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CABINET
TALK
RIFE
IN
SOUTH
C.OSSIP
SETTLES
MI.MK
POIUl'OI.I(
HIT
OTIIEKH
A
HP.
IN
IIOUIT
VICTORIA.
July
3
All
prognost
testers
seem
to
be
agreed
that
R
L.
Malt-
lend,
youthful
Vancouver
barrister,
will
In
all
probability
be
the
new
attorney
general
in
the
Tolmle
government
and
there
is
also
agreement
on
Joshua
Hlnchcllffe
of
Victoria
as
minister
of
education.
W.
p.
Shelley
pi
Vancouver
as
minister
of
finance.
Dr.
L.
E.
Borden
of
Nelson
a
provincial
secretary
and
minuter
cf
health
and
W.
A.
Mackensle
of
Slmllkameen
a
minister
of
public
works.
Those
close
to
Dr.
Tolmle
say
there
Is
no
doubt
that
W
C.
Shelley
will
be
of
fered
the
finance
portfolio
but
there
l.i
not
so
much
certainty
that
he
wUl
accept
it
on
account
of
his
extensive
business
interest
and
financial
ventures
from
which
he
would
virtually
nave
to
retire
if
he
went
into
the
government
On
the
otter
hand,
he
la
so
doubt,
the
man
experienced
man
,
in
financial
aifalrs
among
th
OeWWhttve
tnean
ben-elect.
railing
Mr
Shelly
taking
the
portfolio.
T.
H.
Kirk
VwOHeer
la
mentioned
by
many
aa
a
possible
finance
minister.
The
nam
pf
J..W.
Jones
of
South
Oksnagtu
Is
also
heard
In
tbta
connection.
"Pat"
Maltland.
Respite
Ma
youth,
is
the
general
favorite
fcr
the
post
of
attorney
general
though
It.
H
Pooley.
former
Conservative
bouse
leader
and
leug
a
member
of
the
legislature,
for
Btquimalt.
is
also
mentioned.
Though
Mjr
Pooley
is
not
as
popular
throughout
the
province
e
he
la
in
his
ewn
riding.
It
is
generally
felt
that
soth.
Reward
is
due
him
for
the
rownan
eW0b
be
has
given
his
party.
ifeJWWf'jspejly
boosted
as
a
possible
$rlit4t
fP
tary
'
With
Dr.
A.
M
Banford
of
Mew
west-minster
defeeted.
there
1
little
opposition
in
Conservative
ranks
at
least
to
the
mantle
of
minister
of
education
falling
upon
the
shoulders
of
Joshua
Hlnchcllffe,
already
eight
years
n
member
fir
Vlrtorla.
NeH
Loujjheed
Is
conaldered
the
favor,
lte
for
the
pcirtfclto
of
minister
of
lands
though
W.
P.
Kennedy
of
North
Ofcana-
gan
!
ulm
spoken
of
The
only
handl
95
86
.25
2
.15
Monday.
July
23,
1028
from
his
PremleMhlp.
it
is
pa
lbs
the
portfolio
may
go
to
William
Atkinson,
ai
experienced
farmer
who
defeated
the
former
Liberal
minister
of
agriculture
Hon.
I.
D.
Barrow,
in
Chllllwack.
The
only
prospective
rival
for
the
public
wcrks
portfolio
against
W.
A.
Mackensle
of
Slmllkameen
appears
to
be
B
W.
Bruhu.
the
naturalised
Scan
dinavian,
of
Salmon
Arm.
With
both
N.
A
Walltnger
of
Cran-brook
and
T.
W.
Falconer
of
Atlln
de
feated,
there
ts
much
speculation
as
to
who
wUl
be
given
the
mines
minister
ship.
J.
H
Srhofleld.
the
dean
of
the
legislature
from
Trail,
has
some
claim
to
honors
and
it
is
possible
he
may
get
this
post
although
he
has
never
been
an
'-outstanding
legislator.
It
la
more
likely,
however,
that
Dr.
L.
E.
Borden
31
Kelson
will
receive
the
portfolio.
Dr.
Tolmle
Is
known
to
have
express
ed
the
opinion
that
there
should
be
a
separate
mlnlstery
for
labor.
Adam
Bell
of
Revelstoke
and
Capt.
M.
McLean
of
Pernte
are
understood
to
have
been
slated
for
this
portfolio
but
both
were
beaten.
