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MX
THE
OAIU
TOW
8
Dr.
E.
S.
Tait
DENTIST
Helgorson
Block,
Prince
flu
port,
B.O.
Offico
Hours
U
lo
0.
X-Ray
Sarvloft
Phono
686.
Open
Tuesday,
Thursday
and
Saturday
hvenings
POSED
AS
HERO
WAS
MURDERER
Couni
von
Walo.es,
Protege
of
the
Ex-Ka'per,
Turns
Out
to
be
Notorious
Jaenlcke
l.(i.yl.,
.ov.
i.
-
Uiven
uj
special
audience
at
Doom
liy
the'
exiled
ex-kaiser
as
one
who
had
suffered
much
for
the
House
of
'llnlieiuollern
al
the
hands
of
the
French
invaders.
"Count
von
Walges"
turns
out
to
he
none'
other
than
the
notorious
Jae
nicke,
ex-poller,
murderer,
escaped
lunatic
and
cunning
des-j
jpoiler
of
trusting
women.
For
the
past
six
years
the
I...
.
I
1.
..111...
Ullllll
IlilN
IH'CII
travelling
1
lilV
I
II
I
ITfH
through
(iermany,
Austria,
and
Holland,
receiving
marks
of
popular
sympathy
and,
being
honored
hy
German
and
Austrian
nota
bilities
for
his
devotion
to
the
cause
of
the
fallen
llohenzot-lerns.
His
tale
was
(hat
he
and
hit
countess
were
faithful
(lerimin
restoration
of
Hie
provinces
lo
Germany,
and
in
that
role
he
was
received
as
a
national
hero
in
(iermany.
The
tale
of
his
sufferings
reached
Doom,
and
Hie
ex-kaiser
signified
a
wish
lo
rc-
WATER
NOTICE.
DUsralon
and
Un.
TAkE
.OTICE
that
Henry
C.
Gleirerli-h
asrt-nl
for
I
he
Kimlneer
Onld
Mine
Ltd,
I
nr.,
whose
address
Is
Engineer.
B.C..
will
I'I'l.v
fur
a
llcrn-e
to
lake
and
use
SO
ru.
rt.
per
fecund
or
water
out
f
Winn
Itlrer
which
ri
westerly
and
drains
Intu
Tatish
Lake
about
ivtn
and
one
hair
mile
siutli
or
the
Engineer
Mine.
The
waler
will
be
diverted
rrnm
the
stream
al
a
point
about
two
mile
from
the
ter
inlnui
or
tl.e
said
river
Into
Tairlsh
"Lake
and
will
be
used
Tor
bjdm-elrrtrlc
mwer
jurnixs
upon
the
Engineer
Mine,
whose
holdinirii
are
tirerrlljed
as
eleven
Crown
(".ranted
Mineral
Claims,
surveyed
as
Ixt
).
19.
iQ.
106,
U7.
09,
818,
9J.
vie.
u,
v;r,
ana
isi.
uroiip
i
LAND
ACT.
Notk
ef
Intantlon
to
Apptjr
to
Lsass
Land
In
Prince
Unpen
Mnd
llecordinr
IHMrlrt
or
Coast
Hanae
i,
and
situate
on
Sonlli
Itachael
Island.
TAkE
MiTICE
Hut
Alfred
swanw.n,
of
enure
unpen,
orc.rpsiion
Mariner.,
in
lends
o
applv
Tor
a
lease
of
tlie
follow
ina-
described
lands:
-
Commeneinr
al
a
pot
filanted
on
Ihe
silh
polr.t
or
Soulti
liacluiel
Island:
then
around
hlali
waler
mark
to
tlie
(Nil
nl
of
commencement,
and
rontatnlnir
i.u
acre,
more
or
less.
AI.IIlF.l)
8VVAS0.1.
Applicant
A.
E.
Wrliht,
Arent.
Haled
Oclober
Jslh.
95.
I'linre
Honert.
B.C.
Auditorium
Will
open
fur
a
nionlirs
Skating
Beginning
Tuesday
Eve.,
Sept.
15.
Afternoons
.
.
.
2
to
KveniiiKs
....
8
to
10
Good
Music
both
sessions
Competent
Instructors
lo
tea
eh
beginners.
