Do away with this. Patronize a white laundry. White labor only at Pioneer Laundry. Phone 118 FOR SALE 5-room House on 8th Avenue and McBride. $700 cash, easy terms. JOHN DYBHAVN Exchange Block Prince Rupert The Insurance People EVERY CLASS OF INSURANCE. GET OUR RATES The Mack Realty and Insurance Co. Phone 150 Third Avenue and Fulton St S. C. E. B.S. The Prince Rupert Lodge, No. 318, Sons of aes. meets the first and third Tuesdays in month in the Carpenters Hall, at 8 p.m. F. V. CLARK, Sec., P. O. Box 812, Prince Rupert = STOKES’ [ICE CREAM is the purest and best made in Seatttle. This cream is used solely in Palace Ice Cream Parlor Second Ave. next to Optimist old office TRY IT Fruit and Candy, wholesale and retail Sam Gowen, Prop. Phone 350 LADIES’ : OPERATOR IS BADLY DAMAGED Tall Tree Crashes Down on Her Will be Rush of Prosperity for TL THE DAWLY NEWS SEES Stern from High Bank Saturday night a sensation in the city was the arrival from up river of the steamer Operator of Messrs. Foley, Welch & Stewart's fleet with her stern-wheel and deck aft considerably smashed by the fall of a tall tree which crashed down from the bank of the river above her at Mile 71. No one was hurt by the falling timber or the splinters below deck, but the boat was partially disabled, and had to return to Prince Rupert for repairs. It was impossible“to continue the journey up stream owing to the state of the engine-room, but the Operator after temporary re- pairs managed the down stream trip safely and limped into Ru- pert. She was taken over to the ways at Digby Island this morn- ing, where she will be repaired. The job will take several days. Besides the smashing of timbers on deck, considerable damage was done to steampipes and connections in the engine room, and_ the services of A. T. Parkin of the Parkin Ward Co., were requisi- tioned this morning to assist the engineers. The tree which struck the steam- er was loosened by a slide, and it was fortunate that it did not fall a moment or two sooner otherwise most likely several per- sons might have been injured, and lives might have been lost. BEFORE G. T. P. IS THROUGH Rupert BY BULKLEY RAILWAY Fresh Impression of Prince Ru- pert’s Prospects Expressed by T. D. Pattullo this Morning after Business Visit from Vic- toria. Aviators May Have to Abandon — — = — years hold a record as a_ rapid moneymaker. “A number of western places have already gone forward so quickly that it is not te be ex- pected that this same _ furious speed can be continued indefinite- ly. Prince Rupert at the beginning of her career and will by reasvn of more felicitous con- ditions move forward much more quickly than other cities have experienced in the same time. “Coincident with the completion of the railroad will undoubtedly be great rush of people to Northern B. C. Meantime this city should enjoy a well seasoned measure of prosperity.” 1s a KILLED HIS WIFE AND ESCAPED Tragedy Shocks the People of New Westminster—Mrs. Jon- es the Victim. (Canadian Press Despatch) Vancouver, June 5.—No trace can be found of William Jones who shot and killed his wife at New Westminster on Saturday. It was thought that he took a car to Vancouver, but now it is believed that he must have made his way to the boundary, and is now in the United States. Won Suits The following gentlemen won suits in Sloan & Company's Suit Clubs on Saturday: No. 7—Alex Bruce. No. 8—T. Dodds. No. 9—T. Stuart. No. 10—H. Medcalf. No. 10—H. Berryman. No. 12—C. H. Kearns. No. 13—J. F. Jurgman. MOUNTAINS IMPASSABLE the Paris to Turin Race Rome, June 5.