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BY
MEMBERS
Maasfct
Masjhftf
and
and
Act
i
MBS
t.
in
u
"-
Kenn
SalBMm
Fisberiea
CANNERY
MONOPOLY
,
I'fCHriacial
AutinritirH
Ashed
to
Take
Actisi
to
Preserve
Fish
Ri
North,'.
.
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SUBSCKIPTION
RATES
City
Delivery,
by
mall
or
carrier,
yearly
pertoa,
paid
In
advance
15,00
For
lesser
nerfai.
paid
in
advance,
per
taoath
-
Br
mail
to
ali
narU
of
Xortfcerk
and
Central
British
Columbia,
paid
In
adsaare
for
yearly
period
Js-GOj
i
ClaMiftMt
Aiiiailimrg-
nr
inrtina
Mr
ward
...
Pattullo
said.
Grave
infraction
of
the
regulations
were
taking
j
place
and
apparently
he
ha'
idone
nothing.
What
was
the
use,
he
asked,
directing
attention
to
international
conventions
on
f:sh
preservation
and
ifrnnrinv
he
"mining"
of
fish
under
his
vr-
nose.
Fish
were
being
Pattella,
Wrinh
?
M
'
prov
i'r.
1
...
iv
was
ossBg
mined
and
no
I
J
V.J
.
.
-
wwlu
iiau
uecn
receivea
irom
the
Gcn-ernmtnt
that
they
were
Uk-
any
steps
to
prevent
it.
Howe
Questioned
Mr.
Howe
'was
pressed
both
by
Mr.
Pattullo
and
Mr.
as
to
whether
the
Government
had
adotrted
a
noliev
of
limit.
t
VICTORIA,
Har
h
Is-Trifc4?f
cw,erJr
liceAses
A.
any
rate
Icism
of
the
inactivity
of
ware
iiioL
1.1
11
US
the
UK.i
pending
the
decision
of
the
"
uvvioivii
vg
fcllC
Privy
1
1
v
JT
Commissioier
of
Fisheries
in
re-j
Council
on
the
right
of
the
I)o-grard
to
infraction"
't
reruIationsm'n,n
or
the
Province
to
grant
for
the
conservation
of
fih
wew
''cer!
snd
was
asked
if
the
leveled
at
Hon.
S
L.
Howe
by
T.
:
"Pesenttitions
to
the
Dominion
D.
Pattullo
in
the
Leffislat
.-re
j
Government
to
issue
no
more
li-when
the
account.
of
the
Fish-
re1""8
ws
made
on
the
renrea-
eries
Prpartment
weie
under
re-
crtitionn
of
the
cannery
interests
view.
Mr.
P-ttjllo
1r.o
tharged
the
comtmVK'ncr
w;th
setting
Ui
saonopolicn
by
ti.-,
e.omn-.rnda-Uon
to
Ottawa
tint
no
more
cannery
l
censen
be
granted
and
nd
if
the
commissioner
had
re
vived
any
assurance
thnt
thr
nnneries
would
comply
with
the
egulitions
for
the
conservation
Mr.
Howe
ropHsd'that
the
ren-
took
isue
wilh
him
when
he
re-1
rf-entrttion
were
made
to
Ottawa
plied
th;.t
th?
d;i;rtment
was!"'1"0"
anV
word
from
the
catl-waitinjr
the
decisioil
of
the!
,erv
interests.
Ottawa
wa
as-Privy
Council
on
cannery
Wcen-p61
not
to
'ue
any
more
licen-aes
before
formvlfit-'ng
a
policy.
'
rending
the
PrWy
Council
The
denartmoBt
held
a
watch-!!!eci8ion-
IIe
denl'd
there
would
in
brief
for
the
nrovinee.
Mr
J
n-v
nnery
monopoly.
"A
Garden
Field
Seeds
FKRTILIZF.R
DULKLKY
VALLEY
HAY
AND
GRAIN
Prince
Rupert
Feed
Co.
IJIQ,NE
58
noon
ns
n.C.
knows
Its
atat.ua
I
'
will
fnrmnlsto
tvnlU.,
"
v-1
Isald.
v-nHvr':-a
'
mr.
rnuuiio
tnought
it
was
tr
nre
that
no
representations
'had
been
made
to
the
rommia
sioner
by
cannery
intereata
aa
representations
were
made
to
him
'during
a
time
he
was
acting
na
I
commissioner
of
f
isheriea.
