iine'day,
-Till)-
7,
1D26.
For
Two
Days
Qnliyl
Assorted,
sizes.
Almost
all
the
New
Materials
See
Store
Windows
They're
all
CALF
MOOSE
BOTTLE
FED
Projector
Want
Without
MIIK.
to
Try
to
Save
Wild
Cwatur.
1
1
HIT
WUI.IAM,
July
7.
An
viiir
story
of
how
nn
or-a
alf
moose
wan
adopted
and
'
'I
by
two
prospectors
in
t
!
V
matt
Lake,
district
of
Northern
1
a
,d
is
tul.
I
by
William
Car-f
Cobalt,
Out.,
who
recently
from
the
norlli.
n'ceillnir
by
canoe
up
a
small
am
which
fim
Into
Woman
'
Mir
two
prospectors
nriticed
any
moose
near
the
rdiie
of
a
iili
They
returned
a
few
-
later
and
Dip
animal
was
'hero.
On
Investigation,
the
of
the
molher
was
found
lv
submerged
in
the
water.
I'm'
cow
had
i
been
shot
through
i"
head.
Apeordlnjr
tn
Mr.
ttarvell,
Hi
df
permitted
the
prospectors
lo
ess
II.
A
teapot
with
a
cloth
il
lo
the
spout
and
a
mixture
''
'ondensed
milk
and
wafer,
was
died
Inln
service.
The
cnlf
adlly
ndolped
this
strange
con-apilon
as
II
foster
inolher.
The
imrty
relurned
Ihe
next
ilay
and
etched
a
lent
near
the
spot
whero
'hey
found
the
orphan
nmoe.
It
welcomed
Ihelr
arrival
ly
run-"n
lileallnfr
toward
them.
For
two
weeks
Ihe
calf
foll.owv
cd
Iho
prospector
all
over
the
Mirroundln
country.
The
men
did
without
milk
Ihcmjclvcs
but
help
nupply
eventually
ran
out.
and
jmiel
made
from
flour
nnd
wuler
wan
resorted
to.
Seemingly
this
concoction
did
not
agree
with
Ihe
calf,
as
it,
refused,
to
touch
It.
The
baby
moose
was
found
dead,.
one
inornlnsc.
near
the
fpot
where
lis
mother
had
Iichi
killed.
Mrs.
O.
II,
Monro
and
fnmlly
lofl
yesterday
for
Terrace
wjiore
they
w
ill
spend
jthe
summer
vnca.
I
ion,
having
taken
the
residence
llioie
of
J
II.
Thompson
of
this
city.
$2500
Demers'
Great
'
of
about
30
Dresses
t
in
one
great
unrepeatable
price
offering
Summer
Dresses,
Silk
Dresses,
Tom
WHILE
THEY
LAST
ADVERTISED
PINKS
AND
SOLD
THEM
ALL
Ketchikan
Man
Tells
of
Result
of
Recent
Campaign
of
Cannera
-
KKTCIIIKAN,
July,
7.
Jlralify-;mr
indeed
are
Ihe.
result
of
the
idverliin?
campaign
beim;
put
hroiipliout'
the
country
by
th-ink
salmon
packers
of
Eolith-astern
Alaska,
according
to
viclor
Klfendahl
of
the
Sunny
I'otnl
Packing
company
who
ha
icea
one
of
those,
instrumental
n
inaugurating
the.
cuiiipaipn.
National
advertising
is
expen
sive
nu.d
the
0O,000
used
for
'lurcliasiiw
spane
In
the
national
periodicals
of
tlto
country
ha
been
found
1nitdei.ti.iti
but
never-
lit'leas
u
xicp
in
the
right
direc-lon.
'
In
some
of
the
middle
veslern
towns
where
n
check
up
hi
been
made
it
Is
found
thai
lie
sale
of
pink
salmon
has
in-1
reused
300
per
cen
One
of
the
big
factors
toover-'oinc
has
been
that
red
salmon,
clling.
nt
the
grocery
store
for
10
cent
a
can
U
considered
a
superior
product,
as
the
pink
salmon
ordinarily
demands
but
iliout
half
Hint
amount.
For
General
Good
It
is
the
aim
of
those
now
engaged
In
the
advertising
cam
palgn
to
see
that
that
product
shall
be,
a
credit,
that
all
the
ad-
yerse,
hurtful
cheap
propaganda
of
destructive
politicians
may
be
'discredited,
and
that
the
money
spent,
for
bringinsr
the
product
'n
Ihe
attention
of
the
puhllo
Inay
be
for
Ihe
general
good
of
the
Industry
and
or
Alaska.
tit.
the
current
issues
of
leading
household
magailnes
are
o.me.
of
Ihe
salmon
adyerllslni,'
In
colors,
with
appeJUjng
recipes
accompanying
them.
