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EDITION
5.0't
March
22,
1033
.
INCREASED
TAXES
Last
week
the
provincial
minister
of
finance
announced
.
that
the
taxes
would
be
increased.
Yesterday
the
federal
.
minister
announced
that
the
little
sum
of
seventy
million
dollars
niore
than
the
previous
year
would
be
extracted
from
the
pockets
of
the
ten
million
people
who
inhabit
this
country.
It
means
seven
dollars
each
for
every
man,
woman
and
child
in
the
country
and
the
people
with
children
will
pay
more
than
their
share
because
the
children
consume
as
much
sugar
and
other
taxable
commodities
as
grownups.
In
a
family
of
six
the
tax
would
be
approximately
$42
a
year
more
than
formerly.
To
levy
that
much
extra
taxes
when
the
average
earning
power
of
every
community
has
dropped
ten
to
fifty
nercent
is
a
terrible
blow.
The
hardest
tax
is
that
upon
investors
in
companies,
and
it
is
probable
that
m
many
cases
companies
will
be
dis
solved
and
a
return
be
mat.c
taprivate
control.
Incorpora
ted
companies
have
to
pay
twelve
and
a
half
percent
on
;
.
-
i
i
:if
ii
-
i:..s.i
l
l
ine
income
earned
ami
n
mere
is
u
uivmeim
uic
suuie-holders
have
to
pay
again
on
the
same
money
from
three
percent
up,
according
to
the
amount
of
their
income.
HARDSHIPS
ON
FAMILIES
Is
it
any
wonder
that
people
refuse
to
have
families.
Doctors'
fees
for
mothers
are
so
high
that
it
h
impossible
for
many
to
pay
in
these
difficult
times.
Living
costs
are
-being
increased
through
taxes
levied
upon
food.
Hospital
4fees
are
high.
Everything
is
loaded
against
the
person
with
a
family.
Governments
conspire;
with
others
to
make
family
life
difficult
Now
it
is
being
proposed
in
some
Quarters-to
do
away
with
what
are
known
as
social
ser
vices,
which
are
in
many
cases
services
designed
to
assist
those
who
raise
families.
TAX
ON
SUGAR
The
most
recent
levy
of
the
government
announced
yesterday
is
one
that
will
hit
every
f
amiy.
Sugar
is
to
be
taxed
two
cents
a
pound,
in
addition
to
the
six
percent
sales
tax
and
the
increased
income
tax
on
the
people
who
manu
.facture
it.
All
this
will
be
added
to
the
consumer,
the
wo-
4tnen
and
children
as
well
as
the
men
Two
cents
a
pound
on
sugar
is
an
impost
that
made
the
dealers
gasp
when
they
heard
of
it.
OPTIMISTIC
NOTE
One
optimistic
note
in
the
budget
was
that
Empire
trade
was
increasing
There
was
a
drop
of
a
quarter
of
a
billion
dollars
in
all
foreign
trade
in
eleven
months
but
there
was
recently
an
improvement
of
Empire
trade
which
was-
increasing.
The
country
was
now
the
fifth
trading
country
in
the
world
Mr.
Rhodes
said.
He
did
not
say
to
what
extent
Empire
trade
was
making
up
for
the
decline
with
other
countries
but
at
any
rate
it
is
improving.
That
is
something
to
be
thankful
for.
The
lowering
of
interest
rates
will
be
another
step
in
the
1
A
1
?
T"
1
A.
ngni
direction,
Lountiess
wnen
me
cnarterea
banks
pay
less
for
the
use
of
the
savines
of
the
neonle
thev
will
TONIGHT!
Championship
BASKETBALL
EXHIBITION
UUILDING
March
22nd,
23rdf
8
p.m.
promp:
Between
C.
N.
R.
A.
VANCOUVER
and
C.N.R.A.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Prclfmlnarigg-3farch
22nd
Comets
vs
Cardinal-
March
2rtl
Tuxia
vs.
Warriors
The
Boys'
Band
have
kindly
donated
their
services
for
the
games
.
Adult,
50c
Admission
Children,
25c
DANCE
Immediately
after
each-
name,
23e
Winners
in
Indoor
Track
Events
EVelyn
Hall
Meff
,.f
Chit-ago.
.
..
Pearl
Young,
winner
of
the
50-:r.
,t
v
ci
-!i
..
;!iey
.
pp
.:i'l
iut
after
their
victories
in
the
worn
n
national
indoor
tr
ick
and
field
championships
at
Madison
Square
Garden.
New
York.
