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Monday,
August
20,
1923.
EXTRAORDINARY
EXPERIMENT
The
experiment
of
the
British
Empire
is
as
extraordinary
one.
Attention
is
drawn
to
this
by
Kamsay
Macdonald,
the
Labor
leader,
and
forjner
Premier
of
Great
Britain,
who
points
out
that
the
-Empire
is
founded
on
new
models,
borrowing
its
principles
and
institutions
from
no
other
previous
community.
And
iiamsay
Macdonald
adds
that
the
British
Commonwealth
that
ia
being
built
up
is
fraught
with
good
for
the
whole
world.
There
we
are.
We
are
one
of
the
most
important
factors
in
this
British
Community
and
it
remains
for
us
to
decide
what
we
are
going
to
do
with
it.
Each
section
has
a
hand
in
it
formation
and
in
deciding
what
kind
of
a
community
it
shall
be
In
Prince
Rupert
there
are
a
great
many
people
who
are
not
of
British
origin.
They
have
thrown
in
their
lot
here.
They
find
themselves
in
a
community
that
is
British,
actuated
with
British
ideals
and
guided
by
British
principles.
They
are
a
part
of
this
wonderful
new
democratic
community
known
as
the
British
Empire,
arrowinc.
expanding,
yet
each
year
the
separate
units
feeling
themselves
more
ire
to
express
themselves
as
distinct
units.
This
isa
great
experiment,
as
Macdonald
says,
"and
H
remains
for
toe
individuals
to
so
carry
on
that
the
best
possible
results
will
be
obtained
for
themselves
and
for
the
rest
of
the
commonwealth.
HELPLESS
AND
FRIENDLESS
It
is
pointed'
out
by
a
Labor
member
in
Scotland
that
many
people
who
migrate
to
Canada
find
themselves
in
the
winter
season
helpless
and
friendless
in
an
ungenerous
land.
It
seems
often
as
if
the
statement
were
true.
And
yt
how
.
can
it
be
otherwise.
The
only
way
to
cultivate
self-reliance
is
by
feeling
that
the
future
of
the
individiuU
depends
en
his
unaided
efforts.
It
may
be
a
cruel
method
of
developing
citteeufeip
and
yet
we
find
tfeat
itis
the
most
effective.
What
Make
failures
in
Canada
is
tjbe
seqtBag
ef
resrdttanee's
here
to
those
who
learn
to
expect
them
and
iatztt
to
taV
care
of
themselves.
To
feel
oneself
wholly
cut
off
from
euaide
kb
ia
the
only
method
of
treating
same
of
us
who
need
just
teea)
tnlafiitg.
The
people
of
Canada
are
more
frhtttir
afoat
people,
especially
the
people
who
live
in
the
famine
eeaaiiHtfties
of
the
prairie
country.
Hat
even
there
they
have
ae
lise
far
a
person
who
ia
always
looking
for
ooteJde
help.
They
have
no
use
for
the
dole
systta
which
tends
to
take
away
a
person's
self-
reliance.
British
people
coming
to
Canada
moat
accept
her
as
she
is
and
adapt
themselves
to
her
ways.
If
they
do
not
like
it
they
can
always
remain
at
home
and
we
think
the
Government
ia
foolish
to
spend
so
much
money
in
trying
to
induce
people
to
come
here.
Let
them
come
by
all
means
and
extend
the
glad
hand
but
let
them
do
as
others
have
done,
pay
their
way
and
ask
permission
to
enter.
Then
they
will
appreciate
better
the
privilege
of
citizenship.
News
of
the
Mines
AROUND
PRINCE
RUPERT
Highland
Group
Showing
up
well
New
Camp
at
Esperanza
Ore
In
from
Chikamin
Glacier
to
Stewart
The
Highland
gronp,
situated
on
McGrath
Mountain
in,
Alice
Arm
camp
and
being
develojied
by
the
owner,
R.
Ingraham,
is
showing
sign
of
developing
into
an
imporant
property.
