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PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C,
THURSDAY,
JULY
12,
1928
Price
Five
Cents
Huge
Audience
Hears
Manson
Tell
Why
Liberals
Should
be
Returned
by
Electors
of
British
Columbia
Speaks
Uihly
of
Work
of
specially
of
Hon.
T.
I).
Pattullo,
Candidate
for
.
Prince
Hupcrt
i
'
With
old
lime
vigor
and
spirit,
accentuated
by
the
passing
1
ars
of
public
service
and
platform
experience,
lion.
A.
M.
Man-
.1.
K.C.,
Attorney
general
of
liritiah
Columbia,
came
back
to
his
immi
town"
last
night
to
give
in
the
Moose
Hall
the
moat
eloquent
,
-ill
stirring
address
that
has
been
heard
in
Prince
Rupert
in
the
1
..:irsf
of
the
present
provincial
election
campaign.
Scoring
con-
initially
on
the
tactics
and
so-called
policies
of
the
Conservative
as-
i
,
.1
Ills
tnr
oft
ii
c
Mr
Manann
marie
luiii
U
power
of
the
Liberal
government
under
Hon.
Dr.
J.
D.
;
r
i.c.i
11
and
the
personal
return
of
Hon.
T.
D.
Pattullo,
minister
POOLEY
WILL
PROSECUTE
UUII
IO
Hi:
IM
KI
TODAY
AU.WNHT
,.
H.
I'AKLOW
IN
IX111MALT
RIDING
VIOTOf.'
Job
it
.
H
iurvativet
of
Bsqutmalt.
denied
as-".nra
that
he
bad
received
t
He
innnrM
at
a
public
meet-nat
h
would
today
Issue
a
ant
provincial
supreme
court
charU
.1
net
asking
damages
against
A
R
.....
.oopwu.
-
,uin:.
mfernni,
to
a
pamphlet.
..low
was
once
prasklent
of
the
!
....
Libera!
AwoclaUon
but
quar-'
I
with
the
government
and
became-.:.fi.die
!
in
Baquimalt
for
the
I
cu
purpose
of
defeating
Mary
TOLMIE
SPEAKS
AT
VANCOUVER
SAls
rKOl'ElllTV
OK
rKOVlNCi:
MOKE
1MI-OKTANT
THAN
SALE
or
P.U.E.
'.
ANCotTVBR,
uiy
n
Hon
8.
T.
:.:.:
addraaaing
a
mass
meeting
here
'
night,
aaid
the
prosperity
and
e-.
!
pincnt
ot
the
province
was
of
or
importance
Chan
the
settlement
thp
POl
Drobleni.
although
he
'."hi
that
too
was
also
important
The
Conservative
leader
denied
that
ii
intended
to
reduce
the
wages
of
1
.v.i
-i
rvanu.
He
did
not
want
to
make
Mr
imii
Columbia
a
cheap
province
but
ii
wanted
a
dollar's
worth
for
s
dollar
v
nded.
"
in
Tolmle
aald
be
believed
his
vwelve
vo:ns
in
the
federal
House
removed
Mi"
Liberal
roproach
that
be
lacked
ex-
;xT'oure.
He
predicted
a
Conservative
v.ru.ry
at
the
close
of
a
provincial
tour
Mim
Mildred
Bennett
supported
the
Miwrvntie
hssdrx
en
the
platform
mill
spoke
briefly,
praising
Tolmle.
GIANTS
AGAIN
SECOND
III
111
H
HOMt'lt
lilVEH
VICTOUV
TO
YANlfefiM
A(INHT
DKTHOIT
YBSTEKHAY
NKW
YoiV:,
juTy
iaI-The
OlanU
re
"UturU
aeoond
place
in
the
National
'iujiuv
yastbrday.
Dtatmt
St.
Iwls
.
"It'll
Cincinnati
was
'mains
to
BrooklrB
Ruthji
thirty-third1
homer
was
the
Winnie
nuuvln
far
the
Yankeea
tn
'in
sce
nic!
gsmt"
against
Detroit.
COMMONS
DEFEATED
LABOR
MOTION
IN
BYNG
APPOINTMENT
I
ONDON,
July
H.
The
House
of
mmons
defeated
a
Labor
motion
331
In
na
.
of
Lord
Bvntr
tn
the
leadershlo
11
:i
Mltropolllan
puliif.
