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Prince Rupert, B.C., Thursday, August 17, 1911.
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INE FRUIT AT CANNERY
NEAR NAAS RIVER MOUTH
iardening at Millbay Richly Repays Trouble-Fruit
Ripening in Golden Sunshine���Goose Bay Mines
and Smelter Going Rapidly Ahead���Big Payroll
While the Lakelse and Kitsuin-
i'luni Valleys are priding thcni-
Kis on iheir fruit bearing pos-
bilities, and while even northerly
(ctchikan is advertising her whop*
ir strawberries, there is a new
bun try opening up in the Prince
lupert tlisiriet which will rival
it- best of the fruit valleys in
orthern British Columbia. This
the Naas Valley. So little litis
sen said tiniil lately alwut the
i.ias districts as fruit country
iat nearly every one sets the
hole place down tis merely a
ining district. Recently the Up-
i*r Naas country was "discover-
Id" as an agricultural laud and
ne existence of ripening fruit in
l.iinilaiice there just now litis lieen
Ir.ived by prosptdtors.
Lower Naas Too
Bui as proving thc undoubted
Anility of the whole Naas Valley
til its fruit growing possibilities
Crippen, who has just paid a
fi*it io Mill Bay Cannery at the
outh of tin* Naas is enthusiastic
tr tin- fruit grown in a garden
'���*.* io the cannery by Mr.
!enrj Doyle who owns the outfit.
very kind of sofl fruit is growing
nl ripening to perfection in Mr.
i.ylc's garden. Raspberries, -u-
w I lorries, currants, and all ganlen
hilts planted have thriven splend-
tlly. That such results can lie
bl in the coast district of the
|laas Valley shows how excellent
the prospects for ftuit growing
bid agriculture in the Upper Naas
miliary towards which prospec
tors are now turning their at-
ttntion. No one would dream
of combining fruit growing with
salmon canning or copper gold
smelling, any more than they
would project an orchard property
on Second avenue, Prince Rupert,
but the fact that fruit can be
grown successfully in the salmon
canning and mining district of
lhe Naas country ns well as in
Prince Rti|K*rt is excellent testi-
nioney to the climate of the whole
WILL CONSIDER
INDIAN MISSONS
Prominent Methodist Ministers
Attending the Conference at
Port Simpson.
Among the passengers aboard
the Prince John which sailed for
the Nortii yesterday were the
following ministers of the Methodist Church en route to Port
Simpson to attend the Conference
of Indian workers today:
Rev. Dr. Chown of Toronto,
late Superintendent of the Social
and Moral Reform Department
of the Church; Rev. Thomas
Perrier, Superintendent of Indian
Education throughout the Indian
Methodist Missions of Canada,
Rev. C. M. Tate, of the Victoria
Indian Mission; Rev. Mr. Knott,
dislrict which has for too long I Nana{mo. Rl.v> j Rl.|1(,u, q^
been belied.
Goose Bay Progress
Mr, Crippen, after as he says,
"browsing amongst the luscious
lierries" went on ami paid a visit
to the Goose Bay mines. Here,
he says, the Granby Smelter Com-*
pany have over lot) men :>i work
They have laid two miles of solid
plank wagon road to the miles
from the smelter site, and are
pressing on ai full specel with the
development work. The smelter
when in operation will employ
thousands of men, and Goose Bay
will 1k* a thriving centre of industry. Coke will Ik- brought in
in large shipments, and the smelter
product will keep '.he steamers
busy once the pl.*"t is running.
Considerable advanti ge will accrue
io Prince Rii|K*rt accordirgly. At
in.-uu Mr. J. Graves, president
of the Granby Smelter Company.
T. James, general manager of the
Tyee Smelter Company, and Mr.
Sylvester an visiting the work.-.. i
Goose Bay.
iELEGRAPH RATE
IS NOW REDUCED
tnte to Hazelton from Prince
Rupert is Now Seventy-five
Cents,
iider inst met ions from Superintendent Phnlcn. the telegraph
1. mi the Dominion Govcrnmctii
.l< graph line between Prince Ru-
"t .mil HasdtOH has Ik*cii re-
llu.nl frame one dollar to seventy-
cents for ten words coin-
Jti.-i'i-ing from today.
For message:! exceeding ten
"fl- ihe excess rate will lie five
formerly. The COnsccsion is
one that is appreciated by the
business men of the cily.
THANK YOU, CHIEF1
Police Chief Vickers Provides a
Comfortable Press Table Today.
By courtesy of Chief Vickers a
comfortable press table was Installed in the police court room.
Prince Rti|Hrt is gradually coming to that progressive stage in
municipal advancement when the
press is recognised as a useful
|Kiwer for the public good lo be
helpiil and 1101 hind, red in its
word Instead of ten cents' usually trying wi irk.
IFLEET OF SIXTEEN SHIPS
TO ENTER PACIFIC TRADE
\To Prepare For the Great Pacific Traffic Which Will
Follow the Opening of Panama Canal, The Harrison Line are Building Fleet of New Vessels
in the near future a fortnightly
service is to Ik expected. The
Mudge; Rev. Mr. Lee, Kispiox;
Rev. A. M. Sanford, Vancouver
Dislrict Chairman of Home Missions; Rev. Peter Kelly, Hartley
Bay.
Mr. N. Cairns, Principal of the
Chilliwack or Coqualectza Indian
Institute joined the party. Mr.
Cairns is a specially valued worker
among the young Indian graduates
of ihat school. The Conference
will also Ik attended by a large
number of local workers in the
mission field.
BASEBALL SCORES j
ianaiian.ii.ii.il. a***-*******s*.*a4*a*-*s*��
Northwestern League
Vancouver 3, Portland 2,
Spokane 9, Tacoma I.
Victoria 3, Seattle 1.
American League
Deiroit 8, Chicago 1.
National League
Chit-ago 13, Boston (i.
Pittsburg 9, Brooklyn 0,
New York (i, Cincinnati 1.
Philadelphia 10, St. Louis2.
Pacific Coast League
Vernon 8, Oakland 7.
San Francisco 8, Sacramento 1.
I.os Angeles 4, Portland 3.
Two Chances More
At the end of this month the
bi-weekly G. T. P. siiann-r service
to Stewart will be discontinued.
There tire only two more Sundays
now on which to make the popular
week end trip.
ORATORICAL DISPLAY
Alderman Newton Still Speaking at Midnight in Nanaimo
A telegram received in the city
sometime in the small hours this
morning read lo the effect that tit
midnight last night Alderman Newton was still on his feet after
speaking for several hours and
I.Hiked like continuing indefinitely.
CHURCH LEADERS
VISIT RUPERT
Rev. Dr. E. A. Chown and Other
Dignitaries Arrived by Rupert.
By the S.S. Prince Rupert yesterday arrived a party of Methodist
Church dignitaries who are hereto look over the sites for the new
church building and future churches.
The party includes Rev. Dr.
I*.. A. Chown, Methodist general
superinteiitent for the Wesl, Rev.
Dr. T. E. E. Shore, president of
the Methodist Home Missions Office, Toronto; Rev. Mr. Roberts,
president of the Victoria Conference, Rev. Mr. Sandford, Vancouver; Rev. Mr. Tate, Indian
Mission Superintendent, Victoria;
Rev. R. W. Lee of Kispiox (returning from south), and other
important churchmen.
The parly was met by a delegation of the Methodists of Prince
Rupert. Rev. C. Sing and Mr.
H. C. Breckenbridge welcoming
them on behalf of the congregation.
ARMED SOLDIERS PATROL
BRITISH RAILWAY LINES
Strike Situation Has Reached a Crisis- Government
Announces Its Intention to Maintain Law and
Order at the Point of the Bayonet if Necessary
David Lloyd George, also tlc-
clared that the Government was
Probably the address to which
you will soon be having you mail
forwarded is to In* found in some
one of the furnished room ads
today.
NEW COLD STORAGE PLANT
TO BE BUILT IN THE CITY
Joint Stock Company With Capital of $200,000 is Being Formed
---Will Have Cold Storage Plant, Ice Works, Saw Mill and
Big Store for Employes Use���-Profit Sharing Scheme to
be Put in Practice���-Work to Commence Very Soon
(Canadian Press Despatch)
London, August 17.���England
today is an armed camp again.
Soldiers armed with rilles loaded
with ball cartridge tin* patrolling
the railway lines north and south
of London, while the cavalry squadrons are assembled at the stations
in the danger zone, ready to ride
to battle with the strikers on
the outbreak of any further riots.
Situation Critical
Meetings with it view lo settling
the controversy between tin- rail-
companies and their employees
were held yesterday at ilu- Board
of Trade, but when they were
adjourned late last night the situation remained as far from being
solved as when they In-gait.
The railway managers declare
that they had been promised protection in running trains and will
not yield to the men. The representatives of the railwaymcn's
union declared ihe sirike will take
place at the expiration of thtir
ultimatum tomorrow morning.
Will Enforce Order
In the house of Commons yesterday Winston Spencer Churchill, the Home Secretary, declaretl that the non-unionists were
entitled by law to work without
molestation, and would be protected in the ixcreise of their
rights.
The Chancellor of ilu- Exchequer
determined i<> protect tin- railways and ilu- food supplies tit all
costs and would roi depart in
ilu* smallest degree from its determination to protect life and
property.
Military Prepare
Ai Aldcrshot tin- military au-
thoritics are taking every precaution to insure the working of
the railways if a strike is called.
Every soldi, r in ihe Aldcrshot
command has been placed under
orders for duty. All lhc soldiers
are being armed with rilles and
supplied with I...II ammunition^
They will be stationed along the
railway lines north and -...nth of
London. The cavalry will be
employed at ihe stations and also
will patrol the lines so as ti> Ik*
able io get quickly to any point
of danger.
Trains will be worked by llag
signals. It is estimated thai iwen-
ty-five thousand men from Alder*
shot will be prepared to move in a
few hour-.. Similar precautions
have Ik-*.*ii taken at t'll the military
stations in Great Britain.
A hundred and <>ne descendants
are left by R..b. rt Fryer, who has
just iliul at Yarmouth, Norfolk, at
lhe age of ninety-live.
���S|Hcial to the Daily News)
Vancouver, August 17��� The
|prospecta of the increased trade
tween the Pacific (oast and
Europe and lhe Pacific Coast and
i1" Atlantic States is making
It 'If (elt here in shipping circles.
b is announcad that, to cope
roth tin* greatest Increase of traffic
*-*pe*Cted from the opening of the
1 'in.' (anal in 11)15, the Har-
"-"f Line has at present in course
"I <"ii-itiiflion eleven new Combination fnight and passenger
I Steamers lor tin- Pacific Coasl
l"'l'<' In addition to these it is
Mated lhat five more steamships
have been ordered.
