esday, April 2, 1913.

 

 

 

 

 

   

 

 
 

 

  

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: COAL Ni | : ee ee
CES TICKS .
coAL NOTI Aca COAL NOTICES
Land, pistriet pistriet of Omineca Land p — : Skeena Land District—District of Queen
ominect Haceltom ts oD Hazeit of Charlotte Istands
pereby #ive? - agent, 60 Notice is hereby give ati , Take notice that I, Fuippo Panvini, of
" pation financial eee the | SOM, Geeupation fina . ; D. Rori rince Kupert, B, ¢ intend to apply tw
a cupanimiend apply Heense | after date intends tw ape’ jays| the Chief Commissioner of Lands for &
y enmns3? ne . etroleum over} Commissioner Land oF omer troleul On ePect for coal, of and pe
et commor coal and be pect for coal and ; ; pros ie eae the following described jands,
prosPying described ™ post  planted| lowing described jan he fol Comnenoneten ist of Graham Island
mmencili® a the Grand Commencing at a , south from the - pees planted one mile
‘ ; yard mile (37 east bank of Porcups pianted on the | Lease 7439 the sutheast corner of Coal
ut right-of Way, 1 80 cnains,| mile south f I eek about one! s ‘ once 80 chains north; thence
nk ih 80 chains, ©@ lace | ty uth from G. T. P. mile post 199,| feo Mis West; thence 80 chains south
pce north 5° vos go chains 00 PIMCE i thence north 80 cha an $2,/ thence 80 chains east, to the place of be.
wm 8 a Ht containing 640 wer south 80 chains, west eee ) chains, | ginning, containing 640 acres ’
‘comment of commencement — mains to place Located 5th Januar 1913.
les RONSON, Haining 640 acre Priees
¢ oF wt P Nay, Agent more or less ' Weekly Me FILIPPO PANVINI,
I J vis j K. D., RORISON | Ce
od Fe I, #8 WwW. Mer ~— a - fe
al ; Dated Jan. 22nd. 1913 rady, Agent Skeena Land District-—pDistriet of Queen
p. B th, 1919-—Mar, 24th, 1919.1R. D. KR. ew aeeor Islands
eb, 24th ee 8. 4 | > nee teat oP
wn [prince Mert, ‘pec Inet esau
and | ict-—Distiet of ’ far, 31, 1049 | the Chief Commissioner of Lands for a
on inecs LAM eltol ~ | license to prospect for coal, oil and pe
cn thet I, A. D ~ troleum on the followi sc . .
ce 1s hereby 0 Ee chal, 6 lon the West sat of Ones de os lands,
\ panei i ’ 4 st of Graham Is
sot ‘ pe t apply fe = Omineca Land p District of | cee | ata post planted cae mile
al te it ad Lands [or icense Haze . }) south rom the southeast .
10 coal and petroleum over} Notice is hereby given that 1, R. p. Rort-| (OMe, 7422), thence s0 "chains north; thence
sowing a bed lands pianted | 22M Sccupation Nnancial age nt, 60 da . SO chains east; thence 80 chains south
: 1 : at a at plan ; after date intend ' a ; . cs a thence 80 chains west, to the place of be.
omminne 1 ard from the oe] Gommissionerof Lands | vi he oni S oe | Sraaing, ; ntain ng 640 acres
: * rent way ein sa chaite pect for coal and petroleum over ne fen cated Sth January, 1943.
ce north & wile chains to place lowing described land Weekly Mar. TTLIPPO PANVINI
» 80 chal sat 0 ¢ 640 acres Commencing at a t plante Se ee ae
h , containing ' planted on the
commencement, east bank of Porcupine Creek about one| a nnatlann tenella
less hk. D. RORISON miles south from G. T. Pp. mile post 139 j Sm ena Land District—District of Queen
yr. W. MeCrady, Agent thence north 80 chains, west 80 chains. | Charlotte Isiands
pe n, 191 south 80 chains, east 80 chains to place|,,.%K¢ Notice that I, Filippo Panvini, of
ed of commencement, containing 640 acres|/,'"°e, Kupert, B. C., intend to apply to
. » 1949 more or less ~~ | the Chief Commissioner of Lands for a
tveb. 24th, 1013—Mar. 24th, 1999, RK. D. RORISON | Heense to prospect for coal, oll and pe
