PAGE
SIX
THE
DAILY
NEWS
RIGHT
BACK
TO
WORK
ThoSC
who
insure
their
lives
help
indirectly
to
bring
comfort
and
happiness
to
thousands
of
people,
apart
from
the
beneficiaries
immediately
concerned.
They
provide
largely
the
funds
fcr
public
and
private
enterprise
rail-roads,
farms,
utilities,
factories
all
these
collective
activities
which
mean
work
and
pay
rolls.
Life
insurance
tolerates
no
idle
dollars.
Its
very
existence
depends
on
the
prompt
reinvestment
of
every,
dollar
received
in
premiums,
for
the
benefit
i
of
the
policyholders.
These
dollars,
like
water
passing
through
a
power
house,
turn
the
mighty
turbines
of
trademand
then,
released,
flow
on
to
bring
happiness
to
distant
valleys.
While
in
trust
with
the
insurance
company,
they
turn
the
wheels
of
industry,
and
return
at
last
to
the
policyholder
or
his
beneficiaries,
bringing
to
the
aged
or
bereaved
welcome
freedom
from
financial
hardship.
Like
mercy,
life
insurance
"blesses
him
that
givesand
him
that
takes"
not
only
those
whose
future
it
safeguards
but
all
whose
fortunes
arc
linked
with
those
vital
economic
enterprises
that
it
stimulates
and
maintains.
The
Sun
Life
Company
has
over
Two
Hundred
Millions
of
dollars
invested
in
Canadian
enterprise's
alone.
Sun
Life
Assurance
Company
of
Canada
Hod
Off:
MONTREAL
S.J.
Sam
Jabour
Office
No.
14,
Smith
Block
Phone
645
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Self
TUB
ANNUAL
SUN
.LIFE
Denial
Campaign
MAY
10
TO
MAY
17
In
Aid
of
Our
Missionary
and
Home'
Work
We
Depend
Upon
You
When
Called
on
Please
Give
Liberally
to
the
Service
that
Succeeds
NEWS
OF
THE
MINES
AROUND
PRINCE
RUPERT
Waiting
to
Go
Into
Northern
Gold
Field
L.
S.
Mc-.GilI
Speaks,
in
Vancouver
Prospectors
,
"'"For
Stikine
River,
,
,r,
,x
In
a
recaot
Vancouver
Sonday
I
Province
appears
ail
article
by
Lyi-tex
Marvanjr,
pioneer
of
Boras
Lake,
on
the
MeOonnell
Creek
fold
com-
try.
The
article
deals
with
many
of
the
outstanding
personalities
of
the
early
days
in
thai
region.
1
L.
S.
McaW
manager
of
the
Om-linera
Branca
of
the
British
Colum-
Fifty
prospectors,
who
have
been
wintering
at
Seattle,
have
been
assured
of
transportation
Into
the
country
surrounding
Telegraph
Creek
on
the
Stikine
River
in
a
search
for
gold.
Capt.
S.
C.
Barring-
ton
of
the
Alaska
Ornbstake
Mining
Co.
has
let
a
contract
to
the
Barrington
Transportation
Co.
to
take
the
xam
north.
They
will
be
well
supplied
with
provisions
before
being
turned
loose.
It
is
stated.
Will
Instruct
Gold
Panning
Claw
to
br
HrM
by
Resident
Engineers
at
Various
Points
In
Province
Prince
George
and
Smithers
are
anion?
six
points
in
the
province
to
which
rockers
are
being
sent
by
the
Department
of
Mines
so
that
would
-be
placer
miners
may
be
able
to
rake
lessons
la
gold-panning.
Instructions
In
panning
will
be
given
by
the
province
to
all
green
hand
at
these
several
points.
The
rockers
to
be
used
were
6-
:
signed
by
Major
Nation
of
the
De
partment
of
Mines
at
the
request
of
Hon.
W
A.
McKensle,
minuter
mines,
when
ttve
letter's
office
was
deluged
by
applications
for
free
miners'
licences
from
men
who
had
no
previous
experience
in
gold
panning.
Instruction
In
the
use
of
the
rockers
will
be
given
by
the
resident
minin;'
engineers.
Stewart
Opposed
to
Move
to
Abolish
Mining
Engineers
STEW
APT
May
10-The
Stew
art
Board
,f
Trade
has
passed
a
resolution
trongly
opposing
any
move
that
might
be
made
to
do
away
with
resident
mining
engineers
of
the
provincial
government.
Appreciation
and
commendation
of
the
services
to
Dr.
J.
T.
Mandy,
resident
mining
engineer
for
northwestern
mineral
survey
district,
has
been
expressed.
Stationery
Office
Supplies
Toys
Charts
Hooks
Radios
Sewing
Machines
McKA&BROS.,
LTD.
Beer
Farter
Licence
Ibia
Chamber
of
Mines,
will
give
an
meeting
from
the
Liquor
Control
address
In
fjbe
Eagles'
Hall
in
Van-'
Board
regarding
the
clrcaaaitaam
coover
on
Wednesday
night
of
this
of
the
recent
suspension
of
the
beer
iweefc
on
the
subject
of
"Gold
Mm-
j
parlor
licence
at
the
Royal
Hotel
ing
in
Osabjeca
Mining
Division.''
i
here,
the
letter,
after
brief
dlseus-The
address
Kill
be
illustrated
with
skm.
being
filed.
