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EDDIE
IS
THERE
American
advertising
experts
say
that
llrilaln
Is
ten
ypara
behind
in
the
matter
of
publicity.
fill
tu
ilmi'l.
knnvv.
1hernh
Kddie
Windsor,
who
was
In
our
midst
the
other
day.
Wdien
It
conies
to
advertising,
the
boy
Is
there,
he's
TllKlin.
Otlawn
INDIQE8TION
relieved
In
two
minutes
with
JO-TO
A
gold
digger
is
a
woman,
gen
erally
young
who
painlessly
ex
tracts
money
and
other
valuables
from
Ihe
gentlemen
of
her
ao-
qaulntance,
isually
without
mak
ing
them
adequate
returns.
Hut
fascinating
and
fun
loving
Jerry
Lamar,
brightest
of
ihe
clan,
is
n
good
girl
willial;
she
attends
parlies
where
gayely
and
good
cheer
prevail,
whom
wealthy
millionaires
offer
rare
Jewels
au
thousand
dollar
hills
as
favors
put
she
never
forgels
her
mother
at
home,
or
an
in
junction
offered
by
a
slranue
soap.vcnding
woman
to
buy
soap
and
keep
clean
.
Ai
leader
of
her
cn-goh
diggers,
she
enjoys
ife
lo
the-
full.
There
is
Mabel,
Topsy,
Klcanor,
Trixle
anil
Violet
whom
hand-
some
Wally
wants
lo
marry,
though
hs
act
will
cut
him
off
from
inheriting
fifty
cool
mil-
THE
DAILT
NEW
Movies
and
MoVie
People
WEEK
AT
THEATRE
Monday
and
Tuesday
HlrliniJ
lot
and
Ilile
Daniels
in
sinnpr
in
Ilniivi'ii."
Cojiii'dy--H,iyM
in
Hoard.
Internal
iotial
NewM.
Wednesday
and
Thrusday
"riie
ciold
ii(?KerH."
I'on
N'cwH-iiazelle.
Friday
and
Saturday
"The
Acquittal."
Cnmeiiy
"Haby
i.KKy."
Tiipiett
nf
it(
Day.
lion.
Jerry
had
got
her
lnrt
on
Hie
utaue
IIhiiiiuIi
a
letter
of
introduction
by
a
rerlain
(liie
Oray.
friend
of
her
molher,
who
had
onre
been
a
ulajrn
beauty,
but
whom
misfortune
and
a
al
love
affair
had
driven
from
the
fool-lifdiln
.Nobody
Miiapeclti
that
lie
in
thft
ad
lilll"
old
woman
who
elU
Mnap,
and
whom;
Jerry;
wflli
iiiMtinrlive
(fiiodnature,
lie-friend.
Plot
Thlckene
.;
,
.
To
further
Hip
wppine.i.
nf
Vi
and
Wally.
and
Htill
tet
I
tie
millimiH
fur
WatlpeMrrry
deride
a
hold
course,
dial
of
t
!brinifinjr
Wallie's
unele,
Stanley
SINNERS
IN
HEAYEN
IS
THIS
EVENING'S
salvages
from
the
wreckage,
Alan
l.ee,
into
her
aparliuent.
lie
readily
crones,
.accompanied
by
his
lawyer,
Hlake,
meaning
lo
clean
out
the
rten
of
what
he
..
4
.
.
llLlUKL
UrrbKINll
Hlake
in
her
power
and
is
--.
-
jdisrgiiiK
for
all
xhe
is
worth.,
Stoy
of
Love
on
a
South
Sea
u.'while
l.ee
falls
a
victim
lo
Jerry,
land,
of
Native
Dancing
and
jw'"'
l",M',
as
a
bad
rhorus
uirl
Battle
with
Natives
w'"
"leans
to
mari-y
Wally.
At
an
elaborate
party
(riven
in
llarbara
Stoekley,
dtraiKht-Iac-j'"''"
room,
she
tries
out
her
cd
daughter
of
a
conventional
rheme,
and
has
"lHacl
the
cute
Knpli.kh
family,
who
lives
'in
a;
Innocent
jjirl
whoe
Rrealesl
prim
little
Knulish
villaire,
i;
'hrill
in
life
consist
in
lighting
persuaded
by
her
intimate
friend,'",e
match
for
l.ee'a
Coronas.
.Mrs.
Fields,
lo
ho
on
a
round-lhe-1
Everything
fail,"
in
despair
sie
world
flight
in
a
hydroplane
with
'w'
whOip
she
secrpfly
her
hrolliftr,
Alan
Cmfl,
a
fiyer
rare
for,
unknown
to
him.
to
of
international
taine.
