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1926.
Boost
your
town
and
the
town
will
boost
you.
Knock
your
town
and
you'll
get
the
knocks
back.
Fred
Stork
is
Again
Nominated.
Kred
Slotk
received
the
nomination
of
the
Liberal
Parly
Saturday
night
to
again
coolest
Skeena
riding
in
the
forthcoming
federal
election
content.-
For
faithful
service
rendered
he
deserved
the
nomination
if
he
was
willing
to
accept
it
and
for
the
same
reason
he
deserves
to
be
re-elected,
a
he
no
doubt
will
be,
While
there
seems
little
question
as
(o
what
the
result
of
the
election
in
Skeena
riding
will
be,
the
Conservatives
have
.decided
to
nuike
a
fight
of
it,
so
the
campaign
is
now
on.
May
it
be
a
good
Jiearted
one
tjial
develops
no
ill
feeling
among
the
citizens
,
of
Die
north
and
may
all
sides
be
alioweii
to
present
their
rases.
'
-
-
Fred
Stork
ha,
served
Skeena
county
faithfully
and
well
during
the
past
five
years
and
has
many
things
to
show
for
fiis
stewardship,
all
of
which
will
be
recounted
as
the
campaign
advances.
In
fact,
he
has
served
us
so
thoroughly
tiiat
a
Vancouver
man
was
heard
to
ay
the
other
day;
"Fred
Stork
thinks
or
Skeena,
and
nothing
else."
It
is
all
right
for
Vancouver
to
complain
along
those
lines,
but
it
is
the
very
reaswn
that
should
decide
for
the
voters
of
Skeena
on
September
1
to
chooe
a
man
who
has
already
given
of
his
best
Tor
this
country
and
who
has
accepted
the
.nomination
and
is
ready
to
give
again
of
his
talents.
Why
Are
Cans
Not
Made
Here?
A
Vancouver
despatch
say..
that
the
can
factory
there,
is
working
twenty
hours
a
day
getting
out
cans
for
the
salmon
canneries
in
this
dislricL
The
report
must
be
annoving
to
local
people
who
are
anxious
to
see
industries
started
here.
It
gives
rise
to
the
wonder
why
these
cans
used
within
a
Tew
mile-
of
Prince
Rupert
cannot
be
made
right
here.
Of
course,
some
of
the
canneries
make
their
own
cans,
but
others
do
not.
It
would
seem
than
an
industrial
opportunity
along
these
lines
is
waiting
at
Prince
RnperL
Such
things
as
these
are
what
we
should
strive
to
get
here.
Those
can
could
be
made
by
someone
here
or
we
should
induce
someone
to
come
here
and
start
the
business,
it
would
mean
quite
a
little
industry
for
Ihis
fily.'
What
About
the
8oria
of-Ruin?
'
A
gentleman
Canada
cancel
along
very
well'
without
during
l
?!,?.?'V"v,i?.
'lvlUn
'-wpaigu
is
the
fellow
who
trie
la;
make
mv
'
,U!
i,an'
l
P'miic
announr'ements
that
the'eountry
headed
Tor
ruin,
lie
was
49
active'
as
a
wasp
,,
the'
campafgii
last
fall,
doing
his
bet
to
convince
Canadians
that
there
was
no
hope
for
the
country
unless
the
policies
of,
the
Conservative
party
were
put
into
effect
without
delay.
For
the
sake
of
political
power
he
was
ready
to
besmirch
the
progress
or
his
own
country
and
lo
defame
the
name
of
Canada.
It
might
be
well
to
take
a
look
at
the
Tads.
The
policies
of
he
Conservative
parly
were
not
put
into
effect
last
autumn
and
i
.l.
.
.
"ifc.Miiniif
uu
mini
me
conservative
platmrm
',7
u""
"nuncr
were
oaseu
on
ract,
Canada
today
would
be
standing
still.
Farmers
would
be
leaving
their
farms,
far-lories
would
be
shutting
their
doors,
banks
would
be
failing
not
a
ci
p,Viicr
would
be
swinging
a
hammer.
Have
these
things
come
o
pass?
Kvery
Canadian
knows
that
they
have
not;
evory
Canadian
"knows
that
the
reverse
of
nil
this
has
happem'd
Wjrfr
nipeg
Free
Press.
