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Saturday,
April
30,
193.
It
will
be
interesting
to
learn
more
about
Hon.
W.
A.
Gordon's
plan
for
inducing
unemployed
persons
to
settle
on
the
land.
The
idea
of
getting
unemployed
people
out
of
city
slums
into
more
healthy
country
surroundings
is
one
to
be
commended
but
expecting
much
help
from
municipalities
i3
not
practicable
at
the
present
time.
Just
now
the
municipalities
are
loaded
to
a
point
where
they
cannot
continue
if
the
load
is
increased
to
any
considerable
extent.
Life
on
the
land
is
the
real
life
but
it
has
not
usually
been
a
success
when
subsidized
or
artificially
induced.
To
live
on
the
land
a
person
must
be
a
natural
worker,
must
not
mind
being
alone
and
must
know
something
about
the
ife,
otherwise
he
is
pretty
sure
to
fail.
The
farm
is
no
place
for
a
lazy
person
because
there
is
nothing
to
prevent
slowing
down
and
idling.
REGRETTABLE
CRIME
The
bomb
outrage
at
Shanghai
reported
vesterdav
is
greatly
to
be
deplored.
While
it
is
easy
to
understand
how1
hitter
the
Chinese
must
feel
after
the
bombing
of
their
cities
and
the
killing
of
innocent
women
and
children,
yet
the
fighting
had
ceased
and
there
seemed
every
probability
that
a
satisfactory
settlement
might
be
arrived
at.
This
outbreak
may
have
a
bad
effect
and
possibly
may
;
revent
a
settlement.
It
was
an
assassination
that
started
the
Great
War
and
no
one
can
foresee
what
may
be
the
effect
of
this
bombing.
The
Los
Angeles
Times
of
recent
date
has
the
following
"What
I.think
about
England
now
is
that
her
financial
recovery
is
the
most
remarkable
and
heartening
event
since
the
World
War.
There
are
more
brains
and
courage
in
that
old
House
of
Parliament
and
in
the
'Old
Lady
of
Threadneedle
Street'
than
are
to
be
found
elsewhere
in
the
world.
"If
they
need
crow
bait
we
would
be
glad
to
trade
them
a
few
of
our
home-grown
Congressmen
if
they
will
solemnly
swear
never
to
return
them."
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I
was
ao
weak.
I
took
time
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Milburn's
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felt
aaueh
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bow
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(Continued
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Estimates
Discussed
At"
the
outset'
of
discussion
on
the
estimates,
Mayor
Orme
stated
that,
in
compliance
with
instructions
of
the
council,
he
had
got
in
touch
with
the
commissioner
of
provincial
police
who
had
advised
him
that
the
provincial
police
would
police
the
city
with
five
men
and
a
sergeant
for
$10,000
pr
year,
the
city
to
retain
all
fines.
Aid.
McCutcheon
wanted
to
Cary
Takes
Exeeptlon
Aid.
Casev
took
strong
exception
to
the
remarks
that
had
ben
ntde
by
Aid.
Macdonald.
"Aid.
Mftcdonald
has
always
been
a
good
ellow."
declared
Aid.
Casey."
n
as
always
defended
and
upheld
'he
'lob'
man.
He
has
always
in-Msted
on
plenty
of
employee
un
It
rMsenb1
working
condition-:
1
mat
an
very
well
but
at
ri
I
''me
has
AH.
Macdonald
ever
con
t
.
.
...
....
inerea
tne
ost
to
tne
city.
As
u
vllce
oomm'Mloner
he
boosted
the
force
to
as
many
men
as
posslbl-
Irrespective
of
the
eosf
The
city
was
now
confronts
;A'd.
Casey
declared,
with
a
crisis.
iTt
was
at
wits'
ends
to
meet
Its
ob
illaatlon
and
did
not
Vnow
whlsh
wiv
to
turn.
It
was
absolutely
nee
wary
to
try
to
reduce
costs
so
aj
the
people
might
be
able
to
ptv
their
taxes.
