V H^'CTOKIA, ��� 0��> 7 The Prince Rupert Optimist DAILY EDITION ***\yS I VOL. II, NO. 93 Prince Rupert, B.C., Thursday, April 27. 1911. rice Five Cents TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD FOR DYNAMITERS Nitroglycerine Was Used to Wreck Vancouver Building���Employers Association Put up Money to Capture Miscreants--- Ten Alleged Conspirators Under Arrest at Los Angeles---One Makes Cotifessio/ (Spt-cial to the Optimist) Vancouver, April 27.- Two thousand dollars reward has been offered by tlu- Employers' Association of this city for the capture and conviction of the person or persons responsible for the blowing up of the new building mi Sinythc and Seymour streets. Special Meeting Held Very strong feeling indeed has been aroused among employers of labor particularly in the building trades in Vancouver by the dastardly outrage, and a special meeting of ihe Employers' Association was held last night. After ,,pinion had been freely expressed mi the probable source of the malicious idea which is attributed to malcontents in lhe ranks of labor, the decision was unanimously come lo thai the reward of 12000 should be offered and advertised for the apprehension antl conviction of lhe culprit or culprits. Examination of the ground antl building where the explosion happened has revealed to experts the fact that the explosive used was nitroglycerine. Quite a small quantity of this powerful liquid woultl be sufficient to cause a tremendous amount of damage. In a little tube which could be carried in the coat pocket enough coultl have been brought into the building to tlo the wreckage. It coultl be fired by contact with another chemical arranged to take place at any particular time. This is probably the method taken by the miscreants in litis case. Police Won t Talk No amount of pestering will induce the police lo give away any hint lhal would lead to the assurance that they have their man in sight. If there exist any clues the detectives are wisely keeping tliein dark at the present stage. It is believed by a number of people that the perpetrators of the mischief have cleared out safely and are by this time far enough away. Los Angeles Outrage Los Angeles, April 27.���Ten men accused of dynamiting thc Times ollice antl causing the death of twenty-one persons by the explosion arrived here from the Kasi today. They are now lodged ill jail under au extra strong guard. One Man Confesses One man Mcllanigle by name, il is said, has confessed, betraying enough information to cover the whole conspiracy ami convict some of (he principals in it. Incriminating Document There is also a document of an incriminating nature, which it is believed is in the possession of Attorney Ford who is now awaiting the outcome of the kidnapping charge preferred against him bj the Iron Workers'attorneys of 'Indianapolis. A DAYLIGHT ROBBERY IN THE HEART OF CHICAGO Reads Like a Moving Picture Show Four Men in an Auto Drove Up, Covered Salesmen With Guns and Got Off With $50,000 of Jewellery (Special Io the Optimist) COUNTY COURT TODAY Couty Court business continues without incident of particular note. Today Judge ottng was principally occupied wilh chamber hearings. afP'-^-����-^*<��^��-^.^w.^^.*-^.,^^...-*>fc.r*^.r***..^*>fc.a|�� j BASEBALL SCORES J Northwestern League AI Vancou vir R. II. K. Tacoma 1 S 4 Vancouver 7 11 0 Batteries Chappelle and Spies- man; Occli,tn, Lynch and l)e- vogt. AI Spokane R. II. K. Victoria 5 10 4 Spokane 8 7 2 Batteries���McCreery and Hash- wood; Willis and Hasty. At Seattle R, II. E. Portland (i 7 4 Seattle 12 16 2 Batteries- Bloom field and Harris; Butler and Spencer, WAY TO SETTLE DISPUTE IS THROUGH THE COURTS Sir Wilfrid Laurier Indicates that Federal Government May Force the Provincial Government into Court in Order to Secure Justice for Indians---Commej:ts on Premier McBride's Action American League At Boston R, 11. New York 8 18 Boston 11 IS At Philadelphia- ��� Washington 2 f> Philadelphia 7 5 National League At Detroit- Cleveland ti Cincinnati 8 At St. Louis- Pittsburg 2 Si. Louis 1 At New York- Boston 3 New York ... (i At Brooklyn��� Philadelphia 10 14 Brooklyn '.i (> 1(1 9 7 2 10 10 ;>' Pacific Coast League At Portland��� Sacramento 2 (i Portland 1 10 At San Francisco��� Oakland 8 14 San Francisco ..... 2 9 (Special to lhe Optimist) Ottawa, April 27.���That the Federal Government may send the whole question of the disputed Indian title to lands in B. C to the Supreme Court and the Privy Council, making the Government of British Columbia a party to the case was indicated by Sir Wilfritl Laurier this morning, when he received a deputation of "The Friends of the Indians of British Columbia." Sir Wilfrid commented in unmistakable terms on the action of Premier McBride in refusing to have the question submitted to a court of justice. The Only Way" "The British Columbia government may he right or it may 1 it- wrong in its contentions that the Indians have no title lo these lantls," saitl Sir Wilfritl. "but thc only way to settle the dispute is by taking the matter to the courts." He saitl it was unfortunate that! Premier McBride had declined '* to have the dispute submitted tol the Supreme Conn or lo the Privy j Council, which would have brought the matter lo an issue al once, aud also that Premier McBride should have only agreed to leave out of the question the very thing it was desired to have a decision on." May Force McBride "We come," he saitl, "to a stage of the question where it is possible to have neither the consent nor, the concurrence of lhe government of British Columbia given to a decision of that kind. We are forced therefore lo bring the Government of B. C into court with us unwillingly, in order to get a determination of this matter, lt is a matter for us lo consider, whether we can bring the Government of B. C, into court with us. That is the only way lo settle the matter properly." Deputation Pleased Sir Wilfrid's remarks gave great satisfaction to the delegation, which was composed of Rev. Arthur F. O'Mcara, Rev. Canon Tucker, Mr. Hamilton Cassells K. C, of Toronto, and Rev. Charles Deep- rose of Ottawa. There were present with Sir Wilfrid at the lime, Hon. A. B. Aylesworth, Minister of Justice and Hon. Frank Oliver, Minister of lhe Interior. LAWYER GETS SENTENCE Six Years in Penitentiary for J. J. Murdock of Jarvis iSpecial to the Optimist) Cayuga, Out.. April 2t>.���J. Y. Murdock the absconding Jarvis lawyer who w. _ arrested recently in the Stales an.l pleaded guilty to seven charge- of theft and one of forgery, was sentenced to six years in lhe penitentiary at the llaldimand Assizes this morning. POPE PIUS IS ILL 1 I Rome, April 27.���The condition of Pope Pius has taken a sudden II turn for the worse and grave 3 i results are feared by his physician. Chicago, April 27. -The history of daring robberies in Chicago was eclipsed yesterday afternoon by a daylight robbery of 160,000 of jewellery from the store of F. '.. Albert! & Son. In the heart of the city, with police patrols all round the dislrici, ami in broad daylight, the robbery was commit led, and no trace can be found ol the robbers, li was as sudden antl as daring as anything pictured on tin- bioscope shows. Used an Auto Four well dressed men drove up in an auto to the store, and entered. They went to different pans of the ground lloor, and asketl the clerks lo show them gootls. At a signal all whipped mil revolvers, aud covered lhc clerks antl customers, who stood motionless, while one of the quartet went through the showcases and safe. Into a canvas bag he swept in half a do/en swoops, $50,000 of diamond necklaces, tiaras, pearl ami ruby ornaments and oilier valuable goods. Then all backed to the door wilh guns levelled, jumped into lhe auto antl speeded away. It was all over in a minute. It was done so cpiickly as to seem like a dream. WATER ENOUGH FOR A MILLION, SAYS ENGINEER THOMPSON AD WOLGAST PROVES HE IS STILL CHAMPION Puts One Round Hogan to Sleep in Second Round of a Ten Round Match for the Light-Weight Championship of the World Hogan in Distress MAN HURT BY ROCKS Italian Named C. Brown Crushed about Lower Limbs ON McMORDIESCUT Rushed to Hospital by Auto. His Injuries are not Serious. Large Crowd Witnessed Accident. Rocks Dislodged by Spring. An Italian workman was crushed about lhe legs and lower part of the body on s. P. McMordie's Second avenue contract jttsl before noon today. The man's name was C. Brown. He was attended lo immediately after the accident New Duties as Provincial Assessor Will Take Him Away||>> Pr*.Kergln and rushed to th ���Ladies' Auxiliary and Choral Concert Add $400 to the Funds of the Hospital -���Details are Discussed MR. A. CUTHBERT RESIGNS FROM HOSPITAL BOARD As Secretary of the General Hospital Board Arthur Cuthbert has th mc excellent work, antl it was something of a surprise to the Board yesterday to receive front him a letter intimating his Intention lo resign. For some time lately, during bis oflice as Regis- lr'."' oftiie County Court, Mr. ttnfr*rrt*'iiia| found his ordinary duties sufficiently exacting, ami when the new Board of Hospital will necessitate his being at tunes away from the city. Successor to be Chosen Al the meeting of the Hospital Board yesterday afternoon in the offices of c. 0. Rand * Co., arrangements were made for thc executive committee of the Board to deal with the situation and laaaik .ttllllltll (air .1 SUCCCSSOT (or Mr. Cuthbert. The actual "spade work" of the secretarial position Directors Utasappointed there wasps meantime in the hands of Mr. hospital in Harry's autocar. His injuries ate not expected to prove serious. The other workmen were preparing to fire a spring in a boring above where Brown was working. He tlitl not hear the warning at first, and not realising thai he was a little late in moving out of range sleppetl back a few feet for his pick. Just then the shot went off. The rock is soft at this boring ami some small fragments were driven out by thc spring,catching Brown who seemed pretty badly hurt ai first, S. P. McMordie "There is enough water in Wood- worth Lake to supply at least 7(10,(100 people antl if the water from the .Shawatlan River is drawn from, there is enough water to supply a million people in this city and by the time you get that population here perhaps waler won't lie needed. YOU have excellent opportunities for a sufficient water supply." This is the information learned from Mr. R. II. Thompson, city engineer of Seattle, who is here consulting with City Engineer Davis on the waterworks proposition. "Since I came here three days ago I have gone over the ground thoroughly and am convinced that there is water enough and to spare for you for a long time to come." "What tlo you think of the townsite?" tpieried the Optimist. "Better than Glasgow or Edinburgh, Scotland. It will take time to make thc rough places smooth but if you go on at the rate you have been doing there'll be a beautiful city here quickly." Mr. Thompson is uncertain when he will go back to Seattle. It may, he says, bc necessary for him to return aud get his men to help with a lot of figures on the local situation ami come back again. in understating (hat an Assistant Secretary shonVI lake up (he burden of the llosp, al work, though Mr. Cuthbert was till to retain the posl of Secretary i' the Board. Since then Mr. Cuthbert has been ironiolt'd lo lhe position of Pro- I vincu il Assessor, and his new duties William Wright, (he assistant sec rotary recently appointed. Mr. Cuthbert was present at the close of the meeting yesterday. Proceeds of Recital Ii was announced by the Assist- FOUGHT A DRAW Eddie O'Keefe and Johnny Cou- lon Met at Last MEXICO IS INDIGNANT Makes Protest Against Landing British Marines NOTE IS SENT Government Describes Capt. Vivian's Action an Interference with the Internal Affairs of the Republic. (Special to the Optimist) London, April 27. A formal protest against the action of Capt. Vivian of ll. M. S. Shearwater in landing a detachment of British marines at San (Juentin, has been recei.vcd by thc Foreign Oflice. Thc note while polite is quite clear. It describes Capt. Vivian's action as "an interference with the Internal affairs of tbe Mexican Republic," and says that the landing of British troops on Mexican soil was quite uncalled for. A reply to thc note is being prepared by Sir Edward Grey, the Foreign Minister. (Special lo the Optimist) New Vork, April 27.