November
1,
1024
I
was
wreauy
distressed
With
Pains
in
the
Back"
Mr.
Alfred
McNeill,
Chape!
Rock,
All.,
writes
i
I
n.r
tt.il
lifl
n-rrhed
by
tti
i
Vi''l"ii,
nut
Hl'i
.
'th
il.i
.f
Niivwiilx-r
During
the
wintrr
of
1920-21.
I
wai
grtatly
diitrtiied
with
Pmi
in
my
bck
and
felt
tired
and
depreiied
moit
of
the
time.
Particularly
durini
the
night
1
.....
m
LI
t
'.
r
AWV
itJy
'in
night
having
to
rite
jff
'9r
-fJmi
!m?,t
cvtry
tour-
1
'-
JjJ$'
-aB
dlfferent
treatment
without
"OfH
,ucc.
until
finally
I
began
ui-
"VV
A
&,m
in
Df'
Ch,e'
Kidney-Uver
TTILC?
V7
P.IU.
and
thev
relieved
m,
fn.
dition
before
I
had
linuhed
the
hnt
box.
J
am
feeling
better
this
lur.rwr
than
I
have
for
yean,
and
although
in
my
67th
year,
can
ncrk
all
day
without
any
undue
fatigue."
Dr.
Chase's
Kidney-Liver
Pills
13
rU.
Nit
of
35
pHU,
ttlmaniion.
Hate
A
Co.,
Id,
Toronto
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ore
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your
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that's
a
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lliultf.
tllM.I.
ir
"'JiiUiirly
HO
rlinlii
ninr
t
'niiiiiiriiiM'nl
ami
-AMI
F.l.
SIMPSON.
Aiinllranl.
nrlous
dcparlmcnls
are:
Tea
and
supper
Mrs.
ueorge
Leek
nnd
Mrs.
Joe
Howe.
Ilaffles
and
novelties
j
Mrs.
Walter
Shaw,
Mrs.
Whatman
Sr.,
and
Mrs.
II.
IT.
Sineaton.
Cnndv
Mrs.
McLean
nnd
Miss
II
I
up
I-
Homo
cooking
Mrs.
Ooodsnll
nm
I
Mrs.
Yutes.
Sewlngr
Mrs.
D.
Wilton
and
Mrs.
Hrewerlon.
INDIGESTION
relieved
In
two
mlnules
with
JO-TO
Noyre"
smoking
Kl
ltopeo
cigars
Of
course
it
may
he
that
the
af
fair
will
he
settled
oul
uf
court
but
if
it
Is
tried
by
tha
Ma-ipnlo
fleet
tribunal
il
is
odd:-
jigaiitsf
Jack
srlthrp
down
m
fur-
koy
and
plum
pudding
at
Xma-
tldc
:
,
1'he
Canadian
soliooncr
.Toe
Baker.
Cnpl.
lllondel,
rs
on
(ho
Cow
Hay
ways
for
re-caulking.
Lysakll
Back
The
Canadian
schooner
Lyse-
Til,
Capl.
1'cte
Jensen,
which
returned
from
Ihe
deep
sea
fishiiiK
grounds
early
in
Ihe
week,
with
In
irnoil
e.nlrh
is
oh
ttio
MoLeun
Mmrtsii-AtNir
in
rrogress
v
H
ys
,
,iaVP
new
slrw
bar
will
lie
aiiowm
iw
re-
B,oe"
,n"
"r"vv"
I
Promise
rromisw
v.
of
Being
Suc-II-
f
ttif
Chlff
For-
i
ur
ln.trlci
rorrn.r,
i
cessiui
NOTIOL
'I
a
t.
-i-hr
riin
rti
irpiicttmo
in-
inmaovf
Awrmuiy
f
Itnti-h
cuiuinbu
al
the
(Tof.
fur
in
Ar
nuktnir
..
.iin
r
rHiril
t
'H'Hsn
i;liur-h
in
fin-
'l
i
'
'.niiri'ii
:tiuri-h
iiwl
ami
Inn
um
Con
The
Ihe
annual
annual
huaaar
i
of
the.
inghul
in.
