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REASONS
FOR
OPTIMISM
Hon.
H.
H
Stevens,
in
a
letter
to
themtinicipa'l
council
of
North
Vancouver,
refutes
the
statements
that
the
rea
son
for
unemployment
relief
failure
was
due
to
the
federal
Sores
Irokc
Oil
All
Over
Her
lily
Mr
T.
E.
CUS,
Kelvood,
Ms.,
writes:-
Uj
httU
daughter's
Wikfc
and
anna
brvk
out
is
aorta
hka
aprtad
all
orr
Jierbody.
S'otUng
I
triad
fivt
bar
tmy
rtJW
mtil
I
got
a
bottU
of
Burdock
Plaxi
Uti'tri,
and
1
rould
trt
an
improva
tnti.-.aJ
tb
aurea
ttfas
to
diaapirar,
I
sava
bar
tlrra
kettlaa
a&d
tin
baa
bad
bo
mora
trouU."
Jil
','
k
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t
it
m:
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Im
IU
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J.
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TU
ALL
OUR
COALS
ARE
IN
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SHED
Delivered
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Bin.
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are
assured
In
getting
full
writbt
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WILDFIItL
EGC-Per
Ton.
tltO:
Cash
Price
IASPER
WILDriUE
LUMP-Per
Ton,
$130;
Cah
Prjce
..
PEMBINA
EOG-Reg.
rrlce,
I1JJ9;
Caah
Price
Dry
Jack
Pine
and
Cedar
J1U0
io
1UI
HYDE
TRANSFER-PHONE
580
PROVINCE
IS
USED
WELL
BY
OTTAWA
0
&
Sk,
Vcri
j
Writes
Prince
Grcrje
Newspaper
Defending
Position
of
Bennett
Gtvernrnent
A;in$t
Tol-mle'S
to
lenient
dise
are
ver'
low
and
only
a
little
buying
will
bring
about
rai
government
was
numbered.
a
bkf
chanee.
He
also
suireests
that
the
Deriod
of
deores-
and
acordin
to
the
agreement.
Ansesm
Kor
of
Pratvoto
Lake'
t
u
u
..u.
i
v.
a
1
,
r
the
Dominion
sovernment
was
to
was
a
boatoess
visitor
in
town
at
k.
.
...
I!
.
1
.
V-
.
I
.
i.
a
i
.
tt
v:
u..
rv,,
uc
nipucu
wiui
juu
aetaus
on
pivusreso
nu
ui
uus
auuuiaujiK
cypwi..
i
huxu)
chlule
forms
to
cover
the
differ-
savs
that
people
are
getting
tired
of
keeping
their
money
ent
provincial
and
mumctpai
pre-,
idfe.
When
idle
it
burns
a
hole
in
the
pocket
end
its
spend-
ject.
but,
even
to
this
date,
tor
ini?
creates
business
activity.
What
is
true
of
Canada
and'fuH
details
of
the
municipal
pro-
United
States
is
true
also
in
Europe.
Conditions
tend
to'"
beliec!,T,ed
by
ot
!
fJSL?
Mff"
right
themselves
naturally
once
wS
have
learned
to
Hve'rCenu
lwM2lt
niiin
our
means.
.
.from
Uie
federal
to
the
provtndal
The
statistician
says
that
the
pessimistic
'attitude
today!
government
on
receipt
by
Ottawa,
is
just
as
ioonsn
ana
unreasonaDie
as
was
tne
over-con-
oi
cracaie
or
of
expenditure
expenaiture
fidence
which
prevailed
a
few
years
ago.
COST
IS
TOO
HIGH
certificates,
and
as
the
province
was
in
need1
of
funds
to
finance
both
Owing
to
her
financial
condition
British
Columbia'
has
provincial
and
municipal
opera-had
to
pay
six
and
a
half
percent
for
money
she
is
bor-lS"fInnUarld!llI,
rowing.
The
interest
on
five
million
dollars
will
prove
ZIZ
great
handicap
to
future
developments.
Also
it
is
an
ad-1
the
federal
government
to
send
an
vertisement
to
the
world
that
all
is
not
well
with
British.
additional
$225,000,
on
Monday
next
Columbia
finances.
i
ln
connection
with
provincial
aeorfcs.
It
is
to
be
hoped
that
Premier
Tolmie
will
quickly
set
hisi
'u"der
the
v
,and
p-
V,m,c
t
wU-
4l,"
U
u
agreemrni.
municipal
worts
confidence
of
the
financial
world
so
that
if
it
should
be
necessary
to
again
go
outside
for
funds
a
more
reasonable
rate
may
be
secured.
for
each
specific
project,
but
there
was
in
British
Coiumba
have
been
ap
proved
n
the
sum
of
$2,749,746.
and
naturally
the
department
of
labor
hat
been
awaiting
the
receipt
of
schedules
and
certificates
of
expenditure,
but
up
to
this
date
certificates
amounting
to
only
$235,000
have
been
received
at
Ottawa.
