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from
page
one)
(much
emitted
lo
hold
ihe
r,eins
of
government
as
Iho
ImimItipss
men.
Labor
men
realized
IheTe-s
ponsibililios
involved,
ho
foil,
jusl
as
fully
as
iliil
any
oilier
class
mill
I
lift
affairs
of
Ihe
oily
vnit
Tn
just
as
safe
in
Ihoir
hands.
If
the
Hectors
foil
that
ho
hail
served
llieni
long
enough
anil
did
not
choose
Id
return
hinii
(.,,'
al
least,
for
Hie
oilier
three
Labor
eamliilales.
Alii.
Casey
also
dealt
at
some
length
wiliniroldems
that
would
probably
face,
tbe
i!25
council.
Willi
promised
industrial
oxpnn
sioii
in
Siniili
Island.
In
closifipr.
Aid.
Casey,
ured
that
siiptort
be
iiiven
Hie
Cow
Hay
cloin
plebiscite
and
Hie
Park
Avenue
prad-iiiK
and
power
extension
bylaws.
Park
Avenue
Grading
A.
II.
Mel'lierson
rose
to
inquire
if
J.
F.
Iiuthie
would
not
benefit
largely
from
the
frrn
1
1
i
il
k
of
Park
Avenue
road
and,
If
such
was
Iho
case,
why
he
was
not
required
lo
pay
a
larger
share
of
il
cosl.
To
litis
question,
JIayor
Newton
replied
that
lie
did
not
believe
.Vr.
Ituthie's
holdings
abutted
on
Hie
Park
Avenue
road.
It;
had
been
deemed'
by
the
council;
that
it
would
he
a
benefit
to
the
citizen
generally
lo
ItaNC
Ibis
work
done.
In
view
of
the
fact
i
hat
properly
adjacent
1o
tit
road
wits
not
of
sufficiently
biph
value
lo
bear
Hie.
cost,
the
de.;
ersion
had
been
made
to
relieve
tlieni
of
paying:
lite
whole
cosl
by
.raising
Hie
money
by
debentures
and
spreading
the
cosl
over
it
number
nf
years
on
the
city
as
a
whole.
(i.
VV.
Kerr,
after
explaining
thai
he
had
been
induced
tit
iho
lasl
minute
lo
become
a
candidate,
declared
thai,
from
his
five
years'
past
experience
on
the
utilities
committee,
ho
did
not
i
think
it
was
necessary
lo
bring
jiu
another
export
to
determine
the
possibilities
of
extending
Woodwortb
Lake
power
supply.
'Mr.
Itoss,
lite
Seattle
expert,
bad
nhvndy
rejuirleil
'
Jliiil-U
could,
be
enlarged
to
o.nTtii
horse
power
which
would-vice)
the
require
menu
Ibis
year.
While
the
present
council
was
lo
)ie
congrat-
'tilnlciKon
the
road
work
that
bad
been
done
Ibis
year,
In'
fell
that
'there
was
nfrcompliHnl
lo
make
.about
"Smith
Island
rock.
He
in-jipiired
why
slag
bad
been
put
on
Jllte
slrcels
during
the
past,
sum-'
mer.
Police
Commissioners
Mohert
McCarthy
briefly
"ex
plained
Dial,
at
the
request
of
n
large
number
of
citizens,
be
bad
derided
to
become
a
rnndidalo
for
Ibe
police
commission.
Ills
pojicy
would
be
clean,
moral
civic
ndniinislrnliori
and
on
Ibal
pin!
form'
.he
asked
for
support.
Alexander
Mackenzie
declared
that,
if
elected
lo
Ibe
police
com.
mission,
be
would
faithfully
serve
Ibe
rily
nnd
do
his
best
for
the
community
as
n
whole.
Last
year,
when
he
sought
elcclion
as
an
alderman,
he
was
a
few
friends
sliorl.
He
hoped
Hint
be
would
renew
Ibeir
acquaintance
on
this
occasion,
.lames
Cnonibes
said
Mint,
il
wns
Ibe
firs!
lime
in
tbe
history
of
the
province
thai
fisherniHn
had
lino
Ibe
nerve
In
stand
for
public
ofrice.
He
had
no
erilfcisni
lo
orrer
the
present
ailminislra-lion
and
roll
that
good
work
had
been
(lone
with
1he
nnmher
1'
men
at
hand,
Ho
fell.,
however,
that
Iho
fUhermcn,
who
mnl
DO
YOU
COUGH,
COUGH
ALL
NIGHT
LONG?
Twjlily
lln-fiii
nnil
ni'iirinir
n
rlie
jifin
is
mi'
rniidTi
that
rnrrw
im
al
nllrhl
unit
you
cuiiirli;
rrmi-h
nil
filfrlit
hjliir
mill
i-nn't
(ria
in
Mrpp,
DR.