Cap.
reports
having
encountered
some
very
dirty
weather
off
Kodiak,
which
inter
fered
wilh
actual
fishing
snme-
whu,
allhongh
lillle
concern,
was
Daughters
of
hnglan.l
oi"PUJ
,V1M1
,
p,.rsonal
surely,
N.e
be
this
aflerno,m
at
2
oclock
inhe
i
avior
of
gkiniu
Mclnlyre
Hlock
un.l
Ihe
arfair,
M
Mng
M
hn(
pou
l
gives
promise
of
being
very
suc
cessful.
Afternoon
ten
nun
sup-
uwi-
:
.
.
,ni-
...
,
he,
or
cnu.
in
Umlper
is
In
.
be
served
In
addition
10
..,.u"i"if
II:
KArailho
regular
bazaar
features.
lie
desired.
The
Lysekil
left
port
on
her
last
trip
of
Ihe
season
on
hhursifciy
night.
Charlie
Sunberg,
one
cf
Ihe
well
known
local
nautical
who
has
been
exploiting
distant
fields
in
his
power
boat,
was
a
visitor
to
Ihe
walerfronl
on.
Thursday
morning
renewing
old
acquaint
ances.
4V
I
Charlie
Hell,
who
is
carrying
out
logging
opera!
ions
for
the
(ieorgefiown
mill
In
the
Wark
Canal
dudrlct,
came
ire
this
week
for
mechanical
repairs
lo
his
power
boat.
The
Canadian
schooner
Sea-Iniald,
Rapt".
Henry
Doreen,
arrived
In
port
from
(ho
high
spots
early
in
the
week
and
nf
the
OArtf
neWb
?.flT
Fro?
la
the
I
I
?l2i
chief
source
cf
Prince
Rupert'a
prosperity
'viL,
Ilonls
of
Jiolli
I
he
Americani
anil
Cnnmliun
fleets
have
been
I
making
a
dash
lo
port
Hum
week!
Willi
I
he
intention
(if
putting
il
another
deep
sea
I
rip
before
Ilie
'
close
lialibul
season
oomest
inlo
effect
next
monlli.
TIiIb
hus
re-1
suited
in
a
mnrked
finprvnient
J
in
I
ho
volume
of
halibut
landed
1
(bul
has
rather
played
havoc
wilh
win
prices
Kir
imuu
xirxi
ami
second
class
calche,
Ihe
in-
creased
volume
nf
landings
re-i
tullfnir
in
a
ilroji
in
prions
(in
thi'j
Finh
KiclianKc
In
spilo
of
dirty
i
walher
condition
on
Ilie
ImkIi
1
xpntx
Ui
oufchcx
havrt
bon
well!
up
lo
the
avrrape.
In
fad
ili
lolat
lialibul
landiiiKi
for
lclo-licr
Hiu
year
bav
exreciloil
the
Idn.llniri
for
any
ptwioim
Oftlo-
hcr.
which
nrwaku
ttiM
for
th".
(nacily
of
pirK
of
ltw
ilwp
tca
MkipprH
and
lliir
erw.
IiiiHirwAx
gcnorwlly
almir
the
waterfront
U-ei
up
well
and
many
of
lh
inaiicr
IF
IT'S
ON
OR
UNDER
THE
WATER
WE
DO
IT.
JMving,
Dredging.
Lightering,
Coaling
Ship,
Heavy
Lift
nig,
Oencral
Salvafi
Work.
Pumping
a
Speciality.
VANCOUVER
DREDGING
AND
SALVAGE
CO.
LTD.
COW
BAY.
Phones:
Green
259.
Qreen
487.
ler
doing
oim
gear
repairs
left
on
Iter
last
halibut
hunting
trip-
n!
the
fceasttti
on
Thursday
morn
ing.
On
SaWinlay
last
Ilay
Love,
the
elfrlricnl
wfzaril,
wenl
up
lo
Big
halHmtl"?
on
power
boat
P.H.T
lioals.
lroller
and
sewing
boatl0
in'',,I
a
n'"w
dynamo
in
the
are
l.rinix
9ni
nt.r
hnlk
Tmm
m
nrmwvir
bbwiihti.
i
im-
worn
mechanical
aiul
hull
slfHipAitil
lirior
In
heiitfc
pt
hi
to
cimHs-sion
In
clu-ed
senikiHi
aetivities.
