A-i
April
2,
1929
Radio
RADIO
SOON
Nothern
British
Col-m
rtffc
the
big
country
'.
id
residents
would
t
'one
in
and
enjoy
:
I,
;;r
the
IMW8.
EW
LICENSES
APPURGHASED
n-iti-T
of
licenses
offi-
i
i
-
--.ii
i
m
me
omciai
numuer
Il
ll'loltt'S
:
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.
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...
Iiuvnv
ir
ni
imnun
ruuua
n
rL'uiiiinu
7
70
ix-mg
formulated
with
irming
a
radio
associa-
B
roadcasting
mil
in
LiMy
fo
Kecommend
Saturday
and
Sunday
Niirhts
y
inn
an
found
in
Euro
pean
Countries
li.nt'U
that
radio
GOOD
RECEPTION
RADIO
PROGRAM
AT
WEEK-END
FOR
THE
WEEK
Proved
Exceptionally
Good
But
Trior
to
That
Poor
Saturday
and
Sunday
night
Yin
rrn
1
tn
I
In
tiniil.
.
i
"V
'
'
ISS
fe09t
i"
specially
Sunday.
Tnlkwiiil
up
by
local
m
m
several
European
Cup
hockey
match
wag
heferd
from
Winnipeg,
n.n-nt
official
who
was
Outside
districts
renort
that
PROBLEMS
OF
RADIO
FANS
A
radio
fan
writes
:
"Dear
sir
My
set
suffered
with
w
utc
aim
nuisance
w
nit;
uvikii-
.ars
omy
small
rem-
ttlira
.
.
,,,.,
...
,,h
...
number
of
rec
riving
'
out
iUcceiB(
until
j
was
advid
to
'
My
in
operation.
iperatio
lho
,
...
.
:
licenses
last
yeiir
will
t6
do
so
this
year
(
now
their
netghbors
get
a
license.
At
first
I
was'
skeptical.
Then
I
saw
a
policeman
down
our
'back
lane,
count
ing
aerials.
1
determined
to
in-
94
ceased
.
There
were
no
more
bni-11
sings
or
Wooping.
My
set
became
4
the
Silent
Six.
.
.
.P.S.
The
tubes
don't
light
any
more.
Would
this
account
tor
it?"
KD10
ASSOCIATION
FIGHTING
IN
MEXICO
STILL
CONTINUING
MEXICO.
AdHI
2
Two
en-
.
says
the
Alice
Arm
ammniM
wr
rennrfjul
Utaan
It
is
felt
that
a
radio
in-
fen,
troops
and
Insurgents.
In
1
r
northern
British
Co-
onp
of
,
the
ute
of
ch.
a
growing
neceaaity.
huahua
a
number
of
rebels
were
"
i
d
fee
of
$1
in
fact
is
iud.
-r
'
he
purpose
of
paying
in
Senora
sUtt
rebels
used
aero-
t
inspection.
A
visit
was
planM
to
bombard
federal
ti-oopa
!
tiy
by
an
inspector
from
but
wIth
rffect.
Mr.
A.
L.
Gray,
who
luaMf
advice
and
suggaa-
STOPPKI)
AT
BOItDBH
i
iwners
are
re
quisled
U
RL
PASO,
April
2:
Col.
Llnd-
1
an
announcement
of
a
burgh
stopped
yesterday
at
Rl
.
.
.
-tt-A.
..till
I
L
.
ill
V.
I
t
iMi
t-i;ng.
Aniiiiui
win
i
ao
imoiv
ronunuism
.
ir
,
1
1
1
1
'u
in,
I
Mil
wmm
m
m
r.ai.
tb
h
nuin
'
'
nmans
of
iis'stance
to
City.
He
left
Santa
Itartatft
early
in
the
flay.
The
Significance
of
a
Name
In
every
field
there
is
ONIi
MAMK
that
stands
apart.
In
music
for
the
home
.
THAT
NAME
IS
VICTOR
The
renxons
are
High
(Jualily
of,
Material,
Minuteness
of
"
l
ail
and
Beauty
of
Tone.
Thc.aniQ,..
Attracts
You
The
Performance
Holds
You
.
Tlie
new
Orthophonic
Victor
Radio
new
eMaeMvs.d
STATION
KOMO
7:00
Clicquot
CJub,
Eskimos,
8:0.0
Popular
orchestra
"Joy
Boys."
0:00
Correct
time.
