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DAILY
EDITION
JETD
Tuesday,
February
2
5,
1
925.
As
Unconquerable
As
Russia.
Tin
United
Slates1
is
as
tuiconiuerable
ns
Russia
but
an,
invader
could
mess
up
Ihe
ports
very
haIly
and
do
an
immense
lot
oT
damage'
lo
-shipping.
Canada
is
in
a
somewhat
similar
position.
-No
country
but
the
United
Slates
could
attack
her
wil
h
much
hope
of
nllitnale
success
and
even
the
experience
of
the
U.S.
in-Ihe
past
is
not
such
as
to
encourage
"them
to
repeat
the
experiment.
'
In
fact
the
feeling
between
United
States
and
Canada,
is
likely
to
be
such
as
will
preclude
any
chance
of
wat
between
the
coiinlri.es.
Because
of
her
impregnable
position,
-President
Coolidge
,-uggesls
that
the
United
Stales
can
well
lend
in
the
cause
of
armament
limitation.
It
would
be
a
great
advantage
to
the
world
if
Ihe
money
now
expended
in
war
preparation
could
be
spent
in
ttie
tirls
of
peace.
We
all
hope
mat
the
president
s
scheme
for
lessening
of
armaments
will
succeed.
Conditions
Bad
Following
Boom
In
California.
California
is
lio
exception
to
the
general
rule
it)
regard
to
Jxioms.
Hie
reaction
is
on
there
and
Ihe
people
who
are
not
very
solidly
established
are
in
danger
of
going
to
the
wall.
Working
men
ate
suffering
front
lack
of
work
and
inabildv
to
earn
enough
to
pay
their
way
out.
11
is
not
that.
California
has
not
Ihe
resources,
(be
natural
alfracliou,
Ihe
eliinnle.
the
fruit,
Ihe
oil
mid
n
groat
many
other
Ihlngs
(hat
make
for
jwenllh.
All
these
things
tend
to.
make
lle
place
prosperous
but
when
a
place
is
boosted
us
it
was
and
people-'
flock
from
every
part
of
Iho
conlineit.
and
prices
go
up
beyond
renin
of
the
common
people,
then
the
end
is
near
and
Ihe
place
is
due
Tor
a'fearful
slump.
It
will
come
back
but
it
will
be
years
before
it
is
iigain
really
prosperous.
All
Will
Regret
Illness'
Of
King.
KveryoneMn
Canada
will
regret
the
illness
of
the
King,
lie
is
Ihe
silent
figure
around
which
the
Knipirt
revolves.
The
sovereign
people
govern
themselves
but
Ibey-stm;
bound
together
by
a
sentimental
tie
exemplified
by
(he
.
monarchy.
With
the
passing
of
a
'monarch
a
certain
amount
of
uneasiness
prevails.
Happily
the
ynuug
men
who
lake
Ihe
mniinreiry
are
wejl
trained
for
the
duties
ere
it
falls
to
-litem.
In
spile
of
titer
fitness
of
the
Prince
of
Wales
for
Ihe
position,
all
will
hope
that
King
(leurge
may
live
for
many
years
In
carry
on
Ihe
erfeolive
work
he
i
doing
as
nominal
head
of
the
Umpire.
Mineral
Riches,
Of
interior
B.C.
:
Jhivlnli
rior
or
tie,
province.
hint
particitlaVlv
that
part
hear
Ihe
line
ill
the
Canadian
.Kaliimnl'
Railway,
is
wrlrlliv
of-
;iltenr
Ron
from
apy
who
coulcniplale'
taking
ail
inlorest
iit
muiing.
J
lie
series
of
nrlicles
published
in
this
paper
are
being
read
with
inleresl
as
being
a
careful
review
Of
the
whole
situation
insorar
us
the
c
dry
in
and
around
(lie
Rulklev
Valley
is
concerned.
There
are,
however,
other
mining
ilisl'ricts
hi
,e
interior
which'
are,
not
covered
by
this
'series.
We
have
tncti-lioned
IheiHjJjoin
time
(o
time.
There
are
the
Terrace
ami
INk
districts,
the
properties
id
llazellon
and
others
north
from
Burns
Luke
that
are
well
worthy
of
mention.
