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PARTY
POLICY
BRINGING
UP
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By
George
McManiu
REPUDIATION
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The
newspaper
friend
of
Mr.
Mefglien
are
having
quite
a
busy
time
tlie.o
day
rjn!ial
iriKv
hi
'platform
associates,
-
Week
before
Jast
they
reptidiat-
edrDouret,
lecau.e
his'
Mangarel
.scandal
blew
up
ami
loft
(he
"'party
"looking
a
though
it
had
4,heen
caught
robling
a
hen
roost.
k
La.
week
the
;repudiaIM
NiT
cHplsmii
because
lie
said
a
departmental
building
In
some
pas-torn
city
was
run
like
a
bawdy
house-
and
thus
started
several
thousand
civil
servants
of
both
sexes
hunting
for
Conservative
scalps!.
This
week
they
are
repudiating
Leaeork
be'causeVhe
made
a
fool
of
himself
arid
forced
half
the
parly
nominees
in
the
country
to
disclaim,
jjarJwipaijojx
In
hi
opinions.
orhlrt
that
anything
should
be
Igaid.to
discourage,
(he
prosecu-tfqn
of
so
ohvioiislj-
urgent
a
jan-rJ'P
of
the
party
platform
brijfade.
:
Heaven
knows
it
was
needed.
But
with
only
three
weeks
more
lo
go
the.
repudiator
really"
I
haven't
half
M,
n
i
,
I
ui
miu
tiirr"
i.h
a
can-j
jiaie
on
oecK
wno
will
require
Iheir
repudiatory
attention
when
I
i
1
1,
..
,
.
...
T
cock
i"
f'an'
Hie
ring
'
Should
Walk
Plank
h
"
,he
U,,f'
vnly
(once,
when
-Luis
Angel
t
Firpo
Dr.'
Manners,
minister
without
bowled
him
from
the
rope
square
anything
to
administer,
has
been
a,
ie
,,oIo
groun,,.,
in
tjiat
me
explaining
that
"gelling
control
moraf,ie
fiKul
of
1923,
has
he
of
p
pction
machinery"
really
ltepn
(ft
hh
feeL
ul
JoIm
13w
meant
gelling
the
chance
to
flood
an(,
,jie
pl)li(.
al
,ar?(,
,,ave
ha(,
Ihe
country
with
Haldy
Robbs,
hin,
frrquently
on
his
back,
pasp-and
that
this
might
help
a
good
injr
for
breath
and
listening
to
deal
in
a
hard-fought
campaign,
the
count
.No
doubt
he
will
be
made
to
walk,,
Mu'st
Watch
Money
.-
be
plank
for
b
urting
out
that!
ifP
,,a!t
been
accused
of
lnil
prlpnrv
nnil
nnl-
1
..
.
.
.
.
.
every-1
.
'
i
t
.
Yu
7
1
V
lining
irom
neing
a
slacker
to
an
Let
the
good
ork
go
on,
Bii-ara0l.
0f
affel-lions
of
other
llemen
There
is
plenty
of
it
wiVM;
men-.,
True.
he
has
never
ahead
lime
is
short,
and
the
pub-,
Uefn
C0Hn,Pl,
ou,
in
Uie
h
,jc
ic
will
stand
a
lot
of
"showing",
ac,ionsf
but
they
have
kept
him
before
they
are
got
to
believe
busier
and
unhappier
than
any
of
that
all
this
scandal-mongering
.,,,
rjns
,qaUdes.
He
has
earn-
"'
-".'7.,.ng
,s
not
pan
and
jMrcel
of
one
deliberately
design-'
...
u.i.iuie
.swiMier
ana
,
n,M,.r
Jin
a
naiir,
canoiii
ana
helpful
discussion
of
public
4s
sues.
PRESENCE
OF
HON
E.
L
PATENAUDE
IN
CABINET
HAS
MUCH
SIGNIFICANCE
(Krimonton
Bulletin)
The
presence
of
Hon.
E.
L.
Pa-lenaude
in
the
cabinet
of
Mr.
Meighen
is
a
circumstance
that
has
as
yet
got
less
attention
than
its
significance
calls
for.
Mr.
Patenaude
is
the
gentleman
who
directed
the
Conservative
cause
in
Quebec
last
October,
and
who
in
the
interests
of
-that
cause
repudiated
Mr.
Meighen
and
told
him
to
do
his
speech-mak-in
somewhere
else.
Mr.
Patenaude
is
the
represen
tative
of
those
interests
In
Montreal
whose
first
aim
in
politics
,V,i'rplicveM
Ihe
people
of
Canada,
of
I
he
National
raiiw'ay'sys5
tern;
.while
leaving
Iheni
its
debts.
