01
May
11.
1937
I8CD
n
11
If
T
1
I
aciimarf
Tcrrjee
on
tne
copper
iwver,
4,,.,nollnir
was
carried
nut
ttays
after
the
first
appear-fp
n
j
a:
use
to
a
local
newa-j1""'11-
POI
ARIS-TAKU
MINING
COMPANY.
LTD..
Applicant.
B'
F
J
BiHtiiolamew.
Agent.
C
tie
flrct
publication
ot
i
May
II,
IB37.
WATER
NOTICE
ilril(,n
and
l'w
NCT1CE
THAT
Polarls-Taku
r
t.
..:
7
Limited
whose
a4dress
T
h.
Trill
htitiiv
irr
a
ii
and
Lse
300
gallons
per
i
flirws
aoutheaWrly
and
Heaver
Slough
about
300
i
jf
eastern
Bcundar
of
Claim
K:
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1.
Lot
5489.
0
gaJa.i
and
Mining
(250
rjrprss
ufji
tne
mine
aeecriDen
was
ported
on
the
ground
t:
i
:t
May,
1937.
rtl
-Ml.
nr.tnd
nr
An
Inn!
...
...
..tiereto
and
to
tnt
cr
wtll
be
filed
In
Hit
office
W
reccrder
at
Atlln,
B.
C,
Rupert
B.
C
f
the
oppUcatlon
may
be
r
nvMniUer
ptf
Water
Rights,
1
SCOTCH
PCI
ABIS-TAKU
MINING
COMPANY
LTD..
AppHcaivt
W
Ougg
Thonvton,
Agent
-'
-
'
-he
first
publlcittcn
of
May
11.
1937.
WATER
NOTICE
IHterklon
and
I'u
j
.
-T.pcny,
uuniited
wbose
address
B.
c
mill
apply
for
at
ite
and
use
100
fala.
Den
.low
K-orthfWiterly
and
drain
t
-ater
Creek
About
1800
feet
r
c
mfiuenoe
wtth
Beaver
f
C.
l.nir
tnaDHn
miivtraM
..ie
deecrlihed
as
BUver
Ktng
:n
Let
5489
and
Silver
Kins
tot
6490
wid-ou
,
Gold
Bar
'
r
;m
CuistoP"
nutrlet.
Atlln
Copy
M
pbsled
on
the
ground
(!ny
of
May,
1937.
:f
"-bJa
notice
and
an
applloa-
..'it.
ItJrAtrk
anil
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1
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f
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at
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B.
C.
"to
the
oipplicatlon
may
be
-
eald
Water
Recorder
or
Qombtroller
of
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,
POI.ARIS-TAKU
MININO
W3MPANY
LTD.,
AppUcant
cie
of
ithe
liu-at
publication
of
May
11,
1837.
WATER
NOTICE
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tin
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wave
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waa
posted
on
the
ground
,,7
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i37.
4
V
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4.
b.
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or
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.
POLARIS-TAKU
MINING
.
COMPANY
l.Tn
annlllm.
,K,ltoo
May
n,
10517,
1
District
News
or
of
he
timineca
uoia
w"j,vjuv-u
x.uij.
z
i
-
.
Icntjwn
as
the
uardenelles
Is
Badly
Kurt
that
owing
to
the
Hoods
ear
washing
out
the
bridge,
Edward
Woodward
Trampled
By
ork
rm
the
mine
was
delayed
Team
of
Hornes
at
I-Sike
During
the
winder
200.
Kathlyn
..
..
.M
nmmn(e.
Ho
n.'TO,
-
...;ii-r
.-...
-
.
on
the
development
work
.ccldeht
while
working
with
a
wr,
eommenceu
iwo
years
cmv.
0f
men
,
under
the
Fishery
'waruen,
noy
wcuonnell
near
I
Lake
Kathlyn
on
Friday
2"
,t
Th
m
were
clearing
logs
r
o
n
n
I
t
m
.7
fn
iirnrm
n
nrM
adv
i
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i
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.
,
.
v
Mien
X1U1VB
1IUIU
.
JjUKii
i:
oiid
us
9
cfTior
power
Kathlyn
Into
the
Bulkley
River
to
i
miiJiuto
for
mining
of
facilitate
the
passage
of
fish
into
r
tewater
Creek.
whlto
Wh
i,k
Knthlim
A
w
..........
.
,
.
v
i
tvcwil
ui
uuinci
c
i
ni.iii
sou
or
-s
empioyeu
on
xne
work
and
JJ
OS
lAOm
Silver
Klnj.
nf
fWp
UnrUnrt
nr.
