THOM HELLEN of the Juvenile Bostonians who appear in the Westholme Opera House tonight ASK FOR COMPLETE LITERATURE AND PHOTOGRAPHS OF PORT EDWARD, B.C. Prince Rupert’s Industrial Annex This industrial addition to Prince Rupert comes now at a time when opportunity is greatest. Prince Rupert and the entire great Northern British Columbia country are on the eve of a tremendous movement. Values will go up remark- ably during the present year and the years immediately fol- lowing. Port Edward prices are low now. This is the time to buy. Cali On or Write To HARRISON, GAMBLE & CO. Third Avenue Opposite Post Office KAIEN HARDWARE COMPANY THIRD ANENUE P.O. DRAWER 1524 PHONE No,’ 8 Sheet and Plate Glass Plate Glass Mirrors Stoves, Ranges Tinware Graniteware MONARCH MALLEABLE *’ ‘Stay Satisfactory Range."’ THE DAILY NEWS Wednesdays Ma oy a NAAS SETTLERS WANT Transportation Now Costs 3). Cents a Pound for Twelve Miles. launch week four- Engi of the last of by Captain Freeman, Narbethong, who left with a surveying parts teen members, headed neer Taylor, returned to the city on Monday, He the lower part of the Naas as one of the safest channels for small craft along the coast. From the eanyon to Aiyansh, a distance of twelve or fourteen miles, navi- gation considerably more dif- ficult except for who are thoroughly familiar with the channel. There is a trail between these two points, but it a foot trail and transportation costs 3% cents per pound. In consideration of the large num- ber of settlers who are taking up land in the pre-emption reserve Captain Freeman thinks the gov- ernment should build a good trail to enable settlers to get in supplies and effects at a reason- able cost. THE VISITING MASONS HAVE A BUSY DAY Meeting This Evening to Insti- tute Priory—Meeting and Banquet Tomorrow. reports is those is only The distinguished visiting Freemasons who arrived on the Prinee George this morning will have a busy day of it today. Right Eminent Sir Knight J, J. Miller, assisted by Sir Knights L. G. Munn, W. E. Ditmars and J. Rouf, held at 2 o'clock this afternoon a chapter meeting of the provin- cial priory. The officers for this priory had already been appointed, being D. H. Morrison, eminent preceptor; G. B. Hull, constable; Lee Baker, marshall; D. G. Sutherland, chaplain, and Thomas MeClymont, registrar This evening there will be a meeting of the chapter, which will be visited by Right Excellent Comp. Roaf, grand superintend- ent of B. C., at the conclusion of which the provincial prior will institute the new Kineolith Priory U. D. Tomorrow eventnge there will be a meeting of the blue lodges, which will be officially visited by Right Worshipful Bro. Ditmars, district deputy, following which a joint banquet wil! take place at the Inn. MURDERER ACQUITTED Jury Found That Crime Was Committed in Self Defence. Kamloops, B. €., May 17. James Munro Traff was tried to- day on the charge of murdering Julius Landreau, at Tete Jaune Jache on November 14. The evi- dence showed that deceased was a bad mah of Herculean build, who had treated others with vio- lence and Traff declared that he acted in self-defence when in fear of grievous bodily harm. A verdict of not guilty was re- turned. Applause in court was quickly suppressed. Chief Jus- tice Hunter approved the ver- dict. mRS. EMMONS THE WINNER The Westholme had a large house last night, one of the fea- tures being the drawing for Lot 50, Block 38, Section 8, offered by the Prince Rupert Yacht and Rowing Club. The drawing was conducted by Principal Brady of the high school and Peter Black Jr. drew the winning ticket, No. 160, This was held by Mrs. Em- mons, of the Bayview Hotel, More Chinese Fined. The police court was again crowded with Chinese this morn- ing as a result of the recent raid and capture of opium, Four had been fined already and all the rest were this morning fined $10 and