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TAXES
IN
ADVANCE
The
plan
of
the
city
council
to
pay
six
per
cent
interest
on
advance
payments
of
taxes
seems
like
a
good
one.
The
city
needs
the
money
and
it
has
to
pay
six
per
cent
to
the
bank
xn
its
loan.
If
the
money
is
paid
in
now
it
relieves
the
Cltv
from
horrowmrr
that
miwli
M.
oni
HOW
MUNCIE
DID
IT
Muncie
U
&
Small
city
fn
Indiana.
Uat
Was
like
every
other
place
father
Btidly
hit
by
the
depression.
However,
the
Irasiftessmen
of
the
city
decided
not
to
accept
the
condition
-ag
inevitable
and
set
out
to
see
what
they
could
do
-pany
for
the
immediate
future
al
though
he
stated
that
exploration
work
in
the
mine
during
the
past
year
had
been
"moderately
cessf
ul."
An
aggregate
of
89ft
feet
of
underground
development
was
I
done
during
the
past
year.
Five
dla
thp
whnUn
"
'Yr'
.
averaging
vu...,.,uUy
must
ue
opposed
10
tne
Tolmie
Gov-10-56
ounces
gold
ahd
9.0
ounces
sn-
ernment
and
yet
we
do
not
share
a
great
many
of
the
pre-!
ver
or
a
gross
VaIue
,s-45
Per
judices
against
them.
They
have
their
eood
noints
n?
wpII
i1?1-
Dale
L-
p,tt"
enen
manager
as
their
bad.
The
redistribution
mearri
rpSpitS
J
Vot
lhe
comw.
went
down
from
bv
the
Lerisliu
P
,Pniler
to
Vancouver
to
attend
the
SL
at
the
lnstlation
of
the
government
meeting,
was
a
pretty
good
1
arrangement
although
the
Liberals
.w.
i,u,tmiai
iiuiu
11.
inev
mipnt
hnvp
ciiffnwl
n
vie
owwan
uoarci
or
Trade,
at
V
-
"
"
'
Vli.Vi
O
Vl
CI
I
Wednesday,
April
13.
1932
sicau
ueai
worse
ii
me
government
had
set
out
to
gerri-
Tur,
seJats
as
k
was
rePorted
they
were
planning
to
cio.
w
nile
we
do
not
airrpp
th.ir
v
a
recent
meeting,
passed
a
resold
jtion
requesting
that
the
Torthcom-
lllie
Imnert.ll
Wntinml
lnnfnrhf.b
ceiveu
anomer
member,
we
must
admit
there
were
anru-gmnt
n0
p'6"""3!
tariffs
to
men
ts
for
it
as
Well
as
against
metals
unless
same
are
mined.
Another
point
to
be
considered
in
connection
with
thelStoSfiw'S
criticism
01
any
government
whether
it
be
federal,
pro-1
resolution
Is
;to
Encourage
the
ts-
vmcial
or-city
is
that
these
are
extremely
difficult
times
!
tabhshment
of
a
smelter
on
the
more
difficult
than
we
have
had
in
many
years
and
thatiBrit,sh
Co,utnbIa
coast,
"the
board
no
one
realized
conditions
could
have
been
bad
thpv'a,s
passed
a
rPSt),ut,on
rwmesting
"
c
ueen
as
as
Daa
a?
as
tney
are.
tnat
the
malUT
,bt
bntXmn
tlu
PriliM
romliwl
,
I
veron
a
Jixed
natural
yield
ratlolse
n
rp
i
i
Unties
remind
n0
that
Dr
l
-us
(Tolmie.,to1d
us
he
was
going
.submitted
u
the
irnpermi
onferw
to
Dnnr?
nroaneritv
fn
thp
..
.
o
.
r
f
.vhiivc.
jic
nuuiu
uiaKe
con-'
"c
caumuuiw
xiuve
oeen
(Utions
so
good
that
the
boys
would
not
Want
to
Ipavp
fnr
I
forwarded
t
ot,
n.
H.
stevehs.
other
countries
when
they
attained
the
stature
of
manhood.
Of
course
that
was
thp
pvuhpfon
n-t
wtnuiira.
board
board
thanked
thanked
Dr.
Dr.
Joseph
Joseph
T.
