discovery
than
it
Is.
He
says
South
Africa
could
step
out
of
the
i
British
Empire
without
having
to
fight
for
separation
from
the
other
members,
if
its
people
were
unanimous
in
wanting
to
do
so.
There
is
no
doubt
about
that.
So
could
Great
Britain,
or
any
of
the
other
dominions.
Membership
in
this
commonwealth
of
British
nations
is
no
compulsory.
This
is
a
voluntary
partnership
of
self-governing
peoples,
held
together
by
racial
instinct,
considerations
of
security,
and
business
sense
If
any
section
really
wanted
to
get
out,
it
could
do
so
without
bloodshed.
Which
is
one
of
the
strongest
possible
reasons
why
none
fo
them
is
at
all
likely
to
want
to
get
out.
News
of
the
Mines
AROUND
PRINCE
RUPERT
Smithers
Section
CominR
to
Front
Woodbine
Is
Attracting
Attention
Caustic
Comments
by
E.
A-
Hansen
Smithers
section
of
British
Columbia,
which
is
located
on
the
Prince
Rupert
section
of
the
Canadian
National
Railway,
is
coming
to
the
front
rapidly
and
promises
to
provide
some
rather
sensational
operations
due
to
the
phenomenal
richness
of
the
ore
opened
up
on
several
groups,
says
the
Financial
Post
Gold,
Silver
and
copper
predominate.
The
copper
is
grey
and
runs
high
in
silver.
Edwin
G.
Brown,
Vancouver,
who
has
been
interested
in
the
Little
Joe
and
Mohawk,
both
of
which
are
in
that
section,
has
just
disposed
of
control
of
Hyland
Basin
mines
to
Grant
Mahood.
This
will
now
become
our
of
the
Marts
of
Mima.
Mr.
BMta
armed
with
engineer
suit
of
asuefl
by
Alexandria
Gold
to
Toronto
report
and
re-
leading
engi
neer
on
the
property.
It
took
Mr.
Ma-bocd
two
bout
to
cee
tbe
deal
after
(tud)ing
tbe
report.
He
my
be
was
Ukini
no
chances
when
he
found
try
engineer
so
unanimeu
Incidentally
tbe
nearby
Mohawk
was
recently
aold
to
Federal
Mining
sad
Smelling
Du-thie
Mlr.e.
baa
shipped
ome
very
high
who
examined
tbe
Hyland.
tar
Mr.
Frown,
and
their
report
were
practically
the
same.
Bach
In
sampling
got
xenaat
tonally
high
values.
Mr.
Galloway
txk
hi
cample
of
a
tost
width,
v
hich
is
about
tbe
average
as
tbe
vetn
una
from
18
incbw
at
13
lest.
He
pot
'
ir.ou
vMues
the
lowest
being
SIT.
Mr.
Lay
in
hi
report
to
tbe
Minister
of
Mine,
teltt
of
hi
visit
to
tbe
property.
Ht
say
On
thl
group,
at
or
near
what
rpeara
likely
to
be
tbe
junction
of
two'
grade
ore.
giving
asselter
murn
of
vein,
there
Is
exposed
on
the
surface
2M
after
paying
transportation
charge
over
a
length
approximately
TO
feet
cf
WO
and
then
Use
eatelter
coats.
Top-
j
very
promising
band
of
mixed
salens
ley
Rlrnf.eld
in
tbe
same
general
area,
lalnc-blende.
and
quarts
of
an
everate
hewa
rallies
around
SIM
in
stiver
and
width
of
1.8
feet.
Orey
copper
and
oop-rtoe
and
Topp'r
with
gold
up
to
14.,
per
-stains
are
also
In
evidence.
A
asm-SUver
King.
Silver
Cup
and
Albany
are
!
pie
was
taken
of
pieces
of
brakes
ore
other
high
grade
venture
In
ihr
area.
Mr.
Brown
say
that
considerable
high
group
la
already
begged
to
the
HyUnd
H"
my?
It
'
u
(Tan
root
projolt:on
Tbe
vein
strike
with
tbe
slope
of
the
li.l
artl
tbn
give
fifty
feet
of
depth
Tli
Dvey.
'-insulting
engineer,
and
j,
y
i
.
,,.
tie.r
way
to
the
property
mid
It
1
expert-d
1h.1t
son
-
-li
x'.
tli
fh;pn.eii'.-
oi
iiiph
grcU'
will
start
JSnn
R.
Turner
J.
D
Gdllcva).
Provincial
M'ni
-nlnj:-"'..
D''-e!-e
t
tv
reKlciit
m'::ii"-r
-
'lie
8.
f
D
i
i
"
i:ii
n1
of
Mill'-
.:i!l
A
T.
p.
