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THE DAILY NEWS

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

LADIES’

HAND BAGS

We haf just receivedfa
shipme§t of the neyéest ”
styles @d latest degigns
in ladie@® Velvet and Jeath-
er H Bags. We es-
pecially §nvite yog to call
and let jus shof you our

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Fort George

 

 

 

For in atiopf free
maps an rature
call and me.

 

 

 

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he Pioneer Druggist ;
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HANDASYDE Y HURT

Contractor's Sup-

plies, Road B: ding and Concrete |
Machinery, Agricultyral, Farm |
upplies, Dump Cars and
oline Engines, Motor Ve-

i hicles and Trucks

OFFICE: Third and Fulton,

 

 

 

 

 

  
 
  
  
 

 

P*0. Box ¢
Prince Reet
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On his annual summer visit
the Indians of the northern
rovince, Inspector A. M. Tyson,
Inspector of Indian Agencies, is
in Prince Rupert today. The
Inspector is some six weeks out

couver, having already visited the
Indian agencies and reserves be-
tween Vancouver and Prince Ru-
pert. He cam here direct from
Bella Bella. Before his journey
ends, some four months away yet,
he will have traversed the journey
up north as far as Atlin, a few
miles from where there is a band
of Indians as yet unnumbered and
unregistered.

Some Delicate Tasks

“As wards of the nation the
Indian’s interests are very cate-
fully looked after by the Dom-
inion Government,” said Inspec-
tor Tyson. ‘They look to us in
all their difficulties, and we have
many delicate tasks and disputes
to settle. There are family dis-
putes and business disputes. Some-

|times even divorces are referred

 

CHARGED WITH
FISH-POACHING

Canadian Authorities Seize the
American Boat J.T. Atwood
of Boston.

(Canadian Press Despatch)
14.—The

 

Ottawa, June Can-

-|adian fishery cruisers have seized
the American fishing boat J. T.

Atwood, which is alleged to have
been regularly fishing within the
three-mile limit for several years.
The boat is owned in Boston.
She will be charged with unlawful
fishing.

 

AN EXTENSIVE PROGRAM

(Canadian Press Despatch)
Winnipeg, June 14.—The C. N.
R. announced today an extensive
programme of imporvements which
are to be built this summer. Al-
together the list calls for an

expenditure of $30,000,000. The
principal item in the list is the
construction of the line from Ed-
monton to Port Mann.

 

 
 

‘You Should — f
Have These
Things In

 

Boat...

 

   
  
  

 

@nd Ave., next ce of Optimist, sell only
: ICE CREAM
Best mad amd Candy, whole-
sale a h sign at night.
s Phone 860

- no
Bailiffs\Sale4y Aucti
nd Tenant Act \
The contents Tea Kettle Inn, tables,’
chairs, ra cutle: etc,, on the premises |*
Friday, June 16th, 1911, & two o'clock.
HN SHIRLEY,
Prince Rupert, June 10th, 19%, 181-184
\
ESTABLISHED 1
F. W. T & MPANY
Undertakers, er Second
Avenue and #} Street.
George Barrie, ensed mer,
Phone 62 ni, or day er

 

 

Sixth Street

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Alder Block

Bi VanSonTE EE

 

SPENDS HIS TIME IN THE
INTERESTS OF THE INDIANS

Inspector A. M. ‘Lynd te of is on His Suarninaeie Visit to the
Agencies and Reserves—Has Some Very Delicate
Missions to Perform in His Daily Work

from his starting point at Van-|

 

to us.’’ Inspector Tyson showed
one novel request from one Indian,
for a ‘‘strong paper’ to be sent
to him. The writer was having
some business troubles, and was
convinced that some other Indian
was working against him, and
wanted a ‘‘strong paper’ to be
sent to warn his enemy away.
Many Thousands of Them
There are about twenty-three
thousand Indians on the Northern
Pacific Coast who are registered
with the department, and a great
deal of comfort and security en-
joyed by them is due to the
oversight and paternalism of the
Government which stands by them
to advise and protect them. “A
great deal of the work of the
Department consists in keeping
the whites from encroaching on

ac

the Indian reserves,"' said the
Inspector. To many thousands

of the dusky skinned inhabitants
of the Province he is counsellor,
judge and jury. To them he is
the embodiment of the British

law which protects them

 

“OLD MAID” HAD
TERRIFIC TIME

Sister Ship of the Fishmaid
Which Capsized only Recent-
ly, Nearly Wrecked in Same
Waters.

