July
21,
1925.
TOE
liATLT"
KEW8
paok
rrvn
.
APPLICATIONS
DEATH
CAUSE
:
FOR
ENGINEER
WAS
NATURAL
thl.
Morning
for
'
partment
"wintiug-
the
Late
Capt.
Coskrle
GRAINING
fl
PROCESS
fl
Anyonecan
transform
old
and
worn
soft
wood
floors
and
woodwork
into
exact
duplicate
of
expensive
hardwood
finishes
by
Chi-ftamel
Graining
Process.
You
un
If
m
to
grain
with
th
Ch.
Namel
Graining
Tool
In
a
few
minutes.
Chi-Nameted
aurlacrt
art
h
I
proof
and
waterproof
and
will
lait
lonilr
r
than
oi-dlnary
hardwood
ftniibca.
1
i
or
Kulo
-by
Stork's
Hardware
Ltd.,
v
H,..
It.'!.
CANTON
MORACAINE
v
!
i
wa.lin
nia-
.1
I
I"'
I
III
"
III
I
if
r.-tr,,
in
Inti',
M.i
.
Hnrni
iiraugi'.
!ii
iiii'Iii'-
wide.
W
fl
i
j
i
Mi
mile
per
$1.00
West
of
England
Store
Phono
753.
ma
TICKETS
EASTERN
CANADA,
UNITED
STATES,
And
to
JASPER
NATIONAL
PARK.
w
iv
via
Vancouver
or
di
nt
i
Mil
both
directions.
1
oi
lull
information,
np-
(ilv
R.
F.
IYIcNAUGHTON,
District
Passenger.
Agent,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
GENERAL
FURRIERS
B.C.
FUR
Co.
Third
Ave.
Hepuo'nig,
Remodelling
on
Hie
premises.
Uinz
and
Cleaning
80.50
Phonos
Day:
Green
120
Night:
Black
709
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phon
t.
arlnge,
Warehousm.
and
Oistrihuting.
Teum
or
Motor
Sorvlee,
J'al
Sand
and
Oravel
w
Speclallie
la
Piano
and
Furniture
Kovlnn.
Dr.
E.S.Tait
,
DENTIST
u
"olgorson
Block,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
f'ffteo
Hours
0
0,
X-Rny
Sorvlce
Phone
G8G.
Tuosdny.
Thursday
sMirday
hvcnlngs
Soyen
applications
have
been
received
by
Hip
city
roulieil
inl".
T
,
1,
"
L
..'
4L,J'''-
Mwar.1
ri.,.,,
i
it
n.
MeCokrJe
to
Cor-
'forYcity
ei.gineo.The
1
leilllire.l
ranire.l
f.,...,
orm
..
.
"
"
i"1
month
In
$275,
and,
in
ono
ce.
the:
applicant,
did
not
Mate
the
salary
expected.
Tin-
appliea-!
tions
were
in
most
cafes
ncoom-Ipaniod
by
numerous
letters
of
recommendations
,.a
Il
t.i
giving
references
which
might
lie
consulted.
The
applications
were
from
S
.1
II
A
nmu
In,
.
r
-r
J'
i:mti:i;,
Harry
I..
Wighlon
J
Vancouver.
J.
T.
Harrison
Vieloria,
H.
-a.!
..
.
ii..
.......
.nr
i,
an
in
sinuse
.iaw,
W
illiam
Jamieson
of
Powell
Itiver,
Frank
Iirnwn
of
Edmonton,
nnd
G.
'J.
Topp
of
Victoria.
They
were
inferred
to
ho
Hoard
of
Works
for
eonsidora-i
i
o
n
and
recommendation.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
F.
11.
Huller,
Mrs.
A.
W.
Mcdonald
and
niece,
11.
K.
Johnston,
Mrs.
A.
St'otio,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
H.
.Jenkins
and
J.
Me-Kernan,
Vancouver;
T.
l.
