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DENTIST
'REPORTING
IN
'
OTTAWA
HOUSE
inti:i;i:sti(!
iiti;is
nvi:x
nv
iwsr
r-KinEXT
or
riii:ss
:
lu:iev
TORONTO.
March
;
22.
(Canadian
'Press
Derpatch).
'Parliamentary
Ke-1
'portlnl
m
Canada"
was.
the
topic
chosen
'
by
Arthur
K,.
Ford,
managing
editor
of'
the
London
Ont.)
Free
Press,
speaking
'
at
the
Sigma
Deltl
Chi
Journalistic
lee-
i
ttrre
course
of
the
University
of
Toronto.
,
Mr
Ford,
who
Is
a
past
president
of
the
uitawa
press
aallery,
said
In
part:
'
"The
Canadian
Parliamentary
Press:
Gallery
consists
of
.Irom
25
to
30
tii:-
I
Credited
newspapermen,
the
great
m-
'
Jorlty
representing
Canadian
newspapers!
and
The
Canadian
Press.
Canada's
co
j
operative
new
gathering
organization,!
w-lth
an
odd
representative
of
the
weekly
or
magazine
press.
About
half
of
these
correspondents
are
permanently
located
all
the
year
round
at
Ottawa
and
between
sessions,
cover
the
news
of
the
government
and
the
departments
at
Ottawa.
"In
the
early
days
of
parliament
and
in
fact
until
the
establishment
of
The
Canadian
Press
some
IS
years
ago
each
newspaper
gave
Its
own
complete
report
of
parliamentary
news.
Except
for
a
few
great
and
wealthy
newspapers
which
could
afford
to
keep
large
staffs
at
Ottawa
the
reports
were
comparatively
meagre,
colored
and
unsatisfactory.
The
cost
not
only
of
keeping
reporters
at
Ottawa
but
the
expense
of
tolls
made
ft
Impossible
for
any
but
the
large
metropolitan
papers
.to
give
thorough
reports.
Papers
likewise
In
those
days
were
much
more
partisan
In
character.
A
"Conser-"
vatlve
paper
covered
the
speeches
of
Its
leaders
and
more
or
less
ignored
the
speeches
of
the
Liberals,
and
vice-versa.
As
Samuel
Johnston
stated
when
he
was
Week-end
Specials
P..C.
Fresh
Pullet
Eggs,
arriving
Wednesday
boat,
3
dozen
for
93c
Capitol
Creamery
Putter,
per
lb.
13c
Fresh
Ground
Coffee,
per
lb.
43c
Del
Monte
Prunes,
size
D0-100,
3
lbs.
for
25c
Malkin's
Best
Jelly
Powders,
4
ior
King
Oscar
Sardines,
per
tin
15c
Pure
Lard,
Silver
Leaf
or
Shamrock
3
lb.
tins,
special
63c
5
lb.
tins,
special
99c
10
lb.
tins,
special
$1.98
Picnic
Hams,
per
lb
19V2c
Nabob
Pure
Plum
Jam,
4
lb.
pails
49c
Nabob
Pure
Loganberry
Jam,
4
lb.
pails
59c
King
Beach
Pure
Prune
Jam.
4
1
lb.
nails
iir!Prlnce
Rupi
King
Beach
Pure
Raspberry
Jam,)
4
lb.
pails
59c1
Sunny
Monday
Launary
Soap,
ex-1
tra
special,
per
bar
5c
.
Limit
20
to
each
customer.
Gold
Dust
Washing
Powder,
large
package
29c
Fels
Naptha
Soap,
per
carton
of!
10
bars
79c
50
tins
Dri-Pak
Prunes,
size
2Va
lb,
while
they
last
23c
Circle
Brand
Sliced
Pineapple,
2
lb.
tins,
15C
Peamealed
Back
Bacon,
machine
sliced,
per
lb
43c
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this
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tomorrow
for
additional
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CHIROPRACTOR
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Service.
