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THE
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PRINCE
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COLUMBIA
AROUND
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RUPERT
Published
Erery
Afternoon,
Exeept
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News.
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NO
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FOR
ASSIZES.
WHY
DISCRIMINATION?
1.40
M
J5
Friday,
Sept.
18.
1931
It
is
satisfactory
to
know
that
there
were
no
criminal
cases
before
the
assize
court
in
Prinee
Rupert
this
term.
The
courts
are
held
half-yearly
and
the
lack
of
cases
means
that
no
serious
crimes
have
been
committed
here
during
that
time.
In
the
past
there
have-
been
serious
crimes,
but
the
criminals
have
not
been
caught.
Several
criminals
are
still
at
large
and
possibly
will
never
be
brought
to
justice.
Of
late,
however,
there
have
been
no
such
crimes
and
the
district
is
to
be.
congratulated
on
the
condition.
While
the
governments
of
Canada
and
Manitoba
are
uniting
to
give
prominence
to
the
efforts
to
establish
the
Hudson
Bay
route
for
grain
shipments,
the
opposite
is
the
case
in
connection
with-the
Prince
Rupert
route.
The
Dominion
has
fostered
the
first
two
shipments
of
wheat
by
guarantees
and
publicity,
and
prominent
members
of
the
governments
are
going
north
to
see
the
first
shipment
made.
Did
anything
like
this
happen
at
Prince
Rupert?
When
the
convention
on
the
load
line
was
in
session
and
Prince
Rupert
knew
nothing
about
it,
did
the
Federal
or
Provincial
Governments
step
in
and
protect
Prince
Rupert
interests?
When
it
was
found
that
there
was
discrimination
against
Prince
Rupert
and
Vancouver
demanded
ratification
of
the
proceedings,
what
happened?
The
government
quietly
ratified
it,
leaving
Prince
Rupert
m
the
cold.
It
seems
that
Prince
Rupert
has
been
given
the
cold
shoulder
on
almost
every
occasion.
Those
living
here
will
remember
when
during
the
Borden
regime
it
was
impossible
to
secure
cars
in
which
to
ship
the
halibut,
and
the
government
officials
lied
about
it
and
were
proved
to
be
lying
and
were
ashamed
to
hold
the
cars
back
any
longer.
Prince
Rupert
has
had
an
uphill
fight
all
the
time.
So
difficult
t
has
it
been
that
many
of
the
old
voices
of
protest
have
been
silenced.
Younger
men
must
step
into
the
breach
and
carry
on
the
campaign
until
the
city
gets
what
is
coming
to
her.
DISCONTINUANCE
OK
CHARGES
The
Attorney
General
has
discontinued
the
charges
apipst
a
group
of
men
in
connection
with
the
last
provincial
election.
It
was
the
wise
course
to
take
and
Attorney
General
Pooley
is
to
be
congratulated
on
the
move.
At
the
time
of
an
election
people
sometimes
become
over
enthusiastic
and
do
things
that
in
their
saner
moments
they
would
refuse
to
do.
Both
sides
sin
in
this
respect.
any
lime
youre
hungry,
enjoy
Kellogg's
Corn
Flakes
and
milk
or
cream.
For
breakfast,
for
lunch,
for
supper
for
a
late
snack.
They're
great
.
.
.
between
meals
and
at
any
meal
CORN
CORN
FLAKES
Orn.frtth
In
lA
tmxllf
trrtpprr.
Uait
kr
KtlUgt
U
London,
Ontario.
Drowning
of
two
prospectors-
in
Cottonwood
Rapids,
Dease
River,
on
October
11,
1930,
was
recalled
in
Supreme
Court
in
Vancouver
a
few
days
ago
when
Mr.
Justice
Fisher
made
an
order
presuming
the
death
of
John
Ensot.
Accompanied
by
John
Cantpbell
and
Claude
Irving,
Ensor;
a
Vancouver
mining
engineer,
set
out
in
a
heavily
laden
boat
for
McDames
Creek,
where
they
intended
to
work
a
placer
minx.
Shooting
Cotton
woodtt
"
'
.
rapids,
their
craft
struck
a
rock
and
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TIA
Q
A
0
17
f
capsized.
Irving
struggled
ashore.
ilaLllTlO
.Ta.Al.ljt
The
body
of
Campbell
was
found
,
last
spring
entangled
in
the
wreck
r
At
I'i
!
ril
P
age
of
the
boat.
Ensor
was
never
&jJ!LiLjlu&ulH
1
seen
again.
EMora
Ensor
of
Van-
j
couver
was
the
sole
beneficiary
of
Sample
aivm
of
Prosres
Made
her
hiKbarxTs
$13,242
estate.
,
D
British
rWiidicns
la
-
i
Sound
l
ilui
j
In
a
recent
report
on
the
property
r
to
the
directors
of
the
Columario
LONDOB,
Sept.
lBritlsh
taUjj
Gold
Mines,
Ltd.
Ifefc.
W.
O.
Norrie.
