Wednesday,
May
10,
1928
5?H2
DAnrr
nzwa
t
FAOZ
FIV3
ummo
main
MONEY
GOING
OCCUPATIONS
unning
LOSE
TO
CUBS
ONMcLARNIN
HOCKEY
STARS
Shqe
lor
Children,
from
.
.
.
iOTljft
I
or
lio.vA,
irom
....
JfJl.O.i
I
or
Men
Jj5.;j,-f
These
are
real
hurgain
i.
rices.
We
have
also
a
great
,s(irtme"nt
of
Mens
Suits
in
Navy
Dlue
Serge,
made
I'rom
genuine
imported
English
material
by
the
bent
makes,
from
....
$20.00
up
ilm's
and
Boys'
Pants
from
81.05
:."'
and
Girls'
Blazers,
ti'm
.
,.
.S1.7."
up
I
Kli.-s'
Silk
and
Wool
Sweaters
at
prices
33
per
tnt
leu.
Montreal
Importers
1
Third
Avenue
J.
H.
Miller.
Proprietor
Why
Buy
Cake?
Ii'
in
Vancouver
when
you
buy
a
-better
quality
cake
wnty
par
cent
cheaper
'I'll-
in
your
own
city
and
!
daily.
I
i
arht
and
Dark
Fruil
Cake,
i
r
lb
IOf
h.
rry
and
Citron
Cake,
:
i
lb
r0f
''Mind
Cake,
with
mixed
fruit
h
10?
I
un.
h
Cake
at
'2Zf
1
'ti
Cake
at
iW
li-lp
to
make
your
own
prosperous
by
encoar-'
v
the
workmen
of
your
town.
I'ur
trood
are
all
made
In
our
Itakery
and
the
Quality
is
unxurpaml
Electric
Bakery
i
Ave.
Telephone
66?
City
Meat
Market
Selvlg
lire
1
Inrd
Ave.
l'hone
763
;"NSAKR
-orter
norik
ost
""-
fikekonervor
"
!
sukkcrkavrinKcr
v
'
ke
hveteakonrokker
Not
.ke
rugskonrokkcr
ke
knekkebrod
"W-ke
riatbrod
Mutter
048.
v.
'
t
ky.
vnrer.
Illlllge
priscr.
Hurtig
ombringclsc
NavySuits
and
Ensemble
Suits
"Bemers"
cinrAno
xmv
on
even
iootino
roit
NATIONAL
I.E.U.IE
M'l'KE-
NEW
CV
MITII
CI.NtJ.N'AW'L
m
ii
lost
to
j-muhw
I
Ipedal
to
Dailv..'Newfci
YORK.
Ma?
16Wlnnlnr
tivir
tenth
trlBht
Kame.
the
last
four
from
'he
New
Turk
Olanu.
the
Chicago
Cub
yesterday
climbed
to
a
first
p'ace
tie
In
the
National
League
wlth
the
Cincinnati
Reu
who
lost
ground
by
dropping
game
to
the
lowly
Phillies,
fae
QUnu,
who
are
now
tlmunHi
tnr
evem
fourth
ntatoe
bv
tiv
nv,i.i..
Robins,
loat
a
loose
game
to
the
Cuba
by
a
acore
of
10
to
7.
The
Robin
r.i-
zated
to
alxth
place
the
Pituhn
.-
wnom
tney
overwhelmed
with
a
10
to
3
acore.
New
York
Yankees
retained
then-
lnn
.margin
at
the
top
of
the
American
'.eague
by
winning
twelve
to
eight
la
a
batting
bee
over
the
Detroit
Tlgeta.
The
Philadelphia
Athletics
made
good
their
claim
to
second
place,
four
full
games
..ehlnd
the
Yankees,
by
blanking
their
vaU
for
that
position,
the
Cleveland
Indiana.
Boston
rose
to
within
striking
distance
of
the
top
of
the
second
dl-valloo
by
again
winning
over
the
8t.
