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The
Daily
News
PRINCE
RUPERT
-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA,
Published
Every
Afternoon,
except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue.
H.
F.
PULLEN
-
-
Managing
Editor.
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
DAILY
EDITION.
Eg?E
of
the
word
in
its
fullest
sense
and
their
public
realize
that
in
the
Community
Theatre
they
have
an
outlet
for
whatever
artistic
abili
ties
they
may
possess.
'
PRINCE
RUPERT
ORGANIZATION
.
In
Prince
Rupert
the
little
theatre
movement
ha.1
commenced
In
the
organization
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Players'
Club.
This
organization,
thanks
largely
(lo
the
expert
work
of
Alex.
Connon,
who
Is
himself
a
finished
actor,
has
done
wonders
in
the
few
years
it
has
been
organized.
Plays
have
been
put
on
here
that
would
put
to
shame
many
professional
organizations.
The
club
has
had
the
support
of
the
people
of
the
city,
who
have
recognized
the
uniformly
good
work
done,
and
it
is
the
general
hope
of
the
citizens
that
its
activities
will
be
continued.
There
is
no
doubt
that
general
interest
in
the
Little
Theatre
movement
will
increase"
in
the
years
to
come.
The
wave
is
not
yet
at
Its
height
Interesting
experimentation
will
go
on
throughout
Canada,
and
doubtless
some
significant
contributions
will
be
made
to
the
theatre
arts.
mum
i
Lfijhjt
SssxssMsaaaaJ
NESTLt
5
p
'7rrpared
fry
makers
ofJcstles
TkbifVot
VAPORATIfi
MILK
CI
whole
world
knows
NESTLES
for
its
richness
cmcb
.
purity
sum
MIXING
IN
INTERIOR
IS
VERVj
utnnnTi
vt
VI
rV
IV.
I
1.111
UiklJl.
I
v.
I
CREASE
SAYS
.McGILL
(continued
from
page
on)
first
time
that
anjr
extrnslre
development
has
been
done
upon
It.
The
chief
vein
so
far
expo:!'
has
.been
developed
a
length
of
350
feet
by
surface
stripping
and
open
cuts
and
it
now
shows
good
ere
throughout
the
entire,
length.
Arsen-pyrite
carrying
gold
values
and
also
galena
and
zinc-blende
are
the
.minerals
j
found,
and
the
width
cf
mineralization
Is
from
2fe
to
7
feet.
Another
vein
'of
smaller
size
but
higher
grade
shows
6
itd'
18
Inches
of
high-grade
ore
and
Is
opened
up
on
the
surface
for
over
200
jfeet.
Douglas
Lay.
Resident
Mining
Engineer
for
the
Mlstrlct,
made
an
examination
of
this
group
only
last
Saturday
and
following
upon
his
examination
the
program
of
development
Is
being
extended.
IIAIiINK
DISTRICT
The
Little
Jce
property
In
the
Bablne
Range
has
been
taken
under
option
by
Vancouver
capital
from
Martin
Cain
and
iThos.
King,
prospector-owners,
both,
of
Smithers.
and
It
Is
expected
that
development
will
start
as
soon
as
weather
conditions
warrant.
This
Is
one
of
the
best
known
high-grade
properties
In
that
district.
Another
Bablne
property
showing
up
weU
under
recent
work
Is
jthe
Harvey
Group,
a
high-grade
sUver-,
copper
prospect
only
twelve
miles
from
Sznitbers.
.
TOPLEY
ItlSTKICT
Friday,
June
17,
1927
j
The
Topley
District
has
been
the
centre
--
jof
attention
for
the
mining
men
of
the
'
continent
ever
since
last
summer.
The
LITTLE
Ttif
THEATRE
iTnr
MO
invrirvr
EMENT
(sensational
find
near
there,
made
by
Amateur
theatrical
societies
have
been
in
existence
a
long
time,
Frank
H.
Taylor
in
June
of
last
year
but
it
is
only
iabo'uf
fifteen
years
ago
that
the
first
experimental
'"d
,ncw,kno7f.
