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Prince Rupert Journal

Location

Prince Rupert, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Sep 19, 1911

Page

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Campaign of Abuse Marks Liberal, Conservative Clash in Victoria

Victoria reports a heated local campaign as Conservatives rally behind G. H. Barnard amid Liberal defections and slander. Issues include reciprocity, Alien Labor Act, Pacific naval shipbuilding, Chinese immigration, and Esquimalt defenses. Liberals tout lower living costs, but Victoria prospers with high wages. BC cabinet minister expected to lose by a substantial margin.

Victoria G. H. Barnard Dominion Pacific Templeman British Columbia

Prospects Good for Campaign Against Reciprocity Pact

Clayton spoke in support of Conservative candidate H. S. Clements at meetings in Bella Coola Swanson Bay Ocean Falls and other coast towns returning to the city with Lionel Crippen and Dr Quinlan assisting The Bella Coola meeting presided by Mr Carlson saw thanks offered by Lib. Assoc president Brynildson The Hagensborg gathering drew many from Bella Coola and again Brynildson moved thanks Coast districts favor Clements Miss McTavish of Prince Rupert Hospital returned to the city wealthier

Clayton H. S. Clements Bella Coola Swanson Bay Ocean Falls Lionel Crippen Quinlan Carlson Brynildson Liberal Association Hagensborg Clements Queen Charlotte Islands Prince Rupert Kitsumkalum J. S. Cowper Comox- Atlin Canada Queen Charlotte Hecate Straits Skeena Samuel Gompers Cowper William Manson Aldermere Ottawa G. Angers Ross Comox-Atrlin Port Hssingen Mr. Clements Morrison Hazelton Port Wssington Nanaimo

Liberal meeting at Kitsumkalum backs Clements over Cowper

J S Cowper led a brisk quest to corner H S Clements at Kitsumkalum as a Liberal rally condemned reciprocity. Clements and Conservatives urged support for Clements while proclaiming opposition to reciprocity, ending with a resolution endorsing Clements and disapproving the reciprocity scheme.

Conservative Ballot Box Controversy Dominates Campaign

In a Port Washington rally Conservative candidate H. S. Clements drew a large crowd and praised a gentlemanly campaign while Edmonton district contender Major Griesbach alleged tamperable ballot boxes. Separately, proceedings continued in John Donnelly’s fishing case, with Henry Doyle of Mill Bay testifying and inspector Williams clashing over enforcement details ahead of a Saturday hearing.

Thistle Rink Major Griesbach Edmonton Ontario Major Griesback Oliver John Donnelly J. H. McMullin Henry Doyle Mill Bay Naas Harbor Doyle Williams R. P Rither & Co Smiths’ Inlet Sword Robert Jelly Smith's Inlet Kelly Inspector Williams Doyie W. H. Wisher L. W. Patmore

Practical effects of reciprocity on Western Canada Flour Mills plant

R J McGraw of Western Canada Flour Mills Co Vancouver says reciprocity could push the 400000 plant to Seattle or Tacoma, shifting wheat south and reducing Vancouver jobs by about sixty. The News Advertiser reports the potential move and its impact on local employment.

R. J. McGraw Western Canada Flour Mills Co Vancouver Seattle Tacoma United States News-Advertiser

Miss Manning Arrives as New Public School Teacher

The city welcomes Miss Manning, the new teacher at the public school, who is due to arrive on Wednesday to take up duties.

Miss Manning

Dr Clayton tours Bella Coola for farm prospects

Dr Clayton returns from Bella Coola enthusiastic about vast cultivation and fresh produce potential for Prince Rupert. He notes extensive crops from potatoes to plums apples and berries, plans by Farmers Association to open a Prince Rupert branch, and compares valley farms like Grant Nord skow and Jacobson. A scenic trip offers hospitality and a hot spring near Canoe Crossing.

Clayton Bella Coola Recijpaoelty Prince Rupert United States Bella Coola Valley Farmers’ Association of Samuel Grant Jacobson Canoe Crossing Nordskow Hagensborg Ruth Annie Woodshow Farmer Fossback Burke Channel

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Comox-Atlin West House of Commons Anger Manson Essington Conservative Rally Geo. H. Cowan WM. Manson P.P Gray Rich Bella Coola Dr. Clayton
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