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DAILY
EDITION
MONTREAL
AND
PORTLAND
CANAL
Indian
Mines
to
be
Listed
Stock
Exchange:
Publicity
For
District
Monday,
July
9,
1023.
mining
development
been
appeal
ed
to
for
funds
biTore
any
accurate
knowledge
of
a
properly
bad
the
present
system
of
devebqi-
MONTHKAL,
July
0.
It
is
un-
mont
,Prc.can
m
fPW,
jf
a,,y
dersloo.l
that
.application
will
failures,
so
far
as
the
penernl
shortly
be
made
to
list.
Indian
public
is
concerned.
The
risk
is
Mine
i.n
Hie
unlisted
department
taken
by
development
syndicates,
of
Hie
Montreal
and
Toronto
eomnnseM
nf
lnuinp
mm
n-im
Slock
Kxcbaiifres
as
well
as
on
the
ari.
willing
In
pocket
their
loss,
if
Standard
'Mining
Kxchanjre
in
To-'..,,,,.),
occurs,
without
the
public
rPn,n-
'
beinp
any
the
wiser.
The
syivd.-
Thi
will
add
one
more
to
the
,.ai
which
has
nroviile.l
Mm
crowing
list
of
mininp
issues
necessary
capital
for
the
deveU1
ftiriiished-byllie
trading
facilities
.4t,u,.t
of
the
Indian,
has
ad-!
of
the--.
Monl
real
Stock
Kxcbanve
vanced
it
to
the
stflRe-
where
it'
who
recently
have
taken
some
ac-
run.
lie
iWidently
staled
that
thej
live
nnd
very
constructive
steps
property
is
no
longer
merely
a!
in
connection
with
the
trading
in
prospect
but
a
mine,
and
it
s'
nuninjr
shares.
(mv
only
a
question
of
how
Hs
Very
little
publicity
haV
been
a
mine
it
may
become
'through
piven
in
'the-Indian
Mine
and
Hie
further
development.
Some
idea
mines
in
the
Portland
Canal
(lis-
of
the
extent
of
Ihe
mineralized
trict
of
Uritish
Columbia
in
'Which
zone
U
afforded
by
the
fact
that
it
is..
situated.
Marked
develop-
the
Premier
Mines
group
has
se.
roenl
pf
tliese
British
Columlda
eui-ed
and
is
developing
if.
Hig
mining
properties,
however
is
tak-
.Missouri
properly,
sitaled
be.
inp
place
at
the
present
-
time,
yond
the
Indian
properties,
which
and
this
province
promises
to
be-
lie
between
it
and
the
Premie,
come
one
of
Hie
world's
preatest
Method
of
Mining
mininpr
districts.
All
this
has
Mininp
In
U.C.
can
be
carried
come
ubout
within
a
comparn-
on
economically
owinp
to
m-'thod
lively
short
space
nf
lime,
ami
of
approachinp
ore
bodies,
by
tun-probaldy
nolhinp
has
contributed
nels
from
sides'
of
mountains,
more
to
present
activity
than
the
entirely
eliminating
cost
of
ex-discovery
of
exceptionally
rich
Mn.dvn
hoisting,
sinkinp
and
sllver-pold
deposits
in
the
Pro-piijnpinp
niachinery.
The
localinn
mier
Mine,
which
is
now
known
of
camp
close
to
li.le
waler
is
an
the
world
over.
This
mine
has
important
factor
in
its
favor,
been,
developed
in
less
than
four
providing
easy
nnd
cheap
ship
"
jeaj-s
by
New
York
interests
as-pjnp
facilities
for
ore
and
con-sociiled
with
Hie
American
centrales
to
Ihe
smelter.
Sniellinp
&
Hefininp
Company
While
overtures,
have
been
aniTlin
within
sixteen
months
made
from
several
overseas
1,!?R
?34C5p,0no
to
its
share-
sources
for
purchase
of
the
mine
holders.
ior
u
conlrollinp
interest,
the
Ah"
,i".ianMines.
developed
by
fnup
which
has
been
associated
a
-stronK
Montreal
and
Toronto
with
development
of
Hi
Indian
f.yndicnle,
Is
arconlinp
to
govern
have
so
much
confidents
jn
its
went
and
prhalc
mining
enpiii-
fnliirri
that
they
iHV
decided
to
eerinp
reports,
in
the
same
min-
rain
it
ns
a
Canadian
enter-rraliied
zone
as
the-
Premier
iii.c.
Mine.
