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Thursday,
August
26,
1
920.
Discreditable
Campaign
Abuse
and
Slander
v
Under
the
heading,
"A
Discreditable
Campaign,"
the
Ottawa
Citizen
says:
The
great
Conservative
party
of
Canada,
headed
by
High!
linn.
Arthur
.Meighen,
one
of
the
nurct
rejected
and
deieeti'd
political
leaders
in
lhe,wnole
Dominion,
has,
from
the
beginning
ti
me
jireseiii
contest,
placed
an
us
Hopes
or
victwry
in
a
cam.
pa
i
git
of
abuse
of
the
lale
Liberal
government.
11
has
sagacity
enoilgh
to
know
that
there
are
in
this
country
as
in
most
others
a
large
number
of
electors
who
Usually
vote
against
sonielhing
and
rarely,
for
anything,
and
that
these
-electors
are
sufficiently
strong
to
be
able
to
swing
the
election
by
"Their
negativism.
Thus
the
Tory
strategist
decided
that
the
only
hope
they
haditf
securing
sufficient
member,
in
iurlianieiit
of
fheir
uwn
color'
to
gain
offjee
lay
in
arousing
Ihese
negative
electors
to
vote,
not
for
the
Conservative;?,
but
against
Ihv
Liberal
party.
And'jjo
a
campaign
of
bitter
accusation
against
the.
Liberal
government
was
begun,
The
first
shot
was1
fired'
by
.Mr.
Meighen
in
Ottawa,
when
the
greater
part
of
his
speech
was
taken
up
in
telling
the
people
of
Canada
what
a
corrupt
and
'depraved
lot
of
masqueraders
the
Liberals
were.
,
-
Platform
Excesses
of
Conservatives.
'No
one
claims
that
the
Customs
Department
was
not
corrupt,
,and
the
revelations
in
the
parliamentary
iuiuiry
are
legitimate
subjects
of
platform
discussion.
Had
the
Conservative
speakers
ooiifined
themselves
t
the
evidence
brought
out
in
the
investigation,
none
could
have
genuine
cause
for
complaint.
But
they
immediately
began
indulging
in
those
platform.
excesses
that
are
calculated
to
prejudice
rather
than
convince,
and
before
long
life
country
was
flooded
with
tales
of
vile
character,
with
stories
of
joy-sails
ajid
unmentionable
goings-on,
and
with
insinuations
reflecting
upon
Ihe
honor
and
integrity
of
Liberal
members.
What
is
it
Ihe
Conservative
orators
hope
to
gain
by
this
campaign
slander?
Already
the
most
notorious
of
theseiilterance
have;
been
nailed
and
they
have-
relHiundtd
to
the
discredit
of
the
titlerers.
There
were
the
Doucet
aspersions,
ilr.
Doucet
says
the
Quebec
inquiry
proved
his
"Margaret"
charges
were
true.
Can
.Mr.
Doucet
deny,
or
can
his
apologists
deny,
that
the
character
xt
thoe
charges
was
calculated
to
and
did
lead
thousands
of
Canadian
-men
add
women
to-believethal
Mr.
La-
pointe
and
others
took
part
in
carousels
of
the
nwist
wicked
and
reprehensible
character?
Can
Mr.
Doucet
or
his
apologists
deny
that,
however
free
from
specific
charges
his
craftily
.-worded
statements
were,
they
were
intended
to
besmirch
the
moral
character
of
Liberal
leaders?
But
the
inquiry,
ordered
by
Ihe
Con-seryativegoveninient,
revealed
that
there
was
no
incident
on
board
the
"Margaret"
which
could
be
a
reproach
against
Hie
persons
named
by
the
Tory
Doucet.
'
Another,..
Illustration.
Equally
interesting
is
an
illustration
of
Conservative
campaign
tactics
was
the
statement
made
by
Mr.
Nicholson
at
North
Bay..
This
former
member
of
the
House
of
Commons,
speaking
on
ihe
some
platform
as
Mr.