Aid.
Macdonald
seempd
I
to
forget
the
condition
of
the
tax
rmyer
end
the
prospect
of
colle
Ing
taxes.
11
we
can
nevlse
ways
ur.c
-neans
to
slve
protection
and
it
'h?
some
time,
rrduce
he
cosij
r
omrtn.
I
thlnfc
that
Is
the
pro
rr
thin?
for
us
to
do."
continue
Aid.
Casey.
"Furthermore.
I
nrr
t
at
a
body
of
police
official
'nesting
on
n
certain
man
pwe
I
for
our
nrotectlon.
The
taxpayer
I'hmne.h
the
dtv
miin'U.
shou
nfcio
int.
1
DMieve.
we
re
no
I
here
to
take
orders
from
the
po
I'lre"
Rerrdlne
the
fire
drnirtmen
ld.
Oiiiev
rclired
that
110
u-"
flfnth
rould
rw
saved
by
ellmlnot
iut
vwo
rentier
men
wno
wci
bein,t.,riUd
ai?Q
rjer.monl'
rnch
and
replacing
them
with
flv
"all
men
at
$20
ner
month
each
This
was
an
onoartunlty
that
th
"ouncil
chould
tko
advantage
of.
Aid.
Casey
thouaht
that
It
wa
possible
to
give
the
people
amp!'
protection
from
both
department
at
a
great
reduction
in
the.
cost.
Ho
I
was
satisfied
lhat
the
fire
depart
ment
could
be
operated
by
fout
men
and
possibly
three.
He
wa-
positively
in
tht
city
might
be
able
to
get
along'
with
a
force
ot
three
men
and
a
sergeant.
All
thb
would
involve
an;
cpprrciable
saving.
Aid.
McCuttheon
thought
that,
by
consolidating
the
two
departments,
there
would
be
an
annual
savin
of
$8,000
or
$9,000.
He
was;
n
favor
of
conaOlldsUon.
j
Aid.
Black
did
not
view
with
fa-
i
vor
any
move
to
cut
down
the
fire
;
department
Any
day
there
might
?c
a
serious
lire
aownwwn
wnen
ui
would
be
very
desirable
to
have
an
fflclrat
fire
department.
He
que-1
tloned
If
the
provincial
police
would
permit
firemen
in
their
organization.
Apart
from
this,
the'
citizens
had
on
three
occasions
voted
strongly
In
favor
of
provincial
police
service.
Aid.
Llnzey
declared
that
he
wts
unalterably
opposed
to
the
fusion
ot
the
two
departments.
He
believed
that
the
ratepayers
would
ay
"Hands
off
the
police."
Prlnes
Rupert
was
differently
situated
than
other
.plac4,,It-
was
holatcd
ana
scanerea.
He
aia
noi
vnint
1
.orce
of
six
men
should
be
tam
pered
with.
A
lllUe
saving,
how
ver,
might
be
made
on
the
fire
department.
In
answer
to
a
question
by
Aid.
Plllsbury,
Mayor
Orme
stated
that
the
commissioner
of
provincial
police
was
not
prepared
to
use
any
ut
his
own
men
In
the
policing
ef
the
city.
Votes
Are
Taken
On
Aid.
Casey's
amendment
that
the
estimates
of
the
pc&ce
and
fire
departments
be
considered
Jointly
ng
put
only
Aid.
Casey
and
Aid;
McCutcheon
voted
In
Its
favor,
all
ther
members
of
the
council
be
ng
opposed.
The
estimate
of
$13,640
for
the
oollce
department
was
then
t
proved
by
the
eounell
with
Aid.
Casey,
Ala.
McCuUheon
and
Aid:
Plllsbury
opposed
An
estimate
of
$14380.78
for
the
fire
department
was
approved
vlfh
Aid.
Plllsbury
and
Aid.
Casey
vol'
ing
against
In
vitw
of
the
efflol
ency
of
the
department
and
fa.'t
lhat
council
had
decided
airalnu
imtlf.inttkm,
Aid.
