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be
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News
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before
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p.m.
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preceding
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DAILY
EDITION
Saturday,
June
26,
1926.
Prince
Rupert
and
Vancouver
In
Prince
Rupert
at
the
present
time
the
neceiiy
is
apparent
of
establishing
a
future
progressiveness
so
that
the
fitv
may
be
developed
along
Ihe
lines
promulgated
in
the
vision
of
its
intuirlers.
Vancouver,
before
the
war,
was
little
more
than
h
U
v
IU
town
Most
of
the
shipping
through
-the
port
was
Ihe
C
P.
R.'s,
but,
in
competition
with
the'wide
awake
neighbor?
to.
the
south,
there
were
those
who
had
a
vision
of
what
Van.
ctniver
could
attain
in
the
way
of
commercial
development
This
vision
lias
oecome
justified
and,
year
by
year,
the
port
has
ex
panded,
making
the
city
what
it
is
today
a
great
distributing
aim
liiuusiriui
centre.
A
city
does
not
develop
a
port,
but
the
'port
develops
the
city.
If
a
port
is
to
be
established
as
a.
shipping
centre,
it
is
necessary
that
it
be
so
located
as
to
have
an
inward
and
outward
movement,
of
produce,
raw
materials,
and
'.manufactured
goods,
either
foreign,
or
local.
A
port,
to
be
such
in
the
proper
sense
of
the
word,
must
be
an
outlet
for
a
country
developed
in
the
mailer
of
production
or
manufactures
and
an
inlet
for
those
commodities
not
manufactured
orproduced
locally.
Prince
Rupert
Is
Justified
as
Port
'.-,
The
port
of
Prince
itupert
'is.
a
national
outlet
and
has
a
just
claiin
to
its
sliare
of
the
movement
of
export
and
imports
of
the
country.
11
cannot
be
believed
that
those
who.
with
vision
and
ambition,
established
the
port.were-
mjstakeii
in
their
mature
judgment
in
locating
it.
Instead,
easily
accessible,
with
a
harbor
second
to
jione
and
500
miles
.nearer
than
any
other
Parific'
Coast
port,
it
is
justified
as
a
main
artery
to
the
Orient
at
least.
Advisedly,
conditions
now
exist
here
that
may
be
traced
to
the
competition
of
the
two
main
railroads
running
into
Vancouver.
Prince
Rupert
has
been
sacrificed
to
the
welfare
nnd
development
of
the
southern
port.
This
however,
rannut
justify
the
cessation
of
the
transportation
through
this
port.
The
capita!
already
invested
here,
throiigh'the
building
of
the
railwav
and
the
provision
of
facilities,
must
be
protected
through
a
policv
of
port
development
obtained
by
the
shipping
of
cargoes
to
and
from
the
Orient
and
elsewhere.
.'.'.
Action
Is
Necessary
Tl.
.........
...
"egesiioii
is
maue
uiai
a
harbor
commission,
consist-;
nig
ui
Him
oi
sound
itusiness
experience,
and
local
interests
might
be
appointed
by
the
government,
or
elected.
Such
a
board:
like
thutjln
Vancouver
and
other
ports
of.import-ance,
would
be
in
to
create,
an
agency
or
representation
in
the-
Orient
to
arrange
a
poMiiou
lo
burrow
money
or
have
a
subsidy
granted
in
order
iy
nr
.unKe
oi
cargoes
lnrougn
this
port
and
charter
the
vessels
to
carry-such
eargoe.s-.rjiig'uig
jsilk
or
other
Oriental
commodities
here
and
returning
with
grain,
lumber,
etc.
