PAfiH
FOUR
PUBLIC
MEETING
THURSDAY
WILL
DISCUSS
FISHERIES
i
AND.
DRYDOCK
AND
.OTHER
PUBLIC
MATTERS
HERE.
(ronlinueii
.frrtm
page
pno)
sinning
in
wonder
who
really
were
Hie
enemies
of
Prince
Hit
pert.
I
hcs
land
other
matters
they
would
like
to
ilisfuss.
Mayor
.Answers
wayor
Aew
on
said
lift
.was
agreeable
lo
railing
such
a
meet
ing
if
the
council
so
desired.
lie
had
promised
Mint
public
met
ins
jvohIJ
ho
called
and
.had
In
ifne.liOip
did
call
two
or
Hiiro
meetings
,(n
.
lake
up
various
local
aspects.
.VI
each
of
these
meetings
there
jhad
been
a
men
handful
of
people
and
(he
idea
had
heen
;;iven
the
"cold
lilan
Kei."
no
nad
roll
that,
since
thai
was
the
way
the
citizens
fell
ahoiil,
iunters
affect
ins:
the
.
city,
there
was
no
use
in
calling
further
meet
nigs.
Only
a
few
weeks
ago
the
leep
.Sea
Fisher
men's
Union
had
writ
leu
a
letter
to
the
city
council
regarding
(hi
price'
"of
halibut.
,
meeting
of
the
joint
ronmillees
of
(he
city
I
ipiestion
eouiiiiil,
dioard
of
trade.
hoal
llritish
owners
and
Union
was
called
to
go
into
Ihe
liialler.
Only
Aid.
Smith,
Aid.
I.arsen,
II.
.M.
I
lag-gel
I.
and
himself
(the
mayor)
had
turned
up.
Despite
.this,
however,
he
would
he
in
syiii-palhy
with
any
proposal
that
the
council
would
make
to
get
re-sulls.
'
Against
City
1
Speaking
fjirllier
on
Ihemai-fer
of
hoal
.repairs
here,
Aid,
Casey
said
that
he
believed
I'
rod
Stork,
M.P..:
Mr;
(Sraham.
Ihe
minister
of
railways,
and
.Premier
King
were
desirous
and
anxious
lo
see
port
development
here
and
would
give
Prince
Huperl
"a
senate
deal
or
a
little
(more."
lloweyer,
lie
fell
that
Ihe
railway
directorate
was
right
against
Ihe
ijllj.
(.
'believed
lhal,
jf
an
indignation
meeting
were
held
and
a
prptest
.present-,
ed
to
Premier
King.
Mr.
(iraham
jfiiul
Mr;
Stork,
the
railway
hoard
might
gel
a
"packing
up"
If
the
Uanadiau
National
Railway,
in
I
lie
interest
of
ecnnoiny.
houghl
a
hoal
in
the.
Old
(Jnunlry
and
nail
to
eliect
alterations
costing
811,000,
why,
in
Ihe
interest
of
economy,
was
lhal
work
nnf
also
done
m
Ihe
Old
Country'?
f
it
was
to
he
done
afler
Ihe
boat
arrived"
on
the
coast,
then
why
.was
the
work
laken
lo
Vancouver
instead
of
being
done
in
(he
company's
own
dry
.dock
at
Prince
Huperl
?
AVas
somebody
'receiving
a
rake-oh
in
lakipg
Hie
work
lo
Vancouver?
"I
do
believe
there
is.
sojue
crooked
work
j-;'l)ff.
.'.in.and
.that
Premier
Kjpg
aiid.
Mr.
'(iraliam
should
Vbe
apprised
or
it,"
concluded
Aid.
Casey.
"Then
Sir
Henry
Thorn-
Inn
and
his
gan
'might
gel
a
jacking
nn
Suffered
Indignity
Mayor
Newton
said
lhal
il
was
just
such
things
as
Ihes
he
had
a!
templed,
"In
put
tip
to
Sir
lleiiry
JTJinrnlnn
on
his
last
visit
to
Urn
ifi'y.
Afler
having
been
compelled
tit
suffer
some
indignity,
(Ihe
mayor)
had
finally
got
a
Shearing
from
Sir
Henry
in
his
'private
car.
Asked
about
;,huilding
of
a'
boat
here,
'
"ll'jnry
had
'said
Hint
it
was
tended;
loi
aisk-
tiarliament
to
the
Sir
in
.-
?
