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’ THE DAILY NEWS

SUFFERED DAY — [Spore iio]

| On Monday afternoon the first
jbaseball game “of the Smithers.

; Velkwa seties was won by Telkwa

| oe h a score Dt - seve
The Tortures of Dyspepsta vsnines. tans ani Wallace sere
Relieved By “Fruit-a-tives”

the battery for Telkwa and Mutch

took the mound f: the ratlroad

| Lirtis Baas D’on, 0. B. town, with Gazely behind the bat.

“T was a terrible sufferer from |P': © - Hankinson of Smithers

| Dyspepsia and Constipation for years, (W"S @ Very efficient usnpire. Jas.
| I had pain after eating, belching gas,
constant headaches and did not sleep

 

Mitehell of Prince Kupert covered

second bag for Smithers

well at night. Finally, @/réend told s . ¢ o

| me to try’ Fruit-a-lives”. In a week, Dead Bali" Rule.

| the Constipation was corrected and President Heydier, of the Na-
soon Iwas free of pain, headsches tional League, announced last
and that miserable feeling that week that by agreement with
accompanies Dyspepsia. I continued President Johnson, of the Ameéri
to take this splendid fruit medicine (CaN League, the “dead ball” rule

and now I am weéll, strong avd (Will be suspended and inoperative

 

 

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Develop Canada’s ;

Mineral Resources.
In connection with the big steel merger, mention of which

has been made on several occasions in this paper, the London
Times in a recent issue just to hand says:—
“It marks a great step forward in the commercial develop-|
ment of the Empire and provides fresh testimony to the enter-|
prise which the leaders of British industry are displaying at a)
moment when the ability of British manufacturers to regain the}
ground lost in the war is being put to the test. The scheme |
means much to both Canada and to Britain, and its importance |
in ensuring future supplies of iron ore for the steel plants of this |
country can hardly be ever-estimated.

“By general agreement Canada has reached a point when |
the active development of her minerai resources would in any |
ease have been taken in hand, But her financial resources and}
her experience in the steel industry rendered jt inevitable that}
ghe should look her own borders the assistance |
nec@ssary for such development, and had no other interests come |
forward with an offer.such as the British group has made, there |
can be little doubt that the task would ultimately have developed |
upon the iron and steel interests of the United States. -

“As an outcome of this consolidation these vast resources |
will be preserved for the benefit of the BAtish Empire, and another
link will have been forged in the commercial chains which are
steadily rendering Britain and the overseas Dominions more and|
more interdependent.”

Minister Should
Be In Commons,

In the House of Commons recently Mackenzie King, the}
Liberal leader, objected to the ministers of labor and soldiers
reconstruction being members of the Senate where they were)
unable to answer questions asked by members. He said that}

outside for

 

vigorous’, ROBERT M“WTON. ithis seasen. The uinpires in both
| §Oe.’a box, 6 for $2.50, trialsize Q5e. [leagues Nave been instructed to
| At all dealers or sent postpaid by (construe the “dead batt’ rule the
Fruit-a-tives Limited, Ottawa. jsame as in 1910,
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i For English Henley.

The Union Boat Clab, which is
ipreparing an eight-oared crew to
represent the United States at the

AGENCY FOR

ALL KINDS OF

Janvas ; ilskins, :

i bag Se pill ncn Royal Bnelish Henley Regatta,

gloves, waterproof clothing, jhas two crews st the American

baggage, harness, shoes ZiHeniey Regatta at Philadelphia

maken tanaoetial and socks. jwhich commences today. The
: . , strongest eight will be selected

TENTS, SAILS, AWWINGS.

 

 

 

 

ifrom the club's twe crews and
Zi: F. MAGUIRE iwill be formally entered as an
722 Second Ave., Prince Rupert |English Henley candidate.
* , °
——$—$————$——— Jess in Fine Trim.
HESHRRERERS ERR ES Jess Willerd, former heavy
* PRINCE RUPERT TIDES # weight ehampion of the world,
RGSS SR RRB ER OE #@ arrived in New York secently from
Thursday, May 27. jhis home in Kansas. Willard,
High, 9:56 a. m., 18.3 feet. j; Who said that he weighed 270
22:5 p.m., 18.9 feet. jpounds, appeared to Le in excel
sOW, 3:52 a.m., 6.5 feet. jlent physical condition.
. . .
15:53 p.m., 6.3 feet. | Wrestling Bout.
Friday, May 28. | It has been apes ed in Mon-|
High, erie a.m. 16.6 feet. ltreal that Joe Stetcher = and
22:50 p. m., 19.4 feet. Wiadek Zybyszko have both a
Low, 4:51 a.m., 5.5 feet. lcepted the offer of a $10,000
£6:96 p.m, 7.6 feet. jpurse made by the Canadian}

Saturday, May 29. |Hockey Club. This world’s cham-

High, ating adhe wey aa oo jpionship bout will take place in
Low, 5:44 Ae ay ‘a " geapehegento' r ey oer

17:30 p.m., 7.7 feet. Benny Leonard Signed.

