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DAILY
EDITION.
Thursday,
June
9,
1927
HEAVY
HAND.
OF
PREMIER
MUSSOLINI
The
heavy
hand
of
Premier
Mussolini
is
on
Italy.
The
latest
law
there
is
that
the
people
are
not
allowed
to
swear.
If
caught!
the
swearer
must
pay
a
fine
and
he
does
it
direct
to
the
policeman
on
the
spot
unless
he
wishes
to
be
haled
into
court
and
have
the
fi
very
greatly
increased.
Think
of
the
sad
condition
nf
hr.oo
Toi.
1
.
tn
(U
ulji
r
11.
7,
Hunan
men
who
nave
ueen
"
I
f,
2f,cf,,,tn
on
the
name
of
creator
and
all
his
saints
...
-"
.h
a..u
irnoious
manner
and
who
now
must
use
the
commonplace
language
of
women
and
children.
Think
what
would
happen
in
this
part
of
the
country
if
the
men
were
allowed
to
say
"dash
if
Ui
Ux')
winner
msieaa
01
the
rather
picturesque
anguage
often
heard.
Happily
jn
this
free
country
we
do
not
feel
fl
ah!"d.
.1
"
5"
Af
the
Poce
do
some-
"
"
"arrow
pain
wnicn
the
law
requires.
One
of
the
greatest
things
in
the
world
is
the
power
-to
appreciate
beautiful
things.
Without
it
this
life
is
not
worth
living.
Woman
may
not
be
able
to
reason
well
but
she
has
a
way
of
arriving
at
the
truth
that
is
very
annoying
to
many
of
the
husbands.
POLITICS
I
MAUITIMP
nnrivi
vr.no
..v.
I
ll7
I
IllVI.O
It
does
not
often
hanrwn
thnt
"'S0?.?.!
Edmonton
Journal.
The
Con-'
;.
"";ioral
.ew
urunswick,
have,
however,
taken
this
very
unusual
course.
The
constituency
was
carried
at
the
.
..
.
.
.
List
tun
(ronofol
nln.'..
u..
ir.
"
"n-
J-
hemming,
his
w-mK
T
majority
in
September
being
a
substantial
one.
But
by
a
unanimous
vote
his
.T
i
-k
copvention
the
other
day
resolved
to
leave
the
ua"
u,e
Djeecuon
which
his
death
has
made
lTT;en!"n
I!
ord
"the
present
VL
3
lacimy
01
carrying
out
the
recommen-aation
H.n
01
the
DtinpAn
mnnrf
w
th
...1
n.
ji...,
.
-
..
nto.,Aj
1
7
"
aiu
"'e
reaajusiment
01
the
Internationa
freight
rates
with
respect
to
lumber
and
other
ship-
.....
.
7
......
w.
maun,,,,;,,
.1U
me
iaKing
over
of
the
St.
John
valley
There
was
no
division
of
opinion
with
respect
to
the
report
be-tween
,the
two
principal
federal
parties.
Indeed,
the
Conservatives
7Z
T
rTe.ct
.in
f?,Vr
1
the
adoption
of
,ts
neral
principles
be-tZl
l3'
tm
S
"0W,
then
the
government
be
given
any
fur-over
recommendations
by
the
handing
to
it
of
-
this1"
seat?'
iha
,7ixilttM.0ihlt
extraordinary
incident
seems
to
lie
in
the
fact
that
the
administration
has
not
yet
decided
to
take
over
the
railway
mentioned
in
the
convention's
resolution.
The
constituency
?
particularly,
interested
in
having
it
do
so
and
the
local
ConseTv?-Inn?
I
?ec,ls!0"'
apparently
think
it
expedient
to
have
a
supporter
of
the
administration
as
their
representative.
In
other
words,
they
are
prepared
to
forget
about
other
issues
in
the
hope
of
'advancing
this
one
object.
The
example
that
has
thus
been
given
of
the
all
too
prevalent
desire
to
stand
in
with
those
who
happen
to
be
in
office
is
an
extreme
one.
Wrong
a-
man
and
forever
after
you
will
hate
him.
That
Is
the
punishment.
"
"
The
normal
man
is
too
nearly
related
to
the
ape
to
be
very
clever
or
brilliant.
It
is
the
abnormal
man
who
makes
a
name
for
himself
In
this
drab
world.
The
disappointed
people
of
the
world
are'those
who
expected
gratitude,
uuTllere'S
a,ways
one
in
the
class
that
cannot
keep
up
with
the
rest.
There
was
Judas
who
never
learned
even
from
the
Great
Master.
