I
Frldav
March
3,
M.
i
ii
'i
I
be
WhiffSets
From
The
Waterfront
J!
Up
to
noon
today
four
vmIj
of
rieet-
capi.
earn
:
.
loca!
Tramp,
Hinviri.
Embla,
Oupt.
Alfrrft
An-ti
Capella,
(Japt.
Dan
Lren
M
!
H
.
Capt
Charles
disks,
and
'.u
.
rapt.
W.
J.
Thonnw
had
re-
I
nurd
Irom
Rwjulmalt
wh-re
they
bcn
fur
th
past
month
tak
trulnlnu
In
llw
ftaherriii
r
unit
Others
of
the
twenty
i
".hl-h
went
to
Esquimau
will
returning
dotty.
The
veawll
are
:.ui
dying
the
blue
ensign.
C
P
it
ateamer
Princess
Adelaide,
f
,i
i
Henry
Anderson,
it
due
In
port
at
3:45
this
afternoon
from
i
.
south
and
will
sail
at
10
p.m.
;.
her
return
to
Vancouver
and
.
.vjk)1iiU.
CKri
a
Brook
hat
laktn
over
r
nin
and
of
the
local
Sa
Cadet
f
.r:s
at
the
Navy
League
of
Carl,,
m
succession
to
Bub-Lieut-ut
Joseph
Landry
who
recently
ic
i
the
nty
ror
Airicroft.
It
Is
ex-"
(1
thai
Mr.
Brook's
rommls
mil
be
coming
Ui
rough
at
an
.
.
onte
35
Tail
Offers
Vou
a
142$
Healed
7-l'awnger
Tar
at
Your
Servire
Phone
35
TAXI
Legion
Ladies'
Bridge-Dance
'
IMUhtful
Affair
Held
Ut
StM-
irniy-iH
Table
The
bridge
drive
and
dance
held
tost
nlttit
In
the
Canadian
Legion
room
under
the
ausotee
of
th.
.Women's
Auxiliary
to
the
Cana-
jdlun
Legion
waa
rery
well
patron-
ilzed,
there
be4ng
a
tobies
of
card.
r
t-.
-
..
.
.
.
me
wiuurm
orioae
were
as
follows:
ladles'
first.
Mrs
Ji
Murray;
second
Mrs.
F
Ellison;
consolation.
Mr.
W.
Llneham;
men'
(Irfct.
D.
MePhse;
we,nd.
C.
Me
Nab;
third.
Mrs.
W.
Robertson.
A
chair
prise
went
to
Mrs.
Cheeseman.
A
beautiful
cutwork
eloth
was
raffled
and
won
by
Mrs.
J.
k.
Murray
with
ticket
icq,
J.
Judge
was
master
of
ceremonies
for
the
cards
and
D.
C.
Schubert
for
the
dance.
Harold
Oavey
and
Hugh
Smith
Jr
provided
the
music
.
The
committee
In
charge
con-,
uttcd
or
Mrs.
J.
Lawrle.
converter:
Mrs.
C.
Boulter,
Mrs
Henry
Smith
sr.,
Mrs.
W.
Robertson
and
Mrs
Angus
Macintosh.
-;'
'.'.'
George
Ross
leaves
on
this
evening's
train
for
Windsor,
Ontario,
where
he
will
take
delivery
of
a
new
car
and
drive
on
his
return
west
via
the
United
8tate.i
and
California
TUNE
in
the
WORLD
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ictor
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Provide
the
Finest
Radio
Receiver
A
Nation-Wide
Rroadcastinjr
Service,
and
in
Addition
Surprisingly
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HR1TISH
COLUMBIA
DEPARTMENT
of
MINES
The
attention
of
persons
Interested
Is
directed
to
Section
15
of
the
"Department
or
Mines
Act."
which
provides
for
the
expenditure
of
public
moneys
for
the
construction,
reconstruction,
or
repair
of
trails,
roads
and
bridges
to
facilitate
f.he
operation
and
development
of
any
mining
property.
All
such
appropriations
must
be
approved
by
Order-ln-Councll.
and
ln
no
exse
shall
government
assistance
exceed
50
per
cent
of
the
cost
of
the
construction,
reconstruction,
or
repair.
Applications
must
00
In
the
hands
of
the
Mining
Engineer
for
the
District
on
or
before
the
1st
of
May.
