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DAILY
EDITION
Monday,
July
9,
1928
PATTULLO
AS
MEMBER
Hon.
T.
D.
PattUllo
has
been
member
for
this
district
and
people
here
know
just
what
to
expect
from
hitn.
He
is
a
member
of
the
government
and
as
such
is
able
to
keep
ub
before
the
cabinet.
He
is
a
personality
quite
different
from
his
opponent
but
we
know
and
understand
him
and
he
is
in
close
touch
with
all
our
problems.
Above
alL
Mr.
Pattullo
always
has
the
courage
of
his
opinions
minister
of
Bums
bt
it
Bight
have
the
appearance
of
fulsome
praise.
All
wWi
to
not
bete
is
that'
when
we
are
rtrjjrrfied
by
htm
we
ar
npfcaeated
by
the
most
able
titan
there
is
in
British
Columbia,
barring
none.
That
is
something
of
which
any
consti
tuency
might
well
be
proud.
.
AN
ORATOR
COMING
British
Columbia
is
fortunate
in
her
public
speakers
and
es
pecially
are
they
found
on
the
Liberal
side.
Hon.
A.
M.
Manaon
is
undoubtedly
the
orator
of
the
present
government.
He
has
more
sympathetic
appeal
than
any
other
man
and
has
more
power
to
move
an
audJeaee.
Mr.
Jlanaon
it
billed
to
speak
here
Wednesday
night,
the
first
time
he
bag
aaressd
a
public
meeting
in
this
citv
in
many
years
Judging
from
his
other
speeches
he
will
deal
with
the
nolitlcal
affair
of
the
province
from
a
wholly
different
angle
to
that
of
others
Who
baro
spoken
here.
Aa
a
former
resident
of
the
city,
many
will
be
ghfd
of
this
Opportunity
of
again
hearing
him,
and
newcomers
would
be
well
atSttttd,
If
they
wish
to
hear
British
Columbia's
greatest
speaker,
to
te
at
that
meeting.
MACLEAN
AND
THE
P.fJ.E.
(Victoria
Times)
Dr.
MacLean's
announcement
that
the
P.G.E.
will
be
sold
to
the
Canadian
National
Railways
if
the
p
ph'
will
give
him
a
man
date
in
this
election
o
dispose
of
the
road
in
thin
way
will
occasion
widespread
satisfaction.
It
indicates
that
the
negotiations
which
have
been
proceeding
at
Ottawa
have
reached
a
point
which
permits
a
definite
announcement
by
the
Premier,
and
that
there
is
every
assurance
tht
through
the
co-operatfon
of
the
two
governments
Britten
Columbia's
most
difficult
problem
will
be
solved.
'
')t
MicLaan
tointu
out
that
the
sale
nf
the
PGR
veil)
ffet
a
savins'
tth
prince
pf
8.o00.000
a
year,
which
will
enahje
the
government
to
make
important
reduction
in
taxation.
"
CANADA'S
NATIONAL
ANTHEM
Several
meetings
recently
here
have
made
it
clear
that
until
the
people
of
Canada
can
get
together
and
unite
on
a
particular
version
of
"O
Canada"
there
will
never
be
any
proer
singing
of
that
anthem.
It
looks
as
if
Canadian
did
not
know
their
national
song
and
is
moat
disheartening
to
those
anxious
to
cultivate
a
spirit
of
Canadian
patriotism.
The
whole
fauli
lit
-
with
the
various
organisations
here
and
elsewhere,
who
arc
divided
In
opinion
as
to
what
version
shall
be
sung.
t
A
speaker
before
the
Kiwanis
Club
at
Vancouver
the
other
day
drew
attention
to
this.
He
says
that
while
in
Vancouver
he
found
most
jieople
using
the
Buchan
version
in
Ontario
they
used
the
Weir
version.
Less
Kitchen
Work
Now
News
of
the
Mines
;round
prince
ftuptnf
'
-
i
i
i
i
-Jl..