' Sunday, May 30. Benny Leonani lightweight} ‘

2 . : weight) april 30, May 10, 24-and 34
High, 12:26 p. m., 17.6 feet. champion, has signed an agree-| : EN o \.
Low, 6:22 p.m., 4 feet. ment to defend his title against!

18:40 p.m., 7.8 feet.

Monday, May 31.
High, 0:8 a.m., 20.2 feer.

| Charlie White, of Chicago, in a
iten-round contest at Benton Har-
Hor, Michigan, on July 5. Leonard

 

 

 

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| Bay, Wales Island and Naas River.
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May {3 ar

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for Skidewate, Queer Charlotte
City and Lower Island points:
May 1, 15 and 29
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these were the two important portfelios at the present time and) ; | | stewart, Maple Bay and Swamp
the minister’ in charge should be members of the House of 49:8 D. mi,): £94 feet. jwill receive a guarantee of -$15,-| , Point. GRAND
Gommons Low, 6:57 a.m., 3.4 feet. 1000. The weight will be 4135 Worudetusd o. + “Lf RGE
tars . 18:48 p.m., 7.9 feet. sf ‘clock. The th | ary ee res oe TRU eWe
Mr. King might have gone further and suggested that an| : , jpounds at 10 o'clock. The match} pom sundays ...... 10 pam .
appointed Senate at this stage of the world’s history was an| The time used is Pacific Stan-|will be staged in the open and BD | ces " NG dos hes OO”
anomoly that should be at once removed. To have an old men’s/4ard, for the 120$h Meridian west./arena will be built to pp gon SKEENA LAND RECORDING DIVISION
home in which to put politicians who were of no further use or| It is counted from 0 to 24 hours,/date between 20,000 and 30,000)  pistHiCT OF QUEEN CHARLOTTE |
whom the people had rejected, was not in line with modern from midnight to midnight, {persons. ey IE ANES For Anyox and Stewart Saturday 10 p.m.
methods af government. __ The table given ie for Port a ts a\ TAKE NOTICE shee wm am 3. Leary of 8 B oO . a 4 10 a.m
It is often areved that the Senaté has been useful. So is ae itea's but vo ae for on. T } | Skidenate, B, C., setier, intends to apply wanson Bay, Ocean Falis and Vancouver Monday .
an absolute monarch, but that is no reason for our returning to|UPert varies only a few minutes) ar jfor a license to prospect for coal snd
the absolute monarchical type of Government. The best kind|O" 80me days and on others ie} a Ye S Ago rm net ty te TRAIN SERVICE
of . y . : jthe same. The range of the tide'7 in Princ:s Rupert scribed lands ; j
government often is the paternal government, but no develop-| : i be mmencing at & post planted at the Posceneer Monday, W*anesdsy «nd Saturd#y 4) {1 90 om for Smite, ff
ment lies that way. So no development lies in the way of the |/"@¥ be computed as 5 per cent) May 2%. 1910 M cort-west corner of D.L. 1854; thene Prince George, Edmonton and Winotes, uuking Mireet connection |
continuation of the Canadian Senate in its present form jsreater at Prince Rupert than at) ce . ee, eee eee eee h
, Po ee pe . Port Simpson both at springs end} To Austrians have bee D) inence north #0 ctiiit; thence west ee eee
Up to Government to neaps. Therefore the rise in the drow ned in the Skeena River near | chats, gree . Laeny. aeeiaiads ren ge a.

Solve Car Problem.

Now that the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway is a Government
road it is up to the Government to solve the local car situation.
We hope that Colonel Peck will not allow the minister of labor}
or any other minister at Ottawa to camoutlage him into believing!
that it is not possible to secure cars to handle fish shipped from |

roads will not retain the cars unless it pays to do so.

___ It has been evident for a long time past that there is a nigger
hidden away somewhere in the forest of useless sticks—Ottawa.
Is if that the Government does not care about the interests o
this city? Would they like to kill the trade of this port? -If they
are 0 earnest in the matter we hope to see results. We believe
Colone| Peck is sincere in trying to serve the people here, but it
18 NO good to say this problem cannot be solved. It must be
Solved or we must know the reason why, and it must be a better
reason than that the United States won't play fair.

