int
the
senior
frade
and
F.lvin
llraalen
ot
L'nclia
Val-
Icy
beat
aH.coiiiel,s
iu.llic
Inter-
mediate
grade.
The
complele
list
of
winnerM
follow:
"
High
School
.
'
.-
-
M.
J.
Verna
Mclnnls,
Norlli
Hulkley.
f;
2
Lilian
J.
P.
Taper,
Pacific.
3
Leifur
hrblh-lfson.
Ocean
Falls.
Hon,
mention:
iternlce
Stock-forl,
Porl
Clenieuls
and
Alice
Pillsbury,
I'rinco
liupcrt.
Senior
Grade
I
-Nancy
B.
piivce
OriflwooJ
Cr-ek.
f
Mary
H.
Vi1miii.'
Kitsum-
gallum.
n
3
Boridby
"Palmore,
Prince
Huperl,
.
Iloil.
nienllm'i:
Niirina
V.
Scale.
Huckley
Bay
and
Joan
W.
Vel
Prince
llupert.,
Intermediate
Grade
1-
Elvin
Braalu,
L'ticha
Valley.
-Y
2
Sheila
Stewart,
piinee
llu
pert.
.,
3
Oeorge
Minns,
Prince
Ilu.
pert.
f
Hon
mention:
Mmiica
Leresch
Stroatham,
near
Ootna
Lake
and
Hose
Cane,
Anyox.
British
Cqmmons
Take
Issue
)
With
lords
and
Return
Ml
Without
Change:
no
Election
MIXIKLN,
June,
17.
The
after
debuting
the
government
eviction
of
tenants
bemuse
of
iiou
of
unemployment,
rejected
all
the
House
of
Lords.
Liberal
voles
supported
the
turns
lo
the.
House
uf
Lord
in
The
Labor
(lyveniment
will
still
be
in
jxiwer
in
llie
fall
in
llm
opinion
of
Premier
Macdonald,
who
declared
in
Hie
House
of
Commons,
he
was
perfectly
certain
the
November
session
would
be
reached
without
a
general
election.
Newton
Says
to
Retract
False
Statement
Would
be.
Awkward
for
him
Ross
McKay
Reports
Ileferriug
o
the
statement
that
has
been
prominently
published
by
S.
M.
Newton,
the
Uowser
candidate,
that
Boss
Mackay
had
been
repudiated
as
the
official
Provincial
party
candidate
in
this
district,
Mr.
Mackay
staled
this
ufternooit
to
the
Daily
News
that
lie
had
taken
the
matter
up
with
Mr.
Newton
and
requested
him
to
retract
thai
statenieuL
Mr.
Mackay
explained
to
Mr.
Newton
that
he
had
credentials
.that
would
prove
Mr.
Newou's
statement
entirely
untrue
and
these
credentials
he
offered
to
.show
Mf.'
Newton
but
the
latter
refused
lo
see
them
011
the
grounds
thai
he
was
loo
busy.
"H
you
are
he
gentleman
I
think
you
lo
be
I
am
sure
you
wilt
relracl
your
stalemenl
wilh
the
same
publicity
with
which
you
made
it."
Mr.
Mackay
reports
A
Public
Will
he
held
iu
lhe
EMPRESS
THEATRE,
Thursday,
MEXICO
TOLD
TO
WATCH
HER
STEP
.abor
Government
Is
Not
on
Very
Pleasant
Terms
With
Republic
LD.MiO.N,
June
17.
premier
Macdonald
slalei)
in
Hie
House
of
Coinm'ou
thai
Hie
British
goverumet
regarded
(he
action
or
the
Mexican
governinenl
against
Herbert
Cummins,
British
agent
ill
Mexico,
as
a
grave
breach
or
iulcruatioiia
I
courtesy.
The
premier
said
lie
informed
llie
Mexican
government
that
hi
Hie
event
of
its
lakiug
steps
against
Hummins
in
which
Britain
did
not
concur
the
mission
of
Sir
Thomas
Hopler
to
Maxico
might
be
cancellelj.
HELICOPTER
IS
SUCCESS
Hovers
For
Several
Minutes
at
Ten
to
Fifteen
Feet
From
Ground
ALDERSHOT,
June
17
The
helicopter
built
by
Louis
Bremen,
the
English
Inventor,
for
the
air
ministry
had
a
successful
tryout
today.
The
plane
hovered
at
a
height
of
from
ten
to
fifteen
feet
above
ejeeund
for
several
minutes.
Elaborate
precautions
were
taken
to
keep
the
trial
a
secret.
