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DAILY
EDITION
Monday.
April
lg.
1932
,
USE
OF
ELEVATOR
The
local
grain
elevator
is
still
being
used
only
as
a
storehouse
by
ihe
Wheat
Pool.
It
was
fined
with
grain
in
the
autumn
and
since
that
has
been
inactive.
Now
the
time
is
coming
when
the
grain
will
doubtless
be
shipped
out
in
readiness
for
next
year's
crop.
In
view
of
the
Pool
iease
ending
at
the
close
of
the
coming
grain
season
it
is
probable
that
some
steps
will
be
taken
to
ste
that
th
nrioinal
nnrnocp
nf
tha
olovarnr
Jc
nx-
-
r'auwu.
v
waav
MfcS4
J
VMS
riea
out.
ine
I'ooi
is
no
longer
the
dominant
factor
that
it1
was
a
few
years
ago.
It
set
out
to
secure
complete
control'
of
the
marketing
of
Canadian
grain
and
made
gestures
to-!
ward
the
f
ormation
of
a
world
pool
which
would
control
the
price
of
wheat
in
all
the
great
producing
countries.!
That
purpose
has
failed
and
today
the
pool,
while
still
ac-
tively
interested
in
grain
marketing,
is
not
by
any
means
'
a
uuiiunani
tactor.
that
the
budget
would
be
brought
H15
Ofl.V
xTttS
Novel
Old
Clock
On
Exhibit
This
clock
s
face
is
a
queer
pari
..
rJj
are
a
knife
and
fork
a
handy
:.mepi-
was
one
of
the
exhibits
at
an
n:!ernauonal
in
:a
i;;.
hands
i"
th
tu-hen.
It
antiques
'pouUon.
A
Week's
Doings
at
Parliament
By
Tom
Held,
MP.
Whether
it
will
rw
wise
tn
pnntimip
tn
lenco
tho
ini
Ileauharnois
Has
Financial
Diffirnltios
Crnsnro
Vnio
house
to
the
Pool
will
be
matter
for
mature
considera-
ails
House
Prepares
to
Hear
Budget
tion.
In
any
case
it
will
not
be
done
without
some
better
l
uiccuuu
iur
ute
pan
oi
rnnce
uupert
Demg
given
tnan
.
t
i.
i
;
ii
.
1
wo
utvuruurateu
m
ine
present
lease
mv,
V
m.
Monday,
April
4
j
Ti
t
)!
V
m
7
nf!,u
remarnaoie
now
lew
members
come
down
in
time
The
local
chamber
of
commerre
w
tw
nnin
Ivmw!
u
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,
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ixor
prayers,
une
can
only
nazara
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as
to
whether
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i
j
f.
i
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Huve
lust
taun
m
prayer
or
consiuer
me
matter
a;
thoroughly
with
him.
Hon.
H.
H.
Stevens
has
already
dis-
merpiv
a
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mntes
w
vaneua
projects
leiue.
Will
make
a
hotter
shnun'nor
hara
rlnfinrr
tVia
nm
inkltfarm
platform.
At
At
least
but
that
that
la
Is
the
thl.
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tug
season
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o
t
VIIV
Will
DO
IT
YOURSELF
The
citv
of
r.ranri
Varies
-
.
"..vw
.aviivj
Proceedings
rroeeeamgi
on
on
Monday
Monaay
were
were
for
civic
purposes.
The
amount
to
be
raised
was
$45,00Owiewhat
varied.
There
ts
a
point
hilt
thO
mnnAV
mailrafe
nf
iVta
tm1A
caamnA
rAr-nA
!
In
In
tha
the
proceedings
nf
of
T
Parliament
nuiiu
CCC111CU
tlUSCU
OgcllIICC
them,
just
as
they
are
for
the
time
being
closed
against
Prince
Rupert
But
that
little
thing
did
not
worry
the
Grand
Forks
people.
They
were
not
going
to
be
kept
down
by
exterior
forces.
They
issued
their
bonds
for
the
same
price
paid
for
provincial
securities
and
the
citizens
bought
them
all
A
small
city
with
the
pluck,
co-operative
spirit
and
wealth
necessary
for
such
action
cannot
be
held
back
by
anything.
CORRECT
ATTITUDE
Whenever
a
new
industry
is
proposed
for
Prince
Rupert,
the
critics
set
to
work
to
find
reasons
why
its
operation
would
be
impossible
or
at
least
extremely
difficult
We
contend
that
this
attitude
is
not
the
correct
one.
The
attitude
to
adopt
is
to
try
to
find
out
how
such
an
industry
might
succeed
and
to
speak
favorably
of
it
instead
of
making
objections.
