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No.  163.
CANADIANS AGAIN COVER THEMSELVES WITH GLORY
ITALY TO FORMALLY ENTER THE WAR TOMORROW
Paris, May 22.—The King of Italy has issued a decree requisitioning all vehicles and
horses for transport services, From May 23 a state of war is declared in the provinces
of Sondrio, Brescia, Nerona, Vicenza, Belluno, Udine, Venezia, Treviso, Padua, Mantua,
the Islands, and communes of Adriatic Coast.   All communications with Italy stopped.
British Troops Have
Repulsed The Germans
North Of Labassee
HOW AUSTRIA WAS
READY TO YIELD
CONCESSION    THAT    AUSTRIANS
OFFERED TO KEEP
PEACH
What   Duty  Could   Have  .'.liiieil  By
Keeping Out or The Present.
War.
The Vienna Cabinet in what is said
to have been a sincere effort to ensure enduring peace between the
dual monarchy and Italy, and to
take into account the lasting groat
vital interest of both empires, had
resolved on far-reaching concessions
to Italy of a territorial nature.
These concessions were:
London, May 22.—Official report
says:—"Tiie Britisii troops have repulsed a strong attack north of Labassee. They inflioted heavy losses
on the enemy.
In the section of north Arras, the
enemy bombarded our positions
violently. Our artillery replied suc-
cessfslly. In spite of the bombardment, wo took several additional
positions in the northern part of
Ablain iuid made some prisoners.
Tiro  Voters  List.
S. Hoslains, government agent at
Hazelton, who is in the city went
through the list of persons objected
to by the Liberals for the purpose
of giving information to the representatives of both political parties,
as to the whereabouts of the long
list. In some cases he was able
to decide that the persons were
either removed o~ were in the district.    A    censidearable    number he
I'll."   BOSTONIANS   PLAY
"FANTANA"  MONDAY  NIGHT
"'First, part of the Tyrol Inhabited
by Italians was to he ceded to Italy.
"Second, the western hank of the
Isonzo, In so far as the population could  not  decide
was purely Italian, and the town of
Gradisca, likewise, was to be ceded
to Italy.
"third, Trteste was to be made an
imperial free city, receiving an administration which would insure
Italian character of the cily and to
have an Italian university.
"Fourth, Italian sovereignty over
Avlona (a seaport of Albania) and
a spheie of influence belonging
thereto to be recognized.
"Fifth, Austria-Hungary declared
her political disinterestedness regarding Albania.
"Sixth, the national interests of
Italians In Austria to be particularly
respected.
"Seventh, Austria-Hungary to
grant amnesty lo iiolitical military
prisoners belonging to the ceded territory.
"Eighth, further wishes ot Italy
regarding the general Question to be
assured every consideration.
"Ninth, Austria-Hungary, after the
conclusion of the agreement, to give
a solemn declaration concerning the
concessions.
"Tenth, mixed commissions for the
regulation of the details of the concessions to be appointed.
"Eleventh, after the'conclusion of
the agreement Auslro-Hungarinn sol-'
diers, natives of the occupied terrl-.the gout.    The Bostonians manage-
Prince Rupert Men In The Trenches
Prince Rupert's First Contingent that left here under Col. C. W.
Peck, is now serving in the trenches at the front. Definite information has been received by Hal Peck of this city, in a letter he
got yesterday from Mrs. C. \V. Peck, who is in Victoria. Col.
Peck had cabled from the front to his wife on May 17, that he and
his command had been in the trenches and had just returned to
billets.
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Good Sum Was Raised
For Red Cross Work
PLENTIFUL SUPPLY
OF FISH COMING
HA LIBIT CONTINCES TO ARRIVE
HERE IN QUANTITY ALL
THE TIME
Canadian  Express Company  Hits Its
Own Oars In Use
Now.
There continues to arrive here,
a plentiful supply or halibut. The
Kelly ot the Canadian Fish & Cold
Storage came in yesterday with 110,-
000 pounds. In addition to that
boat, the Roald Amundsen, an
American halibut catcher came in
for'a second time to unload here.
The Canadian Express    Company
(Continued on Page Four.)
SIR RICHARD HAS
SECURED ORDERS
PRESENCE OF PREMIER OF I!. C.
IN ENGLAND BRINGS BUSINESS TO COAST
About $1400 Collected Yesterday To
Be Used In Hospital Work For the
Wounded Soldiers-Special Appeal
Was Made Last Night
British     Bottoms     Will     Be    Made
Available For Cnrryitng
Trade.
The Hon. W. n. Ross has announced that the British Admiralty
is placing an order with British Columbia mills for 10,000,000 feet of
d'mension lumber for shipments in
June and July. The Provinci"!
Government was informed of its successful efforts on behalf of the export lumber trade by cable from Sir
(Continued on Page Four.)
Prince Rupert by a system of tagging carried out by the ladies, yesterday raised almost SI,4fin for the
Bed Cross work. All day long a
diligent committee kept at work In
the undertaking. All the returns
were not In last night, but it is expected that when all are received,
the total will be little under ?1 400,
Last evening a system of open air
concerts was given. The band contributed selections and the Weisli
choir sang patriotic songs.
Short appeals Were made by William Manson, 11.P.P., G. W. Morrow,
T. D. Pattullo and Rev. R. H. Grant.
These appeals were very strongly
made by the citizens who spoke, and
resu'ted in a ready final response
MINING SHOULD
BRING WEALTH
THIS   PAD!"   (IP   THE   PROVINCE
IS VERY UK il  IN"
MINERALS
Canadians Have Driven Enemy
Out At Point Of The Bayonet
Dominion Troops Add to Their Glory By Another Fierce Charge In Which
They Completely Routed The Germans—Casualty List Is Nearly FiveJI5**"**5^"^^
Hundred—Entrenched And Successfully Resisted Counter Attacks.
The   Copper   Resources   Are   Grcat>
i-a*i iii The Province Of
Britisii  ('oliiiiilir.i.
Tlie Board of Trade luncheon that
was lit-ld yesterday on hoard tlie G.
T. P. steamer Prince George, was addressed by A. W. Garde, who took
for his subject Hines and Minerails.
The address dealt very largely with
the resources of the northern part of
the province, in the line of minerals.
In introducing the sNbject, Mr, Gardo
referred to the value of mining in
the province. At the present time
the province wan producing about
$30,000,000 from its mines.
In the whole of the i rovince importance attached to the Prince Rupert Districl, and he did not mean
by that the smaller district as  dis-
(Continued     on, Page Three.)
This  Popular Company  open Their
Engagement At The Westholme
Willi  New  "fork   Success.
Ottawa, .May 22.—Just one month German  counter attacks.    It  was a
Of the many musical successes produced In Xew York, "Fantana" in
which the Juvenile BostonianB open
their engagement at the Wostbolnie
Theatri on Monday the 24th, stand
head and shoulders above them all,
inth ror the length or its run In the
Dig City and Its artistic excellence i.
The score tecum with tuneful numbers of Ilic kind thai runs In onu's
head ror days; the book is full or
screamingly runny situations, any
one or whicli is enough to bring a
smile to tho face of a dyspectlc with
tories,  shall not further participate
In the war."
ment   has   provided   handsome  cos-
(Contia-uell on Page Four.)
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OUR O0AL LASTS LONGER—IT'S THE BEST.
Phone IS—Prince Rupert Coal Company
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alter the deadly right at Langemarck,
when the Canadian troops won such
praise, the troops trom the Dominion
with their ranks tilled again grappled with the Huns and won again
In the tussle.
On Thursday evening the second
anil the third brigades moved Into
advanced trenches. In reserve were
the firsl and fourth brigades.
