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labor in the cause of labor
since Hon. T. W. Crothers as-
sumed the portfolio are chiefly
represented in the public ac-
counts under the head of
“travelling expenses,” points
out the Canadian Liberal
Monthly.
During July Mr. Crothers
with his law partner, Mr.
Samuel Price, of St. Thomas,
and party had a pleasant trip
across Canada in a government
ear, the law partner having
been made a royal commis-
sioner by Mr. Crothers before
leaving so that they might
travel together at the public ex-

pense. They visited the scene
of industrial strife on Van-
couver Island. The minister

made a personal and fruitless
investigation. He went back
to Ottawa and left his law
partner behind to continue the
investigation. A few days af-
ter Mr. Crothers’ return to Ot-
tawa the riots occurred and the

militia was called out. While
things were in this condition
Mr. Grothers hurriedly packed

his grip and started for Eng-
land. He spent six weeks there
and returned to the capital at
the end of September ta find

the strike still unsettled. He
reported *that there was also
considerable labor unrest in

Great Britain, but held out no
hope of any new legislation in
the interests of labor as a re-
sult of his “investigations.”

 

 

—

sary.
burned.
away On a holiday jaunt,
country’s
most disastrous industrial dis-
pute involving
lions

bent
settlement
responsibility for appiying the
provisions
Disputes Investigation Act.
Meanwhile the minister's law
partner
slowly
substantial fee per
the minister
already knows or
from personal investigation.
Meanwhile
. Trades
met at Montreal and voiced the
of organized
Canada at the continued neglect
of labor's interests by the min-
of labor and at
shown
administration

protest

ister
of sympathy
by the present
with the workingman as com-
pared with the solicitude shown
for the interests of wealth and
Indignation went so
far as to take the unprecedent-
ed course of a demand for
resignation.
Crothers’ cool reply on his re-
turn
of the congress
swered in a few words.”
he did not condescend to add
“few words.”

privilege.

minister's

the

ato Thursday, Nov. 13, 19143

Mr.

of years,

on
and

of

spent
writing

and

was that

eee

‘Crothers

expense,

of dollars
loss is in progress,
his whole energies
bringing

the

two

what

the
Labor

case of non-delivery or inattention on the part of The News carriers

 

Comment is almost unneces-
Nero fiddled when Rome

goes
at the
while the

mil-
industrial
and when
should be
about a
fulfilling his

in

Industrial

months in
report at a
day telling
the latter
should know

Dominion
Congress

labor in

the lack
generally

the
Mr.

the criticism

“might be an-

But

 

50c and 75c per pair.

We have

just received

Leckie’s Boots

FOR BOYS & CHILDREN

They will sell fast

also

Ladies Dancing Shoes

in pink, white and black

This is aSnap

 

Men’s Rubbers

a shipment of

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Third Avenue

 

JABOUR BROS.

THE HOUSE OF GOOD VALUES
Prince Rupert

Weekly,

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A government lighter had the
pass through the Miraflore
nama Canal, the picture

 

honor
lock and that section of ae
of which is given herewith

FIRST BOAT THROUGH LOCK OF PANAMA CANAL

to
Pa-

of being the first vessel

 

THEREFORE

That the
Nanaimo

Nov.
proposed trial of

10,
the
rioters at a speciai assize

Vancouver,

alt New
Westminster to open on Novem-

ber 24, will be stoutly opposed

by counsel for the prisoners was
this
during the course of an
tion for bail before Chief
Hunter.

Mr.

on his feet at

made apparent morning,
appiica-

Justice

Leighton of Nanaimo was
the
and was opposed
K.C.,

received a

time making
the application,
Mr. A. .D:

said that

by Taylor, who

he had just
telegram stating that a
the
called Nanaimo for
24 . Owing to the near
of the trials and the
ture of the charges
His Lordship should
bail,

“T may say that we will stout-
ly oppose any trial at New West-
minster at all. When the trial is

special

assize to try men would be

at November
approach
serious na-
he thought
not grant

announced we intend to move for
a change of venue on very ser-
ious grounds,” said Mr. Leigh-

ton. After a
counsel went
for a change
made on very
We do not object to a_ triat
Vancouver Victoria, but

cap not go to trial at New West-
minster and expect a fair trial. A

moment’s pause
on: “The request
of venue

at

ing to the
with the

If You Are

will be
serious grounds.

we

 

| Michael

;eiven
hoffice
}was

judge at New Westminster has |
gone td the most unusual course
of giving an interview to
a New Westminster paper, deal-

extent of two columns
Nanaimo disturbances.

