PREVENT
FOREST
FIRES
-IT
PAYS!
Happy
1
'Ihe
nan
who
is
Inmly
Andy
And
nappy
is
.
.
....Wltr
'ltwi
linnan
nnil
lip
dtsnnsilion
.'of
the
folks
-
.
...
Ill)
'"'
rin
hi
..,.fist
rnriflll
'.
W
iL-ilt
anil
it.Anilv
linvp
Mm
nmliillnn
my
nlmul
jour
inclina-
0HSr
;
.
See
our
display
of
Stanley
a
ip
Hnunra
i
nn
h.
rirpn
aien
Hardware
lo.
The
Handy
Andy
Store.
Hardware
and
Sporting
Goods
n
a
Aun
inn.
1
SUMMER
EXCURSION
TICKETS
wn
Canada
ite
States
Triangle.
Tour
to
SPER
NATIONAL
PARK
One
way
via
Vancouver.
4
I
I
O
H
lJl
.
City
Ticket
Office,
528
Third
Ave.,
Prince
Rupert
lluiiD
tkww
ow
Showing!
adies'
Sport
Felt
Hats
"n
m
m
At
Hata
r-f
air
rii
J
"DEMERS"
er
nn
m
rnanR
a
j
Dllrd
In
Bulk.
At
$10.00
per
ton.
entirely
rrm
fmm
aunt,
rllnkpra-
"n(
laitiH
in
iije
cujr
bib
uuw
n
It
Id.
.nllulii
..Unfa.
IafW
Delivered
In
Sack.
At
$12.50
per
ton.
r
ire
iiso
Affnis
lor
me
nrnoun
A
nvcuiru
inn
i
ininrnii
and
TELKWA
COALS.
ninrrt
unnnnr
inni
i'n
i
nit
c
nipcn
uuqi
uu.
-
Issf
VI
af
-
Cafe
Prince
Rupert's
Leading
Restaurant.
A
Bakery
Unsurpassed
Third
Avenue.
TERM
IN
JAIL
FRAUDCHARGE
Got
$10,000
by
False
Pretenses
Says
Court
of
Plausible
Crook
WIXXIPF.O,
.Inly
Id.
a
scries
of
financial
adventures
which
began
in
London.
iKitgland,
included
many
point
k
jin
western
Canada
in
his
iliner-ary.
H.
I.
Freeman,
one
of
th
I
most
plausible
"crooks"
anil
military
imposlcrs
ha
been
run
to
earlli.
He
is
now
serving
time
in
a
lulled
Slates
prison
for
man
i-
pulaling
worthless
cheques,
af-i
ler
extensive
operations
in
many
slates
of
Ihe
Union.
Free
ma
ii
is
well
remeinhercd
liy
business
men,
veteran
organ
izations,
military
authorities
and
Ipolice
of
many
cilies
in
Western
AGan.ula.
He
rame
lo
Winnipeg
!
early
in
October,
1P23,
under
the
jiiame
of
Kennelli
MacLcllan,
V.C,
M.C.,
D.S.O..
bearing
cx-
relleul
references
from
former
jemployern
in
Kngland.
For
a
lime
after
his
arrival,
Freeman
spied
out
Hie
laud
seeking
such
a
position
as
would
liccome
a
man
with
alleged
dis.
linguishcd
military
record.
Dur
ing
this
period
he
occasionally
adopted
the
lilies
of
Lieut.
-Hoi.
and
a
Hi
x
ed
o
his
signature
the
military
honors
of
foreign
lands.
Commercial
Traveller
So
good
an
impression
did
Ihe
"Colonel"
create
that
he
was
employed
by
several
influential
firms
in
Winnipeg
as
a
commercial
traveller
to
cover
western
territory.
Prior
to
his
departure
to
Ihe
district
assigned
liiin.
freeman
attempted
lo
obtain
sums
of
money
on
the
strength
of
his
military
standing.