The
comnaunlca-
iantern
slides
:
tlon
explained
that
three
convic-
lions
had
been
recorded
against
the
Included
to
the
lists
of
saeeeaafal
Royal
Hotel
once
before
Mr.
Zarei-
!
students
at
the
recent
convocation
it's
ownership
and
twice
since.
The
i
I
of
the
University
of
British
Colum-
board
deemed
the
circumstances
of
,
jbia
in
Vancouver
Is
that
of
Vladi-
jtoo
serious
nature
to
be
dealt
with)
mar
OlirMUli
who
won
bis
Master
lightly
and
a
further
conviction
of
Applied
Science
degree
in
aeokwy
against
the
house
might
even
Jeo-!
with
a
thesis
or.
"The
Ore
Deposits
pa
rdbje
the
existence
of
the
licence
of
the
Kastem
Side
of
the
Coast
Range
Bstoohth
with
Special
Reference
to
the
A
tun
District."
The
letter
pointed
out
that
there
1
were
over
300
licensed
beer
parlors
I
in
the
province
and
it
was
neces-
wry
that
these
be
conducted
in
a
fit
and
proper
manner
so
they
would
not
fall
into
disrepute
Last
year
there
had
been
32
licences
sus-t
pended.
The
communication
asked
the
council
for
co-operation
in
Im
pressing
upon
Mr.
Zarelli
the
seriousness
of
his
situation
anrl
In
seeing
that
the
regulations
wew
ad-
bered
to.
1
In
commenting
upon
the
i-om-
municatlon
which
he
considered
a1
weak
explanation.
Aid.
Casey
charged
the
ponce
with
being
out
to
"get"
Mr.
Zarelli.
Such
had
been
!
the
nature
of
his
punishment
for
voting
against
retention
of
the
pro-1
vlnclal
police
in
the
city.
Aid
Ca-;
sey
decried
"rule
by
malice"
and
declared
that
the
real
bootlegger;
of
the
city
had
been
behind
the
Retail
j
Merchants'
Association
In
support-
Ing
the
provincial
police
at
the
re-
j
ferendum
held
recently.
j
The
letter
from
the
Liquor
Con-
j
trol
Board
was
in
reply
to
a
request
,
tent
by
the
council
to
Victoria
atk-Ing
for
leniency
In
considering
Mr.
Zarelll's
application
for
reinstatement.
It
is
now
understood
that
the
suspension
will
be
for
a
period
of
three
months.
A
request
from
the
Prince
Rupert
Branch
of
the
Navy
League
of
Canada
for
permission
to
hold
a
tag
day
on
June
11
to
raise
funds
for
Sea
Cadet
work
was
granted
by
the
city
council
last
night.
TRADE
IN
YOUR
OLD
WATCH
FOR
A
NEW
ONE
This
Is
"Trade-In
Watch
Week."
Bring
in
that
old
watch
you
have
been
carrying
so
long
and
we
will
accept
it
in
part
payment
for
a
new
one.
Fashions
change
In
watches,
Just
like
everything
else.
Select
a
modern
one
we
have
hundreds
for
you
to
choose
from.
I
'rices
arc
moderate
ranging
from
as
low
aq
in
-
$10
to
$75
oEVELLEKp
HIE
STORE
WITH
THE
CLOCK
INSPECTOR
IS
ASKED
Shareholders
of
Woodbine
Mine
to
Petition
Ottawa
For
Probe
'
of
Affairs
cm
u
Kfc
.
.
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VANCOUVER.
May
10:
snare-
A.
Hi
Uanieis
ana
uon
iwy
ui
u
IS
hoWer.
of
Woodbine
Gold
Mining
M.
LOOnej
Ot
Laspar,
Wyoming,
are
aiiiuug
a
huiuuci
"i.;
Ltd
at
a
meeting
here.
'mining
men
who
are
awaiting
at
Burns
Lake
aerial
trans-
to
ask
the
secretary
of
!portat?on
to
proceed
into
the
new
McConnell
Creek
gold
state
to
appoint
a
competent
in-'
fields
where
they
plan
on
engaging
in
development
of
peetor
to
investigate
the
affairs
of
:
placer
property.
John
Alto,
Emil
Maunu.
John
Annala
and
Jny
and
'LTum-C.
Matt
of
Trout
Creek
are
also
at
Burns
Lake
enroute
to
J
J'JSSJ
e"S-
UK
gOKUKHE
11
is
cxpracu
uai-
(the
moat
of
these
men
will
be
able
to
get
away
from
Barns
Lake
for
the
north
Ttthm
the
coining
week.1
SUSPENSION
EXPLAINED
!sary
application
to
the
Secretary
of
!
State
on
behalf
of
the
members.
!
Reason
for
this
action,
as
out
lined
in
the
preamble
of
the
reso-
....
.
.
.
,
.
.,
.
i
text,
"there
is
reason,
on
substantial
grounds,
to
believe
that
mater
ial
information
regarding
the
Control
Board
Writes
City
fairs
or
management
of
the
Refirdinc
Royal
Hotel
bine
Oold
Mining
Company
Ltd
has
been
and
is
being
concealed
ot
.
withheld
from
shareholders,
whose
.
...
interests
entitle
them
to
the
dis-
The
city
council
was
in
receipt
of
closure
an
explanation
at
last
night's
3.
M.
Harper
was
chairman
and
J.
A.
Edgecombe
secretary
of
the
meeting.
Canada
en
lots
unique
leadership
in
first
telephone
use
at
Brantford
1814.
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May
Monday
and
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cast,
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