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OUTLINES
HIS
'
POLICY
AMD
CRITICIZES
VERY
SEVERELY
BOTH
HIS,
OPPONENTS.
1
(Continued
from
Page
One.
nltite
prohibition
liul
ho
would;
like
In
see
sonic
control
of
the
amount
of
liquor
consumed
hy
indivgluals.
When
he
had
voted
for
government
-
control
he
had
anticipated
that
some
effort
would
hp
mailt
along
thai
lino
hut
there
had
not
boon.
In
connection
with
the
liquor
question,
Mr.
Mackay
look
oc
casion
to
criticize
Mayor
Newton
for
not
having
kept
those
who
rightfully
belonged
thor
in
the
segregated
district.
More
Smokestacks
In
its'
campaign
material,
bis-
ger
payrolls
wore
referred
to
by
the
Liberal
party.
The
only
bigger
payroll
he
knew
the
Oliver
government
haif
assisted
in
obtaining
were
increased
salaries
for
cabinet
ministers
and
in
creased
sessional
indemnities.
No
wonder
Premier
Oliver
boasted
now
that
he
had
the
best
job
he
ever
hail
and
intended
to
keep
it.
Pointing
to
the
remanufarturo
of
H.C.
timber
in
Los
Angele.
Mr.
Markay
suggested
that
payrolls
of
H.C.
could
be
increased
if
it
was
made
compulsory
to
manufacture
pulp
and
(taper
in
Hie
province
instead
of
exporting
rougii
lumber.
I
lie
Provincial
Party
stood
for
more
smoke,-
stacks
in
the
province.
If
these
were
obtained,
the
question
of
population
would
adjust
itself.
The
Provincial
Party,
Mr.
Mac
kay
said,
wnuld
strive
to
foster
immigration
but
it
would
aim
to
do
so
on
a
selective
basis
and
it
would
attempt
to
make
conditions
favorable
for
colonization.
Oraham
Island
was
recognized
as
a
garden
spot
or
the
Pacific
Coat
and
it
had
wonderful
pos-
ihililies
but
agriculture
at
le:;(
was
hampered
by
shameful
and
almost
criminal
transportation
conditions.
He
had
found
that
it
was
impossible
to
ship
proline"
from
one
part
of
the
island
to
the
other
ami
at
the
same
time
it
cost
50c
more
a
ton
(o
ship
wheal
from
Prince
Kupert
to
the
Islands
than
it
did
from
Vancouver
to
the
Orient.
The
round
i
rip,
fare
from
Prince
Rupert
to
Hie
Island
was
119.80
as
against!
61
the
round
trip
fare
from
Vancouver
to
Victoria,
a
similar
distance.
Premier
Oliver
raised
n
great
hue
and
cry
over
hi
fight
for
freight
rates.
Here
was
a
problem
that
was
of
vital
interest
lo
the
city
Of
Prince
Hupert
that
he
might
well
take
up.
Help
Develop
Land
Something
should
,
be
done
in
help
develop
the
land
on
the
Oueen
Charlotte
Islands,
Mr.
Markay
said.
It
would
have
lieen
a
much
less
cosily
project
than
the
Sumas
reclamation
where
assessment
in
some
cases
was
so
high
'
that
profitable
farming
was
made
Impossible.
The
Islands,
Mr.'
Mackay
said.
hould
lie
settled
nn
the
com
niunily
bais
with
small
farms
and
governmental
assistance
should
be
given.
It
would
be
re
paid
and
a
big
population
could
be
built
up
there
In
that
man
-
ner.
The
best
Tobacco
for
ihe
pipe
-
uf
of
tlist
the
If
Provincial
ritvittniftt
iitirli
parly
Iti
lo
make
ill
ii
t
n
I
"
r
,
,
,
,
r
r
-
,
-
r-,
USE
II
STMONDS
i'l
SAWS
Thtlr
teeth
are
of
a
toughneu
which
moket
them
hold
their
keen
cutting
edge
under
Tery
utage.
.
snouts
cms
stv
c&
uim
WKOVVM
UONTSUl
!..-..
Active
Enemy
Mr.
Markay
then
referred
(.
Mr.
Howser'
s
appeal
for
another
chance
which
was
being
supported
by
one
of
the
candidates
here.
"Have
we
in
I
lie
person
of
the
Conservative
candidate
here
one
who
could
sway
the
power
of
Hower?
In
1
9
IB
Howser
was
described
as
a
despot
and
the
memlers
of
his
government
were
termed
'rubber
stamps."
