I
PAQE
TWO
THE
DAILY
NEW3
SATURDAY,
APRIL
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon
Except
Sunday
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News
Limited,
Third
Avenue.
H.
F.
PULLEN,
MANAGING-EDITOR
Vote
and
Vote
"Yes"
...
We
have
been
doing
what
we
can
to
urge
a
'
Yes"
vote
in
the
manpower
plebiscite
on
the
coming
Monday.
At
the
risk
of
appearing
repititious
we
make
this
final
appeal
to
the
people
of
Prince
Rupert
to
give
then-answer
in
an
overwhelming
affirmative.
The
ballot
paper
asks
'are
you
in
favor
of
releasing
the
government
from
any
obligation
arising
out
of
any
imsr
pnmmitmpnts
restricting
the
methods
of
raising
men
Plebiscite
Rally
In
Stanley
Park
Is
Ruled
Out
By
Civic
Authorities
In
Vancouver
As
Contravening
Regulations
VANCOUVER.
Anrll
23:
nivi
authorities
have
ruled
out
an
af
firmative
manpower
plebiscite
rally
which
was
to
have
been
held
by
the
United
Plebiscite
Committee
In
Stanley
Park
on
Runriiv
Such
would
be
in.
contravention
of
park
regulations.
It
nas
I
ruled.
MILDER
ALASKA
The
southeast
coast
of
AlasW
enjoys
mild
temperatures
even
In
winter
but
has
a
heavy
annual
rainiau,
Letter
Box
"fiOTT
UNO
V01.K"
Editor,
Daily
News:
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A
certain
dook
under
tne
above
,
ADVERTISING
RATES
(title
is
published
and
distributed
arnen
the
people
of
Qermany
In
Local
Readers,
per
line,
per
insertion
ioifi,t
i,tPiim.nio
.
ro-
inrtinn
m
irarge
and
repeated
editions.
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it
n
nu
luhiiiliiu.
in
a
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DAILY
EDITION
33r
SATURDAY,
APRIL
25,
1912.
EDITORIAL
purpose
of
trie
book
Is
to
make
'
clear
to
the
people
the
new
relation
between
Nasiism
and
Christ-1
lanity.
It
is
not
known
if
the
book
,
is
published
by
the
Nasi
leaders!
as
such.
It
is
plain,
however,
that!
the
publication
and
large
distribution
of
the
book
have
the
support
of
the
Nasi
leaders.
The
undersigned
has
made
translation
of
a
few
very
striking
and
telling
statements
found
in
the
book.
The
statements
are1
cislon
and
deflnlteness
of
the
New
Order:
"We
Germans
are
the
first
to
be
called
by
fate
to
break
with
Chris-
tianity.
The
churth
has
had
time!
to
begin
the
amalgamation
of
mankind
into
one
higher
and;
purer
and
constantly
rising
race.
A
thousand
ties
bind
us
to
the
for
military
service?"
In
discussion
of
the
referendum
christian
church.
But.
however,
tne
question
01
me
pieuicue
nas
assmut-u
mum
broader
implications.
While
the
ballot
paper
does
not
say
as
much,
the
question
implied
in
the
plebiscite
has
come
to
be
accepted
as
whether
or
not
Canada
is
in
favor
of
a
total
war
effort.
We
may
or
may
not
admire
the
action
of
the
government
in
putting
the
question
before
the
people
when
it
might
have
taken
the
necessary
action
itself
but,
now
it
is
being
asked,
there
appears
to
us
to
be
only
one
way
for
all
loyal
Canadians
to
answer
and
that
answer,
we
say,
is
"Yes."
There
is
reason
to
believe
that
there
has
been
strong,
if
under
cover,
campaigning
for
a
"No"
vote.
Possibly'
many
people
have
been
unwittingly
led
away
from
the
we
fight
both
issue
by
red
herrings
and
subtle
propaganda,
borne,
01
course,
may
welcome
an
excuse
to
vote
against
a
total
war
effort.
Certainly,
those
who
feel
critical
of
the
government
and
its
war
effort
can
by
no
stretch
of
the
imagination
feel
that
they
will
be
hurting
the
government
by
voting
"No."
