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DAILY
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Monday,
April
4.
1&3
POWER
OVER
MUNICIPALITY
In
the
bill
introduced
into
the
Legislature
by
the
attorney-general
providing
for
increased
borrowing
powers
for
municipalities
there
is
also
a
provision
Which
looks
as
if
it
were
put
there
as
a
warning
not
to
borrow
too
much.
It
is
a
provision
for
the
appointment
of
a
commissioner
by
the
government
to
handle
the
affairs
of
any
defaulting
municipality
with
all
the
powers
of
a
mayor
and
council.
He
Vyoulcl
be
appointed
by
the
provincial
government
and
would
remain
in
charge
as
lonir
as
it
wished.
TH
No
Money
In
Exploring
UvStAtf
CommeKe
2SWp
it
1
lince
Hupert
will
wait
for
a
lead
from
Vancouver
be
tmptoy.dinii.tbn.taess.orbj
jorc
laKing
action
toward
the
formation
of
a
new
pro-
persons
and
their
families.
such
vincf
ior
nortnern
untish
Columbia
and
Alberta.
The
in-
"The
shareholders
umauon
is
mat
rrmce
Rupert
people
are
not
alive
to
their
corporation
may
OWn
interests
and
nr
sIaw
tn
nff
DAIL
NEWS
.
M:,.;diy.
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4,f
1033,
"
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i.-
There's
no
money
in
trips
to
the
south
pole,
declared
Bernt
Salt
chen,
famous
pilot
of
the
Byrd
expedition
Who
confesses
lh
he
has
been
out
of
work
for
several
months.
Well
a
least
he
ha?
time
to
play
with
Bernt.
Jr.
'
IN
THE
LETTER
BOX
RE
THE
DOUBLE
TAX
Take
as
example
the
city
of
Prince
Rupert.
Had
the
city
Editor.
Daily
News:-defaulted
on
one
of
its
recent
bond
payments
in
New
With
reference
10
yUr
recent
edl
York
the
provincial
government
would
have
dismissed
the
C-tte
d0f255
present
mayor
and
council
and
appointed
some
person
of
SoSSST
its
own
choice
whq
would
take
up
tne
work,
reporting
only
ernment.
we
wish
to
draw
to
your
to
Victoria
and
With
all
the
powers
of
the
present
city
attention
the
following
extracts
council
to
levy
taxes,
collect
taxes,
pay
bills
arid
carry
on
from
the
Domlnlon
"income
War
the
affairs
of
the
municipality.
He
Would
even
have
the
Tax
Act"
as
presently
ln
force:
poWBr
to
pass
bylaws.
"A
Family
Corporation
means
a
corporation
seventy-five
per
tent
of
i
-
the
stock
of
which
is
owned
by
members
of
one
family,
one
or
more
IS
n
t......
PRINCE
RUPERT
SLOW?
of
which
members
takes
an
active
part
ln
the
business
operations
of
ARE
We
struggling?
1
dltor,
Daily
News:
Citizens,
are
ybU
being
paid
war
'me
Wages?
Retailers,
are
youen
eying
war
tune
prices?
Wholesal
ers,
are
youf
goods
not
moving
on
account
of
War
time
prices?
We
all
who
buy
meat,
flour,
butter
and
tggs
know
quite
lyjll
that
JJie
producer
Is
not
even
enjoying
hard
time
prices
for
his
product.
After
the
existence
these
time
there
still
are
a
few
who
believe
in
war
time
prices.
N6t
onlv
that
"bift
it
also
appears
to
me
they
believe
It
it
man
Is
hnrn
In
n
h-t-n
fib
i
Page
Rideotlt
of
the
Peace
River
wants
tn
knmtf
In
n
the
corporation,
or
a
corporation,
I
horse
and
has
no
other
place
in
life,
mnnmlffltion
m1,lw,COOrl
f
tU
the
rul
Chamber
of
Z
IZL
"...
d
eighty
per
cent
of
the
stock
of
I
there
are
a
few
citizens
who
have
actively
1
enjoyed
ten
to
niteen
years
of
War
.
1
I
-
I
f
At
(
1
time
prices
ln
the
:
barber
business
and
still
there
areno
changes
in
their
Drlces.
Better
still,
with
(hit
icio
ui
of
a
a
Family
raiiuiyi
-
elect
elect
that,
that,
in
m
n
lieu
'
TolUme
Prosperity
to
their
Credit
.
.
'
thv
n-p
nnw
tHvlrl
in
mhnt
that
vi
of
the
uie
corporation
corporation
being
Deing
assessed
assessea
as
.
r
..
n.w.
a
Corporation,
the
income
of
the
obligations.
The
one
man
fair
Cheap
Pnacihlt,
iha
,ittt
.
.
OSSlbly
the
greatest
ttntt
difficulty
u
u
here
IS
4
to
get
unity
of
corparstlon
be
dealt
with
under
this
snP
eta
the
b,a.
Just
imagine
action.
It
SeemS
to
be
thd
Case
that
if
One
OerSon
SUtrfrASts
act
as
if
such
corooration
were
a
a
one
man
shop
can
cause
so
much'
a
line
Of
action
there
is
always
a
faction
ready
to
Oppose
Partnership,
and
eath
shareholder
hardship-
That
alone
ought
to
be1
just
as
consistently
as
an
opposition
opposes
the
govern-
!naU
thfrt
be
defemetf
10
be
a
Part"
Sl
t0
P,we
What
the
pubHcl
&
ftS
iMuTs'liI?;
not
cause
60
m
'
-
brought
to!
much
mucn
by
ItS
intrinsic
Vftlue
as
by
the
people
w
Who
are
SUg-
cordirig
to
his
Interest
as
a
share-
mlnd-
?rn
1
nave
bwn
informed
Mr.
gOSting
Or
backing
It.
holder.
