BOWSERIAN
METHOD
(
ADOPTED
BY
NEWTON
i
'I
he
method
of
Nucleoli
Itiiotiupurte
which
was
Imitated
feveral
jears
ago
by
V.
J.
Uow-
her
while
he
was
in
power
has
been
taken
up
by
the
Bowser
(
aiididale,
Mayor
Newlon.
here
(
the
policy
of
riding
rough
shod
over,
in
e
rights
uf
the
peo-jiH
Mild
crushing
out
opposition
h
'lie
crude
method
of
brute
l!.
.,or
Newton
controls
a
ntwjipaper
and
m
it
he
gives
lat&,
one-sided
rejiorU
of
the
f.j'f'!ies
made
at
political
gathering
so
(hat
the
people
lie
re
may
not
learn
the
truth
of
(lie
mailers
on
which
Ihey
are
of
democratic
method
"1
Will
ff
IMVV
VJ
M.p.p.
for
lliat
district
has
been
uvm
10
express
an
opinion
allou
t
unm
for
Mr.
Prrrv.
Im
ihf
hi!I.
pelled
thereto
by
tlte
fact
that
Last
night
Major
Newton
Mr.
I'erry
wa
unable
to
$1,
laid
a
public
meeting
in
the
through
the
district
himself.
The
Westholrne
Theatre.
He
had
railwaymen
arc
solid
for
him
and
previously
been
invited
Jo
at-
Ihcre
i
no
fear
of
Ihe
result,
lend
the
Pallullo
meeting
and!
Al
Terrace
Mr.
I'allullo
spoke,
an
invitation
had
uImi
been
ex-
when
rastbound,
at
a
largely
attended
to
him
to
attend
the
tended
meeting.
The
minister
Hireling
tonight
railed
by
they
Terrace
will
give
more
than
MipjKirter
of
the
miniler
of
a
majority
for
Mr.
Wrinch.
'Finland.
Yet
last
night
Mr.
Pat-
stories
thai
Terrace
had
roup
lullo
was
refuted
permission
to
Provincial
was
nol
correct.
There
correct
inaccurate
statements
were
a
good
many
Provincial
sup-nwuJc
by
Ihe
Newlon
speaker.
In
'porters
there
hut
the
Liberal
stip-order
to
flop
(his
fearful
man
port
was
by
far
Ihe
Wrongest,
from
expressing
himself,
the
Mr.
Pallullo
feels
very
confident
expedient
of
calling
on
the
audi-
for
Ihe
whole
of
the
north
coun-
enre
in
ne
and
sing
the
try
National
Anthem
was
adopted,
i
Mr.
Pallullo
was
squelched.
Who
was
he
to
question
the
statement
of
Mipporlers
of
W.
J.
How-err
or
H.
M.
Newton
T
lie
mud
nol
be
allowed
to
speak
for
fear
the
frw
supporters
at
the
meeting
would
fall
away.
Ihls
is
Ue
as,sc
iff
free'
speech,
VOTE
AGAINST
BrIUh,
Commons
Defeats
Rese-lutlona
by
Narrow
Majority
the
mnii
who
nies
as
the
"MX'X,
June
l.
I'ollowing
friend
of
labor,
the
rhnmniou
"
iwo-day
debate
mi
Hie
nilua.
of
the
rights
of
Ihe
dow-ntrod.
.'n.
lf
Commons
defeated
by
a
LOi
ANI.LI1S.
June
l.
At
Hie
trial
of
Horace
(reer.
former
chauffeur
lo
Mabel
Normand.
charged
with
shooting
Oturtlaml
Some.Djnes.
(ireer
declined
It
testify.
declaring
that
he
would
prefer
taking
a
penitential--
sentence
to
saing
anjtliliig
hurtful
to
Miss
Normand.
