p::
III!
r
Qi
ifther
22,
10S5.
!CE
ARM
MAN
FORK
CHAMPION
tt
teller
Urging
Return
of
Dan
Who
Support
Mac
kenzie
King
r0R
WESTERN
POLICY
Arthur
Melflhen
Never
Did
Inythlng
For
watt
and
Never
will
Immiiuh
of
Alice
Ann
inerentirig
1lt
urjii
v.
of
I
red
Sliirk
nml
i
:
he
western
policy
M
k"
zt
King
govern-
Now
:
who
i
ail
nml
ohsene
it
riw
lines
ahoill
lhc
.1
i)
iSeter
before
-i'
of
Canada
has
ii
,
tort
ion
wliej-e
the
iikni
n
rniinii
in-
N
since
the
tiny
tS
limner
have
we
v
'ito
would
boiii
nut
.
ui
ik'Iii
us
in
our
t.l
when
we
enl
K
to
Otlnwu,
a
a:
i.nnudlnn,
liroad-u-
lie
has
put
on
iok
of
(In
niidn
...
ii
a
united
ii
will
give
tn
lh
-hi
wilh
(lie
enl
K
nji
romr
lit
ynil
ul;ilr
In
furry
on
f
Hie
renin
try
wt.
tnlerel
at
Have
hung
on
to
t.
eminent
fr
a
..
'
longer,
bul.
be-
the
welfare
of
,
rn
eonioMlllRn
tnie
in
yHi
ak
'inli(rHliiiii.
Mtn
From
Weft
ml
him
eslronp
wt.
Not
men
irrl
In
tielllS
i
(he
real
v
can
iiei
in"
tcatmpnt
and
Sit
down
ami
ur
in
(hi
pare,
we
will
of
today
wilh
I
r
t
of
HUM.
Ask
Bit
qieliiiH,
"who
'
feihl
to
Oila
Mi
Nirkenom
or
wlien
yon
have
-"in
u
in
your
HOTI
your
thought
n.i
all
of
Canada.
ct
r
in
arottraiaafi
lor
"(Ml
OrllfiralM
e
l
'k
f
Lo
t
and
Ii,
and
I.
IHnrk
II;
UtO
K
"I
It.
Ul
I
awl
t,
Ml
I,
fltiirk
l;
UU
r
i
17,
LU
II
;
ami
in,
Hawk
ana
if
HKk
ft.
Luis
r
-k
vi.
iid
j
a.
nWk
naiihm,
t.wii'U
oi
TlMrr
itui.
a
l.v..
,
nttirr.
frlnrc
.UinUr.
lift.
reeiirir,
lol.
ami
II
'
Virl.KOII.
Ilfflilrif
of
Tilf
UNO
CT.
InUMlMt
lo
Applf
to
LM
Land.
f
:rw
i
jnd
llrrontlna
ll
"
I!
at
Arwniiuli
llarlMir,
'
n
mil
iinriliral
frimi
Hi-tivl
i.haniixl.
aud
almuej
inri
rn.ni
Ihr
imrlnvail
:
ir
Oial
Vallar
FulH-rlr
n
i
vor.
B.r.
wrupatlon
iKudo
Ii
ailr
ir
a
lra
.ii
iimcrllmf
UihU:
at
a
pt
I'lantnl
aliout
a
iitlM-rl)
ilirrrliuli
Jnilu
"
of
I.
"I
KU33I';
Ihelir
Halm
llli-llf-ft
nl
A.Ull
iMirih
D.;o
rtulim;
llM'iiin
ill
f
muliiflirrnu'lll
iin'ir
ir
t
....
.
.
v-v.'Ai:i:
iiiiiinim
iiiiti:ii
A.pllranU;
LAND
ACT.
Inuntkn
lo
Apply
lo
taa
Landt
hU-ri
Uml
nrrnnllna
III-llualf
al
I
mil,
(iilrnr
lalamt.
