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PKIXCE
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BRITISH
COLUMBIA
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EDITION
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pf
Circulations
Wednesday,
June
24,
1931
DEVELOP
OWN
FARM
COUNTRY
It's
very
satisfactory
to
know
that
with
the
failure
of
the
crops
on
the
prairies
and
the
low
price
of
wheat,
a
good
many
of
those
looking
for
land
are
turning
their
attention
to
the
farm
lands
of
Central
British
Columbia.
The
development
of
this
country
is
the
hope
of
Prince
Rupert
and
as
this
city
grows
the
market
for
the
products
of
the
interior
farms
will
increase.
The
prosperity
of
the
two
are
so
closely
allied
that
they
cannot
be
separated.
EMPLOYMENT
FOR
EVERYBODY
The
announcement
yesterday
that
the
federal
government
had
recognized
the
seriousness
of
the
present
labor
situation
and
was
preparing
to
meet
it
and
that
in
the
meantime
they
will
pay
a
goodly
share
of
the
relief
of
actual
destitution
came
as
welcome
news
to
a
good
many.
There
have
been
hundreds
of
men
and
women
who
have
been
fearful
for
the
coming
winter
but
now
there
should
be
no
such
fear.
The
government
has
awakened
to
the
fact
that
a
crisis
has
arisen
and
they
are
preparing
to
meet
it.
We
shall
all
await
with
interest
the
announcement
of
what
it
ia
intended
shall
be
done.
The
countrv
could
raise
all
the
mohejf
it
wanted
to
help
kill
Germans.
There
should
now
be
no
difficulty
raising
a
little
money
to
handle
the
present
situation
in
a
manner
which
would
give
honest
employment.
This
would
save
lives,
save
men's
self-respect,
save
the
country
from
reproach
and
the
statesmen
from
oblivion.
"la.
lfc
!,
m
CONTRACT
PROPOSED
Many
people
who
are
familiar
with
the
local
situation
and
with
the
amount
of
work
done
on
the
highway,
both
on
the
Kaien
Island
and
mainland
sections,
strongly
advise
that
either
the
whole
or
a
large
section
of
it
be
let
in
one
bjg
contract
or
a.
series
of
good
sized
contracts.
This
would
insure
that
within
a
reasonable
time
the
highway
would
be
of
use
tp
the
neflpje
of
Jhe
province,
whereas
the
present
method
is
not
bringing
very
good
results.
In
this
we
are
not
criticizing
the
conduct
of
the
work
being
done
today.
The
method
under
which
it
is
being
carried
on
makes
it
impossible
to
produce
results.
All
we
suggest
is
that
sufficient
progress
be
made
so
that,
even
if
we
do
npt
get
a
chance
to
use
the
highway
ourselves,
our
children
at
least
may
do
so.
JOIN
THE
EAGLES
EXCURSION
To
Ketchikan
for
e
American
Holiday
on
July
Fourth
Prince
John
sails
at
10
p.m.
from
Prince
Rupert
on
the
evening
of
July
3
reaching
Ketchikan
the
morning
of
the
Fourth.
After
a
day
und
night
in
Alaska
City,
the
Prince
John
LEAVES
ON
MORNING
OF
JULY
5
FOR
PRINCE
RUPERT
Great
cejebration
at
Alaskan
City
including
intercity
baseball
games,
Rupevt
vs.
Ketchikan.
Come
along
and
root
for
the
home
team.
Price
For
Round
Trip,
$10.50
Children,
Half
Fare
Menls
and
Berths
Extra
(let
your
ticket
from
A.
Astoria
at
Frizell'
Market.
Further
information
can
be
had
from
committee:
A.
A$tora,
Thng.
Clough,
F.
Ferro
or
peo.
Hrookes.
IGAS
PRICE
!
TOO
HIGH
M.
P.
Claims
Canada
Mulcted
.of
$34,000,000
By
Oil
Companies
i
OTTAWA.
