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st
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of
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of
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Wednesday,
Ausrul
23,
IP?
Useless
Efforts
of
Some
Politicians.
Some
local
polilicians
have,
been
(rvinp
their
best
to
discredit
the
Mackenzie
Kin?
Government
by
making
ininiiations
and
innuendoes
which
cannot
,e
backed
ut
by
Utement
uf
fact.
I
hey
nave
been
blaming
the
Government
for
building
the
Hudson
Hay
Railway,
et
Mr.
Meighen
has
also
definitely
promied
to
dolhe
same
work.
How
futile
it
is
for
people
to
try
lo
forward
the
interests
of
(a
parly
by
that
kind
of
talk.
They
just
make
themselves
ridiculous
in
the
eyes
of
thinking
eople.
How
much
belter
it
Would
have
been
in
this
constituency
f
the
Luii-ervatives,
had;
acknowledged
that
Stork,
having
been
the:
only
ftrtesriitathe
who
got
anything
worth
while
for
the
port,
should
have
been
sent
back
lu
Ottawa
bv
acclamalion.
Even
yet
U
is
not
I09
late.
Seeing
.there
is
absolutely
no
hope
of
electing
Brady,
wliy
not
make'
our
protest
against
pat
Conservative
treatment
emphatic
am!
all
back
one'man.
Even-one
knows
be
is
the
only
person
who
can
do
the
work
effectively
Klmj
ftelflns
In
Vjg
ff
If
T
I
V
'
"i
Eastern
Canada.
.
A
curious
aiiomoly
has
arisen
in
the
affairs
of
Canada.
Mackenzie
;hing,
leader
of
the
Government
which
recenrtv
resigned
agaiu
aud
again
came
out
in
favor
of
a
strong
western
policy.'
t
d
,hal
railwa
,"
the
Pacific
hould
be
equalised'
withvthose
gomg
East
and
in
niany
smaller
mailers
he
took
the
part
:f
the
west
as
against
,e
east
Yet
he
is
the
idol
of
the
easL
The
despatches
yesterday
told
of
how
the
people
of
Sher-i
bmoke
county
refused
to
let
him
pass
in
his
car
without
addressing
them.
So
rniuh
wa
he.
delayed
bv
the
concourse
or
people
at
different
points
that
he
was
three
hour,
late
in
arriving
at
his
destination.
-
Mackenzie
King
is
not
only
King-
by
flam
but
reiyu
in
the
hearts
of
Ihe
people
down
there.
Curb.the
Power
of
Canadian
Senate.
-The
Mackenzie
King
group,
if
enl
bark,
to
administer
the
affairs
of
Ihe
country,
as
seems
likely
to
happen,
will
curb
Ihe
powers
of
the
Canadian
Senate.
.
Their
proposal
is
to
bring
it
into
line
with
Ihe
Brilb
Iloiie
o
Lord,
which
ha
had
it
daw
Inmmed
on
several
occasions.
It
had
to
ubniit
in
order
to
save
jts
jiiwn
life.
'-,f
thountry
slwuild
happen
to
vole
Gnenalive
on
Hie
present-occasion
it
would
mean
a
elback
of
many
year's
in
the
reform
or
the
I
pper
llme.
By
the
wav
the
old
Senalors
are
dying
ofr
it
eemss
if.
within
a
year
or
Iwo
Liberals
ir
returned
ii(w;.wili
have
a.
majority
there
pledged
to
reform;
Slrould
they
be
der?aleI
ihiw.
however.
Ihe
Senate
will
be
fifled
with
Torv
heualorsijvho
will
refuse
for.
nnbther
derade
;or
two
to
submi'l
to
tny
eljange
in
the'
eoilitiiUoiiJn
th('regartl.
,
.
-
Any
person
wavering
in
regard
ttl
the
matter'of
voting
should
coiiHHler
this
a
good
and
pror
rea'sou
for
votimr
Liberal
on
tbe
prreit
o-casion.
Big
Majority
for
Kino
Is
the
Thing.
j
.Vhat
ii'
needed
now
i
a
big
majority
for
Mackenzie
King.
Let
have
stable
government,
but
not
of
the
Tory
kind.
We
uo
mii
Ayaiii
iory
siaiMliiy.
