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AANA ADR ARAR AR ADAIR AAIAIAPRADRIAAAARADAAD ADA | DUKE REVIEWS FLEET | W L. BARKER
wwe » ROUGH TIMES | BAR
] in Vancouver 3)
When _in You Should Stay at the $| IN VANCOUVER § Second aven.e and Third street
$ | | Over Westenhaver Bros.’ Office.
CARL I ON HOTEL 3 Old Yukoner Tells of a Terrible Pi se
2 | Onslaught Made by Police Up- gee: Munro W. Nicholson Lailey
Finest Cafe in B.C. European Plan. Rates $1.00 to $2.50 per day. 4 Wes an ene en ae | MUNRO & LAILEY
j a ness.
Hot and Cold Water in each room, $) en z Sails Every Friday at 8 a.m. for | Architects,
3 John Doyle, a wellknown hotel- VANCOUVER VICTORIA, SEATILE Stork Building, Second Avenue.
NER CORDOVA AND : Q pyie, ’
COR y CAMBIE STREETS 3 man of Dawson, is in town for a oie PRINCE JOHN | & id dianibete sii tii nai ok
ancouver, B.C 4 ¢ . . Every Wednesday at 1 p. m. for Stewart,
’ . b| few days as the guest of his old) 4), intains weekly service to aM
2 chum, Billy Wright, proprietor Charlotte Island points For paral | STUART & STEWART
aw Dk stoee Aa eical cate ee _| Phone ACCOUNTANTS -;- AUDITORS
| 2 th W ie Af Hotel . = om Train Service to Van Arsdol Law-Butler Building Phone No, 286
course of a chat he spoke very Mixed trains leave Prince Rupert Prince Rupert P.O. Box 851
PILI oy (neater tc Lo: ease of the ways “ preg ce i: wor all points East of Chicago travel yia| ea Sen
in Vancouver, mounted on horse-| the Gran run lailway System for | ad a Aa REY
“FROM HOME TO HOME." back, had ridden into an appar-|""for' tun information, ‘reservations and ALFRED CARS, C. V. BENNETT, B.A.
: lently peaceful crowd, and club-| tickets to all points apply to | Pete Cole Rae aaaen
bed the peopie right and left with A. E. MCMASTER ; berta Bars,
the loaded handles of their quirts. LOW se : ‘ pe | CARSS & BENNETT
GENERAL AGENT GRAND TRUNK
SIUM “Tt was sickening. It made me PACIFIC RY. CO, BARRISTERS, Norarigs, Etc.
‘4 lrmad with anger. Here is a clip-, Agency al! Atlantic Steamship Lines Office~ Exchange eh aes ae
Sid. Sykes, Manager ping from the Vancouver Proy- }
The Finest, Newest and Most Up-to-date Hotel in Vancouver. inge, and I was there when all BATE

DENTIST.

Excellent Cafe. Moderate Prices, this happened.” This is the |
‘ Crown and Bridge Work a Specialty.

clipping:

  

| WM. S. HALL, L.D.S., D. 0.8.

enemas, All dental operations skilfully treated. Gas and

   

1142 Pender Street West - - Vancouver, B.C. | “At the same time Inspector
Phone 8500. McLennan gaye the word to ad- Meet ee ees Coneeeear eran iieen:
| Helgerson Block, Prince Rupert. : fi-12

   

vance to forty ununiformed pol-
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co “iicemen who had been lined up at

no jthe west ed of the field and Ser-
of the

Vr. penne eee es song 0 and
; na eR EK ESSENCES RENEE ce a ec niet aetaaaearnn ed B.C, Coast glen.) Me a Princess |

|Officer Morgan with another sev-
F h len raided the field simultaneous- Princess Beatrice

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Alex.M.Manson 3.A.,_ W.E.Williams,B.A., LL.D
WILLIAMS & MANSON
Barristers, Solicitors, etc.