Harbara
irome
back
after
Die
parly
is
leaves
her
ft
minor,
Hugh
Itnolie-
ended;
Ibis
done,
she,
makes
him
dale,
with
the
fromif"
Hut
when
drunk,
and
pretending
to
be
she
returns
the
following
Hhriel-
M'l"y
herself,
1HU
hm
what
a
mas,
Imi
will
marry
him
The
flyers
get
nauirhl
in
a
soqlh-sea
lyidioon
and
an
wrecked
off
the
roast
of
a
small
Island
in
the
tropics.
All
are
lout
hut
llarbara
and
Alan
who
manage
lo
gel
to
iiurr
safely
To
thrir
dismay
they
discover
thai
the
island
in
inhabited
by
savages.
However,
with
the
aid
of
the
radio
outfit
which
he
bad
vamp
she
Js,
ajid
that
she
had
stolen
Wally
from
sweel
little
Vi.
l.ee
proMses,lhen
something
is
said
that
make
him
think
himself
spoofed,
and
he
leaves
in
liitrli
dudgeon.
The
Proposal
The
strenuous
plotting
has
exhausted
Jerry,
who
lakes
to
her
ed.
nursed
by
her
lately
arrived
mother.
Ikr
friends
urge
her
In
call
no
l,ee.
bill
pride
prevents
c;ire
the
iirlifuliuu
natives
"er
a
doe
him.
Days
pass;
into
believing
thai
he
is
while
;uddenly
Lee
comes,
proposes
a
god.
-
second
lime,
and
ullerly
happy.
Unconventional
Marriage
,me
his
consent
to'
Wally's
As
lime
passes,
Alan
anil
Har-
marriage.
And
Jerry,
h'siipy
her-
hara
realue
Ihey
love
each
other.
"'f-
"'e
further
happiness
of
Finally
they
plight
their
iroth,fmdi"P
that
ttssy
Ordy
and
Ihe
l.crore
Oml,
and
without
clergy.
i
soap-vender
are
,
op,e
and
Ihe
perform
a
inarriagt
ceremony
.same
person,
and
lha
iier
friend.
When
hope
of
rescue
is
altnosi
.
Ilarney
Harnett,
i
Ihe
juap
who
gone,
an
aeroplane
suddenly
ap-!'''"'
once
wanted
lo
marry
Cissy
peM
on
the
horison.
A
search-1
e
proves
the
in.lrumenf
of
mg
parly
(har
has
been
working
smoothing
Ihe
path
of
love,
noU
months
lo
find
trace
of
die
lost
only
for
herself,
hui
for
two
flyers,
lands
on
ihe
island.
Just
'""'er
couples.
in
Ihe
nick
of
I
line
I
For
Ihej
r
native.,
having
discovered
'
i
Alan
is
not
a
god,
decide
to
kill
TUI?
JHfc
ALQUII
AmillTTA!
IAL
lb
IC
them
IkiIIi.
In
the
fierce
haitlei
tirrri
run
nirTiinr
I
hat
follows.
Alan
Is
shot
by
a!
IELl
LiW
rlLlUAL
native
and
left
for
dead,
while
.
llarbara
and
the
aviators
escape.,
Audience
Is
Kept
In
Expectation
When
Harbara
returns
home,
he
finds
the
town
outraged
at
llift
news
pf
her
unconventional
marriage.
Although
believing
Man
ih'.-id,
Harlwirn.
ueverlheless,
ilefendi.
her
action.
Happiness
Comes
Jhit
happiness
comes
lo
her
at
last,
for
Alan
miraculously
ap
pears
one
day
and
lakes
her
in
his
arms.
A
native
girl
had
hid
him
and
nursed
him
hack
lo
life.
and
a
passing
steamer
had
rescued
him.
So
Harbara
and
Alan
renew
Ihe.
vows
Ihey
bad
laken
on
inn
desert
island.
.
There
is
dancing
by
native
girls
and
all
sorts
of
in'r
ruling
scenes
in
this
piclure.
THE
GOLD
DIGGERS
BRIGHT
AND
BREEZY
Relasco
Play
Done
Into
a
Picture
Is
M
d-weak
Offering
at
Weslholme
Theatre
Until
the
Very
Last
In
Famous
Play
Placing
a
spoken
play
into
pic-lures
is
a
strange
task;
the
task
of
translating
word
into
pantomime,
This
is
Hie
feat
Clar-
Aftquitlal,
new
mystery
play,
lo
be
screened
here
at
Ihe
week
rod,
when
he
took
the
proeedings
in
a
murder
trial,
witness
after
wil-ness,
translating
spoken
evidence
into
pictured
action
without
the
use
of
explanatory
lilies.
llrown
placed
each
witness
on
the
stand.