NEWS
TO
Northern
Members
and
Bs-"
a
mnat
ronvinrinir
nlaa
for
the
T
lands,
in
Prince
Rupert.
i
With
fw
prciim
merles
tbe
speaker
4
got
ojowa
to
the
buslnees
of
his
ad-
4,
dress
and.
in
(wo
boars
of
speaking
in
the
course
of
wbJoh
be
aroused
a
bumper
audleno
taking
up
all
capec-
It
j
In
the
large
hall
to
treat
enthusl-
4.
asm.
elucidated
clearly
and
tellingly
th?
;
t
many
good
reason
why
the
prase
iu
ad-
miniatraUon
should
be
leluiaad
to
of-tlos,
not
asffiaotMg
to
take
many
an1
IIctle
uysasnnnHy
to
ispiads
the
ptat-(aam
Of
Mumilll,
sMklatBBJeV
d
took
lariely
the
form
of
"blue
nun"
rampalgnlng
and
besmirching
tbe
lalf
tern
of
Bfltaw
OMussMa"
and
whioh
be
proved
bad
laae
much
pragma
and
Bwimil
na.
llr
fulr
twelve
vaar
,
Qf
ubw&
,0,,
Mr
Manaon
was
tbe
only
speaker
of
the
evening,
the
chairman
of
the
maetlnK
being
Dr
W
,
ln(1,
lD.
In
opentag
tbe
meeting.
Dr.
Kergin
atetod
that
It
vn
to
him
both
an
honor
and
a
pliasuvi
to
be
able
to
do
whs.
or
little
be
oould
in
mpport
of
the
liacLean
government
and
the
candidate
for
in
Prinos
Rupert
Hon
T
D
Pattullo
In
bla
opinion
tbe
Liberal
government
had
Kivem
Brwian
uoiumois
bi.
u
safe
and
progressive
admlnlatratlon
There
were
many
difficulties
which
had
bean
attaebsd
manfully
and.
after
twelve
yean,
no
charge
of
corruption
or
dttsnoMsty
could
be
brought
againat
any
department
ef
the
goeernment
Th-
credit
of
tbe
province
was
nign.
oui
nsa
was
good
and
efforts
now
bid
.'sir
to
bear
fruit
in
the
matter
of
riddln;;
British
Columbia
of
Ms
greatest
burden
the
Pacific
Oreat
Bastarn
Hallway
Both
Mr.
Pattullo
and
Mr.
Manson
hat!
been
pioneers
and
good
clttaens
of
Prince
Rupert,
outstanding
adinini.tr.
-
tors,
and
be
nit
tnat
tnatr
nuow
cm-
M
ern
appreciated
their
work.
Mr
Pat
tullo
had
made
good
In
hi
depart
men;
end
never
a
charge
had
bean
brougtt-
against
htm.
He
was
s
capable
and
In
-,
dustrlous
member
of
tbe
cabinet
and.
withal,
had
ever
fought
for
tbe
interest)
of
Prince
Rupert
It
waa
always
known
where
he
came
from
"and
It
seems
to
declared
Dr
Kergin
"that
he
ha
well
earned
th
e
approval
which
wo
should
signify
by
a
large
majority
on
election
day."
The
speaker
or
tne
even
ing
wss
also
known
aa
a
capable
and
fearless
minister
and
It
was
tils
hope
that
his
own
riding
would
also
nhow
Its
appreciation
In
no
uncertain
manner.
.Mil.
MANMIVH
SPEECH
Not
many
might
realise
bow
he
felt
in
coming
baok
to
bis
"home
town"
where
twenty
year
ago
he
had
started
M
career,
and
see
gathered
In
thu
audience
many
who
had
been
with
him
here
In
the
early
daya.
Mr.
Manson
He
regretted
that
he
Hid
i
cpenlng.
oould
not
stay
longer
to
renew
old
soqualntanoas
but
It
was.
however,
a
pleasure
for
him
to
psy
at
leaat
a
brief
visit
and
aay
what
he
oould
on
be
half
of
nts
his
esteemed
esteemeo
and
suu
valued
".
004-
j
lAAffus.
Hon.