There
Is
considered
a
possibil
ity
tbt
C.
F
Davie
of
Cowlchan-New-castle
might
be
offered
the
portfolio
He
has
Interested
himself
a
good
deal
In
Oriental
exclusion.
For
the
Important
position
of
Speaker
a
number
of
names
are
mentioned
including
those
of
T.
P.
Burden.
Port
Oeorgc;
Col.
C.
W.
Peck.
V.C.,
the
Is
lands.
Col.
Fred
Lister,
Creston:
Michael
Manwru.
Mackrnxle.
This
Is
also
the
p:st
where
many
friends
of
J.
H
Seho-firld
cf
Trail
would
like
to
see
him
placed.
,
Meantime,
cabinet
speculation
Is
rife
but
Premier-elect
Tolmle
Is
silent
on
the
matter.
He
has
said
that
be
will
not
make
any
announcements
until
he
has
been
formally
called
upon
to
form
a
government,
possibly
alter
August
8
when
the
official.
counts
are
made.
VAUDEVILLE
ACTS
,
ADDED
TO
PROGRAM
Ymi
and
(filbert
Variety
Troupe
Mill
Xupplnnrnl
Movie
lllll
n
Wrdnra
day
and
Thurmluy.
In
addition
t
the
regular
moving
picture
program,
the
Weatholme
Theatre
will
offer
a
vaudeville
entertainment
between
show-
on
Wednesday
and
Thura-
day
evenings.
The
program,
by
a
traupe
which
nrnved
from
Alaska
at
the
end
cap
in
the
latter'
way
Is
that
too
many
or
tne
ween,
win
induce
muiju
wmrvwuii.
cabinet
posltloni
could
not
go
to
the
'by
Lee
Parry,
patter
and
songs
by
Oll-Ofcani!ii;i
district
whence
J
W
Jones
ten
Van
Alls'
unci
Msrlc
Ollbert.
lis-and
W
A
MackeneU'
already
n;ine.
:
wailan
daiunni
one
act
comedy,
sooord-If
Dr.
Tolmie
Heparates
aurli
ulttiro
inn
number
n
m
wiilstlings.
otc.
Important
"these
hot
days
!
E
Playing
children
and
working
grown-ups
require
this
light
but
nourishing
food
!
Delicious
with
fruit
Eaoy
to
digest
TRISCUIT
A
Wafer
that's
good
for
everybody
VISITORS
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In
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i3Ui
in
ibis
Action."
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a
dxizling
rray
of
awards.
.
h
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.ev.
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Inaugura
tion
t
ton
of
th
moil
stupendous
auto
mobile
and
cash
campaign
conducted
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.ins
section.
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purpose
ol
me
wnole
gigantic
gilt
distribution
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the
placing
of
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every
.mine
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than
,000
in
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including
two
ol
the
latest
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enclosed
auto
mobile
both
purchased
from
local
dealers;
hundreds
of
dollars
In
caah
prise
Xu
Jaet,
just
as
many
gifts
a
tners
are
active
participants
will
be
distributed
among
the
wen
and
women
and
boys
and
girls
of
this
territory
within
the
aett
few
weeks
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is
predicted
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later,
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participate
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gift.
The
only
stipulation
that
The
Dally
News
makes
in
connection
wUn
entrant
I
that
no
employe
m
the
office
of
Th
Dally
ews
or
member
of
their
tamed-late
faaalUes
ean
enter.
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efter
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act
that
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wins
something
and
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ease
with
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even
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biggest
of
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gilts
may
be
won
Just
a
little
earnest
application
and
vote-getting
during
spare
moments
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do
It
Is
expected
to
create
considerable
In
:ereat
among
our
people,
and
there
should
be
many
entrants.
The
char
acter
and
th
eelan
of
the
automobiles
and
th?
fact
that
EVBRT
one
who
ac
tively
participates
will
win
a
prise
la
ixpecteel
to
attract
candidates
from
every
asction
of
the
territory
of
which
iTince
Rupert
is
thehub.
;
Anyone
would
be
proud
to
own
either
)f
the
automobiles
which
The
Daily
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is
giving
YOU
the
opportunity
to
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free.
And
anybody
can
certainly
use
any
of
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suuis
In
CASH
which
ihe
News
will
distribute
to
those
who
do
.jot
win
either
of
the
two
prize
cars.
