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Audit
Bureau
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Circulation.
DAILY
EDITION
Saturday,
June:
19,
1916.
Recommendations
Of
Customs
Committee,
In
a
department
tnh
as
the
customs
there
are
undoubtedly
plenty
of
temptation
and
it
is
not
surprising
that
unscrupulous
official
should
have
availed
themselves
of
opportunities
to
ei:-rich
themselves
when
administration
from
headquarter
was
lax-through
the
minister
Hi
ehajrge
himself-uot
realizing
the
responsibilities
of
his
office.-
The
report
of
the
special"
committee
itivpsjigaljiig
the
customs,
consisting'
of
members
of
the
House
of
all
political
color,
indicates
that
things
are
not
all
they
might,
be
and
it
is
but
to
be
expected
that
it-
recommendations,
sweeping
as
they
may
be,
will
be
acted
upou
without
delay.
The
finding
of
the
committee
to
a
certain
extent
justify
the
allegations
made
everal
months
ago
when
Hon.
H.
H.
Stevens,
the
member
for
Vancouver,
stalled
his
political
career
ou
the
.charges
thai
he,
laid
at
that
time,
Hi
ere
js
certain
gratification,
however,
in
the
fact
that
evidence
as
to
corruption
was
(-unfilled
to
Eastern
Canada,
more
particularly
Montreal,
and
there
was
nothing
to
show-that
this
corniptiou,
a
Mr.
Stevens
said
at
the
outset,
had
its
"centre
at
Montreal
audH
fringe
at
Prince
Rnperl,"
meaning
the
Pacific
coast
The
report
of
the
committee
is-a
damaging
one
to
the
department
but
there
was
sufficient
evidence
to
show
where
the'
re-poiiMhility
lay
and,
if
the
government
now
takes
the
"bull
by
the
horns"
in
effecting
remedies.,
it
should
be
a
simple,
matter
to
bring
about
the
reorgauizatuui
I
and
re?djntntjit
'
'4
f:.
Those
who
followed
clo-elyjlhe
evidence
heard
by
the
rooi-mittee
investigating
the
customs,
administration
will.
agree
with
the
two
former
ministers
of-customs',
who
staled
how
remarkable
the
customs
service
was,
nsidering
the
low
salaries
paid.
ILwaj.the
experience
of
Hon.
J.,H.
Heid
thai,
on
the
whole,
the"
(fln
staff
was
a
good
organization.
Hon.
Jacques
Bureau
said
h'e'beliTed
the
rustoms
staff
was,
equal
to
any
in
the
giiv-eroineul
service.
Few
charges
have
beerr
directed
at
the
men
in
the
ranks.
In
facl,
where
complaint
was
entered
it
was
usually
due
to
their
zeai.
in
rarrjmg
om
oroers
oi
superiors,
tlie
necessity
tov
'KhU-h
appeared
to
be
pretty
generally
impressed
upon
them.
In
spile
of
the
salaries
paid,
they
were
afraid
of
losing
their
position.
Men
getting
less
than
$2,000
a.
year
hold
important
.
...
appoint-
in.ttt.
n4
II......
.1
:
ijiniir,.
uu
nmsr
i.t-rrniijg
mis
mil
tn
are
consiaerea
lo
be
u
well
paid
that
it
is
not
necessary
,
for
them
lo
share
in
lire
moie
ties
'granted
iufoimers.
'
Customs
work,
if
properly
done,,
eaJjs
or
men
of
inlelli-i
Uori;
Mr.
Heid
.epresj-d.
th'e.r?piniou
ihat
"the
recommen-dajiouv
Inade
for
the
beHermejji;
bf
(he
ervke
could
not
be
carrle'd;
out
with
salaries
paid'M
presenL;
I'hi
mav
be
so.
But
.
if
mllHOifs'of
dollars
a
year
have
eeii.Jo-l
because
the
Salaries
t
are
l0w
10
attract
the
right
employees
it
has
been
a
case
nl
pemiy
wise
and
pound
foolish."
This
is
one
of
the
reasons
advanced
for
the
suggestion
to
close
four
hundred
try.
The
money
saved
there
could
go
toward
imnrovine
the!
ROAD
IS
MADE
OF
RICH
ORE
Ing
Man
on
Way
to
Duthie
Mine
this
Week
REVIVAL
OF
INTEREST
long
the
sky
cleared
ami
though
it
rained
occasionally
throughout
Hie
day
it
was
not
enough
to
make
us
wet
or
to
obscure
th
wonderful
view
looking
down
the
mountain.
