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V33
Capt.
Geo.
Black
and
J.
C.
Brady:
Heard
In
Hishway
Debate
I
at
Ottawa
I
...
.
rc!
un
sure
tne
government
are
tourist
traffic
In
Canada,
and'
I
think
no
better
contribution
could
be
made
along
this
line
than
a
rea
sonable
grant
for
the
continuation
the
debate
In
the
House
of
Com
mons
at
Ottawa
on
federal
aid
to
the
provinces
in
highway
construc
tion.
"The
road
has
been
built
through
British
Columbia
almost
to
the
northern
boundary;
It,
Is
already
constructed
through
Yukon
territory
and
a
comparatively
small
grant
would
be
sufficient
to
put
the
highway
in
shaps
for
tourist
traffic.
This
project
is
being
seriously
considered
by
the
government
of
British
Columbia,
and
In
this
connection
I
should
like
to
read
to
the
house
the
words
of
the
premier
of
that.
province,
as
they
appear
In
a
despatch
from
Ottawa
under
date
of
September
9:
"'A
grand
plan
for
an
lnternar
j
tlonal
highway
extending
from
the
'border
of
Mexico
away
up
through
j
British
Columbia
to
the
Yukon
and
I
Alaska
was
discussed
at
an
Interview
here
today
between
Premier
iTolmle
of
British
Columbia
and
Hon.
Charles
Stewart,
minister
of
the
Interior.
The
provincial
government
is
favorable
to
the
plan,
but
it
Is
of
great
magnitude,
and
federal
aid
will
be
necessary.
"
'It
Is
understood
that
Mr.
Stewart
was
prepared
to
have
the
Dominion
build
the
Yukon
part
of
It
"That
Is
very
good
news.
"
'-1
but
did
not
commit
him-
j
self
on
the
other.'
'"There
are
some
460
miles
of
new
road
In
British
Columbia,
and
about
125
miles
In
the
Yukon
required
to
carry
out
the
scheme.
"New
construction
In
the
Yukon
will
not
total
125
miles,
but
a
great
many
improvements
will
be
necessary
to
the
present
roads
to
make
them
suitable
for
tourist
traffic.
"'Premier
Tolmle
explained
that
the
highway
would
run
from
Tia
Juana,
Mexico,
up
the
whole
Pacific
coast
to
the
International
boundary
of
British
Columbia,
connecting
there
with
the
roadway
to
Hazel-ton,
B.C..
and
afterwards
going
on
to
connect
with
the
Yukon
and
Al-
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P.
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Street.
Proprietor
Phone
208
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
Friday.
March
21,
"After
Babv.WasWeak.
Skinny.
Gained
22
Lbs."
itTZjEl
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It,
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from
druiitt
lodiy.
frrii.A
Mn.An
1
It
would
give
United
States
people,'
he
said
an
opport-
be
llnkad.
up
,wUii
our.transcon
Unfntal
highway.
I
refer
Prince
Rupefit,
Do,,
you,
know,
$r,,ttiat
today
we
have
no
a
road
jinking
up
that
city
with
any
other
city
or
town
in
Canada?
Only
90
miles
of
road
construction
from
the
port
of
Prince
Rupert
,
would
bring
us
In
touch
with
our.
Canadian
highway
and
enable,
the.
people
of
that
city
to
travel
tp
Vncpuver
or
Eastern
Canada.
,
fl'o,wha
ypuld
that
roaa;-j;.5f,,t'1ll.
be
a
costly
undertaking,
lju
it,
Is
going
to
open
up
ne
of
.the
finest
scenic
sections,
hot
merely
of
British
Co-'umbia
but
of
any
part
of
the
Dominion.
I
refer
to
that
wonderful
!
stretch
of
river
and
mountain
scenery
between
Prince
Rupert
and
Terrace,
a
distance
of
00
miles.
"Is
it
possible
wc
do
not
know
that
in
the
last
10
yean
public
opinion
In
Canada
has
changed
with
regard
to
our
highways?
Changed
conditions
bring
about
a
new
set
of
facts
that
we
must
face
squarely.
What
are
these
facts?
We
are
In
a
great
machine
age,
the
most
marvellous
period
of
development
in
any
past
era.
We
demand
these
highways
for
our
own
national
development.
It
is
not
a
mere
petty
local
demand:
we
an
making
the
aemand
looking
at
Canada
as
a
,
whole.
True,
we
have
our
railways,
but
they
can
do
for
the
develop-
men
i
01
ne
country
exactly
wnat
they
are
intended
to
do
and
noth
ing
more.
They
are
intended
for
transportation
purposes,
for
colonization
purposes,
and
as
great
avenues
for
the
transportation
of
freight
and
passengers.
But,
sir,
what
about
our
roads?
Roads
today
are
part
of
our
modern
civilization.
They
are
for
the
use,
not
of
the
wealthy
alone
but
of
all
the
people;
and
if
we
do
not
get
a
sufficient
program
of
road
building
put
into
effect,
I
want
to
tell
you
that
you
to
a
great
extent
are
stopping
the
natural
progress
and
development
of
the
very
country
that
Is
willing
Get
pays,
the
Ad.
reading
habit.
It
SILVER
CUP
i
TAKEN
OVER
Active
Mining
Operations
to
Be
He-sunied
Soon
on
Interior
property
The
Silver
Cup
mine
and
mill
"nlty
v
sl
"?
d
near
Hazelton
has
been
sold
by
the
very
much
In
favor
of
encouraging
:
.
tAlaska
by,
through
the
richest
In
the
j
scenery
silver
Cup
(Hazelton)
Mining
Co
wona.