The
policy
of
wait
and
see
Will
not
get
PrinCe
Itfipert
Very
far.-
Action
seems
necessary
and
the
matter
rests
with
those
who
have
faith
in
the
possibilities
of
the
port
and
who
'have
interests
centred
here
and
dependent
on
local
development
There
should
be
a
campaign
not
only
to
advertise
the
port
in
the
Orient
and
elsewhere,
but
to
actually
secure
business
for
it
When
Prince
Rupert
actually
becomes
a
competitive
shipping
port,
and
not
until
then,
will
it
become
a
progressive
centre
A
"WHISKY
OF
QUALrITYn
MATURED
IN
CHARRED
OAK
CASKS
THE
ONLY
METHOD
BY
WHICH
"QUALITY"
CAN
BE
IMPARTED
fmDIAtijl'
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
uiuui
wjiihui
ouaru
or
oy
me
uoverumeat
of
.
Brilisb
Columbia.
TOPIEY
STRIKE
LOOKING
GOOD
Frank
Taylor
Already
Preparing
To
Ship
Ore
From
Mine
Me
Recently
Discovered.
BIG
SHOWING
SMITHKIlS.
June
SO.-r-filmving
reports
arc
continuintr
to
he
re-i
ccivcd
in
connection
with
the
newi
strike
n'f
-Bold-silver
ore
made
by!
3
Frank
Taylor
near
Topleya
few
week
A'fio.
Old
prospectors
and
mining
men
in
general
who
have
looked
over
the
property
all
xeeiii!
to
be
agreed
that
I
ho
showing'
promises
10
he
olio
of
the
Vreatest
finds-made
in
a
long
time.
Mr.
Taylor
canto
down
to
Hmi-thers
from
his
-claim
on
Wednesday
to
make
arrangement
fur
the
immediate
shipping
of
ore.
Although
it
is
only
a
little
over
a;
Hon.
T.
D.
Patlullo,
minijter
bf
lands,
will
Join
the
lieutenant
Koverner's
party
in
this
city
on
Dominion
Day
in
connection
with
Hie
oK;nirug
of
Ihe
Siam-pede.
Hon.
Mr.
Patlullo
will
motor
west.'
into
the
city
from
the
Llrutcnanl-fiovernor
It.
Randolph
Ilrnce,
who
Will
open
tin
irnnce
tieortre
slarniiili
no
Dominion
Day.
will
.he,
aenom-t'linied
to
Ihe
city
by
his
niece,
Miss
MacKenzie,
ami
Hon.
V
11.
Buthorland,
minister
of
public
works.
The
party
will
travel
over
the
P.O.H.
as
far
as
Que-
nei,
ami
motor
from
that
point
to
Prince.
Geonge.
Dr,
L.
U.
Hadfrero
left
the
city
this
week
on
his
annual
fishintr
ttlp
and
will
be
abaent
until
eitle.
DAILY
NW3
She
Could
Never
Do
The
Things
Other
Girls
Did
Mlsa
L
J.
Bom,
Scollard,
Alt,
writ
w
s
'
I
am
only
twenty
Vfara
old,
but
kave
$vttnd
from
heart
palpitation
and
tivnt
trouble
for
several
"jrafa:
I
could
never
do
tif
thief
other
rirla
did.
that
U.
in
the
line
of
week
sine'
he
war
h'ere
before
to
September
I,
This
season
'
he
SMITHFRS
M.
Acw
a
former
rei
of
Smithers
ami
an
emplny
Ihe
C.N.ft.,1
again
mnnin?
ins
wi
un.s
iowh
and
nas
peen
newinK
Aid
acquaintances
pasi
.few
(fays.
Mr.
Clarke
of
Foresldate
has
been
spending
a
,
few
days
in
town
the
gue-t
of
Mr.
Wm.
Mitchell.
'
L.
V.
Palmi.reyor
I'rinee
II
u-icrt
ami
P.
K.
Tl.son
of
I'rlne?
ieoree
were
in
town
on
Thurv
.'1mtf
";nes,
noeAnfthe
hojs
let
Frn
witll
a
siivfftViPn'
sen-teiwe
-i-,.-ral
moirth
airo.
for
QUIET
WEDDINGT06K
PLACE
LAST
imM
miss
Annie
Brown
Thomson,
Newly
Arrived
From
Scotland,
Is
Bride
of
Marcus
Andrews.
