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The
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BAILY
EDITION
76
United
9S
86
British
Columbia
may
be
a
sea
of
mountains
and
an
unimportant
part
of
Canada
put
she
can
produce
winning
football
and
cricket
players
and
that
should
be
preliminary
to
the
conquest
of
Canada
commercially.
$5.0W
S7.S8.
Friday.
August
5,
1927
EITHER
PAY
OR
KEEP
QUIET
The
Manitoba
Free
Press
is
an
estimable
journal
bat
it
some
times
feels
itself
very
important.
Jut
now
it
is
out
to
Settle
international
questions.
It
is
scolding
Britain
and
the
United
States,
and
particularly
Britain,
for
not
makinjr
a
treaty
with
Uncle
Sam
in
regard
to
the
Viavy
and
even
mentions
that
Canada
had
no
part
in
the
negotiations.
When
it
is
considered
that
Canada
contributes
only
the
Patrician
and'psssihly
a
little
boat
on
the
east
coast
to
the
work
of
the
navy,
(hfs
country
could
hardly
expect
to
be
represented
in
s
matter
of
naval
disarmament.
Here
is
what
thf
Free
Pretu
said:
Perhaps
when
the
naval
"Disarmament"
conference
blows
up,
which
seems
to
be
its
probable
fate,
we
may
look
for
an
understandable
statement
from
the
government
of
each
of
the
negotiating
powers
explaining
to
its
own
nationals
and
to
the
world
just
what
there
was
in
the
program
of
the
other
powers
that
it
would
not
ac
cept,
even
though
this
involved
the
collapse
of
the
gathering.
We
trust
there
will
be,
in
each
country,
a
public
opinion
that
will
scorn
the
appeals
to
national
feeling
that
will
be
made
and
will
demand
to
be
"shown."
The
United
States
and
Great
Britain
we
use
the
word
Great
Britain
as
the
more
accurate
because
the
Dominions
have
played
no
real
part
in
the
negotiations
may
haw
to
tell
the
world
that
while
they
were
agreed
upon
equality
in
naval
strength
they
could
not
agree
upon
what
this
parity
in
total
tonnage
should
be.
The
public
will
want
to
know
just
what
totals
were
suggested
rand
the
reason:for
them.
It
the
United
States
put
the
level
which
it
demanded
below
the
existing
British
strength,
the
informed
pub-
lie
judgment
in
both
countries
will
be
that
it
was
an
unreasonable
and
improper
demand.
If,
oa
the
other
hand,
it
appears
that
Great
Britain
insisted
upon
a
much
greater
cruiser
tonnage
than
she
now
has,
the
admiralty
will
have,
we
should
say,
some
task
in
convincing
civil
opinion
that
this
was
a
legitimate
reason
for
a
breakdown.
WHAT
ABOUT
A
NAVY?
Butwhat
about
a
navy
in
Canada?
Either
we
should
have
one
or
leave
it
alone.
It
is
useless
to
train
boys
for
the
service
if
there
is
no
service
to
join.
The
only
thing
is,
if
we
are
going
to
stand
back
and
let
someone
else
pay
we
should
refuse
to
take
part
in
any
discussions
which
would
involve
the
use
of
the
navy
or
in
which
the
British
navy,
which
today
means
the
navy
of
England,
Scotland
and
Wales,
is
concerned.
Canadian
commerce
is
increasing.
Canadian
ships
are
sailing
the
seven
eas
but
they
are
absolutely
without
protection
except
such
as
is
given
them
by
one
little
section
of
the
Empire
known
as
Britain,
or
which
the
people
there
mostly
call
England.
Either
that
is
their
protection
or
they
turn
to
the
United
States
and
hide
them-
selvef.
beneath
the
shadow
of
the
Munro,
doctrine.
In
any
case,
it
is
not
anything
of
jwhlch
to
be
proud.
If
we
are
to
be
a
nation
and
not
rely
on:others
for
defence,
we
mast
feave
our
own
navy.
