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PRINCE
RUPERT
BRITISH
COLUMBIi
ready
to
take
the
nomination,
such
as
was
the
case
in
Victoria.
The
Liberals
have
two
women
on
their
lists.
Most
of
the
legislation
for
which
women
have
asked
have
been
passed
by
the
Liberal
government
or
forced
on
the
Conservatives
by
Liberals.
That
is
why
tomorrow
women
will
be
voting
for
Liberal
candidates
throughout
the
province.
LABOR
VOTERS
It
is
almost
futile
to
point
out
once
more
why
the
MacLean
government
should
be
supported
by
Labor.
They
have
done
so
much
more
than
the
other
party
in
the
past
and
will
undoubtedly
do
the
same
in
the
future.
Here
is
the
crucial
test,
however.
In
Fens'e
and
Cowichan-Newcastle,
Liberals
have
refrained
from
putting
candidates
in
th
field
and
are
ranging
up
behind
'
the
Labor
men,
giving
them
every
support
and
will
be
pretty
sure
to
carry
them
to
victory.
Conservatives
have
their
candidates
in
the
field
in
every
case,
regardless
of
Labor.
EMPLOYERS
OP
LABOR
Employers
of
labor
will
be
inclined
to
vote
Liberal
because
the
peritj'
has
returned.
Capita
is
flowing
into
the
province
as
never
I
,
i
i
.
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t
t
i
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ft
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in
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1
;
Dei
ore
ana
as
khir
as
uie
Liiuerni
are
m
eixioe
it
win
coounue
to
have
confidence
in
the
province.
They
know
what
to
expect.
They
know
they
cannot
get
privileges
but
will
be
aure
of.
fair
treatment
with
no
favorites.
That
is
why
capitalists
will
Vote
for
the
government
candidates.
AGAINST
PRINCE
RUPERT
.
It
has
been
mentioned
by
the
Conservative-
that
'Prince
-Rupert
would
have
got
the
Court
House
without
Ir.
Pattullo's
influence
and
yet
every
Conservative
in
the
House
vofed
,
againsi
the
appropriation
with
the
exception
of
the
member
for
Similkameen,
W.
A.
McKenxie.
That
indicates
the
sort
.of
deal
Prince
Rupert
is
likely
to
get
from
Conservatives.
While
we
cannot
use
federal
issues
-as
an
argument
in
this
election
it
is
impossible
just
now
to
'forgot
Sir
Henry
Drayton
and
the
Prince
Rupert
elevator.
He
was
a
leading
Conservative
and
he
opposed
the
elevator
tooth
and
nail.
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arc
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for
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to
send
in
their
nominations
uicl
secure
one
a
a
result
of
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ipare
time
effort
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the
next
few
weeHs.
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neat
prize
Is
S600
in
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And
there
are
other
oash
prises
too.
And
the
10
per
eent
oommiaalon
ature.
"Everybody
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Right
now
this
very
day.
la
the
nte
to
start
your
campaign
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earnest.
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prlae
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itrd
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telephone
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request
It.
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the
campaign
plan
to
you.
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the
nomination
i.lsnk
today
and
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started
immed-oatly.
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s
Doner
your
campaign
Is
inder
way.
the
sooner
you
start
making
winning
vote
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headquarter
.re
open
evening
until
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o'clock,
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KILLS
FLIES
MOSQUITOES
nrn
iinr:?
ants
a
KOAC1IES
MOTHS
Wliiiail
WINNIPEG.
July
17
Cropi
throughout
the
whole
of
western
Canada
have
teneflted
Immensely
from
the
very
hot
weather
of,
thr
put
week
as
with
the
abundance
of
moisture
in
thej
ground
and
crops
of
sufficient
height
to
present
evaporation
rapid
develop
ment
has
resulted.
All
diatriota
report
wheat
and
barley
t'eaded
out
and
oata
well
advanced
In
the
ahot
blade.
A
few
districts
throughout
southern
eaakatehewao
report
alight
damage
from
halt,--with
the
meat
damage
occurring
In
the
Btojy
Beach
and
DartHQyAdlatricte.
The
are
also
Km.tUMj0hjMt
re-portad
from
a
ftvaeimKnujdn
none
of
jjhese
dUtrletjtjPl
aer-
Diatricla
In
southern
ami
eastern
Manitoba
whldh
have
suffered
from
too
much
rain
are
making
rapid
recovery
and
wtth
the
exception
of
flax
UMre
Is
a
splendid
prospect
that
there
will
be
a
fair
erop,
excepting
where
It
wee
completely
Inundated
which
at
most
only
represents
a
very
small
acreage.
