25
TAXI
c,
lo
lloyal
Fish
Co.
r
and
Ambulance
Service
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
and
6th
St.
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
VOL.
XIV.,
NO.
223.
MININ
ALL
WORLD
POWERS
Sixty
Mineral
Claims
Located
During
Summer
Terrace
And
District
Lot
of
Good
Work
Done
by
Kalem
Lake
Mines
Ltd.
and
Other
Properties
Being
Rapidly
Developed
Prospectors
have
been
very
busy
this
summer
both
to
the
nurtli
mid
south
or
Terrace,
some
sixty
mineral
claims
having
been
recorded,
most
of
which
are
in
the
Kitsiinikaluni
Lake
dis
trict
on
Maroon
and
Goat
Mountains.
wuie
none
01
me
iiuus
have
been
of
a
spectacular
character,
many
of
the
prospects
are
affording
considerable
satisfaction
to
the
locators.
From
the
samples
oT
ores
to
be
seen
in
Terrace,
prospectors
have
every
reason
to
spend
money
in
development.
Unlike
most
mining
communities,
however,
the
Terrace
prospector
do
not
deceive
themselves
by
thinking
they
have
got
something,
before
they
know,
first.
.
Development
work
has
been
continued
on
the
older
properties
mi
Maroon
Mountain,
notably
on
,
i
i,o
MuMmtIhiIp.
llcai'
ami
'Mack!
v..ir
irrntni.
The
locators
of
it.
iii.,rL-
w,.ir
havi.
ilisoosed
of
this
group
of
five
claims
at
a
very
satisfactory
figure.
The
new
-owners
intend
lo
-continue
developing
the
properly
ami
to
bring
11
to
the
producing
stage
as
rapidly
-a
possible.
AnoUierileal
Involving
the
sale
oT
the
Silver
Dollar
group,
situated
some
three
miles
west
of
Ceilar
lliven
Crossing,
is
pending.
Portland
Group
What
Is
regarded
as
the
best
gamble
in
the
district
Is
the
Portland
group
owned
by
the
Kalem
Lakes
Mines
Ltd.
This
is
the
prospect
found
by
"Smithie"
late
of
Ihe
O.'i'.P.
and
developed
by
Terrace
rapilal.
A
double
com
parlmeul
shaft
has
been
sunk
for
01
feel
on
(he
main
vela.
Al
this
depth
the
vein
is
Increasing
in
width
and
In
value.
Assay
returns
show
values
in
gold
?5l.l0
and
in
silver
of
811.75
ier
ton.
Y
S.
Bacon,
M.K..
examined
his
properly
last
month
and
reported
very
favorably
upon
the
work
already
liccouiplislied
as
well
as
on
future
prospects.
On
Cedar
lliver,
the
Silver
Run
group
bnve
very
good
showings.
The
ore
exposed
is
high
grade
Hie
smelter
tests
running
to
5
in
silver
and
15
in
gold.
A
very
promising
silver
lead
properly
i
being
developed
by
Alf.
Egan
some
three
miles
back
from
the
lake
and
2,500
feet
up.
while
on
the
lake
shorn
J.oc.Bel-loway
Is
working
on
a
very
interesting
gold-copper
prospect.
Road
Needed
All
Kalum
Lake
district
is
handicapped,
however,
by
the
road
to
Kalum
Lake
from
Terrare
being
still
uncompleted.
There
is
rather
more
than
a
mile
still
to
be
constructed
and
the
prospectors
to
wlpim
this
road
means
so
much
were
in
bopns
of
it
being
finished
this
year
so
that
it
would
pack
during
tho
winter
with
lln
snow
nnd
be
in
fine
shape
by
liexl
spring.
Instead
of
HALIBUT
LANDINGS
WERE
SMALL
TODAY
Only
three
boats
arrived
Ibis
morning;
Willi
it
small
amount
oT
halibut
which
sold
at
good
prices,
the
sales
were:
American
Western,
1(1,000,
at
lHc
nnd
0c,
lo
lloval
Fish
Co.
Brisk,
10,000,
at
18c
and
Oc,
to
Allin
Fisheries.
,
flanaHlAn
1'rosperlty
A,
10,000,
al
i
do
and
LaCTlWiY
finishing
Ibis
job
when
they
were
at
it,
work
on
this
road
was
shut
down
in
common
with
all
other
Uoadwork
two
months
ago.
On
Ihe
south
side
of
Terrace
assessment
work
has
beeji
continued
assiduously
on
many
properties'
on
Copper
or
Thornbill
mpuulaiu
and
in
the
Williams
I'nw.L
iOiIi-IpI
Kinn
uiipplmen
of
gidd,
snver,
copper.
molybden-J
ite
and
tungsten
ires
have
been
brought
in
from,
these
localities.
