THE
DAILY
NEWS
Jlonday,
August
19,
PAGE
TWO
1929
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PRAIRIE
CROP
Monday,
August
19.
1929
DISTINGUISHED
VISITORS
There
never
was
a
time
when
overseas
people
took
as
much
interest
in
Canada
as
is
done
today
.
Every
summer
a
number
of
Old
Country
people
visit
Canada
to
learn
something
about
the
country
and
the
people.
Todav
Rt.
Hon.
J.
H.
Thomas
is
touring
Canada
and
so
are
i
.
non
.
Winston
Churchill,
formerly
chancellor
of
the
exchequer,
h(Ji
ponalble
output
waa
dealroua
of
aeeklng
further
i
unran
'uumoi
aurmj
tn
nrtti
information.
A
treat
industrial
deal
mmrtns
of
thu
year,
according
toieUpment
U
behind
the
application,
a
prora
report
teaued
by
the
pro-.
It
U
the
Imentlon
of
the
applying
vlncial
departaient
of
minea.
The
re-f
rempany
not
to
ahtp
coal
from
the
port
makea
apeolal
reference
to
the
properties
acquired
by
It
but
to
sub-multifarious
aetltltles
of
the
OonsoU-1
;e
the
coal
to
a
low
temperature
dated
Mining
Smelting
Oo.
through-
carbonisation
pracw,
for
which
the
out
the
province
and
attache
great
'
company
hai
secured
eXcTUslte
rights
and
at
one
time
a
newspaperman,
and
Kt.
Hon.
C.
M.
b.
trial
conditi0ns
throughout
Amery,
also
a
memoer
01
tne
previous
government.
Dominion.
the.
Canadian
Chamber
of
Commerce
gathering
at
Edmon-;
:
ton
and
Calgary
earty
in
September
there
will
be
about
nATTlIt
ADADC!
twenty
members
of
parliament
and
others
from
across
l)UUInUjjUlJ
the
seas
taking
part
and
one
irom
mcua.
veryuung
points
to
the
growing
importance
of
Canada
in
world
It
is
nbw
nrettv
eenerallv
accepted
that
the
prairie
!
fec"re
STATE
CASE
.
QUICK
MONEY
INJURIOUS
jr
SSt
nK
Earning
quick
money
either
by
oil
or
by
finding
rich
mines
is
verv
injurious
to
the
regular
industries
of
a
nelson,
Aug.
19:
Terming
neghborhood.
At
the
week-end
we
heard
hcny
people
were
$r
leaving
their
USUal
productive
Work
in
the
lakes
district
Hundreds,"
Peter
Verigin,
pros!-!
to
taking
Up
prospecting
because
there
Was
a
prospecting
dent
of
the
Christian
Community
flurry
m
the'listrict
and
everybody
seemed
to
catch
the
tJTS'Sk
fever.
The
Prince
of
Wales
rather
regrets
that
oil
is
being
Doukhobors,"
-denounces
the
car-1
found
in
the
neighborhood
of
his
farm
in
Alberta,
because
ryings
on
of
these
fanatics.
The
it-
nrvAiin
rn
rtnnnr
tr
nnn
mrnrinraa
luirn
MirriiMin
11
-
-
-
-
;
These
things
are
mevitatre
in
connection
with
the
ad-ibors"
did
not
have
any
part
in
vancement
of
modern
industries,
but
they
are
often
most
the
Doukhobor
demonstrations
vorrroHoLln
i
recently
held
in
Kamsack,
Sask.
regreuaoie.
He
furlher
8tates
that
he
ha3
taken
the
matter
up
with
the
au-
'
t
Viswi
ina
anrl
hnnna
in
f
Via
ian
II
an
unbiased
in-
whole
matter
cron
will
not
be
more
than
half
of
the
average.
While
the
and
ask
for
the
pUnishmont
of
the
falling
off
will
affect
the
railways
and
there
will
be
guilty
ones."
nothing
like
as
much
casual
labor
in
the
country
this
year
Jl
as
luiiiieuy,
suiuc
laiiucia
win
umnc
auuuat
ao
muv-n
ao
"Named
Doukhobors,"
led
by
Mr
a,
1
1
l
,
m
t
j
.:.:iu
1.
1
.
.
,
,
,
.
.
.
'
1
imparlance
to
promised
mining
devel-
for
British
Oohnmbta.
In
the
lands
to
issue,
if
anv
and
the
comnensa
opmu
in
eonnectton
with
th.
build-
be
acquired
along
the
Copper
River,
th?
sn?
to
damaeed
nartv
lag
of
the
Canadian
Northwteni
lUa
eaUmiten
thir
.r.
innnnonnn
.ll01
i?