If
we
are
to
be
the
small
boy
at
our
mother's
knee,
looking.
to
her
for
pro
tection.
or
seeking
the
aid
af.jur
big
brother,
let
us
carry
on
as
we
Canadian
newspapers
usually
carefully
avoid
this
naval
ques
tion
taking
their
cue
from
the
Canadian
people
generally,
who
try
not
to
think
about
it.
But
the
problem
is
facing
us.
What
shall
we
do?
Now
that
the
Island
road
is
being
pushed
ahead
to
Galloway
Rapids,
the
next
thing
to
tallnabout
will
be
a
bridge
across
the
narrows.
Let's
get
to
the
other
side.
Chiciens
may
sometimes
find
themselves
in
the
soup,
but
not
often,
judging
by
the
ilavor.
A
straight
flush
is
still
heard
of
players
but
seldom
among
young
ladies.
among
poker
Don't
dread
the
Kitchen
!
Delfciousrevery
summermeal
Crispy
tempting
shreds
health
Served
with
fruit
whole
milk
AGAIN
LIVES
Haunts
Coast
of
Noca
Scotia
Where
Treasure
Supposed
Is
I
be
Hurled
HAtirAX.
KB..
Ag.
i.
fnu
the
hoary
tetrad
of
burled
somewhere
saarjg
Nora
Sootla
took
aew
lease
oa
III
jsad
the
meanlna-
i
waa
ra
aabbertas
maniac.
Others'
ho
fehrtat
to
naVe
'
braved
the
unknown
horrors
relate
that,
when
tttey
had
dug
a
few
feet
below
the
eur-ce
of
the
aaad.
thefr
llghte
were
ez-
ttnftaabed
and
a
thundrroua
voice
or
dered
them
to
be
gone.
!
They
were
i
It
la
highly
probable
that
the
cup-
lain,
wbo
la
reputed
to
have
been
a
thrifty
man,
did
aalt
away
aome
of
hli
'earainge"
against
a
rainy
day
.
Hla
knewn
addiction
to
tala&ds
and
cave
probably
aroae
from
the
fact
that
be
waa
not
in
good
odor
with
the
banks
af
hla
day.
So.
there
la
(till
a
chance
that
one
of
the
myriad
coaatal
legends'
will
turn
out
to
be
truth
and
that'
COMMUNITY
PICNIC
AT
PORT
CLEMENTS
i:njoyabl
Time
Kpent
by
reuple
of
lliin!s
and
tddrr-
(liven
PORT
CLEMENTS.
Aug.
5.
On
Sun
day
a
community
picnic
waa
held
at
tbe
McQuaker
Ranch
two
and
a
half
milts
up
the
Talou
River.
The.
crewd
left
town
at
one
o'clock
pa
The
walk
was
made
very
pleasant
by
tbe
Shady
treet
ahid
the
dight
breeze
coming
from
over
the
water
gave
everyone
a
good
appetite,
ac
lunch
wa
served
soon
after
reaching
'
the
ranch.
After
the
clearing
up.
the
Rev.
C.
O.
Darby
gave
an
open
air
church
service
to
the
largest
congregation
he
has
had
since
coming
here.
After
the
service
bath
young
and
old
enjoyed
the
swimming
In
the
river.
Lunch
was
again
served,
after
which
the
crowd
of
seventy
walked
back
to
town
feeling
none
the
worse
for
their
long
walk.
STRUCK
HIGH
GRADE
AT
SILYER
TIP
MINE
STEWART.
Aug.
8.
No.
1
vein
of
the
Sliver
Tip
has
been
encountered
In
tbe
tunnel,
and
samples
brought
down
by
the
manager.
J.
V.
Clegg,
are
rich
In
native
silver
and
silver
sulphides
such
as
are
characteristic
of
tbe.
upper
Sal-Dicn
basin
and
have
given
It
a
reputation
as
a
high-grade
section.
The
vein
wa
struc
113
feet
from
the
portal
of
the
tunnel
and
will
be
crosscut
to
the
hanging
wall,
then
drifted
upen
until
,
Its
contact,
with,
thctijig
north
and
south
vein
Is
reached.
i
KOI'KII
AMI
BRAni:i.
