desired.
Davenp
tell
DRASTIC
AGTltiN
The
British
Government.is.takiBg.tU'atictionR.cut-ting
down
the
contracts
on
new
cruisers
for
the
British
navy.
It
may
be
done
as
an
example
to
the
other
participants
at
the
iMivalonfarence,
in-order
to
show
that
Britain
k.reallv
in
earnest
in-the
matter
of
disarmament.
It4srto
be
hoped
that
whatever
the.intention,
it
wilt
have
the
effect
SIGN
OF
INFERIORITY
The
Oriental
question
is
a
puzzling
one.
It
is
one
that
has
been
with
us
for
many
years
and
periodically
there
is
hi",
r'v.
:
'
v
-
'
.
"
4
651,8
miles
from
,Hansard
to
.Van-
oouver
via
Red
Pass,
which
makes
the
distance
from
Beaver
Lodge
to
Vancouver
801.8
lnstrad
of
from
Red
Pass
Junction
to
Prince
leas
actual
distanoe
to
Prince
Rupert,
the
equivalent
of
at
least
185
miles
more,
making
a
total
of
over
333
miles
of
operating
costs
in
favor
of
Prince
Rupert.
,
"In
view
of
the
above
facts
is
it
any
wonder
that
we
are
amaiedjit
the
omission
of
any
mention
of
the
port
of
Prince
Rupert
In
toe
news-
a
political
outburst
against
the
Japanese
and
Chinese
or'
,ner
artl(lle
m
0Uestiori?
an
industrial
movement
along
similar
lines
as
a
result
of
;
"it
is
a
fact
that
natural
condi-some
economic
nressure.
Itlons,
to
a
great
extent,
divide,
the
ously
consider
an
outlet
so
tar
south
as
the
Monkman
Pass
route,
evcn
though
i.this
-route
does
mean
the
1
shortest
amount
of
new
construe-j
tion.
The
cost
of
building
conncc-1
Hons
.with
J.hls
route
from
other;
parts
of
the
district
must
be
con-1
sidered,
as
well
as
length
of
haulj
from
the
district
as
a
whole.
1
"The
map
illustrating
the.
Dally
'
760
wr
article
is
somewhat
misleading,
;
since
anyone
unfamiliar
with
true;
t(.
kio
,n
nwr
thP
r.
m
r
'conditions
vwould
gather
...from
it
i
from
PtP-
l'
""
"
'"S
runs
through
narrow
George
than
to
Van-
proximately
-HO
less
cW.
a
dlffereiS
surely,
worthy
mun
co"rse
rntfonSnlticltdealing
at
farfromtthe
case,
as
the
such
length
and
in
such
detail
with
ner
ld,e
,To
Ul"sfc'ate'
22-mlle
drive
from
Vander-
Eubct
.of
rail
.
haul,and
saving
to
Fort
St.
James
on
Stuart
to
the
farmers
of
the
Peace.
But.
foot
for
.considerable
distance,
let
us
go
.a
tittle
further
into,
the
M
nojnountalnsare
visible
in
any
dl-
comparison
between
Vancouver-and
from.Hansard.
;itls
J85
miles
further
.hy
rail
tFurther,.Jn
this
connection,
Xhe
article
states
that
Uie
Pine
Pass
route
'would
traverse
mountain
valleys
with
comparatively
little
The
political
effect
of
the
order
on
Portsmouth
andlHPert
wan
to
-Vancouver,
yei
u
is
prospect
0i1trafnc
development;
ort
and
indirectly
on
the
vest
of
the
country
will;'
"JZJJ
hat
against
the
Government
unless
they
take
steps
a:
once
to
Prljert,m9reeaily
"
Z
to
spend
the
money
which
would
have
gone
into.
cruisers
on
some
other
public
measures
where
the
men
may
secure
employment.
Should
there
be
any
slip
upon
the
part
of
the
Government
the
strong
opposition
in
Parliament
would
immediately
take
the
opportunity
to
throw
them
out
and
ask
for
an
election.
to
Vancouver.
Therefore,
in
mak-
iug
a
comparison
of
operating
coats
ver
the
two
lines
from
Hansard,
it
Is
necessary
to
add
to
the
140
miles
route
would
be
much
more
produc
tive.
