The Seaforth News, 1928-09-13, Page 7Mining' in Canada IA T1RED.OUT FEELING
a Major Industry --
Is a Sure Sign That the flood js
Development, Beginning Tin and Watery
About 20 Years Ago» <1 ala giaci to haze an oppgrtunity
Has Still Much of 'testifying to the benefits I de -
New York Is Paying
High to be on Time
Telephone Company Takes in
35 Cents. a Minute for
Telling the Hour
rived' from the use of Dr. Williams New York—'bis city is paying the
'Wealth to Tap Pink Pills'", writes Mrs, Lawrence New York Telephone Colwell)" 3$
Kennedy,' St Joseph; MB, She ftir-1 cents a minute in order to flail out
Manitoba, Shows Activity tiler says; -"Scene Years ago I was what bolo it is.
g 1 s ago the telephone
woritilz as a stenographer, and be- Several year
Surface Exploration of Claims 09010 Uaclly run -clown. I always had com tauy diseontinuod the practice of
Along Embury Lakeis a tired out feeling, had ne appetite tailing itssubscribers the time of day
and suffered terribly from baeka'ebe. whenever they wanted to set their
Flanneii +- Kirkland Almost every month I had to remain clocks or wat'ellos.' But housewives
Gold Area'
Ready was advised to try Dr, Williams' shalt Lo learn the time from Neigh -
Toronto, Out .i ltlfough mining has Pink Pills, and I have reason to bo bor Jones and bu0iness men Ostroff 1010 l'
risen in twenty years to a position as glad, that l followed' this advice. Be- nulnvrous c1oe1rs that line New
ono of the most important industries fore 1 had been taking the pills very York's streets diel not always agree.
or this Dominion, it is still a long way long 1 began to fool much Vetter.
Report from the Offee for a day or two, I 'became tired of calling across the air
from its potentialities.
A little more than two docacles ago,
silver was discovered at Cobalt. Since
that time there have been many d!s-
coveries not only of silver, but of gold;
copper, load, eine and nickel. New
mining districts, such as Porcupine,
Kirkland Lake, Sudbury and Rouyn,
have been opened,'.:
The Porcupine fa ono of the gold
camps in which the original discovery
strike has 'faded into oblivion, The
strike in Octobeyr, 1907, in the east
bank of Porcupine Lake, which made
the district famous, is now almost
deserted.
Spectacular showings of free gold
still abound near the scene . of the
regale) discovery. Small-scale de-
velopment on the Bannerman and
Ieno••a properties is all that remains
of the i'blebrated Golden City,
Tho t entre of public interest sud-
denly 'ithifted, on account of the
amazitlg wealth of the Pearl' Laire
area, to the section a few miles west,
embracing the Hollinger, McIntyre
and Dome.
Activity In Flin Flon Area
The result was that the ,telephone,
Continuing their use my strength mummy established a special "time
came back, I regained' my appetite, telling department" It sells time
and the terriblebaekaeho from wwhieb
l had suffered disappeared. I have
been merrier! same years now and
have two fine healthy children, a girl
and a boy, and amin the best of
health. Ail this I owe to Dr, Wil-
liams' famous Pinic Pills, and I trust
that those few lines may help some
other weak, run-down person."
All weak, run-down people who
will give this blood -building tonic a
fair trial will find through, its use new
health and. strength. You can get
the pills from any dealer in medicine,
or by mail at 50 cents a box from
The Dr, Williams'' Medicine alo.,
Brockville, Ont.
In view of the great activity in the
mining regions west of Fort William,
with particular reference to the area
formerly imown as the upper Seine
River section, attention has been di-
rected to the varied spellings of the
lake known locally as Sapawe Lake,
a busy mining field. In the interests
of accuracy and uniformity it will be
advisable to obtain an official ruling
on the matter, for from preseut indi-
cations Sapawe Lake is on the map
as a mining camp to stay.
'In the Flin Flea area or Northern
Manitoba, the northwest corner of
Embury Lake isthe scene of great
activity. Several hundred claims have
been staked on the north side, along
what is described as a series of iron
dikes. Interest was first directed to
this locality by a German mining en-
gineer, a newcomer to the country,
who atter prospecting far afield, re-
turned and staked his first choice on
Embury Lake. Others
followed fast,
and. the north shore has now been
staked almost solid,
The geology has been reported on
by several engineers as being favor-
able for base metal deposits. Among
some of the larger groups recently
staked are the Isabels, Victories,
Major O's, Emburys, Rex, Hygrades,
Vidonnas and Spots.
The owners of several groups are
already planning a campaign of sur-
face exploration.
