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Tuesday,
July
29.
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IMbilTAXT
NEWS
.
,
Yesterday
the
newspapers
were
full
of
important
!ijevs.
Mbstimhartant'df
;sll,
so
far
as
this
district
is
cdrteeVrfed,
tffis.
trie
news
that
an
agreement
had.
been
reached
in
re-j
gardto
the
stabilization
of
.silver,
further
details
of
which
are
given
in
today's
issue,
If
it
brings
the
results
expected
of
it,
the
silver
mining
Fndustfy
in
this
district
will
revive
Ml
another
kick
Will
have
been
given
to
Old
Man
Depres
sion.
While
the
treaty
is
only
a
what
was
expected,
it
is
still
very
important
and
likely
to
'hive
'an
important
bearing
on
the
silver-producing
industry'
'everywhere.
MOLLISONS'
ACHIEVE.ArENT
dnc"e
more
the
Mollisons,
husband
and
wife,
have
distinguished
themselves
in
crossing
the
Atlantic
from
east
To
west
although
an
unfortunate
Accident
marred
their
triumph.
Canadians
will
be
glad
to
know
that.
the
accident
was
not
serious
and,
although
the
plane
is
badly
smashed,
the
aviators
are
safe.
It
is
to
be
hoped
that,
after
a
more
or
IsJlgngthj'
vjsit
on
this
continent,
they
will
decide
to
give
tip
the
remainder
of
the
proposed
trip
and
return
home
in
a
luxurious
liner.
WIliEY
POSTS
FEAT
,
)yiley
Post,
the
American
aviator,
who
has
just
beaten
the.r.eco'rd
of
Gatty
and
himself
in
a
round
the
World
flight,
is
jeceiving
the
acclamations
of.
the.v'drld
for
his
wonder
ful
endurance
test
It
waa
grearf
llfrht
Stwlthemost
won-i
derful
part
of
it
was
the
resourcefulness
shown
after
the
forced
landing
in
Alaska.
GOVERNOR'S
MEDAL
Coming
nearer
home
we
wish
to
publicly
congrajfalaje
M;ss
Marcelle
Jaboiir
on
winning
the
Governor
General's
medal,
in
the
high
school
entrance
examinations.
It
was
jmlendid
feat
and
reflects
credit
on
her
and
her
teachers.
The
sail
condition
under
which
the
news
was
received
emphasizes
the
value
of
the
recognition.
The
matter
for
regret
is
that
Mr.
Jabour
couldriot
have
lived
to
share
in
his
daughter's
triumph.
DOES
WELL
AT
SCHOOL
Mkn
Ellen
.Moore
Has
Headed
Class
Coritbtently
At
Annunciation
School
-
MISS
Ellen
Meore.
li.year
old
H4Uka
t
J
e
n
rr't.'
.
w.
n.
t
that
President
Roosevelt,
to
pre-Upn,
1
Fourth
Avenue
Wast,
who
the
stability
of
the
admtnts-tWsfully
passed
the
Bntranoe
tratlons
economic
recovery
pro
lruswuch.
as
the
dufipt
whole
New
Vwk
stoek
Ejt.
eSfSLfaS?;'
a
nunent
spokasman
Se
ivT-U
-d
at
expressed
the
supervision
of
the
Sisters
of
c.
1
lh
twt
ministration
St.
Joseph,
she
has
beaded
he
i"."
Um
on
ever,
oecaalon.
now
rank-
lag
hte
m
the
Pnvinelal
emln.
apprj.
This
is
a
reeord
Ellen
-has
good
right
to
be
proud
of.
BIO
SHOW
IS'
OPENED
(Continued
from
Pace
Ii
V
7T7.
rT
77
A
program
for
a
United
States
atton
chain.
Some
of
(he
latest
jum
of
marketing
grain
sharply
Ipes
of
telegraphic
instrument
eu
rolled
public
participation
In
which
operate
oyer
the
country's
trading
Is.
however,
reported
to
be
biggest
carrier
telegraphic
circuits
under
consideration
by
the
farm
4
Je.
shown
tn
the
picture.
.'administration
board.
v,
Officers
of
the
National
system.
djarttcutlr
those
of.
It
agrt.
-p
....
if
-
vT
cltul.pranii,
tore
displaying
aghast
HaS
Heat
ltai'
genjnerestin.the
gjain
,how.
The
Oindlan
growetlU
4aJProvtng
hU
Tpn
l
neo
I
ivne
SceaJ.
sjraip
as-
he,toes
forth
toto
1
CI1
uac
sUlYCd
1
.
.
.
...
M"kfjnin
ns
enorw,
,
h.f
ves
JanglbJa,
and
moral
sipppxt
from,
the
jail
wy
empan-
les
which
haye.gpe
.wtth
him
all
We
wflVRs.lie
has
extended
the
area
df
cuftlvatlon.
