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Saturday,
7
Y.M.C.A,
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ITORIES
IN
tv.'J
VIDENCE
mm
MAN-DHE'J
illll
D.
McAllister
One
d'
brpithfilriff
f
!a-e
Ateed
to
liolp
Lnbotifes
unci
Secretaries,
t3
Be
Here
on
j
.
Liberals
In
Solving-.
British
Ordered
By
Clients,
Charterwl
Jnite
19
AfrlcifltUre
Problems
AccbUHtalit
Testified
!
VS.
McAllister
4t
Toronto
field
secretary
for
the
tfoung
lien's
Christian
Association,
in
response
to
invitations
sent
to
thjtt
otganlta-.
tlon
to
come
here
arid
look
the
fiel
oyer,
Is
expected
In
the
clt?
tin
June
19
and
will
address
a
join:,
luncheon
of
the
Rotary
and
Oyru
'Clubs
that
day.
Some
time
ago
it
was
decided
-to
hold
up
further
steps
In
conriectio'n
with
the
establlshmeht
of
a
gymnasium
in
Prince
Rupert
pending
the
visit
of
the
YJd.CA.
represent
tative.
GRAF
SAFE
HOME
AGAIN
Zeppelin
Reached
Her
Base
in
Germany
Last
Eyening
From
Flight
to
America
FRIEDRICHSHAFEN,
June
7;
The
r
Graf
'Zeppelin,
home
'from
US
18,000-mlle
voyage
to
South
Amerir
ca
and
the
United
States,
landed
here
last
evening,
completing
the
cruise
In
19
days.
POISONS
IN
THE
bLOOD
VnFOR.
OVER.HALFACENTURY
XV
NTHIS
PROVEN
PRESCRIPTIONS
HAS
BEEN
RECOGNIZED
ASTHEMOST
EFFECTIVE
REGULATOR
OF
THE
UVER,RIDNEYS
&
BOWELS
m
rXOR.A.W.CMASTsA
L&VDON.
Jurie!
7:
The
Conservative
party
lias
agreed
.
to
enter
i
Into.
conference,:
with,.
tle
Labor
goyrnmciiv
pnu
,
me
uuvai
party
;n
the
problems
of
agriculture,
Premier'
MacDoiiald
told
the
House
of
Commons
on
Thursday,
Liberal
and
Labor
cheers
greeted
j
the
announcement
that
Stanley
Baldwin,
Conservative
lea'der,
had
j
.epllfe'd
favorably
to
the
govern--:
bent's
Invitation
sent
the
twb;
opposition
leaders.
i
Real
Pioneer
Passes
Away
j
Thomas
Kidd
Had
Farmed
on
Lulu
:
Island
Since
1874
Fdrmer
j
M.
L.
A.
and
Reeve
.
.
VANCOUVER,
June
7:
Tbpnias
Kidd,
aged
84,
who
has
farmed
on
Lulu
Islart
"shice
1874,
died
yesterday.
He
sartmltne
"legislature
from
J894
toi
1902-
and
was
a
former
reeve.
He
was-
born
in
Ireland.
Hoskins
Named
KeW
Collector
Government
Agent
at
Smithers
to
Take
Over
Duties
of
Late
II.
Mehaffey
VICTORIA,
June
7:
Appointments
announced
this
week
in
the
British
Columbia
Qazetter-
include
agent
at
Smihters,
as
deputy.
coHfitt-
tor
for
Omlneca.
district.
Thtetfomd
11
Bobby
Jones,
leader
of
Amei.an
alker
Cup
team,
who
won
the
British
amateur
championship,
drives
from
the
tee
at
Addlngton.
England,
during
recent
practice.
TO
DEAL
WITH
EMPLOYMENT
Suggest
ions
of
Western
Mayors
to
Go
Before
Dominion
Conference,
Tremlcr
Says
VANCOUVER,
June
7:
Although
the
Dominion
authorities
will
not
appoint
a
representative
to
attend
the
conference
of
western
mayors
in
Vancouver
on
July
9
to
discuss
Unemployment,
Premier
King
has
telephoned
Mayor
Malkin
his
as
surance
that
any
representations
or
suggestions
that
may
be
made
from
this
conference
will
be
considered
at
a
-Dominion
-
wide,
employment
that
of
S.
