PAGE
TWO
THEAILY
HEWS
.7,
The
Daily
News
"
PRINCE
RUPERT
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
'
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Every
Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
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mail
to
all
other
parts
of
'British
Columbia,
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plre
and
United
States,
paid
In
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per
year
COO
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mail
to
all
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year
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mail
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....
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it
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Wednesday
fiprli
9.
1930
WHEAT
PROBLEM
IN
STATES
'
Canada
is
not
the
only
country
in
which
there
is
a
wheat
marketing
problem.
The
following
editorial
article
from
Liberty
shows
what
the
condition
is
in
the
United
States
today:
"President
Hoover
inherited
the
perplexing
problem
of
'relief
legislation.
Both
major
parties,
in
the
presidential
campaign,
had
promised
to
do
something.
Various
business
groups
had
declared
for
farm
relief
as
a
gesture
of
good
will,
without
making
any
very
definite
suggestions.
"Congress
got
together
therefore
and
enacteaat
last
a
Farm
Relief
Bill
which
President
Hoover
signed
on
June
15
of
last
year.
"This
established
'a
Federal
Farm
board
to
promote
the
w-
.
.
win.
mining
vA
ugMVUlkUlUI
V.UliliJlUUlklC
111
III-
terstate
and
foreign
commerce
and
to
place
agriculture
on
a
basis
of
economic
equality
with
other
industries.'
"For
its
task
the
Farm
Board
has
been
provided
a
re-volvino-fnrifl
nf
ssnnnnnnnn
mKonnnnnn
fn
th
wuoitci
tiyciniM,
a
iiuinuii,
upen-inarKei
price
oi
$1.01,
and
in
Kansas
City
for
$1.16
against
a
normal
price
of
$1.00.
"f-'This'
doesn't
seem
like
very
good
sense.
''Wheat
is
the
most
im'nnrrnnt.
rrnn
iri
fTio
wnvlrl
tuunn
.m
V.
(IV11U
UVUUCV
it
9
makes
bread.
The
chief
wheat-producing
regions
are
TtnUA
m
1
ll
A
..
if.
1.
.
i.
xmc
uiuicu
oiuies,
juuauu,
mc
Argentine,
Australia,
tne
Danube
basin
(Hungary,
Jugo-Slavia,
Roumania
and
Bulgaria),
micj
Russia.
,
...tlpHVAng-.thp
period
from
July,
1929,
to
February,
1930,
tbeseiregions
exported
wheat
in
the
following
quantities:
Cflnad0vl31,28O,OOO
bushels;
the
Argentine,
123,113,000:
United
States,
107,142,000;
Australia,
37,692,000;
the
Danube
basin,
15,808,000,
and
Russia,
2,184,000.
"The
United
StateR
raisps
a
hillinn
Vine
hole
nf
lvliont
n
year
and
exports
about
150,000,000
bushels.
It
imports
very
little
wheat,
because
there
is
a
heavy
duty
against
wheat
from
Canada.
"The
world
price
for
wheat
is
fixed
at
Liverpool,
where
wheat
from
all
over
the
world
is
supposed
to
meet.
The
effort
of
the
United
States
government
is
to
pay
its
farmers
a
price
higher
than
the
established
world
price.
To
do
this,
it
is
buying
wheat
and
storing
it.
"Now
there
are
prospects
for
a
large
wheat
crop
all
over
'
the
world.
Our
bins
are
full
and
there
is
no
place
for
more.
The
Farm
Board
acknowledges
that
there
is
likely
to
be
a
great
oversunnlv
anrl
has
hppn
nnnMlimr
fn
fo.tv,,c
reduce
their
acreage
in
wheat.
At
the
same
time
It
has
been
buying
wheat
at
prices
much
above
the
market,
which,
human
nature
being
what
it
in,
naturally
encour-
ccD
xui
uiur
io
raise
mpre
wneat.
"Europe
is
increasing
its.
exports,
and
even
Russia
is
8,C
1,000
coming
back'
into
the
business
with
a
jump
from
busholR
oxnnrtPfl
in
10a
tn
O
nnn
iwi
t
man
The
Letter
Box
irimm.NG
pisiieiuks
Editor;
Daily
News:
.,.
.
-jv,vw
in
1.V6.-.J.