Now.'
it
pectus
lo
me
in
Inokiug
over
the
list
of
Conservative
candidates
that
they
are
men
of
even
less
ability
than
then.
If
there
is
on
it
man
whom
Northern
H.C.
ami
PrineeHupert
should
keep
out
of
power
tlf
Is
Howser.
He
is
the
most
effective
and
active
enemy
the
city
of
Prince
lluoe-t
over
had.
If
it
had
not
been
for
Howser
s
foolish
guarantees
to
the
Canadiap
Northern
Railway
it
would
never
have
been
buitl
Hnto
Vancouver.
If
it
had
no!
been
for
Howser
the
Pacific
Ureal
Eastern
Railway
would
never
have
been
projected.
If
it
had
not
len
for
Howser
the
city
of
Prince
Rupert
wood
nut
have
been
so
filravazatillv
and
fool
ishly
laid
out.
Do
you
want
to
elect
a
man-
who
approves
of
Howser's
campaign
again!
Prince
Rupert
Was
a
Protest
Mr.
Mackay
admitted
that
the
Provincial
Party
had
risen
largely
as
a
protest
against
the
lead
ership
by
Howser
of
Hie
Conservative
party.
It
Was
4
he
aim
of
the
Provincial
Parly
not
to
lend
away
from
party
government
but'
back
to
it.
The
Howser
govern
ment
hail
not
been
a
party
government
but
a
one-man
govern
ment.
The
leaders
of
the
Provincial
Party
had
been
formerly
prominent
in
other
parties.
They
were
supporting
the
now
parly
because
they
felt
H.C.
was
gel
ling
away
from
cniilJlullonal
government.
Commenting
on
the
Iribuln
paid
the
Oliver
government
by
the
trades
and
Ijibor
Journal.
Mr.
Markay
agrees)
that
it
had
turned
out
more
legislation
fnt
labor
than
any
other
government
had.
"Why
they
have
turned
out
more
laws
for
'verylody.
They
have
a
regular
law
factor)'
at
Victoria."
Labor
wa.
how-
-ver.
advised
lo
support
protec
tive
and
economical
policies.
Mr.
Mackay
referred
to
the
H-hout
day
enactment
recently
made
hj
the
Oliver
government
n
a
pre
election
move
and
predicted
that
the
workers
would
neyer
feel
any
benefit
from
it
if
the
Liberal
government
was
returned.
It
not
lonly
had
strings
to
it
tut
veril-
able
rabies
Ii
would
be
tl
aim
jlhe
eight-hour
day
law
really
ef
fective.
Newton's
Change
Referring
again
to
Mayor
New
ton.
Mr.
Mackay
asserted
that
he
himself
was
as
good
a
tUmser-
vative
as
Mr.
Newton
in
spile
of
Die
fact
that
he
i.Mr.
Newton)
would
Iwve
Ihi?
electorate
believe
that
lie
was
(he
only
pure
Con
servaliVfl
in
Northern
H.C.
now.
i.ast
election
Mr.
.Newlun
wai
not
a
stipiiirtr
of
Howser.
Can
you
see
anything
that
Mr.
Howser
lias
done
in
the
nasi
four
years
lo
redeem
him
In
the
eye
of
any
Northern
H.C.
I'.onservalive?"
The
Provincial
Party,
Mr.
Mae
kay
said,
would
strive
fur
eettn
oiuy
throuih
.Mie
cutting
off
of
deadvvond
in
life
civil
service,
the
combination
of
Dominion
and
Provincial
work
in
reiect
to
Miicv.
income
lav
compulation,
statistic
returns,
etc.
Reduction
of
cabinet
minisiers
salaries
and
sessional
indemnities
would
be
advocated.
Cost
plus
contracts
might
tie
eliminated
and
foremen
engaged
lo
suie.-vise
work
in
stead
of
paying
rontrartors
leu
per
cent.
Indeji
ndenre
if
action
on
the
part
uf
private
members
would
be
promoted
and
Hie
de
feat
of
n
government
measure
would
not
mean
the
overthrow
of
the
government.
A
law
would
be
passed
making,
u
necessary
to
rui
vacant
seals
in
the
govern
ment
within
llir'e
months.
Legis
lation
for
a
fair
wage
clause
based
on
I'nioo.
,
scales
in
the
communities
in
question
would
be
brought
ia
ami
an
effort
would
!
made
to
sellle
labor
ili'pul.-s
by
arbitration.
