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DAIXY
EDITION
vaDTIiiirlay.
O-l.
23.
1923.
First
Bit
Of
War
On
Own
Territory.
(ierinany
is
having
lit-r
firt,hit
of
war
on
her
uwn
territory.
It
does
not
amount
to
much
but
it
must
give
the
people
there
ome
idea
or
the
kind
ol
war
Ihey
furred
oil
Hie
rest
or
The
world.
There
ar-
disturbances
all
over
the
country
and
it
is
not
jet
ipiile
Mire
what
will
happen.
If
Mime
settled
policy'Van
be
arrived
at
in
regard
to
reparations
and
the
government
gets
down
to
carrying
out
a
seUled
policy,-ifmay
he
(hat
the
country
will
recover.
The
(iermans
are
not
a
riotous
people.
Alaskans
Keen
On
Dividing
Territory.
'
Alaskans,
seem
(o
be
very
keen
on
dividing
the
territory.
The
part
known
as
the
panhandle,
adjacent
to
Canadian
territory
is
probably
the
richest
part
of
(lie
country.
At
any"
rale
it
is
widely
.-eparaled
from
the
reU
It
has
Utile
in
common
wild
Fairbanks
or
the
country
In
the
far
north
and
west.
Yet
it
has
not
a
very
large
population-and
there
is
grave
doubt
as
to
whether
separation
can
be
effected.
Without
the
rest
of
the
territory
the
panhandle
,
would
lie.
jnany
year?
gelling
population
enough,
for
a
stale..
A
'
..
.
i'l'iv,.
Smuts
Talks
To
Eurooe.
General
tiniuis
is
an
African.
He
has
no
interest
in
Europe
e.xcepi
uisoiar
as
ne
represents
a
rart
or
Hie
HrilMi
Empire
which
had
to
go
into
the
war
In
help
sellle
a-
European
quarrel,
and
except
thai
the
whole
wprhl
is
affected
by
the
keeping
of
peare.
Because
of
his
position,
as
an
outsider.
Smuts
was
able
to
talk
to
the
nations
of
Europe
without
being
accused
of
serving
a
.selfish
interest.
lie
was
able
In
take
a
broad
view
of
the
situation.
lie
blamed
France
for
wanting
loo
much
and
warned
Britain
and
the
United
States
againt
not
demanding
enough
from
(iermany.
In
other
words
he
(old
both
that
they
wvre
extremists
and
that
the
middle
course
was
the
correct
one.
If"
Smuts
goes
on
this
way
he
will
come
to
be
known
as
"Smuts
the
'Peacemaker,"
and
he
will
find
it
difficult
to
evade
apposition
as
chairman
of
a
world
court
nf
arbitration
with
the
United
stales
as
a
member.
8portlng
Event
Within
Few
Days.
The.
big
sporting
event
ahead
is
the
international
race
of
fishing
schooners
at
Halifax
with
the
Bluenose
representing
Canada
and
Columbia
as
challenger
for
the
cup
representing
the
Uniled
States.
Last
year
Ihe
Bluenose
weiil
over
lo
filnuceMer
nod
carried
off
the
trophy
from
her
opponent,
sailing
:n
her
own
wnlers.
jiiis
year
Hie
American
boat
has
a
similar
intention.
The
race
is
coming
in
ne
considered
even
more
important
than
the
Lip-ton
races
with
hoals
which
!
Udumlun
and
Bnennse
are
fishing
schooner
and
this
race
is
jiisi
a
lllllllia)
Sori.
k
'
-
,
Winnipeg
Victory
'
'
.Is
'Important.
,.
.
No
matter
from
what
point
of
view
it
is
seen,
Ihe
Liberal
victory
at
Wlnnlneir
is
imnnrlmit
rwililionlK-
it
II.,.
..
ponded
Mihcilor
general
had
been
defeated
it
would
have
bceji
a.
bad
blow
lo
the
present
administration.
As
it
is,
the
victory
was
very
complete,
the,
majority
being
large
enough
to
indicate
-r
!'
uiiom
is
io
wnai
Hiey
wis)f(l
to
do.
Mr.
.Murrav
is
a
western
man
wiiii
:.i..i
.
ision
and
he
should
be
a
decided
acnuisition
lo
the
'
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nre-enl
ffiiieriimeiit
VM.;i
II
i
i-i
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.
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I'ir.rill
o..-v
.......
....
,.,
,r
rs
,,,
uoi
support
iiie
government
as
wholeheartedly
as
might
have
been
expected
al
the
al
election
it
is
entitled
to
cabinet
represeiilalioii
ami
II1.1I
is
what
it
'
niw
gedting.
Severe
Kidney
Trouble
Mrs.
F.
Rkr
beUvilk,
Out,
wriUet
f
t-f-.
j
.
I
IUa
trouble
Willi
nnr
kid-
neyt
and
very
frequent
uruutiea.
Thi.
wt
followed
by
ptiai
which
t
timet
were
very
tewe.
The
doctor
laid
I
bad
inflammation
of
the
bladder
and
that
ma
operation
miht
be
Decenary.
