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TfrviiiaSi'f
WOMEN
IN
SENATE
It's
interesting
to
read
of
the
efforts
necessary
to
en.
able
womeh
to
take
their
seats
seats,
in
the
Canadian
Senate.
They
may
sit
in
the
House
of
Commnns.
hut
the
If
anticipation
is
better
than
realization
then
we
,
must
all
have
enjoyed
the
summer
of
1925.
SLOWING
DOWN
Severa'
times
this
paper
has
issued
a
warning
against
slowing
down.
In
Prince
Rupert,
where
business
is
more
v
iv.no
ojuomui.
aiici
bile
VUIlUltllJIlS
Ul
HUllVlIlU
il
llViniT
UlV
i
i.
Altet
ii.
ii
11
.
T
l
not
uuneuit,
mere
is
a
tendency
lor
us
all.
to
slow
down
Major
A.
W.
Davis,
well
known
j
mining
engineer,
recently
made
an
examination
of
the
Harvey
group
(near
Smithers.
This
property
is;
in
the
Babine
Range
and
until
recently
was
under
option
to
the
Consolidated
Mining
&
Smelting
Co.
The
new
directors
of
the
La
Rose
mine
at
Alice
Arm
intend
to
pro-
rfeed
with
further
development
IB
nLLLLLussftiLiLtB9BKr&SfiF
nla
TUB
CURLPAPERS
MAPI)
HIM
SO
HANILSOMK
HE
TOOK.
THE
CHAMPIONSHIP
lIrWi
Jack80"'8
Yorkshire
terrier.
Barian
Dukie,
all
dressed
up
awnrdea
the
championship
at
the
Ladles'
Kennel
Club
show
at
Olympla.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Tueadav.
.r
,.
News
of
the
Mines
AROUND
PRINCE
RUPERT
New
Strike
Made
on
Neppawa
Property
Near
Smithers;
Find
Near
Francois
Lake
Hospital;
Airplane
Service
to
Remote
Fields
What
is
regarded
as
an
Important
new
showincr
was
City
delivery,
by
mati
or
carrier,
yearly
periodMpald
m
advance
$5,00
;
recently
uncovered
bv
Grover
Loveless
and
Walter
Fiih
in
For
lesser
period,
paid
In
advance,
per
mnth
........;.
-the
course
of
development
work
on
the
Neepawa
group,
By
mail
to
all
parts
of
Northern
and
Central
iPritter
CoJuriWii.
paid,
in
advance
for
yearly
period,;'.
',
.
j
..
8.00
Transient
display
advertising,
per'lnHi,
per
insertion
.
.
.'
1.40.
Transient
advertising
on
front
page,
per
inch
.
.
.
.
2.80
Local
readers,
per
insertion,
per
line
.
.
.25
Classified
advertising,
per
insertion,
per
word
.
M
Legal
notices,
each
insertion,
per
agate
line
IS
By
mail
to
all
other
countries,
per
year
7.50
B)
mail
to
all
other
parts
of
British
Columbia,
the
British
Empire
and
United
States,
paid
in
advance,
per
ypar
6.00
Contract
rates
un
application.
Advertising
and
Circulation
Telephone
98
Editor
and
Reporters'
Telephone
....86
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
controlled
by
the
Jessie
Gold
Mines
Syndicate,
adioinint
the
Duthie
mine
on
Hudson
Bay
Mountain
.
Strong
mineralization
was
broken
into
and
subsequent
work
by
way
of
open
cuts
demonstrated
the
vein
to
be
ten
to
twelve
feet
wide
showing
galena,
arsenical
iron
and
zinc.
The
strike
encourages
the
belief
that
an
extensive
zone
of
rich
ore
will
be
disclosed
by
development
.
.
"
expressea
tneir
desire
ot
e.v
.
mining
the
property
A
mineral
strike
made
recently
The
Graaby
Consolidated
Min-
r,!fle,fe?f
therfln!f,8Lake
I".
Smelting
&
Power
Co.
has
ImTi
ST
V,
cloed
dwn
operations
both
op
slderabe
attention.
Some
heavily
the
Dutg,dej.
jne
on
mineralised
or
was
found
on
the
.
...
......
uanai
ana
tite
ooiskeisn
mine
near
,
.
.
