Mi
ivUy,
July
1.
M53.
THH
DAILT
NEWB
PAOErFml
WEALTHIEST
MEN
IN
WORLD
NAMED
Mr?
g
t
Hnry
Ford
Is
First
and
John
D.
i
IVk
t
Rockefeller
Second,
London
I
Express
Says
They
Called
Him
An
"Old
Pill"
rTHAT
wu
yean
so
when
be
1
packed
terrible
crouch,
a
mighty
irritable
stomach
and
a
Unf
that
refused
to
do
the
thine
that
all
good
livers
should.
No
woodtr
Lis
friends
called
him
an
-old
pill"
and
stayed
away.
But
that
was
years
sco
long
It
fort
ho
discovered
Deecham's
(fills
sod
learned
that
two
at
bed-
time
can
bring
tunihinc
Into
a
I
nan's
life.
Today,
he's
an
opti-
Iraitf.
a
hero
to
his
wife,
and
a
tuunch
believer
in
Deecham's
IMs.
The
cheer
that
Bercham'a
Pills
B
bring
Into
a
man
s
disposition,
b
I
the
incomparable
cheer
of
sound
digestion,
active
liver,
and
the
regular
habits
that
make
good
health.
At
All
Druggists
OSPECTORS
SHOULD
LOCATE
MINERALS
AT
POINTS
NEAR
RAILWAY
hi
an
inirniew
given
at
an
;iiarlc
Oiniell.
deputy
ei-
!iumi'
fnr
Hi'
.Do.
',i
urged
prospivlor
to
go
r
jii
ierai
u
poini
near
Hi
rwny
instead
proceeding
loo
Hf
lif
where
tnuiporf
aflon
p
jI
Dcu'i
He
.aid:
friiere
mtiii
lo
tc
a
tendency
I'll
i
e
pari
of
the
mtwelir
lo
Vl
si
tv
.
.
,f
iiiiMMiiiL
I
r
en
I
Kut
from
railway
Iran-Rliaf
I'oittiuiieil
the
deputy
Illllisl
i-
I'he
reull
t
I
lull
if
letoe
fiinl
anything
of
average
r
.annoi
lie
iieeupi
lli
:(
Hip
construction
of
a
m
tiilr.ad.
Thl
fact
eon-
IWc
'lie
('ireclor
In
Ihe
quest
I
-
wrum
metal.
Il
Hi)
vi.
innv
of
Hie
I'.ana-i
uM
niil
a
i
J
C.l'.H.
line
In
I
I
,'
:ll
I
'l"lt
lllllfll
il
Miar
r.uif.1
e
examined
i
-)Mirinr.
liemg
rio.e
mi
tipiii'iatinn,
bodies
of
lower
nre
I'lioM
he
wtirke
pr-
li"y
wJterea
at
grealer
!
k
Hiry
would
have
no
pre-
value
Never
Itefnr
liad
Hie
Mine
IleparJincul
liaI
i
an
eileiitye
examination
!:r
geology
of
I
he
Dominion
i-
vuv
In
ttrilitli
I
jilllfllliln
he
Yukon
alone,
he
Bid,,!a',,
e
were
seven
partie
al
pre-
Hie
field
examining
tlm
"giral
formation
f
I
he
1!)
dry
while
two
topographical
ey
were
alo
being
conducive
in
lie
Koolenay
Park
H
and
Hi"'
oilier
lit
trie
iia-
Itange
islrict.
returning
In
Oil
awn,
(fore
!
I)r
Camsell,
he
would
ri
IWtorln
lo
confer
wllli
Ihe
r
nnal
Department
of
Mine.
spoke
in
high
term
of,
Ihe
I'peralfon
Hiat
existed
tel
ween
Provincial
ami
Federal
mine
Mr'nient
in
this
province..
BS
MABEL
ADAMS
LONDON.
July
18.--
Who
are
!
I
h
Jen
richest
nni
in
the.
world?
aKk
Ihe
Stuulay
Kxpreim.
H
answer
Hie
tpiery
ilefhy
jriv
uiir
a
Iil
al
the
head
of
which
i
Henry
Ford,
wlioe
fortune
il
ej-linuite
nt
5(in,nno.nno.
John
IK
IlnrkeNdler
ronw
next
with
(5(1.000,1100;
Andrew
V.
Mellon,
eerelary
of
the
treasury,
is
third
wjlu
15(i
000.000,
and
then
fnl.
low
the
Duke
of
Westminster,
Sir
nas
1
1
.aimroir.
IIiiko
(innen,
perry
Hoekefeller.
