THE WEATHER Twenty-four hours ending5 a.m., Oct. 13 w.v TEUP. HIN.TKMP. BAR. IN. RAIN 66.0 -19 0 29*597 .07 \ The Daily News^ Formerly The Prince Rupert Optimist V hc> ~~" next mails , ?-_ For south L6KIS ak-r^iiiaui/Buiitliiy 9 a. m. Pi*MiL-V*8SWgex. Montluy, 8 a.m. ifte^HoiiTH 'rim-ess Roy%, \\Monilay, p.m. fOL II. ">* 234 Prince Rupert, B.C., Friday, October 13, 1911. Price Five Cents dAO NED AT LAST, tm* ^ fO OPPOSE RE-ELECTION OF HON. L P. PELLETIER pewly Appointed Postmaster-General May Have the Fight of His Life to Hold His Seat in Quebec County Dissatisfaction Felt Over the French Representation (Canadian Press Despatch) tjuebec, Oct. 13.���H. R. H. the jke of Connaught, thc newly nointed Governor General of lii.ula, arrived at Quebec Harbor evening on the liner Empress [Britain. large concourse of peop'e e waiting at the wharf when vessel pulled in, anxious to Ich a glimpse of their Royal VTEST NEW ENTERPRISE ight Young Men Arrive to )pen New Specialty Hardware Store. ���Jowly graded as it is and wiih new broad plankway built on sides of tho business section d avenue is attracting new Inesses already. A bright new Idwarc establishment is to open Iclose lo Fifth street corner. It prove s|H*oially attractive to ne furnishers. Thc store is to opened aliout November 1st ! Messrs. Frank Miller and A. trigan, two young men from title" ex|*crienced in the com- 1,1.1 travelling line, and well i.\i n in this dislrict. mey will specialise in domestic fdware. kitchen furnisliirgs par- lilarly, as light shelf hardware, Isswarc, tinware, and all the lie things thc home maker and luscwife like to select personally. |. Frank Miller has just left Vancouver to purchase the bck anil Mr. Carrigan is prc- fing to receive it. Both Ixiys ve "cottoned on to" Rupert and here to stay and make good. Improved Wharf |F. M. Davis, of the boat, wharf Id marii'c repair station, hits turned from a few weeks' business ty in Seattle. Mr. Davis has completed the construction of Highnesses, but to their great disappointment they did not appear on deck. The Royal party wi'l remain in their cabins until this afternoon when the official landing will take place, and the swearing in ceremonies will be gone on with. They will then proceed to Rideau Hall to lake up their official residence and prepare for the opening of the new parliament. the new safe gangway to his boat stage and il is now safe and comfortable of access to all . String railings guard ladies and children from the least chance of a slip. STARVING ON HIGH SEAS Religious Fanatics in Yacht Making Signals of Distress New York, Oct. 12.���The steamer Lapland which arrived last light from Antwerp, sighted on. Friday afternoon flying the signal "Short of provisions; starving," the schooner yacht Coronel, owned by Frank W. Sanford, leader of "The Holy Ghost and Us" sect of Shiloh, Maine. The Lapland supplied her wiih a boat load of provisions, but the steamer's officers were unable to learn the cir cumstanccs which caused the Coronet's predicament. The Coronet had on boanl twenty-three persons. As far as they dould learn the yacht WAS bound from African iwrls for Portland. OLDEST MASON DEAD Samuel Dolson of St. Catherines Passes Away -Was Aged Ninety-three. (Canadian 1'it-ss Despatch) St. Catherines, Oct. 13.���Samuel Dolson died here today, aged ninety-three. He was famous as the oldest Mason and Independent Oddfellow in. Canada. He joined the Masons ihirty years ago. By thc Prince Rupert this morning there left for tin* south about forty first class and forty-live second class passengers. CHINA AWAKES TO HER PERIL (Canadian Press Despatch) Pekin.Oct. 13. -TheChinese government has awakened to the danger of the revolution. General Ying Tchng, the minister of war, has departed gurriedly today for Pao Ting Fu, 100 miles south of here where the sixth division army is making hasty preparations to depart for Hankow, THURSDAY S BASEBALL Pacific Coast League Portland 0, 1 ��� I.os Angeles 1, 5. Frisco ti, 0; Sacramento 12,4. Oakland 4, 1; Vernon 1,0. National League Brooklyn 3, ri; Niw York 0, 2. Cincinnati 4, Chicago 3. Will Open Office Mr. I-.. Alger of the Canadian Home Investment Company, of Vancouver, is in town locating a branch office for his company in the Mclntyre Block. He will be joined tonight by Mr. W. Tait who will have charge of thc local office. Captain J. C. McLeod is hen- visiting his son, Mr. Jarvis McLeod of the Customs department. Captain Mcl.iod is a well known pioneer navigator of the Great 1-akcs and has many friends here and in tin- norih. Scribbling pads for sale at The News office. tf IEW CHURCH OPENED WITH CONGREGATIONAL BANQUET resbytenans Celebrated Last Night in Their New Building -Congratulations Were Freely Offered and an Evening of Good Fellowship Was Spent Just lo make it very clear lhal is their inlention to^'wax and fow fat in the lard" as the piptures would say, the Prcsby- ^rians opened their new church iiilding on Fourth avenue, near cBridc slreel, last night wiih a lir.quct', Three long tables sin tch bg from end to end of the new luildirg proved Inadequate to seat 111 who came, and a few had to Ji'.ve a second silting. In point attendance along lhe gathering 'as a greal success. But the feast of spirit and flow if soul that followed overshadowed ilu- mundane commencement. foist and song and Speech, and a general atmosphere of good fellowship contributed to the greater ilCCeSS of the banquet, the speakers Winding Mr. George R. Naden, lr. Fred Slork, Mr. D. Mcl.iod, Mr. D. C McRae, Mr. F. 0. law-son, Mr. Gampp, Mr. J. S. Towpcr, and Rev. F. W. ���<'" The musical part of ihe programme Ml provided by thc Prince Rupert Orchestra, with vocal solos by Miss Glahom. Mr. T. G. Davey, Mr. Alix. Clapperton, aid a flute and violin duet by Miss Barker ai'd Mr. Froud. Miss Froud assisted at the piano, Quite the feature of the enteriaii men I was the humorous duel, "The Rival Lovers," by Messrs. Davey and Clapperton, which provoked boisterous merriment. The church managers wen- freely commended for iheir foresight in selecting the excellent site the church now enjoys, and for their economical management of Unbuilding fund. The plana were donated by Mr. W.L. Barker, and many of the congregation gave service of evenings in the building of the new church, so that the out of pocket is only a matter ocostf $1,400. Special praise was tendered .he Ladies' Aid for their service in .collccling funds and in helping toward thc general success of the various causes of the church. REVOLUTION BREAKS IN CHINA Rebels Joined by Soldiers Rise and Demand That China Set Up a Republic---Are Joined by Whole Provincial Assembly- Want Dr. Sun Yat Sen as President���Battle Between Wu Cheng Forts and Cruiser (Canadian Press Despatch) Hankow, China, October 13.���The revolution that has been hanging over China for several months in which the rising in the province ot Sze Chuen is only a small part has begun in real earnest. It is a concerted movement to shake the Empire and declare it a republic. A CHINESE REPUBLIC If the plans do not mis-carry the noted exile and revolutionist Dr. Sun Yat Sen, the leader of the anti-Manchu party, will be elected President. His brother who is now in Hankow has been elected President of the provincial assembly. The whole assembly has seceded from the Imperial government and the rebels are well organized and financially strong. A WIDESPREAD MOVEMENT Thousands of soldiers have joined the revolution. The prisons have been opened today and all criminals liberated. Orders have been issued that the lives of all foreigners are to be protected. There has been a sharp exchange of shots today between the Wu Cheng forts and a Chinese cruiser. BIG GUN BOOMED Bottom of One of Battleship's Boats Fell Clean Out Portholes Fractured and Skylights Shattered- Men Wore Wool- padded Earlaps. London, Ocl. 13.���(S|*ecial)��� The battleship Orion's 13.5-inch guns have been tried with re- markabe effect. So tremendous was the concussion that windows iverc shaken in Southsca, ten miles away. The structure of ilu- ship well withstood the test and showed no damage. AH those engaged in tin- Bring operation wore wool-padded ear- laps. Hardened glass sky'ighis ;.,d .i.irtholes were badly fractured, and the coverings of canned goods in the ship's stores burst, and much crockery was smashed. The decks were not buckled by lhe blast, thanks to the manner in which the) were specially .streng thened, bu. die hoiiom of one of the ship's boats fell clean oul. New lot fancy Kimopa Flannelettes.���Wallace's. 2t WILL BUILD BIG STOCKYARDS Three Big Western Railroads Have Bought Big Acreage at St. Boniface for Stockyard Site. (Canadian Press Despatch) Winnipeg, Ocl. 12.���Afler iwo years' negotiations, lhe three big Western Canadian railways, the C. P. R*. C. N. R��� andC.'. T. P.. have agreed on ilu- purchase of 218 cares in Si. Boniface across lhe river from here. On this sin* they will proceed lo erect large stockyards. The Govern men I will aid to the extent of a quarter million dollars. SANK HER HELPER Steamships Collide. Whole Crew Drowns off Goodwin Sands. London, Ocl. 13.���(Special)*��� The British steamer Hatfield, from Huelva, Spain, for Rotterdam, was in collision with lhe British steamer Glasgow, from Rotterdam for Dundee, aid sunk. All the members of the Hatfield's crew, numbering about twenty nun, were drowned. The II.-ilu Id had gone io the assistance of llic Glasgow, which had broken her steering gear aid had signalled for assistance. The Glasgow was picked up by another steamer antl towed into lhe harlxir al Dover. The S.S. Celtic with a full Cargo "( coal for Messrs. Rochester ft Munro is delayed for a few* days. She ran ashore near Vancouver on ihe northward tiip but was got off easily. THE DUKE OF CONNAUGHT HAS ARRIVED IN CANADA Reached Quebec Last Night on the Empress of Britain���Large Crowd of People Who Gathered Were Disappointed at Not Seeing Him on Deck (Canadian Press Despatch) Quebec, On. 18, It is alto gether likely that very strong opposition will Ik- offered to Hon. L. P. Pelletier, the newly appointed Postmaster General when he offers himself for re-election as member for Quebec County next month. The Liberal organ here has threatened the Minister wiih a strenuous fight. The Liberals hen- are very much dissatisfied with the French Canadian representation in the Borden Cabinet, and will count on thai dissatisfaction in lhe coming cor test. Hon. Mr. Pelletier only gained a vistory over his ..pp. i ti l J. P. Turcotte by a slender majority, antl if serious opposition is made his re-election is by no means assured. New nelettea. lot fancy -Wallace's Waist Flan- 2l ABANDONED MT. ROBSON CAMP A. (). Wheeler. F. R. G. S., director of thc Alipne club of Canada, has just relumed from thc Yellow Head Pass, in the neighborhood of which he Spent lhe past three mor ihs. Wheeler was in charge of a party which went nonh on July 1, for the purpose of making .- topographical survey of the Yellow Head region. The pan> made a circuit of 100 miles around Mount Robson and made complete maps of the enclosed area. Travelling with ilu in wen- several scientists representing ilu-Smithsonian Institute of Washington, who were commissioned ,o nuke ;i study of lhe fauna of the region aid who secured over K(Ml specimens. Mr. Wheeler stales lhat lhc Alpine* club will be obligetl lo abandon lhe idea of holding next season's camp in the neighborhood of Mount Robson aa he found that lhe diffituliies of such an undertaking would be ioo great owing to the lack of trails and transportation facilities, W. T. White formerly manager of lhe National Trust Comp.