It
was
witnessed
by
half
a
dozen
experts.
House
of
Commons
last
night.
bill
for
the
prevention
nf
the
-
paymenl
of
rent,
as
Hie
result
amendments
proposed
by
the
(ioverumenl
and
'the
bill
re
lis
original
condition.
that
he
told
Mr.
Newton.
"Now
that
would
be
a
ve'ry
awkward
thing
tor
me
to
do,
Mr.
Mackay,
wouldn't.
it?"
the
Bowser
candidate
is
reported
to
have
replied,
Meeting
June
19,
of
PATTULLO
of
Lands.
at
8.15
p.m.
In
the
Interests
Hon.
T.
D.
Minister
Opposition
Candidate
are
Invited
tu
Address
the
Meeting.
Seats
Reserved
for
Ladles.
Everybody
Welcome.
-
-.
-.
-
.
,
.
,:
.7,
.
.
,
Elevator
Concern
is
Busy
in
Old
Country
Getting
Plans
for
Building
at
this
Port
It
seems
as
if
the
Prince
Huperl
drain
and
Klevalor
Company
wilh
head
offices
in
London,
Kngtand,
is
actively
engaged
in
promoting
the
interests
of
the
concern
over
there.
A
clipping
has
been
received
in
Hie
city
from
Glasgow
from
the
"Industrial
Oaily
News"
as
follows:
LO.NlJO.N,
May
21.
An
Inipurtanl
project
for
the
'construction
of
a
large
grain
elevutor
at
Prince
llupert,
British
Columbia,
is
now
under
negotiation.
The
promoter
of
the
scheme
is
U.
A.
Copping,
who
has
been
coiidiicling
the
negotiations
with
the
Prince
llupert
Board
of
Trade
-t..
and
the
Canadian
National
Hail-
Pl&TPCT
VATUT
Mr.
Coiming
recently
arrived
in
(his
country,
and
has
registered
the-
Prince
Huperl
Grain
and
Klevalor
Syndicate,
I.
hi.,
of
which
details
were
given
in
Hie
"Industrial
Daily
News"
for
May
22.
Interviewed
at
Sentinel
House,
Si
nit
tin
riiritmi
Hun
l.fifiil.m
W
It
I,
Hie
registered
ollice
of
the
Syndicate,
Mr.
Copping
explained
that
the
Prince
llupert
scheme
is
one
involving
aboul
E,00,000.
Ho-
various
oarlies
rnnrpriw-o
are
now
practically
agreed,
and
HW
l,er
lo
,,e
iUe
fine!,l
P'ivale
certain
negotiations
which
Mr.
U,al
ev,'r
e,Uere,,
liriMl
Copping
has
been
conducting
'""""a
waters
wa
4
he
cruiser
wilh
the
Canadian
.N7,(7onal
Hail-
amona
which
was
In
porl
over-ways
are
likely
lo
be
concluded
al
n,fMt
.boU1"1,
from
bo,a'
a"-an
early
dale,
a
high
o.llcial
of
?,na-
,0
Aiiel-Ofasre,
Alaska,
with
I
he
Hailw
ays
being
sho--tly
ex-
,,er,
ow",'cr-
Mr-
H,,,.e-
a
retired
peeled
in
London.
r?a
.l's,a
e
ma"
of,
the
Syndicale
has
undertaken
lo
erect
storage
capacity
of
500,000
bushels,
and
machinery
eapable
of
dealing
with
1:000,006
bushels,
to
allow
for
future
ex-
tensions.
II
is
proposed,
however.
nff
"eu
,or
a
pleasure
trip
along
said
Mr.
Copping,
lo
double
these
figures,
and
lo
construct
storage
ther
-Ma9an
coas-
,
0f
120
gross
tonnage
and
80
for
1.000,000
bushels,
and
inslaP,
on
register,
the
Samona
is
120
machinery
capable
or
handling
-
,.
,,
...,.,'
1,
feel
long
and
Is
propelled
by
three
J?"
Q&ptotoM
:tn--lional
lnf
sclews.
Wed
r
P
e
.Wie
,UP
al
lhe
Pr,nc!
UuPerl
Loal
.Ul'U.lll'l?
UUSIICIS.
Th-nlractrWrthc'Cosrue-
wilik.
eouijTrlslhg
.,alnl
.he
extensive
rei.rforced
con-
.
