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DAILY EDITION Thursday, May 4, 1916. | i sturbance
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Ge Be Re ee Fe a "al | If those Seattle witnesses are} fr you want to serve your King
BIRRELL RESIGNS fo blame Mr. Birrell for | not very careful the whole truth/. ntry « Charles Young-
In connection with the Irish neglect for an uprising May jabout the votes bought in Seattle}... 1: tine sergeant f h
r ptt . r n reas = ne Is as -ol ' eT) ,
as lion, the London pre ; be just as ridiculous as to may leak out and then there may!lyoon4 Battalion. tf
loud in its denunciation of the blame the Secretary for Indi ‘pe arrests on charges for which cialis ciniaaiisa
neglect and slackness of the for an uprising amongst the immunity has not yet been grant- NOTICE TO CREDITORS
govermment. The Daily Tele- natives of Bombay or Calcutta eq NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that HENRY |
gray 4 I r ' rter r #1 - ‘ i trading under the firm
graph, a consistent suporter of r the hillmen ofthe north. Fe eg oe CKSEN’S FURNITURE
the coalition government, says When all the facts are made The Ketchikan Progressive_| $1 c ty of Rupert, in
+ — . sailed 3 a4 . f Britis has
It is difficult to write with known, the blame will be-placed|Miner raises a great editorial! 45. an as<is a estate
patience of the gross blunder- ipem the right shouiders.'howi because Prince Rupert is/aod et for the benefit of gn
ania s . ae ee Es a 5 % ine ‘ a z reditors will i at
ing in high places, but f Meantime, no one will be more!getting the lion’s share of the = Offices of Messrs. I and
which the deplorable episode} anxious for a thoreugh in-|halibut business and clamors for}? = B ord Ave —
on ot have oceurred.”” The ; a . ; » sh a, oF th
(2 ow not have oceurred.” Th vestigation than the late Chief |immediate and drastic legislation! <1 gay or May, A. D. 1916, ar
Evening News placarded Lon-' Secretary for Ireland. ito divert more of it to American| ot k in afternoon, and you
. oi ee ee * i are r t to attend either in}
don with big bills reading “Bir- | It may be unfortunate for | ports. | pe entative '
rell must go.” | Mr. Birrell that he is reeog-| ; Al must be fled, accompanied
a resu al cure..i 5 hk 3 jeciaration, within thirty
As a result of all this hews-| ised as the star humorist of (“THE GODDESS” AT THE jays of the date of this notice, and to
paper clamor, the Rt. Hon.| the House, even his most ser- WESTHOLME THEATRE ©"! mer to ve, Ms com
ugt — , wea Tl jmust be fled on or before the day of
Augustine Birrell has gone : ious speeches being studde« re meeting
When the press and the public} with witticisms which on many| Tonight, the eighth episode of} AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that after
avin’ Sei ii eT ae . 2 | su st mention the will
have calmed down to normal} occasions have got under the|““The Goddess” will be screened | poe ater po so ees ae
temperature they will probably! skin of his opponents. It is|at the Westholme. This great! insolvent amon co 4
claims of which he

realize
in Ireland was liable to happen.
no matter who was Chief Sec-

that such a disturbance | ust possible that this quality
may have brought many indi-
viduals and several newspapers
may te look upon this illustrious

retary for Ireland and it

be that they will discover that minister as a man who took
if there were any meglect it nothing seriously.
was on the part of someone in Pa

NOTES AND COMMENTS

Ireland, and not in London.

 

The Irish Secretaryship is a
political position and the hold-| Hannington seemed to be quite
er of the portfolio has neverjcertain that Bowser knew that h-
been looked upon as a com-| was getting $2,000 “commission
bined chief of police and com-|in the court house site deal, but

mander-in-chief of the Irish|now that the premier says he does
forces. The secretary is locat- | not remember anything about it,
ed at Downing Street, London,.|Hannington is quite willing to

and his knowledge of what is|change his mind to suit Bowser’s

transpiring in Ireland is gath-| memory,
ered solely from reports of} pt RB. 2
heads of departments in Ire-| The effects of the terrible

Jand. If reports of threatened | slau

and!

ghter before Verdun are now
felt in Germany and the
women whose husbands, sons and

sent in
the
there is

rebellion
nothing
ment, then
son to blame the man in power

London, but, if the disturb-
ance was a sudden outbreak as /the

were being

done by govern-
good rea-|brothers are being sacrificed are
They have
bullets, but
day is coming when this ar-

longer be effec-

\clamoring for peace.

been answered with

a result of secret meetings,'gument will no

carried out without discovery tive.

by the Royal Irish Constabul- 9 Si ee

ary, the only fault to be found! John L. Sullivan must be an
will be that that body did not | ardent searcher after the truth

make the discovery, when he

pays a jail-bird’s fine to

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of all and singular.certain parcel or tract
of land and premfses situate, lying, and
being in the City of Prince Rupert in the
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Dated at the Land Registry Office, at
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British Columbia, this 19th day of January,
A. D. 1916.

H. F. MACLEOD, District Registrar.

 

 

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