The
ride
was
full
of
surprises.
There
was
Se-niour
Lake
just
at
the
foot
of
Hie
mountain
which
is
destined
lo
be
one
of
the
Pmilhers
sum
mer
playgrounds.
II
is
a
beauti-
ul
spot
for
summer
homes
The
wayside
was
decorated
wiUi
red
columbines,
yellow
wild
un
rii.
:..
.t
Iflowers,
wild
roses
and
olhor
face
of
iemutations
which
-must
oflen
have
I.poh
ihm
.,
w.
ii.-iJlrhwer(..'
A
couple
of
thousand
wuy
it
is
lo
their
credit
ui'
tnre
wa
a
I1
"Penny
Wise
And
Pound
Foolish."
Wonderful
View
from
Hudson
Bay
Mountain
Near
Smothers
Should
b
Attraction
By
H.
F
Pullen
SMITIIKfti?,
Ji,e
19.
"Why
here
is
ruby
sihir
on
the
road."
exclaimed
J.
It.
Woodwortli
of
Vancouver,
a
Himng
man
who
v
js
riHng
with
us
lo
(he
ImiIIikj
Mines
on
Hudson
Hay
Mounlntn
this
week.
We
looked
and
urc
enough
the
road
had
len
repaired
with
a
load
of
tailing
from
the
.dump
at
the
mine
cid
it
all
contained
ore.
some
itoeee
-ivtng
indications
of
be-
inp
rather
rich.
Ooc
piece
in
particular
was
clearly
ruby
silver
carrying
sixty
er
cent
piirj
silver.
i
To
see
a
road
paved
with
sti
ver
hearing
ore
whs
a
new
exw
plateau
wilfi
more
lakes
and
backed
by
4
snow
clad
mountain
range
and
I
Was
told
that
this
was
the
source
of
the
(Copper
Ither
which
flow
J1
to
the
Jskeena
near
Vanarsdofi
The
river
drains
the
south
ni&i
hf
Hudson
lUy
Mountain.
'The
was
a
wonderful
one.
In
the
afternoon
we
climbed
to
the
Mamie
Mini
owned
by
the
executors
of
thl
sa
anes
ir
men
retained
at
imporiayl
points.
In
addition
tolltt,w
Jack
Aldrjch
who
died
the
thi,
the
increased
efficient)
uttairied
in
making
proper
ao-i?"11"
lay.,
It
is
within
half
A
liruiKus
aim
in
maKiiig
collectujus
would
warrant
employment
rnJ"
Hie
timber
line
above
of
higher-paid
meu.
'
1
wliirh
Hie
mountain
is
like
a
But
all
thai
can
be
said
about,
the
quality
of
the
minor
eni-i
great
green
pasture.
We
visited
ployeeji.
does
not
absolve
the
department
for
employing
in
inhe
workings
and
ampled
Uic;
speclorwho
ran
a
liquor
business
ou-the
side,
for
permitting.oie
dump.
"A
cood
deal
or
work
IoIilieal
luHueiire
lo
terrorize
officers
for
tending
a
chaufftur
has
been
done
on
it
and
it
will
to
capture
a
steamer
loaded
with
.alcohol,.
and
for
neglecting
Improbably
be
sold
soon
to
some
)enfon.efUie
law
at,
strategic
border
towns.
Iminlnir
man
who
can
afford
to
:
rfnlarees
should
receive
remuneration
Icommensurnle
operate
it
and
make
himself
Willi,
llieir
resrwintidiliiAu
I.n4
IK...
ti.,...i.i
i.
:
i
.
.
'
,
,
.
.
A
..
.
uui
juuijiu
uc
icquireu
io
per-
ricn
in
uoing
o.
form
their
duties
wilhul
feftr
or
favor.
Inspected
Mine
We
climbed
by
a
circuitous
roule
over
a
well
made
trail
but
j
returned
by
a
short
cut
and
;slid
down
the
face,
of
a
very
i
sleep
incline
trying
lo
wear
ou
;lhe
seats
of
our
pants
and
carry-ling
down
with
us
loose
rocks
...
...
ami
oouiuers
wmi
which
the
el
Iff
side
is
strewn.
It
was
ralherj
dangerous
but
that
ma.de
the
trip
the
more
exciting.
It
was
great
fuit
and
we
enjoyed
It
much
as
a
schoolboy
enjoys
sliding
down
a
shed
roof,
"through
the
courtesy
of
J.