Wliatwe
want
is
a
Tree
government
ir
a
tree
people.
Ue
want
no
alitoeratic
senate,
no
enroach-menl
trom
the
Governor,
no
rule
or
the
wealthy.
Give
11s
today
a
real
Canadian
Government
Hr
a
free
Canadian
people.
Mackenzie
King'
grahdfalher
fought
ror
freedom
and
today
we
reapj
the
benefit.
His
grandson
is
again
eiiterimr
the
lists
in
the
same
sacred
cause.
It
is
ours
to
support
him
and
elect
a
man
who
will
back
hm
up
111
his
policies.
The
only
man
who
in
sight
who
will
do
Itiat
is
Kied
Stork.
SHREDDED
WHEAT
The
ideal
hot
weather
food
for
breakfast
or
lunch
Delicious!
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
ays:
If
noes
were
a
yard
long,
how
in
the
world
should
we
kce
them
out
of
other
people's
busi-
riots?
it
is
difficult
enough
now.
;
A
laily
nainoit
Gladys
wants
to
know"
If
.lie
may
enter
;a
Miner?
kU
in
the
comiietUIon.
ThoLini
erick,
editor
referred
her
lb,
nijj
and
I.
quietly
but
firmly
declined
fo
Intervene,
ilerc
f
the
'Verse-
alio
wished
to
eiflcr;.
A'
lady
named
(Jladys
IV
Lonr
Would
much
like
to
some
man
to
belonsV
She
sent
word
to
Ji
Brady
.;
'lo
thought
her
no
lady
i
And
said
she
was
much
in
l!o
wrong
I
am
inclined
to
think
the
Limerick
editor
was
risht
Jn
ex-
rludin?
the
verse.
It
aeul.l
hard
ly
win
a
prixe.
Mol
people
are
perfectly
happy
When
they
read
sonietbiiur,
pruesome
or
snaiuy
And
siiinellnics
I
think.
...f
They've
a
iuind
lile
asuik
.
Or
at
Hie
4X
terrifdy'sijuSV.
:
...
'Ml
l.onp
tongues,
short
hair,
Sinifiiur
some
jazzy
air,
Up-to-date
people
seem
And
with
new
ideas
teem.
This
Is
the
season
of
the
yesg
when
people
bejfin
to
c(nsldf-
.vhat
kind
of
radio
sets
they
will
buy
in
order
to
hear
more
elation
ieches.
4
Perhaps
I'm
going
to
see
the
bp'rAlI
match.
For
enjoyment
I
will
search.
And
after
dinner
I
will
.o
And
enjoy
myselt
at
church.
The
Iayonaaie
girl
Is
who
is
always
dressing.
ne
This
would
be
a
great
time
to
visit
cither
Victoria
or
Otfawn
serin?
all
the
politicians
arc
away.
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
Auaust
25,
1916.
Pleael
wilh
the
n-ception
ho
received
and
eoiifid-nt
that
hj
will
be
re-electe.1
in
the
ap-proacbinz
provincial
election,
Hon.
William
Mauson
returned
today
from
a
campaign
tour
on
Ihe
Queen
CharMle
Islands.
To-i
night
an
informal
smoker
will
be
civen
in
his
honor
in
Ihe
eom-initlee
nioins
next
to
the
hank
or
Montreal.
Due
laryely
to
the
efforts
of
William
Goldhtoom
who
has
ad-'
vcrlied
the
place
extensively.
Prince
Hupcrt
is
now
becoming
one
of
the
mosl
important
fur
marketing
centres
on
the
Pari-
lc
coast.
Yesterday
Mrs.
Hylan
I!
or
Telegraph
Creek
plsced
il.-P(iO
worth
of
rurs
in
the
Hays
Block.
Plans
ar?
now
well
under
war
ror
the
approaching
exhibition.
In
addition
to
a
rine
lot
or
exhibits,
there
will
be
many
at-
I
Mellon,
ttiellldinir
itmrla
.
fir
works,
vaudeville,
Iiaseball
and
ror.iltall
and
tliA
Usual
Hurd
Time
dance
-Mill
wind
up
th
event
WOODSWORTH
TELLS
WHAT
HE
MEANT
BY
EDMONTON
SPEECH
WINNIPEG.