L.
J,
Marron
-
Prop,
Phone
Black
449.
!
I
1J
Was
Nearly
Crazy
From
Headaches
Miss
K.
Brill,
579
ltedwoo.1
Atp.,
Winnipeg,
Man.,
write!
41
1
wai
troubled
with
such
severe
headaches
that
ome
time
I
w&s
nearly
crwy
with
them.
One
day
a
friepd
told,
me
about,
and
adtiacd
me
to
use
in
o
I
tried
it.
and
it
has
done
me
a
I
wrld
of
good.
I
just
took
two
and
a
half
tattles,
and
I
haven't
had
headache
for
a
Ion;;
time,
now."
Put
up
only
liy
-The
T.
Milburn
Co.,
Liniit-1,
Toronto,
Out,
ceive
Ihc
"hero"
who
had
refused
to
submit
to
the
Idack
shame
in
the
reoccupied
territory.
The
coint
was
received
as
lit"
residents
in
Alsace-Lorraine,
r
",0
"t'u,,
of
1,10
,lm,n
who
lia.l
hern
forced
I.,
snl.ii.il
l'
uoiieiizoiiern,
ami
uiey
speni
to
French
rule
when
Hie
lost
'""'
1'U"
iogfllier
discussing
i.rovinces
were
taken
over
hv,"ie
""pposetl
iiiraiuies
or
irenell
France.
One
day
one
of
the
rule
in
11,0
occupied
territories
black
Irooi.s
in
the
French
armr
(,n
"
"""alive
of
a
pnnre
ailacke.1
the
countess.
n.i
the
r
tl,e
Prussian
imperial
houi
amrrv
husban.l
killed
II...
nres-il'ublic
subscriptions
were
raised
sor
on
the
spot.
For
this
he
and;Ior
?oum
10
marK,
iwpuwr
,.
t..ii.,i
rr....
appreciation
of
his
sacrifices
for
French
territory,
and
their
goods
!
"IP
f
l!urlam).
and
von
Wafer
in,!
i..-......Miv
o,,.,ri.
i
moved
about
from
mansion
to
Received
as
Hero
mansion
ofv
the
nobility,
beirtj:
His
first
art
on
rtvaching
(Jer-
"''CivrU
everywhere
as
a
er.ii
-n
1.1
r:.is
ii..
r.r
ll
hero
for
whom
no
honor
could
expatriated
Alsatians
to
work
for
"l
rl
oisiriei.
This
notice
was
poied
im
the'nier
io
secure
ner
property.
II'
rrSS
o?
,'h'
liMd0'.,
'
,,"a"'
"'
nam
thereto
and
to
the
.Water
Act.
1911,'
wail
!Ug
Ur
execution,
he
lle
will
be
filed
In
the
nrflre
or
the
Waler
lleeorder
al
Atlln,
fix.
Objerllon
may
be
riled
with
Ihe
Mid
Water
lleeorder
or
wllh
ihe
Comptroller
or
Water
Itlghts.
rirxauieui
nui.ainir,
irtoria,
II.
C.
with
pa
lion
bnker,
Inu-nds
to
apply
tor
per-lulaslon
to
purchase
the
follow
Inir
de
scribed
iauds:
Comn.enrii.r
al
a
ruixt
nlnirf
iK.m
,.
ehalnj
outh
or
Haclne'a
I'olnt
on
the
west
iue
-ji
larisn
ijne,
aiHiui
eleven
mil--south
or
the
Yukon
boundary
line;
thence
west
10
rhalni;
thenre
north
0
rhalns;
henre
east
to
chains;
thence
noulherly
follow
fnir
a
lour
the
shore
line
or
Taalsb
Lake
lo
point
or
commencement,
said
parrel
t'oiitaininr
HO
acrea,
more
or
leas.
n.iriiLtr
noTT
pottkii.
AppltraiiL
Fred
Law
ion,
a
rem
lilrt
iiru
!
MINERAL
ACT.
Cartlfkat
of
Ifnorar
tmanta
Spokane
Mineral
Claim,
iltuale
In
Tie
Atlln
Mtnlnr
nlrltinn
of
Caular
District,
nt
the
west
side
r.r
Blr
Horn
Htver
pj
tne
eal
rr
and
adjolnlnt
ttw
Edwin
Mineral
Claim.
