Llnosday,
January
1C,
1020
fOSITION
OF
Not
gre
l
Delegate
(
ountry'at
Ceatfrreace
Wiriiirig
F
ee
Press)
in
information
has
ni,!,n,.,
NEW
TYPE
OF-UOAD
FOR
WESTERN
CANADA
i
in
Province
of
Saskatchewa
CANADA
REGARD
LIQUOR
EXPORT
Inmpp;:
1
rie
rrens
Discuses
Matter
(
'Ivurlv
and
at
Length
in
Editorial
POSITION
OF
BRITAIN
ih
cairyinir
an
important
exienmfiit
in
siirf;n
-iv.v
f;.iI
will
solve
the
p-oblem
of
highway
surfacing
on
the
prairies.
prairies.
The
I
he
si:n!:ui
inen
asphaltic
oil
clear
ships
carrying
cargoes
of
dividual,
a
government,
or
,
lienor
to
American
porU
will
make
ernment
officJaJs-J
FOR
A
REAL
ENJOYARLE
ftlOTOR
DRIVE
Rent
One
of
Our
HEATED
CARS
AND
DRIVE
IT
YOURSELF
Walker
Motor
Co.,
Limited
IH,
......
n,-,r,
....
.
...
.i
"vim-
uiue
jfsy
2nd
Ave.
and
lilt
St.
.
1.
'ViiBibo"
road.,
road
is
iirpt
i
aprayed
heavily
before
gravel
in
annlied.
thf
nil
fnrminir
u
coating
impervious
to
rain
so
long
as
it
remains
intact.
Th
oil
aln
nrn.
ih
.
I
from
disappearing
into
the
"gumbo."
A
similar
process
has
been
successful
in
Minnesota
..th
Dakota.
These
pictures
show
the
work
under
way
between
Pilot
Butte
and
Pense.
On
tt
of
the
layout
the
huge
otf
spreader
is
pmding
the
gravel
grader
which
spreads
the
grav-
..ver
me
iresniy
ouea
r-
ko.
un
tst
rlgM
is
a
close-up
of
the
giant
oH
sprinkler
which
I
.ij'iU
it
'
of
860
gallons
an
d
travels
under
its
own
power.
gov-
Uiry
difference
in
the
wetness
or
.
Cw
'Napborn
.
'Iryness
of
the
United
Stat.
It
,
?r
i.
,knf
V,
.STlr.i
t,caJ
.Mi4llMnitta.
there
is
-
-
a
'
v
u
vHaua
AWCUCU
another
fnWs
Canada
and
the
tt.,i.j
United
ot..
-
States
are
friendly
nations
Americans
a-i-J-T
would
rI.",
still
get
their
.
7
"
J
"jTI
Uouor.
There
is
also
a
Feeling
in
."J"
,-
Canada,
quite
vocal
at
times,
'
that
edflboHt
SSZJr
P
Canadians
C.n.H.
h..
mi..im.
,
aaaieting
Ik.
TTnltl
H.t..
.
.u.
Mw-orei
ul
if
leas-
Volstead
Art
P.
.
L
mi
nadians
would
Americana
Slt
Jlt-
fM-f
off-elal
sanction
to
.
lu.
the
TT.,..
"
"
"
"
"
those
who
were
breaking
Canadian
solely
business
of
the
United
States
to
keep
liquor
out
of
the
laws.
There
is
a
double
edge
to
a
ma.jor.uy
oi
mese
issues
that
in-
Will,
Stand
Taken
T
U
volves
the
comity
,of
nations,
id
.
From
This
smart
on
the
(2
CanaW
"T""-"c
0".
ns
to
pour
liquor
into
the
Uni-
,
export
trade,
redtfee
the
earning
ZZ,
iT!.
'
tZ
ltet
the
United
SUts
7SZZS7Z?Zr"uZ.Z
Pns
win
try
to
"
""-tnrr.
to
sell
tbetr
goods
ZZr'ZZZ:
their
own
undoing.
-
wfth
ihe
matter
f
:
mop
a'ong
the
Canadian
State
brder.
aaklDg
'
1
1"
A
n
govornmenT
re-arnnre
papers
to
ships
car-rui
s
ef
'iquo-
from
Cans-Amcriun
ports.
i
lhii'ed.
fejjtes
Vie-iv-
i"
obici-tiwe
'
i
to
keep
wherever
they
find
a
market.