IIoolli,
Nnnaiino;
Ir.
I'.
I).
ManSween,
V.-..
li
.
ii':ii..J
t-iiiiiiin-i
,
ii.
j.
liny
and
M.
H.
.larksou,
Victoria;
Mrs.
W.
Hussell,
Skeena
City;
.Mr.
am!
Mix.
II.
C.
Caseluiaii,
l.os
Angeles;
.
Campbell,
l'rince
lieorge;
K.
A.
F.vans.
CJuebee;
'I'liomas
Kery,
Montreal;
Mrs.
..
I,.
M.
(iiggey,
lerrner;
Mrs.
liiafstrom
and
children,
Mrs.
F.
W.
Harris
and
Mrs.
J.
Doiigla
and
children.
Carlisle
Cannery:
.1.
M.
Cooper,
Kdmonlon;
.1.
W.
Hridge,
.North
Pacific
Cannery:
A.
II.
Itaillie
ami
I'..
L.
MacLeod,
city.
Central
.1.
Hulleel,
S.
Khefsky,
M.
Cnn-nell.
F.
Duggau
anil
S.
Mc-F.aehrnn,
C.N.
II.;
.1.
Moran,
flreen
Island.
LAND
ACT
Notice
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Lease
Land
In
Queen
Charlotte
Land
Ho
cording
District
of
l'rince
llu
perl,
and
situate
about
one
and
a
half
miles
east
of
Mussell
I
irrlillimian
ill.
llin
nioilth
nf
Mas
sett
Inlet.
(Sraham
Island,
jirit-
isli
Columbia.
TAKi:
NOT1CK
that
Lnngnra
Fishing
&
Packing
Company
Limited,
of
Victoria,
ll.C,
occupation,
packers,
intends
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
the
following
described
lands:
j
Commencing
t
a
post
planted
at
the
northwest
corner
of
Lot
PeNen.
Oraliam
Island,
llrilish!
lolumliia.
about
one
and
n
half
miles
east
of
Massett
Lighthouse
at
the
mouth'
of
Massell
InlotJ
Oraham
Island,
Hrilish
Columbia;
thence
northerly
five
chains,
more
or
less
to
low
water
mark;
1
tliencp
westerly,
nlong
low
water,
..rk
one
hundred
and
aixtv
chains:
thence
southerly
five
chains;
thence'
easterly,
ono
liun
dred
and
sixty
chains,
more
or
less,
to
point
of
commencement,
and
containing
eighty
acres,
more
or
lass.
LANrtAUA
FIRHINO
&.
P.ACKlM
CO.
LTD.,
Applicant.
Per
K.
H.
Simpson,
Aigent.
Dated
June
10th.
t925.
LAND
ACT
Notice
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Lease
Land
In
Queen
Charlotlo
Land
lte-J
cording
District
of
Prinoo
Hupert,
and
situale
aliout
two
miles
in
a
northerly
direction
from
ltooney
Point,
Massett
Inlet,
Oraham
Island,
nrilisb
Columbia.
Take
Nolico
that
I-angara
Fishing
&
Packing
Company
Limited,
of
Massett,
H.C.,
occupation
Packers,
inlrnil
to
apply
for
a
louse
of
the
following
de-scrihed
InmU:
Conimoncing
at
a
post
planted
twn
miles
in
a
northerly
direction
fronrilooney
Point,
Massett
Inlet,
Oraham
Island,
llrilish
Columbia;
tliPnco
easterly
five,
chains,
more
or
loss,
to
low
water
mark;
tlnco
northerly
nimm
low
water
mark
ono
hun
dred
nnd
sixty
chains;
thmico
....
.i..i.,i
liiuuce
westerly
nvn
en.
at
ll.Ono
and
l
i.nciilg,
12,000
hund
e.
and
s
xty
southerly
ono
,un
chains,
more
or
Ipss,
"
'"lA0
lo
the
Pacific
Fisheries,
commencement,
nnd
containing,
rannrtifln
Canadian
ii
a
more
or
less
'i
i'ACKLNO
Pntr
of
Jacks,
8,000
pounds
at.