.lne.
Uan1aFe.(1
VaYt
8na
w
ua
suunniniiai
on,
amokeiess
fuel
and
gas.
Alv
oke
toBMge
to
the
provincial
output
ot
vit-uld
be
produced.
The
plana
of
the
muuag
ores.
Report
of
dlscoverla
in
BritUh
Pacific
Industries
call'
for
the
the
B.
C.
Silver
bm
said
to
be
auth
erection
of
a
plant
In
the
rlelnlty
milling
crea.
Reports
of
dlaeoverles
In
cf
the
Copper
River
coal
properties
"
""e"
na
tne
anticipated
volume
of
1U
flclent
importance
W
gtvt
thla
pro-
buslneaa
l,
so
large
that
an
Indepen-?"elu,0"r.
th'PsJ'
dent
rait
outlet
to
the
Pacific
Coait
by
the
autement
of
ore.
la
cjoaiderfld
,eentlal
,t.
the
com-netea
a
the
last
report
toard
by
pah
he,
Uccea)..iReprWenUtlv.s
ot
the
-
-
fiy,
-
w..
.h
unvtMt
cvnipiinj
win
visit
Victoria,
be-
he
Ingenlka
Is
also
singled
out
m
a
fcr
the
next
acaaiorf
of
the'
legWature
JI?00'
,f,DdUcr-
T"!
tt
tiieir
plan,
to
the
membera
development
of
the
Henderson
mine
cf
the
government
near
Smlthers
by
the
Duthie
Interests.
la
regarded
as
Important
at
Is
also
the
-
commencement
of
milling
operations
.
Vnt
P,m1ln
new
MESSAGES
MY
11ELlO(JItAlIIS
w.
v.
v
vm
.
unuiiiv
uouaozs.
Among
th
new
discoveries
tingled
put
far
Immediate
examination
by
depart-
inaai
engineers
are
those
of
T.
RHev
Heliographs
have
been
success-
and
asMclatta
0n
Milk
Creek
at
th.
fullv
uhpH
for
t.
I
.w.
..v
.iBuim
nuns-
by
Frank
it.
Taylor
at
to
copper
mui-t
s-
of
me','aes
betw
erallaation
in
the
district
northwest
of
Prince
Alhprt.
SnV
n,i
rv..
i-v.
a
"
""
"
1tlon
In
een
Prince
Albert
national
prance,
have,
been
rtoeivei
gtpark,
over
a
distance
of
30
rniles.
deefried
free.
"The
divoreed
couple
must
srlve
each
other
certifieates
of
release
Railway
from
Stewart
Into
the
Ingen-
teM
0f
Wgh
trade
coal,
.so
an
'ln-!e
,
.,
tne
,a?c,sln
the
eld
Ika
district.
Special
mention
I
alto
dUstry
of
major
proportions
may
denude
of
the
Tlmmlns
project
at
nlep
out
of
the
undertaking.
There
Owen
Lake
the
new
mining
develop-
would
be
three
major
products
from
m
xti
'
rranools
Lake
the
coal
treated
M
proposed
crude
ir.
writing
permitting
each
other
to
remarry
according
to
their
wishes.
"All
questions
pertaining
to
the
support
and
maintenance
of
the
ers
of
the
society,
whose
decision
shall
bo
final
and
binding
upon
an
parties
concerned.
Education
On
the
school
situation
it
savs:
"True
education
should
be
con
sidered
not
only
desirable,
but
in
dispensable,
having
regard
to
the
present
critical
times,
when
man-
kind
is
being
led
to
destruction
by
iaise
standards
or
so-called
cul
ture
and
education,
in
order
that
divine
love,,
peaee.
brotherhood
of
man,
Jlght
of.
truth,
the
teaching
anu
spirit
or
Christ
might
be
brought
into
the
world
on
the
blde
of
knowledge.
It
Is
neces
sary
and
desirable
for
ouv
chil
dren
to
attend
the
Canadian
schools,
but
teaching
of
imperial
ism
and
hatred
in
its
various
forms
shourd
not
be
tolerated."
Mllltnry
Service
It
says
in
regard
to
military
service:
"That
the
members
of
the
society
of
'Named
Doukhobors
not
only
object
to,
but
cannot
permit
any
violence,
much
less
the
takinir
of
life
under
any
pretence
whatso-
ever.
The
spirit
of
love,
forgive-"
mess,
peace,
toil
and
of
Universal
brotherhood
of
man.
"The
society
of
'Named
Doukhobors
affirm
and
proclaim
that
the
welfare
of
the
whole
does
not
justify
the
sacrifice
of
one
single
:
child;.