Open
Evenings
Rooms
C
&
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Exchange
Block
Phone
C91
a
parliamentary
reporter
he
took
care
that
the
'Whig
dogs'
should
not
hare
the
best
of
It.
'
TVI-IC.tI.LV
IWUTIZ.IN
"I
once
represented
the
Frederlcton
Gleaner,
along
with
ctiier
papers
in
the
Press
Gallery.
It
was
In
those
days
typically
partisan
of
the
type
of
partisanship
."amlllar
to
New
Brunswick.
At
the
time
of
the
famous
n.-val
debate
of
1913
there
was
great
Interest
In
what
attitude
would
be
taken
by
Sir
Wilfrid
Laurler
towards
the
proposals
of
Sir
Robert
Bsr-den
to
appropriate
35.000.000
for
the
building
of
two
dreadnoughts
for
the
Imperial
nary.
Sir
Douglas
Ilazen.
minuter
cf
marine
and
Conservative
cabinet
minister
from
New
Brunswick,
spoke
early
one
afternoon,
followed
by
Sir
WUfrld
Laurler
who
announced
tola
opposition
to
the
plan.
I
wired
the
Frederic-ton
Gleaner
informing
them
Sir
WUfrld
had
made
.his
Ion?
expected
announcement
and
Incidentally
added
that
Sir
Djuglas
bad
made
a
few
platitudinous
remarks.
I
asked
how
much
they
wanted,
the
reply
eominz
bsck.
"Send
Bargains
FOR
THIS
WEEK
ViM.
tiruMalkin
a
Best
Strawberry
Jam
for
C3c,
with
8
packages'
Quaker
Corn
Flakes
for
$1.00.
J
All
for
51.C3.
2
lb.
Creamer'
Rutler
in
bulk
for
93c
with
a
5
lb.
pall
Silver
Leaf
Lard.
The
50c
pkj;.
Wafers;
1
Coffee.
The
2
for
$2.00
Som-Mor
C3c
pktr.
2
for
$1.00
Graham
Supreme
Frt-hh
Milk
Dally
Delivered
B.C.
Butchers
&
Grocers
Limited
Phones
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and
571
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MILK
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ANGER,
the
TAILOR
Suits
made
to
order,
in
our
shop
as
low
as
........
$50
223
Sixth
Street
THE
DAILY
NETT8
In
changeable
weather
la
Ice
BOVRIL
and
increase
your
Vigor
Vitality
ay
tt
had
its
Incept
in
in
the
West
and
today
includes
the
wh
le
of
Canada.
It
was
the
outgrowth
of
the
unsatisfactory
as
well
as
the
costly
system
of
collecting
particularly
Canadian
news.
(
IIAUtCTI
It
Ol'
WOliK
"News,
before
the
days
of
The
Canadian
Press,
was
collected
partly
through
the
Individual
enterprise
and
mutative
ol
the
newspapers,
which
bad
to
maintain
correspondents
all
over
Oanada
and
partly
through
news
services
maintained
by
the
telegraph
companies.
The
disadvantages
of
such
a
system
were
obvious,
which
had
their
own
axes
to
grind.
The
Canadian
Prtna
established
as
one
of
tu
services
in
Ottawa
a
bureau
of
1U
own,
with
a
staff
of
some
seven
or
eight
men.
It
proceeded
to
give
over
lt
leased
wire
fair,
non-partisan
and
uncotored
report
of
the
proceedings
of
parliament
to
the
newspapers
of
Canada
from
coast
to
coast.
It
has
meant
that
the
reading
public
of
Canada
hare
secured
what
they
did
not
always
get
in
the
past
an
actual
dependable
repcrt
of
the
debate
In
the
House
of
Commons
and
of
the
pro-
Harcn
verbatlve.
Ignore
Laurler
entirely."