O
&
t
I.AMIAIIA
n
i
t"
ii'"!-
l
SI
I
IN
()
JTI)
0H()
nmI
fl5c.
Koyousii,
5,000
4A
1
AppHcnnt.
pounds
at
10.90
and
7c,
to
the
i
isn
lo.
per
Ii.
H
8impson,
Agcntyioyni
....
,nr
I
I
Mulnieng,
Mllli'iienir
10
Dated
June
I3tn,
At
M
U"S
m"nl
;.
.
IT
IlilH
COIIIP
to
hg
'ilea
death'
r
from
from
natural
P!,
.causes.-
Deri
!lf
(foreman),
-o.
Hell.iJ.
A'J
iiiuion,
Irank
Clapp,
Wm.
Slier-man,
anil
Frank
A.
Stevens
were
enipannelled
as
Hie
jury.
.
;
W
V
W'ui
i.l.l
I,
-
.
.
.
'
.'
"''
as
caiieil
;ns
a
u'
twiLiu
..r
an
auto
accident1
nt
jthe
corner
()f
Second
Avenue
and
(Sixth
Street
in
which
a
car
f
I
PI
l-fall
I.'iiiin1...l
.
t
...
a
!
J,
owe
SirilCK
ini
M,.(.,t,..;
..
.
.....
s
il
L,
TfiT
(M
Hie
same
street.
The
evidence
showed
Ihat
the
ear
was
pro
reeding
slowly
and
that
Cant.
MrCoskrie
was
crossing
'over
from
HupejL
Hotel
corner
and
was
nbouT
opposite
Hie
silent
policeman.
J.
I).
Md.eod
anil
Muy
Mitchell
were
not
eye
wit
nesses
of
tiij.
accident
but
noticed
Capt.
McCoskrie
-was
down
under
the
fore
part
of
the
car
and
assisted
him
to
bis
feet.
H.
Mitchell
examined
the
car
and
found
the
brakes
el.
None
of
the
witnesses
noticed
anv
ll'llii
lift
llin
n!ii,l..iin
oml
n.i
'
aia
,,f
ii...
..m
4i.;.i.A.i
Freeland
Lowe,
the
driver
of
Hie
car
was
railed,
and
substan
dated
ju
detail
t
lie
evidence
iven.
He
said
there
were
cur
tains
on
Hie
car,
and
be
did
not
ee
Ciipl.
McCoskrie
until
bis
'car
hit
him.
He
was
rounding
the
silent
policeman
and
the
car
was
travelling,
about
five
miles
an
linim
lie
lielpeil
Mr.
Wnglil
assist
the
Captain
In
Hie
Hupert
Hotel
ami
reported
the
accident
to
the
police.
Doctor's
Evidence
Dr.
I..
W.
Kergiiv
said
that
he,
was
called
to
Ihe
house
of
Capt.
McCoskrie
on
June
10
at
about
5.30
and
found
him
in
bed.
He
examined
him
closely,
and
lound
no
hones,
broken,
-nn
discolora
tion,
or
signs
of
abrasion.
His
pulse
and
lempernturp
were
nor
mal.
His
condition
improved
and
ho
was
out
of
bed
until
(.about
July
I
he
suffered
from
a
chill
and
he
was
admitted
tn
the
General
Hospital.
Jaundice
developed
about
'
July
5,
from
whlch
lie
recovered
and
again
on
July
IK
he
suffered
from
another
ntlack,
and
died
nbout
12-ocloci:
noon
on
July
IV.
In
response
to
-a
question
from
Ihe
jury,
the
doctor
said
that
there
was
nothing
to
show
that
the
accident
would
have
caused
the
death
apart
from
the
various'
complications,
and
a
person
younger
in
years
and
not
suffering
from
any
illness
would
have
been
nut
again
in
n
fo.Iays
He
described
in
detail
Hie
health
of
the
deceased
for
a
period
of
years
and
also
in
formed
the
jury
that
he
was
,n
........