....,
.
'
j
lying
In
a
pile
alongside
the
open-cut.
which
inaayed
Oold.
1.48
or
to
tbe
t
u
ilver
440
or
to
tbe
ton:
lead.
22
per
cent:
rlnc
13
per
cent.
Such
can.
!rf
povrrse
only
be
regarded
as
an
Indication
rf
the
kind
of
value
to
be
ex-perird
in
sckctsd
ore.
Nevertheless,
tbe
re
U
o
ur'ftoi
b-ed
high
trrsde
In
pre-t
I'uir
:n'tln
Borne
conlderable
dtatanee
from
th.N
nur'.:.rc
showing
one
short
r;rv-it
:u
d
Mir
adit-tunne!
pprnx'-n-tely
parallel
io
t'u
ve:.n
't.ke.
have
h!:
run
The
I.i'-t
:
pi)'
xima'ely
IP"
iff
;i.
.
'
-c-itr
have
.
.
.
.
!'!
-hr
vein
"SA1AD4"
1
JsfaTn.
078
NW.
Brown
Label
Quality
Is
the
most
widely
ured
tea
on
the
continent.
Unparalleled
for
value.
In
Black.
Green
or
Mixed
blends.
Sold
by
all
grocers.
40c
per
i-lb.
80t
per
lb.
Also
Orango
Pekoe
Blend
(all
black
tea),
85c
per
lb.
carried
out
a
tbe
loss
adit
t
tbe
fan
of
IBM,
but
tbe
vein
was
not
struck.
Tbe
obvious
objective
at
thia
property
.5
tbe
exploration
of
tbe
surface
showing
deacrlbed.
which
could
reaattly
be
accomplished
by
sinking
a
abaft
ta
It
from
the
surface
JADE
FOUND
AT
SKIDEGATE
lakoe
iMMG
or
r.uivr.ii
(ikern
UTONK
1)1
fl
I
T
IX
(i
tUKIA
HStOaOATE.
Aug.
S
During
tbt
days
of
tbe
Huesoat
Bay
Oo.
at
ttiaaatt
'.here
were
saarlas
of
tbe
HM
trlbw
of
tbe
Queen
Oiaitotte
bltnda
tavklng
lad
to
tbe
mainland.
These
atorlee
were
aooaTed
at
and
tboee
who
clahwed
(bey
knew
dclarad
)ade
wae
found
only
in
Chin..
Proving
that
tbe
eld
atorlea
were
true.
A.
J.
Gordo,
mt
Midcgau.
while
digging
in
ht
garden
recently
unearthed
a
ptoee
pf
carved
Jade.
Its
color
was
dawk
green,
mottled
with
white
atseake.
It
wae
aixrtu
four
inch,
wide
at
one
end
and
oarved
ta
-.ery
sharp
poust
at
tbe
other..
It
ength
wae
about
sixteen
inches
and
i-reedth
one
and
a-balf
inches
Tbe
pol-.b
wa
still
very
beautiful.
Wbat
such
instrument
would
be
used
for
by
he
early
aboriglnles
la
a
matter
of
picylatloii
here.
ARTISTVISITS
Q.CJSL'ANDS
Ml1
Ctlllt
rUVTINO
INHIAN
AMI
((Tlint
HCOtllV
AT
fKIHlOATK
IXLKT
SKIDatOATZ
Aug
9-
Miss
Carr.
R.A
,
I
paying
a
visit
with
her
niece.
Mrs
Marsh
Sayliafe.
at
South
Bay
after
wbleh
she
wttl
make
a
vtett
to
$M
old
m
'.lve
villages
on
Moresby
Island
with
a
view
to
painting
tbe
aceneiy
around
THE
BLENDED
CIGARETTE
OF
SUPER
MILDNESS
tiaw
da-fTtad
srtueanenta.
Bbe
L
lO
for
21?
4
a-Ul
ast
aome
of
tbi
beat
totem
polea
i
bar
asiii
TUi
it
Bflaa
Oasrta
sac-
oad
vMtt
to
tbe
Queen
Cbartotf
aataada.
Prorloa
paintings
ane
male
en
tbe
Is-
laatde
were
exbibltaM
at
ti
nitlenel
Babibiuob
at
Toraoto
year.
Sabaeribe
for
tb
Dally
Hew.
If
.11EK
MITICK
Clearing
iHrccmM
teat
Take
notice
that
E.
D
Judaon,
Llmltpd.
wbose
address
is
Tertabt.
8.
will
apply
far
a
licence
to
uae
tbe
Water
ef
Lekela
Elver
near
Terraoe.
