gpnday.
March
25,
1929
TIIE
DAILY
NEWS
fAGE
FIVE
-fS
MAKE
EPIC
TREK
HALF
THE
WEIGHT
AND
TWICE
THE
WEAR
News
of
the
Mines
WvI
AROUND
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
I
J.
C.
to
Fore
nt
Recent
Winnipeg
Convention;
Old,
Country
Shareholders
Confident
in
Woodbine';
Independence
Strikes
Vein
B
The
mining
industries,
mineral
production
and
eco-!
nomic
geology
of
northern
British
Columbia
were
to
the
fore
at
the
recent
annual
meeting
of
the
Canadian
Institute
of
Mining
and
Metallurgy
in
Winnipeg.
In
the
course
of
reviewing
the
mineral
production
of
Canada
for
the
past
years,,
S.
J.
Cook
of
the
Dominion
bureau
of
Statistics
pointedi'out
that
the
Premier
mine
on
Portland
'
iiJ
tlu;
lint't
producer
of
11
"
;
td
u
Bvitixh
Columbia
and
that
Confidence
was
expressed
by
them
inl.y
ore
contained
considerable
jn
engineers
who
haS
found
the
gSld
,.s
i
by-product.
The
i'n:-
property
a
sound
one.
Woodbine
mW.
prodiu
ing
gold
and
silver,
directors
have
approved
the
recent
vpSs
w
ihcd
actively
throughout
agreement
with
the
vendors
and
JK
yur.
Middtn
Creek
had
play-
jt
is
exDected
that
ore
shipments
an
important
part
in
making
wjij
be
coming
out
to
the
smelter
ritNh
"lumuiuB
copper
pro-
in
two
or
thre
weeks'
time.
c:
mi
almut
one-half
of
Canada
s
Crews
on
the
Independence
tal
input.
A
paper
by
Dr.
F.
property
at
Stewart
have
encoun-
Kc
i
t
of
the
Dominion
geolo-
tered
a
vein
in
the
long
cross-cut
icai
-ui
vcy
on
"Development
and
tunnel
on
which
work
has
been
lnrt
.1
Pu'sourcs
of
Northern
proceeding
all
winter.
The
vein
Vli.
.
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.
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.
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f
DT.
t
f
1
1
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I
.
puMi
v
uiumuia
I'lutvu
na
an
men
or
iwo
01
taic
on
wie
pti'inal
interest.
The-
addres
footwall.
The
crosscut
will
be
s
illustrated
by
slides
giving
an
continued
to
the
hanging
wall
of
;i
of
the
rugged
character
of
the
vein
when
drift
tunnels
will
ch
i
the
tiMryecible
lor
t,e
driven
both
ways
to
get
under;
t.v
trails,
hiKay
ana
ran-
a
showing
of
native
silver.
Crews
tiH
,
ihmilih
I
h(
Wllie
VaiieVS
01
ora
rmtu
wnrlrfnrr
of
a
vortiral
1
J
r
w
ss
w
w
v
J
i
it
1
1
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f,
u
v
u
.j.awi,
e
i
iv.
i
Dr.
Kerr
answered
depth
of
660
feet.
It
is
stated
that
uy
c:iiuii
,
lumci
inns
-
me
vein
is
neavuy
mineranzea
in!
oi
th.
country.
Dr.
with
iron
sulphides.
h
P'-i.t
i
on:
seasons
in
me
one-
.....
SCtioii
"I
tr.i
-uwv
nii.
present
the
first
geologist
to
nugh
exploration
of
a
tin
Hip
province
which
is
jrh
attention
at
the
imi
.
The
country
is
con
doled
inportant
from
a
min
Sip!
ium,
t
(.f
view
that
Geological
Sur
"
puiiii.-.ning
a
special
memoir
c.
rit.jr
the
work-and
re-pSrf
i.i
I'r.
Kerr
on
the
area.
E.
lCy
lliieiff:.
M.K..
told
the
meet-.
in
i
inc;ai
.
,
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jr
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V.tn
me
wmry
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coppery
c
MerBtflrv
of
.ut(.
olumliiu,
inaliialng
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fep.
il
to
se
Eef.ire
long
iticentrat
statt'kTthat
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
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Curt
,fc,
Warehousing,
ano
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service
Coal,
Sand
and
Gravel
We
Specialize
in
Piano
and
Furniture
Moving.