..
n
f
nhn
Hid
filivin'll
fnn
J1"1"
"
ilition
bad
been
very
precarious
r
sn,,,
,in'-
The
jury
tlipn
retired
and
af
ter
deliberation
brought
in
the-verdiet
as
above.
HALIBUT
ARRIVALS
HEAYTAGAIN
TODAY
Nearly
200,000
Pounds
was
Marketed
at
Fish
Exchange
This
Morning
Nearly
200,000
pounds
oT
halibut
was
marketed
nl
the
F'lsh
Exchange
this
morning,
arrivals
and
sales
being
as
follows:
American
Scandia,
80,000
to
Cold
Storage
Co.
at
10.10c
and
Tic.
Akutan,
30,000
do
Atlin
Fisheries
at
10.50c
and
5c.
Vesta,
0,000
to
Pacific
Fisheries
at-
12.10c
and
6c.
F.ureka,
12,000
to
lloolh
Fisheries
at
1
1.60c
and
Oc.
AJki,
5,000
at
J
I
,fOo
and
0c:
Chum,
0,500
at
11.00
and
0u;
nnd
Kaslern
Point
5,000
at
12.10
and
Oc,
to
the
Canadian
Fish
nnd
Cold
Slorago
Co.
Unimak,
11,000
to
lloolh
Fisheries
ill
t
I.OOo
and
0c.
J.
V.
Todd,
10,000
to
Atlin
Fisheries
at
ll.OOo
and
0c,
10,500
to
ColdStor-
MILLBANK
THE
QUALITY
CIGARETTE
J,
V
15
PER
PKG.
I
LARGE
PKG.
OF
'
25
for
35
1
'
age
Co.
at
10.U0
anil
7c.
Point
May,
0,000
to
Cold
Stor
age
Co.
at
rO.'JO
ayt.
6.5c.
Prosperity
A.,
10.000
to
Atlin
Fisheries
at
10.60c
and
C.5c.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Joseph
Sheas-grren
and
Miss
Kvclyn
Sheas-green
are
summering
at
their
collage
at
sl
Vancouver.
Thc
have
as
their
guests
for
Lhe
summer,
their
daughter,
Mrs.
Mar-nnletle
and
children
from
Prince
Hupert.
Vancouver
Province.
SMITHERS
The
second
car
of
ore
has
been
shipped
from
the
Duthi
Mines
and
il
is
now
planned
to
ship
out
a
car
.every
four
days.
Ed.
I'.by
is
workJng
two
shifts,
of
drivers-urn
the
truck
nmd
it
is
making
four
-trips
a
dajv
-
y-
(
v
;'
l
.vtAmohg
the-
Kmitheriles
ffwhoT'
returned
home
Ihe
latter
part
of
the
week
after
holidays
spent
In
other
climes
were
Mrs.
Stafford.
Miss
Doodson,
Al.
Flnnerly
and
Hans
Olson.
Miss
Hilda
Spooner
and
Mrs.
Thornton
of
New
llar.ejlon
arc
gnosis
nt
.Mrs.
Hirnie's
summer
camp
at
Lake
Kalhlyn.
Dr.
fleo.
Ilnnson
nnd
'partv
who
are
conducting
a
geogra
phical
survey
in
this
distrinU
moved
down
from
the
Hudson
HUH
TONIGHT-
Tomorrow
Alright
NR
TabUI
atop
lek
haadaohat,
rtliav
bllioua
atlaoka,
ton
and
rtiulat
the
alimlnativ
oriana,
maka
you
(aal
flna.
"BttlarTkan
Pills
For
Uvtr
Ills
ORMES
LIMITED
Day
Mountain
on
Sunday
and
left
the
next
morning
for
Usk
to
do
some
work
in
lliji!
district.