-
....
ft.
k.
Wilson,
engineer
in
charge
of
work
fceiiiK
doiie
on'"
the
Ferguson
group
of
claims
on
the
Ignnika
River
in
Central
British
t
Columbia,
stated
in
Prince
George
that
he
was
confident
that
that!
district
would
give
several
producing
mines
with
the
Ferguson
the
j
centre
of
an
extensive
mineralized
area.
The
jrrfcat
drawback
to
the
j
new
district
is
the
absence
of
raifivny
transportation
but
Mr.
Wll-j
son
feels
that
this
will
eventually
be
overcome.
This,
he
said,
was;
the-chance
his
company
was
taking
in
proceeding
with
the
development
of
a
property
which
could
not
be
worked
-to
advantage
until
railway
faculties
were
provided.
Work
IK
1
1
.".r.
om
tt
property
was
continued
during
the
past
winter
with
a
crew
ot
m&
man
but,
with
the
opening
oi
UK
Maimer
season,
th
crew
bus
in;;
i
c.iiid
to
thirty
men.
Mr.
Wllwa
Mid
be
wa
greatly
pleated
with
the
manner
In
which
a
big
mistral
outcrop
wa
developing,
this
outcrop
occurring
on
a
kiH
In
which
a
number
of
strong
ledgea
ap
UUe
Mountain
but
other
building
material
win
come
from
Terrace.
Ttoe
macMnery
haa
already
been
ordered
ad
will
be
snipped
from
the
south
as
aooh
as
the
neper
Mm.
of
Nine
illle
road
ia
In
snape
to
bike
truck
jver
it.
The
construction
ot
bulldlngii
and
inttaUtttou
of
machlser
wtti
take
ail
eue&mer.
In
the
meantime.
further
development
work
ia
being
en
gaged
in
aa
there
ia
now
enough
ore
assay
to
keep
the
mill
going'
for
aome
time.
Premier
Border
Gold,
which
la
backed
largely
y
Winnipeg
capital
under
'he
preiidency
of
Ernest
6.
Parker
with
over
tSGO.000
caah
in
its
treaa-
Vtry,
baa
further
lncraaaed
its
Urge
mineral
hoMlnga
in
the
upper
Sainton
kiver
basin
by
bonding
the
Caacade
group.
The
deal
involves
a
caah
pay-sent,
the
amount
of
which
hM
not
yet
been
announced.
The
new
claim
lie
atang
the
north
boundary
of
Premier
Bordera
Virginia
group.
The
new
Oaaeade
property
of
Premier
Por-der
contain
a
number
of
strong
min
eral
showing
of
marked
promise
upon
which
eonslderaWe
development
work
ha
been
done.
i.
Biuret
and
Chartae
Folk
oi
Smitbere.
who
have
ren
prospecting
for
the
paat
few
month
in
the
dla
trlct
abont
five
mllea
aonth
from
the
city
of
prince
Ocorae.
report
the
dla-
omy
of
tree
goM.
They
have
brought
to
Prince
George
aeveral
iaf4n
f
quart
aMI
a
vtal
of
truth
-
oa.
.ten.-
enBtataincJiie
anid.
Their
dtaoavery.
ao
far
aa
It
ha
been
prospected,
appear
to
be
a
quart
ledge
which
can
be
traced
on
the
aurface
for
4
W0
feet.
Picked
aaeaya
returned
He
la
gojd.
IT
allver
and
undetermin
ed,
lead
value.
A
number
of
rrench
cut
have
been
made
acroa
the
ledge,
aajne
to
a
depth
of
four
feet.
The
locator
of
the
ledge
are
elated
with
their
discovery
and
will
ooatlnue
work
a
long
aa
weather
permit
and
their
reeuorcea
bold
ML
The
district
i
evidently
one
dlaoovcred
year
ago
tor
there
are
etklencee
of
former
working.
