i
Cf
50
tl.
r.
w
d.
e:
ti
&
id
NEWS
OF
THE
MINES
Alex
Mpnsons
Plan
For
Providing
Transportation
For
Northern;
t
Or
ie!NtrruW
intfnrW
(jerhoof.
stjcf
IjWln
Jgctirjffa
Ufrft
j
A.
M.
Manson..
M.
L.
A.
for
Ominp
has
the
jetton
of
the
provincial
.
goypniincirt
in
sending
a
well
j
qualified
location
ongiucer
to
select
the
best
route
for
a
road
from
Fori,
St.
James
to
finlav.
Forks
Such
a
road
would
be
i
great
liodn
to
the
mining
huu?try
of
the
Oni-:
ineca
district.
At
present
tlim;
ia
,1
road
from
Vander-1
-
Allison
Camp
To
Operate
All
This
Winter
on
Islands
who
Is
going
home
to
Vancouver
to
remain
until
after
Christmas.
Mr.
Allison
states
thaf
he
wjll
continue
operations
r
vm
at
m
fhe
-w
Cum
Guide
to
Correspondent!
The
Dallj
News
weloonite
correspondence
on
live
topic
of
the
day
or.
any
other
subject
of
public
Interest,
but
Ut.
L
ters
must
be
brief
and
tp
thf
jjuuii.
ine
long-winded
correspondent
has
pp.
pla.te
Iq
pwdern
jourhallsm.
Every
letter
musvugned
by
the
writer,
nc4
flecs&arili
;
for
publication
but
as
ter
o.
good
fath
and
oourtesy
All
unsigned
document
gd
tp
the
waste
paper
basket.
Xft-ters
of
a.
ca,ustlc
chAractl
must
have
the
signature
p-pen.def
for
publication.
Letter
should
b.wntun
ia.
one
sld
of
the
paper
onli.
Correspondents
muH
avoVi
personalities
and
the
langoate
should
be
such
as
would
be
alt
lowed
In
the
ordinary
rults
ot
debate
to
Fort
St.
James.
Heyond
Fort
St
Jimrs
here
Is
a
semblance
of
a
road
to
Nation
River
which,
by
now
a
mere
trail,
swings
to
Manson
and
Germanseh
Creeks,
on
to
the
Om-''
ineca
River
and
down
the
Mesi-IJnka
to
Flnlay
Forks.
This
road
has
,
badly
located,
states
MrMan-
A.
P.
Allison,
well
known
Queen
on,
who-
brings
out
that
the
gov-Charlotte
Island
ioggihg
operator,
efnnient
has
taken
an
Important
arrived
in
the
city
on
the
Prince
step
towards
adequate
transpor-John
this
moming
after
a
visit
to
tatlon
into
this
rich
area
by
send-hls
camp
at
Cumshewa
Inlet
afid
tng
the
locating
friginee'r
In
the
will
sail
on
the
Prince-
Georgp
to-
person
of;
W.
K.
Gwyer.
former
djs-night
or
Vancouver.
He
Is
aceorn-i'nft'fppitieer
at
Prince
Rupert
for
panied
by
his
son.
Jack,
who.
has!
the
tfrWneial
department
of
pub-
uccn
worcing
31
trumsnewa,
and
p
wox".
e
suggests
mat
a
(rood
vum-
hewa,
camn
throucrhnut
th
-iiitV
!
rear
h
a
stratfflr
nnint
fr
tho
r
1
-
-
"
-
J-
,
i
.
'
'
cj-
"7
TJ
although
the
crew,
now.-numberlngieni'niT
up
of
the
.
entire
northern
sorqe
seventy
men,
will
be
cut
in
hH
f
th
province.
It
would
"open
.
half
until
spring.
No
logs
will
bcjiu
Into
,
the
back
door
of
the
great
In
the
water
during
winter.
but
Cold
'Pcioe
River
valley
and
give
it
an
derking
and
other
operations
in
fhe
woods
win
continue
I
!
