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DAILY
EDITION
Wednesday.
May
30.
1928
An
taction
is
Mnrro-hing
and
our
advice
to
the
people
of
1'riln
Cuin-rt
;mi
:ii
MituitTi'iii.
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considered
that
one
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re-entaiion.
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the
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lor
iliialids.
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'l'na!
laliora
l.il
fi
l't
uue,
miiouiu
tie
given
regularly
.-ome
Mn.il!
ailiiiMop
to
j
nu-.tls.
Ttie
1ir.1t
group
got
noih,:,
he.
nod
Mie
:4itiary
diet.
Each
of
the
:to
hoys
in
th.-
ond
got
m,,.
j
,,,t
t
tresh
cow'a
milk
daily
half
a
pint
in
tit
luuiu
.
g
ami
Ult
i
pint
in
the
afternoon
and
tfaia
addition
waa
continued
for
over
three
years.
In
the
aame
way
other
groups
received
extra
rations
of
caator
sugar,
or
butter,
of
casein,
or
watercress,
or
margarine,
all
of
which
were
chosen
because
tbey
contain
special
.nourishing
qualities.
WHAT
WERE
THE
RESULTS?
1.
The
boys
who
received
the
ordinary
diet
gained
an
average
of
3.86
pounds
each,
and
grew
an
average
of
1.84
inches
in
a
year.
2.
The
boys
who
received
the
extra
pint
of
milk
a
day
gained
an
average
of
6.98
pounds
each,
and
grew
an
average
of
2.63
inches
in
a
year.
3.
In
one
of
the
other
five
groups
was
the
average
increase
in
weight
or
height
as
much
a
that
recorded
in
the
milk
group.
Even
these
results
demonstrate
the
extraordinary
value
nf
th
Every
biscuit
an
ounce
of
health
Mineral
salts,
vitamins,
roughage
The
whole
wheat
thoroughly
baked
TRISCUIT
Delicious
whole
wheat
cracker
.Made
Ux
The
Canadian
ShrctldcU
Wlicat
Company
Ltd,
ALICE
ARM
IS
ORGANIZED
FOR
THE
CAMPAIGN
$Jjj0j$faxrt
oriic
tits
am
rnr-
fUltO
NOMINATE
MAN
IN
ALICE
ABU.
May
30
The
Alloc
Arm
Liberal
Association
held
its
first
regular
meeting
of
the
year
Saturday.
A
large
number
of
suetiihers
were
pi
tea
at.
and
modi
buslnees
pertaining
to
the
1
n
m-
1
district
agriculturalist
.
Ii
arranging
to
form
liglng
team
from
this
.
e
st
the
Provincial
.
minster.
i
.o
i.
was
held
In
the
fi..
.
on
the
night
ot
:
.
:x
-n
sponsored
by
:
-
:
'
nTOld
Johnson.
.
mi
Oeorge
Silver.
1:
a.
-ira.
aient
agent
from
i.
.
ot
revision
00
1st
here
on
Frl-
'.imetely
460
new
list
for
Omlneom
.
.
:
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when
the
last
K.--.
.
1
gmeeton.
who
baa
I'i
.::f!
.:::
h
pastor
here
for
the
:-
:.ss
been
transferred
to
,i
will
be
succeeded
here
.d
Oonsldson,
newly
or-
1
lo.y.
James
Dewar
of
Fort
Fra-
to
Anyox.
B
Byers
has
arrived
here
from
Vancouver
and
taken
over
the
barber
abop
Mtd
poolroom
which
has
been
operated
by
T.
P.
Calhoun.
tiry
of
the
Boy
Scouts'
Association,
was
a
visitor
last
week
la
Vanderboof.
milk
consumed,
but
the
human
boy
is
soma
thin
more
than
an
in-
"ITiSL.S
dividual
to
h
tomiahA
mnA
riu..n.
U
ASA
.-I
.
fh
hM
l
Ohtttah
afect
the
lads
in
othW
ways?
ii
A)k
HlrJcWv
w-iglity
rrt-JShviSi
s
a
cat.ua
vimtor
entering
the
dining
hall
where
the
boys
of
1
houses
sit
at
table
would
never
fail
to
recognize
the
table
of
that
house
which
was
alone
receiving
the
extra
ration
of
milk,
the
boys
of
that
house
being
obviously
more
fit
than
those
of
any
other
house.