Opposite the Canadian tr. nclies
-■ is a 311 en", pei iii.in strongly held
by i be li I mans, and which proved
deadly tor the Allies, So tn i !>!
some v.'." e they, that the i ommanders
had been Instructed to drli e thi?
enemy from ibcsc trendies.
For some hours the British nuns
raked the German position with
shrapnel, which destroyed the wire
entanglements. At a given time tlie
guns ceased. The second and third
brigades dashed from their trenches
and on to the German positions. The
Canadians were met by deadly machine gun fire. Nothing could stop
the rush of the Canadians, however,
who trusted to their bayonets. They
swept the Germans from their position. Many machine guns and
prisoners were taken. Once the
position was gained the Canadians
dug themselves in and held it against
lvilliant piece of work, but the price
paid was very great. In the two
brigades there were 4S7 casualties.
YESTERDAY'S HAS IR! ALL
Northwestern   League
Vancouver   10,   Seattle   2.
Aberdeen 3, Victoria  1.
Spokane 7, Tacoma  '■',.
.Nidi..nal   League
i'  I   igo   ■   Boston 4.
Other gainea postponed,
American   Lcngne
Washington  «,    Cli '.'land    7,
Innings.
Philadelphia 2, Detroit B.
Huston 3, Chicago 11.
New York  2, St. Louis li.
Coast  League
San Francisco 0   Salt Lake 12.
Portland 0, Venice 3.
Los Angeles 11, Oakland   2.
CHILDREN'S SPORTS  WILL
III
HELD   ON   MONDAY fi
  I o
la
The   fi
Methodist Service.
The Rev. Wright ot the Baptist
Church, will conduct the evening service in the Methodist Church this
evening. In the absence of the Rev.
Mr. Dimmick.
Chief  Vlckers  I'vcr  Remember
Children On May 24. i fi
  |ft
While the Idea of a  ■:■ neral cell    S
bratlon  on  May""2-I   was  dropped  In  "
the cily this year,, the day  will  nol   f.
■ wit iou1   iis progi ainme  for i
. hildren,    Tlirougl     tl i   effi rti    ol  jjj
Chief   I'tckerfl, .1,  Bei   I     and ol    .  .  8
ll : -';  :
to    rovide fo
for children of 12 : nd in il r
T      si on    will be      Id oi'ol
Hill on  ll     recreation Tin
large   boys   and   gti la   vt il!   li i ■    to
wall  until July  I  for i heir i onti si
I!
2 Nights Only
starting
MONDAY,   MAY   24TH
The Famous Juvenile
Bostonians
Mondny
The tuneful -iHimnese- operatta
'• FANTANA "
TUESDAY
Tiie  up-to-tlic-inlniitc    musical
comedy
"TIPPERARY MARY"
Introducing the inucli talked of
riperrii)  Trot.
Timely  I'ii	
SS5c„ 50c .V 7"c; boxes SI.(Ill
Sc;iis on sale Snturiliv) ni
Orme's.
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" What More For The Soldiers?"
The collection on Saturday was a great success. Well done!
i'i ince Rupert, Thai will be sent to omr wounded defenders. Now
remember they also ask for :ox for the well men in the He'd. The
L. O, I). E. are packing there "Empire Day" bale on Wednesday
and will be most grateful for donations of heavy gray sox, either
hand knit or bough'. They will also forward any parcels sent in
by otlier societies. All sox should be washed and have the size on
on them and be in by Tuesday night.
Receiving  centre,   Mrs.   McMulleii,  Second  Avenue. Sunday,  May  23, 101"
PRINCB   RUPERT   JOBRNA'L
pmm JSuuett journal
Telephone 138.
O. II. NELSON, Editor.
Office:    128    Tl Ird   Avenue    I
■ear McBrlde Street. Telephone  L3S;
Postofllce Box 60 7.
DAILY   EDITION.
Publish. !    every   morning    except
Monday. Delivered  by carrier In the
city at the following rule, if paid in
advance:—■
One  "rear    '"■"')
Six   Months   ." $2.50
Three  Months    $1.25
If   not   paid    In    advance,
per  Montli    $0.50
lng  trade  of \'--    *v<   i.i   Is  done  ln
Engl botto .       Thanks  to    the
English   fleet   these   "common   car-
; rs"      i free    i sail On   sea i,  Restricted they may be by strlngenl or
even  unfair  rules,  bjal   the  facl   remains  thai   they    arc  busy  al     the
world task of   i       '< ■    goods to and
Ei    : ih i oris.
is if tin   "rt Ilroad . :•   ems"
.,    ... \.       '.-■.    In opi ratli n
. lng    led  up by   i    ri d
strike.    Ri (fell the paralysis that, fell
ii   \i.i, i li an   business  al   the
Skeena Land Dislrict — D -let of
Queen Charlotte Islan.
TAKE NOTICE that Charles William Adams, of Victoria, It. O, occupation Policeman, inlends to ap1
ply for permission to prospect tlie
following described lands tor coal
and petroleum: Commencing at a
post planted ten chains west of a
small bay on tho Bouth-east p'"-le of
Frcderich    Island,  thenco    west     SO
Skeena  Land  District  - -  District  of
Queen  Charlotte  Islands.
TAKE NOTICE that George Kirk-
ham Marshall, ot Vancouver, B. O,
occu]':,iion Merchant, intends to apply for permission to prospect the
following described lands for coal
and . etroleum: Commencing al a
posi i-i in ' 10 chains south of the
Creek, thence east
.   ins, thence south   80   .   ains,
chains,    thenee    north    <i0    chains, thence wesi  SO chains, thence north
;' noe east 80 chains, Ihence south
j80 chains to point of commencement.
CHARLES  Wll.I.!.'. .1   ADAMS,
Per ,1. VV. Connell, Agent,
Dated February  18th, 1915.      aplS
80 chains to the point oi commence
i:'   il .
.     | IE  KIRKHAM  MAR! 11 M.I..
i1, r .1.  W. Connell, Agent.
Dated  February 22nd, 1915.      ap20
WEEKLY EDITION.
Published every Friday for circa
lation outside the City of Princa
Rupert at $2.00 a year, iddreased to
points In Canada; or $8,00 a year to
all points in the United Kingdom
tbe United Stales or other foreign
countries.
Adveitlsinu  Hates  Upon  Application
■
.aa-a..
outbreak ol the war, before we
understoo l I ii England's Reel was
, ;;,., ifioal and In business
: be ' vi rwlu lining majority of the
boats in which our foreign shipments
were made.
should thai Eleel bi pul out of action, the world's fabric of sea com-
mei >■"   '■ ould E '11 utterly.
Think, too, of what England's
fleet means to that difficult yet vital
American tenet—the Monroe Doctrine.
Whal   mini   can   doubl   thai   were
German;   to sweep Hie seas of British  warships her strong commercial
:■ Soul Ii   America would be
turned  into an actual  governmental
Then     we  would    be  faced
however, when there i j with choice of throwing the Monroe
stringency felt, ii   was expected  tha    Doctrine  overboard   or  fighting   for
Sunday,  May
1915.
Skeena Land District — Dislrict or
Queen Charlotte Islands.
TAKE NOTICE that George W.
Ken-, of Prince Rupert, occupation
Prospector, intends lo apply ror permission i.» prospeel the following described laads for coal und petroleum:
Coniincscing  at   a   posl    planted    SO
chains easl and 80 chains norih of 180 ohains, (hence west su cnains,
Hie month of West River, thence thenco south SII chains, thence east
west su chains, Ihence soutli 80 SO chains to point of commencement.
cliains, tlience easl  80 cliains, thence GEORGE   VV.   KERR,
norlli 80 chains to the poinl of com- per .lames F. Redmond, Agen-t.
niencoraent. Date(j  February 19th, 1915.        apl8
George w. kerr,   ! — —	
Per .lames  F.  Redmond, Agent. Slteena  Land  District —  Districl  of
Queen Charlotte Islaads.
