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OAfLV
EDITION
98
86
Thursday,
Feb.
20,
105.
All
Get
Trouble
Passing
Through
Mountains.
All
(lie
railway
line.-
have
trouble
passing
through
nr
alongside
mountains.
This
year
we
have
been
having
delayed
trains
on
the
Canadian
-National
but
yesterday
we
read
of
trouble-
on
the
tIP.R.
.and
we
know
of
many
delays
of
which
no
one
ever
read
except
possibly
officials
of
the
line.
The
American
lines
also
have
their
troubles
at
certain
seasons
of
Hie
year.
When
there
are
heavy
snows
and
rapid
thaws,
miow
is
bound
to
come
down
a'nd
interfere
with
traffic
occasionally,
and
this
Rue
gets
as
IjHIe
as
any.
Most
of
the
troubles
ire
along
the
banks
oT
the
Skeeua
River
where
the
mountains
are
very
steep
and
it
seems
'almost
impossible
to
avoid
a
tie-up
now
nnd
then.
Would
You
Like
To
1
Be
An
Oriental
N
white
person
wants
In
be
an
(Iriental,
wonderful
as
hrr
some
of
the
race
of
Asia.
Yet
any,
person
is
So
classed
who
does
not
vote.
1
he.
only
way
to
be
sure
of
getting
a
vole
is
li.
see
mat
the
name
is
placed
on
the
IisL
Just
now
the
provincial
list
is
being
made
up
and
all
those
who
did
not
vote
at
the
last
provincial
election
vvilrhaye
their
names
taken
off.
Any
sucli
who
wi-Jt
to
have
the
name
retained
On
the
list
must
register
again.
'.
-
.
'
""
It
was
noticed
that
Prince
Rupert
Hid
not
vole
as
Marge
proportion
as
mi
some
constituencies.
I
his
is
(lie
time
In
act.
A
person
registering
jiow
is
sure-
to
be
qualified
for
a
provincial
election,
whenever
it
may
take
place,
and
probably!
for
a
liominithi
election
Sis.the
provincial
J
i
t
is
usually
iiscil.;
.
''''
Support
Program
.
Of
Good
R6ad's.""j
Prifjce
Rupert
people
Wili
be
ready
lq
back
up
the
program
of
good
roadiftHUjied'by
Hon.
Dr.
Sutherland.
The
ga-olim
lax
was
imoedlor
the
special
purpose
of
building1
and
improving
the
roads
ofAlhe!proviiice.
Or
this
Prince.
Rupert
is
now
getting
her
share;
The
road
is
to
bo
built
to
Calloway
Rapids
and
.ilready
the
slashing
tin
this
section
has
been
completed
and
the
oilier
work
will
proceed,
we
are
told,
just
as
soon
as
weather
conditions
perpiil.-
In
the
pat
our
objection
to
spending
money
on
roads
has
been
thai
none
wa
being
spent
here.
The
argument
no
longer
holds,
good
and
we
are
wholeheartedly
with
the
scheme,
not
only
to
improve
the
main
highways
in
the
smith
but
also
to
complete
the
connection
between
Alberta
and
(he.
Pacific
Coas.1
through
British
Columbia.
Laler
we
shall
hope
to
have
a
road
built
through
the
niirthem
part
of
the
connlrv
connecting
with
.
Kdmoiilon
and
Jasper.
It
is
n
difficult
work
and
it
will
Hike
some
time
to
complete
but
undoubtedly
will
havo.
to
go
through.
"
Variety
Needed
In
'
'
Winter
Sports.
There
i,
pleply
to
do
i
rinre
Rupert
In
llie,
summer.
The
winter
i
the
limeheii
jK-oplc
are
apt
In
gii
o
seed
from'
lack
of
proper
excrete,
und
recrenllno.
Huriu?
the
winter
just
closing
there
ha
been
lilte
doing
here
m
the
way
of
sport
except
basketball,,
bad.m.iuoutai.d
biN
-
'artl
Kach
of
llfe.e
jr
very
interesting
and
helpful
iii
its
wav
but
only
;i
hundred
or
two
players
have
taken
part.
