Tw ad 19 THE DAILY NEWS " aa = — — al. Wels - ’ periences would fear that the eR ER 7 H, F. MeRAB, EDITOR AND’ é RNAGER HEAD OFFIC Paily News Building, Third Ave., Pri R B. 6. Telephone 98. New York—-National Newspaper Bureau, 21 Seattle——-Puget Sound News Co. London, England—The Clougher Syndicate, Grand Trunk Building, Subscribers will greatly oblige by promptly calling up Phone 98 in ease of non-delivery or inattention on the part of The News carr iers. SUBSCRIPTION THE PRINCE RUPERT PUBLISHING C $8.00 per year. THE DaILy News THE LEADING NEWSPAPER IN NORTHERN BRITISH COLUMBIA Published Daily and Weekly by PRINCE RUPERT, B.C. BRANCH OFFICES AND AGENCIES York City. Trafalgar Square. RATES—To Ganada, United States and 50e per month, or $6.00 per year ($5.00 if paid Weekly, $2.00 per year; All Other Countries: Weekly, $2.50 per year, strictly in advance. Daily, advance). oe 23rd St. New Mexico: Daily, in administration would use pub- lic work of this kind to de bauch the electors and for the personal aggerandizement of their favorites, A commission on land tlement would be some ance of good faith. * * & A writer to The Fort George Tribune suggests that road districts be formed so that property owners appoint them own road sel assul ean ents and pay for the roads by} a. special tax. The scheme may have much virtue but ft will not appeal to the Victoria government Bowset eannot afford to lose his vote-getters the road bosses. ES TRANSIENT DISPLAY ADVERTISING—50 cents per inch. Contract) y * rates on application. * HUBERT AND DISTRICT * elena ersten eegeerneee ———— |@ NEWS * DAILY DITION asso Tuesday, July 28, 1014 [*#*# HHH HH ee ee er lands opened up by the Grand) Hubert Times superintend- | BRITISH COLUMBIA MAY COMPETE FOR WEST INDIA TRADE Opening of Panama Canal Offers New Field for Lumber of Sister Province July Trade the Barbadoes, the Department fCommeree, 27.—E. 5. Commissioner in his report to of Trade = and states that the open- fing of the Panama Canal will en lable shippers of lumber from British Columbia to compete for part of the trade with the West Interest, he has been expressed by dealers in the | Barbadoes on the subject and in- }quiries have been made as to the characteristics of Douglas fir and Canadian pine and as to their suitability for the tropics as com pared with the pine and spruce from eastern Canada and_ the pitéh pine now imported from the 8. for Ottawa, Flood, iIndies says, while the market of the north treatment, : . Great excitement was caused! United States. To satisfy these The. visit of the Minister of istration of the erown lands the other day by the shooting Of} inquiries a request has been made Mines to the central interior of| must have appealed to the min-}, railway workman by a nesro|to the Trade Department of Brit British Columbia to personal- isters when they saw these “up’the line,” The wounded man| ish Columbia.to furnish samples ly inspect the agricultural! lands, uncleared and unsettled was rushed through Hubert for of the different varieties of lum but it understood | 1s ‘ ber that are commercially import Trunk Pacifie is better late has to ship in its food products |inat his injuries will not provelant and suitable for exportation than never. The Minister and} from Seattle. fatal. His assailant is still at! These samples will be shown to his companion, who is the real is te large. N.B.-We hear on g00d|the traders and afterwards sent power of the administration, The absurdity of asking set-j}authority that the police took up)}(, Trinidad, Jamaiea and British admit they were astounded at tlers to go in on the interior|the case with promptitude two} Guinea and the northern islands . the vastness of the arable ter- pre-emption lands and spend a|days later. In this way an opportunity will ritory in the valleys adjacent life time clearing a few acres * * * be afforded for a comparison of to the new railway. This frank by crude methods, must also Pat Regan is making great im-|British Columbia lumber with admisSion that for the first have appealed to the ministers.