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ucjieuciai
euecis
oi
me
tax
reductions
and
reforms
brought
about
in
the
Liberal
government's
1927
budget,
and
will
judge
accordingly.
Mr.
Pooley
seems
to
belie
himself.
In
one
breath
he
says
the
budget
is
an
election
measure
rfpuic-norf
,-.,
Serve
it
Quick
and
Hoi
SHREDDED
WHEAT
eaten
in
the
mominggives
you
added
snap
and
energy
for
Winter
days
'BIG
PENSIONS
IN
GERMANY
57.000
iokmkk
civilian
outcials
ami
akmv
am)
navy
omceiis
now
iiram'ixo
fS.POC
A
YEAK
EACH
BERLIN.
Feb.
14.
(By
Canadian
Press.)
The
generous
pension
policy
ot
the
Oennan
Reich,
which
has
caused
numerous
political
battles
in
the
Reich
stag
and
has
drawn
fire
from
foreign
countries
on
the
ground
that
such
a
drain
on
the
treasury
Impairs
Germany's
ability
to
pay
reparations.
Is
again
stirring
the
parties
of
the
Left.
The
budget
for
1837
reveals
that
17.5
per
cent,
of
all
governmental
expendW
tures.
excluding
reparations.
Is
to
be
paid
out
of
pensions
of
one
kind
or
another,
a
total
of
about
12.000,000.000.
TJie
pension
load
equals
70
per
cent,
of
all
payments.
Including
reparations,
which
Oermany
Is
making
as
sequel
to
losing
the
war.
More
than
57.000
former
clrlllan
officials.
36.900
army
and
navy
officers,
who
senred
under
the
former
Emperor
and
the
Republic
are
drawing
as
much
as
$8,000
a
year
each.
War
casualties
supported
In
whole
or
part
number
763.660
to
which
are
added
370.981
war
widows:
917.000
orphans;
258.163
parents
of
the
war
dead;
31.000
widows
of
government
officials
and
8.700
or
phans.
MX
CHANCELLORS
Of
the
six
former
chancellors
drawing
Monday,
Feb.
14
1927Pecs,on,
Prtnce
Bernhardt
Ton
Bulow,
.
who
Is
wealthy
is
listed
as
receiving
27.-
1
600
marks
annually
(about
16.350);
Dr.
j
George
Mlchaells.
who
was
chancellor
for
three
months.
27.000
marka:
Dr.
In
spite
of
Mr.
Pooler's
prevarications
and
misleading
asser-
JOSpl1
Wlrth-
19665
mrks:
ww
uons,
me
people
oi
uruisn
Columbia
will
very
shortly
feel
the
con-
'
a,muir
"
"
political
support
and,
in
the
next,
he
declares
the
same
budget
will
Admiral
Alfred
Ton
Tlrpitz,
who
the
Hamburg-American
line
18,285
marks:
Dr.
Hans
Luther,
18.285
from
.the
Reich
and
4330
marks
from
the
states.
Included
In
the
budget
list
of
about
20
former
Imperial
state
secretaries
are
re-
ie
oi
no
oeneiit
to
the
people
of
British
Columbia.
It
is
difficult
ce,Tes
24960
marks
a
year,
Gottlieb
Ton
to
discern
by
what
process
of
reasoning
Mr.
Pooley
is
led
to
express
Jw-
JJ-152
marks:
Dr.
Bemhard
the
fear
that
anything
is
to
be
gained
politically
from
a
budget
that
Dernbur-
former
colonial
secretary
and
hurts
the
people.
But
Mr.
Pooley
kow
that
the
budget
is
a
good
now
Democr,tlc
member
of
the
Reich-one
and
that
it
will
bring
great
relief.
He
thinks,
or
at
least
acts
"".l
"fi
,
,
v
rn
tohhVh0Uf
I-iU8t
r
ihe
feal
Tories
did-,ast
".-thautt
:ziZD:yzi
up
to
him
and
his
party
to
maliciously
criticize
everything,
the
Ludendorff.
Field
Marshal
ron
Macken-good
as
well
as
the
bad,
that
might
emanate
from
the
other
side.
If
sen.
ool.
General
too
Kluck
and
Field
the
provincial
Conservatives
continue
their
present
pernicious
Marshal
Rupprecnt.
former
Crowd
methods,
they
will
have
about
as
much
success
in
the
next
provincial
P
o
Bavaria
who
stui
calls
him-election
as
they
did
in
the
last
federal
contest.
