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DAILY
EDITION
Monday,
Dec.
12,
1927
POKTLAN1)
CANAL
MINING
Probably
a
xroat
many
people
do
not
dealise
what
is
going
on
right
at
their
doors
in
the
matter
of
mining.
We
have
tried
to
record
some
of
the
progress
made
at
Portland
Canal
but
it
is
difficult
to
tell
it
all.
We
have
mentioned
the
advent
of
the
Consolidated
Mining
and
Smelting
Co.
recently
as
well
as
two
big
eastern
Canadian
com
panies,
one
from
Quebec
and
the
other
Ontario.
Then
on
Saturday;
we
were
ame
to
aaa
to
mi
me
saie
or
properties
on
aaimon
niver
to
the
Whitney
interests,
the
people
who
recently
completed
the
deal
for
the
celebrated
Flin
Flon
mine
of
northern
Manitoba.
With
these
new
companies
operating
and
Uu-
Premier
people
extending
their
operation,
the
whole
mining
aspect
takes
on
a
different
tint
Tra
gress
of
a
most
marked
kind
is
bound-to
fellow.
TnM
eosnpantas
do
not
go
into
a
district
and
put
up
a
lot
of
money
unless
they
are
pretty
well
assured
that
there
is
at
least
a
good
product
of
getting
results.
They
are
operating
rather
than
prospecting
companies.
Next
summer
it
seems
likely
-that
Portland
Canal
fame
will
spread
a
great
deal.
Financial
papers
are
already
giving
a
great
deal
of
space
to
its
possibilities
but
that
is
as
nothing
compared
with
what
is
likely
to
happen.
Soe
years
ago
Portland
Canal
experienced
a
boom
but
at
that
time
hardly
any
work
had
been
done
there
and
very
soon
the
flurry
passed,
leaving
the
place
in
worse
condition
than
when
it
began.
Everybody
went
away
because
there
was
nothing
left
for
them
to
do.
The
niiitef
had
been
discredited
and
investors
were
disgusted.
Not
one
mine
appeared
as
a
result
of
the
number
of
companies
into
which
ptwa)e
ant
their
money.
Today
all
that
is
changed.
A
few
faithful
people
remained
and
dug
deeper
into
the
hills,
eventually
discovering
the
famous
Premier
mine
tttiieh
is
still
operating
and
paying
good
dividends.
Others
have
steadily
devoloped
properties
until
it
is
new
a
certainty
that
a
number
of
operating
mines
will
add
to
the
wealth
of
the
country.
Portland
Canal
is
certainjy
on
the
verge
of
a
great
move-mer4
and,
the
ffhole
province
will
benefit.
READY
FOR
CHRISTMAS
MoAt
people
are
getting
ready
for
Christmas.
They
are'
preparing
either
to
entertain
friendn
or
to
be
entertained.
There
is
a
big
time
ahead
for
them.
But
there
are
always
a
few
who
do
not
come
within
that
category.
They
may
be
new
arrivals
or
they
may
not,
bat
there
is
a
reason
why
they
cannot
enjoy
Christmas
as
well
as
they
ought.
Just
a
few
are
out
of
funds
and
to
them
Christmas
is
a
mockery.
It
is
quite
unnecessary
for
us
to
remind
Prince
Rupert
people
of
the
condition.
It
always
exists.
Also
Prinee
Rupert
people
are
usually
on
the
lookout
to
see
that
everybody
has
good
time
at
Christmas.
We
mention
it
only
on
the
chance
that
someone
may
possibly
boveverlooked
and
that
would
be
a
tragedy.
While
we
enjoy
onrseraS
let
us
try
to
make
those
around
us
haotrv.
Christmaa
is
essentially
a
day
for
the
practice
of
hospitality
and
it
is
to
tie
hoped
that
everyone
who
i
homeles
or
for
other
reasons
unable
to
spend
the
holiday
in
the
traditional
manner,
will
be
included
in
some
family
circle.
