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Saturday,
August
18,
1923
DUTHIE
AND
THE
NORTH
John
F.
Duthie
of
Seattle,
has
done
a
great
deal
for
Northern
British
Columbia.
His
opening
up
of
the
well
known
Duthie
mine
at
Smithers
was
one
of
the
greatest
things
that
could
have
happened
to
the
district.
Later
he
invested
largely
in
Prince
Rupert
real
estate.
Now
he
has
taken
an
option
on
the
Rufus
Argents
mining
properties
on
Bear
River
near
Stewart
and
will
proceed
with
active
operations.
If
Mr.
Duthie
carries
out
a
policy
at
Stewart
similar
to
that
at
Smithers
his
name
will
become
known
even
better
Had
the
people
of
the
whole
of
the
northern
British
Columbia
will
benefit.
KALU.M
LAKE
TOO
Word
is
also
received
from
Kalum
Lake
that
a
mining
property
which
has
not
been
worked
for
several
years
is
again
being
actively
developed.
There
is
no
doubt
that
some
of
the
mines
in
the
Terrace
district
will
become
active
shipping
before
long
but
which
it
will
be
even
the
miners
themselves
do
not
know.
Possibly
it
will
be
this
property
which
was
discovered
by
a
Terrace
man
and
in
which
Terrace
people
put
their
money-
THAT
OREGON
FARMER
Editors
are
said
to
be
troublesome
people
but
they
sometimes
have
their
gwn
tspubU.
Here
is
a
little
instance.
It
was
thought
that
Prince
Rupert
people
might
be
interested
in
a
prominent
farmer
who
was
in
the
city,
John
Casper,
governor
of
Rotary
district
Number
1,
who
was
visiting
the
local
club.
An
interview
was
sought
and
a
brief
article
written,
telling
that
he
was
a
big
farmer
in
Northern
Oregon,
near
Walla
Walla.
He
was
a
success
and
made
enough
money
out
of
it
to
enable
him
to
give
a
year
of
bis
time
to
the
cause
of
Rotary.
But
when
the
story
appeared
instead
of
showing
that
he
was
the
owner
of
a
four
thousand
acre
wheat
farm,
it
appeared
as
four
hundred
acres.
The
whole
article
appeared
ridiculous,
because
half
of
the
land
was
in
surnmerfallow
each
year
yet
they
used
a
combined
thresher
and
reaper
to
harvest
the
grain.
.By
the
time
the
error
was
caught
the
paper
was
on
the
street
and
the
ran
of
the
press
almost
completed.
Man
in
the
Moon
I
dont
see
bow
Canada
can
be
called
a
Christian
nation
when
she
has
nelthei
army
or
navy.
The
other
day
I
told
Jake
I
knew
a
local
man
away
hack
whan
he
wore
short
pants.
X1s
nothing."
he
replied:
"I
knew
Mm
when
he
wore
three
cornered
ones."
Reducing
the
income
helps
to
take
the
swelling
out
of
the
head
Jake
says
thaw's
only
two
men
tver
really
understood
woman.
Ones
dead
nd
the
others
at
the
Eesondale
It's
hard
to
feci
content
with
your
lot
If
there
are
tin
cans
all
over
It.
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Ruperrt
at
Don
Ctemeots
ware
married
yesterday
at
the
Prssbylerlan
Church,
Rev.
Dr.
Grant
esTlolastlng.
The
AOJea
are
still
driving
forward
and
French.
American
and
British
roops
have
mad
decided
gains.
Whale
fishing
on
the
B.
C.
coast
ha
been
eJtestnioosaiy
good
this
seascn
and
a
total
of
68
has
been
harpooned
up
to
data.
Captain
Rupert
Orsst
brother
of
cf-ru
H.
Onus
of
thss
city
was
killed
In
action
on
August
1.
He
was
.an
oaUerr
in
the
72nd
Canadian
battalion
and
sad
been
awarded
the
military
crass,
at
Pes-scbendel.
Flight
Lieutenant
Jack
OUbatt,
son
of
Ur.
and
Mrs.
Ohariss
OUbart
of
Terrace,
is
home
from
Camp
Borden
for
a
,trw
days
and
will
shortly
leave
for
service
overseas.
Alci
alanson.
U
P.
P..
left
on
this
,
morning's
train
to
)c4n
Mr.
Ferris
and
Mt
Patullo
who
are
already
In
the
interior.
They
will
be
later
Joined
by
lion.
