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DAILY
KDITIOH
Tuesday,
August
24,
1926.
Doe
Mackenzie
King
X
Ever
Make
a
Speech?
The
few
readers
of
the
Conservative
organ
in
fliis
citv
are
beginning'
to
wonder
if
ex-premier
Mackenzie
Jving
ever
niuke
a
speech,
beeniie
these
are
never
reported
in
that
paper.
AiC
parenlly
the
usual
Conservative
tartoc
of
giving
one
side
only
u
"
f
sectors
is
i.emg
adopted.
Common
people
should
not
.r
.uiiuweu
ro
Know
kid
mucli.
ir
they
rend
.Mackenzie
King's
speeches,
they
might
not
vote
the
right
way.
The
Daily
New;,
believes-in
giving
both
ides
to
the
pcpl
and
Melting
Niem
judge.
Any
policy
of
trying
to
keep
people
...
iii
um
t
Mire
io
lose
out
in
this
en
ightened
age.
The
a
Tieon
Ih
ilmnlv
r-;il
....I
.....l
r..
:i
.
...
In
This
Campaign.
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ri(,wi:ii
njurn-i-ii
me
ejectors
at
the
West-.
muniH
i
neatre
recently,
he
t.ecnis
to
have
so
impressed
with
the
hair
truth
idea
his
loyal
henchman,
the
new
political
.loe
who
Avuld
lead
the
Prince
Rupert
ejectors
into
a
Grange
land,:
that
lie
undertook
lo
play
a
little
game
of
his
own
in
tlic
more
remote
Jortion'
of
Hie
constituency,
lfuppily
ho
was
effectively
v...iMvnu
u,,
unu
iib
ion
many
voies
in
inut
district
through
what'
Seemed
like
an
attempt
to
deceive
the
electors
over
the
filr
trap
biisiue,..
The
matter
was.
fully
explained
vesterdav
by;
the
publication
in
this
paper
of,
the.
telegrams
The
fishermen
already
knew
nil
about
it,
but
they
had
not
lieen
given
it
in
the
htilftrnth
manner
or
the
new
campaigner,,
but
in
toto
by
Mr
Stork
himself.
i
Btception
of
Premier
Meighen
at
Edmonton.
;The
Edmonton
Bulletin,
speaking
ediorialv,
snvs:
r.Frigtdity
was
the
outstanding
characlcfistic'of
the
Meighen
mwting
in
the
Arena
on
Thursday
evening.
Edmonton
audience
js
never
effusive.
But
it
can
clap
whey
a
telhug
argument
invite
open
approval,
and
it
seldom
H'jv-M
?
meeting
to
close
without
cheer
for
the
Meakers
and
tpeAchairmau.
'
,
;JiiIt
can
also
withhold
applnyse
when
a
speukcr
substitutes
arneiies-
lor
siruigni-uheaci
discussion.
And
there
are
limes
whti
m
Plenty
of
Punch
and
Pep
SHREDDED
WHEAT
jfctht
hotdays-a
real
energy
food-Meshing
and
safisfying-Bf
iWy-cwk
(1
TAY
ON
AUTOS
LIMERICKS
NOW
ALL
!
WAS
REDUCED
Man
Who
Was
on
the
Spot
Tall,
of
Delegation
to
Ottawa
nuloiiidbilfs
but
that
they
iiddoU
In
the
tuMei"
on
clothiiur.
TliU
is
a
complex.
If
tliey
didn't
reduce
the
tariff
why
did
1,000
Osliawa
people
travel
down
to
Ottawa
to
jrn-test
ayainst
(he
reduction,?
I
sat
in
Keith's
Theatre
in
Ottawa
and
listened
to
that
delegation
Never
in
my
life
have
I
een
a
more
tense
crowd
one
more
violenlly
in
earnest.
They
wer
i
mm
need
that
the
bottom
haJ
drojiped
out
of
Heaven.
Vet
these
people
came
down
according
to
Mr.
Meisheii,
because
the
Liber
al.
failed
tn
reduce
the
tariff
on
automobile..,.
l(nw
uuignificent
ly
absurd.
Then
lake
the
next
story:
They
tell
us
that
there
hai
been
an
increase
in
the
import!
of
automobile,
due
to
the
re
duction
of
the
duty
the
j-educ
lion
which
in
the
next
hrealli
l
hey
tell
us
has
never
lakeit
place.
