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TWO
nave
Seen
taken.
This
if
m
the
north-,
ejst
pcrtiun
pf
.the
property
On
V
western
portion,
adorning
the
wood-
The
Daily
News
bloc,
(wo
terse
veins
are
being
tripped!
Which
seem
to
confirm
the
extension
of!
PRINCE
RUPERT
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COLUMBIA
into
the
Northern
the
Woodbine
ere
body
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samples
from
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oat-crops
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except
Sunday,
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perty
ol
the
Marmot
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tibld
Mines
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
ported
to
show
high
value.
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pies
going
as
high
ss
588
City
Delivery,
by
mail
or
carrier,
yearly
period,
paid
in
advance
$ft
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ere
was
taken
at
dl!
reran
For
lesser
Deriod.
paid
in
advance,
uer
month
&Q.
attLwdnli
the
teln
system
and
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By
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of
Northern
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British
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I
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or
at
least
twelve
paid
in
advance
for
yearly
period
$3.00
inches
This
Indicates
that
.a
consider
able
amount
ef
shipping
oie
should
be
Or
four
months
for
$1.00
developed
The
directors
of
the
company
By
mail
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all
other
parts
of
British
Columbia,
the
British
has
espressad
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intention
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and
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paid
in
advance
per
year
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Tuesday.
June
19,
1928
FISHERIES
SEASON
'
This
is
expected
to
ba
a
big
fishery
season.
Both
in
the
Skeena
and
Naas
Rivers
there'
were
good
catches
four
years
ago
and
in
the
natural
order
of
things
they
should
be
heavy
both
this
year
and
next.
There
are
a
number
of
changes
made
this
year
by
the
canneries.
No
advances
are
being
made
to
fishermen
to
induce
them
to
fish,
as
had
been
the
custom
in
the
past.
The
advances
started
the
men
in
debt
and
sometimes
at
the
close
of
the
season
they
ended
the
same
way.
This
year
at
the
close
of
the
season
the
men
should
have
more
money
to
spend
than
formerly.
i
ajinerymen
say
is
every
indication
that
the
run
will
be
a
big
this
war.
VILLA
(SB
OF
OSLAND
Wry
:Vw
Prime
Rupert
people
have
visited
the
village
of
Os-land
at
the
side
df
nijth
Island.
It
is
about
eighteen
miles
from
thi
city
and
the
mhaiitans
are
mostly
of
Icelandic
origin,
all
fishermen.
The
hon'e.
are
I
t
j
J
1
Mcing
the
water,
each
with
its
own
garden
and
with
a
sihnol
ii.
the
entre
and
a
board
walk
leading
to
it
from
ail
the
home.
A.
with
all
Icelandic
people
they
are
thrifty
and
industrious
and
of
a
decree
of
intelligence
far
above
the
average.
A
few
of
them
have
married
Knirli-h
wives
and
all
enjoy
the
comforts
of
life.
They
raise
flowers
and
vegetable
and
berries
and
enjoy
themselves
in
a
ii'iiet
way.
Tneie
is
tiu
it
in
the
lake
at
the
back
of
the
village,
salmon
in
the
river,
and
deer
in
the
woods
and
the
gardens
are
much
earlier
than
in
Prince
Rupert,
some
of
the
potatoes
there
being
now
nearly
twehe
ir.i
he
high.
1'
i-
;t
I'i'v
the
-erlement
cannot
be
extended
as
the
more
thickly
inhabited
the
place
.-.
the
more
of
the
refinements
of
life
can
be
obtained
In
the
residents.
The
i'on.erat;e
.rogram
;,.
ati
extensive
one,
including
pretty
much
everything
that
na
alreadt
!.-.-
taken
in
hand
by
the
Liberal
government
Judyinjr
'he
!.l,,'i-nn
here
is
absolutely
no
differ
erne
between
the
..r,e..
it
..tij.t
almost
seem
as
if
they
stood
far
the
same
h
i
rir.
The
..!
manner
n:
whii
h
any
difference
can
be
ascertained
is
lv
looking
hack
t
w.-ive
year-
and
seeing
what
the
other
party
was
doing
then.
Hut,
as
a
matter
ot
;at.
the
camiM'Vn
:mw
before
us
is
largely
one
of
personality.
Which
group
of
men
are
the
best
fitted
to
carry
on
the
executive
work
of
'he
pro
nice
v
The
present
government
has
Keen
in
for
tuchc
war-,
and
in
that
time
it
is
not
uncommon
for
a
government
to
d.-tei
i.
irate.