—It is likely that the third leg of the Paris-Turin race will have to be abandoned, because of the danger of the flights over the Appennines. After a short business visit} HAND BAGS rere We have just received a shipment of the newest styles and latest designs in ladies’ Velvet and ieath- er Hand Bags. We es- pecially invite you to call and let us show you our new goods, c } axiom that Prince Rupert's pros- pects more after a spell away from the city; than ever convinced of the coming parting chat this morning he re- marked: the outlook in Prince Rupert. more slowly to Prince Rupert in the interests of clients in Victoria and the south, T. D. Pattullo returned to Victoria by the Prince George this morning. Mr. Pattullo has always been a believer in the can be appreciated even the is older more from he fresh below, and ‘ities down ysrosperity of Prince Rupert. In “T am well pleased with “While development will move until the railroad Auto Hose Wagon Chauffeur handed “RED DEVIL” DRIVER MAY GO Considers His Wage Small Another been Fire has City resignation in from the Classified One of the best services the There buyer and seller, em modern newspaper’gives the public is sloyer and worker, | - » ay andlord and tenan modern convenience in reach of everyone ertisem in the classified adv ertisement columns seet on com- a host of others m j educe its the News will r chauffeur J. Gibson who was en- gaged at $100 per month to look after the new auto hose wagon. In his letter of resignation Mr. Gibson states that auto drivers $100 a month for merely driving, while he has entire charge of the machine, and is expected to attend to every requirement of the ma- chinery as well, The matter will come up at this evening's council meeting RUSSIA MAY FIGHT TURKEY Trouble is Brewing in the Bal- * kans over Breatement of Mon- tenegrin?. : ae (Canadian Press Despatch) Cetinje, June 5.—According to the local newspapers, war between Russia and Turkey is very near, owing to the continual pressure which being placed on the Montenegrins by the Slavs. Tur- kish troops have been massed’ in large numbers near the frontier during the last few days. is BOMB FACTORY IS IN TURKEY Feared that the Products are Intended for Use on the Sultan. Salonki, June 5. dynamite, and a complete factory for making bombs has been found the Keo- Explosives were to the railway Big stores of in a secluded defile in preule district. found close over which the Sultan would pass. The discovery has caused a scare also in Court circles. Men! For Suits, Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Hats, Etc., with Quality and Cheapness combined, go to I. GROSSMAN Second Ave. Phone 310 PAID UP CAP Townsites _ NATURAL RESOURCES SECURITY COMPANY, Ltd. — OFFER FOR SALE— Farm and Fruit Lands S as ITAL $250,000 in Vancouver receive more than | ' | | mon ‘ ut this , ; rk yg . oA ye neaatnal price of a cent a word per insertion. Minimum charge of 2 cents. Here is our Classified Advertising Column for today. Watch it grow. > Hall staff. This time it is the Lost and Found t vans eaevs earn ttta 4 | FOUND—Eureka Cleanh:¢ and Pressing Com- pany. Men's suits cleaned and pressed $1.00. Ladies’ suits pressed and cieaned. Dry clean- ing a specialty. Room 18 Westenhaver Block, phone red 69. 121-147 FOUND ~—Elegant rooms; newly furnished. The Bulkley Block, 6th Ave., near Fulton. 109-1m | | | | } | | dow For Rent baad Stores and offices for rent. Apply Dr. MeIntyre, Third Ave., phone green 59, 5-tf 12) Neatly Furnished Rooms; gentlemen preferred Apply Mrs. Mullin, over Majestic Theatre. %1m Cosy furnished rooms, Mrs. Bower, Somerset Rooms, Third Avenue, between Seventh and Bighth. 