A
very'
larpe
amount
of
Oimpany
is
capitalized
at
uiiv
iius
oecn
none
on
the
pro.
r
oi.o
i
no
(shares
of
.fi0
perly,
the
underpround
workinps
v.duc
r-f
which
?1,
258
000
comprislnp
more
than
2,000
feet
been
isuvcl.
of
tunnelling.
1
irict
DR.
LAIRD
SPEAKS
AT
accounts
for
Ihe
fact
that
com
paratively
little
lias
been
beard
of
lis
development
in
Canada.
There
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
is
also
a
fair
sprinkling
of
Ameri-
arelary
Fop
Canada
Told
Local
can
capital
in
the
territory'
at
'
"OO11"
Lt
Night
of
traded,
no
doubt,
hy
tl,P
stlcces's
Flnnanclal
Conditions
f
Hi?,
J'
:0rne-
,
.
I
'"v.
Ir.
ItolTLaird,
secretary
Iho
i
Wednesday
and
Thursday
"Havu."
Fox
News
finite!
le.
Friday
-
and
Saturday
and
Salurduy.
Matinee.
(iny
Hales
post,
in
"Omar
Mie
Vent
maker.-'
Comedy
"Hee
Haw."
ORIENTAL
PLAY
IS
THAT
OF
OLD
OMAR
Will
be
Seen
Here
at
Week
End;
Beautiful
Love
Tale
been
obtained.
The
results
were.
t.pad
we
see
liim
as
frequently
disappointing
to
Ihern
and
unfortunate
fur
the
mining
industry,
as
the
percentage,
of
on
failures
was
altogether
out
of
proportion
to
the
returns
from,
the
successful
properties.
Under
i
The
picture
story
of
Omar
Ibe
Tent
maker,
reveals
Omar
Khayyam
as
a
far
more
inlere'sliiifr
personage
than
we
have
becndcit
to
believe
from
Hie
Fitzgerald
translations
of
Ibe
Persian
poet's
quatrains.
Omar,
as
post
portrays
him
and
as
Tully
writes
hitn,
is
not
I
hi"
mere
wiue-bibber
be
is.
popularly
concept!;
in-
a
philoso
pher,
poet
anil
scientist
of
the.
highest
order,
whose
pronounce
ments
rank
in
dignity
with
other
leaders
of
philosophical
thought.
whose
poems
have.
a
quality
that
'Oaar
the
TentntLtr"
lias
maue
mem
eniliire
Hie
lesi
of
lime
ami
whose
scientific
achievements
include,
the
inventing
of
Hie
first
practical
calendar
of
the
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uj
ame
01
llpliaion.
THl
DAILY
IfEWH
Movies
and
Movie
People
Devoted
to
the
doings
and
sayings
of
those
who
entertain
the
public.
WEEK
AT
THEATRES
Monday
and
Tuesday.
Mary
Miles
Mlnlep
mid
Turn
Moore
in
"The
Cowboy
and
Hie
Lady."
Comedy
"Hocus
Pomis,"
Palie
Heview.
ffnl
as
Mils
phssnge
hinds
ioi;eth
er
Hie
hearts
of
yoiuiv
Shireen
ami
Hie
Christian
Crusader,
win
lias
i.i
ruoiiired
by
Hie
ornaslriaii
fanatics.
.Vdvenhire
and
romance
abound
in
tins
film.
Naturally,
also,
il
is
filb'd
wilb
Ibe
color
f
Persia
ill
Hie
lime
of
ji
great
est
irjory;
and,
in
fact,
some
of
Hie
scenes
rival
in
immensity
and
scope
j
any!
hiiifr
the
screen
has
eer
given
us.
MYSTERY
STORY
IS
:!
MID
WEEK
OFFERING
.
Bavu
Is
Curious
Tale
of
Life
In
Russia
During
Period
of
Change
Havu
is
essentially
a
mystery
islory,
soiucwhal
weird
but
with
plenty
of
thrills
and
nelion.
The
play
tells
Ihe
story
of
two
men,
one
refiiic.l,
educated
and
straightforward,
the
other
a
lirule,'
n
peasant
with
no
education
nor
heart,
both
fighting
over
the
same
woman,
an
aristocratic
prinrcss
of
high
sirung
nature.
The
action
lakes
plave
during
a
lime
of
human
.upheaval,
when
human
nature
is
not
reliable
ami
a
woman
kipws
not
to
which
man
.
he
uiay
safely
turn
for
protection
One
of
the
most
interesting
scenes
is
a
marriage
ceremony
which
lakes
place
in
the
weird
attic
if
the
peasant,
Havu.
