"Orange
Pekoe"
Is
only
the
name
given
to
a
size
of
leaf-Some
good,
many
poor,
Orange
Pekoes
are
sold
The
most
economical
and
yet
the
finest
flavoured
Is
"SALADA"
Orange
Pekoe
Sealed
in
metal
pure-fresh
delicious
43c
per
Hb.
A
!.
ore
1
1
Arm
I
dx-ovcr.
Mi
Or,
illi!-
(I
'
1
r
M
1
into
::!:
:i:il
.
;
,;
..
e
mumis
w.
nr:,i-d
tn.
i
:
'iiokeii
by
dvke-
iind
..
(xjx-i'eii
yield
large
''H.aee
A
.uup
la
to
be
btult
anapMUatety
st
the
mine
on
ai.
ctmtlaa
two
ban
dm
feet
lower
than
the
present
camp.
At
aooa
aa
camp
enn-atructlon
Is
completed.
It
la
hoped
that
will
have
arrived.
Hand
Canadian
National
Railway
Ttie
Mohawk
mine
has
been
taken
over
by
th
Federal
Mining
at
&mellln
Co
ol
Idaho
and
the
outlook
for
the
property
Is
good.
The
Silver
Cup
mine
hn
an
appreciable
tounage
of
ht?h
aveiage
value
in
silver
The
Suimlune
lm
th
largest
ore
bodies
in
tie
ramp
but
t
grade
is
much
lowr
H"-.m
tint.
the
type
of
property
thai
u!'
,ni'-:-makes
the
best
mine
If
It
aure
inrjr
tonnage
and
long
IKe
Silver
B'andi'rd
Is
anotiier
good
mine
As
a
remit
nf
the
uikm
of
the
Da'hie
nutie
r'
8mlt'ier
there
lx
grrrt'
ai-'ivitv
.n
tint
camp
Hudson
Bay
Mruntsm
ana
tin
The
larg
.ucti
hi
m
mil
raw3
ffl&v
..,r-
A3
m
nm
BiApEKOEi
i
onQ
The
Daily
News
PBINCE
RUPERT
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
livery
Afternoon,
except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News,
Limited.
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Avenue.
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F.
PULLEN
-
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-
Managing
Editor.
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and
Circulation
Telephone
-Editor
and
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Telephone
-
-
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of
Circulations
DAILY
EDITION
93
86
Friday,
June
1,
1928
News
of
the
Mines
.
ROUND
PR!iCE
RUPERT
New
Concern
Active
at
Alice
Arm
in
Acquiring
Properti
New
Strike
at
Esperanza
Tunnelling
on
1-
and
L.
The
Ti.'i
;
IP
Im
In
tfc--
A!'
tht'
Hurt
h
i
iU
:,c(
ii
..
of
Kitauit
Ki-r
;.:'lrv.
!:
furniinv'
tlir
I
lility
Mn.rt.'
Peleri'i!.
vv
hn
w.i
former
h
and
a
;!i
le
developed
:nx
-
men!
m11
hi-have
also
a
i
c
the
we-d
and
the
K.
:.
Join
:ic
D-
ilv
Ketio::,r:
ti
ar
b
qui.-.;:
.m,
o!
pr
):.-
i:.
Alio
r:n
1
prop-:
'
x--
;'
bam?
-!n;;iii
of
a'-;
town
it
Ahor
n
til"
ill
red
,lT'i.-
T:
V.i
rip
tin
the
ill.:
Ki
Arm
camp,
adjoining
the
Toric
on
-.
tt,
well
known
pioneer
prospector
taken
over
by
Eastern
capitalists,
ancintt
Co.
represented
by
P.
E.
.
ied
with
the
Gran
by
Co.
at
Anyox.
i
1
1
ills,
compressor
and
other
equip-n
a
:w
weeks.
