PAGE
TOXm
MARMOT
METALS
WORK
TO
BEGIN
Company
Will
Commence
Developing
Montana
Group
About
May
1
-
VICTOhTA,
April
23.
TJirti
Marmht
Metal
Mining
Company!
Limited,
.'in-Personal
Liability
was
incorporated
last
week
un
dcr
the
laws
of
Hrifish
Columbia
for
the
purpose
of
taking
ovi
and
developing
anil
opcrnlinx
.the
well
knowi
Montana
!rniip
of
six
claim,
silualcd
on
iln
soiijl
fork
of
the
Marmol
Itjver
fix
in
i
Ins
by
trail
from
tidewater
at
an
.
elev.vlion
of
from
a
1,000
In
3,500
feet.
This
was
the
first.
property
staked
im
the
Marmot.
Itiver,
ami
lias
long
been
recnu-nized
liy
milliner
inon
of
all
spheres
as
a
properly
of
very
great
promise.
Slaked
ami
own
ed
by
JI.
G.
Magee
of
Stewart
ami
Vancouver,
George
Hruggy
of
Alice
Arm,
anil
Angus
Mel.
end
of
Stewart,
considerable
work
has
from
time.,
to
lime
been
done
consisting
of
a
great
deal
of
surfacinu-
prospecting:,
anil
open
cuts;
a
lolal
of
Mil
feel
of
tunnels
and
a
twenty
foot
shaft
Small
shipment
.
IJial
can
only
he
looked
upon
as
smeller
Jests
have
from
time
to
lime
heen
made,
that
gave
a
return
of
over
$100
in
.ro
M,
silver
and
lead.
Assays
taken
by
Mr.
Magee
have
given
returns
as
high
as
toitj
ounces
silver,
with
good
gold
and
heavy
lead
rnulenl.
A
large
mineralized
zone
from
100
to
-'00
feel
wide
traverses
the
entire,
length
of
the
four
Upper
claims,
below
which
two
veins
five
tn
six
feel
wide
carrying
high
tirade
ore
have
been
located
and
to
an
extent
developed,
these
two
veins
head
directly
for
the
big
zone,
and
at
their
intersection
with
it
should
make
large
and
valuable
ore
bodies.
Owing
lo
the
nature
of
the
ground
great
depths
can
be
easily
obtained.
A
pood
horse
trail
runs
from
.
tidewater
at
the
mouth
of
tin
Marmol
Hiver
right
up
to
and
past
the
fool
of
the
properly.
Capital
of
$1,500,000
The
new
company
has
a
rupi
lalizalion
or
$
1,
500.000
divided
into
."1,000,000
shares
par
value
50
('en
Is.
One-third
of
the
cap
Hal
slock,
1,000,000
siiarea
are
paid
to
the
vendors
in
full
pay
inenl
for
the
properly
and
lo
cover
incorporation
and
organ
fzaltou
costs.
This
slock
is
lo
be
placed
in
escrow
for
two
years.
The
balance
or
2,000,000
shares
are
placed
in
the.
treasury
forjspuhlic
subscription,
for
the
purpose,
of
financing
development
and
later
equipping
the
properly.
The
new
company
lakes'
over
(he
ground
clear
of
all
Jiabi.lilies,
and
witli
no
pay-'
incnls
io
hi;
made.
1
In
(lie.
Interest
k..
of
economy
Jibe
head
ollice,
.
will
bo
for
Ihe
tiinj;
bejnjr
ill
Je;ist,
be1
in
Stewart.
Angus
Mcl.eod,
one
of
Hie
owners
and
a
well-known
northern
mining
man
of
experience
and
repute,
will
be
the
managing
director.
Work
is
lo
be
commenced
on
or
'about
May
1,
and
finergctjcal-ly
prosecuted
summer
and
win
ter.
MUSICAL
CLUB
CANADIAN
DAY
Enjoyoble
Time
Spent
Yesterday
by
Members
at
Home
of
Mrs.