I
Suitor
WeJL
Tranmy.
congratulate
'
me:
your
sister
has
lust
promised
to
.marry
me.
Tommy
That's
old
news.
She
pro-itnieed
mother
she'd
marry
'you
ages
ago.
Passing
show.
m
Advertise
In
Tbe
DaUy
Ns
RAILWAY
EARNINGS
FOR
JUNE
ARE
DOWN
asrl
Cam-aver
'
,-rH'
"-paaUMe
fur
IciMihtMi
thl
eer
WO.YTWKAL.
Aim
earntne
sianuatlrc
to
SZ2
sai
o
:.d
net
earn-taM
of
HMM4W
shown
la
tbe
nMH)
of
Nm'.'
"d
penaes
of
-he
CmmMm;
Ni
una!
sVuMaays
lor
the.
ta
of
Mm
These
Ugaaa
fiait
'l
CM.
to
a
flood
of
worda.
U4JN3j
and
r
of
Oapasln
KMd,
eutUas.
-aralnas
t
sso
ss
liuatol
ud
all
nred
to
haunt
too-
of
June
WUd
harbors
Many
imlMr
treaaarc
Mac
In
Mkm
furtrtaty
resumed
then-
opera-
eajaawalent
Uooa
with
BMk
and
akovel.
tat
law
wi
a
was.
to
Jar
bo
Essaaah
gald'has
been
fcrout
preetoua
year.
to
HtM.
1
Captala
TOMd.
vho
aecordlnc
to
aae
OUST
hllortes
ni
a
aiaeh
wsalhraed
nan-
mou
at
nna.
SSMla
and
.few
Braaswiek.
It
aB
IB,W11J.S3
or
IS
par
cant
eaca
af
a
aavy.
mt
.'NEW
f'OM
EKTH
t!
MrllMBt
year1
a
amaS
croup
af
at-
lands
la
Uaaoae
Bay.
near
Caatter.
waa
,
WMIe
etroBSty
farored
ay
the
adharea4i
f
a
the
lasead
Paw
aim
illy
aaroe
eatar
howaaad
dBOara
ibaaa
af
Jaaa
laat
unearth
a
acrap
af
oM
aalp-Jtias.
t3t
wMckase.
a
ratted
ae.
or
ereo
a
ofl-
quit
f
lad
year.
(or
the
aaonth
Th:
htdlratai
iw:ii.nl
f
SM
1
46
pat
cwot
In
JUS
with
June
of
h
and
also
a
savaaaaa
at
tor
Jnl
June
of
UM.-
eorr
pared
tbe
Mr.
la
supposed
to
have
acattared
hU
Working
aspe'.M
loot
la
carefully
seteetcd
hiding
placta
U:
tailed
ttlJMSK
01
On
tt
anaata
of
New
Koala
nd.
Nova
WTJ1SS9
ta
Aw
IS
in
June,
as
afralnit
.
rUlVAKIl'ATION
HE,
walked
afjroaa
Third
Avenue
He
tramped
It
near
and
far
And
not
once
In
all
that
tunc
Did
ha
dodsc
a
motor
car.
NOW
that
Itanauno
'has
the
1927
Ol-
of
1
tegaacU
be
trae.
thea
be
aut
A
naeafeer
of
factors
entar
man
wi
have
apaat
tbe
grreler
part
of
kh
m
condition,
ona
bring
gram
oat
a
awaHlin
rM
tart
ta
baryatg
It.
trc
to
the
amaller
carry
ow
tats
year
for
taf
la
acarrHr
a
feartoof
from
there
vaa
laa
grln
hsuiea
in
juof.i
Vtffteat
ta
ke
linimtiilil
wBlea
aa
tac
raaalt
btlac
a
reduction
of
ap-j
not
-at
oa
me
or
aaqSaor
eiatsied
praxlauMr
a
Billion
doi:n
in
eara-i
to
poucaa
ame
Of
Ma
&oarda.