A
tunnel
is
being
drifted
n
the
ore
body
and
in
in
a
diKtinie
of
twenty
feet
which
given
depth
on
the
ore
of
aluo
twenty
tpot.
The
ore
body
has
an
average
width
of
!14
feet
und
is
plainly
traceable
on
the
surface
for
long
distance.
It
in
zinc-lead
ore
if
u
Vi
irh
character.
Mining
engineers
and
others
who
have
examined
the
property
are
of
the
opinion
that
the
prospects
for
developing
a
considerable
tonnage
are
At
Ho
me
or
Away
For
breakfast,
lunch
or
supper
on
hot
days
especially'
with
fruits
cool
milk
or
cream.
Healthful
!
TRlSCUlTAHcalth
Wafer
of
Whole
Wheat,
.MADE
AT
N1ACAPA
FALLS
VISITORS
WELCOME
Col.
A.
8.
MeCuUough
of
Vancouver
managing
director
al
the
Revenue
Mi'.:-ng
Co..
recently
visaed
the
Independence
mine
at
Stewar:
and
expressed
.fmsclf
as
well
satisfied
with
what
he
iii.
and
with
iuture
possibilities.
A
new
of
sixteen
men
la
now
employes'
jt
the
Independence
under
the
foreman
-vhlp
of
Jchn
Swans
mi
and
the
development
work
consists
of
diamond
drulirg
jnd
open
cutting.
O.
B.
Bush,
bead
ef
the
Bush
Consolidated
Co.,
announces
that
bis
company
has
drifted
ninety
feet
on
a
lart
north
-south
vein
that
has
a
width
A
forty
feet.
So
far
the
-vein
In
the
drift
b,
badly
crushed
but
solid
ground
should
be
reached
within
thirty-five
f
l
where
an
east-west
vein
Intersects
the
zne
being
drllted
on.
Surface
ore
at
this
,
jlnt
carries
good
value
Some
of
the
most
spectacular
ore.
.'ram
the
standpoint
of
values
ever
f-rougb
Into
Stvart
cast
last
week
rora
the
Chirrs
iaf
gtacJar.
on
tfce
AJ-Mka
stte
of
the
bw.
rnnnlag
llMte
per
ton
in
PM
sad
sjhnr.
tlx
said
.on
tent
being
W
earns.
Hie
ore
Is
juartj!
gangne,
nixed
with
green
stained
rock
heavily
isspneasts
with
native
silver
wish
which
tbe
goM
is
aaa-trrntly
aOsfad
Tat
urupaitg
it
3wkd
?
Tkonrtxm
&
Lemon
of
H4r
and
la
an
yi
at
Until
bj
of'
Texas
Creek.
So
far
tbe
oe
has
not
bee.i
cund
la
piare
but
is
in
taw
Saras
of
noat
working
est
from
under
the
gli
der
with
no
indication
of
now
far
it
has
cosm.
The
owners
are
waking
ef
forts
ta
locate
tbe
source
of
this
spectacularly
rich
see.
new
vein
wee
recently
discovered
on
the
United
Empire
mine
back
of
Stewart,
of
wMeh
WlHlam
Dam
M
managing
director
and
open
cutting
was
immediately
commenced.
The
vein
bat.
been
open
cut
fourteen
feet
and
Is
itM
in
ore
the
cutting
having
been
commenced
at
the
footwall.
A
tunnel
bar
been
faced
and
driven
six
feet
in
tht
No.
1
vein
on
the
property
for
tbe
purpose
of
drifting
oa
tbe
ore
which
la
ex--xwed
on
the
surface
for
650
feet,
sbow-.ng
high
grade
far
tbe
greater
part.
A
trail
has
been
rat.
to
connect
this
tunnel
with
tbe
tunnel
driven
by
the
previous
bonders
which
was
put
in
vo
;o
strike
No.
2
vein.
Everything
Is
in
readiness
to
drive
twenty
feet
In
thi
tunnel
during
tbe
rainy
weather
when
-pen
cutting
becomes
difficult.