Iieing
a
prey
to
hangers
on
and
grafters
that
sap
the
liteldood
..!
tne
country.
Curiously
enough
this
has
not
happened
;n
i
once.
i
,r,
with
the
present
ad-tnini.stration.
Efforts
hat
lieen
made
to
:r
t(1
implicate
them
but
without
result.
They
otm
to
hate
tallied
on
the
affairs
of
the
province
in
a
businesslike
manner
and
memlter
of
the
cabinet
arc
men
f
out
babiliK
is
hey
will
be
returned
io
.at''
years.
have
secured
results.
The
tanditig
ability
and
the
pro-on
lor
ano'her
four
or
five
NOTllINt;
DISTINCTIVE
It
eems
a
pity
that
Dt.
Tolmie
could
not
have
thought
up
at
leat
ope
ottUUndinr
feature
for
his
platform.
He
might
almost
as
I
ftMaWlMWd
tfar
tbr
columns
of
ulatitudes
which
were
issued
amM
Art
He
neotrle.
We
are
Liberal
but
we
call
ourselves
Con-
ratives.
We
have
to
da
that
id
order
to
have
an
excuse
to
come
to
you
ami
ask.
or
your
votes.
We
agree
with
every
Liberal
principle
and
.we
also'sAsre
wth
the
proposal
to
sell
the
I'.O.ii.
to
the
C.N.R.
or
complete
tWfbwi
auraelyes.
j
ur.
toimie
is
a
capaDie
man.
tvnen
ne
was
iirst
cnosen
as
member
for
Victoria
to
support
the
Union
government
both
parties
claimed
him
as
one
of
them.
He
had
never
been
in
polities
before.
The
difficulty
is
that
he
is
almost
alone.
He
has
no
backers
who
are
fitted
to
administer
such
a
business
ns
that
of
the
government
of
British
Columbia.
News
of
the
Mines
AROUND
PRINCE
RUPERT
Highet
Production
Yet
at
Premier'
Mine:
High
Value
in
Marmot
MihMst
Drilling
nt
the
Independence
Following
the
fire
last
winter,
the
Premier
mine
now
has
an
evert
more
complete,
permanent
and
comfortable
camp
equipment
than
formerly,
the
mill
is
running
over
400
tons
pur
day
and
the
ralne.
in
addition,
is
shipping
over
five
hundred
tons
which
is
to
date,
date,
the
high
point
of
Premier's
production.
While
it
it
generally
admitted
that
the
resources
of
Premier
mine
itself
are
now
in
sight
of
exhausttoiVthe
company
is
taking
active
steps
with
a
view
After
an
experience
of
thirty-five
years
31
lode
mining
in
British
CMumbmt.
it
may
be
accepted
as
an
axiom
that
gold
In
the
tree-dfe&te
is
not
to
be
expected
here
as
it
oecurs
in
California.
South
Africa
and
Other
countries
writes
K.
A.
Haggen
of
Vancouver.
There
may
be1
an
exception
In
the
surlfrous
blanket
of
Omineca
concerning
which
very
tittle
authentic
tnformatlcn
is
yet
available.
What
tree
gold
as
has
bees
found
has
come
almost
entirely
from
surface
oxidation
The
lode
gold
industry
of
British
Columbia
must
depend
on
the
development
of
the
somplea
aurifarous
ml
phide
deposits
as
at
Rosslsnd.
Surf
fate:.
Premier
and
Hedley
,
The
Independence
Mine
at
Stewart
Is
UMugursttnt
a
diamond
drilling
prograai
with
a
efew
of
some
fifteen
men.
tat
tint
hole
will
be
drilled
SOD
to
600
feet
to
try
and
Intercept
fro.
2
jCn
at
depth
of
M
feet
FaroraMe
reports
canttnsse-sb
esnheMa
the
Duthie
amine
at
laaitnera.
abJp
mente
of
lead
and
tine
ssnoMtMaM
are
going
forward
td
the
trail
aamaitcr
at
the
rate
of
two
carloads
per
Wee
and
mine
developments
eodtinne
to
be
of
a
moat
tneosirssjing
nature.
Recent
disclosures
indicate
that
the
ore
bodies
are
Increasing
In
sis
as
depth
I
Obtained
snd
that
tonnage
posmhUi
ties
art
much
grants
than
has
btttn
heiauatbsi;
anticipated.