Seventeen
year
ago
there
waa
a
great
deal
of
excitement
over
mineral
dl-
eoverle
in
ttrta
cection
and
for
a
time
it
wa
thought
it
would
give
a
new
mining
district
to
the
province.
A
htrgt
number
of
claim
were
aurvey-
ed
by
F.
Borden
but
the
men
chiefly
lntereatM
In
the
claim
died
off
and
intern
in
the
new
dlatrict
appeared
to
die
with
them.
The
discovery
of
e-hartt
and
Folk
attract
more
'attea-loan
'
'
"
to
It.
OoaeMatecf
Mining
nd
'Bmc'ltlng
Oo.
hM
commenced
development
of
the
Emerald
and
CHaeler
group
in
tna
sibota
oectlou
of
Omlneea
mining
divMoh
taken
up
laat
fall.
William
Sweeney
and
D.
L.
Modlbbon
oi
Smith
-era,
two
of
the
propector-owher.
are
aaalattag
In
tranporttlon
of
uppllca
into
the
property.
HCXIC
C.tLtEll
OIT
.
MfcKK
AT
THEATRE
4-
I
.Moixluti,
Tuearfav
and
Wednesday
Harold
tlojis
4n
"Speedy';
Para-
mount
New.
Thursday
The
Bht
iMae"
peered.
Tfce
latest
work
haa
been
the;
Comedy
"Haetr.
Mad"
driving
or
a
tunnel
on
one
of
the
Aesop's
Film
Fables
ledgea
near
the
base
of
the
knoll,
giving
a
depth
of
approximately
400
feet.
ThU
tunnel
baa
been
driven
on
one
of
the
walla
from
a
considerable
distance
and
a
croaa-cut
started
to
determine
the
width
of
the
vein.
This
croaa-cut
bad
been
advanced
for
thirty-alt
feet
and
wa
etttl
in
ore
which
carried
very
eobaWereble
values
In
sliver,
lead
and
sine,
work
has
alt;
been
eterted
trfMb
good
ehdwtof
at
point
Met
and
wot
of
the
one-
Hal
Fergus
discovery.
Nb
diamond
drifting
haa
yet
beeeri
done
upon
tno
FtrgiHon
but
thla
could
be
proveeoel
wltfe
under
existing
condition
MM
a
pUot
mill
could
be
installed
on
the
property
to
teat
out
be
value
of
the
vein
Matter.
It
U
likely
work
of
thla
nature
will
be
given
attention
within
a
short
time.
Machinery
,nd
svpftyes
for
Gevetop-
meat
can
be
taken
Into
the
property
from
Prince
Georfe
by
way
ot
Sum-
nit
lake
and.
uattt
mawemehts
are
atje
w
the
Peore
River
wWerway.
this
thla
wffl
cbatfctve
to
ifJsrn
the
ee-
est
route
tato
the
dttatrlet.
Work
has
)ut
been
started
upon
the
conaUwtlou
of
a
fifty-ton
mill
for
ad
is
ready
to
state
them.
.He"
can
take
the
platform
alone,
as!
8Uver
mlD
00
N,Be
MU
r
V
T
'n
tbf
WOt!d
J"
faCt.
he
COn,Pre8
verV
po-lkT
The
round
timber,
for
the
""""'J
w"
"
vl
'parcer
in
me
parliaments
OI
Ureal
I
foundation,
are
being
secured
on
Nine
Britain
or
.That
an
a
treat
asuiy
moro-4c)inir
coM
about
the
4-
Pi
the
Review
tThtay
and
Katrtta.v
"The
OSMen
oi
A'lah"
Comedy
"What
Every
Ice-man
4"
Know"
Metro-rJbldwyn
New.
4
F
"SPEEDY"
COMES
HERE
TONIGHT
IIAItOl.tl
IJ.OVll
NEW
riCTt'KE
TO
UK
filioWN
HKKK
lllKf
l;
DAYS
AT
WKSTHOI-ME
OhwsetHirtic
ot
all
Uoyd
cam-
sUea,
Sttd
perhSfja
the
tlggeai
factor
wf
the
Screen
Comedian
e
cucceaa
lle
asm
and
not'
comical
dtuatlona
In
to
hia
riMU.