Ihuri.e
Jhe
building
of
two
.boats
instead
or
one.
l.vrn
lln
I
wo
Vslip
Iheory
seemed
now
lo
have
Iieen
blasted.
Speaking
in
support
or
Aid.
Lasey
suggestion,
Aid.
i.arsen'
i'fell
dhaf.
if
the
.meeting
wej-ol
:
called
llie
mayor
need
not.
he
.afraid
of"
there
being
an
empty
'bouse.
There
were
sixty
fisher-
men
"in
the
city
wio
were
racing
starvation.
The,
Tislieriui'ii
were
alwaysMwilling
to
meet,
llie
city
council
and
the
Ib'lair
.Mer-cianls'"Associalion
but
they
were
not
willing
lo
meet
a
cnnimilleo:
or
the
Hoard
of
Trade
consisling
of
Tish
buyers.
That
altitude
applied
to'
Ihe
Hoal.
Owners'
As-(
sociatinn
as
well
ns
Ihe
I'nion,
meiubers.
The
meeling
referred'
lo
by
the
mayor,
in
any
case,'
;
hnd
not
been
advertised
as
a
public
.meeting.
The
mnUpn
was
I
hen
carried
and
Mayor
Newlon
announced
thai
he
would
call
Ihe
meeting
for
o'clock
Thursday
night
in
llie'cily
council
chamber.
On
recommendation
of
Ihe
utilitleiy
coniniillee,
the.
city
council
decjdeil
last
nighT
lo
re.)
finest
the,
Canndian
National'
naliwnys''.lo
carry
across
their!
property
a.
pipeline
In
supply
in-j
duslrlal-planlfl
at
,r.ow
Hay.
Phis
comes
out
of
Hie
applications
ofj
P.
Burns
and
others
lo
the
city
for
water
connection.
f
I
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
VCTy1
VIU.
tstetK
t
1
I
J
J
I
MOVT
PhONE.
THE
OOCTOH'j)
I
If
ENOOCH
?LCE:P9TKib
Hc
OHiCD
TO
SEND
ME
J
j
PftlNc.
FE.VE1R.
CERTA.1NLV
L
.fiOME..rAepcNa
I
j
1
LITTLE
ELSE
BUT
TALK
AT
OTTAWA
AMONG
MEMBERS
ON
BOTH
SIDES
ON
BUDGET:
NO
ELECTION
THIS
YEAR.
(continued
from
page
one)
of
amendments
to
the
Norlh
America
Act,
as
iniioiinced
in
Ihe
speech
from
the
(hrouc
at
the
opening
of
the
session,
for
Ihe
purpose,
particularly,
of
erfecling
some
reform
oT
Ihe
Senate.
Neither
or
these
moves
would
conceivably
be
made
if
llie
f.rovernmeul
Iiajl
in
mind
rushing
into
a
general
lection
al
Hie
conclusion
of
Ihe
prese.pl
Session.
gnin,
as
was
pointed
out
in
the
House
last
week
by
(ieorge
V.
Kyte,
chiet
government
whip,
it
does
Jiot
look
like
a
pre-election
session
when
Ihe
Conservatives
hac
omitted
lo
call
a
sin-ale
siltiug'or
llie
Public
Accounts
Conunillee
lo
investigate
any
of!
ine
expenditures
of
J
he
iiresent
(joverninent
since
it
came,
iulo
liower
nearly
four
years
ago.
I).1
j
stole
protestations
or
various
Conservative
speakers
in
the
budget
debate,
nothing
is
more
certain
than
that
the
official
op
position
does
not
want
an
election
this
year.
And
it
is
doubtful
if
any
section
or
the
Qounlry
wants
lite
expense
and
turmoil
of
an
election
until
the'
expiry
or
Ihe
regular
constitutional
lipie
in
the
autumn
of
nexlycar.
Refutes
Blue-Ruin
Talk'
An
important
contribution
to
lhe'builgel
debate
in
life
week
just
closed
was
Unit
oT
Hon.
James
.Murdnrk,
minister
or
labor,
who
read
into
the
records
some
convincing
evidence
of
(lie
falsity
of
the
hlue-rnin
cries
of
Ihe
Conservatives
both
in
the
House
and
out
ot
it.
He
showed
lha.1
unemployment
w.-us
worse
in
Ihe
.United
Stales
than
in
raiiures
in
;Canada
as
prepared
by
Ihe
Canadian
Manufacturers'
Association
and
iiuoled
from
of
dinulors
freely
by
-Mr.