He
also
addressed
several
of
the
fraternal
and
local
service
organization,
but
eventually
was
branded
as
a
"fakir"
by
veteran
hodfec
and
military
authorities.
I'ily
and
provincial
police
en
deavored
lo
locale
the
masqtlc-
rader,
but
he
proved
a
"will-n'-
the
wisp."
Tidings
of
him
came
:il
various
limes
from
points
all
over
Western
i.anaua.
lie
was
known
to
have
stayed
at
one
of
the
leading,
hotels
in
Calgary,
Alia.,
and
maintaining
his
bogus
rank,
proceeded
to
Ihe
Pacific
coast,
adding
additional
victims
lo
his
list
as
he
moved
on.
The
aulhorilies
stuck
with
de-terminal
inn
and
persistence
to
their
lask
of
investigation.
II
was
discovered
I
hat
he
had
made
his
way
inli
the
United
Slates,
where
it
is
said
he
continued
his
activities.
Met
Waterloo
!..
II..
I.-
.......
I.
.l
ll.ifToln
I'lnHll
in-
n-iiuin-M
muumhj,
at
Auburn,
N.Y.
WATER
NOTICE.
(DIrtlon
and
Ut)
ror
permission
to
Purchase
the
follow-In
described
lands;
Cnmtnenrln
at
a
post
the
month
of
Hupert
Creek,
one
mile
east
of
OnMen
Oale
on
Taa-lsh
Lake,
thence
south
twenty
chain,
thence
west
to
shore
line,
thence
along-
shore
line
to
point
of
commencement,
RE0INJLD
BROOK.
April
it,
tii.
FRECKLES
Don't
Hide
Them
With
a
Veil;
Remove
Them
With
Othlne
Double
Strength
This
preparation
for
the
removal
of
freckles
is
so
successful
in
removing
freckles
and
giving
a
clear,
beautiful
complexion
that
it
is
sold
under
guarantee
to
refund
the
money
if
it
fails.
Don't
hide
your
freckles
under
n
veil;
get
an
ounce
of
'Olhine
and
remove
them.
Kven
the
first
few
applications
should
show
a
wonderful
improvement,
some
of
Ihe-
lighter
freckles
vanishing
entirely.
He
sure
lo
ask
the
druggist
for
Ihe
double
strength
Olhine;
it
in
this
that
js
sold
on
the
money-back
guarantee.
Slenhouse.
Ltd.,
35
SI.
Francois
Xavier
SI.,
Montreal,
Que.
NAVAL
REVIEW
END
NEXT
WEEK
Nearly
Two
Hundred
Vessels
to
be
Reviewed
by
King
George
at
Splthead
LONDON,
July
10.
On
Palur-day
of
next
week
there
will
be
n
monster
review
of
Ihe
fleet
by
King
Oeorge
at
Spilhead.
The
vessels
assembled
then
will
be
more
numerous
'and
of
greater
gross
lonnage
than
the
total
assembled
lo
be
reviewed
by.
(he
inspection
of
the
Dominion
premiers
last
November.
Preparations
are
being
made
for
excursions
lo
the
south
of
Kngland
from
all
parts
of
the
Kingdom
and
from
I
lie
European
continent.
The
total
number
of
vessels
l
be
present
will
be
197
of
winch
8!
belong
to
the
Atlantic
fleel,
G
lo
Ihe
reserve
fleel
and
Ihe
remainder
lo
Ihe
instructional
de
partments.
There
will
be
ten
battleship,
one
battle
cruiser,
nine
light
cruisers,
two
aircraft
carriers,
inn
destroyers.
28
submarines,
3(5
mine
sweepers,
and
1
i
depot
ships.
More
Available
Large
as
this
Jil
is,
it
does
not
include
all
Ihe
available
ships
of
Hie
Itoyal
Navy
in
commission
Notable
absentees
are
Ihe
ballle-
diips
Ajax
and
Thunderer,
the
hips
Of
Ihe
senior
officers
in
the
Reserve
Fleel
at
the
Nore
and
Plymouth
respectively;
Ihe
depol-
sliips
Hecla,
Dido,
and
Hlenheim,
and
Ihe
monitors
which
arc
now
employed
as
turret
drill
ships.
