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sr
August
10,
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twelve
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turno,
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the
hallway
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UX0SI.AN0,
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Van,
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ittt.
WATCH
NOTIC.
Uaa
and
lleraoa.
Tli
f
Hill
William
C.
Rptan,
lit
UMkrpnrt
cannery,
mil
apply
rir
I
llrriirn
li
i
miner
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dally
ind
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of
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of
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NOTICE.
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Applirint
Win,
a,
Milclirll.
A
lint
LIMITED
VIEW
OF
CANADIANS
Writer
Says
They
Lack
Broad
VIlon
Needed
In
Country
Today
Hrure
llutchion,
n
young
writer
of
much
ability,
who
a(.
a
special
correspondent
of
Die
in
V.
TVrTI
"rnatlonal
viewpoint.
If
par
.nil
ii
Hi
Miurrr.
m.i
iianiHiii
rr.'ifi'il
HI
liallle
ini
lillle
loeal
i.ue
1,p
Canadian
people
would
lie-in
(o
ftimpect
that
tonielhlnp
win
wrong.
hi
Mher
word-
Ofinada
ha
Krown
to
nationlioiHl
during
the
lat
i-
few
yearn
i'.ii
mnoL
iniisb
faler
inier
than
inan
Oin.wla
ai
a
whole
muat
have
a
clearer
unilernlandinp
of
iU
re-latlou
with
the
onlaide
wnrld.
It
mtmt
fix
lt
place
In
the
wheme
of
thing
more
definitely.
create
a
new
and
powerful
bornl
of
kympathy
a
mi
oik
lhetnclv;
I
hey
will
llnnk
of,
themtelvea
a
tlanndian
firl,
and
a
eaatem-era
or
weiiteriier
afterward.
So
Ions
aa
their
thought
are
enn-rent
rated
nn
their
own
internal
Inuible
the
natural
tllviainn
nf
Ihia
country
will
appear
inseparable,
the
unhappy
economic
pulf
already
exilinir
between
the
Maritime,
the
l!nat.
the
Prairie
and
the
Pacific
aeahoard
will
widen.
Hut
united
and
Canadian
In
their
dealinRn
wilh
the
Kmpire
and
I
lie
mit-ldi
world,
the
Isolde
nf
llii
cotiutn
will
have
a
w'airru
rhame
of
overcoming
their.
n.
iihhi
ramilv
Iroulile.
(Inly
Willi
Hie
'l
aHaranr
ft
lltl
,
,
.
..
.
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n
rairr.
Tn
iiairi
fnpiration
of
an
nll-emjiraemp
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IOMI
ur
ima
pomr,
rjnR(RI,,M
f
pf,Mi,-i
.'iLn
vixr
tTl..
li'.
,o
arraiure
a
workiiiK
comproniie
v
niinaM
'itn'."
Atrn'J
between
the
diec
interest
of
land
act.
earh
memlier.
at
IntaMlon
I
Appl;
a
Laaaa
U
LAND
ACT.
1:
rtt
I
j
ml
hrrtinlin
I'll
I
Natlca
of
Inlantlan
U
Aaplf
to
Laaaa
Land
'n'-
lniirri,
and
tiiwato
oa
..jt-t
r
Hriilth
olni
n
I'rinn-
lliirl
Mh
llrninltiir
fiKtrlr
1
.n
i
iiul,
ami
linnf
at
M
,r
erlnr
lHirrl.
and
tluale
at
Ye
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Mii.d
'anal,
ami
barllf
lalkHi
Kay.
Mtn
liikl.
1
t
iii
rnaii
Irra
lt.mll
TAM;
oili:
thai
runnw
II.
Slmn.
'
ud,
I.
.f
Mjttril.
lit.
rrtiilliin
riiHMTjnian,
:
'
lhat
Anal"
rtritoh
ti.--!
intrivH
i
aMdv
rr
a
lMr
r
Uh
fid-1
if
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l.lnillrtl.
l
lnlna
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landai-B'
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I'arkrrt.