T
D
Pattullo.
ttolMll
flt'91M-Ji-
fimrr
w
ai
.
mvjA
auo
ccme
to
Prince
Bupert
in
uie
sarry
.
t
i
liaWa
MBItlMn
daya.
"None
or
p
onurely."
asserted
Mr
Msnson.
"but
,
It
said
t
"'
fltl
u
a
can
be
truly
firmly
implanted
in
Prince
Kuperi
-
t'"se
esriy
asy
ana
day
as
It
was
m
the
day
will
yet
muv.
possibly
wuniu
when
Prince
the
present
generation,
Rupert
will
come
into
Its
own
and
be
ureat
ports
of
the
Pa-
one
of
the
really
cltlc
Ocean
"
the
government
likened
Mr
Manwa
the
Rreslenl
com-
t-oluniDl"
t
Of
Brtalsli
!
peny
U)
tin-
pr..vmn'
I
ne
jHv,iit-
I.l..
.k.MhnMltl.
thv
P'
eildent
Dr
Mm-
of
the
cabinet,
the
In.
the
member
H.t;e
21
iC.-.ntiuii
DSTR1BU1
GOVERNMENT
SIRE
OK
IIIINd
ItmilNKD
ELECTION
DAY
VICTORIA.
July
12.
A
survey
or
the
province
made
by
an
impartial
Investigator
Indicates
tha:
the
Government
will
be
returned
with
a
larger
majority
than
at
the
last
election.
This
vr,
u
likely
to
give
four
!
LiUrtls
and
Vancouver
not
leas
iha:.
iliree.
South
Vancouver
1:1
probably
go
labor
aa
will
h.r.
lino
and
Pernie.
Meals
nds.
Ov.hrie
and
Uphill
looking
tike
inner.
The
auprise
for
OonsenreUvse
will
ccme
from
the
Interior
where
a
number
of
format
Con-
aervatlve
ridings
will
go
Lib-
eral.
..4.
4,,4.4,44,4
BIG
MISSOURI
INTIMATION
I1IVBN
IVIIETIIEK
I
ONMU.I1IATEO
HILL
TAKE
MINE
OK
NOT
STOCKS
DROP
IN
PRICE
VICIORIA.
July
13.
J.
J.
Warren
ii
ror.to,
bead
of
tbe
Omnirtldated
taming
&
Smelting
Company,
arrived
Yicisr:a
yesterday
from
tbe
North
where
with
a
nam
of
ortmnanv
otfl-
ctU
ezpem
uey
bad
bew
to-
UIHCilat
trH.
bik
M,asourl
and
Oeorge
prr
mines
of
Stewart.
conferred
with
the
of-
.
.
thj
n,
mln
,,
no
announcement
01
oonaoudatafl-s
In
tbe
meantime
othr
0fflclaU
of
tbe
company
hav
gone
to
Taccjna.
the
headquarter
of
:ir
Big
Missouri,
where
tbe
110000
1'iymen:
will
be
made
on
July
II
If
tnr
Consolidated
is
to
continue
with
t!-.o.
B:
Missouri
VAMOOOVs.
July
12
-On
a
turn
over
of
4.Qo
shares
yetjtaraay
Big
,MlMOUr,
UoMa
cents
lower
at
NEBRASKA
MAN
r
FOR
PRESIDENT
SKNATOK
NOIMtl.H
NOMINATED
AT
TlllStU
IMKTV
CONVENTION
AT
CIIICAliO
CHICAGO.
July
IS
Senator
Oeorge
Norrln
of
Nebraska
has
been
nominated
by
the
Parmer
Labor
convention
on
the
presidential
ticket
a
leader
of
the
third
party
ticket
emphaatalng
the
pre-
scrvstion
and
enforcement
of
the
pro
hibition
law
WASmifriTOrt.
.Julv
18
Announce
mem
was
made
alt
the
office
of
Senator
Norrta
today
ghat
he
would
head
no
third
party
movement.
CANADIANiMARKSMEN
J
'
iFin
rnAiPFTiTinN
.
uuuv,
uuiui
uiiiiun
,
laaiBB.
iisriiiaa
s
i
a
a
a
a
a
LTeat"
ITuTW
VTir
faf
1
Wnrr54on
High
Wwrin
at
llller-
t'amp
-Till
'
1
-I
.
