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mti
the
nniii:um
ll.jlil
n;.t;
of
Monday,
May
14,
1928
News
of
the
Mines
AROUND
PRINCE
RUFERT
Silver
and
Lead
Value
Around
New
Hazelton
Proven
Silver
'
Cup
line
Very
Active
New
Strike
on
Taltapin
in
Babine
ri'Mil:
!
the
orwrntifiTto
nf
,,
Duke
Mininir
Co.
at
the
Sihcr
1
up
,..
N.ii-
.M:.V
.i"ii:;r..ii.
it
h-.:
been
demonstrated
that
the
siht'i
and
It
,ul
ahi.--
111
!i
1
.-eiiinirntsries
go
to
depth,
the
Omineca
Herald
i
New
ilaz.-lroi
-
:i;.
s
editorially.
The
Silver
Cup
has
attained
a
depth
.it
five
I:uii.;i.,I
teet.
I;
is
in
the
sedimentaries.
Nearly
all
the
pn.,pc,
'-
.Min,.
Minnii.iin
are
in
the
sedimen
taries.
lleside
(the
old
Silver
the-
llazeltciii
,
k.'.c.w
1.
Mohuvk
on
I-.ur
BtHiidnrcl
.1
1
If
:
,
ver
Stand
i:d
!.
-
the
I
ii;
:t:
-ihtr
1.
K
pl'iipel't
le-
(
I
(
.
-1
Kiny?
Fi
ai'txi!:.
by
are
the
Benny
Tin-
Barber
group.
Thei!
Hi.
iv
are
the
well
-t-
ci::irf
pped
.u
to
.
ore.
At
Ava
from
at
ii'irvker
I
!.
IKl
ppm
H
i)
!
.::!
ihe
ijtu.
o:
l'
.uasi
reJ
;
:ucr6r
and.
after
-
-ported
to
have
the
best
showing
so
,11,
M
th
I
far
in
that
part
of
his
district.
Doug-
...e
been
held
by
las
Lay,
resident
mining
engineer
with
amount
of
work.
It
la
!
headquarters
at
Maaelton,
la
expected
a
ood
:ime
now
for
same
rest
pros-
'
'o
visit
the
mine
soon.
R
M.
Morgan,
pecu
'
be
done
on
that
hill.
There
he
mine
manager,
has
come
north
la
a
market
tor
anything
that
has
any
frcm
Vancouver
and
W.
C
Stearman.
caerta,
and
the
opinion
Is
gaining
that
,
Vancouver,
president
of
the
company
this
district,
between
Terrace
and
the
.expects
to
make
an
Inspection
of
the
height
of
land
at
Hose
Xeke.
is
going
'property
toward
the
end
of
this
month.
to
develop
one
of
the
world
s
beat
.
llvar-lmd
camps
(high
grade).
Outhie
Mines
on
Hudson
Bay
tfkjw
Mile
mountain
has
as
good
a
j
Mountain
near
Smlthen
report
a
net
chance
as
any
bill
in
the
north
to
prcflt
for
April
of
tlO.000
with
output
make
a
big
camp.
There
will
be
a
mHl
rcstrlc
ed
cwlng
to
water
shortage.
The
to
handle
the
ore
when
mined
and
it.
ivupply
of
water
ha
now
been
Improved
will
be
of
Biifncient
capacity.
It
will
:nnd
It
la
expected
that
the
profit
for
be
ready
In
4ota
of
time,
in
tart
will
May
will
be
double
that
for
April.
be
operating
in
a
small
way
very
ebortly.
It
will
he
centrally
located
for
1
The
Hyder
Lead
mine
on
Texas
Creek.
Mine
.
Pour
and
Glen
mountains
Thus
Salmon
River
Valley,
ha
been
taken
the
time
1
ripe
lor
real
pro
pec
tor.
to
-over
by
the
Amalgamated
Mines
Ltd
go
Into
the
hllla.
land
active
development
program
will
I
soon
be
under
"ay.
