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WEEKLY EDITION a> Monday, Oct. 13, 1913.
t =
4 CORRUPTION IN Boer war during the Sir Wil-
«CMA TEAUQUAY. frid Laurier regime, was
A Lik is need feel no de- point that helped materially to
f eT eee win this Nationalist victory.
spondency over the result Of; Another was the appeal to the
Chateauguay. Hon. Sydney cupidity of the French speak-
Fisher made an exceilent run- ing people. On the eve of the
ning when it is considered that election Hon. Robert Rogers
the number Of French speak- endeavored to debauch the con-
ing voters in the riding is stituency with the announce-
double that of the English ment that the government pro-
speaking voters. The French posed to build a dam across
were naturally interested in the Richelieu River, at the town

that none of Quebec
the Empire as long as
stood at its head.
servative government
the Nationalists.
more to the
strength
more shackle to
Mr. Borden if he

the

come an Old Man of
on his shoulders, infl
his conduct and missh
his policy.

honestly afraid of the
being sent to fight for t
pire as they were sent

in parliament;

the warcry of the Nationalists,
‘s
would ever be sent to fight for

sons

Borden

It is there-
fore not a victory for the Con-

but for

It adds one
Nationalist

one

feet of

should ever
desire to represent Canada as

a whole; if he should ever
have the ambition to prove
himself a statesman. The Na-

tionalist party is bound to be-

the Sea
uencing
apening

Working on the prejudice of
the Nationalists, who may be

ir sons
he Em-

 

to the

of Chateauguay,

$20,000.
for some

stood

Canada.

may take
to shake

the provi
provincial
control,

chine. H
was doub

election.

sponsor.

was converted
bulwark for the political ma-
fine Italian hand
to the fore i
many ways in the Chateauguay

That
votes.

His corrupt

off.

nce,
government

is

tless

 

 

at a cost of
may account
There were
doubtless other smart election
dodges for which Mr. Rogers
As an elec-
tioneering expert of the crooked
sort he is without a peer in
prac-
tices in Manitoba, spread over
a number of years, landed that
provinze in the grip of a po-
litical autocracy which is still
in the ascendant and which it
the province years
Mr. Rogers so
engineered things in Manitoba
that all the natural wealth of
over which the

into a

 

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In charge of Captain J. H. Moore, of Titanic fame.
sengers and freight. Fog and smoke are blamed for her grounding.

 

C.P.R. STEAMER MT. TEMPLE ASHORE OFF MAISSONEUVE

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SMITHERS BEGINS TO GROW |

 

 

 

Smith & Eggleston are now
working on a large number of

jobs and have contracts for sev-
eral more which will be started
immediately. These buildings
consist of Lynch Bros.’ general
store, Chisholm’s hardware store,
two buildings for R. 8. Sargent,
being his store and warehouse,
Adams’ drug store and post office
building, the Union Bank build-
ing, three buildings for Mr.
Bigelow, a barber shop for John
Wander, and a bungalow for J,
W. Turner. The last mentioned
building is practically completed
and Mr. and Mrs. Turner will
move in next Tuesday. The con-
tractors have made a start on
their own office building on the
eorner of Alfred and Queen, but
owing to the numerous jobs they
have on hand they are making
very slow progress with it.

The Williams-Carr Lumber Co.,
who are to handle all kinds of

coast building material, have al-
ready received a large number of
orders for finishing lumber, roof-
ing, beaver board, etc., and their
first shipment of twelve cars will
be absorbed soon after its ar-
rival.

° ° .
The store at the north end of
Francois Lake has been restocked
by the proprietor, Mr. Mosher,
who has placed Mr. Cox in charge,
who informs us that the increase
in the price of provisions will not
average more than 2 1-2 per cent.
over local prices. This store is
65 miles nearer the Sibolla gold
field and will doubtless get the
patronage the enterprising pro-
prietor deserves.
Frank Johnson is taking his
pack train down to Hudson Bay
Mountain to pack out-ore from
the White Heather group for an
initial shipment to the smelter.

* ° * .
Smith and Erickson, who made
a new strike on Hudson Bay
Mountain between Chicken Lake
and Smithers a couple of months
ago, have been doing some fur-
ther prospecting lately, and have
found another lead, samples from
which Mr. Smith brought in this
week, showing the same charac-
ter of ore as that of Hunter Ba-
sin, and is sending them down
for assay. They are preparing
to build a cabin on their prop-
erty, which is only a short dis-
tance from the railway, and will

 

do some work this winter.

 

Sweeney and Orchard are mov-
ing their business down to
Smithers this week and will open
up again on Main street, between
Second and Third.

* * *

A real estate deal of consider-

able importance was consummat-

ed this week when the Clayson
place, a few miles east of
Smithers, was sold for a con-

sideration of $50 per acre. Mr.
Paul H. Moore was the vendor in
the deal, and Mr. J. GC. Rock, who
recently paid the valley a visit
for the purpose of investing, was
the purchaser.
. . °

Dick Rogers returned the fore

part of the week from the Deep

Creek section and reports a
splendid showing made by the
summer’s work on the mineral

property there in which he is in-
terested. He was accompanied on
the trip by Mr. Dockrill, who took
a number of camples from the
vein to take with him to Van-
couver for assaying. Dockrill
had heard of the splendid returns
the owners had had “from this
property, and as he is not a man
to overlook good things, took the
opportunity to sample the prop-
erty himself.
° . *

F. M. Dockrill closed up his af-
fairs in Telkwa this week and left
for the coast on Wednesday. He
expressed himself as being well
pleased with the showing his
company had made on their coal
measures, and said that he was
satisfied that when spring opens
up they would be prepared to
carry out some extensive plans.
He had preliminary surveys made
for a power plant at the junction
of Howson Creek and the south
fork of the Telkwa River, and is
making application for water
rights at that place, with the ob-

ject of eventually utilizing it to
generate’ electricity. — Telkwa
Tribune.

GEN. DIAZ TO RETURN

Ex-President of Mexico to Leave
Europe this Month

Biarritz, Oct, 8.—Gen. Perfirie
Diaz, ex-president of exico,
probably will return to Mexico
toward the end of the month. Re-
cently he was summoned home
by the Mexican war department
for service in the army.

 

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HUNGER STRIKERS FEED

Kansas City fRecalcitrants Are
Now Breaking Rock

Kansas City, Oct. 7.—The last
man of three who went on a hun-
ger strike eight days ago rather
than work on the “rock pile,” to
which Judge Latshaw, of the
criminal court sentenced them
for petty larceny ,has given in.
All three are breaking rock, hav-
ing admitted to the court they
are very fond of work—and food.

Servian Banker Disappears

Pueblo, GColo., Oct: 8.—Police
of Pueblo are looking for Sava
Radakovich, a Servian merchant
and banker of this city ,who
believed by them to have left the

1s

country, taking with him some
$90,000 of his creditors’ depos-
its. The bank which the Servian
conducted was an_ unlicensed
one,

 

   

  

A HALF MILLION
DOLLARS LOANED

To Contract Holders at 5% per
annum simple interest, during
the past two years to buy or
build HOMES, to improve their
properties, to pay off mortgages
a. of a higher rate of interest.

A RECORD

Second to none in the history of
Contract Loaning Companies in
the world,

THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE

have erespen their opportunity
and will have a home of their
own. Paying for it in payments
less than rent.

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lord, or for your family?
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