!
A
ipiiet
wedding
was
snlemnir-ilhl
liwl
nil
iii
ui
Hie
home
of
Mr.
porta,
aUtinir,
ete
and
could
never
i
.
.
,M.irt.
'ISvI'mf
I'mirlh
depend
on
nyaalfrat
work.
j
..-.;.-..
-
J
"
"
Am
ie
Ave.,
.e
haul,
when
Mi-s
About
au
month,
ago
I
be8
taking
-
Jltiown
Thomson,
daughter
of-Mr.
and
am
jo't
twice,
the
jrfrl
I
waa,
and
ean
enjoy
everything
1n
general
life
o
mueh
more.
I
am
very
grateful
for
hat
your
Pitta
have
done
for
.'
Put
up
only
by
The
T.
Slilburs
Co,
Limitod,
Toronto.
Out
?and
Mrs.
Ilrown
Thomon.
oreen-'ock.
Scotland
who
arrived
in
the
city
on
yesterday
afternoon'
train
JTvinti
Ihe
old
country,
became
the
jbriile
of
Marrtu
Andrews,
second
json
or
Mm.
Taylor,
Itev.
..
J.
Cameron
officiating.
The
bride
wa
attended
hy
Miss
Catherine
Jnnea
and
the
bride's
room
by
tleo.
Ilusoell.
Dur-
'iiiK
the
slanlhg
of
the
register
Mlt
Catherine
Jones
sang
Mlfn-Itll.
After
the
ceremony,
the
we.Miirs
parly
sal
down
to
a
delightful
supper.
Mr.
and
Mrs,
Andrews
were
the
record
the
claims,
lie
has
now.
wilt
try
out
the,
Stuart
and
Tiiclu
recipient
of
many
iieiniiinii
weti-
ove.r
six
tons
of
oxe
piled
up
ready
lake
section.
'
to
lie
hauled
out
and
a
wagon
mad'
-
'
.
'
.
ha"
been
opened
up
right
to
the.
piniert
.
Hauling
out
the
ore
vill
ly
a
simple
matter
as
the
ore
body
has
been
found
in
a
flat
country.
The
ore
for
sbipiifop
has
been
jaken
from
an
open
cut
about
thirty
feet
long,
and
samples
have
run
as
high
as
$101
per
loo.
The'
grold
values
in
five
samples
as-:
sayed
at
an
average
of
f
12.50
per
ton,
the
lowest
being
just
over;
0'and
the
highest
tfi.50.
The"
other
values
are
principally
silver.
The
dyke
on
which
the
lead
has'
been
.found
apparently
extends
across
country
for
many
miles,
in
fact,
ripjil
to
the
ltahine
Lake,
and
alllimMrh
numerotis
assays
hae
been
mde
from
the
various
oufcropphiprs,
tlii
newfind
ap
pears
In
ne
the
richest.
Taylor
believes
that
he
has
now
found
the
foot
wall
and
has
traced
the
ore
body
for
a
distance
of
29?
feel
in
width.
In
lenurth
ft
has
been
exposed
hy
nature
for
300
feet
and
traced
another
200,
but
it
then
becomes
buried
under
Kla-
cial
wash.
There
is
considerable
excite
ment
in
the
district
Rnd
other
re
ports
are
anxiously
awaited.
closingexYrcisesat
OONAH
RIVER
SCHOOL
Program
Precedes
Presentation
of
Prizes.
Teacher
Is
Com-
1
pllmented.
The
closing
exercises
at
the
Oonah
Hiver
school
took
place
on
Thursday,
under
the
direct
ion
of
Mi-s
Charlottee
O'Donnell.
the
teacher,
A
larjre
and
apprecia
tive
audience
attended.
