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of
Audit
Bureau
of
Cirt-u
la
t
ions
DAILY
EDITION
There
are
many
who
believe
that
Hoover
presidential
candidate
if
only
for
his
ponsibl
relations.
$1.40
$2.80
VOTES
CAN
BE
WON
RAPIDLY
FOl'K
TIIOISAMI
WMXAItS
TO
HU
lilsTIIIItlTl-I)
WITH
NEXT
.FEW
CAMr.UON
'ia
The
Prince
Rupet
PiTly
News!
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Win"
lHlDtlKn
H
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Ivory
short
tin
and
.und
no
circumstances
will
it
be
extended
beyond
tha
'date
advertised.
At
the
vd,
a
eomm.lt-
tee
or
Judges,
composed
Ql
prominent
business
and
professional
men,
win
count
and
tabulate
the
vote
totals,
and
those
who
pole
ths
greatest
number
oi
whisk
to
their
home
-
-
-
votes
will
away
Wednesday,
July
25,
1928
ln
the,r
own
uuriou
mMbin"
A"
:
thr
will
receive
sums
ln
CASH
In
.
'proportion
to
their
vote
total
a
ex-
NEXT
U.
S.
PKEiSIDlSpCX
plained
to
the
announcement.
Whether
it
be
Secretary
of
Commorca
Herbert
Hoover
or
(Jnvnrnor
Tw
Prate
districts
have
wen
ar
ai
Qmf
u
th.
linitoJ
chuo
..
l
........
i
-
-
i
1
i
j
'ranged
one
district
ln
the
city
ot
strong
president
so,
regardless
of
the
political
outcome,
the
detiniea
TLtjZ
cPM
of
the
great
republic
to
the
south,
will
be
in
tuife
hands
for
the
next
Mt
of
CMh
prlBe,
mvM
be
distributed
iour
years,
issues
ana
not
irersonajitieH,
"vx,xjy
umerent
though
each
district.
The
choice
oi
tat.
they
may
be,
will
settle
the
campaign
and
the
".ct
that
it
is
Hoover
to
car
win
be-
made
bj
the
peraou
and
Smith
will
throw
in
even
more
issue,
owing
to
the
ramifications
polling
the
Mgheat
vote
of
the
district
and
policies
that
either
Hoover
and
Smith
ha.ve
or
are
alleged
toiw,nners:
the
other
district
winner
wtt;
have.
Present
indications
point
that
it
will
te
Protestant
and
dry
Uea
nctivt
th
ttuc
Hoover
who
will
be
the
next
president
and
not:
the
Catholic
and
wetj
""j,"'
uken
pari
Smith.
That
is
unless
the
people
of
the
United
States
sink
their
ln
,
vo",ng
cn,,,,
0i
thi.
magrti-religious
affiliations
and
avowed
dry
tendencies
in
such
a
manner
t,lde
unable
to
reaiire
hew
rapidly
as
to
swing
the
victory
to
Smith
Itelifrion
aand
liquor,
rightly
or
tieir
vote
total
accumulate.
Once
the
wrongly,
give
promise
of
becoming
isuet
in
this
big
campaign
and,
start,
is
made,
they
Pile
up
like
magic
even
though
religion
should
not
be
an
issue
and
both
candidates
are
Subscription
and
coupon
will
sacuit
pledged
to
the
continuation
of
the
dry
laws,
tiiey
promise
to
over-
thousand
of
votea
in
Tb
Dally
New
throw
other
matters
such
as
farm
relief,
tc
In
spite
of
the
fact
Pn-
And
it
is
not
erpee
that
that
they
may
not
have
much
to
do
with
the
contest,
reference
to
the
LJSLJK
"wu?
personalities
of
Herbert
Hoover
and
A.I
Smith
may,
howeverp,
TOtot
ttnd
what
-
prove
interesting,
n-erry
pastime"
it
will
ba
with
bounti.
1
1
reward
at
the
end.
HEIUiEICT
IIOOVEK
There
an
plenty
oi
prise
to
go
If
the
American
neonle
send
Herbert
Uoo-veai-
to
th
Vhito
Hnnsp
a
ound
among
the
hustler
indeed
in
the
November
elections,
he
will
be.
at
in
reirarii
tn
fnt-olrn
I
PrtM'
CAH
Qr
r
political
and
economic
conditions,
the
most
thoroughly
informed,'"
ewjrJ!f"ve
prUclpnt
,T!!
.
,
.
.
.
.
.
..
'
a
competitive
one.
and
wUl
be
eon-
x
resiueni
in
tne
nation
s
msiory.