Cut
out
heavy
foods-Eat
SHREDDED
WHEAT
with
berries-So
refreshing
and
satisfying
party
STANDARD
bearer
turn
the.
country
over
to
the
tug
,
FOR
TEN
YEARS
WILL
BE.
interests
and
shoot
up
the
thWr.
IN
RUNNING
ONCE
MORE.
"Why
not
wipe
it
out
altogether
(Continued
from
Page
)ne).
jtk'Oji
gratification
the
vvomlerfiil
reception
thai
had
neon
Riven
Itlui,
No
greater
tribute
could
he.
received
than
that
of
one
s
friends
anil
neighbors
and
he
fell
very
devply
the
honor
that
had
been
onnferrH
lip.on
him.
Heferrhw
to
Hie
past
campaigns
in
which
he
hail
carried
the
banner
of
Lib
eralUm,
Mr.
islork
said
that
it
had
always
been
his
purpose,
to
carry
lhat
banner
honestly
and
fairly
anil
it
bad
never
been
be
smirched
or
soiled
by
any
act
of
his
and
never
would
bo.
"I
believe,"
said
Mr.
Stork,
"I
know
this
riding
of
Skeena
belter
than
any
man
within
its
borders
and,
from
my
association
willi
it,
I
am
assured
from
every
quarter
that
the
highest
nuijoritv
in
its
history
will
be
given
for
Liberal
ism
on
September
t
i.
Moreover,
from
all
parts
of
Canada
rome
assurances
that
the
Mackenzie
King
governnwMit
will
be
returned
with
a
good
wwkjng
majority."
Mr.
Stork
then
proceeded
to
explain
the
standings
.of
the
parti"
in
the
House
of
Commons
during
Die
past
year,
expressing
tW
belief
that
the
minority
of
tlm.
Lib
eral
parly
had
been
due
to
its
ran-
ilidaU's
being
defeated
and
Conservatives
slipping
in
in
three-
cornered
contests.
In
the
know
ledge
of
the
good
administration
IJiey
had
given
ami
being
in
power,
t
he
Liberals
had
been
careless
about
organization
in
the
1123
election
and
the
Conservatives
se-
rured
thirty
seats
as
a
result
of,
tliivecorncred
fights.
"Hut
you
may
be
assured
there
will
be
tio
Ihree-rornered
fights
in
this
election,"
said
Mr.
Stork
as
he
pro
ceeded
to
point
to
such
ridings
as
Oxford
in
Ontario
and
Swan
lliver
and
Dauphin
in
Manitoba,
where
Progressives
and
Liberals
were
joining
forces.
All
over
the
prairie
provinces
Hon.
C.
A.
Dunning
was
putting
a
fipht
in
the
Liberal
party
which
would
be
bound
to
win
for
Mackenzie
Kinr.
Let
me
tell
you,"
declared
.Mr.
Stork,
"Mr.
Meighen
has
no
more
chance
of
being
premier
of
Canada
than
Mr.
Itrady
has
of
be
coming
member
for
Skeena."
Deals
With
Session
.Mr.
Nork
then
proceeded
to
leal
with
the
recent
session
of
parliament
al
Ottawa.
All
parties
were
in
a
minority
and
Die
Conservatives
had
insisted
that
Mackenzie
King
should
resign
in
spite
of
Die
fact
that
Parliament
had
decided
by
its
vote
Dial
the
Liberals
should
carry
on.
It
was
a
difficult
situation
then
as
it
had
been
in
the
Parliament
previous
hut,
in
spite
of
it
all,
marvellous
work
had
been
done
and
splendid
legislation
enactel
by
Ihe
The
Conservatives
took
every
possilde
opportunity
lo
bring
about
the
destruction
of
the
gov
ernment
and
like
a
"swarm
of
lo
locusts"
Conservative
organizer's
and
others
descended
on
the
ca
puai,
prominent
among
tliem
our
friend
Joe
Merryfield,"
waiting.
lor
the
glorious
day
when
they
would
come
into
power."
Speakinet
of
Die
customs
situ
ation,
Mr.
Stork
said
that
Mr.
Sle-
vens
liad
attempted
to
stampede
the
house
with
his
attack.
In
the
meantime,
however,
Mr.
Iloivin,
id
omce
oniy
a
rew
ilays
as
the
head
of
the
customs
department,
had
caused
a
private
investigation
to
he
'started.
Hon.
Jacoue
Hureau.
former
minister,
had
been
bearing
Die
brunt
of
the
attack,
but
there
wits
hot
a
more
upright
man
than
Jacques
Bureau.