Such
a
vote
would
only
be
asking
for
a
continua
tion
of
the
lethargy
and
inefficiency
with
which
some
one
stroke
!
shall
set
us
free.-To
make
the
Germans
strong
and
rjpe
for
this
i
stroke
is
now
our
most
holy
aim.
'
"Wherever
there
is
fighting
for
the
German
soul,
there
also
are
1
two
lines
of
battle.
These
battle'
lines
are
clear:
One
is
called
"The
Christian
Church''
the
other
is'
called
"Germany".
There
is
no
third
line.
And
there
is
no
compromise.
"We
are
those
who
rtftack.
The
front
of
the
Cross
has
one
strong
wing
and
one
-weak
wing.
The.
strong
wing
is
Roman
Cathollslsm.
'
The
weak
wing
is
Protestantism.
I
We
do
not
intend
to
tear
down
the
cathedrals.
We
will
fill
them
with
a
new
spirit.
The
suffering,
agony-twisted
Immage
of
the
Crucified
shall
disappear.
Our
heroes
shall
tarry
the
sword
in
hand,
instead
of
the
cross
on
the
back.
"Regarding
baptism
and
confirmation,
we
declare:
We
will
adoot
(me
newDorn
children
Into
the
Na
accuse
the
government
of
so
far
pursuing
the
war
effort,
jtionai
communion
not
as
catho-
Those
wno
are
critical
of
the
government
should
be
the
Jlcs
not
as
Protestants,
but
as
Ger-most
keen
to
put
the
government
"on
the
spot"
by
voting
tmf"t,
affirmative
RTrdlng
marriae:
In
the
fu-
dllirmaile.
u
ture
there
will
be
only
one
Ger-
There
are
some
who
fear
that
many
who
would
vote
J
man
marriage
rite.
That
whj
not
"Yes"
may
be
pathetic
and
just
fail
to
turn
out
and
vote,
take
place
in
the
name
of
the
Those
who
have
not
sufficient
sense
of
responsibility
tojch"cn-
see
that
they
vote
on
this
very
important
matter
are
cer-
OMR!Sfbe
.Bte:
e
e
J
tJoii
Tesment
and
burn
it
in
i
i
i.
ii
xi
i.
r
the
tamly
not
very
estimable
citizens
in
this
time
of
crisis.
Itinoiy
Places.
(The
church
would
be
difficult
to
understand
such
crass
disinterest-
jThank
ood
for
the
Fuehrer.
edness
or
indifference
such
lack
of
responsibility
of
citi-!
"Regarding
civilisation;
The
age
zenship
r
Christian
civilization
is
at
Again
let
us
urge
everybody
to
turn
out
and
vote
M
fcXSZZS?
'on
for
obvious
reasons,
vote
les.
Let
us
in
Prince
Rupert'
"We
are
Germans
therefnrp
ran
who
feel
that
we
are
doing
so
much
in
the
war
effort,
not
e
christians.
The
Germans!
snow
emphatically
by
our
votes
where
we
stand.
'"c
a
lW0
"wauie.
one
earthly
and
one
heavenly.
As
long
as
a
rr.
j
v
.
I,
in
.
j
German
has
two
masters,
he
can
I
he
Horticultural
Society...
iZZnC'ZZ
It
is
very
gratifying
to
see
the
Prince
Rupert
Horti-'the
not
the
savior,
cultural
Society,
in
spite
of
activities
and
distractions
of
Pn'iiRfgardlIJ.tfducat,on
01
the
these
busy
war
days,
deciding
to
carry
on-even
though.Jig
its
functions
may
be
on
a
curtailed
basis.
churth
are
lost,
uv
w.
...
,
Even
if
the
Horticultural
Society
does
nothing
moreialm
to
instruct
the
young
how
to
in
the
meantime
than
to
maintain
the
community
of
in-'
e
Cnrltian
faith
out
of
terest
among
gardeners,
it
is
well
worthwhile
for
it
to
keep
going.
With
much
community
development
and
transformation,
it
is
all
the
more
imnortant
that
thp
their
hearts.
Only
Germany
room
mere.
"How
do
we
intend
to
instruct
our
children?
