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News
PRINCE
RUPERT
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BRITISH
COLUMBIA,
Published
Every
Afternoon,
except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Oaily
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue.
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F.
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Editor.
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nnd
Circulation
Telephone
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and
Reporters
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Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
DAILY
EDITION.
-
Knocking
a
competitor
is
a
sign
'of
-weakness,
efficient'
do
not
need
o
knocH
anyone.
H
cupful
Bardeai'a5t.Cna,lr
Milk
J.
tMinooofnl
aalt
Thursday,
April
28,
1927
isEA
SERPENT.
NEEDED
HERE.
Now-
they
have,
not
only
one,
but
two
tea
serpents
at
Vancouver.
Since
the
untimely
fate
of
Ogopogo
in
Okanagan
Lake
during
the
winter,
it
might
have
been
wondered
who
was
going
to
have
the
""ts
.Vancouver.
has.
grasped
the
opportunity
and
will
probably
make
just
a
good
use
of
it
as
they
did
in
the
interior
towns.
Be
they
reaf
or
fictitious,
sea
serpents
are
not
onlv
valuable
,ent
progress
of
civilization.
Not
least
among
these
is
the
vitaphone,
the'"'.1
new
talking
moving
picture
which
is
already
being
shown
with
a
In
t
dilull
with
h,
cupfulcojd
water
I
H
teunoonfuU
bakUl
The
strong
nd
Whenever
you
find
something
worthy,
encourage
it.
not
onlv
vi
7-1
capruia
anted
nour
H---
cupful
ttitar
U
teaapoonful
vanilla
-
-
fulV'.fli.il'
lJ
-
,
,
i
.
K
teaanooofal
lemon
ratracl
.
tna
iljent
ahd
creani
It
witk
the
eager,
..It.
and
flavorinr.
Caen.
Una
the
rj.dk.
diluted,
with
the
cooking
oil.
&lt
togetker
the
dr.
lag
re.
dieau
and
add
.
them
alternately
to
the
fcret
miature
with
tha
milk,
ileal
.
.
.
.
haaarenaa
ally
e.
1
a.,
a.
I
J
J
'
t
a
.a,
im,
meoium-eiaea
pan
ana
.prink
le
nut
I
chopped
rawin.
or
cocoanut
over
tha
top.
.
u
ii
i
j
jniaetee.
aka
ia
a
moderate
oven,
let
73cmJbwV6
ST.
CHARLES
laflnMknBBKv
wherever
L
Mill
jSTIKINERIVER
j
POSSIBILITIES
r.
a,
k
Kit
it
m-
(icoi.oou'.ti.
misvkt
write
ix
tiow:uv'ir:vr
lUI.l.t.TIN
It
has
long
Iwiv.iuownUiAV'&lrty
tntud
area
alonsiaiSWstwn'cihtact
ot
(
the
Caaip'Rtfoge
'Bath9llUi';fn
British,
'Columbia
is
geologically
favorable
tor
!fhe
occurrence
of
mineral
deposit!.
This
ha
been
amply
borne
out
by
the
;
discovery
of
many
valuable
ore
deposits
In
areas
adjacent
to
Portland
Canal,!
Mice
Arm,
Atlln
Lake,
and
at
other
j
&tt
Jarther
north
Jind
south.
One
of
liSit
serious
chitacles
ta
the
rietfelapment
j
oi
the
mineral
resources
east
of
tl-'
I
Coast
Range
has
bfea
a
decided
lack
or
'
:
economical
transportation.
At
only
a
few
!
plaees
whe:e
the
range
Is
cut
by
long
j
amis
of
the
sea
or
great
rivers,
or
tra-
.
versed
by
railways,
has
It
been
feasible
to
develop
mineral
deposits-
profl:ably.
'.This
absence
of
transportation
facilities
combined
with
the
physical
character
of
the
country
has
tended
to
discourage
prospecting
In
areas
which
otherwise
present
considerable
possibilities
of
reward.
The
Stlklne
Itlver.
though
It
has
formed
a
highway
of
entry
to
the
placer
gold
fields
of
the
Caaalar
for
fifty-two
years,
nas
so
xar
tailed
to
be
a
means
of
developing
that
section
of
the
zone
j
along
the
contact
through
which
it
'
passes.