'Iialiia
iuiiiihrtirlr
from
lli
hvi-i
piii)
f
irrr
lalaml
'
l.
nil
rlialiit
ral
tmin
Schooif
';
llwt
Wallara
I'laherlea
Murmnrr.
Il.i:.,
(vrriilwlUoii
iiiriHK
in
apiny
ror
a
ira
uir
pri'arrllH-d
land:
:
at
a
lNxt
Maiilnt
alrnut
in
a
niiihi-aifrly
dln-rllnn
Hn-iii
tiorllmrii
rml
of
"I
d
fl.no
rhaln
raat
from
'
tliino
aoulh
t.fll
rhalli;
.
i
iii
mania:
own
mirin
iii-inlirliit
nfona-
Hi
Una
of
i
mii
f
rmiiiiiiiii'riiiiii,
and
"rr.
"m
or
IHK.
"Al.t-ACK
FIlli:HIKl
I.IMITKP,
1
.
AI'Kiiraiii.
atiNtaaL
ot.
Oaftlfi.i.
in..
wi
viTiprvvvmvnia
r.T.NI,.,,fl
Claim,
altuai
In
tlw
Ihi.i.i...
"
oivniini
or
i:aMiar.
Pn
i,
'.'JJ
M
nt
'
l,,r"
fur
..1lrt
I.
Fred
lawaon,
f.i.i
ii.
'"""ii
inii'iiua
,
iiit
"i"m'
inV
ik.
.?..:.'r.'j,,r:,r..vi.j:":
fnu-n
n...
1
i"iriM'n-
m
iiiiiaiiuiia
Pd
riiVih..'
I'.""
"W
'mm.
IIm
i.:.."'i
""I"'
i"
rnminriireu
uu
iii"iii
'
,,,fn
cmifirai
of
Im
thli
30th
day
of
Auiuil.
A.P
Don't
let
your
mind
remain
at
home.
Don't
he
nelfinh.
We
are.
here
lininy
but
tomorrow
we
nrhy
he
somewhere
ee
(ri
some
other
province.
Ti.ui
u1
wliy
I
ewy
riunpiire
the
works
or
Hie
Melghen
government
wilh
(he
work
if
Hie
Kintf
iroeriinifiif
and
I
think
you
will
wend
Fred
fiorn
iacn
m
f
i,itnWa
io
help
.nirkiMi.iP
mriB
give
ihe
went
nil
even
break.
1
What
Contervatlve
Offer
Wluil
have
(he
Conervntfve
to
offer?
What
have
for
HritiMi
Columbia
and
Prineei
lluperl
apd
the
four
wel,,ni
pn-Wnre
in
i.
mt
Jxinl
)mitp
Ihe
renmrk
of
Mr.
Steven
in
ll24
when
he
told
the
pep0
ofj
nnrnuver
that
riiuliztitfnn
of
freight
rn(T
wiin
not
in
t
Ii
i
r-own
inlercli..
think
he
mfsml
nut
to
hii
inlerewl.
Thai
i
why
lie
nune
.all
Ihe
way
hnek
from
Oltawa,
during
the
reren
in
make
Hint
Mud-menl
and
thai
in
Ihe
man
who
i
amiind
telling
)ou
dial
he
i
inlerewled
in
the
ileveoiineii(,
progre.u
nud
iro-perily
of
Canada.
Had
lie
been
truthful
he
would
hate
tnid
he
wan
iulereiiied
in
Ihe
eal
hut
nol
Ihe
went
a
ynu.
would
jinkye
ly
hi
Mtulemenl.
Air.
Micvfim
hitK
(old
you
to
end
Mr.
Huhhy
In
Ollnwa
to
help
Mr.
Meighen
hHp
the
hi
luterelH
and
the
Wall
Pireel
of
Uiiada
pul
(he
loek
and
key
on
your
II.C
port.
If
Mr.
luhhy
in
elerleil
he
will
go
to
Vancouver;
and
ally
liiiii-df
with
Mr.
KlHcn!
If
Mr.