At her berth near Seal
the gasoline fishing schooner Old |
Maid, sister vessel to the, famous
Fishmaid which capsized off the
Alaska coast, is moored this morn-
ing after a tremendous experience
out in the same place where the
Fishmaid met disaster.

Captain Dan Ross of the Old
Maid, tells of terrific weather out
there in the midst of which the
Old Maid’s engine broke down.
Before her anxious crew working
their hardest, could make sail,
the little craft was swept from
end to end by huge waves, and
beaten helplessly nearer and nearer
to apparently certain wreck.

Even after sail had been made
the danger continued for against
such rough seas the little schooner
was kept manageable only by the
very best of seamanship. All
hands strove their hardest, but |
at one time they came very near
taking to the dory in a forlorn
effort to save their lives for they
were certain the Old Maid was
doomed. Eventually, however, the
weather abated a little, and the
vessel was able to make headway.
It is possible that larger and more
powerful boats will be required
to undertake the work these hardy
little schooners have been doing
on the bleak Alaska Coast.

Cove

QUADRA COMING
BACK IMPROVED

Generally Cusataaudail and with

 

ted to Tend Buoys.

Soon after the steamer Quadra,
of the marine and fisheries depart-
ment, is out of the hands of the
B. C. Marine Raliway she will
arrive in Rupert on her way to
recharge a large number of buoys.
It is understood that it will be
several weeks before the vessel
is again ready for service
is having extensive repairs made
to her hull. She is being given a
general overhauling and when the
work is completed will be in the
best possible shape.

On her forward deck a big ten-
ton winch has been installed which
will enable the steamer to handle

as she

 

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the large buoys with greater ease
than before. Improvements are
jbeing made all over the vessel
jand she will be practcially a new
ship when released by Bullen’s.
|She will have a busy season's
\work and for this reason the
jSopertment are making all neces-
|sary alterations which will result
jin her speedy dispatch of all work
outlined.

TRY THE “NEWS”
AD. WAY OF FINDING

| of

Big New Ten Ton Crane Fit- ’

WANT |&

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Classified -

. Advertisements

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

        
 

 

 

 

 

 

    
 

 

   
   
  
  
 
  
  

