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EDITION
.Mw?r
of
Audit
Bores
at
Clicalaiteiw
Wednesday.
Sept.
19,
1928
MANUAL
TRAINING
AND
DOMESTIC
SCIENCE
IN
SCHOOLS
liy
actual
test
it
has
been
shown
that
school
pupils
who
devote
hall
the
school
day
to
manual
training
or
ciner
technical
work
and
the
remainder
to
their
other
studies
make
just
as
good
progress
as
those
who
devote
the
whole
day
to
book
work,
fcven
if
this
were
not
true,
A
l
ray
nr
h
in
nil
cases,
the
imnnrtnet
nf
nanus
I
lUi'l
i.
::crn
It
.
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A
Hi
an
l'
.
a:iu
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:
.i.
some
of
,:..;.;!..
i
nrder
to'
osewho
'
'
a
ing
and
1
.
Brady
-
ir
board
-i.t...
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i.
"t
from
ssion.
:
y
that
sub-ind
of
:
a
-:
:
act
it
h
the
d
to
it.
ae
manual
sob-
studies.
In
an-
WOMAN'SMINE
PROVING
RICH
34
1.
I).
Stevens
of
Hyder.
Owner
of
Melvin
I'roperty
en
Maraaofci:.
Went
Sairth
Yaaterday
.
Mr..
D.
Stevens
of
Hyder,
owner
of
the
Melvin
group
on
the
r.orth
fork
of
Marmot
River,
wasj
a
passenger
aboard
the
Catala
yesterday
for
Seattle,
accompanied
by
her
son,
Melvin
Mathu.
A
.rike
t'
m;;
ior
importance
:
haa
jost
been
made
on
the
Melvin
JOT
petty,
as
asji.y
certificate
samples
of
same
showing
ounces
of
silver
Jr
ton
with
galena,
grey
copper
and
soma
siac.
i
ne
samples
were
taken
fro
a
well
defined
veinof
between
seven
and
eight
feet
la
width,
situated
in
tht
npper
portion
of
the
1(e)-
vin
Syndicate
property
at
009
fet
from
the
Eureka
claim
belonging
to
the
Prosperity
group
which
is
new
being
developed
by
Preatfer.
The
vein
has
been
traced
for
about
260
feet
and
stripped
for
about
half
this
distance.
At
its
lower
end
it
crosses
into
Partar-
Idaho
ground.
The
management
is
so
well
pleased
with
the
showing
thai
it
has
decided
to
continue
to'
work
co
it
throngh
the
winter
and
material
hi
bow
being
accamttJatt-d
for
construction
of
winter
quarters
immediately.
In
the
mean
time,
drifting
on
the
ore
is
contin
uing
with
a
view
to
getting
unde.
the
moraine
which
prevents
further
prospecting.
An
ore
shed
is
o
He
built
at
once
and
2,000
ore
sacks
have
been
taken
up
the
MIL
MOUNTAIN
BOY
iSEXAlN
D
!
W.
J.
Trctheway
Went
Smith
Yes
terday
After
Making
Mhratt
I
naps
i
Una
of
Stewart
Property
W.
J.
Tretheway.
managing
en-
rmeer
of
the
Red
Top
mine,
aw
hnant
tk
Pat
a
la
litav
mt.
e
outer
somes
;
tbe
p.
wek
at
science
ana
Stewart
making
a
thorough
ex-its.
Some
sminstioa
of
the
Mountain
Bay
ul
in
after
IB'M
OB
behalf
of
the
Pat
Dih
im
ffevelopmont
Co.
of
Montreal
4
nnt
ha
X
U
HOI
SO
hich
recently
turned
down
four
Ome
edUCa-
attractive
offers
for
tke
property
it
is
possible
and
decided,
instead,
to
develop
skilled
in
the
,nd
operate
the
mine
themselves.
o
teach
those
I
Work
is
continuing
on
the
high
I
i
.1
Xg
.
.
.mi
lur
vein
mt.
lde
mimbuii
imi
t
i
or
exchxied
.j
.
ia
r.,K.v,i.
t..t
.
MM,f
OUt
it
indicates
'for
winter
development
will
bt
1
the
education
j
kt
It
is
Pat
Daly's
intention
to
ship
eighteen
or
twenfay
tons
of
ore
this
fall.
A
camp
has
been
PRAf
TK
L
ILL!
M.?
AVION
XT,
"JZSZ
V,
'
!
i
"
n
make
better
re-!bat
a
safe
place
has
been
found
coros
than
those
m
the
city?
Because
they
are
ant
to
emmp.
become
skilled
in
manual
work,
developing
the
hand
and
eye
and
practical
judgment
while
at
the
same
time
carrying
on
their
regular
school
work.
When
manual
training
and
domestic
science
were
i
I
1
.1
.....,!
...U
!
J
I
tL
The
property
is
located
up
Am
Uiiruuuceu
Liierv
vtcic
jjcujjic
ahu
vuusiuervu
uicumetvwc;
8NOQUALMIE.
Wash.
Sent
Vx
so
highbrow
that
they
objected
to
their
children
learning
sought
as
the
slayer
of
Mr.
to
be
carpenters
or
cooks.
Today
the
work
Is
so
much
j
and
.
Mrs.