Miss
Hall,
an
Olympic
star
is
co-holder
with
Miss
Mildred
Dtdrikson
of
the
world
s
record
f
it
the
80-meter
hurdles.
Spanning
Tke
Harbor
"Cat's
Meow
Repulsion
Bridee"
lo
be
Erected
Sas
Writer
in
High
School
Journal
First
Year
Prof.
R.
Obata
and
Dr.
O.
Fulton
invented
the
now-famous
Ogo-Pogo."
Tills
year
these
two
great
men.
geniuses
both,
have
made
an
equally
marvelous
Invention.
If
essity
of
Invention."
and
this
case
Is
rp
exception
to
the
rule.
It
was
necessary
to
build
a
bridge
across
Salt
Lakes
is
Rupert
s
flag-ground.
I
wved
by
the
domestic
science
A
bridge
of
such
a
magnitude
would
ordinarily
cost
thousands
of
dstlars.
and
as
Rupert
Is
in
no
way
financially
prepared,
to
mesi
such
as
ex-,
pense.
Prof.
Obata
and
Dr.
O.
Fulton
were
called
upon.
These
two
great
men.
recently
graduated
from
the
Seal
Cove
Dental
College,
where
they
spedalbwd
m
bridge-work,
have
succeeded
In
inventing
a
bridge
whleh
win
east
no
more
than
one
hundred
dollars.
The
bridge
operates
on
the
principle
that
like
charges
repel,
and
unKke
charges
attract.
Now
every
body
knows
that
when
ebonite
Is
rubbed
with
cats'
fur.
a
charge
of
electricity
is
produced
In
the
ebon
ite.
This
process
is
produced
In
the
power
house
Three
or
four
eats
are
placed
in
a
circular
troagh.
and
a
mouse
is
thrown
In
with
them.
The
cat
run
after
the
moune.
and
in
so
doing
they
rata
against
ebonite
rods,
and
so
produce
charges
which
are
carried
by
wires
to
the
bridge
charge
less
for
the
services
they
give.
At
present
the
rateiyh-..brtfd,'
ilJri
t
i
r
.
ii
i
i
.
I
'a
light
elothrllke
material
which
is
eiuni
uerceni
ior
small
loans
anu
six
percent
lor
muni-
ey
Mifhteneed
by
charges)
The
eipal
and
other
similar
loans.
That
is
the
same
rate
charged
bruta
is
laid
on
a
band
of
ou
across
when
times
were
good.
the
harbor,
and
fastened
firmly
at
-
:
-arh
end.
Oofh
the
bridge
and
the
n
ort
urnter
ft
are
attached
to
the
t
wires
from
the
power
house,
wnen
the
raoaie
Is
thrown
uv
the
bridge
swings
up.
being
'
repelled
by
the
like
charge
on
trie
oil
beneath
The
bridge
1
held
In
tMs
postUoa
as
Ion?
a
the
charge
Is
maintained
The
oil
under
the
bridge
is
kept
)r
plae
by
behrg
aswhsred
to
the
bottom
of
the
harbor.
Whenever
a
ship
peases
th
reach
the
all.
the
'
bridge
wavers,
but
the
oil
soon
flows
back
over
the
hole,
and
the
bridge
again
becomes
steady.
Whenever
a
eat
eatehea
the
mouse
,
a
fresh
riou
Is
let
In.
and
the
race
contlrMM
The
eats
work
on
shifts,
eaeb
cat
btdwv
given
a
rest
after
every
hour
The
power
of
the
bridge
varies
from
five
to
three
cat-power,
denendta?
on
the
sloe
of
the
mouse.
The
eomrtrnetion
of
th
bridge
will
be
in
the
hunds
of
Hanson's
Lumber
Company
Cinetem
8mall
will
be
architect.
Work
wUl
commence
In
April.
1933
and
upward
of
1000
men
will
be
employed,
with
wages
of
two
watts
per
daf.
as
under
the
new
technoc-rat.
syatenv.
The
bridge
should
be
completed
early
In
March.
1M3.
The
dav
of
the
opening
of
the
pw
hrirtve
will
be
a
gala
day
for
Mnee
Rnnert.
The
program,
which
Is
somewhat
elaborate,
will
be
as
follows:
At
4:07
am
Mayor
Dussanlch
wrll
gttr
the
opening
speech,
to
the
tnnr
of
Hie
All-American
Olrl
"
Rveryone
will
loin
In
on
the
ehortn
At
1:92
p.m..
the
mayor
will
throw
in
the
mouse,
and.
amid
the
thon-
derma
applause
of
the
millions
of
spectators,
the
bridge
will
slowly
rise,
to
join
to
Tatmpsean
Peninsula
for
the
first
time
in
the
history
of
;
the
city
of
Prime
Rupert.
