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HON.
W.S.FIELDING
Future
historians
will
nrobablv
noint
to
the
introdtic
4ltll'
uucuon
oi
me
unusn
preierential
tariff,
it
is
unquestion-
oKl
inm
v:
ir
i
i
Ai
..
uv
nvrc
.uiat.nu.
i
icmuig
miusseu
regarueu
me
negoiia-tiofa
otjL'
treaty
of
recinrocitv
with
the
Unitpd
Rtntps
in
rest,
born,
of
the
conditions
reciprocity
was
calculated
to!r,'',a.upe
remove,
and
it
was
typical
of
the
man
that
with
the
break-
,Th.
firSf
ing
away
of
the
west
from
the
News
of
the
Mines
AROUND
PRINCE
RUPERT
Annual
Report
of
Sebawke;
Georgia"
River
Development
Proceeding
Satisfactorily;
Deal
on
Stewart
Property
.
Annual
report
of
C.
A.
Banks,
managing
directoV,
on
the
ebawke
and
District
Mines,
Ltd.,
states
that
during
the
-
year
the
main
drift
was
continued
56
feet
to
222G
feet
paa
in
auvance
lor
yearly
periou
d.uu
.
i.40!lrom.
f
fh
tne
ma
cross-cut,
rm;wnt.
whprp
v
ne
re
the
ine
ore
ore
zone
zone
was
uas
firstiBn-
i"Wiei.
TwtKiit
ciMptey
advertisinir,
inch,
insertion
per.
per
Tranent
Xnlsing
on
frontpage,
pw
inch
2.80
countered.
Also
on
this
level
200
feet
of
cross
cuttinfrtoas
Loc6i
reo-iers,
per
insertion,
per
line
25'done,
none
of
the
work
encountering
any
values.
"
A
two-
ciaiiied
.
advertising,
per
insertion,
per
word
02
'compartment
vertical
.
underground
shaft
was
sunk
in
the
t
I
t
It
-
a
mm
m
a
a
a
at
m
J
A
a
1
j.egui
uniices.
cacr.
insemon.
per
agaie
mie
10
hanging
wall
of
the
ore
body
on
XMo.
4
level
close
to
me
Or
four
rnonths
for
j.oo
maln
cross-cut
to
a
depth
of
160
feet
at
which
horizon
No.
$lJ&T'TJ?.l-iu
.;:-J.V.L-:
U
5
level
was
opened
up.
The
Aaft
passed
through
a
wide
mail
to
all
other
of
British
Columbia,
the
British
Em
B)
parts
pire
and
United
States,
paid
in
advance,
per
year
Contract
rates
un
application.
Advertising
and
Circulation
Telephone
98
Editor
and
Reporters
Telephone
86
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
DAILY
EDITION
6.00
IOi-
Wednesday,
June
2C,
1029.
.
ncllied
and
mineralized
area
which,
though
not
commercial
.
a
whole,
carried
in
one
place
$15.75
across
a
width
of
six
and
one-half
feet.
Cross
cutting
on
No.
5
level
encountered
a
silici-fied
and
mineralized
zone
90
feet
from
the
shaft.
This
zone
was
;
about
50
feet
wide
and
has
to
date
been
dVifted
on
80
feet
in
a
northerly
direction
and
414
feet
in
a
'
southerly
direction
.
In
the
north
erly
direction
no
values
were
encountered,
but
in
the
southerly
ore
has
been
exposed
by
inree
tion
of
the
British
.
preferential
tariff
in
1897
as
the
out-
,ltr,
?n
N'
imate
i
Atiirin
f
I
Fill
faaf
Vnmhllttir
in
standing
m
achievement
.
of
Kt.
Hon.
W.
S.
Fielding's
career.
!
uitawcu
that
uiaw
the
wit
uic
ore,
would
be
of
K
rave
fresh
,
impetus
.
to
Canada's
i
.
growing
trade,
and
in
good
milling
grade.
its
umpluioation
a
year
or
two
later
provided
new
bond?
placv
10'eet
ot,p
le.
In
the
best
S20
ore
was
ex-
ft,
::
f
i
r.
r,
.
poeetl
and
at
another
point
zo
feet
xu
tuc
uiwiiLuuun
in
uie
luimiiy
growing
unusn
Lom-
total
of
?1i
ore.
The
amount
or
monwealth,
a
problem
that
was
already
regarded
as
press-!
development
or
on
ng
for
solution
among
the
academically
inclined.
More-!)"
