um aa “= Fae se 2 - If 3, wel gore Dat Pub Skeet mmencing Skeena Take Take not »ains, thence south 40 chains, october 16, 1913. phursday, NOTICES. narles H. Flood, oc- intend to apply to er of lands and works ipchase the following ,AND puURCHA a post planted at the ccupauon spinster, in y for permission to purchase lescribed lands; i ug at @ post planted about bains in a northerly direction from t corner Of Lot 6149, Range Lakelse Valley, WMmence , more or less to south + 5148, thence west 4v e south 40 chains, thence east i less back to point of nent, containing 160 acres more MARION WAUGH. ast District, July 22nd, 1013. Aug. 18, 1913—Oct. 13, 1913. cermeyneticnntedBlntialacennsii 3 Land District—District of Coast, Kange 6. that Arthur 0, Crew, vf notice nd, cecupation surveyor, in- for permission to purchase scribed lands: the northeast corner of , Kange 5, Coast District, thence uains more or less to northeast f Lot 506, thence east 20 chains, north 20 chains more or less Ww [ lake, thence westerly 20 Chains r jess following shore of lake Ww mmencement, containing 40 jorth of CREW. ARTHUR 0, P, Agent. M.Miller, rd, 1943. vid—Oct. 13, 1913. that I, William Macy, of ; upation caterer, intend to Hon, Commissioner of Lands permission to purchase the ibed lands; ing at @ post planted on the rher of 8. T. L. Lot and Post 280-9 thence southerly 20 chains slong the shore of Goose Bay to 8. T. L. Lot and Post reading 35230-9529, thence ih @ westerly direction 20 chains, thence i @ Rertherly direction 20 chains, thence fast 20 chains to the point of commence nent, Dated June Pub. July 28, 1913 containing 160 acres more or less. WILLIAM MACY. CG, H, Flood, Agent, 1913 27th, 4 Sept. 22, 1013. Not NOTICE. ice is hereby given that pursuant to the provisions of chapter 115 of the Re- vised deposited Chapter of Canada, PF. L. Wilson has with the Minister of Public Vorks @ plan of a work proposed to be Prine ee on tand in the Harbor of follows ‘upert, B, C., briefly described as 1077 es pe llmencing 869.3 ft. north and Cove Cire cast from the centre of Seal Rupert 1 © as shown on Plan 923, Prince West. cid Hegistry OMece, being south- degrees tay peeiot 7, thence north 36 th tot 13 minutes 39 seconds west 760 brand arbor ‘ine, Thence south 36 de- along *° minutes 1 second west 370 it, areas aid harbor line, thence south 36 de- 0 high y minutes 59 second east 546 ft. su Wailer mark, thence following high Water bilan and dy scrip and } the ff at Pri the ( therec Otlawa, Ont., W-Sept, Apr Water Of Br i. Salt Works, Ltd,, F mark to point of beginning, with & a on Of said proposed site rernenie d a duplicate of each of wee Wns in the Land Hegistry Ollice Over ‘pert, B. C., and ts applying to hor in Council for approval of, September 16th, 1913, MACDONNELL & HONEYWELL, Solicitor s 20-Oct 87, toaet - Applicant, a WATER NOTICE. lication for a license to take and use Will be made under the Water Act ‘tish Columbia ag follows: The name of the applicant is B, C. eed » F, H, Mobley, agent, © address of the applicant 1s ‘Mince Rupe rt Bs SG River = name of the stream is Kwinitsa his sai Me Stream has its source in moun- Rive; oa ‘bout 5 miles west of the Skeena and amnice 'N & Southeasterly direction Mile gout) tra Skeena River about 1 4. The wait, Kwintisa Station, the ‘stream on’ tke ‘8 to be diverted from feet irom mouth, South side; about 5,280 1] i@ purpose Wil be ye, Pe urhose for which the water 6. rhe in taining and manufacturing, he used ig nc On which the water is to Clalins pn described as follows; Mineral Lid, and ned by the B, G, Salt Works Lov'75, skeacated adjacent to Lot 74 and ng r The ¢ ha River, ‘ ug , - as follows eanuty of water applied for is Miner 0 