THKY
Oh
Ell
FIVE
MILLIONS
j
According
to
the
word
received
from
Ottawa
at
the
week-end
j
the
brewers
and
distillers
are
now
paying
up
a
sum
of
something
like
I
five
million
dollars
they
owed
the
government.
What
it
is
difficult
I
to
understand
is
how
they
could
have
got
behind
that
much.
Most
i
people
feel
that
they
have
to
pay
their
taxes
and
do
so
promptly,
but
here
is
a
case
where
a
great
deal
of
latitude
was
allowed
by
official
of
the
department,
much
more
than
seems
reasonable.
In
I'rino
Ruifi-
v.-
find
tlw
Dominion
government
is
pretty
keen
to
ir,
!
its
taxi'-
paid
up.
li
tl.t-v
are
not
uaid.
a
stern
reminder
is
given,
and
righ'iy
-o.
IVnpi.-
do
i;ot
mind
having
to
pay
if
all
are
treated
ali
-e.
V.
i:a;
annoys
is
being
forced
to
pay
promptly
when
ethers
are
al'nued
all
ki:;ls
ill
latitude.
BOMBS
IN
SEATTLE
Bombs
arc
becoming
r.ili.t
r
common
in
Seattle.
Why
t
hey
arc
made
and
di.M
iiargc.l
poi.odv
-i-.-:n-
,.
know
but
doiibtlc.-s
there
is
a
direct
reason.
What
i-
cii
ar
i
tiia;
th-
ii:di-ate
a
spirit
of
lawlessness
in
that
ci'y
uiiici:
i:
da!igiinu-
to
allow
to
continue.
I.
is
somewhat
.Joag
ti.e
Ik..-
of
ihv
i;iw
ie--ne
of
t'hieago.
The
person
who
will
-i
'
ioiiih-
which
doubtless
are
designed
to
kill
in-
injur
.-"rt:r
particular
t-ritii
or
person.-
and
may
also
injur
many
other-
i.-
,.ot
n't
to
be
allowed
his
libera
.
GRAIN
THIS
YEAR
There
is
e
ery
pro-pe-t
that
trie
grain
crop
this
year
will
be
larger
than
last
'I
m
ai
I'eagf
-ow
n
i-
nun
h
large)-
and
even
if
the
crop
is
no!
as
hea
,
'.nei-e
-boiild
In
as
much
to
market,
unless
something
happens
to
it.
i.e-t
year
as
a
result
of
the
late
spring
the
area
o
grain
was
reduced
i
onsiderabh
.
This
ear
there
is
not
only
wha-
wa-
lacking
l
is;
cai
'.lit
iitei.'a-
.1
areas
o!
newly
broken
lands
w:
ith
.old
t..
t
;
i
pt
rni.iiient
,o
reage
i
tne
larni-.
Tin-
early
report-
indicate
that
-ceding
ha-
been
done
under
good
ondnio:.-
,,nd
;le
beat
i-
i
-lining
up
well.
The
lack
ot
moisture
in
some
di.-1r,.t-
i-
nothing
iinu-nal
at
ibis
time
of
year.
MAKE
(.OOI)
(HAKGES
Modern
method-
an-
making'
jt
more
diftnult
for
people
to
make
statements
again-t
polit
i-ians
,'ind
other-
w
ithout
the
neces;
sary
information
in
LacK
it
up.
Hi
Arthur
t'uriie's
libel
case
ii
fixing
i
iiagj
to
those
who
taave'ibsjea
the
-butts
of
irresponsible1
people
uuo
are
continually
broadcasting
general
charges
which
in
inai
y
cases
are
without
foundation
in
fact.
Recently
one
of
the
Regina
aldermen
Made
a
statement
that
members
of
Parliament
had
been
trafficking
in
immigration
permits,
lie
was
summoned
to
appear
at
Ottawa
to
lay
his
evidence
before
the
committee
of
the
House
which
ia
just
now
hearing
evidence
in
repard
to
immigration
matters.