In
addition,
they
became
far
more
high-spirited
and
irrepressible,
being
often
in
trouble
on
that
uccount.
"A
further
important
fact
win
observed.
During
one
winter,
while
in
other
houses
the
sickness
rate
was
somewhat
higher
than
usuul
owing
to
influenza
and
a
limited
outbreak
of
measles,
there
was
a
complete
absence
of
illness
among
the
boys
with
the
milk
ration."
After
such
an
investigation,
the
enormous
value
of
milk
as
a
food
must
be
considered
as
beyond
dispute,
aays
the
Empire
Marketing
Board.
Yet
in
England
and
Wales
the
total
average
consumption
of
milk
is
barely
one-third
of
a
pint
11
day.
Heavy
Meals
are
Out
of
Season
Mrs.
Arthur
Miles
Johnston
and
Miss
Mary
Hellish,
teachers
ot
the
Vender-he
of
Superior
School,
will
not
be
returning
here
after
the
summer
A
lantern
entertainment
waa
held
'ast
Wednesday
evening
In
Christ
Church
at
Chtleo
by
Bev.
L.
J.
Bales
under
the
auspices
of
the
Women's
Auxiliary
Norman
Saunders,
provincial
A.
C.
Murray
wee
down
from
Fort
St.
Junes
to
attend
the
court
,
of
revision
which
waa
held
in
Vender
hoof
last
week.
Luke
Norman
and
R.
Beddlngfleld
of
the
Mud
River
district
have
been
pending
s
few
dsyn
in
town.
-
-X
H
J.
Walker
left
at
the
first
of
the
week
for
Quathlaskl
Cove,
Vancouver
Islsad.
wheee
be
wlU
spend
the
summer.
Ralph
Telford
of
Fraeer
Lake
epet
Victoris
Dsy
In
town.
TIN
YEARS
AOO
STEWART
U.
C.
Eriokaen
Is
spending
two
tn
thin
district.
weeks!
The
annual
SudIts
Day
doner
was
Veld
under
the
sueplces
of
the
Stewart
'n-atirh
of
the
Canadian
Legion.
In
the
.
our
of
the
piooaadlnga
euM
were
(Wprded
to
Mrs.
A.
8.
A
ran
Strang
and
:
A.
!Ruwurm
who
ih(de,
priest'
'seaf
in
-the
winter
series
of
whist
strives
'
"
'
here.
01
UK
to
the
poor
condition
of
the
trail.
pncking
into
the
Marmot
action
has
been
practically
auspended
and
Jack
Rennle
has
most
of
his
soea
ea-gsei
now
in
miking
repairs'
to
the
trill
During
the
week
one
of
Rennle
horses
was
killed
and
another
was
crippled
on
the
south
fork
trail.
With
a
lsrge
crew
of
men
employed,
eitensive
street
Improvement
work
will
be
carried
out
this
season
here
by
the
provtaeial
itHwllMjin
ot
public
works.
Substantial
tmgpatmeuu
and
exten-alone
are
ajao
ptajlped
tor
the
roads
the
dletrlet.
!
-
-
.BURKS
LAKE
Mr.
and
lm.
JV
D.
Luheais
returned
last
aiek
to
their
home
t
Palling
sf-tfr
having
aptnt'a
winter
In
Vsnoou-rer
u4
,Butmm-
leaving
WKUKJ,
msaWart
.n.jQ
suit,
sil
UK
way
by.cag,,
Burna
Hunt
la
having
great
aun
wl;h
his
poultry
ranch
Jut
west
tcn.
Hat
bans
laved
consistently
ol
all
winter
sod.
during
the
month
of
Apni.
tie
fUly-Slght
bird.'
produced
1.400
association
was
attended
to.
as
welj
a.;
,k-'
h
aw
election
of
new
officer
for
Uie
com-
h----p
"
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t
.k-
n,,,.
t
.k
Nurseries
"Vr
Kergln.
the
psesent
member
opera
Uon.
The
tomato
planu
are
now
in
noom
ana
cuww
for
Atltn.
waa
preswit.
and
geve
a
talk
reviewing
at
some
length
the
work
ol
nourishing.
the
oast
legislative
aaseasbllev
stressing
some
of
the
high
lights
of
Liberal
legls
Taylor
Jensen
line
new
residence
.