Twelve hundred (1200) niches, t Chis y fe Ww On the 6th ee Was posted on the ground 13, tion’ Ments of oMmce Rupert, B. the { OLD troller ulld W-Sept, ¢ to on 4y of Septe 2 gee Plember, pursuoy of this notice and Y Seiten. the woereto and to the require- Of the ier Act will be fled in the opr, Recorder at Prince Bait bjections may be fled with Recorder, or with the f , Ings, Victoria a Nights, Parliament C, SALT WORKS, LTD y F. H. Mobley, Age 6, 1918. y, Agent. Sald LONDON London, Oct, 412 The edi-| torials in the London morning | papers this morning heartily eon-| gratulate the I States on| the practical completion of the | Panama Canal, The Daily Telegraph says the | nited whole world has watched with ad- miration the skill and courage} with which American ¢ ngineers | overcame countless and almost! insuperable difficulties. | The Morning Post speaks of} the gratitude that is due Ferdi-]} nand de Lesseps, the Frenchman} who started the cutting of the} canal in 1881, and says that the} completion of the work is a new | monument to his pioneer energy, | The newspapers print large articles explaining the en-| aiso NEWSPAPER COMMENT ON COMPLETION OF THE CANAL CONGRATULATIONS EXTENDED TO UNITED STATES ON ‘PRAC- TICAL COMPLETION OF GREAT WATERWAY AND WARM PRAISE FOR ENGINEERS. THE DAILY NEWS ——— gineering side of the canal and the probable results which will é the world’s shipping and commerce by reason of the opening of the new route between the Atlantic and the Pacific. The Daily Mail, in an editorial, says it thinks the canal will prove a strong temptation to the United States to create something like a protectorate over Latin-America. “Those who know. Latin-America best,” the Daily Mail continues, “are convinced it has a splendid future, while it has both the de- termination and the power to work for itself. It would be a disaster to civilization should the United States allow itself to come into conflict with this right and resolution of Latin-America.” rwecrue to SOOO UL CC a BRITISH FOOTBALL. : PIIAIIAAIAAAIAAIAAAISASSSASASASAA First Division. Aston Villa 2, Sheffield Wednes- day 0. Burnley 1, Manchester United| 9 | Derby County 1, Sunderland 1. } Liverpool 3, Bolton Wanderers Manchester City 41, Blackburn Rovers 2. Middlesbrough ,3, wich Albion 0. Neweastle United 4, Preston North End 0, Athletic 4. Sheffield United 4, Tottenham Hotspur 0, ford City 0. Second Division. West Brom- Chelsea 0. Oldham Everton 1. srad- Barnsley 1, Birmingham 14. Bradford 0, Stockport County 2. Bury 3, Grimsby Town 1. Fulham 0, Blackpool 0. Huddersfield Town 1, Woolwich Arsenal 2, Hull City 0, Leicester Bristol City {. ) Fosse 4, Clapton Orient 0. Notts Forest 0. Glossop 2. Lincoln City 4, Notts County 2, Wolverhampton Leeds City 3. Southern League. Bristol Gity 0, Crystal Palace 1 Merthyr Town 0, Reading 0. West Ham United 3, ampton 4. Queen's Park Rangers 0, Ply- mouth Argyle 0. Swindon Town 0, Coventry City 14. Cardift City 2, Watford 0. Exeter City 0, Norwich City 1. Millwall Athletic 0, Gilling- ham 0. Portsmouth 3, Brighton and Northampton 0. Hove Athletic 1, Southend 14. Scottish League. Motherwell 0, Airdrieonians 14. Clyde 0, St, Mirren 3. Dundee 1, Hamilton Academ- icals 0. Falkirk 1, Morton 4. Hearts of Midlothian 4, Par- tick Thistle 0. Dumbarton 0, Hibernians 3. Queen's Park 2, Ayr United Kilmarnock 38, Raith Reovrs 4. Aberdeen 4, Celtic 4. In the Glasgow cup final played Saturday the Rangers disposed of Third Lanark by the score of three goals ‘to nil. October Rod and Gun. The October number of Rod and Gun in Ganada, published by Ww. J. Taylor, Wood- steek, Ont., has been received and Can- Limited, justifies its reputation as ada’s leading sportsman’s