Louis
Browns.
The
Chicago
White
Sox
ihrcatened
to
leave
the
cellar
by
winning
ver
the
fourth
place
yaahlngton
senators.
Yesterday's
scores
were
as
follows:
.NATIONAL
I.EAOt
i:
New
York
7.
Chicago
10.
Brooklyn
lu.
Pittsburg
8.
'
Philadelphia
8.
Cincinnati
I.
Boston
1,
at.
Louis
I
AMIItlfAN
LKAdlE
Detroit
8,
New
York
13.
Cleveland
0.
Philadelphia
S.
St.
Louis
I.
Boston
8.
Chicago
3.
Washington
3.
roAwr
ieaoie
Portland
S.
Saerasnente
9.
Mission
8.
Los
Angeles
8.
Hollywood
I,
San
Francisco
a.
Seattle
3,
Oakland
4.
IJU'IIK
T
AMI
KM
Nsllenal
lagac
W.
L.
Cincinnati
n
12
Chicago
10
18
St.
Louis
18
18
New
Tork
18
11
Bro-Jklyn
18
14
Pttteburg
tt
14
Breton
17
Philadelphia
f
80
Vasertrasi
Leagae
New
Tork
at
8
Philadelphia
tt
7
Cleveland
81
19
Washington
13)
.
14
a.
Lewie
84
-
if
Boston
II
is
Detroit
l)
31
Chicago
S
91
Pet.
PRE-EMPTIONS
Vacant.
unrswenred,
surveyed
Crown
lands
may
bs
prs-smptsd
by
British
eubjrcu
over
11
years
f
age,
and
by
aliens
on
deciarlac
Intention
to
beeorne
British
subtts,
conditional
anon
residence.
evMpatlen.
ia4
tMprovejasnt
far
acrkwlturaj
wpoeee
Pull
InfermaUon
ooocsrnln
rssra-stlons
rsgardlBir
pre-emptions
is
given
in
Bulletin
No
1,
Land
Serlee.
"How
to
Pre-empt
Land"
oopise
(
hlch
can
be
obtnined
free
of
ekarge
ly
addranstnx
the
Depsrtment
of
Lands,
Vlcterls,
B.C..
or
to
sny
Government
Agent
-
Hecords
will
be
granted
covering
only
land
suitable
for
agricultural
purposes,
and
whloh
la
not
timber-land,
I.e..
oarrylna;
over
1,900
board
feet
per
sere
west
the
Coast
Rang
and
1.004
feet
per
aere
east
of
that
lungs
Apptloatleaa
for
prs-smptlons
are
to
bs
sddreaeed
to
the
Land
Cora-MiuiMH
of
tke
Land
Iteocrdlna
Dl-
tlelan.
la
whlahjhe
JanJ
appUsd
tor
1,
IS
SltUSiea,
mwm
ubh
vu
yiiiiivw
forms,
ooplee
of
which
can
bs
obtained
from
the
Land
Commissioner.
Pre-emption
must
be
ooouplsd
for
five
years
and
improvements
mad
to
value
of
(10
per
aer.
Including
leering
end
cultivating
at
least
five
aer.
befor
a
Crown
Orsnt
can
be
received.
Por
mors
detailed
Information
see
Uie
Bulletin
"How
to
Pre-empt
LalMl"
PURCHASE
Appllostlons
are
received
for
pur-cat
of
vacant
and
unreserved
Cnwn
lends,
not
bslng
tlmbsrlend.
for
sgrlcultural
purposes;
mtnimsirn
price
for
flr.t-elass
li.u
,
IS
per
acre,
and
second
-elsas
(ru-
7:
'Z
i
an
wimt
sars.
Further
In-
i
tematlen
regarilng
Purcha.
or
loaao
of
Crown
Unde
U
1vn
In
Dulletla
No.
10.
Land
Series.