Meighen,
was
reported
as
stating
that
Uiie'of
the
chief
public
buildings
in
Ottawa
was
"partially
turijed
-i
tii.o
a
bawdy
house"
and
that
"the
keeper
of
the
bawdy
house
was
on
the
payroll
of
the
country
at
3,500
a
year."
When
this',
astounding
and
vile
utterance
was
reported
in
the
press
of
Canada
and
caused
justifiable
resentment,
Mr.
Nicholson
indignantly
denied
that
he
had
said
it,
and
he
personally
telegraphed
to
'The
Citizen
to
give
his
denial
Ihe
same
publicity
as
was
given
the
.original
allegation.
The
Citizen
gave
it
greater
publicity.
But
to
this
deuial,
the
Canadian
Press
correspondent
who
reported
the
speech,
and
who
is
one
of
the
most
reliable
men
in
that
inost
reliable
news
service,
replied
that
he
actually
submitted,
to
Mr.
Nicholson
a
note
aking
if
the
denied
statement
was
-correct,
j
with
Ottawa'
specially
underlined,
aird
thai
Mr.
iSiChoisoir.
wrote
"yes'
on
theuiote.
.1
still
have
tne
note,
says
tlw
Canadian
Press
reporter.
-
Are
Disgusted
at
,
'
v
'
;
'
Scandal
Mongers.
.
-
What
is
the
public
to
think?
Many
must
be
thoroughly
disgusted
at
stich
tactics.
But
the
public
has
the
final
word
in
the
matter.
It
can
record
its
approval
or
disapproval
on
Septem
ber
.11.
The
signs
plainly
point
to
a
revulsion
of
feeling
against
the
Tory
scandal-mongers.
In
Quebec,
especially,
in
which
pro-j
vince
Mr.
Meighen
hopes
to
gain
the
desired
additional
support.
will
these
campaign
slanders
work
to
the
disadvantage
of
the
party
or
high
tariffs
and
low
platform
ethics.
But
in
Ontario,
tlo,
except
in
the
case
of
the
congenial
ultra-Tories,
there
H
likely
to
be
a
reaction
against
Ihe
Conservative
muck-rakers.
Elsewhereraify
wavrers
from
Liberal
or
Progressive
ranks
will
long
since
have
been
driven
back
again
by
the
odious
methods
of
Mr.
Meighen's
lieutenants.
Badly
conceived,
execrably
carried
out,
the
Tory
election
campaign
seems
likely
to
end
in
the
defeat
and
humiliation
of
those
who
were
resjAmsible
for
its
character.
I
i
1
.-.!
-
-
-
-
-
CoolirMrTiinSirnhenin
SHREDDED
WHEAT
The
Meal
hot
weather-food
for
breakfast
or
lunch
Delicious!
Used
after
Shaving
Dr.
Chase'
OINTMENT
Keeps
the
Skin
Soft,
Smooth
and
Velvety
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
dime
on
Brady.
ays:
Two
head
are
Letter
than
one
as
long
as
they
are
not
nuts.
Tomorrow's
Friday
sot
to
eat
fish
again,
no
I
a
sucker.
and
I'vn
I
hope
it's
The
advantage
of-"a
small
boat
is
it
lakes
less
gas.
,
That's
dir.
fere
nt
from
a
small
man.
He'
ji.-e.s
more
gas;
.
'.
-
-
v
There's
.not
so
very
niiieh,
difference
between
J
he
parlies,
so
why
not
elect
Stork
and
let
it
go
at
that?
What
I
like
about
a
stork
is
he
has
a
habit
of
bringing
things.
'You
love
a
man
.when'
he
lends
you
money,
but
when
he
asks
for
it
hack
you
just
hate
him.
.
Why
swear,
wheh.ynu
can
get
a
radio
set
to
make
worse
noise?
Look
out
for
the
last
hose
of
summer.
There's
nothing
hut
politics
in
the
newspapers
these
days.
I
think
I
shall
quit
reading
them
and
then
what'll
they
do
about
i.
Uberals
say
Ihe
Mevatnr
I
the
(hiug.
So
it
is,
by
Jove.
It
look
good
to
me
ami
they
say
Stork
got
it.