Ilamn
II.
MiU
tii,
llaron
II.
Iwasakl
and
Ihe
(aekwHr
of
Haroda,
eaeh
with
1
00.000.000.
Jame
Jl,
Duke,
Ihe
lohaern
kinit;
(reoritn
F.
Itaker.
of
the
First
Nalional
Hank
of
New
York,
and
T.
II.
Walker.
Ihe
Minneapolis
liniher
landowner,
fhe
Kxpres
ay,
inittlil
lie
added
to
Ihe
inee
I
hey
s
hae
fortunes
eti-liiali-.J
al
J
00.000.000,
while
here
nre
al
eat
thri'e
olher
Indian
ruler
whoe
fortune
prnh.
uldy
exceed
I
his
amount.
Hie
llolhrtuld.
(iupKenheims,
Vamlerhill
Weyerhouer,
art!
Ihe
A.lor.
ay
Ihe
writer,
do
not
appear
liecsiuse
their
are
family
fortune.
Him
!olhciild
wealth
ha
Keen
estimated
at
from
250,-ooo.ooo
to
:iOo.ioo,ooo
and
thai
of
lor
at
from
IOO.noo.ooo
to
500.000.000.
Richest
Man
Ever
Henry
Font
i
poihly
the
nrlie.t
man
in
all
hWlory,
Ihe
paper
ileclare.
lie.
ha
a
nft
huine
income
of
more
than
l0.iioo.ooo
a
year.
He.
earn
850
every
minute.
Croeu
may
have
been
richer,
ince
hi
fatn-ms
Kifl
to
iwdphi
roOto.OOO.-000,
and
that,
reduced
to
today
term,
miehl
mean
joo'ooo.oort
Jidin
D.
Hoekefeller
pave
away
H500.ooo.ooo
to
charity
and
to
foundation
before
t'JSt.
He
U
the
head,
houever.
of
the
biguet
troup
of
wealthy
nen
ever
pro
duced
liy
it
inue
iudiitry.
ai
hi
jiyivale
(fortune
mtil
.Mil
rank
him
weroud.
MysUry
Ban'
s
Sir
Ha-.ll
.aharorf
i
Hnrope'
mystery
nian.
but
il
i
no
nrystery
thai
lie
one
of
Kurone'
s
r
weniiuie!
men.
jie
owns
more
than
half
or
Monte
Carlo,
and
his
holding
in
armament
flrnn
are
even
larper.
He
i
in
oil,
finance.
shipping;
in
fact
il
i
difficult
to
ay
what
he
i
not
intereled
in.
The
MiUui
and
the
Iwkl
are
financier,
trader,
and
ship-er.
The
flaekwar
of
Ilaroda'j
MealUi
i
almnt
impossible
In
estiioale.
but
hi
diauuinds
alone
are
valued
at
l.
550.000,
and
lie
ha
a
Jewelled
lain'.
try
worth
!.-
500.00U.
(iuns
of
irofd
weichlnc
(oo
pound
Miami
at
hi
palace
BURNS
LAKE
AW)
LAKES
DISTRICT
D.
D.
.Monro
of
TelWa.
local
represenlnlive
of
the
l.an.l
Je-llement
Itoanl.
i
lranactim:
husiueti
in
Ihe
Lake
District
this
week.
A.
I.
Itichards
of
Sunimer-land
I
vMliriN-
in
Hums
Lake.
On
Friday
evening
the
Hum
Lake
reidenls
turned
oul
in
full
force
lo
"eliiveree"
Mr.anl
Mr,
(ford.
m
II.
llul.li.
After
maklnc
Ihe
niclit
resound
to
the
dis-
WFHQ
IN
TAlIFtlRNIA
rlaiil
noise
or
fire
cracker.
row
boy
yell
Ihe
narly
nianaaed
Colonist
OI
Account
j0
finally
evoke
the
presence
of
rrla
Marrlag
of
Former
Prlnc
Mr.
llohb
who
promised
them
a
Rupert
Girl
celebration
dance
on
Monday
Wiit.
Mabel
Adams,
second
-
l"lilir
of
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
Adams,
under
the
auspice
of
Ihe
f'15
Springfield
Avenue,
Vic-
t'oion
t.nurcli
Hoard
or
.Mana-and
Hert
Mine,
yminKe!
VW,
n
very
enjoyable
ice
cream
i
of
Mr
nn,
I
Mr.
!.
