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DAILY
EDITION
Friday.
February
3,
1920.
Sees
Qreat
Things
For
Portland
Canal.
The
editor
of
the
Portland
Canal
News
in
telling
the
Notary
Club
about
t
lie
district,
and
ils
prospects
emphasized
what
In-believed
to
be
a
fact
that
mines
would
yet
be
developed
which
would
be
greater
than
the
Premier,
lle.nientioiied
three
properties
that
looked
as
if
they
wVre
likely
to
do
this.
They
are
not
stuck-
selliriR
proposoion
hut
are
being
financed,
on
by
liritish
capital,
one
by
Canadian,
and
the
other
by
American.
They
are
showing
so
well
that
each
is
assured
a
bright
future
a
a
ship
ping
mine,
even-If
it
does
not
produce
as
much
and
as
rirldy
as
the
Premier.
And
yet
they
arc
only,
three
of
a
hundred
properties
that
are
good
prospects..''
What,
is
true,
for
jhe
tjjewart
area,
,
Mr.
Rnlslon
believes,
is
true
of
other
seclioiu
of,
this
great
mineralized
district.
.Min
ing
is
one
of
the
great
industries
that
will
make
this
a
rich
country.
Not
Be
Discouraged
At
Elevator
Situation.
There
is
nothing
at
all
discouraging
about
the
elevator
situation.
The
building
is
ijol
jet
finished
ryid
It
will
be
more
than
a
month
before
the
contractors
,-will
he
ready
to
hand
it
over
to
the
government.
It
could
not
be
expected
that
much
grain
could
go
through
until
-it
was
completed.
While
it
is
trite
thut
it
is
now
ready
to
handle
any
grain
that
offers,
this
condi
tion
has
tiol
obtained
long.
Several
visitors
who
have
looked
over
the
new
"house"
say
tbey
do
not
think
there
can
be
much
business
expected
this
year.
It
has
to
be
ready
at
the
beginning
of
the
season
in
order
to
lie
"iiuite.siiccessfnl.
However,
there
is
still
a
possibility
that
something
will
be
done.
The
season
i
not
by
any
means
over.
4
.m
'
Government
Confers
.
With
Opposition.
';'..
'
"V
Wlllill
till)
fVt
tvft
Pi
ina
Til
VkiII
tiifu
U'lll.
4
lilt
fti-i
rtrw
i
I
!
s.
I
-.
fffiiii
tfi
vnrnUi
infr
if
i
v
iri
hv
Vs
T
lu'Wr
It
lt.tirr".
t.l,k,1
tnm
CT
-'
a
a
j
vn
i"ui
a.
-
iv
it
pi
uiimi
J
(t
I
and
wide.
We
were
told
yesterday
that
they
were
to
eottfer
over
me
appointment
oi
an
investigating
commission
for
the
Customs
ileii:irf
input
It
seeni
u
iiitv
that
trovCrumenl
-and
otinosilion
enmiol
cim
fer
orterr.
There
must
be
good,
suggestions
made
by
the
opposition
tliat
would
be
worth
otloplliig
and
it
is
a
pity
that
1
1hO
Ciiimlrv
slumM
sol'fpp
in.l
ln-cj.iKn
iwilil
in
!
t
I
i
ft
.
....
j'
'1um'''-
a
j'wiiui.'ui
riuiv.t
j
-
Whfwi
inoniloi
okA
i
I
tit.
I
A
'
I
V
1
!m.hI
JL
i
there
lo
fight
for
parly
orlo
ficfifice
,v
ro.iniryV
-welfare
lor
the
DllMV
fiYlvUllftlTi
nf
n
Tifwailtl
'nnrfi"
Ir-Mininn
2
Ac
alnAhna
!.
come
tiiore
intelligent,
they
wnrihsisithrit'repre4eii(nves
gnt
iiirm
uoiie.-i
service
wiinoui
too
sinct
aiuierence
lo
parly
line.
They
will
often
have
lo
vote
for
or
against
proposed
legislation
aim
him
lur
or
agauisi
ine
pari,
Need
Of
Publicity
For
Prince
RuDerL
If
ever
there
wa
need
of
publicity
for
Prince
Rupert
there
is
ut-i-u
uir
u
uow.
c
now
nave
somejhing
to
sell.
We
have
the
port
facilities
In
offer
to
the
farmers
and
dealer
of
the
prairies
and
it
is
op
lo
ii
to
let
them
know
Mint
it
is
her
nm
what
it
can
do.
Prince
Rupert
as
a
purl
mnt
be
Hie
subject
for
....
.
.
.
J..
1..
II
11.
ii
i
-
is
n
ten
uie
worm
annul,
'nicy
know
tiltle
enough
of
it
now
and
of
the
facilities
we
offer.
