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From
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Rupert
Daily
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As
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See
It
Tuesday,
April
13,
l!tt4
JonORE
BAIinu.
Malya
A
Chinese
fell
or
jumped
to
his
death
from
the
renr
hatch
of
u
Kinuupnre-hound
Malayan
Airways
plane
today.
Politte
recovered
(he
body
In
a
pineapple
field
and
Huvt!
the
inun's
name
u.s
Client
Chen,
a
business
man
who
boarded
the
plrmo
at
Kuala
Lumpur.
.
,
I
e
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Fast
P..
n
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daily
nawspaper
ctvoted
to
tlie
upbuilding
ot
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and
Northfrn
and
Central
Brltuii
Columbia.
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of
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
ot
circulation!
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Dlly
Newspaper
Association.
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by
The
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Criminal
Code
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REPORT
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DaaUf
In
laMtl
lUaort
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fe,
tlrvt.,.,
.
.
.
"
fc.
of
Canada
has
now
been
j
passed
into
law,
so
far
as
i
the
House
of
Commons
is'
concerned.
Only
the
three
most
contentious
matters
remain
for
fit-!
tore
det-Lsinu.
Tiny
arc,
the!
-i'
dentil
penalty,
corporal
punishment,
und
the
li-yal
ditlnitiun
ol
insanity
in
criminal
cu-ns
The
lir.sl.
two
questions
ure.
now
being
.studied
by
u
purhamerilary
committee,
and
llu-
insanity
question
will
he
dealt
with
by
u
Hoyal
Commission,
before
Imal
CALVIN
BULLOCK
lid.
Kru
....
..
THERE
are
reassuring
reports
from
Smithers
that
the
Chamber
of
Commerce
there
is
continuing
to
urge
Htllktey
Valley
fanners
to
organize
their
production
and
marketing
methods
with
a
view
to
increasing
sales
in
this
area.
At
the
Chamber's
last
meeting
farmers
were
old
they
must
hp
prepared
to
meet
grading
stand-irds
if
they
wished
to
find
markets.
Comparison
A-as
made
between
the
systematic
grading
of
milk
to
ensure
a
pure
standard
and
attempts
to
market
poor
.grades
of
vegetables.
It
was
also
observed
that
the
district
lumber
industry
had
been
obliged
to
adopt
a
more
careful
grading
procedure
to
meet
the
demands
of
market.
The
Smithers
and
District
Chamber
of
Commerce
is
to
lie
commended
for
pressing
a
point
which,
if
given
sufficient
heed,
will
benefit
not
only
central
B.C.
f;
trmers
but
consumers
as
well.
Vancouver
and
adjacent
communities
are
ex
PROFFSSOB
AFGHSTF.
PHTARI
uses
IkiIIi
hinds
for
.speed
to
sketch
his'
latest
invention
on
a
blackboard
"in
Brussels,
Belgium.
It
Is
the
"M
.'soscaphe,"
an
underwater
helicopter
which
will
be
used
for
research
at
depths
down
to
fl.000
feet.
A
huce
rotor
fixed
above
the
conning
tower
will
allow
the
sphere
to
ascend
and
descend
vertically
like
a
helicopter.
Two
profilers,
protruding
diagonally
from
the
tower
base
and
powered
by
electric
motors
from
within
the
shell
of
the
machine,
will
propel
the
"Mesosciphe"
forward
and
backward.
Doily
Ne
Cfe
decision
by
parliament.
i
IT
WAS
a
tin-Mine,
and
illuminating;
experience
for
me,
as
Spend
EASTER
h3
OTTAWA
DIARY
I3y
Normon
M.
MocLcod
a
new
M
P.,
to
sit
m
on
this
major
revision
and
codification
of
the
laws
of
Canada.
For
this
of
course
was
much
more
than
a
routine
overhaul
of
our
Criminal
Code,
which
has
been
on
our
law
books
since
1892.
For
the
first
time
in
the
hLstory
of
Can
in
Alaska!
ada,
all
the
crimes
are
now
periencing
their
lustv
growth
not
just
because
thev
f
piuiniy
set
forth
and
the
oi.i
'
,,
,.
