DRE eS eS PNR

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Placarhice Posele!

EVERY CLASS OF INSURANCE. GET OUR RATES

The Mack Realty and Insurance Co.

Phone 150 Third Avenue and Fulton St

JOHN DILLON
IS IN DANGER

Hurled from Auto Car near

 

 

LADIES’

HAND BAGS

We have just received a
shipment of the newest
styles and latest designs
in ladies’ Velvet and leath-
er Hand Bags. We es-
pecially invite you to call
and let us show you our
new goods. .....

mers BE recom

C. B. WARK

Jeweller

 

 

 

Fort George

For information, free
maps and literature
call and see me.

 

 

 

 

 

JOHN DYBHAVN

Open Evenings Pattullo Block

 

 

A Mirror

mi Johnson be given a rest of fifteen

Dundalk and Picked up for
Dead.

John Dillon, Nationalist member
of parliament, was dangerously
injured about the head and back
in an automobile accident near
Dundalk. It was at first thought
Mr. Dillon was dying, and a
priest administered: the last sac-
raments. The injured man rallied,
however, and was removed to a
Dundalk hospital, where he is in
a serious condition. The auto-
mobile dashed into a culvert and
Mr. Dillon was thrown through
the glass screen.

Mr. Dillon suffered a_ severe
conéussion of the spine, which
deprived him temporarily of his
power over his limbs. He also
received a. severe cut on the

stitches.

BACKS JOHNSON
AGAINST TWO

Sensational Mill Suggested by
Rickard $50,000 Purse Offered

“White Hopes.”

fight in Reno, July 4th, will offer
a purse of $50,000 for Jack John-
son to fight any two men in the
world, the same afternoon for the
world’s championship.

Rickard declares his belief that
Johnsoa can defeat any two men
in the world, one after the other.
“All I ask,” he writes, ‘is that

minutes after disposing of the],
first adversary. The fighters would | ,
be taken on by Jack in the order
mutually agreed upon. I do not
care who they are. Jack Johnson
can beat both in one ring the
same afternoon and with only
fifteen minutes rest between the

a - —

forehead, which required several | can all understand, Alderman Mor-

this whitewashing.
affair was the outcome of a pe-
tition

Black Champion to Beat Two| sing Board over which we have no

control.

Fre in actuat communication with the

G. L. (Tex.) Rickard, who is|}Board do not reveal matters of

now in Buenos Ayres, who was the|which you are not absolutely
promoter of the Joknson-Jeffries| sure.’’

are matters which are
knowledge.
ing in regard to the Licensing
Board which the citizens do not
know very well
went
Prudhomme case from the carpen-
ters’ petition to the present time.

CITIZENS’ MONEY

CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1

 

of the town in which with a poor
police force the license holders
simply snapped their fingers at
the board, and when dissatisfied
with its rulings carried their plaints
to a higher court and gained
what they desired. He argued
that though it might cost some
money, it would be worth while
as Prince Rupert was the victim
of an instance of this, to incur the
expense to regain the position
lost. ‘‘My plan would be to
appeal to the Provincial Govern-
ment,”’ he said.
Morrissey Speaks Out

Here Alderman Morrissey got
in his. “I must take exception,”
he said, ‘‘to this use of whitewash
by Alderman Newton.”

Here Acting Mayor Hilditch
hastily interrupted, “I must ask
you to use plain English that we

rissey,’’ he said.

Alderman Morrissey: ‘‘Certain-
ly, I am doing so.’ I object to
This whole

Acting Mayor Hilditch, again:
“We are dealing with the Licen-

Unless you have been

Well Known Truths
“These

common

I am reveaiing zoth-

Alderman Morrissey:

"He
the

already.

into the history of

‘The court at Victoria,’’ he said,
‘has upheld the action of the
Board which granted Prudhomme
his license at first, and has de-
clared that the other Board acted
illegally.” He went on to point
out how strong was the influence
of the Provincial Government upon

THE DAILY NEWS

————

There buyer and seller,
mon ground.

Here is our Clas

rate to a nominal price of a cent a wrony pet insertion.

sified Advertising Column for today.

 

Do away with this. Patronize a white
laundry, White’labor only at

Pioneer Laundry. Phone 118

Tenders are invited for the repair of the wharf
at{Metlakala, B.C.; the sum of fifteen hundred
dollars being available for expenditure on this
wharf. Bidders should carefully examine the
ground, and state in detail the extent of repairs
he will undertake for that amount. All piles
must be power driven. Tenders will be received
at the Indian Office, Metlakatla, B.C., up to June
80th, 1911, and should be accompanied with a cer-
tified Sneaoe for one hundred dollars which
amount will be forfeited in the event of a with-
drawal of tender. No tender received will neces-

sarily be accepted.
CHAKLES C. PERRY,
Indian Agent.
Metlakatla, B.C., June 5th, 1911.