G, T, P,
Skei na Land Dli trict — Distrlat or
Queen Charlotte Island-;.
TAKE NOTICE thai George W.
Kerr, of Prince Rupert, occupation Agent, intends lo apply for
permission to prospect the following
described lands for coal and petroleum: Commenoing al a post
planted 240 chains cast, of the
mouth  of West   River, thence north | j
Steamship Sailings
FOR VANCOUVER, VICTORIA, SEATTLE
S.S. Prince Rupert every Friday at 9 A.M.
S. S. Prince George Every Monday at 9 A.M.
FOR ANYOX:     .
S.S. Prince Rupert Every Wednesday art Midnight
CITY  1)11) WELL.
The cily of I sine    Rupi rl
b hind wlien an        eai  is made for
aid  to the   worthy.     The  Red   Cross
appeal yesterday was one tha* called
for   liberal   donations.     At   a   time,jgrasp?
there might be sum. curtailment in
the liberal giving usually characteristic of lhe place. Tiie eitizi ns, however,  did Iheir duty well.
ENGLAND'S   I
:i"T.
(The Rocky Mountain News, Denver
Colorado.)
That we should speak out to England in behalf of ihe International
law which she and ourselves have
upheld In the past—yes.
But that we should "twist the
lion's t il" or unfairly embarass a
comb, i,i in this great war—no, a
hundred times, no,
This should lie America's position.
Let us get it char in our minds
before American public opinion forms
definitely upon President Wilson's
protests in behalf of the rights of
our shipping.
We have a feeling of momentary
resentment against England's fleet
because il has sternly enforced practices which we fully consider deviations rrom our mutual ideas of international  law.
Yet, after all, what is England's
fleet ?
Without il where would the United
States he today?
Ninety per cent,  of Hie sea carry-
it. In this sense ihe English fleet
today is really the American fleet.
Our protest to England on her
treatment of our ships is justified.
O ir protest to Germany against the
violation of Belgium's neutrality,
the greatest national crime of our
century would also have been justified. We made the protest In one
case, we did nol make il in the
other.
Let us not let tacts swerve us
Trom the straight line of neutrality
in whicli we have tried to guide our
course. Let us not turn a reasonable
rote to a friendly nation into an occasion i'or jingoistic onslaughts upon
her in her hour ol need.
NOTICE  TO   MARINES.
On and after May 2.">lh. the present light at Cape Mudge, will l.c
obscured to south hound vessels by
a new tower under construction. In
its place a lamp will be hung from
the new structure, visible only lo
south  bound  vessels.
Prince Rupert Journal
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STEWART « MOIll.KV I'FH.I.Y.  IMH'<"I,AH * OO.
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Dated  February   lfiHi,   1915.
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[■AKE  NOTICE  ihat  Albert  Scott
a,,.„„    .,,,... ~ Lock, of Victoria, li.   C, occupation
 "".V   :r",r ""Vr "Z,D's"rlot °f Agent,  Intends to  apply  tor permls-
'•' :l  ' barlotte  kIi'»li Lion   to  prospeel   the    blowing    d
scri-bed   lands  Eor  ceil   and   petro
TAKfi NOTI-dH that Isaac Wax-
stock, of Victoria, D. C„ occupation
Billiard Parlor Manager, intends to
apply ror permission to prospect thelNuaiber
follnvvins described lands for coal
and petroleum: CoBunancing at a
post planted 20 (riiai.is south and 10
cliains west of the south-easl poinl
or Freeman's Island, thence south
SO chains, thence west So chains,
thence north SO chains, t*henee east
SO chains lo-tho point of commenca-
ment.
1'SAAC  WAXST0CK.
Per J.  W, Connell, Agenl.
Dated February  Slird,  1916.       apLM
eum;  Commencing al a posl'planted
at   the   n*i til-wen     corner    of   Lot
!48i
Otard     Bay)
Skeena Land  District
(near
thenae north SO chains, llience wesi
SO chains, toence south so chains,
thence pasl SO chains to the poind of
commencement.
ALBERT  SCOTT  LOCK,
Per J, W. Connell, Agent.
Dated  February  20th,  1916.     aplS
Dislrict  of
Queen Charlotte Islands
TAKE NOTICE that Thomas Marshall, of Vancouver, B. O, occupation Merchant, intends to apply for
permission to prospect the following
described lands for coal and petroleum: Commencing at a post planted
SO chains west of the mouth of
Steele Creek, thence SO chains west,
tlience SO chains north, thence SO
chailis east, thence 80 chains south
to the point of commencement.
THOMAS  MARSHALL.
Per .1. W. Connell, Agenl.
Dated  February  22nd,  1915.    ap20
Skeena Land District — Dislrict of
Queen Charlotte Islands.
TAKE NOTICE that. George W.
Kerr, or Prince Rupert, occupation
Prospector, inlends to apply for per-
jmission to prospect the following described land's for coal and petroleum: Commencing at a post planted
100 chains cast and SO cliains north
oi' the mouth ot West River, thence
SO cliains east, flience 80 chains
south, tlience SO chains west, thence
SO chains north to the point of commencement.
GEORGE   W.   KEItR.
Per .lames F. Redmond, Agent.
Dated   February   19th,   1915.      aplS
Skeena Land Dislrict — District or
Queen Charlotte Islands,
i AKE XOTICE thai Albert Henry
Tanner, of Victoria, B. C, occupation Dentist, intends to apply for
permission to prospeel the following
described lands for coal and petroleum: Commencing at a post planted
40 chains .west and 10 chains south
of the south-east corner or Port
Channel, tlience west SO chains,
tllence south SO chains, thence east
80 chains, thenco north 80 chains
to ihe point or commencement,
ALBERT   HENRY   TANNER.
Per J   W. Connell, Agent.
Dated February 23rd, 1915.        ap22
Skeena Land District — District, or
Queen Charlotte Islands.
TAKE NOTICE that Lorenzo Alexander, oi Victoria, B.C., occupation Miner, Intends to apply tor permission to prospect the following described lands ror coal and petroleum: Commencing at a post planted
SO chains east of the mouth of Steele
Creek, in Louis Harbor, thence SO
cliains norlh, thence 80 chains east,
llience 80 chains south, thence SO
cliains west to the point ol commencement.
LORENZO  ALEXANDER.
Per .1.  W. Connell, Agent
Skeena Land District — District of
Queen Charlotte Islands.
TAKE NOTICE that August Leb-
sanft, or Victoria, B.C., occupation
Hotel Manager, intends to apply for
permission to prospect the following
described lands lor coal and petroleum: Commencing at a post planted
ten chains west of a small bay on
'the south-east side of Frederick Island, tllence nortli SO chains, tlience
east SO chains, thence south 80
chailis, thence west 80 chains to the
point  of commencement.
AUGUST  LBBSANFT,
Per .1.  W.  Connell, Agent.
Dated February lSth. 1915.        aplS
Skeena Land Dislrict — District of
Queen Charlotte Islands.
TAKE NOTICE that George Palmer Might, of Seatlie, Wash., occupation Broker, Intends to apply for
permission to prospect the following
described lands for coal and pelroieum: Commencing at a post planted
160 chains east of the south-east
corner of Coal Licence No. 10020,
thence easl SO chains, llience south
80 chains, thence west 80 chains,
tlience north SO chains to the point
of commencement.
GEORGE   PALMER   MIGHT,
Per .1.  W. Connell, Agent.
Dated  February 22nd,  1915.      nplS
Dated   February   22nd,   1916.
