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tJAILT
EDITION
Wednesday,
Sept.
8,
I92C.
Latest
Move
is
to
'
Claim
Success.
The
Coiis-euvntives
ore
now
claiming
with,
loud
voices.
Just
as
they
did
last
year,
that
they
are
going
to
sweep
Ihe
coiuilr
and
that
the
local
candidate
is
bound
to
succeed.
Last
year
wo
remember
two
candidates
for
whom
that
was
claimed
and
local
people
remember
Ihe
result.
Do
not
be
led
away
by
Ihe
voice
of
the
siren
or
the
bombast
of
the
politician,
whether
he
wear
Ihe
uniform
of
ail
army
officer
or
the
more
appropriate
counie
of
the
civilian.
,;
.
Ve
Miggest
that
all
,
.those
who
haye
Liberal
sympathies-,
liu
Jielieve;in
government
by
the-
mase.'
ins
lend
of
'government
by
the
few,
shall
roll
up
such
a
majority
for
Fred
Stork,
at
this
election
as
.hall
-show
for
all
time
just
what
they
mean.
Fishermen
kiiow
that
Stork,
is
Ihe
man
wlio
has
fought
for
Iheio
both
in
regard
to
lraps
and
Oriental
competition.
The
foreign
born
kiiovy
that
when
a
Conservative
candidate
like
Wright
tfets
up
tju.
tii
e
platform
and
urges
thp
disfranchisement
of
the
foreign
borii
rand
is
not
disowned
until
it
is
found
a
mistake
ha
been
made,
that
they
will
have
little
chance
for
a
fair
deal,
Prince
i
Rupert
people
know
that
when
the
great
Conservative
Bury,
of
Edmonton,
who
is
spoken
of
for
a
place
in
the
MeighVn
cabinet,
tells
the
people
that
they
should
concentrate
on
Vancouver
ami
not
worry
about
Prince
Rupert,
I
hey
have
little
to
hope
'for
In
spite
of
the
protestations
of
Mr.
Brady.
It
is
better
"lo
be
safe
than
sorry.
NVe
have
tried
Stork
and
found
him
sound.
He
has
never
turned
u
deaf
ear
to
any
deserving
representations.
He
ha.
secured
the
elevator
and
would
have
secured
a
Sherman's
float
this
year
if
the
vole
had
not
been
killed
by
the
Meighen
raid.
'
Tarlf
Is
Chief
Conservative
Policy.
Now
lhat
Premier
Meighen
is
back
in
Ontario
he
is
featuring
the
tariff
in
his
election
speeches.
Out
here
he
did
not
make,
it
so
.prominent.
Ontario
is
the
place
where
manufacturers
flour
ivb
and
we
are
glad
to
have
them
flourish,
but
it
must
not
be
at
oiir
.expense.
We
are
not
willing
Id
pay
the
saxaphone
orchestra
to
which
the
olher
man,
is
lo
jazz.
We
are
a
producing
province.
We
are
mostly
miners
or
liimjiermen
or
fishermen
or
farmers
and
we
do
not
benefit
from
protection,
but
ihe
same
duly
which
.enhances
the
profits
of
the
Ontario
manufacturer
makes
living
dearer
here
and
increases
the
cost
of
production
ciT
th
product
or
our
mines,
lumber
camps
janil
fisheries.
,
'
"
Desperate
Attempt
"
'-
i
To
Influence
Voters.
'
It
is
ra
preat
battery
of
political
eloquence
that
is
being
opflied
on
Ihe
voters
of
this
constituency
bv
Ihe
Conservative
f
Party
during
ihjcampaigji
svillytho
object.
of
influencing
Ihe
'
v.H.,er;,,u
l'le('1
a
Conservative
and
defeat
the
onlv
man
who
has
ever
done
ajiylhing
worth
while
for
Prince
Rupert.
Money
is
.
being;
spent
without
stint
ami
the
scribes
arc
working
overtime
trying
to
add
two
and
two
together
and
make
Ihe
total
five.
In
""rOTWVffert!1
are
be
iii
g
made
0
deceive
the
electors
and
wersugget
tl
ea'ch
rind
every
one
that
they
examine
verv
enre-J'H'J'
ftH
upaign
literature
on
both
Sides
niid
especially
dial
uriiig
m'ih
inio
uie
constituency
by
the
Coiiservalives
yr
by
their
t',M
unir
menus,
uie
1'rospe.riiy
,l,eaue
.of
Canada.
.
