it
.rr.lier
24.
1927
;
-
to
bring
to
you,
the
red
and
white
t
label,
as
fine
he
world
produces,
Ktantly
introduc-L'b
milk
producing
i:r
tilue
ribbon
'
"ow-"
into
the
la
ly
supply
milk
u.rri,;'uin
Condcn-ii
mu.
one
of
the
T
-
Holstein
herd
:r
w
is
owned
by
"tnuon
Milk
Farms.
I
'
?
as
in
many
other
v
insure
the
quality
-in
Milk.
Insure
It
looks
creamy
It
tastes
creamy
It
is
creamy
cu'.'
wui
add
nctj--
-1
fLvnr
whenever
you
use
it.
For
Carnation
is
just
pure,
b
r
x
-evaporated
to
!ouWe
richnm,
"hamogeiUM)"
so
that
r
''-
ip
ha
its
full
share
of
cream.
Diluted,
it
is
ttsd
in
cooking
;
s
smoothnes
and
rktmeta.
Undiluted,
it
take
the
-
:
'
rream
at
oneHhird
the
coat
of
cream.
Order
from
your
er
several
tins
or
a
case
of
48
tins.
3f
rct
copy
f
Utry
BUkt't
Caw
Bock
Aiirta
Carnatlen
Milk
Products
Company,
LimU4,
Aylmtr,
OnUrio.
V
a
r
dverhss
in
"The
Daily
News'
barren
ssmote
has
bsen
token
from
on
part
of
the
vein,
the
higher
gold
values
will
no
doubt
be
found
in
depth.
According
to
assays
already
received
from
various
parts
of
the
vein,
there
wUi
be
sufficient
silver
to
pay
the
cost
of
mining,
thus
leav
ing
the
gold
values
maexry
proins.
uciCTli
null
imi
ma
nipping
vi
v
pay
the
capital
expended
many
times
oWer
and
place
your
Company
In
the
Hat
oi
unnsn
uoitunoias
mamg
dividend
Davins
mines.
"It
is
conservatively
estimated
that
lag
uaiui
ruEwa
..
I
oath
and
do
an
Injustice
to
the
ac
cused."
'
Mr.
Bird
replied
that
he
did
not
suggest
such
a
thing.;
Be
was
not
trie
Valparaso
Lode
alone
contain!
j
acquainted,
however,
with
the
new
jury
OO0.OUU
to
7UU.UUU
ion?
oi
avauaois
Danel
ore
Thla
1
ide
occurs
about
znoo
i
s
feet
above
the
level
of
TCootenay
Already,
the
judge
JoTttted
out.
the
Lake,
experts
agree
that
the
ore
I
application
for
a
change,
of
venue
had
JSft
h'fS
agfS:
occasion..
Unless
tremetidotu
and
wUl
probably
total
:
new
matters
were
broujlit
before
the
over
6
.000,000
tons."
I
court,
he
did
not
see
why
he
should
Resident
Engineer's
com-1
The
said
cbanae
the
decision
More
"w
cnange
tne
a""""-
ex-ment
tx
on
the
lorego.ng
follows
:
"As
regards
the
above
quoted
pub-
J
perlenced
judges
than
himself
had
al-liahed
statements
as
to
the
ore
ton-
ready
dealt
with
the
case.
He
sym-rin'
mine.
Tae
;
PhUed,
however,
with
Mr.
Bird's
con-
that
while
assays
can
be
obtained
In
tention
that
he
should
be
given
the
plaoes
on
the
surface
no
orof
any
;
opportunity
of
studying
the
new
Jury
IV'ini
IJ6"-
irsaisw
assev
mn--.
jed
in
the
underground
work-
s-asrs1
Pnei-
iiTBs
This
stnteineut
lis
bAMd
on
ft
l)U
(m;
KIEICOK
ann
nv
knth
nvorMirt
Ihm
rrVed
TTIt
i
ther.fre
imiSiri
After
further
diecussieh.
His
Lordship
to
estimate
any
appreciable
tonnage
stated
that
It
struck
aim
.
that
there
of
material
of
commercial
value
at
the
present
time."