STRUCK
BY
LIGHTNING
ON
FARMER
CALGARY
pei-ia
to
Daily
News
North
Country
v
,
terrace
Enthusiastic
for
Liberal
Cause
declares
the
Minister
of
Lands
"The
people
of
Prince
(ieorge
are
on
their
loe
now
lhat
It,
(!.
Perry,
.their
candidate,
is
on
his
back.
The
meeting
I
addressed
there
was
one
one
of
the
most
enthusiastic
I
ever
attended.
I
feel
sure
Perry
will
secure
a
handsome
majority
in
Prince
(ieorge
riding."
That
i
ihe
opinion
of
lion.
T.
Ii.
Pallullo
as
expressed
lo
the
Dally
New
on
his
return
last
evening
from
a
visit
to
Ihe
interior
where
he
addressed
a
meetlnir
in
the
aiisente
oi
.xir.
rerry,
who
is
hi
ine
hospital
at
Edmonton.
Mr.
Patlijllo"
savs
that
John
Mrlnnes.
the"
former
soc-
4
PREFERENCE;:
TO
ISLANDS
Weekly
Sarvlce
to
be
Given
by
Prince
John
From
Thla
Port
TWO
TRIPS
WEEKLY
Dlreot
Connections
Will
be
Made
With
Steamers
to
and
From
South
Kffrclie
June
3D.
a
change
is
to
be
made
by
the
Canadian
National
Hallways
Coast
Steam
ship
Service
in
the
(service
lo
the
Itjuern
Charlotte
Islands
which
will
make
Prince
Hupeil
(he
headquarters
for
the
steamer
Prince
John
and
provide
a
weekly
ami
more
direct
service
for
the
Islands.
The
Vancouver
end
of
Ihe
Prince
John's
schedule
will
be
eliminated
and
it
is
expected
that
a
vessel
will
be
chartered
for
D-ols.
It
It
likely
lo
be
a
lively
VANCOUVKil.
June
li.
II.
Ihe
handling
of
bulk
freight
from
gathering
as
Ihe
minister
is
onjSauns.
a
Calgary
rattle
buyer.jNancouver
to
(he
Islands
and
hi
mettle
throtiBh
being
refused
jdied
yesterday
al
Calgary
as
a
Prince
Iluperl.
an
opportunity
lasl
uiplil,
Mayor(resull
of
being
struek
by
llghl-l
Under
the
new
service,
the
Newlon
has
been
Invited
and
also
uing
on
a
farm
Sunday.
His
Prince
John
will
leave
Prince
T
Hoss
Markay.
mother
resides
nt
Smithcrs.
A
Public
Meeting
Tonight
AT
8.15
IN
THE
BOSTON
HALL
In
the
Interests
of
S.
M.
Newton
Addresses
by
C.
Carmichael,
F.
A.
McDiarmid
and
W.
Tufts
Time
will
be
given
T.
Ross
Mackay'to
ask
his
questions
nd
the
same
will
be
answered
In
detail.
fcjeuts
Heserved
For
Ladies.
Illupcrl
each
Monday
night
at
H
o'clock
for
Masselt,
Htckley
Hay
and
Port
Clements
returning
to
prince
Rupert
on
Wednesday
mornings.
Kach
Wednesday
evening
the
vessel
will
leave
for
Skldegate
and
all
Island
points
south,
returning
direct
from
the
south
end
of
the
Islands
lo
Prince
Iluperl.
arriving
here
Saturday
morning.
Direct
connections
will
be
given
here
with
the
larger,
steamers
plying
to
and
.fronr
Vancouver
and
way
ports.
BRITISH
WINNERS
TENNIS
CHAMPION
WIMHLKDON,
June
ll.
Miss
Helen
Wills,
American
woman
champion,
was
defeated
at
tennis
in
straight
sets
Joday
by
Miss
Kathleen
McKane,
ranking
British
player
0-2,
0-2.
In
the
British
vs.
America
rialisl
,
RUMOR
SIMPLY
AN
ELECTION
DODQC
AGAINST
LIBERALS
There
i
a
rumor
around
town
that
Douglas
Stork
has
been
appointed
inspector
of
boilers
here.
