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TWO
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Afternoon,
except
Sunday,
the
I'rince
Rupert
Daily
News,'
Limited.
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Avenue.
II.
P.
PUM.EN,
Managing
Kditor.
DAlY
EDITION
Thursday,
IV).
10.
I02ji.
Labelling
Salmon
According
To
Demand.
,
It
has
Iieen
the
custom
vith
some
canneries
in
Hie
north
lie
ship
their
product
without
labels
and
Hie
purchaser
placards
it
with
any
laliel
that
.-eems
best
to
meet
the
demands
of
his
business.
The
result
is
thai
the
Japanese
have
invaded
the
market,
sell
their
product
to
Hrilisli
firms
who
laliel
it
Hie
same
way
that.
Skeena
Hiver
or
other
Hrilisli
Columbia
salmon
formerly
was
labelled.
Had
Ihe
B.C.
people
all
stuck
out
for
their
own
labels
and
refused
to
sell
to
any
who
would
change
them,
there
would
have
'been
today
no
possibility
of
any
oilier
product
taking
its
place.
The
Prineo
ltnperl
brand
and
the
Horseshoe
brand
and
a
few
.others
are
well
known.
They
still
hold
their
own
but
they
are'
put
into
competition
with
salmon
purporting
to
come
from
iiere
but
which
really
comes
from
Ihe-other
side
of
Hie
ocean,
is
packed
by
the
cheapest
possible
labor
and
under
conditions
which
are
not
.supervised'.
Lack
of
Cohesion
On
Part
Of
Allies.
The
allied
countries
who
fought
side
by
side
in
the
war
have
been
having
their
differences
since
that
lime
with
Ihe
result
that
(iermany
is
able
to
defy
them,
Today
it
is
claimed
that
the
Treaty
of
Versailles
is
being
broken
and
that
(iermany
is
encouraging
the
martial
spirit
in
her
country.
The
allied
.nations
have
not
even
Hie
backbone
to
secure
proper
information
in
regard
to
it.
Kaeh
seems
to
be
fearful
of
the
other.
The
result
is
fatal.
The
wnv,
which
was
fought
to
make
the
world
safe,
is
failing
in
its
effect.
Arms
Conference
Will
Do
No
Harm.
The
United
.States
government
has
proposed
another
arms
conference
or
at
any
rale
informal
conversations
in
regard
to
its
possibility
are
being
curried
-oil.'
-The
conference
cilii
Vlo-'nti
harm,
even
if
it
has
no
direct
results.
Kvery
conference
le'nd
to
gel
the
nation'
belter
aripiaiiiled
with.
each
other,
and
know
ledge
is
the
first
step
toward
Ihe
allaying
of
suspicion.
Canada
should
welcome
peace
conferences
and
lie
ready
to
take
part
in
inem,
as
ijouhfless
she
will.
Th
first
important
step
is
(o
get
Hie
powerful
nations
in
line.
At
present
'Canada
lias
no
power
except
to
provide
a
few
soldiers
in
'
.time
of
war.
She
has
un
navy
and
practically
no
defences.
'
Woman
Is
Needed
To
Care
For
Young
Boys.
It
seems
as
ir
the
care
of
young
boys
has
been
left
to
men
in
a
brotherhood
orphanage
in
(Jiiehee
where
charge's
of
manslaughter
and
cruel
treatment
are
alleged,'
Whether
the
charges
be'lriie
or
not
renuiins
to
be
nrovedjlnil
they
do
not
change
the
general
principle
that
ynuhg
boys
need
the
care
of
a
woman.
11
is
only
the
natural
aptitude
of
women
to
mother
tilings
that
can
make
the
lads
really
happy.
Motherhood
is
part
or
the
nature
of
a
rear'wonian
and
canilol
be
acquired.
No
man
can
possibly
take
Hie
place
of
the
woman
in
bringing
up
children,
lie
may
help,
but
only
help,
(iradually
tie
bovs
wean
themselves
away
from
the
riiother
-and
imitate
the
fatlier
but
mother
love
is
something
that
should
be
denied
no
child,
orphan
or
otherwise.
There
are
plenty
or
women
in
the
world
to
do
Ihe
work
and
they
are
the
only
ones
who
can
do
it
properly.
Maritime
Controversy
Over
GrainShipment.
The
people
of
Hie
eastern
maritime
provinces
are
asking
that
the
ports
or
SL
John
and
Ilalirax
be
used
for
grain
shipments
in
nlnce
or
Amei
'
.
i
in-
.Minimum
rj-ee.