MsCuterjtor
-tmlfl
that
he
would
vote
In
favor
of
this
amount
In
regard
to
telephone
depart
nent
estimates.
Aid.
Macdonald
mlalred
that
arrangement
wiH
lnt
it"d
to
nrrv
on
this
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When
the
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the
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11
w
.r"'Au:l'
,uTnt
..I'morowment
tax.
the
bank
would
ueciae
now
wncmer
n
woum
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"
h.,.
,.,,..
advances
the
cltv
a
tax
on
improvements
or
on
land
Jtisfactory
Nlher
wasA
1R
ad-
'ZllZnTh
alone.
Other
members
of
the
coun-derham
In
favor
or
oreaxing
up
ell
felt
It
wa,
advisable
to
go
over,
the
police
ssrvtee
in
order
to
ef-
JSoiSlAtttJt
the
enimate,
first
and
see
what
feet
a
W
Z
I
was
needed
bifore
deciding
on
thejOf
a
two
or
three
man
forte
was
nosslble-polnt.
low
as
possible
Accordingly,
the
estimates.
!
idlculous
on
the
face
of
It
UJif7-P
as
given
above,
were
then
perused
lri'm
by
item.
Except
on
the
Items
pertaining
to
police
and
fire
department,
there
was
a
minimum
of
discussion,
the
council
having
evidently
decided
on
these
items
in
committee.
When
the
$11,640
Item
for
the
police
department
came
up,
Aid.
Collart
and
Aid.
Llnzey
moved
that
it
stand.
Aid.
Casey
moved
an
amenomept
that,
inasmuch
as
savings
could
b-:
effected
by
fusion
of
the
two
departments,
the
estimates
of
the
police
and
fire
departments
be
considered
Jointly.
This
was
seconded
by
Aid.
McCutcheon.
Speaking
to
the
amendment
Aid
Macdonald
expressed
the
belief
that
It
was
neither
wise
or
possible,
In
the
best
interests
of
the
city,
to
amalgamate
the
police
and
fire
departments.
The
possibility
of
dispensing
with
the
services
of
two
regular
firemen
and
replacing
ihem
with
two
call
men
had
beer
gone
Into
and
It
had
been
found
that,
by
the
change,
there
might
be
a
saving
this
year
of
some
$&r
If
the
raving
was
no
greater
than
this,
Aid.
Macdonald
did
not
think
that
the
change
was
warranted.
Turning
to
the
police
cepart-ment.
Aid.
Macdonald
declared
that
he
was
opposed
to
the
idea
o'
policing
the
city
with
two
or
three
men.
principally
In
the
Interests
of
adequate
protection
to
which
tfae
public
was
entitled.
The
tendenry
in
other
places
ac
present
was
to
Increase
rather
than
decrease
police
forces.
At
Nanalmo
In
1931
there
had
been
eight
men
on
the
city
force.
He
thought
that
sir
was
none
too
many
for
Prince
Rutwrt.
Concluding,
Aid.
Macdonald
declared
that
It
was
his
earn
Mt
desire
to
see
the
mill
rate
kept
as
low
as
possible
with
due
regarri
to
maintenance
of
some
measur
of
efficiency
and
protection.
Airt
Piiismirv
n
rt
not
inmic
ine
r
7
kit
tttniritlU
tit'
men!
mskei
IMfohil
tlttttlt
(OtkttJ
41
t
tit
t
economic.)
it
U
U
tin
ii
cem-fl.
It
H
tn
ttiltiln
fttutt
f
Qtnttit
UteltU
-6lt
Ktin.
MADE
IN
CANADA
14
mills
for
schools
and
--a
17
mills!
general.
it
wn
mnvpd
bv
Aid.
Llnzey
ur:;
I
mill
rate
came
up,
Aid.
McCiitcn-
Ald
Macdonald,
as
n
amendment
eon
offered
a
motion
that
taxes
be
t,nat
the
rate
be
68.1
mills
on
iftim
levied
on
land
alone.