.
.
...
-
cn
i
the
ine
i
soued
sins
on
me
ariose
n
rearing
ccmaletMtt
and
the
family
will
take
rerdenc
In
the
com-
rtly
up
r2l,tM
were
elected
to
attend
th-
Llber!
ncmina:!ng
convention,
whenew
tnodioua
home.
ame
ahalt
te
called.
While
the
dele-
"
...
Ur
and
lira
ST
NlrhnlU
who
were
j
te
will
go
unpieogea
vo
in
noraui-
-
aang
cenventton
it
U
probable
that
,
rerun,
awm
denee
In
airs
Thring-.
hoU!
aouth
of
:hir
aupoort
will
be
given
the
present
:n
niter.
At.
Kergtn
bemg
open
forjtbe
trao.
for
f-mlnafinll
-leCtlOtl
President
B.
W.
V'.ce-prealdent
H.
Fowler.
Secretary
O-
W.
Bruggy.
Kxemtfre
H
Pederaen.
i
O
Flint.
Al.
Faiooner.
and
Urn.
Nuclch
Fi
(I
P:
::
VANDERIIOOF
;.
C.
ItcCorkell
motosed
last
Vancouver
on
a
business
trip.
a
panted
by
H.
T.
Parker
of
Flsb-Mcutana.
who
bad
been
in
she
on
buatness
in
connection
wttti
.
c:.k
roadbouse-
-cainiitae
eomposeg
of
B.
C.
lee-k
O.
Matthews
and
George
in
:
-..,
egmolnted
to
collect
suto-:
.-.
:
-
.ni
arrange
tor
the
painting
e
B
.ainf
'Trade
hall
here.
was
here
task
wfik
enrouu
to
the
XsJ-ttptn
Balm)
he
will
cany
out
Beaudln.
'survwys
ef
rgfesi
mineral
claun
ior
the
O.
W.
Kerr
tt
Prinot
Bupert
was
a
visitor
in
title
dJstrtc:
last
week.
vie
tne
it
baring
excavation
at
the
rear
of
Ute
Lak-
F
osel
V4tk
a
view
to
exundlug
Fcmr
at
JOf
IMgheed's
eons
sre
no
stteawllag
aebayl
tn
Bums
Lake
Joba
Tost,
enigur
of
the
local
wnmeb
of
wM
fhyl
Beak
of
Canada,
left
last
week
lor
a
four
weeks'
vacation
to
be
spent
in
Vancouver
and
points
"sottth.
.L.
O.
Oaborne
is
In
charge
of
the
bank
here
during
his
absence.
A.
B.
Brown
Is
now
having
the
foundation
put
to
for
the
new
lock-wp
here.
A
carload
of
new
Ford
cars
reached
Burns
Lake
on
Bungay.
V.
Bcbelderup.
B.C.LA
and
his
party
arc
now
engaged
m
the
Ootae
Lake
dis
trict.
Phil
Brunell,
spending
a
few
around
.town.
local
merchant
la
wws
in
the
eomnttf
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Buster
Harrison
and
family
srrived
by
cat,
last
week
from
ff-icwns
snd
left
for
their
ranch
at
Wistaria
where
they
win
engage
in
fur
faming.
Olfi
Saul,
who
baa
been
ill
wtth
ippendlcttla
in
Victoria.
Is
now
report
ed
to
be
making
satisfactory
toward
atcovery.
Hey.
W.
B.
AetLford
aeturoesl
to
Burns
Lake
yeeterefcy
from
Vancouver
where
he
attended.
Uie
annual
eonfer-
(
the
United
Church.
trim,
all
size!,
Belle
Ilobbett
and
Ordinary
Style
Illoomere,
vary
fine
guage.
double
V
crotch,
all
aizen
pair
IX0
Wednesda
PAGE
TWO
y.
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The
Daily
News
PRINCE
RUPERT
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BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon,
except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue.
H.
F.
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-
Managing
Edi.or.
HittirtsibteTtt&..
,
.
TiWWMWIffifktkhi
Aiti
i
uio
!
SALE!