Cutting
indicates
that
this
vein
dips
at
the
same
ingle
as
all
other
veins
en
tbe
properly
uul
If
this
n
so.
twenty
fast
should
tap
tbe
vein.
Tbe
management
la
well
atlaned
with
results
on
the
United
Em-
rtre
Man
in
the
Moon
We
get
our
game
of
tennis
Bin
baseball
it
is
off,
We
play
lacrosse,
but
sad
to
say.
We
get
no
chance
at
golf.
One
advantage
of
growing
old
la
that
nstttaate
agma
cease
to
worry.
Jake
says
they
and
It
difficult
to
gat
-aousjB
eld
dusters
in
bis
home.
lie
ays
it
takes
at
least
three
etd
gowns
new
tegeSber
ta
make
one.
Look
at
the
bright
aide
of
everything
bat
which
la
ttte
taigfet
aide
ea
a
rainy
SuntfayT
It'a
bad
luck
to
keep
a
dollar
bill
lr
your
pocket.
Never
be
content
wlQ
less
Jtaa
See.
Yon
might
have
.to
give
e
'P-
Some
people
overdo
this
being
agree-aslta.
They
act
all
tbe
ttane
as
if
they'
were
fwjuttng
ssr
Office
and,
t
mates
?ne
uneesy.
Tbe
latest
Scottish
story
is
afout
a
rtfl
from
Aberdeen
named
MUlloent
When
she
came
to
Canada
she
eaUed
herself
Millie
anc
saved
tbe
cent.
If.
you
are
not
satiafied
with
your
lot
build
an
it
and
rent
toe
house
sod
get
back
at
humanity
Curing
a
cold
or
raising
a
family
it
any
Try
it.
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prince'Kupert
.tueuft
!,
mis
The
capture
of
Hoye,
eorjsldercd
the
keystone
to
tbe
German
defences
in
Picardy.
is
announced,
and
the
advance
.if
the
Allied
forces
continues.
The
Olty
Cornell
discussed
the
matter
of
waterfront
for
the
city
and
the
filling
In'
of
Cow
Bay
when
a
letter
was
read
from
the
Independent
Fishermen
and
Boat
Owners'
Association.
No
action
was
taken
pending
the
return
to
the
city
of
Hon
T.
D.
Pattullo.
An
official
government
advertisement
advises
that
August
34
is
the
last
date
)
PAGE
TWO
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Mood
.v.
A
in.
If
you
doubt
the
merit
of
"SALADA"
Tea
Let
us
prove
it
Write
"SALADA",
Toronto
get
free
19-cup
packet
test
for
yourself.
"SALADA"
Is
sold
in
four
grades
Black,
Green
or
Mixed
varieties
80c
to
$1.05
per
pound.
"SALADS"
TEA
good.
Work
eatendJng
the
tunnel
is
tiding
vigorously
prosecuted.
The
ground
Mope
at
an
angle
of
about
forty-live
Cegtees
so
that
ooualderable
depth
01,
iic
ore
can
be
obtained
at
minimum
:t.
The
new
camp
at
tbe
Bapeiafnw.
'mi?e
at
Alice
Arm
it
rloW-
complelea.-
'
emprises
two
w
atJpOntteT1uiitaj
i.d
provide
acoomcdaLion
lor
ten
mn
i-ith
all
the
latest
conveniences.
Ttai-tfring
at
the
mine
has
been
unOer-.aken
recently
aud
Lhe
compressor
plant
expected
to
arrive
shcrlly.
With
tht-nataUanon
ol
the
latter,
mining
operation
wUI
be
eonsMarably
expedited.
-nniid
B.c."
CeTt
Just
Try
g
One
,
:
Can
mm
Tier
change
from
other
brands
-toaBficificaJJilk
is
U44
by
a
Vancouver
tafl-
in
a
lengthy
leiler.
We-fike
Ah
excerpt:
.
