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Monday,
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I92G.
Prairie
Crops
And
This
Port.
;
With
the
establishment
of
this
port
as
a
grain
export
centre,
we
all
become
particularly
interested
in
the
condition
of
the
crops
on
the
prairies
mid
in
the
interior
of
British
Columbia,
and
this
paper
has
tried
its
best
to
keep
reader
in
(ouch
with
eoirdilitms
.o"
an
iruin
ume
to
nme,
jusi
as.lias
been
done
in
connection
with
the
fish
business.
TLtt
llllll
IIMvc
.'fimiun.
Ih.il.
....
II.
.
I
I
......
that
Ihetyrairie
cmp-wiis
likely
to
be
as
large,
or
very
nearly
as
juigc,
asiia.-i
jear..
hum
noes
not
mean
that
the
yield
per
store
svill
be
ns
large,
but
that
the
tolal
crop
will
be
almost
as
large,
the
difference
being
made
up
by
increased
acreage,
particularly
in
the
western
part
of
the
prairie
country.
TJiis.
of
coursed
.mean
-much
In
this
rwirl
Th
-
j
-
v
n
m
s
IIIUH
VI
I
M
1
1
1
ore
that
in
the
terrilorv
from
which
the
gross
amount
of
grain
offering
for
export
is
just
as
large,
ii
nui
larger,
man
lasi
year.'
;
t
.
'
i
j
Balanced
Budget.
and
-
,
-rvt.-
vfAv
Tax
Reductions.
The
Government
of
Maekehiie
King
had
two
financial
acts
lo
its
credit
durimr
its
term"
nf
ofrirp.
II
i-l.
Till
rrrl
n
ri
nutninl
J
-
-
-
O
Mlllllllll
deficit
to
a
balanced
biwlget
and
also
reduced
taxes.
One
of
iiirp
reniiciions
came
on
(tie
income
lax
and
another
a
o
reduction
mf
duty
on
nior
ears.
or
course
(here
were
others,
bill
these
fiave
been
mentioned
as
mi
t
standing-
examples.
The
reduction
of
the
aulo
lax
does
not
mean
any
change
in
production
and
the
manufacturers
seem
about
as
prosperous
as-ever.
Yet
they
wuuhf
like
Ihe
Mt'igheti
Government
to
go
back
.so
that
they
might
make
.ome
extra
profits.
Late
Repentance
In
Fish
Trap
Licenses.
.
Lasf
year
the
Liberal
member
for
this
district
promised
the
fihermeu
that
he
would
see
that
no
fish
trap
licences
were,
issued
in
this
territory
and
he
stuck
to
his
word.
Directly
the
Aleighen
(loyernment
came
into
power,
the
licence
were
granted
and;
the
wishes
of
Ihe
fishermen
in
that
respect
flouted.
TJieli
Mr.
Meiglieu
found
it
impossible
to
expect
any
sujijiort
here
if
he
stuck
to
his
position,
so
he
struck
bis
colors,
pulled
ilowlt
his
flag
temporarily
and
ordered
the
licenses
cnticelled.
'
One
or
his
lieutenants,
speaking
nt
the
Westtiolme
Theatre;
deelarVd
that
fishing
would
stop
lat
Monday.
It
did
not.
Fish-;
j'.'S
kfr,t
"P
a!t
long
as,,ihere
were
any
fih
to
calch
and
theilllie
(jprijer
vas
given
Jo
stop.
So
next
year,
if
Brady
is
?
rr!$
Um'
be
fxiecfe'd
that
trap
will
lie
allowed
again,
furltfVltivestigatinn
that4is
promiced
.having
demonstrated
bv
uigMt"icii,ii
iraps
snouiti
xe
useu.
niere
is
shermeii.
i
1
1
1
llilirill.
ditioh.
uvMntll-
mlrl
it
11
i$
ic
mi.
..'.
n..
.......
Tor
f..
Hi
VI.;.
.U
...
...
e.x;dtTjlJy,.nud
excuse
:.Ir.
Meigheu
lo
av
k
did
nl
Vhrnv
Tin.
ninirHni.u-
r....l
ir..:.
r:-..1
i.
1
.1
the
i-euse&
''
Get
on
Lift'
br
Voters
Thl
Week.
It,
(saniioniiced
that
during
Ibis
week-
people
eligible
to
vote
al
Ihp
forthcoming
election'
but
who
areirbt
yet
regislcred
J?