Ltrtrrmten
i
i
.
i
..,,
BISLCY
CAMP.
England.
July
1J.
;
,T,;eut.
Qavnond
Btrtii.
OStaw.
and
,
MkJor
P
RlcbaMson,
Victoria,
lead
.ightaen
Canadian
markemen
In
the
.
prince
of
Wales
and
Northland
Service
Bifj
Competition
this
-afternoon,
each
soortni!
M
out
of
i
possible
70
Cannda
lest
the
McKlnnon
Challenge
Cup
this
afternoon
to
Australia.
The
mm
i
ifijii
M;ie
wa
iuoi
gut
01
a
pns.
ltle
1300
against
Canada's
10M.
Advertise
ln
Tbe
Daily
News
'
NEARLY
Kergin
Mentioned
as
a
Possibility
for
Minister
of
Mines
in
Maclean
Government
Says
Victoria
Dispatch
VICTORIA,
July
12.
The
latest
political
suggestion
here
b
that
there
is
a
possibility
of
H.
F.
Kergin,
candidate
in
Atlln,
being
taken
into
the
cabinet
as
minister
of
mines.
It
is
pointed
out
that
Mr.
Kergin
represents
not
only
.the
largest
mining
constituency
in
the
province
but
also
one
that
is
almost
entirely
devcted
to
fiining.
He
is
a
poineer
in
the
province
and
has
re-pi
evented
Atlin
for
about
nine
years.
It
is
said
that
what
the
government
is
seeking
Is
a
man
who
knows
at
first
hand
the
problems
of
the
miners
and
the
mining
industry.
Sir.
Kergin
fills
that
requirement.
He
has
been
the
instigatcr
of
a
let
of
legislation
which
has
been
of
greet
advantage
to
the
prospector,
miner
and
mine
owner,
and
as
such
has
a
claim
on
the
position
and
it
is
understood
his
claim
is
being
favorably
considered.
i
TEREEIOLLED
FMIGfil
TRAIN
HOIl.EK
OK
EM1INL
EMTODEI)
IN
KOCXY
MOJJtiTAJXH
ON
CIVIL
I
JIA1N
LINE
i
"!
ACCIDENT
jNEAR
GLACIER
'
i
i
TKA1N
CUEIV
DIEII
INSTANTLY
HUT
i
....
.
i
i,
n,l-r,
TIUIalAN
i
I.Vll'StU
il&tt&ftb,
imf
'IkSSflntttn.
engineer;
W.
'Stelibury,
fireman;
and
W-Clay,
eondueaer.
ail
of
Aevelstoke.
wew
killed
early
today
when
the
boiler
of
tbe
pusher
engine
of
the
Canadian
PaoUlc
trelght
train,
number
66.
ex
-
1
plotted
near
Oiacier.
B.C.
The
blast
was
attributed
to
water
shortage.
The
freight
waa
proceeding
along
a
steep
grade
in
the
Rocky
Mountains
I
when
tbe
accident
occurred
The
vie
-
.
lence
of
tbe
explosion
lifted
tbe
boiler
high
into
tbe
air
and
crashed
tbe
steel
cylinder
up
on
tbe
centre
and
deenoltsbed
tbam
to
splinters.
The
caboose
and
ennlne
later
caught
fire
bot
the
flames
were
kept
from
spreading
by
the
heroic
effort
trainman
M.
Savole.
who
suffered
super-
flctel
injuries
j
The
engine
crew
of
the
pusher
engine
,
were
Instant!
v
kUled
but
detalto
axe
lackina
rea-ardlnii
the
direct
.nause
ot!
day's
death.
CANADIANS
IN
KING'S
PRIZE
SECOND
STAGE
Eleven
Qualify
Headed
by
Lieut.
Desmond
lturke
of
Ottawa
Who
Wins
Medal
HISI.KY.
July
12.
Eleven
Canadians
qualified
in
the
first
stage
of
the
King's
prize
shooting
yesterday
to
enter
the
second
stage
tomorrow.
Lieut.
Desmond
lturke
of
Ottawa
scored
102
out
of
a
possible
105,
leading
933
entrants
and
winning
the
bronze
medal
for
the
first
stage
winner.
Other
Canadians
qualifying
include
Mayor
Richardson
of
Victoria,
91;
Private
Davies
of
Vancouver,
99:
Hurt
on
of
Victoria.