Rrilislt
Columbia
is
a
-mining
province
and
the
.
northern
and
central
porlioti
of
Ihe
hi'iii'iniin
(inI
nl
r.Hi..i.il
nil
a
"Worth
$100
to
Me
Relieved
Eczema
and
Piles"
Mrs.
Peter
A.
Palmer,
Saltburn,
Sask.,
writes:
"Dr.
Chate'i
Ointment
hai
completely
relieved
me
of
eczema
nd
pifei.
I
also
used
this
Ointment
for
my
baby,
who
broke
out
in
eczema.
A
few
applications
were
all
that
was
necessary
in
her
case.
Dr.
Chase's
Ointment
has
been
worth
a
hundred
dollars
to
me,
before
using
it
I
had
spent
a
great
deal
more
than
that
in
unsuccessful
treatment
from
doctors.
We
have
also
used
Dr.
Chase's
other
medicines,
the
Nerve
Food
having
restored
my
health
after
suffering
from
severe
nerve
trouble
when
a
girl.
Dr.
Chase's
Ointment
80
Cla.
a
U,x.
dealcrm
,
EdmanKoii.
Date
Co..
IA1.,
Toronto
Seventh
nf
Series
of
Article
on
.Mining
in
Hulkley
VIUy.
based
on
Stnilhers
Hoard
of
Trade
Report,
Southwest
of
Tclkwd.
in
the
Telkwa
Range
of
mountains,
is
a
1
ii
rire
area
drained
by
the
Telkw'a
River
and
its
tribuliiries.
Many
valuable
discoveries
have
been
made,
in
Ibis
region,
chiefly!
in
silver-copper
ores,
though
in.
some
veins
Imlli
gold
audi
lead
values
are
prominent.
As
long
us
IU03
io;ta!ioiis
were
niailo
in
this
section
and
at
one
tinie""there
wjts
marked
in'tivityi
lu
I
teeeiil
years
lftlle
progress
liassdjeen
made,
however,
due
to
m-1
adequate
financing,
distance
from
the-shipping
point,
ami
lack!
of
trausporlalion
Hunter
Basin
Mnsl
of
Ihe
rinds
liuvo
been
made
in
the
hasfhs
at
the
heads
of
the
various
'crocks.
Nearest
to'-.
Telkwa
is
'
the
Hunter
llasju,
fifteen
miles
southwest
of
Ihe
town
and
reached
by
a
road
and
trail.
Here
there
have
been
lo-
silver
values
;haviii
been
ob-i
yHiipment
so"
Tar
ranii'd
on.
is
tained
on
the
King,
the
Colorado.)
nf
,t
limlleil
natural
;;
"V
iiml
Hie
Hunter
properties.
The:
,
sibola
District
laljer
is,
like
the
basin,,
itself,
,i,t.
Sibobt
litricl.
near
named
aHer
Ho'
late
William
:yv,j0
Sail
Lake,
nhoiit
seventy
i
Hunter,
the
pioneer
prospector
j
,ji,.s
southwest
-of
Huush.n,
who
first-
located
in
the
basin.;
body
or
siher-copper
ore,
some
Of
hit-'h
grade.
On
the
Duchess
there
was
established
a
large
body
of
ore
of
similar
characterj
been
al
a
standstill
diii'iu
last
few
years.
Dominion
Basin
Further
south,
in
the
head
walrr
of
the
Morice
Ilivcr,
are
(lie
Dominion
Hast'ti,
Starr
Creek,
of
five
uwne.l
hy
llr.
II.
(J.
Wrineh,
M.I.
.A.,
of
llazi-ltdii.
This
i
silver-eopper-ziiic
properly
witln
several
itiinii.iiii(r
-veiim.
lu
1023,
the
Federal
-Mining
&
Smelling
i
r.iiiiany
look
an
option
on
the
I
Ktotip,'
They
developed
the
show-)
inu
c
1
1
1
1
1
i
i
i
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
v
until
.liinc
.
Thece
are.
in
addition
to
these,
a
--"number
of
other
u
roups
of
claims
ja
this
vii'inly
with
croud
.silver
'
-showings..'
'
'
'
S
'Peacock
-
About
twelve
miles
sotl'lhve..st
oT
Houston
I,
(i.
Itellicini
lias
a
jtroup
of
claims
e;illed
Ihe.
