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COLUMBIA.
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1
Kergin
of
AUIn,
Pattullo
of
Prince
Rupert,
Manton
of
Omlneca,
Perry
of
Prince
George
and
Yorston
of
Cariboo
by
co-operation
and
unity
of
action
were
able
to
accomplish
a
great
deal
for
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia;
In
the
next
House
the
North
will
be
stronger
by
two
seats,
namely
Skeena
and
Mackenzie,
while
Lllloet,
adjoining
Cariboo,
seems
certain
to
go
over
to
the
Liberal
column.
These
eight
seats
cover
three
quarters
of
the
area
of
British
Columbia.
By
standing
together,
the
representatives
of
these
eight
ridings
can
put
up
a
strong
front
In
the
House.
As
matters
stand,
the
only
way
this
can
be
accomplished
is
by
the
people
electing
eight
Liberals,
which
tr.er
Is
every
indication
they
are
going
to
do.
The
slogan
for
the
North
should
be
"A
Solid
North."
CAMPAIGN
COMMITTEE.
Published
Every
Afternoon,
except
Sunday,
the
Prince
Rupert
Daily
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ews.
Limited,
Third
Avenue.
II.
F.
PULLKN,
Managing
Editor.
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
DAILY
EDITICfN
Thursday.
June
19,
1921.
Deserted
Houses
Where
Are
They?
S.
M.
Newton,
Bowser
randiilale,
said
in
his
speech
that
there
were
scores
of
deserted
houses
in
yuecn
Charlotte
Islands.
Then
in
his;
interview
he
told
of
nil
the
industries
going
on
there.
Charles
llarri-on,
a
Conservative,
refutes
the
statement
of
va-cant
houses
by
telling
of
the
progresV
he
saw
on
the
Islands.
The
difficulty
with
Mr.
Newton
is
that
his
memory
seems
to
he
tailiiijr.
TW'hen
it
rornes
limetotell
another
he
does
not
remeniher
the
stories
he
lold
beiure.
"
"
.
A'
Hard
Luck
Stories
Do
Not
Go
Today.
Hard
luck
stories
do
not
go
today.
Things
are
picking
up
rapidly
in
the
uorlh
and
all
thai
js
needed
is
encouragement.
To
elect
a
pessimist
member
of
a
pessimist
parly
to
go
out
and
preach
pessimism
would
he
falal
to
progress.
What
we
need
today
is
optimiMii
and
faith
and
co-operation
with
the
Ottawa
government.
Burde
Has
Vision
Of
What
Has
Been
Done.
Dick
Burde,
the
independent
member
for
Alherni,
who
has
consistently
(ought
lor
labor
legislation
and
who
has
on
a
num
her
of
occasions
optoed
the
Oliver
government
on
miestions
of
policy,
declares
mat
the
(iliver
government
slmuld
be
returned
'because
of
their
record
on
labor
legislation.
He
is
coming
out
as
a
supporter
or
theirs
leeaiise
he
says
they
are
the
only
people
who
have
shown
any
sympathy
with
the.
aim
of
the
workers.
In
this
amlude
the
I
miles
(.ongress
of
Canada
joins,
but
nme
of
the
local
labor
e.oneuts
have
shut
their
eyes
to
the
Irulh
and
quibble
over
little
things
instead
of
trying
to
see
the
big
things
that
have
been
done.
Blind
Leaders.
Are
Misleading.
Labor
leaders
are
supposed
to
have
vision.
They
are
slipped
to
be
able
to
advise
their
followers
in
regard
to
public
questions,
giving
a
gixnf
reason
for
that
advice.
Today
there
are
a
number
of
blind
leaders
of
the.
blind.
They
,
are
blinded
by
political
prejudice
and
selfish
interest
and
the
'men
whit
follow
then!
are
being
badly
'deluded.
Fortunately
there
are
a
large
number
of
workingmeu
today
who
are
thinking
for
themelves
and
are
refusing
to
accept
the
tales
or
the
unthinking.
They
see
that
the
Oliver
government
has
passed
more
labor
legislation
than
any
government
in
nnv
counlry
ever
passed
before.
Because
or
this
record
they-wifl
continue
to
support
Oliver,
and
there
are
enough
men
of
that
tanvp
to
elect
him.