Prosperity
for
the
rich
and
hard
times
for
the
poor
is
thu
usual
result
of
Tory
rule,
whereas
Liberalism
stands
for
o
fair
uv
"I't
in
n
or
poor.
Victory
Ahead
Seen
By
Everyone.
Victory
ahead
is
seen
by
4cx-Premier
King,
it
is
sCcn
by
everyone
except
thoe
Tories
who
are
sliouling
thenlsekc
S
,
luuT
hail
ca,".H,t
"f
"'
of
vifl"rS-
we
do
nol
Suhf
"V,
W1C
k,,OW
t,,al
1,rl,,ce
H,,'erl
Irols
ore
o
offering
lo
back
their
opinions
by
their
money
yet
there
are
110
lakers.
Tm
wilii
inil
:
I,-!
..
..
r
,
'.
..irv
ir.
ij.ii
n-ui.
ii
is
Mnipiy
uie
erfer-
Jfc
kitchen
work
or
worry
SHREDDED
WHEAT
Ready-cooked
and
readv-toeat
Cooling,
gefreshing.
Satisfying;
Your
Vote
and
Influence
is
Respectfully
Solicited
for
FRED
STORK
Liberal
Candidate
Fair
at
Smithers
this
Year
Was
Bigger
and
Better
than
S.MITIIHILS,
Sept.
7.
"Migger
verdict
of
th
puhlic
with
referent:
V
f.llftv
Irl1l
lfkii
Intl.
I
ift
Sinlilliai-M
popular
potn-
toes
of
which
the
certified
feed
exhibit
were
considered
equal
to
any
that
can
be
grtwn
in
1).
0.
Flowers
Improved
'
'
The
flower
section
alo
showed
shnwiiwt
of
Hie
motion
picture
I.ie
and
tilory,"
and
oh
Friday
evening
the
tirand
Hall,
attended
)
.mo
nf
the
largest
crowds
ever
l
n
tlarce
in
STiMHiers.
The
ml)
l-dilor.
Huily
.'ewi:
The
day
i
(Ir.tvvinir
nittli
when
Hie
people
of!
(jiiuiiia
will
deride
the
fule
or
for
t
iti.ie
of
lion.
Mr.
Kiiifc
and
Hon
'
..Mr.
Meighen.
We
Are
lo
judge.
.
tltt
make
a
selection
of
a
inn-'
er.Moenl
tn
ti
.headed
liy
one
ofj
Ho
two
tteiiHenieo.
(if
eonre.
(neither
of
Ihe
above
metitioned
lender
lire
aUnpr
u
to
vote
tin
-1
;.ler
'he
iralw
of
love
or
affeeiloti!
ifor
-H
ltf
of
them
erooiiaUy.
I
l
o
Hie
het
or
my
ulullly
I
wili
'review
the
Iwo
general
in
action,
jnlMi
Hm
firal
policy
u
ailvoeat-
eil
h
each.
And,
a
I
iee
il.
Ha
Ever
in
History
of
the
TownItr
Sleight
or
Hand
lo
Uarl
with
it
will
,H
he
well
for
er
and
and
heller
heller
than
than
ever'
ever"
in
thf
V.'.V
r':
;"r!
re
lo
the
eighth
uiiiiual
liulkley
?
Mr
TIT
1
h.l
r.'
I"11
M"-"
nr""
mi
fci.l
Af?!?
l'"'-
on
Sept.
1.
2
ai.d
X
nearly
two
weeks
of
dirty
wwlher
a
change
hroke
on
Vediie.tla
i
l,leirn"
an''
',,,!B
",0J,
Vf('
and
the
weather
of
the
Iwo
main
days,
Thursday
mid
Friday,
Wtt!b?r,r
"n
a,,,,,fn
",",''
w
Ihe
most
enjoyable
of
any
tif
the
fairs
jet
held.
,l.iirlit
or
hand
work
i
mdulKed
Wednesday
wat
preiiiirallfln
day
and
the
official
were
a
on.-,V,f
wrt
?f
,n"h
wf
hnsy
gang
from
morning
until
night,
hut
when
they
wore
through
wUI
,,ftlT
"'
p,lr,y
'"'",
all
or
Ihe
entries
or
the
big
lisl
were
pla.
ed
and
ready
ror
imKip.
il,ft
a"
a,,npk
''au
""'
f-Ttmrsday
mornirw
was
taken
i
-
:
-r
.feet
from
his
performance
n-
he
un
with
the
liidsiiia
hut
nrotootlv
tnuvsjltialion
of
the
at
1
p.m.H.
