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SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
City
delivery,
by
mail
or
carrier,
yearly
period,
paid
In
advance
$5.00
interests
concerned
to
do
their
part
.
This
is
something
that
must
be
done
soon,
as
the
present
condition
is
a
decided
menace
to
the
health
and
safety
of
the
city.
Also,
it
is
something
that
must
convey
a
poor
impression
of
the
city
to
the
tourists
a,hd
'
p'tftpi
"'
visitors
who
enter
the
city
that
way.
,',
SPEECH
OF
RICHARD
GOSSE
The
address
of
Richard
Gosse
of
the
B
.
C
.
Packers
is
one
that
is
deserving
of
serious
consideration.
While
we
are
not
necessarily
endorsing
any
of
the
suggestions
that
he
made,
he
certainly
gets
at
the
root
of
the
matter
when
he
says
that
the
annual
run
must
be
perpetuated,
that
the
men
employed
should
be
able
to
make
a
good
living
in
the
fisheries
and
that
capital
investments
should
also
be
able
to
get
an
adequate
return
in
the
way
oi
dividends
.
With
all
three
of
these
requirements
met,
there
is
no
reason
why
the
salmon
fisheries
shouldnot
be
made
perpetual
and
be
a
great
benefit
to
the
district.
RADIO
BROADCASTING
The
AU-Canadian
Congress
of
Labor,
claiming
to
be
the
largest
Canadian-controlled
labor
organization,
urges
upon
the
Dominion
Government
that
all
broadcasting
stations
be
owned,
controlled
and
operated
by
the
Dominion
Government
through
a
department
Of
communications
and
me
raoio
commissvon.
mis
seems
10
oe
me
mosL
reasonable
method
of
handling
the
prcilem"
and
the
present
is
the
Unite
to
take
it
over,
if
it
is
to
be
done.
Most
of
the
larger
stations
already
belong
to
the
Canadian
National
Railways,
so
that
taking
them
over
would
-relieve
the
railway
of
a
burden
which
should
not
be
its
and
should
give
a
j
plane
to
Stewart
for
survey
work
nd
will
leave
there
about
August
20'
for
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
to
engage
for
a
month
in
fishery
patrol.
The
125-mile
flight
from
Swan-
son
uay
to
Prince
Kupert
today
Ahother
Aerial
Keeonahmance
to
took
one
hour
and
25
minute8.
l$e
Carried
uut
rrom
riane
,
.
,
Arriving
Here
Today
NO
GREAT
GRIEVANCE
To
make
n
final
aerial
recon-i
aissance
with
W.
K.
Gwycr,
dis-
At
a
Glasgow
meeting
the
noise
trict
engineer
for
the
provincial
Wfts
terrific
and
triumphant
dls-department
of
works,
of
possible
cord
had
the
upper
hand.
Th4
routes
for
the
Skeena
River
Chairman
twice
efesayed
to
spc'ak;'
Highway
between
Galloway
Ra-i
but
in
th
hubbub1'
nobody
cb'uTd
pids
and
Terrace,
a
Western
"hear
him.
Canada
Airways
Ltd.
flying
boat,!
When
a
grateful
quiet
reigned
piloted
by
W.
E.
Gilbert
and
with
for
a
moment,
he
appealed
for
JV.
C
Terry
as
air
engineer,
arrived
here
shortly
after
noon
today
from
Swanson
Bay
and
tied
up
at
Ihe
dock
of
the
Imperial
Oil
Co.
Weather
is
not
order,
adding!
"I
can
hardly
hear
my
own
voice."
Immediately,
to
the
delight
of
the
audience,
Borne
one
shouted,
"Well,
you're
not
missing
much."
very
suitable
this
afternoon,
so
Public
Opinion,
ft
is
possible
the
road
survey!
:.
.
may
not
be
made
until
tomorrow.
After
completing
his
work
Our
here,
Pilot
Gilbert
will
take
the
of
fecial
far
duced
99
per
cent
of
the
copper
output
of
the
province
last
year
Cppper
Mountain,
Britannia
and
Hidden
Creek.
2
mine
for
a
distance
of
200
north
and
40
feet
south
of
the
shaft.
Assays
of
eighteen
samples
taken
in
the
south
drift
show
aver
possible
around.
to
work
all
the
year
PHILOSOPHY
&
RELATIVITY
.wcond.