TAkE
NOTICE
that
I.
Fred
l.awtoii.
iRent
for
Ante
Law
son.
Free
Miner's
Crrlirieale
Sf
?0?l&r.
Intends
.
slits
dava
from
the
date
hereof,
lo
apnly
lo
ihe
Ti.n.na
necorner
rnr
a
irurieate
or
im-nnivement.
for
ihe
pwrtvrte
nt
otitalnlnt
crown
orani
or
the
atiove
rlaim.
And
tiirther
lake
notice
thai
action.
undir
section
J7.
must
be
romnieneed
tie
rore
the
Issue
rr
such
Certificate
or
Im
provemenst.
oaieo
inis
lain
nar
or
snr.ii
s
i
Behind
Prison
Bars
A
few
weeks
ago
soiiielhinp
lnppened
lo
oa
use
both
the
French
and
Ihe
lterlin
police
lo
make
inquiries
into
I
be
past
of
Mho
"Hero
Oounl
of
Thionville."
as
he
had
come
lo
be
known
and
it'
was
ascertained
that
vim
Walges
and
Jaenicke
wen
on.
and
(he
same
man,
with
Ihe
result
that
the
"hero
and
mar-lyr"
is
now
once
more
behind
prison
bars
iju
l.erlin.
Twenty-five
years
ago
Jaenicke,
who
was
a
poller,
began
lo
dabble
in
spiritualism.
This
brought
him
into
contact
willi
a
young
dressmaker
named
Louisa
Hergner,
whom
lie
poisoned
in
veloped
symptoms
of
madness
and
was
removed
lo
a
liin.it
i
asylum,
where
he
remained
uni
t
In
thirty
day
arter
the
at
apitearanee
imlilical
Ironliles
iniiniis
in
in
lierm.-mv
uinil.iuy
in
in
Ihu
notire
in
a
loeal
iievfpir.
The',
.
date
or
the
first
publication
or
this
n
'I'JIH,
enabled
him
to
escape
lite
It
Ihe
S
(til
day
of
October.
185
l-..Vii;hhll
liOLU
MI.UKS
LTD,
I.NC.
Henry
C.
i;ieirrrlchf
Agent.
LAND
ACT.
In
the
Atlln
Land
PUtrlct
of
Ca.slar.
TAkE
.NOTICE
that
f.
Mlnlilet
w..n
Potter,
or
.w
York.
iis.a
M-m.
while
a
llouiinuiiisl
mob
was
raiding
Hie
asylum.
II
was
shortly
after
Ibis
Ilia
he
turned
up
in
(iermany
as
tne
"hero,"
uiovins
about
lo
receive
recognition
for
his
"heroism,"
he
made
the
acquaintance
of
a
lady
who
was
a
countess
in
Iter
own
right.
He
assumed
the
rank
of
count,
and
look
over
the
care
of
(ho
children
of
the
counlPs
as
well
as
Ihe
family
eslats.
Until
I
lie
police
inquiries
revealed
Ihe
facts
of
his
pas!
laeuicke
wa
one
of
Ihe
leaders
of
the
monarchist
parly
in
tier
many,
and
he
was
recognized
as
one
of
t
lie
uieitiums
for
direct
communication
between
Ihe
ex
kaiser
and
his
sympathizer.
TIMBER
SALE,
X
7475.
healed
Tender
will
lie
reeelvetl
liy
tile
Minister
uf
Muds
al
Vlrtnrla
mil
la-.er
ilia
n
inxn
chi
tlie
lilh
li)
uf
uvrmler,
I
Dili,
fur
tlie
nurrtiase
uf
l.lreiu
e
X74
7I,
tu
rul
,!(,
UOV
feel
uf
Xini'r,
lleinMk
aiKl
Cedar
on
an
artu
situated
nil
tlin
south
side
of
lwm
Island,
llirhanlstin
!
Inlet,
oueen
charlotte
Islands.
Two
j
yiars
will
lie
allowed
for
removal
nt
limlter.
Further
partlrulars
or
llie
chief
Fores
-ler,
Virinria.