HAIR- RAISING

One of the best services the modern newspaper gives the public is in the classified advertisement —"
There buyer and seller, employer and worker, landtord and tenant, and a host of others meet ns Cheashaco i a il
mon ground. To prt this modern convenience in reach of everyone the News will reduce its mall Boat Dodg.
rate to a nominal price of a cent a word c insertion. "Minimum charge of 25 cents. es Death a Dozen a
row. 8
Here is our Classified Advertising Column for today. Watch it gro Ice Jams on the Rj in
———-+ . ve
Lost and Found | Little realising the dange
cys following the ice jams o, :
; Th AMS On the
FOUND~—Eureka Cl a ressing Com- | Yukon a Cheechaco named Frank
pany. Men's suits nd pressed $1.00, | Ganley reac} i] an
Ladies’ sult pressed] ai sacaad Dry ger Aon ached Dawson in a small
ing a specialty. estenhaver jock, . s ast
- phoue red 69. 121-147 bp after hair raising adventures
i FOUND=—Elegant omyiowly furnished, The € was warned by dined
Sent ca Notice | Bulkley Block, Stn ., near Pulton. 1091m | Furniture Crockery + attemot i | COUgHS not
ers 1 r « ) +}
at'Metlakala, B.C. ies eof et Saeed LOST—On Sixth treet, een Third Avenue | Stoves Glassware | pt it but made the risky
dollars being available for expenditure on this| and Queen's Hotel, two cheques in roll, trip. ;
wharf. Bidders should carefully examine the one for $17, other for rest in bills, Reward Linoleum Lamps |
ground. and state in detail the extent of repairs | Billy Polus Cangy re, Sixth St., one door | | “Were 1 uot a cheecha,” 1
e ve a for that amount. All piles| from C.P.R, Offi 182-136 Enamelware \ Table Cutlery | ee “y act
mus power driven. Tend ill be received ~1 2 Says. never would ha
athe Indian Oe, “Weta: 1 = er Blinds Baby Buggies aa shin : ave mac
and should be a ed with a cer- é ; A sourdoug) ,
tified cheque for one hundred dollars which For Rent Curtains Screens } : ie knows
amount will be forfeited in the event of a with- P better. I might have ped
drawal of tender. No tender received will neces- Quilts ictures PEG Once
sarily be accepted. Washi I got under way, but I am not thn
CHARLES ¢ PERRY. Four-roomed Hou part! flirnished, with bath- Blankets =e kind BO #t Ww | a
ndian . room; close In on Sym ve., ol rden - s . a that er
Metlakatla, B.C., June Sth, 1911. street. Apply at fall or P.O. Box 269. Mirrors Machines Bienieiths Soi cli went
~186 P of . gn ViIrling water
— cription Fr :
2 Furnished in ap mt house, opposite rnishings. jhanging shelves of ic amid
ply on premises een one and three p.m. } - Gancing ice that now makes
ctr imy hair want to get +]
Two-roomed Foe eens: , near McBride, ; x . . Ne per.
Apply J. Youn? rding ae. Srd | | pe sndicular every time | think of i
z 3 Ave. 26-1384 | “ ae wy
j My most thrilling experie,
Furniture of th room Apply Room 15 ore b perience
Westenhaver Bl er 2nd Ave. and Sixth | was when the boat was drawy ;
Street. 128.134 | \ : on
oI y S Nicely furniahed Fr house. | Ap- Cor. 6th St. and 2nd Ave. jone side, and shot quickly underg
p re. ville, Fo fF, near McBride. 4 j
\F. W. HART & COMPANY Huge shelf of ice. As she plug

 

lock 84, seftion 1, $44'75.00,

 
 
 
 
  
  
  

S ciits 1, $1975.00,

Lot 6, bloc jon 5, with cabin,
$875.00.

Two Lots, both Tatlow and
Ninth, with, thfee two-roomed cabins,
$2,000.

lock 81, section 6, all
d. $650 each.

block 19, section 7,

Choose Selected i inves ents at right
prices, sgich as these, an

quicker And more certain —

 

 

|
Stores and offi Apply Dr. McIntyre, |
125-

Third Ave., phonetPreep 59. ey
For Rent Mut ln, clow in. $26. month. |
H. F. McRae 126-tf }

tlemen preferred. |

Neatly Furnis! gen
nano Theatre.

Apply Mrs. Mul

Mrs. Bower, Somerset |

Coay furnis!
Rooms, Thi venue, betwecn Seventh and |
Eighth. 17-tf

 

‘

Nice Furnished ogg” Avply Mrs. Kirby, Alder
Block, upstai rance, Thyrd Ave. 117-124 |
Nice, clean, 3 ide rooms. Bulkley Block |

6th Ave,, neal Iton. 109-1m

Nice furnished rune plete or for housekeeping |
Apply Drexel ng House, 2nd Ave., near
McBride. May 3-imo

 

Help Wanted |

 

make larger, | iciconinaioniniianissienipllinnoniamar|

| PorterwarterweehedWIBOt House. 1g2-tf
Boy wanted

in store. Apply Martis
O Reilly, 2n 133-135

 

PHONE 100

 

 

=

FATHER HARTMAN BACK.