The
same
interests
t
.
which
adjoins
the
Tiger
on
i
i
consists
of
three
claims
and
.ni
-a-
-
.tnitary
to
Orlttvood
Creek
develop
several
valuabls
'
the
or
on
the
SUver
.:
Alloc
Arm.
whicn
la
njr
tlx
Kltaault-Kale
unprorlss
a
depth
'
.
manaiemeat
la
con-
.
i
.'.i
a
mtoe
to
the
i
-
-d
tunnel,
which
a
all
in
order
to
fain
.i
a
c
460
feet
from
Ute
por
v
over
the
whole
lace.
Bam
the
ore
.to
be
at
a
good
grade
a
large
body,
carrying
high
g:U.
ailver.
lead
and
due.
It
would
not
be
urprlslnj
to
find
that
the
are
body
U
100
feet
in
width
with
fur
ther
cMMtuttlng
aa
the
ledge
ahowe
this
width
on
the
surface.
The
paeaeat
depth
from
the
surface
is
(bout
MO
feet.
It
Is
already,
therefore,
plain
that
a
large
tonnage
of
ore
ha
been
devel
oped.
No
ore
of
auch
value
as
la
now
being
encouBteied
underground
has
been
Mlllag
will
then
be
discontinued
and
.
discovered
on
the
aurtaoc
except
at
one
power
drills
Installed,
thus
lncreaMnn
;
point
and
this
Is
at
an
elevation
of
S
the
tonnage
production
and
facilitating
ooo
feet.
During
the
winter,
over
seven
dsvelnpraent
work.
hundred
teet
of
tunnel
work
has
been
j
carried
out
on
the
property
and
tt
Is
H
J.
Tnooaey.
superintendent
of
theitne
lntenUcn
of
the
company
to
push
L.
sad
L.
Consolidated
at
Stewart,
re-
j
development
without
Interruption.
Alports
that
an
additional'
fifteen
ffet
!
teady
the
wcrklng
force
has
been
In-
have
been
driven
cn
the
Columbia
tun-
;
rreeaed
and
several
tons
of
supplies
nel.
making
a
tctsl
of
SOS
feet.
Mm-
i
nave
bren
taken
in.
During
the
pa
esHaatton
la
the
nasae
aa
last
reported
1
two
vr-tf
the
company
has
opened
up
i
r-.-
.ther
w
n
about
300
feet
to
the
left
A
section
of
the
province
in
which
j
the
eciud
tunnel
and
values
aa
high
minim
u,
making
immense
stride.
uuncea
of
geld
have
been
obtained
ter
many
years
of
atruggle
and
difficulty
j
Stbe
with
very
good
values
of
allver,
U
the
Omlneca
Mining
division.
wnte
lead"
B0
Ul.
t"
ddltlon
to
the
Bu
st
A
Haaien
of
Vancouver.
The
He
I
Cord
the
ctimpany
1
also
developing
Hasieltoti
camp
U
making
good
and
tht
j
th
Eagle
and
the
leRoy.
wrltet
has
sc
n
'tr
plac?
where
rnn-
I
dHkM
are
nure
favirabte
far
Individual
Wellluatcn
Beatun.
president
of
the
com
parties
The
ares
are
rich:
physical
1
Clcjrgla
Bivrr
Ocld
Mines
Ltd..
a
eanditkons
admit
of
eoonamle
oDera-
Tchti
P.
CoaU.
CDawnlUnt;
ailaanier.
are
tloa.
and
all
mrr.M
nrei
coomlrnUy
R.w
e)na
vnilt
to
Stewart,
for
the
pur-lccatod
for
transportation
of
eve
to
tt
p4ee-oi
'meaiagi
fanes
aratiiai
awii
aqr
'
he
openlnE
up
of
the
property
work
on
..
inch
ha
already
been
rommenoed
with
.i
small
crew.
Supplies
and
equipment
v
ill
br
shipped
immediately,
and
active
wcrk
will
se
ryrled
on
until
the
mine
!
br-
uph'
to
production.
Mr.