?pt
tlif
ir
names
on
tlie;fi.t
by
applying
in
person
to
the
revisiiigjjifficer,
Gorman
xail
'
fAlo
auy
menibers
of
the
family
may
biirput
on
Jhe
list
by
nny
other
mcmhpr
of
the
family.
Bylliis
tihle
it
shoiibl
be
known
to
miosl
people
whether
they
are
registered
or
not
Te
political
committee
have
both
been-working
faithfully
and
if
nliy
are
left
orf
now
it
Is
their
own
fault.
We
strongly
urge
.that
every
person
eligible
ascertain
definitely
if
hi
or
her
name
is
on
the
list.
Get
vim
for
the
hot
days
SHREDDED
WHEAT
All
the
food
and
bran
you
need
Delicious
fop
any
meal
ft
PAUB
TWC
"
T3H
DAILY
NKW8
Monday,
Auui
Sterling'
Value
"SALADA"
CUSTOMS
GRAFT
1
AND
LIBERALS
The
record
of
the
King
gov-
ernnieirt's
interest
in
having
smuggling
suppressed
goes
back,
therefore,
to
192
1.
The
record
of
Mr.
Stevens'
interest
in
sniucsrlimr.
the
record
nf
Hit.
Conservative
party's
interest
itj
smuaglimr,
uesms
officially
on
January
20,
l2fl,
January
oS
this
year.
Unofricially
it
bgtni
a
rew
weeks
earlier,
aliont
December
5,
1925.
On
January
20,
1926,
Mr.
Stevens
placed
a
motion
on
the
or.
der
paper
ol
the
Bouse
ot
Com.
limn
calling
for
an
investigation
jiKo
the
prcvenTion
of
smuggling.
On
December
5,
1925,
tltltllA
ki
sll
IAA
l
.1
l.nnil
A
m
II,......
t
.u
r
.
When
Mr.
Stevens
save
notice
of
his
motion
on
Jauuarv
20.
1926.
he
asked
for
the
tirolniw
lion
of
the
rinorl
m
..(.
fit-
tecLive
Duncan
lo
iMr.
IlotvfpJi
and
request
was
so
framed
that
ll,
betrayed
(lie
fact
that
Mr,
Stevens
already
knew
I
lie
con
tents
of
that
report.
i
bus
it
was
nartlv
nnon
ivi-
dence
secured
by
the
Kin:
gov-rmmenl's
errorls
and
eniployeeit
Ihat
Mr.
Stevens
based
his
at-,
ta'ck
uiion
the
Kinsr
Kovernnieiit
and
on
(ironic
ltoivin
The
trentleman
who
asked
the
Mn
government
to
investigate
sniilzsrliiur
in
1924
was
a
Mr
Spark.
In
cn-operaJion
with
fhrJ
government-
jir.
Fparks
became
nossessed
of
ouantitb-s
of.
,
ovtr
dence
regarding
,smii(rliiig;
and
mis
evmimce
Jir.
Steven
admits
was
parsed
on
(o
him
by
Mr.
Sparks.
When
Mr.
Snarks
rose
In
the
House
on
February
2.
26.
an1
denounced
the
Kinff
iroveMinenh
and
dennune(d
C.ptiree
ltnii-ln
nt
,tlie
Krosesl
misconduct
in
the
custom
administration,
lip
rllii
o
on
the
strenpth
ot
cvndcnce
which
the
King
government
It-
seir,
in
its
exertions
agnlnftl
smuggling
had
been
the
principal
parly
in
obtaining.';
and
in
obtaining
ror
the
express
purpose
or
renovatlnir
the
condi
tions
existing
at
the
Port
ot
Montreal.
That
is
where
Mr.
Harry
Steven
tomes
mil
when
Ihe
record
i
examined.
He
is
shown
a
a
receiver
or
evidence
(fathered
by
the
Kirwr
menl:
he
Is
shown
making
use
or
Ihat
evidence
In
a
tremendous
attack
on
the
King
government
for
Hie
exnrcss
tmrnnse
nf
brir.ginjr
that
government
down
ami
destroying
the
political
career
or
Oeorge
II.
Boivin.
