:l:iy.
April
17,
102S
prices
at
Prince
Rupert
of
the
New
Chevrolet
,
I
Litfht
Delivery
Chassis
$fl:M.OO
1-1
y2
Ton
Truck
Chassis
$800.00
Kojuhter
$808.00
Knadnter
Delivery
$808100
TomiiiK
$808.00
nupc
$o:n.oo
"M(h
$:n.oo
Sedan
$
HMO.OO
Cabriolet
$10:10.00
Imperial
Landau
$1080.00
Front
Bumper
and
Rear
Hiimperettes
standard
equipment
on
all
Passenger
Models.
Disc
Wheels
Standard
equipment
on
Imperial
and
Cabriolet
only.
On
other
models
$.'10.00
extra.
Snare
Tire
and
Tube,
si'.t
00
extra.
Kaien
Garage
Phone
52
RICHMOND'S
Louvre
1
-AMOUR
FOH
VALUE
in
Ladies'
Coats
Hats
and
Dresses
H
S.
WALLACE
CO,
LTD.
MEIfCUKY
I'
I'LL
FA91I10NHD
SILK
HOSE
M't'nn
and
Service
Weifrhts
Hunmctal,
Black,
Armos-re.
Nude,
Kvenjflow,
Mer-ida.
Flesh,
etc.
i"
rom
$1.75
to
$2.50
The
Hose
for
Satisfaction
H.S.WalIaceCo.Ltd.
Phone
9.
3rd
Ave.
&
Fulton.
NOBLE
FIVE
IMS
.Miller,
Court
&
Co.
sponsored
and
placed
before
the
f
uliiir
sueh
well
known
properties
us
Cork
Province
at
".
Whitewater
at
25c,
Pend
"reille
at
25c.
and
now
they
offer
NOBLE
FIVE
MINES
I
I'D.
at
30c
a
share.
Over
three
quarters
of
a
million
dollars
has
been
spent
on
development,
power
plant
and
mill.
This
is
a
proven
property.
Subscription
taken
by
S.D
Johnston
Go.Ltd.
017
2nd
Avenue
Agents
for
Miller,
Court
&
Co.
Ltd.
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
63
Cartage,
Warehousing",
and
Distributing-
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal
Sund
and
Gravel.
We
Specialize
In
Piano
and
Furnituiw
Moviiiic.
CHRISTIANS
INSZECM
ARE
BAITED
a...
AulTATOKH
l.NVAHE
AXIt
IKY
Til
HTA.MI'Efi
(
i
TAKINfl
PAUT
How
a
Chines
Christian
congrega-
tljn
carried
on
unruffled
while
antt-
jrUtlan
iiurrut.tera
paatdl
Inflaai-(
matory
piacaards
around
the
room-
and
j
tcre
up
hymn
sheet
is
the
story
told!
in
a
letter
from
a
Canadian
mission-
ary
who
la
at
work
fn
the
interior
pro-
vince
of
Szechwan.
near
the
borders
of
Tibet.
The
playing
of
an
orphanage
hand
and
the
singing
of
Christian
hymns
by
hundred
of
children
at
the
jtrvlc
are
believed
to
have
stirred
up
j
th?
agitators.
The
following
la
an
eyewitness'
ac-
c:nint
of
the
Incident
at
Taellustlns.
Sffhwan,
whare
the
Chinese
church
folk
iu
rude
interrupters.
Rev.
W.
J
Mart
l-1
"I
started
when
I
waa
8,
and
at
12.
mere,
of
London.
Ontario,
secretary-,
In
the
old
Burwood
SBttck
company
in'
trwurer
of
the
West
China
Mission
;OiEaha.
I
had
my
UBS
real
chance
to
I
Tht
UrilUd
Church,
writes:
jdem..nMratc
to
iasetf
arid
ths
world
i
"Mr.
B.'ll
and
1
arrived
jn
the
24th.
that
the
stage
cii
perhaps
my
voia-nd
fcund
that
tiw
Olrls'
Middle
School
!tlcn.