T.
Man
Man-
ing.
infr
Tr
Ur.
Th1rn?p
lolmie
at
af
tW
that
ti-
tlhie
C
had
tTT
had
no
experience
as
theidy.
resident
mining
engineer,
for
a
neaa
ot
a
government
and
did
not
realize
the
difficulties.
splendid
series
of
addresses
on
min-He
seems
to
have
let
his
followers
get
away
with
him
tem-'
,n8-8UbJect
which
was
recently
porarily
and
then
found
it
difficult
to
get
back
!
hfe,d
at
steWart
Tr,bute
was
paid
Slrc!&
at
iho
an
nhe
governments,:
MT'the
aiS
3
Z
was
declared
to
be
a
real
asset
to
DEFENCE
OF
BARBERS
getting
only
three
per
cent
for
their
money
in
the
savings'
T
linnk
ha
nnifn
fflnl
trt
:
Jj.
!i
to
Editor
Eflitor,
Dal,v
Daily
News.
1
rfV
,rt;c
TA
WF
ceni
Ior
i
These
being
days
of
stress
and
brief
period
by
their
paying
taxes
ahead
of
time.
:
trial
to
an
who
labor
and
hen
all
'
'
ii.-
are
being
called
upon
to
account
FEWER
CARS
USED
or
the,r
actlon-1
dem
it
advisable
As
a
result
of
tho
change
in
financial
conditions
the
re-
!?
,y.V?rd
"
behalf
o1
the
bar
mridr
increase
,
In
the
number
of
motorcars
tfJff
checked
-and
the
rean
t
x
lM-hnin
ni.n
fri-
4rt..
;M
.
s
.
.
P.
D
"
wioj
xt-ttui
in
uc
jjc
aa
moaem
nignway
men,
oe-
in
Lannda
than
there
"ft-ere
a
year
ago.
British
Columbia
i
of
the
price
governing
union
.jiiu..
o
m
ojjgut
uctieasy
in
ine
numoer
licensee'
and
SO
dO
"'"i"
Ul
uur
-
one
oaruer
wno
the
provinces
or
Alberta,
Saskatchewan,
Manitoba,
Que-illfs',oUow?d
the
Profes8lon
dur,n
bee
and
New
Brunswick
Ontnrin
Amw.
nn-n
L
'
natural
course
of
my
life.
brieN
dn
XWn
Q..tU'nn.t
iM
'"
.'"X"
",,u"y-1
wouW
&
Plflte
the
barters
n
j
so
uo
ova
bcotia
and
Prince
Edward
Island.
Saskatche-
side
of
the
case
before
the
oubiic.
wan
snows
tne
greatest
drop,
there
being
almost
thirty
First,
a
barber
is
not
a
merchant
thousand
fewer
motor
Vehicles
of
all
kinds
in
use
in
the!who
buya
"
commodities,
province
than
there
were
a
year
atro.
That
is
lnrrml
v
thp
i
,,v,ng
on
the
mar,n
of
p0"1
01
eJf-
resuit
of
tho
drought
in
the
aouthorn
sptinn
nn,i
fi,
in,icnan.8e
A.ba.rbcr
te
timM
a
worlt
nriVo
nf
ivhrnt
!er
wno
M"8
nU
,abor
or
service,
as
,
....v,
.
w.v
FUW.tl
.,u
in
so
doing
is
subject
to
various
It
ems
or
cost
or
overhead,
such
as
rent,
heat,
light,
laundry,
barber
supplies,
trade
licence
and
fixtures.
And
further
remember
standard
or
competent
barber
shops
do
not
oenver
tneir
ware
in
bulk
or
large
volume,
m
can
be
done
ln-mm-han-
Rotariaft.
thetTiter
of
the
article
havirnr
mndo
i
norsnnnl
dl,nR
etabiLihments
A
barber's
nis
UAiiiV
n'evts-.
