Contract
rales
on
application.
Advertising
and
Circulation
Telephone'
..,..9S
Editor
and
Reporters
Telephone
&6
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulation
DAILY
EDITION
-mas;
WORK
APPRECIATED
TRADE
WITH
ORIENT
R.
J.
Cromie,
publisher
of
the
Vancouver
Sun,
is
rendering
a
useful
service
to
Canada
in
impressing
upon
the
public
by
his
addresses
and
in
other
ways
the
exceptional
advantages
our
Dominion
possesses
for
world
trade
and;
ctdor.
hardness,
weight,
streak,
thp
snpfifu
niMinrtnnitiAts
fnr
nrnmntincr
ir
whiph
Hp
fuj-'Mstre,
fracture,
taste,
smell
and
t-
T
l
I
O
"
"
"
fore
us,
says
the
Victoria
Times.
As
the
outcome
of
his
observations
on
his
recent
tour
he
is
convinced
that
Canadian
commerce
has
a
ijreat
future
in
the
Orient,
particu
The
House
of
Commons,
without
a
division,
and
with
bait
and
the'
iron
and
copper
areas
of
the
Misjenable
Range.
L.
W.
Patmcre
again
occupied
the
almost
compkste
unanimity,
rave
second
reading
to
the
cir
at
the
evening
meeting
and
bill
which
forbids
the
issuance
of
clearance
papers
to
car-
ened
tne
86681011
PromPuy
at
8
ones
of
linnnr
Averts
fnr-
tha
TTnTcf
otL
o'clock.
Mr.
Winkler
opened
his
dU-
repute
of
the
country
it
will
do
so
by
an
impressive
ma-were
unfolded.
The
speaker
also"
jortty.
described
the
prt
-Cambrian
ore
bo-
No
form
Of
words
can
be
Used
which
can
dilutP
thp
fartlHes
oi
British
Columbia,
mention-
PAGE
TWO
TH&DAlLY
NEWS
Wednesday.
March
26.
imo
The
Daily
News
.
PRINCE
KOPERT
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
Ntws,
Limited,
Third
Avenue
:
H.
F.
.
PULLEN.
y,r
,apggpgdor
ft
MANY
AT
Eagles
Capture
I
VPT1
IB
17
Q
Ducks
Driven
Discourses
by
George
Winkler
Con-j
"ttnue
to
Be
Centre
of
Attrac-
"
to
tion
For
Local
Mining
Men
In
For
Shelter
!
PORT
ALBERNI,
March
26;
A
strange
sight
was
witnessed
Jn
the'
'
i
t
i
i
ccuiiti
yesieruay
etciiuig,
aiiu
one
'
which
local
naturalists
could
bard
cenaaeraxae
numoers
again
iT
believe.
The
terrific
wind
had1!
availed
themselves
of
theopporiun-
my
to
brush
up
on
geology
and
min-
seVeral
small
iJavs
and
Inlets
near
eralogy
by
attending
the
lectures
harbor
Awards
dusk,
two
Igiven
jwterday
afternoon
and
eve-
Mele,
anneared.
and
after
circllne
mine
bv
Geonte
E.
Winkler
of
Vic-
i
.,.
..ii
Wednesday,
March
26,
1930
under
the
auspices
of
the
eA
ny
M
that
thev
were
Pprovinclal
Mines
Department.
In
just
above
the
ducks.
The
ducks.
we
aitemoon,
aociu
lorcy
persons
VidenUy
exoectkig
trouble,
con-
hWere
present
and.
in
ihe
evening,
tinuallv
dived
under
the
water,
but
mnce
Itupeir
people
Will
appreciate
me
action
oi
inera
gooa
oeai
more
man
mat
when
mt
Up
ragtes
were
llnion
Steamship
Company
in
using
its
influence
to
secure
Mr
winkiefs
afternoon
topic
was
always
above
doubt
the
work
on
the
steamer
Camosun
for
the
local
dry
dock.
!.
"JJJ.t"i
r
able
to
see
them
below
the
surface.
Tr
nlsn
snpnks
wpII
fnrthp
trnrk
done
at
the
dock
that
.TT?
?
Soon
the
duc!u
became
exhausted,
it
also
speaKS
well
ior
tne
wk
acme
at
me
uoc,
inu
re-im
re-
uiustrated
from
samples
in
w
hand
and
swooped
down
)eat
orders
can
be
secured
from
the
same
firm.