,"
'common
law"
inherited
from
Just
a
few
days
ag-o
this
Correspondent
happened
upon
an
informant
who
had
some
arresting
views
on
the
gold
situation
generally
and
the
outlook
for
a
return
to
the
gold
standard
particularly.
LETTERBOX
I
NAHI
K
TO
GKASl'
VISION
occupy
a
htraiegic
position
on
Canadian
iraue
;
Britain
has
been
suix-rsedoi
Leove
Prince
Rupert
.
.
.
Saturday,
April
17,
2
JJ
routes.
An
asset
of
at
least
eoual
imuTirtance
is
the
iThat
is-
from
,l0W
on.
nobody
m
Canada--may
be
charged
wi'h
the
French
fnihc.
In
the
free
liold
market
of
Tangicr.s.
it
now
took
some
thousands
of
French
francs
fewer
than
it
did
a
year
ago
to
buy
an
ounce
of
the
previous
metal.
At
the
time
that
seemed
an
amazing
development.
And
tie;
more
we
thought
about
It
afterwards,
the
.stranger
it
seemed.
For
tin?
French
Government
has
earned
the
reputation
since
the
war
of
being
the
most
unstable
in
Europe.
And
confidence
in
its
currency
has
suflered
accordingly.
Why
the
French
francs
.should
be
growing
In
value
and
Imperishable
gold
be
decreasing
in
value
seemed
a
first
class
my..-
tery.
1
The
more
we
thought
about
(t,
the
more
it
feemed
to
us
that
here
was
a
.subject
worth
clieck-!
inir
Into
further
and
writiti",
i
about.
We
determined
to
look
I
up
our
informant
at
the
first
;
opportunity
and
go
Into
the
matter
thoroughly
with-liiui.
.
Well,
we
Just
won't
ba
able-to
any
kind
of
a
crime,
unless
that
offence
i.s
plainly
named
in
the
Criminal
Code
of
Canada
as
a
ciime.
'
THE
PRESENT
parliament
worked
for
months
on
this
codification
of
the
Code,
and
the
basis
on
which
It
worked
was
a
draft
bill
which
emerged
from
many
years
of
previous
work.
All
the
work
of
the
House
of
Insh
and
proelhctive
k'raser.
Valley
which
feeds
them
at
comparatively
low
cost.
Until
we
up
here
can.match
this
condition,
we
will
never
realize
our
fullest
possible
expansion
and
will
never
reduce
our
cost
of
living
to
the
same
level.
The
Bulkley
Valley
holds
the
answer.
With
the
use
of
imagination
and
method
it
could
become
the
lunch-hox
of
the
north,
and
we
would
no
longer
lt;
paying
the
neighbors
to
share
theirs.
The
point
he
made
In
the
la'.-1
ter
connection
was
that
the
prii-e
inflation
of
the
war
and
pa-a-
war
years
made
a
return
lo
tiie
j
gold
standards
completely
Im-
j
possible.
Since
prices
have
ad-;
vunced
generally
anywhere
from
about
250
to
400
percent,
one
!
1
two
thing's
would
have
had
to,
have
hapiiened
to
gold
to
enable!
It
to
function
attain
as
a
base,
namely,
(al
its
price
would
have;
had
to
have
risen
procprtlnna1"-
j
ly
to
the
rise
in
the
price
of
.?omi-
moditie.s
or
(bi
Its
amount
wool
I
have
had
to
have
!n::rc:ed
I
proportionately
to
the
rise
in
the
!
price
of
commodities.
j
But
a-s
neither
of
these
Uiin-;-
had
happend.
our
informal
t
emphasized
that
there
ju:t
wasn't
enough
gold
in
the
v.o-!
I
to
serve
as
a
base
for
the
amount
of
currency
that
has
to
circulate
in
these
days
of
Inflated
prices.
The
obvious
answer,
if
thj
economic
world
wanted
the
slab-.Ulty
traditionally
associated
with
the
jiolil
.standard,
was
aa
Increase
In
the
price
of
gold.
-and
quite
a
sharp
increase,
too.
i
Then
our
informant
added
another
ralher
asti.nbhiiig
piece
ui
'
j
Information.
He
said
that
duiiiis!