George
Bushby
The
Ladies'
Musical
Club
held
a
very
enjoyable
and
instructive
meeting
yeslerday
afternoon
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
George
Hush
by,
Fourth
Avenue,
the
afternoon
tbejng
devoted
to
a
study
of
Gan
iadian
composers
with
examples
jof'lheir
work.
The
program
con-
ited.or:
Piano
solos
by
Mrs.
It.
p.
Pon
"dejy
"Harcirolla";
"lulerlude
and
Pro
Palria,"
Giarence
Lti
A'ocal
solos
)iy
Mi's,
It.
Illnrice
"Jlie
World
Is
Waiting
for
the
5unrise'
Krnct
Sell.,
-and
"A
PrtblemM'arkin,
Vocal
fojos
by
Mrs.
G.
Collin
"I
Itring
Thee
Heart
KaM."
Jenn
nrariscomlie,
and
"A
Little
FeJ
low,"
William
Iilclimont.
Vocal
solos
by
Mrs.
L.
O.
Lar
sen,
"A
May
Song"
and
"The
Lit
.tie
Itrook."
llcne
Gilley
flf
New
Westminster.
Paper
pn
''Canadian
Gompos-1
'rrs,"
M"rs.
George
Woodland.
I
Violin
nolo-by
Miss
Marjorlo,
Lancaster,
"0
Day
Most
Fair'
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
"
rrz
IM
COlHC
TO
Si
START
Tavnc
1
1
'r.va'-
'v
Mbaui
the
famous
Gauadian
inger
is
in
distressing
cireuin-
lauces
and
a
donation
lo
a
fund
to
help
her
was
made
by
the.
luh.
HALIBUT
PRICES
ARE
LOWER
TODAY
Arrivals
This
Morning
Totalled
80,500
Pounds
One
Boat
Goes
to
Sitka
Halibut
arrivals
today
being
handled
through
the
local'
fish
houses
Iota)
80,500
pounds
70,.
500
from
American
boats
and
10,000
from
Gauadian.
One
vessel
which
sold
for
Sitka
delivery
is
not
included
in
this
total.
Arrivals
ami
sales
today
were
as
foljows;
American
'
Albatross,
17,000
lbs.,
at
Kc
Ir,
to
the
Uooth
Fisheries
Go.
forsSilka
dejivcry.
aknlat,
35,000
lbs,
at
8.1c
Ir,
ami
Wabash,
1.500
lbs.,
at
10-lc
and
ic,
lo
the
Pacific
KisheriM.
-
lalioma,
32,000.
III..
.
at,
7.8c
and
Ic,
lo
the
Gauadian
Fish
Gold
Storage
Ce.
Washington-,
-D.OOO
lbs.,
at
10c
and
Sc.
lo
the
Hoolh
Fisheries
Gauadian
Go.
Canadian
Dolphin,
8,000
lbs.,
at
0.5C
and
W
lo
the
Ganaitian
Fish
.V
'old
Storage
Go.
W.
T.,
2,000
lbs.,
at
8.0c
and
ic,
to
the.'
Atlin
Fisheries.
BIG
LOG
RAFT
AT
LOCAL
SAWMILL
FROM
ALICE
ARM
The.
Ilecale
SI
rail
Towiiic
Go.'s
tug
Gape
Scot
I
arrived
n
port
today
with
two
flat
rafls
ol
logs
from
the
Abbolsford
Los
ing
Co.'s
camy
at
Alice
Ann
containing
fome
1.500.000
feet
for
the
Prince
Huperl
Spruce
Mills.
.
nnl
I
KNOW
IT-
JODT
AW
TOLD
MEL
mm
Henry
Morey'of
New
sier.
NVctitmin.
Piano
solo
by
Mrs.
Hubert
Ward,
"Indian
Love
Lyrics,"
Vocal
-solos
by
Miss
alla
lohuslone
"liuna,"
Mc!ill,
and
'South
Wind,"
William
)ich
mont.
