PAGE
TWO
Millions
of
people
have
been
converted
from
using
ordinary
common
teas
They
now
use
"SALADA"
Do
you
know
why?
A
trial
package
will
answer
the
question
All
grocers
se!I
"SALADA".
Brown
Label
Quality,
80c
lb.
Orange
Pekoe
Blend,
85c
lb.
SPEEDINC.
I
P
TRAFFIC
The
tend.
ii.
it-
d:-
i.
'(.waid
sjn-fili
n?
up
tral'lic.
Slowing
down
-auc-
o'ni
-l
In
Sa"ka...oii
they
have
had
a
fifteen
'
mile
.-peed
linn;
mr
wi;h
U;e
roulh
ot
the
!r:.!:i..
the
thief
of
poliie
has
if.
"nnru-ndeii
iha
ti,.-
-
p,
.
(i
i,
;
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r.
a.-ed
to
2li
miles
a!)
hour
and
this
ha-
t
:i
d.
i.e
1;.
n
.
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.peed
i-
greater
than
mile..
a:.d
the
tehil.-.ii
v
i.
t,.
a,
ml
an
ii.rea-e.
DOES
AD
ERT1SIM,
P.?
The
itepartnu-nt
of
national
.t
ei:ue
n
p.u-t
-
that
im
i.nie
tax
pament.-
ui-
month
to'.alled
1
('.'..
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(
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iei-i
ions
mr
April
a
ear
a
p.
n
i
e
The
im
tease
was
iM.X'.!
1;;,
oei
fif'
per
en:,
i.nmii;
gen.
ral
prosj..
ntx
ma;.
aecoui:t
tor
some
of
the
jfain.
(im
ih-
ir
iint
i
my
pei
.-en:
more
taxpayers
in
the
country
than
ihe
.
,:i-
a
year
Mine.
ihe
ajrj.'!,"j.':ite
ol
income,
liable
to
taxation
i,;,.
i,,,;
ic,
i,
m
;.n
.
.
u
t
p
r.
ei
-ap
.
Nor
are
Canadian.,
ant
more
!
nl
ol
pa'
;;ig
t.ies
tn;:n
tl.et
u.
ie
twelve
rnoiitns
ago.
The
only
other
ap
arent
tat
to;
in
making
tip
this
remarkable
gain
watiiet;.ci
that
in.
ilepartnie:.:
tin-
;.
employed
newspaper
advert
i.ing
a.
a
means
ot
..p(
,
.i.ng
ap
..iin
',..n
I
Hiring
April
large
advertisenieiu
vv.te
:n.
cried
in
new
-m
pei
s
ali
over
the
Dominion
calling
attention
to
tin-
lac
that
i.
iconic
tax
returns
we-due
l.v
the
en.t
o:
in.
ni'-ffs.
giv
ing
p.n.c
alar,
a-
to
who
were
liaiin
for
taxation,
and
reminding
al!
v
-rwti
that
there
were
pcnalue.
lor
detail!!.
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liguic-
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tiifir
titneaa
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men
the
collection
is
made.
In
these
two
volume
bun
achieved
an
undoubted
success.
The
1
1
uj
pose
of
the
(.olden
Treasury
of
Canadian
Verse
is
to
l'nuUfc
an
inexpensive
guide-book
to
the
beat
Canadian
poetry
and
in
pursuit
of
this
asm
Mr,
Sti)bjn,l,
ortiAed
a
itiwifuftawikap
are
among
anthologistH.
Probakily
no
poetry-lover
can
glance
through
a
limited
collection
such
as
this
without
experiencing
some
slight
sense
of
disappointment
at
the
omiBsion
of
some
favorite
poem.
It
is
one
of
the
difficult
taKs
facing
the
anthologist
to
decide
whether
his
selection
shall
include
only
poem
which
ure
already
well
and
favorably
known
o
equally
representative
but
less
familiar
examples.
Mr.
Stephen
has.
1
think,
wisely
chosen
the
latter
course.
The
poems
which
insiunily
leap
to
the
mind
of
the
average
reader
when
Chit.
G.
D.
Roberts.
Bliss
Carman
and
other
outstanding
Canadian
poets
are
mentioned
can
Im-
found
in
other
collections
but
the
selections
included
in
this
volume
are.
in
most
cases
new
to
anthologies
The
selections
in
an
anthorojry
are.
after
all,
so
much
a
question
of
taste
that
the
task
of
u
reviewer
is
limited.
Each
leader
must
find
therein
something
with
greater
or
lesser
appeal
to
himself
or
herself
and
space
forbids
more
than
the
mention
of
a
few
outstanding
poems.