Dip
past
year
gold
had
clepieci-
r
uted
nuite
.shaiply
in
term
c,'
Return
to
Prince
Rupert
.
.
.
Monday,
April
19,
1:15
For
Reservations
Phone
266
The
Edilor,
The
Dally
New.,:
It
must
have
rccn
inspiring
to
i
the
northern
pioneers
who
read
I
the
uncompromising
resolution)
of
the
Liberal
executive
on
the
drydock
question
forwarded
to
Ottawa,
protesting
against
the
Gordon
plan
of
seutllin!;
the'
Prince
Rup-rt
dr."
luck.
j
The
drydock
is
a
vital
portion
of
the
Lauricr
plan
of
bridging
j
the
Pacific
to
the
markets
of;
the
Orient
in
connection
with
!
the
Grand
Trunk
Pacific
Rail-
i
road
...
a
vision
Donald
Gor-
j
'
Commons
was
completely
free
;
completely
non-partlzan.
Both
:
the
Prime
Minister
and
the
'
Minister
of
Justice
had
told
the
On
the
Other
Foot
ELLIS
AIR
UK
House,
in
advance,
that
members
were
to
be
free
to
speak
mid
vole
on
every
question,
without
any
dictation
or
pressure
from
ONE
OF
the
truly
heartening
signs
of
the
times
is
the
disappearing
practice
of
designating
the
race
of
a
person
in
the
news
if
that
person
Office
Opposite
the
Past
Olfire
1
do
that
now.
For
our
informant-
the
government
or
any
politicsil,
i
was
Rodney
Adumson,
MP,
And
!
as
everyone
knows
now
Rodney
party.
Thus
was
carried
out
no
should
be
colored.
Today
the
respectable
practice
(nniy
m
letter
but
in
spirit,
m
Adamson
and
his
w'fc
were;
pas.
enters
on
the
ill-fated
Flight
No.
9
of
Trans-Canaoa
i
Airways
which
crashed
over!
Moose
Jaw.
In
his
death
Pa"b
j
anient
loses
an
aulli
trl'y
on
1
,
gold
who
had
a,
world-wide
icp-l
'illation,
in
the
light
of
the
im-
J
;
p-irlance
of
the
gold-minnim
in-.,
;
!uslrv
to
this
country
it
is
Iruiy
I
I"
i
ll
iii
in-1
I
,
,
II
:
,
A
lllll
il
X
iS
to
designate
race
only
if
race
is
pertinent
to
the
thought
eVent
being
reported.
'
Minister
of
justice
went,
if
J
.
.
"
'
'
,
;
,
,
I
anything,
too
far
in
trying
to
J
J
he
injustice
Of
the
Old
cOstom
was,
placed
'
get,
junaiiniity
:
from
the
whole
iui
intentionally
in
a
mercilessly
revealing
light
a
iST5
aJT'st
tve,'y,
flause-
.
b
"
i
He
had
the
patience
of
Job.
lew
days
ago
by
way
of
a
letter
to
a
Texas
news-
,
There
was
not
a
single
am-paper.
The
public,
complained
.the
writer,
might
lendfmenl"
"uP,m"ied
Jvom
lnllT
1
'
v
!
or
from
outside
the
House,
which
assume
the
i
alleged
criminal
was
white-!
-
...
-did
not,
jceive
the
fullest
con-
.
,
Isideration
from
him.
and
from
'nu.
n-.
ic
t
I,,
i
r
ii
.
I
he
Texas
the
took
paper
published
letter,
full
,'ius
w.
advisers.
Many
of
the
resnonsibilit
v
for
its
noliev.
and
stood
its
p-round-
i
uegestions
submitted
by
the
don
appears
unuble
to
antnp
:
.
.
.
a
vision
founded
oil
tewr
j
ocean
miles
and
superior
railroad
'
grade
connecting
the
port
of
Prince
Rupert
with
the
hufe
Oriental
markets.
V
If
Donald
Gordon's
wish
and
!
will
.come
true,
then
the
words
uttered
many
years
ago
byjl
George
Foster,
that
the
port
f
Prince
Rupert
appears
to
be
slrugpling
under
a
curse,
will
have
come
true,
beyond
a
douHI.