Turehass
and
Lss
of
Crown
Lnda."
.....
-
industrial
sites
00
nncouver
Lightweight
not
yet
Quite
Kqual
in
Popular
Favor
NEW
YORK.
May
10-
Add!-tioiial
financial
backing
for
Jimmy
McJ.arnin,
the
Vancouver
lightweight.
Kent
the
odds
down
to
nix
to
five
that
Sammy
.Mandell
will
succeed
in
retaining
the
lightweight
crown
in
his
fifteen
round
battle
with
the
Iiritlsh
Columbia
boy
here
tomorrow
night.
Earlier
in
the
week
the
odds
favored
the
champion
seven
to
five.
One
wager
of
$1,000
to
$2,500
that
McLarnin
knocks
out
Mandell
is
reported.
SPORT
CHAT
Introducing
three
new
players,
who
will
make
their
debut
on
the
local
field,
the
opening
football
game
of
the
season-Thistle
and
Regiment
in
the
first
Stuart
Benefit
Shield
fixture
wUI
be
played
Friday
evening
on
the
Acropolis
hiii
grounds.
The
new
players
are
Harry
Krsklne
on
the
side
of
the
Thistles
and
Stanley
George
and
Charles
Baptle
lor
the
Regiment.
The
two
line-ups
will
be
ss
follows:
Thistles
J.
Currle:
A.
Hals
and
8.
Ersklne:
O.
Mitchell,
S.
Currle
and
T.
Hadden:
A.
Mitchell,
H.
Brsklne,
J.
Campbell.
R.
Woods
and
J.
Parquhar;
reserrea,
J.
Campbell.
J.
Andrews
and,
H.
Hamilton.
Regiment
H.
Oorbett:
a.
W.
Oeorge
and
J.
Ross;
P.
Doherty.
J.
Karri
and
O
P.
Tinker:
J.
8
Wiann
P.
Ruaastl
H
Bye.
C
Baptle
and
C.
J.
Nornng-,
ton:
reserves.
P.
Hodgklnsou
and
J.
Underwood.
Oeorge
Russell
will
be
referee.
Booth
and
High
Bebools
clash
in
a
Junior
football
ieasue
future
tonlsht.
Booth
has
had
a
winning
streak
lately
and
thinks
It
can
take
Hlath
Into
caaan.
41
Thst
would
make
the
taenia
even
in
aiibe
league
standing.
The
teams:
-Ml
Hh
aehool-Portrr.
Stiles.
SooU.
M2
Thurber.
Kelery,
Thompson.
Wicks.
W.
-417
Johnson.
Osmeron,
c
Jannaan.
Mom-
on.
Spa
res:
Ptaher,
Larkin.
7j
Booth:
T.
Smith.
J.
Monay.
R.
Nel-
son.
M.
Coluaal.
R.
Colliaon
leapt.
I.
R.
jOUker.
A.
Walters.
H.
Dickens.
T
Bwa-
santeh.
I.
McKay.
O.
WtngtMnn.
Spares:
a
U.
Forbes.
R.
Pranks.
A.
Ivarson.
W.
Cross.
.48
i
SYNOPSIS
OF
lmND
ACTAMENDMENTS
l
The
standing:
Nstk
School
Borssri
street
Jtli
d:,'
ijf
April.
1038
118
w.
Catcher
Boh
OTmrrrll
Lreuaf
Cardinal,
has
HEUI8TRAR
OF
VOTERS
Fts
IS
10
0
of
the
St.
traded
to
the
New
York
Olanu
for
Oeorge
W.
Harper.
SO
year
old
outfielder.
O'
ParreU
was
manager
of
the
Cardinals
last
year,
succeeding
Rogers
Hornsby.
There
have
been
no
indications
tnst
OTarrsil
was
on
the
market
and
the
deal
catte
at
a
time
wnem
he
was
the
only
experienced
catcher
on
the
Red
Bird's
sua.