The
nro-
krarn,
which
was
varied
and
ex-
cellenly
performed,
consisted
of
recitations,
dialogue,
and
two
violin
solos
ly
Miss
Chrissie
Fos-'
sum
and
David
Hadland.
ftnlls
of
honor
were
presented
to
Dayny
.Norbe,
Freddie
Letts
and
llaymond
Fossum'.
l'ric
given
-by
the
teacher
for
industrial
work
were
presented
lo
Jackie
Kalick,
Freddie
Letts
and
the
Misses
Davny
orbccr
ami
Mejtie
Kalick.
Marguerite
Fossum
won
the
prize
for
neatness
ana
tidiness
during-
the
term.
At
Ihe
close
of
the
exercises
II.
Anderson,
on
behalf
of
the
com
munity.
cOmplimejited
the
teacher
upon
her
-success
during
the
past
lerm
anu
urged
her
to
accept
the
position
for
the
coming
year.
PWlEGEORGE
Miss
Virginia
Johnson
return-'
ed
this
week
from
Toronlo
wheie
she
has
been
attending
the
Conservatory
of
Muic.
She
will,
spend
the
summer
months
with
her
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
H.
Johnson.
diiilt
presents
Marcus
Andrews
hu
resided
u
F.
A.
Lewis
ahd.
Mr..:
and.iMn
Mho
nity
for
the
past
four
years
Roy
Alleman
are
on
thelrVaittleiiif
employed
by
Mitchell
o
this
d)srici
fnu'nltftgfror,
Currie.
ami
i
rijey
identified
Idaho,
-in
search
"of
a
suitably
w'iMi
local
sport,
havinp
been
a
silo
Jor
a
fur
farm.
They
ar
member
or
the
(iajlie
foolliatl
travelling
on
a
Chevrolet
truck,
leaui.
the
champions
al
year,
which
has
been
specially
filler!
.
The
happy
nijdt
will
mmmI
h
mil
for
the
excdrsion.
Iliat
fur
honeymoon
in
the
interior
and
rarmitiR'
in
Onrlbo"
is
attracting
,'il'on
iheir
return
lo
the
rity
will
att'enlion
as
far
afield
as
lilaln
,ak'
"I'
permanent
ro.jdeuce
on
gives
an
inhl
into
the'
posl-
h,our!h
Avenue
Knl.
biiities
of
this
'form
of
farming
HOTEL
ARRIVALS.
Prince
Rupert
Frank
V.
Virtue,
t:.
J.
flow.
i
vernon
uroenen,
prtneipai
.H
boiiinm.
.
f.
Hleiardon.
Mr.
Jhe
Smithers
public
and
liiK'and
Mrs.
II.
It.
llolli.wav.
Mr,
a
fchoriN.
left
on
Saturday
fbr
h,
stone,
o.
V.
Thome.
I.
.Murray,
home
in
I'rinro
Kdward
Island
0
J.
P..
Merryfleld,
t:.
K.
Hratide-.
sjiend
the
summer
holidays.
JV.
K.
Darner.
J.
t)lier.
It.
.
lllarwoihl,
F.
Hubert
Dunn
ard
Mis
Alice
Smith
relumed
l-J;Mr.
Atberl
Moore,
Vancouver,
her
home
In
Snulliers
on
Wed-jl..
.
Lonjr,
Uadby.
Alia.;
T.
D.
nesday
after
artendma
the
Xor-
J
Paltutlo.
Prince
Ifuperi;
C.
O'-mat
school
at
ietoria
durinir
the
Connell.
Victoria:
J.
V.
Carmirh-
past
lerm.
fad
and
n.
llardman.
IVImr.nlort:
D.
II.
Stevens,
Tnmnto;
F.
P..
esidenlj
WiUon.
Dubmpie;
Iowa;
Mr.
J.
nyee
el
J
p.
Hfrtrleshaw.
Terrace;
Ueorge
ourilingstad,
Port
Kdwanl;
T.
Nor-
Hymn
A.
SrriHh
an.1
W.
D.
