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Friday,
July
20,
1928
CIRCULATION
CAMPAIGN
Most
readers
of
this
paper
will
know
by
now
something
abottt
the
circulation
campaign
starting,
in
connection
with
this
paper.
The
idea
is
to
increase
the
circulation
of
a
northern
news
paper
as
against
those
in
the
south
or
outside
the
province
so
that
people
in
this
section
may
become
imbued
with
a
sense
of
loyalty
to
the
north
asd-may
keep
in
touch
with
all
its
activities.
There
is
no
other
wiy
of
doing
this
at
present
except
through
the
columns
of
this
paper.
For
that
reason
we
ask
them
to
consider
the
campaign
and
its
possibilities
as
applied
to
themselves
and
urge
that
readers
generally
oihoperate
and
make
it
as
great
a
success
as
possible.
The
-election
is
over
and
we
are
now
back
to
normal
and
plan
to
devoMatl
our
energies
to
keeping
our
readers
both
at
home
and
abroad
(thonged
on
the
developments
taking
place
in
this
huge
country
and
also
in
giving
them
the
best
possible
general
news
WELCOME
SIR
HENRY
Sir
Henry
Thornton
comes
to
see
us
every
year
and
we
are
glad
to
have
him
pay
us
a
visit
occasionally.
He
knows
as
well
as
we
that
he
has
not
been
able
to
carry
out
all
his
plans
in
connection
with
trifs
port,
butwe
hope
he
will
give
earnest
consideration
to
some
of
them
this
time
and
try
to
have
them
carried
out.
He
knows
what
they
are
aa
well
as
we.
And
pesMMy
we
may
be
abTe
to
help
the
railway
to
some
extent.
We
might
for
instance
persuade
the
government
to
give
us
a
djiily
malt
service
daring
the
summer
months
and
to
pay
the
railway
fortt
Tfcat
would
be
a
great
thing
for
us
and
would
also
bene
fit
the
railway.
The
new
mills
starting
here
recently
will
benefit
the
line
and
we
hope
there
will
be
other
industries
develop
that
will
provide
business
for
the
railway.
RIG
MISSOURI
MINE
The
taking
up
of
the
option
on
the
Big
Missouri
mine
is
a
great
event
in
mining
circles.
It
means
an
immense
lot
to
the
Salmon
River
section
of
Portland
Canal
and
has
an
influence
in
drawing
attention
to
the
whole
district.
If
the
option
had
been
dropped
it
would
have
been
a
serious
blow.
To
have
two
big
shipping
mines
in
the
same
valley
is
a
greet
thing
but
it
Is
only
the
beginning
of
what
it
is
hoped
will
be
much
better
times
for
Stewart
and
the
surrounding
country.
EXTENSION
OP
SCHOOLS
Possibly
it
is
not
generally
recognited
what
a
healthy
sigi:
is
the
extension
of
educational
institutions
in
a
community.
When
the
Booth
School
was
built
here
it
was
twice
as
large
as
was
actually
needed,
yet
today
all
the
schools
in
the
city
are
crowded
and
other
will
have
to
be
erected
soon.
In
Terrace
they
ace
planning
a
new
high
school
to
provide
for
the
increase
in
number
of
children
attending,
a
second
room
having
to
be
opened
there
after
the
holidays.
There
are
other
advances,
all
of
which
point
in
the
direction
of
increased
development.
LARGE
INCOME
RADIO
CONTROL
siM
or
rout
ami
ni.r
million
iim
r.ivin
HV
COMMISSION
IN
rfRIT.US
LONDON
Jitlv
20
Government
tmi
.
:
:!..
Rnttlo
here
has
proved
pro!
Mb.,
ii..
'-i
k:
any
rate
for
the
Ocv
iiuiwn;
Tlx
nrst
report
of
the
Br:t
II:
hc'
:;
na
Ct
mmis'lou
.lhow.-
I
that
its
incsmr
lor
the
vrar
wan
4
-
(
500
OOO
and
rhnt
after
wttini
anldc
300.000
to-
i-mw'
ruction
o;
rct'innal
station
there
still
Wl.OOci
:.,
hr
carrlvd
inujid
Tlx
,uiu
o!
H0"'i.
000
was
derived
from
wireless
licenses
It
spent
la.sOOAOO
on
lu
programs.
-Many
interesting
'
tacts
are
given
in
the
report.
There
were,
for
instance
Sfl.OiM
Hours
of
transmission
during
the
year,
with
only
about
ao
hours
of
pre
Mown
Music
oeeupied
about
two-
thl'rts
oi
the
programs.
