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Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
BOTH
FINE
MEN
Yesterday
we
published
side
by
side
pictures
of
the
leaders
of
the
two
political
parties
in
British
Columbia.
Both
are
fine
men.
good
enough
for
any
man
to
support.
Which
is
the
better
depends
not
so
mm
h
on
th.
relative,
merits
of
the
men
themselves
as
on
the
political
opininiis
nf
thour
."'
i
g
the
opinion.
A
similar
situation
exists
at
the
head
of
federal
affairs.
In
Mackemie
Kim;
and
It
I?.
B.nnett
the
country
has
two
good
men,
either
of
whhh
is
tapahl.-
,,i
1,-ading
a
government.
It
is
a
gn
at
thing
to
think
that
at
the
head
of
affairs
in
Canada
REt.lSTER
NOW
AND
BE
SAFE
It
is
pretty
safe
to
sav
that
ni-m,!.'
ivkn
,
,;..
.n
,
BRADY'S
SPEECH
EXPERIMENTAL
FARM
FOR
B.C.
Text
of
What
Appeared
in
the
Hansard
Report
of
Local
Member
In
the
Hansard
n-poit
of
the
speech
of
J.
C.
Brady
on
the
need
of
an
experimental
farm
in
central
B.C.
delivered
recently
In
the
Howe
of
Com
mons
at
Ottawa
follows:
!
I
deeply
appreciate
Uic
explanation'
which
the
minister
nan
given,
and
I
'
realize
what
expenditure
la
Involved
In!
developing
agriculture
throughout
Can-:
ada.
At
the
came
time.
I
should
be
I
derelict
In
my
duty
If
I
did
not
oppose;
the
view
of
the
minister.
knaw;ng
as
I
do
the
Importance
and
the
great.iass
cf
the
lands
which
today
are
neglected
in
the
matter
o!
experimental
work.
I
I
desire
to
give
to
the
committee
a
cUari
view
of
a
pari
of
the
country
which
today
la
practically
In
a
pioneer
atate.
I
wherein
farmers
alone,
unaided.
an'
I
tilldlng
up
an
agricultural
Industry
,
thni
h.iN
bmnuht
them
Into
ijioniiiienc?
I
Tuesday,
Feb.
28,
1928icven
aiiatnst
the
keenest
compciit:.n
of
the
meat
centra!:2ed
and
mist
highly
developed
parts
of
Canada
There
are
two
faints
In
relation
to
the
district
to
which
I
refer
which
I
wish
to
aub-
Lmlt
for
the
consideration
of
the
mln-
.f
;rr.
In
the
last
year
or
so
the
farm-
j
era
in
the
district
In
question.
In
j
competition
with
ether
parts
of
Can-
ada.
as
well
aa
of
the
United
Btvtee.
were
able
by
their
unaided
efforts
to
secure
first
prise
In
Chicago
for
their
j
tlmcthy
seed.
Within
recent
days
the
president
of
the
Alberta
wheat
pool
examined
at
the
elevator
In
Prince
Rupert
cars
of
wheat
coming
from
the
we
are
developing
ir"i
leaders.
They
are
men
of
ability
and
in-!Pralrle
nd
,our
"
tn,t
"m
ticin
tegrtty.
.Sometimes
v
muv
disairree
with
thirnra
rh.v
.,
,.,
Ith
Bulkley
valley,
and
he.
unpre-
u
may
w
mn-
own
emn
eptian
of
what
is
proper
that
may
be
at
fault.
It
is
quite
possible
that
iii
the
near
future
the
McLean
government
may
appeal
t
th.
people
of
the
province
for
re-election.
Then,
it
is
to
be
supposed.
Di
Toinue
will
leave
hia
Ottawa
job
and
come
to
take
up
the
tight
in
British
Columbia.
He
cannot
hold
both
positions.
He
will
probably
be
asked
t
contest
the
Saanich
constituency
where
he
will
nrobablv
he
elerteil
Judlced.
publicly
made
the
assertion
that
the
wheat
that
came
from
the
Bulkley
district
excelled
that
of
best
I
grade
wheat
that
came
from
the
prairies.
I
am
giving
you
the
words
of
Mr.
Woods,
the
president
of
trie
Alberta
wheat
pool.
enlarge
mope
I
wish
to
say
a
few
words
now
to
I
-I
k..
I.
,l.
-a..
