THE WEATHER Twenty-four hourn ending S a. m., May If'.' MAX TKMI'. MIN. TUMI'. UAH. IN. IIAIN S'.l.l) 40.0 29.781 The Daily News Formerly The Prince Rupert Optimist s NEXT MAILS& !''ok South \ State of California, Tuesday,"* For North I'iliV iif,.^eattle Wednesday, . 17 liith VtIL. II. NO. 108 Prince Rupert, B.C.. Monday, May 15, 1911. ''SaZ f. Price Fivk Cents :'Qoia, ��. n- inH Irfnl ***? C7 LD PRESIDENT TAFT HASTENS TO HIS WIFE'S BEDSIDE Seized With Sudden Illness, from Which in Was First Feared She Would Not Recover Danger Point is Now Passed (Canadian Press Despatch) Sew Vork, May 16. -Brought to tin- bedside of his wife by news that she had been suddenly taken ill. .mil might not recover, Presi- ilei i T.'.lt spent till last nighl in anxiety, until this morning the physicians were able to announce that the critical Btagc had been passed. Preside it Taft was at llarris- luii'i; when the message reached him and hastened to New York. Mrs. Taft was then In a critical condition. Her malady is a re- CUrrenceof a nervous trouble, from which she had a narrow escape of death in the fall of 18S10. Urgent business of state in Washington, called the President away, as soon as his wife was out of danger, but he will return here Immediately the most important business is attended to. HAS SEEN MANY CITIES WILL SEITLEJN RUPERT Fresh From the Beauties of "The Paris of America,' Mr. Stoddard Johnston, a Traveller of Experience Prefers Canada and Will Make His Home in Rupert WILL BUILD Longshoremen of Prince Ru pert Have Secured Site Willi the intention of becoming a permanent resident in Prince mmur ii iii '*"lH'rt, Mr- Stoddard Johnston A NEW HALL wh��owns a k<xkI <leal ,)f ,m,pL*rty j in the city and is a personal friend jof Mr. David H. Hays, has ar- , rived here. Mr. Johnston has travelled widely, and has a very r.. ... mm-rn, ._. _..-... high opinion of Canada and the PLAN BEST IN CITY IgJJ^ ��� nm,pam| wi(h ,,���,��� 0 lantls ard iheir peoples. He was On First Avenue and Eighth ,��� ,>rir(.(. R ( ��� an(| -...j, Substantial lw���-s.���- ... a|MI H^ j��� Winnipeg. Knows Mexico Well ry Hall Will be Erected With Business and Recreation Rooms. In a few months the Longshoremen ni I'rince Kupert will probably have tn remove from their present headquarters on the C. T. P. Reserve, so they are taking steps i" have a new and commodious hall erected. Vlrcady a site has been secured in iu excellent position opposite Windsor Hotel on Eighth I Probably there is no man today iu Prince Rupert who knows more about conditions iu Mexico. Mr. Johnston has been all over that country during the past few years, anil has some very line photographs of Mexican life. The present dispute there he describes as a revolt for belter conditions by a party of determined and progressive men who have the sympathy of numbers with them. They treet and First avenue. Here the WiU" *e 9ix >Tar P^sidcnt.al ���ongshoremen plan to erect a hall\tma ,nstoad of ,h,; i"'m,nial ���Wdl will be the largest and most j���df-HHjloction plan adopted by I )i.i/. They want governors for the slates chosen by the people, '"minitable meeting place in Prince Rupert. Although plans are not y-t available for the building, it is alul ,lu" i''��'1"""' ,,f *e Land Grant system by which huge es- tites are given to favored persons. The revolt centres round the pcr- SOnalitieS of Madero the wealthy itiwwn ihat the premises will ���ist "I a Iwo storey building with basement. Reading and recrction riKims will lie provided, ami there will pmlwbly be private committee a business ollice, and the hall for meetings antl enler- laiiunents. Funds are being raised among! "it members of the Longshore-1 "i'ii- Association. Already a con- ndcrablc sum is in hand. CH,\RGES AGAINST OLIVER patriot of old family, and young Garibaldi who is a grandson of lhe Great Garibaldi. Mr. Johnston believes that the insurrectos will carry their cause. Wonderful Nation A series of line photographs of a great procession held hist fall to celebrate the centenary of Hidalgo the Priest whose personality is at the very soul of tbe revolt. In this great procession all the nv'stigating Committee Meets st.iges of the marvellous Mexican <"i Wednesday May Adjourn | civilisation which dates back to I the year 600 A.D. were shown in character. Two thousand live- hundred persons took part, and Canadian Press Despatch) Ottawa, May 16.���The Invest!- ;"'"�� Committor appointed to '" "' 'he charges against Hon. 1 ��� ������ * 'liver will mcrl on Wed- '���I iv. it li uncertain yet wheth- ��" evidence will be taken, or an "'io'iriiineiit ordered until after ""' reo| 'iiing tif Parliament in July. " Witnesses are heard, il is ���""ranged n,at |);in MacGIlUcuddy, ""��� man who charged that Hon. ''"^ Oliver had received two checks (,������ large sums from ihe *��� R. for his services in having '""' 'ands changed, will be the 1,1 sl Witness called. MILLIONAIRE ON TRIAL Frank Hofstot the Banker is Accused of Bribery (Canadian Press Despatch) Pittsburg, May 15.���The trial of Frank Hofstot, tie millionaire banker, started this morning. Last week on a charge of conspiracy arising out of tlie same allegations he was liberated as the jury disagreed. MULAI HAS ABDICATED Is Now a Prisoner of the Pretender, Ismail Hnfid (Canadian Press Despatch) Madrid, May 15.- Despatches received here ihis morning from Morocco, state lhat Mulai Haful, the ruler of Morocco has abdicated his throne, and is now a prisoner of the pretender Ismail Halid and his body of rebels. No information is given as to the safety of the foreigners'during tlie uprising. STRIKE AT OTTAWA Builders' Laborers Go Out��� Building is Tied Up (Canadian Press Despatch) Ottawa, May la. Four hundred builders laborers walked out this morning to enforce their de- v. mand for 28 cents an hour, which has been refused. Their stoppage has brought building operations to a standstill. BASEBALL SCORES j Northwestern League Portland 8, Vancouver 1. Seattle 0, Tacoma ���">. Spokane 8, Victoria 2. MYSTERY IS~ DEEPENED Body of Dorothy Arnold is Found Floating in River A MISSING HEIRESS She Has Been Sought for All Over America for Several Months���Brothers Identify Body as That of Their Sister. (Canadian Press Despatch) Ncw York, May 15.���After a search all over the continent for Dorothy Arnold, the New York heriess who dis.ippearetl mysteriously eight months ago, her deatl body was found in the Hast kiver yesterday. It has been partially identified by her two brothers. The finding of the body has only deepened the mystery of her disappearance. It hail been thought by many that a love affair was al i the bottom of her departure, and that she would turn up all right later on. The finding of the dead body has revived the suggestion of foul play. STORM AT WINNIPEG Tent"Warehouse is Destroyed Damage Exceeds $8,000 (Canadian Press Despatch) Winnipeg, May 15.���A heavy thunder and lightning storm struck the city on Saturday night. Tbe warehouse of the MacDonald Tent Company mi Logan avenue was struck by a bolt, and set on lire. The damage exceeds $8,000, MRS. BESANT S MESSAGE Says Reincarnation of Christ and World-Peace is Near (Canadian Press Despatch) London, May 15. -Mrs. Annie Besant, head of the Universal Thcosophical Society arrived here today from India, where she has spent several years in contemplation. She says she brings news to the world that the reincarnation of Christ is at hand, ami that a general peace throughout the worltl is coining. ROYALTY IS COMING (Canadian Press Despatch) Vancouver, May 13.���Prince Leopold of Battenburg, a cousin of King George, is a passenger on the steamer Empress of India which left Yokahama on Tuesday. He will arrive here on May 21st. He is a brother of Queen Victoria of Spain. ABOUT EMPIRE DAY? EVERYBODY GET BUSY Committees Consid ring Making it a Day for Children ���Want the Public to Attend on Wednesday and Help Make the Day a Success What with Empire Day, Dominion Day, Coronation Day, ami the King's Birthday all following close on one another's heels this summer it lias become quite a question for Prince Rupert lo decide which day lo select lor the athletic programme whieh proved such a successful holiday attraction last year. Presiding at a meeting to consider this on Saturday, the Mavor pointed out the situation and it was practically decid ���<! by the meeting thai Empire Day hatl better be devoted to the youngsters, ami lhat a later date, say Dominion Day shoultl be made the occasion of the adult athletic spurts. Committees Will Report Hut on Wednesday 17th inst., in the Court House, another meet- CONTINUKD ON PAGE I GERMAN KAISER ARRIVES FOR THE CORONATION Is Met at Victoria Station by King George���Together They Travel in State to Buckingham Palace���-Coronation Festivities Are Now in Full Swing���Kaiser Will Be Present at the Unveiling of Memorial to Queen Victoria���Aeroplanes Interested Him MINISTER WAS ORDAINED AT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Mr. D. R. McLean Will Take Charge of the Presbyterian Work at Hazelton���Rev. J. S. Henderson Conducted Impressive Ceremony Before Large Congregation It was a verv tilling climax to a *,**-.-. ~*_ 1171I > powerful sermon on ihe need of CifciORGE ^VlLili men for the church antl stale r���wt preached yesterday morning D___, I3A.Y LATE Presbyterian Church by the new moderator of the Province, Rev. J. S. Henderson that Mr. D. R. Has Big Excursion Contract to Fulfil RUPERT WILL MAKE RUN Report That Rupert Might Miss Her Trip This Week is Incorrect. George Will Arrive Sunday Morning Instead of Saturday. (Canadian Press Despatch) London. May 15.���The Coronation festivities ate now in progress, and distinguished guests from all parts of tbe world are arriving hourly. The streets are thronged wilh people, and a spirit of enthusiasm is prevalent. From now until the ceremonies are over there will be a continuous round ot festivity and rejoicing in the capital Emperor Wilhelm Arrives Principal in rank among ibis morning's visitors were lhe Kaiser and Katscrin. They arrived al Sheemess overnight antl proceeded to the cily this morning. They were welcomed with an enthusiasm which fully demonstrated lhe personal popularity of the German Emperor in London. To Unveil a Me morial During the week of their visit to King (Ieorge and Queen Mary, the Royal guests will be present at the unveiling of the memorial to the late Queen Victoria. The Emperor of Germany is a grandson of the late (Jiteen. Met by the King The Emperor was met by King George at Victoria Station, and was driven in state to Buckingham palace. While at Sheemess, the Kaiser ami Kaiserin were ninth interested in a llihgl of aeroplanes by the aeronautic branch of the Mri lish Navy. A Dirigible Overhead Especially was the Kaiser interested in lhe dirgiible, which in company with a number of lhe aeroplanes llew over the Royal yacht, while it was at anchor off the naval depot at Sheemess. there were .'��) open carriages and autos containing the representatives of foreign powers. Accompanying thc procession were a thousand Mexican Ruralees who correspond to our Canadian N. W. M. P. The Paris of America Mexico City, "The Paris of America," is one of the wealthiest ami most beautiful dttes in the world. Mr. Johnston has photographs of its board far-stretching streets and roadways with their spacious "gloriellas" or circular spaces adorned with beautiful sta tues at intervals. The style of the city is mainly French. Its women are among the most beautiful women of all nations, and thc wealthy among them dress only in the latest from Paris. There are 3,500 automobiles in the city nearly all of which tire ol French manufacture imported at great cost. HAD TO SING FOR HER BAIL ROUND TOWN TODAY City Items from Street, Wharf, and Hotel The city council meets tonight. Alderman Douglas will make his maiden speech. The three men who were injured by lhe blast on Saturday are all getting on pretly well. The one who was worst injured seems to bc 1 getting better. Strange Plight of Madame Schumann-Heinck GOT HER LIBERTY Arrested for Speeding at Yonk- ers, After a Protest She Raised Fifty Dollars Bail by Singing to a Friend. (Canadian Press Despatch) Yonkers, New York, May 15.