1
DAILY
EDITION
Tuesday,
April
2,
1929
The
ci1MpWfron'vWioh,oA'
lfierinhi'ofritiUi&
"Snow
In
April."-
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ADVERTISING
BIIADIO
It
is
suggested
that
it
would
be
a
wonderful
advertisement
for
Canada
if
the
federal
government'
woiild
install
half
a
dozen
powerful
radio
broadcasting
stations
aRvari-bus
centres
in
Canada
which
would
send
but
all-Canadian
fc;
programs
and
would
not
only
supply
the
people
of
the
'
sidered
countrv
wirn
rno
nnws
nr
rho
i
nv
hut
tmn
r
o
ian
lot
thai
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1
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cov
II.
,nmnnreH
th.
tuhnl.
hnr,..
people
of
the
United
States
know
that
we
are
here
and
Norman
Senior
Say
He
Vtonv-inatwj
the
Whole
lloux
and
Was
an
Outstnnlin
Personality
Norman
C.
Senior,
a
hov.mi
man
of
experience,
who
n.s.
i.
r
many
ytjars
reported
the
pr.vifM-
lnirs
oi
tne
legislature
.r.n
vno,
duriHg
ifie
past
session
has
nd
every
crahce
to
note
the
-r'
vv!
ing'on
at
Victoria,
writes
his
paper,
the
ancouver
!un,
in
re
gard
to
the
work
of
T.
D.
Pat-
tullo,
member
for
Prince
Kujvr;
and.
leader
of
ts
opposition.
He
says
:
One
man
comes
out
of
tne
19(29
i
luuiuuij
uvuijruiiu-wm
ow
n
u
ruauving
SCI.
00
If
VV111,
apostles,
with
be
m
the
United
States.
If
thelstnte
fails
.to
take
OVer
.friction.
He
tne
broadcasting
it
will
have
to
Insist
that
Anyone
using
'tne
sitting
the
air
shall
da'so
ill
such
a
mariner
a.vtri
mvp.
thp
hpstj0"'-
Tc
possible
ser'i6e
to
tlie
listeners-
"sW
IMPROVEMENT
IN
BRITAIN
In
the
Uniteu
States
there
ara
huniborof
big
firms
doing
business
from
ocean
to
ocean
arid
tfr6rn
Canada
to
Mexico.
Thev
dan
afford
to
nut
money
into
the
hiV
Rt.i-
His
tactics
were
politically
H-und
and
he
proved
himself
h
true
leader
of
l.ilxralism
in
tions
which
we
Canada
hear.
The
objection
to
them
is
S,,
ee
that
the
entertainments
are
accompanied
"By
'advertising'
He
was
mas
mat
ouiucuiiiea
iJrovesvuujecuonaDie.
ai
any
rate,
it
is
not
Canadian.
If
Canada
led
the
way
by
installing
few!
large
powerfitrstationsequal
or
superior
to
anythingon
sense
of
the
word.
slcrof
the
situation
at
all
times
and
he
did
not
wait
to
find
openings
for
attack.
He
made
them.
trip
nthor
s!71p
-Wa-
nlciWa
rW
fl,a
A
x'
Jli
the
third
day
of
the
Ll
i"
"r.tlva"
pcuic,
,ion,
when
he
exposed
the
.h,
govern-
seemg
the
h
adrantafio
of
eliminating
advertising
a
from
the
ment's
secret
contract
with
is-
air,
would
follow
Canada
s
example
and
instal
state-owned
cai
agency
to
hand
over
the
bond
stations
on
the
other
side
to
replace
those
which
now
sles
of
tne
province
to
one
group
.
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uuiruue
ineir
auvertisemenis
on
an
ann
sunrirv.
u,ie
ceni
commission,
ne
".Merry
Christmas"
wns
the
popular
greeting
on
the
street
this
morning
as
citizens
plowed
their
way
through
four
inches
of
"the
beautiful."
THE
PREMIER'S
HEALTH
F.von'nn
viU
regret
that
Premier
Tolmie
is.
in
such
poor
health
that
it
has
been
found
necessary
for
him
to
go
away
for
a
quiet
holiday
where
no
cares
of
state
will
worry
him.
He
was
absent
from
the
legislature
during
a
good
deal
of
the
session
and
many
of
his
supporters
have
bee'h
worrying
about
him
a
great
deal.
Prince
Rupert
people
will
all
wish
to
hear
of
an
improvement
in
his
health
and
to
see
his
genial
face
once
more
when
he
finds
time
to
visit
this
city.