"Oearuta
Wie
"
purpose
namely,
clearing
ani
mtproviug
the
treaat
tor
the
driving,
bedmlng.
or
rafting
of
lot.
The
points
on
tbe
etream
betweea
which
it
i
prcposed
to
deer
an
from
that
point
at
which
Lafeelae
River
leave
Lekelae
Utke.
to
the
anoutb
ef
tbe
Lakelet
River.
a
(Bin
I
Tbe
estimated
mOeaa
between
tbe
eaM
poinU
is
ten
10)
aOaa
more
or
leas
The
term
proposed
lor
the
license
la
21
rear.
Thia
notice
was
posted
on
tbe
ground
on
tbe
18th
dsy
of
July,
1038.
A
copy
of
this
notice
and
ea
appU-oation
gninruant
tlaweto
aJkd
w
the
"Water
Act"
win
be
filed
in
tbe
office
of
the
Water
Recorder
at
Prince
Rupert,
a.
c.
Objections
to
the
application
may
be
filed
with
the
wld
Water
Recorder
or
with
the
Ccmptmller
of
Water
Right.
parliament
Bunt'.nca.
Victoria,
n.v..
wtthln
thirty
days
after
the
ftxat
appearance
of
thl
notice
in
a
looal
newspaper.
i
1
e
o
jroeoj.
ltd..
i
Applicant.
By
E.
D.
Judson
Agent.
The
petition
f.
approval
of
undertaking
and
an
Duplication
for
approval
of
the
Srhe-lule
.f
TolU
will
be
heard
:ln
the
'fire
,.
B-vtrfJ
-t
It
vetiga-taan
at
a
rtste
hr
fixed
'in
anv
1--
n
mv
file
an
ob)ectnn
In,
tlj
f.'":-e
of
tlie
Comptroller,
Pperst
he
Wa'rr
Recorder
'.
the
TV--.191
FLIT)
Mosquitoes,Flies
-.AVinAIILE
WATERS
PHO-
TECT10N
ACT."
IL
S.
C.
1
40
Porter
Idaho
Mining
Company
Limited
hereby
gives
notice
that
it
ha.
under
Section
7
of
tbe
said
Act.
deposited
with
tbe
Minister
of
Public
Works
t
Ottwa.
and
In
tbe
office
of
the
District
nagfrltrar
of
the
Land
Registration
Di-trtct
of
Plinee
Rupert
at
Prince
Rupert.
B.
Cm
a
deeeriptton
of
the
site
and
the
plane
of
the
wharf
and
dolphin
pro-pared
to
be
built
on
the
foreshore
near
.fee
awatam
at
tbe
Marmot
River.
Portland
oaaei.
la
front
of
Lot
Number
Poor
Hundred
Sixty
-seven
4S7.
Caaaiar
detrlct,
Sritiah
Columbia.
AMD
TAKE
NOTICE
that
after
the
expiration
of
obe
(1)
month
from
the
date
at
the
first
publication
of
thla
Notice,
Porter
Idaho
Mining
Company
Limited
will,
under
Section
7
of
tbe
said
Act.
apply
to
tbe
Minister
of
Public
Works
at
his
office
in
tbe
City
of
Ottawa,
for
approval
of
the
said
site
and
plans
and
and
for
leave
to
construct
the
said
wharf
and
dolphins.
Dated
at
Vancouver.
British
Columbia,
thla
SOtb
day
of
July.
IMS
PORTER
IDAHO
MIMUfO
COMPART
LIMITED.
Form
No.
is,
flection
M)
LAND
ACT.
NOTICE
or
INTENTION
TO
APPLY
TO
PI
U(
II
am;
LAND
In
Prince
Rupert
Land
Recording
District
and
aituate
aboajt
S
mile
from
tbe
:
mouth
of
Khutae
River.
!
TAKE
NOTICE
that
the
Detroit;
;
Western
Muring
Company
of
Vancouver,
i
I
B.C.,
occupation
Mlalag
Company,
ln-,
tend
to
apply
for
permission
to
pur-
'chase
tbe
following
described
lands:
I
Coinmenclng
at
a
post
planted
one
foot
distant
from
the
Witness
port
on
the
Wet
side
of
Lot
179;
thence
westerly
60
chains;
theiK-e
M-utherly
30
chains:
thence
easterly
00
chains;
thence
nor-t?rtv
io
rha'n
ai.d
containing;
100
dree,
more
or
less.
T.
PARDOE
WILSON.
Agent
for
Detroit
Western
Mining
Oo
Dated
18th
April
KILLS'
Thursday,
A;i;.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
TWO
The
Daily
News
PRINCE
RUPERT
BRIT18H
COLUMBIi
Published
Every
Afternoon,
except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News.
