THE DAILY NEWS. me.

—<—<—<—————[—==[=[====K=K=—m["__—’——_=!=ya»—_————_—_—_—_—_=—_— |

 

 

 

   
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  

 

 

 

 

  
 
 
  
 
   
  
 
 
  
  
 
  
   
    

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  

       
   

 

 

 

   

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
  

 

 

 

 

   

 

 

 

 

 

 
    
  
 
 
 
 
  
 
 
 
  
  
  
  
 
 
 
 
 
  

 

 

 

  

 

     
   

    

  
        

 

 

 

THE DAILY NEWS ‘DAWSON BRANCH | DAN AND BILL ROLLING STOCK WANTED:
THE LEADING NEWSPAPER IN NORTHERN BRITISH COLUMBIA ; —__- + 2
Published Daily and Weekly by OVERSEAS CLUB uke Dan | Duke Bill: FOR .
PUBLISHING 8 rood pair o ° i .
THE PRINCE RUPERT CO. LTD., PRINCE RUPERT, B.C. “That a good pair f) i We have an immediate purchaser for one or two
ae i | vy a ys P . eenat Five and Six. . Submit your listing:
3 : ; e have working for us in|Large Orders Placed in Canada
TRANSIENT DISPLAY ADVERTISING—®0 cents per inch. Contract rates | Another Large min Mining Combine) Se Ob tet 14. ode 1, Pidee Qe000. «
on application. - | the Joe Boyle and Treadgold = B.C. and States for Additional For Sale etre tenes 90000.
: | Interests Now One Under Joe's! 1Of the two, of course, Billy is Equipment—Delivery to Com- ne ae : :
SUBSCRIPTION RATES—To Canada, United States and Mexico—DaiLy, 0¢| management. | really ‘the noise, mence Next Month . ee
4 per month, or $5.00 per year, in advance. WEEKLY, $2.00 per year. All |} But Diek has good points, d'ye Second Avenue
, ty Other Countries —Daily. $060 per gene; Wekis, 62.00 per you, strictly | icemn aeai 1 a 5 overs see?” rhe extent to which the Grand Telephone 83 PATTULI 0 & RADF
) —. seas Club, a branch of an em tT It's fine weather we're having|Trunk Pacific Transcontinental
- : ; : »
, } ; HEAD OFFICE |wide movement, was re in B. C., old man, Railway is rapidly becoming &
ia As Daily News Building, Third Ave.. Prince Rupert, B. C. Telephone 98 jin Dawson Friday night Says the rather more reticent) factor in the transportation Dusi-}er= oo ee
4 ¥ 3 . i. . ° - i : - —————
4 i° pe ernor George Black was Duke Bill to Dat ness of this country is shown by} ee
all ; BRANCH OFFICES AND AGENCIES | president; Dr. Alfred Th | Bradstreet’s, in the fact aaal
: lviee president; Bishop Stri rjSayrs Duke Dan t Duke Bill:/there have been ordered for this KAIEN HARDWARE COM!
J ’ New York—National Newspaper Bureau, 219 Bast 23rd St., New York City Isecond viee president, and | ap-| In that neck of the woods,!company sinee the first of —- ANY
ee SeaTTLE—Puget Sound News Co. | tain Lacoste secretary. i On the far side of fragrant! year 1 less than one thousand} THIRD ANENUE P.O. DRAWER 1524
ie *| Lonpon, ENGLAND—The Clougher Syndicate, Grand Trunk Building, Trafalgar | The Canadian Klondike ea ee Bay, ee ene, EROS ee a rate ed
i de Square. | Company and A. N. C. Tread-j We have ete will always de-) ar iger “wr cars, each baer fie Supplies Sheet a
+ : ' > mining nteres eT ‘ ° ods nad Vv 4 c a +
+ | gold’s extensive mining interests} iver th i fe g and having a capacity lumbers’ supplies Plate
