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it
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M
Thursday.
Sept.
2.
9S6.
Many
Local
Residents.
Were
Hard
Hit.
Prinoe
Rupert
people
who
were
born
in
the
Umled
Stoles,
Norway,
Sweden,
Denmark.
France,
Belgium,
Italy,
Ureere
and
dozeirother
rouiitrie-
would
nut
be
allowed
lo
vole
if
ome
of
tfie
CoiiservntiV.es
had
their
way.
i
Sonic1
Cuuservaliyes
here
object
lo
.being
tied
up
to
a
policy
of-that
kiiid
Lnt
ittmn;t
be
remembered
that
when
(ieorge
Wright
made
hi
address
at
Lemiox
in
which
he
!-aid
he
would
restrict
lie
liaUut'tu
1hp?e
Jjfirti
in
Canada
or
the
British
Mes,
Premier
MHghen
finil
Ihrep
oOier
minister
were
on
Ihe
pUilform
with
hijn
and
lliey
'lW
iib
exception
whatever
lo
it
as
good
Conservative
poTicy.
,
$
Tli'
difficulty,
with.
.Mr.
Meighen
is
that
lie
has.
one
story
iftriinfnM
SlHr'afloIfiCr
for-the
West."'
He
clmnge?
his
tune
acforditiJTto
the
"province
tir
district
he
viits.
.
Mniiy
uf
Prince:
Rupert's
movt
prominent
ritiiens-
.werjf
iforeigu
born.
"
A
large
number
of
the
best,
worker
in
Ihe
city
were
n'ul
born
in
Canada
or
the
lirilih
Isle.
They
came
here
n
good
faith
believing
that
they
would
gel
British
Ireotmenl
and
then
Ihey
are
threatened
with
Ihe
los
of
their
badge
of
citizenship.
What
are
Ihey
to
think?
As
they
remark,
it
is
impossible
for
them
to
vole
fur
a
jiarty
that
agrees
to
such
a
(policy
or
thai'
even
hints
at
it.
Some
of
them
were
disfranchised
fjtice
before
but
they
will
support
no
party
that
will
do
it
again.
Good
Omen
for
The
Election.
Yesterday
Conservatives
were
Jollied
by
many
Liberals
at
one
of
their
candidates
being
stuck
up
by
the
mud
Meigheu
was
slinging
from
Ihe
hustings
u
that
he
was
unable
to
gelMo
4
lie
nomination-.
pjace
ii!
Provencher.
The
election
of
fi
Libeml-I'rogressivjj
there
i$
a,
good
omen
for
Hie
whple
ejection;
It
was
he
Tipst
'blood
for
'.Murkenzie
King,
i
j
A,
a
...matter'
.of
fact
it
does
not
pay
lo
throw
mud.
The
person
who
does
it
is
bound
to
be
contaminated
himself.
Some
people
would
very
likely
say
that
the
loss
of
Ihe
chance
to
fight
4he
ejection
through
the
intervention
of
the.
Manitoba
mud
was
0
"judgment
of
Profidence.
At
any
rabj
the
Liberals
are
off
to
o-joodslart
and
they
are
expecting
toVinwhTch
is
more
than
the
Uotiservutives
caii
honestly
say
for
their
chanres.
Important
Event
in
Life
of
Community.
1
An
'
election
is
an
important
eveirt
in
Ihe
life
of
any
com-niunily.
tl
means
a
great
deal
for
it
sets
forth
in
a
general
way
Ihe
policy
which
our
government
is.
to
pursue.
If
we.
return
a
,Uoijcrvalive
government
we
indicate
thai
we
favor
autocracy
of
agitinst
democracy,
Ihe
interest
oT
the
classes
as
against
the
inasses.
WWlrow
thai
we
want
protection
so
Uiat
tlio
rich
may
befofjie
richer
and
the
poor
poorer.
We
indicate,
that
we
are
not
in
fahir
of
ocial
legislation
such
as
old
age
penwns
and
that
we
do.
not
want
the.