Illne.
late
slrawberi-y
parly
was
given
po
Lyall
Street,
Ksqulmnll,
'
tlPx
recrealiun
ground
Inst
re
married
Ju
v
5.
al
M.
weei..
in
me
evening
ino
crown
Misllne
Kpisropal
Chnrcli
by
was
Irealed
lo
a
firework
dis-
sea,
Santa
Monica,
(Hfornla.
l'lay
which
vvas
particularly
up.
f.
W
N.
l'jerson
performing
pi',l"t,l
by
Ihe
yium
folk.
1
cercmonv.
'Vio,
bride
was
H
in
luarriHun
bv
her
mdtber.
H.
L.
Mann
arrived
from
.New
Vicloriu
llecd,
sister
of
thn
vvesuumsier
iai
Miiuroay
an.i
"in,
was
the
bride'
attendant.
i
"ow
,,iijying
Ihe
teller'
le
Charlie
lline.
eldest
brother
cage:
in
the
Hums
Lake
branch
groom,
acted
as
best
man.
f
Hie
Iloyal
Hank
succeeding
A.
-i
I
I...
I...
1
a
receidioii
was
held
at
Cbarlic
.
1'uiiuiiii
who
iiu
oeen
irun
He's
hiime
at
Rimln
Moncla.
ferred
In
Aew
eslminsler
m
forty
guesU
being
In
at-
branch.
I'lUllce.
On
Hie
nrriiul
of
iMiS
t
'ins
nnd
her
mother
nl
Los
Tin'
ludies
of
Hums
Lake
are
frclcs
they
were
met
by
a
large,
afraid
to
go
out
at
nigh!
now
'der
of
friends
at
Hie
boul.
fnr
fear
tloy
might
be
ImgKed
p
mid
Mrs,
Hert
lline
will
make
brown
hear
ami
two
runs
home
at
Venice,
California,
have
been
seen
on
me
outskirts
of
Ihe
vvesi
end
of
town.
.
(ieneral
A.
D.
Mellnc,
of
Vancouver
and
It.
(t.
Slevynrl
of
(III
II
livvack.
addressed
a
nieeliuv
hi
Kuril
Lake
on
Saturday
evening
on
behalf
of
-
Ihe
.new
Provincial
I'arly.
'
A
large
number
turned
oul
and
gave
I
hem
an
attentive
hearing.
Miles
T.
Harrison
occupied
Ihe
chair
and
at
Ihe
n
elusion
of
Ihe
meeting
n
number
Joined
up
willi
the
party.
About
twenty
laics
evinced
an
interest
in
Ihe
political
situation
and
were
present
at
Ihe
meeting.
On
Sunday
Messrs.
Mellne
and
SUwart
niude
a
trip
to
Ootsa
Lake
and
l'riincoi
Lake
where
they
nie
with
a
cordial
reception
friHii
Ihe
fanners.
Mr.
l'Yunk
Curri!l,
who
lias
been
visiting
her
parent
at
Wis.
turia
forvvo
weeks,
returned
lo
Ruins
Lake.
on
Tuesday.
11.
Walsh,
provincial
assessor
You
wjio
use
Palmolive
Soap
use
it
for
beauty's
sake.
Be
careful
that
you
get
it
There
are
many
soaps
made
to
deceive
you.
They
imitate
the
shape
and
color.
Names
are
coined
to
sound
like
Palmolive.
Numerous
soaps
some
of
them
wretched
soaps
are
put
in
this
guise
to
mislead
you.
Our
interests
do
not
matter,
but
yours
do.
Your
demand
is
for
Palmolive,
because
of
what
it
does.
You
are
seeking
certain
proved
results.
And
you
are
cheated
when
you
get
a
soap
which
can't
bring
those
results.
Palmolive
Soap
has
world-wide
fame
because
it
aids
complexions.
The
envied
results,
seen
everywhere,
have
won
millions
oi
people
to
it
Thus
Palmolive
became
the
world's
leading
toilet
soap.
Not
merely
because
of
olive
oil
that's
ages
old
Not
merely
because
of
palm
oil
Cleopatra
used
that
But
because
our
experts
found
a
way
to
give
those
oils
unique
efficiency
in
soap.
It
is
Palmolive
Soap
that
has
won
beauty
lovers
as
no
other
coap
ever
did.
It
is
the
Palmolive
blend
based
on
60
years
of
study
that
brings
those
desired
results.
It
is
Palmolive
which,
by
enormous
production,
gives
you
a
25-cent
quality
for
10
cents'.
That
is
what
won
you
that
is
what
you
want
A
commonplace
soap
without
those
virtues
will
not
suit
or
serve
you.
Then
be
carefuL
Note
the
name
carefully.
Be
sure
you
get
the
wrapper
showri
below.