H.0,
or
Instrlct
Forester,
I'rlurejtuperl,
ll.c.
TIMBER
SALE
X7475.
Sealed
Tendi
rs
will
lie
.
received
by
llie
Minister
nt
I.ai.il
al
VlrtorU
IKil
later
than
ihhiii
on
the
lfth
day
of
Vovemhir,
Itii.
(Tor
llie
purrliase
of
l.lrenre
X:i75,
to
cut
J.U06.0OU
reel
of
"pnjre,
llcrnlork
and
Cedar
un
an
are:i
situated
on
Ihe
south,
side
or
Tanoo
Island,
iiirriarasou
imet.
ijueen
i.naruiue
isundi
Two
(in
year
will
tie
allowed
foi
re
iimval
of
tlmlier.
Further
naHlrular
of
the
chler
Fores-
ler.
Vlrtnrla,
B.C.,
or
District
Forester,
I'n'iire
Hni'erl,
nf..
TIMBER
SALE
X7427
hKM.i:ii
TF..MFII4
will
lie
received
lit
Ihe
Minister
or
Lands
at
Victoria
not
later
llian
noon
on
llw
I21li
day
or
.oveniiier
1115,
Tor
Uie
imrclMse
or
Lli-ence,
X7ti7.
lo
cut
1.:)
It,
Oil
I)
reel
or
Somen,
lleiiilmk,
ana
Cedar
on
1,01
tain,
l.iua
island,
Kkide
vale
Inlet,
oueen
Charlotte
Island
lilt
irlet.
Two
Oi
years
will
lie
allowed
ror
re
moval
or
tllulier.
Further
narilrnlnrs
of
the
Chief.
For
esirr.
Vlrtnrla,
li.C.
or
IMslrlct
Forester,
rrinee
niipert,
n
i..
.
CASSIAR
LAND
DISTRICT.
Recording
District
of
Tslsgrsph
Craak.
TAklV
MITI'.K
thai
John
Jacoh
Fowler,
or
ureal
uiai-ier,
stikine,
rancner,
in
tends
to
apply
for
jierniisslon
tn
pur1
rhase
the
'
follnwlnir
desrrilied
lands:
Cninnienrtnir
at
a
rxist
planted
nn
the
west
hsnk
or
the
Sllklne
lilver.
near
the
flreat
dlarler.
at
sninlieasl
coiner;
thence
runnins
north
in
mains;
thence
in
a
westerly
direction
jn
chains;
jherire
In.
a
southerly
dirrrllon
Jfl
chains:
thence
In
an
easterly
direction
10
chains,
to
coin
Inenceinent
post.
Dated
A.UKUU
flit,
1955.
JO
H.N
JACOB
tUVVLKB,
PUNISH
PARENT
!
NOT
CHILDREN
Visitor
From
Canada
to
Russia
Sees
Great
Changes
In
That
j
Country
j
IIAFFOIU),
istsk..
Nov.
5.
Ie-
.
.
i
..t
n..
the
ciglil-year
line
01
y,.
s.
fonditivjiis
in
llussia
a
e
V'Ty
tuiscllled
tlay,
na
M.
Voloshin.
it
newcomer
"
-om
Soviet
t
krfime
and
a
jtrad-itai'
ol
one
tif
tlie
Soviet
IhkIi
c(uols.
!
l'nsonal
properly,
lie
says,
ts
still
rather
insecure
on
account
of
ilepiadalions
id
bamlits
and
thieves,
while
Ihe
juiu'ruincnl
is
almost
enlirery
under
the
control
of
the
communists,
the
vast
number
of
whom.
arcordiiiK
lo
Mr.
Voloshin
ufe
youths.
The
villase
life,
lie
said,
is
enlirely
different
lo
what
it
n.ed
to
be.
Instead
of
a
"slarosta"
or
overseer,
the
villas'
now
is
ruled
by
a
society.
In
the
communily
there
are"
various
political
organizations,
'
chiefly
pro-eoinnuinis-lic
and
which
exercise
a
powerful
influence
over
the
populace.
There
are
Hie
commttees
ofi
small
land
owners
and
the
"pioneers"
both
bodies
operating
as
a
kind
of
elementary
school
of
training.