"i'h ilu- opening of the canal,
''" monthly sen-ice between Ant-
Wui>. Liverpool ami Vancouver
���HI be shortened materially and
Pacific Cot.st agents of the Harrison Line are Balfour, Guthrie
ft Co.
It is reported thai tin opening
of the Canal will cause the Royal
Mail Steam Packet Company,
which has for almost seventy Malum ,. service to ilu- Weat Indies
(rom the United,Kingdom, to send
iis boats right through to ilu
Pacific Coast. Inaugurating another
service between the United Kingdom ami Vancouvar,
P. R. Indoor Baseball League.
Royal Blue Ribbons v. Brotherhood Crescents at the Auditorium
to-night, August 17th. Game
called at 8.46 sharp. Admission
26 cents.
Within a few days all arrangements will Ik* completed to establish another cold storage plant in
Prince Rii|K-rt. Already a si it-
has been selected, plans for de-
vilopmeiii drawn up, tied officers
selected for lhe new company.
Capital of $200,000
Mr. H. Ca Breckenridge who is
the prime mover in the enterprise will Ik- president of the
company which will be capitalised
at $200,000. An extensive cold
sloragt plain will be built on the
waterfront, making its own ice.
It is promised also to instal an
up to dale siw mill for the purpose
of cut ting lumber for the various
buildings required by lhe company.
A Novel Feature
A novel feature of the new
company will Ik- the Installation
at various poiius along the coast
and up the river of coolers for
storing fish. These will be close
to thc fishing grounds, and the
fishermen instead of having to
bring their catches into thc city,
will Ik* able to unload them at
the coolers. The company's steamer will then Ik- able to make the
trip round the fiKilers, bringing
thc cargo in eld storage in her
hold to the main plant.
Profit Sharing Scheme
Thc slock of the company which
will Ik* divided into 2,000 shares
of 8100 each. It is proposed that
after a certain sum is reached as
profit for the stock holders lhat
the surplus will be divided between
the shareholders and the employees
of the company, thus making lhe
fishermen sharers in the company's
profits.
Will Run Store Also
For the benefit of the men
employed at tin- fishing stations
a large slore will be run, supplying
the men with goods and supplies
at ti h.w cost and making ihe new
concern as co-operative and self
Supporting as possible.
To Start Work Soon
As soon as the necessary preliminaries are completed, which
will probably be within a few
days, work will be rushed on the
plain. 11 is expected that it
will be shipping before .he Niw
England Company's plant al Seal
Cove is Completed. Messrs. Shaw,
Duduward and others are associated with Mr. Breckenridge in the
niw enterprise.
Benefit the Housewife
Nothing is more convenient and
appetising iu ilu- home al ihis
time of the year than cold boiled
ham, the Ctidahy Brand, li can
be had at the Ideal Provision
House, Phone 1!M).
Giving Away Dollars
Buried in sonic of llu Imxes nf
chocolates displayed in ilu- window
of the Palace of Sweets, Third
avenue, is a one dollar bill. The
Im.xcs of chocolates are 75 cents
but if you find a dollar bill in one
of ihe boxes ii is yours.
If you want money apply P. (V
FOUR MONTHS
FOR THEFT
E. McLean Must Go Down Below in Charge of Police
Edward McLean waa sentenced
this morning in a term of four
months Imprisonment at New Weal
minster for stealing a walch, a
pair of scissors, some handkerchiefs, and about three dollars
from Jane Wells, ,,|i Indian woman
living iu Prince Ruperl. Ac-
.used s,ii.| In had taken lhe things
while he was drunk Tin woman
slid other properly had been
Box 053.
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TROOPS BIVOUACKED IN THE STREETS OF LIVERPOOL
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Liverpool, England, August 17. Armed soldiers with fixed bayonets bivouacked in
the streets of Liverpool last night, following the attempts of the mob of rioters to
release some of their number from Walton Jail.
Their orders are not to fire over the heads of rioters in the future, as this endangers
innocent persons, but if it becomes necessary to shoot, to pick out the apparent
ringleaders of the mob and shoot them down.
All Liverpool was in an uproar last night over the riots. Motor wagons which
were conveying print paper to the newspaper offices were attacked, street car windows
were smashed and another attempt was made to release prisoners from vans conveying
them to Walton Jail.
The police and soldiers, however, were present in force, the troops with bayonets
fixed. The crowd was not so daring as on Tuesday night and did not compel the military to fire.
FORGERY CHARGE TODAY
ACCUSED ON $2000 BAIL
Frederick V. Clark, Young Man Well Known in Prince
Rupert Implicated in Awkward Case About $90
Involved Belonging to His Partner C. Wormald
in Prince Rupert. A number of
prominent business men of the
dty including several aldermen
an- ready to stand surety for him.
Accused has been a resident of
Prince Rupen for over a year
and is very popular with till whom
he has eome in Contact. Previous
lo wmking for Mr. Frittell he was
employed by ilu- P. Bums Company on Centre street.
thi hearing of his unfortunate
position Mr. Priuall al once ol-
red to Stand surely and amongst
others who offered i<> go ball was
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Charged with having forged the
receipt t<> a post office order for
eighteen pounds Sterling [900) issued til Newcastle on Tyne, Klig-
land, and payable to Charles S.
Wormald hen*, Frederick V. Clark,
an employee <>( Mr. George Frit-
tell at Port Essington appeared
this morning before Magistrate
McMullin.
Accused was admitted to bail
of $2000, and his case was rein..tided until Monday al the request
of Mr. Alex Manson, counsel for
the defence. I
City Solicitor Peters appeared (Sergeant "Pat" Phillipsoii.
for the prosecution and PentmaaterI Accused was Secretary and in
Mcintosh was present with others I (act, organiser ..( the Sons ol
to give evidence. I England Society In thia dty. Char-
Mr. Manson nientiomd to the les WortlU.llI was his partner.
91court that accused who is quite]
ft ft ft ft a young man, is very well known I Pantorium ' il'i' / ll nets, 'Phone 4
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RECIPROCITY AND THE PANAMA CANAL
Reciprocity and the Panama Canal
Each i> by itself an instrument for the
extension nf markets. Combined they
for the people of Prince Rupen.
are two different subjects.
levclopment of trade and the
have a special significance
Tin markets of Eastern Canada and the l'nited States are separated from ihe mines and forests of the Pacific Coast by a rarge of
mighty mountains and three thousand milts of land. Man's ingenuity
has pierced a route through the mountains, but the cost of mil transportation prohibits large exchange of products to take place between
the east and the wist.
The Panama Canal is being built at a cost of hundreds of millions
in order to connect the east with the west by a cheap water-route.
So much docs the Panama Cam I mean for California that tin Ci.y
of San Francisco will celebrate the completion of the great canal with
a season of civic rejoicing in which ihe whole of the Pacific Coasl
will join. The opening of the markets of Virginia, Maryland, Delaware,
New York,Connecticut, Rhode Island, Massachusetts, Maine and New
Jersey 10 tin* raw materials and native pr.xlucts of the Pacific Stat.s
will mean great prosperity to California and the Pacific States.
LAND PURCHASE NOTICE
SkMna Land District���District of.Coast Range \
���!*�� notice lha. I, Georgi* K.nte o Towner,
N.*..��li Dakota, I'. S. A., larmer, intond to apply
to neriSionto purchase the lollowine deacribed f
Comrooncine at a post planted at the south- ;
�������- corner ol Lot 2'5��T, thence east SO chains,
KSo-TESh ti chains, thenco we*. 40 chains
|,0������* south 40 chains, thence west 40 chains,
ihence north 80 chains lo point ol commencement
containinu ISO acres more or 1**��* ��� ,...,���
Haled July 15. tail _ flSOROB KIMl*.
I'ub. July IS. F��J B. Lowell, Agent ,
Skeena Land District-District ol Coast Range V
' Take notie* that I. IVier Larsen o Towner,
North Dakota, f. S. A., farmer, intend to apply
l���r permiasion to purchaao the following described
"commencing at a post planted at tho southeast corner of Lol IT2H, thence south SO chaina.
thence west 40 chaina. thenco north 60 chains, FIRST AVENUE.
thence east 40 chains to poinl ol commencement.
Daled July 15, 11.11. I'ETER LAKSEN ^^
I'ub July '2i, 1911. Fred E. L'oweU, Agent ������������
Sk.-ena Land DUtrict���Dislrict ot Coast Range V
Take nolico that I, John Evenjon ol Prince
Hu|��*rt. laborer, Intond to apply lor permission
to purchase the lollowing doacribed lands:
Commencing at a post planted at the southeast corner ol Lot 4415, thenco norlh 80 chains,
thenee east 60 chains, thenee south 60 chains,
ihenco west 60 chains lo point ol commencement.
Dated July 13, ISII. JOHN BVBMS0N
I'ub. July 25. Ered E. Cowell. Agent
Skeena Land District���District ol Coast Range V
Take notice that I, Peter Eriekson ol Prince
Rupert, laborer, intend to apply for permiasion
to purchase tbe following described landa:
Commencing at a posl planted on the north
bank ol Williams Creek where the railway right-
of-way crosses and tl chains back Irom the creek
bank, thence south 30 chains, thence eaat 40
chains, ihenee north 30 chaina, thence west 40
chains lo point of commencement.
Dated July 7, 1911. PETER ERICKSON
Pub. July 25. Kred E. Cowell, Agent
Skeena Land District���District ol Coaat Range V
Take notice that 1, Benjamin A. Fish ol Towner,
X. Da, occupation merchant, intend to apply
(or permiasion to purchase lb* following described
lands:
Commencing at a post planted on the eaat
boundary and about live chains (rom the southeast corner of Lot 4484, ther.ce north 60 chains,
thenee east 30 chains, thence south 60 chains,
ihence west 30 chains to poinl of commencement.
Dated June 21, 1911. 1IENJAMIN A. FISH
Pub. July 25. Kred E. Cowell, Agent
Skeena Land DUtrict ���DUtrict of Coast Range V
Take notice that 1, Adolph 11. ChrUtianson of
Towner, Nurth Dakota, occupation attorney-
iit-law, intend to apply for permiaaion to purchase
the following deacribed landa:
Commencing at a poat planted about one and
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Mondays and Fridays, 8 a.m.
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Prudhomme & Fisher
For Stewart, Thursdays and Sundays
at 8 a.m. Special fare on Sunday
host, $9.50 return including meals
and berth.
ia. Prince Albert sails for Port Simpson, .Naas River, Ma9set. Naden
Harbor, Wednesdays, 1.00 p.m.
and for:
Queen Charlotte Island points, Saturdays 1 p.m.
Railway Service to Copper River
one-hall: milea" a l-2r nonhoast of the head of ,.* , , ��� ff m prjnce Rupert Wed
Trout River on the weal side of Lakelse Lake. ��'.'���'-'-*���' '���-��" r
nesdays and Saturdays, 1 p.m., returning Thursdays and Sundays
5.20 p.m.