What
we
would
like,
however.
i
such
a
n.ajority
a
would
show
to
the
malcontents
that
thev.are
wronjr
111
i.
ami
mat
giMMi
work
is
appreciated.
Vote
For
Elevator
And
The
Alaska
Steamer.
It
is
our
belief
thai
the
present
election
will
have
consider-
ante
effect
on
the
future
industries
of
this
place.
The
Dominion
government
ha
promised
through
Premier
King
that
an
amount
win
ie
piaceu
in
tne
estimates
for
an
elevator
here.
A
contract
na
aio
neen
lei
to
the
local
shipyard
to
build
a
steamer,
th
contract
being
subject
to
final
conrirmaliou
by
the
Dominron
government.
lion.
T.
D.
Pattullo
has
been
one
of
lhne
who
have
urired
Ik.
fk..
-
i
i,.
t
t
...
.
.
...
.
c
ur
ixmhiiiiuii
(tini-riiiiieiii
io
mum
nom
me
snip
ami
ihe
eleva-tor
here.
He
has
worked
jn
collaboration
with
Fred
Stork
F.
0
ll.1tl.llll
ll.iii
A
M
ll.....
..II
i.
...-....,
nun,
,i.
iiini
ouiers.
n
ir.
I'atiullo
is
beaten
it
will
be
the
fiiM
Weakening
in
the
demand
for
these
things
for
which
we
have
been
working.
.What
is
needed
hi.
morrow
and
what
we
are
convinced
the
people
will
do
Is
to
con.
firm
the
action
of
these
leading
men
by
voting
strongly
for
i-iiiiiiiii.
"I
Suffered
Terribly
With
Sore.
Aching
Back"
write:
Mrs.
Roland
Ferguson,
194
Lake
St,
Peterboro.
ObL
"For
over
two
yesn
1
suffered
terribly
with
aorr.
back.
I
wai
almoit
mad
with
trx
pais,
sad
had
doctored
with
It
until
I
wti
discouraged.
Then
ray
father,
who
w
firm
believer
in
Dr.
Chaic't
Meov
cinei,
Jvitd
me
to
try
Dr.
Chaca
Kidney-Liver
PUIs.
1
followed
Wa
dvice,
and
am
glad
to
say
I
wa
completely
relieved
of
that
torrer-ing
pain
in
ray
back.
It
it
over
a
year
ince
I
ued
these
pilli,
and
I
have
had
no
return
of
the
trouble,
but
always
keep
theas
ia
rJx
Louie."
Dr.
Chase's
Kidnev-LIver
Pilla
"
nog
or
u
piiw,
ranmiiMin,
itauv
t.,
UC,
T
SEES
BRIGHT
FUTURE
FOR
THE
ISLANDS
Charles
Harrison
Tells
of
Activity
Ms
Saw
and
of
Future
Prospects
SOLD
MUCH
PROPERTY
Thinks
Colonization
Scheme
Feasible
for
Industrious
People
Kxceislinjily
pleased
with
cori-
dliinns
now
prevailing
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Island
and
par
licularly
on
Masselt
Inlet
wherfl
greater
wriod
of
prosperity
than
ever
is
now
being
enjoyed
U
harles
Harrison,
pioneer
elller
and
investor
of
.laett,
who
is
now
in'
tie
city
on
his
way
lu
F.r.plan.l.
Mr.
Harrison
in
an
interview
.illi
the
Daily
News
lal
nilit
aid
that
lie
was
more
than
evr
confident
thai
a
sreat
period
.f
projm
and
prosjierily
wa
irr
lore
for
Ihe
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
If
the
jrnhl
sand
experiment
now
liehir
rondurlcil
there
proved
successful
il
would
mean
I
lie
establishment
if
one
of
llii
liiggest
industries
in
British
Columbia.
There
were
millions
of
acres
In
lie
ilevclopcil.
Clam
canning
now.
hem?
sue-
cesfully
carried
mil
by
the
I.aa-
sara
Fihingr
&
Parkin?
Go.
was
another
industry
which
contained
pniilitie
of
potential
Houses
Occupied
Due
largely
lo
thee
two
in
dustries,
Mr.
Harrison
staled
that
all
J
lie
old
houses
in
Mas-
sett
and
many
new
one
were
now
filled
and
the
general
ap-earanre
of
the
whole
Inlet
was
indicative
of
a
greater
prosperity
than
it
had
ever
before
known.