We
are
while
some
of
those
present
offer-
e
small
on
toenu
grasping
a
sure
we
are
voicing
the
popular
sentiment
when
we
sayjed
samples
for
MentincaUon.
The
duck
m
lts
daws
mth
prey
that
the
Union
Steamship
Company
has
risen
in
the
es-j61''
manne'
was
pleasingly
tney
disappeared
towards
the
htik.
.
.
r
.
i
i
r
r
f
t
i
ii
v
jiir
inmnie
and
Mna
on
teem
oi
tne
people
oi
rrince
nuperc
inrougn
us
wuiing
ness
to
co-operate
fer
the
improvement
of
industrial
con
ditions
in
the
city.
simple
Attract
and
his
subject
matter
revealed
many
points
xst
In
tern
jr
a
practical
way
to
iflose
in
attendance.
The
lecturer
described
the
char-
j
actertsttes
of
the
most
commonly
,
occurring
minerals
and
elaborated
on
the
various
physical
.tests
that
I'oang
Lady
Has
Important
Duties
can
be
easily
used
in
the
field
for
their
Identification.
These
included
crystattizatien.
Evening
Meeting
About
sixty
-were
present
at
the
Is
Acting
Agent
For
Nova
Scotia
In
London
LONDON,
March
26
In
an
office
m
Canada
House,
overlooking
Trafalgar-square,
sits
a
pleasant-faced
woman
of
37.
with
unbobbed
hair
and
long
.skirts,
whose
task
is
to
j
attend
to
the
varied
interests
ln
larly
in
China,
which
hp
is
ennfidpnt
will
pvnlvp
intn
an
evening
meeting
when
the
speaker
London
of
a
small
Dart
of
the
Em-!
orderly
national
organization
with
an
immense
demand!
le,8,Jffs.f
"
"d
pire.hejs
Mks
Jean
iris
Howard)
for
thi
nrodiiPte.
neural
nrl
mannfWnrprl
whiVh
r,pr
i0.
of
ge5,oslcal.
'
Im
.si-
acting
agent-general
in
London
for
,
i
,
.........
myriad
population
lacks,
but
which
this
Dominion
possesses
in
abundance.
British
Columbia,
owing
to
its
geographical
situation
and
the
variety
and
quantity
of
its
resources,
is
bound
to
mentation
and
straUflcaUoc,
elera-
jjova
Scotia,
to
which
post
she
uon
oi
sea
oowoms,
goacuu
acuon,
succeeded
on
the
death
last
March
Intrusive
bodies
bursting
forth
o(
ner
father.
She
was
his
confi-f
rom
beneath
the
earth's
crust
and
dential
secretary
and
when
he
died
extrusive
bodies
spreading
oat
over,
.vP
intrnH
br
rah!,
tn
"rar.
i
perhaps,
vast
areas.
Mr.
Winkler
be
an
important
factor
in
the
development
of
this
trade,
endeavored
to
place
in
respect
t
,
iwvviiieu
uHre
is
a
proper
appreciation
oi
us
situation
ny
the
Canadian
people,
and
there
are
energetic
efforts
to
make
the
most
of
it.
BREAKING
THE
ALLIANCE
(Edmonton
Bulletin)
on.
Hr
art
nm
nt
th
thlnir
tha
both
geologic
time
and
strata
the
to
j.
chief
metal
deposits
of
the
North
probkms
American
cnent
such
as
the
Bdtaln
Nova
Glve
arbestos
at
Thetford,
Quebec,
the
,
.,v,,i
j
c,j,w
iiZ
2.
motherly
advice
to
emigranU
and
arrange
their
passage
and
passports.
Lecture
on
Nova
Scotia,
and
attend
conferences
and
functions
as
Nova
Scotia's
representative.
Miss
Howard
was
the
guest
of
honor
at
the
house
dinner
of
the
Royal
Empire
society
recently,
a
long
way
to
repair
the
damage
it
did
to
its
onu
prestige,..
i",VlS
when
rt
refused
to
take
such
action
a
year
ago.
If
the
;
.During
the
course,
of
the
lecture
Senate
has
any
proper
regard
for
its
repute
it
will
sane-1
treasures
on
orilario-s
pre-
...
i
.
tion
the
measure,
ami
if
it
is
rightly
concerned
about
thebS'SS
Women
to
Head
'
Big
Undertaking
that
Canada
has
been
in
partnership
with
smugglers
That;!ng
f'"11011
property
of
the
Central
Public
Health
committee
biles
QT
Silk
Stockings,
has
nothing
to
do
With
the
case.