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Newly Furnished anA
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SUIVEZ LE PANACHE BLANC
Sir Wilfrid Laurier, en arrivant .i Montreal de la Coronation,
dans un ili-ciiur-a qui fni marque d'applaudissements spontanis et
The effect of reciprocity will be to admit British Columbia to! term ine avec les lanl'ariM.latcrentetbruyantes, notre chef a conclu:
most of the great commercial advantages that thc opening <>f the
Panama Canal will bring. Our lumber will not only enter Washington
and California fret* of duty. Reciprocity, plus the Panama Canal,
will admit the lumber and shingles of British Columbia to every State
on the Atlantic Coast from Texas ;.> Maine.
Reciprocity will ..|k-ii a sea route for the delivery of our fish free
of duty to all the Southern Stat.-.
The Panama Canal will open ti market for the paper which reciprocity will now tnable the American dealers to buy in British Columbia
free of dtitv.
"Messieurs lo electeurs, j'arrive devant vous pl. in de courage
et de /ele ]*our defendre la cause du peuple cant'.lien tout entier.
"Je n'.'i plii- longtcmps a vivr. mais je soutiendrai la lutte
jusqu'au bout. Quar.d j.* ni serai plus, ce sera a mes jeunes amis
d'accomplii ma tache.
"Je di- aux \ieii\ ciiiiutie fax jeunes ce ipiic di-,ii; Henri IV:
"Suivez mon panache blanc. vous le trouverez toujours
sur le chemin de I honneur et de la gloire."
Suivez mon panache blanc: e'est ma chevelure de
69 mis.
nd about 6 ctiains from the lake-front, thence
south 80 chains, thenee west 80 chains, thence
north 80 cbains, thenee east 80 chains to point
ot commencement.
ADOLPH H. CHRISTIANSON
Daled June 30, 1911. Fred E. Coweli, Agent
Pub. July 25.
Skeena Und DUtrict-DUtrict ol Coaat Range 5 coast operates a frequent and Conven*
Tak* nolice that* Henry Macartney ol Prince je���t service of luxurious trains Over lU
Rochester di
v Monroe
Ladysmith
'���'Coal
, V. Phone iis
The Grand Trunk Railway System
connecting with trains from the Pacific
In the series of exclusive stories <>f progress antl developmi at
which the Duly News i*- running in its news ."lumns, we yesterday
told of the intention of Mr. John Moore of the Great Northern Paper
LAND PURCHASE NOTICE
Skeana Land District -DUtrlct of Caaaiar
Take aoLc* that I, Charles M. Km it*
LAND PURCHASE NOT1 CE
| Sk*r*��na Land Dutrict
Take notie* that J
mean an era ot prosper!
that reciprocity and th>- Panama Canal wil
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NOVA SCOTIA
MEN'S PLIGHT
Wrecked in Mid-Pacific Toiled
and Starved in Open Boat
Over 100 Miles of Sea Comrade Missing.
i Special tO the Daily New-,
Melbourne, Aug. Hi.���A tragedy
of the tea is related by the survivor-,if tin barqui Puritan, which
sailed some months ago from
Newcastle, N. S. \\\, fur San
Francisco. The vessel sprang a
leak in ;���. storm 800 miles distant
irum Tahiti, and thc crew put off
iti iwi. boats, seeking t" reach thi
nearest bind. In one of the small
craft were the captain, the -i eond
mate and ten men, and in tin other
Mr. Hatfield (the mate) and the
remainder of the en w of 22.
The two boats kept together for
two days, but on the second night
they got separated in the darkness.
The captain and the men who were
with him set sail for Anna Island,
which i hey reached In safety.
Here they subsisted for eleven days
on a sixth part of a pint of water
and two biscuits each per day.
At the end of th
I., rate that the captain and three
men set out f<>r Tahiti.
After they had almo*.; abandoned
hope, ih. >��� came in sight of Tahiti,
and on landing wen- well treated.
Immediately the new-, of the remainder of the captain's party
being still on the island was received, a vessel was sent to rescue
them with all -pee.I. and the men
were found and succored. The
second boat, in which were ilu
mate, Hatfield, and ten men. has
nol been heard of, and it i-> feared
that i-ll in ri*.hed. Hatfield and
.mother man, Chapman, were n.>-
tivi s "f Nova Seoti.i,
For thirty years coxswain of the
Lowestoft, Suffolk, lifeboat, Bob
Hook, who helped in savli g 600
lives, has died at the age of 84.
If
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ads
Ities
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Could pick out, frequently,
in the "Business Opportun-
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perous enterprises will grow up.
Itx-oo* weat so chains, thane* north j-u chaina,
thene* east -0 chslna.
Dated April 20. 1911. CHARLES M. KNOL'SE
Pub. May 19. Francia S. Preston. Ag*n.
Skeena Land Distfiet-Dislrtc. ol t.a.*. Har.,-�� ���
Take notice that Alesander Mcl*-.:"��*i ol \**i
couver. B C, occupation real **���.��*��� broker
intends to apply lor permiMon to purchaaa tt*
loUowing deacribed landa:
Commencing at a post planted 40 chaina south
(rom Ibe aoulha-eel corner ol Lot IN, ibence Ml
ehaina aoutb, thenoe 40 chaina weat, inwr.c* SO
chaina north, thonce 40 chains east to point ol
cjmm��nc*mcnl containing J2u acres more or lea*.
Dated April IT. 1(11.
ALEXANDER MclNTUSII
Pub. Uay 6
Sk**na Land District���Distnc-l of C_
Take nolle* lhat I. Thomas McMeekln ol
Prince Rupert. U. C. occupation era. intend to
apply lor parmiaaion lo purchase th* loUowing
'.*a-Til**-l landa:
Commencing at a poat planted at-out two mil.*
t>,utn ol tbe lorka ol the White ar.d Flat rivera.
tbenee north 80 chaina. Ihence eaat bO chana.
tbenc* eou.h SO chains, tbence w��at no chains.
Daled AprU la. Mil. THOMAS McMEEKIN
Pub. Mav 13. Francu S. Preaton. Atiet.t
Skeena Land DUlrict���District ol Casalar
Tak* notice Ibat 1, Urenton Jordon Moore ol
I'rince Ruperl, II. C, occupation contractor, intend
lo apply tor permUaioo lo purchase the lollowing
deacribed lands:
Commearir.g at a post plar.lel about fS) three
mil**, south and (2> two mile* west of tb* forks
of While and Flat river*, thence to chaina aoulh
ihenc* B0 chaina wast, Ihence eo chaina north,
tbenc* SO chaina eaat.
URENTON Jl.llDON MOORE
Deled April 20, 1911, FrancU S. Prealon, Agent
Pub. May 13.
���MM Und DUlrict���District ul Casslar
Tak* nutir-r that I, Sydney Kitsgerald of Suwart,
B. C . occupatiun cook, intend lo apply lor permission lo purchaae lhc following described land*
Commencing at a pott planted about li.* mile
���outh and one mile nf the forka of Whit*
and Flat rivera, thence aoulh si. chaina, thence
weat DO chsins, thence nortb M�� cbaina, Ihence
���eat SO chaina.
Dated April 18, 1911. SYDNEY FITZGERALD
Pub. Msy 13. FrancU S Prealon, Agenl
Skeana Land DUtrict���District ol Coast Kange 5
Tak* nonce that I, Lionel Ki-igsley ul Yancou*
ver, U. C, occupation miner, intend to apply
lu, permission to purchase the lollowing described
landa:
Commencing at a post plant* 1 near the southwest corner ol Lot '.u2, Itange 5, Coast District
theme weat 40 chains, Ihence south 60 chaiiu,
Ihence east 40 chains, thence north 60 chains to
Eoii.t of commencement.
lated March 21, 1911. LIONEL KING-iLEY
Pub. April 22.
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-Diatrict of Cout Range V
M. T��llnun of i'velar
intend* to
following
the aoutherly
right bank
lag into uut Inlet just eaat
of Crow Lake. Thence aouth -u chaina, thenc**
w**t 20 chatna more or Inu to the ahore line of
Crow Lake, thence northerly and easterly following the shore line* of Crow Lake, the Inlet
lo Crow Lake and Kutaieymat-een Inlet to the
place of commencement, containing forty acre*
more or leaa. Located August 7. 1911.
Dated Aug. 9. 1911. JESSE M. TALLMAN
Pub. Aug. 12.
Ske-tr.a Land Dlalria*. - District of Caaalar
ak* notioa tbat I, ferry yueer.ar. pl Prinea
Hupert, It. C. occupation proapector, intend to
apply fur permission t-u purcbaae tba following
deecruaellanij;
Commencing at a pott planted In tba vlcinit>
of Coo* Bay, about thn-t-eighta of a mile aouth
of tbe mouth of tbe Bonanra Crv��*k, and being
on the eaaterly boundary of Timber Limit Nu.
- 181 Of No. MtML ttier.ee aouth 49 cbaina along
tr.c eaiurly limit of *��. 1 Timber Limit No. 3&2M
Of No :i-J250 lu chain*, thenar etvl to the ahore ol
Gooae Bay. a dutar.ee eif 40 chaina more or I esse,
thenca northerly along the ahore of Uoote Bay
10 <-,-������ more or '.������*. thenee westerly 4�� chaina
rrerre or leaa to point tf cirnmencemeat, containing
ivi acres mote of U-**
Dated March ?, t��ll PEHBY QCLLNAN
Pub. AprU 7.
Skeena Land Diiinct���DUtrict of Caaaiar
Take notice that 1, Jams Millar Johnston of
illillt ll. C>�� occupatioa atorekeeper, Intend to
��� apply (or permiaaion to purchaaa the following
��� i.-.cnlH-1 Unds:
1 Commencing at a |>o*t planted abojt one mile
(���Tth from the Na*t river and about r.in��- mile*
; above the forks of the Naas river, tbence north 60
: chains, thonce ITM ttO chains, thenco south bO
chain*, thenr* eait yj chaina to point e,( commence-
I ment, containing 040 acres more or loaa.
J\MK> MILLAK JOHNSTON*
I ia-.-1 March 14, liMl. Frank Sidney Wtighi, Agt
Pub. Mi, IT
Skeena Land District���Oisutct of Coast
TaKe nouce that f-red W. Buhlcr ot Kitaum-
kalum, i#ccu|>ati<jn farmer, intends to apply for
inrmusion to purchase tba following deacribed
lands:
-Jummencing at a poat plantel at the northeast dme.* of tm NULeod's pre-e option, thunce
20 chaina south, thence IU cbains east, tbence 20
cbains north, thenoe 10 chains wast to post of
commencement containing 20 acres in<��re or lesa.