��� A strange plight was Madame Schumann-Heinck in yesterday, when she was arrested for furious Speeding in her auto, ami had not a dollar to pay her bail. She called up a friend on the telephone, antl appealetl to him to come and help her to liberty. He came.. "Lend me fifty dollars," asked the diva. McLean, as line a specimen of| manhood as one woultl see iii ,ir day's march should be ordained for the ministry to lake up work iu Hazelton. Mr. McLean, now a reverend, stands about three Inches over six feel and is built in proportion to his height. At the conclusion of the seronin Mr. McLean was ordained in the presence of the congregation by the moderator assisted by Mr. I). McLeod, an eltler of the church, Mr. Heveridge of Vancouver, and Rev. F. YV. Kerr. Helpful addresses were given by each of the gentlemen to Mr. McLean aud to the congregation, Yesterday was unquestionably the greatest of banner days in the history nf the local church by lhe fact that it was the firsl ordination service ever held in Prince Ruperl and also thai this eity was honored by the first addresses from Mr. Henderson since his appointment as moderator, Mr. Henderson gave a splendid sermon iu the evening. Ile left this morning on the S. S. Prince George for his home, but before going lur expressed himself as delighted with the prospects of Prince Rupert, lie is more than pleased that he came here because he now is cognizant of lhe great wink the church has to tlo hire and the wonderful opportunities ahead of it in this, "the greatest field in the province" lo use his words. Mr. McLean leaves for lla/elton with his bride tomorrow. CONFIRMATION SERVICE Eight Candidates Confirmed in St. Andrew's Church Sunday The Apostolic Rite of Confirm,i- "I will not lend you the money, but I will lei you earn it," replied the man. "If you will sing me a song, you shall have the money." In vain, Madame protested that she could do no such thing, but the friend was obdurate, 11 was only when she was being led away to the cells that the diva lifted up her voice, and for a few minutes the pa Itl men, the prisoners in the cells, and the reporters who were at the station, revelled in the beauty of Madame's golden nOt08' "" ' ':' "������"' : " :,., ��� . !.. ', ��� I .1 .-nl- When the song ended, the friend Hon was administered l>y Bishop aWttkenlng, the charge is one ��f paid the fifty dollars, and led DuVernet yesterday morning in Lj.,,,), wi(1, inU,nl ln ,1,, bodily Madame away to her car. St. Andrew's Chimb to right harm< -,-,���. ,l(.,.usWi Kimtira, is candidates. The five male ran- [detained now in Prince Rupert and Today the ('. P. R. S. S. Amur I dictates were presented by tiiel_jti ))(, (r'u%(j arrived a little overdue owning Rev. W. G. James. The three I to an exceptionally heavy cargo female candidates were presented] of freight. This is the Amur's by the Rev. (i. C. DesBarres. Al J. 11. Rogers is going BOUth farewell trip to Rupert. After large congregation look pari in I this week, He will spend some this she goes to Vancouver, and the service, and Blshlop DuVernet time in Vancouver anil Sc.ittic tie Beatrice will take her island preached a special sermon on tbe looking after new business In- w��rk. | subject of Confirmation, \ terests. On account of a contrail made a few months ago, lhe Prince < 'ieorge has to wait a tlay in Seattle this week to accommodate .'. large excursion party which is making the trip from Seattle to Vancouver. The effect of this arrangement is to bring the Prince Ceorge here on Sunday morning instead of Saturday. She will bring mail as Usual. On her trip tlown below ibis morning the Ceorge carried ii2 titst class passengers, and a number of scrum I class and deck passengers, In contradiction Of a rumor to the effect that thc Rupert was not to in.ike her usual trip this week, ihe <irand Trunk steamer officials slate that the Rupert is expected as usual on Wednesday. She will leave on Friday morning for the south and will carry the fust direct mail to Vancouver since ihe Ceorge hit today. JAP, NAP, TAP, SCRAP Oriental Dispute at Port Essington Jap Arrested A Japanese employee of the Balmoral Canner) fell foul of a fellow-countryman yesterday. The aggrieved Oriental was named Hani.igisl.i and bis assailant rejoieetl in the honorable name oi Kimtira. Hamaglshl, as you may ovserve ���-*mm______________9^^^^mm. ���MM THE DAILY NEWS 77ie Da/(i/ Akirs Formerly The 'Prince Rupert Optimist Published by the Prince Rupert Publishing Company, Limited DAILY AM' WKKKLY SUBSCRIPTION" RATES-Daily, 5oc per month, r 16.00 mi jresr, Inadvsnee. Weekly, S2.00 per year. Oursms Canada-Daily. CM peryear; Weakly, $2.51.1 per year, strictly in advance. TRANSIENT DISPLAY ADVERTISING-:- et nts pes Inch. on application. HEAD OFFICE Daily News Building, ThirJ Ave., Princ- Rupert, B. C. Telephone K. BRANCH OFFICES AND AGEN ; i New TORS���National Newspaper Bureau. 219 But - ���' I St . New York City. Seattle Pugi tS ind Ntw�� Co. Li indi in. ESGLAND-The Clougher Syndicate, Grai .'.Trafalgar genera. FARM LANDS ALDERMEN BE CAREFUL Bulkley Valley S20 seres witl ii '��� ��� Store and Post Ofl .... 120.000 320 acres - -meadow $3,200 Skeena River 153 a r.- ��� W.916 Cootrset rat�� 561-2 acrei ... -- mproved. T.OOOj Porcher Island ... ._.:.. a ,: Granted . 18,780 G.R. NADEN COMPANY Sanitary Inspector Warns the Citizens RUBBISH MUST BE CLEARED Not Only the Foreign Immigrants, but Business men and Aldermen who Should Know Better, Have Been Letting Dirt Accumulate. LAND PURCHASE NOTICE LAND PURCHASE NOTICK iirt'.i U-.: ��� Tnke ��� ' ��� Bl '. . - intend to ��P1 I ... -.:. -- ' Com.*r.er.c.:-.' .��'��� * come.* tt T. '.. ���.. .-���-:' - ��� mir M t port ii ' - -' .:������ :_...* .A.L. - _ ... . Dated Api - I . '.���:... i I Ur- S1875 Second A.e . Prince Rupert. B.C. Daily Edition. THE SINGLE TAX AND THE ASSESSMENT MONDAY, MAY 18 THE IROQUOIS POOL Er.f- - I ������ . ��� ROBT. .ASHLAND A workings in reader f thi N'ews I .- to inquire * it is th' meaning I the terra - gle tax. The - is a dmdj give more than a | iragraphic explai il present moment the . -": f whether I revo - raised by a single tax or not is inusual iraporta ��� A cit)* requires revenue to pay publi tficers, and uny out public wi rk^. It r-iir-c? these revenues .. ��� ��� I utati -������ fees for thi privileg ft - r ban th< itres and moving pi I ri - ws an reet way ol I .\:ng the dti The question of 1 standfa si raising revenue by taxa is om ft most iportani sidera s for a mt ml en of a it) r town ��������� ide. i ��� ms of raising re\ e nave bee of privately "wned lami^ md priva vd improve! land. Thi - ��� - .-������ .-.. --.-:-. :''..:..::.- V.- ... - fairest a most equiu' le : rm I ix taxing ery man a rding 1 wealth. But it has served loder servers, t this sy! did : rests . a . * ��� va teriorai from tht.- mom Land is I ��� ity limit- - - Spec- ��� its who were shrewd�� . * sed thats . .- ri . were..: :*������ :'*. ii i g t erecting rigs, it pa ��� - ml ��� ��� ther ma . I built neig rhe t ixes ���:. I ring wall} sm ill, it w..? easy I - I i ile. [was that the men who improved the Uriel pa) : ��� .-.;. ... ��� .-��� taxes md not . -��� ret trded the progress of the district by kei ng small ' txes I reaped . ... t t than his neig rs. It '������_ not work tiriy. ' >:.- - Liv.-r; . '.; ; ing it idle - ' - t gl tto over t I taxes re than pa the rents of I . ��� which enclosed it. The tremendt - .-������--���. ng tht -...������--��� The -: gle tax proposal is a proposal i - - ther t and have one single i tax ��� take as nearly as may be tht ��� .... - ' - r prict whi h one piece of land brings r another to its derira ate���soi ��� - land va! - By placing I ixes ��� -������������ era! g results ai I I ts Sesand It make ��� ��� stry. since it mal it more difficult foi t wish to us selves to 1 . rices 3) It makes for s - . .-. .������ . lath ��� 4 || - -���- -. ��� g a repress ..... \>t<*. ��� ibor, and makes - ; ��� of riches, isusu thei l*he poor man's lot usua is his cottag - t professed to fear that ��� :���;.;��� . . ie a i ""���'���'���' es. and di m Va r, i brough t t ' Ll ��� AjMrieaa Billiards SECONI' A\E Windsor Hotel I :'.' E *7 nOHTH STREET Nr*:, Furnithed and Steam Heated Roomi , - CLASS BAR AND DINING M IN connect: S ���NTS AND t'P ��� i:s? ran i . :-:- : ������..:��� Unless the citket - I Rupert, the householders : ess men. and yes, even I get busy pretr - up their back -' ��� yar Is, there is going to be I ' ' .em. Sanitary Inspector M ires that the it) irly as tidily kepi l be 1 y the resident: t ���--- yjmt -ig: : Ir:;. ��� : " :������ -l"."W,-. iT'-m : $6_.\)i) .. | Vegetable land at Kit- .. . Half mile from Railway. Fin* jl ..:,-:. ;���; .;.. " 1-8 seres of Fruit : it Kitselas. Hal: fj m :*..��� Railway. C7ftfi ; ys Rooming Houso 0/UU Ave, Nine furnished rooms. I :��� Dted A II M "ASK UNCLE JERRY" Buys --. r,- :,' i H ���.���.:?��� n:a:r. street at Kitselas. Buys Furniture tad U-ase . . ��� pureha- '���*������ ��� ��� I ' .'' . ��� . , -.- ������.������*: ��>t 40 ' ��� na .! . . ��� . ���������:.'��� Hi:.l. KKNSKV ���-..������r:.-. ';��� ������: ��� i'lV:"' ��� ��� ��� _e_rr.:-. -' __ mil.* - mm* - -Vilei ���-��� . ��� ttowiai 'a, - -. M ��� ..-'������ *,-.-' O-ttttt, . mme* """J J* ' ��� - wotair.lr.t ��0 $250 MUSSALLEM iDUU for two years of Ter. Room Toilet and bath. Cash���First payment on ^,- . ��� Rooming Ho-s^. 25x100, tiasement Balance pay! ��� Samtary Inspect r wi S725 New Knox Hotel the matter into his inds employ men to cleai ��� and insanita ��� . ex| enseof thedi It m^\- be necesr.-;- I ��� em summoi ��� ��� Magitsreatt ind the Sal tw is prepared I ��������� ination to do his lut Igi Lanl - ngthifneed C1Q Per Acre. 4x2 sen I:'�� r."". f���! ��".��� ..'���." MO fwuoos Lskebe Valkj the blame : r t Crft ?'*r Acr*' Ju5t a ' ' - .��� itan-cond:-. ns reigni^DU :-.-- fg teres. H he says SOI lings ii :ei in acr* ---'.' |U ���- IX ��� ������ Buys Furniture ani 3 1*2 yva: :ti.-r of Rooming ii - 14 I :. Rent Mo per mon:':.. ���ASK UNCLE JERRY" C1 QftO ' ���** 2 s: r- ; Ci VVV j Q ,.; Kiuelts, 4" An - ':a:es & people. P^r Acre. '.�� l-l sert g* included st Breck* ��� i ��� - Daud :���:.. ��� ':-. II ���'��� ������'��� .' '""f , - l*:--l-**-- ..:.: * dert, ;:. ��� ;;: -r.-x:.-A* ������:* ' - ��* ; A:.:ed about two mu�� ':*:..:. .:��� f���:������ :������'- . . . . ihesa aa* W ***!**. Yr.-tA*-. Vrrt:.:.. lea I Caato -;���. u ��� ... litis*-** A-:-**��� ��� ��� < ;_-cuu�� '.:.t laOl -���' ,' ****** ...... .: su mil�� ���a.. \\:.,:t . ��� ��� ebaiaa, thanca - ��� ____*, dwnct tnm ��� . . ... CHARLES tlELGROVE Fnadi S. 1 m-.oe. Aceni $50 d��tcHbad land-- t n n ���r.cinjf at a post plant**! three tu*\ ..,,, half mil- in an wi-K.-rly dirvction frnm <��� on NlM Wv��P where tM Lava Lakt tra and one mile in a n6rtherly dtnetlon :��� ��� Mid Lava Lake trail, thence aouth ttlghty thence west _t chain", thencc north - tht-nce east n�� chainB to point 'jf oommen i r.-.nuiniritf 640 acrei. Pate Keb. a. I'.'ll. John McDONALD P .; March 10. Joseph Belway, \stl, Skeena Land Diitrict-Uiatrict of Gtulu Taxe notice that I Andrew CumminKi o( \'Ati. couver. B.C.. occupation ooolc�� Intand t ��� ���- pormlttloii to purchase the followini dMeribed lands: Commencing at a pott planted thret- i(r. | half miles in an easterly direeti-.n from lh.- ; on Naas River where the Lava Lake trail :���, ��� near the trail, thence wesl �������� chair*, tier.'. B0 ehalni. thonoo out 10 ehtina. thone< chains io point of cornmenoement, eontali acres. Date Keb. 3. I'.'ll. ANDKKW CUMMIN Pub. Mar. 1". Joooph Bolway, \.. Skwna Land District���District of Coast Raan V Take notie*- that Ldith Alice Crowtbai | lkJefi, Yorkshire, Kngland, OOtupatioa i| ir.tends to apply for permiasion to purchaa following deacribed lands: Commencinf at a post planted at Uh corner of surveyed lot 31*1*1, Rang-* :,, Com District, thence north along the easterly Im,,-. said lot -ib chains more or less to the nutl limit of Lot ;19&5, lUnge 5, coast distric'. ���ast along the southerly limit of the last mi lot 60 chains to a point, ther.ce in | i eriy direction 35 chains parallel to thi easterly limit of lot 39&1, thence ir, a erly dii^ction 60 chains more or leu ta the point of commencement containing 210 more or lees. EDITH ALICE CltOWTHUt Dated March B, l:-:i. Tub. March 25. Skwna Land Distriat-DUtrict of Caitiar Take notice that I, Perry QOMBU ol Prir.ea Rupert, B. C*, occupation proapector. i-.