Sleven
in
elerled
to
niNkj
Ihe
went
ax
Ihey
have
done
lip
Ihe
pal.
Wheat
Through
Vancouver
I
How
ruurli
wheut
i
ROing!
llinuigli
lh
port
of
Vanrouver
liHlay
The
Hiicwer
mut
lie
"one
hundred
million
huheln.
Then
look
hack
ami
-re
iimr
now
I
limed
wa
going
llirough
(ha!
port
in
1USI
and
lite
anwer
will!
he
"none.".
v
ho
were
the
men
and
lo
what
party
did
Ihey
helong
that
made
il
poi.thle
for
the
opening
op
of
that
iMtrt
a
a
ohipiier
of
tntn
Kiirely
yoa
will
nol
ay
tt
Ihe
OonervalHe
parlyl
Mahe
ooine
of
you
will
agree
Willi
Mr.
Nirkeron
ami
ay
that
h!
adopted
party
won
the
party
thai
miil
lie
(riven
(he
eredll
How
eould
it
have
ien
when
the
I.Uienil
iiarly
had
a
majority
of
one
in
the
lloue
of
Gommon
and
lliey
were
lldly
in
favor
of
equalitatiiin
of
freiaht
rale
and
the
I'rlnre
lluperl
elevator?
Mr.
.rkeron'i
raoiaiBti
man-
ager
I
oendina-
nut
einwilnr
tel
ler
telling
u
why
lie
ha
taken
the
field
in
favor
of
Mr.
Nleker-on.
He
ay
he
i
not
dl-
grunlleil
iiieinltor
of
oeiely
nor
ha
he
an
axe
lo
grind
for,
a
in
Ihe
pnl,
he
ha
nol
olleilisl
or
experled
any
favor
from
any
political
party.
Mr.
Fritted,
il
tip
m.
And!
it
mii
lull
down
mid
think
hark.
.Mnyhe
Ihe
ii
lot
i.
Hnr
.i
.
i
i
,i....-
'
f
Ihe
to
at
the
itli
i-iitrrini
ih
erwlnrd
lo
h.
II
U
'
i
nr
liw
rimraimn
m
iIm
rirl
ublirni
mi
i'UlJiaoX
Th
"rlrlinl
.
iif
rr
aont
Ow
111
irtl
Jinuarv.
1014.
nivl
1
ll.
,"
f.w
.......
J
favor.
Mavl
he
han
'..
I
Mr.
Slnrk
nol
lug
enough
and
hold
enough
lu
fight
our
hattle
nifwiien
nr
TllxiYmi
ure
liiinolnc
on
Ihe
inlel-
in
llw
miw
oft..
"
...
,
llgenre
oi
llie
eieenir
in
rriori-Ituiiert.
and
Skeena
county
when
you
ny
he
I
not.
Flyln?
Light
Mr.
Hlork
wn
enilored
hy
llipin
in
tl'17
iillhoiigh
the
over-
ea
vote
defeated
litm.
He
had
In
majority
at
home.
He
wan
en-
T
.
....
.
I
dorei
Hi
mil.
lie
iin
givur.
alifaetion
in
Ihe
pant
and
will
in
lhev
Tulure
ylJ
yoq
'aupptirt'
him
In
111?
I.
You
did
nol.
nu
Mipporlcd
Mr
I'eek.
Thl
Hum
you
are
a
l'rogreive
"I'lylnjf
light"
in
other
wonl.
not
carrying
much
weight.
Mr.
Nick-eron
I
a
gooil
rilliten
and
a
real
man
hut
in
had
company.
He
ii
nit
aiiMit
tin-
hini
wiiiTitui.
i.niMi
lll-mlviied.
which
he
u'iii
kiiiiw
on
wrmiM'i
if
Mr.
Xirkernn
were
eiecien
what
could
he
do?
HI
handil
would
he
lied.;
He
would
only,
he
a
wedge
In
the
houe.
Send
Mr.
Work
hack.
IhinH
bite
ill.
hand
that
f
you.