) —— F. W. MeCrady Agent —— on the following described lands,
, pswrese—eaeanal Dated Jan. 22nd, 3013 y, @ ~~ west coast of Graham Island
mineca Land r A. D. A. ommencing at @ post planted one mile
won Fe | oe (uth from the southeast corner of Coal
les " ) ive ’ Pa a cense 7432; ne ,
- ccupation ancial agent, 60 Pub, Feb. 21, 1913—Mar, 31, 1013 | thence 96 chips wane "st om —
pull, Jave end w apply to the F : j}horth; thence 80 chains saat t0 ke an
» Comin Eames { Lands for license a | of beginning containing b30" ae om
Commissioner y oe ee . ri
rospect | a! and petroleum over | Located Sth ee 1013. a
mencing — at . . Pog iee, Omineca Lend, District District of | Weekly Mar. 3 to ADT. 1. ee
Grand Trua i ‘ azellon
‘north 80 chalt west oF oo} ores is hereby given that I, KR. D, Rori LAN a
go chains, east 80 ¢ ’ e} son, occupation Mnancial agent, 60 days AN i J LE
mimencement, niaining 640 &SCreS)atier date intends to apply to the Chief —— — ND LEASE NOTICES.
or less . Commissionerof Lands for license to pros . a
we ei nea pect for coal and petroleum over the fol-|**°¢0& Land District—Dstrict of Coast,
I 3 ~~ y lowing described lands R v.
ed Feb 1013 Commencing at @ post planted on the! y Take notice that James D. Peebles, of
E ; east bank of Porcupine Creek about one gy 4. C, engineer, intends to ap-
Py gem, 1019—Mar, 24th, 1949, Milles south from G. T. P. mile post 132, \Geserived lands,” “eee She Following
a thence south 80 chains, east 80 chains,| anne
: a horth 80 chains, west 80 chains to place esviaaa ae ~,* wane aon on the
mineca Land District—-District of of commencement, containing 640 acres ees of Vorsher te , about
Hazelton Lom p.{more or ro | S euareee g 4& mile southeast of the mouth
eret ive , ) : . :
ce pied a elek 46 RK. D, RORISON beach, thence south 66 caine “ones ‘on.
b to apply 10 the pas, sof W. MeCrady, Agent. | 80 chains, thence north 60 chains, theres
: er of Lands for license os Jan. 22nd, 1913 | west 80 chains following shore line to
spect ai and petroleum over a a | point of commencement, containing 640
, ng described lands : + acres more or less.
wen ne at 4 post planted Pub. Feb. 21, 1913-—Mar. 31, 1913 j JAMES D. PEEBLES
Urand, Trunk mile post 4128 t ’
. 5 uth 8 hains , east oe chains | Dated 29th uum te ——
‘ bains pet ae — Pub. Feb, 10, 1913—aApr. 7, 1013.
jommMencelbels Omineca Land District—District of * eno
or ess
K RORISON, Hazelton Skee y =
Fr. W Rohe hace Notice is hereby given that I, RK. D. Rori | ae — oo = cam,
ted Feb. 5th, 1913 son, o¢ cupation financial agent, 60 days Take notice that Robert Reid, of Vas-
Ww. € after date intends to apply to the Chief) couver, B. C., contractor, intends te »
D. R Commissionerof Lands for license to pros-| piy for permission to lease the following
Feb. 24th, 1913—Mar, 24th, 1013.] pect for coal and petroleum over the [ol-/| gescribed lands:
iid lowing described lands Commencing at @ post planted on
; ' Commencing &t 4& post planted on the! northeast coast of Porcher Isiand, apes!
mineca Land District District of east bank of Porcupine Creek about one 2% miles southeast of mouth of Mump-
a an oo oe miles south from G. T. P. mile post 132,| back Creek and at the north end of Chis
fice is hereby 6! i om thence south 80 chains, west 60 chains,) more Passage, half chain from beach,
, Of * ee re . tn. |Borth 80 chains, east 80 chains to place thence south 80 chains, thence west 80
_btend (to apply to im lof commencement, containing 640 aeres| chains, thence north 80 chains, thence east