The
Workmen's
Couipen-ation
.would
be
made
to
cover
in
n
ufWh:
injured
off
us
well
as
041
duly,
thus
providing
health
and
accident
insurance.
Endorsed
by
McRae
Refuting
the
statement
made
by
the
Howser
interests
recently.
Mr.
Mackay
read
letters
and
t.-degrum
fn.in
lieneral
A.
I).
McRae
and
the
general
secretory
of
the
Provincial
Party.
Oeneral
McRae's
wire
stale.)
that
Mr.
Maeknv
was
safe
in
ilenvln?
Hint
he
hail
been
repudiated
and
ended
up
by
withing'.
Iilm
good
luck
with
the
hope
that
he
would
lie
in
the
battdwMgon
when
Ihe
Pro
vlneiul
Party
weiif
tnlo
power
on
Friday,
'these
communication
from
nncouver
were
received
after
Ihe
allegation
had
been
mad
in
Ihe
Howser
organ
that
Mr.
Mackay
had
heeti
repudiated.
The
suifgosi
ion
that
C.
It.
fiil-
bert
of
Terrace
had
repudiated
Mr.
Mackay
as
he
Provincial
candidate
was
made
Mr.
Mackay
explained
after
V.
W.
Wright
liml
.made
statements
lo
Mr.
(illberl
that
would
indeed
make
his
candidature
seem
ir
regular.
Mr.
Ncwlon
had
later
declined
to
retract
these
sug
reresHons
in
his
pnper.
"I
hope
when
Ihe'cainpaign
is
over
that
no
one
enn
hcciiso
me
of
having
stti.l
a
word
personally
against
oillier
of
Ihe
opposition
candidates,"
concluded
Mr.
Mackay.
"All
I
am
concerned
In
l
their
public
record.
The
election
Is
not
far
away
and
I
would
ask
you
In
carefully
review
Ihe
ssues
If
vim
think
the
record
o
the
Liberal
administration
ha",J"
Mr-
Laey
had
come
into
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News
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Highest
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paid.
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I
Auctioneers.
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652.
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position
as
housekeeper
with
someone
who
does
not
object
to
smalt
boy.
Phone
37.
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Sewing
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also.
If
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If
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healed
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tf
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living
quarters.
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lit
os.
if
FURNITURE.
New
ami
Secondhand
Furnl-ure
Store.
We
Huy.
Sell
ami
Ex
change
New
and
Secondhand
Goods.
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839
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Ave.
Phone
616.
been
satisfactory
then
it
i
tin
to
you
to
returu
the
government.
If
you
wish
to
go
hack
lo
the
eonditi'-ns
between
1903
ami
916
under
Howser,
then
vote
for!
Newlon.
If,
however,
you
think
Ihe
Provincial
Parly
will
make
an
honest
effort
to
brunt
about
conomy.
bring
in
new
industries.
make
Inciter
conditions
for
the
workers,
and
improve
the
situation
generally,
then
I
would
ask
you
to
vote
for
men
on
Friday
next."
After
Mr.
Mackay
had
con
cluded,
(Jeorgc
Ca.ej-
rose
to
ask
some
question
with
rospeel
to
the
validity
of
Mr.
Markay
s
candidature.
He
staled
thai
ho
had
two
ballots
in
his
'possession
endorsing
Mr.
Maekay.
They
were
written
in
Ihe
same
hand
and
were
defaced.
Mr.
Mackay
denied
anything
irregular
with
respect
to
his
nomination.
He
had
made
an
effort
lo
have
James
Thomnsoii
nominated
jointly
hy
the
Conservatives
and
Provincials
Mil
an
element
In
Die
Oofiervatlve
Party
had
insisted
on
a
straight
Conservative
candidate
and
Mr.
.Newton's
nominal
ion
en
sue.
I.
n
was
-then
that
he
(Mr.
Mackay)
arcepled
the
nomination
which
he
was
given
by
a
piajorily
of
ballots
at
lhe
Provincial
convention.
lfca
surprised
to
loam
possession
of
Provincial
Parlv
ballots
mid
the
audience
would
aio
iinuouiitedty
consider
It
strange.
If
Mr.
Caey
had
been
a
provincial
Party
supporter
he
j
should
have
got
in
earlier
and
taken
uti
iuleresi
in
affni,.,,
1
Mr.
Markay
said
he
had
not
wanted
Hie
nomination
and
had
endeavored
lo
have,
a
prominent
Vancouver
man
lake
It.
