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THE DAILY NEWS

Formerly The Prince Rupert Optimist

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yoL. Ill, NO. 259 Prince Rupert, B.C. Monvay, Novemper 4, 1912. Price Five Cents

 

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N DROWNED IN ST. LAWRENCE IN BIG GALE

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IMMENSE BODY OF GOLD ORE ASSAYING $50, 000 PER TON DISCOVERED IN ATLIN DISTRICT

 

Baptist Brotherhood Banquet.
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Baptist Br

al banquet

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INDIAN INDIAN GIRL BLOWN THIRTY

will be

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BANK TO LOAN MONEY.

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of Montreal ha- ited
that his bestit
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$29.000 for the
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Raincoats at Demers’ Sale.

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Empress House League.

i A most exciting wa played
n the Empress alleys Saturday
ght ended in a win f the Os.

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i ches by two games me C.

Bernstein had the high score of

181 and high average of 165
(Tuesday night the Ostriches and
he Owls wi meet in a scheduled

ateh The seores were

triches ist 2nd ard re
Sehafe 149 132 147 i28
haufmna 12° 177 91 304
I ntsor 168 i181 147 496
Day-Bel 138 93 135 366
nd 14 3 ite 391
and total 728 711 63 207
‘ ist 2nd ird Ttl
t 118 11 13¢ 2H
Raatz vf 11 124 335
rso 119 142 157 418
slliga 93 156 12 369
‘ 163 136 139 438
and total 090 655 682—1946
Warm, clean rooms at Savoy.

 

MILES IN TERRIBLE STORM".
oth, commencing at 7:30
Melnivre Hafli,
qasseT INDIAN MAIDEN 18 BLOWN THIRTY MILES IN FoUR- !' b's are now on sale al
TEEN FOOT DUGOUT—SHE FINDS SHELTER IN NA- | oeers Sleanship Olllee, and cay
DEN HARBOR. ils tained from '
+ " f he Brotherhood As
Mas N : In the the;the India ier 1s a ed |there are ot i limited number
‘ he heavy south ind n search made Phet vas |! Seats, be sure and secure it
“ ots } usted several days, | foun: the dugout esing| ticket early and avoid disapp i
” { \ d Indian girl oO hopes ere entertained Seats $2.00
j ding was out injior the girl's safety A number of the bes peakers
n which she ! I have bee ecured
had starte from the In } Excellent Showing if he evening, and a lengthy
' — velock in the | rhe duties collected Prince ast st and pr imme of
‘ fitupert during the th of Ox nes, duets and dine !
Re 4 that night the! tobe of this vear £12,986.) Ming a ventrilog sketch by
gir sa sal n Naden Harbor 17, an increase of &3.749.02 ove 1M Ma harp bie
» es away from!) the sai month f la veal tyle, has pee prepared 4-260
é she had started ing the past seve: —
hours before. $0,196.49 was eollected w
s the worse for;the same pe
tle iD ine ' 11s a Sis
e worst 8 m of the season
tputina Pantorium Pioneer Cleaners
appeara in the evening! Phone 4

 

ELECTIONS IN ENGLAND

JURY DISAGREE
ON NAUGHTON ”

Liberals Thirty in Voting on
Saturday in Olid Country.

so.” SIXTEEN DROWNED IN ST. LAWRENCE
WHEN FRAIL FERRY SINKS IN GALE

Unionists Gained Fifty Seats and (nly Four Saved Out of Twenty When Little Ferry Sinks i
Howling Gale---Driven on Rocks---Farmer

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

BROTHERHOOD TO HOLD THE

ANNUAL BANQUET TO-MORROW

AND ENTERTAINMENT IN THE McINTYRE HALL TO-

 

 

 