II.
was
brouglit
lo
the
alien
lion
of
the
club
that
Madame
HAD
BOILS
ALL
OYER
HIM
I
lu-iw
it
inil
uiievT
tu
d'-l
liu
4
IxiiU
ami
(hat
l
1y
giing
rljrlil
lo
0e
peat
of
J
In-
Irciiihlc
llw
iIimu
a.
lite
Lail
lilfKid
imit
Im
iii.i.I'
pure
ln-forf
tlm
Uilln
will
ill-ia.-ar.
BURDOCK
BLOOD
BITTERS
rtfns(?
ihe
..vlem
n1
reitiovM
all
tiu
ronl
m.-itler
fn.nl
I
lie
lilixiil
In
a
way
lli.il
lw
iiii-llrin.4
HI
itn.
Mrs.
Cti.n.
nankin,
Rtilm,
Sask..
wrtles:
"A
Tpw
yi-ars
am
my
hut.inc!
had
a
terrlLle
lime
with
boll.
On
one
aim
he
had
IS
between
hi
elbow
and
aianager,
Herl
Smith,
will
tin
considerable-work
in
the
mine
in
addition
to
Liking
samples
before
it
is
decided
whether
lo
purchase
the
mine
or
not.
Xews
that
the
Premier
was
likely
to
purchase
Hie
litiuwell
itised
a
little
flurry
in.
Hear
Hiver
slocks
during'
the
past
few
laysV
It:
T.
I'llioll,
who
is
act:
ing
as
agent
for
the
sale
of
the
properly
has
slill
nothing
to
say
in
regard
to
the
proposed
deal.
STOCK
MARKET
I
I.C.
Silver
.
Illinwell
Howe
Sound
Surf
Inlet
...
Premier
L.
A
L.
Iialy-Alaska
Hid.
.
4.35
2.33
MAGNIFICENT
addition
to
the
Anchor-Donaldson
H
Canadian
fleet
twin-screw
geared
turbine
steamer
a
sister
ship
to
the
popular
Athenia
designed
and
built
on
the
Clyde
the
birthplace
of
so
many
of
the
finest
ships
afloat.
Every
detail
of
the
Letitia's
appointments
wai
planned
to
make
her
the
epitome
of
comfort
and
safitty
in
ocean
traveL
Drawing
Room
In
Hjht
Ivmjt
colour
and
moulding!
In
wtiitt.
Pining
Saloon
In
Old
EnglUh,
with
oak
woodwork
of
toAvrry.
Smoking
Caoiri.txatlltd
In
antique
oak
and
of
EUiabtthan
period.
Cabia
Luungt,
charming,
ret
tfuL
alrnpla
In
deilgn,
the
eicellenl
deeoratlvt
nrepUcc
lending
distinction.
Lnlrancn
Hall
Umngt
oo
promenade
deck,
a
number
of
window
in
forward
bulkhead
allowing
an
uninterrupted
view
ahead.
Staterooms
furnished
In
a
manner
which
ensures
perfect
comfort:
with
superior
heating
and
vcnUlaling
equipment;
aafety
arrangement!
of
tht
highest
standard.
Select
the
Letltls,
Athenia,
Saturnla
or
Caassndra
and
your
voyage
t
luiropc
will
be
one
of
pleasure
and
contentment.
For
booklet
and
leaflet
on
the
St.
Lawrence
Route
to
Europe,
tee
the
nearett
tteamthip
agent,
or
apply
(o
THE
CUNAKD
STEAM
SHIP
CO.,
LIMITED
22
HASTINGS
STREET,
W
VANCOUVER
Asked.
I.
SO
'
1.40
I8.WI
.
.07
A
2.40
25
.20.
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ANCHOR-DONALDSON
LINE
-ttt
n.n.
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SWEATERS
FOR
Parent
Teachers
Agree
lo
Provide
Three
Sets,
One
for
Each
School
ADDRESS
BY
DOCTOR
A
meeting
of
I
he
Prince
Parent
Teachers'
was
held
in
I
lie
Auditorium
of
the
lioolh
Memorial
school
last
evening
at
8
p.m..