TERRACE
NOTES
Mr.
and
.Mrs.
Thomas
-AlcCly-inonl
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
S.
K.
Campbell
of
Prince
Hupert
are
the
guests
of
Air.
and
Mrs.
II.
1..
Mcintosh
at
the
Crosswnys.
Lee
Delhurem
of
Uk
was
a
visitor
to
lown
on
Friday.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Huriis
nf
Snillh-ers,
who
have
been
spending
a
couple
of
weeks
at
the
Hatchery
til
Lakelsp
Lake,
returned
home
Saturday.
Mr.
Jenkins
of
the
Eofc-s'jry
Departmrut
is
on
a
visit
of
Inspection
to
lown.
Ho
is
nccoin-panied
by
li's
wife.
'
'
!
"'IWluV
fruit
inWlor
from
Victoria,
is
sjiending
most
of
his
time
these
days
between
hero
aqd
Homo.
Miss
Edna
Waldron,
wlio
formerly
taught
hero,
is
spending
Iho
holidays
with
Mr.
and
Mrs.
V
A.
King
Miss
Mayme
Dubli
is
spending
tlje
week
end
in
lown.
Mrs.
Joe
Cook,
who
has
been
ill
here
for
some
days,
is
being
taken
lo
the
Haxellon
Hospital.
NEW
VESSEL
COMING
TO
PRINCE
RUPERT
Canadian
Fishing
Co.'s
Deepsea
Runabout
Coming
With
Party
of
Boston
Visitors
Next,
week
the
Canadian
Fishing
Co.'
new
deepsea
runabout
Cnnfiscn,
rweully
put
in
operation
on
the
coast
by
llin
com
pany,
will
arrive
in
Prince
Hupert
having
on
board
a
party
of
Hos-
lon
visitors
including
O)rgo
F.
Oniony
nnd
X.
L.
Fulhant,
both
of
whom
are
directors
of
Ihe
New
England
Fish
Co,
and
who
will
he
ncconipnnlWl
by
their
fnmilies.
Accompanied
by
A.
L.
llager
of
Vancouver
who
is
pre-
sident
and
managing
director
of.
the
Canadian
Fishing
Co.,
Mr
Urueliy
and
Mr.
l'ulliam
are
to
make
nn
instc'tion
of
the
com
pany
properties.
Decides
Prince
lliiinrt,
ottier
points
to
be
visited
by
tliem
will
include
Dutedale
and
Ketchikan.
The
CanHsco
is
commandeil
by
Capt.
A.
Freenwin,;
wteran
navigator
of
this
coast
who
was
last
bore
aboard
.11.
M.'
C.
S.
Th'iepval
when
that
vessel'
went
to
convoy
and
bring
southj
the
Hritish
rouml-tho-world
flyers.
Advnrti"e
in
the
Daily
News
LAND
ACT.
Notice
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Purchase
Land.
In
the
Land
nerordinir
nistrlrt
of
Prlnrn
niiiwft.
aiia
situnle
at
Awum
niver,
Awuiu
Day.
Muclt
inlet.
O.C.
lil.tiula.
!.:.
TAkK
NOTICE
that
Mrs.
James
Field
ing
Strang,
ur
.sunnyslde,
ll.C,
urriiallun
unrnni
wniniiu.
mieiin
to
4iniy
tor
pe.r-
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III
IIUITIMSP
IMF
UIUIVS1I1K
ne-:,
nrrlueil
land:
;
lUmuiienrlnr
at
Post
nianUnl
at
niih:
MHter
mark.
Awiinl.Htvert
.llii'iirg
i-
flulntfi
iu.i.lt,.V
IhuiiM,
In
il.i'i,V.k.u.
nuSiA
..Hi
lean
to
imrlliuoft
nirner
l.ol
1GI7;
llienrel
an
rhaln.4
south;
thenre
IK
chains
eaKt:'
iiHiKo
4ii
ciiains
north;
lliem'e
t
chains
uesl;
tlieni-o
15
rlmlns
aniitli
to
point
rf
nniiifieiiceiii-nt.
and
containlnit
iU
acres.
inijii'i'
or
less.