Wonder
they
don't
say
it
was
II.
II.
Stevens
or'
J.
C.
Brady.
,
Jake
says
he'd
like
to
see
Stork
and
Brady
on
the
samb
political
platform.
jS'o
would
I,'
only
they
could
not
both
talk
at;
once.
.Man
wants
but
little
here
be
low.
Yes,
Utile
politics
and
.mora
statesmanship.
lake
says
he
is
no
political
prophet,
but
he
know
he
can't,
vet
any
Conservative
money
on
i
lie
elections.
Possibly
if
His
Hoyal
Umps
goes
on
writing
some
of
those
scathing
editorials,
some
of
his
faithful
followers
will
pluck
up
courage
enough
to
venture
a
When
a
political
party
has
a
cinch
on
all
the
virtues,
watch
hem.
They
sure
need
it.
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
August
26,
1916
An
interesting
tetter
has
been
received
by
M.
M.
Slephens
from
lr.
N.
M.
McNeill
who
is
at
th
Front.
It
state
that
Major
S)
l.
M.-Mordie,
who
was
seriously
injured
on
June
1
3,
has
been
awarded
the
D.w.O.
as
has
aisd
.viajor
u.
v.
reck.
rue
letter
also
refers
to
Cupt.
J.
A.
Kirki
Patrick,
Major
Cibson,
Pa
Beak
and
Trave
Lucas.
Oeorpe
M.
Hanson
has
arrived
in
rrmco
uupert
to
take
over
his
duties
as
United
States
con
sul
and
Irving
N
Linnell
will
leave
in
a
few
days
for
Vancou
ver,
G.
Gardiner
Johnson
of
Van
couver,
well
known
shipping
man,
is
visiting
tho
city.
He
inspected
the
local
rtry
dock
and
declares
!t
to
be
seconll
lo
none
in
the
world
.in
the
t
mailer-
of
equipment.
.
i
n
'
The
Awful
Truth
"You
look
fed
up,
old
man."
"les,
I've
had
a
tiring
day
gag
about
getting
off
for
bis
grandmother's
funeral,
so
Just
to
leach
him
a
lesson
I
said
I
would
accompany
him."
MANY
BEAUTY
SPOTS
"Don't
go
l.o
Vancouver"
for"
your
next
holiday
I
Hit.
to
to
the
Stl-
kine
llter
eiuinlty.
the
peace
Hil
ver
valley,
Stuart
or
Oolsa
Lake,!
to
Ihe
Interior
or
the
Islands.!
Know
Ihe
beauty,
the
resource'
the
prosperity
of
your
own
country
tributary
to
the
city."
Such!
was
the
advice
given
by
Archdeacon
lllx
at
the
Oyro
Club
yesterday
in
coeluding
an
address,
lllustratod
.
will
many
photographs,
in
which
he
revealed
the
scenic
splendor
and
tremendous
natural
resources
of
many
parts
of
Central
and
Northern
British
Columibia
as
seen
by
himself
dur
ing
the
past
two
years
in
the
course
of
bis
travels
through
the
diocese
Of
Viledouia,
which
extends
from
the
Alberta
border
to
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
ami
from
Ocean
Fall
to
the
Alaska
boundary.
l'he
future
of
the
Peace
River;
valley
anl
the
port
of
Prince
llu-j
pert
Interlock.-'
declared
the
Archdeacon
in
speaking
of
the
p'eare
Itiver
Country.
The
people
of
that
couiitr-
with
ih
potential
firaiu
anil
livestock
possibilities"
and
its
.coal
and
'oil
resources;
were
looking
to
Prince
Ituperl
as
the
iN'eaii
,
outlet.
