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.
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just
been
added
to
the
facilities
on
the
property,
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all
other
parts
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pire
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.ou
.
.
.
.
late
from
spring
seepage
and
the
DAILY
EDITION
are
the
best
citizens.
t.
it
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
ay,
by
Prince
RuperU
Aven
BUFFALO
FOR
PARK
Victoria
has
secured
from
the
Dominion
Government
Wainwrieht
National
Park
a
nair
of
buffalo
to
he
kent
in
-
r
i
'.-
-IRATE
MOTORISTt
Ttni
young
lunaitte!
CUOmt
you
hear
my
hooter!"
BOY:
"Yea.
air
alto
a
distinct
knoaklng
In
the
cylinder
and
a
aqueak
In
the
back
aslel"
The
Humorist,
London.
News
of
the
Mines
AROUND
PRINCE
RUPERT
f
.
Another!
Diamond
Dhlling
Program
lor
lopiey
Richfield;
Opening
Up
Owen
Lake
Mine;
Man-
son
Creek
Looks
Like
Rich
District
While
n
full
fnrop
nf
men
and
all
machinery
are
con-
11
or
carrier,
yearly
period,
pid,n
advance
$5.00
tj
develonment
in
the
various
workines.
plans
are
lld,
I
lrr?TX
..
'?C?rz
JTVrrr
n,:f
AL7,::'J
Xir-ThiV.
now
now
be
being
ne
,
made
made
for
for
further
further
opening
openmcr
ud
up
of
extensive
:
rA-rr.
uy
man
io
an
pans
oi
isorcnern
ana
enuai
wuU1Uu,
nUfj
U
avA.i;n
oil
paid
in
advance
for
yearly
period
,4
,
,
JM
jhiubh
un
me
lupicv
inwuiuu
jujjo1
uj
Transient
display
advertising,
ijer
inch,
per
insertion
i-40
the
present
faces
and,
at
the
same
time,
arrangements
are
Transient
advertising
on
front
W.'
pr
.
iWtij.
.
.
'
2.8C
being
made
for
a
second
campaign
of
diamond
drill
work1
Local
readers,
per
insertion,
per
line
5
to
explore
the
westerly
section
of
the
holdings
on
this'
Classified
advertising,
per
insertion,
per
word
02
m.
Considerable
new
and
costly
mining
equipment
has
'
Contract
rates
on
application.
Advertising
and
Circulation
Telephone
Editor
and
Reporters'
Telephone
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
BRITISH
ELECTIONS
.98
.86
Saturday,
June
1,
1929
new
pumping
equipment
nas
therefore
been
installed.
Results
i
of
the
new
diamond
drilling
program
will
be
followed
with
interest.
Drills
will
start
work
in
the
tunnel
at
the
200-foot
level
and
I
from
this
point
holes
will
be
drill-'
ed
Ifer
a
distance
of
1200
feet
in
a
westerly
direction
to
determine
the
natare
of
the
formation
in
that
area.
This
will
be
well
outside
f
the
boundaries
of
present
.
,
development.
Opening
up
of
new
.
.
It
is
clear
that
tne
conservative
Uaidwin
r,
Government
ore
bodies
might
decide
the
ques-is
beaten,
tnat
me
L.aoor
party
came
veiyciose
to
securing
tion
of
the
immediate
erection
of
a
majority,
and
mat
tne
nanaiui
of
Liberals
who
were
mil1
tb
management
has
elected
control
the
situation
in
ureat
ISntaTn
today.
Fos-J
rSSJK,
sibly
by
the
time
this
goes
to
press
some
announcement
drying
the
long
north
contact
Will
be
made
as
to
What
action
IS
likely
to
be
taken.
If
tuanel
have
been
very
gratifying.
PfAtnior
Kalfiun'n
rMjr-nos
mi
it
twill
hA
qq
haarl
nf
a
Cnn.
Over
forty
men
are
now
on
the
a.
a
wiiiiwi
uili
ii
in
waAA
a
a
-,
t7
waab
a
w
a
a
a
ul,
au
11
ama
kj.
u
j
uaa
servative-Liberal
coalition,
but
this
seenis
hardly
probable,
although
it
is
possible.
The
alternative
is
for
the
King
to
call
upon
Ramsay
payroll
and
it
is
likely
that
the
I
RWI1
W
III
nWIl
W
IHSWI
Mil
"
creased.
ready
tapped
are
about
equal
with
an
average
width
of
five
feet
and
an
aesay
taken
across
three
and
a
half
feet
on
the
first
vein
en-
Beacon
Hill
Park.