The
actual
facts
as
traffic
possibilities
over
the
two
routes
are
precisely
the
contrary,
j
asis
well
known
to
all
familiar
with
the
country.
j
"We
are
enclosing
our
latest
i
pamphlet,
which
discusses
at.som'e
j
length
the
Peace
River
outlet
question,
with
.a
map
showing
four
a
.e
i.
ii.!.
j:
n-nt
:
:
.cUonntrv
nn
t.h
north
of
the
Peace
Accordine
to
a
bulletin
issued
bv'
bre
throats
A
f
need
this
Double-
Treatment
Rubbed
on
the
throat,
Vicks
relieves
in
two
direct
ways:
(1)
Its
vapors,
released
by
the
body
heat,
are
inhaled
direct
to
the
air
passages;
and
-
(2)
At
the
same
time
Vicks
"draws
out"
the
soreness
like
an
old-fashioned
poultice.
routes,
all
of
which
have
ardent
ipuuaptre
-of
8t
advocates.
BUSY
BEkiS
at
once
Oyek
&
Million
Jars
UsEDYfAXU
!
Canon
Likes
Pipe
But
Would
Banish
Other
Smoking
Ule
of
Arlculture'
"
te
tt
S
Deparifent
infer
oritv
Wear
vve
iear
the
ine
Ulieniai.
in
ne
is
:
inienomy.
many
respects
tallway
consuucUon
ts
concerned,
pound
of
honey
represents
the
people
are
shocked.
I
remember
how
ujgly.
better
than
We
are.
He
IS
more
tlirilty,
more
industrious,
ftnd
the
logical
solution
of
theprob-
nectar
drawn
by
bees
from
2,500.-
shocked
they
were
for
a
woman
to
"1
wish
that
cigars
and
cigarettes
Jjteadier.
We
have
much
to
learn
from
him.
The
d
if
fi-ilem
is
that
which
will
best
meet
the
000
white
clover
tubes.
Toronto
ride
a
bicycle
or
play
tennis.
The!
had
never
been
invented,"
said
the
Clllty
is
that
his
Standard
of
living
is
lower
than
that
of
needs
of
the
district
as
a
whole.
In-
Evening
Telegram.
squire
of
the
village
where
I
lived
canon.
"All
evils,
real
or
Imaginary
iha
nimraim
wViito
tnnn
nnrl
fnr
rW
r-pnsnn
Vip
ic
rnlofar
as
length
of
haul
to
tide-
'
-
.
.
u
.'
.
..
undercut
him
either
in
business
or
production
The
average
Oriental
does
not
assimilate
with
the
white
man,
largely
because
of
the
attitude
of
the
latter.
The
white
man
does
not
wish
to
become
yellow.
That
throws
the
Orientals
together
and
makes
them
a
peculiar
people,
still
remaining
Oriental
even
after
the
second
and
third
generartion.
The
Oriental
is
that
because
he
can
not
become
anything
else.
We
will
not
let
him.
It
is
because
of
the
unfairness
both
to
the
Oriental
and
to
ourselves
of
a
condition
which
is
bourn!
to
JeatUo
racial
difficulties
that
we
strongly
favor
Keeping
up
the
bars
against
Asiatics.
It
does
not
mean
that
they
are
inferior.
It
may
even
moan
that
we
are
inferior,
for
we
are
inferior
in
many
respects.
It
simply
is
the
best
solution
of
a
difficult
problelm.
8
Full
Speed
Ahead
Soon
Many
people
do
not
realize
-that
the
Northern
Power
Company,
a
subsidiary
of
the
Power
Corporation
of
Canada,
is
really
constructing
a
large
hydro-electric
plant
to
serve
the
city
of
Prince
Rupert
and
adjoining
territory.
The
site
for
the
plant
is
being
prepared
and
the
right-of-way
for
the
high-power
lines
connecting
Big
Falls
on
the
Ecstall
River
with
the
city
is
being
cleared
and
that
during
September
next
it
is
expected
to
turn
on
the
power
from
the
first
unit.