NANAIMO MINERS WILL AT ONCE
APPLY FOR CHANGE OF VENUE

CLAIM THAT JUDGE AT ‘NEW. WESTMINSTER GAVE OUT A
PUBLIC INTERVIEW ON SUBJECT OF RIOTS AND IS

PREJUDICED

a big head-
at-

It is displayed under
line and constitutes a bitter
tack upon the men.”

MOVEMENTS OF MINING MEN.

Mr. A. J, Beaudette has gone to
New York to report to his prin-
cipals the result of the 1913
season's prospecting work on a
property situated in Dock-
rill’s Basin, southeast of Hazel-
ton, Omineca Mining Division,
British Columbia.

coal

Mr. R. P.
well know in

Featherstonhaugh,

connection with

placer gold mining operations in
Atlin district, B. C., lately re-
turned to the Omineca Gold Mines
Co.'s placer mining work on
Quartz Creek, in Omineca Min-
ing Division.

Mr. Royal Pullen has been ap-
peinted assistant superintendent
of the operations of the Canadian-
Klondike Mining Co.

Mr. William Fleet
provincial mineralogist
ish Columbia, is making

Robertson,
for Brit-
investi-

gations in connection with placer
Barkerville,

gold mining about
Cariboo District.

Congratulations from Premier.
Uxbridge Ont.,
O'Neill, 105
received the
out from the
at Uxbridge. The letter
from Premier Borden and
eontained congratulations on his
106th birthday.

 

Nov ‘
years

first
new

10.—
old,
letter
post

today

coming

Thinking of ‘Spending Your

Christmas at Home

 

Permit Us to

and travelling by
Faiis io New York,
steamship lines.
tion, berths,
ticket.
For

A choice
complete

W. Nase,

 

Tell You
PERSONALLY CONDUCTED ALL EXPENSE TOUR
Leaving Vancouver December 7th
special train,
there connecting
All railread and steamship transporta-
meals and hotel
of various’ steamship lines is offered.
information cali on or

About Our

via Chicago and Niagara
with the various
included in

expenses your

address

CITY TICKET OFFICE GRAND TRUNK PACIFIC RY.
Prince Rupert. B. C.,
Com'|l Agent,

Vancouver, B. C.,

CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL RY.

or

443 Hastings St. West

 

Will Be Minister of Roads

Quebec, Nov. 10.—One of the
features of the Quebece govern-
ment’s bill of fare at the coming
session of legislature will be the

creation of a road department
and the nomination of a new
member of the cabinet. This
will necessitate a by-election.
J. E. Tessier, member for Three
Rivers, is practically sure. of

getting the post and his friends
are already conveying their
gratulations,

cone

INFORMATION WANTED
Any person having = seen or
heard anything of Fred Hucker,
please send information to Ann
Hucker, Ketehikan, Alaska, Box
73. Other papers please copy.
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Be on time for
Santa Claus

ANTA Claus time came
round last year and found
you with your gifts ouly

half ready — it spoiled your
Christmas. The gifts you sent
away arrived days after the
stockings had been emptied—
after the Christmas tree was a
thing of the past—too late to be
fully appreciated. You had
tried to do everything yourself,
and to do it in the last few days.

Be on time this year. Save
yourself worry and expense—
let us do the work for you.

Send for our Gift Book. Give
us the page and number of the
gilt you want for "Father,"
®*Mother," "Brother Bill," —
all the long list. Part of an
evening will do it—you won't
have to leave your cozy fireside.

The parcelling, stamping, ad-
dressing, etc.—all the bother-
some part—we do without ex-
tra charge. We pay delivery
charges and are responsible for
anything lost or damaged.

Don't wait for * To-morrow ®
—" To-morrow" never comes.

White for the Gift Book to-day.

Ryrie Bros.

Limited,

Camada’s Largest Mail Order
Jewelry House

JAMES RYRIE, Pres.
BARRY RYRIE, Sec.-Treas

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principal Eas

Chicago to the

SPECIAL CHRISTMAS ATLANTic SAILINGS

Are now to hand and we c
tion with above and any
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In Old Country

Through sleeping cars Van-
couver to steamer direct. No
transfer, no detay, no hotel |

expenses. |
Book : Your : Passage : Now

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THIRD AVE
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Office: 3rd Ave.
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Coast

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(SCANDINANIAN Soctery

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p.m. in the hal! at 319 ard Ave.

D. C. STUART

Accountant
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