He
I
a
real
Canadian
we
tern
pioneer.
An
old
time
rehleul
of
,Prince
lluperl
want
your
endnraallifi
no
that
he
ran
go
hack
and
help
Mackeiule
k'inir
help
the
wea
ami
you.
II
I
not
the
east
allied
njrulint
the
went
hut
Hie
monied
inlerea.1
or
Ihe
cast
trying
to
Mpenk
for
all
the
rani
ami
aided
hy
I
he
parly
thai
him
ill-way
heen
Willi
Ihe
intinied
in-(orela,
Ihe
Conervallve
parly
headeil
hy
Mr.
Melghrn.
Pon't
IlKtrti
lo
Mi-kIhM!'
pll-grimuKC
of
woe
uliout
Canada
and
Cuniulians
leaving
our
rounlry
and
Kolntf
lo
the
alate..
Look
up
his
record
ami
Hie
record
or
Ihe
Ulienil
parly
nl
nee
who
hull!
Ihe
wet
ami
vole
nc-conllnKly
nml
If
you
do
you
wll.
vole
fur
Mr.
Stork
and
a
pood
l.ihei'al
(tovernmeiil.
HTF.PIIKN
1)1'
MAS.
Alice
Ann.
You
have
heard
of
the
diversion
of
the
agricultural
products
of
the
prairies
over
the
western
route,
of
the
great
in
crease
in
the
annual
crop,
of
elevators
raising
their
huge
bins
in
the
great
port
of
Vancouver,
of
ships
from
every
nation
in
the
world
draining
their
yellow
gold.
There
has
been
an
industrial
development
that
few
can
credit.
No
one
can
say
that
this
development
is
not
actually
due
to
the
Liberal
government
policy
of
equalization
of
freight
rates.
From
no
lesser
person
than
C.
W.
Beatty,
president
of
the
C.P.R.,
we
hear
that
business
activity
is
greater
in
Vancouver
than
any
other
city
in
the
Dominion.
Do
you
want
the
west
still
to
prosper?
Are
you
in
favor
of
In
The
Letter
Box
NEW
VIEW
OF
TARIFF
Kill
tor.
Daily
Now:
Ixn't
II
h
fact
thill
iT
production
coats
were
lower
in
f.aniula
limit
In
the
United
Stales
llinl
Canada
would
el
the
world'
huincn
in
commodities
which
are
coiiDiuui
lo
hoth
countries?
So.
II
mine
lo
thi:
Thi
liiph
tariff
nRitulion
I
merely
a
Yankee
scheme
to
kill
Canadian
manufacturing,
ami
mi
leave
our
natural
resource
a
jirey
nT
their
manufnoturers.
If
there
1
not
a
scheme,
on
fool
why
have
the
sinew
of
war
from
the
United
Slates
heen
ill-verled
from
the
l'rottressivo
chest
lo
Hint
of
Ihe
Conservatives?
None
enn
deny
thai
the
rank
anil
file
of
the
Progressives
are
nontluscii
hy
Ihe
ncllons
of
their
lenders.
hTe
answer
Is
liecauso
the
American
monied
Inleresls
have
scon
tho
light,
hecauso
of
no
Vote
fot
ester
progress
or
reaction?
Premier
King
has
declared
himself.
He
says,
throughout
Canada,
that
trade
is
moving
to
the
Pacific:
He
believes
in
the
policy
of
equalization
he
is
for
the
west
not
because
he
is
prejudiced,
but
because
he
realizes
that
the
very
future
of
the
Dominion
hedges
on
National
Unity
and
equality
for
every
section
of
Canada
King
has
a
policy
for
populating
the
open
spaces;
it
is
the
standardization
and
equalization
of
freight
rates
a
tariff
that
has
due
regard
to
the
present
stage
of
the
country's
development,
that
is
light
on
the
implements
of
production,
raw
materials
for
our
basic
industries,
the
necessaries
of
life
and
commodities
from
the
nations
in
the
British
Commonwealth.
other
source
of
capital
heiiiK;
attained,
also
for
development.
avuiliihle,
heeanse
of
the
wnr.
