PAGE
TWO
Consistent
Q
uality
IMUHUMl
TPEsAl
II
There
have
been
several
beauty
contests
going
on
indlfferent
parts
of
the
continent
and
yet
we
have
not
'noticed
the
absence
of
any
of
our
local
beauties
from
their
accustomed
haunts.
T0
Can
always
be
relied
upon.
Use
it.
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Daily
News
PRINCE
RUPERT
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Sunday,
by
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Friday,
June
10,
1927
SITUATION
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT
It
is
not
an
uncommon
thing
to
hear
people
criticize
the
situation
of
Prinpe
Rupert
and
remark
that
it
should
have
been
built
at
Port
Simpson
or
some
other
point
on
the
coast.
And
yet
investigation
shows
that
the
locators
of
the
townsite
chose
wisely
and
could
not
have
done
better.
Considering
the
wonderful
harbor,
the
accessibility,
the
nearness
to
the
mouth
of
theSkeena
River
and
to
potential
water
power
and
taking
into
account
the
large
available
acreage
and'the
character
of
the
townsite
it
is
clear
that
no'better
could
have
been
chosen.
Where
the
mistake
was
made
was
in
allowing
the
lots
to
be
sold
and
the
money
djverted
to
other
purposes
instead
of
being
used
for
laying
out
streets
and
sewers,
which
should
have
been
done
at
the
inception
of
the
city.
Also
there
was
a
mistake
in
allowing
the
lots
to
be
cut
so
small.
Prince
Rupert
is
the
most
central
point
to
the
industrial
section
of
the
north
Pacific
coast
of
Canada
and
as
such
will
develop
steadily
and
more
rapidly
as
the
country
around
develops.
We
are
often
advised
to
how
do
you
start?
do
our
own
thinking,
but
,
KAIEN
ISLAND
A
GAME
RESERVE
It
does
not
seem
to
be
generally
known
that
Kaien
Island
is
a
game
reserve
and
that
no
shooting
of
any
kind,
even
with
22
rifles,
is
uiiowea
nere.
mere
are
deer
on
the
island
and
they
are
often
shot
by
poachers
because
the
law
in
respect
to
the
park
has.
not.
been
propeny
eniorceu.
irom
this
time
on,
since
the
road
across
the
island
is
being
built,
it
is
to
be
hoped
that
absolutely
no
shooting
win
oe
anoweo
ana
mat
tnosewno
like
to
ramble
through
the
island
win
ue
protected
irom
the
risk
of
being
shot
for
a
deer.
mere
is
plenty
ot
room
lor
hunting
without
killing
off
the,
few
animals
that
have
taken
refuge
on
the
island
and
these
should
De
carefully
watched
to
see
that
the
poachers
do
not
get
them.
'
.
1
y
Some
of
the
tobacco
shop
parliaments
are
wondering
whether
it
will
be
Premier
Pattullo
or
Premier
Manson
after
Honest
John
lays
down
the
leadership;
They
seem
to
be
convinced
it
is
Prince
Rupert's
turn
at
the
wheel.
r
D6ING
GOOD
WORK
FOR
THE
CITY
The
Railway
Company
is
doing
very
good
work
for
the
city
in
clearing
off
the
stumps
from
their
park
property
and
in
establishing
ornamental
gardens
at
suitable
points.
The
results
should
easily
justify
the
effort.
Prince
Rupert
people
have
not
been
slow
to
take
advantage
of
the
opening
of
the
point
of
vantage
on
the
top
of
Totem
Pole
Hill.
11
is
seldom
that
there
are
not
at
least
a
few
citizens
enjoying
the'
woiiuenui
view
irom
mat
place.
Doubtless
this
summer
it
will
be
used
a
great
deal'
by
tourists,
especially
since
the
entrance
to
it
has
been
made
so
attractive.
SHOWING
APPRECIATION
OF
SERVICES
Complaint
often
made
In
Prjnce
Rupert
'that
employers
do
not
show
appreciation
of
the
wotjk
'done
for
them.
;Vhen
an
employee
leaves
no.
word
,
of
praise
Is
given,
it
apparently
beinjr
thoujrht
sufficient
that
the
salaries
or
wajres
have
been
paid.