Senate
reformed.
On
Ihe
other
hand,
ir
we
Mipport
Ihe
Liberal
candidate
wc
indicate
very
cleurly
that
we
waul
a
Liberal
policy
under
which
every,
niafj
ha
an
equal
chance.
We
are
opposed
to
autocracy
iiltauy
-fofm,
especially
such
a
was
shown
in
the
action
of
the
novernor
recently.
We
believe
in
.
giving
all
the
rights
of
cili.
eenship
bxall
except
Orientals,
criminals,
lunatics
and
children.
We
want
our
old
people
lo
be
cared,
for
by
the
slale
and
mir
young
people
to
grow
up.
real
Canadians
with
Canadian
idea
or
.nationality.
Efforts
are
made
by
politician
to
hide
Ihese
important
policies,
under
a
smoke-screen
of
words,
but
thev
cannot
be
hidden
from
the
intelligent.
It
is
only
the
ignorant
and
those
who
nit
easily
influenced
by
others
who
allow
themselves
to
be
led
flvyay
by
the.-wile
"f
the
common
enemy,
;
Remember
this,
that
iinlhe.
final
analysis
Liberalism
means
liberty,
whereas
Conservatism
means
bonds.
Do'
Not
Always
Live
"
'
,
Ud
to
Their
Prlncloles.
-
;V
H."ir
!radnntledUlial
Libera
do.nol
jifirav
live
up
U
Liberal
lfriiifdiiliW
iinrt
llinl
'iininm
-i:.
?L.ni
t
i
......
.
befayse
Ihey
are
forced
to
do
mi.
When
Liberals
slrav
frnm
.iberiil
principles
Ihey
lose
jrround.
.Happily
in
Mackenzie
King
Hi?
.country
ha
a
leader
embued
with
the-e
priHcipIes
who
will
"v
"unit,
me
pains
oi
i.iucraiism
as
rapidly
as
iltisosMbli;
In
go.
One
by
one
the
old
barriers
are
broken
down
uud
new,
and
beiJer
plicies
evojved
as
is
hown
in
Die
viu
.,
itiisi,,s
poury
wfiicti
was
recently
initiated
and
which
tlte
Lonservalive
fear
mi
nilicb
Ih.-ii
ih
Ihoo
who
wish
lo
see
democracy
triumphant
cannot
do
V'lK
"
ne
Miierai
caiididale.
Thoxe
who
wih
to
ee
a
relrograde
movement
set
in,
shoirtd
support
the
.
IT'.
1
,
,s
,1r,?e,r
""PPftrt
his
party
and
tile
party
is
v
iMllfi
IIIUI
JOSl
lOW,
lcool!
SHREDDED
WHEAT
is
icooling
and
nourishing
fine
for
breakfast
or
lunch
envy
of
tae
oaliois
to
be
cai
on
Replenilxr
It
in
the-
liiiu
Canadian
general
elfclion.
No
man
Or'
woman
fsv
reipiircd
or
allowed
4
d(vul.
tlin
nauu
or
i
ne
fauuiiiaio
for
wnotn
ne
or
At
ifcls
tiifti1:
while
the
eliin-
laivn
:s
rea.'hims
its
height.
and
voters
are
preparing
to
march
en
masse
to
the
polls
)
elect
a
new
parliament,
a
re
cme
of
the
regulations
of
tin
Dominion
Elections
Act.
t
timely,
ftie
Act
snverns
all
fed
eral
vfttsts
and
amply
provides
for
the
puanlinsr
of
the
cilUen
right
to
Ihe
secret
ballot.
.
