I
has
been
taxed
to
help
develop,
that
way
the
south,
he
said.
MINISTER,
LABOR
LEADER
8
prfnce
Uupctt
Dai'Ip
f3cVus
TUESDAY,
JUNE
14,
1913
concis
ion
''Now,
industry
has
(Continued
from
Page
1
Known
smww
...,
iSKEENA
CLAIMS
CHILD'S
LIFE
bia's
advanced
social
legislation,
the
"Three
Percent
Sales
Tax"
was
supported
by
John
D.
Mc-Rae
who
told
the
meeting
that
the
demand
for
such
aid
arose
with
the
municipalities.
'That
sales
tax
underwrites
I
-
man
had
wise
counsel
and
a
friendly
hearing.
-I
can
say.
as
a
repteseuta-tive
of
organized
labor,
thai
the
Coalition
government
has
still
to
break
a
promise
to
us."
While
parts
of
British
Colum
that
It
is
willing
to
come
into
chell
i.n,.
this
province.
Let
us
encourage
former
M(
mbf
'
'
'
it
to
come
this
way.
B.C.
is
a'
for
Skeena
u-i
Pilrl
RUPERT
MEN'S
AND
BOYS'
STORE
-
rich
province.
Let
us
keeD
fcecp
it
it
s.,
'polteb
the
social
security
of
this
prov
suppon
Mr
years
of
prosperity
would
almost
eliminate
their
hold
on
the
people."
Mr.
Kennry
charged
that
W.
II.
Brett,
C.C.F.
member
from
Prince
Rupert
in
the
last
House
"went
there
solely
to
support
a
political
Tho
Skcena
River
claimrd
its
first
life
of
the
season
Sunday
when
Frances
Johnson
.three-year-old
"daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs
Rennie
Johnson,
of
Port
5i
f&
MAiIMtJmI
bia's
Labor
Relations
Act
have
been
subject
to
criticism,
nevertheless
'"its
beneficial
clauses
far
outweigh
iU
shortcomings,"
he
declared.
"'It
provides
fa-riiities
for
ironing
out
minor
V,,
M-G-M's
ince,
its
old
age
pensions,
social
welfare
and
hospitalization,"
he
declared.
'I
was
asked
through
a
JoUer
in
the
press
whether
or
not
I
would
favor
the
municipalities
a
larger
portion
of
that
tax
revenue
to
the
municipalities.
My
answer
is
that
if
I
were
to
endorse
such
a
move,
I
would
feel
"I
have
yet.
to
see
your
former
member
make
a
recorded
ote
thrilling
odventure
of
j
n
W
i
problems
which
might
develop
into
work
stoppages."
vfTT0
.
qfe
DAD
except
with
the
Opposition.
We
young
love
in
the
hilUl
Simpson,
fell
from
the
dock
at
J
I
Inverness
Cannery
and
drowned.
.
The
tragedy
took
place
at
1:30
j
p.m.
while
the
child
was
playing
J
on
the
wharf
with
her
brothers
B
and
sisters.
The
body
disappear-
ed
and
was
not
recoveidd
until
a
4
p-m.
The
family
is
at
Inverness
for
2
!
the
salmon
fishing
season.
-
An
inquest
will
be
held
here
In
British
Columbia,
labor
relations
are
determined
to
the
Act
with
no
intei-
i
:
A
?,
?
1
passed
about
125
bills
in
each
i
j
session
of
the
Legislature.
Sure-
j
I
ly
Uicr
must
have
been
some-
i
j
thing
in
that
that
he
would
!
I
agree
with,
I
say
that
he
went'
S
WW
V
t,'
there
not
to
represent
the1
M.
oiepntus
""
people
but
to
support
a
political
by
Coroner
Thursday.
ference
from
the
government,
that
I
were
Detraying
me
i,oan-while
in
Saskatchewan,
govern-
j
tlon.