Among
these
are
('has.
G.
I).
Roberts'
"On
the
Road,"
chosen
by
the
uuthor
himself
ns
one
of
his
favorite
pleci-s.
Here,
too,
are
"Earth
Voices"
and
the
lovely
"Vestigia"
of
Bliss
Carman.
Pauline
Johnson's
beautiful
"Shadow
River"
is
one
of
the
two
elections
f
om
the
works
of
this
poetess
and
the
artistry
of
"O
Keep
the
World
Forever
at
the
Dawn"
and
"On
Lac
St.
lrenee,"
by
Mar-Jorie
IMifctrtali
makes
one
rtfh
for
a
larger
selection
from
her
TW
ark.
Que
missen
"oUiarkt
u4
-Uuld-
The
Maples"
faen.J4
own
poems
but
its
place
is
well
taken
by
"September
Winds"
froju
u
later
volume
of
the
author.
"I
Love
Old
Things"
by
Wilson
Mac-Donald,
and
"The
Song
of
the
Ski"
show
two
distinct
phases
of
the
poet's
wo
k.
but
here
again
one
would
willingly
pardon
repetition
to
have
his
magnificent
sonnet
to
Pauline
Johnson
included.
The
Golden
Treasury
of
Canadian
Verse
has
been
authorised
for
use
in
the
Junior
High
Schools
of
British
Columbia
and
should
be
found
particularly
suitable
for
class-room
work
as
a
short
biographical
note
accompanies
the
selections
from
each
of
the
poets
included.
The
publishers
are
to
be
congratulated
on
the
general
apear-ance
of
this
volume
and
particularly
upon
the
woodcuts
which
illustrate
it.
Mr.
Walkou-in.-
has
caught
the
spirit
of
the
poems
he
deals
with
anil
his
illustrations
are
equally
happy
in
conception
und
in
execution.
mine
syndicate
have
bam
apM
tocauir
roesUjf
:r
Suwsrt.
George
Buna,
owner
nrocrt.
hsvlna
thus
raised
Wl;SO0
develoDment
la
lees
than
three
weeks
modem
camp
is
being
built
at
the
mine
and
mining
will
b
undertaken
with
machine
drills
In
about
three
weeks.
Jack
HarUey.
who
has
been
Identified
v.ith
Georgia
River
developments
for
ereral
years,
has
left
ttvwart
with
a
small
crew
(or
the
Oeorgia
itiver
Mln-i.i!
c.
to
do
some
work
necessary
"to
K
-i
-nencement
of
the
seasons
op-
t
;
a:.,
'ton
of
William
Bunt-
..i
;
tor
the
Premier
J
ru-
r
M
:
,,
camp,
OOOk-
...
ci
-
a.
'.!!...
!
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im
have
been
.
vi
.;
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.
sad
min-
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week.
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t
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,
cclip
i
.
1
1
1
1
j
.
.
s
V
amount
of
:
another
ahipplng
:.
to
the
list
during
the
as
toon
as
equipment
is
ie
waddle
property
at
a
.
i
ay
the
Bllw
Crest
aftn-k
'
tnplete
tramway
consisting
'
.
.
bucket,
cables,
etc.
has.
:r.
bi
.
Is
the
Intention
of
the;
::..:'.
-
i
stal
the
tramway
as
soon
!'-..
Die
A
camp
will
be
eatabllsbed
the
hill
and
compressors
..
..
,.:led
so
that
mtnlng
can
be
:
economically.
Development
.,
;
will
consist
of
a
drift
on
the
-
v
u
has
been
traced
for
800
feet
.
:ii
tir
rt
will
give
a
depth
of
over
-
below
the
shaft
where
good
re-.-
were
obtained
last
year.
The
com-a
will
also
carry
on
development
vork
again
on
the
Silver
Crest
property
at
8'ewsrt.
This
property
lies
north
of
the
Big
Missouri
and
dianumd
drilling
rill
be
the
principal
work
carried
eut
this
year.
P.
B.
Pefraon
will
be
to
charge
of
operations.
,
'
The
Musketeer
group,
between
the
Wolf
and
Tiger
properties
up
the
Kit-;
ut
River
from
Alios
Arm.
will
be
do-'
.sliced
thu
year
by
Seattle
Interests
with
K.
C.
Pickett
of
Alice
Arm
In
,
char-e
of
operations
The
Musketee-,
lis
some
splendid
surface
showings
of
ore
und
these
will
te
developed
by
open
cuts.