 

Tenders for Excavating

Tenders for excavating lots 1 and 2, block 11,
section 1, will be received up to June 13th. Low-
est tender not necessarily accepted. For partic-

ulars apply to
W.L. BENSON,
Sceoond Ave, Spee Tyeseee Hardware Co.
-182

WORKERS IN WOOD

New Company Formed Here

Another new industry is about
to make its debut to the city.
The Prince Rupert Planing Mills,
Ltd., are going to fit up a modern
woodworking and planing shop
at the corner of Fifth and Fraser
streets. The machinery has been
ordered and will be here immediate-

ranma
Lost and Found

 

 

 

pa: Men's suits cleaned and preseed $1.00.
jes’ suits pressed and cleaned, Dry clean-
ing a specialty. 18 Westenhaver Block,
phone red 69. 121-147

FOUND~Elegant rooms; newly furnished. The
Bulkley Block, 6th Ave.. near Fulton. 109-1m

LOST—On Sixth street, between Third Avenue
and Queen's Hotel, $184, two cheques in rol
one for $17, other for $5, rest in bills. Rewar
Billy Polus Candy Store, Sixth St., one door
from C.P.R. Office, 182-135

| soir Cleaning and Pressing Com-
}
|

 

For Rent

 

 

 

Four-roomed House, partly furnished, with bath-

room; close in on Summit Ave., back of Borden

street. Apply at Firehall or P.O. Box 269.
181-185

2 Furnished Roomsin apartment house, opposite
Clapp Building, 2nd Ave,, near McBride. Ap-
ply on premises Se and three p.m.

Two-roomed Cabin on Fourth Ave., near McBride,
Apply J. Young, Maple Boarding House, 8rd
Ave. 128-184

Furniture of three-recm flat. Apply Room 15
Westenhaver Block, corner tnd Ave. and Sixth
Street. 128.134

Nicely furnished Front Room in new house. Ap-
ply Mrs, Saville, “rae near McBride.

Apply Dr. McIntyre,

Stores and offices for rent.
126-tf

Third Ave., phone green 59.

For Rent~Modern House, close in. $25 a month,
H. F. McRae & Co. 128-tf

Neatly Furnished Rooms; gentlemen preferred.
Apply Mrs. Mullin, e Majestic Theatre.
1m

Cosy furnished rooms. Mrs. Bower, Somerset
Rooms, Third Avenue, between Seventh and
Eighth. 117-tf

Nice Furnished Rooms. Apply Mrs. Kirby, Alder
Block, upstairs entrance, Third Ave. 117-184

Nice, clean, bright outside rooms.
6th Ave., near Fulton.

Nice furnished rooms single or for housekeeping.
Apply Drexel Rooming House, 2nd Ave.. near
McBride. May 3-imo

Bulkley Block
108-1m

ot 9s Os Pe ee es se,

Help Wanted

Pp cms Ps rs es es ee

 

| Porter wanted at the Talbot House. 182-tf

A good sensible woman to do chamber work and
work in store. Apply Box G., News Office
131-136

Nineteen young men to take cosy rooms in the
Bulkley Block, near Fulton. 109-1m

| Wanted—500 good men to join the Order of Owls.

Call room 28, Empress Hotel. 1. F. Madiem.
108-114

at a on ts 9 Os
Boarders Wanted

—

 

 

 

A few cosy homelike rooms cheap to steady
roomers. King George Hotel, 2nd Avenue.
131-138

Home cooked meals and nicely furnished rooms

Classified - - Advertisements

One of the best services the modern newspaper gives the public is in the classified advertisement columns
e employer and worker, landlord and tenant, and a host of others meet on com:
To put this modern convenience in reach of everyone the News will reduce its
Minimum charge of 25 cents.

i

—————

Watch it

BARGAINS

grow.

Crockery
Glassware
Lamps

Table Cutlery
Baby Buggies

Screens

Furniture
Stoves
Linoleum
Enamelware
Blinds
Curtains
Quilts
Blankets

Mirrors

Pictures
Washing
Machines

Every Description of
House Furnishings.

