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HOLIDAY
.
Thursday
afternoon.
Sep-
lender
10,
Is
hereby
do-
clared
a
Piddic
Holiday
In
order
llml
nil
miav
be
en-
abled
lo
iwirllcluale
In
Kx-
inmiion
doings.
S.
M.
NHWTON.
Mayor.
Ilrooklyn
3-fi.
.New
Yioxk
5-0
L
lAOh
2-3.
HaMoud!;.
Cincinnati
10.
IMIfsburg
0.
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If).
Piiiladelidiia
C
American
Leaque
New
York
10.
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8.
Washinjiton
2-2
Cleveland
8-3
I'hihidelpliia
II.
Chicajto
5.
lio-lou
5,
St.
Louis
1.
SUNDAY
GAMES
'
National
League
PillVburg
5-7,
'v
York
J-L.
Cincinnati
5-1.
Ilrooklyn
0-3.
American
League
lloston
11-0,
St.
Louis
4-1.
Waslunulon
t.
Cleve'and'
i
Denies
That
he
Was
Read
Out
of
party
by
Vancouver
Province
.
.
rriU'v
iia,A
t-t
.
v.i.inx
sing
jr
mass
meelni?
Siturdal
nisrht
Macienxle
k'init
aceued
II.
It.
Stevens
of
usuiz
parlia
menlary
nnle-haper
and
"fiis
pres-liue
as
a
member
'Of
''Parliament
to
iromle
slock
speculalion
in
fulled
Wales
oil
company,
add-in?
"The
ancouver
Province
newspaper
had
read
Slevens
out
of
Ihe
party.
'Hie
Pv'ovmce
i
Mie
paper
which
is
support
in.r
Sli-vens
in
Vancouver."
YANCOUYlin.
Sent.
13.-
II.
II.
Sievens
in
atldressinii
a
meeting
Saturday
nfjrlil
at
the
Vancouver
HoUvi
denied
that
he
had
been
read
tut
of
the
varty
4y
the
Prov
live.
Also
he
cDiatgel
Ilia'.
Hie
sigualure
on
Hie
letter
pub
lished
in
the
Vancouver
Sun
and
alleged
to
4)
a
facsimile
of
one
U'f.ffli,l
1.-
.Jl
.1.
.
f
J.
0.
Sleen
SmitlietM
on
'Minn's
train
came
m
.Saturday
f
roi'u
after
C.
W.
PECK,
M.
L
A.;
Cr
BRADY
and
MRS.
A.
1
PATERSON
Will
Address
a
Public
Meeting
In
Auditorium
(Skating
Rink)
MONDAY
EVENING,
SEPTEMBER
13,
AT
8
P.M.
TlllPUHLIC
IS
COHPIALLV
1NV1TKD
TAXI
Boston
Grill
5
and
Ambulance
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
Service
floor
for
hire.
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
fund
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
RUPERT
the
latest
and
beat
for
the
PRINCE
and
6th
8L
least.
Phone
467.
WATT
VIDECK,
Pr,
0
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
'r.
VOL,
XVI.,
No.
214.
'If
V
PHINCK
HUPEHT.
H.
(i,
MONDAY.
SF.PTKMBKH
1'3,
1020.
Yeirrdrf
Clrculition,
uti
i
Slrett
Stln
tit
pmcE
rnrs
ciLYrs.
i,
n
Return
from
Tour
of
District
Fred
Stork
Declares
he
will
Win
as
Result
of
his
Clean
Campaign
EDITORIAL
IROUGHT
BACK
NOTHING
fin
Ihe
Torj'
committee
room
il
cartoon
winch
intimates!
at
Fred
blork
niutle
five
trips
Ottawa
utid
brought
Lack
no
ting.
11
is
possible
mat
some;
tuple
may
believe
thai,
yet
Icryone
know-
the
elevalor,
the
Hung
ttiaf
Prince
Hupert
tuple
look
to
for
their
fiilun
-perify
above
everything
e
was
se'Ureu
ny
ireu
mork
utnoiiiil
of
'-amoiiflage
or
kitting
of
farls
can
gel
away
jm
that
tai
l.
