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down
the
inlei,
upon
which
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Bliss
Carman
has
passed
on
to
sing
his
sweet
songs
tb
the
people
on
the
other
side
and
to
make
heaven
a
little
more
enjoyable
When
statesmen
are
forgotten
and
their
wprks
have
passed
away,
Carman
will
still
be
known
and
loved.
That
is
one
of
the
rewards
of
the
poet.
He
usually
leads
a
gypsy
life,
often
with
less
than
a
dollar
in
his
pocket,
but
he
sees
and
enjoys
life
and
attains
fame
among
posterity.
So
to
some
extent
was
Carman,
with
the
exception
that
he
is
already
famous.
One
biographer
says
of
him:
"He
kept
aloof
from
the
world
to
a
great
extent
and
no
hampering
responsibilities
came
between
him
and
his
dreams.
Blithe
and
care-free,
he
was
essentially
a
bohemian.
A
new
oomnany
known
n
ihu
with
John'
occupy
the
early
'
part
of
the
..
season
otuu
!
wjyneni
is
Being
carried
on
by
.
George
Jlruggy-and
associate.
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,a
V00'
tUnneI
wl11
The
sample.,
comprising
almost
rf'SL
i
I
TUntJ
f
bwdoe
eolld
ofVwere
taken
from
the
dui-
tur,nel,
.which
has
been
extended
J
cveu,
r
a
distance
,
Z
ilttXr
Director,
of
the
Woodbine
Gold
jnaf
runnings
hfg'h
w?!S
'
Mining
Co.
are
negotia
ing
for
one-half
ounces
per
ton.
The
vein
the
operation
of
a
mill
seven
An
which
the
Big
Missouri
com-i
miles
from
the
property
to
fur-
pany
found
eensational
gold1
X.UMN
COWGIRLS
CU'KK
ON
WILD
HORSES
Thcee
two
glrta
trokft
and
'rained
;hsa
broncho
tlwmielves
and
thay
ran
do
all
kind
at
thrilling
alunta
with
their
teedi.
Ther
r
VkJ
Breck-enridge
aixl
Barbate
Brawn,
tvo
noted
Canadian
cowgirl
rkKrs
of
Watcrton
Lake
National
Park,
which
to
an
adjunct
of
OUetec
flatten!
Park.
.
values
is
close
by,
and
apparently,
heads
into
Unicorn
ground.
The
;
directors
of
the
company,
beside
Monday,
June
10,
1920
Mr.
Hovland,
are
II.
L.
Batten,
1
MOVE
CAREFULLY
The
Board
of
Trade
did
well
to
move
carefully
in
the
matter
of
the
proposed
new
province.
They
took
steps
at
their
meeting
the
other
evening
to
start
an
inquiry
to
find
out
if
the
move
was
really
necessary.
While
most
people
are
fully
convinced
that
it
is.
desirable,
all
must
be
convinced
of
this
if
the
move
is
to
be
a
success.
Let
a
good
committee
be
appointed
to
inquire
carefully
into
the
matter
and
then
let
them
come
forward
with
their
reasons
in
detail
why
it
would
be
for
the
betterment
of
the
people
of
the
north
to
manage
their
own
affairs.
If
they
cannot
do
this,
then
the
agitation
will
naturally
cease.
We
have
had
complaints
from
Conservatives
jn
the
interior
of
British
Columbia
in
regard,
to
the
treatment
they
are
now
receiving.
Many
of
the
supporters
of
the
Government
here
are
not
satisfied.
Strong
pressure
will
have
to
be
brought
to
remedy
the
condition.
If
it
is
not
remedied,
we
suggest
that
the
new
province
be-pushed
forward
with
all
the
force
at
our
command.
We
do
not
have
to
submit
to
unfair
discrimination.
News
of
the
Mines
AROUND
PRINCE
RUPERT
Britannia
Co.
Resumes
Work
on
Toric
at
Alice
Arm;
New
Company
for
Stewart
Mine;
Discovery
on
Portland
Canal
The
Britannia
Mining
&
Smelting
Co.
has
resumed
development
operations
on
the
Toric
mine
at
Alice
Arm.
Present
plans
calls
for
a
diamond
drill
campaign
to
determine
values
at
depth
of
the
big
ore
body
and
also
the
extent
of
the
ore.
Drilling
will
be
carried
on
underground
by
Boyle
Bros,
under
contract.
A
diamond
drill
arrived
recently
from
Vancouver,
accompanied
by
B.
B.
Brock,
who
will
take
charge
of
work
on
the
property.
Future
'
operatkwui
at
the
mine
will
de-'
1
L.
IT"'
'T
attttined
ter
develop
the
possibilities
of
the
drill.
