' THE WEATHER Twenty-four hours ending5 a.m., Oct. 21 UAX. TKMP. MIN.TKMP. BAR. IN. RAIN 510 42.0 80.235 .03 X" The Daily legislative totw- *UWS��T VOL. II, NO. 241 NEXT MAILS nSSdn ^V PO" sol'TH cdtfruy^Bunday 9 a.. m l'l-iiui'jfteorge... Monday, 8 a.m. Mil TOR North 1 Pclnceu My,.. Monday, Pot 28 Formerly The Prince Rupert Optimist he TOR.*. Prince Rupert, B.C.. Saturday, October 21, 1911. Price Five Cents Innl FEY FLOATED AOI HOW COMOX ATLIN VOTED BY INDIVIDUAL DISTRICTS Final Figures are Now Obtainable���In the Two Districts North of the Skeena, Duncan Ross Was the Man ���The Three Districts South of the Skeena Gave Majorities for Clements Final figures regarding the election in Comox-Allin have been summarised by Returning Officer I'. (j. Dawson as the following statement shows. It will bo seen from the figures that Atlin antl Skeena districts both gave a majority for Duncan Ross, Ross's main gain being in the city of Prince Rupert itself where his majority oyer Clements of 171 is less than a score of votes below Clements' majority of 188 for the whole constituency. Some may see evil omen for Ross in the figures showing his Atlin ma jority of 23���the hodoo or skiiloo number���but superstition aside, neither Atlin nor Skoena district has anything to hang the heat about in the fight for tht* Libera Cause for Comox-Atlin. Following is the official summary: SUMMARY OF GENERAL RESULTS OF POLL September 21st, 1911. Atlin District Clements 50 . Ross 73 Majority for Ross 23 Alberni District Clements 341 Ross 242 Majority for Clements.. 09 Clements Ross Comox District 574 345 Majority for Clements. .229 Clements. Ross Richmond District 39 17 Majority for Clements.. 22 Skeena District Clements 8(Hi Ross 945 Majority for Ross.. District Majorities for Clements total 350 District Majorities for Ross total 102 . 139 Total Majority for Clements Spoiled Ballots, 47. Rejected Ballots, 18. .188 AN UNDERTAKER'S BLUNDER PUT END TO THE FUNERAL Discovered That the Urn a Kingston Family Were Burying, Waa Labelled With the Name of Another Person Funeral Was Called Off (Canadian Press Despatch) Kingston, Out., Oct. 21st.���A painful sensation has boon caused here by what is believed to be an undertaker's blunder. Just prior to the burial of the cremated remains of the late Davitl \V. Trotter of Long Beach, Cat., at iho local cemetery, it was dis- covered thai the casket containing the ashes bore the label of Mrs. Ophelia Parringion, aged 82. It is believed lhat the caskets of two different persons became mixed, each going lo wrong destinations. The obsequies were ���topped until ilu* Long Beach undertaker can be communicated with! Hosiery specials on Saturday at Wallace's. 2�� PRESBYTERIAN SERVICES The Presbyterian Club Will Start up Again on Wednesday Evening. Rev. Mr. Kerr will preach in the theatre on Sunday evening a, 7.30 on "Is Not This the Carpenter.1 ' Morning service Presbyterian Church Hall on Fourth avenue, near McBride, at 11 a.m. The opening meeting of lho club will be held on Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. Subject: "Govern- ment by Commission," will bo discussed by several prominent citizens. Everyone is cordially Invoted i<> this, tho opening meeting of the club, and an interesting evening '** promised. MR. WAGEWORKER This Concerns You Local 326, I. W. W. invites the working men of Prince Rupert lo attend a public mooting t<> l>*' held in their hall on Third avenue and Eighth street, on Saturday evening at 8 o'clcok, to discuss the reduction in wages in the city. The new G.T.P. News Stand for Lowney's delicious Chocolates, fresh from the factory, tf BEATRICE IS AF0AT AGAIN C. P. R- Vessel is Now on Her Way to Vancouver for Repairs. (Canadian PfWI Despatch) Victoria, Oct. 21. The C. P. R. steamer Princess Beatrice was floated at high tide this morning and is now en route for Vancouver where she should arrive tonight. Temporary repairs will be made to the hull after which she will go to Esquimalt lo be dry docked. TO~SETTLE STRIKE Hon. Robert Rogers Leave* for West to Interview the Coal Miners. (Canadian Press Despatch) Winnipeg, Oct. 21���Hon. Robert Rogers, the new Minister for the Interior, leaves here lo try and settle the coal strike of Alberta antl British Columbia. "DEI GRATIA" IS LEFT OFF Canadian Coinage This Year is Short of the Ancient Phrase��� The Mint's Error. (Canadian Press Despatch) Ottawa, Oct. '21.���A great ileal of comment has been created by the disappearance of the words "Dei Gratia" from the Canadian coinage this year. This applies to the silver ones only. N xt year's coin will have the stalely antl ancient*moi to restored. The fault for lho omission lies with the Briiish mint authorities. The tlies were prepared in England and there the misiak was made. Because of the urgent need for tlios they were accepted. Thc 1912 coins will revert to the ancient usage. SNOW IN MANITOBA Early Snowfall Will Interfere With Threshing Operations (Canadian Pre*.* Despatch) Winnipeg, Oct. 21.���Snow fell today throughout a portion of the province. It will have a very bail effect on threshing operations, Single Tax the Issue Winnipeg, Oct. 21.���(Specia)��� Next month's civic election lure is to bo fought on the single tax issue. TWO SENTENCED TO BE HANGED Ishi, the Port Essington Jap, and .lobes, the New Westminster Wife Murderer, to Die on December 5th. (Canadian Press Despatch) Vancouver, Ocl. 21.���Kor having shot his wife at New Westminster some months ago, Henry Jobes was today found guilty of murder and sentenced to hang on December 5th. On. the same dato Ishi, iho Port Essington Jap who was sentenced t-<> death, will be* executed. Pantorium Pioneer Cleaners, Phone 4. PRINCESS ROYAL GOES SOUTH WITH FULL UST OF YUKON OLD-TIMERS Frank Manley, George De Lion and Two Hundred Other Well Known Yukoners Going Out for the Winter���A Merry Scene on the Wharf This Morning ATTEMPTED TO MURDER PURSER CHAS. GUPTILL Foreigner Attacked Him With a Double Pitted Axe at Skagway and He May Die as a Result���Robbery the Motive-Posse Now in Hot Pursuit of the Miscreant To the many old time Klondike!) in Prince Ruperl today, the passenger list of tlie C. P. R. Princess Royal this morning wns of particular interest. Lining the steamer's side as she lay at the wharf wore hundreds of passengers leaving lhe Yukon fur lhe season, ami amongst them old timers here counted many familiar facet. Millionaire Frank One conspicuous figure on board wu. that of Frank Manley, tinman who ran the Manley Hot Springs Hotel al Fairbanks during the gold days, and one of the liest known of the men north now. He has the reputation of being worth millions. He reached the Yukon from Mexico where he had cleared himself effectually of a charge of murder laid against him. lie is as well known in Mexico as in lhe Yukon. A Good Loser Running the Hoi Springs looked to be a profitable business, Inn Frank lost $2(10,(1110 on thai ven ture. However, he grew a garden of vegetables and llowers there that was the envy of the whole North. Ho had a lay-out of lavish luxury with swimming pools, and every appurtenance in keeping, After leaving Fairbanks he weni to the Iditarod, and has jusi pulled OUt from there with the reputation of having made "a not of money." Frank hailed his friends hero with warm good cheer today. Peter Black of tin- Central Hotel, Jarvis McLeod of the Customs Department, Max Hcilbroncr, J. H. Rogers of the Steamship Agency, were hailed by him. Real Old Timers" Other prominent old lime mining men on the Royal were Bill Scouse, once partner with Pete Black on "15 Eldorado," an unassuming many now wonh many thousands of dollars. His brother Tom w.'s there too, also a miner of '1)7. Doc. Rainier was then- from Fairbanks, antl Charlie Bun-liter, "the sunbeam purser" of lhe Northern Navigation Company, Mollis Loon- ey, Bill Harding, Nick Torolla, Pilot Schafcr of the White Pass Company, Robert Milvano of the Russell King Outfit, Milvano and Mcl.arcn, Commodore Barker of the Northern Navigation Company Mrs. Charlie Vifquin, oh her way to New York, Horace McKay, Fishery Inspector, and amongst many others last mentioned but not least George Do Lion, famous in the days of the Villa De Lion across the Yukon where lhe "Mar- jorie" took her crowds of passengers. Every Berth Full To the true old timer every I name has its associations and i then* were many, many more.] This is the Royal's second lasi trip for the season, the water in the Yukon being freer than usual of ice just now. livery available lierth w;is booked ihore being altogether some 220 passengers from Skagway southbound. News was brought south by the Princess Royal this morning that jusi as she was pulling out of Skagway discovery had boon made of a brutal attempted murder and robbery there. The victim is Charlie Gupiill, purser of tho Alaska Steamship Company, and the motive for the crime was evidently robbery as the purser was believed lo have upwards of 18000 on him, the amount represented by bookings for the steam- I or Dolphin belonging to his company. At the lime the Royal pulled lout, all that was known was that la foreigner had attacked Guptill with a double-bitted axe doing him dreadful injury, and the lirsi j news was that he had died within a few minutes. Later information obtained through enquiry made at Juneau where the news* had been wired was to the effect that the purser wa.s still alive, and lhat j hopes wore held out for his recovery. The money wa.s believed to be all in the hands of the miscreant who escaped, but was1 being closely pursued, and had probably been captured by the time the Royal reached hen*. No further news of the matter had reached Rupert by wire up to the lime of writing. The injured man, Charlie I'. Guptill, is a very well known in the present day north, though he Wiis not an old timer of the Klondike days. He is very well spoken of all around, and the attack on him is arousing con siderable feeling amongst those who have had to do with him in travelling myth. BUILDING PERMITS Only a Little Over $2000 Represented This Week Building permits representing buildings to the value of $2475 were isuued by Building Inspector Mclnnis for the week ending 20th October. The mosi considerable building projected is ii dwelling on Fifth avenue for J. T. Moore Costing 11000. The other permits range from 8100 to 8300, and represent small buildings, additions and repairs to houses on Ninth, Fourth and Fifth avenues, Biggar Place and Summit avenue. Baptist Song Service Lovers of music and song will have an opportunity t<> gratify their taste at Mclntyre Hall Sunday night at 7.30 p.m. as the Baptist Church will have a song service instead of ii sermon, Cray's full orchestra will attend. John E. Davey, organist. Business Trip Mr. C. II. Handasyde, Jr., will leave by the Prince George on Monday morning fo" a week's trip south on business. BOY WANTED. To work steadily or before and after school. ���Wallace's. 2t OUR NEW FEDERAL MEMBER SAYS HE WILL LOOK AFTER RUPERT Mr. H. S. Clements Given an Enthusiastic Reception at the Conservative Smoker Last Night���Optimistic Prophecies Were Made About Canada's Future CHINA IS AWAITING RESULT OF NEXT BIG ENGAGEMENT First Decisive Victory Either Way Will Have a Far Reaching Moral Effect on Chinese People���Big Battle is Expected at Any Minute (Canadian Press Despatch) Pokin, Oct. 21.-The fate of the Chinese Empire is now trembling in the balance awaiting the result 0 B decisive victory for one side or the oilier. Ii is now apparent that the Imperial Government knew of tin- now victory of the rebels at Hankow twenty-four hours before it became public The Imperial KILLED DETECTIVE Seattle Man Shoots in an Effort to Avoid Arrest Siv'elle, Oct. 21.���While running awav and endeavoring tO avoid arrest, Waller Standbridge. aged 28, shot and killed instantly Detective Bianchi. The bullet took effect in the head. Wiih the Mclntyre Hall about two-thirds full of staunch Coa- sorvalivos and other citizen- in- terestcd Alderman Clayton opened the smoker hold last night to welcome Mr. Clements, the ntwly elected member for Coniox-Allin. "It was desirable that before he went io Ottawa Mr. Clementa should get to know the faces of his sup|xirters antl bo able also call them each antl all by name," said the Chairman amid applause. "Therefore this smoker." The speaker went on terms of flowery eloquence to describe the resources of Prince Rupert particularly touching on the "hardy fisherman who after casting his net under the shimmering starlight draws forth in the daytime the glittering, silver-sided spoil of the mighty deep." (Cheers). Clements Can Cook Mayor Manson opened his address with amusing references to the launch trip taken by himself and Mr. Clement! t<> Bella Coola when Mr. Clements had proved able "to cook for the bunch.'' The Mayor had greatly enjoyed many meals cooked thus by Mr. Clements, though he had to wash the dishes afterwards. (I-aughtcr). Protection Plan Referring to the recent COntOSl lhe Mayor remarked thai the victory achieved under Mr. Borden was a most significant one. It brought Canada in line with the plans of the great leader in Britain���Joseph Chamberlain * (Cheers.) It would lead to Canada and the British colonies coming in lino with a s\ -lem of protection. (Cheersl. The uld country would appreciate the advantage of the gnat scheme, and it would soon be realised, (Cheers). A pianoforte selection followed Mr. Manson's address during which refreshment! wen- served. "Mr. Speaker's" Brother Mr. Sproule, brother of the newly appointed Speaker of the House, was present ami on the call of the chairman took the platform. He expressed Ilis pleasure ill addressing an audience in the greal constituency of Cotnox- Atlin. Hc had seen much of tin- district while travelling with the new member, ami "the estimable gentleman whom the citizens had selected to rule lhe coming city of Prince Rupert." "Salt of the Earth" He toltl how thc hearts of the Conservatives down lielow had been cheered by the results coming in from the far away tlistricts of Comox-Atlin���surely the sail of the earth was there, (Cheers from the grains of said salt in lhc hall). Bee in His Bonnet An amusing oomic song and1 thing of th recitation followed by Mr. Martin and then the chairman called on Dr. Traynor, of Kitselas, to take the platform, lie congratulated Mr. Clement on this victory saying thai he never should forget how he felt when ho heard the results at Kitselas. Farmyard Interlude Mr. J. G. Weston gave soine farmyard imitation! including how the Conservatives crowed on Election Day and after the results were out. Mr. Weston's Imitation of catching a bee was exceptionally good. He caughl the insect in Alderman Clayton1! bonnet. Several amusing soigs followed, by Mr. Martifl and other popular singers, then after a prelude in the shape of a selection on the bagpipes Mr. Clements was introduced by the chairman. The New M. P. Mr. Clement! who wai received with enthusiasm said he was pleased to see all, both Liberal and Conservative. He was proud as a Canadian that not a single elector In- had met in Comox- Atlin had been desirous to sell his franchise. Didn't Like Rupert Once He admitted that when he first came to Prince Rupert in linearly days he looked at the rock ai'd timber .'bout and did not I see how a city ever could be made here. Now having seen soilie-i Interior resource! of] the dlitrict, he was assured of1 Prince Rupert's prosperity. Prince Rupert must become B very great city indeed, and during his term at Ottawa he would while not neglecting every other portion of Comox-Atlin���make a point always of advancing the interests of Prince Rupert. He did nol feel sore at the adverse vote he nut in Prince Ruperl but realised thai his workers here had found force! against them that they had not anticipated. Referring to Premier R. L. Commander in chief is now within one hundred miles of Hankow, and it is expected that another and more decisive encounter between the opposing force will take place in ilu* near future. Tho climax and success of the. revolutionists seems to hingo on the result of the first big encounter, as the moral effect will be far reaching. RAIN SPOILS MATCH World's Baseball Series at a Standstill Need Some Rupert Weather There. (Canadian Pros- Despatch) Philadelphia, Oct. 21. -Rain hoi again earned the poitponement Borden, he said: "There is no of the New York-Philadelphia base- ore man more capable of leading the party in power in the Dominion of Canada than R. L. Borden." He would ever have tIn- best interests of the Dominion at heart. Without wishing to say anything to offend any Liberal he did not see how any Liberal COUld possible have supported the reciprocity pact. He thought any Liberals supporting that pact must have voted simply for party reasons. Wants the Liberals If Liberals would now line up with the party in power they would find Canada better governed than it had been for fifteen years. Gov't, and G. T. P. He belittled the Libera ernmeni saying that the GrandI Trunk Pacific was the only groat I enterprise ever entered on by the Liberal Government in the interests of Canada, The fortunes of Prince Rupert depended Upon the Ge T, P. and the Conservative party were nol opposed to thc (Continut-il on pig! 6.) ill match. It i-* still raining today antl it looks like another |K>st- poncment. COUNCIL VS. COMMISSION Debate Wednesday Night in Pref. byterinn Church Hall on (Thia Important Question. "Municipal Government by Council or Commission," is the question to b ��� thrashed out by the young men of the Presbyterian (liurch on Wednesday night in the new hall on Fourth avenue. Some of Princ Rupert's strongest speaker! are to take part, and it is understood that (). H. Nelson will I lead the battle against Commit* Guv-lslon Government. Over to Porcher Mayor Manson left this morning with Mr. Clements antl the City Assessor and Collector Mr. J. C. McLennan Ot) a visit to Porcher Island to ascertain the needs ol that important portion ol the constituency. Tho party will return on Monday, 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 DISPL-YY ADVEKTLSING-50 cents per inch. Contract rates on application. SUBSCRIPTION RATES-To Canada, United States and Mexico-DAILY, BOc per month, or $5.00 per year, in advance. Weekly, $2.00 per year. 