The
federal
reprecentaUre
at
Vancouver
has
Informed
the
department
that
he
expect
to
receive
shortly
certificates
of
expenditure
on
ac
government.
He
repeats
a
good
deal
of
what
the
minister
:munt
r
h.ii
v.
.
of
labor
said
recently
but
he
also
declares
that
vouchers
ing
to
about
$1,000,000,
and
when
for
$1,500,000
were
not
properly
drawn
and
included
items
,ne
account
are
received
and
not
allowed
in
the
agreement
and
had
to
be
sent
back
for
checkfd
at
ottawa-
provincial
correction.
He
says
that
the
government
was
at
all
times
IZt
"ZL??
ready
to
pay
its
half
share
of
the
$6,000,000
approved
and
vancXldy
rByVJTwt
to
advance
the
other
half
to
the
province
anq
concludes:
ai
agreement,
the
terms
were
that
"I
regret
to
say
that
British
Columbia
for
some
reason
or
aH
payments
by
the
federal
gov-Other
seems
unable
to
meet
the
ordinarv
husinpas
rnnrli.
ernment
should
be
made
a
and
tions
u
hu.li
ua
Kqvo
fU
:
"
wh
Victoria
submitted
voucher
"One
difficulty
has
arisen
be
tween
the
federal
government
and
the
province
of
British
Columbia
which
in
the
opinion
of
this
gov.
ernment
Is
not
insuperable,
and
'
that
Is
the
province
has
apparenUy
been
unable
to
forward
its
vouch
ers
ln
accordance
with
the
agree
ment
promptly
enough
to
enable
It
to
properly
carry
out
Its
financial
obligations
to
the
municipalities
and
to
tne
banks.
The
federal
gov
ernment
has
Insisted
that
these
vouchers
be
forwarded
In
accord
ance
with
the
terms
of
the
agreement,
but
owing
to
the
distance
of
British
Columbia
from
Ottawa
and
to
ths
(act
that
the
works
carried
on
are
in
areas
scattered
aU
over
that
great
province,
certain
delays
nave
recessanly
occurred
In
as
eembling.
checking
and
forwarding
vouchers.
Recognltlng
this,
the
fed-
era)
government
ha
made
advan
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Monday,
Febm
g
as
-
i
NORTHERN
B.
C.
NEWS
!
3URNS
LAKE
Mr
and
Mrs.
Robert
Love
and
two
daughters
returned
tx
Bums
Lake
last
Vednesday
night
after
having
spent
abort
eight
'
months
holidayint
in
England
and
'
J.
A.
Fraser.
MP.
for
Cariboo
fed-1
Scotland.
J.
S.
Biown.
who
went
eral
riding,
writes
to
the
Prtuce
jom
with
Mr.
Lowe,
returned
before
.George
newspaper
defending
the
him
and
is
now
m-
king
satisfactory
position
of
the
Bennett
government
j
recovery
faUeYlng
in
operation
for
!
against
statements-
made
by
the
appendicitis.
sutboritte
were
responsible
forj
Miss
KUlop
of
Decker
Lake,
who
the
chuttlnc
oowa
of
relief
work,
j
is
quite
a
skiing
enihusiasY,
made
a
He
outlines
the
works
approved
by
,
Aiing
trip
to
Barns
Lake
last
Wed-Ottawa
and
appends
a
copy
of.
a
!
nesday.
statement
made
by
the
minister
of
I'slwHOMswe
as
to
the
Maine
for1
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C
R.
MacLeod
left
I
the
present
unsavory
condition:
'
but
week
for
Vancouver
en
route
7
"
...
"To
praiet
presented
by
Brl-.
to
Penttetoo
to
which
city
Mr.
Mac-
AcCOrding
A
tO
Roger
Babson,
bllSine&S
15
Only
21
percent
Ush
Columbia
and
approved
by
Ot-
'Leod
has
been
transferred
as
man-below
normal
today,
whereas,
this
time
last
year
it
was
81
:
aggregate
six
million
dollars.
.
ager
of
the
Royai
Bank
of
Canada.
percent
below.
That
is
a
very
great
Improvement
to
regis-
COVMtn
timm-canada
bifa.j
Local
friends
omental
them
with
eoftsttuetton.
provincial
rut-ja
sbstttllr
filled
pone
as
they
ter
in
twelve
month.
itrrin
iveivc
iiuuui.
.
woy.
monksoal
and
other
works.
departed
W.
Jfebeniott.
who
baa
Lying
m
bed
in
a
hospital
in
Florida,
Babson
IS
Still
wnt-iM4
,rr
thTfederal
government
'ceeo
..eeounUnt
at
Kelowna.
has
ing
optimistic
article
for
the
press.
