Kergln
of
AUIn,
Pattullo
of
Prince
Rupert,
Manson
of
Omineca,
Perry
of
Prince
George
and
Yortton
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
teats,
namely
Skeena
am!
Mackenzie,
while
Ulloet,
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
titer
Is
every
indication
they
are
going
to
do.
The
slogan
for
the
North
should
be
"A
Solid
North."
CAMPAIGN
COMMITTEE.
The
Daily
News
PIMKCE
RUPERT
-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA.
Published
Every
Afternoon,
except
Sunday,
the
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue.
'
H.
F.
PULLKN,
Maaaging
Editor.
Advertising
and
Circulation
Telephone
-
9t
Editor
and
Reporters
Telephone
-
-
-
86
All
advertising
.hould
lie
in
The
Daily
News
Office
on
day
preceding
publication.
All
advertising
received
subject
to
approval:
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
DAILY
EDITION
Thursday.
June
12.
1921.
Only
A
Week
To
Make
Up
Minds.
There
is
only
week
now
in
which
elector:
may
consider
the
pro
and
con
o(
the
election
rarujuiign
and
decrrto
who
they
will
chnoe
to
represent
them
at
Victoria
during
the
next
four
year..
While
the
election
is
o
cloe
only
one
public
meeting
ha
hevn
held
finer
nomination
-day
and
that
wa.
in
the
interest
of
lion.
T.
D.
Pattullo.
The
liiwer
candidate
ha
not
yt
announced
a
public
meeting
nor
ha
the
.Mrltae
standard
bearer
done
o.
11
is
to
be
presumed,
however,
that
the.e
men
Will
arrange
to
place,
their
view
before
the
electorate
in
urue
public
maimer.
Absence
Of
Anything
Constructive
'
In
regard
to
the
candidacy
of
Mayor
Newton!
it
i
notice
able
that
there
is
an
absence
of
anything
constructive
in
connec
tion
with
hi,
..campaign.
,He
ha
not
yet
announced
what
he
land
for
or
what
his
leader,
W.
J,
Bower,
will
do
if
he
i
re
turned
lo
power.
II
I
the
duty
of
any
candidate
asking
to
re
place
ome
other
to
tell
the
electorate
jut
what
he
intend
to
do.
Me
ha
a
perfect
right
to
-criticize
the
silling
member,
but
mat
i
not
enough.
People
demand
to
know
what
he
stand
for.
What
big
province-wide
policy
ha
he
in
mind?
'Has
he
a
poljcy
covering
local
condition?
On
none
of
these
subject
ha
he
e.xpreed
himself
in
public.
Of
course
there
i
time
yet,
but
it
U
an
unusual
situation
for
a
man
lo
come
to
the
people
and
aK
lo
be
elected
in
opposition
to
a
party
with
a
known
policy
and
nut
state
what
he
will
do
if
elected.
The
same
is
true
in
a
leser
degree
of
the
Provincial
Party
candidate.
He
says
he
ha
forty
planks
in
hi
platform
but
people
do
not
know
what
they-ft're
and
which
ones
in
particular
have
influenced
him
in
offering
hi
service.
to
the
people.
.
Let
us
have
a
show
down.
What
do
the
opposition
candidate
stand
for?
Why
Give
City
Another
Black
Eye?
We
are
all
here
to
try
to
improve
our
condition
financially.
AVe
all
wish
to
make
progress.
.Supporter
of
each
partv
and
each
candidate
doubtless
are
anxious
to
get
ahead.
Possibly
il
has
not
occurred
lo
them
that
the
way
they
vote
will
have
an
influence
on
the
future
of
the
city.
II
is
all
very
well
to
nk
for
a
change,
but
it
i
desirable
lo
see
that
il
i
not
a
change
or
the
worse.
Can
any
reaonable
person
imagine
that
electing
either
the
Bowser
or
McRae
candidates
to-the
LegMaiure
jit
now
would
tend
to
improve
.our
condition.
We
are
optimi-t
but
we
could
not
make
ourselves
believe
thai
such
a
thing
could
be.
Things
are
just'begiriniiig
to
move
here
and
il
would
be
suicidal
to
vole
lo
slop
them.