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Oct. 21 THE FIRST GREAT BETRAYAL" Local Improvement Notice Tftkl DOtlM that tlit> council o[ the Municipal Corporation of tht City ot Print*.1 Kuptrt intends to miikc tin- followinK local improvcmciitB: A ten-loot plunk ttidowulk on botfl Hides of Fourth atm-i, between north Hide of Second meruit* und south side of Third uv.'iuie will) ftroi't croiwlnipi ut Second avenue and Third avenue, and to IH6M the tinul cost thereof upon tho propwty fronting or tbuttlni on or to h bononttM thereby, and that u Htatement und diagram ihowing the lunda to he mo apeciallv IlKWinil tor the said improvement**! or work, in now on Hit' In the oflice nf the City t'lerk, and is open for inspection ilunm; office bourn. The estimated cost of the work i*. 9881*00-) and is to be paitl for in one yeur. I tilted at i'rince Kupert thi*-. -1st duv of October, 1811, ERNEST A. WOODS, City Clerk, William Mahlon Davis, City Kmrineer. Local Improvement Notice Take notice that the council of the Municipal Corporal inn of the City of Prince Rupert intends to make the folio*int: local improvements: A leu-foot plank sidewalk on earn side of Third ! WlUTC slnvt betWten tOUth Hide ��>( Slile* place und miuth side of Third avenue and on the west side of Third I strtet, batwoan north itdo of Second tvanua and 1 WUth side of Thiid avenue with Mreet ORMltui [ ut S.i-oiid and Third u venue*, and to assess the tina! CO*t thefOOl on the properly front inn or ! abut t inn i hereon or to bt hem-fitted thereby, and that ,i statement and diagram showing the | lands tO -"' so specially HHHN for the said Improvwntntt or works Is now tiled in the olHce of the City Clerk and is opet for inspection during office hour*. The cttlmtttd Nti ol the work is gUM.OQ ami is io bf paid for in one year. Dated at I'rince Kupert this 21st duv of October, 1IU1. ,__ KKNKST A. WOODS, City Clerk. William Mahlon Davi**, City Engineer. ITEMS OF . . j SPORT! It'llVO Local Irnprovsmisht Notice '1";,1.,* tmtit*.- lliat !he ,-,',,���,-i! ol Um Municipal Corporal ion of the City of Princ.1 Kui.e-rl iiitt*nils . !��� iiiiiki- lhc followim* locul iniprovi-nu'tils: \ s.-\.'liti*e>ll-1oeit (ilunk sie]e*wulk on bolh side**, j of Sei-oiirl stn-s'l. l>.'lv.iH.n south sielc e,f Kirsl av.-iuie- ami soulh sielc of Thir,l avenue*. i.ii,l sln*e*l cr���s��intrs ar Second anil Thir.l Avenue-, anil lo -i-.-1-as the linal cost ttVre.tf upon tin- property ! Ironlini! or ulmtlitiK thereon or to tte l>cnollttee1 thereby and lhat a statement unel diagram showing hi ' ���^...^..a-sa.. >*��..������-.s|"��a�� Cart'ful exanilnaiion of the performances of major league pitchers lor the last ten years is not needed to show that Christopher Matluw- son is the greatesi pitcher of the day. H M M President Bob Brown, of the Vancouver Baseball Club, will shortlv for San Antonio. he will attend the mutual meeting of the National Association of Minor Leagues, X M �� Chit-ago won the toss from Detroit in the clini,', for the scene of the opening game of the 1908 world's series and won the cham- pionship; Pittsburg won the toss from Detroit in 1000 and likewise the series. Philadelphia outlucked Chicago in the same department In 1010 and you know who holds the title at the present time; New York won tlu* toss this year. ��� MM One of the greatest upsets of the season among two-year-olds occurred at Xewtn J. B. Jod's 7 to rkel when Mr. 1 shot, the Ab- Ii is mil io In- expected that any political leader selecting a Cabinei can please all his follower!. But Sir. Borden in his effort! to secure a ministry of all the talents seems tn have been more than ordinarily unfortunate. Tory Toronto, the headquarters of Conservatism in Canada, seems to be very much torn over his Cabinet selections. The selection of Mr. W. T. White���probably the ablest and strongest i�� > ,-.;���,, .... ���, - ...,������,.. ,... ., ��� \i,,],n, *,-,i nl ill ilii> iii-w iuit.isii.r< is l.e-inir iiii.l.- tliA snl.i,.e*t nf l.iu.-r nmtsutc inipmvwn-rnis or work is now Hied in ilu* odlce 5Jf"****J *-*>"��� ��������-��� '�� w*tuuiBUOi�� 01 B1LJ*1"Jr**^**^*fr*sisoemgmaae tnesuojectot utterprotests. ;���,>������-.,,.,.,���rl.-nci N���.,���,,.,r,���,p���r,ill���jurlnj p|ate wort], Sr)im0 at sjx fur. I In* 1 iironin 1 elegram, whose Ultra violent t onservatism is almos; oit;n- hours. ��� _____ _l l t l !_ _ tj_ ._L- A-a.J_ The e-atiniute'el cosl of the work Is IS.OS1.00 and a byword lias come out in open attack and is asking the Ontario is to i�� paid for in o�� yw. Conservatives to defeat Hon. \V. T. White and Hon. Frank Cochrane v,\';M"lM ���"��-������� Bsp-Bttusitotdsirotot*****, at the forthcoming by-elections. The introduction of the French brnest a. woods, Nationalist and clerical representatives into the Cabinei is the ground wuuim UiUoad>v_, Uirk' of the Telegram's bitterest ire. In an editorial entitled "The First j city Engineer. Great Betrayal" ii says: I _. ****** jmt/*itmtm& Notice, "If Hon. R. I.. Borden and the Borden Government liavi any real friends in Ontario, these friends will set to work am longs. The winner of this race often supplies the favorite in winter betting for the Derby. ��� x ��� The same owner's White Star, full brother to this year's Derby defeat Hon. Frank Cochrane and Hon. W. T. White in any constituency to which they may appeal in this Province. "The question for Ontario Conservatives to decide is whether they will strangle the advisers who have subordinated the 1*5- L. Borden Premiership to clericalism and corporationism on the occasion of the first betrayal of the people. "Or will the true friends of the Borden Premiership hesitate to strangle the worst enemies of that Premiership and give these enemies lime to strangle the whole Conservative party and deprive Canada of the fruits of as noble a victory as a free people ever won? "The defeat of Hon. Frank Cochrane and Hon. W. T. White in Ontario constituencies would bring Hon. R. I.. Borden face to face with the quality of the folly which he has accepted as wisdom, and teach Mr. Borden that the voice bf Ontario does not necessarily speak in the accents of Sir William Mackenzie and J. W. Flavelle & Company." Of course the Telegram's attitude is ureasonable. The Telegram Take nolice thai the council of the Municipal Winner, llcavilv bucket! at 0 to 4, Corporation ei' the City of Prince Rupert intends t i i i ._ t .1 ��� . 1 .i.��� ID make _W follow-ini! local improvcm-Mits: Could do HO better ill.Ill lllllll, till* A ion-foot plank sidewalk on lioth side., of |...,| ., .jr ]���.;���,. m,|ii |,\- lhe \llliT- Virst street from the south aid- of Kir.i n.enue J"*1 ]''*���" ,",���** *~* '* * - * ican tired colt, Sweeper II., owned by H. B. Duryea, and which started second favorite at 2 to 1. The winner is by Sundridge- Absurdity, ;ird though he has won some good races had been tried out inferior to White Star, his brother. He is trained by Morton. The result was far from popular. M K K Because the eighteenth annual Tnke notice thai Ihe council ol lhe- Municipal I \ ,,.._ _-,_-. e ._. l_:_.,,^i:__��� !-_._. Corporation of the City of Prince Kui.e-rl intends I'lll'lop MCI' lol 1)10} I'll! lo make the followln-r local baprovaBMBtl! A ye-venleen-fool plunk si.lew-alk on the west side of Mcllride streit from south of First avenue to south sode of Third avenue-, with stre-el cros-tinRs > | r , ind is ><��s. ih, ileeiiletl lo divide lhe iVert lliio to the soulh side of Third avenue, wil't crossings on Second anel Tnirel avenues, and lo assess the final cost thereof upon the property fronting or ahulting thereon, or to bi lienelllled thereby, and that a statement and diagram showing the lands !o lie so esiie-eially tta-sesseei for said improve- menls or work Is now filed in lhe nn.ee of the l'n> i'!.-rk and is open feir inspection during otlice hours. The eslimnled cost of the work ,- tl,S0O.O0 and is lo he pui-l in one year. Mates] at Prince Kupert this 21s! eli. - eif Octoher. llll. BRNEST A. WOODS. City Clerk. William Mahlon Davis, City Kngin.H-r. Local ln.provsn-.ernt Nolle* been transferred from the roaii to the track this war it has been The shield, which !��� I e ��� \i ..." ... , c , ��� I i ! lands lo be so especially assessed for the said ,' . ��� . _1_ _. _. j __.��� ...Ill l dill not object to Mr. Burden obtaining the assistance Of clerical and Wpro-namti at work is now filed in ihe omce hrst in the road race will be pu at Second and Third avenu.a*. _. final cm! Ihereol upon the propertv trontlng or. iu-ii *is tr,|l,,\\_* abutting thereon or to he benefit led thereby. I , ' , ' nd ihul a statement and diagram showing the torillcrly Weill to lhe if.'.Ill lU'lslling I corporation iillies in its hydra-headed campaign object to either lhe clerical parly or the corporations securing rep* reseiuation now victory is obtained? It is an Interesting speculation as to how the Telegram���which is the unofficial mouthpiece for the Orangemen of Ontario���will take the proposed elevation of Dr. Sproule to the Speakership, Will it take ii with praise and thanks as a recognition of the Orange party, or will it condemn it with bitterness as a Machiavellian scheme to Wl*.-.* a:1,,...Irt it n' **e elty Clerk, and is open lor inspection win snouia u ,lurin_ _,���_,. ,,our_ The estimated cosl nf Ihe work is JSS7.00, and is lo be paid for in one year. llated at I'rince Itupert this 21,t day of tlctolier, 1911. KHNKST A. WOODS. Cily Clerk. William Mahlon Davis. Cily Kngineor up as a prize for a team of l"i miles, four men to a team. There will be individual prizes for the first five men finishing as well as medals for the winning team. The Dunlop trophy will be contested for as foljows: A 10-mile repechage will be put on with the usual handicap heats! The winners , ,| these heats will go into the final against the scratch men and ihe me-eoy. an>l that a statement and diagram I , ", * , , ,.J . , , . showing lhe landa to be ao especially asvsred for be tilt' Usual lntllVlilil.il prizes. ll,- Imiil i,, ii ..��� .....' I- __���__ .,t._J I_ 1 Local Improvement Notlc* Take notice that the council of the Municipal rob the Orange party oi its ablest mouthpiece in the Commons, inl��__^toita!S'��M preparation for die time when the Manitoba school question will ���^��_1^p_g^_?___1*,3Si *ofn*i be rc-opencd 111 till- House l)V tilt- Clericals. | avenue and stuth side of Third avenue, with The Telegram's attitude will give the cue to Ontario OrixvxrCUm.i''2Z.���$"^ of the event will lake th It is at a moment like this that the opinion of a newspaper, giving ,'^ii"? ".r_",bu.',!'1,** 'h*'m'.n nr to ���"��� t��-".**''<si irophv for one year. There will .-_,-��� ��� ,s * , ,..*,* r�� c. thereby, and that a statement and diagram . ', J , . the direction to public opinion, means much to a political pany. PASSING COMMENT The iniquitous state .,|" law administration in the Chileotin country i- a direct result of putting the Attorney General's department and the license administration into politics. Even if we cannot attain high political ideals tlie administration of justice should at least be kept out of the swill-tub of party spoils. Mr. George H. Perley, the late chief Conservative Whip antl now a member Of Mr. Borden's Cabinet, is the first native born American to hold Cabinet rank in the Dominion Government. He was born in \tw Hampshire in 1837. the .laid improvements or work is now filed Ihe olllco of Ihe City Clerk and Is cpen lor Inspection during office hours. The estimated coat ol the work Is *1,200 and Is to be paid lor In one year. Dated al I'rince Itupert, this 21st day of October, 1911. ERNEST A. WOODS. City Clerk William Mahlon Davis City Krginee-T. Lccal Improvement Notica Pantorium Fioneer Cleaners, Phone 4. Take nolice lhat Ihe council of the Municipal Corporation of the City nl Prince Rupert, intends to make the following local improvements A so of Sev avenue street crossings at Second nnd Thirel uvent.es and to asse-Bi the final cost thereof upon thi McCaffery & Gibbons Real Estate Offerings: 121 Mr. W. |. Bryan, the champion "also ran" of the l'nited States poliiics. in .. recent religious address spoke strongly against gambllng:|^^hjyj3BaM^0i&i. "During tlu thru* campaigns when I ran for the presidency I Jhl; R"i7!",od ~��** *} *��������" ""-"������ ** " , , * . . ��� , ' , ' I* lo be paid for in one year. always advised ray friends not to bet. "Ani." In* added, amid a shout of laughter from the audience, "they always appreciated tin* advice after tin* election." The News regret- it did mu prjni this itory early in September. vente-en toot plank sidewalk on both side. | 1 lot in section 1, 84 feet frontage with enth strct, lietween ��,uth siele of Firs! ��� new four-TOOtll H0U8O for $.1200 and south side or Thirel avenue, with T _ - _,,_���� , , _, ��� ,_, Terms of $1000 cash, balance 6, 12 anil 1> months, property fronting or "liutiing thereon, or to be g |ots on f)l|, Avenue, section 6, for I, n- ini.-1 thereby, and that a statement and ' -.,,,,,, #i,A ���;_. diagram showing the landa lo Im so especially1 ���a.liiu llic pair. -,.- - ,-.l for Ihe said Improvement, or' work u 1 lot on tith Avenue, with house, four , i.l.d ���i the offlce of the Cily Clerk and ix j room9 Bml bnth. Tor $2400. $1000 9C6.oo and . CBsh. good terms on balance, Date.) at Prince Kupert this 21st day e,f October. 1911. ERNEST A. WOODS, Cily Clerk. William Mah'on Davis, City Engineer. Lots 15 anil lti, block 4, section 5, for, $1260 each. Good terms. Lot H. block 9. section 6. for $1150. Double Corner on 8th Avenue, section I 5, for $1500. Half cash. 2 line harbor view lots on Borden St. for $11150 pair. Good terms, AT THE EMPRESS THEATRE TO-NIGHT The Williams Stuck Company present the beautiful comedy-drama 'Master and Man' Local Improvement Notica Take notlc. lhal the council of the Municipal Lot 9, block 17, Section 5, $1800. Half < or .oration of the I nv of Prince* tupe't, intends .���_i, i_���i-,_,-��� ���-��� ,-._���. to make the following f.H-al Improvement.: '���Cnr'' bH*ance *-''�����>' terms. A ten foot i.lank sidewalk on Ihe wesl side of Double t orner Oll 9th AvellUC, section Sixlh sir.*, i. I,.i.,.-n lhe aouth side of Wayne 5 f���r $l:|.1ll. Kasy terms. place and soulb -id.-nl Third avenue and nn lhe p,,_��� ,_. |���, ���., u,i, I������������ .,-,:-.-, t* ,:i-t .id- ���' suts at,���t i���.tw,e-, the north side Corner lot on Ktli Avenue, section 6. ..f Staronel avenue.and soulh side of Third avenue for $975. ��uh slr.,.1 crowlngs at Second and Third avenues, Lots 15 Illltl Hi, block 12, Section ti, for anil loass.-.aa the llnnl costs thr-r.-'if on Ihe property .,,.,. - Iftinting or abutting .hereon, or tn be bcnelltled enxixni |,uir. thertby, and that a statement and diagram Two lots tin 7th Avenue, lifty feet from .lie.wing the lands to be .. .-peclally as~s��~] lor Mcllride St. $1400 each. the sm,I improvements or work s now n ed in - , , .,., , 1 _,. , _,. -> * ..��- ihe offln of ihe CHy Cl.-rk and I. open for In- ; '-ot �������� WOW I. section 1, for $.>80. .|,i.eii.,n during olllce hours. $:13<) cash, balance gootl terms. The- .*..imai.*.! ce���i ���f the work la 11,07.'..no Lots 14 and 15, block 12, section 7, anel is !ei 1,1- paid for vetlhin one-vear. -;���*.. e a _ ,-al *. * msn.r, nulceliil Princ* lliip.-ri ihi. 2i.t day of October. WXtJf feet on dtll Ave., for $1200 pr. i��H. (Lots 40 nnd 41, block 6, section 7, KHNKST A. woods $1100 pair. William Mahlon Davis, " Ut ill block 40, section 7, for $400. 1 11 >��� Kngin.-cr. j Lot 5, block 2.'*l, suction 7, for $550. i.";.rTmP;o;^.n"rN";i7c7 Lo^,r2�� ���* &��� *>l��* ��. *<**��� i* <��* Take notie that the council ol the Municipal _**,110 eacn, Ci,r|,oration of the I'iiv of Prince Rupen, intend. ( Double Corner 011 11 tii Avenue roadway for $800. Good terms. Io make Ihe following focal Improvements: v ten-fool (dank sidewalk on both side, of IflU ��� Kiflh stn-el, between north sido of Second avenue iWrj. **n'' M,u,1i "I'le of Third 1 vpnup, with utrnpt rofwlttKH nt .SpcohiI and Thlnl avonuc*., and to IMM tlio final rout thrroof upon the prnpprty '���' \. (^rr(,">'- iin'' '',;|' :1 ���'���i'*'*'i*'fi| anrj ��� [qPi im' the land to b<> no ������ p'-ci i!K a.<t , n 1 .ii-' i m prove mon tn or work In nov In connection with tlio production of 'Master and Man' the following VAUDEVILLE MISS MARGARET D0Y-.E IN SONUS AND DANCES MISS PINKIE MULLALLY IN FANCY DANCES SPECIALTIES fronting or aliuttinK thereon, or tn M bent-fitted iliaKrum nhow- IMMd for the ntiw tiled In the itfire of the City Clerk and in open for inspection at Hny time during office hour*. The entimated cout of the work ia /KI 1.00 and Ia to he paid for in one year. Uated thiB 21nt day of October, 1*111, at Prince Hupert. ERNEST A. WOODS, City Clerk. William M.ihlot, 0*\vUt CHy Engineer. UR UAVE WILLIAMS in his Great Hubc Character Specialty ~~���~m*~~~ " Cousin Joe Prices: 50c, 75c, $1.00 CURTAIN AT 8.15 SHARP Read The Daily News Double Corner in sections, for $50 cash ond $30 per month. FOR RENT Six-room House on 4th Avenue, section ti, for $25 per month. Three-room flat with bath in Washington Block. Three stores on Third Avenue. Leon Kctchel, brother of the I.'.;c StRnlcy Ketchcl, i> the latest aspirant for honors In the boxing world. He weighs 134 pounds and is si'.iil to have i-i' excellent chance ip the lightweight division, Since In* began training here he lies had r.M-i i> lights .".s ii* amateur and lwo professional bouts, losh n only or.e of ibe iwci-iy-twi, a d thai oi- ;���. foul. IL* ii s.'.id io hr.ve the old tlmo shift tlui mr.de his I brother (amous and can hit hard. FARM LANDS We offer for sale on easy terms land in the Ootsa Lake country in small blocks of from 120 to 3C0 acres at $7.00 per acre. At this price this land is an attractive proposition to the small investor, as it is less than the land can be staked nnd bought from the Government since the raise in price of Crpwn Lands. Surveyor's field notes and full reports on all lands furnished on application. We offer several quarter sections of lands in the Lakelse Valley from $8.00 per acre up. Ten acre blocks adjoining Terrace townsite, within one mile of station, at $50 per acre. Terms of one-third cash, balance in 12 and 18 months. ���INSURANCE��� McCaffery & Gibbons i SI! a Another��� Great Story THE DAILY NEWS READERS HAVE ANOTHER TREAT IN STORE FOR THEM D *;5 1 �� The News has received so many letters of appreciation from its readers for its enterprise and judgment in securing the serial rights of Captain Clive Wol- ley's great story, "The Tenderfoot's Wooing," that it has gone still further. The News has secured the serial Louis rights Tracy's Great New Story for "The Pillar of Light" and will start the story very shortly 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 Js 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 entered on the Daily News books as a subscriber. your name ���THE DAILY NEWS, DELIVERED- 50c a Month $5.00 a Year i*\ ****** m i.i ii| ��� ������ *���_ III Sit Iii ��������� *���** *\*0 *** *���- **.