.
p
i
,
j
1111
11
i
UJC
QUI)
Ji
lilt
gUY-
there
also
,eem,
evei
probability
that
Dr.
MacLean
will
be
ernment
to
enlarge
the
scope
of
the
returiiud
to
carry
on
the
work
which
he
has
just
started
In
anv
P1""'
wor
"h,cn
cxperimenui
event
the
country
is
faiiU
sat,,
with
two
such
men
one
as
premier
Iarm
"re
loln8'
nd
to
urg'
th,t
and
the
other
as
leader
ol
the
opposition
it
iin.
particular
district
I
am
speaking
for
should
hav
an
experimental
farm
Briefly,
the
constituency
of
Skeena
comprises
four
provincial
electoral
rtd-
...
w
....
.
..v
..
.Tin
au
nig.,
ntt.ii,
"-iii
:iirc.
Mccua,
rnuov
i
,,
I'n.Miicial
el,
t!on.
It
is
not
likely
that
the
Rupert
and
pait
of
Mackenzie
county,
election
,i
will
be
called
earlier
than
May
21.
which
is
the
date
of
In
th:
constituency
there
are
the
the
next
court
of
i
c.
i-ion
To
o!
;lat
j-j
j8
nece8gary
tofamoua
valleys
of
the
Klspkw.
Necaako.
register
before
Aju-il
Hi.
After
Ilia'
i:
will
be
impossible
to
get
on
jEudako-
Bu'y-
Bietta,
and
the
Mas,
the
list
or
to
vote,
in
case
there
i-.
an
.
WHnn
Ai
llflllf
T
Visa
OAmtnea,
i...
comprising
millions
of
seres
of
land
summer.
"
""""""
that
la
most
suitable
for
agriculture
People
Who
are
British
sec,s
and
who
haw
l
nrf.K
f
.
"Ut
W.h't..d0
rnlnmlilii
,1,
i
i
una
mat.
ine
ciunauc
conautona
m,,o-
.i
1
1
i
iii
mi.,
district
one
monm
can
register
here.
We
suggest
that
any
who
are
not
retered
should
do
SO
at
once.
The
can
call
at
the
government
offices
in
the
Court
House
at
any
time
during
ousines-
hour.-
and
be
pu:
on
;he
list.
The
i
t
.
LIKE
INSURANC
E
lite
insurance
('ni:anies
h.ae
an
asaneiatinn
thm,,
wnicn
tney
have
been
lor
a
long
T
i
nit
ness.
i
hey
nave
drawn
to
the
attention
0f
the
people
of
the
country
the
advisability
of
heads
i
families
safeguarding
their
wives
and
families
in
case
of
their
deaths.
It
i
a
brutal
thing
for
a
man
to
leave
his
wife
and
family
helple.
If
it
is
the
result
of
thoughtleasneas,
his
soul
would
scarcely
rest
happy
m
the
wnd
to
corns
with
such
a
neglect
on
his
mind.
As
a
rule
people
wait
tor
an
agent
to
eome
and
talk
them
into
buying
life
insurance,
but
that
is
.,
mistake.
If
people
really
understood
what
this
means
and
were
-ut
ficitii'Jy
kind
and
just,
there
would
be
an
ud
oi
insurance
agents.
Every
man
would
seek
to
give
that
protection
which
can
be
given
in
no
other
wav.
CHICAGO
WAKIXfl
UP
Chicago
must
be
waking
up.
Five
of
the
seven
bandits
who
that
prevail
in
thU
great
empire
of
national
wealth
are
not
known
to
CanaH
at
all.
It
would
be
Impossible
to-Canadian
who
has
not
tra"i
..;,
...
great
west
to
realize
the
;
-'.
of
wealth
that
lie
within
tt
-
:
.
When
you
come
to
consider
splendid
experimental
farm
at
filla
nnlv
th
nMria
nf
.m.ll
v
.
.
.
.
Ivertising
their
own
busl-
jof
British
Columbia
Agasslz
ext.
-
mental
farm
Is
situated
In
the
mo,
southern
part
of
British
Columbia,
within
a
few
miles
of
Vancouver.
It
has
done
splendid
work,
everyone
knows
of
the
wonderful
development
that
has
taken
place
there
In
to
dairying
Industry
and
of
the
prises
c
talned
by
the
prize
herds
on
this
fa
i
In
poultry,
too.
as
well
as
dairy.-,
it
has
done
a
splendid
work
In
d
oping
the
southern
part
of
fe.u:.