An
I
limttr
.
1
I.til
Al.
IMhW.N
cty
on
the
Prince
John
this
moming
from
Mas&eti,
and
will
jprqeted
on
tomorrow
evthings
train
to
Terraf
e.
;
Father
Champagne
Q-
M-
J-
Who
Mrs.
Fred
Nash
arrived
In
the
1601
be
provided
enentuallv
to
Fin-
lay"
Forks
by
building
as
much
as
fund
-will
permit
each
year.
Once
at
Fjhlay
7
forks
T
the-
roid
vV4
would
w
UU11
arteriaj
highway
ro
the
central
and
-fiouthern
portions
of
Ihe
province.
Mr.
Manson's
vlt.Tint
Is
that
the
tnaU4
Till
fuake
possible
the
development
ot
the
mines
and
that
the
mines
in
turn
will
brln?
the
rail-'
He
emphaslxe
that
t
ts
folly.
at
this
SLTfp'
t(i
tjlV
nf
Mrs.
James
Brough
of
.BmUbeM
MO.Of.oqp
pn
4
railroad
into
the
arriTed
in
the
city
ffom
the
Inter-,
V1?
River,
arguing
that
Uif
rall-lor
on
Tuesday
night's.
trairf-ard)
coe.whfn
themines
have
will
spend;
the
cx.insr
mflnii
np4"?011
that
the
traffic
b
town.
",
.jthe're
Mf-
iivwri
instances
the
tact
that
the
Consolidated
Mining
ct
BmelUne
Co
whtrh
ht
hiH
parties
in
the
area
for
a
number
ot
I'.rMffss.
stt'fWeat
possihiliUes
to
acquire-the.
Canadian
Northeastern
jRaUwy
charter
arid.
t
beU
con-
wicuon
mis
year
from
Stewart.
He
fels,
that
the
great
mining
has
rn
spending
the
past
tn
favstPmPny
is
in
the
north
to
stav.
ecclesiastieal
duties,
retimed
to,
the
jTe:
"
eventually:
extend
to
city
on
the
Prince
John
fhU
rnoin
mg.
Mrs:
c.
M.
IcIntyre
pf
Skiiegate
arrived
In
the
city
on
tiie.jprjhce
John
this
morning,
frpra
the.
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
to
undergo
an
operation
in
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital.
'.
1,
Mrs.
Fred
Atkins
and
children
of
Queen
Charlotte
City
are
paying
a
brief
visit
fp
town.,
they
arflve
ln
the
city
from,
the,
lOanis
on-
the
Prince
John
this
morning
and
will
return
home-
on
the
same
vessel
tomorrow
night.'
James
Martin,
well
known
Mas-
sett
merchant,
and
his
datiiriter.
'
MrsRlta
Pongs,
arrived
in
the"
city
on
the
Prince
John
this
rrjbrrilng
irom
tne
Queen
Charlotte.
Wands
ana
George
charged
with
obtaining
relief
irom
the
city
by
faisepretenees,
is
proceeding
In
city
police
court
jtoday
before
Magistrate
McClvmont
Clt
Solicitor
E.
F.
Jones
is
prosticuting
with
L.
W
Patmore
acHhg
fdr
tlxe
defence.
L
.
finlajr
Forks
where
it
will
connect
,
ith
thft
read
from
Fort
St.
James.
j-Wsetwa
min
arteriea
will
be
the
'
means
of
access
to
the
rich
miner-f
ft"?4hlcri
wiq
nq
doubt
hi
time
Hp
scned
by
roads
Unking
them
either
with
the
railway
or
with
th
Fort
St.
James-Finlav
forks
foaa.
Fpr
a
few
ddvs
reeentlT-
tho
-Via1
..Vzri.derhoot
district
was
thrilled
irith
excitement
over
-hf
ni
thought
to
be
a.new
gold
strike
and
per
w,a
eyen
much
ado
about
It
n
certain
newspaperg,
particularly
:ij;thi:aoath
Theitrlke-was
said
to
i,
oeen,wht.Qri
the
main
highway
Within
'seven
mlles
of
Vander-hoof.