,
oigt
Hoover's
war
relief
work,
the
phase
of
hin
career
which
first
CUT
.sort,
the
W
you
prtae.
orougnt
mm
into
national
ana
international
n-rommence,
is
generally!
come
to
the
New
odie.
or
write
or
recognized
as
having
given
him
an
understanding
of
European
af-
t
lephone
Ml
today
for
full
inform
fairs
comparable
to
that
of
any
American
pub-lie
figure.
But
behind
taa'
Be
tat
WM
the
unprodet
that
lies
14
more
obscure
years
during
which
Hoover,
as
a
mining
t:d
aPPnrtw"rcT
Pally
hvn
p
pU-engineer
and
executive,
came
to
know
practically
every
section
of1
g
bvtax
And
et
an
early
rt
the
globe
at
first
hand.
'
I
TZST
m
Z!S?
Hoover's
world-wide
background,
his
intimate
knowledge
of
for-
or
.
trtmi
today,
eign
matters,
gained
as
a
private
business
man
war
relief
director
Make
up
your
mind
kow.
Enter
anu
secretary
ot
uommerce,
is
ot
particular
MlKnificance
at
this
now.
Bverytedy
win.
YOD
WIN.
Yev
AL.
SMITJI
Alfred
Emanuel
Smith
rose
from
an
obscure
youth
on
the
sidewalks
of
New
York's
crowded
lower
East
side
to
become
governor
of
the
Empire
States
four
times
anti
a
candidate
for
nomination
to
the
highest
office
in
the
nation.
organization,
of.
tho
state
government.
After
ya
,of
effort
he
was
successful
In
abolishing
more
than-100
commievsions
ani
boards;
and
eant
help
but
win.
The
more
yer-
uld
.
be
a
desirable
mor
you
e
of
court.
But
influence
on
foreign
e,bod'r
WJw
nWiw
The
more
candidate
entered
the
Incidentally,
another
little
known
period
of
Hoover's
career
is
2lL
.
.....
o
one
of
the
big
cash
award,
new
M
revealed.
i
j
That
is
that
be
i
has
come
to
know
tine
life
of
the
laboring
tMrt
do
ytm
MBf
It
llkg
this
man
from
his
own
experience.
Following
rvit
graduation
from,
it
there
are
oriiy
to
candioates
nut-Stanford
University
in
1895,
he
spent
several
months
on
a
regular!
ing
for
the
office
of
Mayor
of
pnnot
shift
in
a
California
mine
to
complete
his
preparation
before
he
took
Rupert,
the
winning
candidate
musi
his
first
position
in
the
office
of
Louis
Janin,
San
Francisco
engineer.
h",e
mor
tbtD
04,1
Qt
"
tb
vot,
cut
ln
order
to
win.
But
if
there
are
ve
candidate
seeking
election,
the
win-
Ing
candidate
seeking
election
need
nly
have
more
votes
than
any
of
th
ther
four.
In
other
words,
victor
conve
to
the
winner
with
tar
lee.
The
governor,'
known
to
a
legion
of
New
"iTorlcers
as
AI,
has
led
two
are
running.
Yet
the
total
vot
a
charmed
political
life
In
a
state
that
is
normally
charted
as
rei
m
h
instance
may
be
the
same
publican,
especially
in
presidential
election
mode
than
a
quarted
of
a
century
of
almost
years.
Only
once
in
continuous
public
life
has
he
been
defeated
for
office.
Geniality
is
one
of
the
outstanding
Smith
attributes
and
accounts
for
part
of
his
immense
personal
following
in
laic
home
city.
Rut
he
has
a
rigid
sense
of
public
duty,
with
which
his
jrood
nature
is
never
permitted
to
interfere.
.
He
has
been
called
"The
Happy
Warrior-
IF'iihtlng
is
something
he
haB
always
had
to
do.,
commencing
with
hie
tstsruggle
to
overcome
poverty
in.
hip
boyhood,
when
he
helped
to
upport
his
widowed
mother.
He:
repeatedly
fought
hostile
loKiwlatxires
in
Albany
and
was
successful
in
putting
through
many
important
legislative
measures.
As
governor
he
sponsored
many
welfare
measures,
such
as
widow's
pensions
and
child
labor
laws.
lie
also
championed
legislation
fav-vorable
tjj
organized
labor
His
mpsti
important
worfc,
as
viewed
by
his,
f
rjends,
was
the
re
votes
when
Ave
are
running
than
wher
a.
ITV)rUle,
mlrOaz
editor
of
"Oa
aads"
Uluatrsted
wsekly
of
London.
QngiatKl.
hM
beeQ-
vtsiUrig
tnle
camp
the
vast
work
oftho.'
state
fj&
noyVflopd.;
by
a
Tow.
departments,
andiri'
tfte
oure
!
touf
ef
Canae.
the
governor's
cabinet.
'
4f
it
U-
W
iffci
.;
---
v-fei,
4
'!
eOt.
'
Smith
has
been
a
storm
center
on
tho
pronibitlpn
question.