H.
IUrner.
tli
tnunucrat
uahI
through
the
Duthie
mine.
We
were
shown
through
by
the
fort
man,
ed
an.)
who
makes
M
Permanent
home
there.
Mr.
Nelson
showed
us
the
T.fh
jilislenin?
or
on
the
roof
-f
the
lunnel.
Behind
him
mi-
.limbed
the
siren
ladder
in
a
)Xiy-fHl
lojte,
tnir-inir
our
ehi'hes
ami
trying
to
Surprise
OWen
Vancouver
Min-Jnpiiear
as
If
e
were
born
min
ers.
We
followed
him
again
into
a
wine
.
curly
Is
eallcsi.
'
Ct
heluw
the
main
tuujpel
lo
th
place
wheie
several
.
rictl
re
strikes
hav
been
mail
and
where
Hie
ore
i
invlnt
ber
by
far
than
in
lb
workings
J'Qte,
Indicating
Ilia!
Hie
mine
Is
improving
Hip
teep-
it
the
workings
go.
He
had
lu
Pier
with
'him
and
we
filled
our
pockets,
with
ore
as
all
real
jiiin-ers
do
and
exhibited
them
later
lo
prove
tha.J,we
really
had
been
In
Ihe
mine
and
that
wx-
were
twv
aUUioniies
on
all
nailers
pwl
aiding
lo
the
subject.
I
confe
Hial
I
noAv
know
the
diffcrenc
Iwiween
a
slope
and
a
drift
and
a
-liinnel
and,
a
shaft.
I
also
wait
in-triirled
about
how
to
know
ruby
silver
from
iroo
and
lof
of
other
things
which
I
an
rapidly
f.rel!ing.
A
Mining
Expert
.My
friend
Me4iill
prof!
t-
know
all
about
these
things
and
lie
helped
lo
intru0t
in
liT
all
Ihe
iulrieari"
oi
We
muling
af-
perienee
to
both
Mr.
Woodworl
nlpr
eie.ne
r
wliteer
fbe
ihitk
and
myself.
It
was
(he
fiist
oeu
lardemonslralion
to
him
that
thol
'flits
w
the
first
time
I
real-
mines
of
Hudson
Hay
mountain
were
rich
and
well
worthy
of(
iareful
con
siIera
linn
fiom
the
loint
ol
view
of
a
mining
opera-
lor.
The
Duthie
mine,
known
lo
mining
men
of
the
district
as
tin
Henderson
mine
after
MUiaii
Henderson
of
Victoria
who
wa
at
one
time
interested
in
it,
shipped
two
hundred
Ions
of
high
grade
silver
ore
last
month
ano
laid
plans
to
increase
that
amount
considerably
this
month
but
the
weather
has
interfered.
with
naulin?
it
to
the
railwax
over
the
sixteen
miles
of
roaj
so
that
Hie
shipments
may
not
much
exceed
those
for
May.
However,
it
is
planned
to
make
Ihe
shipments
regularly
for
an
inuerinite
period.
hue
th"
guantuy
does
wot
seem
very
large,
the
ore
is
rich
and
give
bsood
return
tu
the
operator.
Beautiful
Scenery
.
X.,
S.
JdcUill.
41m;
r;niitliers,bar-tister,
was
my
eoinpaiiion
on
tin
rip
to
the
miue.
He
is
an
en
lliu-iast
and
we
had
a
woiiderful
Jay
together.
We
bad
planned
to
leave
at
eight
in
the
morning
iut
it
was
pouring
rain
at
that
lime
and
it
was
ten
and
still
raining
when
we
left.
Itefore
hrd
what
a
gamble
is
mining
in'
Ihli
part
of
the
rounlry.
I
w
shown
place,
whew
the-
ore
veht
was
lost
ihrough
a
fault
in
tke
rock.
It
meant
of
course
thai
the
earth
iiad
cracktil
and
sbifi
ed
ami
tto-
vein
bad
slipped
from
Ms
ila.-
and
was
dlfftciil'
lo
find
again
Later
Mr.
Tamer
lold
me
that
he
bad
studied
the-e
fault
in
the
mountain
arc!
now
klfew
where
to
bHik
for
IU
vein
awb
found
no
trouble
in
mill
diking
it
up.
Sometimes
the
ore
vein
would
te
eiabteeM
inches
thick
ami
worth
t
wn
r
Ihree
hundred
dollars
a
tori.
