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DAILY EDITION.

THE APOSTLE OF

FAIR PLAY.
When an alderman rises to
his feet in a mood of great
agitation to demand fair play

in the shape of a 8100 cheque
for a discharged employee of
the city; when the same alder-
man takes the floor again a
few minutes later defend
those enterprising citizens who
have installed private sewage
pipes against the oppression
of supposedly unjust taxation,
we are expected, of course, to
sit on a back seat, fold our
arms and regard his magnani-
mous spirit with admiration.
But, having a grain or two of
common sense in our: heads,
we decline to do anything of
the sort. Promiscuous hero
worship is a bad thing in busi-
ness and we will not allow it to
blind our eyes to the fact that
Alderman Bullock - Webster
és supposed to be a champion
of the city’s interests, and not
a holder of briefs for every
Tom, Dick and Harry who may
imagine that he has some
shadow of a grievance against
the municipality. We will
second Alderman Bullock-

to

agi Thursday, June 19, 1913.

NORTHERN BRITISH COLUMBIA

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OFFICE

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fair play when he applies it not

only to the case of the private
individual, but also to that of
the mass of ratepayers of

Prince Rupert. When moved
by the very laudable spirit of
generosity to make doles out
of the public purse, alderthen
would do well to remember that
the public, too. has its feelings
and that its pufse is not bot-

tomless, except in the sense
that just now it has a hole in
it, a hole which it will take

oru best management to repair.

 

—_——_—_—().
Edward the Peacemaker
brought France and _ Britain
closer together than they had
been for two centuries. Per-
haps King George's reign may
be signalized by the ending of
the blood feud between France
and Germany.

The decision of the Imper-
ial Privy Council that all court’
must be publie is regarded as
wise in the abstract, but not
suited to this, that, or the
other court. We cannot have
the benefits of publicity and
also the benefits of secrecy
without the evils of either. A
choice must be made, and the
balance of advantage with

is

 

Webster's championship of

 

the position of the law lords.

 

of Boots

days.

Extra Reductions

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are offering exceptional bargains during the next few
Remember we have shoes to fit men, women, beys,
girls and babies, and there are bargains for a!!

& Shoes

in Men's Boots

 

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THE HOUSE OF
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on aaa ao booklet in colors and save $50
wear like and do work equal 10 brand new machines.

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ists TO DROP

14
to
weeks

London, June

of
the most recent
British As
quith, upon Mr. Bonar Law's de

mand, has allotted two days for
the debate on the Marconi scan-
dal and the whole nation on
the alert. By a strict party vote,
the coalition majority on the
Marconi committee has declared
that Sir Rufus Isaacs, Mr. David
Lioyd-George and Lord Murray
of Elibank, in buying shares in
the American Marconi Company,
have done nothing reflecting on
their honor. In other words, the
committee's report completely
vindicates the ministers

The London Star, one of
ministerial dailies, declares
this report “must end the
paign of vile slander set afoot in
the hope of crippling Lloyd-
George's anti-landlord campaign
and destroving home rule and
Welsh disestablishment.
Another min sterial journal, the
Daily Chronicle, however, warns
the chancellor of the exchequer
and the attorney general that it
would be unwise to assume that
nothing regrettable has hap-
pened, adding:
“The house resents the lack of
candor shown by the ministers
last October

next week be

flery

expects one
in

politics. Premiet

is

the
that
cam-

in American Marconi shares the

wear a white sheet. But the min-

MARCONI SCANDAL TO BE MADE
SOLE ISSUE IN NEXT ELECTION

KIER HARDIE SAYS NOTHING CAN PREVENT BRITISH PARLIA-
MENT GOING TO PEOPLE THIS FALL—UNION-

Everyone

THE DAILY NEWS

HOME RULE.

would then witness the greatest |

political tragedy of modern times
and Treland would, once more,
be back in the valley of desola
tion.”
Mr. Hardie foreshadows a great |
Marconi campaign by the oppo-
sition, in which home rule, tariff |
reform conscription and every- |
thing else will be put aside and
a dissolution demanded on the
Marconi scandal alone Other |
distinct groups of opinion will

be heard from in next week's de
bate.

POLICEMEN PLEADED
GUILTY TO CHARGES

Five Members of San Francisco
Force Sent to County Jail
for Ning Months.

 

 

| ilarly
‘ | guilty.
From their failure}
then to disclose their transactions!

present crop of evils has sprung./ceny as the result

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San Francisco, June 16,.—Five
suspended members of the San
Francisco police department
pleaded guilty today indict
ments charging them with con-
spiracy with bunco en to de
jfraud citizens and were se€N-/qne
tenced to serve nine month in the
county jail Two other police-

similarly charged and sim
pleaded not

men,
suspended,

Over the heads of the five who
pleaded guilty hangs felony in-

Toronto
has accepted the challenge of|
Miss Dot Carr of New Haven, |
the champion girl sprinter of
the United States, and recently!
run a series of sprints at the}

Toronto Stadium.

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facts of the case to the house | are Joseph L. Droulette, John New York, June 16.—The estate Phone 186
was an error of judgment and | Sullivan, William McHugh, of John Jacob Astor, who lost his
ought to be frankly confessed | Charles Joseph and Sergeant life when the Titanic sank, was; — - .
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