vf
The
Business
Man
Time
is
money
in
business
and
I
make
sure
my
car
is
always
ready
for
service
by
using
Champion
Spark
Plugs.
Champion
lithe
better
ipark
plug
because
it
hat
an
exclusive
silli-
manite
Insulator
ape
dally
treated
to
with-stand
the
much
higher
temperature!
of
the
modern
hlgh-comprea
Ion
engine.
Also
a
new
patented
lolid
copper,
gaiket-stalthatremaln
s
abiolutely
ganight
un
der
high
compression.
Special
analyili
electrode!
which
anure
a
fixed
ipark-gap
under
all
driving
conditions.
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THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
FIVE
i
News
of
the
Mines
AROUND
PRINCE
RUPERT
Highland
Group
Showing
up
well
New
Camp
at
Esperanza
ABOUT
Ore
in
from
Chikamin
Glacier
to
Stewart
Much
Activity
in
District
Around
Terrace
Duthle
Becoming
Good
Dividend
Payer
Glacier
Gulch
Groups
There
U
much
mining
activity
in
the
Copper
River
and
Kltsum-
imium
i.aKe
sections
near
Terrace.
Several
big
mining
companies
have
their
scouts
and
engineers
scouring
the
country
and
examining
prospects.
Among
the
important
concerns
interesting
themselves
in
the
field
are
the
Consolidated
of
Trail,
the
Payne-Whitney
interests
of
New
York
and
the
Northern
Svndicate
nf
Cnlirarv.
Particular
attention
Is
seemingly
being
paid
to
copper.
At
Copper
iwver
wie
consolidated
has
had
a
couple
of
men
on
the
Dardanelles
group
belonging
to
Steve
McNeil.
The
same
men
have
been
in
the
Kltiumkalum
Lake
country
previously.
Angus
Davis,
representing
tbe
Payne-1
Whitney
interests,
la
now
at
the
head
clip
1
f
MAM
OP
1
O
AIT
Copper
River
looking
over
a..Uver-ld
A
I
VII
1
ll
H
ASlllM
property
Jack
Mullen
and
frank
Martin
are
working
aa
lron-sinc
property
'hat
run
high
In
gold
and
silver
value.
Tlicy
are
located
about
tWenty-flve
mil
up
Beaver
Brver
from
Kltaumkalum
We.
It
u
poaalbl
that
tkia
proprrv
miy
mon
be
In
shape
to
ahow
to
capital
Al
in
the
KlltaumkaJum
Lake
area
3.
O.
HowlU.
M
X
.
has
a
party
In
the
field
for
the
Northern
Syndicate
which
la
mad
up
of
big
Calgary
capital
-tots.
The
countrv
mund
Items
h
well
The
ftderal.
at
least,
put
In
quite
a
lot
of
work
on
the
Mohawk
under
which
the
property
seesaws
to
be
showing
up
to
advantage.
Duthle
Mines
declared
another
Interim
dividend
of
i
14
cent
a
share
last
weak.
The
first
dividend
of
2
1-8
par
cent
was
paid
la
June.
If
this
distribution
of
profits
is
continued
every
two
months,
Duthle
wUl
be
on
an
annual
dividend
basis
of
fifteen
per
rent,
thus
taking
Its
plaoe
m
one
of
tbe
heaviest
dividend
payers
in
the
province
and
coming
nest
to
tbe
Premier.
The
rvmselhlatsd
""ig
Co.
la
taking
in
supplies
and
start;
up
camp
on
Legate
Creak,
near
Pacific,
where
the
concern
win
develop
the
M.
and
M.
and
rYtaoo
groups
which
have
been
optioned
from
Smith
and
On
Albert
I.
Newman
of
Kkaborkty
Is
in
charge
of
operations
and
a
assail
crew
)
eagagad
getting
things
In
readiness
to
go
Prospector
continue
active
dtotnet
around
lame
Creak
at
getting
tbe
properties
In
In
which
they
have
bean
putting
In
a
good
deal
of
Urn.
Som
of
them
may
aoon
be
Brady
to
show
to
outside
capital.
A
deal
ha
been
concluded
at
Smith-
eta
whereby
Prank
H.
Taylor
takes
under
option
the
Otoeler
Oulch
group,
located
at
tbe
fast
of
the
glacier
on
Hud-eon
Bat
Mountain
near
Lake
Kathlyn.
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
Mlas
Isabella
Newton,
assistant
bookkeeper
at
tbe
WesUake
branch
of
the
Home
Bavlnga
Bank.
Los
Angeles,
and
daughter
of
8.
M.
Newton
of
thla
olty.
had
an
exciting
experience
recently.