During
the
Casslar
and
Klondike
gold
j
rushes
this
area
.was
probably
tested
;
extensively
for
glacer
gold.
The
bars
j
of
the
Stlklne
Rivers
Itself
and
of
the
Clearwater,
a
tributary
which,
rising
to
the
northwest,
flows
along
the
base
oi
the
Coast
Range,
yielded
same
gold.
'
Incidentally,
a
lew
lode
deposits
ot
gold,
copper
and
silver-lead-zinc
were
discovered
and
developed
to
a
small
es-
These
deposits
support
the
be-
publicity
but
they
are
undoubtedly
something
of
a
tourist
attraction
"ef
that
tnl
secMon
of
the
contact
rone
Jt
is
getting
to
be
that
no
watering
place
is
complete
without
having
Ty
f"
"
rieh."
othe"
ch
hav"
had
one
in
its
history.
Prince
Rupert
needs
a
.sea
serpent
in
Its
t
S
great
worth,
business
hIf
anyb6dy
finds
one,
tL
Daily
News
will
Reaped
t
S
jTSTJS
the
publicity
which
it
will
command.
institute
campaign
iu
almost
untouched.
Between
Portland
.
Canal
and
AUln.
two
of
British
Colum-
vitv
ivvp
,n
NE
IN
ENTION
bla's
rich
mining
camps,
lies
a
virgin
IS
SURPRISING:
territory
nearly
three
hundred
miles
:
'.When
we
look
back
a
few
t-ears
we
find
ourselves
almost
l,on
and
ot
undetermined
width
which
startled
at
the
number
of
wonderful
"'n
P081011"18
ot
producing
camps
,v
..uniut.!
U4
nuuuuiui
in
inventions
vcuiiuiiA
that
mat
have
nave
uiueci
aided
the
me
i
iiilc
euuairu
Ki
eitner
eua.
inn
area
awaits
the
prospector
and
af-
j
"
"
-
imm
nun
a
wunucriui
nunung
grouna.
good
j
deal
of
success
in
.
many
parts
.
,
,
of
-
this
,.
,-
continent.
.
Those
who
.m.
...
:
have
seen
and
heard
the
vitaphdne
say
it
is
almost
a
perfect
repro-iis
difficult
owing
to
the
ruggednesa
of
duction
of
movement
and
sound.
They
synchronize
perfectly
and
the!
the
country
and
the
seventy
of
the
audiences
are
at
first
almost
hypnotized
with
the
wonderful
effect.
I
climate.
Development
should
work
out
This
form
of
entertainment
is
being
featured
in
many
cities
of
the
.coast
arid
large
crowds
attend
to
witness
the
novelty
and
to
be
entertained
bv
it.
The
cost
of
insfallizntinn
in
s.-iirl
tn
lw
Ui-cro
K,,f
tu
effect
is
Ei-eat
and
if
the
manufacturer
rnntirmo
tn
l
,..,
,
I
Coast
Range
bathollth
and
flows
with
t,u.t,,r
nnrl
t
.mnn,
.rA
..,..,.
.
i.-wt..
.ul
..7"
f:
iln
nort
dlsUnce
ot
"
for
many
mile,,
.tj.vrj
fsvuu
Ul
MOUi,
IV
JJ
JlsVCIJ
LilUl
LUC
VllUpnOIlC
(will
continue
as
one
of
the
best
means
of
modem
entertainment.
'.BACKWARD
SEASON
ALL
ALONG
COAST.
While
a
great
many
people
in
Prince
Rupert
seem
to
be
complaining
of
the
backward
season
here,
it
is
to
be
n6ted
that
a
somewhat
similar
condition
has
obtained
all
along
the
coast.
Only
during
xne
past
lew
aays
have
the
southern
cities
been
blessed.
.with
real
spring
weather.
This
city,
being
farther
north,
has
to
await
its
turn.
Summer
will
come
in
due
timeandiwetshall
cthen
all
be
happy.
'
IGNORANCE
REGARDING
CLfMATE
OF
DISTRICT.