June
24:--Contending
that
the
Canadian
people
were
paying
over
four
cents
a
gallon
more
for
their
gasoline
than
they
should,
O.
E.
Bothwell.
Liberal
member
for
Swift
Current,
speaking
m
the
House
of
Commons,
put
the
blame
for
this
on
the
tariff.
Canada
used
600,000.000
gallons
of
gasoline
a
year,
and
if
it
was
costing
four
cents
a
gallon
too
much.
It
meant
the
oil
companies
were
taking
$24,-
QQ0.OOO
from
the
people
of
the
Do-
i
minion,
i
Mr.
Bothwell
went
extensively!
fpto
the
dlTidends
paid
by
the
prln-'
cipal
companies
selling
gasoline,
and
dwelt
on
the
undertaking
not
to
.
increase
prices
because
of
the
in-
reases
in
the
tariff
made
at
the;
emergency
session,
i
Duty
Increased
At
the
last
seaaton
the
duty
was
ncreased
to
2
cents
a
gallon.
The
,
lighest
gasoline
brought
Into
Can-:
ida
by
the
oil-producing
companies
:
was
the
only
kind
that
.came
into
,
competition
with
that
of
Turner
j
Valley.
Mr.
Bothwell
turned
to
the
writ
ten
assurance
given
by
the
Cana
lian
OH
Company,
British
Ameri
can
OIL
McColl
Frontenac
Oil
Co,'
and
Imperial
Oil
Co.,
not
to
raise
i
Jie
price
to
the
consumer
as
a
con
sequence
of
the
tariff
protection
riven
at
the
September
session
of
Parliament.
He
intended
to
examine
the
fin-'
mcial
strueture
of
these
four
com-:
Mnies
"to
find
out
If
they
need
jthe
!
irotection
given'
and
also
If
the;
lumping
provisions
should
be
ap
plied
respecting
gasoline.
As
a
mater
of
fact,
he
believed
the
result
of
he
tariff
changes
had
been
to
in-rease
the
price
of
gasoline
in
this
country.
"I
think."
said
Mr.
Bothwell.
"that
t
will
surprise
hon.
members
of
this
louse
to
find
we
are
being
mulcted
in
Canada
to
the
extent
of
from1
lour
to
seven
cents
per
gallon."
"The
people
of
this
country
have
I
een
mulcted
by
the
higher
gaso-j
ine
tariffs
and
they
should
be
re
moved."
declared
Mr.
Bothwell.
The
farmers
In
1930
used
130,000.000
gallons
of
gasoline
and
the
four
cents
difference
In
price
represen-ed
$5,000,000
In
exhorbitant
taxes."
Canada
as
a
whole
used
600,000,000
gallons
of
gasoline,
which
meant,
"the
oil
companies
are
taking
$24.-000,000
from
the
people
of
this
country
if
they
are
charging
the
four
cents
extra
"
PETTINESS
IS
DECRIED
Courts
No
riace
to
Settle
Neighborly
Quarrels,
Declares
Chief
Justice
VANCOUVER.
June
24
The
law
courts
are
not
the
place
for
settling
neighbors'
petty
quarrels,
according
to
Chief
Justice
Aulay
Morrison
it
the
British
Columbia
Supreme
Court.
"There
seems
to
be
a
growing
ten
dency
amongst
cranky
neighbors
to
avail
themselves
of
the
service
of
magistrate
and
at
the.
public
expense
to
set
the
law
in
motion,"
commented
the
chief
justice
when
awarding
Steve
Koverchuk,
lumberman
of
Langley
Prairie,
with
dam
ages
against
Thomas
Magden,
a
rancher
of
Sperling,
for
malicious
persecution.
"De
minimus
non
curat
lex,"
quoted
the
chief
Justice,
and
his
translation
of
the
maxim
is
that
the
law
looks
with
disfavor
upon
the
expenditure
of
public
money
on
matters
of
trivial
Importance.
The
cae
in
question
belonged
to
that
category,
in
his
opinion.