II
is
to
laugh.
Issue
Was
Confused
.Now,
lei
u.
try
lo
get
UiN
matter
straight.
The
tariff
on
automobiles
was
35
per
rent
The
Liberals
reduced
it
to
20
per
cent
(applicable
to
all
car
under
l,20n
in
value).
Later
on
they
removed
the
sales
tax
on
Canadian
inais
automobiles
arid
left
It
on
the
Imported.
Per
sonally
1
think
that
in
removvi?
me
sales
tax
they
made
a
nun
iukc.
j
rue,
ii
wa
purely
n
question
of
lowering
taxaliott
and
the
reduction
of
ttxatlon
if
a
fundamental
ot
Liberal
faith-
it
i
an
eternal
duty
of
Liberal
policy
io
reduce
taxe
increased
by
Tory
extra
vngance
and
tu
tidily.
but
the
objcUn
I
hold
against
this
action
had
a
far
different
trusts.
The
Tory
front
benrhor
are
notoriously
unscru
pulous
in
the
presenlaliou
at
political
argument.
Lowering
lie
nales
tax
gave
them
Just
pre
MClV
Hip
nnnnHiinll
v
M1..1'.
sought.
It
enabled
them
to
eon
rue
the
isiue
in
the
pubHJ
mind.
I
objeet.
lo
it,
not
Immi
cause
K
was
bud
-;onomlp,
liut
hecauc
::
v-i
md
iioliUcaU
stzategy.
Meighen,
Bennett
t
all
ure
following
nreciselv
Hint
ool
cy.
I
hey
now
tell
us
that
the.
tariff
won
not
reduced.
MORAVIAN
SHIP
IS
MAKING
LAST
VISIT
HUDSON
BAY
POSTS
TOHONTO.
Aug.
24
.In
J
7
70.
when
the
indefatigable
Moravian
missionaries
firmly
established
their
post
on
the
inhospitable
shore
of
Labrmlor,
a
boat
named
the
Harmony
began
to
sail
annu-r
ally
from
London
lo
lake
theml
supplies
and
bring
back
furs
and
oil
to
sell
for
the
support
of
the
it
simply
puis
on
its
hat
and
walks
out
in
silent
protest
t
work.
The
fourth
Harmony
agaiust
a
display
i.f
side-stepping
aud
iittempts
lo
get
by
with
uiiuiic
rtvillllll)
Ul
me
mcis
sAll
Kdmonlon
aiidiencK
exnecls
wlmn
lpmup
.if
f,...o,i-
come-)
tofiijldress
them
on
mutterp
or
'.national
concern,
lhal
he.
willMc.x
aPH
i!"e
Hiuarely,
iidnill
the
relevant
facts,
avoid
Mndllguik,
and
make
-out
bis
1'ai.e
ou
the
basis
of
a
supposition
that
liisHiearers
have
a
pretty
clear
understanding
if
the
miliiiet.
"
;TlidfMr.
Meighen
did
not
do
in
a
number
of
instances.
His
IS
now
making
the
Inst
of
these
an
pual
voyaeces
on
behalf
of
tin
mission,
for
she
is
going
over
to
the
Hudson's
Bay
Company,
to
whom
the"
'Jloravlan
Church
has
given
a
lease
of
Its
trading
posts
This
will
not
in
any
way
Interfere
with
the
continuance
of
their
or
ncuiurj-
umj
11ee.11
reaumg
uie
newsjiapers.
They
recognized
the
dinary
evangelistic
oim!
educn
evasiieiiehs.
1
ney
suw
mat
lie
wo
trying
to
lake
them
in.ftinnal
work.
As
uiil
thx
iinr.
Ad
4hey
acted
nccoi-dingly.
The
meeting
generated
about
as
moiiy
Is
taking
out
missionaries.
much
enthusiasm
as
a
cold
pancake.
I
including
one
Labrador-horn
girl.
,.."vyiiiiiux
i
lu,ue
iien
.
uie
....
rrerruer
neciareu
mat
the
Mac-
Miss
a.
1'errett,
and
Dr.
Vojtech
I'
heuzie..'
