THE WEATHER Twenty-four hours ending 5 u. m., Mny 5a alAX TKMI-. WN.TEM1-. BAK. r'l.r. :n.r> BOW IN. 11AIN .12 The Daily News Formerly The Prince Rupert Optimist \ NEXT MAILS \t Vint South 4 Camosun .. t���_ ^^^.Sunday, 'J ua ____**\~_ . FuM Ml>KTll"\ TM-inV.es* Mfiy :.'. .'.W^jdji��,, (i p., ~"���~���" "*r- r .i i V(,l��� U, NO. 100 Prince Rupert, B.C., Friday, May 5, 1911. '���'?���: ,.'"iA, i t'.S' f rice Five Cents W ***? ^ ~*LmV J 77 **7*T? ~**mV M 1 INDIGNANT ALASKANS IN REBELLION AGAINST UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT Three Hundred Citizens of Cordova Start Another "Boston Tea Party"���Angered the Way the Country is Chained to the Coal Speculators, They Dump Three Hundred Tons of Imported Coal into Harbor���Mayor is Powerless to Preserve Order and Has Appealed to the Governor for Assistance-���Citizens In Sympathy at (Canadian Press Dispatch) Cordova, Alaska, May 5.���In- ci-iim-iI iii the action <>f tlie United States government which lias re- in-ril to deal with the ooal lease question, three hundred men arc now busy on the wharf of the Alaska Steamship Company, emulating the heroes of the Boston I't-.i Party ol 1773, by dumping three hundred tons of Canadian coal iiiin the sea. '^Authorities Powerless Ilu* feeling here is intense over i'ii- situation. There is r.o ani- inn-ii\ towards the steamship company, .iiiil gereral feeling is behind ilu* three hundred citizens. The Mayor and local authorities arc powerless to afford protection to the company's property) and have appealed to the Governor of Alas- la. * in send aid. Cause of the Trouble Ilu- trouble begun this morning when thc news of the receipt of a message at the company's office, from its agent nt Washington leaked out. The message stated that the government had reported against taking any action in re- ganl to the coal land leases, as the Supreme Court had not con- siilercil the appeal from the decision of Judge Hanford, quashing the indictments against the claim ants in the English group of Alaska coal claims. The Government report added that nothing could lie done towards opening the coal fields until alter the court had passed on the case. Coal from Nanaimo The people from die Copper Uiver tlistriet have been greatly exercised over the question. They point out that while Alaska is one greai coal field, the people of Alaska are sport lor die coal speculators and millionaires who have blanketed the country, so that it is impossible for the people of Alaska to touch the coal at their doors. Kor a long time they have been obliged to import coal from Nanaimo in Canada, over a thousand miles away to sell here at $25 a lor. Rush to the Wharf The coal on the wharf had been shipped in by thc Alaska Steamship Co. following the receipt of their agent's message that nothing would be done to open up the coal fields this year, li is valued at *8,000. Al a secrei meeting of citizens it was decided that the best way to show the indigantion of thc people was to follow the example of the heroes of 1773. The work of throwing the coal into the sea is still going on. Practically every able bodied man in Cordova is on the scene. COUNCIL ACCEPTED NEW FIRE ENGINE LAST NIGHT Mayor and Aldermen Pleased With New "Red Devil" After Given Joy Ride Yesterday���J. E. Gibson Appointed as Driver��� Machine Showed Up Splendidly in the Test NEW COURT HOUSE Prince Rupert owns that fine $7,850 red fire-fighting auto-car. Al .i special meeting of the city council Um nighl the final stages iii I lie purchase were completed. Reports of lire Chief Mclnnis 1 ii the machinery and equipment "i ilu- car, and on its performance, were read ;i*.i| approved. Then 'in- motion to accept delivery "i ilu- cir was carried. Imoprtant Document Before the cheque in payment 1 the car is signed and sent off tlii* council on the rocomtnenda- ""������ "i Alderman Smith will have ; I m nl io them the original '���'br lur the car, in order thai il be tiled for future reference. Hie names of those responsible lor thc ordering of the vehicle lire liahle to be handed down, to posterity in short. Mr. J. K. i.iIimi-,1 will be engaged for a probation term of sixt> days as driver of lhe car. His credentials '' good, and he is a trained mechanical engineei with marine - Well as motor car experience. He ran repair a breakdown. Trial Run Yesterday ��� lsi night's special council "tooting was the result of a spectacular speed and efficiency trial ''���' which all the civic officials ���iiin could be crammed on board '""k part. There were the Mayor ''I council. There were the minions of the press armed with "pcedometcrs and stop-watches. I here was Fire Chief Mclnnis, aad '������I Imt not least there were Smmeti P. Browning; western ll<�� manager lor the W. K. Sea- 8��>vc Co., Walkerville. Ont., who l""1' the car, and William Fee, ��� company's mechanical expert ;" the Wheel and levers. Everything went splendidly. The car behaved like a million lollar steam yacht in smooth water. It obeyed the driver's every touch on the steering gear. It started and stopped to order. 11 took lhe steepest grades with never a sign ol hesitation. Right out to Seal Cove it spun with its heavy load of civic mechanical and journalistic genius at an average speed of thirty miles an hour. The car is capable of doing up to thirty-five miles an hour if need be. It took only seven minutes to make lhe trip to Seal Cove. In another seven it was back again al (In- lire hall. Here genius and civic dignity dismounted in front of a camera waiting to take a picture of the party beside, and in the machine. Everybody tried to look pretty, but the car in its Irish youthful glory of rich red enamel outdid them all. Fit for Fire Service Fifteen hundred feet of hose can be carried by the new car. It is equipped with a large tank of chemical for the speedy extinguishing of newly started fires. This saves property from damage by water. Gong and loud warning homs are attached to clear the path for the auto on ils way to a fire. Everything about the machinery is in excellent shape. It is a six cylinder engine, developing 80 horse power. In every way the new car will be an improve ment on the old Bystem, so trying on the men. Had it been in operation when the Hays Cove Circle fire happened the other day, there would probably have been far less loss. The title of the new jigger in curbstone vernacular is the "Red Devil." Building for the Police Will Cost $600 To build the proposed new police offices and court house on. Third avenue and Fourth street, will involve an expenditure of $000. In adopting the report of the streets works and property committee on this last night the council considered the first idea of renting a building. Mayor Manson stated that to rent a suitable building, such as say, the old Bank ol Montreal woultl cosl !>")() per month. Il was decided to proceed with the new police station antl court house. PIONEER IS GONE HOME Rev. Ebenezer Robson Is Dead at Vancouver WAS WELL KNOWN He Was the First Methodist Missionary to Enter British Columbia��� A Brother of the Late Johnson Robson, Once Premier of Province. (Canadian Press Dispatch) Vancouver, May 5.��� Rev. Ebenezer Robson, the pioneer Methodist missionary in British Columbia, passed away at his home here this morning. He was in his eightieth year, and for over half a century his name had been closely identified with the history of thc Methodist church west of the Rockies. He was a brother of the late Hon.. Johnson Robson, who was Premier of British Columbia from 1880 to 1802. WILL BREAK ALL RECORDS Prince Rupert Will Outstrip All Coast Cities HOLD ALL HER TRADE Convincing Impression of Progress and Prosperity Made by the City on Mr. J. P. Graves of Granby Consolidated Mine "I'rince Rupert am take care of all the business o| her surrounding tlistriet." The words were said confidently and with all the convincing decision of a far seeing business man well satisfied wilh his first impression of our city. The speaker was Mr. J. P. Craves, managing director of the Granby Consolidated Mining and Smelting Co., president of lhe Spokane Inland Railway Co., and director iof many flourishing concerns in the Eastem States. Mr. Graves is well-known in business circles in New York and throughout Canada. "What most impressed me on my journey to this city," said Mr. Craves, "is the magiificent water route lo Prince Ruperl. lt is as valuable commercially as it is beautiful. And the certainty of rapid transfer of goods via the Giahd Trunk .to the eastern markets is another gre.it factor which has favorably impressed me about Prince Rupert. "Never before in tlie history of the Pacific Coast has there been such an influx of population. Men and money are pouring in steadily. Seattle, Tacoma, and Vancouver sprang up fast, but they hatl not behind theni a lythitig like the tide of immigration which is setting towards Prince Rupert. \\ hile it is Impossible for a coast ciiy in the making to .avoid .s dull spells in the time of waiting for the completion of transportation facilities, I am convinced (hat Pri ice Rupert's growth is going to break all records for coasl cities. The great wave of inflowing population greater now than ever before iu the history of the West makes this an absolute certainty." Paying for the New Fire-car Payment for the new auto- chemical hose wagon just accepted by the city will not be made until thirty days after date of acceptance of the car, that is in a month from now. Will Develop Claims B. 1-'. Stanwood, the well-known prospector is back in lhe city from a trip to California. He will leave here shortly for Copper River to develop his valuable calims there. Real Estate Moving Some evidence of the fact that real estate is moving in the city can be gathered from the monthly report of Mr. t). M. Helgerson who closed deals hist month amounting to $3-1,200. Most of the lots sold were in Sections 1 and fi and were to people living away out of the city. BASEBALL SCORES Northwestern League Vancouver ,s, Portland 5. Tacoma 2, Spokane 1. Victoria, Seattle (rain). National League New York 7, Boston 2. St. Louis 1, Pittsburg 17. Brooklyn 0, Philadelphia 7. Cincinnati 5, Chicago 0. American League Boston 2, New Vork 0. Philadelphia li, Washington 2. Detroit 1, St. Louis 2. Chicago 7, Cleveland 7. Pacific Coast League Sacramento 7, Oakland 5. Los Angeles Ki, T'risco 8. SIR JOHN CARLING DYING Veteran Minister of Agriculture III. Sinking Fast (Candaian Press Dispatch) London, Opt., May 5.- Sir John Carling who was Minister of Agriculture in Sir John Macdonald's Cabinet was overcome today by a sinking spell, and is not expected to survive the hight. Going South Severty-five passengers went souih on ihe S. S. Prince Rupert this morning, 85 of whom were first class and 40 second class. Waking UP Another dollar haa found its way to the fund to buy King George a coronation souvenir. This is the second dollar subscribed by the local < ieorges and it came Irom Oeorgc Frizzell. Aldermanie Candidate Mr. \V. J. Alder has consented to be nominated as an aldermanie candidate in Ward 2 to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Mr. T. I). Pattullo. Cily Clerk Woods has not yet received the official -,'omir.alion. This must be done before two o'clock Monday afternoon. George Phillipotts has not yet decided whether he will consent to run. OUTFIT FOR WORKS DEPT. City Engineer's Contract on First Avenue to Start EQUIPMENT REQUIRED Tenders for Supply of Rails, Pulleys, Car-wheels, etc., From Three City Hardware Firms are Before the Streets Committee. WILL ADJOURN HOUSE AT OTTAWA FOR CORONATION Trice Declared in Reciprocity Struggle from May 23rd to July 16th��� Members Will Have to Com. Back to Work in Dog Days Without Any Extra Indemnity (Canadian Press Dispatch) (Ittawa, May 5. - It is now practically decided tlmt Parliament will adjourn from May 23rd until July Kith. The decision has been come to after a conference between the two leaders. Fielding to Lead House 11 has been agreed that Hon. \V. S. Fielding is to assume the leadership Of the House during the absence of the Premier in .England attending the Coronation, For Sir Wilfritl to have given up his visit to London on this oc casion was felt would nol reflect io the credit of Canada, and though lhe Premier was ready to make the sacrifice in his fight for reciprocity the declaration of a truce is welcomed. Heavy on Members ln :i general way, ilu* truce is admitted to be a victory for tho opposition, but the terms will bear heavily upon the members all round. They will have to return to the House in mid-sumnier to complete their work without further remuneration. NO VOTE TAKEN District Ministers Will Discuss Church Union Next Week No vote was taken on Church union last night at the concluding session ol the Methodist ministers of the district. The matter was left over until next week when all the ministers of the Methodist Church of British Columbia confer in Vancouver. The pastors of this district will meet there and vote before the matter is discussed