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SUM
1
J
Sc
Tuesday,
August
28,
19SS
TREATY
OUTLAWING
WAR
The
siffning
of
the
treaty
outlawing
war
by
fifteen
nations
is
possibly
the
most
important
step
yet
in
the
movement
toward
universal
peace.
While
it
does
not
mean
as
much
as
it
might
seen,
because
no
nation
ever
admit
that
it
is
the
real
aggressor
la
ease
of
an
outbreak,
it
is
an
important
crystal
ization
of
modern
thought.
People
today
are
opposed
to
war
as
they
have
never
been
before.
They
see
the
futility
of
killing
one
another
in
order
to
settle
soast
anestioa
which
could
easily
be
adjudicated.
Kvenr
nation
to
srivinsr
the
matter
earnest
consideration
aad
the
tendency
everywhere
JsJ
against
any
country
being
precipitated
into
conflict
without
flat
people
of
that
nation
first
being
consulted.
HAD
SETBACK
TO
AVIATION
The
sad
loss
of
a
passenger
airplane
near
Victoria
is
a
had
setback
to
aviation.
It
will
tend
to
make
people
lose
confidence
la
air
travel
Coming,
as
it
does,
just
whea
a
new
service
was
Mas
inaugurated,
it
will
mean
th
the
company
operating
will
find
hV
self
badly
handicapped
aad
possibly
may
have
to
go
oat
of
Ike
business,
temporarily
at
any
rate.
FALSIFYING
RECORDS
The
value
of
an
A.RC.
audit
to
the
merchants
who
advertise
is
wen
illustrated
in
a
recent
case
just
reported.
An
Arisoaa
paper
falsified
its
records
and
these
were
discovered
by
the
aadrtori
oa
his
regular
rounds.
He
reported
the
case
aad
the
paper
waa
sBspenoea
irom
toe
organization,
in
order
to
make
good
aad
ssiaia
reinstatement,
the
proprietor
of
the
paper
repaid
to
every
advertiser
the
amount
of
overcharge
for
advertising
based
on
the
fake
statement
and
also
paid
a
-goodly
sum
to
the
rival
newspaper
far
business
wrontrlv
secured
from
it
Thia
what
v.
-
Bureau
of
Circulations
means
to
those
who
have
no
other
way
of
gauging
a
papers
circulation.
News
of
the
Mines
AROUND
PRINCE
RUPERT
Topley-Richfield
is
Showing
up
Well
Taylor
Active
in
Owen
Lake
Field
Jack
Rabbit
Looks
Good
Diamond
drills
at
the
Topley-Richfield
mine
are
now
working
Into
a
huge
bodi
of
ore.
Thirty
feet
of
ore
in
Hole
6
is
outstanding
of
a
series
of
encouraging
reoorts
received
at
SraHhAFfl
i
rnn
4k.
property.
No.
1
hole
was
drilled
to
a
depth
of
920
feet
and
penetrated
a
strong
body
of
ore
with
values
of
$16
in
gold
and
silver.
;
In
No.
6
hole
the
ore
was
encountered
all
the
way
from
240
to
270
!
feet
deep.
Drilling
continues
In
this
hole
and
it
is
believed
that
tne
body
will
be
continuous
to
a
much
greater
depth.
In
the
underground
development
at
the
property
good
results
are
being
obtained.
The
main
operation
at
present
consists
of
a
cross-cut
from
the
Frank
H.
Taylor,
managing
west
vein
to
thet
vein
to,
trike!director
of
Topley
ha,
the
strong
showings
of
high
grade
der
option
and
has
purchased
sev.
uncoverea
on
the
surface
a
few
tr,i
well
known
groapt
of
taim
.
.
"ut
n
the
Owen
Lake
country
and
is
r-.
.wi.,.
pjanning
to
start
a
hi
AevmfttA.
mineralisation,
some
yielding
very
high
values,
and,
while
the
vein
has
not
yet
been
encountered,
conditions
are
such
that
the
objective
is
expected
to
be
reached
at
any
time.