Mei.ghCn
was
sadly
iiraccurntc
and
full
or
indications
of
padding
to
suit
the
pur
poses
or
llios'e
who
are
(
eiiiaud-
ing
higher
proleclion.
lie
showed,
loo.
Mint
a
greAl
deal
.hail,
heen
acloally
accomplished
)'.y
'the
present
government
.
in
.......
reduciiifr
feel
so
good
ia
but
what
Bl
wilt
malr
vmt
V
f-
Vf1
fed
better.
1
,
ORMES
LIMITED
ion
and
the
mock
cnorls
or
that
former
minister
or
financi-
In
ward
revising
the
larirr.
Sir
ilenry
was
responsible,
for
a
costly
tour
of
Canada
by
the
tariff
commission
afler
telling
the
country
thai
a
larirr
revision
was
Jong
overdue.
I
lien,
when
much
money
had
been
spent
in
(ravelling
per
(lie
Dominion
again,
told
the
people
and
parliament
that
lhal
revision
would
iiot.be-
put
into
eMed.
"Did
yoir
ever
hear
tell
or
crawrishing?
Is
not
that
as
fine
an
example
oT
il
as
anyone
ever
iieard?"
asked
Mr.
Murdock,
"and
it
emanates
.from
men
whu
have
Ihe
nerve
lo
gel
up
here
in
the
floor
of
this
House
and
charge
Ibis
government
wilh
this,
that
and
every
other
lliing'.
in-other
words
Ihe
Tory
party
did
not
have
the
nerve
lo
make
the
changes
in
Ihe
larirr
that
their
friends
wanted
,
because
they
knew
llie
people
of
Canada
would
not
stand
for
it,
and
now
they
4
are
continually
rinding
fault
with
this
covci-mcnl
be
cause
il
lias
not
done
so
does
not
propose
lo
do
so.'
and
'
Supports
Budget
A
recognition
of
the
benefits
the
llohh
Mscal
policy
had
con
ferred
and
would
confer
upon
the
.province
pf
Hrilish
Colum
bia
was
voiced
in
the
Ilpuse
by
1..
W.
Humphrey,
Imfcpcudcu!
member
Tor
AWsl
iKimlenay,
who
iinnounced
himselr
in
support
of
llie
budget
program
of
-Ihe
lire-:
sent
session
and
siirnpiarized
iis
flflfllllllt
lflV!ll,l
il
ill
liiu
n
......
.
.
,1
(ll
III.-,
1.1
1
1
1
Ihe
cost
or
living,
and
produced
(
eluding
paragraph
ns
follows:
orrjejal
slatistics
lo
support
his
;
"It
is
my
intention
lo
support
contention,
lie
concluded
with
a
the
budget
at
Dip
particular
warm
retort
to
-Sir
Ilenry
Dray-
lime,
and
in
doing
so
I
reel
that
BBmiTBBMMIMIII
III
JjB
I
I
apt
canning
nut
toy
duly
to
my
constituency
and
to
the
country.
I
do
not
wiiul
lo
bae
il
inferred
lhal
1
am
in
any
way
governed
by
political
influences.
Hut
I
believe
lhal
if
is
in
the
best
iu-lere.sls
,pT
the
country
lhal
Ihe
budget,
should
he
supported,
al-
hough
I
know
that
some
ot
my
riends
vj(h
whom
I
associate
a?
Ihe
present,
time
do
not
agree
wilh
Ibis
view.
II
imisl
be
remembered,
however,
that
condi-linns
in
Jibe
province
from
which
come
are
extremely
different
from
those
in
other
parts
of
Hie
country;
it
.has
been
recognized
as
a
concession
do
myseir
and
other
inejnhers
from'
llritish
Columbia
(h.l
we
have
certain
eondilio.iis
tjiere
lhal
do
not
ex-
list
anywhere
else.
Tor
Ibis
and
other
reasons
thai
I
have
stal".
I
shall
have
n0
esilaliou
in
giv-oig
what
si)oi.
I
can
In
the
budget."
The
Man
in
the
Moon
.YS:-
TIIK
person
with
hiiusolf
is
to
destruction.
who
i.s
s
l)u
the
hi;
it
is
Med
li
roail
MIOW"
to'
Cook'
with
a
can
Opener,"
wipild
iiiirke
a
good
title
for
a
utility
booklet.
IUUTAIN
,'bas
.relurned
lo
Ihe
Vdd
slfindard.
