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Formerly The Prince Rupert Optimist

 

 
 

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ee 11, NO, 221

Prince Rupert, B.C., THURSDAY, SepTemBeR 19, 1912.

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Price Five Se

SIXTEEN ARE KILLED IN ENGLISH TRAIN WRECK

 

 

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SIR WILFRID LAURIER IN SPEECH AT COBALT DECLARES HE WILL REMAIN IN PUBLIC LIFE

 

EASTERN PASSENGER AGENT

VISITS PRINCE RUPERT

ver cities of the] road Mr. MeDonald

\ i
( there is none that Prince Rupert in ordet
! }oughly acquaint | ge]
sely watched by}, eq it him
{ tt trus conditions here
rhe today an
’ _ , ") prospe ets for the future
wn far and} position as passenge!
|
‘ este! terminus of|the Grand Trunk at Chicago
eand I Pacific Railway | Me Donald ¢ es in Gor
h promising city of}® large nmuribe peopl
ist \ in| Portance n the = finan
hwestern cot ef
{ } ntens¢ interest | commercia world who
awe i il ;
ul is ta Prince Rupert by} *r interested th
I f he astern pad | EO of the wester:
westet! cities i
M » States. the visit of Mr. J vie. I \
or himself the tremen¢
Dp. Meb i, district passenger]

i
Grand Trunk Rail-|

: }district, Mr MeDonald

Chica s important. Mr
ed in the city |

g on the Princes ;
ge eft immediately a His vis \

east over the G, T.|?!

able to give authentie i

f is ¢ ‘
d= by the local th ‘

M ag Me Maste! On M Meb ild has be
ght he expressed] ing the recs ( venti

elf t » News representative | Americar Associatior
ghted with the | s¢ ue and Ticket Agent

f the trip and
dition of the

 

sibiitties | ’ we tu

MANY KILLED AND INJURED

IN ENGLISH TRAIN WRECK

Special to Daily News.

| | Sept. 18
rl express ra fre Chester
| rpool was derailed at Dit

Junetior ne es from

here ist) night Sixteen were

i and tft t a
! Fy " i ust
i he i had ssed vel

 

ENGINE JUMPED OFF TRACK

aches, whieh took
niated many bodies of the
It is feared thal
injured will die,

Mr Fred

inager of Male
Montreal, is in the
has made arrangements
Martin O'Reilly
Male Attire line

Coast,” was the prediction made

of the Gardens Co,, Ltd., of the

 

to those n the east wh

obab ! res the

attte the . ut ipa

Mrs. and Miss MeDonald

 

DUKE WILL OPEN SIR WILFRID

EXHIBITION AT TO REMAIN IN |
ROYALCITY: = PUBLIC L

Special to Daily News. Cobalt Ont Sept
\ Sey iv Wilfrid La er spea
X ha nm othe da le are hat he
he Duke { ‘ i |
‘ ( (ie ‘ h bile ]
s have b rt I ve a
n Duke \ ‘
tie Provincia ‘ I sha
N Westminster} witt h is K
I bie fa “ | ves M sa
I ‘ h Canada i I
1land f Liig ! har
Thursday after This st be done b

royal party will] ti

I} party will leave Sir Wilfrid concluded
Vietoria Thursday morning|dress with a f
i by steamer atival question and an expo
After the opening}his poliey for a Canadiar
few hours will be/“If England is ever in
¢ the exhibits and|nay, | w not say that
: is hh they will en land is evel trial, Ia
Ve i of French origin, will bet
“oineident with this announce-|to go to the people and cal

es word from Sir Rich-]the mto assist with all our
emier of British}Two inspirations guided my

McBride, P

mpia, wh was expected tollic life, and they conti

the exhibition, that he willleo Canadian citizenship
ible to accept the invita-} British ties, one to the
While it was first an oa
ed that he would be glad LOCAL JOTTINGS.
Me lo New Westminster, his ‘
Native city, he decided that his Overseas Club.
se - n Vietoria during the The Overseas Club wi
: ere of the Governor Gen- special meeting on
“ Was required, and for this tion

evening in connec

*"ts0n Would be unable te eome to H

proposed reception

}
Diless accompany the Duke
Thursday, as will also Lieu-

mt Gove

Phe fair

ing will be held in
on Seeond avenue al
Patterson.

