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t'J2o.
Boost
your
town,
and
the
town
will,
boost
you.
Knock
your
town
and
you'll
getthe.
knocks,
back.
King's
Position
In
the
Country.
Everyone
seenrs
to
lie
discussing
the
cnnslitutional
question
today
and
we
have
been
asked
lo
outline
as
briely
as
possible
out-views
in
regard
to
it,
in
view
of
the
claim
made
that
Mackenzie
King
had
no
right
lo
a
dissolution.
Afle,r
the
lust
election,
Premier
King
slated
that
he
would
meet
llje
ljpue,ind
let
tjie
ineniiers
uVciijehis
course,
of
action.
Tjiis
ws
(iafe
n
cc'orilaiicV
wjtljcuiislifii'Uonal
practice.
"11
did
sOfnd
secured
a
'niajorjly.nol
u
Targe
oiie,
but
enough
lo
ctiuple
him
to
carry
oiu
His
OoyernmenV
secured
the
support
of
the
House
and.
carried
ten
important
divisions
wilhout
once
being
defeated.
.
Then
troubles
aroe.
Two
voles
taken
on
matters
initiated
Jjy
private
members
were
taken
as
a
moral
reverse
and
twii
courses;
fay
ahead.
One
was
to
again
appeal
to
the
country
in
order
to
enu
the
deadlock,
the
other
to
resign
and
let
Mr.
Mefghen
'try.
The
premier
knew
Ihen
a
well
ns
he
knovys
today
that
Mr.
Meighen
could
not
carry
on
the
Government
satis-fat'torify
and
the
quickntt
way
10
end
the
unsatisfactory
state
of
affair
was
lo
again
go
to
the
cOiintryl
He
so
ndvied
Ihe
fiov-vintfrj'bi'u'liTs
alvice
was
not
taken.
Mr.
King's
only
course
was
to
resigfi'
in
protest.
'
,
"
The""tSnvernor
Iben
called
in
Mr.
Meighen
and
asked
him
jo
form
a
tloveminent.
He
uocepled
the
dpty
but
did
not
carry
f
it;
out.
Instead
be
appointed
a
provisional
cabinet
in
a
wholly
unconstitutional
manner
and
prpposed
to
carry
on.
For
doing
.
so
bej
w-a.ceiisured
by
Parliament
ind,
should
have
resigned.
If
it4y.rtj
.ipi(
right
for
Mackenzie
Kiiig.
to
go
to
tlc
country
it
was
not
right1
for
Arthur
Meigbeii.
,
'
AVhtil.
Liberals
allege
is
that
the-
Opvernor'
has
allowed
his
sympathies
to
run
away
with"
his-jfidgmejif
in
refusing
the
treat-
rtieiit"
Ifj
Liberal
leader
which
.he
afterwards-
granted
to
1110
'(loirservalive
leader.
It,
will
be
for
the
electors
6
de.cide
this
question.
If
theyi
think-the.
(jovernor
was
right"
in'
his
attjtude
they
will
vote
for
H?f
Ctnervative
candidate
iu
the
coming
election,
but
if
they
think
Ins,
was
wrong
and
there
was
discrimination
they
will
o
iexjr.esK
dhemselves
by.
voting
for'
thV
Liberal
candidate.
v
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im
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iitt:?iiiii
iji
nip
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j,'i
.
i
iiiui
ji
iiioi-b
jiiipiMiaui.
uiairniany
people
inuiK.
un
it
hiilgL.
whether
we
are.to.haye
a
c)iij.titvtiohal,governnieiil
under
vlljrli
life
(iovernop
wil
lact
as
a
pasjive
admjliiS'trafo'r
or
Whe-
ItlCr.
HIUAltOVVrs
OI
the
lilivcrnur
nihil
irnnv
nnil
dmulnn
nl.,.
Ihe
liiie'.ot
jtreseiit
tendency
tov'ard
auJocrac,y.
Slight
Backward
Bend
In
Democracy.
Everything
for
the
Builder
n.UMBERWe
have
the
most'
compete
stock
of.
Umbers',
diniensions;
shiplop,
'fir
finish;
flooring,
V.
joint.
Vefieers,,
etb.,
in
iNorllier'n
B.C.