9:00
Concert
orchestra
vocal
solos
and
duets.
9:30
Symphonic
Orchestra
)",7nT
th.
W
i
fJl-
Ume
UP
t0
the
k,t
Week-end-
At,
Portland
NWT
Broadcast,
.
iremi"
mere
was
noise
and
also
;
.
j
.
.u
i
t
10:30
Concert
orchestra
with
hZ17Z
.
at
Flewin
and
Brown'
8UtIon
on
male
quartet.
MHther
of
the
stations
-Hon.
Warke
Cama
g0
thgt
,t
wou,d,
11:00Uadio
'
I
BU"t?-
.
"
1
seem
as
if
the
disturbance
was
.
took
Ue
t
over
system
genera,
good.
Tuesday,
April
2
BONE
DRY
MEASURE
IS
DISCUSSED
AT
with
with
Keith
Orpheum
program.
12:00
Late
news
flashes,
12U&
Comic
readings.
;
Wednesday,
April
3
'
CtftO
Palmollve
hb'tfr.
4
7:30
Gold
Strand
program.
8:00
Roads
to"
Romance.
8:80
Concert
orchestra
with
contralto.
915
Male
quartet
with
con
cert
orchestra.
10:00
Fisher's
Blend
Flour
aching
joints,
rattles
squawks,
X-
hour,
KOMO;
KGW,
Portland
ray
blues,
bui-zings
in
the
eara,
11:00
News
flashes.
iransiormer
nums
and
blooping.
liris
Concert
orehtr
with
h
Ar
lAII
fit
I
Asia
ntAmns
am?
mm
annnu
.
a
rt.d
in
northern
British
.
.T.T
.
7.
T.u
ma,e
1U8n-
Thursday,
April
4
7:00
Halsey-Stuart
program.
7:80
Standard
symphony
hour,
8:80
Correct
time.
8-80
Crescent
Old
Time
Band
n
vf
tbe.r
dollar.
lh
VMt
,n4Ulc8nM
and
wnat
singer
from
KHQ,
Sjpokane
IftiTed:
would
do.
Purchasing
one
for.
a
dollar,
1
pasted
it
inside
the
lid
of
ray
set.
It
acted
like
a
Plaster.
9:30
Novelty
trio.
9:15
Studio
program.
10:00
Associated
Oil
The
effect
was
musical,
lmmedl-
nany's
"Associated
Brass
ft7
atfly'the
tubes
got
all
lit
up.
The
KOMO.
KGW,
Portlatnd
KHQ
n
rattles
disappeared.
The
squawks
Spokane.
I
11:00
Alttska
SchsMl
nrocram.
11:13
Late
new&
flashes.
11
:8ft
Gyratora
wi'BoSf-nd
hU
banjo."
n
Friday,
ipril
"5
.
7:00
Hudson,
Besex
nClAllen
Jfers.
;
v
7:80
Half
hour
with
the
Sn
tie.
4.Si
8:00
H.C..
h9,ur.
9:00
Correct
tfme.
9
:00
Bordfif
Dairy
frogra
9:80
FootllghU.
10:00
Evensong.
10:80
QJmplc
Hotel
with
tenor.
'llHO
Vocal
ensemble.
12:00
Late
news
flashes.
12:16
Piano
and
tenor
solo.
Saturday,
April
6
7:00
Lucky
Strike
Dance
program,
wK.
...
aw
nuxiMiivy.i
.
9;woirtetitimij'
.
.
9'00--Nof1ty'
orchestra
with
vocal.
10:00
Puget
Sound
Tower
&
Light
Co.s
Big
Show.
12:00
Late
news
flashes.
12:l6-Piann
und
tenr
solos.
4
EVIDENCE
GIYEN
BY
MRS.
MINNIE
KENNEDY
SEATTLE,
April
2.
Mrs.
Mln
nle
Kennedy
yesterday
gave
evi
dence
behind
closed
doors
in
n
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
FIVE
News
of
the
Mines
AROUND
PRINCE
RUPERT
New
Stewart
Company
Is
Ambitious
Project;
Much
Activity
Planned
At
Georgia
Itiver;
Bush
Makes
Statement
Regarding
Salmon
River
Properties
The
American
Creek
Mining
Co.,
Ltd.,
of
Stewart,
which
was
recently
granted
provincial
incorporation,
owns
39
claims
on
American
Creek,
bounded
on
the
west
and
south
by
the-well
known
Mountain
Boy
group,
and
gives
promiseof
being
a,
mining
project
of
some
magni-tiirlp.