S.
Sargent,
of
Hazel-
CZ.
tV,
lU
l,"?f?v,l,Mi
Mmre
to
draw
upon
resident
of
Hie
I'
-;!
"ow
"!!
'
union
or
ins
iiikii
ivri'iriu
ciif
.111
I
r
it
ft
district,
K'lli
n
imuiiiai
opened
the
Mir
with
n
?
.
;B-
?,
'
T'
'
Zl
,W,rt'
on
tl"'
t-
speech
ch
ill
ih
l
harmony
armonv
Wtfl.
W.fh
Ihe
Ihe
ocea-
ocea-
i"1'?
KU7X
.
"
'Uffcwnt
farms
ahd
,,!,
the
cold
facts
of
Ihe
past
10
sum,
followed
by
a
few
remarks
i
,
"'e
.
,
,
.
:
.mineral,
exb
exbiliit
i
i.
u
ii
t.
i
from
I)r.
0.
H.
I
anklnson
on
be-
ttnnriirnuii.
..,,....
.
,
fx.n
,.11
,,
.,
II.
for
the
satis
audience.
While
!:itisrv
Willi.
I
lifirafiira
llm
i.i.l
containeiI(,.,t
,,,,
i(4.
,,.died
m'm.Ur
in
.11
.
.
half
of
the
fair
orficial.
l
""l
"
"'-
-;ue.piaini
ourselves
with
facln.
"'1
ctM-.
"
111
"
iye.
iyc!.
vaney
an.f'
un"
ami
new
now
Mr.
Mr.
Mell.en
Meighen
If
lelU
II.
In
the
main
bnlhliw
in
which
u
us
he
he
en
enn
ad-
was
exhibited
all
but
the
grains
and
grasses
the
dUplay
and
the
ad-IsamvUs
from
lhpMer
proper-
f,
j.
,,n,Mi,.rlty
of
Ihe
pen-i
l.es
the
vilely
a.d
richness
of
yfr
,,y
,,,
,,K
,
pwHn
Hi-'which
bri
j,r
IhHUm
one.
of-fmport
dnt
1
-.No'
he
did
nol
s"y
manner
in
vvii
eii
u
na.
tienii
nr.
..
'
i
.
.
'
.
rane.l
was
ihe
subject
Of
.com-"
T.
"r'!n,,
rtf
IC
baL
lllal.lby
,yainialnlMa
pro
inenls
or
congratulation
oil
all;
,
..
lecllve
lariH.
He
look
particular
sides.
The
vctables
ly
'
"
'""T
nf
hile
speak,P
,.m
,0
,ay
showiiiK
marfj-d'
tmproveim-ht.
'
f
ffVW
"nd
"'
irt
lariff
hut
a
proteclivr
n,.rli,..,l,rlv
particularly
,.111.
with
regard
,n..
to
l
SlllfUlllt-.
Iff
room
for
no
dull
moments
dur
injr
Hie
two
full
nflernoons.
The
.oen
tir
more
horse
race?',.
provided
tiiiliiy
thrills
and
excil-iiifr
finishes.
On
more
than
ne
ocea-inn
the
crowd
was
Ire.ited
a
nig
advance
over
former
years
(to
a
finish
in
which
the
winner
and
while
there
were
many
beau-
came
from
behind
lo
win
by
a
If
ul
specimens
from
Hie
Hazel-
scant
rtoe.
'
8oiiie
of
the
racc
ton
gardens,
the
local
grown
tin
had
as
many
as
eight
entries,
wers-were
able
to
Jmld
their
own
The
baseball
matches
weref
also
with
outside
competllion
for
the
r
a
high
order,
a
pleasant
fea-first
lime.
This
improvement
hasj'tu-o
t
which
was
Hie
absence
of
been
gradual
and
slmw
that
the
any
ill
reeling
or
arguing
over
heavy
rich
loam
of
the
Smilhers
j'teeisions
on
Hie'
pail
of
llio
pliiy-lownslto
Klves
great
promises
forjers.
future
(lower
gardens.
.
.
j
Tle
three
nights
of
the
fair
In
Ihe
Krain
itiid
grasses
buibj-were
fully
(Akenjip.
On
Wednds-in
lit
exbibils
gave
evidence
ofday
aniosemenl
was
provided
y
the
bountiful
growlh
ortlhe
pre-;
of
a
dance,
well
attended
and
sent
season
ami
although
the
re.
jenJoyahlu.
