System Admitted Not Entirely Suitable to Britain: The Need of Capital London, Feb. 23.
Victoria, B.C, Jan. 19.
'A gold rush is promised by April for the Telegraph Creek field, 200 miles into the interior of the Cassiar District of British Columbia, where strike was reported last summer.
Yo carry men, machinery and! Jsupplies east and north from the head of the Stikine River, on which steamers penetrate the Cassiar it is not suggested that the|country by way of Wrangell, Alask entire Soviet system would be ap-ithe Hudson Bay Company plicable to this country" is one of nounced it will use " big caterpillar the main conclusions contained in tracter. The Cassar Gold Mining, the report of the trade union delega-_ Company is reported to have arrang-Jed for an aeroplane to ply between which have been published in the the head of navigation and the earn The Dominion-Yukon telegraph The delegates express the opinion Jopening an office at the junction of that it is obvious that a political Telegraph Creek and the Stikine. [system which amounts to denial in When gold. wax discovered. in the principle of inal political Klondike district of Yukon ferriter to complete porch of the Cavsiar in 3808, thous ontal,"not merely of the Dress ride of men spon money and til Platform and political machinery" serine tne but of schools, the universities and the army, can only justify Itself by results. They add that, as in the will go to the Telegvaph Creek Camp Jcase of other creeds which were in even days from originally of a Communist character, ays to Wrangell by vee the Russian system has arrived by' two days by river way of complicated compromises at Telegraph Creek, and condition that is not Communism the camp by automebi but can be better described as State, Ponies.—Reuter's Amerien Socialism or State Capitalism.
With reference to Army training the delegates emphasize that—the Jemotional appeal to recruits made
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