Willi
Ihe
coiniiieneenient
of
iper
nlions-by
the
Miller.!
Clam
Cannery,
Seal
le,
a
frwilful
labor
field
is
being
opened
to
many
of
Ihe
waferfrtMit
fraternity
and
already
several
boars
are
out
gathering
in
the
lui-itHW
clam
fop
rniiiiing
pursues
.
Doc
la
Annoyed
throalened
lnw-uit
is
pend-
ing
In
naiHUTM
circles
anrt
r
Claperlon
seems
to
have
all
the
evidence
at
hand
lo
make
il
hot
going
for
a
btack
fared
comedian
named
Jack
tdi.
II
seems
thai
Jock,
supported
by
hi
partner
4ii
wit,
Joe
H4clifui'd,
staged
a
lillle
sHrjrwal
furre
l
the
rerenff
Kniuhts
of
PytMtto
Itallowe'eii
fiarty.
The
farce
to
the
form
of
a
i'oiiiic
surgical
operaliun
by
Jack
I'.oUO,
a
btavck
farwat
cnmetl-
ian.
on
Jh
lialehfonl,
of
like
lark
cmiHletmnr.
iHirrng
Ihe
fun
Joe
asked
Jack
if
be
bad
ever
si
lulled
surgery
to
which
Joe
replied,
and
this
is
Ihe
bone
of
conlenlioii
with
lNc
"Yes.
I
sure
hae.
I
srndinl
surgery
un
der
"li"
ClHiierlon."
This
)oc
rcsenls
very
much
because
.lark
never
did
study
surgery
under
hint
olherwie
he
would
have
bad
lo
'Miy
a
si
iff
fee,
and
Doc
would
now
he
ruling
round
in
his
"Nulls
Iiavinar
beeti
suoMssfully
com
pleted
Hay
is
mW
Back
at
the
waterfront
emporium
elw.lrify
ingr
Hie
vietntty
with
His
genial
orarury.
Manninr
HunHey.
who
is
run
ning
a
logging-
camp
down
Ihe
co
st,
rnrt
a
visit
16
port
this
week
Mn
buwiness.
Venus
Entertains
1'he
American
schooner
Venus.
Capl.
John
Itamm,
having
re
turned
from
Ihe
high
spots
with
a
good
ralrli
ami
the
crew
eine
"well
heeled"
n
swell
entertain
ment
was
put
on
aUwtnl
the
hoal
for
a
number
of
specially
invite
guets
nn
'Wednesday
night.
The
evenin''wa
de-
liarhl
fully
spent
in
md-ie,
sing
ing
and
wrestling,
the
latter
spnrt
takmg
Ihe
place
of
itaiw-ing
owing
In
Mm
fact
lli.il
the
orchestra
losl
their
way
going
lo
Ihe
boat.
Perhaps
Ihe
wrest
ling
bout
for
a
pair
of
new
work
gloves
was
Ihe
tit-hit
of
Ihe
evening.
The
principals
were
Young
Haekenschmtdl
vs.
Tom
Safer,
jr.
and
Cap
acted
as
re
feree
and
timekeeper
combined.
'I"h
former
won
Ihe
bout
in
Iwo
straight
falls
out
of
three
in
enlrh-as-caleh-cnn
style.
De
lightful
refreshments
were
served
as
lunar
as
Ihe
bread
a
ml
cheese
lasted.
The
launch
Joy
Hird,
Cap!.
Conk,
went
oul
on
Thursday
morning
to
assist
Capl
.Claude
Ketrhum
in
his
logging
opera
tfs
in.
Tank
Inlet.
I'ele
I.eighlon,
shipper
and
owner
of
I
lie
Venwi
I..,
is
con-leinplaling
building
a
new
"seining
bool
Ibis
winter
at
MelLakaU
la.
I
lie
boat
will
ne
n
.
ia-,
rpoier
nnd
will
likely
be
powere
d
Willi
it
t
li.p.
