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THE
DAILY
NEWS
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
r
By
George
McManus
11
fNHACTbrHE
'
?
(
I
HAVE
j
I
I
CAMT
REM&MBE.R
j)
LUCKY)
THAT
QUV
1
I
MATTER
WITH
I
AMNESIA'
,
It
NllMTlr
1
'
J
BUT
HERE
LCAMIN1'
AGAIN'
I
VOO-MlSTE-RJ
V
pemm
Wt
UKk
THAT
LAMP
OF
Mf
HUGE
AUDIENCE
HEARD
M
ANSON
THLL
WHY
Lilt-EltAIiS
tSIIOULD
RE
V&
TURNED
BY
ELECTORS.
(continued
from
page
two)
..nd
the
tenters
say?"
The
speaker
...
ri.a
;
sups
.n..t
wire
bemn
tuke..
,j
i
educe
tbe
a
Ul.
Ai.d
;ne
rui
ua-
thai
jf
taxation
Vhere::
.it
the
tt.i
yea-s
picvitus.
ux.i:..n
ha
.
i
Loen
10.1)
percent
of
wiiut
-lit-
peopl
produced.
It
had
bet
n
p.
u
eut
:
Uie
last
ten
yean.
BENKHT
fOMIflX
l'K-,E
Mr.
li&naon
U.;i
di-alt
with
legis
latron.
Re
did
not
mean
u.
tako
a,'t
licni
Mr.
ULWi-r
the
credit
lor
n:-tltutim;
tin-
Woiknieiin
Comprnsatio.
Act
but
l:e
would
hay
the
presei.
'.
orniiu
ii;
uad
tsriaily
Uurcooed
n
TCupt
aud
bcislll.
B
ate
u(
the
legi;
Ht.ofi
Uu
liinrermueut
had
pakm4
L
'
,
beaetlt
the
common
pciplt!
auJ
wit!.
)iich
Mr.
Manaun
d
ult
iu
deUUl
In-
!
eluded
tree
employment
at-rvlce.
elgl.
iottr
dan.
mining
regulations,
weekly
hall
holiday,
old
age
pensions,
adopte.i
hlldren'a
act,
rural
nursing,
deserted
wives
act.
prospective
mothers
act.
minimum
wafe,
IMegttlnuite
children,
UMTUKra
penatans.
etc.,
.etc.
In
comiecttoB
with
old
age
peaatons,
Mr.
Maiison
aaaarted
that
Ootmrtmam.
tnciudUu;
Dr.
Toteile,
hd
perslsUnfly
the
measure
both
lu
The
minimum
wage
act
provisions.
Mr.
Manson
held,
gave
a
living
wag?
to
white
men.
and
In
so
doing,
he
contended
taaded
tu
tiluiinac
Orieiitait
to
a
large
extent.
Mr.
Manaon
told
how
Canon
lilnch-
cllffe
had
never
been
able
to
provr
-Oi
-
This
advjrtlacmcnt
is
noi
pulili.slied
or
diplii.vel
!'
H
Liquor
Cintrol
Hoard
or
by
tlie
(iovprnniiit
of
lirltlah
Columbia
Always
Reliable
for
women
und
chiidrcnV
Charle.i
.
upper
was
a
Labor
man
who
had
.1.
lu
duty
to
arrrpt
the
Liberal
landard.
-As
lor
Dr.
Tulmie
and
the
Vancouver
mllli'-'iiaiitd
1.1,111
6i...uj.!i..v
t.
.
e
coamion
i
pie
-..uld
ixj.
t
Irom
them.
Dr.
Tolmte
had
sakl
lie
would
reduce
the
succession
duty
tax.
And
who
would
tht
benefit?
Dr.
Tol-
!deral
and
provincial
houses.
Mr.
!m:t
B
millionaire
friends,
of
course
Mr
P;.,ley
had
asked
that
the
bill
belMa"!,;0"
1010
hcariiig
with
In
own
withdrawn
and
t
resolution
aubati-
j
'urs'
Ocnerai
A.
D.
McRae
say
that
tuiea.
ygu
can-w
vote
lor
TMmle
and
Pmley
and
vot?
for
the
old
timers
at
the
same
time."
1
cannot
do
anything
else
because
clinle
li
the
man
I
chojr;."
larniitNBKs
.su
kbm
These
was
bittarnass
and
feud.