M
he
RJChI1'I1
?-
.
.
,
showing
far
better
than
anyone
at
first
amateur
producing
groups
were
established
in
Canada.
The
move-
imagined,
since
they
took
the
option
ment
grew
slowly
and
was
seriously
interrupted
by
the
war.
Sud-
"
December
last
the
standard
silver
denly
a
real
public
interest
developed,
probably
the
r
principal
1
reason
liI!nlnLCf'
"
.!XFead"
'm!
,
.
,
$50,000
in
opening
up
the
property
and
was
the
dominance
of
the
"movies
and
the
virtual
death
of
touring
are
now
so
well
pleased
with
the
pro-companies.
Now
all
over
this
country
there
are
hundreds
of
ama-
s5
oae
that
they
are
installing
bet-!
teur
producing
organizations
of
many
different
kinds,
groups
1
in
col-
ter
mch.1.rT
"
J"
depth
may
be
attained.
Present
workings,
are
leges,
schools,
and
churches.
Their
name
is
legion,
and
their
meth-
at
the
too
foot
level
below
the
surface.
ods
of
organization,
their
strength,
their
equipment,
the
quality
of
11
u
now
P"poed
to
sink
a
shaft
to
their
productions
vary
exceedingly.
300
ioot
1T
and
pore
the;
Hart
House
Theatre,
Toronto,
the
Ottawa
Drama
League,
the
ore
tiere-
Iu
"
of
tne
work
!
Vancouver
Little
Theatre
Association
and
the
Winnipeg
Community
"
t.e'a.
T
"T""!!
-
.
.
,
at
the
100
foot
level
has
not
reached!
ni
,i
tii
j
r,
Players
are
at
present
the
four
best
known
groups
m
Canada
They
the
ouUld
of
tne
dtpotlt
own
their
own
theatres,
and
Toronto
and
Ottawa
both
employ
profes-
g,
exposed
at
the
surface
for
238
feet'
sional
directors.
in
width.
High
grade
ore
to
the
value!
No
citizens
of
Toronto
ever
think
of
Hart
House
Theatre
of
woo
and
moo
per
ton
was
encountered
without
associating
with,
it
the
name
of
Vincent
Massey.
Not
only
in
mm
of
this
work,
while
the
general
has
Canada's
minister
to
the
United
States
given
very
generously
to
haa
ben
to
Pr0T
"
ore
our
country's
mot
perfectly
equipped
Little
Theatre,
but
he
has
also
rtch'r
on
tUs
than
at
tn
8Urf4Ce-acted
with
considerable
success
in
some
of
the
major
productions.
e
unlns
froptrt3r
"
Hart
House
Theatre
is
on
the
University
of
Toronto
grounds
but
its
ZTT
charter
gives
it
practically
complete
freedom
of
action
and
it
is
,Urted
by
Frank
H.
Taylor
this
spring
liberally
patronized
by
the
general
public
as
well
a
the
University
and
financed
chiefly
by
smithers
and
students.
'';
'i
.
.t
'.
i
i
m
k
.
Vancouver
capital.
Mr.
Taylor
Is
hlm-
The
Ottawa
Drama
League,
which
has
grown
from
a
small
read-
eif
tn
charge
of
the
work,
which
has
ing
circle
of
fifty-two
in
1913
to
a
producing
grpup
with
one
thousand
ben
8Ins
for
two
months
and
great
five
hundred
and
two
members
In
1927,
is
numerically
the
largest
aireaay
oDtawed.
a
vein
showing
Little
Theatre
"p
l
twentjr
trtt
wW
on
tb
urfc
group
in
Canada,
Duncan
Campbell
Scott,
Deputy
Superintendent
General
of
the
Department
of
Indian
Affairs,
and
ZnT
f
,?!
hi
i
-
.
.
.
,
.
