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wgggD W ednesday, July 23, 1913

 

 

 

DAILY EDITION.

Howsoever little the general
liking may be for the Industrial
Workers of the World, it
only fair to tolerate them, This
business of denying free speech
to people with unpopular views
positively dangerous. ‘The
man’s views may be frequently
wrong, but they may be some-
times right. And when the
unpopular view turns out to be
the right view experience “has
shown that it is likely to be of
such great value as to more
than make up for the waste
and damage done by the men
preaching the worthless causes.
Most great reforms and most
great’ reformers have had
trouble with the world and re-
ceived nothing but reproaches

THE RECENT FRACAS
IN SEATTLE.

Those who have any regard
for the maintenance of order
and the advancement of civili-
zation can read only with re-
gret the account of the recent
rioting in Seattle. The Social-
ists and Industrial Workers of
the World appear lo have been
attacked without any special
provocation by a erowd of
which the leaders were uni-
formed members of the United
States navy. The civic po-
lice, moreover, seem® to have
made no attempt to protect
the goods of what is, after all,
a large section of Seattle's
citizens from the wrecking
hands of the mob. The whole
affair takes on the semblance

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of an officially tolerated on- from it for bumping it out of
slaught on peaceful private its rut. But the world, look-
citizens. And as it has been ing back long afterward, is

thankful for the work done.
If, then, we still have any re-
gard for human advancement
and recognize that it only
likely to be obtained through

the general fate of new causes,
whether good or bad, to flour-
ish under persecution, such
an occurrence as this is more
likely to benefit the Industrial

  

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Workers than to weaken them the allowance tu each of as
to any inaterial degree. great a share of liberty as is

If the trouble had been compatible with the like enjoy-
sfarted by the Industrial ment of freedom by his neigh-
Workers themselves there bor, we must be willing to con-

cede the right of free speech to
reformers, however socialistic
or anarchistic their opinions
may be. For otherwise it might

might have been some excuse
for the action of the rioters.
There surely have been plenty
of occasions when a plausible

pretext for such a row offered, chance that there would be
without blowing up a storm such a suppression of the pub-
out of the calm in this fashion. lic expression of opinion as

The riot has been the worst could only cause political and
kind of advertisement of the moral stagnation. To Mayor
United States government and Cotteril, who has always al-

lowed the Socialists and Indus-
trial Workers of the World to
wive addresses in the open air
so long as they did not infringe
the law, no blame, but praise,
should be given. He acted in
the spirit of liberty.

the best kind of advertisement
for the syndicalists. Think of
it! They are now able to cry
themselves up as peaceful citi-
zens outraged by the servants
of the state. And what they
say is true.

A Great Opportunity
FOR MENTO SAVE MONEY

As‘we intend going out of Men’s
Suits, Men’s Underwear, Men’s
Shirts and Boots and Shoes we
are offering the balance of our
stock at a tremendous sacrifice.
You will easily be convinced
when you’ see the wonderful
:: bargains we are offering

| | JABOUR BROS.

THE HOUSE OF GOOD VALUES.
«Third Avenue Prince Rupert

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Ottawa, July 21.—Even more
stringent this year are the regu-
lations designed to prevent
est fires along railway lines in
just handed down by the railway
commission, following a hearing
early this month at which the
commission of conservation

and the railway companies were
represented. The order first pro-

who must record the condition of

these meshes every month. and
report to the commission’s en-
gineer.

The chief fire inspector will

each year submit
companies the measures
will be necessary for firé pre-
vention and the railway com-
panies are ordered to maintain
from April to November forces of
fire rangers in dangerous dis-

to the railway
which

 

Tom Hewlett Dies in Ottawa
Ottawa, July 18—When  Par-
liament reassembles, the famil-
iar face of Tom Hewlett, who for
the past thirty-five years has
done duty as guardian of the Con
servalive rooms in the House
Commons, will be missed by leg-
islators on both the
House. His death occurred yes-
ferday at the capital. He was 65
years old,

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sides of

Tramp—-Good morning, lady, I
thought perhaps I might be able
to get a bite here.

Mrs, Snapp—Certainly not!
Tramp—Oh! then I am labor-
ing under a mistake,

Mrs. Snapp—It strikes me you
never labor under any cireum-
stances.—London Opinion.