Daiod Apni 10, lull. PiUKDHlCH W. 110HLKH
Pub. April -- Kred Hampton, Agent
Caspar I*an'l District���District of Skeena
Take notice that I, Lemuel Freer of Vancouver,
occupation l>rokiT. intend lo apply for permiaaion
to |.urti,j-i- tt.i' following dt?srilM>dr lands:
Commencing at a post planted on the shore
In a northerly direction from Port Nelson Cannery
marked L. F.> S. E. Corner, tbence 20 chains
north, thence 80 chsins west, thence 20 chains
soulh to shore line, thence along the shore to
point of commencement, containing 40 acrea more
nr leas.
Dated June 10, 1D11 I.I.M M.l. FREER
I'ub. July 8. J. M. Collison, Agent
Bk-MM Land Distrii't- Diatrict of Ccast RanKc 6
Take notice lhat I, Alexander Clacher, of Dear-
hnrn. Manitoba, eiccupatiem farmer, intend to
n to purchaae the following
Skeena Land District-District of Queen Chariot*
lalatieli
Take notioe that J. IL Murphy.of Vancouver,
B. C, occupation commernal traveller, intends j ��PPV w pwinlil
Ui apoly for permiaaion to purchase the following described lands:
dmcribeel lands: | OmtUn-tnetU nt n post planted at the aouth
Commencing at a [Hnt planted about *even w r*t corner of lot BOOL district of Coaat, Ranxe 0,
miles weet and one mite *outh from the mouth | ���"��� tualiil kbonl 11-2 miles In a south easterly dl-
of Stanly Creek, iNaden llarlmr, thenco nurth SO rrrtmn from Hrerkcnrldite Lnntlinir. mnrkeel A
Rupert, B. C, occupation miner, Intends to apply
for permission to purcbaae tbe following described
Commencing at a post planted on the south
siie of Excbumsika River, about 2 1-2 milea from
its coniluence with the Skeena River and about
1-2 milea wuat from Exchumaika rapiils, tbence 60
cbaina north, thence 40 cbains east, thence SO
cbaina aoutb, thenoe 40 chaina west to point o
commencement, containing 320 acros more or
less. Poat marked "11.M. S.W. cor."
Dated AprU 22, 1911. HENRY MACARTNEY
Pub. April 29.
keena Land District���District o( Coast Range 5
Take notice that Stanley Green of Prince
Rupert, B. C, occupation miner, intends to apply
for permission lo purchase the (ollowing described
land:
Commencing at a post planted 40 chains aouth
and 40 chains west of the northwest corner of
Lot 1733, Lakalse Valley, Dislrict o( Coast Range
5, thence weat 40 cbains, tbence south &0 chains,
thenoe east 40 chains, thence north 60 chains to
point ot commencement.
Staked June 30th, 1911 STANLEY GREEN
Pub. July i;��. Locator
Skeena Land Diatrict���District ot Caasiar
Taka notioa that 1, Jamas Webater Esptin ol
Stewart, B.C., occupation auctioneer, intend to
apply for permission to purchase the (ollowing
desenbed lands:
Commencing at a post planted on tha right
bank of the Naaa river about nine milea above
the (orks o( the Naaa river, thence auuth oo chains,
thenoe west 60 chains, thence nortb 60 cbains,
ibence aaat 60 chains to point o( commencement,
containing tilU acres mora or leaa.
JAMES WEBSTER ESPLIN
Dsted March 24, 1911. Frank Sidney Wright, Agt
Pub. May 17,
Skeena I*and District���District o( Coast Range &
Take notce that Linford Sewell Bell of Prince
Rupert, B. C. occupation locomotive engineer,
intends to apply for permiasion to purchase tlie
following described lands:
Commencing at a post planted on the north
bank of the Zimogotils River about three (,3j
milea distant (upstream) tn a westerly direction
from the junction of the Little Zimogotits River
and the main Zimogotilz River, thence north 40
chains, thence weat 40 chaina, thence south 40
chains, ihence east 40 chaina lo poat ot commencement containing 160 acrea more or leas.
Dated June 7, 1911. LINFORD SEW ALL BELL
Pub. July 8. Geo. R. Putnam, Agent
Stikine Land Diatrict���District ot Caasiar
Take notice that Christian A. Tervo ol Stikine,
B C., occoation cuetoms officer, Intenda to appl>
for permiasion to purchaae the (ollowing describee!
land-
Corn rot ndng ai a post planted about three-
quarters of a mile north east from Glacier RiflW
and on tbe eaat bank of Stikine River and on tbe
south aide of tbe mouth of a Utile creek, thence
east 40 chains, tnence north 40 cbaina, thence
weat 40 chaina, thence aouth 4b cbains to point
of commencement and containing 160 acres more
listed Fab. 10. 1911. CHRISTIAN A. TERVO
Pub April 7.
Skeena Land District���Diatrict of Coast Rang? &
Take notice that I. Lauchlan John Shanahan of
Victoria, B. C. occupation teacher, intend to
spply for permiasion to purchase the (ollowing
described lands:
Commencing at a post planted 65 cbains south
(rom the southeast corner of Lot 3060, thence 40
chains south, thence 40 chaina weet, thence 40
chaina north, ihence 40 chains east to point o(
commencement, containing 160 acrea moro or laas.
LAUCHLAN JOHN SHANAHAN
Dsted AprU 17, 1911.
Pub. May 0.
Skeena Land District -District of Caaalar
Take notice that I, John L. Mitchell of Prince
Rupert, B. C, occupation bookkeeper, Intend to
apply for permlasion to purchaae tbe following
described landa:
Commeneing at a post planted about {&) Ave
miles south and (1) one mile weat of the (orka of
the White and Flat rivers, thence north 80 chains
thence eaat 80 chaina, thence aouth 80 chains,
thence weet 80 chains.
Dated April 18, 1911. JOHN L. MITCHELL
Pub. May 13 Francia S. Preaton, Agent
Skeona Land District-District of Coast Ranire D
Take notice that Percy M. Miller of Prince Rupert, B.C., occupation Civil EnKineer, intends to
upply for permlasion to purchaae the followinK
described landa:
Commencinfr at a post planted on the left Imnk
of McNeil River at north west corner of lot 4409
H.V., thence eaat M chains more or less to westerly boundary of timber limit MB (eild number
l"'.i'* thenre northerly followlhfi said westerlv
boundary of timber limit HO chains more or leas
tn north weat corner of said timber limit, thence
westerlv .'" chains more or less to left bnnk of
McNeil River, thence southerly following said
left bank of McNeil River ���'< chains more or less
to point of cemimencoment, contalnlnif 1"" acres
more or less.
PERCY M. MILLER,
E, Flexman, Agent
Pate June 19.1911
Pub. July 19,1911
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chaina, thence wait 40 chains, thanca aouth 80
chain*, thence east 40 e ina.
DaUrl March 17, 1911. J. II. MUU'IIY
Pub. April 22. Numa Ltomera, Agant
Skaena Land DUlrict -Diatrict o( i; ������ ��� r, Charlott*
Taka notice that Frank I-.-.irk of Woeeelitock,
Ont.., occupation bookkeeper, Intend* to apply
for p-ermlaiion to purchaae the folloirinK deacr)beel
anda:
Commencing at a poet planted about aeven
milaa wort and two miles aoulh nf the mouth of
Stanley Creek where It emptiea Into Naden
Harbor, Craham Itland, thence HO chaina aoulh,
tbenae A0 chaina eaat, thence M) chains north,
thance 80 chaina west to point of commencement
and contaninf 0-40 ucrea more or Ime.
Datad March 17, 1911. FKANK LKVI-TK [
fub. April 7. Numa Demera, Ver. I
C. north went ceirner; tbence seiuth W�� chains,
thence east Wi chains, thence north tiO chains
in.hi* nr leas to smith east eorner of lot ,u��'*:'.,
thence west 4<i chains more or leaa to south west
OOTMr nf bit M62i thence north 2i> chains more
e��r less to south east corner of lot .Ju05. tbence
Wttt 10 chains mora <>r less to point of commencement, containing .''''���*> acres more or less.
ALEXANDER 0LAGHER
Donald Clacher, A��ent
Date June Und, 1911
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Coast Lund DUtriet L>istrict of Skeena
Take notice that I, Paul Hren.ller, of
Porcher Inland, occupation farmer, intend to apply for permli-mion to lease
the followinK foreshore: ('ommcncinft
at a post planted about \'2 fat from thc
location post of lot 1801 on Porcher Island, thence in a southerly direction
loHowttiK high water mark' 12110 fett;
thence west to low water mark; thence
SffifeTC Wtowtag low water mark
1<HX�� feet; thonce east to point of commencement.
Dated March 7, 1911.
First Insertion March 11
Skeena Land District���District of Coast KanRe f>
Take notice that Sarah K. Alton of Prince
Kupert, occupation nurse, Intenels to apply for
permission to purchaae the followinK *l--;*'rii>i '
lands;
Commencing at n post planteel at the Northwest corner 1 IU chains eaaterly (slightly north)
! from the northeast corner of Lot lllfi (Harvey
Hurvey) Const District, Itange V, thence 80 chaina
east, thence 80 chains south, thenco 40 chaina
west, thence 40 chains north, thence 40 chaina
west, thence 40 chains north to poat of commencement containing 480 acres moro or leaa.
Dated June 11, 1BU. * SARAH R. ALTON
fub. July 16. Kred Uohler, Agent
Skeena I*and District���District of Cout Hanu
Take nolice that I, J. Harold McKaan ot MM
K'i,..-rt, H, c, occupat on blackam th. Intend to
apply lor perm anion to purehaae the followinK
deacr heel lands!
Ceimmenrlng at a pott planled about three and
one hall mllee el slant In a aouth westerly dlrecUon
from a blind sleiugh from Observatory Inlet wbara
I the same louche* lhe Ind an Iteaerve, thenee waat
80 chains, thence aouth R0 cha na, tbence eaat SO
chaina, thence north 80 cha ni to po nt of com
1 mencement, contalnlnK 640 acrea more or 1��m
I Daled Apr I 14, 1911. J. 11AHOLD MeKKAN
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF BRITISH
COLUMIUA.
lietween John Young Rochester, plaintiff
and
Tom G. Sutton, defendant,
liefore his Honor Judge Young In chambers,
Friday thc 28th day of July. 1911.
Upon the application of the plaintiff, upon hearing rend tho allldavit of Charles Vincent Bennett,
Olod, nnd upon hearing what waa alleged by C. V.
Bennett, counsel for the plaintiff.
1. It Is ordered that service upon tho defendant
of the writ of summons and statement of claim In
this action by publishing thia ordor, togothor
with the notico hereon ondorsod, once a weok for
four weeks, preceding the 1st day of September,
IMli in the "Dally News." a newspaper published at Prlnoo Rupert, B.C., lie dMBMQ good and
sufficient service of ftald writ and statement of
claim.