costs, with the exception of Samuel Joe, chef of the mess over the Wallace store. He was fined an additional 810 because opium was found in his possession. H, Motley Mr. and Mrs. H of Calgary, Alta., are registered at the G, T. P. Inn. Mr. Motley i general agent for the western provinces for the Providence Washington Fire Insurance Go. and is here in the interests of his company. A SUITABLE TRAIL| “The News” Classified Ads. ==Qne Cent A Word For Each Insertion== oO —O Wanted Owner can have same at the OMece by paying for 110t cemet Daily Ne ws ad. IN THE MATTER OF AN APPLICATION THE ISSUE OF A_ DUPLICATE TIFICATE OF TITLE FOR LOTS 3 i , BLOCK 3, SECTION 6, CITY OF PRINCE RUPERT, MAP 923 Notice is hereby given that it is my in tention to issue at the expiration of one mouth after the first publication hereof a duplicate of the certificate of title to the above mentioned lands in the name of Al bert A. Dick, which certificate of title was issued on the 19th December, 1911, at 10:30 o'clock A. M., as 9871 H. F. MACLEOD, District Registrar Land Registry Office, Prince Rupert, B. C., May 13th, 1913 w May 19—June 146, 1913 SALE BY ORDER OF COURT OF ONE HALF INTEREST IN LOT 34, BLOCK 22 SECTION 5, PRINCE RUPERT By order of His Honor Judge F. McB Young, local judge of the Supreme Court of British Columbia, the half interest of Hugh Gallagher, deceased, in an agreement of sale to Lot 34, Block 22, Section 5, in the City of Prince Rupert, will be sold on or after the 17th day of June, 1913 Ad dress offers to Michael Gallagher, adminis trator, care Williams & Manson, Prince Kupert, B. C. w—May 1° June 9,1913 ; ENGINEERING Engineers, Stationary and Mar- coached for examination A. FARROW, 654 4th Ave. East ipe, Phone 300 P. O. Box 1635 HARRISON W. ROGERS Architect Suite 1, Federal Block PRINCE RUPERT, B. C., “LAND PURCHASE NOTICES. Skeena Land Digeriet--peewtet of Coast, ange Take notice that 1, Daniel Brenton Ken- ney, of Terrace, B. ¢., occupation rancher, intend to apply for irmission to purchase the following desc Commencing at 4 post planted at the northeast corner of Lot 5130, thence north 40 chains, thence east 30 chains, thence south 40 chains, thence west 30 chains to the point of commencement, containing 120 acres more or DANIE I BRENTON KENNEY. ted March ta 1013. Date Pub April 7th to June 2nd. Skeena Land District— District of Goast Range Frank Knot of occupation Caner, aaa to pur- lands: TAKE NOTICE that Prince Rupert, 8B.C., ‘ened to apply for chase the following Commencing at @ N.W. corner Se T.L. 80 chains; thence west 20 eneine) north 60 chains more or less to sou thence north- bank of the wpocne River; sastenty nice along the said bank of the Skeena River to the point of commencement, con- taining 150 acres more or less. Fi K OTT, H. D. NHART, Agent, Dated Feb. 24, 1013, Pub. March 17 to May 19—13 Skeena Land Digerics— > tmencement, less yey thee 16, 1948. g SERVANT in family of two, Apply P.O Box 168 1170f SITUATION wanted by sober, reliable cook, | Apply Box 39, Daily News 117-19 WANTED—Girl to do house work. Apply to Mrs. Munro, Eighth and Young 119-20 For Sale FOR SALE—Lot 25, Block 34, Sec. 7, with $1,500 improvements; revenue $32 per month; price $2,000; cash $1,200. For few days only. Charles Monroe, 1124 Hays Cove Ave. 1170f FOR SALE—Half price, equity in a Gerard Hetntzman piano, quick sale P, & Harris, News office. 1150 For Rent FURNISHED cabins, $5.00 per month, Ap ply 33 Eighth Ave., near Fulton. 