Just
now
there
is
a
move
to
establish
a
sulphite
mill
in
Rupert
and
while,
everyone
is
for
it
heart
and
soul,
there
is
a
section
of
the
community
looking
for
the
lions
in
the
path.
They
may
possibly
be
there,
but
why
draw
attention
to
them?
We
all
want
the
industry,
for
it
would
benefit
everyone.
IfVe
are
to
get
it,
let
us
adopt
the
right
attitude
toward
it,
the
attitude
of
sympathetic
encouragement.
After
all,
none
of
us
are
pulp
experts,
so
the
only
thing
to
do
is
to
leave
the
rrlatter
to
the
experts
and
to
the
financiers
and
help
them
all
we
can
by
v
ord
or
action.
We
think
this
is
an
ideal
location
for
such
an
industry.
If
any
think
otherwise
we
suggost
it
would
be
much
better
to
Veave
their
objections
unstated.
There
are
always
doubters
in
regard
to
every
proposal.
Many
thought
we
could
not
get
a
grain
elevator
and
there
are
some
today
who
express
themselves
as
doubtful
if
the
elevator
now
here
can
ever
he
operated
to
capacity.
When
the
pulp
mill
is
being
built,
the
wise
ones
will
say
it
cannot
pay
and
when
it
begins
to
pay
they
will
prophesy
that
pretty
soon
we
shall
see
what
will
happen.
We
are
all
for
the
pulp
mill.
Let
us
forget
to
be
critipal
and
speak
optimistically
of
a
new
industry
that
will
mean
so
much
to
the
city
when
it
comes.
RUPERT
MOTORS
Garage
and
Service
Station
Distributors
of
DODGE
AND
PLYMOUTH
CARS
DODGE
COMMERCIAL
VEHICLES
Phone
566
Phone
(Night
Calls
1C1)
tnongnt
that
went
through
my
mind
as
I
looked
down
on
them
from
ihe
strauters'
gallery
on
Monday.
.
-
v.m.m
v.
lure
(Ml
ami
lb
'
vrhen
the
Speaker
point
that
members
are
allowed
to
a
questions
of
the
government.
Tha
OnAaVAP
ft
at
llanall
in
that
it
to
sometimes
the
smaMer
amounts
that
can
make
the
most,
discuiG.
At
time
an
Hem
of
a
thousand
dollars
wttt
delay
the!
proceedings
of
the
House
for
some
considerable
time,
while
millions
will
be
passed
through
before
you
'have
ttee
to
wink.
The
greatest
reaches
this
:
aMCUM,on
m
lM
mawer
oi
supply
Wrica,n
a
wnwill
TTIJ
dWCI
I
"
at
this
time
txyause
many
members
Laroo-
"ftoUth
rarototw
ta
charge
would
take
undue
advantage
bv
reading
long
letters
and
paper
reports
before
asking
their
question,
all
of
which
is
frowned
upon
by
the
Speaker.
Mr.
Mackenzie
King,
Leader
of
the
ODDosiUon.
elicited
a
state
ment
from
the
Minister
of
Finance
centred
around
tee
rten
In
connec
tion
with
penaton
expenditure,
and
the
Honorable
Dr.
Murray
Mac
of
this
department,
received
a
great
deal
of
advice
and
very
many
com-ptatnts
regarding
the
matter
of
pension
cases,
especially
in
regard
to
the
delay
which
has
arisen
In
connection
with
these.
It
was
pointed
out
to
him
that
some
thirty
thousand
eases
await
decision.
A
great
deal
of
criticism
was
also
lev
elled
T
against
commission
commteaion
counsel
counsel,
down
on
Wednesday.
The
Premier'!
also
made
a
sta.tem.nt
m
rani,
to
i
has
been
made
a
Question,
in
connection
with
thp
Beauhamols
Power
Comoanv.
which
seems
to
be
tn
some
difficulties
regarding
finances
and
which
is
at
the
moment
undergoing
some
changes
In
regard
to
that
matter.
After
the
orders
of
the
day
had
passed,
the
House
proceeded
to
discuss
the
amendment
which
had
been
introduced
some
weeks
ago
by
the
Honorable
Peter
Heenan,
ex-Minister
of
Labor,
with
the
object
of
censuring
the
government
In
re
spect
of
unemployment.
The
House
divided
on
the
amendment,
as
In
favor
and
61
against,
and
it
was
re
markable
In
the
fact
that
manv
members
withdrew
from
the
chamber,
including
the
IndeDendent
group.
Labor,
United
Parmer
and
some
Liberal
members.
The
House
then
went
Into
committee
of
sup
ply
which
to
many
members
means
a
dull
House,
and,
generally
speaking.
It
Is
only
those
who
are,
Interested
In
some
Items
who
stay
and
lbten
to
the
debates.
When
the
House
is
in
committee
a
member
can
speak
as
often
as
he
likes
on
any
item.