,
,
company
holdings
and
is
of
similar
well
known
Canadian
poet,
is
the,
active
president,
and
Rupert
Cap-
cnaract
to
tnt
on
tbe
Richfield
of
Ian,
formerly
prominently
associated
with
the
Community
Players
which
it
seems
likely
to
be
a
contin'ua-of
Montreal
is
the
producer.
Among
the
various
.
authors
whose
tion
.
This
vein
has
been
opened
up
plays
have
been
presented
by
the
League
are
the
following
Cana-
by
surface
stripping
and
a
number
of
diana:
Mao
de
ia
Roche,
Merrill
Dennison,
Donald
Guthrie,
Stephen
jopen'
cuu.
and
high-grade
ore
is
found
Leacock,
Marion
Osborne,
Lloyd
Roberts
and
Duncan
Campbell
,at
-
of
points.
Three
tunnels
Scott.
-
f
'are
now
beln
driven
at
different
places
ion
it,
and
one
of
these
cut
a
body
of
VANCOUVER'S
PART
IN
THEATRICALS
jST
iiic
muuiti
umic.
iHTOur
(iMuimiiuu,
vuuuKu
uin
iii
.Bmtthers
last
Sunday
made
all
the
istence
since
1921,
has
already
gained
quite
a
reputation
on
the
smithers
people
open
their
eves
m
aa-
Pacific
Coast
for
its
artistic
productions
and
its
strict
adherence
to
jtonishment.
They
had
been
jecting
the
four
main
objects
of
the
association
which
are:
1)
To
promote
'irg
ize
to
the
showing
but
when
the
studjt
of
the
drama;
(2)
to
produce
high-class
plays
by
Rritish
jhigh-grade
was
combined'
with
it
a
most
and
foreign
dramatists
not
ordinarily
given
by
travelling
companies;
aTeble
urprie
was
given
them.
Prac-
13)
to
encourage
and
provide
facilities
for
the
production
of
plays!""";
every
one
,n
Smlthe
'
P"""
by
Canadian
dramatists;
(4)
ta
develop
the
arts
of
costume
scenic,
f"',
"?L
TW
,
,
.
.
,,
...
'into
this
company
and
among
the
direc-
design
and
stage
lighting.
,
jtor8
4re
E
E-
0rch4rdi
tht
msyor
The
Winnipeg
Players
made
a
very
wise
move
when
they
added
-i
B.
Warner,
the
president
of
the
community
to
tneir
line,
iney
nave
uvea
up
to
tne
true
meaning
board
of
trade,
if
punre
Rupert
people
do
not
get
the
benefit
of
this
oppor
tunlty
to
profit
through
the
mineral
wealth
at
their
door,
they
wUI
have
no
one
to
blame
but
themselves.
Other
properties
being
opened
up
tne
Topley
District
Include
two
by
Oale
it
Litton,
one
near
the
Richfield
and
the
j
other
close
to
Perow
Station.
The
lat
ter
is
a
huge
deposit
carrying
gold
values.
It
may
be
low-grade,
but
the
size
wUI
offset
this.
In
addition
to
the
above
many
new
discoveries
are
being
made
from
day
to
day
In
different
parts
of
the
district,
and
more
genuine
new
prospecting
has
taken
place
In
the
district
within
this
past
twelve
months
than
for
the
ten
or
twelve
years
before.
Several
new
companies
are
investigating
different
properties
this
summer
and
It
la
hoped
that
by
fall
several
new
ODeratlona
will
ha
under
way.
POWER
CONSUMPTION
CON-
STANTLY
ON
THE
INCREASE
STATES
HEAD
OF
CITY
UTILITIES
DEPARTMENT
(continued
from
page
on
kilowatts
and
was
used
for
street
lighting.
This
was
followed
bv
several
more
economical
plants.
Then
came
the
Installation
of
tbe
hydro-electric.
which
was
put
in
to
help
out
with
the
overhead
on
the
water
suddIv.
Oradually
the
demand
had
grown
untu
ure
uiuuvK
jjiauv
y,im
a
capacity
;oi
S.000
kllowats
had
been
added.
chief
rrxcTios
The
chief
function
of
his
department
was
to
pdoduce
a
continuous
service
at
a
low
cost
and
that
he
thought
they
were
doing.
