PAGE
TWO
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teas
grown
4,000
to
7,000
feet
above
sea
level
are
used
-in
"SALADA"
Orange
PekocwBlend
the
flavour
Is
therefore
richer,
more
fragrant
and
much
more
delicious
than
other
teas.
Only
43c
per
Hb.
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it
at
any
grocery
store.
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Friday,
August
17,
1928
.MOUNTAIN
IN
THE
WAY
There
was
a
mountain
in
the
way
when
the
fisheries
natrol
.
plane
was
flying
near
Porcher
Island
Wednesday
and
the
result
was
disastrous
to
the
plane,
althpugh
the
young
-
men
who
were
aboard
The
Original
Labtl
look
fur
II
at
the
Vendor
and
IntUt
on
GRANT'S
"BEST
PROCURA&LE"
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
v..
News
of
the
Mines
AROUND
PRINCE
RUPERT
High
Grade
Ore
Struck
on
Tiger
at
Alice
ArmBonanza
Strike
Is
Not
Very
Important.
High
grade,
pre
has.
been
encountered
in'WUinnel
beitffct
Titter
nrouerty
at
Alive
Arm
for
.the
Utili
tanning
i
.be
Bonanza
la
proceeding
with
all
pos
sible
speed.
The
power
transmission
line
from
Anyes
Is
now
two-thirds
oonaple-
d
and
the
aerial
tramway
for
the
raneportlng
of
ore
to
the
oouoent
t-r.g
mill
win
be
eonpieted
this
fall.
Construction
work
on
the
new
oaaap
is
also
well
under
way
and.,
on
tbe
completion
of
the
latter
work,
the
peasant
amp
at
the
beach
wlH
be
aaandoossa.
Development
work
at
the
mine
will
fee
carried
on
throughout
the
coming
win
ter
and
next
spring
the
shipping
of
ere
to
the
concentrator
win
be
commenced.
.
Present
development
work
on
the
I
copper
property
on
James
Island
thirty
mues
south
of
Swanson
Bay.
which
the
Oranby
Co.
recently
optioned
from
W.
Moult
of
Anyox.
will
consist
of
sur-
t
.
,
,
.
MCY
IWIW1UM
N1U.
NJUUH1
taUW
WW
bcctu
vo
nave
oeen
aimoai
miraculously
saved.
Apparently
the
pilot
I
warrant
further
development,
a
dia-was
a
skillful
man
and
did
everything
possible
to
avert
the
crash
'mond
drui
win
he
installed.
Seven
men1
but
the
fog
was
so
thick
he
could
not
see
the
mountain
until
about
lar
"l
pre
employed
at
the
pro-
to
strike
it.
The
resourcefulness
of
the
men
was
shown
in
the
manner
in
which
they
extricated
themselves
from
their
difficult
situation.
It
is
such
men
who
keep
the
name
of
Canada
to
the
fore
the
world
over.
HEAT
KOSTON
EXPRESS
Lloyd
Hahn,
known
to
many
sportsmen
as
the
"Boston
ExDress.
winner
of
the
800
metres
Olympic
race,
a
splendid
athlete,
was
beaten
Wednesday
in
Ireland
by
the
Canadian
runner,
Phil.Edwards
While
a
win
at
the
Taiitean
is
not
as
important
as
a
win
at
the
Olympiad,
me
result
oi
me
lace
indicates
that
Canada
was
well
represented
at
the
world's
greatest
athletic
meet.
It
is
another
good
advertisement
oi
the
virile
manhood
of
young
Canadians.
Such
men
are
bound
to
make
a
prominent
mark
in
the
work
of
the
coming
generation.
CEDAUVALE
MINE
The
development
of
a
mine
at
Cedarvale,
such
as
that
told
about
In
this
paper
yesterday
is
an
event
of
outstanding
importance
to
Prince
Rupert.
If
that
property
is
fully
developed
and
proves
to
be
what
is
ex
petted,
it
will
be
a
very
valuable
Industry
added
to
those
along
the
canaaian
National
Kauway.
It
will
be
one
more
step
toward
the
fulfillment
of
the
hopes
of
the
people
of
Northern
British
Columbia.
We
look
to
see
a
mining
town
of
considerable
importance
up
at
Cedarvale.
GOOD
WORK
FOR
.MARGARET
Yesterday
we
told
of
the
good
record
of
a
Terrace
student.
