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I
ECONOMIC
EXPERT
SAYS
ON.R,
IS
REAL
ASSET
TO
DOMINION
OF
CANADA
(Continued
trom
Paee
1
enoueh
to
uav
his
n.-
hm
tht.
jcost
of
all
materials
used,
and
lo
muimam
nis
iaciory
in
cood
us
able
condition,
payinz
all
taxes
and
vestment.'
But
the
man
who
damns
says,
'Oh
no,
earned
$6,000
on
your
$100,000
investment
and
therefore
your
Dlant
has
lost
you
$4,000
and
your
business
must
issue
a
note
to
you
for
this
$4,000
loss
and
pay
Interest
cn
it.'
Tills
goes
on
for
a
neriort
of
years
and
you
will
see
that
in
a
re-1
lot
1
1
-!
rUn..4
It
11
1
I
.
.
t
aiijL
t
tunc
wie
Business
the
depression
In
1931,
paid
all
Us
wages
and
materials
on
operating
account,
taxes
and
all
items
of
expense
except
Interest
on
Invested
capital,
including
substantial
nro-
vision
for
depreciation
and
retirement
of
property
and
amortization
of
bond
discount
in
fact
all
items
of
expense
whether
immediatelv
.
needed
.d
in
ln
cash
cash
or
or
not
not,
and
and
had
had
left
left
public
charges
and
leave
over
$2
-inee
over
somethlnS
as
a
return
on
the
000
a
year.
The
ordinary
man
would
say.
,
"my
business
lias
yielded
m
P"Perty
investment.
During
the
00
profit
profit
on
on
mv
my
$100,000
$100,000
in-
in
worst
of
the
depression
years
1931,
a
$2,000
1932
and
1933,
the
property
Just
missed
Imsiea
doing
aomg
ims-
this,
but
Dut
did
am
provide
Provide
the
Canadian
National
Railwavs
try
us,
"
pvui
ui
iaii-
was.
limiting
,
.
a
small
return
on
.
the
invested!
'
11
uc
"aaian
national,:
capital
would
be
shown'
as
a
hope-1
such
as
the
Intercolonlal,
was'
less
proposition.
'
ncver
desl8ned
to
operate
for
pro-
"The
Canadian
National
Rail-
fltl
the
retum
upon
the
total
-
ways,
from
1923
until
well
on
Into
'
Vfsted
capltal
pr,or
to
the
depres-
l
sion
has
ranged
from
seven-tenths
jof
one
percent
to
2.3
percent
per
E
Ml
a
B
year
and,
if
a
correction
is
made
r
tor
the
Invested
capital
on
pro-jperties
not
designed
to
operate
at!
Fnr
Onnliftr
a
prnt'
the
retum
on"
tne
balance
"I
VUdHlT
,of
the
Dronertv
would
m
DRY
PRUNES
Small
4
lbs
Where
Dollars
Have
P.
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vn
you
should
hn,,irt
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Phone
18
Ask
For
GOLD
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SALMON
Fancy
Red
Sockcye
Look
for
the
WHITE
LABEL
with
the
GOLD
SEAL
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Packed
by
the
only
Salmon
Canning
Company
with
an
all
the
year
round
payroll
in
Prince
Rupert.
cash
expenses,
except
interest.
In
1
1934
a
slight
return
on
invested
(
.capital
account
resulted
from
the
;
improvement
in
business
conditions
I
and
the
1935
result
is
aealn
some.
,
'
what
better.
Actually
Made
Profit
"With
no
allowance
for
the
fact
1
jthat
a
considerable
-
portion
"
of
the
i.j
percent
to
3.1
percent
and,!
mark
you
this,
upon
the
total
in-
vestment
without
the
wrlte-rinum
of
one
dollar
representing
the
adjustment
in
the
canital
structure
which
might
properly
have
reflec
ted
tut
virtual
bankruptcy
of
the
properties
at
the
time
thev
taken
over.
Can
Stand
Comparison
"Certain
critics
of
the
Can.irUsn
National
and
of
government
nwn.
ershlp
are
fond
of
pointing
tho
finger
of
scorn
at
a
comnarUrm
nf
the
operating
ratio
of
the
Canadian
National
with
the
operating
fuuo
oi
omer
large
railway
sys
terns.
Relevent
factors
nil
rmoH
fn
be
taken
into
account
before
on"
could
draw
any
Inferencp
as
.n
relative
operating
efficiency
from
a
spreaa
in
tne
operating
ratios.
When
thoroughly
looked
conclusion
one
would
reach
is
that
the
spread
ln
the
operating
ratios
arises
mainly
from
differences
In
the
characteristics
of
the
proper
ties
ana
not
from
a
difference
ln
eflciency.