.
A
diamond
irill
at
to
be
placed
an
ta
ntlne
in
order
'that
the
ruiieat
pntHMs
informatlno
rardla4
ibese
new
eWsesrlia
tttay
be-
OMainetl
at
the
swrUeet
As
prrrtmely
annouhsrd
a
heJW
easts
pany
incorporated
under
law
sS
'!
British
culusnia
the
bas
AhgrtU'Vaa
tourer
Mines
Ltd..
with
two
Los
AhgdHs
men
as
active
principals,
la
now
work
ing
the
old
Drum
Lummon
mine
In
Douglas
Channel,
down
the
coast
from
Prince
Rupert
The
new
organisation.
apitallatd
at
1
1.000
MO.
has
nought
the
property
from
the
Paisley
Point
Mining
Co..
Ltd.
and
Dr.
T.
tt.
Agnew
of
van'
couver.
president
of
the
Paisley
Point
Mining
Co
.
to
president
of
the
new
incorporation.
Samosi
X.
.
Chaasf
.el
Los
AngrtM.
baa
direct
charge
of
min
Inst
operations
and
Homer
Mills.
Los
Angeles
sttomer.
is
attending
to
the
administration
of
the
company's
asTaiia.
J.
B.
Vernon,
formerly
of
Vancouver
and
now
of
Los
Angeles,
negotiated
the
deal.
The
mine,
upon
which
about
1.-
000
feel
of
tunneling
has
been
done,
as
railway
running
from
the
100
foot
rharf
up
to
the
lower
terminal
of
the
aerial
tramway,
a
distance
of
4ft
fort
while
the
tram
extends
2.000
feet
to
the
upper
ore
Mas.
There
la
a
(00,
ublc
foot
cuupHasUi
and
a
ISO
h.p
d
ieel
oil
plant
at
the
mine.
Though
xperts.
including
the
gorarnanent
mines
engineer,
have
aapraaaed
the
opinion
that
further
exploratory
work
should
ehow
conclusive
results,
the
property
itas
been
only
intermittently
operated
and
has
brcn
Kuc
for
the
past
two
tears.
The
new
company
plans
to
sink
at
least
two
winces
on
the
ore
and
will
explore
with
drifts,
the
object
of
the
new
holders
being
to
block
out
enough
ore
to
justify
erection
ot
a
mill
The
original
Drum
Lummon
Mines
-Ltd.
stopped
work
in
tfH
and
went
laid
bankruptcy
in
10X.
financial
supporters
in
Hew
Tork
have
ctosd
down
on
thfJ
corn
pany
arter
large
sums
nan
been
tnrht
oh
surface
eautnment
and
en
parativtly
little
underground.
"ThMfgh
Una,
reta-h
heeri-dTlfWT
on
for
about
four
hundred
feet."
says
the
report
ot
the
government
engineer"
encountering
more
or
less
ore
In
two
areas,
tbetf
has
been
little
exploratory
work
donl
above
or
below
this
drift,
except
la.
stoplng.
from
which
about
1.000
tool
of
ore
was
mined
where
too
tons.
Judi
ciously
i
loped,
would
turn
produced
the
same
amount
of
values.
The
property
la
therefore
at
a
stage
where
all
tne
preliminary
dead
-work
has
been
done,
all
necessary
equipment
Installed
and
consequently
at
a
point
where
tubM-quent
well-advised
exploratory
otl
should
show
conclusive
results.
From
the
result
of
underground
work
so
far
snd
the
nature
of
the
vein
snd
mineralisation
I
think
extensive
development
is
fully
warranted."
The
holdings
consist
of
thirteen
crown
-gran
ted
mineral
claims
on
Orum
Lummoh
Day
on
the
north
aide
of
Douglas
Channel,
about
M
miles
from
Hartley
Bay.
There
Is
tonaMerable
activity
In
min
ing
circles
in
the
0n
Lake
territory
i
south
of
Houston.
Recently
Kenneth
to
ensuring
coBMuattaa
of
production
when
Premier's
or
bodies
J
SL!
n.
"XUire
"CqU,',ti0n
f
8Uch
Prrtie8
tm'v
BttTftadb.