Itay
Is
an
excellent
crop
throughout
the
whole
of
the
west,
and
In
southern
and
central
Manitoba
some
cx-
;
:
ill
.
Wi
Published
Every
Afternoon,
except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News,
limited,
Third
Avenue.
H.
F.
i'ULLEN
---
Managing
Edkor.
Member
of
Audit
Rureau
of
Circulation
,
-
..
J
IMIOii
DAIL'
EDITJON
-,.
Jejjjg&fr
TueBday.
July
17,
l2f
ELECTION
TOMORROW
This
is
the
last
number
of
this
paper
prior
to
the
election
which
lakes
place
tomorrow.
Like
a
great
many
others
we
have
been
speculating
as
to
the
outcome
and
have
decided
that
the
Liberals
are
likely
to
get
at
least
29
seats,
Conservatives
11,
and
Labor
5.
While
Home
of
those
marked
Conservative
have
a
good
chance
of
going
Liberal
and
vice
versa
we
submit
this
list
as
a
very
probable
one
and
would
suggest
that
note
be
made
of
the
forecast
as
being
pretty
aear
the
mark.
Here
is
the
list
of
winners:
Liberals
Alberni,
Atlin,
Cariboo,
Chilliwack,
Columbia,
Cran-brook,
Crestnn,
Delta,
Prince
George,
Grand
Forks,
Islands,
Kam-loops,
Kasio,
Lilooet,
New
Westminster,
North
Okanagan,
North
Vancouver,
Omineca,
Prince
Rupert.
Revelstoke,
Similkameen.
Skeeaa,
Yale,
Vancouver
S,
Victoria
3.
Total
29.
Conservatives
South
Okanagan,
Saanich,
Salmon
Arm,
Point
Grey,
Vancouver
3,
Victoria
1,
and
possibly
Comox,
Dewdney
and
Mackenzie.
Total
11.
Labor
Burnaby,
Cowichan,
Fernie,
Nanaimo,
and
South
Vancouver.
Total
5.
WOMEN
VOTERS
Women
voters
will
doubtless
remember
that
the
Conservatives
have
refused
to
put
a
woman
on
their
list
of
candidates
in
spite
of
the
fact
that
in
several
ridings
there
have
been
outstanding
women
EVERY
TWO
MI
SINCE
the
days
of
Confederation,
General
Motors
of
Canada
Limited
has
been
supplying
Canada
with
transportation.
Each
year
as
requirements
have
multiplied,
the
scope
of
General
Motors
service
has
widened
.
.
the
quality
of
General
Motors
cars
has
steadily
improved.
Each
year
more
Canadians
have
looked
to
General
Motors
for
better
automobiles,
until
now,
every
two
minutes
of
every
business
day,
someone
in
Canada
buys
a
new
General
Motors
car.
These
cars
are
bought
by
people
you
know
.
.
by
people
like
yourself
.
.
for
the
very
eellent
crops
of
sweet
clover
are
be-I
i
big
cut.
I
Reporta
from
Alberta
would
Indicate
i
that
at
the
present
time
prospects
are
favorable
for
a
erop
that
will
equal
If
not
exceed
that
ot
last
year
and
that
large
acreage
ot
new
-
land
,
Is
being
brought
under
cultivation.
With
Saskatchewan
and
a
large
portion
of
Manitoba
also
preparing
to
harveet
a
large
erop,
present
Indleatlona
are
that
the
farmers
tit
western
Canada
are
about
to
reap
their
greatest
harvest.
BOYS'
BAND
TO
BE
CARED
FOR
KOTAKY
CUII
AT
AMHCKTA
CAPITAL
WILL
INTEREST
TIIKM-SKLVKS
IN
TIIK
LAOS
Word
waa
received
here
by
mall
yesterday
that
the
Rotary
Club
ot
Edmonton
and
the
president
of
the
Exhibition
Association
had
bualed
.Jiem-sclvet
to
see
.that
all
arrangements
were
completed
to
look
after
the
Prince
Rupert
Boys'
Band
In
every
way.
Hot
only
will
the
club
as
a
whole
entertain
them
but
Individual
members',
will
do
what
they
can
to
make
their
xtoy
ln
the
Alberta
capital
pleasant.