Viwun
engine
or
n
like
p'owcrctl
senii-dcisel.
o
Caught
a
Cat
This
Is.
a
different
rat
slory,
Hurry
Slrcethorse,
owner
of
Ihe
Fpower
boat
First
l'lace,
having
lieen
troubled
with
n
rat
aboard
'or
some
time,
ultimately
decided
to
brfnsr
down
a
cararo
of
clams
for
h
Millenl
cannery.
Lumber
Exhibit
I
The
fine
lumber
exhfhtt
of
the
Hijr
Jlny
I.umHer
(Joinpnny,
recently
nhown
at
the
exhibition,
ha
heen
on
display
in
flw
City
Ticket
Ofllce
of
the
C.N'.It.
Kd-rnonlnn
for
the.
pant
five
day
'and
has
created
quite
a
great
(leat
of
inlereitt.
Word
lo-
lliit
effect
was
received
at
the
Itiir
Hay
Lumlier
Co.
from
If.
Jle-Kwan.
C.X.Il.
divittion
freijrh!
aen.
The
e.xliitiil
will
be
shown
at
other
vantage,
point
alone
the
C.N.
Ft.
,ylem.
Mrs.
Modes
Johnson
and
Mrs.
Musgrave
were
visitors
to
the
city
lliis
week
from
Port
Sirnp
nun
having-
arrived
by
power
iioat.
Mr.
Musgrave
has
been
paying
a
visit
lo
ner
daughter
who
i.s
in
Ihe
general
hospital
"Slim"
Iafonf
of
Lewis
Island
fame,
has
decided
lo
go
into
the
chicken
ranching
business.
Mr.
Paton
is
now
looking
for
a
suit
able
site
on
which
lo
commence
chicken
raising.
Bill
Knight
Again
Pele
Solcm
has
received
letter
from
Hill
Knight,
formerly
accountant
wilh
the
Booth
Fish
eries
here
and
now
accountant
at
Sitka.
Hill
is
very
optimistic
nhoul
things
in
general,
especially
the
social
side
nf
life
at
the
northern
port,
ff
appears
that;.
evening
dress
and"
high
rubber
hools
is
the
order
for
social
functions.
As
to
whether
the
company
sit
in
the
rubber
boots
Ihe
whole
evening
i.s
a
matter
of
nonjeeclure.
Hill
has
also
blossomed
out
inlo
a
regular
song
bird
ami
inflicts
his
voice
upon
'the
people
at
Ihe
least
provocation.
In
addition
he
i
composing
his?
owr.
music
and
words.
Just
now
he
is
busily
engaged
Upon
composing
a
song
entitled
"Why
is
the
ocean
wet?"
The
schooner
While'
Lilly,
Cap
tJeo.
Hroderius,
left
port
with
a
parly
on
a
hunting
trip
nn
Wed
nesday.
Judging
from
Ihe
amount
of
artillery
aboard
it
is
on
Ihe
cards
1
1)
at
Cap
will
forego
Ihe
hunt
and
start
a
war
some,
where.
Rd.
flray
of
Kitimaat
was
in
port
during
Ihe
weet
for
a
mcrhanieal
overhaul
by
Aker-
berg
A
Thomson,
Lid.
The
seiner
nose
City,
which
lias
been
operating
off
the
Queen
Charlotte
Island
coast
for
the
past
few
months,
came
inhi
port
this
week
for
repairs.
The
Marine
station
work
scow-is
moored
at
Ihe
Provincial
government
dock
for
boiler
repairs
by
Ihe
Atlas
boiler
works.
The
scow
will
be
here
for
a
week.
Fish
Business
From
Monday
to
Friday
"Ofi,-Hflft
pounds
of
halibut
has
Wen
marketed
on
the
Fish
F-xchange.
Lvmericnns
were
high
al
19c
and
8c.
and
low
al
13c
and
Cc.
Can
adians
were
high
at
I9.lc
and
7c
and
low
at
13c
and
6c.
The
ar
.
...
n
1!
,
rivals
were:
American
Srandia,
Resolute.
Daly,
Kodiak,
SunseL
Forward.
Nomad,
Seal
lie.
Kana
laV
-
President,
...Yenus,
-Pioner.J
Columbia.