The
staff
of
officers
and
employees
of
the
C.N.R.
will
stand
comparison
with
the
best."
"Replying
to
charges
that
th
Canadian
National
navs
littio
nr
no
taxes,
as
compared
with
nr!.
vate
industry.
Mr.
Fairwpathpr
said
that
the
direct
taxation
nM
by
the
CNR.
at
present
amounted
to
$5,200,000
a
year,
as
commrM
with
the
CPJt.
payments
of
$4,100,-
uuu
and
Indirect
taxation
Includ-l
ing
sales
tax,
excise
tax.
etc..
to
an
estimated
amount
of
$16,003,-000
per
year
on
the
C.N.R.
compared
to
$10,000,000
per
year
om
the
CPJt.,
the
total
tax
payments
of
the
two
systems
being
$21,200.-000
for
the
CNR.
and
$14,100,000
for
the
CP.R.
Mr.
Falrweather
said
that,
at..
'
tempts
had
been
made
to
promote
the
misconception
that
the
capital
expenditures
on
the
Canadian
National
Railways,
amounting
to
$432,000,000
from
1923
to
date,
had
been
wasted.
He
contended
that
the
largest
part
of
this
capitol
was
wisely
expended
and,
had
heavier
rails,
stronger
bridges
and
better
locomotives
and
cars
noS
MACKENZIE'S
FURNITURE
FURNITURE
FLOOR
COVERINGS,
REDS
SPRING
MATTRESSES
All
Kinds
Phone
775
Third
Avenue
"TIME
THE
TOILER"
MAC.VaHAT
AEG
WE
GOK6
TO
1X577
SOMHONH
VTCLE
ALL
THS
SILK
I
IS!
sk
DAILY
NEWS
Rare
Picture
of
Victoria
and
Edward
This
rare
picture
from
out
of
the
past
shows
Queen
Victoria
with
her
great-grandson
who
is
now
King
Edward
VIII
The
young
Prince
was
only
seven
years
old
when
the
great
old
lady
of
the
British
Empire
died,
marking
th
passing
of
the
Victorian
era.
Historians
feel
that
the
passing
of
George
V
marks
the
end
of
another
era.
been
procured,
the
operating
costs
of
the
property
at
the
present
time
would
be
at
least-$12,000,000
a
year
more
than
they
are;
an
amount
equal
to
the
interest
on
the
capital
spent.
At
Variance
With
Facts
"Speaking"
as
an
economist,,
cor.
eluded
Mr.
Falrweather,
"I
find
the
assertion
that
there
is
a
rail
way
problem
so
serious
as
to
threaten
the
existence
of
th?
country
somewhat
at
variance
with
the
facts.
If
the
assertion
wero
true,
one
would
expect
to
find
Canada
burdened
with
very
high
unit
transportation
costs.
Oulio
on
the
contrary,
one
finds
that
the
economic-
unit
cost
of
railway
transportation
ln
Canada
is
as
low
as
that
of
any
other
comparable
country
in
the
world.
One
would
expect,
too,
to
find
a
country
in
which
the
ratio
of
Its
wealth
to
its
railway
capital
was
low;
quite
on
the
contrary
one
finds
tho
ratio
of
national
wealth
to
Invested
railway
capital
in
Canada
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Feb.
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I
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A
CLU5,
BUT
T'S
3oST
A
WAO
OP
CHEVUlMtf3"uM
bw!Vi.
1
h
-
fff.wrr
T2-
to
be
high.
In
fact,
for
every
dollar
expended
on
railway
development,
there
is
an
average
figure
of
over
$10
00
in
national
wealth
and
this
Canadian
National
wealth
could
never
have
been
brought
into
being
without
the
railway
develop
ment."
C.
N.
R.
Trains
For
the
East
Mondays,
Wednesdays
and
Fridays
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p.m.
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the
East
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Married
Her
Boss"
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a
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night
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a
result
of
marital
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he
cannot
do
without
his
secretary
so,
to
hold
her,
he
decides
to
marry
her.
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intention
of
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home
and
at
the
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she
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up
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for
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time
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reason
why
her
boss
married
her
and
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the
hair
begins
to
fly.
Michael
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who
made
a
hit
In
Gace
Moore'sJatest
picture
"Love
,
Me
Forever,"
is
seen
In.
"She
Mar-ried
Her
Boss"
as
a
playboy-business
man.
j
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in
the
week
"Shipmates
Forever,"
with
Dick
Powell
and
I
Ruby
Keeler,
and
"The
Dark
Angel,"
with
Fredrlc
March,
Herbert
Marshall
and
Merle
Oberon,
also
i
above
the
average
in
entertainment
value,
will
be
shown.
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'She
Married
Her
Boss'
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w
inthegraclous:cha?mS
of
comedy
role
that
last
year's
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picture
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