HE — SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 12; 1916

~The World’ § “Doings i in ‘Brief

News Notes frem Many Spurces

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mously passed at. Ottawa.

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. Russia has” 1 000, 000 Teutonic
prisoners, "

Severe cold in’ Alaska caused
eleven deaths,“

‘Thereased price :
riots i in. Lisbon,

- Japan has redeemed:-her bonds
. due this’ ‘month,

. Unclaimed balanes cesin Cinadian|

food eauied

. banks total S861, 58.

“A nickel vefiner? ji ig ta. be 28.
tablished at Sudbury. ©

“Nels Nelson, a Revelstake man,

jumped 169 feet on skis,

The British, hoard of trade re-
commends an import tariff,

Victoria. last ‘week’. had
greatest snowfall since 1862. :

"Enemy. property registered. in
England aggregates £105,000, 000.

Unprecedented snowfalld have

‘\ t tied up the P. G. E. indefinitely.

‘Up to the: present, R07. Cana-|"

(/ dian battalions have been author-

‘ited.

“Vancouver police will not allow
mérchants to. hold coupon draw-
ings. :
The Hudson ' Bay : railway is

: - “expected to reach Port Nelson i in

~ TetT.

” Franee has secured ‘anothet
- eradit, for $15,000,000, ‘in’ “New
York.

“The total value of: “Canada’s
grain crop last year, was -$800,-
* 000, 000. °

On Saturday King George made
hia first: public appearance siriee)
vhig accident, 'y ‘

Bie Charles Ri vera Wilson. for-

r

‘he - ~ stherty ‘President of. the, Grand |
Tronk, ‘is dead, :,

“Nits is officially’ stated that’ the

health of: the’ Canddian ‘toons: ‘i
- at Tulameen or Coalmont.

wt

. England i is excellent. -
“A secret patriotic organization |

: in ‘Belgium i is causivig uneasiness

among German officials. .

“The bill. extending: ‘the. life off.
parliament for'a year wag unani-|:

; . Parliamentary’ ‘main: ‘estimates
ae. $189, 054;113, : “elght millions
lega:than those of Jast ean ot

; Sir George Paishi: nays: Britain |
will lend her: allies : and : -eolorites
atrleast £400,000,000' in'1916."

: Phe number: of. tive ‘lost ‘0 on.
. British steaiers gunk B 7 enemy
| warships i in January was 410.". -

_ German bankera. ‘ask their fov:

. erpment’ to propose. peace termal
without annexation of tertitory.

, Philadelphia § is starting a-eam-

fo paign for the raising and equip-
* ping of 40, 000 boldiers.. ‘in that]
sz gity. |

et The. crest ‘of the. Miseiasippi
passed: Memphis | yesterday,
fr racing a stage of 48,5

nadian battalions, |
neluding. several’ from, B.C.,: will
eave fo: England din the near

e Swediih ateamey
Port at Kirkwall ni W.

A German arrested in - London.
confessed that Von Papen ‘plan-|
ned the’ destruction of the Wel-
land canal. _

Pekin, despatches say govern-
ment’ ‘trdops ‘have retaken Ping
Shan, which was captured by the
insurgent. nad

The’ ‘British .. government. is
| buying: ‘500; (000 disearded railway
ties in the U.S. for trench ‘work
in. Flanders, .

Canada! ‘srevenue for the: last
jten months .was $80,000,000 in
excess of that-for the Same per-
iod last year,

‘Copper roofs and bells are be-

3|ing removed from churches in|:
. | austria fot the manufacture of

war munitions.

A “great anowfall in Seattle
caused the collapse of the roof of
St: Janies’ Cathedral. . The dam-
age was $75, 000. ~

. Semi-official reports from Ber-
lin aay the German government

‘kwill prohibit the importation ‘of

articles of luxury.

Navajo Indians
threaten an uprising because of |
the: killing of one of the tribe by}
a white policeman.

Fish from the Pacific and ‘Ate
lantie will form part of the
‘vations supplied to the Canadian
troops at the front.

President Wilson’s closest ad-| |
visers hint that his candidacy
dor ‘another term will be announ- |
ced within the month.

~R A. Pringle, K.C.,-and Judgel;

{MeTavish have been. appointed |:

‘commissioners to investipate the|
Parliament buildings fire. .

Iti is ‘reported that two smelters|:

‘meen, one ‘at Princeton and one!

“Three were killed by the ex-

dynamite at the DuPont powder
works. at Tacoma ‘on Monday.

French» geroplanes’ drove a

_ ‘Zeppelin to.earth in ‘Belgium on

‘| Wednesday. The airship was
destroyed and the crew killed.