In
the
near
future
they
should
Know
a
greal
tfenl
mwe
nnfj
snrn,hl
took
to
us
for
the
servic
which
we
as
an
ocean
port
should
give
them.
No
bran
is
added
to
SHREDDED
WHEAT
If
contains
all
to
bran
in
the
whole
wheat
,
Edmonton
Journal
has
Display
Story
Telling
of
Situation
as
Seen
There
I
VIEWS
OF
EXPORTERS
'Secretary
of
Board
of
Trade
Says
Will
Keep
Hopper
Filled
to
Overflowing
The
Edmonton
Journal
of
Saturday
last
publishes
an
article
under
a
two
column
ilisjilav
head
line
anout
the
I'riiiee
Itupert
ele
vator
.and
possible
?fiitn
ship,
men
Is
this
way.
Tin?
article
Prince
llupert
.through
ils
board
nf
tradej
is
muling
a
determined
Irjd
for
a
share
of
Hie
grain
movement
from
Alberta
and
other
eslern
prounces.
Irt
a
wire
lo
the
Edmonton
lord
oi
trade
on
Wednesday
nfcrhl
Hit
1
PAGE
TYVC
Svtm'
tiA$k
XLfS
Friday,
Fflir.i
Tea
must
be
Kept
Air-tight.
"SALADA"
TEA
.
fs
better
packed
than
any
other
tea.
The
Daily
News
PRINCE
RUPERT
-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
GRAIN
OUTLET
PRINCE
RUPERT
claims
of
Prince
ltupeii
as
i
grain
port
are
put
forward,
and
the
co-operation
jf
Kdiuonlon
board
is
sought
in
a
camniiuu
looking
to
the
sliipmenl
of
prairie
grain
via
this
terminus.
;
From
the
press
we
learn,"
says
the
wire.
"I
hat
your
organizations
are
much
exercised
over
embargo
on
grain
at
varum
points
and
elevator
cenlres.
ami
lliat
over
ten
thousand
cars
are
held
up
at
sidings.
,
B
g
Storage
Elevator
Klevalor
here
ua
sloraffni
capacity
of
million
and
a
quarter'
hUshels;
can
unload
alwiut
00
cars
daily,
deliver
pi
ship
fifty
llionsand
bushels
an
hour,
and
try
twenty
thousand
bus
held
daily.
C.G.MJJ
quote
same
ei
port
rates
from
here
as
from
Vancouver.
Farther
understand
other
companies
offering
same
rales.
A
further
advantage
that
there
are
no
harbor
due
here.
Elevator
is
nnw
ready
fo.
business.
Can
you
arrange
to
use
these
facilities'?
We
are
prepared
lo
give
you
any
further
infold
iiiation
you
reipaire
and
any
assistance
we
can.
Prince
Itupert
Board
of
Trade."
John
iillepie
of
the
iille?pic
ITrain
Company,
when
asked
run-
cerning
possibilitus
for
the
ship
ment
of
Alberta
grain
ia
Prion
Huiieri;
jwdnled
out
that
the
mailer
resteit
enfirepy
with
the
ex
porting
companies.
It
Is
up
to
Exporters
If
Hie
exporters
request
i.
we
will
he
oniy
too
glad
lo
ship
grain
to
Prince
Hupert,"
said
Mr.
illlespie.
At
the
present
lime.
lowever,
he
pointed
out,
order-
are
for
western
shipment
to
Vancouver
only.
The
(iillespie
comivaiiy
does
not
ourry
on
an
xporl
busineim
wlueh
is
separ
ate
and
distinct
in
itself.
Regarding
the
embargo,
Mr.
(Illlespie
pointed
out
that
only
tough
grain
is
being
held
up.
The
trouble
has
arisen,
he
says
through
lack
of
adequate
facili
ties
for
the
dryintr
of
lough
grain
In
Vancouver.
There
is
no
em
bargo
mi
grain
of
the
higher
grades.
Might
Need
More
Boats
If
grain
is
to
be
hipped
via
Prince
Itupert,
the
exporters
hinstgel
together.
It
might
be
necessary
to
arrange
for
sulli-
fjent
boats
to
handle
it,
suggest
ed
O.
I..
Have,
local
.manager
ot
James
Itichardson
and
Sons
J.
united,
grain
..dealers.
The
policy
of
uietirhardsnn
company
is
delerjiiine.1
from
the
western
office
in
Winnipeg,
howeer,
and
Mr.
Bayer
was
therefore
not
prepared
to
sav
anythinig
on
the
matter
insofar
as
his
company
was
concerned
James
Richardson
ami
Sons
ship
grain
to
Vancouver
only
39
il
is
ordered,
and
they
have
llierefore
not
encountered
trouble
by
reason
of
any
embargo
on
ship-men
Is.
If
the
people
at
both
Vancouver
and
.Prjnco
Itupert
will
"open
the
spout,"
Alberta
fanners
will
"keep
the
hopper
filled
to
overflowing."