The
whole
property
will
the
mine,
and
it
Is
expected
that
be
given
a
thorough
testing
this
arrangements
will
soon
be
com-
lor
e.
06
feat
wide
from
wall
to
tire
production
at
that
point,
wall
was
developed
by
numerous
Road
condition
to'the
mine
are
and
the
whole
ore
body
was
will
shortly
be
made
in
larger
proved
to
be
of
good
commercial
quantities.
The
present
manage-grade
Laat
winter
the
property
mcnt
of
the
Woodbine
seems
to
was
thoroughly
sampled
by
the
be
Quite
optimistc
as
to
the
future
Britannia
company,
woic.i
wv,
f
the
property
evidently,
satisfied.
The
mine
is
'
equipped
with
a
power
plant,
50-
i'n
vuHi.-riiirai.iiiK
imii,
as
wen
a
rirtfi
ii
i...
ii.n
Unicorn
MlrN
T.tit
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u
A,viirm
&UIH4IHKB.
t
i
.
ifvini
ana
is
an
ready
for
operation
as
,
uovianu
as
president,
has
been
a
big
tonnage
producer.
formed
to
develop
the
property
of
j
that
name
in
the
Portland
Canal
Some
extraordinary
fine
sped-
?"trl'ct-
The
'8umme,r'
program'
mens
of
W
were
recently
de-i
,
J
crew
will
Nvered
to,
AUce
Arm
from
the'
".he
snow;
TMo,i.o
Pnnitfl,.,
of
surface
eXDrorarinn.
.
W.
Smitheringale
and
H.
J.
Turney
of
Vancouver
and
II.
Falding
of
Vancouver
ia
the
A
erew
has
been
started
fit
work
on
the
United
Empire
property,
back
of
Stewart,
by
William
Dann,
who
recently
returned
to
the
camp
from
theouth.
The
camp
is
being
renovated
and
preparations
are
being
made
for
starting
tunnel
work
at
once.
Work,
for
the
time
being,
will
continue
on
the
main
drift,
which
showed
a
full
face
of
ore
when
work
wa
closed
down
last
year.
Interesting
results
are
expected
from
the(
property
during
the
coming:
summer.
!
Great
interest
has
been
mani-;
fested
around
Stewart
in
a
new
mineral
discovery
made
by
Sam
Robinson,
an
Indian,
near
Rivers
Point,
about
20
milea
down
Portland
Canal
from
Hyde'r,
on
the
American
side.
Ernest
Blue,
who
is
interested
with
Robinson,
says
it
is
a
really
great
find.
The
ore
is
in
a
sugar
quartz
formation,
entirely
different
from
any
other
in
the
area,
and
is
under
from
one
to
40
feet
of
overburden.
Assays
from
dose
samples
run
from
$20
to
$29
per
ton
with
copper'
predominating
and
good
gold
arid
'
silver
values,
some
specimen
running
21
per
cent
pure
copper.
:
Three
experienced
men
are
at
;
present
on
the
property
and
further
plans
for
development
will,
depend
on
their
reports.
The
find
was
made
about
three-quarters
of
a
mile
from
the
beach
and
'
is
the
only
mineral
dieiovery
that
has
been
made
in
that
locality.
District
News
TERRACE
Mrs.
Thoa.
Young
and
Mies
Janet
ami
Mias
Annie
Allan
and
Bertha
Moore
returned
on
Thursday
from
Prince
Rupert
where
the
girls
were
taking
musical
Miss
J.
Donald
left
on
Thurs
day
to
spend
the
summer
with
relatives
in
Vancouver
and
Se
attle.
She
will
attend
the
wed
ding
of
her
niece,
Misa
Jean
Don.
aid
in
Seattle
early
in
July.
The
latter
spent
a
summer
here
some
years
ago
and
will
be
remembered
by
many
friends.
Mrs.
Harry
King
left
Thursday
fqr
Kamloops
as
representative
of
the
local
Rebekah
Lodge
at.
their
convention
being
held
In
Kamloops.
She
will
visit
Mrs.
George
Andersen,
nee
Miss
Mayme
Dobb,.
en
route.
W.
E.
Smith
left
Thursday
to
attend
the
LO.O.F.
convention
In
Kamloops.
E.
l)r
Judson
left
on
Thursday
for
Seattle.
Mr.
Judson
expected
to
make
connections
with
an
airplane
in
Prince
Rupert
and
go
through
to
Seattle
on
it
W.
Bailey,
arrived
from
the
coast
on
Wednesday
and
is
rislt-ing
his
sister,'
Mrt.
Fred
Hall.
George
Little,
who
has
been
on
a
trip
to
the
interior
on
a
visit
to
his
lumber
yards
at
Smithera
and
Vanderhoof,
left
from
the
latter
place
on
Friday
for
Edmonton
and'
other
prairie
cities.