The
mass
or
the
pcpple
have
ilniic
nothing
but
mope
or
read
Action
is
neeesry
to
lire.
We
must
be
doing
things
cNe
we
die
o(
inanition.
Athletic
sPrls
are
a
means
of
keeping
fit
yel
thereu
JilUe
porl
here
in
the
winter
when
it
is
needed
m"L
.N,im1,f
',is
"lade
just
now
in
Hie
hope
that
bv
next
winter
some
effort
will
be
made
lo
put
in
swimming
bath
gymnasium
or,
some
other
means
or
exercising
nnd
that
many
who
have
moped
the
present
winter
away
will
be
jminM
,,,
arouse
themselves
and
lake
n
real
interest
f
the
welfare
of
Iheir
bodies.
"Nerves
in
Bad
State
Could
Not
Sleep"
Mr.
H.
N.
TardelL
Harrowsmlth,
OnL,
whet:
"My
nerves
Were
in
i
very
bad
Ute,
and
for
nearly
six
months
1
did
not
know
what
it
was
to
have
a
good
night's
rest
I
could
not
eat,
and
never
felt
well.
1
heard
about
Dr.
Chase's
Nerve
Food.
and
thought
I
would
try
it
After
taking
it
for
a
few
days
1
began
to
feel
better,
and
soon
was
able
to
sleep
well
at
night.
My
appe-tite
also
returned,
and
I
felt
'stronger
and
better,
and
after
taking
three
boxes
of
Dr.
Chase's
Nerve
Food
I
was
quite
well.
I
have
also
given
the
Nerve
Food
to
my
little
girl,
with
good
Dr.
Chase's
Nerve
Food
0
ctA.
a
box
of
HO
ilIU,
rxlmnmn.
lUUw
A
do,
J44L,
Toronto
Still
Lying
Idle
Because
of
;
Failure
to
Settle
a
Dispute
1
Ninth
of
Series
of
Articles
on
Mining
in
Hulkley
Valley,
baed
on
.Smithers
Hoard
of
Trade
Report,
No
intimation
has
yet
heen
given
a-
to
whether
n
seltle-
,
incut.
has
heen
arriveil
at
between
J.
P.
Imthie
nnd
the
Federal
Miniiiff
and
.Smelling
Co.
in
regard
!
the
operation
of
the
mines,'
on
Hudson
May
Mountain,
near
Smithers,
on
which
there
is
a,
j
peculiar
joint
control.
The
Work
on
the
mines
Mopped
sud-;
I
deiiiv
last
.time
an
a
time
wiieit
an
operations
.
m
me
reueraii
.Company
were
closed
in
the
district.
Since
f'
iKlliing
has
heen
heard
fronr
thenpyithoiigh
there
have
heen
a
number
of
rumors
current.
Telling
of
these
mines,
I..
'
:
Mttiill,
in
his
report
priMaro
'
laktn
over
by
Dnlhie
in
Sepleni-tnr
Hie
Smithers
Hoard
of
Trade
i.r,
jijjs,
f
,.',
a,mil
Churl,
says
they
are
situated
on
the
,((,,-
ince
being
taken
up'
very
southwest
slope
of
the
ninun-.
tittle
work
has
heen
done,
alien-
tain
alu
ill
I
sixteen
miles
from
Smithers.
These
Iwenly-foiir
claims
rinding
Hie
Mamie,
son,
ail
the
White
perlies.
as
well
as
consist
in
all,.
nit
values
in
ilver
and
gold
were
round.
A
shaft
was
sunk
on
the
vein.
This
was-followed
by
the
drivig
by
J.
It.
Turner.
Oulliie's
engineer,
of
a
drift
Imiiiel
for
a
distance
of
170
reel.
and
sinking
from
this
tunnel.
Satisfied
by
the
result
of
this,
that
there
was
a
good
body
of
milling
ore,
Mr.