Oharlle
Harvey,
matsaawr
lor
Tom
Heeaey.
made
s
trip
to
White
Sulphur
Spring.
N.T..
tost
week
to
tnapret
Tom
Luther's
training
camp.
The
New
Zea-Under
may
get
into
shape
there
for
his
bout
with
Oene
Tunney.
Camp
at
Atlantic
City
and
Palrhaven.
N
J.
also
arc
being
considered.
Tunney
left
New
York
st
the
end
of
the
week
for
his
camp
st
Speculator
N
Y
.
where
he
wlU
begin
Intensive
training
next
month,
WINS
TOURNEY
III.IEATS
A.
IK)ALI
IN
HS
Al.
Ol
(
ITV
1111.1.111(11
IIAMIICAI
VOIH
NAMENT
BV
TOO
TO
191
Jce
Bees
ley
i
scratch)
won
In
the
final
of
the
city
handicap
billiard
tourna
ment
under
the
auspices
of
the
Orand
Terminal
Club
last
night
when
be
de
feated
Andy
Donald
(scratch)
by
a
score
of
800
to
101
It
was
a
close
and
well
contested
match
with
the
outcome
In
doubt
until
the
very
end).
Earlier
in
the
evening.
Beealey
had
beaten
8
D
Mictions
Id
(plus
it)
In
the
lat
aeml-nnsl
by
a
score
of
300
to
157.
Beetle
take
tint
prnss
In
the
tour
nament.
Donald
second
and
there
wUI
be
play-off
between
8.
D.
MtodonaM
.tmw
land:
not
exceeding
40
acres,
'and
Prod
Stephens,
the
two
other
teml
maf
bs
purchased
or
leased,
the
con-
flnallau.
for
the
third
cup.
iiitinfia
....
-
ikMiiiI
lnoiuainx
nt
DSimsni
v
stumpags.
HOMESITE
LEASES
Lad
land
has
bssn
survy.
LEASES
or
a
oompsJir
QRAZIII0
too.
U
dlvldd
tow
Kgg
fl.r
a
and
th
rsooj
iun.r.
Annual
Oraslng
c?fV
"
lu4
'
based
on
grating
psrmlt
lBg
,,Ven
numb
ri
L,'
Btock-ewner.
U
esuWtsbed
won,
for
rasure
.aay
form
"n;'
pirUy
fx
mansgsmsnt.
"?fJJ
tor
settlera,
Promts
ad
Advertise
In
the
Dally
New.
"PROVINCIAL
ELECTIONS
ACT"
I'KINCE
111
I'EUT
l:l.ECTOUAI.
MtlltlCT
NOTICE
U
hereby
given
that
I
shall,
on
Monday,
the
31st
day
of
May,
199)1.
a',
the
hour
of
10
o'clock:
in
the
forenoon,
at
the
Court-house,
Prtaos
Ru-pert,
hold
a
sitting
of
the
Court
ot
Revision
for
the
nurpooe
ot
revMat
t
of
voter
lor
Che
said
electoral
district,
and
of
hearing
and
determining
any
and
all
objections
to
the
retention
of
any
name
on
the
ssld
list,
or
to
the
registration
as
a
tout
of
any
applicant
fw
registration:
and
for
the
other
MoT.
xrtonn
,n
th
provlncw
irlnce
Rupert.
B.C
OXK
MAN
(10F.S
Tu
I
A
KM
AVOTIILIt
jJTO
AIK
AMI
A
TIIIHI
'frtK
rl.OMKR
MIOP
".ONE
PLAYS
HASEI
mm
Al
l.
MUX
KM1AOB
IN
NOME
REfRK.V
TION
AI'TEIt
TIIKIK
HAUO
WINTER
OKINO
new
YORK.
