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Friday,
April
1(5,
1926.
Tax
Reductions
Will
Prove
Welcome.
The
tax
reductions
announced
yesterday
will
prove
very
welcome
to-many
Prince
Rupert
people.
The
reduction
of
the
sale's
tax,
the
receipt
lax,
the
reduction
in
the
postage
rates
mid
the
income
tax
changes
all
will
lighten
the'
load
that
has
proved
heavy
since
the
war
and
whs
directly
the
result
of
wartime
expenditure.
It
is
to
be
hoped
the
government
is
not
going
loo,
fast
in
its
tax
reductions
and
that
the
future
will
justify
its
actions.
At
any
rale
we
shall
enjoy
the
change.
Optimistic
Outlook
Of
.
.Finance
Minister.
Apparently
Hon.
J.
A.
RoM
is
an
optimist.
And
he
-is
the
one
man
in
Canada
who
should
be
in
a.
position
to
know
w:iiether
his
optimism
is
justified.
He
is
m
touch,
or
his
department
is,
with
all
the
activities
or
the
nation
rrom
coast
to
coast.
He
says
lie
expects
to
pay
off
twenty-one
million
dollars'
worth
of
the
Canadian
debt
even
after
reducing
the
taxes
as
staled
in
the
despatches.
If
he
does
that,
it
is
the.
best
possible
proof'
that
the
howl
of,
bad
times
put
up
at
the
last
election
was
just
apolitical
howl.
The
results
!eem
lo
have
provvd
it.
.
Irishman.
Likes
British
'Constitution.
-
,
Th
Irish
minister
to
Washington
if
ah
admirer
or
the
British
juyiijTM
and
urges
that
it
be
alloweibjlo?.
Ciuiljuue
jn
thetoTil
vpy
instead
of
being
made
into
an
inflexible
machine'
as
is
Uy
eiie
'lit
t
hV
American
Republic.
It
is
a
treat
to
hear
the
representative
of
the
mjuUi
of
Ire-laud
speaking
in
that
strain.
II
is
an
indication
that
at
last
the'
Irish
question
is
settled.
The
pitv
is
that
many
years
ago
in
the
time
oT
Gladstone
the
British
people
had
not
been
wise
.enough
to
have
.'followed
the
policy
laid
down
by
him
which
would
have
prevented
much
bloodshed,
hate,'
worry,
hardship
and
annoyance.
.
.
-.
'
Financial
Market
"..'
.
Suffering
Badly.
-
-
Whatever
may
be
the
cause.'it
Is
certain
thatithe-financial
wo.rld
is
in
a
turmoil
and
Hint
securities
are
being
very
much
depressed
in
the
market.
Possibly
it
may
be
the
result
of
stock
gamblers
manipulations
or
there
may
be
a
more-
deep-seated
reason
for
it.
At
any
rale
it
will
be
interesting
lo
watch
Hie
changes.
The
most
outstanding
'of
tbesp
are
recorded
in
despatches
to
this
paper.
'
-r
'
Island
Activity
Seems
Certain.
,v
II
seems
certain
from
information
received
from
the
'Queen
Charlotte
Islands
that
there
will
le
Kceater
activity
there.
than
has
been
the
case
for
many
years
past.
The
de.veIopmcnt,of
the
fisheries
at
that
point
is
being
carried
to
a
point
exceeding
oil
previous
errorts
in
that
line
awvthcre
seem
to
be
indication
that
lumberng
will
again
be
active
there
soon.
Once
the
settlements
on
the
island
become
large
enough
to
insure
good
transportation,
there
will
be.
greater
interest
taken
in
tlicm.
At
present
II;
js
difficult
to
advise
pe.uple
to
settle.
Nvherc
Steamship
service
i';
so
inrremient.
With
development
and
the
establish
ment
or
permanent
homes
at
the
various
centres
will
come
greater
efforts
to
cater
to
the
people
there
and
more
of
Hie
amenities
of
life
will
be
provjdetl.