The
difficulty
was
that
high
capacity
machines
were
thrown
on
the
the
system
and
that
upset
their
arrangements.
They
had
to
provide
for
this
and
doing
so
was
where
the
added
expense
came
in.
Mr
Little
explained
that
the
contract
with
the
Cold
Storage
plant
had
proved
a
decided
advantage,
especially
I"
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Frid
S2T
at
tbe
present
time
when
the
elevator
was
shut
down.
Their
plan
was
tq
load
the
Hydro-electric
to
1U
capacity
knd
provide
the
remainder
from
the
dry
dock
plant.
A
wholesale
rate
was
given
the
cold
storage
plant
and
thl
added
Income
had
I
made
It
possible
to
avoid
a
deficit
this
year.
ThtT
had
thought
It
might
be
possible
to
shut
down
the
drydbclc
plant!
for
a
few-months
tout
It
had
proved
,
impossible
to
do
so
as
the
load
was'
constantly
climbing
and
could
not
be
carried
by
the
Shawatlana
plant.
iooi
sriii'i.i:s
Mr.
.Little
went
oh
to
show
that
they
were
making
a
good
surplus
even
tn
the
light
part
of
the
year.
The
telephone
was
also
well
ahead.
In
the
near
future
he
anticipated
there
would
be
a
great
Increase
In
the
load.
There
was
a
lot
of
talk
of
companies
coming
and
developing
the
water
power
at
the
Ecstall
River
but
be
did
not
think
this
would
fee
likely
unless
sonie
big
source
immtssamlmsar
in
Hsu
'''''
fJrHL
"Tr
a
mr
to.mghv
9&
$
NY
3T
C
helP
"
flake.
Notf'1"1"
J
cii-P""'
t
ilk
or
"""TZh"l"
CORN
F,
it
consumption
was
In
sight.
If
a
pulp
mill
should
be
started
It
would
be
a
good
thing
for
the
city
as
it
mlgh;,
provide
surplus
power
for
the
city.
At
the
close
President
Ntcholla
thanked'
Mr.
Little
for
his
lnterestluR
address.
LAND
ACT.
.OTICK
or
INTKXTIOV
TO
APPLY
TO
In
Coast
Range
4.
Land
Recording
District
of
Prince
Rupert,
and
situate
at
!
Captain's
Cove,
Pitt
Island.
B.C.
i
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Uosse
Packing
I
Company
Limited,
of
Vancouver.
D.C..
occupation
Puckers.,
intends
to
apply
for
a
lease
or
the
following
described
lands:
Commencing
at
post
planted
at
the
northwest
corner
of
Lot
1
253.
Range
4:
thence
south
S
chains;
thence
west
S
chains;
thence
north
to
high
water
mark;
;
thence
easterly
along
high
water
mark
0
chains,
more
or
less,
to
point
of
commence
ment,
and
containing
3
acres,
I
more
or
less.
j
!
OOSSE
PACKING
COMPANY
i
LIMITED,
,
Applicant.
!
'
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June
13,
1927.
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This
advertisement
Is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
!
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ap
SB
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Over
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that
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you
n
nnturnl
appearance
and
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contour
of
the
face.
Afcays
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P5h2T
Sovereign
Lite
Assurance
Company
of
Canada
Winnipeg.
Mn
The
SECURITY
afforded
by
this
Company
to
Its
poncy
holders
is
not
exceeded
by
any
other
company
In
Canada,
i
hlirh
rate
of
Interest
earned
on
our
Investments,
coupled
wii
careful
managerrient,
assures
a
favorable
dividend
rate
to
policyholders.
This
Is
just
ONE
of
the
advantages
of
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with
"The
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fi.
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District
Hepresenlauve.
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LIMITED
Saltlno
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rlay
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sold
to
Vl.torla
anil
Heattle
at
a
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natrsre
flieekril
tlirmijli
tn
destination.