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Pasaenger  train  carrying electric lighted sleeper and   parlor   cafe
car lean's for Hie east on Wednesdays  and  Saturdays   at   10
. a.m.
Through   tourist sleeping car to Winnipeg every  Wednesday.
For through tickets, reservations and full Informutlon apply to
O. T. P. Ticket Oilice, Thiw Ave.; Agency all Atlantic Sleana-
Bahip   Lines.
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PRINCESS MAY
SOUTHBOUND, SUNDAY 8 P.M.
PRINCESS MAQUINNA,
FOR ALASKA, MONDAY, MAY   24,
J. G. McNAB, General Agent,corner Third  Ave.   and   Fourth   St.
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THE UNION STEAMp^CQ^B^LTD'
S.S. VENTURE
Southbound Tuesdays at 8 p.m.
Sailings for Granby, Simpson and the Naas
Sundays at Midnight
Por further particulars apply to
JOH.\  BARN8LBY,  AGENT        ::        681 Second Ave), Plione 868
Agency  Atlantic    Steamships.
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Skeena Land District — District of
Queen Charlotte Islands.
TAKE XOTICE thai James l'.
Redmond, of Prince Rupert, l">. ('.,
occupation Prospector, Intends to
apply for permission to prospect the
folli " lng desoribed lands for coal and
I    I urn        ncing   al    a  posi
planted 110 chaini  north of the Mace
■■..        '     ; hi"  Lincoln   Bay,
I In nco easl
' Tli   80   chains,
v 10. cliii na  to  ; he   |   I
I 'I,   191 5,       ap21
Skeena Land District — District of
Queen Charlotte Islands.
TAKE XOTICE thai Phyllis Burgess, of Victoria, P.. O, occupation
wife of It, M, Burgess, intends to
apply for permission io prospect lhe
following described lands for coal
and petroleum: Commencing al a
post planted 2*0 chains east of lhe
south-easl cbrner of Coal Licence|
No. 10020 (near Otard Hay), thence
smith so chains, tlience cast SO
chains, tlience north sn chains,
tlience wesi su cliains to the point
of commencement.
PHYLLIS   BURQE IS,
Per .1   VV. Connell, Agent,
I   '   bruai .   -"I!..  1915.     apl8
Districl  el
■ ■   ■   •    I    I,Hills.
; Louise Lincoln, of Victoria, B, ''.. occupation
■ . inlends in apply for
11 Ion to prospect the following
described lands for coal and petroleum: Commencing al a post planted
at the mouth of Mace River, which
empties Into Lincoln Hay, at the
nortli end or Port Channel, thonce
west sn chains, Ihence south SO
chains, thence east 80 chains, tllence
nortli SO chains to the point of commencement.
LOUISE   LINCOLN.
Per .1. W. Connell, Agent.
Haled   Pebruary   23rd,  191".       uplil
Groceries—Our prices arc- the low.
est in town. You will save money o-
Blniost every article. Give us a Iria
order today. Phone 123. Prompt de
i.ery Mussallem & Co., 423 Fifth
Ave,   Easl.
Slteena  Land   District tricl  ol
:i  Charlotte  Islands,
TAKE  NOTICE    thai    George   VV,
Kerr,  of  Prim ■   Rupi rt,   oi
d      i applj
n to pro
Hcrlbed   land    (or   coal   and    petrol-
in n. d ic I    lanted
SO clinics easl of t he mouth of Wi 11
River,    thence    80    chains     north,
tllence  80   cliains   cam.    thence   '-11
chains south, (I ei  ah       esl
to tue point of commencement.
GEORGE   W,   KERR,
Per James P. Redmond, Agent,
Dated February 19th, 1915.        ap1S
Skeena Land Districl — District of
Queen Charlotte Islands.
TAKE NOTICE that Albert Scott
Lock, of Victoria, B, C, occupation
Salesman, intends to apply for permission to prospeel lhe following described lands ror coal and petroleum: Commencing at a post plant-ed
at   the   north-west   corner    of    Lot
Number   2484   (near     Otard     Hay)
tllence west SO chains, thence soulh
SO chains, Ihence east SO chains,
tbence north 80 rhains to the point
of commencement.
ALBERT   SCOTT  LOCK.
Per   I.  \V.  Connell, Agent,
Dated February 20th, 1915.       aplS
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PRINCE   RUPERT
JOURNAL
Sunday, May
1*915
LAST Yl'.VIi'S OUTPUT
OK   LUMBER   PRODUCT*
In   Spile   Of   Conditions   That   Prevailed Decline Was Not Marked.
A preliminary estimate prepared
by direction ot tbe .Minister of Lands
shows thai the total value ot the
lumber products of Britisii Columbia
for the year 1914 is $28,680,000, as
compared with $33,600,000, the total   for  the  previous  year.
II will be remembered that the
last five months ot lull, were seriously affected by the war upheaval,
Ihat conditions were unsettled lor a
month or two previous to the outbreak ol' hostilities, owing to the
political situation in Europe and the
consequent stoppage of the flow of
capital necessary to feed development, enterprises in Canada In common with oilier new countries; also
that the war let lo Internment, destruction and commandeering of tonnage. Under sueli circumstances affecting practically six months ot'lasl
'year, the decline In the figures is
much less lliuii might have been
anticipated.
MINING SHOULD.
fContinued  trom  Page  One.)
Lead could no;  he done  without, J Manitoba,   1,1"
'   there   were   many   sul..-:'■■   wan and  6,000
tutes for it in various lines  now.  In   lumbi
ineral, Hazelton had produced
some ore of good value, and the
Portland, canal also had good showing.    His view was that in the mat-
isl
fitisl
in i   Land   :.; itrici        District of:
Qmeen Charlotte  '
Paine Blue  lisa        Res. Pnone
UP-TO-DATE
ter of smelting Uu   ores here,  thai     [     heat the
ins proved to       i nus lally -■■:■■ .i;. '..;
hay and  cl ivei iws,   noi   more
than 1 0 ]"i- c al he estii  ■ ■ (1
I'or all Canad t I        i   I ;
per cer.t. 1      yeai !           cent,
electric    smelting    would     be     the
method thai  should be reso:
The  facilities existed  here   foi   this,
and it would he the method adopted
lie felt.
The mosl   Importanl  mineral  that In 1913.    Tho i condition
would   be  produced  in  this  district,|91   per dent, orth.    i    i  lard or full
however, was copper. The centre of i crop as compared with   IG.7 pei    ant.
gravity  as   tar  as  copper  was  con-  las* year (ilay 6) 89.6   er cent, and
earned,  wes  swinging  to  the  north|74.«  per cent  In   1912
he  felt.    This  was  going   to  be  of]
the mosl   Importance In  the mining'
line.    Al  the  Hidden Creek  mine at I
Anyox. he said there was more copper developed thai there was in  the
MCE  NOTICE  tl        ' cott,.
0 ;    °t   -"i, orl , B. pation     j b^llf Q PfiRTu   F R '"Tl'
to 1 eai   Stock Salesman, intend -,   Lli-Lwril U LfllllnyL s/U lUll.nul
L',2,8,700 acres, as com    V " mi'"lk'M, ;"" ' n.''""'" '     ' ""'ingj 	
: [bed lairds far ci eirol-
d  with   !'."'.' rei ;',:  dommanciijg al        oi     .tented,
forty  c'.inins    west
south  of  the  aau-th- *oi
Port Channel, then* it SO '. hates,
thenae south  ■■"■ chain eel
80 chai is, thence no
the point of coma si -
VLBERT   IC    FT  Li
Per .1.  W. . ' nnell
Dated February 23rd,  1915.       ap22
under
As   in   i
i   of wlntei       I-
O. T.   P.  CARTAiiE AGENTS
126   : "TREET
JINGLE POT COAL
to nandli d   ...    is orders recti
on   Phone No
J. H. HILDITCH
Contractor ai -lev
Estimates glvi u ill     las .-«  of
work,  whether sinull  or  kiini..    Per.
miaul attention given lo every  Item.