1
Some
time
ago
Madgen,
an
elderly
J
bachelor
living
alone,
charged
Kov-i
erchuk
with
the
theft
of
a
partially
aecayea
ourni
log
irom
nis
prem
ises.
The
charge
was
dismissed
by;
the
magistrate.
Although
Madgen
valued
the
log
at
a
few
dollars,
the
chief
Justice
observed
that
any
value
seemed
chimerical.
The
land
from
which
the
log
was
taken
is
in
an
Inacccs-
I
sable
portion
of
the
district
of
I
Watm1ncir
Yir
vlntprl
nut
onri
had
been
sold
by
Madgen
to
Kovcr-
j
chuk.
Scattered
neighbors
of
the
parses
took
sides
and
were
called
as
'
witnesses,
he
said.
They
would
have
been
better
employed
In
attempt-,
lng
to
gain
some
result
from
their
.
own
uncongenial
soli,
he
added.
'
The
evidence
established
that
Koverchuk
had
nothing
to
do
with
the
log.
'
"A
prosecutor
must
not
Ad
upon
(mere
tattle
or
rumor,'
warned
the
Judge.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Wednesday,
June
24,
!
Oil
the
Finest
Cars
Dominion
Royals
are
Standard
Equipment
A
HY
are
Dominion
Royals
standard
equipment
on
tho
.
r
world's
finest
cars.
'
Why
are
Dominions
endorsed
by
the
manufacturers
of
a
jiost
of
famous
cars?
Two
words
tell
the
story
Strength
and
Beauty,
1
-
.The
Dominion
Royaj
is
1
8
stronger
than
any
other.
Stronger
to
match
the
stamina,
power
and
increased
speed
of
multi-cylinder
cars.
Stronger
to
ensure
safety
with
speed
...
to
give
greater,
trouble-free
mileage.
More.
beautiful
tool
Car
manufacturers
realize
that
the
rugged
beauty
of
Dominion
Tires
lends
an
air
of
smart
distinction
to
the
finest
cars.
Buy
Dominion
quality
I
Another
Reason
Whu
THE
BIG
SWING
IS
TO
DOMINION
TIRES
Seal
of
KTl
STRENGTH
-gTObTl
Man
in
the
Moon
Jake
says
there's
one
pest
he
dislikes
worse
than
a
politician
and
that
is
a
slug.
He
says
he's
ready
to
offer
a
reward
of
a
Job
on
the
high
way
to
anybody
who
can
tell
him
how
to
kill
them.
I
hate
a
politician;
I
hate
a
dirty
bug;
I
hate
all
mean
and
slimy
ways,
That's
why
I
hate
a
atug.
There's
a
certain
editor
in
town
who
gives
lessors
in
gardening.
He's
not
edllcr
of
a
d
illy
paper
so
that
lets
my
bous
out
This
pseudo
editor
whatever
that
may
meani
says
he
I
gives
the
slugs
iwo
chances
for
their
lives
before
condemning
them
to
the
bottomless
brine
pit.
He
grabs
them
,
by
the
nape
of
the
neck,
brands
the
j
figure
"1"
on
Its
cuticle
and
then'
with
a
snort
of
glte
chucks
Jt
over
'
the
fence
to
annoy
his
next
door
neighbor.
If
it
returns
he
brands
a
figure
"2"
on
its
cutis
and
with;
words
of
condemnation
shies
it
at
the
small
boys
In
the
road.
For
the
third
offence
nothing
but
capital
punishment
is
effective,
so
he
takes
i
a
cauldron
fills
it
with
a
saline
solution
and
immerses
the
slimy
brute,
holding
him
down
until
he
yells
for!
mercy
and
then
cracks
him
over
the
Jowl
and
leaves
him
to
welter
or
flwtle
or
whatever
the
proper
word
Is
la
the
pot
of
perdition.
Have
you
pala
your
suDscriptton
lo
the
Dally
News
this
year?
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