With
"Speedy."
here
to
night,
Harold
ht
come
up
to
hi
atandard,
and
many
new
and
hllarlou
iequenoet'
are
features
ol
the
picture
Everything
ia
new.
and
t
rented
in
a
typical
Uoyd
eaanner.
to
be
a
atlcksr
for
authenticltv
in
hla
'
picture,
which
lead
2
us
to
believe
1
the
reaaan
for
tte
many
Interesting
scenes
of
New
York
Incorporated
within
the
film.
Transporting
an
entire
company
to
New
York
for
the
sake
of
autlaanUc
atmeopbere
ia
ambitious
(to
aay
the
Mast),
and
help
awing
th.-plcture
along
In
a
delightful
smooth
manner.
One
of
the
turprlses
In
this
latest
Ucyd
effort.
Is
the
appearanoe
of
Babe
Suth
himself,
who
figure
in
one
ot
the
baseball
sequences.
His
appearanoe
and
subsequent
performance
adds
to
the
already
bright
lustre
of
the
com
edy.
The
great
lau?h
In
store
for
all
those
wo
see
the
picture,
ia
the
highly
amusing
sight
of
a
hone
drawn
stree.
car
traveling
through
the
heav
ily
congested
streets
of
New
York
with
Harcld
at
the
helm,
or
In
thla
case,
the
driver's
reioa.
The
antiquated
mode
of
transportation
I
the
subject
around
Which
HtroM
aa
buttt
hla
bright
story.
Abu
Christy
1
Harold
Lloyd's
new
leading
lady,
and
an
accomplished
actress
she
ia.
Tfeeiw
ia
every
reason
to
believe
abe
win
fulfi;'
all
that
li
expected
of
her
in
the
future.
"GARDEN
OF
ALLAH"
SHOWING
WEEK-END
Ileert
Mor?
WHIi
.Hire
Terry
In
l-ettdhin
.Female'
Role
One
of
the
greatest
Oaafri
ramanoea
ever
namea,
"Xhe
CMraen
OI
Allan."
a
Res
Ingram
prodtjetioh.
.
ot
Robert
Hichen's
famo'-s
novel
cornea
here
at
the
week-end.
Filmed
in
the
aaad
Wastes
of
the
Sahara,
the
locality
In
Which
the
story
take
place.
It
han
authentic
reality.
It
tells
the
tale
of
a
Trapplst
monk's
love
for
an
Bngllah
girl,
of
hla
marriage
to
her,
and
of
his
Mitmequent
return
to
tne
momvnery
after
three
months
spent
with
her
on
the
desert.
Alloe
Terry
in
tne
role
of
Domini,
the
girl
who
sends
her
lover
back
tD
the
rigid
seculsion
of
hla
cell
even
though
she
is
rapturously
in
love
with
him
at
the
time,
ha
the
greatest
opportunity
of
her
career.
She
la
supported
by
Ivan
Petiovich,
a
Serbian
leading
man
new
to
American
audi
ence,
and
a
oast
of
continental
players.
Petrovlcb
wUl
doubtless
become
the
new
scnn
favorite
on
the
atrength
of
hlr
portrayal
of
the
monk
who
la
torn
between
love
for
a
woman
and
faith
to
hts
trttat
"The
-Onrden
of
Allah-
Is
a
irfcuntrag
ntarrjc'''iTm
'Srrtif"
pgealdnr
"heart-'
bfetk
aHd'-trrflllir-WenWlre?'"
"
"
"THE
BIG
NOISE"
IS
PICTURE
SHOWING
CARNIVAL
OF
FUN
Oooey
Island
the
playground
of
New
York
five
million,
play
an
im
portant
part
In
"The
Big
Nolae."
First
Nations!'