Pen
caled
a
iiiiinhcr
or
Mive&-cnpper
cot.k.
oin
value
showings
of
promise,
very
wsu
i
pohl.
er
ami
some
rent
This
property
is
now
heins
de-f,aV(,
(,,,,,
li
kable-
finds
in
Silver
j
made.'
They
aiV
ii
ion?
'
veloped
by
the
owners
under
he.way
fl.om
,,xjsiinfr
transportation
I
ilirectmit
or
U.
A.
Itetpie,
one
oi
;
facilil
i..-s
buf
the
showings
are
lliem.'
The
latest
work,
begun
I
s0
oo.l
tliaf
sooner
or
later1
in
Ihe--summer
of
1921,
is
to
ijs
handicap
will
be
overcome.
!
drive
a
cross-cut
tunnel
over
UUOI
Emerald
GroUD
reel
o
cut
some
sliowinps
all
....
,..,,,
...,..,..
is
,ie'
depth,
i
KniiM-jilil
C,
in
iivviik.I
liv
Win
1
Hankln
Basin
,i
Sweeney
of
Stnitliers
ami
others.
;
llank.n
Has
n,
at
the
head
nfj,,
',:
,)(i),n
(
(ip
,,,,
Ihe
(.oat
(.reek
is
aboul
sixteen
,
.
;
as(
,h
mile.s
rrnm
Telkwa
aiid
in
it
are
some
r'
the
first
claims
staked
in
Hie
district.
.
One
has
been
found
with
Kood
values
in
pobl,
silver
and
copper,
and
there
is
one
very
large
body
of
bivvr.prade
silver-copper
ore.
.Little
devel-oiiment
has
taken
place
in
recent
years.
Milk
Creek
At
the
head
or
the
North
Fork
of
Ihe
Telkwa,
in
the
vicinity
nf
Milk
("reck,
there
are
some
until
hie
silver-lead
finds.
These
are
reached
by
road
and
trail
from
elkwa.
river
thirty
miles
distant.,
Wn
,I,lnS(f,rl.lli(,n.(,lfru
SmoiiR
the
promising
claims
are
(.i)fy
(as
h,
roPert.es
or
the
U.isholm
,
.
imilll,.sy
1ia(
Tpw
fjplll
wi
hrolli.-rs.
known
as
the
Hip
1-our.
.
P1111!l
,,to
,.,,..
....
mII
a
ii
i
I
tui'
tiooiiwni
propc
nroiieriy,
ou
which
there
is
a
Inrpre
body
of
owners.
A
vein
twenty
feel
hf)
width
and
traceik
on
the
siit'face
for
some
fifteen
hundred
feet
shows
very
diiph
silver
values,;
also
a
laiTe
percentape
.of
lead.!
Some
Hay
this
is
likely
to
become'
a
prent
mine,
!
,
Silver
Tip
The
Silver
Tip
.property
be-
tweeu
While
Sail
and
Ritr
I'.iilsuk'
Lakes
is
another
of
the
slmwiufrs
in
.
Ibis
resititt
vell
meriting
c.nii-j
siieration.
Hiph
values
have,
(been
obtained
in
"Silver,
lead
and
j
ver
pronerties,
yol.l-silver
ore.
In
ll)2t
(iilles-TIM
pie
Wilson
worked
-nl
Milk
Ht
A
1
JIMu
Uf
np
LI
r,r,,v
1
I
Creek
in
the
openinis
ti),
with(
good
results,
or
a
vein
three
in
eight
b'el
in
width
showinp
very
high
silver
content
in
somjr
as-'
says,
also
good
values
in
gold.
copper
and
lead.
Howson
Basin
l
Hit'
head
oT
the
south
Turk
or
Hie
Telkwa,
and
about
thirty
riiiles
from
the
town
are
Ihe
Howson,
the
Sunset,
ami
the
Scalbui
Creek
basins.
In
this
vjcinily
there
was
considerable
activity
some
years
ago.
On
the
Santa
Maria
property
develop-
Proposed
to
net
Two
Extra
Sections
for
Present
Oil
Burning
Furnace
Boiler
sary
in
view
uf
the
'
women's
jail
having
been
added
to
lb.)
heller
service
would
he
given
hut
low
grade.