He
I
shown
making
nn
attack
whicft
ne
could
not
have
made
had
Ihe
Km
irovernmeht
not
been
en-
zaned
ror
more
than
In
"
a
"
year
vu'
in
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
ny:
.,!
nnvllillKr
hill
tit
.
'
doe
ma
aiwuys
agree
will
tliem.'
Action
Was
Taken
by
Mackenxle
v.,..
..
,,,
..,al
,y
SOme
of,
Knq
Declares
Manitoba
Newspaper
Consenative
oDioitio"
diMlv
ed
no
Interest
in
the
condition
of
corruption
alleged
to
exisl
in
tlie
administration
or
the
cits.,
loins
department.
From
the
rail
or
1U2(
until
the
lOtti
or
December,
1925,
the
King
government,
took
step
against
snuiw.'ling
which
pro
.
luced
the
following
couse-
uuences:
'
(
1
1
Ileform
of
the
law
against
smuggling.
(2)
Messages
or
appreciation
of
the
government's
efrort?!
iiKahist
smuggling
sent
lo
the
government
by
commercial
as
'
snciations
in
.eastern
Canada.
(3;
The
dismlssat
or
J.
F..
Bis.
aillon,
or
the
Port
or
Montreal
(1)
The
obtaining
by
the
Kin
Kovernment
or
vidence
which
would
enable
them
to
make
a
thorough
clean-out
or
the
cor
',
ruption
existing
in
the
adminN.
I
ration
or
the
custom
laws.
ttie
imii'ir.irti
men
you
see
around
town.'
...
-
Slie'
riMilier
husband
food
galore
I
HIT
will'
wmvu
mi
ll,
,"
11
ii
..
1
jriven
fiom
the
custom
debate,'
,
V
V
.
....
taken
from
Hansard,
show
two
',
?"
'TT""
ttiings.
says
the
MaiiHoba
Five
l!iess.
First,
lh.it
rrom
the
fall
.if
1
114
I
II1.1
I.ir,r
-
rn
..minim
I
in1
41
JMnui
a
"i'ihh
i,
.lake
wants
lo
know
why
balh-
...
...
r-"
,
,
,
.....!
.
.
upon
the
n-nuest
or
.Mtizens
wlie
"
'r,B
'
eonsi.lered
lliemsctves
aBrteved,j,",5,",,p
"e
sa"s
,,e
na
n'n
took
a
series
or
iroKiesstve!n!','cp'
stifs
lowml
the
suppression
ot
smugglimi
through
Hie
Port
nfhe:was
a
bathin?:
beauty,
Moiileeal.
Ami
seeom
.
t
in
I
uu
"
wurv
a....
.-m..m..
til
the
end
or
tue
year
IMS,
the
Yes,
she
was
a
bathing
bauty.
And
she
did
not
care
a
wrap.
People
are
wondering
whether
II
.is
true
thai
Brady
refused
to!
remain
In
the
field
a
a
eand
-datu
unless
the
Premier
ean-1
celled
tlie
fish
trap
lieen's.
j
They
are
also
wondering
whether
there
will
be
another;
political
fiasco
net
year,
should'
Meiglien
be
returned.
(
There
once
was
a
f
Sherman
bold;
Who
tried
a
politician
to
hold:
So
lie
spread
out
his
net
j
To
see
what
hn
could
get.
But
the
Tory
left
,un
out
la
;
ibe
eld.
j
Baseball
fan
talk
ot
takxig
up
a
collection
lo
buy
a
new;
slocking
for
Howard
Frizzell,
to
get
Schenkler'
Jersey
washed.
and
to
file
down
the.
voice
of
H
Jack
Watts
when
he
roots
at
the
games.
It
take
a
very
enlhuiat'C
baseball
fan
(o
appreciate
a
double-header,
especially
when
punctuatetl
by
argument.
LIMERICK
CONTEST
CLOSED
ON
SATURDAY
Number
of
Verses
Submitted
'M
"'Id
this
fall.
With
Final
Rush
at
End
or
Week
There
was
rather
a
rush
u
get
the
final
limericks
in
for
ttie
contest
which
closed
oil
Sat
urday
n
it'll
t.
Much
yruy
niallai
the
newspapers
thai
this
motior.i'"sl
bae
beeu
ud
up
in
com-i
was
coming
forwanl.
iposiiw
the
verses,
ouie
of
wliicb:
(to
.November
27,
li'i'S.