Box 285
Prince Rupert, B.C

 

{ly from both sides.
“The constables drew their Saturday, February 10th, at 9 a.m

batons and laid about them right For Victoria, Vancouver and Seattle

} and left while the mounted men] y Gg, McNab 2 General Agent

|bore in upon the crowd, swinging

| their heavy quirts with her Ss

impartiality. In a moment the

field was transformed into a NOTICE

P.20. BOX 28 PRINCE RUPERT >

JOHN E. DAVEY
TEACHER OF SINGING

=F TOER WCCO ONE ————
SARS. PUPIL OF WM. POXON, ESQ., A.R.A.M., TON., ENG

Duke is not a nobleman, but he is the most popular mascot of the
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| scene of the wildest disorder. a MERCANTILE AGENCY
| Most of the crowd scattered and . Notice is hereby given thas an applica-  Snoueh uncultivated land to pro COLLECTIONS AND REPORTS

; eee ‘ ._| tion w pe made to the Legislative i ate é ‘O- . :
fled like sheep and those not for sembly of the Province of British Columbia | DD BACON duce many times the amount of Michie Guarantee: devas Aine <x
{tunate enough to get out of the| st tt next session. for an ect amending | : yo a : 618 8rd Avenue Phone 208 and Green 268
| Section 3 of the British Columbia this cargo of potatoes if only a
|way went down like ten pins be-| Railway Act, Sono. (Ch. 56, Btatitee a , see ou livaed Y , PRINCE RUPERT
lfore the irresistible onslaught of British Columbia, 1910), by’ striking out ? properly cultivated.
| th ffi M t 1 { n unt Sune 10 oF sad Secti ond substituting | “This applies not only to the

, icers. Men trie Oo mo ine a § 0} s | :

ave aes . oh . . therefor the following: | potato crop, but to uearly all the A. M. BROWN
the box in the centre of the field “And or from Fort George in a north- | trucking crops And«: 4 I
|but they were dragged down al-| Sasterly direction to the valley of the! rucking crops. And, too, Ubis|/ HARNESS & SADDLERY MANUFACTURER

: ” arsnip River by way of Fort McLeod,| Latest Literary Sensation—Bae situation does not affect New) ii ;
|most before they got there. thence along the Parsnip River to a junc- i ve a : | Repairing a Specialty.
| : tion with the Peace River, thence along conians Maintain That Bacon York alone, but every city and Complete Stock Carried.
A REMARKABLE MAN Sittin Bliss eetomuaein lee bende Wrote the Bible as It Was community from Maine to Texas, Outside Orders Promptly Filled.
River to a junction with the main line at Translated r Kin mes. t > West ¢ » Wes
lies Telegraph ieee caleD “powbrs <to bulla | for King dames ind the West and Middle West,| 2nd Ave, between 10th and 11th Sts
branch lines either through the Pine River | and, indeed, almost the entire

Judges Horses Entirely by the/| or Peace River passes to the eastern boun- Canadian Press Despatch country.”

dary of British Columbia, or by way of i : " ,
Sense of Touch the most feasible route, or in the alterna-| New York, Feb, 1.—The latest _—— ] HE IROQUOIS

tive by the most feasible route between |

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Lytton and Teslin Lake, also to build from| Se"sation In literary circles here WELC }
Ottawa, Feb. 3—The North See Ota he unihes cimlanter or’ Vane | and in London is the claim which OME LEAGUE POOL
I Renfrew Agricultural Society has] couver to a point on sald line, by the most | has been suddenly brought for- WANTS A GRANT. a ‘
| just elected a remarkable man cee alate for an act extending the} Ward by English Baconians that | English and American Billiards
as its president. He is R. H. Ae LS COA EHETaN anibapene ae te | Bacon rewrote the Bible as it was -—- Twelve Tables SECOND AVE.
It has all the news of the Scott of Beachburg, who has been cent of its Capitalisation. ia ainsi translated for King James, and; Thinks the Dominion Govern-| 0 hile
9 i. z totally blind since childhood. He] pecemper 491i.” oi § oth day Of that the King James version, as ment Should Contribute
week S progress In the Be travels the United States and Solicitors for ihe Applicants, the British | (2! term is now understood, is ——
: : ; 5 |Canada, unassisted, buying hor- Columbia & Alaska Railway Company. Cee the work of Bacon, | Toronto, Feb. 4—Inasmuch as|§ Hotel Central 9; Fisass:
city and district. It tells K ses, which he judges solely by According to’'T'. -W: Smedley of the British Welcome League does a
ithe sense of touch, LAND PURCHASE NOTICE |the Bacon Society, the final revi-| on of the work the Federal ented, wader enapealonten: “tates

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| sion of the authorized Wersion $1.00 to $2.50 per day.