si and petroleum over
scribed lands

 

 

MEDC NE al a ust planted
Grand = Trunk tile post 12s
soul 80 chains, west 80 chains,
’ bains, east 80 chains to place

mumencement, containing 640 acres
ow ies

Kh. D. RORIBON.
Fr. W. MeCrady, Agent.

d Feb. Sth, 1013.

b. A
Feb. 24th, 1013-—Mar. 24th, 1013
waeca Land District istrict of

Hazellon,
bereby given that I, RK. D

t palon nancial agent, ¢

afer date intend to apply to the

sioner of Lands for license

sh 4| and petroleum over
, scribed lands

hla ‘ at 4 post planted

Trunk thile post 12s

i & hains, east 80 chains,

“ins, West 80 chains Ww place

containing 640 acres

K. D. RORISON.,
W. MecCrady, Agent
i913.

elmeul

tr
d Feb. Sth,
db. A
W. ¢

Feb. 24th, 1013-—-Mar. 24th, 1013

4od District——District of
Hazelton
hereby given that I, RK. D
u, ipavon financial agent, ¢
Siler dave intend to apply to te
\ultiassioner of Lands for license
vspect for coal and petroleum over
oo hg described lands
ucing = ah a st
ibe = corner or 6 Onell
Trunk mile post 130,
south 80 chains, west 80 chains,
$0 chains, east 80 chains to place
tmiwehcement, containing 640 acres

Or leas

K. D. RORISON,
W. MeCrady, Agent
1943.

al

tice

planted
cabin
Grand

i
led Feb. Sth
>» ¢ .
DR
» Feb. 24th, 1918-—Mar, 94th, 1013

 

mineca Land District—District of
Hazelton.
hereby given that I, KR. D
cccupation Amancial agent, 60
date intend to apply to the
her of Lands for license
' coal and petroleum over
de s¢ ribed lands
4
corner of ® a ne
_ rend Trunk mile post” 130,
50 4b 80 chains, west 80 chains,
nine we, east 80 chains to place
eneement, containing 640 acres

Or less
I Wr Mecrean nae
Hed Feb. bib, 1913, i
D. i
» Feb. 24th, 1913 —amar, 94th, 1043

tice is

 

  

‘ospect
olic wing
MMencing

 

 

planted
all . cabin

 

Pmineca Land District—~District of

 

 

x Hazelton,
on. lereby given that I, BR. D
Bas" pation Nnancial agent, 60
‘ eee intend to apply to the
ospect ge of Lands for Heens:
Bollowin Soa! and petroleum over
mmencre described lands:
the — at soa post planted
Grand “smn! 8, Small cabin
¢ south gf Unk mile post — 130,
b 80 chai Cuains, east 60 chains,
ommencemne, ee tein ee 10 place
or less ‘Ol, Containing 640 acres
Ki. D. RORISON,
__F. W. Mec
ted Feb. 6th, 1919, eee AOOOe
DR
Db. Fe
Feb. 24th, 1919—Mar. g4th, 4048
miheca Land District—District of
dies Hazelton,
on hereby given that I, BR. D
ate ‘ae financial agent, 60
> Commins intend to apply to th:
respect +. UF Of Lands Tor leense
following 4 ‘oal and petroleum over
MDI LA ae ay ed, lands
the Fas at 4 post planted
Grand Trane 4 small cabin
Me ‘Sorih “a runk mile Post 130,
b 80 chains. Chains, east 80 chains,
omMMencement est 80 chains to place
” leas Containing 640 &eres
K. D. RORISON
ter Ww ec |
ed Vet th, eiem Crady, Agent.
DR
b
Feb. 94 1013-—Mar. @4th, 1019)
A Charlotte 1g) “ cada
rh ands Land D .
ke i ‘strict Of Skeeng miaewtes
tle, Wa inane 1, RB. CG. Goodale, of
Md to app a ", occupation attorney,
Coal and Dateeke 4 license to prospect
ribed lands; =» OVOP the following
MuMen
beast conte tt, & POSE planten at the
ee south ‘no w nolan ae: Township 7,
M, then b ' ence wes 0
80 cha = th 80 chains, hence
,. PML OF commencement
a “ GOODALE, Locator
e

! A. B. Jes ;
Doren ym, 1843 on Agent

+ 94, Mar, 9, 10, 17, 94.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  

 

 

more or less 80 chains following shore lime to point of

 

 

 

 

 

 

  

R. D. RORISON | commencement, containing 640 acres more
Fr. W. MecCrady, Agent or jess

Dated Jan. 22nd, 1913. ROBERT REID.

RN. &. C. Dated 29th January, 1913.