He
thought
a
search
of
the
files
i
might
show
representation
went
through
the
deputy.
i
l!.mlu
In
Huff
I
had
no
right
at
all.
That
was
the
ruling
of
the
Supreme
Court
of
Canada
and
stood
pending
any
other
decision.
As
the
Supreme
Court
was
in
itTafm
tiataT
not
much
prdHbilrty
&
lift
il.
a'
'
jfv
wai
would
be
apaeC-
As
rttd
Wtm
it
was
wide
open.
Anybody
could
go
into
the
canning
business.
Action
should
,be
taken
to
pro-Tide
ks
gorirniag
the
situa-
tion.
He
spoke
against
limitation
Legsl
Noos.
insewl'
per
state
ItBe
C
JsftWttf''or
cSnaerW
Or
four
awnth
fr
HM
By
nail
to
all
otHer
parts
01
brrUsh
Columbia,
the
British
Empire
and
United
States,
paid
la
advance
per
ear
....
ttJ"
8y
mail
to
all
sx&er
couiitries,
per
year
S79
afember
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulation
DAILY
EDITION
Thursday,
March
14,
1929
MBS
BOWROX'S
APPOINTMENT
a
.
t
il
I
tl.4Bi01
"tenses
ana
cunaiing
we
in-
yrggtdastryv
(.Conservation
ot
ran
3k
should
be
effected
he
argued
by
regulations,
not
by
limiting
the
y
rat&
its
kh
attempt
to
deal
with
adrffi-'
cooperating
with
Fish
had
been
"mined"
for
years
in
the
face
of
persistent
protests
by
the
late
Hon.
William
Sloan
and
"be
charged
that
bow
a
ruling
had
given
the
Provincial
Government
control
it
was
remiss
in
its
duty
in
not
taking
the
matter
in
hand.
Dr.
Wrinch
went
exhaustively
into
various
methods
of
conserving
the
salmon
industry.
He
said
that
only
one
experiment
by
the
Canadian
Govern
meet,
the
drastic
Miss
Lottie
Bowron
was
recently
appointed
inspector
fonr
vearSf
suited
in
in-under
the
dQuca
Lionel
department
to
investigate
Hvingicreasair
th
ran,
whereas
the
conditions
at
outlying
points
wfcere
young
school
teaekers
United
states
had
got
ripiiu
by
receive
appointment,
and
where
there
is
seme
doubt
of
several
jasafcoda.
He
a
repea
their
being
proper
accommodation
for
them.
She
is
a
ti,c
of
n
sfcnment
woman
whoTieems
eminently
Suited
for
ihe
poaiion
fcii
bJ
vr
every
way
except
that
&e
had
been
prominent?
jdenti-K!JE1
7unX"iI
fied
with
rvative
party
Sties'
Her
aPp6tment'r,thtSn
fr
h?
was
attacked
by
A.
M.
Manson
on
the
ground
that
she
.topped
him
because
they
did
no
would
be
used
as
a
Conservative
organizer
wherever
she
approve
his
method
of
cloiinj
Went
.
the
ft
ream
to
ali
other
fish
thai
If
Miss
Bowron
is
going
a'round
the
country
talking
wkeye.
politics,
she
should
not
hold
the
position,
but
if
it
is
simply
;
He
urged
the
Minister
to
at
a
fear
that
she
may
do
so,
then
the
criticism
is
not
sound.
thesc
mthod
and
k
It
was
not
to
be
expected
that
a
prominent
Liberal
would
c
oa,d
don
receive
the
appointment
We
believe
Miss
Bowron
to
be
1
,
Premir,
To,m
jid
tbt
u
a
very
capable
woman
and
well
suited
for
the
position
and
J,
t!T"T
Hu.kfUo.
ttuii..
fU
i-i-l-t.
;rZ
Minister
of
Fishene.
and
to
th
-v-v
'V
m.
c8"lu'J
ft
that
a
deputy
minister
fo
iug
iu
ncr
ntgfswi
Jjynuca
in
me
CUUITSe
Ol
ner
WOrK.
i
nere
'
the
department
had
been
a:.r-.in
is
some
dou
ficial,
but,
a
cult
situati
meat
was
as
lOXOe
eilieacy
OI
appOmtlUg
SUCH
an
OT-
ed.