11
wouia
give
uanaaians
ac-
Ltd..
to
the
Omlneca
Mining
Si
Mil
cess
10
me
Yukon
witnout
going
ung
Co.
Ltd.
and
the
purchasing
through
the
United
States."
company
proposes
to
commence
of
thathiahwav'saldCaDt.aeoree!..
"c
"
r.T
.!UI"
active
mining
operations
lmme
Black,
MP.
for
Yukon,
In
speaking
i
tner
n
tni,Tr
ae
id,ately-
The
new
comPany
.has
also
last
week
of
the
proposed
Alaska-!
a'ready
U1has
been
pa.ssed
b?'
undertaken
to
pay
off
the
debts
of
Yukon
highway,
in
the
course
of
the
United
States
Senate
and
,
silvpr
rim
mnt.
nr
ihwo
in.
UOUSe
OI
UeprCSeniaUVeS
appro-
rfppH
Viovlmr
nlrrariv
hpon
Hnnl
prlatlng
$25,000
for
this
purpose."
Mr.
Brady
Speaks
"I
should
like
to
give
one
or
two
reasons
why
the
government
should
not
hesitate
to
support
this
resolution,"
said
J.
C.
Brady,
MP.
for
Skeena,
In
the
same
debate.
"The
history
of
our
roads
is
one
of
the
most
fascinating
and
Instructive
stories
in
Canada's
development.
The
provinces
of
Ontario
and
Quebec,
the
cities
of
Montreal,
Toronto,
Kingston,
and
the
ancient
city
of
Quebec,
primarily
owe
their
great
development
to
the
roads
thaf
were
Inaugurated
In
the
early
yean
of
Canada's
history.
"The
point
I
want
to
emphasize,
Mr.
Speaker,
is
that
we
are
asking
for
something
which
we
believe
will
result
In
the
better
development
of
Canada
as
a
whole.
When
the
Canada
Highways
Act
was
in
operation,
$33,000
was
granted
each
province
over
a
five-year
period,
and
the
balance
was
distributed
in
proportion
to
population.
Since
that
money
was
spent
British
Columbia
wh-.h
to
my
mind
pre
sents
the
greatest
road
problem
of
any
of
our
provinces
Is
being
forced
to
develop,
for
the
Interest
of
the
Dominion
government
as
much
as.
for
the
province,
this
Immense
undertaking.
I
should
like
you,
Mr.
Speaker,
to
picture
for
one
moment
"I
presume
that
would
be
the,
the
situation
of
the
city
that
the
section
through
British
Columbia,
minuter
of
the
interior
(Mr.
Stew
art!
stvid
,he
noped
would.
very.soon
I
dated.
As
soon
as
the
ore
blocked
out
is
mined,
the
owners
plan
to
!
reopen
the
mill,
the
concentrates
I
to
be
hauled
to
the
railway
at
Ha
zelton
In
motor
trucks.
Thomas
B.
Lewis,
formerly
with
the
Federal
Mining
&
Smelting
Co.,
will
be
superintendent
In
charge.
Several
prominent
Vancouver
men
are
Identified
with
the
directorate
of
the
new
company
including
Almin
Harvey,
Louis
M.
Diether,
J.
Edward
Sean
and
John
Duns-mulr.
The
Silver
Cup
Is
regarded
favor
ably
in
mining
circles
and
is
fully
equipped
with
a
modern
power,
lighting
and
milling
plant.
The
for
mer
owners
had
hardly
completed
Uic
mill
before
it
had
to
be
chut
Jown
on
account
of
financial
dlf-riculUcs
iltho.i3h,
in
the
short
time
It
operated,
over
$35,000
was
loceivei-
fot
concentrates-
shipped
.0
Trail
smelter.
1
a
a.i
r
r
our
miles
Ux
."BV:
c.
..
....
2
tins
Homing
wouia
more
substantially
conduce
to
the
development
of
a
real
Canadian
spirit,
a
real
national
spirit,
than
for
this
government
to
build
across
Canada
a
road
that
would
enable
a
Canadian
to
travel
In
his
own
country
from
Vancouver
or
Prince
Rupert
to
Halifax.
If
that
were
done
J
am
cnnvlnrprl
that.
Uv
fhl
Invpstment
but
a
fourfold
return
for
the
small
amount
of
money
required
to
build
up
something
which
would
appeal
to
al
Canadians,
develop
a
pride
In
ourselves,
and
In
a
few
years
Increase
our
wealth
by
millions
of
dolors."
Road
Built
In
1929
Up
Naas
In
answer
to
questions
by
II.
F.
Kergin,
M1JV.
for
Atlln.
Hon.
N.
S.
Lougheed,
minister
of
public
works,
stated
in
the
legislature
last
week
that
$12,130.71
had
been
expended
during
1929
on
the
Aiyansh-uwtn-ha
road
up
the
Naas
Valley,
this
being
the
cost
of
building
four
miles
of
road
across
laval
beds.
One
tractor,
costing
$4,913.
and
one
dump
wagon,
costing
$395,
had
been
purchased
for
the
work
in
addition
to
other
equipment
available
in
the
district.
The
ccct
of
placing
the
equipment
on
the
work
from
the
point
of
delivery
from
the
shipper
had
been
$349.45.
Fred
Kerffin
Off
To
Bermuda
Now
Word
has
befcn
received
from
To
ronto
that
Fred
Kergin
has
so
far
recovered
from
his
recent
serious
illness
as
to
be
able
to
leave
the
hospital.
Upon
the
advice
of
his
physicians,
he
is
leaving
for
Ber
muda
to
recuperate.
His
sister.
Miss
Margaret
Kergin,
Is
accompanying
him.
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