.
crele
siruclure
or
llie
elevalor,,
..,..11..,
i.i.1.
v.T.arf.
un.1
r,l'
siding
accommodation
will
pro
bably
.be
entrusted
to
the
North
ern
Construction
Company,
ot
Vancouver,
though
no
final
de-
eiion
has
been
made.
Similarly,
the
installation
of
lie
machinery,
and
the
general
laying
out
of
the
elevator,
will
probably.be
carried
out
by
Ill's
John
S,
Melcair
Co'
Lid.,
of
51.
St.
Francis
Navier
Street,
Montreal,
but
here,
again
no,
definite,
onler
has
been
given.
Mr.
Copping
is
prepared
to
consider
offers
ot
machinery
and
equipment
'suitable
for
an
elevator
oT
this
size.
The
power
will
be
electric,
current
being
ob
tained
from
the
city
supply.
Offer
from
firms
willing
loa
undertake
the
supervision
or
the
scheme,
or
lo
carry
out
Hie
complete
work,
would
also
receive
consideration.
Prince
llupert
has
a
population
ot
0,303,
is
a
Pacific
terminus
of
the
Canadian
National
Hail.
.ways,
situated
aboul
350
miles
1
north
of
Vancouver.
It
has
a
Jgood
harbor,
open
all
lhe
year
round,
with
7,010
reel
or
wharfage
and
a
Grand
Trunk
Pacific
dry
dock,
600
reel
by
30
reel
deep
witli
a
capacity
of
20,000
tons.
Four
steamship
companies
have
regular
sailings
us
well
as
local
t
rattle.
POSTAL
EMPLOYEES
'
VOTE
FOR
WALKOUT
.....
.
.
TOHO.NTO,
June
17
uuiciais
of
the
Dominion
executive
f
the
Canadian
federation
of
postal!
employees
indicated
last
night
thai
returns
from
t
lie
strike
vole
received
so
far,
including
a
large
portion
of
the
Dominion,
has
shown
a
majority
for
a
walk,
out
if
the
schedule
is
ad
tie
red
to.
LEAGUE
BASEBALL
American
League
New
York
I,
Cleveland
2.
Boston
o,
Detroit
3,
Philadelphia
2,
St.
Louis
10.
Washington
8,
Chicago
.
National
League
Pittsburg
1,
Boston
9.
Chicago
3,
Philadelphia
8.
Cincinnati
i
Brooklyn
5.
St.
Louis
2,
New
York
7.
ON
COAST
WAS
HERE
MONDAY
"""-oa
ojr
newrea
lot
ngeiea
Business
man,penv
l,,n
m
rorv
.
.
i
.
described
by
those
who
,'
a""
,
,,,,1,,7'VI?,
"u,e
"
'
"V"
;-'-
f'1
h1ere
al15,
0
,asl
ec";
u
,nv"-"au
VB:.
"r-
rh,'r
.
13
'u
la
an,
lionse.
...
,
,,
'the
Aflpr
Completing
Alaska
cruise,
Mr.
Hole
contemplates
a.
trip
around
the
world
on
luo
Samona.
GERMANY
MUST
PROVE
FAITH
Must
Show
That
She
Means
to
do
Right
Before
Report
put
Into
Effect
PAIHS.
June
17.
Gavea
Doumergue,
Hie
new
president
of,
France,
in
his
first
message
to
parliament
today
declared
that
Germany
before
the
reparation
experts'
report
is
put
into
efrect
must
prove
tier
good
fuitli
and
not
rrom
mere
engagements
without
previous
assurance
of
rullil-
mcnt.
LITTLE
OPPOSITION
HON.
T.D.
PATTULLO
QUEEN
CHARLOTTES
General
Agent
of
Insurance
Com
pany
Finds
Sentiment
Favor
of
Government
Candidate
Lillle
opposition
lu
Hon.
T.
D.
Paltullo
is
to
be
expected
on
Ouecn
Charlotte
Islands,
according
lo
Kenneth
Ferguson,
general
agent
of
the
Imperial
Life
Insur
ance
Co.
who
arrived
home
from
there
last
night.
He
spent
a
week
'on
the
Islands
ami
finds,
every
..I....
i.-
vaM
S
1
1
il
IWlttfT
fun
II...
vv
-miuii
IV7I
IHI7
government
candidate.
Ross
Mackay
Prov.
Party
Candidate,
Will
speak
tu
METROPOLE
HALL
TONIGHT
At
8
on
Party
Policy.
New'ton'
charge
'
or
-"Selling
Out"
ami
Hepudiation
will
be
answered,
Mayor
Newton
and
Liberal
representative
invited;
also
tho
ladle.