Atur
?5
J
Wocdworth.
Laltor
nominee
tor
lnnipe
North
Onlre.
who
re
turned
rrom
the
western
province?,
tn
explanation
or
a
slate-.
meit
he
is
renorted
to
have
made'
at
a
meeting
In
Kdmonlon,
to
thej
erfl
that
the
Liberal
Govern
ment
had
submitted
propoed
bJ
Pisiauon
10
wall
street
berore
ui.inin.ji
it
uriore
parliament,;
'said
that
he
had
been
rererrlnul
t
ft
(nlaMi.tlAtinl
11.!
had
attempted
to
show
that
some'
people
feared
Ihe
dominance
of,
Downintr
Street.
"I
wa,
nf
tha'
flllhlllin
Jh
U-
u-n
.
-
-
-
nvt'.
Illi;ir
IJKVTI
in
Canada
to
jb
dominated
by
Wall
Street
,"
be
said.
At
lliin
particular
meelinfr,
Mr.'
.
.
.
...
.
1
f
ton
worm
siaiea
mat
someone
in
the
audience
hail
a
kH
film
er
Ihe
submission
of
legislation
tnl
the
rinaiinler
swa
any
worse
than'
a
man
navinir
to
consult
his
bankers.
"I
replied,
'No,
it
is
precisely
the
same
thlnjr"
aid
Mr.
WoodswoHli.
'That's
the
point
I
want
to
drive
home
rovern-menU
are
not
Independent'
or
na-Ilonal
and
international
H
E
L
P
Y
O
U
R
EFFORT
MADE
DISFRANCHISE
MANY
VOTE
Edmonton
Newspaper
Tells
Wholesale
Move
to
Strike
Liberals
Off
List
lhe
s
Si
i
?
E
L
F
r
and
who
his
resided
in
Hudys
aloek
far
.no
na
Hbree
yar..
tills
IifWk
lelii
Just
arr-
li.e
way
from
his
alorv,
jlias
ben
lltepally
sfruck
off
th-.
I'st
on
'ne
grounds
llt'al
he
"wan
;moi
iHoliri-d
becau
he
was
not
;a
r'snlent
or
the
etevloral
di-t'rii
t
on
May
21,
lOffi.-'
an
example
ofr.
"I've
h-en
In
thiv
dlstriel
(
Aver
1.
years
and
I've
hen
1
Ihe
lludyk
tilnek
oer
thre
rYear.
I
never
aatr
n.
...
-----
-
-
-
...
I,
..-
n
The
1
ne
Kdmonlon
r.umonion
llulletin
dumpuii
cu
or
rer
re,?nrdtnjr
my
nam-
4Mmk
lefl
ini
cent
date
says:
IlisKracerul
eoii-W"
n1
an,J
no
oiwnw
me.
ditions
under
which
the
ele3tioilir
a
1
I
1PI
know
machiner)'
in
Last
and
Went
Kd
monlon
is
being
handled,
result
mir
in
the
distranchisinx
of
hundreds
of
voters,
many
whom
liae
Jx-en
resident
in
I
heir
ridinys
for
from
five
to
rilteen
year,
ami
in
one
cas4
ror
morn
Mian
?n
venrii
rnmu
In
licM
Weilnesday
evcnlinr
wlien
l.iheral
eommitlee
rooms
weri
riKheil
vi
in.
sil.l
lime
reddeiil
and
supporters
who
bad
received
notice
f,a;
they
bad
been
stmek
orf
the
lists.
H4-Jacklng
Work
The
"hi
jackinz"
or
the
election
lit
das
evidently
been
eondnrleil
n
it
ulmlin1n
mnn.
ner
and
iti
an
nrtranized
and
fysteir.ai-
plan
acrordlmr
to
It.
II.
Parlee.
K.C..
Frank
McMillan.
J.
I.
(I.
Mnllipr.ill
and
'
other
l.tliernl
VL-niint.
u-1
mrt
f
I
nni
I
.
il
Willi
reqttents
on
Wednesday
nuni
ny
iiiiiinant
voters
who
avked
them
to
take
lej-al
action
ORuinsI
the
nien
who
swore
to
Ihe
r'e
arfidavlls
by
which
Ihey
were
taken
orr
the
Jisls.
