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to
motorists
is
that
while
it
may
take
longer,
it
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always
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to
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round
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(Continued
from
page
one)
tempts
that
had
been
made
in
the
past
by
the
canncrs
for
federal
legislation,
Mr.
Lord
contended.
Capital
Invested
Mr.
Howe
had
attached
much
im-jortance
to
the
capital
that
had
ieen
invested
by
the
canners,
this
being
placed
at
$25,000,000.
Sixty
percent
of
this,
Mr.
Lord
declared,
was
made
up
of
gear,
which
might
o
a
large
extent
be
termed
fish-srmen's.
investment.
When
fishermen
used
cannery
gear
they
received
only
two-thirds
of
the
value
of
the
fish.
When
the
matter
of
the
proposed
canneries
to
be
built
and
operated
by
the
fishermen
themselves
came
up,
Mr.
Howe
admitted
that
the
fishermen
should
have
the
right
to
process
the
fish,
but,
in
order
that
I
Bronchial
Cold
Left
Her
With
A
Dry,
Hacking
Cough
Mrs.
J.
Fcarman,
Selkirk,
Ont.,
writes:
"Early
last
winter
I
suffered
from
a
severe
.bronchial
cold
that
left
me
with
a
provoking,
dry,
hacking
cough.
"After
being
bothered,
both
day
and
night,
with
it
for
some
time
I
had
a
'
friend
recommend
Dr.
Wood's
Nortaay
Pine
Syrup
which
I
tried
with
wonderful
results,
and
now
it
is
the
only
remedy
I
ever
use
for
colds.
"I
hare
also
used
Milburn's
Heart"
and
Nerve
Pills
with
wonderful
results."
"Dr.
Wood's"
is
35c
a
bottle;
large
family
size
60c.;
at
all
druggists
and
dealers;
put
up
only
by
The
T.
Uilburn
Co.,
Limited,
Toronto,
Ont.
the
cannery
licences
might
not
be
Increased,
he
had
suggested
that
be
a
fishermen's
representative
and
the
fishermen
might
purchase
can-
the
other
a
canner's,
to
travel
up
neries
already
in
existence.
Mr.
and
down-
the
coast
and
settle
all
Hagar
of
the
Canadian
Fishing
Co.
matters
that
might
arise
between
was
frank
enough
to
say
that
his
the
canneries
and
the
fishermen.
It
company
had
no
canneries
for
sale,
was
proposed
in
the
granting
of
When
Mr.
Howe
had
asked
the
fish-
fishing
licences
to
issue
the
licences
ermen
how
many
canneries
they
on
the
baste
of
choice.
First
in
might
propose
establishing,
he
had
choice
would
come
the
independent
been
told
one
at
Rivers
Inlet,
an,-
fishermen
owning
his
own
gear,
other
in
the
north
and
a
third
in
second,
actual
settlers
on
the
coast,
thp
southern
.irpn
Mr
Tfnwp
hart
anrt
thlrrt
nnnlp
whn
had
been
a
remained
adamant
on
this
matter,
long
time
in
the
industry.
Thejboa,a
ta
RiUnettlng
in
District
Another
difficulty
came
In
Mr.
Proposed
committee
would
settle
J
mJSL
JZ
the.
franchise
or
native
under
which
classification
each
Howe's
declaration
that
a
Japanese
was
to
be
considered
a
straight
fish-
-fisherman
came.
The
canned
sal-
j
"f
"
.
A
number
of
matters
pertaining
erman
mon
section
of
the
Canadian
Man-
j
n,u.
.
....
,.o-,,.r.-
lurvktinn
hart
nffrri
:
to
"is
good
and
welfare
of
the
as-
lue
luuernicti
nau
poimeu
ouv
to
the
commissioner
that
the
can-
to
foot
the
bill
of
paying
this
com-ners
already
had
the
whlD
hand
:
mittee.