Then.
this
Invention,
"The
RepoWob
providing
the
brMt
stays
up.
Mayor
Bridge,"
proves
a
success.
It
win
un-,
Bassanich
wfll.euf
the
tape,
and
doubtedly
revolutionise
the
bridge-
:
the
multitude.
Jed
by
K.
Green
and
building
Industry.
It
Is
said
that
"mother
is
the
nec
his
drums,
will
crass
the
bridge.
The
crowd
will
then
a4)oam
to
the
Salt
Lakes,
where
they
will
be
enter
talned
by
Oren
himself,
who
will
give
an
exhibition
of
his
still
with
the
harbor
to
Salt
Lakes,
for
thai
ice.
KeireasMnenu
win
HotSo
Lovely
in
Britain
Today
National
Coverwrwuifr
here
Seem
to
Be
Sufcjeet
to
Criticism
Even
From
Those
hi
Busines
SooBorters
of
ta
It-called
"non
partisan"
govarnmelst
maWmetn
in
British
government
have
been
loud
ly
refer,
ing
to
the
achlavetaanU
of
the
Natlopal
government
In
Great
BriUun
and
the
supgyfecd
eminent
success
with
Which
it
has
been
sup-
ing
to
a
local
friend,
all
may
not
be
so
satisfactory
In
the
Old
Land
un-
derNationl
gsrverasnoat
aa
might
j
be
supposed.
In
part,
the
latter
or
the
former
local
c
it
Hen
says:
"What
a
game
x-called
govern-'
merit
is!
When
one
says
seffHrh.
It
i
about
sums
it
up
I'm
mf
right.
To
hetl
wUh
you.
mil
Income
tea
U)
w(h1
Of4y
this'
month
X
bds;to
dunsvpe
lev
the
privilege
of
keerJlng
ear
wofd
to
the
gold-hungry
Yonks
whom
Ki
doesn't
seem
to
be
doing;
meh
aeod.
"British
business.
I
madW
the
way
in
which
it
is
hsnrllett.
Is
In
an
ap-
palling
state-
-too
tnany
on
sop
who!
pretend
to
know
and
don
t,
that's
i
the
'bug-bear.'
"T
am
scrir
in
bu
tness
harnew
but
competition
Is
terrtblv
korn
In
any
line
and
waijea.
for
what
one
has
to
produce,
nre
very
loty,
"If
the
powers-that-be
would
mate
mere-ifusw
ahottt
the
serious
problems
nf
llfetrn
Slno-Japimrse
trouble,
ttruttpfevment,
whr
debt
'ettleTicnt
and,
trmtm
mohe-
-the
country
woiiM
be
in
nvueh
belter
state
and
perhaps
a
better
place
to
live
m.
"The
treatment
lecorded
iJapun
hy
the
'fceasrue
of
Nations'
wht
a
farce!)
is
not
popular
with
the
man
m
the
street
here
if
Krigfflnd
(or
America
either)
thlnlot
the
qn
make
Jana!gme
at
her
cSH
she
ha
another
guess
roming.
I
think.
We
are
s
flrte
nation,
ifiwzyn
avarl-elnus
In
vetting
whif
we"wvint.
tvi
dictate
to
anybody
To
my
way
of
thlnklnir
we
are
making
an
at)my
of
an
old
tried
and
true
friend.1
Th"
Prln?e
John
arr'VKl
let
rjort
from
Queen
Charlotte,
tjfainds
Uita
morning
it
TtiKlf
'
,jftr
TEAM
HERE
FOR
GAME
Basketball
Players
From
Vancouver
Artlved
This
Morhlng
"The
C.
N.
ft.
A.
basketball
team
arrived
In
the
city
this
morning
from
Vancouver
to
ptey
a
seriee
of
Karnes
with
the
local
C.
N.
R.
A.
,
team,
the
first
fume
W
be
played
in
the
Exhibition
nail
tonjht.
The
visiting
team
is
comprised
of
the
'following
players:
Les
Wilson.
V.
iBourque.
M.
Irving.
R.
Alpen,
R.
!
Nicholson,
H.
Muntey
and
V.
Brett.
