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DAILY
EDITION
Thursday,
March
,
25,
192t.
That
there
is.
tun
much
Talking
and
that
speeches
are
much
too
lohg
in
parliament
is
evident
ti
Anyone
who
has
studied
the
situation
ever
so
carelessly.
There
should
Ie
a
limit
to
the
lime
one
person
may
occupy
in
discussion
of
any
subject.
A
person
can
saya
lot
in
half
an
hniirunid
probably
a
quarter
of
an
hour
would
lie
sufficient
for
most
members.
Condensation
in
speech
is
an.
'art
Dial
many
politicians
could
practice
without
danger
In
anyone
and
with
much
profit
lj
themselves,
and
the
country.
Wjiile
it,
i"
de.siraMe
lliut
free,
expression
of
opinion
should
lie
carefully,,
preserved,-
there
is
a
.limit
to
the
time
that
should
he
takgit
in
doing
it.'.
.:
j
...
Income
TTax
Is
"
-
-
Being
Discussed.
-s.
The
income
tax
is
lieiug
Vfisciissed
in
Canada
both
at
Ottawa
and
at
the
provincial
capitals,-.
there
being
considerable
agitation
going
on
against
ils
imposition.
Yet
there
is
a
large
body
of
public
opinion
in
favor
of
it'
as
the
mo
I
just
method
of
rasing
iaxes.
As
long
,as
it
is
enforced
against
everyone
without
fear
or
favor,
there
is
no
objection
to
it.
The
man
who
ha
an
income
pays
and
the
person
wbo
has
no
income
dues
not
have
to
pays
The
difference
between
the
income
tax
and
the
personal
property
tax
IsVo
marked
as
to
be
worthy
of
comment
and
even
of
prole.st.
The
properly
tax
j
levied
against
a
plant
whether
profit
is
made
from
its
operation
or
not.
It
is
aUo
a
charge
on
all
the
slock
a
merchant
carries,
thus
tending
to
make
him
economize
in
laying
up
a
choice
of
good
for
the
customer.
If
a
manufacturing
plant
loses
twenty
thousand
dollars
and
Ihen
the
government
comes
along
and
takes
another
thousand
for
property
lax,
the
manufacturer
feels
sore,
and
wilh
justification.
If
on
the
other
hand
he
makes
a
profit
of
twenty
thousand
he
doe
not
mind
so
irjuch
having
to
pay
a
thousand
or
even
more.
The
personal
property
lax
is
one
that
should
be
abolished
but
the
income
tax
if
well
enforced
against
everyone
should
be
enlitinued
as
part
of
Hie
settled
policy
of
the
country.
Equalizing
Business
Throughout
The
Year.
The
difficulty
in
Prince
Rupert
in
the
past
ha
been
that
business
has
been
good
in
the
.summer
and
autumn
and
verv
quiet
in
the
winter
and
spring.
The
closed
season
for
halibut,
the
lack
of
.other
-varp'ties,
of
fishing
and
the
closing
down
of
other
work
li$s-,
usually
cmisedn
na
jty'
gapMliiriiig.
which
businessman
find
it
difficult
fo
carry
on
and
when
lliey
Ioe
the
surplus
they
make
in
the
prosperous
parts
of
the
year.
If
Hip
elevator
is
operated
next
fall,
as
is
confidently
ex
pected
jt
will,
the
gap
should
be
bridged
and
there
should
be
no
drill
season.
Just
when
Hie
fishing
drops
off
the
grain
business
should
commence
and
the
result
should
be
very
beneficial
for
lie
business
jnleresls
of
the
city.
It
will
be
a
welcome
change.
'
Is
There
Really
A
8a
Serpent?
A
great
many
people
are
sceptical
as
to
the
reality
of
there
being
such
a
thing
as
u
sea
serpent.
Captain
(1
J.
House,
wbo
recently
was
here
and
who
told
of
seeing
one
at
Wright
Sr
d,
is
h
man
of
standing
and
he
i'repealing
hi
Vancouver
what
he
said
here.
Undoubtedly
the
great
creature
was
real
lo
him.
The
Only
possible
alternative
is
thai
it
might
have
been
an
optical
illusion.
Such
things
have
been
known.
When
visitors
to
India
are
shown
a
man
who
throws
a
rope
in
the
air
and
climbs
it
and
they
Ihey
see
him
come
down
one
limb
at
a
time
aud
eventually
the
limbs
come
together
and
hri
is
as
if
nothing
happened,
it
is
undoubtedly
.mi
optical
illusion
caused
doubtless
by
lrypnotism.