"
;irf(fie
dtiy
1
noticed
In
a
lajrjr
-downtown
store
a
number
nf
people
buying
Pacific
Milk
in
preference
fcn
ither
brands.
I
was
to
intrigued
1
pur-
ting
SMS)
fast
a
day.
few
tins
right
Si)e
thenJy
M
on
to
say
how
ranch
mne
pleased
she
was
wilhMtijldality.
PACIFIC
MILK
rnrtorlex
at
Abbnfford
and
l-adner.
B.C.
"Build
U.C."
upon
which
paj
(i.m
in
be
granted
to
tboae
wao
aie
or
who
have
.ailed
to
report
ui-.
u.illtary
authori
ties.
Tbe
ffalaer
and
the
Austrian
Emperor
the,,
creation
of
a
Kingdom
ef
tbey
met
recanuy.
Tbe
eta
Khyex
MUl
at
Skeena
City
torn
bean
taaan
over
by
tbe
National
rase
Mina
fctd
and
will
soon
be
cut
Tbe
dssth
at
Duncan
Vancouver
Is
land
ef
Dev.
Jhn
Field
la
announced.
It
was
only
last
May
that
Mr.
Field
re
tired
from
tbe
nctlve
ministry
at
Haiti-ton
where
he
:'nd
labored
for
thirty-
two
years.
CHURCH
ORGAN
TO
BE
MODERENIZED
SOON
AT
THE
UNITED
CHURCH
The
Organ,
fur.d
Committee
of
tbe
United
Church
met
on
Saturday
evening
at
the
home
of
idles
Way.
when
in
addition
to
Hav.
a
Wilaea
who
preaidao,
there
were
present
Mis
Way.
Mrs.
W.
J.
Kirkpatrick.
secretary.
F.
Ytekars
and
J.
8
Wilson.
It
was
decided
to
purchase
an
electric
blower
for
the
organ
and
arrangements
were
also
discussed
for
having
electrical
connections
being
made
and
for
having
tbe
organ
tuned
and
put
in
repair.
It
is
hped
to
have
tbe
installation
ooapietsd
arjy
next
month
in
good
time
for
tbe
winter
work
of
tbe
church.
There
la
a
considerable
balance
to
tbe
credit
of
trie
fund,
both
tbe
Ladles'
Aid
and
tbe
T'jung
People's
Society
having
made
handsome
eontrtbutions.
INTERIOR
PROSPECTS
EXCELLENT
JUST
NOW
Ray
Warlock.
lepresentaUve
of
F.
O.
Dawson
Ltd..
who
returned
from
tbe
Interior
last
evening
says
crops
took
weil
la
tbe
Interior
and
cutting
barley
Is
about
to
begin
Interest
m
mining
seems
to
be
increasing.
It
was
reported
that
there
was
another
good
strike
at
the
Duthle
I
MOWNStlSbTt
tMwy
"jj""
We
sell
the
WORLD'S
GREATEST
TIRE
AFTER
Itt
Introduction
a
Ilttl
1.
over
a
year
sCo,
today's
Good
year
All-Weather
Tread
Balloon
was
quickly
recognized
as
the
World'a
Greatest
Tire.
Greatest
because
of
itt
AH-Weather
Tread
specially
designed
for
baPoon
tires.
Greatest
because
It
(a
built
with
SIII'F.KTWICT
rVirds
cords
which
stretch
61
more
than
ordinary
eoras
-are
lest
easily
injureu
road
shocks
and
last
longer
us
for
a
price
on
jour
size.
KA1EN
GAKAPE
Prince
Rupert,
H.C.
Buying
at
home
means
service
at
home
hv
At
Departmental
Service
is
provided
by
the
people
for
the
people.
Mine
on
Hudson
Bay
Mountain
and
ex-!
oeitot
results
are
being
obtained
at'
Topley-BiobfteM.
mei:k
at
tiikathk
"Tbe
Student
Prince."
Aesop'a
Film
KaMes.