I'ccss
aualzes
the
situation
and
shows
that
inuc,i
of
the
grain
now
shipped
ff-tmi
SL
John
is
American
(r-aiii
anil
not
Canadian
......
.in-
i-
.ipiMies
id
.Monirciai
.uuriig
ijio
season.
.vs
a
maiier
oi
inn
u
is-utmost
itupdssjbleto-lry
o
force
ii.iue
oui
o,
us
naiiirai
rnaunel.
Everything
being
equal
Can
...,
...us
siiuuiu
ne
given
Hie
advantage
but
to
propose
to
tax
either
the
grain
grower
r
the
people
id
Canada
to
force
gram
out
through
Halifax
and
St.
John
is
hardlv
reasonable
We
strongly
sympathize
wlilh
the
people
of
the
far
Eastern
ports
in
their
struggle
Jor
business.
We
have
our
own
struggle
but
we
riput
be
thoroughly
seized
of
the
situation
before
we
decide
to
lake
the
stand
that
business
must
be
forced
to
go
in
a
certain
direction.
Our
own
fish
business
is
n
case
in
point
Krforls
are
continually
being
made
to
force
the
American
fish
to
take
the
Jong,
haul
through
American
ports
bid
j
js
an
uiiuatunl
iiun.itural
thing
lo
do
and
has
little
effect.
"Back
was
Very
Painful
I
am
now
Well
Again"
Mr.
Wm.
Walker,
Webb
wood,
Ont.,
write:
1
wai
tk
for
everal
montln
with
my
itomich,
I
had
pains
in
the
back,
and
how
1
uied
to
dread
waih
day,
for
my
back
would
pain
so
that
I
couldn't
lie
down
when
night
came.
I
alio
had
gas
on
my
stomach,
and
my
appetite
was
so
poor
that
sometimes
I
did
not
care
whether
1
ate
or
not.
The
doctor
gave
me
medicine,
of
which
I
took
a
number
of
bottles
without
benefit.
At
last
I
started
to
use
Dr.
Chase's
Kidney-Liver
Pills,
and
although
I
have
only
used
three
boxes,
I
am
quite
well
again."
Dr.
Chase's
Kidney-Liver
Pills
5
rla,
ho
of
85
pills,
Ilinnii,
lutes
ft
Co.,
IXd.,
Toronto
"HIE
DAILY
?JEW3
10,
2$
Duthie
Interested
Himself
in
One
of
Babine
Mountain
Mines
and
Did
Tunnelling:
Prospects
Fourth
of
Series
of
Articles
on
Mining
in
Biilkley
Valley,
based,
on
Smilhers
Hoard
of
Trade
Heport
The
llaliine
Hansre
is
a
highly
mineralized
range
of
moiin-
j
tains
ninning
generally
east
and
west
front,
twenty
to
thirty
I
miles
north
of
the
Canadian
.National
IVailwiiy
ajid,
aboul
parallel
J
willi
it.
II
extends
for
many'
miles
and
is
more
or
less
mineral
ized
throughout
its
entire
length.
-
Ik-srriiiiug
further
some
of,
the
mining
prospects
uf
mar
range,
williln
reach
of
hniilhers
uic
i
report
recently
prepared
by
L.S,
MrtJill,
eerelnrv
of
the
.Sniith
ers
Hoard
of
Trade,
says:
Hyland
Basin
'
7"
r"
""
"
Over
Hie
divide
from
Krift-'
opened
up
In
any
any
xeaf.
extent,
wood
Creek
on
Ihe
Itnliiue
I.nke'TliU
and.
(lie
last
last
Ivvo
urnuiis
slope,
is
the
llylaiiil
Hasin
,
should
be
Croup,
owned
tiy
Martin
C.aiimnd
properly.
Thomas
Kf
riir.
lhis
lias
a
con
lad
ore-liody
developed
by
ofien
cuts
and
a
thirty
foot
tunnel.
There
jiiv
very
high
values
sin
gold,
silver
and
lead.
The
main
shoviiiii;
has
eijihl
feet
of
good
nave
neen
lomii
I.
and
1
icrn
are
several
oilier
veins
on
which
work
has
been
done
ns
well.
A
trial
shipment
of
ore
in
1024
pave
returns
nf
?5.0n
In
gold,
tf9
ounce
in
silver,
nml
28
per
cent
in
copper.
Driftwood
Qroup
'Ihe
Driftwood
droop,
owned
by
a
Smilhers
syndicate
headed
by
I-:.
It.