Apparently
there
was
no
hypnotic
influence
in
the
neighborhood
of
Captain
House,
so1
the
probability
is
that
he
really
saw
a
sea
serpent.
Bttw.
IFitb
in
the
air
Peanut
Tubes
will
get
it.
They
make
any
set
better.
Buy
a
full
equipment
for
your
present
set
and
test
them
out
against
the
best.
You'll
wonder
why
you
didn't
discover
them
before.
Do
it
now!
Now
$3
00
formerly
$3.50
Victor
Northern
Elect
Ho
Peanut
Tubes
FISH
TRAPS
AT
WALES
ISLAND
Cause
of
Canners
Taken
up
by
Vancouver
Newspaper
which
Explains
Situation
-REPUDIATION
CHARGED
Petition
Sent
In
to
Ottawa
It
Is
Claimed
Misrepresented
Case
as
it
Stood
The
Vancouver
Morning
Star
has
taken
up
Hie
cause
)f
tin
canners
in
the
fish
trap
contro
versy
in
regard
to
Wale.
Island
sites.
In
a
recent
number
jji!
to
hand
it
publishes
the
following
editorial
article
under
'the,
heading
"flood
Vish
and
Poof
Politics":
The
Fisheries
liepaftment
ol
Canada,
throtugh
varying
admin-
isirations
tor
over
fifty
years,
has
wisely
adhered
policy
of
not
allowing
our
sources
of
fish
supply
in
walers
under.
on.
control
to
be
exhausted
hj
ruthless
exploitation.
Hecau-
Of
this
policy
the
lolnter
fisheries
Of
Hie
Maritime
province
are
iii
belter
condition
than
ever,
while
Hie
Americans
have
Ions
since
practically
depleted
their
lobster
grounds
along
Hie
adjac
ent
.New
Knglanri
roast,
which
must
now
le
restocked
On
U.S.
Border
Hut
where
Hie
coasts
of
Can
ada
and
Hie
United
Slates
are
facing
each
other
across
narrow
reaches
of
sea,
as
along
the
southern
and
northern
parts
of
Hrilish
Columbia,
and
Hie
Americans
do
not
refrain
from
destructive
method
of
fishing,
then
our
policy
ought
to
le
wiselr
varied;
we
should
then
-rive
Hie
same
license
to
Canadian
fisher
men
as
tiie
American
govern
ment
gives
lo
American
fishermen.
Hut
tlioe
in
control
l
our
fisheries
Department
do
no.
follow
such
a
policy
.In-
a
cas
just
brought
to
light,
and
which
occurred
within
the
past
Iw
.
years,
serious
damage
lias
bee:'
done
one
of
our
leading
fishing
companies.
There
has
been
direct
repudiation
by
the
Depart
men!
or
Marine
and
Hshcrtes
or
a
written
assurance;
with
re
suiting
loss
of
over
ttu.0nii
i
ihoe
who
placed
reliance
there
on.
Salmon
are
caught
by
gill
nets,
by
seines,
by
(rolling
ami
by
traps.
But
traps
are
only
allowed
in
areas
faring
Hie
in
ternational
boundary.
In
'the
Wales
l.-Jund
Fishing
District
of
Dritisli
Columbia,
close
In
Alas
ka
at
Portland
Inlet,
there
are
over
a
dezen
salmon
traps
beinr
operated
on
Hie
American
side
(if
the
narrow
dividing
strip
of
sea.
Traps
were
operated
likewise
on
the
Canadian
side
from
J9I3
to
JIHO
by
M.
DesHrisay
and
Company,
previous
owners
of
the
Wales
Island
Cannery,
and
by
tho
A.H.C.
Packing
Com
pany.
The.
largest
proportion
o
salmon
caught
in
these
trap
were
pinks
and
chum.
Hut
in
li2o
there
was
no
profilabl"
market
for
these
cheaper
varieties
of
salmon,
and
so
the
Cana
diau
straps
were
no
longer
operated
there.
Hy
1D2,
however,
the
market
for
pinks
and
chums
had
revived.
Canadian
Fishing
Co.
Then
'the
'Canadian
Fishing
Company
Ltd.
negotiated
for
to-'
purchase
of
tin
disused
Des-jlrisay
plant;
havirng
first
consulted
W.
A.
Found,
chief
inspector
for
the
fisheries
department
nt
Ottawa.
From
Mr.
Found
(jssurance
was
given
tlial
there.
Would
be
no
question
but
that
Irap
licenses
for
that
area
would
pe
issued
on
demand,
such
as
were
formerly
issued
to
Desllri-say
and
Company
ami
the.
A.
H.C.