'Or
King
who
ntuiimd
with
Mm.
King
i
from
Skagway
this
kerning.
I
August
18.
1918.
itm:ivi:i
itv
vove
Miss
Maude
Bowser,
nest
of
f
ertaer
BOWK
Aug
18-The
Pope
yesterday
pnmf
W.
J.
'Bowser,
and
Jack
S.
In-
rteerv:
72
Canadian
pilgrims
and
erects.
aocosuUant
of
the
Buckle?
Mill
h
leased
them.
i
ni
nit
If
I
Now
made
In
mild
typo,
for
the
indoor
smoker
as
well
as
In
the
regular
medium
strength
for
the
vast
majority
of
pipe
users
in
Canada.
TT
MILD
or
MEDIUM
-
tSSSIfflS
OFFICE
OF
FOREST
BRANCH
LEAVING
SOON
KOIIT.
II.
I.KlfollTON
(il)IXn
INTO
lirMNKSS
l
LOMION
BMll..VM
Robert
H.
Leightc-n.
popular
and
el-I.cient
official
with
the
F'jrest
Branch
In
Print
Rupert
for
severs!
years
in
hi
'.-apaclty
as
tire
Inspector,
will
sever
hi
.enneetions
with
the
department
on
Ssptember
30.
leaving
here'
a
few
days
thereafter
for
London.
England,
where
hs
wi.
,kake
the
place
in
bunlnew
of
hi
father,
who
died
last
spring
Mr.
Leightcn
hats
been
identified
with
the
Forest
Branch
here
lor
the
paat
six
years
and
not
only
the
wade,
but
the
public
generally
will
regret
hl
departure
lira.
Leigh
ton
will
leave
at
the
flrat
,t
September
;
'or
Winnipeg
where
ahe
will
spend
a
month
visiting
with
her
mother
before
proceeding
to
the
Old
Country
with
Mr.
Lelghton
Their
residence
on
MoBrlde
Street
will
be.
occupied
by
Ouy
A.
Balloch.
district
engineer
for
the
provincial
department
of
public
works,
and
Mrs.
Balloch.
NORWAY
NIGHT
LOCAL
THEATRE
The
Westtsolme
was
crowded
at
all
presentations
yesterday
of
the
film
Norway,
the
Land
of
the
Midnight
Sun."
Featuring
every
phase
of
the
sce
nic.
Industrial,
athletic,
and
histori
cal
life
of
the
ruggwti
north
the
film
was
a
big
success.
The
scenery
in
many
parts
was
very
similar
to
that
of
our
own
British
Columbia
aa
were
the'
fVahlng,
logging
and
hydro-electric
industries.
The
photo
play
was
perfect
and
the
whole
film
of
outstanding
educational
value.
Rrik
Bye.
famous
tenor,
had
a
fine
reoeptlon
and.
his
singing
of
folk
songs.
merry
and
grave.
In
his
own
language
and
his
sympathetic
rendering
of
Tree"
and
"The
Requiem'
In
English
will
not
be
soon
forgotten.
A
One
voice
of
strength,
great
Interpretative
power,
tone
and
color
made
a
deep
Impression
on
his
audience
as
was
shown
by
the
repeated
demands
for
encores
to
which
he
generously
responded.
HARVEST
EARLY
THIS
SEASON
Rl'Ml
Or"
tllt.UN
ritOVIDKIl
1'Olt
MY
RAILWAYS
WHO
HAVE
ASSEM-HLEII
C.HS
AMI
KM1INKS
WINNIPSO.
Aug.
18
The
rush
of
ijrain
to
the
country
elevators
and
the
demand
upon
the
transportation
companies
for
the
movement
of
the
crop
jo
port
elevators,
is
es
pec
ted
to
occur
much
earller
this
season
than
ever
be-ore
in
the
history
of
the
Vest.
This
:'jiidltlou
la
due
to
the
fact
that
the
-rep
will
apparently
be
a
record
one
and
the
harvesting
of
It
has
commenced
.'ram
ten
days
to
two
weeks
earlier
than
usual.
Another
factor,
according
to
officials
of
the
Canadian
National
Hallways,
which
wiu
have
a
distinct
bearing
upon
the
rapid
flow
of
grain
in
the
world
markets
this
yaar,
is
the
use
by
many
iarmers
of
the
now
combine
machine
which
makes
on
operation
of
cutting
ind
threshing.