;ear
and
,n,u
over,
it
inspired
Kudyard
Kipling
to
write
one
of
his
best
known
poems:
A
nation
spoke
to
a
nation,
A
Queen
sent
word
to
a
throne:
.
,
"Daughter
am
I
in
my
mother's
house,
But
Mistress
in
my
own.
The
gates
are
mine
to
open,
As
the
gates
are
mine
to
close.
hi
,And
I
set
my
house
in
order,"
.
.-.
Sdid
our
Lady
of
the
Snows.
the
property
for
luded
1730
feet
of
drifting
cross-cutting,
1C0
fet
of
sinking
and
50
feet
of
raising.
Steady
progress
is
being
made
with
the
freighting
and
installa
tion
of
machinery
at
the
Gecigia
official
"LP1T
pnu
River
Gold
Mines
on
Portland
U
?UJ?Z":
Preaa
Canal
below
Stewart.
At
the
mine
et
John
tne
engine
room
site
nas
Deer.
ilea
red
and
graded
and
the
con-
bac.1
beach.
II.
tion
in
that
year
on
the
promise
to
advocate
a
return,
if
.nh
at,the
need
be.
to
the
status
ouo
ant.
Ami
ton
vn
inf.
wu
;G-
MdI,B-
'
Knra,
Portfllil
Air
rnmnrcm.
For
Information,
Apply
DAILY
NEWS
OFFICE
man-
he
yns
called
to
Ottawa
the
economic
problems
confront-
i
ing
Nova
Scotia
were
perhaps
uppermost
in
his
mind
But
'
The
Dominion
Exploration
Co..'
it
was
net
until
1911
that
he
was
able
to
actually
neuoti-iLt5;:,yan,?,uvcrh!'
Pufcrchw,;
ate
a
treatv.
In
the
courso
nf
thn
nnlit
agreement
n
Nova
Scotia
in
llr'e
,,ay
a
P1rom
the
"""""
snrimr
of
opnng
01
make
it!
V
tl'i-
preliminary
nat
10''?
i
ta
f
recorded
.nn...i
i
it
;to
exam
on.
A-
i
that
he
took
to
himself
any
The
company
win
move
its
equip-
Credit
for
his
prophetic
Words.
ment
to
the
propl
ty
without
de-
scription
Fielding
the
ZZnTto7
party,
following
the
death
of
Sir
Wilfrid
Laurier.
ThelHuK'hn'
8
w-,Leon.
uppwiuun
wu
coiiBcnpnon
nat
centered
in
the
Provln-P
nf
;
v""
u
1U
anu
J
-
Quebec
and
it
was
'the
action
of
thS
Quebec
"e&i
,,B,,ee
a"
l!!ncouver-'
which
determined
that
the
mantle
of
the
great
French-'
Woodbine
Gold
Mining
Co.
di-
Canadian
should
be
Worn
by
William
Lvnn
ATnpVpn7?fiirectorB
have
received
assurance
of
KiPJT.
But
the
cnnvonHnn
J,a
,,
'n
JJ.i"
backing
in
their
devel-
C
"vfc,J
"-""uiaiini
ui
in
pany.
f
rom
'
rangemenis
lor
me
snipment
oi
1
i
the
time
he
returned
to
the
post
of
finance
minister
in
tVin
I
ore
from
the
P"Pty
at
Stewart
Id
TlV
115
1022
down
to
his
last
ill-neshe
Modllominant
on
tlfe
Government
side
of
the
House
and
the
prime
minister
has
never
lost
an
opportunity
of
paying
tribute
to
the
invaluable
help
he
received
from
h
is
first
lieutenant
during
the
early
years
of
his
1
premiership.
Perhaps
the
most
striking
characteristic
of
William
Stevens
Fielding
was
his
disintcredness.
Any
honor
within
the
attainment
of
a
Canadian
certainly
was
his,
but
he
stoutly
ofechewed
all
and
in
the
days
when
his
countrymen
were
no-
adverse
to
knighthoods
he
preferred
to
remain
plain
Mr
Yielding
It
was
only
in
1923
that
he
became
a
.
,
.
'
"y
oemg
maue
a
member
of
the
Im-i
penal
Vn
y
Council.
j
with
all
possible
speed.
MINING
MACHINERY
FOB
SALE
f
Wt
fl
XT
IMIEHrt
I'ONI'KHKXCE
UUi
Edna
KHU.