-i \ of Toronto, has been succeeded by Mr. W. I-'.. Riindle as manager of lhe concern. Mr. While becomes president in succession to J. W. Fli-velle. THE COST OF NAVIES Great Britain to Spend More Than Ever This Year. Estimates $75,000,000 The Briiish naval estimates for this year are exceedingly large, li is the intention to appropriate 878.000,000 for new constructions Thi- sum tf money will provide live Dreadnoughts ,three protec- tive cruisers, i-iil ;i number of torpedo boat destroyers aid submarines. Niws ilso ct mes which -. \- Austria-Hungary is to spend within the iixi dw years 875,- iHHl.iMK) in naval construction, and ihis is regarded as peculiarly sig- nificant inasmuch as Austria-Hungary is Germany's ally. At the present lime Briiish tonnage is 430,000 tons; that of Germany is 207,0*10 ions- and ihe li.iied Slates is in the ri xl position wiih 130.000 tons. FIVE MONTHS IN JAIL Philip T. Nicholas Passed Bogus Cheques Five months sentence was passed by lhe magistrate yesterday on Philip T. Nicholas for having p.*���ul Imgus cheques in this city. This i-. .. t rouble which has been common in Rupert for -tune lime and several have Incn pu.iishcd for it. TO FORCE BATTLE AT TRIPOLI General Conevi, Commander-in-Chief of the Italian, Expedition, Decides to March Immediately Upon the Turks Who are Entrenched Outside the Town and Supported With Field Guns���Proclamation Issued REMEMBERED THE MINISTER WHO HAD MARRIED THEM Mr. and Mrs. George Farren of Porcher Island, Send the First Fruits of Their Ranch Over to the Minister Who Married Them A Grate fnl Compliment (Canadian Press Despatch) Tripoli, Oct. 13.���General Con- tvi, Commander in Chief of the Italian military expedition, has decided i<> act quickly. It is believed the troops under him will march immediately against the position occupied by lhe Turks. Turks are Entrenched A reconnalsar.ee of the desert today disclosed ���" central body of Turks wiih field guns not far from thc city. Nineteen, more Italian tansr- ports escorted by warships carrying the second division of troops nr- rived this morning aid hastily landed. There is now 8 force of 22,000 Italian soldiers al Tripoli. The total division is one hundred and fifty thousand. Although the utmost prccau- lions have been taken cholera has broken out amongst the Iroops and four deaths have occurred. Italian Proclamation General Conevi has issued a proclamation to ihe Inhabitants assuring ihem lh.it liny will roi be enslaved by Italy, bill on the C0ntrery( will be liberated from the yoke under which ihey have been laboring for years. They will be ruled by their own chiefs and receive the paironage of the King of Italy. All religious and irreli vent laws are lo be respected, antl taxes are lo be reduced or abolished. Il concludes by staling that Italy desires Tripoli to remain under lhc hand of [slam ai'd under ihe protection of Italy. About a year ago a young rancher from Porcher Island ki ock- ed bashfully at the tloor ..f the residence of one of the local ministers, He led wiih him .- brave maiden who was willing to go over lo lhe forest .nil -t. p.d by his side as he carved out a home for I hem. Yesterday there came lo the minister's house a huge parcel with "The compliments of Mr. and Mrs. George Farran." The pared contained ilu- hugest and cleanest samples of ill Undi of vegetables, all of which have been grown on their own Iii lie f.-rtn ,it Refuge Bay. Onions and turnips, Carrots, cabbage, preserved fruit���all were then and there .���re going lo be some excellent bachelor meals in the minister's Cabin for the next few- ��!.*\ -. will give is that he i- Scotch. .Mil kipl Ihem .* way from the bai quel table ai his kirk lasi night. The thank offering is good evl- di i-i i that ihe mnrrlage hi i turned um to be a ver) hnpp) one to ihe young couple. Ni w fall goods arriving by every boat.���Wallace's. 2t SHOCK FOR VANCOUVER City Building Inspector Tells Committee That All Theatres but One are Not Safe. (Canadian Press Despatch) Vancouver, Ocl. 18,- Answering Altlernian Crowe at a meeting of lhe civic building coiiiiuittec here yesterday afternoon, Building In- . .peel or Jarrclt declared ir his The News WOUM gl.'dly give ',;,.������,��� ',,,;,, a*] Uu. theatres in the name of the bachelor minister,^. dty v.hh _-- t.xtl.,ll(<m wm. but is afraid that ii might b��lnot perfectly safe. Crowded mil in lhe rush for the I good things. The only hint we| Pantorium Pioneer Cleaners, I'hone 4 THE DAILY NEWS The Daily News The Leading Newspaper and the Largest Circulation in Northern B. C. Published by the Prince Rupert Publishing Company, Limited DAILY AND WEEKLY TRANSIENT DISPLAY ADVERTISING-50 cents per inch. Contract rates on application. Daily Edition. Friday, Oct. 13 MORE PROTECTION '? NEEDED Two very Interesting despatches found their way over the* telegraph wires yesterday, more pertinent to the individual citizens of Prince Rupert than anything from the seat of war, One told of a meeting of ihe Coast and Mountain Lumber .Assoc'ition at Calgary; the other told of a meeting of the Canadian Manufacturers' Association at Toronto. Each association has for its object the furthering of the material Welfare of iis members. That is a worthy object, with which no man can quarrel, No apology is needed even from a wealthy lumberman or a plutocratic manufacturer, if he desires to become siill more wealthy. The noticeable feature of both meetings, according to the press despatches, is that the lumbermen and the manufacturers alike sought to increase their wealth, not by opening up larger markets and increasing their outputs, but by seeking legislative restrictions on trade. The lumbermen were very frank about it. They did not conceal that they intended to seek increased wealth by brining about an artificial lumber famine, "The members agreed that many mills on both sides of the line are to remain closed until 1913" is the blunt but eloquent wording of the press despatch. The lumbermen calculate that they can make-more money by limiting the output of lumber, than by bothering about opening up new markets. Valuable machinery will lie idle. Lumber camps will disband, saw mill employees will break up iheir homes and disperse to seek other jobs, but thc wealthy members of lumbermen's associations will look to the lumber shortage to create starvation prices. This will pay for the rotting mills and the silent plants, and leave siill larger prolits. It is the easy road���for the lumber operators. Bui there is one danger to the lumbermen'? plans. When lumber reaches famine prices, it will be profitable for United States lumbermen to ship in American lumber. .Accordingly, to quote the words of the despatch "an elTort will be made to have the Government give added protection to rough lines of lumber." The News has no hard words for the Lumbermen's Association. The News is only concerned in its responsibility lo educate the public a- io ihe methods whereby ihey are victimised under by the operation of a tariff. A tariff is a legislative weapon whereby the wealthy producers are protected from molestation while engaged in the task of extorting fictitious values from the mass of poor consumers. The case of the Canadian Manufacturers' Association upon which at the outset we had intended to elaborate, is identical in spirit with the case of the lumbermen. They want a "revision of thc tariff," but it is to be revised upwards instead of downwards. Before even Mr. Borden's ministers can hold their first Cabinet meeting, the Canadian Manufacturers' Association are meeting to plan how to get back ihe huge sums they spent in the recent election in defeating reciprocity. This is not a question of ]>olitics; it is a question of economics for every voter to grapple with. CHINKS MUST PAY DOUBLE A Regina Restaurant Decides to Draw the Color Line Drastic Method to be Used. (Canadian Press Despatch) Regina, Oct. 12.���A city restaurant here has decided to draw the color line in fill lire on all blacks, Japanese and Chinese patrons who will have to pay double what their while brothers are charged. Ihis is not declared to be a money making venture, but a hint to all the* colored people iluii iheir presence is not wanted. BY-ELECTIONS ARE ANNOUNCED Writs Issued Today for Ten Constituencies Represented by the New Ministers. (Canadian Press Despatch) Ottawa, Oct. 12.���Writs ate lo be issued today for ten by-elections in those constituencies represented by those numbers of the Borden govern men I who have been assigned portfolios. The nominations ;ire to be on October 25, and elections on November 1st. Nothing has been determined .is lo the seats lo be occupied by Messrs. Hazen, Cochrane, and White. It is understood that Hon. Robert Rogers has been offered lhe Winnipeg seat, as there is a probability of Mr. Haggart going to ihe senate. WAR IN PORTUGAL Royalists are Operating in the Smaller Frontier Towns (Canadian Press Despatch) Bragansea. Portugal, Ocl. 12 ��� It is difficult to obtain reliable information concerning the positions and movements of the Royalists who appear to be operating in the small towns along the frontier. Ii is declared they have withdrawn now into Spain. IS IT A QUIET GRAFT? Alderman Newton's action in criticising the civic advertising patronage on Wednesday night, gives the News an opportunity to discuss a question which it would nol have raised itself. The News w.i- quite conscious that it was being unfairly discriminated against, but accepted ihe discrimination as ilu* price it paid for retaining its liberty to serve ihe public. At no lime has ihe News ever been a suppliant for "pap." Ii did not look for a square deal in the matter, and consequently ha- not been disappointed. But it is time lhat the question thus raised should be properly ventilated. Lasi year's council very properly awarded its advertising by public tender. The Journal was the successful tenderer, and very properly entitled to it. Why was that system abolished this year? Both Mayor Manson and the Journal are on trial today, ard should explain how it is that large advertising this year has been given to the Journal without a tender, and at double the rales which the Journal agreed to print the city's advertising at. Had lhc Journal been a widely reatl newspaper, such as one other We could mention, bad it helped the town by paying out in wages and operation during the year a sum of over $2.5,00'.) to citizens of Prince Ruperl, as has the News, sonic public spiriled reason might In* Imagined for thus quietly giving it subsidies out of the people's purse. The mailer calls for very full explanation. II II II II II II II AT THE EMPRESS THEATRE TO-NIGHT FAMOUS NUN DEAD Mother Superior of Blessed Vir gin Passes Away at Loratto Abbey. (Canadian Press Despatch) Toronto, Oct. 12.���The Reverend Mother Viclorine Harris, Chief Superior of the Institute of the Blessed Virgin in America died here today at Loratto .Abbey. nn.si: 301 PONY EXPRESS ���rtTCMATtC MUtCHANTl- DELIVERY HRVICE Hume*. Stora-*** "in,I Fnrwanlln, An*-*,,ts. For Was or Motor Car day or ni-rht Seventh Ave. and Pulton Phone 301 Gasoline Launches, .Rn7c.Bn0.v: For Hire by Hour or Day llnAl.l III il.T AND ItKI'AIRKIl- I. iamtm Ua Crack P.O. Bai 187 l-Hi.si: 259 ei��l*l:N I I !! ���A Comedy-drama that will delight you ��� "La Belle Marie" With Miss Mullalliy as La Belle Marie ���WILL BE nODtfO-D WITH SPECIAL SCENERY BV- The WILLIAMS STOCK Co. * * * * * - * -*���*-*-* FRED. STORK -General Hardware Builders' Hardware Valve, & Pipes Oxford Stovei * Graniteware Tinware * n SECOND - AVENUE i, D00R8 OPEN AT 7..I0 CURTAIN AT B.1S SHARP Prices*. 