What
we
would
like
here
would
be
lo
get
back
lo
Ihe
dollar
standard.
THOSH
who
are
unable
lo
gel
up
in
lime
iould
.-advance.
Iheir
alarm
clucks
abojil
the
.dollar.
Iwo
bits
on
I
Wl.iH
)I
wcre
a
little
girl
And
had
-a
(iille
jiiouse,
I'he
oiify
thing
J
Mien
should
want
Would
be
a
sbiekish
spouse.
IT
was
down
in
Ihe
cily
or
ltuffalo
where
the
Kasl
is
Kasl,
that
the
lady
reporter
or
Ihe
Courier
wrote
"The
bride
wore
h
frown
of
while
tulle
and
pleated
georgette."
rjial'.s
n
new
expression
to
wear.
j
In
the
Letter
Box
ASKS
CO-OPERATION
llilor
lalJy.
NevvA.
'.'
H1
,
'
-fin
ins
or
your
patter
to
draw
ihe
allenlion
or
Ihe
citizens
generally
and
Ihe
members
or
Ibe
lloaril
or
Trade
particularly
to
Ihe
lec-Itire-i'er.ilnl
to
ie
given
in
the
Hoolh
Auditorium
Jloriiorrow
evening
al
8
p.m.
Dr.
TloberlH
is
a
noled
lecturer
and
writer
and
by
nlir
co-operation
in
nl-lending
Ihe
leclure,
we
will
be
ftunruing
valuable
help
o
meet
Ihe
guarantee,
under
which
Dr.
Moberls
came
to
Prince
Huperl,
and
helping
in
a
practical
man
tier
to
advertise
Prince
Hupert.
0.
W.
NIOKHRSON.
President
Hoard
of
Tra
1
1
1
WIRELESS
REPORT
A
a.m.
DIOHV
ISLAND.
Cloudy.'
rresti
southeast
wind;
barometer.
.
.
no
on.
i
-
leinperninre,
itz;
sea
rough;
0
a.m.
'spoke
tug
Capi
Sen!
I
with
low
anchored
off
Tug
well
Island,
bound
for
Ocean
falls.
DKAM
TRHrJi
POINT.Cloudy,
frr.sh
soulheasl
wind;
barometer,
-u-.'i;
leinpernture.
vz;
e.n
smonth.
DIH.I,
IIAItltOIl,
Over(Jsl,
calm;
liaroini-ler,
20.02;
(emper-
alure,
Tift;
(ea
Amoolli.
Moon
DinilY
ISLAND.
Overdftsl,
moderate
roiiIIi
east
gale;
bar-omclcr,
20.8$;
'temperature,
40;
OH!
HELLO
OEM
Do
KNOW
THf,T
-oo
ueT
.
:
:
?
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niiRf0
f'fi'
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v
H
fj
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For
Sale
For
Rent
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wanted.
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cheap
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olllce.
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Olllce.
ti.'
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House
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garden
work.
Phone
c!
KiS.
,
III
WOMAN
wauled
Tor
hotel
work.
Apply
Central
Hold.
Mil
FOR
SALE
roil
SAI.K
al
Terrace,
H.C.
Three
I
en
acre
chicken
ranches
to
be
sold
al
once,
as
owner
is
leaving
Ihe
country.
Price
7r.no,
$
I
muni
and
$200.00.
Look
I
hem
over
ipiick.
Apply
lo
A.
C.
Little,
Prince
Hupert,
H.C.
105
FOIl
SALK
Completely
eouipped
pleasure
boat.
.10
x
11,
15
h.
p.
Herlhs
lor
Tour
person.
NVw
and
in
first
class
condition.
A
bargain
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pply
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West,
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illl
TO
RENT
TO
IIF.NT.
Modern
house,
com
pletely
riiruislicd.
."10.110
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(1.
P.
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fi7.
HOOMS
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rent
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block.
O.
P.
Tinker.
Tel.
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FUllNISIIF.I)
House
Tor
rent,
six
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Phone
MH.
FOIl
IliixT.
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aparlinenl
Westenhavcr
llros.
tr
AUCTION
SALE
AN
AUCTION
SALF.
will
be
held
at
hopse
corner
of
'Tenth
Ave.
ami
Hacon
Street
on
'Thursday,
April
.'10,
al
2..'lo
p.m.
consist-iug
of
oak
chairs,
healer,
tables,
cook
stove,
double
bed
spring
and
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