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i
.aiimrnrtnl
at
a
'alel
atwut
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a
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nl
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1.
1
nal
IMtlhrt:
at
a
in.it
nUnlod
it
blah
ihrnrai
ra
H
rnaln;
Uhw
iynn
Hire
1
al
Sj.it
r.iinl,
Portland
tnil;
itiilna.
tinirr
ir
U,
In
lilli
wllrr
liMrk:
it
n
ii.inr
hlih
vialrr
iik-iiiy
raticnv
ikw
man
airr
nun
i
'
iht
hmidrixt
(tel
In
a.pi'"1'
"r
MtinienTiint.
and
nmuinlni
a
ini.
iihita
iir
lea
KI'IK.NK
It.
SIMI'SON.
Applicant.
natwl
JiEflJJLUt-L9
!i
LAND
ACT.
Natk
at
Intaalkn
to
Apply
t
Purchaaa
Land
I
In
SOiixina
lunar
Land
nn-ortllnr
Dla-trlrt
r
I'rlnrf
llutwrt,
H.:..
ind
aitualu
llaytr
lalind,
"iith
nf
Wika
lalaml.
"'Titr.
MiTtrr:
that
the
Canadian
llh-ii.i
i.r
Vanrnuvi-r.
II
I'.
,
nrruri'
lliirt
Ijimi
H,,,n
lil-iiim.
alnHiii
t'annrn.
InlrniH
to
ipply
ih
llio
",rr
'Pert,
and
lliiate
rnr
rmiii'Hi
l"
pnrrliae
m
followln
i'ii
i
tiuira
or
wairt
u-
(
rtirnwu
iiinit.
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It
111
Hi
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ni
n...iK
........n.
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imtt
witrr
niark
on
r(
ihnrn
of
llayalaik
awl;
llw-nr
nnrlh
frvrn
rlialna;
rrn
Phalli".
Ilirnrr
m
riiaum,
nnrill
our
rnii-ii.
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riiHin;
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anulh
in
i
Imrr
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tn
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rminw
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nr
ruin
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lnrni,
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TilK''cAN'iDlAN
FISHO
CO.
LTD
Diud
ioiu'
My.
Salmon
River
Section
and
Premier
Mine
Are
Officially
Reported
on
by
Department
(Hy
(S,
A.
Clothier.
Mcsident
Mininir
Knirineer
The
Salmon
Hiver
section,
with
an
"arra
of
about
00
square
mi
,
,,p
n,
Halnioii
Hiver
valley
nbob
the
Ala-ka-Hrilish
Columbia
boundary
line
at
about
l.'l-Mile.
II
i
reached
by
into,
road
from
Hlewiirt
to
theorem
ier
anil
trails
lirnnchiiiir
frnm
(In.
Victoria
Time
ami
tlu
Vnin-oii-j
''""I
in
all
ilireciioim.
Tin-
new
bridge
.arro-s
Cascade
vcr
Star
during
the
nail
aoHinni
creek,
liuill
,v
the
.Minel
Dfti.iM
incut
.!
Hm
li-emir
u..tn
'
le'K'Wil
parliament,
wril-l
wnx
nece.otry
for
the
area
on
the
west
side
of
Cascade.
A
ing
a
feature
arliele
on
"(Jan-!
I,or,io"
nf
road
was
huilt
last
year
on
the
wot
hank.
I.nt
as
ana
Haee
in
lite
Sun"
ay
in'1
11
'rin
and
nd
nowier.
pari:
The
(-inadinn
peojile,
hny
wilh
their
own
affair
aiid
ask-iir
mostly
Ui
.he
(.ft
alone,
haven't
learned
to
look
heyond
their
own
houndnriex
yet.
par
liament.
buy
wilh
Hie
Canadian
iu?Vir?r
IM,"I'I"'-
internal
affaiw.
ami
,
i
ii
inriird
i
tu
oiirr
finding
plenty
there
lo
worry
worry
r"
l-lw.l,
I
l.,..,
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t
...
fit
l
IbaiUl
i.lMJH
I'll-1
"""Mi.
v
...
