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DAILY
EDITION
Friday,
Sept.
16,
1927
,
START
OWN
INDUSTRIES
l
J.
Alder,
who
is
well
known
here
and
who
now
lives
in
Vic-:
toria
nfikea
aujrjfestion
that
Prince
Rupert
ahottld
have
a
flurj
mill.
,He
says
that
in
Victoria
they
hare
come
to
the
conclusion
th$.
if
they
are,
to
have
industries
they
must
tart
them
themselves
and
Vina
inai
in
view
mey
nave
recently
given
encouragement
to
an
elevator,
a
moving
picture
scheme
and
other
industries
for
the
pur
pose
of
providing
a
local
payroll.
What
Victoria
can
do.
Mr.
Alder
thinks
Prince
.Rupert
can
also
do.
He
sees
no
reason
why
the
city
should
hot
have
a
flour
mill
as
it
already
had
the
elevator
and
the
grain
is
therefore
easily
obtainable.
If
Mr.
Alder
can
go
further
into
details
and
with
others
evolve
a
practical
plan
fonthis
industry,
it
might
be
well
worth
consideration.
We
must
certainly
look
to
ourselves
to
build
our
own
city.
SEEMS
TO
HAVE
JUMPED
INTO
POPULARITY
'
a
-mm
tr
i
non.
j.
u.
jwacLean,
1'remier
of
British
Cojyjnbia,
seems
U
nave
suddenly
jumped
into
a
position
of
popularity
In
this
province.
He
set
out
by
carrying
on
In
a
modest
and
retiring
manner
without
in
any
way
usurping
the
honors
which
were
due
the
late
Premier.
As
soon
as
he
had
got
his
hands
on
the
reins,
he
was
called
upon
to
defend
his
position
which
he
did
'at
New
Westminster
with
good
results.
He
did
nof
sit
up
and
crow
over
this
but
mnWk-
thanLori
the
people
for
their
trust
and
went
back
to
his
Job.
Now
he
is
taking
up
the
work
and
making
no
mistakes.
Mle
has
had
many
years
of
training
as
minister
of
education
ami
provincial
secVetary
and
the
premiership
comes
to
him
as
naturally
as
would
any
other
ministerial
position.
The
outlook
for
his
carrrying
on
successfully
seems
bright.
CANADA
A
REAL
NATION
.
Canada
is
now
a
nation,
so
recognized
throughout
the
world.
She
has
been
elected
to
a
seat
in
the
League
of
Nation.
It
is
only
for
a
threejrear
term
but
that
is
a
minor
matter,
'it
places
this
country
in
thetpfsition
of
being
recognized
as
a
factor
Independent
of
Great
Britain
or
the
rest
of
the
Empire.
True
Canada
did
not
get
as
many
votes
as
Cuba
but
that
waa
probably
a
metter
of
world
politics.
Many
nations
are
jealous
of
the
power
of
Iiritain
and
for
tha
reason
would
not
concede
anything
to
a
British
country
that
could
possibly
be
avoided.
Aany
rate.it
is
satisfactory
to
know
that
Canada
is
now
recognized
as
a
national
entity
and
one
that
has
an
influence
in
world
affairs.
She
bad
a
great
influence
in
the
war
and
nowjhe
is
taking
that
place
in
time
f
peace
CHOOSING
OF
CUBA
The
choice
of
Cuba
as
a
member
of
the
League
is
rather
an
Interesting
.one
That
country
is
almost
a
dependency
of
the
United
Mates.
'
At
any
rate
the
country
attained
her
liberty
through
the
intervention
of
the
United
States
and
was
started
out
in
life
as
a
na
tion
under
the
protection
of
the
same
country
and
is
still
to
some
extent
considered
in
that
light.
Whether
the
election
of
Cuba
received
such
strong
support
because
of
that
country's
affiliation
with
her
larger
neighbor
or
because
of
an
effort
to
assert
her
independence
of
the
United
States
and
the
desire
of
other
countries
I?
,f'J,m
Tl
P.8ltion-
does
nt
eem
clear.
What
is
odd
is
that
the
little
island
just
off
the
U.&
coast
and
Canada
adjoining
the
north
are
both
members
of
the
world
league
whereas
the
United
States
is
the
only
important
country
in
the
world
not
yet
a
member
And
et
the
league
came
into
being
very
largely
as
the
result
of
the
effort
of
an
American
president.