-. I apply for permi?rion to purchase the f :������-:���;-: lands: Commencing at a post planted ir. v i of Goose Bay, about three-eights of a rr.'.- i ��� of the mouth of tbe Bonanta Creek, and I on the easterly boundary of Timber Un " .'��� i52sl or No. 352&0. thenoe south 40 chai-1 along ; the earterly limit of said Timber Limit V I or No 35250 40 chains, thence tttt to the there- of Goose Bay, a distance of 40 chains mot* ���.hence northerly along the shore of Go<��e Bt> 40 chains more or lets, thenee westerly 40 efealaa more or less to point of commencement. o,r tainii ,��� 160 acre* moie or leas. Dated March 7, 1911. PERKY QUEENAN Pub. April 7. rr - fr ra . - ��� ��� -���'.;- else. .- - minj ��� .���. musi ��� stri ght \ ��� ��� . r the sak ASK UNCLE JERRV" Bays live, g ��������� E.- :sner * I ��� ��� ... FIBST AVEKUE .: B EK1 ..Grand Hotel.. * -.PK.*.'.*'.!.*. i H'Vl ������- 25c Rooms 50c BEST IN TOWX TOR THI MONE1 J _i>*..*4K** rrwMv - ' it it has ta) aboui 1 ��� . ������ a. ��� .- ���'���'.- .* ISt i I that his fort* . ' this par- -���-���..��� $17,500 ! ?".7 ��� . : ilu .���- $2500 :: '. -. _\-r:.: $6000 $5500 - - - ��� ���"��� Boys 51 ��� n H ��� - - ��� Easy 1 r payment t* B_ ��� D -��� l�� A . "��� ��� ' :���-: - ��� Tr-.i - ainai f : ys K t Roon semeni ��� - ays elegant eight room ��� ��� ;; .- : S5180 i ��� i S300 ������ASK UNCLE JERm Hotel Central �� -fj';.*:;. J Ptter Blatt CAPT. ROBERTSON APPOIN- S2700 TED $3000 Is Made Agent for the Marine Department for B. C. y f 4 I H Q Sec- M ���--..-��� ��� ��� '. V, *_*m . oven- ..... _ta .-.- :.-'..iti of c*-*-, tl I Fttmc* S. rmtoi ., -������ n pr��p��tor. ..-.'������:.; w _ ;.:::u�� lit fcauowins . --. . pott p^.t��<i aboaot thw . ; :��ta cila *-*: c'. ::t '.:.' ul . ��� ���-��� -TjCv K.'.t. m cr.irj . ��� ��� -���-... ��� .::��� ��� ,'..'- --' * CLAIiA. ��� . . ... FRANCIS S. PRESTON - - ; >-.r^-. -Dlttrici I Caiaiar .���.���������������-��� DM . ��� . occopatte) ocr.'.racur. ..-.ttr.ci ��� .-- ���*,.���. :c purcta** tbt El D rt | ��� . ���; a: a ;-c*t plat:*-- about > tr.ree - .-��� _��� . . iw< ufltt Nl oi Um tmtkt and Flat riven tbtoet S ebaiu v ebaiM *"������ i -"" ��� ��� :..:^east- BRENToN 10RDC K MvuRL f ��� . ���- Agent I -. . Tti :.-������:�� a*nar .__.. se ������-��� 1 Kaoott of .. *:. B- C. occ.i-a.:^:. f*nr.er. ��� _.;; ..::;������ ut tbt foUo��ir.i* - ���������:���;*������ - a vat ol tbt : :��� ��� ������-..-- ��� d aim . , - _���---��� r ��� \ ;-.- chains, ��� �� . u .���.Ll? M. KXOCSE . _ "i;. I . ir*:...: S. Pl��toa��Atwt Skana Lt rict of Cassiar . .. ��� t tbai ta 19 of ^���.e*ar^. a .��� - irp ttar, an ��� ������ ��� .- ; a*, a ;**j*\ ; .* tbe forta : 11 ��� .-.;_������-- ��� ��� m.- **.:���:��� * ttee B . - - - ��� ��� _ ��� ��� ::-.. U ��� :.c\ ru c^a.L* watt. If . SWAN HALLBN Francis s. Pmt on, Ac��n ��� tl aseiar . T4t K3? ���*��������� L"d DUtrict-Dietrict ot Co��it Kupert. : wapati a I Mod to Take rotja, that M��� u g Putnam ot St to purchase tne f0Je*ias p,i*Min^t.. o^patfen married aorr.ar, -'-",*.. .^. ri���. * m,n,.* *.**,.* intenda to apply for perniiation to purchate tfr ��� - ��� following dweribed lands: :k* oi Commencing at i post planud at the iouth����: ' 'ffc��r- corner of Lot No. KaSmarkedMrt.L-C. Putr.arr.i ********* northeast corner, thence ��-��t to chains. tbtMt K>HK L MITCHELL MUth 80 chainf lb*n�� ^ 40 chftin��' U PrtBdl - i rati :.. Agent >keena Land District���District ot Coast Rtafl . Take notiee that William Franklin CwpMttl of Prince Kupert. B. C, oecupattoo ni'a.ra-- ke��p��r, intendi to apply tor permiasion to p-irer.ase the following deacribed land : Commencing at a poet planted at the south east corner of eurveyed Lot 1712. therce M chair.i eouth, tbence about 35 chaina weet to Lr-t -��� M thence 2U ebaina north, t��enee i- chair.* NM thenee about 25 chaint north to Lot 3v*>v I about 30 chains eaat to toutb eaet corner of Lot 1061, thence about 35 ebaina nonh to Lot 1711, tbence about U chaint east to point of eommer.cr- ment: containing tSO acrea, more or leea. Dated Feb 15. l&ll. I'ub March \. WILLIAM FRANKUN CARPENTER 5kt na Land DUtrict���District of roast iUng 5 Take notice that Benjamin Rueeal Klce tl ITinee Kupert, B. C, occupation waiter, inte-.:�� to apply for permission to purchaae the ti V. I ; i*tmer.l*il landa: Commencing at a post plantod ��� "��� tbalM from the south oast c^rne of Lot 3J6o, _���* chains west, thence 65 chains north, thence Tl chains east, thence 65 ehalns aouth to point U commencement; containing 455 acroa, more or ���*tm Post marked B R. K, ft, E. Cor. Dated Feb. 13. li*ll. Pub March 4. BENJAMIN Rl'SSEL RICE Skeena Land District-Dstrict of Oooat Take notice that I. Leslie E. Walter, of Vancou* ver. B.C.. occupation prospector, intend toap�� I t-ermUsion to purchaae the follow :nl"��d lands: Commenclnt; at a poat planted and mari-i I. B. W, * S.E. comer anj immediately ., I����st marked W.A.'s N.W. corner; thenc- ��� chains, thence west H cha;r.<. tbttice ��� chains, thence eost *** chaina, to point of com* mencement. containing 32" acres, m-ire or LESLIES. WALU R. Dated 1st Feb.. 1911 Charles H. Al>- Pub. Feb. 25. FOR SALE r��. t ttm* H t ROSS !.-:-~. H frmt. tit**. :���-���--���.' M .;��� 13.���C^- ' : '. ��� - .-���--. point I ' post (agent ��� - Marine ; . - . | - ��� . Bays ti -��� -. ;. .- rooms ��� - ' ��� ��� ���--.-. ��� .�����.. ��� . Aver -��� ELECTRICAL FIXTURES ELECTRIC WIRING - . Hints to Investors No. 6 - . " - ' ..'"- itinj Thi .... ... .. ... ... ��� ��� ��� S2625 S50 ; ���ASK UNCLE JERRY" O 1 uu ...... -. S1000 for : - ��� f O 9 j ;����.-.! Lir.: :���.���'..- c; Dutrict I < uiur *.... tc;:ct tbftt W l...a.t. lr***.-::<. L��n��on :'.-.* :..;--: ! ' ,ce.;,:���:. cwp*Ller. i *_**___* the ��� .' c^.c:.:-*-: .��:.:�� -v.-.c-rr M . | | .- ��� ������ ibc-^t thtt* ?.-_*_ ***** .. ;,it*- ,r.i KU: I "��� ��� FM a- .'- " ' . " t .-��� -��� -' - ' ' ��� :.tr,�� eut ��t�� ��� *. WILLIAM - ... '.MLROS . . . north SO chains to post ol commer.cn-.t" tainir.f :I.O mete* more or Iras. Dated March 20 1911. MBS. 1- C. ITTNAM Pub. Aeril 15. Geo. R. Putnam \lt* tr.- Store! -��� -. ::. -*������:��� Ston ll I -��� : Pulton St ': ��� tbe Banking L-istrict ���ASK UNCLE JERRY' Skeena Land District ���District ol Coa.t Rufi I Take notice that Georte Levick of Prtne a. B. C. occupation derk. ir.t nds to a; ���, permission to purchsae the folloair.c _m*t\ '��� lsnds: Commencing at a pott planted on ll I Lakelse Laake sbout 60 chaini north ea��t from uf aaid lake a Lakelae Rivvr. thence ;10 ekaias north, thence about 60 chains east to I**, ��� '***** mrtm \t��rn Ukt.th��ncan.Mnd��rlnt said laka.hofein s �������;��� ���rly direction to point of comm��nc��-ntn:; OM Sktma, Uad ,'..-::.- :. nc: of Cas,iar tairdng SO acr��. mor�� orls^ Post matk*d G. L take ���..:.** ::..: I, Atlnd <vvte of 1'rir.cr Ku- S. W. Comsr. ;*r.. fa. c . ���ccj^s'.K.n stemrfalin. istasd U Dst��i Fab. 14.1911. GEORGK LEVIi K - -ast the loIlu'��ir.( Puh. March,. '..-.��� .: a po.t plantei aboul lbs 'Ar.it. ar.i 1..: sk��T.a Ur.d District-District ol Coast Hsu, '*���'-������"������������"���-- Tsk, r...tice that M.r> lleaton GildmWv- I ta*t. tt*.:,, c: _...., MWfci ,.,���|CV eu chain, j Victoria. B. C. occupation hoiwkeeptr **"������ I lo appl) lor permission to purchase thi ' ��� ".-'.. rUaTRGO KYTI ^-crili-d lands: -- - franc. >. Prwton. Ajent ' Commencinii st s post planted at the south-,-.! c ran <,f Lot 996. Ran��r i. Coast Kistric.' '��� ' ..c. c; Cassiar '? I"h��'n' ">uth thence ,0 chains cast, thir.ir HI :.������ : at . act) ,jf I'n-c* *���**'* north, thenw ,0 chains weet to | ..._ l. . . . * . ' ' "" . ma��nia.n^..a ....... .-..->-,.> .._ _..��� ... .- the last dec! . the Mayoi as to t ��� ��� - - ��� - ' ' "progress ! ' . ' ' ��� ' ' - it) .: ��� .' ��� ' ' H. W. Blakelv - Electrican Third Ave. Near Sixth Bread a n n H Bread ��> CLIFTON'S 20 For $1.00 flm.r*,! e" ',"���'/ Uk,T ,n Vrmc- R'"''�� '.mporting ,��..'.' 7 fr",m \h- famnu' "K'.live> Mill* ���i.al'.j of I, ea,! a-,1 Wright cr, bt relied ,.,�����. anu note the price --Twenty fo( One 1 PHENIX THEATRE ��� '���'�� Vk-��^'-��-- TO-NIGHT Complete Change of Programme Latest Pictures ��� B*st .*��ik GET THE HABIT EVERYBODY COME W.i- 15c ��� Children 10c ...... . . - i i Promoter j in - ��� - de - . ��� ��� - ��� ��� " . 27 Prei - -. ��� - ' i holleruig foi r eenti - ��� . .- - -��� for the rest f the aeaaoi ��� - talcing a | .-. Umpire a ir: $800 $840 $550 $600 $400 -���������: terms foi Ea-;. }':. ��� t in sect " This - ��� ���. ri-.. ten - ' - ' ��� Price II -' G ��� ���: tern - ��� oal. Bojrs ��� - -��� ��� tm 6. Price Price .- - ���'���-:' * - - - .r-arai u atph ��� a- ��� '. :..'c:.^- ttt lollc.ir.,' d. leited .- ��� -' i ; -' ;..rte,l I t��o nalie - .-:���.-. - ��� ���' ������' rivers, ������.:,, ., ml .,. chairj chain. !������������. Dorth ������ cbains ������'���-*--,������ ���: , ���,. - - J"H\ ROI ! l.'i PACK. I rare . I, !���:,.���. r.. As.a - :-".t". ,! Cout kance 5 la - ������ ��� ' ����� ��� ��� ��� - k ...-,- .... , ��. . , , . * ..w..a laar eaaajl I, w e.l narr.T Ol La La*, of Stince, chains south, thence IS chsins ��� chain, nonh, thence 40 chair.. .'��� .'.��e the lollolrlai , commencement cont.inir.j SS a< .' st a post ;..r-.-al at��,ut Ihree and - ���-, lirection ���' '���. ��� .' n Insrtwban "" ������'������ ��� **��� ��� toetntt '""������-��������� '���������>. :.','.c �����t . Bread * * * * �� Call our Wagon or 'P/ione 65 or 294 green Advertise in The Daily News Maybe thc price you usually pay will buy more value ih.tt, you uwallj let k.'.ui and sn*wcrads(orawhile and learn." THERE is at .-���-;:-���.��� lemaad for '-"'��� It ' MS <-.' : ajartmerts. ���-���'.��� '��� having I lesaad a:ar:rr,er.U t** rent I ���_ -��� I at ar.y time in the ��� future shoui . -���������-:. with Uf at JAPS WANT COMPENSATION ������������� tee have i sndsbymail " " parties who desire to seeure quart- \.m k_m*L_ t_. . i r* ers by tht time they arrive here. Are Alraid International Conference Will Stop Sealing I AM *^��f mk** *> opW*" ������ to the ______ * t*rn-.ar.er,t ''"alue�� of real estate in f* ,. ��� , Prince Rupert for Investment To all (Canadian I rets letpatch) such enquiries 1 honestly stats that any V tOlia, M.iy 13.���Pel tioni frinci; Rupert prapvrtiss, at oresent ��������� prepared by the owners v**B,Uon,< are a sooi investment. of Japane .-. schoorn hut I advtoe my dienta who are des^ i ��� t \- ��� ,. ., C'U' of takinir a'ivar.taire of "��nan��" lo _ I In theNortl Pndfi, ������ _ :-,.., only where offering ar^e �� upon the Totao government to mueh below present market quotations, insist ui-m compensation f-,r the svrr ���. _, . ��� , . *__,__>_* . WE are aWe *�� Pick up for our cents km of their Industrj' in the e>-ent " wbo have ready cash for invest of the internatioi onferi ce at mpn^ g����J properiles at from 20 to 40 Washington ltOp| g Sealing. I*r cent, l.elow the market l,y careful ' . watching of fluctuation., and chance* ��� Tin- modern store lims to make _l**2 ?*', " TlT* ca''h for in" ..11 ���,������ , . mane xestment ant! are ook nc for real har. J he housewife - shopping hour rest- train, eall in and talk It ow. I can (ul and interesting t.. her -not ��how you how to make quick profit*. strenuous and nerve-wrecking, If the shopper is an ad-reader, thi: iu to point of com- nu 1 ���. ' ��� sere, more or less ISlt MARTHA 3>K ��� ' -District of Coast Rante 5 ��� ******* ��� Ir.rcek pS��� .;.-. ��� it.-,--:.- Intend to api . | ' ' ;.���������: * tbe lollowtm bribed o��f at a port planted about th-ee an :.���:���������,;��� a toutb ����terly direct in wtrly direction commencement, containing SSO acre, rnaar. MARY HKATON OILDERSLI ' VI Hated April 17. 