Porfcr
tttM
aM
tVosperity
111,500
workmen
By
October
the
cocaieny1
trrnent
to
make
preWrattons
fof
I,m
tctlon
nd
th
c:,m-
j
'
expect
"
have
a
contlnuout
fid
of
building
rjads
to
the
nbw
mining
ptby
prom
lee
to
continue
to
be
the
big
high
crsde
ore
coming
over
It
tramline
factor
of
production
in
the
Portland
,
u
tlie
Prosperity
group
which
IS
now
Oanal
camp
for
many
years
to
come.
The
;
under
construction.
developments
which
Premier
is
carrying
!
out
theft
fully
indicate
the
manage-;
Aggressive
work
Is
being
carried
on
meat's
undoubted
confidence
in
lu
new
by
O
H.
Bancroft,
engineer
in
eharg
pMpettM
ui
the
llarmoi
River
section,
of
the
northern
Light
mint
at
Stewart
Ei
tensive
arrengesueiiu
have
been
made
to
prove
that
property.
He
reports
barter
living
quarters
at
the
mouth
of
the
ing
already
stripped
160
feet
of
one
out-Marmot
ftlver,
spaee
having
been
sr-
crop
over
84
feet
wide
from
which
ranged
for
which
Will
accommodate
over
,
Hamples
running
as
high
as
(61
per
ton
campa.
On
the
way
out
.in
company
with
the
resident
engineer,
Douglas
Lay
of
llswlton,
Mr.
Warner
noticed
some
mineralised
rock
and.
upon
breaking
oft
a
pleec.
discovered
lend
of
rich
galena
ore.
The
vein
was
so
rich
and
mineral
indications
In
the
vicinity
so
good
that
a
number
of
claims
have
si
ready
been
staked
The
location
Is
tp
protlmtteiy
right
miles
from
the
"Dole
property."
"
'
"
"
sss
"
'
'j
'
Smart
Lndie
J
tw
In
l
rofVaicaloirii
LPay
lfi
Father
P.
A.
McOrath
officiated
at
a
vefy
Ihuresfng
wedding
this
morning
at
8
SO
Wham
Xtlas
Louie
As
ton
was
united
Ih
martlaie
to
Charles
P
Balig-no.
The
bride,
who
ws
gowned
In
white
satin
With
veil,
was
attended-
by
her
slaters,
Ills
Pulmirt
Astori
and
new
May
Belle
undies
are
THE
Iruly
flip
hiost
satisfactory
for
.
vacation
tlays!
Every
IdVely
giir-nient
Is
cleverly
ilelgrictl
to
fdl
low
the
smartest
lines'of
the
mode
jit
frtrctts,
anil
Vet
give
that
ety
fiUlnc
fiimfort
that
only
exquisitely
tdllbfcd
iinilles
achieve.
Arid
theee
adoruhlc
undies
are
so
moderately
priced
that
you
may
carry
an
abundance
of
them
this
season.
Lovely
Cool
Fabric
Easily
Washed
ISo
honing
From
rayon
thread
to
finished
garment
May
Belle
undies
are
entirely
our
own
tind
truly
our
superb
lockititch
rayon
Is
a
lotely.
"Steppe
had
to
work
fin
ketchikan
office
on
arrival
there
The
Ketchikan
Ci-onlrlt
of
recent
date
aays:
at.
L.
Steppe.
United
B".
1
"a
etiatom
arent
for
the
past
taw
year-
at
Prince
Rupert,
did
not
"watch
his
'-.ep"
when
he
arrived
on
official
buslnsM,
with
the
Prince
Oeorge
and
".pped"
right
into
an
unsolicited
Jcb.
Ur.
Steppe
in
the
natural
course
of
hla
duty
dropped
into
the
United
States
customs
office
here.
U.
S.
Dobbs,
one
of
the
local
custom
officials,
left
on
the
Alameda
for
a
short
jracatlon
trip
to
the
stataa
tn
Mt
Hi.
ihMv.ihiMi
vt.
sonic
degree,
and
George
Woodruff
was
working
in
the
office
all
alone
when
Mr.
Steppe
stepped
In.
1J
air.
Wfwtmff
ad.knJt"
Ik
6.1
Rupert
offlclsl
tike
ansotag-1ot
brother.
Clearances
and
entries
of
boats
wore
coming
In
right
and
ktft
and
Woodruff
was
making
the
Ink
fly.
"Help
a
fellow
outV
asked
Mr.
Wood,
ruff
paufing
for
breath
and
giving
the
SOS
official
rlgu.