To
t)iu
I
refuted,
tad
'
began
utiaf
fDr.
Chate'i
Kidney-Liver
Pait.
From
the
first
few
dotet
I
felt
the
benefit.
The
paini
left,
urination
wa
corrected,
and
I'have
had
no
recurrence
of
thete
-ailments."
Br.
Chase's
Kldney-Urer
Pills
Pm
pUI
a
don,
3&ru.
a
box.
All
dealera,
t
Kdutuiw,
'9aum
Jk
Co.,
Ltd.,
Toronto
PROPERTIES
IN
STEWART
MINING
FIEtlD
PROVE
UP
WITH
DEVELOPMENT
WORK
(continued
from
pare
one)
souri
mines
this
year.
Work
has
now
been
suspended
on
Ihe
latter
property
which
is
under
option
to
Trites
&
AVood.
There
has
been
a
lot
of
opn
cutting
done
on
the
Hercules
nil.
jniniup
Ihe
Hih
Missouri
on
Ihe
north.
This
pnoperly
is
owned
by
lh
Hercules
Mining
Co,
of
Victoria.
Considerable
diamond
drillina
and
tminelliiifr
has
also
been
done
on
Hie
B.C.
Silver
controlled
by
th
Selukwe
Cold
lii,
of
Ihe
Hand
and
adjoining
the
Pre
mier.
Develoninenl
work
h:is
hwn
carriel
out
on
a
nig
scale
by
Ihe
iiranliy
l.o.
on
the
JiulsHler
at
Maple
Bay
and
many
facilities
hae
been
jimvideij
for
shipping
whicli
il
is
pcte
will
com-
nience
litis
fall.
Alice
Arm
District
Just
before
goin
lo
Stewart,
Mr.
t'lolhier
spent
considerable
lime
in
the-Wlice
Ami
country
I
hou!:h
mining
operations'
have
been
handirapoeil
lliere
tliroush
Hie
non.
operation
of
Hie
Holly
Vanlen
mine
and
railway,
there
is
no
doubt
about
Hie
future
-(tf
Ihe
camp
as
a
mineral
pnxlucer.
.Mr.
(.lolliier
stales,
ir
Hie
slate.
menl
made
recently
Uial
Ihe
Dolly
Vanlen
is
In
resume
operations
is
true,
Ihe
whole
Alice
Ann
country
should
receive,
ils
merited
attention
ami
come
lo
Ihe
front
fast.
Many
splemli.l
surface
showing
are
bound
lo
deelop
into
piines
where
the
money
is
spent
on
them.
-Thero
has
been
a
lot
of
work
by
ims-
peclor
on
Iheir
claims
1
1
1
i
-
year
ami
the
railroad
has
bei;
put
in
repair
from
Alice
Arm
In
Ihe
fiMl
of
Hie
Dolly
Vanlen
tramline
allowing
Hie
use
of
handcars
and
speeders.
I
The
llomestake
Mining
A
De
velopment
Co,
has
been
working
on
Ihe
Homesiake
gnuip
al
Ihe
head
of
the
Kilsaull
Itiver
about
einlil
miles
beyond
Ihe
Dolly
vardtaK
A
Hrst
class
trail
has
been
built
from
Ihe
head
of
steel
and
good
camp
have
been
put
up.
A
compressor
is
nowheinsr
brought
in
and
work
will
continue
on
Hie
.properly
all
win
ter
it
is
expected.
The
Home-
slake
Ot.
operates
a
?asolin
speeder
on
Ihe
railway
and
lakes
its
supplies
lo
the
end
of
steel
by
means
nf
il.
Paekhorses
are
ued
from
there
on.
The
Ksperanza,
shipping
high
grade
ore
on
a
small
scale,
continues
to
be
the
only
producing
mine
in
Alice
Arm.
Very
encourat'inp
showings
hae
been
opened
up
this
year
by
Morris
Peterson
on
Hie
Vanguard
group,
Archie
MrPhail
on
Ihe
l.asl
Clinnce
and
the
Slrom-
rbech
brothers
on
Hie
Torie.
This
may
also
be
said
of
other
claims
In
Ihe
Upper
Kitsault.
Kltsumkalum
Country
-
A
good
deal
of
work
has
been
done
this
year
in
Hie
Kitstim-kaluni
country
especially
on
Ihe
Bear
group
at
the
head
of
Kil-
sunikalum
hake.
Mr.
Clothier
stales.
Th
Bear
proierly
is
owned
by
Seattle
people.
Ther
is
a
Boss
mill
on
the
(roup
and
work
this
year
has
largely
been
or
an
experimental
nature
in
testing
Hie
ore.
B
ha
apparently
been
satisfactory,
however,
for
Hie
interests
having
Ihe
properly
under
option
intend
going
ahead.
Some
work
bus
also
been
done
on
the
Sinilli
claims
on
Hie
west
side
of
the
lower
end
of
Ihe
IuAh
and
some
good
free
gold
ore
has
been
exposed.
Mr.