Beaton
Vi
nnn-unrrd
The
balance
sheet
h-ia-s
i
hat
a:ler
providing
for
Work
t
i
dte
the
cutnpanv
ha
over
UtOJOOD
in
rah
for
development
Mr
Beaton
.-
very
aUs!ird
with
the
result
of
op
r.itln-is
t
i
date
Direi
torn
of
the
com-
!.:
::re
Wllllu-.:ton
Biiton.
A
C.
Bur
k
n
S
leiiii
e
Alrxander
Ruther-
H
ir-.'ld
A
Mir:
mini.
J
C.
Hogg
i
iv
t:
juiM
.
x
rig
'
WJ
M
VnV
c.
full-size
biscuits
J
WW
WAT
9
vv
auuni
100
per
cent
whole
wheat
-
thoroughly
baked
-
every
shred
crisp
and
tasty
-
a
refreshing
relief
from
the
heavy
foods
of
Winter
with
milk
or
cream
.
TRISCUIT,
the
crisp,
tasty
cracker
Made
try
The
Canadian
Shredded
Wheat
Company,
Ltd.
NEW
STEAMERS
Man
in
the
Moon
CANADIAN
USE
S
Sometime
wo.brur
busUsmn
-
tlflg
up
a
heal
ttftt
:t
l
u
nothing
to
the
wall
01
the
M.'Oall
uub
eai
PASSENGER
VESSEL
OF
IlEt
HUiKRATIMi
M'.UT
um'ciiallv
roil
rum
OX
TWO
WINWIPtO.
Sune
1.
Bat
islactory
progress
in
construction
cf
the
five
nt
earners
mv
tflng
built
for
the
Canadian
Ka-
.lcna!
Steanuhlpb
to
be
placed
in
toe
west
Indies
service,
la
reported
In
cable
advices
received
by
D.
X.
Qallo-
way.
vice-president
of
the
company.
The
message
from
Birkenhead
la
to
the
effect
that
on
ship
Is
fully
plated,
two
are
in
frame
and
the
remaining
two
w.ll
oe
trained
b:fcre
the
end
cf
June
Ihc
first
vessel
wUl
be
launched
on;
July
17
and
this
will
be
followed
by
'
the
launching
on
August
16
and
Sep'.em-1
ber
respectively
of
the
remaining
two
reamers
for
the
service
to
Tne
eastern
group
of
the
British
West
Indie.
The
firt
of
the
two
vessels
for
service
to
.lie
western
group
will
be
launched
ibeut
October
SI
and
the
last
one
on!
Present
plana
call
for
the
Inauguration
of
these
steamers
on
the
eastern
ervlce
with
the
first
selling
out
of
Halifax
on
December
IB
of
this
year,
'.he
western
service
commencing
early
ti
the
spring
of
MSB.
The
leading
dimensions
of
the
new
teamen
are:
Length
between
narpsndln-ulart
415
feet,
length
over
all
48
feet.
;cam
60
feet,
moulded
death
ft
far
the
three
ships
in
the
eastera
service,
and
ta
feet
I
inches
for
the
two
ARCHBISHOP
WITH
ROTARY
IUU'
OIlfllMTKA
MKMKEKM
OF
CLIU
Ll'KCIIUIN
IIOTKL
UIIIIVALH
Prlni-e
Unpen
B.
Plckford.
Edmonton:
Mr.
and
Mrs.
a
W
ainctalr.
Inverness,
Bmil
M.
Oreli.
Balmoral:
t.
M.
Plrby.
A.
C
Knight.
H.
Cbemln.
A.
V.
Boaaona,
T.
Kaye,
John
Clark
and
D.
Oouatneau.
Vancouver:
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
O.
Judsoa
and
Mrs.
Yed
Nash.
Terrace;
Ur.
and
Mrs
B.
E.
Morgan.
BUIanor
MUI:
Mr.
i
nd
Mrs.
W.
B.
Begg
and
W
E.
Pleyter.
"toti.nto:
Mr.
John
Kayaer,
Ketchikan:
T
r
singleton,
Anyos:
H.