Option on Canadel Property '
Word was received recently' that
an option on the property of Canadel
Gold Limited, formerly known as the
Rochester Mines, has recently been
given to interest closely associated.
with March Gold. It was also said
that dewatering of the shaft is now
under way and has reached a depth of
800 feet. At this point the shaft has
a depth of 1,000 feet. Extensive lat-
eral work is to be carried on at this
property.
With $175,000 cash' on band and
with a big block of treasury shares
available, directors of Macassa Gold
Mines are soon to reach an important
decision respecting plans for develop-
ment of the property.
Opinions differ in regard to the
method of attack. It is considered.
that $175,000 is not sufficient to give
the property the desired test. It is
belived that about $500,000 would be
required to carry the work to 3,000.
feet or more in an effort to tap the
continuation of the mineral vein in
its strike westward from Kirkland
Lake gold area will soon be ready for
distribution. It deals with work in
individual mines, as well as the gen-
eral geological conditions throughout
two and ahalf miles, of the field. The
report was prepared for this Ontario
Department of Mines under the direc-
tion of Mr. Todd.: (From an article
in The New York Times.)
11 Fidelity
Heart of Man
The heart of man resembles a SAVE
THE CHILDREN �g1t
secret amber wherein stands—like
v 11 � ii VYai 'R1LN
the .block of white unhewn marble a
set in the studio of a sculptor—a
veiled figure'. Though the man may
not so much as life the corner of the
yell, yet he forever and in secret
'work to fashion and form the figure
that lies beneath,
And the figure is the oil of the
man,
man, and the -unveiling tbereof fe
called death; and until the figure be
unveiled, the man • scarce imoweth
what manner of man he is, .Coulson
Kernahan.
Mat like a store sells' eggs, shoes or
Overcoats. The charge is5,cents, If
a subscriber calls up Meridian 1212,
and a honey -voiced operator replies,
"Tho time is now 3,51," Itis telephone
is charged with a local 'call, It some-
one drops a nickel iu a toll -box tele-
phone, it doesn't come back to him
as it did in the old days when the
operator would tela him tho'hour.
During the first seven days that
Meridian 1212 was in operation, there
were 77,160 requests for the time,
which means that New York resi-
dents spent $3,358 for the knowledge
thus retailed. Tho calls, according to
the telephone company's accords,
reach the peak between the hours of
5 and 6 p.m.
When Blucher wag hastening over
bad roads to help Wellington} at Wa-
terloo, his troops faltered. "It can"''t
be done;" said they. "It must be
apo" wag reply, "I bale promised
id to there—promised, do you hear?
You wouldn't have me break my
word!" And it was done; with what.
result we know..
The Church of England
Brooklyn Eagle: It is well for the
religious world that the organization
of the Church of England should be in
strong hands. There is no weakening
in the substitution of the Archbishop
of York for the resigning, prelate.
That isa satisfactory reflection to
many American clhifrChtnen.
"'„ lih'ts Wilt Stay Short" Oh, woi1,
as long 1333 Lissy slay!
Young
He who gives, pleasure meets with
It; kindness is the bond of friendship
and the book of love; be who sows
not, reaps not.—Basile.
"Ah! these be crool 'ard times for
the workin' man." "What' the matter
now, another strike coming?" "No
etch luck, sir! The bloomin' masters
have given in, and we've got to start
work again on Monday morning'!"
Assam,the native home of
the tea ush, produces teas
which are famed the world
over for their strength, rich-
ness and flavor.
The superior and distinc-
tive quality of Red Rose
Orange Pekoe is largely due
to these fine quality Assam
teas, of which it is chiefly
composed. Every package
guaranteed. 7.E
In Summer When Childhood Ail-
ments Are Most Dangerous:
Mothers vibe keep a box of Baby's
Own Tablets in the Blouse may feel
that the lives of their little ones are
reasonably safe during the hot wea-
ther. Stomach troubles, 'cholera in-
fant= and diarrhoea carry oft thou-
sands of little ones every summer, in
most cases because the mother does.
not teas a safe medicine at hand to
give promptly. Baby's Own Tablets
relieve these troubles, or if given oc-
casionally to the weir child they will
prevent their coming on. The Tablets
are guaranteed to be absolutely harm-
less even to the new-born babe. They
are especially good In summer be-
causethey regulate the bowels and
keep the stomach sweet and pure.
They are sold by medicine dealers or
by mail s at 25 ,cents a box from The
Dr. Williams' Medicine Co„ Brock-
ville, Ont.
Mr. Lenin's Brain
a Scientists are said to have cut the
brain .of the late Nicolar Lenin, the
Russian dictator, into 31,000 slices
and particles. For two and a half
years the work of dissecting, analyz-
ing and preserving Mr. Lenin's gray
matter has been in progress.
The net result, probably, is that
they have 31,000 slices and particles.
This is usually the way such tasks
work out.