: Just now there seems to be an improvement in the situation.
Possibly this is the beginning of a better condition, but if it is
not, we must get together and give Ottawa another jolt. Now
that it is announced that the election is two or three years away
we cannot be accused of playing politics in asking that action be

taken in regard to this matter at once.
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Skill, Care and
Judgment

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7 our personality and health depend

upon your teeth,
Personal Attention

Prompt Service

r Best Material
eeth extracted in a scientific
manner,

Make Appointment Today

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Dentist. Phone 575
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this port, If the present penalty for retaining cars is not heavy | LAND ACT.

enough it is for the Government to increase it. The United States}

Prince Rupeitt harbor is slightly orme Creek, having been re

greater than Port Simpson. jin by a slide of rock.

The height is in feet and tenths|
of feet above the average level of!
lower low water,

Captain C. W. Wearmouth has
been promoted from the command
jof the Henriette to the Prince Al-
j be rt.

i * * .
Z0 sPPLy FO) Tenders are being called for the
; jclearing of 15 miles of right of

NOTICE OF INTENTION
LEASE LAN

 

in the Cassiar Land District, Reeording ‘ » Por Ue ie
| District of Sheena, situate in ihe vieinisy | OY on the Portland Canal Kail-
jor Lot 10744 Cawslar. way-
| Téeke notice that we, Allen Feleoner ead) oe °
Albert B. aAruistrong, Of Alice Arm, B.t.,;
joccupations cartagemen, intend to epply| The Mcintyre Hall was opened
|for permission to lease the following dé-| ae ;

as a public assembly hall last

jseribed ijands:-~ . wt
| Commencing at a point in the easterly ae ans ia an.
| boundary of Lot 1074A, Cassiar, 375.1 fees | Might when Mi Lena Duthie ap
northerly from the South-East corger of|peared in Scottish solos.

}faid lot; thence at right angles to said é 4 >

boundary easterly 176 feet more or les
to the Westerly bourMary of the Kiteasu) Attempts at the crossing of the
Indian reserve; thenee southerly § siong!

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thereof 925 feet more or less to the inter. |
section thereof with the projetion south-
jeasterly of the southerly boundary of Lot

being made by Holls, the English
’ .
aviator, from Dover, while Lath-

3643, Cyssiar; thence north $7 deg. 11) ,

jinin West along projection of ead’ last an Will try the flight from Calais.
lmnentioneéd boundary line to the southerly) . . .

corner of said lot 36438; thence north 2 I = Gaivart

deg. Hast 501.3 feet to the porth east) dia Calvert, an Indian girl,
corner of Said lot 2643; thence $75.1 feet t ’ ane : ar :
northerly along the easterly boundery of |“ °?* stabbed near the heart in a

quarrel this morning. Edward

Leighton is under arrest.

said Lot 1074A to the point of commence
ment, and containing ten acres, more or

ess.
ALBERT B. ARMSTRONG,
ALLEN FALCONER,
by Allen Faleoner, Agent.
Dated 12 May, 1920.

WATER NOTICE,
DIVERSION AND USE.

_—— .
TAKE NOTICE that Premier Gold Mining
Co., L1d., whose address is Premier, B. C.,
via Stewart, B.C., will apply for a licence
to take and use three cubic feat of water
out of Fletcher Creek, which flows weat-
erly and drains into Casce Creek, about
oné quarter mile north of the International
Boundary tn Salrnon River Valley.
he water will be diverted from the
stream af a poimt about near t north-
east corner of Lot 3507, Rupert Mineral
Claim, and will be used for power purposes
upon the Premier Mire; power bouee ® be
located on Lot 8697-—Caseade Yorks Bo, 6.)
This water is to be used w generar!
power for use on the property of ge
Preftiler Gold Mining ©o,, Lid, im eom-
nection with {ts mining and milling opera-
tions,
This notice was posted on
on the 20th day of April, 192

DANCE AT SMITHERS

Enjoyable Time Spent on Evoning
of Victoria Day.

SMITHERS, May of Following |
the concert on Monday in Smith.
ers a hospital benefit dance was|
given by the onchestra with many |
couples attending, Following the
serving of refreshments provided
jby the ladies of the town, there
was an auction gale of the cakes}
yet unbroken, W. J. O'Neill, who!
had served in the e¢apacity of!
master of ceremonies, made a
most capable auctioneer and bid-

 

Pee ground

A copy of this notiee and em application ae . 2 he
putalent {hereto and to Me Wewr ae (21S became keen when it was
1044," wilh nied In oe, of ae Announced that dancing would be!
Water Recorder at Prince Rupert, B.C 4 ed j
Objections to the application my be nied |TOSUINCD Os BOON as the sale was |
with the said Water eaordar or with the over,
Comptroiier of ster Rights, Periiement i

The early three = a'cloek
streaks of dawn were already ap. |}
pearing when the last strains of|

