PAGE
TWO
many
ni'inU-rs
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Sometime
Wise
and
sometimes
otherwise.
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tew
da
atr
cussing
th
the
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e.-
A
Mir
h
.
own
t
;
i
:
i
by
the
publication
uj
a
vory
that
the
government
has
undertaken
certain
negotiation
with
the
United
States
over
the
deepening
of
the
St.
Lawrence
Canals.
Ottawa,
and
it
is
safe
to
aay.
all
Canada.
ha
three
schools
of
thought
upon
this
great
question.
These
are:
1.
The
canals
at
any
price
group
1.
The
No
-
Canal
-
no
-
matter
-
what
school.
.
The
larger
group
to
which
most
readers
of
Oils
journal
belong
--
the
people
who
are
willing
to
listen
to
a
discussion
of
the
whole
problem
and
ther
decide
when
the
facts
are
all
In
The
government
itself
seems
to
be
In
no
hurry.
There
really
1
no
reason
why
we
should
sign
a
ptff-ln-a-poke
agreement
on
the
matter
In
summer
our
grain
moves
out
from
Fort
William
to
Montreal
at
a
fairly
low
rate
For
teu
wnu
during-tne
past
season
the
aver
Sat
-j
'-i1.
i.
WHAT
I
MIGHT
HAVE
BEEN
.
Uttermost
Quality
Always
in
Fashion-Craft
Clothes
.
A
Play
in
One
Ifininji
'
Words
by
HARE
RUTH
Interruptions
by
HAROLD
C.
BURR
In
remote
and
distant
prts
of
tye
world,
fine
teas
are
grown
wherever
theV
grow
these
teas
are
procured
for
"SALADA"
blends
tHe'feest
the
world
produces
is
sold
under
the
"SALADA"
label.
Millions
know
the
satisfaction
"SALADA"
gives.
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86
Saturday,
March
31,
1028
Weekly
Ottawa
Letter
Turning
to
Canada
for
Salvation;
The
Coal
Itate;
Unemployment
Insurance;
St.
Lawrence
Canal
and
Other
Matters
Discussed
Iiriefly
(By
R.
J.
Deachman)
OTTAWA.
March
M.-The
general
principle
of
the
Budget
having
been
duly
;ir
eptrd
hy
vote,
the
HoHSe
devoted
itself
to
other
matters
during
the
past
week.
Of
ionise
the
examination
of
the
schedules
siii!
continues
in
Committee
of
ihe
Whole.
This
jrives
an
opportunity
to
earry
oiticism
a
hit
further
and
enable
a
member
to
speak
twice
Without
haing
time
railed.
Under
the
eirrums1anc.es
these
remarks
are
the
House
Was
dis-1
or
lowered
V
Had
Ea::
nt;,r,ty
Mln-rhcu-aiul,
.;
Bntisb
.'
ik'
"
Australia
are
Canadian
'rude
Offices
"flAoe
The
t
Canada."
uijris:iu'
lust
this
is
the
i
iai
luoditions
in
Australia
;
by
n
"
uns
comparable
to
condl-n-
xuttlng
In
Canada.
High
tariffs
'-.:
beyond
anything
that
would
even
be
considered
possible
by
any
party
In
Canada
or
even
by
any
of
the
wild
men
it
any
party
in
Canada
and
extreabe
action,
upon
the
part
of
labor
has
brought
about
conditions
which
have
prevented
he
developsnsnt
of
natural
Industries.
Merchandise
exports
tn
Australia
ware
CM
.83
.368
less
than
the
value
of
Imports
for
the
first
sit
moaths
of
the
Australian
fiscal
year.
Customs
revenues
for
January
era
down
over
II
MO
,000
as
romps
red
with
the
previous
January.
We
in
Canada
have
much
to
be
thankful
tor
in
-so-far
as
our
country
has
fallen
upon
much
better
conditions.