Miss
Margaret
McLaren,
who
in
seven
years
attendance
at
the
public
schools
never
missed
a
day
and
never
once
wa
late.
The
young
lady
is
to
be
congratulated
on
her
determined
attention
to
her
work
and
also
she
and
her
parents
must
be
congratulated
on
the
fact
that
here
health
has
been
so
good
that
it
was
unnecessary
to
stay
away
from
her
scholastic
duties.
A
strong
body
and
a
keen
mind
are
the
foundations
of
all
greatness.
A
CANADIAN
AUTHOR
The
despatches
yesterday
carried
news
to
ua
of
the
death
of
the
of
the
noted
author
Isabelle
Eccelstone
Mackay
of
Vancouver-
Mrs.
Mackay
was
born
in
Woodstock,
Ontario
52
years
ago
and
eame
to
Vancouver
19
years
ago.
She
wa
the
author
of
several
novels
including
"The
House
of
Windows,"
"Up
the
Hill
and
Over,"
"Mist
of
the
morning."
"The
Window
Gaier"
and
"Bencarrow.'
She
also
published
"Fire
of
Driftwood"
and
a
volume
of
pee
mi
for
children
entitled
"The
Shing
Ship.."
She
also
wrote
a
number
of
plays
for
the
Little
Theatre
which
were
produced
in
Canada
and
the
United
States.
She
was
the
first
president
of
the
Canadian
Women's
Press
Club
and
was
at
the
time
of
death
president
of
the
B.
C.
section
of
the
Canadian
Authors'
Association.
One
of
her
plays
'Treasure-won
the
all-Canadian
I.O.D.E
contest
two
years
ago.
petty
with
James
Peacock
in
charge
of
operations.
Tot
the
quarter
ending
June
30
the
Oranby
Consolidated
Mining.
Smelting
&
Fewer
Oo.
reported
a
profit
of
S746.-SOO
aa
compared
with
1533.605
In
the
'.est
preceding
quarter
and
SSUJBl
in
.be
second
quarter
of
1037.
It
Is
reported
that
the
diamond
d
being
carried
out
by
the
Consolidated
Mining
St
Smelting
Oo.
on
the
George
Copper
property
has
shown
good
results.
The
Consolidated
has
four
irttls
In
operation
on
the
property
and
!our
more
drills
are
in
the
course
of
tin?
set
up.
A
thorough
exploration
-ampaign
is
planned
for
the
balance
of
the
summer.
J.
M.
iBlackie
Ritchie),
who
Is
work-ng
on
the
Donald
group
at
the
head
A
Texas
Creek
for
Mm.
N.
F.
Stevens
nd
Ell
Watts
nd.
recently
b
taught
Into
Stewart
some
teterestlng
spectmens
roan
three
veins
which
were
discovered
rot
long
aajo.
The
most
promising
of
these
Is
a
three-loot
rein
carrying
ga-'.ens
and
oopper.
This
oould
be
traced
twenty
feet
to
where
it
went
Into
the
Another
vein
which
promisee
to
be
of
considerable
aire
appears
along
cliffs.
RHehte
was
eate
to
get
some
samples
from
this
but
It
will
be
necessary
to
find
some
leas
dangerous
method
of
approach
before
It
can
be
worked.
Oth
er
veins
on
this
propertar
are
so
at-
ractlve
that
BU
Wetland,
who
was
one
oi
the
ortgteal
owners
of
tfee
Prosperity,
bought
as
interest
after
his
flttt
ook
at
the
ground.
Jim
DourfHe
Oeorge
Mellufo
and
Frank
Rla
have
left
Stewart
lor
the
Montreal
gamp
ad
claims
about
three
miles
ntf-oatd
Bear
Brver
Pass.
Fire
having
made
a
dean
sweep
of
their
earns
a
lew
weeaa
ago.
the
partners
are
new
showing
of
ore
tfeat
looks
very
enoour-King.
With
twelve
men
eeaployed.
work
at
he
Emperor
mice
at
Stewart
li
now
xoing
an
In
ftl
1wlg
wtth
Ous
Oif.
rrt
manaawr
In
charge
of
opecstioas.
new
blacksmith
shop
Is
naarlnf
asm-i
letion
and
the
camp,
considered
a
model
for
the
district.
Is
In.
good
sne
'ion.
Mining
operations
wUl
soon
reach
tull
efficiency.