She
ass
etutared
In
her
work
in
the
bank
along
with
tbe
cashier
and
the
bookkeeper
when
three
armed,
masked
men
entered
from
an
automoMl.
ordered
them
to
throw
np
their
band,
backed
them
into
the
vault
and
then
got
sway
with
I1.2U
from
the
teller's
a.
American
clttxena
In
this
dlstrlot
are
anawering
well
to
the
ceil
for
military
duty
now
that
United
State
haa
entered
the
a
rest
War.
Nearly
one
hundred
men
have
already
left
the
olty
and
district
to
Join
up.
There
was
a
Jong
discussion
at
last
night's
oouacll
meeting
on
the
matter
of
the
dllapldaiad
ecandltton
of
many
street,
net
much
progress
being
mextt,
however,
with
the
subject
wWah
was
brought
up
by
AW.
Rochester.
NEARING
END
PINKH
M
CHI
MS
O.V
M.tl.VL.lMl
IT
TO
Oil
OVtlt
V.XHT
SK.IMI.VS
llt'T
IKUXDS
lElX
DOWN
CHUM
HUN
AT
SKIDEGATE
seen
little
nroaoactlne
aa
m
but
it
ulN""
r"
fr
M-keyt
Xmallet
On
known
to
be
vary
ptatmlslng
la
the
saat-ter
of
minerals.
Nearly
all
the
ore
carry
good
values
which
should
make
them
attractive
to
mlnlag
aan.
The
larger
!
compania.
apparently.
Intend
to
go
over
tbe
field
thoroughly.
It
Is
recalled
In
oonaecUon
with
the
decision
of
the
Federal
Mining
Smelt-in
Co.
to
abandon
tbe
Mohawk
property
at
New
Hazelton
that
It
was
that
vuue
concern
which
stene
years
let
the
Duthle
mine
near
SsnWbers
go.
tome
consolation
Is
taken
at
New
HaseKon
out
.
of
this
fact.
The
MoHawk
to
aald
to
look
equally
aa
promising
as
the
Duthle
and
many
who
have
aaen
it
are
confident
1
Utt
it
will
eventually
turn
out
as
Kerard
Hut
I'lnk
IMk
There
Large
With
seining
dosed
In
all
parts
of
Dlstrlot
No.
2
aseeept
certain
dlvkskmx
aouth
of
Prince
Rupert,
tbe
salmon
packing
season
od
the
Northern
British
Columbia
Coast
la
now
naarlng
Its
conclusion
although
it
la
expected
that
there
win
atUl
be-
oanslderable
activity
an
faU
brands,
especially
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
All
over
the
mainland
portion
of
the
district
the
pack
of
ptnka
and
chuma
thla
season
ha
bees
vsrrv
aatlafactory
and
It
la
expected
that
Uw
pack
of
these
varieties
will
be
up
to
u
not
exceeding
thr
average
of
past
year.
In
any
case,
it
will
be
much
better
than
it
waa
In
1927.
The
pack
of
the
choio
aoekeye.
however,
la
generally
far
daw.
accept
in
the
Smith's
Inlet
area.
Seining
was'
clcsed
In
Maseru
Inlet
at
6
pjn.
on
Wednesday
and
ashing
with
at
of
soy
bind
wlU
net
permitted
again
In
either
Maasett
Inlet
or
Naden
Harbor
until
all
the
ptekt
have
rafaly
gene
up
the
streams,
possibly
in
two
weeks'
time
seining
for
eohoea
and
chuma
will
then
again
be
allowed
In
that
area,
a
fair
emue
would
Indicate
that
the
pack
la
Maaartt
Ialet
this
eaasoa
will
not
reach
Sfty
xroent
of
tbe
20.000
case
pack
of
taw
years
ago
Thla
la
la
spite
of
tbe
fast
that
Ave
cannerws
have
operated
that
thla
sea
son
as
qoanpered
with
four
taw
yea
ago.
Alee
thla
year,
no
unpacked
pinks
nave
te
aalpped
from
Maasett
Inlet
to
the
nratnland
whereas
two
years
ago
scene
qjhq
eaeea
mere
sent
over.
Two
or
poaalbly
Urn
af
are
remaining
open
to
operate
chuma.
On
the
south
end
of
the
Queen
Cher
leasts.
Including
Bkldegate
Inlet
has
been
poor
to
date,
very
few
pinks
having
been
caught.
Chum
aalanon
j
am,
however,
earning
in
but
a
far
la
I
uaaU
numbers.
The
principal
nahlng
in
Oils
region
usually
takes
place
in
Sep
lean
bar
whan
the
chum
run
conusance
la
fun
swing
To
date,
tbe
catches
and
pack
bare
beea
small
Weather
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
is
lands
tats
and
the
streams
have
been
low.
