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EDITION
Wednesday,
July
81,
1920
WELCOME
OUR
VISITORS
Welcome
to
the
members
of
S
doTn
toegiacfi'
..v,.v,.nv.
u
urc
iiromuciD
ui
the
tire
Fisheries
nsiimeB
Association
Association
mine
down
to
the
glacit
who
are
amvmg
today
for
the
convention
which
opens
i
at
present
being
moved
tomorrow.
We
hope
they
will
have
an
instructive
tim
and
dw
by
pack
hers
yiQrougniy
enjoy
their
visit
to
Prince
Rupert
ainumber
amumfeer
jumper
rif
dsf
r
things
tnuigs
hino-e
to
tn
to
cao
see
see
and
and
anrT
a
a
Tnt
lot
lot
of
of
jolly
itf
iolfv
ac
,1
i
.
Co.
is
making
good
progress
to-
s
no
chance
of
getting
to
Uwada
gowl
people
t
a
year
or
two
at
the
be.t,
th
cumin
ewuii
m
me
wnoie
iram
w.w
vt-.i-,
iti
rriet
rriAAf
and
nrtrl
-we
wo
m
miss
Ls
bet
if
if
it
;
i
is
rt
,
F.
,
wru
our
not
one
of
the
most
inter
!
line.
eamig
conventions
iney
nave
attended.
If
Prince
Rupert
is
to
prosper
there
must
be
men
who
are
willing
to
devote
tirae
and
money
to
making
her
great
without
thought
of
any
reward
except
the
execrations
of
the
multitude.
PRINCE
RUPERT
AND
HER
NEIGHBORS
Yesterday
we
published
an
interview
from
the
publisher
of
the
Financial
News
of
Vanpnnv
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Wednesday,
JU,
News
of
the
Mines
AROUND
PRINCE
RUPERT
New
Ore
Strike
on
Mountain
Boy
Holding;
Porter-Idaho
Tram
N
earing
Completion;
Rich
Ore
on
Silverado
A
new
six-foot
vein
of
rich
ore
was
recently
encountered,
on
the
Silver
Mask
group,
which
forms
a
part
of
the
holdings
of
the
Mountain
Boy
Mining
Co.
at
Stewart,
adjoining
the
Mountain
Boy
proper
to
the
west.
The
new
ore
is
reported
to
be
very
similar
to
the
highest
grade
ditional
smaller
veins
have
also
been
located,
some
of
them
witn
similar
high-grade
ore
and"
some
carrying
galena
in
massive
form.
There
are
some
who
pre
diet
that
the
Mountain
P.oy
may
be
developed
into
a
rival
of
the
fa-raooa
Premier
mine.
;
From
the
forks
of
Marmot
River
to
Green
Point
Cabin,
the
first
leg
of
the
Porter-Idaho
tramway
is
now
operating
and
a
temporary
1
PRINCEWOULD
LIKE
TO
VISIT
CANADA
AGAIN
across
the
i
.,,.
es.
Mean-
1
It
With
Well
Known
Sm
Vnlne
of
Travel
pPViqa
ohai
wniie,
ine
rremier
uoia
.Mining
ntw
iuuiv,
jhijt
oi;
inere
who
Interviewed
him
for
th
Oosmo-'
,
polltan
magazine.
'
I
Reports
continue
te
drift
into
Mr.
Hunt
reminded
the
Prince
ot
Stewart
about
exceptionally
rich
elr
meetln
onAto
ll
Alberf
,
,
.
.
,
,
,
two
yean
ago
and
told
him
he
would
ore
being
struck
in
the
long
up-
Vhm
ln
June.
Mr.
Hunt
0WM
a
raise
which
is
being
driven
in
the
ranch
nearby.
Silverado
mine,
which
is
being
granted
in
at.
nneratetfl
vr
Hip
PrnmW
finW
,ow
ta
P01
The
Interview
u
'
Jame'a
Palace
and
fSl-'
'Mining
Co.
Official
confirmation
.,,,
tlv.
He
looke(1
of
the
reports
are,
however,
aorou
the
long
room
and
hH
gray,
lacking.
wlatful
eye
were
aeelng
again
the
rolling
foothill
of
Alberta.
We
re-
.Im-
IT.
Nhitt
nnd
AnHv
V?
'"TT'
T"
Then
,
r
-
.
v
.
"ivii
iiv
.
...
tne
conn
itecKies,
ana
bdoui
oia
snowea
now
one
place
benefits
from
the
development
of
Archie
have
resumed
develop-
aopher.
ts
favorite
cow
pony,
now
nVinn
nl....
rni
-
.,
...