Citizen
Is
out
of
town,
perhaps
oh'
There
is
also
a
reluctanCe.to
join
the
Chamber
of
Com-1
"Dividends
of
a
Family
corpor-
?f
IT
d"2en
zt
diy.rt
Jn
hrtngins
pressure
t0
bear
in
the
"ns
rr
ss
It
is
sometimes
complainell
that
the
big
companies
are
'ft
lleS1?
,n
advfnce'
M"
too
strongly
represented
in
the
Chamber
of
Commerce
der
the
provision
of
this
sec-
i?ti"I!lrlir,in-and
that
they
use
their
influence
against
free
action
of
,
"
m
il
a
SSSom
the
chamber.
We
do
not
think
this
is
correct.
If
there
is
JfZ
ofa
Faml,y
Z
.
too
large
a
percentage
of
i-epresentation
from
what
is
jPSB
"
Sometimes
known
no
thn
Unrov
Int-nt
n
lo
k..,
i.7
'
L'UC"
I"aI'
.comPanlf
as
John
.
P.
MalaHv.
tnlnln.
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.....
uHvu.w),
ii.
io
ucmujc
nic
luunro
ine
suojeci
oi
your
eaitor-
-
:
others
refuse
to
ally
themselves
with
the
organization
and
-
and
it
will
be
seen
therefore
JJSw
u
JShSS
.
&
f
.
l
take
Dart
n
t.
nrnrPPrl5nrf
that
vmlr
remarks
lmnlvin
rim,hi
d.Utrhti
dlsembarked
here
frofn
the,
"
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.
...
r."
"
II
earner
princess
Nnenh
vMrrto
When
a
LrnvPi-nmPht
frnvormAt
rlnn,n,nt
h
taa"0"
were
rnisleadihg.
For
ex-
nnhSil
J
Z
7",
'u
"1'
Pie.
the
income
of
a
small
eom-
anciai
concern
i
or
any
outside
organization
wishes
infor-
pdny
to
which
the
definition
of
a
mULirin
fir
nrivipo
in
voiriwl
In
I'll
nnn
-..',.
rvn..
ii
n
..
is
made
to
the
Chamber
of
Commerce.
It
is
the
recognized
and
naMnK.
y.
three
shareholders,
.
.
authority
for
the
commercial
life
of
the
city
If
every
mer-
18
not
taxbk
m
tne
nands
the
Mondays,
Wednesdays
and
fVi.
chant
and
professional
man
belotirari
to
ft
nnd
nttrnrirvi
"m?fnt:
.but
.,s
tax.ab,e
,n
the
days
3
pM
the
meetings
there
Wnnlrl
Hp
mA
In
if
B
n.eWltl,
A
"?
are.l?0,ae?
acP
d
,
-o
-
"
v
-
pooiuniHtof
vrnw
ui8
io
ineir
jnieresis
as
snarenoid-
iues
ot
tne
signs
of
a
really
hve
town
is
a
really
live
chamber
ers.
Dividends
of
such
a
company.!
days
of
commerce
or
board
of
trade
supported
by
the
whole
ta
eCM
of
what
would
be
the
-
business
community.
taxable
income
of
the
company,
are
,
taxable
In
the
hands
of
th
hat-p.
H
The
Fish
which
made
Prince
Rupert
Famous
"Rupert
Brand"
SMOKED
BLACK
C
Prepaid
Dally
Hy
Canadian
Fish
GoU
Storage
Co.,
Lid.
PRINCE
KUPEUt
ac.
holders,
but
only
to
the
extent
of
such
excess.
That
Is
to
say.
the
comtiahV
oavs
no
tax-
th
ithr.
I
i
holders
are
taed
according
to
their
'proportionate
interest
in
the
net
profits
of
the
company,
and.
if
dlvl
!dends
are
paid,
also
on
the
amount
I
by
which
such
dividends
exceed
the
amount
of
net
OTof
its
on
which
they
,
have
already
beert.
taxed,
there
Is!
therefore
no
duplication
ot
tax.
By
registering
as
a
Family
Cor-
j
potation
In
the
manner
provided
by
the
act.
the
members
have
the
advantage
of
being
taxed
at
a
lower
1
1
rate
than
the
ten
per
cent
charged
i
4jon
company
profits,
and
can
also
kiuuii,
iu
iiiuiviuuciis,
nigner
ex-emjitions'
than
are
afI6wedrto
companies.
As
this
seems
rather
an
unpropl-tlous
time
to
suggest
to
an
already
heavily
loaded
taxpayer
that
he
Is
being
taxed
twice
on
the
same
in-
come
by
the
same
government,
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foregoing
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supplied
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for
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fit.
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1
-j
y
iiTiii't
It
romforting
to
reflect
that
during
a
period
wheii
almost
every
type
of
investment
lias
caused
heavy
financial
losses
one
of
your
anscU
lias
continued
lo
pay
one
hundred
cents
on
the
dfcllar.
Hint
asset
Is
Life
Insurance.
In
a
lime
of
uncertainties,
Life
Insurance
hat
remained
a
certainty.
It
has
continued
to
provide
caidi
estate
for
the
widows
and
fatherless
con
tiiiued
to
guarantee
a
definite
nest-egg
for
old
age.
Life
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is
the
one
asset
you
can't
afford
lo
losi;
the
6
nc
asset
which
should
he
at
large
4
possible.
Talk
it
over
whh
a
Life
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.
representative
and
invest
your
savings
where
they
Vrill
he
safest
and
render
the
mosl
henefit
Id
yourself
and
family.
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Service
Oni
of
seriei
of
mettagct
tpontorej
by
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ytd
"till
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ctt"
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fine
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lobtifte.
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