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DAILY EDITION. _ Taurspay, Mancen 21

POLITICAL TABLOIDS FOR OUR CONTEMPORARIES.
A Conservative speaker will be present tonight at the Liberal
meeting.—Tuesday’s Empire.
He might have been there in disguise,
Probably the
pitious.

but he didn’t speak.

political atmosphere of the meeting was unpro-

William Manson has made his.
as is being heaped

All of us make mistakes.
But he does not deserve as much censure
upon him.—The Empire.

No censure is heaped upon William for his mistakes. The
censure is upon the people who made such a grave mistake in
electing him. But they are penitent now and promising never
to do it again.

 

Whatever else they may say,
son is a boodler.—The Empire.

They cannot say that William Manson is anything. If he
had ever even attempted something for the good of his con-
They do not say William Man-
son is a boodler because they know it takes a smart man to

they cannot say William Man-

stituency he might be forgiven.
be a boodler.

The appropriations for Skeena district this year amount to
$551,000.—The Empire.

They do, in the
McBride government's offici:
Two Hundred Thousand Dollars

But in the

il blue book it reads $3514, 000—only

Empire and also in the Journal.

a slight discrepancy

 

We are not saying the settlers have no grievances.—The

 

Empire.

Of course not. That would be too foolish for anything.

No government and no representative can do everything
each of us would like. Therefore we must judge their
as a whole, if we wish to be fair to them.—The Empire.

We are fair to William Manson. He is not charged with
doing everything; he is charged with doing nothing.

actions

 

William Manson has his faults, but he is not nearly so bad
as he is painted to be.—The Empire.

A good coat of whitewash is generally reckoned to be healthy
about election time.

The McBride government has built only one government
wharf in the province. And that one is at Prince Rupert. Yet
some Prince Rupert people kick.—The Empire.

Oh, no; the kick is about its not being finished; that the
work lingers merely so William Manson may have something

left to promise the people.

There is some sense in banding together to effect the over-
throw of a rotten government.—The Empire.
°
There surely is. That is why men of every’ political per-

suasion in this riding are now banded together, and this day}

week the Empire may

so worthy a purpose so far as the local representative is con-

cerned,

 

The level-headed electorate of Skeena district, however,

will not be misled.—-The Journal.
Not after the expose of the Journal's figures of what ‘the

friend at court” has done, made by Dr. Kergin and Thomas Dunn
at the meeting Wednesday night.

No matter what William Manson is he is now the nominee
Skeena district, and as such}
support.—The Empire.
candidate was the devil himself the

That's what makes it

of the Conservative party for the
he is entitled to the party

Of course. If the
ringsters would HAVE to support him.

such a merry hell for the outsiders.

 

Truth, the new morning paper, is cutting quite a swath for

so dinky a sheet, Every word of if is bright and to the point, and
it is shaking up the dry bones of local politics to such an extent

that the air is full of dust and stench.

 

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= —Remember— —

There will be two andes names on your ballot paper. Be |
careful to make the distinction between the McBride Manson, who |
has been tried and found wanting, and ALEX. M. MANSON, the |
people’s candidate, and a true representative of Skeena riding.
To save confusion ai the polls put your cross opposite the name |
of ALEX. M. MANSON, which Is the second name on the ballot,
exactly as indicated thus:

CLAYTON

William Barratt Clayton, of Prince Rupert Dentist

MANSON, ALEX. M.

A. M. Manson, of Prince Rupert, Barrister-at-Law

MANSON, WILLIAM

William Manson, of Prince Rupert, Accountant

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Reasons Why Wm. Manson Must be Defeated |.

41. The growth and prosperity of Prince Rupert is being hampered and retarded by the at-
titude of the McBride government in direct opposition, in order to serve the interests of the rival

port of Vancouver.
2. That Prince Rupert can raise no voice of protest so long as she ie represented in the

legislature by the silent and obsequious William Manson.

3. That the said Silent William did once or twice gently purr in mere explanation of what
this city was seeking from the legislature, but never sufficiently loud to wake up any other
member of McBride’s huge majority.

4. That even on Prince Rupert matiers he always voted with the government.

5. That when a respectful petition was sent to him asking when the government wharf
would be completed he never brought the matter before the house at all, and that this matter
was brought directly before the house by the Liberal representative of another constituency,
H. C. Brewster.