.
-
...I
work
the
Ruth
D..tl
and
T.i.
aiNtan
attff
tvff
with
with
rhmtnuUun
rheumatism,
of
f
Will
win
UUICJ
ficb.
mere
is
a
community
oi
interest
in
the
fjlllowa."
"George..
OI'vc
heard
of
Kh
n.v-
Turxlav
day,
but
Oi've
never
'eard
of
Nut
Sunday!"
an'
Ash
Wednes-
Miaftiiinion.
tsi
iau
at
a
critical
stage
unu
rtud
011
on
yeur
ranch
or
on
mine
we
vUI
unnnui
are
ciuseiy
ailiea.
II
mev
DUI10
it
j8
expected
that
this
summer's
dont
itt
part
of
the
profiur
he
de-
iMiwMjr
mey
wii:
tap
a
country
not
now
tapped
JbyanV
development
will
greatly
enhance
rat"!a-
fcuuiiug
uiiu
jrnnte
unpen.
we
snau
nflt
De
tne
vaiue
oi
me
property.
jealous
of
Stewart
even
if
the
nort
should
faiir
that!
We
did.
We
wish
Pvonr
tmvn
nnrl
Develojiment
work
will
be
car
v
tvwb
vwua.b
V
A
a
Klllll
w
a
111
in
"
trio
nnvtti
tr
,i
ried
out
all
summer
en
the
Unicorn
rTrlJ
J,?
PfM0ertfor
,1V,
if
they
all
grow
and
Jiroperty
at
Stewart,
supplies
hav-
prosper
we
shall
-flT
expeot
to
do
the
same.
If
they
do
not,
ing
been
packed
in
and
accomoda-
A
strong
arm
is
strengthened
even
more
by
the
knowledge
that
it
is
being
used
in
a
righteous
cause
.
COW
BAY
SITUATION
The
main
road
leading
to
the
Government
clock
and
the
drydock
as
wel'
as
to
the
fish
docks,
yacht
club
and
various
industrial
docks
is
bv
wav
of
row
Rav
At
t-Via
vhere
the
road
turns
off
Third
Avenue,
there
is
a
shack
!
t-nai
nas
neen
occupied
until
recently
and
which
bv
block
ing
the
View
makes
It
a
verv
denrarnns
nnmor
Mnw
t
Vot
1
the
Mona
Mines
Ltd
the
place
is
unoccupied
it
is
suggested
that
the
building
be
J"
II"0JutLul.BurJ18
'S?
and
Lu"Ldi"
f
d
the
corner'
which
i8
n
evil
:
t
SSy
'SrlrKr
r
so
n
.u
,
....
.
1
Owen's
death
will
have
on
the
fu-
lossibly
there
are
p'ans
in
hand
for
this.
If
not
wejture
development
of
the
mine
i"
MinCTlMMED
suggest,
that
the
present
is
the
time
for
action
.
Cow
Bpv
,iot
known.
A
company.
MonalfUIuUlTllULA
is
an
oriense
to
the
eyes
and
nose
and
a
danger
to
those
Mine8
Ltd-
waB
Incorporated
this
who
unve
or
noe
in
cars,
as
it
is
at
present
.
THp
reason
Ketchikan
prospers
is
because
a
number
of
her
citizens
believe
in
her
heart
and
soul.
year
for
the
purpose
of
operating
the
proterty
and
small
scale
operations
have
since
been
continued.
A
small
Sullivan
portable
air
compressor
has
been
installed
for
the
purpose
of
operating
a
compressed
air
.drill.
Workings
are
situated
on
the
left
bank
of
Deep
Creek,
flowing
into
Tchesinkut
Lake.
HOTEL
FOR
HOBOES
FOUND
IN
TORONTO
Tommy
Did
you
have
ensa
as
bad
as
I
did?
I
had
to'Slw
red
cent."
I
answered.
"The
subsoil
rights
bekmg
to
the
crown.
We
may
get
a
few
dollars
recompense
as
damage
to
our
land,
or
crops
but
we
dont
get
a
quart
of
oil
proftt."
Me
was
flabbergasted.
'Weil,
that's
v.o
gcod."
he
said
finally.
"Maybe
when
wc
get
back
we'll
find
(tion
established
for
a
crew
of
12
rrka
in
our
front
yardi,"
I
added
men.
A
series
of
openscuts
are
,
til,l'-1
.
,
'
'
,.