Nor
is
any
mention
nwtde
of
Ihe
driflers
which
are
attached
to
Hie
various
squadrons
for
transport
and
supply
purposes
and
jwhich
played
a
useful
pari
in
Ihe
war.
The
number
of
admirals
N.Y..
and
ulli.nalely
was
arrest
-tfy,nr
tMr
fafS
wi
TAKE
ISOTICE
Hut
Hume
B.
BiblnKtmi.
occasion
whose
ad1rri
is
mispu.
i
ny
t
llrrnce
to
take
anil
ue
5.0U0
(rations
of
wait-r
out
or
n
iiniuiui-u
inn,
.-twill
be
diverted
from
tlie
pond
at
tP0"1
..n.,
f
Mork
ina
n
I.
7.
plan
Otn,
Oueen
Ctiarlotle
Islands,
and
will
lie
used
I
nn.i.a
nrw.n
the
lime
fie
srrlbed
as
block
19
D.U
7.
Plan
946,
Vueen
Charlotte
Wand.
Tlila
notlre
was
P'tel
on
the
zround
oil
the
Ivth
day
or
May,
18J4.
A
ropv
of
thl
notlre
ami
an
anpi.
t-atlon
pursuant
thereto
arnl
to
the
"ater
Art.
IBM."
will
be
riled
In
the
ofrireof
the
Water
Recorder
at
Prince
Hupert.
Jb-lections
to
the
application
may
be
filed
with
the
aald
Water
lleconier
or
wllh
tlie
Comptroller
of
Water
nitrhts.
parltaiiient
tliuldlnirs,
Vl.-torU.
B.C..
within
flfly
days
arter
the
first
appearanre
of
this
notlre
In
a
local
newspaper.
The
dote
of
the
first
publication
of
this
notlre
Is
May
6th,
t84'
i
It.
B
PAntMOTON.
Applicant
RAILWAY
TIES.
The
Canadian
.NaTlonal
Hallways
are
In
Ihe
market
to
purchase
tlwlr
tie
requirement
for
1015.
Parlies
wlshlnr
to
pro-dure
lies
for
the
Hallway
Company
f-honld
rotnnmnlraie
with
Mr.
V.
II.
Oram.
Tie
Arenl,
Hooin
H0l,
Canadian
.National
.-press
Rulldlnr,
Montreal.
One.,
on
or
before
Aumist
&th.
194.
and
Rive
the
fn.
lowlnar
Infonnallon:
The
location
of
the
iintiip
frfiin
u-hirh
Omi
ties
are
to
be
pro
duced.
The
kind
or
timber.
Quantity
or
ties,
either
sawn
or
hewn,
as
for
as
pos-slble,
ties
must
be
produced
on
Canadian
National
lines.
LAND
ACT.
Atlln
Land
District,
Take
Notice
that
niatrlet
Af
Caialar
heirlnald
Brook,
or
Atlln.
occupation
miner,
intends
to
apply
Planted
fine
hundred
yards
to
the
east
or
be
six,
en
in
tnai,
rny
...
v,
'"
leaded
by
Admiral
Sir
John
l.
de
oDiaining
iu,uu..
oy
hum.
y
Hobofkt
,
A,antic
Fleet
Com
I
a
-
a
l.'st
t
n
ti
wrft
i
A
Jin
VI
I
Oil
'
.
i.-.ir.
.
M-y.......
....
-
.mander-ln-Chfer,
or
seven
if,
as
and
given
an
indeterminate
sen-lal
hp
coronation
llfrview.
the
lence
of
thtee
years
in
prison
jciommanilor
in-CIiiof
at
Ports
mouth
(Admiral
Sir
Sydney
Fre
mantle
also
moves
his
flag
from
jthe
Victory
lo
a
seagoing
ship
for
SELLS
ART
TREASURES
LONDON,
July
17.
