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NO). 306
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JPERT, C., MONDAY,

DECEMBER 30, 1912.

THE DAILY NEWS

 

  

Princess May Pp
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Venture Tuesday,

Wednesday, 2 p.m,

 

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PRICE FIVE CENTS
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NEW YORK GARMENT WORKERS OUT ON S

CONSIDERABLE DAMAGE DONE AT QUARANTINE STATION BY SATURDAY NIGHT’S STORM

KITSELAS DISTRICT IS
RICH IN MINERALS

Samples Mostly from the Surface
Have Been Sent to Cham-
ber of Mines at Van-

SWEEPING DEMANDS BY TURKEY
PEACE OUTLOOK NOT PROMISING

TURKEY DEMANDS THAT PRACTICALLY EVERYTHING SHE
POSSESSED BEFORE OPENING OF HOSTILITIES BE

 

 

 

 

 

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“; STEAM ENGINEERS HELD

SUCCESSFUL SMOKER

Pleasant Gathering on Sat-
urdey Night

/Carpenters’ Hall Was Scene of al

ve

Prince Rupert Loeal, No. 510,
l International Union of Steam En
|gineers, held @ very successful
| smoker in the Carpenter's Hall
jon Saturday night. Although or-
zed only @ few months, the
| engineers have made rapid stri-
| des in the cily, and are now a
flourishing umion. That they
have proved themselves excel-
ilent hosts goes without saying. |
Everyone of the large number!
who were present at the enter-
jtainment giver by this oe
union on Saturday evening last
went home pleased and delight-|
ed, voting ita huge success. Mr.
W. B. Sutherland, the secretary,

| Lambe

of
NOTICE.

\ friends a supporters
of Mr. T. Di Pa as can
didate for Ma are re
spectfully Peqi ed to at
tend an orgat ition meet
ing to be held the build.
ing lately o@eup as Shrub-
sall’s Fish. Market, on 3rd
Ave pposite he Bank of
Montreal, on Thursday even-

| ng, January 2nd, 1943, at 8
»C1IOCK
jot course, will speak volumes t
the initiated
: I am writing ou eport of |
the several properties which I
ar personall interested, to.
gether with meritorious prospects
the camp, accompanied by a
sketch plan of the district drawn
from personal observation of all
claims ineluding ‘on and coal.
Most of the chest ore has
hee mnlv recently discovered. At
| present most four time has
be upied trail and camp
i ding
I should like very much to
jassist in any iy possible your}
1uda enterprise if you will
( 1 thal as Lo
bershiy fees or contribu-

proved himself a
chairman,
dragged

never

programme

Messrs

Black,

selections

Kenda

of stories,

rt,

N

dances

most

efficient ly

McKinnon

eville
by
toget
ar
Mr

and

the
for
cluded

= Kelly,

song

and Robins,
Messrs. Baco
her with
recdotes

Alex,

a
and
Gray

at the

a mipute.

The |

by|

s

Cummings,
Bacon,

Jas
banjo
n and

number

step

presided
piano

 

 

 

 

