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SUBSIDIZED
PKESS
T.
J.
Shenton,
C.
C.
F.
candidate
in
Atlin,
in
a
speech
made
at
Stewart,
lays
himself
open
to
criminal
prosecution
by
stating
that
the
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News
is
subsidised
by
T.
D.
PattuUo,
It
is
a
statement
common
to
persons
who
do
not
know
what
they
are
taking
about
but
make
guesses
which
they
think
will
be
popular.
Because
the
News
has
been
successful
and,
because
it
occasionally
sells
advertising
space
to
candidates,
space
which
is
open
for
anyone
to
buy,
is
quite
different
from
receiving
a
subsidy,
Ye
suggest
to
Mr.
Shenton
that
he
be
more
careful
of
his
words
when
addressing
public
gatherings.
We
welcome
criticism
but
object
to
spiteful
misstatements.
Those
who
know
anything
about
newspaper
work
realize
how
difficult
it
is
to
secure
payment
for
legitimate
services,
much
less
securing
subsidies.
When
the
News
went
under
its
present
management
oyer
fifteen
years
ago
it
was
suggested
that
it
was
impossible
to
operate
a
paper
successfully
in
Prince
Rupert
without
a
subsidy.
We
have
proved
that
this
was
not
correct.
We
have
nothing
against
Mr.
Shenton
personally.
So
far
as
we
know
he
is
an
excellent
citizen
but
we
know
that
the
person
who
is
always
accusing
other
people
of
objectionable
practices
is
the
one
who,
if
he
had
the
chance,
would
be
open
to
the
same
kind
of
abuse.
To
show
that
we
do
not
feel
very
badly
at
the
Shenton
accusation,
we
are
giving
a
longer
report
of
his
Stewart
meeting
than
tne
space
at
our
command
justifies.
We
might
easily
drop
this
report
in
the
waste
paper
basket
but
all
we
have
done
is
to
eliminate
a
few
of
the
superfluous
paragraphs.
We
receive
no
subsidy
for
publishing
the
report
but
as
we
have
a
large
circulation
in
the
Atlin
riding
we
think
the
people
there
are
entitled
to
know
what
their
candidates
stand
for.
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are
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same
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Mr.
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If
Klectrd
He
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Would
Assist
to
Restore
Order
!
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l'roviuce
With
ltuinrss
Methods
,
STEWART.
Oct
25;
T.
V.
Fal-;
coner.
oite
of
the
Independent
candidates
Irr
the
Atlin
riding,
has
re
turned
to
his
home
at
Alice
Arm
after
spending
some
days
in
the
Portland
Canal
district
campaign-tog.
Ht
held
a
public
meeting
In
Stewart
last
Wednesday
evening
and
one
at
Premier
on
Thursday.
At
the
Stewart
meeting
W.
R.
Teach
h
chairman.
In
opening
his
ransaras
Mr.
Tooth
stated
thai,
w&en
be
had
been
asked
by
Mi.
Meaner
ts
act
as
his
chairman,
he
told
Mr
Falconer
that
he
wa
a
supporter
of
W.
J.
Aasetttine.
the
Uaocal
candidate.
However.
Mr.
Falconer
had
said
that
vat
all
right
with
bias
so
Mr.
Tooth
said:
"It
he
ia
aa
good
a
snort
as
that,
I
guess
I
am
too.
"
with
Mr
Falconer's
permission.
Mr.
Tooth
took
a
few
minutes
to
tell
the
audience
of
the
;
telephone
conversation
between
she
j
acting
mayor
of
Vancouver
and
htaaeif
aa
ehainaan
of
the
Stewart
;
municipal
commissioners,
j
Mr.
Falconer
then
addressed
the
audience.
He
hesrUty
condemned
1
party
pelrttes.
"I
am
sielc
and
tired
of
party
polities."
he
said,
and
ur-
ged
the
electors
to
support
Independent
legislators
who
would
not
be
'tied
to
any
party.
He
premised.
If
elected,
not
to
spend
his
time
an-taaeniatng
the
government
of
the
day
bat
to
try
to
bring
the
need
of
the
district
to
the
attention
of
the
government
amicably.
He
stated
tlut
the
present
system
made
of
the
Leg
iatative
Assembly
a
sort
of
comic
opera
and
stated
that
he
would
aa-siet
to
restore
order
and
bwfeteea
methods
to
the
House.
lie
said
that
he
would
devote
his
attention
to
matters
of
interest
to
the
district
not
to
"misspent
funds,
campaign
funds
and
remonetutation
of
stiver
and
other
matters
of
little
Interest
(
;
to
the
general
public."
He
vtgoroua-'ly
denounced
patronage
aa
one
of
'
the
diseases
of
the
body
politic
and
;
stated
that
the
only
remedy
was
to
;
do
away
with
party
politics.
He
was
;
in
favor
of
a
board
of
works
to
pass
I
upon
undertakings
before
the
pub-;
lie
works
department
started
on
j
construction
and
of
purchasing
aaents
for
government
supplies
!
needed
in
each
district,
such
agents
;
to
be
Instructed
to
purchase
by
tender.
Favors
Conversion
Loans
:
To
relieve
the
present
burden
of
debt
Mr.
Falconer
was
in
favor
of
'
conversion
loans
at
low
rates
of
interest,
such
loans
to
be
offered
on
tot
domestic
market
only.
He
ridiculed
the
suggestion
put
forward,
he
saki.
by
Mr.
Pattutlo
that
four
hundred
million
dollars
be
bor-;
rowed
for
public
works,
pointing
out
I
that,
at
3
Interest:
this
would
nearly
treble
D
Cs
annual
Interest
:
payments.