The Big

BIG FURNITURE Store

Cor. 6th St. and 2nd Ave.
F. W. HART & COMPANY

NOTICE

xx

To the Officers and Members
of Taimpsean Loage No.
58, A.F. & A. M., and ali
sojourning Brother Master
Mason's Greeting:

You are requested to at-
tend the funeral of our de-
ceased brother, Thomas N.
Smith, on Wednesday after-
noon, June 14th, 1911. The
brethren will convene at the
Masonic Hall, on said day
at 12.30 p.m. sharp.

J. Christiansen, Secretary.
J. H. Thompson, Sr. Warden.

SAVOY HOTEL

Fraser and Fifth Street. The only hotel
in town with hot and cold water in rooms

A CRIME TO Fly ~
FOR TWO Days

Aviators Must not F|
Don during Coron
Heavy Penalty.

Y Over Lon.
ation Under

(Canadian Press Desnate}
London, June 13.—1), ‘
protect the
taking part in the (
functions from perils fr:
aviators have been |

ee In order to
ciuizens, and those
NOse
OTONAtion
™ OVerhead
TOhibited free.
flying over London or ;
and 28rd
$1,000

prison.

June 22nd
under a penalt
month

> in
d 23rd

1 are

cele.

{

0
I

fine and six
June 22nd a;
the days of the Corr
bration.

GOOD HEALTH
IN RUPERT

Medical Health Officer's Report
Shows Death Rate of Four
and Birth Rate of Nine per
Thousand.

nation

That Prince Rupert is the
iest city in the whok
if the world was Again
borne out by the rey for the
last month of the Medical Health
Officer, D.r J. O. The
city at excellent
health. There has bee; only one
case of infectious illness during
the month, typhoid probably im.
ported. The ate works

out to only four per thousand ind

health.
Dominion
not in

ort
>
Reddic

is present wu

deat}
the birth rate nine per thousand
STORMS IN THE EAST

Three Persons Killed at Phila
delphia by Falling Trees and
Buildings.

(Canadian Press Despatel
Philadelphia, June 13
storms with much lightni

sweeping through

the trail of the
great electrical storn
night
injuring buildings and
wires.
as a result and many others

last uprootis

Three persons were kil

————

ly. The company, of which Joe
Hickey is president, A. J. Knight,
manager, and Gordon Bain, sec-
retary treasurer, will contract for
everything in woodwork, such as
eatin sash, doors, cabinets, etc., etc.

With the latest machinery to be }
installed the company is sure of
being capable of handling the best
work at moderate prices.

Best furnished house north of Vancouver.
Rooms Sc up Phone 37; P.O. Box 129,

PRUDHOMME & FISHER Proprietors

for thren persons. Appiy Mrs. James, Scott
Bldg., 8rd Ave., between 8th and 8th Sts. 85-tf

Private Board by the week or month. Home
cooking a specialty. Miss E. M. Gleeson, 8rd
Ave.. between 7th and 8th Sts., phone 171. 89-tf

bouts.” 7 ‘ # ‘ot
; the present Licensing Board ‘In injured,
The letter says if the arrange- , ‘ pe
.,,) asking for this money,”’ he added,
ment goes through the fight will], i
they are asking for a tremendous

be:staged in Buenoe Ayres. obligation. They are asking the

PRINCESS ROYAL citizens of Prince Rupert to dig

down into their pockets
PASSED NORTH 0! des.
Newton Sees Blind Pigs
Replying to the accusation of
Popular C. P. R. Steamer Had nee Ovbeadier Alderman
Full List of Passengers Many} \)..45, took be
Prospectors. expression, and denied that he
whitewashed at all. He repeated
The Princess Royal in charge of | his contention that Prince Rupert
Captain Neurotsos which called| would be wise in expending money
at Prince Rupert yesterday on her| to regain the rights of her License
way to Skagway inaugurates the] Borad which had been robbed
summer schedule to Alaskan ports.| hy the court down below. If the
The Princess May and Royal will] controlling power of the Board
give a five day service between|were to be taken away like this
Victoria and Vancouver and Skag-|he said he could us very
way, Juneau and other points in| soon back in the dissolute days
the north. of Blind Pig regime.
A short time ago the Royal Motion Goes Through
was given a thorough overhauling] There was no more talk after
and afterwards relieved the Prin-|this. Acting Mayor Hilditch with
cess Adelaide on the Vancouver | some tact hurriedly put the motion.
When she passed here on| There was a chorus of loud ayes
Monday she had nearly every|from Alderman Smith, Alderman
stateroom taken by prospectors) Kirkpatrick, Alderman Newton,
and men of other occupations|and Acting Mayor Hilditch. The
who are going in to attempt toO|/nays were not so loud. Alderman
make the north yield some of her} Douglas and Alderman Morrissey
vast fortunes. The Royal also|yoted. Alderman Kerr seemed
carried a full cargo of general| undecided. Alderman Morrissey
freight, including considerable food|asked for a show of hands, and
Bailiffs Sale by Auction supplies. that the vote be recorded. Alder-
: Landlord and Tenant Act man Kerr’s silence under the new
gies Ceierte se io Toe Kate Jak. sekion Procedure By-law means an ‘‘Aye”
Friday, June 16th, 1911, at two o'clock. vote.
JOHN SHIRLEY, ete os 34
181-184 Licence Commissioner Hilditch
‘Previous to the carrying of
this motion Alderman Hilditch
in his capacity as Acting Mayor,
had by the advice of the City
Solicitor, been appointed Chairman
of the Licensing Board which is
to meet on Wednesday, June 14th.
Alderman Hilditch professed him-
self most unwilling to assume this
onerous position in spite of the
honor done him by the council,
owing to the extreme importance
of the business to be dealt with
on Wednesday. But though Al-