PHONE '''   11
tinct from the rest of the province.
He meant, rather the greater districl
which embraced all the territory
that was tributary In any way to
the city. Thin included the Skeena
district, the Omineca part of Cariboo, part of Bella Coola, Stickine,
Liard, Atlin and part, of the Yukon
and the pan handle of Alaska, all
of which would lie tributary to
Prince Rupert. All this dislrict
would lira- .at.' towards Prince
Ruperl. The country he said was
difficult to prospect, bul some of the
difficulties were overcome by the
fact thai there were great inlets so
that the parts could be more easily
rea.lied and ore shipped rrom the
properties.
The importance of I lie mining industry was alluded to by the speaker,
who pointed out that when they took
minerals out of the earth, they were
adding to the wealth of the country.
Nothing added more to that wealth.
There was moreover, no ill will
among mining operators. The opening up of n mine meant that new
money was being introduced and
helped the others in tlie district.
With respect to the Omineca, he
referred to the fact that Ihe. railway gave access to a great area that
had hitherto been difficult to reach.
He believed that eventually, that
would become a dredging proposition. Cold had been the standard or
wealth. Incidentally Mr. Garde nun.
tioned thai he thought thai if silver
were to he standardized, that 1 to
32 would he nearer the proper relation than the proposal or 1  to 16,
Skeena    Land     District—Pistrlct  of
Queen  Charlotte  Islands
Take notice that Thomas P.
O'Farrell, af Vancouver, B.C. miner,
intends lo apply to Ihe. Minister of
Lands for u license to prosnecl tor
coal and pretoleum on ahe following
d. crihed  lands:
Commencing al  a post siinati d
miles west of the south-wesl corner
of lol 21!". I, thence . ■   '
tbence east su chains, thence north
80 ch "
point of eomn enci menl
THOMAS. P.     '       I        LL.
Dated the 4th day of March, I915.
Skeena    Land     District-    Dlstrlcl   of
Queen  Charlotte  Islands
Take notice tbat Thomas I'.
O'Farrell, of Vancouver, B.C. miner,
Intends to apply to the Mlnlstei ol
Lands for a license to prospect for
coal and pretoleum on tlie following
described lands: Commencing al a
post situated two and a half miles
east and two miles nortli of the
south west corner of lot 2-1 ."1, tlience
8 i'th '<& chain?, thence west. SO
chains, thence north SO chains,
thence east 80 chains to point of
com mencement.
THOMAS   p.  O'FARRELL.
Dated the 31     In      '' '    rch, I91S,
whole of ihe Kootenays.   The Rocher
de    Doule  was    also shipping    and
showing   up   well.     The  grade  that
vas found, compared very tai
with   that   mined  elsewhere.
itefen nee was made to the war,
a ml the effect it had had in bringing about a condition where the
government sought to a void the
limine of Ihe copper going to tho
enemy. There was good reason foi
the governmenl to securing a site al
Prlnse Rupert for the refining of
the ore, as was new being considered.    Cheap power could be got here.
a
Tlie railway and the ocean gave excellent opportunities for shipping,
lho weather conditions were such
thai they did not have to guard
against frost, labor was abundant
here; the mining laws were as good
in this province as anywhere, if hot
better; and iu addition, there was
a good Board  of Trade here.
Along the line of iron, Mr. Garde
pointed out that there were deposits
on the coast thai would sooner or
later be utilized. Priace Rupert
should look forward to having a
smeller here for Iliis purpose. He
felt thai whereas railways lived by
the long hauls, that therefore thc
railways were nol anxious for the
smelling of iron on the coast, Tlie
smelling when it was done, he felt,
would  be by electricity.
There were other minerals found
here, and these would add to the
general wealth. The cily of Spokane
was cited as a city that had grown
up on the mining Industry. Prince
Itupert he felt would have more interest in the mining resources than
in other lines. Ile thought thai this
industry should receive every encouragement  from the city.
The thanks of the Hoard wai conveyed io Mr. Garde by D. O. Stewart,
the  president   of   the   Hoar.I.
Maritime  Provini
progress   in   the
Excellent Seeding Progress.
It is yet too      m to r.    u   on tbe
bul     exc ''I  n
ding   of
grains is reported from all I'..   a in
six    provinces.    Aboul    double    the
amount of seeding; was accomplished
i tli is*  year on   April   "Oth,   than   was
completed  on  May  i".    in   1914.    Of
Skeena Land District ■ District or
Qui in Chi rlotl ' ' mis.
TAKE NOTICH tin John VVeslUff
Connell. of Victoria, B, C, occupation Broker, Intends to ipply for
permission lo prospeat the following
described lands for eoal and petroleum: Commencing at * : osl planted
40  chains easl  and  Sn    hail b
of tiie south-east eoraer of Kiok
la Inlet, thence east SO chains, thence
nortr   Si    cliains.    tbence   wesi    80
chains,   tlience  simlli   80   chains    to|
the poinl of commencement.
.IOHN"   VVESLET   CONNELL.
Daied February 22nd, 191 5.       ap20
HE  HIGH  ( 06T  Ol     LIVING  IU -
DUCTED HY BUYTNfl YOUR
l!«si Quality    Domestic    Lump   Coal
$9.8(1 Per Ton
Best  Quality  Wished    Nut  foal
SH.T'1 Pec Ton
DELIVERED
—Till,—
Union   Transfer   Co.
Prince Rnpert, B.C., Phono 30
FREDERICK  PEI I I    .   li C.
Barrister, Solicitor and No
i-'iblln
Oflic   II,
EXCHANGE  BLOCK
Skeena  Land   Districl   -    District  of
Queer.  Charlotte Islands.
TAKE  NOTICE   that   Harry   Mc-
Mann, of Victoria.  B. C, occupation
Carpenter, Infceartfi to Spplj   for
prtng win   ; ".". ] n   ent. of the total [mission to prospect the following de-
r. scribed   lands  for  coal    aad    petrol
was finished In  Quebec as againsl
per  ..ni.   las-   year;   in   Ontario
]:,•;■ cent, againsl 24 per cent.; in I
eum:  Comraenaehig
'on   the  north  side
i'at tho south-east corner o     I Bina-ll
i bar, thence 80 cliains west  (follow-!
three western provinces 93 per c-ent. kjg the shore Hue of Hippo Island),
was completed  in  Manitoba;   94 per,thence south  SO chains, thence eastj
.SO ehains, thence north S" chains to
cent,   in   Saskatchewan   and   01   per Une point ot commencement.
cent.   In   Alberta,   these   proportions BARRY McMANN.
Dated Fain-nary 23rd, 1015.      aa-22
being higher Ihan  in any year since j	
The Queen Charlotte
Oil Fields Limited
•nice will open today in  Lnvv-Butlei
.Building foi snle or a limited
umount ol   Tn.usury  Stork
it a posl  planted eKO-  K-    MACDOKALD,    Sec.-Tren...
ol  HIppi  Bslaind.
1910.    In Britisii Columbia the per
centage is 89.    For all six provinces
Skeena Land  District
District  or
Queen Charlotte Islands.
TAKE XOTICE that Albert Scott
the .proportion of seeding reported Lock, of Victoria, B. O, occupation
as affected on April ?o w?s 91 •■ A8eBt an< Salesman, intends to apply for permission to prospect the
cent, for wheal, I." per cent, tor following described lands for coal
oats, 38 per cent, for barley and 63|and petroleum: Commencing at a
per cent  for all crops."