50c, 75c, $1.00 RKSKRVKD SEATS ON SALE IN THE THEATRE OFFICE ...FOR RENT... s 5-room Houae on 8th Ave., Bection 5. Partly furnished, $22 a month ...for^saLe... Lots 8 and 9, block 34, see. 8, $600. Easy cash and terms Lot 19, block 26, ner. fi, Easy terms. Lot 22, block 24, sec. fi, $800. Lot 17, block 49, tec. 7. $3fil>. $fi0 cash and $25 per month. Fire, Life, Accident and Liability Insurance JOHN DYBHAVN Pattullo Block. w. j. McCutcheon i ��� 11 i, Qnm complete flock of Drum. Special ,, i i attention paid to filling prescriptions. . ��� ��� > Theatre BUck pmonb no. 79 Seco��i Are. I 1 m �� V' m lit B B *** I 0 m Another Great Story THE DAILY NEWS READERS HAVE ANOTHER TREAT IN STORE FOR THEM The News has received so many letters of appreciation from its readers for its enterprise and judgment in securing the serial rights of Captain Give Wol- ley's great story, "The Tenderfoot's Wooing," that it has gone still further. The News has secured the serial rights for Louis Tracy's Great New Story "The Pillar of Light" and will start the story Next Week. Louis Tracy is the greatest writer of fascinating adventure stories in England.���His plots are vigorous.���His characters are lifelike. There is not a dull paragraph. His stories are models of good English too What The Pillar of Light Is The "Pillar of Light" is a sea story of love and adventure. As you may guess the "Pillar of Light" is a lighthouse. The story concerns the romance of Stephen Brand the lighthouse keeper and man of mystery. It is a story of heroic deeds in many lands. It will hold you to the very last word and delight you all the time. In the end you will see the greater meaning of the title "The Pillar of Light. : : : This story is exclusive in British Columbia to the Daily News and its readers. See that you get the story from the start by having your name entered on the Daily News books as a subscriber. ���THE DAILY NEWS, DELIVERED. 50c a Month $5.00 a Year Skoena l.unil DUtrlot -Distri,. ' 'j'.**-*"";. llialtlur Kite! ''h"l��>�� lalnior ul l'ri���,��� iiV]2n. i I"" ,'"U,11, I bOOklmpil-, llll-r.,,1 U, Upply i��� .''*-.''In,, nOoMt th Landa i���, ���\,.,,.',-;, ' coa mid petroleum ���i, ���,���| ,. ' ��� :��� lund on Qrjhara uiu-j ,,,.������,,. '��� *U*x*s ���i I . em ... .. . ' ��' In! ������*_.. |,���|,-,1 Sept. 11, un Pub. Sopt IS, ra Hmu Land Dbtriot ���Dutifa...,, ��� Tak..iuih-iuim'I,.,,".,.-' Banner ol Prince Hupii i, , ',"" ���'��������������� bookkwiH-r, intond to ��,,[,: ',.. | ,��� '""I'siiuii miaaiom-r ul l.un.l. (���r toiil and patrolaum ou and . land ou Graham l,lai,,l,l,.,���,,,,,',,, ��<* �� I ummenciii, al a pual pl ,' ot Coal Loaao No. -I ll ������!.,,,. .', cornur Nu. *>, ihum*,, Kill i BO chain., ihcllco until BO chain, to placo ul coi . Datod Si-|it. 11, mil. Q, l. BAI) mi i Skoena Land DUtrlct--b.,1,,,1 ,, n ,,,,���,��� Tako none**, lhat tinny da) li . Balnter ol l'nnco llupert, ,,. , ,,, ���'���*-���** bookkoopor, Inund lu apply u, ,., , ":"'���"' muanonor ol Land. W i'l.^v ,., ,. coal and potroloum on lad un.,,, ,'. land on uraham island daaerlbad ��, i,,w,��� " Commonclng at a po��t plutad ,,���. ���.������__. ol Coal Leaao No. tltli, marked 0. I. iTsT corner ol Coal Loaa. No. 11, U,,,,,-, , M ���' '��� "* thonc north uu chain., Itmot am n��T thenco aouth 80 chaiiu to pluco ol l��um��ti__L Skwna Und DUtricl-DUtriri ul Qumq Oiartai. Take notice ibat thirty day* Iron. -uu, | ,-T gg$�� ot I'rince Hupert, it. c. by oeo_Mi bookkeeper,intend lu apply U> Um t lm Com! mtaiiuni* -ul Lands lur u licenco iu unmet i- coai and petroleum on and under MQ mCtt�� j land on Graham liland dmenbed .-., foUmti Commencing at a poal piantvd On mlla tut ol Coal Leaae No. 4476, nurkud C. K. U, g, g corner Coal Uaae No. 4, Umom ��m K)-obaia. Ibenco north 80 chaini, tbtooa vm sj ctiAitT thonco south tiO chaini lo placu ol fti��nn��.i,c��irtiL Dated Sept. U, mi. C. �� HAlMl.U. Ucfi I'ub. St*iu. _;i. Skwna Land DUtricl���DUlrict ol gurt-ti (hirlotu Take nolice lhat thirty dayi Irom iut��, | c t, Bainter ol i'rince Hupurt, Et, C, b) oenpatki bookkeeper, intend io apply iu thu CfcW tua- mUaionor of Landi (or a licenc*. tu |ii-u>,*vct [���, coal and petroleum on and under ulu _ r.> j 'and on Graham liland duwnbi<d ai luUo��i. Commencing at a poit platuvd two unit, r.otrt ol iteke marked C. K. U. Coal U****** Nu. l. mu.m N. E. corner C. E. U. Coal Leaw .Nu. L tt��an aouth bO chalu, thencu watt b\) chain*, itntt north H0 cbaiu, thunce eaal 60 cbi.m t.. |,uct J commencement. Dated Sept. 11, 1911. C. E. LIAIN'l i.l;. Lotalti I'ub. SepL 23. Skeena Land DUtrict���DUtrlct of Quwn Chntotu Take nolice lhal thirty days Irum data, 1,0.1, Bainter of Prinoe Hupert, ii, C, by occupuin hookkeeper. Intend lo apply to tin- On.; Co�� miaaioner of Landa for a licence lu |>.*wprci l�� coal and petroleum on and under Mu acrn of land on Grabam laland doacribed ai tattMB Commencing at a poet planted uo iiui�� aorll ot C. K. U. Coal Laaaa No. *i, marked i'. t*. ilauiur N. W. cornar Coai Loaao No. li, ihn.cq swuta m chains, thence oaat bO chains, tiirncv r.ufta n chaina, tbenc* waat bO chaini lo place of o>�� mencement. Dated Sept. 11, 1911. C. K. UA1.NTLK .Uaisr Pub. Supt. 23 Skeena Land DUtrict���DUtricl ol gueen Charlotu Take notice that ihirty dayi Irom .i-... |, C-1 Balnter of Prince Hupert, ii. C, by occupAiui bookkeeper, intend to apply to thi t'lml us* miaaioner of Landa (or a licrncu to pruspert let coal and petroleum oo and under t>w acra 4 land on Grabam laland doacribed ar lollows. Commencing at a poet planted twu milo. ttxtf of C. ��. B. Coal Leaa* Nu. i, atake H W. oma- Coal Leaae No. 7, thonce north ou chains, Umm aaat bU chaina, thane* aoulh ��u ctmns, Umm weal SO chalu to place of commencement. Dated Sepl. 11,1911. C. K. BAl.Mt.lt, Uaur Pub. Sepl. 23 Skeena Land DUtrict ���DUtrict o( Queen CUr.iXU Take notice that thirty dayi from date, 1. C. *-. Bainter of Princ* Hupert, 11. C, b] ucru(��na] bookkeeper, intend to apply to the (hid tea- miaaionor of Landa for a licence iu prufj-eci lor coal and petroleum on and under tlu icm *t land 0., Graham laland deacribed aa (eli-ovs. Commencing at a poet planted two mun twrll of C. E. B. Coal Leaae No. 4, marked 8. t*. eorM C. E. B. Coal Luaa No. 6, thence nurth ml cuaia, thonce ��*it bU chaina, tnence ���uu'ii N rt��* thence eaat bO chilna lo place uf cuinnn'i.Cf nwau DatedSept. 11,1911. C. E. BAl.Mhlt. bot��U( Pub. Sept. 23 Skeena Land DUtrict-DUtrict o( Quern Cbvktu Take nolle* ibat ihirty dayi from date, I, C. C. Balnter of Prinoe Huport, K ***** h occuptfaa bookkeeper, Intend to apply to the Thirl lea* miaaioner of Landa for a licenc* lo prospect lot coal and petroleum on and under oiu acna �� land on Graham laland deacribed aa f.iiiu����. Commencing at a poet planted tw- ���!���*���_' ot Coal Una* No. 4474, marked C. & Uiuttfi N. E. corner Coal Laaaa No. 9, thence aoutb ���** ehalm, thance weet 80 ehaiu, thrnce r.-rth ���* cbaina, thenca eaat HO cbains to place v( coa* mencement. Daled Sept. 11, 1911. C. E. BAINTKIL, \><*-* Pub. Sept. 23. IMM Und DUtrict-DUtrict of Queer. CaariaW Take notice lhat thirty days (rom date, 1, l ��� *- Bainter o( Princ* Huport, B. C, l>> ore jpstm bookkeeper, Intnd to app'y to the t'ha-f i��* miaaioner ot Unds for a licence to pr..**i*vct w coal and petroleum on and under NO arm *�� (and on Graham laland daacribed as (olloas. Commencing at a post planted orn- RUM w**" of C. E. B. Coal Laos* No. V, >���* ������* N *��� cornar C E. B. No. 10, thence soulb 50 **mm thenoa weat HO chaina, thence nortl. -' ���"������'���-* thenee eaal 80 ehaiu to placo of comiii' ro w*1 _ Dated SepU 11, 1911. C. E. BAI.MI.K. U����* Pub. Sept. 23. Skeena Land DUtrict-DUtrict ot Qum i Taka notio* that thirty dayi frunm d >' Bainter of IMnca Hupert, B. Oa "**��� '������- ��� keeper, Intend to apply te tho Chiel t of Lands (or a lloanoe to prospect fi petroleum on and under 040 acre Graham laland daacribed as follow. Commencing at a poat planted *���*��������� of C. E. H Coal Uaa* No 8, markil * of C. E. B. Coal Uase No. II, Um ehalna, ibenc* weat HO chains, the- ��� chalu, thenoe eaat HU chalu lo p.*' mencement. Dated Sept. 11, 1911. C. E. BAIN'I I Pub. Sept. 23. htfMM . I, t b. '. laaa.. ..rlutin l.f.t> Skw-na Land Dlatrlcl-Dlalrlct ol Qu,- Taka notioa lhal thirty day. Iron, - llainii-r ol Itlnea llup.-n. II. C, I,.' bookkeeper. Inund to apply to tin* ' miaaioner ol Land for a licence te> | - coal and |tetn,l,-uiii on and uti,l,*r - - land on Graham laland dee-riril*.-,! M I Commonclna at a poal plante.1 x.n ol C. K. II. Coal Laaaa No. 7. matl<< - Coal Leaaa No. 12, th.-nc- aoutn B0 ci i aaat ��o chaina, thenca nonh B0 mall weat B0 chaina to placa of comm.-iin",-- Dated Sept. 11, 1911. C. E. UAIM I'ub. Sept. 23. Skeona Und Diatrict���DUlrict ol Qua. Tako notico that thirty day, Irom dal, Balnier ol Prinoe Rupert, II. C, ny bookkeeper, inland to apply to th.* I miaaioner of Landa for a licence tu ; coal and petroleum on and under <-> land on Graham laland described a. tollo Commend--*, at a poit planled i***i, n' of C. E. U. Coal Leaae No. 7, marked !���*�����''"" C. E. B. Coai Leaae No. Ill, tf**** chaina, thenco oaat 80 chain., lh'*"*"-* chaina, thence weat 80 chaina lu pHH meneemont. __, Dated S��pt. 11, Ull. C. E. BAINTKI.. - i'ub. Sept. 28. Skeena Land Diatrict���Diatrict nf QUJ" ' Tako notice that thirty day. from I xlx Balnter of I'rinco Rupert, II. 0. bl .'" bookkeeper, Intend to apply lo Hi" I ' miaaionor ol Landa lor a licenco '��� I- coal antl petroloum on and uml.r t.i'i land on Graham laland deacrllierl a. f"H" * .lh Commencln, at a poat planted two mill ot C. E. U. Coal LeaM No. 8, markorl B. I " ',��� C. E. B. Coal Leaw Mo. ll, WSJ ' .,, chaina, thence weat 80 chains, lhM�� chaina, Ihenco taat 80 chaina to plac "I m.'iiccment, .......,.,.,, , rjieif Dated Sept. 11, 1911. C. E. BAIN 1 BR, I ****** I'ub. Sept. 2X Ir.tH | , r'-Il- , ea . north i, B _ ihenff ' |t.er.�� *r<mV* I -lll-t'*** | I I ..j.aiion I Tom* , - I.-: ui�� ���"< ��� urih h l* | t0*xt* lotti . I- ,'i-.:i Skeona Land Dlalrlet-Dlatrlct of QuMn < ; , Tako notice that thirty days from .la"*. Balnter ol I'rlnce Kupert, II. C.by "' ���i-on iiookkoeper, Intend to' apply lo Ihi ' '"'! ', ,_, miaaioner ot Lanela lor a licence to H - | coal and patrolaum on and under ..." "' land on Oraham Island described as l.,ll"�� .,,, Commonclna at a poat planled one nil" " |t ol C. E. B. Coal Leaaa No. 10, markee ( . r- Coal Leaae No. 16, thonce north BO MH . ��� weat 80 chaina, thenca aouth 80 chnin��. " eaat 80 chaina to place ol commenri-m, lit- , Daled Sept. 11, 1911. C. E. BAIN I hit, >���'���' Pub. Sept. 29. Skeena Land DUtrict-DUtrict of QmM (jl; Take notice that thirty daya from dale,, ���,���,������ Ilalnter of Prince Rupert, ft. 0uby<>**t*P*' bookkeeper, Intand to apply lo lh" <���''"��� [_, misaioner ot Landa for a licence11" l|;;' ���* coal and petroleum on and under ��*'�� "' land on Graham Island deacriboil aa '"""*."_ ������riii Commencln, at a post planted lw�� i[*"" ,.;. ol C. E. B. Coal Iaeaao No. 10, markrd N corner C. K B. Coal Leaao No. I". tWJW ��� ,h I 80 chaina, thenco woat 80 chains, Hi���0 , "���������. 80 chaina, thenc. aaat 80 shalns lu pl����� ���" I mencement. _ _, _ .euvalll I ntsX*** | Datwl Sapt. 11,1911. C. E. BAINTEH. uoc I Pub. Sopt. 28. -*�������*��� THE DAILY NEWS j 8- *"*-~***~**- ! I L7-YC// BROS. General Merchandise - - Largest Stock �� j J i ! 1 Lowest Prices in Northern B. C. ; ****** ^l--^ili-V'H**-^M**-^li*^>ii*-^����*^..