Therefore,
we
must
.strive
o
hold
what
we
have
today
and
pray
that
the
day
Is
not
far
distant
when
the
Dominion
government
will
find
a
Vanhoin,
a
Jim
Hill
or
a
Harriman
to
direct
the
affairs
of
the
CNR
system
and
the
fulfillment
of
the
Laurier-Hayes
vision
.
.
.
the
LONG
II
M
l,
Water
is
piped
iOO
miles,
mostly
uphill,
to
supply
gold
mines
at
Kalgocrlie,
Aus'.iitlhi.
n
national
los.
CCF.
'
Cunservutive,
or
,
Social
Yhich
i.s
another
piece
of
commendable
news
'alf
by
itself.
Now's
the
time
to
get
'
DUTLER
building
Christian
Science
Monitor.
j
GENERA
!
;)
'
rTrPt
I
Buttcrkeepcr
(:
!i
;
JJ
'
Door
Shelves
I
ttHiiiiii!U!yi'tfOfli.Hl;;VT--
.
Si
foundation
of
the
Grand
Trunk
Pacific
and
the
Port
of
Prince
Rupert.
Those
two
great
men,
have
passed
on,
and
bequealhed
to
us
who
remain
a
railroad
and
h
up,
ready
for
this
year's
t(
Credit
members,
were
adopted
provided
only
that
their
sponsors
could
make
out
a
rase
which
convinced
ihc
majority.
THfiRE
was
no
section
of
the
Code
which
got
with
thorough
consideration
as
that
of
.special
interest
to
organized
labor
and
trade
unions.
For
months
the
Minister
of
Justice
carried
on
consultations
with
the
three
great
trude
union
bodies
in
Canada.
In
addition,
he
met
with
and
considered
the;'
submissions
of
Communist
ied
trade
unlnns
Hh
,
fixiUiUxjthfc
wj
n,x.ojosj
&$r
....
I
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..n.n....
WANT
A
PERFECT
HOME?
Take
time
to
find
the
one
you
want
and
be
sure
your
goods
are
stored
salely
with
a
responsible
warehouseman.
Phone
60
THAT'S
drydock.
and
told
us
how
1
frTVrtmh:Z-i
I
k
Full
width
Frceier
I
.
III
Within
days,
you
can
havt
Butler
itl
tain,il
ready
for
the
aafe,
clean
Moragf
tpict
you
nml
f'
tr(,n
.
.
.
frir
vtrv
rrftn
should
be
used
In
world
trade
lutlar
roln
storage
buildings
40'
wide
withlM
and
20'
bayt
for
any
dwired
lengtli-iv
you
b
rn
fr
space
tliot
kef
pt
storage
cost
per
builid
low.
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and
rodfltlton
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provvevwa
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t-
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galvanufd
tteel
shcfting
ttot
U-
with
little
upkeep.
And,
whan
you
are
not
using
a
Butler
building
fa
f
can
house
machinery
and
livestock
in
it
for
yf
Big
doors-12
or
16'
widlh
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U'
high-let
joul
w
anu
loag
Instance
Moving
WIIUU
U.-l
lit
All
the
Important
submlssioas
on
which
the
three
unions
themselves
were
agreed
were
a.'-..
Lv
it
to
Lindsay's"
Your
"Allied"
Agent
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....
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f.A.,.ila
or
move
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lur
lusiri
kikiii
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lienvy
farm
equipment.
bi
Don't
gamble
with
yoi"
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of
storage.
Cull
us
today.
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The
government
did
not
aurce,
however
to
relax
the
main
laws
against
treason,
sedition,
or
use
of
violence
in
labor
or
political
disputes.
My
own
impression
of
the
Criminal
Code
of
Canada
as
it
now
stands
is
that
U
Is
a
first
class
job.
The
biggest
deba'e,
of
course
is
still
to
come
on
whether
or
not
we
arc
to
retain
the
death
penalty.
erection.
affairs.
So
let
us
forget
the
coupon
elipping
idea
of
Mr.
Oorduu
and
reaffirm
our
faith
on
the
original
designers,
l,uurlrf
and
Hayes,
anil
the
Prince
Rupert
harbor,
tseeond
itt
none
In
Dip
world,
"i
:
-
;
Mr.