A
j
British
Columbia
pre-cambrlan
LONDON,
March
26
A
woman
decent
regard
for
the
obligations
of
neighborliness
re-j
areas
did
not
seem
to
contain
the
has
ben
chosen
at
the
head
a
quires
that
one
country
shall
not
make
itself
knowindv
a
Proportionate
equivalent
of
the
vast
undertaking
of
vital
party
to
the
violation
of
the
laws
of
another.
That
is
pre-'
Ontari0
mlneral
dcpos,u
wis
Tr?nce
t0
thousand5
of
Lon-
oicalu
m.k.f
rn.j.
l..
i
.
.
1
exnlalned
by
the
excessive
erosion
aoner5-
KlT,
7B7fflFgraf
?nC,('
"d
ated
those
areas
In
On
April
1
the
old
Boards
of
tion
to
thi.s
business,
and
providing
sanctuary
for
those
British
Columbia.
The
great
Sul-
Ouardlans
will
have
ceased
to
ex-engaged
in
it.
The
Unanimity
with
which
the
Commoners
livan
ore
deposit
In
the
East
Koot-t11-
The'r
functions
as
far
as
the
decided
to
terminate
the
partnership
will
do
something
tnav
country,
although
it
occurred
County
of
London
is
concerned
will
to
lesnen
theontpmnt
witn
whiVfe
tho
nannU
nf
fi,
it:i
Ji
Jo
pre-cambrlan
rocks,
was
attri-
be
exercised
by
the
London
County
'
""
"v
'W
-IVUJ
'
rt,
.
.
.
.
wic
UUHCUIU..J
V.Ka
.
-i..MU.h,.
i
u.
ini.j.Aa
-
nr,
atates
must
have
been
viewing
this
alliance
for
years.
DEAN
TELLS
ABOUT
WORK
NEWSPAPERS
l
Journal
of
the
British
people,
came
'into
existence
in
1785.
and
John
Wilte.
Hs
first
editor,
had
been
.Imprisoned
on
several
occasions.
.
becase
he
insisted
on
the
right
to
.
crlUctee
royalty
as
well
as
the
com-
Power
f
prM.
t
,.
.
,
lheT?.
U,moa
Prosecution
could
not
Others
Says
Well
k
Known
rh
th
iia.
k.
,
ivine
""
"
yvMrix,uui9
scat1
ned
to
fear
the
press,
and
do
still
with
good
reason;
for
secret
and
VICTORIA.
March
26:
"The
arbitrary
things
are
Impossible
printing
press
is
the
chlW
of
the
the
prsjts
expresses
Itself
church,"
stated
Dean
Qualnton.
in
frankly
and
freely,
delivering
an
address
on
"Thp
Un.'
Twentv
veara
atrn
no
lumiMn
rViunril
A
new
rommltfp
rallprl
WHKU
,V
UiUICiaiUdilB
UAiiUlUra
VI
.
the
Jurassic
period.
!
the
Central
Public
Health
Commlt-
The
speaker
described
the
Inter-
j
tee
will
be
responsible
for
all
the
had
been
homtht
at
a
oraf
r,rw
cstlng
investigation
of
the
Yukon
miirmarjes,
nospiuus
and
msiuu-
Tae
London
Ttm
whiH
8dd
deposits
that
were
found
to
be
tions
previously
administered
by
sneakAr
refBirM
t
..
fv,
unin.
derived
not
only
from
pre-carii-
the
Ouardlans.
and.
with
certain
pre-cambrlan
mineralization.
The
J
Asylums
Board,
and
also
for
the
theory
was
also
expressed
that
the
I
public
ambulance
services
now
ad
Cariboo
schists
from
Vhlch
the
-ministered
by
'the
.London
Fire
Brl
gold
of
that
region
originated,
derived
their
mineralization
from
pre-cambrian
influences.
'
The
mineralizing
activities
of
the
Jurassic
and
Cretaclous
periods,
,to
which
the
great
majority
of
British
Columbia
ore
deposits
are
due,
were
explained
In
detail.
The
Important
avocation
of
the
Coast
Range
Batholith
with
these
ore
deposits
dern
Newspaper,"
in
the
Memorial
would
permit
an
article
on
religion,
i
'as
also
stressed.
nan
on
Monday
evening.
"I
believe
tod
changed.
Interest
In
poll-it
is
a
fact
that
In
sntn
lara
nun.
tics
had.