Uetro-Ooldwyn
Neaa.
KEN
MAYNARD
AND
EOU
INEORMATiOK
KEGAl.Uji.Nfc
British
(Columbia
jmes
s
Monday
and
TurMtay
4
Ken
Ma.ynard
la
The
Upland
BJder."
Comedy.
"Listen
State."
Paramount
New.
-
Wednesday
and
Thurodiiy-
Bather
Ralston
in
"Something
4
Always
Happens."
Cometfy.
"Half
Sack
Hannah."
Pa
the
Review.
t
iTldav
and
Saturday
t
TARZAN
TONIGHT
i
"Tbe
Upland
Rider."
tbe
atory
of
orte.
with
all
tbe
ingredients
of
a
fast
moving
and
bard
riding
melodrama
,
acksd
with
mere
thrills
than
are
uau
ally
found
in
five
pietoree,
la
tbe
ad
snce
advertlMtneat
of
Ken
Uajmard'
latest
western
feature
here
tonight.
This
picture
is
an
ortclnMl
atcrv
In
Manen
Jackson,
and
features
Tarxen
fee
wonder
horse,
of
Ken's
wbo
ba
been
seen
with
Ken
m
atl
of
bla
ore
Moos
wetteraa.
Tensan
Is
possibly
oni
01
the
beat
known
equine
players
on
t!u
'creen
and
la
actually
receiving
fan
mall
of
his
own.
te
tueto
a
Oearee
tbs
Charles
B.
Bogera,
the
pc4ier
of
tbe
nen
Msynard
features
for
Pin
National
aM
Kea,
deetded
that
tbe
public
would
bt
gtvea
a
picture
ta
which
Taraan
bad
-vote
than
bla
usual
share
of
fllm
foot
age-
The
atoqr
la
tgpieaay
saodent
to
atop
ana
aetus
witb
two
rlvej
bone
ranebr
.n
tbe
west.
SPOOKS
GALORE
IN
"SOMETHING
ALWAYS
HAPPENS"
PICTURE
Per
the
third
time
In
rapid
auccee
sum,
Esther
Ralston,
the
blonde
pars
mount
star,
and
Nell
Hamilton,
rjomil
screen
Juvenile,
are
again
teamed
f
provide
an
entertatarng
story
for
th.
public.
This
time
they
are
the
leadm.
pair
ta
an
unusual
sattrte.
melodrama
tlr
larce
mystery-comedy.
"Somethit
Always
Happens,"
tht
picture
which
wi.
show
here
Wednesday
and
Thursday
Miss
Ralston
and
Hamilton
cae'
In
a
new
setting,
a
bsosted
house,
m
habited
with
character
with
much
mori
bedy
than
ghosts
are
ereditsa
with
They
spend
a
thrilling
night
in
mad
terror,
with
pjety
ef
laughs
for
auditaee
and
find
Itttte
ume
for
otaachsg
throughout
the
picture.
THE
STUDENT
PRINCE
tbe
re-
BEAUTIFUL
LOVE
STORY
Tender
and
Human
tip
Aflalr
T
lie
K'eii
llrre
At
Tbe
Week-Kinl
In
a
massive
ftllrnln&atton
of
tbe
eel
wrated
old
romanre
of
Heidelbeiv
am,
the
prltee
who
sought
bapotness
there
mon
iHortvno
and
Norms
Bbeari"
const
here
Friday
and
Bastard
Th.
atettwe
Is
ealtad
-The
Student
Prince
and.
la
fee
latest
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tr
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from
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in..
ted
tais
meet
beautiful
of
love
atorw..
la
a
ttader
and
romantic
fashion.
It
is
Just
s
simple
plot
of
a
boy
and
girl,
an
un
nappy
prince
and
bla
patblc
sweetheart,
a
tnaM
in
tht
village
inn.
but
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love
with
a
devotion
that
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imi
than
royal
tradition,
greater
than
lu
wis
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atcjrty
la
what
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