��� Ad. Wol- Immediate! gast beat One Round Hogan of Round Hogi California in the second round of distress, ai what was intended to be a ten I hands of his round contest for the lightweight Ithe best iltcj championship of the world today, to the fr.i\. so they hint. flu Since lii- TREAT YOURSELF Terrific Swing to Jaw ln lhe lirst round the men wen- wary, and little heavy punish* ment was dealt out by either. Thev- stptared up to each other ] Hogan aboul . in the second and almost instantly | has been an: Wolgast showed his shape with a j question of terrific left swing to llogan's jawIwas freely -.1 followed like a (lash by a tre- picked OUt I mentions right jab in the Call- j compter, and fornian champion's wind, lof it on that .- ���* redou table One howed signs of back into tlie mds. They did Id to return him it was hopeless the sponge for Wolgast R, (items Himself live contest with nth ago Wolgast - to settle tlu* superiority. It ���at Wolgast had it tie fellows to rather the worst jn. HURRAH! HURRAH! BOYS! A STRAW HAT APPEARS This is the Last Conclusive Proof That Spring; Has Arrived���Gladsome Sight Wa.- Witnessed on Third Avenue Bright and Early This Mornii CONTINIIKII ON PAQI i was on the spot and Constables Morrison and Crcigh arranged to (Special to the Optimist) have the hurt man taken to the Kansas City, April 28.���Johnny hospital. Quite a large crowd Coulon, thc bantam-weight chain- gathered a few seconds after the pion o( the world, and Eddie accident which look place in full O'Keefe "I Philadelphia, fought view of the busiest corner In thei ten fast rmjnds to a draw last I city, Second avenue and Sixlh in the ten nighl before a I ig crowd here. Salvation Army Will Give Social and Concert Tonight Tonight the Salvation Army will give a really first class concert and social in the citadel. A good programme of songs, music and amusement is prepared and Crey's orchestra will be there. Then in addition to all this refreshments will be served and all the eatables are of Mrs. Ensign Johnstone's own baking and she is some cook the wiseacres say. If there be any people who want further and more concrete evidence that Spring is here other than the fact that navigation opened on the Skeena River yesterday; if there be any people here who are as sceptical and doubtful as the immortal Thomas and pooh pooh the idea thai Spring is here, here's a clincher for them: tbe first straw hat of the season was seen on thc streets of Prince Rupert this morning. It was a cheerful sight to sec thai little white sky piece. h took one's thoughts back to the rippling anil laughing brooks, lo the green meadows and dimpled girls of youthful memory. 11 sent a glow into the heart and everybody who saw it took a second gl I '��� '**-��� The sun's rays flick, md il antl the wearer look,,I he bad secured a new least ��� ��, for hi* knew that Spring I ked tbe flowers to p.iint the laughing soil. Thai straw hat \\.,> more than a harbinger of the iiin,' when a young man's fancy Idly turns to thought-* of love; it was tbe last word on the fact that Spring is here. If any of the Optimist stall could write poetry, or dared lu if they could, that hat would be a fine subject, Browning saitl "O to be in England now thai April's here," but something just as sweet and pleasant is lo be in Rupert when lhc first slraw hat appears, for then you know that Spring IS here. tvnV THE PRINCE The Prince Rupert Optimist DAILY AND WEEKLY --pill 0PTIMIS1 is the leading newspaper of Northern British Columbia. It 1 has grown up with the city. Reading Noticbb and Legal Advertising are 10e per line, ADVERTISING "ATES are one price to all-25c perinch each issue for display matter, ,""���* ����� applies to all advertising without distinction of quantity or tunc of ivutract. Transient advertising will be charged at 10c. per line. SUBSt RIPT10N RATES-DAILY, 50c per month, or (5.00 per war. in advance, \\ ri ki.y. *-"D per year. Outside CANADA-Daily, $8.00 peryear: Weekly, $2,60 per year, strictly In advanee. Daily EDITION. Thursday, April 27 IS IT A NEW REIGN OF TERROR? Merely Iwause a building strike is in progress in Vancouver, in not a sufficient reason for concluding that the blowing-up of tlie Seymour street building on Tuesday night was a piece of deliberate destruction plotted by thc strikers. The hasty reasoning thai jumps to relate thc two events to each other, must not overlook the fact that ,m enemy -anenemy either of the owner of the building, or an enemy of trade unionism���might seize on such a moment t>, deal a blow, trusting that .-uspicion will fall elsewhere. For lhe sake of tlie men on strike in Vancouver, and for trades- unionism in the Province, it is to be hoped ihat the miscreants who carried out tlii' work will be run to earth. Two casks of gunpowder du nol wedge themselves in under the flooring of a luiiltling without human aid and human ingenuity. And for the man or men who would deliberately pl.in destruction of this nature, no sentence of the court could bc wo .-evere. Thc man who would destroy a created object wantonly or in revenge, has the spirit of the murderer. A building, a statue, a picture or *i garden has a title to life, like every sentient lieing,by virtue of ils usefulness or power to please. It is the product of care, the expression of thought, a part of the general scheme of advance which man i> making over the world's wilderness. Quarrel as men may over the division ,>i title in created things, it is every man's duty to protect the UM'Uil things that man's labor has produced. Ami the man who from malice or revenge destroys the property of hi* enemy, commits a sin against society, lie cannot limit his revenge to ;i person; tlie whole social fabric winches when one of its members is wounded. Though we live neither in a Millenium nor a Utopia.it is true that no man liveth to himself,nor sulTereth by himself. h is no chance phrase that puts the preservation of lives and property am,mi; the tir-*l objects of organised government. Coming so soon after the dynamiting of the Times building in Los Angeles, thc incident has been given extraordinary significance. It i> tn In hoped that the Seymour street incident tloes not signify the coming of a new element into the life of dwellers on the Northern Pacific Coast. In ihe meantime it is but fair to remember that the incident i> not of necessity related to the labor dispute. Fruit * Produce : Feed ��� WHOLESALE H. H. Morton - 3rd Ave. Do You Want to Invest in the Best Mining Proposition in British Columbia? Wf are Belling shares in tin1 SALMON BEAR RIVER MINING CO'Y. Lid. At a price tlmt will makfl you money WB OFFER TOR A SHORT TI.MK 2000 Shares For $55.00 Payable $13.75 Cash Rial.tna-a' 3. 6 tataal 9 Month* Assays nf Hit- mv run from 125.00 to $2000 per tun. lt will puy you to Investigate this proposition at once. *#*******#$$: "J ��1$$ ^=1C. B. Schreiber & Co'y*, Med Antiquaries are scarce in Prince Rupert. The city is not tlie most I ^ suitable field for antiquarian re- ^, Bcarcli. The most ancient ol our ,*, i *_* it' ��� HEAD OF CENTRE STREET r8' '"ii* ..a * W.ll.j^ possessions are the oltl linn whom we are justly proud the oltlest of our old timer starts his tale of years oil ,i "twen" when he appears in llit'! vL role of "Oltlest Inhabit.ml" *"*'���$> the benefit of the little YankcrincsIX who conn- here with their bright X eyes and their kodaks to pick out X the beauties of our city. -FOB PROSPECTUS AIM'LY - 0. B. Bush & Company 2nd Ave. Prince Rupert .Grand Hotel. Spring WORKINGMAN'S HOME Beds, clean White .siit*,*t.*a 25c Rooms 50c BEST IN TOWN FOR THE MONEY J. GOODMAN. Proprietor PHONE MOBEBN P.O. BOX 100 A. L. WATKINS Steamfitting Plumbing An old timer, given to antiquarian research, met me the oilier day. He had been burrowing into the early history ol Prince Kupert, yetting right back lo the "in the beginning" stage, excavating the mysterious traces ol our glorious past, and lie was thrilled wilh the emotion al a great discovery. "Say, wlut do you think?" he exclaimed, "They have gol one pile Into position on the Government Wharf at the foot of McBride sireet." Out usiness w ip w ip ip * ip in We are closing out our Retail Clothing Business Third Ave. Iwtwill Tth atrial Mia St.. Over ll.C. Ilakerv I'lllNCK RUPERT, B.C TO SAVE THE MONTREAL "WITNESS* Ministers made an appeal to their people toi_^_*-.., ... , ., ��� ' i two tliinls eo|,l In-fore tin- survey whs ' gazetted. ; C. M. WiUon, Room 14. Alder Block I Phaiaaa* 09 lllua*, P. O. II.*. 2. ur tat Central Hotel Last Sunday was a remarkable day in many of the churche th,- K.i-t,-rii provinces rally in ilu- support of thu Montreal Witness, which recently made th,- announcement that, unless it met with more generous support in tin- matter of subscriptions, it woultl be obliged to suspend publication. Iii, Witness has always been a most carefully censored and I) moral paper, its founder having set it as his ideal to prim only such r.i \\- .i* is free from every taint or suspicion of immorality, Un- foi innately ii has not held its own in the popular favor as a newspaper, tinmgli ii has always been alluded lo by the church people as a model lor other papers to copy. Tin- appeal made on Sunday was voluntarily and embraced ministers "I .ill Protestant denominations. It will at least afford ih, censorious people who have so much fault io lind with the average paper an opportunity to prove how sincere thej- are in their clam,mi demand for .1 strictly censored press.- To Boat and Gasoline Launch Owners I have ti lots for salt* on new lit foot road by Hays Creek, all very cheap $���!.:."��� to $025; easy terms. View from tha- entrance of the harbor almost to Turks Inlet, [deal little sheltered cove I for hoats outside the grade, and easily accessible. BUY AN ACRE AT DELKATLAH for your summer ra'sort where tha* rainfall is one third that of Prince Rupert, I the st.il perfect anal tbe beach delight- f I ful. Those on the spot have eagerly bought antl il is the only townsite ever LAND I'l'ltCHASE NOTICK LAND PURCHASE NOTICE Qua-a**! Chariotta) I>!.,ndi Und DUtrict - l)i��trl�� ol Skeenn Land Dl.lricl-IM.trlrl of Cn..inr Skoona Tiaka* notie* that I llnarli 11. Olllll of Prlncs llu- I, J. O. McNab nl I'rinca* ku- l"'rl* "t'cupntlun laalaaara-r. inta*ti,lr> to upply f,,r }"���"-��� .- j.cral altcnt, inta-nd ta, apply PSrmlsslon to purohiss tin- following dsscrlbsd '"-' i* * j - aapect tor coal and pa*trola>una kandia: rtbeal landa: < ��� ���mmoii.mK nl a pmt pl.-mt.