One
ia
tnga
from
that
aoarce
ia
romparl.3n
Xuma
Hi
ttii
nnidmiwn
tt
thirtrnrt
rth
Jas.
tM
On
toe
other
hand
I
ad
lint
r
11
trie
tuuwoutftttr
exta-
fcaeral
tMffic
earnings
taavritad
to
Uie
imatelr
nre
hund-ri
ahrn
com
pared
ith
to
ol
June
laat
showK
earningt
whe
thr
nU
Utoae
o!
tke
pact
month
oompare
1th
tha
tlzntla-
tasy
eeea.
Tfeeae
atede
straslbefied
aaoctha
orar
a
period
of
atz
year,
while
:te
beHeawa
ad
bl
taght
sew
eaavertt
Jwae
at
atat
year
repreaacrted
the
hlh-td
the
calt
of
fanatwi
tUdd.
No
actual
V-
aroaa
for
tna
ataath
amee
the
1
1
laiui
1
was
ever
(UaBorerrd.
bat
Uer
araalaajnatteo
of
the
rartoua
Unaa
Into
are
aUU
thoae
beUeve
that
toe
ine
ptearot
ayataaa.
pot
of
boM
la
yaat
around
the
eor?.rr(
for
them,
Teara
ago
a
paroeauny-
avored
lalaad
waa
chrlateaed
Captain
Kldd't
Iftaad.
Wtether
or
aot
the
treaaure
myth
la
Ofctr
wattoout
SouadaUoa,
H
has
Man
in
the
Moon
-
.
v
11
1
1
a
gfTea
bSntl
a
a
"ailed
Utter
of
minor,-
leaenda.
eaaa
wttk
Ha
thdmdual
twlat
THESE
Enth.-h
mmjbr
BMoeat
Ir.
and
daea
of
local
coSar.
Bprrnturl
dftoeanor
but
here
la
Premier
SaMwla
are
eaOed
ta
to
heighten
tbeyta
both
Canada
and
tae
cryoe
are
ot
the
ftk
ttle.
Thai
a
,rtt
of
Ealad.
aVd"
tad
aeafaded
care
hear
SjOot
Jortn.
wMh
the
tpeata
TE
ladyaked
KB.
It
ertdHed
guar-
lNblp
of
a
titular
demon
ox
the
oMiHto
V
aertoualy
U
be
thought
..j,
'Prtnee
RaBert
waa
ahawtmr
decline
of
ouocaneera.
runa
iw
wui
th
juu
-
sad
would
the
elerator
ba
?tUatMsi
more
by
tapllcaUoa
than
by
direct
admltta-S
.m
Kat
th.
am
maVHiMedr
harbora
a
fabutoua
wealth
of
doiaV;
Palblnt
even
that
aUaht
not
be
here
at
nu.
nr
mtit
rtn
nH
nwi.
-iiu
hum
hat
that
todeaat'SUtble
dan-
oeatagaa
eera
beaet
the
path
of
the
wonlo-be
H
Tbay
were
auoh
too
who!
tea
la.
treaaure
hnaSara.
j
lll.l'AMK
MANIAC
.
I
1
MUCH
Prr1"
n
tMurMw
aaaaantteiat
aalHedi
forth
by
atgtot.
armed
with
tpade
and
lantrm.
When
he
was
found
in
the
cup.
is
It
a
credit
to
British
CMumoia.
to
Scotland
or,,
to
WaJea?
POS6IELY
you
would
like
to
have
re-'
peated
a
few
of
the
things
I
have
heard
;
'
in
ther
pat:
The
road
across
the
anand
wiu
never
be
trull
t.
The
roads
in
the
city
will
never
be
graded.
The
elevator
will
never
be
bwlK
here.
The
elevator
wlll
never
be
operated.
The
court
house
will
never
be
bwUt.
rain
never
be
a
ue
titaimur
UKjreiiu.u
win
unnu
pyjjj
Rupert
WlU
LILLIAN
DAWSON
Prince
Bupert
all
next
year.
knocked
ham
ill
ol
I
In
The
Dally
News
Nobody
lb
ever
make
any
money.