That
tax
is
aimed
not
only
ment
officials
not
only
come
bo
j
at
helping
the
municipalities
tween
labor
and
management,
but
at
improving
our
social
se-but
endeavour
to
Inst
ruct
them
;
curity
structure.
However,
I
am
and
to
interpret
the
legislation,
j
not
against
municipalities
ap-he
declared.
I
plying
fr
additional
financial
Electrical
employees
o!
tho
I
a.
but
not
from
the
earmarked
'
.
....,.
I
ll
II,,
Uv"
SUNDAY,
JUM;
19
philosophy."
Mr.
Kenney
concluded
his
address
with
an
appeal
for
''a
solid
six
for
the
north,"
hoping
LOVE
FAMILY
!
REUNION
HERE
Saskatchewan
Power
Cciamis-
'
;
"-Hi
;
!
'
'
that
each
of
the
six
northern
!
Driving
through
i-rom
his
home
ridings
would
return
a
Coalition
sion
receive
$100
a
month,
whi'e
adam
hats
suts
sport
coats
sport
shirts
raincoats
TIES
SI1IKTS
PANTS
SOCKS
SLIPPERS
I
WVYnrtt
V';
B.C.
1
their
counterparts
in
victoria,
James
i-.ove,
accum-:
memDer
in
me
receive
panied
from
Prince
George
byi
.power
Commission
$285
Socialism,
Mr.
MeRae
said,
la
not
a
political
force
and
should
not
be
considered
as
such.
It
Is
an
economic
force
which
is
an
entirely
different
thing.
"
"We
have
socialism
in
B.C.
today
but
it
is
an
economic
factor
his
brother,
Eric,
and
from
"
'
'
jTI..v.
'a
month,
he
said.
L
'
'
Terrace
by
his
sister,
Mrs.
Ray-jBAtKS
..
.
,
n
.
jatK
Kus.
micrnauoiiai
rep-
"y
,"1
...
mond
Judd
and
young
Bobby
of
the
Electrical
Saskatchewan
is
a
lining
ex-
Vn
hn
in
Prints
Rnnprt
fnr
rCSCntatiVe
.
r,
f
v,r.vio
'
Workers'
Union,
told
the
meet-
ample
of
the
retreat
of
private
l
,v,t
-T
Ko
uii
nrtns
rv
w
ire
me
l.lj.
r.c
as-
niucu
is
uiwuci.
nc
imc
um
if
tViAir
nsrpntc
Mr
and
Mrs.
lli
Ulai;
X
11UIL
IIU
IIKJH
L
!
"
-
Control
Board
and
our
lilJV
AT
DAD'S
FAVORITE
STOKE
Rupert
Mens
&
Boys
Store
n,,-0
tn
Tr'
use
thP
first
'affiliations,
but
as
an
inter-
serted.
When
Saskatchewan
Liquor
time
in
10
years
that
the
family
national
representative,
I
am
in-
went
C.C.F.
oil
exploration
im-had
been
all
together-
Others
terested
in
returning
to
power
mediately
moved
to
Alberta
and
TODAY
TO
WED.
7
p.m.
-
9
p
m.
CARTOON
NEWS
Hi
IHBI
Power
Commission
which
have
been
established
by
free
enterprise
governments.
"The
Power
Commission
plans
tn
snenri
tl5
000.000
this
vear
on
I
of
the
familv
are
Mr.
and
Mrs.
'n
povernmnnt
that
has
eiven
the
Alberta
treasury
was
en-
i
Charles
Love
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
B.C.
the
highest
standard
of
riched
by
millions.
T
,,,vrt
'Bruce
Love,
jr.,
all
of
Prince
Ru-;
uving
it
ever
had
i
"The
C.C.F.
also
would
bring
FRIENDLY
SERVICE
CLl'B
bert
McGregor.
Victoria
ivir.
and
Mrs.
McLennan,
Mr.
and
Mis.
of
the
worker
in-
a
recession
here,
because
private
expansion.