-d tl ,,.,. :������| ,������.. ;aoaat planteal al tht* 10 h-ottat ' half anil'**, in an e.aailerly OlrtCtlon from thi* paiint COttH' ot Towna.li p 2 Oraham Inland. I"" N""�� RlVsrwhsrS tht* LlVlLlllS trail bwllu i McN., S. EC I'airniT, thonco'"��� ���'_*' ""I" '" " northerly dlraetlon from Um nco north CO chaina, thanca* "'"" tmVI* I.-ike trail. Ihena-a* north ni chaina *** *��� trie* aouth hO chuina tn point ol tha-n*** out Nt chain**, tha-nce aouth Nl chalna' cam""-- 't'Tnent. O'ei ava-.t Ni chaina lo point of Commoncement. " '-"iit.-ammK '"'I'i n.-rea. imi.-I*;.*l.. .1. Ull, HiKiu D.OILLIS I I'ub. M.ar. 10. J.aaoph Helta-,,. At-a-nt Windsor Hotel KIHST AVENUE AT EIGHTH STREET Newly Furniahed nnd Steam Heated Rooma A HKST CLASS BAR AM) DINING ROOM IN CONNECTION RATES ii" CENTS AND UP IIATIIS r*RM Tt) OUKST8 ROBT. ASHLAND r.o. UOX 37 $12,000 Stock For a moment I was staggered by the- news. "What, one whole pile?" I cried. "A real pile, nm ,i little liit nf tun., not a iliiiiiin\ one for an experiment t" sec ii the shape is pretty?" "Yes, a real, solid, reinforced concrete pile," he replied. "A great big beautiful permanent pile, the kind we used to picture lo ourselves in ihe long, long, ago when they lirst began to get busy on the wharf way hack in the good oltl days." lie heaved a long, Bad, sijji as hi- thoughts wandered li.uk across ilu- years to thos palmy pioneering days when the !_\n\U work of building thai Government Wharf was begun. With tenderness, as befits one touching upon ihe recollections ,,i tin- past, I Boftly whispered, "How long ago was that'" "Two years," he replied with almost a tear. "Two solid years, I have just been consulting tin- archives of the past ami I find there, half obliterated by du- soft JL passage of time's footsteps, tin record in an old diary, of tin commencement of that Govern- ment Wharf. "Yes, it was two whole years ago. I )ear. ile.tr, I remember it as if it were Imt yestcrda) I And now how changed it .ill i��. Thej have got one pile ill place. Two years hence I suppose there will In- another, and so on steadily till perhaps our great grandchildren won't know the place where their forefathers as young men moored their floats, and dreamed dreams of thai Government Wharf." $12,000 Stock ^B To Be Sold Under Cost $12,000 Stock $12,000 Stock SUITS AT HALF PRICE bat��-i Martha, 1'jlU I'ul.. MvcJ 25, J. G. McN AH Wilson (iowjnn, Awni * .-^-UUtrici of Cout Kanuc 5 vUry Utragnt OIUli of Vic- ipatlon huuM-kn'jM-r, Intandi to i to purchuM- the following 1 ' ��� ��� ii ml planted ut thi- north nut ' ��� ��� hancu 20 chimin west, thenc*. nee 20 ntMlfM MMl In T. |��� HO chum*, north tn Uiki-Ui* ��� Tinn mini riai-r up sir.'iifii in ���tion tn UlretM Uln, iin*nc�� ' ' ��� to pnlnt nf eommeneamanl c,"'h" , more or lem , I -��� '- 1.1!., N B. Conwr. Datad Pfl I'ub. Miuth i. MARY MARGARET OILU8 Ska ria |���. ��� t���Dintnci of Coaat Rang & '���ki' ��� ii {janjamiti Ruaail Itice o( i rinca Rupcn, '., occupant, mltar, Intandi *" ���PJ?'* ' ' I'" i ion to punbaaa the (nllowine daaerlbad I in da: . ' ���'���'��������� " Bl poat planteil 'il* ehainn nouth ���' p tba il aa oorne.- ot Lot 8060, thunci- 70 chains m it, 65 chainn nnrth, thencc 7U chains eaat, th"*,.- 66 chainB snuth to point ut eumnn-no'rfit-tit. -"ntaining tF>-% acres, mnro or loan. Poal ..... . R. R��� S. K. l<>: Dated Pab. ta I'jm Pub.March I. BENJAMIN RU8SKL RICH .SkM'nn Und Diatrict���Diatriet of Com! (tangn & Juk.' notice thai David MeLannan ot Prinee Rupert, It. r. occupation clerk, Intonde to apply lor pormlnion to purchaae th�� following deacribad lands: ^^^ Commencing ei from the aouth t ohalm eaat, thm chumn weet, I eommeneemem Iihw. I'ont. markiyl Uaiwl Keh, 11 , I'uh. March 1. Bkaana Land i Take notice ver, B, <:., <���, '���>r permlanoi leniiH: Coin nn-1 it* 11,; poat plantnl pt ohllni sn.Hh corner of Lol :i'i4, ihence 10 40 ebaina nonh, thenoe io 40 ehaina eouth to pnint of ntaining |00 acroa, more nr '. M-. Ba W. I nj lM\tl�� McLENNAN trtet -DUtriet ol Coaat EUnge B ��� Waxandaf Beaton ol Vancou- m cari��iiiier, Intenda to enolv 1 ,'TChane the tollowtng d��aihad Skeenu Uand Diatriet Pletrict of Cuant Take nntice thai Qtenn McArthur of \'ancnuvi*r. It. ('., oceupation real estate agent intendn to apply f<>r pennltafon tn purehaae the fdlowlia] deaerlbed landai CommencnK at a pont plunteil K> chainn w7n| and B0 chains south of the aouthweat mrrier nf Lot No. 17:1*1 marknl (ilenn McArthur'n nnrth- west cnrner, thence nnuth 10 phatn.i, tlience ram B0 chain*, tbenee nnrth 40 ehaina, thenn* arari hO rhainn to pofl of conimenci*mnni, containing 820 acraa more nr leaa-. |tat.*d March 20, 1911. QLKNN McARTHUR I'uh. April 15. T. I>. Laird. Agant Coaat Hunge .r, Land Dintrict Tuke notic** thai I, John Mephurn of Kit- ���i'i,. .I...-.., iKTupuiinn farmer, inlend to apply fnr Mrmlaeton to purobaee the rollowni daasnoeo lunda: ( ommanetni at a poal planted at tha northaai corner of Lul \\\.X\, thence aaat 20 chiunn, Ihoncti nouth 10 chuinn, thence wesl 20 cl .inn, (hence north 10 chaim* to pi act* ol commencement Dated March 1\ 101). JOHN III I'M H\ I'uh April 10, Bkaana Land District Dfet-rlot trf Coaat Rajua ���"��� Taka notice that I, Clara .May Little of I'rinca Rupert, IL ���'., occupution infnater. intend to apply for pnrtninnion to purciiii.se the following deecribed landai Commancing at a iwwt planted at the north we��i corner of i^u 17:(,">, Range "', Coaat Dlltriet tbence eaat 40 chains, thence north 2ft chuinn thenca WaBt 31 Chain tlience north 20 chninn tlunce went 10 chfijrm, thence tout li In chaina to poinl of commencement, containing 1)2 acres more or leea. Dated ApriM, 1911. CLARA MAY LITTLE Pub, April 16. Bkeena Land Diatriet Dintrict of Coaat Range & Take notice that Rldon ft Detwtler of Berlin, ' Ont.' occupation doctor, Intendi to nppl;. for permiaaion to purehaae the followini oeacrlbad j andi: Commeneing at. u poei planted at the eouth* weat corner of 1/it 1!)2h, ihence uunl ,10 chalna | Skeana Land Dlatrtei . I uke nptJo lli.it K\,_, ';��� >��� ��� 1 i*\m ui ��� ' ' Di ^^^^ trict of Count ph.nln.1 three Kfld one \W&J ***��* Un'U direction trom Ute, point \ ������r'- Brin Furniture Coy's ASSIGNMENT Sale Is Still Going on C<rniri)��triM .1.. gon'tal.til t Nn, "*"" \ ci.aia.-a .it tii't f__*\*A_ ��...nl,w.��tl Im^.~.'l -! - " ***** lil'ai't-'.l K0 aahalain .null. imt Uh ,. h ...,t cor������r ���| ,M ____***&* mum* A :. . w. Cotnn, th.no. go' t*��8_ ���outh, thenci to ehalni ...t, th - "" tiairlli, than.. B0 .-laalaa. av.a.1 a.i ""''���"������ii."".; o.im.ia.iilnit iHO mp,.. I !",u",,i1'-1- ''���">��� ALBXAlJ I tto. M.acli \. eouvar, H''..-."-'.,:.....,;������''""'"-������ of V for permlaBion U> PitaSwjaavftl, l,,'.IC.'i!.\'L.>'.'. **a*a*w cal lun.l.: Qommanetni, m b po��t half mila i" on "��������� --��Hy on Nma�� Uivar wi,.--* the Loan 1. nil. ��� trail l..Kla na*nr ilia- trail, thaanai WMt 80 ennlna, thnnoa Boutn KohtlnB, tii.-j-.-a*. .it BO ennlna, th.-n.-.- north JO ohain. t.apoint of .-.,niina.noflm..nt. eontslnlnR ao , t,|n, ��������� Mmi ^..-^ - OnTi'l-vli. :i. l'.ill. ANI)HI-:W.-|:MMIN.;s g;���iffftM l��"' ��M, I.. ,-. PUTNAM Pub. Mnr. 10. JOMPh ll.-lwnv. Agmt '""-A""11"- ' HI'iiI.m a," Stlklnr 1,1,-1 I itoWrt-DUtri* ot C.��l.r M!V'X ^WbI aiSfi' &SBT ,-<7'"" Taka* notice ll ChrUUun A. 'I'.-rvn .,1 Btlklna ltaa,H*rt, D. C, occupation bulchor, InuInaUan .ilf! II. C , occiiiu latom. oliicaif, intenal. to apply ur iH.rmimi.au lo purchaae tho lolowlni .I,,r,",���i lor iwrmiMU.au to archiaaw tho faallaawinK al.-aacrlla.Kl landai '"�� ********_ lonila: , , , . ,, , . ''.ainina-iu-iuK nl u p.m p|llni...| ���|���,���i ,���,���,, (.'ommencimt il . poet planteal nbout ih cliniii. mOga waat ami two mllea nuth nl tha mouth . north wi-u .-I - :u��tomn WtrlhOUM ul Btlklna, Slnnley 1 r.*a*k whan II Dm pile, inn, N���|���n II C thonoe �� 20 chainH, thonc* noulh 10 llnrliur. Craham blind, thai HO chain, wiuih chain.', thenee * . 20 chalna, thonce north 80 thenoe 80 chain, west, thanee m ghaln. r���,rih' chnira to polnl .-I ajommenocmont nnd containinu thence 80 ehaiu enat to iminl ul Oommanoamenl Ha ����� mora nr le l11"1 cunlninini: 010 nrri-K m.ar.* nrli-m DlSdPeb 18 19 I, CHRISTIAN A. TBRVO I Dialed March IT, lilll OEOROK YM/./.V.U. I'ub Apr! 7 ' *"'* Al'ri1 7 Num�� DOTMTt, A��i-nl NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED * * If! a\C * * * * ���rSf* 9 Now is your opportunity to buy at less than wholesale prices. Shirts Collars Hats Underwear I Waterproofs I Everything in Men's Clothing CASH REGISTER AND STORE FIXTURES FOR SALE Boots aud Shoes Ties Suit Cases Blankets Pants Rubbers A. V- ejj & 4 * ... SALE COMMENCES ... Saturday, April 29th \___t *__���* *A�� *_*,���* *_* *_* _t* *$* *_* _t* *_* >_* * * * * His voice (Iwiiullcal down into ���.if 1 silence, .unl I tiirmtl considerately away. I was thinking ii out myself. If it lakes two years to gel one concrete pile in position on .1 Government Wharf, liow long ��ill ii take to fix three hundred? MACK. Pimtoriuni Plonter ('It-iuii-nt, 'Phone I Yes; Some Good Printing Costs Too Much, Too It's tin- nania* ns with other numl things. The temptation to charge "still- pria-a-s" fair Wiith I'lass things, nr hiuli rliiss si-rvii-f, is always natural. Hut it's nol always jtistilialila* - not even usually I'or in all aitisausliip nowadays the siiiiiiliml is liiuther - the doom of tl��- commonplace is pro- nounced. So thst, as to printtnR, high grade work is not apt to cost you tiiora* than its Worth; still, you can pay more I'or il al soma' places than at others ��� and this shop is out- of the "others." H^^HH : >-4*��w'if,0]faOjCaDjCaa3jCaa^Ca^ia^ia3J&pjCai3f.J5 ...Whites Portland Cement..) " V " ^an Deceives You Once, Shame on Him, eceioes G. C. EMMEKSON AliKNT Phone 125 Nairn Block Second Ave FOR SALE LoU 5 ami ii, HI.. Section I. k UK, lUOOO, 28 per Cent, cash, balance l, 2, .1 years, 7 per cent. GEO. W. MORROW 1076 Nelson It, Vancouver, B.C. 1 narthwt Im^I&mISFb W; ��*"? I north lo.ttaim ... pS tFJ^^^^ 1 ��� ��� ��� ��� Shiinn Land nimrirt--DfntHn of Gout Tnkr n-.tirc tlmt I. Mm. John C��rl��*y nf I'rinn* i .... t B.Cioeeupation mtrrltd wnmnn. fntomin I ��� il i'.- fnt I'l-i'Mi- "M tn |> ic Im ��� nn I'-m ���'*���. it.i' dMcrlMd Inndu: OuWiintmlng il ��� pottplinUd U i-hnfrm vn**i ni>il li" rhntnn ��<��iith from Ilir MnUlWWt COTfltroi lnt tnt*Gotil DlitiioL RinnfltthffnM lotith w> chains, thpfirc punt 40 Shunt, IMIMM tmrth *U ��� -IiHIH". t l.i IM '��� ��n.| I" 1 liiiin- Mum ..1 IrnH In I III' polnl Of BOnmMMWntnt) cnntniiilnK .12(i nt*rt*e nON nr U-ntt. MKS. JOHN (Ixitllrl COKI.KY Hal.* Mnr. >_\t\ l"ll Pab. Apr. 4, 1911 Skfvnt I .and Distrirt -hixi-iri of Coimt fUnRfi I Take ii'iti,-.* that Mary Pill lleatun o| Vancou viT, fl. (*.. fircupation ���-imt*-*--. r. Inl'-ndd tu atipl} fnf l-rriu-. i *', to |-iirrl.H'i I lir fi>||oWin|t di'HrrilH'd landai * "inni.' ������ at a i' ' i \1M1.1 Bt thr north cant cornr-r 01 I^ut :i!thO, -���.... ,t'.,,ni m chaina nnrth tn I/it lnS| ti*. r ���* m !���' ne �� weat i< Lot I06t, ti. i.r.. * it .tn chninn nnuth to Lot ��!IH1, IbanM HI ��� 1,������'*.- rant, thonco 'ii) rhaina anuth to 1/it �����<.: Iln'iiri' 20 rhniiin i*ant, thrnco 20 rhainn north, thrnee 20 chain* rant tn ptdnt of commencement; fnntalnlfiK 2*-0 ncn*�� mofaofWa. \ I-.-.I ma'kKl M. M. l�� , ^ I,, i ..rn.-T 1.