The'
National
has
now
tot'
to
th
place
where
it
is
a
proper
y,
woth
having;
parlicujarly
If
It
can
be
got
for
a!
soiur'wWt
ih
putdic
are
left
the
privilege
of
paying
(he
deficits
incurred
in
its
ypar
of
small
income
and
large
outgo.
What
is
equally
to
the
point,
(be
National
has
been
taking
business
away
from
the
C.PJt.
at
a
rate
that
cannot
be
gratifying
tp
Ihe
powerful
interests
associated
with
the
fortunes
of
that
enter
l!
prise.
For
both
reasons
ihe
nrpsptirn
iof
Mr.
PatenaudeMn
(lie
Meighen
.cabinet
augurs
nothing
good
for
.Ihe
public
as
owners
of
the
National
railway
system.
Does
anybody
suppose
Mr.
Meighen
could
make
peace
with
that
crowd
on,
any
but
their
own
terms?
IHI.JACKl)fG
VOTERS
EDMONTON
CHARGED
I
"EDMONTON,
pent.
i-llemnf
lo
"hl-Jack"
Ihe
volers'
list
in
wholesale
Jashkm
ran
on
Ihe
.rocks
again
this
morning
In
both
West
and
East
Edmonton
when
'
the
revising
officers
refused
.
nearly
100
objections
which
bad
been
raised
by
Conservative
workers
agalnsfvolers,
and
left
the
(names
of
those
objected
to
on
the
.lists,
Advertise
In
the
Daily
News.
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Qriu,
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MANY
CRITICS
JACK
DEMPSEY
la
Accused
of
Many
and
Heinous'
Offenses,
But
Has
Still
j
.
Survived.
j
NKW
'ORK,
Sept.
I.
-r
Jack
ack
Dempsey
lias
absorbed
more
.....It.......
.s.ix'll...
at
I.
jMin,iU-
ringtail
nr.
ince
jr
fie
becaTne
world's
heavy-
'weight
champion.
Tl.n
f
t
1
1
ur
.'laiiiia
.'irtuirr
nils
urru
P(,
more
than
sl
million
dollars
inj
rjn?
bu,
hfj,
enemies,
throhi
law
.j,.
have
sought
ten
times
that
much
frojn
him.
Dempsey
often
has
remarked
that
his
Jot,
while
a
moneyed
one,
has
been
anything
but
happy.'
The
eleaner
of
the
streets,
once
re
marked
(he
champion,
had
lest
worry
and
more
enjoyment
from)
his
meagre
earnings
than
the
'
heavyweight
champion
with
all
his
gold.
Kvery
time
Dcmpey
earns
a
dollar
somebody
claims
an
interest
in
it.
Kvery'
time'Dempsey's
pel
dog
growls
over
a
choice
bone
some
grasping
parent
sues
the
champion
for
$100,000.
claiming
the
dog
bit
his
child.
Kvery
time
Dempsey
signs
to
fight,
seventeen
men
claim
to
be
bis
manager
and
seventeen
fighters
claim
they
should
have
been
selected
as
his
opponent
instead
of
the
fellow
who
was.
Another
seventeen
claim
they
should
have
promoted
the
fight.
Dempsey
bag
never
run
from
a
ring
foeman.
but
he
has
had
to
emulate
Charley
Paddock
on
many
iVwcifiion
(p
evade
a
process
server,
than
whom
there
is
no
heavier
,,:a,,''r
,punf
puncher,
'pr'
In
the
opinion
f
lhe
ion.
'
?UIU
Tn'
Threatened
1
inck'Kearjis,'
manager
Of
Ihe
champion
until
lat
August
3,
although
they
split
some
time
ago,
received
fifty
per
cent
of
the
title
holder's
earnings
In
Ihe
ring.
Although
Dempsey
and
Kearns
have
parted
company,
the
former
manager
declares
he
will
go
to
court
to
pet
hair
of
what
the
champion
earns
in
the
fight
with
JTunney.
Then,
in
Chicago,
one
l.
C.
Uements,
a
promoter,
claims
lo
hold
a
contract
"with
Dempsey's
signature
to
fight
Harry
Wills,
lie
also
threatens
.suit.,
while
Paddy
Mulllns,
manager
of
Wills,
vows
ne
will
sue
Ihe
champion
for
not
meeting
WW
Instead
of
Tunney.
Hesides
all
this
the
champion
has
icaused
.another,
squabble,
Two
eminent
specfa'jists
both
have
aiifllaitn9i?inrf
the
mo
deler
of
the
new
noe,
or
rather
jlhe
reconditioned
nose
that
Dempsey
wears
LANCASHIRE
CHAMPION
IN
ENGLISH
CRICKET
BY
DISPLACING
YORKSHIRE
-
LONDON,
Sept.
