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F-
TAXI
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and
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Ambulance
Best
Service
Day
and
Night
MATT
VIDECK
VOL,
XIV
,
NO,
113,
PACfflL
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illuiiia
A.l,lrplnir
Mir.
sltrnl
rank's
of,
Hie
lists
on
public
A
ilaiiahler
i
Oil
Kergin
and
Supporters
Hold
.
a
Meeting
at
Alice
Armband
ImnNiiItt
Scans
ma
48
Officers
meeting.
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Meet
Criticisms
of
Opponents
ALICK
A
KM,
June
IS.
The
Liberals
or
Alice
Arm
closed
their
campaign
here
lut
niglit
with
u
public
meeting
held
in
the
Coliseum.
The
meeting
was
largely
attended
and
there
was
no
antagonism
shown
or
personalities
indulged
in.
The
speaker
being
all
local
men,
and
Ihi
the
home
town
of
Ihe
M.uA.,
several
iuclious
or
uu
iiiformnlive
nature
were
asked,
which
were
answered
.satisfactorily.
.....
,
-
AiKoiig
the
speaker
of
the
evening
were
II.
Fowler
and
b.
followed
by
II.
I".
Ivcrgiu.
.M.U.V.
wnu
cioeu
uic
Fouler
gave
an
in
Mir
ofifacl.
You
know
Urn
men.
Tlll'l
Il'l
mill
II,,
r
1.IHH
II".
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,
.
.,
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t.
i
....I.
i..n..
letter
sent
...ni
.ml
out
liv
by
ll.e
the
Pro-
Pro-
idea
plea
for
for
Ihe
Ihe
return
return
to
to
oower
power
ol
ill
uie
uirrei
oi
me
u.c.
imiiiic
Mr.
Duma,
wbu
described
4il
lalk
as
hi
maiilen
political
He
minted
from
a
cir-
speech,
made
an
impassioned
rular
ship
Mississippi
flared
back
on
vinclal
party
lo
all
ll.e
voier
oi
ine
preeni
g..ver..m.
u.
ii
i,..
Ti.
....rri.,
u.,r..
r.
thi
riil
in
if
in
which
they
wei-e
ed
for
Ihe
return
of
Mr
itiU.-.l
In
fori.,
a
creal
cross
and
told
Ihal
sinre
only
John
Omwaywho
had
ably
thousand
of
officer
and
men
and
the
Liberal
parly
of
Hie
navy
ami
n
val
concourse
to
Ihe
voters'
list
lo
if
rlloi-n
uniK
iii
:illi-inl;inre
llesl
lllCV
be
left
off.
file
ol
the
freight
rale
fight
was
II...
I.
Ail.i.lnil
Prnll
various
i.o.l
office
and
wereifigbling
Ihe
baltle
of
llirt
lulit
litu
Lnoiiliit?
will
tfrmtl
miipIi
roll
temntible
cainpaisn
HI
you
eternal
peace."
BIRTH
wa
born
at
I
be
cralure
a
that
wa
Ihe
burden
or
lalk
running
throughout
Mr.
Fowler's
speech.
"A
you
have
heard
Ihe
charge
and
criticism
of
Hie
Conservative
ami
rrovin-
Prince
Ilupcrt
Oeneral
Hospital
rial
parties
you
have
heard
the
on
June
17
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
V.
Liberal
speakers
with
llieir
ibcu-Lewi
or
this
rily.
menlary
evidence
and
attested
A
Public
Meeting
Will
he,
held
in
the
EMPRESS
THEATRE,
Thursday,
June
19,
at
8,15
p.m.
In
tho
Inlerest.
of
Hon.
T.
D.
PATTULLO
Minister
of
Lands.
Opposition
Candidate
lire
luvileil
lo
Address
lh
Meeting.
Seats
Reserved
for
Ladles.
Everybody
Welcome.
PHINCK
nUI'KHT,
B.C.,
YVKDXKSDAY,
JUNE
18,
108.