Now.
however,
he
was
In
the
fight
ami
he
was
In
In
slay,
j
Paddy
Sullivan
rose
to
ndvocale
uj
i"-n-.n.ni.
uiiu
said
any
candidate
who
favored
such
would
get
his
support.
Mr.
Mar.
kay
fald
he
would
endeavor
lo
work
along
lhee
lines
if
elected.
SALE
Foil
SALE
Speed
boat
"Echo."!
Complele
up.
Length
jh
feet,
beam
5
feel.
'Parlor.
HobbinK
wind
shield,
canopy
lop
and
liairdreing.
Ha
iirtams.
two
auto
seat
with
seating
capacity
for
eight
ten
persons,
powered
with
18
h.p.
Win
I
on
Six
engine.
Hosch
ignition,
storage
battery.
Hat
Paragon
reverse
gear,
Columbia
propeller.
C.
L.
1
1
el
mid.
Cold
Storage.
tf
FOR
SALE.
Sixteen
room
rooming
house
and
store;
all
furnished.
Full
sited
bas-meni
with
new
hot
air
furnace.
Terms
arrange,).
This
building
i
right
In
front
of
the
Dry
Dock,
9tW
Arihroe
Avenue.
Ifi
RANCH
at
Terrace
for
Sale.-
Ten
eoa.aTio
or
ninrnm
mi
aeres,
ftj
acre
eleaml,
re-)
irtalnder
lirht
clearing;
house',
XltVtFl"
.f0"1'4-H
by
SH,
barn,
clnrken
liou"e,
to
it
etc.
2t
mile,
from
slalkin.jwVsJ'ilr
.ootijo.
Term.
.pihV
I.tt.itsXA!jHt.
jXasr.i
w
Hot
6.
Terrace.
H.C
l7
ST
5Tir
'
FOR
SAI'.H
flrertt
Malj..lU
I
range;
child's
buggy
and)
waifoii;
large
tsenrcp;
fall
sire
bed:
inlurrs
aad
dlhe;
large
carpet.
Phone
I
Due
10.
S30
Fiflh
AvVnua'
v
Weld.
1
13
FOR
SAIX.
Tffr
houses.
(Tat
of
(own
client
have
instructed
us
to
ilispiise
uf
well
locals-
ed
rsidencs.
Sec
us
for
4
tails.
MettefTery
&
fJIbbons.
Ltd.
tf
OOOD
second-hand
coal
raHtr.
also
West
in
chouse
eVedrtc
ratine
for
sale.
Half
price.
I..
W.
PaliiHire.
FOR
SALE.
New
and
Used
Machinery.
Hosts
aud
HnglHo.
Northern
Exchange.
tf
ROYAL
CAFE
for
Sale.
For
full
particular,
apply
(afe.
1
18
BOARD
AND
ROOM
HILL
FARM.
TFRRACE.
Hoard
and
rcsidennc
for
the
sunuitcr
holidays.
Not
a
convalescent
home,
but
where
anyone
out
of
sorts
will
convalesce.
Home
rooking,
Home
urn
wit
vegetables
and
fruits
In
season.
Fresh
milk
and
home
made
butler.
Tennis.
Splendid
accommodation
for
children,
with
playing
fields,
etc.
Entire
clmrge
of
children
when
desired.
To
savc
disappointment
jnake
your
reservations
early.
For
terms,
etc..
write
1.
an
fear
and
French,
lljll
Farm,
Ter-race.
H.C.
HOARD
and
Room
at
the
Inlander
centrally
located,
one
half
block
from
Post
(MUrc,
830
Second
Aven.
Phone
137.
tf
FOUND
FOUND.
An
I.O.IJ.
Owner
cam
t
have
same
nt
Ilxilv
News
nlUce'Sinkf
1
by
proving
ownership
and
pay
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lnn.
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II.
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nil
ivi
nun
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iicuiciift.
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FOR
UltllSSM
AKINli
and
nluln
sewing,
........-
phono
m.
TAXI
Taxi
67
Phone
(Call
George.
Paul
or
Oust)
Prompt
Service
and
Comfort
Day
or
Night
Stand:
.-lOSS
BROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Block,
Acrosa
from
Empress
Hotel.
AUCTION
SALES.
Goods
Hought,
Sold
or
Cxohanged
H.
H,
HEMMINOS,
Auctioneer.
Furnllitre
and
Crockery.
Third
Ave.
Phones
Illack
136
and
Red
442.
BEAUTY
PARLOR.
up.
Skin
and
h.
or'YIoM
Hay.
Pric
MRS.
LOVE.
Room
6.
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Co.
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