Majestic,
Sumner,
Sit
ka,
Tnloosh,
Tahoma.
Canndian
Oibson,
Fisher,
E.
I.lpsell.
Ringleader,
Toodie,
Nuba,
Kaien,
Plop.
Andrew
Kelly,
Seamaid,
Lysekil,
Scrub,
Tramp,
W.T.,
Atli.
Cape
Ppencsr,
Johan
na,
Carrulhers.
Hunted
and
Starved"
The
following
account
inni
ciiner
ne-or
inc.
rui
mm
10
.....
i,i,
iin
u
of
a
I
nuri-l
llll
miming
purl
company,
,
lo
decide
,
.,
as
lo
.
.
.
,.
.
nnl.
K,.
whether
he
would
leave
Ihe
rail
.
,.
v.im,'
n.i
nr
k'i.
in
possession
of
Ihe
boat
and
seek
u
new
bed
un-town
or
try
sey
went
oul
Ihis
week
from
Seal
uinr
Cove
MH
on
a
three
day
hunting
trip
in
gei
....
in.
...
v.
.,,
.,
p
it-..
(n
,h(,
v.cini(j.
of
,hp
pr,ncp
Rv,
a
rout
wnicn
i.i-riuri.
inn
iit.ii-r
course.
llnving
come
and
to
this,
end
the
hides
have.
been
secured
for
sale
to
some
unsuspecting
fur
buyer.
Skipper
Jimmy
Thomas-
has
iceii
as
far
north
asKPftrt
Simp-on
wilh
his
power
boat
Vincr
aaisI
nnnnnrv
nhfiniNt
I
h
O
nflWPP
s
iui.1,1
.
r:
.
W'KaI
Iiam
II.a
n
rr
i
1
pounder.
function
or
momentous
decision
Harrys
pur-.
wou,(,
,no,
fun,
chased
a
n.
Imp
and
duly
.set
I
.
w,otl.or
the
hunter's
oF
Ihe
first
night
he
eaughr
ral,
a
nn
Ilia's
))ljnk
1I111L
11
n
d
llfI
nol
oplics
srR
1
1
.
VOL
lf
ft
an.r
thinking
that
perhaps
there!
oypn
,ml
,
iact
wmnlM
lhal
were
iwo
ruie
am.aiii
..:
.'ei
whft
""H,,
,os
n
(y
.rap
nxn..
.
nuiu?,i
..i
sh
,
,
rHurn,
o.
town
for
SOme
morning
he
Irnp
had
.rone
the,
R
lppw
,ho
unutk
uiny
wort
periecuy
ior
a
loveiy.
,'..
his
...
frtr
tfeline
was
caught
therein,
much
L.
,1M.-(1-,,i.,
r
u
ri
the,
fl.ie
to
Harry's
consternation.
How
ever,
it
was
such-
a
lovely
bigj
.
..
I..
1.1
1
il.i
lion
nt
the
Seal
Cove
base
was
rim
lip
n(
l.nlf
inn
Q
f
Tl
4nia
Dlfll
ra.
sue,
a
...vr.y
u.B
ai
",som0
hunters
would
miss
a
bal
on
the
hnrisnn
for
their
pelts.;,,,
fMk
flfng
wilh
an
18-.
Bring
your
furs
to
W.
Qoldbloom
for
highest
prices.
I
want
your
furs
and
will
pay
a
better
price.
EXTRA
SPECIAL
SALE
OF
LOVELY
FUR
COATS
AT
25
PER
CENT
LESS
The
latest
in
Fashionable-
Lrvliev
Fur
Goats
direct
from
New
York.
I
selected
them
myself
and
guarantee
their
quality.
For
a
few
days-
only
at
2."
per
cent
off.
Nothing
cheaper
in-
fur
coals
in
the
world.
W.
Goldbfoom
Furrier,
2nd
Avenue.
ENGINEER
MINE
LIKELY
TO
BElcountry
well
prospected
this
ONE
OF
THE
GREATEST
comins
summer."
said
Mr.
Cloth-
QOLD
PRODUCERS
IN
NORTH
(continued
from
page
one;
siderable
Imiriage
will
be
available.