Nothing
can
be
"
the
he,T
to
BT,rUn
throne.
gained,
and
we
would
think
Mr.
Pooley
had
the
sagacity
tp
know
it
-i:i-r.-rr
by
criticizing
and
trying
to
upset
the
things
that
are
of
real
merit
C
A
PUT.
MP
CPlinHI
and
value.
The
McLean
budget
will
win
the
provincial
election
for
FiiAifllnU
uLflUUL
me
L,ioerais
just
as
tne
liobb
budget
won
the
federal
contest
and
the
Conservatives
gill
get
the
same
reward
for
their
venomous
decrying
thereof.
v
CRITICIZING
SIR
'
.
r
.HENRY
THORNTON.
If
Sir
Henry
Thornton
were
not
so
big
and
cpWortabte
looking,
the
lean
fellows
like
Tom
Church
of
Toronto
might
not
be
so
prone
to
criticize
him.
Perhaps,
also,
the
"Sir"
does
not
hpln
mat-
ft
UNNECESSARY
ih;i:stki
ok
.mis
.uim:s
.iar-
'phAIL,
M.l.
COMMENTED
OX
IN
"'
"ri
EO.MOXTIIN"
EDMONTON'.
..Feb.
14,
By
Canadian
ters
as
far
as
he
is
concerned
in
such
a
democratic
country
as
this
mM-A
correspondent
of
the
the
people
of
which
are
rapidly
getting
away
fom
importance
that
"u
T
tbx?
?'
"to
Mlsa
local
Msc-
USed
to
be
attached
tn
nrh
fhin,
Th
r
oU,i
uii
"K
of
.agricultural
Hid
did
In.niro
Inspire
PnfU
confidence
:
in
t"
.Y
the
i
leap
and
,
democratic
7
.
ones,
""cu
",c"
,cl,:r
ichools.
"The
average
farmer-Just
like
the
average
city
parent,
wants
his
a
We
have
every
confidence
in
the
capability
and
talents
of
Sir
or
daughter
to
have
one
of
thce
coveted
Henry
and
we
believe
such
an
attack
as
Mr.
Church's
is
badly
timed
diplomas.
Quit
innocently,
and
with
and
111
advised.
His
abilities
have
gained
high
recognition
in
the
vr
best
of
intentions,
he
is
in
other
countries
than
this.
Sir
Henrj't
however,
leaves
the
impression
a
aE8fr
"t
sacrificing
the
future
of
that
he
is
regaled
in
opulence
and
splendor,
and
there
are
many
nU
c"Prm
on
tne
ltlLI
of
parental
people
who
cannot
get
past
that
aspect
to
judge
the
man's
worth,
T,nlt'-
Furthermore
and
perhaps
more
important,
-there
are
many
people
in
convinced
that
the
farmers
Woral'Lodv11
ChureW,ho
T1
Sn
Henr
or
anybody
else
connected
with
their
political
opponents
rural
districts.
The
very
moment
they
credit
for
any
work
they
may
dr.
-
thej
are
,afe,y.
ahM1
of
the
game
There
will
probably
continue
to
be
such
superficial
attacks
but
they
pack
their
sons
and
daughters
off
facts
and
figures
will
eventually
speak
louder
than
mere
political
10
the
city
to
make
believe
they
get
a
vaporings.
Then,
the
people
of
Canada
will
unanimously
give
Sir
Wgh
cno0'
education,
it
must
be
per-Henry
Thornton
the
credit
which
is
already
manifoldly
due.
It
is
fect,3r
""'h"
nere
ln
Alberta,
where
we
too
bad
British
Columbia
cannot
get
another
like
him
for
its
own
haTe
Urmer
ovemment-
that
u
the
exclusive
railway
troubles.
,
farmers
actually
wanted
agriculture
schools
they
would
soon
get
them.
As
THF'
'
nif
Y
VFYVC
.
long'
aa
the
above
notions
are
reTolTlng
tinier
rUh,n
the
heaU
of
the
ttTmtn
them
M
l
If
I
E"T
ov
'
-Hrtlllr,l
KblUIU.
,
,
.(selves
Miss
MaePhaU
might
aa
well
Certain
merchants
having
'alleged,
that
certain
prices
quoted
Pnd
her
energy
on
some
other
ques-
in
this
paper's
retail,
market
report
are
'.impossibly
low,
a
few
words
tlon
"
of;
explanation
may
be
made.