May
lfl
There
Is
the
dhTemwe
of
day
and
night
In
the
proposed
occupations
of
the
Mew
Tork
Rangers,
who
recently
won
tfte
worltfk
prof
t
uetonal
boekey
title
when
tney
de
feated
the
Montreal
Maroons.
The
members
of
toe
squad
have
depdMM
to
various
points
to
prepare
for
the
summer.
Billy
Boyd,
substitute
forward,
plana
to
lead
an
airy
life
as
sn
a
vis
tor
for
the
neat
four
months,
while
the-
Oxx
tret
her,
tile
vrtanmen.
will
operate
their
huge
wheat
farm.
Frank
Boucher,
centre
player
who
was
one
of
the
heroes
of
the
Stanley
Otto
finals,
will
handle
flowers
Instead
of
a
hockey
stick
for
a
while,
and
Lome
Chabot.
goalkeeper
who
was
IncapafelUted
in
toe
second
game
of
the
final
series,
will
act
In
the
capacity
of
chief
clerk
at
a
Can
adian
sum
mar
reaort.
Boyd's
declaxas
to
fly
is
still
unoer-
Uln.
There
ey
be
some
ob
lections
from
Mrs.
Boyd
on
thst
point.
Air
work
will
be
nothing
new
for
the
play
er.
He
served
hie
time
with
the
Roval
i
Air
Force
during
the
Oreat
War.
The
Cook
brother.
Capuin
BUI
and)
Bunny,
were
he
first
to
leave
New
Tork
tfter
the
local
festivities
sere
They
sped
away
to
their
wheat,
farm
of
some
hAttidmU
of
acres
near
anakatoon.
Stat.
Bunny,
whose
real
name
U
Fred,
win
marry
Marie
Hehume.
New
Tork
girl,
some
time
In
June.
HEI.ir.tTH
1IA1WEKS
The
hand
that
wreaked
havoc
on
op
posing
pock-carrlere
all
season
will
pluck
dellesW
flowers
for
a
few
months
at
least.
Prank
Boucher
has
returned
i
to
Otttwa.
his
Ikono
town,
with
Mrs
Boucher,
to
manage
hat
florist
shoo.
Boucher
will
uralfhten
out
bis
busi
ness
in
short
order,
and
as
soon
aa
It
Is
possible
will
retreat
to
a
cottage
In
the
Ofenadlan
woods
with
his
wile
and
two-year
-old-son
Boucher
is
lookinf
f
onward
to
his
extended
vacation
be
ne
wants
to
regain
bis
last
weight
and
then
some
more.
.
TaT"
Abel,
defense
player,
the
only
American-born
player
on
the
team
that
won
the
Stanley
Cup,
is
now
back
at
his
home
at
Sault
ste.
Marie.
on
the
border
line
in
Mlchknn.
Abel
intends
to
work
for
the
Poreetrv
de-
Chlng
Johnson,
Abel's
partner'
on
de
fer)
se,
will
start
on
a
long
drive
to
Angeles.
He
will
be
aocompanied
by
hi
wife
and
llule
daughter.
Johnson
wUI
keep
hhnself
In
condition
with
hard
work
on
his
father
farm
outside
Los
Angel
us
Bstsbnll
at
a
sroostdary
attraction
to
Paul
Thompson,
substitute
forward
The
spring
wheat
crop
a
wait
him
at
hU
Calgary
tana,
and
bo
wUI
be
kept
busy
with
that
until
June.
In
the
off
n
until
August
ha
will
plsy
second
for
a
Calgary
semi
-pro
Wcbll
team
and
then
finish
hie
farm
After
that
It
will
be
hockey
again.
KWflER
AM.
TIME
It's
a
ease
jf
aUngcr
winter
summer
with
Patsy
Calllghea.
defense
pUyer
He
sin
be
a
fire
If
he
can
pass
the
roqulremenU.
OaUl
gben's
home
is
in
Toronto.
Leo
Bourgslt.