No
Information
Tbe
Mi
mniires
evry
candi
ddle,
officer,
clerk,
-atrenl
or
OlUer
person
in
aljenilauce
at
a
pollin?
station
or
at
the
..count
ing
of
the
votes
lo
eld
in
main,
(aining
the
secrecy
of
ihe
vo'-inp;
and
no
candidate,
officer.
tlerk
or
other
a?
ent
;$h1l:
'a
Before
Ihe
poll
,s
cbised
communicate
to
anyaiemon
any
fnformation
as
lo
whether
any
person
on
iue
usi
oi
voters
ins
or
has
not
apjiBeYlj
fr
a
ballot
paper
or
voted
ab:i
that
pollina
slailon;
or
(b)
At
he
polling
station
in
-Icrfere
with
or
attempt
to
inler-?ere
with
a
voter
when
marking
'tis
ballot
paper,
or
otherwise
ai-lenipl
to
ub'aln
information
as
:o
the
candidate
for
whom
an
voter
is
about
to
vole
or
has
voted;
or
c
At
the
counting
of
thj
votes
attempt
to
ascertain
the
humber
on
the
back
of
any
ballot
paper:
or
(d)
At
any
(lum
communicate
fexcept
to
a
court
or
Judze
Iaw'
fully
requirinft
him
to
do
so'
any
information
as
to
the
number
on
the
back
of
the
ballot
paper
civen
to
any
voter
at
a
polling
station;
or
(e;
At
any
tune
or
place,
-di-
colly
or
indirectly
induce
or
endeavor
to
indupe
any
voter
lo
iiow
his
ballot
paper
after
Kv
ha
markHl
it,
so
as
u
make
known
to
any
person
the
nam--of
the
candidate
for
or
against
whom
he
has
o
markml
bi
vole;
or
ff)
At
any
time
communicate
t
any
person
any
iuftirmatii
ii
obtained
at
a
polling
station
to
the
candidate
for
wbum
any
voter
a
neh
pniliug
xliHion
about
to
vole
or
lis
voted;
or
T
At
such
countin?
attemot
lo
obtain
any
information
or
communica'te
any
information
obtained
at
such
counlin?
a
In
he
candidate
for
whom
an
volf
ifivcn
in
any
particular
iiallot
painr.
Clause
two
of
the
sect
Kin
tates
that
"any
person
who
vio
lates
any
provisions
of
this
sec-lion
.Call
be
guilly
of
an
illegal
ftractiie
and
or
an
offence
against
this
Act
punishable
by
summary
convlrtlons
it,
in
tin
Act
provided."
Ten;
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
September
2,
1916.
.
The
first
vessel
lo
cross
t!i
Pacific
Ocean
from
Janan
In
Prince
Ilupert
was
the
brlgatinc
Hokuto
Maru,
Card.
iaiiiiiii,
which
arrived
here
this
evening.
The
vessel,
which
was
met
off
Dijrby
Island
by
J.
II.
Mid.eo.l,
collector
of
rnslom,
and
K.
Ola
of
Jedway,
brought
a
cargo
of
salt
here
and
will
go
lo
Jedway
lo
oad
a
return
cargo
of
sailed
dojj
salmon.
Two
weddings
were
solemnized
in
the
city
today.
Miss
Aina
Or-Wg
was
married
at
3
o'clock
Mils
afternon
In"
Leonard
flelth
and
this
evening
at
six
o'clock
miss
Margaret
fiherman
became
Ihe
bride
of
V
.
Cornish.
Canon
Hi
officlaled
at
the
former
wedding
which
was
in
fit
An.
drew'
Church
and
Itev.
j,
p
,
Ulmmick
was
the
pastor
at
th
Cornishherman
nuptlal.t
'whT6!i;
were
perform!
at
the
home
of
Ihe
bride
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs
,
W.
II.
gherrnan.
Ma?IlMle
Alfred
Oarss
ha
received
a
cable
-aylng
thai
hli
son.
Ljeul.
Adair
Cars,
I02ndi
Heglweril.
has
been
wounded
In
action.
Advertise
In
the
Daily
.News.
THB
DAILY
RKWa
SECRET
BALLOT
I
URGES
REFORM
ELECTION
DAY;
PRISON
WORK
Regulations
Are
Intended
to
j
Lady
Visitor
to
Province
Lec
Mske
Sure
That
no
Person
Knows
How
Other
v.