To
Ueconw
a
full-riodgeil
Communist,
a
youth
niifsl
have
served
his
apprenticeship
in
either
of
these
Junior
parties.
These
tw
political
organizations.
.Mr.
Voloslnii
asserted,
are
all-powerful
fit
the
villages
and
cities
and
aUhough
they
are
in-
deiMHidcut
of
the
government.
exercise
a
slnniK
influence
I
hew.
Teachers'
Position
Instruction
in
the
schools
is
now
giveu
in
bolli
I'krainian
ami
ItusMi.in.
These
language
are
usel
for
extensive
Communist
propaganda.
I'tinishmeut
of
pupils
in
or
out-of
school
is
pro-bibileal
Jiy
lavvj
but
the
teacher
or
parent
can
lie
punished
uion
the
ctiilds
owft
complaint.
A
goml
crop
this
year,
and
a
recent
edict
bringing
about
a
drastic
lax
reduction.
Mr.
Volo
shin
said,
has
greatly
slrcnglh-
ciumI
the
morale
of
Ihe
peasants
generally,
but
farming
method
in
Itussia.
he
intimated,
were
very
anlupiaieii
when
eontpare.!
with
those
li
Iki
,-ilready
ob-!
served
in
Canada.
JAPANESE
LAND
GREAT
BRITAIN
Fl
by
Way
of
S
bcKa
and
Rus
sia
and
One
Makes
Bad
Landing
on
Arrival
Tlr'
fimr
Japanese
aiiiiit'ii
wli.-
have
ien
flyiitK
from
Tokyo
hy
way
uf
Siberia
and
Iluiia
reached
Kiislanil
on
Monday
after
dark
ami
were
enierhiiiied
al
a
oine-
vvhal
delayed
dinner
nl
Ihe
Japanese
Kmlia.ssy
in
the
evening,
nay.i
the
I.nmlon
Time.
The
la.l
lafre
of
Hi!
Journey
were
allemlcii
by
a
distinct
atpice
of
adventure
and
moiiic
risk,
ovv-
ink
lo
Ihe
late
Jiour
at
which
Uiey
leii
I
lencii
coll
lo
eroi
the
(Channel.
In
the
gatlierini?
dusk
ami
m
i
I
they
iiiistnok
.tlien
direction,
and,
instead
of
arriv-
iu;
at
about
5
JO
at
Croydon,
where,
a
larae
rnlherins
of
offi
cial
icpie.eiitaliv3!s
of
the
Alp(
Min.i.Htry
and
of
Ilritiiih
aviation
were
awaiting
them,
fhey
landed
al
Karnhnrouzh.
where
one
of
the
marines
turned
on
ilis
noxa
in
!omf
rough
ground,
IhoiiKti
fortunately
willmul
injury
to
the
occupant.il.
Major
Abe,
vuio
i
accom
panied
by
Mechanician
Shino-
vvara.
laudctl
nafely
un
llie
larvte
aerodrome
of
(he
lloyal
Aircraft
IvHlaliiislniii'nl,
hut
hit
compari-ion,
Mr.
Kawachi,
with
U
mech
anician,
Kutafiri,
had
lo
land
:n
a
.mall
i-oukIi
field.
Tho
pro
peller
was
smashed,
but
Other
wise
no
iiariutiso
was
uone,
ami
Captain
I'.
T.
Cntirlney.
who
hap
pened
to
be
lost
Ins
a
machine
al
''ariihorouh,
av
the
mishai
and
at
once
molored
out
lo
the
field.
Then,
on
Icarnin?
thai
the
visitor
were
duo
at
llie
.lapaueoo
l.mhiUMy
at
H,
promplly
ed
lo
motor
the
parly
up
town,
and
by
thin
mean
Uiey
were
able
io
join
their
compatriot)
find
other
yuestH
at
llio
Japanexe
AiubaMHitdor's
rcHlence
in
Gro.-venor
eitiarc
at,
'J
o'clock.