If
the
hiPrworade
silver
and
cornier
shnwintrs
on
the
7:30
Freshman:'
Orchestra-hvfA,;u
TJU'
v,'AV.fir.M
-tA
nAfl,
,J11
'American'
'Creek'
Co.'s
ground.
Several
groups
are
in-j
eluded
in
the
new
company's
holdings,
the
original
owners
jeing
August
Pasco,
A.
Moreau,
'
Harry
Hooton
and
D.
D.
Kimball,
east
and
that
the
big
high
grade
who
have
consolidated
their
hoi-
gold
and
silver
ore
zone
of
the
dings
and
received
the
assistance
Big
Missouri
runs
directly
of
local
Stewart
people.
Directors
through
this
group
for
a
distance
of
the
company
are
Oren
F.
Hill
j
of
approximately
3500
feet.
Nat-and
W.
C.
Arnold
of
Hyder
and
ional
Silver
also
owns
a
group
of
R.
W.
Kennedy,
P.
S.
Jack
and
seven
mineral
claims
adjoining
August
Pasco
of
Stewart.
The
the
Bush
Consolidated
on
the
(
company
has
been
capitalized
at
north.
The
Sebakwe
and
Dis-$1,000,000
and
the
first
issue
oftrict
Mines
Ltd.,
consisting
of
24
60,000
shares
has
been
placed
on
claims
and
fractions
adjoining
the
market
for
tbe
purpose
of
the
B.
C.
Silver
on
the
north,
con-
raising
funds
to
survey
the
prop-
tains
more
quartz-porphyry
ore
erty
and
do
preliminary
explora-j
zones
than
the
B.
C.
Silver
and
Uon
work
on
ahftwlngs
already
Premier
combined,
Mr,
Bush
exposed.
A
considerable
amount,
claims.
The
vein
on
the
Premier
of
money
has
already
been
subscribed
at
Stewart.
ore
sone
has
been
followed
for
a
cpnsiderable
distance
and
.
a
number
of
crosscuts
put
in
prov-
The
Crawford
Transfer
Co.
of
d
a
large
body
of
commercial
Stewart
has
been
fllven
a
contract
surface
work
and
diamond
La
pack
large
quantities
of
sup-
drilling
have
resulted
in
the
Io-
lies
from
the
beach
on
Portland
cation
or
very
high
grade
gold
'anal
to
the
Georgia
River
Gold
aid
"ver
ore.
"Some
of
this
ore
Mining
Co.'s
property,
a
distance
n
hundreds
of
dollars
to
the
hf
some
twelve
miles.
The
con-
ton,"
Mr.
Bush
declares,
"and
it
tract,
it
is
expected,
will
keep
the
is
on'y
a
question
of
time
when
company
busy
until
Dcember.
R.
property
will
prove
to
be
a
G.
Mellln,
recently
appointed
gen-
"ival
'
the
famous
Premier
eral
manager
for
the
Georgia
mine."
All
the
ore
zones
of
the
River
Gold
Mines
Ltd.,
has
been
1
remier,
a.
c.
silver
and
bebakr
on
the
job
for
aflpte
time
and
is,
we
declared
to
run
through
now
Minerintendlna
construction
sroups
of
claims
owned
of
the
necessary
buildings
and
a
tb
nh
CoHsolidated
Gold
float.
Samnies
of
ore
from
the
Mines.
extensive
development
fate
of
the
drift
being
driven
on
worK
as
well
as
aurtace
showtnga
,
nortaM'
UNgMl
iTsTSSWiirwa
mam
it
encouraging.
est
vein
of
property
nave
"ea
attended
with
such
fav-m
$70.81
to
$210.10,
orable
results
that
Mr.
Bush
de-
all
in
Bold,
it
is
re-
Clares
the
property
looks
like
a
The
tunnel
on
the
main
"hlpper
within
a
short
time
as
iifcw
been
driven
seven-
Important
showings
are
only
1000
ond
the
place
where
Ieei
J-om
"e
mam
true
road.
ted
the
cross-vein
!
"
ow
been
proven
to
be'
"The
British
Empire's
largest
vein.
At
this
point
copper
producer
is
situated
on
ed
values
from
$50
the
Granby
Consolidated
property
in
gold.