They
will
be
something
for
the
tour-
countered
m
va,UM
of
156
pr
ists
to
admire.
!l0B
in
K?,d;
,,lwr
"d
c?PP?f-
Prince
Rupert
will
SOOn
have
to
thilik
about
providing;
mine
have
been
very
unfavorable
something
of
this
sort
for
a
park
on
Kaien
Island.
A
pair
j
of
ite.
but
improvements
are
be-
of
buffalo
would
be
a
great
attraction
for
toflrists
who
,Bf
brought
about.
At
present
come
here.
The
park
should
be
somewhat
removed
from
the
crew
of
th
min
con,,,t"
of
iVin
nitv
onrl
aVir-nlri
inui
n
v.
-.t.
n
il.
i
men.
n.i,
i.jr
mm
Dni.uiu
u.
rnuuji
uu
uiiuw
me
animais
to
get
a
good
deal
of
their
ov,
n
food
from
natural
pasture.
It
is
something
to
beein
to
plan
for.
The
WJlson
interests,
operating
the
Ferguson
group
on
the
Ingen-
ika
River,
hare
taken
an
option
on
other
claims
adjoining
thitt
j
property
and
will
spend
several
thousand
dollars
this
year
in
prov
ing
them
up.
j
Mineral
surveys
conducted
in
I
the
Manson
Creek
area
during
the
jpatt
year,
or
so
Indicate
that
prospects
for
minerals
are
very
prern-:
ising
and
it
Is
even
said
that
there
may
be
another
Kootonay
there
between
the
Findlay
River
and
tbo
Coast
Range.
Lack
of
transportation
facilities,
however,
la
a
seri
ous
handicap,
but
the
provincial
government
is
interesting
Itself
in
the
matter
and
there
seems
to
be
a
possibility
that
an
adequate
highway
may
soon
be
built
in
I
from
Vanderhoof.
Public
works
'engneerg
are
now
jnakng
surveys
I
In
from
Fort
St.
James.
As
matters
stand
at
present,
it
is
almoet
impossible
to
get
any
machinery
or
equipment
in
there
except
bv
air.
ore
SEES
TRADE
'
WITH
ORIENT
Montrral
BdtMrla)
Writer
Mentioned
rrlnrr
Rupert
M
!'-atble
Hay
I"trt
fMOOtmal
Wltnaas)
Tm
nmtcn
dailara
each
hare
beo
roto
br'UMtMi
and
Tisjsonur
hr-on.
MM
flw
mill
Mot
tor
HaUSJi
It
'
weal
Am.
We
pwini
e
traffic
-f
thave
pons
k
looked
to
to
pay
lnter-st
on
what
Is
iprnt
oa
tbem.
u
Uoo-ti
kM
always
but
a
fw
iter
Canneli
n
habora
have
dot,
and
i
will
hldlf
be
expected,
for
Inatance.
q
the
enre
of
two
mlUtena
arh
autid
or
CkioouUnU
and
Three
KImi,
though
e
are
not
aayint,
the
bomji
la
there
nlaepent.
We
1
-ok
to
Vaeeourar
or
nay
it
jot
be
Prtnoe
nwnertt
to
be
-ne
of
the
eoaMat
and
in
ithleat
eea-raMa
In
the
world
Anyway.
Canada!
Macdonald
to
form
a
Government
and
he
cannot
on
carry
shipment,
from
the
new
mil)
on
;
ZrtTU1
STtnlt
successiuuy
wunoui
liDerai
support
io
avoid
anotner
tfee
property,
near
election
there
must
be
either
a
coalition
or
a
"breaking
up
Haaeitoa,
are.
being
curtailed
for
of
the
Liberal
party,
with
some
going
into
the
Labor
ranks
btkr
iwriod
while
rather
ex-and
others
into
the
Conservative.
,
te"J
"p
nd
What
seems
clear
is
that
Liberalism
has
no
place
in-KiTltt
Britain
today.
The
country
has
no
use
for
moderates.
The
condition
for
the
big
trucks,
ad
two-party
system
seems
-likely
to
return
but
under
new
available
men
have
been
put
to
names.
The
old-time
Liberals
will
now
be
Laborites
and,work
ntI?d
The
Pny'
the
other
party
the
Conservatives.
The
Liberal
party
does
STtUtiE
cepTraTSg
not
seem
to
be
developing
any
new
leaders.
When
Lloyd
the
iiire
plant
there.
The
mine
George
passes
it
seems
as
if
the
party
will
pass
and
per-!'
to
cflt
with
Hazeiton
hana
hafnra
TVio
olofinn
Mo
n-nnl
oH
nnfV.