Editor,
while
the
the
CNR
system
Is
truly
the
property
of
the
people
of
Canada,
let
It
be
understood
that
the
city
of
Prince
Rupert,
its
people
-and
the
pioneers
of
the
north
have
made
a'
great
contribution
lo
that
enterprise,
I
venture
to
say
more
than
any
other
settlement
In
Canada.
.
T
Now,
after
more
than
40
years
labor
and
investment,
we
are
confronted
with
a
Gordon
torpedo
blast.
.
I
know
not
what
course
the
government
may
take
on
this
vital
question.
Hut
I
venture
to
say
any
Liberal
government
foolish
enough
to
agree
to
the
sale
and
removal
of
the
Prince
Rupert
floating
drydock
Is
oam-mltting
suicide,
through
tlie
betrayal
of
not
only
a
revered
leader,
but
also
the
people
who
have
faithfully
worked
und
Invested
for
over
46
years
in
t.iU
district.
May
I
further
point
out
to
the
dominion
government
that
tho
"Prince
Rupert
drydock
has
been
officially
boycotted
hv
mn
m
SAVING
rp
1
I
i
1
he
rox
rapes
1
Follow
the
example
of
80,000
other
Canadians.
,Srart
saving
the
Investors
Syndicate
way!
Ask
your
Investors
Syndicate
Representative
for
full
details.
'
T.
M.
(Tom)
CHRISTIE
Office
315
3rd
Ave.
W.
Phone
384
8
Rattlesnakes
By
Ton
Caught
In
Big
Roundup
OKEKNA,
Okla.
(
Nearly
a
Un
of
venomous
rattlesnakes
buzzing
their
defiance,
were
captured
alive
in
Bait
Creek
Canyon
In
the
15th
annual
rattlesnake
roundup.
The
bizarre
"sporting
event"
drew
an
estimated
20,000
persons
from
26
state.
The
foray
into
the
reptile-infested
gypsum
hills
was
sponsored
by
the
International
Association
of
Rattlesnake
Hunters.
.
Joe
Durham,
chief
rattler,
said
1,676
snakes
were
snared,
either
with
forked
sticks,
special
snake-catching
tongs
or
by
the
braver
souls
with
bare
hands.
ciaLs
in
the
annual
owrhauiin..
MORAL
Instead
of
saying
"tour
grapes"
when
you
can't
Immediately
attain
your
ambitions,
build
a
ladder
to
success
by
opening;
savings
account
with
The
Canadian
Bank
of
Commerce.
Add
to
your
balance
regularly
and
vnn'll
artrtn
Km
irt
m
rtnaltinn
of
their
own
coastwise
ships.
May
A
I
IUNGRY
FOX
saw
some
fine
hunrhr
ol
Gra'S
hnnging
from
a
vine
that
was
trained
along
a
high
trellis,
and
did
his
Ix'st
to
reach
them
by
jumping
as
high
as
lie
could
into
the
air.
But
it
was
all
In
vain,
for
they
were
just
out
of
reach:
so
he
gave
up
trying,
and
walked
awny
with
an
air
of
dignity
and
unconcern,
remarking,
"I
thought
those
Grapes
were
ripe,
but
1
see
now
they
are
quite
sour."
suuic
caDiiiei
ministers
ask
Donald
Gordon
why.
I
wish
to
insert
Mi
of
our
friend
Ted
Applewhaltc
that
he
pass
tills
letter
around
to
some
of
the
cabinet
ministers
at
Ottawa.
to
'get
what
you
seek.
-H'
niuHrntian
ar
Arthur
Raekham,
from
a
Aid.
GEORGE
B.
CASEY
(Now
serving
his
23rd
year
as
Prince
RuK'it
alderman.)
The
Canadian
Bank
of
Commerce
SHttI
ISLANDS
The
acreage
of
the
Falkland
Islands,
crown.
-eUny..
in,
the
South
Atlantic,
is
divided
into
HIGHEST
RANK
The
title
of,
Field
Marshal
hlahest
rank
lu
the-
British
Army,
was
Introduced
by
Kin
Oeorge
II
in
173.
sheep
farms.
nit