Another
vrrsion
has
il
that
he
is
staled
for
Ihe
Jolt.
Asked
rrgarding
il.
Mr.
Stork
told
the
Daily
News
la-l
eveninz
Dial
there
was
nol
a
shallow
of
truth
in
the
yarn.
He
had
not
been
otTered
such
a
position,
did
not
expect
In
be
offered
il
and
would
not
accept
il
jf
it
was
offered.
He
was
already
in
business
here
and
was
not
lookout
for
jobs.
He
could
nol
afford
to
neglect
his
own
business
for
any.
Ximrmmeii!
J'osition
The
story
must
fTavrhfen
iab-ricaled
for
eleclion
purposes
lo
try
lo
defeat
Mr.
I'allullo.
den.
(1-in
you
beat
it?
narrow
margin
four
resolution,'.
44
4
4,
4
4
There
is
only
tine
way
in
relating
lo
preference
on
dried!
'
.
deal
wilh
methods
Mich
as'
thaUf""-
lobace.
wine
and
sugar
sel
forth
last
nighL
It
is
to
Vole''a',".
who
champloue.1
the
re-
JIIIILI
I
Ull
A
I
sohdly
against
Ihem.
A
vote
for
Newlon
Is
a
vide
for
Howser-iui
with
his
NuMilrou
Biioua-wrte
uielhods.
A
vole
for
Pallullo
is
a
vole
for
freedom
of
speech
and
freedom
,of
action,
education
of
the
masses
and
the
alKdilion
of
Howsrristu.
PATTULLO
WILL
ANSWER
NEWTON
Member
Will
Give
Public
of
Information
Not
Allowed
to
Give
Latt
Night
Tonight
Hon.
T.
D.
I'allullo
announces
llml
tonight
at
the
Km
pre
n
Theatre
lie
will
answer
some
t(
the
vlalcmrul
made
by
Maor
Newlon
ami
hf
supporters
al
the
injecting
las
night
and
in
Hie
paper
which
Mr.
Newlon
cou-
soiunon.
asreeii
dial
ine
pur-IHise
would
le
sened
by
voliug
on
Ihe
remainder
of
the
conference
program.
CHAUITORB
TESTIFY
AT
TRIAL
Doctaraa
He
Will
do
Nothing
Hurt
Mabal
Normand
to
classes
of
Hie
commuuiry.
urely
must
be
an
inspiration
to!
the
graduating
class
to
observe
I
the
great
interest
In
their
work1
and
progress
that
was
thus
man-
TAXI
The
Latest
In
Restaurants.
25
Ambulance
and
BOSTON
GRILL
Third
Avenue.
Beit
Service
Day
and
Night
Best
of
Food
Good
Service.
MATT
VIDECK
PRINCE
RUPERT
Private
Boxes
for
Parly
Use.:
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Take
Her
to
Tha
Soaton."
VOL.
XIV.,
NU,
Mi.
PIUNCE
HUPKHT,
11.11,
TljlTuSDAY,
JUNK
10,
a.
YetcrJiy
ClrruUiMi.
uo
Street
8le.
So
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
EDITORIAL
tPattullo
Confident
for
i
GIVE
JOHN
OLIVER
A
CHANCE.
:
.
The
sale
of
Ihe
V.G.K.
to
iowerful
British
interests
is
foie-rasled
in
a
Cautidiuii
Press
despatch
fnm
Loudon.
This
wilh
development
of
Ihe
Peace
Hher
will
be
a
greal
aid
to
the
province.