TTIE
DAILY
NEWS
I
News
of
the
Mines
.in
AROUND
PRINCE
RUPERT
..Northern
Districts
prominent
in
Year's
Mininjj
Figures;
More
Ore
in
Topley
Richfield;
Activity
Around,
Pacific
Durine:
the
year
1928,
234
mineral
c'aims
were
crown
granted
in
the
province
of
British
Columbia,
the
biggest-
Or
four
months
for
........
i.oo.nrouortion
of
them
being
in
the
Portland
Canal
district
By
mail
to
all
parts
of
Northern
and
Centra)
British
GcivmWa.
'Eleven
hundred
free
miners'
certificates
were
issued
dur-
paid
in
advance
for
yearly
period
........
.
.
.
3.00
Transient
display
advertising,
per
inch,
per
insertion
1.40
Transient
advertising
on
front
page,
per
Inch'
.
...i'J..Uiit.
..v.-'
2.80
Local
readers,
per
insertion,
per
line
:v..
..
;
.25
Classified
advertising,
per
insertion,
per
word
02
Legal
notices,
each
insertion,
per
agate
line
1:5
By
mail
to
all
other
countries,
per
year-....
750
B)
mail
to
all
other
parts
of
British
Columbia,
the
British
Empire
and
United
States,
paid
in
advance,
per
year
.,.......
6.00
Contract
rates
on
application.
,,
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and
Circulation
Telephone
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and
Reporters'
Telephone
86
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
DAILY
EDITION
.Monday,
August
12,
1929
WELCOME
TO
MR.
DENNETT
We
are
glad
to
extend
a
welcome
to
Hon.
R.
B.
Bennett,
leader
of
the
Conservatives
throughout
the
Dominion,
who
is
making
a
tour
of
the
west
and
who
speaks
here
tonight.
We
believe
this
is
his
first
visit
to
'the
city,
or,
at
any
rate,
his
first
offical
visit.
Many
people
wish
to
meet
him
and
there
will
be
a
packed
meeting
at
the
theatre
this
evening.
Mr.
Bennett
is
a
man
of
outstanding
ability.
He
has
taken
part
in
political
life
for
many
years
and
doubtless
has
a
brilliant
future
ahead
of
him.
We
suggest,
as
we
have
suggested
before,
that
irrespective
of
party
lines
eople
ot
the
city
turn
out
to
welcome
one
of
the
country
s
eaders.
CLEAN
UP
GOW
BAY
Possibly
there
are
difficulties
in
the
way
of
cleaning
up
Cow
Bay.
If
they
are
they
should
be
publicly
stated
so
that
they
may
be
overcome.
The
old
cottage
at
the
corner
of
Third
Avenue
is
a
menilcfe
to
public
safety
and
health
and
the
old
rotting
hulks
in
the
creek
ought
never
to
have
been
allowed
to
be
placedrthere,
The
broken
sewer
that
pours
its
fetid
contents
into
the
creek
should
be
covered
and
a
general
change
made
in
that
part
of
the
city.
The
Power
Company
is
pulling
down
its
old.
building
and
doing
its
part
toward
improvement;
Now
it
is
for
all,
the
ihe
the
vear.
of
which
854
were
in
the
Omineca
mining
division
and
548
in
the
Portland
Canal
division.
In
the
Atlin,
Stikine
and
Leora
River
divisions
more
placer
claims
were
recorded
than
mineral
claims
.
In
the
Omineca
division,
1587
claims
were
recorded
and
1312
certifi
cates
of
work
granted,
figures
in
:
the
Portland
Canal
division
being
respectively
1418
and
1395.
Of
all
the
biggest
mineral
producers
in
the
province,
Premier
is
the
only
one
whire
ore
reserves
are
strictly
limited,
though
it
is
esti
mated
that
41
still
has
enough
ore
FINE
PICNIC
DIGBY
ISLAND!
Abou,
150
e
Sp.nt
Enjoyn
b,e
production
Ihree
rate
of
for
two
or
tuM
mnvn
i
hrpo
m
noi
Tim-.
'
Society
There
was
a
splendid
day
yes
terday
for
the
Lief
Eriksen
Society
s
.
picnic,
about
160
people
being
Ore
has
now
been
opened
on
no,
nU
most
6f
th
,
acros3
level
at
the
Topley
'Wchfleld
feet
Diby
Island
on
the
P.