Farm,
after
farm
was
staked
nd
thlrty-'dhe:
miners1
"
1irn
were
issued
;8e.veral
placer
claims
were
recorded.
Bad
to
jelate,
how-5Ttrr
heciU
supposed
gold
was
was
tpund
to,
Whting
In
ihe
ele-precious'
metaV
Sn
.
Uius
fades
anotner.miniaiur
f-
J
'
I
,
1
'
r
.7
w
wuj"
pedt.
,
I
The
Oonria
I?lAr
nM
in
liu..
foK
Which
Jam
r
o,aii
.-
....
w
iouiaii
Vancouver
;ls
ilqufdator.
Is.
considering
a
nroDosal
that
lnt
for
the
sale
of
the
property
.
nuu
i.
uavcnenpr
inc
'
'
'
Sei'ttie.
AljcatuTea
and
of
pale
Yesterday
A:
0lifctful
Hallowe'en
tea
and
sale
af.heme
cooking
was
held
yesterday
afernoon
by
the
Woman'
AurilarJrTpf'B
A"lrew-
Cathedral
lrihfome.ptirs.
V.
J.
Nelson,
Agnew
faee.
The
roohts
were"
el-fectlwij'
derprate4
for
the
affair.
Mp.
7hjuna
Andrew
assisted
the
ft
receivinc.
Mrs.
W.
l.
JftWr'.
On?e
poured,
wrviteura
were
Mesdam
a
n
mi.
.ChqU,
K-
P-
Hol.tby,
A.
T.
Parkin'
and
v.
ty;
ronns.
M.
o.
H:
Arnold
wa
cafhier.
v"-r?K9f?;te
Ron?
and
Mrs.
A.
H.
'NothirigTo
It.
Try
It
Some
Time
Some
log
roiitr.v
Un.
boys.
It
1
lust
Pe.e
Harper
three-Umes
ra
.Jul
-u
a
pal.
Vic
Greenwood.
Jie
man
s
andlng
on
his
head
on
the
chair
.-.:
.1
hattan
Beach.
Watch
your
heaU
doesn
1
slip,
Vic
Japanese
Women's
Olympic
Team
'
V
kS
aim
Under
the
watchful
eye
of
their
trataer.
Mi
aazawa,
these
Japanese
at
the
Paddlngton
recreation
gpynds
London,
England,
They
comprised
women's
Olympic
games.
Would
Get
States
Malayan
Feast
In
Cape
Town
To
Finance
Road
me
Vancouver
pun,
in
an
eouorj
i
t
i
UL
a.gtees
that
tho
cost
of
$14,000,'-
j
Mr..
and
Mrs.'
Horace
E.
AltoA
lot
pOQ
estimated
in
connection
with
onlastevenlnfstralnfo'rajnonth'
the
construction
of
the
section
through
this
province
of
the
proposed
Alaska-Yukon
highway
is
ob
viously
beyond
the
mean
of
Bri
tish
Columbia
to
finance
at
this
time
but
advocates
that
the
British
Columbia
government
would
be
warranted
lii
showing
some
initia
"4cmfrdealt(niMliqtbemadt'whert
chair.
by
the
United
State,
which
Is
so
anxious
to
have
the
road,
would
foot
the
bllL
Indeed,
the
Sun
points
out.
the
province
of
British
Columbia
has
already
made
a
substantial
contribution
to
such:'
a
highway
by
having
already
built
a
road
to
Mazelton.
visit
In.Sault
Bte.-Matie,
Ont.
Victor
natto-Bert
was
the
streaker
today
at
the
regular
'wetkty
lun
rlianri
nf
IWA
n.iM
n..K.
it...-..
uujrvL
uring
r
asasm.
'
mere
wasi
a
good
-
attendanco
of
.members
I
tive
in
the
matter
of
ascertaining
ifi
with
Pi-.-.w.r,
J.
