Saturday, July 12, 1919

ALD. PERRY
FIRES BACK AT
COMMISSIONERS

Says the Resolution They Passed
Was Both Amusing and
Interesting in Trying to
Justify Inaction.

" PLAY BATTLEDORE
AND SHUTTLECOCK

Thinks Mutterings Were Dying
Swan Sounds of Weakening
Public Usefulness.

 

: Alderman Perry has sent a
, reply to the police commissioner:
in connection with the question
. of gambling in the city and in it
pours a broadside of hot shot into
that worthy body.

In my letter to the Daily News
of the

the benefit of the police commis

He says
ith instant I explained for

sion and the public my remarks
at the previous Monday's Council
concerning the police
I wish to add that
no such statement con

meeting
commission,
| made
erning attributed to
Had I considered it neces
iry to I would
not have hesitated to make
f even a stronger I much
regretted at the time that the
press report misquoted my actual
and my letter to the
press was to put this right |
ffer no apology to the commis
m for what I did say at the
eeting nor for the amendmen
the proposed reso lution
ng the revoking
ler certain conditions.

Amusing and Interesting.
Your resolution of yesterday
is both amusing
g to me, particularly as, it
the commission in trying

taint’ as

do so, however,

use

word,

remarks,

con

of leenses

and interest-

stify its inaction in the mat

THE DAILY NEWB.

Page 3

 

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sum of money through in-
efficient transmission of
power.

Belts slip—pulleys are out
of alignment—bearings
worn—belts too heavy or
too light. And yet superin-
tendents and managers won- |
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duced their power-waste
measurably through the cor-
rect application by Good-

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year men of Goodyear Extra
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They have provided
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Letters on our files vouch
in cold figures and warm
praise for the results obtain-

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Power Belts.

  

For Instance—

 

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The Trussed Concrete Steel Co., Limited, of Walkerville, Ontario,
is one of the foremost reinforced concrete concerns in Canada, as
well as the largest Canadian manufacturers of steel sash and steel

making recommendatior
cerning the Zarelli license get
leepe ind deeper in the mu ot

Phe position

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

ndemnation

 

 

ssion dealt with the Zarelli
lisagreed as to action

at last week's Council

ng served that a new chief

! police is what is wanted, brings
jueslior clearly to the front
whether the Commission

had given any instructions what
to the chief of police in this
tion It is also obvious
istaking efforts have beer
Zarelli as
ard player and to
upon the actions of
nstable whe acted
ef of Police failed to carry
instructions said by

present

where

Funeral Notice.
reasoning of the Police
isslon appears to be in
on of finding nev
n to take action. Evidently
Commission thinks the Zarelli
al notice published in Th
f Wednesday will serve a
ing to others and thus
t more diffieult for Alder-
‘erry to find anotlhy pre
hal in town

the

Cares

whose rey
{f the game is the ‘prot e-
! the players. But my nu
tion is to stay with the vc:
int
“Submarine” Raid.
| desire respectfully to
Commission (who are
having been told by the tauyor
of the aldermen did
' know what they were talking
il when they said they had
* Itipression that the chairman

ae

show

quoted

'
some

* hot one way or the o@fe: on
question of cancellatio. of
* Zarelli license) that wher the

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The Norfolk R
6th Ave. and Fulton Street

; Nice large Furnished
Rooms for G -ntlemen
or Married Couples.

 

 

Every Convenience

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the
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ission to have been given.|

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Wu) a
uu

ay Oe ee eee casement windows. Their opinion of Gdodyear Extra Power Belting

n ¢ that whenevs is pithily expressed in this letter from Mr. S. Farrel, purchasing agent:
vamantersi noma asanaaa te “We have been users of different type belts for quite sometime,

Se SS but we have no belt which will stand wear as long as the Goodyear
stable who made the raid on Extra Power Belting which we purchased from you some time ago.
oat andes ths Ke et The photograph shows your ‘Extra Power’ belt in use on an air
chief of péliee, i at once unten-| compressor. It has been in use for some time and is still as good as :
ee 2 a ae ord new, while other belts previously used lasted only two weeks. We are
that Alder nan MeRac (who seted | gradually replacing all our belts with Extra Power.’’
as acting mayor at the time the

 

 

 

 

 

 

took the
lagainst the cancellation becaus
tooked like discrimination |/license cancelled,
lagwainst Zarelli, the fact is, it ap

imayor says he stand!mendation appears to have
jmade to
and no

is taken by the mayor exc

|pears to me, that.the B. C,. Social make it appear that Zarelli and}
Club and not Zarelli was dis- not Fotos was discriminated |
joriminated against, and that Za- against if there was any dis
irelli received protection all the crimination it appears to have
iway through and might have been been against Fotos.
| receiving protection today had lt also seems that if, as th: |
[rot an eflicient police officer raid-| Mayor says, one house was fined

for playing ‘blackjack
other for having. played the

ed the ‘submarine,’ as the mayor
|says otf his own bat I would
jqualify this by pointing oul

lon January 9th last Fotos of the|spo

iB. C. Soeial Club was fined $100/there is an issue between the
iwith an alternative of six months’ ;opinion of the commission and
jimprisonment for ‘being the keep.|the finding of the magistrate w ho
ler of a common gaming house, | made the penalty the same in both
lafter which conviction the Police|cases. Both looked alike to the
Commission and Council moved| magistrate. The magistrates de
heaven and earth to get the license cision was not appealed from
canceli@d, even to the extent of|and it is a wonder to me the}
making the matter of cancellation|)Commission did not -appeal i |
one~ errand in the list on the)Zarelli's behalf since it feels se]
mayor's visit to Victoria and the|strongly that he was diserimin-|
license was duly cancelled lated against.
No Recommendation. Playing a Game.
On April 4th Zarelli was fined | Since the Police Commission |
$100 with an alternative of six|and the Couneil are playing)
oa imprisonment for ‘being | battledore aud shuttlecock with |
lthe keeper of a common gaming | !s matter it may be expedient
lhouse.’ In addition no less than/|to point out tha '
i894 men were arrested and fined | 1 It is obvious that the

Commission is not

i$5 each who were found by the) Police
: . take a decided

ipolice at the police at the same |position to
jtime and place, Yet no recom-|

the Council to have this
action

“pt to

and the)

that of poker, was immune from re-
sibility to the gambling law

been |

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When Forests Burn, Taxes Increase.

 

 

 

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