Don't
let
anybody
cheat
you
on
a
thing
that
means
so
much.
THE
PALMOLIVE
COMPANY
OF
CANADA,
Limited
.WINNIFsaUAN.
TORONTO,
ONT.
MONTREAL,
QUE.
Note
carefully
the
name
and
wrapper
Made
in
Canada
stationed
nl
Siuithcr,
vvas
1.
1
Shorthorn
radio
into
Ihe
Itiekle
this
district
this
week,
checkinu
up
on
Ihe
muny
iiujroenn'iil.
'
'
,
Murdoek
Hay
onNHi6ka,;Alla..
vva
a
visitor
lo
lluni"
Lake
over
Him
week
enU.
.
Some
splendid
sample
of
graiu
are
tu
be
seeit
in
Ibis
dislricl
Ihi
year.
It.
i.
Stearns
of
Hunts
Lake
has
fall'ryv
seven
feel
high.
llruce
iSttle
or
tirussy
Plain
has
six
rowed
barley
over
four
fee
high
just
heading
out
and
a
splendid
field
of
outs.
Slunyer
A
Sous
ranch
at
Irancot
Lake
is
a
spleudiil
advert
Isemeiit
for
Ihe
slislrici.
fiowans
,
Sous
ranch
is
exhibiting
exceptionally
fine
hay,,
sprinif
rye
and
outs
and
all
the
farmers
are
feeling
optlmUMc.'
There
will
be
no
diiriculty
uboul
the
feed,
situation
this
year.
(lenrge
I
Taylor
has
shipped
dislricl.
-
K.
X
Stryker
or
McDonabr
Landing
is'
working
with
Fay
S.
Sliort
and
dointf
mechanical
repairs
on
aulos.
Mr.
Slryker
is
a
first
class
mechanic.
The
carpenters,
Messrs.
Urown
,
Jensen,
are
making
alterations
to
the
rotunda
of
Omineca
Hole).
At
the
school
meeting
on
Saturday
night
(lordon
S.
Wood
wu
t'o-elwlesl
as
trustee
of
the
School
lloaiil.
Mr.
Wood
is
most
energetic
in
school
alTairs-
and
Ihe
ralepayers
are
to
b
congra-lululcd
in
reluinlng
his
services.
ifANDERHOOF
On
Monday
evening
last
Mrs.
Lewis
Johnson
entertained
a
Palm
and
Olive
OZZs-nothing
else
give
nature's
green
color
to
Palmolive
Soap
MT7
in
Toronto
on
Thursday
after-
Vancouver
on
a
business
trlpn.
;
niti.n
I
S
V
IL
II.
Smith
has
ben
sworn
in
a
justice
of
the
peace
by
Samuel
Cocker,
J.l'.
Cecil
Hartley
has
returned
from
attending
the
flreal
War
Veter
ans'
Association
convention
held
in
Vancouver
recently.
4
A
party
of
tourists,
headed
by
II.
W.
Ilolbrook,
vice-president
of
the
First.
State
Haul
uf
Perkins.
Oklahoma,
are
making
arrange
men!
tu
speud
a
vacation
at
Stuart
Laku
early
in,
September.
number
of
friends
in
honor
of
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
K.
A.
Mitchell.
Mrs.
Arrol
nnd
Mrs.
McOeachy,
Mrs.
F.
X.
Hamilton
of
Van
couver,
sister
of
Mrs.
Mitchell,
and
her
two
children,
Gordon
amfl
Hazel,
arrived
here
on
Wednes
day
night
and
will
spend
tli
nvxt
two
months
in
town
the,
guests
five
bead
of
pure
bred
Durham'tlio
former
leaving
for,
ber
home'
Mra.
Roberts
of
Engen
is
iu
L
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
D.
Fraser
of
Fort
St.
James,
have
been
-visit
ing
in
town.
1
;
Alex.
Kynocb
is
spending
his
summer
vacation
at
tb
LakelVe
Lake
hatchery.
L.
lleald
of
Ihe
Land
Seltlement
Hoard
was
in
the
district
last"
week
cruising
land.
fy
Win.
M.
Ferrier
of-Tatclmha
been
visiting
Fort
SI.
James.
After
spending
three
mouths
In
Ihe
Sluart
Lake
country,
A.
H.
Hamilton
has
returned
to
his
home
iu
Vancouver.
Ihe
recentVislt
of
th
provln.
cial
cabinet
ministers
meant
a
road
appropriation
of
about
25.O00
for
this
district
beside
the
building
of
a
substantial
bridge
at
ForLt.
James.