WOODS
NORWAY
PINE
SYRUP
WILL
GIVE
YOU
RELIEF
Mm.
John
l.yiniin,
Knnrirlf,
Ont.,
Willi':
"Arid'
hitvliiir
"hurt
uhiuiniim
lUll
lUIt.l
I.BS.....I.I
.1.,
1
.
-
,.ffl
II.
..I
II
...II
...
'
.i.
mill.,
mill
Ilir
...
.mii.it
nun
ms
an
wen
anlimj
unit
nltrhts
I
rourlwri
I'lifitlnnally.
good
liul
lie
appealeil
for
support,
j"1"1
''""'
""
rii
nr
Mi-i-p,
lnu
rier
prospect,
I
he
question
of,""'
":
'",
"!'
,m,'
w
The
t
providing
more
power
would
I
arise
ami
svilli
ii
tho
question
ofi-whether
or
not
n'innjcipnl
Llcipal
owner-
owner-
si
so
iiKinir
inn-
M.tin.
(lf
nr.
WimiiIS
.Norway
Pine
Syrup
1
round
irrc.it
M'lii-r,
iin.1
arier
luiHiiir
laken
wernl
imlllos
1
win,
rrlii-vcil
"f
my
iciiulik."
This
valiinlilc
n.ld
and
rmmU
rmietlj-Im
lii'CD
mi
ilif
ii
i.i
t
k
i
t
for
tlif
pint
as
year;
ymi
dun'i
i'i.i'iiiui-iiC
wlii'ii
ton
v....,
i.miiii.'u.
iririinin.
nni.
ship-of
the
Heelric
light
'
,'
utility
at
,.,sl
u
small
,,,..:,,
,.r
Mill.
urn
riiueh
to
this
oiiv
ai.f.,,i,i
i
was
lo
continue.
It
was
staled
led
There
was
a
great
area
that,
for
an
expenditure
of
$200,-(Hong
waterfront
and
bo
bad
00(1,
power
production
from
been
here
since
l'.M2
but
never
Woiiilworlh
Lake
could
lie
in-
nee
had
he
seen
a
policeman
creased
from
one
thousand
to
(here
'except
to
nieet
a
boat
or
six
thousand
horsepower.
Kx-
answer
a
call.
The
fact
flint
he
perl
opinion
would
have
lo
be;,.
,
,MIj,.,.
,..perience
him-sousht
on
this
and,
of
course,1
(.r
was
one
reason
Ibal
he
was
such
a
project
would
have
to
be
,,rr,.in
himself
as,
a
candidate
submitted
to
Hie
people.
He
was'ror
the
commission.
Hi,
policy
m1
ill
a
supporter
or
municipal
would
be
sOumh
ailiitfnisl
ration
ownership
in
view
or
the
fad
or
police
a
Hairs
with
the
endea-Ihal
the
utilities
bad
proven
v,,,.
(f,
,
,i
M,i
lo
Cl(rrv
ou
themselves-
a
meat
asset
lo
the
the
law.
He
would
make
no
city
and
bad
piled
up
surpluses
I
prnmi..,
jn
view
of
the
raclMhat
from
year
to
year.
If
Woodworlh
;
prince
ituporl
was
not
a
"Sunday
Lake
power
supply
could
be
ex-:ScliooJ"
town
and
it
would
hanl-lenileil
as
was
slated
then,
in
his
y
,o
possible
mate
it
.UCh.
He
opinion,
it
was
a
project
lo
be
roll
highly
honored
at
being
the
stipjiorled.
Aid.
Casey
also
re-icinlorsed
candidate
of
I
lie
Trades
f
erred
lo
the
road
work
that
li.'nl
been
carried
oul
during
the
past!
and
Labor
Council
and
urped
that
Hie
.four
candidates
for
the
year
and
expressed
approval
of
council
also
be
given
support
me
oec.s,,,,,
,nai
nan
i.een
inn.Hr
Mayor
Newton
lo
use
local
rock
instead
of
from!
....
,
v
.....
...
...
nimi
it'll
llili,
having
.given
the
citizens
two
years
or
good
ailniinislraion,
lie
had
no
apology
to
ofter
in"Noe"k-'
iug
re-election.
Apparently
there
was
general
saHrnollmi
with
the
administration
during
lite
pasl
year
and
little
or
no
serious
criticism'
bad
been
directed
against
him
personally.
At
tin
solicitation
of
scores
and
score
of
citizens
who
had
pleaded
with
him
to
continue
the
work
that
had
been
started
by
the
councils
of
tbe
pasl
wo
.yi'iirs
ho
was
again
appearing
as
it
candidate,
lie
only
asked
for
rc-endorsation
if
11
was
fell
that
his
past.
ser
vices
warranted
a
renexval
of
confidence
and
that
the
interests
of
the
pity
would
be
fur
ther
enhanced
by
returning
him
for
amdher
year.