-1. ���I r��b.U. fill. MMtV Ht'.l.l. IIKATIIN m\Vu\��� M.fct, 4 Skerna Land DiHtrlct DUlrict of Cout KuiM-rt. 11. ( ., OWtlpaUon imtHter nmrlr.er, intends LAND PURCHASE NOTICK Bltteni Uad Dlitrlot-Dlitrlot i,f Caaa.i J��k�� notice thlt I. Wllllnm Anilmaon. of Vsi a*a*aiva*r. ll.C.. ,,a-,-u|.ati.in clerk, intrnala laiapl rorpsrmiaatoti to purehass Um followlnf dssorlb ail liiiiilia: Qanmsnelai It ia past planlail ami mnrkail B A. northweal oomer, anil aal.mt I railla- from Al'-' , h ,* I '' "i""1 "M_ "'lh" ' ""ln.ula tlmnra* '.'" ' _*�����*_* northsrn boundary lino; tin north tun ehslna ,1.inn ah��r<* u, H���. u,���.ru, ������ south K chalna. tl,,*,,,-,. ,������ w) .f,nin, tl, tTS b **.������**, """" !" '������"" "' OOOSI Hay "5��� Hl *t**t*lt, llaa-nca* wo.t Kll chain., to polnl I lu-nca* HKI chan. ��: alioro, i|���.,���.,. ,,������, J-J eiiinnia.ni*eina*nl. DOntSlnlniMO acre, mora* a.r I.- chalna mon* or la*., lo poat, oontllnln| mo aer.�� ! Wll.UAM ANDRHSON. ni.ira* or la*aaa. Ilal���l Mareh K, lull. I'uli. April 15. tlt'Mi: DAUINOTON an, IN THE Pool Block, 3rd Ave. Between 7th and 8th C. B. Lockharl, Assignee Northern Produce Co'y, WHOLESALE PROVISIONS, l FRUITS and VEGETABLES -���jSISaKMajrahi 1 I heena IaibiI 1 I t .. Tslae nnllca* Htaoena I Mint tli.lriel llliilriel ul Cosst Tlalaa* nail ice thai William Mlmlnril I I'rilica itaiperi, ii. i'., aacctiiiatiiiii bnts|wetefl Intendi lo a|iply fair |a*rmlraalain lo IstJQ tho InlowinK ile.Cnlii'al lanal." Illltail l��l |-r|, p.m I'uh. Feb. ���_*. Charlea II. Stark, Aa ��� Ski.-na l^n.l District IH,trlct ot Coaat Ksnita- '��� >___** J"S_* I bat Rallth Alice Croavlher .1 iii.nli ', "rk"h I1'* Ki'Klan.l, occupation iplnstsf nwnoi to apply i���r permUea to purchaaa.- lh liiliawitiK ili-wrilKil lamia: r l.oliimi.neiaia; al a p,���| ,,|a���|,���| al lho K1���lh IS cirni-r of ninnysd bu >��), u,,,,,.,. r,, Cosat r limit nf Ut.HWi, UangPf), opMt dtatrict, therr- DOOM Hny and on the eiu*l nidi* of the |H'tiinmil thence Hiiuth 10 cliaiiiH UOng idiore, thence went 40 chainn to OoOH Hay, thi-nce norlh Blona whore K0 chniiif, thenn- went 10 chuinn more nr lens to rout, containinu .120 BOM W-0TB "r Ii^h. (Hied March K IUll. WILLIAM MI'.VKDKD l*ul>. Attrlt ta. Dliitrtcl DlMtlet nt Cnaat Itantin V that Charlm t\ t)tter CH I'rinco RUparts Bi C. occuiiation purveyor, Inlentln Ui apply fnr iierminalnn to p'irchBw> the fnllnwina df^critwd Inn dfl*. COfRmonalnfl at a pool planted nt th*�� norlh naat cnrner of mirvcye'l lot .'HUM, UnnRi* fi, O-MOt I ��ti trlM, thence In an eatli-rly direct inn along the. ���utherly limit nf aurveywi lot ;}��ti1 and the pro- | p LAND .PURCHASE NOTICK ���*"'"! fur our W.'i*kly leetlon .(.-..,( ,0 eh.ln. lo a paiint, then ^^^^^^^ Until of PROMPT ATTKNT1 HlllppiNa, ORDBR1 V Price- Lilt } Parallel to lh. aaaatei I alore.al.1 HO chain. aaN f-.IVI.-N I W9 "' " limhe-r II j Phone 151 Phone 1 ���,.. ,.���,. r * ���i���' ."uth I tor a-rly Until of aurvayeil lot :i��Kt ' mim. or I.*, to lhe northerly mil (No. I860), thenee won't lo a i -... t , a In the pro eetlon -rly limit ol Ntirveyoil lot ' i.-rly .lir.���,,,.,, ���|on, t|���. Until ni,.| ali.na tha* .ai.l l��*iw Iai poinl ol commence. acre, mun* or la*... CIIAtll.ES V. I1TTKII T.^'l;::i;.^m,,';-Ki���,!'^)ct.'-.'~.i.r ''occupation ��� ..nrl""��n A, - z**m ���rn,l����(���n l3 pitii\u_ t^A,)**^}* "i'l'l." lan. ^^^ ComnieneiiiK tusrtera ol a mil lervo attKliklne, mten.l. I��� apply " lollowini .1.. i ni,.,i i,"-,-;" *;**��� "link "I SL ,.!.".' '''"''"' MHS ����� ao ,"' ""' """Ull o , r.W"'' "' �� "IS *M in r'"!"-��� ""not north "IS* !***-* *sncs ��e.l Hi clialt,,, M "'"Hi III elm i,.,, thena-a* sr: 7-a,-��'&&3 I ��;!;���,.'"���"'''- CHHIW,AN A. TBRVO mm ui,,,,,, ij,i .oui'he'riyflmii oiTha iut" menti'orfl ��� .,..,., ti ,'' , r,l""n" I'SfslW to Iha aaul ���i"l'-rly limil .,f |���t :,....(. Ihpn��� |��� a tsnl- "b ,.,",'""!'"" " '*>��*��"��,,,_______ le* "' BSnTofSaSS Mn""���smsi, ,*.>nliWH'-' ***** !,��'-"l March 8 'iV,!',��� KW** " ,U)WT,IK" Bkssns Lind l)lairi.-t ��� ���_* "i thai I Runsrt. it. c, wr apply Inr nernilaslm dsssribs I lan.l.: ____ "l il.., moutn - ��� Ill.-.������, Orik Sif K*l on Ihe eaalerl. oundsi ta T|aH 1' ,*["*, **_*! JM81 or Ho ��� 660. tha a,,,, an'J'"'11 ,N"- Hii-i-it-l. I I rimbor tJmta MM SSEI or No. I1J1W 40 ehslna, i ���.������ .L ,'" ,Nn-, llr'^l liiiimo Una, I .1. ..ica- ���f ."",. ""' " ""��� "bore of thonoo north h aloe,. i,,,h,"'r';',"��� '" ''*"* "It'lialn. "".re Ot leai 11,,^ we���'r, ''aT',","1' more or 1i*h�� i��� p.nii, ,,| eoini....,,~.. y "' obalna 1110 aer,-�� mors Of lew. c",n",�����"""inl, containlnf l>ali-.l March 7, lull. Tub. April 7. nt. rjstolcaaalif ��� Qbssni ���| i-ri-e. '"','-i'' r, Intend 5 parobBKe lho (���||ow ��� I'KUHY gilKKNAN THE PRINCE RUPERT OPTIMIST WE CARRY A COMPLETE STOCK OF STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES SOLE AGENTS FOR: "IOWA'S PRIDE" Hams, Bacon, Lard, Catmed Meats, Etc. A Choice Stock of Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Always on Hand. STALKER & WELLS HEAD STORE mwm ___ __ BRANCH STORE 2nd Ave. anil McBride A Qjf PRICES H*l�� C��V�� ClrC,S Phone 187 Phone 311 THE COSY CORNER = DEVOTED PRINCIPALLY TO THE INTERESTS OF WOMEN J . + { ss. Prince George Sails for Stewart, Sundays, 8.00 a m ��� T7 TEMS OF This is a little section of the paper, which from day to day will bo devoted to subjects of special interest to women. Any and all of the ladies of Prince Rupert are invited to contribute to its columns, and to take pan in its discussions. Suggestions and criticisms are invited by the editor. The hope is expressed that "The Cosy Center" will fill a social need. A CASTLE IN SPAIN WE HAVE BUYERS FOR LOTS IN STEWART Samuel Harrison & Co. Brokers, Prince Rupert and Stewart, B. C. Agents for Stewart Land Company, Limited Every Mother Knows How This One Is Built We've emptied thc milk-jug, we've eaten each bun, And mum, with ;i laugh, says s'>e thinks tea is done; So it's time fur the bricks, and I dart to the shelf Where they're sure to be standing; I placed them myself. For I 'speit that you know, the lirst thing after tea I build up a castle for mummy and me, Although It's a castle, it's not very ��� tall, So mummy and I just pretend to be small; I call out to mum there is only one chair, And mummy calls back, saying she doesn't care. For if she's on thc chair, and I'm on her knee, There's nothing else needed for illinium antl me. There is only one room, for I've not many bricks II gol them last birthday, lhe one chased and engraved and both1 shell and white goods are used for lhe comb, lhe latter being a high novelty which should appeal lo the lady of blonde tresses. Hut I was six); mum always she Pfr^-fSa^f *S<^'>*m*>lt\m.*,m4\fm'��m ! ; Depart nent Stores LYNCH m****\y*m**\f*\ BROS. Prince Rupert, B.C. GROCERIES HARDWARE CROCKERY MEN'S FURN1SHI IGS SASHES DOORS GLASS BUILDING SUPPLIES says that doesn't want more, : For thc very best castles arc often one Moor. ISo I don't'say aloud that 1 think it looks wee, For I know il is home, just to niiinini) and me. Some day, when I'm older, Til have of my own A monstrous big castle���I'll build it of stone; Antl mummy shall sil on a blue silken seal. With a while salin footstool put close to her feet. But mum always says lhal no castle can be Like the one I'm now building for mummy and me. -.Edith I-* Elias, in Chambers' Journal. APPETISING HAT TRIMMING A Strawberry Hat is the Very Latest This Season Sounds rather like something to eat, doesn't it? But it was only one of the new and smart ehapeaux which an up-to-date shop was showing for Southern travellers. In shape the hat itself was inclined to be small, with a rolling brim and a high, somewhat tapering crown, 'The hat was of bright straw, of a fine close chip, and lhe turned-back brim was faced wilh velvet of the same hue. Two twisted bands of bright crimson velvet were the only trimming round lhe crown except on the lefl sidt���and there, what do you think the milliner had used? Strawberries���great luscious berries, good looking enough to eat! There was a great bunch of them with their foliage, antl if ihey did make the hat unusual looking, they also made ii very distinctive Indeed. Sails fnr Vancouver Victoria AND Seattle Mondays, at 8.00 a.m. ss. Prince Albert sails for I'ort .Simpson, Naas Kiver Points, Masset, Naden Harbor, every Wednesday, 1.00 p.m. and for: Refuge Rav, Skidegate, Queen ('harlotte City, Luukeport, Pa- eoli, Jed wuy, Ikeda Hay, Rose Harbor antl return via Queen Charlotte City every Saturday, 1.00 p.m. The Grand Trunk Railway System connecting with trains from the Pacific coast operates a frequent and convenient service of luxurious trains over its double track route between Chicago, Toronto, Montreal, Quebec, Halifax, Portland, Boston, New York and Philadelphia. Information and tickets obtainable from the office hereunder men- tionetl. Trans-Atlantic bookings by all lines arranged, A. E. McMASTER FREIGHT ANI) PASSENGER AGENT princess May Northbound April 27 Southbound May 1st KITCHEN HINTS Every One a Proven Helper��� Worth Remembering 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. \*t^l*.^m^_*,l-mj\_m*mn* ��</|jW��^aV/��t��A>-����^/<l^L^����<La^��^VA'*^\����^ FASHIONS IN HAIR Coiffures This Spring Will be More Modified Without doubt, fashion has now veered to the more modified coiffure The hair is frequently parted and LAND PURCHASE NOTICK Skwns l.aat*l lli.trift lliaatrlcl ol quaa*a*n Chlritatla* la.lasn.lH Taaka* naatio* thsl OaxarKa* VV. ArnatU ot Taina-a* Hu|K*rt, II. Cm occupation -... I .--*.'.��� brttkar, OOAL NOTICE waved, to be drawn down at the -ides of the face, partially concealing the cars, and knotted at the hack in a style not unlike the Psyche knot. Again, the hair will be parted, but drawn up at the hack and sitles, with a loose cluster of curls or puffs on top of the head, well toward the hack. Slill another antl more extreme method is lhat which shows the hair done in flat hands, with bang Uisia-irt oi ',,��� ,|���. forehead, and sometimes gum, Chsrlotte 'risnals Unit llUtrict Skrrns Tska> nolle* ihst I, Jathn Ma*I��a*oa! ol Vsnrauvaar, :, l. ,-;,,.,!,,,,, , Irnriiiliilu from bc- . oecupslion larokw. Intcnal lo spply lor permission j w "n "URUIS lltptnoillg '" ittlfntls taa apjaly lor paj>rmts.aion lo purchssa* the i to prospaact tor cost snd petroleum on tna* folloaalnR I ,,,,,,1, i|,,, lttnalt-ill ll the li.lt k (���allowing dWrlM lamls: I itaWTthtal lsnds: | III.llll llll aaaaiaaaa aaaa aa. ('"iiiniritrinR st s pet plsntatl staoul seven I Commencing at s |aaatal plsnteal st the mouth of la,... thia ,,,,.-,,. ,|,,> ia:lssiina of milaa. snd ama-hal! mile wesl anal one mile soulh the Tl-el RUer anal marketl J. Mcl.. N. E. Cor ; I'*���**��� ***** IHWUl UK i>.s..aaiS Iraim the moulh ol Stanly Creek, Naden Harbor, [ ner, No. 30, thanca south HO chains, thence west , .1... ,, ,,l aaaa| a,f extra hair goods.' Ihenee tvaast HO ehslns. thenca* snuth HO chains. ' HO chains, thenca rorth 80 chains, thence east HO "I .ai.-.