The
question
to.
however,
ome-
"
!
Hf
1
A
.
-
'-.
.
.
a.
i
rfeajteaw-s
reparia
area
Wits
w
iraicdle
that
G4
is
IH9s1y
thing
of
more
conseosence
than
to
toppWe
xe
Unifed
StSSa'rb-
the
earnings
of
any
company
or
"ueet
en
the
ather
remarkable
he
sise
ef
Canada's
foreign
trade,
grounds
that,
if
Canada
does
not
If
is
a
national
question
and
must
permit
ships
carrying
'inuor
to
de-be
looked
at
from
the
national
Prt
in
a
I
gal
way
from
Canadian
viewpoint.
The
fundamental
fact
to
United
States
ports,
the
mtnm-
lm
L
...Uam
Ik.
mm...
tnnt
nf
1
1
n
(tnr
will
trn
n
n
i
1
.
ir
n
1
1
V
'mm
u.
OTITOU
WHWHMU
W
.
.....
n
u..
'
te
yfri
ted
State.
e-nnitnt
gives
clearance
papers
to
and
under
&oar;
iiiotier
words,
fanl;itinf
Ihe
enforce-
,
snip
emrry
n
,
pf
iiqMr
that
he
pWr
.j8Wr
will
get
h.
Am-ri
-n
ivohthitios
ta
United
States
port.
It
is
mak-
their
ahipnunts
aeyoss
V
line
V
'
"
A
Stages
case
would
ing
poibe
an
ijjga
art.
This
hooker
crook.
Th
theory
appear
tn
;cl.
stronger
appeal
to
works
two
jf
the
liquor
is
to
be
that,
if
the
ship-owners
and
it
it
we
e
fe't
here
that
Usdej
at
an
American
port
the
liquor
shippers
a
e
not
permitted
.
(1
S'ntes
was
making
a
merican
aw
ha
been
broken,
to
break
the
American
law
in
the
?i"tt
nn
determined
at-
jf
the
ship
puts
back
into
some
legal
Canadian
w:
y.
they
will
pro-
r.force
one
of
its
own
Canadian
port
and
lands
the
liquor
ccd
'o
break
it
i!le?al!y.
This
.p.-N
re
tching
Canada
for
n.tlit
Jn
Canada
the
Canadian
nwf
happen,
but
even
if
It
does,
American
cites
indi-
i,w
nM
b.oken.
It
is
law-
Canada's
internal
'an!
.
position
'
'
i.or
-H
sold
openly
in
breaking
either
way
or
the
other,
will
be
much
better
tlHm
If
this
"!'
sk-fa-ies."
and
other
tnJj
jt
jg
hiarhly
doubtful
if
it
is
country
gives
legal
sanction
to
the
i
x
U
character,
and
that
ir
tne
beat
interests
of
Canada
to
oiierarton?
of
men
who
are
frankly
neei
or
hut
boring
eDCOarage
the
operations
of
a
great
out
to
boat
the
United
States
law.
United
State
if
one
,tr4.r
af
rum-runners,
smugglers.
Arcordlng
to
the
United
States
;
'c-'o
pay
the
shot.
Now
TOa
law-breakers,
along
the
Cana-
statement,
issue
i
from
Ottawa,
-
n
much
is
heard
of
a
great
an
border.
It
is
pretty
obvious
Mexico
and
Cuba
have
agreed
to
nr
)e
nginade
in
this
or
that
the
typm
0f
Tn
enf(a(td
in
accept
the
Ame-ican
position.
A
.
.-oftiu
annnoncements
tj,e
husineas
of
liquor
running
will
number
of
European
countries
MT.nint
offUvrs
about
break
tne
Canadian
law
with
as
have
also
acceded
to
the
United
''"''
,r
?oin'
to
d0-
bul
much
imnunltr
as
he
will
break
the
SUU
request
that
vessels
carry-
tr
to
be
mosMy
in
the
American
law.
He
will
run
whis-
ing
Hquor
sr
not
to
be
glv
f
pectacular
Stunting,
jnto
Canada
to
make
It
pot-
clerance
papers
to
UmHed
StaUai
t
u
ti
if
a
change
taking
ble
for
Canadians
to
escape
pay-
ports.