Ov PREPARATIONS GEING MADE FOR A MONSTER BANQUET

MORROW EVENING BY BAPTISTS

Fomorrow evening at 7.30 p.1 Amongst the well known eiti-
im. in the MeIntyre Hall, one of lzens who will deliver short ad-
the best affairs of the kind ever |dresses will be William Manson.
brought off in the city, the sec-| x5 pp M; : ‘ -

nd annual banquet of the Bap ayor Newton, Captain
tist Brotherhood will take place, | Fred Stork, O. H. Nelson, Frank
lt is expected that close en to a | Mobley, Db. B. Taylor, W. J. Ray-
hundred guests will sit down,| mond
and a most symptuous and ele. | Mr. Mark Harby will give one
gant repast is being provided fof his clever — ventriloquistie

\fter regaling themselves up- ez ge and there will be songs
the rich viands set forth in| by several of the clever and pop-
such appetising and profuse ab-| ular amateurs of the city. Alto-
indance, and the fragrant cigar|gether it looks as if the Brother-
and cigarette has been passe} wood were out to make another
around, the evening will be Iv-| record in the entertainment line,

er to light entertaigment in{the past having proved that any-
shape of speeches, songs,|thing they attempt is assured of

recitatir ele. jbeing a huge success,

EXPECTS BIG THINGS

Provines, Expects Much Activity |
in Mining Circles in Spring

 

 

 

 

 

