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Published
Every
Afternoon,
except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue.
H.
F.
PULLEN
-
-
-
Managing
Ediior.
DAILY
EDITION
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
Thursday,
July
19,
1328
.
SWING
OF
PENDULUM
The
swing
of
the
pendulum
has
followed
rts
natural
course
in
spite
of
strenuous
efforts
to
stop
it
and
the
Liberal
government
at
Victoria
has
been
swept
from
power
by
the
overwhelming
vote
of
the
people.
In
.spite
of
the
fact
that
there
was
practically
a
new
premier
in
office
and
that
they
had
a
splendid
record
of
achievement
as
well
an
a
fixed
policy
for
th
future,
the
people
decided
that
they
were
not
required
any
more
at
present
and
have
handed
them
their
pass
to
the
opposition
benches.
There
is
no
mistake
about
it.
The
Liberals
are
beaten
and
beaten
badly
and
all
they
can
do
is
to
take
their
dismissal
with
good
grace,
bowing
to
the
will
of
the
people.
It
is
part
of
the
fortune
of
political
life.
It
was
ratoar
a
regrettable
thing
that
Dr.
Mac
Lean
was
not
given
a
chance
to
show
what
he
could
do
at
the
head
of
affairs,
btrt
the
decree
of.
the
people
is
final
and
absolute.
Dr.
MacLean
is
out.
THE
NEW
GOVERNMENT
.Upon
Dr.
Tolmie
will
now
devolve
the
task
of
choosing
a
caturuat
and
carrying
on
the
affairs
of
the
administration.
It
is
rather
satisfactory
to
know,
following
the
leader's
published
manifesto;
tfevt
to
Conservatives
will
continue
the
Liberal
policies
and
that
there
will
be
no
break
in
the
general
continuity
of
the
work
of
government.
Dr.
Tolmie
is
a
fine
type
of
man
and
he
should
be
able
to
choose
from
those
selected
to
the
House
a
group
that
will
satisfactorily
carry
on
the
government.
News
of
the
Mines
AROUND
PRINCE
RUPERT
(Joed
Ore
Strike
Made
on
Toplcy
Victory
Strikes
Ore
and
King
Tut
Expected
In
Soon
(iooi!
ore
has
been
encountered
in
diamond
drilling
at
the
Toplcy
miive.
Several
ore
shoots
with
good
values
in
gold
and
silver
arc
reported
to
have
been
struck
at
depth
by
No.
2
drill
working
to
tMt
the
east
vein.
Here
the
program
calls
for
several
holes
to
be
run
to
a
depth
of
about
:!0Q
feet.
Location
of
the
values,
states
the
manager,
F.
H.
Taylor,
is
the
most
important
development
since
the
prniHT'y
was
located
about
two
years
ago.
While
good
progress
with
iirouraging
success
has
followed
work
with
the
second
drilling
outfit,
No.
1
drill
has
been
hampered
by
adverse
conditions,
amis
hole
has
been
under
way
for
two
work
underground
Is
being
continued
month
and
ha
reached
a
depth
of
440
with
three
shifts
and
the
nirth
contaart
Tfeet
wh!ch
It-
wfthln
100
feet
of
the
tunnel
hrbln
pinned
steadily
forward,
point
where
ore
bodies
are
expected.
At.
Recently
a
new
body
cf
fine
ore
was
this
point,
however
difficulties
hnv
cnened
up
In
thin
work
tc
greatly
in-been
t,UOTUBtered
and
It
has
ieeu
creae
the
avertfe
value.
Considerable
eeWo4SU)e
lRatijPi
tiim
scene
of
through
covins
Although
a
stood
deal
tlw
rich
strike
of
hfnTgrade
ore
made
depend
upon
Jj;irtKtcJ
tJtS
.0"v8lmr
a,,d
thflAsfowing
is
be-
IT
liosouitoeSeFlies
KILLS
Mac!
in?
further
opened
up
with
surface
wcrk
while
a
cross-cut
from
the
north
contact
tunnel
Is
also
belli
driven
to
taD
the
rich
ore
at
depth.