A
case
in
point
is
the
attitude
of
the
school
board
in
allowing
teachers
to
leave
without
one
word
of
praise
for
the
good
work
done,
often
under
most
trying
circumstances.
A
word
of
praise
goes
a
long
way
and
cheers
and
encourages
an
employee
for
many
a
day.
Naturally
there
may
be
cases
where
praise
cannot
honestly
be
given
but
usually
this
is
not
true.
Good
work
is
the
rule
and
poor
work
the
exception.
We
are
not
criticizing
the
school
board
for
lack
of
action
but
simnlv
drawini?
nttpntinn
a
chill
over
the
future
activities
of
whose
who
are
leaving.
iby.tinie,aiiytjax
aflttcyear
SHREDDED
WHEAT
For
a
delicious
breakfast
A
bed-time
snack
of
health
And
any
hour
between
HANSON
TELLS
ABOUT
MINES
:ornci.i.
or
iieolooical
si
kvky
1CI.I.N
UK
I'ltOSI'KCTS
IN
POUT-
"
...
UXUOUX.U.
DISTRICT
j
OTTAWA,
June
9.
A
tone.
of
optimism
prevails
in
the
Portland
canal
district
In
consequence
of
mining
developments
carried
on
during
the
past
year,
fays
Dr.
George
Hanson
of
the
Geological
Survey.
The
Salmon
river
part
of
:the
district,
brought
to,
the
fore
by
the
Jprcmier
mine,
has
become,
Estill
morejattractlve
through
the,
efforts
of
the"
British
Columba
Silver
Corporation
oh
lis'
property
adjoining
the
Premier!
and
by
development
by
the
Big
Mis-
sourl
Mining
Company
of
new
finds
on,
the
Big
Missouri
group
of
mineral'
claims.
Due
to
Increased
mining
activity
the
Premier
Gold
Mining
Company
has
maintained
its
substantial
dividends,
although
mining
a
much
lower
grade
of
ore
than
previously.
Shipments
of
ore
from
the
Premier
mine
during
1926
were
at
the
same
rate
as
these
of
the
previous
year
but
the
compaly's
milling
capacity
was
lncrsased
.cdhsldera-Sly,
and
It
has
also
secured
options
on
sev
eral
other
properties
In
the
district.
The
British
Columbia
Sliver
Corpora
SCHOOL
NURSE
IS
SUGGESTED
.MKIIir.U,
IIKAI.TII
mrlCKIt
UUJKS
IT
AMI
TIH
STKKS
NKK.M
TO
KWOIl
IT
ine
question
of
the
appointment
of
a
school
purse
was
considered
at
the
meeting
"of
the
chool
board
last
night.
It
was
recommended
by
Dr.
Tremayne,
medical
health
officer,
In
his
report
and
Trustee
McMeekln
thought
It
would
be
a
good
thing.
'
.
Trustee
dllehrlst
said
they
would
(till
have
to
have
a
doctor.
Chairman
Rochester
remarked
that
they
must
get
a
nurse
If
necessary.
It
seemed
to
be
a
necessary
evil.
The
health
officer
reported
on
the
cases
of
Infectious
dlaeiM
that
v.iri
to
what
may
lie
an
oversight,
not
only
on
their
part
but
on
the
partlcome
10
hu
"ttention
during
the
year
.
r
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.
1
1
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...
oi
many
ouiers
wnu
iuie
me
uuiy
oi
employing
people
and
who
"a
ggesiea
mat
it
would
be
a,
good
have
it
in
their
power
to
disburse
so
much
happiness
or
to
throw
l,hlng
10
hlve
th
PUP
of
the
schools
inoculated
against
any
possible
attack
of
diphtheria.
This
had
been
found
effective
elsewhere.
It
would
cost
only
about
25c
per
child.
Chairman
Rochester
demurred
and
said
it
would
be
time
to
cross
the
bridge
when
they
came
to
it.
MAY
OFFER
CURRIE
FREEDOM
OF
VICTORIA
Wa-,.'Vi.
(Victoria
Colonist)
flT'-A.tthr
Currle,
the
Principal
of
Meant)
University,
will
shortly
bpass-lng
through
here
on
his
way
to
Honolulu.
Sir
Arthur
Is
a
former
Victorian
who
has
won
perhaps
greater
place
In
the
life
of
the
Dominion
than
any
Pther
resident
of
this
city.
