fjn
pour
QUEBEC
WOMEN
REALLY
FIRST
TO
ENJOY
VOTE
IN
WHOLE
BRITISH
EMPIRE
i
But
Men-Minded
Assembly
Revoked
Privilege
10')
Years
Ago
and
Fight
Persists
for
Provincial
Suffrage
T.
By
R.
K.
TAYLOR
'
Canadian
Press
Staff
Writer
QUEBEC,
April
9:
(CP)
Women
of
Quebec
await
the
next
development
in
the
vexed
nuestion
of
whether
or
not
they
should
get
the
vote
in
provincial
elections.
Like
women
of
other
provinces
they
already
have
the
vote
in
Dominion
elections
on
the
same
basis
as
men."
Though
Quebec
virnor
iiv
h.ivo
nn
voe
in
provincial
contests
it
a
fact
f
riHfr
y
tn?
-r-
-
-
-.
proving
ver-
tv
ft
in
tb-
Bt-
"ir'
hi;""",hv
-f
(
tlsh
Empire
to
vot
'-n
"enc-M
el-
,f
-
"'-'cise
cxpases
the
tlon.
Kotirrf?n
IfMO
and
women
to
all
the
passions
and
ad-
183
Tn
he
latter
yeir
the
As-
ventures
of
electoralism.
sembly
of
Lower
Canada
put
a
stop'
3.
Because
social
reforms,
econ-
to
woman
suffrage,
Dassing
an
Act
omlc
reforms,
hygienic
reforms,
etc.
limiting
tne
voting
privilege
to
men.
"-"
-
a..u..u
iwuiuniu,
T
-
the
right
of
woman
suffrage
can.
Following'
Confederation
In
1867.
be
obtained
Just
as
well
through'
Alberta
women
were
the
first
of
the
influence
of
women's
organtza-i
their
sex
in
Canada
to
vote.
This
tions
on
the
edge
of
polities.
I
was
in
the
provincial
election
of
4.
Because,
in
fact,
it
appears
to
June
7.
1917.
Then
other
Canadian
u-
that
the
very
great
majority
of
provinces,
one
after
another
ex-
the
women
of
the
province
do
not!
cept
Quebec,
granted
the
ballot
to
desire
it.
women
In
provincial
elections.
The
Speculation
on
the
effect
of
this'
franchise
was
first
extended
to
wo-
statement
was
Instant
In
the
legmen
generally
In
Dominion
cam-
Mature
Leader
of
the
Opposition
palgns
in
the
general
election
of
Maurice
Duplessis
asked
what
the'
1921.
government
would
do
with
resnert
the
forecast
legation,
For
the
last
20
years
Quebec
wo-
men
who
wanted
to
exercise
the
Premier's
Reply
franchise
In
'provincial
elections
.
Premier
GodboutreDlied:
1
i
i
1
nave
luugm
jur
it
jii
a
ctui(jai&u
.
that
has
ranged
from
muddy
Que-
'l
do
not
know
actly
when
the
announced
they
don't
want
the
vote
their
water-soaked
clothe.
But
bee
fair
grounds
to
fashionable
bU1
wU1
1x5
submitted
to
the
House
and
even
"abhor'
the
idea.
they
conUnue
distributing
lltera-
drawing
rooms
and
from
the
Que-
or
ln
what
form
11
wUI
appear
but
The
statement
by
the
spiritual
ture.
wetting
their
muddy
clothes
bee
Legislature
to
Buckingham
Pal-
1
can
tel1
mJ'
honorable
friend
that
leader
or
Quebec's
Roman
Catholl:s
like
shining
armor.
Along
the
path
ace.
,n
tne
Present
case'
as
In
other
leg-
added
a
new
factor
in
the
drama
of
to
women'
votes
this
Is
Just
the
They
believed
it
within
reach
Islatlon.
we
will
not
exploit
elevated
the
years
that
has
produced
already
water
haaard.
'
1
11
1
i
.
spntimpnt-
In
this
nrovlnrA
fnr
thp
MmHi
nnA
-.a...
t-.-j..