more about the place than a te pe Government should do in looking
r z z Public debate is to be held in|prince Rupert Land District—pistrict of} Was handed to King James in) 't 0's LMENe BROW: COLD: OORT)” Peter Bleek ix: sso. yi CRO
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ie pe a Coast, 5090 ¢ “p ‘ne , -
the McIntyre hall on Tuesday ne¢ xt} Take notice that I, Lemuel Freer, o 16 ind returned by him coin } G ccd ant agents Navini |
at 8p under the auspices of) Vancouver, B. C., occupation broker, in-| pleted in 16410. During that time | yy Government agents, the Brit-|
a p. ™m., Sus tend to apply for permission to purchase ish Welcome League ‘de cided at}

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» Anglican Club. The subject | the following described lands: a stylist had been at at work, ¢ |
oe fe nis: “It is resolved| commencing at a post planted on the) it was not King James. In Mr. its annual meeting to ask the Do-| ===E. EBY @ Co.
for discussion 1s: |shore in a northerly direction from Port} minion Government for a grant! REAL ESTATES
nce 20 chains nor ains | lof ) The ar lovern- | .
thence 20 chains north, thence 20 chains! one gtylist in England at that|0f money, The Ontario Govern-| Kitsumkalum Land For Sale

that there should be an educa-| Nelson Cannery, marked L. F.’s 8.E. corner, | SINC ‘dley’s opinion there was only
t ualification for i thence 20 chains south to shore line, 2s
tional qualifi » east along the shore to point of | Lime. jment has contributed $400,
KITSUMKALUM - R.C.

6t commencement, containing 40 acres, more | Bw AONE Na SH
| Chimney Sweeping and Furnace Cleaning

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ican ts or eaad ame Seer DECREASE COST OF LIVING MISSIONARIES DISPUTE
Pub, Jan. 5, 1911. |
Skeena Land District—District of Coast| Secretary Wilson of United Sta- Difference of Opinion on the Re-~ Frapare'tosvetiie’ hy pettitie pom tne

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We feel as if we know
DRIED BREWERS’ GRAIN Take notice tut L ‘CAROLINE JOHNSON, | tesSays Land in Large Cities volution in China | naces and flues put in order by
of Vancouver, B. \C., ocenpation married Should be Utilized |
woman, intend to apply for permission to Dakine Mobis Many missions C. H. CUTTING

everything and everybody
In Prince Rupert through ree oe PERMEABLE At 8 ‘ost planted. at the In a line wit hhis policy to usejaries in the northern piovinees | Pratical Chimney Sweep ‘Address: Knox iotel, or

Clean, bright and wholesome, low southwest corner of Lot 3065, thence south i PHONE 71
in water and carbohydrates, but con- $0 chains, thence east 80 chains, thence| {he machinery of the department|strongly resent the attitude of| di:

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readin S ; yyy le the rth 60 chains to the southeast corner of ;
g your paper. taining nearly double the amount of Tht anke. the weatraart chains ath ng | of agriculture to help lower the|/the missionaries in Shanghai,

