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23
Tnetday.
December
13.
1902.
LITHUANIA
IX
LIMELIGHT
Lithuania
is
now
in
the
limelight
and
it
seems
quite
possible
that
the
situation
in
Memel
will
prove
troublesome.
Evidently
this
city
is
largely
German
and
the
people
there
are
strongly
German
in
sympathy.
Some
action
toward
either
making
Memel
a
part
of
the
Reich
or
making
it
an
independent
city
practically
under
German
control
has
been
looked
for.
It
was
expected
by
many
that
the
first
German
move
would
have
been
to
annex
Memel,
even
before
the
annexation
of
Austria.
Memel
was
part
of
the
German
Empire
prier
to
the
Great
War.
ANOTHER
LOOKED
FOR
MOVE
Another
looked
for
move
is
for
Germany
to
make
a
drive
in
the
direction
of
the
Russian
Ukraine.
That
would
probably
lead
to
war
but
to
what
extent
the
rest
of
Europe
would
be
involved
no
one
can
say.
It
is
thought
that
Great
Britain
would
let
Russia
fight
her
own
battles
ami
that
France
too
might
keep
out
of
the
fray.
There
would
be
a
possibility
of
Japan
attacking
Russia
on
the
east,
the
pretext
being
the
differences
over
fishing
leases
or
possibly
the
Russian
help
given
to
China.
FISHERMEN'S
NAVAL
RESERVE
A
number
of
fishing
vessels,
part
of
Prince
Rupert's
fleet,
will
be
leaving
early
in
the
new
year
for
Esquiftlalt
where
they
will
train
for
defence
purposes
iri
case
of
trouble
with
a
foreign
country.
This
is
the
first
time
Canada
has
sought
the
tid
of
her
fishing
fleets
for
possible
war
purposes.
It
should
prove
an
effective
force
in
the
matter
of
mine
laying
and
in
fact
for
many
purposes.
Britain
s
mystery
boats
proved
very
effective
in
the
Great
war.
SUPPORTS
IMMIGRATION
SCHEME
John
Mclnnis
of
Prince
George
has
a
letter
in
thr
Federationist
supporting
immigration
to
Canada
of
settlers
for
the
land
under
the
Hornby
or
Page
Croft
schem
for
putting
British
settlers
on
the
land
in
Central
British
Columbia.
He
says:
"It
must
be
obvious
that
Canadians
must
sooner
0-later
share
their
resources
and
opportunities
with
people
from
countries
that
are
'overcrowded.'
"Shall
we
welcome
British
and
other
desirable
settlers?
Or
shall
we
reserve
the
country
for
the
Japanese'
Don't
worry
about
giving
these
settlers
Provincial
Jhtere
are
mi,llons
of
acres
of
good
land
in
central
B.C.
n
which
under
present
conditions
have
no
market
value.
Why
not
let
the
settlers
have
this
land,
and
whv
not
have
the
British
government
spend
fifty
millions
If
thev
vi8htodoso?
"More
settlers
comine
to
B.C.
will
not'solve
our
economic
problems,
neither
will
it
be
a
hindrance."
Mr.
Mclnnis
is
a
member
of
the
C.C,F.
at
Prince
George
highly
respected
by
his
political
foes
as
well
as
by
those
who
voted
for
him
in
several
elections.--
markedly
less,
but
Sir
Charles
said
ties."
TTTZ
Hint
Afilft
i
Montreal
Bankers
Discuss
Canada's
Business
Outlook
Sir
Charles
Gordon,
President,
Reports
Exxansioa
of
Loans
for
Commercial
Purposes
Bank
in
Very
Strong
Position
Presents
New
Vision
of
Trade
and
Industrv
money
than
could
be
In
short-term,
high-grade
En
pi
re
General
Managers
Explain
How
ETer-IacreAsing
Taxes
and
Other
Operating
Costs
Reduce
Banking
Profits!