He
ana
.
r0rc
,1
Ii
niaiuii
biirflv
uiol
touched
,
fair.
Me
reasonable
and
vote
for
I
.
.
...
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r
,.i
..iiw-niinnsltbe
best
inlerr?t
of
the
district
SAN
PUimo.
June
l.
Ho-
which
the
opposition
parlies
were
mime
wa
natd
lu
Ihe
18
dead
cvelllng
against
Ihe
present
gov-
I...
I..-I
tl.nl
lli
n.
u
I.aii
llui
,.ifi
iir.Oi.enl
He
ask-K
erg
in
ehamvinncd
the
had
access'eause
of
the
north
a
well
as
ll.C
lake
bold
As
a
whole
lie
asked
for
the
re-Were
nol
turn
of
Premier
Oliver
who
in
his
not
only
ll.C.
but
Lvcry
acl
or
your
lift
has
been
not
four
distinct
curl
of
re-
or
Ihe
Tour
western
provinces
as
..i.ii.
i...
ti.i.
.'......
ii.inn
in.!,
I
nuked
Mr.
Fowler.
Well.
"Forget
petty
personall-
r.fien
Hi.
ul...
I.nt
Ink
vimr
How
can
you
yoiirseH
credit
.
tie,
forget
private
jealousies,
said
Mr.
Dumas.
"Oct
behind
Ihe
present
government
and
pull
tor
a
greater
ll.C."
H.
F.
Kergin
Mr.
Kergin.
who
closed
Ihe
meeting,
made
a
short
talk,
touching
upon
several
topics
not
fully
covered
by
Ihe
various
speakers,
lie
paid
bis
respects
to
both
(he
Provincial
parly
and
the
Conservative
opposition.
He
claimed
the
Provincial
parly
wa
not
a
spontaneous
uprising
of
the
people
against
fancied
ills
of
the
present
government."
I
ask
any
uf
Ihe
Provincial
parly
present,"
said
Mr.
Kergin,
"lhat
be-fore
Ihe
visit
ot
General
Mcltae
and
parly
lo
Alice
Arm
a
year
ago,
did
Ihey
ever
hear
ir
a
Pro.
viiiciiil
parly,
did
'I
Key
ever
entertain
the
thought
of
the
third
party
in
their
mind.
Ceneral
Mcllae's
efforts
lo
get
Into
power
would
be
fudricous
were
Ihey
nol
alo
freighted
with
evil,'
said
Mr.
Keinin.
"He
has
injured
Ihe
pro
vince
In
Ihe
eyes
or
Ihe
nation.
He
ha
Injured
the
people
or
the
province
us
a
whole,
lie
has
in
jured
me,
Tor
he
questioned
the
iTclllude
and
broadcasled
Ihe
rorrupllon
of
the
supreme
court
Ho
has
caused
(he
people
lo
que,
lion
(he
sanity
and
right
of
ex.
istlng
Institutions,
he
has
(Continued
on
page
0)
servative
interests
in
this
city
if
hi
in
I
lie
presenl
elec
tion
and
support
Mayor
.Newton.
the
first
offer,
made
by
a
member
of
the
Conservative
parly
whose
name
be
would
give
publicly
if
Ihe
Conservative
parly
wa
willing,
was
(be
promise
of
the
position
On
the
Workmen's
Compensation
Hoard
now-
held
by
I'arkcr
William
if
he
'Mr.
Mac-
kay.
would
support
the
(Conservative
candidate.
1'he
second
offer
wa
nrade
by
Joe
Sigmund
who
undertook,
if
Mr.
Mackay
withdrew
his
no
in
ill
ation
and
supported
Mayor
New
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
fidavil.
probably
on
Ihe
next
boat.
Pacific
Creat
Eastern
Likely
to
be
Sold
in
Yesterday
circulation,
ltd
Beaten
by
Labor
Man
In
Pretoria
and
Government
Likely
to
Fall
CAPKTOWX.