Latest
reports
state
that
the
Sliver
Cup
near
Mew
Hanelum
Is
now
In
a
1
There
has
been
curb
trading
in
Van-poaltkm
to
ship
a
carload
of
ore
dulv
couver
recently
on
he
stock
of
the
At
soon
as
the
mill
can
be
1
mulled.
Silverbell
mine,
a
new
property
in
the
It
should
be
able
to
ship
a
carload
or
Stewart
dimrlct
The
mine
adtalna
the
high
grade
concentrates
da.ly
wi'h.iu:
Silverado
on
the
north
and
rim
from
any
further
1
velopment
Tht
tu:i:ela
tidewater
up
to
the
Prosperity
line,
have
now
been
straightened
out
and
Ocographtcal
conditions
are
said
to
be
drifting
resumed
for
another
twenty
.rimllar
to
those
on
the
Silverado
and
feet
In
Ro.
3
turmel
there
is
alfuH
Pfeffty-
The
oewtmMtlpn,
..oS
WI
fee
o
ore.
one
half
of
it
heltp;
from
one
property
to
the
other
has
not
high
grade
and
the
oth't
half
mlllins
yet
been
definitely
established
but
In
No
4
the
ore
has
lmreHwd
m
width
tlifvr
1k
n
M
-onn
conviction
that
they
to
three
'et
if
rlrb
ot
Rrvrrnl
more
may
be
rented
rSreasoas
for
EMPIEE"
Fireproof
Wallboard
CANADA
OYFBmf
AND
ALABASTINE
LIMITED.
VANCOUVER,
BC
5ct"w
w
InVi,,
Columbia
CvPmm
('im(i.im.
Limited
'.':-i
For
Sale
By
Albert
&
McCaffery,
Ltd.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Per
a
brief
interlude
I
was
actually
;
htptfJ-d
a
maw
wiw
a
vraapiwuc.
chair,
silk
skirt,
puttees
and
the
rest
A
,
I
got
a
splendid
thrill
out
of
It.
It
like
having
the
power
and
toe
isewledge
to
run
a
great
machine.
Itl
being
the
master
of
the
show.
"Take,
for
Instance,
some
of
tat
details
that
te
me.
at
least
ate
fascinating
-the
human
emotions
te
ke
:
played
with,
seeing
the
tjrj
graw
wn-
ION
CHANEY
IN
DRAMA
MOCKERY::
1
HTOKV
Or
Hl
IA
KKVOH
TlOX'
!
WITH
VERY
WRIItll
EfFEtTN
j
ON
WREKN
'
-
;
Fantastic
earners
effects,
as
strange
.
the
makeup
of
the
star,
weird
light
and
shades
and
grim
tnaetom:
these
vera
uaed
to
heighten
the
mysterious
-
H
Ia.
BTfhaMadier'm
ImtdBdat-
tflU
All
T
the
cpotn.
in
'lloclBery"
coming
at
Vim
ddkf
nd
Under
the
dtrectioa
of
Benjamin
ChrUteniwtn,
the
fmoui
D-ih
dlrec-
the
world's
greatest
authorities
on
the
psychological
eflsrt
of
light
and
shade
in
the
drama,
away
etranfe
Sects
were
worked
out
on
the
screen
for
the
first
the
background
for
a
remarkable
drama!
of
love
and
sacrifice
"THE
WAGON
SHOW"
IS
AN
AUTHENTIC
STORY
"The
Wagon
Show"
la
different
from
the
ordinary
formula
of
western
pictures.
It
la
a
human
authentic
story
of
a
small,
early
day
circus
travelling
through
Montana
and
Wyoming.
This
was
the
day
of
horse
drawn
wagou-
hows
and
the
continuous
light
of
man
i
v.ith
the
elements
Hen
Maynard,
who
spent
fifteen
yean
a
a
star
stunt
rider
with
Bamum
nlid
Bailey,
Hlngllng
Bros.,
and
other
biK
tent-show
outfits,
personally
supervised
the
technical
end
of
the
picture
n.-
well
as
performing
some
of
the
most
daring
feats
of
horsemanship
ever
filmed.