King
irovernmcut
wanted
t
10
con
nil
nf
the
rl..fii.m
inachiiiery
because
it
was
hoped
that
a
Baldy
Robb
could
be
turiiedioo.se
in
every
coustilucucy
in
Canada.
.His
hearers
simply
wit
and
Junked
at
the
man
-when
he
uttered
that
amiiziug
piece
of
nonsense.
To
the
credit
of
their
heart
and
heads.
Jus
party
friends
gnve
Mr.
Meighen
no
applause
for
trying
to
tie
the.m
up
to
so
monstrous
a
charge.
Huk,
professor
of
anthropology
at
Hron
University,
Czecho
Slovakia,
and
his
wife,
who
will
do
surgical
and
research
work
for
a
year.
As
the
number
of
agencies
op
(crating
in
the
interests
of
the
Labrado
rCskimo
Is
small,
the
new
P0'0".
in
run
vviui
btitivn
Not
Likely
Any
more
Will
be
Received
but
Few
Dayt
Allow-.
ed
for
Out-of-Town
Contributors
A
,fAu
.I.'...
a
iiinrD
will
hfl
nl-
By
It.
J.
aclinmn)
,
''
V
'
.
V
limeriek
OTTAWA,
Au.
2.Tliro.UKli-r
"
"n
'.I
n
V..
hoi
it
it
out
his
Eastern
campaign
;
'
ft
,
,
will
W
als
did
not
reduce
tlic
duty
oni
1,
;"1
,..
;
i
-fc-1...-
..
.
..
..,
our
cjeMiio'-
wei-K
uit
t--
rniPlrac4ori
men"
veiifieanre
do
wreak;
Such
attacks
go
lo
waste
They
arV
ull
in
bad
taste
!
And
voapumsi
the
grain,"
so
IcfNpenk.
j
Sejdcmber
the
Hth
lis
due.
Let
brains
prompt
Hint
cms
or
ym'M
rue,
YVhi-lher
Liberal
or
Tory
Forget
yonr
own
jtlor.v.
And
A-ole-for
t
tie
man
who
can
do
All
the
Tories
and
l
iberals
ba
tie
On
each
other
their
speakers
do
tattle;
Just
to
hear
their
own
speeches
1
You
would
Hunk
they
we-
peaelie.
n
Hut
they
make
just
a
terrib!'!
rattle
HeprPKenltng
our
last
and
be-'
west,
("boose
(lie
man
who
U
cleane
:
and
bet.
Vole
for
need
not
for
talk.
I
1
Be
ije
Brady
or
Stork,
May
his
party
slkiid
firm
nt
tl-.-
test.
I
September'
fourteenth
is
the
date
When
wo
shall
all
know
our
fate
.l'eaoe
and
prosperity
We
wraut
pventuaUy,
Ho
vole
4ur
the
Uina
randidale.
Vancouver
the
town
of
many
apes
Ten
thousand
of
tnern
did
eon-
gregate
To
meet
Stevens,
oh
my!
Who
nahl.
I
beat
King
by
and
by";
But
he
didn't
.Meighen
it.
Mr.
stork
surely
won't
tip
there
.
the
opening
of
our
parliament
fail
.
Someone
asks.
"So
I
see,
"Where
will
he
Kcbo
answers,
"Where"
A
winner
is
Stork.
I
am
told.
man
who
fought
for
us
no
bold;
See
the
grain
elevalor
And
other
thins
later.
So
don
t
leave
him
out
in
tbi
eobl
OLD
AGE
PENSIONS
AND
LIBERAL
PARTY
Victoria
Checking
ud
Loose
Statements
of
Conservative
,
Party
Leaders
is
prepared
to
recommend
the
adoption
of
Hip
bill
hpre.
should
it
be
passed
at
parliament's
next
departure
in
connection
with
the1
Another
Conservative
slory
h
Moravian
work
is
expected
to'11""
tr,e
bill
would
exclude
any
arouse
much
interest.
Amon
the!
wi,,ow
was
not
a
Brills!
Iiveyeres,
or
white
settlers,
the
United
Church
of
Canada
conducts
missioni
with
Newfoundland
as
base,
and
Dr.
Orenfell's
work
Is
well
known.
HOTEL
ARRIVAL
Prince
Rupert
John
Flewin,
ort
Simpson.
Len
8.
Hatch,
Juneau;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
Bpnnett
and
H.