117 Nice Furnished Rooms. Apply Mra, Kirby, Akier Block, upstairs entrance, Third Ave. 117-124 Several good 5 and 6 foom houses with bath, $35 per month. O. M. Helgerson, sane phone 6. ell7-tf ew 7-room house on Ambrose Ave., partly fur- IN | nished,rent $25. Apply on ee Box 874 llo-116 } Nice, clean, bright outside rooms. Bulkley Block 6th Ave., near Fulton. 103-1m Four-roomed House on Fraser Street, near Sev- enth, Apply H. Hoffman, The Mechanics Store, 2nd Ave. 124-126 Nice furnished rooms single or for housekeeping. Apply Drexel Rocming House, 2nd Ave., near McBride. May 3-1mo ot Os Oe rs Os Oe Help Wanted > Girl to do table and chamber work at Port Es- sington Hotel. Wages $35 to $40 a month with and room. Apply Mra. Black, Central Hotel, City. 120-125 Experienced sewer for ladies clothes. Mrs. M G. Gebhardt, Westenhaver Block, 6th Street and 2nd Ave. 118-121 District Manager for first class Health and Acci- dent Insurance Company, Splendid induce- ments. Special salary apd liberal commission Apply to J. L. MeComb, Health and Accident Department, Empire Life Insurance Company, 511 Winch Building, Vancouver, B.C. 114-121 Nineteen {pane men to take cosy rooms in the Bulkley Block, near Fulton, 109- 1m Wanted—An A-1 solicitor for the most liberal Fraternal Orders in the world, Call room 25 Empress Hotel. L. F. Madiem. 108-114 Wanted—500 good men to join the Order of Owls. Call room 28, Empress Hotel. I. F. Madiem 10R-114 — ss rs es Pe ts re rs es 1 (oe THE British Union and National Fire Insurance Fire Insurance tee Pe Ee Company of London, England, with capital } of $2,500,000.00. See us for rates The Mack Realty and Insurance Company. 70-tf Jes cs rs rs Ps ss Pe Situations Wanted fe ms ms es os ee re es re rs A_ classified advertisement is a tireless work- hunter—and seldom fails. Chambermaid requires work in Prince Rupert in first class hotel or rooming house. Apply Daily News Office. 121-125 By experienced man and wife as cook and helper in mining camp or country hotel. Apply H. L. T., Optimist. 96-97 et te reser rarer Boarders Wanted ee ee re ere - Home cooked meais and nicely furnished rooms for three persons. Apply Mrs. James, Scott Bidg., 3rd Ave., between 8th and Sth Sts. 85-ti | Private Board by the week or month. Home | cooking a specialty, Miss E Gleeson, ard | Ave., between 7th and 8th Sta., phone 171. 80-tf ees ee ee b Real Estate eee | | A classified advertisement is a real estate sales- and does not often count enough “to in the net result. man, count" | | Nineteen young men wanted to rent coay furnish- ed in the Bulkley Kooms, 6th Ave., near Fulton 109-1m f any sympathy HANDASYDE & HURT pk ak kt | | Canadian Rand Co's. Products Mining Machinery and Contractors Supplies Road Building and Concrete Machinery Agricultural, Farm and Dairy Supplies Dump Cars and Wagons Gasoline Engines, Motor Vehicles, Trucks es et OFFICE: THIRD and FULTON P.O, Box 436 Prince Rupert ke 12-inch Steel Car Wheels Axels and Roller Bearings ~—LARGE STOCK-— Rupert Marine Iron Works | | Notice to Mariners nanan | The Buoys and Beacons placed in Heeate Strait | for Hydrographic Surveying purposes have no | reference to navigation. P. C, MUSGRAVE, | Officer-Commander C.G.S. Lillooet SAYS SOCIALISM | IS IRRELIGIOUS Rev. F. W. Kerr Says it Must Join with Christianity to Suc- ceed. } | j j j | | i | | - | : : | In concluding the series of ser- mons on Socialism last night, Rev. | F, and outspoken than in his other W. Kerr was even more frank two sermons on the subject. “If Socialism will not introduce a greater standard of progress; if it will not call out the initiative | in men, then we duu't want it,” he said. “If there is any hope for So- cialism it is in the transforma tion of character.” Mr Kerr explained that he was not sure whether the type ol character found amongst socialists was any | higher than the type found in business men today. Finally the preacher rebuked Socialism because of its attitude towards religion “Socialism is irreligious, it claims it has nothing to do with religion.”’ Quotations from Karl Marx the ‘Pope ot ° ° . e | leaders in the cause, disclaiming; Socialism" and other} with Christianity | and repudiating Jesus were read. Mr. Kerr in closing claimed that Socialism would never attain the desired consummation until it join ed hands with Christianity ‘CALGARY CHIEF AT DEATH DOOR Was Attacked by Francis Kelly Who Now Admits the Crime (Canadian Press Despatch) is completed than had we a road penn Calgary, June 5.—After a visit already, yet I think that as soon —JOINT OWNERS AND SOLE AGENTS OF For Sale from Rev. Mr. Aiken, Francis as the road runs a regular service Fort George Townsite Massett Townsite ; if Kelly, who is accused of the at- | VE { ; ; BD | oem ceencemsomm-commaconts pmmasimeemsrsmermsomies : « tapping the Bulkley valley dis- wa = - ——— tempted murder of Chief Con- C H () x me ; HE a:— 6 LDING SOUVER, B.C. | f8| an ninds. 4 gon d sol ‘ ee Cc B. W ARK trict, local trade conditions. will HEAD OFFICE:— 606 BOWER BUILDING, VANCOUVER, B.C. - | § Saar et ee stable Bell who is now near a Duell oe be greatly stimulated and pop- L * . 2 |. eee aye death's door, confessed to the : ) é y 4 ocal Office: Alder Block Sixth Street ee ie oe ae Be es. | Oued , COT K . 82 | Jeweller ulation will increase. cS ae for 2 eal ail for $10. Apply ‘at crime and said that he was sorry PHONE “De: . . sen ——— —_——— - —— Room 23, Fraser and 7th Streets, seven to eight , J Prince Rupert will in a few} PESEDEDEDEDERERE RL BERBERS PERE SERE DERE SE BERLE ITE MEMES in evening. 117-wi for the attack. Tn eereernial Se Ex. S.$. TEUCER ee ee Fee, ite Go ee iin ~~. = 7 Os ore seme, —— ~ Scotch Kui Underwea i The } r er w With the « gant 4 He of Seotet Woo ed U: arrived the ki ar The a ve He of for monthe #1Zes The Grey 16 in piece suit binations and plea with tender that kir 18 Usually irritated | by wool lerwear ALLOW | you THESE 0) LINES Sloan & Co PHONE 7 Stxth Street {Ider Bl utd / Bem ee eee! Bet tte ered Over-Seas Club A specia! meet Seas Club will be he Company's Hal! on We at & o'clock when me turn all unsodi ment for those dist Y M. BIRCH 119-127 A set bet Notice Take notice that J 5 « be Op of Prince Rupert in t) { Bria @ umbia has retired f ( Mele Wood & Company a can tnan ¢ the said City Dated at Prince Rppe I + it aoe May, 1911 as F u H. W —— | ' A Mirror } That ma **packed"’ is) much We have t ferent WATCH WIN THI ASK UNCLE JERRY oS Pri Wg Carpenters are getting b the outside so I make an especial having apartments and or for sale to immediate) with Uncle Jerry. RESIDENCES FOR with store below. ered. Water. $27.50 per month. plastered, ater. $15 per month. Cabin, 18 ye 4 rs p S99 099 £00 080 080020 080 080 080 200 e80 dences all over town but even with this building activity it will be some time before the demand for dwelling andj apartments, can be supplied if it ever is, becausezof the;number of{new people» arriving with@&the object of making homes here. My correspondence upon this subject with parties now on is constantly spew to those 0 $60 per month. Seven Surnished rooms $15 per month. Two room house, un- urnished, with basement. Five room cottage, Jeremiah H. Kugler usy on resi- near McBride. $25 Partly furnished. increasing not laid on, $22.50 per month. Four uses to rent double house. 