But
at
17
:rrw
too
old
for
kid
had
Just
clo'jd
their
entertainment
parts
and
was
still
too
young
fori
without
mterruptljiii
The
Woman'
Juveniles,
so
I
did
character
work.
And
I
School
had
als
,
had
theirs,
although
from
that
work
In
Saa
Diego
I
entered
i?r:ain
anU-Chrlatian
deroenotrators
the
motion
picture
nr-'-
'
had
pounded
on
the
street
gate.
They
"Even
so,
I
haronrad
sort
-'
side-line
Veiled
out,
"D:wn
with
Christianity."
ambitions.
I
might
have
become
a
ind
"Down
with
the
running
doga
of
magician
or
maybe
a
prize
fighter,
for
Imperialism,"
but
could
not
get
In.
both
of
those
games
held
their
fasctn-In
view
of
the
possibility
of
a
dls-
atlon.
About
the
time
I
waa
able
to
lurbance
at
the
public
Chrtatmaa
service
grasp
what
matfc
was.
I
used
to
prac-in
the
chureh,
the
lecal
leaders
took
tlce
it.
Legerdermaln
was
my
pet.
the
precaution
to
notify
the
military
j
aeadquarten
and
received
assurances
!
that
they
wsuld
send
men.
If
needed,
me
service
began
earlier
than
usual
n
the
hDF
of
avoiding
disturbance
Ircm
ouuiue.
such
as.
occurred
last
Mr
Chen,
classic
teacher
la-
the
boya",bers
of
that
time
Jo?
Oans.
Battling
rho-jl
aU
were
on
the
platform
The
.Nelson.
Abe
Attell
and
other
leading
trearher
gave
a
brief
but
thoughtful
luminaries
of
the
squared
circle.
Chrif
unai'
rermon.
Interspersed
were
r.ngs
by
the
different
schools,
boys
nd
girls,
and
a
band
select
It
n
by
the
rnhsnage
boys.
It
looked
as
If
the
program
was
gain,;
through
without
hitch.
I
TKOI
HUE
MAKhK
FILTKU
IK
"Into
the
audience,
however,
then
bad
been
gradually
filtering
a
number
of
agitators.
At
first
they
said
nothing,
but
in
the
midst
of
Mr
Chen
s
addrvsa.
a
number
of
young
fellows
came
In
wtlh
long
streamers
of
paper
which
they
proceeded
to
pasteup
at
the
QSCK
or
ine
on
urea,
naving
eoverea
wte;ine
people
economically
ana
culturally,
baet
Wall,
they
came
toward
the
front
i
it
was
the
same
wish
the
announce-
and
put
up
more
on
the
brick
pillars,
j
menu
they
had
put
up.
caHIng
on
every-
-They
finally
started
in
with
paste
1
0ne
to
"destroy
Christianity"
f.
jt
and
Inflammatory
notloes
on
the
,
"The
praaidmg
chairman.
Dr.
Kuh,
wall
behind
the
platform
where
we
were
.nd
Mr.
Chen
stood
where"
they
were
TUOVLXCIAL
ELECTIONS
ACT"
IIHAI.
HHsTMt'T
KOTIO
la
hereby
given
that
I
shall.
jb
Mttsdav.
the
21t
day
of
May.
1922.
a
the
hour
of
10
o'clock
In
the
forenoon,
at
the
Court
-house.
Prince
Ru-fert.
hold
a
sitting
of
the
Court
ot
lervlsioa
for
the
purpose
of
revising
the
I
tat
of
voter
for
the
said
electoral
district,
and
of
hearing
and
determining
uay
and
all
obje.-tlons
to
th:
re
tern
ion
of
any
name
on
the
said
llt.
or
to
the
registration
as
a
voter
ol
any
applicant
fir
registration:
and
lor
the
other
set
forth
in
the
"Provincial
EurposM
lert
lasts
Act."
Dated
at
Prlnre
Rupert,
B.C..
this
.'.th
din
of
Anrll.
1828.
IUHJ1BTKAK
ur
vvians.
II
Prince
Rupert
Electoral
Dletrtot.
MINERAL
ACT
(Form
P.)