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become
a
candidate
in
the
gift
Jlstrlbutlon
is
an
easy
matter.
To
win.
ven
the
biggest
of
the
cars.
Is
Just
aa
:ay.
ir
you
apply
yourself
during
spare
.ncmenta.
NOMINATION
IILANK
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this
lieue
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appears
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entry
or
"Nomination
Blank"
which
raeii
properly
filled
out
and
mailed
or
Drought
to
the
campaign
department
of
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Prince
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News
will
start
you
in
the
campaign
with
5000
votes.
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votes
are
obtained
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two
sys:
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by
clipping
the
free
vote
coupon
which
will
appear
in
every
Issue
)f
The
Dally
News,
and
the
other
by
.btalning
new
and
renewal
lubjcrtptlcn
iayments.
the
number
of
votes
depend
'ng
on
when
it
is
turned
In
and
according
to
the
length
af
the
subscriptions.
Kadi
free
voting
coupon
now
will
be
rood
for
100
votes,
and
must
be
brought
or
sent
Into
thr
office
of
The
News
efore
expiration
of
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date
printed
hereon.
Thus
It
will
be
seen
that
the
lanlnatton
blank,
together
with
10
cf
be
free
coupons
clipped
from
The
tew
will
start
a
candidate
right
eft
vlth
8000
votes
Pull
Information
as
M
ust
how
to
esmrt
will
be
furnished
upon
troest
or
-receipt
of
the
DomMev
oupon.
It
makes
no
difference
where
a
candl-late
resides,
so
fsr
as
his
or
her
chances
r
winning
a
car
or
a
caah
prise
are
con-
erned.
The
distribution
cf
the
autonomies
and
all
the
CASH
prlMs
has
jeen
v
arranged
that
each
eandklste
rill
have
an
equal
opportunity.
The
campaign
department
la
located
n
the
second
floor
of
The
Dally
News
iuildmg.
343
Third
Avenue,
Prince
Ru-.ert.
Tljr
phone
number
Is
s4S
add
the
ampalgn
office
is
open
from
0
o'clock
ach
morning
until
8
o'clock
each
1UCHANAN
BOYS
TO
BE
HERE
IN
AUGUST
ifty
rut-.
Nnanrrd
by
lrtrolt
Capital-M,
tVUI
Makr
Trip
to
.Uanka...
.!
The
annual
party
be
here
enrQUJr
Ull
t
steamer
Ifi1e1W
ust
10
T
oys
from
is
nan
coya
aboard
he
United
States
making
an
educational
our
of
the
West
financed
with
the
assistance
of
Oeorge
I.
Buchanan.
De-roit
capitalist
and
philanthropist
By
vir.
Buchanan's
scheme,
which
he
intituled
in
10M.
some
00
boys
of
ten
years
of
sge
and
over
have
had
an
opportunity
of
a
summer
vacation
at
only
a
third
of
the
cost.
To
make
the
trip,
'.he
boy
must
earn
lias
himself,
another
USA
fceinK
wddnl
to
this
by
the
parents
While
Mi
Buchanan
putx
up
the
third
4
'
,
f
tg
J
HEKlf-llT
"MKSTII01.MU
(Monda&iul
Tiie(l:l.V)
Milton
ffm
in
"Th.
Hawk1
.
Nest.-
?
Comedy:
Ab'h"
Paramouri'News
'flWrAlH
ami
Tk."f
UWmi
in
xW,?rs.--,i:
Review,
ITIday
iiml
Hstiirrfay
Ulllan
Dish.
In
"Annie
Laurie."
Comedy:.
"Thr
DatUf
of
the
Oeatury."
:
Metro-Ootdwyn
News.
CHINATOWN
SECRETS
DISCLOSED
IN
NEW
satlon
In
nis
role
as
the
myatenou
Hawk"
leader
In
the
shadowy
pre-
cincts.
Doris
Ken
yon
has
th
feminine
lead
ing
role.
D1X
ROMANTIC
MEXICAN
DON
IN
"GAY
DEFENDER"
Prom
the
cool
patio,
centre
of
bis
hacienda,
a
Spanish
don
ruled
a
sun
drenched
CeUiornla
rancbo.
Serene
and
peaceful,
ttfe
flowed
smoothly
un
der
his
gentle
guidance.