Conpystion
of,
freight
on
Ihe
wharves
afler
boat
arrivals
was
another
sign
of
I
lie
business
j:o-
ins
on.
It
i
said
on
Jbe
Islands.
Mr.
Harrimn,
rr.or(,
that
thr.
Iluek-ley
Hay
sawmill
also
on
Massed
Inlet
is
n
treble
lis
output.
The
Port
Clements
sawmill
is
now
underyoinjr
renovation
with
a
view
to
it
heiiisr
reopened.
in
isianu
are
recovering
in
a
very
salisfaelory
way
from
Ihe
period
of
deflation
following
iijon
Die
!reat
War,
Mr.
Harrison
slates.
Splendid
Opportunities
Speaking
of
colnuuation
pos
sibilities
on
the
Nlamls.
Mr.
Harrison
stales
that
there
are
plendld
opporlunities
for
the
married
farmer-fisherman
type
of
MMIIers
such
a
the
Hebrl.
lean.
The
agricultural
possj.
hililies
of
the
Islands
along
Ihe
line
of
fruit
and
vezelable
rais
ing
and
slock
farming
are
well
known.
In
gelling
started,
Ibere
are
not
only
Ihe
salmon
fisheries
to
assil
but
aIo
employment
in
the
lumbering
and
mining
in
dustries.
Iteferring
lo
bis
own
hardships
when
he
started
in
on
Ihe
Islands
many
years
ago,
Mr,
Harrison
fails
to
see
why
the.
Industrious
lyjw;
of
selller
should
tint.,
jet
along
very
prosperously
today.
In
his
liip.e
there
was
no
government
assistance,
Farmers'
Institutes
or
nearby
imliiistries
such
as
there
are
today.
Dutch
Settlers
KlTorls
are
now
under
way
to
minxiuce
Hutch
seniors
at
Del
katla,
Mr.
Harrison
reports.
Like
other
part,
introduction
of
capital
is
needed
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
Mr.
Harrison
stales.
He
Is
of
Ihe
oninion
Mini
he
can
do
more
for
Ihe
Islands
by
remaining
in
the
Old
Country
at
the
present
lime
but
lie
hopes
to
be
back
for
several
months
next
year
and
may
then
enter
some
industrial
project
himself.
J
In
any
case,
he
Is
now
'undergo
ing
medical
treatment
which
will
necessitate
an
early
return
'o
London
and
lie
leaves
oil
Satur
day
for
Ihe
Jvasl.
Heller
transportation
Is
also
another
crying
need
of,
the
Islands,
Mr.
Harrison
nay.
Disposed
of
Property
While
on
this
visit
lo
Massett,
Mr.
Harrison
disposed
of
Ihe
most
of
his
properly
on
which
building
are
erected
but
the
large
portion
Of
his
holdings
be
sllll
retain
which,
If
he
no
desire,
he
will
be
able
to
dispose
of
In
heller
advantage
In
thn
prosperous
limes
Dial
are
coming.
Having
property
in
the
cily,
Mr.
Harrison
also
ha
a
lively
Inleresl
In
Prince
lluperl.
He
Ik
pleased
with
the
progress
thai
the
daily
f,Rwa.
PLAYER
S
:
IIIPP
has
been
ma'de
here
since
hisiwtiisl
witli
the
old
ladies
at
last
vift
and
Is
siill
as
confident
as
ever
of
the
ultimate
place
thai
Ihe
port
will
bold
as
a
centre
of
trade
mid
industry.
Mr.
Harrison
lakes
pleasure
in
recounting
the
facl
that
he
no
only
voted
at
the
first
provincial
election
in
Prince
lluperl
but
thai
he
cast
the
only
Conervn-live
vole
at
that
election.
When
W.
II.
jrd.
Conservative,
was
running
for
the
legisjilur"
againl
Dr.
W.
T.
Kergin,
Liber
nl,
many
years
ago
lie
voted
for
the
former.
Mr.
Harrison
re
fused
to
lie
roniniilleeil
on
the
preenl
polifjcil
route!.
He
ol
his
vole
through
being
away
but
feel
h-
is
still
a
much
entitled
lo
vole
in
the
district
a
many
people
are.