These
will
be
followed
by
others
In
the
nexl
Issues.
Demand
Increases.
I
Fince,.'
Iho
sliirt
or
the.
ndver-tlsliw
campaign,
thedQinand
for
nlnk
salmon
has
Increased
so
materially
that
all
the
surplus
stocks
are
belntf
cleaned
up
and
DRESSES
orrow
and
Friday
A
Two
Day
Sale
A
Genuine
$5-00
I
H
each
on
display.
:iere
will
Ite
none
on
Iho
tnarkot
w
hen
I
lie
new
park
is
ready
fo;
distribution.
Mr.
Klfendahl
is
in
hopes
that
the
demand
lor
pink
nlmon
will!
continue
lo
such
a
degree
that
the
prosperity
or
everybody
con
nected
in
any
way
Willi
(tie
industry
may
reap
the
harvest.
CLAIM
FOR
INJURY
TO
LEG
IS
REJECTED
Alex
McLeman
Asks
City
Council
About
His
Demand
for
$1,000
Alex
Mel.cman,
who
broke
his
leg
several
months
ago
when
he
slipped
from
a
sidewalk,
was
informed
at
last
riighlV
council
lueellug
that
the.
city,
was
not
dipocd
lo
meet
his-
claim
of
SI.
000
for
injuries
sustaineiL.
Just
as
the
meeting
was
about!
to
adjourn,
Mr.
Mel.cman
rose
to
ask
what
had
been
decided
with
respect
to
his
claim.
II
was
nearly
eight
.
months
since
the
accident
had
occurred.
He
claimed
Ilia!
the
clly
va
responsible
and,
if
his
demand
was
not
met,
he
whs
going
lo
take
legal
action.
Mayor
Newton
told
Mr.
Mc-I.cman
that
his
case
had
been
considered
by
the
finnnce
com-
mltlce
and
it
had
been
decided
that
the
claim
of
9l,00ft
was
unreasonable.
The
jnatler
hail
been
finally
Ion
with
the
solicitor
to
denl
with.
,
Aid.
Casey
qualified'tho
mhyor's
statement
wilh.the
infirmaIlol
I
hut
the
ma(tec
had
been
left
with
the
city
soUcUnr
to
inform
Mr.
Mel.cman
that
his'
request
couhl
not.ne
met.
The
advice
of
the
solicitor
was
that
Ihe
city
could
nol
he.
hold
liable.
Mr.
Mcl.enian
had
been
offered.
?
1
00
by
the,
council,
not
because
tho
city
deemed
ilsrlf
liable
but
merelyi
to
assist
him
in
his
nils
fprJune.
Mr.
Mel.cman
had
.seen
fit
lo
reject
that
oiTer.
He
was
now,
at
liberty
to
laJio-any
action
he
saw
fit.
Advertise
vin
the
Daily
News.
THE
DAILY
KEW3
Thursday
at
Puhli
morning,
Never
such
PROTEST:
AGAINST
PAVING
BORDEN
ST.
City
Council
Receives
Communi
cation
from
Agents
of
A.
.
De
Bernls,
Owner
of
Section
5
Property
Agents
of
A.
Ie
lternis,
owner'
of
lots
.'
and
C.
idock.lt.
section
j
5.
had
a
communication,
before,
the
city
council
last
night
protecting
against
Ihe.
proposed
paving
of
ltorden
trcet
on
the
grounds
that
the
estimated
cost
was
excessive
and
tljat
the
work
wo
nol
slriclly
nccesjiary.
The
letter
stated
thai
Mr.
le
lternis
liod
investctl
extensively
i.
Prince
Itupi
rt
property
and
that
he
was
holding
u
difficul
ty.
The
communication
waf
re-
ferred
to
ihe
Hi
ard
of
Works.
MOVIE
DIRECTOR
IS
ENTHUSIASTIC
ABOUT
JASPERJPLAYGROUND
Irving
Cummlngs,
After
Finishing
"The
Country
Beyond,"
will
Return
In
Winter.
VANOUYHH,
July
7.