Thatjmay beJsafely
‘‘packed’’ on a trip
is much in demand.
We have them in dif-
ferent sizes. : 3

WATCH THE WINDOW

A LITTLE ON LANES I

 

DESPATCH FROM GEO. LEEK

4

Real Estate A

Here and There Citizens Clear
ing Lots May be Allowed to
Dump.

 

Safe Aboard the Steamer for
Old England, and All is Well

A classified advertisement is a rea! estate sales-
man, and does not often count enough to

count" in the net result. As a special favor

perm! will y
William Be ho i D1)
having lots. cleare Messrs ng
McInnis &

cavated material

Off Rimouski, June 3, | circumstances

“We left 4.15 p.m.
for Old England, and I will send

Nineteen young men wanted to rent cosy furnish-
ed in the Bulkley soome, Sth Ave., near Fulton.
09-1m

Gee! But It’s Hot
A Strawberry Shortcake at
Reilly’s would taste fine—nicht
wahr! If you want one deliver-|
ed call up 341. 182-133

given

C. H. ORME

The Pioneer Druggist
PHONE :: ; ;

exception to
I today at

For Sale—Two choice tracts Lakelse Valley; eight
dollars an acre. H. F. McRae & Co. 126-tf

For Sale— Beautiful Homesite on Park; $250 cash. |
H. F. McRae & Co. 126-tf

1]

Kelly

 

this to you by the pilot as he
Since we

 

 

62 }
a

leaves at Father Point.

came aboard the Major gave the property. 1

his

HANDASYDE & HURT

Canadian Rand Company’s Products,
Mining Machinery and Contractor's Sup-
plies, Road Building and Concrete
Machinery, Agricultural, Farm
and Dairy Supplies, Dump Cars and
Wagons, Gasoline Engines, Motor Ve-
hicles and Trucks

OFFICE: Third and Fulton,

 

Li daia etahnmniaenied duane

For Sale

tetera

filling here, and

be allowed to fill to within hitee i

 

boys an address, instructing them

 

on their duties, and giving them
| g .

The
few

The Ladies’ Hospital Aiixtiteny |
request all the ladies who have
not handed in receipts, to bring
them to the tea at Mrs. W. S.
Benson’s, 5th Ave., Thursday,
June 15th. 132-133

 

feet of the grade |

tetera : ‘
advice about the trip ahead.

Ss.
minutes ago with the sailors, and
fifty Highlanders from the Win-
board. We
The docks

My wife
We
are all looking forward to sighting
the shores of England, within a

lf to Mr. Kauffman t I 4
few days.

Paul Kauffman:
but
in

A classified advertisement, persistently printed,

will sell anything of value. us a

Corsican passed

some, perm

Before buying your Stove or Range see A. J.
Galland, McBride and Fifth Ave. Cook stoves
from $14. 129-1m

Apply C. B. Wark & Co,, rd Ave ,
128-13

granted spite
Rule of Ald

who said that Pau! pl n

see
‘ : stunt
nipeg Regiment

had a good send off.

Parrot. on

no great love for
the
neighbor”

LEASE FOR SALE~Lease of the premises on |... . ith |
4 | ‘Third Ave. now oceupied by the Douglas Cafe, | Were lined with people.

i cheap. Ask Uncle Jerry. 132-tf land child, and self are well.