Picture
which
will
be
Owing
to
yesterday
morning'
un-
shown
here
at
the
Weetholmr.
favorable
weather,
the
acheduled
an-1
All
the
glamour
aad
color
or
tne
nual
picnic
of
the
Prince
Rupert
.
famous
carnival
of
fun
Is
brought
Pioneers'
Association
wa
called
off.
i
to
the
screen
and
present
a
vivid
The
event
may
be
held
t
a
later
date,
contrast
to
the
acene
showing
New
i
it
.,!-
1
-
Second
Avenue.
Tork's
Icwer
EBst
Side
where
much
of
the
action
in
the
plcturp
takes
place
"The
Ble
Nome"
was
written
fori
Bt
hla
Soliity
to
inject
gcod,
whole-
rir:
National
Pictures
by
Ben
Hecht
i
and
centers
around
the
power
ot
the
sensational
American
newpper
in
making
and
breaking
reputation
over--lght.
I
b
iI-b
I
Man
in
the
Moon
B
:
J
lhere
one
wa
a
apotkor
naased
Baxtur
A
jokester
or
maybe
a
crac
tester
He
t-i'j
of
men's
lUs
And
ncommenas
pfll.
I
his
furniture
doctor
or
truackster.
If
I
were
k
politician
And
had
nothing
else
to
do.
I
would
go
around
ranting
also,
Aa
Vancouver
speaker
do.
If
you
travel
the
political
highway
ou
are
bound
to
get
bueaas.
When
a
politician
trie
to
think
up
what
bad
thing
to
about
the
enemy,
he
Orat
ezeMtee
hat
own
raeord.
That
give
him
ha
clue.
Tne
business
of
politioal
platform
lullding
atom
to
have
become
a
'sat
art.
Tolmle
tailed
to
find
a
-Ingle
distinctive
pfenk
with
which
3
tool
the
elector.
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
Jl
I.Y
9,
191X
Capt.
L.
W.
R.
Beavls,
a
aea
captain
icoently
returned
from
a
Voyage
to
Australia
In
nravimand
of
a
ship
for
the
Praneh
government,
baa
arrived
irom
Vanoouver
with
two
launches.
bus
xuayuower.
lie.
ia
on
kU
way
to
sHephens
UUa4
where
Be
wUl
go
In
for
raising
swine,
sheep
and
poultry.
The
local
Rod
Croaa
Society
1
rotk
lpg
a
special
appeal
thla
week
for
funds
with
which
to
carry
on
its
ork
in
connection
with
the
war.
Word
haa
been
received
from
Oapt.
Oeorge
H.
Pe
thick,
an
old
timer
of
Prlnoe
Rupert,
who
I
aervlng
oversea.
So
far
he
has
bsc
a
able
to
escape
hurt
though
he
haa
cn
in
France
almost
alnce
the
begli
r.lng
of
the
war.
AdwtUe
jp
the
foallr
New
It
pSjft
TZTOa
"
nwJli.
MBBswaaawsa
lani)
act
NOTICE
OF
INTIJNTION
TO
APPLY
TO
.
LKAHl;
LAM)
In
Prince
Prince
Rtt
trlct
Bupert
Land
Iteoordtng
Dla-and
Situs
it
on
Moresbf
Island
ad.
taoent
to
Aliifbrd
By
ekldegate
Iniet-Queeiv
Charioue
Island.
.
TAKE
Nrrrrpa
that
t.aiei.
ni.
rp
And
paper
manufacturera,
InUncU
apply
for
a
lease
of
the
'
following
described
lands:
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
at
th
I
S.W.
corner
of
8T.L.