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''Victorious Canadian Athletes
eturn Home
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;THEE first contingent of the Canadian Olympic Games party rccetveda
trremendouelcomewhen they returned to Canada on the White Star litter)
sivurdntic. They were guests at civic receptions in Montreal and Toronto,)
while individual cities planned special celebrations' in honor of their individual
members of the team. The above photographs show, top, the group on h0 rd
the Laurentic in which can be seen, fourth from the left standing, Mrs. Joe,
Wright, and, extreme right, Joe Wright, Sr., parents of foe Wright, Jr., who.
won the Diamond Sculls at Henley.. Joe Wright is seen in the centre of the'
back row), eighth from the right. Fourth from the right standing is Lou
went to greet oun Joe
who7
Sculls in 1904,g
Scholes winner of the Diamond Sc
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Wright, is
',Wright. Underneath- the group, on the left; is oe Vl ihtJr.; on the right
Ethel Catherwood, of Saskatoon and Toronto, winner of the high jump at,
Amsterdam, where she created a world's record. The four girls are members
bi the team which won the 400 metres relay event and created a new world'
record. From left to right they are Myrtle Cook, Jane Bell, Ethel Smith, and;
F: Rosenfeld. The bottom photograph shows young Joe Wright, displaying
h' mother. In his left hand he has the gold
It
trophies loon at Henle to his
cup which is ho permanent prize and is his right hand_he hasxhe miniature,
5culis, whickhe holds for one Yeal.•9
Bill in India to
Curb Bolshevism
e"'SsalVAIlti'wfl'+if(ii'. lekrat3
Government to Publish Text
of Public Safety Measure
Simla, India.—The Government of
India will soon publish the text of the
public safety bill dealing with Bol-
shevist agents other than Indian or
British subjects of Indian states, The
bill provides for the removal of agents
not coming under these classes and is
expected to provoke a lively discus-
sion in the Legislative Assembly in
September.
Agents will be asked to execute a
bond giving security for good be-
haviour until their removal from India,
failing whioh they will be detained in
custody. The breaking of such a bond
will render the' agent liable to arrest
without warrant and to maximum im-
prisonment of a year in addition to a
fine, but the pros80nting authority can 1
only be the, Governor-General in Coun-
cilb
No order for removal can be ques-
tioned in any court while the officer's
acting under thellaw will be protected
against legal proreodings for actions
performed in good faith. The Govern-
ment of India declares evidence re-
cently has accumulated of subversive
activities and intentlbns of the Com-
munist international directed against
India.
Fur of 'New Rabbit Is Like
Sable
Two of a new variety of rabbits,
called sable rabbits, stated to have
groat commercial possibilities, have
been on view at, Minehead, Somerset,
Mr. G A. Drake secretary of the
British Sable Rabbit Club, who`was
one of the judges, Said it was impos-
sible to distinguish their fur from real
sable, and 09 1y11rt9 }fags in their'
coats' defied the dyer's art,
"It takes ,about thirty rabbits to
matte one sable coat, and I am gettintf
six guineas each for 'two -month-old
sable rabbits; Tho Prince of Wales
is very notch interested in those rab-
bits, and many well-known people cite
breeding them" states ite secretary,
I will not kiss babies for pnblice.
bion,—Herbert Hoover.
Mieerd's Liniment for aching joints,
The Orange race, at a little
extra cost, is extra good.
9.5 In clean, bright Aluminum
$500 Reward in
Hassell Radio Fake
Radio League Committee' Acts
at Hartford to Learn
Who Sent False
Signals
A trilling kindness here and there
is but a simple, small affair. Yet If
your life has sown this free, wide
shall your harvest be.
When our
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for It
Hartford, Conn, — The Executive
Committee of the American Radio Ile-
lay League, Inc., at a special meeting
voted to authorize a reward of $500
for information leading to the appre-
hension of the person or persons who
broadcast the messages signed "Rock-
ford Fliers," which ere now believed
to have been false.
Officers of the organization are
thoroughly aroused over the sugges-
tion that the messages, purported to
have been sent by the missing fliers,
Bert Hassell and Parker Cramer, may
have been broadcast by some licensed
amateur operator as a practical joke.
"We have committed ourselves to
the task of running down the Pea -
sons whosent the messages," the
league's secretary, Kenneth E, War-
ner, said, "and will go to any lengths
to apprehend and punish those re-
sponsible. We are broadcasting the
announcement of the reward from
every amateur station in the league
chain, and we hope, in that way to
get comething definite and concrete
to work on."
Mr. Warner also declared that,
should the person or persons who
sent the fake messages be apprehend-
ed, the Radio League will take an'
active part in the criminal prosecu-
tion and will ask that the extreme
,penalty for the crime be Imposed.