Increase
your
energy
and'
vitality
by
drinking
BOVRIL
"The
goodness
o
prime
bee"
88
iCOPPER
MINING
SEEMS
HOPEFUL
Head
of
Britannia
Mines
Tell
Mining
Congress
of
Present
State
of
Industry
VANCOUVER.
hrp
IS-
The
eopper
IftOumrr
was
octet
la
a
mar
fkwnrUh-Ukff
eafiditton
proamt.
aadwttb
the
ofwuinf
up
of
sew
district.
pr
Uculariy
in
north
weavers
Quebec,
there
U
awry
proapect
tint
present
prodac-nea
will
aoon
be
greatly
neeeoed.
C.
P
Br
Jim
log.
general
manager
of
the
Britannia
attain;
and
Smeltlnf
Com
pany,
aantiraa
rWUtlnf
delegates
f
-day's
maiaD
of
the
Empire
Ulalnf
Obagreaa.
Renewing
tht
progreu
of
the
copper
mlnteg
industry
In
Canada.
Mr.
Brown
ing
Dtaecd
ttw
world
'a
production
at
aevmlraatrly
,1.60
000
torn
annually,
the
United
State
being
by
tar
the
large
it
ooatrnMtor.
with
53
per
rent,
be-
tatdea
contwHteg
a
further
IT
per
cent
produced
from
miBea
In
Smith
America.
Canada's
ebare
ajnosmu
M
about
lour
per
iru:.
Mr.
Browsing-
netted
figures
to
the
Cott
that
the
ooWHintpttoet
of
cooper
'per
capita
in
cite
United
SUiei
land
4hl
voald,
apply
appeoalauteiy
to
Canada
Hol
was
IS
JO
pound
per
an-
nam.
whereas
la
Etogland.
Franc
and
Germany
If
amoasnted
to
only
about
reran
per
reart
or
a
UtUa
higher,
-while
hi
China
and
India
It
waa
retailTcty
neffllfMe.
(IHKAT
rOHMMI.ITlE
It
would
seem,
therefore,
he
said,
that
there
are
great
pisstMlltles
tor
In
creased
consumption
ot
copper
In
all
part
of
the
world.
Canadian
production
In
1928
amounted
to
133IS4.43
pound,
valued
at
17.490
J00.
Tht
is
the
largest
output
ever
attained,
and
the
fact
that
the
total
bat
been
to-
4sTehg
ateadUy
each
year
since
the
lump
iwiwim
wc
wax
iHtmi
for
the
future
of
the
Industry.
At
prerent.
mine
In
British
Columbia
oantrlbwte
about
two-thfrda
of
the
total
and
Ontario
mtnea
Dearth
one-third.
Qie
balance
oomlng
fram
Quebec,
but
Uve
latter
proetare
laleattned
to
play
A
nrneh
more
tmpertant
role
la
the
Immediate
future.
"The
acope
of
actlvt-tie
In
the
northwettern
section
of
Quebec,
commonly
referred
to
u
the
Bouyn
dlatrtet
may
be
Judged
from
the
fact
that
during
1824
and
1925
more
than
8
.DOS
mining
claim
were
recorded
aiaay
of
thee
claims
having
large
de
posits
of
good
grade
copper
ore.
AM
OX
HKH
Kltt
ll
TO
Mr.
Browning
referred
to
the
forward
atrMea
that
hire
been
made
tn
recent
years
in
the
meatnurgtcal
pro
cess
for
treating
low-grade
ore,
and
pointed
out
that
Canada
ha
not
been
backwird
tn
this
advance
of
technique
me
plant
In
British
Columbia
baring
Vrn
among
,the
ftrrt
to
1
natal
the
now
well-known
and
highly
aurcessful
flota
Hon
process,
while
all
producers
bare
hewn
marked
operating
Improvements
which
are
reflected
by
the
low
unit
coeta
and
by
the
low-grade
ore
which
they
are
able
to
treat
tuccetefully.
In
The
Letter
Box
TAXATION
AtiltKKMENT.
Editor.
Dally
New.
On
September
20
the
ratepayers
win
be
called
upon
to
vote
on
the
proposed
Tax
Agreement
with
the
C-NJt.
Very
little
Interest
appears
to
be
taken
In
one
ot
the
most
far
reaching
pieces
of
business
that
has
been
before
the
city
In
recent
years
and
It
Is
plain
ly
the
duty
of
every
taxpayer
to
become
Informed
of
the
effect
ot
the
agreement,
abould
It
pass,
before
voting
upon
It.
