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ONE
OR
MOKE
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8
altogether
probable
now
-that
there
will
besone
w
steamships
biijltr
the
A'aska!businSLof
ian
Matiohal
RaFlit-ays
and'
that
fa
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for
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the
qpening
of
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will
&ve
a
treat
impetus
to
tile
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traffic"
and
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incidentally
benefit
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rej&ntlj
NEW
PROVINCE
April
1,
1929
I)aIy
News:
,
article
in
the
Daily
ews
proposing
the
establisb-
f'Tart
of
our
lives
existence
in
the
north,
this,
the
sooner
shall
we
realize
on
our
labors.
.
Last
summer
M.
M.
Stephens
of
Prince
Rupert
suggested
this
but
at
that
time
no
one
seemed
to
be
much
interested.
There
are
a
lot
of
men
in
the
north
who
have
the
spunk
and
vision
to
see
the
advantage
of
running
our
own
affairs
and
not
being
the
hangers
on
for
the
cities
in
the.:
south.
of;
the
railway
which
it
served.
Mr.
Brady
stated
that
he
felt
in
the
become
a
great
centre
in
the
fntiit-p
ripvalnnmnnt
of
Itrttiuh
fpr
anjneoDle
of
Prince
Rupert
to
be
:&SLANDER.
J.
C.
BRADY
(JIVES
AN
A
COUNT
OF
HIS
STEWART
SHIP
AT
OTTAWA
DURING
SESSION
UP
TO
EASTER
TebntTnued-
him
page
if
rnk
u..
i
i
i!
i
S
v
:a
crucial
crucial
hour
hour
had
had
com
come
xv5yV,p,ui
Jia8
uet-Ji
uuuiy
iianuicappeu
lor
JaCK
OI;
hstory
of
the
port
of
Steamships
tor
iis
coast
service.
The
Prince
Charles
has
to
Rupert.
innrt
Th
The
lima
time
had
hail
retched
iinlitica
ahnuld
I
attain
gujed
and
misied
by
a
small
Prince
arrivnH
I
p0
Operated
a
third
tourist
Steamer
to
this
port
and
she
I
he
asserted,
when
every
man
and
I
is
hardly
good
enough
for
the
job.
If
the
three
new
I
,on'i
should
step
out
and
If
steamers
.should
be
added,
the
company
would
be
well!"fiBht
for
the
letlnv
which
we
equipped
to
carry
on
to
the
best
possible
advantage
and&trl
Tl.lt
stacles.
this
port
was
bound
to
cqiiTiiete
Jprtfie
business
on
equal
terms.
ttolumbt.
"Wn
knur
oMitt
dual
Ufa
of
the
Wonderfnl
prosperity
lut)UclMMit
the
length.
and
h
of
the
Dominion
but
I
.
in
i..
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.
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1
.
acres
Of
ihe
-WWfU;
The
all-embracimr
term
"wnrlfl"
i
thrown
out
and
the
people
be-i??1"
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-
iflRt
s
,
useu
aavaieaiy,
lor
it
is
as
decidedly
a
question
of
interna-
corae
8
'
tlonal
ingrest
as
was
-the
election
iri
the
United
StatQg'j
'
'
Taking
Credit
I
tor,
white
it
may
be
taken
for
cranted
that.
whiehfivArlK
oikr
people.
Mr.
Brady
de-
party
wins,
British
foreign
policy,
broadlv
sneakinr
will
'red,
had
claimed
the
credit
year
would
pass
But
the
contract
it-
cX.tfinivp
anrl
rlrpndfnl
ronlltv
tknn
f
si.i
4l.
ir
contained
no
clause
which
U
:r.7u"t
"iK"uuia
lu
ine
would
comnel
the
Wheat
Pool
to
more
than
a
bushel
of
grain
the
house.
have
bad
a
member
of
Mi
nadians
have
taken
an
outstanding
nlace
in
its
doUhprn.
the
railway
board
tions.
The
league's
direct
airent
in
this
emmt
ihn
ha"
he
done?
Where
V
Loaarue
of
Nations
SnpiPtv.
ha
nmv
nn
!mn,.,'
'
voice
heen
heard
in
1
?
.
,
.
,
:
ui
mijMtosui;
IUUII1-
th
riuhtu
nt
Ihn
.
......
""-
o
uii;
uiajiuuftUHi
in
me
oig
never
fought
for
this
wmiiiijiui
ihuiv
ituuus
which
is
wing
launcifea
on
knov
lb.
;
fivpnu
i
i
Ra
,TerT
ik
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roiMn
tnd
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quick,
clcta
belir.
