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DAILY
EDITION
sj
Tuesday,
Sept.
4,
1928
News
of
the
Mines
AROUND
PRINCE
RUPERT
Duthie
to
Operate
Rofus-Argenta
on
Large
Scale
Good
Progress
on
.Marmot
Metals
Old
Mobile
Property
Under
Development
Work
on
a
large
scale
is
being
commenced
at
once
on
the
Ru-fus-Argenta
property
in
the
Bear
River
section
which
was
acquired
recently
by
J.
F.
Duthie
of
Seattle.
Ever'
effort
will
be
made
to
get
underground
before
snow
falls
and
several
thousand
feet
of
diamond
drilling
will
be
completed
at
the
earliest
possible
moment
It
h
expected
that
some
real
results
will
be
achieved
by
the
end
of!
ah
1
1
mm
J
XV
S
1
I
f
SENSATIONS
AT
POLICE
PROBE
LOMION
STILL
W.ITCIIIXO
WITH
KEEN'
INTEREST
NOTOKIOtS-CASE
TIIEKE
LONDON.
Sept.
4.
London
U
still
watching
with
feverish
Interest
the
Istert
probe
Into
MetropollUn
police
mettiods
and
the
Adele
cue
promises
Co
create
u
bl
i
sensation
as
the
now
famous
Savidfe
and
Sir
Leo
Chiozw
Money
episode.
Will
Davis,
a
garage
worker.
ws
the
chief
witness
today,
and
gave
damaging
evidence
against
the
two
police
officers
accused
of
conspiracy
to
bring
false
charge
against
Helen
Adele.
a
young
girt
who
somplataed
that
she
had
been
molested
by
one
ot
the
contables.
and
that
It
was
as
a
consequence
of
this
complaint
that
an
attempt
was
made
to
have
her
convicted
of
vagrancy.
Davis,
who
works
In
the
garage
In
which
the
alleged
effence
was
com
mitted,
said
that
Constable
Clayton
came
to
the
garage
about
half
an
hour
after
mktnnlght
on
the
night
of
the
occurrence,
and
told
witness
that
the
girl
would
be
there
about
one
o'clock.
Clayton
then
got
Into
a
taxlcab
to
wait,
and
the
girl
came
along
afterwards
and
entered
the
same
cab
as
the
policeman.
IIEAKII
CRY
FOR
HELP
A
Uttle
later
Davis
heard
her
cry
out
for
help,
and
when
he
went
to
ward
the
oab
met
her
coming
out.
She
was
crying,
and
aaM
she
was
go
lng
to
report
the
oonsunst's
conduct
to
the
sergeant.
Constables
Clayton
and
Stevens
then
followed
her
out
ot
the
garage,
and
toM
witness
they
would
arrest
her
because
she
was
go
ing
to
report
them.
Davis
declared
he
did
not
hear
any
shouting
on
the
street
as
alleged
by
the
policemen
In
their
evidence
against
the
girl.
The
hearing,
which
has
caused
a
sensation
here,
has
been
adjourned
until
Saturday
to
aUow
high
officials
of
the
department
to
confer
oa
the
evidence
so
far.
It
I
stated
that
aer-
7
-"
"
"
vianneulou,
chaftt
mT
be
made
a
a
result
that
construction
of
a
tramline
the
mountain
side
up
to
the
work-Cf
the
disclosures,
and
that
a
general
ings
will
be
started
next
spring
along
with
the
development
of
water
"shake-up"
may
follow.
power
from
Erickson
Falls.
Mr..
.
!
since
the
8.ldge
.
received
such
Duthie.
who
is
managing
director
'.bunches
of
high-grade
ore
and;
8enct
J,
condemnathm
OC
the
Kurus-Argenta
himself,
,
"tvw"is
u,
w.c
yreseui
uwncrs
mlB,
m,,
tow
be,,
brought
to
the
plans
to
visit
the
Dnroertv
Within
iha8
re8U'te
the
discovery
of
!
attention
of
the
autaontna,
and
peo-
the
very
near
future.
The
Rufus-
one
or
0
m,nera''Ie
zoneS-
Asp
who
were
amid
before
to
come
Anrenta
nrooertv
conil
at
.
third
showing
is
found
in
a
small
Itorward
are
giving
eridenee
and
mak-
toSTff
2llS
nred
feet;
m
so,
eurrenee.