The
out
Tea
must
not
be
exposed
to
air
It
rapidly
loses
flavour
and
strength.
With
"SALADA",
less
than
one
hour
elapses
from
the
time
chests
are
look
lor
the
property
Is
Improving
dally
opened
till
the
fragrant
leaves
sealed
are
again
mil
imimrant
new
development
ore
in
air-tight
aluminum
packets.
Be
satisfied,
use
expected
oon.
TIP
k
The
Daily
News
PRINCE
RUPERT
-
BRITISH
CQLUMBIi
Twenty-two
Inches
of
solid
aalena
ore
in
a
six-foot
vein
has
rertWId
rU
mnnt.hu
nf
nenlstent
deVflOlWnt
111
the
lung
No.
1
tunnel
at
the
Vldtory
mine
Hudson
Bav
Mountain
near
Bmlthera.
which
Is
belli
operated
by
Oapt.
J.
5
O'Brien
oi
Philadelphia.
Great
enthusiasm
pievalls
as
a
result
of
this
strike
rtcr
is
taken
to
assure
the
continuity
oi
;re
mcaiur
not
only
on
the
Victory
but
on
several
other
surrounding
properties
including
the
Duthle.
Work
un-dr
t:ie
supervision
of
Prank
H.
Taylor
has
been
carried
out
continuously
in
the
extension
of
No.
1
tunnel
and
also
J
the
No.
2
tunnel
at
a
higher
level
on
the
Victory.
Recently
the
No.
2
tunnel
was
discontinued
as
being
of
secondary
importance
to
proving
ore
In
the
.lower
tunnel
and
to
speed
up
this
work
a
new
and
complete
plant
was
installed
abjut
a
month
ago.
The
point
where
ihe
ore
was
uncovered
Is
686
feet
from
-he
portal
of
the
tunnel.
Work
wlU
be
:outinued
on
tunnel
driving
in
the
expectation
of
tapping
a
much
larger
vein
nbcut
thirty
feet
ahead.
This
latter
vein
is
the
largest
and
most
Important
(
a
the
property
and.
should
similar
sue
:m
attend
the
effort,
a
campaign
of
drifting
nn
the
veins
will
be
Inaugurated
;y
!;
management.
It
is
expected
that
the
ore
body
on
the
King
Tut
property,
which
la
also
being
developed
for
Capt.
O'Brien,
will
be
encountered
In
the
very'
near
fu
ture.
Satisfactory
progress
Is
being
mitde
on
the
long
tunnel
being
driven
lo
tap
the
ore
and
the
formation
has
softened
wtth
the
result
that
headway
rapidly
being
made,
the
tunnel
being
Advanced
at
the
rate
of
four
feet
daUy.
Indications
are
that
the
'
QonaoUdated
Mining
At
Smelting
Oo.
la
shout
to
make
the
final
payment
of
UfJ0O0
on
.he
bond
on
the
Bis
Mlesourl
mine
at
Stewart
which
falls
due
on
Saturday
of
this
'week.
It
has
been
frequently
meiitoined
that
the
MOOtOtt)
la
already
on
deposit
in
Taecma.
svmtrked
for
the
final
paymjent-.t
tftc
termer
own-
Prof
Jack
TurnbuU
of
the
Unlventty
jf
British
Columbia
staff
Is
in
the
otn-
.rai
interior
to
examine
the
Topiey
Hibblleld
property.
Aeeestrpanied
by
It
is,
fearlv
vet
to
suiraeat
Hun
"..
e
"
took
over
who
may
be
in
that
cabinet
although
there
are
several
outstanding1
v
men
who
undoubtedly
will
be
there.
We
suggest
that
every
co-operation
be
given
the
new
government
in
its
work.
