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SIR DICK’S LETTERS valuable timber cannot be

 

 

 

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; Sir Richard MeBride has
ae written to Toronto Saturday
a i Night, complaining of the tone}

2 of certain of its articles re-

; garding British Columbia, and
pointing out that an editor so
many miles away cannot pos-
sibly know about the affairs of
this province. He also enclosed
Bowser’s pamphlet in reply to
Moses Cotsworth, and asked
Saturday Night to make the
truth regarding the Cotsworth
charges known to its readers,
that is the BoWser version of
the truth.

Saturday Night has promptly
replied that, not only is the
writer of the articles conver- |
sant with affairs in British Co-|
lumbia, but he knows that, in
the main, the charges made in
The Crisis are true. The fol-
lowing is an extract from the|
reply to Sir Dick's letter :—

“Mr. Bowser, in his pamph-
let, admits in a general way
that the land laws of British
Columbia are
but blames it on a former ad-
ministration. He admits that a
company in which he was in-
terested grabbed off the lease!
of an bed at half the!
regular price, but excuses it on}
the grounds that the venture!
did not pay anyhow. The
fraudulent land speculator is
excused on the same grounds,
the boom burst, and he made
out of it. So it is
with the fradulent speculator
in coal lands. According to
Mr. Bowser, they, too, would
like to have their money back
—which reminds of the
story of the bank burglar who
pleaded that he should not be
sent to jail because he did not
get the safe door open. I pre-
sume that the same excuse will
apply to the holders of British |

 

mostly wrong,

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Columbia's timber limits (many
of them our German friends) [tr

just because this

ations, is giving excellent results

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marketed at the present time.
The with British
Columbia has been too much dD

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difficulty

politics, too much speculation

 

among its public administrat-
ors, and too little attention to
British
through a public policy which,

AGAICULTURAL EXHIBITION

WAS MOST SUCCESSFUL

business. Columbia,

Continued From Page One.

was far from wise, attempted Mrs. k, Hellman; 3rd, Mrs. W. 8
to grow great before its time.| picher.

That, coupled with an admin- | For. thé best floral decoration
istration soaked with political|gn table:—ist. Mrs. R. O. Jen-
bias, and saturated with a get- fei Ond. Mrs. I. N. Linnell: 3rd.
rich-quick idea, is responsible | yp. W. J. Kirkpatrick.

for the present position.” Vegetables grown on Porcher

Sir Richard must be regret- | .jandq:——1st. W. MacRae:
ting bitterly that he ever took/p p
up the pen to reply to the Globe |

2nd, J.

atterson.

and Saturday Night. He admits |, .oetables:—ist. W. J. Leary;
that both papers are influential ong pF. w. Bohler.
and that he feared that the} pest vegetables grown from

articles complained of would po
prove damaging to British Co-}

ist, W. J. Leary.

Collection of garden vegetables

nnie’s seeds:

lumbia. These influential To- lgrown outside city:—ist, F. W.
ronto papers have rendered ai ponier; 2nd, Austin Richardson;
great service to British Colum-/3,q Ww. J. Leary.

bia and Canada as a whole, in
dealing so thoroughly with the ita

Best collection of garden vege-
bles grown in Prince Rupert

rottenness which has prevailed 4. w. Adams: W. J. Kirk-

2nd,

in this province for years. patrick; 3rd, D. McD. Hunter.

When a mining district earns Early last evening the various
a bad reputation through wild- lcups soil prizes were presented
catting, it would be ridiculous |i, the winners. by the president,
to throw the blame on the man/,4 Jy prydhomme. During — the

who exposes it, instead of on
the shoulders of the promoters
On the day on which the peop!e
of British Columbia set to work

evening there were also drawings

 

 

Pee ir
Cs

to clear out the men who,
through incompetence and
worse, have brought about

THUREENEDRE DO OwENNAH Ow
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present conditions, the credit
of the province will begin to
advance.

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THE DAILY NEWS

made for various prizes that were
tickets.
Among these were the following:

» competition by

 

Coal presented by MeCaffery
ind Albert, won by ticket 3314.

Doll given for Red Cross, won
by Mrs. Gutstein with ticket No.
. Pictures given for Red Cross,
w by Fred Morrow with ticket
147
Moose head for Red Cross, won
y ticket No. 500
Photos for Red Cross, given by
Benson Studio, won by J.F.Brown.
lIn this competition the correct
hm inber was 1213.

fen dollar drawing, given by}
G. W. Nickerson, won by Mrs.
Porter.

Pickles, Preserves, Etc.

Pickled onions:—ist, Mrs. D.
McD. Hunter: 2nd, Mrs. H. Conant.

Pickled Gherkin:—1ist, Mrs. F.
W. Bohler; 2nd, Mrs. D. W. Mor-

rissey.
Pickled cabbage:—41st, Mrs. A,
|Ek. Johnson; 2nd, Mrs. G.A. Wood-
jland,.
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