Claiming
that
film
companies
can
find
unequalled
scenic
locatitins
for
the
next
len
years
in
Jasper
National
I'ark,
Irving
Cummlngs,
noted
filni
director
of
Hollywood,
staled
today
that
Canada
should
be,
proud
to
tell
tho
world
of
tho
attractions
which
the
playground
offers,
lie
ndvanres
tho.
view
that
once
the
wonders
of
the
park
are
known,
film
directors
seeking
new
locations
will
utilize
tho
many
beautiful
spots
there.
Mr.
Cummlngs
has
Just
finished
filming
Curwood's
Canadian
story
"The
Country
lteyond"
wilh
jiS
company
comprfslng
sonm
of
the
well
known
stars
of
filmdom
They
are
the
pioneer
picture
com
pany
lo
exploit
Ihe
wonders
of
the
park
as
locations,
and
Mr.
Cum
mlngs
claims
nothing
elsewhere
In
America
can
touch
tho
scenery
It
required
a
too.
pack
horse
train
on
a'
three,
day
hike
to
transport
For
Two
Days
FOR
c
Retail
Sale
Two
Day
Snap.
a
chance
in
a,
lifetime
$25.00
Dresses
for
$5.00l
the
equipment
and
baggage
to
Maligno
I.aU.
where
a
camp
was
made
or
ten
days.
Mr.
Cuiufuings
intends
to
re-turn'nex!
winter
to
direct
a
snow,
picture
in
the
glaciers.
BOBBED
HAIR
NOW
ADOPTED
BY
COURT
QUEEN
OF
ROUMANIA
m
CHAUKST.
July
7.
All
Rumanian
society
women
are
bob
bing
or
shingling
their
hair
and
)
een
Oiieen
Marie
is
being
urged!
lo
follow
their
example.
She
would
like
to
do
so,
but
the
kin;
refuses
Ip
aHowber
to
clip
her
beautiful
chestnut
-
brown
tresses,
on
Uie
ground
that
it
would
ill
become
one
who
has
to
wear
a
crownV
The
Queen,
however,
has
allowed
her
ladics-in-wating
and
her
daughters
to
fall
in
with
the
prevalent
fashion
if
they
so
desiro.
Some
of
the
barbers
of
Huchar-
ejl
have
closed
their
doors
to
men
on
the
ground
that
their
pro
fits
from
shaving
and
hair
cut
ting
are
little
or
nothing
Compared
lo
what
they
arc
able
to
charge
the
ever
growinji
number
of
women
who
desire
their
hair
bobbed,
banged,,
shiivglcd
or
dyed.
CAR,
REACHED
NORTH
FINALLYWRECKED
Piled
Up
on
Rocks
of
Hudson
Bay
on
Way
to
Darren
Lands.
,
WTNNIPKO,
July
7.
Tho
fate
of
the
first
automobile
to
be
taken
into
the
so-called
barren
lands
of
northern
Canada,
was
a.
sad
one.
"Kskimo"
Harris,
who
is
a
well-established
trader
In
the
country
northwest
of
the
Hudson
Ilay,
snipped
a
small
car
along
with
his
rreiaht
several
months
ago.
He'
intended,
to
uso
the
car
in
hi
travels
between
the
widely
separated
posts
among
tho
Kski
mo.
After
untold
hardships,
Mr.
Harris
gpl.tluycar
to
Port
Nelson
and
adapting
the
motor
to
aNvhalo
$5G0
"
Woollen
Dresses
WHILE
THEY
LAST
boat,
set
out
for
Fort
Churchill
further
up
the
bay.
When
within
a
few
miles
of
his
destination
a
.
torm
arose
and
despite
every
effort,
the
craft
was
wrecked
anil
piled
up
on
the
rooks
near
the
old
fort.
Harris
escaped
without
serious
injury.
LAND
REGISTRY
ACT.
Sections
,1S2
n4
221.
H
Tilt
.VATTtll
or
application
No.
1349
fur
tbe
raoerllatluu
o(
a
cbariY.
A.XD
I.N
Tilt
MATTfcR
or
an
Afree-mtnt
or
Option
to
Purcluir.
data)
Oh
1Mb
Dectiuber.
HI,
and
'ia-istred
the
6lti
January,
IB
13
on
application
re
reivrd
the
3rd
January.
IIJ,
u
.No.
7
tOU,
Iwlwtwu
GKUHUL
T.
k..E.
or
Uk
I'lrat
Cart,
aud
OOHLio.N
C.
tMVLIlao.N
of
Hie
Second
Carl,
rovenni
tbe
rollowinf
property
:
Lou
fevrn
(71,
lhl
l,
nine
ten
(lu,.
eleven
lti,
twelve
(tt.
thirteen
(13.
f
on
r
teen
(lit,
rineea
US),
and
mtren
Block,
one
(In
and
Lou
nine
(Si,
ten
(10),
eleven
(it).
or
DlJirlfl
Lut
number
mi
hundred,
ami
rriy-oiie
(641).