Lessons
I
y
wireless
seem
to
be
growing
In
fuvor
In
schools,
tor
4,000
double
the
number
of
the
previous
year
were
known
to
listen
to
London
and
Dsventry
alone,
'
The
total
number
of
llatenera
Increased
by
217.000
durinx
the
year
to
3JeT174.
The
Earl
or
Clarendon
Is
chairman
of
the
Commission
and
receives
a
salary
e
tlSOOO
Lord
dalnford
is
vice-chairman,
and
has
n
salary
of
W.QO0.
ordinary
members
Sir
Gordon
Ni
irne
Dr
M
,t
Hernial!.
Mrs
Philip
Snowden.
nucl
BriKiid.i
r-Oenerl
Rrlth
receive
SH.SOn
nrn
Whole
Wheat
in
Wholesome
Form
Selected
for
finest
quality.
Shredded
for
easy
digestion.
Thoroughly
baked
for
ready
serving.
TRISCUIT
-
cr.so
and
tasty
for
luncheon
Made
Uy
The
Canadian
Shredded
Wheat
Company.
Ltd.
An
effort
is
setna
SMde
to
work
owl
the
continuation
of
the
vein.
With
the
exception
of
two
Bridges
that
are
required,
the
trail
up
the
Oeorgta
River,
south
of
Stewart,
has
been
completed
for
six
and
a
half
miles
and
is
now
within
four
miles
of
the
Oeorcla
River
Gold
property.
A
commodious
floating
wharf
has
t
oullt
iu
the
mouth
of
the
river
near
the
company's
beach
camp,
h
Is
the'KllBe.'
n
tent
ion
of
the
company
to
start
development
of
the
property
at
once,
back-packing
sufficient
supplies
for
immediate
needs.
The
Premier
management
has
moved
compressor
plant
on
to
the
Silverado
mine
a'
Stewart
for
the
purpose
of
driving
a
1000-foot
tunnel
to
be
used
aa
a
working
tunnel
when
ore
Is
encountered.
From
the
,crtal
of
this
tunnel
it
will
be
pretty
well
a
straight
shoot
through
to
the
site
of
the
dock
hlch
the
Premier
is
constructing
at
the
mouth
of
Marmot
'River
for
the
purpose
ef
shipping
ore
from
the
POKer
Idaho
and
Prosperity
proper-
iS.
A
crew
of
a
dceon
men
In
two
-ihlft
Is
now
employed
In
driving
two
tunnels
wl'-h
power
drills
on
the
Marmot
Gold
property,
consisting
of
fourteen
claims
and
tractions,
at
the
!-esd
of
Magee
Pass
on
the
south
fork
of
Marmot
Jtiver.
some
eight
miles
from
the
beach.
Arrangements
have
teen
msde
for
the
surveying
of
the
property
preparatory
to
crown
rantli'8.
Camp
construction
has
been
completed
and
development
is
being
rushed.
The
work
is
at
present
con
fined
to
two
main
veins,
other
abow-lngi
being
left
for
future
exploration.
No
l
vein
hr.i
been
traced
a
distance
of
from
3.000
to
4.00
feet
and
has
j
a
width
of
from
six
to
fourteen
feet,
(.ontalnlng
a
sulphide
ore
carrying
!
.Uue
in
gold
and
silver
with
some
lead
and
a
little
sine.
Open
cuts
in
u
number
of
places
have
given
1
essay
returns
of
from
M7
to
MOO
per
ton
mostly
in
gold
and
silver.
There
1
also
some
free
gold
and
native
silver.
No
a
vein
has
been
traced
for
seme
1800
feet
on
the
surface
snd
has
a
width
oi
Irom
6
to
111
feet.
Values
are
Identical
with
No
1
vein.
Two
cross-cut
tunnels
have
been
started
for
the
purpose
of
gaining
depth.
One
is
now
in
fifty
feet
and
win
have
to
be
continued
another
100
feet
to
reach
the
vela.
Ths
other
tunnel
driver
for
Mo.
2
vein
crossed
the
formation
for
3
feet
snd
was
turned
and
driven
on
the
strike
of
the
vein
for
88
feet.
Another
80
feet
should
put
it
under
the
surface
outcrop
from
which
Ri.'-ay
returns
of
4170
across
three
1
feet
in
gold
and
silver
were
taken.
When
the
objective"
Is
reached
the
d
if
t
wrll
be
contfffttW
iflr
the
pur-.
se
of
develop
"'ore
"Wd
gaining
d
pth.