The
fac
or
llie
matter
was
that
he
had
been
ill
a
great
deal
and
bad
not
paid
a
great
deal
of
attention
to
the
department.
Irregularities
had
ariseu
but
there
had
been
ir
regularities
long
before
Jacques
Bureau
had
ever
seen
the
Ihhjsc.
I
The.
Merchants'
Protective
Association
asked
that
smluiglirw
be
made
a
criminal
offence
and
Mr.
King
caused
legislation
lo
that
effect
to
be
passed.
An
investigation
was
also
asked
and
this
loo
was
started,
only
to
have
soma
of
the
investigators
turn
over
Information
to
Mr.
Elevens
In
sumo
cases
even
before
the
department
had
received
it.
With
such
double;
crossing,
what
Could
be
expected
f
lul
Mr.
Slevelis
would
haVe
you
believe
lhat
he
was
Ihe
nian
who
discovered.
the.,
whole
ililngl".
Mr.
Stork
then
proceeded
to
go
Into
detail
Inlo
some
or
the
cases
that
trad
come
before
the
customs
committee,
involving
Ounscrva
tivc
alike
with
Liberals,
Result
of
High
Tariff
"The
higher
the
tariff
Ihe
more
profitable
smuggling
will
be,"
declared
Mr.
Slork.
"The
only
way;
lo
reduce
or
exterminate
inur.
gllng
is
through
free,
trade."
In
stead
of
that
the
Tories
iisUad
of
spending
fabulous
sums
Uo
keen
officers
on
the
borders?'
If
manufacturers
of
Canada
could
meet
the
competition
of
Die
world
In
markets
abroad
why
could
they
it
meet
the
competition
at
home
homo
Conl
imihig
to
deal
with
Die
situation
at
-Ottawa,
Mr.
Stork
said
that
a
long
as
the
Drain
Act
was'
before
the
house,
Ihe
Progressives
held
Mr.
Hoivin
lo
be
innocent,
bill
when
the
Drain
Act
had
passed
the
House
and
gone
to
the
Conservative
senate
Die
progressives
were
threatened
lhat
if
they
did
not
turn
Tory
in
Die
House
(heir
bill
would
be
turned
down
by
Die
Senate.
Then
certain
Pro
gressive
decided
that
they
could
not
condone
(he
corruption
of
the
government
and,
when
Mackenzie
king
I
hey
were
selling
out.
he
asked
for
dissolution.
Such
Progressives
as
Campbell,
whoi
had
intercede,!
successfully
with
the
minis'ter
to
have
a
Dinner's
senlenct;
for
bootlegging
poslpon-
A
New
Optical
Store
Now
at
Your
Service
ed,
and
Kennedy,
whom
Meighen
jclion,
such
a
the
Pension
Hill,
bad
called
a
thief,
had
a
suildenLhmild
e
kieke.i
oiu
lit
a
imiun
change
of
heart
ami
dechTed
tu,r
i.ensioners
in
Die
Senate
who
lyote
with
the
Conservatives.
Irepresentoil
u
one
and
were
rvs-
Ihe
Conservatives
bad
beenAiio!tihlp
to
nobody.
Careful
Miat
the
customs
orobe:
We
Ii.ivp"
i-nnrtiulod
Mr.
hould
be
confined
lo
Montreal.
('stork,
-ii,
Mackenzie
kinu.
our
but
wlial
about
HrilNh
(Mhmhia,
herder,
the
greatest
eontflutional
the
request
of
wtih
h
Dial
im-por-rI.xl.ri
j
Canada.
We
may
feel
tatlon
of
liquor
be
prohibited
had'
promt
of
our
budget'
and
Die
pro-
in
ree
nines
neen
uenieu
ny
a
i;on-
gr:(!,H
w.
nia,,.
nn,,..
him.
servallvei-enate
after
il
had
pass-!
he
destinies
of
OtnadJi
enn
best
rsi
the
House
Commons
What
about
Vancouver,
the
We
extend
lo
all
a
cordial
Invitation
lo
come
In
and
tee
our
extens!
showing
of
the
newest
Spectacleware
and
get
prices,
without
feeling
that
the
slightest
obligation
to
purchase
Ik
Incurred.
Seeing
well
addi
to
the
joy
and
happiness
of
life.
The
purpose
of
this
store
is
to
give
you
good
comfortable
vision
at
i
minimum
cost.