Hocks
of
over
250
feet
will
be
opened
up
from
Ihe
main
working
tunnel
mentioned,
above
and
il
is
expected
that
ample
lonnage
will
be
secured
for
Ihe
operation
of
Ihe
mill.
Several
hundred
feet
nf
diamond
drilling
H
managemeul.
.
"A
very
comprehensive
program
of
underground
develop
merit
Las
been
planned
and.
al
logelher,
Ihe
prnperiy
bids
fair
lo
fulfil
the
predictions
that
it
will
become
one
of
Ilie
greatest
gold
producing
properties
in
the
north.
"Fred
Collin,
formerly
rore
man
at
Surf
Inlet,
is
in
charge
of
the
work
on
Ihe
ground
at
the
Knjrineer
mine."
Mr
.Clothier
announced
that
the
Mines
Department
had
recently
granted
?r300
to
provide
a
winter
trail
from
the
mine
lo
Allin,
a
distance
nf
about
25
miles.
"As
about
3(V
men
will
be
employed
at
Ihe
mine
all
winter,
Ihis
trail
wilt
be
of
great
service
for
mail
and
emergencies.
District
Operations
Speaking
of
operations
generally
in-
the
Allin
section,
Mr.
Clothier
staled
that
the
season
had
been
very
successful
In
placer
mining.
Work
on
upper
Spruce
Creek
had
opened
up
exceptionally
good
puy.
"A
good
drainage
system
from
the
lower
old
workings
on
the
creek
would
undoubtedly
prove
of,
great
bene
fit
to
the
ground
above
and
would
prolong
Ihe
life
of
Ihe
camp,"
Mr.
Clothier
declared.
Hydraulicking
on
.McKee
Creek
has
been
carried
on
all
season
by
Ceorge
Adams
and
associates
wilh
satisfactory
results,
Mr
Clolheir
staled.
There
had
been
considerable
prospecting
and
lead
work
on
many
other
creeks
which
might
eventually
warrant
operations.
The
Ruby
Creek
Mining
Co.,
operating
on
Ruby
Creek,
has
had
a'
prtifituble
season
and,
hav-
ng-
worked
up
lo
its
upper
line.
has
moved'
all
its
plant
to
the
lower
end
of
the
creek
where
operations
will
be
continued
next
year.
On
Oiler
Creek,
the
sea
son's
hydraulicking
has
shown
substantial
profit."
Considerable
development
work
has
been
done
Ihis
year
and
about
thirty
tons-
of
high
grad
ore
has
lieen-
shipped
from
the
Atlin
Silver-Lead
mines
situated
on
Fourth,
of
July
Creek
and
under
operation4by
J.
M.
nuff
nerrenprled
.Mr,
Clothier.
A
lower
luhnel
had
been
started
and
it
was
expected
operations
would
be
resumed
in
the
spring,
the
property
now
being
closed
down
for
the
winter
Gold
Strike
The
reported
gold
strike
in
the
vicinity
of
Lillle
Atlin
Lake.
Mr
Clothier
said,
caused
some
Utile
excitement
whilo
he
was
in
the
north
but
not
much
information
was
available
upon
which
to
base
any
predictions.
Mr.
Clothier
was
not
able
to
get
into
theiDease
Lake
counlry
(upper
Slikine)
Ihis
trip,
bul
from
information
he
had
obtain
ed,
he-
statM
that
Ihe
strike
on
Cold
Pan
Creek
by
flrady
and
Ford
had
Ihe
earmarks
of
be
coming
important.
Although
bed
rock
had
tiot
been
reached
In
any
place,
prospects
from
the
rim-
showed
coarse
gold,
and
therefore,
were
encouraging.
"There
is
a
wide
scope
of
likely
placer
counlry
from,
(lold
Parr
Creek
fo
Ihe
Li
HI
Muddy
Itivcr
and
Ihe
certain
influx
of
prospectors
will
likely
see
Ihe
ier.
"From
all
reliable
information
available,
however,
there
is
no
reason
for
any
stampede
and
certainly
Ihere
i.s
no
use,
for
any
one
to
go
in
there
before.
May
next"
year."
Final
Trip
.
Mr.