Thi
wa
done
ten
years
ago
at
the
advice
of
the
Bowser
candidate
and
for
leu
years
we
have
been
in
the
doldrums
as
a
..result,
if
we
are
going
to
put
the
city
back
another
ten
year
a-number
of
people
will
have,
to
leave
and
let
the
knocker
run,
the
citv
themselves.
Then
they
cap
have
a
contiiiiiaUove
feast.
Prince
Rupert's
Opportunity.
Jlus
o,
I'nnce
Iliiporl'
opportunity.
It
is
announced
that
ii
nior
wui
i.e
erecie.l
here.
It
js
known
thalthe
steamship
....
..-
,usiv
uiiue
w,
,)mu
nerei
pnttidlo
and
the
men
with
whom
he
has
been
associated
have
been
lnnrelv
intrnmen.
tal
in
getting
these
things.
What
is
needed
I
to
hack
them
up
.....
.........
nine
uiiu.iei
ine
worm
know
that
we
are
wilh
them.
His
Mirror
Told
Him
of
Exhausted
Condition
Mr.
R.
Paulin,
Tovtes
Aides,
Man.,
writes
t
"1
became
so
run
down
sad
weak
that
my
heart
became
atfectd,
and
1
would
sometime,
have
to
remain
In
bed
for
several
days.
Some
one
advised
sne
to
uie
Dr.
Qiaie's
Nerve
Food,
so
I
did.
and
soon
began
to
gain
in
weight
and
feel
better.
I
have
taken
a
great
many
boxes
of
thi
wonderful
pills,
and
am
feeling
tea
years
younger.
Dr.
Chase's
Medicines,
as
well
as
his
Receipt
Book,
arc
s
great
help
to
us,
for
we
live
40
miles
front
docters
and
railroads.
Dr.
Chase's
Nerve
Food
0
cu.
a
boa
of
SO
pttli,
EdassuMon.
Hale
A
Cx.,
UA.,
Toronto
iIrailwaymen
STAND
UP
FOR
R.
H.
M.
TEMPLE
Take
Strang
Exception
to
Attacks
j
Made
on
Him
In
Senate
WI.MPK,
June
12.
Cm-fidi'iiec
in
the
honor
ami
inlrtr-rilr
of
It.
II.
M.
Temple,
regional
roti
ii
-.el
of
the
lanadian
Xalional
hallway
-who
wa
attacked
in
I
lie
enar
in
connection
wilh
hi
report
on
the
investlcalinn
which
he
recently
concluded
in
Canadian
National
and
Canadian
Government
Merchant
Marine
operation
at
the
Pacific
Coast,
waV
voiced
by
regional
official
of
the
Canadian
National
Hallway
meeting
in
Winnipeg.
At
the
clote
of
the
rneeliiifr,
which
was
attend.!
l.y
all
oflieers
of
the
western
n-jrion,
the
following
siaiernenl
to
the
pre
wa
sued,
rmhodyinsr
the
resolution
which
was
carried
iinaniuioiily.
M
lfi
regular
quarterly
meet.
ingr
of
I
lie
nflirers
of
western
region
of
the
Canadian
National
Hailway
held
in
Winnipeg
on
Jim
10,
considerable
dirumn
enue
rejrardinjr
the
press
re-lirU
of
lalemenl
made
in
the
enate
a
lo
the
integrity
of
Mr.
Temple,
who
was
appointed
dis-
Irict
chairman
and
president
to
investigate
rhary
made
hy
a'
memher
of
the
-enate
wilh
re
ference,
to
alle?e.
irregularities
;n
the
Pacific
Coast.
Resolution
"Knowing
Mr.
Temple
f..r
o
many
year
we
feel
we
cannot
Ift
the
oeraion
a
without
le.lifyinjr
to
Mr.
Temple's
splendid
rc.rd
as
an
upright,
honest
gentleman
impartial
in
alt
his
dealings."
The
concensus
of
opinion
of
Ihe
meeting
was
that
these
statement
were
a
"relleelon
i'n
the
integrity
of
all
Ihe
..Hirer
of
Ihe
railway
and
may
seriously
affect
the
morale
of
uch
officer
ami
employees,
therefore
the
fnl-niwitig'
resolution
wa
unanimously
adonled.