1911. I'ub. May 6. Skeena Land District���District of loan RalS Take notice that Alexander Mclnto.i, el t ��� c"uver. II i'., occupation real wtate intend, to apply for permuaion lo pure: ��� I | descrilied lands: Commencing at a post planted 40 chai' - from the southwest corner ol Lot i-l-.i, ths ��est. thenw SO east to point 'I ._. acrus more ��� I Dated April IT. ISU. ALEXANDER lldNTOSH I'ub. May 6 - nlns ������!<.��� sere, nort or;.-.. Da e: Apn; 14. lSMl. iuL ,.... Ita) IS. JAl K .-���������- u Lttd MatriM -Di��rict of Coast H,r,,. * ;��� Harold McKe.no, Ire- '���-��� .B.I . 'ft-.;.: or, bla ,.- lh. Inl ggrTj m -o purchase ,h. ft.,^^ Irom il' . bm obatfrtE N chain, tbaaet natfa hi ch. n,. thVnceT." "n I -k-n. !.������,, Di,.,let-Di..,ict o, Coa.. R��W 5S!?A��rir^ll* "j* ������ .Take nonce tl,��� tlr.ee McT.vish. of V.ncoin,/. 1 ��� ''"' J' "AR'-LI- IUKEAN f*1 ��� occupation married woman, Intends to spipl- ., . . a "r Permission to purchase the followin( deseril"! ~ _*** (Caasiar '*""''��� _ - "o"? ,t,! '' M,n M K' ''"nmenclnn at a pwt planted al lhe south��w ... occupation manic! ,-ir f.V��� *'_m" ***> chain, east and M chains north ��l larvey'sSurvea. .... ���a.aatte ,-,. thence 40 rhsins ea-'- ('cammer.cini st a port plar.tel .bouttwn tnence Su ch.lns north, thence 40 chains �� skeena Und District -District of �� ossl ksnc- ; Take notice lhat I. Uuchlan John Shsnsha- 'I victoris. U. C., occupation teacher, intenai i apply for permission to purchase the follosir..' describiHl lands: Commencing at a post planted (">.'��� chair,- a u ' from the southeast corner of Lot J060. that chains south, thence 40 chains west, there. H e-aains north, thence 40 chains east to pt commencement, containing ltu> acres mor.' I - LAUCIII.AN JtHIN SHANAHAN Date. April it, 1911. Tub. May 6. Skeena Und Distrirt-District of Coast RaSfl Take notice that Lottie McTavish of Vance""'. '-��� ' .. oceupation married woman, intend- 1�� ��ppl>' lor permission to purchase the folio'*''!' aiescrilnvl lands: Commencing at a post planted at the north- ���est eorner 100 chains east and 20 chains IwrtB limi tie northeast corner of Lot 11 m. Har>-'> ' .-'airvey. I oast Distrirt,Range I,thence 10 chairs 'outh, thence SO chains east, thence SO chai:.- north, thence 40 chains west, thenee till chai' - -outh, thence 40 chains west to post of eommeneement containing 400 acres more or less. Dated May I, 1911. I.OTTIK McTA* ISI| I ������� m*. ��. Kred W, llnhler. Ager.t aeeupat 1 IM :.ar permiasion t dtveribed lands: -. narrh . . ..... ..,.' "''ner loo chains east and 20 chi o pure:-,..,, t.k, ,,.-;; " the northeast comer of Ut 1116. II I COM in-trict. Range ft. Ihence ���si planted about,.. tnence su chnins north, thence 4.. . Itl sr.d two miles ��t*1 of tie ' ..". ,',?'*" "'pn<T ,M *_V~m south to posl ol eommencenieii and Flat mers. thence n<r: - " ''* i���'" "Ifit i'=�� acrw mow or les.. ,., .��� ���aat H ebaiaa, ther.ce aoml ��� "'v *,.*}'_,M��>���-��� 1��M. CRACK McT.Hl>1' .-*: SO chains. " '��� * * May 6. f-,^ w. Uohler, Agen' Dated April 20, 1911. Pob. Mai- 13. ALK'l: M KMoi OE Franc,- Skeena Und DUtrict Dtatt Ctmttt i> cas) to do, Jeremiah H. Kugler ���?'ff Skeena Land Dislrici District ol Coast lake notice thnt W illiam McTavish of VatlCBO- '���'��� ll t . oceupation phvslcian, Intends lo arl"> l,j..i,N'r" '" ft**** lhe following dwrrli-i t'omi,i,.,,ei,,k- ,it a post plantcl nl the .oiitlw" corner, lo chai,,, north .nd 40 ch.ins east 0 "" martheast rorner of Lot 1110. llnrvey's llW I oasl Distrirt. Range ft, thenee 60 chnins "��' _,.< v,< *._-? ���_*'-* **"... _*v rr.ti*.,. ,_,_,_,__ :. "" nci. itnnge ft. theneo BO cnains e..-a S -.��.���' ",<"w Mr|- ���'��� ���^������-;.:.:���,: SS2S? __." __^*m�� 60 ������"���������" _*__ Dated April l-' l'.lt minv i"'J" .60 'hains smith to pc*t of commencement ���ub May 13 ' ���E2.Y.PJTZQERA1 Ii ,Z_- ,<!*" ,1li" """ """-' "' I""- .-.'ii * ' ' Fr,r"" ���> Pn-ton, A. ��� BfM/fK*- ��U. WILLIAM A. MrTAVlMl ��� >k-nt lub. May ���. Fred W. Dohler, Ag'"1 THE DAILY NEWS WE^HAVE BUYERS FOR LOTS IN STEWART Samuel Harrison & Co. Brokers, Prince Rupert and Stewart, B. C. Agenta for Stewart Land Company, Limited il -������-"+~-+-~~~..�����~~..~.- j j ii LYNCH BROS. Largest Stock ( t i ( j j Lowest Prices in Northern B. C. \ i i i General Merchandise I WOMEN j 1 This is a little section of the paper, whieh from duy to day will be devoted to subjects of special interest to women. Any and all of the ladies of Prince Rupert are invitetl to contribute to its columns, and to tuke part in its discussions, Suggestions und criticisms are invited by the editor. The hope is expressed Unit "The Cosy Corner" will fill a social need. = THE COSY CORNER = DEVOTED PRINCIPALLY TO THE INTERESTS 01 CHIC STRAW BRAID TURBAN -+���+���*- Straw braid was never so beautiful ;ts it is this spring. Our sketch today was taken from a model turban in burnt orange Btraw braid, whic i was wide enough to drape in manner shown above. Tho trimming* for this jaunty bit of milliner-,' was a band and wing bow of brown velvet. where the boozers Iai;, blowing in his bundle for a twilight jag, while his wife is waiting, heartsick with her woe; that's lhe road to Reno, where divorces grow. Every little jangle in domestic lives, every little wrangle husbands have with wives, swell thc long procession, help the passing show, on the roiid tn Reno, where divorces grow.���Wall Mason. I.AMi PURCHASE NOTICE LAND PURCHASE NOTICE .,,, . j ..! l'i-irirt -District nf Coast Hatliti' .', ���ta;,i lli'iiry Macartney of I'rinci, a occupation miner, Inlands to a^ply a. ia* purchase tha followini: iIcmtiIm'iI ;i naat iilunt.il on the aouth it Uiver, about I 14 niili-a from . .,ith tho Skoena Itiver -snd aboul sst Irani Kxchumsiks rapids, thence 80 :l.,-nce IU chains east, thence II I thanca III chuins wiwt to point ai ���. ��� jj il aiatiiii: :l*JU acres more or .1.1 "II.M. S W. cor." I'll IIKN'llY .MACARTNEY i tttmt Uad lli.trict -District of Coast ���-. lhal I. William Melvillaa Corley Ontario, occupation clerk, inteml Uai|a|h laal |aa ril!|..aon t��l |HlrcllWI' till' [llllliwi ll|{ j dMTil.-l Un.l-. ,' ., pool lilanle,! at the northwest Kaitt 5, Coast Dintrict. ihence | tlience noith 4(1 chains, thenre wesl ; 10 11,11*. tiale sloutth, thence Blunt* I - . I" laallllt of ClMII I IIClllV llll ��� 111 . COI|-| aa,are nr lews. ���. I'll. WILLIAM MELVILLE CORLEY lli.trict ol Coast Itange .'a I II I, Charles A. Vaughan of rt, II i , occupation merchant, inteml I >:a iai purehu.,1 Ihe followlnit ,- ut 4 p���.t | lanteti on the south . ik- Uiver and about lour milm ha it- p��.r.ilai. rv wuh the Skeenu Ilivcr, thenee < a a. lhaaca NU chains north, thenc Ml ca BO ehuins south to |Kiinl ol r ��� - ..p.. . ,1 ,-,.rit r.iuinic till! acres more or leas. I. i '11 fllAIII.KS A. VAtHillAN I. \ I liatrict -lli.trict ol Coast Ualilte ,r, . 1I..1 I, Krank flick. ,af fat* La- ipatlon merchant. Intenil to apply ���ai. to iiurchase the lollowina ilescribe.1 a .' ut a |Mist plantnl on thc south i I iad aim.ik. Hiver anil about four "���Mlan-nre with the SfanSI Kiver, rhaina wart, thence Ml chains north, chaim ea.t, thence soulh HU chains' I aaat.imenrelnent, containing tilU acres awe* or Um. |>��<��i\i- 11,1S1L PRANK HICKS i. tnsts SW.is Un I I ii.tnct -District ol Coasl lUnge 6 Is., notic,. that Mary MaraKret Olllla ol Vlc- tn, M i.. ueriipation housekts'iier. intends to JW) Ir i.rinisskin lo purchase thu lollowing wcil.,1 lamls: < ' poat |ilanted at the north oaat *n_ i.| |.,t ,..;. thenc It) chains wost, Ihonco attain, soutli. Ihence il) chalna smsl to T. L I about Ml chains nnrlh to Ukelse ���' iua>unilering said river up slraam in alinrlion l.i Ukelse Ijike, Ihenca _.,. Tin< ."*"' '"k�� <o Point of ijouimencoinent "'������'.at..' Ii.u arres, more or leaa. tiea.",'.''',"*,':1 :M M' (i" N- *������ turner. ���a March 4, MAUV MARGARET Gil LIS ***���* Uad Ii.trir, -District of Queon Charlotta l_Z ,!H^'n, ""* *im*' '''rl"''11 ��t I'rinca ,'STUpalinn butcher. Intends to apply ******* to purchaso the lollowing deseribad ������ a< a post plant,,! .bout seven *��� ���' un.l iwo ml'es south o( the moulh ol where it empties into Naden 5"��w. I.rahutn l,l.,���l, thenct 80 chalna aouth, chains wesl, thence HO chains norlh, ' '"' nl of commencement ' I" acres more arigB, I��ll 0BOROI KKIZZEl.l. Numa Demera. Agent skeena Land District -District of Quevn Charlolte Islands Take notic lhat tloorge W. Arnott of Prince Ku|M>rt, 11. C, occupation real eslalo bruker, intends to upply for permission to purchase lho following described lands: Cummencing at a post plantetl about sevon unl' ��� and one-half..mile wost and ono mite aouth from the mouth of Stanly Creek, Nadon Harbor, thenee west HU chains, Ihence south HO chains, thenr,' east HO chuins, ihenc north HO chains. DtMd March 17, lull. OBO, W. ARNOTT Tub. April 22. Numa Demera. Agenl Skeana Und Diatrict���District of Coaat Range S Take notico thai Angus Uoalon of i'rinco Rupert, n. C., occupation miner, intends lo apply for permiasion to purchaso the following described lands: Commoncing al a post planted at the south eaat corner of Lot 39.17, thenco 40 chaina weat, thenc 40 chains aoulh, thence about 60 chaina eaal to Ukelae Uke, thenco meandering said lake ahore in an nurtheny direetiun to point of com- mencement; containing 170 acres, more or leas. 1-osl marked A. IL, N. K. Cornor. Dated Keb. 14, I'.-ll. ANGUS UEATON Pub. March 4. Skeena Und District-District of Coast. Tnke nolle lhat I, John Miller, of Vnncouver, B.C., occupation butcher, intends lo apply for iiermission to purchuse the following described lands: Caatiimeiii-int: :ai ;i pa..i plnutod ula-aiit 1 ,-hiiin from tidewater al the head of Luscombe Hay. and markisl J.M.'s N.K. corner, thence wesl HO chains, thence south Ml chains, thenc east Ht�� chains, tlience norlh HO chains, U> point of commence* ment. containing >���,'* acres more or less. JOHN Mil.1.IK. Datnl 1st Feb.. lull Charles 11. Stark. Agent I-ub. Keb. ::. Stikine Und District���Dslrict ol Caaaiar Take notice that Sydnuy llodgkinson of Tele- graph Creek, IL C. occupalion clerk, intends to apply lor permission tu purchase the following descrllieil land: Commencing at a poat plantetl about a quarter mile north east tram Utaeier llillle and on lhe oaat bank of Stikine River, thenc east 20 chaina thenc north 40 chains, thence wwt 20 chains. thenc aouth 40 chains to point of commenement and containing HO acres more or loss. Dated Keb. 11. I'll. SYDNKY HODGKINSON Pub April *. CA. Tervo, Agent Stikine Und District-Dlslrlcl ol Caaaiar Take none that Christian A. Tervo ol Stikine ' It. C. occupaliun customs other, intends to apply lair MnHMnn to purchase the lollowing described lands: Commencing al a pust planteil about 18 chsins north west of thc customs warehouse at Slikine, li. C. thenc wost 20 chaina. thenc aoutl 20 chains, Ihenc easl 2U chains, thenc north 20 chains to polnl of emmenement and entaining 40 acres more or less. Dalcd Keb. 13. l'Jll. CHRISTIAN A. TERVO I*ub. Atrl 7 THE VOICE I heard the voice of the city Calling again and again; And into her arms there hastened Millions and millions of men. And I heard the voice <>f old gardens, Of quiel woodland ways; But few hearts there were that would heed them In the rush of the busy day. The cities grow old and vanish, And iheir people faint antl die, But the grasses are green forever, Forever blue the sky. APPLE CHARLOTTE The Best Way to Make This Dainty- Soak 1-3 box gelatine in 1-3 cup cold wilier for five minutes, pour over it 1-3 tup boiling water. Add one cup sugar, juice of one lemon, one cup cooked app'es. Strain, and stir in a pan of ice water till stiff, thei add the well-beaten whites ol three eggs. Line a dish with lady lingers, or sponge cake, pour in the mixture, and serve either with whipped cream, or with boiled custard made fiom the yolks of three eggs. FASHION SHOTLETS Every Line a Lesson in Spring Notes The butterfly bow is very chic. Flower toques are quite the thing. Jabots .re still as much favored as ever. New coiffure shows broader, higher effect. All vivid colorings are used for evening. The aeroplane hat is seen everywhere. Lace veils are extremely long in the new models. There is a decided vogue for black velvet shoes. Brocades are gorgeous in colorings and texture. Never have foulards been so beautiful or so popular. Grays are shown on many of the newest materials. Mousseline is now used to trim frocks of batiste or linen. Double Weekly Service ~?7temTof'.. ISPORTi 4*t�����. Jin in in m n ��� in in n i *_-�� nra **__ ira i* ' ' M<V��.