.ii.-i
.in
-Miout
Hie
uHiial
a
mini
nt
of
pronperliiijr
wa
,jOIW,
m
l0
va.
ley
lail
year.
Development,
however,
Ini
not
heen
nearly
m
ae-tlve
a
in
previous
yearn,
the
epidemic
or
inenrporir1lo;i
apparently
havfnjr
nhlfled
to
the
Hear
Itlver
Meet
ion
on
aecnunt
of
Hie
diieeeM
of
the
Dunwell.
Svoml
proiierliex
have,
how-t
n
under
development
li
i
the
upper
valley
the
Silver
iikuai
i.'i.i
I..
(e,
Kldorado,
Cronholm-Hart
holf,
Troy
and
neyrral
oHier:
while
Hip
Indian,
It.fi.-
Silver
Company,
and
of
rourne
the
Premier
have
operated
rontiniiouxly.
the
Indian
deeper
developmenl
w
.mi.
i...ii
nHjr
i,r
uiru
Wii.
r
liwutdiT
or
iih)i,
I.,,
-,.,.
i
i,.i,..ii,
i
...
ft
,
,l,r
.
haK
proven
dUaiiim
i,
.
nt
lrt,
.
frown
In
Inlcrnalional
f
mi-
wurr
iiirhti.
piriu-M'
,,,
,h"
U
l'-
c,,..
s,lv''r
J'u
Company
re-
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Vin.ii.
li..:.,
itiw.'.inrslaii.lii.tr
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i.
i
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A.piifBi.
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(iilllllfil
'Hie
Premier
dihured
fl,-1
ill
rt
mm
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dividendV
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oitinian
and
um
ldlitie
and
problem
nf
a
-iwiver
,
r
,
hat
r.
n-Ml,fn
ll"
i
Ilk"
a
Jth
put
x.
...
aiktrr..
i
Idiiikvi
tins
on
hi
fiml
lonir
Iriniiti.r.
ill
an.ly
fur
a
Itrntrfiin
...
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......
ih-
K.lal
or
tn
tuUtr
trt
11
"me
to
ei
Hii
10
mem.
-amr
nt
llM,
kivmal
lllll
lhi
nhl
iltiv.
tiav
rnn
fi.i..
ever.
For
Ita
own
proleetinn
On
the
Alaka
iilo
of
the
hou
mlary
tine
several
iirujierlieA
are
developing
well;
I
lie
UJver-lde
at
7-.Mile
Uaa
heen
equipped
with
a
eonrentralor
and
i
now
oil
the
nhippinir
Ual.
iiio.
re-
I
tort
are
alio
heard
of
the
Daly
Alaaku
property
at-
11-Mile
and
other.
Premier
Mine
1
Premier
(told
Mininir
Co..
I.
Id.
'
VuJa.'Au
"o'w'
XV,,,,n
"nM,,al,,'
n
a
whole
WB!
incon'oraled
in
191'J.
with
a
u
V
u'imi
uy
u
rtktill'vJrln
lo
think
of
their
eonntry
enpilalinition
of
5.00.ioii
at
Vm.
tuv.irdr
r
lib
il
a
a
aovereixn
nation
with
full
f
a
nhare
par
value
power
In
deride
ia
relnllon
with
all
part,
of
the
world
they
will
II
I
a
re-
nrpanltalMin
of
the
old
Salinoi
-
Hear
Hiver
Mininir
Company,
t.ld.
orpaniei)
by
O.
It.
Iluuli
in
the
early
day
of
Stewart.
It
was
in
the
fall
of
IUIU
that
the
Ameri
ran
Smelling
and
tiffining
Com
pany
acquired
the
coiilrolllnjr
in-
lereat
in
t
lie
company
from
Trile,
Vilon,
NIU
and'
Wood.
wtio
had
purchased
the.
properly
from
the
Salmon-Hear
llixer
C.
ami
bronchi
it
into
prominence.
The
firl
dividend,
f
Ulli.OOil,
wn
tmiit
in.
I
llil
and
up
to
the
end
jof
t'JSt
fri.Ct9.025
ha
been
paid.