While
we
realise
that
it
is
difficult
to
always
back
up
statements
with
proper
legal
evidence,
we
are
also
of
opinion
'
that
charges
should
not
be
made
without
a
very
clear
chain
of
evidence
behind
them.
To
make
statements
that
members
of
Parliament
are
doing
something
irregular,
reflects
on
all
the
members.
We
do
not
believe
our
own
member
ia
guilty
of
any
such
thing
as
trafficking
in
immigration
certificates
and
the
chrages
made
by
the
alderman
should
be
cleared
up
so
that
his
name
may
be
cleared
in
connection
with
this.
PERMITTED
TO
POSf
SIGNS
ON
BOARDING
AROUND
NEW
THEATRE
In
response
to
a
request
made
by
a
delegation
of
adjoining
business
men
consisting
of
Steve
King.
Max
Hellbroner
and
Joe
Brown,
the
city
council
last
night
decided
to
permit
the
posting
of
sip
iui
on
the
boarding
surrounding
the
new
theatre
sue
on
Third
Avenue
providing
the
owners
of
th
boarding
are
wUllng.
Steve
King
pointed
out
that
the
b-.arrt'rit
ijr-tmdlng
Into
the
road,
ob
jured
his
premises
and
he
waa
desirous
;t
putting
up
a
sign
so
that
people
would
know
where
he
waa.
He
did
not
wish
to
put
up
advertising
matter.
City
Solicitor
Jones
knew
of
no
bylaw
which
would
prevent
this
being
done
providing
the
owners
of
the
boarding
were
willing.
Joe
Brown
stated
that,
although
be
:ad
the
permission
ot
the
owners
of
he
boarding
to
put
up
a
sign,
the
city
engineer
had
ordered
him
to
take
It
town.
It
wai
decided,
on
motion
of
Aid
rudhemme
neennded
by
Aid
Rudder-m.
to
allow
the
posting
ot
the
signs
squefVd
providing
there
waa
no
In-nnseuie.it
of
the
bylaw.
'HfhAe
stme
of
the
mining
contpsiJifeB
of
this
province,
such
as
Britannia
and
Granby,
writes
Dr.
Victor
Plmdge
of
the
Geological
Survey,
tue
American
cdmpanies
and
white
tne
controlling
interest'
of
other
companies,
such
as
Premier
are
held
by
Americans,
stil!
the
money
now
being
spent
;by
these
'companies
in
an
endeavor
to
develop
new
deposHs
comes
from
tha,
profits
of
their
present
tocai
mining
conditions
and
might,
therefore,
be
oroperly
considered
as
of
local
origin.
Conceding
this
and
taking
into
account
the
large
amounts
being
spent
on
new
development
by
these
companies,
it
wauid
appear
that
of
the
money
now
Portland
Canal
district.
the
property
going
Into
th
mineral
resources
of
.was
arlftnejly
bonded
by
Sir
rjoaald
British
Columbia
tit
largest
proportion
i
Mima
an
the
mength
of
few
eaaks
is
of
local
origin
or.
In
other
worts,
.ol
ir
srhteh
gave
valuta
of
a
detsv
u
might
be
ttated
that
the
mialnj.
par
.pofad,
La;
year
an
option
wa
!ndu.-iry
cf
British
Columbia
la
now
taken
on
k
property
by
W.
M.
Tolln
well
Fast
nal1
av
P'nt
00
tne
,hM
UW.ntly
turned
It
or
to
Pat
road
to
becoming
self-supporting
The
Daly.
Nell
Mathlen
left
Stewart
last
ah'
l
British
capital
which
Invaded
week
With
r-fw
of
men
to
enlarge
the
province
a
few
year
aga
ha
been
to
some
estent
curtailed
but
by
ie
means
al:u(:?U;pr
withdrawn.
The
British,
more
than
any
HUsr
.uvestvrs.
have
r.iways
bx::
rcluAant
t.;
Invert.
In
any
'nit
well
urjc:i
ni.nts
and
eonu-
of
their
ii
u
u
ex-oa-
to'
.
.
con-,
.,on
until
-
-
wea
trier,
how-:,itunately
situate!
oeen
operating
muiep
which
made
shipment
to
Trail
matter
during
the
past
month:
8Uvr
Cup.
