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'Swiag
Tuesday,"
Augusts
1928f
REVIVAL
OF
SPORTS
The
Olympiad
and
the
enthusiasm
shown
by
the
people
of
thi3
conutry
over
the
success
bf
their
representatives
will
tend
to
make
for
a
revival
of
sports
in
this
country.
It
should,
above
ail
put
Can
adians
on
their
mettle
in
connections
with
Iacroasg-
To
be
beaten
by
an
American
tcarfi
which
next
day
is
beaten
by
a
British
team
should
shame
Canadians
into
featuring
their
own
sport
and
winning
back
the
honors
lost.
Betore
this
is
published
there
will
Very
likely
be
a
report
of
the
second
game
in
which
Canada
plays,
but
eten
If
they
win
It,
they
cannot
overcome
the
fact
that
they
were
beaten
6
to
3
by'John
Hopkins
and
that
John
Hopkins
was
later
beaten
by
the
English
team.
PROTECTION
ONCE
MORE
Premier
Mackenzie
King
in
his
speech
y&s'terday
mentioned
the
matter
of
protection
and
stated
that
while
his
party
would
go
to
no
extremes
in
regard
to
the
matter
of
tariff,
his
opponent,
Hon.
R.
B-Bennet
was
around
the
country
preaching
the
doctrine
of
higher
protective
duties.
The
Premier
plainly
stated
that
the
policy
of
the
Liberal
party
was
a
tariff
for
revenue.
POSITION
OF
THE
CITY
It
is
a
most
encouraging
feature
in
connection
with
our
city
finances
that
the
taxes
are
being
paid
by
a
large
number
pf
people
and
that
the
revenue
from
that
source
this
year
so
far
is
away
ahead
of
last
year.
It
indicates
that
the
people
who
live
here
as
well
a
the
people
on
the
outside
who
own
property
here
all
have
faith
in
the
future
of
the
city
and
expect
conditions
here
to
improve.
When
people
are
willing
to
put
up
money,
it
is
the
first
indication,
of
real
faith
in
any
project.
At
one
time
there
was
talk
of
a
lot
of
property
owners
dropping
their
claims.
Today
all
that
is
changed.
People
are
paying
and
they
do
so
because
they
see
far
enough
ahead
to
realize
that
Prince
Rupert
will
be
an
important
city.
WOMEN
TO
THE
FORE
Canadian
women
are
much
to
the
fore
in
the
Olypiad.
While
Percy
Williams
and
other
Canadian
men
have
done
honor
to
their
country
it
lay
with
the
women
to
bring
the
championship
in
their
clans
to
this
country.
It
fp.ohe
of
the
signs
of
the.
times.
In
any
country
where
women
are
prominent
it
will
be
found
that
the
people
generally
are
progressive
and
the
country
will
make
a
big
mark
in
the
world.
UNITED
STATES
WINNERS
United
States
is
the
winner
of
the
field
and
traek
section
of
the
Olympiad
and
deserves
every
praise
for
the
good
record
the
country
has
made.
Many
people
in
Frince
Rupert
are
either
Americans
or
from
American
stock.
They
will
be
proud
of
their
country
and
its
achievements.
So
too
the
Finns
and
others
whose
representatives
are
making
such
a
good
showing
at
the
big
sport
event.
WEIiCOME
VANCOUVER
PEOPLE
HERE..
On
August
21
members
of
the
Vancouver
Board?
of
Trade
are
due
to
arrive
here
and
will
be
entertained
by
local
people.
We
suggest
that
no
pains
be
spared
to
make
their
trip
an
eventful
one
to
fully
impress
them
with
the
imjwrtance
of
this
city-
We
have
entertained
Vancouver
Board
before
and
can
feel
that
it
was
a
proper
thing
to
do.
TJiey
will
not
be
here
very
long
on
this
occasion
but
It
will
be
long
enough
to
let
them
know
that
they
are
welcome
and
that
we
are
able
and
willing
to
act
as
hospitable
hosts
on
that
occasion.
News
of
the
Mines
L.
and
I
AROUND
PRINCE
RUPERT
Conxolldatcd
looking
Good
Enthusiasm
at
Stewart
Gold
Ore
on
Hidden
Creek
Stripping
0n
tiortions
of
the
Columbia
vein
of
the
L
and
L.
Con
solidated
Mines
Ltd.,
at
Stewart
has
exposed
excellent
indications
of
good
results
from
deeper
development.
Concentrating
on
this
vein,
a
drift
tunnel
has
been
driven
360
feet
and
the
vein
has
averaged
six
feet
in
width
for
the
entire
length
of
the
tunnel.