(3)
The
tsid
publications
also
set
out
the
following:
"A
further
Indication
which
bears
on
the
success
of
the
Company
Is
the
fact
that
they
are
working
In
the
greatest
Qold
producing
formation
the
world
has
ever
known.
That
Is
the
Pre-Cambrian
formation.
This
formation
1
found
in
the
worlds
ampllil
The
was
only
.one
error
in
the
.paper.
"Do
you
thtnK
that'
Is
a
very
'material
error?"
be
Inquired.
"Yes."
replied
Mr.
Bird.
"But
I
am
sure
a
jury
would
give
its
verdict
on
the
evidence
and
not
on
newspaper
reports,"
His
Lordship
stated.
"Sometimes,
It
Is
diffleult
to
throw
greatest
gold
iields
which
have
off
first
impressions,"
replied
Mr.
Bird,
proven
it
tc
depths
of
many
thous-;
ia
any
'
community
suob
errors
may
'
anda.ojf
feet.
Examples
of
this
are
.,
,
,,.h,
.,.
--..
-.
"
j
the
loiiow.ng
mine:
said
Resident
Engineer's
com-,
ease
you
know
it
is
my
custom
to
warn
ment
on
the
foregoing
follows:
lllr,M
w
i
onlv
wltll
th
,vMmF
"TIm.
t'.iiwrnin
I.one
anri
H&rah
2nd
'
quarts
veins
occur
In
granitic
rocks,
nd
put
outside
Impresatons
from
their
oi
trie
Memoii
Dainoii.n
wnicn
are
minds.
Xju,Lr
ris
"v"-'
ur'
Mr.
Johnson
referred
to
the
principle
!
that
facts
"
lald
aovn
,n
a
nd
HONOURABLE
WM.
SLOAN.
MlnlHter
of
Mine
not
opinions
ruled
such
cases.
Juror
I
"cfforeBrffidmidMerBimU"
1
I
fJfie
quality
is
always
the
same
g
PAGE
FTVB
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LABEL
IS
RED
AND
WHITE
JL
-ft-
-n
JU-.O.V
JLJLJL-.JLX.
-
up?
(.amiuon
Milk,
lew
gram
sK.
1
I
among
vanilla.
I'lace
in
r
:,t
uiur.
yrup,
salt
and
butter.
Stir
until
man
Mb
to
clear,
-
'.er
.
thru
add
gradually
so
m
not
to
Mo
boiling,
the
Carnation
a
'
4-
drcrrfi
F.
or
to
firm
ball
stage,
stirring
const
u.tty.
Add
1
Phone
8
i
Produced
in
Canada
Way
of
Doing
Washing
r
hock
it
any
way
you
want
to,
and
you
will
And
that
indry
washing
costs
lew.
Laundry
waahed
clothes
are
nor.
It
vnu
won't
bake
your
own
bread,
then
why
spend
i
it;:
pasipr.
more
economical
way.
juveaiiKute.
JOU
Wiu
:d
lie
laundry
does
it
best.
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ua
today.
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Laundry
and
Dry
Cleaners
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orricE.
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ruiMt
i""'
THE
ASSOCIATE!)
MINING
&
SANKEV
CASE
IHSTUSSBD
IN
.Mii.w.Mi
CUMI'ANY.
LIMITED.
COURT
VIEW
TO
A
TOSSIIiLH
MOTICC
IB
IIMilOiY
aivm
Ut
the
RMKIrat
Bnitinaar
No
&.
KMtani
Miun-.tl
Mrveji
DUln
:
Br.t:-h
Culuartota
U4on
'"
notic
at
na
aiHwrtaMtl
and
tattolUd
at
at
HwMk
t
a
rtain
Compai'jr.
vut
rhe
Aaaoclatad
Hitting
&
M.!ling
Ccii.iiany.
I.lmlUd.
upon
alate-nu
or
vcrma
uut
in
aeeoroajae
with
U
actual
iaru
Knfwcur.drtlon.
ba
Tin
piMU.uiY
M
rj'.MKl
tlir
Mil:-
rrai
burvr
Dr'ataut
Act."
Cr-.i.p-.cr
loo.