Vtee-Prealdeftt
TERRACE
ot
the
Canadian
Women'
Preaa
0tu
and
repmenUtlre
for
th.
wb
la
ttte4ai
Oonference
wMafc
k
Mu
S
B.,
ana
moctb
crete
for
the
engine
foundations
Bired
lhat
the
generai
.hareto'ild-
bas
just
been
poured.
The
plant
...
.
.
ha
....
,.
,
will
consist
pf
Uo
Petters
oil
en-
,
,he
?on"M,nJr
'
gines
operating
two
air
compre-
the,r
ful
and
complete
control,
so
i
fcAtwt
Hollvprlnir
Sf.fl
riihlf
trt
at
'JeVmlotMnnt
Will
m
pI
'.n
But
as
epoch
making
as
was
UndoubfedlVthe
ihtro-'air
Pr
""nute-
for
the
time
be-
with
as
little
additional
financial
carried
on
by
hand
and
an
aver-
to
use
the
money
in
a
way
wfcich
age
advance
of
66
feet
per
month
"ill
bring
almost
immediate
ev-4
being
made
on
the
southwest
enue
and
to..
proceed
In
lucb.
a
A.
Jlolmwood
i(t
on
&tu(4ar
for
Pr
m
Rupm
la
vWH
bla
wUc
and
bakt
aon
In
th
hxpMal
there.
Mr.
M
Un.
J.
B.
Afar
aftd
ma
OkMMty
ani
Um.
U.
A.
Ofstf
a
Ml
Miaa
Mana
Orvlg
t(t
on
gunrdaf
far
HacHMn
ireot
writen
po4nt
ttmy
intend
mitertng
to
Ontario.
fll,..,l
U
ill
ri
.V
vnuv
fiiiik
.iuiiiiuk
omr
.mitea,
uiu.,
atwnd
hr
vaoattasi
with
ionowed
he
told
a
group
of
Canadian
manufacturers
and!whlch
own"
rouP
ot
six
claim
ntr
m
siukt.
unanciai
leaders
m
Montreal
that
if
thev
broueht
ahmit
",ltuatd
at
he
head
of
Glacier:
wHiH
Ugni
.aD0"t
i
(
reek
in
the
Portland
Canal
dis-1
the
defeat
of
the
t
W
mpmni-P
e'
they
WOUUI
live
to
the
I?
v
see
in
trlct
with
an
agreement
to
spend
MMi
mariLiint'
rrovinces
movements
of
un-
woo.ooo
atlaa
)litn
Onig
Utt
Satiatfaj
t
Un.
A.
O.
Ml
ReM
ot
lh
tvteh
atftoot
staff
la
prvaMtnc
at
th
Matt
a
a.
on
development
work
""nnwowa
ivr.
period
of
five
years
pro-t
property
warrants
it.
I
"M
"r
Wright
of
t
puMto
nrsfpwurt
Tl.-iftan
nn.l
sehool
uff
lfft
on
Monday
for
JUw.
strnirrlit
straight
linn
line
nnt-ino
parties
in
ii
'Associates
IumIiIu
h.v.
M.ni
k
t3n
nrt
ah
will
prrkl
orer
the
the
the
election
election
of
of
1921
1921
and
and
thp
the
dpinnml
demand
fn
for
a
review
of
the
th
the
Domln
Dominion
Exploration
Co.
to
PftM
Confederation
fvlnxn'li...
X
X
...
1
till
TUrv4
l
ntlft
!ov
nut
out
a
nrn(ra
n
l
r.
C.
Btehop
la
having
a
larn
ad
,
?enerauv
agreed
that
his
act
on
h
supporting
con-!
.V
on
A
Urg
?,wd
nt
,rom
ir.H
r
i-
i
r
n
nn
-not
cost
Mr
piAii
u
kzW&e
i
i
.
.t-.1'11:
nloration
Co.
Is
capitallied
at
en
Saturday
mtht
to
th.
on,ni
are
U.
U.
dance
in
it
n
pavilion
which
ba
w.
rons-
i
rrmm
r
n.
e.
dis
in
Motion
wHh
hli
odg
at
Kalura
Uk.
STEWART
'
A.
Belmont,
an
old
timer
of
t!
north,
arrived
hr
lat
wrvk
from
La-
In
Stewart.
Alaaka.
to
take
up
rtaltUiio
It
is
de-!
Dr.
J.
T.
Uandr,
realdent
mlnln
engineer,
who
.UlvUtllnr
this
camp
oh
efHelal
dutlea.
jhAt
Inapeoted
among
other
properties
the
Warroot
Metala.