maga- zine. The cover cut this month is worthy of special comment, de- picting as it does “A Madonna of the Marshes,’ a cow moose and her calf, photographed in their natural habitat. “Moose, the Swamp Hog of the Canadian Forest” is the leading article, being a study of moose in Henry Braithwaite’s country in Central New Brunswick, with photographs of live moose in their natural en- vironment, Other general ar- ticles on hunting and fishing in Canada make up an number. | | } Wanderers 1,| South- | AFTER THE GUGGENHEIMS Granby Smelter Company May Corner Alaska Ore. Oct. 13. mine, Valdez, Midas place, has been sold to the Granby The located famous near this and a big crew will be set at work on the mine at once, opening it up and taking out The was a cash transaction. The Granby Smelter Company may put a line of steamers on the run to Southwestern Alaska. It is said to be the intention of the company to fight the Guggen- heims for the copper business of Alaska. Represenfatives of the Granby Smelter Company are here now they will take charge of the this afternoon. Play the Game. Smelter Company, ore. sale and mine Though mighty deeds you may have done, Keep hustling just the same. Remember that last year’s home run Won't count in game, this year’s “If it were not for me my class in school would not have any standing at all,’ said Hubert. “Nonsense,” said his aunt. “Your mother says you are at the foot of it.” “T am,” said Hubert. “How RAILWAY MAN GETS J. H. Todd Has Been Appointed sued, J. moted G. T. P. superintendent to fill the vacancy caused by the ap- pointment of G, A. MeNichol to the position of commissioner of the department. been acting superintendent since Mr. MeNichol left for the Yukon and sion, has had years of experience in railway work and his promo- tion is a recognition of his abiJ- ity. quarters that he may keep in close con- tact with operations on that por- tion of the division. Mr. Todd is well known in Prince Rupert, where he acted The appointment to the new po- MERITED PROMOTION GQ. T. P. Superintendent, with Headquarters at Smithers. According to a circular just is- H. Todd has been pro- eolonization and industrial Mr. Todd, who has Alaska on his special mis- head- order will make his at Smithers in He for some time in the capacity of train dispatcher for the G, T, P. sition took effect from yesterday. TASSO MINING ACTIVITY Aerial Tramway and Ore Bunkers Being Constructed. A. MeNaughton is back in Queen Charlotte from Tasso. He reports that everything is going along fine. The aerial tramway is being constructed as well as ore bunkers, there being twenty- five men at the work. . The tramway will be about a mile long. It is expected that the mine will commence to ship ore about the first of the year.— Queen Charlotte News. MAILS ALL WINTER Dawson Will Not Wait Till May for Xmas Gifts. The Dominion post office de- partment has issued a_ special memorandum calling attention to the fact that .in the future all classes of mail,matter will be ac- cepted for transmission to Yukon as freely in winter as in summer. Restrictions hitherto preventing winter service. north of White- horse have been removed. Ar- rangements for this extension service were made by Dr, Thomp- son during the last session of parliament. New shipment of dresses in could it stand if it didn’t have a foot?” velveteen, serges, Bedford cord. In new styles and shades. 