After
recess,
renewed
discussion
took
place
on
the
mea
sure
to
reduce
wages
and
salaries
by
10.
two
members
renresenUmr
he
Ottawa
district
belnn
th
nrin.
leipal
participants."
The
senior
'mem
ber,
Mr.
Chevrler.
moved
an
amendment
whlen-'was
rtfccfediDyfaJvote
at
10:40
pjn..
after
which
the
House
adjourned
for
the
flay.
Tuesday,
April
5
It
was
rather
a
dull
day
throughout,
the
House
being
practically
in
supply.
It
Is
InteresUng
to
note
that
the
House
of
Commons
Is
not
much
different
from
the
ordinary
municipal
council
In
the
matter
of
vot-
tf
we
tribunal
board,
appeal
thlsi
to
the
Appeal
Court
In
an
endeavor'
to
have
the
decls.an
reversed.
It
was
the
general
opinion
of
the
House
tkat
this
was
an
iniquitous
system
jnd
should
be
cut
out
entirely
and
aB
were
agreed
that'
it
never
was
the
intention
of
Parliament
that
the
government
atoosrid
appeal
against
any
returned
man
who
had
been
given
a
decision
by
the
pension
board
it
Ls
noteworthy
that
this
was
one
of
the
questions
from
which
politics
were
entirely
absent,
members
on
all
sides
being
agreed
as
to
the
injustices
at
present
oc
curring
and
being
further
agreed)
that
steps
should
be
taken
immediately
to
remedy
and
adjust
these
'
defects
which
are.
without
doubt
i
working
great
hardshlpa
on
num-
oers
oi
those
who
have
given
of
their
services
In
the
country's
hour
of
need.
And
so
we
go
home
prepared
for
the
worst
on
the
morrow
because
that
Is
the
day
when
we
will
hear
a
roll
statement
of
the
country's
flfli
ances
but
what
we
are
more
nar.
Mcularly
Interested
In,
wha't
increases
of
taxation,
if
any.
will
be
placed
on
the
Canadian
people.
SINGER,
SEWING
MACHINES
NEW
AND
USED
For
Sale
and
for
Henl
McRAE
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AAllAAAi
Your
Pipe
Knows!
.
.
.
that
there
is
a
cooler,
sweeter,
more
fragrant
smoke
awaiting
you
.
,
.
just
try
a
package
or
the
economical
half
pound
tin
of
Qgden's
cut
plug
.
.
.
there's
a
real
pipe
smoke
for
you.
L
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OGDEN
IN
A
SAVINGS
ACCO
U
NT
NEVE
DEPRECIATES
CUT
PLUG
or
those
who
"roll
their
own"
OCDCN-S
riNC
CUT
CIGARETTE
TOSACCO
MONEY
r
No
matter
what
your
other
investments
may
be,
you
should
keep
an
adequate
Savings
Account
It
is
the
most
liquid
and
dependable
form
of
investment
you
can
make.
If
all
your
money
is
in
stocks
or
bonds
or
other
property,
you
may
have
to
sell
at
a
loss
to
obtain
cash
in
an
emergency,
for
even
good
bonds
fluctuate
in
price.
But
money
in
a
'
Savings
Account
is
always
ready
for
use,
never
depreciates
in
value.
In
any
branch
of
The
Roval
Bank
of
Canada
your
Savings
Account
will
receive
capable
and
courteous
attention,
whether'the
amount
bejargev(pr''
small.
THE
HOYAL
BANK.
OF
CANADA
Capital
$35,000,000
Reserves
$39,155,106
Aets
over
$75O,0OO,0
SPENDING
TO
SAVE..
THROUGH
Advertisin
s
Not
many
of
us,
these
days,
arc
troubled
with
so
much
money
that
we
cannot
spend
it.
But
we
are
interested
in
spending
the
money
wc
have,
to
get
the
most
out
of
it.
One
way-and
not
a
new
way,
either-!
to
make
a
budget.
I
ut
down,
week
by
week,
the
money
that
comes
in.
Put
down
be-side
it,
week
by
week,
the
money
that
goes
out.
So
much
for
food,
so
much
for
ciothinjr,
so
much
for
rent.
So
much
for
giving,
and
for
luxuries.
Where
Advertising
Helps
tiJ'
T'1
"'r
T;
of
C0l,rsc'
"-"M"
iiudeci.
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.!.rT,
J
'',Bul,el'SJ0U-
Ad""ls't
in
this
newspaper
loll
you
how
much
nifg,
butter,
breakfast
fowls
.IM.M
l,o,es.
autmobUes
will
cos,,
before
y'
w
shoMT
S
Wile
there.
And
each
'
day,
they
t.
a)mlt
e
,nvti(mg
ours
very
much
worth
living
1