In
lie
Coiuervullve
camp,
asserted
Mr.
Maiison.
General
McRae
had
wanted
i
he
leadership
but
could
not
get
It.
:
liougti
It
was
In
the
.interests
of
government
that
there
should
be
a
good
opposition
well
led.
Dr.
Tolmle
had
his
assertions
regarding
mothers'
pen-
refuted
repeated
opportunities
to
take
atons
though
lie
had
been
given
ample
llls
at
ln
tll!
nouse
md
had
not
opporiuiiivy.
it
w
on?
tning
to
say
Ottawa
until
trouble
threatened
In
and
another
to
prove.
Joshua
tlls
own
party
Wu
ttfet
dlscharglnrr
Hlnchcltffe
somes
on
this
very
plat
form
and
nigh
sheds
tears
over
mothers'
pension,"
ro-orcitATF:
with
i..ium
DISTILLED
BLENDED
BOTTLED
IN
SCOTLAND
James
Buchanan
SlCo,
Limited
26
Holborn,
London,
E.CL
his
duty
as
leader
of
(be
opposition
Mr.
Manson
paid
his
respects
to
Mr.
Pcoley.
stating
that
he
was
an
ex
tremely
weak
leader
and
bad
not
evon
Mr.
Mansasi
referred
tu
praise
thut
'
been
mentioned
at
Kamloopa.
had
been
given
the
British
Cnlunibla
i
Finally
Mr.
Manson
dealt
with
the
government
for
Its
.ictul
legislation.
'Tolmle
manifesto.
Dr.
Tolmle
said
even
by
the
head
of
Labor
in
Canada,
thut
he
would
encourage
the
use
of
Tom
Moore.
"That
Is
why
we
are
sup-'
Canadian
books
In
DC.
Schools.
He
p
rtlng
Labor
and
Labor
la
supporting
;
alone
was
a
patriot.
The
speaker
us."
Mrs.
Paul
Smith
of
Vuncouvcr,
.uottd
the
words
of
Ben
Johnson:
with
no
previous
political
nfflllationu,
"Patilctlsm
li
the
last
.refuge
of
a
had
fait
It
Iter
duty
to
accept
the
.scoundrel
"
Dr.
Tolmle
had
said
that
Liberal
standard
i-husc
of
tin
legis-
he
would
make
a
week-end
trip
up
the
lation
the
Kovcni.-r-nt
hud
i;n-el
l.r
P.O.E
und
then
say
what
he
would
women
"How
can
women
but
support
do
At
Nelson
he
had
read
hli.
policy
n
government
which
has
done
so
mnrli
(rem
the
buck
of
an
envelope.
Tli"
A
delight
to
the
connoisseur
a
revelation
to
the
sceptic
""alsMaBsMaMB
Sold
by
all
Grocers
SB
S
j)eaker
paid
Ins
respects
generally
to
I
.he
manifesto
"Now
wkti
1:
ou
choose."
con-cludad
Mr.
Mi,:;s.m
'u
iioune
lu
dis-rder,
c?lasc!:.un
uitterutss
und
con-trplled
by
u
;t
w
men
oi
a
house
la
rder
and
unanimity,
a
liouse
which
chose
rts
new
leuder
nnanlmously
after
three
minutes
of
delibeisttlon?
Win
yew
chose.
Mr.
Thompson,
fine
cltlatn
that
he
l,
to
go
as
u
Junior
member
in
the
opposition,
for
thirty
seats
ihete
Is
:.o
doubt
we
will
get,
or
send
back
the
Minister
of
the
crown
who
has
served
t
only
you
but
this
province
faith
fully
and
well
for
so
marry
years'
Let
me
suofeM
that
you
will
beat
serve
iiniiKim
uhi
snc
pravuwe
oi
unv-ish
Oolumbis
by
rsturfitng
as
your
member
the
Honorable
T.
D.
Pattullo."
Mr.
Manson
was
given
an
ovation
s(
the
close
of
his
address
.and
many
n
nm
rormer
menos
went
up
to
gleet
him
before
leaving
the
hall.
rj
In
The
Letter
Box
I'ltOTIWT
1U1I.M
HMMli
Bkldscate.
July
6,
ISOa
-dilor,
DaAy
Mews:
J.
II.