.
wjien
n
was
announced
in
wie
-
i
wwvmj
-.m-
uioi-uajtu,
wiivw
Speech
from
the
Throne
at
the
op-
benefit
of
Detty
politics
and.
and
Joy.
enlng
of
the
present
session
of
the
B""6c
w
hhu,
neie
are
scenes
iron,
me
panor
legislature
inai
a
0111
wouia
dc
in
troduced
to
that
effect
Church
Opposition
However,
Rodrlfue
Cardinal
Vll
leneuve
recently
listed
In
an
offlc
lal
communique
four
reasons
why
there
are
still
some
people
who,,
ma
of
events
once
they
have
given
their
word,
keep
it."
If
(Meet
Her
in
a
Meter
Cab)
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LUXE
METER
CABS
PHONE
13
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for
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of
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We
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a
well
pre-
Went'
A
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,JBk
pared
carefully
screened
Coal
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to
suit
your
individual
re-
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Sut"
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coal,
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officer
and
shows
I
n
nn
.
.
M.
1
,
.
ID0RA
Roller
Rink
Dally
Sessions
as
Follows:
Mon..
Tues.,
Wed.
7
to
11
p.m.
Thursday
7
to
11
p.m.
Friday
6
to
10
p.m.
Dance
1:30
to
2
a.m.
Sat.
Children
10
to
12
a.m.
2
to
4:30
p.nv
6
to
8:30
p.m.
8-30
to
11
p.m.
Special
Arrangements
Can
Be
Mafe
for
Private
Skating
t
Parties
NEW
ROYAL
-
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Proprietor
"A
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FROM
HOME"
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75c
up
80
Rooms
Hot
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Cold
Water
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B.C.
Phone
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ICE
CREAM,
MILK
SHAKES
and
GOOD
MEALS
At
the
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and
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THE
DAILY
NEWS
Apr;.!
FIRST
LORD
HAPPY
TO
OBLIGE
NAVAL
HEROES
Sailors
from
thf
Fv
1
:
u:
:
A;
ax
beseiged
U-eir
boso.
First
Lord
of
the
Ar'swa.
"v
Win
tau
irom
an
airplane
flying
ln
a
bright
blue
sky
on
a
day
In
1930.
Intrigued
by
the
novelty
of
the
de-
Historic
Precedent
"very
method,
hundreds
read
a
mea-
femlniU-
"'
ov
The
vear
Is
1809
and
ih
nla..
,.
4
the
me
bill
uiu
is
is
introduced
iiiiiuuuccu
and
ana
pass
pass-
-
.
-
erneaa
mere
u
a
grandmother
aet-
es
the
Assembly,
where
many
rural
"'
'r
""nay-
ng
as
aerial
delivery
boy.
She
It
.u
members
have
been
"e
4nock,"g
to
he
PU
fo
traditionally
Mrs.
John
Scott,
veteran
leader
of
.
election
Of
i
-
w
it
ni
memher
in
thf
T-rir
he
1?
"not
in
favor"
of
women
suf-
opposed
to
such
a
measure,
it
will
,
fj""0"
r,
lm,emers
-".Qwbec
feminist.
..
sun
nave
to
nass
me
Leisiative
-"
"
th?lr
Intention
of
voting.
Champion
Radly
Hurt
-rnl.
r,nin.
um
Tit.
fin.
Council
of
Quebec's
bicameral
legls-ln"y
11V
VVMlUIUItllUV
Mill
!
enc
believed
he
was
expressing
ln
lature.
the
document
"the
common
feeling
Even
before
the
Cardinal's
state-
of
the
bishops
of
the
province."
ment.
there
was
some
feminine
op-
I
K.itt.
4
II
I.J
1
1
1
.
Amazed
returning
officers
hur-
.
...
rledly
scan
the
Constitutional
.Act'nSj
Vf
of
1791
under
which
the
vote
wm'?
n.,lhe.,r?.,f,atU.r?
,n
1W2-
granted
to
persons
owning
a
specl-
vZ
Z
J
V"
t
1.
Because
It
goes
against
unity
tion.
Farm
women's
societies
have
,
th.
...
u-n.J?,l
'u
the
House
for
the
woman's
vote.
He
.