- esst HO chsins, thenca* north K0 chsins. I Hiatal Msrch la, Hill. GEO. W. AKNOTT I'uh. April 22. Numa llemers, Agenl Ska*ena l.sml llislrict District ail Uueen Charlotte Islsnds Tski* notice that J. II. Murphy ot Vancouver, tl. C, occupatinn commercial traveller, intends In sptily tor perWislon to purchase the following liaaacrilaaaal lands: Caitnmenting at a posl planteal about seven miles west anal one mile soulh Irom the mouth ol Stanly Creek. Nsden Harbor, Ihence north HO rhains, Ihence aveat 40 chains, thence south HO chains, ihance eaat *l> chains. I'ateal March 17, 1911. J. II. MURPHY Pttb. April 22. Nums llemers, Agenl Ska*a*ns Land Mlstrlct District nl Queen Charlaatt* Islands 1'aka* notice thai (ieaa. II. Una ol Prince Rupert. II. Ca, occupation barber, intends to apply fnr '-'"" ""' to purchase the hallowing described londs: Cnmmencing at a post planteal alaout seven niiles watit and one mile south from the moulh o Slstalj* Creek, Naden Harltor, thamee south HO chains, ihence weat 40 chalna, Ihence north HO cliains, thence east 40 chains, isti.l March 17, 1911. OKI). II. I.AUX I'ub April 22. Numa Demers, Agent Skeena Una) District���District of Coasl lake notice thai treat W. Ilohler ot Kltaum- the merchant will ask. The second Nol neces- variely of chain. ,o point of eommencemenl; containing 640 acrea. more or laaa. Dated Keb. 21, 1911 JOHN Mcl.KOD L.,ra,. Pub. Keb. 23, l.-ln* K. Walter, Agent, i Satril) coiffure, one popularised hy Miss Queen Charlotte lalands Und District -District ol Skeena Take notice thai I, John Mclatanal nl Vancouver, i . , , \ ; .... ,..,.���,.,, occupation broker, inund to apply lor permpaaaon | III the ULVOT ol Alllclll.lll \\ HUH 11 lo prospect fair coal and petroleum on the following ,, , a ���,, ,,,,!,. .. dairiiaid landa: j generally, demand! not only a Commencing at a post planted about two milea weet Billie Bttrke, ami firmly root etl mmenctng at a paast planteal atiout two milea ,. . , , . ,, ���,,,,,,.| ,..,,! ._. of lhe mouth of lhe Tl-el River and mark��l divided pat I, or B small rolllltl p.lll. J . McL. N. W. Corner, No. 29. thenee south HO ' , , ..* _,..,.., ,.,,,.I,, ehaina. thenca eaast 80 chains, thence north 80 llllt It BMO H-qUircs 6X0*8 lilll elasiia.. thenee west 80 chains to point ol commencement; containing 640 acres, more or laaa. Dated Feb. 21, 1911 JOHN Mel.l.t itl Puh. Fab. 23. < lstnt.ee McDowell, Agent puffs or ringlet! In the case of a woman who has no great supply of hair of her own. The first style of coiffure would kslitin, aaccupallnn farniar, Intends to apply lor I Pub. Feb. 23. Clarence McDowell. Agent i-iTtiaiBMion laa purchase thn fnlluwing aleecritaetl lands: Uueen Charlotte Islands Und District -Diatrict ot Skeena Take notiee that I, John Mf I' A ol Vancouver, occupation broker, Intend to apply lor permission ,.| _,, ,,..11 f,,r a I... divided pad ill lo prospect tor coal and petroleum on lhe following !also (,ul '"' ,nt "'Miieaa 1""' described landa: Commencing at a poet planted aliout two milea weal of the mouth of the Tl-el River and marked I .-,',,',,.',.,I Paas/aallfl L tint J. McL. N. **. Corner, No. 49, thencesouth HO .trillltl.il lS\tlll Kliwi ehaina, thenee weat HO chains, thence north 80 chains, thence east 80 chains to point nf enmmencement; containing 6411 acrea, more or leaa. Dated Feh. 21, 1911 JitllNllrl.tit.il When steel knives and forks have become tainted with fish they can he rubbed with fresh orange or lemon peel, and (he taint will disappear entirely. If a generous amount of horseradish is atlded to mayonnaise it will be found an acceptable dressuij >r lish salad. It is also delicious nerved with cold meats. A moist blotter will hc much more i ffective than a dry one for removing ink spots from fabrics. If repeatedly applied it will frc- quently lake out the entire spot. Kggs are gootl baked. Cover the bottom of a pie plate with a good gravy, break the eggs ��ind drop the whole into the gravy. Bake until the whites are set. To keep linens and while goods from turning yellow during the winter and when not in use, wash all the starch out, rinse in strong blue water, dry and put away unironed. FAMOUS PRINCESS LINE Cniiili;*ii Pacific Railway ��� B.C. Coasl Steamship Smire f *^^^F^^w Train tor Wlnnlpag unit Toron- \H \__r to It-iava*** Vuncnuver at ^^^ liii|*a*ritll Limited for I'hicHRO, Miinlreni und New York. Baat trnin across the continamt, leuves Vancouiii'f dally at 3.4.ra p.m. Carries cnniptirtnu'iit nbservtattian i-iars, tba* linest ear nn any riatail anywhere. Auent fnr all Atlaiitii* BtMUDlhtp line*. Tickets tunntl friini Kiiriipean points. J. G. McNab - General Agent W. L. BARKER Architect Second aveiue and Third street Over Westenhaver Bros.' Office. MUNRO & LAILEY Architects, Stork Building, Second Avenue. JTUAKT & STEWART ACCOUNTANTS-!- AUDITORS Law-Hutler Building I'hone No. 280 Prince Rupert P.O.' Box 351 ALFRED CARSS, C. V. HENNKTT, B.A. of British Columbia of B.C.. Ontario. Sitta- and Mtanitiilaia Bars. kati-hewan ami Al- berlii Bars. CARSS & BENNETT HaUHISTKRS, NOTAKIKS, E*TC. Offlce- Kxchnnifp block, cnrner Third avenue nnd Sixth street. I'rince Ituwrt. 8 WM. S. BALL, L D.S., I). D. S. Dentist. Crown and Bridge Work a Specialty. All dentaal npi*rations skilfully treated. Cas and locai Hnnsthetlcs admininlera*al f**r the painless extraction of teeth. Consultation free. Otllres: Ileltierson Block. I-rinci* Rupert. 11-12 * . . I I sport! ���^i.^..-M.^.~~-..-��~~~~.^..~<|a.~ The Otlawas are still anxiously awaiting word from Henley to know if their entry for the big regatta has been accepted, and in the meanwhile so are the Argonauts of Toronto wailing, according to rumor. Eastern rowing supporters claim thai this boat can trim the champion Ottawa eight, and ii is claimed that this is the main reason for the trip of the Toronto oarsmen, just to get another chance at the Ottawa squad, Canada will have a splendid chance of whipping the Old Country crews should both the Ottawa and Argonaut clubs send their cracks across the pond, and wilh Argos sending a senior four over and Butler, the Canuck single scull champion also taking in the jaunt, the northern rowing world would be well represented. ROGERS & BLACK Will.I I ,|.,E DEALERS IN Building Material) Cement, Lime, Hair-nbn> Platt��r( Coke, Blackumitla Coul, ( aiiiiiaoti Brick, Pn used Brick Shingli-a, I.atl, New Wellington (oal AU. nlil.li.. pROMITl.V llll I D ���St-e Us for Prices Phone Nu. 116 Jimmy Gardner will meet Hugo Kelly in a 20-round bout at New Orleans on May 28. FRANK D. KEELEY Wltnl.KSAl.K ami RETAIL DRUGGIST ritune No. 200 !'. 0, Box 680 PRINCE RUPEUT, B.C. +++++++++++++++-H 4 +++++ + + + f w. j. McCutcheon f Oanioacomplata alack o '.*��� attention paid tu till. - Theatre Block i-ii��ni ��� .Second Ave. ++++++++++++++-I -+.,.I.+++++++ fQ CARTAGE and STORAGE G. T. P. Transfer Agents Oralera promptly tlllaal. PrlCM r.ia,.,iiitalale. OFFICE���H. B. Rueheit. r Cantrt Sl Phona tti Billy Lauder, the Calgary lightweight, and Kill Lucca of Chicago will light ten rounds at Winnipeg on May 16. Jimmy Coffroth will stage the Ail Wolgast-I-rankie Burns light for the lightweight championship in San Francisco, May 27. Abe At it'll is out of the game at present on account of a bad arm. Philadelphia, April 26.���Charles Dooin, manager of the Philadelphia National Club, who has signed a new three-year contract as manager and player, will receive a salary ranging from S7,0lll) to $15,000 a year. Shoultl Doom's club win the pennant he will receive lhe higher amount, while his finishing iii the second division will mean 17,000. Jack Clynes, the hard-hitting outfielder of the Calgary team, and who has been trying out with thc Vancouver club, has been sold to the Rock Island club of the Three Eye league. Reilly's Bakery Lunch Empress Theatre Basement Cor. 2nd Ave. and 6th Street Swift's Premium limns mill Bacon with Cowlchan Eggi 86c, ut QUEEN'S RESTAURANT J. W. Williams Proprietor s==E. EBY (km Co. RFAl. ESTATE KiUutnkulum Land Fur Salt* KITSl'MKAl.l'aM ��� H. C The Westholme Lumber Co. LIMITED -WK IIAN1H I Ai.l. KINIIS OF��� BUILDING SUPPLIES Firat Avenue Telephone 186 Hal Chase writes right-handed, plays billiards left-handed, bats right-handed, throws left-handed and can butter his bread with either hand. LITTLE EPIGRAMS You Can Make These Yourself If You Like If we make spectacles of ourselves people will see through us. Of all unsatisfactory fare, nothing is quite as bad as a domestic broil. HANDASYDE CU, HURT AtlKNTH KatK BTML, MAI'IUNKKV ...ANI�� rtlNTKAa'TaaHS Sl'I'Pl.lK.S... P. O. Box 436 - Office 3rd and Fulton I*. I). BOX 2.1 i'RINCK RUPERT JOHN E. DAVEY TEACHER OP SINGING PUPIL OK WM. FOXON, KSQ��� A.K.A.M..ri-ilN��� KNI1, GOING TO MURDER TRIAL Chief Dougall and Ten Witnesses Here From Hazelton Prince Rupert Lodge, I.O.O.F. NO. 63 Mi-t-ls in tin* lU-lgt-rwin Block Every Tuesday Evening All member" of the order in tho city are n nut *\. *. to visit thc lodge. G. S. JOHNSTONE. N. G. H. MORTON. Secretary. -~-* Woman, though not pugnacious,) seldom hesitates to strike a bargain. The bluntest people make the most cutting remarks. Troubles never conic Then why marry? singly. Cirl aeronauts are not ncccssar ily flighty. some cases, and even l iitttttwtacittg al a i.aaaal planlayl al the niarth- ijat.t paimar nt A. HUatM*! |artMamptiain, thfttna* ���-tl rlaaina aaiuth. ttta*ata*a> 111 rhaina paat, thpnaaa* 20 lint ntarth, ttai��t*fr 10 rhaina wtwt a., ,kmi aal ���tnirnrraaarnt mt ttlninR 211 Mrri*. mora Of Im* ilntcil A|iril 10, till I, KIllKIMIICII W. llolll.KIt Puli. April 22. Ttm llaiii|ilnti. A��rnt ijtiwti Charlotta lalanda I'ml I ���..mri IJIatrlrt ol Shrrna Tatta* naaafre that I, John Mrl.-.a.l ol Vanrouvar, aaaacatpatlnn lirotaar, Inlrnil tn apply Inr prrmiawinn tc praaapa>rt Inr ratal anil |ia*triilrttin nn thr fnllnwltix ala.aaal.'l la,la<l" CiimtnrnrlnK al a jmait (ilanlnl at lit.* ttiiiuth nl thr Tl-el Hivar anil tnatltril J Mrl.. S. I. ( nnaia. No 1, Ihrnre north no rhaina, thmra* waiit Ho lllliloiililetlly presage the I llllt It rhaina, thenar, atiutlt HO rhatnn, Ihrttre eaat KO ' for an On the other hand, lhe last named would dispense wilh all padding, but WOtlld require the bang, and perhaps several bandeaux of hair as ��� * - well as the tiny ringlets. On tin- other hand, the flatness ol thc new head-dressing will OPUIM CASE FRIDAY Gipsy Hamilton Appears This Morning and is Remanded The woman known as Gipsy Hamilton, who was concerned in the opium dive raitl recently, and charged with having run the place, appeared before Magistrate Carss this morning again. Her case was remanded until Friday. Mat I'-mil llialrirt lliaalrirl nl P<****** K��n��e 6 Tnke ntttirr that I ver II- Om nrrupat Inr permi*��lot! tn purrliam* the InlltiwitiK ala*awrllia*il Dateil Kelt. 21, lull. \_\__ Pub. Feb. 2.1. Claranw MrDnwrll. Arm! tat in*. _ _, _ . _.__.__. . ,.��� .... Ciitttmeiicinat at a DOM pltanlel ni'.ar the anulh- i*t nf l/il tH, llanite 'I. I'lmtt Dlatrirt nee aouth HO rhains, Ihenre eaat Hll , . .. . a i Tnke Vint ire lhal I Linnet Klnjuley nt Vanrnu- j ehaina to point ot mmntenrentenl' mntalnlnf lo l.lVOt (II tile ol'lianieillal ttllllis, , . Btw-'jUwjtfff.J^WJ^Ig^a^rs.S.I* jomnm.i,koI): of late rather ncglci led. Hani-lies should be as popular as ever, with an incrcsed demand for iher tyle feature in back combs ���.,������.., . a .,; ,���l petruleum un,he lolin. ���, fSpfCIJllly ilicllldillg lhe jigsaWl'll ''TiHmnVn'rin,1.. a,��... pl.m.il at.,.,,, live ,*,*��* ���"' I hiltesloiie s,l and lhe nii-l.lllic j dill ig til. it term of blissful un north ami nne mila _ wa-at ol, the mouth nl tha nm,M,|(.,| |Mimll<-|S. COnSCiOUHlCSS. 'alt rhaln.. W.j.t a-aarll llteltri* wa.l 10 rltHitiia, llteM-i' waattli Ihenre eaal U) rhainia, Ihenn* trirlh N rltnltm In t......i nl rontmajiremuttt. m.,.1 Marrh 21, 1-11. 