-^t^i^,��-a^_,r" JI-^ll**^l*-*>.l>**-^H**-^H-*-^l4l*��ifc*l|,a-wa^--. JAMUBti HARRISON (NOTARY PUBLIC) V. P. G. GAMBLE Samuel Harrison & Co. Real Estate and Stock Brokers APPROVED AGREEMENTS FOR SALE PURCHASED Prince Rupert and Stewart Canadian Pacific Railway lll.l'. Coast service ��� Famous] Prit-cess Line Princess May Thursday, October I Sth, at 9 a.m. Victoria. Vancouver and Saattle | J G. McNab ��� General Agenl Double Weekly Service B.s. Prince Rupert, S.S. Prince George For Vancouver Victoria GRI--HB- AND Seattle Mondays and Fridays, 8 a.m. i. Prince John sails for Port Simpson, Naas River, and Stewart, Wcil- r -eliiy.*., 1 p.m.; and for Masset and Naden Harbor Thursdays 12 p. m. Por Skidegate, Rose Harbor, etc., ��� irdaya 1 p.m. Railway Service to Copper River ixtd trains from Prince Rupert Mon- tiiiys, Wednesdays and Saturdays, 1 |i.ni.. returning Tuesdays, Thursdays untl Sundays at 4 p.m. The Grand Trunk Railway System lonni'ding with trains from the Pacific bi'.i-t operates a frequent and convenient service of luxurious trains over its Rouble track route between Chicago, Toronto, Montreal, Quebec, Halifax, Portland, Boston, New York and l'liila- "t'lphia. Atlantic Steamship bookings Arranged via all lines. Full information and tickets obtained from the pllicc of A. E. McMASTER FREIGHT AND PASSENOBR AQENT |Prince Rupert Lodge,I.O.O.F. NO. 63 Meets in the Helgerson Block Every Tuesday Evening | All members of the order in the city are requested to visit the lodge. LAND PURCHASE NOTICE Skoona Land Dlatrlct���Dlatrlct ol Coaat llango 6 Tak. notce that Linford Soared Bell ol Prince Rupert, H. C_ occupation locomotive enginoor, intenda to apply fen- pwmlaalon to purchaao tho lollowing described landa: Commencing at a poat plantod on the north bank ol tha Zimogotiu Illver about throo (11) mllea distant (upstream) In a weatorly direction trom tho Junction ol th. Little Zimogotiu Kiver and tbe main Zimogotiu Hiver, thonce north 40 chaina, thance weat 40 chaina, thence aouth 40 chaina, thence, oaat 40 chaina to poat ol commencement conUining 160 acrea moro or loaa. Dated Juna T, 1911. LINKUKD SKWAI.I. BELL Pub. July 8. lieu. IL Putnam, Agant Caasiar Land Diatrict���Diatrict ot Skoena Take noUoa that I, Lemuel Freor ol Vancouver, occupatioo broker, inland to apply lor permiaaion to purchaaa the [ollowing doaribodr landa: Commencing at a poat plantod on tho shoro In a northorly direction Irom Port Nelson Cannory markod 1_ K.'a 8. K. Cornar, thenc 20 chaina north, thenoa 20 chaina woat, thenca 20 chaina aouth to ahoro Una, thenoe along the ahore to point ot commencement,. conUining 40 acrea mora Datad June 10,1911 Pub. July 8. LEMUEL FREER J. M. Collison. Agont Skeena Land Diatrict���Diatrict ol Coast Rango b Tako notioa tbat R. F. Miller ol Tipton, England, occupaUon farm-Mr, InUnda to apply for permiaaion to purchai Ianda: ippl du. J. P. CADE. N. G. J. GLUCK. Sec. TO RENT Olllce on Second Avenue ..-roomed Cabin, close in 4-roomed House, Hays Cove Avenue 7-roomcd House, Sixth Ave., near McBride fi-roomuil House, overlooking harbor I'tiriiishi-d li-roomcd Cottage, $45 month G.R. NADEN COMPANY Limited. Second Ave.. Prince Rupart, B.C. 1 SAVOY HOTEL Frnser and Fifth St. Thc only hutel In 1'iwn with hot and cold water In rooma. Best furnished house north of Vancouver. Iloeims MIc up. Phone 87. P.O. Box Ut. I I I TRY THE "NEWS" WANT AD. WAY OF FINDING the following doacribod Commencing at a poat plantod about 60 chaina weat Irom tha N. W. Cornor ot Lot 4406, thenca north 40 chaina, thenca weat 20 chaina, thonce eouth 40 chaina, thonco eaat 20 chaina to the point ol commencement conUining eighty acrea mora or laas. Dated Auguat 19, 1911. R. F. MILLKR Pub. Aug. 26. P. M. Miller, Agent Skeana Land Diatrict���Dlalrlct of Coaat Rango b Taka nutico that I, Thomaa McClymont ol Prinoe Rupert, il. C, occupaUon real aaule broker, Intand to apply lor permiaaion to purchaao the lollowlng deaenbed landa: Commanclng al a paot planted at tha S. W. corner of pre-emption record 412, thence eaat HO chaina, Ihenca aoulh 40 chaina, thonce wost 80 chaina to ahore ol lake, Ihence lollowing ahore ol lake in a nortl.erly direction to point of commencement: containing 820 acros, more or laaa. Datad Sept. 6, 1911. THOMAS McCLYMONT Pub. Sept. 9. Erenoat Cole. Agent SkMna Land Dlalrlct���Diatrict ol Coast Rango b Taka noUoa thst E. U. ti. Miller ot Falmouth Eng., occupaUon surveyor, inunda to apply Io permiaalon to purchaaa tha lollowing deacrlbod Commanclng at a poat planUd at the N. W. Corner of Lot 4406, thonce woat 80 chiana, Ihenco suuth 20 chaina, Ihence eaat 80 chaina, thence north 20 chaina to the point ol commoncomont conUining 160 acrea more or leaa. _ _ Dated August 15, 1911. E. H. G. MILLER Pub. Aug. 26. P. M. Miller, Agent Skeena Land DUlrict -District of Queen Charlotu Islands Taka nollco lhat Auatin M. Brown of Prince Rupert, occupation aaddler, Intenda lo apply to the Chief Commlaaioner ol Landa and Worka lor a Licence lo proapect tor coal, e,ii and potroloum on and under the following deacrlbod Ianda on tho Woat Coaal ot Graham laland: Commencing at a poat planted three miloa eaat ol tha northeaat corner of C. I_ No. 4472 thence north 80 chaina, thenca eaat 80 chaina, thonce aoutb 80 chaina, thence weal 80 chaina to point of commencement. AUSTIN M. BROWN, Locator Located Auguat Iat. 1911. Pub. Aug. 19. Skeana Land Diatrict���DUtrict of Coaat Rango V Taka noUco that I, PeUr Laraen of Towner, North DakoU, U. S. A., larmer, inund to apply for permiaalon to purchaae the lollowlng deacribed Commencing at a poat planted at tha aoutheaat corner ol Lot 1729, tlience aouth 80 chaina, Ihenca weat 40 chaina, thenca north 80 chaina, thenoa eaat 40 chaina to point ol commencemont Datad July 16, 1911. _ PETER LAKShN Pub July 26. I'Jll. Fred E. Cowell, Agont Skoona Land Diatrict���Diatrict ol Cout Ranga V Take notica that I, Adolph U. Chrlatlanaon ol Townor, North Dakota, occupation attorney- et-law, Inund to apply lor permiaaion to purchaae the lollowing described Ianda: . ...._. . Commonclng at a poat plantod aboil one anel one-half mllea (I 1-2) northoaat ol the head of Trout lllvor on tho waat aide of Ukolae Lake, anei about 6 chaina Irom tha lake-front, llionco south 80 chain., thenc*. war'. 80 chaina, thonce north 80 chaina, thenca oaat 80 chaina lo point of con.""****n"A^OLpH ���*-, cifRlSTIANSON Datad Juna 30, 1911. Fred E. Cowall, Agont Pub. July 26. Skoona Und Distrlct-Dletrlct of Caaalar Tako notice that R. H- Suwart ol Vancouver B. C, occupation truckman, Intends to apply for permiaalon u purchaao the following doacribed '"l-ommenclng at a lioat plantod 40 chaina aouth of Pre-emption No. 5��7 and 62 chains east from the Naa- liver (S. W. C), thonce 40 chaina ea. , thenceTall chain, north, thenco 40 chain. WMt, thence IU chain, aouth lo tho point ol commencement to contain Mjaam �����ftyR-_V_WART Dated Aug, 1911. Jamoa T. Fullorton, Agont Pub. Sept. 23. Skeena Land DUtrict���District ol Coast Range 6 Take nutico that Harold E. Smith ol Mor.lv, MX*, occupation at.lion agont. Intend, to apply lur (irmissFon to purchase the following deacr.ood "commencing at a post plant*.! t*A* ***X weat corner 100 chain. M.T&wTsSJS from N. E. vomer ol Lot 1110, H��'v��y f_J���*2 cSaet DUtrict Rango 5, thenco 40 chain. ��at. thenco 80 chaina nurth, thenco 40 chaina weat. thonco 80 chaina aouth to post ol commencemenl RS-S&f-a fflt """' HAIWU* E. SMITH KttSEss. *****w- "ob,or' *��� Ruport, laborer, Intend1 to apply V prmtaalon sHWfe tss Sf gg gs S 40 chain., thonco north 40 chains, thonc. r^it-rioT'"' ��' C<"nm0nPAT��LtilAGEN Skeena Land DUtrict-DUtrict of Coasl Range V Take notico that Joaao If, Tall-nan of Cedar llonlils Iowa, occupation lawyer, InUnla to apply for permUalon to purchase lho following wg_ffi-Htfjaft_^5 place of commencement, conulnlng forty acrea |a��_S m'^ A1SeV5,.allman Pub. Aug. 12. Skeen. Und DUtrict-DUtrict of Coast llango V ""C^mendn, ****** BjggdJt th. M�� 8SS OTA %W*tm%mmmm S."^tfy"6?linn,<,re0 'SeOROE KIME Pub. July 26. n TEMS OF . . .SPORT, *-^-4*aanM-^_..*-aaaaaa_��a-a_���_.,.__���_.,,__���__^���__i, The Ottawa hockey team will be managed iu*xt season by Martin Rosenthal, who was secretary In former years. Dave Mulligan" is managing the Brestlln at New York, and will not be available, so his mantle will fall upon Mr. Rosenthal. Thc latter is already looking tor'material, N M M "Baseball ia a pickpocket K*'*m*-'." s;iys the Asahi Shimbun, one of Tokip's foremost papers. "The object of the players is to fool each other by strategy, and In trying to stet'.l a base ;���. player glances on all sides to get a chance. This affects his nerve system. It may be a suitable game for Americans or Japanese, but not for an Englishman or a German." H H M Aviator Robert G. Fowler abandoned his trans-rimtinenial flighl. His engine would not carry him over the Sierras because it will not "Bite", the thin air. He made several unsuccessful attempts before giving up. ���.MM President Thomas C. Noyes, of the Washington Anerican league club, says that George Siovall, acting manager of the Cleveland club, is "being considered" with other candidates for the place of manager of lhc Washington club. President Noyes would make no further statement of Washington's plans. ��� M M Billy Allci,, featherweight chain pion of Canada, has left for Syracuse, New York, to re-enter the ring after an enforced retirement of five months, caused by ;' bout with appendicitis. H K ��� Billy just at the present time hits the beam at 130 pounds, but when he settles down lo tmining will box around 126. a shade lighter than he did last year. His first mill is booked with Tommy Kilbane. of Cleveland, the fuss to lake place at Syracuse some time next month. ��� MM Charlie Huck will again have Billy in charge and has him lagged to meet several fast featherweights this winter. There is talk of Billy hooking up again with Abe Attell at a higher weight than the champions insisted on him m;iking hist January. Attell recently gave Matt Wells fifteen pounds, so should not hestiate to give Allen two ro three. M K M Nol that ilis teeming with news inlerest, but just to keep the type fetter and lhe proofreader good-natured, we chronicle the fact that a man named Ctche- gioviiopf is mentioned as Stoly- pin's successor. Ctchi-gio.itopf, by the way. is chief justice of the supreme court of Russia, where Ctchegiovitopf lives. M X M Joe Hancock, matchmaker of the Pacific Athlelic Club, slates that a twenty-round bout between Sam Langford and Joe Jeanctte has been arranged for the Vernon arena on October 28. ��� m m a Vancouver's reserve list for 1912 contains the names of twenly-seven players, the majorily of whom will report for spring training when President Hob Brown sends out the call next March. Secretary Jim Brown of the Vancouver Baseball Club compiled lhc list last week and forwarded it lo headquarters. In the list are the names of six new pitchers, Gayle Jervis. a Gonzaga college twirler; George Rustemeyer from Cottonwood. Idaho; J. B. Buckles, W. C. Theile, J. C. Morelands and N. L. Seidel from California) and foe Collins from Montana. TRY THE "NEWS" WANT AD. WAY OP FINDING COAL NOTICE Ut-lUUUI*. iwi����_. Fred E. Cowell, Agont I Skeena Und DUtrlct���DUtrlct ol Quaan Charlolt lalanda Take nollco that Aualln M. Brown ol Prlnco llupert, saddler. Intonda to apply to tho Chiol Commissioner of Unda and Worka for a licence to preii peel for ooal, oil and petroloum on anel under the following deacribed Ianda on the Woat Coast of liraham Island: ,._,_, ��� Commeneing at a poat planted three mllee east ol the northeaat corner of C. L. No. 4469 thence south 80 chaina, thenco 80 chaina weat, thence 80 chains north, thanca 80 chaina aaat to point ol comra.no.mant. A ___ BROwN( ^^ Located Auguat