Ollrlrlonlt.
l,t
1,489.
.
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.
'
'"-"-",'!
w
v
vii
ue
diverted
at
a
point
-nocked
Mr.
Woodward
down
and
i-js
;,
:
n
rusw.ny
from
the
-rampled
on
him.
lie
was
immedi-
i
a!id
mitt:
be
aw
for
"v
i
ubuch
-xu
me
i?uuuierN
.iius-
o
in
in
ife
in
dKscribi
pilal
where
he
received
medical
'
Mining
Division.
(attention
and
it
was
found
that
:
u.
p;
iwd
on
the
grcund
number
of
ribs
had
been
frae
,ord7a
but
the
extent
of
internal
wrto
tout
to
tiMiinjurics
sustained
has
not
yet
1
1
v.
n
ffwea
hi
ine
wlc
Veen
determined
'
l
Eupert,
b.
c.
'
Woodward
has
been
a
a,Rpitoation
may
be,
dent
of
Smithers
for
many
years
jk
Du.ua
waki
mpwiuct:
i
a
J
u
J
JUNIOR
STOCK
CLUBS
RMITHPRS
Mnv
rhis
advertisement
Is
not
pub
'
or
u.a,Cu
UJ
-
W'-C?!t
Oreek
on
Bllver
Kin?
nMmmpn
nf
Rritlsh
Columbia,
-
-
JtV
BUU
Will
UB
1
73
NATIVES
TO
CELEBRATE
Arc
Here
in
Force
For
Coronation
Day
Greenville
Council
And
Band
Due
Tonight
Another
district
native
village
to
;e
well
represented
at
the
Coro
iation
Day
celebration
here
this
cek
will
be
Greenville
on
the
laas
River,
a
delegation
from
vhlch
Including
the
village
council
;nd
the
town
band
Is
due
here
to
light.
There
will
be
some
thirty-
iix
persons
in
this
party.
Over
one
hundred
strong,
the
.ople
of
ttitkatla
arrived
on
eight
boats
yesterday.
They
were
met
and
welcomed,
by
W.
M.
Brown,
chairman
of
the
celebration
committee
and.
as
spokesman
of
the
visitors,
Edward
Innes
replied.
rrr.lt-
purchased
farms
and
Rmitho
roonrfc
int.ot
v,.
owned
oper-
lng
taken
this
year
in
the
clubs
for
fed
b
families
8!"gle
men-,
to"rlee"
boys.
There
are
calf,
hog
or
poultry
clubs
for
the
younger
people
id
grain
club.1
for
the
older
boys.
great
many
are
this
year
taking
art
In
the
competitions.
HUDS0NS
BAY
i.
.uaing.
yjoioria,
u.
WHISKY
'
oaya
arter
itme
nrst
ap-
v
oittce
In
a
local
new.
FINE
TYP
SETTLERS
Advent
of
Swiss
(Creates
New
Interest
n
Ffirrolng
Onerations
Of
Bulkley
Valley
Interest
has
been
added
to
the
farming
operations
in
the
Bulkley
Valley
this
year
by
a
considerable
influx
of
Swiss
settlers
whe
with
families
and
these
are
already
settled
there.
While
in
most
.cases
thej
speak
German,
the
children
are
already
attending
school
and
art
rapidly
picking
up
the
English)
language
and
are
proving
them-1
selves
very
quick
at
learning.
The
new
settlers
are
a
distinctly
high
lype
and
they
express
a
desire
to
hat
the
settlers
be
sent
there
white
ones.
11
'o'
AU-'c'-T
THnM-l'.-S
THiEACBS.!
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AMD
VOU
OVJ-i-
AT
CK5V1TJ
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SOUMD
OUT
M
BOSS
TODAY
n
v
n
ri
n
Artr
in
1
-
n
sft'yf
Hv
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
SEVEN
MISTAKE
'PITTSBURG
JFormer
Athlete
IS
SEEN:
WELL
AWAY;
Almo!La
Cr,pp,e
Interest
in
Local
Hospital
Situn
1
Pirates
Now
Have
"Two
and
a
Half
linn
wnu
Tnkpn
liv
l'cniitc
Game
Lead
in
National
As
i
Of
Smithers
SMITHERS.
Mar
11
-f.The
people
of
Smithera
district
hr.vt
been
taking
a
great
deal
of
"In
terest
in
the
hospital
situation
in
Prince
Rupert.
J.
W.