The
Man
in
the
Moon
SAYS
ITS
election
day
tomorrow
Anil
everyone
will
vole
For
a
man
lo
reprcent
them.
Or
loe
it
on
a
goat.
two
will
have
to
explain
how
il
'
happened.
'
IT
Is
said
that
there
will
be
a
competition
tomorrow
In
find
nut
which
will
he
the
lies
t
loser
id
Ihe
two.
HOSS
Mackay
seem
In
think
toe
Signumd
should
be
named
Warwick
"Ihe
King'
junker.'
JAKK
says
that
Sam
was
afraid
to
meet
Duir.
And
11
looks
like
il,
doe.n'l
it.
F.VI'N
in
pillllcs4iard
wnrk
and
honesty
pays.
..That
Is
how
Duff
keeps
the
lead.
TlIF
dillirully
wjth-T.D.
Is
that
he
is
nol
a
politician.
'He
Is
nol
buill
that
way.
JUST
imagine
T.I),
out
playing
FOR
15
YEARS
WAS
TROUBLED
WITH
ECZEMA
j
Tier
It
no
oihfr
rrnmtr
like
Bur-
d'irk
Blisxl
Bllir
that
ran
oltly
rite
turb
relief
la
ill
mttmr
from
ecicnu,
Mil
rtwuni
ml
ill
olhrr
dlietiwi
or
Its-bkna
for
Hie
rratnn
Ihtl
this
old
ami
wtl
trtrd
rnimlj
wt
rlllil
lo
Mm!
t
of
lira
Iroubl
anl
onini'kti'ly
and
xr
manvnily
drtrci
r
4wtrt
out
or
Ihe
lyMrin
by
rletndnr
Hut
hA
ariri
nuklnr
It
pur
ind
ri'lu.
Mr.
r.
W.
II.
sriulii.
reinbrokp,
ont..
rltc-
"lUrlitf
tM-rn
troubled
with
rirma
for
flft-u
yf.
durlnr
hlrh
urn
l
tried
everythlnr
I
muld
IMnk
ur,
Includlnf
(loctur.
but
,
without
rllln
uyihlnr
lo
do
me
mntb
tuod
1
flntlly
de
rldrd
in
take
Burdurk
Blood
II
I
Hern,
and
I
rertainly
inrprlned
lo
rmd
tht
to
eeka
after
I
had
(lined
10
lake
It
I
i
rtlieved
tjf
my
trouble.
That
wai
nine
tnontlii
ari,
and
I
have.
rwt
had
Ian
of
It
ilnre.
mirelj
In
thank
you
for
lhl
n-miderfHl
medicine
and
Mrontly
rerommend
II
to
anyone
mrrer
Int
frfim
the
same
trouble
an
I
had,"
B
B.B,
la
inanufarlured
only
by
The
T
unburn
Co,
Limited.
Toronto,
Ont.
tea
fighl
THIS
about
Ihe
lal
chance
t
I
shall
have
to
Inlk
.pblilirs
to'
you
earthworm
so
here
goe:
Don't
forget
to
vole
(or
"Pattulbi
and
pnerily"'
utiles
ymi
want
"Newton's
uighluiare"
or
"Mnc-kay'
Meltae
Muddle."
WHKN
you
vole
Vole
right.
When
challenged
Sil
tight.
Whet)
you
win
id
liightl
There
go
Newton
Out
of
sight.
IN
view
of
Ihe
great
Inb'rvM;.
taken
in
Ihe
eleelloti
(oiiiorrov
!lie
Man
in
the
Minui
will
slav
tip
all
night
and
drink
a
gh
of
riM-a
roln
while
the
return
a,r-coming
in.
J.KK
want
to
know
If
il
i
true
Dial
Ihe
order
fr
itriHini
given
by
(tie
Dowser
candidate
I
i
celebrate
the
big
Victory
oer
1'ie
Oliver
candidate'
ha
lieeu
cni:-
celle.1.
Sorry,
Jake,
I
don't
kn
w
One
goat
is
named
Sam
Newl.m.i!:","U,y
1
",i"lt,
U",
w
.lieli
if
rai
!-
I..--
fllAi,.
iiir
rr.r
iinnnifii
m
n
it
irprrii"p
"in
a
.nu
nua
We'll
put
Ihese
I
wo
in
pickle
To
run
another
day.