-Inrov.d.n;
"th7;V
.m.
ha
bd
a
barrage
of
A
fine-looking
woman,
trin,
and
T
Tne
'f'
h,f
speh
erect,
appears
before
the
returning
-o
ui
i
aaia
MJ
on
Churchill
forat
j
.::
t.
km
the
welcome
home
celebrating
givei
'nesj
L
,dou
upon
their
return
to
Ennd
after
having
driven
the
German
pocket
battleship
Oraf
Spec
to
suicide"
outside
Montevideo
s
harbar
last
December.
POLICE
IN
PR.
GEORGE
Montreallers
watch
pamphlets
'Deficit
Of
Prompts
For
New
Agreement
.
...
.
.
.
i
"vcm
uiu
wiirn
inr
mnn
nr
her
propertr
a
.
MU-iemlnUt
n.
vUlt
to
a
.
"
"
.memoer
nuns
tne
chair
from
h
"-
---
..
.
.
..
"uc?l'?ns-
m,.
ne
iic
returning
itrvuriiiiiK
i
oi-'
of-;
.
""T
.
.
.
"
-
prt
ed
.
a
n
nrmi
premature
nn
tooth
uuv.
n.v,i.k
which
I
kl.J
ll
.
-
I
...
.
.
f.l.ll.iutl
MfWlll
WHICH
nAMHM.I
.
W
n....M
HL..I
I
.
I
I
...
uccr
asics
now
sne
win
vote.
;
,
hurting
the
tnm
child's
tonau
l0ngue
"I
wlU
vote
for
Louls-Joseoh
Pan-
Lauhler
roar
out
but
is
hushed
-
JBll1.l..
W
f
l
.
...
wr.
Miles
in
tne
"v
fau
LOS
ANOELES.
April
9:
ICP
ri
horseplay
increase,
as
he;-r"!
t?
M
.
10
IrOf
five
vears
no
rhamnlnn
nf
nn.
ir.
.
.
,
,
..
V
Suffrage
Campaign
,men',
righU
could
be
found
to
ln-
drawing
morns
r
Qu
becdSn
LVr
m
'
8lmUar
WIL
Spokesmen
for
many
of
the
nnSilI?;
Qubec
w,lh
the
re,t
of
the
Bri'
Rreat-grandchildren
of
Quebec
wo-and
,
and
mud
mud
puddles
are
growine
deeo-'ti.h
tv,i
i
...i....
t
....
.l
Jzi..
,LJ
iJ'"
muuic
M
a
iw
iusi
me
nni
10
vote
in
T
around
a
tm,mn(
-,".,
Sinl.?
W?!n.!5.!
Kln5
and
h,s
celebrate
provincial
election,
in
1834
are
ha.
refuwrfthm
i
.
.
ine,r
Jubllee
ln
1935-
Quebec
w-
noperul
,nat
wncn
e
next
pro-
w?
held
they
will
tribute
tribute
woman
suffrage
7
literature.
their
voteless
plight,
follow
the
his-
have
it
back
So
at
the
gates
thev
stand
p.
nri..i
,.v.
L
.
,
li.
;
traiii
UI
(JCtUIUUlUg
UlCiri
...
.vy.Wv.
oiiiaii
mure
mua
on
King,
George
V.
The
petitions
are
to
bear
con
gratulatlons
to
Their
Majesties
and
appeal
for
help
in
getting
the
vote
'
The
petitions
pour
in
at
the
Montreal
headquarters.
More
than'
10,000
women
attach
their
names.
Feminists
believe
their
campaign
ln
the
press,
in
the
legislature,
at
the
fairs.
In
the
factories
and
on
the
i
rm
has
won
a
huge
body
of
supporters.
Official
channels
refuse
to
convey
the
petition
overseas
and
return
It.
So
a
Montreal
woman
who
is
Britain-bound
I.
given
the
extra
task
or
carrying
the
petition
she
arrives
at
Buckingham
Palace
and
she
delivers
the
petition
to
household
officials.
And
so
they
continued
their
cam-
IN
TIIK
Ml
TKKMK
rol'UT
OF
ISUITIMI
rOMIMIIIA
in
ruoimi:
In
Hi
.Mallir
f
the
fMale
of
ltr
Julian
Jkctoori,
DrvaavA
TAKE
NOTICE
lW
hv
4Arr.