When
the
fishermen
had
without
any
legislation
beneficent
,
pointed
out
that
they
would
con-j
to
them
on
the
part
of
the
govern-
aer
any
supposea
iwnermeu
ment.
representative
who
might
go
on
this
uik.n
tv,
i.u
lrrmmitie
already
"bousht
and
lO
imagine
TK
ru,,U
f
tlta
n-Hntn
mullnv
where
they
would
get
off
at
with
I,
u,f
ihm
,
..k..,
rnrn-
Books.
plays,
flims.
advertising,
arbitration
board
an
under
a
Con-
,oHvM
,1
K,,ir
thtr
conversation-all,
laments
a
To-
servattve
government.
jsoclatlons
with.the
proposals
as
set
totua
catnmnan
nave
reacnea
tne
Then
there
was
the
proposal
em-
Policemen's
feet
were'
described
limit
of
frankness.
Yes.
there
isn't
anatlng
from
Richard
Qosse
of
the
M
fhat
th
.,,.
Aa.n.i
had
-it
i
.ii
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i
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n.i
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,
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Willi
(JWUCV
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Kill
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WMUXJ
UB
Ob.
U.
V.
rC19i
U
CUIIUIUHCC
Ul
IWU
jggjj
f
q
gg3est
that
the
d.tl
-
thre
danger
to
motorUU.
Our
ad-.
Thomas
Times-Journal.
be
appointed,
one
of
the
members
nerymen
andfUhermen
had
agreed
upon
the
-proposals.
Such
was
not
jWMH0KMrOHKHraoo
the
case.
It
was
a
fact
tliat
there
iHKTOiWHjH5aiwaooooocHWaoHjooa
actually
no
press
representa-
That
.i'tti-if."--rfjj
oi
tab!
wore
ir
esome
NCE
upon
a
time
most
people
were
worried
a'loSt
by
"If."
A
few
still
are.
You
can
tell
them
iff.
youJllfeteiVto
them
whn
they're
shopping.
"If
yiCilkaWJ
ure
that
rug
won't
fade
.
.
"If
you're
positive
this
is
pure
wool
..."
"If
you'll
guarantee
these
eggs
as
fresh
.
.
"If
.you
think
this
washing
machine
will
worjc
boater
than
the
other
one
.
.
."
"If
if
-
The
trouble-with
such
people
is
they
don't
read
.
the
advertisements.
People
who
do
read
them
do
not
have
to
depend
upon
"ifs,f
in
their
buying.
Tffey
know
what
they
are
getting,
because
thoyhave
ithe"-
'
definite,
printed,
reiterated
assurances
of
the
au'-vf
vertiser.
Most
people
nowadays
do
read
the
adveitise-mente.
Thoy
hop
intelligently
and
quickly.
TKcy
.1
1
1.
A
T
H.
.
I
-Tl
uurenuuu
wnai
mey
wani
wny
iney
want.il,
ft
v
'uves
ai
uis
conierenw.
a;
wmie
me
new
reguiaiiumt
wvio
n.not
designed
to
affect
the
trollers.
5
Mr.
Lord
said,
that
it
would
affect
58:
them
insofar
as,
when
a
trailer
,
might
wish
to
turn
from
trolling
to
igillnettlng
for
a
time,
he
would
probably
find
that
when
that
time
r
.
.
,
i
1
1
i
to
came
me
licences,
aueaay
iinuieu.
Jg
would
be
all
taken
up.
The
regu-g
Rations
were
not
designed
to
affect
micold
storages
or
the
fresh
fish
mar-
jket.
Canneries
with
cold
storage
j
'
plants
In
conjunction
would
be
viewed
as
straight
canneries
in
the
l
matter
of
delivery
of
fish,
Mr.
Howe
I
had
said.
!
A
general
discussion
was
then
en-:
gaged
In
prior
to
the
passing
of
the
;
resolution
opposing
the
proposed
new
provincial
government
regula
tions.
In
the
course
of
this
discussion,
O.
W.
Nickerson
expressed
the
opinion
that.
It
the
fishermen
desired
to
have
on
open
door
and
no
monopoly
in
the
matter,
of
cannery
licences,
they
should
also
be
wlll-
sired
to
have
an
open
door
and
no
monooolv
throuah
limitation
of
gill
a
8
'net
licences.
To
this
Mr.
Lord
re-52
1
plied
that
the
association
had
al
ready
asked
Mr.
f
ound
10
create
an
open-door
policy
in
the
matter
of
issuing
fishing
licences,
urging
all
British
subjects
who
applied
for
licences
be
granted
them.
In
any
cast,
the
provincial
government
had
no
Jurisdiction
In
the
matter
of
.
fishing
licences.
I
Louis
Sayers
suggested
that
Mr.
