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.15
Monday,
December
10,
1928
TRELLE
SCORES
AGAIN
(Edmonton
Bulletin)
Mr.
Trelle
again
took
second
place
in,
the
wheat
competition
at
Chicago;
the
premier
hontir
going,
as
it
did
last
year,
to
a
Montana
exhibitor
of
hard,
red
winter
wheat.
The
Peace
River
grain
was
thus
shown
to
be
better
than
any
other
spring
wheat
shown,
and
superior
to
all
samples
of
fall
wheat
save
one.
To
win
second
place
in
a'
iOliipetjtio)i
which
included
wheat
of
all
varieties,
spring
and
winter,
from
all
parts
of
the
continent
is
a
distinction
of
which
any
farmer
should-,,
be
proud.
In
Mr.
Trelle's
case
the
achievement
is
the'
mor
notable,
because
in
three
successive
seasons
his
wheat!
has
been
the
best
shown
on
one
occasion
and
next
to
the
best
at
the
other
two
shows.
News
of
the
Mines
I
AROUND
PRINCE
RUPERT
Consolidated
Expected
To
Take
Emerald
Group;
New
Ore
Body
on
Mona
Near
Burns
Lake;
Hag-
t
gen
Reviews
Gold
Situation
in
North
Interior
people
interested
in
the
Emerald
mine
group
on
Sweeny
Mountain,
in
the
gib.alp,
district,
'are
expecting
to
soon
receive
their
first
payment
from
the
Consolidated
Mining
&
Smelting
Co.
That
company
worked
the
prop
thrbo8tnmirbifnrtheSlbola;dTfe,6PtIInt
can
now
b
carried
n
rin
to
the
Plnl
where
the
region.
i
A
rich
body
of
ore
has
been
struck
in
new
workings
of
the
Mo
na
Mines
Ltd.
property
near
Tschemkut
LakejouttKoI
'tiunisJ
Lake.
The
miniMr.'O.
r.
6
mine
can
ue
put
in
production.
By
next
summer,
the
construction
of
a
mill
should
be
warranted
for
operation
by
the,
spring
of
19SC
wnpany
i.ironKij.
unance
lider
ittm&t
Mahagenfent.
states
that
the
strike
i
on
the
sec-j11
0,d
deposits
are
known
on
ond
vein
and
comprises
five
feet,00
Mountain
and
there
is
aur-of
grey
copper
and
silver
ore.
The
Krous
arsenopyrite
similar
to
vein
is
located
136
feet
to
the
westthat
of
the
Nickel
Plate
mine,
at
of
the
old
workings
and
develop-!
Smithers.
Topley
is
believed
to
ment
is
proceeding
on
the
newj
prospective
producer
of
gold
showing.
The
strike
seems
toanl
under
active
development.
Drove
a
theory
that
mineral
runs!Tn.e
Aurimont.
on
Rocher
de
through
the
country
in
a
system
Roule
Mountain,
carries
ore
rich
of
parallel
veins
extending
to
in
gold
and
has
been
making
interesting
hlnet
in
thetOmineca
district
is
a
blanket
deposit
sim
era!
and
a
piece
of
surface
ore
re-j'lar
to
the
formation
of
the
faih-cently
gave,
assays
of
$40
per
too,
Lous
gold
ielda
of
South
Africa.
fit
is
eVidently
the
bed
of
an
an-
The
northwest
mineral
survey
,cient
auriferocs
stream
the
grav-dlstrict,
writes
A".
E.
Haggen.,e,
of
which
thve
become
consol-M.
E.,
editpr
of
the
Mining
&
In-
Mtd
into
conglomerate.
dustrial
Record,
has
been
of
re
CHRISTMAS
DINNER
FUND
For
the
convenience
of
out-of-town
subscribers
the
following
coupon
may
be
cut
out
and
used:
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I
Enclosed
find
dollars
contribution
toward
the
Christmas
Dinner
Fund,
of
the
Salvation
Army
to
provide
a
dinner
for
Jhose
not
otherwise
remembered
on
Christmas
Day
and
for
the
provision
of
Christmas
hampers
for
poor
families.
1
1
sA
;
v.
Signed
.251
ft
Decker
Lake.
The
general
trench"
shipments.
One
of
the
most
of
the
veins
is
north.
Bald
HIW
Hon.
Frank
Oliver,
whose
name,
with
two
others,
is
mentioned
in
connection
with
the
vacancy
on
the
Dominion
Tariff
Board.
SMALLPOX
EPIDEMIC
IN
THE
PEACE
RIVER
EDMONTON.
Dec.
10:
Smallpox,
in
epidemic
form,
has
bra
ken
out
in
.
several
points
in
the
Peace
River
territory,
and
every
precaution
is
baing
taken
to
prevent
its
spread
and
to
stamp
it
out,
according
to
Dr.
M..R.
Bow,
-nuty
minister
of
health.
With
a
view
to
takihg
action
that
he
may
deem
necessary,
in
conjunction
with
local
('octors,
Chief
Provincial
Coroner
Dr.
E.
A.
Braithwaite
left
for
Grande
Prairie
to
go
into
the
entire
sit
uation.
According
to
information
re
ceived
by
Dr.
Bow,
there
are
12
cases
at
Wembley,
one
at
Grande
Prairie,
one
at
Spirit
River
and
one
at
McLennan,
which
is
a
contact"
case.
Jt't
-i'u"
AS,-'
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NEW
NORMAL
SCHOOL
TOGO
UP,EDiI0NT0N
EDMONTON,
Dec
10
:
for
the
erection
of
the
new
normal
school
'in
Edmonton
are'
ci
tjr
uuiiLi
yic
jjooi
ccaouu
unuci
a
uuitu
iu
uiv.uasc
iiiu
i
works
department.