Only
as
If
they
had
gardens
should
keep
pace
and
in
thi3
connection
theinever
heard
of
Christianity."
IHCa?
J.
H.
MYRWAXJ.
has
Horticultural
Society
can
earn'
out
a
very
imnortant
i.
?ommentary
the
state-function
m
nt
18
neceuary
What
Naziism
The
Horticultural
Society
has
already
played
a
lead-
proves
conclusiveithat
The
w2
ing
part
in
civic
improvement
through
encouraging
acti-
ololM
enunciated
in
the
book
vity
and
interest
in
gardening.
There
is
even
more
im-
m'ntloned
ar
definitely
and
bru-
nortant
work
for
t.
tn
Hn
n
tho
fitful
F.Ma,,tl
il""'
"uo
Practice
members
appreciate
this
deciding
to
carry
on.
MRS.
EVE
IS
PRESIDENT
Named
Head
of
Ladles'
Music
Club
At
Annual
Meeting:
This
Week
The
annual
meeting
of
the
Ladies
Music
Club
was
held
on
Thursday
afternoon
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
R.
L.
Mcintosh,
Cliffsyde,
Fourth
Avenue
West,
when
officers
for
the
coming
year
were
elected
as
follows:
Honorary
President,
Mrs.
It.
L.
Mcintosh.
Honorary
Vice
-
President,
Mrs.
Shelford
Daiton.
President,
Mrs.
W.
F.
Eve.
First
Vice-President,
Mrs.
E.
J
Smith.
Second
Vice-President,
Mrs.
T
A.
McWaters.
Secretary
-
Treasurer,
Mrs.
W,
Martin.
Librarian,
Mrs.
R.
G.
Large,
.
Pianist,
Mrs.
Thomas
Dixon.
LF.OIO.V
AND
l'IJ:iiISCITK
Editor,
Daily
News:
The
Canadian
Legion
does
not
asree
that
the
forthcoming
plebiscite
is
necessary
but
the
government
of
Canada
has
decided
there
i
snail
be
one
and
the
Legion
Is
j
working
for
and
voting
"yes"
100
percent.
So
far
as
the
Legion
Is
concerned
In
the
Dleblsclte.
Wf
H
mnt
(Interested
In
party
politics
but
are
profoundly
concerned
about
win.
jnlng
this
war.
I
In
October
194J
the
Dominion
j
Command
of
the
Legion
got
out
,
mi
ioiaj
war
and
lurgecLAhe
government
to
accept
It
Some.jfCnts
features
hav
been
an.
ted
up3Hbut
the
whole
program
cannot
become
operative
unless
a
"yes"
vote
prevails.
Contrary
to
what
some
people
thing,
voting
"yes"
Is
neither
an
endorsatlon
nor
condemnation
of
Mr.
XfnrWnfL
tr(
.
t
.mig
uuk
u
means
or
saving
ourselves
from
destruction,
If
we
are
to
win
this
war,
we
do
not
mean
winning
the
war
for
Winston
Churchill
or
Mackenzie
King,
but
for
ourselves.
To
preserve
our
own
lives,
the
lives
and
freedom
of
our
children,
then
we
must
have
"Total
War".
Total
war
means
every
man
and
woman
must
contribute
to
the
maximum
of
their
capacity
In
such
positions
as
they
are
best
qualified
to
fill.
It
means
co-operation
beJ
tween
the
workers
and
manage
ment
in
the
production
of
munitions
and
other
war
necessities.
It
means
compulsory
loans
without
Interest.
It
means
profit
must
be
taken
out
of
our
war
effort
It
means
our
fighting
forces
must
be
sent
anywhere
to
fight
the
enemy
where
they
can
be
fought
to
our
best
advantage
and
that
an
Intelligent
form
of
enllstment'must
be
by
selection
and
not
as
at
present
ifor
forces
outside
Canada
by
the
haphazard
method
of
volunteer
enlistments.
Why
not?
Australia
has
declared
for
and
Is
working
towards
"Total
War".
Oreat
Britain
is
moving
In
the
same
direction.
