OTTEST RAL4ZY OF ALL TONIGHT---Great Final Campaign Rally in the Empress Theatre, F. G. Dawson, Chairman.
omery aye Clayton have accepted invitations and will speak. Fred Stork, Frank Angers and Tom Dunn will be there with all the most

W. H. Mont-

en speakers in Rupert. Alex. M. Manson will deliver his Finest Fighting Liberal Address and Wm. Manson is especially urged to attend

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

: waa Formerly The met _— EWS oe *
0T COURAGE ENOUGH T ==] SILENT WILLIAM WAS HEARD
TAKE A LAMB BY THE TAIL: ~—-BY A SILENT AUDIENCE T00

  
 
  
     
 
      
    
   
   
   
     
  
   

Dr.
Montgomery
eting in the Empress
night, to which the
and supports of the
cordially invited, but
in an appear-
were holding
opera house,
Clayton had
went over
the

The supporters of Clayton

rman

them
rhey
the
Dr.
iking he
for
e more
date But
1 hou

ed to

pul

and

a house
he was too
the theatre.
resided and ex
iam Manson had
vas expec ted to
but it seemed that

W
.

present had
ng of
expect

rhe

his own,
him to be
first
Ww.
for

pres
pon was
who spoke
se, then
ntigomery

the So-
Dr. Clayton,
and Alex, M.

Liberal candidate.

M

the

INGERS TURNS —
MEETING OVER

eople Deceived at William Man-
son's Meeting Put Right by
Skeena Orator.

 

Manson

holme
W hile
nt Bill,
eting that the two
Clayton
been
apparently

lasl night

evidently in

stated

candidates,
i Ale Manson, had
‘ end but
sen to do so.
ou spread over W il-|
Frank An-
opposing
thus

in-

] re when
behalf of
‘ s. wh

the
were
| presented,
asked to be allowed

a statement,
said that Montgom-
the meeting al
had sent invitations
including
And that
Manson had
to at-
meeting.
inuing, W il-
” preferred to adver-
ting of his own rather
He
Manson or
attend both]
cheers
Angers said:
the Liberal,
Lo Mr.
Manson, an invitation to
“lend his meeting tomorrow
{ which will 5 ak
id then give you one hour
taking only ten minutes
the And if you
to =come the joint
ig tonight you will be given
ead time after your own

is Over,”

ique

erlising

candidates
\ Manson
id Alex

| he

Vo

invitation
gomery's

said:

kewise
ed that Alex

- “laylon could
Ringing

Mi
powered

i { ‘

Lo extend
W

by

you,

he

meeting

he were

wild, the audi-

ees

Sereree,

held

g£rTOss-|

stepped to the}

fin- |
to| him,
pleasure |

was closed

at}
he had weakened |

but}

speaker |
Edward |

good,
for &

Would it

sidiz
| dize

Vick

his

smash at the! we a
| We

iqu

mp

speeches

few

Lt space

wo

is

rds

were

only

Mr. Dinning’s Remarks.

e th
the

a| doing?
Montgomery

ria
but
hind
re

isitio

yb

present
J wl

n
e sel

capit

lo té
is g

g
legs

n.
e the

repre

rince

McBride.

have
thie
the

te

Dr.
My ve

Skee

ra
}

Vv.

wa?

ive

eclically

nha an
constituency.
M

I

Conservative,

to pl

Haim

i

meeting |

in|

;ence
lizing
dece
‘
theat
flunk

AY

ve

edge

my self to vote

is me

ot be
tler t
alist

is

ike

ome
and

entitled to.
living under
Clayton

Dr

succi

sentla

Rupe

rt

los

William
other

a

Stevens

have
but

Manson,”

had completely turned,
that
them had been made. T

re

eys.

axt

every lice

s hi
his t

Frank Angers

Ar

meet

eal
wha
not
their
me

then
a
au
pack
S20
goul

oy

 

further thoug

serve

corrupted you,

burst | yout
“g}* blame

back,
Do vou

chang

OWL

1ead

su

ms

were

s he
nse
hin

al

ch an

remaining

a few

id
holder
1 dare
ad

as

ove

bing!

better

han

what
lo real
demand

sso
tive
rh;

very
L it

M

tol

always
I am not gv

al

government if

In

say

r the

going

is

wl

Wot

Yr: Of: 2
of Ri

Clayton’s Aphorisms.

good.
chasi

anson

d me
volt
|

for W

rei
tempt

in t

head
the pro

particularly
available
from each.