The
election
is
over
and
all
party
feeling
should
be
set
aside.
What
the
government
will
need
will
be
support
for
its
work
and
that
is
What
those
who
put
the
country
before
party
will
be
prepared
to
give.
...
,
HIS
MAJESTY'S
LOYAL
OPPOSITION
Happily
for
the
good
of
the
country
there
will
be
a
strong
opposition
in
the
new
Legislature.
Hon.
T.
D.
Pattullo,
if
elected,
will
probably
be
chosen
as
leader,
as
being
the
senior
member
of
that
group,
although
Hon.
A.
M.
Manson
is
also
mentioned
in
that
regard.
With
such
men
aB
Pattullo,
Manson,
Buckham,
Dr.
Sutherland
and
Wrinch
to
the
left
of
Mr.
Speaker,
the
government
will
find
itself
cottipelred
to
hew
to
the
narrow
path.
The
province
is
fortunate
in
its
opposition.
On
their
work
depends
very
largely
how
well
matured
and
considered
the
legislation
of
the
next
few
years
will
be.
v
ALL
FOR
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Now
that
the
campaign
is
over,
following
a
strenuous
fight,
we
suggest
to
bath,
sides
that
after
all
What
we
are
striving
for
is
to
secure
the
best
possible
for
British
Columbia.
We
all
want
the
province
to
prosper
and
if
this
is
to
come
about,
there
must
be
cooperation.
Let
us
work
as
one
man
for
the
advancement
of
our
city
and
district
and
make
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia
a
greater
factor
than,
ever
in
the
life
of
the
province.
In
this
the
Daily
News
will
do
its
part.
There
will
be
no
slackening
becarjfee
the
"people
did
not
on
this
occasion
vote
accord
ing
to
our
views.
We
have
great
plans
for
the
future
and
shall
at
once
set
about
carrying
them
out
so
that
this
section
of
the
province
mav
have
the
best
possible
newspaier.
After
all,
an
election
is
only
an
incident.
It
has
little
to
do
with
Un
real
work
that
is
being
done.
The
developtnerit
(Wfrtfialgn
for
the
Mohawk
mine
near
New
llacelton
map
ped
out
by
Themes
B.
Lewis
for
the
Federal
tVeltlng
et
Refining
Oo.
has
been
annroved
by
1.
ltd
ward
Berg
of
Wallace
Idaho.'
one''
of
'the
chief
-eon
Vurtlng
WnWrs
''
for
Amerhja
Smelting
&
Heftnlag-Qo..
who
reeeptly
visited
the
property,
work
Is
now
proceeding
under
the
supervision
of
A!
Harris,
the
object
being
to
develop
tonnage
enough
to
warrant
toe
installation
zi
a
mill.
No
ore
will
be
shipped
until
this
development
has
been
completed.
The
lower
tunnel
has
already
been
connected
up
wtth
a
vein
that
produced
rich
ore
on
the
fifty
foot
level
and
the
farther
in-
the
tunnel
gees
the
better
the
ore
appears.
The
kiture
of
tbe
mine
depends
entirely
upon
the
amount
of
ore
that
can
be
blocked
out
but
there
la
every
hope
'.hat
there,
wlU
be
sufficient
for
tttei
mill.
Besides
examlntnc
the
Mahewk.
Mr.
Berg
and
Mr.
Lewis
also
vlsKed
the
Silver
Standard
and
American
Boy
properties
before
proceeding
to
the
iHlooet
country
to
inspect
other
Man
in
the
Moon
They
tell
me
there
yesterday.
What
was
1
1
1
-U
was
an
election
it
all
about?
Some
people
we
meet
are
not
really
bad,
It'e
just
the
perfume.
Popular
tip
before
wive
are
breakfast.
those
who
get
The
secret
of
happiness
Is
to
be
aMei
to
forget
that
you
owe
anyone
The
person
who
attempts
to
flatter
either
a
fool
or
thinks
you
are
one.