Turner
chairman
of
the
Board
of
the
Smithers
Hospital,
expressed
tht
opinion
that
the
'Prince
Ruptfi-l
have
always
been
Protestants
BrainlWhage
Is
Cause
of
Death
Inquest
at
Smithera
Into
Demis
Of
Peter
.Sal
ice
SMITHERS,
May
11:
An
inquest
held
In
connection
wi'lh
the
death
of
Peler
Salico.of
HousU:
ton
found
that
a
cerebral
llemof
f
rhage
was
the
cause.
of
dea.th."
:
t
Salice
was
to
be
the
chief
wit
ness
for
the
crown
in
the
Belli
cini
arson
case
which
will
be
);iied
at
the
assizes
in
Prince
Rupert
this
week.
He
collapsed
j
and
became
unconscious
on
Mon-i
Aiul
Indians
Lead
American
BOSTON,
May
11:
(CP
Pitts
Now
day
and
died
without
regaining
CUveland
6,
Boston
5
ai
lh-fbrook
consciousness
iwa
aays
later.
u
:"ss'-leaves
a
widow
who
resides
al
I
,
their
farm
at
Houston.
"Funeral
i
wa8
held
at
Smithers
today
from!
St.
Joseph's
Church.
Salvation
Army
Commander
Pays
Kitzegukla
Visit
adapt
themselves
to
the
ways
of)
kitzeOUKLA,
May
l:
On
the
country
anu
become
citizens
iTuesday
last
Brigadier
Walter
(Cincinnati
at
the
earliest
opportunity.
'
Cnmit-hers
nf
Wranll,.
AlasJta.l
The
settlement
regulted
from
a
;
divisional
commander
of
ie
Sal-1
Philadelphia
;
isu
rnaqe.
'o
iue.uun.rMy.
"-
vaUon
Army,
paid
his
annual
vlsitiCleveland
.
years
ago
by
representatives
of
to
Kitzegukla.
'
.Detroit
the
Swiss
government
who
on.
A
meetlng
was
conduqted
in
theN;w
York
.
Carruthers
dedicated
the
lniant
They
all
have
money
and
in
mos
Qf
Mr
M
vine
purchased
developed
aped
farms.
.
.
wane
Bear
is
Seen
By
Native
Walter
Wesley
Tcok
Shot
But
Di.il
Not
Kill
It
Later
he
confirmed
the
commis
sion
oi
Field
Captain
eonforred
on
J.
H.
Johnson
at
the
last
congress,
presenting
the
diploma,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Johnson
received
many
con
gratulatlons
from
their
fellow
comrades
On
Wednesday
Brigadier
Carruthers
visited
the
Day
School
and
spoke
to
the-
children.
At.
noon
he
KITZEGUKLA.
May
11:
Walter
was
a
guest
of
honor
at
a
luncheon
Wesley
reports
having
seen
a
white
given
by
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Arthur
Mc-baar
near
the
Skeena
Crossing
Dames.
He.
left
later,
in
the
day
for
post
office.
He
shot
at
it
but
was
Kltwanga.
unable
to
kill
it.
There
are
plenty
to
will
be
above
diverted
to
at
&&Mj
a
point
quor
Control
Board
or
by
the
of
black
bears
around
but
few
Dally
News
want-ads
bring
;
re-
"TILL1E
THE
TOILER"
(Including
yesterday's
games)
Boston
National
League
W.
L.
I
Pittsburg
12
3.
St.
Louis
10
6
New
York''".
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9
'8
ChleigO
8
f
9
Brooklyn
'
,
$..jLk
8
f
Boston
....;:.:.........'....'...
'7'
10
Philadelphia
..:t..rt-
-
7-:
10
American
League
Washington
St.
Louis
....
Chicago
9
..
,9
..
9
...
7
...
6
..
5
TRAPPERS
10
5
5
7
7
6
10
9
10
Pet,
Will
guarantee
top
market
prices
for
Beaver
and
Muskrat.
Other
furs
at
value.
j
FRANK
LOCKWOOD
!
Phone
Blue
729
P.O,
Box
200
Macs
the
Encore
And
How!
"Right
as
IUinM
After
Taking
Kruschen
Read
this
letter
from
an
athlete,
telling
haw
i
he
obtained
relief
from
rheumatic
pains:
r
"My
knees
were
so
stiff
with
a
burg
defeated
Boston
Bees
yester-j
xnd
of
rheumatic
trouble
that
I
day
to
extend
their
margin
of
juld
only
rise
from
'a
chair
'with
leadership
In
the'
National
League
jzxi
a,nd
difficulty.