Ltikens
of
PaJIing
were
business
visitor.-
in
town
on
Vedneday.
Allan
Rulherfnril.
ltr.I
,,f
HazelloR
sptMii
Wetlnesday
rveti-l
intr
in
(own.
Mrs.
J.
n.
ton
Youmr,
Surf
Inlet.
Central
J.
H.
Smith.
W.
F.
Taylor
and
L.
tarfin,
C.X.Il.:
John
P.
Smy'li.
Winnipeg:
A.
Tomkin.
Vancou
ver:
J.
Creepim,
Tomnto:
Tho-horn
tireorr.
Smithers.
land
ftioismv
aor.
Stlfi
1S2
ane
ffl.
t
l
Tilt
IAT
11.11
ul
annliritlnn
n
1
11
fur
IlK"
twxitXUn
til
a
-lurrr.
J
D
IN
IIIK
UATTMt
tot
a
ArW-Birtil
ur
optKMi
In
I'urrtMWf.
dstml
iik
Melnlyre
and
family:
J.,'V,'W"I,1
'.
ni'Ti
iim
left
on
a
holidar
trip
on
Ved:eMi
in
mi
i.ni.irv.
iu.
..
v.
nesday
evening
iuid
will
sne'nd
the
next
few
weeks
in
prairie
lluii.
briurrn
il.tmo
r
Litr
.r
f'lrsl
l-irl.
ami
inHlxiX
'r
tMMllio.
ihr
snnl
i-arl.
itnn
(ho
roll,.mtm
iprbpfrly
wruii,
rijni
it,,
nine
fii.
tea
l
lu
.
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three
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COMPANY,
IIMITEPi-.Appllrant.
i
With
Your
Help
OUR
txjy
can
tUrt
life
y
,
baUnce
In
the
Bank.
'
Mn7
hey
has
$l00ornrHatf,
ri
Dinktuved
from
hia
pocket,
mw,"
ml
la
proud
of
his
Bonk
Book.
A
thousand
tlollari
aaved
at
15
a..
mean
a
coIIckc
educatioa
or
a
nj
tart
lu
bUkincM.
The
Royal
Bank
of
.
Prince
Hupert
Bntnth
F.
fe.
Rot)ertaon,
Mini-n
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
O.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dr;
Dock
Infllneere,
Machlnlits,
ollermakers,
BlacVimrUii,
FiUm
makari,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
EU.
KLCCTRIC
AND
ACCTYLEMC
WCLDINCL
Our
plant
h
eqtitppN
to
handle
alt
kinds
of
AARINI
AND
-COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONCB
J
and
IIP
SOFT
FINISH
All
flat
pirrea
wlifd,
imwed
and
"
Wearing
apparel
procticolly
ready
lo
'
y
n
piires
n
little
retoiiibitiK
with
hand
iron.
Try
This
Service
Minimum
Charge,
$1.20.
7c
per
lb.
plus
1c
per
pl
Your
biiudle
returned
within
thre
r
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PIONEER
LAUNDRY,
Limited
Phone
118
Fishermen's
Supplies
TISH
LINES,
H00K8,
ROPES,
TWINES,
FI8H
NETTINQ
ANO
TROLLING
GEAR,
OIL
ANO
RUBBER
CLOTMINO,
GROCERIES.
Compare
Our
JPrlcts
Upselt,
Cunningham
&
Co.
Ltd.
Second
Avenue
and
McBrlde
St
1
1
Bus
end
Taxi
Meets
all
Trains
and
Boats.
ROYAL
Hl
J.2ARELLI,,PropHetore
Bos
,ej
Phone
34
P.O.
.
Mil'
Hitiimon's
Strel
llcdn.
Springs,
and.
Oslfrmoor
tresses
In
every
room.
-
.
tri
52
Itoonis,
Hot
uud
flold
Water,
Haths
and
s"
Hleam
Heated,
Klcctrlc
LighL
Corner
of
Third
Ave
end
Blxth
81.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.