It
IS
tlllilCUlt
to
dogmatize
about
all
this
because
it
is
Jfchlng
Is
carried
on
by
means
o
situation
situation
without
without
nrocpdpnt.
precedent,
n
But
lit
if
if
nm
our
wheat
it-Vino
t
is
ia
:w.lllnptjq
gUlnets
In
In
nrun
open
watara
waters,
thirty
hlrv
a
being
bought
for
storage
in
bins
already
overcrowded
at
better
......
n.v
luiiiiu
tun
yet
iur
uAiJuru;
u
Digger
crons
nrn
homer
otifmti.n,l
;
tUn
r
.9
1
happen
verv
auicklv.
"The
worst
of
bad
times
are
possible
if
one's
natural
foreboding
comes
true."
NEW
STYLE
AMPHIBIAN
PLANE
LIKE
ROADSTEIl:
New
3-seater
air
roadster
like
this
which
one.,
can
alight
on
land
or
water,
are
being
manufactured
In
New
York
city
and
meeting
with
popular
response
from
air
enthusiasts.
'orty.
and
fifty
miles
from
shore
t
tnnph
lftA
ritrtirHva
maiVin1
nt
mihlng,
and
not
on
the
spawning
:We
can
well
understand
Mr
IllsVtliv
anHinn.lnrp
it...
iflghteousness
of
his
operations,
bnt
Fwe
object
to
vour
individual
state
ments
In
his
defence,
showing
him
to
ue
a
benefactor
to
Prince
Ru
pert,
while
we
repeat
that
It
is
questionable
whether
he
operates
even
legally.
that
the
Prince
Rupert
Reduction
pwnt
is
not
named
In
Mr.
Howe's
itt
as
Dermltteil
to
be
licensed
Mr.
Bushby
annarentlv
has
said.
that
there
are
only
two
reduction
plants
In
District
No.
2
but
In
the
official
list
of
the
Provincial
government
wc
fall
to
find
any
at
all,
naturally
we
accept
governmental
documents
as
correct.
'
We
write
tills
with
th&
expectation
that
you
will
publish
It
In
the
spirit
of
fairplay,
for
the
question
Is
large
enough
to
warrant
discus
sion.
Yours
sincerely,
J.
ROBERTS,
Chairman
of
the
Executive.
'CHARLES
LORD,
Secretary
Northern
B.
CSalmon
Fishermen's
Assn.
OLD
BALLS
ARE
FOUND
KINGSTON,
ONT.
April
9
Some
j
months
ago,
while
workmen
were
The
Executive
Committee
of
the
0f
a
forrnSl.
b)jUdlng
at
LcmoIne.a.
Northern
B.
C.
Salmon
Fisher
Pnint
JL
u
mens
Association
read
with
am-
Coverdale.
tfjfew
York,
orescent,
tement
the
editorial
published
in
of
the
ctfgfr
Steamships
lines.!
the
Dally
News
of
ycattrdayM
they
founT3
veral
old
cannon
pate,
and
as
secretary
of
the
Aa-
t,n
1
,i
.
soclation.
1
am
instructed
.to
ra-
rin.
fAiM.
,0io
ply
thereto.
We
are
fully
aware
of
had
been
forced
and
possibly
an!
me
singular
power
you,
as
editor
of
a
dally
paper,
wield
in
this
com-
British
land
forces
and
an
AwriJ
munity
and
feel,
that
that
power
odn
whlp.
Proof
that
an
en-ls
not
being
exercised
in
the
neu-
tral
method,
which
would
place
then
called
Herchmer's
is
contain-you
on
a
much
higher
plane,
than
ed
m
Caitiff,
records
which
tell
of1
you
occupy
by
your
present
atti-
a
skirmish
with
the
enemy
(Am-
I
tude.
It
is
marvellous
in
the
ex-
crlcnns)
during
the
fall
of
1813
at
treme,
the
solicitude
you
adopt,
that
place
!
When
the
monied
interests
entr-
Herchimer'a
Point
was
five
miles!
gles
are
assailed.
.!
west
nf
Kno.ifnn
nn.
tho
n,
We
note
further,
that
your
ac-
Quinte.
British
officers
though
the
quaintance
with
your
subieot
is
Americans
mieht
nttcmnt.
t
lanrt
fliahL
as
well
ns
nreltidWri
UV
and
fr
trt.itnn
a
)n,nu
-
'
-
"
.umi.
miaiiii
wish
to
draw
your
attention
to
th
signal
and
two
cannon
had
been
iner
mai
nernng
are
nerring.
no
planted
at
the
Point.