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° e ay fat ana protein, pound for pound ou g : :
at 4 ’ * south line of Lot 8062, thence north 20} ane 7 eretar si are . s g >
the most interesting paper Sb than the ordinary feedstuffs in local chains along west line of Lot 3062, thence | °° { of liy ing, Secretary Wil n,}who are publicly upportin the
2 nea e it west 40 chains along south line’ of Lot}of Washington, U.S.A., thinks the|revolution, Bishop Bashford of E. L. FISHER
° 9%? ° ye : 3065 to point of comme neement, contain- 7" J : N ° e
we receive, writes a suD- Meets all the Requirements of a ing 560 acres, more or llands near the large cities should|the Methodist Episcopal Mission Funeral’ Dissstie cad iinbaliiec
oye : ; . ( ROLINE JOHNSON, i he . ¢ iP arkate |¢z : P . . r ries
: 3 Profitable Dairy Feed Ri Care A@en b ust d so that their markets|and other prominent American CHARGES REASONABLE
scriber from England. 4} snd compared in price with what is Dated Dec, 23, 1911 lfor foodstuffs could be supplied] missionaries haye expressed to THIRD |AVENUE PHONE 356
es asked for other feedstumts 1s triple SUR Aen See FP S9 with home grown products. Only|the Washington administration OPEN DAY AND NIGHT
3 pro ey ties nor Rove paper faerie Skeena Land District—District of Coast,} recently 15,000 tons of potatoes); the view that a Republic is inevit-
be A 8 , = Range 5, 7 Y |
> ing it increases both the total di- Take notice that |, Michas Beganis, cook,| reached New York from Scotland|able, while another group, have
POST PAID TO ANY ADDRESS IN ye gestible matter and the amount of of Victoria, B. C., intend to apply for per- | : , | .
ree AID 1 Al ADDRESS fat and protein in the daily ration mission to purchase the fohowing de-| for New York city consumption. heresraphe d to the Empress-Dow-
ay scribed lands | “Within en hour’s ride of thelager and the leading Princes ask-
og : 3 AND SAVES YOU 40 TO 50 Commencing at a post planted on the x Pa re :
United States or Eng. Canada By PER CENT ON FEED. north side of Williams Creek, where the| greater city,” he says, “there is}ing them not to abdicate. HAYNER BROS
3 You should not be without it, Kitimat branch of the G, T. P. Ry, crosses | °
ay Malted grains, fresh ane sweet from | Williams Creek, and abou en: (10) chains | - ~ UNDERTAKERS anp EMBALMERS
the brew kettle dried in a continu- | from the creek shore, thence south 3 pre
ay ous vacuum process by | chains, thence east 40 Chains, thence north |. SASSERASEESEA SOS mennes Funeral Directors
e e 2 | 30 chains, thence west 40 chains to point $3833 SeSSESSESES 332332 8rd Ave. near 6th St. Phone No, 86
z THE ROYAL STOCK FOOD Co | of of commencement, containing 120 point | $8 esersharsers has ee et
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Typeypeny ee het Siar es aie es Me Limited ee 11, ried B Cowell, Agent, | $38 Y W t Ny BT pee tris noes ntipeelie a
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RR SRR sisi ee || —_evere of age mestere in Roos Pub. Dee. ®. i: rou an YOK enone 201 Po, wox 804
SCOTIA AND FRONT STREETS Skeena Land District—District of Queen | 38% te Ro a eT PONY EXPRESS
VANCOUVER, B. C. Charlotte Islands, >
Take notice that John Scott Young, of | ee a ' a t Cc ds SYSTEMATIC MERCHANTS’ DELIVERY SERVICE
| Saanich, B, C., occupation farmer, intends ce Then get into communication
2° Z eae Baggage, Storage and Forwarding Agents, For

Rigs or Motor Car day or night

Geor etown | F to apply for permission to purchase the
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THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH }

TYRE HALL, SRD AVE., NEAR 6TH 8ST. Idi
ervices every Sunday at 11 ou ings

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a.m and 7.30 p.m, Sunday
Soh 30 p.m, Baraca

ble Clees $40 p.m |

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SSS ’e Cf serve you as
- Church Services . —- — Commencing at a post planted at the & TS with us, We can serve yo °
northeast corner of Lo 60, thence south 2, Pe . 5 ¢ ¢ ¢ Seventh Ave, anc ulton none 3
f Lot 4550, tl ul iatantoini® 00 lau cmopawidde s ha i Ful Phone 801
ees S ill C Ltd | to the north boundary of Lot 1551, thence a satisfactorily 9 miles away §
FIR; | vast along the said boundary to the sea- | &% “
ST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH awml oO. ° eee a he aks | shore, thence f¢ llow ng along the shore to Po though you stood before the
5 bine That Suna in | yee | the point of commencement, | containing | gop
/inpress Theatre, 11 a.m, anc ree red and sixty-one (361) acres, 0 he P . ate »part- ( :
I bie Gi Sunday School and | Lipere ar tee came ot a3} ney OE ONe Sateh Ae ee rand Hotel..
py gible Class at 2.30 p. m. OHN SCOTT YOUNG, eo ee ae saa et i
EV. F. W. KERR, M.A., PASTOR Lumber “PRINCE RUPERT INN | 1 OT ormer Youle, Agent: cS ment, We earry every reliable Workindman’s Home
| Pub “pee. i igtt x watch known to the trade. Send 8 ; :
eh a Z Free Labor Bureau in Connection
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regard-

Phone 178 Ist Ave. and 7th St.
GEO, BRODERIUS, Proprietor

| Skeena Land District—District of Coast,
Range

| Take notice that I, Samuel Beiltees,

| gardener, of Victoria, Intend to apply for

 

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Be See COS O80 OOS O86 06006080 C0COCOE ES COOOCOOESOOOOOOOSOS