"The
Wagon
Show"
was
written
especially
for
Maynard
and
was
person
ally
directed
by
Harry
J.
Brown,
who
nuprvled
all
of
Ken's
previous
plo-
tur
"SAILORS'
WIVES"
NOT
MARINE
STORY
"Sailors'
Wives."
the
new
First
National
feature
showing
here
tonight,
with
Mary
After
and
Lloyd
Hughes
IriuureU.
hu
nothing
to
do
with
shi)h
and
Bailors
However
1;
1k
one
ul
the
most
dramatic
Murk
in
which
the
popular
"team"
has
ever
appeared.
In
book
form,
thr
novel
by
Warner
F
ii
1:
in
ii
wan
mmmn
I
lie
lx".i
seller
1
lie.
u.-
v.
Illl
the
MH-ntllY
elect
and
con-
a
time
in
the
new
picture
.
"Mockery"
is
a
rhrld
drama
of
the
Russian
revolution,
with
Chancy
in
4
4r
-
PAGE
TWO
thr
i&ily
wows..:
Monday,
May
14,
V-illS
-
WHAT
I
MIGHT
HAVE
BEEN
As
Told
to
Harold
C.
Burr
By
JOHN
GILBERT
'ISometruna.
'
jMcWSMikapf.-.
ppei
I'm
quite
ue
I
-
would
.
lutye
.ouaaj
fccuM
kind
ol
work
to
do,
around
a
studio
if
I'd
never
'been
an
actor.
If
1
I
easn't
an
actor
I'd
have
been
a
dlrec-
tor.
If
not
director
then
a
scenario
writer.
I
i
"Sefore
:ne
my
mother
was
an
ac-tress.
I
was
born
in
a
tank
town
out
Wt
at
a
one-mint
stand,
and
ap-I
peared
in
support
of
Eddie
Foy
on
my
first
birthday.
That
1
too
much
.
heredity
to
overcame.
.
t
"1
e"way-d
to
'overcame
it
and
failed
I
sold
amrmcblle
tlroa
lor
seen
years
and
hated
that
commercial
Job
"But
I
tried
to
keep
behind
the
.amera.
rather
than
before
it
--that
I
t.
anted
.
;
be
a
direi-to:
.nstead
jui!
an
act
jr.
Everything
that
1
nwd
in
the
way
of
sell-espreasior.
is
to
be
.ound
m
the
moving
picture
busmev
--acting,
writing
and
directing.
"Yet
to
my
way
of
thinking
directing
is
more
sstufying.
more
stimulating,
mm
creative
than
the
otter
tm.
Somehow
I've
drifted
into
j
:he
acting
end
of
the
Industry,
more
or
teas
permanently,
rm
afraid.
Vr
4(lll
1
.tl-HKRT
-If
I
wsu't
an
Mti.
Id
be
a
Street
or
er
your
hand,
watching
aeon
pO.
upo.
-
T.
T
7Z
scene
These
things
mate
directing
"
-'
'
"
S
high
form
of
self-KprasKm
beltere
m
putting
ererrikang
you've
get
into
the
lob
yu
happen
to
a
asing
acting.
"ChUly
Days.'
mtimthi
arterr."
In
Montreal.
Canada.
mUes
away.
Tew
can
see
a
whole
lot
en
raw
life
la
S0OSO
miles
of
trouplng.
even
IX
van
are
little
boy
and
not
map-poacd
te
ktaerving
I
Hemlee
I
took
my
schooling
on
the
wing
(BXtil
gay
mother
made
anmngav
menw
fr
mt
to
attend
the
Hitchcock
Military
at
Ban
Rafael,
Oaltf.
Quittinf
aahaol
I
decided
to
turn
I
OWMV
nuuuvi
1.1
wmisfiei
wsw
aw
office
boy
and
worked
w
to
swaawa
wlss
manager.