Turner
made
a
start
at
driving
a
00(1
fool
tunnel
from
the
gorge
of
Henderson
Ocek
to
cut
the
vein
at
350
feet
or
ilepjn.
Later
this
.
plan
was
abandoned
in
favor
of
a
shorter
tunnel
to
reach
the
vein
150
feel
below
the
drift
tunnel.
In
May.
102!.
this
work
was
completed
with
satisfactory
rcsuILs,
Henderson
In
June.
1022,
Mr.
Dutliie
add
ed
to
his
holdings
by
taking
an
option
on
the
Henderson
Claim
from
the
owners,
the
Ashman
brothers.
Although
located
in
101)5,
practically
nothing
had
been
iloiie
on
any
of
the
veins
lo
be
seen
on
the
properly
until
iMilhie
took
hold.
Then
Mr.
Turner
commenced
an
aggressive
development
nn
a
silver-lead
vein
lo
which
little
attention
had
been
paid
by
the
prospectors.
I'he
results
achieved
were
phe
nomenal.
The
vein
was
established
for
1100
feet
in
length,
three
main
drift
tunnels
were
driven,
and
high
grade
ore
found
in
quantity
in
all
three.
-The
ore
bodies
range
from
one
to
ixly
inches
in
wbflh,
sixteen
inches
bejng
a
fair
average.
Iluliy
silver,
nalive
,
silver,,
ami
grey
copper,
are
found
in
several
places.
Permanent
-buibllngs
Dut
hie's
holdings
on
HmNnn
Hay
Mountain
were
turned
over
to
Dulliie
Mines
Limited,
a
nrv
loiupany
in
which
the
Federal
Company
hold
55
per
cent
ot
Hip
slock.
In
June.
1!)2I,
operation
was
slopped,
since
.when
(
the
mine
has
been
tinder
the
care
or
a
watchman.
It
is
said
that
differences
or
opinion
belween
the
owners
resulted
In
the
closure!"
Xo
announcement
has'
yet
been
made
as
In
when
the
milling
and
shipment
or
the
larpe
body
tf
hi1i
prade
ore
now
in
sight
on
Die
Henderson
claim
will
be
resumed.
White
Swan
'Another
or
the
properties1
which
was
bonded
In
the
Dulhie
Mines
Is
the
While
Swan
firoup,1
linn
beinsr
roiieentrnli'd
nn
the
f
Mamie
ami
the
Henderson.
There'
mtare
.several
showintrs.
two
nrin-
Ihe
llehdcr-
eipal
veins
the
While
Swan
and
Mvan
pro-
fiS(,
Dome
being
oieneil
hp.
The;
i
number
of
values
in
these
are
in
silver
and!
riaiiii
mi
which
little
or
no
de-
(.a,
,
no
,ono
f0nsissi
velopmenl
has
yel
taken
place.
,,f
,,,,!,,.
,,,,
ni),,
stripjVinir
of:
the
vicinity
was
prospected
the
vein,
shafts,
and
three
short'!
some
twenty,
years
ago
ami
a
tunnels,
number
of
locations
made.
In-
dividual
prospectors
.struggled
along
for
many
years
endeavoring
lo
open
up
their
claims.
Hut
without
assistance
from
outside
capital
litle
progress
was
made
until
November,
1021,
when
J.
F.
Diillue
of
.
Seattle
took
the
Mjimie
under
bond
from
the
owner,
J.
A.
.Alilrich
of
smithers.
Mamie
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Pfinne
Rupert
dress;
Princinal
Brady,
recita
Prince
Northern
I
February
26,
1915.
The
following
vill
lake
par(
in
the
seud-nfT
program
at
Hie
.
K.vliiliiliiwi
Rail
louiht
In
Prince
(HuperlV
secoinl
overseas
nmlin.
Here
a
well-defined
vein
from
Pent:
Acting
Mayor
?.
W.
Kerr,
four
to
eight
feet
in
width
had
;
address;
Hev.
W.
F..
Collison,
ad-
been
proven
on
the
surface
by
open
cuts,
and
stripping,
fur
si
distance
or
l,5(in
reel.