June
18.
luJbe
general
election
throughout
I
South
Africa
yesterday
Premier
Smut
was
defeated
in
Pretoria
West.
The
result
at
ten
o'clock
last
nigbl
indicated
gain
for
Ihe
Nat
ionali!
-Labor
opposition.
The
defeat
of
(lie
Premier
by
hi
labor
opponent
Hay
came
a
a
distinct
surprise.
The
prevail
ing
view
is
Ihal
Hie
(lovernmenl
caumd
hope
I
o
secure
a
majority
Late
Despatch
The
standing
of
(be
parties
Ibis
afternoon
in
South
Africa
wa:
(iovernment
Parly
3",
.Na
tioualisls
-'7,
Labor
18,
lude
pendents
1
and
I
lie
re
are
51
more
lo
bear
from.
The
conviction
is
forcing
it
elf
upon
Ihe
I
iovernment
fol-
ton,
lu
make
him.
Mr.
Mackay
'lowers
lhat
the
Smuts
adminis-
nwiyor
of
Priiice
Hupert.
1
1
rat
ion
will
be
overthrown.
lleganling
the
suggestion
that:
be
bad
been
associated
in
the
iniril
Uf
MIT
I
AW
TCTC
campaign
with
F.
(i.
Dawson,
Mr.
UVuIl
ITltlTllLLAW
UtlJ
Mackay
offered,
lo
wenr
to
an
affidavit
that
tin'
only
time
he
bad
been
in
Mr.
Dawson's
com
FIVE
YE
RS-OK
ALL
A
pany,
outside
of
al
church
and1
Hugh
McMillan
of
Smilhers
walking
along
the
street,
was
on
was
Ibis
morning
found
guilty
of
one
occasion
when
he
had
called
Indecent
assault
by
Judge
Itobert-
Mr.
Daw-son
into
hi
office
lo
sou
in
the
county
court
and
wa
confer
with
ui
old
man
who
de-
sentenced
to
serve
rive
years
at
sired
lo
niter
the
Old
Man'
Okalla.
The
case
was
a
disgusl-Hoiue.
v
He
challenged
Ihe
Con-
ing
one.
servalive
to
make
a
contrary
af-
Prisoner
will
be
sent
south
London
to
Capitalists
LONDON,
June
18.
Negotiations,
which
were
entered
into
a
month
ago
for
the
sale
of
the
Pacific
Great
Eastern
Railway
of
British
Columbia
to
a
powerful
group
of
London
capitalists,
is
likely
to
have
favorable
results.
Two
syndicates
of
British
financiers
are
Inquiring
for
further
particulars
relating
to
the
road
and
the
price
the
B.C.
Government
will
accept
and
concessions
which
would
be
made
to
a
company
taking
it
over.
PRINCE
WILL
TAKE
PART
IN
JAMBOREE
To
Attend
Thanksgiving
Service
and
Stay
Night
In
Camp
at
Wembley
LONDON,
June
18
The
prince
ol
Wales
is
to
take
an
active
part
in
the
imperial
jamboree
organized
by
the
boy
scouts
to
be
held
ul
Wembley
August
t
to
8.
The
prince
will
not
only
open
Ihe
proceedings
but
slay
u
night
in
camp
-ind
attend
Ihe
thanksgiving
service
uu
Sunday.
LEAGUE
BASEBALL
American
League
Washington
IS,
Chicago
0.
New
York
7,
Cleveland
5.
Hoston
I,
Detroit
7.
Phlladelphla-.l.
Louis,
rain.
National
League
Cincinnati
t,
Hrooklyu
5,
Pittsburg
5-ti,
Host
on
2-1.
Chicago
0,
Philadelphia
5.
SI.
Louis
3,
New
York
5.
Jim
Jones,
Indian,
charged
In
ii
.
.it..
ii
.
...