Dorreen
and
Rosana
B,
Following
were
the
winners
of
the
races:
i
20-yard
dash,
boys
4-6
years
age
values
of
.35
ounces
gold
and
Jack
McLean,
first;
Jack
Web-
18.3
ounces
of
silver
to
the
ton,
Bl,
,
.
,
.
or
a
combined
value
of
$17.25
per
,a
.aBVl:lV,tyea
ton
without
considering
the
base
uouen,
nrsi;
nuun
jiur-
metal
values.
It
is
anlicipated
void,
second.
that
the
diamond
drilling
program
.
T
t
H6I
Holkestad,
first;
Joe
nrtw
n,W
wav
nn
Tnnlv
Rich-
field
will
be
productive
ofWhly
NY5wi,u
important
discoveries
witlin
the
'
,?-ard
da"h'
lr
68
Je,ars"
v,r,
,,t
wooc
unA
u,nt
Ella
Krans,
first;
Mane
Eriksen,
Hid
mnnnirnmpnt
trt
mtrprlain
the
SCCOfld.
type
and
capacity
of
the
mill
to-be
"-a
.rsn'
o-iu
years-,
rnnt
-nriPrl
nn
th
nronertv.
.Martin
Eriksen.
first;
John
John-i
"
I
J
m
j
sen,
Kvconu
.
British
Columbia
produced
just!
40--ard
dAsh.
girls
8-10
yean-
about
half
of
Canada's
total
silver
i-eorgina
uimn.
nrsi;
mun
aiat-.,!.:,
inoa
,v,i-u
oi
'
ta,
second.
fine
40-yard
dash
boys
1012
years-.
936.407
ounces
valued.at
$12.-1
761,725.
Of
this
British
Columbia
turned
out
10,943,367
ounces,
the
Sullivan
mine
In
the
Kimberley
district
and
the
Premier
on
Port-
.
.
I
M
-
Ij
mm
A
M
'
9
I
mmm,
llllnkAll
I'm
40-yard
dash,
girls
I0-J2
years-Francis
Yeager,"
"first;
Margit
Inn
Pnnjil
hftimr
rnnnihl
fnr
JohHSen,
Second.
the
greater
part
of
the
province's
5?--Yard
da8h;;b?r"12-."
y-outpul.
t
Silver
was
also
recovered
Jack
ycar'
,lrst5
Mitchell
Gay,
II
VIII
Vf
J
',
IIIVII
?T
V.
-
treated
at
Trail
and
Granby
smelters.
Stockholders
of
the
Granby
Consolidated
Mining,
Smelling
&
Power
Co.
decided
at
a
special
maotinfr
rAnntK
in
inrrpaso
tYitf
-
...
...
.
.
flrla
Ti-k
Vo5lrir
nr1
Tlnh
Wnllf,
reserve
lunu
lor
aepietion
ana
ae-i"'"
"
.
"
"
.
i
There
is
much
doing
In
Ihe
way
of
mining
around
Pacific
.
Up
Legate
Creek
the
Consolidated
Mining
&
Smelting
Co.
has
been
developing
mineral
claims
and.
so
50-yard
dash,
girls
12-14
years-
Francis
Yeager
first;
Dorothy!
Pitcharl,
jpecond..
j
50-yard
dash,
ladies
Mrs.
Wal-i
degel;
first;
Mrs.
P.
Wlckdahl,'
second.
1
Three-legged
race,
boys
and;
preciation
by
$2,367,738
by
appro-
"
"-rvt-
"
priating
from
excess
current
assets.
II
was
also
decided
to
make
further
poportionate
distribution
to
shareholders
from
this
reserve
ns
return
of
capital
stock
from
time
to
time
as
is
seen
fit
up
to
the
amount
just
appropriated,
plus
residue
of
previous
appro
priation.
1
T-flM
iiiw.
hi-iiiiii
.
Men,
20
years
and
over,
100
vards
K.
Blindheim,
first;
A.
Lund,
second.
Married
ladles
Mrs.
P.
Wick-dahl,
first;
Mrs-.
R.
Chuno,
HALIBUT
SALES
Summary
American
56,000
pounds,
13.3c
successful
have
the
results
been,
;
and
8c
to
15.5c
and
8c.
that
now
the
company
has
control
j
Canadian
89,000
pounds,
13.3c
of
four
groups
on
the
same
moun-
and
8c
to
13.7c
and
8c.
lain
and
has
established
four.
ramps
for
four
separate
gangs
of
American
.
workmen.