Our
God
is
a
God
of
mercy,;
and
not
sacrifice.
j
"No
man
Who
exercises
violence
j
or
commits
murder,
though
he
may
j
call
himself
'Doukhobor,'
can
be
a
:
member
of
the
'Named
Doukho-bora'
and
such
a
person
is
a
hypo-j
crite
and
the
application
of
the!
term
'Doukhobor'
to
sucli
a
person
is
nothinsr
but
an
ornamental'
sound,
for
no
man
committing
murder
shall
receive
eternal
life."
Court
Actions
In
reference
to
court
actions:
"Should
any
disagreements,
lueensborough,
who
has
quarrels
or
affronts
occur
be-'
1
i..
;A,ia.
tween
members
of
the
society
the
tcutlve
committee
or
at
the
jqUest
of
one'
or
more
of
the
parties
concerned
to
the
general
conference
of
the
authorized
dele-
gales
for
consideration
and
judg-
UlCIJb
.
iney
nave
in
ine
Dig
crop
years.
10
uegm
wmi,
tne
puce
verigin,
nas
come
a
ueciarauon
pr,
,
is
sixty
cents
higher
thsyi
it
would
"have
been
if
there
had
protocol
Thi
protocol
eiistwith
;
,
J
'
the
beliefs
and
plans
of
the-great
j
rm.
it.
i.
e
ii:
t
been
a
good
crop.
Then
the
cost
of
handling
the
crop
is
Doukhobor
peoples
in
Canada,
iff
11
verv
much
less
and
in
manv
cases
threshine
is
done
as
the
was
drawn
up
and
adopted
at
con-!
cron
is
cut.
Farmers
will
help
each
other
and
save
labor
vention
held
near
Kamsack,
Sask.,i
and
manv
will
thus
find
themselves
at
the
end
of
the
yeac.icnUndee
tl;e
declaration
adopted'
as
WeM
Off
as
last
season.
!
the
"Named
Doukhobors"
not
only
j
-
uphold
the
laws
of
Canada
in
many
'
"
'
respects
formerly
doubted,
but
de
News
of
the
Mines
AROUND
PRINCE
RUPERT
Silver
Cup
Operating
in
Full
Swing
Again;
North
Helps
to
Speed
Up
Provincial
Mineral
Output;
Copper
River
Project
Still
Alive
clare,
themselves
as
absolutely
In
favor
of
education
of
heir.chil-
dren
in
Canadian
schools,
"butifj
leaciuiiK
ui
imperialism
aim
(iaiw
red
In
its
various
forms
should
not
be
tolerated."
.'
The
society
is
favorable
to
a
census
of
its
members,
house
b
house,
in
Saskatchewan.
It
re
lates
in
its
protocol
its
beliefs
in
regard
to
marriage
laws,
military
service,
registration
of
vital
sta-
After
having
been
shut
down
for
some
time
on
account
tistics.
attitude
towards
courts
of
road
conditions
and
the
necessity
of
making
certain
g
gStt".;!
gfSJ
alterations,
the
mill
at
the
Silver
Cup
mine,
near
Hazel-
dian
citizens
alike,
ton,
is
again
in
full
operation
and
trucks
are
making
reg-,
.Clause
Adopted
ular
deliveries
of
ore
between
the
mill
and
the
railway.
!n&'SStSS&
The
road
has
been
greatly
improved,
which
should
much
Verigin
says
"was
adopted
and
facilitate
future
operations.
A
new
generator
has.
also
submitted
to
the
highest
authorN
been
installed
at
the
mine
and
power
trouble
will
now
be
"
SZigK
over.
In
No.
4
tunnel
at
the
mine
a
new
Shoot
of
high-.
adhere
to
and
actually
practise
M
grme
ore
was
reoentif
truk.
So
rr
-
(that
is
contained
in
the
said
.vbout
co
ton
of
thu
m
imbm
declaration."
vlctorU
thtt
th
Ptcltle
In.;
mlnl
and
the
full
extent
of
the
shoot
,..,,..
utrl
kii.
hlh
h.
w
,
Jlarriage
.,.
t
not
t
known.
Th,
No
4
tunn!
U
.
..
.
.
"w5
If
Mt"L,re.
noiam?
01
w
Jn..reKa.ra.
t0
m?rriage
among;
at
a
deth
of
600
feet
and
the
ahoot
..
encountered
600
feet
In
the
hUl.'
"
.JT
l"e
"OUkhObors
it
says:
ne.n.id
Beaumont
and
b.
o.
Keeiey
"t,,1'?
nh.
According
to
the
faith
of
the
prert
rtem.vei
a,
bem
h.ghly
n
57'
TtL
life-long.