<MOT I M l'l IIVMI'WT f S.S. PRINCE RUPERT and S.S. PRINCE GEORGE For Stewart, Sundays, 8.00 am. I For Vancouver Victoria AND Seattle Mondays and Fridays at 8 a.m. ���a. Prince Albert sails for I'ort Simpson, Nuas River l'oints, Masset, Natli'ii Harbor, every Wetliit's- duy, 1.00 p.m. anil for: Refuge Uny, Skiik'gute, Queen Charlotle City, Lockeport, Pa- cofl, Jedway, Ikeda Huy, Rote Harbor ana return via Queen Charlotte City every Saturday, 1.00 p.m. The Grand Trunk Railway System connecting with trains from the Pacific coast operates a frequent and convenient service of luxurious trains over its double track route between Chicago, Toronto, Montreal, Quebec, Halifax, Portland, Boston, New York and Philadelphia. Information and tickets obtainable from the office hereunder men- t'-ned. Trans-Atlantic bookings by all li.���-"- arranged. A. E. McMASTER FREIGHT ANI) PAB8BN0BB AGENT FAMOUS PRINCESS LINE Canadian Pacific Railway ��� B.C. Cout Steamship Service princess May ilJTHTjffWWH Kor Vnnrouvrr. Victoria vmmM__\miU^ Nn<1 Seattle ^D il*W FRIDAY. MAY Uth. ���moon ^HJfFffl^ Truin for Winnipeg umlToron- ^H mm to Iwivi-h Vnncouver at ^H^Hr u.m. daily ^^^ Imperiiil Limited fur ChirnKo, Montreal uml Now York. Host truin ticnmii thc continent, leaved Vaneouuer tlnily at 3.45 p.m. CurrieH compartment, observation enm, the iuu-i cur on nny rontl nny where. Arr'iii fur all A t i.mt ir .Stcumnhip In.-- Tickets to und from Kuropean pointa. J. G. McNab General Agenl ROYAL MODESTY Least Important of All at a Wedding LAND LEASE NOTICE INGENIOUS WORK BOX Hand Made Things for the Work Table Coast to Coast OCEAN TO OCEAN Tickets To All Points ROGERS' Steamship and Railway Agency Second Ave. Phone 116 Freddie Welsh ami Packey McFarland unci May 211 in Now York, During tlie seventeen years that Joe Sugden, tho Tigors'battory tutor, has crouchod behind i*i<' plato, ii i> estimated thai he has caughl mun-than 1,000,000 pitched balls. Some Belleville l��>xinn fans think Kid Meyers can beat Artie Edmunds in a twenty-round bat�� tic. Edmunds i> nillin^ it> k" n|1 if Meyers will make VM) pounds anil pin up a $2(1(1 side bet. Tommy Burns, formerly heavyweight champion of thc world, has accepted .i contract with ('mi Join's iii play a dozen games with the Vancouver lacrosse team, for which he is tn receive ��1(1,0(10. He is lo slarl training at once, and will report at Vancouver later. Tom Longboat, insisis upon no- inn down tn Huston, running over lhe course, antl making a new record if he can. If he succeeds it will certainly lie a notable fact and will prove lhat Longboat can come hack . gain. Jack O'Brien is keeping the wires Imt in an attempt tn arrange a match between Johnson ami rather Al Kaufman or Sam Langford. Johnson, who is iu New York has announced lhal lie was lired of vaudeville ami automobile racing ami probably will welcome an opportunity to make a little spending money. 17191? T? EMPLOYMENT �� MXLaMJ onicK *. *. t I Kur iill kinds nf help, cooks, | j waiters, dishwashers, hotel por- i ( tei's, all kinils of laborers ur me- { / chanlcs, call up } I Phone No. 178 ur full al tin' (iiand Hold Free Employment Office Headquarters for cooks t, waiters aa!..^..^..-^....^....^...^..^....^...-^...^..^ ,aa^a. ROGERS & BLACK WHOLESALE DEALERS IN��� Building Material, Cement, Lime, Hair-ftlirc Pluatcr, Coke, Blackamith Coal, Common Brick, Pressed Brick Shingles, Lath, New Wellington Coal Ai.l. ORDERS PROMPTLY PILLED See Us for Prices. Phone No. 116 When the Crown I'rinee of Sweden married Princess Mar- ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ garet, the pretty niece of King _ _ __._ . \Tl\pn Kdward, he arrived at St. George's *)# J)# INLANDLK Chapel, Windsor, just when the perplexed officials were at their wits' end to provide seats and observe due order of precedence. As the prince was standing in the doorway with his attending groomsman one of the officials bustled up. "Now, sir," said he, scarcely glancing at the prince, "who might you and your party be, and wherp am I to seat you?" "Where you put me doesn't matter," the prince replied meekly. "I am only the bridegroom!" ',' Manila Laml IJUtricl��� Dlitrict ol , Sltnatia '"��� "ii"' that I, J. tl McNah ol I'rince Itu- j < i:< M'ral aRciii, inti'inl to apply ( i" prua|HTt tor coal anil petrr.ltnim I ' ���'i- ������.....��� aa, nn >������,.,!. ,1, Clllin '���',,r.l.���.lo.lh0 ����lerly lli.it ot . ,' ���" �����*�� to mo winterly Mi.it ' Hioiici. in a southerly .HrtHti, 1&1 n,',, 'T"10?,"1.liml1 " **>**���" '"o 5*����1 lim . . i 'v ���'""'���Ion alons the laat men- _~" "I Umber n," ,"'.,!.""* or '"" lo the ea-'lerly ' ', '""" WSS, thence in a northerly r 'ma. more or lima to the point ol I j-,'""'��� JACK BEDFORD : "^'r,' SS?!�� <*,*___ jwl! .""l*tt, it , "'"' '��� < lara May Utile ol Prince JW>' d��� '.���,.;��� "ecupatltin aiifnater. Intend to **'��..I I..,, '""" '" purchaae the lollowing tomm,nrira.' _**'*"*'t .1 ll", t'."ml. l-'""'-"l ��t the north ,.,1 1 ..��i��. Uannc 5, Cnaai Diatrict -��">'����, thenee north 26 chsina " mi thenoe north 20 chsina "'_ *��, thence aouth 46 chaina t.i ��*���<>, I,.., """""'mont, conlalnlnx 112 sen* 0^���l*-"'l'1 iui''Vi ri"UJH. & C���" "���"��" B '"'"'il-ui, i ���''"" ,S- "elwllor ot Berlin. i.'i, purthaaa the loUnini (\e.criii��i ,j iVlKS ____** ** 'he aouth- " *ft thencc eaal BO chains fr *""' 30 . s"",h 4B ehaina moro ���r leas, fc���h��if�� n J. |��� ,"'"��'" 6a, thonce north ffi""1* 11'* , . ' ''oint "' ciinimenceiiiont l,*1 Murei, ,, ' ".".'"reorleaa. '"''AninV; ,'l,"i la.Dt.N s. DBTWtLBR ���laalaii Camplicll, Auent Coast Land District District of Skeena Take notice thut I, I'aul Bremller, of l'orcher Island, occupation farmer, intenil to upply for permission to lease the followinjr foreshore: Commencing at a post plantetl about 12 feet from the location |>ost of lot 1301 OK Porcher Island, tlience in a southerly direction following high wuter mark 1200 feit; thence west to low water mark; thence northerly following low water mark 1200 feel; theiii'i' east to point of commencement. PAUL BKENDLEK. Dated March 7, l'Jll. First insertion March 11 Sliii'iin Laml Dlatriel-Dlitrict of Cwat Kanife Tak.- notici' that I Severln A. Tallamlcr of I'or .'her lalnml, ocrtipnliiin ahlp rmialcr, Intent] to sp lily for prrmiaalain to lease the following ile acrilatl foreahore: Commem'lnif nt n lioal planted nt the N.W. corner <af lnt IllirJ. thenre weat to low water mnrk, Ihence south nton* low water mark Bi chains more or le.ia, thence eaat to S.W. corner of lot I IMS, thi'iu'e north nlonir hlirh water mark lliointr the westerly Isiundary of lot 131121 26 chnins more I or less to point of commencement nml contnininK nil foreahore in front of lot 13112. 8EVKKIN ALE.XANDKIt TALLKNDKK DnUilMarch tl, lull. I'uli. March IS. Skeena Ijtnd District ���Disirict ol Cosst Take notice thai William Munford I I'rinc" Uupert, B. C, occupation prospector, Intemls lo apply tor permission to [MM the folowinR j deacrlb'sl lands: Commencing at a post plantod nhout 100 chains aoulh ol the Indian Keservo on the eaat side ol I aaaaa-, Hay iaaial aall the east slllt' of till' peninsula , thence soulh SO chaina along chore, thencu WMt I hi chains lo (loose Bsy, thence north slong shore SO chsins, thenco west 40 chnina moro or leaa to Iioat, containing 020 acrea more or leas. lated March 8. 1911. WILLIAM MUNFOKD I'uh. April 16. Skeena Land Diatrict -Diatrict ol Coaat Tako notice Ihst Otis .1. Hanson ol I'rinco Hupert. B. C, occupation proiMiector, intends tc apply lor permission to loase the lolluwing descrihed landa: CommencinK st a poat plantcl nhout a ouartor ol a mile trom the north west corner of (lllison laland on the said (lllison laland. ihence south 10 chalna, thence eaat 20 chains, thence nurth 40 chains, thence west 20 chains to point ofcom- mencement, containing nO acres more or leas. i"H \w,ii ,,,��� ^M OTIS J. BENSON. "' ��� April i,' "��� CLARA MAY LITTLK ' Datad 29th M arch, 1911 Skeena Land Diatrict-Dlatrict ol Coast Tske notico that Hume Bahlnglon "1 I'rinco Rupert. II. C, occupntion maaler mariner, Intends tn apply lor iiermlaalon to lens.' lhc (ollowing desrriliod landa: (Jommeneltig st a post planted nhout 100 cliains south nl the Indian Reserve on the east slilo ot Hotino Bay on the enst aide ol Hi" Peninsula thence north 100 cIibIiib along allure lo the Reserve line, thenee weat 00 chains more or less lo (loose Bsy, llience 100 chains along shore, I henre east 1,0 chalna more or leaa to post, contnininK MM sores more or less. .._������., Dated Msrch S, 1011. IIIJMK IIAI1INOTON I'ub. April 16. CaMS""'"" ''"e"'""! Unda: ��� " ���' post plantnl at the so ��� h-oast *-*! n.,1.. i"!"".:l' '"��"��hp 2 (iraham laland, J It. McN., S K. Cnrner, thencc ��� Ihenca north so chains, thence Ihenea south 80 chains to point ol fcv&'.l,'r-1��''' -, J.O. McNAB 'SWI ... wn>on (iom,ln|Ii AgBIlt 1"-'rict District ol Cosat Range V V��l��lir.' >'.l J"ck ll""0"1 "' KeiKhley, '"'li t���'.,,, ,''' oceupstlon over-looker, In- l��'"��itL'. , ,", '"'.""""ion to purchrse the Milled lands: a II a posl planted at a point in the '^siill.-i"'"">', "'limber limit 08029 and In Imjt ol l���t ntt, Range 5 Coast ��� I ,''," ".""I Umils intersiact, thence 'Hll, '.,.'". '"'>, ''mil ot lot 0989 vlotesald �� ''.��,.,' '"" "!"m't I" "n easterly il, dlon iiial '"* *~* '��� "- "��� ���- ������r- a- *. -^ There never can lie loo many work hags or boxes for one who is fond of sewing or knitting, and this is why the work hags are always the first articles to disappear at a fair. All sizes and shapes of lioxcs suitable for hair hair pins, manicure sets, hat pins, powder etc., will, if attractively covered, sell wilh astonishing rapidity. With a cigar box, by dividing il into various compartments, quite wonderful things can be done, while the way in which chintz or silk covered powder boxes and bottles will find delighted purchasers will in themselves almost insure the success of the whole fair if provided in sufficient quantity. THE ROAD TO RENO Hear the wife a-nagging, all the blessed day! Keeps her tongue a-wagging, in her foolish way. Nagging is a nuisance; fills the house with woe; that's the road to Reno, where divorces grow! See the husband scowling, when he should be glad; hear the hus- b.md growling, acting like he's mad! Grumbling is the vainest thing of which 1 know; it's the road to Reno, where divorces grow. See the wife go chasing, glad rags on her frame; other Whist fans facing, at some silly game, while her house and children all to thunder go���that's the road to Reno, where divorces grow. See the husband trundle GIRLS AS SHINE ARTISTS Enterprising- Girl Finds New and Profitable Line We have women doctors, women lawyers, women dentists, women orators and now has appeared in New York a woman bootblack Miss Lottie Marshall is tlu- pioneer this time. She likes to black boots. She can't for the life of her see anything undignified or unbecoming in the pursuit. She can see there is as much art to it asmany a more aesthetic vocation, therefore she is one of thc most painstaking, polite little bootblacks that ever looked a patent leather pump in the eyelet. "Of course I don't black any but women's shoes," she said. Some days I have my hands full, too, and some days I just sit here and read, and it's very dull��� for me. Other girls, I suppose, might enjoy it, but during working hours I like to work. "I don't mind bootblacking a bit���I don't think there is anything nicer, for I don't come into contact with any but ladies. I can't help feeling sorry for thc girls who work in restaurants and department stores, because my work is more pleasant compared with theirs. And during the Christmas shopping it is terrible. "I advise girls to give up manicuring for a change and try boot- blacking. It can be made just as nice as manicuring, too. Everything depends one one's being an artist. All trades are arls if the person engaged in the work is an artist." . ..FOR ... HAZELTON Take the fnst light-draught steamer Inlander for Hazelton, One of the many wise things that thc hue Addie Jo:,> predicted was thai Walter Johnson would never make a success "I his slow ball. Only this spring Joss made this point, and he seems to have hatl lhe situation si/.etl up just aboul right, for according to the New York reports, thir Highlanders hii John* son's slow ball all over the lot. Harry Griffiths, of the Vancouver Lacrosse club, may claim to be in the front rank of veterans. He started his career as a player with the Pastimes, cily champions of Ottawa, in 18111. Since I8H5 he has played almost continuously in senior company, he being oul of the game om- season on account of illness. This is somewhat of a FRANK D. KEELEY WHOLESALE ANU RETAIL DRUGGIST I'hone No. 200 ]'. (). Box 580 PRINCE RUI'ERT. B. C. w. j. McCutcheon j Curririi complete Murk nf DrmfK. Speciul X attention paid to Riling prescription*. X Theatre Block Pboni Ha th Second Ave. +++++++++++++++4 LINDSAY'S CAs��ARGAEGfd G. T. P. Transfer Agent* Onlcrt promptly filktl. I'ricta reasonable. OFFICE- II. B. Rochester. Centre SL l-hone &. Reilly's Bakery Lunch Empress Theatre Basement Cor. 2nd Ave. and 6th Street t, Rochester & (;r - Monroe Ladysmith l,���-.