Mr.
i
teres
started
In
for
what
be
thought
would
be
a
few
minutes'
work
and
will
Kve
been
steadily
at
the
grind
until
cloalha
time
this
artaenaati
He
says
!i-
will
take
the
first
boat
from
Ketchikan
to
rrlnce
Rupert.
1'uenday.
jUnt
Modish
9?laa
2lle
Linni
trie
.-r
llmt
Interprets
fashion's
Latest
fancies
cool,
silky
fabric
for
Summer
vara,
tlon
wear.
It
washes
so
easily
and
so
beautifully
and
does
not
efen
require
ironing.
Ask
to
see
May
Belle
lingerie
in
the
shops.
The
smart
lines
and
delicate
pantrl
shades
of
the
nutny
charming
garments
vtlll
vin
tour
inrtant
approval.
You
will
find
May
Belle
duttime
and
slumber
hour
garments
to
Pill
etery
Slimmer
or
vacation.
need
for
yourvelf
or
little
daughters,
for
May
Belle
is
also
mude
in
junior
slcs
from
2
to
11
years.
Knitted,
dyed
and,
Marti
hfj
Ontario
Silkhil
LImlletl,
Toronto
tm
411
aj
avv
I
in
111
in
r'lts
tw
MWUVJ
m
A
1
w
a
y
s
in
Line
w
i
t
h
the
Mode
.
Man
in
the
Moon
w
'
"
-umta
What
la
-the
use
of
perfect
English
to
a
man
If
he
has
n,
thlttg
.to
use
It
The
-worm
turns.
Mostly
it
Is
the,
man
hodla)l
the
wheeL
,(s'
he
front
teat
wnrntbe
woman
ovhtnd
U
There
an)
alefpys
some
annoyances.
The
fleas
ail
annoyed
because
the
dogs
on
scratching
then,
is
not
always
healthy.
An
egg
gets
rotten
y
jnst
doing
nothing.
A
Beotcbtnan
was
teen
wandering
around
AcSapotU
Hill
as
If
looking
for
lowers
to
pick
On
being
accosted,
he
aid
he
waattd
a
game
of
tbnnla
but
the
year
before
last
bslls
did
not
play
very
well.
Now
that
jfiipe
Pluviim
has
gone
on
a
holiday.
PntK
Rupert
is
edjbytng
Itself
y
weekll
Last
went
s
swimming
A
swuusalng
in
the
lake
But
now
d
am
inclined
to
think
The
champlonahlp
lit
take.
For
there
Will
lA-
a
als
Por
wsear
sports
there
soon
And
isxnefelng
seem
td
tett
me
'
I
ehall'ljave
good
fortune.
UtgL
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
-sail
V:
Mary
Asturl.
who
ore
pink
pc-de-ch.ne
Richard
VI
no
re
sup--Tted
the
groom.
The
couple
will
take
up
residence
In
the
Sweet
Apartment
on
f
ifth
Avenue
West.
r
Lieut.
Commander
.
L.
Johnson.
0
SX
.
Jcrrncrly
skipper
of
the
staamer
rrlnc
Rupert,
ta
vhuting
the
coast,
being
on
leave
from
his
naval
duties
Tversfes)
where
he
has
acquitted
himself
4i.aTc.dtwcUoik.
I.
.
H.
Winn
and
Parker
Williams
qt
tha
Workmen's
Compensation
Board
art
visit
mg
the
dutrlct
snd
sre
ea
ts
Prince
Rupert
this
week.
May
Belle
Lingerie
TIIK
NEW
MAY
IIKI-I.K
I10I1I3TTB
III.OOMBH
Tailored
style,
in
shades
of
Sky,
Nile,
Coral,
Peach,
('ruupiV
with
contrast
trim.
-
Q1
CC
Special
at
pet
pair
..;
?XUV
OUK
SI'KCIAI.
MAJVilHbLK
BLOOMHU
In
BobeUe
and
ordinary
style,
beautifully
finiahed
with
dnK!
'
ctotch.
sriades
of
Sky,
Nile.
Peacri,
Crabapple.
r..r;.i
All
sites.
Qi
OC
Per
pair
Fraser
&
Payne
Universal
TrndinR
Co,
DEMAND
j
1'!'
"Rupert
Brand"
7
Kippers-
1'IIK
DAINTIEST
tiUKAKPAKT
FOOli."
Smoked
Dally
by
Canadian
psh
&
Cold
Storage
L'
Prince
llupert,
11.0.