It
would
he
fitting
honor
that
he
should
be
the
first
Canadian
to
be
accorded
the
Preedcm
of
the
City
and
that
his
name
should
stand
next
on
the
honor
roll
to
that
of
Lord
Wllllngdon,
'the
present
Oovernor-Oeneral,
There
Is
mple
tlm
available
to
tender
the
necessary
Invitation
to
8lr
Arthur
and
THE
DAILY
NE?3
Friday
June
10.
152?
THE
PIONEER
LAUNDRY
KIDS
REPUTATION
FOR.
FA1RHESS
7
tlon
Is
now
In
the
more
advantageous
-
postlon
of
having
definite
Information
to
make
the
preparations
for
confer
-regai-Jing
the
location
and
peculiarities
ring
of
the
honor
on
his
arrival
here
of
its
ore
deposit
and
Its
management
either
when
he
leaves
for
Honolr.ru
Is
convinced
tflat
It
has
a
property
of
or
upon
his
return
Journey
considerable
value.
Some,
pf
The
ore
Is
good
enough
to
pay
the
cost
of
expensive
transportation
and
still
yield
a
large
profit,
but
most
of
It
will
have
to
Se
concentrated
before
shipment.
The
new
finds
on
the
Big
Missouri
are
more
attractive
than
those
known
heretofore.
ItK
Alt
K1VEK
The
Bear
river
part
of
the
Portland
Canal
district
has
no
new
ore
bodies
but
new
ground,
has
been
prospected
with
very
encouraging
results.
The
Dunwell
Mines,
Ltd.,
commenced
operation
of
a
mill
having
a
dally
capa
copper-gold
district.
property
located
In
this
MAK.MOT
ItlVKK
The
Porter-Idaho
Mlnlg
Company.
Ltd.,
continued
small
shipments
commenced
three
years
ago
from
the
pro
perty
In
the
Marmot
river
part
of
the
OF
THISOHE
THING-
g
VJE
ARe
QUITE
J5URS.-I
OUR
business
reputation
does
not
need
laundering.
It's
as
spotlessly
clean
as
the
day
we
started
in
business.
Our
policy
is
the
public
be
delighted.
Pioneer
Laundry
Phone
118
,
'
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
Jl'XE
1.
1917.
I
A.
M.
Manson.
M.L.A..
has
received
a)
letter
from
Pte.
M.
M.
Wells
who
is
in
"Blighty"
suffering
with
appendicitis.
I
He
was
In
the
same
battles
In
which!
thei
Major
Travis
Lucas
and
Lieut.
R.
A.!
'otaiicer-were
lulled.
city
of
100
tons,
constructed
during
1
'
192G.
Three
products
are
obtained,!
"louS"
coniracra
ior
snips
nave.
argentiferous
galena.
argentiferous
1
"""c
lu
"le
'ocai
P"n-
"
13
"Pa
a
hMe
of
th
machinery1
zi'iiblende
"ry
and
auriferous
pyrtte.
Ex-tnat
contract
ft
vessels
being
built
In
tensive
development
under
the
manage-1
ment
of
the
Consolidated
Mining
ancrthe
uth
may
bejeceived
here.
Smelting
Company
of
Canada
is-
also!
.
'
Vn.rt.H
4n
th
.mm,
of
1007
.
i
.
Eistop
F.
H.
Duvernet
Is
back
fromi
Majsett
where
he
confirmed
nine
candl-
-i..,
,u
v.ie
..:w
cnuroa.
An
nonor
,
PMnt
Teachers
organization
organization
to
be
ron
is
aoout
to
be
unveiled
in
this;
church
with
a
list
of
115
men
who
have
gone
to
tbe
.war
from
Graham
Is
land,
i.
past
year
175
tons
of
ore
were
shipped.!
SCHOOL
REPORTS
out
me
graae
iim
uzs.
silver
ana
jo
lead)
was
much
better
than
that
of
the
shipments
of
previous,
years.
This
ore
came
from
newly
discovered
veins
which
proved
to
be
tfie
continuations
of
those
previously
developed.
Another
pro
pert
in
this
section,
known
as
the
Harner
group,
was
discovered
and
developed
by
open
cuts
during
the
sum
mer
of
1926
and
is
likely
to
produce
ore
In
another
-year
or
so.