In-the
first"
place,
it
might
'
be
ex-'
plained
that
the
Daily
Nvs
conceived
the
idea
of
publishing1
thh
LARGEST
ANCIFNT
1st
not
so
much
for
the
convenience
and
benefit
of
the
residents
of
niiS
iilrrnurnnr.
the
city,
they
are
usually
in
touch
with
prices
otherwise,
but
at
the!
n,m
BUILDING
UNCOVERED
iciiueai
ui
various
ouisiae
readers
ln
trie
district
on
the
Queen
I
cnariotte
islands,
the
Interior,
and
elsewhere.
It
has
been
th
nnllrv
to
secure
the
lowest
possible
quotations
but,
at
the
same
time,
care
hase
been
taken
to
ensure
that
goods
can
really
be
obtained
at
the
prices
we
have
quoted,
thus
making
it
possible
for
us
to
vouch
for
the
figures.
It.
is
not
our
intention
to
make
any
alterations
to
suit
local
merchants
who
may
be
asking
higher
prices
but
we
will
be
glad
to
Jearn
of
and
change
accordingly
such
figures
as
may
be
ex
IN
GREAT
BRITAIN
f'oln
llivovrrrd
In
Former
Roman
Vlllacr
lilting
Hark
to
III.
WROXETER,
England,
Feb.
14.
Ue-
Icent
excavations
by
English
archeolog-
cessive
though
we
think
they
are
few,
if
any.
It
is
the
desire
to
near
wL"ZZl
make
the
quotations
as
attractive
as
possible
to
district
trade,
even
(have
revealed
the
largest
Roman
build-if
It
may
make
It
embarrassing
to
certain
local
high-priced
stores,
ing
yet
uncovered
In
Britain.
A
shattered
tablet
found
near
the
entrance
when
pieced
together
revealed
the
fact
that
It
was
the
Forum
or
market
place
erected
by
the
Emperor
Hadrian
ln
A
D.
130.
j
Nnmerous
othvr
buildings
have
been
unearthed
and
all
show
Indications
that
the
city
of
Urlconlum
was
destroyed
by
i
fire.
The
bricks
of
the
ancient
walls
jare
so
blackened
and
charred
that
theyi
I
look
aa
If
the
conflagration
might
have
.
'occurred
recently
Instead
of
hundreds
oi
years
ago.
Several
ancient
skeletons
have
been
found,
one
of
these,
that
of
a
man,
was
discovered
In
a
"hypocoust"
or
heating
chamber
for
a
bath.
In
his
hand
was
a
broken
box
which
once
contained
the
coins
which
were
scattered
around
him,
These
coins
bore
the
late
AX).
111.
Footmarks
of
Roman
sandals
can
be
seen
in
the
sott
cement
and
well
heads
scored
by
the
lowering
of
a
rope.
A
steel
covered
spur
ot
a
fighting
cock,
a
surgeon's
lsncet
and
many
other
discoveries
gave
Indication
that
life
ln
Roman
days
had
many
aspects
similar
to
that
of
today.
YritS
DAILY
MKvfa
ANNUAL
REPORT
OF
SUN
LIFE
CO.
HOCIJIENT
TKLLN
OI'
ItKCORII
.MADE
UIIICII
AKE
lillEATKST
'
VET
.
j
The
Sun
Life
Assurance
Company
of
'Canada
continues
to
eclipse
It
own
transcendent
records.
At
the
annual
meeting
for
1927
which
has
Just
been
held.
President
T.
B.
Macaulay
was
able
to
report
that
the
total
business
paid
for
In
1926
amounted
to
i
265.889,-548.
double
that
of
1924
only
two
years
ago.
The
assurances
In
force
now
exceed
one
and
a
quarter
billions
of
dollars.
The
Sun
Life
has
become
much
more
than
the
greatest
Canadian
company.
It
U
one
of
the
leading
Life
Insurance
companies
of
the
world.
Its
growth
Is
equally
arresting
whether
compared
with
lu
own
record
or
with
the
totals
of
insurance
on
this
continent
The
Increase
of
Its
business
at
rUk
In
192S
Is
greater
than
the
enure
business
carried
by
the
Sun
Life
at
the
outbreak
of
the
war.
It
has
now
more
business
In
force
than
the
total
Ufe
assuranct
in
force
In
all
Canada,
with
all
companies.
Canadian
and
foreign,
when
war
mas
declared.
Latest
reports
Indicate
that
the
general
increase
In
life
In-rurance
secured
during
1926
in
the
United
States
and
Canada
Is
six
per
cent
in
excess
of
1925.