SALMON
FISHERMEN
TO
MEET
It
is
to
be
hoped
that
the
salmon
fishermen
have
thoroughly
discussed
the
proposals
made
by
the
tanners
so
that
they
may
be
able
to
give
a
very
clear
answer
to
the
director
of
fisheries
at
the
meet
ing
which
if
to
be
held
tonight.
Much
depends
upon
the
result
of
that
gathering
as
it
will
have
Nime
influence
on
all
other
meetings
to
be
held
to
discuss
the
same
ouestion.
We
have
not
been
informed
whether
the
director
will
expect
to
have
an
alternative
proposal
if
the
plan
of
the
canners
is
turned
down.
AH'we
suggest
is
that
all
fishermen
who
are
in
the
city
at
tend
that
meeting.
The
ideal
inside
overcoat
Keeps
you
warm
and
healthy
Packed
with
energy-high
in
calories
Delicious
anyway-
any
meal
WiJ-K
AT
TIICATIIK.
4.
MwnUi
Dolors
Costello
to
-The
TJtiCd
4-
"Kraay
Kt"
coawady
lx
4
-The
aortas"
International
Wows.
J
"Ben
1
4
Ccnedy
-Was
Hash
-
Hcdg
Fadap
"A
Mst-favrouad
4
Thw1
'
UlnrUy
and
Ihun-Uj
"kfecadWay
Sights
'
MarauM
Casualty
"Hit
sa
Aesop's
Film
Clara
Bam
Fabtc.
aiwl
in
'
sjtunl.iy
Ccmady
"Wedding
Wttwa.
athe
tmiw.
"THIRD
DEGREE"
SEEN
AT
THEATRE
TONIGHT
Treal
'KM
Uwttti
Method
Mwmii
In
Mttltrr
With
ItMmrr
OiwIHIo
l-eail-Inf
Liulj
Dolaeas
CvsteUo
la
"The
Tbtrd
Defeat"
h
the
attraction
inaminnsd
tonight
at
Uw
VTeatli
uaw
i
Tw
picture
la
a
screen
vesstan
ef
Ohatles
KWrt
imliiiiasM
ef
uaat
e
metacdt
usst
used
to
set
shlnrliia
win
assttesjassat
l&
whan
IMtn
Ware
aaat
Wallan
&-gsr
was
meaning
frewa
oascunty.
ls
play
also
rspsrsad
id
W
a
powerful
tafluwM
In
earssstUst
paSSK
am-tality.
ftodnead
upon
Uw
screen
by
Waraer
Brother.
It
h
said
to
Ut
rttfc
a
treab
vitality
that
makes
tt
am
mt
Um
swat
eaaraatnc
aaslodraass
ml
many
-
Datana
OastcUo.
wksce
Osat
Mf
aereea
eatt.
aopoatte
Man
Banysasrc
la
Tfee
Saa
Beaat."
marked
bar
la
the
aalnd
o
many
at
daatlatd
to
be
uw
aaeat
important
of
aereeo
atan.
eataStlaaea
bcraalf
marc
firmly
than
erer
In
tut
sew
production
ana
appaai
i
aa
Aanit
Daty,
a
ttapeze
performer
in
a
Coney
Ialaiid
atda
show.
who
haa
aaarrlad
Howard
tfftftea.
Jr.
iJaaon
Robasdai.
asaiaat
taw
wtthea
of
HowaM'a
aunionaml
fatfcer
In
an
effort
to
aanarate
the
young
lor
era.
Um
father
amplcya
a
Macsyiaid
aaatwl
On-derwoed
fBoekUHe
FfUoww)
to
tell
Um
young
ccmpie
uwt
each
la
unfaithful
to
taa
otker.
Drank
and
In
a
frensy
of
raft.
Howard
aaska
out
Underwood,
ready
to
kill
mat.
But
when
ha
arrival
at
ow
villain's
apartment,
he
finda
that
Underwood
ba
already
been
anwt.
.Tke
boy
staada
Uwre
with
a
(on
la
Ms
baad
when
the
police
arrive.