5J47P;
thence
7J
aearces
oy
minuea
west
(Astronomic)
1390
ft.;
thence
North
33
degree
30
minutes
West
(Astronomic)
1800
ft,:
thence
North
21
degree
SO
minuter
Etut
l
Ast
ronomic
I
800
ft.:
thence
North
28
degree
West
(Astronomic)
3500
tt.l
thence
North
60
degrees
East
(Astronomic)
S60
ft,
more
or
less,
to
an
Intersection
with
th
high
water
mark
ot
AUlford
Bay:
thence
following
the
said
high
wnter
mark
Boiltheriy
to
the
point
of
commencement,
save
and
except
one
wMtnu
uuuiniiunK
vn
acre
more
or
leu
ii
i
,t
bhaI
IiaI
tMla4
AAntalntnip
nlk
a..u
more
or
le-
the
whole
containing
ill
seres.
Ill
ui.
or
icm.
PACIFIC
MILLS.
LIMITFO.
Applicant
By
Parker
Samuel
Bonne).
Dated
April
10,
1828,
1
Opposite
Prince
Itupert
Hotel
Vacation
Flying
The
simplest
answer
to
automobile
satisfaction
is
just
this:
to
know
the
ovcrpowcrinf;
conviction
of
greatest
value
held
hy
Essex
owners.
to
sec
Essex
beauty.
to
t'xnrriine
Essex,
quality,
to
experience
Essex
comfort,
to
ride
and
know
Essex
performance.
The
Balsex
Super-Bix
high-eompresakrn
motor
I
patented
and
exelurtve,
and
is
so
far
as
we
know
the
most
powerful
of
its
site
in
the
world.
The
four-wheel
brakes
used
on
Essex
are
the
same
type
used
on
onatly
car
And
assun
the
maxlmtim
brake
safety
us
well
as
the
softness
of
control
that
you
associate
on!
with
high
priced
cars.
In
the
way
women
by
thousand
are
tufting
to
Essex
is
a
story
of
the
great
and
d
namic
"man's
Super-Six"
made
beautiful
for
women.
Another
car
load
of
Essex
Super-Sixas
has
just
arrived.
We
would
appreciate
aon
portunity
to
demonstrate
to
you.
The
Saper-Slx
principle-,
amaiingly
revealed.
Five
Five
Five
l'assenger
Essex
Super-iSlx
Sedan,
complete,
fully
equipped
rnwenecr
Essex
Super-Six
Coupe,
complete,
fully
equipped
$lir5.0ii
Passenger
Essex
Super-Six
Coach,
complete,
fulh
equipped.
Prince
Rupert
Auto
Co.
Phone
2T'i
Time
is
hero
arain,
with
its
call
to
the
Groat
Outdoors.
T
the
course
of
the
next
few
wfWcs,
thmmrulu
of
vi
forsake
the
citien
to
ieek
rest
and
recreation
'
lake
and
stream
and
in
the
depths
of
the
00),
arm
Forests.
Remember!
This
in
the
month
of
July
when
the
Fire
Hazard
1
at
its
height.
Be
rigidly
careful
with
Fire.
Get
yoi:
,
camp
fire
permit;
have
it
always
with
you
and
folio
its
simple
instructions.
The
consciousness
of
dor
your
part
to
Protect
the
Forests
will
add
materia1
i
10
your
enjoyment
of
them.
B.C.
Forest
Service
Canadian
National
Steamships
Co.
Limited
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
H.T.I.
20.000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dork
KnjaJneerM,
MachlnlntM,
ItoilermakerH,
niarkamltliH.
I'nMern
maki-ra,
Fnundern.
Woodrti.rkrrh,
Kit.
KLKCTItiC
AND
ACKTYI.BNB
WKI.DINCl.
Our
tilaht
It
wiulpjwd
to
handle
nil
kind
of
MAIllNH
AND
COMMKllCIAI.
WOltK.
CHUNKS
43
and
S86
I
CURE
DKFIXTlVli
VISION,
DUFKCTIVK
HFAIt-INB,
CATAitltll.
and
other
orjranlc
troubles
by
natural
methods.
Dr.
C.
0.
McKAY,
...
'
D.C.
a
i
I'lione
134.
Wallace
HlocL
Open
HvenlnKH