The
reverae
is
the
situation
In
Can-tiia
Imports
are
up
and
et
ports
sligbt-'v
down
for
the
1J
months
ending
January
81st
but
the
trade
situation
Is
-d
employment
high
and
revenues
welling.
An
indication
of
conditions
-an
be
gleaned
from
the
movement
of
f
'.tiers'
effects
The
following
table
hnws
the
movement
for
the
past
three
age
rate
was
around
Jc;a
uhcl.
Natur-1
",riU
nn
ndln
Mrch
ally,
many
people
will
wah
to
Know
what
l
to
be
gRlned
by
the
drepenlns
Of
the
St.
Lawrence
Canals
But
wanting
to
know,
by
no
means
implie-
a
refusal
t
i
lf!
c,
nrt'mnit
ep'cially
facts,
unci
tlist
ts
the
r
al
httltncle
w.irtli
taking
mi
'hi
nen
'iit
iu
inirt'ion
In
!.
c
-mm-'!
..
.,
il'v:.'
;
IWatts
iqtftofw
.
tnas
ItM.ios
HMXMt
1936
tf.MS.Ut
MJ71.891
19J7
agaMJT?
7.TS7.S1B
Wlwn
we
come,
however,
tn
the
12
"nr'i.
eiidhig
Jnnuar
31
last,
the
Mtua'icn
In
much
better
Settlers
com-
ruimrtn
hrnught
in
settlers'
effects
i
i'i
vitne
t
0.218.844
and
exports
and
'
.
,
-
nnn
MacLAREN'S
MUSIC
HOUSE
I'hone
7
BXrLl'SIVK
llltt
NSWU
K
DBALGKS
Third
Avenue
11
IK
CAST
HERMAN
RUTH,
alias
the
GEORGE
Sultan
ot
fjwat,
the
Big
Bam,
etc..
etc.,
etc.
(Bee
spurt
pages
tor
complete
list
of
titles).
Interfiewer.
Gentlemen
ot
the
Chorus
Baseball
playTs.
smsllbby.
taxi
drivers,
special
polleerften,
employee
of
the
American
Leagiie
Haw-ball
Olub.
Scene
Entrance
to
Yankee
Stadium,
the
fJrous.
ivy.
Time
A
hot
day
In
midsummer.
Chorus
"1tefe
he
comes,
muter."
(Enter
Babe
Ruth.
Happily
twirling
his
cap
and
greeting
teammates,
doorkeeper
arid
friends
with
baseballs
to
auto-gi-aphl.
.
.
...
Interviewer
(mechanically)
-
"Mr.
Ruth,
what
would
you
have
been
If
you
hadn't
Been
a
home-run
batter?"
The
Babe
(frowning)--"Gee.
that's
a
tough
one!
I
never
wanted
to
do
anything
but
play
ball."
Interviewer
-"But
what
about
before
you
played
ball?"
!
The
Babe
I
brightening)
"I
sold
papers
in
Baltimore.
But
I
never
Interviewer
"What
switched
you
awsy
from
that,
Mr.
Ruth?"
The
lUbe
(reflectively)"!
don't
know,
it's
funny
how
you
start
out
do-.Dg
one
thing,
then
all
ot
a
sudden
ftad
ycnrself
doing
swewthHsg
else.
Mow
SM,
1
I
like
to
play-
"
Interviewer
(Interrupting)
"How
did
'.-'ii
get
your
start
In
baseball?"
Th'-
Babe--"Why.
Jack
Dunn
heard
I
:
v
a
-
"laying
on
the
St
Mary's
nine
He
Him-
cut
one
afternoon
when
I
was
v
-irking
and
gave
me
the
onre
over.
I,
v
ii
-
;atching
that
day
and
peggtng
to
;
ii
or.d
right-handed.
.
I
other
days
I
went
tb
the
outfield.
;
i
the
same
perloM
were
only
tA.M8.1!47.