Pro.
bat
burned
out
of
the
Supreme
Court
I
"
-uuui
ixitmoia.
I
wm.
appoinrtxl
Executor
of
Uve
UtMe
of
Jeie
Jullm
Mcluon,
Dcceiwed.
late
of
the
City
of
Prince
II
upon.
Brttlnh
Columbia,
who
oled
on
the
37th
dy
of
Jiuary
190
at
Prince
Rupert
aforewUd.
and
.11
person
Indebted
to
the
Etait
of
the
rtd-
Je
Julian
Jackson,
Deoeaaed,
are
required
to
pay
the
amount
of
their
iiiurqwancm
10
me
fonnwnn
ana
an
Droii
having
Halmii
aint
the
wild
Eatate
are
miuirwl
to
file
thn
with
me
properly
verified
on
or
before
the
SOtih
day
of
April
190
fallln
which
dldtrtbutlon
of
Ui
mid
Eetate
ahall
be
merfe
Ulrtnn
Into
account
only
well
clabiM
m
ahall
then
tiave
been
film
wUih
me.
I
DATED
at
Prince
aupert,
D.
O.
thU
'23rd
day
of
March
1940.
g
I
SYDNEY
DOUdfAS
JOHNSTON
5
Exermtor
of
the
Brtate
of
Jwe
JullAn
JitnJcfton.
Decennrd.
(lislFitO
FOR
SALIi
FOR
SALE
Baby
chicks
from
vigorous
new
blood
leghorn
breeding
stock.
Unscxed
$10.00
per
100.
pul
lets
197)
$25.00
per
100.
Also
Rock
and
Red
chick.
$12.00
per
.100.
Appleby's
Poultry
Farm,
Mls-lnn
Plfv
nn
"
"
r,..
i
i
w.
FOR
SALE-Sealed
tenders
for
the
purchase
of
the
gasboat
"Audrey
W."
will
be
received
by
the
undersigned
up
to
noon
of
Monday.
April
15th.
Length
42
feet,
width
10
feet,
draft
four
feet
and
powered
by
18-20
Easthope.
Boat
may
be
seen
at
Yacht
Club.
Terms:
Cash.
Highest
or
any
tender
not
necessarily
accepted.
Norman
A
Watt,
Official
Administrator.
(88)
FOR
SALE
Piano
and
windows
Write
Hayashl,
Sub
P.O.
No.
1
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
(go
"WANTED
WANTED-
Housekeeper,
middle
aged
widow
preferred.
Apply
Box
491,
Prince
Rupert,
B.
c.
tf
WANTED
oirl
for
general
housework.
Apply
220
Fourth
Avenue
West.
j
If
you
h&ve
somfetnlnif
in
...
try
a
Classified
Ad.
1
i
Whifflets
From
The
Waterfront
J
Canadian
National
Slratmhlps
Summer
Schedule
Relief,
Melville
and
Zapora
Here
on
Way
to
Hanks
'
Canadian
National
StrarmhlDi
Prince
Runert
and
Prince
Oeorie
will
go
on
summer
runt.
Including
the
Alaska
scrvle.
about
th
mH-dle
of
June.
There
will
b
a
weekly
boat
to
Alaska,
arriving
here
as
usual
Wednesday
mornings
from
Vancouver.
Powell
niver
and
Ocean
I
Falls,
sailing
at
1
p.m.
for
the
north
and
returning
here
Monday
morning
and
sailing
at
3
p
m.
that
day
for
Vancouver.
A
change
U
made
In
the
week-end
salllnj
here,
arrival
from
Ihe
uth
Friday
morning,
mlllng
at
noon
for
Stewart
arriving
Stewart
ft
pm.
and
leaving
at
midnight,
returning
here
at
11
a.m.
Saturday
and
sailing
at
4
pm.
Saturday
for
the
south.
The
Mllhut
boat
Relief.
0nL
Merrill
Sollows:
Melville.
Capt
John
IU.MUIIT
.nd
u.m
Show
NUM.,
Southbound
from
8kagway
to
Vancouver
with
a
list
of
45
passengers.