CERTIFICATE
Ol'
IMPROVEMENTS
NOTIl'M
Princess
Pat.
L-.)t
4SSS:
Pilot.
Lot
4887
HAT.,
tot
M8.
Observer.
Lot
4882.
alinanl
CUisaa.
situate
In
the
Atlln
Mia
TnwHBtViSioh
lMHr.trlr.
..What
located:
On
Munro
Mountain
about
four
m'las
from
the
town
or
All
in.
TAKS
NOTICB
that
we.
James
stoks
and
C.
n
Frtser,
Pre
Miner's
Certlllcate
'No.
8W80-90O61.
intend,
sixty
days
from
the
date
hereof,
ti
apply
to
the
Mining
naannier
for
a
Certificate
of
Improve-
,
mrnts.
for
the
purpose
of
obtaining
a
i
Crown
Qraat
oi
ine
awrse
ciaim.
.i
further
take
notice
that
actios,
under
section
8ft
must
be
commenced
before
the
Issue
of
such
Certlficatt
of
Improvements.
.
Dated
this
5th
day
of
March,
t
a.
p.
1
928
If
MeN.
rRASBR,
..-ent.
IN
PK0BATH
IV
THE
StTIIEMrTrOl'IIT
OPJIHITISlI
tOU'MMA
In
the
Matter
of
the
Administration
In
theM!nr
of
the
Bstate
of
Benedict
Steffan
Johnson.
Deceased",
Intestate
TAKS
NOTICE
that
by
order
of
His
Honor
P.
McB
Yc
m.
the
22nd
day
of
Mar
1M8.
I
was
appointed
admlnlt-f5to?ol
the
estate
Johnson,
deceased,
and
m
claims
saslnst
tlie
said
esinte
are
h.by
reoutrVd
to
furnish
j-rne
pro-nerle
verified
to
me
on
or
before
tae
Tf
and
all
par-tM
Mth
day
April.
toP.ho
1928.
IndVbted
.'S
to
psv
the
amount
of
their
tndeotea:-ne.,
to
me
fortth.
y?&TT,
Official
Administrator.
pjrlm-eJWpert,
JIC
NOTICE
IM
Tl
MVITKR
of
an
application
for
the"l52T
of
VFrovlslonal
1'"
Title
for
liOt
rtWn
1
191.
2AHirMtl
.
V
Vii
;ssjv
v.
-
-
'r
Z,
''The'
first
bub-
&VhereoTa
of
Title
to
the
abov
land
in
in'":
case
of
Title
l
'
,,'I28th
l0DOT
110.
and
is
ntimbered
J
iji
p.,.
I
WTT",...
i
u.-S
j
j,,,.
WHAT
1
MIGHT
HAVE
BEEN
As
Told
tuf
Harold
C.
Jturr
Hy
HAHOLI)
LLOY1)
I
"Boyhood
ainUlt.ons
usuuliy
arc
a
rag-Qui
dn.ira
and
nightmare
mostly
i
nightmares
Electrical
entrlnefrs
In
I
their
early
teem
Invariably
become
i
newtparier
reporters
or
hardware
mer-
jChants.
It
fulls
u
the
lit
ol
few!
yonjreters
sventualiy
to
blossom
into
the
line
of
endeuvor
that
attracted
them
In
their
youth,
.
"Strangely.
I
always
had
one
real
ambition.
I
wanted
a
carter
on
the
stage.
Thl.
thought
apparently
was
Inborn.
I
often
have
heard
my
mother
say
It
was
nurtured
by
her.
She
wanted
to
become,
an
actress,
and
did
play
In
amateur
theatricals.
But
her
folks
were
very
religious
and
never
would
consent
to
her
going
on
the
pro
fee-
atonal
stage.
Maybe
she
did
Instill
this
lonalne
In
mv
heart.
j
"When
I
reached
the
age
where
by
selling
newspapers
and
magazines
I
could
pick
up
a
few
odd
pennies.
I
used
to
slip
off
to
hunt
stories
where
they
sold
tricks
of
any
description.