The
people
of
D
C.
have
had
enough
of
Pattutlo
and
his
party
who
loaded
us
up
with
sixty
mlltion
dollars
debt
on
the
P.O.E.."
he
said,
and
further
predicted
that.
If
the
Liberals
were
elected,
there
i
would
be
another
election
within
a
year.
i
He
sawed
party
caucuses
which
would
be
aboHahed
under
a
non-L
party
system.
Referring
In
uaeenoloyment
Mr.
Falconer
said
that
the
only
remedy
must
come
from
the
federal
gov-eeniscnt.
Financing
ef
public
works
by
the
province
to
relieve
unem
ployment
would
be
prohibitive.
There
were
only
three
solutions:
first,
unemployment
Insurance;
second,
the
dole,
and
third,
shorter
working,
hours.
Of
these,
he
claimed,
the
last
was
the
only
practical
one
at
the
present
time
though
he
was
in
tavor
of
unemployment
insurance
when
It
was
feasible.
Raps
Opponents
Turning
to
his
four
opponents
Mr.
Falconer
slsed
them
up
as
follows:
"Mr.
Shenten's
platform
wont
work,
social
equality
being
lm
possible.
"Mr.
AsseJeUne
Is
a
dyed-in-the-wool
Liberal,
a
party
man
and
a
supporter
of
Pattullo
and
the
party
machine.
"Mr.
Rolston
Is
also
an
Independent.
He
Falconer)
had
tried
to
irranae
a
convention
but
It
was
Impossible
In
a
dletrlet
M
this
size.
But
he
believed
that
lie
could
give
Atlin
better
representation
than
could
Mr.
Rnlston.
"Mr.
Kergln
Is
a
hard
and
fast
Liberal
and
a
party
man."
Mr
Falconer
regretted
that
the
lector
seemed
to
be
larking
In
In-
re1
m
this
election
but
he
be-
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Wednesday
o
Voteof
Thanks
Is
Tendered
to
Gyro
Committee
A
vote
of
thanks
was
tendered
by
the
Prince
Rupert
Gyro
Club,
at
Its
regular
weekly
luncheon
yesterday,
to
S.
J.
Jabour,
Rev.
V.
D.
Orant
HolMngworth
and
C.
W
Dawson,
member
of
the
committee,
frt
View
of
the
success
of
the
recer
bused
eJatnes
collection
cam.
palgn
tor
the
relief
of
the
needy.
Dr.
I
W.
Kergln
made
a
brief
report
ot
progress
for
the
Mount
Oldfteid
tndl
committee
and
of-fertd
a
suggestion
to
the
slub
that
a
chalet
or
refreshment
dispensary
be
established
at
the
ski
grounos.
Next
week
the
club
wt'f
have
a
business
luncheon
to
consider
this
as
well
as
other
mat
ten
lncludmf
trust
fund
dtteaaal
William
Crutckshank
preside
!
over
the
tflrveheon
yesterday
in
the
absence
oi
the
presides,
T.
W
Bsowti.
and
exhibited
some
interesting
mag
lantern
slides
of
scenes
ir
Quebec
and
the
Marl-times,
being
tendered
a
vote
of
thanks
for
the
entertainment.
V.
8.
Moore
was
a
guest
at
the
luncheon.
Political
Debate
By
Young
People
KaptiM
Church
Group
Had
Interesting
Meeting
Last
Night
Last
evening
the
Baptist
Youna
People's
Club
held
a
very
Interesting
meeting,
taking
for
Its
subleet
"How
a
Christian
should
vote
"
Mrs.
Derg
presented
the
C
C
F
platform;
V.
Houston,
the
Liberal
and
C.
OUker.
the
Indenendent
After
the
different
platforms
were
presented,
a
ballot
was
taken
in
favor
of
the
Liberals.
Musical
numbers
were
rendered,
by
Misses
Edith
Johnstone
and
El
sie
Franks
In
a
violin
duet
and
there
was
a
p$oa
selection
by
Ml
Venetia
Feero.
The
Ch
rfitttn
Welfare"
convener
Miss
Eileen
Hamblln.
had
charge
of
the
program
lleved
that
enough
Independent-would
be
elected
to
control
matter:
Premier
.Meeting
At
the
meeting
held
at
Premier
James
Mitchell
acted
as
chairman
Mr.
Falconer
delivered
substantially
the
same
speech
as
at
Stewart
At
the
condusten
of
hi
speech
the
chairman
asked
Mr.
Rolston
and
Mr.
Assetsiine
who
were
bi
the
audience
to
say
a
few
words.
Mr
Rolston
said
that
he
was
interested
In
Mr
Falconer
s
talk.
He
mid
that
both
he
and
Mr.
Aaael-
stine
had
Just
returned
from
trips
through
the
district
and
each
was
satisfied
that
he
was
asang
to
have
a
substantial
majority.
He
announced
that
he
would
address
a
meeting
at
Premier
on
Oesober
26
and
would
deal
more
futty
with
Mr
Falconer's
platform
then.
Mr.
Aaselatlne
expressed
his
pleasure
at
belUK
present
to
welcome
Mr.
Falconer
to
Premier.
He
said
that
he
noticed
how
very
easy
it
was
for
men
to
change
their
views
when
things
didn't
go
right
and
referred
to
supporters
of
the
Conservative
party
who.
instead
of
standing
by
their
party,
changed
their
designation
and
came
out
as
something
else
He
thanked
Mr.
Falconer
for
bis
reference
to
the
legislation
Pfd
during
the
Liberal
regime
which
he
stated
was
one
of
the
reasons
why
he
continued
to
actively
support
the
Liberal
party.
At
the
conclusion
of
the
meeting
the
chairman
thanked
Mr.
Falconer,
on
behalf
of
the
audience
for
his
add
re
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