The
Prin
cess
Hoval.
mot
tier
of
Princess
Arthur
of
Oounaught,
has
joined
those
people
who
have
been
turning
Iheir
Ireasures
into
hard
cnslu
The
Princess
has
or
dored
about
forty
pictures,
in
eluding
some
old
masters,
lo
be
offered
at
auction
next
month.
Prosperous
advertising
means
rmmlttr
continuous
ndve.rtlsinir
IN
THE
COUNTY
COURT
OF
PRINOE
RUPERT.
In
the
Walter
of
the
Estate
of
Robert
J.
Wallace,
of
Atlln.
In
the
County
of
Prince
Rupert,
In
tlie
Province
of
llrlllsh
Columbia,
Iieceased.
who
died
on
the
tst
it.iv
of
Anrll.
1BJ3.
MIITICK
Is
lieniiv
itlven
that
hv
an
order
of
Ills
Honour
F.
Mrli.
Youn.
Judre
of
tlie
County
(jiiiit.
dated
the.
Win
uay
or
APi-ll.
ISil.
the
unitemlirned
was
appointed
administrator
or
the
estate
or
ine
anove-
naiiieil
dm-eased.
And
notlre
1
hereby
ftirther
(riven
that
all
persona
havlnr
rl
ins
aralnst
the
said
estate
are
renulred
to
file
such
claims
duly
verified
under
on
Hi.
with
mn
on
or
Derore
me
tain
nav
or
.surtisi.
aiur
which
date
I
will
prurred
to
distribute
the
assets
of
the
said
estate
anion
the
persons
entitled
thereto
bavin
reard
only
to
the
claims
of
which
I
shsM
then
have
notice,
and
I
will
not
be
liable
for
said
assets
or
any
part
thereof,
to
any
person
of
whose
claim
f
fhall
not
then
have
received
not
ce.
Dated
at
Atlln,
B.C.,
this
toth
day
or
June,
ivii.
C.
L.
MONROE
Official
Admininrator.
VANDERBILT
AT
ALBERNII,
Los
Angeles
Boy
Publisher
Writes
Editorial
from
British
Columbia
Holiday
Resort
In
an
editorial
.
article
in
Ihe
Los
Angeles
Illustrated
News
which'
he
owns
and
edits,
Cor
nelius
Vanderbilt;
jr.
writes
from
Port
Alberni
an
editorial
article
as
follows
''Twilight
in
i'lie'
tti-eaf
North
west.
You.
who
will
travel
no
here
this
season
d'n"your
vacation,
will
take
hack
home
with
you
something
of
the
essence
of
Hie
beauty
of
the
enchantment
of
this
time
of
Ihe
day
in
this
great
country.
"In
California
night
'comes
up
like
thunder'
after
the
setting
of
the
sun,
bill
here,
for
many
minnles,
aften
for
hours,
after
the
sun
has
totally
disappeared,
there
is
still
plenty
of
light.
Your
publisher
is
writing
these
lines
in
the
twilight
and
it
is
past
10
o'clock
it
makes
one
think.
The
realization
of
things
is
stronger,
more
forceful,
more
real.
Glow
of
Sunset
Your
publisher
is
seated
on
a
huge
mossy
rock
looking
up
along
a
narrow
valley
of
water,
an
arm
of
Ihe
lake
that
stretch
es
for
miles
and
is
full
of
shadows,
lo
a
great
mass
of
mountains
lifted
.
ihtb
sunny
summits.
TJiere
is.
-a
glow
of
sunset
more
golden'
-
fit
an
.
any
oilier
tiling
in
Ihe
world.
On
Ihe
left
of
Ihe
lake
one
can
see
Ihe
purple
haze
sleal
oul
softly
.silently
from
the
hills
and
creep
higher
up
Hie
slow,
quiet
slope
of
Ihe
mountains,
-
uri
Ihe
mountain
wall
thai
slu,ud
steep
and
dark
on
either
side
of
Ihe
lake.