-i
1
..
,K
-George
Walth
sailed
thU
after-
nooa.Gn.the
Calais
for
a
trin
to
f
r
ahcouver.
Tuesday.
July
25,
198
half
measure
and
nothing
like
VIEW
UPON
GAMBLING
Speculators
in
Fictitious
Values
Bound
to
Lose,
Says
American
j
Spokesman
WASHINGTON,
DJC.
Juy
36:
rvmmttnT
nMn
,
...i
,,,7
ot
..l
exentagi.
"If
persons
wish
to
bid
up
and
buy
stocks
or
commodities
atj
prices
iar
tpyond
their
value,
they
are
bound
la
Ipse
their
jnoney
and
.there
is
nothing
the
government
'can
do
about
It,"
he
said.
.,
1
E'fht
persons
1ciims
of
Drowning1
'
At
lVcrk-'In"d
In
Province
Of
Ontario
LiUf-
TORONTO,iuty.
35
:Tn
death
fbx
aecjdmi,
wej.
rsoprded
In
6-
,t?rlo
ovpr
the
week-end.
Eight
were
by
drowning,
one
from
dlvin
nnd
Tr"
ew
va
tAL
T904
v
c
i
irn
i
Erdqrdritlij
lour
-I
Ogden's
Fine
Cut
Is
the
signature
of
true
"roll-your-own"
satisfaction
...
of
easier
rolling
and
smoother
smoking.
Ogden's
Fine
Cut
ana1
"CKantecfer"
papers...
that's
a
combination
worth
tying
tol
Any
man
who's
tried
It
will
fell
you
it's
a
guarantee
of
really
better
and
mor'e
'satisfy
Png
cigarettes.
"Save
the
v6kkk
HANDS
OGDEN'S
FINE
CUT
Your
Pipe
Know
Ogden's
Cut
Plug
j
Man
in
the
Moon
In
the
old
days
they
told
of
witches
.riding
through
the
air
on
broomsticks
The
Uttle
witch
who
has
Just
crossed
the
Atlantic
hat
beaten
all
the
imaginings
of
those
old
people.
Here's
to
Amy
England's
pride,
Heroine
of
Many
a
long
ride;
May
she
live
long
And
her
husband
too,
For
people
like
they
Are
all
too
few.
T.
D.
Pattullo
says
that
even
ln
Russia
they
have
two
parties
one
in
poweaand
the
other
In
JaiL
Bill
Smith
said
Ills
ear
wouldn't
skid.
The
inquest
showed
It
would
and
did.
WHIFELETS
From
(he
Waterfront
In
continuation
of
Its
cruise
to
Alaskan
waters,
the
yacht
Infanta,
with
John
Barrymore,
noted
screen
actor,
his
wife.
Dolores
Costello,
and
two
children
on
board,
left
at
7:30
this
morning
for
the
north.
The
Infanta,
which
arrived
here
from
Ocean
Falls
early
yesterday,
afternoon,
will
make
1U
next
storp
after
.toe
a
Ketobfican.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
BaTfymore
both
did
considerable
shopping
m
Prince
Rupert
and
were
Interesting
visitors
uptown
a
good
deal
of
yesterday
af-terpeon.
.,
,
.
.
.
SOFTBALL
JJy
36-tfrotto
vs.
Nary.
July
27
EJk
vg.
C.
N.
R.
A.
w!ulir
aOralen
vs.
Empress;
EUks.jtJ.
Or
w
.
.1
August'l
Navy
vs.
Empress.
Ore
on
Box
Property
;
Topley
Silver
Busy
St.
Louis
Interests
Plan
Development
50c
Silver
HVould
.Mean
Production
SMTTIfERS,
July
23:
The
Topley
section
of
Omtaeea
mining
dirWon
U
the
scene
of
much
mining
activity
at
the
present,
Ume
A
sensational
discovery
was
made
this
month
in
work
being
done
for
Mrs.
Qertrude
L.
Taylor,
widow
of
the
late
Frank
H.
Taylor,
on
her
Bo
Oroup.
seven
milr
north
of
Topley
on
this
propern
lour
veins
of
high-grade
silver-lead
m.-
have
been
found
and
the
gi.ui
values
ir.
some
of
these
are
very
unportant
a
well.
The
new
strike
shows
high-grade
silver-lead
ore
with
gra
copper
and-
native
silver
to
run
th
silver
values
op
into
many
hundreds
of
ounces
per
ton.
In
one
specimen
of
ore
native
silver
and
free
gold
are
said
to
be
found
together,
a
most
unusual
find.
Work
is
being
continued.
Nearby
this,
the
Topley
Silver
property
is
under
option
to
St
touts
interests
who
are
said
to
be
planning
active
development
tn
the
near
future.