Thrre
will
never
ne
outlet
to
the
Peace
Rive.
ACTRESS
AND
FLYER
(ilrl
of
11
Already
Aviator.
Movie
(llrl
and
Arlt'a
Model
MONTREAL.
Aug.
8.
(Canadian
Press
).
To
be
a
film
actress,
a
famous!
artist's
modl.
and
an
air
pilot
by
the
time
one
Is
14
yesrs
old
la
quite
beyond
the
wUdest
dreams
of
the
average
girl,
but
little
M!-w
Lillian
Dawson
ha
a
record
of
achievement
which
many
an
8
Appetites
grow
fitful
and
languid
during
hot
August
days
x
DEYILLF.I)
SARDINES
f
DrtBTfsardiaes;
lightly
cover
tawan
with
Coiamas
Maataid
aad
ja-piff.
sod
brtal
aratiy
or
fay
at
a
attW
batter,
serve
on
hot
toast.
FIVE
MINUTE
.MAYONNAISE
T1
yasW
an
egg.
a
pinch
of
ask.
a
Wi
..aVfS
larar.
1
ttaatHjUBlttl
Cofoaa
8
MttS-
Urd.
Boat
wall
with
the
egg
Uaurr
aad
add
asd-r
coaauatly.
viaeair
wtat
I
4
taMrapooaluai
olive
ou,
waappug
Be
imcc
oi
a
givr
it
a
hae
laTur.
CELERY
SALAD
Take
3
bum-hes
celery,
wash
sad
cut
them
iato
small
iefe-t
tlweo
add
2
medluai
aimed
otuuoa,
mnoat,
noainm
oil,
i
cupiai
2
2
doves,
aoves,
garlic,
ganic,
and
sua
chop
.nu
ine
oughly,
add
a
few
droua
i
olive
oave
vinegar,
J
table-xionlul
of
1
aeaaoa
aeaaoa
with
with
peiff
peiper
and
and
salt
salt
t
'
ider
member
at
her
sex
might
envy.
Passim
tfamwati
Montreal
with
the
other
laaratifSJ
af
tbe
Pilgrimage
to
Lourdea.
ah
seamed
Just
an
unaffected
little
aefcool
girl
with
bobbed
blonde
hair,
simply
dressed
aa
befits
her
age.
and
quite
at
enthusiastic
about
flying
and
acting
aa
In
a
former
generation
;lrt.
Irare
about
their
dolls.
She
la
an
honorary
pilot
attd
member
of
tbe
Pittsburgh,
Aero
Club,
and
has
been
frying
atace
she
waa
three
yearn
of
age
rnd
at
Roger
Fund
near
Pittsburgh
it
almost
aa
everyday
eight
to
behold
her
la
a
little
Waco
or
"Jenny"
plane
1
klmmlag
the
blue
hetghta
above.
She
cxpecta
ta
fly
over
Rome
with
Pinedo.
lHaa
Dawson
baa
already
prayed
In
education
film.
She
will
take
part
In
tbe
"Story
of
the
Lady
of
Lourdea"
film
aa
Jeanne,
tbe
friend
of
Bernadette.
i
DawaoB
won
for
herself
the
name
of
"America's
Liberty
Bond
Baby."
i.nd
served
aa
model
to
Charles
Dana
Gilbson
for
his
Liberty
Bead
Poster.
the
r.trE
or
it.
She
Why
donit
you
propose
to
Miss
Bullion?
He
I
haven't
the
face
to
ask
her.
She
True!
I
never
thought
of
that
-
Times.
Make
your
light
food
nourishing
Put
a
spoonful
of
Bovril
into
your
soups,
stews
and
pies.
It
will
give
them
a
delicious
new
savouriness,
and
you
will
be
able
to
get
all
the
nourishment
you
require
without
making
a
heavy
meaL
BOVRIL
gives
Summer
Cookery
Bee
Energy
without
Bulk
ra
Colmaa's
Muatard,
to
taaic.
