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Newspaper
Barrie Examiner
Location
Barrie, Ontario, Canada
Date
Mar 03, 1910
Page
5
Representative James A Towney of Minnesota sharply critiques the U S naval programme predicting bankruptcy if pursued He also charges shipbuilding interests are preparing another war scare to boost popular support for extravagant navy outlay.
Ottawa reports the government does not plan to renew the iron and steel bounties which expire at the end of the coming fiscal year after fourteen years of support. Officials say the industries are now established on a firm basis and can stand without the crutch of the subsidy.
The dividends paid and rising output of large industries since 1896 show the subsidy effect. Last year bounties paid totaled 693,423 dollars on pig iron, 838,100 dollars on steel, and 333,091 dollars on manufactured steel. Since 1896 the combined bounties on iron and steel exceed fourteen million dollars.
Settlers low rates to Canadian Northwest and British Columbia via the Chicago and North Western Railway daily from March 1 to April 30. Includes tourist sleeping cars to the Pacific Coast, free reclining chair cars, and first class coaches via St. Paul or Duluth to Winnipeg. For full particulars contact B H Bennett, General Agent, 46 Yonge St, Toronto.
Grippe in Railway Ward. residents visiting elsewhere. multiple travels and returns from Hamilton, Lethbridge, Omaha, and other towns. Community events include Y.M.C.A. meetings, a pedro contest, a Jamaica lecture, church calls, and funeral attendance. Train delays from snowstorms and minor accidents noted. court case over a vicious dog with fines. upcoming Ben Hur production ad with full theater details.
United States authorities note Germany requires all its sons in America to attend military physical examinations. A Canadian tariff dispute prompts a two member commission to assess Canada’s minimum tariff eligibility. Quebec Conservatives plan to confront Mr. Borden over opposition speeches, warning that continuing anti French policy could cost every Quebec seat.
Ottawa reports Canada Customs revenue for the first eleven months at 54,081,937, beating the 1907 peak by over half a million. Prospects set the year end near 60,000,000 as February additions push total gains to 11,461,228. The data notes shipments and monthly totals before year end.
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