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DAILY EDITION Monday, Nov. 23, 1913

It was a long

BORDEN’S CONDITION

TOO SAD FOR WORDS. speech, too; so long that its
Premier Borden of late has length was duly commented
given Canadians considerable upon. The New York Herald,
room for thought—and has notably one of America’s safe

and sane newspapers, had its
reporter accompany Mr. Maude
to the dinner, and the Herald's
report says:

“It was learned from Mr. J.
E. Dodson, actor, who was the
host of the dinner, that Mr.
Maude had better wait until
Mr. Borden, premier of Canada,

naturally gone to the States to
furnish the material. On No-
vember ist it was announced in
the Conservative official press
that Mr. Borden was exhausted
with his tremendous labors at

the capital, while his ministers

had been joy riding all over had ended his speech. Mr.
the country. It was. stated Borden was not half way
that the premier was in ill through, and after waiting ten
health, and therefore he had minutes Mr. Maudé requested

that some one get him a glass
of champagne and a chicken
sandwich, He got it, and ate
the sandwich in a few mouth-
fuls. Melville E. Stone,
general manager of the Asso-
ciated Press, was toastmaster.
He introduced Mr. Borden,
Canada's premier, who re-
marked facetiously that natur-
ally every statesman liked to
get the opportunity of speak-
ing, and he proceeded to show
at length how much he liked it.

“In regard to reciprocity be-
tween this country (the U. 8.
and Canada, Mr. Borden said
that Canada had no objection
to such a treaty and that Can-
ada felt that she had done her
fair share toward it. He said
that he regretted that it had
not come to pass, but he added
that ‘Canada will conduct af-
fairs so as to be a bond between
the United States and the Bri-
tish Empire.’ ”

After the “No trade nor
truck with the Yankees” cam-
paign of 1911 Canadians will
be astonished at Mr. Borden’s

gone for a six weeks’ holiday
to the Southern States.
When the Devil was sick,
The Devil a saint would be;
When the Devil got well,

The devil a saint was he.

According to the New York
newspapers of November 3rd,
it transpired that Canada’s very
sick and suffering premier had
gone straight from the ener-
vating atmosphere of Ottawa's
parliamentary buildings to the
warmer (it might be styled
hot climate of the Great
White Way of New York City.
The very first thing that the
suffering premier did there to
alleviate his physical distress
and sickening languor was to
attend a jolly Sunday evening
dinner of actors, given at the
famous Lotos Club in honor of
Cyril Maude, a ‘‘chappie”’ from
the English boards, don’tcher-
know. This was a dinner at
which magnums of champagne
were much in evidence, and at
which there were a number of
New York's theatrical firma-
ment to make merry withal.

At this Sabbath entertain- New York speech, as his fellow
ment the Right Honorable Rob- members of All Saints’ Church,
ert Laird Borden, K. C., LL. D. Ottawa, will also be to hear

premier of Canada, despite his that when away from home to

 

exhaustion and the saddening recuperate his health he enjoys
feeling of weakness, found himself at Sunday evening
strength to make a speech to revels with theatrical people.
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Cold Weather
.- Comfort. .

We are showing a big assortment of Felt Slippers for

RUBBERS!!

at

 

 

ladies, misses and children,

RUBBERS!

We have Rubbers for men, women and children

lower prices than you can secure anywhere else.

JABOUR BROS.

THE HOUSE OF GOOD VALUES
Third Avenue

 

Prince Rupert

W’BRIDE LOSING WORKERS BY
BOWSER’S PECULIAR ACTIONS

HIS DISCRIMINATIONS AMONG THOSE BEING PROSECUTED FOR
VIOLATION OF SUNDAY SELLING LAW CAUSING
GREAT INDIGNATION.

Attorney
discrimination

Nov.
Bowser's

Victoria, 20,
General
in the matter of the prosecution

of merchants who sell goods on

Sunday has brought about more
trouble in the camp and the pre-
mier is finding himself called]
upon to exercise his concili®tory
manner with the faithful who
have threatened the government
with the loss of their support

and influence.
A large number of the tobac- |
conists affected have been giving |
their support to the Conservative
party here for the past two ont
three elections, and some of the
best known of them have been in-
fiuential in the councils of the
party and in active campaigning

 

 

Ottawa, Nov. 20.—The red man
of Canéda shows no signs of fol-
lowing his American brother to
the happy hunting grounds of
their forefathers westward in the
land of the setting sun. In other
words, the Indians of Canada are
increasing in population and are
becoming more industrious, in-
telligent, moral, self-reliant and
self-respecting citizens through-

out the land which their fore-
fathers originally owned.
This is the outstanding fea-

ture of the report of the depart-
ment of Indian affairs issued to-
day. The Indian population of
Canada is given 106,490, as
against 104,960 at the end of the

as

 

 

 

 

   

MISS BESSIE WAKEFIELD.