1
.Lancashire
has
won
(he
cricket
championship
of
England,
(hereby
displac
ing
Yorkshire,
which
held
(he
ho
nor
our
four
consecutive
sea
sons.
i
'
V"'
."''Slll
'!
Wanted
tV-
aflrT
,'
1
J.
W.
T.
Thompson.
01
Princeton.
maK
g
lie
h,gh
jump
at
ut
Mie
Oxford
mid
(.uminig
mtfi
witb
It
,1,
fl.m
iiudtjr-nell.
The
high
jump
w
W"i
b
Ctm
.
Igf.
Willi
Thomp-!xn.
I'endlebury.
Liimbiidx-'.
mid
Hr."i
-
.
linrii"
I!,
lied
fur
sei
and
place.
DARKNESS
ENDS
FOOTBALL
GAME
,
"
Grand
Terminals
Were
Ahead
of
l
Mcose
By
Four
Goals
To
Two
Last
Nlflht.
1
The
first
game
of
the
fiilhuly
Cup
series
last
night
was
called
on
account
of
darkness
before
it
was
compleled
and,
therefore,
lt
will
prifltably
not
Im
counted
in
the
series,
although
the
Grand
Terminals
were
ahead
of
the
Mooe
i
to
2
when
the
matrli
precipitately
ended.
It
was
a
good
game
bur
only
a
fair
sized
crowd
of
fans
.was
in,
attendance.
Holh
leanis
wprr
grojhg
stroiis,
although
the
Terminals-
had
the
'
edge
of
play.
'
.
'Hie
Terminal
onwinning
the
toss,
elected
to
kick
up-hill.
The
opening
exchanges
were
even
hut
from
a
foul
kick
Hamilton
eon-
verleri
harqul.ar
ceQtre
to
the
rermina
)
af
ui
j.
Hvc
ule,
laJcr
ic
Mfnrles
scored
second
from
25"
yards
nut.
ler-
minais
coiuinueij
10
press,
anil
t
'"
""s
"."
H
tnree
wuh
a
oni-
thint
snap
Wjt;
'After
these
Ce-
verse
the
Moose
played
mueli
I
better
together,
and
forced
two
corners
which
were
cleared
with
:
diriirulty.
linker
headed
in
for,
the
Moose,
from
a
corner
well
ta-
j
ken
by
llodgkinson.
This
encour
aged
the
Moose
who
pressed
hea-vijy,
and
were
awarded
a
penally.!
Sarmny
Currie
shot
straight
al
Hip
goalie,
who
partially
cleared,
but
"Airrln
bad
no
difficulty
In
netting
from
Hie
reliouml.
Intprval
score:
Terminals
3,
Moose
2.
The
light
was
bad
when
(he
gamo
was
resumed
but
this
did
not
affect
the
keenness
of
the
play.
Terminals
pressed
and
went
further
ahead
when
Skinner.
In
atlempting
to
clear
a
comer
kick,
diverted
the
ball
into
his
own
goal.
.
,
It
soort
became
evident
(hat
tjie
light
was
loo
bad
lo
finish
tile
game,
so
it
was
abandoned
twenty
minutes
from
time,
at
-which
period
the
Terminals
were
leading
by
four
goals
to
two.
.
fl.
Krause
was
referep
and
A.
Clapperton
and
A.
Hatg
acted
as
linesmen.
With
only
two
teams
In
(he
running.
It
is
proposed
(o
sellle
Ihe
Ciilhuly
Cup
series
in
Iwo
games,
wins
and
draws
lo
count
and
not
loial
goals.
'
ti
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chat
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got
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fa
ajaoJ
qil;lMfU,'
r0r
lJlff
s
(in,
:Th(.
i-ai,kw
,;:
un,
h.m.
hool
and
Hoyal
tina
!e-r
Hescrve
will
inee
utiiigiit
at
Acropolis
Hill
ground
in
the
Intermediate
FootiM!;
The
High
School
line
up
will
tie
as
follows:
lioal,
fiur-,
rie;
backs,
Maekay
ami
Hond:
half
harks.
Cade.
Viereek
and
j.Stalker;
'
forward.
Thomson.
Y.
Kutsuywina.
V.
Murray,
K.'
Kal-
.uyaina
and
Parker;
spares,
Mc-
Nulty.
Irvine,
Smith
and
Mae-
dona
hi.
Considerable
intret
will
be
attached
to
the
pol-eason
baseball
play-off
series
of
lb'
bps"
:iine
games
out
of
five
unieh
will
eommenre
tomorrow
ee:.iiii
between
tb
iyro
lluL
and
Uic
Native
Sons
of
Canada
The
(iyro
dub,
a
it
happened,
liaj
a
iurs4
of
Improved
play,
"tc.
touant
the
end
of
the
regular
ch.
while
and
left
Ihe
Terminal"
and
ons
of
Canada
rrtipp::sr
for
first
place.