Iat, I'Jll. Pub. Aug. IB. = THE COSY CORNER = j DEVOTED PRINCIPALLY TO THE INTERESTS OF WOMEN This is a little section of the paper, which from day to day will be devoted to subjects of special lntsrest to women. Any and all of the lidies 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. HOSPITAL ROMANCE Blinded Patient Learns to Love His Nurse as He Lies Bandaged in His Cot. Falling In love with the sound of a girl's voice, while he lay blinded on a cot in a Wallace, Idaho, hospital, Kenneth Chisholm, master mechanic at the Lead-Silver Mine, proposed to his pretty nurse, Miss Ruby Hull, as soon as he regained the use of his eyes. The romance resulted in the wedding at Portland the other day. It was just ;i year ago lhat Chisholm was brought to the hospital. A shower of steel filings from a lathe had entered his eyes and for a time it was doubtful if he would regain his sight. For days he lay with his head swathed in bandages. During ihis lime Miss Hull cared for him. COAI. NOTICE W. QUAINT WEDDING Mountain People Drinking Wine Straws. Marry by Through Of all the queer marriage ceremonies which exist among the nations of the world, the one which holds in Anam may be said to bear away thc prize. It is the ceremony of a tribe known as the "Thai," a mountain people of Anam, Asia. The bridegroom and bride kneel on either side of a vessel containing a quantity of rice wine, which they drink through long reeds which the medicine man of the tribes crosses and holds in position. After they have drunk ihey arc pronounced husband and wife, and the medicine man and assembled guests crowd about ihem to offer congratulations. After the ceremony the guests partake of lhe wine in precisely the same manner as the happy couple. Ingrowing Toe Nail Frequently pain resulls from the toe nail not being cut with a straight edge at right angles to the toe, so thai lhe nail is driven into the skill oi, the side. To gain relief, cut the nail straight or, better still, concave, removing as much as possible of the skin at the side of the nail and pressing with a needle a piece of cottonwool under the skin. HEADACHE PILLS WOMAN KILL A Pain Harassed Wife Succumbs After Taking Eight Doses of Patent Medicine. Mrs. Edward Woodcock, of Canton, 111., has just died from the effects of pills taken lo cure headache. She look eight of the pills, became unconscious, remaining so until death. She had been subject to headaches and was the habit of using the pills. dients. Mix thoroughly and **ift through B line bolting cloth. GREAT SINGER TOURS WEST Madame Nordica, World Famed Soprano. Opens Her Fall Season. Mme. Lillian Nordica, the great American sporano, is now opening her fall season after a month at her bungalow iii Deal Beach, New Jersey, having wha I she terms "a good rest," although to a person of less strenuous temperament that might not seem the correct description. As a matter of fact, the prima ilonan spends from three to four hours daily at the piano with her accompanist, preparing her operatic and concert work for the coming season, and between whiles looking after her. household, for Mme. Nordica is a notable housewife. Nordica is vibrant with vitality, magnetism and enthusiasm, and she ascribes her splendid physical condiiion largely to her belief in the doctrine of "fresh air antl plenty of it." Her summer program includes a brisk walk in linearly morning and usually some- lime in the afternoon she max be seen enjoying the beautiful roads round Deal in her big whiti motor car, with white-clad chauffeur, and the diva srowny rai- niented also. This mon lh the singer boarded her private car, thc "Isolde," which will be her home for the in weeks of her fall tour. The opei ii j; concert was givtn Rt Denver, October 1; Salt Lake Cily aid San Francisco follow, afler which seven other California!! cities will hear the golden voice, ard tht the "Isolde" will enter Canadian territory by way of Spokane. for afler a concert in lhat cii> Nordica is to visit seven cities of Western Canada. The diva, who has river lieu farther west than Winnipeg, is anticipating the Canadian lour with keen enjoyment. The States will be re-entered by way of Minneapolis aril St. Paul, ard thirteen concerts will be giver between lhe Twin Cilies ard New York. During lhc wirier Mme. Nordica will be heard in a special series of Wagnerian performances in Boston, conducted by r<> I.*!-' a personage than Felix Weill" garlner, the greal conductor having consented to cross the Atlantic especially for this engagement. The costly stage settings ol "Tries- tan and Isolde" have been pur- purchased for these performances from the Berlin Royal Opera, for which they were specially made. Nordica will also create the leading role in the new opera, "The Blue Skoona Lanel District lliatrlct ol (Jut-en Cliurlutto Tako notice ileal Hurt- ,la>a frum dale, I, C. fci. Balnier ol Prince Rupert, II. I.'., by occeipattnn bookkeeper, intend to upply lu tl,o Chief Commissioner ot l.umlie Inr a licenco In pnwpoct [or coul anil petrole-iin, on and under tlio acres of land on (indium laluii-l ,lese-ril,eel us Inllows: Commeiii-itii; ut it |��ii,l planted tvao miles north , of 0. K. B. foul Leaao No. 11, marked N. E.I corner C. I*:. It. Coal Lease, No. 17, thence- south < 80 chains, ihenco \.e-st 8U chains, the.*ci- nurili til) chains, thenco east Ml chains lo place of commencement. Datod Sept. 11, I'Jll. 0. E, BAINTBR! Locator Pub. Se*|rl. U, Skis-na Uml District District ol Queon Cliurleiltc Take iiiilie*,. thul thirty duys Irum dale, I, C. B. I Ilainler ol I'rinco Huport, li. I'., by occupation bookke-v|ie-r, int.-ml to apply to tlio Chiel Com- mlasiuni-r ol Ludl (or a Licenco lo prospect lur coal ami petrtile-utii on ami under 010 acroa oi land on tiruhum Island di-scribcd as lollowa: Commencing at a posl plumed two miloa north ol C. K. It. I:,ml U.uso No. 18, murkod N. W. corner C. 1:. II. Coul Louse No. IS, thenco suuth . 80 chains, thenco east 8U chains, thencu north so chains, thencu woat 80 chains to' placo of com- . mi-ncement. Hated Sept. 11,1911. 0. L. HAINTKU, Locator Pub. Sept. SB. Skeena Uml District-District uf Queon Charlotto Tako nutico lhat thirty days alter elate, 1, C. K. Bainter of Prince Hupurt, 11. (.'., l.y occupatiun bookkeeper, Intond to apply to the Chief Commissioner of Lands fur a licenco tu pruapocl for coal snd iK-troleum on and under .jiu acrea ot land on liraham Island described as fullowa: Commencing al u poal planteel two mil.-e north of C. K. 11. Coal Leaao No. Ill, marked S. W. corner C. K. B. Coal Lease No. Ill, thence north 80 chaina, thonco eut 80 chains, tlience aoulh 80 chaina, thenco woat 80 chains lo placo ol commencement. Dated Sept. 11,1911. C. K. UAINTER, Locator Pub. Sapt, 83. I Skeena Unel Dislrict -DUtrlct ol Queen Charlotto i Alax.M.Mansun n.��. Tako notico thai thirty days frum dau*, 1, C. E. ' Bainter of Prince Rupert, U. C., by occupation bookkeeper, inlend lo apply to lho Chief Com- miaaiunur ot Unda for a licenco lo prospect tor coal and |a-lroloum on antl undor 010 acroa of land on (iraham Island described as folluwa: Commencing at a post planted iwei mllee norlh ol C. E. B. Coal Uaae No. 14, marked S. W. corner C. E. B Coal Leaae No. 80, thenca nurth 80 chaina, tVn - weat 80 chains, thonc aoulh 80 chains, ihenco sa 1 80 chaina lo placo ot commencement. DaledS.pt. 11,1911. ... E. PAINTER, Locator Pub. Sept. 28. L. BARKER Architect Second aveiue antl Third street Over Westenhaver Bros.' Oflice. MUNRO & I.A1I.EY Architects, Stork Building, Second Avsnue. STUART & STEWART ACCOUNTANTS-:- AU0170R8 I,aw-Butler Building I'hone No. 280 I'rince Ruuert P.O. Box 351 ALKHED CARSS, C. V. BENNETT, B.A. of British Columbia of B C. Ontario. Saa- and Munituba llura. kuu-hewan and Al berta llura. CARSS & BENNETT Barristers, Notaries, Etc -Exchange ble-ck. corner Third avenue and Sixth etrcet. Prince Runert. 8 Ofllce WM. 3. HALL, L. D. S., U. U.S. Dentist. Crown and Bridge Work a Specialty. All ilentAl operations skilfully tn-nted. Gaa and local unaathcUcti administered for the painleaa extraction uf t.-.-i li, Consultation free. . Ollioea: lleluerson lilock. Prince Ruuert. li-12 W.E.Wllliama,n.A..L.L.D WILLIAMS & MANSON Barristers, Solicitors, etc. Box 285 I'rince Rupert, B.C P. o. BOX 2.1 I'RINCE RUPERT JOHN E. DAVEY TEACHER OF SINGING Forest, premiere February when it is given ith in Boston, probably in Complexion Hint The following recipe will remove blackheads and reduce the size of pores: Kther 2 ounces Soap liniment 2 ounces Before applying the mixture, bathe the face with warm water. One hour after the lotion has been ipplied bathe the face again with warm water, using soap this time to cleanse the skin. Beauty Notes Bitler aloes placed on. lhc nails frequently breaks the habit of nail biiing. Should ihis fail, thc next best thing is to bind the nails with cloth or to wear fingertips imlil you overcome the habit. Following is the recipe for an excellent tOOth powder: Precipitated chalk 4 ounces Powdered orris roni 8 ounces Powdered camphor 1 ounce Triturate the camphor in a mortar, moistening it with a very little aclohol. Add other ingre- Read The Daily News Skeena Und District District of Queen Charlotte Tako notico that thirty days after date, 1, C. E. Bainter ot I'nm-i- Ruport, B. C, by occupatiun bookkeeper, Intend lu apply tu tha Chiel Com- miaaionor of Unela lur a licence to proepect lor coal and petroleum un and under old acres ol land on Uraham laland dew-ribed as lollowa: Commeuicing al a poat planted two milea north ol C. E. B. Coal Leaae No. IS, markad S. E. corner C. E. B. Coal Leaaa No. 21, thonce- north 80 chaina, Ihenco west 80 chaina, thenco aouth 80 chatna, thanca aaat 80 chaina la- placa ol commencement. Dated Sapl. 11, 1911. C. E. BAINTER, Locator Skeena Und Diatrict���District oi Quoen Charlotte Taka notica that thirty dava from date, 1. C. E. Bainter ol Princes Rupert, B. 0., by occupatiun bookkeeper, Inland lo apply lo tha Chiol Commiasioner of Unda lor a licence lo pruapect for ooal and pelroleum on and under (>4U acrea of oland on Craham Island deacril*ed aa fullowa: Commencini at a poal planted two miloa north of C. E. B. Coal Leaaa No. Hi, markad N. E. corner C. E. B. Coal Laaaa No. 22, thence aouth 80 chaina, Ihenca weat 80 chaina, lhance north 80 chaina, Ibenco eaat 80 chains lo placo ol commencement. Dated Sast. 12,1911. C. E. UAINTER. Locator Skeena Und District -District uf Queen Charlotto Taka nollea lhal thirty daya from dale, I, C, E. Hainter of Princa Rupart, If- C, by occupatiun buukkceper, intend lo apply to lha Chiel Commiasioner of Unda (or a licenco to pros-iocl for coal and petruleum on and under blu cares ut land on Uraham Island described aa followa: Commencing al a pu��l planted two mllea north ol C. E. II. Coal Leaae No 17, marked N. E. corner C. E. B. Coal Lease No. 8.1 Ihence aoulh 80 chains, thence weat 80 chains, thenco north 80 chaina, thence eaal SO chaina lu plac- ot commencement. Datod Sept. 12. 1911. C. E. BAINTER, Locator I'ub. Sept. 28. Skeena Und DUtricl���District ot Queen Charlotte Take nunc- lhal thirty dava Irum date, 1, C. E Balnter ot Princu Itupert, II. C, by occupaliun buokkeepcr, Intend lo apply lo lha Chiol Com- una.,..,,, r ol Lands tur a licence to prospect tor coal and petroleum on and under blu acres uf land on t.rahsn, lealnd described as folluwa: Commencing at a puat planu-d iwu miloa north ol C. E. II. Coal Loaae No. 18, mark.