Aery
soon
the
Islands
will
be
getting
beyond
tho
pioneer
stage
and
people
who
have
their
homes
across
llecnie
blraus
will
welcome
:
the
transit
ioji.
,
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m
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New
Dressy
Oxfords
:A
LL
the
style
that
a
well-dressed
man
could
wish
for,
plus
comfort
arid
long
wear,
At
a
strictly
moderate
price.
Ask
your
dealer
to
show
you
Lcckies.
J.
LECKIE
C.O.
LIltflTlJb
VANCOUVER,
B.
C.
SO!
CANADA'S
POSITION
IN
EMPIRE
MADE
CLEAR
IN
.SPEECH
OF
DANDURAND
Continued
from
Pace
1.
have
not
yet
succeeded,
because
'or
its
effect.,
ioolier
or
the
possibility
of
being
Ciunpcllcd
d
aain
aioUnu
to
I.nroi
e.
When
we
look
at
our
pre-war
expenditure
tor
tlck'nce
or
war.
i'2
millions,
which
has
grown
to
tt
millions,'
we
become
some
what
imnalienl
at
comparisons
which
are
made
between
our
pre-
e.
l
per.
capita
expenditure
and
that
or
other
sister
nations.
Consent
to
Tax
The
old
adage
thai
"interest
is
the
measure
ul
men's
actions
"
is
still
the
rule
wliic'i
governs
maiikinct.
(lightly
or
wroir.'ly,
iltost
lipadians
luxe
no;
the
reeling
thar
they
are
threatened.
rhey,.unsenl
to
be
laxe.l
heaily
i'or
what
Ihey
conceive
to
be
iressint?
neeils,
but
they
hink
in
oi
'in
or
peace.
When
their
government
asked
His
Majesty
the
King
to
dele
gate
a
Canadian
to
sign
a
treaty
affecting
Canada
alone,
at
Wash
,nginn,
a
Ldnilon
newspaper
made
this
amusing
remark:
"Ciinada
wants
to
sign
alone,
her
treaties,
but
slfe
has
no
army
or
navy
lo
defend
-
I
befit."
t
l
lie
writer
wa
thinking
as
would
a
Kuronean
in
terms
of
lorce.
'
Il
hever
occurred
lo
Can
yilans
that
treaty,
neetted
an
irmy
behind
it.
They
have
been
free
from
fear.
They
have
never
fejl
thai
they
neerfe'rl
protection.
I'hey
rather
believe
that
they
have
been
a
protecting
nation.
1'heir
history
has
createil
that
convicliou
in
their
mind.
The
conflicf
1775Aof
1812,
of
1899
t'lid
airain
of
lUIt.
were
not
of
anailian
origin.
Producer
of
Security
It
lyis
been
well
said
that
Can
ada
Ji4a;nTiieer
of
security,
not
ft
consumer
Never
has
it
raised
i
fihgeF
calling
for
help.
Can-ldians
dislike
the
coaxing,
the
manoeuvriugi
which
is
cniistant-
lyjioing
on,
to
draw
it
into
lar-
erUercnce
expenditure
when
she
has,
financially
speaking,
through
iier
last
European
adventure,
wiiter
loher.
lips.
u
not
sponging
You
will
quite
realize
her
state
of
mind
'when
she
is
told
in
tho
press
in
some
form
or
other,
that
she
is
sponging
on
others
for
tlerence.
In
1'JiM,
when
tho
Washington
Conierenoe
was
cominx
to
an
end,
Lord
Lee
of
rarcharn
came
to
Montreal,
and
publicly
ungrd
Canada
to
assume
r
share
of
Imperial
naval
dc:
fence.
The
conference
had
a!
ready
decided
to
make
ait
all
round
reduction
In
armaments.
If
the
occasion
'had
oficrcd
I
would
tave
made
bold
In
discuss
with
the
noble
Lord
the
wisdom
ot
his
returning
to
Washington
to
pros
foiiinolber
50
per
rent
all-
iouihI
reduction
in
order
to
f
'lier
lighten
his
burden.