Borne
development
work
was
j
done
on
the
Musketeer
In
1890
but
xliice
then
it
has
been
practically
neglected
This
years
work,
it
is
-apected
will
put
the
property
near
or
into
t!W
producing
rlars
P
M
Llnkwster
of
Victoria
hss
ben
Ircted
president
of
the
c
-n)liclteri
Oeorgc
Copper
mines
at
Btewart
Th"
board
conalaU
of
Oeorge
M
Kllburn
and
Met
O'Brien
of
Vancouver
Conn-
oittod
englneem:
Mr.
snd
Mr
W
B
Oe:
rpc
of
Btewart;
Jack
Mullen
l
In-idIKb
apd
Richard
Jones
of
vir'nna
More
diamond
drilling
will
tfc
mrned
.ml
on
the
property
thls;yer
.,
r,
t.u.'.i,.
riai
ifoi
wlud
n
-
i
RECEPTION
(UTIIKRIVri
AfTKIt
THE
PI.AV
MKT
MCIIIT
ritOVEM
VKHV
KXJOV-
,iii.E
i:vi:nt
The
roniedy
laree
".
Vou
a
Mason'"
was
p'myeri
agdin
ui
a
capacity
house
la.n
nlitlit
In
tn
Weatroline
I
Theatre,
the
parts
being
all
exoi'llrnilv
taken
At
the
conclusion
thf
l.utie
lul
u'
riiKie
were
preoenUtl
with
Iwnu-
J
TV
YHK
DaIIy
NEW
i.
News
of
the
Mines
AROUND
PRINCE
RUPER1
Activity
in
Marmot
Hirer
Sectionjj-To
'Develop
Nuas
Itiver
Placer
liirwund
Cantu
at
;5tewart
Developing
i
i.V
lri'1
it
With
the
Porter-Idaho,
Ma.
mot
iletals
and
Prosperity
proper-
ties
in
ihe
limelight,
there
will
be
much
activity
in
the
Marmot
Itiver;
section
at
Stewart
this
season.
About
a
mil
of
right
of
way
of
the
Porter-Idaho
tram
line
has
been
cleared
and
a
big
air
compressor
is
at
the
beach
awaiting
transportation
to
thi
miae.
All
the
Porter-Idaho
crew
has
been
laid
off
until
the
oamp
-eiseor
and
camp
supplies
can
be
taken
in.
Plans
are
being
j-udaf
for
the
construction
of
a
wharf
and
lower
tram
terminal,
ore
bunts,
concentrating
mill,.
etc.,
for
all
of
which
a
site
has
been
purchased.
Louis
Kobichaua
nas
rlurud
to
Stewart
after
a
surrey
of
--
-
conditions
In
the
section
for
the
Mar-
tUuJ
bQU(ueta
flower.
Metal
Ltd.
and
states
that
www
I
ait
TbeTt
WM
a
Option
at
the
I.OX.
is
going
last
with
the
result
that
noj.
ftr
the
pU
where
,upper
wa)
difficulty
i
oeing
encoumereu
m
.
an,
dai-ste
enjoyed
by
mem
ng
Magae
Pass
with
supplies
for
the
Er.glr.fM-.
Mariund
and
Marmot
oow
prc.-frtlen
lYanjportatlon
to
the
Marmot
Metals
be
resumed.
M-.-tra.
H
'oton.
Kimball
and
Mc-Fsddcn
have
returned
to
8iewart
fram
til
While
River
!-ectlo;i
across
the
Bitter
Creek
glac'.er
on
the
Naas
River
slope
where
they
located
fourteen
placer
leases.
Fitzgerald
brothers
will
finance
prellm-.nary
operations
on
the
placer
ground
ber
of
the
chib
and
their
friends.
After
supper
Ales.
Connon.
president
ol
the
c:ub
-and
dm-rror
ot
;he
play,
.t
anked
the
members
cf
the
caste
and
Uhe
ushers
and
all
thot
who
took
part
In
any
way.
Oeorgc
Michel!
repllJd
and
."xpressed
the
th:
nko
of
tlie
members
of
the
caste
for
the
excellent
training
they
had
received
from
the
direeter.
A
five
dollar
boa
pretested
by
of
chocolates
was
Mitchell
to
Miss
wmcn
may
-"
Laura
VrlswU
tor
the
largest
number
.Derations.
Prospects
have
teen
obUlned
over
two
as
high
as
thirteen
cent
per
pan.
hundred
All
units
In
the
Marmot
Xngtoeer
The
party
broke
up
nbout
2
a.m.
B
URGES
RIVER
ROAD
ROUTE
.HMfOrATE
OF
THE
IIKiHWAV
OO-ISO
BV
TMC
rANNEKIIM
COM
EH
FOKU'AKII
TIss
other
day
tlwre
was
a
very
interesting
tatter
written
by
P.