I
would
3f
cveryming
went
oeauiuuiiy
them
and
after
Id
mastered
their
-.nrum-as.
buy
lajlt
bejj
rang
for
me
as
a
pugilist,
for
a
lime
Intricacies
entertain
the
neighborhood
.
"Mr.
Slao,
who
waa
to
lead
In
I
kids
with
magical
performances.
My
-Not
In
the
least
heartbroken.
I
sub-.qrayr
Mr.
Lin,
the
preacher;
Pastor
dad
said
I
was
pretty
good
at
It.
too
-ouentlv
devote
all
mv
time'
tn
tits
U.
chairman
of
the
dlstrlrt:
Mr.
Oer
Id
3
Bell
Jf
Torsnto.
and
myself:
Dr.
Fuh.
of
ihe
mission
h.spltii.
who
waa
it
charge
of
the
whole
rervtce,
and
also
out
men
you
know
wnat
fathers
are.
theatre,
when
I
wasnt
conducting
newspaper
routes.
I've
tried
my
hand
"Like
every
youngster
of
14
I
had
my
,t
about
everything
around
a
play-sport
Idols
These
were
piomlnen?
house
assistant
nroo
bov
usher,
candv
"I
was
a
very
rugged
youngster,
and
to
let
off
steam
I
had
to
be
dolns
something.
S3
I
turned
to
boxing.
sitting.
No
opposition
waa
offered
and
Mr.
Chen
kept
on
with
his
addreaa
un
til
one
of
tike
leading
demonstratot
Jumped
on
the
platform
and
delivered
a
long
Urade
agalnat
the
Claurak.
Christianity
and
Imperialism,
claiming,
as
these
people
always
do.
that
Onrlsti-
snlty
U
taught
to
drug
the
people
and
i
thus
enable
foreign
nations
to
consr
in
end
dominate
the
country
and
exploit
and
let
this
young
cnap
rant
away.
Me
jas
followed
by
others.
Their
mtn-
tion
was,
evidently,
to
break
up
the
gathering.
But
the
Mg
congregation
of
there
might
be
a
taroerul
attempt
to
boys
ami
girls
and
older
people
looked
rek
Up
the
service,
and
the
prospect
quietly
ati
aa
if
it
were
an
amwals
,
stampede
with
all
those
hundreds
entertainment
and
eoutd
not
be
drawn
0f
children
was
rather
appalling,
out.
j
'P.r
a
while
it
looked
as
If
It
might
"For
fear
that
these
agitators,
foOe.
wUr
lf
we
foreigners
withdrew,
as
would
attempt
something
more
draa-
j
our
preaence
was
perhaps
mom
lrrtta-tle.
word
waa
sent
over
to
the
Oeneral
;
tlng
than
that
of
the
Chinese
Chris-and
In
a
few
minutes
dosen
or
so
j
,,
0ur
leader
asked
us
to
stay
soldiers,
armed,
quietly
filed
In
and
took
j
where
we
were,
and
so
we
did
to
the
seats
near
the
float.
Thotr
officer,
whan
;
TOd
Our
people
showed
a
splendid
be
deemed
euoufh
takklag
had
been
,pirU
thrjughout.
Kven
when
one
agi-fone.
advised
that
the
meeting
be
dls-
tt)tor.
more
daring
than
the
others,
missed".
He
stated
that
be
and
his
picked
up
some
hymn
sheets
on
the
man
had
come
not
to
aupport
either
.
pigtform
and
tore
them
up,
the
chair-
one
or
the
other
aide,
but
to
the
peace
and
now.
aa
both
aMee
had
...
service
1
1
vl
It
I
"
'
it
industry
.
'
i
Concrete
Mixers
Wcttlaufcr
Improved
nrixert
will
hatp
you
to
meet
cow
petition
and
reduce
the
cost
of
munag
concrete,
mortar
or
platter.
liar
are
a-
few
points
of
superiority
:
1.
All
sttel
construction.
2.
Shape
of
dram
gives
faster
mix.
Quicker
discharge.
Lata
trictfon.
Deum
a4atmal
less
speed
than
olhsr
raeaaafig
leagar
the.
7
5.