He
has
frequently
said
he
favored
modification
of
the
Volstead
Acti
but
that
he
was
opposed
to
the
return
of
the
saloon.
It's
easy
to
cet
a
lastine.
hrillinnt
shinn
witVi
'a'J&.
Shoe
Polish
You
can
uie
Nugget
on
any
kind
of
boot
or
shoe.
It
preserves
the
leather,
keeping
it
soft
and
pliable,
and
prevent!
cracking.
Ttrt'iaSvtt1
Shed
for
t
very
thot
mode
a
fXlQl
The
Dally
New'
campaign
office
(lo
cated
on
th
aecoad
floor
of
The
New,
building.
243
Thtrd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert)
wlU
be
open
from
9
'ajn.
to
8
p.
m.
each
day.
Telephone
34.
STEWART
Oreu
F.
HIU.
whose
drug
store
and
post
office
were
numed
down,
in
Ux
ceeat
Ore
at
Hyder,
is
building
a
new
two-storey
SO
by
70
foot
(traeture
ln
the
construction
of
which
tteel
and
concrete
are
being
stemlvtly
used.
J.
C.
Oavlsan.
well
known
Prtnot
Rupert
bsalneae
man,
ba
been
spend
lag
m
week
la
Stewart.
Mrs.
Forshaw
of
VanoouTfr
l
visit
ing
here
with
her
mother.
Mr.
WlU
am
Irwin.
Mr.
Forshaw
1
aeeovpan-
ltd
by
her
daughter.
The
body
of
William
FUUer.
well
known
pioneer
and
prospector,
who
lest
hi
life
ln
a
enawtUde
en
the
mrrting
of
Dwernbef.
IT
IttU
while
he
was
on
hi
wty
up
the
north
fork
of
the
Marmot
River
to
the
Porter
Idaho
mine,
wai
found
last
week
near
the
forks
ot
the
river
by
Thorn
m
Ktikpat-rick.
An
lcquet
held
by
Dr.
H,
A.
WhUlsns.
cconer.
esUbUshed
that
dutn
had
buen
aocldentel.
The
funeral
took.
pUce
here
with
Rev.
Father
La-ray.
OJJ.I..
officiating
and
hundred
o'f
friends
of
deceased
attending.
Mra.
Dowther
of
Prince
Rupert
visiting
Stewart
on
buslnee.
Or.
Rae
L.
Carlson
of
Ketchikan,
who
lost
her
equipment
ln
the
recent
fire
at
Hyder.
ba
returned
here.
Welllnaton
Beaton,
head
of
,
the,
Oeor-
gja
Hlver
Oold
Mines
Ltd.
rldJbe-,iAn-Jgaroatexl
Mine
Ltd-
returrMUto
van-
oouver
at
th
end
W
'
tne,rr-
having
pent
several
days
hi
h
dis
trict
lnsnectlng
proBrees
of
operation
co
properties
In
which
he
is
Interested.
VANDERHOOF
E.
A.
Mitchell
was
elected
acbool
trutc
at
the
annual
meeting
of
the
Vanderhoof
Bupeflor
School
which
wa
htJd
recently.
W.
J.
rtlrocs
w
re-elected
auditor.
Wlnners
In
the
stock
Judging
competitions
held
In
connection
with
the
an-
MirtJ
THE
DAILY
NEWS
tOl
,
i
I..
ICKIIIB-i
'1
!!
'.
Ml
Betty
Lamb
Thursday
evening
Jtan
Edstrom.
And
If
this
progress,
of
which
wc
are
so
Justly
proud,
is
to
continue,
does
not
the
most
vital
force
of
this
country
lie
in
our
children?
Some
day,
they
will
take
the
helm.
Events
will
follow
their
judgment,
skill
and
decision.
TIIEY
ARE
OUR
GREATEST
ASSET
!
The
Boy
of
today
is
the
Man
of
to-morrow
...
the
Girl,
the
future
Mother
of
our
citizens.
On
us
rests
the
responsibility
of
shaping
their
formative
years
so
that
when
we
hand
over
the
reins,
they
may
carry
on
the
Torcli
of
Progress,
undimmed.
How
have
we
met
our
responsibility?
Can
we
look
Young
British
Columbia
In
the
eye
with
the
feeling
that
all
will
be
well
with
the
future
of
the
province
for
which
we
have
planned
so
carefully
and
labored
so
faithfully?
SURELY!
In
the
last
ten
years
our
school
population
has
'
grown
from
64,570
to
101,688
.
.
.
58.
We
have
1,065
schools
manned
by
3,396
thoroughly
BR
J.
O.
Whiteacr
1
(pending
a
few
day
on
hu
Mndalay
Farm
in
the
Surt
River
dlautet,
-tRtad
thisi
announcements
and
understand
your
province's
progress
.