Import-
lion;
Miss
Klsie
Nauman,
song;;
the
Ilailey
sisters,
Spanish
dance;
Hev.
.1.
H.
IMmmick,
ad
dress;
Mrs.
Hirch.
recitation;
Mr1.
Scott,
solo;
Canon
Mix,
address
Miss
.
Beatrice
Killeu,
Highland!
Fling.
Capl.
W.
Barrel!
Clayton
will
be
called
upon
In
reply
on
behalf
of
the
contingent.
Amid
a
gre'al
concourse
of,
In-.
dians
among
whom
be
had
served
for
thirty
years,
the
.
tale
Hev',
II.
II.
Curd
was
laid
to
rest
at
Mellakalla
yesterday-
afternoon.
Many
frieds
of
the
late
mis
(i.
A.
Hix
and
Hey.
V,
i.
A.
I.ar-
ler
1
conuucieij
tne
service.
;
pIN'(!K
The
Man
in
ih?
Moon
I'OKTUY
and
other
aruiri
I
wonder
how
they
read
the
slutT;
Hut
here
is
mil
hiiifr
ii'iore
'Ihai.;'
rhyme
You
may
peruse
al
any
lime.
A
(IHNIAI.
Old
chief
of
.police.
W
As
a:
joks
ojice
arfeit
his
illecnf
.
.
J-,or
puleliiiisr
bin
pant.
A
Willi,
a
ipiill
uf.
Iipr
auiii's.
were
cnnslrueled,
.
a
crimpre..soNVhirlt,
die
said,
was
ft
loeaCh.ofJ
and
power
plant
installed,-,
and
lfanilTs(ir.ted
ores,
hauled
to'
the
railway
at
Smithers
and
shipped
from
there.
A
new
road
was
built
in
11)23
from
the
mine
lo
Smithers,
partly
at
the
expense
of
the
srnvernnient,
partly
by
Mr.
hut
Inc.
The
claim
was
paid
for
out
of
the
first
year's
shipments.
Fp
In
the
end
of
11)23
approximately
1,000
tons
of
ore
had
been
shipped,
reputed
to
average
l75
per
ton
throughout.
In
July.
1023.
a
cnnlrnllinpr
interest
in
the
properties
vvas
ac-iuiied
by
the
Federal
Mininfr
A
Smelliiifr
Company,
allied
to
the
(tilSPeheim
interests.
All
of
A
MIMHKIl
nf
-Prince
lluper(
peoide
are
in
a
scaly
business.
They
deal
in
f
isli.
'I'll
moon
may
noi
affect
1
1
10
tide,
hut
usually
the
jioneymoon
afTects
the
lied.
AT
the
church
banquet
this
nlber
nifHil
I
he
chairman
intimated
that
wild
lh?
exception
of
HAD
BOILS
ALL
OVER
HIM
Thcr
Is
only
on
wey
to
pn
rid
toll
ami
Hint
in
bj
rolnir
rirht
lo
t
the
scat
or
ttic
trouble
Mix
blond
ti
lhA
bn.
blfKKl
most
be
nmdo
pure
Iwfore
lb
bollii
will
(llaM-ar.
BURDOCK
BLOOD
BITTERS
rlpani-fii
I
he
j'iiin
tmt
i-iiniri
ill
thf
ronl
ntatli-r
ri-inii
tli
blood
In
a
way
Hut
rew
invdirinrs
dn.
Mr.
cli,i.
runkln,
Puljcs,
..ix..
wrllrn:
"A
Tew
Jours
atrt
inf
bunbanil
bud
a
Hrrlblc
lluic
wild
l,lh.
on
nnn
anil
Iw
bud
IS
bxupen
hU
.)lw
and
vrM;
rive
on
Die
back
fr
bl
tierk,
and
s-v-ral
ihnre
on
different
rmm
of
hi
IhkI.v.
lie
tried
evirj
HjI
ik
lie
rimld
tlilnk
or,
bm
rot
no
niier
unnr
he
tit
niirdx
k
mood
inner,
and
ti
hi
curprlsc
it
wnn-plflcly
relieved
hlrti
of
boltn.