.declined
anrl
Intsmcf
in
It
was
pointed
out
that
a
few
deposts
such
as
the
mercury
deposit
near
Kamloops
paper
plants
the
composing
rdom
is
nglon
had
increased,
the
speaker
I
11x6
Phoenix
copper
deposits
sua
referred
to
as
'the
Chapel.
'sought.
The
power
of
the
press
Is
ana
Lnose
"
ine
Joraan
Kiver
ana
When
Wilbarn
Carton
first
set
up
greater
than,
aU
the.
platforms,
i
Sooke
on
Vancouver
Island
his
printing
press
It
was
in
the
books,
radio
and
movies,
because
it
I
were
attributed
to
the
younger
ter-
chapel
of
Westminster
Abbey.
The
mould
the
opinion
of
the
average
first
documents
printed
In
Western
human
being,
and
holds
in
its
Europe
were
done
by
hand,
and
hands
the
future
of
democracy!
were
termed
indulgencies.
by
copy-
,
.
.,
.
lstsinold
moaaatrles."
It
wasTot
Resting
Facts
hard
to
lmaalne
what
th.
oivni
a
While
the
prea
cannot
make
a
tl&ry
mineralizing
activities.
At
the
conclusion
of
the
evening
ssittn
several
Interesting
Questions
were
askod,
to
uhlcb
the
lecturer
gave
concise
and
iittlng
re
ply.
the
nruitina
nceu
meant
tn
tv.u
mm9-beBeve
wht.h'l?hot
lrielffifidf
For
the
rest
of
the
week
the
lee
copyists,
and
the
efforts
that
were
t?KP
It
mdaaliysrattainsiB3s4tUres
at
4
.o'clock
In
Jhe
afternoon
4
made
to
belittle
the
usefulness
of
,cendency
m
h
rnind,
interpreting
the
machines,
when
the
nwfangl-ifaBte
,n
a
way
acceptable
to
men
ed
innovaUons
first
made
their
ap-1
who
require
Interpretation,
and
pearance.
i10
w111
invariably
accept
Its
opln-
At
a
Great
Price
,ms
In
lon
ran-
It
was
during
the
reign
of
Good
j
'
Queen
Anne
that
newspapers
first
;
Chiel
Engineer
Logan
of
the
Un-began
to
be
an
Intellectual
force.
J
Ion
steamer
Cardena
Is
at
present
The
tribulations
and
difficulties
of
ashore
at
his
home
in
Vancouver
early
editors
were
alluded
to.
They,
on
annual
vacation
and
Chief
En-were
liable
to
fines.
Imprisonment
',
gineer
Hogan,
regularly
of
the
Ca-ardl4;wJjrM.or,he
expression
otjmosun,
is
on
the
Cardena
in
his
opinion.
The
freedom
ot
the
press
absence!'"
"
.
-
and
8
o'clock
in
the
evening
will
be
devoted
-to
the
various
agencies
governing
the
deposition
of
commercial
ore
bodies,
the
mode
of
occurrence
of
these
deposits,
and
helpful
hints
that
will
aid
In
their
discovery.
CNJt.
THALNS
From
East
Sundays,
Tuesdays,
and
Thursdays.
3.30
p.m.
For
East
Mondays,
Wednesday;
gade
of
the
MAB.
The
chairman
of
this
committee
which
will
have
the
health
and
welfare
of
thousands
of
London
ers
under
its
control,
Is
Dr.
Flor
ence
Barrle
Lambert,
a
well
known
member
of
ihe
London
County
Council
and
the
chairman
of
the
old
Public
Health
Commit
tee,
which"
under
the
new
regime1
becomes
a
sub-committee
of
the
Central
Committee.
It
is
a
colossal
Job
to
place
upon
the
shoulders
of
a
woman,
It
Involves
the
care
of
the
necessi
tous
sick
of
a
city
of
millions
NORTH
CLIFFE
BUST
LONDON,
March
26
A
model
bust
of
the
late
Viscount
North-cllffe
by
Lady
Hilton
Young
has
been
accepted
by
the
Committee
of
the
Northdlffe
Memorial'
Fund.
When
completed
the
memqrjal
will
stand
In
the
forecourt
of
St.
Dun-
stan's
Church,
fleet-street
lam
.W
V
FOR.
QUICK.
HARMLESS
COMTGICr
ChildivnCiyforlt
fWaTf1KWSrSAtTmJ'tS
V
.OU
tot
a
r!sjlt4
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and
economical.
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charges
are:
2.50
and
tinder
..
5c
.
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300
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OF
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