Mr.1w,,rt'
-'ooii
ami
some
noi
o
good
As
usual
in
competitions
quite
realize
what
and
write
verses
ol
is
wanted
eligible
for
a
prize.
The
follow
ing
are
some
of
the
cnlries
In
Ibis
port
on
the
Queen
the
oceans
was
mil
Hie
rerorm
or
the
customs
which
excited
Ihe
Oonser-
I
A
i
IS
I
.
I
I
.n
.tiling
I
Tllfll
I
VL-lint
IIia
iw.n.,1
I
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
August
23,
1917
F.
C
Wade
is
writing
eathm
artieles
in
t
It
Vanenuer
fiutu
of
which
hi"
is
Kdilnr,
against
the
Bowser
gfixerniiU'nt
and
ne
pre,diels
Ural
it
wfll
be
wlptsl
on;
in
Ihe
nrovinrial
eleiMlon
to
Hie
Tniilcs
X
Labor
(CouneH'
id
a
ns
tor'
Its
Lalmr
Dar
oeleliruJ
.
1
uoif
are
proewoinar
ami
it
wai
assured
at
Ihe
meeting
of
the
mum
il
l
night
Hihi
it
would
be
a
successful
day.
Fuiiiln
are
heme
liberally
suh-.-ribed
by
merchants,
hotel
men
and
others.
t
tMiiurnciors
who
wit
poyaseo
noi.
lllllllirr
111
LU(UIIIS,
Si-Ill
ivnuniiiraiu
u.
!
T
l
llnllunt-
.uu
(
1
'
aJr
'
i
,..!.
tf.i.i-.
n.iinii
Detective
imnenn
to
get
evfd.yice
t'N
.
real
many
do
noli
J"
;
J""
against
liisaillon,
the
preventive
of
rice
at
Montreal;
the
evidence
it
j:
.
On
which
liisaillon
was
dismfs-
on.e
..nil
irregular
and
ndt
TSnn
nni8
sed.
of
Folk
are
torn
with
conflicting;!)
emotions,
Hain
and
grain
from
afar,
IliKb
tariffs
and
lar,
F.ach
in
I
urn
have
caused
men
tal
commotions.
So
Ilrady
h
In
the
big
run
For
fame,
forttine
and
fun.
tin
ii
....
1
1.
I.la
.l.l.
.
.,.
...
..."
i
.a.i.
;
.
fl
And
he
sm-e
would
get
in
If
his
family
were
all
tweniy-ottftj
r
-
There
Jw'as
an
mamcd
.Stone
boos
s.ml
tojt)tiiAVrt
Jo
work.
.
wiiljfff.
iirtVai
ilfr-pjh
He
worked
Jfork
Prince
Ituperi's
weirare,
'
And
haolf
agiili
we
will',
send
him
Vo
llie'efectofate'fchalr,
Fred
Stork
Is
not
much
of
oiisimriion
Raines,
K.
T.
Keenleyside.
L
Jtutherfoul,
Mrs.
A.
McCiill.
Mi-It.
Ilunres
and
C.
.1.
Quant
tc
A'aneouvcr:
Mrs.
F.
I.
itovninii
.JUtieau:
C.
U.
Swanson
and
Mrs
Ii.
Miannon,
uk:
Mrs.
M.
White
Slewarl:
Hmll
M.
IV1I.
V
n
Pooitrnough
and
ileore
V,
llrorch.
Inverness:
.I
V
Allni
iDlliliWis
Utniul-
I
'
t
gaul
hadonaira,
Loan
Inlel;
II
II.
.lames,
lloston;
II.
M.
.V
flicd
iDuncnn:
W.
H.
Timin.
nitun
jHl.
Murray
and.T.
H.
Field,
Iv.
"
'
"
speaker
Hut
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weakerCPnon,on:
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so
much
mud
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shed,
so
much
blood,
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oon
be
a
lost
ofNce-seeker
With
schools
he
has
severed
connection
To
Join
in
the
present
election,
He
bellows
and
thunders
And
says
he'JI
do
wonder
D
voters
will
give
him
Not
To
Be
Thwarted
Doctor-
Your
master
is
de
cidedly
liPifor.
Thomson,
bu!
very
Irritable.
He
musl
not
be
thwarted.
Duller
Jfe,
cxpreed
a
desire
to
wring
mv
neck,
sir.
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Fred
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