The
Sun
Life's
Increase
for
the
year
Is
37H
Pr
cent.
Fully
keeping
step
with
this
great
access
of
business,
the
assets
ot
the
Company
have
Increased
during
the
past
tweke
months
by
842.195.000.
swelling
the
total
to
$345,251,000.
The
Company's
assets
have
multiplied
fire
times
In
the
last
twelve
years.
Not
tne
least
gratifying
portion
of
the
report
Is
the
fine
showing
ot
business
written
within
the
Dominion.
Here
again
a
new
record
Is
established
for
Canada
In
a
massave
aggregate
ot
1102,-000.000
ot
paid
assurances.
The
Sun
life
Company
is
aa
old
as
the
Dominion.
But
It
has
greater
claims
to
Canadian
pride
than
that.
It
Is
today
one
of
the
foremost
of
the
small
group
of
great
Canadian
financial
institutions
which
are
making
Canada
famous.
BROTHER-IN-LAW
OF
LOCAL
LADY
IS
DEAD
Late
Thnma
MarXutt
of
jlttat.
Sa-katrliewan
wan
lglMatlre
mkrr
and
t'rderal
Memter
i
Thomas
MscNutt.
brother-in-law
oi
Urs.
Oraham.
Federal
Block,
who
was
UP.
for
the
Saltcoats
(Saskatchewan
constituency
for
many
years,
and
befsw
that,
first
spesker
of
the
Saskatchewan
Legislative
Assembly,
died
at
his
fare.
home
at
Saltcoats
recently.
He
wa'
seventy-six
years
old
and
was
a
ptonee.
In
the
prairie
province.
Mr.
MacNutt
was
born
ln
Oampbellton
N.B..
ln
1830
and
educated
ln
Ottawa
He
came
West
In
1874
and
was
generaU.
credited
with
being
the
first
man
fron
his
native
province
to
take
up
land
anf1
farm
In
Saskatchewan.
He
was
detested
In
1893
for
the
old
Northwest
Legislature,
but
was
elects
to
that
assembly
ln
1902
and
to
the
ne
Saskatchewan
Legislature
In
1905.
his
opponent
that
year
loslnj
his
deposit.
Mr.
MscNutt
was
re-elected
to
the
Saskatchewan
Legislature
in
1808.
bdi
resigned
his
seat
to
enter
the
Federal
political
field.
He
was
elected
MJ.
in
1908
and
re-slected
tn
1911
and
1917.
He
waa
Speaker
of
the
Saskatchewan
Legislature
from
1905
to
1908.
Besides
the
widow,
he
U
srrlved
by
three
chUdren.
all
ot
whom
live
In
Saltcoats.
Alex.
Orshain
of
Prince
Rupert
has
been
at
Saltcoats
for
several
month,
supervising
the
operation
of
the
late
Mr.
MacNutta
farm.
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
i
Emu.
UtV
11,
1917
T.
A.
Kelly
arrived
from
the
"south
today
en
route
to
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
W.
E.
Thompson,
delegate
from
the
Trades
and
Labor
council
to
the
con
vention
recently
held
ln
Revelstoke
presented
his
report
to
the
local
council
at
the
meeting
last
night.
Mrs.
Robinwn.
daughter
ot
J.
Barns-ley
of
this
city,
returned
last
evening
to
her
home
in
Victoria
after
a
few
weeks
spent
here
visiting
with
her
i
parents.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
E.
Williams
returned
to
the
city
last
evening
from
Toronto.
A
canvas
will
be
made
of
the
city
tomorrow
in
the
Interests
of
the
Cana
dian
Patriotic
Pund,
Allan
Robertson
and
Joe
Hutchinson
fin
SO.
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OXO
"
Cordial
is
a
concentration
of
the
vitalizing
principles
of
the
finest
beef.
A
steaming
cup
of
this
delicious,
savoury
beverage
invigorates
and
fortifies,
strengthens
and
comforts.
Give
hot
"0X0"
Cordial
to
children
and
grown-ups
when
they
come
in
from
exercise
in
the
cold
open
air
it
wilfprevent
"after-chill'
and
guard
against
colds.
Give
it
regularly
to
invalids
and
convalescents
it
is
the
ideal
supplement
to
the
regular
diet,
rich
in
essentia!
food
values.
Use
"OXO"
Cordial
in
your
cooking,
too
it
gives
nourishment
and
flavour
to
soups,
stews,
sauces,
croquettes,
hash,
meat
pies,
salads
and
salad
dressings.