The
reeult
of
the
dlacloa-
....
4u-
south
of
the
csmn
but
nn
th
commendation
of
its
engineers',".
ZFZJ'ZZl
""!"mon.
get.
under
w.y
again
.-
...
uiiut
IV.
v..
l-.-i-j
I
--
c
company
nas
locaiea
a
large
the
future
production
poalbUttle
of
number
of
new
claims
to
the
'
the
property
that
they
are
about
to
en-north
of
the
Original
group
&nd,,ter
on
a
large
expenditure
In
order
to
In
addition,
has
taken
an
option
nbl
tn
handling
of
a
larger
quan-on
the
holdings
of
the
Glacier
Girl
,
UT
of
ore
tDd
10
nre
continuous
Mining
Co.
to
the
north.
As
a
re-1
op!t'on,
1nr
wnunr
It
K
i,aji..
.."J
.
'
Soon
after
the
mill
wa
buUt
on
Hud-
suit
an
the
holdings
of
the
Marmot
MeunUln
iound
wetais
t.o.
nave
now
been
jncreas-ltfte
.tXtT
,upp5y
was
cut
off
In
winter
ed
to
some
forty
claims
and
frac-;when
the
ground
froze
thus
preventing
tions
extending
from
the
head
of
j
operations.
Now
it
u
announced
tnat
the
south
fork
to
the
head
of
the
nm
u
to
be
moved
to
the
foot
ot
north
fork
of
the
Marmot
River.
itb
bul
"w
electrical
mac&tnery
On
Glacier
Girl
ground
work
is
lnuul
n
"
ti
i
now
being
rushed
on
open-cutting
tlllT
T',
.
.
'
ttnuou
operation
and
making
the
fuel
a
large
rnineralized
tone
that
tupplT
Shows
oxidiied
width
of
something
i
tt
is
suggested
that
once
the
expen-over
200
feet
by
some
500
feet
injdlture
l
made
the
earning
capacity
of
length.
Chipped
samples,
taken
the
mm
will
be
greatly
increased.
from
the
surface,
give
commercial
I
ZHOU
1a
:?IV
lni
e
opptr-
u
18
HARVESTERS
ARE
ALL
the
full
width
of
this
zone
and,
when
this
trench
is
finished,
it
will
be
channel
sampled.
Several
1
edmonton.
sept
4-Th
peak
of
Koienn
anowings
nave
aiso
Deen
tne
invasion
or
Britiso
and
eastern
bar-located
jvester
ha
passed
and
placement
of
also
be
done
preliminary
to
driving
a
cross-cut
tunnel
to
explore
the
vein
at
dpth.
The
property.
locatecLon
the
south
side
of
Glacier
Creek,
about
three
miles
from
PLACED
ON
MIS
theee
men
have
been
accomplished.
Considerable
surface
work
is
1th
verT
f'w
oiffkruitie
arising.
There
being
done
by
H.
P.
Gibson
and,hM
""
trouW
,n
tb
expouri
which
have
been
locat-j6t
tn
wncUta
to
chtrFe
M
move.
ed
on
the
vM
Mobile
property
On'ment
they
were
Immediately
rectified.
Glader
Creek
in
the
Portland
igwrernment
of
fwi
report.
Canal
district.
Anopen
cut
somcijA
prouibentionuation
man
atated
ten
feet
dep
in.
the
fain
hfll
been
"
reaarlfcbielhaiVueh
a
large
put
in
at
an
elevation
of
4200
IWrf
ta
feet,
a
width
of
about
six
feet
of
,tht..'?
'e.r
?
enUUln
wic
ut'iiik
wiub
uiBtiuscu.
u(au
samples,
it
Is
stated,
gave
a
total
value
in
sHver
of
$114
with
considerable
lead
also
visible
though
assays
were
not
for
this.
The
owners
are
now
open
cutting
on
the
vein
outcropping
hear
Bar
qiULirtEn
An
old
man
who
was
called
Into
the
wltnes-box
happened
to
be
rather
short
-sighted,
and
went
up
the
stairs
which
led
to
the
beneJi
instead
of
those
ney'a
Gulch
and
stripping
will,
that
led
to
the
box.