Orchard,
immediately
adjoins
the
Itaiohu.
Two
drift
tunnels
on
I
lie
main
showlntr
Oilier
reaciieu,
a
iriai
siiipuieiu
oi
a
(
,ir,..,.,
few
Ions
of
ore
was
mane,
givin
returns
of
about
!S:tOil
per
ton.
In
I
Kiiiig
and
Cain
sold
two
oilier
claims
near
the
Jlytaud
Hasiu
Oro'up
to
Mil
moil
I
on
inter
ests
for
a
cash
consideration,
unstated.
Little
Joe
Another
properly
of
King
am)
Cam
m
the
Halinie
Itange
is
Ihe
Little
Joe,
comprising
five
claims.
A
contact
ore
body.
widlli
up
to
twenty
inches,
has
been
developed
by
a
drift,
tunnel
no
feel
bmg,.
The
chief
value
is
in
sitver
a
shipment
to
the
smeller
of
selected
ore
gave
re
turns
or
dun
ounces
or
silver
per
Ion.
This
properly
was
bonded
in
11)2
4
to
J.
hiuiphy
of
Spokane.
Although
illness
uf
Mr.
Dunphy
hailed
the
driving
of
ujirojocled
cross-cut
tunnel,
lie
retains
Ihe
option
and
intends
lo
continue
this
development
in
1025.
Iroquois
Group
I'at
McPhec,
owner
of
the
Iroipiois
(iroup,
continued
his
development
last
summer.
The
workings
are
above
timber
line
ami
about
twenty
miles
from
the
a
II
way
at
Sniithers.
A
vein
augiug
from
four
lo
fifty
inches
in
width
lias
been
opened
up
and
good
values
found
in
copper
and
ilver,
the
copper
running
to
25,
per
cent.
Mcldiee
has
donn
a
lot1
of
work,
having
driven
two
main
tunnels
on
the
vein,
beside
open
cuts
ami
other
surface
workings.
Shamrock
Group
James
Carson
has
a
cond
bowing
of
high
grade
silver-
copper
ore
on
his
Minmrork
'roup.
Although
extensive
de
velopment
uf
Hie
properly
has
not
yet
been
carried
out.
Hie
owner
works
at
it
each
year,
and
lie
conliuueil
work
this
past
sou-
s'on.
Social
Group
A.
I
.MeCahe
lias
a
copper
properly
near
Ihe
Iro.pioi
LJinovMi
as
the
Social
(Iroup.
Tills
IntiC'hot
yet
been
ripened
up
very
much.
Ralnbo
Group
About
sixteen
miles
from
Smilhers,
ami
reached
by
Ihe
DriHwood
Creek
road
and
trail,
is
the
Itninho
Croup.
This
is
owned
by
a
syndicate
of
Sniithers
people
beaded
by
James
Wright,
w
tin
lias
done
a
ol
of
work
on
it
j
during
Hie
past
two
years.
On
n
vein
about
five
feet
wide'
some.
hoids
of
good
silver.conoer
oic...
.
.
.
.
..
1
in
eousid1dai'd
into
,oue
prosnecloi's
vvilh
claims
in
this
part
of
Hie
llaliine
Mange
having
promising
iioiiigs
and
who
worked
on
their
properties
in
l'XM
Luetiide:
Alex.
,s.
Miller
and
associate
nn
Hie
Sunday
milling
ore,
or
winch
two
reel
lj
(iroup,
a
silver-copper
prospect
high
rrade,
assaying
MOO
erwilh
g
I
values,
Itaudolpli
Ion.
J.
I',
Dulliie
look
his
iuo-j
;iiJ(
ji,,
Marilouald,
A.
T.
pert)'
under,
option
and
had
a
.j
Hairer.
crew
of
ineii
utarl
to
drive
a
tun-;
net
at
a
lower
elevation
In
cross.
cut
(lie
showings
Hut,
hamper-
(
ed
by
adverse
weather
conditions,
J
the
distance
from
.Kinjllici-x,
and
J
oilier
difficulties,
Hie
progress',
made
was
slow.
The
work
slop-
pen
iiir
jwjj
wiiii
uje
iiiuiiei
MiUir,u
3.')
lo
0
feet
short
of
Ihe
place
-
where
Hie
ore
body
should
he
.-
n
The
Man
in
fhe
Moon
9
YS:-
IF
tlUSMICs.s
waul
of
is
est.
sick
it
js
not
IN
Hie
nld
.lav
lln-v
ili.l
1
1
1
i
1
1
cr
4
rom
,
what
they
are
done
today.