at the conference. This morning most of the delegates who attended here left on the S. S. Prince Rupert to attend the conference. Rev. J. C. Sing will leave for Vancouver on Monthly morning anil will be away for iearly two weeks. On Sunday- May 14. Rev. G. 11. Raley of Stewart, will preach in the First [Methodist Church. VAST INSURANCE SCHEME PLAN OF LLOYD-GEORGE Two and a Half Million Workers at First Will Be Safeguarded Against Unemployment at a Cost of $35,000,000 ��� Extension of Scheme Will Involve $100,000,000 (Canadian Press Dispatch) London, Eng., May 5, -Lloyd- George introduced to the House today his system of State Insurance of workers, the most radical legislation ever yet undertaken by the Liberals. The measure il is estimated will involve an expenditure of 186,000,000 in 1012 13 riiang to 1100,000,000 in 1915 16. Bill Is Approved General approval of the bill is expressed by the representatives of all parties, though some ol ilu- details are criticised. It i> admitted tlmt a system ol State Insurance is likely to meet wilh success and the wide-spread approval of thc great mass of the people. The measure is of course aimed at the problem of unemployment. Two and a Half Million Al firsi ilu- system of State Insurance against unemployment .i- devised by Mr. Lloyd-George will be .applied only to the engineering shops, the building, and house-building trades. These trades alone, however, are represented by aliout twu .rid a half million workmen. Shop early on Saturday so as to pick up some of lhe snaps in shoes at Scott, Frond & Co.'s Bargain Counter. Another step in the establishment of a Public Works Department in Prince Rupert was taken by the council last night. Contract "B, 0" on First avenue on which the Ciiy Engineer bid lowest has not yet been Started, and before it can be begun a regular outfit ol contractor's tools must In- purchased. These will form the nucleus of the Public Works Department equipment, Tenders for the materials and tools required wen- called for the oilier tlay by tlie City Clerk, and last night these wen- opened. Three of the city hardware firms tendered, but not all as completely as the Council desired. The funis tendering were lhe Prince Ruperl Hardware Co*, Messrs. Handasyde & Hurl, and the Thompson Hardware Co. The tenders were refer* red to the streets committee. LIGHT-KEEPERS RAISE Lonely Watchers of Our Coast Will be Wealthier Taking effect from the beginning of the present year, an increase has just been granted by ilu- Dominion Govcmmcnl by which salaries of ilu- lighthouse keeper- of Canada have been raised from 2(1 to 85 per cent. The men who keep lonely vigil over lhe waters of this coast will receive their arrears since January 1. In every instance the increase has been a substantial one. lt is nol very long since the lighthouse keepers were awarded a G. T. P. BOYS WON Beat F. W. and S. Outfit Again In the bowling match between Foley, Welch and Stewart's office staff and the G. T. P. team in Morrison's Alleys, lhe G. T. P. boys came out champions. For iiniking Hit highest individual score if lhe evening Mr. Mailer of the ('.. T. P. team, was given a box o cigars by Mr. Morrison. The railroaders won by '.im points. The scores wee: G.T.P.��� Crandall Melville .... M.ider I'M) ,148 ,166 ,169 .188 Ti.iids2.V21. .8*15 881 848 good increase. The government however, has sited the proposition j'J'''"'V up rightly, in iheir belief that the |''���">'��� nun who tiike up positions on the stormy shores or barren islands should be well paid. The highest I F.W. & S. silary on this coast is 11,770, audi Malmburg 108 this dass Includes Race Rocks,iLevenhrfgen 175 Cape lle.ile, Carmanah Point audi McArthur 144 Pine Island. Johnston 11)0 ��� Stenstrom 108 For the first time this spring sw-allows were seen in the city. * Totals, 8428 800 183 137 182 \53 178 174 168 185 154 150 182 152 148 203 168 170 172 171 182 152 TS ) 'y is sr it n s. a d' d h n d t s r p r i 783 831 _______ jSjj^ m.mtf _______ THE DAILY NEW M* j 1 1 i ���- i-n'oi Plu To I h II'.a I M'5 tht* e Turk fur b acrei BU fori full i tin- 8 ful. liaiiii; two gaze CI I ra Rog Nt It linn J I trad ,\ I coal Imli w 'till and span aven ry" door Ki ness ness i title* I lopi t.i tl lUIII! sold has ditio they bush Bi spell He \ ager Rail Pt TJ b The Daily News Formerly The 'Prince Rupert Optimist Published by the Prince Rupert Publithing Company, Limited DAILY AND WEEKLY SUBSCRIPTION RATES-Daily, 5Hr per month, or $5.1X1 per year, in sdvance, Weekly, $2.00 per year. OUTSIDE Canada���Daily, 18.00 peryear; Weekly, $2.50 per year, strictly in advance. TRANSIENT DISPLAY ADVERTISING-BO cent* per inch. Contract rates on application. HEAD OFFICE Daily News Building. Third Ave., Prim*.* Rupart, B, C, Telephone 98. BRANCH OFFICES AND AGENCIES New YORK���National Newspaper Bureau. 819 Bail 23rd St., New York City. Seattle Puget Sound News Co, London, Enclasp-The Clougher Syndicate, Grand Trunk Building, Trafalgar Square. "The newspaper, with the law, should assume the accused innocent until proven guilty; should be the friend, nut the enemy of the general public; the defender, not the Invader of private life and tha assailant of personal character. It should be, as it were, a keeper of the public conscience. " ��� Henry Wattenon, Fruit : Produce : Feed WHOLESALE H. H. Morton - 3rd Ave. FOR SALE | I.aat.- 5 and '''. Hlock 2*-, Section 1. 13000, 25 per cent. cash, ll ce 1. 2. 8 years. 7 ner cent. GEO. W. MORROW 107ti Nelson St., Vancouver, B.C. "Ii is a globular shaped ball set on a pedestal all made of brass .unl nipper and plated with nickel, says a contemporary deseril. - the new steriliser at ihe Hospital* The advantage of havh - -��� "globular shaped ball" is than you might at tirst appreci ite Nn three-cornered, rei tangn ��� '��� "'��� octagonal shaped 1 alls ne< 5 S. ���- ,���, Tbe temptation to charge "stiff It's the same as with othei good wing __^^ ., alwuyg lmtm.a, prices" for high class things, or * ^ ^ {_ a[- artisailslli|) But it's not always JJMtlflaDie- commonplace is pro- nowadays the standard Is ^7^J^a_ work |. not apt to cost nounced. So that, as to P "'>"* h�� JJ ���ull,. ,',, ��� at some places vou more than Us worth; still. JOU tan I * , ��� . . ;hBn at others- and this shop ll one of th. OtheM. .. ^ ��� v r, n/,,���>,* nn Him If he Deceives You Twice, Shame on You" ll a Man Deceives ) ou Once, Shame on mm. tj Daily Edition. Friday. May 5 THE SIGNIFICANCE OF THE CAMMORRA Every few days the newspaper readers .are treated to an item ol news about the tri.il ni the Cammorrists i.i Italy. It is probable diey will continue to be so regaled for a year more at le.i>t. The Cammorrists are on trial n-ra crime committed in 1900, and most ol them have be in custody sir.ee that time. Some !--lk whose opinions an* not I sneered -it think the trial will drag on until the Judge and jurj ai most ���'!' the prisoners die of old age. It is a matter i" be deferred as long *i> possible, this trial of the Cammorrists, according to popular opinion in Italy. The phenomena of thc Cammorra is a matter ol interest to young communities where law and order enforcement m.:> conflict with the interest ��'t local authorities. For the Cammorra is the outcome of conditions, created largely by those who ..re hired to preserve law and t.riler. The Cammorra, unlike its kindred societies the Black Ha and the Mafia, is a v.ist secret society comprising all ranks ol societ; in li.-' . In ~iine a*,' it- sections none but those >*i noble birth are admitted. These art* the Raffles, the Arsene Lupins ol Southern Italy, the Smart Set ol crime. Iheir speciality is the extortion ol blackmail from .gambling dens and the like though they t!" not si at deeds ol violence. Iheir operations are winked .it by the authorities, Lasl year, indeed, thc Government selected Gcnnaro Cardinale, a Naples lawyer and *tn ait.ithe of the Cammorrists,to study Italian schools in America. The Cammorra is stronger than the Government, and holds the police and heal authorities in tear. Even the visitur in Naples who loses his watch nr pocket book soon learns that it is of im avail t i limk t" the police t��- recover his valuables. Instead he goes to the local agent of the Cammorra who for a suitable' fee returns the \**< '*r stolen article. Within its ranks the Cammorra has it.*- own ethical code. The "barratollo"���the proceeds from thi garni - Itouaes -and the "sbruffo" ���the pr ������'.- ni railil't-ry ami extortion are apportioned every week ur two among its members, alter ., portion has been deducted for social purposes and legal expe Th..t the civic police ol Naples were in league with the Cammorrists is beyond ilmilit. Nut until the carabinieri, the military jviiin from the north, cami ��� thc scent was a genuine effort made to arrest any 11 the lea ler-. Since their arrest, it has taken nearlj five years ��� bring them t<i trial, and how long the trial will last no one can - prophe > That they are a band of desperate charai ers goes without - The fierce impotent hate which prompted one of the prit takeout :.i- glass eye and hurl it at the Judge is noi merely a hutm ��������� - incident; it is an indication of thewihl ferodt) ol the caged men. Thriving upon die licensi iccordcd them, the Cammorrists ol Italy have initiated an era of Anarchism. Anarchism a~ a philosophic ���doctrine among professors is .. singularly easy and ideal condition to argue for. But as a condition ol existence for masses of people under present economii systems i- proves a failuie. It is a truth that before we n<-t a New Jerusalem, wc eed some s. To administer tin- law "without fear **t favor" i- the onl) safeguard for communities yet awhile. It i*. for her laxitj ��� >regard in times p.i-i. that Italy i> ii--w reapi g a ��� -r..ri-m ai -I .rime. Society must be remodelled from within, without letting down the barriers of govts nt until a ew | * t.ttinn -..rt'w, - 1 Rochester & ���jp ������ Monroe *:' Ladysmith k^V *CoAL N ;* --va.- \V Phone ns i Northern Produce Coy. I l ������������ { ! WHOLESALE PROVISIONS. Nearly every .game grown popular on the surface -'I the "globular .shaped ball" which we live is played with ��� of some material. L'p to tin- present they have .ill had a marked tendency towards the "glol But as there evident!> are - new styles and shapes kno about, the public must be o its guard against tlu* base substitution of triangulai and other awkwardly shaped balls which thi unscrupulous might attemi i palm off. M-+++++++++++' LAND PURCHASE NOTICE st...."ta Un.l Dstrict-District ol Quoon I. harlotta.- ���aTata noUn thai Q��orn FrtetU ��l Pnnoa i ���, - B. Ci occupation butcher, mtcn.ls to ippll ���ton to purchaa* tho lollowini dacrlMd tndol ut a pa��t plantod about Mvao . anal tvao raiia-a south ol tho mouth ol Sunlay Creak where it empties into Naden - I .iraham Island, thence 80 chain! south, , - chaine ��''--'. thenco SO chains nJrth. ��� chant east to point ol oomminoemint ud eontalnlnj 640 acrw mon atau ..., ireh 17, 1911 QEORGE Fiil/./KLL Pub April? Nmn�� Dwnan, A|Mt LAND PURCHASE NUTICE ,U IDItrtct-DlitricttrfOoMt ��� |. Mr.. Jnlin I *.rl.*y of I "nn* ��� , , ., ipntlon married woman. InUndi j. ,|on to purohaao tha followini , pctplanwd Britain. Mit i him tho wuthw.it cornar of 1-;: i- n-t District. Ranw 6, thonco aouth sn . . , i,. ,������������*. thonco north 80 chain* thonco wait 40 chaini mm or tag to tha . f eommencamant, containing .>-'" ncres "'""' "r '"" MKS. JOHN iLottlol COHLKY la,-.. Mar.ao, Wil Tub. Apr. I. i'.'ll COAL NOTICK FRUITS and VEGETABLES j Send for our Weekly Price List J I PROMPT ATTENTION GIVEN j a SHIPPING ORDERS 1 | Phone 151 - Phone 151 j Windsor Hotel FIRST AVENUE VT ria'.HTII STHKKT Newly Furnithed and Steam Heated Rooms A FIRST CLASS BAR AND DINING Ruti.M IS CONNECTION RATES 'KNTS AND DP BATHS IT.EE T.a QUESTS ROBT. ASHLAND PO. BOX 37 A particularly i satisfactory type of ball is that designed in the form of an isosceles triangle. 1* not be liil into the purchase i obtuse-angled equilateral parallelogram shaped ball. It will prove erratic. An oblong ball never makes good, and drical style while not bo ' ad one way is awkward the otha r, Do not, however, coi fuse th< yt-aiiiine "globulai shaped ball" with the Masked Ball, I n Fa Dn-s- Ball, or ilu i I u t's Haul. They have in> relation whatever. MACK, HINTS TO INVESTORS. NO. 1 Ynu can tell wl il sei tioi - ol the city are devel ii �� fastest by looking through the real estate ids, Wherever there is real esi iti activity���there must be real estate advertising. And the more real estate advertising, thc more real estate "activity." Quaan Charlotte Islands Land District���District ol .** lata:.. I Take notice that I, J. ti. McNab ol i'rinco. Ru* ���. rt, .aeeupation general agent, intend to apply lor t-tfrmtssion to prospoct lor coal and potroloum 0.-. the (olloaa-ing described lands: Commencing at a post planted a*, the ao ��;�������� Co.���e- ol Section 3, Townsh p 2 liraham Island, ar.d marked J G. McN., S. E. Cl.