Hanire
rive
(S),
Coast
blitnrl.
Map
85U.
Sallsrarlory
proof
of
brearh.
of
coven-mill
and
rvniry
and
recovery
or
alH)
by
the
vtMidnr-or-owner
nf
the
land,
aubiert
lo
Ihe
above
Atreement
or
option
to
Vurrhaie,
hannr
been
riled
In
Ihu
vrrice,
TAkE
NOTICE
that
an
application
has
been
made
In
cancel
ln
renUtratlon
of
Ihe
above
mentioned
Arrecment
or
Option
in
Hirrhae,
and
which
Is
reg-IMered.
In
lleitlster
of
Cbarires
Volume
I,
Folio
tt?,
as
No.
711)0.
and
that
in
support
of
surb
iirpllctl.ii
ha
Iieen
produced
a
declaration
or
OKtmOE
THOMAS
KANE
dated
MW
nth
October,
I8il,
and
a
declaration
of
STANLEY
WALT
tit
TAYLOH,
dated
the
Hth
.November.
IVS.
provlnr
the
breach
or
covenants
and
re-entry
and
recovery
nr
rxi!He4lon
is
aroresaid.
IT
IS
MY
IN-
(3D)
davs
from
the
service
or
this
notice
to
cancel
Ihe
reKlslrallon
or
Ihe
option
to
purchase
or
Aa-reenienl
upon
tbe
register
and
thermion
the
estate
of
the
pur-cr.a.'er
In
Ihe
land
described
In
the
said
Atrccnirnt
or
Option
to
Purchase,
shall
cease
and
determine,
unless
you
shall
take
and
prosecute
the
proper
proceeding
in
esiannsn
your
riaini,
ir
any,
10
ine
said
lands
nr
to
prevrnt
such
proposed
act
ii
in
on
my
part.
II.AIT-I.
!
lilt-
I.MM
flTl,.IlJ
w,,,.
Prince
Ituperl.
B.C.
this
First
day
of.
rune.
A.u.
IJ.
II.
F.
Marl.EOD.
Benstrar
of
TtUes.
To
flirdon
C.
Enimerson.
K.sq.
MINERAL
ACT.
Nolle
of,
Application
for
Csrttflcata
el
improvamvnu.
Mineral.
Mill
irtroiip,
roaslstlniOf
.
Mln
rsl
llilI
Nn
r1
Mineral
Kill
.to.
1.
Mtn
eral
lllll
No.
3.
and
.'
Summit
Mineral
Claims,
situate
In
Ihe
Skeena
Mlnlnit
Dlvl
Hon
or
No.
I
District
on,
the
South-eastern
end
of
Iron
Mountain.
kitlmM
Valley.
Uwful
holders,
W;
J.
ilnolwln.
Free
Miner's
Certificate
No.
01IC.
Charles
K.
Moore,
Free
Miner's
Certificate
.No.
3I7C,
TAKE
NOTICE
Owl
I.
Charles
E.
Moore.
Free
Miner's
Certificate
No.
SI7C.
arent
for
the
owners.
Intend
at
the
end
of
Utv
days
from
.the,
due
hereof,
to
applv
to
the
Mininr
rtentrder
for
a
Certl-fletile
of
Improvejnents
for
Ihe
purpose
of
nhtslnlns.
Crown
Ortul
op
the
above
claims.
And
further
take
notice
that
action
under
section
s&
nr
the
Mineral
Act
mut
he
commenced,
before,
the
lssuanre.nt.tucb!
Certificate
of
Improvements.
Dated
this
17th
day
of
April,
tm.
I
PAQh
FIVS
Only!
Almost
all)
colr
ors.
All'
new
styles.
included-
WATER
NOTICE.
Use
and
Slorag.
TAKE
.NOTICE
Hut
J.
M.
nuffner.
vhose
adilress
is
Atlln,
B.
c,
will,
apply
for
a
lin-uce
to
Use
and
ie
70
C.
.
S.
and
to
MOrtt
4
C.
r.
S.
i.r
wlef)
i.MM
of
lift
of
July.
Creek,
whicb
riu
souih
westerly
and
'drains
Into
Allin
Lake,
about
6
miles
Durtli
of
Allin.
Ttie
storafe
dam
will
be
located
at
or
near
llw
foot
or
a
chain
of
small
lakes.