I'nder
Ibe
first
revolutionary
regime
Tn
lliissia,
no
4ricls
nor
witnesses
were
necessary
lo
a
marriape
ceremony.
The
ineresigninp
of
Hi''
name
of
the
-man
'
and
woman
sulliced.
The
wedding
scene
where
the
ture
with
Mary
Miles
Minler
andft
on
the
launch
Tom
Moore,
directed
by
Charles
Maipne,
which
will
be
shown
at
Ibe
Westhnlme
Theatre
tonight.
This
ilance.
furthermore,
is
lh
scene
of
a
tragedy
which
affords'
Mr.
.Maunn
left
the
party
her-!
the
material
for
the
preat
.climax
and
is
remaining1
in.
the
city
until
of
this
piclurization
of
Cldeit'"iorrow
when
he
will
po
lo
Fifth's
famous
idav.
I)urinsr
Ihe
Anyox
by
gas
boat
relumiii
Throughout
the
-story
of
Hie
,anCfl
n
the
anteroom;
Ihe
villain'Mm,h
lo
Victoria
fmm
ther
hy
film
runs
a
.truly
beautiful
lalejj.
munfered.
but
who
the
guilty
0
"tennyer
Prince
fteorge
on
of
Hie
love
between
Omar
and
pcrson'ls
cannot
be
determine.!
i
Thursday
Shireen,
wlwmi
he
loses
Hirouah
'hecause
nf
the
shot
b.-ing
fired
in
of
Shahs,
only
lobe
mil
fed
afler'nll
comes
out
as
it
should.
Much
many
years,
finding
bappines.s
'of
Ihe
picture
was
made
in
Wy-logelher
afler
counfless
vieissl-'ouiing
near
Jackson
Hole,
a
fn.
ludes
and
banlsbips.
A
second-
moiis
resorl
for
cattle
rustlers
ary
love
theme
almost
as
beautl-
nild
outlaws
in
limes
gone
by.
Ministers
Report
Progress
in
Interior
Country
where
Crops
Good
and
Industry
Flourishes
Prosperous
conditions
in
the
central
interior
with
future
prospects
more
bright
than
ever.were
reported
by
Hie
iiroviu-
paricial
government
ministerial
parly
which
relumed
In
thu
cilv
on
has
Saturday
evening
nfler
a
twelve-day
tour
which
covered
most
of
Ihe
important
points
between
Prince
ficorge
and
Prince
llupert.
The
ministers
were
Hon,
T.
I).
Pattullo,
minister
df
lands
and
menibej
for
Prince
Hupert,
Hon.
A.
M.
Mnnsnn,
attorney
general
and
member
for-
Omineca,
mid
Hon.
Dr.
V.
II.
Sutherland,
minister
of
public
works,
,
P.
Philip,
chief
engineer
for
the.
panied
the
ministers.
nel,
partially
completed
last
year,
Through
the
entire
intTior
il
is
proposed
lo
finish
tbU
year,
district
Ibe
crops
am
lonkinp
It
is
hoped
that
by
next
year
mo-splendid
and
are
Ihree
weeks
tnrist
from
the
soutlfmay
I
ravel
ahead
of
the
usuaj
season,
Hie,
in
their
earn
ns
far
as
llezellnn
sin
f
wort
n
V
r?.,",
efPnn-
Preshyterian
Church
of
parly
reported.
Industrially
thereby
way
of
Ouesnel
,
,
f
Done.
Privately
It
iA
iiilereslinp
to
note
thai
sizeii
congregation.
me
worn
wnicli
lias
lieen
carried
Dr.
I.nlr.l
rm.i,UH
ti.-
n..
on
in
Ihe
Indian
up
to
the
pres.
Toronto
on
last
evening's
train
cut
lime
has
all
been
provided
and
sails
tonight
for
Vancouver
for
privately.
This
plan
is
now
While
here
be
is
a
guest
at
the
being
generally
followed
in
all
Manse.
I.-
a
l
i
.:,..
.
-
.
.
i
iiiiMiimii
uwieruiKings
oi
uiej
Yesterday
morning
at
Kinu.
aim
mis
peen
Jouml
tn
com-;
Presbyterian
Church,
'
fie
and
Prince
I...
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ii
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""""n.
Pteacneii
m
the
church
Is
increased
activity
especially
in
Oenrpe.