The
elevator
rune
unpen
was
secured
trough
the
excellent
work
jne
by
Fred
Sloik
at
Ottawa.
!
Who
i
it
who
is
saying
lie
not
pet
it?
11
is
the
Con-
irvativcs
who
opposed
ils
rom-
here.
All
know
how
ulreiiu-
ily
Sir
lleury
liravliiii,
arting
fenne
opjoed
Hie
vote
lor
e
nev
uior.
r.veryoue
miows
at
Mr
Meighen
himself
op
ised
I
tha:
II.
II.
Steven
lr.
mioii.
II.
II.
Henuett
and
other
iding
men
hi
the
Conervativo
binet
not
only
voted
but
spoke
raiiit
it.
and
then
they
have
le
asMimnre
10
roine
nere
ami
k
Proire
Hupert
to
send
a
btiservalive
to
represent
us
ul
lllawa.
(Happily
Prince
llupert
itcoplc
nol
fools.
They
ran
They
kniw
that
praclloally
krry
T
ry
io
the
House
of
Com
ton
vole
against
ITinre
Uu-
rrl
elevalor
and
have
opHed
let-y
thing
etf
for
this
nty
Fhev
opK)-ed
(lie
lease
lu
the
i
tie
nt
Pool
and
"poke
of
il
as
at
ipn'oii!
measure.
I'
Sbjrk
has
done
nothing
llie
elevalor
is
a
rniwning
ri;k
ami
me
ea-iiiR
lo
me
Uieat
Pool
was
the
best
kind
"'ategv
so
far
as
Prince
Ilu
concerned
and
it
was
i:d
IniMiiess
for
the
nation.
iTEVENS
SUES
VANCOUVER
SUN
VANCOIVFJI.
Sept.
13.
Hon.
.
fk
Steven
today
raused
a
writ
u
issued
in
Hie
Supreme
Court
-a
;
sl
Mic
Sun
Publishing
Co.'
in
lloucrt
J.
Cromle.
iiroinsetor
tf
tie
'
oinnany.
claiming
$100,-
i
damages
for
alleged
libel
bene
of
'tie
publication
on
Sep.
n:er
7
of
a
facsimile
of
a
let-
dated
November
i.
1022.
pur-Mi
to
have
been
written
by
i
ptamliff
regarding
the
Ca-an
1
.
8.
Oil
Corporation,
wi
il
also
charges
libel
in
ochrtn
wit
It
other
statements
ii
if
with
Mie
oil
company
and
nal
published.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
People
Everywhere
Object
to
Mud
Slinging
and
Vilification
by
Tory
Orators
'who,
Were
Brought
Here
f
Completing
a
lour
of
the
constituency
with
u.visii
to
Stewart
and
other
northern
points.
Fred
Stork
t
home
in
readiness
for
ihe
bit
meeting
tonight
looking
like
u
winner
and
declaring
the
vote
tomorrow
will
show
that
clearly.
He
says
Ihe
lour
has
convinced
him
thai
a
clean
campaign
is
what
Jie
people
waul
and
will
support.
At
Stewart,
for
instance,
where
they
had
the
greatest
meoting
ever
held
ut
the
mining
town,
even
Conserva-.ives
came
to
him
after
it
was
over
and
complimented
him
on
he
fact
that
he
was
discussing
the
isnes
and
not
devoting
him-elf
to
a
campaign
of
mud
slinging
and
villification.
They
siu
r
r
4-
HOW
TRUTH
HURTS
SHOWN
BY
COL.
PECK
ALICE
ARM
8PEECH
Colonel
pfek
in
ins
pe-rli
at
Alice
Aim
uliowed
how
much
the
trull
hurts
by
liU
is
what
the
coioue:
itorted
to
have
said:
"Here
is
our
old
friend
the
Prince
iluiert
Daily
.Vrw
I
used
to
read
it
it
has
not
rhansed
sinee.
It
in
the
same
Old
painjc.
It
has
Ihe
same
old
type
and
Ihe
same
old
head
lines
and
!.
fillwl
with
Ibe
same
old
4
Ivintr
lilieral
nronaSanda.
It
ink
dimmer,
.
more
ragged
frMn
print
inf
canard
and
tni-rureenta
tMn
aaninst
tin-
ST.