** ;:; *K*0 Hi it Hi i:. 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Ifl *..*. ... *.* Ifl ra ::: t:) ;:; ::: 0** **���* v.'* THE DAILY NEWS eBest \ Procurable }%,**? Absolutely pur*** HOTEL ELYSIUM Tin, Finest, Newest nml Most Up-to-date Hotel in Vancouver. Excellent Cafe. .Moderate Prices, 1142 Pender Street West Phone 8500. Vancouver, B.C. ���YOUR FOOD WILL BE WELL COOKED ON A��� Crown Favorite Cooking Stove rice from $45 to $58. Other Stoves from $16. \VK HAVE ALL YOU NEED IN BUILDERS' HARDWARE THOMPSON HARDWARE COT .Second Avsnui' PEANUT FARM FOR PROFITS Plant Peanuts Instead of Pott- toes and Put Pence in Your Pockets. U. S. A��� he.E crop of pea- wt-l I-.rh- lest KAIEN HARDWARE COMPANY THIRD ANENUE# Builders' Supplies Plumbers' Supplies Paints Oils Varnishes P.O. DRAWER 1..24 HARDWARE PHONE No. 3 Sheet nnd Plate Glass Plate Glass Mirrors Stoves, Ranges Tinware Granitcware MONARCH MALLEABLE The "sK?factory [^ !���������*���*���*���* ������*���*!*���������*������ Largest and Best Stock in Northern B.C. GET YOUR Rifles, Ammunition and Sporting Goods for the Hunting season ���AT THE- Prince Rupert Hardware and Supply Company THIRD AVENUE PHONE 120 ��� ��� ��� ������ ��� * A farmer named Cleveland Roberts of Feeding Hill, raisul a rim-Ik''I ill ruts durii g the pr.st stv.son that proved profitab Interesting experiment spring he invested in a pint of unroasted peanuts���60 peanuts in all, court 'tin- ;t out- of the local stores, ani planted them on his farm, with such success that lie sold his crop of four bushels to Henry J. Pcrkii-s at a price that shows that native-grown peanuts are as profitable a.s potatoes, The pint of peanuts was planted in a light soil in the same manner that one plants potatoes, one peanut being placed in each hill. The crop was cultivated in the same Way as potatoes, several hoeings being given to keep down the weeds. When harvest lime came Mr. Roberts was surprised not orly by the size of the crop, but i'.lso by the size of the peanuts. Many of the shells contained six large, perfectly-formed peanuts and there were large quantities of lhe liumped-back, double-jointed variety. Mr. Roberts kept the largest peanuts and will exhibit them at thc Suffield fair. Hc is convinced that profitable crops of peanuts can be raised in Feeding Hills as well as in Virgii ia, antl will plant a larger amount next season. BIG MOTOR SHIPS TO CROSS OCEAN Big New Vessels Building to Have Oil Engines Installed in Them-To Supersede Steam Vessels. !�����****���*���*���*:��*����������*���*���*** Royal Bank of Canada Hkad Office: MONTREAL. Estam.iuiikd 1869. Capital, $6,200,000 Surplus, $7,200,000 Total Aiseli, $100,000,000 Savings Bank Department, $1 will open an IMOOOt "inches throURliout Canada and Banking Connections with all parU of the United States. Agents throughout the world. H. P. WILSON. Manager. Prince Rupert Branch. '-������*���������>** rt^^^VVVVVyVyVVM*^******-*-*-**-*************-*-*-***-*** When in Vancouver You Should Stay at the CARLTON HOTEL Finest Cafe in B.C. European Plan. Rates $1.00 to $2.60 per day. Hot and Cold Water in eBch room. CORNER CORDOVA AND CAMBIE STREETS Vancouver, B.C. *r\s4*m*x*r**< y^^y^y^^^MAMW^^^^^^ 1\ *�� ltf at*m*S**ma*-"***-., ��� -��a_..^aa-s*-.aa���.�����a**^-"*^.'"*-*' UO YOU Wdllt I Why not eat luncheon and dinner Value for at the Exchange : Grill Your Money ? !The pric* 35 �����"������,s R,GHT - ) nml the ciiisim* and service up to our .-~-_..-���.-...->_..-..--..-��� S ,-,������- e,tahlishcd standard I MILNER * BOWNESS ��� �����^_# Predictions are now being made by the heads of many of the greal shipbuilding firms throughout the worltl thai this jtv.r will show a ver)' great r.dvarce in the use of oil engines as the motive power for ocean-going vessels. So rapidly has been ihe progress made lhat many Ik'Ucvc that within two or three years ships without funnels or boilers will Ik* making the trans-Pacific ami trans-Atlantic pat sages. With this method of propulsion the speed of the vessel can lie increased and a far smaller amount of room taken up by the machinery than with ihe boiler* and engines of ihe ships of today. The Continent, ar.d rot Greal Britain, has taken the initiative thus far in this Important matter. Only ore vessel of size lo Im- tqupi- ped with oil engines is ;*t present ln-ii g built for registration under the British flag, although il is -,. ml that a London firm of ship owners is about to pil Ci Ml order for a vessel of . bout 11,000 tons. Two vessels lo Im- fii.til wiih oil engines are Uing built for tin* Danish Bail Asiatic Company, while a 8,000-Mn motor boat i- nearirg completion for ihe II.- in- biigh-American line, aril two oil linen are under cm trad for the Brazil service of the ll.iiiluirg- Soinli American Company. A fivi-masled bark of 3,272 Ions burden is builtling Bl Bordeaux, which will be provided wiih it tcr- nal combustion engines. The desirability of the employment of such engines for the propulsion of large vessels was the subject of discussion not long ago at a meeting of the British Institute of Naval Architects in London, On* speaker mid thit he knew of 250 ships which were fitted or to be fittetl with Diesel ants. 1836 1911 The Bank of British Norlh America 75 Vein In Business. Capital and Reserve Over $7,300,000 Business Men's Banking Money advanced to finance your business. Local and foreign Drafts bought nnd sold. Notes discounted. Collections promptly made. Letters of Credit, Money Orders and Telegraph Transfers issued, payable in all the leading Cities of the world. Prince Rupert Branch- Fa S. LONG, Manager. COAL NOTICE Georgetown Sawmill Co. Ltd. Lumber i and Mouldings A large stock of dry finishing lumber on hand. Boat lumber a specialty. Delivery made at short notice. Our prices are as low as any. Call on us before ordering. OFFICE: Cor Centre St. and First Ave. itaam** THERoyal Hotel Cor. Third Avenue and Sixth St. 1 h- Kmr.t Roumf. Th* beet euulppcd and atcam hrsir-l Hot and cold betht. Dining room and restaurant : : Corley & Burgess, Props F. M. DAVIS &A2& General Machine Shop and Ship*? Carpentering. Also agents for Fair- banks -Monte and Knox Gasoline Engines. Gasoline Engines and Accessories carried in stock. U_M-Ni��l Boato for Hit* N.E. and of Wharf Skeena Land Diatrict��� District of gueen Churlotte [���landi Tuko notico Lhat Au.stin M, Ilrown of I'rlnce ltupi-rt, occupution Huthllur, Intendi to apuly to the Chief (.oniminaioni-r ut Lunda and Works (or n licenco to proHpuct for coal ami oil und petroleum on und under tho fulttiwItiK doscrilied landa on thu West Coust of Gruhum liland 1 Conimuncinu at u pust pluntud Oiruo milus eust of thu southwest cornur of C. I_. No. 4477 thenco mi chuins eust, thunce mi chains north, thenco bt) chuins west, thonco 80 chuinH south to point of commencement. AUSTIN M. BROWN. Locator Dato of Location, -Jlm July lull. I'uh. Aug. 17. Skeenu Land District���District of Queon Cliarlotto Islands Tuko notice thut Auatin M. Hrown of I'rince Kupert, occupation suddler, inteudu to apply to the Chiuf Commixsionur of Lunds and Works for u licenco to proHpect for coal, oil and petroleum on und under thu following i lone ri bed landa on tho Wost Coast of Graham lulund: Commencing at a post planted three milea cast of the southeust corner o IC. L. No. 4472 thonce north mi chains, thence, wit HU chuins, thenco aouth HU chains, thence west HU chains to puint of commencement. AUSTIN M. BROWN, Locator Located August Im, l.Ul. Tub. Auk. l'J. Skeenu Lund DUtrict���District of Queen Charlotto 'lake noticu tnui thirty duya from dalu, 1, C. E Uuinter of I'rinco Itupert, it. C, by occupation bookkeeper, intend to upply to tho Chlof Commiasioner uf Lunds for u licence to prospect for coul und petroleum ou und under old ucrea of lund 'un -iruhuin Islund described ua follows: Commencing ut u post planted livu milea eaat of Coul Luuau No. 4407, marked C. E. H. Coal Lease No. 1, N. B. corner, thencu wutit mi chains, thunco south bU chaini*., ihence cast HU chuins, thencu north HU chums to pluce of commencement. Duted Sept. II, 11)11 C. ti, BAINTBR, Locutor Tub. Sept 23. Skeena Land District���District uf Queen Charlotte Take notico thut thirty duys from dute, 1, C. E Uuinter uf I'rince Itupert, 11. C, by occupation bookkeeper, intend to apply to the Chief Com miasiuner of Lund.* fur u licence tu pruspect fur cuul und petruleum on und under mu acrua ol land un Graham I innl described us follows: Commencing ut u poat plunu-d i.... miles eaat uf Cuul Leaae No. 1107, murked C. I., ii. N. W. corner No. 2. thence aoulh HU chum.., thencu eust HU chaina, thencu nurth HU chains, thencu west HU chaina to place ol commencement. Duted Sept. 11, ll.il. C. E. H.U.. I'l-.K, Locutor I'ub. Sept, 23. Skeena Und DUlrict���District of Queen Charlotte 'luko notice that thirty duya frum dute, 1, C. I- Uainter of Princu itupert, ti. C, by uccupatiun bookkeeper, intend lo upply to thu Chief Com missioner uf Lands (or a licence to prospect for cuul and petroleum oa and under 04U acrea ol land on Gruhum lalund deacribed as (ollows: Commencing at a posl planled uve miles eust of Coai Lease No. 4470, marked 0, 1. 11. S. \\. corner of Coal Lease No. 3, thence eual HU chuins, thenco north HU chains, thence west BU chains, ihence aouth HU chaiiu to place uf commencement. Dated SepL 11, l'JU. C. E. UAlNTl.lt. Localur I'ub. Sept, _.;. Skeena Und DUtrict���DUlrict of Queen Charlotte Taka notice that thirty daya from date, 1, C. E. I ESPttEaT1 Hainter of I'rinco Huport, U. C, by occupation **"*��� **W%* -3, bookkeeper, intend lo apply to tho Chief Commissioner of Lands fur a Itccncu lo prospect for coal and petroleum on and under 04U acrea ol land on Uraham lalund deacribed as follows: Commencing at a pust planled live milea east of Coal Leaao No. 447G, marked C. 1- U. S. I. corner Coal Leaao No. 4, thencu weat >���> chains, ihence north HU chains, ihence east HU chains, i thence south HU chaina lo place of commencement. Dated Sept. 11, r.-l 1. C. E. H A I.N U.K. Locutor I'ub. Sepl. 23. COM, NOTICE Skeenu Lund DUtriet -Distnct cf Queen Churlotte Tuku notice that thirty duys from date, I, C. E. Hainter of I'rince Kupert, H. C, by occupation bookkeeper, intend lo upply tu the Chief Cum- minioner of Land? for u licence to prospect for coal and petroleum ou and under (ill) acree of lund on (Iridium Island descrilied us follows: Commanding st a post plsntod ono mllo north of C. I'i. U. Coul Uuo No. Ui, marked C. 13. H. Coul Lease No. 16, thence north HU chuinH, thencu wost 80 chuinH, thencu south HU chains, tlience puat HO chuins to pluce of communcenu'iit. Datod Sept. 11, l'JU. C. E, BAINTBR, Locator I'uh. Sepl. __. Skeena Lund District -District ol Queun Charlott Tuke notice that thirty duys from date, 1, C. v.. Hainter of Prince Rupert, H. 0.. bv occupution bookkeeper, Intend to apply to the Chief (' un- misaloner of Landi for a licence lo prospect lor coul und petroleum on und under 010 acres of land on Gruhum lalund described as follows: Commencing nt a post piunted two milea nurlb of C. B. II. Coal Loom No. 10, marked N. B. corner C. K. It. Coal Lease No. lti, ihence aouth HO chains, thence weat HO chuinH, thence north HO chuina, thence eust HO -.haiiiH to pluce of commencement. Dated Sept. u, WU. C. B. BAINTBR, Locator I'ub. Sept, 23. Skeenu Land District -District of Queen Charlotte Tuke notice thut thirty dava from date, 1, C. K. Uainter of Prince Kupert, II. C, by occupation bookkeeper, Intend ta apply to the chief CommUaioner of Lunda for u licence to prospect for coul and peUoleum on and under OH) ucres of land on Graham Islund described as fullowa: Conunendnfl il a post planted two miles north of C. K. II. Cuul Lease No. 14, marked N. E. corner ('. E. B. Coul LeSBS No 17, ihence south 80 chuins, thenoe west HO chuins, ihenco north BO chains, thence eaat HO chuina tu pluce of commencement. DatedSept. 11, 11*11. C. E. HAINTKU, Locator I'ub. Sept. 88, Skeona Lend District���DUtrict of Queen Charlotte Tako notice that thirty days from date, I, C. E. Uuinter uf Hrince Hupert, H. C, hy occupatiun bookkeeper, intend to upply to tho Chief Com- ndaslonei of Lands for a Licenco to prospect for coal and petroleum 00 ami under 010 acres of land on Gruhum Island described Bl follows: LAND PURCHASE NOTICE Skeena Land District���DUtrlct ot Caasiar Tuke milieu thut K. 11. Stewurt uf Vancouver, H. C, occuputlon truckman, intends tu apply for j-it m Union to purclm i- the following described Isndii Commencing at u post pluntcil 40 chuina aouth of Prs*ewntton No, B97 and ��.2 chuips euat from the Naas River <S. W. C.), thencu 40 chaina oust, thence 10 chnins north, thencu 40 chuina west, thenco *1U chains south to the point of commencement to contain Kit) ucrea more ur lean. RICHARD HOWARD BTBWART Dated Aug, 11)11. Jamil Ti niUerton, Agont Pub. Sept. 88. Skeenu Lund DUlrict -DUtrict of Coast Hungo 5 Tuko notice thut Harold K. Smith of Merely, Alia., ooeupetton itatlon -Mtent. Intendi to upply lor iu rmiaa.on to purcha-ie the following described tandei Commencing ut a post piunted ut the aouthwest corner 10U chaina easl uml 20 chuina north fron N. B. vomer of Lot 1110, lUrvey'f Sur\ey CoOll District Range 6, thence 40 chaina east, thenre HI) chaini nt.rlh, thence -III chaina west, ihenco HU cliaina aouth to post of commencement Contuining B80 ucrea, more or leas. DatedSept. IH, 11)11. HAROLD B. SMITH i'ub. Sept. 88. Kred W. Holder, Agen Skeena Lund DUlrict���DUtrict of Coaat Rungu V Tuku nutice thut Jeaao M. Tallmun uf Cedar Itupids, Iowa, occupation lawyer, intenda to apply for permiasion to purchuau the fullowlng deacrihed lunda: Commencing ut a poat piunted on the aoutherly shore of Kutzymuluen Inlet on thu right bank of u smull nt remn (lowing into aaid Inlet juat oast of Crow Lake. Thence aouth 20 chains, thencu west 20 chuim more or !������ - - lo the ahore lino of Crow Lake, ihenco northerly und easterly following the shore lines of Crow Lake, thu Inlet to Crow Uke and Kutteyrnuti-en Inlet to the placu of commencement, conUining forty acrea moro nr leas. Located August 7, l.'ll. Datod Aug. 9, 1911. JESSE M. TALLMAN I'ub. Aug. 12. Rketna Lund District-District of Caasiar Take notice that 1, ThontSI Curler, of Prince Unpen, occupution carpenter, intend to apply for Demission lo purchase the following doacribed land. Commencing nt a post !������ *������������' i ���������'��� ��� ���* ���������<��� milo Commencing ut a post piunted two miles north Loouth from the mouth of Fulls creek ani) about Nu. 12, marked N. W. i LAO feet back from tin of C. E. H. Coul Uuse corner C. E. H. Coal Leaae No. 18, thence aouth 80 chaina, thence eaat HO chaina, thenco north 80 chaina, thence wust 80 chuina to placu of commencement. Datod Sept. 11, 1911. C. E. HAINTEK, Locator Pub. Sept. 23. Skoena Land DUtrict-DUtrict of Queen Charlotto Take notice that thirty days after dute, 1, C. E. Uainter of I'rince Hupert, H. C, by occupation bookkeeper. Intend tu apply to tho Chief Cum- miaaioner of Lands fur a licenco to prospect fur cuul and petruleum on and under 040 acrea uf land on Uraham Island described aa folluwa: Commencing ut a post planted two milea north of C. E. U. Coal Leaae No. 18. marked S. W. _, corner C. E. 1). Coal Leaao No. 19, thence north | 0f j,^ jn ��� n���rtherly direction to poinl uf com- H0 chaina, thenco eaat 80 chuina, thence aoulh Hi) mencement; containing :12U acrea, more or Inon. chaina, thenco weat 80 chuina to pluce of cum- Dated Sept. 5, 1911. THOMAS McCLYMONT C. a UAINTEH. Locitor | Pub- ***** ����� *''"'-* Co"- A��*nt Skeena Und DUtrict���Diatrict of Coaat Range 8 Tuke nutlcv that E. II. G. Miller of Falmouth beaoh, thence |0 chaina norlh, Ihence 40 chaina weal, thence Nl chuina south, thence eaat 4<i chaina to point of ei>mmcnco- mi.'t, ciititaining 320 acrea more or leaa. THOMAS CAHTEK. Dated July 7th. 1911. Charles Webster Culhourr, Pub. Aon. 6th. Agent. Skeena Land DUtrict-DUtrict of Coaat IUnge 6 Tako nollco that 1, Thomas McClymont of I'rince Kupert, U. C, occupatiun real estate broker, intend to apply for permi-uion lo purchaao the following described lands: Commonclng at a paot planted at the S. W. corner of pre-omptlon record 412, ihence east mi chains, thenco soulb 40 chaina, thence weat 80 chaina to shore of lake, thunco fulluwing ihore Skeena Und District -DUlrict of Queon Charlotte Tako nolice thai thirty days from dale, I, C. E Ilainler of I'rinco Kupert, H. C, by occupation bookkeeper, intend to apply to the Chief Com- Kng.. occupation aurveyor, intends to apply fo normUaiion lo purchase tha following doacribed lands: Commencing at a poat planted at the N W. Cor- miaaionor of Unda lor a licence to proapeel tor j nerof |,ot 4i0o .ihenco weat BUchians, ihenca south Skwna Land DUlrict���DUtrlct of Queen Charlotte 'lake 1.1.im* thai thirly duya Irom date, 1, C. E. Hainter uf Prmco Kupert. li. C., by occupation buukki- i *:, Intend lo apply to lho Chief Com- missioner uf Unds for a licence lu proapect for coal and petroleum on and under OIU acroa of land on Uraham laland deacribed as lullows: Commencing at a pual plantud two miloa noirh uf stake markod C. E. 11. Coal Lease Nu. I, marked N. E. corner C. E. I- Coal Leaae No. o, ihence ���outh 80 cbaina, ihence woat bu chaina, iiiencw north 80 cbaina, thence oaat 80 chains to place ol coi omen cement. DatedSept. 11, 1911. C. E. It MM l.i;. Locatoi Pub. Sept. 2'ti. coal and petrol*um nn and under 040 acros of land on Graham laland deacribed aa foUowa: Commencing at a post planted two milea north of C. E. 11. Coal Leaao No. 14. marked S. W. corner C. E. II. Coal Ixaae No. 20, thenco north HO chains, thence went 80 chains, thenn* south 80 chaina, thenco east 80 chaina to placu of commencement. DatedSept. 11.1911. C. E. HAINTEK. Locator Pub. Sept. 23. Skeena Land DUtricl -DUtrlct of Queer! Charlotto Tako notice that thirly dava after date. I, C. E. Hainter uf Prince Hupert. ft. C, by occupation iMtokkecpcr, Intend to apply to thu Chiuf Commissioner of Unds for a licence tu protpect for 10 chains, thence east 80 chains, thence north 20 chains lo the point of commencemenl containing 100 acrea more or leaa. Dated Aurut 15, 1911. E. II. G. MI1.LEK Pub. Aug. go. P. M. Miller. Atent Skeena Und DUtrict ���DUtrlct of Coaat Itange 6 Tako notice that K. F. Miller of Tipton. England, occupation farmer, nienda to apply for permtasion to purchaae lho following dtacrtb-od landa: Commencing at a pusl planted about GO chaina weat from tho N. W. Corner of Lot 4406, thenca north 4U cbaina, Ihenco weal 20 chaini, thonce south 40 chains, thence eaat 20 chaina lo tbe coal ..,. I iH-miWum on and un,!