Ring
oHing
sytatr
i
of
lul
Uon
oi
main
beartnes.
6.
Fair
banks-Morse
nglnei
and
Motors
provide
power.
7.
New
automatic
safety
control
t.
8.
Efficient
service
maintained.
IPWft
e
mot
ifmition.
One
CANADIAN
Itiirbanks
'Morse
COMHANYvClss4SM
jsMM';-Salt-tw-Mais.i
a4KMiaMMesiMni
I
S
IIAUOIII
I.LOYII
"!
longed
to
le
able
to
take
rabbits
out
of
hut."
My
career
in
this
game,
however,
was
short-lived.
It
was
all
right
as
long
a
I
stayed
in
the
gymnasium.
But
I
waxed
ambitious
and
thought
I
could
win
In
one
of
the
Colorado
state
amateur
championship
tournaments.
"We
were
living
in
Denvsf
then,
and
unknown
to
my
pepl:
I
entered
in
the
flyweight
class
I'd
worked
my
waJr
up
to
the
semi-finals
when
my
mother
heard
about
it.
There
were;
not
going
to
be
any
caullflowered
Lloyds
In
our
family,
if
she
could
pre-
';
yent
it.
I
may
add.
she
did,
and
toe!
butcher.
electrician
s
helper.
Well,
just
about
everything
that
was
to
be
jdone.M
Tomorrow
Ethel
Barrymore
Copyright
by
Public
Ledger.
had
an
opportunity
of
proclaiming
their
belte:s,
it
was
time
to
close
the
j
ncering.
HAMJ
IK)OMKiY
AT
iXOSR
"A.ter
same
furiner
efforts
of
the
denuustrator
ta
get
the
audience
to
,
fellow
them"
tn
vantsta
yalli.
the
cmur
man.
Dr.
Puh,
called
on
all
to
rise
and
;-iose
with
the
Uixology.
The
singing
of
our
bDys
and
Rlrls
was
most
hearty
and
clearly
showed
the
agitators
what
uttie
effect
all
their
grandiloquent
j
pee:hea
had
made.
They
were
mantHaa
j,
nettled,
but
were
persuaded
to
leave.
AI(
tne
audience:fllel
gutetly
out.
-it
WM
certainly
i
great
marvel
to
me
how
quiet
and
unruffled
those
Itttl
totas
of
girls
remained
despite
all
.ne
rumpus.
My
own
fear
was
that
man,
though
on
the
brink
of
retaliating,
aa
he
afterwards
told
ua,
decided
It
was
more
Chrtstisn
to
bar
patient
wtth
the
fellow
"After
the
service,
the
orphanage
boys
marched
out
and
trselr
band
played
aa
usual.
There
was
ni
appfance
of
be-
u,
K
in
the
least
frightened.
;
"Is
Chrlstlsiiltv
firmly
plaated
in
thla
city
of
TVellutalnx?
I
have
no
doubt
about
It
"
SECOND
POWER
UNIT
AT
DOCK
Tl
HE
I'l.ACKII
IN
OI'EKATION
TO
nn.iuvi:
intH
fMitit
vtAirx
IHTIMAVIJH
The
following
naasjalal
stateraenu
coveting
the
opeidamm
of
two
city
utUHMa
for
the
montfa
of
March
were
presented
to
the
city
oftuacll
last
night
by
A
.
Little,
siiperintandent
at
utilities:
TEl.KI'HONV.S-Esantated
Revenue
M.888.BS
Expenditure
V
2.447.38
Surplus
1.209
47
Ei.r.cTitir
i.loiif
Betmtnted
revenue
1t.710fl3
Expenditure
11.114
82
Surplua-
..'
1.8
aaju
ews
j1
nUfmlanles)4
alioV,
'
eatltmttes'
for
the
yea
iBM.'Al'
:anltolpnt.d
a
-ur
plus
frcot
the
tele-'
'phone'
department
ot
Ofo.soB
on'
a
tot.il
estksUited
revenue
of4
StSteOO
and
a
surplus
of
115,000
on
eleowie
ligius
j
from
total
revenue
cf
1125.000.