Night
has
come
lo
a
portion
of
Ihe
lake,
yet
the
high
snows
are
still
golden
in
(lie
sunset.
I'he
steep
wall?
on
eilher
side
of
Ihe
lake
are
all
lost
in
night,
but
great
wide
cres(s
above
them
are
changing
from
golden
lo
crimson
and
from
crimson
lo
ash
as
though
the
sun
had
burnt
oul.
Something
Greater
In
Ihe
most
intense
moment
of
(he
twilight',
one
has
a
sense
somehow
of
the
beauty
of
things
sinking
deep
into
one's
soul
as
in
a
great,
voiceless,
never-lobe-worded
ecstasy
and
praise.
One
seems
lo
feel
thai
whatever
else
of
life
fails,
each
hour
here
can
"bring
new
lights
and
shadows,
a
love
of
people,
trf
life.
of
service,
of
something
greater!
than
one's
own
small
pari
in.
the
rendering
of
it.
It
seems
as
though
Ihe
great.
vast
world
was
made
for
one
to
turn
lo,
lo
find
Ihe
fulness
ofl
giving
and
of
receiving,
of
help
ing
lo
give
and
lo
be
taken.
A
sense
of
sharing,
of
taking
up
one's
own
part,
of
making
one's
own
way
in
a
great
spnere
through
a
dim
rcali.ntloii
of
unity
and
elerhily
which
alone
make
life
worthwhile.
Way
of
Escape
And,
behind
one.
a
great
ball
of
opalescence
is
rising
Ihe
cold,
grim
moon.
It
seems
lo
hang
in
the
twilight;
stay
with
one
marvelous
black
pine
tree,
green,
I
hen
black,
agaiiist
tlie
orange;
and
suddenly
across
Ihe
moon
and
the
pine
a
great
wild
goose
has
laken
its
heavy
flight.
Like
us
who
live
in
the.
cities,
it
comes
from
places
of
noise
and
is
looking
for
some
way
to
escape
from
turmoil
ami
dingi-ness.
There
must
be
some
refuge
somewhere,
somehow.
Then
night
closes.,
soflly
around
and
the
chill
of
Ihe
lake
arises
again.
Darkness
has
come,
another
night
has
begun;
Wo
are
ready
for
dreamland.
What
of
tomorrow?
SOCIALISTS
INCREASE
HKIU.IX,
July
17.
Figures
made
public
al
Ihe
recent
national
convention
of
the
Socialist
parly
of
Germany
show
thai
the
parly
has
1,200,000
members
who
pay
dues,
of
whom
130,000
are
women.
The
party
how
has
109
newspapers.
in
i
77
"AF
that
Saved
a
City
JHl
ome
was
being
attacked.
The
massive
walls
were
XV
breached.
The
enemies
pressed
hard
on
every
side.
To
the
north,
the
invaders
crept
stealthily
through
the
night
to
storm
the
gates.
In
the
dark,
they
stumbled
on
a
flock
of
geese.
The
fowls
cackled
loud
and
long
the
sentries
heard
and
Rome
was
saved.
Advertising
is
continually
saving
something
for
someone.
It
will
save
for
you,
too,
if
you
use
it
properly.
It
will
save
you
money
by
pointing
out
real
bargains,
by
telling
you
of
true
values,
by
giving
you
prices
to
compare
and
by
telling
you
how
much
you
should
pay.
It
will
save
you
time
and
effort
by
telling
you
exactly
where
and
when
to
go
for
what
you
want
to
buy.
You
don't
have
to
"shop
around."
It
will
save
you
disappointment
by
telling
you
just
what
you
can
expect
from
your
purchases.
Every
time
a
merchant
or
manufacturer
advertises,
he
obliges
himself
to
sell
you
goods
that
fulfil
his
claims.
He
knows
it
doesn't
pay
to
advertise
unworthy
wares.
Read
the
advertisements
as
a
plain,
every-day
business
proposition.
It
is
a
duty
you
owe
yourself
and
your
purse.