From
th
matter
vfcthr
they
arc
raueht
i
fair
view
of
th
tfnnar
nni.
In
th?
North
Pacific
or
the
Medl-
ing
to
Lake
Ontario
was
to
be
had.
teranean.
and
that
your
fisher-
Finally
one
morning
the
American
nun
oorresDondent
stated
a
fan
flrpt
pnmnnwH
nr
u
eaii
ior.
anri
j(
-
-f-vwM
w
W
UUU
when
he
said
that
"herring
are
the
small,
appeared
off
the
Opotr
Gap.
food
of
the
sea."
A
shot
was
fired
bv
a
militiaman
It
Is
an
undeniable
fact
that
ther!
and
replied
to.
A
achooner,
tnlmnn
at
fhl
tlma
nf
inu
the
SImenp.
ua
rhnitAri
huf
u.
.
----'--
W
1.....V
V.
W..
CtC
U
I
'
fcHUM,
HU
missing
quantity
since
seining
for
caped
by
running
over
a
bar
be-herrlng
has
been
practiced
on
the
tween
some
islands
at
Herchlmer's
herring
spawning
grounds.
Mr.
Point.
She
received
several
shot
pditor.
pditor.
you
you
say
say
that
that
"there
"there
hardly
hardly
flnd
sank
when
she
reached
King-
fiscal
Mni
:,...
year
and
V
more
i7
later)
with
""''rf""
which
to
make
,
loans
to
litems
any
limit
to
the
supply
of
farmers
co-operative
associations,
and
in
various
and
i
herring."
we
respectfully
invite
iiiuci
uuiiuiwiitu
ways
10
uo
wnat
n
can
to
raise
ana
stabilize
prices.
"Onf
nf
triPSP
iravs
Vina
hppn
tn
hnvo
tba
trnuommnnf
Viinr
cut.,
i
t.v
iuiiauii4uiia
ttiuiig
tne
Coast
were
nrrleroH
Intn
tho
lntir
vnnr
attonllnn
fn
thn
wnrH.
of
u
lor
(Prontpnar
nimtw
oil
jlon.
S.
L.
Howe.
Provincial
Com-
their
tock.
The
American
fleet
as
as
follows:
follows:
and
and
the
the
British
British
field
field
artlller
artillery
..J"
V,
IT
V
b
"
'Yv
".JL
i
crops
and
store
i-;,
them,
with
the
idea
of
reselling
l.
them
if
in
Fearinr
deletion
nf
mirh.rrt.
moved
aionz
at
an
eouai
me,
n.
necessary
at
a
JOSS.
and
herring
the
Dominion
and
ing
being
kept
up
between
them.
The
prices
paid
by
the
government
correspond
to
the
'Provincial
Governments
are
now
Caniffs
father
was
present
on
the
value
placed
on
the
crops
by
the
Farm
Board
for
loan
pur-onluclln8
investigation
into
these,
occasion
and
standing
a
short
disposes.
Since
the
board
wants
to
help
the
farmer
the
loan
t"?fltadurlM"
.
,
,
!!f
"ce
from
,111
'nor?
Oover-
.
1
.
.....
:.t
it....
"Qrave
fear
nr
pnfprtnlnorl
tnr
nor
was
With
the
trnnn
anH
i
7ZZZJZ:l'
11
l?3Sf
C.0meMab0Ut
ll?.at
preservation
of
hVrVl
ton
hot
from
a
ship
pasa
Juei
over
government
JPOT.ineftt
has
has
been
been
1
buvinc
buying
wheat
wheat
in
in
Minneapolis
Mmnennnlis
for
fnrin,..fBi
-neithC
i.
T
him
.tr,,.v
-
.
tlon
the
past
two
seasons
oh
Bare-
nearby
and
-went
bounding
and
lay
Sound.
It
will
be
therefore
nec-1
plowing
up
the
ground,
essary
to
adopt
the
same
regula-
The
troops
Teached
Kingston
as
tions
f.or
Herring
Dry
Balterles."
,oon
as
the
enemy
fleet
and
were
We
have
been
keenly
interested
Prttded
In
a
concealed
spot
be-ln
the
recent
fishery
regulations
n,nd
tne
Jal1
bn
ground
now
occu-bf
the
Provincial
Government,
and
p,ed
by
st
George's
cathedral
at
after
caref.il
jJe'hfeal,
we
fall
to;tne
corner
ot
King
and
Johnson
find
where
that
government
auth-:
8treet-
Cahnon
balls
were
flying
orlze,
license,
or
Intend
to
license.