R. D. A. | Pub. Feb. 10, 1913—Apr. ¥, 1018.

Pub. Feb. 21, 1913—Mar. 31, 1013 | eee —

——-| LAND PURCHASE NOTICES,
i
i
Cmineca Land District-—District of } . 7
Hazelton. —— Land ee of Coast,
Notice is hereby given that I, RK. D.| axe notice that 1, Daniel Brenton Ken
Rorison, occupation financial agent, ¢ ey, of Terrace, B ¢., occupation rancher
days after date intend w apply to the! jnicnd to apply for permission to purchase
Chief Commissioner of Lands for license) i. following described lands
to prospect for coal and petroleum over)  Conmencing at a post planted at the
the following described lands northeast corner of Lot 5130, thence north
Commencing at @ post planted near an| 4) chains. thence east 30 chains, thence
old construction —_, = pen = south 40 chains, thence west 30 chains to
thence north 80 chains, eas 0 chains < ’ or a pnceme :
south 80 chains, west 80 chains to place the p cas ie a nt, containing
of commencement, containing 640 acres; ~ DANIEL BRENTON KENNEY
more or less. . | Dated Mareh 13th, 1913 1
BR. D. RORISON | Pub. April 7th to June 2nd.
F. W. MeCrady, Agent

Dated Feb. Sth, 1913 se 7 en ” ee ee

s f, Ge Skeena Land District—District of Coast,

RK. D. BR, Range V.

Pub, Feb. 24th, 1913-—Mar. 24th, 1915 Take notice that George W. C uter,
of Prince Rupert, B. C.; occupation farmer,
intends to apply for permission ww pur-
chase the following described lands:

Gmineca Land District—Diswict of Commencing @t @ post planted 2% miles
Hazelton. east of Quinista Hiver, on the Skeena
Notice is hereby given that I, R. D.| River, thence 40 chains north, thence 40
Rorison, occupation fMnanc agent, 60) chains west, thence 40 chains south, thence
days efter date intend Ww ply to the/ 40 chains east to point of commencement,
Chief Commissioner of Lands for license/ containing 160 acres more or less.
to prospect for coal and petroleum over GEORGE W. CARPENTER,

the following described lands Dated January 28th, 1913.

 

Commenc'ng &t @ post planted near an Pub. Feb, 10th, 1913—Apr. 7th, 1043.
old construction camp, mile post 135 =
thence north 80 chains, west 80 chains | ~ oe
south 80 chains, east 80 chains to place|Skeena Land District—-District of Cassiar,
of commencement, containing ©40 acres Take notice that Bernard O'Neill, of
more or less. Goose Bay, B. C.; occupation prospector,
R. D. RORISON. intends to apply for permission to pur-
F. W. McCrady, Agent chase the following described lands:
Dated Feb. 5th, 1913. Commencing post planted one mile

 

: 5 $ distant and iM a@ southeasterly direction
oe 4 from the Hidden Creek Copper Company's
Pub. Feb. 24th, 1913—-Mar. 24th, 1913.) Sobre Goose Bay, B. ©, thence east fol-

lowing the sinuosities of the shore line 80
thence

 

chains, thence north 20 chains,
ominece Lang sict—pinret ot | it Hecht acasea Cotusing 1
norieon, Sete at eer 1S ERNARD O'NEILL,
Cher aires gale _ invend nat tee Beonee Dated aeonemn a —
pub. Feb, 10, 1913——Apr. 7th, 1913.

to prospect for coal and petroleum over
the following described t
Commencing at 4& pos

 

t planted near an) ineca Land District—District of Cassiar.

st 135

uction camp, mile , .
oe LS teen 80 chalks, east fo chains, otal neat tyes TF, B.D. Roreon Gays
north 80 chains, west 80 chains to place | ir date intend to apply to Chief Com

of commencement, containing 640 acres

more or less. missioner of Lands to purchase Lot 015 A,

Cassiar district, Skeena River, containing
43.7 acres more or less.
Dated Feby. 5th, ss

R. D. RORISON
W. McCrady, Agent

 

 

 