**r 610 acre, ol ***** "< ~1t11n.11wm.nl conuinmt ��l|hly LAND PURCHASE NOTICE Skerna Und District -DUtrict of Coast Range 8 Take nollee that Lrltoy V. Gram of Prince Hupert, ll. 0 * occupilion civil englneei. Intend* io apply for permUalon to purchase the fullowlng .!.��/-f,!-o.t Unda: Commercing at a [*<���*��� nlinierf about 8 1-2 milea In a northerly direction from the northeast corner past of tot l.'ii**'. Kange *, Coart DMrkt, thenee eaat 30 chaina, thence n.-nh 80 chaint, tlmre ���mat to bank of rivar, thence aouth fotloalng bank of rivar to point ot commencement: eontalnini l* o acree, more or leaa. Dated Sept. ���, 1911. LEROY P. UllANT I'd Oct. '. i. Gordon C. Emmeraon, Agent Skeena Und Diatrict-DUlrict of roast Itange 8 Take notice that I, Christopher Jamea (iraham of Princ**- Hup rt, ll. C, occupation locnmntlve ineer. Intend to anpl> for MM to purchase the foi.f)*ing dreenhed land*: Commencing at a poat planted at the aouthweat corner of 1^ No. \",*% vicinity of Lake Lahetoo end marked Chriatopher J. Uraham N. V Corner, thence weal 40 chaint, thence south SO chaina, tbenee eut 40 chain*, thence north SO rhaina to poet of commpneetnent; containing ��� ���_" tc���. mote ��� r ban. CHRISTOPHER JAS, (IRAHAM, Locator Dated Sept. 22. UIL IIll A M.-Witneeaed T. f) Pub. Sept. 10. Skeena Land DUtrict���DUtricl of Queun Chralotte Tako notice that ttiirty daya (rum dale, 1. C )���. Ilainler of Princu Hupurt, ll. C, by occupation ' : ' > ��� .* ���, ���.-. intend to apply lo lho Chief CommUaioner of Landa for a licence to proapect (or , coal end petroleum oo and under 040 acroa of land on Uraham laland doscribod aa fullowa: Commencing at a post planted twu miloa north of C. E. I". Cual I."... <��� No. 3. markod C. E. Uainter N. W. corner Coal Loose No. 0, thrnce ouulfc HU chaini, thenco eaal 80 chains, thence north 80 cbaina, thence weal 80 chains lo place u( commencement. DatedSept. 11,1911. C. E. UAINTER .Locator i'ub. S��tii. 23 Skeena Land DUtrict���DUtrict of Queen Charlotte lake notice thai thirty dayi from date, 1, C. E. Hainter of Prince Rupert, 11. C, by occupation i i "�� ki- i-i r, intend to apply to thu Chief Com- nu >i mn r of Landa for a li-.nee to proapect fur coal and pviruteum oo and under otu acroa ul land on Uraham Island dmcrtbed a* fullowa: I ommancmg at a port planled two mile- north of C. E. tl. Coal L<-ue Nu. I, make S. VV. corner Coal Laaae No. 7, thence north no chain*, thencu aaat 80 chaina, thenca NUth BU chMna, thencu west 80 chaint to place o( cum men Cement. Daled Sept. 11, 1911. C. E. HAINTER, Locator Pub. Sept. 21 land on (iraham Island deacril>ed aa followa: , Commonclng at a post planted two milea north 1 of C. E. Ii. Coal Imm Nl. 1... marked S. B. corner C. E. H. Coal Lease Nu. 21, thence north 80 chaina, thence weat 80 chains, thenco aouth M , chaina, thenco east 80 chaina U> placo of commencemenl. DaledSepLll.1911. C. E. HAINTER. locator ! more or leaa. Dated Auguat 19 1911. Pub. Aug. 26. It. F. MILLER P. M. Miller, Agent Skeena Land DUtrict ���District of Queen Charlotte Take notice that thirly dayi (rom date, I. ('. K Hainter of Prince Rupert, It. C, by occupallon bookkeeper, intend to apply lo the Chiel Com- , mUaiuncr of Unda (or a licence to prospect tor .���,n"rVU *"��,.m" coal and petroleum on and under o'lO acrea o( !, J ��AU*_f5* |a Skeena Und DUtrlct-DUtrict of Coaat Range 5 Tako notice thai Frank S. Miller of Undon, Eng., occupation cntl engineer. Intends to apply for permUoiun lo purchaae the following deacribed landa: Commencing at a poat planted at the N. E. Cornur of Lot 28, thence north 2u chaina, thenca weat 20 chaint, thence aouth 20 chains, lh��nce east 2u chains to poinl of commencement, cot.- oland on Uraham Island doacrilK.'d aa followa: Commencing at a poat planted two ml'ea north of C. i. II. Coal Loom No. 16. marked N. E. comer C. E. II. Cosl Leaao No. 22, thence south 80 chains, thence weat SO chaina, thenco north 80 chaina, thrnce east SO cbaina tu placo ot commencement. Dated Sept. 12,1911. C. E. BAINTER. Ucator Pub. Aug. 26. ��� 1911. FRWK S. MILLKR P. M. Millar. Agent Skeena Und DUUict���DUlrict of Queen Charlotte Take notico that Ihirty days fmm date, 1. 0* E. Hainter of prince Ruport, H. C, by occupatiun bookkeeper, intend to apply to the Chief Com- ni'��� r nl Undi for a licence to prospect tor coel end petroleum on and under otu acrea of Und on Uraham Island deacribed as folloara: Commencing at a |>oot planted two mi.--, north of C. E. M. Coal Leaae Nu. 4, marked S. E. corner C. >. It. Coal Leaae No. 8. thence north 80 chain.*, tbence woat 80 chaini, tnence south 80 chains, thence east Ml chtint to place of commencement DatedSept. 11, 1911. pub. Sept. -i Skeeni Und DUtrlct -DUtrict of Queen Charlotte Take nolice that thirty dava from date, 1. C. i. corner lUinter of Prineo Rupert, II C, by occupation "*" laiokkeepir, intend to apply to tbo Chief Commiaaioner of Undi for a licenco ��.* proatieci for coal and petroleum on and un-ler 010 carea of land on Uraham Island denrribod aa followi: Commencing at a post planted two milea north of C. K. It. Coat Leaae No 1" corner C. I. II. Coal Leaae No. mi chaina, thence weat BO chains, thenfo north mj chains, thence eaal 80 chaina to place ol com- mrnrrmenU Dated Sept. 12.1911. C. E. HAINTER, Locator Pub. SepL 23. Skwna Und DUtrict -DUtrict ot Coast Range i Teka notice thai Herbert J. Mackie ot Pembroke, (int., occupation lumlterman, inlenda to apply fur permission to purcbaae the following deaenbed lands: Commencing at a post planted on the left bank of the /.yni.ximiti or /im-a-got-iit Rivrr, at aoulh- woat corner or Ut 17Uf>, ihence nort herty, following the woaterty boundary ot Ut 1706, 80 chaina moro or leaa, to the norlhwost corner of aaid Ut 1706. thance weaterly and aoutherly, following tho left mink oChaid river, SO chaina more or laaa to point of eommencement containing 160 acraa more or l��aa. . . am i Locatod Ajguat 19, 1911. j*!!"?-1..'..?.- J>-**d Auguti 21, 11J |. HERHKRT J. MACKIE h Pub. Aug. 26. Frederick S Clementa. Agrnt LAND LEASE NOTICE Application for Charter for a Railroad pl Mi *-*-rs. Ptarson A Gcinl eho r.rc ii'lcrrslnl ir llir bl '< k HU il ili-|n)sit�� i't Capt Fife ;irc in tOWT.. They r.rr g'>iiK over ln ihrir iliKRii'tss "n Saturday, Rather ftwer pOOMTigtri than iimii'I left for Ihe wmlh liy the Kll|K-rl yetttrday, the exodus of citizens who prefer to itiis** Kupi-rt's liright frosty ili-ys. In-ing at an ei-tl for this time. ADVERTISE IN THE NEWS NOTICE IS HEKKIIY GIVEN that application will be miule to thc 1'nrliu- iii. i.t ol i���nun,In at the next aemion thereof, for an Act incorporating a Hallway Company uniler the name of "The Pacific, Tran��-C��nsiil�� and llutlaon Bay Railway Compan}-," with |rawer to lay out, construct and operate a line of railway from a point in the Province of Alberta, at or near the Cily of Edmonton, thence northerly by the most feasible route to, at, or near Athabasca Landing; thence northwesterly northeaat of Lesser Slave Lake to \Vnl,i��kn or Loon River; thence northerly to a point at or near the junction of the Loon River with Ihe Peace River, or at a point near the junction of the Red River with thc Peace River, below- Port Vermillion on the Peace River: thence northerly lo Fort Smith on the Slave River: Prom a j-.-uit on the said railroad near its crossing of the Wabiska River or the Loon River easterly to Port Mr Murray on the Athabasca River; thence easterly alonjj the Clear, water river and Churchill River through the Province of Saskatchewan lo Port Churchill or Port Nelson on the Hudson Bay: Prom a point on aaid railroad near its crossing of lhc Wabiska or Loon River, westerly lo Peace River crossing on the Peace River; thenre westerly on the north side of the river through Laurier Pass lo I'rince Hu|ierl or Portland Canal on the Pacifir Coa-it in British Columbia; with power to construct and operate telegraph and telephone and cable liins lor general public purpose*; to carry on, construct, maintain and operate boats and ferries for the purposes of the railway and other purposes; to acquire and make use of lands, waterlots, wharves, docks, dock-yards, sli|��s, warehouses, elevators and other convenienr. I; and with power to enter into Agreements with other Companies, SMITH & JOHNSTON Solicitors for the Applicants Dated at Ottawa this l'Jih day of September, A. D., 1911. 6w Ski****!!. I_nel District ���Dislrict ol guron Charlotte T-Utep notlc*. thai t! irt*- el.vs from elate, 1, C. I. Ilsint.-r o( I'rlne. Itupert, il. C, l.y occup.tion lKM.lele.s*|*s.r, Inlt-n.l to apply lo tho Chief I'om- C b "l'l,Yi\ .'"..il*'i>*cator missioner ol Lanels for . licence lo |,r,-|,eet for e-osl an.l petroleum on anel unel.-r bill acros ol lanel on liraham Isalnel elc-e-crllied as followai l'���i<>'!���-,-.e-i,.t* .1 . post planlcst Iwu miles north ol C. K. II. I'oal lr*m No. Is, markesl N. W. corner t*. I.. II. fe.sl lacaae No. 21, thenee soulh Ml chains, thence eul SO chains, thence ne,rlh SO chains, thence west 60 chains lo place of com- men-vmelit. Dai.al Sepl. 12, lull. C. i: HAINTKU, Locator I'uh. Sept. 23. Skeena Land Dlslriet��� District ol tjiwen Charlott. T.k. nolle, thai ihirty ���!��>. Irom data, I, C. K. Ilaii.l.r ol I'rinco Hupsrt. II. C, by occupsllon bookkeeper. Intend lo apply !������ lhe Chlel torn misaioner ol Lauds lor a licence lo prospect lot osl .nd |.-lroleui.. on >nd under .tu acres ul land on liraham lslsnd described as followa: I ,.r,,������ Ming at a po.1 planl.sl nt mil*-, esul et tool l.u* No. 1171, marked C. K. Ualnler'e N. K comer Coal lr*m- No. II, thence aooth Nl chains, thenc. wwsl r**l chains, thenn. nortii Ml chains, ihenco eul to chains to plan ol com- meiiei-inenl. D.i.-I Em. II, .-i 1. C. a ii list i;n. Ucator I'ub. wm*, 2:1. , l-kes-tia Unel |i,.in.1 -District nl t|u.s*n Charlotte Take ne.tiee lhal thirty days Irom dale. I, C. K. Ilainler ol 1'rinrv Itupert. ll. C., by occupatiun boukk.sper, ,mii.l lo apply lo lh. CiW Com- miseuonrr of Unds lor a licence lu pros|MCt for chains, thenee west Ml chaina to place uf cum ra.sl and lHHruleum on and under 1,40 acrus ol mencment. Uad on liraham Island daacribed M follows: A. T. IIKOllllltlCK, locator CommendnK at a |ioat planted one mile north Datesl Sep!. 12, 11/11. C. Yl. Ilainler, Agent ol C. K H. foal I ��� . ������ No. V, marked N. W. I'ub. Sep!. 2.1. comer t*. I II- N<>- lb. Ihence aouth SO chains, Ihence wert Ml chaina, thence nurth no chaina, skeena U,,,l In-lriel Dislrict nt Qeieen Charlertt. Ihence eut Ml chain, to place ol ciimiiieneement. | Tak- ������,,-,, lh,, ,hWy j.,., Inim d.,-f |_ A T Dai.al Sept II, mil. t. fc. UAIN1 hit, Ucator |ir._i-,rlrk ���| fm���, K.prr,, II. C, |,y occupation I'ub. Sepl. 23. |������|, manager, intend lo apply lo tho Chiel Com- misaioner us l~*���ls lor a licence lo pros)aecl lor e.n and under i-lo care, of de.rrel-e.1 aa follows Skeana Unel District Dislrict ul Que*a*n Charlott Take i,���u,-, thai Ihiny days Irom date, I, A. T llroderick of I'rinw Hubert, II. C, l.y occupallon iisnk raana.er, Inlend lu apply lo lhe Chiel Cm- mi��.loner of Unds lur a licence tu pni*|iecl lor coal anel i,,-'r,,l,-n���i nn and under tilt! acre* of land on liraham Island d��-��,*rilr,s| u lotlowa: loinin, ,,r,, _ al a post i-I.,'. I two mil., north ol C. K. II. Coal I.-UK- No IT. rnarknl S. Vi. corner A. T. II. Cod l-easo So IL thence north Ml rhsiii-. Ilie-liee eut Ml ehains. thenee south SO Hk^n. UM MMt -Dlalrict of Queen Charlotte jSTB \iuTom un lake noiieril.at thirty daya Ifonm dale. I.L. M* i Uml ��n (iraham laland t ('ommrnring at a poat plnateH two mllea nurth of C. E. II. Coal 14W Nu. 20, marknl S. E. curner A. T. It. (oal l*>a*e No. 26, thenee north HO rhaina, tlience Meat Ml chaina, thence eoulh MO chaina, thence eaal 00 chaina to place of commencement. A. T. UltOUKIUCK, Locator ltai.-l:.pT i.', I'll. Ot I Uainter, Agent Hella Coola Land Dutnct -DUlrict of Coatt Itano a Take notice that II. M. Cliff of Dundalk, Ireland, occupauon gentleman, Inipmla to apply for iM'rmiwiun lo leaae the fullowing deaenbed landa: Commencing at a poat planted on the ahore of Nfrlr-c-tarunnay lti\er aliout 10 chaina waai of Indian Ketoet.e Line -thence w***.. HO chaina following the channel of Neclecuconnay Itlvrr. thence ttiuth HO chaina more or leea to channel uf i id I a Coola Kim., thrnce (ulloamg channel ol lt.lla CiH��l�� lli\rr ����� *��ti r!> mi chaina, north mi rhaina more or laaa lo |>otnt of cummencemenl; containing 4MJ acrea, more or haa. Dated August 2H, 1911. II. M. CLIFF ruh.Srpt.au William XlcNatr, Agent Hella Coola Und Dittrict Dutrtct ot Coaat Itange 3 Take notln- that It. M Chit uf Dundalk, Irv land, occupation grntlrman, it<t��ni|a to apply fur i-'-ntiuwiun to leate lhe follu-aing dtatcnl>ed landt Commrnclng at a |kmI planlnl m the N. W nirner of J��t ^".j, Imm aouth 10 rhaina more ur U**m lu nrrthrrn boundary <*f U**v*** Nu. I applied for ny II. M i hit. thence fulkming aaid Iw.undary r*a*��t !u ehai'.-. Ibrnn- nurth lu cSama, thence ar-t M chair,* to poinl of nimmrneement; containing "il MM tin re or leaa. Kami Augu.i 2*. 1 -11. II. M. CLIFF l*uh. s.*pi .'10. William McNair. Agent MbCOOla Und Dntnc: Dlotrlc* of Coaat Itange :i Take rutice lhat II M. Cliff of Dundalk, Ire* land, occupation grnth-man, Inlenda to apply for pt-rmioaion to ieaM> the following deacrilied land*: Commencing at a putt plant-id at the S. V. mriiT uf I ��������� Ull thrnce oruth 10 chaln.1 more ur I"** io northern boundary of I**?****** No. 1 aiplinl fur by It. M- CUT, Ihenrr nut 20 chain* ong aaid boundary, Ihence north 40 chaina, tin '.rr aeat 20 chaint lo point nl ronimrnnnnent; mnlaining t*o acrre, mnre or leaa. Ditnl AuguM 2H. 1911. ll. M. CLIFF I'uh. Sept. :iu. William McNair, Agent Uainter of I'rtnn�� Kuiiert, H. C, tfccupaiiun lunik keetter, intend to npply to the Chief l ommiaaioner of Iji.'U (ur a licence to proapect for coal and petroleum on and under Nd acroa of land on liraham liland deecribed aa followa: Commencing at a pott planted t��o milea norlh of C. K II. Coal Leaon No tt, marked N. K. n>rner of C. E. U. Coal Leaec No. II, Ihence aoulh ��0 chaina, thence w-nat Ml chaint, thonco north ���**���** |.ul, j^.,,' .', chaint, Ihence eatt 80 chaina lo place ot com* '^^ * DlJJd sSIl 11, 1911. C. L. HAINTKU, Ucaior ) ***\tm I���nrl Dittrict -Dittrict of Queen CteHotM p���h m*m\tl -1 I Take notice that thirty daya from dale, I, A. T. I uo. ********* | DfoMJ ���f Prince llu(��ert. H. C.. by uccupatiun Skeena Und Diatrict -Dlatrlcl uf Queen Charlotte j hank manager, intend to apply lo the ChM COOP Take notice that thirty dava Imm dale. I. C.B I gfSJ <U$g* U" l2ftS_?ff__5LlS ***** OMtpiUoi grntlrman, Intendt to apply for Uainter of Frince Itupert, ft. C, by occypatlon gS ^j. 2&*&J?4* -__-!--!-!���-?t3B"m oi pwrntSonS leaae thr following MM anda: lK��okkeeper. Intend lo apply to the CI.W CoP- M.lW|wO>^I^^ .._, ' Commencing at a pS planted at the ahore mia-iuner of Und for . hn-nce lo BN-MM fur Pommenclng al a pott bUMM tWBM nurth ^ (|)_ jj _" ��� ���*���* [J N(p -, (,(_,nr(, mpA coal and petroleum on and under 1.10 acrea of , J < ��� *>��� J V it <^1 i��� ?^o y- .hi.nn. 10 ehalna. thenn- weat Wl chaint more or land on (irahem laland deacribed aa followa: CornifM?f ,A', T' .1*' * oml Lftn IV. . ' It Commencing at a pott ntanled two milea north . weal m chain- thence north HO ehalna, thenn* of C. K. It. Coal !*_*.> No. 7, marked C. K. H. p"' w�� f,,aint, thence toulh HC chaint to plan ��� nf cummencemenl. A. T. mtODKIUCK, 1/H-alur Daled Sept. 12, 1911. C. *% Hainter, Agent. Fub. Sept. 23. Coal I>eaoe No. 12, thence aoulh Ht' ehalna, Ihence nat 80 chaint, ihence north HO chaina, thence treat HO chaina lo place ot commencement. DatedSept 11, 1911. C. E. HAINTKU, Locator Pub. 8ept. 23. Skeena Und Dlitrict -DUtrlct of Queen Charlotte Take notice that thirty dava from date. I, < L. Hainter of I'rince I: i(-. ���'. ll. ('., by occupation NOUMptt, intend lo apply to tho Chiel Cum Hella Coola Und DUlrict Dittrict of Coatt Kange 3 Take notice that If M. Cliff of Dundalk, Ire- eaat Iwundary of cannery leaae, thence following the tald eaat l*oundary aouth in chaint more or leaa to ahore line, thence following aaid ahor* line eaaterly 80 chaina more or leaa to poinl of commence ment; mnlaining 320 acrea, mora or le. ottt******. Und DUlrlcl ���DUtricl of Queen Charlotte Take notice that thirty daya from date, I, C. K. Hainter of I'rince Hupert, It. (.'., by ocrupaMun bookkeeper, intend lo apply to tho Chief Com- ml���-������ionet of Landt for a licence to protpect tor rn!*>ioner of Undi for a l<cenn> to proapect tot coal and petroleum nn and under ' ;*i acrea of Datnl Augutt 31, I'M). Tub. Sept. 80. II. M. CLIFF William McNair, Agent land on liraham Hand deacribH aa follow* Commencing at a pott planlel at Ihe oouthwnl , Corner of Cot! l����e No. 4tfiH marked C. K 11. Coal Leaae No. 2H, thence north HO chaint, thenn- weal Htl chaint, thence aouth HO chatna, thence eaat HO chaina to (mint ol commencement mvering all fnrmhor* Tlahn Point. Daii-I Bint. 12, Ull* C. E. UA1NTKU Pub. (let 7. coal and petroleum on and under 'ill) acrea of land on Uraham laland dotcril>ed at followa: Commencing at a poat planted two milea north of C. K. II. Coal Leaae No. 7, marked S. W. corner C. K. II. Coal Ideate No. 13, LMM_ north N chaina, thenee eaal HO chaina, thence aoulh HO rhaina, thence wett 80 chaini lo place of commencement. DatedSept. II, 1911. C. K. HAINTKU, Ucator I'uii. Sept. 23. Skerna Und DUtrict -DUlrict of Queen Charlotte sker-.a Land DUtrlct DUtrict nt Queen CharloMe Take notice that thirty dnvt (mm dale, I, C. K. ItalnUf of Prince Hupert, II. C, liy ocnpatiuti bookkrapar, intend to apply to Ihe Chief Com- ml-wiuner of Lnm'a fur n licence to DfOtfl et (or ctml and pe'roleum n:> an-l under fiiO acrea ol land on I'rnham laland de��cri*-ed n- foltowa: ComnwnHm at a pott ulan'e.. Iwo -idle* north TWin IWtthaWl -ntmi Coil I,��n-e IK.r, marked C. B, U. Co.' {**��** No. 2'i. *'.rnc- toulh m chatna, ���hence *f*ym HO chaint, tl*.'tice Mirth HO rhaina l1-'nt mm M1 fthniM l.i potnt ti* r.mmettccmenl; containing C��Ml aerea more or leat, C BwaCom Land Dialrict Dia'rict t.f Coftat IUnge -1 Take notice that II. M. (lift of Dundalk, Ireland, occupation gentleman, intenda tu apply fur jiermitaion to b-a�� lhe following deacribed landt: Commencing at a pott planted at the N. E. mrn.r of Ui tt, Ihence north 20 chaina, thence woat 40 chain*, thence aouth 20 chaifrn more ot \****m to ihore lin-*\ ihencp following the thore line eatt 40 chaini more or leaa to poinl nt commence* menl; nihlalning HU carew, more or leaa. Datnl Augutt 31,1911. 