J.
Little
In
the
.
1
i
:j!Suig
ctumpion.
.and
Uk
stanui
down
atitin-
Anrnom.
are
training
te
Japanese
team
at
the
'
"'
'
r
'Bt
'
'
'"
iMMI
gglg
8
,
'
Malay
women
in
their
picturesque
costumes
at
the
Aspeljng
mosque
Cape
Town,
South
Africa,
ebrating
the
Feast
of
the
Holy
Prophet
after
many
month
of
prenfttatlon.
WaSLVSr
"(Vancouver
Paper
Place
eel-
Mail
Scheduli
Tor
the
Hast
Mondays,
Wednesdays
and
Fr)
days
...
4:30
p..
From
the
East
......
.Tuesdays,
Thursdays
and
Satur-
10:15
0.18.
For
Vancouver
'riors
vs,
Mondays
(train)
4:30
pjn.lBcouU
inesoay
12:30
pro
veoacsoays
iram
....
4:30
p.m.
Thursday
9:30
pm
Friday
U
p.nii
Oct.
6.
15
and
24
-
4:30
p
m.
From
Vanrouvrr
Sunday
'
4
p.m
Tuesday
(train)
io:5
p,
Wednesday
10
ajn.
SPORT
SCHEDULE
OF
BRIDGE
to
(Jet
L'ndrr
Way
Tonleht
,
Yk'Hh
Three-Game
Thd
Prince
Rupert
Bridge
League
fixture
list
for
the
flrst.half
of
the
season
U
announced
as
follow:
.
0a:2V-SllU
v.
Orotto;
C.
It
A
.
Musketeers;
Canadian
Le
gion
ys.
Rambler.
N.
n.
A.
vs
Orotto;
Capadlan,
Legion
ts
Miukftcers.'
SCHEDULE
i
OF
WHIST
'fine
TaWW
ff
faU
(w
Artn
BASKETBALL
October
25
Orotto
vs..
C.
N.
R.
A.;
Warriors
yt.
High
School;
Annettes
vs.
Orottcttes
Scyth,ldns
vs.
High
School
October
20
Orotifli
vs,
Moose;
Grottettes
vs.
High
Sehool:
War-
Legion;
8ryhiiahs'
vs.
November
1
Moose
va.
C.
N.
R
A.;
Ltglprv
vs.
High
School;
lflgh
School
vs.
Annettes:
Scouts
vs.
High
School.
November
5-rC
N..
H,
A..
v.
Qrotto;
Orottettet
v.
Annettes;
High
School
vs.
Warriors;
Illgh
School
vs,
Scythians.
.
November
8--Moose
vs.
Orotto:
CR1BBAGE
SCHEDl
Time
Table
ror
First
IIu
f
Annanrnf
Crlbbage
Unm
1:xt
.
list
iuui
pi
me
te
.
nounred
a
follow,
Oct.
ia-Orou.,
v,
,4.
;
p
l.
VI
II
u
r
.
1
v.
r
1
...
n
ifi
"Ui
'
1
T
hut.
1
w.
.
o.
i.
oiriiu,
TCVaiOr.
Grotto
vs.
Canadian
Ujclon;
Uamb
.
Nov.
V-Llevi,,
.,
c.
Ten
rs.
Mutketem.
-lUrflan
Ifi.
v,
.
,,0
.
,
Jo.
-8wUU
vs.
Miuirtcfrr.U.
a
H.il
A
J,,,,,
,
Orottj
vs,
Ramblers;
Canadian
lei
iMrXe.
"
gion
vs.
C.
N.
R.
A.
.
Nov.
12-Onit.,
,
.
E
.
Nov.
li
Canadian
Lelon
vs.
nadlan
Leftoti
-
c
s
r'a
,
ewiiu;
MusKeicers
vs.
urotto;
u.
vs.
iterator
i
u
N.
R,
A.
ys.
RamWeri.
.
Packers
.
N.q-.
.
22Ramllers
v.