-��� I *. chain.. Ihence north M) chains, tin . N chains, thence south Ml chains to point ol eommonomont. . , ,,..,��� Dated March 9.1911. ���., J,, o. McSAl Pub. March io. WJson tiowing, Agen: <ka*~.a Und District-District ol Coast Range \ Take notic* that Jack Uedlo.-d ol Kdfhlayi Y.rKsniraa. England, occupation ove.*-!ooker. in* u*r.ls to apply lor permisaion to purchaso the lollowing ja��cnba\l lands: i. ommandnf at a post planted at a t*o;nt .n the easterlv boundary ol timlier limit *-.-.* and in *..*., souv.erly limit ������! lot .i:-9.'. IA:.;- Ca ��� Dutnct, where the said limits Intera a.or.g *.::* aoutharly limit ol lol ��� tlaati i ar.d ::.*��� j'ro].*��lon thereof in an *..-:.:. 90 cnatr.s more or leas to the uraatarly lit. : ol aior.g *.r.e last mentioned limit ll G or less to the northerly limit ol timtaer lin . : ..*, .. .. --. ���., :.--���. ��� ll .: ��� -a*: DMO- . nit 90 chains mope or .* - Un*.:: ol timber limit 3*3'2\*. ther.ce In a I 11 chains more or lasss to t*. sVlSll. JACK BEDFORD Pub. March iS Skoona Land Dlatriel Diatriet : I a.*: Ranges :.ce tna: I, Clan May Little -I 1'nt.ce l.-;vr:. li. C, .... a;;.; I r ;j-.-::.isjion to purchase the .' .. -a.i.g . : Commencing at a paat planted at the north ���-..-. .* ::..*: ol Lot ITJ.'a. Ranfo '*. Coaat i-.--.net there, vast -to chain... thonci : *'��� - :r..*.cr waat jl chain' thooci rtl - thance mat lo chains, Uioooi * ith ;"* chains to point ol eommonOHMOl, containing 11- acraa more or les*. Daud April 4, ISU. CLARA MAY LITTLE I-ub. April 15. Skaana Im.I in.trici���District ol Coaat Ranfa �� iSn notice thai Mary Hell lleaton ol \aucou nr Ii C. occupation s|iin��ter, intends to apply tor permlialon to |.urehiue the lollowing doscribed ring at a poat planta-d at tha* north cast comet M Lot 'l.'*>. tbence abuut 30 chaina Lot 1723, thence 911 chains wa*at I* Lot ' a- |, :���. ;a*e lb .ut JO chains south to Lot 39H1, thence 10 chains eaat. thonea* ;!U chains aoulh to Lot 6-: thenoa M chaina eaat. thenco JO chaini north, thence -���' chains .aast to polnl ol com- ti ,* ai-iiiig J-iiacn-.a m.,ro ur loss. Post mu.*k.* i M. II. 11., S.K. Corn.T. .���_,_, Dat.-ileb.14. 1911. MARY BELL BEATON ub. .\larch 4 mill* McL lauu, na'r.l; aim .'ia Cliurlotlo Islanda Land District 1 a:. - r. Skeona T'ake notice tlmt 1, John Mcla'oil of Yano nocuiiatiiin broker, intend to upply lor ponnl to |iros[H*cl lor coal uml petroloum on tin* l.,,: ilesaTiboil lands: Coinniencing at u post plumed aliout Iwo soutli ail tha* Tl-e! Kiver unal marklll John N. K. Curner, No. 32, thonce south feo c1 thenco wa-at HO chuina. thence north Jul d thonea* oast 80 chains to point ol commence etititiiining 640 acra's, mora* or !a*sa. Dated Feb -JJ. 1911. JOHN ItoLBOD Pub. Keb. 24. Leslie E. Wultfr, Ag,.nt ���,a... j. Charlotte lilandi Land District���District a,( Skeona Take notice thnt 1, John Mct.a*od ot Yaiicnuver, occuiiution .-r.'l.ar, intend to apply lor pa-: ; to prus|iect (or coul und petroleum on tlu< laa!laiwine .lit erlbed lands: t'omtnenciiig al a poat planted aliout li.e ___m north and una* mile wawt ol the mouth o the IT-el Itiver and murked J. McL, N. r. ��� Nn. 84, thelica* aouth HO chains, tliencr ���.,���! _\ cliaiiui, thencv mirth HO chains, thenc* ea-t .0 cliains to point ol commencement; natal . ocr,***. mora* or la**w. Dated Keb.26, 1911. JOHN Mcl 1 uC . ub. Ka*b. 29. Claronca* McDaiwvil. \ge:u New ; Knox Hotel I BESNER & BESNER, [PROPRIETORS The N< i K- * Bottl l�� run on the Eur-t-nr. Flan. Firtt-clui Mrvtoft, All the LfttMt M - ent��. ���;..��� Bl DS hfc UP PROBLEMS \ ter 1 liaz, what? Problem : ir the guesser He'll In*, like ,i> not, Merely Iii- successor. ���Toronto Star Al'ttr Hi.nli . wlm? Problem for the Tory. I It'll be certain to Be shorn ol .-11 his glory. ���Prince- Rupert Daily Newi THE House of Good Values ���Wc have juat r* New Tailor Made Waists, Irish Linen Waists "Royal Purple" Shoes for the Ladies "Traveller" and "Palace" Shoes for the Men We i-arry a large ��tock "f LadltS1 ami Men's Footwear of all descriptions. 101 I v.km v KtiR "BUTTBMCX" PATTERNS, The House of Good Values JABOUR BROS. - Third Ave. Letters to the Editor Help! Help! Help! I >i-.ir >ir: \\ ho i9 the dead one that earni d the "epitaphic sentiments?" What art- the aforementioned adjectivic sentiments? .' " ���- '������������ ' Who is Mike? What relation is a--* * - ��� \ . . .- ��� if por- .ii' auto i" .: wheelbarrow? \\'h>- the ge (graphical refen in Scotland ai il Italy? Also, what, oh what ire "frau- lincs?" Mai j *i time I have had i" lt-a|i hi^li i.i thi cold wel atmosphere i" v.-ra��|> tin- drift of some ol your o*. temporary's utterai 11 - .md .it last they have put one over that beats me. 11 worries me. Won't wtiit* one, for the love of Mike, and the honor uf hi*, name, come across with an explanation, ii��i\v, while the explaining is good, MITT. FIRST AVENUE 1'KINCE RUPERT I.ANl) LEASE NOTICE in ���.. iMiiaii'M-i <<i i "i�� - ����ter. inund t ��� ��|>- ,***,*** th.- f.ii mint d���� ���:.-���.!,���������'.*. n ��� w��trr mark. ���* water mark .'*��� chair.* \,W . ��� ��� ��� . . ��� �� ��� - mon ��� ��� ���' and C'T.taintnir ��� '. . ;��� \\\ XANDBR iai.1.1 slip!: INSERT YOUR LAND PURCHASE NOTICES IN THE NEWS ..Grand Hotel.. SkMM Land Dutrict���Diitrict uf Coait Rant' 5 Tak* notice that Btdon S. I N ' .��: I llerlin, Ont.' occupation doctor, intend* to apply (or permiMion to purchaae the {oUu��ir.�� deacribed landa: Commer.cir.g at a po��t plar.ttd at the wuth* ! *eit corner of \ja\ 1424, tlwne. ea��t 30 chaina 1 more or \*tu, thc.ee south ih chains more or U'sa, tht-rct' mvtx 80 chain more or 1pm, ihence north ,iini more or lesa to point of c eontaininf U*j acre* more or lew. Dated March dl, lyil fcXDON & DETWILER I'ub. April 15" John Camplwll, Agent Skeena Land DUtrict-Uiitrict >t Outtw TWt. notio. thnt 1 Andraw Cummlnti ui Vnn- couver. B.C.. occupntion cook, intends to ftpplv for ptnnlislon to purchase thi foUowtnsdnMnb> cd lands: Commencinir at a post plnntod three and one ��� . ��� .-������������ ��� tion from the point on Naas l: ��� ;.i.. trail m��t1li MnrthotrnU, IIubm nml ��� chninn, thenee south ni chains, thence ea��t *** chain*, thence north KI chain* tu point of i i'ii men cement, containing 640 acres. Date Feb. 3, i'.'ll. ANDREW CUU1UN08 Vti\>. Mat. 1". ! M ph I^'Uvav. Atfvnt Bl * ' I and District���District of Caasiar Take notice that Christian .\. Tervo of BtlktM H C . occupation cu>:oms of* cer, intend* to BPply for pvndnon to purcha.��t: the lollowing dt->crtU<d lands: Commencing at a port plarte.i aliout 18 chains nnrth aeat of the customs warehouse at Sti* -.������, li. ��' , :(.t-r.ci- w.-.- 80 ehnlnti thence souti 80 chair.*, thence eait 2" chains, thence north 20 chains to |>oini o( commencement and containing 4u acn- more or less. Dated Keb. U, lull. ' CHRISTIAN A. TERVO Pub A|,ri T SkMM Unit Ui-trici -DUtrict ol guevn Charlotte lalandi Tnka notloa that Ono. II. Uu* ol Princ** Rupert, . occupation barber, intends to apply for *-.on :u purchaw the follnwing daoonhnd :- ruencing at a \n>*\ planted about seven nnd oni inflo -*imH ln��m the motith if Stanly Crook, Nadu Harbor, thanco ��mth t-o >���,- mM ID chains, thence nurth .^o ������ eait 10 chains. March 17, 1911. GEO. H. l..\l\ Pub Vpnl 22. Numa iVmers, Agent Skeona l-j*nd Dtetrict Dlatriel of UmiL Take notica that t J 11. McAujrhay of Prince RuOOTt, occupation mlnw, Intends to apply for permission to purchnse the following described lands; C'.mmencinjr nt n pust plantcl at lh.' snithwesi i-.-rner of lot 2JV. thaOOl .aal N ehuins. thence ��� uth ,; chaint) thanco wmt N chaini) ihence north6chalna t" polnl "f eommwcarowti eon* tainimr 80 una mora ��>r less. Date Fob. 16,1911 J. II. MeAUGRBY . Pub. Feb. 2a'>. I'.'ll. Andrew Kennedy. AKent ,<K.'��-n:i Land Diatrict���Diatrictol Caaaiar Tak. notica that I Bolcom McDonald of Prince Rupart, B.C., occupatloa taborar, intends to ap t>ly fi-r t'ermi?-!-i"ti to purchase the followinir de- Mribad landi i ��� ��� ���. ���,- at a poat plan^��^l throo and dm* halfmllaaln in oaatorly direction from tho polnl n Naaa River whom th. Lava Laka trail boglni and one mile in a notthorl] dlracthm from tho . ' a '. thmea nm th 80 chains. . ureal BO chalna. ihence aoatfa B0 ehaina, th^-ni-e east chains t>�� point of OOOUMacomont, .icres. bolcom McDonald Puh, Mar. I . Jtwph Helwav. A|*nl Skoona Land Dlatriel ���Dlatrio uf Coast Itange V Take notic** that Kdith Alice Cruwthvr ol ^ orkahln^ Entjand. occupation spinster, Won to purcham* the ���.: daaennod Iai Commencing at a i>ust planted at the aouth ea��t corner of aurvayod lot tnt, Itange 5, Coast Dis* trict. thence nurth along the easterly limit of the said lot 85 ehaina mora ��r tern to the southerly limit of Lot 8888, Itange ft, c*~m**i district, thrnr'e oast along the southerly Timit of the la*t mentioned lot 6U chains to a point, thencv in a southerly direction 88 chains parallel to the said easterly limit of lot 8891, thence In a Wmt- eriy dalroetion ���**�� chain* mon- or le�� to the point of commencement containing 210 acr��v morv or lew. EDITH ALICE CltoUTIIKK Dated March 8, 1911. Pub. March 8ft. BkeenaLand District-District of Caasiar Tak- notloa that I. IVrr> tjmenan nl I'rince Ituin-rt. li. C., ivcupatinn pr^|a*ct*tr, Ultond to apply for permission tu purchase the folloaing descrll'et Un 1��: Commencing at a |>o��t planted in the \imiiv of (loo*- Hay, ai-out thre��-eights of a mile aotith of the mouth id the Hunan/a Cp-ek. and Uitig on the oaatarh boundary ol Timln-r lumit No 86881 or No ���:- - thono miuth 40 rhains along the eaaterly llmll ol --;���! Tlmm ��� I In li '..- - :-\ i r N". 88880 l1' ehaina, theno- east to the ihorr of I'ny, a dlatanoo ol \*> shaitta mon* oi u***, thanea northorl) along the more of titrate May 10 shall ��� mon - k **. thonet woatarl) 10 al m;^ mope or loM to ; otnl ��>f aoaUBOMOOMBt, containing ��� mot a ur lew. Dated March 7, 11*11. PKUUY QUEBNAN Puh. April 7 WORKINGMANS HOME Spring Btdt, eltan WMU fflittu 25c Rooms 50c BEST IN TOWN FOR THE MONEY J. GOODMAN. Proprietor .CASH.. $337.50 uinl 148.76 paysblf Oetobtr 80th, 1011 ami rii.T.", payablt Oetobtr :tnth. 1912 avin Meurt either of thei* lota '���'i'- UJ-H |ti���ck 8 Beetlon - Wi- art aganti fur the old reliable j iiaannix. i.iv.*r,���H,i ami London and uiobe and Brltlah America Plre tnaur- The Daily News 50c PER MONTH gr-n^company "111- ' lailH|iainiia|a. Busiest When Quietest No .'.i-r* in the police court for thc past few dnys. The- fact may be taken as an Indication thai tin- police .ire not idle, but tli.u they are watchful. A well behaved city i- always a ruin: plimcnl to the force. The Weather Weather conditions along the coast .i> reported by wireless continue fairly favorable, I'rinci- Ruperl i.i glorious sunshine for thc pasl few daya, fairly puis thc frequent "Cloudy" and "Over- eaat" note from ilu- down below si.iiiiiiis to shame, Seconal Ave.. Prance Ruperl, B.C. lf you "Keep Boarders" al all, why nit keep enough boarders to in.ika- it PAY? A small campaign nf classified advertising In The Daily News will keep you busy. .- ��������� * I.na l Dlauiel -Diitrict nfGutlu T.i-.a ��� ll ��� tniat 1. J lan Ml Don . . I Ruiaral. B.I . ,1 at aa -ta hotellteepfft, inn 1 a|a|al> : - 1 * ���tipiia'tna.'at a i tl r.-a�� an,I oo*. .��� ��� .-���' r'a> dlmttam li-iiii :ha on Naaa- !';.������ *a n.-r.* UH I... .a I. *..*��� trail ��� ui a niirthorly dlreetloii fi I . . I ike trail, tl ��� a a,-. tha*na*i* nnrth ni chain., thei t Mat ��� a ��� - ��� | ��� ��� ��� ��� mi . a . r.antainirair -*|n ai*ra*��. i'.'* I* J'iIIN Hi DONALD I'uh. Mm J.-a;,!, Ilaiway. Atfi-t.t * 1.,, .| ]..-,at lii.irict uf t'a���� I ... a. noi- tl.iat iala*nn McArthur nl Vancaauaer, II. t .. nccu|iatlnn ri*al MUtf :.,:��� a i im. apply lor licrtnunlun tu purchaae thi* (nllu��inc dcaacrilia-il liar.ila: ���r.aT.cng at a pta.t talantcal In chain. aaT.t and ^0 chain, nuuth ul the ��uuth��a*��t cnrniT oj Lot No. 17:J:l marki-al ailenn McArthur'. mirth- aae.t correr, thence nuuth 10 chains, thenee aia-.t bl) chain., thence north tu chain.., thencc woat el) chains to Don ol commpnca*ina*i.t, containing 320 acra*, more or lean. Hated March 211. IUll. QLENN McMlTlllll I'ub. April 15. T. I>. Ulrt, A(M Skeenn Lianal lJi.trk*t-I)i,trii*t .af ('.,;,.t |:;,n..,. -. C'aaiaat l)i'tria*t Take naatiaa* that Win. La-lie uf SappaHton, B.C oeeupatlon Oov.rnmtnt Ouatrd, InUMi to appla- for pernilsiaton lo purclin.a* tha* fdlowtflf ila -. m~ ed hand,: Commencing it ��� pott planted 10 rhaln. aao.t land UO chain, aouth <af the erttt rmiiiT of lol N.a IT:'..!, ranire Ta const dl-trirt. marki.l Wm. LMlle N.W. caaa ner. thencc .outh tu chain, thcni-i* oii.t ���*" chnina. thuni'i* naarth In vhnln.. tin.nri* weat *" chain* to [mat of commenca-mont. containing -.'" acre i in.ire or lets, WM. LESLIE _ T. D. Lnlril. AKcnl Dnlail March'.'"lh. lull I'uh. April 2'.Hh. lull Sknenn Land Dlltrlot-Dlltrlcl aaf Caaaiar Tak.' notlc. that I Charlea Morrli of i'rinca* Ilu- pi*rt. B.C., oeeupatlon taborar. Intondi to apply for |ii*riiiiaaiain to putclia.i* tin* faallaaaAi,,^ draa-rila- i*ai landn Commmdnt at a poit piann**! thra. anal mm half milea in an i*aati*rla olractlon from the inaint on Naai River whirl tne Lava Laka trail lax*ailna anal ami* mil.