Many
people
you
see
on
Third
Avenue
looking
into
the
shop
windows
are
simply
pausing
for
reflection.
There
was
a
time
when
ladles
fainted
11
anything
went
wrong.
Now
they
often
swear.
There
was
a
war
on
mosquitoes
on
the
prairies
this
year.
The
mosquitoes
lucctssfully
repelled
the
invaders.
Now
they
are
singing
that
patriotic
air
"We
won
the
war."
Peggy
Joyce
Is
to
marry
again
for
the
fifth
tune.
This
la
becoming
a
habit
that
it
will
be
difficult
to
eradicate
as
the
years
paea.
STEWART
-
uit.
-i
!
.'la
-ill
Tbe
work
of
hard
surfacing
the
road
from
Stewart
to
tbe
clock
commenced'
last
week
and
two
shifts
of
men
are
being
employed.
W.
E.
Altehieon,
field
engineer
for
the
Consolidated
Mining
&
Bmtltlng
Co.,
has
estabrthed
permanent
headquarters
in
Stewart
In
order
to
keep
posted
on
new
discoveries
and
developments
In
the
district.
J.
Allen
has
arrived
from
Vancouver
to
Join
tbe
staff
of
the
Northern
Drug
i
'
'
I
CANDIDATES
WHO
WILL
"CAKKY
ON"
AND
HELP
THEMSELVES,
THE
PUI1LI0,
D
THE
DAILY
NEWS
9
uppormmty
is
rui
eking
at
Your
Door
ACCEPT
THE
DAILY
NEWS
OFFER
AND
PItOFIT
IN
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DOLLARS
OR
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"Everybody
Wins"
PriEc
Distribution
is
just
surtim
there
are
candidates
who
have
accepted
and
who
have
taken
out
supplies
and
started
their
campaign
"
are
today
more
prizqs
listed
than
thoro
are
active
candidates
entered.
That
means
exactly
what
it
says-Uhere
are
more
prizes
than
workers.
You
can
enter
the
camp;.;
night
or
tomorrow
morning
and
know
for
a
certainty
that
you
are
"in
on
tRe
"ground
floor
hie
start
without
a
handicap
and
are
on
even
terms.
With
the
campaign
not
yet
under
way,
with
hundreds
of
subscribers
waiting
to
be
palled
iffion
The
wedding
took
place
in
Minneap
olis
recently
of
Clay
Porter,
president
of
the
Porter
Idaho
Mining
Oo.,
and
Mrs.
Helen
BeH,
who
la
well
known
In
this
district.
Rev.
J.
8.
strawhan
and
two
children
have
arrived
here
from
Victoria
for
a
visit
with
Mr.'
StrMbA&'a
sister.
Mrs.
O.
W.
Smith.
J.
M.
Hutchtnfs
of
Aqyox
and
son.
Robert,
sre
here
for
a
visit.
Mr.
Hutch-lns
is
the
father
of
O.
J.
Mulchings.
B.
Aylmer
of
Vancouver,
who
la
In
terested
In
Rufua
Argents
and
other
mining
protwrttem
this
district,
arrived
from
the
south
last
week
and
L.
.
.
U
'
ft
,
'
..
DYSENTERY
IS
DANGEROUS
CHECK
IT
AT
ONCE
is
the
remniy
you
arrmiM
use.
It
is
not
an
experiment,
but
a
tried
and
proven
preparation
that
has
been
uxexl
in
CaiLida
tot
the
paat
ciglit
years
tot
all
lwl
romplnintji.
1'rice,
50c.
a
bottlo
at
all
lnwwt
oi
dualem:
put
up
only
hy
'Hie
T.
Alii-Uiru
Co.,
Luuited,
Toronto,
Out
Rev.
rather
A.
Rosary
Church,
brief
visit
here
cousin.
Mrs.
F
E
MacMlllan
of
!Ioy
Vancouver,
paid
'
a
last
week
with
hat
OJgot.