-.��� ' -t Coal \ a) .'HiJ' \a Phone iis H. B. Rochester - Agent rw<,ri1- Fruit : Produce : Feed WHOLESALE H. H. Morton - 3rd Ave. W. L BARKER Architect Second aveiue and Third street Over Westenhaver Bros.' Office. MUNRO & I.AII.EY Architects, Stork Building, Second Avenue. After being out of the big league for six or seven years Jimmy Callahan, of the Chicago White Sox is today playing the best ball of all thc members of Comiskey's team. Mis spring form iluiing the training season does not appear to have been a Hash I in the pan, for he is keeping the pace without the slightest difficulty now that the regular season is on. ====E. EBY C& Co.^== REAL ESTATE Kitsumkalum Land Kor Sale KI l.Kl Mh .1.1 M . B. C. STUART & STEWART accountants-:- AUDITORS Law-Butler Building I'hone No. 280 I'rince Rupert P.O. Box 351 President Lindsay, of the Northwestern League, announces that he has suspended Mike Lynch, playing manger of the Tacoma Tigers, for the remainder of the season for his assault upon Umpire Jack Ward in last Thursday's game. No line will be imposed. Prince Rupert Lodge, I.O.O.F. NO. 63 Meets ill tlie Helgerson Block Every Tuesday Evening All members of the ord.T in the city are requested to visit the lodge. G. S. JOHNSTONE, N. G. H. MORTON, Secretary. ALFRED CARSS, C V. BENNETT, II. A. of 'lntkIi Columbia of R.C., Ontario. Sn��� and Manitoba Bars. kntrhewan and At- l��'iin Ham. CARSS & BENNETT Barristers, Notaries, Etc. Office��� Exchange block, cornor Third avenue and Sixth street. Prince Huoert. 8 F. W. HART UNDERTAKER & KMI1AI.MEH HTI'I'K CtiMI'I.KTK WM. S. HALL, L. D. S., U. D. S. Dentist. Crown and Bridge Work a Specialty. All dental operations skilfully treated. Can nnd local anasthellcB administered for thc painless extraction of teeth. Consultation free. Offices: Ilelfcorson Block. I-rlnce Ruoort. 11-12 A Canadian Swimming association ir in course of formation lo control the sport from the Atlantic to the Pacific. On Saturday a meeting was held in Montreal, audi i ���. i ^ el wIwAJCo wliile only eastern Officers from the board, the other provinces will have a say in controlling the affairs of the organization in tht future. Utile's NEWS Agency Magazines :: I'erindicals :: Newspspers : TOBACCOS :: KRUITS G.T.P. WHARF HANDASYDE C_h HURT AI1ENTS Foil ITSBL, MACHINERY ...ANI) CONTRACTORS SUIT!.1KB... P. O. Box 436 - Office 3rd and Fulton 1'. O. HOX 211 I'RINCE RUPERT JOHN E. DAVEY TEACHER OF SINGING runt Of wm. koxon, NN., a.it.a.m., LOR., end. Lloyd's "the biggest book in the world," has just laid thc proprietors of the Indianapolis motor speedway a bet of 1100,000 lo 110,000 thai it won't rain at the lloosicr capital on Decoration Day. They call il insurance"" in this case. If Jim O'l.eary laid ihe price it would be called "a gamble," says the Chicago Tribune. FOR SALE Lots r> and li, Hlock 28, Section 1. $:W00, 2.ri per cent, cash, Imliince 1, 2, 3 years, 7 per cent. GEORGE LEEK MERCANTILE aqency COLLECTIONS AND REPORTS SIXTH STREET Make your "business opportun ity" ad in the next issue of The Daily News a real "hint" of what your proposition is like���and you'll prince rupert | get in touch wi lh needed capital. GEO. W. MORROW"] 1076 Nelson St., Vancouver, B.C. 1 | BOWLING, "= " m 4 Alley*. 7 Tlbltt. A K<w*i rxcr- t'ine. A rlpftii sport. Lmlii'm-vrry nftertHMin. Nrwnmn Itlnck. 1h��- twpenl'.tli nm) 70. St*. TK1> Moiuuson. Prop rl ttOF nnd Mwmwr 4444444444444444444444444^ THE DAILY N EJWfS ...THE... "What Shall It Be" Question This store is prepared lo answer it .jj.���~ Tha occasion may ba what it will; it is our duty to ba ready to supply you, and we can du it too. With pleasure to you bi cause "f ti" else of display: with profit tn you because or our ability tu sell close, When tin' ijifl question presents Itself ii't us show you how easily we can mutch your jj.���^. Heintzman Pianos EASY TERMS C. B. WARK Jeweller YOUR WINDOWS From tin' outside limkinK in, or from ili��' Inside looking out, the appearance of yuur windows is an Index of your cure for tha appearance of your home. To the visitor they Indicate your taste, your eye for harmony of color; to thi passer-by they Indicate something of your care for the outward appearance of your dwelling, It is not essential that your window draperies be expensive, bul It is Imperative that they !'������ in >;oihI taste. Classified - - Advertisements One of the host services the modern newspaper gives the public is In the classified advertisement col There buyer and seller, employer and worker, landlord and tenant, and a host of others meet on ci mon ground, Tu put this modern convenience in reach of everyone the News will reduce its rate to u nominal price of a cent a word per insertion. Minimum charge of 25 cents. Here is our Classified Advertising Column for tudav. Watch it grow. COMING EVENTS CAST THEIR SHADOWS BEFORE THEM LAND PUKCHASK NOTICE ���olunins. VICTORIA CAFE I SITU ,111AM' llalTKl. Lunch a-, i Mealaatall hours; Lunch 15a?, MmIi 2Sc iiia-Ciaiiif uml See VOU UN '.IT A SQUAaB MKA1. ANY TIMK ��� ���'^���"���^-'���'^���w.-w-^...^,..*...--^.-^ .-*.,���-*-+ i Lost and Found POUND���On wharf, Saturday, Hay Bth, roll of money Owner con hnv.'winii' by opolylnl la' Daily News Offioe ud living i��tlif��ctory imr- ticulura. Kd-tf e^<vMWi^^^�� WANTED fL-J^ For Rent Tartly furnished House on 3rd Ave. 7 rooms with bath. Electric lighted. G. C Emmerson NADEN BLOCS SECOND AVE. OUR SODA .FOUNTAIN. IS OPEN FOR '11 Our Drapery Department aaa tail I a stock of wide variety of materials and prices. As low ii- 12 l--c the yard ami as high as 12.00. Fancy antl plain scrims, fancy and plain madrasses, novelty curtain goods, tapestries, nets, etc,, antl, in the ready-made curtains, we huve the Notting- hams from 5oc the pair snd up to 110. Hope I'ortieres, T.ipi-tty Portieres in all the leadi' . .-hades and, in short, wc cnn give you the henefit of a wide -election, and, should you a.-k it, competent information on anything pertaining to draping of your windows. H. S. Wallace Co'y. Ltd. Dry Good.. Chinaware. Etc. I nit.an Street ond Third Avenue ������tat*���~.~-- A local representative is wanted for .i t< I ritory tributary to I'rince Rupert in sell the hardy non-irri- iraery stock grown by the Nursery Company, bronco, Oregon, Liberal terras. Party must come well recommended. FOUND-A small gum of Ni.an.av .an tnd Av apply Mrldte. shoemaker. Pulton St 1 WHAT ABOUT EMPIRE DAY ng is tn be liflil iit 8 p.m., when reports having an Important bearing in the whole situation will be brought in l>y committees appoint- Indian Band Concert The most Interesting performance ever held iii British Columbia. To be held In the Empress Theatre Empire Day, May 24 Don't miss this, Contest at 2 p.m. CUPS AND MEDALS on view at J, .S. Gray it Son's Jewelry Store, Sixth St, Phone No. 78 black, TICKETS - 50c AND 75c on sale at theatre and at Gray's store The n^sAPDRBBB^M^t^M- Houm furatihttl for houMkMplns - roomi, fl' P��t month; back of rink, Apply Law-Butlsr Company. I .-108 If VOU would like a new hotlM close it., 11 tot 805 H. F. McRae & Co. Furni.��hed Houae to Rent iti MCtJon ,; for Otlt month from May 16th���S30, A| ply P ���'- ���' pert Agencies, 2nd Ave. I0MO7 Nice furnished rooms f,.r n-nt. Aei'ly Drexel Rooming House. 2nd Avt-.. near McBndfl. Mny ;i-Imo Two nicely furnished roomi. one front ro**rn, hot baths. The Roland. Third avenue. Oregon Nursery Company Orenco - Oregon GOING TO BE SOME PICNIC Longshoremen and Labor Unions in Launches METLAKATLA INVADED Moving Spirits in the Plan at Present are Longshoremen Who with P. R. I. A. are Making Preliminary Arrangements. Help Wanted j nl ,ti Saturday's meeting ^..j,-. ��������-��. (.Qnjujjtteej ,ir,. as follows: Finance J. R, Beattie, Alderman ii. Kerr and Mr. I>. !'������ Stewart. Sports���Chief Vickers, Rev. W'll. McLeod and Principal Hunter. Reception���Dr. t *I;i\'t< in, McDonald and O. 11. Nelson t irounds���Chief Vickers Beattie and I)r Clayton, The Maynr is a member of all the committees, and all the n >m- mittees have power to add to their membership, Be at Wednesday's Meeting In order that everything maj be planned as well as possible it is J- F J. R Overseas Club Concert The best performance ever riven in the city, llelil In Empress Theatre. Moving Pictures at 7.80 p.m. Concert at 8.00 p.m, Sharp FEATURE: Tug of War between police, Firs Department and Karl Grey's liilit-s. Also Amateur Competition fur Chilil- ren under M years of u-ri* Slii'i'ini I .iiii.l Diatrict-Dlitrtot nf r* Take initio thut I, J���ln, MoDon��IH J " Rupert, n.c��� oooupatlon imtiaik,���..,���' "' '''"'"> itpuly forpermlulon to purahui tho *__**,*�� described Iiiiiub: ii'uvut^ Ckimntencinir at a poat planted ,, Imlf miles in an eiulorly illrocti.an frnm t ***** on Nuns Itiver where tin, \__y__ Uko . , i'"int nml uiii'miln In u tmrtlii'rly direction f '"* unlil LftVS Luko trull, tlioncta louth ,-iiain "," '*-"* thonoo weit 80 chuinn, thonoo north tf, 'l,""><*. thonco euat SI) chltliiH to point of oi,,, 'll"i"��. oontslnlng 040 sons, "'""""ikhii,.,,,, Until Foh. II. 1!IU. .lOHv, .,,.,.,��� I'uh. Murch Id. J''��"l''ilMw,;!N^,'||' Skoens Land Dlitrlot~DIstriot aaf c Tuko notice Hint I Andrew I'uli,,,,,,,, {_$_ couver. B.C., oooupatlon n��ik Inten.l for iionnittHliin to |iurohn��o tin- f.,l|���,. .��� ',' :|||,I> edlindu nowingi ,���,. Oaliillioiicliiit nl u liant planted tl,,,.,, . Imlf milea ill llll ouatorlv iliroolioti f,,��� , '" on NiiiM River when tho Lava Uke i ,'"i'"'���"" noair tho trnil. thonco weal KOchnm, ____ *'" ' 00 ohalni. Uioni'o ou��t su ohalni, then "" !w chaini to point of oommanounont containi... "' nerea. ' ���' ' 1' liuto Pab. i. lull. ANDREW CUMutun. I'ub. Mur. IU. .I���.,,���,���,a���, Jj������ Skeenu Und Diatrict���DUtrict ol Cnul li���. ��� Tuko iiollce thut Kdith Alice i" ,'" "\ Iklett, Yorkahlru. Knttlund, oeeupatlon ___ intenda tu apply lor parmUon to DUMhESn5 following doHcribed landa: l,le Commencing nt a t plantad ut tin .,_,_ , comer uf aurveyed lot ;|'J!)1, Itiing,. ', i j��� trict, thenco norlh ulong the autlrly'llmli i anld lot 35 chalna more or luu to tin, ���,���',',, ". limit of botwtX Hange 6, ��naat dbtriel th.��� _ 'Timiiofthoiu.t ���::,,'^ euat along tho southerly 1 _ Silver Cup and Pria'eo on view at J. S. j J&128," ol USft-STft fia"�� (Irays Jewelry Store, where tickets I ..^u..ri�� iimi, _t __ <>_���r .__'_."',"���*- ��"i n'he had for Concert at 50c, 7,rie, $1., cai - ��� ���, .���, .... also from members of Club. Gray's phone 78 black Boy Wanted. Apply at Optimiat Office. important that all citizens inter- B^Ortfclani'Md'Sgraveri. ested in the whole matter of the Dealers In Musical Instruments. A uirl to do plain sswtaff, Mrs. N. F, Halman, cor. Cth Ave. unal McBride St.. iihame J57. 