J
ceedlngs
of
the
committees
et
the
Hsuw
"The
coming
of
the
Canadian
Press
I
Even
the
most
partisan
papers
take
The
and
the
establishment
of
a
bureau
for
.Canadian
Press
reports
and
pubnati
tnetn.
The
Canadian
Press
not
only
altered
very
,
I
believe
the
development
of
Independent
much
the
character
of
the
work
In
the
thinking
on
the
part
of
Canadian
etect-Pre-a
Gallery
but
revolutlonlred
the
re-
j
crs
and
the
tendency
to
get
away
from
porting
of
the
proceedings
of
Parliament
extreme
partisanship
la
partly
doe
to
the
In
the
Canadian
newspapers.
The
Cana-1
fact
that
,
the
old-tune
political
report
dlan
Press
is
a
co-operative
news-gather-
!
of
parliament
In
which
one
tide
always
tng
organisation
which
represents
all
the
dally
newspapers
of
the
Dominion.
Without
going
Into
Its
ntstcry
I
might
TIMBER
SALE
X8311.
There
will
be
offered
for
sale
at
Public
Auction,
at
1
nm
on
ih
ontt
rtav
nf
made
masterpieces,
of
speed)
and
leaders
on
the
other
side
spoke
to
empty
benches
has
been
due
to
arrival
of
The
Canadian
Press.
"The
entrance
of
The
OasidtaQ
Press
aai
also
altered
Tery
mocn
the
character
of
the
work
of
the
newspaper
earrsspoo-dents.
In
the
'old
days
shorthand
was
almost
essentia
and
the
members
of
the
Press
Gallery
were
so
confined
by
the
necessity
of
coveting
all
the
speeches
March.
1927.
in
the
District
Forester's
'
lhfy
had
,ltu
tui
tor
Interpretation
of
office.
Prince
Rupert,
the
Licence
XB344.
1
what
was
going
on.
for
explanation
of
Bay.
Darwin
Sound.
Queen
Charlotte
'
Tne
Canadian
Press
has
largely
taken
the
Islands
District.
burden
off
the
shoulders
of
the
Ottawa
One
(1)
year
will
be
allowed
for
re-!
-
-
moral
of
timber.
.
can
oevow
mere
"Provided
any
one
unable
to
attend
the
auction
In
person
may
submit
tender
to
be
opened
at
the
hour
of
auction
and
treated
as
one
bid."
Further
panieulara
of
the
Chief
Forester.
Victoria.
B.C
.
or
District
Forester.
time
to
Interpreting
to
the
public
the
meaning
cf
statutes
and
u
following
the
lines
of
political
development.
They
have
mere
time
for
comment
and
can
take
more
care
In
their
writing.
The
actual
proceeding
of
parliament
and
j
the
aanouneements
of
government
policy
are
largely
covered
by
The
Canadlsn
Press.
The
duties
of
the
correspondent
can
largely
be
d
ascribed
as
roracastln-whst
is
likely
to
happen
and
Interpreting
what
has
happened
a,tr
the
event."
1000
Eggs
in
Every
Hen
New
?(strin
of
Poultry
Keeping
irt
lll;l.'rlril
It
inter
Iss
I
miikhm
I'uiillriinaii
TELLSHOW
The
prat
trouble
with
the
poultry
business
has
alwaya
been
that
the
laying
life
of
a
hen
was
too
short."
aays
Henry
Trafford.
International
Poultry
Expert
and
Breeder,
for
nearly
eighteen
years
Editor
of
Poultry
Success.
The
average
pullet
lays
160
eggss.
If
kept
the
aecond
year,
she
may
lay
100
more.
Then
she
goes
to
market.
Yet.
it
has
been
scientifically
established
that
every
pullet
la
born
or
hatched
with
over
one
thousand
minute
egg
germs
In
her
system
and
will
lay
them
on
a
highly
profitable
basis
over
a
period
of
four
to
six
years'
time
If
given
proper
care.