It
every
taxpayer
before
voting
would
answer
to
his
or
her
own
satisfaction
the
following
question'
I
think
they,
would
be
In
a
better
position
to
vote
Intelligently
on
the
1.
Wby
should
the
Company
offer
to
pay
teS.OOO
jaxes.
for
1927
.when
-the
Court
by
revision
of
It
croDertv
as
sessment
left
tj)e
ON.R,
taxe
several
thousand
dollars
less
than
the
MS.000
proposed?
2.
If
the
agreement
1
confirmed
by
the
taxpayers
-will
it
increase
or
reduce
our
taxe
while
the
agreement
Is
In
force?
1.
Will
such
an
agreement
prevent
or
delay
the
necessity
of
taxing
4.
Would
the
OJJ.B.
be
paying
Its
proper
share
of
taxes
under
the
agree
ment,
and
If
not
what
has
the
com.
Pny
done
to
merit
the
advantages
of
another
agreement?
S.
When
does
the
company
purpose
making
good
ita
covenant
of
.former
agreements?
'
6-
I
the
company
playing
the
game
with
the
City
In
It
operation
of
the
drydoek
,when
major,
repair
uch
a
'hose
necessary
on
It
ss.
Prince
Ru-i-n
are
being
done
by
private
concern
n
or
near
Vancouver?
Jut
why
the
company's
taxation
officials
are
able
to
offer
the
city
more
in
taxes
than
was
awarded
In
court
for
the
present
year
may
be
a
mystery
but
r
have
a
ausplclon
that
they
an
clever
enough
to
see
that
their
victory
was
so
sweeping
that
It
la
bound
to
force
down
the
land
assessment
of
the
entire
city,
making
it
necessary
tor
next
year
council
to
tax
Improvement.
By
having
company
Improve'
ment
exempt
under
the
agreement
It
would
be
nuking
a
very
timely
tnd
advanugeou
agreement.
If
the
agreement
1
confirmed
the
advantag.
to
the
city
this
year
would
be
less
than
two
mills
on
the
assessment
which
the
council
should
have
had
the
courage
to
impose
In
this
THE
DAILY
KEW3
;
ui
null
rate
i
ipendiMrr.
Bu-rate
be
nest
year'
nan
UHs
unieas
what
win
tfc
fm
nek
IBIIIWIBintl
i.ade
to
pay.
The
fised
chargea
ennetot
be
aiolded
In
:uuoa
and
aUeet.
rewer
and
aedewalk
laaprovetwenU
,are
,
imperative.
While
our
Utea
are
etltnfc-
j
tne
tie
VJS
H
la
-lttug
prgMr
i
cetiefe,
she
reeai
wui
atwolutely
.necetsary
t
tel
menta.
for
Untesa
they
an
taxed
the
rates
op
toad.
ooe
would
creaai
much
more
aettsu
ptohlisn
than
the
one
st
bate
today
through
uiilnigsiina
property
revetting
:o
the
city
for
to
sea.
Every
tax
sa'.e
leave
the
city
with
a
few
more
Iota
which
are
not
taxaMe.
leaving
the
burden
greaWjr
tor
who
eaaoot
let
go.
I
cannot
think
tht
CJfJt.
la
to
pay
more
than
ita
rightful
share
of
the
utatiea,
and
that
It
paet
reeord
la
the
keeping
and
performing
of
1U
rwreaaata
does
not
entitle
It
to
Bother.
The
drfdoek,
la
exempted
from
nearly
all
taxation,
and
If
pees
lit
operated
should
be
to
a
poaltloa
to
execute
repairs
to
the
eempasya
aulpa
a
ehesy
ly
a
any
other
concern
on
the
Pacific
Ooast.
and
whether
dryddck
books
showed
a
profit
or
a
teas
(SB
the
work
it
wuid
be
done
at
east
la
any
event
tore
both
dry
dock
and
ship
are
under
"he
same
owtstrtfctp.
Tfcea
why
not
repair
the
ships
at
Prince
Refert
in
it
own
drydorkr
It
not
so
operated
why
tive
tax
exemption
and
are
we
aatia-fled
that
sueb
operation
of
the
drydoek
merit
It
bttrden
of
uxatkaa
being
placed
on
local
taxpayers?