Other
missionaries
on
the
name
errand
have
been
heart!.
When
we
are
irsked,
in
cold
blood,
to
assume
definite
obliga
tions,
our
rejisou
directs
our
judiwtcnt.
We
arc
apt
lo
be
more
responsive
when,
In
limes
of
stress,
an
appeal
is
made
to
our
sentiments...
u
Way
to
Recuperate
t'.anadjaii
are
among
those
who
believe
that
the.
only
way
for
the
world
lo
recuperate
its
losses
and
save
itself
from
bank
ruptcy
is
in
the
reduction
of
its
military
and
naval
establish
monts.
We
have
plntied
our
faith
on
-the.
influence
and
action
of
tho
"League
of
tfilions,
Which
is
soon
to
grapple
with
the
pro
blem
of
the
reduction
of
'
arma
merits
.on
land
and
on
sea;
Let
us
oray
that
It
may
succeed,
e
have
faith
in
the
League
of
Na
lions,
which
brings
together
re
gularly,
at
fixed
dales,
most
of
the
nations
of
the
earth.
Il
is
quite-
noilc'eabte
dial
Ih
llioe
ttalherinigs
there
is
a
most
sincere
desire
for
co-opera-tion.
I
am
profoundly
interested
in
the,
words
of
the
Council,
which
moots
at'lettst
four
times
a
year,
and
whjcli
has,
,!
il
nldl.
the
(Jient
Powers'
II
Is
the
(Jreat.
Power
which
are
p.bs"t
their
to
he
feared,
Wealie
mi''lil
W1Ik.ii
thev
el.ish.l
ujuour
railway
ueiicus.
m
esmo-
jll(
w,iH
world
is
affected
hy
the
.IJshlpg-
equilibrium
In
our
hud-
ran(.iy,u.
.s
ji,P
Or.t
Power
pet.
.Vrno
slruglii!
man-1
lnoot
in
lnp
Council
with
the
tMY,4
t,,al
Wd-
"r
fi,'"t
,lul'
primary
nhjeeU
r
maintaining
to
.our-country,
aye.
to
the
Km-
,..u.,,
tm.uphou
the
.
world,
plre,'oere
ffnancial
order
tloir
function
will
he
to
preach
in
our
owft'hOniOj,
compromise,
and
arbitration
to
Happy
PeopU
8m,
nationT
-
.
We,,
who
had
left
Lurope
In'
p-fanfa
of
0wn
Doctrine
JhP.
Uc
lasr
three
course
cen-
M
,
is
,
ft,
rc
turio,
to
belter
oqr
condition,
oa(,t
,
,,own
,nP
rulos
nm,
the
happiest
c
in
the
were
peop
,Hnci
fop
(V
M
Ml
world
up
to
the
v-ry
day
when
of
,,,,,,,.
,,flwcfn
wo,
i
'"
return
ne,.
en
to
10
r.urope.
nuropi.
rer-,..
wj-
$mall
h
iia
C0luhry
or
,
haps
after
.-jll,
are
we
.till
amous
w
,)(lC0m(,
js0
IhQ
barest
people
on
earth
hy
mvn
llocl
aI)(l
wmpacfsonVund
because
we
have
tnH
ht
tf
it
the
Hablvvin
government
ror
con
sistently
piirsuiiw
thai
policy.
I'hose
two
greftt
leading
coun
tries
owe
thai
example
-to
the
world.
.
,
Perfect
Equality
The
Itrltish-
Knipirc
as
at
pre-ently
constituted,
wdl
endure
if
a
seniuneni
or
perie.
i
equainy:
between
its
members
Is
felt1
throughout
Us
component
parts.
Mr.