-! N. W. corner t*. E. U. Coal Laaaa No. 24, thonce aouth 80 chains, thenca eaat 80 chaina. thonce nurth 80 chaina, thanca weal 80 cbaina lo placa ol commencement. Dated Sept. 12, till. C. E. UAINTEH. Locator l-.ll-. Sepl. tt. Skeena Und Dlatrlcl -DUlrict of Quaan Charlott Take notica lhat thirty daya frum data, I, A. T. Brodcrtck uf Princa Ruperl, B. C, l.y* occupatiun bank manager, inlend lo apply I,, tha C'hlal i 'on, mlseiuncr ol Unds for a licence lo preepact fur coal and iietrotetem on anel under bill acrea ol land on (Iraham laland described aa follow.: Commencing at a poal planted two mllea north ol C E. U. Coal Laaaa No. 17, markesd 3. W. corner A. T. B. Coal Lease No !"*, thanca north 80 chains, thence east 80 chaina, thenca aoutb 80 chatna, Ihenca waat 8u chaina lo place ol commencement. A. T. BRODERICK, IxxMor Dalesl Sept. 12, 1911. C. K. Ilainler, Agent I'ub. Sepl. 2*1. Skeena Und DUlrict -DUlrict ol Quaan Charlulte Take notica lhat Ihirty days from date, I, A. T. llroderick ol Prince Rupen, II. C, by occupation bank manager, Intend to apply tv lha , in! Commissioner of Uml. for a licence to prospect for coal and patrolaum on and under 810 earea ol land on Graham laland daecriltod aa followa: Commanjaing al a poat plnated iwu milea north ol C. E. Il Coal Loaae No. 20, markad S. E. comer A. T. II. Coal Laaaa No. '1*1. Iha.ioa north 80 chaina, thenre w��rt 80 chains, Ihenco aoulh 80 chains, thencv cast SO chains to plaoe ul com- rm-nevment. A. T. BRODERICK, Locator DatedSept. 12, 1911. C. E. Bainter, Afoul Ilib. Sepl. 21. Skaena Und DUtrict Disuict ol u**.-��� Charlulle Take notice thai thirty days (rem data, I, A. T. llredcrlck t>t I'rince llu|*ert, II. C, by occupallon bank manager, intend to apply* to tha i l.e I Com missioner of Unds lr coat and |M-lr��,l.*uni un and under 1.10 acraa ol land on (iraham Island d.wril*ed ��� fellows: Commencing at a post planted twu milea north ol C. E. II. Coal Uaae No. 21, markad H. E corner ul A. T. II. Cual i ��� .��� No. 27, (hence ...x Ml chains, thenre nurth no chains, thenca aaal Ml chaina, thenca aouth 80 cliaina lo placa of ewmtiiei,cement. A. T. niinl'Mili h. Locator Dated Sepl 12,1911. C. E. Balnter, Agant. I'ub. Sepl. 23. run. nr ivy. foxun, Escj. a.k.a.h.. i on.. UM GEORGE LEEK MERCANTILE AGENCY COLLECTIONS AND REPORTS Third Avenue also Water Street, PRINCE RUPERT A. M. BROWN HARNESS A SADDLERY MANUFACTURER Repairing a Specialty. Complete Stock Carried. ,(iiit-iil.* Orders Promptly Killed. 2nd Ave. between 10th and 11th Sts THE IROQUOIS POOL English and American Billiards Twelve Tables SECOND Ave. SMITH & MALLETT THIRD AVE. Plumbing, Heating, Steamflttingand Sheet Metal Work Ofllce: Jr.1 Ava. Workahop: Phone 171 2nd Ave. bet. Tth and -th Sis. PIANOFORTE LESSONS For Beginners and Advanced Pupils Miss Vera Greenwood Pupil of IV.,,,.- Wllcxek. Paria and Borlln. Room 28. Alder Block Upstairs __ E. EBY ��& Co.___= REAL ESTATE Kitsumkalum t.an-l For Side SITSUMKALUM ��� |< Q. S. O. E. B. S. The Prim's* Ru|M*rt LfldM No. .Ilu, Sona of Itonao to [irtwprct (ur RntrUml. mwu ihi> tint mil thml Tii(*��favi in "' ���wchm.itith in th<? Hon a yf Kmilam) Hull, My 2nd Av*. at tt p.m. K. V. CLAllK. Kit. ... ., ***��� ��- ***,'ix *���>'������< 1'rinei* Rupert KKNK3T A. WOOD.S. Pmn.|<>nt. &M 2-1 LAND PURCHASE NOTICE Skf*ni I uml I'i.trlrt Histricl or CoMt Range 6 Take nolice lhat I, Gordon C. Kmmereon of Prince Rupert, 11. C, occupation real ettate broker, Intend to apply for permlttlon to purchaae the fullowlni dcectibed landa: Commencing at a poit pUnted about 2 3-4 mlloe In a northerly direction from the northnxt rorner poat of Lot IHW, Rang* 5, Coaal Diitrkt, thence north 40 chaint, thenre wnt lo river bank, thence aouth following rivrr hank lo point of commencementi containing 160 acrn, more or Dated Sept. 9, 1911. GORDON C. EMMLR80N Pub. Oct. 14. ��� Skeena Land Dbtrict-Dlilrlrt nf Coi��t Range I Take notice that LaRoy F. Grant of Prinre Kiiprrt, H. ( , occupation civil engineei. Intendn to apl'ly for permiaalon to purchaae the following dnicrlbed landa: Commencing at a poa* planted abuul 0 1-2 milen In a northerly dlreciwn from the northeatt corner poU of 1 ot 1809, Rang* ', Coa*! Dislrict, Ihence eaat .'to chaina, thenc* north AO chaln-i, thrnrc weat to bank of river, thence aouth following bank of rlv��r to point of commencement: containing 1(10 acrte, mora or lem. DatedSept. 9, 1911. 1JHOY P. GRANT Pub. Oct. 14, Gordon C. Kmmeraon, Agent Skaena Land DUtrlrt District of Coaat Range V Tak* notioa that I, Peter Krlckann of Princ* Rupert, laborer, In'md to epply for permtarion to purchaae tha folbwlng deacrihed landa: Commeneing at a poat planted on the north bank of WUliama Croek where the railway right- of-way croana and S chaina back from the creek bank, thene* aouth 80 chaina, theno* Mat 40 chaina, thanee north 80 chaina, tt rue* weat 40 chaina to point of commenoement. Datod July 7, 1911. I'KTKR ERICKSON Pub. July 26. Kred K. Cowell, Agant Skeena I .ami DUtrict-DUtrict of Coaat Range V! Take notlc* lhat I, John Evanaon of Prince Rupert, laborer, Intend to apply (or permiaalon to purchaae the following de*C(ih*ed landa: Commencini at a poat planted at the aoutheaat cornvr of Lot 4416, thenc* north 80 chaln< thence eaat 60 chaina, thenc* aouth 80 chaina, thence wwt 60 chaina to point ol eommencement. Dated July 13, 1911. JOHN EVENSON Pub. July 26. Fmi E. Cowall, Agant .*.��..���.. Und DUtricl- DUlrict of Queen Charlotte if nottoe that thirty dayi from date, l.t i.. Ilalnt i-r of Princ-n lluperl, ll. (',, by occupat mn I."..*-..-- p. f. inlend lo apply to the ( i.i.f Com- itiivinii'f nf I.mii'I" for a licence to pruapect (or coil at.il pitruluum on and under 640 sm* uf land on (iraham laland deacribed u followa: Commi firing at a port planled at the emithwi nl < oil Ia***** No. 4468 marked MISS ELSIE FROUD A. L. CM. TuehtT of Plana Violin nml Vole*. Caftan, 2nd A vi>, IMwcuh 7th & Hth Sm. Prinot Rupert ���orner nl < oal I^iwe No. 4468 marked C B. I*. Coal la-eaw No. 28, thence north M chain*. IMAM weal ****> chain*, thence eouth HO chalnn. n.���������,.���> eaat 80 rhaina to point of commencement entering all fon-ohore Tlahn Point. Dated Sept. 12, 1911. C. E. HAINTKU Pub. Oct 7. Skwna land DUtricl -DUlrict of Oueen Charlotte Take notice that thirty dava from date, I. C. K. Balntf-r of Prinru Rupert, EL ('.. hy OMUptllOB iKM.kk'-pi r. Intend lo apply to Ihe Chief Com* ml-esioner of l*ande fur a licence to proip-vct for coal and pe'roleum on ant under flio acre* of , land on r-raharn Inland dp��rn* <���! an follown: Commencing a( a pout planted two -nlle* north Tia.n northAct .timet ( oa1 l^ase MN marked C. E. fl. Owl I'---' No. 2*1. ���..cnc aouth HO chain*, ���hence weit HU chain*, tfence r.^rth Hit rhaina. ' thinr*' ea��t M' ' ..ii.. l.t poiit o. NSMMHNMI containing 6IU am** more or loan. Dated Sept. 13. 1911. C. E. HAINTKU I'ub. OCL 7. Skwna Land DUtrict���DUtricl of (Jueen Cbarlott* lalantU Take notice that Auatin M. Ilmwn of Prince Rupert, occup*Mon aaddler, Intend* to app!> . lo the Chief CommUaioner of I.nnd* and Worka for a licence to proapect for coal, oil and petroleum ' on and under the fullowlng tlcecritted landa on the ' VVmI Coaal of (iraham Mm, I Commencing al a (mat planted three mllee emit of the northeaat comer of C. I. No. 4471, thenco 80 chaina eart, Ihence 80 chatm eouth, tbenc* 80 , cbaina wnat, thenc* 80 chaina north lo point of ��� commencement. | AUSTIN M. HROWN, Ucator' l/K&led Auguat Iat, 1911. Pub. Aug. 19. E. L. FISHER Funeral Director and Embalmer CHARGES REASONABLE THIRD AVENUE PHONE 3S6. OPEN DAY AND NIGHT HAYNER BROS. UNDEHTAKKHS and EMI1ALMEHS Funeral DtftftOfl ��� "l Ave. near <>th Hi. Phone No. 86 Skeena Und DUtrkl DUtrtrt of Cowl Rango I Take notice that 1, John Rutherford u> .���' of Prince Kup.-ri. occupaliun i-ngineer. Intend i to apply for permtMlon lo purchuMi the following < denerilied landi: Commencing at a poit planlt-1 nn lhe eait ibotl o( the Kxrhtimiik Hiver, nnd twlng about iwu mile* northerly from Ihe mouth of lhe aald . Kxchumiik Hlver, and which poat la atwut forty , chain* north Irom a rtake olanled on lhe Kxchumrtk I Hiver and known aa ''KO"; thence north 40 chalm. Ihenee eaat 80 chaini, Ihenee aoulh HO chain*, thenco weal forty chaini, thenee north 40 chaina, Ihenco waat 40 chaini to the place ol co mm "ii com ont, containing 480 >������!<������ mom nr leaa. Dated September 12, 1911. Pub. Sept. 23. JOHN RUTHERFORD UEATTY ..Grand Hotel.. Worklnijmsn's Home Free Ubor Bureau in Connection Phono 178 1st Ave. anil 7th St. CEO. BRODERIUS. Proprlatn Utile's NEWS Agency Miinii/.iiii'H CIGARS lvriiiiliriiln II Newspapers : TOBACCOS -.-. G.T.P. WHARF FRUITS THE DAILY NEWS SUPREME COURT WILL SIT HERE Civil Cases Will be Tried in Prince Rupert in the Early Part of December. News reached the city this morning that the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court will arrange a silting of the Supreme Court to try civil cases in Prince Rupert. li is to be regretted that the judge who will visit Prince Rupert in December u> try the civil cases, could not also have been permitted to save the citizens of Prince Rupert and of the province large expense by allowing him to try the criminal cases also. Our chief of police, and many witnesses and others from Prince Rupert, are now in Vancouver, at the assi/es owing to lhe dictum lhat our criminal cases have to be sent below for trial. ABOUT LA BELLE MARIE Pretty Comedy to be Presented Tonight Pleased the People of Victoria. "La Belle Marie," toi ight's at- Company, is a bill of unusual merit. It nol only has a splendid plot but it also has unusually good, clean, up to date comedy running all through the bill. This added to lhe very beautiful costumes worn by the ladies of the company gave it a remarkable a drawing power in Victoria where ii was the attraction for one week, li received splendid press notices, the Victoria Times sa\ii*g of the performance: "Judging by the enthusiasm displayed by the large audience iit tlu* opening performance "La Belle Marie" will be an immense favorite here. Miss Pinkie M.illa-ley as "La Belle." Mr. Byron Alden as "Karl," Mr. Van Dyke as "C.eorge l.eigblon," were especially good, while Miss Margaret Doyle as "Grace" was charming and Mr. Arthur Cyril took excellent care of the light comedy. In fact the whole cast of this talented company were at their besl." LOCAL FIRM S ADVANCE Sloan & Co. adds a Partner in Mr. George A. Bryant, Brother in Law of Mr. J. J. Sloan. A recent Gazette shows the incorporation, of one of our leading clothing establishments, Messrs. Sloan iS Co. of Sixth street, now Sloan tS: Co., Ltd. Mr. George A. Bryant, brother in law of Mr. Sloan, has entered intrJ.partnership in the firm and is bringing his wife and family to Prince Rupert immediately, Mr. Bryant was a commercial traveller in this line of business in the State of Washington, and is lending expert assistance in the handling, of several special lines stocked by tht Sloan company. He is much impressed with the prospects of Prince Rupert. There can be no doubt that ihe new forward step taken by this high class firm will still further add to the firm's reputation. DOUGLAS PROTESTS Doesn't Like the Doings of Alderman Hilditch Aldennan Douglas raised his voice in protest Wednesday against ihe iloings of the chairman of the streets committee, Alderman Hil- diich. "He comes and goes as he likes," said .Mdernian Douglas. "I wait for hours for meetings of committee only to find that perhaps the meeting has been held earlier or after I have lefi the cily hall after waiting " The Mayor o.ily smiled in a manner Intended to pacify. I I I i I I I "The News" Classified Ads. ���One Cent A Word For Each Insertion��� -THEY WILL REPAY CAREFUL Phone ISO The Insurance People Fire Life Marine Accident Plate Glasa Employer's Liability Contractors'"and Personal Bonds Policies Prepared While You Wait. THE Mack Realty & Insurance COMPANY. P.S.