Marmot
river
Is
a
relatively
new
field
and
gives
pro
mise
of
greater
activity.
The
properties
are
much
nearer
tidewater
than
those
of
Salmon
river
and
most
of
those
of
Bear
River,
but
trails
are
so
far
the
only
means
of
access.
A
wagon
road
Is
now
under
construction
and
although
only
two
and
a
half
miles
long
will
be
of
considerable
benefit
to
shippers.
ARE
RECEIVED
AT
BOARD
MEETING
Total
Attending
City
ScIiimiU
l
017
llfsldcH
120
at
Catholic
S
lim.l
submitted
their
wmcn
tne
following
are
excerpts:
High
school:
Enrollment
129,
boys
53,
girls
76,
attendance
percentage
93.43.:
Principal
Peddle
said
the
athletic;
activities
had
been
chiefly
football
for!
the
boys
and,
tennis
for
thet
girls.
Thej
cadets
had
drilled
two
evenings
a
week
from
7
to
under
C.
8.
M.
Ponder.
!
and
there
had
been
shooting
at
Mc-Nlcholl
Creek
In
preparation
for
competing
In
the
D
C.R.A.
service
rifle
com
petition.
Booth
School:
Enrollment
430,
boys
240,
girls
190,
attendance
percentage
94.84,
with
grade
8
making
98.29
per
cent.
j
Principal
Hartness
announced
that
1135
nac
Been
banked
during
the
month.
He
asked
for
some
repairs
to
th
building
and1
also
that
.
the
;
frees
on
the
school
grounds
should
be
cut
so
that
the
children
might
"have
more
room
to'
play.
Borden,
Street:
Enrollment
294,
boys'
nr.
gins
M7,
attendance,
percentage!
9,
with,
grade
8
making
00,14
per
cent.
Miss
Mills,
principal,
announced
that
the
banking
had
Increased.
She
also
LAND
ACT
NOTICE
OF
INTENTION
TO
APn.Y
LEASE
LANII.
TO
In
Range
4,
Coast
Land
District,
Land
Recording
District
of
Prince
Rupert,
and
situate
In
vicinity
of
Captaln'a
Cove,
Pitt
Island.
BC.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Oosse
Packing
Co.
Ltd..
Ot
325
Howe
St..
Vinrannr
B.C.,
occupation
Fish
Packers.
Intend.
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
the
following
described
lands:
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
about
'A
mile
distant
In
a
northerly
direction
from
Lot
1253.
Ranra
4:
thrum
nnpth
5
chains;
thence
east
20
chains;
thence
south
to
shore;
thence
west
along
shore
to
point
of
commencement,
and
containing
10
acres,
more
or
less.
G08SE
PACKING
CO.
LTD.,
.
Applicant.
.
Per
Chas.
L.
Robert.
Agent.
Dated
April
7,
1027,
nil
To
the
Policyholders
of
,
Confederation
Life
Association,
,
s
;
In
connection
with
y
in
f
'
.
1867
...
Confederation
Diamond
Jubilee
1927
The
Directors
of
the
Confederation
Life
Association
are
offering
a
number
of
prizes
for
the
best
short
essay
on
the
subject
:
"
What
Insurance
in
the
Confederation
Life
Association
13
:
used
to
provide
anything
necessary
for
i
the
equipment
of
the
school.
j
The
total
number
of
pupils
attend-
sj
lng
the
city
schools
outside
of
the
i
Catholic
school
Is
917
and
the
Catholic
;
cboo)
has
about
120.
LAND
ACT
NOTICE
OF
INTENTION'
TO
A
I'PLY
TO
LEASE
LiNII.
In
Range
3,
Cout
Land
District.
Land
Recording
District
of
Prince
Rupert.
wiu
auuaie
on
mc
souin
snore
oi
t.a
Jsuchere
Channel,
B.C.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Oosse
Paekln
,
Co.
Ltd.,
of
325
Howe
St.,
Vancouver,
At
the
meeting
of
the
school
board
;
J
C-
occupation
Pish
Packers,
Intends
last
A?J?i!
PI.?.
le"e
of
tne
lowing
night
the
Drlnclnala
of
the
.enrol.:
-
jcocriucu
111
nil
:
monthly
reports
from,
commencing
at
a
post
planted
at
the
southeast
corner
TX.