POOL
NAVIES
OF
BRITAIN
AND
STATES
6ft
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ii..
Un:
t.;i
iVMign.ir
lommneti
i-orce
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111
1
.
iter
(MinpernnrpKn
was
,
;
-
,u
y
.50,
I
to
Aniericartufwinenes.-
i
.
V
iX-
oft'tke
unt.iin
unin
smelter
coast
r
combmsd
ITALY
ABOLISHES
Would
the
Seas
AndTrcvent
Jlorc
Wars
itii
Hnrl
Siikm.
had
stated
that
iiMia
ij
or.
ntiili
Ms
w
.s
the
largest
ntteralMar
pf
(
M
and
rea
tril,ut..r.v
to
the
ItacfftMM
fa
Uiild
SUtes
to
sec
f-
ft
North
America.
'-W-.''"lidom
Of
the
seas
and
prevwt
fu-
wa
where
he
CranbT
(trt
-
-
4
...
.
1.
v
-
m.
i.
1
xna
inc.
uauei
'swtM
ih
wftb.
a
fombu
U
cooperation.
A
would
Bt
,pr-
(iid
n
ui.tiy
investors
.
are
1
still
mit,
by
virtue
of
our
combined
11
11
ur,.'reu-a
in-ana
nopeiui
power,
a
recurrence
of
such
i
r1.
Woixlbine
mine,
according
WOrid
catastrophe
as
that
from
W
Y.unitiart.
representative
which
we
hve
jurt
i8,ucd."
Mr.
f
1:1
v
li
h
shareholders
in
the
Colby
said
he
was
merely
throw-
on!',
nc
Cold
Mining
Co..
who
is
:
out
th.
Wftn
l.ut
.he
flt
it
the
coast.
They
are
will-
did
not
derve
a
brusque
dis-
g
to
'iti-critic
to
some
scnemeoi
mjS8ai
n.iiuinir
if
necessary.
There(
Tii
mmt"
K
rnntinu
m,
g,
.n
r.,l
jubilation
among
the
an
ttnder,UDding
between
the
(I
'"
li.il
Mini
enuiucrn
.
w
uic
ie--
of
the
new
board
in
tl-
J'
.tt;nu'
el
forts
which
resulted
I
H
avitig
of
the
property.
MINING
Stocks
Noon
and
afternoon
closing
prices
on
Vancouver
titock
Exchange
on
our
stock-list
board
daily.
We
can
give
Instant
service
In
buying
and
selling
Mining
Stocks
on
Vancouver
Stock
Exchange.
We
alao
have
facilities
for
ai..:eping
Wheat
orders
on
Winnipeg
Stock
Exchange.
Hcpresenting
Miller,
Court
Si
Co-
J.td.
Vancouver.
S.D
Johnston
Co.Lld.
C17
2nd
Arenue
Prince
Itupert,
U.U
two
great
naval
powers,
sprung
from
the
same
origins,
speaking
the
same
language,
fundamentally
unified.
We
must
achieve
not
only
a
formula,
of
accord,
but
a
formula
of
effective,
mutual
protection
and
unified
service."
The
former
head
of
the
state
department
said
the
two
nation
might
well
take
a
tip
from
the
example
of
Lloyds,
famous
marine
Insurance
company,
and
set
up
their
combined
navies
as
a
mutual
assurance
for
the
preservation
of
freedom
of
th,e
seas
and
the
avoidance
of
wars.
TIPPING
SYSTEM
HOME,
March
25.
Tipping
has
been
abolished
in
Italy
and
all
hotels
and
boarding
houses
are
compelled
to
put
up
notices
in
four
i
languages
to
inform
their
guests
of
the
fact.
In
place
of
tips
a
Arthur
W.
Nrth,
of
the
Explorers'
Club.
New
Yrk,
and
his
fourteen-year-old
son,
Robert,
photographed
outside
the
Canadian
National
Railways'
station
at
Winnipeg,
on
their
return
to
civilization
after
a
snowthoe
tramp
of
eight
hundred
miles
from
Hudson,
Ontario,
through
the
winter
wilderness
of
Northern
Ontario
and
Manitoba.
Studying
the
primitive
Indian
tribes
in
a
country
that
has
seldom
been
visited
by
white
man,
the
explorers
spent
more
than
two
months
in
the
'open
and
accomplished
a
feat
that
has
never
been
equalled.