New
Hazelton.
Mohawk.
New
Haael-lon.
Dutble.
Saithen.
crreipondents
have
been
appointed
to
raver
the
different
sections
of
activity
in
the
province
W.
B.
Bull
represent
Stewart
ana
L.
tt
McOUl.
Bmlthers.
The
Pat
Daly
Mining
Development
Co
which
is
being
organised
in
Montreal
N
the
la
vast
mining
promotion
affecting
the
Portland
Canal
district
This
is
s
s
result
of
th
well
known
Pat
DalyV
ucnw
in
pnnlnn
the
value
of
the
Mountain
By
mining
property
on
Amer-
v
tea
test
lean
Creek
and
hi
abllin
tj
interes
the
capital
neceosn
In
its
dt-veltipmei.t
The
Mountain
Bey
wiu
lixat'!
(,.:
after
18U8
by
Pup"
8tnrt
uirl
Br.lit-.'11.
among
the
i-nt!
e-'
i
;
.r
r.-
.n
the
camp
and
continue
development
wsfk
on
Snore
ambitious
scale.
Be-s.des
high
grade
showings,
tl-ere
la
a
large
tonnage
of
milling
ore
wh.ch
It
Is
the
lntenttor.
to
block
out
and
later
treat
with
mill
on
American
Creek
failures
to
become
pmfl-.ably
established
The
Montreal
capitalists
have
appr
In
the
industry
may
be
af.nbuted
largely
pmMd
approximately
SsO.OOO
lcr
this
to
this
conservative
tendency.
Oppor-
:.u:n'i
development
and
It
l
espeeted
mltles
are,
however,
plentiful
and
aew
that
another
pr.duclng
mine
will
aoon
j.j,
:
i
!
t-
are
continually
arising
to
brjught
tn.
Pat
Daly
la
expected
to
:
,
;.
Is
keen
with
the
arrive
Ui
fMewari
about
July
1
to
take
:
ntly
on
the
aid
of
are
willing
to
take
-er
opportunity
may
representatives
on
i
thor-jughly
famlllur
conJltlon.H
and
have
ulckly
and
indtpen-
uear
Lake
Kath-developed
by
vnera.
ThU
i
ii,
property
i
-.-"velop-
psraonal
charge
of
oparatloaa.
The
Cantu
group,
adjoining
the
Alaeka
bmaMlary
near
the
foot
of
Salmon
River
glacier.
Vhtab
was
dMscovered
three
yean,
aga
Sy
T
W.,M3Donald
and
1.
.
Cro&hjtn..
has
baen
taken
aver
by
U.
J.
Lee
of
Portland!
Oregon,
and
as-'socbtea
and
will
be
put
mto
operation
uils
year,
air.-
Lee
is
now
at
Stewart
and
Will
take
supplies
into
the
f
roper
ty
s.
soon
m
climatic
oondltiana
permit.
The
Cantu
was
under
band
to
Premier
iwa
jean
ago
but
was
thrown
up
by
I
that
company
However,
the
owners
obtained
ore
which
gave
good
returns
da-
front
a
well
defined
and
persistent
the
1
galena
vein
and
It
is
exported
the
pro-
Men
petty
can
be
put
into
prsductlan
as
,
yet
-oon
as
work
aiarts
There
are
said
to
;
--f
tasusa&&
of
tons
ol
high
grade
ore
m
be
taken
ou;
with
the
expenditure;
.1
e
llttk-
drilling
and
powder
Jacuita.
manager
of
the
Portland
Canal
Mining
Co..
left
Stewart
teat
week
with
a
crew
of
tour
men
and
camp
these
cqulpmint
for
the
Lucky
Strike
group.
.1
i
.he
Marmot
River
Oold.
the:
a
tew
mikes
north
cf
the
mouth
of
the
v...:v.toa.
the
Engineer.
Porter
Idaho,
nectgla
Five.
Development
work
will
i'loeperlty,
Red
Reef.