We
can
suppjy,
everything
In
a
building
from
the
foundation
to
the
last
piece
of
finish.
Before
buying
inspect
our
stpek.
It
will
pay
you.
Our
prices
,are
right.
Albert
&
McGaffery,
Ltd.
Phones
11
and
117
o
This
is
an
age
of
democracy,
but-just
now
there
is
a
slight
iM.iK.wunj
nenu
lowani
aniocruc.yi
Tills
has
heen
seen
iu
Italy
ahd
m
Poland.
It
is
seen
in
the
Soviet
(loverment
of
Hussin.
n
is
a
reaciiou
couseniient
on
war-
trhn
h
W
mul
mnv
m...ii.itf
ROTARY
FACTOR
IN
SETTLEMENT
Result.
of
Work
of
Clubs
There.
Dr.
EiLHieh,
of
Taroma,
who
is
making
a
trip
to
the
Valley
of
the
Thousand
Smoker
in
Alaska,
taking
with
him
Dr.
Charles
Maker,
international
Itotary
lecturer,
U-clared
at
the
Hotary
Club
luncheon
yesterday
afternoon
that
tho
Irijh
iiueslion
was
settled
largely
Itelfasl
ni.l
Cork,
and
they
.arranged
for
tho
calling
of
a
con-ferenfe
and
this
conference
appointed
a
committee
to
deal
with
GARBAGE.
COLLECTION.
Editor
Daily
Xews.
As
a
number
of
tax
and
rate
payers
of
the
city
appear
to
l
much
disturbed
over
the
revised
method
adopted
by
the
present
cily.
council
in
colleclinK.
revenue
intended
lo
cover
cost
of
operating
the
sanitation
system
in
the
City.
I
therefore
beK
leave
to'
in
trude
upon
the
space
of
your
valuable
paper
to
briefly
outline
the'
reason
for
the
change
from
mill
rate
levy
on
I
lie
taxable
land
of
the
cily
to-
Ihe
direct
charge
that
is
now
being
im
posed
on
all
inhabitaled
dwellings
and
business
Iiousps
in
!ha
city.
Necessity
beinit
the
mother
of
;
ipvention
orthe
underlying
pressure
inai
compeii
cnanges
io
take'
place
is
also
responsible
for
this.
present
change
in
method
of
Laiadon.
VAs
all
realize,
the
road
inu
itrnvem'enl
work
of
the
last
four"
or
five
years
has
increased
th
debt
of
the
cily
some
30l,ou()
which
necessitates
the
raising
ot
$3'J,8un
per
ailuum
to
meet
in
terest
,
and
redemption
on
this
increased
debt.
As
the
city
is
operating
on
a;
single
tax.
basis,
Ihtr
land
being
the
only
taxable
avenue
open
to
meet
the
finan
cial
oblivions,
hence
the
limit
lo
what
Ihe
land
can
stand,
and
further,
in
my
opinion
the
old
system
was
neither
an
equitable
or
fair
basis
of
raising
revenue
lo
meet
the
sanitation
service,
as
the
following
will
show
how
unfairly
the
former
system
oper
aled:
Cost,
of
Operating
The
estimated
cost
of
operat
ing
the
niithl
soil
and
garbage
service'
being
$8,npo
per
annum.
Computed
on
the
taxable
land
valuation.
of
the
cily..is
two
mills
for
the
service
in
question.
A
loir
valued
at
fMOO.Ou
pays
20u
per
yeaf,.
fcl.ooo
Jot
2.00
per
year.
While
the
11,500
lot
in
Sec.
1
pays
29.(lO
and
the
?n.0(l
lot
-pays
10c
per
year,
and
in
many
cases
the
80.QO
or
$100.00
lots
have
improvements
and
is
Creator
of
the
work
of
nishTspll
and
garbage
collection.
Hut
again
the
argument
used
that
Sec.
1
has
a
sewer
have
been
necessary
in
countries.
such
as
Italy
.and.
Poland.
Nol'syslem
and
that
an
annual
levy
so
here,
however.
This
pmniirv
iu
h
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i.
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will
o
,
.
W4i,uiiyii;j
miiu
ii,
i
iiui:iiioi
isj.auo
is
raiseu
lor
mainien
.....
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uc.