The
fixing
of
a
special
coal
rate
by
rder-ln-councll
so
as
to
give
the
Alberta
coal
men
a
chance
to
try
out
the
Ontario
market,
has,
in
the
opinion
of
many
people,
certain
commendable
feature.
Among
other
things
it
glees
an
opportunity
to
test
the
cost
of
moving
coal
under
actual
conditions.
It
will
te
recalled
that
the
railway
commission
arrived
at
a
rate
of
17.23
per
ton
as
representing
tht
cost.
Prank
Oflver
as
a
dissenting
member
of
the
board,
gave
M.60
as,
what
In
his
opinion,
constituted
oast.
Now
the
government
fises
a
trial
rate
of
M.75.
The
test
will
do
good.
It
should
at
least
help
to
solve
the
controversy
There
la
no
better
means
of
determining
the
value
of
a
special
diet
than
trying
it
oat
that
is
what
Is
proposed.
There
are
no
end
of
people
with
solu-
tIMHi
HI
Til
"I
neter
minimi
l
!
anything
DM
plat
liall."
thought
about
getting
a
news
stand
or
'
anything
like
that.
I
Just
wanted
tond
once
in
a
while
I'd
.sock
one.
But
grow
up
and
get
into
baseball."
after
signing
p
for
the
Orioles
he
said
Interviewer
(consulting
printed
slip
;
he
was
Dtng
to
make
a
pitcher
out
of
palmed
in
his
hand)
"You've
done
me,
ether
things
beside
knock
homers
I
(darkly):
I
have
here
a
list
of
occupa-1
"The
first
exhibition
game
I
stent
up
tlons
that
mits
you
down
as.
a
gnlfer.
aganut
the
Athtotlea.
They
had
some
:iun'.er,
fisi..
.-man,
reporter,
ataateur
de-'
rough
babies
to
sneak
a
strike
past
tective.
vaudeville
actor,
movie
star.
Collins,
Qafta.
Ketones
and
Rube
Old-farm
r
and
rlgar
store
owner."
j
ring.
But
1
got
sane
breaks,
the
boys
j
hit
back
of
ma
and
we
took
em
to
The
Babe
"Yeah,
but
they
all
sort
9.
I've
Met
playing
ball
ever
since
of
started
with
baseball,
if
you
gt
and
UkUet'tt,
teo."
what
I
mean.
I
did
Study
four
years
at
:
Inteniaejes
"How
about
when
you
St.
Marys
to
be
a
prttst."
I
get
too
eisrto
play
what
are
you
going
I
to
do
ta7"
The
Bake
(nimbly
escaping
that
trap)
"I'd
ribe
to
own
a
big-league
ball
club"
Interviewer
(conceding
everything)
"Oh.
well
tfejM.
is
there
anything
to
pre-veat
It?"
The
Babe
(fading
away
toward
the
dressing
room,
grinning)
"Nothing
hut
about
U.MO0OOI
That's
what
these
outfits
cost."
(Exit,
the
Interviewer,
thoughtfully).
stOW
CtRTAtM
Mmtriay
Norn's
Talmadge
(Oaarrrtgbt
by
i
abllc
Ledger)
Yes.,
what
about
the
raod?
he
heard,
Yes
what
about
the
road?
Come
tell
us
more
of
highway
news
There's
no
need
to
explode.
A
road
Is
fust
the
thing
we
want
And
sure
we
want
It
bad
The
thowght
of
bow
far
we
might
drive
..
snt-ei
lifts
RiaWaa
issaW
tlons
for
our
proMema.
Mr.
Heaps
has
'
'
...
,
.
-
..
.J
'We
want
a
road,
we
Want
a
road
r
I
'It
IMS
IUI1I,IIIIH1
ill
lK
it
unemployment
insurance.
It
will
be
Investigated
by
special
committee
of
the
Honse
Mr.
Irvine.
Labor
member
fori
We
want
it
mors
each
day.