.
11
Vote
,
'.
OITAWA,
.Sept.
2.
Exceed
insly
sine!
Jaw?
protect
Die
.,-
tures
on
Treatment
of
or-
fender's
Afialnst
Laws
CAPITAL
PUNISHMENT
Would,
Have
Women
Magistrates
worKlng
m
conjuncuon
With
Men
"Penal
reform
is
sninetliinii
more
than
nni'
bellrrment
!
prison
conditions.
U
embraces
ho
wh,le
srii'iilific
attitude
t
wards,
tbfi!
prtsveulioir
of
crim
and
takes
into
amount
th
causes
which
breed
"rriniinal.
with
a
view
to
n'liMtvlng
or
remedying
those
causes.
One
0t
!lie
most
important
phases
ot
irisou
reform
that
directs
ajgainst
ifi'e
manuractiirtng
of
liarderied,
crinintMls
out
of
first
offenders
and
to
ibis
end
we
in
Kugland
are
fighting
ajsinsi
h
sending
of
young
people
lo
prl
son
for
Ibeir
first
offenre."
This
is
qui
of
Hie
interesting
lews
prpriounded
by
Miss
Mar-
scry
Fry,
honorary
secretary
of
(lie
rjoward
League
of
rrai
Jtrit-ain.
who
is
vfitlng
Vancou
ver
Islandl
Daughter
of
Judge
As
a
fihusli!'-r
of
the
late
fti
Hon
5tr
-Edward
Fry.
a
former
Lord
Justice
.f
Appeal.
.Miss
Fry
has
Inrar.
been
interested
In
the
penal
system
of
Oreat
Itrilnir.
and
Us
rami
f
irations.
Her
ob
servation
led
to
her
s.
social
'on
wHh
Ihn
Howard
Leepue,
for
merly
,KljTvn
as
Ihe
Penal
Ite-form
Lcactie
f
P-ita'n.
of
a
hieli
Lord
Hcjicy
15'iitinrk
is
the
r
-
sident.
TitiM
league
has
fo
vear'"?been
intvuiir
on
a
piie
but
effective
-a.
irk
in
ediicalina
nubile,
opinion
i.i
a
broailer
vi.w
on
tho
wliol-
inttler
nf
penal
prfurm
and
ir"eiit'v
Its
prjograui
is
a
broad
one,
rinliri4CtU'
ninr
in!.iiint
lii.'n
iire
parlictiUrly
intrtiug
ii
Canada
l.ecii--
pamllel
ine-
ure
have
iieen
advM'ale
-from
time
!
time
by
women
Safeguard
Young
Its
grrtate-t
aim
is
lo
nrevem
Ihe
iiMiinfariire
of
criminal.
To
i
his
ejld
U
:ia
wal
a
nn
ftjrhf
luratnM
:be
couiiii:l!al
ni
first
offenders.
nartitilarlr
tit-
Vounif
jwoje
lo
prisiwiS,
wller
ui
sjdte
of
My
rotation
ah-1
walebful
care..
liie
i
nnr
in
con-taCf
'with
harden?-!
and
dgradril
nnnnals
wlio
all
ton
freiuntly
help
Hi.
in
furttur
down
Uir
roan
af
wron-iioing.
The
Hrsi
iitasvi
of
this
fight
wa
won
with
the
tlaMUhmen-
In
lmdon
of
a
prison
for
inal
firs'
offenders,
fnljowing
Iht
)ia.ing
of
a
bill
which
M
League
wus
inxtrumeiitat
in
promuValinU.
nils
pri-vn
h.s
ben
established
ahotil
eievAit
months
and
Of
the
800
or
men
who
have
passed
Uirouirf)
lis
walls
in
inart
lime
only
font,
were
ro.-onviclHl,
an
amazingly
Small
pereenLve
when
coniar-ed
lo
Ihe
reeonviclions
asnins!
first
offenders
after
a
term
hi
the
ordinnry
prisonh.