C.
Oraham,
Virions;
Mia
D
Xdenebaw.
Masse
tt:
iMU
M
rkua..Bkldpc.
fWal
jfohn
Macfver,
Anyoa:
M
Morrison.
Queen
Charlotte
Islands:
Alecander
Smith.
Shannon
Bay:
H.
Campbell.
Queen
Charlotte
City:
D.
McDonald.
Vancouver.
tvoy
James
Magulre.
Liverpool.
Harry
Kemp.
Kwlnttsa:
Mr
and
Un
Robertson
O.
VI.
Anderson
and
P.
MfPhee,
Maasett.
M.
A.
Jamas
Jack,
superintendent
of
con-traction
of
the
Kslen
Island
Highway
for
the
Vaneouver
Medrivlng
at
Con-trarting
Co..
sailed
laat
night
by
the
Prime
Oeorge
for
Vancouver
on
Neglected
forlorn
Forgotten
ay
all,
I'm
out
la
the
rain,
site
Molly
Baseball.
No
lanair
rat
I
belong
ta
th
or
ta
lot
To
the
Before
I
t
Are
all
ma
needed
r
feaa
"Alao
mm.
help.
help!
Mow
ataftlac
a
dlrget
Plying
-to
feet
earth
then
la
marry.
ltt
alaagerous.
on
the
spending
end.
to
vessels
in
the
eta
ter
ii
service,
minwiwaa
.
drauaht
34
feet
for
the
shins
ta
the
laMglnatlon
to
that
which
eastern
service
and
33
feet
tcr
the
ships
pie
to
think
they
caught
cold
a
the
western
service.
They
will
have
blbing
too
much
fresh
air.
i
gross
tonnage
of.
about
7B00.
speed
14
I
;nct.
The
three
t
teamen
in
the
east-
I
The
other
day
at
Nelson
a
m
aerv:?
will
have
accommodation
for
j
of
an
inch
of
rain
fell
and
tt
i03
first-class
nauennrs.
ta
second-
reoesaary
to
mention
the
fact
back
to
Tola
ephor-thoee
ahwnt
t.
peo-
by
im-
quarer
in
2lass.
and
100
third-class
paseensera.
and
newspaper.
wUl
alao
be
able
to
carry
general
caigo
up
to
170.000
cubic
feet
and
win
re-j
A
fool
and
his
money
usually
never
r
igerate
cargo
up
tc
It
.000
cubic
feet.
meet.
The
two
steamers
In
the
eastern
aer-
-
v
ice
will
have
accommodation
for
lot
At
the
next
election
the
llectori
will
first-class
passengers
There
will
be
decide
whether
to
nave
cream
wnn
S04.000
ruble
feet
of
ventilated
space
for
then-
porridge
or
porridge
with
then
the
carriage
of
bananas.
34.000
cubic
cream.
teet
of
spare
lcr
general
cargo,
and
15.-
500
cubic
feet
for
ordinary
refrigerated
It's
easy
enough
to
get
rich.
Al
space.
I
you
have
to
do
la
to
earn
tots
ofaaoaey
and
refuse
to
spend
It.
Moat
of
us
fail
Perhaps
porrtJcVts
thicker
than
blood
In
any
case,
the
fact
that
"Dooly
Pal
coner"
of
Alice
Arm
Is
the
Conserve
tive
candidate
for
Atlln
coupled
wiu
another
that
his
brother
"Al"
la
oa
of
the
newly
appointed
executive
of
th
BNTEltT.JIS
;
Liberal
e
rolwUon
In
Alice
Arm
migb
AT
At
the
Roury
Club
luncheon
yes
ter
suggest
so.
ft
1
peak
of
day
afternoon
the
ladles
orchestx
led
;ui
by
Mrs.
George
Bryant
played
selec-
.uma,
much
to
the
enjoyment
of
the
s
em
bera
and
visitors.
Those
present
were
Mrs.
Bryant.
Mrs.