It
will
pay
you
to
have
your
glastes
made
here.
You
get
the
b'enefty
of
the
knowledge
of
a
skilled
specialist
of
long
experience
A.
E.
IRELAND
OPTOMETRIST
and
OPTICIAN
Telephone
Red
442
Opposite
Q.
W.
V.
A.
319
Third
Avenue
lie
earned
out
by
following
his
cily
which
banner.
Die
banner
which
I
may
was
repjfsented
m
Die
House
of
a,,,,.
you
It
shall
alwuyx
be
my
lVmmons
by
the
"high
pn'esl
of
tlinun
nd
ilulv
In
mrrv
Ia
llie
purity."
Die
city
where
they
lifel'ito
of
niv
abilities."
jusi
nuisneo
iiantnng
iw
nijai-K-
ers
and
the
cily
where
bootleg-1
gers
were
so
thick
lhat
tlmy
bad
lo
wear
bailges
so
Diey
would
not
Iry
to
sell
lo
each
other
Tory
Records
What
bad
the
Conservatives
in
offer
if
returned
to
power?
Wliat'
men
would
be
1:1
auUiorily
Such
tveni
on
D,0o
island
Yesterday
men
as
Fosler,
Hob
Hojters..
lar-l
Wa
Ful,
Enjoyed
land.
Chaplin
and
llanon,
all
of
whom
themselves
had
bwn
in-1
Tn
Kn'!l',,
'r
Cidumbus
held
niilih;iiiitrtiianl
tn
AitrviiuAf
with
its
lease
to
the
wheat
pool?
Prince
Huperl
people
woirld
re-
mendier,
.however,
the
post
office
site
and
other
matters.
At
the.
K.
OF
C.
PICNIC
IS
SUCCESSFUL
volved
in
graD
or
scandal.
They
?
"""""Dil
picnie
yeMeiday
at
ha.l
hee.r
l.ovllnr
l.m.l
..in.
P'ith"
Island.
The
event
was
well
'attended
and
even
body
enjoyed
ports,
games
ami
delicious
1
1
i
II
tAA
II
ik
ti
ft
I
lnif
VtAtilanniwi
head
-of
the
Uuiservative
parly.
IJjrN
'ytft
an,
(ImW.
was
Arthur
Meighen
who
bad
said
Kn.ma
Wiffln;
2,
Mary
Publi-In
l'JJ3
that
II
was
his
duty
to
f(ner
destroy
the
character
of
the
nieii(
n"0yl,i
yMr
all(t
uruier
I.
who
had
defeated
him
in
IW2I,
Dominie
Montesano:
S,
Donald
who
had
-town
seeds
of
distrust
Make.
and
suspicion
against
the
Liber-l
!irs,
10
years
and
tinder
I,
als,
wiio
had
deliberately
nndi.May
Dyrne;
2.
Itaehael
Demar-shamelesly
changed
the
records
Co.
of
Hansard
for
his
own
advantage,-
Hoys,
o
years
and
under
I,
who
was
responsible
for
the
Warfluiwin
Johnson;
2,
Alfred
Dillis.
Times
election
Act
that
the
peoi?
Oirls,
Ii
years
and
under
I.
pie
would
.nut
soon
forget,
who'tfvelyn
Dyrne;
2,
Mallena
Demar-hlid
slaiwhtered
the
Canadiaiico.
constitution
to
make
a
Tory
holbA
Hoys.
14
years
npd
under
I
day,
who
had
deprived
Die
peopl(?ivlter
Johnson;
2,
Mike
Colussi.
or
Dieir
franchise,
who
had
or-h
Single
Lailies"
llace
,
Laura
dered,
during
the
Winnipeg
ftrlkeJ'zzeH;
2,
lleie
Defry.
Ihatmen
be
deported
without
trial?
Single
Men's
Haee
,
Peler
even
though
their
arrest,
inluhh
I
"J""
a
oyer,
have
been
itlftrsl.
ijy
Married
Ladle
Spoon
llare-
.Wlfienliim
l.n.l
nnlv
hn..n'U-
'V,
Mr.
"
McDonald;
MeDoilllId;
2,
Mr.
Hlair.
received
Friday
at
Die
fisheries
e
,l
n
lUco-
i,
orfice,
diHtaied
Mr.
Slork
.thal"?;
"J"r',
S,
Nicl
Demarco.
