The Daily News
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is part of: BC Historical Newspapers
issued: 2021-10-29
issued: 1925-10-03
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note: - =■• ■'— c .7—7= -■"-- ——' r* - Praetor Folk APPLAUD ESUNG See Page 10 , | - HO JUr-Kg* \M*S ff^Jf-i*!. ...ItASlYii »|t-IO»i*- B..C T "'• t POL. 24 NELSON, B.C., SATURDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 3, 1925 No. 143 Plead* Guilty IN LIQUOR THEFT See Page 3 ; STHNG NOW IN THE PROVINCE R IS FOUND GUILTY W LIBEL CH 4 Millers A*k Reduc- •n Flour and Grain to/New York \ *' SITS AT OTTAWA Object, Claiming ould Throw Flour Rate Out of Range IiOTTAWa, Oct.' 1.—Hearing was |l nclu.de.cl this afternoon In the ap- F. cation before the railway commls- p.HD..or Ontario mjllera for a reduc- Bip of railway ratee on flour and |aln to meet American competition. I\ answer to the argument of the | lUlng Interest* that the rate ot i P>9 cents per (rwt., from Port Col- [Tne to New,York waa unfair and j ould be reduced to 1$ 1-2 cents ' 70 per cent. Ot tire Chloago to »w York rate, Frank Watson. K.C, I unaal for the Canadian National llwajr, maintained that the Ca- 4$lan milling Industry was not suf- ring under Ihe existing rate. K Mr. Wateon pointed out that the ex- .irt of flour by1 Canadian mills had 'ten from 4.S84,000 barrels In 1920 12.000,000 barrels In 1924. In e last named year the United atea exports of flour to the United ngdnm were only 1.451.000 bar- Is, while Canada 'exported 4,252,000 rrela to -that country In the same ar.' 7, \*mS Iv Reduction | Regarding the' application for. a Idactloa at Mm Port Colborne. to lew York rate. Mr. Wataon feared LM It would lead to a reduction In e rtta to Canadian aorta, which b >» already lo*. 0>er the Cana- B in National thai II 1-2-cent rati Teres over 1800 miles and an] Juctlon would reduce earnings un. trrantedb/. E. P. FJIntoft. K.C. for the Cana- in Pacific railway objected that a tuctlqn .Jn..the_ Port Colborne to iwt York rate would throw the •sent flour rale out of range. AH ier rates would, have to be anted, as the present rates fixed 1924 were designed to put all the te and bay milling points on an ua'llty. More over the Canadian mjnlsslo…
note: The Nelson Daily Miner was purchased by F.J. Deane in April of 1902 and renamed The Daily News. It changed hands again in May 1908 when it began to be printed by the News Publishing Co. managed by W.G. McMorris.
has type: Newspapers
spatial: Nelson (B.C.)
is shown at: 10.14288/1.0402912
language: English
lat: 49.493333
long: -117.295833
provider: Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library
publisher: Nelson, B.C. : News Publishing Co.
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