Urges
the
desirabilitr
of
Making
Public
Tax
j
Conscious
The
important
pin
that
the
But
of
Montreal
plsys
ta
rtliticn
Canada's
product,
re
activities
and
attendant
naanaa:
ccnticns;
again
was
emphasised
at
the
UI&
annuil
meeting
cf
the
sharrhcCier
held
ia
Montreal
this
wek
WiOi
aisett
at
the
highest
irrei
sine
IS!.
arrnasents.
I
found)
ecurt-
that
he
was
glad
to
note
that
there
In
spite
of
this
favorable
deve
lop-had
been
no
recurrence
of
the
cut-
ment,
however.
proHU
were
prae-throat
competition
which
proved
ro
U
rally
the
same
as
for
the
preced-disastrous
In
years
gone
by;
more
lng
year.
Low
tnterest
rates
and
recently
newsprint
consumption
the
still
moderate
borrowing
re-had
lmprcved
and
the
outlook
for
quiremenU
of
business
had
made
it
the
coming
year
was
more
hopeful,
difficult
to
eifect
any
Improvement
Expert
trade,
a
highly
Important
in
this
re
peer,
he
said,
factor
in
national
prosperity,
had
Meanwhile
taxes
were
ever
on
the
been
affected
by
the
current
crises
increase
o
much
so-'that
prat-In
Europe,
the
situation
in
the
lag
cost
under
this
heading
were
Orient
and
the
depression
in
the
about
tfOOjCOO
higher
for
the
tear
The
Christmas
Spirit
T&e
Chrtn
United
States,
but
the
year
was
tmder
review
than
for
1TO,
despite
taii
closing
on
a
more
hopeful
note
In
the
fact
that
there
had
been
a
re-!
ticw
oj
me
unpwkance
oi
me
uwt
auction
of
S3
in
the
number
of
u
upturn
in
the
United
SUtes
and
branch
of
lices.
In
referring
to
the
the
passing
of
the
war
scare
In
ratio
of
quick
asAU
to
i)l
UabUI-
g
Europe.
ties
to
the
public
at
nXQK.
he
g
The
New
Trade
Treaties
said
that
"naturally
we
would
like'
2?
Another
Important
trade
devel-
to
e
percentage
brouiht
con-1
opment
referred
to
was
the
tripar-
alderable
lower
through
an
increase
Ute
treaUes
recenUy
signed
by
rep-'Ir
rd
commercial
loans,
and
we
resentatives
of
the
United
King-
are
t"a
the
trend
Is
in
this
direc-
dom,
the
United
States
and
Can-
iioa-"
ada.
These
treaties,
said
Sir
Money
Rates
and
piwie
Debts
caries,
wouw
affect
in
more
or
The
large
total
W
dominion
and
"IT"
"d,pronnciaI
government
ohngaUon.
Va.
u'a
-il
"
ne,d
y
chartered
banks.
.
T.u
7
'
amounting
in
all
to
about
18
tlon
not
without
sacriHces
and
not
r
k.
1
10
-nuoned"
7,
yTVin
ffl
7...".?
P0"0;'
cussing
the
trend
'of
Interest
rates
vW.c..
,c
accc
wa
prwvjaeu
and
government
AfUr
for
primary
producer,
to
the
great
presenttagSstlci
-finance
Tto
"mphaSe
&2.'?-
n
obligate
"
"
which
would
have
to
be
met
with-
a
general
increaae
In
the
purchas-
f
th.
.V?J
set'
iIdJ"
set
the
added
eompeUtion
which'
-(t
teems
obvlou,
that
the
central
-
'
v-
1
money
rates
down.-
However,
he!
British
Armament
Orders
I
took
1"
that
rh
current
level
n.11..
.u
t..A
ofinUrest
rates
could
not.be
maln-
Industry.
Sir
Charles
stated
that
"weiimieiy.
a
i.
.
if
y
likely
to
have
a
rtmti1atln
rvintin..!.-ki.
l
M
-
-
-
'
vvmhiih
liu
UiaCUMMJH
Oi
DUD-
t
effect
on
certain
of
our
manufac-
lie
finance,
the
general
manager!