Capital
'expenditure
on
telephones,
it
was
-iluiiatPd.
wOttlO"
be
HtOOO-
and
on
the:
electric
Irgert
ayetem-
48.f)rs,
j
The
capital
expentfrture
of
the
elec-1
trie
light
department
will
lacluox
the
pwtttng
into
operaHtn
of
a
second
'
Imacntre
at
the
dry
dock
now
that
the
i
therg
ae
well1
s
the'
plant
at
8hawitaaVaMte-'
ser
ltaded
lttt
SI
ST-:
ON
S
T,
1
Sgm
I
m
iMI
Mm
m
OR
a
London
tradition
and
is
thoroughly
rectified
to
obtain
perfect
purity
and
sparkling
clearness.
Sterling
John
CoIIi'm
X
Twothirds
cocktaaV
glass
Slermig
London
Dry
Cm.
juice
of
one
lemon,
pace
of
ice,
one
tcaspoonful
sugar,
bottle
cold
soda.
,
'
1
'
)
3
LONDON
30
PAOTf
FttB
:
Thia
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
1
of
British
Columbia
Lu.Tl
that
tendwrs
be
called
sor
three
833
,
k.v.a.
18.000
volt
transformers
sa
well.
ae
other
equipment
that
wUl
be
need
-
1
ed
In
placing
tne
second
dry
dock
unit
in
operation.
GIRL
STOWAWAYS
ON
UNITED
STATES
SHIPS,
I
rut
Ashore
In
rhwMa
and
Formal
-qulry
n-1
to
be
made
regarding
it.
WASH
I
NO
TON,
DC,
April
17.
!
Spotting
to
the
recommendation.
been
ordered
A'
""T
t
l
h
a
Court
of
inquiry
have
the
result
of
the
discovery
of
four,
girl
'
originally
propcaad
ta
pave
through
stowaways
on
board
vessel,
ot
the"
"h
to
Fourth
Avenue
but.
on
South
Atlantic
Heet.
Kaval
authorities
account
of
the
heavy
grade.
It
waa
decided
that
It
would
sulBlce
to
declared
last
night
that
they
were
in-
go
"
to
be
lane.
The
work
was
formed
only
four
girls
were
fouud.
but
7
a
report
from
Key
Wast
said
that
four
ternary
In
view
of
heavy
traftte
and"
girls
who
were
landed
there
and
at
toe
prwent
dilapidated
condltftm
ot
St.
Petersburg.
Florida,
told
of
another
tb
'"wet.
U4
hslna
nut
off
ths
dMtaoeer
BUI-'
"
-,
could
recall
but
one
other
stowaway
-
,H
W.
.
1
.1-1
.lull
1
completed
a
journey
on
board
the
bat
-
Ueahlo
Ar
Irons
from
New
York
to
Panama,
In
1921.
Twelve
enlisted
menj
recelrad
prison
sentences
s
a
result
of
that
episode.
j
Secretary
Wilbur
declared
last
night
that
courts
of
Inquiry
have
been
or-
ddrsd
in
the
po'ts
where
the
vessels
put
the
girl,
ashore
Subscribe
for
the
Daily
News.
j
The
Least
Excitement
;
Made
Her
Heart
Palpitate
and
Flutter
j
Mrs.
Ambrose
Orwr,
Elfinburg,
Oat,
qulPPd
as
a
aaltery
for
mild
cur-writeet
"I
suffered
for
some
time
rug
herring.
It
has
a
capacity
In
this
with
a
bad
heart
which
seemed
to
be
inspect
for
25
barrels
a
day
with
dry
coat
rolled
by
mj
nerves.
The
least
little
excitement
would
eause
it
to
flut
ter
and
palpitate,
and
at
ties
I
would
hare
real
bad
ipelh
Iffersd
in
Jhit
way
for
some
tatogSut.
one
day,
advertised,
so
de-
iflSflSnaseTaxemV
ruled
to
try
them.
I
had
only
taken
a
I
few
boxes
when
I
noticed
that
I
felt
better,
ae
I
con
tinued
taking-
them
and
in
a
short
time
mj
heart
felt
entirely
different.'