107-10S Boy to unaiat in office at IVrcy .M.,rn-.v Co., rirstAve. I04-1M A woman to do houae work: alio irirli faar laundry work. Ap[ily Pioneer Liundry. 108-108 An Kxperienear.1 Stenoajrrapherut once. Apply to Mack Iteulty und Inaurance Company. 108-108 A Maither'a Help. One .vho can do cooking. Other maial kapt. Apply Mri. Palmer. 4th Ave. and HayaCove Circle, phona 80S, 101-tI Waiter wonted at Central HotoL 100-tf ^^^^^^ M-tf Wantiil immdiutely, irir for light houae work. Apply to Mra. M. B. Cohan, Fraaer atreet or Phuneat 1M-'f' ,- - , -���- ����� I Headquarters wante.1���AnZA-i aoiicit -f.,r the moat liberal f"r ***** votini;sters and tile adtill- What you don't Fraternal Ordera in the * rid. Call Iroom |2��. I ,. ..., , . ��� please ask for Empreai Hotel. J. F. Maallem. los-lH should pllt man ���,,__..,. ,.,... ]ui a.c ��. r lor. Wantod-5aiiroo.l men to a!n the Onler of Owla. I ReV. \\ . II. Mcl.ei.,1 i�� keel talln��>m28. Empreai Hotel. J. F. iMadlem. ;���,.._���,. I :., ,i .it .��� I ��� lie-in mteresteil in the athletics, ami IS I DANCE What hotter way to close the day than j tickets | easterly limit "of Vol'' 3����f,"""thence"In . ,,.,. erly direetiun 611 chnina niori' or \... , tho point ut commencement cuntuinim; "in',��� more or leaa. " ****** Dated March S.K!,,T"AUCKllt,lW���lt I'uh. March *_!,. Ski��na Land Diatrict-Dlatrict ,.i t'iu.u, 11 Mali laoill'l \. ,, \ ._ \ ..,*,- ilia' aa,la III.ill BBS, . __..... u, , *, bv going tu the Dance given hy J. S. ' ���T,k<' ';?"5V' **>** *��� *'*>">��� Quaanan ,,i \*n,- rfrav 'it Mi'lntvre Hull lifter fiinoert Kupt-rt. II. 1 ., occupation pnapMtor, httn I t��� Tickets. Cents Jl.0.1. Ladies Free ' ���,%�� tVt fflLSUggtt^ZZ ot the muuth ot the Honanta I'nnak ani Lira! F S flRAY Xr SON on ''"' ''"'''rl>' Ixiundary uf Timber Limit X,: J. O. UH*\ I OC 3UH I 36281 or No. 35280 thence auutli III chain, alow Manufacturing Watchmakers, Jewel-' thl'LffiBS "mil."','**** Ttabar Limn ���. -J �����-- prNo jluJSO 40 chalna, thence eaat tu the ahurr a| l.onee llay, a dlitance ol 40 chaina mor,. ���t \�� ���- ��������� ...��".-��. ......u,aaa..aio. thence northerly alunti the ahore ol limw Iv Inrlhmmina l,,,l,',l,,. ���l le,,;.,, , -t��li' aifents for the Stanley Piano 1�� chalna mew or Iom thenoe weaterly n ri���.', liirtlKOIlllIli; llOlltlaV Celelir.UIOIls i in J mure or leaa tn point ol commencement, cmauinr . , , , ... , , , ,. * "ve*a' , 1110 acroa mute ur lem. sip mill attentl \\ ednesilav s nieet- Sole agents for Hewitts Rubber Dated March 7. iyn. PERRY ufiixw ^^��� j Stamps. , Puh. April 7. 1,1! Agents for the Victor Gramophones I and records, of which we carrv a full ���. , . I. . _. , , ,. , , , line Skeena Und Dutrict -DUtrict ol Coaat liar*. S the holiday events a success both \ _*_-j���������a��_. f_. , .T*k," "9" ***** William hanklii CanSa I Headquarters for enamel souvenirs, ol Prince Rupert. B. l\. occupalion r,atiut��t ihat VOU don't see in our windows keeper, Intendi to apply tor pormiaalnn tu i.jtr',^ ' - tho tulluwing deacrilied land : Cummenclnc at a poet planteil at the ��� ul, tan ing. Not only those interested athletics, hut all who want to sec em! " i33i4 should put in an appearance. i r'*_F.~i_7__~__' . I , ������-------mr .���.���.____, " .. '.' ... Wehave been repeatedly asked for corner ol aurveyed Lot ^1712, thence su cbilu + i -, ���-,,+_ inclined to think that by holding Anti-RheumatlC rings. We have now aoulh, thnnw about SS chalna ��feat to Lot S����. B laree stuck nn hi.n.l ir,,l,l t.ll.,,1 ��l nn thence ���0 chaini north, thence 4S chaina ��e��t .1 i.irj.e stoih on nana, gultl tilled, 11.00 th.nce about 25 chalna north to Lol MM thmce an\ Size. about 30 child eaat to aoulh oaat corner ul Lot 3008, thencc about 35 ehalni north i.1 h>, \'\\. 'hence aliout U chalna eaat to point ot cunimancr.* ��� "T theuliiltey,'nNon'i),Miiiniii.i l)iC WariUni: To Preserve Your Eyesight iT^ui^"".^; Board Wanted events on uommion i '.i\ Don., Mlss tnls chance ���.,���! h.i, is. isn. I niiir,' tinw will Ka ���;.���..,, tl... ,,. ''"'��� M ' ' more or lem. Pure Ice Cream with all the "FWna" C H. ORME The Pioneer Druggist j OPENING OF FESTIVITIES King and Queen Drive in State Through London I FESTIVAL OPENED ) JI First of the Functions, i 1 W'ANTED-Room and bo,ird X.M.. Ootimiat Office. A picnic proposed by the Long shoremen and Labor Unions ofI]*******" Prince Rupert looks already likcjj Fire Insurance a mighty big joy party. The plnn jxinjn.in.ut_ i- to first M-i un- .ill the support ntm ,���-.,_, _. , OCR SPKCIALT^-Fire niurance. in private family, 11 more time wi men to train rissi-y is yen be given the young Alderman Mor-' anxious that tin ' i'ub. March ��� ______________________________________ WILLIAM KKAN'KUN CAKI'LNTKIt ..^.+ ,+ children should have a thoroughly {enjoyable holiday and emphasised j the importance of letting them alise ulk affcl'lALTY-Fire Inaurance. We retire-j W'itleK' nnawiKI* ill tile lie��t -tll'.lker- aent eleven itraanK lire Inaurance Companlee. pOSSIDie, .III IIU l��-I pt.lMr We want yuur hulineaa. law and amall. ���VMMlhlp mil ill the 1.mill lies antl Let ui uuot* you rrnwi. The Mack Kealty and pOSSIDie, .11111 ail llll l.llllll ills .mn !���,������������ C.impany. corJnl Ave. and Kult.mSt. rieilin SCOWS possible. Then With THK Briti.h l'ni.,n and Katiunal Fire Inaurance , ���.. ,1. , . . ,' Company of London. Enirland. with capita! and 111 till- l)f>t Ol 0f 8��5��V.��.00. See u�� fur ratea. The Mack TO-tf that the 24th of May is known as Victoria Day in memory of the Kr(''" -""I good Oueen Victoria. Indian Band Contest J, F. McDonald reminded the meeting thai the Overseas Club is ' asioiii-n t^-^������~~~"~-~~~~~* ... - . . . ���. , B a ,.. .. mm. i i ���. J to holil ,i ere.U lestiy.il on the .'Ith Palace Give the King and the natives, and have the besl * Situations Wanted 'i~- *���< Queen a Royal Ovation -Ipossible time ashore until it is U tinn; to re-embark i'or Kupert. At . ......... ....... 1 A clataitied advertttement ia a tireleai work the present BtBge it |i"'k- ,f if the hunter-and aeldom falls. ..I Ml -I ' * ���-"""+ !', || winners living and in thc best ol, _. ,��� ^-....^m _________________________________________________________ llealtv and inaurance Company. I I humor, the whole party will Great Crowds at the Crystal head for Metlakatla t" astonish t��� ^^^^^^^^^ Palace Give the King and ,1 .eJ.,- ������-' > ' ' - *_***t**i W a if "^.^ |.Ii(lj(i }. ^_ ^ niipete. and there will Iii! tun-o'- war contests, and a varied pro- ^^_ ^^mm ^^^^^m III' ill in \lill "o ihrollL'll ill ere.lt -ll.ine Man and wife wanta paaltfon in camp or hotel.! , , , , . , pian win ���o iiiroiiasii in j.u.11 n.ipi.. gtricl|y ftr,t clM1 cnok, Apply Box T.B.. eested that the plans for the Newt. !���.',.; .. . ' D . .. , , , ' youngsters line it ni* arraimetl in By experienced man and wife aa coik and helper I ��� ""** v ��� b* b e. In ijlnlrm camp or country hotel. Aoply H.L. i co-oni-ratioil Willi tile Oyel-il- ! ; l.y Japane..cook In family or boartlnir (''ll'�� "' Sl,nu' OttOlt .\ltlt!I'lll.ll! houae. P.O.BiA-'. I ... |,,���,j_ a,���| | ,,.;,��� if, (| ���,��������� * ~-~'~"^��~~~���~~-��-^.^ spoke, Mr. Douglas drawing ;it- Boarders Wanted ( tendon to the financial aspect, ami i WMWW<tlwll>ll<ll>|l%( Mr. Hunter offering his help in ('.in.uh.ui Press Despatch] London. M.iy 13. The Festival >*i Empire was opened at the Crystal Palace toda) by the King .mil Oueen. The royal couple; drove in state through tin- .-treet- .ami m i\iii .i tremendous ovation from the immense throngs. Tlii- i- the tirst of a s< ries of functions ��liii h promise i" make the C'>r- onation season memorable. DR. INMAN ^^^^^^^^^^^^ Comulting Eye Specialist Ska na Land DUtrict���DUtrict ol Coaat Itaai 1 nf Viinriiiivi-r la now at mir atnra Hi. 1**** nolica that Baniamln Ituaaal Itlei -t til \ancou\ir, ll nra .it om store, lie ,,rillM Hupfrt- u. C, occupation waiter. Intant, DCS glasses lor all complicated rases of tn apply lor permiaaion to purchaaa tha 1.41 alnj defective vision. This is liis specialty: daacrlb*l landi: iliin't fuil tn see liini uliil., I... io l,..r., Commanclnt at a poal plant*! t>i chaina kwiIi lion I I ail IO See luni Wliili he is Here. |rom th, ���uih aaat corne ol Lot loco, ihenc. ti) .Satisfaction frnaranteetl. Constlltutlon chalna weat, thenca 6S chaini north, thenct ill free. ���**���'-��� ���' ���*������ " -������-��� "��� '- ' vaaaaaaoa nan.,, , lietlCV OO CHBIIU llaaril,. 1 ' a ��� f. ,1) chaine eaal, ihence S6 chaina eouth to point U commencement; containing 4f��.'i acrea, more or laaa I'oat marked II K. II, S. K. Cor. ^^H Dated Feb. IS, ISU. If you want to save money buy your '*ub' ****** *��� DKNJAMIN KL'SSLl RICE Furniture of Skeena Land Dlatrlct-Dteirlct ofOoaat Take notice lhat I. Italic K. Walter, of Vaneoi- ver. ll.C, occupation proepeetor. intend. taa> |,ly for permiaaion to purchaae the nQowtecAfr erttml lamia: Cummenctna at a pa��t planteal and market I. K. W.'a S.K. corner and lminr��Jlatel> n,|;a.itaina I'oat marked W.A.'a N.W. eorner; thei. .��� chaina. thenre weat Ht chalna, then.-e at-ulh 40 . chalna. thenca eaat HO chalna, to paint ,.1 eaa- ' mencement, contalnina Wo acrre. more ���i I.,.. 11 -1 ii i. WAt.ri.K. Dale.1 lit Feb.. ISU Charlea 11. Allen. Acetil Pub. Feb. 2S. J. F. MACDONALD'S FURNITURE BTORK, BBCOND ANKMK. NKAK Ml'UHIIlK who is selling out his full stock regard less of enst. THE MODERN SINNER TRUST CO.'S NEW OFFICES NOT EVEN THE BIBLE of Most Importance to Christians Continental Trust Building is Near Completion THE NEW BUILDING , , ... ~'organising the children. Mr. Wil- Home cooked meala an-l nicely furni.hed rooma , r. _ ^ fa.r three pcraone. Apply Mra. Jamei. Scutt . |i,'im Ooilsoll is .lllpoil'It'll sl'lTelary Bldtr.. Ird Ave., I^ta-ei-n Sth and tith 8IS. a.Vtf I ' ' . Prints Hoard by the week or month. Home I ailfl ls lakl"�� *ln ilcllVt' lMrt ln llu' c-.kinaaaneclalty. Mill E. M Oleeaon. .'Ird ! ���.,,rL. ,,f ,11 ,1,,. ,.,,,,,,,,,'| ,,.,.. A... between Tth and-th Sta.. phone ITI. -'J-tf I W,,rK "' **** *'** I olllllllt It I s. Handsome and Compact Busi- ) ^ t _ "i I ness Suite on Second Avenue j Small Boy's Brave Attempt to Describe Rev. J. S. Henderson Skeena land DUtrict���Diatrict ol Co.il Take notice thai Mn. I.. C Putnam el $1 ^^^^^^^^_ Paul, Minntaota, oceupation married meatia Intendi to apply lor permUalon to purchaae Ile I here is . small bov in Princ ,dK2! ���*!*���**�����* *���***���, ,,,,.ii ,���,_> ni inilic Commencins at i poai planted al the aonthawi KllptTI Who Came near to Ini-iittii,,.. "r"" ol Lrt No. 1T.1.1 marked Mra I. f l.i'. i I ...nn in.ii loiiitommg northeaat corner, thenn oaat 40 chains thee* 8 i li'li'Pil.tn i in -i tl ., .I..e '. eouth 80 chaini thenee eaat 40 ehaina. tbrece iiicnuaill 111 a sl.i, tier Mill north b0 chaine lo p��i ol commencemmt. cea VeStCrdaV. lie nrriunrl I,,,,,,.. I. .... ���?���"��� 32�� ��cn�� more or leaa. / uiiaii. nt umvea nome irom KeTiUMkio ttii, mrs. i. o. poi nam Sunday School open-eyed and ex- PubAwtM6- ���-**��� "��� fM*'a *** Skerna Land Diatrict -DUtriet ol Coaat K. . ! B. landa: icena unal lllatrirt -Dutrict ot Coaat Ila . ��� Take notiee that tlcorte bevtck of I'rinee ltu|��rt ��. C, occupatinn deta, Ir.t n.i- lo spaq W III Collie permUalon to purchaaa the lolloalns dwmM is the Work of Local Contractors. Real Estate NOT CREED, NOT CHRIST New Potatoes Green Peas Also Fresh Cucumbers, Lettuce, Radishes ami all kii di ot S|.nri>r Vegetables that are io appetising this weather. Everything in Groceries al Popular Prices Ideal Provision House By the beginning of tlie week the Continental Trust Company's new liuililing on Second Avenue mar Sixth and Centre streets will Rev. J. S. Henderson B. C. Mod- |���. completed inside and out. Al- erator Emphasises the Person rcadj ,1,,^ are occupied. But the al Aspect of the Christian fitting ol the strongroom doors Fiath An Inspiring Sermon, has yet to lie done, and there remains a little work to do in the [ONLY MAIL TILL FRIDAY \ -irniii: appeal for the Christianity whit li i- nol ,i matter ol creeds, rites, or dryasdusi theotog) lint of direct personal belief in the person.il Christ was made by Rev. J. S. Henderson, Moderator A elaaaified advertisement i, ��� real eatate aalea- man, and ,|oca Dot often count enough "to i-.unl' in the net re. ilt. ^^^^^^^^ For Sale��� Lots, bl.