'What
God
has
Joined
wrona
th
Jnountairu
to
Telkwa.
An
logeiner
lei
no
man
put
asunder,
truncation
for
a
charter
and
land
Tlie
foundation
of
marriages
Is
Tb
apeedlng
up
of
output
at
Anjroxijwit
a
made
at
the
lat
acwlon
but
love.
Without
such
love
there
can
1wrU2!lU!
'"..'"f7
I
"rtlon
WM
bot
trten
bjr
the
"t"11
be
no
murriage
and
members
arc
for
Uiereased
mineral
'which
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
(Courtev
S.
D.
Johnston
Co.
Bay
view,
2,
3,
Beaver
Silver,
13,
U.
Big.Iiawuri.
1.52
1.5,1.
-Cork
iProvince,
10,,
II..
,
Cotton
Belt,
Nil,
.48.
,
Duthie,
48.
55.
George
Copper,
7.00,
7.15.
Georgia
River,
IMVa,
Nil.
'
Gladstone,
7,
NIK
.
,
l
Golconda,
88'
i,
89
Vs.
Grandview,
4o,
41.
Inter.
Coal
&.
Coke,
Nil,
38.
Kootenay
,
Florence.
,16,
1GV4.
Kootenay
King,
424,
44.
Morton
Woolsey
4,
5.
'
Noble
Five,
58,
59.
Oregon
Copper,
23,
25.
Tend
Oreille
(5.00,
G.15.
Premier,
1.8C,
1,88.
Porter
Idaho,
41,
48.
,
Reeves
Macdonald,
1.80,
1.83.
Rufus
Argenta,
25,
27.
.
Ruth
Hope,
Nil.
36.
Silver
Crest,
5f
6.
Silverado.
70.
80.
Silversmith,
9,
Nil,
.
Slocan
King,
4,'NII
Slocan
-"Rambler.
17,
19f
Snowflake,
4-l'-,
45VU.
Sunloch,
2.10,
2.30.
,
TopIv
Richfielf),
21,
25.
Vellington,.JtiilJ.o
J.
Ii
.
Whitewater,
05,
Nil.
.
Associated,
3.70,
3.95
Midwest,
58,
Nil.
Merland.
1.00,
1.01.
J
Capitol
Oil.
Sterling
Pacific.
2.02,
2.01.
Mercury.
1.23,
1.25.
Dallas,
3.05,
3.15.
Advance,
3.85,
3.9Q.
Amalgamated;
Nil,
BO.
A,
P.
Consolidated,
4.7(5,
4.80,
Calmont,
5.13,
5.5,0.
Dalhousle,
3.85,
3.90.
'Vvenish.
35,
39.
Fabyan
Fete,
15,
1G.
Home,
24.00,
24.35.
Illinois
Alberta,
90,
Nil.
Mayland,
9.90,
9.95.
McDoug.
Segur,
5.85,
0.15.
McLeod,
4.50.
4.85.
Freehold,
1.80,
1.82.
Regent,
,50,
'54.
tfpooner,
h45,
1.50.
Hargal,
1.82,
1.83.
United,
1.24,
1.25.
1
This
afternoou'H
train'
L
from
the
east
at
3
-.0.
as
n
,tm!
this,
Hiornjng
to
be
on
tin,,.
MIM
Dorothy
Sievcrt.
Wh
U
boon
spending
a
vacation
In
Z
south,
returned
to
the
city
ft,
i
Vancouver
on
the
Prince,
Chartl
,lhij
moving.
w
j
v
.cnarge
against
DatH
j
Thompson
of.
supplying
Hquor
h
;
IwlianjVas
dismissed
by
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in
city
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than
rt
this
morning.
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Clam
Fowler,
Indian.
for
Ib.
oxleatlon,
was
fined
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1
co'w
14
days
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MngUtrate
Mcflvmont
in
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New
MeDoug.
Segar,
1.95,
2.00.
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court
this
morning
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Trade
Mark
Rej'd
Victrola
The
most
modern,
the
most
versatile,
the
most
wonderful
musical
instrument
in
the
world,
with
its
true-tone
beauty.
With
it
you
are
never
without
any
kind
o
mu-.sic,
for
you
have
the
large
Victor
record
library
of
famous
artists
to
choose
from.
Instruments
from
$9?.
up.
All
models
stop
Victor
records
automatically
when
through
playing.
Cabinets
artistically
designed
in
rich
woods.
At
Victor
dealers.
Terms
of
course.
1
Victor
Talking
Machine
Company
Of
Canada.Limited
Montreal
ORTHOPHONIC
VICTUOLAS
AND
RECORDS
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