THE OMINECA HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 6, 1926

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uo ‘ urchase of Land = - - .
‘ Lisence te Progpect for Coal - 2. 00

Spare Us the Mud -
We should like to admonish the
leaders of both political parties

vilification and personalities.
Election day is still six weeks off,
and already we have responsible
statesmen ‘on both sides flinging

mud and ugly names’ about like

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PIANOS BONOGRAPHS
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and ,

SINGER SEWING MACHINES

street gamins in a slum fight.
If the heat of the battle continues
to wax during the next forty
days of the campaign as it has
waxed during the past ten, by
September 11 we shall scarcely
have a candidate in all Canada
whose character has not been
blackened, and oir people, whose
instincts are essentially decent,
will be asking themselves why
they should go to the polls at all

to make choice among such a lot

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of scoundrels.

Surely, surely itis possible,. in
a country with problems. so nu-
merous and vexing, for candi-
dates to discuss issues and poli-
cies without covering one another

use of epithets and innuendoes
that, have no place ‘in- serious
{debate. -Itis no compliment to
the honest and earnest: voters of
Canada for the party leaders to
assume, as some of them appear
to be doing, that the electors will
be willing to go to the polls with
convictions based on nothing bet-
ter than the froth and scum of
political turmoil. -

cent elections, the people of ‘Oan-

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two old parties, and have told
them plainiy that ‘they regard
neither of them ‘as worthy of full
confidence. But instead of heed-
ing the warnings, the leaders fo
on in. the old way, ignoring preat
issues, dealing in. passion and}
heat instead of in information
and light, and treating the coun-
trv, which looks for honest guid-
ance, toa cheap and insincere
vaudeville performance, — Van-
couver Provinee.

Should Feel Better

- D. Donaghy refused nomination
in North Vancouver because his
‘private law practice required
more of his time. For the same
Jreason he accepted Liberal nomi-
| nation, in Vancouver Centre to
oppose Hon. H. Stevens; Mr.
Donaghy, after, the election, will
have ample time to ‘devote to his
Jaw practice, -but. being a’ ¢andi-

‘i date will permit him to ‘wash: his

| dirty linen ‘yeparding the customs}

both members. The late mém-

Wh ber for’ North Vancouver says ‘he

lis” going to “tell it all That

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and he should feel’ better. me

The Omineca Herald) |

to go slow in their campaign of|

with grime and without making |

Twice, in re-|.

investigation, committee, of which
. he: ‘and Hon. H. HY Stevens were |’ :

“Demands” —and Gets
Since Hon. Arthur Meighen
became premier and Hon. H. H.

have provided all the machinery
for carrying on a thorough inves-

tigation of the customs depart | ~

ment. The ex-premier, MacKen-
zie King; from the-platform says
he ''demands’’ a clean sweep of
the customs. Sure, he demands
it now that he knows he is going
to get it. Hedid not demand it
all those years he was in power
and knew what was going on.

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Quiet in Skeena Yet
There does not seem to be much
stirring in Skeena ‘riding yet. Of
course, in Prince Rupert most
peuple are trying to ‘make the
other fellow believe as they do,
and it is remarkable some of the
reasons they give for taking an
active part in the business of this
great, grand, glorious and weal-
thy country of h’ours:; A great
many of the reasons really con-
centrate down to what I or my
firm are getting out of it,

Much time is devoted by lead-
ers among the politicians in call-
ing each other liars, or. words tO
that effect. The ex-premier is
doing bis best to get by with a
ery of ‘Well, you did, too, and I
am poing to tell maw.”

Open Season On
‘Ducks and Geese.

Sept. 15-Dee. 31)

Under the Migratory Birds
Convention Act an open. season
is provided for ducks and geese
from Septem ver 15.to December
31. . The following regulations
should be borne in mind by those
who hunt these migratory game
birds: :

Shooting with automatic, pump
or repeating shotguns or any gun
larger than 10-guage is prohibit-

ed, and shooting from any horse- \¢

drawn or motor vehicle ds for
bidden.. - mo

The shooting: of migratory game
birds earlier than one hour before
sunrise or, later than one hour
after sunset is prohibited.

‘The bag limit on ducks is 20 of
all kinds in one day and not more
than 150 in a season. Tén geese
may be shot in one day and. not
‘more than 50 in a-season. —

The killing, capturing, taking,
injuring or molesting of migra-
tory.non-game bids is prohibited.

The possession of legally taken

for fourteen days after the close

are not: kept in any place where
merchandise is kept for sale or
where meals are sold to the pub-
lic. Sale. -of .migratory game
birds i is forbidden.

Violations of these provisions

vietion of each offender. :

‘Alborg. Springs, ‘Vermont, to Visit ||

“thelr parents. PO nt

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Stevens minister of customs, they ||_

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