How
to
work
to
get
1.000
eggs
from
every
hen;
bow
to
get
pullets
laying
early;
how
to
make
the
old
heiis
lay
like
pullets:
how
to
keep
up
heavy
egg
production
all
through
cold
winter
months
when
eggs
are
highest;
triple
egg
production;
make
i
slacker
liens
hustle:
5.O0
profit
from
every
hen
W'sla
winter
months,
These
and
many
other
money
making
poultry
sectti
are
contained
in
Mr.
Traf
ford's
"1,000
EDO
HEN"
system
of
poultry
raking,
one
copy
of
which
will
be
sent
absolutely
free
to
any
reader
of
this
paper
who
keeps
alx
hens
or
more.
There
is
big
profit
for
the
poultry
j
keeper
who
get
the
egga.
Mr
Trafford
tells
how.
If
you
keep
chickens
and
want
.them
to
make
money
for
you.
cut
out
this
ad,
and
send
It
with
your
name
and
address
to
Henry
Trafford.
'
Suite
292A,
Herald
Bide..
Blnehamton.
N.Y..
I
free
copy
of
"THE
1,000
EOO
HEN"
will
be
aent
by
return
malt.
ONLY
GOOD
TEA
GOOD
VALUE
In
tea,
as
in
everything
else,
you
get
only
what
you
pay
for.
Tea
of
good
quality
is
satisfying
and
economical-poor
tea
Is
a
ctitlydlsappolntment.
A
lot
of
poor'
qualltyV
icheop
tea
Is
being
offered
to
the
nubllc,.,tolar.
SUNDAY
IS
DAY
OF
!
DREAD
FOR
TRAIN
'
ENGINEERS
JUST
NOW
!
CHAMPAIGN
111..
Marcn
22
Careless
air
.mobile
drivers
fe
destroying
the
;
ivrve
it
tiK.unoUve
engineers,
H
W
Howard.
u
engineer
for
40
yean,
told
i.mw
attrudlng
the
highway
ahnrt
course
of
iho
University
of
Illinois.
"Sunday
la
the
engineer's
day
bl
'
dread.
Many
of
our
engineers
lay
off
Sundays,
fearful
of
those
horrible
grade
rossiug
accidents."
NATIONAL
NUMBER
OF
:
MONTREAL
HERALD
IS
INTERESTING
VOLUME
-
I
The
fourth
annual
National
Number'
i).
t:.i;
Montreal
Herald
proving
both
t
umui
and
interesting
volume,
has
com
to
hand
at
the
Duly
New
office.
Thu
valume
la
adequately
Illustrated
with
v.U
selected
and
interesting
pictures
and
there
are
many
articles
by
various
prominent
persons
on
matters
of
moment
Altogether
It
la
a
number
that
should
prove
attractive
to
the
most
of
Canadian
readers.
MONTREAL
THEATRE
OWNER
FINED
FOR
ADMITTING
CHILD
MONTREAL.
March
33.-
For
allowing
a
child
entrance
into
a
theatre
without
a
proper
guardian
the
manager
of
a
small
theatre
In
the
east
end
was
fined
50
and
costs
in
Recorder's
Court.
"We
don't
want
any
recurrence
of
the
theatre
tragedy
which
happened
some
time
ago.
and
although
I
am
informed
your
place
m
moat
way
conforms
with
the
law
I
do
not
want
to
ee
that
yoti
violate
It
in
any
repctt
Recorder
Semple
aald.
DISASTROUS
FIRE
'IN
RANGOON,
BURMA
Three
Tliuaiid
llinirlr
l
ollnwlng
h-
trtKllmi
il
Mm
llur
in
.athr
j
IfiMrtrr
LONDON.
March
23
-
Three
thousand
are
tMsanelOM
la
Rangoon.
Burma,
where
sue
hundred
hosiers
were
burned
when
the
native
quarter
was
deaUoycd
by
rire.