The
four
groups
are
the
Lollnda,
14,000,
Cold
Storage,
E.
&
M..
E.
&
K.,
Frisco
and
13-3c
and
8c.
Zonamay.
Considerable
trail
im-
Glacier,
11.000,
Atlin
15.4c
provements
has
been
made
to
the
nd
8c.
properties
which
It
wil
now
.be
Unlmak,
11,000,
Atlin,
15.5c
and
ec.
Happy,
9,0007.
Pacific,
15.4c
and
8c.
.
Hazel
II.,
11,000,
Booth,
16.3c
and
8c.
The
late
Chauncey
M.
Depew
Cnnadlnn
used
to
poke
a
good
deal
of
fun
Toodie,
8,000,
.Royal,
138c
and
at
philosophy,
relativity
and
8c.
other
high-brow
subjects.
i
Volunteer,
7,000,
Atlin,
13.7c
"Philosbphy,''
he
once
said,
and
8c.
"has
been
likened
to
a
blind1
man'
Aiken.
10.000.
and
Verna.
6,-
Searching
in
a
dark
room
in
the
500,
Booth,
13.6c
and
8c.
night
for
a
black
hat
that
Isn't'
A.
J.,
6,000,
Royal,
13.Cc
and
there."
,8c.
U,
ICIHilfllJ.
lUVUf
niljl,
AU.t'W
UllU
"Relativity
is
like
the
dialogue
8c.
of
Pat
and
Mike.
'
"'Can
I
know
what
I
don't
know?'
says
-Mike.
'Wo,
says
Pat.
'
1
"''Vell;
now,
there's
a
certain
thing
I
don't
know,
and
I
know
It.
Then
don't
I
kow
what
1
don't
know?
"
T
Star.
classified
section
may
bet
Interest
t6"ybu
today,
i
L
don't
know.'
"Montreal
tmmmWrnrTTM
Ui
ta
Talv-Owk
to
tiim
CATARRH
tl
Ika
BLADDER
lth,SciHM
'Each
Ctult
uiarMnaii)
Vera
Beatrice.
16,000,
and
Mayflower,
7,000,
C)ld
Storage,
13.5c
and
8c.
.
Cape
Race,
3'.506,
i
apd
Agnes
IV7.000,
Paciffc)
iMc
and
8c.
;
Bayview,
6,666',
Cold
Storage,,
13.5c
and
8c.
.
,
I
Salmon
'
I
Minnie
V.,
470
cohoes,
Cold
Storage,
80c
each.
I
CHINESE
LOST
LIVES
SACRAMENTO,
Aug.
12.
Six
Chinese,
members
of
a
wedding
party
reluming
from
Stockton,
were
burned
to
death
as
a
result
of
an
auto
collision,
i
Monday,
August
12
I
-
mm.m,
,
mm,
rl
111!
III!
lull
I
llllT
IHfl
II
'UTIII
Hr
IfTIBI
K1
TWT'
1
19!
MRS.
HOOVER
CALLS
IN
AT
THE
NATIONAL
GIRL
SCOUT
II
vT(l'ARTERS
First
lady
of
the
United
States,
with
group
of
Girl
Scouts,
at
thru-
headquarters
wh.
i.
she
called
when
they
gave
a
demonstration
of
homemaking
a
:tivlties.
The
president
one
of
the
founders
of
the
m
ivement.
SOCICTY
WOMEN
INVENT
NEW
AQUATIC
SPORT
THAT
P
WES
POPULAR
Tug
ball
is
the
name
of
a
new
aquatic-sport
invented
by
Pamdenir
society
women.
It
is
a
-comb
spec
nationfaJl.ndjlMgketbal
1
and
has
proved
very
popular,
drawing
large
tnwiM
of
mmmmimmtmmWlm"m-mmmWmmm
WATER
HAZARD
IS
SPECTACULAR
PART
OF
RACE
One
of
two
hundred
compet
tors
in
Marahalton
Moton
yrle
Club's
fourth
annual
pillion
trlil,
with
his
fair
pillion
rider,
striking
the
water
splash
during
rare.
ff1
T"V
1
M
mm
DUKE
OF
YORK
RECEIVES
FH
EEDOM
OF
ILFORD
I
lie
UUKe
Of
York
nantln
-.1
I.
made
first
freeman
of
the
bwnjslWMifMi
val
at
Ilford
where
he
tf"
WrmmrTlt'
the
town
hall.