Wlta
all
of
Ue
erWeoce
potaOni
Ss-ward
Uw
boy'a
snllt.
a
atSuaMen
la
developed
that
pronlaea
to
bold
lay
au
dience
taaae
throughout
the
perform-
ansa.
"BREED
OF
THE
SEA"
SOUTH
SEA
ISLAND
STORY
OF
PIRATES
Pirate
!
The
Java
Sea!
A
beautiful.
exotic
laland
girl!
A
dying
mlnlater!
A
brutal,
acheming
trader!
Out
of
toes
'.iement.
PBO
haa
woven
a
drama
of
'the
South
eeaa
that
la
alike
novel
In
theme,
powerful
m
attuatlon.
grtpptnc;
In
action,
delightful
in
romance
and
abounding
in
humor.
Tne
picture,
Breed
of
the
sea."
which
will
be
here
Tuesday,
la
unquestionably
one
of
the
fkaeat
piecea
of
aereen
eatertatemeBt
seen
her
In
many
montha-a
film
that
will
thrill
every
member
of
an
audience
Dominated
by
Um
compelling
influence
or
Ralph
Ince
who
In
addition
to
61-rsctint
Um
production,
playa
the
dual
roi.ot
the
wliulie,
one
mlwloB-ry
and
Ule
other
a
pirate,
the
picture
1
a
marvel
of
characterization.
Mir-garet
Llvinfaton
play
the
leading
feminine
role,
that
of
the
exotic
laland
girl,
to
perfection,
and
there
la
a
superb
caat.
GIRL
KNOCKS
OUT
FIGHTER
IN
PLAY
SHOWING
WEEK-END
He
tried
cavemen
tactics
on
hit
tweetle
but
she
was
a
little
too
rough
for
him.
She
clipped
him
on
the
Jaw.
knocking
him
down
and
out
for
the
count.
All
of
which
doesn't
sound
aerl-oua
until
you
realize
that
Joe
Hen-neseey
was
to
right
the
middleweight
champion
ol
the
world
in
less
than
a
week
and
beie
waa
thia
aupposedly
weak
woman
able
to
accomplish
what
many
a
pug
had
long
longed
to
do!
Mr.
Hennessey
then
and
there
decldedi
tb'faFgenr
A
women
and
give
his
undivided
attentats
to
.Ualolng
XMMhe
.big
bout.
Thafa
juat
om
of
the
many
angles
disclosed
In
Clara
Bow's
new
Starring
vehkle
"Rough
House
Roaie"
which
reaches
hew
at
the
week-end.
The
bell
jf
Temh
Avenue.
Bosle,
la
mo-mei
at.:
attrac
ted
to
Arthur
Russell,
a
w:a:
ir,
voun
.:
blue
blood.
Joe.
of
cou'M
de;erm:oe-
to
win
her
back.
KW
Farre
.
l,
raxnei,
advises
less
politeness
and
more
roughness.
Naturally.
a
giod
fighter
obeys
his
trainer
and
Joe
determines
to
become
a
caveman
One
nigh'
when
Rosie
ge-.ing
ready
e
ov
wi':.
Russell
oc
forme;
m
-'ce
make.'
a-
appearance
end
inten'
:r
rtrj
:lea
Equn.:v
as
tough
Rosle
tui
w
des
-;ghi
band
to
awing
Nipped
in
thebud"
without
dosing"
by
rubbing
over
throat
and
chest
I
C
K
5
Va
r
o
R
u
b
II.IH.HiL-sy.T-ST.Mj'lJliM.MIaJ
ivi;
c
"BROADWAY
NIGHTS"
IS
FROM
MUSICAL
COMEDY
The
plot
of
tbe
photoplay
"Broadway
NlghU"
here
Wednesday
and
Thursday
concerns
lveell
with
tbe
mating
and
mission
of
two
vaudevtlliana,
whose
ambition
is
to
become
the
stars
of
Broadway.
How
the
husband
gambles
away
hit
future
and
tbe
wife
places
her'a.
and
that
of
ber
child's.