HAYMER BROS
Pioneer Funeral  Directors and
i'uibalmcrs.      Open     Day     and
Night.    Ladles'    Assistant    in  '.'
Attendance.
PHONE SO.    710 TL1IBD AVE. |
_mMgmggggm ■■■■■■ai
CORPORATION"  OI'
PRINCE RUPERT, B.  C
WARNING.
Notice is hereby given that from
May 17th, 1915 until further notice,
during Hie laying of the water main
across Shawatlans Passage, at Fern
Passage, the said Passage will be
closed to navigation, as cables .will
he strung across the same. All
boats using the Passage after the
above date do so at their own risk.
VV. iUcGEORQE MASON,
City  Engineer.
post  planted  SO  chains   east   of the
i south-east corner of Coal Licence No.
~] 10020    (near   Otard     Bay),    thence
THE   CITY   OF |south    80    chains,    thence    east    SO
chains,    thence     north     8 0     chains,
thence  west  SO   chains  to  the  point
of commencement.
ALBERT  SCOTT LOCK,
Per .1.  VV. Connell.  Agent.
Dated February 20th, 1915.        apl8
IMPERIAL MACHINE MW
Engines   Installed   and    a en
Repairs
O.vy-Acetyiene  Plant    in    Con.
Phone Hed 150 Third
DR. GILROY, DENTIST
Crown  and  Bridge  Work  a
Specialty
Oflice:   Smith    I'lock,    Thinl   AvciMia
A. FAUIDS, M.I. M.E.
Consultlrg "lining Engineer
Examinations  and   development   of
Coal,.Metal, Oil. Etc.
709 Dunsniuii St.      Vancouver, B.C.
P.O. Box 1714 Telephone- US
•RITCHIE,   AGNEW   &   CO.
Civil Engineers and Swrvafora
Prince  Rupert,   B.C.
Waterworks, Water Power, Wharf
aOnstruction, Reports, Plans, Domln-
on and Provincial Land Surveying,
iSlectrlc Blue Printing, Negatives and
White  Prints
Daily Journal
SOc per month
Skeena  Land   District  — District  of
Queen  Charlotte  Islands.
TAKE NOTICE that Harry Mc-
Mann, of Victoria, B. C, occupation
Carpenter, intends to apply for permission to prospect tbe following
described  lands  for coal  and  petrol
Skeena Land Dislrict — District of
Queen Charlotte Islands.
TAKE NOTICE thai Robert Mckenzie Burgess, of Victoria, B. C,
occupation Barber, intends I.. apply
for permission to prospect the following described lands for coal and
petroleum: Commencing at a post
planted 120 cliains northeast of
Porter Island inn Island In the entrance of Rennals Sound), thence
north SO chains, tlience east SO
cliains, thence south SO chains,
thence  west SO  chains  to tiie   uointi—, ■ .._       .■———-—-——
°f ROBERT""icKEN"/.! B   BURGESS. 'IKW'0*»**»**««'W^
Per J. W. Connell, Agent
.i»"""SiK"""'»"*!"H""^ '
SHINGLES, MOULDINGS, SASH, D.iORS
Prince Rupert Lumber Co.
.'IliST AVE. AND MclSI;
Phone 25
l~!MU»*MW!WII" —&t-r—fi.!f—i*m&&f.
DE ST. PRINCE itriM.l. r
Branch Yard at Smithers, B.C
'———9KB
Skeena  Land   District  —  District   of
Queen  Charlotte  Islands,
TAKE   NOTICE   that   George   Palmer  Might, of  Seattle,  Wash.,  oecu-
..patlon  Agent,  intends  to   apply    for
eum: Commencing at a post  planted permlsBion t0 prc.sl*ect  the following
160 cliains west and SO cliains north
of the east corner of Skelu Inlet,
thence SO chains west, ftience SO
chains north, thence 80 cliains east,
tllence 80 chains south to lhe point
of commencement.
HARRY   McMANN.
Dated February 28rd, 1916.        ap22
SPLENDID OUTLOOK
foi: Tin
II AliVEST
Condition   Of   Fall  Wheal   Crop   Ev-
ceptlonally  Good   Willi   Increased
Acreage.
The census and statistics branch,
Department Of Trade and Comnienc
:r c:i;.w.i, Issued the first crop reporl of iii" presenl season. P Btatei :
"Owing i" the mild winter and the
favorable condttioni     ' revatled
tho ci      al mouth    of Man li
nil   ' rop is re
Skeena  Land   Districl   --   District  of
Queen Charlotte Islands.
TAKE NOTICE that fhnmns P.
O'Farfetl, of Vancouver, B. '.'.,
Miner, inlends to apply for permission in prospect the following described land- for coal and petroleum: Commencing al ;•■ posi situated
one (1) mile west of the south-west
corner Of Lot 24T.1, Ihence north
eighty I sin chains, thence west
eighty I SU I cliains, llience south
eighty (80) chains, thence cast
eighty i su i chains, to point of comment.
;       !  the 27th day of   February,
1915,
ap2ii      THO.MAS  P. O'FARRELL.
described lands for coal and petroleum: Commencing at a post
planted 240 cliains east of tlie
mouth or West River, tlience south
SO chains, thence wesi SO chains,
thence norlh SO chains, thence easl
so chains to the point of commencement.
GEORGE   PALMER   MIGHT.
Per .1. VV. Connell, Agent.
Coal, Cement, Plaster and Brick
AND A COMPLETE LINE OF BUILDERS' SUPPLIES
Haled February  Huh, 1911
apis
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Skeena   I   nd   District District  ot
Qui       c h
OTICE
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s "     ,
Inter killed, i . , .
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In , tli    . di    to
. .2  |.er cent. Thc e pro-jthe poi i comi
JOHN  WESI.'IV   CONNELL.
i
porl Ion i are lower than in an., year
since 1908-09, for Ontario and lower
i "..-ii. in any pre. lous year on record
r..r Alberta.* Lasl year : he i" n enl
ago winter killed was 19 In Ontario
and 15.6 in Alberta, In Ontario the
acrii winter killed amounts Iliis year
to 71,lion a.res and in Alberta to
1 1,800 acres.
Record Increase In Area.
"These figures deducted from the
areas sown leave :i7L',iinu acres In
Ontario and 215,700 aires In Alberta
is (he areas under rail v\ In nl to be
li  r   ..  .  i       ,', II li     10,900   nci i ■     in
Haled February 2Srd, mil
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Skeena  Land  Districl District  ot
Queen Charlotte Islands.
TAKK NOTICE thai Ernest Howard l.ainlily and Frances Ann Taylor,
of Victoria, li. i'., occupation Apartment House Agents, intend to apply for permission to prospect the
following described lands for coal
and petroleum: Commencing at a
post planted ten chains south ol the
BOUth-oast corner or Queen's Island,
Ihen.*.' west 80 chains. Ihence south
SII cliains, tlience easl So cliains,
tlien'-e north SO chains to the point
of oouunencenient.
ERNEST    HOWARD    LAMI1LY,   nnd
PRANCES ANN TAYLOR,
Por ,1, VV. Connell, An n
Dated  I   I rn        12nd,   ' 'c I'
Skeena  Land Districl Districl  ol
Queen  Charlotte  Islands.
TAKK NOTICE thai Roberl Mc-
Ken/ie Burgess of Victoria, B. C,
occupal ion Barber, Intends to apply
for permission to prospect the following described lands for coal and
petroleum: Cominem Ing al a post
planted 120 chains northeasl of Porter Island (an Island in the entrance
or Rennals Sound), thence east   sn
chains,    tin ,e ■       h    v"    chains,
thence m bi • chains, thi ni i noi ti.