,
.
surface
and
claim
have
now
been
A
ins,eadi
wU,
wofk
Tuesday,
July
30,
1929
u
u'M
ear
tl,e
Q
Point
and
Bonan-
jRobertsandaymanWeldonwere
za
m.ne-
of
whjeh
ure
",c
icated
c,09e
tQ
the
8me,ter
l,,
.
..
.'year
the
.Outsider
produced
only
inree
engineers
ol
the
umsoit-
o5G4
tons
of
ore,
while
13,111
tons
aatea
inning
&tmetttngUo.
were
0f
smca
wag
taken
fr()m
the
Go.
recently
taken
in
with
ihei
Senate
is
a
much
more
holy
and
exclusive
body
and
women
headwaters
of
01
Should
not
defi'e
it
with
their
liresence
nresenre.
j
tributary
vriuuiuri-
ui
of
Fin
ninay
mver,
a.
'ii
Women
should
be
ashamed
of
...
themselves
.
for
wanting
r
r..ti,..t...Mi.
c.rui8liank
n
il.
the
X1
..)
During
g
sit
.it
in
the
Senate.
.
The
old
men's
home
is
hardly
suitablf
'SXt
h
?Ht
of
t.
to
ENDURANCE
TESTS
It
seems
about
time
there
was
an
end
of
the
endurance
test.
The
long
flight
of
the
St.
Louis
Robin
indicates
that
it
is
a
tedious
business
and
not
in
any
sense
of
the
word
a
sport.
The
only
value
apparently
is
to
advertise
some
particular
motor
as
being
capable
of
running
for
an
'indefinite
period.
Once
the
aviators
solved
the
problem
of
Bleeping
in
the
air
the
test
was
easy.
There
are
so
many
other
activities
that
might
well
take
the
place
of
keeping
an
airplane
hovering
over
a
given
point
for
several
weeks.
8UP-
skeish.
ftnm
the
latti'r
ntmrn
pnes
irom
rrinee
ueorge
to
tne
of
g0a
and
6000
ounces
of
silver
me
jueeunka.
a
beinir
derived
'
TW
t...
the
year
1028
the
coke
for
energetic
and
virilf
wnmpn
Tf
wnmon
nnoa
mnh-a
o
ni.
:
produced
28,680
tons
of
coke,
ShSfA
themselves
there'
H
win
be
more
difficult
t0,rur;
thBy
anydfher
f
X
oVt&&''iiSr3
abohsh
It
(travel
the
round
tr.p
would
take
mmonia.
659'
rf
o,vent
The
whole
movement
is
a
mistake.
It
would
have
been
,fuI1f
a
montl
The
cn"0fllda,fd;
naphtha
and
58,253
tons
of
naph-
ru"UUM,
",c
y
a
feecunu
cnamDer
man
Dy
try-,
were
then
moved
by
the
plane
to
ug
iu
Miuui
e
a
p
ice
mere.
Your
business
is
what
you
make
it.
If
it
fails
it
is
due
to
some
defect
in
the
owner.
.
the
Fishing
Lakes,
a
widening
in
T,'e
n?w
P,ant
recenUylnstallftd
thpinlav
ltivpr
immediately
wton
the
Northern
Light
property
at
of
Finlay
Mountain,
where
other!
Stewart
which
has
been
merged
properties
in
which
Consolidated
is'
with
the
Premier
Border
is
now
interested
are
being
examined.
unn
njr
smoothly.
Underground
1
development
with
a
full
crew
has
The
plane
bids
fair
to
become
very
popular
in
connection
with
trans-
been
resumed
with
G.
R.
Ban-
the
conaiuung
engineer,
in
ur-
portation
U
remote
mining
fields
of
the
central
interior.
sonal
charge.
The
Letter
Box
WILD
PIGEONS
Silver
Bireb
Farm,
Terrace,
B.C.,
July
2o,
1020
work
this
year,
but
no
definite)
Editor,
Daily
New
Syrians
j
have
yet
been
made
as
to
the
j
I
I
extent
of
operations.
Nor
has
any
I
read
your
editorial
on
"Wild
date
yet
been
set
for
the
work
to
.