There
was
.
a
good
attendance
of
ini;
nre
on
ine
hafk
of
hi
wrv,
amf.parenis
ami
teachers
ami
an
in
several
mnne
on
dirrert-nt
nam
of
Ills
iiinuliiiv
,...!
i....
I,,
.1.1
1,.
n
...........
...
5"
"
iic
in-
ci-i
3
iiiiuir
iik
mind
iiiiiiK
:
of.
Imt
Rut
no
relief
until
he
took
lluriiix-k
1
HIimkI
Killers,
and
to
his
nurprlse
it
ojn-pleh
ly
relieved
Jiiui
of
hii
hoj.
In
very
hort
time.'
rt.B.B.
hat
een
r.n
the
market
for
the
pst
in
years;
lie
sure
you
ret
It
when
yon
ask
for
It;
put
up
only
by
The
T.
Miibiirn
cn..
Mmlied.
Toronto.
Ont.
WORK
WILL
BE
DONE
AT
DUNWELL
HLNE
BY
THE
PREMIER
COMPANY
No
Decision
as
to
Purchase
Will
be
Made
Until
Concern
is
Satisfied
VIGTOHIA,
April
23
The
crew
of
men
from
the
Premier
Mine,
under
charge
of
the
assistant
Delegates
from
the
Prince
Football
Association
ad-
tlresMtl
the
meeting
expressing
the
desire
of
that
Association
lo
fosler
tire
love
of
outdoor
sports
among
the
school
boys
of
(his
city
by
forming
a
Junior
League
mil
lo
ask
Hie
aid
of
Hie
Parent
Teacher
Association
iu
providing
sweater
for
the
teams
of
the
three
schools.
The
meeting
un-
iniuiiiusly
voted
Ihal'such
finan
cial
aid
be
given
and
asked
the
delegation
to
convey
(heir
thanks
lo
lite
Football
Association
for
llieii-
elTorts.
in
helping
the
boys.
Dr.
Tremayne,
school
iiietli.-al
ofliKcr,
gave
a
much
appreciated
address
ou
Hje
medical
iiispi'-lion
of
seiools,
the
value
of
a
school
nurse
;tnd
a
denial
clinic
ami
on
the
prevention
and
cure
of
the
various
diseases,
infectious
and
otherwise,
prevalent
among
children.
Miss
K;
JijJies
dcjjghfrd
Ijje
iliijience
'wilh
Jut
songs
which
were
arcnmjianic'il
by
W.Vaughan
Da
vies.
social
half-hour
was
spenl
in
the
sewing
room
ami
refrcsh-
ueuts
were
served.
Sport
Chat
The
football
season
will
oucn
on
May
i
with.
Hie
first
game
of
the
Stuart
Sljjehl
series
between
lln
Great
War
Veterans'
Associ-
tlioji
ami
the
Hons
of
Knglaml
it
is
announced
by
the
Association.
the
nuking
of
further
tlefinile
nrrangemeiils
for
Ihe
.season's
itclivities
is,
however,
being
delayed
by
the
Association
until
mat
week
when
jt
wil)
lit
.known
whether
v
nlj
jluyvis:lo
be
:t
foiivlbjM.n
til
JiiVe
Uiei'lilaCe-tiir
.
V.
..
A-.
-
V.'l
Die
uus
or
t;aiiala
wlio
Have
tuoounceil
1
1
1
a
they
will
not
en
ter
into
football
competition
this
year.
The
Commercial
Orad
of
J-ltJ
(iioiiloii,
tin
I
heir
way
home
from
Ihe
coast
last
week,
played
a
panic
al
Kamloop
winning'
over
the
all-star
ladies'
team
of
thai
cily
by
32
to
7.
Soul
hern
paper
in
describing
Die
Kaine,
said
the
score
vas
not
indicative
of
the
play
allhouirlj
li
Oj-ads
f;jve
a
finished
display
and
left
no
doubl
as
to
wliy
jliey
are
Hip
world'
qh'amfiioiis.
CJiarles
II.