Send
for
the
FREE
"OXO"
Cook-book.
It
contains
scores
of
recipes
for
all
manner
of
dainty
dishes.
At
all
grocers
in
16
oz.
and
20
oz.
bottles
and
convenient
6
oz.
flasks.
OXO
LIMITED.
3S6
St
Antolne
Strttt.
Montreal
Manufacturers
of
"OXO"
Cubes
LAND
ACT
NOTICK
OF
IXTKXTIO
TO
irpl.V
TO
u:sk
roitKsnoiiE
uiauu
muu
necoramg
uistriet
Of
Prince
i
Rupert,
and
situate
at
Ferguson
Bar
7
I
Msssett
Inlet.
Orshsm
Island
take
ncmr.it
Ih.t
n--...-
Company
Limited
of
Vancouver
do
1
occupation
Msnulaeturers,
Intend
to
sd-'
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
at
the
northeast
corner
of
D
L.
1471:
thenc.
westerly,
following
northern
boundary
"of
J.ld
Lot
to
the
northwest
corner
"t
said
Lot;
thence
westerly,
norther!?
and
easterly,
following
th.
high
tide
mark
of
Prrruunn
n
tn
th.
.....
r
flnt
of-Ecu.
Point;
then"1.
!
V.
'
u
c'nmencement,
and
containing
ISO
acres,
mote
nr
less
powill
RiyKR
company;
LTD
D.1M
Ko'.il,f-,5."""
CORDIAL
eturned
to
the
city
today
after
a
strenuous
time
at
the
front
A
Joint
welcome
under
the
auspices
of
the
ns
of
England
and
St
Andrew's
Society
will
-be
held
tomorrow
night.
i.
H.
PUlsbury.
manager
at
the
local
dry
dock,
is
conferring
this
afternoon
with
the
executive
of
the
Hoard
ol
rrsde.
Mr.
tlllubry
has
Just
returned
rom
a
business
trip
to
Winnipeg.
Spring
14
com&ig.
And
so
U
the
in;
wne
tax,
collector.
'
LAND
ACT
NOTIC
E
Of
INTENTION
TO
APPLY
TO
TO
ITKCIIAti:
LAMI
;
In
Prince
Rupert
Land
Recording
Flu.
'.rlct
ot
Prince
Rupert,
and
situate
ion
.he
north
shore
of
the
south
Arm
ot
rasoo
Harbor,
Moresby
Island,
:
Queen
Charlotte
Islsnds,
Province
of
British
Columbia.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
James
Pleld.
ot
Mnce
Rupert.
BC.
occupation
Marine
Broker,
intends
to
apply
tor
permission
o
purchase
the
following
described
lands:
Commencing
at
a
post
plsnted
on
the
north
shore
of
South
Arm
of
Tasoo
Har-xr,
Moresby
Island.
Queen
Chsrlotte
Islands,
in
the
Province
of
British
Columbia,
about
S
chains
from
the
end
of
the
Government
trail;
thence
10
chains
northruterl'
hn,
in
.
-
.
w
kiiai.ll
uunn
westerly;
thence
10
chain
southwestern
j,
tucmc
iv
cuiju
souwieaateriy,
and
containing
twenty
(20
acres,
more
or
leu,
JAMES
FIELD,
APPIlC4nt-
Dated
November
.
1024.
Canadian
National
Steamships
Co.
Limited
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
i
SHIPYARD
:'
'vOperntlriK
CT.P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Rnjtlnrrra,
MnchlnMn,
Boilermakers
lllackMnllh
f
.'
'
&
maker.
Founders,
Woodworker,
Ktr.
'EI.KCriUC
AND
ACirrVI.F.NK
WELDING.
.
"
'
Our
plarit
in
equipped
to
handle
all
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
CO.M.MEHCIAL
WOllK.
PHONES
4.1
nnd
.185
WASH
DAY
SUPPLIES
Willow
Clothes
Ilnfket
91.7.-
to
JjfU.OO
(!nlvnnled
Palls
Clot
hen
Linen
Irnnlnit
n'flrd
(Jalvanlfd
Tu
Wash
Hoards
Clothes
IU'l
.
...mn)
Easy,.
Vacuum
Eleclric
Washer
$1
10.00
and
iji""'
Thompson
Hardware
Co.,
Ltd.
.
UNION
STEAMSHIPS.
LIMITED
..
Hallhigs
from
prlm-s
Kiiiert.
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tot
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