W.
Andersen
advoeatHkt
the
Interior
route
for
the
Skeena
Highway
In
preference
to
the
river
route.
Now
comes
an
advocate
of
the
river
route
who
states
that
it
I?
the
only
reasonable
one
to
take
at
the
present
time.
He
says
that
this
route
la
an
excellent
one.
eay
to
build
and
serviceable
to
the
enly
people
now
m
that
part
of
the
courtry.
The
river
route
advocate
nays
that
he
route
mapped
out
by
the
surveyors
decidedly
a
scenic
one.
in
a
num-
of
places
it
rises
from
the
river
and
a
splendid
view
may
be
-tilled
Prom
rt
the
freer
to
tery
.uresque
and
the'
sight
Is
a
one
especially
when
the
fishing
beat
are
cut.
There
Is
no
romparlsoi.
between
the
highway
route
and
the
train
route
on
aero
ant
of
the
greater
elevation
In
any
event
it
wtH
be
desirable
to
go
to
Port
Mdwul
as
toe
new
sawmill
la
being
bultt
at
the
bead
of
Porpoise
Harbor
and
the
road
will
serve
it
as
well
aa
the
Banner
tea
The
canneries
are
not
far
apart
and
ali
of
them
will
be
served
by
the
highway.
CHURCH
TEA
AT
HOME
OF
MRS.
B.
MORGAN
Naweesefnl
AIT
air
HeM
YenUrday
A
Iter
-awan
by
lavwtas'.AM
f
First
llartJat
Cfewarti
In
the
home
of
Mrs.
Bert
Morgan.
430
Fifth
Avenue
West,
which
wac
ceautilully
decorated
with
spring
flowers
and
foliage
for
the
occasion,
a
successful
Victoria
Day
patrtwUc
tea
was
held
yesterday
afternoon
by
the
Ladles'
AM
of
Pint
Baptist
Church
Mrs
AfBrgaa
waa
assisted
In
receiving
the
goests
by
Mrs.
W.
P.
Price
and
Mi
P.
H
Unary
Mrs.
CnaTles
Larkln
and
Mrs.
O
W
Johnstone
poured
with
Mrs.
J.
McDonald,
atrs.
J.
A
Lindsay
and
Mrs.
A
Ivansao
assisting
Ui
serving.
Mrs
James
Hampton
bad
charge
of
the
borne
soaking
table
and
Mrs
Vic
Houston
acted
aa
cashier
There
was
a
brtel
musical
program
to
which
Miss
Connie
Morgan
contributed
with
piano
solos
snd
B.
A.
MePherson
with
veal
solos
About
on
liiindncl
lsdie
lent
patronage
to
the
atTuli
by
calling
und
the
financial
result
were
vety
satisfactory
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II
3
Outdoors
or
Indoors
3
whatever
your
tiik.
I
Let
WTlICirrS
refresh
9
you
allay
Your
thirit,
aid
appetite
and
digestion.
a
RITISH
COLUMBIA
The
Mineral
Province
of
Western
Canada
i,
i
i
i
..n
,.ti
a
To
the
end
of
December,
1926.
.itt.iiitt
mjw
i.i.-i,
Has
produced
Minerals
as
follows:
Placer
Gold,
178,01848;
Lode
Ptd,.4l2r..:72.:!is-Silver.
$80,W7,O;
Lead,
$106,976,442;
Copper,.
$2W,67,t8:
Zinc.
MM?.m-.
(
.,.,!
,,
Coke,
$234,599.13:1;
Structural
Materials
and
Miscellaneous
Minerals.
JM),
175,407;
u,;,,,.,
its
mineral
production
to
the
end
of
1926
show
an
AGGREGATE
VALUE
OF
$9g8.10M70.
PRODUCTION
FOR
YEAR
ENDING
DECEMBER,
192C,
C7.1M42
The
Mining
Laws
of
this
Province
are
more
liberal
and
the
fee
lower
than
thos.
i
any
other
Province
in
the
Dominion,
or
any
colony
in
the
liritish
Empire.
Mineral
locations
are
granted
to
discoverers
for
nominal
fees,
Absolute
Titles
are
obtained
by
developing
sueh
properties,
the
security
of
win.
,
guaranteed
by
Crown
grants.
Full
information,
together
with
Mining
Reports
and
Maps,
tsay
be
obtained
gmtiH
i,y
addressing
THE
HONORAIILE
THE
MINISTER
OF
MINUS.
VICTORIA.
BRITISH
COLUMBIA.