TJbbetls,
president
or
Hie
Hrookly.il
.Nalloual
I.eaKue
baseball
club,
who
died
last
week,
was
for
many
yearn
ue
tf
the
mosl
proiniuu'iil
fiures
iu
the
baseball
world.
Ho
brouglit
(he
Hrooklyn
Club
out
of
the
ruck
of
mediocrity
and
financial
failure
j
treat
success
and
prosperity.
1'
first
broke
irilo
Ihe
panic
in
Jf-
as
bookkeeper
for
the
llr
.oklyn.
Club
mid
in
IHJ'J
he
came
president,
lie
was
approaching
his
shly-sevenlh
birthday
when
he
ilied.
The
luminal
Selkirk,
Capl.
-
annarrl,
arrived
from
Ihesoulh
.')iis
nuirnjug
wilh
a
ronj-ladeji
bar'e
Jor
Albeil
&
vMrCaiTery.
The
vessel
also
has
machinery
for
ihe
Millerd
cannery.
Wanted
For
Sale
Forwent
'
si
By
George
JkJ
tmW
3-
EmTn,
w
It
n
anus
'1ft
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
a
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertuement
Uken
for
lets
than
50c
FOR
SALE
l'OM
SA1.K
r.ouiplelcly
equipped
pleasure
boat.
30
x
U,
15
h.p.
Herlhs
for
four
persons.
New
and
in
first
class
condition.
A
bargain
for
quick
sale.
Apply
Ho
tVi
Daily
News
Ollice.
HASHOAT
for
al.
New,
3fi
feet
Ions.
5-7
hors'
power
enpine.
Apply
Caretaker,
Vachl
Club.
If
TO
RENT
TO
HK.NT.
Suite,
balb
ami
ranwe.
Tinker.
Tel.
5".
five
rr-om.
Aj.ply
(!.
1.
If
J'OH
JlKNT.
Clapp
apartment
Weslenhaver
Hioju;'.
,
If
BOARD
HOAHD.
The
Imamler,
830
Second
Avenue,
pflpne
137.
HOAHD
AND
IIOOM,
or
only.
I'hone
lied
707.
LOST
board
LOST.
l.atly's
jrohj
bracelet
watch.
Finder
please
rclum
lo
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News
ojllee.
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RUPEnT
MUSIC
STORE,
Third
Avenue
NORTHERN
TRANSFER
Call
for
ItiiupaRC
ami
Ksnress
Northern
Transfer.
Day
I'hone
lied
213.
Nihl
phono
ijreen
307.
W.
H.
MONTQOMERY,
JR.
ROBERTS
INVITED
TO
ADDRESS
CLUBS
President
Telegraphs
Him
at
Vancouver
Asking
Him
to
be
Guest
of
Honor
YV.
S.
Fisher
has
telegraphed
lo
Charles
i.
I).
Jltdierls
asking
Ihal
he
addruss
the
Cauadian
Club
at
a
luncheon
Ij
be
piveu
iu
hishobor.rinirilay
of
nel
y'e-tytft'ik&jttV
fi"1
n
I"Hle
to
nllend.
He
is
coming
to
lecture
al
a
public
gathering
in
(he
Hoolh
School
audiloiniii
Ved-nesday
evening
und
il
is
thought
that
while
here
he
should
be
given
some
recognition
otllcially
as
one
of
Ihe
greatest
Canadian
authors.
If
he
aecenls
the
in
vitation
il
is
understood
the
Women's
Canadian
Club
will
join
with
the
men
al
the
luncheon.
VICTORIA
WINS
HER
FREIGHT
RATE
FIGHT
Is
Placed
on
Same
Basis
as
Vancouver
by
Shipping
Com
panics
VICTOIHA,
April
23.
The
arbitrary
rale
imposed
on
lliiseily
by
the
sieainshlp
eonpanics
un
shipments
froln
Kurnpe
or
Ihe
lias
I
coasl
uf
thin
conliutnl,
Jia
been
abolished
and
henceforth
Victoria
wm
get
Hie
ame
rale
lis.
VanAnuver.