The
Magistrate,
a
man
with
a
remarkable
sense
of
humor,
smiled.
"Do
you
want
to
be
a
Magistrate,
like
me.
then"
he
aaked.
good-naturedly
"TV
K
bum
tfvl
UnruMI
"
ma
tK
Stewart
fn
a
direct
line,
looks
Very
jovial
answer
"im
an
old
man
now.
interesting.
There
seem
to
be
an'
mayb
it's
ail
I'm
good
for
"
BOXING
PROVES
ENTERTAINING
OOOII
riOIIT
BETWEEN
Rt'RVICII
AMI
NEI
HYRNE
IX
WHICH
FORMER
WON
The
Oraad
Terminal
boxing
tourna
ment
on
Saturday
evening
at
the
Club
gave
a
bag
turn-out
of
tans
a
good
MenlDgs
entertainment,
a
couple
of
bout
were
not
up
to
expectation
ow
lag
to
substitutes
having
to
be
found
but
the
asoat
of
theaa
were
real
tight
with
lot
of
action.
The
stx-roumd
bout
between
Dido
Ourvlch
and
Ned
Byrne
was
a
really
good
fight.
Ourvlch
had
the
advantage
of
reach,
weight
and
experience
and
won
on
point
but
be
had
to
go
some.
Byrne
wa
always
willing
and
pounded
Ourvlch
about
the
body
to
some
purpose.
DMe
did
most
of
the
leading
In
round
one
and
had
Ned
on
ta
repe.
but
.Ned
returned
the
com-pUmeM.
Round
two
wa
Ourvlch''
easily.
Round
three
was
more
even.
Byrne
covered
up
well
and
then
had
the
better
of
the
tee
to
tee
slugging
match
when
Dido
gave
ground.
Round
tour
wa
Dido's.
Round
five
saw
Dido
land
wrth
an
upper-cut
but
Byrne
forced
htm
to
the
repe
and
landed
two
hard
rights
to'
the
body.
DMo
missed
but
later
landed
three
to
the
bead
without
reply.
Ned
was
forced
into
corner
but
landed
a
hard
left
to
tb
body.
Ourvlch
mttsed
a
hard
right
a
the
bell
went.
The
last
round
found
Byrne
showrhg
distress
a
he
left
hi
corner
but
he
led
and
tended
heavUy
en
the
body.
He
had
the
better
of
a
slugging
ex
change
and
then
clinched.
Ourvlch
took
up
the
attack
and
tended
aeveral
to
the
head
but
ran
hi
to
a
couple
of
straight
left
that
shook
him
up.
It
wa
Our-vieh'
round,
however.
Ourvlch
won
the
decision
but
Byrne
put
up
a
good
fight
and
was
given
a
fine
reception
by
the
aowd.
i
During
the
evening
Alt
Harding
who
is
to
box
Madison
Dlx
at
the
Fair
was
introduced
to-
the
crowd
and
got
a
hearty
reception.
Ben
Self
.was
MC
Pete
Laporte
referee.
Alexl
MacDonald
and
W.
Oswald;
fire
nursnal
of
.Vaheouver
time-
ke
ly-
-and
nc
uuc
ucvrKc
vopper
yroup.
u.
..
j
urea
In
the
three
prominent
cases
so
courage
thsn
hi
lighter
opponent.
elevation.
Considerable
work
has
already
e
This
miiiiedfar
1FhXn
w
.
been
done
and
important
showings'
"
wioe
anQ!1WBl,
w,ken
eonndenee
in
the
police
of
hfgh
grade
ore
have
been'co
ins
8everal
tringers-
and
'force,
and
the
generally
expressed
op-opened
up
The
property
fn
a
hunches
of
quartz,
sphalerite,
and
jimon
is
that
the
appointment
of
Lord
eopper-gold
and
silver-lead
min-f
sonre
galena
The
resident
mining!
Br
came
only
ju
in
time.
H
1.
Heves
that
to
stamp
out
tne
offender.
eraHied
1
zone
was
discovered
bv!entiIner
pro-
o.
u.
tnckson
and
Hllliam
or-i
.