From
the
Canadian
National
line
at
Hudson
they
struck
out
by
way
of
Lac
Seul,
Woman
Lake
and
half
a
dozen
other
lakes
nd
the
Nelson
River
to
York
Factory
son
Bay
Ram
Young
Robert,
.
t
..
.
Steamship
will
go
..o
I
..TV
ON
SUMMER
RUNS
h)
Slight
Changes
Made
InllSeryice-tjiv
Of
Liners
Cardenaand
Catala
V!.'
Vith
somVTOy
t&ngea
W"
service
front,
f
a-H
jedr,
union
Ca.!sfJiorthera-
,boats
.mi
acettdiile
at
The
steanwr
Catala,
which
has
been
laid
up
at
Vancouver
for
the
nat
.three
weeks
for
tnr.jal
overhaul,
will
be
back
on
the
run
Prince
Rupert
but.
north
from
here
this
summer,
she
will
take
care
of
the
Xaaa
River
calls,
as
well
as
Anyox,
Stewart
and
other
'i
rts,
dropping
her
former
scheduled
stops
at
Port
Simpson
and
Wales
Island.
-In
-1
.
1
.
IL
.
luiuius
uuuieiru,ui
rwirica4iK
iiwi
w
w
una-
I
may
at
Amery
and
went
Into-The
Pa
bf
a
wtk.tralnv
'
who
is
the
author
bf
two
bd.
on
eloruigiwmjinbHsh
'
.
fringed
caribou
coat
made
by
the
sktraoa
at
York
Factory.,
At
'.
hing
they
sfSMi
I
.
k
n
I
I
fl."H'"'"i
strm
aJirffil
'th
d5vr
..
.
.a
rt.tie
j
mli
.
l
ne
steamer
araemi
win
serve
west
menes
ana
meniAho
own
the
Skeena
River
as
usual
but
dogs
are'
Jeld
paMic
menaces
in
will
not
do
the
Naas
,JUyer:
(t.his
the
lopioo
of
Judm(A.I
Stack,
year.
'
Her
only
calls
north
of
Judge
Stack,
presiding
in
Meek-
here
xvill
be
Port
Bimpeott
'and
lenbunf'
county
''superor'
court
Wales
Island.
She
is
,athduled
here,
delivent4;hfa
-vJewHwIn
sen-
to
arrive
from
the
south
eanly
tencing
Benjiy,,iM??kU)xer,
to
Friday
mornings
and
sail
south
serve
20
tb
25
years
in
prison
for
at
midnight
the
Mine
day..
iqlliug
.
W.
JRN
MYV.
landscape
The
steamer
Caraosun,
which
architect,
after
a
quarrel
over
a
has
been
relieving
the
Catala
dW-
Excerpta
fhm
his'
arraign-
for
the
past
six
weeks,
will
re-
ment
:
turn
to
her
regular
Ocean
Falls-!
"A
boxer
like
Benny
Mack
has
Delia
Coola
route
at
the
end
of
h
instincts
developed
fer
pug-
this
week.
BCity
en
get
in
Mie
ring
and
COMMUNISTS
WANT
.
DOWRIES
WITH
BRIDES
IN
SOVIET
RUSSIA
MOSCOW,
March
25:
Old
pummei
eacn
otner.
inut
destroys
a
man's
idea
of
things.
"I'd
like
to
see
Jack
Dtnpey
In
jail.
He
has
done
more
to
corrupt
the
boys
and
men
of
the
country
than
anyone
I
know
of.
"There
is
nut
a
boxing
match
that
doesn't
diminish
respect
for
the
law.
The
moving
pictures
are
riftinir
th
ttmm
Dnttrn
In
vir
sum
representing
a
percentage
of
marrjaKe
customs
die
hard
in
home
town
th
other
d
B(Jme
the
total-10
to
15
per
cent-is
,
Russia
despite
the
loosening
of
Bmal
boy8
dreMed
up
cowb0y8
added
to
the
guests
bill
and
is
dl-lthe
marriage
bond
and
the
intro-
and
robbed
a
store.
The
movies
videil
amongst
the
staff
of
the
hostel.