Then,
as
Ihey
began
their
stories,
he
faded
the
big
coqrl
room
scene
into
the
scenes
described
in
Ihe
evidence.
The
characters
went
through
the
an-lion
being
described
lo
the
Jurv
and
Ihe
result
is
one
bf
the;
most
gripping,
enthralling
mys,l
lery
dramas
In
the
hsory
o!
pictures.
Tim
audience
s
at
sea.
until'
Ihe
dramatic
climax.
Susnicinn!
fixes
first
on
one,
character
then
I
on
another.
It
veers
from
one
to;
Iho
oilier
with
each
added
shred
of
evidence
and
excitement
1
marks
every
step.
!
'holographs
pf
famous
trials,!
borrowed
from
I
he
newspapers
of
Chicago,
New
York,
San
Fraiir
eisco
and
Los
Angeles,
were
the
guides
lo
almost
every
dohaled
point
in
the
conduct
of
the
Jri:l
scenes
in
the
play.
Charles
Furlhmunu,
former
deputy
district
attorney
of
Chicago,
sat
with
the
director
throughout,
watching
every
legal
point
involved,
and
every
Ml
of
court
deportment.
The
pews
photographs,
snapped
during
Iho
various
stages
of
Important
trials,
showed
how
defendants
sat,
where
the
press
tables
were
located,
how
reporters,
Judges,
bailiffs,
attorneys
am)
Juries
sal,-
looked
and
acted.
NEW
PLANTS
TO
BE
ERECTED
ON
GRAHAM
ISLAND
SALS
C.
T.
CABRERA
IN
ARTICLES
ON
THE
BLACK
SANDS
continued
from
page
t,
series
of
stratifications
of
black
and
garnetiferous
sands.
This
property
lias
been
most
III
or-.
oiighly
tested,
somo
three
months
paving
been
spnt
in
determinative-work
with
(he
results
show
ing
that
there
is
a
considerable
tonnage
combined
with
a
very
high
per
yard
value,
Quite
evidently
the
alternate
black
sand
"
starlas
with
the
lighter
garnet
sand
stratas
were
formed
by
alternate
periods
of
heavy
storms
with
quiet
inactive
periods,
in
various
successions
until
the
present
series
of
strati-.
fications
were
formed.
Some
57
pits,
each
about
three
feel
wide
by
five
feet
Ions
by
six
to
twelve
feel
deep
were
dug
in
a
zig-zag
course
along
the
bedding.
These
pits
disclose
a
uniform
stratifi
ration
of
black
and
garnet
sands
extending
in
depth
to
the.
loose
gravels
of
tfie
oyer
beach
line,
an
average
distance
of
about
12
feet.
The
thickness
of
the
black
sand
stratas
vary
from
two
to
twenty
inches.
In
length
they
run
along
Ihe
entire
two
miles
pf
tested
beach.
The
depth
of
these
stratas
from
the
face
of
the
bench
lo
Ihe
escarpment
above
Ihe
bench
will
average
ahout
200
fceL
Thus
there
is
tp
this
one
deposit
of
black
sand
concentrations
a
considerable
tonnage
which
seem
lo
Justify
larger
operations.
Assays
taken
from,
the
above-described
pits
together
wnl
samples
taken
from
small
workings
along
this
beach
innnsil
vlmvv
n
Irene
rnl
a
vera
ire
enre
1..
Itrown
achieved
in
"
rhir
n.n
11
n
mi
vnr.l
In
'
T
I
gold
values.
These
values
are
very
high,
iul
the
work
of
samp-
line
and
assaying
has
been
so
carefully
done
that
the
wrtyvr
is
n
no
doiiiil
of
ilieir
accuracy.
In
addition
to
the
above
assay
re
sults
tie
writer
has
been
told
that
Each
of
the
107
Years
of
its
business
lift
has
added
tQ
the
Bank
of
Montreal
strength
and
capacity
for
financial
service,
On
the
3rd
of
November,
1817,
'the
Bank
established
its
first
office.
At
this,
the
beginning
of
its
108th
business
year,
the
Bank,
through
the
medium
of
over
500
offices
located
throughout
Canada
and
Newfoundland,
in
Great
Britain,
France,
the
United
States
and
Mexico,
offers
unexcelled
facilities
in
all
de
pajtments
of
domestic
and
foreign
banking.
BANK.OF
MONTREAL
Total
AsjcU
in
excess
of
G30.000.000
'
'
'
1'
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I
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I
I
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BSSSSSI
V
-1
.
check
assays
on
all
the
above!
a!
interested
that:
assays
are
to
be
nude
by
eastern!
First
-i-
The
beach
concen-
ussayers,
and
it
is
quite
pro-!