* In n northiily direction fraam thc ani.l I.nvn Lake trail, thmo. -aaiilh -n rliain. I'uli aat -n ohalm, Ihetifp north so chain.. thenee well so ehalni to point of eommencemenl contnininK B40 iiiTia. Data Pab, I, mil. ru aim. ES Miimiis I 'ul'- Mar. in. .loaeph llihany. Amnt Skeenn Lund Dlatriel Dlltriet ..f l'���n.| Take notiee thai I. Ullll E. Walter, of Vnnc.au. ver, Il.l.. aaeeupntion pi.a.peilor. Iiit,.,���|. ,������,,. ply forpeiiiii.aioiito Durchaw tho following dit crilaail landa: a ���(teB.!"*fftin��!j " '""" plonted and marked t. i I*,. W. a S.I*., comer ami IaaaaaaaHlint.-lv nilia.ininaa 1 ,....! anarkial W.A.'a N.W. ,*..������.,. , !���.���,..!7.,'l llo ehnina. thene. weat mi ehaina, thene. aouth i chnina. them i.i mi ehaina, to polnl of e..m- mem-ement, oontalnlng :i2o acrei, more *ir leea - ��� na Land Dittrtel Dliukt ef C*t*i��r I .. ��� noUM thnt I J..��-t>h llrlwa> ..f V..- It C, ��������� ��� ipstlon i'T-..i"- tor. Intendi t.�� up)] f,.r ��� pan i-" tin- foil -huih hkHImi] lindw ��� -m ncinit nt ji pott pUntod iwo nn.l on��*htl( miln In an oMteriir diroetlon front tti��- polni pn NaaaRlvtr when- th< |.4vn ImW** trnil liruui*. wt-t n chaini. tin ��� ��� ��� ��� ith iu ehalni, h ao ehalni t ��� polnl of eomnM noenwnl eonl iln I . , . n let*. Data Fab JOSEPH Hi \.\\,\\ I'ul.. Mnr. I" Bkaana Ijin.i Dlatriel Dlatriel ofOonri i ika notiea that I. William Andarton. of Van- ������ ��� ar, B.C oaeni n clerk, Intendi to apply : ! i< iniiMi..n tai i. irth ������*��� tin- following deaerlbed lnni|��: (���..nniem-inirnt n i> it planted and ran ��� tw A. northwwt eorner.and about i mile from \u*\. ander Hm-han northern boandan line; thenee ���' chalna, Um i **t m . halm tl ��� . rmrth to ehaina, thenee wettttehalne, t.. poinl nf rinnmcnrrnuMit. eontalnlna M ��� icm mora tr !.-.�� WILLIAM ANDERSON Dated Iai Keb. 11*11 Chaiiei H, Stark. Ae*>nt I'ub. Kelp. J.O. Skivna ljind DUtriet Dbtriat ol tju.en Chariotte Uke nntice that Frank U-\irk ��.( \\uo.|��inck tint., occupation bookkeeper, inteml.- to mlt,|v' ("r parmlaaon to purcha*? th��' tollowing dmrnbed landi! ('ommencing at a t-wt plantetl bIh.uI aeven milw *t**\ antl Iwo milw mvlh o( the rhouth ft Stanley ("reek where it efflpUei Into Xi,|rn Harbor, (iraham I*lan<l, thence B0 chain. -Hmti, thenw t*i) cliain* pwi, thenc- mi chain* north thenee Ml chain" ��.-.( ���.. poinl ���>( cori1!M,,nCpm .' nnd cnnianlnit **\-- acr- . mora nr lan DatedIMweh IT, IpII. PRANK LRV1CK Fub April 7. Noma Demon \,���,; Skeena ljind Dlltriet*Dlttriel of <���,*��.( (Jut^n Charlotte Inlumla Land Diitrict���Dutnct ot Skeena Take noticv that I, John McLeod ol Vaaeoanr, occupatiun broker, intvnd to apply lor i��rmiv��ii,n tu pri��|H>et tor cual and petroleum on the loUowbg de.-eriUsl landi: t'omtnvneing at a poit planted about twu milte south ��I the mnuth of the Tl-vl Hiver ur i mark i J. McL S. K Cornvr. No. ill, thvnce ��� chains, thencv north SU chaim, thenn- out >u chainn, thencv nouth 80 chalna to point o! com* mvncvmvni: containing tito arn-. man or lea DaUHl Kvb. 22. 11111. JOHN Mn Lull I'ub. Kvb. 24. LHttaXaWaha \.���������> iJuevnlCharluttv lilandi Land DUtrict-DUtrict o Ske n. Taka not he that t, Jo n McLv d ut Va eouvir, BCCypnUoB brokvr, intenl o at'ply lor pr to pron|>ect fur c al and petrolv mt o th<-!.:loi q da oribad landi: Comnivitotal at a p it planti'd about (our ml i Mut i and tw.i mile* wv t ol the miuth ol thi Tl-vl Hiver and marked J. Mcl*. N. R > No. A'*, thenci- outh N) chaini, tin- c.- >* chain*, thenc - north Ko ehaina, Ihenre ��� . n .* it- tu pc> t of comm*ncvm 'tit: ontai tug 640 acn*s mon- or baa. Datei. Kvb. 21. mil. HS U'LEOD Fub I. 26. Clarancv McDowell, Aafrttt Vurvr Charlotte Iilan ?a Land DUtrict���Duv.rct U Sk ena Taka noticv that I, Juhn .\(el^<��d ��>f Vancw\fr, oecu alio broker, intend to uppl for into prm]M<ct (or coal and petrolvum on thai drier b il land*: Cummencing it a |M>it plantnl fo : an i two VM �����( tin m.'Uth ol t * TM It ��� markid J. MrL. S | Corner. No. t��i, ihence n rth I c ain . thenc ��i��( Mi chattll. Ite or >outh Ml c at**, t ance v**t 0 chai t point ot cum* nun vm- nt ��� ontatmng f��40 acrvi. n\it* r !.- ��� !'at.-l Pab, :l. I91L JOHN M Lt.nl> , Fub. Pah, 25. Clarance McDowell. Agmt gueen Chatlotte lalat ri L ml DUlr.ct���Dutrict 4 Meena T.ke notice tha- I. Juhn M L d of W occupatio.i broker. Intend to apply for pt<mi>>��n t irop-c nr fat.il i d i*tr ileum on -��� d ��Tit*l I i.da; Commencing at a p et | lent d al ������ t '�� rmtln outi and two mite* wv t of th mouth f the T.-v Vmixf ani ��� *r-vl J. M L W. i .��iwf, no IV tiietc nonh ad ehalni. here chaina. thvnev nutn 0 eha*i tha I *��it H> r , i'ii�� o t< mt of c.in ii tcvm ' t ntanrc 10 * t***t mure or Ita. D.t.dF.b. :3, 1 11 J N MI.I ol) Fub leb. .:-. Carer. iM I'O-.* . Queen Caarlutte Mandi Land Dmrkt-D ��tr ct ol Bkaana Tak ��� noitce that I, John McLeod of \V ociupation -roker, intend to apply for pe to p c*pv-t for c ul and i*-troleum on 'h H dee ribad landa: Onmm nrmg it a poit planted atwut i ur in ����� muth and twu milen we i uf the m uth ot the Tl-vl Rlvar ard marked J. McL. N. W. C m*. NO 0 tlwne��� nouth M) chaint. th<-n ��� ��� chaini, thencv north H chiim, thenrt- *����� M balm to po.nt . I commenc m-nt: co taming '-10 nrn*. morv or lvn��. Datnl Kel.. 2,|. I ||. JOHN M 1 PD I mb 2 . Clara tl McDow LAND PURCHASE NOTKK sk.-enn LaodDhtriri -Dlriitel pfQoaaai i Take Mitm* that Catherine Harrison, el I '* Allwrta. neaupaUoa aptnitvr. intend* �� f"T pamWon lo purcha��> the followir-.^ land* RWMlM at a |HHt planteil .*��������� ��� I half a mile miuth from !!<��� meuth ��t KtanU i rvek, when* tt vmptn Oraham Dland, tbenrr 4" gMlM * -' ��� �� I" chaim wl. thvno* I" ������' �� i" ihatni -mm to (mint ut mm i & ii.o Brrv* morv or le*. Da'i-I March IT. 1911. CATHMUNi: HARRIWN Pub Apr. T. Numal>vfi- ��� Land DtaoM -Dutnct ot Qaaat R Take rm ice that (ivorKel^vick of Fnno ��� I1 ' . '���rruptiion clvrb. lnt ndi to M��p KrmiHion to purchaae thv followine ��������� ' idai ('"inmencing at a poit planted M UkflvUkeaiKi-it tin chain* north ea*t In-it .n - ot laid lake Mahalti River', thenn- 3 north, theno- about fit) chain* va*t lo Uke. thenee meandering aaid lake *hofe in a �������* iire.iion to point of commenceme k. more or 1 em. P��t matkel (��� U Ulnlni ao acre*. �� W. Corner. Date I Feb. 11. 1911. Puh M.rch I. OEOHGK tfVIl K Take notiee that I. Petei ReW. of Vaneeover B.<.. oeeupatlon laamater. Intendi I i��erinliilon to purehn��e the fotlowlni ,]..,*, t'\ landi: ****��� cmmenrinirata noil planted ind marked P IL tgjfo cornel'and Immidlate �� nl loin Ine potti marknl J.M. * N.K. eorner n,,*\ ,\ || �� < t- , " ner; then.- north �����* chain-, thvnce eail (���, |)n. thenee aoatn 80 ehalni, thenct ��� point of eommeneement, . , more or laai \) , ll; ,., ,,, "'* i.i,,,ii.,K.....ini .',.,���,.��� .v,i!.���XrM Runrt. H. i'��� Mupa i *i,\, .. ___** ��,.|.ly li.r |i,.rnila��|���n t��� punhaa. ,l1(* |���||,' ''.' ilt'.a*riliaa.l Uiiili.: aaiimainR i-iiraiiT nl .uraiayiail l.al MM, I;,,, , __ . ,"' Ska*,*!. Und District-Iltatrlct ol Taaial Han*"- s I'akn i���,'-���, thn William Prinklin I * "I I'rii-aco Rupm, II. I*., aaccupltlian *���������"���" knpi-r.lniraida io apply lor parmlaalon to i* i"" *���* Hi' I *ll,iaaini( deKrital land : I iiiiimaancliaa it a MM planlad it Ik. '" * C'rwr nl .i,raa.yrd Lot 1711, there, ���" ���"i'h. llioairr ilanut H chalna we��t I" I UMIM. N eh.ln. niarth. thene. 45 eh.H ��� *" iliene, ilmiit U chain, north lo Lot MM .'"int SO chain, out to .outh put cornrr ���lOe". th.nco ibout H ehilm north to Lot ML ���lime* ��l~.iii *,;, chain, cut lo point ol com nient. cuntainina 4��0 acrw more or le*. I'lta-I I'.li |L un I'ub Mirch I. WUXIAM KIIANKLIN OAIPINW" Sk.aen. Lind llialrirl lii.irict nl Dm* ��� , laalanal, Tako notin. thn J. ||. Murphy ol Va* I' < . aircaip,i|nn comma>rclal traveller, n ��� ��� '* Iii lppl> Inr |��*r\M,ion lo purchiae Ihe fa.ll->*"1. leacrlbad land.: I "'iimpiwinl il ��� |M��I plinted ibOBl mila*. *���., and nm- mile eouth Irom thi nl Manly I'ri-ek. N'aalen llarlmr. there.* I chain,, thenca* waa,| 40 chaina, thence ��� elaiin., ihrneeeaat 4l)e Ina. ,,.- I'i"-I March 17, l!.|| J. H. MIIU'IO an Mttatarl) ' "i*i In..' Numi ItenuT". Af* aa'va, .ll,*nn* III nil l'H*II>riV *liri,*l aaala -.1 . ���OMtariy llmll ol Itlrvaayeal'ln, .,,,'.���."'',"�� 'he. ' lection Ihereol In el., ' WJ{ Skeena Und lii.irict-Dlitrict of fo,.l piarnllial In ll���* ,*a*t.rl. llmll ,' .,,.'. ,.,.,,",,, ,, T "ka ai.atire that Mri. L. C. IMtnim il "' ��lon-aid III) chain, mur,. ot laaa i .'.,.' J aui. Minnia,,i|a, occupation marrliil ��� 'iili'i.l. l.a apply tor permiaaion lo purcha* "' li.llnaalliK ,l���,n.,|,���| |,n'j,. I ommrnclmt nl a po.t plinled al th'* H eorna. ���i i,��� N��� ,7:11 ���,���',������, M��� . ,*. Putnam! nnrthen.t enrner, ihence we��t 10 chain". th��-n��� M chain, Ihence eaat 40 chalnr. l����" """'^���n " a-ln.1111. aan'ria aar |a>, (, . ' limil nl a tlmlKT limn So. �� 4ii chalna mnro or la*.. I. a poll ...utherly a,l lhe eia.i, ,K ���, , ' ��� IK'M. thenc.* In a nmiwrii . *. _ '�� lirnjecllnn n| ,|,n ,.,i��� |,m limit fill chain, more ur I, mural m.aal a.l,.l��., 'I Ila . ' ' "' ' ' ment, ennlalnlnc -Jtn urn , m,, io ��o chalna Ihenee eaat 40 chalnr. tn"��" nnrlh Ml rliain, to poal ol commencemerl. ** lainini; :|20 acra*, mora* or leaa. .._..... I>��t.*.f March 20 mil. Mils. L C POTKAII I'ub. Aiaril ir,. Oeo. It. I'utnam Alt" 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 I I I ' | DEVOTED PRINCIPALLY TO THE INTERESTS OP WOMEN j THE COSY CORNER - This ia a little section of the paper, which from day to liny will be devoted to subjects of special interest to women. Any and all of the India's of Prince Rupert are invited to contribute to its columns, and to take part in its discussions. Suggestions and criticisms are invited by the editor. The hope is expressed that "The Cosy Corner" will fill a social need. Double Weekly Service S.S. PRINCE RUPERT and S.S. PRINCE GEORGE For Stewart, Thundayi, 8.00 a.m. : ~+~ CHARMING SUMMER FROCK Designed for the Girl with a Pretty Neck n-'w- **tmm**\fltm*Ar^,^ LYNCH Department Stores BROS. Prince Rupert, B.C. J GROCERIES HARDWARE CROCKERY SASHES DOORS GLASS : MEN'S FURNISHINGS BUILDING SUPPLIES We supply Farmhouses, Camps, Mines, and save the buyer money. Write for our Price List Mail orders receive prompt attention Largest Stock in Northern B. C. fg*M*j*0t**mnmw% i ty\*mm*\f* fr"^���^/���<Vr���^w/^���^��t I LAND PURCHASE NOTICE LAND PURCHASE NOTICE -kmiaUiaal Dlatriel llislrict ail Queen Charlotta* IkIniuIh .*. tliial (hofgt W. Arnailt air Prince a'., iK't*ii|iialinta real eialale lirok.-r, .:���!���;> lair f_*_\__���_ to purclliaraa* llll' ral��*.| lanila: ��� ll n at ia |iikiI |ilaalitail aliout na*\*aan :*< liiall mil,* waeat anal ona* anila* wiutli liaim th. miHitli nl Stanly Cra-ela, Naila'n llurliiir. 10 chain*. lln*nca* laoulh hi) cliains, ��� *n rhains, thence norlh no chains. ���li IT, IUll. OBO. \V. AKNOTT I'uli. Ai'til *J^. Numa Dement. A|lcnt Jka*M Laml I nslricl--District ail Coaat Hanuo 5 Tala* naatiraa I Imi \nnus llaaaton aal I'rince Kiliaert, It', aacrat|a4ti,in miner, inla*nds to apply lor [aor- < parch**�� tha following iloscrllieai laml.: Oommanelllf it a paaaat plantcl at tha. aouth ��� il Lit t>3T, ihcnco la) chain, vmal, thenc* lu chalna aaauth, thenee alaout tit) chaina ���art to IjalarlM- Lako, lh,*nca* ma'antlcrm? uid lako aliaw in an norlhrrly illraactlon to point ol caam- menwanent; containinR 170 acraaaa, morv or laaa.. I'ort marknl A. II., N. (���;. Corner. Iiatcl Pita. 11. 1811. ANGUS BEATON I'A. Mirch |. IftllUI Unl lll.trtcl-lltltrlrl aif C.a.ist. Taki- naitin* thnt I. Jnhn Miller, atf Vancouver, 1 occupation litilehcr. inta*nala to taplily for Ul pUKhu. Iha* fullowinK ala*si*rilaa*al ���Mil Minn nl n posl plnntaxl nlanut 1 chain " i * a. at.*r ni tin* hi*aal uf l.tmcaimtac liny, anal I I M '. N.K.cnrniT. tlicnccwcil Nlchalnta, .ill -*i i-laialns. tin-lira* rnat hi) ch.ina, li ***i i limns, in point of commenca** "em, nariialnloK a'.lii t,.*r,*s mnre nr le... Datad In ivi,. Ill) IM 1, JOHN Mli.l.KII. Charlea II. Slnrk, Aaonl ' bariott. Islands Und Dlalrict -Disirict of T , Ska'ena iai,*' i...iic. thai I, John McU*aaal ail Vancouver, u.ki'r Inland to apply Inr pa*rmi*aaion * i-nal and tM>lraila>um on the followina i* al a poal planted it Ilia* mouth ol ' Itiair.nd lnark.il J. Mcl.. S. K. turner. nnrth Ml chaina, thenca* Wasal tail '.ca* saaulh Ml chains, thenca* a*aat hll * la |h*ii,i ill riiiiiiii<*nca*mi*nl- eonlaining mora nr litis, ' ���'��� -I. IUll. JOHN Mcl.KOD Clarance Mcl)aawa*ll. Agent ll,*. I ���j 1 1 hvlotie Manila Und Dislrici -Diatrict ol Skaena -���''in* iIi.i I, John Mclieod aif Vancouver. Iraakir. inlend to apply for laermiaaion '"i anal ataa.l i . a ,,.l. ,,,,, ���,, t|u. lulluwing I I. / al a put! planted alaout two milea 0 mill's ��i...i ail the inoiilh of lho ���'**r and markail J. Men.. N. K. Cornir, ���Inc. s.,1111, hll chain., Ihi'iica* wa*sl hll north hll rhaln. llience eiaal Ml Jo point i.f raiinnii'iici'ma'nl; cnntalmnu till) ��� I le���. Mill 'OMN McLKOD ** -I I'larmce McDnwall, Agent IANI) LEASE NOTICE a l..