X
"Whereas
charges'
of
a
eri.ii
nature
have
heen
made
again!
certain
officials
of
the
Canadian
National
Hailway
and
Canadian
Onvernment
Merchant
Marine,
and
whereas
lhee
charge
hav.
been
iueligale.t
hy
a
responsible
official
of
this
railway.
de.jznaled
hy
Ihe
chairman
and
president.
"Ami
whereas,
attack
has
bn
made
on
the
floor
of
the
Senate
reflecting-
on
Ihe
honor
and
integrity
of
the
investigating
offi
cial
prior
to
his-finding
hat
dig
been
tabled:
M.Now
he
it
resolved
that
this
meeting
of
regional
officer
of
Ihe
Canadian
National
Ibnlway
thi
day
assembled
goes
on
record
as
strongly
resenting
the
unfair
attack
made
cigainst
the
gentle.
Man
who
ronducled
the
invest!.
nation
.which
attack
not
only
re.
fleets
on
his
honesty
and
integ
rity,
hill
likewise
on
the
honesty
arid
integrity
of
every
officer
entrusted
with
responsibility
In
the
operation
of
this
railway.
"And
also
it
is
felt
lh.it
ouch
and
similar
unfair
attacks
must
seriously
affect
the
morale
of
Ihe
officer
and
ejirplnyee
who
nre
each
and
all
honestly
endeavoring
lo
administer
and
make
a
success
of
Ihe
Canadian
National
hailway
in
which
Ihe
peo
ple
or
this
country
are
vitally
MAY
GET
OIL
FROM
SHALES
IN
JAPAN
SIMILAR
TO
ISLANDS
Tnese
Interested
In
Queen
Char
lottes
Will
Get
Inspiration
from
Nippon
Those
who.
have
Interested
themselves
in
Ihe
nil
nhnles
of
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
will
find
inspiration
from
Ihe
work
being
done
on
Ihe
simitar
shale
in
Japan.
Tor
several
yenr
Ihe
South
Manchurian
railway
has
been
conducting
experiments
in
Ihe
product
inn
of
oil
from
oil
shales
laken
out
in
Ihe
ordinary
course
Of
the
company's
mining
of
coal
at
lis
I
ushiin
mine,
In
Fotith
Manchuria,
Th
experiments
It
Is
claimed,
have
proved
liiat
Mils
shale
is
of
especially
fine
quality
for
oil
production
by
dry-dis'llllallon
process'
thai
fuel
ran
be
produced
by
this
method
at
a
ct
which
will
permit
com.
petition
wilh
present
market
prices
in
japan,
and
thai
If
pro.
perly
exploited
Ihe
Fushun
shales
.THE
DAILY
NKAVB.
PLAYER'S
alone
should
yield
700jmmi
inj
wtthoist
dangHr
of
annulment
of
of
oil
annually,
which
I
alru..)
jlhe-
Marriage.
In
Ihe
eily
he
I
e.ual
to
Ihe
entire
present
e.n-(
find
work-
a
a
tatirah
driver
sumption
of
the
empir.
aud
plenty
of
romance
and
ad.
f
Takeji
Kaw-umura,
president
enture.
Tberv
i
ajniwerful'
of
Ihe
South
Manchuria
Hailway
:
.
denouement
wlsrn
Julian
hiiiIwiI
i
Company,
ha
lieen
in
Tokn.
Si
ihe
(dot
of
a
jrang
of
automobile
confer
wilh
Ihe
navy
and
home
it
hie-.
f
to
rob
hi
father,
and
for,
depart
ments
in
an
effort
l
obtain,
sotisnlie
I.
''ailing
S-'.!0l.-000
f..r
Ihe
evidoilalioo
of
these
shale
reouree.
BARTHELMESS
HERE
IN
DELIGHTFUL
STORY
Twenty-One
Is
Adaptation
of
"Wild
Aooles"
a
Tale
or
Romance
and
Love
llicjiard
llarlhelmess,
return-
ing
to
Ihe
screen
In
a
modern!
Ins
trouble
the
boy
Is
nlaldwd,
but
Ihi
witund
serves
to
bring
a
most
happy
rojuonalion
to
the-lory.
The
photoplay,
well
directed
and
enacted,
is
rrnmmed
full
or
action
and
up'ne.
and
I
here
are
many
inlere-nnv
a
well
a
rotor
fill
sit
nations.
Including
a;
'Cieelio-Sloviikian
dance
with
the
idancer
in
Iheir
piclnreiMjue
native
eosluine.