"On
Thursday
two
cent
wet
weather
was
rather
de-
:
"-
:
irimenini
10
iiii;
ripened
raln.
exhlhllM,
there
were
some
nam-'
pies
ot
wheal
that
could
already
be
classed
as
No.
t
hard.
A.
!!
Illchards,
illslrict
represenlullve
!
and
superintendent
of
Dominion1
Illustration
stations
hud
his
dis-pluy
In
Mils
building
and
was
on
hand,
usually
In
Hie
cenlre
ot
a
group
of
farmers,
seeking
his
ex
pianaliuns
and
advice.
The
marked
Improvement
in
Uio
ipialily
and
selection
of
farm
products
exhlhits
ut
the
milhcrs
ralrs
in
the
pusl
two
or
three
yours
H
to
Ihclr
tth
ar
of
toufh-nc
which
make
thm
hold
their
keen
rutting
edgt
lux
lmt
rvry
uf
.
MONO
CAMDOA
IAW
CO.
LTD.
1
MOMTRIAk
VAMCOUVIM.
T.
MHM.
M.
.
TonoHTO
r-
leaving
tariff
tin
all
Miing
produced
In
Ihe
country.
Economlo
Advantage
ICAHAOtAt
PACinCj
reumvi'
!,,
Ilia
innde
!,,.
,
Canada
today
ami
frdin
Ihe
ihjy
reservation
oT
Sir
John
A.
Macdoiiald
ha
nVlioii.
..
.
malninllic'il
u
pmtecllve
tariff
at
ifnkufi
i
i
,
,
,
.
.
.1
.
i....'
...w.ii.I.iinvnn-
iHiini
viliet-e
a
tariff
wa
uniHttU'iiiiM.
W
mr
"ii
!.
"
'"im""
"r
i
hv
standy
Oaietej's
flvepiece
'
ecnniimie
ndvuntaKe.
Hut
wln-nMuf
it
.
i,u
..
nn.ietivi
and
was
of
Ihelii
lariff
l
an
ecuimiur
Hiirny
i
rur
a
(..-i,
u.smuI
liili
orer
or
wce
nuit-elan'
offertiia.
huHiW
tin-
supper
InWvnl
iM
Hie
hall
the-dnmliipsMbok
'place
Uo.olte
would
IMlillt
sIiihimI
le
'.MrTtilien.
as
Well
y.stt
y,stt
lailfflTiaU
laillli!1
litained.
ilr.ffpmptint
II
a
nify
ollierHtiiM
it.ilde.
Diniklnif
person,
knrtw
Hint
ha-
J
km
m
now
.
.
-
-
lit
A.
.1
.
..Il.i...
.k
t
I.,
t
,fmit
lii
a..
i
.
for
Hie
iihiu
prite
aliirrnine!uonai
jMiurirc
mui
iunm
rrm
oi
i
and
the
lucky
ones
rtiiiitiiuicvd.
nrctirllaiice
with
Ufe
phyteal
hud
mi
.
j4,,
In
Hie
mnin
eeiil
of
llitrleen
fiToiiidiiii'
repiir'nientii
or
I
In
na-'
Hie
ninriin,
prie
a
clianee
for
wlilrh
vnrt
Hon.
If
thai
were
not
o
one,
!.
,
;
given
wi'i.
-aeli
inemtierslily
H-'
jjeneral
policy
liituld
and
emiM
'
iviuUi
a,
rket,
the
lirsl
prle
nf
9
toil
w:utinee
Uovreipilrenieiits
of
nil,
and
.
upon
Mir
.
won
by
Frie
Martin
of
Ihe
Dutliieci)tiM,
wlhoot
change,
endure
theip.it
will
.
Mine,
.eron.l
nriie
of
?5f
by
sires
of
all
lime.
flmi
.nil
I;,
,
llari
J.dnisno.
Sfn1Hier
hitd
Ihel
Hul
what
do
w
find
J
The
t
day
i.t
our
.,
llur.l
prue
of
i5
by
Carl
Leler.
Di.iliif
Mines.
Mr.
Hales
won
!if
d
!
l(hKtli:
.Norman
Kilpi-h
IIk-
lnn-suesing
eontel:
Jr::iiie
MHIfr
Hie
nlteiidanee-
.(.i'uis
eMitisti
Mr.
T.