Privately
owned
drydoek
are
profiting
on
the
repairing
of
the
as
Prince
Rupert.
Pay
rolls
are
created
In
Greater
Vancouver
and
Prince
Rupert
-hold
the
sack."
Note
carefully
clause
t
of
the
aro-
posed
agreement,
which
provide
that
"the
Railway
-Campany
shall
annually
receive
from
the
city
a
a
credit
on
account
of
the
said
sum
of
Stxty
Ptve
Thousand
Dollars
from
the
tax
cot-
ceted
on
any
raUway
land
so
alien
ated.
seM
or
occupied
otaexwlt
than
by
the
Railway
Company
a
sum
of
money
computed
on
the
bad
of
Use
revised
aeseatment
(or
the
year
127
at
the
mill
rate
fur
the
jear
In
which
urn
rrnllt
l
dne
Note
that
the
miu
rite
is
for
the
year
la
which
the
credit
I
due
and
the
aaaraament
I
baaed
on
1927.
Could
anything
more
clearly
show
that
It
I
expected
that
the
mill
rate
win
rtsef
After
all
why
shonld
this
years
council
be
so.
bent
on
ptasing
the
agreement'
This
year's
assessment
and
taxation
wa
settled
by.
the
Court
and
la
no
longer
In
dispute.
FlnaUyt
remember
that
If
tato
bylaw
la
to
be
defeated
you
mutt
vote
against
It-
Staging
st
home
will
not
defeat
it
M
It
win
take
the
vote
of
every
opponent
to
preserve
the
city's
interest.
Tour
very
truly.
0
SI.
M.
STEPHENS
Man
in
the
Moon
'
g
IT
Is
pointed
out
to
me
that
a
man
la
something
like
a
match.
When
be
feu
lit
up
he
tosc
hi
head
and
hi
usefulness
la
gone.
Time
wa
when
the
mechanic
alwayt
took
his
tin
can
to
work
but
today
the
Un
lizzie
takes
blm
to
work,
i
j
What
Is
wickedness
In
a
poor
man
Is
an
amusing
eccentricity
in
a
rich
roe.
TALKING
of
the
modern
methods
at
education
I
sometimes
wonder
If
I'd
been
really
a
clever
aa
vou
am
nv
Fm
feeling
fine!
Kellogg's
for
breakfast
means
a
joyous
start
for
the
day!
So
full
of
flavor
everybody
loves
them!
So
easy
to
digest
they
help
you
to
feel
your
finest
Serve
for
lunch,
dinner.
With
milk
or
cream
and
add
fruits
or
honey.
Order
at
hotels
and
restaurants.
On
diners.
Sold
by
all
grocers.
Made
by
Kellogg
in
London,
Ontario.
Oven-fresh
in
the
inner-sealed
red-and-green
package.
Imitations
cannot
equal
such
wonder-flavor.
CORN
FLAKES
:day
if
I
hadnt
bee
Ucfced
now
and
bea
when
I
wot
a
Hd.
THESIS
are
time
whoa
a
pair
of
jack
are
Juet
a
useful
a
a
ktag.
a
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or
a
flying
ace.
THE
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unfortunate
person
la
the
world
la
be
who
trie
to
be
funny
but
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not.
IP
you
feel
tarry
for
yourself
you
I
do
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sympathy
from
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New
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In
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Charlotte
Islands
Land
Recording
District
of
Prince
Rupert,
and
situate
at
Ferguson
Bay.
Oraham
Island.
QCI
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NOTICE,
that
Somervllle
Can-nery
Company.
Limited.
Vancouver.
B.C
.
occupation
Packers,
intends
to
apply
for
a
leaae
ot
the
following
described
land:
Cocnmenclng
at
a
post
planted
at
the
northwest
corner
of
Lot
1571.
QCI.;
thence
east
30
chains;
thence
north
2
chain,
more
or
leas,
to
low
water
mark:
'hence
west
following
low
water
mark,
30
chain:
thence
south
2
chain,
more
or
les,
to
point
of
commencement,
and
containing
tlx
(6)
acre,
more
or
lea.
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CAKNERT
COMPANY,
LIMITED,
Applicant
Dated
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31.
1937.
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experienced
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selects
his
dogs
with
a
keen
appreciation
of
pedigree.
"Black
&.
White"
is
chosen
because
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is
a
perfect
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distilled
and
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with
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