Heimroner.
Miss
Lancaster.
Miss
Tite.
Mlas
Currle.
Mrs.
Woodland.
Mrs
Parkin,
and
Mrs.
Col-lart.
In
addition
there
was
a
piano
duet
by
Misses
Tite
and
Lancaster
and
olos
by
Mrs.
Jarvls
MeLeod
accompanied
by
the
orchestra.
Among
the
gueiu
of
the
day
waa
Archbishop
De
Pencler
of
Kew
Westminster
who
spoke
briefly
expressing
appreciation
of
the
music
and
strongly
urging
pride
in
the
marvellous
country
in
which
we
live.
The
Arcfchlsbop
told
of
the
statesman
he
had
heard
and
met
and
of
the
Loyalists
who
came
to
Canada
from
the
oountry
to
the
south
enduring
all
kind
of
hardships
and
then
on
reaching
the
north
aide
of
the
St
Lawrence
hoisted
the
Union
Jack
and
sang
the
National
Anthem.
Bora
and
brought
up
with
auch
people
it
would
be
da-cult
not
to
love
one's
eewotcy
and
be
praud
her.
In
fact
tlw'
jdwe
be
to
kliuw
OtrSV&ahs.
the
prouder
he
was
of
his
country.
The
visitor
told
of
the
wonderful
coast,
part
of
which
be
had
been
vlaitlag
during
the
past
ten
day.
How
ever
splendid
as
was
the
country,
the
meat
important
thing
waa
oltlaenshlp.
H.
P.
Pullen
presided
and
there
were
ten
visitors
present.
t
a
sign
of
friend
and
seam
te
think
though
It
la.
importance
t.
acqnalrrtanc
Is
largely
the
result
at
la
temat.
That
la
why
a
wdkaan
may
re
member
the
hate
and
clothes
of
tht
worshippers
add
forget
the
teat.
People
try
to
anelyee
Bernard
Shaw
with
poor
success.
The
great
write
defies
analysis
sad
Is
one
aim
In
Uf
re
an
to
be
different
fsam
every
out
else
in
the
world.
My
name
Is
Bernard
Shaw.
I'm
a
freak.
Noterlety
I
am
after.
That
what
I
seek.
I
am
not
the
same
a
you
If
I
were
it
would
not
de.
I
am
of
the
chosen
few,
Im
Bernard
Shaw.
Oeorge
Bernard
Shaw
wak
taking
pot
shots
a
modern
society.
"Old
age
hat
only
Itself
to
blame
If
It
Is
found
Ula
the
vteng
people
do
not
treat
it
wttr
respect.
Action
that
are
gatural
for
Infant,
J
forgivable
in
yoatth.
beconx
unpardonahly
allly
la
old
age.
"A
curate
was
admonishing
a
young
thing
for
lack
of
i
aspect
to
her
grandmother,
when
th
girl
Impatiently
Interrupted
him.
"
'I
know
that
grandma
Is
old
and
feeMe.'
th
admitted,
'but
that
is
lc
reason
why
she
should
not
sweep
dp
her
own
cigarette
ashes.'
-
ENGLISH
SCENES
IN
SORRELLANDSONAT
WESTHOLME
TONIGHT
Msny
picturesque
places
In
England
were
used
by
Herbert
Brenon
and
hie
eceapeny
as
backgrounds
for
scents
In
"eorreJI
and
Bon."
to
be
abown
at
the
Weetbotase
tonight
After
working
for
month
in
Hollywood,
making
Interior,
the
Brenon
unit
of
the
Joseph
M.
Boheack
organiaatlon
went
abroad
for
the
eiterlor
"ehots."
At
historic
old
Mallow
several
scenes
were
made
from
the
ancient
Paper
Mill
Bridge,
with
Marlow
church
and
bridge
in
the
distance,
showing
"Molly
Ro
land"
(Mary
Nolan)
and
"Kit
Borrell"
(Mils
Aether)
in
puhtiag
and
romantic
episodes.