it Susscripers will greatly oblige by promptly calling up Phone 93 in case of! in Klondike Basin were amal-| And the laborer’s worthy his/»f 60,000 pounds., from the Car- Paints HARDWARE Stoves. }
hie « non-delivery or inattention on the part of the news carriers. gamated this week in New York.| pay.” ‘a ah Car Foundry Company. wT oe T Ware
1 i Treadgold retains independently} We might settle in stock for The American Foundry Com-} . .
i} AIL TURD RI. all his properties on the Indian} their trouble, old man,”’| pany is to supply 250 refrigera-
, mi 5 rhicneoreres a Sa ay, AP 6 River side of this camp. Joseph! Says the rather more reticent! tor cars of the same capacity and
 @ SS —= W. Boyle will be manager of all} Duke Bill to Dan. dimensions A Detroit foundry}
me 8 PICTURE SHOWS NOT ALWAYS BAD INFLUENCE. the properties in the new com-| . ' Late SUPPHy 250 automobile steel)
i bination, and is president of the|Says Duke Dan to Duke a under frame cars, and the West-|{==————
ie a . eompany, which retains the name} ‘Now we own the whole)ern Car Foundry Co. of Chicago 04 ities
4 ‘ One of the films recently put on at the Westholme Opera of the Canadian Klondike Mining} show, lwill contribute a similar number} joereersee ester! money
A House depicted the incidents of a strike. For the first day or?company. The amalgamated | Shall we build any railroad orlo¢ the same variety. Delivery!
i j two the husband returned to his family apparently happy andj properties include tt Granville} not? of these cars is to commence in| ee
in i; * optimistic of the future. But the dairymen join the strikers, the} power plant on a eth ace the} It niente seems quite a long| April of this year — it is eI 3
ips a ~~ won 6 . : - * _|ditches from Rock Cree to} way to go, _|be completed at the rate o
ci supply of milk — eut — om half and hen-om = —" Hunker, the mills along Hunker,, And excessive expenditure’s | twenty-five cars per day. )
f gether. The children were starving. Then the mothers took a the Boyle concession and the| rot.”
hand, held a mass meeting and soon settled that strike. The men} Bonanza Basin group. “But B. C. will be doing the TALLEST VETERAN DEAD 2 [< brought within reach of every
i: could strike as much as they cared to, but the women were not Two new dredges, equai to the | i spending. old man, oa buyer in BRITISH COLUMBIA by
, qa going to sit idly by and see their babies starve. Canadian, the largest in the! Pe mh eae ine retionnt/ memrty Right “Casta Siaaee and! ‘ our thorough, far-reaching mail H °
el This film has no doubt been shown ali over Canada andj world, have been ordered by the eee Se order service. We can supply enry Birks & Sons 8
Init S : : — - new combined corporation, one) _ = ee wedding presents from these —Limited
7% apt ae a 4 mae sam i tae es Parae for the Bonanza Basin group and| >@ 5 Duke Dan - Duke Bill Pittsburg, Pa., Mareh 29.—| lines to any customer in the Jewellers and Silversmiths
: vers o ‘ ‘As ¢ eat nancier . ‘ y : “ o j 5 _—
4 rect influence tor good. sast Monday a e drivers of mi one for Lower Boyle concession. . As a great finan er Captain William P. Pat’) Bane, | Province promptly and al mod- :