Meantime
the
J
prospecto-owners,
Cha
r
les
Mat
he
-ton
and
David
lieesan.
who
have
already
brought
this
property
to
the
stage
where
It
la
ready
to
ship
stiver-lead
ore
running
into
several
hundreds
of
dollars
per
ton.
and
.with
gold
values
df
930
and
ovet
'per
ton
as
wen.
are
wuikfof.
stead
-Uy
on
the
development
of
two
wide.
The
Cup
Oroup.
owned
by
the
famous
Indian
prospector.
Sfathew
Sam.
is
being
developed
1
under
op-
I
41
ft
M
ST
a
,Hi
oy
paruey
Mecrea
ot
Topley
It
has
high-grade
galena
showing
too
and.
with
any
favorable
advance
in
silver
or
lead
prices,
can
Work
U
being
done,
at
the
Btch-fled
property
on
a
new
find
of
ore
made
this
season
which
has
high
values
In
gold
as
well
as
in
stiver
and
In
lead.
It
is
the
fourth
pro
perty
which,
with
the
above-nam'
three,
are
all
ready
to
become
producing
mines
when
silver
Is
gt
SO
cents
per
ounce.
They
are
all
within
eight
miles
of
the
railway
at
Top-
ley
Another
property
in
the
tame
locality
on
Flnlay
Creek
Is
that
of
Blc
O.
Strlmbold
who
Is
at
work
developing
high-grade
silver-lead
showings
of
promise
FOOTBALL
Jutv
2S
-Regiment
vs.
Cansdlan
Legion.
SUPERIOR
RADIO
SERVICE
Can
only
be
obtained
through
the
use
of
adequate
equtputent
Havr
us
servfee
that
set
now
and
enjoy
the
maximum
outpiut
of
your
rece.lveT
by
phoning
Blue
30,
Converters
rented
from
us
will
give
you
daylight
reception.
Superior
Radio
Service
3H
Second
AvenueP
Phone
Blife
320
P.
O.
Box
131
A.
O
BARTLETT
C.
II.
iKrtUtlAliDEH
4
i
Yachts
h
-
,
v
"a
On
t
Ki
sf.i.njn-i.:i)
W'!l
i
deck.
acL
ut
Um
Uasg
American
Yacht
Club,
which
TO
PLAY
IN
VANCOUVER
larctl
llainville
and
Laird
Watt.
Famous
Tennis
Players.
Enroute
West
wiMKlPaX)
July
35:
Two
of
Sastern
Canada's
best
known
tennis
players
passed
through
Wlnnl-iag
this
morning
enroute
to
Van
XHiver
ever
the
Canadian
National
Railways
where
they
will
take
part
in
the
Canadian
tennis
champion-.hips
next
week.
They
were
MaieU
RatnvlUe
and
Laird
Watt
of
Montreal.
On
their
way
west
they
will
remain
over
at
Jasper
Park
Lodge
for
i
few
days
as
a
break
ln
their
tourney
and
to
show
their
skill
on
the
famous
courts
at
the
Lodge.
Both
players
expressed
great
satisfaction
over
the
result
of
the
recent
Davis
Cup
series
between
United
States
and
Great
Britain
and
are
of
the
opinion
that
Perry
and
Austin,
the
English
aces,
will
give
France
plenty
of
trouble
in
the
ft
rial
round.
Tourist
Business
Is
Much
Improved
C
N.
It
Official,
on
Western
Tour.
Delighted
With
Prosperts
WINNIPEG.
July
34-Waltei
Pratt
Jr
,
general
manager
of
Ca
nadian
National
Hotels,
sleeping
and
dining
ears,
arrived
In
Wtnnl-
ueg
this
morning
for
a
few
days
business
visit
from
Montreal.
On
Friday
he
will
cdntlnue
his
Journey
to
the
west
visiting
the
company
hotels
at
Brandon,
Edmonton
and
Japer.
Mr.
Pratt
is
delighted
ever
the
present
tourist
prospects
at
Jasper
Park
Lodge.
"We
are
ahead
of
last
year
and
our
bookings
for
August
and
September
are
the
most
encouraging
we
have
had
in
years.
It
is
not
so
much
the
conventions
holding
Up
but
the
big
Increase
we
have
noticed
Is
!h
farrilfy
holidays
"Although
the
Totem
Pole
golf
week
Is
not
until
September
3
many
well
known
players
already
have
ent
ln
entries
and.
with
the
generally
lower
rates,
we
are
quite
confident
that
this
year's
event
wllf
bring
out
a
larger
lis
of
players
than
the
record
year
of
1933.
The
weather,
has
beep
magnificent
Jn
the
mountains
lately,
and
August
looks
like
a
record
month."
lie
declared.
Vancouver
Wheat
VANCOUVER
3uly
23.