In
a
Very
fhoil
lime."
Il.n.ll.
ha
been
nn
tb
market
for
the
past
R
year:
ho
sure
you
ret
It
when
yon
-k
for
It;
put
up
only
b.V
The
T.
Mllburn
Co.j
Minlu-d,
Toronto,
Out.
jeveryHiing
Cenrfre
H.
Xa.Ien
was
the,,,.,,,!,.,...,.
speaker
at
Hie
monthly
Hoard
imiis
01
1
raue
luneneon
on
the
steam
er
Prince
fSenrue
yesterday
at
lernoon.
His
subject
was
01
1
raue
ami
uieir
i)eveio)inenl.
;y,)U
itule
President
I).
!.
Stewart
presided.!
after.
using.
Buy
one
cake
of
this
wonderful
health
soap,
use
it,
and
then
you'll
know
why
it's
getting
more
and
more
popular
every
day.
There
s
somttbin
about
Lifebuoy1
that
you
can't
resist
I
LIFEBUOY
HEALTH
SOAP
More
than
Soap
-a
Health
Habit
sionary's
family
went
over
from
,iinrs
:.,.!
h.iniln.-Prs
the
n..n.
Iluperf
in
the
launches
I,,,,.
f
.......f,...
..
ri-hl.
Cross.
Kvelyn
ami
ni.
,.,.n
'n,
-
ii
i
l.aura
F.
Hev.
Archdeacon
Col-
;iM.r.s'
or
the
ultra
selec'
lisnu.
Hev.
.
K.
Collison,
Canon
!
rou
Hupert
modern
nil
in
lias
about
except
the
barber
IF
you
Irumpel
every
time
I
Hoards
jc!t
illf
u.c
hiall
have
lo
name
I'MAItY
lost
his
toes
in
reach-i)ur
Itii'.
noillijiole
bill
Dr.
Conk
mly
iot
cold
feet.
HUI'F.HT
is
bh'l
a
city
small
I
lleside
a
'hijrlior'
clear
ijltul
H
is
fuller
than
them
all
,1
To
-Jiinr
whose
home
is
here.
II'.
ebivalor
has
liesun,
j
It's
'
sawmill
,'loo
I
wven,
1
'AVill
wTy
soon
,
be
heard
lo
hum,
As
well
yv.'hetng
seen.
;
?fthd
-on"
U
1
ei
yvnli'rXfonl
so
sheer!
1
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11
ii-
pe,
in;
11
r,,
.cannery
l
aillUM
y
IICW
",nd
an
ainyloFr
Miiid;
warehouses'
-Aiiii
I
hOu.seVijH
a
few.
'
'
$$ifiUfo'.'.'-,
'Vvi.'
j
An
someday
'praps
we
shall
he
rich
As
anyone
H
know,
For
Huperl's
p'fdtitf
on
the
'Jiimj
Jusl
say
I
told
you
so.
"
SMITHERS
llaxen
Ilaiikinsnn
celebrsled
his
third
birthday
on
.Mnnrt.-iv
-
aiiernnnn,
when
he
entertained
as
his
guests
a
..lumber
pf
his
llltle
boy
and
girl
friends.
Haules
and
other
forms
of
amusement
were
enjoyed
followed
by
a
lil
He
dinner
with
the
birthday
cake
rnfiiainiug
the
usual
tokens.
vi
r.
anit
Mrs.
.
Slavlfi
of
lelkUa
were
business
vlsllors
In
town
on
Tuesday.
lMwin
nifc
has
reftirneij
from
Vancouver,
where
he
went
0
receive
special
treatment
for
Ilia
injuries
he
received
while
working
for
the
village
last
summer,
when
his
shoiilder
was
badly
shattered.
There
is
very
little
improvement
in
his
condition,
as'
ins
right
arm
is
practically
use
less
and
the
left
arm
is
also
partially
paralyzed.
F.