We
hope
to
hear
that
he
is.
back
at
his
post
before
long,
but
we
also
sufro-est
it
is
better
to
have
a
nrolontred
rant
nnw
than
tn
rose
steadily
in
the
esteem
of
the
-nembers
and
the
public.
Always
Attacked
One
of
the
keys
to
the
success
of
his
strategy
was
that
he
employed
none.
It
had
bean
customary
for
party
leaders
to
have
their
lieutenants
feel
out
MfsfAemy
and
make
openiifflraa.'amtt'
leader
should
esSwvtottn
tae
breach.
Duff
Pattullo
adopted
no
such
cautious
tattles.
In
all
the
big
fames
of
the
seIen,
he
led
cff.with
ajMrect
frent-i
t
lack
that
saetlered
tbe
gov-ernment's
reals
and
taen
left
it
to
hi
MBperteni
to
complete
the
raat.
He
was
forceful,
trenchant
aad
scathing
in
bis
erIUe
sm.
aat
im
nad
He
wai
,
1
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2
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Illut-
no
nv
CUTMJCm
enemies.
.
f.
111(1
u
nnpnaon
im-
lafn
in
Imn
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"
j
vu
vivi
uuv
rtiiu
iiunu
ins
worK
over
personal
ana.
if
the
gnmg
W
ailOiner.
jthirk.
it
was
asaalljr
Uuff
Pattaito
j
who,
with
a
twiakte
ia
aia
ayej
If
the
Silver
Cup
operations
are
succeaiful
every
child
in
Haa
'
th
passfaiiitjr
af
a
clton
should
be
born
wllh
a
silver
spoon
in
its
moulh.
ptnomMl
eHui.
.
wm
riirnmtiwn
i
not
easaeo.
ikis
friends
aad
alilwto
(marvel
was
that
he
showed
a
kwa
mmnmt,
nf
haw
111.
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I
TV
arTeopTe
Trl
Caiiada
from
Great
Brftain
mbJZJt
g
ad
to
low
that,
there
is
a
decided
improvement
in
eon-
tn
other
(jualitr.
it
proved
in-ditinns
fl
that
country.
The
unemj)loyment
situation
is
valuable,
much
lei
3
aoute,
especially
in
the
shipbuilding
centres.!
VafuiWo
wit
This
apr)
les
particularly
to
England
and
Scotland.
On
'
a
witty
retort
is
one
of
the
mem
previous
Treensrons
we
have
heart!
of
some
improvement
in
weapons
in
the
locker
of
the
coal
fields;
So
close
are
becoming
the
relationships
parHamenUrian.
The
.most
between
different
parts
of
the
British
Emnire
that
if
'r"nin
'oic
is.,nften
destroyed
iu
ni'
tc19.jjn,
inn
iieajuiyTJonuuioirnnn
a
mue
cooperation
will
sometimes
attain
tliat
end.
ftact
never
sat
in
tSe'legisIatiire
Urn
one
day
in
his
life
as
an
oppositionist
until
this
session,
but
he
A
mine
I
xometlilnc
on
which
In
1mi.
Kimni!mw
utn
.....i
acted
aa
if
he
had
bean
bom
for
sometimes
you
low,
but
the
chanccu
are
In
your
favor
if
you
are
that
IarUcu,lir
Nobody
en-enref
ul.
Joyed
the
session
more
than
he
did,
The
birds
(lint
came
north
expecting
spring
weather
here
have
bat!
to
le
returned
on
account
of
bejn
rather
out
of
date.
It's
n!
twlggjilnl
that
knows
when
to
fir
north.
'
Premier
Tolmie
said
the
op.
position
had
all
the
fun,
but
the
government
had
its
re
spcnlblllttes
to
think
of.
"Why
don't
jcu
resign
nnd
i
;
.!
.
it
i
;
In
vuluc,
Fisher
Body
superiority
can
be
incnsurcd
iu
actual
dollars
and
cents.
For
instance,
the
upholstery
cloth
in
any
Fisher
Body
in
a
given
prire
class
is
finer,
more
beautiful
and
rhorc
durable
than
the
upholstery
cloth
in
other
bodies
in
that
price
class
and
costs
much
more
per
yard,
J
Fisher
uses
finer
carpets,
genuine
plate
gluss,
more
substantial
roof
construction
and
roof
mate
C.UML.IC
M..I
S.tl.i.R
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a
r
rials,
sturdier
frame
construction,
smoother
steel
paneling,
richer,
more
beautiful
finish,
both
inside
ami
outside.
In
Mtjlc,
Fisher
Body
cars
lead
definitely
iu
every
price
field.
Fisher
Body
designs
are
fresh,
authentic.