.substitute
defonee
Player,
and
Alex
Orey.
substitute
forward,
hsve
had
propositions
In
view
for
acme
time,
and
in
their
spare
hour
will
fish
and
swim.
Murray
Murdoek
who
makes
his
home
in
Hiwhlng
will
work
ss
an
actuary
tor
aa
insurance
concern
la
New
York.
Los
Patrick,
mausaer
of
ttie
Rajigera.
will
attend
to
tola
Victoria,
B.C..
for
atftl
an
to
himself
and
runing.
tout
atotb
Around
The
World
With
Sport
Fans
(lly
The
Tramp)
in
at
golf-
motorh-uj
The
internet
lonm
yacht
races
are
to
be
held
this
ytr
at
Vancouver
under
the
auspices
of
tl
Royal
Vancouver
Yacht
Club,
conimenclng
on
July
3
It
baa
been
sugiewtesi
that
the
Prince
Rupert
Yacht
Clui
Instead
of
putting
on
IU
annual
race
should
try
to
ar
tae
a
run
to
this
port
from
Van
oouver
and
put
up
a
cap
for
the
win
r
in
a
handicap
race.
They
could
then
enteruin
tlie
visitor
on
their
ar
rival.
Iven
if
no
cup
u
pin)
up,
it
might
be
t
courteous
thing
to
Invite
them
end
surest
that
they
all
make
the
run
up
the
inside
passage
this
far
l.eiore
returning
south.
"
Aenora
rxnssaui
ueofue
ex
ecu-
Uve
U
planning
to
Insure
the
players
In
league
games
Tttla
seems
rather
an
uiwausl
siting,
iyssu-4s)
mi
unta
J
e
s
On
of
the
horses
to
race?
In
!the
Derby
st
Epsom
la
named
Winnipeg.
He
is
an
almoat
unknown
quality,
j.
B.
Wldetwr
paid
3400
pounds
for
him
at
the
Desuvllle
yearling
aalee
In
190
and
almost
a
year
later
thai
eon
of
RabeJai
and
Why
daft
won
a
two
year
old
race
In
Hue
style
s
The
week
of
the
bag
cup
tie
football
m
v,,H,-,.u
w
sHWKiancas
si
the
Bngllsb
soci-er
games
wer
as
(ol-
this
I
lows:
I
Bin
i
hurt'
"T
ern
V
Huddersf
11
d
03.000
Prince
Rupert
electoral
District.
I
Chelsea
v.
u..e
United
;:.000
of
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copy
of
The
Daily
News
every
night
by
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to
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carrier
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will
bring
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you
every
night
for
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Keep
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Posted
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news,
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news,
all
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doings
of
Prince
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your
own
town,
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by
no
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least,
get
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NEWS
OF
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STORES
their
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f
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Oty
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tilled
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at
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Houpur
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u
a
passenger
aboard
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lor
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ruraungnam
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30.000!
where
he
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mining
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United
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TTnlted
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18.000
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Wednesday
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.
10400
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AS
.
Clapton
Orient
v.
Nottingham
Prof.
Forest
.
.
10,000
only
two
boxers
or
wrestlers
snd
a
substitute
for
each
will
be
allowed
to
compete
for
the
Olympic
games
from
each
province.
Contestant
pay
their
own
wsy
to
Montreal
and
then,
if
they
are
selected,
the
committee
will
look
after
thetn
until
they
reach
home
A
fifteen
round
bout
is
to
be
fought
st
Winnipeg
tomorrow
night
between
Al
Webster
of
BlUinga.
MonUns
and
Walcott
Lang-ford
of
Chicago.
In
a
recent
cricket
match
between
Surrey
and
Hampshire
.the
former
tesm
made
464
runs
for
6
wk-krte.
their
op
opponenu
getting
334.
But
that
was
ac
thing
to
a
match
played
the
same
day
between
Sussex
snd
Nottingham
shire,
Sussex
making
516
runs
snd
Notts
batted
twice
with
338
and
378.
tor
tlie
winners
Langrldge
made
114.
