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Ulember
of
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of
Circulations
She
(on
honeymoon):
"Oh,
eat
us
both!"
.25
.02
.13
750
6.00
Monday,
September
9,
1929
THE
DOUKHOBORS
It
bocrinsr
to
look
like
the
time
has
arrived
when,
something
m
of
an
impressive
nature
must
be
done
to
diRcioline
the
Sons
of
Freedom
sect
of
the
Doukhobors
in
British
Co
d-darllngl
Supposing
it
Isn't
able
London
bplnlon.
r
lumbia.
They
have
set
themselves
against
sending
their
iveidp
the
coal
there
and
build
a
tu
Btiiuui
mm,
as
a
prvium
against
navmg
10
no
so,
have
resorted
to
the
practices
of
burning
down
the
wori?'
schools
and
staging
ridiculous
and
disgusting
nude
parades.
Failure
to
send
children
to
schoo',
arson
and
indecent
exposure
are
all
contrary
to
the
law
and
would
probably
hot
be
tolerated
in
people
of
any
other
races
in
Canada
than
the
apparently
i."
v
unintelligent
C
DouWiobor.
Their
winked
at
by
the
authorities,
it.uuiii.1UK4
have
nave
ruucneu
reached
siicn
such
.iiume
uie
ivuunauuur
as
amenaoie
10
tne
:aw
as
otner
resi
dents
of
the
province
are
compelled
to
b.e.
The
continuous
begging
of
the
issue
by
the
authorities
is
only
making
the'
situation
worse
and
the
ultimate
cure
the
harder.
!
It
is
difficult,
one
realiees,
to
determine
what
to
do
with
people
such
as
these
who
make
martvrdom
of
nunish-
ment
and
who
have
indicated
that
they
are
determined
not
Argenta
to
obey
the
law
if
there
is
any
way
to
evade
doing
so..
How-!lctU:r
u
to
and
start
large
industrial
At
Bmlthers
a
dinner
will
be
given
in
honor
of
Mr.
McKenzie
under
the
J
dirt
t
ausplws
of
the
Chamber
of
Mines
and
the
Board
of
Trade.
T.
S.
Davey.
mining
engineer
for
-
lW
Hnklnn
TJrt1
0
n71
OT
I
mnin
carryings-on,
which
m
past
years
have
been
more
or
less
'XSZTM
the
n
srniro
that
drastic
measures
must
be
taken
to
nrevent
them
nnrl
vi
rrr
4-1-
-v
y
n
1
-1-
1.
1
1
1
1
1
1
Dast
week
inspecting
work
of
the
past
few
months
which
has
shown
up
the
bet
ore
so
far
found
in
the
mine.
Desolte
denials
there
are
grounds
to
warrant
the
conclusion
that
J.
P.
Duthie
of
Seattle
intends
10
j
abandon
his
option
on
the
Rufus-(
mine
at
Stewart,
in
onei.
a
Vancouver
Droser
wr.
em,
something
must
be
done
about
it,
even
if
it
be
thr-l.eet
morTof
SnSTS'
"""V
A
me
jjiuvmuc
ui
ine
oun
01
rreeaom
drive
and.
after
this
worn
is
com
uouKnoDor,wno,
in
many
ways,
has
p-roven
himself
a
good!
pieted,
1
mtend
10
relinquish
my
Settler.
There
cannot,
nevertheless,
be
fine
law
fnr
him
ioDtlon."
In
another
letter
to
the
and
another
for
the
rest
of
the
people
of
British
Co!um-!same
broker
he
"x
aLpaS
bia.
Whatever
remedv
must
beWorted
tn.hZl
ihls
wofk
K
to
be
cured.
"
.
r
.'SnWYZmt
Hvie
given
insirucuou
w
I
until
further
notite
I
want
to
re
1
iiinoulsh
this
property
some
time
AVA-mmn
.
i
'
this
week
and
will
be
glad
to
hear
nnuiiicu
I'Al'JfcJKS
MEWS
from
you
promptly."
p
iwviM
be
int,eiesting
to
see
how
Attorney-General
'
smithers
chabeT
of
Mines
took
looleys
proposal
to
deal
with
the
fanatical
elements
of
second
place
at
tire
provincial
fair
the
uoukhobor
community
near
Nelson
will
work
'
out
u
Itn
New
westminuer
last
week
for
observes
the
Victoria
TimPQ
Ho
'
amtm
minlnc
display
and
Port-
the
hn
children
mi,i
"i
of
these
v
rt,,u
--
.
disrrlcl
WJLS
second.