MALKINS
MOTHER
BEAR
CHASED
MEN
TRAPPERS
If
i
EXCITIMi
AIIVEX-
Tl'RF.
WITH
L.UV
III!
'IN
AMI
TWO
nil.
"Coyote"
Cliff
Falk.
Entrance
'trauDer.
gained
hi
name
among
the
fraternity
who
follow
the
fur-bearers,
on
account
1
of
the
ardor
and
success
with
which
I
he
engaged
In
the
pursuit
and
capture
of
the"
elusive
coyote.
While
-Others!
cussed
'em.
Cliff
caught
'em.
In
the
'summers,
he
added
to
hii:.
store
ofj
;
mountains
for
Stan
Clailt.
efjihe
Cucle
At
the
time
this
story
opens.
Fa
Ik,
was
propped
up
against
one
of
the'
fences
surrounding
Mr.
Clark's
estate,
moodily
munching
a
moosemrat
sandwich.
Beside
him
was
Charles
Smith,
another
wracgler.
Suddenly
there
was
a
noise
of
drum.
jning
noors,
the
barking
of
dogs
and
wild
yells,
and
a
bobbing
figure
on
horseback
came
into
sight
through
the
brush,
going
m
a
high
rate
of
sueed.
"I
wonder
if
that
Is
the
boss!
come
out
to
Inspect
our
work?"
asked
Falk.
turning
paJe
beneath
his
tan.
"It
It
is,
he
is
moving
a
lot
faster
than
we
have
done
this
morning,"
uneasily
replied
Smith:
"but
It
looks.
to
me
like
some
settler
pursued
by
red
skins,"
SANDWICH
OR
WKAN(II.EK
then
we
have
nothlne
to
worrv
about."
said
Falk,
leaning
back
against
the
fence
and
resuming
his
attack
on
the
sandwich.
Before-
he
could
swallow
his
bite,
however,
a
large
black
oear,
with
a
huge
red
mouth,
came
charging
into
the
opening.
It
was
not
clear
to
Mr.
Falk
whether
the
bear
was
making
for
the
sandwich,
or
himself.
but
the
two
wranglers
rose
to
their
feet
with
wild
yells
of
alarm
and
made
a
simultaneous
move
for
their
bronks.
The
bronks
moved
slightly
ahead
of
ineir
owners,
leaving
the
two
wranglers
aioot.
They
made
for
trees,
which
nave
the
virtue
of
being
stationary,
inougn
Dears
can
also
climb
them
By
this
time,
the
bobbing
figure
aisa
made
its
appearance,
and
thev
nctea
with
relief
that
there
was
lariat
around
the
bear's
neck,
with
'the
other
end
snubbed
around
the
saddle
horn
of
George
Foley,
the
gentleman
...
wno
nad
started
all
the
excitement.
The
bear
ran
around
a
tree.
Falk
two
steps
ahead,
stlil
going
strong.
He
failed
to
notice
that
the
rope
had
tangled
around
the
tree,
and
it
took
considerable
shouting
on
the
part
of
ine
otner
two
to
bring
him
back.
Get
the
axe
and
stun
the
bear
yelled
Foley.
"Yeah,
then
we
can
capture
it
alive
George
says
that
there
are
also
two
euns
coming
through
-the
brush,
and
we
can
get
them
as
well."
said
Smith,
maik
vit-mt's
Mviri:
rant
secured
nis
axe.
and
made
s
vicious
swipe,
at
the
bear's
head,
with
ine
result
that
he
cut
the
rope
and
-he
bear
was
free
again.
Only
the
nounds
saved
Falk'a
bacon
that
time
-hey
attacked
-the
bear,
which
turned
and
ran
to
where
the
cubs
were
howl
ng
in"
the
bush.
On
foot,
the
three
wranglers
followed
aiit
keeping
a
death
grip
on
the
axe
while
Mr.
Foley
tried
to
make
another
no?
in
the
ruined
lariat.
Soon
thev
reached
the
scene
of
the
batUe.
to
dis
cover
the
mother
bear
and
one
cub
had
gone,
but
the
other
was
up
a
tree.
valiantly,
Falk
swarmed
up
the
tree.
The
cub
made
a
vicious
swipe
at
him
tnd
Jumped.
As
It
landed
on
the
ground,
Falk
dropped
astride
of
it.
yipeel
Whoopee!
ride
1m.
cowbovl-
yelled
the
other
two,
rolling
around
on
tne
ground
and
screaming
with
Joy.
lll-l.rl.Ks
WITH
MIRTH
But
the
bear
refused
to
Dlav
fair
Ignoring
the
.savage
jabs
of
Mr.