A
fortunale
purchatie
of
tjiis
well
known
Knit
Silk
Underwear
direct
from
the
mill
at
genuine
bargain
price)
every
garment
perfect.
In
all
the
newest
shade
uch
s
v
Coral
Sky,
I'oudre,
'I'earlu
.Malse,
Crahapple,
Orchltl.
lllooracrs,
Dok.VeU
and
ordinary
style,
aU
aisea,
dwuile
V
crptch,
pabr
Sl--:7
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IMogmeri,
UiioreU
ate.
in
cotttragt
s,
pair
JS
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Xmiih
a)
aires
to
match,
each
Prince
top
..
Slips,
wry
fine
guatfe,
Night
Gowns,
trimmed
lace,
assort.
ail
aizea
SI.
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trimmed
Ian-,
and
tailor.-.
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contrast
trim,
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RITISH
COLUMBIA
The
Mineral
Province
of
Western
Canada
To
the
end
of
Deiernlxr.
I'JIC.
Haa
produced
Minerals
aa
follows:
Placer
Gold,
$78.04
8g;
Lod
Gold.
$12
7j
Silver,
I80.78T.093;
Lead,
$10C7C(442;
Copper,.
$2Qfiffljmi
'Mae.
$0.fllidJM.77
1
,.,
Coke,
3S&4.&99.13.1;
Structural
Materials
ami
MiacelUnoous
Minerals.
5Q.17Mo7
Its
mineral
producUoti
Jo
the
end
of
1826
show
aa
AGGREGATE
VALUE
OF
$0S&)08.I70.
i
I'UUDUCTION
FOR
YKAIt
RND1N0
DHCH.MIlflK,
1M6,
$7.188.HI2
The
aMiniiijr
Law
of
this
Province
are
more
liberal
and
the
fees
lower
thun
f
any
other
Pre
vi
ace
in
the
Dorainion,
or
any
colony
in
the
British
Empire.
Mineral
leeatiene
are
granted
to
discoverer
for
nominal
fees.
Absolute
Titlea
are
obtained
fey
developing
aueh
properties,
the
seearity
nf
win
guaranteed
by
Grown
grants.
Full
information,
together
with
Mlalng
Rto'rt)B
and
lap,
may
be
ehUinri
r
M-addressing
THE
IION0RAHLE
THE
3IMSTER
QF
MINUS.
VICTORIA,
I1RITISH
Q)LUMIliA,
S.B.
PraetieaJly
all
British
Columbia
Mineral
Properties
upon
which
Hh
.
.
n
work
has
been
done
are
described
in
some
one
af
the
Annual
Reports
of
the
Mm
Uines.
Those
considering
talning
investments
should
refer
to
such
reports.
They
m
able
without
charge
on
application
to
the
Department
of
Mines,
Victoria.
B.C
K
i
'
the
Geological
Survey
of
Canada,
Winch
Building.
Vancouver,
are
retwaunendiMl
it-sources
of
infortnatlon.
Reports
covering
of
the
Six
Mineral
Survey
Districts
sre
published
sennratch
.
I
"
available
on
application.
Cavtean
and
Harrv
Atkins
wsa
to-
Mr
jtnd
Mia.
1.
'JL.
Shaw
and
family
M
m,.
.k
,m.ii.
am
leaving
for
bW
Haselton
where,'
they
win
make
tbefcr
future
resldenee.
farewell
party
w
held
last
night
iti
the
K.
of
.
hall
In
honor
of
Miss
District
busipess
visitor,
in
town
9ttm
Kelly
who
1
leaving
lor
Vaneou-during
the
week
Included
Adam
Oam-
vffr
per.
Tschenlkut
Lake:
J.
D.
Moore.
Fort
Praer.
and
Arthur
Snelford.
Ootaa
Ufts
Lake.
ALICE
ARM
n
Man
in
the
Moon
The
Alice
Arm
branen
of
the
British
X
"
.
..
.
-.-xTrt
Columhia
Chaaeer
of
Manes
plans
the
jkk
uy,
he'd
like
to
see
erection
of
a
budding
twee
to
serve
aa
mcn
unon.