The
that
extraordinary
peop'e
shall
be
educated
whether
the
parents
like
it
or
not.
If
the
pa?
tnJwi
n0t
(lehverthem
,to
the
school
authorities
voluntarily,
ne
proposes
to
take
tho
rhW
How
public
opinion
will
react
tn
this
linntimi
,i
I
Nicola
Valley
took
first
prize.
parental
roof
and
send
them
elsewhere
to
cet
"
the
tn
erinr-i
eUUCa
ue
Portland
canal
district,
haying
tiona
advantaiws
th
Ai-?
.1
hut
been
Identified
on
the
Ruth
0
vw
ukiiwi
Humid!
ui
me
province
en-
Nickel
and
cobalt
are
the
two
latest
metals
to
De
aiscovercu
u
and
Francis
property,
which
is
being
worked
by
Duncan
McLean.
James
Nesbltt
and
Andy
Archie.
ing
But
remains
to
be
i
seen.
To
atZiil
some
it
may
LX"?5
appear
heartless.
The
samples
assayed
run
8
nickel
unusual
and
difficult
considerable
extent,
the
effect
may
be
salutary
Combed
with
those
members
of
the
sect
who
conform
to
the
laws
irnCeTAf"vhoery
are
industrious
and
thrifty
citizens,
the
fanatical
element
has
very
little
in-
?Tvf'
But
a
few
PePle
t0
Mkea
rumpus:
and
these
people
manifest
-2ly
their
displeasure
in
a
manner
which
is
m
direct
conflict
with
puljc
decency.
About
the
only
other
plan
Mr.
I'ooley
cou'd
have
followed
would
have
been
a
recommendation
to
the
Dominion
government
for
the
deportation
of
the
rtnTSoS-5
"y;.ut
,
th.e.
Poposal
suggested
has
the
and
M
CODail,
oeaiura
-
d
making
a
total
value
of
$43
per
ton.
The
occurrence
of
this
emerald
green
rock
on
the
property
has
been
known
for
some
time,
but
the
extent
of
it
has
not
yet
been
determined.
This
is
the
first
time
It
has
been
assayed.
The
principal
work
on
the
Ruth
and
Francis
this
summer,
besides
surface
prospecting
by
stripping
and
open
cutting,
has
been
the
driving
of
an
adit
tunnel
which
Is
now
in
160
feet
following
a
strong
vein
with
mineral-iiHnn
rnmlne
In
heavier
in
the
tar
than
ever
before.
This
velrt
been
ULtn
avoided
avoiueu.
'
S
"
a,"1CU,t
Proceeding
Will
have
.produces
lead,
silver
and
antimony
commercial
values.
An
nthpr
vein,
eleht
feet
in
wiain,
gives
$48
in
gold
and
further
up
the
hill
there
are
large
copper
show
ings.
Four
big
veins
strike
northwest
and
southeast
with
numerous
cross
veins,
all
carrying
a
variety
ef
minerals.
Ore
assaying
81.7
lead
and
293
ounces
silver
was
brought
Into
SUwart
last
week
by
N.
Olloff
froi
the
Dlack
Dear
group,
consisting
of
five
claims
located
above
timber
line
in
the
Vicinity
of
George
Copper
at
the
head
of
Bear
River.
The
samples
were
taken
with
a
pick,
ho
shots
having
yet
been
put
into
Uie
property.
The
streak
of
lead
ore
Is
about
five
inches
n
width
and
ac-
15
CATARRH
f
the
iBLADDER
THE
DAIL?
NEWS
Monday,
September
9,
1929
News
of
the
Mines
AROUND
PRINCE
RUPERT
Britannia
Options
Dolly
Varden
and
Wolf;
Duthie
to
Drop
Rufus-Argenta;
Nickel
and
Cobalt
Found
at
Stewart
O.V.4
4"
1
ORTHOPHONIC
VICTROUS
AND
RECORDS
Auction
Sale
of
Alice
Arm
Lots
One
Hundred
Lots
and
Several
Acreage
Blocks
Sold
High
1'riCc
Was
$710.