Graduation
of
Local
Nurses
Proves
to
be
an
Interesting
Ceremony
which
Many
Attend
Pretty
uud
impressive
were
the
reremonies
which
attended
Ihe
exercises
of
the
l2t
graduating
class
from
the
Puuie
Hupert
(irneral
Hospital
nurses.'
training
school
at
the
Boston
Hall
lasl
night
TJie
class
consisting
of
five
members
the
lar
gest
number
of
graduates
yet
turned
out
in
a
single
vear
by
the
local
institution
il
was
filling
that
the
attendance
was
so
large
that
the
spacious
lull
was
filled
lo
capacity.
The
nurses
who
re
reived
their
diplomas
and
the
other
credentials
marking
their
successful
completion
Ibis
year
of
nurses'
training
were
Miss
Mia
,r
rank,
.Mi
vuuinc
iioorrge,
Mis
Fln'renfe
KWkiison,
-
Jiis
Kljxahclh
Weller
and
Miss
Urace
Brooks.
I.
C
McHae.
president
of
the
hospital
board,
presided
and
Ihe
exercises
were
given
general
supervision
by
Miss
Kdith
McCaul,
U.S..
mat
roti
of
Ihe
bos-pital.
About
H.JU
arter
the
hall
was
filled
wilh
the
interested
assemblage
of
witnesses,
members'
of
the
graduate
and
training
school
slalf
of
Ihe
hospital,
all.
in-
uniform,
marched
In
the
front
seal,-
followed
by
the
graduating
class.
each
member
of
which
carried
beautiful
bouquets
of
pink
roses
and
maiden
hair
ferns.
Compliments
of
Father
Hev.
Father
P.
J.
Mctiralh
was
called
upon
by
Mr.
Mellae
lo
open
die
prHcriiiig
wllli
prayer.
The
excellent
father
limk
oc
casion
at
the
outset
to
made
a
few
introductoiy
remarks
paying
tribute
lo
the
conduct
of
Ihe
hospital
as
an
Institution
and
to
the
individual
memliers
of
its
staff.
Speaking
from
the
standpoint
of
a
patient
as
well
as
a
firuuenl
visitor
lo
Ihe
hospital,
Fattier
McOralh
testified
to
the
excel-
lence
of
Ihe
service
and
the
courtesy
that
always
obtained
at
the
Prince
Hupert
(ienerat
Hos
pital.
He
then
delivered
a
prayer
of
beautifully
simple
and
earnest
appeal.
Mrs.
S.
D.
Johnston
rendered
a
vocal
solo
accompanied
by
Mrs.
Donald
Hos.
President
Speaks
D.
C.
Mellae,
in
his
remarks
as
chairman
of
the
hospital
board.
referred
to
Iho
magnificent
at
tendance
representative
of
all
POST
OFFICE
STRIKE
IS
ON
Workers
In
Eastern
Cities
Are
Out
and
Situation
is
Serious
TORONTO,
June
19.
Official
directions
have
been
ssnt
out
by
Gordon
Jackson,
president
of
the
Railway
Mall
Clerks'
Association,
to
the
district
unions
all
over
Canada
calling
a
strike
of
clerks
at
6
o'clock
this
afternoon.
Postal
workers
have
also
been
notified
of
a
strike
effective
at
the
same
time.
With
the
ranks
of
tha
striking
employees
reinforced
this
morning
by
hundreds
of
men
from
Western
Canada
and
the
railway
mall
service,
the
general
situation
this
afternoon
reached
serious
proportions.
The
movement.
at
present
Indicates
little
hope
of
preventing
serious
complications,
all
over
Canada
by
tonight.
Already
practically
the
entire
postal
service
of
Ontario
and
Quebec
Is
disorganized.
The
local
postal
staff
Is
not
associated
with
the
union
and
no
trouble
Is
anticipated
here.
The
railway
mall
clerks
working
out
of
here
belong
to
the
Union.
Va-eouver
Is
strong
union.
ii
SMUTS
DEFEAT
IS
CONFIRMED
brief
history
of
the
lraininWlh.Ten
!,JP,Ctf
?
MetP
r7m'
school
for
nurses
of
the
Prince
Iluperl
(ieneral
Hospital,
referr-
i
M
I
II..