No
assistance
will
be
granted
In
cases
where
the
construction,
reconstruction,
or
repair
was
undertaken
before
application
for
such
assistance
was
made
td'tho
Department
of
Mlnr.s.
Copies
of
the
Annual
Reports
of
the
Minister
of
Mines
and
other
publications
regarding
mining
may
be
obtained
n
application
to:
BF.UITY
MINISTER
OF
MINES
Victoria,
1J.C.
It's
In
thftr
niiuw
wiiun
reading
tne
uuuy
news
i
Qat
lhe
People
of
the
whole
district
are
doing
the
same.
APPOINTED
TO
PRAHA
1
United
States
Diplo
ma
lie
Service
law
or
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
8.
Fisher,
formerly
of
this
eltv
and
now
re-
Siding
In
Medina,
Washington,
has
been
appointed
United
States
con
MLs
May
Thomas
sailed
on
the
Prince
George
last
night
for
a
holiday
trip
to
Vancouver
and
points
soum.
r
the
mat
fw
veara
Mr
t
lnnetl
l,,.lDranCn'
been
consul-general
in
Canton,
China.,
and
was
In
considerable)
prominence
during
the
siege
ofi
that
city
by
the
Japanese.
(
Just
recently
Mr.
Unnell
was,
at
Seattle,
leaving
there
for
Wash-i
mgton
where
he
had
been
called
w
i-viurr
wun
jTuoeni
rrannun
D.
Roosevelt
and
the
Department
of
State
before
proceeding
to
his
rat
nAn-t
New
page
imtrt
LOCALS
I
-You
Can't
Take
It
With
You,'
!
Ml.
I
II
1
.
.
aajungeu
we
on
picture
or
the
Irvine
N.
Linnell.
who
was
lo-.inM
il.
.
,
...iii.c
nun
ui
we
y
Academy
award,
opens
Monday
AiflVTW
flat
hVm
u
M
.
atiu
wiiu
45
J
Mill
til
A?
new
post
in
Czechoslovakia.
Mrs.
Mrs.
W.
Gregg
and
child
are
unnen
ana
lamiiy
are
remaining
'sailing
tonight
on
the
Princess
moennueiv
ai
Medina
with
Mr.
Adelaide
for
a
visit
to
Victoria,
and
Mrs.
Fisher.
IThey
will
be
accomnanied
bv
mi
C.
Johnston
who
has
been
visiting
GOLD
FROM
HE
KNOWS
I
...
.
11869
a
German
by
the
name
of
'
Orange
Bridge
and
Dance
March
Scneib,er
recognized
gold
ln
scaj
16.
water
and
tried
to
recovei
sorr
Presbyterian
Shamrock
Tea
March
17.
I
St.
Patrick's
Hall
March
17.
l
Varden's
Play
March.
17.
United
Tea
Mrs.
W.
T.
Kergln's
March
23.
Hill
60
Tea
March
25.
High
School
Spring
Plays
March
24,
25.
Prince
Rupert
Operatic
Socletv
presents
"The
Mikado"
April
12.
13
20
Capitol
Theatre.
Presbyterian
Easter
Sale,
April
C.
N.
R.
A.
Annual
Ball,
Moose
Hall,
April
21.
St,
PeUrt
Sale
May
4.
DRESSMAKING
i
j
Tailoring
and
Remodelling
.
KIMI
UYEDE
k
'
Phone
Blue
916
203
3rd
At.
?
The
Beaten
Business
Man
"Business
Is
too
quiet
to
advertise"
the
motto
of
the
meaten
business
man.
How
often
have
we
been
told
that
when
we
call
on
the
business
folk
about
Prince
Rupert
lo
offer
our
facilities
to
help
them
Increase
their
business!
When
times
are
quiet
is
the
time
to
ad-vertlse
not
wnen
you
are
so
rushed
with
business
that
you
cannot
handle
It
all.
.,
f
If
you
are
not
satisfied
with
the
business
.you
are
doing
now,
why
not
tell
the
people
through
the
newspaper
some
of
the
things
you
have
to
offer
and
have
them
come
down
and
buy?
Why
hide
your
light
behind
a
bushel
and.
by
your
silence,
Intimate
that
you
have
nothing
to
offer
or
do
not
need
business?
Any
time
you
arc
forced
to
admit
that
business
is
too
quiet
to
advertise,
you'
are
admitting
that
you
do
not
want
any
business.
If
that
Is
the
way
things
are
with
you
today,
why
not
close
up
altogether
and
make
a
real
saving?