���Houses and Rentals. OVER��� SS Furnlahed rooma with bath. BpscUl rates by the week. Talbot Houae. i,'--'*-( f Neatly Furnlahed rooms, gentlemen preferred.��� Apply Mra. Mullin. over Majestic Theatre, tf Nice Furnlahed Rooma, Mrs. Greenwood, Alder Block; Third Ave. 178-tf For Rent-Furnlahed rooma. Hot nnd cold water with bath. Diifby Rooms, tith Ave. and Fulton Street. tf For Rent-Sona of England Hull. SU' -.'nd'Ave., for Dances. Fraternal Societies. Socials, etc. Apply Frank A Kills. Box 869 or phone U. lM'.-tf r FreshFLOWERS For Sale By S.S. Prince George tomorrow a. m. il Av*.. Law- utler Build' g ARCTIC STUDIO, 3BrA- Ol'EN SUNDAYS SPECIALS FOR TOMORROW TO ARRIVE WITH BRIDE Popular Prince Rupert Real Estate Man Went East to Wed Recently. Recent advices from the m.iri- time provinces bring the news th.'i one of our prominent real estate brokers who lefi tin. dty so suddenly prior to election lime did not go east to take part in ilu* campaign. The real estate man in question i�� Mr. II. F. McRae who will return in lhe course "f a couple >��f weeks with his bride who was Miss MacNair a popular New Brunswick girl who recently completed her education ai one of the leading colleges in tin: east. A great Welcome aV.iit-*. the young couple ill Rujm rt. Tin- Granby Smelter Company's fin* power Imi.-i Kipling left f<>r Goose Bay today. The Kipling now carries the Goose Bay in ii!-. At Shrubsr.ll s Market. The last chance to buy peaches cheap, Krummel and Crawford's kind-$1.00 a box while they last. Marmalade Oranges at 20c. a doz. Hubbard squash and citron, preserving pears, Wynesap and Johnathan Apples. These goods will arrive fresh for tomorrow. We sell none! but the best qualities, at fair prices. Shrubsall's, Third avenue. Phone 275. MKKKKMKK XKXKMH X X AT THE THEATRE 'The Sweetest Girl in Dixie" Won Many Admirers Last Night. 3 One horae for aale. Apply Prince Rupert Hydro- Electric Co. Phone 3SS. tf Smith Premier typewriter, practically new. Westenhaver Broa. 228-230 Ladie'a Sulta and Skirts. A few left in brown and black broadcloth, altes M und 42. Will cloae out at f 10 and S15. Phil Hldjin, 3rd Ave. 234-236 For Sale���Chicken Ranch. 'J St,.rey houae, houae- hold goods. Near Prinoe Kupert. A anap if Uken at once. Address Box 368. tf Special ���Broken llnea hotel wnre'26 per cent. off. On display in our Sixth Street window. F. W. Hart. 231-235 Do away with this. Patronize a white laundry. White labor only at Pioneer Laundry. Phone 118 Insurance J FEED STORE We curry everything In the feed line, also irar- den teedaat the loweit market prices, at Col I art'a oltf Feed Store. Market IMace PONY EXPRESS Prompt Delivery Phones 41 or 301 HUMBOLDT TO RETURN Familiar Boat Famous as Gold Carrier Will Make Calls Here Again. Waterfront watchers will Ik* Interested to learn that the S.S. Humboldt belonging to thc Humboldt Steam Navigation Company is coming back on the Rii|H-rt ard norih run again. The Humboldt [to the old family of Howard in will make calls at Rupert on both-spite of poverty, proved himself a hei north and southlxiurd trips'brilliant female impersonator, as and will lak ��� passengers and freight well as a sympathetic actor. XXXXXXXX XKKXKKi If the D.ve Williams Stock| Company made a hit on the night of their first appearance, they most certainly redoubled that g( od impression by lest night's performance. A packed house witnessed "The Sweetest Girl in Dixie" aid quite agreed lhat Miss Pinkie Mullalley in the title role was sweet enough for Priice Ri.peri too. She acicd excellently. The play is an Americap romance���Southern of course. Its simple plot, that of the scheming wealthy viUian endeavoring to force the heroine to marry him by threats of foreclosing a mortgage on her old home. Humor md pathos were blended with tellirg effect, and the emotions as interpreted by the casi rang true and awoke rcs|>onse from the whole audience. Of outstanding merit was thc acting of Mr. W. S. Van Dyke ns Colonel John Howard, the proud old father of "Barbara, the Sweetest Girl." Dave Williams as "Uncle George" the nigger servant was Inimitable. Byron Aldenn as the "Mammie"���so loyal OUR Companlea are noted for prompt and juat settlementa. We write every known claas of Insurances. The Mack Realty and Inaurance Co. ���*->.<a*_a- Wanted .". usual. Her first call for the season will be on X .vcmber 1st. FINE TROPHIES Hunters Have Brought in Splendid Heads This Year Sim- of ihe finest deer and mountain goal heads ever seen in KuiK-rt have come in this hunting -(-'-.,n. Thomas Reid who does a Iii tl. taxidermy in his spare lime has had almost more work Nor must the merit of G. L. Sweatman in the unpopular role >,f the villain, be overlooked. He .cud so as to make the audience thoroughly detest "Matthew Martin." More need not lie slid. Miss Or,- Wolff took lhe pert of ihe detestable "Matilda Mar- lin," sisii*r of the villain, Bl d ������iid with line restraint end effective realisation of lur part. Arthur Cyril as "Howard Kmery" ua- all the hero the most exacting girl in the audience could desire. Intensely human i'ld tearful pat sages in the play were relieved by on his hands lately than he can tackle conveniently, but has done|r^Hy excellent broad humor in nd there, and lhe The new G.T.P. News Stand for Lowney's delicious Choco-M-'*' *'*-* w"**i ***** through his " lates. fresh from the factory, tf1 hands lately. NEW FALL GOODS - - = ARRIVING DAILY A few seasonable hints for our LARGE STOCK FOR FALL AND WINTER Ladies'. Mimes', Children's Coats, Girl's and Misses' Dresses, Boy's OwOOStS, Girl's sn.l Misses' Swestera, Boy's Jerseys, Children's Bear- akin Coats, Boy's antl Girl's Slickers ....Babies' Bearskin Buggy Blankets.... *' ll�� "ol eharne fancy prices for style. Every dollar you spend with us means a positive saving to you JABOUR BROS. 825 Third Aresue "THE HOUSE OF GOOD VALUES" Phsst 243 Red fighting incident off the Stf.ge when the villain gels B black (>e from the line Old color.cl was good work, nnd "goi lher.udicr.ee" all right. Plentiful .-ppl; use rewarded tite players. They d( served il every bit. Quitt a charming interlude wets given by MiSS Marguerite Doyle in clever soi gs during tin interval between ActS I and II. Miss Doyle sang m nn encore "I'm a looking for a nice young fellow." ard wiih her til y mirror reflection ol the spot light picked out the boys in lhe audience io their huge delight. Amongsl those she caughl WAS Aldenn.n Hilditch who evidently enjoyed il. Tonight the company presents "La Belle Matie" with Miss Pinkie Mullalley in the title role which issiiid toi** her very besl. Por fn, finish and durability try one of Sweder Brothers' custom tailored suits. o!4 J Stenocrapher Wanled-Apply Box 1SS1 tf Wanled-Good general aervant. Apply P.O. Box IM 'inx-1'.x.x Wanted Nursing. Obatectrlej a specialty. Reaidenca 829 Third Ave. Phone J 1.1 ll. ,1 tf Wanted ���Poaitlon by experienced sleno-rrrapher Apply P.O. Box 437. 233-238 Wanted���Poaitlon aa housekeeper or companion loan Invalid lady. No objection to ruing out of town. Apply P.O. Box M7. 231-234 Wanted. ��� Cleraning anel pressing, alterations and repairing- for men and women. Dressmaking --ailed for and delivered. Mra Charles Pcrcher. -.-"Third A..-. Phone294 Red. tf fl.rl rs,,. J 1_U 4,.__.-���._.. Lost and Found -r**.i a *Ta.lS FOUND-! Small Keya. Inquire at Nawa Olllce. l..-si - I jMlirs* watch in bracelet. Reward lv returning to Newa ciUce. tf Loat a bunch of keya on Sunday night near Em- i-i... Hotel. Pinder please return eame to tha Daily Nawa. Loat on Saturday night .mr ladlea' rold wateh. enamel roaa aat In centre. Reward. Phone Cold .Storage Plant 220. tf Real Estate j �����...*. u >fc , rr. ,Q Will buy lou In Prince Rupert al bargain prlraa for cash. Apply P.O. Box B60 etallng location. price, etc. 231-lf CRea Notice of Dissolution Take notice that the firm of Charlea B. Wark at f.-mnanj which haa been carrying on the Jewelry business In partnership In Prince Rupert. B. C. haa thia day been dissolved. Charles II. Wark retiring frum the Arm. and that William Wark and William H. Wark Intend to continue the aald business in Prince Rupert under the firm name of W. Wark A Son, and will collect all moneva due lhe aald drat of Charlea B. Wark A Company and pay all debts owing by tha aald Arm. Dated at Prince Rupert. B.C., thia lllh day of October. A.D., ISII. W. WARK. W. H. WARK. 234-240 B.C. WARK. LINDSAY'SCARTAGE ��� STORAGE G. T. P. Transfer Agents Orders promptly Ailed. Price reasonable. OFFICE- II B. Rochester. On t re S i. Phone <x*. THIRD AVENUE IMPROVEMENT Lot Near News Building Purchased by Jerry Bonneau for $5,100. LOTS FOR SALE One lot, Block 22, Section 5, Seventh Avenue. Price $800, $400 rush. One lot, Block 5, Section 5, Fourth Avenue. Price $1200. $400 cash. balance 1 and 2 years. Two lots, Block 1, Section 6, Fourth Avenue. Price $3600. $1500 cash, balance 6 and 12 months. One lot, Block 88, Section 7, Seventh Avenue. Price $550. $250 cash, bulunce $25 per month. Two lot", Block 17, Section 7, Seventh Avenue. Price $1200 puir. $400 cash. Two kits, Block 49, Section 7, Ninth Avenue. Price $750 pair, one-half cash, balance 6 months. HOUSES FOR SALE 4 room house, Ambrose Avenue, plas- tered, best harbor view in city. Price $1837. $500 cash, balance $30 per month. The Big Furniture Store -EVERYTHING FOR HOUSEKEEPING- As we buy everything for Bpot cash, wc are able to undersell all competition Here Are Some of Our Wares: Armchairs, Rockers, Sanitary Couches, Davenports, Bed Lounges sn I Rattan Goods; Chiffoniers, Dressers and all kinds of Case Goods Iron and Brass Beds, Baby Buggies. For the Kitchen Linoleum8 at all prices. Twenty-five patterns to choose from, Carpets, Rugs, Portiers, Tapestry antl Lace Curtain, and all kinds of Curtain Materials. Stoves, Hotel White, Granite and Vitrified Ware, Tin- pots, Beanpots, Buttercrocks, Jugs, Filters ami a complete line of Enamel Ware, Dining Room Furniture of all kinds. Cutlery, French and English China in sets or by thc piece. Miscellan- Bedding. Blankets, Comforts, the famous Oatermoor .- j Mattress, Framed Mirrors and Mirrorplate for frum- eous -oOOdS ing, 36x48 down; Jardiniere, Vases, Bar Glasses of every description, Lamps, Lamp Chimneys, Baskets of ull kinds. This ls s Complete Housefurnlshlng Store- Largest Stock ln the North If you don't know where to find what you want give us a call ��� We are pretty sure to have it. F. W. HART 2nd Ave. and 6th St. Phone 62 kmMW*MMtt����k*ft��*kfcftfcMk��M*��kk��MM��kfcftM��k*��4��>> The Graham Island Oil Fields, Limited ? CAPITAL STOCK $1,000,000 . i We are offering for sale a very limited amount of shares of stock at 25c per share; par value $1.00. TheBe shares are going quickly and will soon be off thc market : : i : THE MACK REALTY & INSURANCE COMPANY I SELLING AGENTS ;4V44��4��4����l��KI4444444��44444����4��44��444444��444444444t No Man Need Use Poor Printing Unless He is FOR RENT 5 room house, unfurnished, newly pi pered and painted, basement. S. per month. LAND FOR SALE 5 and 10 acres, garden trucking at Kitsumkalum. Price $65 per acre. Terms. 