TlH
eapartty
of
the
reservoir
lu
i
crt-a.ed
Is
about,
Kin
inllln.il
cubic
fret,
and
It
wU
irkxKl
about
tl
arres
of
land,
ijiy
eluding,
til
lakes.
Tbe
water
will
tie
dlr
verted
from
the
stream
at
a
point
about
and
below
tbe
proposed
dam
ab.m
I
S
miles
westerly
or
west
line
or
4tH
of
July
Mineral,
Claim,
and
will
be
used
for
power
for
luuiinr
puriHises
upon
the
lulnes,
described
as
Allin,
Silver-Lead
Mines
and
II
u
truer
linmps
of
Mineral,
Claims.
Tbls
iHittre
was
posted
nn
the
(round
on
tbe
tcth
day
or
June,
Itt.
A
copy
of
this
notice
aud
an
application
pursuant
thereto
and
to
Ihe
"Water
Art.
Ill,"
wUt
be
filed
In
the
office
or
the
Wsiler
Itecorder
at
Allin.
Objections
to
the
application
may
be
filed
wilh
the
said
Wter
Recorder
or
wilh
ihe
comptroller
or
Water
Rights,
parliament
HuilduifS.
Victoria.
B.
C,
within
thirty,
days
arter
Hot
appearance
or
this
notice
in
a
local
newruier.
The
date
or
the
first
publication
of
this
notice
Is
July
.
It.
.
'
j.
m.
Rirr.NEn.
Applicant
LAND
ACT.
Notjce
of
Intention
la
Apply
to
Laaee
Land
In
Prince
Rupert
Laud
Recording
IHs-trict
or
prince
Rupert,
and
situate
in
the
vicinity
of
Rose
Spil.
Uraham
Island,
Oueen
Charlotte
District.
TAkE
NOTICE
that
Lanxara
Fishliur
k
Pack
in
r
Coininy,
Limited,
of
Victoria.
B.C-
occupaiioii
canners.
lulertd
to
applA
fori
tease
of.
the,
following
described
lUuiimenclnr
at
i
post
rlmcit,
at
ihe
northeast
corner
'of
Lot'
No.
4ti
thence
to
low
LLr
mark:
thence
In
a
borill-
easterly
direction
two
miles;
thence
southeasterly
two
chains;
theuce
southwesterly
twit,
mile
In
point
of
commencement,
and
ronlalnlnv
St
acres,
more
or
less.
'LANOAHA,
'
MSIII.VI
rsi.ai.iu
CO.
LTD.
Per
E.
II.
Simpson,
A
rent.
Applicant.
Paled
June
4;
Hts.
LAND
ACT,
..!..
t
......
,
,
,
,
an,,
b.Mrfll
District
of
Prince
Rupert
and
situate
on
A
II
in
Lake
about
3
miles
southwest
of
.sum
lownue.
,,l
ll'I,
,,
.
.14
I.,
...p.,
of
Atlin.
In
the
Province
of
British
Coliint-.
tua.
urrupaiiiHi
neriiuiiii
.
imin.
wui
,
I.
.
.
.hnl.
r,
....
.
pml.al,n
In
...
nil,.
,i,tnii
,u
ai'i'ij
"
ch.ye
the'
followln.
descrlbedMfn.U::
L.IMllllieilclllr
SI
I"'"
l'inirl
a,
southeast
corner
or
nlacler.Bay,
In
Allin
Lake
situated
.as
above:
thence
following
tmn
shore,
line.
west,
to
chains;
ttenre
south
SO
chains
:
thence
east
Jrt
chains;
tlwure
nnrlh
0
chains,
to
point,
or
1
commencement.
EDWIN
JULES
EOUEnT.
.
applicant.
.
Dated
May
i.
Its.
'
LAND
ACT.
Notice
ef
Intantlon
to
Apply
te
Lease
Land
In
Prince
Rupert
land
nrcnrdinir
Dis
trtrl
of
Coast
Hanre
3,
and
sltutte
on
TSorlh
Harhnel
Island.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Alfred
Ssvanson,
of
Prince
Rupert,
-occupation
Mariner.
In.
tends
lo
apply
for
a
lease,
of,
the
follow-In
described
lamts
i
Commenrlnir
II
I
pnal
planted
at
the
south
end
of
North,
nacnacJ
Islamli
thence
round
the
island
at
hlfh
water
mark,
and
eonialntnr;
10
arres,
more
or
.
less,
j
'
ALFREDS
SANSON.
,
Applicant.
Dated
Asm
IT.
till.