6. That with an able and energetic Liberal from Prince Rupert in the house, such as is Mr.
Alex. M. Manson, the Liberal nominee, this city might shame the monopolists of political
representation into giving at least a certain measure of justice.

7. That the Silent William never brought before the house the subject of the sale of gov-
ernment lots in Prince Rupert, but in default gives us his interpretation of what the premier is
alleged to have said, namely, that the government was in the real estate business good and
hard and as it had passed laws exempting taxation on these lots it could hold them without
expense until the people had made them enormously valuable, and the people could go to.

8. That the Silent William is alleged to have presented a petition from the people of the
city for a government wagon road around Kaien Island, and that as an ante-election statement
he is now promising the road will be built, but he whispers in an aside that he does not know

the amount of the appropriation.
9. That these are the things the Silent One claims to have attempted to do in the inter-

ests of this city.
10. That what he ought to have done and which he didn’t even try to do would take from

now until election day to enumeraie.

 

 

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REAL ESTATE

| Lots 51 and 52, Block 16,
$31,000 pair. Terms.

Lot on Eleventh St., Block 28; $2,800.
Lot on Market place; #3,100

Section 1;

 

SUFFRAGIST NOBLEWOMAN, VISITING eae teaiak

‘Saclasies Offerings ve tom

Si

rioting in London in their fight for

that the

destruction of property
eousness of any cause.”

3 we believe in the absolute

 

UNITED STATES, DENOUNCES MILITANTS and as a means towards that end

we believe in the adoption of the
local option policy and of making
the adoption dependent only on
la straight majority vote of the
| people affected.
4. We believe that the ap-
;pointment of road bosses and all
officials entrusted
expenditure of public
made regard-

| government
j}with the
jmoney, should be
jless of politics.

|} 5. We believe in the necessity
of adopting a policy of giving
| greater publicity to the details
of expenditures of public funds.
| 6. We believe in a revision of
jthe Jand laws so as to safeguard
the public interests and to pro-
mote settlement.

7. We believe in making col-
lections of workmen's compen-
sation for accidents and injuries
collectible without litigation, and
in the shortest possible time;
and

8. In believe
jthat the adoption of a form of
|government based on the prin-
jciples of the Liberal party will
tend to the welfare of the pro-
vince,

conclusion we

RyPe
Bo:

Fort George
Watch It Grow!

The Railway Commission has ruled that
the depot must be located some distance
west from the Fraser River on the Indian
reservation Do you see the point? I
means the location of the depot right at
the east part of the Fort George townsite,
near Fraser avenue. This setties all con
: 3 treversies in regard to the value of the
Warwick, who ar- | Fort George townsite and those who have

ile > > M; etani: 0 lee . 1 , . followed us are going to reap a good profit
England on the Mauretania to lecture in the United on. their investment. Lots are salloe fast:
assailed her countrywomen who have been! there will be a tremendous BOOM at Fort

. LA ss r. 1. George this year. WITH THE RAILWAY

suffrage. Lady Warwick |raomM VANCOUVER 10 FORT GEORGE TO
a Socialis she sclared | BE FINISHED IN THREE YEARS FORT
1 Socialist, but she declared | CrokGe is BOUND TO BE THE WINAI-
| PEG OF BRITISH COLUMBIA, This Is the
“arp } ime to act quickly, ; S row
They have been mostly women who have been seeking no- | wilt ee ee Me OE pe he ga
said, “and they have been very stupid indeed, The PRINCE RUPERT.
cannot be excused on the ground ¢ ‘ight- | Two lots, block 8, section 1, $10,000. 1-3
: ‘ , re of rig cash, balance 9 and 15 months
Two lots, block 30, section 1, $14,000. 1-3

cash, 6, 12 and 18 months,
Several lots in section 2

ELLIOTT,
BREWTER.

 

 

 

 

COUNTESS O!}

WARWICK.
March 14 The Countess of

New York

ates and Canada,

 

a suffragist, and more particularly,

militant tactics of rioting women had hurt the cause.

riety,” she

 

Lot on Second Ave., Section 1; $2.500./
Terms.

| Lots 1 and 2, Block 3, Section 2; $2,700.
Terms. |

Lot in Block 20, Second Ave., Section 2; |
21,900. Tome.

| Lots 15 and 16, Block 9, Section 5; $2,100

| the pair. % cash, bal. 1 an d2 years.

} Lot 11, Block 32, Section 5; $1,000,

| House and lot, Sixth Ave., Section 5;
$2,750 Terms on monthly payments.