The
British
government!
-
'i
rpsjirc'
to
widesprral
mg
tDf
iegtimaii'
Canadian
retail
also
admits
the
re.t.onableness
of;
''!
ng.
The
much
press-
pPjce.
be
will
carry
drug
into
the
American
request,
and
does!
1
Ir've
by
General
Butler
Cjinada;
he
will
proceed
to
smug-
not
give
clearance
papers
to
liquor
'
n.
Philadelphia
a
couple
t
United
States
goods
into
Can-
cargo
from
BHtish
to
United
,r
,,ro
to
clean
it
up
once
uda
thereby
beating
the
Canadian
States
ports.
The
dropping
of
the
:
'
-
!l
iimo
conies
in
this
-Qv'pmment.
On
these
grounds
word
"not"
from
an
Ottawa
liquor
week
or
two
ago
it
was
alone
it
as
if
it
would
be
shipments
to
clear
for
the
United
'r
"!
in
the
United
States
d
bugjneM
for
Canada
to
refuse
SUtea,
but
later
dUpatches
f
om
'
.it
.mother
drive
to
clean
.
k.
n
h.hltual
law-
Ottawa
Indicate
that
this
Ip
not
the
ph
a
win
on
the
curds
v....u
-iff
our
southern
case.
Great
Britain
already
has
Affect
Husintwe
bnunda-v.
In
the
long
run
con-
taken
the
stand
that
Canada
la
"
7
are
not
ahV
to
say
tact
with
law-breakers
never
aaked
to
take,
refusal
by
Canada
to
works
to
the
advantage
of
an
In-
jhese
facts
aprear
to
give
ample
support,
to
the
argument
that,
if
the
Canadian
government
maintains
its
present
attitude
toward
the
export
of
liquor
lo
a
p
ohibl-tron
country,
no
good
will
result
to
Canada
in
the
Itoff
run.
Motnrship
Belttnrluun,
Cfept.
J.
K.
Anderson,
arrived
In
Mart
t
7
o'clock
this
morning
,from
Ketchikan
with
four
carloads
of
froien
fish
for
transshipment
east
over
tha
Canadian
National
Railwuys.
PAIN
in
BLADFEF
KrMiU
rml
b'
SANTAI,
jiidv
II
'urr
in
rt
tbr
llraulur
l.uuk
I
ur
iv
rfil
'Mint
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
FIVE
News
of
the
Mines
AROUND
PRINCE
RUPERT
Development
.of
Owen
Lake
Properties
Commenced;
Consolidated
Makes
Payments
on
Babine
Properties;
Shipping
From
Rocher
de
Boule
Active
development
has
now
been
started
by
F.
Taylor
of
extensive
mineral
showings
which
he
controls
in
'
the
Owen
Lake
region
.
The
machinery
has
just
been
put
i
in
place
to
turn
on
the
power
.
The
larger
compressor
and
'
power
plant
has
been
erected
near
the
shore
of
Owen1
Lake
on
the
Wrinch
grpup
and
the
second
plant
has"
been
1
installed
on
the
Cole
claims.
Operation
of
the
sawmill
has
been
steady
and
a
large
quantity
of
lumber
has
been
cut
for
camp
buildings.
Thirty
j
five
men
were
employed
for
ev-.
the
adjoining
Judges
jroun.
where
era)
months
work.
in
the
preparatory
The
Consolidated
Mining
&
Smelting
Co.
has
met
with
the
initial
p-.vments
on
the
Harvey
nd
Judges
group
of
mineral
claims
in
the
Babines.
Smithers
owners
of
these
properties
shared
in
the
preliminary
payment
which
is
to
be
followed
next
July
by
a
much
larger
sum
called
for
under
the
option
to
buy.
Since
taken
up
by
the
Consolidated,
the
work
on
the
Harvey
group
has
consisted
of
an
extension
of
the
tannel
to
tap
at
depth
the
ore
uncovered
in'
early
work
by
a
abaft.
This
tun-'
some
good
showings
have
been
ex
posed
in
assessment
work
by
the.
original
owners.
It
is
reported
that
the
entire
area
wilt
be
tested
by
diamond
drill
in
early
summer.