11. M. CLIFF Puh. Sepl 30. William McNair, Agent Take nutice that Ihirty dayt Irom date, 1, C K. Painter of Prinn> Pupert. It. i , hy ncc.ipatlon liookkeeper. Intend to apply lu the Chief Curn- nWOM of Umlt fur a licence to protpect for coal and petroleum on antl umler MO acres of land nn (iraham laland di^crilml aa (ollnwt: Commencing at a pott planted two mllea t.rrth of C. K. II. Cual LiM No. H, merknl S. E. rorne C. K. II. Coal Uaae Mn, H, thenn- north N chaint, Ihence weat HO chaint, thrnce aouth HO chaina, Ihence taat 80 chaina to tdace cl commencement. Dated Sept. II, 1911. C. E. HAINTKU, Ucator | Dated Sept. II 1911 l��ub. Sept. 1% Pub. Ocl, 7 Ib'i'.a CfK.lt Und Dutrict Diatrict ot Coaat Range ft Take notico tbat II. M. Cliff of Dundalk. Ire- Ian.'., occupation gentleman, intenda to apply for pormiiwion to leaae the following deacrilied landa: Commeneing at a poat planted at the N. W. WMI n| Ui Nn 4, Ihence north 40 chaina, thence eual 40 chaint, thence aouth 40 rhaina more or lean lo ahore line, thence following ahore line . weaterly 10 chaina mofe or leea to point ot eom- i mencement; containing 80 acrea, mot�� nr lens. E. UAINTEH Dated Auguat 2H, 19U. II M. CLIFF \ Pub. Sept. 30. William McNair. Age*' THE DAILY -NEWS Dominion Fish Market : PULTON AM' SIXTH AVENUE : Dealers lit Fresh Fish, Oysters and Game In season. Fresh Poultry, Vegetables, Butter and Eggs .... 1'HONK UT P.O. HOX. 100 'i ^-_jt��<��%aw��Ma^aMtaN*��^tMt>< . BUILDING A BIG PULP MILL Some Day a Network of Them Will Overspread Our Own Country ���p**>t(^aa^attiaNaaMNayi>^ M^*ea**^*MNtiMi��^<XNMi��^aa)>a rhough deferred by the failure each Bide, the proglem of hai dlji 11 rgreement to the surplus water bell g overcome of drop.loga SILVERSIDES BROS. SIGN PAINTERS it! sliiii-i i of Hooded Ir.i tl isirj. of tlie water i >iO-f;. head has ol the reciprocity agreement to obtain ratification, the time will yet come when the Northern British Columbia will become - great pulp and paper making country. Many thousand! of square provided .1 boomir.g-grourd for miles our hills are covered with,tlu- storage of .'.II the business of ttnilu-r growths suitable for on - ilu* river, which as a number of version into wood pulp. Indeed other companies an* operating, .1 pulp mill would lie a boon to is quite extensive. The plani settlement, making it possible for | under construction will utilize 12,- $00 h.p. sir.il the electriccal de tin* b\ |<he use gates, Thc are created h> the n at the dam to P INTERIOR DECORATORS '.0. BOX ISO PHONE 156 ORBEN Second Avenue, near McBride Mr. Non-Resident Write us the value of your Prince Rupert property. We will be pleas- 08 to conditions here. the Bet tier to spend the first season and subsequent winters ir clearing his lands at considerable profit to himself. A Big New Mill In Northern Ontario which has .1 considerable ph> sical rest mblance to Northern British Columbia, several large pulp mills have been erected recently to cope with the demand for news print in Canada, which grows by approximately 40,000 tons each year. One of lhe largest of these is . I Spanish River, the entire town egarding '' Espanola being peopled with employees of the company. Ks- panola is quite an up t" date town, with electric light, water plant and sewerage system. The pulp of 140 wood ed to keep you posted miu has a daily capacity 0. M. Helgerson, Ltd. Real Estate and Rentals Office,: Helgrrion Block THE GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY From YincMW or Seattle FOR Ali POINTS EAST OR SOUTH TICKETS TO THE OLD COUNTRY Through Tickets and all information about your trip Roger's Sleamsfiip Agency tons, drawing its pulp from a 1 area of 0,000 square miles which was granted to it as a concession by the Ontario Government. By husbanding the pulp area, the company .vill be guaranteed a practically continuous supply of pulp wood for ages to come. Developing Water Power A correspondent of the Toronto Globe who recently visited thc town says ho was struck by thc excellent adaptation of the mill io i-.s natural advantages. One of thc most striking physical fe.v in Ortr.rio, .id the Par mir Carr.l aire of ihe place is tho rock!brings Briiish C. Umibi. closer t<> formation which supplies nature's!Niw York than Ontario is now, velopment amply provides fur this and leaves a surplus of between 2,000 and 3,000 h.p. Economic Operation The buildings have been carefully designed in order t" secure the minimum ratio of operatii g cost. Similarly the plans of every building have bun drawn with a view to economical expansion In the futuri. Mai \ of the operations fn in the handling of the rough timUr to thc dispatch of the finished product present labor antl usl savi: ;.-.- ili\icis which are unique. The slashing department, with its simplicity of design, has reduced the cost of taking timber from the water, sawing it into two-foot lengths and -tnrii g, to tii teen cents per ci nl, includii g all machinery maintenance charges. Profitable Business With .'. practical!) unlimited market for paper, with the prospect that "something has goi i< be done" despite ell promises ai tl theories to alii w the Ami ria r consumer ... purchase **x\r pulp, with great pulp limber areas .it! unlimited water powers, Canadi ���-niiis 'ikily tt, il, min te thc pulp business in years i<> come. After ��� tl-i pulp development has ceased inspires confidence. To be well-dressed is not to be overdressed, but to be attired in suitable clothing. This is where we specialize. We are practical tailormen, who have given years of study to the question of men's clothes. That is why our business is so large today. We make friends and customers; this ts not very difficult, but - ��� il,. even more���we keep them. SUIT or OVERCOAT to Measure $8.60. tOarrtag. and Duty Paid). TsUloreKt Ui t-lt-.r Loudon or N.w York Styles. Our Clothing to Measure has gained for us a worldwide reputation. This is not altogether surprising, because the value is marvellous. Every garment produced bj us is an embodiment of grace. Our garments are really tailored. Apart from the question of quality of fabric, the " ( urzen " tailoring alone imparts an air of distinction to a man's clothes. It is something to be " CURZON " CLAD. REAL BRITISH MATERIALS. tsad Po.t Card for rr*. Patt.ras. If you have not seen our materials we invite you to send us a post card at once for free patterns, when by return you will receive a collection, which, for beauty and variety, are unequalled by any selection in any tailor's shop or store throughout the world. These patterns are sent carnage paid, free of cost. Together with patterns you will receive Latest Fashion-Plates and an interesting bookie: explaining our methods of business. Included in this booklet is a self-measurement form cleverly arranged, whereby you may take your own measurements in your own home with a certitude of accuracy. We will also send you a testimonial booklet incorporaiaig letters of appreciation frum clients all over the world. OUR GUARANTEE.���If garments made to your own measures fail to give al =o!ute and unqualified satisfaction we undertake hereby to refund money in full. That is cur guarantee. SLIT or OVERCOAT TO MEASURE, Carriage and Duty Paid, from -?8.60. Address for Pi-'torn. I ���UaZON BROS.. coThaClaOUOHER SYNDICATE lx*.: 449 Spadin-.Av.nu..TORONTO.ONTARIO. TjrzonBro Tho World's Measure Tailors* 60/62 City Rd., alee Pembroke Houie, 133 & 135 Oxford St.. LONDON, ENGLAND. Please mention this p.tper. GREENER'sl "British Empire" GUN Here's the worlds bestoun-a Greener nammerleii��� at a price within the reach of ull sportsmen; its got all the Greener feat tires, hunl hitting, fur shooting, lasting wear; there's no- thing bet- (_��Q ter; price ��pO*J I tt 4 ' W. W. GREENER Catalog n', FREE 63*65 Btiw Hill Hill "tit in*, m. >\ dam. -ble piers for the tx mpany' The flam, which i- the pulp industry will probabl) to K- one of the gret tes built: prove in an arched position, rests upor jwea'ih ard prcspcrity makers it immense rocks which project from ; the last best West. , **- PRINCE RUPERT UN AND ANNEX Owned and operated by the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway on the American and European pin, Excellently fumiihed, with steam heat, electric light, and ill modern conveniences, being absolutely first-class in every r, i| act The appointments and tenia are equal to any lioti*l on tht coast. Rates: $l lo $3.50 per day. G. A. Sweet, Manager. Bas^>����%��sM%^aa^aas>>|^��%^^|WWa0M> i��^^.i^<���� FIFTY YEARS AGO IN B.C. :nJA>r H.* Pfion-f US , Mr. Thos. Deasy, One of ibe Real OU l_am. Tells sf tbt Days sf (be OU CaUav f^>^��^M����>N*a.^Mii>��Nsai^aa^��^^iai^��a^*i^ai^%*<i^>��^M-^^i^>l ] Whenever a man, --till in the nothing more. The wonderful wnultl come ashore, making things1 town grow, out of the bush. We lively in thc towns of EsquimaltIlived in British Columbia when ard Victoria. flour was worth fifty dollars a Exit the Old Colony ->*fk. Where palatial steamers Confederation, and "Carnarvon now P->'- we tm*v* considered a Terni>." were introduced .ind car- rowboat, or a canoe, sufficient to rietl to a final settlement in 1871.' travel up the rivers and along the The en*-true tion of a railway andlcooat. the building up of Vancouver j Gold Was Plentiful followed. New Westminster bum- When the golden liars were nl. nd afterwards rebuilt. Nanai* lieing brought to the only two mo. with its ooal mines, attracted towns, people thought little of attention .anil commenced shipping the sixpence, and small change UNION S.S. COMPANY OF B G. LUl The new steel Psssengei --*'��� IBM m were lavish with thc money they took from the ground and expended so freely. We have traveled up along the Fraser River; seen the towns and cities cpring up along thc line of railway; watched the few of thc old pioneers pas away, year by year, and the thousands of new settlers take their places. Still on the Frontier p^.. R . ^ During the past two years we j _t g .^ fo_ V.\n-,,uw arrivingMondavaitcmooa " Camostin leaves have again taken of "pioneering." In ing city, where the railway i man, still in tne nothing morc prime of life, has thc opportunity' change, from the vast forest, to to look back over the vista of. the large and thriving city of half a century spe&t in tha Province Vancouver, can only be realized of British Columbia, many scenes by one who has seen the magic pass through "memory's store- city grow, apparently in a night. - ," some s.id. while others During the same year, the soldiers appear as in the land of dreams, were disbanded, and many left tillul as they are with recollections for "Merry Engl.ind," embarking ************** of happy days 'mid laughing on the old man-of-war, "Cha- throngs, many of whom have meleon." We remained, and when crossed "the great divide." ard will Ih* seen no mire on earth. w. j. McCutcheon j Cm-M ���Mrnplrt* st-ar'-e ' O- .,-. Spr-ctal X atlrr:,,- 1 a I *. -c I :�����.-*-; t. -r.t. 2 Theatre Block ha ss s * a Second Are. X to outside ports. The whole coun-. that would always find its wayl try commenced to settle up and into the pockets, or the iron the colony days were at an end. banks of ihe children. The "thil-l bring in its thousands and thou- It is very seldom that the ling," and the "florin" would "nd*-**. there art springing up com- j residents of British Columbia row} be used to purchase small com- nuwities, with the latest appliances have the opportunity t<> hear modities and nothing less was\**A conveniences. Over in the ad- Reminiscei ct - from the Old Guard, accepted over the counters. Cari- the men who have remained and Iwo was pouring its wealth into an* now waiting "till the shadows Victoria and New Westminster. are a little longer grown." Some We thought the mines would never of us have seen every dty and I be exhausted, and the miners jacent islands, we have viewed the natural resources that will Ih- opened up. It may be our gootl fortune to travel from Wist to El Bt op the greatest of tr.'.i s- New Knox Hotel the seat of government was re- moved to Victoria, in ISO'.*, went there on the government steamer "Sir James Douglas." Few are lit:, who made that trip, and the steamer has gone to the "bone- yartl." In Old Victoria Victoria was a sma'l citv. with BE8NKB A The Mem K- B Back in 59 Imagine a number of families. wives and children of Crimean veterans, breasting the Fraser River s long back as 1859. The old Hudson Bay steamer Otter �� - then , mstdered "a fast and BESNER, Proprietors commodious passenger l>oat." and few substantial buildings, and our 9 . run-wi th. Oman ��v r. ,ni[Ktl .along the dock, after tii--; home was in the old pagoda- .. All th*. 1-st���1 M-si.rn , , .,. r B Boos Mi UP i six months voyage on a sailing h���e brick structures, where the PIRST AVENUE. PRINCE RUPERT v "*''��� *,w Westminster was our pt'adal Provincial Government ,_, th-tination; but it was decided buildings row stand. In the early U/L-* D I J T *** an0ther ,p0t on the Fras<,r days, before Confederation, the ...WlllteS lOrtland lemeilt... River shourd be our first camp. whole country was ruled from and we were taken to a piece of prairie land called "Derby." Shortly after, tht* government decided to move thc soldiers, and ���htir families, to the ground now occupied by the penitentiary, a I The Paper THE I "DAILY for Your Home! NEWS" G. C. EMMERSON AC. EXT Phoae 125 Naden Block Second W Windsor Hotel FIRST AVEME AT Ell'.IITH STREET N.wljr F urni.hrel .nd Stram M-strd Room, A HOOT ,1 tSS WAR AM> MMNC. room ;n i QKNtCTION RITES 60 CENTS AM" IP baths ran to oooon W. H. Wrighl. Prop ro rot j: country was "Downing Street." We had representatives���some appointed by the government and some elected. Red tape and sealing wax were affixed to documents, as they still have things in England. It gives you all the news of your own city and district as well as the principal happenings in all parts of the world. The news is well edited, its news columns are clean and whole- some. It is a paper you need in your home. The advertising columns of the News bring you in touch with opportunities for getting the full value for your money. : : : : the work pother urow-; . " Win For Stewart City on arrival from Vancouver Friday | night. Northbound, leaves Vancouver Wednesday-* at 9 jun. Steerage Fare - $6001 The "Camosun" i- I " ���*���""��� on the run having BteMight .mile heads and douK :��� .-���������* '" Miring safety of ; uengeil IB en*-*** | of collision or wr, ,*.. J. H. Rogers, Ticket Agent.. OXfflOOOOtKHXXXXX ���: xxxxxxxxxo I I XI New Diamond and Pearl Goods re just ree* ment of Rings, i; Pins. etc.. of latest design ****** R. W. Cameron & Co. G.T-P. Offici.1 Watch InipMtor. Cor. 6th St. ami Set *'��� ������'*1'' phone 82 limn iiiiii ii inrmnnnr--^ icy still ijf Electric -K short distance above New West- lights, telephones and other in- minster, and the work of clearing ventions. we knew nothing of. Commenced. In a short time a It was quite a treat to see gaslight large barracks, officers' quarters, in Victoria���the only place that storehouses, soldier's homes, and could afford a gas plant other conveniences were construe- Waterworks on Wheels ted, .ill of which have gone, today, like many of those who occupied, the place at that time. Only Two are Left Water was brought into Victori.. 'Iin barrels, on two wheels, and ili--��nscd at the rate of leti cents per bucket. A brick building ***} Bffl Heads Price Lists Memorandum Forma Commercial Cards In CoaunercUl Printing wc haer*. . Urge .lock of r ..,,.:,..,..- i r.r. ���V.. J Wc handle- Blank Ledger Form, for Loose Leaf Syrtem Letterheads Stock Certificates Articles of Association Illustrated Pamphlets l_ i it .,\:r | ssengei ��� r Otter, but Advertise in The Daily News li-; on the ve,,.* then considered something two of the unusual to construct. The old officers and crew; men and women uaamer, Beaver, wa* then remain. Fathers, mothers, sixers, the hOf-OTS and bays brothers���all gone on another jour- ,ni. my. never to return. In 1804, we, the Sunday school children, men-of-war plying and utys surveying ic waters. Esquimalt was the Stopping place for the Briti-h thc coast, and it For society printing, we ensure correctness of style and taste in Visiting Cards, Wedding Invitations and Dance Programmes. For any kind of printing from the humble "dodger" to the highest grades of multi-color printing consult the "News Job " : : : : were Port was on taken on an excursion to was not unusual to see several Moody. At that time there jot the wooden ships at anchor one mill operating there���I there. Hundreds of bluejackets Daily News Building PHONE 98 Third Ave PHONE 98 EL. H ^^^^iMi-_^����*^^|^*iM��^_^^^*^^r_��^*^^^,.^^^^i D continental railways. Wl elation to those whi on the dog team ai > ��� How the faces of th< ' thousands we ore. I. appear to us. betinv -- recollections of ever - passed down to his ranks are thinning i work of the pioneers Columbia can be - of the now out-of-thi -' that will soon be Their "footprints will but, like the Roni." h- ihey stood by the coul adoption. In heat and i through tri.-ls and until the few tow let i "blazed trail" of loi - thousands of the residci climes to r. lard when 11 enjoy both contentmei i |l perity. rev- . hm :��� slcdl ��� rt��l o well ': brira h.ve TI'O , - ihd Britiobl mw V plsfrtl ,-cd m : , i nil I 1 ��� the | her] v ni" I'nrtf! THE DAILY NEWS F j j ST j I General Merchandise **f*m**m LYNCH BROS. ..--.M Largest Slock Lowest Prices in Northern B. C. I ��t-~* SAMUEL HARRISON (NOTARV I'l'lll.li*) V. F. Q. CAMIII.K Samuel Harrison & Co. Real Estate and Stock Brokers APPROVED AGREEMENTS FOR SALE PURCHASED Prince Rupert and Stewart COAL NOTICE m Canadian Pacific Railway B.C. Coast service ��� Famous Princess Line Princess Royal Friday, October 20th, at 9 ��.m. Yie'trrrin. V.ncouver .nd Settle J. G. McNab ��� .General Aganl Double Weekly Service S.S. Prince Rupert, S.S. Prince George For Vancouver Victoria AND Seattle Mondays and Fridays, 8 a.m. ss. Prince John sails for Port Simp- Bon, Naas River, and Stewart, Wednesdays, 1 p.m.; and for Masset and Nuden Hurbor Thursdays 12 p. m. For Skidegate, Rose Harbor, etc., Saturdays 1 p.m. Railway Service to Copper River Mixed trains from Prince Rupert Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays, 1 p.m., returning Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sum lays at 4 p.m. The Grand Trunk Railway System connecting with trains from the Pacific roast operates a frequent and convenient service of luxurious trains over its double track route between Chicago, Toronto, Montreal, Quebec, Halifax, Boston, New York and Phila- Atlantic Steamship bookings via all lines. Full informs- ticketa obtained from the Portland, (lelphia. arranged tion and DfflM of A. E. McMASTER FREIGHT AND PASSENGER AGENT Prince Rupert Lodge, L0.0.