In
tbe
bands
of
an
understanding
musical
comedy
producer,
and
in
tbe
end
triumphs
not
only
on
the
stage
but
In
the
Httle
theatre
of
her
own
private
affairs,
as
well,
forms
the
theme
Of
the
vivid
tale.
It
is
tbe
atmosphere
of
the
piece,
however,
that
Is
its
most
untquo
feature.
Backitage
on
the
Btoadwiy
boards,
be
hind
tbe
kitchens
of
night
clubs
and
the
underworld
of
New
York'a
"Hell's
Kitchen."
are
all
pictured
with
striking
color
and
authenticity.
'
Miss
Wilson,
giving
a
'brilliant
per-fbrmanee
herself.
Is'
pturhed
'at
every
point
for
her
honors
by
a
superb
cast
headed
by
8am
Hardy.
Philip
Strange
itnd
Louis
John
Bartels.
Baiy
V
s
Colds
hanges
its
own
PRETTY
WEDDING
TOOK
PLACE
ON
SATURDAY
Mlw
txltthe
Turtle
at
Vaneoairs
lie-come
llrlde
of
f.
M.
tltzgrrald
A
pretty
wedding
took
plaoe
Saturday
evening
at
the
United
Church.
Rev.
A.
'Vlleon
officiating,
when
Miss
Edytb
urtle
of
Vancouver
a
wane
the
brtoe
:
P.
M.
Fltaawald.
Fifth
Avenue
West.
Tbe
bride,
who
was
given
away
by
at
rick
Doherty.
looked
vary
pretty
.owned
In
an
orchid
Franco,
beaded
eatlon
with
hat
In
htrmonlnlng
colors
nd
carrying
a
bouquet
of
carnations
nd
row.
The
wMsMaaas
wecc
Mr.
and
Mrs.
herty.
After
Um
ceremony
a
reception
took
lace
at
tbe
home.
852
Summit
Avenue.
There
Mr.
and
Mrs
pttagerald
will
in
uture
reside
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
DHCKMItKIt
18,
UU.
Both
potttteal
parties
in
the
federal
sleet
ion
campaign
here
are
angtinf
fof
the
Labor
vote.
Sergeant
Ma)or
Jimmy
Robinson.
Wal-r
Shaw
and
i.
Hoberts
were
apeakers
at
a
meeting
li,
he
Carpenters'
Hall
last
night.
6.
D
MHadonald.
president
it
the
Trades
Labor
Council,
was
In
he
chair.
i
A
MCMartm
in
.
ui
;n
'.he
'T.hot
I
wo
a:
r)
a
g;
.'
'
si
Te:-,ra:
.
:ir
I
'.afT
-y
-xu
C
cer.a
iiUJ.
been
Mr.
-
I
New
Hltzcltoi
:
f-fr
t
:i
.
lea-"
1
a
-the
Orthophonic
Trade
Mark
Itei'tl
Victrola
Victor
fTalking
Machine
Company
of
Canada,
Limited,
Montreal
high
and
low;
a
tittle
dog
runs
between
W
legs:
Joe's
hand
alts
a
table
and
be
links
to
the
floor
in
a
coma.
Upon
recovering,
he
cornea
U
the
conclusion
outlined
above.
'J
r.
Automatic
$775
ecords
Plays
twelve
records
without
attention.
Runs
itself
for
.a
whole
hour.
No
operating
effort
on
your
part.
Just
listen.
you
turn
on
the
current,
tbe
WHEN
turn
tabic
starts
to
revolve;
a
mechanical
"band"
takes
the
first
record
from
the
group
of
twelve
and
places
it
on
the
turntable;
the
tone-arm
moves
into
jiosition:
the
sound
-box
is
lowered
and
the
music
IxgiacC
At
the
end
of
the
selection,
the
mecnaiiiofl
"hand"
remotes
the
record
from
the
turntable,
slides
itgently
intoa
felt-lined
concald
drawer,
and
"pick
off"
the
next
record
from
the
magazine
arm.
These
operations
are
repeated
until
the
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