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DAfLT
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FOR
iCTION
NEWS;
OTTAWA,
Snpi.
9.
In
repfy
niav
have
tbt-in
for
several
days
af-4
Friday,.
S.-pl.
10,1(5.1
''1
.'t
Falsehood
Policy
Injures
the"
Party.
It
seems
a
pity
that
the
once
proud
and
reputable
party
jeu
py
such
-a
great
man
as
Sir
John
A.
.Mardonald
should
he
dragged
in
the
mud
by
petty
politicians
as
is
being
done
at
this
election.
One
of
the
latest
moves
is
by
means
of
falsehood
to
.
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11
i
iry
io
uiscrcuit
wmu
is
sam
uy
the
Daily
;evs,
because
the
paper
.happens
to
differ
in
its
views
from
that
of
the
candidate.
Jt
i
particularly
obnoxious
because
Mr.
Brady,
following
the
lead
of
M.
JI.
Stevens
of
.Vancouver
and
some
others
of
the
party,
is
out
a
the
champion
of
purity
in
politics.
Mr.
Hrady
in
a
letter
to
some
"of
the
electors
says
thi
.paper
is
'"heavily
subsidized."
Perhaps
he
does
,
not
know
any
belter,
but
it
is
bis
duty
to
be
sure
of
the
facts.
If
his
other
statements
are
as
unreliable
as
this
one
they
are
nothing
hut
mls-sjatemeilts
from
beginning
to
end.
The
Daily
News
is
a
commercial
venture
and
sells
its
advertismj:
space
to
any
who
wish
J(i
buy,
irrespective
of
parly
affiliation.
Conservatives
bus-it
a
.well
us
Liberals
and
have
done
so
at
a
number
uf
elections.
Uoth
pay
the
same
rate
and
are
treated
in
that
regard
exactly
alike,
'o
subsidy
has
ever
been
received.
'
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"
Gfve
Both
Sides
of
-the
(Question.
The
liaily
Nws,
as
is
well
known
here,
gives
both
side.
of
the
question.
It
publishes
daily
depatches
giving
the
utter-ances'of,
Premier
.Meighen
a
well
as
lhoe
of
Mhckemic
King,
whereas
ilhe
Tory
organ
gives
only
the
one
side.
When
there,
is
a
Conservative
meeting
the
DailvXews
gives
the
fullest
possible
report,
whereas
the
Tory
organ
gives
the
briefesd
synopsis
-of
Liberals
meetings.
Conservatives
here
have
always
complimented
this
paper
on
its
fairness
in
its
news
reports.
Then
comes
alomr
a
candidate
for
office
who
eem
determined
to
try
to
win
at
any
price
and
bv
making
a
false
statement
or
fact
-tries
to
iniriience
the
voters:
Such
policy
cannot
succeed.
,.M.
Has
i.Mr..
Brady
tried
lo
influence
its
own
organ
to
give
both
sldfts
of
the
qiiestions
at
issue
and
to
treat
all
alike?
'
Flih
Trap.
Question.
JVjuch
t
Discussed.
'
.:
The,
Cousenatiye
jtoliticians
are
making
.desperate
efforts
to,
distort
lhe
fish
trap
issue.
They
are
tning
to
put
a
faNe
aspect
,of
it
before
the
electors
just
as
thecandidate.put
a
fale-hood
Tprward
in
his
circular
letter.
TJiey
are
trvjtig
to
make
out
that
Stork
is
playing
a
game
on
both
sides.
whereas
Ihey
know
Avell
that
it
is
their
own,
people
who
are
playing
the
game
and
trying
to
fool
the
fishermen.
They
kuow
that
the
fishermen
have
the
power
to
turn
the
election
one
way
or
the
other
and
they
are,
making
desperate
efforts
to
fool
them.
However,
the
fishermen
have
a
good
.
deal
of
common
sense,
something
thai
is
often
lacking
in
the
men
who
are
doing
the
campaigning.
They
have
known
fr
some
lime
who
was
on
their
side
and
they
khowMay
that
directly
the
Meighen
.Government
came
into
power
the
trap
licenses1
were
issued
and
remained
in
force
until
the
end
of
the
season.
Then
pn
order
was
given
to
dismantle
inencedVen
,gh
lhe
'wurk
of
di?iInanlliiig
had
already
rom-
Ve
are
saving
this
today
to
warn
the
fishermen
thai
monev
is
being
spent
freely
and
the
best
possible
brains
are
being
pur-chasedjo
lay
before
them
a
plausible
story'
that
it
is
thought
w-i
influence
Ihem.
We
do
not
think
they
will
succeed
bul
il
will
not
be
for
the
want
of
trying!
'
'
Brady
is
Claiming
,to,Jiave
Done
i
Much.
.
In
his
circular
letter,
Mr.
Brady
claims
lo
have
alreadv
done
niurJi
for
the
People,
of
Skeeua
district,
particularly
in
this
fish
rap
matter,
when
he
knows
it
Wh
a
member
or
his
committee
that
i.ut
the
full
trip
matter
before
Premier
Me.'ghen
and
said
'
JmlY
r,r"
8
r.adldlr1'i'
the
traps
fc
allowed
4o
o
.rtnft
rri
i
It
was
under
pressure
that
Mr.
'Meighen
ordered
;ihe,r
withdrawal
Mr.
.Brady
is
the
political
.paw
on
the
chessboa,
,
which
the
big
interests
.
.are
working
Iheir
gi
e
pmlaouig
to
bring
about
a
change.