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. P. CADE. N. G. GLUCK. Sec. UntM Land District-District ol Queon Charlotte ��� W�� nolle, that thirty days Iron, d.to.1C E. lain it o( i'rinco Hupurt, II. I'., by occiMialion bookkeeper, Intond to apply t��� th. Chiel t'om- im-iMei.ier ol Unda lor a licence to prospect lor coal anel polroleum on and under 1140 acres o! land on Craham Island descrilied us lollowa: Commoncii.ii at a post plantod one mil. nortii ol O. _, U. Coal Lease No. 10, mnrkod 0. E. 11. Z,~i ****** HS' ' .1 '*"""" nor-h m **mt, thonce SSTs-i. ,i .""".' ******** *** ehains, thence east mi chuins to place 0I commencement. Btetf,,,n c-K uAiN�����.^*<�� Skeonu Land District-District ol Quoon Charlott Take notice that thirty days from dale, 1��" ". Ilainler ol I'rinco Hupert, II. Q~ by occupation bookkeeper, Inlend lo apply lo the Chiol Com- missioner o! Unds I.r a licence lo nroapect lor coal and potreilemm on und uneler CIO acre, ol land on Graham Islund dnacrlhoet as followa* Commencini* ii! a peat planteel iwo miles north ol C. fc. II. I oal I ,-.,,,. No. 10, markod N. E. corner I. h 11. I oal Uu��o No. 1(1, t|,������M aouth JO ehalna, thence weat 110 chaina, thence north 80 chaina, thenco east SO .halns to placo ol commencement. DatodSopt 11, 11)11. c. E. UAINTER. Lector I'ub. Sept. 23. Skeana Und District-District ol Quoon Charlotte Take nolice lhal thirty days Irom date, 1, C. E. Ilainler ol I'rince lluperl, II. C, by occupalinn bookkeeper, Intond to apply lo iho Chiel Com- I miaaioner ol Unda lor u licence to prospect lor I coal mid petroleum on and under 610 acrea ol l*ii,l on t.raham lslsnd deacrilied aa lollowa* CommencinB at a post planted two mllea north ol (,. L. II. Coa Uaao No. 14, marked N. E. cornur C. E. 11. Coal Uaae No 17, thence aoulh I 80 chaina. thonc. weat 80 chains, thence north 80 chains, th.nce eul 80 chaina to plan ol commencement. D.led ?*pt. 11, UU, C. E. BAINTEH, Ucator Pub. Sept. 23. Skoona Und DUtrlct -Dislrict ol Queen Charlotte Take notice that thirty daya Irom d.te, I, C. E. ,11. C " = THE COSY CORNER - DEVOTED PRINCIPALLY TO THE INTERESTS OF WOMEN COAL NOTICE TO RENT Comfortable 4 roomed house on Ambrose Ave., with fine view of harbor $15.00 a month Good 4 roomed house on Hay's Cove Ave., in block 35 $15.00 a month G.R. NADEN COMPANY Second Ave., Limited. Prince Rupert, B.C. SAVOY HOTEL Praia and Fifth St. The only hotel In town with hot nnd cold water In rooms. BoBt furnlahed house north or Vancouver. Rooms 50c up. Phone 37. P.O. Box 129. : : I Prudhomme & Fiiher TRY THE "NEWS" WANT AD. WAY OF FINDING LAND PURCHASE NOTICE Skeena Land DUtrlct���District of Coaat Range 5 Take notice that I, Gordon C. Emmenon of Prince Rupert, H. C, occupation roal estate broker, Intend to apply for permiasion to purchase the following deactlbed lands: Commencing at a post planted about 2 3-4 mllea In a northerly direction from the northeast corner post of Lot 138!), Range 5, Coast It timet. thence north 40 chains, thence weat to river bank, thence aouth following river bank to point nl commencement; containing 160 acros, more or Dated Sept. 9, 1911. GORDON C. EMMERSON Pub. Oct. 14. Skeena Land District -DUtrict or Coast Rango V Take notice that I, Bonjamln A. Flah of Towner, N. It., occupation merchant. Intend to apply for Dormiselon to purchaae the following described Commencing at a poet planted on tba east boundary and about five cbains from the aoulh- east corner of Lot 4484, tbanoe nortb 60 chaina, thence eaat 30 chains, thenoa aouth 60 ehains, thence weet 30 chains to point of commenoement. Dated June 24, Ull. BENJAMIN A. FISH Pub. July 25. Kred E. Cowall, Agent Skeona Land District���District of Coast Ranga 6 Take notice lhat Miriam Roy McTavUh of Winnipeg, Man., occupation barriatar, Intenda lo apply for permission to purchase the following deacribed lands: Commencing at a post planted at the southwest corner 40 chains oast and 40 chaina north from N. E. corner of Lot 1116, Harvey'a Survey Coaat DUlrict Ranga 6, thenco 60 chaina east, thence 60 chalfia north, thenee 60 chains weet, ihence 60 chaina south to post of commencement containing 310 acres more or leaa. DatedSept. 16, 1911 HIRIAM ROY McTAVlSH Pub. Sept. 23. Fred W. Bohlor, Agant Skeena Land DUtrlct 1 n-trirt of Coast Range :. Tako notico that Lottie MnTaylab of Vancouver, occupation married woman. Inlands lo apply for permiaalon to purchase tbo following d wcnl ted lands: Commencing at a poet planled at tho northweat corner 100 chains east and 20 chaina north from N. K. corner of Lot 1116, Harvey'a Survey Coast DUlrict Itange 5, thonce 20 ehains aouth, thence 80 chains easl, thane* 80 chains north, thence 40 chaina wast, Ihence 60 ehains aouth, thenco 40 chains weat to poet of commencement dontalnlng 400 acres more or laaa. Dated Sept. 18. 1911. LOTTIE McTAVlSH Pub. Sept. 23 Fred W. Uohler, Agent Bainter of Princu Kupert, by occupstion COAL NOTICE Skeen. Und District���District ol Queen Charlott Islsnels Tako nolle, that Auatin M. Brown ol Princ. Kupert, laibllrr. Intends to .pply to lh. Chiel Cimimiaaleinrr ol Unda and Works for . licnc. to prospect lor cosl, oil .nd prtr,,!,-���,t, on and under the lollowln. deacrihed lands on the Weal Cout of Uraham laland: I'omrm-nrillR at . post planled three milaa eut ol the northeut corner of C. 1. No. 446a tlience aoulh 80 ctia-dne, thanoa 80 chains weal, tbence 80 chsins north, thence 80 chains eut to point o( commencement. AUSTIN M. BROWN, Ucator Ucated Aufust Iat. 1911. Pub, Auf. III. bookkeeper. Intend lo apply to th. Chief Commlaaioner of Unda for a Licence lo proapoct for coal and petroleum on and under 640 acre, of Und on tlrnham Island duscrlbed u (ollows: Commonclng at a posl planted two mile, north of C. E. U. Coal U-ase No. 12, marked N. W. cornor C. E. B. Coal Uaao No. Id, thonce aoulh 80 chaina, thence eut bo chains, thonce north mi chains, thence WMt Ml cliaina to plac ot commencement. Dated Sept. 11,1911. C. E. BAINTEH, Ucator Pub. Sept. '11. Skena Und Dislrict���District ol Queen Charlotte Tak. notlc that thirty days alter date, I, C. E. Ilainler ol Princ Itupert, 11. C, by occupation bookkeeper, intend to .pply to lh. One! Commissioner ol Unds lor . licnc to proapect lor cai and petroleum on .nd undor 640 acne ol land on lirslism Island deecribed u loUowa: Commeneing at . p���.i planted two milea north ol C. E. U. Coal Uue No. 1*1, marked S. W. erner C. E. 11. Coal Uu. No. ID, thenc north HO chaina, lhanc cut 80 chaina, thenc Kuth 80 ehalna, thenc weat 80 chaina lo placo ot commencment. Daled Sept. 11,1911. C. E. BAINTEH, Ucator I'ub. Sept. 23. Skene Und Dlalrlct���Diatrict ol Queen Charlotte Tail, notlc thai thirty dava Irom date, I, C. E. lUlnur ol Princ Kupert, B. C, by occupation hiKtkk.a-per. Intend to apply to th. Chiel Commiaaioner of Unda (or . licnc to proap-Kt for coal and pelroleum on Mid under 640 .ere. of land on Uraham laland deecrtti-ed u follows: Commpnctni: .1 . post plant**,! two mllea north ���( C. E. B. Coal Uu. No. 14. merkixl S. W. erner C. K. ll. Co*l Uu. No. 20, thenc north 80 chaina, thenc wut 80 chains, ihenc soulh 80 chains, thenc Mat 80 chsina to plae-o ot com* mencement, Daled Sept. II. 1*11. C. E. BAINTER, Ucator fub. Sein. 23. Skeena Und Dislrict-District ol Quen Charlotta Take notlc thai thirty dava alter dat*. I, C. E. Uainter of Princ Kupert. ll. C, by occupation bookkeeper, Intend lo apply to the Chief Commlaaioner of Unda lor a Itcne lo prospect (or coal am! petroleum on end under 640 .ere. ol Und on Craham laland doacrittcd u lollowa: Commencing si . pool planled two mile, north ���l C. E. B. Coal Uue No. 16. marl.,.! s. E. erner C. K. B. in-,! Uue No. 21, thenc north 80 chains, thenc weet 80 chaina, Ihenc smith 80 ch.ina, itx-nce cut 80 chaina. lo place ol emmencment. Dated Sent. 11, I'Jll. C. E. BAINTER. Ucator Skeena Und District��� District ol Queen CharloUe Take nolic that thirty dava (rom d.te, I. C. E. Uainter ol Princ Kupert, II. C, by occupation bookkeeper, Inbsnd to apply to the t In, I Commissioner o( l-an,l. tor . licenc to proapect for <*>>sl Mid j���-u.r|eun, on .nd ,,n,l,*r 640 -una of oland on Graham laland descrlb-ad u followa: Cnmmcncini* at . put pUnted two miloa north ,'l C. E. IL Coal Uu. No. 16, marked N. K. corner C. E. B. r..al Uue No. 22, thenc aoutb 80 chains, thenc weat 80 chaina. tbenos north 80 chaina, th.nc eoal 80 chain, lo plac of com- menrcmen!. Daled Sepl. 12.1911. C. K. BAINTER. Ucator SWSMS.m** m *��a..s^..s-..as-.���aaaa-��_raaw�� a-s_a -Wra^-^--^-^.^^-_..->_.���_^_rw.���a. This is a little section ot the paper, which from day to day will be devoted to subjects ol special interest to women. Any and all of the ladies of Prince Rupert are invited to contribute to its columns, and to take part in its discussions. Suggestions and criticisms are invited by the editor. The hope ib expressed that "The Cosy Corner" will fill a social need. HARD LUCK Hi- lii-il ���.*. prophylactic bent, Ai il led :>. Bterilc life, Had hygienic children end A unitary wife. Lived in a ftimigr.ted house Aril wore aseptic suits, Ale germicidal food and smoked Deniimined cheroots. His milk was always pasteurized. He drank denatured water; He ne'er forgot lo swat the flies, Mosquitoes hi* would slaughter, He screened his doors ai >l windows and His office disinfected; Against microbes of every kii il He fell himself protected. In- He exercised; he slept by rule And times his every breath; His health was excellent ard Defied disease and death. His plan was admirable, no doubt, But darn the mea*l) luck! lit- well and gol run over by A ten-ion power truck' ���Chicago News Mayor Has Returned Mayor Manson returned in the "Rover" yesterday from Boll!. C'otila where he has been wiih U.S. Clements, the new member for Comox-Atlin, who is studying the needs of lhe ridirg before going to Ottawa. Black Devil' Back The black BUtO alxmt which Alderman Newton used t<> "ful- mirate thunder" is back in Rupert, but the Hazelton trails seem to have worketl havoc with iis gear, 11 is being repaired al the Rupert Marine Depot. No Boat Note Due official nd\ ice to which another launch sent oul at midnight found the launch all right, but delayed by threatened fog, Both launches gol back at twoa.m, GOOD NEWS INDEED When Oil Burners are Fitted to G. T. P. Flyers Schedule May Give Them a Ten a.m. Start from Rupert. In passing made of the probi the ('<��� T. P. In Bummer instead sav[ng boats wi at ten ������ r.s al mention may bt* 'lilily that wlii'i its return i"-xi fi.tul with oil burners of coal fuel, the time will be sn gn-, be able to le a.m. ii siei'.il of present! The t vt that the ve Rupert lllill hange in. be welcomed mosi by everybody who lik> s brer.kfr.8t at home before sii'.rtii g on a journey, FOUND LITTLE BOOTS Mark Spence's Lost Strews Beach with Interest Salvage. Luggage Human Salvage operations ne scene of the wreck of lhe Mary resulted yesterday in. discovery of a photograph rice lonkii g Indian mother five little ones presumably family of Mark Spence, lhc of the lost grapes and orna Another scrrowful little bit r the Queen in the i .f a and the 'urn of jetsam is ;*. ii. y p.-ir of baby boots with neat little red uppers which Mark w..s taking to a tii y toi at Masset. There is a pretty silk handkerchief, too, but r.o gr. i��-s or ora- ga's were discovered. Several c. sis i f ge.soli i* hi ve drifted ashore, bui r.ot by r.i > means ������.II thai drifted awry. There was a dace given at Metlakatla h'.st night, a*-ti rumor hath it that Mark Sper.ce was there himself, Skena Und Diatrict���DUtrlct ot Queen Charlott. I Tak.- nolle that thirty daya from dale, I, C. E. Ilainler of Princ Kui-cr i. B. C, by occupation bookkeeper, inlend lo apply to the Chief Commiasioner ot Unda tor a licnc lo pi-v*ct (or : cral .nd pertroleum on Mid under 640 cares o( J Und on Graham Island deaerib-ed u followa: Commencing at . poat planted two milea north of C E. B. Coal Uu. No 17, marked N. E. , ,,.,���.,,..,,, ... , . corner C. E. U. Coal Uus No. 2.1 thenc south Skeen. Und D_trictTp*slrlct ol Quun Ch.rlolU l ���- Xgj. ���,____ ___ ^ -,,-,_-, th.-��� ---,,, in lalanda Tak�� notie* lhat Austin M. Brawn of Princ* Kupert, ll. C. occupation aaddlor, InUniia to ���pply to th* t hid (.ommiaslonrr ol Landa and Worki for ft licence to proaptct for cotl, oll nnd petroleum on and under tbo following described Undi on the Wast Cout of Graham laland: Commencing at a poat plantad thre* milea eaat of the northaaat corner of C. 1- No. 4478 thenc* 80 chaina aouth, thenoa 80 chalu aaal, lhanc* 80 chaina north, thenc* 80 chaina waat to point of commonoement. AUSTIN M. BROWN, Locator DaU of Location Slit July. 1911. Pub. Aug. 17. Skeena Land DUtricl - DUtrict of Qu**n Charlottt lalanda Take notlea that Auatin M. Brown of Princ* Hupert, occupation aaddler. Inleoda to apply to the Chief CuminUaloner of Landa and Worka for ��� licence to proapect for coal, oil and patrolaum on and under the following d*ocrib*d landa on the Weat Coaat of Graham laland: Commencing at a poat olanted l.ree milaa aaat of tha northeaat cornar of C. L. No. 4472 thence 80 chaina w*at, thence 80 chaina north, thence ��u chaina eaat, thenca 80 cbaina aoutb to point of emmencment. ^^ ^ mQy/N ^^ baud August 1st, I'Jll. Pub. Aug. IV Skeena Und Dlatrlct���Dlatrlct ot Quun ChwlotU Islsnds Taka notlc that Auatin M. Brown of Princ llupert, occupation uddler, InUnda tn .PPl/ to the Chlet Commiaaioner ot Unda .nd Worka for . licnc to prospect lor eel, oll .nd petroleum on and under the follownlg ducribed Unda on th. West Cose* of Graham laland: Commanclng ��t a poat planted thru mllea east ol the aoutheut erner ol C. u. No. 4470 thenc north HO chaina, thenc eut 80 chaina, thence wuih 80 chains, thenc wut 80 ch.ina lo point ol emm.nem.nt. Aug_|N .. BK0WN ^^ Ucated August let, 1*11. Pub. Aug. 19. 80 chains, thane eut 80 chslna to plac ot em* mencment. Dated Sept. 1!. 1911. C. E. BAINTEH, Locator Pub. Sept. _ ! Sken. Und DUlrict���District ot Quen Charlotu Take nolle lhat thirty dava from date, I, C. E Uainter ol I'rlne lluperl. B. C. by occupation j berakkecper, Intend lo apply to the Chut Com-, missioner ot Unds lor . Heme to nroep-Ki for roal and petruleum on and under 640 .craa of land on Graham Isalnd deecribed u followa: i Commencing at a poal planled two mile north , " of C. E. B. Coal laaue No. 18, marked N. W. I erner C. E. B. Coal Uu. No. 14, thene south ' 80 chaina, thenc eut 80 chaina, thine north ��� 80 chaina, Ihenc west 80 ch.ina to place ol em- I mencment. . ___ - Date.) Se|,i 12, I'.ui. C. E. BAINTEH, Uealor ��� Pub. Sepl. 13. Sken. Und Dlslriet -DUlrict ol Quen Charlott Tske nolle that thirty days Irom daU, I, A. T llrrr.l, ri,*k ol Prlne Kupert, 11. C, by occupallon (j bask manager. Intend to apply lo the Chiel Commissioner ol Unds lor a liene lo Prospect for cai and petroleum on and uneler 640 acraa of lanel on Graham laland ,l.��.vil,,-l u leille.wa: Commencing at a poat planted two mile north ol C E. II. CoeJ laa.. No. 17, niarUI S. W. erner A. T. B. Co_ Ui-ee No. 18, Ihene north HU chains, ihene eul 80 chains, Ihenc euth no chaina, thene wut 80 ehalna lo plac ol emmencment. A. T. HlttilH.lilt'K. Ucator Dated Sepl. 12, llll. C. E. Ilainler. Agenl Pub. Sept. 23. Shows an attractive variety in Wedding Gift Lines in Sterlinif Silver, Silver Plate, Cut Glass and many other line lineB. Our catalogue contains illustrations antl concise descriptions. The prices are moderate and fair. Henry Birl^s & Sons, Ltd. Jewellers and Silversmiths HASTINGS & GRANVILLE STS. VANCOUVER (1. T the M.-M P. flyer will lay off firM for season is i<> hand ye< at Mr. stcr's office, but Mr. Mr- I Skena Und DUtrlct���DUlrict ot quun Charlotu Tak. nolle lh.t thirty d.ya Irom date, I, A. T. \t;*slCT is informed thai I lie (late ] llroderick of Prine llupert, II. C, by oeupation | b.nk manager, Intend to apply to the Chiel Com- | miaaioner of Unda for . llcne to prospect for ooal and petroleum on and under 640 caroa of Utfd on Graham laland dracrlbesd u lollowa: Commencing at . post plnalcl two milu north ; ol C. E. II. Coal Uu. No. 20, marked S. E. -Church Services FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Servlcee every 8unday In the Empreaa Theatre, 11 a.m. and 7 30 p.m. Sunday School and Bible Claaa at ..SO p. m. REV. F. W. KERR. M.A.. Pastor THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH FRASER AND SIXTH HTRERT Servlcea every Sunday at 11 a.m. and 7.30 p.m. Sunday School 2.30 p. m. Baraca Bible Claaa 2.30 p.m. REV. W. H. McLEOD B.A D.D. Pastor THE FIRST METHODIST CHURCH BETWBKN CENTRE RT. AND 2nd AVE. Servlcea every Sunday at 11 a.m. and 7.30 p.m. Sunday School at 2.30 p.m. REV. C. R. SING, B.D. Pastor SALVATION ARMY CITADEL TOP Off SIXTH STREET Sunday Servlcea ll a. m., 3 p. m., 8 !>.">��� Sunday School 130 p. m. Public Servlcea Monday, Wednesday. Thursday. Saturday tl 8 p.m. Everybody welcome. ENSIGN JOHNSTONE, C'h'd'o officer Read The Daily News for the ilngle ���teamer icrvicc to commence K November 1st. corner A. T. B. Coal Leaae No. 26, thence north 80 chaina, lhance weat 80 chaina, thence aouth 80 chaina, thenoe eaat 80 chaina to placo of commencement. A. T. BRODERICK, Locator Datod Sept. 12,1911. C. E. Bainter, Agent Pub. Sept. 23. Skeena Und Diatrict���DUtrict of Queen Charlotu Take notice that thirty daya from dato. I, A. T. Broderick of Prince Rupert, II. 0- by occupation bank manager, Inlend to apply to lho Chief Commlaaioner of Landa for a licence to proapect for coal and petroleum on and under 640 acrea of land on Graham laland deacribed aa followa: Commencing at a poat planted two mllea norlh of C. E. B. Coal Leaae No. 21, marked S. E comer ot A. T. B. Coal Leaae No. 27, thence weat 80 chaina, thenoa north 80 chaina, Ihence J eaat 80 chaina, thenoa aouth 80 chaina to placa of commencement. A. T. BRODERICK, Locator DatedSept. 