95.
Two
Members
of
Rescued
from
4.
4.4.4.4,4.4.
4.
44,
4.
GOOD
r-KOriKBS
MADE
T
ON
NEW
Lr.Mr.EK
MUX
.
AT
I'OltPOISK
MAKIIOK
4,
1
J.
It.
Morgan
of
the
BUlmor
.
m
Spruce
Mills
Ltd
.
states
that
they
are
making
good
progress
with
the
oonstruetlsn
of
their
4,
1
in
111
at
Porpoise
Harbor.
Tbe
main
building
is
up
,k.
j.
1
first
floor
and
will
soon
be
set
ready
for
the
root.
to
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.
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4
WMIPBUE
1I.M.S.
IHKISAN
WILL
ARRIVE
AT
11
,..M.
TOMORROW
I'OR
riVE
a
UAV
STAV
xjniet
command
of
Capt
Oeorge
Unooln
ckrierldge.
RJi.
and
with
a
a
a,
&
425
offtcer
sad
en.
jii
ot
obtea
station
.
ln
pnne.
nmtrt
har-
.
,.
n.ni-rk
lawweow
mornlni
fpom
s,
tor
,
,
of
nve
)dtyi
uotu
JUT
i8.
uttt
cruiser
I
,
erulM.
cf
the
Pacific
coast
and
.
win
nnrced
frra
here
to
the
Queen1
ohl,)oUe
Uimcu.
Later
ahe
will
pay
a
visit
to
Vancouver,
having
already
ute
of
your
time.
Every
active
non-been
at
Victoria.
Igltt
wiener
la
given
an
ABeXLTE
Pour
hundred
and
seventytwo
feet
GUARANTEE
that
he
or
aba
win
be
6
Inches
long,
the
Durban
St
of
the
paid
for
his
or
ber
time
one-tenth
4.640
ton
elase.
She
waa
bttUt
at
of
every
subscription
Is
yours
If
you
Oreenock
In
1918-31,
has
a
speed
of
fall
t-j
land
one
of
tbe
big
gifts.
That,
9S
knots
and
to
an
oil
burner.
Her
t
in
itself
Is
a
good
business
proposition
araWnt
la
of
the
latest
and
ahe
is
Wi
all
have
spare
moments
after
work
equipped
with
a
revolving
airplane
j
that
we
turn
into
cash,
platform.
There
Is
one
thing,
however,
that
Capt.
Coleridge
has
accepted
aa
am-1
is
certain.
There
Is
abeolutsly
no
way
bltkws
program
of
entertainment
fori
the
ship's
company
while
here.
HONORS
EMPTY
FOR
LINDBERG
KLIl'SEII
ACCOMMOOATION
AT
HOTEL
ANI
CHECK
NOT
ACCEPTED
AT
RESTAl'll.NT
NORTH
PLATTE.
Neb..
Jttty
13.
Col
Ltndberg.
the
famous
transatlantic
flyer,
apent
isst
night
in
a
rooming
house
here
beeeuee
the
hotels
could
find
no
room
for
him
and
the
local
restaurant
refused
to
accept
his
check
for
four
dollars.
Ltndberg
stopped
here
en
rout
to
San
Francisco.
Crew
of
Italia
Ice
and
One
is
Found
by
Steamer
Krassin
Dead
.
,
.
..
.
r
i
io
Givejn
i...
s-
for
avon
years
of
se
f-denlsl
and
saving
r.
was
louna
mat
mere
was
a
miny-Aboard
Russian
Ice
Breaker
Krassin,
July
12
up
j'7nMUII,0,
,
,lTW1
to:
toot
hole
m
her
hull
it
win
tak
dead
for
six
weeks
until
yesterday
when
they
were
sighted,
two
of
or
t
unw,
tnd
B
unie
five
hundred
men
three
months
to
re-
the
three
members
of
the
Italla's
walking
party
were
rescued
w-
day
by
the
Krassin.
The
third
member,
Dr.
Finn
Malmgren,
the.rBiMce
iu
aubscnption
list
noted
Swedish
scientist,
had
been
dead
for
a
month.
information
and
assistance
Thn
rtenw1
mn
nra
flnntnln
Alberto
Mariano,
pilot
of
the
In
order
to
give
every
one
who
par-
Italia
who
had
his
leg
frozen,
and
Captain
Fillipe
Zappi.
navigator,
n-.u
.