8

thagement feel much
Meased that the Duke has con- id., has gon

“ct , ‘Ss 35 o the
| Visit the fair, and are busine vVipil t !

“Ure that he will be greatly im-|C!ttes

Pressed with the exhibits whieh New shipment Turnbull

shown demonstrating the} woolen  underweat fo

possibilities of Brit-land children, Wallace's
‘umbia

ericult

 

the eleetrie light plal
turned to the city afl

LOCAL JOTTINGS

Bernard ON, a: walk Sake vacation in the south
be ean at present located inf J. F. MeDonald, of th
Tandy Bay district, is a vis-jion police, is a visitor lo
' he city, a guest at thel from the Queen Chartotts
and will remain here u
Panto; ~— the royal visil
Phone , mu Pioneer Cleaners, We have only one
range left, but it's a dandy
Whe j the price is $80.05, CGamp stov
Mest and best in from $6.50 at Hart's
fall and wintee one coate CLEARED
' wear will be
‘ MN Demers opening on The farewell performance:
ed ; Ladies Cordially in .|the Allen Players will
roy at the Westholme Theatre
8 —_ night he bill is ome
Wits! Suite! Suits! strongest of their entire
natios be Urs and you will|ment— The Great Divi
lailoy >weder Bros.,, New sweaters for wo

children Wallaces

 

 

 

 

 

 

he fais . :
ne fair on Tuesday, He will Duke of Connaught he

Sibbald

G. A, Bryant, of Slo

pro
to assume the management, in

tend to add several new depart

Superintendent! Matthe

 

rh } erat t be i ‘
| the py whing
Kh. u he Gover Gen :
3 f Ws
Phe il pa
he harb on the C, I
. \ h
M . ly
Lf ‘ i
d to H ghness
I Ma behalf f th
. Oth pub I lies
N ha i pI [ pl
st gx ada sses il hey s Vish
it the sa ‘ \ i
the Duk \ iltend a i
given i his hor by the Ca
iia { 0) Pa ! h afte
\ by i i z
he different parts h ane
1 short while spent u stening
I India and ¢ . vhich
ike pla I he Gove!
wharf Ii he evening the
il party Ww ittend the
be give iid of the hos
vita at the Westholme Opera}
H se
An early start Ww by rade the]

LAUNDRY WILL

CHANGE HANDS |
FOR BIG PRICE

Otto Nelson, the propriet
he Pioneer Laundry, which, as

its name implies, can truthfully

be said to have been the first

business of its kind started tu
Prince Rupert is just about to
omplete the sale of the entire

meern to a loeal syndicate
Mr. H. F. MeRae, of Meitae & Co

has purehased the business in}
his own name, and ts in turn dis
posing of it to a party of loca

investors for the sum of $32,500

The new eompany, who are

ments, being thereby enabled to

do work heretofore rendered tm

possible through not having the |
ecessary machinery or the ex
pert operators The plant at the

present time furnishes employs
ent to a large number of hands
vhieh will be materially increaged

LARCE SUM FOR
FICHT BETWEFN
DUSKY HEAVIES

Repl is Kelly thie

( i

f tueh Melntosh

\ fialt promoter al

ih day prepared to offer

= oi asooo0d ft pattie Hu

: \ h Sa Lane
{ford and Sam MeVey

 

PROGRAMME FOR
THE ROYAL PARTY

Presentation

skin by his worship

Luncheon at

curing an expert from Boston | musicians on the

 

 

 

 

DUKE OF CONNAUGHT WILL RECEIVE
ROYAL WELCOME FROM THIS CITY

the 25th

ia on the

Active preparation

vile } the

ne the eity for

irrival of H

( naught

erected in different
city by the City
Port Simpson Indians

Dyvbhavn and

so are today

the ground and

! the city’s pa
: rhey

at the head
and |} st avenut
mere a avetit
Westh e Opera
Port Simpson

heir arch

eeting f Second

McBride street.
Prinee Rupert will be
ehind the othe

jminion in her outward display of

ovalty and

oceasion of the

H. R, H, the

WARNING GIVEN
TO MARINERS, A
LIGHT REMOVED

Notice has

from the Deputy
rine and Fisheries giving warning

to mariners of
temporary light
Island, Chatham
Prince
erection of a per-

trance té

Owing to the
manent lighthouse ¢
building on the
two heads forming
to remove the

Was Decessary

culting gas beacon from the
mit of the roek,
fixed white oil

hibited from

pended from a point where

be visible from

proach,

Don't forget
day, Sep "ist
ing at Demers’, <

COWBOY SHOOTS
POLICEMAN FOR
OLD GRIEVANCE

Lethbridge,

iCity Deteetive
and perhaps fatally wounded last
night in front of the
on the prineipal

by Richard
punches as

feud

private citizens

 