KJSB.C
UaCCda
It
tu-v'rl
prv.ra
tiijury
to
Mavaaton
to
K
-f
me
II.j.)uj
notlct:
I
hat
:ii-
ul
Maa.daui
K
Irwor.
under
du'.r
u;
ui
N.aajatai
IjTl.
has
auksntt-t
to
.'.a
.liniiWr
al
Mumi
a
drtiilad
rc)tort
nd
c
nutaMai
an
Kateanenu
cou-talnvd
in
puDllnaUcjin
iaMd
under
the
uamc
oi
ur
itfAvemeuttoaad
Cam
pan;
aiHi
oomptvei
tn
(cnaa
wbu-h
aoliclt
the
uf
Mtarrv
ir.
the
said
Aaaoclated
Mining
Minim;
Oompanjr.'
buultea.
1
1
1
A
teadiiiK
pwiaraph
of
out
oi
the
a.u
pu
d..
cul
mil
t
rad
Die
pr
ipart)
laUr
bought
by
Irjlil
wli.cti
id
Mining
Cumpauy'
iped
i.
mpany
amui
coiii.d:r;.DIe
(old
.id
ailvr
or,
the
Conipanj
.pom
iur
aums
of
money
i.
.u;u
.
war.
iiif
snipmeuu
Doing
mud
Ir.
ni
the
l
fuot
level.
The
v.
iHM
:
that
tunc
arr
tald
to
ha.e
ln.ii
::mi
jv
;.
ralirjad
eun
tract
in
li.u.
they
w-;t
interested
anJ
i
hi
1'iii.puuy
cca
il
operation
on
ih-
'Vaipraao1
mine
during
the
spring
ot
uwa
Tk
.
:d
publlcut'on
aet
out
fur-'
her
The
properite.-,
wee
worked
th
.
i
jr-,
ago
...
KUd
pr
jpertlea
h::-i
u-ider
c;osol't
methods
have
been
n.
ide
to
pay
Tin
said
Reiident
Bn,.ne2rg
ooin-"ii
i.'
i
n
the
Isragjing
followa
1
iif
fail
arr
.an-
tin-re
la
no
r?-.
i
:
uny
prai
iubie
production
h:..:..
been
made
bv
Uie
VaJparatj
ciJid
M.uini
Comyauy.
which
develop-
;
'Vaiparaao'
and
'Q3V
eminent'
ia:
..-
tu
IB-JO.
1B01
and
1909.
It
an;,
.-i.ipuici.-.d
had
been
made
they
"'
.:c
na'.v
been
recorded
In
the
uu..:'erljr
r?iuma
r.-quired
under
the
T..)..
jh
Act-
".
Ti.i
wiit:
iub.:cat.oai
further
read:
.
i.
pr.ipcaed
to
continue
the
us...'-'
i.
i.i
ore
ut.the
L3St
Mint
!
:;o
tue
vein
j;i
the
736
loot
!"..:
in
tut'
Korth
and
uuder
the
u:paiaiio
una
Government
tuuuela.
1
!..
will
block
out
mi
ore
body
6000
It-
:
I
ng
and
TJb
Urt
In
depth,
glv-u.g
:n.
apprciaimate
tannage
al
1.500.-000
toiM.
"The
ore
blocked
at
the
preeent
time
is
aatlmated
00'j.oou
to
700.000
tons
The
average
eati
mated
protlt
la
about
17.00
per
ton.
A
tentative
contract
Uj
under
review
for
the
con-atructlon
cat
a
mill
for
the
raining
of
the
Compaur'a
ore
with
the
United
Lade
Mlniii;
Company.
Limited,
who
arr
opera
Lit.-
in
the
aaae
dlatrlc;.
Cinaioeraole
amqunu
of
milling
and
shipping
ore
are
already
available
from
the
present
are
blocked
out
and
tousling
on
ore
dumps
at
the
portals
oi
tna
varioui
tunnejs.
The
tonnage
blocked
out
by
open
I
named
cua
Bau
luuueih
la
eaiiuubru
mi
approatmately
000,000
to
7O0.0W)
tons
with
a
probable
tannage
ot
jvr
1.-600.000
tons
in
the
Vaiparaio
Lode.
The
tonnage
la
only
estimated
to
Use
7M
toot
level.