But
the
blood
of
say
and
the
bright
mm
mt
the
mum
nwtnar
its
Hi
raw
mi
,mmu,m
pawling
or
mme
,
mmght
I
W.
kImsbu
lta&
knmtlM
IslsV
J'-
M
1th
th
Trtangi.
as
Don't
think
I
m
to
-sat'
a
kick
out
1
"
H
11
rf
my
pmwsnt
kWim
poambllltlw.
.'
!!he
to
rtp
tiit.
asfidist
Of
part,
fa
....
1
it.
to
play
street-ear
condisctfcg.
clerks,
:
"Since
that
start
I've
dene
aoaael
-
sailors
aod
prtaw-figritera
I
want
directing
along
Poverty
Mow.
That's
j
o
nriae
them
Irte.
breathe,
suffer
and
cur
name
for
a
'Uwet
in
Botlywoodi
.
.
ph
;
where
independent
produoers
may
hlftj
1
fully
equipped
studios
by
toe
day
to
P-.Thapa
that's
because
In
my
own
make
their
own
pietwms.
And
I
still'
)
.1'
hood
I
came
up
against
the
seamy
have
my
dream
of
one
day
beexniag
a
'.nlngs.
We
were
nomads
of
the
thea-
great
director."
Ire
my
mother
and
I
Just
to
illus-
tnate.
I
wa
born
In
Logan.
Utah,
and
Copyright
-fey
PuMic
Ledger)
-
tttTtttT
HSBK
.T
Tlli;.TKr,
MtHutay
Lloyd
Hughes
aad
Mary
in
."Sailor's
Wtees
."
Coanedy
"WUd
Oat
Valley."
Paramount
News
Maynsrd
In
"The
y
and
1
Thomson
be
"The
Oemedy
"Save
rathe
Bevlew.
rrldav
at
Om
Ftooee.-
Lon
Cbaney
In
"Mookery"
Comedy
:
"Old
Wallop."
Aesop's
Film
rabies
Metro
Ooldwyn
Wagon
:
'
1
1
the
strange
role
of
a
hermit-like
peas-1
"
"1
'
ant
thrust
by
an
odd
trick
of
fate
into
tains
emotional
seenea
that
are
certain
the
heart
of
the
stnsggle
between
to
prove
especially
adjective.
Othera
In
1
peasantry
and
aristocracy
The
hopeless
'
the
cast
are
I
axle
Pose.
Ollce
Tell.
Burr
slavery
of
the
serfs
or
peasants
la
'
Mcintosh.
OM'rte
Whitman.
Ruth
;
contrasted
against
the
life
of
aruto-
Owyer.
Jack
Mower
and
Bms
True,
crata.
and
toe
eonflkgtatUav
that
'
Joeepri
Hinjery
directed,
change
the
eeetmy
mt
h
nattktti
torm
,
"THE
REBEL
RIDER"
STORY
OF
JESSE
JAMES,
THE
OUTLAW
James,
an
American
Robin
if
ever
there
was
one,
baa
been
Immortalised
for
the
generations
to
loene
In
Fred
Thomsons
starring
vehicle,
"The
Rebel
Slider,"
here
Wednesday
and
ThuiMUy.
According
to
the
thrilling
Hlory
which
Mr.
Thomson
has
screened.
Jamen
was
to
all
Intent,
hounded
by
the
law
for
deeds
he
never
committed.
When
be
plundered.
It
was
only
to
give
to
the
needy.
If
this
be
true.
America's
boyhood
now
has
another
Idol
to
worship.
And.
talking
of
Idols,
there
doesn't
seem
to
be
anyone
else
on
the
screen
who
quite
comes
nn'to
the
pedestal-on
which
Thomson
has
been
enshrined
by
film
fans.
i
"Jfwse
James"
raerke-.a
SsCUiM
step!
in
the
right
direction.
Here
.1.
-a
-West-.