LOUIS
IS
LOSING
OUT
Now
Only
One
Oame
Ahead
of
Cincinnati
With
Pittsburg
Close
Behind
XKW
YClllK.
Sei.l.
13
-
3..
l.ouis
toilay
found
Ineir
prtp
on
the
National
League
race
shaved
to
a
single
?eriu'
and
coufrnuteC
not
only
with
the
Cincinnati
menace
but
also
a
formidable
challenge
by
I'illsburjr,
who
refuse
lo
be
counted
out.
While
St.
Louis
was
idle
Sunday,
Cincinnati
.
look
V
double
ueader
rrom
Urooklyn.
HaWi
Hio
itedf
and
Cardinal
have
thirteen
3,'uiic.-
to
play.
Pitlsbuiv
defeated
.New
York
twice
Sunday
ftefore
10.000
Tan
at
Ihe
polo
uroumls.
SATURDAY
GAMES
National
Games
lit
was
particularly
refreshing
at-
4
ter
tin
spenkw
they
had
heard
jin
the
Ilrady
interests.
t
Mr.
Stork
says
there
is
uo
sha-
daw
of
a
doubl
us
to
Ihe
outcome
.
of
the
campai
-ii.
He
has
bad
nne
expet'ii-m-c
in
campaiiiiiiir-;
iau.l
he
iiiK-As
well
that
he
will
be
lie-eleetod.
i
.iieak.uz
of
the
conduct
of
the
unseemly
resentment.
Here
jranpaiH
which
is
now
prac:-cul-
is
re-
y
rotiipiew-d.
Mr.
siork
says
that
on
.a
lormer
orrt'sioii
wtien
Uie
Liberals
brought
in
two
sjeaker
from
the
soutii
there
was
a
pro-
let
from
four
or
five
years
aao,
and
was
CoifsiTva
lives.
Xow
a
wholesale
importa
tion
o
all
and
sundry'
from
the
"political
byway
of
Vancouver
and
.other
places.
First
there
was
I
Premier
Mejpheii.
followed
!
Howser,
Uavler.
ilitielieiifr.
Mrs.
'''"'"T'.TlPa'w-n,
-on
Iadncr,
Colonel
.
a
Imi.v
lam
Irrin-f
to
talk
live
-arty,
hut
olherise
is
the
same
old
sheet."
it
Uiv
oeifnief
Skeeua
out
-jf
the
OMrna-
ra
rM
ho
-1
TlTt
to
the
i
rand
I
runs
l'aeiiu-
and
rrince
liuperi,
and
lte"fleatr
construction
and
leao.
A
short
tunc
.1"
a
boywtl
of
Vancoiier
fi
it-
hostility
to
I'rince
huiit
was
freely
discussed.
Mr.
SJork
tiiii!bt
it
was
impudent
to
say
Ho-
least
for
Van-coHwr
to
cme
ti
re
to
tell
the
people
of
1'riiic
llupert
how
vote.
If
ftiey
pot
what
was
roin-!iu
lo
them
Prince
Hupert
people
would
show
them
the
;a!e
as
he
said
lliey
vvoiiid
uo
tnmon
"y.
STEVENS
STILL
CENTRE
OF
WAR
Sensational
Disclosure
of
Stevens
Letter
Causes
Large
Falling
Away
of
Support
Here
Prime
Iliiperi
Conservatives
received
a
great
shock
when
they
heard
thai
their
idol,
Ihe
first
lieutenant
rt
Premier
Meighen.
had
been
caught
red-handed
in
what
is
'
i
geuerally
looked
uioii
as,
to
say
the
least,
a
shady
transaction
in
ionneclion
with
the
promotion
of
an
American
(HI
Company;
This
would
bring
disgiace
oiMhe
House
of
Commons
by
ii-hjjt
Ihe
stationery
of
that
body
in
forwarding
the
promoliiiu
of
a
company
which
proved
to
be
simply
a
slo
k-M
llmg
affair
by
means
of
which
it
is
estimated
people
of
Katern
Canada
and
Ihe
United
Slates
lost
.coiun.