Winter
work
is
being
carried
on.
Three
team$
are
now
hauling
A
Sophisticated
Evening
Gown
For
the
Sophisticated
If
you
are
tall
and
slender
and
ore
from
the
Rather
de
Boule
mine
'nare
a
way
of
holding,
ypur
head,
to
Skeena
Crosjlug
and
about
16
rou
can
wear
the
lovely
dress
men
are
engaged
in
mining.
Ore!
illustrated
here.
But
please
don't
is
being
taken
from.
No.
2
tunnel
(read
any
further
if
you
merely
which
is
expected
to
run
$50
to
j
possess
tall
"ambitions."
Thio
ls
the
ton.
This
tunnel
was
never
not
a
frock
for
the
little'girl
who
worked
to
any
extent
y
the
old
would
like
to
look-tall.
company,
although
the
ore
there
is
the
highest
grade
of
any
in
the
train,
In
soft
black
velvet
with
a
long
this
model
employs
the
nel
has
progressed
considerable'
mine.
W.
S.
Harris,
who'
is
in
'princess
silhouette
'so
much
in
distance
with
reported
good
re-
charge
of
operations,
reports
that,
favor
now.
Large
white,'
rases
t-ults
and
will
be
continued.
It,
other
than
taking
out
ore,
he
has
trail
down
one
side
and
the
fitted
is
understood
that
some
explora-
'not
completed
any
plans
for
future
deeolletage
is
held
by
.
lingerie
tory
work
will
be
prosecuted
on
development.
.straps.
I
WHAT
IS
IT
!
that
keeps
you
always
look
ing
well
and
smartly
dresj-ed?
OUR
SERVICE
PHONE
649
to
have
your
clothes
pressed.
We
call
for
and
deliver
to
all
parts
of
the
city.
Fdr
that
Suit
We
have
fine
Fall
and
Winter
Suitings
and
Overcoatings
on
hand.
Come
in
today
and
let
us
take
your
measure.
Cutting,
workmanship,
style,
sll
guaranteed.
Best
materials
and
reasonable
prices.
Ling,
the
Tailor
Phone
649
Dr.
Alexander
BES.N'EB
BLOCK
DENTIST
Advertise
in
The
News.
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VI.
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Achievement
and
Promise
Northern
Electric
Company
takes
this
opportunity
of
expressing
to
its
The
staff,
to
its
customers
and
to
the
public
of
Canada,
a
sincere
wish
for
a
Happy
and
Prosperous
New
Year,
and
pledges
its
devotion
to
those
high
ideals
of
business
which
arc
bound
to
turn
promises
into
achievements.
This
Company
is
engaged
in
the
nunufoctitre
of
articles
which
have
become
daily
necessities
the
telephone
and
its
accompanying
accessories,
intricate,
exact,
yet
reasonably
priced;
wires
that
carry
the
electric
current,
from
the
great
cables
that
run
through
the
underground
conduits
to
the
tiny
wires,
no
bigger
than
a
hair,
extending
into
the
telephone;
fire-alarm
systems;
private
telephone
systems;
radio
apparatus
such
as
peanut
tubes,
loud
speakers,
public
address
systems,
the
new
talking
moving-picture
equipment
all
these,
and
many
more,
does
the
Northern
Electric
Company
produce
at
its
great
Canadian
plants.
In
addition,
the
Northern
Electric
Company
acts
at
a
national
distributor
for
well-known
brands
of
electrical
goods,
such
as
electric
stoves,
electric
irons,
electric
pads,
washing
machines.
vacuum
cleaners
and
other
household
equipment;
also
power
apparatus
and
illumination
supplies.
Skilled
employees,
many
of
whom
have
been
in
the
Company
for
upwards
of
thirty
years,
are
devoting
their
lives
to
the
perfection
of
the
merchandise
that
bears
the
name,
imprint
and
guarantee
of
the
Northern
Electric
Company.
Fourteen
branches
under
the
supervision,
of
experienced
representatives
of
the
Company
are
located
at
strategic
points
throughout
the
Dominion
to
furnish
convenient
service
to
those
who
make
use
of
these
products
in
their
industrial
and
social
life.
Northern
Electric
COMMflV
UMITtO
A
National
Electrical
Service
VANCOUVER.
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