���i,| DiMrict Di.trict ol Coiat '" thU Hume llaliinglnn ol I'rince �����' . '��� |.iaii..i, nm,ii.r mariner, Intenil. Inr lairmMon lo leaa.* Ihe folluwlnK 1 landi: * IK "aa* hi �� parsl pl.nleal nlHiut lull chnina ' In. Indian Mm ���n the east aide ol ��) mi tlmi-ast aiala* ol the IVnimula Ihonco ' ' > ains iiliuig shora* lo the Itoaervc line, '-I I*" chains mora* air loaa lo fionna* llay, ���"* cliains along ahore, lha*ncii ooal 110 '" "i Ims lo po.1, eonlaining (110 acre. ''archil, Hill. gull! IIAHINliTON ��� I unl Disirict Di.trict ol Coo.1 ;;'����� that William Munlord i 1'rlnc*) in .tiii't i " "ccupallon tinm|H>rtor intenda I I i'ln|,'"'rm'""1"" '" ''''""' U"' ,"l"win�� *��� '" �� poal plantnl al.nul 100 chalna , "'�� l/Kllaa IIlialll on the oaat aide ol ."'""," "I aiala* ol lho peninsula, -ll chains along shoro, Ihonco west '", ���* "ay, thenn* north along ahore Inenn* aa���l 40 chains mnre or Ica. to ���' ���.'"nno. mnro air loaa. I'1'1' "|.rd ir, "' W��'LIAM MUNKOIII) ' Land Diatrict Dlalrict ol Carnal J'"in* that on, J. |i,n��,n ol 1'rlneo anplv I,', ,' : "cciilialion |irosi��*ctur, intends tc lan.l, '"'""laalon lo Inane lho following ili*acrllieil '���' ."'nTT'"* "' ��� I"*1 I'linlnl almut a anmrler I . I ' '""" tho mirth wait eorner of (lihson ' "id lllhaon |H|Bnj. ihonco aouth 40 asl 20 c|���in��, t|���,���p��� n,,rth 40 ' *���-'��� 2', ch.ln. to point rifcaim- "'��� ciintalnlng hO acroa moro or leaaa. (JaU,| ,.,__ , . OTIS J. 1IKNSON. " ' 'HhMiirch. 1911 Skas'im Und District -District of Coast Kange i'i Taka- naitiw that Henry Mucurtncy ol I'rinca' Ku|H'rl, II. C., occupation minor, intetuls to apply for in-rmiia.aion to purcluasa' lho lulluwing deacrilieil lands: Commencing nt a |aost plunta'd on the aoulh side ail Kxchumaika Kivor. ubout 2 1-2 mile, from ila ronlluenca* with tha Sk.-.n.i Kivor and alaout 1-2 miloa wa*st from Kxchumaika napida, thonea* 80 chaina nairth, thenca* 40 chaina oust, thenn* hll chaina aoulh. tha*nca* 40 chains wa*st lo point ol commonn'lnenl. containing 820 ***** more or less. I'aist morkaal "11.M. S.W. cor." Duted April'.'2, lull. HKNKY MACAKTNKY I'uh. April 29. Skoa*nu Unal District -District ol ('oust Toke noun* lhat I, William John Corley ol Mm. Ku|H*rt, H. C, aaccupalion rancher, intend to apply (or |M*rmi*tsiun lo purchusa* the following da*aciilia'd lanals: Commencing at a jaist plantad nt tht* southwa'al cornor ol Lol Wilis, Kange 5, Coaal District, thencu south 20 chuina, thenee eoat 40 chains, thenco north 20 chaina, thenco wa*st 40 chaina to point ol comnienca'tna'nt, containing 80 acres, more or leas. Dated April 8, 1011. WILLIAM JOHN CORLEY I'uh. April 20. Ska'ena Und District���District ol Coaat Take nolice that I, Willium Melville Corley of Taaronlo, Ontario, occupation clerk, intend to optily Inr i.. riinv.ia.n tn purchase lhe lolluwing , aloscrnM'il lands: Commencing at u paast tilunlcd ut tho nurlhwa*st cnnii-r nt Lot 8068a Ka.ig 5, Coual Diatrict, thenw cost lio chaina, Ihenn* llaarth 40 chains, Ihenn* wost 20 chain, tu Hell's liale alough, Ihence along slough nouthorly lo point of commencement, containing It��t. acra*. more ur losa. Dnted April li. l'.ill. WILLIAM MKLVILLK CORLEY I'uh. April Bt. .skeena Und District���Districl ol Coaat Kunga' Ii Take nolice thai 1, Chnrlea A. Vaughan of I'rlnn- Rupert, ll. C, aiccupation merchant, intend to apply for laermiaaion to purchuao lhe following doscrila'd lunda: Commencing at a paast |iliitita*il on lho uaulh ! launk id Kxchumsika River unal aliout four mile. ' Irom Ila eaanlluence with tin* Skaa*nu Kivor, thenn* 80 chnina east, thonn* 80 chuina north, thonn* .**" chains wa*st, Ihonco hll ehains south to point of niirima'riccmcnt. containing OKI ucn*a more or loss. Dated April 21, 11)11 CHARLKS A. VAl'liHAN I'uli. April 21). SI... i,.i Unal Di-lriel -District ol Coast Range Ii Tuko notin' that 1, Frank Hicks ol I'orl Ks- aington, nra'tipulinn maarehunl, inti'iid to upply lor lacriniaaiiili Iai purchaso thi' (ailluwing aiisacriliasl lanua: t'oinliioticing tat a post plutiti'il on the south lunk ol lho Kxchumsiks Kivor und uliout l.-nr nai!. - Irom Us eonlluetii'a' wilh th. Skaamu Kivor, thonn- hll chuina waatt, thoneo hll chnins north, Ihoiin- hO chains oiast, thoncaa soulh ht) chuina taa IHiint ol nimma'tm'ina'iit, cuntuining till) ncrea maira* or li-aa. Dialed April 21, lilll. FRANK HICKS Tub. April 20. Skoona Und Diatrict -DUtrict ol Coaat lUngo 5 Tako notice that Mary Maragrot GUI!, ol Victoria, II. Oa, occupatiun houmakneiuir. intond. to npply for permiaulun to purchase thu fullowing all ���al'lllaail lllllalja Commencing at a poit plantotl at tho nortli oast cornor ol Ut M87, thonco 20 chaina woat, thence 20 chain, aouth, thonce 20 chains west to 1'. L 82597, thenee about 80 chaini north to Ukul.u River, theneo meandering snltl river up stream in a aauutheaaterlv direction to Ukelsii Uko, thonea meandering aaid lako to point ol eommencamant containing 160 acre., more or leu. l'oat markeal M. Ha U., N. E. Curner. Dated Feb. 14, 1911. Tub. March 4. , ,,,, , ._ MARY MARGARET GILLIS Ska na Land District���District ol Cua.t Rang 6 Taka notica that Hanjamln lluassl Rica ol I'rinca Rupart, II. C , occupatiun waiter, Intenda tn appl* lor parmiaslon to purchaaa the following ale.a-nlaoil land.; .._���___. ,L Commencing at a poat plantad 88 chnln. south from tha louth aaat corner ol Lol IWUO, thonce 70 chain, west, thonco 66 chains north, thonce 70 chains east, thenco Of. chain, south tu point ol commencement; containing 466 acres, moro or lev. Post markeal II. It. K.. S. E. Cur. Dated Feb. 13, 1911, .,������������, ���,,... I'ub. March 4. BENJAMIN RUSSEL RILL Skaena Und Dlitrict���Dlitrict nl Cnait Range 6 Tike nutice that David McLennan ol I rince Rupert, 11. C, occupation clerk, Intond. to apply lor permission to purchasu tho following deacrilied llltials. . Commencing at a post planted III chains soutn Irom tho soulh west corner ol Lot 1)114, thonc. 40 chain, aiast, thunco 40 chaina norlh, thonce 10 chilru waast, thence 10 chnins suuth to point ol commencement; conUining 160 acres, troro or Ion. Pint markod D. _U S. W. Cor Dateal Fob. III. 1911 DAVID McLI.NNAN I'ub. March 4. .Skeenn Lnnd Dl.trlct-Dl.trk't uf Cu.slar Take imtlco thut 1 Hugh D. Olllll A Princo Rupert, nrciipnlliin Inboror. intends lo apply for permlmluti to purchu.e the following dcscrioeal lnnd.: I c.aiiiiiiiJiiiiiii* ui ii in.jai plunloil throo ntul inu- half mile. In nn aaaaterly illrvctlmi frnm the point un Nona lllver where tho Lavn Lain* null la'atlna 'nnd one mile in n northerly direction frnm the anld Liivu Lake trnil, thonce north BO elm ns. thimai* i'iisI hll chain., thenci! MUOI hii chuins th.no. west hii chninn to point nf ciiniu'oncoini'iit, a>ntitnlninK lilll acre.. ,,, , ,_. Date Feb. I. loll. HUGH 0. GILLlb 1 Pub. Mar. 10. Joseph Belway, Agont Colored embroidery will he much ir evidence -as trimming for suni- iiii-i- frocks and a dainty model for a simple but elk-ctive dress where its use is an important feature is shown above. In this case the material is a white lawn with . double pin stripe of blue and the embroidered bands match tin- stripes. Note the pretly arrangement of neck, an ideal finish for warm days. These embroideries appear in all colors and are easily applied as a majority of them are finished with a scalloped edge. Another pleasing feature about them i> that they are exceedingly reasonable in price. THE DOOM OF SAILS Alas' must ye utterly vanish, ami cease Irom amidst us, Sails of the olden sea? Now dispossessed by the stern and stunted ironclad. Wingless and squat and stern? Purple sails of the heroes hired to the westward, Spread for the golden isles! Sails of a magic foam with faery plunder, Wafting the wizard gold! Sails of lhe morning, come like ghosts on the sea-line, With midnight load of ihe deep! Sails of the sunset, red over endless waters, For the furthest Orient filled! Sails of the starlight, passing we know not whither, Silent, lighted and lone! Sails of ihe seaman accursed, and cruising forever, I loist hy a spectral crew ! Sails set afire by ihe lightning, r* sounding to tempest, Thai drum aud thunder and sing! Sails that unruffled repose on a bosom of azure, Glassed by a placid Hood! Alas! must ye go as a dream, and depart as a vision, Sails of the olden sea? ���Stephen Phillips FOR A YOUNG HOSTESS Holding a First Reception in Prince Rupert In a town the size of Prii'ce Rupert today the simpler lhe dress of the hostess lhe more correct. The French idea has always been that a hostess should never be more elaborately dressed than her guests. Of course this woultl not apply to an official entertainment, but would at your first reception in a small town. Wear a pretty gown of some soft shade and material, and no gloves. Tea, sandwiches (sweet and savory), maccarooiis and cake are quite sufficient for an afternoon reception; ices are not necessary al all, unless you wish lo make il a reception by invitation. A clever maid could, if trained, easily announce your visitors without the cards. lu a small town ihe .society is not very large, unl therefore the callers would imi In- sn numerous as to necessitate ihe giving of cards to the maid. The cards are always left in ilu: hall, with addresses in full, o.i tlie occasion of a first visit, so that there should be no difficulty in knowing when lo return your rails. Even though .1 very young hostess you need eul be in a "muddle" if you ju*.l do your best to be kind and gentle, and thus make many friends. INTERESTING WEDDING Mr. Martin O'Reilly and His Bride Now in Rupert A very pretly wedding was celebrated at the Church of Our Lady ol the Holy Rosary in Vancouver ou Wednesday when Miss .Monica Lee, daughter of Mr. a.ul Mrs. Lee of Homer streel. and Mr. Martin O'Reilly were united in lhe holy bonds by the Rev. Father Welch. Miss Ocrtic Foley attended the bride, and Mr. S. A. Morley of Abbotsford acted as groomsman. The bride looked very charming in a dark blue travelling suit and hat of Milan straw with a large white willow plume, and carried a bouquet of bride roses. During the nuptial mass the Children of Mary, of whom the bride w.is vice-president. sang a number of exquisite selections, and Mrs. Klcptford and Miss Collins and Miss Green rendered solos. After the ceremony a dainty wedding breakfast was served al the home of lhe bride's parents, and later the young couple left on the Victoria boat for a honeymoon nip to the .Sound cities, after which they proceeded to Prince Rupert, where Mr. O'Reilly is a well-known merchant. A very large number of handsome gifts were received by Mr. and Mrs. O'Reilly, Includiug a substantial cheque irom Gordon Drysdale & Company, where the bride was bookkeeper for a number of years.���Vancouver Province. THE KITCHEN FLOOR For Vancouver Victoria AND Seattle Mondays and Fridays al 8 a.m ���>. Prince Albert suits for Port Simpson, Nuns Itiver l'oints, Masset, Naden Harbor, every Wednesday, l.HO p.m. anil for: Refuge Hay, Skiilegute, Queen Charlotte t'ity, Lookeport, Pa- t-oli, .letlwuv, Iketla Hay, Host- Harbor and return via Qussn Cliai-lolte City every Saturday, 1.IK) p.m. The Grand Trunk Railway System conneetiiij; with trains from tlie Padflc coast operates a freiiuent anil 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 tin- ollice hereunder mentioned. Truiis-Atlantic bookings by all lines arranged. A. E. McMASTER FREIGHT AND IWSSKNC.KIt AGENT r i ITEMS OF .. , [SPORT} New York, May 4.���James J. Jeffries is ready lo annoiiiici through a "friivd" that he was forced lo enter the ring at R FREE EMPLOYMENT OFFICE : : I.i��t July, hungry and ill nourished ( through ihe treachery of those ( he trusted in the training camp,. that j For all kinds of help, cooks, j waiters, dishwashers, hotel por- t ten, all kinds of laborers or me- | chanics, call up Phone No. 178 or cull al the Grand Hotel Free Employment Ollice Headquarters for cooks & waiters was a repori aroused much interest among the Bportirg fra lernily here. According in an old-time racing man who has known Jeffries intimately for years, hut who declined io have his name useil, Jeffries will go lo B ulcii-Madcn shortly lor lhe sole purpose of priming him- sell lor ;i second go with Johnson. "Jeffries has only one object in going in Europe," said the racing man. "Thai is to pull himself together and whale the life out of ihe black man when he gels hack. Thai thought is his meat and drink." ROGERS & BLACK WHOLESALE DBALBRB IN��� Ruilding Material, Cement, Lime, Hair-fibre Plaster, Coke, Blacksmith Coal, Common Brick, Pressed Brick Shingles, Lath, New Wellington Coal ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY PILLED See Us for Prices. Phone No. 116 FAMOUS PRINCESS LINE Canadian Pacific Railway ��� B.C. Coasl Steamship Service ^^PuK^^m Train fur Winnipeg nrnl Tnnm- ��| |F tu It'nxrH Vancouver ut X^^P ��n.m. ^^^ Imperial Limittil fur Chicatro. Mnntroal nml New York. Uent train ncrom the continent, leaven Vanrotiuer daily at IMS p.m. Carrie* compartment oluervatlon cam. the finest err un any road anywh. .v I Airent fur all Atlantic Stcamihlp linen. Tlcketi tu nml from Kuropenn pointa. princess May Northbound, May 8th Southbound, May 12th Paris, May ���!.