'
em-
pi
u
it
has
all
the
things
which
ually
found
M
iwUtdtsvdmma--
action,
wild
rid
lug,
gorgeous
aoenery,
a
good
l-jve
story,
plenty
of
fighting
and
pep
In
addition
to
all
these,
it
i
hat
something
value
to
give.
"Jess
James"
might
wefl
be
considered
k
historical
document.
It
portrays
lite
during
the
civil
Vfar
with
vividness
It
taken
ui
on
the
raids
of
Confederate
cavalry
regiments
It
takes
ua
Into
the
Chinp
ol
the
Union
and.
In
Its
lighter
iii"tnetitK.
it
even
discloses
a
water
irymph
of
isea,
Wtn
her
superfluous
Adviti:.e
in
the
Dally
News,
ll
pl
inr.
::
JABOUR
BROS.
LTD.
::
'
AH
Linen
Weft
Towelling,
rcg.
25c,
on
Dollar
Days,
fi
yards
for
$1.00
Near
Linen
Dish
Towelling,
reg.
20c,
00
Dollar
Days,
7
ycrds
for
$1.00
Linen
Huckaback
Towelling,
rear.
40c,
on
Dollar
Days,
3
for
.
.
.
.
:
$1.00
Hemmed
Tea
Towcla,
reg.
40c
pair,
on
Dollar
Days,
3
pair
for
$1.00
Face
Towels,
SO"
1C",
regr.
40c
pair,
on
Dollar
Dava,3
psir
for
$1.00
Colored
Bath
Towela,
rmg.
$1.35
pair,
on
Dollar
Days
$1.00
Hemmed!
Lines
Dish
Towel,
reg.
50c
each,
on
Dollar
Days,
3
pair
for
$1.00
White
HeauRed
Pare
Towels,
bargain,
on
Dollar
Days,
4
for
$l.0
White
Canton
Flannel,
reg.
3c
yard,
on
Dollar
Days,
4
yards
for
$1.00
Floral
Ci-epe.
good
quality,
on
Dollar
Days,
4
yard
for
$1.00
Plain
Craps,
all
colors,
on
Dollar
Days,
6
yards
for
$1.00
Bordered
Serin,
on
Dollar
Days.
7
yards
tor
$1.00
Checked
Gingham,
reg.
up
to
30c
per
yard.
Sale.
yards
for
$1.00
White
Flannelette,
84T
wide,
reg.
30c
per
yard.
Sale,
I
yards
for
$1.00
Colored
Sateens,
all
colors,
reg.
40c
per
yard.
Sale,
4
yards
for
$1.00
236
Yard
Sheeting
Remnant?,
72".
82",
92"
wide,
good
qalfty,
from
75c
to
$1.25
reg.
Sale,
2
yards
for
$1.00
PRINCIPLES
OF
Don
CHIROPRACTIC
HMTIIIV
OF
THE
NYHTEM
NKRVOI
M
By
virtue
of
lu
continuity,
the
nervous
system
puts
into
oosmectlon
all
the
other
systems
of
the
body.
Its
branches
form
pathways
over
which
carve
Impulses
peas
from
the
brain'
aad
cord
to
every
part
of
the
body,
and
from
the
nerve
endings
to
the
brain!
and
spinal
cord.
All
incoming
Impulses
must
react
ha
the
central
nervous
sys-i
tem
At
-Is
a
(act
of
the
stosnst
import-,
the
that
until
the
Incoming
Impulses
,
have
reached
the
brain
and
spinal
cord,
'
outgoing
Impulses
are
not
generated.
It
must
be
remembered
that
nearly
all
outlying
Impulses
are
generated
aa
a
re.
-suit
of
stimulation
of
the
oerebrsl
and
turn
eactte
motor
Impulses
In
the
cere-tor
example,
the
sight
of
food
excites
aanaory
impulses
to
the
brain
which
in
turn
excite
motor
lmplaes
In
the
cerebral
centres
which
send
nerve
fibres
to
tbe
salivary
glands
and
stomach
and
a
flow
of
saliva
and
gastric
juice
results.