Pries
60e,
a
box
tt
aU
drnjjfisU
sad
dealers,
or
mailed
direct
on
reeeiii
of
price
by
The
T.
Ullburn
Co.,
Limited,
Toronto,
Oat
L
I
quality
Gin
possessing
the
tiavor,
asK
tor
sterling
London
distilled
by
experts
according
Sterling.Gin
tRickfy
(X
One
tump
ice
m
tumbler,
juice
of
one
lemon
or
lime.
Sterling
London
Dry
Cm,
FiO
up
with
sodi
water.
Mu
well
snd
ww
white
feting
'i
DEV
HALF
BLOCK
ON
GREEN
!
QT'BPFT
TA
RF
PAVFl)
Oltlfibl'
11
DLIniDUj
J
Cltv
Osnnrll
Oerides
on
Work
Near
Hospital
EuMmatrst
to
Tost
j
ts.iiw
A
recommendation
from
the
Board
ol
Works
that
Clreen
Sret
from
FLfih
Avenue
to
the
lane
to
the
rear
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Oeneral
Hospital
be
macadamized
at
an
estimated
cost
of
S3.299
was
accepted
by
the
city
council
Hast
night.
WILL
FREEZE
HERRING
ABOARJMOTORSHIP
lOW
.ANE
SAHJS
FOR"
NOIITIIKHN
ALASKA
TO
HALT.
CI
HE
AND
I'HwtOS
8KATTLC.
April
17.
The
first
Alaska
I
equipped
for
frewaiiig
fish,
tin
motorshjp
Dnnna
Lane,
of
the
Utopian
Fisheries.
Is
en
route
for
Prince
WlUlan
Sound.
Owen
explained
that
50
tons
of
herring,
for
use
by
halibut
fishermen
as
'bait,
will
be
froaan
aboard
the
vessel
dally.
The
Donna
Lane
wlH
operate
In
the-
Prince
William
Sound,
Cook
Inlet
and
Kodlak
Island
districts.
Herring,
will
be
prepared
In
block,
of
50
pounds
.each.
The
motor-ship
has
apace
for
2.000.-
I0G0
pounds
of
frozen
herring,
and
also
.Horage
for
7.500
barrels
of
mild
cured
herring
exclusive
of
cold
stcrage
apace
HOTEL
AHHIVALS.
'
Prlnea
Rniert
H.
W
Chambers
and
T.
R.
Wilson
Invermss:
J.
P.
Strang,
Sunayelde-Mr.
and
Mrs,
P.
Prcnehoc.
Petersburg
Alaska
.
D.
Purvis,
Vaneeuver.
C.
I.
Ime-
son,
N.
A.
Mllott.
Oao.
Walker.
B.
C
aJhnson,
Vancouver;
W.
I.
Walker,
Naas
Harbor;
Walter
K
Steed.
Premler
BC
Walter
LongwlU
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Catftla
this
morning
after
having
spent
a
couple
of
days
In'
Stewart
en
buetneee.
NT
G
-:-
G
I
most
pleasing
ffl
Dry.
(
It
is
to
the
best
to.
Gl
N
eilin
Out
Our
whele
stock
must
be
disposed
of
quickly
COME
EARLY
AND
OET
VOUIl
HIIAIIE
OF
TUB
IUR0A1NS
Montreal
Importers
Thiil
Avenue
J.
II.
Miller,
Preprletor
City
Meat
Market
(SELVIC.
imos.)
Third
Ae.
Phane
7C5
KJOT
FISK
GKONSAKEIt
(.JmTOST
N0KKBL0ST
FETMYSOST
PHLMULA
GAMSIRLOST
,
FISKBI10LLEH
i
FLATBUOD
I
SIULTEK
OS.
V.
t
1st
kl.
varer.
Ililllffe
prlser.
Hurtlff
ombrlngelse.
PAIN
in
BLADDER
Prompt
It
Eased
by
SA.NTAL
MIDY
He
ure
In
get
the
(Jeniillie
Look
far
the
word
".MID
X"