Major
Ab68
Story
Later
Major
Abe
pave
an
explanation
of
their
uiUadventiirn,
mid
it
in
nviijcjit
that
considcr-able
ttond
forttino
had
allcndcd
them,
for
Ihey
had
no
idea
when
RRITISH
COLUMBIA
The
Mineral
Province
of
Western
Canada
TO
END
OF
DECEMBER,
1024.
lias
produced
Minerals
as
follows:
Placer
Hold,
$77,:i8!,t).,;i;
Lode
Ooid
tiu
,7a,IOO;
Silver.
$iS,S2i.rj7l);
Lead,
$70,51
8,578;
Copper,
t87,
.Hti,;i7H;
,,
?,
171,
107:
Miscellaneous
Minerals,
$I.WH,:t
'itl;
Coal
ami
Coke,
2lll),8H0,0i8,
Hitild'"
'
blonc,
Hrick,
Cement,
etc.,
$12,-,2:,81
1
;
imikiiig
its
Mineral
Pioduclitui
to
n,,.
,M."I?
IU2J
.show
an
Ja
Aggregate
Value
of
$859,427,386
Production
for
Year
Ending
Dec.
1924,
$48,704,604
The
Mining
Laws
of
this
Province
are
more
liberal
ami
the
fees
lower
thaii
Uic.e
,r
'
any
oilier
Province
in
(lie
Dominion,
or
an)
colony
in
llie
llrilish
Umpire
Mineral
locations
nru
granted
to
discoverers
for
nominal
fees.
Alisolulo
Titles
are
olilaiue
y
developing
such
uo.erlic,
lliu
secnrily
of
vvliirh
guaranleetl
liy
Crown
(Jrants.
roll
information
together
with
Mining
lters
aril
Mapv
may
lie
obtnincd
gr
l
i
a-ldressing
THE
HON.
THE
MINISTER
OF
MINES
.
Victoria,
British
Columbia.
N.H.
Practically
all
Hrilish
Columbia
Mineral
Properties
upon
which
.t.
work
ha
been
done
are
desrrilied
in
some
one
of
tin
Annual
lleporl
of
t!i
.,
'.,
of
Mines.
Those
ronsiileriug
iniuiiig
invetiticiils
slimild
refer
lo
un
h
repm
j
,
are
available
without
charge
on
nfiplicalion
lo
the
llepartinenl
of
Mines,
,
,
jj,
llcporls
or
the
(Jeological
Hurvcy
of
Camilla.
Pacific
Huililiiig,
Vniicoiivei.
c
mended
a
valuable
Miurrcs
of
information.
they
landed
in
the
dark
at
l
am
i
iHiroupli
that
they
were
not
on
n
preparesl
aeroilrottie.
Major
Ah;
!aid
it
was
more
misty
and
fojruy
over
Hie
Kn?liih
coast
than
Ik-'
had
aiilieipieted,
aid
he
aelualtv
ciMie-ed
the
otKistline
otit
ol
Hover
with
the
Idea
of
working
up
to
l.ondoti
a
Ion?
the
Thame
Am
Chalhuiu,
hnvvaver.
io
a
forbidden
area,
he
kept
well
to
;
oulh
lo
avoid
it,
and
flew
hy
s1
compHHs
roatvse.
i
nroriunaicir
j
wine
lo
the
fof
lie
was
uiihIU"
lu
pick
up
any
landmark!,
in
any
ca-.c
a
difficult
IhiiiK
fur
a
Mumper
flyinv
in
the
dusk,
mid
lipth
he
and
Mr.
Kawachi
had
ne
idea
where
they
were
when
ihev
wi-re
actually
over
FariitturutiKh
II
wiiti
then
5.i&.
if
not
after,
ami
both
decidd
In
laud
on
Ihe
firxi
likely
xput.
Mr.
Kawachi.
unfortunately,
made
the
dermioii
a
few
miituiex
loo
mimiii,
and
landed
in
a
Mtiall
fiuid
without
satficienl
Apace.
Major
Abe,
however,
thought
lie
would
fly
on
a
little
hi
tin-
hope
of
fimlinK
mure
open''
pa'c,
and.
by
good
luck,
came
down
art
nutty
on
Furiihorotwli
Aerodrome,
where
he
made
a
good
laininiij
in
the
du-k.