We
know
tts
being
built
but
still.
More
faster
yet
we
pray.
Wetasklwln
wants
to
arrange
now
for;
OAMWWO
days
are
approaching
inscription
of
wealth
In
time
of
v"
A
'
mar.
Parliament
took
a
tew
hours
to
m?J
good
n,n"
hV
bwn
out
prodtUn
discuss
the
question.
Mr.
Ralston,
mln-
"nn"
roeto
"d
tUr"ln
"r
itter
of
national
defence,
feared
that
itch
a
reeoldtlon
or
the
adoption
ofj800"
W,Wn
such
a
policy
might
lead
other
nations
Ui
suspect
that
this
peaceful
ebon
try
of
Canada
eras
preparing
to
don
Its
war
like)
(at-
asjt
tor
Nek
samebedy
Merely
to
the
casual
observer
that
seems
a
bit
overdrawn
Countries
which
preps
re
to
conscript
wealth
before
starting
on
a
war.
are
not
likely
to
start.
The
war
lords
of
Germany
would
have
hesitated
to
begin
to
fight
If
conscription
of
wealth
had
been
Involved
in
their
action.
Parliament
spent
s
day
in
debating
a
private
bill
for
the
Incorporation
of
a
company
to
build
a
bridge
over
the
Niagara
River.
It
seems
that
lately.
building
bridges
has
become
quite
pro-'
iltable.
Motor
cars
are
quite
plentiful
!
m
the
United
gtates.
Drinks
are
scarce
'
Oood
roads
exist
in
Ontarle
and
"re-;
freahment"
Is
reasonable
In
price.
What
t
could
be
more
natural
than
a
bit
of
reciprocity
and
so
traffic
between
the
countries
continues
to
Increase.
But
no
J
agreement
would
be
reached
in
regard
j
to
the
bill-both
aides
spilt
on
it,
more!
oi
leas.
It
was
finally
talked
out
and
In
doing
so.
88
more
pages
of
Hansard
(
were
added
to
the
year's
collection.
I
And
time
crawls
on
toward
the
Caster
rt
tea
I
They
are
going
to
have
about
10
days
off
this
year.
They
need
It.
Stray
visitors
to
parliament
go
awav
with
the
lmprsiHiim
that
members
have
sn
easy
time,
but
it
is
wearing
It
gets
on
the
nerves
Back
to
the
farm
far
a
few
days
la
always
helpful
healthful
and
cooling.
They
come
bark
more
fitted,
'
for
the
Job
more
capable
of
hard
work.
The
International
Shippers.
Ltd
ecelved
word
yesterday
that
one
of
th
loKgiiiK
contractors
at
Kasaan.
Alaska.
io
was
tskliiK
out
Ioks
to
form
part
of
the
Initial
shipment
the
concern
will
send
thruuifh
this
port
to
Japan,
Had
heen
killed
by
a
falling
tree
Bubscribe
for
the
Dally
News.
Man
in
the
Moon
I
OPTBN
think
now
I
would
get
even
with
my
enemies
If
only
I
were
a
truck
driver.
IT
ts
said
that
Hon.
T.
D.
Pattullo
hopes
to
come
to
Prince
Rupert
for
a
holiday
at
a
time
when
the
word
"road"
111
be
forgotten.
Dto
ycu
ever
atop
to
ttunk
what
a
btauty'!
parlor
might
do
If
ft
'
would?
I
tOMVrBIMO
,
should
be
dons
so
remedy
the
situation
but
I
don't
know
what
situation
or
what
remedy.
Well,
well,
T-must
be
a
voter.
j
I
KNOW
a
lot
of
people
who
are
:
really
brighter
than
they
look
and
then
again
I
know
a
lot
of
people
who
look
brighter
than
they
THEY
say
a
tot
of
modern
women
do
not
want
to
go
to
heaven
They
say
It
is
sn
old
fashioned
place
and
has
neither
shower
baths
nor
big
HEART
WAS
SO
WEAK
Had
to
Stay
in
Bed
Mrs.