'and
fifteen
percent,
of
improve
-
Aid.
Plllsbury
thought
the
motion
menU.
.
n.
....
TVio
amonrtmrnt
WflS
drODUCd
out
of
order
-
u
lh
e
CQunrll
.
xhtlV
favor
of-amalmA.f
t
tlcn
of
the
two
departments.
j
1
.
t
a
I
,Ta7
"Vi
assurance
had
been
given
tl-
an
Improvement
tax
n
iprinclple-of
the
mmrate
would
no:
uiner
Aiarrmru
;,aw,
trlti
ih
hanker
nttiiranie
aw
nudd,rh9m
did
not
believe.
"a?.1
?'n'
a".S
be
In
excess
of
53
mills.
that
with
the
proposed
change.
"
aQ"c
-
Now
that
the
council
had
falleo
.he
fire
department
would
be
a,1
MC;
to
reduce
the
estimates.
Aid.
OMey
elficient
The
city
today
had
a
d.-
AW-
Macdonalo
pointed
out
that
obserVpd
that
there
was
nothir.
partment
which
had
given
gooc.
he
councU
has
already
pledged
it-
for
it
to
do
but
lmpose
the
lm-and
nor1
self
to
the
principle
of
a
tax
on
faithful
service.
He
did
provement
tax.
think
that,
for
the
sake
of
a
saving
improvements.
It
had
given
Its
A,d
M:Cutcheon
did
not
con-01
$100
or
so
a
month,
tne
coun?;i
,
word
to
the
banker
and
could
not
Mdej.
thc
ngrcement
with
the
bank
was
justified
In
tampering
with
an
so
us
on
no
ine
coun-
blndln8
efficient
service'
arid
changing
to!
hod
refwed
to
agree
upon
aa
We
f
got
$90,000
on
our
word.
Aid.
Casey
reminded
Aid.
McCutcheon.
On
the
question
being
put,
ail.
but
Aid
McCutcheon
favored
the
fifty-five
mill
rate
on
land
and
twenty
percent
of
Improvements
A
number
of
nectators
we
e
eificlencv
of
the
Tire
department
It
was
moved
by
Aid.
Rudderhanr
0f
the
council.
imc-ntal
StaUun.
m.,:,..
Kxper
Present
to
watch
the
dellberatlom'
would
bt
impaired
to
any
extent
that
the
rate
be
55
mills
on
land
a
special
meetlung
of
the
coun
by
cutting
off
tworegulv
men
and
and
twenty
percent,
or
tmorov-xutMtituUnf
five
call
men.
He
ments.
Thlt
was
seconded
by
Aid.
thought
the
oounell
should
serious-
Plllsbury.
ly
consider
this
move.
As
for
the
The
fifty-five
mills,
the
mayor
cU
will
be
held
on
Tuesday
evening
next
to
give
the
rate
bylaw
itt
format
Initial
readings.
It
will
be
finally
reconsidered
and
adopted
pollce
department,
he
had
nev.r
explained,
would
be
made
up
of
at
the
regular
fortnightly
nieetlne
bt?n
able
to
se
why
a
certain
mills
for
special
rate?
if
the
council
on
May
9.
number
of
firemen
could
not
alM
.
.
1
1
1
1
do
police
duty.
If
this
were
done,
By
forming
nw,
r.
-H
l-'osi
Dr.
Chie'
Nr
Food
t
lore
the
exhausted
ncrvcr
rrj
remove!
the
mum
of
Sl;
,u.
nest,
Irritability
Hearfa;
.h
end
Nervous
Indigetttrn
Returned
to
City
II.
N.
DrockUsby.
aUmg
l,,
lor
of
She
Prince
Huprrt
i
yesterday
afternoon
Itom
.
v
trip
to
Vancouver
where
h.
,
ed
a
meeting
of
the
Pa
executive
of.
the
DloiORic..;
a,
of
Canada.
He
was
a
ccomi.
:!..:
the
trip
by
hie
young
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