Hen.
O
L
it
is
understood
that
the
property
showed
up
in
a
most
McPherson,
minister
of
works!
satisfactory
manner.
Its
taking
-
.
.
..
Jaays
that
the
contratt
will
be
over
by
Consolidated
would
f
ur-
W
-situation
is
such
that
,et
soon
ag
f(,e
and
struction
work
will
bn-in
as
earn
in
the
new
year
as
weather
conditions
will
permit.
It
i.s
the
expectation
of
the
government
authorities
to
have
the,'
new
school
y
ior
use
ior
vn,e
jii.
tem
D.
W.
MINES
LTD.
TO
OPERATE
ALL
WINTER
Ex-Governor
I).
W.
Davis.
Head
of
Companjv
on
Ills
Way
to
Washington.
I).
C.
for
Holidays
Ex-Governor
D.
W.
Davis
of
Idaho.
had
of
the
D.
W.
)tines
LtcL.arrtved
in
the
city
on
yesterday
afternoon
s
trin
from
the
mine
at
Cedarvule
and
will
sail
tomorrow
afternoon
on
the
Catala
for
Vancouver
en
route
to
his
home
in
Washington
D.
C.
where
I
he
will
spend
the
Christmas
and
New
Yea
holiday
season.
Gov-
cent
years
ithe
leading
gold
p:o-j.
New
ore
wjth
goqd
values
hasmor
Datis
states
that
operations
ducing
secAon
of
the
province.
Of
-Ween
opened
up
on
the
Topley-jwill
be
continued
throughout
the
an
average
mineral
output
of!ictor
property
which
adjoins
about
$10,000,000,
thirty
per
cent,
the
Topley-Richfield
on
the
east
has
consisted
of
gold,
almost
en-
and
south
and
which
was
turned
tirely
from
the
Premier
mine,
over
during
the
past
summer
by
which
for
the
past
seven
years
has
Gale
and
Li
f
ton
of
Smithers
to
ben
the
largest
gold
producer,
the
Victor-Topley
syndicate
of
Lode
gold
occurs
at
Kitselas
and
Vancouver.
Work,
which
has
Kitsumkalum,
while
Alice
Arm
been
carried
on
in
a
small
way.
has
possibilities.
The
most
impor-,
has
shown
the
ore,
similar
to
i
tant
new
lode
gold
development
in
that
of
the
Topley-Rlchf
ield,
to
j
northern
British
Columbia
to
that
be
approximately
six
Inches
wide
of
the
Georgia
River
Gold
Mining
in
a
lead
the
width
of
which
is
Co.
on
the
east
side
of
Portland
yet
to
determined.
It
is
con-
Canal,
about
fifeft-mHfteuthL
iWently
expected-that
the
ore
will
Stewart.
A
great
deal
of
v,ork
was
increase
.in
strength-as
depth,
is
!
done
here
during
e-jnm
sum-
gained.
winter
at'the
interior
mine.
Very
satisfactory
results,
he
says,
are
attending
the
sinking
n
the
ore.
KING
BOKIS
of
Bulgaria,
whom-
country
was
in
danger
t'
bHin:
ii'un.-.-ed
into
civil
war
as
a
result
f
a
conflict
between
the
:1
Ministers
at
Sofia
and
th
M.m
,...,nian
leader,
General
Michailoff.
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THE
DAILY
NEWS
Monday,
December
10,
1928
MAY
FILL
TARIFF
VACANCY,
IIMIT
SPFFfHM
Tfl
FORTY
MINUTES
EACH
EDMONTON,
Dec
10:
At
the
opening
of
the
Alberta
Legislature,
for
which
arrangements
are
i
almost
complettv
a
new
rule
conies
Into
operation.
It
is
that
I.
speeches
wllf
ffl
limited
to
40
minutes,
eM&t(
ttiose
of
the
Premier,
''
leaders
of
recognized
M'oups.
cabinet
ministers,
a
minister
member
moving
a
government
motion
and
the
minister
replying
thereto.
Another
important
addition,
resulting
from
last
session
is
the
inclusion
of
a
provision
that
every
member'
'femaining
in
the
legislative
chamber
when
a
vote
is
being
taken,
must
east
his
vote.
If
he
dfcs
not
desire
to
vote
he
may
feYe.
SIR
CHARLES
BLAIR
GORDON,
G.B.E.
President
of
tb
Bank
of
Montreal
WINS
POLITICAL
VICTORY
svi
Rt.
Hon.
Neville
Chamberlain,
British
Health
Minister,
who,
by
his
two-and-a-half
hour
speech
in
the
House
of
Commons
practical
ly
assured
the
success
of
the
British
government's
derating
scheme
whereby
industry
would
be
relieved
of
local
taxation
and
local
government
would
be
reformed.
UNION
ETHYL
BTOP
at
the
Alberta
Market
and
try
this
true
ANTI-KNOCK
HIGH
COMPRESSION
GASOLINE
Enjoy
riding
with
Ethyl.
A
Tickling
In
Her
Throat
For
Years
i,
J.1-
1,M
JT"on.
Port
Albfrni,
B.C.,
writn.
:
"1
,d
ixtn
troubled
for
yeari
with
a
ti.
kling
in
my
throM
ewy
time
I
would
lie
down,
and
t
ntttt
I
would
Nmich
m
I
could
not
step,
sad.
could
handy
do
my
work.
I
would
rough
until
I
would
vomit.
"I
besid
of
Dr.
Wood's
Norway
Pine
Syrup
ind
after
the
first
bottle
I
hd
no
more
sough,
and
now
I
km
never
without
a
bottle
of
'Dr.
Wood
s'
in
the
house."
I
Price
S.V.
a
boHb;
large
family
site
COo
at
all
druggMU
sod
dealers.
;
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up
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