W
iye
t-uthH
a
aUh
-.
consulting
engineer,
described
the
8f
t
Zlkmx.
as
ms
been'
vein
system
as
having
a
possible
the
ivlTaI
Mhwn
vertical
range
of
over
4500
feet
and
irrianf1
'
0l?ri"i
a
horizontal
extent
of
12.000
feet.
"ft
?
Development
within
thte
area
ha.
en
hWJl
shown
eight
ore
shoote
aggregating
J
"
512
feet
in
length
with
an
average
der
the
daeetioa
at
Boy
w
T
mi-
width
of
22
inches
and
an
average
.
rMrM
Pnted
dur-.
value
of
$12,30
in
gold
to
which
'5
tJ
UM-tzi.
ao
far
as
possible
should
be
added
about
50c
per
ton
we
repreenttt
example;
of
In
sSver.
As
this
ore
has
been
ex-
progress
made
in
British
pro-,
oced
on
different
veins
and
at
ductlot
wse
the
introduction
of
various
horizons,
it
is
therefore
im-
rtmd.
The
opening
picture
win,
possible
to
nuke
a
definite
eale'jla-
hn
Galsworthy
play
"The
Skin
tion
as
to
tonnage
but
front
present
Game,'
which
has
beea
transferred
indications,
it
should
be
possible
to
to
the
screen
by
Alfred
Hit-h-o'-t.
develop
approximately
75.000
tons
in
The
second
picfure
shown
was
known
ore
thoot
between
the
Ten-
"Dreyfus,''
a
files
dealing
with
the
derfeet
and
No.
4
tunnel
The
famous
espionage
case,
and
di-necessary
development
to
place
the
retted
by
MSton
Rosme;
and
r
'
mine
on
a
productive
basis
includes
17
fCraemer:
One
of
the
chic!
tunnel
extensions
and
commnnica-
scene
is
this
Mm
is
the
reading
tiens.
erection
of
treatment
plant
of
the
Tact
use"
letter
bv
Zola,
and
an
aerial
tram,
costing
about
in
wMefc
he
names
the
differen'
$100,000.
people
who
caused
Dreyfus
to
be
wrongly
convicted
of
espionage'.
A.
T.
Harrer
ha
returned
to
f!'
Un1S
T
"
Smlthers
with
speetaeular
aamples
J1
Al
ore
from
the
Sliver
King
mine
in
"a'f
the
Babine
Mountains,
on
which
if
H0"7,
Z
wart
if
centinuing.
The
samples
Dreyfus,
Leonard
Sbepard
a
brought
in"
have
rich
showings
of
T"3
and
a?T'
,errlt
native
silver,
with
grey
copper.
The
1
To
ensyre
absolute
correlate
from
the
oi
ta
tKOtA
eslgr;,
wae
a
picked
specimen
workings
which
are
being
extended
ere
pwtay
studied
by
the
dir.,
under
Driftwood
Creek,
this
tunnel
'etors.
Mlltary
and
hfetortsal
tx-
now
belnc
in
over
600
feet
Mr.
WTts
also
held
a
watching
brie!
Harrer
states
Ujat
the
men
are
throughout
the
production
of
the
working
on
a
showing
24
feet
wide.
nhn.
whkh
has
been
made
in
this
aM
being
good
mining
ore
and
three
version
s
English.
Frene&j
carrying
some
stringers
of
high-
"d
German.
grade
ore
such
as
that
exhibited
in
"Dreyfus"
was
followed
by
"Ten
the
samples
The
Silver
King
hold-
England,"
"Glamour."
aa
original
ings
constitute
one
of
the
most
ex-
Uory
by
JBtymour
Hicks,
who
him-tensive
mining
properties
in
the
self
appears
in
the
film,
together:
country,
comprising
38
claims
and
vrtth
UUs
Elaine
TerrUi
Miss
MaM
extending
from
the
Cronin
mine
to
got
Orahame.
Beverly
Nichols,
andf
a
point
westerly
from
Driftwood
Basil
Olll;
"Uneasy
Virtue,"
di-
baain.
On
every
claim
of
the
prop-
reeted
by
Norman
Walker,
with
erty
ore
ha
been
exposed
as
a
re-
Miss
Fay
Compton.
Adefe
Dixort
khH
of
work
carried
on
during
the
Fmnnd
Breon.
and
Hubert
Har-
pMt
few
years
and
there
has
Just
ben
in
the
cart:
and
"KeeDers
of
tn
the
province
on
wrucn
nve
values
clarence,
and
Miss
Mary
Clare
in
gold,
silver,
copper,
lead
and
zlne,
et
have
been
found
in
commercial
(A(
jn
Eittiaftd)
quantities
in
tne
same
vein.
Mr.
Wlth
exception
of
"Tell
Eng-
'
land,"
all
the
trims
In
the
Mal-demonstrated
by
smelter
shipments.
vern
program
have
been
produced
There
Is
a
good
road
to
vftthin
mile.
Brlt,8n
,ntematV)na,
pictures,
of
the
property,
but
development
tt
Umitedat
their
studios
atElstree.
made
expemlire
due
to
the
necessity
EnffliUld-
bajed
on
fwfreigbtmg
suppHe.
over
the
n-
.