Yono-imira,
Vancouver;
II.
II.
Ourd,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Noda
and
II,
Kan-asaga,
Casslar
Cannery;
J,
Cleveland,
Seattle.
Central
I).
Hornstcin,
Vancouver;
V.A.
Chpsley,
Shames;
W.
F.
Tavlor,
A.
E.
Mark
and
It.
Hunt,
CX.lt.;
M.
Newman,
Hazelton;
E.
L.
Davies,
city.
subject
before
her
marriage.
buoh
Is
not
the
case,
It
wan
pointed
out.
The
bill
extends
lo
every
person
who
at
the
date
of
Hip
propod
cpinmpiicemenl
of
the
pension
was
a
British
ub-
Ject
and
in
addition,
the
bill
ex
i
utiihh
ui
a
widow
who
was
a
British
subject
before
her
mar
riage.
,
yJomforir
and
Economy
,,
,
1
THE
MAN-IN
THE
MOON
aye:
j
a
"I
Among
the
tlratgw
that
keep!
some
eule
happy
nre
health,
j
wealth
and
a
political
canipaisn
!
An
art
man
i
a
man
w
ho
get
naid
for
his
tabor;
'an
artist
l!
one
who
hopes
to.
The
only
fault
with
UbBes
piteliing
iw
that
be
nas
lo
hnw
support
to
be
sffeetlve.
A
pitcher
came
in
From
AMifrth
so
etever.
But
the
learn
he
played
with
SupiHirleil
him
never.
Irf('s
bmvp
a
swetistakp
on
the
first
train
of
whml
to
come
to
I'rlnee
HtifMHl.
I'll
buy
a
tieket.
The
first
ear
of
wheat
to
eonie
1ire
oiwbl
to
Ih
turned
over
to
fktrk.
coiisblefiror
the
purl
he
ptayod
in
bringing
it
here,
Jake
says.
t
A
murderer
M
said
'lo
tie
wrtt
lug
a
book.
I
sttppoie
the
honor
if
being
an
autlinr
Kr'worth
hang-
kitur
for.
Probably
it
wan
bin
only
hope
of
getting
ililo
print.
Jake
says
he
like
Brady.
To
Uee
Much
innocent
nmfidenre
in
VICTOUIA,
Aug.
Jt.
IiosnKhe
eipi-mrs
who
nrp
Jnhoiil
io
slalements
which
Conservatlvia,,I
"im
to
the
polttifnl
tree,
is
leadprs
arp
niukin
about
old
age
pensions
are
here
neing
checked
up
by
Liberals.
Anion?
other
things
it
has
been
asserted
that
the
British
Columbia
gov
ernment,
notified
-tim.
Federal
Onverijyni
jinn!
It
(would
not
adopt1
$be
lbt
nfge
'
fipSsion
bill
Introduced
tn
:pnrllamenthy
the
.MacKeilziP
Mng
Uoveiiment.
en
dorsed
by
Hip
House
of
Com
mons
and
later
rejected
by
the
(Conservative
Senate.
It
was
ex
plained
today
that
the
llrltisn
Columbia
government
gave
the
federal
auMiorltic
no
such
notification.
On
the
contrary,
as
announced
by
I'remler
Oliver
In
his
speecli
before
the
I,
flic
rat
nominating
convention
here
this
week,
the
provincial
government
a
beautiful
sight,
he
declares.
Jakes
lakes
a
gfeat
interest
In
politics.
He
says
he
like
to
read'
Hie
IH
Up
humorous
arllelfs
wril-j
ten
by
His
Itoyat
Chips
up
fh
street.
He
wonders
why
"Life"?
'down
not
copy
them,
or
poibly!
I'MJICh."
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
August
24,
1910.
There
is
talk
of
the
eoal
showing
on
the
(irnnd
Trunk
Pacific
line
at
Seuton
near
tniitlier
t-comung
a
shipping
mine.
TherV
Is
said
tn
be
a
six
foot
vein
or
uooil
grade
bituminous.
Conservative
are
emphatically
denying
Liberal
accusations
nf
shady
political
practices
in
con-oecllon
with
the
taking
of
the
overseas
vole.
Major
McMullin
has
received
word
to
enllsl
men
for
transport
work
overseas
if
possible.
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