Crowd
thronged
the
bridge
and
the
river
bank
to
watch
the
Amer
loan
motion
ptrtur
company
work
Xepeelal
interest
by
the
English
was
evinced
In
the
scene
along
the
tow-
path.
In
which
"Stephen
Borrell"
(H.
B.
Warner).
"Thomas
Roland
(Norman
Trevor)
and
"Kit
Borrell"
as
a
boy
(Mickey
Mr-Ban
i
took
part.
Warner
and
Trevor.
Britons,
renewed
I
IaTEST
STT
III
AH
TH
.
I
ii'
TYKE
NEEDS
A
.C.
3-
r-r-
5U
Want
-
c
r
'jtr
'
?
k
ml
f
cfl
iipv
i
H
a.
finfitet
Twelve
tu;l-!2ed
pa(?c.
overflowintr
with
entertainment
and
interest
foi
every
member
of
the
family
.
.
.
Co
mien.
Complete
Stories.
Cartoon.
Fashion
and
Women's
Department.
That's
what
the
New
Comic
Section
of
ever-
Saturday's
I'rovince
contains.
He
sure
and'eet
your
copy
and
read
the
New
Section
...
it
leads
them
all!
W
SATURDAYS
DAILY
PROVINCE
acquaintance
with
the
spot
where
u.ev
bad
lived
In
riverside
bungalows
year.
before.
Director
Brenon
chose
"Th
Com-
pleat
Angler"
for
his
heidouartars
where
the
news
of
the
,
reaence
of
tht
noted
producer,
who
was
born
in
Ireland
and
lived
In
Infc...:.d
as
young
man.
as
well
as
British
rr.
n
bers
of
hi
cast,
quickly
spread
amot:n
'he
visitors
tnd
developed
into
an
lnfoimal
reception
amongst
old
afuitrer;
of
the
play-ea
In
their
London
days.
CANNIBAL
MOSQUITOES
AREBEING
IMPORTED
KBW
YORK.
N
T,
June
1-
Pr-nrh
mosquitoes
will
be
pitted
against
tlx
domestic
variety
In
an
experiment
m
rid
the
Borough
of
Queens
of
the
peats
Mr.
Charles
B
Williams,
head
of
tht
tnoaqulto
M
termination
committee
of
the
Oood
Cltlnenahlp
LesKue
oi
piuah-ing,
Long
Island.,
said
she
has
written
to
Ftofoasor
It.
Lenenrtiw
of
tw.
'
Mir
Academy
of
Pranoe
for
a
connlirnmsnt
of
the
rreich
variety,
known
as
"cannibal"
inosqulto
because
of
their
reputation
of
rot
attacking
human
being
hut
of
confining
their
diet
to
other
mosquitoes.
Advertise
in
the
Dally
New.
It
pays)
fr
IkP
Taama
itaM
IcanadianI
Antrtrir
J
asiixri
I
CURE
DEFECTIVE
VISION.
DEFECTIVE
HEARING,
CATAHHH
and
other
organic
trouble
tiy
method".
Dr.
C.
0.
McKAY,
D.C
Wallace
lllocl:.
l'honc
131.
Open
I
-
i'"1
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
B.
C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
To
Ke4
lilkan.
WrangHI,
Janesii,
and
Hkagway
May
II,
June
"
To
VauewHtrr,
Vlelrl
and
He
tile
Mny
j,
,
9,
je,
KsV
.
WllNTKaM
KOVAI.
for
Hutedsle.
Kast
llella
ltlia,
mean
I
a
lis.
Nauiu,
Alert
l"
CswajM-ll
Hlier
and
Vaimmver
every
Itlday.
10
p.m.
fllir1
Ageney
fr
st)
ftlewmshtp
Line..
rBi
i,rmi
"
"
W.
T
OHCIIAHII.
(ienersl
Ageni.
.....
Cfiver
nf
41b
Btrett
and
trd
Avenue.
Krlm
Hupert,
ILC.
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