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RESTORED — BULGARIANS' DEMANDS ARE
EQUALLY AS IMPOSSIBLE rh
Special to Daily News.) host I : i. \ i
| j Ler 20 Although | ands of the B s ” ,
itions still eontinus 5 ND sip ' . sees a
i i I] ' Purks rh ! ‘ _ id
ee [the Chamber of Mines at Var
rurkes “ altogether tor iti . ze i mi ! oe | vu : i. © wr
her demands and semawel an via jis - a
practically everything Maen shal ' li, he K ad
re the opening of|hood of a cessat h . | lh as :
-_ =|! ! j Va iV
egarding the Chamber f Mines
R0LD BANDITS DISCUSS coe ee
| yet organized B.S. t
lp n ning dustry t
RAID ON LOCAL STORE "=": 2-02"
| wethe ul hat a
‘ [ though ‘ i not I
UNRAVELLING THE MYSTERY CONNECTED WITH AN AUTO- | send a preset!
MATIC PISTOL DISCLOSES A PROJECTED HOLDUP BY jtative samp t of s, dug uy
SOME OF PRINCE RUPERT'S BAD BOYS. jd iring pros] K the se
eral ¢ ips the camy
Cons ible Lime was taken inthe k has « gt | rh is i star As
rt this morning b i hands of al peo; {- | $0 is the seas pe \
: j ravel a myst« jab two boys, P 5 g and| Sa , al f i
i Hert Va r . ya} ing ‘ he « a,
hsothe disappea h é; , : ‘ rhis
on . * | gz ® i vt ! h
The ez anne ‘
ited D ‘ ! i i u .
s «la ed sa
iM \ . ! at the ¢
HK us i is l i
! itter pla . h { i i n |
s be and wae st he g i s g |
saturda i ly niles t i
F. M. ¢ ab . j hat I i i fhe
" severa bad bb lis ssed th il - i
a8 At i . i i
beorge I iyne, who has be the Ruy Fish & ¢
t bef 4 “Wis st in ‘ rh hre s
ed sente has} fina tt ! i I
stealing the gun|f Judge Young, a ‘
{ ! I R ms . | ' . this 18 VM. New bsg
| Ma . bu
CLYDE FITCH’S GREAT SPLENDID MUSICAL SERVICE \ he Em
ear §
DRAMA ‘THE CITY’ Presbyterian Congregation En-) i j M
joyed Excellent Christmas | \qi\ ga uw ’ pa
New Play Will Be Presented by une Sant Signe j telephone system, and in view «t
the Griffith Stock Company : are lthe faet that I offered t nsta
This Evening. Phe annual Chris _ es 1 svste h eity y Ww
rr " mri , | Lt I iW
“ Civde Fiteh, that marve ehou inde the a ; : ee
Calls authors, died, he left Miss Froud, took place - : fer
ing in the Empress Theat i I u Ter |
Zz egacy to a world which = tenien admemeant ‘ ./B i rrade, | was awa ha
ed him, a great com of the church and hers ate ja 8 pa was | pal
einhe drama of life as he saw/in appreciative sile & le Prince Rupe with
! is produced some three| splendid progran ha \ as | 4 pi system and i
ths a r his death unde the | rendered Besides severa \ |' ir tha ns ” 5 ~ ar -
ak anonymity. At the cli- ems ane carols ™ . ; 4 s ‘ddled with . private
AX the magnipeont second ar. 4 Aen . 8 cae yhone
; ; fine rendering of “It Car Upon ]eory ‘ whing i
. the enthused audience ros« a Midnight Clear rhe pas |s possibly for all tme As
' body and shouted for the! Rey. F. W. Ker the pla if he ty was not at this time a
| ; se told the s yibody corporate in a postition to
author, but when finally the little} the usual add : . ’ lia eS
black vated stage director of Phe Other ox : on a posit , a Board
“pped before the curtain it was a a ' lirade, which at that time was
; om ounee ti posthumous au er ecan kah ) actin ie in the capaci}
" . bit of a city coun is as at}
\ great hush fell on the crowd,| Prince Rupe and his intent 5) pas » hronih the tent ie al
ind ma tears were shed for the! to remain here, Mr. A Du Ber bis! ad and the hoard unehimenusl
‘riliant young author gone to alhas decided to erect a fine res decided that citizens should be
/remature grave, and “The City,” |dence for himself, a the extreme \ alled upon for subseriptions|
MS greatest masterpiece, went on | end of Borden stree! Mr. Du Be leuflicient to instal a telephone
its beautiful ending. Inis, who accompanied Dy his | seal . be taken over by. the
The Grifith Stock Company,)| wife, arrived nm the v a few] ay as -eooe eilae inconeenennan
wing its poliey of keeping} months ago from Pa France ‘bam t could be arranged This
ie of their very best plays un-|has since invested avily " was done, and as pointed out by
‘he conclusion of their en-|real estate here ! wore 1 Mr. Naden, good eitizens like Mt
Fagement, are presenting this|erecting the h the liaw. Mr. Westenhaver and others
» #reat drama at the West-|hands of Mi Bull Websat igave both of time and money to}
Theatre tonight, and all) who is already = bus) the lihat end
—_ Wilhess it will remember} foundations It w pe 8 d- | rhe action of the Board f
sly tch's last play above all/ ern up-to-date me ' 1 rrade jet with my most hearty
respect, and situates ' which I showed in a}
Cash + Orta command & mas! bstantial way by immediat
€ Drawing Tomorrow. the liarho: bing $500 toward the pri
Phy iWwihe for the lueky vhieh I subsequently suppl
nN the cash prize con Amongst the toca by a further advance
. - dueted by Renworth &| turning by the Princess Ma he bank of 8750, making a
> “ during the month of} morning were Joe How on of $41.250 out of a
Will take place at their! & MeNulty, bardwar that time of about #4
iorrow afternoon at 4/4, ©, La Bell, local ina
The drawing will be in| W. J. MeMillan & ¢ the Empire has repea
Arty, { Max Heilbronner and! Eby, the well known Kits the public how it saved
“Hith and the publie are| merchant hone system to the eity
r ar nvited to be present a has come when the pub. |
; prizes to be drawn for Pantorium Pioneer Gleané informe
ange |