,
WATCH
IX-S
fr
new
bob
h?
Ihe
lale
sport
among
girls.
THHHH
is
one
sure
thing
abou!
Ihe
election
toiuorrow.
At
leat
IT
seems
too
tiad
lo
have
ee.
lion
n
June
when
everybody
Kighl
lo
be
thinking
about
love
and
romance
and
wedding
n
d
divorces.
.
J-ILICiniOX
enthusiasm
i
like
loe.
II
t
iirprlliig
how
quickly
il
can
cool
on".
THK
only
Ihttig
that
worries
me
I
thai
I
was
tiuahle
to
gel
up
a
ten
pn
on
Dull".
I
never
did
have
any
lurk.
.
1
PATIIIOTISM
is
the
at
re.
fuge
of
it
scoundrel,"
declared
an
eminent
aulhorily.
I.asl
night
the
Newton
meeting
look
refuge
against
Pattullo
behind
Hie
Na
tional
Anthem.
Yet
II
would
not
lie
oolile
lo
ay
thai
the
fnmnil
nplinri-iii
applied
to
it.
-
ItflSS
Mackay
"wanted
lo
know.
don'J
you
know,"
al
the
Xewlnn
meeting
lal
nighl,
bill
nobody
had
the
temerily
to
answer
his
questions.
,
-
SOHFLOII
Pallullo
by
refusing
In
let
.
him
speak.
That
I
Ihe.
'motto
of
Ihe
Newlonlles.
Doubtless
Ihe
workingmen
of
Prince
lluperl
admire
that
method
in
politics.
Subnribn
for
the
Daily
News.
Sterling
Furnace
COAL
Oalltarad
In
BiilH.
At
$10.00
per
ton.
Thla
la
a
very
uierlor
fvmara
roal.
It
rl'
a
rlean
hoi
tire,
ami
la
entirely
free
from
toot,
linker,
lark
and
dirt.
Son
of
the
larteat
hralinr
planta
In
Ihe
elty
are
now
uinif
II
ub
entirely
aalliraitory
reaulta.
STERLING
STOVK
COAL,
f)ellered
In
Sack.
At
flt.60
per
ton.
We
are
aim
Arnu
for
th
lamoui
LADY8MITH-WCLLINQT0N
and
TILKWA
COALS.
Prince
Rupert
Coal
Co.
Main
Offlcat
Natal
Oaeleal.
iHiee
it
j
NAVY
CUT
CIGARETTES
The
superb
quality,
purity
and
excellence
of
Player's
Navy
Cut
Cigarettes'have
made
them
the
world's
leading
brand.
e
e
eeeee
,
J
Lakelse
Lodge
Lakelse
Lake,
via
Terrace,
B.C.
Now
open
for
eervire
under
management
if
M
M.
Itaten.
Ideal
place
to
sud
your
summer
hoi)
I
unable
rales.
(Jom
home
rooking.
tJiimfortaf
i?
r
r
Fihiug,
lloating.
llillnng
in
ikele
l.ike
,.nd
S,.-.
BATHS
AT
THE
LODGE
CONNECTED
WITH
THE
HOT
8PRINQ3.
Terrace
T.AjKT
Motors
Operating
Ta'ii
ml
launch
Senire
helwccn
T
and
Lodgr
landing,
atiritig
rue!
of
nutrk.
Coiniotlable
trip.
f
Also
nperaliiig
taxi
service
to
all
part
of
pv
'
if
Ftir
revenfttions
and
rnle,
apply
ti
LAKELSE
LODGE,
OR
TERRACE
MOTORS,
TERRACE,
B.C.
Save
$100.00
Hy
investing
now
lit
a
t
piece
Oak
Dining-room
Suite
Finish:
Old
Knglish
or
Mission
Sale
Price
$200.00
Barrie's
Home
Furnishings
3rd
Avenue;
The
House
of
Quality.
Phone
123.
NOTHING
BETTER
The
Autocrat
of
the.
Candy
World.
PURDY'S
CANDY
A
Toothsome
Delight
in
n
Heantifiil
Hx.
PRINCE
RUPERT
CIGAR
STORE
WE
CASH
CHEQUES.
Hi
STRAW
HATS
Light
Underwear:
Boys'
Sweaters
Reasonable
Prices
STEVE
KING
Third
Avena
Phone
Green
8