The
visiting
team
looks
as
though
I
hey
are
a
fait
lot
and
from
a
report
i
of
one
of
the
local
basketball
uiay--v
who
visited
Vancouver
lately
they
ah-
a
peppy
team
and
the
game
:
tonight
should
b
one
that
the
I
.spectators
will
talk
of
for
many
a
day
to
come
The
visiting
team
has
been
playing
together
In
the
Senior
B.
Leauue
In
Vancouver
for
the
past
;
season
1
The
local
boys
are
all
on
their
toes
and
going
to
do
their
best
to,
win.
The
following
will
be
the
line-1
.
t
up
lor
the
local
c.
n.
k.
a.
team:
D.
Morrison.
W
Johnson.
8
Stiles.
Smith.
B.
Larnble
"
A.
Crow.
T.
Kelsey
and
V
Memrtes.
CELTIC
WON
FOOTBALL
Wirt
Meet
Motherwell
April
IS
for
Scottish
Cup
Since
Beating
Hearts
Today
C.LASC.OW.
March
82:
Celtic
and
Motherwell
will
battle
for
tire
Scottish
Cup
on
April
13.
Celtic
defeated
Hearts
today
two
godH
lo
one
in
a
replay
of
their
scoreless
game
taut
Saturday.
uo-t'dly
functioning.
According
to
views
expressed
by
a
well
knownL
sr
ssrrrr
o,iHocrey
scores
wan
now
livuisi
In
London,
in
writ-
Happy
Dance
At
Oddfellows
Given
by
Order
Tttere
was
a
good
attendance
at
tMe
Oddfellows
Hail
last
night
to
enjoy
the
old-
time
dance
under
the
tuaplees
of
the
Oddfertows.
Daitclflc
wss
enjoyed
from
9
o'clock
an
til
the
esrrty
hoars
of
the
morning
to
the
trains
of
the
Scotch
Orchestra
eematsttng
of
J.
Dreamer.
3.
Lee.
J.
Watt,
and
J
B.
.Hacftay
At
midnight
dehkus
rerrexhmeTits
wers
mrrmA
by
the
ladles
of
the
Hebe-kah
Lodge.
The
committee
In
chart
of
the
eventnr
was
N.
Mosnfhouse
and
W.
Ebt.
3
lladden
was
a
capable
master
of
ceremonies.
Toronto
3
Hew
York
Amerleafts
i
Jfev.
Tork
R
tnten
2
fmton
3
Ottnw
.
3.
Montreal
a
m
u
a,t
mnu
'
tun
u
tunm
FURS
Wanted
I
HAVK
A
BIO
OKDKIt
,
KOU
MARTIN
And
will
pay
30'
,
higher
for
thcue
skiiiH.
Send
them
in
at
once.
.
G0LDBL00M
;
The
Old
Kellable
;
i
a
ra
i
(
en
i
j
m
Ki-g-
RENT
A
Radio,
Sewing
Machine,
Typewriter
McRAI?imOS.rLTD.
ggsnsgnanss
CHARGES.
OF
GRAFT
MADE
IN
ALBERTAi
IJbeial
Leader
Sas
f
orty
Contract
Let
Without
Tender
and
111
WfleJtUrt
f
ItoorlU
Charted
to
resign.
likQclng
no
words
in
his
charges,
and
quoting
from
the
official
re
plies
tabled
in
the
Legislature
to
orations
asked
by
him
earlier
In
the
session
as
his
authority,
the
Liberal
leader
threw
the
front
ben-ahes
of
the
government
supporters
into
a
fever
of
exctirmiit
and
left
the
rank
and
file
of
the
U
T
A.
members
sitting
stunned
and
speechless
In
their
seats.
'
In
bringing
his
charges
of
dishonesty
axainst
th
administration
of
the
department
Mr.
Howson
said
he
dM
so
after
consideration
and
in
fatl
real
but
ion
of
his
posl-
j&jgnS
as
LssssssssVa
Ycs.lsthe
Kidneys
Wednesday.
Maivi,
amily
Shoe
Store
Ltd.
We
shall
lie
pleased
to
show
you
we
ran
suit
your
pocket
book
as
well.
as
your
foot
comfort
Women's
Show
n
low
fW
....
:
$1,95
Men'i
Show
as
low
(....:..
.$3.95
Chftdron's
Footworn
low
at
$1.35
Abave
are
reliable
Jrkt
The
I'ltfCF.
of
your
footwear
I
the
VALUK
yon
get
in
wear.
QUALITY
COUNTS.
Do
not
lx
mK
:.
by
price
only.