X
turing
Indastrlea
was
the
prospect
spoke
with
some
coocern
of
the
rU-l
M
of
this
country
contributing
to
the
ing
Ude
of
public
debt.
Jle
aug-
G
armament
requirements
of
Qreat
tested
that
rjerhtn
Vain
of
ih
BriUln.
In
this
connection
he
reasons
why
there
was
no
wide.
V.
mentioned
that
when
In
London
spread
demand
for
economy
In
gov-
H
last
spring
he
had
had
a
number
ernment
waa
that
m
much
of
our
9?
was
not
spirit
ti
the
and
the
trend
oi
commercial
kns
EDtnxd.
the
Bin
t
sir
CTsat
W
.
---
Af
viruhri
hinr!n
Gardes,
QBJL.
the
president,
pcind
est.
hi
fafiy
safrUir.rd
ihsi
generosity
Joy
and
gladness
If
we
strength
of
its
flnxneia:
position
which
a
year
150
be
described
as
the
all
try
k
bring
greater
gkadae
strongest
daring
the
trn
yean
la
which
he
had
thea
beid
the
posilira
to
the
work!
we
shafl
be
happier
rf
president
Reportisr,
for
himself
and
Jicksoa
Dodds
as
joint
f
eaeral'oarserre.
Why
not
let
the
Salva-managert
C
W
Spinney,
ia
referring
to
the
sr.hmntfi,
torrease
ta
tlx
'lion
Array
hern.
They
are
offering
number
of
the
tack
commercial
borrowera,
.stated
that
current
laini
their
aerrtce
and
discosaU
in
Caaada
hid
increased
by
TT7JCMW0
dartef
the
year
raakins
a
total
of
IITJ.TOQCOO.
which
was
priur
thaa
two
riTTTrxr"
1
rpi-i
ReTie1a
the
year
experience
pie
In
this
retard,
ia
which
he
di-,
-
of
Cinarttan
bosjaess,
with
whirh
recttd
atteaUw
to
the
fact
that
la
,
ij
TTT
rfnn
the
bank
is
to
do&eiy
ideaUfled.
Canidi
there
was
a
terje
body
of
iHlrrlllrS
St-
Chari
sUtfd
that
il
hid
bf
vcrfcrsm
in
tsdsitt
notl
V'llll-ll
U1UU
a
period
of
treat
uncertainty
la
now
Ttry
basy
and
that
TOdertch-
mpect
to
the
toasedlate
fntsxe
nical
adrite
the
jxSI
of
these
'Wrt.,.0,,,
wuinu
Vas
one
f
leaden
and.
conseijBently.
of
socae
hesiua-
men
eocld
readily
be
adapted
to'
.
0t
Ell,e
Qotea
rt
In
bosieess
imentiam.
How-
the
the
nmtiWWi
production
oi
I
cnarwie
luanat
r
wwMVW
MMfUU
erer,
he
added
that
by
and
larye.
C.araitd
,
.
.
..
,
.
.
Wheat
Tnce
Helpful
w,
tv-
other
coBntriea.
the
experience
in
SKIDEOATX
D-C
IS
In
disrassni:
the
igrtrclturxl
siu'jo
DaHy
Nrmt
John
WUnaras
ranada
had
not
cnsitixfaf-
uatico.
the
smjdent
dealt
narti.riChief
Clt-Khooo'.
one
of
the
tory.
-Most
of
oar
tedastries."
he
ndarly
with
the
oadertarlni
cf
the
Ceri
cf
the
Earle
tribe
of
the
said
-hi
tp
i-iaintaiaed
a
fair
rate
Federal
Government
to
rearantee'
QJn
Charlotte
Istands.
died
of
prodeettoi
aad.
althoefh
there
a
fixed
prlre
for
wheat
at
a
lerel
fondly
raomlnt
at
Skldefatc
has
been
recession
m
Boat
lines,
hlch.
he
ctessrfid
as
ren-rocr
this
has
been
offset
lartery
In
other
In
Tie
of
all
..the
cirtasistance.
directions,
with
the
marked
actlTlty
He
rerlewed
arxttnenls
both
or.