E
A
Raymond.,
of
completed
section
and
efforU
are
dJrebtd
,am
w4,
for
Bm.
being
made
to
induce
the
govern-
fch
lnftnictl(ma,
Antnony
ment
to
complete
the
road.
A...ith
off
nu
n
'
i
took
jver
18
months
to
produce
Word
has
been
received
at
Smith-
;
it
many
obstacles
such
as
recon
ers
of
the
recent
tragle
death
in
a
structlon
ot
the
Oalllpoll
lauding
I
mine
near
Tlmmtna.
Ontario,
of
scenes,
had
to
be
surmounted
be-
Alezander
Middle
ton,
one
f
the;
fore
this
piece
of
British
war!
best
known
quartz
miners
of
the
history
could
be
transformed
tui
central
Interior
district.
The
late
the
screen.
Mr.
Middleton,
who
spent
half
of
Among
the
films
now
being
madq
his
life
m
the
central
interior
be-ifvt
Elslree
by
the
British
Inter-fore
leaving
for
the
East
last
spring.
,
national
Pictures
organization
are
made
his
headquarters
at
Topley.
"Money
for
Nothing"
and
'Me-'lle
toad
been
employed
on
several
oiusky.
the
Sea
Rover."
The
first
properties
In
the
interior
and
owned
mm
is
being
directed
by
Monty
several
claims
In
the
vicinity
of
Banks,
with
Seymour
Hick
and
(Topley.
He
was
about
thirty
years
Mlss
Betty
Btockfield
In
the
chief
oi
age
ana
is
survivea
oy
nis
moaner
parts.
i
and
sister
In
the
Old
Country.
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
SHINGLES
BEST
IN
BJC
Our
Prinee
Rupert
I'rlcesi
Na
1
fix
per
M.
r
Wi
No.
1
Sx
per
M
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No.
a
per
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tt.
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Transfer.
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Another
British
film
now
ki
pro-!
ductlon
is
"The
Calendar,"
a
screen
version
of
Edgar
Wallace's
play
'
which
is
being
produced
Jointly
I
by
the
Brttltft
Won
Film
Corpor-iatlon
and
the
Gainsborough
(Or
ganization.
The
cast
Is
headed
ty
Miss
Edna
Best
and
Herbert
Marshall,
mpported
by
Oordon
Harker.
Ronald
Frankau,
Allen
Aynes-worth,
and
8.
J.
Warmmgton.
t
Modern
wireless
transmitting
and
IteceJvlng
equipment
has
been
In-
stalled
in
Samoa
and
short
wave
!
transmitter
will
be
Installed
in
th
Tongan
Islands.
3Eear
this
cHew
lip)
B
rr
m
GENERAL
ELECTRIC
QonsoL
xjonsou
amor
SO
great
is
the
demand
for
the
General
Electric
"Junior"
Console
that
we
urge
you
to
see
and
bear
it
at
once.
A
single
demonstration
will
tell
you
the
complete
story
of
its
Full
Range
Reception
advanced
features
beauty
of
cabinet
design
and
above
all,
the
uoequallcd
value
which
it
offers
at
$119.50
(complete
with
General
Electric
Radiotrons).
The
General
Electric
Junior
Console
occupies
little
floor
spsce.
It
has
full
she
Dynamic
Spesker,
widely
variablcTone
Control
and
Pbonogrsph
Connection.
In
tone,
power
and
selectivity,
it
measures
up
to
the
high
staodards
of
General
Electric
Avoid
disappointment-r-chooio
yourcpttanUectrlr
UUDKNC
UUH.
m
MADE
IN
CANADA.
Listen
to
the
Gtntral
Electrir
Vsghondt
ertry
jl
l
Tmtiddj
evening
orer
Canads-uiJe
nttuvr
For
Sale
By
Northern
British
Columbia
Power
Company
CANADIAN
GENERAL
Jl
Limited
ELECTRIC
&
been
uncovered
a
promising
vein
on
youth."
based
on
Arnold
RidleyV
-
-
.
-
-
-
-
r'
the
claims
immediately
adjoining
play
of
the
same
name,
and
dl-1
;
Mr-
Justice
Ffcsher,
presiding
Judge
The
appointment
of
B.
Brynlldsenj
Dr.
A.
E.
Vary
ef
V
the
C
renin
holdings.
The
Silver
rected
by
Thomas
BenUy.
wlth'1
theseasionef
the
Supreme
Court
.as
stipendiary
magistrate
at
Belltf'has
been
appointed
mi
King
it
said
to
be
the
only
property
Robin
Irvine
Garry
Marsh.
Q.
B.iA
here
this
week.-ttUd
M.
S.
Coola
hat
been
rescinded,
as
hsuijaf
fleer
Xor
rort
Simp
Bryan,
official
reporter,
will
leave
also
been
the
appointment
of
Cyrus
ical
inspector
of
Osiaiui
i
on
tomorrow
morning's
-train
where
t
Albert
DrjaiUdsen
of
Bella
Coola
as
i
son.
Sunnyatde,
Port
E.v
Assfscs
will
open
next
Wednesday.
1
stipendiary
magistrate.
10c.
a
week!
Haysport
seboofs.
10c.
a
week!
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