I
.MIIS.
JAJIKS
IIKLni:U
STItA0,
Applicant.
Per
Wm.
a.
Mitchell.
Agent.
Iialeil
July
7th,
I0S5.
I
LAND
ACT.
I
Notlca
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Purchaee
,
Land
I
li
Prince
Hupert
Land
hlslrlct,
necnrdliiK
IHstrlrl
if
Prhicfl
lliierl.
mid
siliialit,
at
Shannon
Hay,
ll.i;.,
Massell
Inlet,
O.C
lilnnil.
i
TAkK
MiTIDK
that
James
Hftiillntr.
Slr.intr,
or
HunnyKlde,
B.r:.,
occupation
raiiiier.viiiaji,
Intends
to
npply
Tor
inrnil-'
aluii
to
purcliase
Ihe
rolloulnr
descrihedi
lands:
i
i
riiiineiiclnr
at
a
pout
planted
11
chains,
noiitli
k
:ir,dcir.
west,
more,
or
less
from1
Mtnthtfest
corner
of
Lol
I54H;
thence,
ttiiilh
.10
chains;
thence
west
30
rhaln,
more
or
le,
lo
wau-r'a
edire;
thenifi
r
I
low
In
ir
meaiKlerlmr
of
lieach
to
point!
of
iiinimemeiueut,
and
coutalnlnir
t:
acres,
inure
or
lea-.
!
jas.
iiraiiiNO
stnAn.
i
AppllrailL
Per
Wm.
O.
Sllitlieil.
'
Oaleil
July
7th,
U8S.
LAND
ACT.J
Notlca
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Purchase
Lena.
In
the
Land
nccorilliiir
District
of
Prince
Hiierl.
and
situate
at
Shannon
Hay
;
H.r...
M.iHsett
inlet,
y.n.
IslaniH.
II.C.!
TAKK
XOTHX
that
(hisse-Mtllerd,
l.lni-lleil,
r
Ynuniiiver
B.C.,
iHTiipatlnn
al-,
nion
ciinilei-s.
Intends
lo
aplv
for
per-,
mission
to
purchase
the
following
d
1
scrllMid
land":
i
t.
miuxiiclnir
at
a
post
planted
apmxt
!
mately
ll.elialns
wl,
more
or
less,
rromi
the
northeast
corner
Lot
ICI8
(T.L.I
,
i,ni-i;
iin-nrr
suiiui
a
ciunns;
inence
wi'St
tn
chains;
thence
south
(
chains:
1
Uience
west
40
ch.i
ns.
nuirn
nr
lens.
I
ft
lieach;
thence,
rollowliiK
meandering
of
hencn
lo
point
or
rninnieiicenieiit.
and
'Viutaiiilng
IS
acres
more
or
leas.
.
OOSSK
Mil.
I.
Kill)
LIMITHl.
I
Arpltrant,
Per
Win.
0.
Mitchell.
Aren''
Daud
July
7th,
HS5,
FiveRoses
Flour
for
Breads,
Cakes,
Puddings,
Pastries
Thriving
children
prefer
the
bread
you
make
with
Five
Roses
Flour.
It
is
stored
with
the
flavor,
vitality
and
easily-digested
nourishment
of
prime
"Manitoba
wheat.
Nutritious,
Wholesome
and
Keeps
Well
Agent
John
L.
Christie
Wood!
Wood!
Now
is
your
chance
DRY
CEDAR
Full
load
$6.00
Half
load
...
...
..
$3.00
Large
sacks
BOo
DRY
BIRCH
Per
load
$0.60
HydeTransfer
139
Second
Avenue
Phone
080
Night
or
Day
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
Don't
Miss
BENT'S
Summer
Clearing
Sale