American
capitalist
fear
no
competition
in
Canada,
n
are
propnriup
through
their
hranch
factories
lo
hold
Ihe
Canadian
people
up
for
n
hi
ah
or
price-than
the
Americans
pay.
It's
uliout
time
Cnnndiun
nlso
huw
the
light
and
realised
that
their
competitor
Is
the
United
States,
no
-other
couiilrles
have
similar
natural
resources
and
lower
the
tariff
on
tho
manufactured
articles
from
countries
liuvlntf
dissimilar
nrflurul
resources
so
that
Hie
thlnps
which
we
riinnot
manufactory
ourselves
will
eon'ie
In
cl'ieap
anil
so
lower
the
eus
of
livjnpr
to
the
people
ns
a
whole,
mill
the
cost
of
production
lo
our,
manufacturers
in
particular
in
the
things
which
we
are
filled
tl"'innnufac,-ture
hecaiiHC
of
our
natural
ro-sourccs.
Finally,
I
will
say
Hint
In
order
to
offset
Hie
superior
tenh-nhine
of
American
manufno-Itircrs,
it
is
nhsolulely
necessary
that
chuuper
production
must
bt
il
is
necessary
Unit
this
crtlzy
idea
of
Iiviiiik
hy
simply
taking
in
our
own
waslnnu
lie
exploded.
ItATKiXAl.
AND
NATIONAL
REPLY
TO
J.
H.
MEAGHER
Kditor,
Daily
News:
In
your
issue
of
Monday
appears
a
letter
from
J.
11.
Meairher.
Agent,
Deep
Sea
Fishermen'
t
nion.
As
a
private
eitiien
Mr.
Meagher
has
a
perfect
right
to
express
any
opinion
he
may
have
concerning
Mr.
Slork,
Mr.
Mck
erson
or
Mr.
Hushhy
or
anyone
else.
As
"agent"
for
a
union.
however,
he
must
confine,
his
puhlfc
utternnces
tn
the
instructions
of
his
union.
All
secretaries
must
do
litis.
As
fishermen
we
have,
no
kuowlidgcjnf
any
instructions
having
heen
given
our
agent
in
reference
lo
the
political
Situation.
In
fad
it
ts'tMir
policy
lo
refrain
from
taking
part
in
polit
trill
conl
roycrsie
as
a
unioiw
Since
our
agent
has
unfortu
nately
seen
Nt
to
discuss
the
sit
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HOW
do
YOU
feel
about
the
development
of
your
own
great
West?
Whatever
your
political
affiliations,
you
are
bound
to
admit
that
1921
marked
a
turning
point
in
western
progress.
Today
the
world
has
its
eyes
on
British
Columbia
this
is
the
route
to
the
markets
of
the
globe,
whether
on
the
Atlantic
or
Pacific
Economy!
Prosperity!
nation
we
would
remind
him
that
organized
Intmr
in
Canada
has,
sone
on
record
condemning
Ihe!
present
federal
government
and
its
minister
of
labor
in
most.
scathing
terms.
(Signed)
Mcmhers
of
Deep
Page
seven
For
the
first
time
since
1913,
the
Liberal
Government
announces
a
surplus
in
the
country's
budget
a
surplus
of
$4,816,000.
This
in
spite
of
a
reduced
taxation,
in
spite
of
the
fact
that
the
country
under
Meighen's
leadership
pent
$464,000,000
in
1921,
while
in
1925
$350,000,000
was
spent
by
Mackenzie
King.
For
every
four
dollars
spent
by
the
Conservatives,
the
Liberals
spent
three!
Vote
for
F.
Stork,
M.P.
Liberal
Candidate
Sea
Fishermen'
Union,!
J.
M.
MOKUISI
)N,
V..
C.
TIHHKTS,
J.
PAItSONS,
A.
NICKF.USON.