Ukevlew,
Qre
oamod
out-
i
Mountain.
Terminus.
Dalhousie..
Oearglk
I
.
.
i
i-r
River.
Premier.
B.C.
&iver,
Sebakwe
Busk)
Consolidated
and
Woodbine.
The
following
are
among
lite
rahtse,.
Mining
Co..
with
capital
isation
of.
MoC.OOO.
la
pre
par
Jag
for
an
actl
season
of
development
work
onl
district
pragmas
m
the
Slbola
district
diueov-
"
a
and
owned
by
Oeorge
Seel
of
Wis-
r.ir;a.
The
claims
on
Swing
Peak
Moun-1
Utn.
within
a
few
mUea
of
the
Sweeney
i
Mountain
and,
SMoia
dlecoeeries,
have;
I
high
valutas
la
silver
and
lead
with
grey
A
new
provincial
muting
Journal
has
,
copper,
the
width
af
the
main
vein
be-put
in
its
appearance
in
the
shape
ol,Juj
nine-and-a-half
rest.
Samples
hart'
the
British
Columbia
Miner,
brought
out
bain
:aken
from
the
property
wy
Capt.
by
Oordon
Black
Publication
Ltd.
'John
Irving.
Barney
Mulvaney
and
WD-publishers
at
the
British
Columbia
'
Hath
Dawson,
and
assay
as
reported
Lumberman
and
the
B.C.
Municipal
to
have
run
as
high
a
1.000
ounce
of
News.
The
first
number.
Just
to
hand.;'Uw.
Conilnwoue
wot,
it
is
provided.
1
well
printed
and
Illustrated
and
al-
I
shall
be
done
on
th
ctaiana
which
are
together
most
readable.
The
main
por-
known
as
the
Svannell
group.
Capt.
Ion
of
the
Journal
appears
to
be
neoe&-
John
Irving,
well
known
British
Col
am
-tary
technical
but
one
section
Is
de-
bla
pioneer,
u
tha
sole
promoter
of
the
voted
to
market
news
and
another
to
the
enterprise
It
Is
uroposed
to
take
in
ubject
of
mining
equipment
Special
uppl.e
and
ultimately
bring
out
ore
ij
nsvigBti.-u
of
the
Tahtsa
River.
After
hardships
and
difficulties,
the
mining
outfit
whlah
left
Vanderhoof
two
winters
ago
has
finally
bean
delivered
nearlv
two
hundred
miles
to
the
Manaon
Creek
placer
area
at
first
estimated
to
be
a
two
months
job
turned
out
to
he
two
yesrs'
work
mid
thr
plant
landed
at
the
creek
stood
an
expense
uf
around
SM.S00.
The
obstacle
overcome
was
the
.tretch
over
ttie
top
of
Baldjr
Mountain.
'.
w
iter
p
ri
nf
h:eh
had
to
be
hnv-llecl
by
hand,
the
noW
being
ap-
pn
x
mately
nuie
leet
deep
and
making
t
d.fiirult
:r
eatrpillan
and
teams
shere
arc
over
1000
C.C.M.
Service
.Stations
in
Canada,
carrying
C.C.M.
parts
and
giving
C.C.M.
Service
You
cannot
get
this
Service
on
imported
bicycles.
m
BOYS!
Choose
Your
Bicycle
BOYS!
Today
at
Tom
Ballinger's,
Fifth
Street
Joy-Cycle
for
the
little
ones
Accessories
in
stock
All
Linen
Weft
Towelling,
reg.
25c.
on
Dollar
Days,
C
yards
for
SI.
00
Near
Linen
Dish
Towelling,
reg.
20c,
on
Dollar
Days,
7
yards
for
,
$1.00
Linen
Huckaback
Towelling,
reg.
40c,
on
Dollar
Days,
3
for
Sl.00
Hemmed
Tea
Towels,
reg.
40c
pair,
on
Dollar
Days,
3
pair
for
M0
Face
Towels,
30"
x
U",
reg.
40c
pair,
on
Dollar
Days,
3
pair
for
-S1-U0
Colored
Bath
Towels,
reg.