Brings Floral Spoil from the
Queen Charlotte Islands

Rev. Father Hartman returned
yesterday from the Queen Char-
has been

He
flour-
straw-

lotte Islands where he

officiating for some time.

burdened with many
and

came
ishing flower plants,
berry roots which he intends plant- |
ing about his residence here. By
the height of summer he expects
a regular little paradise
flowers about him

to have
of growing
Speaking of conditions out at the
Father Hartman told of
excellent for the pre-
emptors who have cleared some
their land. The weather
the Islands has been a little cloudy

Islands,
prospects

at

recently, and in fact, Prince Ru-
pert seems on the whole to have
had more sunshine. Father Hart-

man was welcomed back to Kupert

the Prince Albert.

 

 
    
  
 

Roche and O’Dell
everybody oe

their new Store in Kelly’s
baseme rca ro Helgerson |
Bl ag

WESTENHAVER BROS.

2nd Ave. and @rd St.

by many friends as he landed from

nee Rupert in|

ve.
A good sensible woman \to do aber work and
work in store. ApplyWBo: Pr News Office
131
pn to cosy rooms in the
n teflon. 10%-1m

the Order of Owls. |

Nineteen youne
Bulkley Block,

|
|
|
|

Wanted —500 good map to
| Call room 28, Emp’
|

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Pioyé

 

    

      

   
  

ith this. putsedian a
Airy. White labor only at

or Laundry. Phone 118

Do away
lau

  
 

LONGSHOREMEN
BUILDING HALL

}

into
said to init
luck would

that ivernou

 

have

it, the

 

was large enough for the boat. ap

| his nerves back to
jand

|she ran through.”

endeavori
their old tensi

that he

Ganley is
declares
the again for
In some pot € would not
the stunt for all the gold
that can be piled up ir

dike.

WOUId not

make run $10,000 4
mile.

repeat

“* LIBERAL CLUB'S

FINE BUILDING

Just Planned for New Wesi-
minster and Will Go Up |m-
mediately.

jotel. I. F. Madlem. |
108-114 | :
A magnificent Liberal hile
Boarders Wanted T| |Commencement Made Today. |ding will be erected ; tioa
} Th ] Taki Ac- of Clarkson, Begt
| | Men emselves Taking Ac ; gbi
| tive Share in the Work. istreets, New We the
| & few eosy homelike cheap to steady | I .
roomers. King Geo tel, 2nd Avenue. ere future
rss or oe ge
| Home cooked meaig and nicely farnished rooms | A start has been made by the The building is to serve
: i ler r ' 4
sea ert |Longshoremen of Prince Rupert |Westminster federal riding al
Private Board by the week or moat Home | upon their new hall. Owing to|will be a steel eight lock
ki ity. bE. leeso:
‘fAve.. between 7th and Pphone il. Bott | the ys t's having gone forth from jc osting about $150,000
| r j ‘ d .
ithe G. T. P. authorities that the | On the ground floor will
reserve must be vacated by all | stores and = office on the fit
Real Estate |res acs oy - |
| ltenants of buildings there, the |floor will be a splendid club ha
| Nineteen young men wanted mt cosy furnish- hall used by the Longshoremen jand rooms, the h seating Ot
ed in the Bulkley 8, a Ave., near Fulton | until pow, is no longer av ailable, | pers sons, and the remaining fon
For Sale— Two choles tipets lve Valley; eight | and will be pulled down | wi ll be reserved for oft
dollars an acre. Co. 126-t at Plans for a fine two storey The name of t will &
For Sale— Beautif ite Park; $250 cash. | . wT ; : » Teens .
‘i. F. McRae ee ane building with basement have been ! The Westminst« i M
et et es oe rere resent | corer by the Longshoremen, and tional Liberal C} qn
| . . . j : ;
For Sale ithey intend making their new hall Diamond is secré

tt ms es ee es ns tr

Before buying vgur gate or Range see A. J.}
Galland, McBri Fifth Ave. Cook peaves
129-Lir

from $14.
Parrot™&pply Cement Co.