'y list them finished. $30 per month. Two RENT rooms, Bath room Gj nected. argain. $20 ae moni Three r $25 pt month. Two sto: artly Plast- furnished. G 5 month, Bu x12, Stove # Bath. Hot aud on 19 © 99 99 690 099 099 089 600 289% $25 per month. Five room cottage, pl- Running water. rmonth. Two story, four rooms. $25 per month. Five rooms. Water Papered and well story, $35 per month. Six rooms and bath, $35 per month. Seven rooms and bath. alow, four rooms. d water, | $1600 Cash yp PO8 099 280000 64 Essesshekstessessestesstasessesseesesseaecscaseeseatees OFOPOFOPOFOPOROFOFOFO HOS astered. Water. $40 per month. Four roonis, bath and tion 6. houses toilet. Furnished $50 per month. can be arranged. $15 per month. Four room cottage in Section 6. ranged. basement. Hot a rooms in a ments arranged. $5,180 Buys elegant e seven alow. Four firepla but not con- ‘ooms, Partly tien 5. ry, five rooms, cluding bath. arden. Section 5. $2,625 Pays rooms, in Planing Mill Carpenter Shop WHY PAY RENT?—BUY A HOME $2,500 Buys five room house in Sec- Easy terms of payment $6,000 Buys double apartment house Terms can be ar- $5,500 Buys nine room house with Modern conveniences. modern conveniences. $300 Buys five room house on Reserve. $2,700 Buys four room house in Sec- Modern conveniences, in- $3,000 Buys seven room h¢ Modern conveniences, two story house, seven Section 1, set Sen sory $3,500 Buys house tion 1, ment. $3,000 Buys two phone, in Section 7. nd cold water, Time pay- Avenue. Price ight room bung- L $800 Buys well finis ces. Bath, All 700, $100 Buys two lots $600, house in Price $225 each “Ask Uncle Jerry” ¥90 80 00 080 a: pose esos Three rooms, kitchen, hase- house in Section 6. Price $5,575. $1,000 Buys two story,five room house $1,000 Buys two story, seven room cotsage in Section 6. Bath.“ Price $1,000 Buys five room house on Seventh in Section 6, Bath, closets, BUY A LOT AND GET RICH am. Buys six lots at Seal Cove. Price Buys four lots near Seal Cove. and shack in See- $600 Buys lot i 1,025. $2,500. hed four room house Price | $509 Buys furnit ears of ten ro in Section 8, Price and basemen’ $100 monty $725 Buys furnit anne of room _ | $425 180 O80 089 ue 089 690 000 600 08: Th Se S80 o2 ecco ese. $100 dar two lots in Section 8. Price $200 Buys two lots in Section 8. Price 4 terms for balance. $400 Buys lot in Section 6. Price $850. HOW ABOUT ROOMING HOUSES? ath, $800 CASH. First payment on $4,200 rooming house, 20 x Rent $45 per month. Buys Two Lots in Section &, SESRESREDDEDEESEESEEDREDREDEEREEREEREESREDREDEESIEDSEEDREDUEDUESEESEEDREDEREERIENECDIEO EN ERERaENonraeraernememerseraernernomeraecaereereernemnseeraeraeraaenaeaa rae raeraeaaeasrerraereraeenamarerarernerseeerrerserasmseraaey $700 Buys ro Avenue. rented. A story nine room ; $1,800 Buys large rooming house, (! Bath, Tele- 9000, Puya lot in Sees duane terms in. Finest place in city, Should or balance, Price $i > clear $100 to $160 per mont! $840 Buys lot ip Section 5. ‘This is a Investigate this. Price $2,250, snap for cash, : “ASK UNCLE JERRY” $550 Buys two lots in Section 6. Easy We have also a hotel proposition worthy of consic opportunities, s sale and so There has be recently for far and in the Bul n Section 6. Price ure and lease for two om house, Toilet and Francois Lake, of the character The price at | 100, 2 story t, Balance payable ure and 8 1-2 years’ ing house in Section on it, this, is is a Big BSeap, pose ese cee: Nine forth. a large amount o selected, all the wa from $10 an acre up. ‘ is partly cleared and has farm buiding® You should certainly look int Second Avenue ae PROPRe eee) awe eens rare shaeese house on Third omin d nished rooms,{«!! fur snap. leration, several busin tores to rent, boats ! en a surprising demanc m lands up the Skeens wey valley. We hay acreage, carefully from Kitselas ‘o with full deseriptions of the soil and so forth »resent is low, running Some of the land