A.
S.
Tordiffe,
of
Cedarvale,
was
a
visitor
here,
duripg
the
week.
"
A.
Goodenough,
of
Smlthers,
was
In
town
on
Friday.
FROM
TERRACE
TOUSKBYCAR
J.
II.
Agar
First
to
Make
Trip
but
Not
Exactly
a
Pleasure
Ride
TERRACE,
June
10.
To
J.
B.
Agar
of
Terrace
goes
the
honor
of
being
the
first
to
drive
a
motor
ear
over
the
provincial
highway
from
Terrace
right
through
to
Usk.
Trips
were
made
over
the
road
on
both
Wednesday
and
Thursday
nights
In
his
Chevrolet
Landau.
The
old
government
road
had
to
be
used
in
some
places,
but
the
trip
up
was
made
in
less
than
two
hours.
On
Wednesday
night
Mr.
Agar
could
not
get
across
the
ferry
at
Usk,
but
Thursday
niirht
drove
I
right
into
the
town
amid
the
cheers
of
manv
of
the
citizen
of
j
that
place.
Those
"who
accom
panied
him
da
not
speak
of
it
as
exactly
a
pleasure
trip,
however.
Policeman?
"'Ere,
what
d'you
mean
'Rorn
Blind'--
when
1
Just
saw
you
reading
the
noonday
paper
T"
Beggar:
"Oo
said
I
was
born
blind?
This
'ere
belongs
to
the
puppy
dawg."
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Roysl
York,
tks
nsw
Canadian
Ptcine
Hotel
In
Toronto
and
tha
larrtit
modtrn
dear
ndtnt
of
tht
VlUaca
Inn
benrath
tha
Union
Jsck,
is
binr
equipped
with
the
moat
ixtenirv
etntraliied
radio
and
public
addrtas
iyitm
imtallatloa
evar
attempted
In
any
part
of
ths
world.
Tha
equipment
was
deaicned
and
manufactured
In
tha
Radio
and
Telephone
Laboratories
of
tha
Northern
Electric
Company,
In
Montreal
aod
la
bow
beinf
initalled
in
the
hotel.
When
tha
Royal
York
it
declared
officially
opened
on
June
12th,
thli
year
in
each
of
it
twelve
hundred
bed
rooms
will
he
a
radio
outlet
oa
the
wail
to
which
headphones
may
be
attached,
so
that
gueaU
may
enjoy
one
or
two
programs
crljinatinc
from
anyone
of
five
different
aoureea.
The
Vice-Reral
Suite
will
be
equipped
with
22
1h
(rtat
nlnn
foot
aoami
prnlxffir
horn
wd
la
tha
BauqiMt
IUIL
tperially
dwlzned
loudspeakers
having
the
most
pleasing
tone
quality
and
an
artUtlc
appearance
ia
keeping
with
the
decoration
of
the
suite.
In
the
main
dining
room,
ball
room,
banquet
hall,
convention
hall,
rool
garden,
and
the
prKate
dining
rooms
will
be
located
groups
of
both
microphone
and
corns;
permitting
either
the
picking
up
of
programs
from
there
location
and
the
"broadening"
of
them
to
all
part
of
tha
houe.
or
th
dintribution
of
a
program
to
any
one
of
theoe
polnta
from
any
other
locality
or
via
radio
from
outside.
Two
highly
seniitive
sad
ultra
elective
radio
receiving
set
will
be
located
in
the
control
room
on
the
fourth
floor.
4
There
aUo
will
be
found
imposing
"miter"
and
control
panel
and
five
steel
framed
amplifier
panels
capaM
of
booacing
up
the
itrength
of
the
received
aigaau
one
million.
million
1.000,000,000.000)
time-
power
ful
enough
to
delivtr
good
volume
at
all
points
in
the
building
and
jet
may
be
tuned
down
to
t
:e
aoiteat
toaea
desired
for
the
rnost
retful
entertainment
in
the
private
rooms.
A
five
hone-power
motor
gcncN
ator
set
is
ueed
to
convert
the
2a
cyetej
current
svppiy
into
the
60
cycle
power
source
necessary
to
operate
theee
rarious
tyitcm.
Tbeae
(unction
through
some
twelve
hundred
and
6(ty
outlta
eenected
toaetber
by
a
network
of
nearly
ten
mile
of
high
quality
rubber
insulated
and
cotton
cv
ered,
tinned,
copper
wire.
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sends
a
message
that
he
hath
called
on
many
inns,
taverns,
and
hostels
at
Bath,
and
he
doth
wax
enthusiastic
over
the
way
the
gentry
have
received
our
worthy
product
This,
he
doth
explain,
is
a
true
indication
of.
the
popularity
and
demand
for
Vickcrs'
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Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
British
Columbia.
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