The
company
wu
the
tlaiiailian
l
S.
Oil
andHf
fining
Corioralfoii
and
Ihe
letter,
allegedly
written
by
Mr.
5rt;veiis
whii
h
has.
just
been
made
public,
wa
written
on
a
House
of
Commons
leUerhead
and
was
a
certificate
pf
relkibUUy
tor
a
content
which
wa-
by
no
means
relinbfe,
but
wliilfi
has
since
gouef
itrio
liipiidation
und
tauseil
-ose
to
Caiw,
dian
people
who
were
induced
to
pill
money
into
Ot
the
letter
washhe
llominioii
coal
of
arms
and
at
the
end
of
the
letter
vvns
"Member
of
Parliament
for
the
City
of
aii.-ouver.
Naturally
Ihe
dirovery
has
caned
u
falling
away
of"
Mippot!
from
the
Conservative
cause.
LIBERALS
'TO
MAKE
GAINS
Good
Working
Majority
Is
Expected
as
Resiilt
of
Election
Tomorrow.
OTTAWA,
Sept.
13.
The
Central
committee,
which
has
been
In
close
touch
with
the
.political
situation
all
over
the
country
asserts
that
the
Liberals
will
rnake
a
very
consider
able
gain
In
the
election
tomorrow
which
will
insure
them
a
good
working
majority.
It
Is
estimated
that
In
the
next
House
there
will
be:
Liberals
.133
Conservatives
S4
Other
Creeps
28
The
committee
bases
Its
figures
on
the
most
reliable
reports
It
Is
possible
to
geL
It
shows
the
following
gains
by
provinces:
Prince
Edward
Island
.
.
1
Nova
Scotia
S
New
Brunswick
3
Quebeo
1
Ontario
S
Manitoba
S
Saskatchewan
.
2
Alberta
5
British
Columbia
2
TWO
TO
ONE
ON
STORK
IS
TURNED
DOWN
Lady
Invades
the
Conservative
Rooms
Looking
For
Man
Who
Bluffed
Her.
.
.
Even
two
to
one
bet-i
on
Stork
are
not
being
taken
by
Conservatives.
At
the
weekend
the
paid
whlppers-up
of
the
Tories
managed'
to
put
enough
life
Into
them
to
get
them
to
take
a
little
Liberal
money
at
two
to
one
on
Stork,
but
the
enthusiasm
soon
faded
out
when
It
was
found
that
there
was
unlimited
money
offered
on
those
terms
by
both
Liberals
and
Conservatives,
who
feel
onfldent
he
will
win.
Today
It
Is
practically
Impossible
to
secure
a
wager.
Victory
for
the
Liberal
candidate
Is
conceded.
One
lady
at
the
week-end
Is
reported
to
have
invaded
the
Conservative
committee
rooms
to
call
the
bluff
of
a
man
who
had
offered
to
take
her
two
to
one
offer.
Pattullo
Arrives
from
Interior
and
Says
he
Sees
Victory
tor
,y
Legislature
Opposed
Court
House
Here.
That
Stork
will
be
elected
loniorrnw
is
ihe
strong
opinion
ol
Hon.
T.
II.
Pattullo,
who
is
back
from
a
short
campaign
visit
to
the
interior
and
who
will
give
Ihe
people
here
his
final
verdict
oil
the
situation
at
the
mass
meeting
here
loniKht.
Mr.
Pattullo
visited
Terrace.
Ilnxellon,
Smilhrrs
ami
Hums
Lake
and
found
support
for
Stork
jihsl
as
strong,
if
not
stronger,
than
lasl
year.
tie
says
uiai
ne
can
see
uoiiuug
aueau
out
i.ioerni
victory
uom
here
nud
tliroughoiil
Ihe
Dominion.
The
departure
of
Canon
Ilnu
lniiffe
for
the
south
last
nisht
reminded
Mr.
Pattullo
that
he,
as
well
as
all
the
oilier
Tories
in
reminded
.Mr.
Pattullo
that
he
as
well
as
all
the
other
Tories
in
the
Legislature
with
one
solitary
exemption,
voted
against
Prince
Hupert'j"
court
house
and
spoke
against
il.