���A prize of ��10,- ()()() was announced today hy the cities of Folkestore, England and Boulogne, France, for a passenger carrying iliglu across the channel in an aeroplane lhat arises from and alights on the water. FRANK D. KEELEY WHOLESALE AND HETAIL DRUGGIST Phone No. 200 P. 0. Box 580 PKINCE KUPERT. B.C. J. G. McNab General Agent W. U BARKER Architect Second nveiue and Third street Over Westenhaver Bros.' Oflico. To signal following automobilists thai he is going to slop his own car, a Londoner has invented,a semaphore which swings into position automatically as he applies the hrakes. MUNRO & LAILEY Architect*. Stork BuildinK, Second Avenue. STUART & STEWART ACCOUNTANTS-:- AUDI10RS Law-Butler Building Phone No. 280 Prince Rupert P.O. Box 351 FANNINGS The Portland Tourists have a catcher who revels in the name of S'looks. The fans are calling him Snookums. He is a reliable receiver, Inn the name must he an awful hurden for the young man1 | to hear, especially when the fans keep reminding him of it. ++++++++++++++++++++++-H+ + i w. j. McCutcheon | Ciarrii'sciimiil.'tt* atiu'l.'uf Druirs. Spa-cial T attention tun.I tu llllinir preiacrilitiuns. a, Theatre Block phoim n... n Second Ave. + + ++++++++++++++++++++++++++ >Q CARTAGE and STORAGE G. T. P. Transfer Agents Orders promptly fillip. Prices reasonable. OFFICE-H. B. Korhesler. Centre St. Phone 68. Reilly's Bakery Lunch Empress Theatre Basement Cor. 2nd Ave. and 6th Street ALKKED CARSS. C. V. IIENNETT. B.A. of British Cailunalila of B.C. OlaUariaa, S.... and Manitoba Bars. katrhewan and Al- laerla Bars. CARSS & BENNETT Barristers, Notaries, Etc. Olflcf - Exchange block, corner Thlral avenue and Slxlh streel. Prlnea* RainerL 8 The hig league scouts are all out on the joh and eager lo gr.il>1 the youngsters lhat look good. No hrides can travel with the Athletics. Connie Mack sa\> th.it his players must leave their wives at home. And Connie hiinsell a bridegroom. Can you heat that? WM. S. HALL. L.D.S.. 0. D.S. Dentist. Crown and Bridge Work t* Specialty. All denial aaperatinnl skilfully It-rated. Cas and local anasthetlcs admlnlstetral for the painless extraction of ta .nh. Caansaallatinn free. Offices: II.���la-iT.a.ti Block. Prince Rupert. li-lt Swift's Premium Hams uml Bacon wilh Cowichan F.irirs :15c, at QUEEN'S RESTAURANT J. W. Williams -: Proprietor =e=E. EBY C& Co.=== REAL ESTATE Kitsumkalum Land For Sale kitsumkalum - B. C. If Jimmy McAleer's Washington ! o���,���t en hold fas. to their prestn, ^ Westholme Lumber Co. speed, American League learns A Helpful Cleaning Hint Plain hoiled linseed oil is a good finish for the kitchen Moor, li should he put on when the lloor is new or clean of other finish and applied as needed afterward. Such a lloor will havi; a pleasi.ig, lighl blown color, will not show marks or scratches, antl kept well oiled, hut not SOpI with grease. Ileal the oil and appl) at night, nibbing il iu well. In lhe mornirg wipe with cold water, and the lloor is ready for use. Wash il wilh warm water d.ished with a Ml lie kerosene. HANDASYDE C& HURT aa.l *.! . rna HTKKI.. MAI-IIINKRT ...AND CONTBAaTtalUt HPI-I-I.IIM... P. O. Box 436 ��� Office 3rd and Fulton ague will noi he able to jam lhe Nationals down in the second division and keep them there. No, sir! P. O. BOX 'Zl PRINCE RUPERT JOHN E. DAVEY TEACHER OF SINGING l'l 111 air WM. I nai'-.. I -ij . A.H.A.M..?t.t)N.. I **������. GREAT LAUNCH TRIP Gasoline Boat Owners in Rupert Read This LIMITED ��� WE HANDLE ALL KINDS OP- BUILDING SUPPLIES First Avenue Telephone 186 GEORGE LEEK MERCANTILE AOKNCY COLLECTIONS AND REPORTS SIXTH STREET PRINCE RUPERT Ales.M MsiiPam II.A.. W I Willminaa.i, a.. I .1 la WILLIAMS & MANSON Barrister*, Solit-itona, etc. Box UB Prince Rupert, B.C A VERY SAD DEATH Wife of J. Mcintosh Passes away in Vancouver Prince Rupert Lodge, I.O.O.F. NO. 63 Meets in Ilie Helgerson Block Every Tuesday Evening All memliera of the ortler in the city nre requesti-il taa visit tlie lodge. G. S. JOHNSTONE. N.G. H. MORTON. Secretary. Very sad circumstances at lend the death of Mrs. John Mclnlosh which lock place at Vancouver the other day. Mrs. Mcintosh | was well known in Prince Ruperl. I ler husband Mr. John Mcintosh, was teamster wilh lhe City Transfer Co. until six weeks ago, when with his wife he moved to Vancouver. On April 26th Mrs. Mc- In tosh became suddenly critically ill. She was removed lo the ^ hosiptal hul died on the 2(ilh, her newly horn baby surviving her only hy a few hours. The news' reached Rupert through l.iisign Johnstone of the S. A. Some of today's ads perhaps several of them���contain GOOD NEWS FOR YOU. And it's the tort of pocket-ti uchi'ig good news that's WORTH looking for. If Ilie voyage from Seattle tt Situ Francisco just begun hy the! Nautilus is successfully completed it will go down on tho annals of: marine history as one of the mosl remarkable ever undertaken on lhe Pacific Coast, as the little launch is only forty-five feel long anil has a gross tonnage of 1ml fourteen Ions. Tht: Nautilus lefl Mallard on Thursday ami, according to ihe figures of her Seattle owners, she could reach San Fran* cisco by Sunday morning. When the Nautilus lol I Ballard her jaunty appearance and trim lines were hidden (or (he time lii-ne.illi lhe generous coat of lighl lumber designed to protect her from the ��� ��� heavy seas sin- is certain to en- hpiijp i counter outride Cape Flattery. ' Little S NfcWb AgenCV of her windows except those i i hei pilot house were hoarded OVCT and Marines !i Periotlicals ,,,,,r. everything made shipshape for the CIGARS long jaunt. F. W. HART UNDERTAKER A KMHAI.MER HTaai'K com-i.KTK :: TOBACCOS :: G.T.P. WHAKF FRUITS Visitor from Digby Mis. Harris whose presence al lhe wireless station to t.iki care of lhe house-keeping for her son First Ave there, and the other hoys has ii-i-u so much appreiacled, is paying a visit to Prince Ruperl. Mrs Harris is (he guest of Mrs. A. Harrow. PRINCE RUPERT WAREHOUSING AND FORWARDING COMPANY Near McBride Forwarding, Distributing antl Shipping Agents. Storage of Bandage anil Household Goods a Specialty. -AT LOWEST RATES- A store that advertises must �� he a store of VALUES���oi Lar- Douglas Sutherland, Mgr. g.iins .ir the advertising would P. O. Box 907 Phone 262 not pay. \^^--������-���-----���---��������� Dance -Weekly dance every Saturday in the K. of P. Hall l-'JOin THE IROQUOIS POOL Knglish anil American Billiards Twelve Tables SECOND Ave. Mr. P. Mullen, late head bar- S***** _*"'_.,_ nilll/,Rnc ! keeper of the Royal Hotel, has | BOWLING, TpoSl accepted a similar position at the '[ * Aiiey��.. tuMm. Agocdwitr- r. , ��� , . ,., r, . .-,, a \ i clue. AcleiatiMinrl. LatdlMevery Central Hotel (Mr. Peter Hlack). [ Bftem,���. Newman Biook, u- ���. . an i a J a. l_ -tl * tweeai il'la ntul "111 HU. Pete will he pleased to have all I TE1) M���nill!)���N, ,.,������r|rtnr ������,i Manager . Ihis old friends call on him there. IJU����4444����444444444444444�� ���Tm*M aramuM' ' "Hill ���m���mm^m^������mm- niK" HMBnm THE DAILY INEW ...THE... "What Shall It Be" Question This store is prepared to answer il Tha' occasion may bait will; it is our tltity iady to supply can tlo it too. what to I'e you, anil we With plsaiura tO you because of the size of display: with profit to you became of our ability to sell close. When the i;ift question presents ilsi'lf la't uu show you how easily we can match your Ideal, ���~>-��..,tJ"~-���"aa Heintzman Pianos EASY TERMS C. B. WARK Jeweller s.s 'inlander" Classified - ��� Advertisements ^ ***sA*\A.*m***m*m.m. 1VM * iigggifled advertisement columns. One of the best services the modern newspaper gives the public Is in the < a ^ ot(jgrl ,,���,,,, 0n corn- There buyer and seller, employer and worker, landlord and tenant, '" ' ' |u.'News will reduce lis mun .wound. To put this modern convenience In reach oi ever;���* c|iarge of 25 cents. rate to a nominal price of B cent a word per Insertion, mu . |( Krow_ Here is our Classilied Advertising Column for toaay. _______ For Hazelton SUNDAY, MAY 7th Take the fast light-draught steamer '"Inlander." ���Matting* ^.ftSJffl i I'liiailiiii" nl I'Mlit'i- Tttkai noUGQ t Imt UOOriP riMw K',|HTt. u, Ci, oeeupatlon butohota Intend, in apply *.. auarl|i|aanloil tO PUri'llll*!' tllC f nllaa\\ |ll|| lIl'HCrilltHl .riiiiimitnl lu I1 . nort |.liiiiti"l "'"'A "''''",'! tt- .naith ui the mouth nl ... n,ll'T " , i,, mill Nml"" *'lit?r�� .il..'".".'.'.!"8ai chiiiim miiitli. (nr lutlals: . , _. Commonclnl at miles WMl in"1 lvv; Stanley l"'''" wait, nil I" nurlli. H. B. Rochester Agent LAKE STORM TWO WRECKS Passengers and Crew Escape in Lifeboats Lost and Found FOUND-A 11111111 auni of nu v on !nd Avenuj. Apply Ma-Han', ���hountlur, Fulton st. UM" WILL ALLOW NO WOMEN '^SftSS'soohalD. . ,,���!,��� ���i oommanoimanl orla- Hartor, Graham thanoa so mum KnKrM0����.m��gB��o'55BFMaffi Dated M,Kh l" ''' Numa Darnels, Auent Puli. April 7. For Rent LAKE ONTARIO WIND SWEPT Sunday Observance Quiel warnings have been cir�� rill.Ueil l>> t'hief X'ii'keis aiming the proprietors oi billiard saloons! and bowling alleys thai they had | Steamers Aletha and Glenwor [better keep their premises closed on Sundays. WANTED A local representative is wanted for a territory tributary to I'rince Kupert to sell the hardy non-irri- Rated nursery stock grown by the Oregon Nursery Company, Oren- co, Oregon. Liberal terms. Party must come well recommended. a��M��.,��iaiaaAnniH1lllaa.ia>i.��a.^a Oregon Nursery Company Orenco ��� Oregon Social and Personal Mrs. Kergin accompanied by lu-r daughter Miss H. Kergin, left this morning on an extended visit to trio,n!s in the Okanagan Valley. I Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Law who I have been in Seattle for the past i month, returned to tlu- city on Wednesday. th Ashore. Aletha Badly Wrecked with Burst Steam- pipes Glenworth May Lose Wheat Cargo. Nii-a' fumlahad rooma for rant, .APt'r Rooming lliuiM-, -'nil Av.'.. mill Mil"""' May 8-lmo Hiainaa- with 4 roomi ami bath, lower eonnaet��l: ulmi 2 rooma turnlihad, Uunimulr. l*t���� 111 ���** and 7th Ava. Apply on promlaaa, Sutler, ww Front Offleai in Aider Block. Apply*'1 A %-liai'a Help Wanted Waiter wunta'il nt Central Hot' Haiy Wantad. Apply at Optim I 100-tl ��� um.'.'. '���>*���'��� Rev. Mr. t'aiinl of Claxton who has been visiting in ilu- city, ri-tiinuil hoine yesterday. He Deserves It Tonight Earl Grey's Rifles give .i farewell concert to Color Ser- gi-.tui George Leek who is leaving ncxi week to represent the regiment at the Coronation. All I friends of the soldiers are invited. I'antorium Pioneer Cleaners, 'Phone . Steamer Bulletin Tho official bulletin on the Skeena River steamers reads: Kitselas. Mny ">.���Sam..,cloudy, calm, mild, water one foot three FRED. STORK [ i��'lii'>M,.\v/,-r.>, rising. General H.rdw.r. Il Operator by 1 lole ill the Wall en route down river. Omineca at Camp 17 er up river. Distributor by route down river. Conveyor by route down river. I'.irt Simpson in Canyon rc- pairing. * * a -���- Builders' Hardware Valves & Pipes Oxford Stoves . Graniteware Tinware 4 4 SECOND - AVENUE ��� route (Canadian Press Dispatch) Ogdensburg, N, Y., May 5. Twn vessels were wrecked in a wind storm which swept lake Ontario today, The steamer Aletha met with serious disaster, She struck submerged rocks near Kingston, and shortly afterwards her steam pipes burst disabling the machinery and flooding the engine room with steam. The passengers and crew were forced to take to the lifeboats, After a batik- with wind anil wave they reached shore safely. At the same time the steamer I Glenworth bound for with a cargo of wheat ran fast aground, and it is doubtful is she can be got off. Her plates are badly Btove, and there is serious risk of damage to her cargo. C.K,k-At lvei Hotel. Uutett, Oraham Wand, tn par month, Applv Chief Steward, l rmtx AllaaTt. '.'7-'.'- Methodist Church Takes Drastic Attitude AFFECTS B. C CHLRCHES Rules That the B. C. Conference Were Correct in Refusing to Admit Women Representatives Elected by the Quarterly Boards. (Canadian Press Dispatch) Toronto, May 5.���The Court of Appeals of the Methodist Church ������������r��� ,���..������ , ., ihis morning considered the issue HOUSES WANTED-Funii-lii'al or unfiinii-li- od. a te 6 rooma. Hlocatlun nml l-net- >ujt r.ui-t'il I'V the H. C. Couleriiiife, l will rent thaam myself and puy rani In aa- ' -���*���"��� where women elected as representatives by the quarterly lin.irtls ni the churches were refused admission by the 11. C. conference, lhe Courl of Appeals ruled that under no circumstances are women delegates to be permitted t.