Him;
none!
nouiing
io
make
necessary
a
retiirn
to
middle
age
coijditions,
Oradually
we.
are
learning
the
Jessons
of
(lovernnient.
We
make
misj.1kes.
but
there
is
a
steadv
fonyard
movement
with
the
object
of
making
the
eondilions
of
ajl
men
better.
This
is
the
Liberal
aim.
Rupert
and
the
attendance
not
as
&ood.
He
urged
them
all
to
pet
the
itotary
spirit,
which
was
the
Pest
think
he
knew.
Mr.
Ilich
is
travelling
on
his
yachl
Argosy.
In
The
Letter
Box
ance
of
the
system.
Computed
on
the
same
basis
It
means
that
a
I00
lot
makes
an
annual
con
tribution
to
the
maintenance
of
sewers
of
7c
per
year,
the
50
35c.
per
year,
etc.
In
my
npin
ion
the-
change
was
long
overdue
and
no
person
should
object
to
paying
his
or
her
own
way
and
no(,
attempt
to
imposq
upon
their
neighbors.
A
LI).
O.
n.
CASEY.
DEFENSE
OF
BALDWIN.
jEdltor,
Daily
News.
If
you
could
find
space,
to
in
sert
the
following
in
your
valu
able,
paper
you
will
confer
i
gr,eal
favor
upon
the
wriler.
No
where
caii
there
be
found
a
finer
set
of
men
than
the
railroad
t;iiployu's
on
tle.
big
English
lines.
The
Najlonal,
Association
of
llailwaymen
is
not
likely
to
bo
an
exception
lo
this
rule.
They
cannot
be,
as
a
whole,
exuetly
proud
of
.IheJr.
preVidepJJssjTe-.
mark,
a?,
quoted
In
your
iue
of
tin
Daily-New
tin
.Inly
5,
lh:it
Premier
Haldwin
is-
"h
dangerous
hypocrite."
It
is
a
pity
that
your
popular
Hlt1t
Iiiiiiai
t-Olr
....V'
vitmiv
litvr.l
Irish
Trouble
Ended
Laroelv
Aft
.
'
.
.
.
.
'
j
,
--UIII
at
tiki
I
T
rt
ti
ml
s
luliid
in
rnnce
unpen
ami
the.
surroumi-inv
district,
should
not
have
a
belter
and
truer
estimate-
of
nuui
at
tin
head
of,
Hie
Knglisn
Government.
man
who
could
so
load
that
governme.iit'
through
such
a
crisis;
as,
the
lain
strike,
that
not
a
shot
had
to
W
fired
in
national
defepse;
no
shortage
of
food
,va
felt;
and
whioh
so
hail
a.-.
....
r-'J
I
n.
.
.....
1
I
.
II.
I.
i.
.
.
through
(he
Instrumentality
of
"
'tut'n
'
",ul
volunteer.,
hot
,,
men
ami
wo-The
the
Uotary
Clubs
of
Ireland.
wasVn-
wer
forlhpaminir
to
mee
movement
for
peace
Initialed
by
two
clubs
one
Pro-
jO.
""Wncy,
''
man
"'I1
tcstant
and
the
oilier
Catholic,
at
a"
hUm.ndcd
cili-ens
would
reopen
ami
annum
The.
enclosed
report
of
Premier
Italdwin's
speech
on
'
Trade
Union,
made
at
a
Unin.nisl
fete
at
'
I
!
I
1
I
1
it.
Witjiin
two
days
peace
was
wmppemiam,
wuisnire,
r.njJiano,
declared.
I"n
Jun
,2
'
'worthy
of
a
re-
'
Mr.
ilich
said
he
had
heen
a'Pfhit
in
your
paper.
It
give
a
.Ilptarian
for.
twelve
years
at
Ta-'Jff'd
idea
of
the
man
and
his
li..
...4
...I.....'
il.n
n1..l.
nriininn
nnil-iff.iinlv
iln.u
twit
CUIIIa.
imt
jitiiiT-ii
iiru
uiv
i
mi'
'
I
I
......
v
...
..v....
was
no
larger
than
that
at
Prince
lw
him
up
dangerous
hyporile,"
hut
rather
as
one
who
can
safely
br
left
in
vharjte,
of
Ihe
nation's
welfare.
M
WKST.