In
fact
they,
like
Ihe
Federal
Cotiservativei,
have
a1-
ways
oeeii
agamsi
rnnce
uu-
pert.
Mr.
Howser
openly
staled
in
the
Legislature
that
his
party
initiated
the
P.U.K.
solely
for
tho
purpose
of
diverting
Ihe
Iraffic
of
the
Orand
Trunk
Pacific
lo
Vancouver.
These
are
Hie
men,
Mr.
Pattullo
says,
who
are
ilow
asking
Prince
Rupert
people
to
support
lliem.
GILL
WITHDRAWS
YAXCOUVKJl,
iMpt.
13.
-.lames
Hill,
independent
candidate
In
North
Vancouver,
announce
he
has
-withdrawn
from
the
federal
contest
through
lack
of
support
although
his
name
will
appear
Tremendous
Ovation
is
Given
Mackenzie
King
Eight
Thousand
Ottawa
Expresses
Confidence
in
Outcome
of
Election
Tomorrow
and
Looks
for
Strong
Liberal
Majority
OTTAWA,
Sept.
UL
A
tremendous
ovation
was
given
Mac-
jkenzie
King
here
Saturday
night
by
-.glit
thousand
peop.e
who
Igatheied
to
hear
Ihe
Liberal
leader
in
the
final
big
meeting
of
l
tits
prolonged
campaign
lasting
two
months,
during
which
he
'deliveied
several
addresses
each
lay.
He
expressed
confidence
in
the
outcome
of
the
election
tomorrow
and
declared
he
;
believed
he
would
be
given
a
strong
majority
lu
enable
him
to
'carry
out
Liberal
poloies
unhampered.
I)icussing
Ihe
Liberal
policy,
the
leader
reviewed
the
record
'of
the
government
and
urged
thai
under
a
Liberal
regime
the
Dominion
bad
been
aide
to
reduce
i
the
tariff.
Uie
inrorne
tax,
the
railway
liabilities
ami
in
addition
j
to
that
Ibey
had
reduced
Uie
na-;
.tional
debt.
I
j
Mr.
Kiiiji
said
he
bad
just
come
J
from
Oshawa
w1iere.be
believed
'he
had
been
able
to
persuade
the
'citizens
Uiat
the
Liberal
(lovem-
Pattullo
is
In
Fighting
Trim
and
jment.
wDich
was
accused
of
hav-'
j
Fred
Stork
Much
Enthused
lTtSi
ruined
-Oshawa
for
three
-
'days'
perhaps
knew
better
what
In
aJdilioi.
to
fred
riturk
and
jwas
rood
for
the
auto
industry
,
Hon.
T.
I.
Pattullo,
Thomas
'than
some
people
who
bad
com-jlleid,
reeve
of
Surrey,
president
;o)ained
most.
i
Hie
I
nion
of
HJC.
Municipals
:
'
ties
and
chairman
of
the
Fraser
wtm
llllinrrr
valley
neeves
Association,
win
a
Was
Handling
Loaded
Qun
Carelessly.
FLVA.
Man..
Sept.
la.
Wert
Uoldeti.
'5
years
of
a?e.
of
Cliil-livvack.
H
visitinsr
hi-s
brother
jbere.
accideutly
shot
and
killed
i
himself
when
setliny
out
on
a
shootm?
trip"
with
a"
party.
The
I
hammer
eaujrlit
when
be
was
jdrawmg
Ihe
yuti
toward
him.
!
WERE
QUIETLY
!
MARRIED
TODAY
Miss
Winifred
Bury
Became
Bride
of
Hubert
Milton
at
Waldron
Apartments
Today.
The
marriage
took
place
quietly
at
the
Waldron
Apartment
al
10.30
Ibis
morning
of
Miss
Winifred
Uury,
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Itichard
Hury
of
this
city,
and
Hubert
Milton,
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
Milton
of
Copland
Ilev.
F.
.
Tomer
officiated
and
the
witnesses
were
Mrs.
Hury.
mother
and
Hie
bride,
and
Kobert
v-
Liberal
Candidate
at
all
Points
ST
jiiert,
Ihe
room
being
a
ijuarter-
n
AHantlnn
In
Frt
That
Hlnrhr.llf
f
and
Olher
Tnslet
In
master
01
Uie
llrilllllUlse
lenuer
Xevvinpton.