There
was.
hewever,
one
Irritation
lor
the
old
aristocrat.
He
could
not
get
his
nephew
and
heir
to
shoulder
the
responsibilities
that
were
bis.
"You
are
but
an
Indolent
guitar
player,"
the
old
man
exploded.
.But
his
words
drew
only
shrugs
and
lasy
smiles
from
the
youth.
Life
was
too
pleasant
why
should
he
worry
about
administration
of
the
rencho's
affairs?
Especially
when
he
was
busy
wooing
the
American
girl,
whose
father
was
commissioner
lor
the
United
States
in
the
newly
acquired
territory.
That
was
youth's
business.
But
suddenly
the
pesee
was
shatt
ered.
Crime
and
vWenee
entered
the
life
of
the
native
Mexicans.
Oold
dis
covered
near
the
raneho,
drew
deeper
adoe
and
ruffians
as
buzzards
to
car.
rlon.
Thefts
on
the
raneho.
Pistol
shots
at
night.
Drunkenness
In
the
village
ean
Una.
Violence
and
oppres
sion
to
the
natives.
Finally,
murder
of
the
Coram
Is
loner
himself,
with
the
:rtme
charged
against
Innocent
youth.
His
home
burned,
his
sweetheart
turned
against
him.
his
people
oppressed,
his
gold
stolen,
the
youth
was
uraasfomed
into
a
terrorising,
night-
riding
bandit
the
savior
of
the
people
and
aleaions
and
the
scourge
of
the
Amerloaacs.
How
he
Checked-the
Oiin-goea'
depredations,
brought
peace
to
the
riotous
raneho
and
finally
delivered
the
real
mitfdertr
to
Justice
to
win
beck
his
girl
1
the
ctUnax
of
the
youth's
story
sruch
is
Oay
Defender
mount
starring
picture
which
somes
to
the
Westholme
Theatre
Wednesday
and
Thursday
Dix
portrays
the
youth
a
character
drawn
from
early
Cailfor.
nla
history
and
based
on
the
colorful
exploits
of
the
Mexican
bandit.
Joa
quin
Murrleta
Thdma
Todd
Is
the
American
girl,
and
red
Kohler
"wolf
of
the
screen"
the
villainous
American.
LILLIAN
GISH
STARS
IN
NEWPRODUCTION
ItOJIANTir
KCOTUtMl
COMBH
TO
hCntt.N
IN
JI-C1.M'
"A.NXIK
-Annie
Laurie."
LtuUn
Olh'
new
UMWrOoldwin-Mayer
starring
vehicle
oomea
to
the
Wtetholmc
Theatre
at
the
end
of
the
week.
It
la
a
mighty
story
of
the
fierce
Highlanders,
Hi
their
war,
their
clan
feuds,
their
hales
and
their
love.
They'
lived-dld
those
sturdy
Highland
folk
and
got
the
most
out
Of
we.
They
fought
aa
no
Others
did
their
hesnrsni
gave
the
world
t"n
example
ealBnlce
arid
Wallace.
'Their
romance
has
echoed
down
In
Burns
and
in
Scott.
Their
song
wrre
sweet
their
warfare
grim.
Lillian
Olsh
plays
Annie,
the
historic
daughter
of
Sir
Robert
Laurie.
In
the
letary
of
the
Olenoa
Massacre
a
m.
aeottteh
heroine
who
lnpirea
m
i-
mou
song,
she
enact
the
role
oi
Boottlsh
Jean
of
Are
In
a
mighty
speo-tacle.
Thousands
of
bearded
Seota.
in
tartans
and
plaids,
battle
In
the
rugged
Highland
Stately
castles
rr
their
towers
amid
the
heather
Through
a
mighty
epic
of
warfare
..
MILTON
SILLS
FILM
The
habits
of
Oriental
who
live
In
their
own
quarters
In
American
cities
are
always
of
Interest
U
the
Occident!
greatest
gilt
distribution-U
liberality
,
"
mind.
San
Francisco's
Chinatown
has
which
surpasses
any
previous
attempt
(always
been
a.
Vleoc
for
tourists,
and
n
thu
section
-will
be
the
most
sue
the
same
In
e
York,
where
Mett.
in
of
useful
in
the
annals
new.paperdom
;
!
"
"
"
MeeM
',w
.lu.
vicln.ty.