What
does
this
mean
to
Prince
Rupert?
It
means
that
iie
-largest
power
corporation
of
Canada'
has
faith
in
the
future
of
the
city
and
district
and
already
sees
a
market
for
its
product.
Under
the
impetus
of
the
new
movement,
Prince
Rupert
will
grow.
Industries
will
be
developed
and
all
will
feel
the
benefit.
Prince
Rupert
people
must
prepare
for
the
change.
New
buildings
will
be
necessary.
If
there.arefno.va-cant
houses
in
the
city
today,
what
will
be
the
condition.
when
people
begin
to
come
in?
The
Qaily
News.is
alive
Aoihe3it-.uation
and
is
laying
its
plans.
Others
must
do
the
same
if
they
are
tp
heep
pace
with
the
new
Prince.
Rupert.
WllLri
13
UUilCillCU,
WIW
a.
i.vnav
new
construction
possioie
.
We
do
not
agree
that
the
Peace
River
must
be
crossed
at
Peace
River
town,
but
contend
that
the
crossing
at
Hudson
Hope
Is
cheaper,
and.
further,
a
line
there
is
In
close
prox
imity
to
the
well
known
and
valuable
coal
deposits
of
that
district.
But
the
Hudson
Hope
crossing
Is
of
course
much
further
west,
and
although
routes
in
that
direction
would
afford
much
the
shortest
haul
to
tidewater
for
the
greater
part
of
the
district,
and
would
tend
to
conduct
traffic
along
natural
lines,
yet
the
adoption
of
any
of
.them
would
not
meet
the
wishes
of
.
those
who
desire
the
port
of
Van-,
ccuver
to
secure
the
lion's
share
-of
the
traffic
with
the
Peace.
"It
Is
obvious
that
the
MonkmanJ
Pass
route
is
far
to
the
south,
and
its
advocates
concede
that
another
outlet
for
the
country
north
of
the
i
Peace
must
be
provided.
j
Wp
d
not
believe
it
is
necea-j
sary
to
provide
two
distinct
and,
separate
systems
for
the
district,
with
two
outlets.
Rather,
we
be-i
lieve
one
outlet
will
suffice,
at
least
for
many
years,
If
run
as
nearly
as
.
possible
from
the
centre
of
the
district
and
fed
by
branch
lines.
Freijht
.Kates
"Freight
rates
on
wheat
to
a
Pacific
coast
outlet
will
be
fixed
by
operating
costs
over
the
first
outlet
built.
If
that
outlet
gives
a
shorter
,
haul
than
any
line
subsequently
built,
ihen
the
newer
line
would
have
tp
meet
the
first
rates
established,
and
the
situation
would
be
satisfactory
from
Uie
wheat
grower's
point,
of
view.
"But
if
the
first
line
buUt
means
a
considerably
longer
haul
to
tidewater
than
could
be
obtained
over
some
other
route,
and
a
line
be
subsequently
built
over
such
a
short
ro.ute,
rates
fixed
by
operating
costs
over
the
first
and
longer
line
would
govern,
and
the
railway
company,
not
.hc
wheat
grower,
get
the
benefit
of
the
lower
cost
of
transportation
over
the
shorter
line.
Hence
it
Is
all
to
the
interest
of
the
settlers
of
the
Peace
River
district
to
have
the
first
outlet
that
one
which
will
afford
the
shortest
haul
and
cheapest
freight
rate
to
tidewater.
"That
the
above
contenUon
is
true
Is
evidenced
by
existing
rates
on
grain
to
the
Pacific
coast,
which
have
been
fixed
on
the
basis
of
costs
to
the
C.
P.
R.,
notwithstanding
the
fact
that
on
account
of
much
better
grades,'
operating'
costs
in
British
Columbia
arejnuch
lower
on
the
C.
N.
R.
than
on
the
c.
r.
r.
"Manifestly
in
a
district
so
large,
with
existing
'natural
conditions,
different
sections
will
to
a
certain
extent
have
different
interests,
but
that
solution
of
this
railway
problem
should
be"
adopted
which
will
be
of
the
greatest
benefit
to
the
whole
district.