Wi:!n:?3:y,
April
1
tr,,,
L
"f
J.I
J
TEMPT
HIS
APPETITE
it
(Vttt
NEWS
OF
THE
MINES
AROUND
PRINCE
tlUPERT
Further
Details
of
Situation
at
Premier
Mine
Par-
ticularsof
Liard
Wwr
(Jold
Strike
-Discoverer.
of
Big
Missouri
Dies
'
Further
details
of
the
situation
at
the
famous
Premier
1
mine
in
the
Portland
Canal
district,
which
'is
now
nearing
ucjjicwuii,
clc
gocu
uv
ii.
uuess,
vice-presinenc
ana
f
LI
C
Eld
WL
I
managing
director,
at
the
annual
meeting
of
the
share-C
EJ
C
holders
of
the
Premier
Gold
Mining
Co.
Ltd.
which
was
held
last
week
in
Vancouver.
The
report
of
Mr.
Guess
did
not
reveal
the
plans
of
the
he
mining
industry
of
the
north.
Development
of
the
mining
ln-
dustry
in
Atlln
district
has
been
ctarded
for
'upwards
ot
thirty
years
y
the
roundabout
means
of
trarrs-
ii4Uim
um
uuica
irom
sunace
ana
Much
the
same
condition
applies
to
62
holes
underground
were
'drilled
the
Stlklne
RiVet
district.
in
search
of
new
ore.
Total
'earnings
portatlon
difficulties
of
Atlln
dls-!for
1931,
before
deducting
admin-
j
trict
would
bcsolved
to
a
great
ex-istration
expense,
taxes,
depletion
I
tent
tvlth
the
iJUllding
of
the
Al-and
depreciation,
were
given
at
kaUkon
'highway.
A
horse
trail
or
a
Decrease
w
!
in
from
Btewaft
to
Telegraph
Creek
090.74
as
compared
with
1S30.
ts-
would
greatly
liejp
the
Stlklne
River
timated
ore
resen-es
In
the
mine
'country.
Cheap
transportation
Is
were
given
as
follows:
ore
broken
in
au
ihat
both
districts
need.
It
Is
stopes.
215,875
tons,
averaging
0.28
jtrchtended.
to
assure
great
mineral
ounces
gold
and
8.8
oUhces
silver.
I,
levelopmeht
therein
With
gold
at
$20
per
ounce
and
sil-
.
.
llltT?
aJBM1l
TlVeundredThen
are
reported
to
value
of
$180
-per
ton.
Assured
and
I
.ww.,..
h...
,
.....
.u,.
minister
of
trade
and
commerce.
Another
resolution
passed
by
the
the;tJrtJVInc.
t)rnc'tleflllv
all
of
them
being
in
Search
for
gold.
They
have
scattered
to
all
twits
of
the
nro-
lncB,
tacludlng
the
Liard
and
In-'gehHta
dlsttleU,
-hlle
some
will
go
into
the
Great
Bear
Lake
district.
Further
particulars
have
been
received
Of
the
recent
cold
strike
hear
iVoIf
fcalre'ln
the
Liard
River
country.
About
the
end
or
January!
an
Indian
'named
Billy
Smith
arrlv-:
ed
at
'Carcross
and
With
other
na-1
tlves
left
titirr
ledly
for
an
unnamed
I
'
deitlnatlon.
-ttn
March
15
thpv
rp.
turned
and
exhibited
considerable
i
gold.
They
called
the
creek
where!
the
'discovery
Was
made
"Shoo-to-
Notik"
Which
meahs
"new
life."
The
Wdlans
also
claimed
to
have
dis
covered
some
gold-bearing
quart,
samples
ot
whieh
have
been
sent
tway
for
assaying",
"
William
Franrflln
"Hariis.
aged
to,
hb
In
1964
'discovered
the
Big
Mls-ourl
mine
In
the
Portland
Canal
district,
passed
away
recently
at'
the
home
of
his
dapghter,
Mrs.
A:
3.
McCart.
near
Port
Aneeleu.
Waih
'
Oeath
was
due
to
heart
failure.
Mr.
Harris
had
recently
suffered
a
siege
-ii
muuenza
wnicn
lert
mm
in
a'
veakened
condition
althouzh
he
had
been
gradually
Improving
"un
til
a
snort
time
before
his
passing,
IN
THE
LETTER
BOX
mvetitratiotl.
'
'"come
Is
determined
solely
In
the
An
analysis
shm-ed
that
ihuch
of
the
local
depression
..TiuvniiMo
in
11
jC
uuiiuiiik
iriKios.
a
uvea
Darner
is
permitted
to
operate
In
thousand
dollar
fund
-was
raised,
all
of
which
was
spent
!
the
lire
t
n
legal
work
day.