Company.
On
this
assurane"
Hie
plant
was
purchased.
It
was
necessary
to
build
a
ncv
Irap.
In
November
1021,
application
for"
a
trap
license
was
formally
made
to
the
Department
of
Marine
and
Fisheries,
and
written
assurance
was
received
that
the
license
would
be
issued
lo
operate
a
trap
at
the
point
selected
at
Winter
Harbor,
Pearse
Canal,
Wales
Island
District.
Hut
In
December,
l'Ji,
Hie
Company
was
officially
informed
that
no
license
would
be
actually
issued
until
proof
of
Intention
to
operate
was
given
by
building
tbe
trap.
On
this
the
(iompany
proceeded
lo
build
the
trap
und
appurtenances
at
a
cost
of
between
ou,000
and
$70,000.
All
was
complete
and
ready
for
operation
by
June,
1025.
Then
notification
was
glvn
by
Hie
Company
to
the
Department
that
all
their
require-
TiTE
DAILY
BWa
Ttiurd,
Jfurrl.
mertts
had
been
complied
and
request
vasmatti'
for
issuance
of
the
license.-
A
telegram
was
re
ceived
from
the
Department
re-i
fusing
to
Issue
I
lie
license;
say
I
ing
l
lie
policy
had
been
changed.
j
Signed
by
300
The
explanation
given
is
that
,t!ie
men
engaged
in
salmon
j
J
trolling
opposed
any
.salmon'
Itrap
being
operated
on
Wales!
(island
opposite
lo
where
Hmj
Americans
aj
operating
salmon
j
Itrap
without
hindrance;
&i
Idl
ing
the
fisli
which
otherwise,
would,
be
at
least
partly
rnutdil
by
Canadian
traps.
A
petition,
signed
by
over
three
hioidri'd
of
those
engaged
in
salmon
trolling
on
the
northern
masK
of
Hril-ish
Columbia,
was
sent
from
I'riiKe
It
U
pert
lo
the
Minister
ofl
Marine
and
Fisheries
in
August,
lu;."),
asking
Imu
to
Toibid
Hotj
further
use
ol
salmon
traps.!
This
pel
t
ion
wa-
Wase.l
upon
a:
deliberate
misrepreseiilutioii.
It
smi.
I
llml
Hie
Auu'rifiill
Irap-M
were
no
b'ltyer
operating,
ami
that
for
tiif
sane
reason
Hn,
Canadian
traps
should
not
he
allowed
to
opefaie.
The
American
I
raps
were
junly
"closed
for
Hi
"
uncial
ten
days:
and
when
the
ten
days
elapsed
they
rcsumeii
operations,
as
it
mut
have
been
known
lliey
would
by
the
origin-alors
of
the
petition,
and
as
must
have
been
known
by
Hi
officials
of
J
he
Department
of
Murine
and
f-'i-lierie
at
Ottawa.
It
would.
seem
that"
under
poli-tiil
pressiiii
the
(lovernmenl
ol
Canada
ha
rejuidialed
its
own
written
word;
ieuliing
in
a
direct
loss
of
oxer
sf.o.ooo
lo
a
Itritish
Columbia
eninp.iuy.
One
of
two
things;
eitiier
full
ooni
pensatioh
should
be
made
to
Hm
defrauded
company
or
tin-license
promised
shoulil
be
sued.
MANY
VISITORS
HEARD
LOCAL
PHONOGRAPH
Instrument
Made,
by
John
Rowell
Is
Great
Improvement
Over
Older
Machines
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
O.
Fulton
had
ipiite
a
few
isiiors
last
cwnina
who
called
to
hear
the
new-Prince
llupert-made
phonograph.
which
embodies
acoustic
ini-l
protemefits
invented
by
John
Howell,
of
the
Canadian
Laundry.
Most
of
the
visitors
brought
some
of
their
own
records
in
order
to
romiwire
their
playing
on
the
new
machine.
The
new
in-'
venfioti
for
which
Mr.
Howell
i
applying
for
a
patent,
eliminates
to
a
wonderful
degree
all
the
harshness
of
lone
too
often
associated
with,
the
full
tniied
re.
cord
and
gives
out
a
very
clear
and
mellow
rendering'
of
even
Hie
brassiest
-jaz.
Itecnrd
of
many
kinds
wero
tested,
vocal
and
instrumental,
solo
and
orchestral,
forte
and
pianissimo
and
those
who
listened
to
the
evening's
entertainment
were
very
pleace.l
with
what
lliey
heard.
The
new
invention,
it
is
understood,
can
be
installed
in
practically
any
existing
phonograph.