Kulldings, Vietoria, B.C, 3a Gfty deys
after the frat appearance 6 # BONee In
& local néwepaper.
PREMIER GOLD MINING , LvD.,
piieant

 

 

, y Dale L, pitt ‘ent the “Home W " act]
The déte Of the Arti pebliestod er this|.—. ' alta” Beally died)
notice is May 4, 1928. away.

said westerly boundary énd the projeetion/nglish Channel by aeroplane are |

Agency All Ocean Steamship Lines

for tmformation and reerrations apply
City Tleket OM@ce, G20 Third Avenue. Phen? 200. i

Dated thie 6tb day of March, i920

| SKREENA IAND RECORDING DIVISION

 

 

   

DISTRICT OF QUEEN CHARLOUTTE
ISLANDS
TAKE NOTICE that William J. Leary of —_——_——_
} @kidegate, tt. C., settier, intends to apply — Ds
if a heen to prospect for al end ;
petroleum and under th following ‘
a CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY
Commencing a1 & post planted at the
1853; thence

   

 

jon? west corver of BD. L

| soush 60 ceains; thence west 60 chains CANADIAN PACIFIC OOBAN sanyions

    

 

 

 

  
        
   
 

;theace north $0 chain#g; thence east 80 ®

icheins, to polnt of commencement B Cc C S hi 8 8 {

WILLIAM J. LEARY, Applicant .C. Coast Steams ip ervice
Dated this 6th day of March, 1920 F
urease ena RSRESNONE = ‘

| SKEENA LAND RECORDING DIV ~ 6.8. PRINCESS MARY

|} SKEEN AND RECORDING DIVIsio . {

| pISTRICT OF QUEEN CHAKLOTTE Por Ketchikan, Juneau, Skagway, Alaska, from Prince Ruper': nd 34

} ISLANDS April @, 18, 30: May 10, 21 #

} _—-- For Vancouver Wietorla and Beattie from Prince Rupert f

} TAKE NOTICE that William J, Leary of April 14, 24; May 6, 16, and 26. !
skidegate, B. C., settler, infendsa ww apply 6. 6. PRINCESS BEATRICE

   

Ocean Falla, Herdy Bey, Alert Bay.

for a leense to prospect for coal and
Victories

petroleum on end under the following
degeribed lands;

   

From Prince Rupert for Swanson Bay,
Beaver Cove, Powell River, Vancouver and

Every Gaturday at € p. ™

       
 

   
 
    
   
 
    
 

Commencing @t &@ post planted 4t the ings, apply te
north-west corner of D.L 1563; thence Per bates. (etervees en sung | ent.
north 80 chain thence east 80 chains; W. 0, ORCHARDS, 8 B.C
thenée south 80 ¢halne; thence west #0 i Rupert, ®-\-
rince P
chains, to polit of commencement Cor 3rd Avenue and 4th Street P
WILLIAM J. LEAKY, Applicant,
Dated this 6th day of March, 1920 cient

 

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SKEENA LAND

RECORDING prvisION. |
DISTHICT OF |

QUEEN CHARLOTTE
ISLAND,

 

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TAKE NOTICE that Willlam J, Leary of!

Now the Days are Lengthening

 

Skidegate, f. C., setiler, Intends to apply

for @ lleepse to prospect for coal end! . 5 Meatricity for which you

petrolewm on and under the following | and you do not use Electric Light, use the an the flies away
oO DK

described lends }

Commenting at a post planted at the
northwest eorner of D.L. 1868; thence!
north 80 ¢hains; thence west 80 chains; |
thence south 80 chaing; thence east 80

have to pay anyhow to Cook, Toast, or run 4 fan

PATTINSON, LING & CO.

 

chains, tO point of ¢ommencement. sell 25
WILL KB f e . ‘

Dated thie Gin day of Merch, 4980," | HOT PLATES - - ~- is a

NOTICE | See Mc ' : $15.00

Fans - - °

Hot Plates and Ovens will operate from 4 lamp #
an hour

Have your old Hot Plates rewired, gservice Good

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sents
IN THE MATTER of an application for! ocket for 4 cent
the issue of a fresh Certificate of Title to
Lot Three (3), Block Fifteen (15), Town
of Stewart (Map 818A), Satiafactory proof |
of the loss of the above Certificate of)
Tithe heving produced, notice {s|
hereby given is my intention to}
issue after expiration of one month
from the ubheation hereof, a fresh

been
that it
the
first

Prices Moderate

Certifncate of itle 16 the above men
oned lands, In the name of Victor A. GO
Eliot, which Certificate is dated 24th

October, 1910, and is numbered 969-1
Land Registry Office, Prince Kupert, B.C
50th day of Mareh, 1020,
" acLEOD,

: a
District Hegistrar of Titles,