H
Advertjsein
"The
Daily
News"
making
C.P.R.
here.
What
has
his
the
fight
for
port?
He
has
port.
I
1
The
lallwuy
line
from
Red
Pis
'to
i'rince
Rupert
was
prac
tically
moribund.
Railway
em
a
compromise
with
the
number
which
had
been
in
control.
"It
would
be
a
good
thing
for
this
port
if
u
dozen
of
these
were
decapitated."
(Applause).
Too
long
had
the
port
been
checked
and
held
down.
Too
long
had
this
group
gone
around
pre
buck
an.
Red
rei
Satisfied
With
Woik
nere
loay.
g
iiot
undeggo
any
material
change,
the.
complexion
of
the
for
what
had
beeD
done
moved
ffcm
halibut
ei
Bfe
governmfct
in
power
at
the
centre
of
the
Empire
is
kill
a
ZrJ.Tl,J
Z
T
.1
-TiJL.
Ie
hid
!
m
matter
t
i
r
'
7"
single
tnmg
EV
l
oniyniecessary,
ior
instance,
.
to
point
.
to
the
,
probableHas
been
done
without
my
assis-
oiiect
u
power
of
tor.
Bk(li:loldiof
hU-
activl-
I.
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fhn
irnvernment.
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uven
inauu
in
mc
nuuov.
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-
.
f
Commons
as
to
why
the
Prince
spite
of
its
Inter-Imperial
state-Rupert
elevator
was
idle,
Mr.jmcnts,
was
for
the
United
Brady
charged
thai
an
official
States.
of
the
Wheat
Pool
.had
made
a
misleading
statement
when
he
BaJ
was
due
to
congestion
on
Jhp
P.N.It.
'
As
'result
'
of
'
ii
Mr.
Brady
felt
that
all
would
j
concede
that
he
hid
taken
and
i
carried
his
tr
Met
faithfully
andj
well.
He
had
given
100
per
Cent
of
his
time,
to
the
job
of
member.
At
that
he
considered
he
had
done
nothing
but
his
ice,
however,
the
people
said
theii
wanted
some
one
else.
some
oni
with
mor,e
integrity
and
fidelity'
tljan
,
,
himself,
he
kfcuntiyirotothenollsMav
SO?
MitKl"S.T"
l.
won
trust
th7y
had
niaced
in
h
m.
tj
"
-
-
iifi
,
1
1
mm
v.
ifiai.
ta
.
am
.
lutraiifM-
.
'
'
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-
.
-
wever,
if
you
try
to
esentativeJMiu
c
Cll
s
-jr.
cannot
from
Ottawa.
And
Jk
itfle
Sltion
tics
in
i6W6
With(hel
agl,
tation
t
M'trfrfl2c
'duty
'duty
're-.
-
onpitjrouna-interest
to
every
other
major
nowQi,:
,
iZLlZCl
,XXWV
r
j
i'"
"
hMiwinnu,
mat
not
a
inion
loially.
n
Angio-Russian
relations
of
the
advptit
tn
Ijhnr
arnv0rnmeni
CONFERENCE
AND
CONCILIATION
I
believe
another
great
war
is
inevitable
within
the
next
10
years
unless
there
is
more
active
support
for
world
agencies
which
are
workine
for
Deace."
ThAo
tance
and
cooperation.
Furthermore,
other
thing.
iare
coming
which
arc
needful
and
necessary."
A
curse
in
the
past
had
been
that
things
had
come
to
Prince
Rupert
for
the
purpose
of
buying
votes.
The
Post
Office
had
been
strangled
and
held
down
Words
of
one
of
Europe's
greatest
statesmen
and
they!
A
f,ve
yhm
bd
ben
mad
most
forcibly
echo
the
point
of
view
of
thousands
of
in-'whn
u
w
wn
own
br
the
teraationaLsOenU
in
all
parts
of
the
world.
j
government
Uit
a
new
and
up-
Even
3flfn1f,Star:"m
W
-
siderablejmtagonism
to
international
action
in
maintain-'th
The
SKT
elevator
lay
Idle
as
225
iiuj
neaca
change
is
taking
place
and
people
in
all
parts
I
the
elevator
contract
between
oi
tne
cofntry
are
urging
the
fullest
co-operation
of
the
the
Wheat
Pool
and
the
Federal
I
T
Z
A.
1
r4K
A
f
A
1
It
...
United
Slites
in
.
the
world
court
and
their
unqualified
ad-
Governmnt
"a
diagrace
to
a
herence
tn
the
terms
of
the
Kellogg
Peace
Pact
i
common
husiness
man.