HAM
PIQU.VNT
1
pound
thialy-aliced
cooked
ham;
4
tea
apoonfula
Co)
man's
Mustard
;
dash
cayenne;
2
Ubk-suoonfuta
milk;
cuufal
grated
Parawaaa
dsn;
H
teaapoonfd
pejairr:
Mat
the
C
olaaaa'a
Maatard
to
a
track
paste
with
the
walk
aad
seaiaaiag.
Sfjecad
that
on
the
slices
of
ham:
thru
apinkie
each
wtth
the
grated
cbeeae.
Arrange
the
aficra
one
oa
top
uf
the
other
in
a
brick
form.
Tie
sccarHy
wtth
string
and
place
in
a
baking-inn.
Bake
ia
a
medium
oven
of
00
r
for
twrnt-fie
minalra
or
until
thr
ham
lut
is
naltrd.
Itai4c
the
"brk-k"
now
and
then
aitn
the
fat
a
it
raaa
into
tlte
u.n.
Chift,
removT
tUe
string,
and
cut
in
siWra
down
through
the
layers.
0l
mans
aids
JTTIM.I
(oltnaitfs
Recipes
Wm
AUGUST
trer.
aw
-
i-v-i
i
Taa,-
vi
They
must
be
tempted
with
dainty
dishes
that
intrigue
the
appetite
with
the
novelty
of
their
flavours.
.
.
Such
are
these
recipes
so
eminently
suited
to
August
menus.
Try
them.
Clip
them
for
future
reference.
MOCK
CRAIl
i
pound
pkLbd
ahriaspa;
H
pourj
Chkar;
1
tibWaxaafal
otive
oil:
1
tr.;..
aalt;
I
teaafaaWul
aagar
;
1
j
ti-.iilul
,
,.
1
teaspuuaful
ColaiiB'a
Mustard,
4
Ublr.
..
fats
vawtar;
Miac
the
iMapi
and
grate
the
chrt
into
the
rtweea,
a
httie
at
a
tiim
.
the
i-1
.;.
aalt,
tafsr
aJ
Cokaans
Muuid.
t!n
vinegar.
Let
ataSaJ
10
minutr.
lelon-
.,
the
shrimps
Stir
for
onr-jix!
..
tiall
v.
aad
serve
Hi
gkMB
alia.,
garniUanl
with
l
i..
.
ITALIAN
SALAD
Take
Trainanta
of
leftover
nuat.
asnui;
2
brancttes
o-kry,
1
aaaall
e
t
tw
inal
i
twNled
epas,
a
few
radishes,
chop
ttic
l
hue,
iiiixiiig
tugcther
well,
ami
spriuMi
1
traMajouTuU
Cainsan's
Mui-tanl.
t
plr
aad
aalt
to
tae.
Srr
ia
a
1
.
t
aianed
with
a
few
lettuce
leaves.
PIMENTO
SALAD
U
pound
of
dwe;
1
hard
Isdatd
euv
1
a
pimentos;
M
traapoonfal
of
aalt;
ij
,
of
vinegars
maul
lunin
of
bstCrr:
1
tt-u-,..
of
Culmaa's
MuaUfd;
1
teasufeniul
i
hiteof
1
egg:
lariod
ia
V.ms
ful
cssaarr
the
thrrv.
pinseatot,
aad
add
the
aalt.
Mix
with
.i
tac
atade
by
cuuking
t'v;ittr
thr
.
batter,
Colman'a
Vlsaurii
.t"l
augar
1
uittu
this
naiturc
Uacheii,
rmanr
ii
..i
fire
and
add
tlte
tratea
bH
ot
an
rapidly
until
siucxrth.
AHow
ilxeastn
brf
ore
mixiuy
with
the
aalad.
Fur
FREE
Recipe
Book,
write
COLMAX-KEEX
CoWu
UmittJ,
Dtpt.
1000
Amhtrtt
Strut,
Muntrtut
Mustard
digestioiv
DEMAND
1
i
"Rupert
Brand"
-
Kippers
-
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DAINTIEST
IlllEAKFAST
FOOD"
Smoked
Dally
by
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
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