His
Worship
went
til
some
length
into
the
difficulties
that
had
'been
met
in
coping
with
police
nffairs.
It
was
easy
for
citizens
lo
make
complaints
but
It
was
seldom
thai
those
making
such
complaints
would
come
forward
lo
give
their
evidence
in
court.
The
police
was
governed
by
certain
laws
and
il
was
a
-dangerous
policy
lo
proceed
with
proseeu.
ions
if
I
here
was
no
conct'ole
evidence
lo
back
litem
up.
The
city
solicitor
had
been
living
the
police
good
advice
on
such
mailers,
and,
wherever
there
had
been
tolerably
fair
evidence
THE
DAILY,
M:VS
to'
support
charges,
.be
Uhe
mayor)
had
not
odco
fallen
down
in
having
them
laid.
He
-would
continue
such
a
policy.
"
would
I
Ore
lo
ask
you,"
continued
His
Wlorship,
"if
we
really
have,
such
a
victoiis
city
after
all?
Willi
Ibe
limited
police
force
can
you
expect
that
much
boiler
results
can
he
old
ainfd?
.Mayor
Newlon
then
launched
into
a
defence
of
lite
action
taken
by
the
council
it
reducing
light
and
power
and
telephone
rates.
Whatever
condition
might
arise,
ass-uranfe
had
been
given
that
surpluses
woidd
hHU
be
hown
even'
Willi
the
reductions.
This
being
Hie.
case,
bo
fell
thai
there
was
justirichtinu
in
giving
al
least
a
pari
of
lite
'benefits
do-rived
to
those
people
who
wore
residing
here
anil
developing
Ibe
city,
especially
in
view
of
the
fact
thai
rales
bad
boon
higher
here
titan
irj.
almost
every
other
place
in
the
province.
TJicre
would
likejy
he-a
bowl
raised
Ibal
the
small
resident
properly
owners
would
surfer
Ihrough
tin
in.
creased
lax
rale,
lie
would
slate,
however,
thai,
with
Ihe
reduced
charges
for
light,
the
small
properly
owner
would
lill
come
out
al
much
the
belter
end
of
Ibe
deal
'as
against
any
increased
lav-
rale
Ibal
might
he
imposed.
Cow
Bay
Plebiscite
After
briefly
recommending
that
Ibe
cemetery
road
and
power
line
extension
liylaws
be
approved.
Mayor
.Newlon
al
some
length
gave
his
reasons
for
ask
ing
dial
the
Cow
Hay
closing
plebiscite
he
aso
approved.
There
-was
-a
need
for
landing
facilities
for.
dislric.1
residents
i
coming
to
Ihe
cily
and
for
those
engaged'
in
Ihe
fishing
industry.'
Tbe
provincial
government
h.nlj
agreed
lo
obtain
from
the
federal
i
overiinieitl
for
I
lie
cily
20(1
feel
I
of
waterfront
just
east
of
the!
Yachl
Club
in
return
for
permis-j
sion
lo
fill
in
Cow
Hay.
He.
'Mayor
"Newlon'
Ifnd
been
will-
iug
that
Ihe
portion
of
Cow
liayj
inside
or
the
railway
bridge
be
rilled
but
bad
only
recently
pertained
that
Ibe
proposal
of.
Ihe
government
was
to
rill
in
across
the
mouth
or
Ihe
hay
from
Ihe
(ieorgetown
wharf.
This
be-1!
ing
(be
case,
150
feel
of
watcr-
rPonl
would
be
secured
Ty
the
miverninonl.
In
view
of
Ibis.,
lie
fell
that
lite
cily
should
bo
given
more
than
200
reel
in
exchange
j
but
recommended
that
Ihe
pleb-1
incite
in
the
meantime,
be
supported,
leaving
negotiations
tor
more
waterfront
lo
Ibe
incoming
ouncil.
It
was
his
desire,
how
ever,
that
the
issue
-should
be.
fairly
and
squarely
laid
before.
Ihe
electors
so
that
none
could
laler
say
that
lie
had
neglected
lo
explain
il.
"I
have
always
striven
to
e.
straight
with
the
people
who;
elected
me."
concluded
His
Wor
ship,"
ami
thai
will
continue
lo
bo
my
aim.
I
have
always
striven
lo
do
my
ho-d,
lo
be
true
lo
the
trust
that
has
been
imposed
in
me
and
you
can
depend
that
my
ful
n
re
endeavors
will
be
alon
that
line."