$1.35
pair,
on
Dollar
Days-
$1.00
Hemmed
Linen
Dish
Towels,
reg.
50c
each,
on
Dollar
Days.
3
for
$1.00
White
Hemmed
Face
Towels,
bargain,
on
Dollar
Days,
4
pair
for
$1.00
White
Canton
Flannel,
reg.
50c
yard,
on
Dollar
Days,
4
yards
for
f
1.00
Floral
Crepe,
good
quality,
on
Dollar
Days.
4
yards
for
$1.00
Plain
Crepe,
all
colors,
on
Dollar
Days.
6
yards
for
$1.00
Bordered
Scrim,
on
Dollar
Days,
7
yards
for
SI.
00
Checked
Gingham,
reg.
up
to
30c
per
yard.
Sae.
6
yards
for
$1.00
White
Flannelette,
30
wide.
reg.
30c
per
yard.
Sale,
5
yards
for
$1.00
Colored
Sateens,
all
colors,
reg.
40c
per
yard.
Sale.
4
yards
for
$1.00
2S5
Yards
Sheeting
Retttants,
72".
82",
92"
wide,
good
quality,
from
75c
to
$1.26
reg.
Sale,
2
yards
for
$1.00
;o
face
It
It
li-
expected
ttut
It
will
:ily
require
a
lew
days'
operstlon
In
the
gravel
to
recover
the
large
sum
expended
In
taking
the
machiluery
in.
SURPRISE
PARTY
FOR
MRS.
SID
HAMBUN
Tha
Ladies'
Aid
and
friends
of
the
Baptist
Church
paid
a
surprise
visit
last
evanlna
to
th
home
of
Mrs.
B.
What
waa
mbUn
Fourth
Atenue
Bast,
about
i
ad
lea
comprising
the
party.
Mrs.
Hamlin
is
leaving
for
California
soon
to
"pend
the
summer
and
the
ladles
or-isntced
this
handkerchief
shower
to
-.
Ish
her
"hou
voyage."
Dainty
reiraahmants
were
served,
af-tr
which
Mrs.
Price,
on
behalf
of
that
present,
expressed
th
good
wishes
far
pleasant
holiday
and
a
safe
return.
Man
in
the
Moon
Powtbly
there
will
be
an
election
in
Inn.
That
wiU
be
a
Jolly
thing
to
happen
Just
whan
we
ought
to
be
tak-
ling
holidays.
I
McLean
will
be
la.
the
June
brides.
He
will
past
th.
ruble
in
during
th
very
bast
part
of
the
wi.i
.
year.
O
what
Is
ao
fin
as
l:n
-in
in
June
Then
If
ever
the
vo:is
..
a
happy
Then
will
the
pollt
cian-i
cuss
round
Shake
handa.
be
rhrrrful
and
c
til
me
"old
chafp.'a.-'
I'll
vote
for
the
man,
who
can
proii-me
moat.
Who
can
tell
the
best
t,ry
tnd
dlnk
ttlS
most
beer
n
tali
In
June
la
the
thin.
I
.don.
L(MsamAasds.
igjt
.Lh
Iuluw
t'
A
lot
Of
young
men
think
themselves
clT
because
they
kr
ho
to
injure
thsnalre.
Tlisfa
no
cleverness.
It's
lunacy.
Whv
la
It
Uiat
th.
.,,,....
j-uiik
man
me
i
parenu
nae
is
tiv.
m(
t),c
oBui)t.r
gives
the
air
to.
Pew
Kopit
aie
re
ii:
preteud
in
be.
"
Ituil
an
they
Sign
painters
should
make
s
chare
l
to
the
ians
who
Muml
l,v
IU
wutrh
th,-
Kuine.
They
wo.il,
;,mir
...,.
Tuesday,
Slav
ik
19
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1928
News
of
the
Mines
AROUND
PRINCE
RUPERT
B.C.
Mining
Industry
Now
Becoming
Self-nupporting
Pat
.Haly
Forms
New
Company
Slhola
District
to
Receive
Development
::
JABOUR
BROS.