(A
voice:
"If
anlther
dreadful
catastrophe
is
to
benv'oided
"
sai(l:2"2e
JP
Mn
ll!&A,y
lz
prominL
United
States
senator
LS
nation
instne
world,
our
own
included,
must
winraf
wD
v.tm-
La
rnuL
w..ir
people
thfit
conference
and
conciliation
can
easilv
find
a
Bt
less
than
10,000,000
bushel
n
indent
i
11
uwy
are
given
nme
to
operate.
I
1
v'"
i
unauians
10
wnom
me
late
war
was
an
even
more
in-
.
.
entering
the
fought,
to
public
op-!
The
result
was1
that
vaiious
public
bodies
hadj
got
togwer
and
had
passed
a
1
TOQlutiojl
asking
the
federal
j
government
to
use
every
means
possible
to
negotiate
a
treaty
re-'
moving
the
duty
on
Pacific
Coast
halibut
entering
the
United
States
and
permitting
that
equipment
and
repairs
for
the
halibut
fleet
be
duty
free.
He
(Mr.
Brady)
had
also
suggested
that
a
br'ef
be
prepared
for
submission
to
Washington
outlining
!ka
K
tatnvir
nf
tit.
J
-
HfcTWef.
Mt
Bttfdy
felt
that'
there
was
nothing
to
fear
for
this
port
was
esMgitial
to
the
movement
of
AmeriftRn
halibut.
'The
American
fisffesrmen
themselves
admitted
tiit
the
.industry
would
be
ruimfl
should
tHIs
port
be
cloed
Uf
them.
Thf
difference
oi
price
paid
for
halibut
ati.
I'rince
Rupert
as
compared
.with
that
at
Ketchikan
was
the
flshr
ermen's
profit.
'
Charges
Daily
News.
Mr.
Brady
charged
the
Dally
News
with
deliberately
reading
Into
the
report
of
his
speech
at
Ottawa
that
he
had
advocated
tU
closing
of
the
port
to
Am-erlcan
fishing
vessels.
"They
did
that
with
a
sinister
object.
I
want
to
tell
the
Dally
News
that
If
they
falsify
every
statement
I
make
they
-will
not
for
any
lenggi
of
time
mislead
the
public
o&
Prince
Runert.
.
The
hjbest
thing,
that
paper
can
do
is
ployeas
and
their
families
were!-10
reme"Wr
mat
H
Has
a
sac-suffering
for
lack
of
work.
Such:1.61'
"""Hatton
In
regard
to
the
a
conditiqn
of
affair
was
a
dl-
J,cu,,on
of
l,ublic
questions
grace
to
the
government
It
was
the
C.P.R.
and
C.N.R.
which
had
taken
"uh
the
concerning
the
welfare
of
the
people
of
Prince
Rupert.
Mr.
Brady
aIo
charged
the
Dally
matter
of
,aa
Hi)lt
toahe
Peace
ws
wii
lack
of
courage
In
River.
TheiC.N.1Lll;bad
.done
Office
nnihimr
until
it
was
fnf.Ai
(ru
MUMUI"'
........
,.n
tri
vu
II
W
nau
aavocaicd
a
new
and
adequate
bu
dinir
be.
fore
the
lease
was
signed
but
If
Prince
Rur.nrt
rmnnU
t.t
had
laid
down
and
said
nothing
gethcr
and
fought
and
held
the
af"
the,
,ea8e
WBS
negotiated,
government
to
Its
responslblll-',,
Jow
,on?
arc
we
0,nK
to
ties,
this
city
might
get
some
In-
"e
down,
and
cringe.
I
say
that
terest
that
had
been
denied
it
the,
Bpir,t
of
that
,8
,n
the
last
five
or
six
years.
rrf?ct
accor,,
w,th
he
l,0,lcy
of
the
Liberal
party
of
Canada
Misleading
Stulement
day."
.
,.Im.regara-tathfnauhie
that,
JIrRrady
chargetf
lW
all
the
Mr.
Brady
warned
mat
me
public
of
Prince
Rupert
should
be
careful
In
the
matter
of
fish
traps,
flit:
advisability
of.(-w
break
on
the
C.'P.r..
'
Was
thatjwnS't'o
be
investigated
byj,aj
not
all
the
more
reason
why
mission.
'".,;.:
'
Pi'Inn
Pnnort
all
mi
m
crMtlncri
(
Get
Toifi'ther'
c
110
m-
wheat?
A
delegation
had
gone
"If
only
we
Had
got
together.
fnfyt
6f
a
new
province
for
the
j
to
Ottawa
and
all
it
had
obtain-1
worked
together
and
stood
to-nbrth
cheated
a
great
deal
of
in-
ed
was
the
statement
that
a
nor-jgether,
we
would
have
made
terest
here.