Bob
Hanna
Questions
'
llobert
Hanna
Inquired
if
Ibe
derision
was
made
lo
rill
in
Cow
Hay
who
r.P-
oilier
adequate
protection
ror
the
fishing
fleel
was
to
he
obtained,
Mayor
Newton
Is
your
wife
wiser
than
you?
IF
YOU
read
only
the
stock
and
sporting
pages,
and
your
wife
is
like
other
women,
she
is
wiser
thr
n
you.
She
reads
the
shopping
news.
She
likes
to
hear
you
jingle
money
in
your
pockets.
She
likes
to
stretch
money
to
the
limit,
so
she
won't
have
to
ask
for
more.
She
likes
to
shop
strategically.
Know
what
she
does.
Comfortablv
at
home
in
a
cushiony
armchair,
she
scans
advertising
columns.
She
compares,
judges
and
selects
the
goods
she
desires;
maps
her
route;
with
least
effort
and
minimum
time,
goes
direct
to
the
planned
store
and
buys.
She
obtains
what
she
wants
at
the
lowest
price
it
is
offered.
She
is
certain
of
full
satisfaction,
for
she
knows
adoerlised
goods
live
up
to
their
claims.
She
saves
time
and
steps,
and
returns
sufficiently
alert
to
enjoy
new
advertisements
and
to
prepare
you
an
appetizing
dinner.
These
advertisements
are
written
for
your
benefit
too.
Read
them.
Help
her
help
you
save.
Buying
advertised
products
is
a
bond
investment
not
a
stock
spsculatiom
replied
that
Ihe
city
would
en-j
deavor
lo
lake
care
of
Ibis
onj
Ihe
walerfronlage
il
would
obtain.
A
log
break
water
would
likelv
be
nut
ill
lo
bo
followed
.later
by
a
more
permanent
struc
ture
when
finances
-permittCM.
Waller
Shaw
inquired
if
it.
was
the
intention
for
Ihe
cily
lo
give
'up
its
rights
in
Cow
Hay
ror
a
'promise
from
the
provincial
governmcnl
that
it
would
obtain
something
from
the
federal
governmcnl
I
To
Ibis,
Mayor
New-
Ton
replied
that
it
was
hardly!
likely.
Ibe
new
council
would
Isiirn
anvlliintr
away
before
il
had
j
finally
obtained
Ibe
walcrfronl-ane
iiromised.
Aid.
IVIacdonald
Aid,
S.
II.
Macdonabl
was
the
t.-isl
soeaVer
-of
the
evening.
Ho
thanked
the
electors
for
having
on
two
occasions
returned
him
al
Ihe
bead
of
the
polls
and
ask-
'oil
that
support
this
year
be
given
i
his
four
rollongiios
from
the
Trades
and
Labor
Council,
lie'
'was
not
running
Ibis
year
but
be
was
nol
disappearing
and
would
l
probably
be
a
candiilalo
again
al
some,
future
election.
11
Was
a
case
of
"an
Tevoir"
and
nol
I
"goodbye."
Aid.
Macilonnld
tbrn
added
his
'voice
In
Ihe.
defence
of
Iho
decision
Ibal
bad
been
taken
to
reduce
light
and
telephone
rales.
Holb
light
and
phone
depnrl-menls
were
in
splendid
running
order
now
and
there
wasnodan-
ger
of
deficits
despite
anything
that
mishl
be
.said.
Private
corporations
in
-nther
cities
were
aide
In
charge
lower
rales
and
Mill
declare
dividends.
Were
(lie
citizens
of
Prince
IUperl.
there
fore,
as
stockholders
in
the
ulililies
not
also
cnlilled
to
some
benefit
from
Ihe
suniliisos?
Aid.
Mncilnnald
pointed
oul
that
Ihe
"council
bad
been
unanimous
in!
reducing
the
light
rales
with
the,
exception
of
Aid.
Collar!,
Aid.
f'.lapp
atid
Aid.
Perry,
Advertise
in
thu
Daily
News
(
Rupert
Fish"
Fresh
Frozen
All
varieties.
Fresh
Fish
All
varieties
In
season.
Smoked
Fish
Our
well
knowm
"Rupert
Brands."
Finnan
Haddie
"Thistle
Brand"
Nova
Scotians.
Canned
Salmon
Pinks,
Skeena
Sockeye,
etc.
Salt
Fish
Herring,
Salmon,
Black
Cod,
Grey
Cod
Shell
Fish
Crabs,
Shrimps,
Clams.
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
Prinse
Rupert,
B.C.
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
SHIPYARD
Operating
G.
T.
F.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Engineers,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmiths,
Pattern
makers,
Founders,
WoodWorkert,
Etc.
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
Our
plant
is
equipped
to
handle
all
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
38?,