,
.
,
.1
The
Prince
shrugged
his
shoulders
I
being
run
and
in
one
place
a
tun-
4nd
Btin
wl
n.lD
Z
nel
is
being
faced
up
to
provide
country,"
he
went
on,
"and
possibly
working
quarters
for
the
crew
everybody
wlll
share
more
fcr
less
tn
next
winter
should
the
company
""d'reJd
P""-decide
to
go
ahead
during
that
sea-:
lt
WM8
,
phltosophr
speaking-one
on.
John
Hovland,
the
locator,
j
phase
of
the
new
Prince.
has
arranged
the
financing
and
is
;
Then
almost
unconsciously
we
star-in
personal
charge
of
the
develop-
UIkm
bout
Anglo-American
re-
"More
ifrlendly
underatandlnx
la
all
.
I
we
need
to
Iron
out
any
Utile
dlf
Owen
William
Owen,
manager
of
ferencea
of
opinion."
he
went
on.
at
Tchesin-.
Fewer
eaperu
and
more
human
be-
our
difficulties
.That's
Intimate
Interchange
important."
IN
SWEDEN
TurluiM
CiiMohis
of
(llrln
nn
the
Kve-nlng
f
the
Hummer
revival
EDMONTON,
July
31.
Britta
Johnson
writes
In
"Journal
of
summer
festivities
In
Sweden,
which
live
In
her
memory
and
make
her
decorate
her
own
western
home
at
this
season
and
raise
the
flf
nf
her
adopted
country.
Every
Swedish
homefrom
castles
j
down
to
the
humblest
cottage.
Is.
on
A
hotel
within
a
stone's
throw
mldwmmer
evening,
tatlslfly
decor-of
the
recently
opened
$16,000,000
1
ti
with
field
flowers
and
fresh
Royal
York
Hotel
in
Toronto,
,
branches
of
bjreh.
oak
and
beach,
,
which
housed
nothing
but
hoboes,
I
Prom
cl,ln
re
hun
rtfuI'y.
Ims
been
discovered
by
the
Tor-'!"?
rttt.h?
5?rtalH
'plek'd
on
Just
thU
wonderful
day.
onto
nolice
and
nearlv
Ihlrlv
.1
u
nearly14
,"""y
when
m
many
strange
thing
happen
guest
s
were
charged
with
vag-
w,
b,
mVdie-
for
months,
rancy
later
in
the
cowts,
receiv-,to
come
in
case
of
sickness,
lllg
sentences
from
six
months
Formerly,
a
mtdummer-brlde
was
down
The
hotel,
which
was
on
chosen,
and
on
thto
day
she
im,
the
European
plan,
the
inmates
dressed
in
finest
array
and.
In
mUltary
providing
iheir
own
menls,
was
orar
youths
went
with
herJ
fixed
up
in
an
old
house
on
the!thPtun
om
trMt
..dance
waterfront
with
cookhouses,
beds,
fire
plaeeo,
stoves,
thirty
pounds
of
Coffee
and
everything
but
a
telephone
and
a
bath
.
A
TEIMUBI.U
AFFLICTION
place,
which
thU
time
oi
tbj
rgar
was
s
threshing
slieo
UetorWod'
beutlful!y
with
flowers
and
green
branches.
Of
folk
lore
of
this
day
slit
writes:
"When
the
last
tune
of
the
music
dies,
and
the
last
waits
Is
danced,
some
of
the
girls
they
who
have
not
yet
made
their
silent
choice
among
the
boy,
stroll
away
by
themselves.
Just
at
their
(nfu.!
grandmothers
and
the
grandmothers
gTsnamower
nave
cjone
oeiore
in,
io
in
nine
mens
jiiu,
i
stay
away
from
school
for
three
crossroad,
nine
different
bioasoms-nuid
weeKS.
in
perfect
silence.
The
latter
rule
la
John
I
hnd
it
worse
than!mo"1
'mPrtant.
the
flowers
that-I
.
had
,t
the
holidays.-i
t'obTn
rSl
Uellcville
Ontario.
your
mind
U
full
night
like
this.
Enlarging
the
Scope
of
Our
Service
$
to
You
these
flower
go
beneath
ment
on
Fran-
J"?'
P,ev
nM
.
.
.
rr1
m.
a
m
A1A..A
V.
m
Over
our
wires
mr
entering
your
home
comes
that
greatest
of
modern
servants,
electricity.
It
offers
you
light,
power
and
freedom
from
count-lesM
laborious
household
tasks.