John
Blue,
secretary
of
Hie
Fdmonion
board
of
trade,
in
commenting
upon
Hie
wire
from
Prince
Huper!.
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
!J"S
wonderful
how
the
lan
guage
grows.
Now
whal
don
"applesauce"
mean?
I
WONDHll
if
when
one
ant
meets
another
on
the
street,
she
some
l
iines
cum
her
dead.
IF
U
s
true
(hat
Hie
race
can
conquer
everytlniijr,
it
is
probable
it
may
yetUem-er
the
Charles
ton
Invskh.
s
IT
is
to
M
'fried
her
bi)
Ibe
race
is
still
filbniphanl
in
'pit
of
man)
a
hideous
nihtiiKire.
THF
latest
proposal
is
to
attach
a
loud
speaker
ti
the
parlv
line.
As
enteriniiinieni
II
would
beat
anything
else
I
know
in
Hie
line
of
low
edjttedy.
IT
feein1's?
if
young
people
ran
el
flif1s;.
lves
inoeulnbul
against
ufcythtng
but
falliii!r
in
love.
Il
-rnprexentable
nnd
incuralde.
'
MdliKll.NISM
is
walching
a
baseball
inateh
Tor
the
purpose
of
lem-niu?
to
be
an
athlete.
Till-:
dlttlculty
Vilh
young
married
people
i
they
find
it
hard
to
toi-gel
)h
persnnal
pronoun
i"
and
sidistituie
for
i'
the
little
won!
I
IIAVF
known
young
folks
who
"we"
and
"I"
incjn
Both
mean
"I.'
:i
good
many
ecni
lei
think
AIR
SURVEYS
I
lie
same.
CARRIED
ON
Lot
of
Country
In
East
is
Already
mapped
From
Air
Says
Report
Made
Yesterday
OTTAWA,
Out..
5.
The
Itoyal
(Canadian
Air
l
orce
in
co
operation
with
the
ToMgraplii-cal
Survey
Depart
nieni
of
tie-
Interior
during
19:'
5.
pholngiHplied
nearly
3K,KI0
square
miles
of
unexplored
country
-.eat
of
I.ake
Wmnipec,
in
(he
province
oi
Mamtidia.
and
the
district
of
Patricia
in
Ontario,
ays
the
re
port
of
the
Topographical
Sur-
eys
commute
of
the
Association
of
Dominion
Iittd
Simey-ors.
jut
the
annual
niwding
here
yesterday.
Surxeyors
are
i
iU
pioneering,
the
jeporl
cunlinued,
and
in
order
lliat
the
prospector
laay
follow,
it
r
necessary
to
lead
the
way
through
unknown
waterways
and
arduous
muI-ages,
fixing
in
correct
relaiie
po-ition
iniiKirtant
topographical
features.
Dominion
band
Simeyors
unflinchingly
accept
the
onerous
duty
of
acting:
as
uavipal
10111
olficers
with
the
lloyal
liafladian
Air
Force,
and
guide
the
planes
across
the
wide
blank
spaces
of
existing
maps.
"A
little
more
than
half
a
century
as:o."
says
Ibe'
report.
'when
Itiipert's
band
was
reded
to
Canada,
Dominion
I.ind
Sur
veyors
laid
ont
the
first
farm
in
me
leruie
vaiiey
oi
me
ueo
Hiver
a
ltd
with
oxearl
for
transport
made
their
way
across
Hie
boundless
prairies,
pioneers
preparing
for
Ibe
vast
multitudes
f,f
settlers
lo
follow.
Forest
Lands
"Today
I
hey
are
still
leading
the
way,
but
Hie
objective
is
now
the
forest
and
mineral
lands
and
while
surveys
are
just
as
necessary
in
the
development
of
this
val
heritage,
the
reqHiremenls
are
different.
The
rectangular
work
of
lines
ncK-eyary
jo
mark
off
the
fa
rrd
dia's
given,
way
to
llie'eoMroJ
surveys
.
essential
to
the
making
of
adequate
..maps
of
I
lie
new
country.
In
surveying
farm
lands
the
country
had
la
be
gone
over
with
a
fine
Uieith
comb
as
it
were,
for,
lines(iad
to
be
run
one
mile
apart
and
had
lo
be
cleared
through
the
woods.
Now
important
waler
routes
many
nliles
apart
are
traversed
by
the
surveyors
and
the
intervening
details
are
filled
in
with
the
aid
of
'
Hip
most
modern
survey
instrument.
Hie
seaplane
and
camera.
Don't
Cough
Your
Head
Off
Dcn't
Cough
'
AH
Night
Long.
Mm.
Tlioi.