,
k,f
presented
warrant,
no
matur
resy
ana
nas
Deen
controlled
dur-
V
bow
Mgh
in
rank
the
offenders
may
inir
recent
veara
hv
Vietnrta
nr
I
be.
Seattle
interests.
It
was
dropped
a
short
time
ago
by
the
Daly.
Ill
I
UIL
Mil
I
Gerard
people.
Good
progress
has
been
made
with
development
of
the
Marmot
Metals
holdings
this
season.
A
survey
of
the
property
has
been
h-ant
to
completed
by
Dalby
B.
Morklll
and
crown
granting
will
be
completed
during
the
coming
winter.
On
re
BEING'
MOVED
One
result
of
the
Investigations
so
far
ha
been
the
lsswance
of
rigid
Instructions
regarding
examinations
and
questioning
of
people
by
police
officers,
end
the
police
are
now
complaining
that
their
work
will
be
greatly
hampered
as
a
result
of
these
new
tnstruc-
,
;
ttons.
Questions
on
the
matter
will
HE
ELECT
RII1EU
AND"8111
kf3
Pnment
meet.
OITPIT
CAPACIT'
POI'IILEI)
IT
IS
ANNOUNCED
and
It
I
likely
that
drast'e
reconstruction
of
police
methods
will
be
Insisted
up
It
they
are
not
already
In
force
by
the
time
the
House
ot
Com-
ndetheT
whole
evening
was
very
successful,
fe.
'
'
;
SEMI-FINAL
The
four
round
semi-final
between
Roy
Johnson.
Colored
boxer
from
Edmonton
and
Kino
Ourvlch
gave
the
fans
something
to
talk
about.
Johnson
swung
a
wicked
right
but
Ourvlch
made
'him
ttim
more
often
than
not.
Ourvlch
landed
a
few
Infighting
and
Jupper
cut
Jackson
several
times.
Both
slugged
hard
toe-to-toe
and
Jackson
with
a
twenty
pound
weight1
advantage
made
his
weight
tell.
The
secoiid
round
saw
Nino
start
tgresslvely
but
Jackson
connected
with
a
right
that,
put
the
local
boy
down
and
had
him
on
the
ropes.
Cries
of
fool
from
severs
spectators
and
a
mild
pandemonium
resulted.
Anyway
the
referee
did
at
count
and
the
bell
saved
Nino.
'
To
the
surprise
of
everyone.
Including
Jackson,
Nino
came
back
strong
In
the
third
round
and
had
Jackson
on
the
defensive
and
td
to
take
a
count
of
eight.
Ourvlch
landing
frequently.
The
last
found
was
all
Ourvlch
V
He
pounded
Jackson
about
the
head
and
body
andl
the
latter
took
two
counts
of
eight
and
one
of
nine.
But
ne
managed
to
avoid
a
knock-out
and
Ourrich
won
J
the
referee's
decision
jsally.
But
that
second
episode
was
strange.
Jackson
was
anxious
to
arrange
a
fight
with
one
,
of
the
spectators
but
we
have
not
heard
If
arrangements
hare
been
completed.
OTHER
BOLTS
Herbert
Morgan
and
A
Antone)
fought
a
good
scrap
to
a
draw.
Earl
Batt
and
Fete
Chenoskl
put
up
a
good
fight.
Pete's
left
uppe.
cup
was
working
well
In
the
first
round
and
he
was
aggressive
but
Batt
was
cool.
In
the
second
round
Batt's
straight
left
bothered
Pete
a
lot
and
exchanges
were
even
The
third
rounc
saw
some
heavy
slugging
both
being
willing
to
mix
but
there
wss
little
advantage
to
either
and
a
draw
was
a
good
verdlet.
Mike
Otrrvfeh
substituting
for
Ed
Smith
who
broke
4
bone
In
his
hand
In
training,
was
too
big.
too
long
fn
the
reach
and
altogtther
too
good
for
Roy
Pong
but
the
latter
wraa
always
pluck
snd
never
gsve
up
trying.
The
referee
stopped
tb
farce
in
the
second
round
and
Ourvlch
had
the
decision
essUy
but
not
because
be
hsd
more
BICYCLE
RACES
LEO
I
AT
VICTORIA
MAliCIIIER
HON
riVE
.MILE
CHAMHIONKIIIP
OP
1U11TIMI
COL-t'MHIA
YESTEKUAY
VICTORIA,
Sept.