There
is
much
ignorance
in
the
United
States
regarding
the
climate
of
Prince
Rupert
and
neighborhood,
The
general
inference
is
that
because
the
city
is
near
Alaska,
it
must
be
very-cold
here.
They
find
it
difficult
to
believe
that
the
cold
is
no
more
intense
here
in
winter
than
it
is
nearly
two
thousand
miles
to
the
southeast.
In
order
to
reform
it
is
necessary
not
only
to
stop
doing
that
is
injurious,
but
to
do
something
meritorious.
Anybody
can
be
cheerful
on
a
sunny
day,
but
it
takes
real
man
or
woman
to-look
smiling
on
the
tenth
day
of
the
rainstorm.
(.When
,a
man
complains
about
everything
and
does
it
either
his
teeth
or
his
stomach
need
attention
perhaps
boK.
ward
from
the
routes
of
navigation,
of
which
the
Stlklne
River
Is
by
far
the
best.
It
crosses
the
margin
of
the
affording
fair
transportation
facilities
during
five
or
six
months
of
the
year.
The
zone
Is
also
penetrated
and
cut
by
large
tributary
valleys
CARILLON
IS
with
your
language
and
smiles
of
annroval
but
bv
buvfni?
a
tfrWpt
nHf,,n
...
V
.
WORLD'S
BEST
MUX
UK
IX.T.tM.EII
IX
OTTAWA
MKMOIIHI.
TOMSK
IX
M'KINIl
AMI
ItrXCI
HK.ST
Jll.V
1
LONDON.
Apl.
28.
(fanadlan
Press).
The
carillon
of
63
bells
built
at
the
bell
foundry
In
Croydon
for
the
Cana
dian
l!oisea
of
Parliament
at
Ottawa.
Is
the
largest
ot
its
kind
In
the
world.
It
Is
practically
a
sister
carillon
to
the
fine
bells
Installed
by
the
same
firm.
Oillett
and
Johnston,
In
the
Park
Avenue
Baptist
Church.
New
York
but
whereas
the
New
York
Bourdon
tell
weighs
9U
tons,
the
Ottawa
Bour
don
weighs
ten
tons.
The
-S3
bells
extend
through
four
and
a
half
chro
matic
octaves
from.
.the
Bourdon
Low
E".
to
the
fourteen
pound
top
treble,
High
"A".
Every
bell
Is
ta
tune
with
itself
tfcat
Is,
It
has
been
tuned
accurately
pq
the
Five
Tone
Harmonic
Principle.
The
whole
carillon
has
als?
been
care-
making
a
donation.
txrament.
so
that
the
oerformer
can
Recipes
from
St.
Charles
Recipe
Book
(Sent
Free
on
request
to
The
Borden
Co.
Limited,
Vancouver)
TOMATO
CHOWDER
2
puU
DorJc'.
St.
Ck.rU
Milk
4
UbUpoOf.ful.dour
1,?"'
,
,
2
leupoonlul.
.uf.r
2H
typiuU
uarvd
tom.loM
3
iMapoonisl.
wit
I
medium
md
onion,
.Lxd
tkia
H
Ira.poonlul
proper
i
UbUapooslul
butter
tj
moonlvlml.
6
w.tor
ci.iUi,
MU
Mlt
tlu
butur
in
Iha
lop
part
of
tU
do-ibU
boikr.
tU
U
Oiuon.
and
cook
it
s.ntlr
till
yellowed,
.bout
fiv.
to
eiht
"i1""-
In
miIk
"'
"',
over
tha
loor
port
ol
xUt
doubb
botlor
and
cld.
Mut
th
Hour.
nlt
and
pruprr
win
onough
cold
wilM
to
m.ko
a
.mootb
(mini
stir
it
into
n
mn
ana
cook
.bout
hlloa
nunatca.
.tirnnf
orcaHoaallf
Moat
tha
tomato
with
tha
.
art
whan
boilini.
nrnnm
n
wiin
ino
rjKaanl
milk,
ght.
crackor
wkkb
kaa
km
.dipped
ia
.