OiTbert,
Wellaiid,
Out,
write;
"Some
time
go
I
took
a
ery
severe
eoldf
and
it
ettled
on
HIT
ItHlgK,
I
roughed
day
and
nlgkt,
and
had
Mii-h
vere
pawn,
ia
my
tbet
I
rould
hardl.r
tear
them,
but
finally
I
sect
and
got
a
bottle
of
Dr.
Wood's
Norway
Pine
Syrup
After
I
had
taten
A.
eonple
of
oWi
T
found
that
my
"ouch
wu
relieved
and
thi
pain
were
all
jtone,
and
hy
the
time
I
had
flnUhed
latin
be
whole
Imttle
1
wan
completely
rid
of
my
trouble
Now.
I
will
never
I
without
s
bottle
of
'Pr
WoodV
In
my
botne."
Put
up
only
by
the
T.
Mill
or
a
Ca,
Limited,
Toronto,
Out.
OxoCubare
the
concentrated
flavour
nd
nutrimmtof
prime
frrih
beef.
On
cube
mtkei
delieioui,
refrethiiif,
itrnKtb-eiinif
drink,
merely
by
being
dit-tolved
in
a
cup
of
hot
water.
In
tint
ot
4
cube
.15c
10
-
30c
February
5,
1916.
Nurse
Jerella
P.
.Morris
of
Aidrosoii.
Scotland,
niece
of
r.
lieorjfe
P.
McOdl
of
this
city,
writes
an
mtfresling
lelie;
telling
of
condition
in
Serbia
where
she
has
been
serving.
Cap).
II
A.
Plulpntt
is
now
serving
as
town
major"
in)
France
hihI
is
pulling
on
flesh
according
to
u
letter
written
by!
Mrs.
Philpoii.
who
i
in
Fngland.!
to
loral
friends.
II:
i.
Ilelgeesofl
leaves
in
a,
few
days
for
Martinet.
California,
whrre
he
will
reside.
Hi
business
interests
here
are
lo
w'
taken
over
by
(i.
II.
Arnold.
?nhrrihe
to
the
Daily
News.
SLC
Or
OOVERNKtNT
STt
SMOVCL
Burnt
Lakt
Olttrltt
TI.Mkfhs
-
imnnl
by
the
ua
lerslil
ii
mi
ihssi
VniwJ4.
Ike
iSlk
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tint
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of
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in
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a
lie
of
Itie
fnlhiwlnr
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land:--
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at
prtl
planted
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Minth
400
reel
to
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mark.
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feel,
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and
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mile
wet
of
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B.C.
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t
Park,
nir
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nf
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iirrupatliin
Salmon
Cannrri,
liueiidt
tii
apply
for
a
liae
of
the
following
de
m-rllied
landi:
Coiiimcnnnr
at
a
port
planted
at
the
et
end
or
Small
Bay
one
hundred
yard
rat
fif
mouth
of
iminnicd
ireaiir
ih.nre
poiilh
fie
rhaln:
ihenre
el
Hlilrrn
rlin:
thfiirr
north
to
nhnre
line;
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fiillnvlnr
fhore
line
tu
(mint
f
am.
niellrenint.
anil
i,infalnlti
.
lliree-quarn-r
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or
le.
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ACT
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of
Intention
to
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to
Laaia
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the
Qneen
Charlotte
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nuirlrt.
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Becordln
liinrld
of
prlnrF
lumerll
and
aliiiite
nn
the
rorehnr
nf
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TAKE
NOTICE
that
Eurrne
II.
Unipunn,
of
Madt,
nrrnpotlon
cinnrry
nianater
nieiirta
to
apply
for
a
Icaae
of
Hie
follow
Inr
desrrlbrd
ind:
Conmiendna
at
a
pot
planted
on
the
hlrn
water
mark
about
to
rhaln
vni
from
the
nnrthcaM
comer
of
I.ut
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ti,rh
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t...t
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norihwenlerly
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of
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jeri
o
nIP
north,
weal
rorruT
of
F.
II,
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appllra
tion
lo
leane;
thenre
aomheamerly
fol-Iciwlnir
I
he
hirli
water
mark
lo
the
point
or
rommenrcmeni,
and
cunlalntnr
two
tre,
iiiorf
or
irio.
EUOEIVE
II,
MMPSOI.
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Appllranl
.
p"r
Fr'1-
AfeoL
r.
-
-tovemcer
Dated
viu.
Hit.
It's
Time
for
Hot
0X0
when
you
want
something
sustaining
and
refreshing
when
you've
been
out
in
the
cold
when
children
dash
in
alter
school
when
Dad
comes
in,
tired
and
chilled
when
a
sick
person,
invalid
or
delicate
child
needs
nourishment
between
meals.
n
a
.
.
II
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Years
Ago
In
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Guarantevd
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10-Year
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International
Electric
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per
cent
per
annum
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is
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ill
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ironing.
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