'
tt
:
i
:
r
4-,..
Innum
nvrtn.
.
...
.
..!for
,
S710.
,
xiiiviiiK
uwt'U
an
uuiiuw
ui
wic
uvu
.wen
nuuwn
i"wm
jjteserve
secuon
01
Alice
arm,
neia:
erties,
the
Britannia
fining
&
Smelting
Co.
has
already
"Thursday,
passed
off
very
suc-commenced
development
work
on
the
Dolly
Varden
and
cessfuiiy,
both
from
the
stand-Wolf
mines
at
Alice
Arm.
The
Wolf
is
the
first
property
,
u2f7(J
"J""1
to
receive
attention,
the
diamond
drill
operating
on
the
ZnZwT
?TX
Tone
having
been
taken
there
with
a
gasoline
engine
to
lnspector
of
iandSi
on
behair,
of
supply
power.
Both
properties
are
owned
by
the
Spen-
the
provincial
government,
one
.Cer-McRae
interests
of
Vancouver.
The
Do!ly
Varden
hundred
and
eight
lots
and
sev-
hallwaV.
extending
seventeen
miles
.
eral
blocks
of
acreage
were
dls-
up
the
KlUault
Htm
from
the
town
or
Alice
Arm,
may
also
be
Included
in
the
ultimate
deal.
The
manner
In
which
the
Britannia
company
13
Increasing
Its
holdings
is
takeh
as
a
very
promising
sign
at
Alice
Arm.
Hon.
W.
A.
McKenzie,
provincial
minister
of
mines,
is
expected
to
make
a
tour
of
the
central
interior
before
the
end
of
this
month
and
will
also
probably
visit
Btewart
and
Alice
Arm.
One
of
the
matters
bringing
Mr.
McKenzle
north
is
to
make
an
inspection,
with
J.
D.
Oal-loway,
provincial
mineralogist,
of
eoal
deposits
on
the
Telkwa
River
and
elsewhere,
in
(connection
with
the
announcement
of
plahs
to
de-
companies
about
three
feet
of
cop-
Psed
of,
the
approximate
total
of
ur
ore
In
the
same
vein.
Asso-,
amounting
to
$14,000.
jiated
with
Mr.
Olloff
In
the
Black
The
auction
was
confined
prac-Bear
are
Messrs,
Bolln
and
Garner,
tlcally
to
local
bidding,
though
They
expect
to
get
some
develop-
there
were
a
few
purchases
for
ment
done
this
fall.
:
ouUlde
interests.
A
great
many
of
the
lots
went
at
the
upset
1
Falls
Creek
which
flows
'.hroueh
price,
it
having
been
tacitly
agijthe
townsite
of
Alice
Arm
uitn
reed
that
the
party
with
a
house
the
kltsault
Tihrer.
The
water
wm
oh
the
reserve
more
nearly
ad-
be
diverted
into
the
Kltsamt
mJz
jjacent
to
the
lots
offered
was
en
!
titled
to
the
lot.
Several
lots
with
out
houses
or
in
were
BIG
NEW
DAM
AT
ALICE
ARM
Falls
Creek
to
Flow
North
of
Town
Instead
of
Through
it
as
at
Present
ALICE
ARM,
Sept.
9.'
Word
has
been
received
here
from
the
de-
nnrtment
of
public
works
to
begin
.
construction
work
on
the
dam
which
is
to
divert
the
waters
of
Orthoph
True
in
Sound
Model
Ho.4yWiliam
and
Mary
Period
Walrtut
190.
or
with
Ekcrric
Motor
$225.
"in
Dp
'
to
the
north
of
the
town
ana
to
the
north
of
the
present
wino
rt..
choice
locations
built
along
the
bank
of
h
J
the
the
object
object
of
spirited
bid-
satilt
River
and
which
h..,.
.
rflnc
Thi
hloTi
hlrl
nf
thft
Rain
tha
tnuinclto
trm
it,.
..
;
o
-
-
-
-
o
-
-
"
-
.u.i
i.uivi.
tium
Vilv
UVCrilOW
Of
'ALICE
ARM.
Sept.
"Or-The
abe-j
.
LTJiT'
JSSS
tiori
sale
of
lots
on
the
-old
Indian
"
X
'
1
,
e"3'WPnelIture
0l
upwards
of
$7,000.
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