Here
in
one
case
which
came
to
(he
lilalcliford
ramnalirn
bearlquarier4.
Theo.
fieortre,
inerehani.
who
has
conducted
Ihe
Oil
ion
who
swore
liemtwn
I
wn-
poi
a
H-smeni
on
My
il,
IViti;
Hi.l
(ieorze
lat
nftthl
"I
t,fMbere.
m
j,e
swore
n
a
lie."
More
In
Mails
Th
man
whose
affiii.n.i
a.
prived
him
or
tiii
vote
sinei
the
declaration
as
John
llami!
Landry,
and
gave
his
oeupaliot
a
a
lawyer,
and
bi
a.
I.
Ire.,
a
the
Alberta
Hotel
II.
the
body
or
Ihe
affidavii
thai
(Jeorpe
in
a
lunch
in,
.1
jJeore
says
he
nenr
rnllowed
mis
oecupallon
a'
any
lime.
Different
Handwriting
Four
dirrerenl
handwriting
are
Mmwn
on
the
far
nt
rridavil,
and
aimaretillv
foriii
was
rilled
In
wholesale
some
nrnce:
ahd
le'innlr
thj
the
at
r
the
afridavil
.cam
alonw
ialir
ami
slzned
II.
On
II.
fa.
.
..
...
1
.
-
:
""v.-
ui
n
me
nitiuavu
looks
as
if
partien
makinir
il
mil
ma
know
who
'rfas
to
swear
lo
wnen
11
was
beirnr
fi
,i
t
t
If
All
the
arridariln
turned
lni
the
JllalchronJ
head,pi(irt,.r!,
on
Wednesday
nUrht
are
ln
th
same
liandwritins
a
far
as
the
body
of
ie
atridavlt
U
ed,
but
Ihey
have
heen
sworn
to
flustic
confectionery
at
9
I
ft
by
.ilfferenl
men
and
before
dlf-
jasper
Atenue
for
the
past
nuercni
registrars.
T
0
H
E
!
'1
i
.
"H
1
When
it's
hot-protect
your
health
SERVE
heaping
bowls
of
cool,
crisp
Kellogg'
Corn
Flakes.
Add
cold
milk
and
a
bit
of
fruit,
if
you
like.
What
a
delicious
hot-weather
dish!
Keeps
you
cool
and
cheery
while
others
swelter.
It's
the
marvelous
Kellogg
flavor
that
make
them
to
good
I
Crisp,
crunch
y
morsels
of
golden-toasted
corn!
Never
tough-thick
or
leathery.
More
than
10,000,000
people
daily
demand
Kellogg
the
original
of
all
corn
flakes.
The
genuine!
Kellogg's
are
so
crisp
and
delicious.
So
healthfully
good!
Preferred
all
over
the
world.
Sold
by
all
grocers.
Order
them
at
hotels,
restaurants,
on
diners
and
in
cafeterias.
CORN
FLAKES
Imitations
cannot
bring
you
such
wonder-flavor
such
crisp,
crunch?
flake.
The
gen
nine
corn
flakes
have
the
signature
of
the
originator
W.
K.
Kellogg,
on
the
package.
OmAai
ALWATM
la
L
T
H
1
n
Steamship
and
Traffl
Service
siitinn
fr4n
primce
nueiar
for
icouvi.
victc'.
w
1
rtrh
MONOAT
M
THURSOSY
COO
p
ku,
STUSOT,
S-00
-
I
rot-
aavox
m-
sTfvvsaT
-so
host,
rsiosr,
400
j
ror
LAts
wtoiicioav.
seo
p.m.
rr
saiDSoarc
inlct
in4
south
goitN
cmaslotti
'
ftrpitfMlr.
"
,
rassiMOtn
trains
tsavi
eRtact
RoeiRT
w
f
IMS
J.
for
PRINCC
etOROE,
IOMOS1TON,
WINRieiO.
t
-
Cnrli,
I
nill
Siiu.
ll
Ota
8t4mMp
LH.
Vfr
imrtnn
,iiKnl
Eiprru
fr
M(t
onUrs,
Tcr.
:
m.
lo
ffrr
your
nrii
hij?nt.
Crtf
Tit!
Pffkt,
SIS
TMf
ffl
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