After
bavin?
i,qpo
threalpnel
by
the
fNK
irrini
atfly
,
behind
iM
l?
DiMMS!
fc
'.i'fiTinvbr'Vanr:
1
rrtinvbli.
'Vanrt
they
ai
not
lackinir
ailorKirli-rs
who
ar-
ennfklenl
tlwl
Ihey
will
el.-an
m,
(be
play-offs
for
Ihe
season',
shampionship.
On
Ihe
oilier
hand
they
are
tin
against
a
ilrnna
aggregation
In
the
livro.
Tomorrow's
game
should
only
I.,
the
ffrM
of
n
series
of
inlere.
ng
malehes
to
wind
up
the
Mon's
local
baseball
activities
ran.ous
(czec-a
KeireO
Am
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Chuu$t
rmi
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S.LF-Ttodson
motor
in
first
elas
mndi!hn;
fine
for
plea
u
re
boat.
Snap.
Applr.
nox
318.
Daily
Ne.w
Office
t
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SALK.
Hoiel
Massed.
.
good
bargain.
Ill
health
eau.j
for
selling.
Apply
William
Hudson.
Massed.
H.C.
rKNT
FOfl
SALE.
New
thU
year
and
useil
only
one
week,
Price
20.
Pullen.
Daily
News'.
-iin
SLK-
Ijirge
molern
houe
splendidly
located.
Apply
(V
P.
Tinker.
TO
RENT
FWO
newly-furnished
bedrooms
for
rent.
Waterfront
view.
Hply.
330
Kourlh
Avenu-j
Kst.
-
s
ninEK-HOOMKD
House
for
rent
furnished.
Apply
834
Summit
Ave.
222
-Oil..RVr--,9derr
Jhrtuse:
iin
oiKinieien
marine
view.
Ap-ply
216
Fourth
Avenue
jjast.
OR
RKNT.
Larsen
building
ai
171
Third
Avenue
East;
six
room
modern
flat
with
bathroom
and
workshop
premises
on
street
Ifoor.
Apply
Hyde
Transfer.
139
Second
Avenue.
MODF.n.V
HOUSE
for
rent
Five
rooms
and
bath.
Munro
llros.
LOST.
IST.
f.ady's
vanity
bag,
between
Hays'
Cove
llridge
and
Cold
Storage.
Finder
please
phono
Oeen
215.
FOUND
FOUND.
Sum
of
money.
Apply
Customs,,
House,
l
FOUND,
Pet
of
leelli.
Owner
may
have
same
by
calling
at
Dally
News
Office'
and
paying
for
advertisement.
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knitted
scarf.
jp.
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Onilv
News
Office.
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Phone
67
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Oust)
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and
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advance.
No
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taken
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USED
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GARAGE
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all
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Motor
Products
Chevridpt
r.jir
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always
on
band.
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or
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for
a
dem,inralion.
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FREE
INSPECTION
Why
run
y-mr
car
when
it
t
not
oppraiing
properly
f
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meant
added
exopnoe
later.
Oef
ready
for
miner
ami
misty
weather.
make
an
insistent
call
to
have
your
motor
and
bfikc
up
in
1
tiptop
oondition.
First
class
work
guaranteed
hr
Skilled
Mechanics
8.
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PARKER,
LTD.,
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Authorized
Ford
Sales
and
Service
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Hars
Trucks
Tractors
FRANCOIS
LAKE
LODGE
lU'autlfully
situated
near
Fern
Landing
Altitude
3145
feet.
Camping
and
Fishing
Trips
arranged
FIIIST
CLASS
TAHLE
with
produ-n
FflKSH
FHO.M
TIIF.
FARM.
Take
a
Trip
lo
the
Lake
Country
this
year.
For
reservations,
write
Mrs.
Hcnkel.
Francois
Lake.
H.C.
SUMMER
RESORTS.
LAKKLSK
LOIHIK,
near
Terrace.
Visit
Lakclse
lilhia
Ho;
Springs.
Llthla
is
one
of
th
j
finest
mineral
waters
known
for
rheumatism,
flood
fly
fishing
for
rainbow
(rout
in
Lakelse
lake
and
river.
Motor
meet
all
trains
giving
through
connection
with
Lodge.
Telephone
connected
lo
Terrace
J.
Hruee
Johnstone,
manager.
MeCp
WANTED
izakx
Tnme
extrx
-moner
tween
now
and
Christmas.
$10
lb
2f
easily
made
weekly
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spare
time,
(aking
orders
for
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Art"
Personal
Chrlsmns
Cards,
J'.veryone
n
customer.
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orders
now.
delivery
later
Liberal
commission.
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for
free
sample
book.
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Canadian,
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