12, 1911. C. E. Balntor, Agent. Pub. Sept. 23. iKeena Und Dlatrict-Dfatrict of Queen Charlotte Take notice that thirty daya from dale, I, C. E. Balnter of Prince Rupert, H. Dm by occupation bookkeeper, intend to apply to the Chief Commlaaioner of Unda for a licence lo proapect for coal and petroleum on and under Mi) acrea of land on (Iraham laland doacribed aa followa: Commencing at a poat planted at the *outhw(��t corner of ('oal Leaae No. 4468 marked C. K. M. Coal Uaae No. 28. therice north 80 chaina, thence wpat 80 chaina, thence aouth 80 chaina, thenco eaat 80 chaina to point of commencemenl covering ���11 foreahore Tlahn Point. ��� ��� ������������������ Dated Sapt. lit, 1911. C. E. BAINTER Tub. Oct 7. Skeena Und Dlatrlct���Dlatrlct of Queen Charlotte Take notice that thirty daya from date, I, C. h. Huintor of Prlnco Rupert, 11. C, by occupation bookkeeper, Intend to apply to the Chief Com- miaaioner of Unda fur a licence to oroi-ipect for coal and petroleum on and under 6*0 acroa of Innd on Craham laland deacribed aa follows: Commencing at a poat planted two ti.Im mirth Tlahn north*e*t ioinr| Coal Uaae 4*166 marked C. E. Bi Conl Uaao No. 29. teener aouth 80 chaina, thenco weat 80 chaina, tnence north 80 chaini. thi mt eait 80 chaina t.i point o! commencemenl: containing 610 acrea more or leaa. Kffi_3t.ll.THl C. E. BAINTER Pub. OcL 7. Trail to Woodworth Eighl men are engaged building a pack horse Lake today. trail to woodworth The original trail was traversed mostly by surveyors ard it was a rough trail. Many more will row have cheopporamity of seeing the beautiful waterfall which is litURtcd rot far from the outlet of Woodworth Lake. greatly enjoying oranges thcorogin of which is shroudi tl in mysetry. BLIND MAN S MONOPOLY Massage is Exclusively Done by the Bl ind in Japan Skeonu Lund Dislrict���DUtrict of Queen Charlotte I dilln(Is Take notico thut Auatin M. Brown of Prince Rupert, occupution Biuirik-r, Intenda to IpplV to the Chief Comtnllllooer o( Lunda and Worki ' for a licence to proipBOt for coul und oil und petroleum on uml under the following described lundu on tho Went Coaat of (iraham Inland: Cominencinn ut u puat piunted throe milea Ult : of tho lOUtDWMl corner of C. L. No. 4177 tlience 80 chuina eust, thence 80 chuina north, thence 80 ebuni went, thencu 80 chuina aouth to point ot commencement. Al'STIN M. BROWN, Locutor , Dato of Locution,-Iat July I'Jll. Pub. Aug. 17. Skeenu Lund DUlrict���District ol Queen Charlotto Islunds Tuke notice Unit Austin M. Hrown of I'rinco Rupert, occupation suddler, Intenda lo apply to the Chief CommlalOMf of Lunda und Works lur u licence to prospect lor coal, oil and petroleum un and under the folIowtn| deacribed lands on thu Weal Coust of (indium Island: CoaUDtnolng ut u post piunted three miles east ' of ihe MUthwit corner Old L. No. 4172 Ihence north mj chuins, ihence east 80 chuina, thence south 80 chuins, thence weat 80 chuina to point ol commence in en I. AUSTIN M. BROWN, Ucator I Located Auguat Iat, 1911. Pub. Aug. 19. Skeenu Lund District���DUtrict ol Queen Charlotto Tuke noticu thul thirty duys Irotn dute, 1, C. E Huinter of I'rince Rupert, it, C., by occupatiun bookkoopor, intend tu upply tu thu Chief Commissioner of Lunds for u licence tu proapeel fur coul und petroleum un uml under tilO acres of lund un in-ill,.un Islund described us fullowa: Commencing ut u post pluntod live milea eoal of Coal l.e,t -��� Nu. 4107, marked C. E. IL Coal! Leuac No. 1, N. E. curner, thencu wusi 80 chuina, ' thencu auuth 80 chains, thuncu eaat 80 chuina, ' tlience nurth 80 chains to pluce uf commencemenl. , Duted Sept. 11, 11)11 C. B. HAINTER, Locator j I'ub. Sepl 23. Skeenu Lund Dislrict���DUtricl uf Queen CharloUe Tuke nutico thut thirty duys (rum date, 1, C. E i Humter ol I'rinco Kupert, U. <*',, by occupation j bookkeeper, intend tu upply to tho Chief Com-1 mUsiuner of Unda for u licence in proapect fur coul und petruleum un und under l>40 acre- ul I land un tiruhum Islund described us followa: Commencing ul a pusl plantod livu mllua euat | of Cuul Lease Nu. 4107, murkud C. E. B. N. W. corner No. -'. Ihence south 80 chaina, thunce uust 80 chuins, thence north 80 chuins, thencu WMt 80 chums lu placu of cummuncument. DatedSept. ll, It'll. C. E. UAINTER, Locutur Pub. Sept. 88. Skoena Lund DUtrict-DUtrict ol Queen Charlotte Taku notice thut thirly daya (rum date, 1, 0, E. Hainter of Princu Itupert, Li. C, by occupation bookkeeper, intend lu apply to the Chief Commlaaioner o( Lands for u licence to proapoct for coal and petroleum on and under 040 acrus of land on Grabam ltdund dc-scribed oa fullowa: Commencing ut a pust planted livu imlea eaat uf Coal Leaae No. 4470, marked C. E. U. S. W. corner o( Coul Uusu Nu. 3, thencu oust 80 chaina, thonce north 80 cbaina, thence WMt 80 chuins, thence south 80 chains tu place uf commencement. DatedSept. 11, 1911. C. E. HAINTEK, Locator Pub. Sept. 23. Skeena Und DUtrict-DUtrict o( Queen Charlotte Take nutice thai thirty duya (rum dute, 1, C. E. Huintor of Prince Kupert, tt. C, by occupation bookkeeper, inlend tu apply to lho Chief Cum- mUsionur uf Landa fur a licence tu pruapect (ur coal and petroloum un und under 040 acrea ol land on Graham Island deacribed aa follows: Commencing at a poal piunted live milea caai of Coal Uaao No. 4476, marked C. E. U. S. E corner Coal Leaae No. 4, thunce wesl 80 chaina, thenco north 80 chuina, thence eaat no chains, thence suuth 80 chains to plucu ol cummencemenl. Dated Sept. 11,1911. C E. BAINTER, Ucator Pub. Sepl. 23. Skeena Und DUtrict���DUtricl of Queen Charlotte Tuke nutice that thirty daya Irom dale, 1, ***** -*****������ Uainter of Princu Kupurt, it. C, by occupatiun bookkeeper, intund to apply to the Chlaf Com- 1 misnioner of Landa for a licence lu proapect (or ! coal and petroloum on and under 010 acroa ui land on Graham lalund deacribed as lollowa: Commencing al a pout planted two miloa notrh o( stake marked C. E. U. Coal Uaae Nu. 4, markod N. E. corner C. E. B. Coal Uaae No. h, thunce aouth 80 chaina, thunco woat 80 chaina, thence north 80 cbaina, thence oaat 80 chatna tu place ul commencement. DatedSept. 11,1911. C. E. BAINTER, Locatoi Pub, Sepl. 23. Skeena Und DUtrict-DUtrict of Queun Chralotte Take notice lhal thirty daya from dutu, I. C t*. Ilainler of I'rince Kupert, U. C, by occupatiun bookkeeper, intund to apply to thu ChLd CommUaioner uf Unda fur a licence to proiprci (ur coal and petroloum on and under 040 acrua ul land an Graham laland duacribud aa folluwa: Commencing al a poat planted two mtlua north , ot Ci E. B. Coal Uaae No. 3, marked C. E. Uainter , .V W. cornur Coal Uaae No. ti, thenco mum au chains, thenco uaal 80 chain*, thenco north nu chaina, tbence weal 80 chaina lo placu ol cummuncument. Dated Supt. 11,1911. C. E. BAINTER Ucatur Pub. Sept. 23 Skeena Und DUtrlct���DUtrict of Quoen Charlotto Take notice that ihirty days trom dale, 1, C. E. Bainter of Prlnco Kupert, U. C, by occupation bookkeeper, Intend lo apply to thu Chlof Com- mioMonur of Unda for a lie, nco to proapect tor coal and petroloum oo and undur 640 acrua of land on Graham laland daacribod ��- followa: Cummencing at a poat plantod two milea nortb ot C* E. B. Coal Leaaa No. t. otako S. W. cornur Coal Uaae No. 7, thence north 80 chaina, thence j oaat 80 chaina, Ihenoe aouth 80 chaina, thenca weat 80 cbaina to place of cummencemenl, DatedSept. 11, 1911. C. E. BAINTER, Locator Pub. Sept. 23 Skeena Und DUtrict���Diatrict of Queon Charlotto ��� Take noticu lhal thirty daya from dato, 1. C. E. Hainter of Princu Kupert, U. C, by occupation ,_ bookkeeper, intend to apply to the Chief Com- j ��*�� mUsioner of Landa for a licenco to proapoct for | (��> ! coal and petroleum on and under 040 acrea of i t*i land on Graham Island deacribed aa follotra: (���j Cummenelng at a poat planled two mnoa north *,*���* t of C. E. B. Coal Uaae No. 4, marked S. E. corner t*J ' C. E. H. Coal Uaso No. 8, thence north 80 chaina, *,*Z I thencu weal 80 chaina, ihence aouth 80 chaina, thonce eaat 80 chiins to pluce of commencement. DatedSept. 11,1911. C. E. BAINTER, Locator Pub. Sept. 23 Skoena Und DUlrict��� DUUict ot Queen Charlotta Take notice that thirty days from data, I, C. E. | Bainter of ���Prince Ru|H>rt, H. C, by occupatioo boukkecper, intend to apply to the Chief Com- ! mtaoiunur of Unda for a licence to proapect for , coal and |H>troleum an and under 010 acraa of j land on (iruham laland deacribed aa fullowa: Commencing at a post plantod llvo mika eaal ' I of Coal Uaso No. 4474, markad C. E. Ualnlrr'a I N. E. corner Cual Uaao Nu. 9, thencu aoulh 80 I chains, thenco went 80 chaina, thenco north 80 1 chaina, thetiru eut 80 chaina lo place of cotn- . mencement. I Dateil Sepl. 11.1911. C E. UAINTER, Locator ; Pub. Sept. 23. Skeenu Und District DUtrict of Queon Charlotu 1 'lake noticu thut thirty daya from date, 1, C. E. I Hainter of Prinn' Kupert, H. C, by occupation I buukke* |"���;. irilhd tn apply lo thu Chief ' mi, n,i* ...t.i i af Lands for a licence to proapect fur cuul and petroleum un and under 040 acroa of land on (iraham laland deacrilied oa follow* Cummenelng at a puat planted one rnile north of C. I. H. (oal I ���- . No. 9, marked N. W. corner C. m* H- Nu. 10, ihuncu auuth 80 cbaina, thene.- ������ ��� ; *<' chaina, thencu nurth 80 chaina, thence eimt M) chants to pl ��� jf Cummonci'inenl. Datod s-pi. 11,1911-, C. K. BAINTER, Ucatur Pub. Sepl. 'ii. Skwna Und DUtrict-DUtrict of Queen Charlotte 'lake notice that thirty daya frunm date, 1, ( K. Huinter ol Prince Kutiert, H. C, occupation book, keeper, intend to apply to the Chief Commiaaioner of Lands fur a bounce lo prospect for cual and petroleum un and under 640 acrea of land on Graham Island deacrlbod aa lollowa: Commencing at a poat ptanted two milea north of C. E. H. Coal Uaae No 8, marked N. B. corner of C. E. B. Coal Uaae No. II, Ihence south hO chaina, thenco went 80 chaina, thrncn north 80 chains, thence eaM 80 chaina to place of commencement. DatedSept. 11, 1911. C. E. BAINTER, Ucator Pub. Sept. 'i'i. W. L, BARKER Architect Second aveiue and Third street Over Wsstanhavsr Bros*1 Office, MUNRO & I-AILEY Architects, Stork Building, Second Avanue. STUART & STEWART ACCOUNTANTS-:- AUDl'IORS Law-Butler Building Phone No. 880 I'rince Ruuert P.O. Box 351 ALFRED CARSS, of British Columbia and Manltuba liars. V. BENNETT, B.A. of B.C.. Ontariu, Sua- km i'he wm and Albert-it Hara. CARSS & BENNETT Barristers, Notahiks, Etc. Office- Exchanice block, ceirner Third avenue and Sixth elri-i't. I'rlnce Uuiu-rl. 8 WM. S. HALL, L.D.S., U. D. S. Dentist. Crown and Bridge Work a Specialty. All ele-nutl iitierntlims skilfully ti.-nt-al. G.s .nd locul anusthetirs lulminlstered for the painless extraction of tewth. Consultation free. Offices: Ilelu-erson lilock. I'rince Ruoert. 11-12 Alex.M.Miinson H.A.. W.K Will,runs.n.a .!..!..!> WILLIAMS & MANSON Barristers, Solicitors, etc. Box 285 Prince Uupert, B.C P. o. BOX 23 I'RINCE RUPERT JOHN E. DAVEY TEACHEK OF SINGING 1*1*1*11. OF WM. I-OXON. BQ* A.R.A.H., I >.N . KNO GEORGE LEEK MERCANTILE AGENCY COLLECTIONS AND REPORTS Thirst Avenue also Wuter Street, PRINCE RUPERT A. M. BROWN ' HARNESS A SADI1LERY MANUFACTURER Repairing a Specialty. Complete Stock Carried. Outside Orders Promptly Killed. 2nd Ave. between 10th and I Ith St. THE IROQUOIS POOL English and American Billiards Twelve Tables SECOND AVB. Hotel Central Cor. First Aee. and 7,1, Street European and American plan, steam hentcd. modern convenience. Kal*a* tl.tu to K.50 tier day. : : 1 D SMITH & MALLETT THIRD AVE. Plumbing, H i-ating, Steamfltlingand Sheet Me tal Work Office: .Irel Ave. Phone 174 Workshop: .*��� i Ave. bet. "lh and Nth SU. PIANOFORTE LESSONS For Beginners and Advanced Pupil. Miss Vera Greenwood I'llDil of Kl-IT Wllcsek. Pan. .nd ll-rlro. Room 28. Alder Block Upstair. 8 =s=E. EBY to Co.=== REAL ksia.'.'*: Kitsumkalum Land For Sale KITSUMKALUM ��� l< C. S. O. E. B. S. The Prln.*., Rupert L-.l���c. N> .IIS. Sons of Kn-rland. meets the llrst and thlnl I ,.-. I.va |n a-su-h month In the Sons ���f Envland Hall, sill Snd Av.. st - p m. F. V CLARK. See.. --.,,,.., I' O �����_ Ot Prince Rupert MINF.3T A. WOODS. 1'rr.ldenl. Ilox 23 MISS ELSIE FROUD A.L.r.M. Teacher of Plain*. Violin and Voice Culture. 2nd Ave, Between Tth & Hth Sts. Prince Itupert Warning to Gun-men Chief Owens, of the Provincial Pti.icu Force, ii posting touV.y that all r.-iitic mi Kaien laland ore preserved, nnd ihat pny one found shooting notices ���I'd birds them will be prosecuted. noiicc is published Ifl Englls in Montenegrin. The Lunch was Late fell last r.lghl when Mi Anxiety w the Rupert verinu delayed from MetlakfltU lieen assisting ������! The blind in Japan have a monopoly of one employment, mav saging. No person willi sight is permitted to massage as a profession in Japan. Tlu- profession of a masseur is a very honorable one, and the polite Japanese take care thai the greatest courtesy is shown their afflicted brethren. Although the blind Japanese , ,���, ..,���,,,, follow oilier means of livelihood, ?.' **��� P- U-S��*}���HSC "���"��� , . - ,, , (.oal I ,,-.,,��� No. 12, thence s. the great majority follow the vocation whi h their kindly law has marked out, hedged about with consideration and made so profitable for them. E. L. FISHER Funeral Director and Emb.lmer CIIAIICES REASONABLE THIRD AVENUE PHONE IH. OPEN DAY AND NKIHT lllllll i*e to ill't* her launch Wol- home-coming win ic she hr.d die repair of the Quean Mary. A search patty ir Reflections of a Bachelor Girls only tell little fibs iheir suitors so as not to li tell bigger ones. A i i e t ^me.nee'ir woman can make herself/gaud! believe her husband's politeness is I '"'' devotion. / Sometimes a man's explaining problems to the children doesnt1 muddle ihem very much more about ihem. 1 You might impress the Joys ol heaven on children by making them believe it's all school in the other place. SkeaVna Unel Dislrict -Dislrict of Queen Charlotu Tkko notico that thirty days Irom dale, I, C, E. Uainter ol Prince Kuperi, II. ('., by occupation iKKikkeepur, intend to apply lo the Chiel Com- I misaiener of l��nd for a licence lo prosj-ect lor I coal anil pelrole-om on and under 010 acrea ol I land >������ (iraham Island describe*.! as follows: Commenelns a! a post planled two inil'-a north *o. 7, markod C. E. II. south HO chains, thence eut st) chains, tnence north 80 chslns, thence west -li chains to place of commencement. I 'i,,,-rl l-.-pi 11, Hill. C. E. HAIM III. Locator Pub. Si-pi. 211. Skeens) Land District���District of Quoon Charlotu. Takt notice that thirty davs Irum date, I, C. E. lljii,!*./, of I'rlnce Ituperl, II. C, l.y occupallon beiokkl-opcr, Intend to apply In tho Chiel Com- mlssieliifr of Lands for a licence lo prneliecl lor I HAYNER BROS. I'M'I IU \M 1. : ASH 1 MM \I.M1K - Funeral Dfrcctura 3rd Ave. near nth St. PbOM No. M eoal/ami petroleum on and untl<>r '.It* icrm of | iiin'1 mi i.i ib.un i .inn.! d*mjribi I aa fullowa: OommenrinK Ht a poat ptintad two miW north | I of C. K. U. Coal Leasti No. 7, marked S. \V, rorner (7 E. II. Coal lieane No. II, thenee north HO) I chaina, thenee eaat HU chaina, thenn- wnilh HU /halna, Ihenee weet HU chaina to place ol comment. Sept. II, 1911. C. K. HAINTER, Ucator Sept. 23. Skeenn Land IHntrlct -Diatrict of Queen Charlotte Take notire that thirty daya Irom date, I, C K. Ilninter of I'rince Kuperi, H. C., hy occupation ' hookkeeper, Intond to apply to the Chief Com- mlaiioner m Landa lor a licenco to proapect for cual and petroleum on und under (ill) acrea ol land on (iralmm laland dcucrihed aa followa: Ciifiimenrlng at a poal planted two nub * north i of Oi Bi ll. Coal l/'ane No. H, marked S. E. come I C. E. Bi Coal ii-tll Mo. 14, thenco north 1.0 chaina, thence wont HU chaina, thenco aouth HU chaina, thenco taat HO chains to placu o( commencement. Dated Sopt. 11,1911. C. E. UAINTEH, locator I Pub. Sept. ���_'(. ..Grand Hotel.. Workingman's Home Free Labor Bureau in Connection Phens 178 Iat Ave. and 7th St. GEO. BRODERIUS. Proprl.lor little's NEWS Agency Miij-nzini>-. || t'eriodlcala It Newapaprrt C1GAUS II TOBACCOS :: G.T.P. WHARF FRUITS ��� �������������� THE DAILY NEWS MEMBER TO LOOK OUT FOR RUPERT (Continued from Page One) construction of the G. T. P. but rather to the method of its construction. They wore in favor since the people were to own a large share in the G. T. P. that they should own and run it all as a public concern without the aid of any company. Will Be Investigation There would be investigation? of the G. T. P. and of oilier concerns of the late Government. Electors must remember thai Ihey would have to exercise patience before they could expect lo see any results for Prince Rupert of the return of the Conservatives. Post Office Building Mr. Clements realised the needs , , of Rupert and pledged himself t0 are close to Hazelton to see that substantial post office! Mr- Wflght is said to TO RAISE MONEY FOR MINING:; Mr. H. N. Wright, of Haielton,1 to Make a Trip to London���Is Owner of Some Excellent Prospects. Hazelton, Oct. 20.���H. N. Wright, manager of the local branch of the Bank of Vancouver, !gg~~~~~; will leave Hazelton, as soon as the management at Vancouver can send someone to take his place, and will go direct to England. His mission will be to raise funds for operations in which himself and associates are interested. He will also take wiih him options on some properties to put before people in London. All of ihcse propositions referred "The News" Classified Ads. ���One Cent A Word For Each Insertion��� -THEY WILL REPAY A CAKEFUL ���fcaSI**--.! *-***r* * "Hm* *~��"-*_f g and other public buildings fit to serve the city for at least ten years should be erected���Comox- Atlin should have an appropriation of at least three times that of any eastern constituency. Referring to the agricultural possibilities of thc district he declared that not a cent's worth of farm produce need be imported from over the line. Better Freight Service He would endeavor to further improvement of lhe freight service by water so that the produce of the farms at Bella Coola might reach Rupert fresh from the soil. Loves Liberals He invited Liberals lo come into the Conservative held, telling them that he felt convinced that they would be well content by so doing. He expressed the greatest confidence in Finance Minister White���a former Liberal���and a man of whose abilities Mr. Clements had the highest possible opinion. Mr. Clements concluded by thanking his audience most cordially for their reception of him, and sat down amidst cheers��� and "He's a jolly good fellow" sung by the audience standing. In a few closing remarks Alderman Clayton suggested that a central Conservative Association at Prince Rupert would help the whole constituency to help itself and the Dominion. A programme of songs followed. XKMKKMMHMKKKK H AT THE THEATRE H X The Williams Co. Prom- It ise a Grand Farewell K Performance Tonight. ��� ��� ��� ��� M be in-j terested with P. J. Jennings in the Hazelton Nine Mile Mining Company. Mr. Wright also recently bought the Amargosa group of claims on Rocher de Boule. This was a cash deal aud Mr. Wright is the sole owner. The group is near the Trimble-Pemberton property, now bonded to John F. Cowan, of Salt Lake City, for a quarter of a million dollars. WHAT SAYS MOTHER? Phone 150 The Insurance People Fire Life Murine Accident Plato Glass Employer's Liability Contractors' and Personal Bonds Policial Prepared While You Wuit. TUB Mack Realty & Insurance COMPANY. P.S. ���Houaea and Rental i. Notice Our patrons will iileoae nute that all accounts nitiiinsi the individuals of the tii,,,, the l'ony Ex- press, will be kept separate from those of the Company, datlns* from the Ist of October, ll��ll. E. A. ELLIOT. J. ROOTJES. 