I
1
Natlonuallst
-
Labor
Coali
tion
Has
22
Majority
on
in
ine
((ii-ui
improvement
oil
.
,,.,..,,..,
.
...
.,!',
I
,..i
.L-rvW
1....1I
June
iu.
vmui
developed
since
the
hospital
wast'l"
'"'If!.
hear
ffoiii.
-Union
first
opened.
In
concludi.ur
his'?'
ou"
A,r,ca
""on
"turn
remarks
he
publicly
pnUferred1
,
wy
T'
nT
TY
f.
T
the
...
ll.anks
of
the
hospital
1
bordU'e.
m,tt'iU,Labor
Hn
...
'
iltfri.lflul
III.,
khmla
a.....,.....
I
lo
Miss
(lilllngham
and
Mrs.
Lee.!.,:
'
,
1
1
""T
'
'""",,"n
former
graduates
of
the
l,o1
'?
?f
H
Ihe
n...
1
...1.....
...
11...
..
.
.
..
.
'
tnider
uen.
i.uuit-s
01
mr
noyai
ruriue.
notary
Club,
Adair
Cars
Chapter
and
Dill
00
Chapter
I.O.D.F..
for
valuable
assistance
lhat
bad
women's
team
match
the
British
i
been
giv
en
in
connect
ion
w
ith
team
of
four
secured
victories
in
.hospital
work
durlnir
ilm
(eaclijrtnatSh.
J
(continued
an
page
five)
new
ministry
Herlsog
llrrlsog
is
certain.
lleturns
lo
dale:
.Nationalists.
Smuits
party,
51;
Labor.
18:
In.
dependent,
1.
When
you
hnv
itveriing
ynn
huv
CIRCULATION,
and
see
that
you
jet
IL
tf
Minister
of
Lands
is
Refused
Opportunity
Speak
Newton
Meeting
F.
A.
McDiarmid
and
Newton
Give
Addresses
but
No
Opportunity
for
Opposition
to
Correct
Statements
A
public
meeting
called
bv
the
imnnrfprs
i.r
m.i
vn..
ton's
candidature
last
night
in
the
Westholme
Theatre
ended
abruptly
and
with
great
confusion
when
lion.
T.
D.
Pattullo
was,
refused
permission
to
speak
lo
correct
some
wrong
statements
he
.claimed
that
the
chief
speaker
of
the
evening,
F.
A.
McDiarmid,
had
made.
"
t
'Mr.
Pattullo
asked
that
he
be
given
,an
opportunity
to
correct
these
statements
and
suggested
that
they
remain
and
de-bale
the
questions
so
that
the
people
might
be
able
to
get
at
the
facts.
This
was
absolutely
re-1
Tused
and
while
Ihe
minister
of
ppvii
firp
1
rnf
TTI
lands
was
poing
to
Ihe
platform,'
H
Krl
I
I
A
I
I
IT
the
chairman.
W.
E.
Fisher,
cal-j"-VI
1
UllIUlJ
led
for
the
National
anlhem.i
IPA
II
I
TtnilTn
lit
which
was
sung,
but
without
that
proper
decorum
which
usually
obtains
on
such
occasions.
The
meeting
dispersed
amid
Ihe
laughs
and
jeers
of
supporters
of
I'allullo
or
Mackay
who
were
present.
Pandemonium
T.
Hoss
Mackay.
the
Provincial
parts;
candidate
fared
belter
than
Mr.
I'allullo.
He
was
granted
permission
to
ask
a
few
ques
tions,
which
he
did,
although
aU
tempts
were
made
both
by
the
chairman
and
by
memliers
of
Ihe
audience
to
stop
him
before
he
finished.
For
a
minute
or
two
pandemonium
reiarned
in
the
theatre
and
there
were
cries
of
sit
;dowTC!;iftitmU.-anttV
catcalls
from
ihe
NeloniteW"
wiiHe
llio
Liberals
and
provincial
sunnorl-
ers
encouraged
Mr.