'Canadian'
Preati
Wheat
w
quoted
at
744
on
the
loeal
exchange
yesterday;
and
advanced
to
78!4c
today.
of
Long
Island
Sound
Fleet
tk
A-A
.
M
ve
a
COllUC""
V:i;
saif
i!'-r
tivr
ra.'d
dmiii.nK
at
hull
and
island
SouskI
V.i-
wih-d
tiiruugh
t
ir
champiouship
regatta
of
the
was
lu
golden
atuvertao'
event.
Ptofo
shows
the
Sound
irtrr-
cluto
class
event
gettin
under
way.
UNITED
STATES
WINS,
IN
CONTKACT
BUI
DOE
LONDON.
July
38
-The
tinted
8
tales
contract
bridge
team,
captained
by
Ely
Cul-bertson.
won
the
Charles
M
Schwab
trophy
cup
by
defeating
the
British
combination
In
the
International
contract
bridge
match
here
with
a
lead
of
I9jm
potato
in
three
nun-
dsTMl
bOMaft.
B.C.
TEAM
LOSES
OUT
Calgary
C.
P.
It's
Defeat
Cowan-Dodton
of
Vancouver
In
Dominion
Soeeer
Ptardown
CALGARY.
Jssty
If:
'Canadian
Press)
British
CotumMa'i
soccer
tiUetsts.
Cowan-Dodson
of
Vancouver,
were
eliminated
from
the
Do-nlnlon
playdowns
last
night
when
Calgary
C.
P.
R.'s
won
the
British
Totumbla-Alberta
series
In
the
ft-
uri
gasa
three
to
one.
Calgary
he
series
two
matches
to
one
Baseball
Scores
AMERICAN
LEAGUE
Washington.
5-10:
Philadelphia
I.
Only
games
scheduled
yesterday
SUNDAY
SCORES
International
League
Montreal.
3.3;
Toronto,
1-2.
Baltimore,
7-8:
Newark,
4-4.
Buffalo.
7-3;
Rochester.
4-3.
Albany.
-8;
Jersey
City.
3-2
American
Association
Toledo.
10-1;
Indianapolis.
3-15
Columbus,
10-7;
Louise.
3-3
St.
Paul
-7;
Kansas
City.
5-8
Milwaukee.
8-0:
Mlnneanoll.v
7-5.
TROLLING
IS
STILL
GOOD
5oceye
Itun
on
Skren'a
and
Naas
DisapnolnUng-.Pinks
Appear
Around
North
Island
'Troll
flshtna
for
both
inrlhas
ami
MHoes
stitl
remains
good
at
North
Ieland.
according
to
reports
re-
eivea
here.
Quite
a
number
of
schools
ot
Dinks
are
now
hMrtnnih
in
yuu
thereabouts
on
their
way
In
to
the
coast
Soekeve
fUhlhcr
nh
ih
nvinh
w
-
-
o
w--
wn
v
V
1
!
and
Naas
Rivers
continues
light
with
the
boats
averaging
about
fif
teen
fish
dally.
CANADIAN
WON
BOUT
Paul
S
hitter
Makes
Debut
in
Un
don
By
Knocking
Out
Reg
Perkins
LONDON.
July
25
Paul
Srhaf
far
of
Winnipeg,
heavyweight
bx
:
making
his
debut
here
knorked
u'
Reg
Perkins
of
Bedford
in
the
sev
enth
round
Of
s
srh'dulca
t
n
round
boUt
Saturday
night
Senior
Baseball
League
Talking
Of
Closing
Up
The
Senior
Bajieball
Leagu
f
x
tore
scheduled
for
last
rverm
;
was
cancelled
A
meeting
of
:'.
executive
of
the
Association
:s
'
be
called
for
tomorrow
evening
consider
the
advisability
of
n
pending
further
Mvfwe
setlY:::-ti
ls
season
I.
LEGION
LINE-l'P
CaaadiaB
Legion?
team
for
night
s
City
League
football
te
.
Is
announced
as
follows
Pearce:
Stiles.
Currie.
Mrt
aid.
Madden.
O
liter;
Daptle
M.
ray.
Dickens
Busslnlch.
Comad:
spare
Oreen
Morrison.
Tarerni.i
FOOTBALL!
TONIGHT
REGIMENT
vs,
CANADIAN
LEGION
Acropolis
JO
p.m.
Adm.
tit
Prince
Rupert
DRY
DOCK
AND
SHIPYARI)
Operating
three
Dry
Dmii
Total
capacity
zt.'liVtVa
Shipbuilders
nd
Ship
Repairers
for
Steel
snd
Wood
Vessels
Iron
snd
firsss
Casting
.
Weetrle
and
Acetylene
Welding
ton'Derrlck
for
Iltary
Ltfis
fawmlil
a'ii'd
Mining
M"atbinry
Repaired
Snd
Overhaalsl