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Thursday
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i
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,
FOLLY
OF
DELAY
'
The
Questions
of
reparations
is
still
worrying
both
the
OVinnipeg
Free
PressJ
The
situation
in
which
the
British
nations
find
in
relation
to
the
optional
clause
of
the
world
court
,
COASTGUARD
CUTTERS
ON
AN
ICEBERG
PATROL
During
the
spring
iceberg
season
the
watchful
cutters
send
out
radio
warnings
and
at
nignt
Keep
searchlights
qn-
menacing
bergs
in
the
steamer
routes.
German
people
-and
the
nations
that
fought'
against
Ger!
veteran
jurist
retires
many
during
the
war.
'
This
matter,
it
would'
seem,
ought
l4,4.4.4,4
.,.,
to
have
been,;SBttled'16hg
ago.
It
is
still
k
carise
of
irrita-1'
tion
and
should
be
settled
as
soon
as
possible.
It
is
a'
folly
to
continue
to
keep
open
a
sore
which
would
heal
if
left
alone.
.DIVIDEND
PAYEKS
People
who
have
money
to
invest
always
look
for
dividend
payers.
They
are
so
much
better
than
prospects.
Just
now
Home-Oil
has
declared
a
dividend
of
20
per
cent.
That
is
a
pretty
good
start
for
the
company.
There
are
also
mines
that,
pay
dividends
.in
British
Columbia
and
these
can
always
hold
their-own.
Take
Premier
as
an
ex-
ample.
For
a
long
time
it
paid
40
per
cent
and
of
lateit
has
been
handingout,4
per
cent
each
quarter,orii32
per
cent
annually.
DQubtless.othcr.rainingqwoperties
Vill
be
doing
similarly
pretty
soom
.
.
.
j
'nt.iiinl
TAXING
LOW
PRICED
STOCKS
.
at
78,
.
"
'
khai'
resigned
as
one
of
the
Lords
J
he
government
hud
proposed
charging,
a
4ai
of
-ono
trf.
Apiu1.
although
he
win
recent
a
share
oftcjangf
erg.
On
a.ishare,worth,
only
main
technieaiiy
a
member
of
two
cents
that
would
have
meant
taking
half
the
property.,,!1
judicial
cbmmjttee
of
the
Now
this
has4jefl4anger.andihe
taiU,be,.onJy.a,nth..y
CouncJ!-ir'8
?eah
f
Tinfnf8
than
itfty,
cents.,
,
-,i
tff
lhe
finance
minister
was.
well-
advised
jnimakin?ithei
f
uutuir,
wiuwi
wuuiu
nave
muue
me
transier
01
very
low
nricod
stocks
impossible.
1
'
U-i
A.
THE
WOULD
COURT
for
eligibility
of
women
to.
te
CtrMa'cftan
Senate.
HIGHWAY
TO
has
been
quit
clearly
revealed
by
the
recent
discussions
in
While
Prince
Rupeit
.Unable
to
the
Canadian
parliament
and
the
debate
this
week
in
the1
Scc,ire
90
Mlfc
larger
j
house
of
lords.
A
long
ago
as
1925
Canada,
giving
rea-j
Scheme
Formulated
sons
for
the
Vejecfcioq.
of
the
Geneva
protocol,
indicated
a!
.
...
-nMm
w...
K1
rpjulinpfts
tn
aitn
tha
nnfinnol
lo
uqh
v,:
in
4.u:
ni,e
Prince
Rupert
i
unable
iirtt
T
K
V
,
'
wiu-awii
t-'t0
wrure
the
connpcting
Up
of
the
attitude
of
the
govMiment
and
also
of
the
rosilipfl,
if
mii
between
Uiix
city
arid
front
of
other
British
nations,
notably
Great
Britain,'
whicn.
lor
reasons
which
seem
sufficient
to
thftm.
rln
nnt
'
anaoa
na
(letiniteiy
afiri6eI
WTi&
Signature
to
th",
Ko'!o.rg
Pact
alwa
W).!Toek)actisauTOi
of
her
im
feins
with
oher
nationR.
Thnt
means
that
she
will
in-"iriably
submit
thorn
to
arbitration
or
to
an
intfirnnt.innnl
court.
This
being
se,
what
objection
can
there
be
to
asreo-ing
to
submit
nil
disputes
involving
nuostions
of
intnrnn.
tioral
law
to
the
World
court
formed
for
the
purpose
of
-'"aling
with
thoge
very
matters.