This
had
been
to
two
and
a
half
games
over
St.
owing
worse
and
worse-for
about
Louis
Cardinals
who
lost
to
the
'
wo
years.
It
was
al
lthe
more
z&W
.iroaklvn
Dodeers.
The
Dodgers
are
;nu
because
in
my
voung
days
I
had
people
had
made
a
.grave
mjstab
(now
leading
the.5fecond
divisiont
playsd
for
two(cbuhtits
at
football
in
not
accepting
the
offer
of
tht
with
Best
on
Bees
and
the
Phillies"
held
my
college
record
for
the
Sisters.
He
says
his
boar
J
con
tied
for
sixth
place.
Hi
and
223
yards.
Naturally
I
tried
sisls
of
eleven
members
of
whom
in
the
American
League
the
a'l
acrts
of
embrocation,
but
with
eight
are
protestants,
two
Sistor-
Philadelphia
Athletics
and
Cle've-
Riclutely
no
perceptible
effect,
and
one
other
Catholfc.
Tlie
msj
land
Indians
are
.
deadlocked
for
Tien
decided
td
try
Kruschen
ority
of
graduate
nurses
employee
the
leadership,
the.Mackmen
hav-
.Salts,
and
to
cut
a
long
story
short,
lng
won
yesterday
ove:
Detroit
I
aq
new
as
right
as
rain."
w.
S,
while
the
Indians
clowned
the
Bos-
"'
ton
Red
Sox.
Ths
New
York
Yan-
'Hie-
pains
and
stiffness
of
rheu-
a
close
race.
Yesterday-s
Big
League'scores:
National
Leaf
tie
Fitteburg
4,
Boston.
ls
St.
Louis
2,
Brooklyn
8.
Chicago
4,
New
York
3.
Cincinnati
3,
Philadelphia
10.
American
League
y..
New
York
7,
Chicago
0.
Philadelphia
9,
Detroit
5.
St.
Louis
6,
Washington
3
TERRACE
Mrs.
F.
Mist
and
Miss
Mist
left
on
last
Thursday's
.train
,
for
Nel
son.
.
"To
Be
Wed
.W
4
:
June
Second
'
'
"
MONTS,
Trance.
May
11
i-It
was
reported
on
good
autripr-
tty
Iast:n,lght
that
June
2
had
1
been
settled
upon
as
the
date'
vcr
the
ntarrlage
of
Mrs.
Walr
(""lis
.yvarfield
Simpson
and
.the
t
Dukfe
ct
Windsor,
The.
Duke
aad
Duhess
of
Kent
.will
be
trre
principal
attendants,'
'
'
'
;''.
v
i
Today's
Weather
lOgyerntnent
TrlegrnphiV
Bu'l
HarborOvercast,
showers;
barometer,
29.94;
temperature,
4G,
moderate
swell.
AIh
.
BayPart
eloudy,
calni;
-vpmetr.
30.06;
temperature,
keci
and
Detroit
Tigers
are
tied
for
nitltm
are
frequently
due
to
de-
10
third
place.
The
Boston
Red
Sox.
toilts
cf
uric
acid
in
the
muscles
r'n'e
Is
a"d07
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who
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leading
the
league
at
the
wl
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Kruschen
Helps
to
sti-
southeast
wind,
24
miles
per
noui,
week-end,
are
now
'in
trfc
second
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the
excretory
organs
to'
moderate
r0UKh
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with
Washington
sixth,
hraJthy.
regular
activity,
and
so
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seventh
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south
east.
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wind,
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and
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John
Llnney
of
the'
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calm,
52,'
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Pentecostal,
Mission
at
Terrace
left
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AT
CANNERY
KITZEGUKLA,
May
10:
Mrs.
Sam
Wesley
left
Kitzegukla
last
Thursday
for
the
North
Pacific,
cannery.
She
hopes
to
Join
her
hus-
i
hand
there
for
the
fishing
season.
r
Mr.
D'ucharme
I
Terrace
Theatre
wind,
45.
nto
shaeorfe!j
Twenty
Horses
opening.
The
theatre
has
been,
T
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closed
for
the
past
two
years.
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JLC3.U1
race
wii
ina,ve,
ior
me
iirst
time
in
its
history,
a
talkie
house.
When
t
the
theatre
was
last
oberatine
the
''
FIMLICO.
May
11:
Twenty
race
80
silent
film
was
still
In
ravor.
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were
burned
to
death
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