1,'ONKI. KlNtiSI.KY Pub. April 22. iieen Charlotta lalamla Unit lli.trirt -Dlrlrlrt ot skeana laiula Take notire that 1, John Mrlma-I ol Vanmuver, IMk" orrupation broker, Intenil to apply (nr larnatlaalo ragOCCi lllv Flowing Bowl Again The inevitable "D and I)" was chalked Up .ig.iinsl Ed. Killeen and Tom Wilson in thc police court today, Very penitently they forked oul the needful five spols frilled with the little twos to defray thc costs of iheir detention I Tl-ol lllver anil markeil J. Mo:.., N W darner INSERT YOUR LAND PURCHASE NO. It. Hvnee aouth HO rhaln., thenra* en.t Ml ll>r>l.lVJ luuni.miuiiaa.v r. ch,jn, ,benre norlh HO rhaina, thenre weat HO N0TICM IN THE OPTIMIST In the lasl named several beau* rimina to 'polnl ��t_rummenremen.; ron.alnln, 010 .jf | , , | rtfClltlv appeared . I ttpny, ninri* nr lew*. J - i i Dance Weekly dance 1 Mm, miifp or \t*m. I' J *���*.���*-*-** ** .v. ..,.,,........, _, (.Viry to>b^8M!,u' ota-ooflMffiJlThe wide gold band is prettily |Sj*��ttiay in the K. of P. Hall4.26m *. Rochester di T * Monroe Ladysmith l''-��������� ' * Coal \ *) *w^-' Phone ii 5 GEORGE LEEK MERCANTILE AOENC.V COLLECTIONS AND REPOKT.S SIXTH STREET PRINCE RUPERT K You Are Even Half-ready To Buy Property, Study Tlie Real Estate Ads! Mil As Boon iis tho propcrty- owninp; purpose nets ii foothold with you lii*Kin tn reitil anil answer and Investigate tin- real estate nda! And by the time you nro Imlf it'Htlv to liuv a liiitnt- learn all that the ails can teach you of property-valuss nil that ml iniwering can teach you of desirable placet to live. Your interest in real eatate advertisements may be responsible for your securing a a belter home than you can imamine y���u can afford���and for your securing it sooner than you had hoped to do. On his way to Vancouver with ten witnesses, Provincial thief of Police Maitland Dougall arrived Tuesday from Hazelton to attend Crosby murder trial fixed for May 2 at Vancouver. He will 'cave here whith his party tm Sunday morning by the S. S. Camosun. Chief Dougall came down in .i canoe with the exception of five miles of the river wheih was covered with Ice. This stretch had to be porlaged over. The ice he said, is fairly thick and the boats that left yesterday for Hazelton will nol be able to get through for several days without the water rises antl breaks up the ice remarkably quick. The chief said there's going lo be a boom in Ilazellmi litis summer. Building! are being rushed tip as fast as possible, A fine type of man he is, a picture of perfect health. Tanned as brown as a nut, wearing a big sombrero hat and looking every inch of him a Westerner. \\ ill Hazelton ever bc anythingP The Chief say9 that thc most sanguine optimist has no idea of the good ihings the horoscope holds for the place. FREE EMPLOYMENT OFFICE : : For all Kiln'- of help, cooks, waiters, diihwaihers, hotel porters, all kitnl- * ' laborer* or me- rhanics. rail up Phone No. 178 at the Grand Hold Fm Kmployment Office Henili|tiai'ta t cooks * waiters F. U UNDEKTA HART k GMHALMEH arun MISSING MONEY Chief Vickers and Staff May Recover It Shortly Efforts are being made by Chief Vickers and his staff to trace thc sum of money missed front a house on Eighth avenue on Sunday morning. The foreign element is involved in thc business, and investigation is therefore retarded, but there is a strong probability that the money will be located very shortly. TRY THE OPTIMIST WANT AD. WAY OF FINDING Utile's NEWS Agency Magazines :: nl* :: Nowspaper* CIGARS :: I \'"'COS :: FRUITS i WHARF PRINCE Rl ' WAREHOUSING AND FOR COMPANY Flnt Ayr. Naar McBrlda tributing and ^RenU. Forwa- 81 Storag' <e an<l House- hol.' ' Specialty. -A'l I *', r RATKS Douglas Sitiierland, Mgr. P. O. B..v Phone 262 kM*����?>M*>'��*��'rr��i*M>����H**��*,�� BOWLING, ^'^ 3 4 Ml- cIm��. A i u Hftrrnit-n t ������ f.-la t.i ll TKIl Mi.iiim ���nd POOL A h��khI rxrr- i . i'ii. -- ��� i m Block, beta. ���tor nml Htttfkftf m**tV*mm**t**4*<~ >���************ THE IROQUOIS POOL BnglJRh ami American llllliiinln Twelve Tables Second Ave. THE PRINCE RUPERT OPTIMIST COAL NOTICE ...THE... "What Shall It Be" llns store is prepared to answer it i , .......i:, may be wliut il ii aur duty to be ipply you, and we c With ; lemurs to you be- caus, 0f ths *���" of display; ��� to you becuuse of tl sail close. When the gift question pre- jtael let us show you asilj ivt oan match your it Heintzman Pianos E '-'l l'ERMS C. B. WARK .Jeweller PHENIX THEATRE Wed., April 26 (Under Now Management) Latest Music Latest Pictures ..��� EVERYBODY COME Classified Advertisements _ .1 i iii.���i a���ia*,.i*t.isemt'iit columns, One of tho best services the modern newspaper gives the public Ia In the classified '''J^'1'1'*���''1'1.. eom. * antl a lutsl nt omen) matn ��� ��� educe its There buyer and seller, employer and worker, landlord and tenant, . vaaiitifi* mon ground, To put thia modern convenience in reach of everyone the Optimist "'jj.���"^ umitial priee of u sent a word per insertion. Minimum charge or W cenw. Watch it grow, rate to a nomln 15c Mr. Cuthbert's Resignation CONTINUED PROM I-AIIE 1 I i j j Ok Oil ���M \ \ j I ��� Beaumarchland A Pur,* Olive Oil Watch the Window C. H. ORME ���cr Druggist PHONE : ; ; 82 ...CASH... ant Secretary that .1 cheque for ��109.15 had been received from the Prince Rupert Choral Society, lieing part of the proceeds of the recital held recently in aid of the ! Hospital and Choral Society funds. j This amount less $"."> for real of the theatre was the hospital's i share. This was received by the finance committee. The finance committee also attend to tlie receipt of the sum of 1364.50 raised by the efforts of the Ladies' Auxiliary for the Hospital fund / land sent in through Mrs. Arnold. l Stingy Old Customs litTorts have been on fool to get back the duly levied by the customs officers upon tho beds imported for the Hospital. These have not lieen successful, and the President of the Board, Mr. D. G. Stewart regretted to reporl that there was little chance the refund's being obtained, Some discussion was entered into about the lining of tire escapes at the hospital, and this matter remains meantime in the hands of Mr. ~M J. G. Seoit who i- selecting suitable ! apparatus. A matter relation to j the heating plant also came up WILL FIGHT TO THE END Conservatives Will Try and Force a General Election CAUCUS DECIDES Reciprocity is to be Opposed Tooth and Nail Will Try and Prevent Sir Wilfrid From Attending Imperial Conference. (Special tn ilu-Optimist) Ottawa, April 27. -"We will oppose reciprocity moth and nail and force *i general election." This u.ts ilu- decision arrived at In ilu- Conservative caucus this morning, called lo decide the polic) ol the party in view of the near approach of the vote on reciprocity. The entire eaucus was agreed upon lighting the reciprocity pact to the Ititter end, by prolonging the debate, and driving the Government to declare a general election. 11 was pointed oui by several speakers that by bo doing thej could prevent Sir Wilfrid from attending the Imperial Conference in London or the Coronation of King (ieorge. Here is our Classified Advertising Column for today. Lost and Found A olMifled advertisement will Introduce you t" the loser of the artiola you've found���an Intro- ilitctiiiii of mutual Importance. KOl'ND-A bunch aif Ka'yta mi Sing. Optimist Office. Apply at Help Wanted AUK You IN NEED OP HELP] l>" you waat tii luty. or sell, air Itiro. aar iaaataV Try That Optimiat Condensed Ail. route. Wanted���A boy for delivering grooeriee, Apply tit Muasiillcni _ Co. 5th Ave. '.till' Wattreai wanted tti *a*uvuy Hotel. -x'-yi BOY WANTED-To deliver parcel! anil make I hlmaeUF generally uaaful, wages 180 a month I to start with. U.S. Walteoaat Go. Ltd, BO-tf Italia Wantod-Apply I'antorlum. BO-tf during lhe year li��l pas The new field is in tlie district, and lias thus far reached chieflj by way "' the Fraser Rivei ate Quoen Charlotte lslinuls Lnnd District���Dislrici ol lieen Skeena Tuke notico tlmt I* J"1"' McLeod ot Vancouver occupation broker. Intend to upply lor pormlsabi taa prospe Oil Government parties wm, trails in Houses Wanted HOUSES WANTBD-Purnlahad ��r unfurnished, - taa ti rooms, If lueiatiim tatut i'i i,*a- suit nte I will rent llit'in .... - ��� ��� 1 e .aaa.i pay rent in inl- vaiii-e. tin waltinga tin listina. I'hone me today, Itliaa-k .'.U- I'nela* Jerry. 72-tf WANTED-House. t or 5 rooms and bath, fnr- iiitaliail or tinfnrniiiha-al, at uncc. Apply nt Optimiat Ha"* X. W-tf WANTED���Threat four or five room house, furnished, modern conveniences, close in. fall 'phone ifil. >.'*-if Board Wanted WANTKIl -Ita.nn ��nd litiartl In privun- family. X.M.. Oottmlst Oltla-e. lt Fire Insurance IT WILL BE A BIG BATTLE When Homeless Wanderers Meet G. T. P. Team WILL BOWL AND ROLL Aggregation of Itinerants from' Uncertain Points North and South of 49th Parallel Want j Bowling Honors from Local Team. There's been a hunch of birds of passage in thc city for the past week looking for a chance to taste some local blood. This "bunch" arc registered unofficially as "homeless wanderers" and officially as "commercial travellers." They come from anywhere north and south nl tlie forty ninth parallel. For a week past they have been loitering around looking in glasses for the most part, and the glasses have imi been looking glasses all die time. Tin- bunch heard that the I '��� T. P. team could bowl better than any aggregation nunh of ihe forty ninth parallel. They threw out a challenge. Result: towling alley "' ""I"'' I ttjuniwei tor coal a"'' petroleum'on the foTl'owii.��� 'rOVinCUll lhJ5mmB10|ng,at a post planted about two mil..., it is south ond two milea wost ol tho mouth ul ll���. " aa-a ,i uiver and mnrked J. Mc.L. N. _. Cernoi it'tim No 78. thonce south 80 cliains, thence wesl 80 ,.v,,,.,*t,*tl nlUKU i'*'"-* '" " cl.ains, tlieiicc north 80 chalna, thenco 01131 80 l'M , ,, _..., ..,,_ Pt-incC chains tl lnt ol commencement; containinu Chilliwack, on the west, and ��� . ���,��.. J01IN McU!01) 'Ikameen, on the easi 01 uatt^M ctareaoe MoDowell, Ajom Mountains, which, i QuMnCharlott))WaI,dlundDhtriet-Diatin(itoi done, will open a second and thin _.^_ nMn tlm),^Xn'McLood ���, Vancouver. ,1 ,.,, \liitiall.lill Ki'" occupation lirokcr, Intond 10 apply lor permission route to Steamboat lYlouiUtiiii ��� proapect tor coal and petroleum on the lollowini descrilied lantla: Lit ill. Commencing at a po��t. planted ahout two miles ' ' lonnienl south and two mllee wait1 dl tto mouth ol tho TiYI Itiver ami mnrked J. Mc.L. S. IS, Comer, i\- lie No IS thence north 811 chains, thenee west mi work lias 01x11 *a*--*-i ���*!' 2��_u* thence eouth 80 chaina, thenoe eut 80 .. vtj,,;,,,, lninu.il. I'"1 chains to point pi commencement: eontalnlnj 840 I .lliatll.lH .ailllHl.v ,1 aacnas. Illlirt* IH ll'SS. ton, Sinull ihe Hope As yet imi much cievt luis been done, ��� OUR Sl'Ki'lAt.TY-Kire In.urance. W, rapre- -,tit eleven siruiin Klra' Inattnuioa Companies, We aviint your business, In-ira* and -mall. . . . . _ . . , Let ua quote you rata*. The Mnck Realty tin.l j Hn\ii;lil III Morrison Instinina-e Cainpany, enr :ital Ave. and Fulton 8t , ' ... , ,, ... , ,1 ,���..������,.���, .���., , .., lie Wanderers will knock em IHI. Hutu-It Union uml Nam.mil pira Ii timnca Company 1 if London, Borland, with capital ,|lrtU1 ,,���,| M., ,,., again with ill ..l jJJ..*��i.iam.iai. Sea* ub for rala*s. The Mack j ' �� l:,-:illy anal Ini-lirnnca* Caanipiitty. many slaked, mincrn diem much found mineral claims have uccn .md assay returns from from nomc ol ncres, more Dated Feb, Pub. Feb. 