.
.
(lip
them
out
and
send
them
to
friends.
If
you
desiu
extra
etpiei
tJ
these
annountfmenls
a
note
to
this
newspaper
tcii
n'r
them.
siJvcrtise
ytur
Pmiiicel
itiSH
Colli
nual
field
day
hero
were
Kenneth
lit
thl
district
last
week
ln
the
course
Campbell,
Ralph
Ewes.
Ebert
Lee,
Ho-
of
a
trip
through
the
central
Interior
bcrt
Smith,
Ml
Louise
BnelL
Shirley
on
official
duties.
He
was
accompanied
Preston.
Mis
Mary
Sncll
and
Miss
Ma-
ty
William
Doe
of
AafcciJft,
rle
Raw.
-
Edward
Kohse
and
bis
bride,
who
wa
entertained
last
ormerjy
Mia
Emmy
PaUtolU.
returned
In
honor
of
Ml
to
the
district
last
Thursday
from
Van-
couvir,
where
they
were
married,
and
win
make
their
home
at
Fort
St.
a
me.
Mr.
Robert
Reld
and
Ml.
J.
M.
ohnston
entertained
at
a
picnic
at
The
B.
O.
provincial
public
work
lulkl
Lake
last
Thursday
in
honor
of
department
received
cnrla4
of
lum-
Mis
Jean
Edstrom,
Mis
Molly
Moore
ber
last
week
from
the
Eraser
'
lt
a
id.
Ml
Barbara
Mandrell.
The
event
Sawmills,,,!.,
,,-
,,!..
,
largely
attended.
'
ttjjf
.
.vTtfefT
HCT
Uhi,td!
.
Hertcfl
Larson,
who
is
a
patient
in
cnurch
pastor
hrrei:
'nduunie
r
r-)
no-t-unvc
vvnw
'wii.
rrpurwa
Ice
la?
Sunday.
'
'
be
making
satisfactory
progress
to-
Mis
Molly
Moore,
daughter
of
Mr.
Robert
Reld.
and
Ml
Barbara
Man
drell
ot
Vancouver
are
spending
their
summer
vacation
her
w,tn
Mr-
,nd
Mra.
Reld.
A
very
sur.-cful
tea
and
sa!e
was
held
last
Wednesday
afternoon
by
the
Canadian
Uirii
in
Trajnlng-
wrd
recovery.
HUITAIV
WIN'S
('ItlCKI'.T
MANCHESTER,
July
23
Britain
won
the
second
cricket
game
against
tie
Wt
Indies
touring
team,
giving
rltaln
the
rubber.
A
third
match
will
played.
VANCOUVER
WHEAT.
VANCOUVER,
July
25
Wheat
wa
J.
T
Phelan
itensral
superintendent
.quoted
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THE
material
progress
of
our
Province
is
known
the
world
over.
We
speak
with
pride
.
.
.
and
rightly
...
of
its
vast
natural
resources
awaiting
conversion
into
merchandise
and
wealth.
We
take
the
figures
of
ten
years
ago
and
compare
them
with
those
of
today
.
.
.
and
the
world
agrees
that
our
progress
.
.
.
considering
our
population
.
.
.
has
been
the
brightest
feature
in
the
recovery
of
the
British
Empire
froijv
the
war.
trained,
competent
teachers
...
an
Increase
of
31.7
and
71
respectively!
Recently
we
have
etnhHshed
special
vocational
schools
for
our
girls
and
boys,
where
they
may
be
fitted
for
those
occupations
for
which
they
have
a
natural
bent.
Higher
education
is
amply
provided
for
at
our
University
of
Hrltish
Columbia,
where
two
thousand
students
arc
now
enrolled,
tho
majority
studying
for
their
degree
in
Science
and
Agriculture.
And
to
the
school
training
of
our
children
we
add
the
powerful
influence
of
Home,
the
religious
and
other
organizations,
each
of
which
is
contributing
its
full
measure
of
the
physical,
mental
and
character
upbuilding
of
our
dearest,
most
treasured
asset
.
.
.
OUR
CHILDREN!
With
confidence
and
faith
we
will
hand
over
our
beloved
Province's
future
when
the
time
comes!
FIRST
WEEK
COUPON
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.
200,000
EXTRA
VOTES
Thia
coupon,
whon
accompanied
with
three
yearly
scriptlons
or
their
equivalent,
to
the
,1'rlnce
Itupert
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entitles
the
candidate
to
200,000
extra
vote
if
scriptions
aro
turned
In
during
the
First
Week
of
their
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of
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of
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cn
be
voted
bmach
candidate
tif
every
three
one-year
suuscnptions,
or
theP
equivalent,
tui
in
during
the
candidate's
first
week
in
tho
campaign.
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