- On: Monday the Great Northern]

. ‘ldiseontinded the running of traing

fon’ the ‘Cascade section, owing to.
danger of, floods and snowslides;

- A-San- “Francisco . grand, jury;
indicted Franz’ Bopp, German.
‘conaul-general, for complicity in,
"}plots, to dest) OY niunition factor-|
ies. oe .

hy! “Filippo: Riggeriero w was arrest:
‘ad‘in Varicouyer on Tuesday for
the. murder of Peter Nicholas,
Russian, i ind quarrét ov over 8 wo-
man

, The weight of snow and-ice ony}
tha, yoofs caused the train shedal
‘of
Seattle ‘Railway at Portland to
collapa: on “Monday. ” So

A. thousand. ‘men ‘were. engaged a

ee lin: ‘Aahting’ the flames,

“Phe privy’ “ebanbtl" has upheld|

nforce payment of twelve years
Axes: ON bre | Western

lead: State of the Sle
ly,’ alla ba

4! deep development has given most

:|{ late reports, ...Saveral properties
t ave.showing, larger ore bodies and,

LU. S.; with -the'slogan, '‘Peace,.

in Arizona

‘| disarmed. and |
British and French forces have;

are.to be. built in the Similka-|,

plosion of a thousand pounds of |

: Bach out by the applicant himeelf.

lea bya
the: Spokane, Portland andij

 Aivoit re which broke out “atl
Humble,. in “the: Texas fields, on ilo
Wednesday ‘did much | damage. Ps

e right of British Columbia toot honld

satisfactory results, according to

higher’ values in ‘each sueceeding
level.

“Hon. Martin Burrell was "80
severely | burns “while escaping

’
Pa

“(from the - parliament “buildings

firé that hé may “not be able to’
attend during: the remainder of
the session. a

Rudyard Kipling, writing from
Paris on Monday, said: ‘‘All that
will remain'of Germany after the
war will bea few peoples. living
on the eternal defensive i in maral,
social and political trenches,’*

' Pord, Bryan.and-Miss Addams
are leaders of a new party in the

Prohibition und Petticoats.’ It
‘is to include the peace-al-any~/3
price, prohibition and woman | ;
suffrage advocates,

In consequence of mining. ac-
tivity in Kootenay and Boundary
camps, there isa’ great demand
for coke. Every oven in Fernie
is in operation, and two hundred
ovens at Michel, which have been!
idle for. three’ years, have been
lighted.

‘Nine hundred “Germans and
14,000 colonist troops from Coren |
éroon have crossed into Spanish
‘Guinea, where they have been
interned, ‘The

nearly completed the subjugation
fof the country. ;

‘Shanghai: ‘the Japanese liner’

_. Washington: Two officers are
being tried by. céurtmartial,
connection © with the disappont.
ance of the.U.S. secret code from.
‘the warship Hull,

Stockholm: The seizure of the
‘Swedish steamer Portrovo by

‘nation, .

lations.

| Alberta, the Yukon - Territory,
Northwest, Territories and in a portion

years’ at “an: annual rental of §1 a
‘be-leased te one applicant,

by tne a
or Sub-

“In suryayed territory- tne lard muat

Idivigiotia’of sections, and in unsurveyed
(territory the tract applied for shall be

Bach a fee of muat be accompani-
ee of $5, which will be refund-
pplidd for are not)
available but not 0 therwise. A royal-
tty:shall 1 be paid on the merchantable
joutput ofthe mine at the” rate ‘of five
Lepnta por ton.
‘The parson operatin
lfarnish. the Agent. wit
haccounting forthe full quantity ‘of mer
‘[ehantalle coal’ mined and Bey, the
alty: thergon, Af -the, coal minin
sare not! hein erated, .. suc
anole ho,

the righ

‘the mine shall:
‘Bworn Teturns,

rehase whatevar- available.

AONE eh ng of os

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bee tag

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Daiji Maru was: sunk in collision |.
with the Linan, 160 lives. being ,
-f lost, *

Germany has caused. great indig- :

The Miner is tvig dollars aren | I

Syagpae of Coal | ‘Mining Regu: &

Coat. mining rightsof the ‘Dominion, tl
in Manitoba, Saskatchewan and *
the! §

of the Province of British Columbia, |
may be leased for a term of twent -one | §

Lacre, Not“more than ‘2, 60° acres “wil b
Application for B lense must be made | f
applicant | In person to the Agent} §

gent of the district in which! @
ithe rights applied for are situated. °

be deseribed by sectiona, or Jjegat sn | =

‘nohed “ot: fons, F

vill include, the coal miniig: I
‘the lessee. may ba por-

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ROBIN HOOD FLOUR . per sack $2.00
ROYAL HOUSEHOLD FLOUR oe * 2.00
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wit HRB. Ne dee Uy to ee 60.
wo ELB, ‘No. 2° . io ee 50
. “a s Tetley's . : _ % as an 45 ?
» ‘* - --Blue Ribbon. . F ete 45
. Pride of Assam woe “ aan 40.
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