> at- leiitl as representatives al the National Conference, ii o mm ^;;",wricl""wric:;1 , i , i i I- Ma-Null rn Prlnoa uu- ���"',C'i.'.'iT"��i"�� ''"������"���"'"���".,|:;;;;;:,i ���, n,,.��. ��� h-����n Comminolnii ai a l|:' W'" ._ arihim i.un.l, .*** .v ....' l> i' ..a- aluiiiee oorpe- oiajrtjon ,���.! marked J '������J^: ^ ,��� chtllll thuM tbwfl WOlll M) ctllUILS, tlll'IIU' 1 It'll... HV ihem*e miuili M) chuiiiH in puitii nl jiui BO ohiiwi , aoinnionoemcnt , patad Murch 8, pub, Murcli ����� J, Q. McNAH Wilaon Qowitlt, Am��nt Mlowtni dueribed lan.li LAND PURCHASE NOTICE Bkaana Land Dbtrlot-DlitriototCoi Taka notloa that I. Mn. John i',,i i,., __ V* Rupart, ll.Coccupiitiuii ������iiirriasl woman i,i' , tai apply fm' parmlaaloii tn purohaaa iiu>'-'"- i"1 doaorlbad lun.li: mora or lata. ,w" MRS. JOHN (Lottie) CORLBV liiiii-Mar.l!U, imi Pub. Apr. I. IUll Bkaana Und Diatrict���Diatrict ol Com k,������., , Tuko notice that. Mary Ball Hum,an ol"'.���, * vaar. II. On occupation ililnalair, Inti'inK ,��� JJjl lor iiernaliwlou tu purcham the loUowlng datenbd lamia'. ^ Oommanauui at a poat pUnted at tha naath aaat eomar ol Lot nusu, thanea ahout an ,h,u nurth to Lot 1723. thenn. SU chum, ���, ., , _* ;l!isa. tha'nee almut 3U chaini auutli to !,,,, ,f.,"j lhi>iii'i' III chulni eait, thuncaa '2U elm Lot ssa. thiinco north, thi-noo ao chaini i-ait In point .,( ft menement: contutnintl 2sU ncni in,,r.. r |..��� I'oit markeil M. II. II., S.E. Corner. DatadFeh.U.ltUi MARY BELL BBATI uh. .March 4 :U chaini ..an, thenea"w"tlallS Houses Wanted vanco, nowaitinK, no [titlnff. lllnck 59��� Uncle Jerry. WANTED-Three. four or tiv Dllhfldi modern eonvoni'iu' 'phone 151. phone me today. 72-tf r��>t>in hoUMt fur- It, close in. I all S6-tf Umber limit 32S0l�� thenee in u Houtherly dilution ul.un: tbe Imt meaUoned limit 11 chuiiu n>on> or lea to ti��<' northorix limit of Umbor limit BSTT6| tlience in 11 weiteriy tlirertion ulnnn the lut men* tumeil limit m> chainn mon* or less to thu easterly limit o( Umber limit :tS32l>, thence in �� northerly tlireoiioii 11 ehalni mon* or lens to the point o( oommeneemwt. DatedMarch B, 19U. JACK BBDFORD Pub. Marili 18 Skeen. UPd Di-uict-;��!*"�����.? i'Sff^X* Board Wanted WANTED-Rnom and board in private family. X.M.. Optimiit Ollice. " Fire Insurance Moiltrea OUR SPECIALTY-Kir.' Iniuranee, Werepre- * a __m>1(?ven �� Fjrii i,,..,i:1,���... Companlea. \S'e avunt your buaines-. ln-a.-.' and small. Let in tiuotc yaau rat��. The (lack RMltt ana Inaurance Company, cor ltd Ave. and fultainM. THE Britiah Union and National Fire Iniuranee Company ol London, England, with capital of *2,BlXl.im0.lit'. See il-Inr rules. IheMin'K Realty and Iniuranee Company. Iv-U The tan button Queen Quality shoes have arrived and will beat anything in B. C. for $5.50. Birth- On Wednesday, May at Chicago, to Mrs. 1. Director, son. Skeaana Un.l .llhatrict -Diitrict ail iju , i \,_.\M lalandi Take notin- that liuo. ll. l.iiux nl Prinao lluiii-n 11. C, occupatinn barlaer, intandi to appll l.i, pafmuaton iu purchaiae the loUowlng oewQiS landi: t'ommencinK at a poat plauteal ahum __��� milei waast and one mile iniillt Iraim iha. m.,.ta. ol Stanly Creek, Naden llarlmr, theneo Mull) H chaini, ihonna wait IU chaini, tlnnee north Ml chaini, ihenca' eait -IU chuins. DaUd March 1", 11)11. l.'Kll. || _jfle 1-ub. April ir-'. Numa Denun,|A|ait Skeenn Uiml Dlitrict-Diitricl nf !.���...,��,. Take notice that 1. J. II. Mi'Aiiarliea ..i ]*,.--, Ilntia'rt, oooupatlon miner. Intanda taa <,!.,,*,, iur permiiilon to purchaae the following oeacriM landai Caiinineneiiur nt n poit planteil nt the sa.anln.,.,, corner of lot 2'2ll). tha-nt-e a-iasl PI etinin- il.,.,..,, louth tl chaini. thence weit III ehains thenoa north G chaini lo point of oonunencement. nm- tnitiii.tr 10 nerei more air lain. J. 11. Ma-Ali.HKV Andrew Konnedy. Atnt T-u'.'. nTi'irr'litiiV 1. Clara May Utile ul I'rince tnlninir J'l nerei mora- lake n tic. mat a, a ,J���,._Tl intend to Data-Feb. 16. 1911 ;;!iyr,|,i,> pomMkn " Sitofi" the Mlwtal Pub. Keh. KUU SSSintf i.t a l-t ftoUd "^jflSj* ! skt���.na Land DI. -are vis IS ISH S ahe ssJiu,.,.,., w �� point oCi_eommencament, containlnil ll. acrai c<,mm,,���cinK., n ,������, ,,|antn| ,hroo ������,| ������, Bkaana Land Diatriet���Diatrict ofCanlai Tuke notiee that 1 lt.ilei.m Mellnnialil of prince more or lan. Dated April 4. IUll I'uh. April 15. CLARA MAY LITTLE SHOT MADMAN DEAD Situations Wanted A classified ndvcrtiwnn-nt || n tirelei* work- hunter���ahti cehlum telle. By txperitncod nmn and wife as GOOh and lu'lper in mining camp ur country hotel. Auply H. L. T., OptimiBt. 95*i��7 SkiH'iie Und Ditttrlct Diitrict of Cout lUnp' 6 Takv notiw that Kldon S, IH-tnilcr uf Iter I In, (int.* occupatiun doctor, intend* lo enply (or l��TniU��itin to purchauv tho (ollowjni: di*criUod William Corrigan, a Settler, 1"1.,-: - . ��� ��� i ��� I'H'i: at i'i.un. i thrw anil i half mllM In nn wwu-rly dlroetion frmn id | *,\ un Naa�� Kivor whoro tho Ijiva Like trail l-vin* and ono milo in n nurthorly dirot-tiun fniuthr wild Lava Utkv trail, thonco nnrth v. chum*, tbonot WOrt S(i chainn, thonco MUth 80 chaini, theneo loot chaina to point of eonunenccne&t i '.nt in mm: iMOncn'*. Dot* rob, ��������� iuii. hoi.com McDonald Pub. Mar. 111. Joseph IMway. Ami Saved Woman I>i*t planted at thv muth' ^���."'corner ol Uu I92H, thonco eut M chaim ,,.���:,. oi Im, thuncr aouth 4ft chaina more or Im, ._ _c*T'i"r " -*- ihonco ***ii :U) chaine more or leu, thonce nortn ceuver, B.C., occupntion clerk, Intondi t ipojy iO -Yes- I', t'luiina morv or leu to point of commencement .���''...'.!.;: MU iirii 1 n,nif ..; I. ��� -. Dated March ;il, lull KLDON S. DBTWtLBR Tut'. April 15* John Camphcll, A Kent Boarders Wanted Going Out of Business Home cooked meals nnd nicely furnished rooms ft.r three persons. Apply Mrs. James. Scott ^^_ BldK.. ard Ave., between Bth and Bth Sts. >:.-tf Mr. Wm, LaWSOn IS Selling OUt Privilto Bonn! by the week or month. Home caxakinir a spoclnlty. Mi-s K. M. OlaH'sun. Ilrd McHugh'a en | his stock on 3rd Ave. All Roods must be sold by the 10th of the month and can be had at cost until that date. 100-102 (Canadian Press Dispat Nan ton, Alberta, M.iy ���">. terday afternoon a demented Italian was shot and killnl l>\ William Corrigan, a settler here. Cor- ; -T-.---V IH." -VC-. ai_-a j, --.��� -: fur iivrmtimlnn to liurch,i*p Ilia, fulluaatnaf ila'Mrili. t',,1,, }___ riijan gave himself uu immediately. adUndai .,.,._ ��� �� B^H a unamaanclnu ill al |an.l |ilAlata.l llin-a' .mil aaiu BkaaU tatad Ul.lr|pt-l)l.tria*t uf Ciamalnr lu.-- iiaaliiiJ Haul I Atnltaiw Cumnalnu. of Van* couver. B.C.. aicrupatlim a-a.ila, ititcnalai lo ap|ilv M,.-i'li.l I ..ll.'l I H-l I.. 1 I l.-l a a. I Of Co��| TaKai notire thai I, William Anili-r.un. aaf Yin. for paTinltatiun to purchiwa' tha- foUowing daaorlba an) lanal,: r.imiiit'ni'lnK nt a |aiaaat lalaaatasl ntul mnrl.i.1 W. A. northwoat oaavor, nnal nlmul I mill- frnm Met. nnalar llua'hnn norlhi'rn laounalury lina>; Ihrnc miuili ni I'hniii., thpiu'a' i'ni.t SII a-hiimia llirnc. north Ml rhaln*. thenca* west Bl. chnim. In imuit nl i'iii,inaa'na'a'n.a'nt. contnininKIVttl acra'. ni"ir 'ar Iraa. WILLIAM ANI.KKSilN. Datnl lul Keh. 1911 Chorion 11. Stark. Aural suiii'ii that the Italiai gol violently insane, and attacked a woman liviiij; near. The affair ti.uk place .u .1 ranch about sixteen miles e.i>i nf here. , .-:;-,-,���-,"__.-_, j, ., . . ... . ... Skeena Ijnil IH*tnct--l.l-tricl ol yuopn 1'hirlnli, Kill hialfinih'11 I" an 1-a.lerly iliriH'tii.nfiaim lhe paint T,k(, ���,,������, ,hll K���nk Uvi(;k ���, Waoa��Wt on Nnn. lllver when- th.- Uva Lake lr.ll l.-,-.. - ������, wcu.alion ^..KH-ia-r. Inlenil�� to apply fnr jaerniUaalon to purchaiae the I * 111,. v., a.,- ili-*rnt*ij la ia| near the trail, thence wa-t Nichair��. thenre aaaulll K< chalna. thence awl ��a chalna. llience north sal |,n,afj, chainH to poinl of caiinmenavtaienl. eontninintr Wo I'onamcncinii al OmeVeh. :i. I.'ll. ANDIUCW I'l'.MMIMIS Pllb, Mnr. 111. Jawph lleU-nv. Aaienl Ave., ba'lween Tth and Bth St��.. phone 171. Hn:-iri..in's en ��� Olive 00 Beaumarchand A Pure Olive Oil I Watch the Window I EXCURSION Money to Loan To Port Simpson SUNDAY, MAY At '.l a.m., <m thu S.S. TOPAZ RETURN TRIP Kni'llKSTER & MilNKDK, $2.50 Agents i C H. ORME] The l-roneer Dnjttiit PHONE : ; ,- 82 \ PHENIX THEATRE TO-NIGHT Complete Change of Programme Latest Pictures ��� Best Music CET THE HABIT EVERYBODY COME Adults 15c Children 10c FOR SALE Twnll.,�� ll��l| All. ... I.' fral |..n�� . Wall '/"" ��nal . ��� .ii.lri. . haiav ma.l lalil... a-lr t����i lake. II,. .,a,,i,| f,��� ,,,,���.��� ,���!,. All,,|, ** t- ROSS. 1.a,.a... Il.l.l |a,���l H��� e Rufae Reilly's Bakery Lunch M enu 'Ihtrd Av��mi*> I'lAl. NliTICV, Slikine Uaaal Dtalftal lalaarleaaala-.aM.iar Take nmire that r.hrtatlan A. Tetvia .rf inlaim- 11 C. iacrii|iati'aii ria��a,iaaia nnirer. Imenali. u> _M_*. laar lieriniaalon tai paiarliaaa- the lu'luwirat .|Mr,il��.| lan'l ( ommenrlna al a po^t plaaiaert ahanal ahaee- aauartera ail a mile n-Tili ra��a laiain lilaa-aer llillle anil on the ***** ImnV nl stikine Itiver ami on the aol.lh ai'le nf tha BlOUlh ol a little- rreek. Iheere eaal 40 chain", thenee naarih W rl.ain., ahehee ���eat to chain", thenee aOllUl I" rhainn lo polnl Ta conamena- .iienl and contalnina Ut *xtm mon- or lea**' Iiaud Keb. 10, lilll. Pub. April 1. t'aku Of. i -aW.ilate, Jell, Roll. White, Plain I'uaakla". "���> Plain. Irian i.ia.aer. C��rroaa��a�� IiiiiiKhniita 05 Drop I'iaka'ia U'a Lady KiiiK'-ra 05 Macaroni 05 Hut ('urn liri'iiil 05 liniham Ga-ms 05 Hot Bum 05 l-lain or llakitia I'oaaraler llrii.il anil Huttcr 115 Tiiiiit 06 Plain or llutlared Sanihviclu-.a Cold .\k-at 05 Mad Kkk '9 Sanlim- 16 Chipped Bei-f 10 Peanut Hiitter 10 I'i.- 05 Sllceal Apple. I.i'iii'.n. 1'uatar I. Pumpkin. Mime. Kle. Cup Custard 10 Charlotta Rtuaa io .li-lli<'S. all fliivuni 05 Rainbow Jelly or, Marmalada or. .Inn. 10 II a. a. la- a ���. 4 Kin ''ream 05 Chccaa Cream 10 McLaren'! 15 Saltnl 05 l'"'ataa,-r I'alaliaue Soupa, changed dally 10 nyaiir Statu tr, Kiah Balla (Kruinv only) 16 Lobatat Balad :tn Salmon Balad 20 O.l'l Ma-ala IT, ,., - , lliam. IWf. I'a.rk * liilipeal Beef 15 Pont ami Bi-ana ir, l-'KKa, any ntyW ,'"" 10 Two ir> BraaktaatPoodi, in Piirrii||ti- }j Tea, r,a,lTi-i.. (������,.,,���"' -"���' 'w Vr-'r: I NOTb -No ���,j���t,mt |h>11 )0t WEATHER DOWN BELOW Prince Rupert in Sunshine. Rain at Point Grey Weather watchers in Prince Rupert will l.t- interested i<> know that it is raining at Point Grey, and cloudy with threatening rain all along tin- coast except at Prince Rupert where the sun is shining and the skies are clear. Sea is smooth everywhere along the coast today. Shipping movements reported are: Tatoosh <>ut S. S. Watson 8.25 a.m. In schooner Luzlo 0.26 a.m. Triangle: Alameda passed southbound 8,39 p.m., U. S. revalue cutter Maiming passed al 's p.m. northbound. Chicago 8.30 p.m. position nol stated. City Smithy to be Built A ii\ii blacksmith's shop has becomi necessary and <m tlie recommendation <>f Superintendenl ..1 Worka McNeil, "' ' constructed .11 iin- Markcl Place. Thc cosl 8)00. \ A ebuilflad idYtrtiianMnt will And you thr mon�� ay with which to put your plan iuuu-lTivt. Real Estate A clastsiiiotl ailvcrtlit'nwnt is n real estate ttlet* man. and dOM nut ofti-n COUDt enounh "to count" in the nut result. For Sale Gaiwdine Engine, :t hortt-pOWtr. cheap. Apply at Keeley's Druif .^Jtore. 98*101 HouMhoM Qoodt. Iti-.m* tu ba let. Apply Un. Evji-n. Tth Ave. ami I'ay lor .St. near Summit, it-*' Nice little home on bmw overlooking hartxir,clo<te in. only }lS5ti;eash *TS*��. W. J. Aider, 96-106 WILL RESIDE HERE N. J. Helmers, Contractor lor Concrete Work Mr. N. J. Helmers ol thc Johnson, Carey a.v Helmers Company, St. Paul, Minn., is in tlie city. Mr. Hclmer's firm have lhc con- ir.u'i fur a laige quantity ol concrete work lur the railway and he will reside in Prince Ruperl havirg leased Mr. Schrcibcr'shouse al thc corner of Sixth avenue and McBride street. in B Will hi' i ii> Yard, building will Office Wanted WanUd ta hire, nmull ipaec in nlliop. Apply tu P.O. Ilux T.-.i. 99-llia Municip^ Notice All citizi'iis of Princa Rupert. !(.(!.. nre renuesl- et) to obiarva the mah ooonanclnB May lth,1911, as n time for plvlllfl ipaetal attention to eleatnn^ up their outiida pramlMh KHNKST A. WOODS. 