Work
and
Education
In
llier
jirioiis
for
first
of
fender,
the
r.leui
followed
In
rludey
n
eburse
of
hard
work
fir
eigtH
Mur?
jlailrr
followed
In
the
evefllas
by
Blaise
fpl"
lhoh
whr,
ars(
t,4
bKc
them,
a!
a
prinoti
of
fhls
kind
at
Peter
head.
sotl4n'ii.
ihese
rfasttVit
am
taken
by
prisoners,
and
all
the
men
are
on
parole
to
keep
onler
anions
tliernelves
during
Hiene
recreational
hours.
Ivbatina
washes
are
held,
and
leclures
of
varioim
ki-id
are
arranged,
Hie
pruoner
taking
eager
advantage
of
tli.-
ediicalioiml
opporti-nitles
thus
offered.
Abolish
Death
Penalty
Oilier
measures
of
reform
on
Hie
pro-jrim
of
the
League
In-
elude
me.iicai
lnsMclfon
nf
alt
criminals,
the
establishment
of
home
f,)r
horderline
caes,
tb-aboliltou
.f
capital
punishment,
increase
r
the
prniration
Jya-
eni.
and
'he
"cousbicralioit
Uy
'he
i.eag'n-
of
Nations
of
an
In
lernattonal
standanl
In
the
treat
mem
of
criminals.
on
rue
(iiibject
ftf
the
anotttlon
of
capital
punihmenl.
Miss
Fry
had
.uue
i!ilei"tiir
view--.
She
depli.r.
the
effect
on
the
pub-lie
-.iiind
of
the
trial
of
a
man
for
his
life,
.imd
is
of
the
opinion
that
the
death
sentence.
In-sICHd
of
art
pig
v;
dftierenl
h
olbiirs,
frequently
hns
Ihe
effect
of
drivui
Htrdrrlipes
cases
U
imilation
or
(he
crime
or
whict,
the
ialty
was
imposed.
Miss
Fry
refute,
the
suggestion
often
adva'.e-d
to
the
ef-
fivt
that
the
abolition
of
itipilalj
punishment
wmld
lead
lo
an
iii-J
creise
in
crime,
by
pointing
'
Norway
.weifen,
I
Denmark
and)
Holla1,
i',
v!iere
I
lie
abolition
ol
!
Hie
death
iH'nallj'
has
bfsn
fol-KfweJ
by
a
distinct
lessening
in
Hie
numlHT
of
murders.
Women
Magistrate
Mis-
Fry
is
alu
a
siren;
ad-vcaie
of
nnnien
uiairislrate.
but
'
in
e)-operalion
wifti'
mer
masistrales.
She
l
of
tbej
opinion
that
(be
view
of
ht!t
men
and
womep
U
essential
!
particularly
i:i
eae
'
dealm-wiUi
offence,
awaits'
children.
'
The
Howard
l.eawue
Include;
in
ils
pnr-raiu
a
nteaure
askui
.''
Tor
the
etipoinlmeul
of
Iwn
wv-,
men
matfi-tratesl
without
pay.
o
every
rii'i-Wen's
court
hi
Lon
don.
To
insure
thai
Ine
moc
eapable
lie
of
women
fill
thes.
oosls
in
FnifUn.l.
the
Leact)-a
Hen
rondueiin;
stimmer
courses
for
vimen
maitUlraloo,
wiiere
lecture
on
suitable
,idi-iccls
are
ylven,"
and
where
Ihe
women
have
an
oiMiorlunlty
nf
dirusinir
thoe
problems
which
nrse
trom
t'.me
lo
(hoe
In
I
Ik
iir:
with
which
Ihey
are
n
sorlated.
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
'
"
1
:
.
:
r
What
1
lUr
aooiil
the
plioii..-iraph
i
thai
it
iPk-s
not
irodHt
political
fMehe.