Amery
lately
remarked.
quite
aptly,
that
a
country
like
Canada,
wilti"
a
popuuiion
larger
than
mosr
of
the
secondary
pow
er
of
the
world,
can
well
claim
lo
play
a
role
In
Mm-
Copiily
oT
Nations.
Sir
John
A.
MaeDonald
'want
ed,
in
IHtw,
fhr
our
new
Confed
eration
the
name
ami
tille
or
the
Kingdom
or
Canada,
so
as
fo
clearly
establish
thai
vve
were
no
more
a
dependency.
He
failed
tn
gel
thai
outward
sign,
but
lie
was
granted
the
substance.
.Un
der
our
Macna
Charta,
we
have:
devciopeuyiormauy
mm
nation
hood.
ti
Bureaucracy
'
The
Canadian
people
would
deem
il
intolerable
to
be
considered,
in
any
particular,
Hie
s'ulijecls
of
the
King's
xuhjects.
They
know
full
we'll
'
Ihat
the
llrilislt
statesmen
have
com
pletely
recosmized
this
prtnciplo
7
....
.
t
.t-
ir
eipianiy,
mil
pernaps
me
bureaucracy,
which
I
reputed
lo
he,
intellectually,
an
aristocracy,
till
feels
that
there
are
things
which
it
can
accomplish
more
efricienlly
than
oursj-lves.
In
our
history,
we
hnve
occuon
to
meet
such
a
situation
and
bureaucracy
had
lo
resign
itseH,
with
good
srace,
lo
the
inevitable.
Passed
to
Manhood
n
i-rti'v
ruirl
iii'liitiM
nlAtunnl
nti.l
1
oners
of
I
will
bo
unbour.d.'d
faith
in
courage
.and
pcn(ing
tlil
evolution,
0l-,VlUt.liv'
...
fwl,
in
Canada,
that
the.
peace
,
ltut
hU
formidahl.
ut
i
.
upheaval
,f
y
u
a
jf
lhe
lw0
which
has
.so
profoundly
-Hikcn-
,
lu.j10rlng
countries,
who
our
cruiiuiuio
fuau,
.
,
,
)i(
,
t
,
ff
ufc
quite
chary
In
aumlnr
any'
.
llIlrH(.lini,
tWt:ii
urilain
irw
obligation
which
vvtmlii
liae
';.
nnn
w.
,1.,P,1,nnirtlwIv
,
I
JUT,
l,,,Tl,
,,.l
....
rrmlnrnl
111
a
threat
to
the
peace
of
thei""
;
Do
Your
Bowels
Ever
Become
Constipated?
A
trti
notion
of
the
bowelif,
Try
day,
thoold
bt
the
aim
of
jvitrj
on
who
axplrei
to
perfect,
health,
for
once
the
boneli
become
eloraed-ap
all
the
other
organi
of
the
body
get
deranged,
and
alt
klnda
of
.diteatei
and
disorders
are
liable
to
attack
the
eyitem.
If
you
take
our
adrice
and
uie
Milburn's
yoo
will
find
that
they
will
regulate
and
ketp
.your
boweli
aod
liver
in
proper
nhnpe,
and
when
thia
la
done
there
ii
not
much
chance'
of
you
ever
bclnif
elck.
(
'
Thii
valuable
remedy
,hai
been
on
tho
market
for
the
past
82
years;
put
up
only
by
The
T.
Mtlburn
Co,
J.i
mil
Ited,
Tomato,
Out.
JPJKHlBHBBBlEZSMlvaHHHHVHBHBHI
or
M
-m
n;
I
into
If
lLlHI
urn
nil
orgol
to
demoliilize
the
war
cor
espoinienls.
The
reull
is
thai,
under
an-
I
was
reading
lately
Hint
Her
"""'r
nam.
a
"foreign
corres
Mniclv.
flneen
VielOria.
underP"""',"'.
no-y
nave
remaine.i
on
,
whose
reign
il
was
my
privilege!
