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VMRANSIENT DISPLAY ADVERTISING—-50 cents per inch. Contract
rates on application.
DAILY EDITION a0 Tuesday, Oct. 26, 1915.
——— ———— —
IMPERIALISM tion as to the handing over of

While in
Premier Bo
Bennett, of

a gathering of Imperialists at
the Royal Colonial Institute in}

the stock, and it is self-evident
that

behind it than mere friendship.

the old country with |
R. B.|
addressed |

rden recently, such an action had more

Calgary,
In any it is ludicious ts

suggest that the

case,
members of

London. In speaking of the the syndicate should be made to
effects of the war, he stated pay for the personal love of
that one result would be a de- Mr. Arbuthnot for Dr. Young.
mand by the various Dominions The following extracts from

for a voice

Imperial affairs,
central body of representatives
at the capital of the Empire.

In this connection,

to remembe

rier’

Haldane,
George,
leader aptly

more practical than that of the

s definition of imperialism,
which is that of Asquith,

Harcourt
and which the meet

the evidence leave little doubt
as to the for Mr. Ar-
buthnot’s ‘‘generosity”

“T heard
Wishard that this was a cor-|
fund; I don’t know}

in the control of
through some reason

from Savage and
it is well}
Wilfrid Lau- ruption
whether
Savage said there had been a
contest over some foreshore in

and at a}

r Sir

Grey,

 

and Lloyd |
the Suquash district,

outlined at a mem*™ hearing before the provincial

these statements made to you}

orable imperial soatoae' executive the decision was ren-

“Imperial unity based upon dered in favor of our com-

local autonomy.” ‘That con-| pany.’’—C. C, Michener.

ception of imperialism is far | “What was the relevancy of
!

formalists a
who dream

The allotting of $105,000 in|

|

shares by the directors of the}
Coast Coal Mines Com-

Pacific

pany seems,

to these shares; what was the

connection? You say there was

nd the doctrinaires
of eanieamenilen

had learned from McGavin and

Savage that “some service of

the greatest value had been

from the evidence rendered which was. deserving

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RED CROSS FUND

In the financial ai deport of

Red Cross Society

the annual meeting the

 

details were given:

St. Andrew's Society......

for services rendered. |

forgetting that, in the words of | a meeting of the executive;

Burke: ‘The hold oi Britain on| what had that to do with ten

the Dominions is the close af-| hundred and fifty shares ?’’—

fection which grows from com-| Mr. Justice Clement.

mon names, from kindred | “My understanding of these

biood, from similar privileges | conversations was that it had

and equal protection. These | something to do with the de-

are the ties . which, although | cision.’’—C. C. Cichener.

light as air, fre strong as links | On Friday, Mr. Luther

of iron.’ | Wishard added his testimony |
COAL SHARES to that of Mr. Michener. He

DETAILED REPORT

presented at

folowing

 

the

b.00}

 

 

given before Mr. Justice Cle- of such compensation,” that
ment, to be a more flagrant the $105,000 in shares had been
piece of business than any- turned over to Arbuthnot to be
thing accomplished by the transferred by him to the per-

Roblin bunch in Manitoba, and

son said “to be entitled to the

 

 

ee ee car

the duty of

ernor is perfectly clear.
representative of the King, he
must hold a searching enquiry a
into every c

case withou

There seems to be no ques-

compensation,” that the ser-
“related to a decision that
was secured in connection with
connected with
certain rights that
were claimed by different par-
| ties.”

the lieutenant-gov-
As the vices
negotiation
ircumstance of the foreshore

t delay.

 

 

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October

 

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SAILS for STEWART, GRANBY, Saturday, A. M.
S. S. CAMOS October 2nd, 16th 36th, November 13th, 27th,
Salls for MASSETT, PORT OLEMENES Sunday P. M., October 3rd, 17th,
31st, November 14th, 28th, Decembe 26th.
Galls for SKIDEGAFE, JEDWAY’ IKEDA, Tuesday A. M., October Sth, 19th,

November 2nd, aa 30th, December 14th, 28th.
Salls for BELLA COOLA,

623 Second Avenue.

Salis for GRANBY, NAAG, and PORT SIMP6ON,
Mondays at 11 a.m.

ecember 14th, 28th.
¢ 12th,

RIVERS INLET and the South, Thursday P. M.,
7th, 21st, November 4th, 18th, December 2nd, 16th, 28th.

JOHN BARNSLEY, Agent.
Phone 568.