Joseph
Kirk,
of
Dayton,
esteemed
that
the
best
peop
e
consider
those
not
so
Arthur
Bciweffer,
son
of
ajroav
.JC
Aor
q
v,.
conV.nc
.ial
kamltMn
i
'en
Gmys
Harbor
family,
was
COST
IS
NOT
LARGE
When
it
is
considered
that
the
greater
part
of
the
cost
of
an
extra
instructor
in
each
of
those
departments
is
l)orne
by
the
provincial
government
and
that
only
a
small
amount
has
to
be
paid
by
the
city,
it
is
plain
that;
there
is
no
good
reason
why
Prince.
Iluuert
High
School
pupils
should
be
deprived
of
the
advantages
of
manual
tiainiii?
and
household
economy
and
thus
be
handicapped
in
the
race
in
future.
If
it
was
pood
for
those
who
passed
through
last
year
it
is
pood
for
those
now
attending.
Parents
are
realizing
this
and
object
to
their
children
being
deprived
of
the
work.
They
want
them
to
grow
up
fully
developed
in
a
scholastic
way
and
this
cannot
be
done
without
the
two
most
important
subjects
in
thej
school,
manual
training
and
domestic
science.
MRS.
GULICK
SOLD
MOST
MEMBERSHIP
TICKETS
FOR
FAIR
The
campaiKU
conducted
by
tin.'
Fair
i'xiard
this
year
for
the
sale
of
Mcmlrshi)
ticket
in
the
Nfi
t
tn
i
n
Ilr
it
iri
Columbia
Agri-
(iili'inil
j'.n.l
Industrial
Association
i
s';
11
.
'i
in
the
s;t!c
of
2R0II
'i'-it-
'I'l.r
'Mist
tilkl'ts
WtTf
.s
wild
l.v
!r-
i
K.
I,
'iln
k
vvlii.'l
1
iiinnuviiion
and
bonus,
Mn.t
1
Culhk
receives
a
cash
prize
of
LEO
PAT
KELLY
IS
SENTENCED
TO
HANG
LOS
A.W.KI.KS.
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18
Io
I'at
Ke'ly.
nn
v
t
i
.-f
t!u
mur-!
ii.T
f
.V.rs
My
ft.-
I
Mrlli,
a
o;-icly
Woma-
;,.:
y
''
Wrft-
i-.-ll-l.
tod.,-
iiuuced
to
liispositl
of
1116.
Uesideu
more
hang
November
23
erican
Creek.
SLA
YES
IS
SOUGHT
arrested
here
yesterday.
77"
EEP
your
shoes
pliable
tV.--in
good
condilion--and
always
brightly
polished;
by
the
daily
application
of
Shoe
Polish
Nugget
costs
little
100
shines
for
IS
cents.
Thrre'
Nugfrt
htlr
for
erery
ihom
mmd
t
THE
DAILY
NEWS
e
I
t
I
.
Wi
X'
'
'
.'.
IM'
.
,
.
dows
and
OrphdJislimited
rf
is
upon
them
that
the
schemer
preyi
I
Hie
lure
of
easy
money
is
almost
irresistible
and
the
savings
of
a
lifetime
are
often
gambled
away,
unknowingly,
in
unfortunate
speculations.
Even
the
husband
and
father,
anzkxw
to
leave
his
family
well
provided
for,
often
becomes
tbe
victim
of
some
get-rich-quick
scheme.
Almost
without
exception,
the
results
are
failure
and
disappointment.
When
the
head
of
the
home
is
taken
away,
a
hundred
enticing
baits
are
set
for
the
estate
he
leaves
behind.
With
the
vision
of
winning
Those
who
ht:ik
themsc
vex
no
Mdepea1ent
that
they
cannot
br
!
swayed
by
the
multitude
would
scarcely
dare
to
grow
whisker,
would
they?
j
SIse
j
things
is
not
everything.
Among
that
los
thair
charm
a
they
increase
in
atse
are
rosebuds,
children,
ad
heads.
Jske
asks
why
men
like
dumb
(
girls.
Coaldn't
any,
Jake.
Most
of
the
giria
I
know
are
anything
but
dumb,
If
hard
to
get
a
word
edgeways.
'
!
When
the
Eskimo
aava
a
party
in
November
they
djo
not
usoalty
mnn
"We
Won't
Go
Home
Till
Morning."
There
Jf
a
reason
aa
old
man
Post
nays.
1'sually
the
worst
slam
"
Hrl
I
J
get
would
lit
to
b
tiild
Hhe'
"just
like
her
fet"
AdvirtlM
la
7h
DaUT
Nw
for
her
children
and
herself,
die
wkKoV
falls
prey
to
ignorant
or
uastnmnbas
advisers.
There
is
one
safe,
sutetnethtrf
elpe
tecdng
your
loved
ones
after
you
are
j
.
.
.
tbe
creating
of
aa
adequate
through
Life
Insurance.
And,
by
i
ins
for
its
Davment
in
the
form
oil
Ur
income
for
your
widow,
you
cap
fjMM
her
for
as
long
as
she
may
five.
Let
a
Life
Insurance
-
f
epi
e.
tentative
explain
to
you
how
easily
and
safdy
you
may
provide
for
the
future
of
your,
family.
.
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