Hilherlo
Victoria
lias
had"
lo
pay
I
be
rale
to
Vancouver
and
rclum
lo
Vicloria.
This
places
Victoria
ou
the
same
shipping
basis
as
Vancouver
so
far
as
rntffn'
ajre
concerji-ed.
.
nejrgi)
v,
II,
Aijanis
ami
li.
Adams
or
Olaxlon
are
nailing
lo
morrow
morning
on
Ihe
Prince
(Jcorge
for
Vancouver.
BOATS
AND
LAUNCHES
I'ltlCI'S
OF
KASTllfipF.
1
CVCI.K
.Marine
I'ngines--II.I.
wilhoul
clutch
$185.00
i-H.I'.
I
cylinder
Ml)
2GO.00
C-II.I.
I
cylinder
III)
150.00
8-II.I'.
1
cylipderg
IID
750.00
8-11.
P.
2
cylinder
Ml)
160.00
10-II.
I',
t
evliiider
J.D
I76.0D
All
I
be
above
exeept
t
he
firt
include
the
Famous
.lues
He-verse
Hear,
and
full
pleclrical
ami
propeller
equipment.
Tim
best
that
money
can
buy.
liasthope
Itros.,
17(7
(ieorgi.i
SI.
V.
Vancouver,
H.C.
Always
at
your
service.
SHEDDON
TAXI13C
Anywhere
al
Anytime.
Five
pas-.enger
Dolge
Sedan
Comfort
and
(Courtesy.
Hales:
50c
fir
I
or
2
pHseiiKr,
25c
for
each
additional
passenger..
PHONE
134
MARINE
TAXI
SERVICE
LAUNCH
"Oh
Haby"
at
your
er
vice
day
or
night.
Comfort
-Safety
Courtesy.
If
it's
a
water
trip
call
Laurie
Laiiihly.
1'boiirs
570
or
1
3
1
.
TAXI
592
THE
DKI'ENDAHM
TAXI.
Dhj
and
Night
service.
Comfort
ami
Courtesy
is
my
motto.
PHONE
592
CONRAD
LEE
Sland:
Richmond
Rooms.
TAXI.
Taxi
67
Phone
ICaii
Oeorge,
Caul
or
Oust
Prompt
Service
and
Comfort
Day
or
Nig'
t
Sland:
HOSS
BROS.
POOL
ROOm
Meeker
Eloek,
Across
trom
Smnrs
Hold
FURNITURE
WE
handle
the
FAWCKTT
guaranteed
co'jiper
bearing
Steel
Manges
and
all
grades
of
high
gratle
furniture
we
exchange.
PRINCE
RUPERT
EXCHANGE,
Aiictioneern
FURNITURE.
New
and
-
Secondhand
Furni
ure
Store.
We
livy.
Sell
and
Ex
change
New
and
Secondhand
Goods.
QUO.
PAHADOPULIS,
330
Third
Ave.
Pbona
t(C
IrlONUMENTS
P.
LeClalre
Sub.
P.O.
No.
I.
Prince
Ilupcrt.
H.C.
Agent
for
Granite,
Marble
and
Stone
Monuments
and
Headstones.
t
WOMEN'S
EXCHANGE
IF
you
have
any
plain
sewing
or
fancy-work
you
wish
lo
dls-"poso
of,
we
will
sell
it
for
you.
Articles
in
Ibis
department
tiol
limited
lo
one
dollar.
The
Dollar
Slore,
lied
321.
KNITTED
GOODS
SWEATERS
and
all
kinds
of
kniteed
goods
made
to
order.
Phone
Hlack
30r,
If
,
PRINCE
RUPERT
TIDES
.
V
Thursday,
April
23
High
1:21
a.m.
21.1
ft.
,
U:02
p.m.
ID.fl
ft.
Low
7:58
a.m.
2.3
"
20:01
p.m.
1.8
"
Friday,
April
24
High
......
1:58
a.m.
21.1
ft,
Hlil
p.m.
19.2
"
Low
8:33
a.m.
2.3
"
20:3l
p.m.
5.0
"
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