Clothier
has
Just
about
completed
Hie
rounds
of
Ihe
dis
trict
Ibis,
year
and
his
next
Irin
will
sarl,
in
a
couple
or
day
lo
various
properties
down
the
coast,
Ibvrwill
be
,away
a
Tort-
uight
and
will
'visit
Hie
Surf
Intel
uml
Drum
l.umiiinn
mines.
-This"
completed,
be
will
be
in
a
position
to
get
down
to
Die
business
of
gelling
out
his
annual
district
report
for
the
REPRESENTATION
FOR
PRINCERUPERTAT
PARTY
CONVENTION
At
a
meeting
of
Hie
Provincial
Parly
supporters
held
last
night
il
was
decided
lo
send
delegates
to
Ihe
party
convention
to
he.
held
in
Vancouver,
December
I.
The
constituency
is
allowed
eight
delegates,
two
o
Iheui
being
allotted
lo
I
he.
cBy,
'Messrs.
Boss
Mackay
and
Hubert
Mackay
will
represent
Prince
Itupeil,
A
resolutions
committee
to
S
-
-
'"
7
ed.
'Mrs.
Williams
also
san
WILL
YOUR
BOY
HAVE
THE
ADVANTAGE
OF
AN
EDUCATION?
select
sullable
iiiaterial
for
the
parly
platform
will
report
to
a
meeting
to
be
held
(wo
weeks
hence.
BURNS
AND
SCHUBERT
'LIVES
COMPARED
BY
LADIES'HUSICaUB
The
Ladies
Musical
Club,
meeting
yesterday
afternoon
ai
Hie
bungalow
of
Miss
M.
A.
Way,
Kifh
Avenue.
West,
jcou-
Irasled
the
lives
and
works
of
Hubert
Burns,
poe,
an1
Fran.
Schubert,
composer,
both
of
whom
died
early
in
life
around
Ihe
age
of
35.
Miss
Way
read
an
excellent
paper
on
Burns
and
Mrs.
II.
I..
Jlrlnlo-li
dealt
with
Schubert.
Mrs.
Williams
gave
a
paper
contrasting
Hie
Iwo
artists
and
a
general
discussion
follow
Hums'
famous
song
"Bonnie
Wee
Tiling,"
being
accompanied
by
.Miss
Way.
IlMreshmcnt
were
served
and
there
Vas
a
good
attendance
of
members.
CHINESE
CHARGED
WITH
SUPPLYING
AND
NATIVES
WITH
LIQUOR
POSSESSION
A
visit
patd
by
Sergeant
S.
L.
Warrior
ami
Sergenni
Jepson
of
the
Boyal
Canadian
'Mounted
I'ollce
to
King
Tni's
reslaurant,
0K
Seventh
Avenue
West,
last
night
resulted
in
Chin
Ylng,
Chinese,
being
charged
'in
Ihe
police
court
this
moniiiig
with
supplying
liquor
to
Indians
and
I'eler
Wesley,
James
Wesley
and
fieri
Wesley,
Indians,
with
having
li'pmr
in
possession.
All
cases
were
stood
over
until
tomorrow
morning,
Milton
Gonzales
ap
pearing
for
Chin
Ylng
who
wnsr
granted
bail
at
3i)t).
Peter
Wesley
pleaded
guilty
lo
mi
additional
eharfie
of
Intoxication)
and
was
lined
'15,
it
being
his
second
offence.
TOTAL
ENROLMENT
IN
HIGH
SCHOOLS)
VICTOHIA,
Del.
25,
The
total
enrolment
in
the
public
and
high?
.schools
of
Ihe
province
during
I
lie
year
ending
June
no
last
was
Ut.HXK,
an
increase
of
5f,tM
over
the
enrolment
of
Ihe.
prevfous
year.
'Certificates
issued
(his
year
lo
allow
pupils
lo
enler
high
school
numbered
(,57l,
ah
increase
of
9l
over
ll22.
according
lo
figures
issued
today
by
Ihe
department
of
education.
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prlnc
Ruprt
October
25,
1913.
The
C.IMt.
Coast
Steamship
Service
Is
laying
(he
Princess
May
nxi
for
Hie
winter
and
Ihe
I'rinces.s
Sophia
will
maintain
tx
Mrlnighlly
schedule
lo
Alaska.
-
Mayor
Pallullo
announced
this
morning
that
Ihe
eilv
council
plans
submitting
tt
bylaw
lo
the
projue
in
M;
near
fillure
providing
for
Ihe
creel
inn
nf
n
lliree-Ktoiey
conciele
lelnitimn..
exchange
adjoining
Hie
(Jily
ittlh
Hugllsli
canilnl
Is
said
In
.
Ielii.ml
a
project,
for
Ihe
building
)f
a
railroad
from
Stewurt..lo
the
(Srniindhog
ifnunlrv
development
of
Ihe
coal
field"
mere
on
a
large
acale.
LIFE
INSURANCE
5E!3vICE,
COAST
STEAMSHIPS
8A
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FROM
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and
PRINCE
GEORGE.
FOR
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
SEATTLE,
'InUrmtdliU
Points,
Thurtday,
Sunday,
11
p.m.
FOR
ANYOX
WEDNESDAY,
10
p.m.
FOR
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