IJ
l
iSlS1
h
U,at
l,"'rf
'"
'l
hl
,,oalin
wil1'
U"
'""'"-inp
line
and
new
sctj
Duthle
Mine
Road
n
w
Im
hiir
lovclmirn
v"
,'hM,7!,'1,,',n,1
ndilion
and
tlement
continues
to
take
place!
The
road
rrom
Smithers
to
Iho
wit
.
Uiree
2
S
compared
particularly
will,
regard
lo
mis-lea.liTy.
lion.
T.
1).
Pattullo
was'liuthie
Mine
is
progressing
rapid-w.ii.
or
four
.only
a
yeacsmns
ln
India
and
China.
The
particularly
enthusiastic
about
lv
and
the
irnvernmenl
Is
r..l,Iu
adrlress
was
a
telling
one
nnd
the
future.
"It
is
a
wonderful
construction,
working
all
Ihe
men
proved,
very
Interesting
lo
a
good.!
hinterland
for
any
city
lo
have,"that
the
job
will
stand
jri
order
In
be
remarked.
allow
shipment
of
ore
lo
be
The
provincial
government
is
made
a
early
as
possible,
Mr.
Ibis,
year
undertaking
the
cnn-lDuthie
will
ship
lem'porarlly
to
hlruelion
of
Ihe
Hums
Lake-i:n-jTrail
via
Jasper
until
arrange,
dako
link
of
the
trans-provincial
.ments,
necessitating,
the.
building
iiiKowiiy
ii
wis
reported.
ii
14
mi
minkers
ai
I'rlnce
llupert,
nre
hoped
lo
complete
half
jtween
Prince
fleorge
nnd
Ques-
completed
In
ship
Ibe
output
by
wny
of
this
port.
Points
visited
by
Hie
ministerial
party,
in
the
Interior
were
eyenlnj.
the
uxorious
desires
of
Ihe
Shah
'darkness.
In
the
end,
however.
MRMRFRS
OF
ORANfiF
LODGES
AT
CHURCH
Accompanied
by
Sons
of
England,
Marched
From
Metropols
Hall
to
Methodist
Church
Last
Evening
Some
fifty
members
of
lb
Loyal
Orange
Lodge,
Loyal
Orange
lleiievnlent
Association
nnd
Sr.ns
of
Kngland
participated
in
Ibe
annual
church
parade
lo
Ibe
Methodist
Church
last
even
lug.
Charles
Lemon
was
marshal
niuj
Ibe
members
marched
from
the
Metropole
Hall
tn
Ihe
Methodist
Cliurrh
where
Ilev.
0
(i.
Hacker
preached,
his
(ext
be
ing-'Ye
shall
know
Ibe
Truth
nno
the
Trulh
shall
make
you
Free.
TIMBER
SALE
X
6040.
tnf4
TVmlfM
will
lw
rrrrlVfrd
by
ihe
MlnlAlrr
or
l.ml,
it
viMiirla.
not
luer
man
iHMin
mi
iim
ism
nay
or
July,
fj,
for
i
in-
imrriiaM.
or
Llrt-mr
X
SlMl,
l
rm
xjw.vvi
rwi
or
srniee,
im.AOO
F.H.M,
(lar,
90.000
F.B.M,
llomlurk,
U.oon
llnral
fl
or
I'oIm
anil
I'lllnr,
and
I
to
T,
'imam
on
an
area
north
or
I,
II.
No.
4,
at
Van
orwlal,
Skerna
litver,
liantn
4,
U.ail
Unit
IKntrlcj.
dim
t
i
year
will
lie
allowed
ror
removal
or
timber.
rurllier
iiartlruUra
or
Ihe
Chief
pored-ter,
Victoria,
B.C.,
or
Dlatrkl
foreater
I'rlnre
lliifierl,
B.C.
TIMBER
SALE
X
6207.
Ther
will
U
offered
ror
Sal
al
public
AnrtiiHi.
at
noon
on
tlm
lt
day
or
July,
lJ,
In
the
ofrira
o
the
DIMHcl
Forealrr,
Court
lloime,
I'rliir
llupm.
Urn
tlrence
f
7,
to
rut
710,000
reel
B.M,
of
Sprure,
liaUam,
liemloik,
and
Cedar,
and
alan
760.000
reet
B.M.
of
Felled
aud
Uuckfd
Spriife;
lialnam,
Hmnlnrk
and
Cedar,
on
an
area
alluaied
on
neer
and
fl'ar
l.akea,
I'rlnreaa
hoyal
IMaod.
