Evening Star Newspaper, March 4, 1926, Page 6

R LARRBES & €0, | FLDRIDGE TOCLEAR ¥ 0% v THE l‘\'l'xmu STAR. |VILLAGE OF TENTS SPRINGS UP . AT NEW CANADIAN “KD()NDIKE” | Yelping of Dogs Mixes WASH ING'TON, THURSDAY, mer travel and rapld. for 10 | miles to the east and nearly as far | cami | west the country is staked solid and | the peculiar thing is that practicalls all of the claims have yet to be } prospected. | Snow covered the country before | the rush was really under way and | D o, MARCH 4. 1926. 'not l‘onc(’al his faith in tthis new '!'t undoubtedly looks promising,” he told me. “Moore so than Hollinger did on the surface?” I asked. “Well, it is quite a different sort of formation. Om the Hollinger we Perry’s Famous Ship. Admiral Peary’s famous old Arctic ship, Roosevelt, has been converted into a sea-going tug, and is now owned by the Washington Tug and rge Company. The Roosevelt sailed from Puget Sound the middle of last month with two barges in tow, taking 3,500, Visit Qur New 3 F and G Orange Grove Market 1749 Pa. Ave. N.W. the stiking of most claims had been done since then, with little oppov tunity of close examination. The: follow the line ~of maln strlke. neglecting the northern half of the Gronstone belt almost entirely. East Bay Lures Many. had gold everywhere, this is one lead, Btk lgger G Hoflinger. ' Tt' has certainly the best surface showings I | have seen since I staked those claims in Porcupine,” he answered. John Hammel. crawrman of the Howle Red Lake Syndicate, goes { farther. He is not lacking in experi- | ence, for he has the development of | four or five successful mines to his | credit, and he declares outright that the surface showing Red Lake are the most encouraging he has ever seen. “This and the Flin Flon are the only two discoveries I have ever examined that left no room for doubt,” he said. “I shall not be sur- prised if this proves to be the greatest gold field we have ever had in Canada.” (Copyright. 1926.) 000 feet of lumber and lighterage equipment to Miami, Fla. She s ex- pected to arrive in Balboa some time in the near future. The Roosevelt is the ship on which Admiral Peary .lm.l(cd his successful trip to the North ' ole. will our d for bue- PRI R & R Florida Oranges, sweet; basket Mixed Baskets . fruit, Basket . 5 With Taps of Hammers at Red Lake Find. CHARGE ACCOUNTS INVITED SATISFACTORY ARRANGED Requests Secuon Affecting | , RULES ON TURNS Traffic Right and Left at | Lights Be Rewritten. TERMS Memorial to Ambassador. A marble fountain recently com- pleted in the town of La Basse, France, has been dedicated as a me morfal to Robert Bacon, American Ambassador to France from 1910 to 1912, Col. Bacon, as liajson officer with the American forces, spent many months at La Basse during the World War. §lampede ls Expecled as| | Soon as Winter Wealller | Breaks Up. BY E. PAUL READING. | Ediior's Noie—The writer of this article | | mushed into Red Luike. a distance of 150 | (mi‘es trom Rai heud. beating all other press | | correspondents. “This dispaich wax senl out vy dog team the duy If the anticipations of the mining men here are fulfiilled there will be fresh discoveries elsewhere in Spring and fresh bells to be staked and in a zone of possible gold-bearing rock nearly 10 ‘miles wide and 30 long. At present interest centers in East Bay. the northeast armor, the lake. whi¢h is 16 miles away but directly in ilne with the “strike” of Lorne Howie's lead. 1. I5. Holland, the new mining recorder, had hardly hung his shingle out today when he was beset with applica - the re- X Bay et Onnleu by the dozen Cnl fornia Lemons, dozen. zoc 1b. Cnhfor ia No. 1 Walnuts, lh. Paper shell Pecans, Ib. ....4% | i Assistant Corporation Counsel | : ted today by | Divector Bldvidge to rewrite the | ction of the trafic regulations deal- | ith the manner in which motor | > right and left turns on which traffic is tomatic lights. The L direct result of the Tudge John D, c Court last night, who held s mot clear as to which his the motorist should ed William G. Kim a right v into a faced with red Also we have full line of fresh and smoked meats with lowest price n fown—ssgs. butter, ele; Drive your an: au; but don't miss the opening day . " Flndmg' directed vequest « ter his arrival Scott, a second Toronto Star neis e’ corvespondent, iy making -éume irip | ay by frst airpane to enter goid-couniry. | Dlamond S MeMahon | 42 Address All Communieations lu ' Il. Hornstein. Clearing House, 107 6th St. N. W. Phone Fr. 7659 D@ G.S. J'tores.\flnc. It is there steadily for weeks ms have estimated that a hundred already been staked ther i S far the sourdough has had his A census of Red Lake's floating population this Winter would have read like a map of the original pe nine staking, with the name of Alex Gillies, who discovered Hollinger, at the head of the i been in charge of | development work on the Howie claims. He is guite unassuming gnd | | cautious In his stateme but does | spediat Disputen 1o T | R | —Tucked snugly in one cornei {bay near the outlet of this st sheet of frozen water is a clust tents, They are pitched on hastily constructed log cribs and roughiy | floored with hewn spruce. Through | the roof of each a section of rusty stove pipe thrusts itseif at a rak belching white wood sm ses straight upward in | frosty atmosphe re. | One of the tents bears flaps the end of & packi hiack “Mining though although icld dia Judge MeMahon wouid not went on the regulation today. 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They fill the air with doleful sound. the collies b P yelping shrilly, the huskies, unable | to bark, rousing the echoes with that | wailing’ ululation that resembles the cry of neither dog mov wolf, but is the song of the wolf dog alone But through this chorus of mourning | : rings another sound, most as inces eet, across the line of waiting traf gant and of supreme siznificance, the fie near northsouth crosswalk., and i | inmistakable tapping steel upon wait for the green it to signal It expliins 7 e North east and west traflic to proceed before ing the tarn Lo proce is flashing until the sh before inter > a left fnto the middie intersection of the east-west reen i mus R ARRIS 4 o - - H section. When wishing to E. PAUL READIN turn he nust draw ' o 1 have seen and heard enough of that. 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