to sub-
subsi-
McBride is
Lo
offered
up oD

ial

a political

ld
he

ng

a creature

ne
|

up

parts of the

at
ed
ng
il-

al-

to
he
he

of
y-

his soul

tf

SEGOUIN STUMPED

Discusses

Issue with Him.

gers
ne

\ al
and
have
hea

for
that

S50
n
in t
hen,
hi

alive

lack

1] ‘
inh

fe

Lo
\
the
are
left
eve

oulDn
Ange

go

the

advantage

fron

eling
he

Sir,

cam

of

our

me
the

the
and $100 per

segou

pe

in
arty

land to

preparing to
e pe

stone

till th

nh a

Phen
rs.”

an to

peop!
to he

ratt

land
50 and now

specula

Wwe

ay

ir

® W

ive

led

alflirmative

Angers

paign f

but I

f

my opinion ol vo
that it was only the
und that had

al

tor at

acre,

Fren
has s¢
specul
ople w
to re
will b
that
st f{¢
fol

to buy

makes

said,
Ih
Co

se

Land

eh
ld
a-
st]
il

us

af-

$4

$5 an

il
it

$15,

a

I
ad
h-

now that

is

ORESOENTS BEAT ‘QuiLLs

Brisk

. hast

ne al

in a
to tt

 

win
we

Qu

night's

the

for

Piano for r

Drue Store.

live
Ariclite

il! Drivers

ent,

indoor Baseball
Rink Last Nnight.

ywium

26

Game

loor
resull

Crescents by

als

50

in

ill
ed
28

Apply Keeley’s

 

McBride
J. Mille r,

Alderman

did not come
who was to

Montgomery
before

vs aeain election,

By G the

eorge, how

The
vO

Ke up a Liberal.

Vinance Minister

rehed Williamspine,

Ring
S evening,

fears

 

ou the
speak ti
will

Go and see

man who went to sleep

rr

volers are

Bi

al

this

take

George,

the
Le!

Silen

Neithe!

{ One

one |

pouring in

1]

Sile

rain

nt

will

Manson get

spoil

PRINCE RUPERT TWENTY MINUTES AGO

dia

ton
hat

the

William's

his

ight

Newton

knock-

meeting

newly

 

|| the Candidates Assembled i in the Empress Theatre With Ex-
ception of William Manson---His Courage Defended by the
Socialist Candidate Who Instanced the Commandeer-
ing of Government Boats and Government Teams

 

Whole of Porcher Island Beachals Weary of Playing the Donkey
to the Political Carrot Dangling of William Manson
Porcher Island, B. G.{the promised carrot and quit}to dairying, vegetables, — etc.,
March 22, 1942.| dangling it before its eyes as an|chock full of settlers, and no
Kditor News: Around this time] incentive to keep going? }room for more, |
when everyone is se busy and The Grand Trunk Railway | Such a condition of affairs is}
obliging handing out advice how|skipper of the Prince John re-| scandalous. The officials and)
to vote, and ballot boxes are be-|fuses to carry more freight to|departments to blame should be
ing distributed in every hole and| Refuge Bay No one can blame|chewed up. This should be one
rner possible, it is a good time|/the man Last call here they|of the first wharves to be erected
to say a few words on otherl|landed about five tons of lime in|this season and not, as is likely, |
matters. Re the wharf for Refuge] their smal! boat on the rocks on|the last and maybe not then.|
Bay it sounds like ancient his-|the south side of the bay, It}Gould not trapsportation com-
Lory now for which money has|took nearly six hours, almost) panies co-operate with the
been appropriated the past three|crippled half the crew and made} people in the endeavor to secure
lyears, and M, P.s and M, P, P.s|the farmers sweat some, decent shipping conveniences?
jhave promised time and again to How's that for progressive B Remember old time baits,
back the department concerned|C,? An important place tribu-| promises and those political car-
up a little and see that the wharf|tary to Prince Rupert, having a|rot danglers and vote aoccord-
is built by such and such a date.|future every bit as promising as| ingly. tt
Is it nOt time to let the moke eat/the city itself; an island adapted | B, A, EAVANS. |W

tion held by Mr. William
Manson in the Westholme
Theatre last night The
evening was very = quietly

varied with Trom-
| bone and other instrumental
selections. The guests dis-

spent in listening to a mon- |
ologue |

persed at an early hour

 

 

 

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Many Went Out, and One Man W Man Went to Sleep During the Speech
by the Conservative ‘‘Ring’’ Candidate in the Westholme
Theatre Last Night---“‘Ring in the Box’’ Puzzle Proved
Interesting But There Was No Enthusiasm