Pigeons"
with
great
interest,
commence.
j
Jn
"Birds
of
Western
Canada,"
i
!
published
by
The
Victoria
Ma
Not
as
much
work
as
was
nrliin-
i
mnri.il
Museum
it
la
stated
that
and
thus
lose
OUr
ability
to
Compete
Should
we
decide
to'al,v
Planned
will
be
carried
outithe
Bund-talled
Pigeon
has
a
go
outside
to
the
larger
centres
Once
we
give
way
to
the
(
lhl
8a8on
on
the
Iied
uluff
prop-(distribution
"North
at
least
to
prevailing
tendency
we
find
it
very
difficult
to
once
more
erty
at
AJic
Hm'
but,
a
eom-;
eib
Cooia.-
speed
UO
.
mencement
will
be
made
as
soon,
Since
the
publication
of
this
t,
.
e
ii
ii
poaible
aud
much
valuable
in-!
book
it
has
been"
established
that
Ymie
the
maazme6
are
full
of
Warnings
against
too
formtion
is
expected
to
be
obtain-)
their
range
is
considerably
to
the
much
speed,
we
need
a
warning
against
losing
our
speed
ed,
J.
n.
McPhee
announces.
Tbej
north
of
that
inlet
and
thus
creating
a
handicati
for
ourselves
individually
Ked
UUlff
N'"'""
Syndicate
was
Four
or
f
jve
an
ag0
a
1alr
and
for
the
city
in
Which
We
live.
'
.formed
a
few-
months
ago
for
the
,
were
obllerved
near
the
plant
of
j
purpose
of
developing
the
prop-ithe
Canadian
Yish
&
Cold
Stor.
Laughter
is
one
of
the
ohief
thin
thar
differ-
ert,y
"'"J"
located
about
seven
inKe
Co
Ltd.,
at
Prince
Rupert.
(
entires
man
from
the
ape
The
oer.on
who
doe,
not
SnZ
tYlS
I
J
51
iT'engin-
iaugn
is
still
very
nearly
related
to
the
tree
dwe'lers.
a
big
to
mage
of
copper
ore.
A
j,nvintf
ipin
,.vpmi
nlnmr
j
the
railway.
;
Last
year
Herman
Frickmao
observed
a
flock
of
at
least
100
.
.
.
A
f.
i
i.
1
!
ai
a
pomv
on
ine
soum
niue
oi
the
Skeena
RUer
about
two
miles
east
of
the
Terrace
bridge.
i
This
year
they
are
again
in
this
neighborhood,
some
have
been
seen
at
the
same
place
n
those
observed
last
year,
while
others
are
reported
around
Van-1
arsdol.
1
They
are
usually
scon
while
feeding
on
elderberries.
While
i
they
are
closed,
as
game
birds,
they
leave
the
dfetrict
before
the
open
won
comes.
They
will
most
probably
increase
as
a
result
of
their
early
migration
and
provide
a
welcome
addition
to
the
bird
'life
of
Con
tral
British
Columbia.
Your
faithfully.
WILL
ROBINSON.
MORE
TROUBLE
A.1IBAI)
Bobby
wan
obstinate
one
day
and
refused
to
say
his
lesson
to
his
teacher.
"But
you
know
It
quite
well,"
she
urged.
"Yes,"
admitted
Hobby.
'Then
why
don't
you
Ray
U
to
me
7"
44
'Cause,
if
J
say
it
now
you'll
only
make
me
learn
something
else
tomorrowyrjrt
William
Tlmes-Journa).
ALWAYS
BEER
IF
NOTHING
ELSE
Hon.
U.
II
l'oolcy
Said
to
Be
Haunted
by
the
Worry
of
Iiecr
by
the
Glaiw
Problem
(Vancouver
D
ovince)
It
aoetns
qite
like
old
times
to
hear
that
the
government
of
British
Columbia
is
gravely
perturbed
about
beer,
in
the
dear
old
days
qi
god
ola
John
Oliver,
the
gov
ernmeot
was
always
abeut
beer.
wnt
out
and
voted
for
bn
-by-the-glass,
aad
Mr.
Attorney-General
Pooley
intimates
that
a
deep
and
abiding
.
sorrow
has
thereby
entered
his
blameless
life.
Not
that
Mr..
Attorney-General
Pooley
disapproves
of
beer-by-the
glass,
as
his
predecessor
Mr.
Hanson
used
to
disapprove
of
it.
JThe
trouble
is"
much
worse
than
"
-
-
-
,
.
1
A
WEDDING
IN
VENICE
Daughter
of
Count
and
Countess
Arrivabene
Vulenti
Gozaga
precedes
w
-iliJinx
i
dol8
on
the
wsy
to
her
marriage
to
Count
Luigi
Visconti
de
Mkdrone.
any
such
trifle
as
having
to
dis-
wanta
local
ojdioii
utn
;
tavor
someQhinp
at
a
public
mift-ittittHoaa,
doenn't
m-v
t
inter
thxi
you.iavor
as
a.privata
haw
br-lj-the-Klas
citizen.