|provements on his ranch near|that now imported time they realized the extent Surely these travelling mem- Round Lake, his farm is now one The requirements of the Brit of the country and the possi- bers of the cabinet must havejof the best cleared and up-to-|ish West Indies for lumber, shin bilities of the land now open- realized that having lost sev-|date places in the neighborhood.|gles, shocks. staves and punch ed, is the severest criticism eral years in getting this * ¢ 8 eons, have an average value of that has been made against country settled they now have After some inconceivable delay,|about two and a quarter millions the administration. The land an enlarged duty to perform in|the Aldermere and Telkwa post-jof dollars. These colonies, with department and the ministers making amends. Does it notjofMices have been notified that a/the exception of Jamatea, give a are just five or six years late suggest itself to the ministers|post office has been opened at) preference to Canadian lumber. in their astonishment. They that the government should Hubert. It will now be possible A steamship service between should have had this informa- undertake the clearing of large|for those who wish to change | British Columbia and these col- tion long ago, and that coun- tracts of pre-emption lands by|their addresses to this point tojonies would give an outlet for try should have been opened modern and economical meth-|notify these offices of their in-||}umber and other products — of up and settled now, instead of ods? If the government un-|tention of so doing. Western Canada and would de being an inaccessible wilder- dertook a policy of clearing the a ae pend to a large extent upon the ness. lands in ten thousand acre Bert Brazier has returned from |ayailability of return cargoes, te ee. blocks, using modern machin-|@ prospecting trip and-is in resi-|The produets of the West Indies But other men were not as ery and utilizing the timber dence in town. that now reach the preference dilatory as the ministers of taken off, and of constructing 5 S market of Ganada and that could the crown. The land grabber and connecting roads that are Mr. Croteau, one of our hustl-|make the voyage to British Co- sized up this country as soon roads, that would be doing a|ing farmers, Is having hig land}jumbia without deterioation are as the G, T. P. was planned real service to the country and|¢leared by Indians. The amount/.sugar and molasses, cocoa nuts and the speculators have got fulfilling a portion of their ob- of work already done is consid-|and copra, coffee, riee, ginger and the best ‘of the valley lands ligation of office. erable and quite a noticeable feat-| spices, lime juice, molaseuit and tied up in purchase agree- Compare.such a policy with |Ure to those travelling along the} green heart timber. An exami- ments. The government gets the present method of sending road which runs through his] pation into the eharacter of trade next to nothing for the land settlers in with an axe and | Property. between the Eastern Provinces and the speculator holds it at grub hook to clear their own Fish ew and the West Indies forces the exorbitant prices. A_ settler land, and then giving such of Haying is now commencing, | eonclusion that am identical trade cannot homestead it and he them as vote right a summer |4"4, given a continuance of this could be created for the West- cannot afford to buy it. job cutting crude traiis to help | so ious weather our Fall Fair) ery provinces, and one that would $80s.. them get a grub stake. Is it|Should be able to exhibit grain} iy no way interfere with the trade The ministers waxed en- any wonder that the agricul- and grass of surprising quality.