m $25 to @5 10606=—' Phone 4

 

rary this being the case, the
Empire had neither diree tly nor
lireetivy anything whatever to
do with the taking over by the
eity f the elephone system
Long fore the Empire became:
s vociferous upol! the tele
phone question it had already
heen decided that the city should
take ver he telephone svstem
As a matter of hard facet the
solicitation of the Empire in this
matter was coincident with the
efusal of the 1910 Council, who,
with the exception of myself, you
had supported for office, to give
you the city printing without
competition upon your own terms
That was where you broke with
the 1910 CGouneil, and when I
went to your office upon two oc-
ecasions and asked you to find out
from the government the (erms
upon which installation of the
telephone had been permitted and
jalso to examine a resolution of
ithe shareholders in the company

making it obligatory to turn over
the to the city, not
‘only did nothing of the but
|yvou misrepresented what I had
said to and had apparently
| determined to use the telephone
reason for your break
Council wiueh had
you city printing
competition upon your
own terms.

Your to why $25,000
was placed in the 1940 estimates
s easily I placed the

system vou

kind,
you

jery as a

the
to

iwithout

with re-

| fused give

query as

answered.

item there myself to be perfeetly
sure that the money would be
available for taking over the sys-

tem whether the Council was pre-
sented with a petition o1
For a long time you have

not

|

SOME PERTINENT FACTS ABOUT
SAVING THE TELEPHONE FRANCHISE

this

For
honest
A few
the
ing

that

wy

to all

and

made
All

ing

 

erying, “Stop, thief,” seemingly
in the hope that such righteous
indignation might be taken for
honesty and indeed you seem to
have deluded a number of people |
in this regard, but now that you
yourself have injeeted the ques

jtion of your high sense of honor
and great integrity of purpose

system

pardoned if
reserve diy

insLance,

V

Empire
teeth
away
had caused

Ww
yo

in tt

ights

to

it

statement
misrepresenitation or a mere

that

|Mr. Pattullo States a Few Facts About Mayor Newton’s Break
With the 1910 Council---The ‘Empire’ Had Absolutely
Nothing to do With Saving the Franchise for the People

e do not accept un-

ur own

connec tion,

consider
1e telephone
ago
it was like
get the tele
from the mer
s installation.
was not a

you

of this fae

It

Yours truly,

T.

 

the

the

8

verdict

stated

D, PATTUL

MEN’S OWN ASSN.

i

most capable |
proceedings |

|

|

your |

Issue
in
haul-
phone
1 who
Now
mere
mis-

statement; it was a deliberate
lie, and it is a striking commen-
tary upon the kind of honesty of
which you so loudly boast.
Unserupulous demagogy, like
some forms of virulent disease,
must run its course, and itself
furnishes the best remedy for its

ultimate and complete extermina-
tion and eradication.
realization
are about to be injeeted
be well for you to prepare for the
plunge.

Into a eold,

t you
might

HAVE OPEN DAY

partors,
Church,
Day from noon until 10 p. m
reception committee has been ap-
pointed to look after all visitors,
who can rest assured they will be

any

feel

apparatus
nasium will be at the disposal of
Visitor

om th

near the Met

A cordial invitation is extended
young men of the city
to visit (he Men's Own gymnasium

hodist

time on New Year's

at
the

perfeetly
of

tis occasion,

 

Vane
Vanee,
daughier,

To
on

Accountant
or
Apply Box 63,

»ther

Births.
Mr. and Mrs.

December 29

desires
work for
Daily News

 

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Find it threuah a Daily News
d that, con-\ into the campaign we may boy erent Ad.”

bookkeep- |
evenings.

|\Crew of Thirty A au

INDIAN OUTLAW MURDERERS

TURNED OVER TO POLICE

|CHIEF OF TRIBE DELIVERS OUTLAWS INTO THE HANDS OF
THE AUTHORITIES—HAVE BEEN SOUGHT FOR
MANY WEEKS.

Special to Daily News.)

Aspen Grove, B. C., Dee. 390.
The

Spintlum,

Indian outlaws Paul and

who murdered Con-
Kindness

months

stable near Clinton a

few ago and who

been hunted ever since, were to-
to the author-
of the tribe.

warned that

| day delivered over
by the chief
latter had been

ilies

have |

 

unless the outlaws were turned
over to the authorities before the
end of the year the chiefs would
jlos. their titles.

| THE WEATHER.

The weather report at 5 o’elock
|this morning read: Barometer,
29.432; maximum temperature,
38:, minimum temperature, 30;
hatha ocd 05 inch.