Hrewer
srealest
national
figures
in
all
Ifiiuf
uie
tinkering
and
etiaiwln
I
(tolieies
to
meel
climmcd,
.enndi-linns.
Now
wliul
are
the
ilninsed
cuihlitioin
in
iJniiil.la.
tlral
an
r.iiiMiux
uch
unrel
In
political.
II.
.
.
I
-
111.
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silver
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and
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than
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prize.
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lb
Hii
KaV
Financial
Success
i',r
Industrial
eiiianeijwtiun.
Jut
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think
ul
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carry
out
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blv
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Secretary
L.
It.
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and
.he
other
officer
J
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j
jtiaie
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for
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ni.
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fair
and
in
maklnr
it
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no.l
bent
yel
in
the
fm-e
tf
earlv
dappoinltneuN.
111.
In
The
Letter
Box
MEIGHEN
OR
KINO?
brother,
to
Ihe
hain
and
de-feal
of
our
eoniriion
enmy.
he
who
wanu
imellitRs
for
notion.
Which
Leader?
Now
Hie
question
f
(he
hotir
i
who
will
we
iulriiol
our
CAe
to
I
fur
tlin
naa!
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or
linn
Mr
Melh-H;-n?
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Arlhur
MewhiMi
hn
!
taken
In
poAiiuin
in
open
defi-jiinre
njrain.t
nil
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any
of
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main.
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Years
Ago
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Canadian
Pacific
Railwaj
B.
C.
Coast
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from
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tn4
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111
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a
orchard
mt
nu
0rut
mi
4m
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t4
f
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Prl
B
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LIMITED
Stilion
frora
rriBCf
KUHfi
VANOOUVtK.
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pout
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snvox.
alicb
itawsiit,
f.
n
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ln4
Aiiflu.
ft.
M.
SMITH.
Aflt
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
The
Mineral
Province
of
Western
Canada
,
TO
THE
END,
OF
DECEMBER,
1025.
.,oR(ll
Ilns
produced
,.t
M
ncraU
n
fnllritt.
lln.
n..i.i
MTmwnir..
1
I.OUO
n.le
Hold.
tiuiu,
2v:.
JoU;
Silver.
71,!1!,37:
Lead,
$80,218,007;
Hoi
577.Utlil.UH;
.
'nr,i.i
4107
inO
IM7;
Tim
.
.
Miscellaneous
Minerals.
l.r.iM.ns7
r.nni
t..i
.,i
07..1
iiir
os:u
Huimluig
Hrick,
Cement,
elc,
fi00fi,8H0
making
lis
Mineral
Pcoduelion
lo
the
eml
01
1
'
show
an
Aggregate
Value
of
$920,919,628
Production
for
Year
Ending
Dec,
1925,
$61,492,242
The
Mining
Laws
of
this
Province
are
nioro
liberal
ntitl
Uie
fees
hw"
1
those
of
any
olher
Province
in
the
Dominion,
or
nuy
folony
In
ihe
Hrit
l'",pl
.Mineral
locations,
are
granted
16
illscovercr.H
for
nominal
fees.
x
vv
i
u
.
11
T!
Ics
ot.tnliieil
by
tloveloplng
B
such
properties,
11
Iho
scwd)'
or
gilanlecd
by
Grown
(Irants.
.....j
grahs
.rniu
by
l.v'l
i
r,mnli0n'
lool'"',
with
Mining
Henorts
ai.d
Mnft.
may
J
M""-
''
JE8
nd.lresslng
THE
HON.
THE
WlNlSTEROF
worl!'Th,i'clirnl!y
'hr,lUh
MUi'mUi
.Nr.i.emn'roflieVup.
n.enl
f,
isler
of
''J.3lt,,ccn
i,,lc
.lescribed
"In
some
one
of!lf6
Ai
nl
pl;
to
J
'
rf.
111
iff,0'0
'''"ing
mining
i.ivesln.ents
ho.ihl
refer
,
,'
n
nr
Tl,
v
"
ftvni
a,,lc
-
Victoria
il
l'
"rf,
wilhoiit
charge
on
application
to
the
Department
.
InlpI,orls11f'vering
each
of
the
six
Mineral
Survey
EIiricl
ftreiJui",oan-S
onrnh.lv
na
s.
la
Wind,
t
U
Budding,
inlnV"i
?,,,
""
"PPUcntion.
Ileporls
of
Iho
fleologienl
Htirv
of
V
in
for
ia.
Vancouver,
sources
ore
recon.n.ended
as
valuable