 

 

12 Imported Tunics, this week
only for $18.75; regular price

 

$32.00 to $50.00. See window at
Demers, 170tf

for- |

British Columbia, for by an order}

for
the province of British Columbia}

vides for mesh netting guards
over all smokestacks and fire!
boxes and requires the railway
companies to keep inspectors,

Winner of the second race in the George
wana, a Canadian yacht, won the first race on Monday.

| tricts,

NEAGHA, THE AMERICAN YAGHT.

series. The

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STRINGENT FIRE REGULATIONS
ISSUED BY THE RAILWAY BOARD

COMMISSION TAKES GREATEST PRECAUTIONS TO PREVENT
FOREST FIRES ALONG THE RAILWAY LINES IN
BRITISH COLUMBIA.

these gangs to be

Nir-

under

jthe supervision of the fire in-

specto
tion ¢
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| graph

Another new
‘oinpels engineers,
penalty, to report by
to the superintende

re

rs.

gula-
under

tele-
ant at

lany divisional point the existence

of
right

ed thr
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order
in suf
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this e
the of

engine

burn 1
way b

of the

alized

Otta
terday
contra
to the

500,00

The

crowd
north
Prince

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any

the Welland Canal.

here were:

fires
way,

near
and

or upo

of if reasc
ough the fault of the
the superintendent
out all available

Ss

n the
ynably

supposed that fire has been start-

» rail-
must
ection

men and other regular employees

extin-
to

licient numbers to
the fire. Instruction
ffect must be published in

book

verating orders

vious to April of each year.

division
oil fuel

s

on any
1othing but

oard. The latter

new regulation if i

$100 for

wa, July 19.—-There

, the most important

ct for the first

Dominion Dredging

0,

steamer

Canai Contract Let.

pre-
All
must
under

conditions approved by the rail-
can
lieve the railway of any portion

re-

sees

fit, but every railway can be pen-
each offence for
failing to obey these regulations.

was a

brief meeting of the cabinet yes-

work

performed being the letting of the
section of
The job £0es

pany, the figure quoted being $3,-

On the Princess Sophia.

Princess Sophia
arrived here yesterday afternoon
at half past 5 o’clock with a big

of execursionists for the
and some passengers to
Rupert. Those coming

Phail, W. F. Wakefie

t, Mrs. Gaslen, Mrs

KE. Bain, Joe Murphy,

Id, W.

Booth, H, Stein, Mr. Philpot, Mr.

. Me-

Launch Alice B for hire. Tele-
phone Green 391, Davis’ Float.

NAAS VALLEY RESOURCES

 

Route for Railway Presents No
Engineering Difficulties.

 

H. S. Irwin, district forester,

after spending a week over in the
Naas valley, accompanied by Ww.

A, Boultbee, local fire warden,
has returned to his headquarters
at Prince Rupert. Mr. Irwin is

in charge of the timber resources
of an immense territory, embrac-
ing both the constituencies of
Skeena and Atlin, and is practic-
ally in the field throughout the
open season. Of his trip to the
upper waters of the Naas river
he was most enthusiastic, “While
I have no data regarding climatic
conditions, I should judge from
the growth of the natural
asses and wild berries that the
soil splendid, both on the
bench and bottom lands, for
mixed farming. I saw some large
bay meadows on our trip. rot
the purpose of railway construc-
tion the route along the Naas
river presents no obstacles for
economieal construction,” he said
in reply to a query if the land
was adapted for settlement.
Portland Canal Miner.

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Mexican President Praised

London, July 19—Unstinted
praise of President Wilson's re-
fusal to recognize the govern-
ment of Provisional President
Huerta of Mexico is voiced here
today in the initial issue of The
Mexican Revolution, published

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ARE YOU GOING EAST
THIS SUMMER?

Special Excursions M 28th to Sep-
7 t oth

ember 30th.
Returning Limit October 31st.
Vancouver to Toronto and
FOCUPA nccccccscspecgcccree $82.00
Vancouver to Montreal and
¥ return "Weed Herb aaa’ - $116.00
‘ancouver to Ne or
¥ return . a thle’? aa oes $108.60
ancouver to Chicago &@
POUT cs ccccccseeccrscoess $72.60
Vancouver to St. Paul and
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Other Points Correspondingly Low.
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General Agent Cor, 8rd Ave & 6th St
Princess Sophia, south, Gat., 9 am.

LUMBER
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by Mexican  constitutionalists.
European ccuntries are bitterly
denounced for recognizing the
Huerta government and Huerta
is characterized as “a traitor
and a blody assassin,”

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25 Suits and Coats, this week

only for $15.75; regular price
$18.00 to $27.00. See window at
Demers. 170tf

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HELPFUL AND HARMLESS

 

— MATHIEU S

 

 

 

 

18 POWDERS FOR 26 CENTS

If your dealer cannot supply you, the

box postpaid on receipt of price.

 

  

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It is the most convenient and
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Head Office Pacife Building
Second Floor

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Phone 116

 

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Sawmill Co. Ltd.
Lumber

Mouldings

A large stock of dry finish-
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lumber a apecialty. Delivery
made ut short notice.

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