Let
this
party
go
JTll
pojjr
witha
working
majority
and
the
fish
tras
will
again,
be
TS'
i,
re,,r:.cr
Meig,,en
M
iMvestitiun
would
5
Pity;
Personalities
.
,.
Should
Be
Introduced.
4
It
1
a
pity
that
personalities
have
to
be
introduced
into
hi,
campaign
but
it
is
lhe
Conservative
move.
The?"
h"
ere
o
iff
tiilo
start
the
campaign
of
slander
and
have
Ihey
kept
i
'l
n
llvi
they
who
started
the
use
of
poison
ia
,
T
"ft
11
"'ey
havMo
suffer
a
l.ttle
from
lhe
poiso,,!;-
jj
iTrim.
ll'apers
and
Iheir
accredited
representatives,
accurate
stals-
tlllf'ntu
nf
II.
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t.
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VOlO
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lat
every
polling
station.
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siggsr
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Return
Inn
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.
"a
BWll"
01
Uie
re
Officers
and
Deputies
to
Cooperate
With
Press
ult.
One
of
these
is
transmitted
to
the
returning
ofri
in
the
ballot
boxes
and
constitutes
11..
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film
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the-poll.
Every
election
of-'
uci-r,
ana
particularly
every
de
puty
runiins
officer
and
ioll
clerk,,
lioujd,
however,
,do
whal-
'
cu"
10
jurnisn
a
early
in
me
evening
as
possible
In
Canadian
Press
agencies,
new-
VERY
LITTLE
BETTING
ON
THIS
ELECTION
IS
.
REPORTED
TO
DATE
Pne
.Waaer
of
.$500
.Was
.Pqvered
!
Tesierday
oy
conservatives
i,
'
i
'
ui
far
.there
seems;
,
lo
,
have
becnveTry
lillc
lilting
on
general
eleclion
rejtills.
Yes-tentay
a
local
I.HrSl.
Pt
up
WOO
as
a
wager
t,bat
Premier
lleitrlicu
would
not
have
mora
thaYi
I
Ifi.
suimorters
in
the
next
.housi.
This
het
was
takei:
,
'"I
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r.
rt
.
.jjnotlier;
sioull
bet
i(nkcn
avi
ihaiwrt'j
ftrk
woo.il
have
a
iiiajorliy
al
Slewart.
o
far
as
kn.rvvn
Conservative
have
refu.ed
to
iiapk
their
candidate
to
win
but
have
been
willing
to
be:
Ilia!
Stork
would
nol
have
more
-than
000
majority.
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
aya:
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
-g
Midler
Hrady
ilanslc.j
a
fish
Iran
jLrpm.
a
burnished
politic.-
Ana
wlncpered
in
voice
like
nrcaclier:
,
"liese
fishermen
bite
like
co.1."
t
hit
the
fisjiermen
jeered
at
hi?
amies.
Thej-
uae
him
a
fis!iennanQ
lauffli.
For
they
looked
wlrere
the
hook
was
all
!a!lc1,
And
tliey
saw,
loo,
a
fisherJ
man
s
gaff.
The
oMfficully
with
some
Doll-
lical
speakers
is
that
there
it
no
dividing
line
between
theiri.
imasinalion
and
Uieir
informa
tion.
Only
four
dav.
to
srn
befor:
eleciion
and
may
they
go
quickly.
.Maria.
It
seems
too
bad
thai
lhe
Tory
troops
should
be
so
badly
stuck
In
the
mud.
She
A
Tory
Tale
was
young
and
1
flaiipish,
.4
she
Wrfs
v
And
the,
Jwrina.
was
cleaMy
false,
She
declared,
she
could
not
fos
trot
Bul
could
do
a
stately
waMz.
The
Tories
declare
the
pro
gressives
are
faUe.
If
they
had
unorted
Meizhen
Ihev
would
have
been
trusty
and
true.
Before
the
election
everybodr
thoulit
John
Oliver
a
hero,
fichtinss;
tor
low
freisrht
rale'
for
the
cast
hu
now
we
know1
by
Tory
jugslery
thai
tho
freight
rates
were
nol
hieh.f
neier
have
lifen
hlsh.
am!
never
jwill
be
high,
but
thai
Oliver
is
a
iiad
.old
man
for
supporting
-Mackenzie
Kin?.
I
never
knew
Jul
whal
a
bad!
man
Fred
fldrk
-xas
unlil
lUn
Tory
imported
orators
told
u.
lion-
flip
Liberals
were
deceiving
the
public.
I
Jut
'till
Tuesday,
friend,
and'
then
il'JI
lv
all
ovpr
except
the,
L'beral
cheering.
i
Tli?
Conservatives
to
win.
tThey
have
except
the
votes
are
goiivgj
everylhing,
The
campaign
reminds
me
of
the
old
definition
of
a
Lilral-Conservative.
He
is
like
a
mulp
with
neither
pride
of
ancestry
or
hopp
for
polerUv.
September
.10,
1916.
I
The
police
commission,
at
Hs
regular
monthly
.meetinc
thU
Lmorning,
received
a
report
thaU
I
there
were
nine
cusps
in
Hip
riu-
.police
court
during
lhe
month
of
August,
fines
totalling
$05.
Latest
mail
from
tho
rrun'
JlelN
how
Pte.
Jlllly
Kirk
lost
his
c
.in
ucuMii.
jacK
.iieui.
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u,e
same
mori
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1111
mug
after
polling
day
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Sellars.
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returning
officers
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re-!
forms
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they
contain
la
nub"
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