Limited.
Third
Avenue.
H.
F.
PULLEN
-
-
-
Manajrinn
Edi.or.
Adverlisinj.'
and
Circulation
Telejihone
98
Editor
and
ReporierH
TrjejfW)ne
;
-
86
'
-
Member
tff
udlt
Hureaif'CVrculaUons
'it
Vrn'f
-
,
.
DAILY
EDITION
Thursday,
August
9,
1928
LEARNINC
TO
SWIM
i
Thia
is
the
time
of
year
when
every
boy
and
girl
should
learn
to
!
swim.
Only
two
days
ago
we
published
a
dixpatch
which
told
how
,
the
men
on
a
steamer
on
Puget
Sound
swam
ashore
from
the
ship
to
save
themselves
when
the
vessel
was
afire
and
exploded.
Many
people
are
drowned
because
they
have
not
learned
to
swim.
TOLERATION
NECESSARY
Ramsay
JIacdonald'says
he
hates
Bolsheviks
but
he
believes
in
be-cogniiinjr
them
as
a
matter
of
public
policy-
To
do
otherwise
he
thinks
is
to
invite
hostility.
That
is
all
very
well.
Mr.
Macdonald
knows
there
was
a
good
reason
for
Britain
breaking
off
just
as
there
was
in
Canada.
Probably
the
lesson
may
prove
salutary
and
it
may
be
desirable
again
to
enter
into
diplomatic
relations
with
that
country
if
they
are
prepared
to
abide
by
the
ordfinary
rules
of
courtesy
to
a
friendly
country
and
not
plot
against
our
government.
Toleration
is
desirable
but
we
do
not
tolerate
traitors
to
the
country,
even
among
our
own
people.
THE
FOREIGN
SECRETARY
Sir
Austin
Chamberlain,
the
British
foreign
secretary,
and
one
of
the
most
outstanding
men
in
the
British
cabinet,
is.
ill
and
for
a
time
at
least
must
give
up
his
work.
Another
man
has
been
appointed
to
the
position.
It
is
interesting
to
note
that
Mr.
Chamberlain's
father
was
one
of
British
Liberals
until
Gladstone
introduced
his
Irish
Home
Rule
bill
when
he
went
over
to
the
Union
party,
which
merged
later
with
the
Conservatives-
For
a
long
time
he
was
known
as
a
Liberal
Unionist
Austin
was
brought
up
to
statesmanship
and
early
in
life
entered
the
House
of
Commons.
He
followed
his
father
later
as
member
for
Birmingham
and
soon
entered
the
cabinet.
His
greatest
werk
has
been
in
connection
with
the
Locarno
conference
for
'which
he
was
knighted.
NO
COMPULSION
(Edmonton
Bulletin)
Premier
Hertzog
of
South
Africa
has
been
getting
Into
the
press
despatches
again,
by
saying
something
which
sounds
more
like
a
new
m
A
W
inning
Instant
Popularity
Never
before,
in
Canadian
cigarette
history,
lias
a
new
cigarette
met
witli
such,
ready
acclaim
as
Better
:
Dentistry
Ijitly
Aaaietant
Over
Ormes
PLATES
that
rive
jrou
a
natural
appearand
and
lend
i
au'v
to
the
contour
of
the
'
r.
iVlaguire
I'honr
CURE
DHFKCTIVB
VISION.
DErKCTIVK
H'
v"'
INQ.
CATAHKH
and
tfer
rrjric
XruuUUtt
by
metfioda."
Dr.
C.
0.
McKAY,
D.C.
Wallace
HlocL
Phone
131.
Open
liveninc1
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LIMITED
NallInK
from
I'rlnee
lturrt.
lor
VAVCOl
VLIt,
VICTOKU.
Hwanxon
Itay,
llulednlr.
Alert
lis
Tuesdav,
A
n.in.
for
TAM'OI
'Vl.lt.
-ICTOttlA.
Ilulrdnir.
Alert
Itay.
elc
Mlurd.
"
lor
IMIItT
HIMIHON
and
NAAH
RIVMR
POINTN,
lrl(iAJ.
..
lor
ALII
T.
A
KM,
ANYOX.
N1KVVAIIT,
tVALIiH
!I.ANII.
I'OItT
SIMI'-'"'
Munday,
8
p.m.
....
lrJ
fnd
Avenue.
It-
M.
HMITII.
Agent.
Prince
Kui-rl
,
Tliritiish
llcaet
Mild
Ui
VUttirla
ami
Seal
lie,
and
baggage
l'"k"
tliriineli
lu
ileNllnslliir