F.
Dated Feb. Sth, 1013. a. RORISON.
n: DY n F. W. MeCrady, Agent.
Pub. Feb, 24th, 1913——-Mar. 24th, 1913.) Mar. 3-Apr. 28. ie
Skeena Land District—District of Coast
cb—District of TAKE NOTICE that Frank Knott, of
eames a ee ’ , Prince RUpSrs, a ——, —:
eb iven that I, RK. D./intends to apply for mission to p
eertne vie ‘inancial agent, 6° | chase the folowing seribed lands ;
days after date intend to apply to th Commencing at @ poet planted at the
Chief Commissioner of Lands for license N.W. corner of T.L, 30945, thence south

over|80 chains; thence west 20 chains; thence
/north 60 chains more or less to the south
bank of the Skeena River; thence north
easterly along the said bank of the Skeena

to prospect for. coal and petroleum
the "follpwing described lands
Commencing at & post planted near an

: 5 camp, mile post 13%
» Me chains, west fo chains, | River to the point of commencement, con
north 80 chains, east 80 chains to place | taining 160 acres more ot, ee. ae
‘ p nit ’ 2 3
vy commencement, containing me

more or less. Dated Feb, 24

. D. RORISON.
a Pub, Mareh 1

W. MeCrady, Agent.
1013,

1913.
7 to May 12—13

 

Skeena Land District—District of Coast
ge V.
TAKE NOTICE that Bugene Renz, of

F.
Dated Feb. 5th,
N. E. C.

: dD. A, ;
Pup. Feb, 24th, 1013-——-Mar, 24th, 1013

 

 
  

— | Prince Rupert, B.C., occupation © in»
tends to apply for permission to pur-
Omineca Land District—District of chase the following described lands:
Hazelton. Commencing, ¢ a ose pientes at oe #
a . ; iven that I, R. D./E. corner of T.L, 30045, thence nort 0
ones oe Sinancial agent, 60/ chains; thence east 13 chains, more or
days after date intend to apply to the | less, to the west boundary of John Me
Chief Commissioner of Lands for licens kechney'’s pre-emption; thence south 20
to prospect for coal and petroleum over) chains, more or less to John Meckechney’s
the following described lands S.W. corner; thence east 20 chains; thence
Commencing at 4 post planted |south 20 chains; thence west 33 chains,
about 500 yards from the Grand|more or less, to the east boundary of T
nk right-of-way mile 137% 90045; thence north 20 chains, more
thease soutn 80 chains, east 80 chains, | or less to the point of commencement,
north 80 chains, west #0 chains to place | containing 90 acres more Ao ene. wal
of commencement, containing 640 acres uD eNbAhT a ke
ve or less. . » De a » Agent,
= KR. D. RORISON Dated Feb, 24, 1013.
PF. W. MeCrady, Agent Pub, Mareh 17 to May 12-13
Dated Feb, 5th, 1019 —_——_—————K—K«<
an WATER NOTICE.

For a Licensee tO Take and Use Water.
Notice is hereby given that Jock Bonnar,
of kitsumkalum Lake, B. C., will apply for

; K. :
Pun Feb. 24th, 1015-—Mar, 24th, 1015

 

 

Omineea Land District—District of ja license to take and use 150 miners
Hazelton inches of water out of Hall Creek, which
Notice is hereby given that I, BR. D./nows in a Westerly direction through
Rorison, oceupation fMnancial agent, © |Lots 1432 and 1521, Range V., Goast Dis
days after date intend to apply to the trict, and empties into Kitsumkalum Lake
Chief Commissioner of Lands for licens?) pear southwest corner of Lot 1432. The
to prospect for coal and petroleum over) water will be diverted at @ point about \
the following deseribed lands mile up from the mouth and will be use:
Commencing at A post planted | for irrigation per 0808 On the land de
about 600 yards from the Grand scribed a8 southerly portion of Lot 15621,
Trunk right-of-way, mile 187% Range V, Coast District,
thence south 80 chains, west 60 chains, This notice Was posted fp, the round

north 80 chains, east 80 chains to place/ on the

bth day of Mareh,
containing 640 secre will be

The ap
»licalion fied in the oMce of the
| Water Khecorder at Prinee Rupert

 

of commencement,

on we RK, D. RORIBON : eit’ hoaae may be ante ‘the gaia
§ . cri , Agen | Water Kecorder or w Comptroller
ated Feb. 5th, a lof Water Kights, Parliament Bulidings,
E i é. , Victoria, B. nem pemmem pani
. BK. » Applicant.
ub. Feb, 24th, 1619-—Mar, 24th, 1918 Mar. 5 to @4,

 