Oi
nuning
cunirccciing
in
were-
""
tutcc
iajucja
which
he
mgiy
important
measure
w
me
nucu
u
cvouasicu
u
iur
welfare
of
many
.subsidiary
enter-
this
year
it
was
a
wise
measure
and
prises
from
coast
to
coast
Dur-
one
-which,
while
primarily
benefit-to
the
rear,
he
stated,
a
new
ree-
In
the
Prairie
Pnrrtnces,
had
been
conacioes
but
realstfd
sa:h
levies
aneged
mUtton
dotUr
Phllllptne
as
direct
sales
Ux
which
served
to
railway
bond
manipulations
of
remind
him
dally
of
the
demand
wimam
P
Buckner
stock
broker
of
mlsht
there-
government
'
'
It
"
crd
had
been
tet
up
In
gold
.u-
mlninc
1
helpful
k.
rv,ini
to
business
la
mry
part
of
Iorr-
fo
benent
the
.
nation
If
J
.
..JL
.i..(
.
w.j
.
.arraniements
NatEre
had
been
klad
to
Caaada
to
the
official
tijit
of
the
Klnj
and
daring
the
jear.
Sir
Charles
said.
Queen
In
the
eoota?
year
as
"an
in
referrinz
to
the
largest
train
honor
anicue
in
our
history
He
crops
la
the
Prairie
ProTtnees
since
described
It
as
an
erect
ln?.ieaUnj-.
1S32.
Other
parts
of
Canada
also
the
unity
of
the
British
Empire
had
fared
well
agriculturally
and.
and
cr?ed
that
"we
rtleeaie
our
taken
an
in
all.
the
crops
of
the
parochial
squabbles
to
their
rlrht-
whoie
country
had
been
"good."
Tully
subordinajplaee
and.
as
a
while
In
practically
every
region
nation,
face
with
a
united
front
the
Hre-stock
farmers
were
la
a
posl-
great
era
ta
which
the
finger
of
tlon
to
face
winter
with
an
dertmy
so
unmistakably
is
point-abundance
of
feed
supplies.
Fish-
tag."
eries
had
reported
good
catches.
General
Mana:er
Report
both
on
the
AUantle
and
the
Pad-
Referring
to
the
substantial
lane,
but
markets
had
been
depress-
cxne
In
the
number
of
commer
ed.
Newsprint
Ontlook
Improred
The
lumber
industry
had
had
a
difficult
year,
owin?
to
curtailed
export
demand
and
lower
prices.
Production
of
newsprint
bad
been
cial
borrowers
using
the
bank's
facilities.
iu.
Spaney
reported
that
"to
an
extent
we
hate
obtain
ed
mere
proOtable
employment
of
TSAal
some
re-
could
be
made
In
certain
classes
of
taxation
which
would
produce
no
actually
higher
charge
to
the
Individual
bat
.hleh
Tou
id
result
in
his
knowing
the
cost.
and.
therefore,
assuming
a
direct
and
personal
interest
in
government
economy
As
to
the
business
owtlodk,
Mr
Spinner
stated
that
in
the
com-
jpheated
conditions
whfch
now
be-
act
the
world
any
general
forecast
would
be
risky,
but
added
that
tiven
peace
in
our
time,
and
pru
dent
management
of
our
affalrr
there
is
every
reason
why
Canada
should
face
the
future
with
"
THIRD
and
FULTON
Non-Aggression
Resolution
For
Lima
Conference
LIMA.
Peru
Dec
1J
Treaty
jkc
cauoos
represented
at
tbt
.
A.'nervan
CnJrrence
here
wi(
bxnorrov
(ire
formal
coruid-erauos
to
a
reoiuUn
opposinR
foretfn
attressteo
in
America,
Tht
re'utlon
has
been
approted
b
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