NEW HAZELTON, B C, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10, 1935

The Omineca Herald

NEW HAZELTON, B.C.

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UNDRED MILLION DOLLAR WAS
TO HAVE BEEN PAID-

In Ontirio” the’ provincial -govern-
ment has unearthed and exposed. the
wveat power deals that took place in
Ontario between the Ontario Hydro
Klectric and Quebec power companies.
A hundred or 30"‘millién dolars“was
taken out of the pockets of the public
with a guarante. that the tax-payers
wid power’ users" “of Ontario would pay
the bill, Quite’ ih number of other big
steuls in various parta of Canada, in-
cluding British Columbia, have been
exposed. But what is the use of ex-
posing these things if nothing is done

trel ef money into the hands of the
sovermment and ¢ stop any, future man
ipulations, The fact that the big bugs
wet off scot free ond allowed to take
their riches out of Canada, while the
little fellow who steals a loaf because
he is hungry goes to jail, is what has
wut under théiskin of the. majority:

PLAY FAIR.1S BEST POLICY

While‘ strikers of the Colt Pateut

to get the money back. to get the con-’

—

Bireqrm Manufacturing o. were en-|
deavoring to make trou e “last week
with: their employers, She directors of
the company were’in ‘session. deciding’
to give these same\employes, whether
strikers: or not, a 5%" dividend. ~ With
the forward strides that have been
made in fair play in industry, the time
will come-as conditions improve where
companies operating on old policies of
getting the most for the least will find
in order to liold a good class” of work-

ers, they must reach the’ " decision” ‘that

fair play is the best policy bees use it
is the best: principal,

LIKE CERTAIN PARTS OF -
ECROPE -

At San Juan Capistrano, California, |

there is a mission which is one hund-
red and fifty-nine years ald. Accord-
ing to ‘the priests, every year on’ 8t:
Joseph's Day the starlings decide: that
the little swifts must give up" their
nests in the walls of the old bnildiug.
For sixty-eight years a bate royal.

has occurred and the little swifts have

always Jost out. However, according
to the story, they: always return. on

San Juan day, October 23rd. when the,
starlings, etch year, move out of their.
own accord,

ALICE ARM HERALD. CIOSES,, UP |

The Alice Arm Herald; after some!

fourteen years of service to that part

of the, province, bas eeased publica-—

tion, due to the failure of the- local
business men to fully appreciate the:
yalne of a local paper to a eommunity
But that is the greatest trouble every.

weekly newspaper throughout the Do-

‘minion - has, some — communities being
worse than thera." The * *AMGE Arm
Herald, however, ” ‘is Anticipating one
moré issue. sometime - in: the ‘near ° fu-
ture before it gives up’ the ghost. Tt

that the-Anyox: mine..is to- be, closed.
tight and for all time, |,
losing of the mine ‘the Herald ‘“witl
alsd close and Alice Arm will loose its
next grentest asset.

‘ihe lyst silver er. dollar that “Fis. heen
mintetl. Canada ds being “sent” as 8
gift to His M: agisty, King George ‘V.
Tn. these tough tines oven.n si’ver dol-

Mar wil ny doubht be we'esie to His
/

: Majesty.

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The Interior “News, stated ‘yecontly
that Canada did /not-want Bennett,
The isd . of men Canada wanted was:
MeGeer. _ Hepburn, ete. "Yet McGeer
is strong for Bennett's reform policies
and styted that. no _government had

yet gone so far along that line.
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the Tiber als ‘at. Ottawn ‘hive a hor-
ror of 4: deferred election. . Premier
Bennett: and. the Conservative policies
-are gaining teo. much - -growmd and. ‘tao
| fast. They.see defeat the greater ‘with
‘every passing month, and the election

ix not Hikely to be until 1 September.
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‘The -ailable “supply ‘of Canadian
thern Irelind, particularly during the ©
month’ of “October. -
the Free’ State: Government Was in the
market for flax seed supplies from
Canadn but eould not obtain them ex:
cept’ ‘trom Northern Ireland’ sources.

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has not yet been-thoroughly. convinced |.