Sii chain i" the polnl of 11 mmence-
mcul.
liOl ERT   McKENZlE  BIIROESS.
Per ,1   VV   Connell    \     nt,
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Land  District  •- -
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eum .i ng at a post pl
Len  ' f the
Harboi
north chains,   Ihi nee   v •
chains,  I   i outh   80    chains   to
i   .   poinl  ..i  . .iiiiin.-ui'.-iu.-in.
OEOROE   PALMER   MIGHT
Per .1. W. Connell, A    nl
Dal d Fi brunry 22nd, 1915,     ap20
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Skeena Land District --■ District of
Queen Charlotte Islands.
TAKE NOTICE that Harry Mo-
Mann, of Victoria, B, C, occupation
Carpenter, inlends '.. ipply for permission to prospeel the following de-;
scribed lands for conl nnd petroleum: Commencing at a post planted]
40 cliains north of the mouth of
Steele Creek, where ii enters Porl
Lewis, thence cist SO chains, theijce
soutli SfJ chains, I In nee wasl 80
chains, thi lice noi th 80 chain-, to
the point nf commencement.
HARRY   McMANN.
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... '.VENT FOR
CLOGGED UP DRAIN PIPES
"im' destroys in cumulations ii   linL   paper,   cloths,    linlr,   sllnm
grease,  vegetable.*,   soap,  fruit und many others.   1( (-• hat-inles* Hi
lines plumbing.
DON'T a\RGUE DDN'T    PUT   OFF TKS'I     n
This prep;.ration has been so«generally suceeBsful In clearing
drains that il Is bought over and over again by Hies, who have
tried it, but Inasmuch as no on can know the actual condition existing within ;. pipe, it Is absoutely Impossible for the manufacturer or the dealer to guarantee tbe result.
CHEMICAL PRODUCTS CO., NEW YORK
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Quantities
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Fresh Fish Arriving Every  Day
Outside orders promptly attended  to
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NOTICE    01'   CANCELLATION     Of
RESERVE.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thai
the Reserve existing ou Detention
Island by reason or a Notice pahhea-
ed in tbe Brittsk Columbia Gazette on
be 30th. of May, 1912, is hereliy can
ailed,
R,  A.   RBNW.IOK,
Deputy Minister «( Lands
lepartment of Lands. ,
Viateria. B.C.,
GOVERNMENT   WEATHER
REPORT.
NOTICE.
Thc Canadian Patriotic Fund.
Will those who need assistance
"rom tbe above fund, resident in the
city or aiat-rict and whose breadwinner is on active service with tbe
forces of the Empire or her Allies,
kindly notify the secretary of the-
local organization,
tf W. E   COLLISON,
P.O. Box 7*5
SYNOPSIS      OF      GOAL      MIXING
REGULAT-JONS.
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Mayor Newton lias returned from
the South.
Mr. It. .lainiesou arrived from the
south yesterday. Ho left for Prince
George yesterday.
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BIG ATTRACTION COMING
TO WESTHOLME NEXT WEEK
Interesting  Historic  Event Will   lie
Put On.
Coa" ■aiding rlgits ot the" Doniali,-
ion in Mairitaba, SesinatchewMi and
Ai'uea'ta, Sho Yukon Territwy, Che
Nortli west Territories and a portian
of tha BBOTince of British Gslumbta,
may be leased fsr a term of twein-
ty-ane years at aa asnual remtai of
?1 per asre. Not more tban !,i60
aeres will he teased to o*e applicant
Aji]rtr»aM»ns far a lease must be-
•made by the applicant in pejpon to
the Agent or SiiVAgent ef ffie dis-'
■■Met in which the riglnts applfeJ tor,
are siViated.
an surveyed tevcitor.y Ua land,
n/st be descnibed by sectlans, or
iega-1 subdivision* of sections, aad.
In unsurveyed territory the tract applied for shall be stalled oit by tift
applicant himself.
Bach application must be accompanied by a fee of $5, which will lie
refunded if the rights appHejd for
are aot available, but not otherwise. A reyalty shall be paid on the-
merchantable output of the mine at
the rate of five cents per ton.
Tbe person operating the mine
shall furnish the Agent with sworn
returns Recounting for the full,
quantity of merchantable coal mined
and pay the royalty thereon, If the
coal mining rights are not being operated, such returns sh'ould be fur
nished  at  least once a year.
The lease will include the coa'l
mining rights only; but the lessee
may be permitted to purchase whatever available surface rights may be
considered necessary for the working of tbe neine at the rato ot $10
per acre.
For fun Information application
should be made to tke Searetary of
the Department of the Interior, Ot
tawa, or to any Agent or Sub-
Agent of Dominion Lands.
W. W. CORY,
Deputy  Minister of the Interior
Everyone in Prince Rupert, men
women and children should be at
the Westholnie Theatre next Wednesday and Thursday, to see the wonderful five reel feature film entitled
"Tho Conquest of Quebec." This is
absolutely the finest war picture
shown in Canada. Everyone will
remember the hard struggle which
took place for the independence of
Canada. This picture was made in
Canada, and the scenes show the
actual places where the fighting took
place, also showing the great attempt to set. fire to the British
navy, and the masterly manner in
which Wolf handled bit men, making a landing in the face of a heavy
gun fire. Tt will not. Only be aa" interest to every Canadian, but every
American, as well as every Britisher.
Tbe Highlanders played a very important part is this battle, so the
picture will also be of interest to
all the bonny folks from Scotland,
and last bat not least, the Irishmen
from old Ireland. In addition to
this, will be shown a Britisii War
Gazette, showing the damage done
by the German air fleet at Essex.
There, will also be shown the popular favorite, Mary Fuller in "A Proposal Deferred." This makes seven
reels of fine pictures, and the management should be complimented on
the splendid entertainment whicli
they are offering to the public.
Mr. Vincent C. Knewles has arranged a special programme of
military music.
PLENTIFUL SUPPLY.
(Continued  rrom  Fage   One.)
had the first of its own refreigator
cars in service when tlle train left
yesterday. These cars are very
similar to those now used by the G.
T. P.
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RUPERT MARINE IRONWORKS AND     .■
SUPPLY CO., LIMIT? D
WATERFRONT,   PRINCE   RUPERT
ENGINEERS,     MACHINISTS    AND  MACHINERY  CONTRACTORS
Specialists in ."Inline Power Plants, Oil, Steam, or Gasoline,
11. ('. Coast  Agents   for   ll.e British Krorahoul  Sonil-Diesel Oil En-   j
nini—the   mosl   reliable   and    economical,   nil**   flic   eltenpcsl
power for foiling bonis, tugs imd passengci vusm-is.
Standard  Gas  Conine  Company's Eur-ines nn*fl Parts in slock.
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Steel, Iron, Oils, Wire Rope, I! alula  Belting,  B. C.   Wood   Pulleys*
Columbian   Bronze   Propellers, Storage Batteries, Dynamos and
Marine Accessories.
Repairs—First-class   equipmen t and staff for machine and ship re- j
pairs.
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68th Regiment, E.G.O.R.
REGIMENTAL ORDERS
Ord irs by  Major J.  II.  .McMullin.
i ommandlng:
1. Orderly    Officer:— For    week
i.i       :; Isl    May;    Lieut,   .1.   Beatty
nexl  for duly.    Lieut. Carss.
2. Enrolment: -The undermentioned having been (int.died is taken
on the Btreiigtah of the Regimenl and
posted in "A" Company, with efffect
from  1(llb  inst.
"Edward Tickers Ling."
3. .Appointments:—Lieut. Carss, is
appointed Acting Adjutant vice Capt.
Gillatt on  leave.
4.Parades:—"A" and "B" Company will parade in front of the Assessors office on Wednesday, 26th
inst., Friday, 28th inst. at 8 p.m.