China
Is
second
only
to
the
Soviet
Union
war
program
and
Russia
has
had
a
100
per
cent
total
war
policy
In
effect
since
the
first
day
Hitler's
hordes
invaded
that
country.
The
Canadian
Legion
believes
we
can
win
this
war
only
by
all
the
Allies
adopting
the
principle
of
total
war.
Our
special
Interest
is
in
Canada's
program
and
at
present
Canada
is
not
pulling
her
full
weight
If
It
were
Just
another
war
where
the
victors
change
national
boundaries
and
set
huge
indemnities
for
the
defeated
to
pay.
the
Legion
would
not
be
taking
any
part
In
It
but
this
Is
a
war
with
only
two
possible
endings.
We
either
end
up
as
free
peoples
or
fas
cist
slaves.
If
we
have
any
doubt
about
the
fate
that
awaits
us
if
we
do
not
win
then
let
us
look
at
the
plight
of
the
peoples
in
the
conquered
countries.
Let
us
remember
Hong
Kong
where
defenceless
men
were
bayoneted
to
death
and
women
w-vishd.
Let
us
not
be
led
astray
by
smoke
screens
or
rumors
of
confusion
emanating
from
Ignorance
or
fifth
columnists,
but
rather
let
us
do
our
duty
by
voting
"yes",
then
demanding
Total
War
and
Vic-try.
CANADIAN
LEOION.
-WORKERS
VOTK
"YES".
Editor.
Dally
News:
Last
night's
headlines
which
raised
the
possibility
of
an
Allied
invasion
of
Europe
were
very
welcome
and
it
Is
hoped
they
will
become
reality
In
the
near
future.
The
way
to
victory
In
1942,
not
i
or
m,
as
Donald
Nelson
would
say.
is
to
open
the
second
front
in
Europe,
to
crush
Hitler
between
.
the
Red
Army
...
and
that
of
r
i
i
villain
ana
me
united
states.
Gen.
McNaughton
has
indicated
that
Canadian
troops
overseas
arc
"a
dagger
coin
ted
nt
th
nri
r
Berlin".
Before
this
dagger
can
be
plunged
home
It
must
be
assured
of
replacements.
Canada
must
go
on
a
wai
war
oasis
if
we
are
to
play
our
part
In
safeguarding
our
homes,
trade
unions,
education,
our
hopes
for
the
future,
none
of
which
would
survive
a
Fascist
victory.
That
Is
why
the
Youth
Committee
Is
calling
on
the
young
workers
In
Prince
Rupert
to
go
to
me
pons
on
Monday
and
vote
"YES"
for
the
kind
0f
Canada
they
believe
In,
a
Canada
they
will
never
see
if
Hitler
triumphs.
As
usual,
the
Quislings
and
Fifth
Columnists
have
sown
th
confusion.
They
would
have
some
"i
ua
Deneve
mat
mis
is
a
nolltl-
issue
ana
mat
tne
way
to
protest
against
what
we
don't
like
Is
to
vote
"NO".
Nothing
could
be
further
from
the
truth.
It
is
the
"YES"
vote,
the
vote
for
action
that
exposes
Inefficiency
and
Mirt(A
1
.
.
.
.
cor-
.uuuu
wnere
it
exists.
A
"NO"
vote
Is
a
vote
for
Hitler
and
his
friends,
the
Quislings
and
Fifth
Columnists,
who
d0
not
want
total
war
against
the
Axis
but
prefer
to
ve
us
wait
for
invasion
in
our
own
countries
so
that
they
may
pick
us
off
one
by
one.
A
"YES"
vote
is
a
t
.
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for
freedom
and
for
secur-
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adding
a
SHOE
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It
for
you.
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vote
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hour
mid-
forenoon
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are
legally
entitled
lo
two
hours
off
for
voting.
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your
neighbor
lo
the
polls.
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everything
tlit,
however,
make
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you
catl
your
ballot.
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POLLS
ON
APRIL
27th
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a.m.
to
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colored
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entirely
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and
different
in
the
sunglass
field.
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will
stop
all
glare
whether
on
land
or
sea
without
strain
or
injury
to
the
eyes.
It
also
allows
normal
vision
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the
display
in
our
window
and
convince
yourself.
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