All the way from Aldermere to] _ ae Se ame Manson held a meet- | from the floor of the thearte,|lenge voiced by the occupants of
Kitsumkalum I was the drawing] > ing in-the Westholme Theatre) briefly stated that while William|the right hand side box, a most
card. At Aldermere they are bet-| WAIT FOR DAILY last night. It was a one man| Manson had been invited in good] interesting agglomeration by the
ting that William Manson will | NEWS SPECIAL show, and desperately dull. An/time to the great joint meeting| way, and highly reminiscent of
lose his deposit absolutely. } — - |audience which barely filled the! being held in the Empress Thea-|‘‘The Ring in the Box” mystery.

Joe Scott, one of the leaders of| As iieaya, first in the body of the house was depleted|tre, his invitation of Alex. en} The [lustrous Occupants of
ithe Ring, said they were going to| field, up to the minute sery- | °?@!inually by the steady drib-|son and the other candidates to!(he Right Hand Box consisted of
runfme out of the party when I| jee, The Daily News will issue |! 0% @¥ay of its members to/his own meeting had not come|M. M. Stephens, Joe Merryfield,
got back If it takes me ten a special edition tomorrow jthe meeting over the way, where/until after the joint meeting had} joe Scott, J. F. McDonald, Jack
years I will bust that Ring com- morning and an extra edition the candidates opposing William | been announced. Nor was the| Beatty and Bob Ross. Jack Hil-

ns 2 Manson were giving rousing ad-|announcement of the William] diteh spe ; :
bination. tomorrow night, giving full | J ditch spent a little time there,

; E dresses. Manson meeting made until long|and ©. H. Nelson sat close b

William Manson is going to election returns. A Straight Chall athe tite! s iti saline a + a Een Sat close Dy.
get the same dope as he did when Caan Sat oe ralg allenge. jailer the opposition meeting eee There was another Trombone
as apg inet a | Chairman R, A. White men-|nouncements had been publish-| jn the orchestra). Strenuous
ean Sar aes The licenses aystem of British | tioned that the opposing candi-|ed.’ However, Mr. Alex. Manson} efforts were made by the circle

eae ene ———— | Columbia is maintained solely as/dates had been invited to the|even at that late bour was pre-|in the box to attract the Finance

Continued on Page 4. a vote making machine. tf |platform, but Mr, Frank Angers|pared to throw down the chal-| Minister beside them, but Alder-
: lenge that he would give William| man Douglas resisted the charms
ti |Manson a full hour on the Em-| of Joe Merryfield’s witching
SSS FFF FF FFF r : :
press platform that night, and| sinile, and sat down beside the
}would beat him out, taking only} Daily News.

Final Liberal Rally

 

EMPRESS THEATRE
TONIGHT--- TONIGHT

Everybody Invited. Opposition Candidates Especially Invited

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

|BELLA COOLA
SAFELY LIBERAL

WAGE BILL IS
READ IN LORDS

VOTE FOR A. MANSON

A man of force, a fearless

 

 

 

 

 

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‘ten minutes to reply.

jburst of applause,

He
fe

fighter and is morally clean.

Passes Seana oy Large Ma- ee with aoe eee | Southern End of District Will)
jority—Asquith Cheered by All organization and leadership. Return Safe Majority for Alex.
the Members—Passes First | As a university student he {\\| m. Manson——-Peopie There Are
Reading in Lords. \) graduated with Beat calans | Tired of Two-Man Government. |

Special to Daily News. oe ae eee | By the Chelohsin this morning
London, March 27.—-The gov-|{\ the appellation of “The pea eee egy ee
1 t's minimum wage bill Watch Dog of the Constitu- ae oaceanae a .

assed its third reading in the tion.” In his proefssion as ees Pe ae rae a

use of Commons early this|)} a lawyer he stands high and {{\|\ a hess ie eee
tin ot a ete, es prac ere for @. Griillant He says that Alex. Manson will
fiement and Premier. Asquith have a safe majority in all of
was cheered loundly by all the |= | the places he visited. The set-
mcm bare jtlers in the Bella Coola valley

rhe House of Lords reassem-| By intin on and threats the |@ve been fighting for a railway
bied at 2:50 this morning to re-| McBride Bowser government |/0" ffteen years and the McBride}
ceive the bill, which, on the mo-|through the flunkey, Silent aa, | Soho ens ee railroad
tion of Lord Herschell, passed its| expects to carry this election in| Pa'* i" lng: ane ee already built |

a . crs eas oe (iticenns distr tf ja i at the same time make no}

first reading rhe proceeding provision to help the-rieh Bella
were purely informal and. the Cer oer Coola valley toward rail trans- |
lords then immedtrately adjourned, Alex. M. Manson is a man, You | ps ttation.