Assay
returns
show
values
in
gold,
silver,
copper,
lead
and
alnc,
with
silver
pre-dominating,
of
$11.70
per
ton.
B.
W.
W.
MeDougall,
M
.E-,
consulting
engineer
is
of
the
opinion
that
a
really
important
distance
has
been
driven
through
commercial
ore
on
this
level.
The
present
face
of
the
tnaet
H
in
or
and
give
backs
,
mere
willing
Uuui
ever
to
take
a
of
VOrojdiuatcly
260
feet
Bart?
last
chance.
At
no
time
haa
it
been
ruttr
uonl.ii
a
'
tunnel
wa
commenced
'
for
the
prospector
to
Interest
capital
330
tori
vertically
lover
than
the
lnl-jln
the
development
of
his
discovert,
tlal
one
A
OTOn-rut
of
thirty
few
a
Big
mining
oompanle
hare
their
watch
driven
and
was
baa
been
received
that
dopa
rvcr
on
the
a
pot
a
wall
mlneraJteaa
vein
vh
put
Into.
1
Twr
aalfti
aw
no
wonting
on
tunnel
tola
SHRED
J':
.
ns'
i
i
"
"I
.
On
the
Lake
View
group
on
Hidden
Creek
goM
occur
free,
vlalble
to
!
the
naked
eye.
It
la
principally
In
the
The
town
of
Stewart
aitd
Hyder
are
lorm
of
fit
tea
and
gralna
surrounded
ago?
with
report
of
fabulously
rich
by
oxkUerd
sulphite
of
iron.
The
metal
ainkea
of
allvnr
on
American
Creek
and
recura
with
pyrlte
from
which
It
la
of
cid
in
the
Salman
River
Valley.
joniy
recoverable
by
eroettlng
or
milling.
Oreupa
of
prospectors
gather
to
eiamtne
It
la
not
a
free-milling
ore.
the
lat-st
poehel
ipcrlmena
and
enthu-
alaam
relraa
supreme
Proaper-tura
are
In
nddttwm
to
thr
ble
Miasourl.
It
la
encouraged
and
lnvtwtors
seem
to
be
reported
tiiat
the
Consolidated
Mining
Safe
food
for
hot
days
DED
WHEAT
Toasted
shreds
of
whole
wheat
Filled
with
nature's
health
givers
Delightful
for
any
meal
TRSCUIT
The
.shredded
wheat
wafer
VISITORS
WELCOME
TO
ALL
FACTORIES.
A:
SmeiMBg
O.
as
-
OMtw
most
atfaea
la
re
rjfttuj
0M3
ana.
021-chh
f
the
emaairy
have
been
lookirsg
over
several
pjepertle
In
the
district
and
are
understood
to
be
taking
out
apuoaa
on
some.
The
Unite'
Eseptre
at
Stewart
has
struck
high
grade
ore
in
tare
opan
cuts
on
a
rein
of
the
high
grade
showing
previously
uncovered
A
total
of
600
feet
of
the
vein
tea
bean
proven.
Donald
a.
Stepson,
owner
of
the
Victory
mine
on
Hudson
Bay
Mountain
which
bm
hea
cprtapafl
by
Cent.
J.
J.
O'Brien
of
Philadelphia.
Is
now
conoeh-
trattng
his
orts
on
further
develop
ment
of
the
Empire
group
of
claims
and
ha
made
provision
to
carry
the
wort
along
Mr
several
months
Racantiy
train
of
fourteen
pack
horses
loft
Smtthrrs
with
equipment
and
supplies
for
the
property.
Ooostdcrabla
work
ha
been
performed
on
the
surface,
a
tun
nel
haa
been
driven
IN
feet
to
tap
Mm
ore.
The
extension
of
this
tunnel
will
be
the
principal
work
to
be
vmeoftskec
this
eunuser
and
it
la
expected
Matt
ore
wBl
be
atrwek
almost
any
day.
The
vain
toward
which
the
tamneJ
la
directed
disclosed
sonic
very
high
grade
ore
In
earner
work,
assays
running
as
high
as
SCO
ounces
of
aNver
per
ton.
The
ex
tent
of
the
ore
body
is
yet
to
be
pro
ven.
In
connection
with
development
work
which
is
to
be
undertaken
by
the
Con-ol
Ida
ted
Mining
4s
SmaUtag
Co.
on
the
Duchesa
and
Contention
group
of
'UAms
in
the
Howeon
basin
up
the
Ttlkwa
River,
a
new
bridge
Is
to
be
built
on
the
south
Telkwa
road
oger
L-gat
creek.
temajhoUajygU
bexmploiredTfiTi
tM
mTrTn
snfl.inpm
cral
yeara
ago
by
the
owncra
of
tha
property.