i wagons there went on strike and at their meeting the next day) his will give the company four You certainly take the first|/the tallest soldier in the Civil] erate prices. All goods will be ame ow
‘4 . : - ™ . e oan ~ aneging Dir e<tor
the question was boldly presented what were the babies and in-|dredges. There is plenty of men). eri ae ™ es | War, known as The Greene| {3% prepaid to your nearest railway 3
valids whose lives depend on milk to do in the meantime. It]/im camp for ali the spring work but See TES “steant no sive! County ae is ae ta his| #®% express office and money will be Vancouver B.C a
: @ rs : iat ween > in sight. Outsiders have little ibe Acampey 3 - tare heme near ere. Jane was| Se returned when goods are not en- st
2 was important; it had to be met and met fairly. So that the be ae aeahat emplogmidnt. And to pull the wool over their! nearly eight feet tall and weighed| $9 eal ter rc af m
supply of milk should not alto gether cut off the union decided preference being in all Oe aa ” more than three hundred pounds. | 3 trated catalogue is the great me- 3
aar to call strikes upon one dealer at a time. One dealer was S€-|giyen to men who have been for > Pyrf-| He took great pride in bis height,) 8% dium between our s and t G
i 4 lected, the rest of the men went back to work and the babies}some time in the Yukon. Sie ch was exaggerated by a tall,) 3 buyer. Write for it; it will be o
if are getting their daily supply of the needful. <r cent) old fashioned beaver hat, said to) @ mailed free to your address ON Gs e
r i Willie poisoned father" s tea: have been given to him by Presi-| #4 é
Fat mae died: in ame r Sun./ dent Lincoln . It is said that at| gg -
WILL PRINCE RUPERT GET THE GO-BY? Willi : ee Gettysburg, when Lincoln deliv- | 3% spsersersersssserssruersentl
4 illie’s always up to f z , 5 ? +. i a PUSey Cota our Nae he TOTO NEN
| —_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_— Ain’t he cute—he’s on ' i a sus address, De saw |
4 That Mr. D'Arcy Tate, the astute legal adviser of the Grand ‘ a af es pepe}
nest " ie . a te he ‘i Fe 2, above all the other heads, andj} ; N . 1 SE a
uh Trunk Pacific Railway, shouid have resigned from that position Prompt settlements the strong ing par.|said in a loud voice: “Wilt that] An Oras Serene ALL CHARGES. nore DUTY AND F 8
Hy to accept that of first vice president of the Pacific Great Eastern] feature of the Mack Realty & pq, fellow please get down off the pret 1 me UNIVERSAL HAI R 7 5
id Railway is another unmistakeable assurance that the road fromjinsurance Co. It's worth money een by| stump over there. securel, cacke? ~=TRANSFORMATIONS gon Home! Ha fe wene LIS
i Vancouver to Fort George is to be, is really now, part and parcel|‘® You 1 event of a fire or acci- ea cleo eee ey eee enryry oF oats Soll of hae SAS. = meee
ay : s : Fan! dent. See the Insurance People.! Fo, Mi hi Have Been tas never ; 2 Only measurement required is siseutatorence of Head. aoe
i of the Grand Trunk Pacific system. Yet Premier McBride had Phone 150 tf a. Seta nas Never What Will Rupert’s Cost? =
sd » one ” peen, , oO are 9 TT . Send Sample