It
was
up
to'
the
people
of
Prince
Itupert
tol
pray
and
use
every
endeavor
tOj
have
that
ttreal
district
opened
up
In-
Km
I'nni.linli
A'
u
I
f.Ul
II
I
llull.l
ways
so
thai
it
might
become
tri
butary
to
prince
Itupert.
rroni
the
peace
Itiver,
Arch
deacon
Itix
t
ravelled
in
his
ad
dress,
along
the
line
of
the
Canadian
National
Railway
through
I
Central
British
Columbia
with
its'
great
iimner.
siami
mat,
wuii
pro-
per
care,
could
be
made
perpetual
lo
Prince
Ittipert
pat
Mount
Hob-
'
son,
Itazcltyn
and
the
v'keena
Hl-ver
with
their
unexcelled
scenic-attractions,
As
for
Prince
Jlu-ArciiiWaeon
Itix
stated
it
could
be
made
one
of
the
beauty
Sibils
of
the
world,
ills
location,
in
that
respxtt
was
unrivalled
and1
he
urged
that
a
community
in-
terest
be
aroirsed
in
developing-
it;
along
those
lines.
It
should
not
(be
all
left
for
the
government
or.
the
Canadian
National
Railways
lo
do.
i
i
Wonderful
StIMne
The
wonderful
Sttklue
Rher
district
was
then
oicturized
by
the
sjieaker.
Once
almost
inac
cessible,
It
Was
now
mol
very
easy
to
reaeh
he
said.
Boats
of
fering
all
Ihe
comforts
urn!
conveniences
such
as
thne
plying1
on
the
roast,
were
now
operated
up
the
Stikfue
River
through
a
district
unrivalled
In
cenery
fronii
j;
,4Vrnrell
to
Telegraph
Creek.'
Then
from
Telegraph
Creek
10
Dease
Lake
was
the
roadway,
a
drive
over
which
had
nviny
thrills,
to
offer.
The
speaker
referred,
to
IIh
work
bcinjr
done
among
thel
Iinliaus
by
ihe
missionary.
Com-
mander
Hodgson.
He
also
lohl;
of
comlitions
there
anil
referred.
humorously
to
the
hotel
conduct
cd
at
jTi'legraijh
Oreekpy
Chick".
McOVer,
bfoUierjof
ilieSvell
known
(i.
(j.,Veleeri
K.C?
:i1ie
ifistrid
IS
.
,
'.
.....
bad
mineral
resonrresuis
vet
1HU
S-i-i...
t
.
!
it
.
.-i.
i
provrji
inn
if
speaner
sain
ii
was
essentially
a
big
man
s
country
from
the
standpoint
of
nrmrfi
I
lint
nllti.Sn.rt.
if
nldn
tin..
the
following
guests:
Arehdea
con
Rix.
Mr
Drake,
Dr.
F.
P.
Kenny,
J.
II.
McLeoil
and
Rev.
H.
O.
Thai
lilllo
beast
of
an
office
boyTurner
of
prince,
Rupert,
J.
W.
of
mine
came
to
me
with
the
nMlHndnon
of
Victoria,
ami
W.
A,
Noble
of
Ocean
Falls.
No
Hut
isn't!
The
new
there
wasn't
and
-
there
Orthoph
Victor
Talking
Machine
Co.,
MEIGHEN
AND
GRAIN
TRADE:
)ncouver
Sun
Shows
How
Western
Ports
Affected
By
Action
of
Premier.
Vancouver
Sul
,
Another
thing
thai
'Vancouver,
people
ran
thank
Mr.
MeigliehM
Mr.
Stevens
and
their
Tory
Senale'
for.
is
killing
Mackenzie
Kinwsj
hill
(giving
Western
farmers
the
bossp.I
i.(isi.iiiii.
f.r
II...
BiiinllriKlit
to
control
Hits
destination
ftf
man
in
the
way
of
sluicing
pannin
for
gold
.
Queen
Charlottes
am
(heir
grain.
'
When
a
farmer,
puts
bis
uraln
Into
an
elevator
at
a
country
sta
Archdeac(n
Rix
also
referrcM10".
he
pay
that
elevator
a
pr-o
the
beautiful
Massed
Inlell.lpr
Hiargr
for
haitdling
IhM
country
and
declared
that
no
""'
,hH
fnr,llt'r
ould
hale
more
interesting
a
trip
and
per-
riht
l"
hP
'hat
grain
;in
haj.s
no
cheaper
one
could
be
ta-,wlilrviT
direction
he
pleaes.
ken
than
from
Prince
Jlupert
lo
T'ls
U
not
the
case.
