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OBJECT
TO
GOVERNOR
Premier
of
New
South
Wales
Asks
For
Removal
of
King's
Representative
SYDNEY,
New
South
Wales,
Mar.
25:
Premier
J.
T.
Lang
Is
requesting
the
recall
of
Sir
Phillip
Game,
governor
of
the
state
of
New
South
Wales.
Washington
Auto
Taxes
Increased
Governor
Hartley
O.K.'s
New
Driver's
and
Gasoline
Imposts
OLYMPIA,
March
25:
Oovernor
Roland
Hartley
yesterday
gave
his
official
stamp
of
approval
to
the
$3
drivers
licence
fee,
which
becomes
effective
next
year,
and
an
additional
2c
per
gallon
gasoline
tax,
effective
this
year.
The
Increased
Imposts
were
recently
passed
by
the
state
legislature.
LETTER
BOX
KICKS
ABOUT
WORK
Editor,
Daily
News:
In
the
Evening
Empire
of
March
21
1
read
the
fallowing
in
big
headlines:
"Everyone
given
chance
to
work."
I
wonder
If
the
editor
of
the
Empire
has
not
been
misinformed.
Personally
I
know
of
several
men
who
were
not
given
a
chance
either
on
the
city
or
on
the
government
road.
Apparently
they
don't
know
the
ropes
and
I
will
vouch
for
that
they
should
hive
had
the
privilege
ahead
of
those
who
were
sent
out.
Some
had
a
chance
to
go
out
on
the
road
three
times
this
winter.
Most
of
these
spent
their
money
with
privileged
rum
dealers.
There
are
quite
a
number
of
people
In
this
city
who
are
depending
on
manual
labor
for
a
living,
and
to
pay
taxes,
but
it
appears
as
If
the
fellow
who
pays
$25
or
takes
30
days
Is
looked
after
first.
Until,
the
homebullder
get
a
reasonable
protection
the
whole
community
will
suffer.
A.
B.
Wenesday,
March
25,
TT5SJ
JFl
TIMBERING
INCREASED
Large
Gain
Showed"
by
Practically
All
Brandies
of
Industry
This
February
Over
Last
Saw
logs
scaling
In
Prince
Rupert
forestry
district
for
the
month
of
February
1931
totalled
9,526,537
board
feet
as
against
1,291,203
board
feet
in
the
same
month
last
year.
For
the
first
two
months
of
this
year
the
scale
totals
10,104,-216
board
feet
as
compared
with
3,781,583
board
feet
In
the
first
two
months
of
1930.
Following
were
scaling
figure
'for
February
this
year
with
thoss
of
the
same
month'last
year
fort
comparison:
February
February
1931
Fir
19L8J5
flsdar
38570
Spruce
4.310.530
Hemlock
3,101.605
Balsam
1,553,796
Jackplne
201
Totals
"9326,537
1,291,206
Lineal
feet
of
poles,
piles,
etc..
for
February
this
year,
totalled
2,-075.125
as
against
360,377
in
the
same
month
last
year.
I
Hewn
ties
for
February
this
year
totalled3.032
as
compared
with
11,-"
118
In
February
1930.
DISORDER
IN
INDIA
Thirty
Killed
in
Protest
Riotlnf
at
Cawnpore
Object
to
Execution
!
'
I
CAWNPORE,
India,
March
25:
Thirty
je.rsons,were
killed
and
more
than
one
hundred
injured
In
rioting
which
developed
In
protest
at
the-execution'
of
pa
raV
Singh
and
two
companions
at
Lahore
on
Monday
for
the
murder
qf
a
police
of
flclal.
'
VANCOUVER
WHEAT
I
VANCOUVER,
March
25:
Wheat
was
quoted
on
the
local
exchange
todiyat
56'jC
Hon.,
J.
Adelard
Godbout
piIE
youngest
member
of
the'gov-rnment
of
the
Province
of
Que
bee,
Hon.