(her
f
ID,0O0.0(Ml
worth
of
tre
ha
been
produced
in
that
IJme.
Thl
a
year
(12I,
I.VJ.0II
ton
of
ore
wa
mined,
of
which
75,-UI7
Ion
of
firl-cla
Orf
wn
hipped
to
Tacoina
smelter,
il.-132
ton
of
second
cla
ore
wa
ihinncd
lo
Cratibv
smeller
at
Anyox,
and
the
remainder,
fll,9C3
ton
wn
milled,
prodtirinn
KSJl
Ion
of
concentrate
shipped
to
Tacoma
and
Selby
plant
and
13
Ion
of
precipitates
shipped
liv
I
lie
Selby
smelter.
Tlie
total
tonnape
shipped
wa
H5,5Hii
tons,
having
a
pro
conlent
of
I3U.2K
01.
Bold,
3,-OI5..1H5
ni.
silver,
auil
rloJ.OlO
lit"
lead,
a
total
value
of
approximately
fl,K'.tH,'J27,
riKiiriiiK
silver
and
lead
al
their
average
price;
for
the,
year,
showing
rin
increase
or
nearly
f
7011,000
.overj
last
year.
A
slight
increase
of
the
average
value
in
bollt
gold
and
silver
I
noted
in
the.
ore
mined.
The
increase
in
tonnage,
milled
and
shipped
is
due
lo
improved
mechanical
elllciency;
six
Willley
table,
were
added
lo
Ihn
mill
for
cleaning
ronceutrnle
and
I
he
diiviim
mechanism
of
the
aerlnl
LAND
AOT.
Natlc
of
Intanllon
to
Apply
to
Laaa
Land
in
iTlnrr
liuniTt
IjihI
Hrmrillna
Mttrlrt
or
llrlllli
Ciiliiinlila.
anil
illuair
it'
.
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vrmi
.'
m.
MtV
tttt
I
'"
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l,,l",n
lrv
Oraltanij
"
naiwi
LAND
ACT.
Nollca
of
Inlantlon
to
Apply
to
Laaat
,
Land
in
catalar
land
IHHrlrt.
lirrnnlinir
HI
irlr"
prtnri
lttVri.
U.c
,
ami
luatr
north
or
lioari"h
liv.
I'.irllanil
canal.
TAkK
viTICK
that
tli'
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nh-
nf
H
O.,
wrup
In.
I
t
Vanrnurr.
iCtc-
rotminint
ISyVwSRo
Ci'i
.
LTD.
n.tni
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M
LAND
ACT.
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r"lin.1'
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i
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thai
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turn.
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um
in
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1
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mitii'R
lhat
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II.
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'
ni.n
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tn
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rnr
k'sar
or
tlir
fnlliiwliii
OrarrllH-d
luniln:
r.i.niiin-ni-liir
at
I
imst
planlril
ilmnt
I
rhalna
nnrlh
fnun
ihr
lHrlhrat
mrnrr
or
Inillan
lirrrvr
No.
line,
oraham
tttaml,
Pu'lirr
iinrthrrly
1
rlialna
to
low
waierr
Ihi-nrr
rollnwlnr
low
watrr
mark
lofl
rhalna
In
I
wrMrrly
itlrrrllon;
thrm-e
aniilhrrlv
3
rlialna
j
thrnrr
rKtrrlv
1C0
rhalna.
tn
point
or
nuiiiiii'iiiiiiicnt,
and
rnnlaliiliiir
4S
irrra,
mnrr
nr
Iraa.
Kt'liK.NH
II.
SIMPSON.
Appllcint.
Palrit
J
nn
!tnih.
tftai.
LAND
AOT.
Nolle
of
Intantlon
to
Apply
to
Purehaaa
kano.
In
ihr
Land
rtrrordlnr
Dlatrlrt
of
rrlnro
luiwrl.
and
alinair
at
Aw
urn
lilvrr,
awiiiii
nay.
Mai-tt
intrt,
u.u,
ittamta.