But, with the]'

‘At the same time | :

repesent ,

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Demonstrates ra
Pruning i in the"
Terrace. Sect:|

After ‘giving demonstrations in or-
chards on ‘Thursday, Priday “and- Sat-|
urday: BE. H. White addressed a tneet: |
ing of local farmers - in the- LOOK?
hall on Saturday night.
demonstrations had hen given in. the
orchards of A, Korr-& Sons,.on Priday
in W. A. King’s and, on Saturday - sat
wig VAaerKOn? rae
orchards in-the district had ‘been: in-
xpected. . D. C, Stuart, official recelv-

er fur the Dominion riding of Skeena ae
Arminge )

under the F amncis! Creditors
ment AG, who wax alse present, was

the flfst' speaker aud he dealt with the}.
new aét ‘passed ‘by the: Bennett: govern: |
“uM
whieh |.
showed "that! out: of? 786,000 “farms in | {HT
244,000 were morteaged,-.and |: |]f}

meht at “Ottawa: Tt: Wass
outcome ot “the ‘1931 +

he seid.
‘CONATS -

Cinta
these mortgages totalled -$677,600,000;
and represented T5¢¢ of the -value’ of
the properties hivolved. ‘The’ Domin-

ion was faced “With the problem. of-the |’

dvift’ of population to the ‘cities, and

‘during the past forty years city. popu-

lation hid ‘hierensed 316% against an

: incrense of’ AG% in ‘rural: population. .°
The authorities recognized thnt- unless

something ‘wis done maby mortgaged

‘farins'’ would be foreclosed, and: their
flax - ton 1934 season sold well in Nor-! {

ovctpants drift to the cities and go on
-velie?. ‘Therefore this act was passed.
The. act defined a farmer

of farming, “tilling ‘the ‘soil, Onty
those coming “under - this’ ‘definition
ware entitled. to- help''tunder the’ act.

NO" expense to the’farmer was. involy-|
ted in’ ‘seeking ‘nid:

All these
were by the’ - Doriinion- ‘government.

; When * a farmer found * himself. insol- |"
‘| vent ‘he’ ‘wa entitied to thake a” pro- |’
| posal'to his ‘creditors,
{tind .béen ‘sttrted before “he miade the | ;
proposal: ‘stich action. was’ ‘held “ap ‘un-}°
tl considerntioni ’ hid: ‘Been: ‘given’ Yor |
nt ‘proposal’ “to! be ‘effective’ ‘the written | :

consent! of 2 secured creditor: must "be
ivouured,’ ind also the consent‘ of TH%

, of the’ ‘value of unsecured eredlits, '

The farmer bid to ‘show his’ total! as-

‘seta,’ his Habilities and the productive
‘value | of his farm’ for the’ past’ three |’
Veurst
‘| ratie® the’ ‘fross”

iy arilve ‘at ‘the * ‘produétive}

“Tie balance. was then]

basis.

“When ~ the’ scheme” ‘hads been

with the approval: of the. judge, become
effective, In the event of the: eredit-
ors refusing to agree: to: ‘a scheme, ap-
peal war. then mpde ; to ‘the Board -of
Royvlew. “phis: boat a," i Be? "Of 9 ‘eomn-
prised. Judge ‘Laeas, one ‘commissioner
tu represent creditors. and: n third to
fariners.' A The : documents

Ou Thursday '

Most of phe ‘other |‘

, . L fs “as one] -
whose principal ocenpation was that}:

‘@osts |.

“Tf legal aetion 4

Fetus | were ‘deter- ‘
thined ” and from. ‘this . tignre were" de- [
‘| diteted the’ "east. ‘ot: ‘produetion ‘and the}:
‘Peoat af ‘living: .
considered as ‘av ‘allable’ ‘for ‘paying, off
~ Tthie, -obligntlons, and ‘payments over: Fs eas
‘Tmamber of years Ww ete arranged on ‘this :
if. the tar iner would’ not’ inake =
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Veash Uf a eropy ‘gailiive Blcknéss Or other] -."/
nnusual : ‘circumstances,’ ‘thle pilyment ro
} for that year. ‘eould=be . suspended, and)...
the schene extended. for’ ml additional _
“| year, cs
‘maile and. figreed: upon it v as taken by’ | a
Mr, ‘Stuart to the” County Court, anil

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