10390.
runs
3,
Coast
Land
District:
thence
south
8
chains;
thence
west
10
chains;
thenc
uortn
6
cnains
to
shore;
thence
easterly
along
shore
to
point
ot
commencement,
ind
containing
8
acres,
more
or
less.
OOSSE
PACKINCJ
CO.
LTD..
Applicant.
Per
Chas.
L.
Robelta.
Agent.
Dated
April
7.
1927
If
any
segment
of
the
Spine
l
In
an
abnornul
roticion
(luMiixation)
prtuure
it
Traduced
on
tbe
nerve
trunks
at
tlut
point
and
cliieaic
de
clops.
T.HUD
Ta
FACt
w4
HtXK
TTHOAT
T.UTft.
UMU
T.
HIAUT
l.LUNCJ
T.UVtS
T.
STOMACH
SMALL
INTUTD.1
moicis
flstxx
TaAlfC
T.lAl
T.LOmULiMCy
TatlADDt
TtCCNTTAU
Has
Done
for
Me
and
My
Family''
HE
first
priie
will
be
$110.00
cath,
the
second
$100.00
and
tbe
:lnrd
$50.00,
'will
be
Jlscusted
class
arrangement
orally
with
the
board.
Seal
Cove:
Enrollment
64,
boys
24,
3lrls
40.
attendance
percentage
93.5.
Mrs.
Llznev
the
nrlnclnal
told
of
re-
dates,
four
young
men
and
five
young;
.elTlng
B
cneck
for
ten
doI,ars
from
tne
ten
:n
prizes
prixes
i
of
$i0.00
each
and
ten
prues
ol
$J.W
each.
TheChlropractor
d.
a.
McMillan
Palmer
Graduate
CIIIUOPKACTOR
I'atho
Neurometer
Service.
Ojsen
Evenings
Rooms
6
and
7,
Exchange
lilock.
Phone
C91
Mustard
is
at
its
best
ten
minutes
after
the
dry
mustard
is
mixed
with
cold
water.
The
cold
water
liberates
the
volatile
oil
of
the
mustard
seed
which
brings
out
the
best
flavours
of
foods.
(ckians
Mustard
V
aids
X
X
digestion
477
There
The
essay
is
to
contain
not
more
than
three
hundred
and
fifty
words,
and
the
statements
therein
must
be
absolutely
truthful
in
every
respect,
and
must
refer
to
the
policyholder
or
members
ol
his
Uimiy.
It
may
be
suggested
that
there
are
many
true
stories
of
human
interest
where
the
paymeiits
of
the
proceeds
of
Life
Insurance
have
nabled
beneficiaries
to
puichase,
tr
complete
the
purchase
of
homes,
where
n.ortgages
have
been
paid
off,
children
educated,
home;
pre
tected,
and
causes
of
worry
or
dimrouragemtnu
removed,
which,
if
effectively
pet-tented,
would
be
most
interesting.
Essays
may
be
sent
in
by
policyholder!
In
the
Confederation
Life
Association,
or
by
members
of
their
families
including
widows
or
children
af
deceased
policyholders,
and
should
be
signed
with
lull
name
and
address
and
the
policy
number
given.
They
may
he
sent
either
through
an
agent
or
directly
to
the
Head
Office
of
the
Association,
Toronto,
and
should
be
received
at
the
Head
Office
not
later
than
August
31.
1927.
The
wrd
will
be'
made
as
soon
as
possible
thereafter,
and
those
winning
the
prites
will
receive
their
cheques
at
once.
All
essays
sent
in
are
to
b
the
property
of
the
Confederation
Life
Association,
and
the
essays
or
any
parts
thereof
may
be
used
in
its
literature
and
advertising.
Names
of
policy
holders,
however,
will
not
be
used
without
the
content
of
.he
policyholder.
As
a
policyholder
of
the
Confederation
Life
Association,
pu
or
members
of
your
faiady
are
invited
to
send
in
-
true
story.
'
Yours
truly,
C
S.
MACDONALD.
Vice-President
and
Centra
Manager.
Confederation
Life
Head
Office
Association
Toronto
DENTIST
Dr.
J.
R.
Gosse
Helgerson
Block
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