Itame
4,
CoaU
Land
plulrlrt,
Two
(Ji
yeara
will
Im
allowed
for
removal
of
timber.
Further
rariiriiiara
or
thu
Chler
Forei-
!V
v,'""-
5-
'Uiatrlci
Former,
I'flnre
Buiwrl,
B.C.
i
Mindnr.
Jb
0-
1653
Everybody
likes
strawberries
hut
not
every
person
can
eat
berries
in
the
ordinary
way
.
without
stomach
discomfort.
Combined
with
the
crisp,
porous
shreds
of
Shredded
Whole
Wheat
they
are
easily
digested,
wholesome
and
satisfying
sucti
a
pleasant
relief
from
the
heavy
Winter
foods
that
have
almost
put
the
liver
"
out
of
business.
Shredded
Wheat
is
readycooked
und
ready-to-eat
a
wife-saycr
during
the
hot
days.
No
kitchen
worry
or
work.
Two
biscuits
with
berries
and
cream
make
a
perfect
meal
for
breakfast,
for
luncheon,
for
dinner.
untutored
animal
like,
peasant.
llTinre
(ieorne,
where
a
public
Havu,
u
leader
of
Ibe
red
revolu-lmeclinp
and
a
Liberal
picnic
wen?
iionisls.
slamls
reailv
to
marrv
'held.
Fort
St.
Jame.
Vanih-rhoo-
a
beautiful
and
cultured
princesij'where
a
meeting
was
held,
Fort
Is
a
sj
nation
vividly
brinpiiiu
rrnser.
Kndako,
hninrnls
Lake.;
home
the
full
tragedy
of
the
.Ninth
Hank.
(
irassy
Plains,
tnin
llusian
revolution.
Lake,
Wistaria,
where
the
REAL
COWBOY
DANCE
Is
One
of
the
Big
Features
"The
Cowboy
and
the
Lady.'
A
typical
cowboy
dance
is
om
Juf
the
features
of
"The
Cowluiy
and
Ihe
Lady,"
a
Paramount
pic.
1
ininion
Day
picnic
wa
at
I
ended!
imi
a
meeiing
nem,
Jiurns
i.ake,
where
a
uieetinit
wat
held,
T'lk-wa,
Smithers,
when
"a
nieelinjr
of.
wa
held.
Foresldale.
llaellon.
ferrare
and
LakeUe,
On
To
Inslands
Late
Saturday
nigh!,
Mr.
Pal-tullo
and
Dr.
Sutherland,
acrom.
panied
by
public
works
officials.
Leila
H."
foi
the
Oueen
Charlotte
Islands.
Following
Iheir
visit
there,
they
will
prnrecl
to
Ocean
Fnll
and
lh
Ilella
Cool
a
valley
.
TKISCUIT
is
the
Slircddcd
Whcut
cracker
a
rcul
whole
wheat
toast
eaten
with
butter,
soft
cheese
or
inurmuludcs.
-
'
i
led
With
strawberries
oromerfruih
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND.
SHIPYARD
Operating
O.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dooh
Engineers,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
lacksmlths,
stum
makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Kle.
Electric
and
Acetylene
Welding.
Our
plant
is
equipped
to
adle
all
kind
of
Marine
and
Commercial
Work
PHONES
43
AND
SM
ARRIVED!
Complete
New
Stock
of
DRY
MASH
HOPPERS.
GRIT
AND
8HELL
BOXES.
DRINKING
FOUNT8.
CHICK
FOUNTS
AND
FEEDERS.
Tel.
3.
BBKBk
p
a
20c
Sec
lhesn
new
sanilary
poultry
reqiml;'
The
Brachman-Ker
Milling
Co.
Ltd
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
'
FLY
TIME
IS
SCREEN
TIME
Wire
Fly
Cloth
in
2,
an
nnd
HO
inch
width,
priced
nt
30c,
40c,
45o
per
yard
for
black;
hoiiio
widths
Kal
vniiized,
50c,
60c,
75o
per
yard.
Screen
Doors,
all
sizes,
S3.50,
$4.00
nnd
$5.00.
Screen
Windows,
in
r.
Mxes,
G0c,
65c,
85c,
00c
ti
$1.00
ea.
KA1EN
HARDWARE
CO,.
We
Deliver.
DENTISTRY
Dr.
Jos.
Maguire
Rooms
7,
8,
9
Smith
Bltxlc
'
Phone
575-
wince
nours,
7
to
v
Lady
Assistant
aw