Una.
add
add
th
tha
aodi
aoda
For
.rvina.
put
i
arm
water,
ia
cock
ONE
ECO
CAKE
BRAN
MUFFINS
U
cupf.l
rtoeoor.'.
St,
CkarUa
Milk
left
dilated
with
2
capful.
rVwrf
if
cupfal
water
I
cupful
bran
I
toaapoosiul
aah
4
tMtpoonful.
baking
Hi
tabWopoonfala
air.l.i.n
powder
a
uuaapooaliiu
melted
batter
,
Beat
tha
etl
and
add
the
other
iaf
redjant.
ia
tha
order
tiran.
Beat
well
and
;ranafer
to
well
oiled
fnu&a
pan.
and
bake
tkirly-va
laiautea
la
a
uodeiale
orcn.
MILK
Tip
TopJMhes
modulate
from
one
key
to
the
other
without
offending
the
ear.
Before
Bacll
Invented
the
13oal
of
Equal
Temperament'
over
200,
)ear
ago,
It
wa
Im-
posenDie
vo
attain
tan
reault
in
or-
dinar,
mualc.
nd
untU
te
,aat
few
la
In
general
use
for
ordinary
muaical
inrtrumenta
and
modern
concert
practice
In
both
hemisphere.
The
total
weight
of
the
bell
Is
63
tona.
and
the
weight
of
the
(tee!
framework
and
fitting
la
about
22
tona.
KMII.IMII
AND
K
i:Cft
The
inscription
on
the"
Bourdon
bell
l
In.jiiglUh
ion
oni
aide
and
In
French
tin
tie
ttnei,
round
the
top
of.
:bell
a.,inWu6ut':UealKh
of
maple-leavea
hai
been
mouldeld.
At
the
pedal
.
requeat
of
the,
iCahadlah
gov-eminent,
the
wording
of
thU
ascription
haa
not
yebbfen
divulged.
ONE
PRICE
Tkt
HlusttMtim
evt
i
bow
i
t
C0-tttt
Tip
Tp
ttjfo
ft
Sfixie.
the
time
taken
to
m.truct
thetarlllonl
It"
-
from
the
date
when
all
the
detain
were
aetUed,
all
83
bella
with
the
neceary
machinery
have
been
flnlahed
In
18
month.
The
10-ton
Bourdon
bell
will
be
the
gecond
-largest
Individual
brtj
in
Canada
and
the
third
largest
on
Urn
American
continent.
An
elaborate
-Practice
Clavier'
la
be.
Ing
aupplied
with
tuned
Intra
and
re
sonator
ahd
having
a
keyboard
exactly
almllar
to
that
of
the
Carillon
Clavier
or
conaole)
ao
that
the
CarUlowieuf
can
learn
freh
pieces
without
annoying
the
neighbor.
A
more
important
Uue
of
the
'Practice
ciavier'
I
to
en.
able
pupil
to
learn
,
the
rudljnenu
oi
playing
and
acquire
t
certain
amount
of
proficiency
tmrtleularlv
In
oedal
work
before
playing
on
the
Tower
lu-ttumtnt
U
permitted.
The
clock
mechanism
la
divided
Into1
thre
aeparate
unit,
the
"Going
Train"
driving-
th
hand
ot
the
four
IS'
tf'
dtameter
clock
face,
whil
the
'Strlk
ng
iTairr
ana
tguarter
Train
are
praced
fifty
ee(
below,
under
IM
btlla.
The
old
foried
clotk
welghia
are
dlpened
with
and
In
thefr
place
powerful
electric
motor
lift
ahd
re
lease
the
enormous
ctoek
hammer.
Shortly
after
Easter
the
Carillon
Will
be
ahlppt-d
tot
Cana'day
ft
ttf
be
Inaugurated
on
ttumlMoh
Day,
iiil
1.
The
Victory
?of
Sn
prikalbly
tfi
firveirt
poWfwh-Isi
e.tslente'
Iter
thr?
pu"rpc
of
carillon
muslo
None
of
the"
men
who
woXtld
make
Prf"ect
hui)atifW
r
inarrlfd.
"PROVINCIAIi
ELECTIONS
ACT'
ritivcr.
niTruT
ii.irTOKVi.