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> . i
hen Thewiiet Heroically Rescued Survivors Mr. R. E, Loring, who if not} acest
Jury Disagree as to Whether or) ,,,..., h a} | . “ . a me | a o- reckon himself among |r. Harrigon Gets Stick Intended
Not Man Who Killed Spimard Is \Qaj.c Saji yuin . ” © disaster, ie found) the earliest of the olf time pion for Duke of Connaught—On
Guilty of Manstaughter. bese suciieik  ‘Sedhied ths a ae zing tojeers of the Skeena River dis- Island Thirty Years.
‘ : age vhich was every-jtriet, and who is how Indian Ag- once
\ ; lopeless-| arouse. th ' sei St le : me ta hese = oor t at Hazelton, arrived from the Magistrate Harrison, before
\ ‘ a I With the / é the. £5. mile the shore, but though hejsouth on. Saturday afternodn rw ’
h i 8 = " ! : t he | = 1 \ f h ah staved i l ashe ‘ recovertfrom six weeks spent at the Relle he Wepartie on last Thursday °
. 7 eth of the 4 i i . i ‘i re lisle Hot Springs jsteamer fro the South, was pre-
‘ : h aime ra rhe : ve i i ey \ iref search for the bodies Mr. Loring, whose memory can/sented by his admirers among
: rh ppas I ) Is Pe ‘ aga ill through carry him back to the time when|}the Haida Indians with an unique
i ! ve ha aver hat smashed he he g, but up to noon only the Indians of Northern British }Walking stick whieh was carved
| . i i i he apa | . F ! 12 . bod had bee { d, that|Columbia went about in their ab. |>y the natives originally for pre-
sizes Was ad * regarding th inage : h , } g , ; ; ng picked up some Original fashion in their blank. sentation to the Duke of Con-
Mr. Justice Clements pal affairs K t acai athe. tie , he sligh es f the seene of the feathers and war paint, has}"ausht when he visited Prinee
. hat the case w ” In th y the 1 hich was f 1 s, and if vreck I s expected that thethad experiences of frontier life} Rupert. But none of the tribe
the next assizes|ists ga :, eats, the! aga ss al \ ind I : s and sh s of the her bodies will float down the that would fill a big volume, he hwenrt to the mainland to meet the
g though as vet! Liberals h sea ind he : i . sd ie : he wa i cled the |st. Lawre which will male it} having made an exhaustive study| *oyal party, so the stick was pre-
= Prosecuto A. fl.| Labe es and &S ilists vents empts a he . | : arime named possible t liscover ust how!/of native manners and customs |sented to the Masset magistrate,
‘ K. nor Mr. ] P.|<eats “9 . eth \ ; “w 2d who bese any did se . the lives the in this portion of the provinee. |Who has been on Graham Igland
s, K. C., counsel for the a —— wry . : hon — 1 boa the | wre His visit to the Hot Springs, for more than thirty yeasts.
\ ed this question. } Demers’ Sale. | where he went to take a course|/"& bere originally as a mission-
: he young uu hve hing he s ‘ = be {of the waters, as a cure for rheu/ary to the Haidas. The formal
" — nha su Ofling sold at em s reduc j;matism, from which he has been sPresentation was made by Henry
— MERY RICH GOLD FOUND IN ATLIN DISTRICT 35s
benefit, although his enforeed|best known Indian in British Co-
HAD A DEER TOO rhe pietures f h B return, on account of having te ;lumbia,
Van . nm Hane es sh lattend to urgent matters, not al- The stick is carved from a
Couver Park is in the Same) \\ .</}), e One H iE P H Q B Hi h $100, 000 lowing of a complete recovery [wa erabapple tree and the knots
Straits as Prince Rup- lav and Sat lav a wt ngineer roperty as uartz earing as 1g as in}! ing effected. : are inlaid with abalone shell.
ert—Similar Case. tention, ‘They were pa Gold to Ton---Owners Went South on Sophia With Samples Mr. Loring, who has extensive} The handle is walrus tush carved
par ea \ showed severa ining interests in the Hazelton/!in the shape of a fist. This is
Ligh Groves, of Pros-} good scenes which Hie Ma Auth Vs ‘ . # astounded at the |ous properties that will be opened) distriet, has the utmost confid. {attached to the stick by a gold
Stanlew Par Van-hiy King (Gi vreates s he chuess e quartz being un-|}up and put on a paying basis.jenee in the future of that part?}band carved in ancient Haida
es his pet deer h ib ntly d was } geht dow ‘ ) itions have been! The outlook for mining in the At- jof the country from a mining|charaecters.—Masset Leader.
f the hunt-| Py ess Sophia Sa la i i capped b he lack of proper|lin country was never brighter standpoint, and expects things to| 2 —-— —peinaiinaamies
the outskirts Sale has ‘ She ha a \ ‘ + the intention] than at present, although the ex-|move apace without a doubt in Arrangements have been made
. irs hire i f this w ve KNOW \ - ! \ 8 equip the mine/citing and novel times of the|the early spring, by the Kaien Island Club to re-
Ph is so tame that|s8.50 padd ssing gow it} who hay ‘ erating in that} with an « ‘ plant f future | placer excitement of ‘98 and "99 —-- jeeive the presidential election