2. And It Is further ordered that the said defendant (lo enter an appearance to tho said writ
of summons and file his statement of defence In
the ofllce of this Court at Prince Rupert, B.C., on
or before tho 16th day of Sepeemlier, 1.911.
.1. And ft is further ordered that the costs of
this applie>atlon be costs In the cause.
F. MeB. YOUNG, L.J.8.C.
IfNOTICE.
This action la brought to recover f 1922.80, the
amount due on a promissory note made by the
defendant, dateel 2(Hh December, 190(1, to tho eir-
eler of tho plaintiff, payable 24 months after da le
with Interest at 6 per cent, per annum.
P-Mnclpil $1676.00
Intereat 347.80
Total $1922.80
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Skoona Und Mlatrict��� Diatrict of Quoen Charlotte
Islands
rake notica that Geo. II. Laux of Prince Rupert,
"��� 0., occupation barbur, Intends to apply for
pe'rtni:i.-iit.ii to purchaao tho following described
landa:
Commencing at a post planted about aeven
mil-*-, wust and one mllo aouth from the mouth
of Stanly Crook, Nudun Harbor, thonco south 80
chains, thonco wost 40 chains, tnence north 80
chains, thonce oast 40 chains.
Datod March 17, 1911. GEO. H. LAUX
Pub, Aoril 22. Numa Demers, Agent
Skeona Land District���DUtrlct o( Caaalar
, Tako notice that I, Mary Carlo of Stewart,
I 11. C, occupation married woman. Intend to apply
i rlaf!crni 0D l" PurcDaM tDU loUowing deecribed
Commonclng at a post planted two (2) mllea
aouth and (2) two miloa weat of the forka of the
White and Flat rivora, thence 80 chaini north,
thence K0 chains wost, thunco 80 chains aouth,
thenco 80 chaini oast.
Dated April 20, 1911. MARY CA1UN
Pub. May 18. Francia S. Preaton, Agent
Bkoena Land District-District of CoaBt
Tuko notioa that 1, Mrs. John Corley of Prince
Kupert. B.C..occupation nuirriod woman, intonda
to apply for permission to purchase the following
described lunds:
Commencing at a post planted 40 chains eaat
tit al 120 chains smith from the southwest corner of
lot 1733, Coast District. EUUlMfi, thence aouth 80
chains, thonco oust 40 chains, thence north 80
chuins, thenco wost 41) chains more or Icbb to tho
point of commencement, containing 320 acres
moro or less.
MRS. JOHN ILottio) CORLEY
Date Mar. 20, 1911
Pub. Apr. 4. 1911
Skeena Land ..strict - Diatrict of Queon Charlotte
Tako notice that George FrUxell of Prlnoe
Rupert, li. C., occupation butcher, intonda to apply
for pormiaaion to purchaae the following described
landa;
Commencing at a post planted about Sevan
miles west and two miloa south of tbe mouth of
Stanloy Crook where it empties into Naden
Harbor, Graham Island, tbence 80 cnaina aouth,
thence 80 cbaina west, thenco 80 chaina north,
thenco 80 chans oast to point of commencement
and containing Mi) acres more orlosa.
Dated March 17, 1911 GEORGE FKIZZELL
Puli. April 7. Numa Demera, Agant
Skoena Land DUtrict���District of Coaat Range 6
Take notce tbat 1. Joe Jack of Pnrce 11, pcrt,
B. C, occupatiun curpunter, intend lo apply (or
KurmUaion to purchase tho following described
tnds:
Commencing at a post planted about threo.and
one-half miles distant in a south westerly direction
from a blind slough (rom Obsurvatory Inlet when
tho same touehea the Indian Reserve thence eaat
80 cha ns. thence "nth bO chains, thonco wostbO
chains, thenco aouth 80 chains to point of com*
mencement, containing (J4U acrea moru or leas.
Dated April 14, 1911. JOE JACK
Pub. May 13.
Skeona Und DUtrict-DUtrict of Coast Rango 6
Take notice that Ultie McTavUh of Vancouver,
B. C, occupallon married woman, Intends tc
apply for permission to purchaae the following
described lands:
Commencing at a poat planted at the north-
weat corner 100 chaina cast and 20 cbaina north
from the northeast corner of Lol lllti, llarvey'a
Survey, Coaat DUtrlct,Range 6,tbence 20 chaina
south, thenco 80 chains eaat, thonce 80 chaina
nurth, thence 40 chains wost, thonce 60 cbaina
aouth, Ihenco 40 chains weal lo poat of commencement, containing 400 acrua more or leas.
Daled May 2, 1911. LOTTIE McTAVlSH
Pub, May 6. Kred W. Uohler, Agent
Skoena Und DUtrict-DUtrict of Caasiar
Take notico that 1 FrancU S. Preaton of I'rince
Rupert, U. C, occupation prospector, intend to
apply for permUsion to purchase the following
Jeacribed landa:
Commencing at a poat planted about three
mllea south and two miles west of the forka ol
the White and Flat rivers, tbence aouth 80 cbaina
thenco eaat 80 chains, tbence nortb 80 chaina,
thence woat 80 cbaina.
Dated April 20, 1911. FRANCIS S. PRESTON
Pub May 13
Skeona Und DUtrict���DUtrict of Coaat Range o
Tako ooUoe that I, Frank links of Port Essington, occupaUon merchant, intend to apply
Tor permUsion. o purcbaae tbo following doacribed
landa:
Commencini at a post planted on tbe south
bank of tbo Eichumaika River and about four
miles from lis coniluence with tbe Skoona River,
tbence 80 chaina weal, thenco 80 chaina north,
thence 80 chaina oaat, thence south 80 cbaina
to point of commencement, containing 640 screw
moro or loss.
Daled AprU 21, 1911. FRANK UK'kS
Pub. April 29.
Skaana Land DUtrict���DUtrict of Quoon Charlotte
Islands
&Take notico lhat Geor-ge VY. Arnotl of Prince
Rupert, H. C., urcup.it um real oauto broker,
intenda lo apply for permission lo purchaao tbe
following described Unds:
Commencing at a post plantod about aeven
mil.-., and ojic-htU mile west and one mile aoutb
(rom tha moutb of Stanly Creek, Naden Harbor,
thencu weat 80 chsina, thenoe aoulh 80 chaina,
ihence east 80 chains, thence north 80 chains.
Dated March 17, l'.Ml. GEO. W. ARNOTT
Pub. April 22. Numa Demera. Ageat
Skeena Und District���DUtrict of Caaaiar
Tako notice tbat I, Alice M. Knouae of Prince
Rupert, B. C., occupaUon married woman, Intend
to apply (or permUsion (o purchaae tbe (ollowing
aribed lanoa:
Commencing at a poat planted about two miles
south and two miloa west o( the forks of White
and Flat riven, thence north 80 cbains, tbence
east bO chaina, thence aouth 80 chains, thence
weal 80 chains.
Dated April 20, 1911. ALICE M. KNOUSE
"'ul- Mav 13. FrancU S. Preaton, Agenl
Skeena Und DUtrict���DisUlet nf Coast Range b
Take notice tbat 1, Clara May Utile of Princ*
Uui-ert. B. C, occupation spinster, inund to
si'j.u for pTmisaion to purcnaae iho following j
daacribed landa:
Commencing at a post planted at the north I
weal corner of Lot 1735, Range 6, Coast Disuict
thenc* east 40 chains, thence north 25 chains
ihence weat 31 chain1 thence north 20 chains
ihence west 10 chaina, thence soulh 46 chaina to
point of commencement, containing 112 acrea
more or leaa.
Dated April 4, 1911. CLARA MAY LITTLE
Pub. April 16.
Coaat Rang* 6 Und DUtrict
Taka notice that I, John Hepburn of Kitsumkalum, occupation farmer, Inlend to apply
(or permlsaion to purchaae the (ullowng described
lands:
Commonclng at a post planted at tba nortbau-
curner of Lot 3983, tbence eaat 20 cbains, thenca
south 40 chains, thence weat 20 chans, tbence
north 40 chaina to place o' commencement.
Dateel March 18, 191L JOHN HEPBURN
Pub April 16*.
Skeena Und DUlrict-DUtrict o; Casalar
Take notioa that 1, Thoraaa Mecgovern of
Stewart, B. C, occupation mlner.lntend to apply
(or permtasion to purchaae the following doacribed
������>������'���" . . a I
Commencing at a post planted on the right
hank of the Naaa rivor about four miles above the
(orka of the Naaa river, thenca aouth 80 chains,
Ihenc* west 80 chaina, thance north 80 chains,
thence east 80 chaina to point o( commencement,
containing 640 acrvs more or taoa. ___-__���
THOMAS MACGOVERN
Dated March 25, 1911. Sidney Frank Wright, Agt
Pub. May 17.
Skeena Und DUtrict-DUtrict of CaasUr
Take nolle* tbat I, laaac O'Brien Forbaa
Prince Rupert, B. ('., occupation carpenter, inten
to apply for permiasion to purcbaae the (ollowln*
descril>ed lands:
Commencing at a post plsnted aboul flv milree
aouth and one mile west of the forks ol theWhll*
aud Flat rivers, Ihence north 80 chains, thence
weat 80 ehalna, thence south 80 chaina. thence
DMe*!i��AprH 18, 1911. ISAAC O'BRIEN FORBES
Pub. May 19. FrancU S. Preston, Agent
Skeena Und DUtrlct���DUtrlct of Coast Raoge 6
Take notice lhat I, Bell Hall Kenney of Yarmouth, Nova Scotia, occupation married woman.
Intend to apply for permlasion to purchaae the
(ollowing deacrihed lands:
Commencing at a post plantod al north eut
oorner of T. L Lol 88528, tnence running west 40
chains, thence north HO chaina, thenee eaat 40
chains, thence aouth 80 chaina to place of eommencement containing 320 acrea more or leaa.
My post U on aouth east corner of land applied
for marked letters S. E., about one mile weat o(
Uke Ukelas, aouth aide of Skeena river District
DM^-MMIM. BELL HALL KENNEY
Pub. May 18. John Haverty, Agent
Hkeena Und DUtrict-DUtrict of Coast
Take notice that William McTavUh of Vancouver B C. occupation physician. Intends to apply
for permission to purchaae the (ollowing deacrbed
"commeneing at a poat planted at th* aouthwee
corner. 40 chains north and 40 chains east o( tbe
northeast corner o( Lot 1116, Harvey a Survey,
Coast District, Range 5. Ihence 60 chslns eaat
thence 60 chaina north, thence 60 cbains west,
thence 60 chslns south to poat ol commencement
contsining 360 acrea more or leaa. ., ���. .���������
BSS3 Msy 2, 1911* WILLIAM A. McTAVlSH
Pub May 6. Fr*d W. Bobler, Agent
Skeena Und DUtrlct -District of Coast Itange V
Tako notice that I. Paul Hagen ol Prince
Rupert, laborer, Intend to apply (or permlsaion
to purchase tho (ollowing deacrilied lands:
Commencing at a post plant��d on the north
bank ul Wllllama Creek abuut 60 chains southeast from K. It., thence south 40 chains, Ihence
east 40 chains, thenee north 40 chains, thence
woat 40 chains to point o( commencement.