With
the
north
drift
on
the
west
vein
extended
to
a
point
necessitating
another
raise
to
the
surface
to
improve
air
conditions
in
the
underground
workings,
opera
Hobs
have
been
transferred
to
the
ground
south
of
the
main
shaft
and
at
this
point
there
is
a
full
face
of
ore.
Operations
are
being
continued
to
establish
the
extent
of
all
the
ore
bodies
on
the
property.
With
several
new
showings
recently
opened
ment
campaign
by
way
of
diamond
drilling
and
tunnels
which
he
is
confident
will
bring
about
a
huge
producing
mine
in
the
near
future.
On
the
Owen
Lake
properties
there
are
immense
showings
of
gold,
silver,
copper
ore
and
the
assays
are
most
promising.
Some
of
the
properties
recently
acquired
in
the
Owen
Lake
district
by
Mr.
Taylor
are
the
Cole
group,
Wrinch
group,
Angus
McLean
group,
and
Wedsn
and
Larson
holdings
as
well
as
other
prospects
and
up.
reuowed
by
success
in
the
Victory
mine
on
Hudson
Bay
drill
holes.
Tonlev
is
nrnvlnir
im
Mnuntnln
!"..
t
t
n-n
i
-
-
n
i
"
-
vr
Vh,
w.
J
.
f
UIITTIJ
even
better
than
anticipated
and
of
Philadelphia.
In
a
drift
being
ti.
-j
i
.
i
,
u
uCeivtuni
is
onenng
new
run
along
the
first
vein
encoun-problems
for
the
management
tottered
ia
the
long
cross-cut
tunnel,
deal
with.
Already
plans
are
be-ivfhere
work
has
been
recently
ing
made
for
additional
power.
J.
I
centred,
fourteen
inches
of
clean
M.
Turnbull,
professor
of
miner-
ore
is
shown
in
the
face
and
the
alogy
at
the
University
of
British
ore
U'
improving
as
the
tunnels
UJiumuia,
who
Is
condultlng
en-!
advance.'
The
drift,
which
ki
glneer
for
Topley-Riehfleld,
visit
ed
the
property
recently
and
expressed
great
satisfaction
with
the
outlook.
H.
L.
Batten,
consulting
engineer
for
the
underwriters
of
the
stock,
ia
also
well
satisfied.
There
Is
every
prospect
that
the
property
will
soon
reaoh
the
staire
of
one
of
the
most
Im-
Iortant
ore
producers
in
Northern
3plndid
results
are
being
obtained
from
development
of
the
been
extended
thirty
feet,
is
gain
ing
good
becks
with
the
drift
striking
into
the
hill
and
one
of
the
several
main
ore
bodies
is
expected
to
be
encountered'
very
shortly.
Thirteen
men
are
now
employed
at
the
property
and
LABOR
PARTY
LEADER
FRIDAY
Ramsay
Macdonald
Curiou
Anom-oly
According
to
Toronto
Newspaper
Oa
Prides
next
Riht
l
compressor
outfits
are
doing
ex-H
where
it
is
possible
to
start
.
...
.
II
L
1
-
fnl
La....
-
cellent
work.
The
road
to
the
property,
eeverly
Inundated
by
re-
uritlsh
Columbia
If
not
In
the
en-rcent
heavy
rains,
is
now
being
tire
province.
repaired
by
the
department
of
Bl
I
I
I
a
&
A
.1
B
o
I
ended
tor
lvSild
I
those
anomalies
which
nre
perhaps
more
frequently
encountered
in
the
public
life
of
England
than
of
aay
other
country.
Though
the
leader,
and
to
a
degree
the
creator
of
(he
Labor
party,
he
I
in
manner,
and
by
instinct
and
association,
of
the
patrician
class.
Oscar
Wilde
once
described
a
Radical
as
a
man
who
had
never
dined
and
a
Tory
a'
a
gentleman
who
had
never
flioasjfct.