MICHEL
WINS
FROM
EDMONTON
CALUES
ruMiiviiiV
Cut
It
j
Tlinl
IREID
TO
SPEAK
HERE
TONIGHT
Is,ea
biielly
at
the
final
meet-tinjr
Jiif
the
campaign
at
the
West-
It
a
liTrrllTTF
h"""
lueatrt
tonijint.
air.
ueia
KY
Al
I
II
I
P
PHI
bfxe
in
charee
of
the'
Fraser
lil
nVVliLim
valley
display
al
the
fair.
!
llrti.
T.
I.
Pattullo
is
in
good
Chllllwack
Man
Visiting
Manitoba
NfH'lW
trim
and
Kred;Stork
is
enttiusea
over
uis'
'successes
in
the
places
he
has
visited.
They-
will
be
the
hief
speakers
WniVbt.
The
meeting
eommences
at
etisht
sharp
anl
it
is
suggested
I
bat
early
a'
tendance
is
the
only
vay
or
mat
ing
sure
qT
a
Rood
seal.
S.
K.
Parker
will
preside.
DISILLUSIONED
IMMIGRANTS
IN
HALIFAX
TODAY
Were
Told
Nova
Scotia
CaplUl
Was
In
U.
S.
and
Were
Landed
Near
There.
HALIFAX,
ssepf.
13.
Hetween
150
and
200
Sicilians,
disillusioned,
sea
weary
and
footsore
were
rounded
uu
and
cared
for
by
Lniounled
police
and
immigration
vfficial
along
the
main
highway
Wtvveen
this
city
and
lill
Cove
on
St.
Margaret's
Hay,
10
miles
southward,
while
the
Italian
steamer!
Doric,
which
they
declared
Ibey
had
paid
from,
two
to
ten
thousand
tire
each
to
be
landed
in
the
Lniled
States
was
held
at
Mill
Cove.
According
to
the
statements
of
Ihe
immigrants,
they
were
promised
passage
tolhe
United
State
iiultfieca1faln''"6f
'Clie
n'hip
entered
Mill
Cove
and
told
them
it
was
only
-i
t
r
vu.Mn
which
was
in
the
United
States
was
"
won
Saturday
by
a
two
Rll
,
,
,..
X
,,
.
...
j...
i
;and
work
would
be
awaiting
them
Kdmonton
lal-K.
draw
azainst
the
liu
in-
l
irl.pl
'flip
It.
V..
ennten-
"
iders
winn
two
weeks
ago
on
their',
Mrs.
A.
Kirhiuond
and
child
'own
grounds
by
a
two
to
one
ailed
last
night
on
t.lie
Prince!
count,
thus
winning
the
round
li
Hupert
for
Vancouver.
'lo
3.
A
Public
Meeting
Will
be
Held
in
the
..
(
WE5THOLME
THEATRE
MONDAY
EVENING,
SEPTEMBER
13,
AT
8
P.M.
The
meeting
will
be
addressed
by
Hon.
T.
D.
Pattullo
&
Fred
Stork
Minister
of
Lands
Liberal
Candidate
SIUIS
HIvSF.UYFI)
FOH
LAWKS
FATJlYHODY
WKLCOMK
on
the
ballot
pupers.
,
.there.
(hree
miles
(o
Halifax
CANADIAN
TRANSPORTER
SANK
GERMAN
FREIGHTER
III
KXOS
AIHFA
Sept
13.
The
Cerman
freighter
Christen
Vin-
nen,
bound
for
Ktirope.
has
been
sunk
in
the
Panama
lliver.
She
was
m
collision
with
the
Ilrillsh
steamer
Canadian
Transporter.
The
crew
nf
the
Vinnen
was
saved".
....
-
NOTICE
TO
LIBERALS
OF
8KEENA
RIDING
'
'
:
The
Liberal
committee
rooms,
303
Third
Aye.,
next
to
the
F.lectric
Hakerr.
will
bo
open
every
afternoon
and
evening
until
election
day.":
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