Howe
was
not
a
servant
of
the
public
as
he
should
be
but
rather
a
1
servant
of
the
D.
C.
Packers
and
the
Other
cannery
companies.
It
was
gthe
thin
end
of
the
wedge.
They
now
proposed
to
limit
nets.
Next
they
would
be.
limiting
the
trollers.
Mike
Anderson
thought
that
tho
talk
of
fishing
licences
was
designed
to
divert
attention
from
the
real
Issues.
If
there
was
a
monopoly
the
prices
would
go
down.
This
was
what
the
fishermen
should
seek
to
prevent.
When
the
Question
was
put
there
war
but
one
person
dissenting
from
tne
passing
of
tne
resolution.
I
Use
of
(iasboats
The
matter
of
use
of
gasboats
In
1
the
Skeena
River
came
up
when
a
telegram
from
J.
A.
Motherwell,
,
chief
inspector
of
fisheries
for
this
coast,
was
read.
At
the
present
time,
the
telegram
said,
none
other
that
white
Diillth
subjects
and
native
Indians
were
permitted
by
the
'OtjoeooaeoGaoooaaoarKwa
department
to
use
gasboats
in
gill
csciatlcn
were
discussed
before
the
meeting
adjourned
after
a
three-and-a-half
hour
session.
One
of
the
suggestions
made
was
that
a
mall
service
should
be
Instituted
for
the
benefit
of
fishermen
at
such
L"
:
r:
r
J
Zu
Z
W
Mr
had
suited
that
PolnU
as
Warke
Canal,
Dunda.
Is-
T,
SA"
"
,
hanrt
tan
ltht
be
land
and
the
Queen
Charlottes.
mat,
i
lauucia
aim
liauciiiHTU
could
not
agree,
the
government
made
to
the
funds
of
the
fisher-intended
to
step
in
and
settle
the.
men's
association
which
could
then
matter
by
arbitration.
Mr.
Lord
did
jappolnt
and
pay
its
own
represen-not
wish
to
Introduce
politics
Into
teethe
discussion,
but
he
would
leave
i
Papers
Incorrect
it
to
tne
fishermen
netting
in
District
No.
2.
Last
year,
however,
a
number
of
other
fishcr-ime'n
had
used
gasboats
and,
when
a
test
case
was
taken
in
Prince
Rupert,
the
department
had
lost.
The
only
recourse
now.
therefore,
would
be
for
the
department
to
withhold
i
licences
in
the
following
year
from
such
persons
as
these
who
had
used
gasboats.
Those
from
whom
licences
were
withheld
would
be
replaced
by
others.
The
telegram
said
that
It
was
understood
that
some
of
the
canners
were
arranging
to
assist
fishermen
in
obtaining
en
gines
for
boats
to
be
used
in
the'
north.
The
telegram
inquired
what
stand
the
association
would
take
on
the
proposal
that
all
fishermen
be
placed
on
the
same
basis
this
year
and
all
permitted
the
use
of
gasboats.
A,
general
discussion
on
this
matter
followed.
It
was
asserted
that
the
Japanese
had
never
stood
by
or
co-operated
with
the
white
fishermen.
They
were
but
pawns
in
the
hands
of
the
cannery
Interests
and
had
often
assisted
in
keeping
the
prices
down.
It
was
further
stated
by
one
speaker
that
the
white
fishermen
could
not
compete
with
the
Japanese
on
the
Skeena
River
on
the
same
basis.
A
white
man
had
to
have
a
gasboat
in
order
to
compete
with
the
Jap
In
a
rowboat
or
under
sail.
On
motion
of
George
Murray,
seconded
by
J.
Roberts,
a
resolution
was
passed
urging
tnat
the
use
or
On
motion
of
Charles
Lord,
onded
by
George
Murray,
a
resolution
was
passed
expressing
the
appreciation
of
the
association
to
the
retiring
mayor
and
aldermen
for
having
permitted
the
association
to
use
the
council
chamber
in
holding
mass
meetings
during
the
year.
28
INCHES
la
RIGHT
Care
should
be
taken,
says
an
article
in
the
Domestic
Economy
department
of
a
current
maga
zine,
not
to
cook
spaghetti
either
too
short
or
too
long.
Duluth
Herald.
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TSNCILS
ARE
.
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