SwilU;.
Nov.
l-c
S
aroo.v-
d
N.
RA.;.
Musketeers
Gamdfeu
Uyi
vs.-
parudtan
Lrtlon.
Moose
vt.
Me.u
r
No..29-Orotto
vs
8wlfU;
Mus-
v.
3evar
lutetrs
jt,
C.
N.
R.
fij
Ramhlera
vs
Cqnat(lan
Legion'
Dec-
t-Swlfts
vs.
C.
N.
R.
A
Oanadlan
Lev.
Canadian
bezion
va.
Grotto:
Mvake-
O
N..R.
A.
tetrs'vs.'Ramblfts
Dej.
l:
Muikftcer
vs.
SwlfU:
Ramblers
Vs.
Grtitto;
C.
It
R
A.
vs
Canadian
Uglon.
Dec.
3-
ino
H
A
Parkers
w.
Cn..iim
O.
F.
v.
Hrnprr-.i
Bevator.
Dee.
Swifts
vs.
Canadian
Le-
.
CiQtirdrptto
vs.
Musketeers:
Ramb-
ni
iert
vs.
c
v
R
a.
1
ennis
rlayer3
T
mn
D.-i
r,
LI.
1.
-
l.
r
Of
Copper
Cily
Take
Up
Brid
COPPER
CITY
Tennis
Club
of
r
organized
into
a
8
the
winter.
Ii
spitrof
the
;
many
ot
the
n;
themselves
at
u..
i
Whist
League
fixtures
for
the
Mr
8-
w
I)obb"'
Urst
fulf
o:
ilit
Jieason
am
an,
?
uoutlced
as
follows:
look
.place
odc
1
Oct..;i-I.
O.
O.
F.
vs.
Sons
of
honors
went
Norway;
O
rut
to
vs.
ConadUn
Le-th
hou1-
HW-
8lon;
St.
Andrew's
vs.
Moose.
bT
Edwtn
Dobb"
Nov,
Andrew
s
T-
I.
O.
O
.by
8
W
Dobblf
F.:
Qrotto
vs.Uxm;
Sons
of
Nori
"cJow
viv
vi
rnniHhn
t..inn
1
served
after
ti"
Nov.
O.
O.T.
vs,
Canadian
'Judttrt
Legion:-
Grotta
vx
rl
Anrfr.-.
'
raernbers
and
th.
LADIES!
el
ii
Moose-vs:
Sonr
of
Norwav
'jmeetlng.
the
Bridge
(
3
ptr
NdV.
lftAiooia.
l
ii
n
(
...
U
be
a
huge
succr
Sons
of
Norwav
vi.
hrott
R
'
Writer
season
Jdrew'a
vs.
Canadian
Legion.
.
-
Nov.
26
Orotto
vs.
I.
O,
O,
F.:
St.
Andrew's
vs.
Sons
of
Norway;
Moose
vs.
Canadian
Legion.
Dec,
3
Sons
of
Norway
vs.
I.
O.
;
0.
F.:
Canadian
Lesion
vs.
Omitn-
Mopse
Y.
SL
Andrew's.
.
Dec
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vs.
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dews:
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vs.
I.
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p,f.;
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AndrewTi
vs.
Orotto:
Sons
of
Norway
vs.
Moose.
Dec.
I.
Oi
O.
F.
vs
Moose:
Orotbi
vs."
Son
of
Konrav;
Canadian
Le
gion
vs.
St.
Andrews.
Anyox
Badminton
Club
Names
Its
Year
s
Officers
ANYOX,
Oct.
25:
The
Ahyox
Community
League
Badminton
Club
has
.elected
officers
for
the
coming
season
a
follows:
President,
A.
11.
KIrby
yice-Prteldertt,
M.
Prust.
Secretary-Treasurer,
W.
Olbbs.
Oornmlttee
Mrs.
J.
8mltlj,
Mrs.
A.
O.
Mactntyre.
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P.
Gibson
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Week
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PRICES
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