The
Miehaud
Brothers
have
deposits
of
molybdenite,
practically
pure
ii
forty
pound
chunks.
Dahl
Property
The
owners
of
the
Dahl
properly
oil
Thornbill
Mountain
are
continuing
development
and
intend
shortly
lo
commence
Ihe
construction
of
an
aerial
tram
to
convey
the
on
from
tbemine
to
Ihe
fool
of
Ihe
nufuntain
where
a
plant
will
be
constructed
lo
handle
Ihe
output.
Progress
on
the
whole
in
the
Terrace
district
Is
regarded
as
very
satisfactory
and
there
is
every
indication
thai
capital
in
vested
in
development
of
pros-
peels
in
this
district
will
bring
as
satisfactory.
returns
as
in
any
other
mining
area.
LAST
OF
FLYERS
LEAVESFOR
SOUTH
Flying
Officor
Hull
Left
Yesterday
For
Vancouver;
Station
Dismantled
Ilringing
lo
a
close
the
work
or
aerial
fisheries
patrol
which
has
been
conducted
here
by
Ihe
iti.vul
Canadian
Air
Force
for
Ihe
past
two
months,
Flying
Officer
A.
II.
Hull
look
orr
al
iu..iu
jes-lenlay
morning
in
plane.
HI)
for
.iPiielio
Heach
station,
Vancou
ver.
It
was
the
intenlion
to
tiiiln
lint
rliulil
to
Vancouver
in
IIKIHV
HIV
the
one
day
with
stops
for
re
fi.pllnir
at
Delia
Delia
and
Iliurs
lou
Day.
Accompanying
Flying
f
l
f
f
liir
Hull
as
mechanic-
was
Corporal
II.
H.
Davenport.
.Other
members
or
the
delacii-miMit
who
have
been
here
I
his
summer
will
return
lo
Vancouver
on
Ihe
Prince
neorge
ionium.
The
base
at
Seal
Cove
lias
been
entirely
dismantled
and
the
equipment
is
being
shipped
to
Jericho
Jleach.
PRINCE
OF
WALES
IS
EN
ROUTE
ALBERTA
SYOSSET,
Sept.
22.
The
prince
or
Wales,
accompanied
by
bis
staff,
left
Sunday
night1
on
board
a
special
I
rain
which
will
take
him
direct
fn
his
ranch
in
Alberta.
Northern
and
PIUNCE
HUP
TO
UNITE
IN
DRAWING
AGENDA
FOR
CONFERNCE
The
Canadian
Pacific
liner
"Montreal"
recently!
brought
200
happy
Canadian
University
Students
home
from
a
stay
of
several
weeks
in-England
and
on
the
continent.
A
happy
group
of
girls
are
here
seen
with
-Captain
JoluHall,
commander
of
the
ship.
FLYERS
AT
SAN
DIEGO
Great
Reception
Awaits
U.S.
Airmen
at
Southern
California
City
Today
TUCSOX,
Arizona,
Sept.
-i.
The
United
Slates
round-the-world
flyers
left
here
Ibis
morning
for
San
Diego.
They
hopped
from
Dallas,
Texas,
to
El
Pazo,
.New
Mexico,
on
Saturday
and
from
El
Pazo
here
yesterday.
M
San
Diego
a
rousing
re
ception
will
be
tendered
the
fly
ers
and
a
general
holiday
lias
been
declared
by
the
mayor
for
Ihe
occasion.
There
will
be
pre
sentations
including
a
handsome
residence
to
Lieut.
Smith.
San
Diego
is
his
home
town.
When
I
he
flyers
arrive
at
Santa
Monica
after
having
left
San
Diego
hey
will
actually
have
completed
t
lie
flight
around
Hi"
world.
Canada
In
Welcome
SEATTLE,
Sept.
22.
Through
the
Stale
Department,
lhi
Seattle
Chamber
of
Commerce
has
is
sued
an
invitation
for
ollicers
and
men
of
ll.M.C.S.
Patrician
now
in
Elliot
Hay,
lo
participate
with
the
city
in
welcoming
the
U.S.
world
flyers
who
are
ex
pected
lo
arrive
here
towards
the
en,
of
Ihe
week.
It
is
also
ex-
pecled
iliat
a
Canadian
government
airplane
from
Jericho
Heach,
piloted
by
Flight
Lieut.
MacLeod,
will
take
pari
in
the
celebration.
HALMCGIVERN
NEW
MINISTER
Will
Visit
Prince
Ruport
Next
Month
with
Premier
King
and
Other
Cabinet
Members
OTTAWA,
Sept.
22.
11.
B.