Mackay
to
proceed.
Mr.
Fisher
said
that
be
mizhl
ask
4ue.sl011.-i
bul
must
nol
make
a
speech
as
their
sneaker
wa
tired
and
Ihey
could,
not
call
on
him
lo
answer.
The
questions
so
far
as
could
be
beard
above
the
noise
and
confusion
were:
The
Questions
I.
The
speaker
has
lold
you
that
Ihe
real
question
is
not
Hie
freight
rates.
I
want
in
what
Mr.
Bowser
would
do
'lo
equalize
freight
rales
lo
Prince
lluiierl
as
compared
with
the
rates
to
Vancouver?
2.
In
northern
B.C.
the
labor
questions
is
one
in
which
people
are.
interested.
I
should
like
to
know
if
Mr.
Bowser's
policy
of
using
the
riHe
aud
the
bayonet
to
quell
strikers
is
lo
be
permitted
if
he
is
returned
lo
power?
(Here
Ihe
chairman
intervened
and
said
Mr.
Mackay
was
gelling
beyond
Ihe
mailer
of
questions.
1
here
followed
cries
of
"Sit
down'"
and
other
noises.)
3.
I
would
like
lo
know
th
policy
of
Ihe
Buw..er
party
in
regard
to
lu
reorginixiiig
and
regulation
of
beer
clubs,
ir
(he
plebiscite
should
pass.
Will
they
allow
beer
gardens?
I.
Another
nueslion
ln
wni.i
like
to
ask
wtfs
In
reganl
lo
the
road.
Mr.
Newlon
complained
in
regard
lo
the
road
olT
Ihe
Island.
(continued
on
page
four)
lUHAKHlNblll
STANLEY
PARK
DKNVEIL
June
19.
At
the
in-
teralional
convention
of
Kiwanis
here
it
was
decided
lo
erect
a
granite
and
bronze
statue
to
the
late
President
Hardiusr
in
Stan
ley
Park,
Vancouver,
where
the
president
made
one
of
the-
last
speeches
euVphasizinsr
the
neaee
existing
between
Canada
and
the
United
States.
LIBERALS
ARE
SUMWINNERS
William
Sloan
Wires
from
Na-
nalmo
and
Or?
Wrinch
from
Skaena
Hon.
Win.
Sloan,
minister
ofi
mines,
wiring
from
his
district,
in
Xanaimo
lo
Mr.
Pattullo
says
that
a
careful
survey
of
the
whole
situation
assures
him
of
a
larger
majority
than
before.
Success
of
the
Liberal
candidates
in
the
districts
on
the
north
end
of
Vancouver
Island
in
which'
he
is
in
charge
is
also
assured.
Dr.
H.
C.
Wrinch,
wiring
from
l'elkwa.
says
his
meetings
in
Skeena
riding
this
week
have
been
large
and
enthusiastic
and
lie
believes
hi
success
at
the
polls
tomorrow-
is
assured.
FRENCH
HORSES
WIN
AT
ASCOT
ASCOT
IIKATH.
June
ltf.
Massine.
owned
by
Henrv
Ter-
nuck
at
100
to
8
against,
won
the
(lold
Cup
wilb
t3,:m)
added,
by
a
bead.
Crannucci's
Filbert
De
Savoie,
i
to
1.
came
second.
two
lengths
in
front
of
Held,
Walker's
Inkermau.
Both
first
and
ser-ond
horses-
were
owned
by
Frenchmen.
A
Public
Meeting
Will
be
held
in
the
EMPRESS
THEATRE,
Tonight,
Thursday,
at
8.15
p.m.
In
the
Iiiteresls
of
Hon.
L
D.
PATTULLO
Minister
of
Lands
Opposition
Candidates
are
Invited
to
Address
the
.Meeting.
Seata
Reserved
for
Ladles.
Everybody
Welcome.