Bowley
114,
and
J.
Parkes
104.
Rushy
Oraham
the
UUca
bantam
Is
tonedwled'
to
flght
Kid
Francis
of
Italy.
olalmant
of
the
European
championship.
In
i
II
round
bout
at
Bbbett'a
Field.
New
York,
May
30
and
the
winner
will
be
publicly
recognised
as
the
bantam
champion,
it
la
announced.
Bogga
of
the
economies
and
deewrtrneirt
of
the
University
of
British
Columbia,
Vancouver,
will
arrive
tomorrow
night
on
Oeorge
from
Anyox
and
evening
vul
address
a
meeting
in
Booth
Memortsl
School
He
will
then
proceed
to
Terrace
and
other
Interior
points.
properties
In
which
he
is
Interested.
Form
No.
18,
Section
S8)
LAM)
ACT.
NOTICE
OF
INTENTION
TO
to
rmcnK
lano
Arm
In
Prince
Rupert
Land
Recording
District
and
situate
about
4
miles
from
the
mouth
of
Khutae
River.
,
TAKE
NOTICE
that
thV
Detroit
WsMnrn
Mining
Company
of
Vanonuvet
J
occupation
Minute
Comnanv
mi,
to
spiny
rar
I1'
I
III
IB
Mm
to
:hae
the
following
daterlbed
lan
OommoMlngsjt
a
post
planted
to-
the
nee
easssriv
en
eaaina:
tnsnm
nor.
tnerly
10
rhalna.
and
eontalnutg
100
acres,
more
or
leas.
T.
PARDOC
WILSON,
Agent
for
Detroit
Western
Mining
Co
Dated
18th
April.
1998.
Form
No.
18.
Section
39)
LAND
ACT.
NOTICE
OF
INTENTION
TO
ATI
TO
ITIK
lim;
I.AMi
In
Prince
Ruoert
Land
Recordlne
Dis
trict
and
sUuate
about
4
miles
from
the
mouth
ot
Khutae
River.
TAKE
NOTICE
thst
the
ntmtt
Western
Muting
Ocanpany
of
Vancouver.
B.C..
occupation
Mining
Company,
intends
to
SDUlV
for
nsmisslnn
ta
nun.
ohase
the
folio
wins;
dascribed
lands:
Commenclns''
at
a
nast
nUntsd
am
toot
south
of
8.W.
corner.
Lot
904-thence
south
Westsrl
100
chains:
Uvauv
easterly
10
chains,
more
or
leas;
thence
northeasterly
100
chain;
thence
westerly
!"".
an
conuuauig
isu
acres,
more
or
lea.
T.
PARDOE
WILBON.
Agent
for
Detroit
Western
Mlnlna
Co.
Dated
llth
April.
198.
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ACTi
.4".JM..i-'
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Prlncees
Pat,
Lot
:
Pilot.
Lot
4JT;
R.A.F..
Lot
498:
Obserrer.
Lot
4308.
Mineral
Claims,
situate
In
the
Atlln
Mlnlna
Division
ot
CassUr
District.
Where
looeted:
On
Munro
Mountain
about
four
miles
from
the
town
of
Atlln.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
we.
James
Stokes
and
C.
R.
Fraser,
Free
Miser's
Certificate
NO.
R9O8O-B00A1.
Intend
alitv
4m
fmn
the
date
hereof.
-
apply
to
the
Mining
Recorder
for
a
Cer
rtlflcate
of
Improve-
laming
h.
ti-
S2nU-
,or
tB
Purpose
of
obtal
the
Prlnoe
crown
Grant
of
the
above
claim
on
Friday
I
Aud
further
take
notice
that
setlon.
under
section
88
must
bs
commenced
before
the
issue
ot
such
Certificate
of
Imarovemtnu.
Dated
this
8th
dav
of
March.
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