It
affnnls
Ihe
pie.
;luregoing
puhlie
wome
of
Ihe
best
'
-entertainment
that
has
been
of-
ferr.-d
Mo
season.
story
after
deriMuislraimg
lii!n
II
I
VIMP
TA
HI
IVITD
ersaJil4
talents
in
two
,h.m
jftALLI
lilll
1U
ULIltfV
coiume
drama,
adds
another
RFrAlIQF
AC
Pflf
IPV
lriiimf.il
In
hi
i-nll-li,,n
..r
..in...
ULWnUUL
US
1
VUVI
malic
successes.,
with
"Twenlv.
One."
which
is
to
W
shown
her",Mon
UTr
reijini
naus
Brings
tomorrow.
'
1
otronq
Support
to
Oovem-
Twenly-rtne"
is
a
delightful;
mtnl
story
of
Ihe
present
.lay.
betngi
VlirroltlA.
Ju"i7e'
ii-The
mo.l
an
adaptation
of
Ihe
novel
Wild
lllllfr.,nloii.
election
In
il.e
hi..
Apples."
wriilea
,y
(Jrnee
Me-lflr;
of
rlli.,,
(,,utnl..a
will
1
liliuan
l.ok
.-.
ll
1
1
Alirn
Mi-OiiM'rin
..
...
Never
was
ISfirtheltne
belter.
over
in
anollier
week
or
ten
daye.
and
with
Ihe
campaign
warmed
ra!
man
i.e
is
u,
.use
prouue-ul,
,
ruP,r,
Hon
a
Julian
Mrfiullough.
19-.
-,,,-
llM,r
lfI,,i
,nr
ai.,,!,.,,
w"
yo,1!h
W'H'
reM
'
!..
Ihe
issue,
at
.lake.
Never
.e-molher"
social
ambition
andlf,lr
'
,
.....,....,.
her
misguided
efforts
lo
make
n,,wu
in
f(,,j
motlyroddle
of
him
and
find
pwlier
Oliver
has
rallied
pleasure
in
the
-company
of
r
nill2v
,UI,IMM.i
fttr
i.u
i,.Ii.M
lillle
factory
girl,
l.ynnie
Willis
In
Disgrace
Julian
and
l.ynnie
find
themselves
in
digracet
wJiVn.
rrwJnj
lo
Hie
breakdown
of
the
ear
in
which
thev
ar
riditlj
home
from
a
dance.
'they
an'
forced
to
epend
Ihe
high!
al
a
country
inn..liis.
covery
of
gift
of"
silk
lockings,
dancing
slfpper
ami
.oilier
hits
of
wearing
apparel
that
Julian
nail
maile
la
l.ynnie
only
serve
lo
strengthen
Ihe
evidence
again!
Iheui.
Hut
when
l.ynnie'
father
demands
that
Julian
marry
the
girl
and
Julian
hnws
an'
eager
read
iness
to
do
so.
then
Ihe
real
trouble
begins.
Julian's
wealthy
parents
object
.
Happy
Culmination
To
get
away
from
their
influence
Jie
leaves
fna
New
York,
it
being
his
determination
In
keep
in
hiding
until
be
is
of
age
policy,
Ihe
freight
rale
i.sue
taking
first
place.
Kven
prominent
oppositionists
in
Vancouver
and
Victoria
have
pledged
him
their
support,
purely
Jiernue
of
Ihe
freight
rale
fight.
The
comment
i
heard
on
Conservative
'and
Provincial
party
platform
thai
(he
Oliver
government
bu
done
nothing.
It
is
perhaps
only
fair
in
point
lo
the..
comprehensive
plans
now
in
Ihe
Jiun'd
of
Iho
administration.
Included
are:
highway
extensions,
including
the
Iransprnvincial:
educational
survey.
tinierlly
consiriicJiou,
freight
rales,
comprehensive,
social
lciiialion,
eigh-hour
law,
colonization,
nid
lo
miuiuv
development.
HmU
n
program,
already
partly
carried
out.
appeal
strongly
lo
the
pub.
lie.
so
strongly
lhal
there
np.
pears
lillle
doubt
but
'thai
the
government
will
be
sent
hack
lo
so
lhal
In'
may
wed
'lie
g
rl
office
wilh
a
clean-cut
majority.
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