 

 

 

 

 

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FRED STORK’S HARDWARE

 

 

     
  
   
  
 
  

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fron Pipe
Rope
Pumps
Stoves and

Carpenters’ Tools
Wire Cable

710 SECOND AVE

Builders’ Hardware Ship Chandiery

Steel Blocks Fishing Tackle

Pipe Fittings Rifles and Shotguns
’ Vaives Ammunition

Hose Paint

Ranges Rubberoid Roofing Corrugated Iron
“WE SELL NOTHING BUT THE BEST”’

 

  

 

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STORK’S HARDWARE

 

» | westerly
thence 30 chains, more or less, in a south-

 

Mr. . Chandler ss s6 ered ives 5.00 |
Majestic Theatre......... 32.06 |
Mrs. Frizzell, pienic .... 18.00] GENERAL M. SARRAIL
Mrs. Ritehie, dance....... 1412.00 French commander in the Ori-
Stewart citizens.......... 57 ent. who has been appointed to |
Terrace road employees... 27.25] .,..mand the Allies’ expeditions |
| Kitsumkalum ” 9.00' in the Balkans.
| Mrs. Ritchie, boat raffle. ..203.75 | ———_—— enna
Scandinavian Lodge ...... 104.53 Mrs. GO, J. Halsey... ..6. ses 2.30
MB, POMS sy ctnestenss 40.50|/Mrs. L. W. Kergin........ 1.40
iMrs. Dawson, raffle....... 16.00 | Mrs. T. D. Patt@lid....... $4
[Eleanor Peck........+-+. 1.00/Mrs. J. H. MeMullin....... 3.05
|Mrs. T. H. Johnstone...... 20.00 Mes. Ff. BeOsne?..cecewc eee 5.00
Stewart Collections....... 13.00} Mrs. G, A, Sweet......... 5.25
|Mrs. Mobley, raffle........ 115.99iMrs. Harris ..........66. 2.00
Mrs. EB. Kirkpatriek....... 1.60| Mrs. R. L. MeIntosh...... 8.20
|George J. PTPOEGIE CL 6 vee 451.50} Mrs, G@. H. Arnold........ 1.00
| Chinese Lottery, police.... 6.65/Mprs. H. E. Tremayne..... 10;25
|Georgetown collections, H. Sten: L).-BM.  DeGetr ess 660% 4.50
ce 3.00) Mrs. N. M. MeNeil........ 5.00
|Mineral exhibit at Fair. 80.00 |Mrs. P. Black..........-- 13.25
[ANONYRIPOE ss ves eee tee .35!Mtps, N, McIntosh......... 3.25
iSons of England, dance... 41.25} Mrs. Demers..........--: 1.00
| Raffle of doll, Orme’s..... 3.10] Miss BE. M. Gleeson....... 1.00
Mill Bay and Kincolith.... 85.00)Mps, Burrows..........-. 4.50
I. 0. DEB. GORGE. oo veces 55.75|Mrs. Williams....... ee ee
| m Mrs. T. McClymont....... 1.00
Total’ sats sve wendy $1,011.01) |Mirg. G. A. Wooadland..... 30
Sale of Flowers. Mrs. Freeman’;:......... |
{Miss Grace Carroll and reno RING ns on ae
Hewmeres +. 6s bes eed. a 106.67 rs Hifi * Fiaddiés e's. 5 Hf
p,|Mas ster Morrow and Kerr. 1.00 Giniintian PF ett, 0)
|Miss Dorothy Tremayne. 8, 70| Mrs, Banned ek er
‘Mrs. Morgan and Seal.... 3.00 \Mrs. Jennings ........... 24.4
va IMrs. BHOGKIGG.. 6 6 6:« sue'e 808 3.4
Total oe oe ee $144.37 /Miss Shockley .......-+-: 1.35
Home Cooking Exchange. Miss Vera Thompson....-. 8!
Mesdames Kergin & Wright 19.5¢|Mps. F. G. Dawson....... 1.70
Mesdames Besner& Dawson 21.35)Mrs. J. G. Steen.......--- 5.00
Mesdames Pattullo& McColl 44.60}Mprs J. Carmichael....... 3 00
Mesd. Shockley & Tremayne 74.35|Mrs, Oakley .........++-- 2.35

Mesd.
Mesd. Jennings & Wright.
Mesdames Rix & Arnold...
Mesd.
Mesdames.

McIntosh& Woodland 65.02

Morrow & Henning.. 9
Peck & Manson 45.60

Prince Rupert Fair....... 266.35
Mesdames Walker & Baz-

SOU AM ODES oie sees 45.00
Mesd. Sinclair & Clements. 41.95
Mesd. McLeod & Williams. 214.80

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Total 14s o. 2% ee arbibveiee @ $833.57
Chain of Teas.
Mrs. W. T. Kergin........ 2,35

 

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LAND NOTICE.

 

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SKEENA LAND DISTRICT
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TAKE NOTICE that Andrew Jackso
Claus Peterson, of Porcher Island,
occupation ranchers, intend to appl

 

lands:
mouth of Humpback Creek, on its
side, thence 30 chains in a northwe
direction, following high water

thence 1 chain, more or less,
direction to low. water
easterly
mark;

direction,
thence

following low
1 chain in a northea
coptaining 3 acres, more or less.

October 18th, 1015.

STRICT OF COAST

B. C.,
permission to lease the following described

Commencing at a post planied at the

in a south-

direction to point of commencement,

ANDREW JACKSON & CLAUS PETERSON

n and

y for

east
sterly
mark;

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