Falk'a
spurs,
it
rolled
over,
ninnlne
its
rider
beneath
It
and
raking
him
right
mer
rily
with
it
claws
to
the
accomuanl
ment
of
delighted
veils
and
whnnn.
from
the
two
wranglers,
who
rolled
on
me
ground
htlpleoa
with
mirth.
Finally,
when
the
bear
decided
that
it
had
completely
ruined
Falk's
haberdashery,
complexion
and
cuticle,
and
made
It
practically
Impossible"
for
him
to
sit
down
for
days
to
come,
It
tore
Itself
loose
and
ambed
off
through
the
orusn
in
search
of
the
rest
of
th
family.
Mr.
Falk
Is
now
In
the
citv.
outfit.
jiing
at
uncle
Ben's
exchange
and
consulting
various
doctors
who
guarantee
"
skin
like
new."
PREMIER
WILL
BUYPROPERTY
I('I(I:ASIX(
CAI'ITAI,
STOCK
ORDER
TO
TAKK
OVER
ADJOINING
CUUMS
VICTORIA,
June
9-Capital
stock
of
the
Premier
Oold
Mining
Company
will
be
Increased
from
A
4
nrwi
vm
I
"
t,vv,vw
AJ
7,5oo,ooo
and
the,
new,
stock,
issued'
in'
payment
for
certain
claims'
bf
the
ad-Joining
B.C.
Silver
and
National
silver
'groups,
according
to
a
statement
Issued
by
the
Financial
Post
of
Toronto
and
the
tendon
Stock
Exchange
Gazette
nd
received
liefe
"by
w.
8.
Campbell,
president
of
the
Victoria
Stock
Exchange.
I
"Premier
Is
Interested
only
In
the
clslms
that
are
known
to
have
the
!
north
extension
of
the
rich
replacement!
deposit
of
the
Premier."
the
statement
ays.
"The
Quggenhelms
would
be
con-'
THE
DAILY
NEW3
.Thu'8d
Ju,ie9.
96D0C
nHE
future
of
Canada
lies
in
the
Home.
In
their
honest
arid
loving
endeavors
to
build
healthy
homes,
thousands
of
Canadian
mothers
are
handicapped
by
lack
of
knowledge.
Three
years
ago,
the
Red
Cross
organized
its
nrst
class
in
Home
Nurs'
ing.
Since
then,
12,000
women
and
girls,
in
800
groups,
have
received
in
struction.
They
have
gained
a
sound
knowledge
of
the
principles
of-
good
health
.
.
.
care
of
the
sick
.
.
.
feeding
of
babies
and
children.
They
have
become
better
managers
of
their
homes
...
enabled
to
instruct
less
well-informed
neighbors.
Since
the
War
THE
RED
CROSS
has
disbursed
With
the
aid
of
local
leaders,
doctors,
women's
organizations,
the
Red
Crpss
Organ
izing
Nurse
forms
a
class.
The
course
of
12
lectures
comprises
instruction
by
a
nurse
.
.
.
practical
demonstration
.
.
.
talks
by
the
local
doctor.
It
is
simple
but
thorough.
Nor
does
the
Red
Cross
forget
our
new
citizens
from
other
lands.
rwrwana
canal
promises
.to
rank
lni.
v'
TV
"f
l"?
Pi"1
tommence-
the
front
of
B.C.
-mini
"na
ntam.ng
30
acre,,
more
or
this
year.
Bush
Consolidated
has
been
Incorporated
to
tair
in
mm
.
.-
practically
surrounding
the
groups
we
nave
been
discussing.
Premier
Extension
mikes
up
the
balance
of
the
eirrio.
and
Is
believed
to
have
the
dip
of
the
n-emier
ore
rone
from
the
Premier.
Vancouver
Interests
have
recently
ac
quired
It
and
will
start
development.
Anorner
lmDortant
deal
ririncr.
Kill
the
MosquU
toes.
Fly-Tox
XtA
rooms
before
retiring.
Enjoy
repoee
free
from
the
buz
nd
sting
of
'mosquitoes.
Fly-Toi
,will
not
stain.
A
yorthirnt
Product
FIX
I.4MJ.I.
I
,,,,
ij
--(5
Jfl
iiiri.
!
l
-nj
sssf.
ill
Sleep
SJb
Iriif
M
JUE9.MOTH
KOSOUITOES
HBUC.AXIS
IWA
JOSEPH
DOUGLAS
WILDOII,
.
Agent
for
.
Kelley
Logglni
Co.
Ltd
Dated
aath
April.
1937.
LAND
ACT.