PC
TAKR
.NOTICE
that
Mr.
Janir
Flrld-Inr
siranr.
of
smmyaldr,
II.
C.
nrrupatlon
ninrrli'il
wiiiiiiiit.
Intrml
tn
apply
Inr
Jirr-lnili'ii
In
piirrliaiM.
thr
rollnwlni
ttr-arrllird
lamia:
r.iiiiiiiiriirinv
at
I
pnat
planlril
it'
lilrli
watrr
mark.
Atvnm
lilvrr;
thrnrr
I
ilialm
nortiti
thrnrr
ill
rhatna
vrt,
inorr
or
Iraa
in
tinrthwryl
rnrtirr
l.ol
IM7
thrnrr
an
rlialna
anntlit
thrnrr
It
rlialna
raati
ihrnrn
tn
rlialna
mirths
thrnrr
t
rlialna
writ;
tlirnrr
It
rlialna
amiih
to
point
of
riiiiiini'iii'i-inriit,
ind
ronltlntiir
lb
afrrt,
inure
or
lr.
Mits,
jamf.s
FiF.i.nnn
stuano.
Pir
Win,
0.
Dated
July
UU.
Kit.
Applirint.
.MIK
rhrll.
Atrnt.
tramway
was
improved,
resulting
in
speeding
it
up.
Operation
were
sonic
w
hat
slowed
up
for
'i
inonlli
or
so
during
Hie
winlcr
owing
l,o
lack
of
waler-power,
due
lo
the
abnormal
cold
weather
before
Hie
protective,
heavy
snowfall.
Development
Work
A
vigorous
development
campaign
ha
been
carried
on
throughout
Hie
year,
consisting)
of
3.000
feel
nf
drifts
'nin..
I
etc.,
and
1
1,830
feel
of
diamond-drilling.
This
work
has
been
especially
gratifying'
in
that
it
has
developed
more
ore
than
ha
been
mined
during
tlie
year,
therefore
increasing
the
known
ore
rat-serves.
A
new
s
tope
was
opened
up
on
Xo.
1
level,
armtheron
No.
2,
and
two
on
Xo.
I.
iri.
3
level,
a
indicated
last
year,
ha
proven
particularly
productive
and
the
ore-body
ha
in
place
shown
exceptional
width.
'All
the
new
stupe
a
well
as
.the
old
ones
have
been
worked
for
the
ton-
nage
mined.
The
Xo.
0
tunnel
wn
advanced
1,100
feet,
practically
in
a
straight
Hue,
to
a
point
2,500
feet
from
the
portal,
where
a
3-
comparlment
'raise
-was
started
and
driven
500
feet
during
the
year
to
connect
with
the
Xo.
level.
The
raise
has
about
CrO
feel
yet
to
go
before
reaching
Xo.
1.
Intermediate
levels
wilt
be
opened
from
il
for
exploratory
purpose.
All
the
other
lev
ads
hae
been
extended
along
the
ore-zone.
Many
Improvements
surface
improvement
and
change
during
the.
year
con
istcd
of
the
erection
of
a.
steel
lank.
5,000-barrel
capacity,
at
the
mine
for
storage
of
Diesel
engine
oil.
Oil
can
now
be
brought
up
over
the
tramway
ilurinc
the
summer
months,
when
actual
consumption
itf
oil
is
lowest,
and
stored
for
winter
use.
AH
the
men
have
been
removed
front
Camp
1
down
to
Camp
1,
except
ttie
main
office
and
staff.
Sexeral
of
the
building
at
Camp
1
have
been
remod
elled
into
thrce-room-and-hath
suites
for
married
couples.
Those
suites
are
steam-healed,
elect
ric-lbrlited,
have
hot
and
cold
water.
clc.
A
new
dry-houso
10
by
10
feel,
with
up-lo-date
equipment,
has
been
creeled
al
Camp
t
lo
acommodale
the
underground
men.
Xot
lite
leasl
important
item
of
the
year'
progress,
and
one
lending
towards
a
fine
camp
spirit
and
resultant
genera!
efficiency,
has
been
Iheirgani-i.ttlon
of
a
Community
Cluh.
of
which
every
employee
is
a
meml-ber.