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
aaya:
A
MAN
broke
his
neck
and
tin'
not
know
11.
That's
what
comes
of
not
reading
the
Prlnc
Huperl
Daily
News.
It.
II.
Pmley
says
if
they
let
him
stay
at
the
head
of
the
party
he
will
make
a
suprem?
elTort
to
smash
the
Oliver
Oov"
ernment
at
the
next
.
session
of
the
House.
.
Hurrah
for
Poolejt
He
is
evidently
willin'
anyway.
l'KINCK,
Rupert
is
about,
as
up
to
dale
as
Vancouver.
I
heard
a
gramophou
the
other
nte!it
playing
last
.year's
records.
THE
bravest
man
in
the
world
is.
the
villager,
wln
dares
to
wear
knickers.
,
!
.
-41
WOMEN
hrqadeast
a
lot
bill
lln-y
do
not
aways
tell
the
world
llieir
private
opinion
or
hubby.
THE
most
un
to
date
man
is
lid
J
who
takes
his
houe
to
the
bar
bet
shop
lo
get
it
shingled.
HE
thought
she
was
an
anprl
and
she
thought
be
wins
rich.
Moth
were
sadly
liivo'rce
followed.
SI
1
ENGLISHMEN
are
often
right.
In
that
respect
they
resemble
July,
9,
1916.
The
Itarteuders'
t'nion
held
Us
annua!
picnic
at
TugwHI
Island
yeterlay,
'iu
lutbiglbeing
ond
or
tji
joHiesof
llie
'Hson.
tjtfl
hasetnill
game
re.sullef
ni
a
score,
of
lL
to
i
and,
.in
the
fuL
man's,
rac'llarry
R9'!
'
beat
J
Mauricd
CoutUn)
tli.
I'bfinyitAW''
The
Oranby
Cq.
Jias
bonded
a
mining
property
on
libson
Is
land,
2.1
miles
soulli
nr
this
city
and.
a
camp
Is
being
established
there
by
E.
.1.
Conway,
the
com-
jiiiiiv'ii
1'iitriin'cr.
The
negotia
were
handleil
by
J.
F.
Ilftchio
Tliere
is
a
possibility
that
7.r
or
Tht)
Real
Cause
'Off'
Constipation
Is
A
Bad
Liver
Mra.
Jean
Boehelr,
Nelaoo,
li.d,
ifritea:--l,For
many,
year
I
hava.
been
troubled
with
my
llyer,
and
aui
terad
terribly
wjth
eonati(tion.
I,
IISAXD
ABOUT.
Mlburnr
tti
harrt
bean
greatly
Improted
ilnea,
I
atarted.
to
tnlu)
tUm.
I.
etanot
recommend,
thrra
too
kifbly
to
any
on
who;
ia
troubled
Hiih
tMt
liver,"
&Jburo
'a
Laxa-Llver,
Pllla
are.
not
a
near
and
untried
remedy.
They
have
been
on
the
market
for
the
put
IS
y'!
put
up
only
by
Tho
T,
Jailbivk
Uolud,
Torento,
Oat.
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Book
FREE
Write
for
a
copy
of
Colman's
Recipe
Book,
containing
recipes
for
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Salad
Dressings,
Sandwiches.
Pickles,
etc.,
etc.
it
will
be
mailed,
to
you
FREE.'
ftW
men
may
.be
employed.
Vorge
M.
ll.iusbn
will
arriv.'
tin
Prince
Rupert
shortly
to
be-
usanpooueu.
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Slnle
runsiil
n.
Irishmen
and
Scotchmen.
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act.
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Tories
sometime
i
say
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right
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.ihi
suutie
on
xrtt
iunj,
Tea
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
cefdinif
Irving
N.
Linnell,
who
t
bpi'n
transferred
td
ihe
Vancouver
eonsulae.
I
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nr.
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apply
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north.
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folio
tut
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line
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or
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LAND
ACT.
Caolar
Land
IH.trlri.
Land
Flerordint
Dl'lrlct
of
Prune
Ituperl
and
Miuaied
on
inn
Ann.
inoui
I
mile
fllllllnt
of
iiimiili
or
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lover.
TAfcE
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ttmt
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nirlurd
nnnlop
of
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mill
maiiaicer.