NOTIfK
OF
INTENTION
TO
APPLY
TO
LEASE
UNO
IOK
INIHSTIUtL
ITHPO.HKN
In
Prln
Pnnpt
T
bmj
n
the'Drtct
ff
Prince
P.upert,
and
situate
Charlotte'
W.nV
'
QUen
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Kejley
Loeirlne
Company
Limited,
of
Vancouver
Be
it
umiiu,
inienas
to
apply
.
for
a
lease
.
of
the
following
"1B
i
described
lands:
i
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
at
Inlet.
Moresby
Island.
Queen
Charlotte
Island,
north.
31.43
chains;
thence
east
81.17
chains;
thence
In
a
southwesterly
direction.
lololng
the
shore
line
to
the
point
of
commenceaitnt,
and
containing
30
acres,
more
or
less.
J08EPII
DOUOLAS
WILSON.
,,
.
Ajent
for
Doted
29th
Tlhl09'
00'
LAND
ACT
NOTICE
OF
INTENTION
TO
APPLY
TO
'
LEANE
LAMI.
I
in
Rang
4
Coast
Land
District,
Land
I
Recording
Dlatrlct
of
Prince
liuocrt
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Oosse
Packlnj
Co.
Ltd,
of
325
Howe
St..
Vancouver
B.C,
occupation
Flih
Packers,
intends
:de,'.0nds2eaMO,
the
Mi&
wummencing
ai
a
post
planted
abot
J4
mile
distant
in
a
northerly
dlrectlo
irT
.Lot
.I"3'
"!
:
thence
north
8
chains;
thence
east
20
chains;
thence
south
to
shore;
thence
west
slona
shore
t?in?oll,J01
commnnt,
nd
con!
talnlng
10
acres,
mors
or
liw.
OOS3B
PACKINO
CO.
LTD
Per
pas.
L.
RortsXnt"1
DaUd
n.
A
"
April
7,
1937.
Worn
Served
by
E
RED
CRO
At
Halifax,
Quebec
and
St.
John
it
maintains
Seaport
Nurseries.
Here
immigrant
mothers
and
children,
are
made
welcome.
For
the
babies
and
young
children,
nourishing
food
.
.
.
baths
...
a
restful
sleep.
For
the
mothers,
a
few
quiet
hours
in
a
comforting
7
Million
Dollars
for
the
Soldiers,
Women,
Children
and
Frontier
Families
of
Canada.
"
STILL
SERVING
"
nome
atmosphere
.
.
,
encouragement
for
the
next
stage
in
their
journey.
A
Registered
Nurse
notes
any
needed
medical
atten
tion.
"Follow
up"
cards
are
sent
to
the
Province
where
they
arc
going.
On
arrival,
the
Red
Cross
puts
them
in
touch
with
health
authorities
.
.
.
they
are
started
at
once
on
the
road
to
healthy
living.
During
the
past
few
yearsthe
Nurseries
have
served
over
84,000
women
and
children,
with
"follow
up"
work
for
over
12,000
families.
In
these
and
other
ways,
the
Red
Cross
is
supplementing
and
supporting
the
work
of
health
authorities
and
doctors,
with
untold
benefit
to
thousands
of
Canadian
homes.
To
YOU
it
appeals
for
support
in
this
great
task.
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generously
to
the
Canadian
Red
Cross
Society
National
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Day
to
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Street
West,
Vancouver,
B.
C
tent
to
take
their
pick
of
B.C.
Sliver's
noicungs,
about
seven
claims,
and
the
twelve
claims
of
National
Silver,
which,
with
Premiers
own
twentrseven.
would
make
forty-slx
claims
of
fifty-one
acres.
eacn.
They
are
content
that
the
two
companies
continue
to
hold
their
remaining
claims.'
which,
they
can
explore
and
develop,
if
they
wish,
and
can
hold
or
distribute
the
Premier
stock
they
would
receive
for
the
claims
taken
over.
Consolidation
is
desirable.
motlT
because
of
the
high
cost
of
oner.tinr
in
the
Portland
Canal
section,
and
because
the
Premier
already
has
a
400,-
ton
mill
operating
and
in
the
hands
of
man
wno
has
the
aDDroval
of
sll
The
Ixjndon
people
will
undoubtedly
safeguard-against
the
enlsreed
one.
tion
becoming
:
feeder
for
'the
Tacoma
6melter.
which
the
Guggenhelms
con
trol,
wnjch
has
been
the
uurchaser
nf
Premier's
high
grade
and
much
of
its
other
ore.
Woodbine
and
other
properties
under
tue
company,
while
Colsolldated
Smel-:irs
has
also
Just
acquired
ImporUnt
holdings
in
the
camp."
Advertise
In
the
Dally
News.
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ACT.
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