Driving
on
at
Anyox
while
that
of
the
Howe
O.
a
Bush
is
confident
that
the
National
Silver,
Sebakwe
and
Bush
Consolidated
properties
on
Salmon
Itiver
will
develop
into
important
producers
according
co
a
statement
which
he
recently
suec
Ue
points
out
that
one
of.
4he
National
Silver
groups
COhaists
of
five
clainuftadjoinlng
ta
Itig
Misaeliri
on
te
south
and
The
Letter
Box
'
4
THAT
RADIO
COUGH
fcditor,
Daily
News,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
I
would
request
space
to
correct
the
erroneous
impression
arising
from
an
item
entitled
"Scientists
Shocked,"
which
an-
gurd
to
the
alleged
bribe
of
$2500!
nMm,
,,
uaimlna,
tuv
An
nt
made
to
hush
up
the
facts
in
re-lc,a,m
that
t,
ag
lmnvldua,8i
-gard
to
the
kidnapping
affair
of
h
overcome
all
human
prob-her
daughter,
Aimee
Semple
Mc-,
I'herson
excluded
Newspapermen
were;
artimiii
n
i.OTiinnKN.
Try
n
Dally
News.
WANTED.
Christian
Science
Committee
on
PublleaWen
for
British
Colum-
c-
i
r
.
.
t
1
1
e'sootliwast
vein
is
now
in
counu
uo.
ai
uriiannia
is
see-
ptNreaa.
;The
drift
advanced
nd.
The
greatest
gold
silver
tweftt
Mauri
feet
from
the
Inter-
tiviaena
payer
on
the
continent
veins
gave-a
depth
'
situated
at
Premier
in
the
Port-tely
120
feet
from
land
Canal
district.
With
these
e
All
In
all,
the
pros-
cu
as
arguments,
B.
C.
should
pecta
Jor
the
property
are
very
nave
no
mnicuity
in
securing
capital
to
develop
its
great
min
ing
fields,"
Commerce,
Spokane.
KETURNS
TO
ENGLAND
Sir
Hueh
Hirst,
as
he
was
WASHINGTON,
D.C..
April
2.
peered
in
your
columns
on
March
caueht
bv
the
nress
Rhotoaraoher
-Senator
Jones
of
Washington;.
.
'
"
on
his
arrival
at
Southampton
state
yesterday
discussed
the
bone
christian
Scientists
are
not
from
Australia,
where
he
has
dry
prohibition
bill,
of
which
he
shocked
at
hearing
another
Chris-
been
on
a
Government
Commis-is
the
author.
Two
dry
congress-jtilin
Scientist
or
anyone
else
;,,
8tudying
trade
conditions
in
men,
Jones
undStocker.
explained
i
COUKhi
j
,ier80nally
heard
the
'that
part
of
the
British
Empire.
'grwmen
and
to
.lhe
pldent
of
,
and
,
grateful
to
notice.
the
United
States.
with
other
Christian
Scientists,
that
us
the
Christian
Sciente
ser-j
vice
proce(Kletl
the
coughing
subsided.
From
all
appeai-anccs,
the
writer
of
tliat
article,
rather
than
BEHIND
CLOSED
DOORS1
was
tko
one
shocked
at
hearing
.
ia
Christian
Scientist
cough
over
the
radio.
Although
Christian
I
Scientists
are
grateful
for
the:
progress
they
have
made
in
ac
quiring
a
high
standard
nf
health,
WAV
iff
1
Acil
Ilk
a
Jfath-
All
Testify
tc
Its
Quick
Action
A
tXttir
tmm
of
volunUry
tMUmoBUl
UUa
th
mum
(lerr
Buckby't
MUtar
U(raIlyeU
life
Huh
In
rII'in(
Coldi,
Cough.
naarn,
L
Grlppt,
"Flu"
and
BronchltU.
Wen,
wo.
mm
nd
chUdrca
find
"Buck.
Iri'i"
a
vlrutnL
f.
urw
to
throat
and
chat
Iwallh.
Sold
under
a
monr-ffaouVd
guaran.
to
br
drugfUU
aeorxwntra,
MTwhtra.
T17
T17
It
today.
W.
K.
BacVler,
lit
Ualaal
BL,
,
I
.
Ua.lld,
mTtf
Terente
i
W
(
s
ilnglc
tip
prove
It
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tribute
to
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demand
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since
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ever-growing
success
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the
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