In
a
recent
copy-
agreed
to
bear
one-half
of
this
six.
assumed
the
post
of
manager
of
right
article
the
eminent
statistician
states
that
condi-
mutton,
it
took
for
granted
that
0
locoi
branch
m
oecroeton
to
tions
are
much
better
everywhere
in
the
United
States
to-
HtHUh
Columbia
aad
the
mumei-jVr
MacLeod-day
than
vhatthey
were
ten
yean
;ago.
SvZ
t
uZT
Fn
u
In
his
reasons
why
conditions
Should
bk
giving
improve,
somnment
advanced
to
the'wmill
operator,
was
a
TMtor
in
Mr.
Babson
says
there
is
a
change
in
the
spirit
of
the
peo-
province
of
Brtueh
Columbia
$-;
Bums
Lake
at
toe
uxt
of
fast
week,
ple
as
a
result
of
the
depression
and
this
change
in
spirits
mx.
of
thu
com
tiooeo
re-iHe
reported
the
aawmifl
business
as
tends
to
bring
about
prosperity.
He
says
that
just
as
Op-
Presents
part
of
the
Dominion's
jing
very
ejafot.
timism
was
over-developed
during
the
good
times,
so
pes-
?'
.
a
J0?
f1""
T
.
,
simisni
and
fear
have
been
over-developed
during
the
per-
proect
by
the!
rm
Fraser.
was
a
nattor
here
kut
lOd
Of
depression
With
the
result
that
Stocks
OP
merchan-
province
and
ararated
or
the
fMl-
i
week
on
official
boHness.
The
marriage
took
place
m
the
Darted
Church
Manse
here
last
Wednesday,
Rev.
E.
8.
Fleming
of-
Brewer.
well
known
pioneer
rancher
of
M&dina.
Witnosse
of
the
ceremony
were
Mrs.
Fleming
and
Mrs.
L.
E.
MacKeer
The
coo
pie
are
;
considerable
delay
on
the
part
of
weU
known
throughout
the
district
we
province
in
forwarding
these
imm
nave
toe
ntarty
eongrata-
la
tions
and
beat
friend.
wishes
of
many
Miss
Violet
Carrier
wa
elected
Queen
of
the
recent
Island
Ski
dub
carnival.
PRINCE
GEORGE
Holding
the
opinior
that
the
teachers
are
under
contract
for
a
year
and
that
it
has
no
right
to
make
any
revision
until
June
30,
be
local
school
board
has
decided
not
to
cut
salaries
of
local
school
oaohers
in
the
meantime.
The
sal
aries
of
Janitors
and
sahool
nurse
have,
however,
been
oat.
Totel
ahool
esttmatos
here
for
the
yecr
amount
to
Wjn.lv
which
is
about
$2,006
oelow
last
year's
ue-
ual
expend
It
ut
e.
Sigurd
Oak,
aged
23.
died
fn
'be
local
hospitai
on
Tuesday
last
from
complications
following
ha
exposure
to
a
flow
of
gas
rn
the
bottom
of
an
88-foot
wll
which
r
e
-vas
engaged
in
smkrog
on
toe
farm
of
Alfred
Larson
on
the
Queanel
highway.
The
funeral
was
held
here
oa
Friday
last
with
Rev
Brich
Hopka,
Lutheran
Church
minister,
officiating.
The
big
sawmill
plant
at
OU-
come
is
to
resume
ctlVtlns
lumber
early
next
month
If
weather
con-
dttiens
permit,
it
Is
learned
here.
Both
sawing
and
planing
mill
will
be
in
operation
and
employment
will
be
be
afforded
about
150
men
one-half
million
dollars
as
an
advance
payment
on
the
Dominion's
share
of
the
ujwfoynjT
relief,
with
the
understanding
that
when
accounts
of
expenditure
were
received
from
the
province
they
would
be
applied
against
this
advance.
"On
December
23
a
further
advance
of
$aoo.GGO
was
made
and
on
January
30
there
wa
stftl
another
advance
of
$500,000.
on
exacUy
the
Um
Ha.if
noRla.
jtH.-.
.aat
m
ce
in
anticipation
of
the
receipt
of
account,
u-nich
it
was
understood
,v?1ueher"'
e
to
be
rendertd
immediately.
e!LyU,mm.arl,the
,,toa-
Dominion
government
has
H
lion
i
ts
that
in
view
of
the
finsncta.j
arranged
to
send
an
additional
condition
or
British
Coiumba.
the't225.000
on
Mnnrit
nnt
nn
in.
Dominion
on
December
1.
last
'count
of
nrMrinti
...u.
loaned
the
province
one
half
mil.
Hon
dollars
to
help
It
Inanee
It
share
of
relief
expenditure.