Die
department
had
reconsidered,,,
l'"-lbarrjw
Itace--
t,
L..on
the
,,,i,per
of
fH
iraps
in
lnrl,"',,
"n'
,F.rnnk
"'."""V
J'
lan,Jrr,le
,lisirictiu
thai
a
tP
"y
'
r-ffi'fe'in'"'""!"
Cth
,'',i
Wheelbarrow
Iiaee-I.
ladfaT
ishlDg.Co:
io.srale
its
ja(lra
KHml
an(J
Mr
,
traps
here.
'
had
been
,1
donef
,
Fa,
Ma.M
ape.
M
M
Z
w.ohiie
v
u.
HbiLse
i
uAi.'
"
3
Z
,
"'-"rmark:
Henri
LeloUrneau.
MbAf
ho
right-
Kn,
Utli,,f
p.acc--t,
Mrs.
De.
lo
be
in
otrice.
It
had
been
done
t)arcn.
2
M
j,,cl
in
spite
of
mass
meetings
and
Tug-of-War.
singi
vs.
mar-Die
petition
or
some
two
fisher-.
,(
men
Married
men
won.
men.
Notwithstanding
this
it
had!
Tuf-or-War,
siiikIc
vs.
mar-l)eeudeciiled
that
Die
big
iMeres4rrM
ladles
Married
ladies
won
.
.
.
...
a
rt.l
II...
t
..I
t
,n.
-
nir
l-ninirrj
irusi
.iiiuilill
uvf
IC
lOIIOWing
COllllllllleC
W3S
ainiwe.1
us
fraps.
.Mr.
stork
ie-jresiiousinle
for
the
success
rf
clared
that
he
felt
this
nutter
tho
oiililig
Harold
MrJwCn.
very
keenly.
They
bad
been
en-,
chairman;
John
Dore,
A.
1).
deavorlng
lo
get
Die
industry
into
Oillles
and
.larry
Astoria.
the
hands
of
the
whiles
and
Indians
and
bring
about
complete
elimination
of
the
Orientals.
U
wa
only
Ihe
(bin
edge
or
the
wedge
and,
ir
the
Consenalives
were
returned,
a
continuation
ami
extension
of
ihe
nefarious
trap
system
mtelrt
be
expected.
It
mad
his
blood
boll
lhat
an
nd
ministration
which
it
had
been
decide,!
had
no
right
to
be
there,
wiDiin
thirty
days
had
upset
w
hat
he
had
worked
ror
years
Tor.
Back
to
Charles
I.
The
manner
in
which
the
llousfl
hail
been
dissolved
had
been
like
n
return
to
the
days
of
Charles
1
and
Oliver
Cromwell.
Members
returning
o
the
House
wcrn
noli
ried
by
messengers
and
page
boys
dial
parliament
had
Iwen
dissolv
ed
and
ihelr
services
would
no
limner
be
leipiired.
What
UiO
lcple
or
Canada
wanted
In
know
was
ir
Canada
was
a
self
govern
lug
Ikitnihion
or
wowti
cohmy,
BAD
FOREST
FIRES
BURNINGIN
SOUTH
Ale.
Perry
Returned
This
Morn
Inn
From
Trip
lo
Vancouver
Aid.
II.
F.
Perry,
who
return
ei
to
the
cily
from
a
comhineil
business
and
pleasure
trip
aiioanj
tlie
u.l'.ll.
steamer
Prin
cess
Charlotte
this
morning,
ro
.
.
i
it-
i
i
pons
oig
ioresi
iires
raging
on
the
mainland
for
a
distance
or
one
hundred
miles
lip
the
coasl.
as
Ihe.
result
or
very
dry
weather.
The
smoke
Is
inlenss
and
is
enveloping
Vahcouver
city
causing
inconvenlenco
and.
dis
coniforl
In
iraffic.
Aid.
perry
siaieu
hum
it
nail
just
enm-menced
lo
rain
when
he
Jert
Van
couver.
Mrs.
ft.
P.
rtlel
lert
for
Win
nincir
on
SalnwlAV
miitiin.i
whether
decisions
of
parliament!
irnn
In
visit
her
mother
tm
u
would
were
to
stand
or'whether
Us
de-'dangerously
ill.
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jcwl
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Enamel
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Baths
3
Ami
sizes
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Arc
both
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and
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ti:
?
Diem
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the
plain
and
decorated
nt
$5.00
nnd
$6.00
eai'h.
Jopaned
Infants
Baths
in
assorted
'"l.ir
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