|now handled in the Fast. thusiastic over the Nechaco turist shies at a B, C. product? |oots have also greatly benefit-| Phe above statement of the valley lands where there are The prairies look too tempting ted by the welcome rains and Will) quantities of the staple and mi- pre-emption, lands available. in comparison. also make a good showing. nor products of the British West It was most noticeable that The one objection to the ree a Na ; Indies available for export and they had nothing to say of| present administration adopt- Large tract of good farming subject to a preference in the better lands closer to Prince ing a progressive poliey is that land now open for free settlement | Canadian market, will show the Rupert which have ail been the people have no faithin their ;in Oregon. Over 200.000 acres in|!arge supply that might be drawn picked by the land erabber. ability to carry it through. The |all.. Good eljmate, rich soil, and|°", for omurt COG : Surely the folly of the admin- publie judging from past ex-!qdoes not require irrigation to \ - chance te woition sn umbia to the Panama Canal is Ba eee ee ce = |raise finest crops of grain, fruit} poundly about 4,000 miles and _ and garden truck. For !arge map,|from the Canal to the Indies, full instructions and information, | 1,000 miles. ROYAL BANK OF CANADA and a plat of several sections of _— evoeiansinginntst lexceptionally good claims, send The Neighbors. HEAD OFFICE: MONTREAL ESTABLISHED 1869 183.40 to John Keefe, Oregon City, “T suppose you won't keep this Capital ........... $ 11,560,000 |Oregon. Three years a U.S, sur-|new housemaid more than a week * Reserve Fund..... . 12,660,000 |veyor and timberman. An oppor-|either,” said the spiteful neigh- Total Assets....... 175,000,000 jtunity to get a good fertile free} bor. Savings Bank Department — $1 Will Open an Account jhomestead near town and market. “Indeed Til nat,” replied the Branches Throughout Canada and Banking Connec- 170-203 other spiteful one. “She lied to tions With All Parts of the United States Pee eS or et o_o J +r i "essers - et 8 “om a a vy espec ne Agents Throughout the World \floniers receive a 25 per cent re-| family, and I iiedinad she's H, P. WILSON . . «~ Manager Prince Rupert Branch duction at Tite’s summer sale. “tf. been working for you. — -_ a the E. Rand, LUMBER SHINGLES, MOULDINGS, SASH, DOORS PRINCE RUPERT LUMBER CO. A. J. BURROUGHS, Manager ist Ave. and McBride &t. PHONE 26 PRINCE RUPERT, 8.C. Branch VYerd at Smithers President, "THE PRINCE AND DOOR COMPANY, LTD. Manufacturers Doors, Sash, Mantels, Mouldings, Scroll and Band Sawing, and all kinds of Finishings, Store and Office Fix. tures, House Finish a Specialty, Factory and Office: Seventh Avenue, Telephone 218 - P.O, Box 207 J. 8. Pearce, Manager RUPERT SASH Hays Cove Circie Prince Rupert, B, C, HOSPITAL TICKETS The Prince Rupert Genet al hospital are issuing r Hospital Tickets, which entitle the holders to free hospital treatment at the Institution including the services of the Resident Doctor, at the fol- lowing ratesi-— Monthly Tickets...... $1.00 Bix Months’ Ticket. . $5.00 Tickets are on sale at ©, Orme’s 2nd Ave, Drug and at the Hospital, or from the Secretary Hospital. . * . o 7 * * * 7 * o * * * i, * store * by mail * of the 7 a ERE ERR HE That New Garbage Car WW. echouse has bee ippointed day driver for the nev auto garba truck at 84110 pe month, and Thos, Dybhavn is t be night driver at 8100 pe month. The box on the new trug is found to be too small for th garbage wi ind the committe has been at zed to have a nev and bigger x built for it Bad News Visitor hungry ‘And wha time do you have dinner, my lit tle friend? Terrible Boy——‘Soon as you’yv gone,” n \ r } T K ‘ e \ t {pp Hien ffir Prince Rupert Dairy Co. ; FOR GUARANTEED PURE MILK AND CREAM thing spection sanitary and open for in Every bottle subjected to 200 degrees heat. Ours ts the only plant in the city doing this. Orders delivered or can be had at Knott's Bakery, Spurr’s Fish Market, Stal ker & Wells, Fulton Cash Market and Northern Meat Market Phone Green 262. Barn at Park Ave RRA ARRAN 35-PHONE--35 TAXI ALF HALLIGAN RERRRERERARER ERA * ; » ” a o : ot ee eee ; : : * * Beene DE SEEEREEEEE EE EH EAL ESTATE is just as good an investment in Prince Rupert today as it was when the market was ao- tive and the speculators were making « quick turn over. No man who holds any bulk of property here anticipates or fears a slump. The big owners have perfect confidence in the city and in the