THE DAILY NEWS

NEBRASKA JEALOUS
OF CANADIAN LANDS

Legistature Passing Bill to Pre-
vent Entirely Sale of Cana-
dian Lands in State

 

A blue-sky law of a new var-
iety is passing through the Ne.
braské legislation It is aimed
at the sale of foreign lands in
that state, applying almost sol-
ely to the Canadian lands. Its
main provisions are that all
lands sold in the state must
have been inspected by a state
hoard for verification as to re.

presentations, that all agents

must pay a license and put up a
bond of $10,000. If the repre-
sentations as to the productivity

of the land are not borne out by
the subsequent experience of the

purchaser, the shortage in re-
turns may be obtained by legal
means from the agent. No news-

paper or other advertisement for

ain, and in some parts of the U.
S., are not always such as coul
be recommended as good for the
reputation of the country.

ALL ALASKA TO AID

 

 

Alaska Legislature at Juneau
Passes a Resolution

 

Juneau, Alaska, March 29—
The Alaska legislature’ took
steps this morning to aid the
stricken states of the Middle
West.

Senator Millard, at the reqpest
of President Ray, introduced a
joint resolution providing for the
appointment of joint
representing both
Legislature, with
act. Under
rules the

commit-
houses of
full pow-
suspension

a
ee
the
ers a
resolution was

to
of the
passed and hastened to the house
where it was quickly put through
on final passage.

The committee will communi-
with every village, town and
in Alaska to secure contri-
butions for the tornado and
flood victims.

UNITED STATES NOT
JEALOUS OF CANADA

Ambassador Bryce Delivers Mes-
sage of Good Will from

President Wilson.
Ottawa, March 29.—Right Hon.
James Bryce, British ambassador
at Washington, was the guest of
the Canadian Club at a banquet
in the Chateau Laurier a_ few
days ago. He was welcomed by
the chairman as one of the Em-
pire’s foremost men and described
by the Prime Minister as one who
has climbed the height of almost
every phase of human intellectual
achievement, as a student, ideal-
ist, man of letters, parliamentar-
ian, constitutionalist, minister of
the Crown and diplomat.

Imperial unity was the keynote
of Mr. Bryee’s address, but in the
course of his remarks he made an
interesting reference to the work
of the British embassy at Wash-
ington and delivered a message
of good will to Canada from
President Wilson and Secretary
of State W. J. Bryan. In part,
he said:

“Tt has been my
sign either eleven
treaties—I am not
ment quite certain which—with
the United States government
since I went to Washington, and
of that number nine have been
treaties relating to the affairs of
Canada. By those nine treaties
we have, I hope, dealt with all
the questions that are likely to
arise between the United States
and Canada—questions relating
to boundary; questions relating
to the disposal of and the use of
boundary waters; questions relat-
ing to the fisheries in the inter-

cate
city

 

 

 

privilege to
or twelve
at this mo-

national waters where the two
countries adjoin one another;
questions relating to the inter-

ests which we have in the Behring
Sea, and many other matters,

which it would take too long to
go into at this momeut—and I
am happy to say that I do not

think your relations with the
United Biates ever stood upon a

The return match between Knock
Out

VICTIMS OF FLOODS |

of April 15.

 

   

  
   

      

WOLGAST WANTS TO
CHANGE FIGHT DATE

Former Champion Asks to Meet
Murphy Before Twenty-sixth,
as Scheduled.

Remington $30 Underwood $55 Oliver $45
Rebullt typewriters took like brand new machines, do
equal work, carry same guarantee of one year cost
o— fan’ Write for comp! ite price list of ol stanee

Canadian Typewriter Exchange, Dept. 12, 319 Pender W., Vancouver, B.C.

      
       

San Francisco, March 31 In.
timations are thai the second
Wolgast-Murphy bout, scheduled

 

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—

BERR

Se

 

by the promoter for April 26,
might be called off by Wolgast +>

if the date were not advanced are

FERGUSON'S

 

heard today. Tom Jones, Wol-
gast's manager, telephoned the
office of Coffroth, the promoter,
from the former champion | "
training quarters last night that! 6 9 ‘
April 12 or 19 would be satis-| if
factory to his man, but that the | a»
26th was too late.

“We have other plans for the © 6 ¢
latter part of April,” he declared. |
Coffroth was out of town. It was}

 

said, however, that the date fixed
was tentative and could probably
be set forward.