''rwpfrty.
Porter
Idaho
ana
HUk
nm.
Machine?
Drill
nnrl
nil
-.,i.'..
B,n1Jr
Chilton.
Ilemer
neklin
and
n-mo.
..
"
,"
Mn
im
iaat
week
for
a
proa
Drill
Steel
lilacksmlth
Tools
Camp
equipment
Machinery
Is
In
perfect
order,.
operated
only
three
months.
Will
sel
at
sacrifice.
peetlhg
trip
to
the
WhIU
niver
aec-
tien.
Hra.
Bert
Una
hat
left
to
vlalt
with
relative,
in
Victoria
and
Vernon.
I
1911
as
h&
greatest
Contribution
to
Canadian
stfltPsmnn.''"-
T!e.
reuI
90
far
0,b.taln;
an"er,.,8lU
cofnplete!y
restore
j
ea
Ir0m
worK
a'
consioerea
ine
coniioeneaq
snarencwaer
jhk'
eliir.
t.iV.
J.,u
t
i
4v
t
,
f.
e
Silip,
and
tfllS
despite
the
fact
that
it
Was
subsequently
re-
satisfactory,
as
in
the
last
hundred
only
In
Canada
but
In
Great
Brit-
jected
by
the
Canadian
people
in
a
manner
SO
decisive
asi
feet
driven
on
the
vein
the
general
ain.
Good
ore
has
been
encoan-j
to
Carry
With
it
the
downfall
of
the
Governm'p'nrllpd
rv!,.v,raJre.
of
"mples
taken
every
ttred
in
the
main
shaft
and
re-
Sit-
WilfVirl
T
.nurioi.
T,l
...i,..,
u
S.
'
IT
lIuV
"v
1m
??
v"
wa
lv?n
,rom
lwo
mpje
snipnwo
...u.u
.Jiiui
11.1
.
HIUCCU,
WilCli
Slliime
UL
DHLLIR
Inn
Thu.
119
iim
ir.
nil
f
V
Of
nrp
nvnrla
Ktan
v
n.
TV.
II
had
cleared
away,
it
was
found
that
Mr.
FieJding
himself
was
among
the
slain.
:
Dream
of
His
Life
had
befn
the
dream
of
the
great
Nova
Scotian's
life.
Be-1
lieving
that
the
best
interests
of
his
native
province
would
noi
i
oe
served
by
a
confederation
with
the
rest
of
Canada,
he
had
opposed
negotiations
leading
North
America
Act
of
1SG7.
Nova
Scotia
needed
wider
in
gold,
the
silver
content
being
smelter
from'the
Woodbine
pve
about
two
ounces
to
the
ton
with
satisfactory
values
of
$87.77
a
-.1
lead
averaging
two
per
cent.
988.96
to
the
ton
In
gold,
silver.
Future
plans
include
the
d
iving
and
other
metals.
Farther
ship-
.
A.
-
I
li.
A
1
A
I
f
-
A
111
L
1
A,
A
Mx
Anl
i
Xu
.
.1
,
A
,
.1,
1
1
at
V
....
,
oi
iwtj
auix
lunneis
on
me
vein
ai
icviua
win
ue
niaue
as
soon
as
n
i
reciprocal
vMiyi
utui
trade
uuue
agl-eement
agreemeni
With
wun
the
ine
United
united
States!
states;
an
elevation
of
3000
and
SSOO
feet
possible,
as
there
are
thousand
respectively.
It
is
hoped
by
thl
"f
tons
of
good
ore
ready,
means
to
definitely
prove
the
prop-
erty
up
during
the
coming
sum-
,mer.
At
the
beach
additions
un
Up
tn
to
trip
the
British
Rritioh
and
improvements
are
being
maae
view
to
economically
handling
freight
and
an
attrar-
V
i?
i
x
l
l,IU"uc
r.
rieiding
Was
lar-jtive
summa
home
ts
being
built
sighted
enough
to
see
that
Ontario
and
Quebec
could
not
fr
N-
T.
Burdick,
one
of
the
di-
pruviue
inese
on
account
ot
their
ceotrranhical
nn?
tinn
irecior
ine
company.
.
As
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m5
thnrofnL
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,,.
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to
X
be
found
t
i
po
,U.on
St.
Clair,
formerly
mill
auperln-tt
?
1i'b:ttiieref?r1ei.he
w3
Working
Undent
at
the
Illverslde
mine,
is
I0r
Ihe
lineal
Ot
the
legislation.