real estate. They are improving thelr property and get- ting good revenues.. That is where the small owner is handicapped during the period of inactivity. He has not enough money to improve his property and get a revenue. But if he pooled his avaliable means with the savings of others, the whole would make a good working capital. That is where #he Prince Rupert Buliding and investment Co. le helping the email capitalist to make good. This company proves ite property and has an in- come. it has been one of the most successful organizations in the city. i has paid an average of SEVEN- TEEN PER CENT in dividends in the past three years. We have a limited amount of stock offered for sale. ime McCaffery & Gibbons Real Estate Brokers, THIRD AVE Prince Rupert PTA pei NAL \c to Tri-weekly Service a Vancouver, Victoria and Seattl George leaves Prince Rupert... All Cows government tested. Every | +) | MARTIN & M'GOWAN : Cement, Brick and Tite Work | Estimates Furniened i Phone Blue 320 PRINCE RUPERT ROOFING COMPANY Tar and Gravel and Ready Made Roofing Damp-Proofing Water-Proofing Repairing P.O. Bos 439 BLYTHE BROS, PLASTERING CONTRACTORS Phone 194 Satisfaction guaranteed HARRISON W. ROGERS Phone 300 DOR. GILROY, DENTIST P.O, Crown and Bridge Work a Specialty, Office: Smith Bik., Vows Goenne Avenue UNION TRANSFER CO GENERAL TRANSFER AND STORAGE South Wellington Coal 36 Office. RESIDENCE 110) ond Avenue PRINCE RUPERT PHONES 333 BOAT BUILDER © i, JOUNSTON ; OPPO +e Seal Cove Phone Green 321. RITCHIE, AGNEW & CO. Civil Engineers ana 8. CG. Land) Surveyors Waterworks, Water Power, vinelal Land Surveying, lownsites Blue Printing, Prints, 2 Wharf Con- | Mine Survey- and Subdivisions, Electric Negatives and White | McBride St., Prince Rupert, B. C. ne, Architect Suite t, Federal Block | PRINCE RUPERT, 8. C. Box 16: 35 | r | Smilin Biook, Sra Are. Steamer Prince > R MONDAYS at 9 ert leaves Prince Rupert . A Ree» Prine Jenn oF Prince Albert ty. Prince Rupert vue na ‘ Low Excursion Rates 4 UNITED STATES on 1 TO EASTERN CANADA . SINTERS STATS. oF sole Oem ty 6.8. HENRIETTE carries rough freight, gasoline « on For full partioulars and all information of interest «& we te DBIy ty TICKET OFFICE, Hart Block, Third Ay, Phos = AGENCY ALL ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP Lin + 2% REESE EEE ” * 4 PO * i * GRANITE * ’ ' o *| ERHANGING * Granite of best quality * AINTING * and thorough! tested for * it HING ND * sale, Cut stone crushed *! 4. : ' * rock in quantities *) TINTING . NEIL J, MeLEOD, . a * Telephone Green 217 *| oe ; “. M . artin Swans Seeeeeeeeeeeeees Second Avi ROOMS: New Weiingong Second Avenue, Opposite canes Theatre| Hooms open from 8 & m. | The favorite Household cag Visiting Scotsmen are e A a j For rates for ball rent apply secretary Cleanest, Brightest, Bex cp ) N18, 3. D. MACDONALD, CHAS. DENNI NEW WELLINGTON Con, President Secretary | “e a Rogers A Agts THE LITTLE GIANT ok Avenue Pron VACUUM POWER CLEANER © Extracts All Dirt and Dust ri Carpets, Rugs, Davenports, Mattresses, s tt yughl leaned. All work guar- % | ante ed Re asonable Rates. Estimates given. APARTHENI an = ; in two and 1 “Phone Red 269 _ Pe. Bor =I) | “2 ae KE. DYER, Black, » hone 174 ba FOR yne ane von SMITH & M Largest stock Pipe sae Vancouver, Crane Valves at tings, Pipes cut | Third Ave, Heed of Oecead Prince Rupert D. C. STUART Rocoun an 808 2nd Ave. Pram PRINCE RUPERT. & 6 Alea. M. Menson, B.A W. EB. Williape, BAe WILLIAMS 4 SAN Barristers, So! \c\tors& MONEY TO LOM Box 1585 | Metgersen Block e ~— Office corner 2nd ™ PACIFIC CARTACE U Meret Ts Cartage LADYSMITH COAL 93—Prone—s9 P. © Ge 203 P. ROBERTSON Chartered Accountat AuGite, investigations, Ac,vsmet dations anc A! ignmene erinee JOHN CURRIE Contractor & Build 8 ve ° Estimates 6! Phone Black 24 IMPERIAL MACHINE Dont oD Repairing Quickly GOW BAY NI JAMES GILMORE Architect 2nd Avenue, oA ARSON ‘4d A Dollar Saved te a Dollar Salted REMEMBER, THAT CATCHES A FIRST WINS A FROM TH’'O JHERE HE IS—! Now SHOOT ! YOU MISSED TH FASH AN’ "SHOT Drawn Blacksmiths & Hors? Boa! Work Phone 529 Ma by f for The Da!