100*101 City Clerk Tenders Wanted Some snaps arc being offered .a Scott, Froud & Co.'s tomorrow (Saturday). Wc have a few pairs left in some lines t<> clear below cost. LAND PURCHASE NOTICE Skeena Land Dl�� tr lei -Dlftrio] <ii Quotn Chariott) Tako notice that CithaflM HarrwoPi of CillKnry Alberta, occupatj<m Hpinnter, intends to apply, [or uarntalon to purehm ihe followlns descrihed CommencinK at a post plnnted nlioul 0 1-2 mile* wati and half a mile miutli fpmi the mouth . of Stnn'i'v Cnaki where it umplii�� into Nuden . flarhor, (traharn Inland, thenc<' 10 ehainn nouth I thoncv t() chains vnri, Ihnoi 10 ehalni north, thence 40 ohalm t*ttm\ to poinl of eoRunanoatnant and containing lfitt 10m mon' or lesa. 1 lialed March 17, 1011. CATHERINE HARRISON I'uh Apr. 7. Numa Uotnur... Auent Tandan will ba racrivad hy tha undaralntod op in M.indity.Muy Mh.f..r the excavation Of u pari of tlie Mhool aflWindl and for laying plank on the name. Plana and lapaclfloatloni may he Man at tha City Km,'' r'i I ntiee. C. H. SAWLE, 96*100 Sec. School Board S. O. E. B. S. The I'rinee Kupert LtNlite, No. :ils. Boni of Kmrland. meat! tha first nnd third Tuaadaya in each month in tha Carpenters Hall, ut S p.ni. F. V. CLAKK. Sec, 1*. O. Box US. Prince Kupert COM, NOTICK Skwna Land District -District nf Ciwat Uanitn fi 'I'ake notice that Oforn l^'vlck ol I'rince Rupert B. C., occupat ion clerk, Int-inln rinrmiaaion to purchase the folloi ands: ('ommenrinu at a pont planted on shore of i.ik<i ���*��� Ijike aliout (ill chainn north na^t from outlet ul said lake (haki'lae Rivi-r', thencu 2U chainn north, ihenre ahout r,(i chaini eait to Lakoln ' '*���'.'��� ' ��� '���'.������<��� meandering -mid lake nhora in 11 wMt- ���rly dtftetton tO point ol commancamant; containinK HO acrei, mora fir lass. I'oet rnatkad Q, It. H. W. Cornar. Datad Keh. u, 1011. Puli. March t. to applv for deacrilied QEOROE LBV1CK Skeena Und DUMol District ol Qoalt i.T?k".r.c,lip" th,lt Mr"- '������ '������ Putnam of Ht 1 aui, Minnaaota, oooupatlon married intend, to apply i���r (nrmlailon t lol uwintt daaortbad landai aoS2?37l2liS MX~,!m ���>���������'���*'���'��� �� thaaouthmal corner ol \_*A*Au I :i marked Mrs. LC Putnam'. , _ 1 ��tnl' iVSS!S *""' M (*hft|"". thanoa thenoe north ko ehalni, thenco nam* tnencit ��-n��i au mv***���-, >��� l .* ���.. ��... ��� . woman purcluiHo the guceti Charlotte Islands Land Diitrict-District of Skeena Take notice that I, John Mcl-eod of Vancouver, occupation broker, intend to apply for permission to proapect for coal and petroleum on the followinK deacrihed lands: CommencinK at a poat planted about two milea west, of the moulh of the Tl-el Itiver and marked J . .McL. N. W. Corner, No. 29, thence aouth 80 chains, tlience east ,s0 chains, thenco north K0 chains, thencc west HO chaina to point of com- mci ment; contuininK ���>��������� acres, more or loaa. Dated Feb. 21, IUll JOHN McLKOD Tub. Fub. 23. Clarence McDowell, Agent Queon Charlotte IslitndaLand Districl-District Skeena Take notice that I, John McLeod of Vancouver, occupatiun broker, intend to apply for permisaion to prospect for coal nnd petroleum on the following described lands: CommencinK it �� post plant 8d about two miles Mouth and two miles \uwl of the mnuth of the Tl-el Uiver, (iraham Island, and marked J. Mcl.. N. W. Corner, No. Ill, thence south M0 chains, tlience east ko chnins, thence north HO cliains, thencc wiwt KO chains to point of commencement; contnininK (MO acres, more or loss, Datod Feb. H, mil. JOHN MeLEOD Pub. Fab* 24. Clarence McDowell, AKent Police Court Parade Three notables made their Ixiw before Magistrate Carss U>U morn- irg on a charge of drunk and disorderly. Their names were John Mosko, Angus McLean, and Frank Lockwood. All found lhe necessary five atul costs. A fourth accused of the same offence rcmaii - in thc cells this morning still jagged. Ladies! Vour tan button shoes have arrived. Call Scott, Froud & Co, Stikine Land District - District of Cwu Take notice thai Christian A. Tervo of Slikine It C , occupation customs othcer, intend* tu apply for ("TtniaUion to purchuw the lullowinK taWBM lands: Commencing at a post planted almut IS chains mirth west of die ruKtutnh warehouse at Stik ne, It. ('., thence ��e-t 20 chains, thence sout I M chs ni", thence ensl 20 chains, thence ncr.h 20 chains tu |H>int of commencement and ConUininK ���10 ucres more or lem. Dated Feb. IS, 1911. ClMliTIAN A. T.iHVO Pub Al ri 7 Sk,-��*na Ijtml District -District of Cassiar Take notice thnt I. John McDonald of Prince Kupi-ri, H.C. ooCQpatioa hotelkeeper. Intem|n to apply for parmtaaloa to purchaae the followintt descril>eil lands: Commencintr at a lMnt planteil three and one* hnif miles in an easterly direction frum the point on Nans Kiver where the Lava Lake trail begin* nnd <me mile in n northerly direct km frnm tba said I jivr Lake trail, thencesouth elirhty <lmin��. tbence west hi chains, theme tu>rth y*\* chains, thence east Ml chains tu point of cummencemetil. ctmtainintr itto ncres. Date Feb. :\, l.dl. JOHN MrPONAI.D Puh. March in. JoM'ph Itelway, Aitent tHMi plnntet) ahout icvtn mileK aest and two miles south of the mmM- di Stanley Creek where il empties into NadM Harbor, tiraham laland, thence K0 chains touih, thenci* Ml chains eaat, thance SO chains horth, thence SU chains went to point of comnienerT.rnt and contamr.K 610 acre* more or less. Dateil March 17, 1911. PRANK LEVICK Puh, April 7. Numa DtaHn. \(�� Skeena I.and District Dintrict uf Coaat Take notice that (ilenn McArthur of VancitU\cr, U. C, occupation real estate auent intends lo apply fur iiermission to purchaw the following1 .1. i'ul-.i lands: Commencnu at a \*w\ planted 40 chains wTM and SO chains south ��� l the souih��vat comer of Lot Na IV . i marked (ilenn McArthur'* north- west corner, ihence south 4ti chains, thence easl HO chains, thence north 10 chains, ihence wmt SO chains to post ot commencement, containinK ISO acres more or lew. Dated March 20, IHU. OLKNN McAKTIHU Tub. April 15. T. D. Uinl. Afient Skeena Land DlstHct-Dtitrtcti Gout Dlatriel Tnke noti.-e thai Wm. t^**l f Sappt rton. B.C iwcupalioii liovernment (iunnl. ititi ixN i�� applv Skeena I Ami Disirict-Districl of OoOM Tnke m.ilce thnt I, Pelerltehl. of Van B.C.. occupation teamster, intends to apply for permission to purchase the folkmlnu deKrihed landa: Commencing at a post planteil andnaitadP. It * S.W. oonwt and immeiliately adJolnlni 1 -*'.�� marked J.M.'a N.E. ei*rn��r and A��B*'l S ��. cw- ner; thence north S(�� chains, thence aatl 4 >'hsmi. ihence south b*i chains, thence west 40 chsln^ to point of eiwntnenceinent. containinu BO scrr* more or leas. l'l: III; REID Dated 1st Feb. 1911 Charles 11. Allen. V ��� ��� -t Pub. Feb. 2A. IMM Und DUtrict���District of Coast Itsnte V Take notice thai Charles P. Oiler ot Pnm KupvM, M. C. occupation surveyor, IntM ���* H apply fur jiermlssion to purchase the feUosinf dnscrilied lands: Commencinu at a post planted at tin north fi* corner "f surveyed lol 3!��S4. Itange :��. C��s��i l'ie trict. thence In an easterly direction along tht southerly limit of aurveyad lot Will and the pro- iectlon thereof 40 chairs 10 a point, tbano parallel to the easterly limit of surveyed l<n ���������*���*������ alnnitsid GO chains more or less to (he nertherlv limit ol a timlier limit (N'o. 4SS6S), thanM -���*��� 40 rhains more or leas tu a point in tin1 i>r����ciioi ���ottthcrly of the eanterly limit of surv.yl lot nU, ihence in a northerly direction alnnR ths projection ot the aaid limit and l)ott| the **m limit 60 chaina more or leas to point ol oommMfr menl. containinR 240 acnw more or less. ,������ Datiil March H, IUll. CHAKLKS IV OTTLR I'ub. March 26. Coast K a 11 ti ��� 6 Land District Take notice that I, John Hepburn *i *"' sumkalum, occupation farmer, intend to >IW ,��� ,. lor iH-rmiwion to purchase the (ollownK dwen��� 11 oast Itange :,. Unds: CommencinK at a post planted ai the narth��ri corner of Ui ML thenco east 20 chains, tr.er.es south 40 chains, thenc* weat 20 obtta, ���������f'it for permimion to purchase the FoHowllll daacrib- north 10 chaina to place ol comnicnfemam lnndl^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^_ <""imi emini- nt :i l".-l plantitl 4�� rhaln* we-t and ISO chain* south of the west corner of l.t N.i IIKLntifo ft coaat dlatrioti mark.il Wm. LaaHa N.W corner, thence soulh 4'i chain* tlurne . u��t Nicliam-. thenee north 4U chain*, theme mat -������ chain* to post of eornmenrement. OonUUnll nerei m ire or less. WM. LK8UE T. D. Lnitd. AKent D'lt-d Minii.'"i. : Ml Puh. April 29th. 1911 (S-^3-^^^^ northaaat soul h HO 1 nnrlh 80 chain* l^'HSSf ff*! i? chiins", thence thencn sot'ith So'chiiinsT'thenci' went HO cliain* td I **��*,*_ ****** w Pim ��icommenement, con poinl of commencement; containinK MO acres, uuttmno aaraa motac Datad March 20 \ii\\ I Pub. \m\\ 16. Queen Churlotte IhIiiiiiIs Und District���District o Skwna Take notice lhat I, John McLeod ol Vancouver occupation hroker, inlend lo upply (or permission lo proHpert Tor B0BI and petroleum on lhe followinK daaorlbod lunds: Commeneini at, n poat planted about, two mlh�� aouth and two mllea wesl of lhe mouth of thf Tl-el Kiver and marked J. McL, S. W. Corner, No. BB, ^^^^^^^ asl so ahali ,, . I more or less. Oao. U. Putnam Aaon \ Pub. Feb. 24. JOHN McLKOD ('larence McDowoll, Auent W3 \t��mZens ^ f1mf<l/ffmf/j ^ �� ^mirj5_Ma \veve just received our new Queen Quality" styles for Spring and they re beauties. Wi? did not believe such footwear possible at tbe price. The makers nave outdone themselves. Smart, snappy styfes with plenty of comfort and service���just what you have been Jooh'ng for. You'll buy here eventually. Why not to-day ? I aa.tn.1 M W(h IN, 1911. JoHD Bt*BVW Tub April 16. Slawn. Unal Diilrirt-DUtricl ol Cool U��.P> T.ke notion th��t Ala-ainnJaT lla'��lon aal ll��" an, 11. C., occup.Uon c.riwnler. inli'ii '��� ! 'I���, lor parmlMlon lo purchmo tho lullowinii la��nw�� lt*n.f*: _���,l 1'omnaa.nriiaK it ��� |io.t pl.tal.-,! N eW| ��� ����" Irom the -a.nl, .,*,, awrnaar ol l/'i taiwlaasl A. II., N. W. Cornor, W aaa.ulh, thpnc* hO chiain, ml, ll""" north, thamr. SO chlln. ��na.l lo laoirat oi �� ��� ana-nra-naa-M; conlaalnlnj 200��craa<-"ia^ ltala.1 Fob. U. 1911. A1.F.\AMM-I' Ul 'l"N I'ub. M..aa 1 |. UM Unal Di.trict-I)i��lrial ',' ' TaM-matin- Ihul I Arthur Jnniaa W�� ii.ii\.-r. i<a-ii|,aliiin broker. InU'ii'ln V * ... pmnMoa t�� iiurch����c iho Mwwluw lanila: . r(u I'linmnnHiiKal n pniil planti-1 i]��" half mila-. In an a-a.ta.rly allrrctl.-ra from tin I''" ' "ii Sua. Hlvrr wha-ro UM Uva UJ�� I""' < na an a , na-ar Ihr trail, thama-c oa.t ami" ila-iin-rnmt I,-^1 rhaln.. thrnca' **'**l i li.-n..- nnrlh hi rhaln. to point of a-mmm na , i-aaiitfllninirlUOariea mnra. or lo.ia. ,a a n'll llaliFola II. IUll AKTIIIIKJAMI>�� !���'; . I'til. Mar. in aTonphBelwl , **> I a.a *. halnfc Skoona ljinil Dlitrict-Dlitrict of I'"''1 ' Tuko nntico that I. Aloxan.l.'r BuMK>" | Vancouver. ll.C, occupation l.utch.'r. "*':"l^f ���pply fur pormUaion to purcham' It** >'" ��� '!��� Krlbod lanala: i \ |: �� i ("iimnioncinir a poat plantoal nnal innrM-u . I S V.. a-i.rnor. anal aHjolninir pootl m����i ���' ��� ',, 1 N.K. cornar anal P.K.a S.K. corner. II. ' " , -"cliain.. Ihonco north WI chninn. ttm ��� ���' I rhaina. thenco aanaith Hllchnln> tta I't"" " i iiiiiiient. a'aantninlnir MO ���CS'J'nitrTilN' AlabUNDBRBlirilAN. | Unl A lat Feb., 1911 Charlea II. A"' " <���'"' | I'uh. Feb. 2B Skeen. Uml Dlalrlct-Dlalricl .'I ' ���*[ Take nolice that Freal W. Ilohler ��' ��j"|5 .-aailinii, uccupation larmer, Inlenila t" ���' ���. twj pamlatofl to purchwa the lollowini! ""' ' '.ftllt: .. racarth- Commenclnii al a poat planteil il)" . nW iiMI cnrniT ol A. McLooara pro-oni|itia"i. .j to rhaina aoulh, Ihence 10 chalna ""���'��� "'*" , ol chain, north, thenco 10 ch.ina weal "''.,., caimmencemenl containinu 110 acra-a mop- ��� ... ||| l'nli"l April 10, 1911. FIllF.DKH H ����� ��� '"V ���| I'uh. April 22. Freal ll��ml'i"""M!'_ nil Diatrict -Dlalrict ot I'naal H>J^ nlco that I, 1-lonol Klnjj��]"y,"',' .,���,!)��� Scott, Froud & Co. occupation MfeWa.JsfSR?. MOW ii'i- Tlllltl) AVKa. i^TV, aiv* SkaH-n. Ui Taka- not ver. II. C ���,V.M.���, .. . I-T iiermimlon lo purchuao tho lollowini! m liinalaa: ( ,ruin- 1'iimmeticing at a paaat planta'il near In. ^ W.-.I n.rnir n[ l/it !I!I2, llan|(a- I, 1 "���'- ..' h,|ns Ihenre �����i lo ch.ina, thonco aoulh ����� ��� thenee a-a��t II) chalna, theneo norlh oil c���� iniillt ul commeneement. .... .mv.SI.KV , I'aleal M��rrh 21, 1911. LIONI.l. HIM' ! I'uh. April 22. Skeena Uml DLtrlet -Dlatriel ol ���jiieo" 'i'"!'^!!" , lake nolle* thai Hubert 0. f ""*-,.,��� ,,.,,1)' tuiietl, II. I'., oeeiipalion .dent, Inlentl" " ^ lor tiorii.laa.liin lo purchaae Ihe [0U0W1HI Inraila: ,: \4 CommenrinK al . PS* pl��n<��->J ? ""������th **t MM ��i.4| ami hall a mile anuth nl lhe "' NB,|,,n Slnnley Creek where ll empties "".��� a ,itii, Hnrliur, (Iraham lalaml, Ihence want h>i���,, thence north II) chalna, thence weat >" m,nl thencn aouth 40 ch.ina lo point ol commi " anil containing ISO acroa more or Wh- rnK��' pale.l Mareh 17, 1911. MIUIKIH O. , I'uh. April 7. Num. DW** ���
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Title | The Daily News |
Alternate Title | [The Prince Rupert Optimist] |
Publisher | Prince Rupert, B.C. : [publisher not identified] |
Date Issued | 1911-05-05 |
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Prince Rupert (B.C.) |
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Language | English |
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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