But
if
you
want
to
stay
open
and
increase
your
business,
why
not
do
something
about
It?
Why
not
Increase
jour
business
by
reaching
the
people
through
the
proven
channel
of
the
newspaper?
m
I
me
grains
01
goia
10
tne
Wn.
Petrified
wood
has
b?en
know
to
con
tali
18
ounces
of
gold
and
11
ounces
of
silver
per
ton.
Some
day'
the
bottom
of
Hecate
Strait
may;
be
sown
with
some
exotic
marine1
form
which
when
harvested
will
be
more
valuable
than
the
fish
now
browsing
there.
;
Dr.
Carter
said
that
sea
water
contained
about
3
percent
saitl
and
over
ninety
percent
other'
known
chemicals.
As
long
ago
as
of
it.
Prior
to
that
three
French
men
had
discovered
that
there'
was
silver
ln
sea
water.
i
H.
S.
Blackmore.
writing
ln
Cas-I
Sunner.
Cathoi'ei's
Magazine
in
1911.
cave
eon-
siaerawe
impetus
to
fortune
seek-
ers
by
stating
careful
analyses
in-
j
aicated
that
a
mile:
of
sea
water
j
contained
about
$33,000,000
of
gold,
$3500.000
of
sliver
and
$60,000,003
of
iodine.
These
calculations
were'
found
to
be
too
optimistic.
To
evaporate
a
cubic
mile;
of
sea
water
would
mean
evaporation
of
the
water
in
200
shallow
tanks,
500
feet
square
by
5
feet
deep
twiee
a
day
for
the
300
worfcins
days
of
the
year.
This
should
deposit
161.-000,000
tons
of
salt
from
which
hv
some
means
there
might
be
taken
tons
of
gold
worth
$1,680,000.
This
did
not
seem
like
an
econ-
Experimenters
Failed
jx
The
speaker
told
of
a
scheme
for
passing
sea
water
through
a
pipe
containing
Iron
pyrites
and
an
analysis
of
the
pyrites,
arter
the
experiment,
showed
that
it
contained
eight
grains
of
gold.
On
the
strength
of
this
a
comnanv
was
floated
and
preparations
made
o
to
operate
on
a
large
scale.
Then'
5
it
was
found
that
the
expert-1
g
menters
had
failed
to
analyse
the'g
pyrites
before
experimenting
and
8
the
result
was
that
it
was
found
g
to
contain
7i
grains
of
gold
prior'
g
to
the
experiment,
so
the
plants
failed.
jg
The
Dow
Chemical
Company
onjg
the
Atlantic
seaboard
of
the
Unl-'o
ted
States
has
now
In
operation
!g
a
large
plant
for
the
commercial
-g
recovery
of
bromine
from
sea
a
water
but,
despite
the
favorable
g
opportunity
presented
for
attempts
to
recover
gold,
it
was
shown
to
be
,
g
uneconomical
when
a
couple
of
years
aso
a
small
button
of
gold
was
actually
produced
at
a
cost
of
about
one
hundred
times
Us
gold
value.
Try
a
Daily
News
classified
advertisement
for
best
results.
CIMIED
FOR
RENT
CLEAN,
Well
-
furnished
modern
apartments.
Phone
Red
444.
tf.
WORK
'WANTED
CAPABLE
Girl
desires
work.
Phone
Blue
931.
(52)
FOR
SALE"
FOR
SALE
12
h.p.
Vivian
Engine
with
propellor.
Can
be
seen
at
Imperial
Machine
Shop.
(56)
jer
LeRay,
at
that
time,
was
a
pris-'oner
of
war,
having5
been
captured
by
the
Germans
when
he
was
serv
French
army.
ing
as
a
poilu
In
the
SEA
WATER
NEW
POPE
Pacelll
Vlsltpfi
a
th
MA
m.
I
1
A
A
A.
M
1
M.
m
i
mm
mm
m
w
w
m
J
LeRay
LeRay
was
confined.
ramn
In
mhloH
-
"
.
I
rnvun
nn&m
rv..
Irving
Unnell
Given
Important
dv
nleht.
Moose
Hall
'
rwt
"r.
Xal
Carter
Says
There
Is
fiii..
..t
n,.Jti
o...m
r.J
"He
13
a
man
and
he
will
tWi
I'ot
I-
In
'-!.
-
J
I
'
"
"
.
.
'
...
.
v.-.
laitui
.,,
.
,
..
.