Hi"
war
palh.
ami
although
the
lo
crow
up.
was
reminded
by
her!
t-asue
oi
.aiions
nas
airree.i
up-s'oii,
the
Prince
of
Wales,
in
a,
,,n
a
protbcol
which
eliminates
must
respectful
tone,
In
answer,
i'"
""
poison
gases,
me
ror-t
lo
her
advice
concerning
attend-,
forrespondenls
cohllnue
lo
ance
at
horse
races.
Rial
he
had'
loon
public
opinion
every
grown
to
manhood
and
was
2
morning
by
raising
suspicions,
years
of
ape.
Canadians,
whose,
rivalrl-s
anl
hatred
between
the
leaders
have
nil
passed
the
meri-'.1'eopies.
lian
of
life,
are
inclined
to
smile
J
mm
"any
preinui
io
nav-
ois-
wheh
they
think
(hat
they
can
covered
some
pint
line:
m-iween
INcern
some
hidden-thought
or
"me
iaioips
nr
nailrtn
against
is
no
lookinc
linckw
ards
NATURE
makes
her
own
pure,
fresh
milk-but
she
cannbt
keep
ft
fresh.
Sde.nce
hes
taugi
us
how
to
turn
fresh
natural
milk
into
The
New
KLfMand
how
to
make
KLIM
that
STAYS
fresh,
no
matter
what
the
weather
conditions
may
be.
Selected
dairy
herds
provide
us
with
their
finished
article
pure
fresh
milk.
Within
few
hours
of
its
milking,
this
fresh
milk
fa
delivered
by
dairymen
to
our
plants
in
the
country.
It
i3
then
pasteurized
in
glass-lined
tunks.-
From
the
pasteurizers,
the
milk
is
pumped
through
glass-lined
pipes
into
the
drying
room.
Here
it
fa
forced
through
a
tiny
ptn-nole
opening
into
a
current
of
warm,
dry
air,
where
the
moisture
fa
evapdrafed
iri
one
-fifth
of
a
second.
The
milk
spray
dries
instantaneously
at
a
low
temperature,
arid
the
solids
of
the
milk
fall
io
the
bottom
of
the
drving
room
in
a
drift
of
fine
white
powdered
milk
KLIM.
Lastly,
the
pure
whofe
milk
in
powder
form
i
packed
by
our
special,
exclusive
proceis
into
the
brown-arid-yellow
KLIM
tin
and
there
you
have
the
New
KLIM
you
Wve
been
hearing
about,
whole
full-cream
millc,
as
weet
and
rich
and
wholesome
as
it
wat
whn
it
left
the
farms
near
our
plants.
Bay
a
tin
ffo'm
your
grocer
"or
druggist
to-day.
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group.
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same
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side,
abreast,
not
tow.
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Hrring
lie
pond.
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tmioernati.
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simply
cabWl
fo
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newspapers
that
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in
Hurope,'
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One
of
the
foremost,
papers
In
Canada.
"The
Montreal
Oazettc,"
on
the
iHtli
of
February
Insl,
ex.
pressed
the
general
vie-
when
II
armistice
was,'
resum
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tneir
lavor-
world.
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declare.l.
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work
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be
loo
strongly
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It
nul
havet
most
damaging
eirecl
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Iho
general
public,
of
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I'n
I
fed
Stales,
If
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only
he.
lieve
one
tenth
iff
ifie
fanlaic
stories
which
Ihey
read
of
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discords
arid
dolling.
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have
now
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at
three
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oi
the
Lcumh.
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have
met
Inlimarely
niosl
or
Ibe
leaders
fir
the
various'
countries
and
in
suite
or
the
war
enrresnon-
dents,
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haVe
enoViVh
confidence
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in
,
in
in"
men
in
yiMMiwiii,
in
eacn
country,
to
report
that
nolwiHi-ntnnding
a
cerjain
degree
ol
nervousness
wh'ieh
Is
ipifle
pahlral
following
such
a
formidable
clash,
all's
wejl
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.Iuijope,
.
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