Hehdle,
teacher
of
OradoR
Ihree
and
Tour
at
the
local
school
has
been
admitted
to
the
The
most
popular
mew
and
women!
THEY
are
the
ones
who
take
care
1
of
themselves
healthy,
attrac
tive
people.
They
are
constantly
moving
upwards,
making
new
friendships,
holding
old
ones.
Everybody
seems
to
like
thenr.
-
And
nothing
is
so
attractive
as
personal
cleanliness.
That's
why
Lifebuoy
Health
Soap
is
today
used
by
all
classes
of
people,
the
world
over.
Its
liberal,
creamy
lather
contains
a
gentle
antiseptic
quality
which
penetrates
into
every
pore,
and
leaves
the
skin
purified
and
refreshed
flowing
with
health.
Lifebuoy
goes
right
to
the
root
ot
"
body
odours"--and
removes
them.
The
wholesome
cdour
of
Lifebuoy
.
vanishes
quickly
7
BMP"
V
SAVAGE
hospital
suffering
-from
an
attack
I
or
la
grippe.
'Mrs.A,
.Miller;
'tin's:
takei
charge
of
his
vlasscrt
tiniilj
)ie;.is.uIdej'lo.
got.
around
agVilu.
i
Mrs.
K.
F.by
jenterlalned
.i
nilinber'of
Hie
younger
chl(ldien
on
Monday
afternoon
on
the
occasion
uf
little
Zona's
first
birllt-day.
The'
bls
were
accoinp.tnied
by
Iheir
older
sisters
or
girl
friend
and
all
spent
a
very
tdi'asitnl
afternoon.
C.
It.
Viilberl
of
Terrace,
fire
insurance
adjuster
is
in
town
on
business
in
connection
with
the
recent
fire.
An
inquiry
relative
to
the
fire
that
wiped
out
a
portion
of
Main
Street
early
last
Thursday
morn
ing;
is
being
conddcted
before
lioverniiient
Agenl
S.
ll.
Iloskins.
The
silting
is
being
held
in
the
municipal
unices
and
there
arei
sotne
IwCiily
odd
vvituess
to
he1
called.
Hi
connection
with
the!
mailer,
1
PRINCE
RUPERT
TIDES
4
4444
4
Thursday,
February
26
tusli
3:17
a.m.
20.H
lo:03
p.m.
ID.5
'-ow
U:5J
a.m.
1.0
22:lt
p.m.
t.o
Friday,
Ffctruiry
27
iliBh
1:20
a.m.
20.1
10:
to
p.m.
lrt.l
Low
10:t2
a.m.
J
22:51
p.m.
5.0
ft.
ft.
Lever
Brothel
L
TurontL.
id
LOGGERS'
CLUB
HAS
REMOVED
lo
building
next
door
lo
Frizzell
Hutchcr
-Shop,
hc
;Tfl
from
the
Kmpress
Ilnlcl
We
carrv
a
full
line
of
CIGARS,
TOBACCOS,
FRUITS,
CANDIES
80CIAL
ROOM
IN
CONNECTION
James
Zarelll
Proprietor
Washer"
and
Dryer
Has
no
Wringer,
needs
none
W
:i
Medal
at
lal
'Oifhoc
Kxhibdiou
i:v
American
nnd
Canadian
Machine.
Cash
Price
$185.00;
also
sold
:
b
?
Kaien
Hardware
Co.
Dr.
E.
S.
TAIT
DENTIST.
Hlgrson
Blocr,
PltlftCC
RUPERT;
B.
0.
OfflOd
Hours,
t
U
8-
,
Phon
C88.
Opn
Cnlngi
Onl
IpMlal
ppolntmnU.
St.
Regis
Cafe
?rlrtce
Rupert's
t-e"n
Restaurant.
A
Bakery
Unsurpa'd
Third
Avenus.
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phona
M.
i
Cartage,
Warehoujtng.
M
f)lstrlbu(lng,
Team
ot
'
Motpr
Service.
LW,
Band
and
Ora"!
We
Specialize
In
Pl"6
Furniture
Rovme