ItEJI
T.ll'E
UBST
to
tne
rssyaii
wsrreB.
w
-
There
Is
to
be
no
red
tape
connected
doorwayr
Afleet.
by
the
Celestials,
!
Seb
eceoea
afjerd
much
of
the
back,
with
the
campaign
i'be
p.irs-eaab
and
automobiles
-are
to
be
dlatrlbuted
'growd
for
T
Hawk
Nest
"
Milton
acutely
free.
Any
man
or
woman.
tat
"'T'
lwhleh
U
ewnjg
to
the
We.tholmt
boy
or
girl,
married
or
single,
rertdtw
m
thu
vinnitv
i
eiKlkOe
to
seoui
one
Thetre
teaMht
and
tomorrow.
H
the
gifts.
It
U
not
even
necessary
!
Rival
faeUana
among
the
evook
ti
alblg
whereto
the
Chinese
are
In-lU.hih
be
city,
that
the
candidate
or
participant
af
The
Dailv
News.
And
!
vol
red,
afford
gMmpses
into
the
atrange
I
ndKI.
OoQtrastlng
scene,
show
.very
acUve
participant
1.
absolutely
guaranteed
a
OA6H
gift
or
one
of
the
night
duo
and
private
home,
got-big
enclosed
eutomobile.
according
to
geous
or
stately
aa
the
ease
may
be.
the
rules
of
the
distribution.
Benjamin
OhUstensen
directed
tne
cent.
I
picture
whWH
jgea
euu
a
cnaracien
Ntr
doe
It
coat
a
candidate
one
Departmental
Service
is
provided
by
the
people
for
the
people.
a
niM
insf
Jin
1
isV
o'
i!ti
(.
HOI'1
!
battle
and
patriotism
rans
Uie
glori
ous
romance
ef
a
love
mat
aeuoa
centuries
of
convention
and
the
stern
rules
of
tribe.
Norman
Kerry
plays
the
leading
male
role
as
Iaa.
fierce
blrftatn
of
the
MacDonakU.
sad
Hobart
Bos
worth
en-
tcts
the
historic
"Welf
cf
oienoo.
Others
In
the
cast
Include
Orelgbton
Hale
as
Donald,
the
plotter;
Russell
Simpson,
as
the
eccentric
Sandy;
Bran
don
Hurst,
as
the
villainous
Breadai-
aane:
Patrice
Avery,
a
the
lovable
Enid:
Joseeh
Striker.
David
Torre
noe
tod
others.
Mhheadoee
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
-tt
Large
numbers
of
men
are
In
the
cltg
lrom
Anyox
where
there
Is
s
strike
on
ever
non-payment
of
a
bonus
oenee-
ouent
on
the
Increase
In
the
price
of
cepper.
A
box
containing
war
trophies
has
arrived
from
Lieut.
Oat.
Peck
and
these
wUl
be
on
display
n
the
city
hall
.
The
second
battle
of
the
Marne
has
caused
a
big
Oerman
retreat
and
the
t
reneh
claim
30.000
-
prisoners.
The
engineer
at
Seal
Oove
sawmill
v
ere
refused
their
demand
for
an
eight
hwr
day
and
were
permitted
to
return
to
work
on
Saturday
at
noon.
Young
Joe
Seett
fell
over
th
side
walk
and
broke
bones
In
his
wrist.
R.
E.
Allen,
district
forester,
return
d
from
a
trip
to
the
Bulkley
Valley
ftatrict.
A
son
was
born
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Charles
Strachan
of
Sixth
Avenue
est.
fflOUNTAINEERS
AT
JASPER
NOW
MKKKA
NEVADA
CtTll
Ol'
r.ll.IIOIt-
Mi
to
toMi;
iitm:
m:t
xk
iJASPBR.
July
JS.After
camping
for
a
wees:
in
that
famed
Tonquln
Valley
ilt
Jashet
NaUenal
l'ark
in
the
Oaaa
o
California
moved
out
at
the
week,
end
to
take
up
their
new
quartrra
at
Jteuat
Rtbsea
and
Beesj
Lake.
At
lHtt
i
rnebibef
rtteibed
the
piettlpUoue
hetghtc
in
the
district.
A
party
In
one
ease
had
the
thrill
of
going
over
Drawbridge
Pas
Olaeler.