Ramsay
Bamaear
MasJanald.
iMahr
nt
th
.
w.n...u
one
ijiiv
feels.
wit
Is
so
lur
far
-
-
;
wt...viMira(
British
Labor
Party,
is
expected
!
removed
from
the
first
deecrip-
M
awtna
I-
t
.
...
.
.
...
"iw
nujjeri.
accon-
iion
as
to
nave
an
easy
by
his
danchters.
Sneakinr
1
lv
ik
th.
-
m
I
"-
'
lw..WV
u.v
v.
w.u
w
hub
iviiovr
rremier
oi
arnam
tfee
financial
Post
of
Toronto
says:
Ramsay
Macdonald
Is
one
of
public
works
and
transportation
of
supplies
is
becoming
an
easier
task.
a
salad
fork
and
a
niblick.
Hence
there
must
be
a
constant
"war
in
hi
mssahen."
With
the
violent
views
of
men
like
Cook
he
can
have
no
sympathy.
He
has
that
double
sense
of
Imperial
destiny
and
Imperial
responsibility,
which
marks
the
most
thoughtful
men
of
bath
the
Con-
Development
work
which
wrr.
TL
.
.
"T,s
training
and
his
teaching
v,
n
earri,H
carried
on
n
of
u-
lat
been
.
within
J?,n
the
the
ranks
of
,f
the
he
Labor
L?bor
seem
to
justify
the
opening
ofi
r"T
large
large
scale
scale
oneration.
operations
on
on
th.
the
J-lc
Js-k
:
"
him,
in
the
working
Johnnr
Oreekj''
Assavk
JMW.'
Ih
ore
taken
on
this
outcrop
gave
re
turns
of
$30
per
ton
with
gold
values
rumrfng
very
high.
Development
has
been
by
wav
of
oan
cuts
oa
the
surface
exposures
and
the
point
has
now
been
reached
drift
tunnel
into
the
hill
in
order
to
give
depth
of
approximately
160
feet
on
the
ore.
Gold
and
copper
are
the
chief
values.
OI
or
our
Imperial
imperial
tasks,
tasks,
to
to
di.
Raht.it
o-rm.n
ml..f
!.,.
i
ou!
the
rdlatrfeT
belwn
P
row'
and
lt"bin?
PHnelpl.-.
To
TopJey.
T
he
Jack
Rabbit
group
IT.Z,
conMtUotf
adhf
"
J.n
.
.....
"
;
hf
nil
nils
r
a
If
t
1st
nn(
Hiff
i.
Ifl
MTBtiHl
sHnnt
7i,.
.ntU.
n.-
1
HHUH
avus
IUIICO
TTCPl
of
Topley-Richfield
mine
and
about
the
same
distance
from
the
railway.
The
property
was
re
cently
tftkaji
under
option
1
Frank
11.
Taylor
and
mei-JL
put
to
work.
nysjpootig
4hj
su
ae
frdhr'kn'
wurctoir4
'hi?1!
jm
cult
to
understand
how,
at
the
head
of
a
government,
he
finds
it
as
difficult
to
reconcile
his
professed
principles
and
his
Instincts.
as
it
is
to
give
administrative
coherence
to
the
stubborn
and
uncompromising
views
of
the
members
of
his
ministry.
Some
hint
of
weariness
was
reflected
in
occasional
remarks
made
by
the
distinguished
statesman
in
his
addresses
to
Canadian
audiences.
The
evolution
of
parties,
new
The
evolution
of
parties,
new
and
the
same
way
that
settled
government
and
Ordered
precedent
have
evolved
in
the
rough
island
story
of
the
Motherland.
In
that
evolution,
despite
views
and
policies
which
may
at
the
moment
teem
extreme,
Ramsay
Macdonald
is
playing
an
important,
and
on
.he
whole
a
salutary
part.
In
that
connection
both
the
information
and
the
courtesies
he
is
now)
receiving
from
the
Canadian
peo-j
pie
will
b?
helpful.
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