The
possibility
of
such
a
condition
has
bean
considered
for
some
month
And
as
a
result
the
Canadian
National
Railways
have
already
assembled
In
Western
Canada
more
than
40.000
cars
and
SIS
locomotive
to
move
the
crops
out
of
the
country.
BOYS'
BAND
PLAYED
FOR
ROTARY
GOVERNOR
In
a
enwpllroent
to
John
Casper,
district
governor
of
the
Rotary
International
t.he
Prince
Rupert
Boys'
Band,
who
owe
their
origin
to
the
local
Ro-
ary
Club,
played
at
the
Prince
Rupert
Howl
bvat
evening.
Though
handteapped
by
the
absence
of
Mm
platers
Who
are
on
holiday
he
program
was
of
splendid
quality
and
variety
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Casper
were
very
grecbtjr
surprised
at
the
high
ataodafd
of
the
boys'
playing.
FORMER
NURSE
MARRIED
Ml
Crone
Ilecome
llrlde
Uvrs
lit
Kflrolt
And
Now
The
announcement
of
the
wedding
of
Miss
Altera
J.
Croc
who
was
on
the
:raduate
nursing
staff
of
the
Prince
upert
Hospital
from
130
to
1093
will
be
of
interest
to
her
many
friends
In
'he
city.
The
marriage
took
place
on
August
1
at
Detroit.
Micli'.js...
to
Ken-'tn
E.
Calms.
They
wUl
be
at
home
m
180
South
Navahe
Avenue.
DereTl.
niter
September
1.
two
airplanesTrash
officer
are
killed
DIOBY.
LINCOLNSHIRE,
Aug.
18-The
pilot
officers
A.
Q.
Cole
and
B.
O.
Dolirr
and
flying
oil
leer
A.R.
Feather
were
kiHtd
yesterday
In
a
crash
of
two
royal
air
force
plane.
There
have
been
M
fatalities
in
the
force
this
year.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
frMffc
Officer
If
every
car
owner
used
Champion
Spark
Plugs
there
would
be
fewer
traffic
jams
due
to
cars
stalling.
m
Champion
is
the
betterspark
plug
because
it
has
an
exclusive
silll
manite
insulator
specially
treated
to
withstand
the
much
higher
temperatures
of
the
modem
high-compression
engine.
Ai
jo
a
new
patented
solid
copper
gasket-seal
that
remains
1
absolutely
gas-tight
under
high
compression.
Special
analysis
clectrodeswhichatsure
a
fixed
spark-gap
under
alt
driving;
conditions.
CHAMPION
Wixfaor,
Ontario
V.
CAN
ATM.-
V
A.T5B
PRODUCT
KALUM
LAKE
MINE
WORK
nimiEll
DEVELOPMENT
I'KOOEEII-INtl
(IN
ritOI'EKTY
SOUTH
IHOM
TEKUAl'E
TERRACE.
Aug
18
Partner
development
work
has
been
commenced
at
the
plant
of
the
Kalum
Lake
Mine
Ltd..
ttua(ed
on
the
west
aide
of
Kltsum-kalum
Lake
about
one
and
a
half
miles
from
the
Kalum
Lake
Lodge
Consider
able
work
was
done
on
this
property
several,
years
ago
A
doubts
abaft
was!
sunk
to
s
depth
of
eighty
feet
and
a'
tunnel
dug
some
two
hundred
and
forty
I
feet
with
several
crass
cuts.
A
splendid
shaft
house
was
erected
and
modern'
machinery
Installed.
The
mine
la
supposedly
rieh
In
gold
i
quartz
with
s
trace
of
silver.
C.
A.
Smith,
one
of
the
chief
shareholders
and
the
original
tinder
of
the
property
Up
again
In
chf?
f
the
development
work
and
is
verf
enthusiastic
as
to
the
i
value
of
the
property.
The
mine
is
easy
of
access
being
;
titueted
right
an
the
bank
of
Kalum
Lake
!
TERRACE
Mrs
George
Little
and
Bdlth
returned
;n.
Wednesday,
after
spending
s
few
days
In
Prince
Rupert.
Clara
and
Dorothy
are
remaining
for
a
longer
visit
nd
are
the
guests
of
Mrs.
H.
McXwan.
Mrs.
Denny
Allan
and
family
returned
to
Prince
Rupert
on
Monday
after
spending
the
pad)
lew
weeks
boUdaylng
in
Terrac.
Mr.
and
Mrs
W,
H.