'J 12, mil t. JOHN MeLEOD Leslie E. Walter, Agent specimens encourage ihu hope gold-bearing ore wi there. thai Oueen Charlotte lalanda Land Dlalrict���Diatrict ail Skeona Take notice that I, John McLeod ol Vancouver, occupatiun lirokcr, inlend to apply lor permission to proapect fm coal and petroleum on the following deacribed lands! ,11 -, Commencing at a post planted aliout two miles south and I"" mllee weal ot the mouih ol the Tl-cl Rivor and murked J. Mc.L. N. E. Comer, Nai IV thenca south 81) chuins, thencu west BO chains,' thonce north so chains thence east su cliains'tn pnint nt commencement; containinK 640 acres, more or leas. inula: u,tntia Datri Feb 82,1911. ,., . '""^ MeLEOD I'ul- Feb 2-1 Clarence McDowell, AKent Quean Charlotte lslundaLand Diatrict���Districl ' Skeenu Take notiee thai 1, Joint MeLeod of Vancouver. occupaUon hroker, intend to upply lor permission to prospect lor coal antl petroleum on the following described lantls: , , . Commoncing at a post planted aboul two milos south and two miles vveaai ot the mouih ul tin* I'l-el Kiver, liraliani lsiand, and marked J McL. N. W. Corner, No. 84, thencesouth mi cnains, thonce east 80 cliains, thenca* north so chains! thence aaest 80 chains to point ol 00m- 1111 ���aciiiiciil; containing litO acres, moro or less. Sited Fob. 22,181L JOHN McLKOD Tula. Feb.24. Clarence McDowa'll, atKi'til Queen Charlotte [standi Land District���Districl u Skeenu lake tmlicc that la John McI<uod ol Vancouver occupation lar.akcr. intenil to apply lor permission to pros|WCt (aar caaal atul petroleum on the lullowitiK deacribed I Is: , . Cm ua cull! at a post planteal alaout two milaaa ________________________________________________ I aaauth and two link's want ol tho mouth ot lhe Tl-a-l liner anal markod J, McL, S. W. Corner, No. 88, thenee martli 80 ehalni, Ihence east 80 chain-*, With much more attention being ^^ttXlSi*^ given i" thc country now being rendered more accessible bv the GOLD ALONG G.T.P. LINE Plan Mining Prospects Adjoining Line of Railway YET TO BE TRIED Although Apparently Less Promising than Other Districts of B. C. the Streams of the G. T. P. District May Prove Profitable. '" t niaare ur le^s Dateal Ffcb.28 Pub. Feb. 24. l'.ill. JOHN McLKOD iTora'nce McDowell. Atlt'lit Tu-tf Basket Ball Crescents \s. Roller Rink Tigers at tin- Auditorium Friday evening, ll April 28. Came called al \:��> sharp Admisson 25 cents, skating after game. 'Jii.-J7 Real Estate A al:i..iti,.l nilvertlM-ment i. .1 real , man. and il's's not often ciaunt . isuinl " in the net rttault. ill- sal. .- it-h "to 1 THE ENGLISH TURF Sun Star Captures the Two Thousand Guinea Stakes WANTKIl Tu purchase lots in Sent Con Di.trict savtinn 7 nr **. hiuUI tiaynta-t: .town nnd monthly terms. Apply I'.ti llux i > - Situations Wanted ml a,lva*tti-i it., m -and seliliati fails. a tit. ��� '* wink- $337.50 .unl Mr. W. N. I.iiley. of the linn Newmarket, April J7. Mr. J. ol Munro & l.aily, architects who n. Tool's Sun Star captured thc built the Hospital, attended to Two Tht.us.nid Guineas Stakes : inform the Board upon the sub- today, after a hard battle with BlmoRiaplwr anil Oflte* Al i-i��ni. i>.muff. i\|(mr���&��Optimist Offli Boarders Wanted railroaders and both shu-s sa\ there will sure be some wreckage. Here's the line up for lhe bunch": "Cut Throat" Bcrl TaM' of Stevens Supply Co. "Curly Locke" Mill. Hcrgcr "I < ..nut Bros., Ltd. "Soapy" Lrnie Stiii-tui of Royal frown So.tp I'n, "Stumpy" Waddy Wait of Stewart iV MacDonald. "Shoe Leather" Fred Renworth (captain) of Ames. Holden & Mc- Crcady, Ltd. Chief Mourners: "Ding Dong" : ��� October 80th, l'.ill ..* October .'ioth, 1912 will ecur cither of these lots Lots 13-1-1 I'.lock 8 - Section - A rlaa>.lfta*��l nilvertiM*ment ulllbrltttr I** >iiunw|ili- . . caait. f..t that aacaait n-.iu. ur fiar that vacant I )|)|ei\\ ell, ol MfK.iV, Smith It.lllii ject. The necessity for a storage Lord'Derby's Steadfast. Sun Star ,^;Xn*l,.V.Z. h s,.��� .... ' "������ "^8 Horn" Walter Uing. of tank lor water in case of summer was running at 7 to 1, and Stead- ��eniirnien. Kuii i.��atai ir required. W Pin t am- or winter shortage, was gone wto.lfast ai loilo i 0. It was one of Mr. II. II. (.'lark has this in hand the best races ever witnessed for meantime, li was found thai a the historic event. Lycaon was agents for the old reliable thoroughly substantial tank can third. K..i.,...rick.4ihav,nu... Pta.VmT* "s5 I'umcr Becton & Co.; "Diamond n..m.*e...i.,,in,eai, .mi uieeb f���,���i.t,..i r Kil1" N,",��� Hallard, of Kocnigsbcrg fi.rllir.-,- |.,-r..,ii. Al'plv Ml- Janu*. Sc.*tt !,.���,.lira* ft, HMat ..I ,\ae.l.l��aa-n-thai..l IhSi.. *2bII Jt-WCIirj to. The G. T. P. line up will be ��� ,1 un.l l.tin.lo.i and be M<���: 1237 ,kUiU. a ln..,k. f���r; A , f , s S( llobe and r tfsh America Fire lnsur- . .,, , "������"" it will cost $100. Probably a is now made favorite for thc cheaper lank will be Used. The Derby. Ix.u-e coininil tee will ^o int.. prices. A Managing Secretary Doctor Will Decide Mr-*, t'ass who i*. believed lo te mentally deranged was taken 'mat.- ItaAral lay the tan-t aar aaaatntli Hume 1-,-akaM-a .pectaltv. Ma.* B. M. ill,-- *u. ''.I \ ��� ��� ������,..,. .thati.l Mh Sl... phone KI. MMf construction of die Grand Trunk Pacific Railway through central British Columbia, ii is lo too much to expect thai there will be done more prospecting for pla cer gold along some of the many streams considered likely to In- found auriferous, but these are uncertain prospects a> compared with those in the Cariboo, Atlin,| and East Kootenay districts, The last an* of themselves sufficiently promising to justify the opinion lhat ilu- production ol placer gold will, ai any i.ite for several years, -how a Bteady increase and will attain to laVgcr proportions than die average or the lasl ihree years. Conditions in the Atlin eld are proniisiiiK for an increased ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ .-.'..l.t ,.f ,...t I ..!.!. .. 1. at. V ...I cliains, thence north Ml chaina, tlience fast SO \teltl ill gold, although tlie North ehaina, thenee eouth SO chain, t.. point ol com- - tntita ; ��� , till. acre*, mure or lataaav 22. lilll. JOHN MeLEOD A. I..>|a,. ;:. Walter Ajent l|iuvn Charlutte Islands Lund Diatrict���District ut Skeenu Take tint ice thai I, Juhn Mcleod ut \ ancouver occupaUon broker, intenil ia. upply lur |H'rmiaa>inn taa prtlspect fur cual ami |H-troleum on the tulluwinj doscribed lamls: Caainmcnciiic, al a pust planteil almut Iwo miliaa .a-lllll ul the 1'1-a'l Itiver uttil marked John Mcl.. N. K. Curner, No. llll, thence aaauth SO chain.. thence aaest SO chains, thenct* north HO chains, thence east SU chains tu point of commencement: ciinlaimtiK tilO acrm. mnre or lew Datod Feb IB, 1911. JOHN Mcl.KOI) Pub. Kelt. S4. I.ettlie K. WaltaT, Auent I'ueain Charliilte laiuiula Laml District -Diatrict ut Skeetia Take notice that I. Juliii Mcl.isul ol Vancouver. oceupation broker, Intand to apiily lor permission tu praepeet inr eoal and potrobtun on the IbUovIni I.- crihel lamls: CommeneUlfl at a post .!.--..i alaout live tttiha. nurth ami one utile west ut the mouth o the ll-el Kiver iiii.I markeil J. McL., N. K. Corner, Nu 84, thenee south SO chaina. thence west Mt chains, thenee nurth SO chains, thenci* east su chains tu point oi cnmtncnciMnont; containing taltt acn^. mnra- ur less. Datisl Feh I'll. I'll 1. JOHN Mcl.KOIl uh. Fi h J-. Clarence M.-l taiwell. Aja-nt Qui.-n Chariotta lalanda laanal District���District ut Bkaana 'i'nke fuitic- thai I Juhn McLitott nf Vsncouver, occupatiun hroker, inteml to npply for permission I'i pra.-|*ect fur cual ami petruleum un the fnlluwin*- deaerlbed lands: Cuiiitiicricitic. at a pust plant,**! abuut two miles ���aouth ul tin- mouth ul the TM lllver and marktsl J. Mcl. S. K Comer, No. 31, thenco west SO ____*.. . ... . *_^_m l ���iltimlna (aoltl Mining ( ompany, Datod Fob. G.R. NADEN COMPANY second Av Limited. Prince Rupert, B.C. For Rent .1. B. I". Mellville. K.C. Mailer. I". Boston, F. Crandall ami S. A. Edy (captain). II. F. Mrlt.eiC... have ne...I 1 Mh Aae. Thi. will just milt >i.u. '.'.--If ' to rent aan I'l.ulie '2*.', 1.0^ F. FIRST ANNIVERSARY SERVICE O.O.K., will lie helil SUNDAY, APRIL 30th j thi: Presbyterian Church IEnpi. i ..ir. at 11 a.m. I llder I he CXISIUIIB b\'*laW8 of,, . it i i . . t C C I , , ; , ��. '����� mentally deranged was taken ror bale tin Board it ��.i> round U\ Mr. . . . , , ��� ,. ,. ,,_ mio custody litsi nighl by ine l. V. Meunell thai an idea to ,j s, ^ ; Act....,j;si^^aien, .K-rsi-i.-nilv prin-.s. appoint it managing secretary i> , , . * . . - * :*. ��� i *"'**-""n>"'"������"''��lu-- not feasible. The whole series of by-laws will In- revised bj .1 ROUTES TO STEAMBOAT low the I.truest producer in ihis district, was able to operate to a large capacity List season, with I'ul.. Fell. Queen ITiarlulle Islsnds Uml Disirict- District ot Ske n lake no: 11 ihat I, Jo n McU it ol Va comer. 11 ruiae.an broker, lnt.it I o a 1 ply (ur permission tu proq act lur c ui ami patrala .tu u the fullowing .|e eriliasl lands: Ciiittti ei.caiit* at a p rt planlisl alaout four mil s 1*0111 . ami ttv.i miles we t ait the nuuth ot the Tl-cl Itiver an.l markcl J. McL. N. K Corner, Nu. IS, ilieiici. -outh -Ml el'ains, lhe ice weat tao chains, thanes nortli su ci.sins. tlience east 80 chuins to pe> t uf ,. ...... ..... -.a ,,,. ontai inn (.411 acr,-.-, mur,- or lam Date . I'll*. 21. 911. UN M LFOD ���'ui' Fob,ss, Clarane m. . ��� well. Agent committee consisting of Mr. Bennett, o. II. Nelson .unl I'. I. Palmer, President I). *,. Stewart intimated lhat the next meeting "I ilu Hospital Board will In- held at ihe beginning of next month ai the Hospital, fly lasl night again and likely lOJBomhoM foods. Rooms to bet do herself harm. She will be examined by a doctor. * ������������������ ��� - of -ho Onlt-i art urged to md meet ;.t the Lod om at in a.tn. k.- ���;, | . rata ten-la l.a , ' eastot -District nl i .,., .a lungs \ lack lle.lf.a-1 ..I I,, .. oceupation otwloolnr, In- aermi-aaion to purehaae the ids: ���at planted it i polnl In Hi" timber Iron .;- ij'l ari'l in ' lot a989, Rangs ,. coaat '��� ' mlti inter ... thenee III "I I'U .Ball .if-ar.. Bid nool ei an eaaterly direction a, in the aeslert) limit il inoelna ..",.>,-,. ,,��� ,������ mad limit 1 chain limit lit ll'illaa-r ,,,.., ,. Irectinn along , mure ur Has tai t|���, ISSn, thenee . Hire or less In 11,.. ,,.��� *_U District, alo and > a limber In along ��� ' ' a tloni ���ill cha commend Dau I'.i Puh Match ilia, '" .* Landi) i .'alll-i l|,||. I AHaaaa;,. aaa , .., ,,a,aa'l IptnitafT, llltCll'l It |..-raiuHiaain In pUTBliaee the IuIIiiai landai Commenntiit al a post planti'l a,1 mllais ..... snB taaUl a mile saalltla tr'.a,, ., ail Stanley !'r..,.k, ���vrB II ilnii'l. Harbor, Oraham i ������t, thenc in c',��i���,, theaee in chains .., t. the aa V. ........ ���,, , ami ai.aiuitaii"; . _ '" ' "��� "i cumtnen Daleal Match II, l��V " '" "-* CA'tUKatlNV; IIMWIHl I'ub. Apr. 7 HOLD BIBLE CELEBRATION Three Hundred Years Since King James Version A GREAT GATHERING Letters From King George and President Taft Were Read, and Ambassador James Bryce Delivered an Address. Good Thing Mayor Manson's son Willie who went under ;i slight operation in the General Hospital I.im week was well enough to return to hi- hume yesterday, lie will -....n In- quite well again. -,..