"On
the
same
date
the
Dominion
sent
to
British
Columbia
another
a
-
-
nuiP
Apart
from
the
relief
work,
there
hat
been
a
straight
loan
to
BriUsh
Columbia
of
S3
.371.
000
to
permit
that
province
to
meet
New
Vork
maturities"
As
the
company
has
enough
logs
on
hanc
to
keep
the
plant
running
aU
summer,
no
logglnz
operations,
win
probably
be
carried
out
in
the,
meantime
at
least
Alfred
Peters,
ten-year
old
son
of
Sheriff
and
Mrs.
E.
S.
Peters
of
Fraser
Lake,
is
seriously
111
In
the
Prince
George
Hospital
suffering
from
peritonitis
following
a
rupture
of
the
appendix.
He
w5
ruthed
here
last
Monday
from
Fraser
Lake
and
an
operation
was
performed
by
Dr.
Carl
Evert
George
Kennedy
returned
here
last
Monday
after
a
visit
to
various
points
on
the
prairie.
Mrs.
J.
E.
MHehett
of
Sammtt
Lake
arrived
here
last
Wednesday
enroute
home
after
an
extended
visit
lr.
San
Franetoso.
L.
C.
Ounn
is
to
be
the
new
district
engineer
(or
the
pfovtoctat
department
of
public
works
her?
succeeding
i.
C.
Brady
who
is
tssiisforred
to
Prince
Rapes
L
!
The
Letter
Box
BEER
PARLORS
Editor.
Daily
News:
In
the
report
contained
In
the
Vietoria
Times,
of
the
delegation
of
probJbiUonUts
who
appeared
before
the
provincial
cabinet,
among
other
statements
made
by
the
Rev.
R.
3.
Mclntyre,
the
following
is
remarkable:
The
Rev.
R.
J
Mclntyre
also
charged
that
minors
were
admitted
to
many
beer
parlors
and
that
women
of
low
character
were
known
to
solicit
in
sueh
place
"
The
public
is
getting
used
to
wild
and
irresponsible
statements
made
on
this
subject
but
when
a
direo)
charge
of
this
kind
is
made
by
the
reverend
gentleman
surely
ho
should
be
mad
to
prove
it.
One
of
the
Ten
Commandmenta
says:
"Thou
shaft
pot
bear
falie
witness
against
thy
neighbor.''
The
position
is
thb
either
the
Rev
Meintyro
can
either
prova
hta
natrrrents
or
he
as
speaking
in
his
usual
irretsonUble
way,
and
also
ai
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regard!
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of
facta.
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beore
the
Chief
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farms
nf
nv
,
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sauonai
statements
pi()!l.r7
fanatlaal
mind,
aim
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cravlnt
for
the
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End
orse
this
In
nvestment
Read
vhat
leading
Canadian
ncwspapcrsi,
tlirotigh
their
editorials,
say
alout
Like
Insurakck:
MIt
is
one
of
the
great
bunlnrww
of
the
world".
The
Halifax
Chnmide.
The
soundest
method
of
saving
money,
after
all.
SL
Thomas
Timei-JotirnaL
MA11
inestment
roads
are
Irading
to
life
Insurance".
Gall
Ettping
Utforler.
14
An
outatandlns:
feature
of
the
present
deprrsalon
Is
the
record
made
hy
Ufe
Insurance".
Mtxae
Jaw
Tutui
Herald.
ITas
stood
all
the
tet".
AW
Arthur
Nnrs
Chronick.
"Thinking
men
.
.
.
create
an
entnte
with
the
aid
of
life
Insurance
and
then
nay
for
It
out
of
their
Income".
Toronto
Mail
4
hmpire.
"Is
making
a
powerful
contribution
to
human
happincs".
VtUrlnrough
Examiner.
"Is,
In
fact,
the
heat
safeguard
against
poverty".
Montreal
La
Pair
it.
"Is
.
on
a
scientific
basis
-huHt
on
a
sound
foundation".
Saskatoon
Star-Phoenix.
"Wie
men
protect
their
husinctui
interests
hy
IntuHnj
their
live".
Guelph
Daily
Mercury.
"Has
made
plant
strides
In
popularity
and
influence
ln
Canada".
Toronto
GUte.
fIt
Is
established
on
n
firm
economic
basis".
SL
John
Etening
Times-Globe.
"Has
become
a
service
that
is
being
Increasingly
appreciated".
Montreal
La
Presst.
".Make
for
security,
promotes
Independence
and
credit".
Otlawa
Journal.
"A
sure
means
of
saving
and
investing
money
at
good
return".
Kingston
Whig-Standard.
"A
necessary
investment,
not
an
expenditure.
In
WTf
Well-regulated
family",
Own
Sound
Sun-Times.
Life
I
nsurance
s.
oervice
One
of
a
series
of
mestrngts
sponsored
by
fMiuravtc
pomponis.