POROUS oud erreur sur eur old Obes we she sls + be ene suds beds be eed sed

{permission to purchase the following de- me auatoh . a os

W.H ee { scribed lands w vial e GUORES

’. H. Me LEOD B.A B.D, Pastor A large stock of dry finish- ( omnmenci ng at ® post, planted on the ‘Limited 90 CARTAGE and

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‘HE PIRST METHODIST CHURCH ing lumber on hand. a ee | rortns back from the creek’ bank, and Jewellers and Silversmiths STORAGE
WEEN CENTRE SY. AND 2nd AVE. lumber a specialty. Delivery aC Tt a labout fifty chains southeast from where
ervices every Sunday at 1 made at short notice. | the Kitimat branch of the G. T. P. right- Geo. E, Trorey ROW’;
Managing Director 9 G. T. P. Transfer Agents

{obs crosses Williams oreek, apps
a " south 40 chains, thence east 4 chains, ¢@e:
Owned and operated by the ff) thence north 40° chains, thence west 40 ay Vancouver -: B.C.

SLESESESSE See SESE SESS

Grand Trunk Pacific Railway on chains to point of eomme ne ement, Ccon-
the American and Euro 1 talning 160 acres, more oF Reeneenceacens as SOSEHS ‘
pean pian, ch debweud S3SESSES SES ES ESET Srsershlivenssheeneee washer shasees

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'SAMUEL BEILTEES

Excellently furnished, with | pated Oct. 81, 1911. eS
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chool at 2,30 p.m,

REV, ©, R. SING, B.D. PASTOR

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Our prices are as low as any.
Call on us before ordering.

Orders promptly filled, Prices reasonable,

eee eRe FLOP Rt FROs Re Phe ARe BR e FRO BR PRs PRS PROBROPROSROSRCSRE,

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OFFICE—H. B. Rochester, Centre St. Phone 68,

  

 

 

 

 

Fred E, Cowell, Agent. Cs
steam heat, electric light, and all Pub. Dec. 9. |

FFICE: odern conveniences, being abso-
0 mod » being ab : '| SMITH & MALLETT

PAPE ra
RHANGING | a RTA YEE. 10 lutely first-slaas in every respect. | iN THE SUPRE ME COUR RT OF BRITISH | THIRD AVE
or. . an . "he j 2 eek | co | } AVE.

Lage loys pppoe: acaptega HAVE YOU EVER STRIPPED Plumbing, Heating, Steamfitting and

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IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF se a Worksh:
IGH CLASS | LUDGER ROY, DEGRABED, INTESTATE | chine made gun, built by the mile and cut off Pres ra Are 2nd Ave. bet, 7th and sth Sts

 

 

   

 
 
   
  

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’ rhe lock work of a so-called ma .
| TAKE NOTICE that by an Order of His by the yard? While its exterior might pass muster the veriest novice would
x SIGN -——— |}Honor, Judge Young, Made the 23rd day reject the erudeness of its int !
‘ i} of Novembe i911, | was appointed Ad Now with a GREENER GUN ie and outside receive the same care, in |
estate, and all parties having

Rates: $1 to $3.50 per day. are ee Saal nari having fact, the gun ts made under U ect supervision of member of the firm in
rainst the Said estate are hereby the most completely equipper iat diy “ent ws the experi

> opnrye | Dec ‘eyes
OUR SE ECIALTIES | Horseshoore fee ee ” Bt terial is ihe best, the inspection in every sta
ee | Carriage Repairing ina ae wand Ln a ence is unrivalled and the whok ns the perfect gun-—a GREENER Y |
| General Work | het ae ' 49th day of March, A! D rhe only fault to be found with the Greener gun ts that It lasts too long |
1942; an 4 parties indebted to the said send for catalogue describing 88 grades from $56 to 81,000, matied free |

SILVERSIDES BROS. agora |
s G. A. Sweet, Mana: er. | eatate are required +9 Day the amount of
8 ingjaied tis bth Gay"of January, a, D.|| Ws W. GRERNER MONTREALP.Q |] @

°. BOX 120 PHONE 156 GREEN | FRASER AND SEVENTH STREET 1191 DEPT. A.P., 63-65 BEAVER HAT HILL
Second Avenue, near McBride Phone 69 Red THOMAS A, ROY, Administrator RUPERT'S PALACE OF COMFORT

 

   

    
 

 

 

 

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