7 f the hand of! 86.80 50. 266 oe i Ine f years, | we Ihe Atlin Board of Trade|may never come again Still Mrs. Thomas Cartwright and}returns by  speeial wire tomor-
. do has been for| ‘ j Captain Hawth e and Capta have granted auth s Cap-/ seed money is begs taken out/children are spending a few}row evening. An “open” night
disa ; fits owner. It} Artistic Job Printing at th xandet rh had wit t ‘ fawtl vie inpanyjevery season from the placer|weeks visiting friends in thethas been declared and members
peared a few days age | Pails News office board a aid a half of h Captain Alexander, is on the }diggings, two new strikes hav- | south jmay bring their friends.
_— the Engineet e tha i » Vancouver en route tojing been made during the last '
et its fortunate owners $30,000 gland with the view of attract-|;|month, In common with many)... ya Pal eG “a i kk
pees mie narkable prop x British capital to the re-|other parts of this fortunate and| # :
CROUNDHOG COAL BASIN HAS 4 . pon as high as $100,000, and es of the distriet to do some!wealth endowed province, next
| a ng en of the public connection with|spring will see things humming THE EVENT NT OF THE SEASON
mo | know this prey he mineral development that is}on the’ northern boundary of Swe ae «dl eee ae ee
MANY LARGE SEAMS OF COAL © el i sensatiol Is gomge | rome the northernmost | sritish Columbia, ee ee
eated that will make the smart of the provinces ea sa an
strik famous During By a strange set of cireum-} Sale at Demers’ Continues. Fhe. Prince Ragert Reams Sue
EXPERT SAYS THAT WHILE NOr AS LARGE AS FIRST tees he sul ‘ i ber of promi siances sO ecommol " mining | The great stock reducing sale
PATED, GROUNDHOG BAS! 4 HAS LARGE QUANTITY : ent y en have visited the |cireles the undoubted richness of| it Demers’ is being continued
OF COAL IN "ANY SEAMS. | vhieh has had thirty is district has been overlooked yfor the first three days of ‘this
| : f the last seas« the past With the introduc. {week Monday Tuesday and
| ' old ss Goolidbetliben: kas a thi : ; bat and th ha expresged them if capital there are numer | Wednesday 259.260
eStensive as was flul the coal is clea ind Ww . }
ed and are cut; fave to be pieked before ship-}) ' Canal Short Line Rai \ provincial fire ranger from
wulting, ‘Thore|iMeMt: The quality of the coal, | 1 the basin thts ; ae See | ees Pree GRILLIANT COSTUMES LATEST SONGS AND DANCES
Daa as tel hi however is exce rh i wollte’ ina .-W A R K a eported to the departine that
. ne is a drawback tha \ ha sm eiaminae nmane sie ane he feels sure many forest fires
kK I w arene ae ae ae " - , i ! it stewart I did not We irey the largest and most are caused by eeerues ener WESTHOLME OPERA HOUSE
‘} may be de fbut the tleld is «es liable stock of Diamonds, Pearl mative hunters, If an [nodian has
fi an extension of that und Solid Gold Jewelry
: thracite, picked |OOMe One Of saree morons f Stewart 1 did not Sterling Silver fat ware, hollow a good district, where ie gets 9
f _jimportanee and tiust be eee , ware and toilet articles p ty of fu his brothe Ind
mm 83 to 85 Ml Rose Phe distances Ladies’ hand bags, club bags
PP eg ek Sy is one of Canada’s il i i .- vant die een of bs and cases, umnreues, : aus who are nol so fortunate Monday, November lI, 12
Mid | vor volatile matter — about tO2 mitle as Hand painted and hovel Grown are apt to express their disap
high — ’ number of compa | < Derby china and every other line | tment by setting fire to the
Ma ile aid Mr. G, 8 I | vith a distance of 156 itable for Xmas gifts arkine is wiiaie Mibieen thal z 4 ya Bat
oe he Dominion Geolog. |*¥Mdicales, especially a Va Hazleton, up the)? WE BO ALL KINDS OF warToH , ee ee ; SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS
Ottewn ae RG gm. ga a Valles Phage gases REPAIRING AND JeweLRy work 3 |" [is found the explanation of
a repre : | Optical Work Is Reeeiving Our some fires whieh have been pul! ¢ o reonamenenaiiaimaginniati - innnsieneeens
\ he Provinee at the }amount of developiiel special Attention and All . wv )
Va Mi Malloch a ' j Work Guaranteed ik ighining or =~ e ul
all during the past sumimel I . | Sole Agents For wh Cause Fort Ge e He Ba -
spent the | Vancouver people interested th | presidential Election Returns. national { ash Registers lid Admission $1.00, 75e, 50e, Doors Open at 8
; ’ “41 distriet,}are driving tunnels the ul} a ft ‘ mS taee 'y ' eee a To Commenee at 8:30 o'Cloek
‘ed e@Xamina-jand will keep a party of | ! \ ! im) voning © Mall Orders Carefully Filled
‘ eHeed last yeu SA Ai itine the wink i ut elgetion Pe~ | W. WARK & SON Winter Coats. ' TICKETS ON SALE AT ORME’S DRUG STORE, 3RD AVE.
‘Mined y COM! seams L ox I was informed that Mr. A , : ‘13 7 @ Ben FO = Prince Rupert \ new shipment is expected to} >
we One oflan engineer in the employ of thet uaa | jarvive today 259-200) i. ee eo - >. -2-.—« on

 

 

 

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