Herbert
ButTT
fa
managing
d
recMr
vf
the"
MlfVrn
old.
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Kuport
A.
Beeves,
official
photographer
for
the
Federal
Department
Of
Trade
and
Commerce,
in
in
Prince
Rupert.
He
will
photograph
salmon
fhablag
In
all
It
iinindi"
sk
well
an
halibut
fishing
and
wawlniK
"One
of
the
best
runs
of
salmon
we
THE
DATLY
NEWS
PAGE
IWO
The
freshness
of
Orange
Pekoe
tea
the
elevation
grown
the
manner
protected
from
the
air
determine
the
goodness.
"SALADA"
Orange
Pekoe
News
of
the
Mines
Blend
is
the
most
completely
satisfying
Orange
Pekoe
you
can
buy
-Only
43c
per
Hb.
AROUND
PRINCE
RUPERT
To
DcvoIoq
Silvcr-I!ell
at
Stewart
Strike
Made
on
Old
Pcne-
tnnjSlatm---(ieorKia
Hirer
(iold
Active
n
-f:
contract
has
been
completed
fbr
4,600
fot
of
horse
trail
I.
L..!1J1
...
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t.
:
I
I
J.
II
lflv.iiw
"T!."
nH
confltrucxron
oi
camp
uuhumikm
on
me
anver
iwu
fccr-property-
near
Stewart
ami
everything
la
now
in
readiness
for
the
commencement
of
actual
development
worR-as
planned
lor
tnis
veai-.
The
oroDerty
consists
of
sixteen
claim
and
fractions
on
th
east
side
of
the
head
of
Portland
Canal,
iftbofBtvone
and
a
half
miles
southeast
of
Stewart
and
extends
from
just
above
tidewater
to
an
elevation
of
some
4,500
feet.
It
is
bounded
en
the
north
by
the
Silverado
Consolidated
and
oa
the
east
anil
Wuthesst,
by
the
Prosperity,
its
easterly
boundary
being
'
only
780
leet
from
the
Porter
Idaho,
hatejuid
tor
jobi.
'
is
the
.
way
J.
T.
The
tram
which
the
Premier
wUl
have
c
WMlams,
.fisheries
Inspector,
tie-
to
construct
in
order
to
nancue
Silverado
ores
will
run
directly
across
the
scribes
the)
.
aUUst-on
in
District
No.
a
this
sea
ten.
All
the
fishermen
are
Silver
Bell
property
to
the
Premier
mkktng
good
q
terminals
at
the
mouth
of
the
Marmot
,ckj
oT
wUef,
River
where
It
will
Join
the
tram
now
being
built
to
the
Porter
Idaho.
Considerable
development
work
has
already
beam
done
on
the
tJttver
Bell,
under
the
direction
of
E.
O.
Fhefce.
oon-iultlng
engineer,
the
funds
having
been
advance;!
by
Messrs.
Bsckus
and
Sng-ber
of
Seattle.
Mr.
Rleoe
reports
'ha:
there
are
tour
well
defined
veins
.
ividly
traceable
throughout
the
length
of
the
claims,
these
veins
varying
In
a
Kith
trem
six
inches
to
eighteen
feet
lth
eoM.
silver
and
lead
values
from
.
few
dollars
a
tea
to
tsejo.
The
extensive
work
betas,
done
on
BHver-c!o,
Prosperity
and
Porter
Idaho
should
rcatly
assist
and
snoourase
development
on
the
Silver
Bell.
hi
discovery
which
may
prove
of
oeo-
sideMMe
importance
has
been,
made
on
the
old
Penetaag
ercwn-gited
claim
which
aatyataa
the
DalbeaisM
group
on
the
east
awl
has
been
oei
".y
W.
D.
Brown,
One
of
flat
EC
.oneie
directors,
for
several
years.
The
discovery
was
made
In
a
gulch
ana
parti;
unoeroeatn
a
ami
tall
and
as
neat
aa
could
be
aseort
sinew
by
picking
srouad
nsnsaah
the
spray
be
vein
Is
twelve
leet
wide
with
sight
inches
of
solid
ore
on
one
vnffl
tint
ays
suiy-jae
far
ens),
the
3f
the
vein
selns
well
sprinkled
Hsleaa
and
snowing
soene
ruby
silver
a
Urge
run
of
hump-30c
is
being
paid.
A
eon
was
born
at
the
Prince
Rupert
Oenersl
Hospital
today
to
Mr.
and
Mm.