INDIAN TRIBES OF DOMINION
RAPIDLY INCREASE NUMBERS

TUBERCULOSIS IS STILL AN AWFUL ENEMY WHICH THE DE-
PARTMENT ENDEAVORS TO FIGHT, BUT THE IN-
DIAN IS NOT DYING OUT.

| during

jmately over

 

for the MeBride government in
season and out. They that
they have no objection to the en-
forcement of the Lord’s Day act
if it is enforced without favorit-
ism, but so long as the Empress
and other hotels and the C. P. R. |
stands are allowed to stay open)
and sell to all on Sunday while

say

 

other dealers are to be heavily}
fined, they will protest against
Mr. Bowser’s attitude.

Some of the merchants have
resigned from the Conservative
executive and one very influen-
tial man told members” of the
government that after this his
vote and of his family will be
cast for opponents of the gov-
ernment and all their influence
will be used against it.

There were de-
of the tribes,
but these were mostly caused by
from one
Quebec
Indian

last fiscal year.
creases in some
moving
another.

the Indians
province | to
shows a gain, its present
12,842,
cent,

in-
the

population being
of 25 per

an
crease for
year.

The Indian
ing better educated. At present
there are 249 day, 59 boarding
and 19 industrial schools in op-
eration during the year, a total
of 426 of all classes, The Indian,
according to the report, is losing
the love for “fire water.” The
government, however, and _ its
agents have been very active in
their desires to suppress the il-
legal traffic in intoxicants and
the past year the fines
collected aggregated approxi-
$2,000 more than
those collected the previous year.
Crime and immorality during
the year was very light and there
was not a single vicious criminal
case reported to the department.
The birth rate during the year
averaged about, 35 per thousand,
while the mortality rate
about 28 per thousand.

is rapidly becom-

Was

Street Cars, but No Fares.

 

Regina, Nov. 20.—Police Mag-

istrate Trant makes a unique
suggestion that the city council
increase the taxation levied on

taxpayers by an amount equalling
$20 a head and that every per-
son trave! on the street cars free,
He would pay the cost of opera-
tion by an inerease in taxation
and adds that as the street pay-

 

 

Woman sentenced to be hanged]Jing is free to all, why not the Cor. Fifth Ave. and Dunsmuir Place
at Weathersfield, Conn., with]|street railway. Morning prayer, £1. ven:
ag > . ’ “der ing prayer, 7:30. unday
James Plew, for the murder of seoacsersaiph eens tieiia alata school, 2:30 p.m. Holy
her husband. Ne woman has The only “first-class” job Communion first Sunday
I ¢ ; : ; ; ; . of month, at 11 & m.,
yeen hanged in that state|printing house in Northern B.C, and third Sunday at 8
since 1876. The Daily News. mm
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NEW SUICIDE METHOD
Took Kerosene Soaked Towel and
Touched ‘It Off.

 

Butte, Mont., Nov. 20.—Satur-
ating a towel with kerosene, then
tying it about his head, James A.
Searcy, lumberman and Christian

Church elder, committed suicide
yesterday by setting fire to the
towel,

Searcy had nailed the door so
he could kill himself undisturbed.
Business worries and financial
reverses are believed to have
prompted the suicide.

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dealers.

 

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FOR GRANBY BAY —-
Midnight Mondays, Nov. 17, Dec.
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9th, 23rd and 30th

 

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Office: 8rd Ave,
Phone 174

on
20,

Dec.

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Phone 116

 

215 Second Avenue

WILLIAM T. HOUS

B.C. Land Surveyor

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-Church Services -

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Services every Sunday in the
Chureh Halil at 11 a.m. and
Empress Theatre at 7.30 p.m.
Sunday School at 2.30 p.m.

REV. F. W. KERR, M.A., PasTOR

 

THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
MCINTYRE HALL, 38RD AVE., NEAR OTH ST.
Services every Sunday at 11
a.m, and 7.30 p.m. Sunday
School 2.80 p. m. Baraca

Bible Class 2.30 p.m.
REV. W. J’ SCOTT Acting Pastor

 

THE FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
SIXTH AVE. AND MUSGRAVE PLACE
Services every Sunday at 11
a.m. and 7.80 p.m. Sunday

School at 2.30 p.m.

REV. MR. DIMMICK PASTOR

 

ST. ANDREW'S ANGLICAN CHURCH

 

 

 

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Prince Rupert

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Granville Court

Sunday services at ii
a. m., 3 apd 8 p.m. Sun-
day fchool, 1:30 p. m.
Week aight services Mon-
day, Wednesday, Thurs-
day and Saturday.

 

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MEETINGS
Held in Hays Bldg, 245 2nd Ave.
Sunday service 11 4. m.
Sunday school meets after
the morning service. Tes-
tmony meetings Wednes-
days at 8 p. m. Reading
room is open every day
anrept Sundays and legal
holidays from 2 p. m. to

 

 

 

 

 

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Funeral Directors

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funeral Director and Embaimer
CHARGES REASONABLE

2nd 6t., cor. 2nd Ave Phone 366
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European Plan Steam Heated i
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