INHI'KCriON
INVITr.B
Third
Avenue
l'lionc
r,7
Sole
Agents:
Onyx
Shoes
for
Werncri
and
ilarlt
Shoes
fer
M
n
City
Scrip
AcepUl
,
tkm
as
the
leader
of
a
mw
.
hl.s
ddty
to
lha
paiiy
boin
.
tnd
without
the
Ii
jum'.
ImouKlWt'
Probe
Aoked
HlffaMsklt
was
swe
plriK
.m
i
reaching.
Overpaymenu
In
..i
of
loose
roclcwoTk
ovcr.-l-.u.
flOttd
reck
Work.
ovrrch
:
.
rlsarsaa
and
ambijUm
ii
and
finally
a
MCd:ia.i!ou
-a1
ou:
for
extras"
mi
':
'
tracts
were
all
churned
ti
.
'
ieral
leader
who
rulled
for
EDMONTON.
March
K:-Charg-
ctuUsi-
itSk
wrkc
rifnarlmi
i.'
lng
grave
Irregularities
hi
the
pro-
(
..,t.g
g
x
aiMl
,
viacial
highways
depurtment
of
.
rweepuig
nature
that
they!,,
uxpswr
m-i--
amounted
to
"a
fcandal
and
a'-
lhrowB
-wav
hf
crtme."
aetd
dswwrmg
that
ol
BtcontracU
lniueari
of
bn
omrasu
iet
m
me
past
iwe
yifsrs;
((,nder
bttn
h9nlK,
,,
for
highway
flSSMsrwctiwi
only
nine
tnW9tnmenV
fsvt.red
f.
nave
bsan
let
by
teuder.
and
Uwtj
(teaeton
in
the
remaining
40
gross
overpay-1
-j
m
tunikm
it
menu
had
been
made
in
every
in-1,
hat
the
highway
con
u.i
stance.
W.
It.
Bowson.
Liberal
lead-J
unfcVr
nUruM.
r
er.
caused
a
actuation
In
the
LegJ-
worka
to
a
nrMda4
h
Is
tare
when
he
cturged
deliberate
Tram
a
return
m
ic
ralstficatlon
of
enauieeri'
recoriU'(tpintmeBt
pubhr
wu
to
cover
up
the
Irregularities
uxl
:tM4
t
last
two
year-
"..
tailed
upon
the
whole
goverruneat
bll0n
&
ooatrarU
l.
t
of
th.
nlne
have
been
le
by
has
the
ram
later
of
aublir
been
letting
the
n.r
:r
bidet
The
return
sho
'
'
for
I
fsad
that
in
evrrv
m,
when
maun
settlement
contractors
the
nriouni
.i
trimirtdonshr
in
cxt-chs
autosmt
given
in
the
rnntm
DenUl
of
the
rhirtes
bv
Hon
O
L
Mcpherson
n
of
public
works
Psychology
Is
noon
a
:'t
"
Mixa-el'
a
riibi
'
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'Thc
Pain
is
Here"
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ja
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"saaaaLaaaaajP--
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P.hii
in
tht
small
ol
lh
btck
ttll
ol
tidney
drnmnti.
Othw
iymDlom
ft
pllof,
Ion
of
wtiiM,
dtyntu
ol
0
l
'
nd
wflinj
ol
th
limb.
B.tU.cht
it
die
rnot
tert.iir
wmlin
rh.t
0
Kdntyi
M
to
filter
ths
poHoeous
uric
scid
Item
the
blood.
You
my
lo
he
lftiunt
ritd.thi
tnd
chinj
limbi,
lor
sod
poivoni
lwyt
ciui
bodily
pln
d
It
you
nt
lo
potitiftly
imov
the
(wi
of
uh
silmeiiti,
driMbls
to
tnv
Dr.
Ch.u'l
KidnsyUwr
PHI.
Fl
hill
etirfwv
tht
hve
pfovss
tfteir
tuectn
s
mot
Kttis
mtm
ol
iiioini
ths
health
nd
activity
of
ths
kidntyi,
tht
Jlver
nd
tht
bowtli.
It
it
btciutt
of
their
direct
d
combined
eclion
on
thett
o"ii
that
they
pov
effective
when
onMy
mdttini
lil.
Put
them
tht
intend
you
will
certainly
be
pleated
with
tht
prompt
end
cert.n
benefitt
obtained.
Dr.
Chase's
KIDNEY
and
LIVER
Pills
Because
it
doesn't
pay
to
ndvortiso
poor
produrK
It
docs
pay
to
buy
those
advertised.