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Tuesday,.
January
22,
rJ29
APPOINTMENT
SATISFACTORY
It
is
quite
a
qompliment
to
Prince
Rupert
to
have
the
leader
otMhe
ppposition.repxeentingitin.thef.Legislatiire.
His
appointment
indicates
that
his
ability.
is,
recognized
in
the
south
as
well
as
in
Prince
Rupert.
White
thf
preset
appointiaefiVienly
thatraf
house
leader.
t;here?i
rfttleidouMhAiao
cMiiCwiTrbe
raa'tle
if
his
name
comes
before
a
general
"convention
of
the
party
next
summer.
That
he
will
prove
himself
an
effective
leader
no
one
doubts
.
He
knows
the
parliamentary
game
from
A
to
ZF
has
a
wide
knowledge
of
the
province
and
its
needs,
and
will
in
every
way
be
in
a
position
to
serve
the
province
well.
With
Tolmie
as
premier
and
Pattullo
as
opposition
leader,
there
should
be
useful
and
safe
legislation
passed
at
the
next
few
sessions.
THREE
IMPOIlTAOTjVIOVES
within
traiasCTewimOTwrajsaemAmi
taut
moves
wbich
-19'
fatf?
Jlupert
is
co:
ment
that
the
Then
the
an
ing
&
Smel
the
city,
and.
is
to
build
a
di
ments
cominft
to
the
sale
gii
ed
.
In
ildioifcn
ai-offic(f
hef
ment
came"
twfttib-
emSoiidJlted
UiU
pany
would
immaniassay
pmce
in
is
stated
that
the
Jlflmfe
Oil
Corrlnanv
T
'
'
Z
i.
warehouse
in
the
cityi-jQese-JiloveM
pake,
of
the
anrtouncenrenl-In
.regard
lilies
with
the
subseauent
spenaini&
of
a
million
dolnh&
neighborhood
on
new
construe-
tion
ana
tne
DUlldlilg-
oi'.ine
.two
new
mius
ai
rorpoisu
Harbor
close
to
ijb.'
city
are
definite
and
encouraging
sieiis
of
what
Prince
Rupajt
may
.
expect
in
the
near
WILL
CAUSE
BUILDING
.
Doubtless
all
these
movements
will
tend
to
encourage
building
in
the
city
and
there
is
likely
to
be
construction
of
dwellings
here
during
the
present
year,
which
will
give
a
good
deal
of
employment
and
make
business
for
the
port.
Last
year
started
pretty
well
in
that
regard,
but
the
failure
of
grain
shipping
and
other
causes
led
to
a
falling
off
toward
the
end
of
the
season
.
BACK
FROM
THE
BARRENS
teen
yeare"
The
first
thinir
he
diil
Ih
l.i-
aot
to
The
l'as
he
did
rot
even
wait
until
ho
reached
Winnie
n-
-ua
buy
himtelf
a
pair
of
ipaU
with
zippers.
Yandle
acted
a
interpreter
when
Count
Ilia
Tolntoy
enUrtainid
the
Eikimoa
in
the
tar
north.
The
photoirraph,
which
was
taken
outside
the
Canadian
National
Kailwavi
station
in
Winnipeg,
just
after
the
trio's
arrival,
shown
Yandle;
Tolstoy,
in
the
centre;
and
W.
J.
Caiel,
photo-prapher.
Count
Tolstoy,
who
in
the
grandson
of
the
great
Huaaian
writer
and
philanthropist,
headed
an
expedition
into
the
Barrens
to
itudy
the
migration
hahiU
of
the
caribou,
and
some
unuaual
photographs
ware
obtained
or
the
mimenKe
herriH.
After
gpemling
a
day
in
Winnipeg,
the
party,
together
with
five
fakimo
dogs,
worth
$05
apiece,
went
to
Timagami,
tlx
Ontario
forest
reserve,
for
further
study
of
wild
animals,
and
tatoca
to
New
York
HEADS
HUGE
COMBINE
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THE
DAILY
tfEWS
SHIPS
TOO
BIG
FOR
NEW
YORK
Docks
Scarcely
Capable
of
Handling
-Craft-
NowEnlering
The
Port
ryr
NEW
YORK,
Jan.