Ayain
it
woubl
nar
row
down
'
a
few
inches
ami
sometimes
disappear
altogether
II
rtwjuired
railh
aivl
courage
H
rontltmn
work
then
with
the
pos
sibility
nf
picking
it
up
a
few
ntrds
tu
fiber
ia.
lli
miners
seemel
lit
follow
tbe-e
mns
h
inslinet
amtj.
usually
got
rults
but
we
were
ihohUmI
out
ptu
where
iiiany
j-anU
of
lonnrtlinr
bad
re-Hllel
in
the
drawing
ol
a
Wank.
Shipping
Ore
,
Hie
ore:
frooi
the
Htttbte
niin,
is
beina
drawn
to
tfce
railwM)
al
Smithe;
in
light
trucks
using
pneuuialir
tires,
fhe
loads
day
tteing
drawn
ty
each
enr.
Il
is
hipp'd
in
bulk
and
sent
'.
)
Ihe
Trad
smelter.
In
spite
of
Ithl
beay
ei
pease
of
operating
anf
shippinic
'tie
m'mng
is
reported
to
pay
well,
beraue
the
ore
i
,
...
.
...
V
ricn
anu
mere
is
a
(juanii!)
ol
U
in
the
mine.
e
one
can
te
how
deep
is
the
vem,
the
probj
ability
l-irij
that
it
will
provijl
ricner
j.m
ai
sun
wjwer
leveiji
are
work-
d.
A
numler
of
mining
men
hav"4J
visited
Smitliers
this
year
an
more
mt.
rest
i
taken
in
mining
than
has
been
the
ease
sinee
the
Federal
Company
withdrew
front
Ihe
distrii-t.
This
is
largely
th1
result
ftf
'he
work
being
done
lit
J.
y.
Ibi'bte
"ifi
HuHjlrndereoii
property,
hie
1sd
;
Has
several
adjoinnijt
rnNP,He
trtider
lnwA
and
it
is
the
seneral
eypwatiod
that!he
iH
emitinm.
?prain.n
In
t!
tf
-lilOf
Indefinitely.
In
The
Letter
Box
REPLY
TO
FLEWIN.
Mitor.
Iii.iK.
News.
It
Pit
a
rd
ug
fish
(raps,
will
you
t.
i
it
fcinuiy
lu
ii
room
in
your
paper
Dyspepsia
,
Caused
Her
Agony
After
Every
Meal
Mm.
M.
Caldwell,
2335
HemJork
Bt,
VmcouTer,
BX,
writes:-''After
suf.
ietihg
for
yers
with
sguny,
from
dysprpil
m4
indlgMtion,
after
ntrr
meid,
I
tturted
Uking
1
Alfred
Kptsnn
tit
it.:.,..1
conpletelr
rcliernl
f
in
wid
cot
(nek
relief
I
Writ
r1Vt
nm
until
I
had
used
tkret
bottlM
aad
w
llupert.
one
of
the
pioneers
of!
lja
rt
7,J?fci.c
1
.
wl.u"
the
district
who
was
in
Hupert
at
?
7
ff"
the
lime
the
lownsite
was
clear-'
wStoJont.
for
the
folUiwiiiff
lines?
In
a
letter
puldisbM
in
the
Daily
News
of
June
li,
I
note
where
u
Is
presumed
that
I,
tin
undersigned,
have
not
arted
uile
properly
in
regard
10
my
duty
as
at.
jlllrial
or
Uie
'Hundas
lland
Irollers'
Aoealion.
In
fact
t
looks
as
If
an
attempt
Is
be-ng
made
lo
pa
the
'hurk"
to
-ne.
All
I
have
to
ay
!
Ihi:
"I
do
not
know
Brown
and
have
neer
4iad
any
dealtow."
with
'lewin.'
Kiirtherintre,
I
do
nol
vant
to
know
Flewiii.
Who
i-'Je,
anyway,
to
presume
anything
about
me
at
allf
I
am
sure
that
I
am
not
one
oT,
Hie
fishermen
whom
be
so
lurfronlxlijcly
deslg.
tales
a
"my
fjsliernwn."
By
Hie
way,
w)ieft
does
he
get
bat
stuff
about
me
anyway
f
uridy
it
eanniitle
that
be
eon.'
Ublers
the
average
fishermen
onl
a
par
with
th,
Mexican-
peon,
during
the
IHaid-egtmp.