A
hall
has
been
fitted
up
w
here
ibc'al
talent
.-
entertain
ments,
dnnres,
and
smoker
are
given
at
short
interval,
ami
n
reading
room
arranged
containing
lafe
papers,
magazine,
and
a
library
of
books.
fcaskcthal)
is
the
popular
winter
sport
and
a
fine
tennis
court
ha
boon
built.
The
personnel
of
the,
staff
is:
Dale
I..
Pitt,
ntanager;
Hert
F.
Smith,
assistant
manager;
lleo
tor
McDonald,
mine
supcrintcn
tlepl:
V.
Asselline,
concentrn
inr
mouth
or
Mawtt
tnirt.
aixxu
ijlor
superintendent
:
and
Harry
nd
wiiw
'"I
Lrv:
7
,
,."n
i
rn.
rhaln
tmrlh
mail
thr
imrlhral
inr
I
,.
..,.,,
.
lisi,
or
Niaasrtl.
Ilrlll'h
Coliinilili.
orrnpa.
I
Al
TV
DCADI
T
UHaCDmiKHa
Ultl
1
tiUI
IAj
1IIULUUU11U
MUST
EDUCATE
YOUTH
TOIIONTO,
Aug.
19.
"It
1
tiseles
to
try
to
attempt
In
edu-cale
the
rown-up
people
of
Canada,"
said
11.
V..
Howe,
vice-president
of
the
Teachers'
Federation
in
nn
address-
here.
"They
are
so
hidebound
in
their
political,
religious
anil
other
views
that
a
nliauge
Is
loo
much
to
expect.
The
only
way
out
is
to
In
terest
and
educate
our
children
nationally
ralher
limn
prnvin
chilly.
What
is
the
object
of
the
Canadian
Teachers.'
Federation
there,
in
a
nulshcll,
i
the
answer.
It
is
Impossible,
absurd,
to
look
upon
the
federation
as
auyiiiiiig
111
1
110
wny
01
a
union.
It
was
ridiculous
lo
think
of
try
ing
lo
Impose,
similar
financial
responsibilities
upon
Prince
F.d
ward
Island,
jy,
and
upon
On
Does
Your
Grocer
H
Use
Scales?
E
DOESIBecause
you
expect
him
to
weigh
your
orders
of
bulk
goods.
If
he
didn't
you
would
assuredly
change
your
grocer.
The
same
thing
is
true
with
circulation.
During
the
last
few
years
Advertisers
have
not
been
satisfied
to
suppose
they
were
getting
a
certain
circulation
for
their
money;
they
don't
want
to
be
merely
told,
they
want
to
know.
They
want
the
circulation
measured
by
a
standardized
and
unquestionable
measurement.
The
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
is
the
recognized
authority
for
proving
circulation.
It
is
maintained
as
a
co-operative
organization
by
the
advertisers,
advertising
agencies
and
publishers
who
realize
the
necessity
for
businesslike
methods
in
advertising.
A.B.C.,
reports
place
in
the
hands
of
advertisers,
essential
facts
that
have
been
secured
and
verified
by
a
searching
examination
of
ths
publisher's
records
You
don't
need
to
buy
Space
by
Guess.!
You
can
get
the
fall
circulation
facts
on
the
Prince
Rupert
Daily
Ijlews
hy
referring
to
the
last
A
B.C.
report
which
will
be
gladly
.
furnished
by
request.
tario.
The
main
object
was
to
bring
in
eJoer
contact
those
person
occupying
key
positions.
o
far
as
the
future
of
the
coun
try
was
concerned
the
teachers.
"I
believe
there
is
no
body
of
people
on
earth
thai
are.
giving
i
f
themselves,
of
IJieir
nervous
energy,
of
their
very
life,
more
freely
and
with
less
thought
of
what
tjiey
are
going"
to
get
out
of
it
than
are
the
teachers
of
Canada,
and.
for
lhat
matter,
of
the
rest
of
the
world,
declared
Mr.