Mo-Givern,
K.C.,
M.P.
for
Ottawa,
has
been
sworn
in
as.
a
minister
without
portfolio
in
the
federal
cabinet."
Mr.
McGivern
will
visit
Prince
Huperl
next
moiilh
with
Premier
Kink'
and
oilier
PRINCE
RUPERT
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
BUT,
B.C.,
MONDAY.
SEPTEMBEIt
22,
1021
TE
portions
RRACE
1
Tornado
Swept
Through
Three
Eastern
States
Causing
the
Death
of
About
Fifty
People
ST
PAUL,
Sept.
22.
A
tornado
which
swept
through
i.f
Minnesota.
Wisconsin
and
Michigan
caused
the
death
of
approximately
fifty
people
according
to
reports
received
here
today.
The
damage
from
the
storm
dnllars.
Tc
ogranh
and
telephone
communication
is
utinj
crippled
and
many
homes
have
been
toppled
ov'er.
The
brunt
of
the
storm
struck
Thorpe,
Wis
eleven
people
were
killed.
FISHERMAN
HAD
NARROW
ESCAPE!
Made
Gotaway
from
H.
&
n.
Just
In
Tlmo
Last
Thursday
Morning
When
Boat
Sank
At
leasl
one
member
of
the
halibut
schooner
H.
&
H.
bad
a
...
.i
i
narrow
escape
wnen
inai
vessel
sank
near
While
Hocks
last
Thursday
morning.
It
had
been
n
slormy
night
and
the
II.
H.
was
nneiioreu
ouisiue
a
smau
bav
in
which
the
Valorous
and
X.
&
S.
were
riding
out
the
storm.
"Early
in
tle
morning
Capt.
Charlie
Edwards
was
awakened
and
found
that
the
boat
had
been
blown
ashore.
One
of
the
three
members
of
the
crew
had
not
yet
awakened
and
it
was
only
in
the
hick
of
time
that
he
got
out.
Rapt.
Edwards
and
his
men
were,.
brought
to
port
on
the
X.
x
S.
Besides
the
skipepr
Charlie
Lowe
and
.limniio
Liske
were
members
of
Ihe
crew.
II
was
the
latter
who
had
the
imnow
escape.
CHARGE
WITHDRAWN-
After
having
spent
several
hours
at
Ihe
case
during
the
past
few
days,
Ihe
.cjly,
police
unable
lo
furnish
enough
evi
dence
to
prove
tliCrieharge
this
morning
withdrew
the
charge
against
Fung,
Chinese,
of
keep
ing
a
gaining
house.
The
charge
against
Tagaliiishl,
a
Jap.
in
the
same
connection,
has
been
r
tnandi'd
Tor
eigM
davs.
Mtim
taturdir
AND
i
.
will
amount
io
several
milium
cousin,
whert
SHOT
OFF
THE
END
OF
THUMB
SATURDAY
Douglas
Frlzzell
went
to
Hazei-
ton
Hospital
lor
ircaiment
and
Will
bo
Home
Wed
nesday
George
Tito
and
his
son
Teddy
accompanied
by
George
Frizzell
k.uid
his
son,
Douglas,
went
out
on
Friday
night's
train
to
Wocd-i
cock
for
some'
grouse
shooting.
On
Saturday
night,
Douglas
Fri..
zell
was
making
his
way
homo
In.
Ihe
early
dusk
and,
.while
on
an
overgrown
trail,
his
shotgun
ac-.
cidentally
went
off,
taking
off
the;
tip
of
his
lipid
thumb.
He
went
up
on
Saturday's
night's
train
to
Hazelton
fori
treatment
at
the
hospital
there.
the
entire
parly
will
be
back
on
Wednesday.
OIL
TANK
EXPLODES:
SEATTLE
TUG
SINKS
Albion
Caught
Flro
When
Returning
From
Sal
nun
Fishing
Banks
Was
Being
Towed
In
SEATTLE,
Sept.
22.
En
route
from
Bremerton
pi
tow
of
tho
lug
Margaret,
Ihe
lug
Albion
sunk
when
a
lC.OOO-gallon
oil
tank
exploded.
Earlier
her
crew
oT
two
had
been
rescued
off
Foul
Weather
Bluff
in
Admiralty
Inlet
and
the
fire
was
apparently
extinguished.
The
Albion,
which
was
uninsured,
was
en
route
from
the
salmon
fishing
banks
when
he
euught
fire.
Circulation,
1871
Strut
Salts
B3.
DISTRICT
League
Will
Prepare
Agenda
for
Conference
on
Armament
Reduction
French
Representatives
at
Geneva
do
Not
Like
Newspaper
Agitation
Against
Using
British
Fleet
for
Policing
GENEVA,
Sept.