Fisher
designers
are
leaders
iu
their
profession
for
Fisher,
thes
world's
laruesl
inq
j)cl
talcjil
in
t
lie
body
industry.
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can
obtain
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Tuesday,
April
2,
1923
cordial
that
none
was
needed.
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PATTULLO
IS
So
effectlvo
wns
their
work
that
Check
be
I
ore
it
lUrti.
The
Daily
News
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disparity
in
numbers
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on
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vapor
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of
the
B.
C.
legislature
with
an
enhanced
reputation.
That
is
Thomas
Dufferin
Pattullo.
It
comes
as
a
shock
to
realise"
that
he
is
only
the
acting
and
ia-
der
of
the
Liberal
party.
earned
himself
with
the
au
thority
of
one
thoroughly
en-4
trorcHed
in
his
position.
Some
day,
perhaps
seen,
there
Mill
have
to
be
a
invention
to
name
the
permanent
leader.
It
is
inconceivable
nfter
the
manner
in
which
Mr.
Pattullo
carried
out
his
duties
in
the
recent
session
that
anybody
else
will
be
con-
1
1
a
urn
a
tha
nnn
rkiitjarrktiliaa
naaa-
I
urifiR
I
criticism
wnicn
ne
levelled
at
tne
The
d
radio
over
the
country
has
made
it
so
SSiiT
that
practically
everybody
in
the
country
hears
the,
broadcasts
occasionally
and
manv
thousands
retrularlv.
Friction
Absent
Within
the
next
few
years
the
number
of
fans
will
be1
,le
8Pke
n
one
having
aataortty.
doubled
and
then
doubl
again
and
redoutfed.
once
mire.
I,"
"SUTSTS!
out
a
symptom
of
had
no
rivals
among
members
for
the
kad-i
a
man
they
welcomed
his
confident,
clever,
aggreastae
leadership
with
enthusiasm.
TO
ll
II
V
THKOMXIU
VI
COU.WIE
Rev,
R.
P.
U
wI.n
Toronto
ileftV
nd
T
opening
of
cmpaif
r.
r
P
.
Oh
necl'.ov
of
Victoria
University,
:
k
Candier
rigrht
who
announce
the
among
United
Church
ministers
for
the
first
$100,000
of
a
fr.a
to
boiM
Emmanuel
College,
Toronto.
wrte
ever
Were
to
fau,-
retorted
Mr.
PattwaV.
-We
are
readyta
a.
warn
t
Ike
He
ref
aaed
to
be
inverted
ttm
aa
anrumenl
ay
iatampttoau
Brew
Manj-
latns
"My
fries
nwkl
tike
to
rw
a
red
aernajt
act
I
Ui
trait,"
he
would
sometime
any,
Kt
I
Dooed
of
tfcat
oasation
tin
day
to
aty
owa
ceapiete
satiatac-
Uon.
'
A
laogfl
wsertd
ffatK-ir
sad
k
would
maw
has
ajaniB
.
He
was
Wy
mftpfie4.
too.
The
main
arwrt
f
tae
aapl-
tell
them
Occasionally
something
about
What
We
have
sonality
of
the
assembly.
When
tieo
work
feM
tfce
taree
e-
here.
It
would
cost
a
good
deal
of
money,
but
it
would
be
he
rose
to
speak
there
was
untver-;
I?jfi4eTS
T-JV
little
compared
with
what
we
spend
on
a
good
many
lux-i'
attention
and
the
trenchant
I
.
,
cLsl"1
Dc
W.
II
.
SuAerland
sat
between
the
leader
and
Capt.
.Midenie,
Arlhoagh
himself
net
a
fhieni
aV4a)er,
he
had
a
fund
of
experience
and
wis-dean
aad
it
was
at
the
disposal
af
Ms
rot
leagues
all
the
time
to
gwad
effect.
Me
loaded
many
a
gun
tJhat
was
find
by
one
of
tat
tkrae
musket-
Kergin
Helpful
Bert
Kergia
of
AUin
whose
ta-teats
were
somewhat
aabeMrxod
&s
a
private
member
af
the
government
side,
proved
an
able
lUd
on
many
occasions,
while
behind
taeae
front
benchers
Dr.
II.
C.
Written,
(i,
Pearson
and
L.
A.
Haaaa,
tha
tint
on
agricultural
aad
social
welfare
matters,
the
second
on
finance
and
the
third
on
labor
questions,
gave
evidence
of
developing
into
prominent
figures
in
the
public
life
of
the
province.
It
was
Mr.
Pattullo'
boast
that
the
Liberals
never
had
a
caucus.
The
team
play
and
understanding
anions
his
croup
was
so
instinctive
and
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