Llowe
in
conclusion.
REFORMED
EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
WOULD
ENTER
THE
UNITED
CHURCH
m
VHTIOniA,
Aug.
19.
The
reformed
F.piseopal
Church
lraj
opened
negotiations
wilh
the
United
Church
of
Canada
wilh
a
View
lo
amalgamating
with
that
body.
Hishop
Hrewing.
head
of
Hie
church
in
Canada
has
appointed
a
committee
lo
go
into
Hie
mailer
with
a
view
lo
carrying
mil
the
scheme.
Already
at
Xew
Westminster
a
United
Church
minister
is
in
charge
of
a
reformed
episcopal
congregation
and
il
is
considered
likely
the
merger
of
the
whole
body
will
be
nrrangrd.
GRAIN
SHIPMENTS
THROUGH
VANCOUVER
HALF
OF
LAST
YEAR
WJNXIPFi,
Aug.
19.
Figures
on
the
urain
movement
through
Hie
port
of
Vancouver
for
the
two
years
of
1923
and
192
t
shows
that
for
Ihe
year
1923
there
were
51.725.3
18
bushels
exported
through
Vancouver,
ami
for
Hie
year
1921
there
were
25,273,5Q0
bushels.
The
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
carried
21,751
curs
to
Vancouver
in
1923,
and
12,363
in
1921.
P.t-
itiicpil
In
nercetitace
the
Cana
dian
Pacific
carried
C0.5
perl
cent
in
1923,
and
7a.
I
per
cent
in;
1?1.
The
elevator
capacity
at
Vancouver
i
(5,500,01)0
bushel.
The
Sacrificial
Table
Alfred
That
young
bride
next
door
worship
her
husband,
doesn't
she?
Kthel
Well,
she
certainly
place
burnt
offering
r
be
fore
bini
at
every
meal.
Royal
Impracticable
"This
bag,"
said
the
eager
salesman,
"is
nil
leather,
solid!
leather,
every
inch
of
it
solid
leather."
rfH
"My
good
man,"
replied
In
cuslomer,
"I
want
a
hollow
one,
to
put
things
ip,
ypn
know.
LAND
ACT.
Notice
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Lease
Land
In
Land
Recording
District
of
Prince
Rupert,
and
situate
at
Ferguson
Hay,
Massett
Inlet.
0.0.
Islands,
U.C.
Take
Xotico
thai
Cosse-Mil-lerd,
Limited,
of
Vancouver,
B.C.
occupation
Salmon
dinners,
intends
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
the
following
described
lands:
Commencing
nt
a
post
planted
approximately
20
chains
east
from
northwest
corner
Lot
1571:!
thence
south
3
chains;
thence
west
10
chains;
thence
south
2
chnins;
thence
west
10
chains
to
west
boundary
of
Lot
1571;
thence
south
8
chains;
thence
west
10
chains;
thence
north
20
chnins;
thence
cast
2
chains,
mnro
or
less,
to
beach;
thence
following
meandering
of
shore
line
to
point
of
commencement,
and
containing
22
acres,
more
or
less.
OOSSK-MILLKlin,
LTD.
Applicant.
Per
Wm.
0.
Mitchell,
Agent
Dated
June
26th,
1025.
Big
Assortment
of
Finest
Quality
Silk.
Satin
Velvet,
Crepes,
Taffeta,
Flannels,
Serges,
etc.,
at
reasonable
prices
West
of
England
Store
Phone
753.
P.O.
Box
235.
Phong
209
Richard
Garrett
representing
W.
H.
M.
ROLSTON
A
CO.
Specialising
in
Portland
Canal
Mining
Slocks.
Porter
Idaho-Marmot
Metals
limber
lor
Sale
On
Lots
1779
anil
4780.
Range
5
Coast
District.
Price
$2,500.00
cash.
This
timber
is
subject
lo
Prov.
Oovt.
stumpnge
charges.
Apply-
-
T.
S.
ANNANDALE,
New
Westminster.
at
.
KB