LEASE FOR 8
| Third Ave. no pied
cheap. Ask U

RESTAURANT FO:
rant on Third

Srd Ave
128-13

of the premises on

   
   
   
  

182-tf

LE—Columbia Restau-
ood business. Part-

ies going south, Ask |
182-t)

Jerry.
jag kindsof nd goods bought and sold.
. M. Crosby, rd Ave, between 7th and 8th
| Scat 117-tf
} eee.

 

Situations Wanted

 

~4\4

Good reliable woman desires Thorough-

| ly experienced fm hotel or an like smal!
rooming house |wor Not afraid of work.
Apply Box A, ffiee. 133-134

the Dougias Cafe, |

places
Work
prep
and the

The

an

of the roomiest

assembly in Prince Rupert

one

has now commenced on the
aration of the foundation,
of the
themselves
the
thorough workmanship

structure
taking
building, and

erection
men are

active part in
| guarantee
intending the hall to reflect credit

ion them, and on their union

ht Pt os Pt Ot oH

Fire Insurance

+ ts ee

Insurance

t}
ol

RUPERT TO BE
FASTEST BOAl

High Pressure Boilers to be
Fitted in Fall Giving Her#
Twenty Knot Speed Unrival
led on Coast.

Im

 

THE Begitish Union and Nati Tire j
Comphny of Londa gland, with capital |
of $2, us for rates The Mack |
Realty ani urance Company 7T0-tf

 

Rein
“ er pad seat, 5 plain chai
arm chair, worth $45.00,

aa » ig Minikiadedica ace isaieieiaee aided o

ining, Chane fred designs,
ood, ish, regular
naw date on ned ddie aed

Chiffonier with 5 drawers,
Plate Mirror, Quarter sawed
Golden Oak,
$41.25, now only Fi, vn aidan

 
  

 

Room Chairs, opened ogk, polished,
)

regular value

 

We must close out this stock of Furniture in two weeks time.
to buy first class Furniture at practically your own prices.

Mahogany Di

rs and extension ta

now $25 very handsome buffe ett; reg ular
i tae value $181.50, Will oa” this
eae BENOO SOOD 64 5850.4 8 hk pk haa $125
$1.36, 2 onl
y Brass Beds, regular lue
eteg eee 90c $27.50, to clear at, . “ee Te bid <. $18

poe Bevel

$28.50 ~~

sion finish,

 

 

 

No Reasonable Offer Refused

Countless bargains in Beds, Bedding, Mattressess, Springs, Dressers,
Tables, Carpets and all kinds of House Furnishings. :

Estate of The Brin Furniture Co.

  

Buffet in quartered oak, Mis-

$55.00, to clear at

 

 

A chance

ning Room Suite; 1 round top
ble, 6 plain chairs, 1 arm chair,

regular value

$37.50

 

 

Extensive alt '
provements are made
to the Grand Trunk ! steatl
ler Prince Rupe! These wil
linclude the equipp vesstl
with new hig re boner
which will giv’ | a sped
of twenty knot which wil
render her on the speediet
er on the e

is not expect that "a

ilterations will b ide wit 7
lautumn, whe serni-weelll
schedule is disco \t pre
ent both stean haa
much freight a! —_
over the Prince Ki Cn
it is not likely that sh a
laid up now. Th | Bt “a
are given a_ thre 5 a
hauling in turn during a
months, and it is expt wo
during that um e impm
ments will be made s

For some tim e boilet ‘
the Rupert have bee snd
little trouble, but W hel on
steam producers are ni
will be the fastes! 5" ymel ee
out of this por! we" a
George is not to unc rgo uN
change as her eng have
given any troubl

Organ Opening © nal

In the Baptist Qhute oh
day, June 1! bthvAit 8. 30 pe
los on new orga! vor,
readings, etc; excelle nt p™
Tickets 50c. John E.

aster

 

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Organist anc ‘31.181

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