115.20 COMFORTABLY furnished front room, bath adjoining; reasonable terms, 521 Firth Avenue West near Catholic Hall. 188-121 @ Lost and Found a ad FOUND ay Odd Fellow’s gold pin, at the |LIBERALS SELECTED | A STRONG TICKET | Candidates Put In the Field for Next Provincial Election in Victoria. Brewster, H, C, leader of the Liberal party in B, ©. John Hart, George Bell. Henry ©, Hall. Having decided to put candi dates in the fleld for the next general elections in the province the Liberals of Victoria have nominated the gentlemen named above as the standard bearers of the party. This action was taken ata largely attended cenvention of the city Liberals, , held in the headquarters on Cormorant street, which was representative of the whole constituency. From every part of the cily men were present and all selections of the community ‘were represented. Th enthusiasm was unbounded and it not extravagant to that there has never been a nom- inating convention held by the party in Victoria when there was such a spirit of confidence mating all. In the absence of the is say ani- president of the Victoria Liberal Associa tion, Joshua Kingham, who sent a letter expressing his hearty co-operation in the step that was being taken and pledging his support to the nominees of the convention, John Hart, vice pres dent, occupied the chair Suits at bargains during sale Demers. 417-1 MILES OF OLD COPPER WIRE IS DISCOVERED Material for the Land Line Across Behring Sea Abandoned When Sea Cable Started. of the 112 355 While going over the route the Canadian Northern North Thompson river miles north of Kamloops and miles from Port Mann, engineers discovered a huge pile of copper wire, left there in 1884 by the men who attempted to string a line up to Alaska and lay a cable under the Behring Sea to Siberia The wire weighs something like 450 tons. It lies at the edge of what is known as the Still water Flats. It estimated | be worth somewhere between eighty and ninety thousand dol lars. The reason it lay there in the timber for so many years was because of the difficulty of trans- portation and when the Dominion along about is 0 Government abandoned the scheme they left the wire It is expected that they will claim it now, and that as soon as the Canadian Northern operates its trains as far north as the Stillwater Flats the wire will be taken out and sold. Great trees having a girth of one or more feet have sprung up and forced their way through the heap of copper The piace has been called Cache.” UNITED STATES FLEET TO VISIT IN EUROPE British Hospitality to Play an Im- portant Part While in Med- iterranean Waters. coils. “Wire London, May 16.—The “Daily Telegraph" devotes an article to the proposed visit of the Ameri ean fleet to the Mediterranean ports early next year, It said that British hospitality would be ex- tended to the crews at Gibraltar and Malta and probably one Egyptian port. The “Telegraph” points out that the American fleet will be by far the most powerful in the Mediterranean and says that the decision of the United States Government to dispateh a force of such commanding powers in dicates the importance attached to the task of showing the flag in the Old World with a view to supporting American diplomacy In the opinion of the “Tele graph" the visit of the American ships wil! have the effeet of in- ducing the British Government to modify its present policy of continuous concentration of the mayal power in some waters witich many officers consider in Jgurious to the spirit and ehar acter of the service Suits at bargains during sale Demers. 117.19 "AMERICAN RAILWAY OFFICIAL IN THE CITY, ‘Vice President of American aid on a Visit to Prince Rupert =| and District. | f | W. McKenna, vice president o the Chicago, Milwaukee & Paul Ry., was an arrival on tne! steamer Prince George this | morning. Mr. MeKenna, whose headquarters are at Chicago, is} making a tour of the weatern| coast which he considered would} not be complete without a visit! to the terminus of the G, T, P,| Before leaving on the 10 o'eloek train for the interior he expressed | his surprise at finding such a magnificent steamship service as that supplied by the G,. T. P. He expects to return from the in terior tomorrow night {| LOCAL NEWS ITEMS. j Suits at bargain