P.
Vniion,
Tthbridre,
Alta.,
writes
i
"My
krart
was
very
weak,
isd
I
had
to
stay
in
t-d
for
Ave
wtsiks
witk
it
"My
aunt
advised'
roe
to
tale
as
k
lid
taken
them
with
good
results
after
a
very
li'i
iijH
ration.
"I
took
them
ami
mime
time
after
a
doctor
eame
to
examine
m-
for
life
insurance
tnd
h
said
there
was
nothing
wrung
with
my
heart."
1
Milrmrn
'a
Tlfart
and
Nerve
Mil
are
50e.
a
box
at
all
droggltti
and
dealera,
or
will
be
mailed
direct
oa
receipt
of
price
byThe
T.
Milburn
Co.,
Limited,
Terente,
On.
clothes
closets.
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tiVrf
;
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You'll
be
proud
of
the
Suit
you
can
buy
here
at
$29
The
time
has
changed
when
low
price
in
a
suit
requires
you
to
sacrifice
your
pride
in
appearance
or
to
accept
a
low
,
standard
of
performance.
Fashion
-Craft
have
changed
all
that
today.
In
developing
this
new
group
of
suits
they
maintained
their
high
standard
of
quality:
you
get
the
newest
styles,
newest
colors
and
patterns,
and
a
price
which
makes
it
4
tlP
t
Jj
TWEEDS
m
no
fun
to
be
a
bighlander
these
,1
days,
to
many
other
people
are
show-,
ing
their
knees
too.
WRING
Is
not
really
here
yet.
It's
only
pretending
just
to
keep
up
our
pints
these
dull
days.
THE
meet
sreshstoua
man
I
know
Is
town
is
one
who
believes
his
own
statement.
eotv
"Wife
tarn
drmng
tn
you,
hit
that
car'"
MONK
(triumphantly):
"None
of
us
we
was
all
on
th'
back
asst."
Motor
in.
Prices
at
Prince
Rupert
of
the
New
Chevrolet
Light
Delivery
Chnala
JjWMl.OO
1-1
Vt
Ton
Truek
t.
noig
0(MM)
Koadster
$808.00
Roadster
Delivery
!i!808.00
Touring
808.00
Coupe
$:u.oo
Coach
90:1
1.
00
Sedan
$10:10.00
Cabriolet
$lo:).00
Imperial
Landau
$1080.00
Front
Bumper
and
Rear
Bumperettea
stnndard
equipment
on
all
Passenger
Models.
Dlc
Wheel
Standard
qulpment
on
Imperial
and
Cabriolet
only.
On
other
models
$30.00
extra.
Sparc
Tire
and
Tube,
$10.00
extra.
Kaien
Garage
Phone
52
I'
A
VALUE
WITHOUT
EQUAL
$
29-
Talloredby
Bryant
&
Greer,
Ltd.
QUALITY
MENS
WEAK
Your
new
Easter
Hat
is
here
HR0CK
HOUSALINO
STETSON
3fc
KAYSER
FULL
FASHIONED
POINTRD
IIEKI.
Semi
Serviee
Weight
a
new
line
all
the
n.
w
$1.75
Fraser
&
Payne
Universal
Trading
Co.
Tennis!
Tennis!
SHE
OUK
NEW
RACKETS
$710
to
$
10.00
1928
Ralls
ard
In
Kaien
Hardware
Co.
Telephone
3
City
Meat
Market
(SELVIG
BROS.)
3rd
Avenue
l"hn
'"
MEAT.
FISH,
VEGETABLES
ALL
KINDS
OF
"NOHWKfllAN
PRODUCE
at
lotv
prices,
and
Immediate
delivery
ObsenolAll
artlolna
are
of
superior
quality
and
;ii
fresh.