Sep
Pnre
7.
Jr
arp
a
lot
cf
small
advertisements
there
that
lnake't'oodreadingi
..
"..'.
uvu,ic
i
uoici
us
wjiniiui,
uu
apua
on.
its
DQiraij.
rpjrmce.
an
even
more
amb'tmu(
Canada,
howevmjvfiafc
not
yet
igned
the
clause,
f
or-'he
iijBPd
ch
'
beim?
proposed,
v
very
ffood
reason-that
8he
doelf
not
dftsiVp
desii'e
tn
to
Vnr
trot
nut
out;i
Planned
.to
..eonnett'.
Unitod
-
ates
with
.Alaska,
through
C:in-
A"
.
The
Juneau
Snpire
says
of
his:
"Bill
10
sunmil
cnemaeives
lp
tne
CQmpUISOry
jurisdiction
i
"The
nm,
o
Connect
Alaska
of
the
world
court.
JThia,
it
ie
evident,
is
a
condition
which
!
ho
V'&s
by
autor
cannot
continue
intfofinitely.
jmnb'ip
mwbt
i
aWncting
at-
Mr.Kinrpi.de
this
prettv
cear
in
the
following
'
TliJSt
statement
which
he
made
to
th,
Canadian
house
of
com-
lZ
mons
during
the
dlSCUSSion
about
the
Kellogg
pact:
j
TVi,te
Sutherland
of
Alaska
re-
My
hnn.
friertd
-will
recall
tha
during
the
last
Im-U"",t,v
"n"'""'
the
tiniteH
erial
conference
a-desire
was
expressed
on
the
part
of
the
'
m,,,,"
,7Pyi,rhd
r.t
-Tmbkd
there
that
no
one
part
of
the
BTSJtt
'
ish
Empire
should
formally
accent
the
nnHonal
c1ans1su.h
a
highway
not
oniv
because
without
p-'vintr
to
the
other
parts
of
the
Empire
an
oppor-
of
tKp
""e
tt
would
have
on
t"nity
of
discussing
that
particular
subject.
We
have
ad-
touril,t
trave1
to
the'north.
b"
"
viwH
the
other
parte
of
the
Emoire
that'in
our
jphinioh',
au
M
to
develo"T1"t
of,tha
Canada
should
sign
the
optional
clause,
and
w4
aw
nr.':
j.iwfut
itrcivmg
commiMiicauons
irom
other
parte
of
thoi
Emnre
in
refei-ertce
thei-eto.
We
are
carrying
out
ourl
unucrutKing
ai
incconierence
not
to
sign
formally
uhtf
iVre
has
been
an
6'm'iortunity
for
discussion,
but
wp'hayii
made
known
that
it
is
bur
desire
to
sifrn
the
ontional
.
i
.
-----
great
mlrterj)
resources
that
lie
ilong
he
route,
both
in
Canada
nd
Alaska.
-"Mr.
Sutherland
say
a
the
proposed
hignv&y
is
now
regarded
not
only
as
,
practicable,
but
le-J
"lares
there
ft
a'demand
'from
res-
;
den's
of
Alaska.
Yukon
Territory
md
the
frtnte
of
Washington
for
...!
"ons-
ruction
of
sections
of
;ifl
Hint
will
link
the
Alaskan
and
British
Columitia
roads
into
one
uiittnnnua
highway.'
"Of
rMro,
the
project
is
fav-cr
-I
i
a'l
he
people
of
the
north
on
both
sides
of
the
international
,,,..;
,.v
Such
n
road
would
al
most
immediately
become
qne
of!
he
most
iflnular
Wmugh
fares
j
l
h-
wir,tMftr
hnofers,
jflsher-1
men
vpA
.lowers
of
scenic,
gran-'
dnur
an'
bill-door
life.
And
it.
Ivrilllff
'nnnf.tHlt4i)
1mm,noAl.r
An'
velop
meht,"!'
f
Protects
vniit
Sinn
Health!
SfTf
pniGlDAlRC
Autonvitte
Tie-frigrratlon
Lrpt
foxl
lwayi
at
Just
the
rich!
lfm-rrature
to
Mifcciurd1
lliclr
CiMxIncn.
Cct
the
complete
facli
at
our
tlinwrimm.
Oper-air
from
farm
electric
plant
or
central
nation
power.
MUCK
ROIUNSON
'
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