Expert
agree
that
the
ore
bsdles
continue
to
be-
CHANGE
OF
VENUE
AND
THEN
IS
ADJOURNED
(ncftttmird
rrom
pat
obt)
been
made
tar
M
ew
jurora
who
were
bound
to
be
(4as.rtl
up
traen
Use
streets
of
PriMeJtdpert
without
pre
judice
to'Sals
MgginHMi
lew
a
bang
of
venue.
ir.
BgM
-facgautted
afJssVlie
wan
entitled
o
Ma
to
investlgCgsflhi
the
new
jury
paiiet
wacorr
the
cue
proceed
wJ
Mr
Bird
eontlnsMct
that
he
h.i.t
very
cogent
material
SO
fassjuor
in
aupiiori
of
his
appllcattasj
fejr
a
change
of
venue
One
BMaJatptr
report
of
a
ie.teenent
puq
staHjig
rto
have
beeei
aude
by
Skf
was
"moat
geoas
and
.nl:eadlng
"
t
pWtt4
to
amy
that
3ankey
at
ease
tko
had
told
the
police
Mr.
Johnson
silgsjulsrl
that
Hut
Lordship
might
read
Uie
affidavit
in
tins
'
nutter
ao
tjavt
undue
publicity
would
not
be
Klrsn
it.
"Both
papers
have
been
equally
guilty."
continued
Mr.
Bird
The
Dull)
1
Kews.
however,
bod
been
more
particularly
in
error.
In
the
latur
parx--banker
hod
been
ate
ted
to
have
m::
.ijmething
that
wan
m
ubouid
icnirthing
that
w
mid
conv.mr
nil
I
he
wai-
a
liar.
In
tl-ia
Jurisdletkm.
In
ve
ol
tk..a:
;
r.'.d
bee-.i
puhllahed.
Mr.
Bird
c
intenderi
:
that
to
hold
the
trial
would
be
ve-
'
dangerous.
1
CIUVATIMI
JI
KY
Mr.
Justice
W.
A.
Macdonald
inquired
j
If
Mr.
Bird
mifbt
anafgy
be
engaged
!n
edueotmg
sueh
jMrymen
aa
might
be
present.
Mr.
Bird
replied
that
the
appearance
of
the
miatatatnont
mag-i:r;ed
the
fast
i
bat
it
had
been
pnkUalird
at
all.
He
ihen
cited
to
the
court
rasea
that
he
claimed
narelleted
tke
preteut
one
and
In
which
changes
Of
venue
hn:l
been
made.
His
Lordship
stated
tfcat
he
had
seen
i
o
new
evidence
He
pointed
out
that
Mr.
Bird's
application
had
twice
bee
refused
by
Mr.
Juatiee
fclorrjioii
Waa
there
any
reason
why
he
nhould
change
those
decision!?
Mr.
Bird
replied
that
the
onus
in
the
nutter
now
fell
upon
the
trial
Judge.
He
eutmitted
that
the
clrcumstar.ee.-gsve
weight
to
what
had
been
suggested.
There
wao
not
even
a
doubt
I
that
the
line
at
deaaarttauon
had
beet
He
bold
that
even
this
juris
diction
hud
not
been
com
tied
for
jurors
as
far
removed
a
possible
from
the
city
where
the
publication
had
At
the
suggestion
of
Mr
Johnson.
Mis
OW
the
2.000
foot
level:
the
future
l
,,ri.hli
than
narusad
sffida.-IL
whlrh
babSy'tctal'm
ere!oaotosU
lmsih"tl
subsequently
bean
tasen
In
cxui-tounage
Is
estimated
on
Use
bails
of
j
junction
with
the
matter
i?
wtn
'of
T
f
T&ve'm
T.'
Mr
Blrt
fBrth"r
rSaurt
vein
tn
gTaolte
and
OBtonds
to
newspaper
srttds
on
October
it
when
Stoat
depth.
The
ore
bodies
are
Sankey,
wtthout
quoUfteatstfi.
bad
been
muraniirea
.tansnnt
ana
l
-feried
to
as
"the
murderer
of
Loretta
Chlsnolm."
That
was
In
line
with
the
oomplalnu
he
had
to
make.
MAX
IT
HAKKANTEIlf
"But
would
that
warrant
a
change
of
venue?"
inquired
Ills
Lordship.