CANDIDATES
ON
HOME
STRETCH
IN
BIG
YOTE
PERIOD
OF
CAMPAIGN
Candidates
in
the
Dally
News
auto
mobile
prlre
campaign
have
reecbed'thel'
tumi
maneuvered
themselves
into
post-
uon
tor
ine
isbsj
go,
saa
irom
now
until
the
close
of
the
"first
period.''
0
o'clock
next
Monday
night,
will
be
battling
for
the
supremacy
under
whip
and
spur.
LA
NT
CHANCE
Hill
IIIO
VOTE
nine
o'clock
next
Moodsy
night
is
positively
your
last
opportunity
to
enter
subscriptions
and
secure
the
max
imum
number
of
votes
on
same.
Never
again
after
this
time
will
It
be
possible
to
get
the
full
voting
power
oo
subscriptions.
This
Is
final
'and
fair
warning.
If
you
entertain
any
dealr
9
imamw
Ltd.
The
ore,
running
across
the
lull
lace
ot
the
tunnel,
was
strucKj
at
a
distance
of
about
97
feet
from
the
portal
and
the
extension
of;
the
tunnel
will
be
continued.
This
tunnel
is
being
driven
at
a
100'
foot
lower
elevation
than
the
old
tunnel
and
will
r
'give
considerable;
depth
on
the
ore.
Up
to
the
present
time,
underground
work
on
the
-Tiger
has
been
done
by
hand
but
a
compressor
and
diesel
engine
will
soon
be
installed.
On
the
installation
of
the
compressor,
.
new
tunnel
will
be
eomrnenoed
at
n
"
.
!
.
kvttlon
of
150
feet
lower
thai)
the
lunoel
aaw
being
driven.
Three
machine
me
on
each
level
will
then
be
placed
In
operation
to
speed
up
development.
As
soon
as
sufficient
ore
has
been
developed.
t
is
intended
to
lnstal
a
concentrattnf
mill.
The
property
is
located
In
the
rich
sliver
belt
of
the
s
Kitcault
River.
The
strike
of
free
gold
ore
made
recently
near
the
Bon
tax
mine
at
Any-
ox
has
so
far
not
been
conducive
m
any
great
results.
The
around
upon
Thieh
the
strike
wss
made
belong,
to
he
Oranby
Co..
which
ha
several
men
.t
mmrk
atrtnolnc
the
vein.
The
OM
Is
whatever
of
betas;
declared
winner
of
one
the
aplendld
saotar
cars
to
be
award-.
d
at
the
end
o!
the
nimpjilgn
on
Sept.
14.
do
nt
UO
&.
turn
eviry
available
subscription
to
your
ace
Hint
before
the
close
of
the
"first
period."
Not
to
do
ar.
Mmp:y
means
that
you
will
hare
to
redouJSl?
your
efforts
during
the
remainder
Of
the
race
to
ros-ke
up
for
lost
fcxound
A
sew
lsng-tersa
subscriptions
NOW
may
be
the
very
ones
needed
to
"cinch"
the
big
prize:
they
oould
hardly
help
but
win
one
of
tfce
major
awards.
M'rjtll
MUX
MX
The
crucial
Lest
i
now
at
band.
If
-you
Im.am
.
-
-
.i.i....
,n
undoubtedly,
poekety.
surface
work
In
Sr"?
-
m
""f""
"
onnectlon
with
ttoe
saining
of
ore
from
race.
DO
IT
MOW
Ina-Aid
af
being
Is
second,
third,
fourth,
fifth
of
sixth
place.
OJ5T
Bp
AT
THE
TOP
and
stay
there.
Nov
la
the
time
to
mske
re-saarkably
certain
of
the
prise
you
most
desire.
1MM
votes
are
showed
an
yearly
subscription
turned
m
y
Monday
night
a&d
neat
period
eolj
votes
aw
allowed
-a
new
l.yea
is
dearth
2.000'
votes
aaw
and
only
MASO
votes
sfter
Monday;
SO
votes
are
issued
on
two-fear
cub-
hue
during
the
period
only
24.000
votes
ate
A
new
3-year
subaeflaUsai
is
now
worth
MjOOO
votes
and
only
64
we
votes
alter
neat
Monday.
All
subscriptions
show
a
proportionate
decrease
In
their
voting
value
after
next
Monday
eight,
and
after
the
close
of
the
ere-ond
period
there
is
s
still
further
decline
In
the
scale
of
votes.