1110
city
ponce
court
Mils
mom-
,'lng
vvilh
drunkenness,
was
rc-
Hiatided
uuli!
tomorrow.
LOOKS
GOOD
FOR
GOVERNMENT
RETURN
SOUTHERN
INTERIOR
Hon.
W.
II.
Sutherland
wires
following
a
lour
to
Ihe
southern
interior
that
il
looks
goisl
ror
Ihe
return
oT
the
Liberal
candidates
in
every
constituency
in
which
he
had
been.
They
realize
lhat
Oliver's
Tight
for
lower
freight
rates
and
general
govern-mental
policy
are
vital
to
the
continued
progress
of
the
province.
LATE
TELEGRAMS
Diuke
al
50
to
I
won
Hunt
Cup
with
Weather
Vane
second
and
Twelve
Pointer
third.
Iloth
American
women
Miss
Helen
Wills
and
Mrs.
Mai
lory
were
defeated
lo-duy
by
Miss
Phyllis
Covell
and
Mrs.
McKane
respectively.
Canada's
socccrleam
In
Aim
Iralla
were
defeated
.by
Manly
Metropolitans
0
to
2;
Street
Stle,
186
some
lengtli
nil
o
an
account
oil
The
Latest
In
Restaurant.
BOSTON
GRILL
Third
Avenue.
Best
of
Food
Good
Service.
Private
Boxes
for
Parly
Use.
'Take
Her
to
The
Boston."
Ross
Mackay
Outlines
his
PRICE
FIVE'
CENTS.
EAT
EASTERN
LIKELY
BE!
SOLD
POSTAL
STRIKE
IS
DELAYED
AND
NEGOTIATIONS
ARE
ON
FOR
SETTLEMENT
editorial
Strenuous
Ftorts
Stop
SICMBND
AS
.PREMIER
SMUTS
WHAT
WILL
THEY
THINK
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT?
If
Hirough
any
slip
or
mis-ruinrptiou
f
fiic-lfi
the
eojlt
of
Pnnc,e
1
tupert
hould
happen
lu
return
Mayor
Newton
ul
the
lieud
of
the
poll
on
Friday
to
represent
lliein
ul
Victoria,
what
would
lite
rest
of
the
country
think,
?
They
would
my
thai
Prince
Ilupcrt
dors
nol
wiuil
lower
freight
rules
that
Ihi
city
doe
not
nppreriale
the
work
done
hy
the
iiii'inlier
in
roiuifcUoii
with
labor
Icgislu-Iioii,
social
legislation,,
uml
pressing
the
claim
of
the
district
on
Olluwa
ju
such
a
way
n
lo
bring
result.
Happily
for
the
district
ami
its
reputation
Pnliullu
i
gelling
that
general
siiporl
which
insures
hi
elerllon
on
Friday
mid
he
will
go
lo
Victoria
lu
carry
on
Ihe
policy
of
northern
development,
to
hark
up
Oliver
in
In
freight
rule
fight,
and
lo
carry
on
Ihe
propaganda
in
favor
of
the
north
which
he
undertake
oil
the
time.
Pallullo
i
the
man
who
i
four
square
with
hi
constituent
and
who
says
what
he
mean
and
ny
it
with
muiic
force.
Kolrtlin
cr.diror
Ihe.
city
and
ililricl.
he
I
Ihe
man
who
should
go
to
Victoria.
YVhtil
will
Ihe
people
there
think
of
ii
a
n
cotnmtimly
if
we
send
Mr.
Ncwlon?
HOMAGE
PAID
DEAD
SAILORS
Cabinet
Council
Meeting
this
Afternoon
considers
Representations
and
Offer
Made
to
Men.
.
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t
ft
I
.
t
At
....
I
I
Inn
I
III-
..."
u.Z
;
,
;
deler-
he
would
agree
lo
withdraw
...