Time
in
newspaper
advertising
under
the
direction
of
the
chain-
for
t,de
Wfllu
Jro-man
and
none
ber
oT
commerce,
urging
the
people
to
take
advantage
of
"IT.!0
h?ur'!
8erv,ce
,n
one
the
preset
low
nrices
to
get
"their
house
roJSfig
S'SSK
StX""
l)Ull(T
nu
rdone.
The
Whole
'
Community
responded
with
the
Then
again
hre
communities
result
that
for
the
$2,000
expended
there
"was
something
prosperous
where
the
earning
like
T&TOO.OOO
released
in
wages
for
the
unemployed.
The,tw,wfl'
r
1he
on
provide
nnwstinnWhTih1?p?f
v
vmo
Konlnfl
4
ifor
a
bare
subsistence:
or
nn
rnh.'
vice
cluto
and
otW
onranizatlons
anil
thnn
nr!,l
l"!'1
W!!1'
r1"
"
P"t
co-operation
to
Becure
tho
dednxl
results.
"
.
SZLri;
to
pay
their
way
and
a
dollar
to
spend
If
desired?
The
barbers
believe
the
latter
to
be
the
better
course
for
communities
to
adopt,
in
defence
of
our
schedule
of
prices
the
following
will
give
the
public
rome
idea
01
the
aarnlne
rower
of
,
irefent
day
barberi.
both
In
Prince
Rupert
or
other
places
along
the
In
the
early
days
of
our
city
barbers
worked
76
hours
per
week
under
a
guarantee
of
$2250
per
week.
After
the
revision
barbers
were.
Increased
to
$30.00
per
week.
Under
present
day
conditions
barbers;
work
55
hours
per
week
and
on
'
percentage
basis
without
any
guar
.
antee.
So
the
depression
makes
Hs-Imprint
on
us
as
well
as
others.
Our
literary
critic,
styled
as
"CI
I
Hen,"
who
subsists
on
a
portion
of
,
the
forty-five
million
dollar
guar
intee
from
the
Dominion
of
Can
I
ada
nnnuRlly,
I
venture
to
say
has
more
money
to
spend
on
his
fani
lly
weekly
thin
any
of
our
modern
"highway"
barbers
have
to
sucrid
on
theirs.
Remember.
Intellleence
'
Increases
wants:
education
devel
ops
new
desires;
old
wages
will
not
atwfy
new
wants;
the
soul
loncs
for
harmony
without,
with
that
within.
A
soul
In
a
palace
is
not
satisfied
for
the
body
to
be
clothed
1
1
In
Mitt
tnt
n'n.V.'.
...
nun
I'aLvuro.
BARDErtJr
Thto
will
closa
the
Dally
News
dis
cussion
in
regard
to
barbers
and
their
work
and
charges,
EAt
R.
H.
Ourd.
arpountant
of
'Gas.'
slar
tannery,
willed
ytlefddy
af'
ternoon
on
the
Oatala
for
a
busi
ness
trip
to
Vancouver.
I
3
Umt
FRIENDS
EVl'RlWVl.
A
few
men
tried
it
-
-
told
their
triends
and
they
told
others
-
-
that's
how
the
fame
of
Ogden's
cut
plug
has
spread
-
-and
only
a
quality
sfnoking
tobacco
could
make
new
friehds
every
day
and
still
keep
the
old
ones.
OGDEN'S
CUT
PLUG
Jf
3"
"roll
yor
eton,"
ust
Ogden's
fine
ciT
titattttt
tobacco.
of
Canada's
Wealth
is
in
Life
Insurance
YUR
invcstmfcnt
in
Life
Insurance
is
Mf
guarded
by
nsseta
totalling
billions
of
dollars
assets
which
form
tlx
ptr
rent,
of
Canada's
total
wealth.
Such
security
is
an
important
reason
why
life
Insurance
lias
always
paid
one
hundred
cents
on
the
dollar.
No
matter
what
other
securities
have
declined,
Life
Insurance
has
never
depreciated
in'
value
nor
caused
any
loss
to
policyholders.
Life
Insurance
can
do
much
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