J.
-Adelard
Godbout
hold
tU
Important
portfolio
of
Minister
of
Acrkulture.
He
U
aba
chairman
of
to
Quebee
Committee
of
the
World's
Grain
Exhibition
and
Conference.
.
$
r
Born
at
SfivElot,
InslWZ,
Mr.
Godbout
obtained
.LA.'snd
B.S.A.
degrees
from
tin
Laval
University
and
took
graduate
work
in
animal
husbandry
at
th
Uassaehust-tu
College
In
1918
to
19)0.
Frem
1922
to
1923
he
was
county
figrleulturiat
for
L'Islet
County
ami
was
appointed
professor
of
saima!
husbandry
at
th
agricultural
school
or
Ste.
Anne
d
la
Poeatiere
in
1Q1R
jfir"
9IB
In
19
Mr.
Godbout
was
elected
to
tho
Legislature
of
Quebec
foi
the
L'lslrt
neat
He
is
a
member
of
the
Canadian
Society
of
Technical
Agriculturalists.
Great
-Men
pf
Canadian
Pacific
i
c
f
Vtitd
SbauftlineMf
1930
266,559
537.113
363.181
124,353.
'ISM
Sir
William
Van
liuroe
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Wednesday,
March
25.
Glimpses
C.P.R.
History
As
long
a!
the
Dominion
endures,
George
Stephen,
(later
Lord
Mount-stephen);
William
Van
Home,
(af-
terwards
knighted);
and
Thomas
Shaughnessy,
(subsequently
a
knight
and
a
baron);
ill
have
their
niches
In
Its
hall
of
fame,
for
to
them
and
to
Donald
Smith,
(afterwards
Lord
StnithconaU
R.
B.
Angus
and
J.
J.
Hill,
It
owes
the
great
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
Company
of
today.
E.
W.
Beatty
K.C.,
Is
the
president
of
the
great
system
today.
These
are
the
principal
figures
in
the
history
of
Canada's
great
pioneer
railway.
Eaeh
played
an
important
part
in
the
development
or
the
road.
Canada's
first
transcontinental.
In
1871,
terms
wer
entered
into
to
start
the
oal
within
two
years
and
complete
It
within
ten.
As
a
matter
of
fact,
the
last
spike
on
the
main
line
was
driven
on
November
7,
,1885
by
Lord
Strathcona.
ford
Mount
talia
2
i2?"
i
E.V.
lttty,
j
K.C.
I
HAMMER-BLOW?ECHO
ACROSS
DOMINION
At
lb
lillU
mountain
alallon
of
CralgelUrhU.
B.C.,
Nmabr
T.
1SSS,
Donald
A.
Sntllt.
lalrr
Lard
Slrathrana.
irj
th!
Iat
aplka
in
llr
hiUin
f
Ika
lUinarfiaa
lri)ta
Haila
.
la
ta
pnamraoli
llllla
kau
of
afti,
,
,1a
a'lU
awlaiaa
xtaa
had
eoalrlbulaa)
l
I
ha
coaalrawliu.
of
Canatla'a
Cunfatlara.um
KaUroad.
!Dr.
Thomas
Proctor
Hall
Was
Also
Known
as
Scientist
and
Educationalist
UAMrrnrvPR
Mnrch
55-
Dr.
;
,
i.'Www
.
Thomas
Proctor
Hall,
aged
72,
physician,
scientist
and
educationalist,
died
at
his
home
here
today
from
heart
disease.
,
Dr.
Hall
was
born
In
Hornby.
Ont..
October
7,
1858.
He
was
educated
In
Toronto
University,
Illinois
Wes-leyan
University,
Clark
University
and
National
Medical
University.
;
''
After
a
brilliant
career
In
the
easf
during
which
he
was
Identified
j
with
the
faculties
of
a
number
or
universities,
he
came
to
British
Co-
Jlumbia
In
1905.