If
I
am
elected,
I
Will-
!
pert-
n
her
return
t0
Terrace,
..The
weifare
Irs.
Judd
was
accompanied
bylrii.at.s
that
.
t
t
t
t
industry
would
not
invest
its
win
t.rv
to
brlns
some
of
that
r
m
m
f
LA'
.'$10,0
Iiiii'
CAI
HE
Heo
net
1am
Hudson.
Vancouver
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Gregory
T.
Yorke,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
her
small
nephew,
Alan
Love,;.n
thp
re-clection
of
the
Coali-
j
capital.
Vote
C.C.F.
and
you
v.
ill
expansion
money
to
the
north"
(son
of
Mr.
Charles
Love),
who
U(jn
par
From
the
viewpoint
drive
employment
out
of
this!
Continuation
of
Coalition
poll-
will
niMKe
iua
nuiiic
iiiui
ti
Clem
MacDonald,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
there
for
the
next
two
months.
A.
McGavin,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Stuart
(Continued
from
Page
1)
Here
are
the
Gyro
guests
who
are
here
for
the
convention.
Madison,
Wisconsin
Leon
E.
Isaksen.
Edmonton
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Russell
Carter.
;
Penticton
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Wilson
Hunt,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Russell
Jordan,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Arthur
H.
Frazcr
and
Dr.
and
Mrs.
Hei-
clcs
are
certain
to
bring
In-
j
Idustrial
expansion,
particularly
!to
central
and
northern
British
!
Columbia
which
for
many
years
.of
organized
labor,
we
can
al-
j
province,
i'ways
say
that
we
have
had
a
McRAE
LAl'DS
I
square
deal.
From
Minister
of
j
SOCIAL
ACTS
Labor
Gordon
Wlsmer,
wetiave
i
Foundation
of
British
Coluni-
FATHER
HAS
HIS
DAY-
Sunday,
June
19
Send
him
a
Suitable
Card-one
of
Coutt's
Canadian
Cards,
of
course.
5c
to
$1.00
Johnstone
and
Gordon
Andrews.
Advertise
In
trie
Lally
News.
Kelowna
Mr.
and
Mrs.
D.
C.
Fillmore.
nTi!
Burnaby
Mr.
and
Mrs.
David
Gray
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Arthur
Borjesson.
Nrw
Westminster
Arthur
Sweet,
Dr.
R.
F.
Butler
and
John
Hi37.inbotb.am.
Nanaimo
Mr.
and
Mr.-.
Fred
Father's
Day
Suggestions
A
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Hart,
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and
Mrs.
Ewart
May-
bee,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ed
Reifel.
Mr.
j
find
Mr.
Blair
Cook
and
Mr.j
Chess
Set
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James
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Ritchie,
Mr.
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Mrs.
E.
C.
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Mr.
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Mr.
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REPAIRS
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SANDING
A
SPECIALTY
Treat
the
Family
to
a
Delicious
Dhl.
REAL
FRESH
FISH
Y.
Young.
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Seattle
-Mr.
and
Mrs.
James
Elder
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Leonard
I
A.
Loekctt,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Arthur
i
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Darrell
Ireland.
i
Vancouver,
Wash.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jack
Fickes,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Clinton
Fleet,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Joseph
Knapp,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Henry
L.
Sehumaker,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
D.
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Mr.
and
Mrs.
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J.
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Mr.
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;
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Prop.
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SERVICE
COALITION
;
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lor
PRINCE
RUPERT
Bross
and
Dr.
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Mrs.
Carl
R.
Wagner,
Dick
Behm.
Astoria
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Sverre
Halsan,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ed
Edison
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
L.
V.
Snyder.
Portland
Mr.
and
Mrs.
M.
R.
Mann
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Eugene
Green.
Tacoma
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Davis
M.
Wood
and
Ralph
Noercnberg.
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Mr.
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Mrs.
E.
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.
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It
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eich
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Th.C.
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BLUE
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10;3G
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to
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p.m.
nd
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