-.u.
u-ir
f
trr!
Thev
had
kent
uuiii
me.
v.'
-
oAuouBvcu,
im.
i
Malmgren's
body.
MalmK'ren
was
a
member
of
the
Norgo
expedition
of
192G.
MariallO
and
Zappi
said
.they
had
given
up
hope
in
what
seem-
ed
their
lust
agonizing
moments,
when
the
Russian
airplane
ap-
reared
out
if
the
low
hanging
mist
and
inspired
them
with
hope
$4,000
IN
Awards
in
Daily
News
Great
Gift
Campaign
to
Total
Nearly
$4,000
Two
Latest
Model
New
Automobiles
Will
be
Grand
Capital
Prizes
and
Cash
Also
to
be
Given
to
Others
Today
The
Prince
Rupert
'stupendous
"Everybody
Wins
Something
automobile
and
cash
gift
'
distribution.
Gifts
approximating
$4,000,
including
two
handsome
automobiles
and
cash
prizes
as
high
as
$500,
are
to
be
distributed
rmong
the
men
and
women
in
Prince
Rupert,
Northern
and
Central
I
British
Columbia..
.
This
is
to
be
a
memorable
event.
It
is
to
be
unlike
anything
ever
before
attempted
here.
It
is
to
be
a
"Friend
Making
Cam-
paign."
In
addition
to
the
two
automobiles
?.nd
the
prises
of
cash
TheDally
Newe'
m
thu
Jlne
ot
He
,m
glTe
making
It
possible
for
every
man.
nl4
mUn
taBi,
aa4
attention
to
tonne
woman,
boy
and
girl
who
takes
partjwii0
dcalK
take
part
In
this
gift
thu
distribution
to
be
a
prtee
vin-
dUtribution.
If
there
to
anything
you
r.;r.
"Everytody
Wins"
Is
the
slogan.
WMt
to
kDOW
tbaut
uu
campaign.
And
evtrybody
DCB8
WW.
i
anything
you
do
not
understand,
call
mat
ewry
one
parn""
"
"""
campaign
may
know
in
advance
that;
wttta
'
Ttom
rjallv
litei
has
;
..ww
"
-
-
aside
a
sum
of
money
to
be
paid
onmmlsslnns
This
la
over
and
above
tbe
prises.
Did
pai
ever
bean
of
anything
mora
falrt
No,
and
jm
OM.ebe
ever
dd.
very
TRW
Is
ihiibuu
weror
Win.
You
have
tbe
time,
plenty
of
It.
An
uoui
a
day
properly
spent
among
your
neighbors
and
friends
for
The
Daily
News
Is
sufficient
to
win
tbe.
biggest
gilt
ln
tbe
list.
You
hare
the
time.
Really,
your
apart
time
few
minutes
of
an
evening
la
worth
mere
to
you
these
next
few
weeks
than
any
full-time
employment
you
oould
imagine.
Yet
It
la
but
a
side
Issue
spare-time
proposition.
It
la
a
business
proposition.
Nothing
more.
There
Is
no
sentiment
about
it.
To
earn
money
honorably
Is
desirable.
Tbe
money
and
tbe
big.
handsome
oars
are
now
provided.
They
are
hare
for
you.
vol
CAN
NOT
LOSE
Yu
can
not
lose.
If
you
comply
with
the
easy
rules
of
the
campaign
you
wUl
be
well
paid
for
every
min-
you
can
secure
one
of
these
fine
either
cars
or
cssh
mcept
y
roses
There
are
two
ways
you
wan
got
votes
One
Is
by
ooUectlag
tbe
free
vote
coupons
which
will
appear
tn
each
issue
of
Tbe
Dally
News.
Tbe
other
la
by
securing
new
subscriptions
?r
renewals.
Cut
out
or
tear
out
the
nomination
blank
in
this
issue
of
Tbe
Dally
News.
Write
your
name,
your
address
and.
If
ycu
have
a
telephone,
your
telephone
number.
.Mall
or
bring
your
nomination
to
The
Dally
News
campaign
office.
That
Is
the
first
stop.
That
starts
you
off
with
5,000
votes.