4.
Leo
Marohler
of
Vancouver
won
the
five
mUe
bicycle
championship
of
British
Columbia
yes
terday
defeating
Stan
Jackson
ot
Vic
toria
by
at
wheel.
Jackson
won
the
hall
mile
champion
ship
and
Louts
Rush
of
Victoria
the
mile
Junior
tUsaiblonahlp.
Jackson
also
won
the
fifteen
mUe
Moody
Cup
race.
THE
BEAHON
Mother
If
you
wanted
to
go
fishing
why
dldt
you
come
and
.
k
me
first
Johnny
Because
J
wanted
to
go
tuning.
icrvlcc
.
Fairbanks-Merse
Type
UY"
Oil
Engines
Thete
englatt
are
designed
to
give
reliable
power
from
low
priced
fuel
oils.
Simplicity
m
design
and
construction
coo
tribute
to
high
ever-all
efficiency.
Operating
coats
art
kept
low
by
Yhe
iffidrnt
contumpUon
Of
a
wide
range
ef
lo
grade
fuel
oils.
Require
little
sitcntion.
Have
low
maintenance
coat
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f
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from
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DAY
Wednesday
LADIES'
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CHILDREN'S
DPAUTMKM
Ladies'
Rayon
Silk
Bloomers,
Watson
and
Children's
Lisle
Sox
in
White.
s.t
Monarch
quality,
in
Rom,
Sand,
Pink.
etc.,
5
pairs
fto-
.
,
m
,
,
Mauve,
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and
Fch,
pe
ptOr
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7
Pure
Silk
How
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a.
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Owy.
rWe-r
value
10
$1.75.
3
pairs
for
SMMI
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Penman's
Silk
and
Male
Hose
in
Peeh.
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Vt
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Sand,
Sunset,
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etc.
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to
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Women's
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House
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nicely
em-
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jae
and
Mist.
Sixes
ii
broidered
in
a
variety
of
shades.
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3
doten
Ladies'
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long
sleeves
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Sizes
16
to
44,
value
to
$3.60,
to
be
clear-
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at
each
$L5
Cbildren's
KhakT
Ovaralli.
Udies'
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and
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in
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tu9
suit
SI
,
Tweeds,
Flannels,
ten
to
clear
at
each
;
S'lJftfl
Corselettes
in
fancy
fiffured
pink
matrial.
DRArtWT
DRPAKTMENT
4
garters
and
elaatic
inaota,
each
.
.
Cretoane.
to
sererel
tleslfns.
bri,'
Udies'
Fall
Weight
Uptea
8nJtv
taao
Jag
8
yard
for
si
,,,
length,
sleeveless
style,
suit
$fjttl
w.
.
a
.
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Pringd
Lace
Curtain
Panels
in
f
;r
l
:
Silk
Knit
Scarves
and
Crepe
d
Chine
Print-
ferent
designs,
1
1-4
yards
Ion.
:.-.
ed
Scarres,
each
$19
.
,
,
.
,
Curtain
Nats
.in
attraott
patt.--
1
dosen
only,
Hata,
nicely
A
itiukii.
Vahie
to
fnr
sl
.,
to
AJB0.
To
clear
at
each
.
,
.
.
.
-
WashaWe
Say
Bags
tn
varied
o,
Umbrellas
and
Parasols
in
varrom
cletna.
Ky
4.
Eatih
r,
Value
to
$1.76,
for
each
fMt
.
,
ta
Panther
Plrtowa
fa
Fancy
Art
Ticking
Ureas
Flanaeh
in
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Rose,
Henna,
s
,
,
Jade,
8aad,
Grey,
etc
yard
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Towelling,
Bine
Check,
nice
abacrhona
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TwfoW
apiendid
,
;
quality.
vara
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............
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ls;ggt,
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Striped
Turkish
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splendid
quality,
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Flanneletta,
t4
inches
wide,
in
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large
site,
11
by
44.
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$lM
or
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let
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ings
on
the
airplane
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found
oft
vhe
coast
of
Ireland
as
being
vne
of
their
prodiiftji
and
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iht
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