The
band,
waa
started
under
Rotary
auspices
and
F.
a.
Dawson,
a
former
member
of
the
etub
here,
wrote
to
friends
in
Edmonton
asking
for
tlwlr
Interest
in
the
local
boys.
reasons
which
would
guide
you
in
the
choice
of
a
car.
They
are
bought
because
they
are
the
product
of
the
most
progressive
organization
in
the
world's
most
progressive
industry
,
.
because
they
reflect
the
General
Motors
policy
of
constant
advancement
.
.
because
they
are
better
cars.
.
.
.They
represent
the
latest
developments
of
the
world's
leading
automotive
research
lahora-
tpry.
OHpring
these
developments
t'p
the
public
as
soon
GENERAL
MOTORS
CHEVROLET
PONT1AC
OLDSMOBILE
OAKLAND
MLAUGHLIN-BU1CK
LA
SALLE
GENERAL
MOTORS
TRUCK
i
IT'S
t.
BETTER
B
vE
CAUSE
IT'S
HOT
WEATHER
BENEFITS
CROPS
l.lklXY
WKMTKKN
CAN.lllA
WILL
ItKAl'
ITS
I.AItfJKHT
HAKVKHT
THIS
YD
Alt
Frank
Oray.
manager
of
the
Bomer-1
viUe
Oannery
Oo.'a
floating
cannery
i
laurel
Whlden
at
Ferguson
Bay.
wax
1
pWngr
aboard
the
Prince
Charier
yeateway
afternoon,
returning
to
Mas-attt
-JAtt
following
a
trip
to
Van-cotfver:
He
waa
aooompauled
by
bis
son.'
LAND
ACT
NOTICE
OF
lYTBNTICK
TO
APPLY
TO
l.VAHf.
UM)
In
Prince
Rupert
Land
.toeordlng
District
and
situate
adjaeant
to
AUlford
Bay.
Moresby
Island.
Skidcnte
Inlet,
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Pacific
Mills
Limited.
Of
Vancouver.
B.C..
oeeunatlon
I
Pulp
and
Paper
Manufacturers,
Intends
to
appiy
tor
a
lease
or
the
following
de-
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
on
the
high
water
mark
o
the
he
hi
hleh
following
laland:
thence
II
ai
an
water
mark
around
the
island
to
point
of
commencement
and
eontalnlnK
0.36
acre,
more
or
less
PACIFIC
MILLS.
LIMITED,
Applicant
Donald
Wilbur
lloclsdon.
Agent
lor
Faelfle
Mills.
Limited.
Pstert
axtft.
JH.
.
.
,
,
LAND
ACT.
NOTICE
Of
INTENTION
TO
APPLY
TO
LEASE
LANII
In
Bmlthers
Land
Recording
District
and
situate
adjoining
Lot
8180
on
East
side
of
Bk'tena
River.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Christina
Corley.
of
Pacific,
B.C..
married
woman.
Intends
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
the
following
described
lands:.
CommenoiPg
at
a
post
Planted
at
the
southeast
crrner
of
Lot
8180.
Range
6,
Coast
District:
thence
north
80
chains;
thence
nut
20
chains:
thence
south
80
chalna:
tl"iice
west
30
chains,
and
containing
100
acre.,
more
or
lew.
CHRISTINA
COIILEY.
Applicant.
Dated
May
30,
1020.
ring,
flrthl
Tbt
Victory
Turr
tbt
Domini
I'mrtismiut
'RuiUingt
at.Otttum,
fitm
ublih
tie
Birring
mttutt
tbt
csriBtm
IV
TT
TT
S
OF
EVERY
BUSINESS
BAY
-
SOMEONE
IN
CANADA
BUYS
ANEW
GENERAL
MOTORCAR
as
they
become
available.
They
are
proved
in
advance,
at
the
expense
of
General
Motors,
not
the
public
They
are
better
cars
because
they
are
Canadian
cars.
And
they
embodv
greater
value
because
of
General
Motors
money-saving
methods
of
quantity
buying
and
volume
production.
This
popularity
of
General
Motors
cars
holds
more
than
a
passing
interest
for
the
Canadian
car
buyer
.
.
for
General
Motors
utilises
increased
demand
to
reduce
production
costs
and
to
offer
still
more
outstanding
automobile
vaiuc.
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OFFICE
AND
FACTORIES
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