RESTAURANT FOR SALE—Columbia Restan- |
rant on Third Ave., doing good business. Part-
ies going south, will sell cheap. Ask Uncle
Jerry. 132-tf

 

on principle

Fire Insurance he wi

Fo ss es es spd that permission h

 

P*O."Box 446
Prince Rupert

Palace Ice Cream Parlor

2nd Ave., next to old office of Optimist, sell only

STOKES’ ICE CREAM

Best made in Seattle. Fruit and Candy, whole-
sale and Retail. Look for flash sigt, at night.

SAM GOWEN, Proprietor Phone 350

THE British Union and National Fire Insurance
Company of London, England, with capital
of $2,50,000.00. See us for rates. The Mack
Reality and Insurance Company. 70-tf

run.
All kindsof second hand goods bought and sold
FP. M. Crosby, Third Ave., between 7th and 8th!

streets. 117-tf

 

“George Leek.”

 

RODE A BUCKBOARD

 

EKS MORE

LY TWO WE

ON

We must close out this stock of Furniture in twoweeks time. A chance
to buy first class Furniture at practically your own prices, : : :

But Charles Vaughan Delivered
the Goods bth,

There is hardly ¢
with

 

man even

neatness and
of the fitness o! gs bet ile
here and the Y:
but who is wea!
order a 20th C

End of Season Sale

For three days we will offer
what is left of our Spring Millinery
goods at ridiculously small prices
to clear. We aim to have all new
goods for each season. For prices
see our window.—Hamlin & Co.,
Exchange Block.

Prince Rupert, June 10th, 1911.
of clothes.

/ f » (0
Charles Vauglu > ave

fem of til
known rm
ed from #

yall

 

clothing

 

| » well
city,
six weeks tour 0! |

To introduce thi

S. O. E. B.S.

The Prince Rupert Lodge, No. 218, Sons of
Bogiant. meets the first and third Tuesdays in
month in the Carpenters Hall, at 8 p.m.

F. V. CLARK, Sec.,
P. O. Box 812, Prince Rupert

Mahogany Dining Room Suite; 1 1ound top has just ret

extension table, 6 plain chairs, 1 arm chair,
very handsome buffett; regular

value $181.50,

suite for

  
  
 
 
   
 
  
   
  
  
 
  

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hint

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in th
had to @
do a suet

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ing to the dwelle

land, Mr. Vaug)
a good many leas
of miles on thos
comfort, a wester

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Wa

‘ave

 

 

2 only Brass Beds, regular valye

 

Dining Room Chairs, Gepriered oak, polished,

leather pad seat, 5 plain chairs and

only... deesre Did she adie’ heed? aed $25
Dining Chairs, good designs, hard-

weal. 0

now only, each : $27.60, to clear at.......,......+- $18
Chiffonier with 5 drawers, English Bevel

Oak, regular value sion finish, regular value
$28. sae cate Tid oak $28.50 $55.00, to clear at 37.50 |

 

NATURAL RESOURCES
SECURITY COMPANY, Ltd.

PAID UP CAPITAL $250,000

rttig
travel another stret~! 4

by dog team. H a ,
’ . Id a few thousile m
Al

though for he so!

 

 

l arm chair, worth $45.00, now
ak finish, regular $1.35, 90c
Plate Mirror, Quarter sawed Buffet in quartered oak, Mis-

 

Countless bargains in Beds, Bedding, Mattressess, Springs, Dressers,

UVUUOUQAUEUTEOEROOUASEO CTU UAALOUUGARORAGAEREOUAGONESUOGAOTUUOOEEEUAAAEEOUAAELUU

 

roe Oe See Tables, Carpets and all kinds of House Furnishings. : : : : dollars worth of su!! a H

Townsites Farm and Fruit Lands i) r ‘pps ‘ - cert ripp
Alderman Kirkpatrick’s name was ‘used x Estat Organ Opening Con vie

—JOINT OWNERS AND SOLE AGENTS OF — also suggested, the City Solicitor, No Reasonable Offer Ref ate of The Brin Furniture Co. In the Baptist Church, Thur ve

Fort George Townsite Massett Townsite who can take care of the council day, June 15th, at 2 30) pull Ae

nicely in the Mayor's absence,
threw the weight of his influence ‘
strongly in favor of Alderman , F tohn EB. DM
Hilditch, and the appointment was rte ne Choirmastét
speedily made. —SSS= SSS SSS SSS SS SS SSeS

los on new organ, mn

readings, etc; excellent pro

 

 

HEAD OFFICE:— 606 BOWER BUILDING, VANCOUVER, B.C.

| Local Office: Sixth Street

 

 

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