He
did
not
practise
medicine
to
any
great
extent
but
'engaged
in
scientific
work
and
i
writing.
Having
married
twice,
the
late
;Df.
Hall
had
one
son
and
two
daughters.
He
was
a
member
of
Iht
Masonic
Craft
and
was
a
Baptist
by
religious
belief.
Andrew
Mellon
Has
Birthday
Secretary
of
United
States
Treasury
Was
74
Yesterday
WASHINGTON,
March
25:
Andrew
W.
Mellon,
secretary
of
the
United
States
treasury,
celebrated
his
seventy-fourth
birthday
yesterday.
'
;
I
'
!
OLD
COUNTRY
GRIT
PARTY
BADLY
SPLIT
IN
TWO
DIRECTIONS
LONDON.
March
25:
Fol
lowing
a
vote
taken
by
Liberal
n
embers
of
Parliament
last
night,
at
least
thirty-five
Lib-
era
Is
will
continue
to
co-oper-
4
ate
with
the
government.
-Sev-
enteen
Liberals,
however,
may
be
reckoned
as
opposed
to
the
government.
The
Liberals
sup-
porting
the
government
are
be-
lng
led
by
Lloyd
George
while
those
opposed
are
under
Sir
John
Simon.
44.44
NEW
QUEEN
OF
"WHITE
EMPRESSES"
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mmw
4S,SD-Ia
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of
Briula'.(
vhlch
a
arala
modal
la
awn
aba-a.
dua
lo
aolar
Ilia
ffl.
Laoranr
Mta
aanlro
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ataa.
will
La
Iba
laat
ward
M
Iraaal
tmmtpri,
a
wall
aaayaa.!,
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laalaMlad
lo
bo
alroag
oootaodaf
fortba
pooaiaotof
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IS
EMBODIMENT
OF
POWER
......
.
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Ttia
ra
loaomollta
ahown
alawa
la
ono
of
flaal
of
30
bow
In
aarrlro
Ihtouah
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ha
Rarbr
Mountain,
whara
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tnormaua
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tar
liaa
ra.olullonlta.1
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rnmlltlona.
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lurnad
back
rool
on
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allow
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lTS'.DISTlHaiVE
FLAVOUR
'
"
T
us
"ll
l
L..
I
III
lulu
UUI
I
have
time
for
Shredded
Wheat"
"Oh
you
don't
have
to
worry
about
getting
to
work
on
time
when
we
have
Shredded
Wheat
in
the
house.
Its
ready
cooked,
ready
to
serve
and
you'll
have
plenty
to
cat.
Shredded
Wheat
is
the
real
energy
food:
and
whether
you
pre
fer
it
with
cream
or
with
hot
milk
on
cold
mornings,
it's
a
delicious
and
satisfy
ing
meal."
THE
CANADIAN
SHREDDED
ViHT
COMANY,
LTD
SHREDD
WHEAT
WITH
ALL
THE
BHAN
OF
THE
WHOLE
WHEAT
Packed
with
po
THERB
is
no
unproductive
"pact
inid
ta
EvfrtiJr
Lsyff
bill
Baitrry.
FLAT
layers
of
ctiv
micrij
patlcd
lightly
logather
fill
up
vf
ry
inch
of
tin
battery.
No
wondr
Laycrbiltt
la
m
much
longrr
.
thr'
$o
much
mott
(Icry.
No
wondrr
they'ra
so
dtprndiM
.
.
.
thrr
sre
do
drlicate
cell-ronnfcliont
to
go
wrong.
If
you're
intrrrurd
in
gratr
"B"
battrry
economy
and
rciulti,
iniiat.
on
Evtreidy,
dn
ny
Laytrbill
Bittery.
Hire
iii
mrrt
ail
nrrda.
SolJ
mt
Radio
Sltrtt
trttynhir.
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CARBON
CO.,
LIMITED
Calf.rr
TORONTO
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CKNC,
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