TtMmaeoa.
hardware
metohant
4
Prlre
rtupert.
who
Is
nU'Msg
t)K
inea
Ituywrt
riding
on
behalf
of
the
I
Censer
veil
tepartf,
held
a
imetliig
a,t
Wueen
OhMotle
City,
the
ga.g
Msg
struiA
awe.
livaryane
aateoeV
.ng
spake
of
,Mr.
Ihcmuswn
as
a
gusaf.
itsau
fighter
but
laajret
they
could
not
ay
this
ubput
rilyi
fellow
traveller
aud
hlef
lieutenant,
w.
W..
Wright
Wright
waa
the
first
bore
to
throw
lot
ul
iuu4
at
tbc
Liberal
party
at.
his
election
In
the
north
and
the
peo
iilu
of
the
north
do
not
like
mud'
llnglnR
or
those
who
throw
it.
hc
wntor
ks
met
all
those
wis
t
tended
the
Oonicrratlvc
mealing
a
.
en
Uii.irlolU'
Oily
and
all
say
they
Muk
ut
the
way
Wright
sacks
g
tbe
the
scrvanp'of
the
LtiieMl
Party
waw
suppoeeU:
te
ssunsj,
espeolally
.vJkii
he
motWoed
filcKsf.
who
was
"i.itrlct
eiutbmir
at
Prnco
Auusrt.
AJ
a
matter
of
ct
tbe
Hople
of
.the
In-luntlu
and
the
writer
included,
asked
"'
Uv
removal
of
McKay
as
they
considered
be
was
net
a
eempesent
n
io
nil
the
position
at
the
Islands.
TOOK
TDIIIKIC
POLICY
Another
thing
'Mr.
Thompson
proved
the
people
if
they
etoctvd
tlie'
Conservative
party
they
wotlld
throw
ipen
every
ptece
or
QoverniMeiit
tlni-lii-r
on
Hie
Queen
Chaelotus
and
that
'
Jiese
traeu
of
timber
would
be
operated
ut
onoe.
I
woiHler
if
this
gen-licnian
or
his
noisy
mouthpiece.
Wright.
have
been
making
a
noise,
whloh
j
friend
Wright
has
doubtless
heard,
nnd
of
whloiL
he
ai
trying
to
make
;
political
capital.
Tnajr
have
been
t(y-
-
if
ncauM
'otieap
JtlmVer
tracts
for
their
own
Interests
and
not
for
the
general
interest
of
the
Islanders.
I
It
the
writer,
whr
has
lived
on
the
Queen
CliaHotte
Wands
for
over
20
I
years,
wished
he
ooUId
also
throw
mud
rcisrdliiK
tlie
Conservative
party
In
I
the
north
and
their
deeds
in
the
past
1
would
surpsjse
friend
Wright
and
iila,
friend
but
the
writer
Is
a
Canadian
I
born
cittsen
and
that
Is
not
the
style
ot
trying
to
win
as
tlsction.
PObT
LOOK
.
SO
WIFE.-
E
1
.
WIFE-
O
MB
y
let
'I
ffilsn
1wu
Ik
Urn.
ihu
nmW,
W
anted
For
Snle
r
or
Keiit
J
J
Warren,
president
of
the
Con-
lOlt
8AL8
CMlsMP-
-t
HJ.
VALS
W-
solldated
Mining
Ac
Smelting
Oo
.
ol
glne.
Atwater
Kent,
igjmuni
clutch.
Trail,
passing
tnjKMgh
Stewart
last
10
ft.
aaaftlng,
propeller
and
all
flt-
WMk-end
after
a
vlalt
of
Inapection
tinga.
Hsace
Orgen
1J7.
1M
so
the
Big
MlssMil
mine.
aalU
that
be
had
no
statement
to
masve
at
pres
ent
aa
te
tbe
inteations
of
his
com
pany
with
regard
to
that
property.
Impruvenients
are
being
inade
to
Mcqm
fork,
nartb
at
Hydar.
and
an
attractive
batsilng
plase
is
being
pro.
vlded
there.
Tbe
most
of
the
veuts
in
connection
vrith
the
Fourth
ul
July
celebration
ut
Htydsr
leet
week
were
cancel
led
on
account
of
tee
fire
ami
the
prist
W.
J.