The
advertisements
will
help
you
save
STOCK
ISLANDS
FUR
ANIMALS
Alaska
Industry
to
be
Developed
Through
Agency
of
U.S.
Government
JUXKAU,
Aug.
17.
After
at
slated
that
elk,
moose
or
deer
would
timl
conditions
very
suitable
for
Iheir
life.
As
soon
as
Ihe
biological
survey
could
complete
its
report,
Walker
continued,
the
bureau
will
ask
congress
lo
appropriate
a
stilllcieiil
fund
to
stock
Kodiak
and
the
other
extreme
islands
with
wild
fur
bearing
game,
and
less
wild
fur
animals
than
any
of
the"
other
outlying
coast
districts.
Therefore,
it
is
the
Intention
of
the
bureau
to
devote
more
attention
In
the
next
few
years
lo
Kodiak
and
other
adjacent
districts.
Introduce
Fur
Bearers
"While
my
mission
was
principally
lo
attend
the
meeting
of
the
fur
farmers,"
said
Walker,
"1
also
looked
into
the
advisability
of
introducing
valuable
fur
bearing
and
game
animals
ino
the
Kodiak
group.
The
residents
fending
the
organization
of
Iheiof
Ihe
islands
liave
no
fur
bear-
Kur
Farmers
on
Kodiak
Island
anil
making
a
reconnaisanee.
of
the
island
and
other
islands
in
the
vicinity,
K.
1'.
Walker,
chief
of
the
biological
survey,
and
Ifhief
fur
wanle;i
of
Ihe
terri
tory,-
is
planning
lo
nsk
congress
for
an
appropriation
In
(slock
these
places
with
wild
fur
hearing
game.
Walker
has
Just
relurned
to
his
headquarters
here.
In
Ihe
reconnaissance
Walker
weul
as
far
west
as
the
western
extremity
of
Shoepack
Island.
He
stales
that
Ihe
conditions
prevalent
on
lliese
islands
show
ing
animals
in
a
wild
stale
savej
the
red
fox,
land
otter,
enninei
and
large
brown
bear.
After
covering
practically
all
of
the
island
groups
I
have
determined,
that
mink
and
marten
would
thrive
in
many
portions.
(iame
propagation
is
being
worked
on,
i
and
if
Ihe
thing
is
practicable
and
advisable,
before
next
session
of
Congress,
I
will
submit
a
comprehensive
report
on
conditions,
and
the
bureau
will
then
Iry
to
get
funds
for
the
purpose
of
stocking.
Ihe
islands.
Jtecause
of
the
scarcity
of
game
and
fur
bearing
animals
in
this
favorable
(hat
marten,
mink,
beaver,
land
district,
the
bureau
will
favor
oiler,
will
all'
Ihrive
in
all
Ihe.
giving
them
precedence
over!
island
streams.
Also,
Walker
lolher
sections
until
such
lime
as
enough'
of.
these
animals
have
been
slocked
lo
insure
a
steady
supply.
Deer,
moose
and
elk
would
probably
thrive
on
these
islands,
and
their
presence
would
insure
both
sport,
and
a
con-slant
meat
supply
in
season."
EVEN
MORE
Caller
Is
your
mother
en-gageil?"
'
netty
I
think
she's
marrie.fi
Judge.
s
r
vaji
ux
v
The
modem
woman
rejoicing
that
the
world
is
returning
lo
sanity
and
glad
apparel
continues
to
save
money
by
practising
a
wise
wardrobe
economy.
Dainly
Dorothy
tells
'
her
friends
of
Ihe
wonderful
savings
she
has
made
by
having
us
clean
her
frocks
and
suits.
T;.::iiyrsi7J
PHONE
8
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PRI
N
Ctr-RU
PE
RT
Fresh
MILK
and
Cream
From
Quick,
B.C.
Any
quantity
delivered
daily.
Prompt
Karly
Morning
Delivery.
VALENTIN'S
Dairy
Phone
657,
MoBrlde
Street.