 

 

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BIG STORM ON SATURDAY NIGHT
CAUSES MUCH DAMAGE AT DIGBY

Serious damage was effected to

the Dominion government wharf
in course of construction at the
quarantine station on Digby

Island by the storm on Saturday
night. Although being more
strongly braced than the plans
submitted to the contractors
factually called for, the outer
|thirty feet that was completed
was swept entirely away, the pile
driver tools, ete., being -dumped
into forty feet of water. So flerce
was the wind that the piles
snapped off close to the mud like
matches, only two or three re-
maining out of fifty or sixty. This

being made
to raise the

morning efforts are
by the contractors
pile driver, when the work of re-
building will proceeded with
with the utmost expedition

be

BRITISH BARQUE WRECKED

 

Saved—En
Route from Glasgow to
Portland.

(Special to Daily News.)
Aberdeen, Scotland, Dee. 29.—

The British barque Torrisdale,
en route from Glasgow to Port-

land, Maine, was completely
wrecked off the jetty near here
today. The vessel broke in two,

but no lives were lost.
numbered thirty souls.

The crew

 

VANCOUVER WOMAN INJURED
in Automobile Accident at Los
Angeles Race Track—Driver
of Car Fatally Injured.

‘Special to Daily News.)

Los Angeles, Dee. —Hal
Shain, automobile racer,” was fa-
tally hurt, Mrs. A. B. Atkinson

of Vancouver, B. C., had her jaw
broken, two others were seriously
and a number slightly hurt when
Shain’s automobile shot out —f
the cup shaped track in a race
called the “Dare Devil Race for
Life’ at Venice, a resort near
here, yesterday.

 

Judge Recommends Death.

Goodwin, a Stockton

Judge Frank Willis
geles is heeded

of Los .An-

case, he declared, was fairly trie¢
and the findings of the jury
ply sustained by the evidence

am

 

 

Tom and Jerry at

 

 

jewelry’
salesman, will hang if a letter to
Governor Johnson from Superior

Willis sat in the

the Savoy.

MORE THAN THIRTY FEET oF NEW GOVERNMENT WHARF AT
QUARANTINE STATION BLOWN AWAY—PILES BROKE LIKE
MATCHWOOD—PILE DRIVER TUF.NED TURLTE

Porpoles Harbor was not im-
mune from the effects of the big
storm. A pile driver in the serv-
ice of the Port Eéward Townsite
Company was blown from its
moorings and turned turtle. It
was not damaged to any extent
and the company this morning
have a wrecking crew at work
restoring it to its normal posi-
tion, where it is being used for
driving piles for the new wharf.

OBITUARY

Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Daggett
mourn the loss of their infant
who died at the General
Hospital on Sunday morning.
The funeral will take place from
EK. L. Fisher's funeral chapel to-
morrow privately.

—_—$P$——_$$
LABOR UNION OFFICIALS
ARE FOUND GUILTY

Thirty-eight Convicted in the
Dynamite Conspiracy Cases
—Sentences Deferred.

son,

(Special to Daily News.)
Indianapolis, Inmd., Dee. 29.—
Thirty-eight labor union officials
were today found guilty in the
national dynamite conspiracy
eases which have been attracting
the attention of the whole civil-
ized world. Sentences have been
deferred.

 

BAPTIST CONGREGATION

Enjoyed Splendid ™ Musical Service
Given by Children in Mclatyre
Hall Last Evening.

Instead of the usual Sunday

service the Baptist con-
gregation last night enjoyed a
rare treat in the way of a
Christmas musieal festival, given
almost entirely by the children,
who had been trained to much
proticiency by Mr. J. E. Davey,
chow leader. The special choir
for. tihs oceasion consisted of
thirty voices and a splendid se-

night

lection of anthems, carols and
Los Angeles, Dee, 27..John 8.|solos was rendered. Mrs. Rolf
Rogers, slayer of Benjamin A.) Walker very ably officiated as

pianist. The programme alse
ineluded recitations and readings
by the younger members of the
congregation, Mr. Robert Me-
dntosh performed the duties of

 

Rogers trial and the Governor|chairman in a most satisfactory
recently wrote him asking his manner,

views of possible clemeney, for -

the man Willis replied in no Garment Workers Strike.
uncertain terms, branding the New York, Dee, 30.-One hun.
jmurder of Goodwin as “cold|dred and twenty-five thousand
blooded and premeditated.” The| garment workers, representing

1} 4,000 faetories im this eity, went
on strike here this morning: Of
lthis number 40,000 are women,

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