F.
M.
DockrUl
and
associate
Three
tons
of
supplies
have
arrived
at
Trlkwa
and
other
equipment
will
Any
round
of
bole
la
expected
to
bring
in
the
second
vein
in
the
long
tunnel
oo
the
Victory
property
on
Hudson
Bay
Mountain
near
Binithera.
Work
still
consists
of
driving
the
long
No
1
tunnel
which
la
a
crow
-cut
to
reach
at
depth
a
nne
ore
showing
in
No.
2
tuh-
THE
BLENDED
CIGARETTE
OF
SUPER
MILDNESS
rtai.
About
two
wetslaj
ago
the
workman
broke
into
tiz
feet
of
hsswy
mtnarall-ratton
with
aoiM
fins)
Hean
are
but
the
tunnel
u
bring
extended
to
roach
tha
larger
vain
estimated
as
batag
about
forty
feet
uiiead.
Since
pauiai
through
the
flrat
m.reralinatlon
the
rock
has
be-aome
very
hard
and
progjiaa
haa
been
slowed
up
naaaeiiatilj
On
the
Kutg
Tut
property
work
oonaiaUi
of
driving
froan
the
tunnel
to
gat
under
rich
ere
eavpoaed
in
tha
abaft
which
coaprlaeal
tha
initial
work.
This
drift
tunoal
haa
approsunatejy
1M
feet
to
go
and
will
give
a
depth
of
laO
lost
on
tha
or.
The
head
aTios
of
tha
atufasvArgenta
Minos
In
V
-tors
haa
officially
denied
report
that
tha
property
has
been
taken
over
by
Outhl
Intarset.
It
is
stated
official!)
however,
that
two
wealthy
and
reputable
Atnerlean
saining
captt-allru
are
a
4voly
itiajnllsUng
for
the
property.
Mr
Bruce,
an
englnaar
reoom-.aeuded
by
lie
United
States
Refining
Or
StneUibg
Co.,
la
now
at
Stewart
to
make
h
three
weeks'
comprehensive
uudy
of
the
property.
Capt.
Chi.riw!
1.
Hut
ten.
accompanied
by
J.
B.
w
taon.
president
of
the
Woodbine
u
id
alining
Co..
is
now
at
Stewart
to
amine
and
report
on
de-
veaoprhenta
'
:i
the
Woodbine.
Blue
Jay
and
other
Portland
Canal
mining
properties
in
-v:
'.h
Old
Country
Interests
have
estenle
invsatsnenU.
Capt
Hat
CHOLERA
INFANTUM
THE
FATAL
DISEASE
OF
CHILDREN
It
a
valuahle
preparation
that
cm
burn
oo
the
market
for
the
naat
eighty
years.
It
has
no
equal
for
off
-setting
the
vomiting;,
purging
and
diarrhu
ol
cholera
infantum.
1'rk.
COo.
a
bottle
at
all
drDrarista
ot
dealers;
put
up
only
bjr
The
T.
MUUiri
Co.,
IttiiUd,
Toronto,
Ont.
lO
for
25
4
;n
will
spend
three
months
in
tour-ag
the
mining
eUatrieta
of
the
province.
iUnesg"the
properties
in
which,
his
principal
art
extensively
lntaraated
are
the
Koodbcbe,
Whitewater
and
Pend-Ort-Ue.
Oapt.
Hutton
Is
representing
among
.'then
the
Duke
of
Devonshire.
Vis--sunt
trVaacl.
Lord
PraneU
hull
aad
Sir
Kenneth
Crosaley.
Advertts
In
the
Daily
New
it
pays
tVATEIt
NOTICE
Clearing
htrrann
Take
notice
that
X
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Judaon.
UmlWeC
whoaeaddreae
Is
7erra,
a
C,
will
apply
tor
a
ucente
to
use
the
waters
of
Lnkelae
Rrvee
near
tWrua
m.nii.
Ssreaans"
purpooe
naxBCly,
clearing
and
mmyt
vrim
m
Hnae
1ST
IDC
ariVIUC.
booming,
or
rafting
of
logs.
The
points
on
the
stream
between
which
it
la
ptopoaed
to
clear
are
from
that
point
at
which
Lafcelse
River
leave
bakelee
Lake,
to
the
mouth
of
the
Lakelae
River.
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an
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pomu
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ten
(16)
mile
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or
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proposea
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the
license
is
11
rear.
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notice
was
posted
on
the
ground
n
the
loth
day
of
July.
128.
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copy
of
that
notice
and
an
application
pursuant
thereto
and
to
the
Water
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will
be
filed
in
the
office
4
the
Water
Recorder
at
Prince
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filed
with
the
as
Id
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with
the
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