��-k 31, icctlon (.; IT*), caih ' l.!>.halanceS��n.l lit m���nthl. Lot 20, block 31. Ca ... n( PalifnrniH C.nintr South aection ,:. !���-... caah fin,. t��lanee .1 ami i. 3tate or lainomia uoing oouin montha. A|iply to Owner, P.O. Box B46. ! -ill We hive ��� _...! ia,.:.inn; lot within a block of McBride Street for *5n raah. H. F. MeKae A Co.. SecondjAve. ItHI-tf me*_ ���m. a^a^. ^^, A, Third A\ public office furnishing. I he limiting j, ., very compact ""'������ and for it-, *.\/{* probably accommodates it- proprietors and | the firm's patrons more comfort- ( ably than many others in tho city *^ i Laundry j Wanteil -a.nieaane t.a tnl.e home amal! wnahinaa. i Mr-. K, P. Helm,tv a-aarner .Sixth Ave. anal Me- Bride Sln-et. I'!, .. .' ; 107*109 7 near .sixth St. I'hone ISO iii the lanpress Theatre last night. I rom the text "I tost thou believe in tho Son of God?" the if voc want to Moderator preached a sermon buy or ull u|ij,I, beginning in quiet earnest vein rose to a high standard ol eloquence, and was talked of by many of thc large congregation on the u'.iy home, "The i.lith that believes," .-.li'l tho preacher, "is not devotion to ��� reed, nor to Hi"-, leir to church, nor even to lhe Bible. It is de- Exchange Block '"''"" "' ""' Personal Christ. I ho thing the ( liurch needs in these days u vital contai t with * rrn-^ * ''"' livi"* i"'r-"n'li Christ The L FRED. STORK 1 mem8�� "f *��Chri�� is a personal C.ener.l U���J- For Sale ��� ._, I "i'i)' man many others in tlie city, i f ,1,.. I',- I,,....; ,,<,,,,., I ,.af H (' nai ' ��� .��� ie __ , /. A firat-rate |iro|i'i-:tiaan which will itive a atendy >[ tne rrcsbytcnan aynoa oi d. (.., There is a fine public office, lofty monthi? income, **"*< - ��� n lh. C. -ft- ^^ ���MeKae A Co ASK ME REAL ESTATE ""'.Widen. INSURANCE accident '������-���.::\'^i,.i��� Low Premiums, Prompt Settlement JOHN DYBHAVN P.O. Box ~r,7 Oflit " hi. iM.Uiifii ...,v ��� ood counters +-~' riyate iillicesj'f is the strong-; f ��WI0 caah handlea'it. H.Y. Second Ave. Iitl.tf Apply Mra. near Summit. M Office Wanted + -^^e^4e^..^J^ -���-��� "��:��� He leh no written and well lighted. This i> fit too ��� . ..,. , ��� Household i.a-��i-. Roomi to be lei in excellent shape with stained Wsa.Tt*Af��.aadTB��iori��tBi and varnished fir-wood countersl^**"*" panels, etc. A pri to the right, behind room, to the right of which art the private booths for patrons to niik nto their p.ipers. etc. I'p- M.u'rs are another private office and a spacious board room. W. L. li.irker is the architect, Messrs. Mitchell, Currie & Watt .ire the i nnlr.it Inrs for lhe building, Painter work is by tho A. \V. I dge Co., and the wood counter anil oilier fitting! are by R. Mehan whose factory is on Fifth avenue. Tho local fir-wood Tomorrow ^^^^^ POST LETTERSTODAY Mail and Passengers by This Steamer will go to Seattle Direct, but There will be no Boat for Vancouver till Friday .. l a i lor more wini. ...... ne uen: soon. Some nine tomorrow. proliaHyi, ,, ���..��������� . tec!.' , Prince Kupert still maintains her about noon the S. S. Mate of , , ' . . , , ,. ,., .,, . , . record of licme. far anil away the ( alifornia will come m from tht: , . , ... driest and most sunshiny |>oiiit the coast for the month. It is raining, or foggy at many other 1 Wanted to hirr, *niall tpace in oflice. Apply to I P.O. Box 7fi7. 99-10.1 + + ���*. Money to Loan j A clsmffinl fMlvertfftf'im-ht will (ind you Ihu mon- ry with which to put ymir Dlan IntopfTwt. S- O. E. B. S. ���.,��� ������ nan i no written message , . . " ������*-���*'��"* t He was known to have written V ?****** *���">*��� in th Sulldera' Hartware *l*>-t once, and then it waa on the r ��?d? "": c����ntinental T ftPlpw OxfortgtwM I s",1,,��� ���""' none knows what ll,. 's,l"i"K a ,iv,1'y business. unit-war.' Tinwure T lwr""' 'her.-. \\\_ ,,,,.,,��� I ^-^-^-^-M * v��tel one than that of , Valvi Qranitewari (Hi is i-Th,' ,.'r'n'''' HllllTI l^alare Nai llu u '��� Bneland, meeta the nrat ,,n,l tlfir I '-, ' ���*,""" "' these. p"ch ""���"**>'" th..:��rp,'.���?en;i lulfif JjS&�� '" ^^^^ '��� V; CLARK. See., 1 ��� U. Box Hll!. I'rince Ituuert SECOND -���- ����������������� - ��� - AVENUE *���*-*-+--*-* "v.y or cold print." is a more of dry Hi, ,,i Pantorlutn PlonearOa _....., II 111 Ll ;iiinni'm, M'hone \ jatre Baacment Cow Gives Real Cream You can get reul cream in your Coffee if you cull at Kcilly'a Bakery Lunch in the Empress Th nteo Ba Municipal Notice Tenilera will he received, hnnde,! tii the untler- aiirneil, up tn H p.m., Mamilny. May lr,th. for the tmintlna nf the new t'nllee Ilnililinic on corner of inl Ava Snd 4th Ht. Btieelllentiiina to tie eeen at City If nil. Tenilera muat he on form t��� be ohtniu- iil from the umler-lKne.!. KKNEST A. WOOUS, Kt-1119 City Clerk. north, and proceed from herei direct to Seattle. As this steamer is lhe last one .going south until the Prince Rupert makes her return trip on Friday morning, arrangements have lieen made for the State of California to take down ii consignment of mail via Seattle, It is advisable to have letters in the post oflice as early iis possible this evening for this despatch. Thc City of Seattle is due from the south on Wednesday night, and thakes mail and passengers nortli. The Camosun on Sunday morning took tlown about twenty lirst class, and thirty dtx-k passengers for Vancouver. Uberant, thc bearer of an im portant message. "Mr. Kerr wants yoi to Church tonight, for s.ire. Tile "c^nmeneini at a port planled on ahm* <* llloili'i'ii <,,......��� ! . ,. ������akelw Uke about tw chalna north aa>l lw��� " i'! motitin ginnci is going tu preach," 3 ���**** Hs iukew tuvef. ihene. .-o eha,��. Was lhe ��l irtli t , P"^, .'hence about ISO ehaina eaat to UV*e ��,is lilt starling message he de- *���*���**��� ihmica meandartna ��ld lake aht��a in a .an- livi-reil ii, l,',_ nam arty dlractlon lo point ol commence-neni. roe* iiMnti io Ills parents. ���- .l... m .nm, ,���'������ Mla- Poet mal*��lli. L NO one laughed more heartily i>et*i k��Ti. Ull. qeorge levick .that the Moderator of the Synod ���,M'nhl himsdf when the Story was re- sn���. Land i.wtrkt- uauie, .11 -t K����e j i pea I ti I over the anrmne , .1 I ��� ��� Take notice lhal Mar) lleaii.n <aider-lee" ��� I , '" SUPPer-table III Victoria, U. C, tmSttm houariieetier. mint, the small boy's home after the d0e^&,r.,���rn""k""0,""Th"" service. (SohMmS al a poet planted at the nauthanl cnrner nl Lot SS��. Ilance S, Coaat lllaltKi'l"" - ^^ **> 'halna aoulh Ihenee 40 ehaina eart. ' chalna nnrth, tbence 40 chalna wtat to point el V I ,i _ eommenwnienl. contalnina .120 aerea rn,--- 1 CStCraay the lirst pleasure Imi it . M*'��V IIEAttlN OtLDBRSLEEtl l ... Ilalcl April IT, |'i|l '"sport a topsail in I'rince Rupert *'*���*������ M��>����� Harbor ihis se.'.son was shaping *��� Und ,mm ���^ o( ,������, ���..,. very pretdly... the evening braae J^ ^,*S&j3raS t�� Inlenila lo apply lor pemiiaetnn lo purtl��'< '��� .,.. lollo��ln�� dferrlhed landa: Ilie barometer is Cli;,,.. nil , ''"""nenclna at a poet planted 40 chaa , I, lllllg ail Irom the aoulhweat corner ol Lol 9M, ''��� ���lown Hit; coasl antl nil line r-,:.. chal"�� "outh. ihence 40 chaine meat. tXtmm ,,m,r ra"1 'halna nonh, thenre 40 chaine real to paM 1 ***'���** *���-��� -^^^^^^^^ eimmeneement contalnina 320 apiea mole ol k-�� Haled April li. ISII. ALEXANIlEH MclSTIiMI rub May S Skeina Und Uiatrict I Mat rid ol Coaal Haw Take nolice that I, Lauchlan John Shanal ai '' Mrtoria, U. C. occupation teacher, ii- apply lor prrmiaeion lo purchaae Ihe InllaiaiM d-��rilHd lande: Commencina al a port plantnl Ca el.an irom the aoutheaat corner ol Lol 3060. thenee le ehaina aouth, thenre 40 chalna weel, ll' chalna north, thence 40 chaina eaat lo poin ��� may be here soon, places along the coast today. Point Grey.for a wonder, reports "Clear". Investigate some advertised real estate on your next "outing." The n.ost profitable "lltde jour- nays" that are made, in and aboul this ciiy, are those made in answering The Daily News classified atl Social and Personal Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Clements leave today on their launch Mln- nehaha for a two week the Skeena River, trip up 0. M. Heltfcrson, Limited,have several houses with bath for rent. Phone 96. 106-tf LAND PURCHASK NOTICK Skeena Unal Diatrict lii,lrict ol ,'������. ��������� . Take nntice that Henry HsorUm. ��� ,PL ' upert, .1. C. iwcuoation _,,.,.. ""?. "' ''nn gum U. C., occupation mln,m.'"nt���.,"I���,'riT torrmtoton to purch-c the BOnSSf &3g% L^ytt*?**!* MS .t:-'1 a a ��a ita conlluenee with the Sk^na R|��3 _\T """ 1-2 mllea weat Irom Kaehumaika rani,. , ' "'""" chain, north, thence 40 ,halna ,._.,.___** " chalna aouth. Ihence 40 chain",,", ', ***** *t i^r!^^r',Tli,f.2���,B,, "�� MACARTNEY Skeena Und Diatrict Dlalrict .1 t* Tnke MtlM that I. Willi, m \ , , ���"'1,".< , "I lorontn, Ontatlo, occuiiation , ' "'W' _i__m,T. '""ml""";" '" WiaWl ���""""'1 daaerlbad inmia: ma*** taa io.i�����|n, Cnmmenclntt at a poat i.i���,���,, a ���, ,. cirner oM.,,1 ;l0,r��� hV-ir r"?���������,," ."'"""ilhw,,! ��"l r." chain,. i,,e���ce nonh' ll, !,'���,*'','.'���'��� Ihence W chnina to ||e||', ._.{r ,|nf���f""'t'1"1""'"' weat ,L';i;F,h ,v""h"|>to Mm .it,i.,"",nr" ����5 talnln, inn ��������� m���;��� ���, , """mencemenl, con- llnteil April 0 llll.. rub. April gB���,LLI*M MiLVlLU CORUY ��immeneemenl, contalnina 1��0 arrea more or In* ��� LAUCHLAN JOHN SHAN Ml' ��� Jlateil April .7, U... Tub. May 6. Slieena Und Diatrict ���Diatriet ol (oaat Hati' Take nntice thai l^tile McTaviah ol Vancou"i. " I ., oceupation married woman. Inlenila l" "Pply Inr i.rrmiaaion to purehaae the lolkiriM ilwribei. .anda: Cnmmencing at a port planled al lhe north- ����il corner 100 chalna eart and 20 chair- rii.n** [Mm the nnrtheaat enrner ot Lol 1116, Hal Survey, <���������, Diatriet,lUnne S.thenc N ���oulh, thence ��0 chalna eaat. thence Mi ehalm norih. .hence 40 chalna weal, thenee Wl cla" ���outh, thenee 40 chalna weal to poal ol comm- remeni, rontainin�� 400 acree more or lew. , ��� Datad Mays, lfl||. LOTTIK McTAM ' 1 ub. May 6. f,ed W. Uohler. Ac ��� l Skeena Land Dialrici Diatrict ol Coaat Kanite | 11 ake notiee lhat tiraee McTaviah, ol Vancou" f ���'��� * ., occui.allon married woman, intenda ta> ai l j'* .m*mm_*_ to purehaae lhe following dtwril"1 Commencing at a poal planted al the m_**_ ei'iner UK) chalna eart and 20 chain, north lie northeaat eorner ol I>rt 1116, Harvey'- - oaat Dialrici, Hange o. thence 40 chain- > hence Ml chaina north, thence 40 chalna ��e-'. tnence Ml chain, aouth lo port ol com men ceo ' ' O.i ,.1* :'20 *������*" *-* *>, lew.. I ale.. May 2, 19... OHACF. MeTAtM' tub. Mays. Kre.1 W. Ilohler, Agent Skeenn Land Dlalrict -Diatrict ot Coa.i w., ,i f0'"''' lh"' William McTaviah of Varn;'- I.;. . V.0""''"""11 Phyalclan, Inlenila W _____ lani/a l0 fthaae the following de-rtl ���-! '""mmenelng at a poal plantnl al Ihe _*___ noroL',0 rh*11'" n""h ���"'�� *�� ehaina eaal ot lhe ('....,.���".��� ''"���""'��� "* *** "I". Harvey'a **___��� _____ l',.'.*' U""" ''������ "��nce 60 chain, ta-' hen��� ao '_"���"" ���""**<��� "hence 60 chain- *_** c,,n?^��� ^?'n" "ou,h *�� l��** tt* commenccm.m I _!_] iV" ?2�� *"" mil" or lew,. l*_h U _2' *nt* WILLIAM A. McTA\ I J 1Mb. May 6. rni w a,,,,^,, Agenl
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Title | The Daily News |
Alternate Title | [The Prince Rupert Optimist] |
Publisher | Prince Rupert, B.C. : [publisher not identified] |
Date Issued | 1911-05-15 |
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Notes | Titled The Prince Rupert Optimist up to and including April 29, 1911; titled The Daily News May 1, 1911 and thereafter. |
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