ItlSTIltCT
yean
thla
refinement
wa
unknown
to'nn
Monday,
the
18th
day
of
May,
1927,
the
bell
world.
.
,l
'u
tf
10
o'clock
iu
Ux
tore-
.
noon,
at
the
Courthouae,
Prince
,
,.
,
.
Huperi.
The
Carillon
haa
aim
been
tuned
ab-
!
:0lct
a
alttlnj
of
the
Court
of
Ret
Ulon
aslutely
to
International
pitch,
which
-r
the
purpose
of
retlamg
the
1WU
of
imSm
MADE
TO
MEASURE
li
.
avrri
tor
inr
aaia
cieciorai
uuiricu
,
Dd
of
heirlrf
and
determlnlnir
nr
nd
an
objeeuun
to
the
retention
oi
r.ny
name
on
the
(aid
Uta,
or
to
the
regiatratlon
aa
a-
voter
of
any
applicant
lor
registration;
and
for
tbe
other
pur-noe
aet
forth
111
the
-Provincial
Elec-tlona
Act."
Dated
at
Prince
Rupert,
DC
.
thu
8th
Hay
of
April,
1827.
NORMAN
X.
WATT.
114
Regtatrar
of
Voter.
IN
NOTICE
THt
MATTSIt
of
an
ItMlleailAn
for
the
luu
of
a
Provlalontl
Certificate
of
Title
lor
Lota
twenty-one
431
and
iwemy-iwo
mi,
uiock
atveuteen
117),
Section
one
(1),
City
ot
Prince
Rupert,
Map
823.
8atla(actoiT
proof
of
the
long
of
the
Certificate
of
Title
coming
the
.
ate
n.v
,
ana
tie
.lie
TAUU
p
tlon
of
one
month
from
the
first
publication
hereof,
a
Provisional
Certificate
of
Title
to
the
above
land
in
the
name
oi
uuriand
De
orasse
Evans,
the
crlglual
Certificate
of
Title
la
datrd
me
iin
uciooer.
ihu,
and
l
numbered
87301.
Land
Registry
Office,
Prince
Rupert
1
D.C.,
6th
Aprlf,
IW27.
II.
P.
MacLEC-n.
Registrar
of
Title.
NOTICE
Under
and
by
virtue
or
the
provision
f
Section
28
of
the
"Mineral
Act,"
no-ice
l
hereby
given
Messrs.
Malcolm
Smyth.
Edmund
Langls,
Harold
Itanaert
nd
Albert
Moore,
tbst
there
Is
owing
0
the
undersigned
for
Assessment
Work
Eerformed
on
the
Oordllla
Oroup
of
Ilneral
Claim.
Prlncens
Roval
laianrf,
fjkeena
Mining
Division,
th
sun
of
oj.oo,
ana
vnit
unima
saiq
persons
nsV
their
proportionate
(hare
oi
th
cost
of
such
Assessment,
together
with
all
cons
it
advertising,
etc.,
to
the
undersigned
Butedale;
B.C..
on
or
before
u..
n
1027.
application
will
be
made
tn
h.(
Oold
Commissioner,
Prince
Rupert,
BBj
o
hove
their
respective
Interest
in
the
ii
i.iiiviviic-u
Mining
vrgup
of
Mineral
iijaiuie
rmtca
m
in
under-tg
led.
DAVID
COfthlLU.
,
JACOB
K08rtl.
WATER
NOTICE
NOTICE
IS
HEREBY
OIVEM'
that
Ills
Honour
th
Lieutenant-Oovrnor
of
British
Columbia,
by
and
.with
th
advice
of
Hi
Executive
Council,
has
been
)!M
t.i
order!
THAT
the
reservation
of
th
unrecord-Id
..water
of.
Brown'
River
and
1
Knfght
fcreek.,
tributarie
of.ItsM
Riven
establUhed
fJursuint
to
6ttft
Ifi
Council
Nusnber.Bns
ppr6vfd
th
Itxh
day
of
June;
lf31,
be,
cancelled,
.
The
cancellation
of
the
said
tMri.
tlon
win
b
effective
on
April
nth.
im
DATED
thU
11th
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