Nominations
may
be
made
by
any
one
for
any
one.
A
nomination
is
a
nomination.
A
friend
can
nominate
you.
you
can
nominal
a
irtena
Tou
can
nominate
yourself.
But
only
one
nomination
count
for
each
entry.
No
one
la
barred.
Men,
women,
boys
and
girls
are
all
eligible.
Make;
tbe
start.
Let's
go
I
SHOUT
AND
SNAPPY
This
campaign
wUl
not
be
a
long
drawn
out
affair
of
several
months'
duration.
It
extends
over
a
period
of
only
a
few
weeks.
It
doses
Sep
tern
ber
14.
IMS
Think
Of
securing
In
lust
a
tew
short
weeks,
girts
that
sxnild'.
ordinarily
require
months;
yea,
lBW(,t
m
pmg
The
Daily
Newa
ticpate.
in
this
wg
sresteet
possible
assistance,
and
to.
.properIV
handle
the
clrcvilstlon
so.
lnat
e(ich
new
,Ubecriber
win
get
hi
p,,,,,
promptiy
and
to
stow
confu-
,on
Thr
rjnily
New.
han
secured
the
.ervioe
of
s
arcuiation
campaign
Manner
He
i.,
thoro-.ghij
experienc-
LAKOE
CABARET
Special
Dinners
Thursdays
and
Saturdays
Dancing
every
Saturday
nlzbt
from
9
to
12.
Dance
Hall
for
Hire.
The
latest
and
beat
for
the
leaat.
riione
457
PRIZES
Daily
News
inaugurates
a
most
and
sc
him,
or
tipfione
him.
Daily
Haws
campaign
office
llo-
.
-
caieo
on
me
hwm
skxw
in
turn
new
building.
348
Third
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert)
will
be
open
from
9
am.
to
8
pjn.
each
day.'
You
will
always
find
tbe
Circulation
Manager
here.
Put
hbm
to
work
tor
you.
He
will
be
h.
Twlephone
sW.
TT!
wefer
a
representative
of
Tbe
Dally
News
wUl
ha(i
nuon
lust
now
to
go
about
wtmaog
me
gift
of
your
choice.
If
rt
,,,
PATTULLO
IS
IN
INTERIOR
ahiihemsimi
meetino
at
prince
lEOROK
TOMOIIT
and
returns
HERE
SATURDAY
Reports
received
from
tbe
Interior
are
to
tbe
effect
that
Hon.
T.
D.
Pattullo
la
getting
a
good
reception.
He
spoke
at
Teikwa
last
night
and
Is
Wiled
for
a
big
meeting
st
Prince
George
tonight
In
support
of
H.
O.
Perry.
Tbe
minister
expects
to
be
back
here
Saturday
and
will
address
a
meeting
at
Port
Seslngton
Saturday
night.
Sunday
he
wUl
make
vome
friendly
calls
at
Pore
her
Island
and
will
be
In
Prince
Rupert
for
the
laat
two
daya
ot
the
campaign
which
cloees
Tuesday.
BAND
LOOKED
VERY
SMART
PLAYED
THEMSELYEN
Oil'
THIS
MOIINIM1
ON
WAY
TO
EDMONTON
AND
JASFEIC
The
boys'
band
locked
very
smart
this
morning
aa
they
marched
to
tbe
station
and
were
given
a
splendid
seodoff
by
their
parents
and
friends
who
were
present
to
see
the
train
pull
out.
They
played
through
the
town
and
at
the
station
before
leaving.
Tbe
band
will
visit
rstmonton
fair
and
also
wUl
play
at
Jasper.
Thomas
Wilson
U
in
charge
and
W.
OUchrlst
goes
aa
manager.
THIRTY
FOOT
HOLE
IN
BRITISH
CRUISER
DAUNTLESS,
HALIFAX
HAUPAX.
July
12
When
the
tcruher,
Dauntless
drydocked
yesterday
pair
ber.
MRS.
W,
J,
BOWSER
DIES
IN
VICTORIA
r
victoria
July
h.
Mrs.
Lorlnds
B.-wer
wife
of
Hon
w.
J.
Bowser,
former
Premier
of
British.
Columbia,
died
mi.-
umay
after
a
lingering
uu
uess
mk.niJlUJal'