Liqueur Scotch Whisky

 

BIG SALARY FOR CATCHER

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

foreign land may be published roeaiaammsctenaito

without approval of a state board| Star Cub Archer Has Signed with on

to be created. the Chicago Nationals. re
The object of the bill is appar- TES NIAL / ‘

ently not so much to protect buy- Chicago, March 31.—James TIMO i,

ers of Canadian land against los.;;Archer signed a four year con- Dr. James O’Connor, Listowel, reports : 7”

ses from misrepresentation, as|tract as catcher of the Chicago “I feel it my duty to say that your whisky pe

to prevent entirely the sale of|Nationals late this afternoon. is one of the best whiskies I have ever aie

Canadian land and thus put an|Archer has been holding out for T

end to the migration of farmers|a salary of $7,500, and while tasted, and I aay also say that I will f

to the Canadian west. This pur-|neither he nor President Murphy recommend it as a stimulant in suitable

pose is not likely to be fully ac-|would say at what’ stipend he cases.”’

‘omplished, but so far as the bill] signed, it was reported that a

will protect the Nebraskan inves-|compromise at $6,000 was ef- wen P

tor against wildcat subdivisions| fected. Both Murphy and Archer z

and fraudulent statements re-|declared they were very well

specting the location of farming|satisfied with their agreement. —DISTILLERS—

land, its object is entitled to a|The catcher will join the team at

certain sympathy. The methods] Louisville in a An days. ALEX. FERGUSON & CO.

used in selling town lots to in- —-—__—_—__ ——- ‘108 West Regent Street, Glasgow

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Knockout Brown to Meet Bud
Anderson on the Fifteenth

Prince Rupert

Los Angeles, Cal., March 31—

Importing Co., Limited
AGENTS—

PRINCE RUPERT, B.C.

Brown, the New York light-
eight, and Bud Anderson, of
edford, Or., will occur the night
They will box twen-
ty rounds at the Vernon arena.
In the previous fight Brown and
Anderson boxed a terrific twenty
round draw.

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Japan Will Exhibit. ‘
Honolulu, March 29, — Lars 7
Anderson, retiring United States 7 a
ambassad at Tokyo, who ar. -

rived here today on the liner Man-
ehuria, to Washington,
declared there was no foundation
for reports that Japan would not
exhibit at the Panama-Pacific
international exposition in 1945
at San Francisco if the anti-
Japanese legislation pending be-
fore the California legislature
were put through.

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London, March 29—The con-
tract for the Canadian mails,
which has been held continuous-
ly by the Allan line since 1853,
expires on May 4. All the British
steamship lines on the route The old folks are never lonesome—they

have lately been increasing their
fleets in order to make a tender
for the service.

always have company when
there’s an

Edison Phonograph

For them and the young folks, the
scope of the new Blue Amberol
Records includes everything, from
old time favorites to present day
tunes—popular and classical.

The real fun and enjoyment
afforded by an Edison Phono-
graph is unequalled by an
other instrument made. A cail
on your Edison dealer will
convince you.

 

are
wolf

Some automobile
hard pressed to keep
from the garage.

owners
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Sunday
REV. F. W. KERR, M.A.,

 

 

 

“THE FIRST BA PTIST CHURCH
McINTYRS HALL, 3RD AVE., NEAR 6TH 8T.
Services every Sunday at 11

and 7.30 p.m.
2.20 p.m.
Bible Class 2.30 p.m.
REV. W.H. McLBOD B.A B.D. Pastor

THE FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
SIXTH AVE. AND MUSGRAVE PLACE

 

am. and 7 p.m.
School at 2.30 p.m.

REV. C. R, SING, B.D. PasToR

 

 

ST, ANDREW'S ANGLICAN CHURCH
Cor, Fifth Ave. and Dunsmuir Place

ing prayer 0. sunday ‘Thomes A. Edison, Inc., 100 Lakeside Ave., Orange, N. J,.U. S.A.
sc » 8 ~ complete line Edisoa Phonographs and Records will found
Commi ub ~ frat suntey a of be
onth, *
and third Sunday até HAYNER BROS. - 3rd Ave. and 6th St.

4 m. During the Lenten
season there will be serv-
ice im the church every
Wednesday at 8 p. m.

 

 

 

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Granville Court

Sunday services at ii
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IN TRACTS OF 160 ACRES AND UPWARDS-—

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