Dam July 7- -OH. PAUL HAGEN
Pub. July 26. Fred E. Cowell. Agent
i = THE COSY CORNER - ���
I DEVOTED PRINCIPALLY TO THE INTERESTS OF WOMEN (
i , I
This Is a little section of tho paper, which from day to day will be 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 part in its discussions. Suggestions and criticisms are invited by the editor. The hope is expressed that "The
Cosy Corner" will fill a social need.
AN EARLY FALL MODEL
Above cut was made from a
recent importation of frock to be
worn during the late summer
and early fall, and shows the new
sleeve. The magyar or kimono
waist has lost favor and is not
seen on any of the newest gowns.
This model was developed in cashmere de soic, with insets of velvet
and trimmings of soutache braid
and velvet-covered buttons. Note
the treatment of sleeve; it is set
in with a piping of velvet.
EVENING GOWNS
Pretty and Light for Summer
Weather
For summer evening gowns crepe.
ele chine combined with voile
chiffon or the finest and sheerest of
lace ret makes up most attractively
and B very charming simple evening
gown of these materials can be
made at surprisingly low cost.
The upper part of waist should be
of chiffon or net, and the lower
skin, if trimmed with a band of
passementerie or of jetted or e-ni-
boridercd trimming or even bead
fringe is becoming antl extremely
smart.
FLAKED COD
Delicacy with Cream and Curry
Powder
Cold fish carefully flaked, make
a mixture of cream, curry powder,
salt and butter; have some boiled
rice dry and whole, cook the fish
slowly in the* curry mixture, and
add the hot rice, tossing all well
together; when hot, dish the keil-
gern in a pyramid (should be a
pretty goltl color), and grate over
the top some of the yolk of hard
boiled tgg. CUt the whites in rings
Sttd garnish with these and some
fried parsley.
Ever Taste Flower Sandwiches?
You make them with fragrant
butter, and press them together
or roll the slices. They are attractive with a peti'.l or two of
the flowers strewn on the butter
so that it will just show at the
etlge. Wrap the sandwiches in
muslin and put them in a bowl
with flowers until Wanted. When
handed round, lay a spray of
llowers on the plate. Nasturtiums
arc often the flower chosen to
flavor the butter with.
Beads Going Out
Beads are losing hold on .the
favor of the ultra chit, but will
Im; used throughout the season
because so many expensive bead
embroideries were bought in the
spring and Cannot be thrown aside.
Some of the beaded arrangements
arc wonderfully lovely too and
retain prestige by force .if their
charm. It is in the cheaper phases
thst blading has become liss
popular.
PHOTOGRAPHY FOR GIRLS
Pleasant and Profitable Hobby
Nowadays
A college girl during this summer
earned money to finish her course
by making post cards on which
were views of a noted summer
resort. The most beautiful collection of photographs the writer
lias seen were made by a lady who
followed the pursuit for her own
pleasure.
Many English women are engaged in photography and are
very successful. Pre-eminent among these is Miss Alice Huglles.who
began the work when it was looked
upon as scarcely suited to women.
We are told that Miss Hughes
has probably taken more photographs of roya.l personages and
iluir children than any other
living photographer, and she has
received at different times many
marks of royal favor. Not long
sircc Queen Mary came to her
studio and sat for her.
Until the accession of King
Edward and Queen Alexandra,
Miss Hughes made a point of
never going out of her sluelio to
take photographs���her sillers, even
the most distinguished of them���
came to her. But after that event
she went several limes lo Buckingham pala.ee lo take portraits of
Queen Alexandra; and one of
her most prized treasures is a
beautiful monogram brooch, set
with precious stones, which was
presented to her by the Queen
Mother afler one of these sittings.
Miss Hughes is a daughter of
the late Mr. Edward Hughes, the
portrait painter whose pictures of
beautiful women arc well known.
Most of the noted and lovely
women of the day have sat to him.
He painted Queen Mary when
she was si ill Duchess of York, and
lie hail the horor of painting Queen
Alexandra no less than three times.
The work gives an opportunity
for the development of lhe skill
and artistic taste which is characteristic of it great many women.
LAND PURCHASE NOTICE
1
TEMS OF . .
SPORT
OFF THE PLATE
*-aM��J,*a
Skeena Land District- District of Casalar
Take notice that I. Thomas Carter, of Prince
Rupert, occupation carpenter. Intentl lo apply
for permission to purchase the following described land.
Commencing al a post planted aboul one mile
south from the mouth of Falls creek and about
IM feet back from the beach, thence HO chains
north, thenee 40 chains west. Ihence Hi. chains
south, thence east 40 chains topointof eommencement, containing 320 acres more or less.
THOMAS CARTER.
Dated July "th. 1911. Charles Webster Calhoun.
I'ub. Aug. 6th. Agent.
Skeena Land District-District ol Casalar
Take notie* that I, Charlea I.. Dolgrove ol Stewart II. C, occupation pros|*eclor, intend lo apply
l.ir la-rmlasioii to purchaa.. th* lollowlnf described
Commencing at a post plant..! about all mil*,
south and one mile west ol tbe lorka ot tbe White
and Fist rivera. thenoe soulh 80 chains, th.nc*
east HO chains, tbvnco norlh ho cbaina, thenc* wset
HO chains.
listed April 20, I'Jll. . II.MO.KS DKl.tiII.lVi:
I'ub. May 13. Francis S. I'raaton, Agenl
Skeena Land District-District of ('-mat Range t.
Cast District
Take notl.*o that Wm. Leslie of Sapperton. B.C.
occupation Government Uuard. Inlend. lo apply
for permission to purchaae the following described lands:
Commencing at a posl planted 40 chaina west
and I:.-" chains south of the southwest comer of lot
No 17:11. rang* 5 coastdistri,-t.marked Wm.Leslie,
N.W. corner, thence south 4il chains, thence east
80 chains, thenee north 40 chains, thence wesl HO
chains to post of commencement, containing 320
ecre/i mure or less.
WM. 1.KS1.IF.
T. D. Laird, Agent
Dated March 20th. 1911
Pub. April 2��lh. 1911
Skeena Land District Dlitrict ol Caasiar
Take notioa that I, Alfred Berry-nan Williams
ol Prince lluperl, B. C, occupallon merchant
Intend lo apply lor permtasion lo purchaae th*
lollowing described lands:
Commencing at a post planted about (2) two
mllea eoutb ol the lorks ol the Whlta and Flat
rivers, tbence 80 chaina south, thence 80 chain,
weal, tbenee 80 cbaina north, tbenos 80 chains
ALFRED BERHYMAN WILLIAMS
Datad April 18, 1911. FrancU S. I'reaton. Agenl
Pub. May 13.
Skaana Land District District ot Casalar
Take notice that I, John Robert I'acev ol l-rince
Rupert, 11. (.'., occupation cook, Inland to apply
lor permaalon to purchaae tbe lollowlng daacribed
lands:
Commeneing at a nosl planted (21 two miles
south and 21 two mlh* west ol the forks of the
While and Flat rivers, thenoe eouth 80 chaina
thenee eaat 80 chaina, thenoe nortb 80 chaina,
thence weal 80 cha ns.
Dsted Apr I 20, 1911 JOHN ROBERT PACEY
Pub. May 13. Franc s S. Preston, Agen
Skeena Land District���District ol Coaat Ranee o
Taka note* that I, Martha Leek, ol l-rince
Rupert, B. C, occupst on marr ��*d woman Intenl
lo apply (or permission lo purchaae tbe (ollowing
described lands:
Commencing at a post plented about th*-ee and
one-half miles distant In a aouthweeterlv direction
from a blind slough (rom Obeervatory Inlet where
the same touches the Ind an Keeerve, tbenee eaat
80 chains. Ihence south 80 cha na, thenoa weat 8
chains, thence norlh 80 cha na lo poinl o( commencement, eonta n ng 040 acrea moro or lees.
Daled Apr I 14, 1911. MARTHA LKEK
Pub. Mav 13.
Skeena Land District���Dlalrlct ol Coast Range
Take notice that Mary Beaton l.ildereleeve ol
Victoria. II. .:.. occupation housekeei**r, Inlendr
to apply tor permlsaion lo purcbaae tne lollowlng
dmcrilred lands*.
Commencini et a post planted at lhe anuthw***.
corner ol Lot 996. Range 5, Coaat Dia.rlr..thenre
80 chaini south thenee 40 chilna eaat, thence HO
ehalna north, thence 40 chatna wnt to point ol
ommeneement, containing 320 acres more or leas.
MARY BEATON OlLDERSI.EKVK
Dated AprU 17, MU.
Pub. May 6.
Socks Scybold holds the American League record for home runs,
He established it in 1902. The
former Athletic, who is now playing
ball In the American Association,
in that year made sixteen. Lu-
dims is confident that hi will
be able to surpass this record.
Tim Jordan, a former Brooklyn
player, now with Toronto, illi'di a
close approach i<> Seybold's record
in 1900. He also repeated In 1908.
Jordan in both years made twelve
homers, l.asl season Fred Heck
of tlie Host.m Nationals, and
Schulte of the Cubs, were lied
for the home-run honors in the
National League. Tiny each got
ten.
0 0 ��
Alexander of the Phillies, says
that the big league scouts, as ;*
rule evade the New York State
League in looking for players. It
can be safely said that in thc
future the scouts will change their
routes,
e e e
Presieleni Hen Johnson of the
American League, is different from
Tom Lynch in punishing ball
players. Instead of suspending
the athletes and thereby weakening
the club he imposts a big fine.
Lynch would rather suspend a
player for three days or more,
as he did Joe Tinker, iu Brooklyn,
Il w;is Tinker's first offense in
four years.
�� �� ��
When the Sanford horses were
shipped away from Amsterdam,
N. Y., to the sales ring al Buffalo
last week, not a wheel was turned
in the great carpet mills of Amsterdam. This was by order of
General Stephen Sanford, to emphasize the harshness of the legislation that prevents llu* racing
of the product of his Hurricane
stuck farm in ihe Empire State.
Frank Laura, the local heavyweight who wired Tom O'Rourke
of the Notional Club, New York
asking for permission to enter
the "white hope" tourney, ri -
ceiveel a wire telling him to com-
on if the conditions suitt-d him.