23S--1.1 FRED PETERSON. Airmen Like to Load up Their Machine with Youngsters There is a growing tendency In Europe to load an areoplane with children instead of grown-ups when an attempt is made to establish a new passenger record. Children do not weigh as much nor take up as much room as grown-ups, so of course more can be taken. On the other hand, should an accident occur the children would be sacrificed to the aeronaut's desire to break the passenger record. Children very often have less fear than grown-ups and enjoy ihe sport immensely. TELL THE YOUNGSTERS London Coronation Police Had Candy Given Them All Day ��� M M M ��� ��� KXXKKKNKKK Every night this week the Williams Comedy Comapny at lhc Empress Theatre have put on a better play than on the previous night. Tonight they intend to exceed even the splendid and convincing romance they offered in "Dora Thome" last night. They have selected for iheir farewell perfomance the well known comedy drama "Matter and Man,1 in which Mr. Dave Williams has made ;i reputation by his masterly performance of the old Irish servant Jerry. .Miss Pinkie Mullally who has made so many admirers here by her charming personality and talents will take the soiibreiu- part of Chick. Theatre goers will remember sonic of the amusing passages between Chick and Jerry. A crowded house i**. expected for tonight, the company having made host*, nl good friends for tliein- selve-s during their Stay in town. "We iire all anxious to show our gratitude to our Prince Rupert friends by making tonight's performance a grcat success, and we are hoping to return to you again next year," said Mr. Dave Williams on behalf of his company this morning UGLY CHARGE Waiter on Well Known Boat Charged With Assaulting a Little Girl. Samuel Hogg, a waiter on board the Prince John, is under arrest by the Provincial Police today charged with having indecently assaulted a little girl passenger on board the boat near Masset. The Case will probably go to Manet for preliminary hearing. PRINCE GEORGE LATE The huge squads of police detailed to guard thc coronation parade in London Were given sticks of pure chocolate and bags of candy "drops" as the mainstay of their rations. 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Box 8. ���Mil Do away with this. Patronize a white laundry. White labor only at Pioneer Laundry. Phone 118 Insurance at��mts��t****mmy% OUR Companies aro noted for prompt and just aettlementa. We write every known claas of Insurance. The Mack Realty and Insurance Co. -n-ifc ^ ! Wanted ^H'**l-Hl^all*~-..|-_.ll*��fcM*~-.lfll'**-�� ***** l*****x*x Stenographer Wanted-Apply Box 1531 tf Wanted���A good smart boy for provision store. Apply at once Idea) Provltion House. 236-1 f Wanted Nurstnjr. Obatectrlcs a specially. Residence -*J:�� Third Ave. Plume 2 i.l Red. tf Wanted. ��� Cleaninjr and pressing, alterations and repairing for men and women Dressmaking ������nliiii for and delivered. Mrs Charles Percher, v" l Int.! Am Phone294 Red. tf Wanted irirl for iieneral housework. Small family. Apply to Mrs. N. K. llelmer, 6th Ave. and McBride St. Telephone 267. ��40-242 Wanted���All kinds of embroidery worked at moderate prices. Send your own pieces and have them worked. Mra. W. B. Willlscroft, His Bay P.O. .OJ-U240 ���Two yoi private hoarding I at box S.s Dally N house. 130 a month. App '-���*��. 241-tf Scotch lady would like situation aa housekeeper or any position of trust. Thorouirhly capable Apply box I * . Daily News. 241-244 . j Lost and Found 2 FEED STORE We carry everything In the feed line, nlao garden seeds at the lowest market prices, at Collart's olir Kt ed Store. Market Place PONY EXPRESS Prompt Delivery Phones 41 or 301 FOUND : Small Keys. Inquire at News (Mice. ���Mt Loat- l_dle��' w.lch In bracelet. Reward bv re- turnini* to Newa ,-llie-c. tf Kichana-rd hy mistake-" Currie1 ly similar bu Re-.lch.it.. can be affect W.lerpnmf ('���as. for on. exactly similar but with plumb bob in the i-.s-w.-i. ed .1 News Olllce. ���vsrv Cor. 3rd At. ai���l >lh St. The James Nicely furnished rooms. Good table board Board 14.75 Room and Board 97.00 QUALITY HIGH Mil. I �� LOW ���^M* A A i r L Real Estate a^ ..^ *a I -. r r a, , r an. ��� Will buy lot. in Princ. Rupert at Unrein price, for cash. Aoply P.O. Bon S60 Haling location, price, etc. .Ill t Business Chances A :es j -���a ��� -e-^- *-**ma 4}* COAL NOTICE Skeena Land District -District o( Queen Charlotte Take notice that thirty dava from dale. I. �� E. Balnter of Prince Rupert, B. C, by occrpetion bookkeeper. Intend to apply to the Chief Commissioner of Landa for a llcenee to propped for coal and pelroleum on and under 610 acrea of land on Craham laland de-scribed as followa: Commencini at a posl planted one mile north of C. E. B. Coal Leaae No. 10, marked C. E. B. Coal Leaae No. 15. thence north 80 chaina, thenc* west 80 chains, Inenee eouth 80 chaina, Ihenee emat 80 chaina to place of commencement Dated Kept. 11, l'*l l. C. E. BAINTER, Locator Pub. Sept. 23. GENERAL STOREKEEPER WANTED he moment Is opportune and lhe future assured. Mainly cash, but if with capital to carry set tier, till Sprinit In some cases, almost a monopoly of a lame tributary territory can be secured. Best corner lot f 160 to build, or store would be erected and rented. Poat office will b* secured. Address Immediately P.O. Box t, Prince Rupert. 241-247 , riiiM *l Skoens Und Diatrict -District of queen Charlott Take notice that thirty days from date, I, C. ������ Balnter of Prince Itupert, ft. C, by occupation bookkeeper, inlend to apply to the Chief Commissioner of laands for a licence lo proapect for i coal and twtmleum on and under 610 arm of \iiinli. i 187��� tllC llOUSC yOU Ve |��nd on Graham laland daecribntl as follows: inut mwma tmtxwm " Commencing at a post planted fao m*iU- north ]Ult 00m Hum. , cTB I Efi-9 *Sm No. 10, marked N. E.i "Do theV think I GUI Work ! corner C. E. II. Coal Lease No. 16, thenee eoulh I aYiiTKMATK. merchants' ubuvuv brrvicr n. , i .������ . i **0 chslna, thenee weat 80 chains, thence north 11 "in ihe (layr retorted , (to chains, thenee east 80 chaios to place of com- , Barftatfe. Storase am! Forwarding Asente. CARTAGE and STORAGE C T. P. Tr.n.f.r Af.nl. Order, promptly f,ll#.l. Pries*. rea.���nal,l��-. OFFICE- H. R. Roehnur. Centre ML Phon. �� r.O. n..\ KM PONY EXPRESS ***** I'li'inlHT. , iraSi. ii. mi. Youd better come, persisted Pub.s^it.23, the mall boy stoutly, "or it'll be too late. Ma's got hysterics, and Jin's gone nearly mad, and��� "Look here, sonny," asked the plumber, "what's up?" "Well, I think you've connected the wrong pipes C. E. li MM Til. t_ootor Skeena Und Diatrict Diatrict ol Queen Ch.rlolte T.k. notice th.t thirty dava from date, I, C. E llaln'er ol I'rlnce llupert, II. C, by occupation bookkeeper, Intend to apply lo the Chief Commissioner oi 1 j.,,,1. for . Hence to prospect for co.1 and petroleum on and under 640 acre, of l.nd nn (Iraham Island described u lollowa: Commencing at a post planted two mile, north ol C. E. H. Coal l-enae No. 14, marked N. E. corner C. E. II. Co.l la-saw No IT, thence eoulh Rllts -.r Motor Cr day or ni.ht 1 - * 'I- Ave. .nd Fulton for Phone J01 NOTICE On and alter October 27th I will again hav, chs,go ot the Shoe Rep.irin. Shop on .'.-rin.i avenue between Seventh and Eighth streets, occupinl lor some time by l.udwie sir,,Inr I ,,,���.,, , ,, ,,,.., , . ,,,,., . ��� ,n i ��|H JJ pleMed to aee all my old cuslomen. .nd or something, DO Ch^ni thenc. w��.t ��0 chains, thenee north SO ; ****** J" Si l"!W ol"* lh" ,wl ** ,iv'1'** "'r r�����l,,a, ,rr>-rir r ws. chaina, thence -Mat ch.ina to place ol com C. E. DAINTER, Ucator replied the boy. "Anyhow, the,-_--_-,_���,. chandelier in the parlor is spraying! o.uds-*>.. n, nil like a fountain, and the bathroom S___*__T, , _ 1, Skeena Und District���District of Queen Charlotte tap S Oll lire. T.k. nolle, th.t thirty d.ya from date, 1. C. E. Fog delayed the I'rince George somcwli.it 011 her run ihis week, and she was not due to arrive till 3.80 this afternoon. A wireless message brought the information that Sir William White, of London, is on board, making a irip to visit the railway, in -which he is heavily interested. He is accompanied by Captain Nicholson. Berl Maxwell, the Giants'South em League recruit, has raised nearly .?.'l,000 for "Scotty" Walker, the Atlanta shortstop whom he hit On the head with a pitched ball this last season, putting Walker out of the game and necessitating a serious operation, When Maxwell was a member of the Atlanta Club he and "'alkcr were bosom I friends and even after Bert went to Birmingham, with which club he was playing when the accident i occurred, they remained chums whenever the two teams were in the same town together. A woman has done a big day's shopping when she has spent a tenth as much on it as on her car fare and luncheon. Tak. notlc. th.t thirty daya from date, Hainter ol Prince Rupert, II. C, by occupation bookkeeper, intend to apply to the Chic! Commissioner of Unds for a Licence to prospect lor coal and petroleum on and under '-m acree of laid on Graham laland dtMcribed as lollowa: Commencing si a poat planted two milea north ol C. E. B. Coal Leu. No. 12, marked N. W. corner C. E. II. Coal Uue No. 18, thence .outh 80 chains, thence eul 80 chains, thenee north 80 chains, thence west 80 chains to plac ol commencement. DatedSept. 11, llll I'ub. Sept. 23. my work . trial I will u in the put three and . half yesrs have been in buaineaa in I'rince Rupert, try to give satisfaction. Nothing Itul the bert maleriale will he used and reasonable price, charged. JOHN CURRIE 61 NOTICE Auction Sale NOTICE Is hereby given lhal Jame. Haggerly hu retaken possession ol Ul Seventeen (17), Illork Twenty-four (211. Scclion One (I), Townelle of I'rince Ruperl, under .nd by virtue of power. C. E. DAINTER Ucator I contained in leue from him to J.mea Donahue, Arthur Murray and John Armstrong. AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that the Skeen. Und DIstrlrt-Dielrlct ol Queen Ch.rlolte \**��* ***** Haggerly will sell bypubllc auction Take nolle, th.t thirty dava alter d.te, I, C. E A***, buildings eroded by lhe l^wjee. upon the Ilainler ol Prinoe Ruperl, II. C, hy ���,a���p,t|on "���W.PI'ml*^. Mid sale rol-e held al PrlnM Itupert. Imokkecper. Intend to .pply to the Chiet Com- "��� *h *,*$* ***** <[*>' ?' Nnvemb-*r, A. D�� 1911. ' - . a a. * *..' _- . _ sat ll���nn ,.'-l._-L In iKn .fliitnnnn niinn ilm eBfora-ealil missioner of Lands for a licence to prospect for coal and petroleum on and under 64" acres of land on Craham Island deacribed as followa: Commencing at a poet planted two miles north of C. E B. Coal Lease No. IS, marked B. W. corner C. E. B. Coal Lease No. 19, thence north 80 chains, thenee eaat 80 chains, thence south 80 ' chains, thenco weat 80 chsins to plsce of com- j mencement. Dsted Sept. 11, 1911. C, E. BAINTt.R, Locator | Pub. Sept. 23. Skeena I .and District -District of gueen Charlotte Take notice that thirty dava from date, I, 0* I Hainter of Prince Huport, ll. ('., by occupation book keeper, intend to apply to the Chief Commiasioner of I .mn!" for a licence to prospect for cosl and petroleum on and tinder 040 acres of lsnd on Uraham Island described as follows: Commencing at a post planted two miles north of C. E. H. Coal Lease Vi... 14, msrked 8. W. st three o'clock In the afternoon upon the sforesaid premises. Tot JAMES HAGGERTY. SATURDAY SPECIAL.���La-1 Mins Keelfev wm I DMMncrer vmJh *****__^__Qtg_i__mif�� *Q7ft��itioifi . , , ___ ,,. 1 ",mn mill7 VV,B n PWI K" 8fl chslna. thenee weat 80 chaina, thence aouth 80 dies cashmere how 36c.���Wai-1 touth i>y tht* prm-Ce Ruprrt yes- SSlST-" *ot *�� ch*,n" p,w* ol ����m' lace's. 2t|ter,lay. |Wl��i1'J"1 C. E. DAINTER, Ucator FRED. STORK! -General Hardware Builder.1 Hardware Valves & Pipe. Oxford Stove. Granitewar. Tinware LOTS FOR SALE 1 lot, block 17, section 1, First Ave., Price $2500, $1000 cash, balance 6, l1-' and 18 months. 1 lot, block 9, section 6, Sixth Avenue. Price $1626, half cash, balance 6, 12 und 18 months. 1 lot, block 14, section 6, Summit Ave. Extra large 32-foot front. Price $1250. $800 cash, terms. LoU 10 nnd 11, block 24, sections, Tth Ave. Two fronts. Make offer. 1 lot, block 16, section 7. Two fronts Sixth Avenue and Hays Cove, with house .12x20. Price $2625. 2 lots, block 22, section 7, Sixth Ave. Price $600 each, $300 cash, balance $25 per month. 4 lots, block 11, section 8, Tenth Ave. Price $300 each. $25 cash, balance $10 per month. HOUSES FOR SALE 4 room house, Ambrose Avenue, plastered, best harbor view in city. Price $1837. $500 cash, balance $30 per month. FOR RENT 2 Houses, 6 rooms each, papered, plastered, painted, on 9th Avenue. $22.00 per month. Stores on Second Avenue. MOTOR BOAT FOR SALE 26 foot auxiliary, 5 h.p. power Palmer engine, cabin with stove, al! complete, $400. CICAR STORE AND FIXTURES Fixtures, wall enscs, show cases complete. Price $300, or will rent for $75 per month. LAND FOR SALE 6 and 10 acres, Rurden trucking at K,!*.*.*inl-;iliim. Price $66 per acre. Half cash, bai. 1, 2 and 3 years. 10 acre tracts, garden trucking at Kitselas, $50 per acre; terms. FOR LEASE Three lots, Third Avenve, close in, lev I, good Imm. LOTS IN NEW HAZELTON $10 down and $10 per month buys a lot now. Jeremiah H. Kugler, lid. ...FORWENT... 6-room House on 8tb Ave., section 5. Partly furnished, $22 a month ...FOR_SALE... Lots 8 and 9, block 34, sec. 8, $600. Easy cash and terms Lot 19, block 26, sec. 5. Easy terms. Lot 22, block 24, see. 5, $800. Lot 17, block 49, sec. 7, $350. $50 cash and $25 per month. Fire, life, Accident and Liability Insurance JOHN DYBHAVN Pattullo Block. I SECOND - AVENUE -���-���-���-��� - ���-���- BOYS! START IN BUSINESS Sell the Daily News. It's the easiest and quickest way of earning money of your own. Apply at THE! NEWS OFKICB ���V--. Comforters The snow is crawling down the mountains to remim] ua of cold winter. We have opened five bales of comforters and have put them on sale at the low price of **\ 21, and $2.00. We also have them from $1 to the $16 Elder- down, also blankets and bedding in large quantities ��� ��� THE BIG FURNITURE STORE WHKRE WE SELL I- EVERYTHING FOR HOUSEKEEPING Here Are Some of Our Wares: Armchairs, Rockers, Sanitary Couches, Davenports, Bed Lounges ami Rattan Goods; Chiffoniers, Dressers and all kinds of Case Goods Iron and Brass Beds, Baby Buggies. Linoleums at all prices. Twenty-five patterns to choose from. Carpets, Rugs, Portiers, Tapestry and Luce Curtains and all kinds of Curtain Materials. For the Stoves, Hotel White, Granite and Vitrified Ware IVa- ��� -.. , pots, Beanpots, Buttercrocks, Jugs, Filters *m,| . Kitchen complete line of Enamel Ware. Dining Room Furniture of all kinds. Cutlery, French and English China in Bets or by the piece. Miscellan- Bedding, Blanket.**!, Comforts, the famous Ostermoor f. , Maltreat, Framed Mirrors and Mirrorplate for frim eoUS UOOOS ing, 36x48 down; Jardiniere, Vases, Bur Glasses ���f every description, Lamps, Lamp Chimneys, Baskets of nil kiiils. F. W. HART 2nd Ave. and 6th St. Phone 62 !*��*��kftk����fck*ft**R����k*kkkkft n ����� kkkkkkkkkk**>i-��>i-mN�� The Graham Island Oil Fields, Limited ���* CAPITAL STOCK $1,000,000 We are offering for sale a very limited amount of shares of stock at 25c per share; par value $1.00. These shares are going quickly and will soon be off the market : : THE MACK REALTY & INSURANCE COMPANY { SELLING AGENTS 4r������4����44IIK��44����l4��������4il4��4����44444444444444444 A ship load consigned by H. Williams of Vancouver, to be sold on commission $6.50 to $7.00 JMm**tna*m**Amtm. ^. C UTILE ..Canlrc Slrr.l The Canadian General Electric Co., Limited HEAD OFFICE: T.lttONTO rarrnnlK<t- PBT_.8OKOD0l.0fl FACTORIES: PltHH MANUFACTURERS OF EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL The Canada Foundry Co., Limited - Toronto, Ont. AIU COMPRESSORS IIOILKRS UUCYRUS STEAM S1IOV- ���Li BOILER. FEED PUMPS CAST PIPE COCHRANE FEED WATER HEATERS CONCRETE MIXERS DREDOES GAS AND GASOLINE ENGINES OAS PRODUCERS HOISTS LOCOMOTIVES MATHER _ PLATT TURBINE PUMPS li;* MOTOR DBIVEN TR1PUI PUPMS ORNAMENTAL WORK PILE DRIVER* ROCK CRI SHKIl-. Structural jtbh.m UNDERWHIM II sTI.111 PUMPS Pl,os.��l PRINCE RUPERT BRANCH ������<M'ta"'B��1;,1, GRAHAM KEARNEY. AGENT >0000000<:i THE GERHARD HEINTZMAN "****"*"���*"' ***** ���***"***"****a******>**>**t* PIANO UNSURPASSED *^ ************* "**** **������ ���*"**i t******'^**y****t*m**MM ���* ****** ***m***m 1*****i ***������*-** * ~ For Sweet-leas, Permanency and Depth of Tone ,-a.iaa .. . ._ ������ , -���_,_,, , __S,_SS_I -~-a DO NOT BUY A PIANO UNTIL YOU HAVE HEARD THE GERHARD HEINTZMAN Q*tl_E**y Paym.nt Plan Hjjgj Buying ConT.ni.nl - FOR TERMS AND PARTICULARS SEE KEELEY - THE DRUGGIST 3rd A... .nd eth St. PHONE 2(10 Read The Daily News
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Title | The Daily News |
Alternate Title | [The Prince Rupert Optimist] |
Publisher | Prince Rupert, B.C. : [publisher not identified] |
Date Issued | 1911-10-21 |
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Prince Rupert (B.C.) |
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Language | English |
Notes | Titled The Prince Rupert Optimist up to and including April 29, 1911; titled The Daily News May 1, 1911 and thereafter. |
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Date Available | 2015-12-10 |
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DOI | 10.14288/1.0227870 |
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Longitude | -130.325278 |
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