In
Sunset
lasiu:Wii
the
same
amount
of
fuel.
rinds
were
made
or
silver-copper
!
l,.
vyiis
unable
lo
..........
v
vny
jjiusuiii
iiuracii
lg
a
greal
t
en
or
at
enlion
from
"
o
.
l,(,m
i
i
on
v
ntiiiinir
men
";"Mll"N
Lake,
is
the
hiker
Queen
droop
Ihe
extra
sections
i..f
r;....
i
i.
,
VI
ll
ll-H
I
llll
I
I'll
i:
Ml
I
IMS,
i
s'
avi'
found
CO),
inner.
fh
.-n
flc-
HALL
DISCUSSED
!;
REPAIRS
OF
BOOTH
SCHOOL
WILL
NOT
COST
SO
VERY
MUCH
A
report
from
Die
finance
I
1021.
vvjien
l.ey
eoed
down
a,f-'"""iltee
Dial
l,nO(i
he
add.-.l
their
opemliniiM
in
lie
dislricl.
""'
,ua!i
1
raordiuary
etlnu-Durins
II,
a!
time
$7,500
was
nr.
"Irs
,f
""'
"hooMnard
lo
cover
pc
tilled
in
work,
several
tunneU
ilricn.
mid
Ihe
Mhiiwiups
opeueil;
tip
well.
TIioubIi
oome
diwlanpe
from
Hie
railway
llii
is
a'
likely
prospeel.
I
Diamond
Belle
I
Near
Ihe
Silver
0u.een
in
Dm
:
Diamond
Hells
firoup,
owned
by
i.
r.
i.i.ii'
oi
iiiiiihuiii.
nolo,
silver,
en'iper
and
.ine
are
all
im
porlaid
values
in
Mils
properly,
which
has
a
number
of
slrnnjr
veins.
II
was
under
oplinn
to
the
Federal
Mining
Company
willi
Ihe
Silver
Queen
Group,
.-epairs
In
the
Itoollt
Memorial
School
was
adopted
at
Ihe
ineel-inx
of
the
city
council
last
ni?li!.j
This
follows
an
exatnicalion
that
A
roporl
front
the
'Hoard
0f
as
made
last
week
of
t
he
scliuol
,
Work
reconiinejidinp
the
pur-
'i'dntly
by
member
or
Ihe
council
j
chase
of
two
extra
sections
for
school
board
when
it
was
I
the
Gily
Hall
furnnce
boiler
was
deei.le.l
ll.nl
the
condition
nf
the!
sent
hack
lo
the
c.nuiinilli'c-
)lv
'""d
was
not.
as
si-nous
as
ha.l
the
ciiuncil
last
nihl
for
further
believed
and
that
Ihe
mak-i
information.
iug
(if
necessary
repairs
thtsyear
Aid.
I'errv
exi.liiin'e.l
Dial
it...
'would
not
involve
ah
expenditure
I
tnenl
work
opened
up
a
large;
.vrn
sections
were
.leeiue.l
neces-
"seceding
HI,
Poll.
j
GOVERNMENT
LIQUOR
ACT.
system.
Willi
till,
exll-a
snpliun
i
NOTICE
OF
APPLICATION
fOR
8ECR
LICENSE.
NOTICE
U
hereby
riven
Hint
on
the
?lli
ilar
(if
March,
next
Ihe
iinclerslrneil
s;iv
definitely
mtenilt
to
apply
it
the
Minor
Cniilrul
oie,
Willi
Mime
gtey
coppet
nndWbat
the
cost
would,
he.
hetnr
pun
pr
the
huiiitunr
Knonn
nimi
..n'K....
i,
i
1
.
.
V'f.il-
I
!
.
.'
.
...
i
:pnti'iit
Unlet
sltiialeil.
nf
the
iiiriit.r
i.r
niiu.i-
"ii.
ia.
.m.
jirownr
inuucni'
ineie
l;
;:v..,
k
vi;
Iho
would
no
he
'emiugh
radiation
;
'.'n,','
''P','.
rn.vmre
of
nriutr
coinm-!
..
-'
'
Ma.
unon
the
Innil
tlMerllieil
IjhIi
loswnrrtiiil
trie
nvtt
new
sections,
eleven
tlt
ttift
meivn
da.,
tiiineen
'
...
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.
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