1
by
a
telephone
line.
W.
B.
Dorn-
w.w
v.
tc
01it
,
ucavu
miu
.
teTgi
pryent
of
compaIIv,
1,
xi.
us
iuuui
luu
auvn
yei,
iu
uiscuss
policies,
rirsi
must,
expected
north
from
Vancouver
be
seen
what
is
the
lineup.
It
is
the
British
way
to
easily
this
week
to
pay
another
visit
o
solve
problems.
The
present
problem
will
be
solved
verv
inspection
to
the
property
which
j
quickly
and
the
business
of
the
country
will
proceed
as
be-
SodS
basis
D
xuic,
uui
currujn
uicic
w
in
ik
prugress.
I
Prince
Rupert
people
have
followed
the
campaign
with
.
.
,
.
.
great
interest
Yesterday
The
Dally
News
office
was
un-
tJTmTs
pS
der
a
continual
barrage
of
news
seekers
and
yesterday's
momentarily
to
break
into
the
paper
was
scanned
with
eagerness.
The
fight
is
over
and
first
vein
showing
on
the
Wrinch
thre
is
little
shouting
and
very
Utile
reason
for
triumph
I
p0'
ih
Li-
PTraa
J
.
1
nn
ftio
navf
deveiopraeirt
was
started
last
fall
the
Of
On
part
any
party.
;b
?
Taylor.
The
tunnel
i.
o
bar
Pacific
port.
Tr
tiama
that
at
p-twaant
making
Vanoouvar
grow
muet
Umjuiain
minor
tntonat
at
eoa-pared
wtth
oar
trade
vMto
tne
Orteot.
That
la
to
asy.
tf
we
aso
wUUng.
We
piwtune
tfcat
waatora
abyneaa
of
tne
tslatle
atoas
.net
extend
to
uawuung-neaa
to
a0
to
thara
.
"Tbetr
money
la
m
good
aa
aujr
other
Bag
money
."
:id
'.heir
potential
morfceta
are
1m-jnae.
Tbo
trouble
ooaaa
In
whan
tt
trmm
to
tofttlnc
from
SKeat.
There
are
nian;
Thtnga
that
eaa
be
made
In
China
cbeofxr
than
e
can
make
them.
But
we
rebel
agalnat
getting
thing
c-haaper
ttian
we
can
"make
them:
that
.
If
we
can
paake
them
at
all
.
;i
WESTERN
ROUTE
PRAIRIE
WHEAT
(Edmonton-
Bulletin)
Daring
1928
more
than
97.000.-
000
bushels
of
grain
were
exported
I
irons
Vancouver.
All
but
a
half
i
million
bushels
was
wheat;
and
substantially
all
the
wheat
went
from
Alberta.
The
Alberta
crop
.
.
.
1
i
t
I
now
i
a
distance
of
80
feet,
h.v-1
?
'
J
P
OWNING
HOMES
iT
been
run
to
cross-cut
.
series
I
"-
.
.
t
.
.
eiuuuin
nn
t.v
v
auvvutn
Miwig
vein
snowing
on
ue
tl,
watwi
mn
i
mv
u.
ui
uwii
me
nouse
in
wnjen
ne!gUrfaee.
After
encountering
the
Alberta's
6Vfm
telv
eHtablished
lives
ean
hsrdly
be
said
to
have
a
real
home.
If
he
owns
it
'irt
vein,
the
tunnel
will
be
con-1
IheS
mute
as
he
takes
pride
in
it
and
takes
prkie
in
the
City
and
its
im-
tinned
to
cut
all
other
showings
j
n
aiay
surprise
some
readers
to
prOVement.
i
t
defrth
as
well
as
the
showings
note
that-
54.5&O.OOQ
bushels
which
The
bad
name
that
Priorp
RunArt
ttupan
Vina
has
hnA
had
In
In
t
the
ha
rvnot
Dart
08
the
Coi
?rouP-
A11
work
hM
I
Uft
Vancouver
went
to
Great
Brl.
j
ham
Ji
.oBeentrated
of
late
on
tWs
Uin,
and
24.000,000
busbelg
mere'
has
been
largely
due
to
the
great
many
sojourners
here.;
lunBei.
Although
the
vein!"
continental
countrios.
Europe
ihey
have
been
interested
only
m
getting
away.
The
man
now
feeing
approached
was
the
thu
tek
78.ooo.ooo
bnsheu
from
.
who
owns
his
home
trie
to
make
the
begt
of
everything.
known
showing
at
the
time,!?
w,f""
Prt;
f,f,n1i00
:
instead
off
continually
knockincr
Oip
rft.v.