(he
bova.
a
little
If
that
heedowrter.
for
the
breach
NegotU-
on
puy
baseball
they
mlgbt
at
airf
'
uoa"
WT
wisn
uie
pre-
natei
hare
a
game
of
rauoders
oocae
vlnclal
government
with
atlew
to
ob-
koeJIt,
':
tslnlng
a
sutUble
lot
atts
a
committee
V
.1
'
;
.
-
O.
,ii4,v,
1
"
'
Uu
ccmposed
of
e
Iviaden.
Al
ralconer.
,
Haa
Ruoert
lost
her
heart?
Morris
Petersen
and
Oscar
Flint
hss
hem
appointed
to
gather
the
necessary
data
with
a
view
to
building.
The
Silver
Crest
Mines
Co.
has
pur-ehssed
s
gasoline
boat
in
Prinot
Rupert
for
use
in
running
between
the
mine
at
Hastings
Arm
and
Alice
Arm
and
Anyoi.
The
purchase
was
by
F
D.
Sloe,
B
C.LS.
n.ia,
nun
auiiaoij
cewtwaw
vie-1
torla
Day
wtth
an
ambitious
program
Or
te
lt
jute
her
pep
Jf
she
cannot
raise
a
She'd
better
watch
her
step.
The
young
folks
all
siay
tennis
The
gasse
of
leva
they
like.
No
longer
can
they
sum
the
gaff
When
the
Umpire
hollers
"strike.'
Married
people
tereeted
In
cross
word
pvastea.
beoome
In-
Back
talk
Is
the
kind
Use
ehlroprac
-"s
sporui.
ne
wewwer
wss
tor,
SDlH
to
their
imtrok.
aii..
.
r
ro
KrllilAn
a..-..
-
si4
etu
w..a.i
w
ih
s.
i
iv
kewsaiuw
eraivjswu
ua
jK4).
the
town
wss
gaily
decorated
for
the
occasion.
M.
ft.
Beraischkv
is
esneeted
baek
to-:
lhM,
a
person
gets
mtrrled
their
friends
get
even
with
them
by
sending
ail
the
useleat,
kind
af
utin..
mArmw
ftwm
tram
s
br
hi
Mn
i
v.hjuh.
1
.
.
....a
-
-
iw
mw
"
wwMvwM-i.naV
J1A
Ml
Ilka
-
vcr
en
mining
bust
Ten
Years
Ago
t
in
Prince
Rupert'
Added
it
I
1
knew
a
woman
in
Print
Rupert
,ho
strove
so
hard
to
look
young
that
ine
eyed
in
the
attempt.
Anybody
oanaare
money
but
only
a
ww
spena
11
inamigrtttly.
I-
Warn
Inn
m
imini
nun
nV.
w
ue
a
nominal
ion
mesa
av
I
cteen
yesn
of
age
to
report
for
BOine
to
nominal
J...
"
"I
Jun.e
'
.U.oon!.n-M"n
bu
Im
If
I
can
Vhink
"
-
'
-
-
.woo
or
woat
nu-y
ewmce
Branch
of
the
Department
of
Justice.
Bp
that
local
merchants
might
cut
down
their
expenses,
the
cash
system
and
co-operative
delivery
were
discussed
st
a
meeting
of
grocers
and
butchers
lset
night
in
the
City
1111.
Oeorge
H.
Munro
presided.
A
committee
consisting
of
Thomas
McMeeUn,
J.
Cash
l
eometftlnl
tfS
e
the
merchant
"Mfh.-.t
is
the
rent
of
this
room,
eluding
the
use
of
the
piano?"
to-
well.
-
nuggeeted
the
landlady,
"per-hapa
you'd
be
so
good
,
to
ply
me
something
first
"
T.P.A.
(TrateiieraV
Msgssine
DEMAND
"Rupert
Brand"
Kippers
THB
DAltfTIKST
I1RKAKFAST
FDOII."
Smoked
Daily
by
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
W
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
Canadian
National
Steamships
Co.
L
mited
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
i.T..
20,000
Ton
Floniing
Dry
Dork
EnlneerN
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmiths,
P,,r"'
makera,
Founders,
Woodworker!,
Etc.
ELECTRIC
AND
ACOTVLENK
WRLUIN0.
Our
plant
is
equipped
lo
handle
nil
kinds
of
MAJtlNE
AND
COMMHRCIAIf
WORK.
I'llONKS
43
and
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