(rates
of
this
island
(with
the
liable
that
the
association
will
be
able
to
report
further
tr
its
mern-
ers
on
this
subject.
Prcolems
'Presented
The
recovery
of
gold
from,
de-
fposils
like
the
apove
presented
quite
3
problem
and
for
many
years
it
has
baffled
all
operators.
The
action
of
waves
and
tides
oqe
exception
now
known
and
above-mentioned)
are
a
very
uncertain
element
and
not
to
be
depended
upon
for
the
production
of
large
quantities
nf
gold.
Second
Only
those
who
are
thoroughly
experienced
in
the
recovery
of
fine
gold
should
un
dertake
tb
take
advantage
of
the
classifies
sands
and
gravels
in-lsma"
"ul
proinarqe
gold
con-
to
equal
falling
bodies
in
water
eepiraiions
on
the
Islands
north
with
Ihe
result
that
llje
black
anl
ea!,t
coa-
,
,
amis
and
the
gold
have
been
so
Plant
Construction
lassified
by
this
wave
action
that!
In
closing
this
article
it
is
in
they
are
nearly
of
the
same
order
to
set
forlh
the
progress
.veight,
therefore
mechanical
j.that
has
been
made
n
construe-.
means
of
recover)-
biased
on
spe-
lions
of
plants
to
date,
together
cific
grUvity
ha,s
been
a
fallure.iwith
reports
of
what
is
reason-
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in
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ably
authentic
itill.nnlli.
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a
The
ens
engineer
inerr
at
xv
that
hiui
lime
umc
charge
of
Ihe
above
companies'
work
conducted
a
series
of
tests
on
the
chemical
recovery
of
the
gold
from
the
black
sands
with
the
result
that
after
five
months
of
effort
arid
at
considerable
ex
pense
it
was
proven
fp
their
sat
the
larger
run.
These
field
tests
followed
months
of
laboratory
tests.
The
final
results
being
that
all
interested
here
are
using
chemical
means
of
recovery.
Uncertain
Element
From
the
above
il
can
be
read
ily
seen,
and
the
association
wants
to
make
it
very
plain
to
prospects.
At
Massed,
a
chemical
plant,
having
a
capacity
of
about
100
tons
a
day,
is
nearing
completion.
This
plant
is
in
the
village
of
Massett,
and
the
land
was
1
acqpired
by
purchase
by
the
com
pany
lefore
constructions
work-
isfaction
that
chemical
processes
I
was?
started.
This
company
pur-
f
recovery
were
the
means
of
making
economic
gold
extractions
from
the
sands.
One
test
made
under
operating
conditions
with
52
tons
of.
sands
gave
very
satisfactory
results,
This
was
followed
by
a
test
run
of
six
tons
which
resulted
belter
than
chased,
in
addition
to
(he
piece
of
land
fronting
on
the
inlet,
sonie
22
building
lots
adjoining
their
plant,
At
Rose
Spit,
a
(testing
plant
having
a
daily
capacity
of
five
tons
has
been
in
operation
oyer
sjt
weeks.
This
plant
has
been
closed
pending
a
reorganizing
of
the
company,
at
which
lime
it
Is
expected
a
large
plapt
of
considerable
capacity
will
he
erected,
On
the
east
coast
it
has
been
reported
to
the
writer,
by
good
authority,
there
wilt
he
erected
a.
plant
of
at
least
200
ton?
capa
city.
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The
Mineral
Province
of
Western
Canada
TO
END
OF
DECEMBER,
1023.
Has
produced
Minerals
as
follows:
Placer
Gold,
$70,002,203;
Lode
flold,
$113,-531,055;
Silver,
$03,532,055;
Lead,
68,132,001;
Copper,
$179,010,508;
Zinc,
$27,-001,750;
Miscellaneous
Minerals,
$1,408,257;
CoaJ
and
Coke,
$250,908,113;
Huilding
Stone,
Urick,
Cement,
etc.,
3O,W0,23l;
making
its
Mineral
production
lo
the
end
ol
1923
show
an
Aggregate
Value
of
$810,722,782
Production
for
Year
Ending
Dec.
1923,
$41,304,320
The
Mining
Laws
of
this
Province
are
more
liberal
and
the
fees
lower
thau
those
of
any
other
Province
in
the
Dominion,
or
any
colony
in
the
Uritish
F.mpire.
Mineral
locations
are
granted
to
discoverers
for
nominal
fees,
Alisoliile
Titles
are
obtained
by
developing
such
properties,
the
security
of
which"
is
guaranteed
by
Grown
Grants.
Villi
information
together
with
Milling
Reports
and
Maps,
may
be
obtained
gratis
by
addressing
THE
HON,
THE
MINISTER
OF
MJNE9
Victoria,
British
Columbia,
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