10 acre tracts, garden trucking nt Kitselas. Price $50 ppr acre. Terms. FOR LEASR 76 x 100 feet on Third Avenue, level. Good lease. LOTS IN NEW HAZELTON $10 down and $10 per month Inr. - a lot now. Jeremiah H. Kugler, Ltd. The man who is able to buy any kind of printing is able to buy good printing. If he uses anything else it indicates to people who see it that he doesn't care. and Satisfied ...to Do So... /:���:,:���/��� WOO V Most people would prefer a man's general character und personality to be in keeping with his printing���soitsdis- astrous not to care about your printing FOB HIOII CLA88 PRINTING OF ALL KIND8 8EB THE "NEWS JOB ' Daily News Building PHONE 98 '*" Third Avenue ������*, COAL NOTICE COAL NOTICE Mr. Jerry BonneAU of this city, lias just purchased Lot 47, Block 34, Section 1, for 18,100. The property is located on Third avenue near the News buildlngi ur.d Mr. Boi i-ciii is contemplating improving his property immediately. Tin* loi waa formerly owned by J. \V. Bell, the man who wai Instrumental in putting through the change of grade on Third avenue. 0. M. Helgerson- Ltd., acted m agents for both panics. Ski.nl Und District -Dlalrlct ol Queen I'harlolta Taka nolle* that thirty dais altar data. I, C. I.. Ilsinl.-r of I'rinca lt-,1 , M. 11. C, by occupation t-oolelttwpar, Intand lo apply to lho 1 1,,. f Commissioner of Landa fur a licence to prospact lor coal and petroleum on and under 610 acta, ol land on Uraham laland duscritied as lollowa: Commencln*; at a post planted two milns north ol C. E. II. Coal Laaaa No. 16, marke-d S. E. cornar C. E. tl. Coal Leaae No. 21, Ihenca north SO chaina. Ihence weat Ml chain., thanca aouth (Ml chains, thenca easl SO ehaina 10 placa ol commencement. DatedSept. 11, mi. C. E. UAINTER, Locator Skaena Land District���District ol Queen Charlott* Taka nolic* lhat thirty day. Irom date. 1, C. I.. Ilainler ol Princ* llupert, II. C, by occupaUon bookkc-rper. Inlend to apply to tin- t t.,,-1 Commissioner of Lends lor a llconce 10 prospect for coal and petroleum on and under t-t,, acraa of land on Uraham laland d��crib*d aa lollowa: Commencing st a poet planted two milaa north ol C. E. II. Coal I. .- No. 14, markad N. I.. corner C. E. B. Coal Laaaa No. 17, thrnce aouth SO chains, Ihenca weat su chaina, thance nonh M chaina, thenco eaal SO chaina 10 plac* of commencement. Dated Sept. II, 1S1I. C. E. UAINTER, Locator Pub. Sept. 11. Skeena Land Dlalrlct���Diatrict ol Quaan Charlott* I Taka nolice that thirty dava Irom data, I, C. E. J Hainter of Princ* Rupart, It. C, by occupation i bookkeeper, intend to apply to the Chief Commiasioner of Lands tor a Licence lo proapect lor I coal and pelroleum on and under old acraa ot land on Uraham Island deacribed aa follows: Commenelns Bl a post plantad two milaa north "It. E. U. Coal Laaa* No. It, markad N. W. corner C. E. U. Cool Laaaa No. IS, thenc* aoulh Ml chains, Ihenc* aaat SO chaina, tbenc* north SO chains, Ihenca waat SO chaina to plaoa o( com- menremanL Hated Sept. II, l*.-l I. C. E. UAINTER, Locator Pub. 8*pL S3. Skeena Land District-Dislrict of Queen CharloUe Take notica lhat thirty daya after date, I, C. E. Uainter ol Princ* Rupert, It C by occupation bookkeeper, inlend to apply to lha Chief Commissioner 1,1 Lands (or a licence lo prosplct for coal and petroleum 00 and under tliu acraa of land on Uraham Island deacribed aa lollowa: Commenting at a poat planted two miles north ol C. E. U. Coal Leaaa No. 13, marked 8. W. corner C. E. II. Coal Leaaa No. 1��, lhance north SO chains, thenca aaal SO chaina, Ihence aouth SO chains, thence waat SO chaina lo placa ot com* meneemenL isle.1 Sept. 11,1*11. C. E. DAINTER. Locator Skeena Land District -DUlrict ol Queen Charlotte Take notice that Ihirty days Irom dale, I. C. E. Ilainler ol Princa Rupart, U. C, by occupation bookkeeper, intend to apply to the Chief Commissioner of Lands lor a licence to prospect for I Pub. Sept. coal and petroleum on and under 640 acrea ol oland on Uraham island descrilied as follows: I Skaena Land District -District ol Queen charlotte Commencing at a poat planted two mllea north ' Take notice thai thirty dava from da.*, 1, C, E. ol C. E. II. Coal Leaae No. 16, marked N. E. < Hainter of Prince Rupert, 11. C, by occupation corner C. E. H. Coal Leaae Nn. 22, thence aouth ' bookkeeper, intend to apply to lha Chief t umbo chains, thence west SO chains, thence north 80 I miaaioner of Landa lor a licence lo prospect lor chains, tbence eaat SO chaina to place ol com- coal and petroleum on and under 64U acrea ol land mencement. DatedSept. 12.1*11. C. E. UAINTEH. Locator Member of the I. W. W. In this i-ily arc Intensely disgusted according to their secretary by the inkii'K ii|i by the council of the station work ard contract systems on the clearing of Wood- worth lakeside. John Ga'lngher was fired ?7 ihis morning for having been driirk ard disorderly Inst right. Girls' ar.d Misses' Felt atul Tweed Huts.���Wallace's. 2t Skeena Land District -Dl-trlcl ol Queen Charlotte Take notice that thirty days Irom date, I, C. B. Uainter of I'rinca Rupart, II C, by occupation bookkeeper, intend to apply In Ihe Chiel Com* misaioner of Landa lor a licence to prose-.ect tor coal and petroleum on anel under 6lt- carea of land on Uraham Island describ��d aa follows: Commencing at a poet planled two mllea north ol C. E. U. Coal Leaae No 17, marked N. E. comer C. E. U. Coal Leaae No. 2.1 (hence south 80 chaina, thenre west 80 chaina, thenca north 80 chaina, thence easl 80 chaina to place ol commencement. Daled Sepl. 12. 1*11. C. E. UAINTER, Locator Pub. SepL 23. Skeena Land Dlatrlcl���Diatrict ol Queen Charlotta Take notice lhat tlilrty days Irom date, I, C. E Hainter ol Prince Rupert, 11. C, by occupallon bookkeeper, intand to apply to tha Chief Com- mi-a.irrfi.-r ot Landa fur a licence to prospect tor coal and petroleum on and under 640 acrea of land on Uraham laalnd deacril-cd aa lollows: Commencing at a poat planted two mllea north ol C. E. U. Coal Leaae No. ls, marked N. W. corner C. E. U. Coa] Laaaa No. 24, thenca aouth 80 chains, thence east 80 chain., thence north 80 chains, thenca weet 90 chains to place of commencemenl. Dated Sept. 12, 1*11. C. E. HAINTER, Locator Pub. SepL 23. Skeena Und Dialrlcl- District ol Queen Charlott Take notice that thirty days from dale, I, A. T> Rroderlck ol I'rince Rupert, II. C, by occupation hank manager, Intend to apply to tha Chief C���in- rntsaloner ol I-sirrl. for a licence to proapect tor coal and petroleum on and under 640 acrea o( land oa Uraham Island deacrilied as lollowa: Commencing at a post planted two milea north of C, E. U. Coal Leaae No. 17, marked 8. W. corner A. T. U. Coal Leaae No. '.!'.. thence north 80 chains, Ihence eaat 80 chains, Ihenca aouth SO chaina, thenca weat 80 chain, to place of commencement. ��___,�� A. T. BRODERICK, Locator pau-d Kept. 1!, |��n. c. E. Balnier, Agant Pub. Bapt.il. . on Uraham Island deecribed aa lollows Commencing at a poat planted two milea north ol C. E. II. Coal Leaaa No. 14, marked 8. W. corner C. E. B. Coal Leaa* No. 20, thene* north 80 chains, thence waat hi chaina, thenre aouth 80 chaina, Ihence aaat 80 chaina to placa ol com* mencemenL Dated Sept. 11,1*11. C. E. UAINTER, Locator Pub. Sept, 23. NOTICE In tha County Court ol AUIn llolden al Prlne* llupert in tha Mailer of tha "Official A.I mlnlatrator'a Act" and In tha Miner ol the Eatat* ol Duran P. Latkovlch deceased, Intestate. TAKE NOTICE lhat hy order ol Ilia Honnr, Judge \ounff, made (he 31st day ol August, 1911. 1 waa appointed Administrator ot the Estate of the said Duran P. Latkovlch deceased, and all WATER NOTICE I, 8. Harrison of Princ* Rupart, II. C. broker, give nolle* that 00 the lift���enth .is. - ' 1*11,1 Inland to apply lo lha Water 1 at his office in I-rtnee Rupert, H. I . to take and uae three cubic feat ol ��. * Irom McNeil River In Skeena IL** ia to ba taken Irom the stream above tha unction with th* - la lo ba uaad on Lot 4406 lor ,'^i--..c and agricultural purpoaaa. .�����_%���. K *^ SAHl'CL HARRISON SepL*. WATER NOTIO. Clve nc It'll. I I. 8. Harrison ol Prlne* Rupert. II '' . '-"*'' notlra that oa the fifteer.lt> ,!>: Inlend to apply to tha Water l'��mmlsiSon*t at hla office in I'rlne* Rupert, B. C . tit ' lice'ee to Uke and uaa two cubic laat ol water l-er m-**-" I from lha Waat Fork of McNeil lllwf In Skeer.a District. The water la to be Uken Irom lie ****** aboul ono mile from Ita unction with N1*'*' Rivar and U to ba uaad oa Lot 44US for J---r.er.tc and agricultural purpoaaa. _.__... Samuel hariusos a--,! ��. LAND PURCHASE NOTICE tmMio-s having cUima acalnat thp aald KfrUto art i hereby re<|uiml to forward aama properly verified Datad August 1ft. 191 to me on or befor* the 30th day of September. *~ 1911, and all the partiea Indebted to the aald Relate are required to pay tha amount of their ln.��plite*tlneaa to nae forthwith. DATED thC 6th day of September. 1911, JOHN H. McMULMN, Official Admlnlitrator. ADVERTISE IN THE NEWS Skeona Land District-District of Om*x lx* Taka nolle* that Percy M Meller ,,f Pi ��� I- pert, B.C., occupation Civil Engineer. Int.*. 1* ��� apply for permiaalon to purchaae the foil '** described lands: Commenrlng at a poat planted on lhe left of McNeil River at north weal cornar of lot ������ R.V., thenre eaat ttx chains more or les. t- erly boundary of timber limit 64S fold mr *I616) thence northerly following aald wo boundary of timber limit SO chaina meire er to north wnt corner of aaid timber limit, i westerly 2(1 chaina mor* or leas to left bai McNeil River, thence eoulherly follawln** left bank of McNeil River 60 ehaina more " to point of eommencement, conulnlng NO a * more or l<*.�� PERCY M. MILLER. E. Fleams-,. A. Dale June 19.1*11 Pub. July 1*. 1*11 Skeena Land District-District of Cassia: Take notice that I. Thomaa Carter, of I'r lliperi. occupation carpenter, InUnd t>> - - for permiaalon lo purchaae the following SSI * ed land. Commencing at a poat planteel about one * aouth from the mouth of Falls creek and al, ISO feet back from the beach. Ihenc* MX rl,a* north, thence 40 chains weat, Ihence 0' rh , aouth, thence eaat 40 chains to polnlof pomroen,- menL conulnlng 320 acres more or leas. THOMAS CARTER Dateel July 7th. ISII. Charlea WebaUr Calh Pub. Aug. Mh. Agenl. Skeena Und Dlatrlct���Dlatrlct ol Coast Rang- Taka nolle* that Frank 8. Miller ol 1-on.l" Eng., occupation civil englne��r, InUnds to api" lor permlsaion lo purchaaa lha following deecTH,** ��� lanoa: .. , 9> Commencing etTe poat planted at tba N . Cornar of Lot 28, It ice north 20 chains, therr* waat 20 ehaina, Ihenca aoulh 20 chains, the, ���' eaat 20 ehalna lo point of commencemenl, c."1* talnlng 40 acrea more or laaa. _ __- ,.... ->ated August 15, 1*11. FRANK 8. MM.U '- ub. Aug. 2��. P. M. Millar, Age. Skeana Und Diatrict���Diatrict of Coaat Ranf ��� Taka notice that Herbert J. Mackla ol I '"'; broke. (ML occupation lumberman, Inteniis i apply lor permlsaion lo purchaaa tha lollowinit dnrrlhed lantla: . , ,, .... Commanclng at a post planteel on the Wl i""" of the Zymonolta or Zlm-a-got-IU River, at sonII. west corner ol Ut 1706, thenee nort herly,_lolln��. ,nt 'he mora or 1 1706, Ihence weaterly Ihe lott bank of said river, SO chains mure or Wjw point ol commencement conulnlng 160 ���" mora or laaa. Located August 19, 1*11 I'sle.1 Aei-ru.t 21 wterly boundary ol Ut 1706. 80 chans f lass, to the northwest corner ol aa d x> thence westerly and aoutherly, I"1"*1,* Pub. Aug. iS. ���11. HERBERT J. MACKIT Frederick 8. Clemtnta, Ags',1 *.% ������hs-:*��'- ���.-*T-'*l*)**l''.>xx.:rm*. * -
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Title | The Daily News |
Alternate Title | [The Prince Rupert Optimist] |
Publisher | Prince Rupert, B.C. : [publisher not identified] |
Date Issued | 1911-10-13 |
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Notes | Titled The Prince Rupert Optimist up to and including April 29, 1911; titled The Daily News May 1, 1911 and thereafter. |
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DOI | 10.14288/1.0227852 |
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