The
Sarah
Snd
mine
will
also
de-
J
indication
or
the
tone
velop
enormous
tonnage,
the
strike
1
prevailing"
submitted
Mr"
Bird.
fhft
If
tot
WsrluJO
"lmUr
"
"You
m.u
ne
-
111.
Lordshrp
The
Vatearaao
Lode
together
with!
stated,
"as
to
what
extent
the
people
the
Sarah
and
vein
WlU
develop
SUf-.
at
Mnn
ftunert
would
fnrst
their
from
various
electoral
ridlnbs
as
Omin-eca.
Skeeiia.
Mackeme.
Pritue
Rupen
and
Atlm
could
be
empi.uneled
in
Prince
Itupcrt.
Could
It
be
said
that
a
representative
Jury
had
been
em-panneled
following
the
attack
that
had
been
made
on
the
newspapers?
It
was
unfortunate
that
there
had
been
too
much
newspaper
notoriety
In
connection
with
this
caie.
Whether
it
had
affected
prospective
jurymen
was
a
matter
that
must
be
proven
by
fact
rather
than
opinion.
He
submitted
that
His
Lordship
should
make
his
Judgment
on
the
matter
In
the
Ught
of
the
circumstances
which
presented
themselves
today.
It
could
be
seen
the
position
that
he
iMr.
Johnson)
was
faced
with.
"Has
the
situation
been
altered?"
Inquired
His
Lordship.
All
the
material
that
Mr.
Bird
had
produced
had
already
been
passed
upon,
replied
Mr.
Johnson.
He
pointed
out
hut
the
present
Judge
was
not
a
court
of
appeal
upon
his
brother
judges
unless
new
material
were
adduced.
He
i
Mr.
Johnson)
was
bound
to
assist
the
crown
but
he
did
not
think
he
should
,bc
asked
to
give
his
own
personal
views.
It
waa
a
matter
of
discretion.
Tl'e
facts
werehfiCg.
eth
alb.
.IL-itivas
IL-waa
not
not
him
to
Judee
il5r
fiiJUSHceStroul
done
the
accused
WOlLIl
NOT
filVE
VIEW
"What
Is
your
view?"
pressed
Ills
Lordship.
Mr.
Johnson
admitted
that
there
was
new
material
which
would
undoubtedly
have
been
considered
at
the
hearing
of
the
former
application
regarding
effect
upon
Juries.
Further
pressed
by
His
Lordship
for
a
deMi.irr
answer
as
to
whether
he
felt
a
':t"
.riul
could
be
given
as
a
-
-earttr..:
of
newspapers.
.tniu.K
s
ated
that
his
belief
was
Three
generations
of
pipe
smokers
have
found
supreme
contentment
in
Old
Chum.
Year
after
year,
its
circle
of
loyal
friends
has
widened
and
widened,
until
today
Old
Chum
is
the
favourite
smoke
of
thousands
of
Canadians
from
coast
to
coast.
Valuable
"Poker
Hands"
in
every
package
and
tin.
Topo
"Poker
Hands"
in
the
large
25c
package.
THE
DISPOSAL
Geo
U,
1
of
Tites
Stock
IS
Continuing
Today
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of
Bargains
Wood
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lot
sufficient.
Mr.
Johnson
cited
cases
to
show
that
prejudice
was
considered
no
reason
for
a
change
of
venue.
"You
do
not
seem
prepared
to
take
a
stand."
observed
His
Lordship
to
Mr.
Johnson.
only
to
point
out
J&lj
was
rat
un
un
tdSkhlm
Khini
iitioould3t&fttK
faqt:
reiterated
reiterated
Mr.
Johnson.
lH
could
not
say
whether
or
not
what
had
beeu.
published
In
the
newspapers
would
affect
the
Jury.
"Will
you
admit
then
that
a
fair
and
proper
trial
Is
impossible?"
asked
His
Lordship.
"I
am
not
prepared
to
say,"
replied
Mr.
Johnson.
"You
are
not
prepared
to
take
a
stand."
concluded
His
Lordship.
"We
will
proceed
with
the
other
case
Decision
is
reserved
and
the
Sankev
trial
adJotr.
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