Harry
1.
iHbsoti
of
Stewart
was
a
passcbger
aboard
lb
I'riile
iienre
yesterday
afternoon
rpicrinng
inrtii
after
r
brief
busineis
I
rip
to
Vancouver.
A
Boon
to
Mothers
Mothers
everywhere
who
realize
Hie
danger
to
delicate
little
stomachs
of
lOo
much
dosing
appreciate
the
value
of
Vicks
in
treating
croup
and
children
rold.
With
Vicks
there
Is
nothing
to
swallow
you
Just
rub
it
on.
The
body
heal,
releases
the
ingredients
Merit
hoi,
Camphor,
F.ucalyplus
Thyne,
Turpentine
In
the
form
of
vapors
which
carry
Hie
medication
directly
1o
the
nose,
Ihroal,
bronchial
tube
and
lungs.
At
Hie
umi
time
Vicks
is
absorbed
through
and
slimu-lule
the
.skin
like
a
poultice
or
plaster.
Cold
go
overnight,
croup
Is
(generally
relieved
wilhlit
13
minutes.
Ori
2IMiwomJas
Used
Ycmly
for
tmmmmmm
I
"
mMmmm!m'
I
ID',.
Easter
Momingl
and
the
whole
year
round
W
II
F.N
(ieorge
Washington
.icled
elite
and
told
how
naughty
tie
was,
he
set
a
noble
example
.'or
Hie
girl
of
this
continent.
Stl.MC
people
are
so
good
they
invc
not
lime
In
do
good.
WHAT
your
enemies
say
sel-toui
does
any
harm.
It
is
the
report
uf
(heir
doings
brought
by
your
fool
friends
that
hurts.
IT
is
not
a
hick
town
unless
Everybody
tatks
about
errybod
else
at
afternoon
'
lea.
J'HACII
tree
Jiave
been
found
wild
in
China.
The
peaches,
are
wild
here.
MOST
of
us
do
without
what
kc
need
in
order
to
gel
what
we
want.
IF
a
world
court
Is.
formed,
it
will
be
another
for
which
I
ina
how
contempt.
TIIFJlH
wiisvJi
.saxaplionocop.
lest
down,
in,
Alaba"5niiVlie.'ji?,r
day.
Thc?y
say
it
wtis
!
harder
on
lie
nerve
(huil.u
real
.honest
In
oodness
prize
fight.
A
CIIAIIJ.HSTO.V
been
sent
to
jail,
.appy.
dancer
has
.Now
I
am
SY.NTIII-7IIC
drinks,
syntheD
silk,
synllieljc
almosj
anything
Children
are
just
diffeienl.
Thev
just
happen.
YfHJ
can't
pleae
everybody.
Pome
of
my
friend
are
ulwuy
howling
for
a
drink
and
yesterday
I
met
another
who
wa
sore
because
he
had
been
drinking.
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
March
25,
1916.
Harry
Harvey
has
laken
over
the
management
of
the
Majesiio
'I'll
ea
lie
and
will
he
assisted
by
bonis
Am.idio,
ojicralor.
An'ly
Akerberg
of
Akerherit
A
Swiffs
Premium
Hams
and
Bacon
satisfy
Easter
morning
appetites
there
is
no
TO
more
savory
dish
than
brookfield
Eggs
served
with
tender
slices
of
"Premium"
Bacon
or
Ham.
Swift's
"Premium"
has
long
been
recognized
as
the
highest
standard
of
quality.
Always
mild
in
flavor
and
uniform.
Serve
Premium
for
Easter
and
you
will
serve
it
all
year
around.
Order
from
your
Grocer
or
Butcher
Swift
Canadian
Co.
Limited.
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
ays;
In
at
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I
lilt;
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
J
SHIPYARD
Operating
Q.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Engineers,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmiths,
Psuwn
makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
EU.
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELOINO.
Our
plant
is
equipped
to
handle
alt
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
9SP
ed
a
Urge
gathering
in
Hie
Km-press
theatre
last
mgln
on
Um
topic
of
"F.lernal
Punisiiineni
'
FH.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS.
Prince
Rupert
Johnson,
II.
(
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ami
W.
A.
Wallutv,
Vanrouver:
II.
F.
Hiektord
mid
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W.
Itundle,
The
Pas,
Man.;
W.
F..
O.
Mc-l.euuaii,
Toronto;
Mr.
and
Mr.
C.
A.
ThotiKou,
Montreal.
Central
.Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
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Downing
and
son,
Terrnre;
Mrs.
0.
11.
Hlaek,
Vancouver.
.
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in
the
Daily
News.
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