The
small
run
aaay
be
partly
attributable
to
thla
condition.
nahlng
on
the
Naas
River
for
chums
Stuart
r.
Campbell,
a
program
of
or-
and
eohoaa,
wltri
gill
nets
only,
aeoord
isispaiieai
win
a
startea
to
prove
eon-
ing
to
latest
report,
waa
still
poor
tlnutty
of
tbe
aboering
iipssij
in
Seining
there,
aa
on
tbe
skeeaa
River.
work
carried
on
by
the
owner.
State
ba
now
been
closed.
The
pink
pack
m
this
prVrty
was
located
a
eoupte
of
the
Naas
River
this
season
will
be
large
years
ago
nsftolneraWi
work
ha
beenpvlth
the
aookeye
pack
the
smallest
or
aeeoaapllehed
by
way
of
surface
stripping
and
open
cuts,
sensational
or
having
been
exposed
In
a
number
of
veins.
Assays
of
the
ore
have
tetarned
values
a
high
aa
I1S0
ounces
of
silver,
so
per
eenr
lead
and
H
t
In
gold.
The
open
r.its
have
exposed
vain
for
a
distance
of
six
bundled
feet
and
In
places
aa
wide
tlx
feet
Tbe
property
I
located
short
distance
from
an
old
coal
road
mnn'ng
near
the
glacier
and
easy
transportation
Is
offered.
There
aeema
to
be
every
Indication
that
the
property
should
rapidly
attain
a
ahipplng
record,
totalling
only
8.000
oases.
Arran-dale
cannery
i
the
only
plant
on
the
Naaa
River
remaining
open
for
fall
packing.
Mill
Bay
and
Wale
Island
now
being
closed
According
to
lattet
report
from
the
Bkeena
River,
nahlng
with
gUl
net
for
cohoes
has
been
fairly
good.
A
few
seekers
are
reported
to
have
been
making
their
way
theough
to
the
apawalag
ground.
It
will
be
laser
before
ehuma
are
taken
In
gUl
aate
en
tbe
Skeeaa.
Tb
pack
of
plsb
an
lb
Skeeaa
this
J
ear
wtU
afeat
be
btgb.
with
snekeyi
very
low.
Tb
ia)ortty
af
the
Skeeaa
River
oaaweetta
aland
down
an
August
IT
with
tbe
saatbm
of
aockeye
fishing
hut
a
few
at
leans
lulug
open
for
tall
varieties.
Oood
aaitsbes
are
attn
bemg
made
lr.
tbe
seaalag
area
Va
tbe
aoutbeta
portion
of
Detfrtrt
No.
X
phvk
aad
obuu
mlmon
eoatmurng
to
oosae
la
la
aoodly
n
urn
be
as.
pur
Oaaaetie
Fliittctan.
Law
Ialet,
Ktetntu
and
Walker
Lake-are
atlB
aperatlng
in
th
central
division
and
Naami
and
TaUhea
Natataapen
for
fall
vesietlea
tn
the
BeMa
Oooa
aad
FMsbuab
Sound
dlvlstaa.
All
Rrvet
Inlet
and
Smith
a
Ialet
aaanerte
art
now
cawed.
ricTi
itc
.trrciR
I
the
Sunday
number
ot
the
Dally
Province
are
pictures
of
MVases
awen-doMM
and
Kathleen
'Brady,
daughter
or
Mr.
and
Mm.
J.
C
Brady,
and
also
of
Mlsnea
Bdna
and
PhyUla
Ireland,
all
of
whom
paseed
well
at
the
recent
Toronto
Conservatory
examinations.
TKItRACK
INCOItroit
TIO
The
farm
of
James
avahmond
Ltd.
bat
boon
liatarporated
wtti
bead
offtoe
at
Tsttaoe,
aooordlng
to
tbe
B.
C.
darealet
The.
eapltal
of
the
new
own-ptny
U
$10,000.
"xaiBTCSiLlmaifl
aastKJBtBt
B
1
DURING
NEXT
FBW
DAYS
YOU
CAN
EARN
CAR-WINNING
VOTES
AND
EXTRA
CASH
WITH
SINGLE
PROMPT
EFFORT
Woiiderftfl
or
Kew
lai
A
Sp
Ipportanity
ididafes
and
Late
Starters
In
apprecUtion
of
the
ambitious
efforts
made
by
candidates
in
The
Daily
News
mighty
$4,000
Gift
Distribution
to
dale,
a
new
$200
Competition
is
announced
to
bo
given
motive
form
of
a
special
cash
prize
of
$100
to
the
candidate
in
each
district
making
the
best
showing
on
subscriptions
turned
in
during
the
next
eleven
days.