Adapt
and
Kvc
were
firs
I
olfeiulers
hut
they
jfol
a
iife
sentence
at
hard
labor.
A
VA.N'COUYKIl
man
arrived,
asked
a
Prince
ttnperl
man
if
it
always
rained
like
this
in
I
his
blaukely
blank
town.
J'uueral
tomorrow.
A
MAN"
may
talk
about
the
fairy
fingers
of
lady
love,-but
wait
until
lie
lias
seen
her
handling
hot
dog
at
a
picnic.
Till-:
girls
all
like
In
nlay
ami
sldek.
it's
o
thrilling.
hide
IK
an
era
of
prosperity
comes
to
Prince
Hupcrl,,
Hnv
I'ordless
will
lie
able
to
riil,aud,
two
more
cylinders
will
be
added
lo
Ihe
lizzies
now
operated
here.
.
A.VOTIIKIt
fortress
of
Hie
pessimists
has
been
captured.
The
dredge
is
here.
I
I
IK
first
halibut
boat
brought
In
Prince
Rupert
1
February
19,
1915.
'Ihe
Canadian
Club,
at
its
annual
luceim?
last
night,
elected
ollicefs
as
follows;.
PiVSident,
Hisliop
F.
If.
liuVeriiet;
first
Dissolves
by
the
(lernian
fleet,
arrived
in
The
city
last
evening,
coming
from
Ihe
Old
Country
by
way
of
I'rince
lcore.
As
a
souvenir,
she
brought
a
piece
of
shapnel
picked
up
after
Hie
bomliard,-ment
.
A
PLEASANT
CHANGE
"Why
iloes
Peck
patronize
a
bidy
dentist"
"I
stioiiose
it
seems
good
In
hear
a
woman
tell
him'
to
open
lii
mouth
instead
of
to
shut
it."
GOVERNMENT
LIQUOR
ACT.
HOTICE
OF
APPLICATION
LICENSE.
FOR
BEER
XOTICK
In
Iwri'by
tlvrn
llml
Ml
llw
7lh
ilay
of
March
m
t
llw-
iinitorliii'il
mlcikU
In
.if
.ly
U
Hip
Uiiuiir
Cmilrnl
Honrd
for
lirrnp
In
icimti
in
pri
iiili'
lii'lnit
part
f
tlir
htilliilinr
kimun
a-Ci'.itral
llfilpl
lliial..,l
al
ili
ruhm.
,.r
in
a
fifteen
pounder.
The
oilier!
Ir'
spvpnur
sirwi,
.in
ihe
city
c.r
.:..
i.
.
.
,
,
,
.
.,
,
I
''rliM-f
iliiiwrt.
I'ruHm-n
i.f'HrlllJh
Oiiiiin-
VMM
Have
In
j;o
some
lo
Ileal
thill.
IiU,
urHUi
(he
lamU
ilcsi-rlli.il
let.
i-lfven
'II'
ml
iwHvr
li
.
lhlrn'ii
,,,.,,
,,
I
nil
iml
rmirtivii
.14'..
In
Uliirk
tin
llll-.M)'.
seems
to
be
general
smUoii
one
mi.
f:iiy
.f
l-rum-
.
.
i
ii
.
m
C,
.,
.
!tnrei't.
irnirtilir
le
A
ivn.lcroil
limn
ur
.-
.Igieeuienl
Hiat
it.
i,s
nbjeclion-
nlaii
ihMU'il
i
the
l.an.1
IlcirHlry
Of
able
lo
.have
to
go
lo
bed
at
,r.Vl."L
!.h",,y,
'r..''rt"i'.r
"I!!1
oo"
i"i
'.
I'W
iim-
Mir
nrrr
i
night
and
even
ulore
olijcelinii-1
,i,,
"r
''
thl'
'V"
ittie
r-.r
run
ahle
lo
gel
up
in
the
morning.
Possibly
when
(lie
(teds
lake
control
these
disabilities
will
be
removed.
Ten
Years
Ago
immllnn
nn
ihi
nrwnW.
I
liVTK.ri
at
ITInr
lliipcrl,
B.C..
thlt
Hill
!
l.iy
nf
Fi'lirnary,
1?J.
GOVERNMENT
NOTICE
OF
F
r.TKn
HI.ACK,
Owner
anil
M.in.iirer
of
Ccntril
llnicl.
Vnollrant.
LIQUOR
ACT.
APPI
'CATION
LICENSE.