..'
i,
....-
it,,..,
ri.iMUMP
candidature
IUIIie.1
11
Hie
Civil
rnicc
i
iiiiiiiussiuu
.c
.........
rale
plus
the
IU'J-i-25
bonus,
the
government
is
willing
to
coil
liniie
Ihe
bonus
iiulil
the
salury
revision
for
the
entire
service
has
hern
couiiinmuled.
Itcpresenlalives
of
Ihe
postal
workers
tneel
Ihe
member
of
Ihe
government
ngeiu
Ihi
afternoon
for
a
conference
with
Hon.
Charles
.Stewart,
uctuig
potmatcr
general,
ami
lion.
.lame
M
unlock,
minister
of
labor
following
an
adjournmcnl
at
noon.
In
the
meantime
repre-ienlalioii
from
I
lie
postal
worker
will
be
taken
up
al
a
meeting
of
(lie
cabinet
council.
Mr.
M
unlock
wa
notified
Ihi
morning
of
Hie
intention
of
Ihe
postal
worker
(o
go
on
strike
at
five
o'clock
(hi
afternoon
unless
stilUfaclniy
arrangements
are
made
in
(he
meantime.
OITAWA,
June
18.
The
Postal
Strike
ha
been
drferrc.l
21
hour
lo
allow
of
further
Mack
ay
Declares
Offer
Was
Made
to
Htm
to
Withdraw
From
Contsst
T.
Hoss
Muckay,
the
Provincial
parly
candidate,,
told
al
his
meet-iii
lust
night
of
two
offer
thai
had
been
made
'him
by
the
Con
Policy
and
Criticizes
Very
Severely
Both
his
Opponents
T.
Hoss
Mackay,
Provincial
party
candidate:
Tor
the
Legis
lature,
last
night
addressed
an
audience
which
look,
up
all
the
iomcwhat
limited
accommodation
of
the
Metropole
Hall.
Ih'i
peaker
was
given
an
attentive
but
undemonstrative
hearing
and
there
was
uu
indication
lhat
a
number
or
his
listeners
were
actuated
in
their
attendance
more
out
of
curiosity
than
from
any
other
motive.
The
announcement
lhat
Mr.
Mackay
would
answer
to
the
charge
of
having
sold
out,
undoubtedly
offered
nine
attraction
and
in
this
his
hearers
were
not
disappointed
for
be
told
or
two
oiler
that
had
been
made
turn
by
Conservative
interest
if
be
would
agree
lo
support
Mayor
Newion.
Mr.
Mac-i
kay
attacked
the
reconl
of
the!
Oliver
government,
pointed
out
tlie
j
necessity
in
thf
interests
or
tbcj
KINGS
GREET
ROTARIANS
city
of
Prince
llupert
and
the
"
north
that
Ihe
Howser
candidate
neaos
oi
many
uovernmenva
bould
be
.Mealed
and
wenl
at
Hewd
From
at
Big
Conven-
tlon
In
Toronto
what
Ihe
Provincial
party
pro-
'
-
posed
lo
do
ir
it
were
return-j-
TOHONTO,
June
18
Itotarian
ed
to
power.
A.
D.
Plant
pre-
at
the
International
convention
ided.
.received
greetings
yesterday
rrom
Happy
Medium
(King
Ceorge,
Queen
Mary,
the
Mr.
Mackay
opened
up
in
a
Viceroy
or
India,
Premier
Smuts
characteristic
humorou
vein..oi
Soulli
Africa,
President
L.00U
H.s
slated
that
he
intended
t.i.tdge,
and
the
kings
and
presidents
jdrike
a
Jianpy
medium
between
one,
of
JJig
candidates,
who
.while
visiting
the
Queen
charlotte
Is
lands,
could
not
be
started
lo
speak
and
the
-id
her
who
could
not
be
slopped.
The
present
campaign,
lie
sani,
in
some
respects
was
not
lo
hi
liking.
It
seemed
that
reason
and
good
judgment
wa
being
dethroned
by
passion
ami
prejudice.