Why
not
get,
busy,
mal
amount
of
grain
would
I
more
progress
long
ngo,"
declar-with
tMs
at
once.
The
sooner
flow
through-the
port
next
year.
'ed'
Mr.
Brady.
"But
the
moment
have
struggled
for,
the
t
jt
ja
no
Use
any
more
for
the'an'
onc
starts
anything
for
the
benefit
of
this
prtrtl
others
be
girt
to
knock
it::
..
.-l.
Mr.
Bray
challenged
any
Liberal
to
say
that
one
voice
had
been
raised
in
that
quarter
to
advocate
the
port
of
Prince
Rupert.
He
asked
particularly
what
the
local
director
of
the
C.N.R.
had
done.
He
felt
that
it
was
venting
public
opinion
and
dis-:up
to
this
government
to
stand
cussion.
-by
its
own
creatfon.
Today
the
"Why?
Because
they
have
got
j
government
had
failed
to
ac-their
litUe
plums
and
care
notjcompUsh
what
it
should
have
about
you
or
your
dqstjny."
jdone
for
this
port.
"But
why
'-
"Rut
the
truth
will
iircvall
n
l
i
.ir.
lirnay
oxprewea
me
belief
that!
if
the.,
Conservative
party
had
been
in
pqwer,
one
of
its
main
shjets
would
be
to
develop
Canadian
iwrts.
This
port
had
beejv
created,
under
most
phenomenal
and
promising
circumstances
but
what
had
been
the
result?
I
W
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W
Vi7
""X
1
.
Mi
;m.
No
longer
need
you
pay
prohibitive
prices
for
distinctive
floors.
Dominion
Inlaid
Linoleum
offers
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combination
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rare
beauty
and
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.
.
.
for
a
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modest
outlay.
.
It
is
the
easiest
of
floors
to
dean
and
keep
clean,
polishes
beautifully
with
a
minimum
of
effort
and
presents,
always,
a
richly
dignified
appearance.
Friday,
April
5,
1923
can't
we
fight
for
it?
Why
can't
i
As
a
member
of
the
Prince
we
back
those
who
are
working
Rupert
Board
of
Trade
himself,
for
it?
What
have
we
to
fear?
Mr.
Brady
declared
that
some
of
What
we
"need
today
is
a
new
its
members
looked
after
their
snirit
in
the
hearts
of
the
people
'own
interests
very
well
but
what
of
this
city."
As
fur
as
he
had
the
Board
ever
done
as
a
personally
was
concerned,
Mr.
public
body?
He
did
not
think
Brady,
said
ha.
was
working
not
it
had
stood
by
this
port
and
asW
party
fepreIaltwK'but
.'iw-ldtrltt
ikiS)lffljL
'"',H?
elt
that
Ihtf,
representative'
ot
the
pfripleJU
ns
tyslgfffanC
:
and
paltry
And
he
was
proud
to
do
so.
Anyit,hat
a
man
hid
to
seek
credit
hdnori
that
might
come
his
way
for
what
ho
dfd:
lie
did
not
dc-wer:
but
honors
for
the
people
sire
to
do
so
for
he
believed
the
of
this
riding.
people
knew.
'
"And
If
the
people
Mr.
Brady
had
told
how
ha
know-
when
one
works'
assiduous,
had
wortfed
for
public
works
In
or
them,
I
have
no
fear
that
the
'tiding.
He
had
laid
the
they
will
"pay
Just
tribute
for
matter
of
the
differential
.
a
remcea
renuemwncn
me
time
gram
cargoes
'.fie
government.
squarely
Wtftee
n
w
uo
It
was
lip
t
,
.
yot-Itelaliation
rhe
government
cither
to
put
In
the
matter
of
the
halibut
lights
in
Hecate
Straits
or
a
tariff,
Mr.
Brady
felt
that
Prince
radio
direction
finding
station
on
Rupert
or
the
Canadian
fisher-
Langara
Island.
Now
this
was
men
did
not
seek
retaliation,
to
be
done.
Also
there
was
to
be
Thy
asked
only
for
their
rights.
direction
finder
at
Green
Isl-
Questions
were
invited
at
the
nd
and
a
radiophone
on
DIgby
conclusion
of
Mr.
Brady's
ad-Island.
"In
the
name
of
all
dress
but
none
were
offered,
that
is
good,
why
didn't
some-
There
were
selections
before
ody
try
to
steal
that
from
me?"
the
meeting
opened
by
Trof.
(Laughter.)
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