OP.lt
steamer
Prince
Nor-ah.
Capt.
WlIHam
Palmer,
arrived
,
.
In
rwr
A
.'.11.
I
I
.
-
I
InVBtlOn
ternoon
and
sailed
at
8
pm.
for
Vancouver.
The
vessel
landed
three
passenger?
at
Prince
Rupert
and
wvn
knu
111111
iitric
on
Entrance,
which
was
renorUd
n.rud
MICKEY
Ro
v-i
.....
.
.
by
7
given
inw
Um
I
i
oney
Jl'IlV
Garland
In
le
Grinds
MulJ
Wllh
CHARLES
WISXIgJ
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Tele
Smlth'i
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Potato"
terrace"
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P.
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tuiiui.
iui.
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inursatyi
train
!
tn
Voge.
arrived
In
nort
from
Van-
Alberta.
rruiuary
as
oeing
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missing
from
a
ou
month
fr
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.
.
.
.
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it
mor,nM-
moorinzs.
has
nas
hem
been
replaced
rrniir
in
In
w
nrc
pwxkwkiic-
Mitau
nut,
uccituse
ne
is
my
son
out
.
y
because
he
is
an
honest
and
loyal,
,"Ifered
vere
Injuries.
Weeks
palgn.
in
the
mud.
In
the
legisla-
subject,"
she
replies.
before
he
can
quit
hU
bed.
ture.
in
the
press
and
over
the
air
?Prr!?1
P03'110"-lt
annpunced
by
rt
.
.
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v
PnHUnil
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.
.
.
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.
ibiiiv;!
to
m
in
vrHlo
HlllKTHV
a
t4
ciuver
over
the
week-endthe
Re-
lirf
on
Friday,
the
Melville
on
Sun-
Mr.
and
Mr
o
r
Bundu
day
and
the
Zapoa
on
Monday,
returned
to
Terrarr
a,rr
Z.
The
Melville
and
Zapora
are
pro-
the
winter
monih,
::,
,h,
eeedlng
to
the
bank
today
and
the
Relief
expect
to
get
away
PROBE
BY
MILITAf
by
Soldirn
f
Orthetlra
Uadrr
a
Ilomt
Caltirv
CALOARY.
'
April
9
fp.-
M
.
...
inruiKiuik
lkl
-
t..n
.i..
S3J1S0
Durlnr
Ymp
tan
an
nlma
comprehend
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,u"
niii"
Commltsloner
"mmulnTo'c...
To
Call
f'"0"
Sil1?..
nas
been
a
question
upon
which
"iwor,wi,
there
hat
hern
rilffru
nf
nnin.
colored
orchestra
Sradr
PRINCE
OEOROE.
April
9:-
T.
'n
Some
ttn,ma,
"IdenUy
ean.
nfct
W.
s.
Parsons,
commissioner
of
n
etldcnUy
cannot.
The
-a-
J"'lh
provtiKtol
police,
has
notified
the
KU"'
H
PPfr-
l
of
crea-
,
'.
th4t
h'
h
city
mndUf
thTSten
o!
lur"
that
mon-
Ljr'.
the
department
to
terminate
the
dl!rlnfC
lhe
day.
"
J
present
contract
for
the
Doliclnz
alyard
0011
on
fr-
of
Prince
George
in
view
of
there
,ronl
unn
a
P4
'
to
Zl..,:..
tT
l
Ravi
no
fuLn
-
ilium
be
seen
for
eonsiderahlr
Umi
In
.
.
.
..
r
"v,ii
u
UTllUk
W
4,dlJ.4U
'
'
during
the
past
year.
Negotiation
tr,ued
bv
a
"h'nr
't
of
windows
rc
ueing
carnca
on.
CAN
VOU
RK.T
THIS?
In
which
they
were
evidently
seeing
i
.A
nfl
cenl
their
.hadows.
Ther
n.kH
.w..Pf,en
ton
msny
W!a
(for
quite
a
while
and
became
so
!
TJ
violent
that
some
feared
they
wrmld
break
the
windows.
Paaersby
mere
much
Interested
In
the
performance,
i
Rose
Bolt
rat
nd
whistle
buoy.
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