Egan was shot}

 

MEDICINAL HOT SPRINGS
DISCOVERED AT LAKELSE ;
SANITARIUM TO BE BUILT

Prince Rupert is soon to have[springs are situated about mid-
hot springs and a summer re-|Way, a few hundred yards from
the lake,

A townsite has been plotted out

sort second to none on the Pacifie

by Mr. D. ©. Roehfort, president and surveyed, containing about

1,800 lots, whieh will be placed
Lakelse Valley. on the market in the near future.
Mr Rochfort ,who is a promi- It is the intention of the com-
nent young business man of Vie-|Ppany to build a sanitarium and
toria. has just returned to Prinee| establish a summer resort, as
Rupert from a visit to Lakelse|Well as subdivide a portion of
Lake for the purpose of thor-|their holdings into five and ten
uighly examining his company’s|aere blocks. These plots will be
new holdings. In conversation |Cultivated, the soil being suit-
with The News representative|able to the growing of fruit and
yesterday he was very enthusi-| Vegetables.
astic over the roseate prospects Close to the springs and near
of the Lakelse district, a particularly choice piece of
rhe company, which is a elose|beautiful shingle beach, ground
orporation, composed of well|/has been reserved for the erec-
known men of Victoria, have ae-|tion of an hotel as well as the
quired by purchase 2,000 acres|sanitarium. Not only will the

 

of land extending over five miles
of the lake shore The hot Continued on Se 4.)

 

 

NOTICE OF BILL G.T.P.MAYBUY
FOR ANEW LINE SECTION OF THE
FROMFT.GEORGE DOMINION ROAD

 

he first notice of a private] Special to Daily News.)
bill, which its promoters intend Ottawa, Sept. 19.—That the

to apply for at the next session|Grand Trunk Pacifie may take
of the Legislature, appears injover the Transeona - Superior

ithis week's B. ©. Gazette. The|Junetion section of the National

applicants desire to ineorporate| Transcontinental Railway on the
a railway company to construct|/basis of the government taking
a line near Fort George. The|the earnings and paying the ex-
line, according to the official de-|penses of operation until the
scription, is to run “from a point} whole line from Winnipeg to
on the Nechaco River, at or near| Moncton is completed is an idea
Fort George, thenee in a south-| which prevails in the capital. As
easterly direction to the Fraser| stated by General Manager Cham-
River, thence following the} berlin of the Grand Trunk in
Fraser River to a point at or near} Montreal, this proposal has been
Six Mile Creek, thenee in an|made and is now receiving the

easterly direction to the Willow] consideration of Major Leonard,

River, thenee in a northeasterly| chairman of the N, T. R. Commis-

direction to the Bear River,| sion and the minister of railways.

ithence in a southeasterly direc-|It is expeeted that Chairman

[tion to a point at or near Barker-|Smithers and President Cham-
a . berlin of the Grand Trunk will

ini be here this week to interview
Tickets for concert to be given the government with respect to

on September 23rd, during the the proposed lease.
royal visit, on sale at Orme’s

Drug Store. Prices $2, $1.50 and Dead Sure
75 cents, Those purchasing re-|Snap, 3rd Ave., near post office,
served seats will be able to se-jonly $15,000.00; $5,000.00 cash,

lect their seats between the hours|balance 4 and 2 years at 6%.

of 1 and 6 p. m., Thursday, Sept.| McLachlan & Button want to see

19th, at box office, Westholme|you about it. “Ask a _ Police-

Theatre. 220-221] man.” 220-2214

 

 

WESTHOLME OPERA HOUSE

 

Farewell Performance

TONIGHT

MISS VERNA FELTON
and the Allen Players

WILL PRESENT

“The Great Divide”

ADMISSION, 50c, 76c, $1.00. BOX SEATS $1.25.

Friday Next---The Amateurs