Columbia.
But
what
about
the
great
aeetlon
of
country
to
which
I
refer.
V
have
there
millions
of
acres
of
land
iu
I
table
for
agriculture,
but
progress
has
been
retarded,
and
there
has
not
held
up
the
Canadian
National
train
Saturdav
have
been
arrested
I
'TTT',
and
confessed.
That
was
prettv
auick
work.
Poaih.v:
ZZT?,
?
Du
"
.V.
"uAber"
prt
V
Chicago
are
on
their
mettle
with
a
British
train.
Big
BiU
Thompson
iwe
advanced
m
behalf
of
this
ctun
must
have
feared
the
lash
of
the
Drf(iWbiA
tail
ifwUt
taam
get
away
with
it
this
time.
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SHOPPING
WEEK
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of
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News
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to
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Month
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with
the
beginning
of
1928
the
price
of
the
Daily
News
is
as
follows:
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The
only
way
to
keep
in
touch
with
the
North
is
to
read
a
northern
paper.
ial
year.
We,
taentloned
first
of
all
th
beaWrty.
aatf
sbtfwed
the'
idvant-age
an
experiments!
farm
would
be
to
the
acta
bits
bed
farmers
ss
well
as
to
ir
-t
rT"
iuers.
i
'
snouia
use
to
put
so
lie
ne
last
week
in
April
has
been
selected
thi
year
as
Empire
Shnnn
nar
W-L
H..rin..
...Ui..u
!
mi
.
.
.
.
;act
before
the
,.m
.
,
kiiiui
v
niiHuiniin
win
ue
asseu
to
emnnasize
corrrmif.ee,
Mr.
Chair-
if
''
;.
f.
w
5s
;;,m
,c.r
r'rz,
irrr
me
women
of
Canada
in
particular
arc
being
asked
to
co-operate
be
j
wining
to
accept
hie
decision
if
he
In
this
movement,
which
it
is
said
will
tend
to
enhance
the
solidarity
'can
deny
Uw
accuracy
of
my
state-
iiu
uiiii.v
oi
ine
empire.
A
big
Empire
advertising
campaign
will
be
initiated
which
will
include
shop
window
advertising.
newMmiwrs
and
hi
inborn.
iw
acneme
is
being
backed
liv
the
National
Council
of
Women
the!.
lm
"n
Perlment1
I.O.D.E..
the
Retail
Merchants
Association
of
Canada,
the
Canadian
L".'
m
,"T
t
"
Pr"
Chamber
of
Commerce,
the
Trades
&
Labor
Congress
of
Canada,
the
t
In
the
l
precincts
of
this
building
T
a
11
few
iiniisn
Agents
Association,
the
Association
of
C
anadian
AiUer-tisers,
the
Canadian
Association
of
British
Manufacturers,
and
the
Canadian
Manufacturers
Association.
menu
In
this
connection
mm:
Tf-itHiTimv
The
constituency
of
Bkeena
days
ago.
We
have
almost
the
same
climatic
conditions
In
the
constituency
of
Skeena
as
they
have
In
the
free
tate
of
Ireland,
but
greater
poaslMU-ties
if
we
would
only
make
use
of
them
In
the
first
eleven
months
of
the
three
years
from
1636
to
1B27
the
Sutler
exportation
from
the
Irian
Free
State
rose
from
(3,600.000
to
14.-MO.000.
an
increase
of
practically
M,.
000.000
Their
imports
of
butter
during
the
same
period
decreased
front
CM7.000
to
t83S.O0O.
a
decrease
of
about
Sl.700.000.
I
am
not
here
to
ask
the
government
for
something
that
Is
not
of
vital
import
to
Canada.
I
realise
what
it
would
mean
In
expenditure,
but
I
know
that
In
what
I
say
I
am
striking
a
responsive
chord
In
the
hearts
of
the
people
who
want
to
hulld
up
In
this
country
a
ureal
agricultural
and
dairy-ins
Industry,
the
very
foundation
of
Canadas
aucceas.
The
minister
may
not
be
able
to
establish
a
farm
there
now.
but
I
ask
him
and
the
government
serlouply
to
examine
the
needs
of
'Imt
cimiTy
:i
urt
iii
kiv.-
ii
thoNo
p,.
)I-
tin.
oppurM;;,.';,
;,,
,!,,.,
,
Ui;
U:i
!r
THE
DAILY
NEW3
i'ui'uday,
j.