Stewart.
Anyox
and
Massetl
Inlet1
Tlio-f
Kaslem
elevator
Inlnr-
and
back.
Suet?
a
trio
afforded
wiI"
Ul,,,r
'"inimfls
at
nit
n.ir
i.i,.;,.T
..Mnimsia
in
he
fi
William
Buffalo
and
New
r.oiiwl
in
X.llfprn
tlrltlsli
Collllll-
"r".
l'Jp
ttH
hold
Of
that
bla
and
by
taking
it
one
could
wain,
demand
and
today
actually
see
at
flrsi
h.-iiul
thnureat
in
n
IIH
'
l"
r""'!
ni
nan.lto
and
fishing
operations.
.The
speaker
urged
that
local
people
should
see
more
of
their
own
district
.by
taking
such
a
trip.
.
The
meeting
of
Ihe
club
was
presided
over
by
President
Stan
Tnvlnr
nti.t
.l.t
iiil.llltnn
In
n
(rood
I
lot
I
grain
through
their
own
ter
minals,
Just
Imagine
(he
Western
far
mer
walking
Into
the
only
elevator
in.
his
country
town
and
being
(old
by
Ihe
elevator
that,
in
addition
to
paying
an
,
adequate
attemlance
of
Gvros.
there
were!
for
handling
bis
grain
at
-
II.
n
..
Uf..l
....
II.-
.
.
un
rvuiiu;
"iniiuu,
mil
larllirr
must
give
In
the
elevator
com-pany
Ihe
riighl
to
ship
and
to
han
dle
that
grain
at
its
destination.
While
those
Western
farmers
were
fighting
for
this
right
tin?
right
in
most
cases
lo
ship
tltIr
.
.
I..
I..
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.......
ji
Peacones,
A.
0.
Willitug
of
JN'e-'".
"jo,el
,
,
ancou-nnnn.
Alt,.
nrrlv,
In.
the
city
vpt
rnlse
n
hand
help
them?
Ah,
not
o
bad;
was
it
a
noodlon
Lie
Princess
Louise
yesterday'
Tory
policies,
working
In
with
Kameir
laHernoon
n,i
nrneeeded
Kast
to
cas.ern
grain
interest,
No,
it
was
bis
grandmother!
Fdmoriton
i.n
this
morning's,
fought
and
lobbied
ngalnsl
the
funeral,"
(train.
'grain
bill
every
foot
of
Hie
way
Ctnidi,
l.'nitmt
8tt,
CrUnt
Mod.l
,
Prlc.
$3SS,
'
i
Other
yyay
brings
real
music
into
your
home
as
does
the
Orthophonic
Victrola
Tub
Orthophonic
Victrola
is
a
Dew
musical
discovery,
exclusive
to
he
Victor
Company,--an
instrument
of
entirely
new
internal
design.
If
thcrehad
xxa
an
eaiit-r
way
to
brifltc
Orthoiboiiic
uiusical
beauty
into
the
home,
meaning
the
real
mutic,
Victor
would
have
chosen
it.
Great
artists
famous
band,
rcnowntil
orchestnjs,
-
singm,
layers
and
cntrrtaJncrs
of
every
I
:'uul
can
now
cheer
you
at
home
with
the
tunc
range
of
the
munc
coui)lctc
from
piping
treble
to
lxiotning
ba.
complete
.ompu
n
ly
by
vt
pnncipli
(iciple.
Urtbophomc
irtue
of
the
A
tlemonstratMMi,
at
any
"His
Master's
Voice"
dealer
is
a
omc
Victrola
TnU
Ufk
tuft
of
Canada,
IJmited,
Steamship
and
Train
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Western
Canada,
almost
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a
man,
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becoming
hostile
to
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greed
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power
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right
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the
direction
which
his
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farmers
In
Alberta
and
Western
Saskatchewan
wilt
choo-uj
the,
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Kaslem
route,
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