22.
The
United
Slates,
Germany
and
Russia
undoubtedly
will
be
invited
lo
participate
in
a
World
League
of
Nations
commission
which
will
prepare
nn
agenda
of
the
international
conference
for
the
reduction
of
armaments
to
be
held
in
June
next
at
Geneva.
A
campaign
by
the
British
press
against
any
attempt
to
place
the
'British
fleet
unreservedly
at
the
service
of
Ihe
League
as
a
policing
force
against
war
has
caused
a
pronounced
chill
in
French
circles
in
Geneva.
FELL
OUT
OF
HOTEL
WINDOW!
Aftor
Being
Precipitated
Five
Storeys,
Portland
Man
Still
,A"ve
at
Vai
louver
VAXCOl'Ell,
Sept.
22.
J.
II.
Hepburn
of
Lej
Grande,
Oregon,
railway
man,
received
injuries
which
il
is
believed
may
prove
falal
when
he
fell
on
Saturday
evening
out
of
a
window
on
the
riflh
floor
of
Ihe
Empress
Hotel,
.Hastings
Street
East.
The
chair
which
fell
with
him
was
smashed
.
i.:i..
1
1
....i..
i
in
ii...
BOSTON
GRILL
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
Suitable
for
dances,
banquets
and
wed
ding
parties.
For
rates,
apply
to
Boston
Grill,
Third
Ave.
Phono
457.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
iHEBRIDEANSTO
LIVE
IN
TOWN
Settlers
Will
Take
up
Land
Wlth-
in
Municipal
Boundaries
of
Port
Albernl
--.
VICTOHIA,
Sept.
22.
The
Hcbrjdeans,
who
are
coming
to
Vancouver
Island
in
large
num'-bers
during
the
next
twelve
months,
will
settle
in
Port
Alberni
instead
of
founding
new
settlements
along
Harklcy
Sound.
It
Is
announced
by
Ihe
Department
of
Lands,
that
negotiations
im
mi;
uuiui
iiuciiii
immediately.
KETCHIKAN
MAN
IS
CONVICTED
James
Sidney
Smith
Gets
Seven
Years
for
Shooting
Bert
Grayle
Last
Spring
KETCHIKAN,
Sept.
22.
James
Sidney
Smith,
former
policeman
of
Portland
(Oregon)
who
is
said
by
ollicials
to
have
been
dismissed
from
the
force
after
being
charged
with
having
killed
a
man,
has
been
convicted
here
of
manslaughter
and
sentenced
to
seven
years
in
the
penitentiary
for
slaying
Berl
Grayle
last
spring.
The
shooting
was
in
connection
with
a
quarrel
over
bootlegging
liquor,
Ihe
police
y.
ARTILLERY
IN
ACTION
TODAY
Attacking
Party
Unable
to
Push
Through
Lines
of
Defence
:
Naval
Vessels
Desert
SHAXGHAI.
Seol,
22!
After
in
inifl.
nc
iii.-mii.-ii
iu
iiiu'frt
ii,
....
l.
r
i...i
r
.
iiji
iiil-
iiuiunanu
ui
iuiius
iui
hospital
where
last
night
he
w!ie
fillers
within
the
municipal
reported
l,c
st.ll
al.ve.
o
Ihe,bomidariei(
of
Port
Alberni
will
cause
of
the
fall
is
unknown.
Tbe.,.
,!
,,,
.,,.!.,
i.
man
was
alone
in
his
room
al
the
lime.
WADI
n
CCD1CC
DCriMC
ON
OCTOBER
FOURTH
NEW
YORK,
Sept.
22.
The
world's
baseball
scries
will
open
on
Mnurday,
October
i,
in
the
home
city
of
the
American
League,
winning
the
pennant
unless
a
tie
in
either
league
necessitates
a
playoff.
MAJOR
W.
J.
BAXTER,
M.C.
I
I
!
DirccJor
of
McConnell
A
Fergus,
sou,;
Limited,'
Advertising
Agency,
who
Succeeds
the
late
M.M.
Fer-gussoij,
as
manager
of
the
Toronto
6llice,of
"(lie
eomp.niy.
tlieeL7M.riip!anV
t
haltering
at
the
Cliekaing
defence
line
since
daybreak
the
Kiangsu
'artillery
found
Itself
"unable
to
push
the
Shanghai
troops
back
in
the
fighting
which
has
been
In
progress
today
between
Kuenla
and
Kluntlng,
fifteen
miles
west
of
Shanghai.
The
Cheklang
headquarters
connrmeil
I
he
report
that
.Ihe
cruiser
llaiehow
and
several
snjaller
naval
vessej-
went
over
lu
tho
Peking
Uoyenunenl.
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