FOR
BEER
i
vice-pi.'s
den
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by
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tioiili.
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ri.r
(ieorjjrf'll.
NaMeil;
M'tVtary,
C.
T.
Ileward;
treasurer,
Ilev.
W.
K.
Collison;
executive
colillililtee--ltev.
Canon
("i.
A.
Mix,
W.
Wil-limn,
.1.
H.
.McMulliii,
).
II.
Nelson,
I..
W.
I'alinnre,
If.
I'.
.Mc-Ilae,
.1
C.
Ilaley
and
W.
S.
Fisher.
One
of
the
nipcijest
purlieu
of
'.
youmr
people
ever
assembled
in
I'rince
import,
fralliered
at
a
splendid
roller
skalinir
parly
In
e
Auditorium
last
nielil
n
niter
the
auspices
of
flic
HaplUf
Young
People's
Society,
There
were
over
parly.
.'evenly
people
in
the
Mrs.
Frank
Kills,
who
was
i
witness
of
Hie
recent
bombard-;
iiienl
of
Scarborough,
F.nRland,'
GOVERNMENT
NOTICE
or
LIQUOR
APPLICATION
LICENSE.
FOR
ACT.
I
BEER
'
a
NOTICE
hpri'liy
riven
that
on
Dip
have
opened
uti
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hp
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i.acK
oi
fnrllipr
funds
for
developnenl
resulted
in
no
work
being
done
last
year.
Judges
Qroup
Adjoining
(ip
priflwno.l
Croup
on
the
other
side
from
Iheillain-
II..
mil
fop
a
iii'i'iiup
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to
pi'Piulni't
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pari
nf
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for
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under
Joseph
S.
Kelly.
n
lust
work
was
carried
on
in
a
small
way
but
t
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showings
are
not
yet
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nl
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on
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and
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of
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lay
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Knox
iimn.
rovipAMv.
mmited.
I'pr:
T.
E.
Wllllann,
Mgnirrr.
PDlipant
.1.1
completely
Makes
a
rich
"soap-sudsy"
solution,
soaks
dirt
out
no
more
hard
rubbing.
111
Rinses
out
thoroughly
leaves
clothes
white
no
bits
of
soap
left
sticking
to
garments
to
turn
yellow
under
the
iron
Rinso
is
the
only
soap
you
need
on
washday
it
is
perfect
for
soaking
for
boiling
for
washing-machines.
tsff
Broi.
Limited,
Toronto
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
5
H
Canadian
National
Railways
SHIPYARD
Operating
G.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dlfcs
Englnoers,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmith,'
Pattern
iwrvj
wuou
9
mt
n
VI
nvt
f
bVI
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
Onr
plant
js
equipped
to
handle
all
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
-
PHONES
43
and
385
,
GET
IT
AT!
HIGH
CLASS
-GROCERS
PHONE
586
BULK
COCOA--2
s.
for
25c
new
sloci
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
The
Mineral
Province
of
Western
Canada
TO
END
OF
DECEMBER,
1925.
'
lias
produced
Minerals
ns
follows:
Placer
Hold,
$70,1)02,20.1
r
Lode
Hold,
Si'
Mt.n.-r,;
.Silver,
0or,32,inri;
Lead,
-958,
1
:i2,00
1
;
Copper,
fJD.OHl.r.nK;
Bine
001,750;
Miocellaneous
Minerals,
$1,
',08,2.17;
finnl
and
Ijoko,,
WfaQnt.iW:
H'''
Stone,
Hnck,
(.emeu?,
etc.,
.$:!),'.
1
5.2:M
,
making
its
Mineral
I'rodudion
lo
the
cad
t!)2.'J
show
an
,
Aggregate
Value
of
$810,722782
Production
for
Year
Ending
Dec.
1923,
$41,304,320
The
Miitii.B
Laws
of
We4-
"S
lhis
Province
nre
tnoro
liberal
and
tho
lower
Hum
lb"'
any
other
Province
in
Ihe
Dominion,
or
any
colony
in
,e
nrifihi
llntpirc.
Mineral
locations
arc
granted
to
discoverers
for
nominal
Tees
.,
-Absolute
Titles
arc
obtained
by
developing
scj,
properlies,
Oio
.sfeiiriiy
of
wl.K'1"
gnaranlced
by
Crown
(Irauts.
SJS-'""
,,,ff"l,,(T
'Mi"'"g
nnml
Mnps'
'ny
bo
obtained
grnli
I
THE
HON.
THE;
MINISTER
OF
MINES
Victoria,
British
Columbia.