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to
apjdjr
for
iwrmlMlon
...
iiuiiiiiir
nil
IOIIOWJIIK
oeMTIUfU
land.:
eommenrlnir
it
a
poat
plumed
on
the
aouih
ihore
of
Taku
Arm
about
mile
nuihweat
from
the
month.
-of
Alllnto
lllvrr
anrl
rnntilnir
thenre
u
ehotna
et,
thrnre
0
rluilna
lonth;
llwnr
to
chain
eat;
and
lliwire,
to
rliain
north
to
poim
or
roiiiiiii'nicnieiii,
ermiaiulna;
40
irrt',
more
or
lea..
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Pat.
Atlin,
M.y
tO.
9n:
AtP't"t'
LAND
ACT.
Nolle
of
Intantlon
to
Apply
to.Laaa
Land
In
Prlnre
Itupcrl
Land
IWnrdln
bia.
Irti't
of.
Prince
'
llupert,
and
innate
at
Maeit,
II.
C.
TAKK
NOTICE
that
Fuitenp,
If.
Simp.
on
of
.Mo.nell.
ncrnpatlon
Tanner,
In
lend,
to
aiply
for
a
iae
of
the
rollow
Inr
dearrlbed
landt:--
CoiiiiiH-iirlnit
at
a
pout
planted,
at
the
nortlieaM
roiner
of
Mlock
o,
Maae
Tciwnnlle)
thenre
easterly
I
BO
feel-llienre
Miiilherly
l.flOil
feel;
Ihenre
wea-lerly
U0
reel!
ihnie
northerly
1,000
feet
to
point
of
rriinineni'emenl,
and
ron-lalnlnK
J
arid,
mare
or
Ir.a,
El'OK.NK
II.
SIMPSON.
KSVM
Di.d
iun.
im.
Mustard
is
like
tea
it
is
at
its
best
when
freshly
made.
But
where
tea
requires
boiling
water
to
develop
its
flavour,
Colman's
Mustard
needs
only
colctwater
to
liberate
the
essential
oils
which
add
such
est
and
flavour
to
food.
When
you
serve
Mustard
with
bacon,
ham
or
sausages
for
breakfast
with
cold
meats
for
lunch
with
roast
beef
on
pork
for
dinner,
mix
it
fresh
for
every
meal
and
mix
it
only
with
cold
water.
Colman's
Mustard
is
a
real
aid
to.digestion
because
it
stimulates
the
salivary
glands
and
promotes
the
flow
of
the
gastric
juice
in
the
stomach.
COLMAN-KEEN
(Canada)
Limited,
Dept
82
1000
Amherst
Street,
Montreal
(olmas
Mustard
aids
X
X
digestion.
Ifl
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Few
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Specials
at
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sie.
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price
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Cut
Amber
Head
XecklcLrHpedar'nt6
price
$5.05
Heal
French
Klile'
l.intjlges
ilhyt
nml
Saucers.
Omv
n
few
left
at
05c
35.0(1
Silver
PJatc.l
Sandwich
nr
Cake
Plate.
On
two
left
at,
sae
price
$2.05
Mahogany
finish1
large
ixe
.Man
lei
Clock,
with
lw
:
tone
chime
on
metal
rods,
llcgulnr
price
920.
Ha
?
price
$20.80
Silver
Plaleil
Chihr.s
Cup.
Special
sale
price
.
$1.20
Solid
Oohl
Ladies
II
jug,
wilh
block
Onyx
setting
w
b
pearl
iu
centre.
Special
sale
price
.
.-,
$2.05
Little
(ijiTs
Watches
wilh
Islrnp,
nickel
case.
Spec.jl
price
$2.05
Indestructible
Pearl
Xeckle!,
2t
Inches
I0113,
wilh
m
er
clasp,
rhiiiestoue
set
....
05c
M5
Sterling
Silver
Tea
Sel.
Sale
Price
$70.00
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Bulger,
Ltd.
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Jewellers
Canadian
pacific
Railway
B.
C.
Coast
Servicet
Sailings,
from
Prince.
Rupert
To
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Wrangall,
Jun.au
and
Skiowar
Jul
B.0,
11,
16,
1S,
IS,
St,
SO.
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Victoria
and
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July,
7,
10,
14,
1T
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11
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