Laura is in fair shape.
e e *,
Anxious to cut in on the profits
which are lo accrue under the
operation of the new law legalizing
prize fighl ing, fully a score of
promoters from all over the conn
try are in New York trying to
organize fight clubs. Jimmy Brin
is the latest arrival. He announces that he has secured .������ lesase
on the Hubi-r casino, and will
put on only top I'olchers. Meanwhile sentiment against the g.'tne
is growing, and an effort is io Ik*
made by the reform dement u>
have the law re|K-alcel when llic
Legislature reconvenes.
e e e
TheC. P. R. andG. T. P. have
made a rule of a fan and one-
third for llu- round trip from
Vancouver to Victoria August 20
to 27, covering cricket week, providing siirh clubs consist of not
iss thai! tei) RdullS. or their
equivalent, travelling together on
the going trip. Purchasers of
these tickets are requested to
;isk the agent for "Club" tickets,
which will be issued on above lv-is
This recognition of cricket wck
is a compliment which will be
ppreclated.
W. L. BARKER
Architect
Second avciue and Third street
Over Weatenhaver Bros.' Office.
MIJNRO & LA1I.EY
Architects,
Stork Building, Second Av��nue
STUART & STKWAKT
ACCOUNTANTS -:- AUDITORS
Law-Butler Building Phone No. 280
Princa Ruoert P.O. Box 351
ALFRED CAUSS, C. V. BBNNRTT, B.A.
of British Columbia uf B.C.. .lnt.-rio.Sas-
and Muitltob-i llura. kutehewan ana AL
borUi Hi.is
CARSS & BENNETT
Baukistkks, Notaries, Etc
Office-Kxrhnhtre Uoold QORMV Third avenue* and
Sixth street. I'rince Kunert. ti
WM. S. HALL, L.D.&, D.D.S.
Dentist.
Crown and Bridge Work a Specialty.
All dental operations skilfully treated. Gna and
local anasthetiea administered f.*r the painlens ea-
traction of teeth. QtiisulUlinn free. Oflices:
llelarersun Block. Prince Rupert. ii-12
Alex.M.Manson B.A.. W.E.W'illlams.ll.A.. I..1..D
WILLIAMS & MANSON
Barristers, Solicitors, etc.
Box 285
Princ* Rupert, B.C
p. o. BOX 2.1
PRINCE RUPERT
JOHN E. DAVEY
TEACHER OE SINGING
,*. Ill UP WM. l.ix.is. I -.1 . A.H.A M.,*ION��� MM
GEORGE LEEK
MERCANTILE AGENCY
COLLECTIONS AND REPORTS
Third Avenue also Water Street,
PRINCE RUPERT
MISS GRANT
Public Stenographer
Stenography and Typewriting promptly
att<-inl.*iI to.
OFFICE���CONTINENTAL TRUST CO.
Phone 318.
A. M. BROWN
HARNESS * 8ADDI.ERY MANl'FACTl'RER
Repairing a Specialty.
Complete Stock Carried.
Outside Orders Promptly Eilled.
2nd Ave. between 10th and 11th Sta
THE IROQUOIS
POOL
English and American Billiards
Twelve Tablea SECOND Ave.
FRANK D. KEELEY
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIST
Phone No. 200 P. O. Box 580
PRINCE RUPERT, B. C.
PIANOFORTE LESSONS
For Beginnera and Advanced Pupils
Miaa Vera Greenwood
Pupil of Frans Wilctek. Paris and Berlin.
Room 28. Alder Block Upstairs
=e-=-E. EBY CD, Co.-H=
REAL ESTATE
Kitsumkalum Land For .Sale
KITSUMKALUM ��� B. C.
S. O. E. B. S.
The Prlnee Rupert l.*at-re. No. <!-. Hon* of
England, meets the first and thlnl I ..-��� I ,. ��� In
-eel. m.*nth in lhe Sons of Emriand Hall. 2nd Ave.
al ��� p.m.
F. V. CLARK. See .
I' 0. H>.�� 111 Prince Rupert
ERNEST A. WOODS. 1're.ldenl. II.., 2*1
The Duke of York's schsol,
Chelsea, S. \\\, will in future Ik*
known as the I hike of Ynrk's
headquarters, it is officially sn*
nounced.
Mrs. Nehcr, Green Street, will
.ot receive this week.
EMPLOYMENT
OFFICE
F. W. HART
UNDERTAKER A KMHAt.MKH
RTOI'K retMri.KTt: rilONK -A2
HAYNER BROS.
UNDERTAKERS ani. EMBALMERS
Funeral Director*
.led Ave. scar nth SI. I'hone No. W
FREE ^^^
For all kinds of help, cooks,
waiters, dishwashers, hotel porters, all kinds of laborers or mechanics, call up
II Phone No. 178
l or call at the
( Grand Hold Free Employment Office
I Headquarters (of cooks & waiters j
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LINDSAY'S
CARTAGE and
STORAGE
(".. T. P. Transfer Agenl.
Orders promptly flllr-d. Prlcea n-uonable.
OFFICE- H. B. Rochester. Centre St. Phon* m\ THE DAILY NEWS
PEN PICTURE OF LAURIER
BY "TAY PA1T O'CONNOR
Great Irish Leader arid Journalist Tells Why the Jingoes Hate Sir Wilfrid For His Courageous Stand
For Canada's Freedom and Progress
The most imposing figure .*i the no Liberal will consent to give
late Imperial Conference, writes | countenance.
Mr. T, P. O'Coi nor, M. P., in
The Chicago rribune, w.is undoubtedly Sir Wilfrid Laurier.
Thai remarkable man exercised
the sami magnetic influence ovei
the people of England as he does
owl those of hi> own country.
The slight, alen figure, the long
thin, hatchei face crowned with
an aureole of beautiful white hair,
the adroitness and grace of Bpeech,
the courtliness of manner, the im-
pression of a Frenchman walking
straight out of .1 portrait gallery
in an "l.i eighteenth century French
ehait.in. and the language of fervent loyalty to the British flag.
All these things fascinate and even
hypnotize the English people, and
wherever therefore the Canadian
prime minister goes he -t.in.ls
out physically anel intellectually
from every' other colonial.
But though he thus extorts
universal admiration personally,
Hr Wilfrid I.auriir is not loved
politically by the T"rhs, and
especially by ilu* tariff reformers,
as we ell our protectionists. The
the chief sponsor in Canada, is
hated by them with .1 fervor
besfde which eveoi the opponents
of the treaty in Canada itself is
tepid
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"The News* Classified Ads.
==0ne Cent A Word For Each Insertion���
-THEY WILL REPAY A CAREFUL LOOKING OVER-
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The Tories keep girding at the
reciprocity treaty, the ir organs
denounce it almost daily, and they
eagerly devour every speech which
i- antagonistic to it. They have
denounced the Imperial Conference
. - much a-a they dared to do,
because it did not pronounce in
favor of preferential tariff and
they would denounce Laurier if
they dared.
This, however, is but one of
the many reasons why the Tories
dislike Laurier politically. They
regard him iis the great obstacle +~.*~--~-
to the form of imperialism which j
they advnciie. If they were to '
speak their full minds, they would'
demand that the dominions should
\<v pledged to give the full material j
by which they mean military and (
naval support to any policy which
the Mother Country might adopt.
iii course, Laurier has steadily
resisted every proposal which in
any way threatened even to in-
fringe upon ihe absolute self-
government of Canada, anil in
that policy he has the support
nf most of the other colonial
Phone 150
The Insurance People
Fir.*
Life
Marine
Accident
Plate Glass
Employer's Liability
Contractors' and Parsons! Bonds
Policies Prepared While You Wait.
TBS
Mack Realty & Insurance
COMPANY.
P.S. ��� Hcuwa snd Rentals.
efts .-^"w.*N..*eaM"M��Mr^..'��...**..^.'^''*' +
��� Lost and Found j |
m
GROUND
I.ost-A Ijulles' Cold Watch,
turnlnii to News Office.
Ileunrd l�� "'���
M-l-'i
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Money to Loan
ian j
Money to Loan on Prince Rupen Real K-t.it*'.
Airreements of sale bought. P 0. Bo* ***���
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Situations Wanted
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Do away with this. Patronize a whit,
laundry. White labor only at
BOYS! | \*nnX^.,roirVh�� Pioneer Laundry. Phone 118
Two Five Dollar bills to
be Riven away to bright
boys. See Mr. Munroe at
the News office.
I
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Help Wanted
1
.Whites Portland Cement..
G. C. EMMERSON
AGENT
Phone 125 Naden Block Second Ave
Warned���Good sued boy to help in kitchen and
make himself irencrally useful. Apply Jam**.
Hotel. 3rd Ave., corner of t-th Street, tf
Wanted woman to take care of two children. Apply at Cei.tral Hotel '.- *lf
a-~~.+
premiers antl of all Liberal leaders
at home.
Laurier will never assent to any
form of imperialism which means
"jingoism)" and the Tories are
'jingoes." Thus it is that under*
Thcy see hopes in that treaty, neath the general chorus .*.' af*
Their idea of the British Empire fiction and respect for Laurier
i�� that it should 1>. hedged off which is sounded by tin pr.-s-
fruin every other country in the and the pe-ople of ihis e*oumry,
world l.y a wall nf t.'.riffs and be the keen ear may detect this
united in its different panics by minor note of condemnation and
tariffs which give ." each other of dissatisfaction among the To-
a preference over all other nations, ries. Fortunately it does not
Such .mi idea i- in tin* judgment of trouble Laurier; a perfect serenity
X%*r**xm9>**mM Hll��||-fcll ���*.*,**_,,*�� ill
| For Rent
Newly furnished larire outside rooms. Good
location, near business section. Everything
homelike. Hot and cold water, hath and telephone. Call and see them. I'hone 179. The
Dlirby Rooms. IM-MO
Furnished rooms with bath. Pi-eclat rates by
the week. Talbot House. lii-Xt
COmpan)' s Officials. Neatly Furnished .-uoms.Kenllemcn preferred.-
Apply Mrs. Mullin, over Majestic Theatre, tf
Mclntyr* Hail, for concerts, entertainments,
dances, etc. Apply J, H. Roirere. phone 116.