The maximum penalty for transmit-
ting a false message of distress Is
live years imprisonment and a line of
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As the Posts Had Said
The road turned suddenly and
ascended above the valley. There
was a rush of air, and then Nora saw
the sea, It was booming against a
deep purple cliff lost' in green water
and pale green spray. J
They climbed over one slate ledge,
A light mist lay over the cliffs above
the sea, 18121011 resounded from below.
The high grass between the hedge-
rows was very wet, the ,foxgloves
Against the stone walls drooping with
their load of dew. As she was Mount-
ing the stairway made of fiat stones
over the second ledge, she heard her
first lark. The bird had swooped up,
and was singing, singing as he climbed
higher and higher. , She sat on the
that top of the stile, looking up to-
wards the sky and listening to the
warblings, fainter and fainter. Jost
as the poets had told her, singing as
all her life she had dreamed they
would sing. The three sisters stood ,
waiting for her to climb over the
ledge.. While she had been sitting on
the stile, the larks had slowly ,gather -
co in the sky, one after another, sing-
ing
inging together, close to the last yellow
light. --Wanda Fraiken Ned, 1n "We
Sing Diana."
Canada Calls Off Its Search
Ottawa—Searob in Northern Can-
adian waters for the missing airplane,
Greater Rockford, was called oft by
the Canadian Government here, after
receipt from the Ro•akford-Stock-
holm Flight Committee of a telegram
positive roof that
statingthere was salt
P P
the plane had been seen over Green-
land last Sunday morning.
"Associated Press reports from
Greenland, through Copenhagen," the
message read, "absolutely identifies
Greater Rockford as plane seen over
Fiskernaes, Greenland, Sunday morn-
ing at 10.30 Greenland T1ane. Dan-
iell Government vouches for veracity
of sheriff who sent the report to
Copenhagen." a
The. Canadian Government notified
George P. Mackenzie,` head of the
Arctic expedition aboard the Canadian
Government patrol ship Beothic,
which is now rounding the south-
eastern point of Baffin Land on ,ter
way to Lake Harbor, that search for
the Greater Rockford in those waters
could be abandoned.
Desert Chorus
There is hardly a household that
hasn't heard of Castoria I At least five
million homes are never 'without it. If
there are children in your family,
there's almost daily need of its com-
fort. And any night may find you
very thankful there's .a bottle in the
house. Just a few drops, and that
colic or constipation is relieved; or
diarrhoea. checked, A vegetable pro-
ducts a baby remedy meant for young
folks Gastoria is about the only thing
yon have ever heard doctors lidylse
giving to infante, gbronger inedie nos
pre d nerves to,a hilly baby, however
ha tee they may be to grown -010,
Good old Qu torlal Remember the
name, and remember to `buy it, It may
spare you a sleepless, anxious night.
It is frlways ready, always safe to
11881 in emergencies, or for eveawday
a xx �tvats, jay hoar the day or
nig hit that eay,jlecomes 2r'etttt„ or
restless, aatg'rt} a was urea mina
ocular• with ma i13rs than it is today,.
Every d'1'bggist frac it; •
Tact is the quality that endows a
reprimand with the dignity' of con-
structive criticism.
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on Request.
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Tall derricks that become lacy
spires through the gray -gold )raze,
rolling hills that aro rase and
amethyst, rose -tinted desert sands
and shadowy grayish -green +clumps of
desert sagebrush—this is a Cali-
fornia oil field made beautiful by the
sunset's afterglow. The vast sweep
of plain and horizon had imprisoned
the sheaf of colors left in the sky by
the sun as ho slipped behind the last
western rim of hills, and has scat-
tered magic far as the eye can see.
A. fairy city hangs on the slopes, its
snow -whits houses reaching
g
fantastic heights as the desert at-
mosphere plays pranks with size and
proportion—a. "tank farm" storing
hundreds of thousands of barrels of
oil.
Sun -baked 111118 are transformed by
the jeweled shafts of fading daylight;
and as they darken and melt away
into the night, myriads of twinkling
lights spring into view, They are like
illuminated Ohristmas trees, these
stately derricks, their topmost lamps
gleaming above "crown Mocks" tow-
stiliness, is broken by the creaking
and groaning of ponderous machin-
eriaa eighty feet into the sky, �'be
ergs, the 'hissing and rumbling of
giant hollers, the musical clinic, clink,
of huge iron "bits" Striking joints of
tubing l?anging near the "Hole," the
uncertainnbythm of the gas en8ine's
eternal put -put, Illus goes on the
faiminatfEg and endlege quest for
t'blanc]C gold.," one mighty industrla)'
chorus which ceases neither day nor
night,
Two convicts were , talking, "You
snow," said one, "it tgok JoII'
� Xtirr
an all his life to write a eory;i'
'(carni" Was the 1'eply, i'It took me
tan years to do a sentence."
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