Tretheway,
well
known
Toronto
mining
engineer,
spent
soMie
time
In
I
trying
te
create
a
bread
line
eolpwtlce
here
i
arly
In
the
game
by
having
all
.small
jperatOM
compel
the
big
operators
to
ihut
down,
tirtrefey
cutting
wages
and
tlie
ptice
ttl
logs,
asMl
putting
the
Umber
worfewr
In
tbe
bread
Hue
In
Vancouver.
.
i
Perhupi
Mr.
TTwrnpsjori
and
Mr.
i
Wright
can
ttl
us
where.
If
at
alt.
;
these
tract
are
thrown
open
and;
cperated.
we
ean
all
sell
our
logs
and,
fr
now
mueh
and
how
longt
We
Arthur
Pulssun.
Bc...
of
the
Federal
department
of
mines
was
a
visitor
to
this
camp
lost
week
In
the
cgutod
of
a
tour
of
the
principal
uiiMa
of
Korthern
British
Columbia.
BdwaM
Nelson
ad
Nils
3.
Undstrom.
MweemeM
te
thai
district
who
were
employed
on
the
Porter-Idaho
mine
conslt
uctlmi.
are
believe
ta
have
lost
their
lives
t
drewnlng
In
tVe
Marmot
River.
They
have
Lecn
missing
since
June
2
and
no
trace
has
been
found
of
them
although
there
arc
certain
Indications
that
they
may
have
fallen
In
the
river.
as
both
boys
HiHshsd
trfttttlng
last
night
In
rnuoui.,worouU
and
flaw1
iahVIafd
'tt
M
Alin
the
nlnk
of
oon.
know
one
or
two
entail
opmtoia
heretdttloTi
wiHtlng
'.'W'Ww
pell.
TntM
t
plenty
oj,,
cynuuvuos,
in
both
camps'!
and
11
is
hard
to
pick
a
winner.
The
lecel
boy
has
gained
a
lot
of
followers
from
his
wbrlgsuu.
Qiitvieli
w
plenty
.of
oonUdenee.
Clark
is
not
talking
but
says
he
will
demonstrate
Friday
night.
The
semi-final
between
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1390
was
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ul1
HKNT.
over
to
Mr.
and
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Briukendorim
.
Who
had
Just
started
In
business
and
at
all
thetr
belongings
In
the
fire.
baseball
game
was
played
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Hyder
beat
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a
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JVMMISHBO
APART-
menU-Appay
Mussalliin
Qrooery.
PBK
HKKT
PUHIOaUtSD
ROOMS;
also
small
suiu.
Ptsune
arw
auo.
Jack
Holroyd
vs.
Pred
Bolter.
Bpsmal
tivtnt-Jko
Stm.
Prince
Hu-
her
school
studies
at
Vancouver
to
!
Bem.nnaJ
4
rouiuu.
Young
Monk.
who
ner
Norway,
vs
Wild
-Pete
Vestvisli.
Bweu
mother.
Mm.
a
ri
iivuiu.
.
Diamond
drillers
left
Stewart
last
ffrek
for
the
purpose
of
contlnulim
the
diamond
drilling
program
com-'
menced
last
summer
on
the
George
Cold
Copper.
A
smsll
crew
has
been
employed
on
the
property
for
the
past
mouth
getting
(Mugs
in
aiMHie.
Construction
of
a
new
realdenci
less
of
the
Conservative
parWrWi
Bright))
Street.
J01
Jacl
MaLaHtlry.1,
the
Oeoske
Xnle
building
reat-
Mne
Mtoes
the
reHwwy
track
In
tlie
tfr-jpd
f
(own,
J.
lUrgraves.
who
Is
connected
with
the
provincial
mines
department,
wvs
a
visitor
in
this
camp
last
week.
Mala
Bvent
rS
round
Dido
Ottr-vich.
Prince
Rupert
vs.
Hay
Clafk,
Uellliigluun.
While
the
National
League
Is
cxper-lenclng
one
of
Use
boat
-thuhh
is
its
history,
the
attendance
111
the
American
has
not
been
u
good
With
tlte
raee
regarded
practically
as
over,
lu
so
far
as
the
pennaut
Is
ontieerttod.
Um
fans
lu
which
the
JVM
citMipkni.kMw
Ton
safsm.ii-.
rvw
ana
weserve
an
attitude
of
more,
or
lea
friendly
indlrTerttiee
to
asnoy
of
the
.others.