NATIONAL
VIEWPOINT
IS
MOST
DESIRABLE
Yam-inner
Province
',
If
'
anaila
ih
to
liei-ome
a
ua-I
Km
in
reality
n
slic
h
in
name,'
he
must
learn
tu
think
a
a
nation
and
art
a
a
nation,
and
Hiis
means
that
tier
iolitician,'
Iter
newnpapei-s
ami
her
Hople
iiiu-sl
cultivate
the
national'
viewpoint,
mmsi
put
national
in-j
teresdH
flrl
ami
refuse
to
allow
them
to
be
(ibcurei
by
provincial,
parochial
or
parly
nutter'
that
only
seem
lo
be
more
important
because
they
are
close
at
hand.
They
must,
above
all.
eeaise
their
fearch
for
reason
why
we
nhouhl
pull
apart,
and
concentrate
their
minds
on
the
(efforl
in
find
reasons
why
we
filiiiulil
drive
in.
the
same
direction
In
the
fame
common
end.
LAND
ACT.'
Notice
of
Intantlon
to
Apply
to
Ls
Land
la
Uueen
(.hsrloiie
lilslrlrt
IjiwI
lie
i-onlinr
lilslrlrt
or
I'rlnre
liutrt,
and
sltujle
at
lufiiHiii
Rav.
TAkK
NoTU'F.
that
llols-rl
C.
Ilosse
ot
Vanrotiter,
ll.c,
oerupallon
.raniieryman.
intends
ui
apply
ror
i
lease
ur
the
li
low
In
ic
deseniied
lands:
i;ixiiiiienriii
at
a
tit
plautel
n
an
unnaiueii
isiano
lymr
"
"
ner
w.
in
cltalns.
iiMire
or
less
from
soiilhwest
etir
Iter
or
Mil
III.
)X.l..
Iiainie
I;
thenre
follow
In
i
iiieaiHlerliiK
or
shore
line
or
said
Island
ft
point
or
rtiintiieiireinent,
and
resitaliilnf
tV
aires,
tnore
or
less.
noBF.itT
c.
nmsHi:,
Applleanl.
Per
Wm.
0.
Mltthu'l.
Akenti
Haled
Oetoliee
kill.
1
LANO
ACT.
Notice
ef
Intantlon
to
Apply
to
Laa
Land
In
I'rlnre
Iiuiert
l
and
Iterordlnr
IHslilil
of
Coast
Haute
t,
and
sltlule
on
ortli
llarhael
Island.
TAKE
OTIi:F.
that
irred
Swanson.
nf
I'rlnre
lluperl,
occupation
Mariner.,
In
tiii-l
lo
apply
for
a
lea.se
or
the
rolluw
mr
deerrllied
lands:
-
Comnieiirlns'
al
It
planted
nil
llie
south
iHiliil
of
North
llarhael
Island;
Ihen
around
high
waler
mark
In
the
point
or
rniiitnenreinonl,
and
containing
30
acres,
rnoro
or
less.
AI.FISKft
SWAMsOX,
Applicant
A.
F..
WrUht.
Aini.L
tutctl
Ortolier
Uth,
till,
f-lrii
MiifM-rl
M
C
IN
PROBATE.
IN
THE
SUPREMS
COURT
OF
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
offer-!
In
"'"
Mailer
or
the
Administration
Art;
ami
In
Die
Mailer
or
the
F.itatft
of
Georire.
all,
liernased,
llllrstilc.
TAkK
MiTICF
thai
hy
nciler
i.r
Ills
Honor,
i
.
nru,
lounir,
the
(lh
day
or
ortoher,
A.n.
IVii.
I
was
iHiirilei1
Administrator
or
the
estate
or
lleorun
li,
ilereased,
and
all
parlies
liavlnsr
clslms
atalnst
the
aald
estate
are
hereliy
re-lulled
In
rurnlsti
aaiue,
properly
vuriried.
Pi
me
on
or
ln-mre
the
mni
day
or
.No-irmlier,
A.li.
)tt.
and
all
panic
In
(h-hleil
tu
ihe
eslale
sir
reiiilred
to
pay
the
iiiioiint
or
their
Inili
hteilnesa
lo
me
fin
lli
llh,
MiltMAN
A.
WATT;
i
orriclal
Administrator,
ITIiich
IIuimtI,
II.
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