The
Province
was
ds.rou.
1
he
future
will
tell
whether
the
appoint-!lon
ton"
th
"
ot
conser
led
or
not
.
vin
restoring
this
importan
TAKING
QUICK
ACTION
.
'
'
ZjTL
HJTSSS
'
of
fisherleB.
but
said
the
Prov
enune
the
Domin
nt
at
Ottawa
seems
to
be
losinir
no
tirrw;flce
hd
duty
to
Perforr
work
on
the
fishermen
'sfteabi
We.
TUp
f'
Iv
has
instructinns
tn
riii-vov
9
snitohU
ait
"r
Wrinrh
Wrinrh
m
inted
W
wbb
T
M
I7UI1MIH.
3
a
S.
if
the
wofk
win
be
in
hand
soon.
That
is
'
we
like.
This
wearv
waiting-
fnr
im.
t
never
rrHrv
is
aniinwlno-
Priia
Pmurf
iuuK
ffmrTi,DIPno
91
ppee
amis.
ine
umemm
Mr.
ww
was
federal
enoi.
.
W.
Pick
was
member,
probable
sites
were
the
work
was
expected
to
be
done.
had
beer
OUt
th.:'
kfitn
contm
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Thursday.
March
II.
taetMtlt
right
on
the
initios,
of
its
flshorie
rged
that
of
lirmux
And
the
Dominion
!
Mr.
Howe
mate
aaolieatioB
to
have
this
precedent
'followed
to
that
B.C.
could
also
control
this
purely
provincial
industry.
k
i
r
.
The
Letter
Box
POINTS
OF
.MORAL
Editor.
Dairy
Sewas
Olof
Hanson's
newt
schieve-menU
at
the
eapHaJ
aptly
illos-tratea
what
a
ssaa
of
determina
tion
and
pleasing
paraeaality
can
accomplish
in
dlnliaaatic
c.tcles.
It
also
emphasise
the
favt
that
j
the
influence
of
saelMiinders
in
i
the
House
of
Commons
is
wan-
ing.
and
that
personal
a;
jal8
to
members
receive
sympathetic
consideration
and
brin:
better
results.
LOUIS
FOT.KRID
PLAYS
A
PRETTY
KNIFE
AND
FORK
Since
Frmt-a-tives
Brought
Relief
From
Indigestion
MRS.
WHITE
It
looks
Kimcwt
like
mpe'V'
way
s
wtahh
of
health
floods
the
under
the
hlirg
inijeooe
of
ruii--tnes."
IikUmUob,
t!M
and
Pain
after
Eatfitaaarhtssad
osupa-tioa
simply
disappear.
.Km
Mn.
E.
White
of
West
Tejtonto,
Ont
.
autea:
'I
sirred
f-f
1
jgaaiion
for
Bsonths
and
ooaki
aol-
a
aave
meal
Sbo;
wlriy
'rVn'-i-tivra'
everr
trv-e
of
StoiBB'-h
T-wbk-
haa
imU-i
I
n
w
nt
JytUoe
aad
ftri
like
tf
penan.
"
4.
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w-J)
Hr
erliora
Iiliri-n
ar
i
DysMi-i
-.
and
SO
a
bca
at
.!rle-a
1
sixrr.
T
St.
CHAgJ3
Pyp
Hilkihe
basis
of
so
many
important
Dishes
on
every
Menu
T3o?dct
AO""
TtfHOLSsoMB,
nourishing,
well-balanced,
home-vi
cooked
meals
ensure
a
healthy,
happy
family.
Such
meals
are
certain
if
you
use
plenty
of
pure,
rich
milk,
which
is
in
itself
a
complete,
well-balanced
food.
Borden's
St.
Charles
is
not
only
a
safe
milk
but
it
is
more
than
twice
as
rich
as
ordinary
ml
Ik,
since
over
sixty
per
cent
of
the
water
content
is
evaporated.
It
gives
to
cooking
a
texture
and
flavor
notliing
else
will
give.
trSend
for
emir
cook
book
and
convince
yourself
of
EL
tMabct
by
trying
a
few
of
tha
afenfta,
trttatl
reStpra.
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ir
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