Nice Fumlshe.1 Rooms, Mr*. Greenwood, Alder
Block; Third Ave. IT.���if
Ru|K*rt and the Granby property
;ii Cioose Bay, Hidden Creek, and
Observation Inlet. She is for the
ii-. ol the
This morning ilu* Kipling met the
S.S. Prince Ruiiert at I'ort land
Inlet to embark several of the
Granby Company's heads.
| j Waterman's
Ideal
Fountain Pen
A SEA TRAGEDY
Captain of British Tug Tells of
a Gruesome Sight
New five room house, cor. Ith Ave. and Bowser
stt-eet. fc!i a month. Phone I or P.O. box sM.
l**"-tf
For Rent-Sons of England Hall, Snd Ave., for
Dances. Fraternal Societies. Social., etc. Apply
Frank A Ellis, Box S6�� or phone 6.-. 186-lf
Tacoma, Wash., Aug. 16.���Captain K. McMullen of the Briiish
ji*e.lf
For Sale
From $2.50 to $25.00
Wicker Baby i'arna,re also household furniture. I
Frank Evans. Phone 256. 21-11.6 ,
CV-oklnit lianirr and Kitchen Furniture, Apply I
(Tor. 9th and Cotton Streets. i - ��� it |
For Sale-Chicken Ranch. 2 Storey house, household traale. Near Prince Rupert. A snap if
taken at once. Address Box >'.*>. tf
A pen for every hand.
The New Safety is the last
word in Fountain Pen
efficiency.
Floor Space for Rent
in the Hart building, cornerof
Second Ave. and Sixth Street.
Tlie Best Business Corner in Prince Rupert
********
Apply
Jeremiah H. Kugler, Ltd.
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AUCTION SALE
"THE CHANCE OF A LIFETIME.'
Gents' Furnishings
Clothing, Boots & Shoes, Rubber Goods, Underwear, Fixtures and Fittings, Travelling Bags, etc.
The Balance of Stock of C. B. Schreiber & Co..
who arc relinquishing business, to be :-: :���:
Sold Without Reserve by PUBLIC
AUCTION at
Schreiber's Store
Centre Street, Prince Kupert, commencing
SATURDAY, AUGUST 19(1, at 2 and 8 p.m.
McRAE BROS., LTD.
Everything for the Office.
all nun of liberal opinions ���* of *m|x*"s .mc of the nm
England a false and even dis- political gifts of that extraordinary from TaxajdM lt,mti B.C., report*
������*.ir.-u** ..in. ...������In. .���������> Mich i.l,*..l man. ^ ^ ,,,.,, (, ,. ^.^ TuwUy
, levelling in the vicinity ol Active
MAGNIFICENT FAST LAUNCH ; ; ' **�� < J ���
hill*... he s.*\l a in,*|i thrown e>VCr- -'������ ���" and M, Bl>ck ST. Sections. Taylor street,
A|\|\|VFS K(||l (lRANBl GO ���H'*u'<- >r"m ���' tr...111Ji stli'llll r llyit'g terms. ^ply B..x W'p.o" Prince Ru'p^rt*
.1 foreign llug which was passing .
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out m sea fr.-m Victoria or Van- } j
\ Insurance j
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Length 50 ft., beam 9 ft., draft 4 ft.
ll1H>Ua;l1 till* l.lr.oeul.'.r-. -, I.I t .Ml- OUR Companies are noted for prompt and just ,* ������ Sup pnirin.. H.iiler used three
,, ,, , , , ,' settlements. We write every known class of " ln-' B n-r- <-.nKln*-* Doner u��eu uirei
"..'.111 Mullen, When I ..|>-< mil ,t Insurance. The Mack Realty and Insurancee*o. I seasons, now in use as Cannery tender.
FRANK A. ELLIS
- AUCTIONEER
Power Boat "Kipling," Sixty Feet Long, Sixty H.P.
Slender Beam, Makes 15 Knots per Hour���Will
Run Between Rupert and Goose Bay
ouver.
"I was looking at the vessel
FOR SALE
Steam Tug "Nagasaki,"
Change of Ownership.
..Grand Hotel..
WorklnAman'S Home This Is to give notice that I.J..hnC,...ln.s* *...
j sold tnv business at the Grand II <** '������
Sprine Beds, clean White Sheets 25c I'r."1""" All persons holdm.- s-. ���������!��� -a.-s-,t
r sa.fc.aa the tiranil Hotel are re.iue.led to send into* ��n*
Room* 50c at once to me. for payment. All rent, d
lirand Hotel are lol* paid to li-T.-r It---* -
BEST IN TOWN FOR THE MONEY >-J->r johs ...'"I'MA*-..
CEO. BRODERIUS. Propri*lor
Business Chances
��� Busines
pother superb launch has been beautiful pe��-er Joat. Developing ,,,.���,.,���,-������ ,,��� ,,u. f���nu,n| |||rk
added to the flee, ol line pomr 60 II. P. tnth a beam ol only eight ������, from ^ m_ Q.
boat- |.l\im; in and .iroiiii. Kit- lie; ami It t'kth ot hit ft. -lit is one -,_. .��� , 1 * . 1
.,. ,,, , , ,. , , -.illors a Ulan was seel] holstiil
perr. the Kipling .1 new and ol the fastest k..soIiiu. Ixmis here , , . , . ,
handsome 00 fi hoal inai mir. mnlrfnir IS L-nots an hour ouiwarns wuil a rope . 0,���, mone>. |n M���vln Plctur��� wamd-A
nanosomi wit. boat jusj pur- making 10 snots an nour. around hU neck. He was lowered \.��*>r\n'm#?l���'nt* 'it,m.'h��� 1? ���'"""
chased by the uai-x.l tin tiranbv H.*r tiniipnient 1-perfect. -**!u* . ... - , , . &,���.!��,
-a , , _ . , ��� . ',.,., ��� lo Wltluil .1 fi W tut o| tlu* water. ��alerlown. Wis.
Smelter arnved Company in Ru- carnes two dinghies and all ap- ^ i]un ^ ,)mki> m ^
Pen las. nun, and has since punenances ol an efficient pemer mt��� poatnniinm^
puUed wi for Port Essington and boat Built and purchased In m ^^^ au���,orili(.s ilaVi. i
' "'"������<��� Bay. \ancouvtr bv the dranbv t "in- , ... , , ,
,.,.,... . ,..',. .��� f Ikiii notiheil of ilu* eircuili-al.'iic*.
I In* Kipling 1- in cv.-ry way a|pany the Kipling will run between
.^.^.i May be seen at Port Nelson Cannery,
For further particulars
Lord, Port Nelson, or H.
Co., Vancouver, B.C.
ue-iii
a ,1 .1 . IM- BUeil .1
T Naas river.
j ' applv to W. Li
j Bell-Irving & I
H. Davis,
137-wl
NOT ICE!
Comox-Atlin Liberal Convention
is fixed for
SATURDAY, AUGUST 19TH
at Nanaimo, B.C.
All delegates throughout the
OniUtUincy will please endeavor to be
present
BUSINESS-Selection of a candidate to contest seat In Dominion Par
liament fur Comox-Atlin
(Signed)
H. C. Brewster, M.L.A., Chairman
rest for Mcdonald
An Angry Angus of the Great
Clan waa Giving Trouble
Altirnl brilliantly in a bright
blue mil of dungarees Angus
McDonald, seaman o( the Prince
K111m t,. tn.i'l. his Im.w to Magistral Mi Mullin this morning charg-
>*<l with the Inevitable "l> and l>."
and was icntcnccd to thirty days,
Accused looked like Cinderella
after thc ball, for he had lost one
boot, and his light fantasdc les
��..- encased in a burst patent
leather ~iip|H r. Angus pleaded
hard few pity bui the police ivi-
dencc proved him t" have been so
very obstreperous .u'.l caused so
much trouble that there -a.'- nothing for it but thc month's rest
after his exertions which Magis*
' irale McMullin pre-, rii>< .1.
FOR RENT
Store Bulldinir n Second Avenue and
Seventh Street. Low Rent.
Jeremiah H. Kugler, Ltd.
aHXSttHMHHMUHMHMHXHKBXtt}.
MISS ELSIE FROUD
A.L.C.M.
Teacher of Piano, Violin and
Voice Culture.
Do Your Shoes
Need Repairing
If so bring them to our
NEW STAND
Third Avenue, between
Tth and 8th St. We
have moved from the
Hart Block : :
2nd Ave,
Between Tth & 8th Sts.
Trince Rupert
Pre-emptiona 4 Purchases
Located in Lakelse and Naas
Kiver Valleys. Address "Locators," Box No. 989.
DANCE
Toniaht. Thursday, August 17th, com-
men.lnir at 10 p.m.. in the K. of P.
Hall. Sixth Street. Gray's Orchestra
Genlt $1.00
Ladiet Free
John Kadakas
Third Avenue Bet. Tth and Sth Sts.
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POLICE WATCHES
All Varied in lime in Police
Court the other day. If
you carry a : : :
Reliable Standard Watch
You would always have the
Correct Time
Only reliable watches are
kept in stock by the G.T.P.
Official Welch Inspector.
��*���������������
R. W. Cameron & Co.
Cor. 6th St. and Second Avenue.
phone 82
A*iMA^A**AAAAAAAAAAAAAiVH
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New Goods for
your Toilet Table
Some of the leading
wholesale druggists
have just sent us some
new perfumes, preparations and toilet
necessities : : : :
We carry only thc best
Patent Medicines and
our Prescription Department is a specialty
C. H. Orme
"THE flONKER IlRl-CCIST"
Second Ave. Phrne No. 82
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ForSale
Lot
6,r��
li and 4
T and 8
Block Section
34 8
14 8
36 T
Ms
Come in aud see our list of buy* in
other parts of the CltJ
Mussallem & Company
..Good Freah Groceries at Cily Prices.
OUR GROCERIES are Fresh
and First-Class Goods only.
Give us your next order for a
trial.
Mussallem & Company
Phone 228 Black
fith Ave., East of McBride
G.R. NADEN COMPANY
Limited.
Second Ave, Prince Rupert. B.C
stCf\ Cash will handle I "**> -,"1 in
*7*fV Section T. Price e-f'. BslM��
monthly.
I Af* '-.and 1��. Block ��.8*e*Bi
LOIS $2T5 each. 4M50 cash. balM��
easy. f
I.ota on Summit Avenue at SW. ��*>
terms. , Vl���
\partment for rent. $2" a mui.th. WW
For Fire, Life and Accident li-.surance
see me. . ,_i
Lots in Fort George at IW.W��*".
SlOamonth. For tr..' m?P*
and information Ml �� gS
is the time to buy lots m ron
George.
JOHN DYBHAVN
Pattullo Block.
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INVESTMENTS
JEREMIAH H. KUGLER
REAL
ESTATE
He sells Buildings He soils Contracts
He has Houses to Rent
Hc buys Lots
He builds Homes
Special Bargains in
Kitselas Land* Francois Lake Lands Lakelse Lands
Hazelton District Lands Bulkley Valley LandB
Kispiox Valley Lands Porcher Island Lands
Kitsumkalum Lands, Sand, Gravel and Marble Deposits
fe:a:^:^:S.n:S*il.n.GlS.B:
Lut Your Properties with Jeremiah H. Ku8l��
He buys Leases
He loans Money
He has Farms For Sale
He sells Houses
He rents Stores
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Second Avenue, Prince Rupert, B. C.
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