A.
Soriano.
Ml
Second
Avsnue.
TALKING
ABOUT
NEW
CABINET
srnnnsTfox
Ji.tnt;
as
to
who
may
lIBT
rOHTftHlfW
IN
TOLM1K
fjrtiTHN'MBNT
msMag
Is
the
popular
pastime
jus
I
HOW.
Hvejj
person
Interested
In
polfttet
tm
feme
suggestion
to
make
as
to
tk
tltl
be
in
the
new
cabinet.
When
Be.
,
'Mamie
is
called
upon
to
form
a
aMSMlUiient.
following
the
m
Br.
MacLesm
It
wUl
be
I
ieifect
the
best
material.
sot
neslHaaJtll
from
the
members
bly
from
them.
Any
tor
the
ea
blast
Has
to
go
tm
M
the
people
for
re-election,
i
aO
that
the
constituents
40
Ms
taking
the
position
It
la
mmse1Me
for
anyone
at
this!
artaum
fMSMSmt
centre
to
auM
any-:
tmag
like
sf
eertain
prediction
as
to:
who
WOl
toko
pertfotlos
out
the
fol-1
Xrwtag
rajas
as
ban
ssstfe
leesMy
j
Premier
and
Minster
of
Agriculture.1
Dr.
8.
T.
Totmte.
Attorney
OenMaJ.
R
L.
Ualtland.
ProviaeuU
geeretary.
R.
H
Pooley.
MlnlatsVof
Ttaance,
W.
c.
Shelly.
Minister
of
Public
Works.
J.
W.
Jones.
Minister
of
Lands.
Col.
Fred
Lister.
Minister
of
Mlr-n,
W
A.
McKstuds
Minister
of
education.
Joshua
Hlnch-
POLITICAL
SITUATION
AS
SEEN
YESTERDAY
Tom
I'plilll'of
I'trple
the
Only
Ulmr
Man
fn
the-
ew
IlatMre
VAHCOtJVBl.
July
30
Yesterda?
!
afternoon's
election
news
showed
CoUeyj
has
a
majority
of
eleven
with
three
j
rolls
to
come.
Bruhn
has
a
lead
of
a,
thousand
in
Salmon
Arm
where
the!
count
Is
practically
complete.
McKenrle
I
re-elected
in
Stmllkanieen.
j
Tabulation
of
the
situation
la
441
1
ridings
yeetsrdsy
showed
Liberals;
'looted
In
Alberni.
Cranbrook.
Nanalmo.
Htm
Westminster
tale.
Omlneca.
toal
Liberals
leading
In
Columbia.
Kain-I
loops.
North
Vancouver.
Prince
Rupei:.'
Revelstoke.
,
Conservatives
elected
In
Burnaby.
ChUllwack.
Comox
Cowlchan-Newcastle
Oelta.
Vfewdney
Kto,ulmalt.
Oramnd
Porks-OreenwtK.d
The
Islnnd.
Nelson
North
OkaiiSk'ii'.i
Rtchmcnd-Poni'
Ore
v.
LACKak
KelloRg's
Coi-n
Flakes
really
help
you
to
keep
goo!
and
fit.
They
are
eo
deliciously
crisp
so
easy
to
digest.
Which
is
just
another
reason
"why
more
than
11,000,000
people
demand
them
daily!
J
ejrlv
CORN
-cssUmd-Trall,
flaanlch,
Salmon
Arm.
Unllkamsen.
South
Okanegan,
south
Vancouver,
Vancouver
City
6
seats.
Victoria
City
4
aeats.
ToUl
SB.
Conservatives
are
leading
in
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MRS.
WOODLAND
NOW
VISITING
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Mrs.
Oeorge
A.
Woodland,
of
Prince
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daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
ohn
A.
MaeKeaate.
arrived
from
her
;
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on
the
Oeean
Limited
on
July
1.
This
is
Mrs.
Woodland's
twelfth
trip
-cross
the
continent.
Mrs.
Weedlead
was
a
coorn
panted
an
rer
trip
By
her
husband
to
Vancouver,
then
to
Jasper,
where
Mr.
Woodland
returned
West
and
Mrs.
Woodland
yroeeeded
east
to
Winnipeg,
and
them
to
Port
Arthur
acreaa
the
lakes
to
Hernia,
then
on
by
rail
to
Torosno
r.'cntresl
and
Truro
Mrs.
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will
visit
for
a
couple
i
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months
with
her
parents.
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