How
far
you
take
advantage
of
thesv
lienef
It
.
.
.
rests
with
yourself
.
.
.
and
with
us
Insofar
ns
we
make
accessible
to
you
the
necessary'
appliances.
This
we
are
doing
through
our
retail
store
in
which
you
will
find
n
complete
range
of
guaranteed
elec-'
trical
appliances
.
.
.
selected
from
the
let
the
market
has
to
offer.
Electric
ranges,
washing
machines,
vacuum
cleaners,
irons,
toasters
nnd
countless
other
lalMir-snving
de-
vices
.
.
.
demonstrated
and
installed
by
experts
and
sold
on
convenient
terms.
Power
Corporation
of
Canada,
Limited
PRINCE
RUPERT
the
II
We
m
a
gram
at
raw.
baeaua
atofc-ineaa
fotlowa
aueti
a
told
aelm
afw!
an-
ner
wya
on
toe
aame
day
(the
.....
.
HtllV
OIL.
rl
1
1
r
t
Mo
.
lu
r
1
vuiuiu-y.
lane
tne
SpeClIlC
Case
OI
Stewart
and
Prince
7'
,
,
him
to
improve
the
running
stock
of
rywa.
cnoosea
mree
naaxn
-
'
-n.n.
RUDert
lutt
Promising
projwrties
in
the
Glacier
the
Northweat.
of
of
other
wnJe,h
row
T
Manv
Stewart
npnnl
rln
;
a
score
rrui
"
J
i
1?
ateua,u
I)e?Pje
00
business
in
this
City.
Creek
ssction
of
Tortland
Canal,
thing,
that
had
to
do
with
hu
own
th"
"e
lt
nPTn,Pn
lnol
Sf
rriv"!
neLeA
fV,,.
analyzed
and
n..''
they.,
buy
During
.i.ltr
the
past
fifteen
years
t.....'
or,
"We've
oil
In
,
our
valleys
,ed
red
on
onnather7w
nother.
and
or
the
STJhSd"
thlifl
.
WlKltmO
lllaAKUi
frnm
tno-oV.of
o
,
.t.i.
now.
Ye
jTi
t
,
dXC
buulS
tBl
Wiey
8l0p
nwrB-
ircme
nae
nwn.t
wer
"
black
one.
The
following"
meftritif'ahe
oil
and
take
the
train
here.
Later
perhaps
Prince
Run-
done
a
,arge
amount
prospect-
-Ye,
Im
nUttT
My-
,
goe.
back
to
the
ryerwa
nnd
out
ert
DeODle
Will
sometimfl
tnkp
t.hA
tvnm
t
Hto'
i!t?
and
development
work
on
the
an-wered.
b'
...
.
..
if
Sir
r,"."lUK.JW
nrowrty
with,
most
encouraging
"Wh,
.orryt"
he
demanded.
5f
V1"
5"ul
jjiiuu
awwajx
oicwqri
nas
nag
tno
mc
mines
mines
and
ana
rrince
M.,,it.
ti.-
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after
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have
veins
exposed
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everything
to
gam
from
working
together.
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great
many
principally
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ore
is
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green
NEW
YORK,
July
31
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wild
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of
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Africa
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easy,
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money
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day.
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premium
on
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trade
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stones
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its
gizzard
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other
17.
i
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birds
roam
over
.n
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CONTAIN
niAMnNIK
rich
alluvial
diamond
and
are
said
ifi
eat
aid
their
digestion.
Reduction
in
"
Life
Insurance
Premiums
The
Company
announces
the
adoption
of
substantially
reduced
rates
of
premiums
for
life
Insurance,
thereby
making
possible
the
carrying
of
an
Increased
amount
of
protection
at
a
lower
cost,
and
at
the
same
tlmo
permitting
participation
in
the
earnings
of
the
Company.
Effective
August
1st,
1929
THE
Manufacturers
Life
Insurance
company
Ilrnnch
Offlce-202-C
llogcrs
Illdg..
Vancouver
H.
A.
Twlss,
Urnnch
Manager
Norrls
W.
l'rlngle,
DiHtrlct
UepreHentotlve,
Prince
Hupert,
II.
C.
v
AFRICA,
ASIA.
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ln...
CfcNTHAl.
AND
BWAM3iat
For
further
information
consult
one
of
the
Company,
repreeentativei
u,im
v.
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like
the
quaint
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of
yours
waiter
1
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get
pleat
of
oxygen
tier
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sir.
tout
pnihiv-
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are
very
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around
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