Clolliier's
next
and
la's
I
trip
this
season
in
covering
his
extensive
district,
which
include
well
"
over
a
quarter
or
the
pro-
I
ha.s
been
done
during
the.
sum-jVince
in
.Northern
Hrilish
Colum-tner
months,
the
results
of
wUich
hit,
will
be
down
the
coasL
Ho
have
been
satisfactory
lo
Ihejleaves
within
a
day
or
so
and
will
be
away
three
weeks.
He
will
visit
Kilimaat
and
Sp
as
far
south
as
Mirl
inlet,
lie
lines
not
expeet
to
get
lo
the
head
ollice
of
Ihe
deparlment
at
victoria
until
the
first
of
next
year.
The
Dease
Iike
country,
which
he
was
unable
to
visit
this
year,
Mr.
Clothier
expects
lo
reach
by
going
in
over
the
snow
next
.prin?.
ASK
RULING
BY
RAILWAY
BOARD
Grain
Rates
to
Pacific
Coast
Will
be
Discussed
at
Vancouver
VICTORIA,
ov.
1.
Plans
for
rallying
all
the
leading
business
interests
in
Hrilish
Columbia
together
in
a
fight
for
lower
west
ern
grain-
rales
before
the
Railway
Hoard
at
its
meeting
in
Van
couver
November
5
have
been
completed
by
Premier
Oliver.
Anxious
that
Hrilish
Columbia
sliall
present
a
united
front
when
pressing
its
demands
for
rate
justice,
the
Premier
telegraphed
instructions
to
O.
fl.
Mc-V$eer,
K.CM
government
rate
counsel,
to
ask
millmen,
grain
'interests
and
all
businessmen
interested
in
the
grain
nxivenient
Itr
appear
wilh
him
before
the
Railway
Hoard
and
press
for
grain
rale
reductions.
The
case
which
the
province
is
thus
preparing
for
the
board
on
its
west
ern
tour,
it
is
hoped,
will
be
the
nwsl
vigorous
and
effective
yet
presented.
Uiider
the
plans
announced
by
the
Premier
the
province
will
ress
for
proposals
before
the
board.
l-i-Thal
an
immediate
ruling
be
handed
down
nu
British
Columbia's
original
demand
for
a
i-neral
revision
of
wvslern
freight
rates.
.
That
western
grain;
rates
bo
educed
so
as
to
effect
ap
etnial-
zation
as
between
Vancouver
and
Fort
William
shipments.
3
That
rates
on
westward-
moving
grain
for
domestic
eon-sumption
be
made
the
same
a
rates
on
export
grain.
I
That'
the
board
force
railways
to
supply
informa
tion
on
rates
which
they
have
been
ordered
before
to
produce,
but
which
is
slill
unavailable.
In
a
telegram
received
from
the
board
the
Premier
was
informed
that
the
hoard
does
not
feel
that
il
is
lime
now
to
rule
"ii
the
province's
original
demand
for
a
general
rate
equalization.
Nevertheless
Mr.
McGeer
will
press
for
this
ruling
so
that
if
it
is
unsatisfactory
it
may
be
ap
pealed.
Until
a
ruling
has
been
nlade
the
province
can
do
nothing
further
to
secure
the
general
reductions
sought.
This,
how
ever,
is
a
question
absolutely
dis
tinct
from
the
grain
rale9
Issuo
on
which
the
hoard
is
witting-
to
hear
representations
now.
BIRTHS
A
son
was
born
al
the
Princo
Rupert
Oeneral
Hospllal
on
October
31
lo
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.'
F..
Davey,
Hays
Cove
Circle.
UNION
STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
OF
B.C.,
LTD.
SUllnrs
from
Prince
Rupert.
'
'or
VANCOUVCR,
VtOTOnUt,
(wanton
Mr,
and
lrt
Bay,
Tud,
P.BU
for
VANCOUVER,.
VMTOMA,.
Atari
Bar,
a4
Iwaaton
alurdaf,
ie
A.
IS.
Per
ANT
OK,
MUCK
ARM,
STEWART,
Sunday.
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P.M.
va.
mvai.
mrtwr
nmuM
mi
Nui
Rtr
Cannarlte.
Friday
A.M.
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