.
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Form
No.
13,
Section
30)
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INOTICK
OI'
I
AND
ACT.
.VTKNTKIN
TO
TO
riKCIIASr;
LAM)
APPLY
In
Prince
Hupcrt
Land
Recording
District
and
situate
about
0
miles
from
the
mouth
of
Khuty!
River.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
the
Detroit
Western
Mining
Company
of
Vancouver.
B.C.,
occupation
Mining
Company,
Intends
to
apply
for
permission
to
purchase
trie
following
described
lands:
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
one
foot
distant
from
the
Witness
post
on
the
West
side
of
Lot
172:
thence
westerly
60
chains;
thence
southerly
30
chains:
thence
easterly
60
chains:
(hence
northerly
10
chains,
aud
containing
100
acres,
more
or
leas,
F.
PARDOE
WILSON,
Agent
for
Detroit
Western
Mining
Co
Dated
lath
April,
1028.
so
take
out
a
paid-in-advance
subscription,
and
countless
others
ready
to
sHibcribe
wlien
prwfchted
v.
opportunity,
an
unprecedented
opportunity
is
presented
men
und
women
who
are
desirous
of
helpir.'
selves
to
a
generous
share
of
the
more
than
$4,000.00
offered
in
cars
or
cash.
$4,000
in
FREE
PRIZES
TWO
DISTRICTS
TWO
SETS
OF
PRIZES
THE
COMPLETE
PRIZE
LIST
Pontiac
Six
Sedan,
Value
$1,200.00
Ford
Tudor
Sedan,
value
$860.00
'OneCash
Prize
of
$500.00,
value
$500.00
Two-Cash
Prizes
of
$100.00
each,
value
$200.00
"in
addition
to
the
above
prizes
a
special
fund
of
$1,500
has
been
appropriated
to
be
distributed
to
all
active
non-prize
winners
on
the
basis
of
ten
per
cont
of
nil
.'money
they
turn
in
for
subscriptions,
value
.
.
;
$1,600.00
Total
Gift
List,
Value
$4,200.00
V
"Everybody
Wins
Something
There
is
no
way
for
am
.
Who
works
to
lose
out.
Y
GUARANTEED
either
a
-car
cr
a
CASH
PRIZE!.
1
worker
will
be
a
winner,
i
cannot
poaaibly.
enter
the
car
yourself,
nominate
a
frier,
you
think
can
got
Bubscrn
and
be
among
the
winners
is
the
accepted
time.
Takt
a
tage
of
this
opportunity.
For
further
information
call
on,
telephone
or
write,
Campaign
Manager
The
Prince
Rupert
Daily
New
Phone
534
Campaign
Office
open
each
Evening
until
8
o'clock.
0
Phone
534
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annTTirr?nrT7ifffliiin
mmm
Co.
This
will
permit
the'
proprietors
Dr
Carter
aud
George
O.
Shaw;
to
attend
to
thettwUteNre
buMneaa
;
Wo
are
pleawd
to
announce
that
the
Hcird
CaiKidi
i
tory
will
soon
be
In
full
production.
The
exceptional
value
In
the
Model
A
car
has
ieen
w
wniting
for.
The
following
models
will
be
on
display'
at
our
'I
i
Avenue
showroom
on
und
after
July
17
for
a
few
du
-
FOKDOll
AND
TUDOIl
SEDANS,
PHAETON
AND
KUSINESS
COl)PE
1
4
TON
TRUCK.
S.
E.
PARKER,
IMW
ITU'
City
Meat
Market
3rd
Axcnuc
(SELVIG
1JHOS.)
i'lwino
W
MEAT.
PISH,
VEGETABLES
and
ALL
KINDS
OF
"NORWEGIAN
PRODUCE"
at
low
prices,
and
immediate
delivery
Obsenel
'All
articles
are
of
superior
quality
and
absolutely
fresh.
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