H..
Hoskins,
BOTernment-iWif
ef4y&
after
the
general
election.
mer
collector
was
H.
Mehaffe.yyN'bttlbjS
representative
of
the
leading
died
recently.
hoWMotfrJjpjfe
Minister
said
that
ipjejjQSt7elec,tlon
conference
would
municipalities,
provincial
govern-
nents,
Industrial
interests,
labor
T.Kani3atlQns
and
others.
"It
is
vpry
pleasant
to
have
tf)J
assurance,"'
aibf
Mayor.
Malkin,
"for
t
means
that
there
!s
an
established
link
between
this
meeting
and
:he
Dominion
conference."
CANDIDATES
MENTIONED
VICTORIA,
June
7:
The
names
of
George
McGregor,
former
reeve'
of
Saariich,
arid
Stuart
Henderson,
well
known
member
of
the
British
Columbia
Bar,
jire
.being
menttored
as
fbr
nomination
when
the
Liberals
of
Victoria
select
their
federal
election
candidate
next
TueSday.
CAPTAIN
MISSING
Capt.
W.
II.
Gitlen,
Veteran
CoaU
Shipmaster,
Believed
to
Have
Met
U1th
Aocldent
or
Foul
Play
VANCOUVER,
June
7:
rears'
ate
entertained
that
Capt.
W.
H.
Gillen,
well
known
Arctic
thipmMter,
may
have
met
with
a
fatal
accident
of
fcul
play.
He
is
the
master
of
the
Hndson
Bay
Co.'s
auxiliary
schbon-
'
ei
Old
Main
No.
2
and
has
not
been
eeen
since
Tuesday
of
this
week
;
when
.he
left
his
ship
to
make
a
i
purchase
at
a
store
nearby.
He
had
5.H)u
on
nis
peisui).
i
It
h
feared
that
hie1
'tripped
and
fallen
IntdB
let
or
met
with
foul'pTay.
'
CALOARY,
June
7:
Evldenc
that
the
Mouse
trading
account!
of
goiloway,
Mollis
&
(3$.
Ltd,
correspondent
wlUi
Uie
net
short
position
of
the
flrifl
lii
a
lar$e
number
of
ttocks
and
that
riumerouif'
purchases
and
.ales
which
had
been
confirmed
to
clients
had
not
actually
been
filled
on
the
stock
exchange
but
had
been
balanced
In
the
house
account
constituted
the
testlmdrly
Of
Kenneth
Mbrtistin,
chartered
accountant'
witness,
yes
terday
at
the
trial
of
I.
W,
C.
Sol-lowsty
and
Harvey
MllU,
sirjclc.
brokers,
facing
charges
of
conspiracy.
NAME
Abfaitfes
roLificAl
PARTY
NOMINATED
DV
Bet
fitouhy
At-the
meeting
of
h
cuamvr
of
Commerce
la.t
n
:..
ic
,
were
received
from
Otfuw
,
knowledglng
represenm
m(,u.
)ri,
by
the
fchdmber
in
r-tnri
i
,
he
federal
butidlnrr
m
Pttu-o
Ra.
pert.
One
of
the
letters
tha'
fr,
the
Depiity
Postmasti
r
Qr:;
V'
stated
that
representations
haa
already
been
made
in
;;
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v,
V
W
A
MM
4
V
4
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A
4p
NUM1KA11NU
BLANK.
To
be
filled
but
in,
nominating
candidate
for
the
Daily
News
tt-lion
bahipaljri.
hh
should
be
rui
but
and
mailed
or
delivered
to
(he
Campaign
AlaiU(teftlmme3laJcly.
r
-4
If
your
paper
docs
not
arrive,
telephone
He
office
When
opportunity
offers,
the
wise
person
at
once
takes
it,
uses
it
and
profits
by
it.
Just
how
the
Daily
New
is
offering
an
opportunity
to
secure
one
of
four
wonderful
prizes
arid
if
there
should
be
any
who
do
not
get
a
grand
prize
they
will
get
good,
pay
for
the.
work
they
do.