A can always get a definite answer “ie tictcneg

: Choicest liquors and cigars | from him tf Do you pay your bills? Could

Savoy. }you pay them if you were burned |

ooo BOARD—Strietly tariff com-|eut? Get a policy in the Com-
very appropriation by the] panies now represented by The/mercial Union Fire Assurance

government is made with a view] Mack Realty & Insurance Co., The} Corporation, Assets $11,000,000.
of strengthening the power of| Insurance People, 2nd ave and|The Mack Reaity & Insurance Co.,
the two-man government, tf } 5th st. tf | Agents. tf

 

REMEMBER OLD-TIME BAITS AND PROMISES

 

 

 

With this |
and amidst a}
Frank Angers |

All Dead Ones

of the hall sat in
Mayor Newton, with

ringing challenge
In the body

| abstraction

;} strode like the herald of a con-
quering force out of the hall, | near him a well-known under-
taker appropriately present. It
The Ring in the Box took Wm. Manson three quar-

“Not on your life,’ was the

 

fervent comment on the chal- (Continued on Page 4.)

 

 

 

SIX STRAIGHT —
FOR OUR RINK

Three Out of Four for Prince Ru-
pert’s Curlers Return in Time
to Vote for Alex. Manson and
Tell of Time They Had.

 

DINKED AGAIN

The Gang Were Dinked Out
of Their Trump Card
This Morning. ;

 

Prominently scattered this
morning about town were
hand bills advertising a
meeting for Silent William
at which Mr. J. J. Miller,
auctioneer of Vancouver,

Messrs. Mobley, MeMordie and

Broderick returned on the George

was to be principal speaker this morning from the Vancouver
in a last desperate attempt bonspiel. Mr. Benson, the other
to drag the gang out of the member of the Prince Rupert
ditch. rink, was detained by business
Mr. Miller was expected on matters.
the George, and Joe Scott, Mr. Mobley says the rink did
Joe Merryfield, M. M. Ste- some remarkable playing at the
phens, Silent Bill and George cutset of the bonspiel, winning
Tite were at the boat to es- six times in succession. In the
cort him up town. They semi-finals they fell down to

watched the gang plank in players who had had more recent

vain, for the speaker did not opportunities to practice. There
come. Even after inspecting are sixty-four teams competing
the passenger list they were for the three prizes and when
not convinced that he did they left the Calgary team had

not arrive and then made a
thorough search of the boat,
but they could find no trace

odds in its favor for first prize.

Prompt settlements the strong

of the speaker. feature of the Mack Realty &
Cold feet again. Afraid to Insurance Co, It’s worth money
face the music. First, Mo- to you in event of a fire or aceci-

Eride quit, then Dr. Young dent. Tee the Insurance People,

 

 

 

 

 

now their last final stroke, Phone 150 tf
J. J. Miller. They have all ——_——
given up and Silent Bill must Easter ¢ ak and Easter nov-
conclude his loosing game elties in great array for Easter
alone. remembrances. McRae Bros.

| For row boats and launches

 

=== | telephone 320 green. Davis boat
Prince Rupert's leading hotel— | house.

Pave? When casting your vote you

lare invited to slip into our 2nd

| :
is the cry|/avenue premises and inspect our

Down with ring rule

unanimous on every side, The| up-to-date Jine of office desks,
dete ne of the fair minded|chairs, tiling cabinets, ete. Also
is bound to win out onjour printing department, which

eae For progressive gov-|is the best appointed establish-

 

 

 

ernment put your cross after the| ment of its kind in Northern B,
second name on the ballot pa-|C. YOU are invited. McRae
per tf Bros., Ltd.

  

A FAIR OFFER

“T regret that my committee had accepted the invitation to
I was away, though I do sincerely appre-

  
  
   
   
    
  
 
   

this meeting while

ciate the invitation of the other two candidates. But the man
whose course and record is under the limelight is William
Manson. I would like to meet him and tomerrow evening

(tonight) instead of taking an hour and giving Mr. William
Manson half an hour and taking an unlimited time to reply,
as he offered me this evening, | will take and give Mr. Manson
an hour and take ten minutes to reply.. Or if he wishes t
shall give Mr. Manson an hour and a half. ! want to meet }
him on a fair field with no favors.’’—Alex. M. Manson. i

  

 

 

 

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