.
five
million
uoiiars
Worth
Of
flf
ii.,.Thn
pa.in.
"
1'reclou
.Metal
in
Prince
x
Ph.,
r
y
ewlalmed
when
told
the
news.
Hupert
Harbor
'
According
to
a
statement
made
At
Icast
one
person
111
Pr,n"
i
"I
am
very
happy
to
hear
he
has
oeen
eieciea.
text
at
the
Capitol
Theatre.
b
Dr-
Neal
Carter,
director
ofupe'
today
received
news
tf
CONTKACT
BROKEN
I
,,'the
Pacific
Fisheries
Exoerlmenbi!
the
etion
of
Eugenlo
Cardinal
.
.
.
"
8tatlon.
in
addressing
the
Rotary
,
face,U
"
tne
PP
w,th
fce1-'
CARDIFF.
Walss.
March
3:
CP
W.
Page,
internal
audltdr
of
ihJ
"y,
there
L,
about
five
Sf,nt
thaand
ft.Son"f-lle"talftn
ot
a
contract
ta
silk
Brackman
it
Ker
Milling
Co,
re-
f0'
?
a?Sttr
?!f
S2?lSr;!oeMn
was
allowed
when
a
sul-generai
to
Praha.
capital
of
troubled
Chechoslovakia.
aordm?'"rn?d
"J?"?.,5?l
"'
a.ter,on
bor
but
the
difficulty
Is
to
get
It
vtiett
at
Dawn'
to
to
word
word
received
received
in
in
the
the
city.
city.
Forl'"1
ForLt.periodlCa,
mts
l0.!he
,oca,.He
outlined
a
number
of
method
'"tor
in
the
city
jut
r
TODAY'S
STOCKS
IOounf
S.
D
Johrufoa
Oo.t
Vancouver
Big
Missouri.
.20.
Bralorne.
10JK).
Cariboo
Quartz,
2.20.
Dentonla.
.04.
Fain
lew.
.04)z.
Gold
Belt,
M.
Hedley
Mascot.
1.40.
4
Mlnto.
m.
Noble
Five.
.02.
Pend
Oreille.
155.
Pioneer.
2J1.
Premier,
250.
Privateer.
1.14.
Reeves
McDonald.
50.
Reno.
55.
Relief
Arlington,
.13.
Salmon
Gold,
.10.
Sheep
Creek,
J5.
Oils
A.
P.
Con,
.10.
Calmont.
J8.
r
is
e..
2
jo
ask.
Home.
2.64.
Royal
Canadian,
.17.
Toronto
Aldermsc.
J9.
Beattle.
US.
'
entral
Pat,
2.S5,
Con.
Smelters.
58.75.
EaU
Mtlartic.
2
J
7.
Fernland.
.12.
Francoeur.
52.
Oodr
Lake.
514.
Hardroek
1.42.
Int.
Nickel.
53.00.
Kerr
Addison,
1.93.
LltUe
Long
Lag,
310.
McLeod
Cockshutt.
2.46.
Madsen
Red
Lake.
.43.
McKenzie
Red
Lake,
1,18.
Maneta.
1.15.
Noranda.
8050.
Preston
E.
Dome.
154.
Pickle
Crow.
5
JO.
San
Antonio,
150.
.
8herritt
Oordon.
1,10;
Stadacona.
.91.
Uchl
Gold,
1.40.
Bouseadlllac,
.03.
Mosher.
51.
Oklend.
.17.
Smellers
Gold.
.02
4.
Children's
Colds
with
them
here.
em
ueatrti
without
"doling"
VICKS
VAPOROB
Announcements
All
advertisements
ln
this
col-dmn
will
be
charged
for
s
full
month
at
25c
a
word.
Scout
Concert
March
3.
10.
Eagles'
Bridge
March
8.
8.
O.
N.
Springtime
Dance
March
Rod
and
Gun
March
13.
Annual
Meeting
the
sea
water
in
much
the
sanr
1
way
that
kelps
and
seaweeds
con
centrate
the
iodme
and
potassium
or
that
oysters
concentrate
the
iodine
and
manganese.
The
ash
from
a
horsetail
fern
growins
in
West
Slovakia,
the
speaker
mentioned,
has
been
shown
to
contain
about
1.8
pounds
of
gold
to
the
ton
but
the
cost
oj
collecting
the
fern
would
probably
be
too
great
to
make
it
a
profitable
venture.
Corn
grown
on
some
roll
contained
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