Some
prospective
candidates
have
held
back
thinking
that
one
or
two
popular
girls
would
enter
and
make
a
cleanup.
This
has
not
happened.
The
ones
who
took
prizes
last
year
hive
held
back
and
do
not
seem
likely
to
take
part.
Now
the
opportunity
is
offered
to
those
who
are
new
to
the
work
arid
who
have
never
before
entered
a
contest.
Details
of
this
Great
Political
Novelty
Contest
This
political
contest
is
n
unique
one
in
which
all
who
take
part
benefit.
It
is
designed
to
in-crcaSe.thc
nilihjber
of
paid
up
subscribers
to
the
Daily
News
and
at
the
same
time
to
provide
valuable
prizes
and
cash
commissions
.
'.
to
those
taking
...
part.
,
(
Contestants
regcive
votes
by
taking
subscriptions
to
the
Daily
News.
Each
new
subscriber
counts
1500
votes
and
each
renewal
of
a
present
subscriber
counts
750
votes.
Nomifitltton
gives
1000
votes
to
start
with.
If
there
are
only
four
candidates
the
four
Grand
Prizes
Ntfill
be
awarded,
but
if
fewer
than
four
candidates,
one
prize
will
go
to
each;
the
fourth
being
eliminated.
In
addition
fo
.tliis
every
contestant
gets
10
per
cent
of
all
monies
secured
for
subscriptions.
When
nominated,
the
contestant
jnay
declare
whether
he
or
she
is
working
for
the
Liberal
or
Conservative
party
and
the
total
secured
by
all
the
Conservative
candidates
will
be
set
against
the
total
votes
secured
bytlic
Liberal
candidates
and
the
side
securing
the
largest
nunibtir
of
votes
wins
foV
the
party
it
represents
one
full
page
of
advertising
to
be
used
by
the
party
managers
in
the
interests
of
such
candidate
and
a
two-column
spread
on
the
front
I
page
of
the
Daily
News
to
be
written
by
the
party
manager
or
person
he
may
designate,
giving
reasons
why
the
candidate
should
be
elected
to
the
Dominion
House
of
Commons.
The
campaign
wil
be
in
charge
of
Miss
Huldah
Graham
of
the
Dally
News
staff
acting
independently
and
with
all
records
open
to
scrutiny
at
reasonable
times
by
tlie
rlarty
Managers.
Indepqridcnt
judges
representing
both
parties
will
be
appointed
to
cWnt
votes
and
award
the
prizes,
and
their
award
will
be
final.
A
complete
check
of
all
votes
will
be
kept
and
will
be
open
to
inspection
by
the
public
or
the
candidates
after
the
campaign
is
over.
VOTES
WILL
COUNT
AS
FOLLOWS
Nomination
,
j
qqq
One
New
Subscriber
1500
One
Renewal
'75b
Subscriptions
will
be
limited
to
foii'r"
ycafsTf
Yo'ni
'
ahoifb
'person
Candidates
will
secure
subscription
blanks
at
the
office
of
the
campaign
niana
ger
upstair
in
the
Daily
News
office
and
may
commence
work
al
oiicc.
It
is
the-
cifflV
starter
who
is
likely
to
win.
.
Tfi.;tRIME
.RUPERT
DAI
MISS
GRAMAMlN
CHAftGE
This
Polilfcal
Contest
is
beine
conducted
by
the
Dally
News
manatemtnt
and
is
under
the
sole
control
of
Miss
Graham
of
the
Daily
News
perman-cnt
staff
whd
will
guarantee
Its
fairness
ihA
whose
records
will
be
o'peri
to
inspection.
Telephone
to
her
for
an
appointment
at
any
time.
F0URPK1ZES
4.
Complete"
97-piece
Dinner
Set.
3.Solid
silver
Toilet
dnd
Manicure
Set.
2;
Sel:
of
solid
silver
Tabfe
Ware.
1.
A
ndw
Victor
Radio
with
Electrola.
LY
NEWS
THERE
ARE
NO
LOSERS
tliosc
who
do
not
participate
in
the
Grand
Prizes
get
ten
pdr
cent
of
all
collections
made,
so
everybody
wins
in
this
grdat
Election
Campaign.