M.Ii.Practically
all
British
Columbia
Mineral
Properties
upon
which
devi'li.,m.
...
work
has
been
done
are
described
in
some
on
of
the
Annual
Reports
of
the
Minit,
r
,.
Mines.
Those
considering
mining
investments
should
refer
to
such
reports.
They
are
a-.;i
,
able
without
charge
on
application
to
the
Department
of
Mines,
Victoria.
B.C.
Ri"
'
-the
Geological
Survey
of
Canada,
Winch
Building.
Vancouver,
are
recommended
as
vain.,!,,
sources
of
information.
Reports
eovering
of
the
Six
Mineral
Survey
Districts
are
published
separately,
,!
,lT
available
on
application.
I
Man
in
the
Moon
s
'n
There
are
plenty
of
forecasts
ot
the
Vrheat
crop
on
the
prairies
but
so
far
I
have
not
noticed
any
forecasts
as
to
the
annual
crop
of
June
brides.
J
A
married
man
likes
tb
rammer
be
!
cause
it
Is
not
so
unpleasant
putting
i
out
the
milk
bottles
after
be
is
un
dressed.
'
When
you
come
to
know
them,
won
it
Is
often
very
difficult
to
ten
tat
sinners
from
the
rtgnteous.
When
a
big
man
ealki
you
a
liar,
dlplcmacy
Is
the
beat
policy
A
fishing
smack
la
what
a
fisherman
gives
the
gin
whoa
he
gfcfcd.
At
a
looai
concert
not
one
hundred
years
aa
tiMee
was
a
vocal
quartet.
Ssmeon
In
toe
audience
asked
why
they
sang
altogether
and
his
neighbor
iwitb
a
amOt
remarked.
"Mo
one
man
(likes
to
take
all
the
blame
He
crept
upstairs
with
shoes
in
band
Just
as
toe
night
took
wing.
And
just
ahead
he
saw
his
wife
Doing
the
same
darned
thing.
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
MAY
II.
tftlft.
The
polio
nnsn
mission,
at
its
regular
..icntbjy
meeting
yes
Is
i
day
afternoon,
crcided
that
the
law
would
have
to
be
aiete
asrletty
ealareed
with
regard
ta
triers,
asotar
speeding
and
blind
plat.
Kany
matters
of
tm
ports
noe
were
ac
tuated
by
the
Taw
Wartime
natural
resources
oom-.ilttse
bad
a
meeting
last
night
la
tlte
Board
of
Trade
rooms
with
the
d-i-.tct
chairman.
D.
O.
Btewart.
In
the
chair.
Various
plana
were
dlacusaed
liehiuj
bsuHeeeepers
oould
cut
down
a
elr
ocete.
The
cash
and
carry
system
in
Prince
liupert
was
auggeated.
Hailbus
boats
In
today
are:
Niagara.
10.00
pounds;
Uranus.
0,000
;
Arctic.
gftJWO
pounds:
James
Car
ru
then.
80.-uoo
pounds.
Tba
prlot
for
halibut
was
J4c
j
CEIlTiriCATE
Or
I.MritOVKMKNTH
NUT1CK
Princess
Jai,
Lot
4866:
Pilot,
Lot
487.
RAF
.
Lot
t6e:
Observer.
Lot
mb
Mineral
Olatma.
situate
in
the
Atlla
Mln-
t:ig
Division
of
Oaasiar
Dlatiict
Where
loeatea:
on
Munro
Mountain
about
fou
miles
from
the
town
of
Atlin.
TAKE
WOT1
CI!
that
ws,
James
C.
R
Pixser,
Free
Miner's
Certificate
no.
wwau-mAwt,
inieno.
sixty
dsys
from
toe
date
hereof,
to
apply
to
the
Minlnc
Recorder
for
a
Certificate
of
lmnm.
meats,
for
the
purpose
of
obtaining
a
y
V
n
M
WIMt.
W
WC
HVT1
VBSBB.
auo
lurtner
tace
n-xiee
that
setinn
I
under
section
B
must
be
eomaienoM
I
before
the
Issue
of
tu".h
OertUleate
ol
loiprovecAeBU.
Bated
this
Mb
day
of
Maroh,
AD.
188s
H?c.s
'tUtlk,
A
.rent
I-ND
ACT
VOTIf'K
Or
IVTKNTION
TO
AITLY
TO
In
Pr'nce
Rupert
Land
Recording
and
Hltuate
on
Moresbv
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30
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3600
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n,h
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viwikw
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the
aald
hUlh
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fn.rk
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K.
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of
commeue.n.ent.
save
and
eaoeitfooe
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oontainliia
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acre
tnorTor
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snotlier
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