LTD.
Tuesday,
Wednesday,
Thursday
May
15,
16,
17
Hemmed
Pillow
Slips,
reg.
36c
eath.
ShIh,
4
tor
ki.imi
Spectsi-r-Goou
quality
Shettinr.
nr.
C
yard.
Sale,
Pa
yards
for
-(ti.u,
Hllosr
Tubing,
42"
wide,
good
quiiiiiy.
75c.
Sale,
2
yard
fur
sl.im
:;.-
Yards
White
sod
Grey
Cott.m.
,
Sale,
f
yard
tpr
XI.iki
Ladies'
Cotton
Vesta,
reg.
35c
i-aid.
,.,.
lar
days,
4
for
xl.ui
Ladies'
Vesta,
god
quality,
iff.
;.".
.
on
1
1,4.
lar
Days,
sate,
2
for
xi.mi
Ladies'
Bloomers,
Mauve,
White.
IV
a
h.
!
;
reg.
65c.
Sale.
2
for
SI.
10
Ladies'
Dimity
Nkfktfowns,
reg.
X,
df.
.
XI.
is)
Girls'
C'rejie
Pyjamas.
1,1
"
reg.
$1.50.
Sale
Kl.ixi
Ladies'
White
NigthgoWBS.
nicely
tr:nm,.
1
reg.
$2.00.
Sale
Sl.t
Ladies'
Crepe
House
Dresses,
rn-
$1
1
Sale
Sl.i)S
Girls'
Bloomers,
White.
Pink.
Nav
in
Sale.
3
for
W.m
Children's
Wash
Pajitle
Dresses,
g
m
2
6
years,
reg.
$1.31.
Sale
s
1
.
S5
pair
Mfrscs'
Buoniag
Shoe",
-l
l
i
in
White.
Brown,.
Fkaet
Foot.
t.
,.r
at
i'
1
Boys'
Blouses,
Khaki
and
Blu-.
n
:
-
V
Sale
Xl.
Men's
Heavy
Woiking
Sox.
.
I
:
for
xi.m
Men's
Silk
Socks,
sale.
2
pair
for
I.M
SALBS
FOlt
CASH
ONLY.
NUMEROUS
0THKK
IJARfJ.MN'S
WATCH
0UI
WINDOWS
Phone
615.
1
aoour
Bros..
Ltd.
3rd
Ave.
and
7th
St
DEMAND
"Rupert
Brand'
Inalffnia
Af
mmrm
i
ih.
kit.u
When
s
ttrl
says
she
has
"ii.
or
eourse
you
know
it
la
a
date
h
ia
referring
to.
We
rsttulste
our
oonriurt
h
ih.
n....
sain
ad,
but
object
to
the
preaching
we
una
in
we
editorial
columns.
CEMENT
SIDEWALKFOR
THIRD
AVE.
BETWEEN
6TH
ANDJTH
STREET
At
the
request
of
certain
property
owners,
Aid
Coilart
had
introduced
at
last
night's
council
tme4lng
a
local
Improvement
Initiative
bylaw
providing
for
the
laying
of
a
twelve
foot
cement
sidewalk
on
the
north
side
of
Third
Avenue
between
Blkth
and
Seventh
Streets.
Motto
will
be
sent
out
to
the
property
owners
concerned
and
another
bylaw
.provldlnn
for
the
actual
con-'tniitlon
will
le
brought
in
t'r.
pers
TUB
DAINTIR8T
HIUJAKtMST
FOOD."
Smoked
Dally
bj
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
W
richer
than
they
are
today.
I'rlnce
Kupert,
B.C.
The
modern
girl
la
one
who
refuses
to
look
upon
the
wedding
ring
as
an
Radio
Ra
1
The
Radlola
l'
the
bet
r.
:
t
Price
complete
.
Cannot
be
."!''
;
:
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I'ORTIItir
of
yourself
for
Wlnalpeg
and
V'
r
F.
W.
t
HANDLtKj
l-MlgWP'"-'
Mg
SIMh
Hlreet.
1
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and
Phone
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Warehousing.
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and
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