This
is
the
rea1
STARTING
TIME
of
the
big
vote
race.
Big
votes
and,
big
points
will
be
given
until
August
31.
Every
subscription
turned
in
this
period
is
exceptionally
valuable,
counting
two
ways
votes
for
big
prizes
and
points
on
the
extra
cash
prizes.
The
extra
prize
days
are
but
eleven
in
number.
Those
who
make
the
most
of
their
time
between
now
and
August
31
will
profit
in
extra
cash.
ecial
Merit
Cash
Prize
A
cash
prize
of
$100.00
will
be
won
by
the
candidate
in
each
district,
who
make
the
most
points
on
subscriptions
turned
in
this
period.
The
candidate
in
the
district
making
the
moat
points
will
receive
$100
in
extra
cash
for
his
or
her
efforts
this
period.
This
is
extra
and
in
addition
to
the
10
per
cent
cash
commission
guaranteed
every
active
non-prize
winner
in
the
campaign.
A
didate
can
win
any
one
of
the
regular
prizes,-
listed
or
his
cash
commission
and
also
win
the
extra
$100
prize.
Consider
Your
Opportunity
to
Make
$100
This
Period
While
Pilling
Up
Votes
Which
Win
Cars
and
Enhancing
Your
Winning
Ability
in
the
$4,000
Prize
List.
The
Extra
Prize
Days
Are
Eleven
in
Number
$200
in
Cash
DIVIDED
INTO
TWO
PRIZES
One
Prize
for
District
No.
1.
of
$100.09
in
Cash.
One
Prize
for
District
No.
2.
of
100.00
in
Cash.
HOW
SUBSCRIPTIONS
COUNT
IN
POINTS
Up
to
and
including
Friday,
August
31,
the
following
number
of
points
will
be
issued
on
subscriptions
:
From
Saturday,
Sapt,
1,
up
o
and
including
Friday,
Sept.
7,
the
following
numper
of
poiats
will
be
issued
on
subscriptions:
1
year
....
8
poiats
I
6
points
2
years
...
16
poiats
I
...
12
points
S
years
...
24
poiats
I
...
18
points
1
1
year
year
.
2
2
years
years
8
8
years
years
4
4
year
years
5
5
years
years
4
years
...
82
poiats
I
.
.
.24
points
5
years
...
40
poiats
I
...
30
points
6
years
...
48
points
I
6
years
...
36
points
Tbe
above
schedule
shows
"HOW
SUBSCRIPTIONS
COUNT
IN
POINTS"
in
the
new
campaign
for
the
$200
COMPETITION
which
is
announced
today.
You
will
notice
that
subscriptions
turned
in
by
Friday
night,
August
31,
count
more
points
than
they
will
if
not
turned
in
until
the
following
week.
New,
arrearage,
renewal
or
second
payment
subscriptions
each
count
the
same
number
of
points
in
the
9&00
COMPETITION.
EACII
candidate
in
the
$4,000
Prise
Campaign
now
has
tbe
opportunity
of
entering
the
$200
COMPETITION,
and
any
subscriptions
they
secure
and
turn
in
now
will
count
votes
in
the
$4,000
prise
campaign
and
points
in
the
$200
Competition.
WHAT
IT
MEANS
You
can
win
in
the
$200
COMPETITION
aad.
at
the
same
time
aad
with
the
same
subscriptions,
enhance
your
opportunity
of
winning
one
of
the
two
cars
or
the
cash
prises
in
the
$4,000
prise
campaign.
It
is
possible
to
win
big
in
each
of
the
campaigns
as
they
are
separate
competitions
and
winning
in
one
does
not
restrict
er
binder
a
candidate
in
any
way
from
wiaaittf
in
the
other.
Candidates,
here
is
your
opportunity.
All
candidates
start
Friday
on
an
equal
basis
in
the
$200
COMPETITION
and
all
have
equal
opportunity
of
winning
regardless
of
their
present
standing
or
time
of
entry
in
the
$4,000
prise
Campaign.
IS
YOUR
NAME
IN?
Phone
J534
THE
PRINCE
HUPEUT
DAILY
NEWS
Campaign
Department
Open
Dally
9
a.m.
to
8
pirn.
Phone
534
Nomination
IJIank
in
The
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
"Everybody
Wins'
Cam-palgn.
I
hereby
enter
and
east
5,000
votes
for
Miss,
Mr.
or
Mrs.
as
a
candidate
in
The
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
"Everybody
Wins"
Prise
Distribution.
Address
9
i
'Note
Only
one
nomination
blank
will
be
credited
to
each
candidate
IF
NOT
ENTER
TODAY