Those
who
have
oome
out
from
the
valley,
having
conquered
Bastion
are
MIn
Jessie
M.
Whitehead.
Oarahrtdge,
Mass;
Miss
Irma
Mill,
J.
a.
Denning.
Bewell
Adams
and
Ml
dele
Bell
Bar.tiuMw.
Los
Angeles.
'
Jehn
Dura.
Oaklana.
Ernest
BasmU.
Charles
OUmore,
J.
Wi
ltoomb,
San
Bernardino.
Mia
Helen
Lamont,
Mis
Dorothy
Muggins,
Berkeley.
Miss
Josephine
Egbert,
Pasidtna.
Ms
Margaret
Hearst.
Riverside.
Whele
climbing
was
the
ambition
of
most
of
the
party,
hiking
was
the
prin
ciple
reason
for
many
Joining
the
simp
and
the
result
was
the
largest
hiking
party
ever
to
enter
Jasper
National
Park.
After
a
day
at
Jasper
Park
Lodge,
they
took
their
Canadian
National
Railway
train
to
Oeikle
and
hiked
In
12
miles
to
Moat
Lake
tt
the
foot
of
the
frowning
mass
of
reck
they
were
to
tackle
Bastion
wa
the
graduating
climb
for
the
club
Of.
Canada
several
years
ago
and
is
a
peak
to
teat
the
mettle
of
the
herdieat.
One
of
the
hardiest
wax
the
guide.
Leslie
Huher.
who
climbed
Bait
ion
four
days
in
succession,
starting
out
at
i
o'clock
in
the
morning,
the
climbers
reached
the
summit
an
hour
before
noon
and
reeled
for
an
hour
and
a-half.
Mount
Robaon
which
I
the
highest
peak
rn
the
Oanadlan
Rockies
will
give
battle
to
trerhap
half
a
doven
of
the
most
experienced
climber.
The
Sierra
Nevada
will
be
In
camp
in
that
rer.i'm
until
August
when
they
v
-ii:
proved
t
Prince
'Kupert
and
Mcnda
v.
)
THE
D4ILY
NEW3
FOR
.INFORMATION
UKRAHDING"-
ritish
Columbia
ffjines
apply
to
tf
v
Department
of
Mines
Victoria,
B.C.
1027
Report
now
available.
Spo
cial
Uulletins,
Annual
Reports,
etc.,
furnished
free
of
charge
is
hero
atrain,
with
its
cal1
to
the
Great
0utM.
o
the
course
of
the
next
few
weeks,
thousands
of
will
forsake
the
cities
to
seek
rest
and
recre:n
lake
and
stream
and
in
the
depths
of
the
cool.
Forests.
MeiiiDen
This
is
the
month
of
July
when
the
Fin-
Ha
at
its
height.
Be
rigidly
careful
with
Fire.
O
camp
fire
permit;
have
it
always
with
you
and
fu.
its
simple
instructions.'
The
consdoirsness
of
your
part
to
Protect
the
Forests
will
add
mat.'
"
to
your
enjoyment
of
them.
B.C.
Forest
Service
m
r
or
'7l
WBS"
SSSBV
Ml
SSSVfnssV-
l
c7iic(neal
Canadian
&r
J
I
i
We
are
pleased
to
announce
that
the
Ford
Clanal
i
lory
will
noon
be
in
full
production.
The
exceptional
value
in
the
Model
A
car
has
Immm
waiting
for.
Tbe
follavYiBK
jntstlglg
will
be
on
display
at
our
grikri
Winjttd
alter
July
17
for
a
m
days
l'Oltlioii
AND
TUnOU
SIJDANS.
I'HAinON
AND
IIUS1NKSS
COUI'K,
IVt
TON
THUCK.
S.
E.
PARKER,
LIMITED
I
CURE
mil
ixrnvi:
vision.
DHi'iurnvi:
in
ak
IN.
CATAIUIH
and
other
organic
troubles
by
naim
methods.
Dr.
C.
0.
McKAY,
D.C.
Phone
131.
Wallace
Block.
Open
Evcninp
Wnshca
and
Drfen
Without
a
WrlnRC'
THE
NEW
SAVAGE
59
per
cent
Faster
From
hamper
to
line
in,
14
minuti"
Wuihed,
lllued,
Itlnned
anU
Dricl.
Sold
on
easy
terms.
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Hardware
Co.
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