I
er
bulldin8
In
the
lower
part
of
any
herring
reduction
plant,
any-ithe
town-
As
a
Precaution
against
rav,
.1
.
j...L.!the
fleet
atfmnflnr
tn
iiicic
uu
mc
cuiisi.
we
even
uouoc
r-....,
v,
tut;
t
the
Prince
Rupert
Reduction
:
Kingston
witn
,ts
garrtoon,
nava'
plant,
while
reducing
herring,
are
depot
and
dockyard,
the
woods;
doing
so
legally.
J
about
the
place
were
all
cut
down
:
.
Bill
No.
44.
an
amendment
to
theiTne
enemv'
however,
did
not
at-Provinclal
Fisheries
Act.
recently
!
lack'
but
Ianded
further
down
the
L.
i
.
n
n
.
.
.
.
.
1
ht.
IJlU'rpnrp
Thn
hitH
n
Kkn.
maara
uy
tne
U.
U.
legislature
IS
,
"
w
wijro-
h
3
Farm
foUowed,
with
the'
our
possession,
and
we
state
Hat
the,
only
reduction
plants
KomPlete
repulse
of
the
American
1
nentioned'
in
that
Amendment
are
Our
In
number.
name!v
Pilchard
'
.
close
to
the
6Pt
on
Mr.
Cover-,
Reduction.
Whale
Reduction,
Dog-;da!.es
PrPerty
where
the
cannon'
fllh
Reduction,
and
Fish
Offal
Re-
,?"
4C,"""ers
oi
me
war
oi
1612
Auction.
We
commend
your
soil-1"
were
found-
111(1
bl8
elevator
of
.
..
'the
Canada
i
11.1.
i
RtpnmeViir..
nn.
uiiuue
lur
una
nemng
reauciion
,
i,,,,
ta
Inductry
to
an
inquiry
from
the
now
being
bullt
powers
tnat
be.
wny
it
Is
studious-
-
ly
omitted
In
this
amendment.
You
campare
the
local
conditions
to
the
North
Sea.
and
Alaska.
I
Alaska
boats
were
only
recently,
according
to
your
own
paper
patronizing
these
waters
look'.rm
ifsr
the
herring,
they
apparently
fpuld
not
obtain
in
their
own
ter
ritory.
This
tells
IU
own
story
to
'the
averaee
person.
if
R
In
m
the
the
North
North
Sea
Sea
the
the
herrin
herrin.
'
JJ
i
..uu
m
m
'
swrt
HI
V
Girls
politely
snubbed
him
.
.
.
until
he
discovered
ivliv..
"B.O."
'
(Body
(Body
OJor)
OUof)
couldn't
understand
it.
All
day
Hn
long
the
incident
bothered
him.
What
had
he
done?
Why
had
she
left
Lira
so
abruptly
on
the
trolley
that
morning?
Why
did
girls
always
seem
to
avoid
him?
Suddenly
nn
idea
Hasted
into
Ids
mind.
"H.O."
Ixxlyodor.
Could
Al
guilty?
ImpOHstble
yet
suppotelicvtu
.
.
.
That
very
day
lio
switched
to
lifebuoy.
Now
he's
a
favorite
with
cvery-body
yivitcd
everywhere.
'li.O."
no
longer
robs
him
of
popularity.
'
i
It
hard
to
realize
that
we
may
le
guilty
of
"Ii.O."
)ut
jut
stop
and
thinly
Weal
perspire.
Kvcn
on
voidest
days
our
jwrcs
give
off
n
quart
of
cnlif-caujing
waste.
True,
wedon'tnolice
iL
Lifeb
Don't
delav
another
rlav.
Thic
rnVt
.
i
r:i
i
.
...
.
.
-
,
j'
1-ivi.h.m
ucncui
is
now
Vvltnin
and
lnAChOSu
V10
mdcl
SUitcd
to
yuf
needs
and
purii
make
the
small
down
payment.
Balance
is
spread
comfortably
over
two
years.
Rid
yourself
forever
of
the
inconvenience
meals,
This
is
your
opportunity.
Northern
British
Columbia
Power
Company
Ltd
PMNCE
RUPERT,
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,
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