Double corner, Section 6; $3,500. Terms. |

| Six-room house with lot, Section 6; $2, 500.
$1,000 cash, bal. 1 and 2 years, 6 per
cent.

Good lot on Sixth Ave., Section 7; $600.

Lots 11 and 12, Block 4, Section 7, over- |
look street; $625 each Terms. |

Lots se and 20, Block 34, Section 7; $650)
each

Level lots in Section 8 on easy terms

Agents Prince Rupert Building & Invest-
ment Co., Limited. Stock issued in $10
shares

pagent a Oreare Townsite. fest hick thy of consid
je have s elifes which is worthy of consid- a ;
e have several blocks of land in th esto 0 platform of the Liberals of Brit- | ; cash, 6,

jeration by
jit
| whic h

. McCaffery & Gibbons « xists in the province, and on be-| 1. We

lhalf of which
constant appeals to the
ment, but without effect. It will/the mayor and council; and that ‘enc aan

1911 | now be seen whether the temper-|ihe abolition of the police com-
ance people will put principle be-

The Bank of toes party and vote for the

didates which haye unanimously] constituted elective bodies, is an}

British North America |» \

Option and Equal Suffrage. 2. We believe in extending the|H. R, Love, Prop.,
_|To the Electors of Victoria:

Lakelse, Kitsumkalum and Bulkley valleys
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THIRD AVENUE

 

1836

75 Years in Business,
| ee and Reserve Over $7,300,000

 

the city of Victoria at this pro-| Municipal Clauses Act as to allow Shop, Hays Cove, +
yineial election, we wish to lay|to women full right of franchise| Agente for Imperial Gasoline Motors.
Banking by Mail before the electors the ne ° all municipal elections. Phone Blue 259 - P. O. Box 957

cash, 6 and 12 months.

One lot with 7-room house and_ cabin,
block 22, section 5, $2,600 Offer for
terms.

EREWSTER AND ELLIOTT, NOMINATED FOR VICTORIA, BE}~) 616 jot, block 25, 81,400.

Two Libera] candidates of Vie-| statement of our political prin-

| Loria have issued a concise ae

represent the Liberal party in| necessity of so Schendiae the|

Two lots, Dlock 17, section 5, $2,100. 1-2

Two lots, block 45, section 5, $8,000. 1-2

cash, 6, 12 and 18 months.

ne lot, block 28, section 5, §900. 1-2
| cash, 6 anu 12 months.
Two lots, block 7, section 6, $1,500 each

$1,000 cash, 6 and 12 months

One lot, block 19, section 6, $2,100. 1-2
cash, balance 1 and @ years.

$500 cash, 6

and 12 months

Two lots, block 26, $2,800.
and 18 months,

Two lots, block 30, section 7, $900. 1-2
cash, 6 and 12 months.

One lot, block 29, section 7, $500. $300,
balance 1 year.

One lot, block 50, section 7, $700. §350
cash, balance $25 per month.

Two lots, block 15, section 8, $500. 1-2

i2 and 18 months.

wo lots, block 27, section 8, $900. 1-2

jish Columbia, adopted by the cash, balance 6 and 12 months.

shows a trend of sentiment} Vancouver convention, March 14 | We want some listing, we have the

| puyer.
Optionists claim|1912, and particularly

believe in bringing all Th. COLLART
they have made/departments of municipal goy- P
govern-|ernment under direct control of Sole Agent
Natural Resources Security Co. Ltd.
226 Gth &t. Phone 881

LIEVE IN BRINGING ALL DEPARTMENTS OF MUNICIPAL-
ITIES UNDER DIRECT CONTROL OF CITY ITSELF.

$1,400, 6, 12

| ciples:
We are in entire acord with the

candidates elsewhere. |

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ieins IMPERIAL MACHINE WORKS

Can-| commissioners, or their

|/ENGINEERS AND MACHINISTS
Prince Rupert
Up-to-Date Equipment. Work and
Prices Right. Engine Work
and General Repairing.

principles of Local|imperative public necessity.
l right of franchise to women; ‘end

impressed with

               

 

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is a great convenience to those |.
who live some distance from
town.

Deposits may be sent in, cash
drawn, or other business trans-
acted by Mail, without any
trouble or delay.

Write or ask our Local Man-
ager to explain our system to
you.

Prince Rupert Branch—
F. 8. LONG, Manager.

 

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