237tf spective countries. ‘ THE ROYAL SISTERS AND EX-QUEENS AT HOME. In the palace where they spent a simple and happy childhood to- gether. Queen Alexandra of England in the centre, ager Empress of Russia on the left and the Duchess of Cumberland gathered at the home of their father, King Christian IX of Denmark. They have wielded mighty power in the history of the world, and now that their storms changes of life are about exhausted for them they are interesting | tinuing to bless the world by charitable work in their re- the Dow- and cone LANDS Skeena Valley Bulkley Valley —IN THE— Nechaco easy termé. NORTH COAST LAND COMPANY, PAID UP CAPITAL $1,500,000, 00 Fort George District _-IN TRACTS OF 160 ACRES AND UPWARDS— Carefully selected Lands at Reasonable Prices and on Valley FARM LANDS Limited VANCOUVER, B.C. BETTER TERMS COMMISSION Mr. Fred Cook of Ottawa to Be Appointed Secretary. Ottawa, Oct. 13.—It is under- stood that within the next day or two an order in council will be passed and signed by the deputy governor general appointing Mr. Fred Cook as secretary of the British Columbia better terms commission. Mr. Cook, who is an ex-mayor of Ottawa, was for many years the correspondent of the London Times for Canada. He is still an active member of the parliamentary press gallery. Destroyed by Health Officer. Regina, Sask., Oct. 12.—Two tons of food were destroyed by the health department during September. The figures were: Meat, 1,454 pounds; vegetables, 1,300 pounds; fruit, 1,275 pounds; candy, 20 pounds, and cream, quarts. 6 42 French Confidence in Canada. Believing that Winnipeg was to float a thirteen million dollar loan this year to finance the Shoal Lake water supply scheme, French financiers have asked, through the Canadian commissioner in Paris, for the privilege of bid- ding for all or part of it. The loan will not be floated this year, states a Winnipeg despatch. Yukon Navigation. The Whitehorse Star of Octo- ber 10th shows that steamers were still plying on the Yukon, but that navigation on the White River, the route from Dawson to the Chisana, had closed except for poling poats. -Church Services - FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Services every Sunday in the Chureh Hall at 11 a.m. and REV. F. W. KERR, M.A., THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH MCINTYRE HALL, 83RD AVE., NEAR 6TH 8T. Services every Sunday at 1 a.m. and 7.30 p.m. Sunday ool 2.80 p.m. Bible Class 2.30 p.m. REV. W. J’ SCOTT Acting Pastor THE FIRST METHODIST CHURCH SIXTH AVE. AND MUSGRAVE PLACE Services every Sunday at 11 a.m. and 7.30 p.m. Sunday School at 2.30 p.m. REV. MR. DIMMICK - PASTOR ST. ANDREW’S ANGLICAN .CHURCH Cor. Fifth Ave. and Dunsmuir Place wermag peeve, § 1. corse ing prayer, 7:30. Sunday school, 9:40 p.m. Holy Communion first of month, at 11 & m., and third Sunday at 8 a. m. REV. E. C. 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River mining districts. miles east. otto Which contains one of the | The trade centre and future cit very heart of the Bulkley Valley, and from where branch railroads up the great surrounding country. HUBERT is located three mile of which will move to the railway, HUBERT is the recognized location for the future cily, an ganization that created and made Fort George famous. WRITE TODAY FOR INFORMATION ABOUT THIS FUTURE CITY. MAPS, PLANS AND PHOTOGRAPHS WILL BE SENT FREE. Natural Resources Security Co., Limited * The Daily News Has You have heard of the tremendously r The Grand Trunk Pacific is now opera argest and richest bodies of agricultural land in British Co- ich Babine, Hudson Bay Mountain and Copper ting trains from Prince Rupert to a point 304 y of this wonderful section is HUBERT —located in the must be built to open s east of the old towns of Telkwa and Aldermere, both George J. Hammond, President Joint Owners and Sole Agents FORT GEORGE and HUBERT Townsites. SIXTH FLOOR, VANCOUVER BLOCK VANCOUVER, B. C. d has behind it the same or- . the Largest Circulation in the City “i