The
trouble
i
that
1
Vancouver
and
!..,.
IV
inceton
has
voted
for
beer-by-.
have
H.
But
IVn-i.
the-glass
in.
a
political
constitu-
mile
from
Princeton
;i
ency
which
voted
against
beer-by-
fiief,
not
by
terr.i
urn
the-glass
in
1024.
And
if
the
Tol
country
doesn't
wan'
mie
Government
validates
the
sale
.g)aHn;
urid
Pentirtnn
of
beer-by-the
glass
in
Princeton,
!
the
riding
of
Similkan,
just
bucause
Princeton
wants
it,
has
voted
against
Mr.
Pooler
sees
a
tremendous
.glass,
public
agitation
around
the
nature
It
is
nicely
quite
and
principle
of
local
option
about
Princeton
can't
for
th
:
ber,
and
he
does
not
know
what
i
of
it
see
haw
Pentictoi
will
be
the
end
of
it.
to
exercise
a
local
Princeton
lies
across
the
Hopelbeer-by-the-glasH
whi
Mountain,
and
the
miners
of
that
I
forty
miles
away
u
olace
would
like
to
have
their
beer-;
'lies.
Princeton
i-au
8ince
Dr.
MacLean
by-the-glass,
just
the
same
as
the
couldn't
have
beer
Dr
Total
ie
came'
in
"ioful
metropolis
of
Vancouver
(without
injury
to
th
sen
other
grave
irdv-
r
iu,t
the
same
as
Mr.
Pooler's
jionscience
of
I'entict..
arnment
perturbations
as
for
6i-
oVwl
si"ful
of
Esquimalt.
for
places
in
the
Similkam
atanee
the
regrettable
necessity
that
matter-and
have
voted
for
And
probably
Mr
P
for
enquiring
into
pretty
nearly
l-
But
politically.
Princeton
il
M'-
But
:m:
Vverytbing
ever
done
ly
the
gov-
in
the
riding
of
Simllkameen.
And
:lovernmeBt
Liquor
A
mimt
gone
out
and
it
almot
M)e
glory
of
Similkameen
is
that
nd
provided
in
the
u.
aeenied
as
if
beer
.hadfo!
0t
of
jt
n8"
not
only
given
its
favorite,
the
late
governmen'
;
ueJitiea.
Probably
the
correct
i
S0I.
Hon.
Minister
of
Mines
Mc-i
th
great
prim
ipW.
slatement
atwut
it
is
that
when
i
Kenzie,
to
the
world
of
statesman-1
t'on
in
beer,
whu
I,
r
then
is
notbing
else
.to
worry
hi
p.
but
that
it
has
also
stood
like
ever
understood;
ami
about
in
politics,
there
is
alwaytf
-ock
agatnst
the
pouring
flooilicireauiui
suspicion
ibeer.
Anyhow.
Princeton
nasi
oeer-oy-uie-gi
Sinful
Vancouver
Mr.
Pooley
take
a
very
grave
view
of
this
bualneaa.
lie
says
it
upflns
up
wide
issues.
lie
says
it
requires
very
careful
consideration.
He
says
he
doesn't
know
what
will
be
done.
It
seems
that
the
question
is;
What,
when
and
where
is
local
ontion
local?
Princeton
wanta
becl-by-the-gla,
j
coming
back
nun
Pocket
Pack
of
Five
We
don't
wonder
tha'
if
haunted
by
the
i-nr
.
when
there
is
nothinK
is
alwayx
beer.
Ooll
ProfMulonal-Nnw
nm
tklas
lor
m
u
tci;
always
kp
yeur
jt
on
ftsvtee
(MMptoiouily
i
tft
Una
of
oluto
I
v,
TON
EW4
1
1
j
W
JACKSON
1
CIGARS
A
"Poker
Hand"
in
Every
Pocket
Pack
'TIHI
is
tho
firat
time
cigar
gtnokers
liuve
received
"Poker
I
hinds."
Every
pocket
puck
of
five
Stonewall
Juckson
Cigars
contulns
one
"I'okcr
Hund."
Buy
the
jKJcelt
paclc
and
save
thov,4Ioker
IIuihIh".
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