Wlnilinir
a
nrnvinninl
1p.
in
dinrire
of
work
at
th
mine
and
District
News
Quaker
PuftJ
Wheat
kA
Difftren-
Flatvur
Puffed
Wheat
is
the
wheat
grain
treated
in
the
time
way.
All
noumhraem
f
the
grain
supreme
is
rtturu-J,
including
the
bran,
so
valiatle
J
roughage.
The
vhclwomc
whole
wheat
flavour
it
always
enticing
because
o
delicious.
Have
both
Puffed
What
and
Puffed
Rice
or
the
pantry
thelf,
and
serve
them
alternately.
t
tastes
like
a
Gonfection
DAINTY,
containing
an
ADEUCIOUS
astonishing
amount
of
nourishment
is
Quaker
Puffed
Rice.
Tempting
morsels
that
no
appetite
can
resist,
yet
full
of
food
elements
in
a
form
for
easy
digestion.
Quaker
Puffed
Rice
is
the
fice
grain
thoroughly
cooked
and
steam
exploded
to
eiaht
times
normal
size.
The
millions
of
tiny
food
cells
in
each
grain
are
broken
down,
thus
releasing
for
easy
assimilation
all
the
energy
of
fine
white
rice.
The
puffing
gives
the
grains
a
crunchy,
toasted
texture
with
the
flavour
of
nut
meats.
It
tempts
the
appetite
and
satisfies
it,
too.
Doth
children
and
grown-ups
relish
Quaker
Puffed
Rice.
When
other
foods
fail
to
entice,
it
stirs
up
lagging
appetites.
Serve
at
any
meal
or
between
meals,
direct
from
the
package
or
warmed.
Use
milk
or
cream,
or
fruit,
jelly
or
jam.
You
will
have
delicious
variety
from
ordinary
foods.
Quaker
PUFFED
RICE
MADE
BY
THE
MILLERS
CM
OF
QUAKER
OATS
A
little
fresher
...
a
little
purer
.
.
-
like
a
breath
of
mountain
air
WHEN
you've
had
the
thrill
of
...
a
method
of
carbonation
cooling
air
that
blows
through
which
is
secret
.
.
.
and
the
mountain
pines
...
if
your
purest
Jamaica
ginger
.
.
.
re-
blcod
bas
tingled
with
life
and
suit
in
making
"Canada
Dry"
vigor
at
you've
looked
from
a
the
champagne
of
ginger
ales,
mountain's
top
.
.
.
then
you
This
fine
old
beverage
is
as
know
the
new
kind
of
thrill
mellow
as
the
shadows
of
a
pine
r
,
.
anaaa
flfea
forcst
.
.
.
yet
ury
orings
to
you.
A
Jittlc
higher
quality
of
ingredients
...
a
little
better
blending
of
those
injrcdicnts
llath
...TTn
v...
?
bWwrm
Brtthtwtll
and
(Xmwar
iut
b.n
rrz::.
.ior
mwcantu.
ncrn
or
tn
-T
"
"'!
uampo.ii
and
Duk..
I
A
Kovcrrimnnt
caterpillar
tractor,
ConatrurUon
haa
Juat
atarted
of
a
hauling
a
trailer
icadeU
with
(ravel.
M
30
trjr
to
foot
OA.
and
a
balf
plungcu
into
ib
caaal
iaat
Ml
but
waa
aalvaged
without
much
damage
being
done.
Mra.
J.
E.
Douvllle
avflered
a
paln-nu
accident
Iaat
week
when,
aha
Jumped
from
aldewalk
near
her
home
and
broke
her
left
leg
and
dlalocated
tti
knee
joint.
havingthezestand
vigor
of
the
air
you
breathe.
It
is
a
purer,
finer,
more
delightful
beverage.
Have
you
tried
it?
CANADA
DRY
The
Qhampagtw
of
Cjingcr
Ahs
Canada
bry
Gingtr
Alt
Limittd,
Tortnlt,
Edmonton
and
Montreal
f$rmtttf
J.
J.
MtUufhlim
LimittJ,
and
CaltJtnia
Sfringi
CtrfttaiUn
Umtii
1K.UN
M.I(1HTLV
LATK
Delayed
In
reaching
tKi.
afternoon
'a
train,
due
thla
divUlon,
fi
-in
n
,t.
ml
....
0
WV,
TWfW
-
-
-
to
be
t.;ij
minutea
lata
ao
arm
untU
M
J.m,