Still
.With
Us
Pat
How's
,ver
hushnnd?
Mrs.
O'ltegnn
He's
underground
now.
PalSlnire.
I
didn't
know
it
Poor
man
I
Mrs.
O'llogau
Faith,
he's
got
a
igood
joh
in
the
subway.
LAND
ACT.
Nolle
of
Intantlon
to
Apply
to
Purchai
Land.
In
Ihe
laind
neeorilina-
District
of
Prlnre
lluperl.
and
belnr
portion
or
l.ul
twenly-rour
tt4),
Hani
rive
(,
r:nai
IHalrlrt.
TAKE
MITICK
that
Frlliell'a
Llnilled
of
Prinre
nuMrl,
M.:..
merrhanta.
Intend
to
apply
rnr
iermlalon
tn
purrliaie
llie
rollowlnir
dearrllH'd
Unill:
l
iilniiienrlna
at
a
iat
planted
al
the
norlluail
rorner
or
lot
twenty
rour
(4
ranae
rive
&,
Coast
Ulilrlcl.
thenc
luuth
tbirty-twe
cliitnii
tUanc
nu
forty
chain:
thvnrp
mirth
elctit
rhalu
uairi'
or
Irs,
lu
tilth
waier
mark;
tlirme
uortheasl
aliniK
hib
water
mark
to
point
of
ciiiuuieiutnit-nt.
and
conlaluint
ciarbtT
(10)
acri,
more
or
leM.
l-HIZZElX'S
UMtTtD.
Al'uliuuit
Dated
AutuH
Hth.
a..D-
Mli.
GOVERNMENT
LIQUOR
ACT
Nolle
of
Application
for-
Baar
Lleona.
.ioti:e
h
UEitr.RY
cive.n
ttut
on
tt
IMh
day
of
ortourr.
li,
the
urulrr-MllifU
liilrml
to
apl'tT
to
IIm
Liquor
Control
Hoard
rnr
a
hwiw
in
raiix-i
lo
irnnlia,
brinir
part
of
Itw
building
known
a.
Skldeirald
hoardlnir
llousf.
Win-atl
at
SkltrlP,
iiihhi
thn
laiwl
d-trlb.'d
as
Uvt
u,
RWk
4,
aerordlnr
to
a
n-rliUfml
map
or
plan
UrpiMltMl
In
tb
I
ami
liklatr.y
orrim
at
Hi
City
nr
I'rlnre
ltnixrt
and
nnmb.nit
948,
for
lh
nali
of
Ihit
hy
Hi.
alas
or
by
ttio
nnn
boltht
for
roniiinllm
on
the
preinU.
Palrd
at
Sklilenate.
H.O.
thla
HIUi
day
or
September.
ISJJ.
KtlMUM)
C.
8TEVEN3,
Owner.
InnlieaiH
LAND
ACT..
In
the
Atlln
Land
niortri
or
CaMlar.
TAKB
NOTICE
thai
f,
Rllntilot
Not!
Poller,
of
Mew
York.
N.Y..
ll.HJl
oeru-liaiion
broker.
Inlands
lo
apply
for
per
inlalon
lo
ptirrhase
the
followlni
do
vtrlbed
lands:
Cinomenrtnir
at
a
poal
planted
abunl
t(
rhJlns
aoulh
of
Parlor'
Point
on
thp
weal
aide
-if
TarHh
Lake,
about
eleven
mllea
aoulh
of
llie
Yukon
boundary
Hue:
Ihenee
weal
tn
rbalna;
tlieuee
north
40
rhalna;
henee
east
tO
rlialnat
thetir
aoolherly
roltowlnr
aloni
the
shore
Una
nr
Tarth
Lake
In
rmlnl
or
rnniineneeiHenl.
aald
iiarrel
conialnlor
an
arrea.
more
or
leaa.
ELII'Iilet
NotT
PorrrB.
AppliranL
Fred
Liwioa,
Aktal
OlUd
iufult
IStfa.