Tlte
kbianssn
atttnet
LP
Set
eWMkssl
ri
'hnms
.an
cm
sfaat
few
years
ago.
when
the
Athletics
were
In
eighth
plase.
they
played
Thursday.
Friday.
Saturday
and
(Sunday
at
New
Yost
and
got
more
lor
"their
bit"
than
they
got
In
a
two
weeks'
stand
at
home.
the
camp.
He
is
Interested
in
the
Supreme
Indlflerenoe
pervades
fistic
lied
Top
property
at
the
head
of
tlie
Iclrolea
over
the
-forthctuulux
Tunney-
lieer
Refer.
plkeuey
"olnmiplonalitij"
battle,
uuourd-
ling
to
New
York
despatches
All
the
Dr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Robinson
Have
r-
approved
methods
of
ballyhoo
fall
to
rived
in
Btewort
from
Iteglna.
Dr.
Ilou-
stir
out
of
their
lethargy
quarters
us-
Inson
Intends
establishing
a
medical
SPORT
CHAT
There
abeuld
be
uo
alibi
l
regard
to
condition
tomorrow
nurht
of
the
utlly
highly
enthusiastic
over
heavy
weight
titular
histories
Tunney,
although
he
whipped
Lvnojwey
IT
out
of
20
rounds
In
their
iJMlaaeiphla
"
Chicago
eonteata.
Is
not
the
plotswes-(ue
bntUer
that
was
Dempeey.
Ikteues;
earned
a
ohauce
with
Ttinney.
But
he
defeated
no
very
hlgh-olass
bear
lee."
It
must
be
said
for
htm.
principles
In
tlie
Ourvlch-Clark
bout
;'
lhut
did
all
that
waa
re.
utilrcti
of
him.
Budnaora
of
thi
Tim.
4ieUtfiif
,!ieetM(
plainly
are
io-comliiK1
conebrried
over
the
apathy
lof
iWlv9r0,,1rd;:0,lBfW,
M
the
pulSlc
Hjcmlly.
Hype
Igoe
of
The
New
York
Rvenlng
World.
Insists
that
Dempsey
and
Tunney
will
meet
again.
CRICKET
PRACTICE
In
the
cricket
game
last
night
be-
heavyweights
will
bring
together
Nor-
tween
the
Probables
headed
by
Prtn-
wey
vg,
Sweden.
Everyone
1
walling
clpal
IVddle
and
the
Possibles
with
to
see
the
big
boys
tax
and
there
Is
Wilson
Murray
as
captain,
the
former
plrnty
of
Interest
here
The
bouts
won
tlie
toss
and
went
to
the
wicket
Will
aUit
at
0
o'clock
following
tbe
By
the
lime
the
others
got
a
clmnoe
football
game.
The
complete
card
follows:
Pete
Ohenoakl
vs.
Young
Hatt.
Tommlt
DeMsrco
vi,
Ntd
Qurvlcn.
ha.
ilie
Jtggtt
had
failed
uud
Uiey
wtre
beaten.
The
team
to
meet
the
Durban
tlrven
will
bs
choasu
today.
1'H
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertitcment
talen
for
let
than
50c
Aa
far
as
Mr.
Thompson
is
con-jcrnui
we
Uilui
him
a
true
Canadian
aiHl
a
gositieiiian
and
we
tike
his
style
ol
(Ightsng
aitd
we
uulr
Iwgrai
that
he
is
nat
ou
the
rkgtet
aM
4
uulitics.
that
oi
the
Liberal
party
ol
CuiiuUu.
the
party
that
all
true
Canadians
should
sappprt.
E.
W.
8TBVBNB.
FOR
jjALH
t'LU
NfeSW81AHRK8
MAY
BE
USED
1N-ataad
of
building
paper
or
to
lay
be-aath
cnrts
ou
tlx
iluor.
Oet
tjecil
prut
on
large
quantities
Daily
Mews.
FOR
BAUi-
HOUSE
AMO
lOTt
AT
3113
Second
Avenue.
Also
content
com-prMug
variety
of
msahanlra
tooU.
guns,
phonograph,
etc.
Apply
Kd.
Chy-bcr.
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all
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sschamied.
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and
paokiiu;
Hoods
sold
on
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more
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bud,
are
now
us
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stock.
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