It
was
UH
hi
aim,
however,
lo
appeal
lo
reason
and
good
judgment.
He
had
nol
entered
Ihe
contest
with
view
lo
defeating
one
or
the
other
of
his
opposing
candidates
but
because
he
felt
lhat
the,
pread.
Liquor
Business
Slating
that
be
did
not
ad-
Jmire
any
government
that
was
in
aid
IT
a
government,
however,!
did
find
itself
saddled
with
suclil
of
many
other
countries.
Representatives
,frun
20
countries
are
presenl'from
1323
clubs.
The
total
.registration
of
(dele-gates
and
guests
number
8,605.
policy
of
the
Provincial
Party'
NOMK.
June
18
Ihe
American
was
well
adapted
lo
the
needs
ofchooner
Xaunk,
Capt.
Pederson.
Hrilsh
Lolumbia
at
Ihi
lime.
Injarrived
en
route
from"
San
Fran-11)16
the
people
had
united
lo
cisco
lo
the
Arctic,
Ocean
on
.1
put
the
Howser
government
out
hunting
and
trading
I
rip.
Peder-
or
power.
The
Liberals
bad
cried
son
said
thai
in
his
25
years
ex-
economy
al
Ihal
time
but
they
perienee
he
had
never
round
the
had
been
in
power
eisht
years
'ice
so
heavy
as
fur
south
in
and
they
had
greatly
increased
Hering
Sea
before.
He
had
many
Ihe
public
debt
with
no
cones-
limes
lu
use
dynamite
and
pow-pixidiug
increase
or
assets
lo
der
lo
release
Ihe
Xaunk
rrom
the
show
for
il.
Comment
on
the
ice.
government
s
extravagance
was
wide;
USED
DYNAMITE
TO
FREE
SHIP
Schooner
Naunk
Found
More
Ice
In
Behrlng
Sea
Than
Ever
Before
MANSON
WILL
GET
MAJORITY
EVERY
BOOTH
I
the
liquor
business,
Mr.
Mackuy
Roundlno
Out
Enthusiastic
Cam
a
business
it
should
be
ad.iilni,
VANDLIUIOOF.
June
18.
lered
in
an
economical
manner.
ri,i.
i,
n....
tj
,
iiiuubii
I,
in
viri
null
is
u
l"IC-
,.
...
,
,
,
Liu.rmous
pri.fils
U,
brokers
and
Bone
conciUl,,un,
,,0II.
A
M
inanurac
urers
inight
be
etimiii-
ManMlll
aUrney
peneral,
is
aled
and
the
liquor
produced
in
.,ickin!I
wilh
,,,
xun
,
Ihe
province
by
Ihe
government
itself.
when
It
was
nol
good
busiues.
a
government
made
a
(continued
on
page
four)
palgn
In
Omlneca
Riding
on
election
day.
The
minister
is
now
roiindinir
mil
vvl.ul
In,
I
retroactive
Increase
or
pay
(o
a
nwA
p,rthlls,asi,e
cau,alrfi,
Ihe
brewers.
His
own
policy
lh,.re
ani
m.
ol
a
-u
US
fa.r
..Iiq!'r
9im,mM
S'olMoK
division,
that
will
not
cerned.
Mr.
Mackay
said,
would
,,,,
a
major,y.
M
be
lo
help
to
minimUc
its
con-i,e
suatio
,,,
Ulc
indications
sumj.tioii
a
rar
a
possible.
hx-ar,
tha,
Mr
.Mun!,on
win
ro
cessive
use
or
liquor
was
in
tho
a
majority
equalling
f-
not
best
interests
of
no
one
and
he
..clinsinir
ifie
niiri.irie..i
1..-
Imd
no
sympnlhy
vvilh
a
system
alhm
1P
Was
given
in
the
9
'0
thai
made
II
easy
to
gel
lcr
and
election.
'
spirits.
He
would
not
lavor
ab-l
Puberih
for
lh
DalU
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