Rifle exercises Sees (13-21.) Should
the weather be inclement, parades
will be held at the Exhibition building.
B.O.
J. B. GILLATTT, Capt.
Acting  Adjutant.
] NOTICE     OF     DISSOLUTION     OI
PARTXERSIIIP.
Sunny Jordan with tbe Famous
Juvenile Bostonian Opera Co., at the
West-holme, May 23 and 25.
Silt   RICHARD.
(Continued  from  Pa-go   One.)
Richard McBride.
Hitherto Britisii Columbia firms,
whether bidding on private or Dril-
ish Government orders, have been
able to deal only with American
brokers, through whom it has been
the custom to place such European
orders. Thus the order now secured
is the first instance in which direct
dealing between the Old Country
and this portion of tlie Empire has
been formally recognised as the only
proper method. In future all British
Government enquiries for Pacific
Coast lumber, will be addressed direct to British Columbia as a result
of the representations made by the
Provincial Government to tlie Home
authorities.
British Columbia lumbermen have
also been handicapped by the control of available shipping secured by
American brokers and American
shipping companies, which deal in
lumber, as well a« carrying it to
foreign markets. This feature was
one of the main reasons for the despatch of Mr. H. R. MacMil'an as
Special Trade Commissioner to the
United Kingdom, under instructions
from Sir George Foster, whose energetic co-operation in this matter has
been invaluable.
Furthermore, it was know that
shipping engaged by the Admiralty
was being used in the Pacific. With
this in mind, the Hon. W. R. Ross
cabled fir Richard McBride and the
Agent General In London, and
through their efforts it has been pos
sible to secure Hie use of a number
of Britisii bottoms as lumber carriers
from this province on the return
voyage. In the case of the It,000,-
000 feet order now obtained, the
Britisii Admiralty will itself make
all arrangements for the necessary
tonnage, thus making shipment a
certainty.
The Minister of Lands, in an interview, laid much emphasis dpon
the success of the province in securing this Initial order. The Hon. W.
.1. Bowser also referred lo the action
of the Dominion Government through
Sir George Foster, whose far-sighted
work on behalf of the lumbering Industry of Britisii Columbia was very
highly appreciated  in  this  province.
XOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN tha
the   partnership   heretofore    subsisting  between   J.   S.    Johnson,    J.    A.
Swanson, and C. C. Ketchuni, ln th
City of Prince Bupert,  has  this da
een   dissolved   by  mutual    consent.
All  debts  owing  to the  partnership
are to be paid to J.  S. Johnson at
ilnce   Rupert    aforesaid,    and   all
laims  against  tho said  partnership
.re to be presented to t lm, by whom
same will be settled.
Dated at Prince Rupei t, B. C, this
17th  day of March,  1915.
J.  S.   JOHNSON.
J.   A.   SWANSON.
C.   C.   KETCHUM.
Skeena    Land    District—Distriet of
Quee* Charlotte  Islands
Take    notice    that    Thomas    P.
O'Farrell, of Vancouver, B.C. miner,
intends to apply to the Minister of
Lands for a license to prospect for
coal and pretoleum on the following
described  lands:.
Commencing at a post situated 3
miles west of the south-west corner
of lot 2451, thence nortli 80 chains,
tlience east 80 chains, thence south
80 chains, thence west 80 chains to
point of commeicement.
THOMAS   P.   O'FARRELL.
Dated  4th day of March, 1915.
CORPORATION   OF  THE   CITY   OF
PRINCE   RUPERT.
Cooking Etc., By Electricity.
All light Consumers wishing to
get tlie Power rate' on Cooking Ap-
plianees must call at the Light Dept.
Onico, and make application in order
to get reduction in rate. It ie also
necessary to inform the Department
of the additional Load, for protection
against risk of Fire, through inadequate wiring, fuses and meters.
T. C. DUNCAN,
Light Superintendent.
Phane 93.
P.D.  Box  "8
Pacific Cartage Limited
General   Teaiia.ng
Furniture  Moving  a Specialty.
When you  buy COAL buy tlie BEST
— Ladysmith  Lump  oV  Comox
Washed Nut.
JANES GILMORE
ARCHITECT
Second Ave. Near McBrlde St
HOTEL DIRECTORY
Members  of the  Prince   Itupe.t
Licensed Vintners' Association
WINDSOR    HOTEL
Cor. of First Ave. anil  Eighth St.
W. H. Wright, Prop.
THE   BOSTONIANS  PLAY.
(Continued trom  T'agc one.)
Inmes and scenic equipment (or the
comedy, and it Is said the various
characters are done by young Indies
of i !»e company as it these characters
had been specially written  I'or them.
■.tnong the old favorites with the
company aro Patsie Henry, Thorn
Hellen, Doris Canfield and Dixie
White, all of whom have many admirers here among the better class
of playgoers, so there Is little doubt
that the company will receive a right
royal welcome . on their opening
night..
The engagement is for two nights
only "Fantana" will be presented
for the opening performance on Monday and "Tipperary Mary." the ve.-y
latest of all musical comedies will
be given for the closing performance
on Tuesday.
HOTEL  CENTRAL
Firsl  Ave. and Seventh St.
European   nod   American   Plum.
81.00 Ui $2.50 Per Day
Peter  Black.  Prop.
KNOX  HOTEL
Flral    Ave.    Between    Eighth    and
Ninth
European Plans  Rales 50o to Vl.OQ
Per Day
Besner  *   Besner,   Props.
EMPRESS   HOTEL
J. Y. Rochester V. I). Oasley
Third  Ave. Between Sixth and
Seventh  Sts.
European Plan;  50c to   $1   Per Day
ROYAL HpTEL
Corley & Burgess, Props,
Third   Ave.  and  Sixth  St.
European Plan Steam Heated
BEAVER     WHOLES "lLE     LIQUOR
CO.,  LIMIXED
Second  Ave. and  Sixth St.
Phone 102
PRINCE BUPERT IMPORTING CO.,
LIMITED
Fraser and Sixth St*
Skeena Land District —TDistriet of
Queen Charlotte Islands.
TAKE NOTICE that John Wesley
Connell, of Victeria, B. C, occupation Broker, intends to apply for
permissioi to prospect the fallowing
described lands f»r ceal and petroleum: Commencing at a post planted
200 chains north of the eentre of
Freeman Island (Port Channel), tp
the south-west corner of North Ceve
(Athlow Bay), tlience 80 chains
east, thence 80 chains north, thence
80 chains west, thence 80 chains
south to the point of cecimence-
ment.
JOHN  WESLEY   CONNELL.
Dated February 23rd, 191S.       ap22
Skeena Land District  — District of
Queen Charlotte Islands.
TAKE NOTICE that Thomas P.
O'Farrell, of Vancouver, B.C., Miner,
intends to apply for permission to
prospect the following described
lands for coal and petroleum: Commencing at a post situated one (1)
mile west of the south-west corner
of Lot 2451, tlience south eighty
(80) chains, thence west eighty
(80) charm... tbence north eighty
(80) chains, thence east eighty (80)
chains to point of commencement.
Dated the 27th day of  February,
1915.
ap25 THOMAS P.  O'FARRELL.
Skeena  Land  Distrist — Distriet of
Queen Charlotte Islands.
TAKE NOTICE that Harry Mc-
Mann, of Victoria, B. C, occupation*
Carpenter, intends to apply for permission to prospect the following
described lands for coal and petroleum: Commencing at a post planted
60 chains west of the south-east corner of Skelu Inlet, thence west 80
cliains, thence soutli 80 chains,
thence east 80 chains, thence north
80 chains to the point of commencement.
HARRY   McMANN.
Dated Februa-y 23rd, 1915.        ap22
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