The
man
who
hid
behind
a
woman's
skirts
was
formerly
called
a
eowerd:
today
he
is
a
magician
This
afternoon
i
train
from
the
Eas
wUl
arrive
on
time
at
S
30.
SYNOPSIS
OF
LINO
ACT
AMENDMENTS
'
PRE
EMPTIONS
Vara
at.
unreserved,
survv4
Crown
lands
mxr
be
ire
empt4
by
British
ui'Hts
over
11
year
of
egs,
and
by
ulins
n
declaring
Inlanlloo
!o
Lx'uUm
lit
ilUli
subjerts.
conditional
utn
reatalenoe.
occwpallon,
jxI
iinprovtinent
for
acricullura
urtMvm
Pull
Information
eoncmlns;
rsru
.atloiis
rerardtnc
pre-emptions
Is
riven
In
Bulletin
No.
I,
Land
Keiiee,
"How
tu
Pre-empt
Un4,"
enplea
of
iililch
can
te
obtained
free
of
chart
ty
addrriwlnir
the
Department
of
Lands.
Victoria.
H.C..
m
to
any
Oov-erntnent
Aicent
t
Records
will
be
cranted
coverlnc
only
land
suitable
for
agricultural
lurpoea.
an-1
which
Is
not
timber-land.
I.e
.
carry
In
over
l.00
board
feet
,er
acre
hh(
of
the
Toaat
Hants
and
t.000
feet
per
acre
east
of
tbat
Ranee.
Applications
for
pre-emptions
are
to
be
nddreesed
to
the
Land
Com-mlesionrr
of
the
Land
Recording
Division.
In
which
the
land
applied
for
Is
situated,
and
are
mad
on
printed
forma,
copies
of
which
can
be
obtained
from
the
Land
Commissi
on
or,
Pre-emptions
must
be
occupied
for
five
years
and
Improvement
md
to
value
of
SIO
per
acre,
Inrludlnc
clearing
and
cultlvatlnc
at
least
five
acres,
before
a,
Crown
Oran't
can
be
received.
,
For
more
detailed
Information
at
the
Itulletln
"How
to
Pre-empt
Land."
PURCHASE
Applications
are
received
for
purchase
of
vacant
and
unresorved
Crown
lenda,
not
being
tlmberland,
for
agricultural
purposes;
minimum
price
for
first-class
(arable)
land
Is
IS
per
acre,
and
second-claaa
(erasing)
land
I2.&0
per
acre.
Further
Information
regarding
purchase
or
lease
of
Crown
lands
la
given
In
Bulletin
No.
10.
Lead
Series.
"Purchase
and
Leas
of
Crown
Lands,"
Mill,
factory,
or
Industrial
sitae
on
timber
land,
not
exceeding
40
acre,
may
be
purchased
or
lssd,
the
conditions
lnelurVlhg
payment
of
stumpage.
H
HOMESITE
LEASES
Unsurveyed
areas,
not
exceeding
It
acr,
may
b
Jessed
as
homesttea,
I
conditional
upon
a
dwelling
being
I
erected
In
the
first
year,
title
being
!
obtainable
after
residence
and
lrn-I
provement
conditions
are
fulfilled
and
land
has
been
surveyed,
!
LEASES
for
grating
and
Industrial
pr-i
posse
areas
not
exceeding
lit
aerea
I
may
be
leased
by
one
person
or
a
company,
j
m
QRAZINQ
Under
the
Orating
Act
Us
Prov-j
Ince
Is
divided
Into
gracing
dletrtota
and
the
range
administered
under
a
'
Oraxlng
Commissioner.
Annual
graxlng
permits
are
Issued
baaed
oa
numbers
ranged,
priority
being
give
to
established
owners.
Btook-owcere
nay
form
aasoolatloaa
for
raaujr
management
Free,
er
partly
tree,
permits
axe
available
for
settlers,
eavjipers
and
travellers,
ae
te
test
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