Watt
of
Ames-bury
are
spending
few
day
with
friends
in
Terrs
oe
prior
to
leasing
next
week
for
a
visit
to
the
former's
parents
at
Longvlew.,
Alberta.
Miss
Phonu
ncaolag
and
brother
who
have
been
hsHdaytog
at
the
home
of
Mr.
Murdo
Smith
toft
for
their
home
in
Prince
Ruptft
on
Thursday.
N.
A.
Watt,
government
agent.
Prince
Rupert,
his
daughter
Mas
and
hi
father-in-law
A.
M
Achsson
of
Montreal
who
spent
the
weekend
at
Laketse
Rotaprings
Lodge
retur&ed
to
town
on
Wednesday.
On
Friday
nornlag
Mr.
Watt
and
Mr
Acheaon
toft
to
spend
a
few
days
at
Kaluga
Lake
Ledge.
Miss
Joan
remained
in
town
the
gest
of
Mrs.
Geo.
Utile.
The.
Sara
of
Smtthet
was
Iter
bar
on
Thursday.
a
vis-
Mrs.
Smith
of
Prince
Rupert
who
has
been
rutting
in
THw
with
her
son
T
P.
Smith
arrived
tram
the
Interior
on
Thursday
to
spend
a
few
day
with
Mrs.
Itobt
Chrtstio
before
returning
to
the
coast.
Robert
Armstrong
and
J.
R
Black.
Illinois
lumbermen,
who
are
Intsrested
in
the
lumoorlnit
enterprise
In
the
Ec-
SUMMER
COMPLAINT
CAUSES
MANY
DEATHS
AMONG
INFANTS
Thousands
of
mothers
throughout
Canada
have
Used
rlurin
th
nut
KA
veara
it
has
been
On
the
market,
and
their
child's
life
no
doubt
saved
by
its
timely
une.
I'rioe.
0e.
a
Lottie
at
all
ilrunisU
or
dealer:
put
up
only
by
The
t.
Aid
burn
Co,
liwitw.
Torouto,
Out.
Saturday,
A
.
Willi
I
Jsdjll
i
.
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!
rrr-
v
i
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;
-
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r
q
p
j
pave
SO
per
Cent
Save
Teeth
gllll
Teeth
1
30
Days
-UXB
il
Scienhhc
t
i
of
Teeth
11
i
U11
river
district
are
at
present
visitors
at
Terrac.
"
IV
Brainier
of
Naoatmo
was
a
hwiinan
Visitor
here
Thursday.
Mr
and
Mrs.
D.
Maedoufall
of
Any
ate
at
present
holidaying
In
Terrace.
Mrs.
1.
a
Raven
was
In
from
Kalum
Lake
on
Wednesday.
Mrs.
Jas.
Farfjubar
returned
to
Prtae
Rupert
on
Thursday
after
a
short
vlatt
with
her
prtu,
Re.
and
Mrs.
T.
J.
Marsh.
Miss
Lorraine
Orsat
of
Fort
William,
who
spent
several
day
her
as
the
guest
of
Re,
and
Mrs.
T.
J.
Marsh
kit
on
Thursday
for
Prince
fVorg
where
afie
will
visit
her
sister
Mr.
U.
A.
Harlow
before
returning
east.
Joe
Cook
left
on
Wednesday
for
Prince
Rupert
for
further
treatmet
on
his
Injured
arm.
EMPIRE
TIMBER
IS
BEING
TESTED
IN
GREAT
BRITAIN
LONDON,
Aug.
ISTbs
prospects
for
Impire
grown
tuntjer
in
Orest
Britain
are
surveyed
In
the
report
of
the
Imperial
Economic
Committee.
Attention
is
specially
directed
to
the
posslblUUes
ei
tending
the
use
In
Britain
of
the
Douglas
fir
from
British
Columbia.
The
Southern
Railway
has
smoged
a
test
of
Douglas
Ar
sleepers
creosoted
to
Canada
with
a
view
to
determining
whether
the
objection
to
the
use
of
these
arises
from
defective
creoaotmg.
NEW
GOVERNMENT
IN
NEWFOUNDLAND
ST.
JOHN'S
NEWFOUNDLAND,
Aug.
18
The
new
ministry
headed
by
F.
0.
AUardyee
wss
sworn
In
Thursday
succeeding
the
government
of
Walter
Monro,
resigned.
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in
thi
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It
piyil
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xtraction
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