This
period's
work
counts.
k
'
a
Man
in
the
Moon
it-
-H
A
run
may
be
a
school
of
salmon
or
herring
or
it
may
be
a
curious
little!
microbe
that
sHeets
attk
stockings
and
i
makes
It
necessary
tor
mother
.to
take
hem
in
band.
i
If
cloudy
weather
continues
much
longer
there
will
be
no
peeling
period
.his
summer.
Politicians
sre
all
on
the
other
side.
The
me
a
cn
our
side
are
statesmen.
At
least
that
is
what
they
say
hi
the
united
States,
it
may
because
Canadians
are
nllghtened.
not
be
so
here
i
so
much
more
The
stry
of
my
neighbor's
deeds
In
print
I
find
amusing.
But
when
they
tell
of
sets
of
mine.
I
think
they're
roost
abusing.
PRINCE
GEORGE
Excavation
has
coeameaced
for
the
abutments
of
the
bridge
which
wui
be
built
across
the
Fraeer
River
at
Que-nei
by
the
provincial
government
The
crldga
will
open
up
quite
a
pew
area
of
country
to
buslnca
at
Queseel
ecpectod.
It
Is
Cspt.
Maehern
and
lie
at
Munro
reoetury
takes
over
Salvation
Army
vary
in
Prince
George.
Extensive
improvements
have
been
made
to
the
interior
af
St.
Anglican
church
here
ad
the
edifice
ie
now
the
most
attractive
ta
the
elty.
Mm.
A.
K
Renwlok
returned
last
Thursler
to
her
bonae
in
Hamilton.
Ontario,
'
after
P"Te
paying
a
rlaK
here
tmm
to
w
irri
her
After
spending
a
week
visiting
with
friends
in
Prince
Bupert
Norman
Rad-lay
of
Prince
George
is
new
visiting
at
his
home
here.
There
Is
an
ahundaat
orap
In
the
district
this
summer
of
wild
laepherrles.
saskatoons
and
bilberries.
Miss
Violet
Ksddy
left
at
the
end
of
last
week
far
ftoreetdale
to
visit
with
Hrs.
Henry
Hansen.
A
number
of
young
men
from
this
district
left
last
week
for
the
prairies
M
engage
la
harvesting
operations.
Advertise
In
the
Daily
News
It
pay
'NAVIGABLE
WATEItS
l'UO-TKCTION
ACT."
IL
&
C.
140
Porter
Idaho
Mining
Company
Llm-
I
ted
hereby
gives
notice
that
It
has.
under
Section
7
of
the
said
Act.
deposited
with
the
Minister
of
Public
Works
t
OVtwa.
and
in
the
office
of
the
District
Registrar
of
the
Land
Registration
District
of
Prince
Rupert
at
Prince
Rupert.
B
C.
a
description
of
the
site
and
the
plane
of
the
wharf
and
dolphins
proposed
to
be
built
on
the
foreshore
near
the
mouth
oi
the
Marmot
River,
port-
land
Canal,
In
front
of
Lot
Number
Michael's
;
Pour
Hundred
Sixty
-seven
(497),
Cassiar
District.
British
Columbia:
AND
TAKE
NOTICE
that
after
the
ei-plratlon
of
one
(1)
month
from
the
date
of
the
flrat
publication
of
this
Notice.
Porter
Idaho
Mining
Company
Limltod
will,
under
Section
7
of
the
Mid
Act.
aoolv
to
the
Minister
of
Public
tjM.-v.,
.
hl
In
r-it
f
nouseo
w
uaa
mttrn
wm
w
suemfn
t.u,
n.
a.
Heowicx.
eanor
OI
tne
:
otuwa.
for
approval
of
the
said
Mte
and
rehwlld
camp
Ms
year,
preferrlag
to!
Prince
Oeorge
Citieen.
Mm
Benwtca
was
plans
and
and
for
leave
to
construct
-ut
la
tbstr
teme
opening
up
a
new
.
aoccmpanled
on
the
trio
by
her
dsuch-1
the
said
wharf
sad
dolphins.
ter-ln-law
Mrs
M"
K
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RAWk
nnxik
I
uateo
at
Vancouver,
umisn
umumoia,
'
this
30th
day
of
July.
1928.
.
.
PORTER
IDAHO
MINING
COMPANY
.
r.
Anderson
of
lrlnce
oeorge
has
LIMITED.
EFFECTIVE
MAY
XX
TO
SEPT.
30
RETUim
LIMIT
OCT.
31,
198
AOUNDTIUPTO
.
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