during sale Demers 117-19 Read Jabour Bros.’ advertise ment, page 2 tf J.J. Galloway, inspector of the Merchants Bank of Canada, ar rived in the city this morning on the steamer Prince George New spring styles in ladies raincoats. Wallace's 113tf Mr. and Mrs. G. A. MeNicholl returned this morning from a ten PPP PO— COO MI OPOP CCC CCC Cb ae es Empire Day Excursion Le PER 8. &. PRINCE ALoeny to Port Simpson Saturday, May 24 Under the avepices of the st Andrew's 8o¢ ety DELIGHTFUL SEA Trip GAMES, MUSIC AND DANCING A unique opportunity of see beauties of the ; @ the TICKETS $2.26 UP To MAY 20 50 CENTS EXTRA ar TER Twat DATE Children accompanied » e free. Tickets may be tains the principal stores FPOPPPIOLIPOLOPECCPORED D+ DO Hy FOR SALE Lots 54 and 55, 1 4 & tion 1 Third a McBride and First GOOD TERMS Law-Butler Cc Real Estate and Insurance Phone 60 619 Leader. TO ASK DIAZ TO RETURN Delegation of Mexicans Reached Spain Monday Special to The Daily News Corunna, Spain May 19 \ Mexican delegation arrived hers today on beard the steamer Ipiranga, for the purpose of try ing to persuade General Porti Diaz, the former Mexican pres dent, to return to Mexico and un dertake the government of the country. BAPTIST BROTHERHOOD THIRD ANNUAL PICNIC Brotherhood will hold their annual picnic to Bishop's near Metlakatla, on May Leave Government slip 12:30 30 and Gents $1.00 Ladies bring baskets Boys over 12 years 2 113tf The third Bar, 24th 2 6 Se. TO SELECT TEAMS Overseas Cup Final to be Played at Port Compass Saturday The Callies ond the Thistles will hold a joint meeting on Thursday evening for the selec tion of teams in the final for the Overseas Club trophy to be play ed at Port Simpson on Saturday afternoon The meeting will be held in the hall of the St. And rew's Society, Captain J. Stew art doing th® selecting for the Callies and Captain Sam Currie for the Thistles. As the Callies had the ability to wrest victory from the Ter race club last year they will do their very best on Saturday to retain the trophy for another year. Don Meare of ‘Nemu cannery is in the city on business. Haysport Cleared. The Haysport, which was re fused clearance papers yesterday pending the investigation of cer tain irregularities, was given clearance today and left for head quarters, on the Skeena Cap fain MeCoskrie, harbor master, informed the “News" this after noon that the vessel has sine complied with regulations in the way of life appliances, Ocean Falis Company. An application for diseovery of books of the Ocean Falls Co made by the Diamond Rubber Company of New York, has been refused by Mr. Justice Gregory who refused an interim in junction to the sale of the company's assets also stop proposed Birth. At the Prinee Rupert General Hospital, on May 21st 1913, to Mr, and Mrs, Charles Halsey, @ son, Halsey, reduetion 117.19 Dresses at great Demers, days’ trip to Vancouver Four days’ sale at Demers 117-19 Peter McLachlan returned this morning from Vancouver, where he was attending the Methodist nference as a lay delegat F. Trainor, an editor of large} experience in mining camps came up on the Prinee George He is going to Masset to edit the Cabin, close $8.0 MET fee. "$25.0 f-room h e, I $20.° yo ee so Creek 5 room hou $16.0 Creek 8.room ho i si28 Creek G. R. Naden Co., Lt Port Edward PRINCE RUPERT'S INDUS- TRIAL ANNEX A launch lea ment slip f I day I Ha every apply to & Co., Ph NEW STOCK OF SEED We have just ré ‘ d ment GRAIN SEEDS POTATO SEED GARDEN SEED SEEDS TIMOTHY CLOVER ALFALFA FLOWER Mail orders Promy PRINCE RUPERT FEED Silversides Bros The Up-to-Dat« tors of P Sign Writing. Paper-Hanging Our Specialties “Ye Olde Reliable” 2nd Street Phone 156 G For Sale ae Lots 18, 19 and 20, Block 20, Se tion 8, Eleventh Avenue $600.00 1-3 cash, 6, 12 and 18 months. Harrison, Gamble & Compan FINANCIAL AGE NTS Third Ave. Prince Rupe To Rent grit Real Kata and In