If
all
the
speetfheft
in
Ihe
pre
sent
campaign
were
placed
end
u
end
there
would
lie
eiitHig
i
-alk
to
tal
unlit
Ihe
oeil
eleo
ion.
Jake
tnys
onien
ean
talk
a
ol
but
thew
iKililtrians
heal
heiti
all
to
trlHre.
Thank
heaven
for
the
Kirls
oi
d.y.
Tbry
do
'dre
tensility
nyway.
even
if
thay
do
not
at-a
talk
lhat
way.
TlilHgs
are
not
iulle
the
sain-ince
trady
become
a
partv
Nililirian.
1
F
n
ko.
joti
there
wa
raid
n
Ihe
prairie
ee
Ihe
,
farmers
toftld
not
have
had
time
to
talk
olllies.
I
Ud
you
Hrady
never
knew
ilt
exactly
what
snri
of
a
clmp
'ic
whs
until
he
trot
out
on
the
volillral
slump
and
bit;
an
lo
ell
people
(w
lo
run
the
eoun-
n-
Hon,
jtwim
out
inlo
Ihe
mid-lie
of
the
lake
unless
you
hav
,
I
least
en
lhou.ip;d
dollars
It's
a
difficult
for
a
motor
si
lo
keep
the
eaption
out
of
hi
ijjrine
us
for
a
.
CoiMervatlve
Valo?
to
keep
the
dirt
out
iiMbl
teech.
Hotb
seem
to
come
laturil.
IM
like
to
he't
on
Ihe
elect
inn
euU
hut
I
eart't
iret
a
dollar
-.e,
not
even
a
dime.
If
the
Liberals
can'l
win
any
decllon
money
this
time,
how-ire
they
going
to
live
nnlll
the
icit
contest
comes
onf
lere's
a
dollar
I
wanl
to
bet
'
would
put
it
on
Mork
but
yet,
I
hale
to
lake
cash
From
those
who
are
rash,
"tut
what
clo
am
I
going
to
KP
"
SLASHED
THROAT
ON
C.
P.
H
TRAIN
Man
Claimed
to
Have
Ben
Defrauded
by
"Bank
Book
dame"
In
Vancouver
KAL.MO.N
AIIM,
Sept.
2.
)e.
raudeil
of
approximately
1
.200
y
meiins
or
a
"bank
book
ame'
in
Vancouver
by
a
casual
iciiuatnlaiice,
Ob:
lloulanl,
who
ay
he
came
lo
lliilioh
lloluin-lila
from
his
home
in
the
l
ulled
Elates
to
epend
a
holhhiy
in
he
Hiilmon
Arm
Hospiial,
recovorlng
from
an
alleged
al-'euipl
lo
end
his
life
,y
.nh-tug
his
Ibroat
west
of
here
Tuesday
evening
on
an
easl-bound
Canadian
Pacific
passenger
train.
v
Thursday.
i
tv
lj
intfwnii
imnm
.iltliVA
IPACinC
No
RubMn
You
Just
Rinse!
4t
For
millions
of
women
the
makers
of
Lux
have
taken
the
hart!
work
out
of
washday
with
Rinso.
When
you
use
Rinso
you
simply
soak
the
clothes
a
couple
of
hours,
'
or
overnight,
in
the
rich
Rinso
suds,
rinse;
and
that's
all.
Change
the
hard
work
of
wash
ing
into
just
rinsing.
Pinso
The
new
kind
of
soap
laryc
T.cka$c
Low
Trice
Made
t
the
Maker
of
Lux
Steamship
and
Train
1
J
i
ji
.
.
1
Service
4ii:i.
from
raiftcc
fturiRT
tr
vstcouvie,
victohu.
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rtrb
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mum
rrttMtr.
PASscnom
traim
have
pmimcc
nueist
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Lio
Ajn.
for
pmincc
oiOAor,
comoftToft,
woinieio.
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FantdA,
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nilMl
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