1
1:
h
IT
is
upon
them
that
the
schemer
preys
I
The
lure
of
easy
money
is
almost
irresistible
and
the
savings
of
a
lifetime
are
often
gambled
away,
unknowingly,
in
unfortunate
speculations.
Even
the
husband
and
father,
anxious
to
leave
his
family
well
provided
for,
often
becomes
the
victim
of
some
get-rich-quick
scheme.
Almost
without
exception,
the
results
are
failure
and
disappointment.
When
the
head
of
the
home
is
taken
away,
a
hundred
enticing
baits
are
set
for
the
estate
he
leaves
behind.
With
the
vision
of
winning
financial
independence
for
her
children
and
herself,
the
widow
falls
prey
to
ignorant
or
unscrupulous
advisers.
There
is
one
safe,
sure
method
of
pro.
tecting
your
loved
ones
after
you
are
gone
.
.
.
the
creating
of
an
adequate
estate
through
Life
Insurance.
And,
by
arrange
ing
for
its
payment
in
the
form
of
a
regular
income
for
your
widow,
you
can
guard
her
for
as
long
as
she
may
live.
Let
a
Life
Inaurancc
representative
explain
to
you
how
easily
and
safely
you
may
provide
for
the
future
of
your
family.
t
life
1n$urp
Cermet
THfteove
That
ifflr
great
resources
tinallneas
of
the
maehlne
used
and
of
There
la
me
other
point
that
I
think
.
the
expenses
Incurred,
which
are
put
It
la
worth
while
for
me'
to
bring
up.
In
at
two
cents
a
mile,
must
be
taken
In
western
Canada
there
are
thousands
'
Into
account
In
appraising
the
fet.
of
young
boy.
today
who
are
fitting
In
81r
Robert
adds
that
It
has
"relieved
with
the
social
fabric
of
our
country
the
whole
Brltlah
race
of
the
feeling
I
think
scholarships
should
be
offered
;
tlist
It
has
been
outclassed
In
recent
to
boys
selected
from
each
sgricultursl
tunss
In
air
development."
But
there
community
snd
an
opportunity
g'-enjij
no
reason
why
this
should
have
pr-to
them
to
acquire
s
.knowledge
oV
vailed.
agriculture
and
dairying
That
Is
one
thing
in
which
we
are
behind
Cobham
i
flights
and
those
of
many
There
athera
have
shown
thu.
the
old
country
are
many
boys
today
who
would
will-j
was
not
at
all
lagging
bihlnd
other
7
ae
up
true
great
work
if
they
l
rations
They
have
not
received
bad
the
opportunity.
Our
schools
are
crammed
full
of
great
material
that
Is
going
to
waate.
and
I
appeal
once
more
to
the
government,
and
ask
for,
the
kind
co-oneraudn
of
the
Minister
of
Agriculture,
to
do
something
In
this
direction
for
western
Canada,
which
today
la
absolutely
left
to
its
own
resources
lu
agricultural
development.
FEAT
OFHINKLER
-
OUTSTANDING
ONE
Cost
Kld
to
H,,,
nrpn
only
Two
Tenia
a
Mile
mi
Flight
to
Aul
rails
i
Edmonton
Journal)
Sir
Robert
Horns
describes
Hlnkler's
night
from
England
to
Australia
in
fifteen
days
aa
"the
greatest
single
achievement
in
the
hlstorv
of
avia
tion
The
:.iim
Is
certain
to
he
disputed
hut
;!.,,
u
KrJ,
dl.B
t1
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"
only
the
pr
i
-I
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i
'
It
j
Krnprc
y
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i.ey
w.ia
.n.i.ii
,
hui
'lie
j.ig
much
publicity
as
American
filers
snd
this
no
doubt
account
for
the
unpree-
slon
that
they
have
less
to
their
credit
TheTe
is
no
disposition
manifest
out.
itde
his
own
country
to
depreciate
what
Lindbergh
has
done.
It
has
won
wona-wide
admiration
that
is
fully
deserved,
but
there
has
been
too
great
a
icnaency
to
concentrate
attention
upon
him.
Mlnkler's
triumph
will
serve
to
correct
this.
It
warrants
quite
as
much
enthusiasm
as
anything
that
haa
ever
been
aooomplUhed
by
an
aviator
hitherto.
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Cenlrnl
W.
H.
McOaUum,
city;
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Alexander
Ketchikan.
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