Since
it
is
known
that
considerably
the
greatest
productive
area
lies
north
of
the
Peace
River,
it
seems
Irrational
to
scrl-
handles.
Each
TORONTO,
Jan.
88:
Canon!
ENGLISH
CHINA
DECORATED
CUPS
AND
SAUCERS
FREE!
fens
James
Cathedral,!
has
been
interviewed
on
the
sub-
..
:
r-
ject
f
amoitlng.
He
Is
fond
of
his
me
M
tend
f0rbade
his
footman
ipipe,
he
admits
"I
don't
like
women
rlde
a
bioifcle
beoaiMe
being
an
(Hmolg.
buU
cTAll
artist,
and
having
n
a
bicycle
Ikowfi
"ENGLISH
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DINNER
AND
SOUP
PIRATES
Regular
$2
a
dozen.
1!
ft
o
To
dear
JL'V
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DECORATED
TEAPOTS
Recular
$1.26
to
$2.50.
Sale
CHILD'S
KNIFE,
FORK
AND
SPOON
SET
with
colored
handle
and
stainless
blade
LAYER
CAKE
TINS
with
sliding
bottom
70c
10c
the
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January
5ft
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1
9?
1'IllNCLSRUrERT'S
jDSVNTAGES
AS
'FIMCE
RIYER
OUTLET
UK-VIKWED
IN
.LETTER
TO
:IION.
FRANK
OLIVER.
To
Owners
of
Caimont
Oils,
Ltd.
Shares
With
a
view
to
the
protection
of
the
interests
0f
the
owners
of
shares,
the
Directors
of
Calmer
(iil
Limited
wish
to
learn
how
the
Company's
sharps
ar?
held.
Those
owning
shares,
either
-with
or
without
holding
certificate,
are
requested
toiet
us
kno
m.
ticulars
of
the
shares
owned
by
them
as
at
January
20th,
1930,
and
forward
the
coupon
below
to
tin
un.
'
'
dersigned.
Quaker
iFinance
Corporation
Ltd.
Sponsors
of
Caimont.
OlIf
Ltd.
400
LANCASTER
-.BLDQ.
CAU
.iATV
I
own
Shares
of
Caimont
Oil-
Ltd.
I
hoM.cortfftatafcfer
.
n
I
own
i..ifeflW8
for
which
1
1
certificates.
State
whether
MrtLftiatM
jwi
own
are
in
your
Name
A..M..
Address
i
1
'
1
1
would
men
aisappeui
i
imagine
the
small
b
l
whom
1
saw
smoking
at
Mm
i.u
a,j
last
summer
with
pip'
i
cherried
line."
Get
pays.
tbe
'Ad.
readlnt;
h:ib.:
t
Being
very
anxious
to
wind
up
the
estate
with
as
little
delay
and
expense
as
possible,
the
creditors
turned
the
whole
stock
and
fixtures
over
to
us
at
a
ridiculously
low
rate
on
the
dollar.
We
now
have
a
chance
to
pass
this
on
to
the
people
of
Prince
Rupert
at
what
they
canibe
sure
are
.genuine
sale
prices
mostly
less
than'
half,
and
many
things
practic-allyjgiven
away
to
clear.
HERE
ARE
SOME
ITEMS
GENUINE
FIRTH
STAINLESS
STEEL
TABLE
KNIVES
with
white
QAt
30c
SET
1
DOZEN
PATTY
CAKE
TINS
-Sale
price
23-PIECE
CHINA
TEA
SET-Sale
priae
LARGE
ENAMELLED
KETTLE-Sale
price
FLOUR
SIFTERS
Sale
price
mi.
j
i
vveanesaay
im
at
DENNY
ALLEN'S
STORE
-
JOHN
BULGER
LIMITED
$2.95
80c
20c
ONE
DALTON
CASH
REGISTER
Cost
$190.00
HALF
PRICE
2
SIX-FOOT
SILENT
SALESMAN
SHOW
STr
350,00
OTHER
COUNTERS,
ETC.,
AT
CLEARING
PRICES
To
the
first
40
customers
Wednesday
a.m.,
we
will
give
an
article
from
the
stock.
None
to
children.
ormng
Third
Ave.