i the assurance to publicly state that the Pacific Great Eastern is mo oa a cae aad Win ~~ a h 28. - re Bair, sot aso ce
Si Ri RTT aS BD EAS Wie Oe 2 e inadian Pacific Railway let the} Stuscet
yy a ’ sntiyv re ra anc é t ay b xte ctw ; eu pers . . Expres uc P }
a an independently railway and that | heed te extended eastward For row boats and launches = —_——- entract to Mr. Charlies Sharp, polioe tx Wegater-
We OB: and constitute another transcontinental system. telephone 320 green. Davis boat Pantorium Pioneer Cleaners.| Winnipeg, for an office building} “""*_
t Bi It is worth considering a moment how much this city and | house. Phone 4. in Edmonton to cost $350,009. All Goods secure-
port will be aeajsd by the Grand Trunk Pacific having two nn cs scl t don ae alae Saat pesca est
u ports or Pacifie ocean terminals instead of one. Will it not Se oe .
Yr divide the business and thus reduce by probably one-half the} LATEST Z Rs
traffic this port had every reason to expect t? The situation seems A y CATALOGUE a
ae d menacing at any rate More especially so as Foley, Welch & 9 No. 4g ...on .
Stewart, who have undertaken to build this read, are starting e applacation to
) i , construction work at once. They have not to wait for pre- Cloug:her Syndicate
;_minary and finished surveys, but all this work has been done | $25,000 GUARANTEE OF GENUINENESS. CY SPNIETA AVE.
"= them already by the Grand Trunk Pacific. All they have to} * Pit and Ponish Equal to « 23-dollar Se “Tailoring is First-class.” This 2
i i do is to level a roadbed on the s irveyors” levels and slap down} neh, the & t Sch Gia oS ecikeen teen. Address ali ee
ih 4 the stee! Under thesse conditions the Pacific Great Eastert any $25.00 suit ! and | am very well pleased with the same. The tailors- ORDERS ae ha aan 4 ROAD, ; ‘
igs ¢ I j ! rdition ifi I n eM gnege ing is first-class in every respect. and the &t the same. Manazeress BROCKLEY. Lonvon,.S.E. ENGLAND.
i may possibly be completed before the Grand Trunk Pacitic has eee eo sated for. The tame sus bore wovid cout goonies ¢
i completed connection between Fort George and Prince Rupert, ae oan te aati tial will presper as i oe porte ae re = we m your ee _ . . =
and thus all the traffic of Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta . CE SO ene ee WARDIN SHAW Order Ne CF iz. (Sigued) DAN. J. McKENZIE
will be switched at Fort George to Vancouver instead of coming 2
i here. W hat are we going to do about it? s B t
a geriecme tao onaon ad es
Hy r ‘ Truth—not the recent campaign daily, but the influential ew ae
4 journal established in London by the late Labouchere—in com- <B in Men's Tailoring is the world’s be
ig WY" menting on Dr. Vrooman’s Iccture before the Royal Colonial ad ee not opinion. The London standard is
% iP Institute says: ‘ is set by the famous “ Rego™ Clothiers
ie | SuILULe Says. eel grey worsteds , t h sed s the lea
si : oo : LETTERS. - branches, are recogni a
i a “Before British Columbians come to London bearing the some for ea “In a roars i aes ~ 4 { ailors To meet the needs of anad
id si imperial drum, they ought to insist on the Dominion govern- wee eee ee a “ Rego” office has now b
4 Montreal ; thus in two days you