If
win;
,
wa
said
at
th
lloartl
of
Trails
oieeling
did
nol
suit
him
whv
tilth!
he
nol
gelip
arid
so
say.'
Ihe
same
as
rdid
&
Tliat
was
j
ft
prtifr
plae
attd
timy
to
Jo
Tit,
not
through
Hv
eoHtmns
of
n"
Newspaper,
.
Seeing
ttiil
he
I
m
l.
.
'
...
.
.
!
iiui-ii
ruiirrrtien
aouuiiiis
earee-
tnd,
as
warnings
seeni
lo
he
in!
inler,
I
wish
hjf
would
keep
In.,'
wmarks
about
ine
toilmself
in'
future.
If
be
sTiouljJever
have
anything
lo
siiy
affotit
me,
I
would
like
to
hute
bfm
do
il
in
person
for
I
am
easily
0
be
found
and
am
not
at
all
hard
lo
approach.
-
W.
A.
BIBJWX,
President,
Dundas
Trollers'
m
o
t
i
c
e.
IJI
Till!
MATTEII
uf
in
applK-itlnn
for
Itw
l.u.
of
IT.rti.Uwil
,A-tUt,nu
Hi
fil.H-k
riTty-in
d,
uiMjiui.jn
oi
M
wvsii
tiuiutr-Ht
and
fan
sli
iti
Vuewi
:iiariiu-
IiOom-i,
iu
lis.
i'riin-fi
l
Itrlli.l.
kilmul.n
Olip
Slfi
i,rjr
.n.,f
of
Dm,
,,
fcf
;'f
7."
wf.
T""
"e'-"'t
Ihe
tlme
nor
liilt-ntion
In
u-
arirr
llw
rxiiiratl'm
lilt
Majisjr
iiw
Kinar
In.ilw
Hirhl
i
llie
inns-rial
MiinllK.ii.
Hmnl.
Tlw
oili.
nl
rtlfl.-ale
of
Tin,
11
nurd
hi
It.
F.
Maft.f:0D.
Hyllrar
of
TUtVu.
LAND
ACT.
Notlca
of
Intantlon
ta
Apl
to
Laaia
Land
Lro,.'i!i.'H.rti;;V,,,rn5,!
,Bd
t,,u",
cSitninrliiir
ai
m
ikA.i
..i....
norm
end
of
Soulh
RarliaH
l.landi
"han
"1
"'"n"
'
I'land
ai
IHrh
wli"r
mark
I
and
ronlalninir
iu
arrs,
mors
or
Ism
I
ALFflED
SWA1S0N.'
Dtad
iprU
17,
lti.
APPHftm.
mom
DGDENS
15
PER
PACKET
CUT
PLUG
r
v
v
v
and
in
2
Ib.tins
V
Save
the"R)kcr
HaricTinsert
cards
DEMAND
"Rupert
Brand'
-Kippers
-THE
DAINTIEST
BREAKFAST
FOOD."
Smoked
Dally
by
Canadian
Fish
&
fold
Storage
sr
w
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Steamship
and
Tr
Service
SiiiuiM
fr.,ra
eso.ee
nuecnr
f..r
vsncouwis.
T
M.h
MONOAV
.isl
TMUnSOSr
4.00
STU0.
For
ivox
in.i
sTwnT
0N0r
rmort
-
for
ALASKA
WtDMIDAT,
4
00
r.ir
MASSITT
INLkT
mowoAr,
00
p.m.
F.ir
SKIDCOATC
INLCT
and
SOUTH
QUICN
fortnlfhtlf.
PAsscnacn
tnains
Havi
rmci
nueutT
tl.lt
ifli,
f.r
eninci
otonac,
tottONTon,
win'0
Canada,
I
niled
luoi.
Antf
all
Osaaa
tuamahit
li-I'ae
Canadian
naiinnal
rnreM
for
"nelf
,,rM
1
tt
for
your
nm
hiinirnL
mMt
t
Cllr
Tltkat
Offka,
S2S
Thlf
rnw
js1
nd
Boat.
But
and
Tnxl
Meett
nil
Tralni
ROYAL
HOIS
J.
ZARELLI,
Proprietor,
Phone
34
Simmon's
filed
Beds,
Spring.
tresses
In
every
room.
,n(j
$W
r.2
Booms,
Hot
and
Cold
Water,
Ball'
filenm
ilcnled,
Kleclric
Light.
Corner
of
Third
Ave
and
Sixth
8b
PRINCE
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