In
like
manner
ever;
action
performed
by
any
part
of
tt-
bod,
is
produced
at
s
result
of
an
outgo
q
.inula
which
was
generated
In
the
L-mn
or
spinal
cgrd
in
response
to
an
Impure
from
the
nerve
endings.
By
means
of
the
ce::-.!
nervous
system,
reactions
are
established
in
parts
of
the
body
not
directly
affected
by
changing
external
conditions,
in
this
way
harmony
between
the
activities
of
the
various
systems
of
the
body
Is
maintained.
Also
the
body
as
a
whole,
in
relation
to
all
things
outside
It
itnd
forming
Its
environment,
la
under
tbe
gutldaace
of
the
nervous
system.
tf
you
are
not
feeling
up
to
the
mark,
then
phone
Blue
85
fur
an
ap-Donltment.
or
drnn
in
in
rw
,
.
r
-
ajTUUSWTS
office
at
623-3rd
Avenue.
Advt
Sergeant
T.
Van
Dyk,
Oame
Act
en-forcemeat
omoer
of
the
nn.iui
polloe.
returned
to
the
city
on
yester-
usy
imTiooti
train
from
a
brief
trip
to
the
Interior
on
olflclal
duties.
Mr.
.
r
l
Mrs
F.
Q
Dawson
returned
to
the
city
on
yesterday
afternoon's
train
foil
r.,lnK
a
trip
to
various
itntK
In
the
ciitri.l
interim
,,
l(
Mi.
Hi
de
r
B
Tuesday,
Wednesday,
Thursday
May
15,
16,
17
Hemmed
Pillow
Slips,
reg.
SSr
ea
h
Sal,..
4
for
.on
Special-
Good
quality
Sheeting,
ny.
rt5(
a
ysrd.
Sale,
l1
yards
far
$.u
l'lllow
Tubing,
42"
wide,
good
quality,
m-
75c.
Sale,
2
yards
for
ki.oii
:&0
Yards
White
aad
Grey
Cotton.
:wr
,
Sale,
6
yards
for
$1.
on
Ladies'
Cotton
Vests,
reg.
36c
each.
):
tu
.
lar
days.
4
for
si.oti
Ladies'
Vests,
good
quality,
reg.
65
.
on
Ii.,'.
lar
Days,
sale,
2
for
xi.imi
Ladles'
Bloomers,
Mauve.
White.
Pearl,.
(,
K
reg.
65c.
Sale,
2
for
.si.
mi
Ladies'
Dimity
Nightgowns,
reg.
$!
Sa
91.(10
Girls'
Crepe
Pyjamas,
sizes
8
to
14
yea
-.
reg.
91
JO.
Sale
il.im
Ladies'
White
Nigthgowns,
nicely
trimmH
reg.
92.00.
Sale
SI.
mi
Ladies'
Crepe
House
Dresses,
rr
J
:
Ssle
Kl.i-'i
Girls
Bloomers,
White,
Pink.
Navy,
n
4f.
Sale.
3
for
Children's
Wash
Pantie
Dresses,
fmm
2
6
years,
reg.
$M.
Sale
'
81
pair
Misses
'Banning
fttwes,
sizes
n
in
White,
Brown.
Fleet
Foot,
u,
!
r
st
I.(mi
Boys'
Blouses,
Khaki
and
Blue,
m-
?!
"i
Sale
l.w
Men's
Heavy'
Working
Sox.
salt.
I
ti.v
for
SIM
Men's
Silk
Socks,
Hale.
2
pair
for
Sl.(
SiVLKS
POIt
CASH
ONLY.
NUJ1ER0US
OTHBIf
BAjtGAINS
WATCH
OUH
WINDOWS
Phone
615.
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1
ros.j
Ltd.
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Ave.
and
7th
St.
j
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&
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for
the
KARMKIt,
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FjftHIdHTEU,
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rugged'
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and
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