coast, ready for imme-

a ! i ment keeping a naval base on the Pacific coast, i
| ate use by the British fleet.” SUIT OR OVERCOAT TO MEASURE |

ihe latest London styles and the latest 2°

 

 

 

 

 

    

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

oe panies now represented by Thejthe English lightweight cham-
a lew CG sia an aw ; "
f Mack Rea!ty & Insurance Co., The) pion, and Paekey MeFarlane, the ‘aston! Cite Moderate Prices

¥ : Insurance ‘People, 2nd ave end} Chicago sorapper. a NORTH COAST LAND COMPANY, Limited 1142 Pender Street se Ee pu Vancouve’, B.C

Prince Rupert's leading hotel— jfighter will receive $8,000, the PAID UP CAPITAL $1,500,000.00 VANCOUVER, B.C P
. “we hone 8500. pall

Savoy. jdate to be fixed later.

 

 

4 diate best London patterns free of
ie (‘Sas*t2°) from $8.60 ds
‘. The proprietors of the gambling tables at Monte Carlo will (Valued by Clients at $20). \ The favourite suit im a
be giad to learn that Russia is come to spend $250,000.000 on Most Wonderful Tailoring Creation of the Century. Perfect Style , “ “
% her navy. lt was at Monte Carlo Russta’s aristocrats spent the Perfect Cut Perfect Finish, Perfectly Trimmed : Rego NEW ORK
‘ a
money that should have gone into the “s‘ rap-heap” navy Japan MADE FROM REAL BRITISH MATERIALS 7
. lished. It will pay you to write for our explanatory booklet and i . : noly M -
a h free patterns of cloth, fashion plates and unique list of which we supt ) a
ip ; —_——__—_—_ peers - — testimonials. With these will be found our registered YOUR MEAS £5
j i system of self-measurement and tape measu re, so that you tee r
an BRACE UP PESSIMIST | WOLGAST PIPING MAD may, with periect accuracy and a degree of omiiaieanaal nent, cone ss s
oS ial ee - to that of a local tailor take your own measurements in ~e . - j <i
ie it Is Not Raining Rain to Me, but Declares He Will Whip Any Four the privacy of your own home Complete satisfaction or —
WOE Violets. Men Rivers Ever Met we refund money. Will your own tailor guarantee this? The price $10 includes eve"
j One Sitver and Four Gold Medal Awards. no extras—we pay carnage and c
‘ | Read our unique list of unsolicited testimonials. i
sf Come. turn about, you wizen lout,} Portland, Ore.. March 29.— $25,000 forfeited if not absolutely genuine ‘6c MEN”
“a And quit your ‘sad complainin’;| Fresh Bhi was added to the Wol- eee ‘ i Selt-™ c ASHIONS FOR
The sunshine’s bright this| cast -Rivers feud when Ad. Wol- ? . oe outsice ee a Let nd —free of cost
ay globe's all right, least, coampiun . Nebiweight of the risk pals of possibility. oe ST edaeiemaion Gust Free
. AY Though now it be a-rainin’ jthe world, arriving bere. offered Address for Patterns: : oikiaed )F ashions for Men
to jto fight Rivers at {24° pounds CURZON BROS, THE CLOUGHER SYNDICATE (Depc 1501 449 Spgdion Avenss, TORJUTS, ONTARIO. * illustrating the “ New York “ and
It is not right to make all night} ringside with a substantial side Taal de models for 1912 wea -
am Doleful with vain repinin’, bet. Angered by Rivers’ repeated The World's aaa bois a to you free by next gether
one Since, anyway, half time is dayjclaims to superiority, Wolgast Measure with a fine selection of new patterns ,
et And the sun always a-shinin’.j}came out with a red hot state- Tailors. a simple self-measurement form
; ment guaranteeing to whip inside P fee Ld.
At fearful cost much time you've|ef twenty rounds any four men 60/62 CITY ROAD, LONDO™, ENGLAND. The “REGO Clothiers.
, it lost Rivers ever fought, including the West End Depot: 133 & 135 Oxferd Street, Londen, England. Montreal.
i A-grumblin’ and a-grumblin’;| Mexican’s only conqueror, Jonn- Dept. oO P.O. Box
" If vou don’t mind ere long you'll|ay Kilbane, champion feather- ’ =
"i ; 5 .
ih find weight of the world. eae = —
Your house a-tumblin’, tum- PRE 6k na ssi seen ii Oe oe at ae ee ° ee ee ee "I
i oe blin’. PACKEY AND WELLS PPO ems 5
i ; And in the erash you'll
: , s o co to|Wational Sporting Club Offers .
‘ smash Purse of Sixteen Thousand. —IN THE— FROM HOME TO HOME.
A-blinkin’ and a-thinkin’ set 2 Skeena Valley Nechaco Valley
le hy « * le > vest fou e Tort a» 6 ve a N i i
if That a0 8 rele Se biggest fool New York, March 28.—The Na- Bulkley Valley Fort George District M
‘ Sees everything a-sinkin’. om eee ae sae IN TRACTS OF 160 ACRES AND UPWARDS— HO I E | EF | YSI
; ——— 3 urse oOo . . ‘ .
BOARD—Strictly tariff com-|round battle between Mat Wells, Carefully selected Lands at Reasonable Prices and on Sid. Sykes, Manager
easy terms.
* The Finest, Newest and Most Up-to-date Hote! in ' }