22:
Ocean
liners
longer
thaa
the
piers
and
iving
omething
to
worry
Heretofore
'Olympic"
and
T1
USA
.V
;
,ri.
ivh"
:
I
s
1
comodato
any
vessel
entering
the
port
and
for
more
docking
facilities,
especially
on
the
New
Jersey
shore.
The
"Leviathan"
and
other
vessels
now
must
be
sent
to
Boston
for
dry
docking,
causing
an
extra
expense
of
more
than
$32,-000
yMrly
aiid
'diverting
to
that
city
since
194
more
han
1,000,:
J
000,
which
would
have
been
npcmt
here
had'v
facilities
been
available.
fif
of.'L
'
American
shipping
interests
nrk
i
Available
n
ki
)
in
th
u
harlxir
i
are'
.
"
expressed
willingness
to
use
.;.,.
xi
Mew
ah,
vu
i
one
.t.
i
such
facilities,
pointing
qut
that
i
il.
e
.1
i
..
1
Utnta
if
the
ktm
Un
nro-vided
roblems
of
hMUiieir
bulk
fc'
p-
t
,
,
!
.
n
a
crowded
harbor,
but
now,',
A'lnougn
roreign
snips
generai-with
th
two
nw
fiPrm.in
finerm
dire
to
overhaul
in
their
own
due
in
the
spring
.
a
British
nt'?
fJaVe
a?,T
'ion
and
building
other
large
Sir
Basil
Blackett
as
chairman...
.
.
.
'R.u
W..
porta,
it
Is
believed
the
work
upon
oceas'on
would
be
done
here.
Longer
piers
have
been
need
ed
for
some
time,
but
difficulty
of
the
Ummunicatmns
Company
this
reached
the
where
addedi
encountered
in
meeting
to
be
formed
by
the
merging
oft
be'1,eed
because
of
opposition
t
d
ter
faciiitieg
must
Britilh
cable
and
radio
compan-
8Uppjed
j
narrowing
the
river
waterways
les.
mi.
a.
vt
i.
Ion
which
thev
are?
located.
i
ue
port
or
ituvr
xorn
Aumur-
-
-
"Call
money"
this
we
ofter
see
Uy
several
mee
hae
appealed
to
bevcral
rth-.ppin-
companion
All
money's
deaf,
I
fear,
She
legislatures
of
Nejr
York
and
nve
been
lnvemgaunx
me
though
I
call
it
frequently
..
Tew
Jersey
for
cjitruetioa
of
a
eibility
of
buijidBg
a'
new
poitt$B
it
npr
kppitw
to
Hajiiv
,
,
lury
docK
laree
enouen
to
ac-
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Tuesday,
January
22,
1920
ARMY
PLANK
LAYS
A
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BARRAGE
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photo
shows
an
arm
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fiom
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low
altmnle
hmt
A
headquarters
foi
field
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ot
th
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effects
in
piecing
effec
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ground,
Md.,
the
h-
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Warfare
Service,
"creuiw"
were
obitinW
by
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PROMISE
FULFILLED.
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HEN
the
New
Ford
was
promised
to
"
vi
'fpf
A
the
motoring
public
our
reputation,
established
by
twenty-three
years
of
undUputed
leadership,
came
to
the
test
Rett
ft
o
tions
as
to
price,
raw
materials
and
labour
did
not
oxiit.
The
new
car
should
be
a
masterpiece
the
Tii
rfl
iftSflutIon'
i"ftkerfc
to
the
automotive
taintT
cloaked
the
months.
It-appeaeebViOne
year
on
tlve
liignWays
o(
the
worW
proved
to
ptS,
"
poW.
ettJii
ranee;
one
glance,
its
beauty.
The
promlieU
fulfilled.
Yotf
have
seen
Ford
ears
glide
by,
moving
into
traffic,
manoeuvering,
taking
the
lead.
Now
drive
one
your
self
and
feel
the
superabundant
power
.at
your
command.
JAny
Ford
dealer
will
be
glad
to
give
you
a
'
demonstration.
1
you
frtvcr
to
in
out
income,
you
wiil
inti
ti
authorized
ti)ne
.
iflynwnt
Ian
offered
by
td
Ford
1
dealtrt
moU
attract
V
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MOTOR
COMPANY
OF
OANADA
LIMITED,
Choice
of
A)laurs
Fully-Enclosed
Six
broke
Sem
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SKaitefproo
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Vindtrlett.
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totft
llto,
fleefc,wrdy,
beajitiful
car
of
today.
tony.
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