Hnmp
mvtipra
work
was
started,
the
tuunel
hmg
t,
.!!
JIJ.
i
u
55"
'"ZTrv.T
.
.
V
nation
that
the
Pacific
route
is
a
wnicn
aia
not
outcrop
on
ine
sur-
r(
lrte
to
the
Orient
only
is
far
face.
In
strength
the
vein
al-
from
the
mark.
It
Is
four
tim.a
!
a.
imnortant
as
a
wheat
route
to
Europe
,
i
Edge-HoldmgSaws
Fast
Eastj-Cutting
SAWS
Guaranteed
bacaUM
mad
rt
irum
our
awn
tal
BiMONaacMAtM
aw
co.
i,ro,
VOMCOWt.
ST.
JOHNM.
TeaoMTe
1
SUITS!
SUITS!
MADE
TO
ORDF.R
Cutting,
Workmanshlu
and
Style
AH
Guaranteed
BUITfi
STKAM
CLEANED
AND
PRESSED
We
Deliver
io
Any
Part
of
tht
City.
Ling,
the
Tailor
Phone
649
CENSORSHIP
OF
I
BOOKS
IN
U.
S.
WASHINGTON.
May
SO.
Con-!
trary
to
popular
opinion.
Uncle
Sam
is
very
careful
of
the
kind
j
of
books
the
people
of
this
country
read.
Some
S00
books
are
banned
by
the
censor
as
obscene
and
unfit
for
the
average
man
to
ESSEX
Hear
tht
radio
t
CilUieri'
ntrytrwsy
v,'-
k
peruse.
The
extent
of
the
censorship
is
being
extended
and
Voraire's
(rin-dide
is
expected
to
come
within
its
scope
itnd
be
denied
to
the
panic
of
this
country.
U.
S.
CENSUS
PROVIDED
AND
REAPPORTIONMENT
WASHINGTON.
May
SO.
By
a
vote
of
57
to
26,
the
Houxe
yester
l.s.-
f
jri
Satur!'iv
A
Great
Car
for
Women
to
Drive
TUB
FORD
car
is
a
great
car
for
women
to
drive
not
only
because
it
is
ao
smart
and
good
ieokifw,
tat
also
Ucauae
t
Mi
aamfort,
ete
of
control.
n4
r
ItoHIUy.
Rjifllly
Ha
Yob
knew
the
Ferd
will
take
;
there
and
bring
you
hack.
Yaa
kftow
yov
ean
afMiSid
on
H.
Yon
knew
k
ha
botsn
hvtot
to
give
yon
thousand
nsHet
of
faithful,
KalrfUBiei
aerrice.
This
ir&m
from
ttwW
this
men
Coup
tal
comfort
means
a
great
l.
to
every
woman
who
driven
a
m
Another
feature
of
the
Ford
:k,t
appeals
to
women
is
the
safety
f
forded
by
the
fuily
encWd
1:
cteBt
six-brake
system,
etcel
!.'.'
jubd
shatterproof
giaas
w.ndKln.
,,1
Ton
can
ace
ohe
vaJw
of
m
n
yon
eoaaiaW
tkt
f,r,
,.
cent
of
autoaoWh
injurie-
.,
caused
by
flirisfifM.
The
win.!
shield
of
the
Fottf
tfjgl
aot
shutt.
wnder
tbo
I
ttmj
(mwet
tkmoattntioji
4itj)
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A
Wide
Variety
of
Colors
at
no
Extra
Cost
COMPLETENESS
that
challenges
the
Finest,
Costliest
Cars
Here
Is
a
big,
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fine
to
look
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roomy
and
comfortable.
There
it
such
a
wide
variety
of
colon
that
no
matter
whst
your
choice,
you
may
have
slmost
individual
distinction,
at
no
extra
oast.
With
Iti
Super-Six
motor,
challenging
up
to
70
milei
in
hour
nd
economy
avcrsging
18
to
20
miles
to
the
gallon
.
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upward,
Essex
chsllenges
also
in
fiac
car
comfort,
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fine
car
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fine
car
luxury
of
appointment,
convenience
and
detail.
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for
a
ride
and
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THE
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F.tXB.
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Prince
Easy
to
Buy
FOR
INSTANCE,
in
this
city
your
first
payment,
with
your
present
cor
included,
may
be
at
low
$375
and
your
monthly
payments
$10.00
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preaent
car
will
probably
corer
the
entire
flrat
paymt.
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Af.
C.
Purchase
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offer
the
lowest
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terms
cvaUabU
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Rupert
Auto
Company
Phones
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and
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