-��-_��� ',^ r*.."' i"1'1'Mr"- Government Parties to Make Kvjen. Tth Ave. anal Taylor St. near Summit, li., _ New Trails Money to Loan A rla.eifleil aitvertiaement aa ill final yntl the nuan. a��y with aahlch Input >.uit nlan li baaffeet Laundry Ijica* curtains lamlm-l |,y haml. rates. I'hune ilui. Reaieinable Uncle Jerry it- opening a branch real estate office in Haxelton, Mr. It N. Duma) will have charge of the brand) ollice. S. O. E. B. S. ALSO SPECIAL SURVEY Hon. William Templeman Will Arrange for Visit to District of Mr. Charles Camsell of Govt. Geological Survey Dept. Hon, William Templeman, Ml'.. Dominion Minister of Mines, is (stated to have promised the Hi Skeena Boats Bulletin Here is the official bulletin on ihe Foley, Welch t-V Stewart boats now sailing up lhe Skeena Kitcr: Kitselas, April 27,8a.m. Calm, clear, frosty lasl nighl four feet _ , ^^_ .Joan I The l*ai,���*e ltu|aeit I. .lare. Na. ills Satns i.t lit Tci.l.. ,. a/ "I. :i I ��� 1 a. .. Kmrtami. m-i.u,e ���r.t ������,i ,���,���, t,,;.���u" ,��� ' ' r'"lr ���" ( hilliwack, B. t .. thai e.ehm..n,hin,hec^,e���,..,Ha,Ka;,a,.,,,. m,. Charles Camsell, of ih,* Geo- I' i. rSnSIA Prinn. lii.iarri logical Sur\e\. \\]n, spenl the ��� field-work seasons of the years in the Tlilaiiuci Municipal Notice ast four Siinilkanieii ,UM| ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ li-tricis of British Col- Scali-l t. i.li-i. aalalri ...si fa tl..- 1'itv Clerk Will lttlll.il aa IU I.. he rrecivrai������tills.,ei.sk ,*,��� May sn, i��ii "ni1"'1' wlM make il leconnaissaiHe !_*^H -,,|,''l>'*<**. delivery of M Cealar Piles. | SUrVt'V (if UlC StCC S,.is'ili,niiaans anil f.arm ef tenter tu lae ulat.-iineil fn*m the t'lly Clerk. Tenders must lae acciam- l\-.,..-: panlett l,v a certineal ehe,,ue, ur en.h, for 1! ner ''*'" ' , cent. ���f Ihe total price tenceraM. jflow /en., stationary. ���� *_* pAV* lr.'-!>l (ity Knuineer Operator by Mile 62 al 4.30 KltNKSTA. WOOLS City Clerk ���atnlioai Mountain prospective milting field, which has come a correspondingly enlarged production as compared with thai for 1909. Several oilier operators may lie expected to add considerably io the total lor this field, though nol it. a similar extent its the ..,,., t* /��� 1*1 l)ui<*n Charlutte Man. ��� Und llislrict��� lustre ol North I oltiinlna Company, which sk en. , | ,f Take notice that I. Juhn Mcbiaad ail Vancouver. possesses all abundant supply ol oacitiutio broker, inleml to :i|t|il lor perm aainn , , , e to |iria*|a*cl hir cual and iM'trola-utn tin tho tiilliwittg water, aad has large areas ol ,t,Jeri. ,i lauds: , , , , r i , ��� Ciintnii'i.eiti^ at a |iual pianted fo r mica south gold-bearing gravel favorably Sit- and tsro weet ottlw mouth oft a TWRlvarand . iai* il I tnarkaai J. Mcl. S. K. Corner. No. 4(1. thonce n rlh uated for being quickly moved, *_.���*���..*��� ��� ��������� ��� ^^^ There also appears to bc a prospect of an increased recover) of placer gold in Easl Ktiole.i.iy than lor some years past, says the Canadian Mining Journal, preparations having been made hist se.isi.ii to operate it liydraulicing pl.nit on Perry Creek in Fort Steele mining division, T" allow ol ilu- gravel being moved more quickly, it steam sh.nel has been pui in. ami other arrangements have lieen made to carry out lhe undertaking on a scale that will facilitate the recovery of sufficient gold to make the enterprise a profitable one. into pri.minei.ee in ilu coast tilic- of Mrilish Col Special to thc Optimist) .111. \ esteraay en route up river. Conveyor by Holt- in ||���. Wall "> p.m. yesterday, Distributor left Prince Rupert New Wk, April '.'li. 11 ia jusl thi, im.ruiiiK -,t 7 p.m. three hundred vears ago sin. e �������$ the King James version of ihe Weather and Shipping MCK it,,,,,,,,,,, I,;.*;- ������'���"M.l-t-d. and giv.��� I'rince Unpen i, basldng in the "'""l" "I England. The brillianl sunshine today, l,���. the made ihe subject weather Don t buy bread this week. wait for a .sample from Reilly's I Bakery Lunch. He is delivering 1:1 J them in person. 93.J FOR SALE Two Uox Ball Allryn. U f.-.i Imi Wall rnw anil connlir, rhntrn. runt tntilcr*. *�����<���. - - 11>��"- tic-'.uiht rarwMi ��� ti'-. Apply II ��. ROSS. RnpNH M.il.'l Ttm) It.--in Third AvrnuP * Prince Ruperl -DlntrlGt of Que ittwrllW lUrriMon, of 4 . ., . t, . ll licic with ���outh 11 men) Old Timers Take Ho d The up-to date cigar store (lately known as ilu Hub) Sixth street, has been 1 ik ,1 over by I , Mac pherson and Joe Peach, both well- known old timers. They carry a splendid stock of tobaccos, ci( trs, cigarettes, and pipes and w.uld we come a call from you. '*l peo III ' ,1-iuli wa "' l ^cai celebration night, simultaneous!} �� mouih '-������'���'[ celebration in London ' '"""'"" The gathering in Sew York �� lield under thi l'WoTU*.a�� Ual.lat MomaT)im��;7XKa\attends by atva*rv proml later, uiial mimv .,r,.,���..... .. ^^ Via tatriit lh<- S. S. X, .. ,.. j.****** Pachena at H am read from King t.eorgc, and from Bessie Dollar raft, King Gcorge'i 1 Idler was read by Ambassador James Bryce who also delivered Mr, M ^^^^^ coast though ENGLISH 1st fair also is a little cloudy. Light the winds. u-esterK ntirl ,,..^al .._.!..I CUP FOOTBALL * ..f lhc la.aal valVH down ihe fair also is a little ��� winds, westerly and northwesterly Bradford Beats Newcastle Unit- i.revaii. Sea \_ calm exccpl at ed by One Goal to Nil Ikeda where ,1 slight swell 1- ' 'tiling in. I'tmaa^l.. The first boat for Hazelton Take the fast light-draught Steamer "Inlander" Sat, Apr. 29 HAZELTON "INLANDER" SATURDAY, - APRIL - 29th, - 1911 li. B. ROCHESTER, Agent ��ai cliain-a, llii'tii-,. ��rai go rhains. tilt* oo south HU c sita-a, t aatati. i-a.t () rlaail l paiint ol com mini I'ttiint iintniiittii tao aarprs. mt ra* or la. s. iBI.al l-al,. :i, ail. JOHN' M 1.KOH Pub. FMa. 'J.,. rtanai a. Mclloavoil, Af��nl Quit*n Charlmta. I.Umls ljaml District���District ol ���. , SaWn.a li.lt nutica. tlmt 1, John VI, I.. ...I ol Van.o v.r, iiriui'ialiiin ,-riiki-,, ,1,1. ,,.| i��� ���,M1|y (���, ���-mi��|���n tn 1. .pin-it fa.r t- .1 nml |���truli*um on Ih loliowin�� ��� I.'.- r lull lutitls: I'ainini. ncittit t 1, post ,,:,nt,Hl slauiil I ur mill's south ia..al two mil,, ��,. , ���| ,|,P ,n.,uth ol thr li-ai Kivar ami markad j. Met. N. w. Cctnr, No. ..(, lhia.tr.' siiuih so chain., thinca* a st HO chum*, thine,, nnrth �� chains, thonco wsat HO Imitis lu pi.mt , 1 rnmitn*nc iifni: co.ilaininit tilO n,Tm, mnri' nr wa nai.*a|11-,'1,.as, 1 n. JollN m-i.kod ' ' ''��� "**��� - ��� ':tsra c McDoa��.*ll, 4n(-nt yiioett riiailoltt* ..1st. s I. n.i Distr.ct-DUHIrt ol ��� l Slc-na I .k,. nolto 1 a |.J���hn ,1 I. alaal Vanouvcr. occupatm, l.raika-r. Intand l.. apply for paarmlssa.n "Pnip ,' orooa :, .1 ,.;r .���������,.��� ������ loltow.nn it srniia'.i 1 ndat Ciiniinfiiriiw at a p sl 1 lanl al al.. I *o r m!la�� "Utii ami two nail... a,,, t ���. th in ... la I ths __? is .'! '""' '""���" * J- " '��� W. Corner. No. .is. thfiic ...rth M ehaina, hfnc , __ ���, thaiiiM. thenc- s,aui i DO clia ns. tlin .a. wtat WI 1. i'~" - _ '"���, mmmm ca*mt*nt a, n,- ��� to -a rats, tna.ra' air lasa . *,', !"', ���''i-'-A. I II JOHN M'l.KOD inn icb. 2d. Carta, a Mcliowall, <t_*nt Ouwn Cluirliitlo Islantl. Uml District-District til ��� , . Slatvna acSSt^tfc,&1 I"loh" Mcleod ol Vancouver. to ,,'r���.. ,. 'r0l"'r',l""""1 t" "PPly '���" pcrmi��,.,n nn'rUwyih01"* "', " I""1 I"10"1"1 *���*><">��� I*" ">���� Mrl IL u"u !' "' ,h" P*** < ver an markcl ciial,. ,'l, ( "r""r N"- 4. thenc north HO Chan* , l" S2 "" ch��ln" ^'l" �����lh ���� m,",eem ",''"' ,m rh��n" to Mnt ol com 8!,rfSffl' '��"?.& nln�� **��� **mi ������ <**��� -mt P?h i-ii. 'o,-6-'*"' JOHN MeLEOD T. E. Walter. Aient Puh. Feh 27. Queen Charlolte Islands Un.l Distrlct-DUtrlct ���uSSmB V'��' !' ^"clx-o-l ot Vaneouvn 2 .ee e I','""i""1 __,*trPt. t'*r permi��.i���i il,ad an ��� ���""' "r,r"l,'ulii "" the lollowini ogeupatlon lirnki 10 pru ileserf I north atuit.o mile at iho N. W. Corner, , ill Ainei'iiit ^^^^^^^^^ Letters o( congratulation "���v.at�� tl, ��� it H >laa- S. S.. (Special to thcOptimiat) ��i~:~*..^,;z:^ Ki..* GAS ENGINE BOOKS, Etc. a.m. today.' castle I ���i���,| tl>. ,������. ���������, ,��� u*, wlngton arrived at after n hard game before 70,000 5.|��pcctators m the Englith Cup nte out s. WBi reported " "''"'ll replay today. Bradford I President ,alM l^���1��� . ,,.���,������-. -t-..,. , ,. . 'I HI aaat. I I ^^H ���"'���i' km urongly icorlng the win- i. Ii.,���,Id ,t ,i , , ""'K m} '" ,,,,' r,rM ,,alf- '���'���" i magnificent address, President! Patterson t. i��� ki, ,' , 5TWM ^outcome of a llngtnlna .���ai read by i|���. ,)���. ,ilv ,,,. '" " ,,rn' ,. ,. , . '' ���" '>s ne will nm Dr. ureor, bpisco- altempi to return for ano I .ill S IcttCl chairman, l<( halfwov pill Mi York. Hop the Diocese o( New In his esliniaitioi Robinson (rom near tlu inc. Thomson securing ihtt ball centered Dcvlne, and river will I though Lawrence oughl to jhavc i not be navigable until then. I cleared Spiers dashed ii ���liter Week. tjiioationn nntl Anawera from the tint BngtnS How to Kun nml Inattil Osi ICtiKint'8 I'rnrtit-nl tana ittttl till Bngfnt llatidl.ook Autlcl'd tlna Knuitie Mtiiiiitil Wp linva* IiIho II lallliilii'f of laaa .1;*I lll>ltlill|{ with Sit rn.' -. Hunt HuiiiiiiiK, aSti'i'i Bqosrst Osrpt Any book not In atock quickly procuri-tl ...W.IHI ��� ���. :& ... 1.26 ���. 2.50 mn En- "try, Etc., Etc. .. aaane. WOSl ol UlP mOUt ���ll-el Itiver ami msrkeil J. Mcl.., N. W. --���-���/ No. 27, then��� so'illi Hll chsins Ihence easl Hll chsins, Ihence nortli H0 chains, ihsnce west HO clialitH t*' [mint ol commoncement: containing 640 ncres. morn or less _ ..���_ Date.1 Ko i, 26,1911. JOHN Mcl.EOD I'ub. Keh. 27. T. E. Waller. A��ent yueon Charlotte Islsnils Uml District���District ol 'lake ntillc' that I Joh l McLaod ol Vancouver, occupation larnker, Intenil tn niiply lor w.**iir-*��n l.. ,.a.-.|-. . I t..r ra.st saa'l |.alaaal..|.laa a,aa the M01WIB| ile.prllHjil lands: Cnmmeiiclnn nt a post jilnnted aliout tWI tnilea north ami two mites wa*st ail the mouth 11 Tl-el Itlv r anil markeil 1. Mcl... S. W. Col "' "" thence north Hll chnins, thence essl tliaatici* south ho ehalnr **""~ '.o '.Ifi 'hsin-, hsins to McRae B Everything for the Offtc <ae Bros., Limited Sixth Sl, rccl md Thud At poutit mt pntimipuromi-nl; rnnUlnlntr V ��� miirn or IjM Dsted wb 86,1911 A)H i Wri.i oD Pub. Fob. 27. T K Wilt*, < *. nt Quran Charlntto I 'dumb. \.mv- IH i net I *., rict of Tak if notico that t, John lAthmdol '* u mtftf, orcupation l>rok<*r, intent! lo appfV f" .������ rmmlOfl tu proNpfCt for conl nun \oi loum oo foltewintt i|f<Hcril)i>(l land: i 'i.mipi. i-t-im: at n ponl planffd "' Ut two niilrv nonh and two m-l. uf.si of th miuth of tha Tl-i'l Kivi'r ami marketl J Mcl*. .*'. W. Corner, No. 51. thonn. aouth su halna, thi'fiw woat HO UifJUi thonc norlh N chalna, th��n0i oaat 80 chaina to point of OPUfflMH���*���***' AJO *��� 840 um. raZ o,"U",n,n""""n"nt I ''ataial Fob. 26. 19U Pub. Fob. ST. contslnlnf ��� I- \\S t, r A. I
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Title | The Prince Rupert Optimist |
Alternate Title | [The Daily News] |
Publisher | Prince Rupert, B.C. : [publisher not identified] |
Date Issued | 1911-04-27 |
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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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Date Available | 2015-12-10 |
Provider | Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library |
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DOI | 10.14288/1.0227737 |
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