The
chunge
has
been
brought
about
by
an
agreement
on
conditions
of
work
anUwaKe
in
the
hotel
Industry
recently
concluded
between
the
Italian
Hotelkeepers
Association
and
the
Hotel
Workers
Trade
Union.
duction
of
communism
under
the
suggested
that
to
them."
Soviet
regime.
Young
working
girls
and
their
families
struggle
hard
to
prepare
a-dowry
f
r
marriage
and
irt
"some
cases
u.-girls
deny
lhemsel?es
-hAesiltifti
of
life
iir'order
to
get
togetner
a
trousseau
ani
some
house-keeping
equipment.
The
peasants
and
even
the
Young
Communists
of
TIIE
KNIFE
CURE
FOIt
CRIME
i
the
cities
remain
steadfast
cham-
.
Ipions
of
the
"marriage
of
con-
West
Virginia
paper
Mrs.
John
Nichols
of
Schulti
was
here
Saturday
and
had
a
felony
on
her
hand
lanced
by
Dr.
C.
L.
Dnrron.
venlence.
'
A
Russian
writer
of
the
town
of
Stallno
says:
"Ours
girls
deny
themselves
necessary
food,
grow
thin
and
pinn
away,
but
thoy
re-
1PW
4-'V.
T
(VTtde-lloldinjSaws
fast.
Easti-Cuttin.4
fSIMONDS
j
SAWS
s
V
CuaranteedbecauMiTMdt
(1
J
rum
our
own
tl
J
V
IMONO
CANADA
U
00.
ITO.
fj
MONTKtfL
'
f
VAMCOUVKR.
T.JOHn.N.B
If
I
vli
i
iT
nitiiH
jfirffeitive
ahl!rfer,i
hup.
:
fi"
iirgukiaiiuiis.
LIKE
TO
SEE
JACK
IN
JAIL
next
Sunday.
There
are
no
changes
of
hour
for
arrival
or
departure
of
this
steamer
at
J
Iempey
Has
Done
.More
to
Corrupt
the
Hsys
and
Men
of
Country
Than
Anyone
CHARLOTTE,
N.C.,
March
25.
-Prise
fighters
in
general
and
Juck
Dempey
in
ja,rUular,
wild
i
r
T
'
I
THE
job
makes
no
difference-
Blutip"
is
the
boot.
For
every
worker
"BlutipJ'
offers
the
advantages
of
a.
light
iweight
boot
with
specially
tanned
sole
that
wears
months
longer
than
ordinary
boots.
A
sole
raadi
from
plump
western
Canadian
hides
and
tanned
by
a
chrome
re-tan
process
resulting
in
a
better
boot
for
all
workers
half
the
weight
and
twice
the)
,
wear.
"Blutip"
caic
no
mere
...
than
ordinary
week
beecs
'
.
I
lbcxb
ca
ltd,
VANoouva.
icr;
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'
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fj
In
Outstanding
Example
of
United
Effort
CHEVROLET
FISHER
BODY
AND
GENERAL
MOTORS
Combined
io
produce
this
Car
NO
single
organization
could
have
produced
such
a
car
as
this
Outstanding
Chevrolet
.
.
or
offered
it
at
such
sensationally
low
price.
The
"Six
In
the
Price
Range
of
the
Four"
is
an
outstanding
example
of
the
results
of
united
effort.
Chevrolet
and
General
Motors'
en.
ginerrs
worked
together
to
design
and
build
the
smooth,
powerful,
six-cylinder
engine.
Fisher
Body
artists
and
craftsmen
gave
of
their
skill
and
knowledge
to
the
creation
of
Chevrolet's
strikingly
beautiful
and
luxurious
bodies.
The
great
General
Motors
International
Proving
Ground
was
thrown
open
for
the
million
milfj
of
testing
of
the
Outstanding;
Chevrolet.
.
The
vast
resources
of
Chevrolet,
Fisher
Body
and
General
Motors
were
brought
to
bear
on
the
prob-lcm
of
bringing
six-cylinder
qual.
ity,
performance
and
prestige
into
the
held
of
the
low-priced
car.
And
the
result
Is
the
Outstanding;
.
Chevrolet
of
Chevrolet
History
a
car
of
remarkable
attainments
and
distinction
.
a
Six,
in
the
price
range
of
the
four.
You
do
not
know
car
values
until
you
have
inspected
this
amazing
Chevrolet.
cii.jtli
r
a
Six
in
the
price
range
of
the
font
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