en ETD |

GRUNTY GRUNDY SAYS: —
LARGEST OIROULATION 4 An — mney of annaeta
AND NORTHERN onn., has a heart dou
in THE CITY normal size. What a tremendous
BRITIGH COLUMBIA i capacity such an ex-mayor would
‘ have to grieve for the citizens of
[a , nt Prince Rupert.
yivret

ve
\al)

  

“%

 

 

——————————— er — — ~ —— ae

VOL. IV., NO. 206.

 

 

PRINCE RUPERT, B.C., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1913 PRICE FIVE CENTS

eS — ———_———
—_—_—_—_—_—_—

ENGINEER DONNELLY TALKS
OF BIG DRYDOCK WORKS

GENERAL MANAGER CHAS. N. CROWELL TO TAKE
CHARGE OF PONTOON BUILDING AND START

 

   
 
   
   
 
   
  
   
  
  
  
 
   
    
 
   
   
  
  
    
   
   
  
  
  
  
   
 
    
  
  
   
  
 
   
  

—_—

 

WLEOD VS. M’FARLANE CASE. |" azozzzwone,, | :
CHIEF TOPIC OF DISCUSSION monn Report trom superin-

tendent to the Council

 

 

 

TRIES TO PROVE JUSTIFI
ee SES WITH SUGGESTIVE STORIES WON Supt. Dunean has submitted

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

his monthly report to the city PERMANENT ORGANIZATION Hit a
REV. McLEOD AND HIS wiFE BOTH IN WITNESS sTAND |°OUNci! for the light and tele- ee
THIS ere A TRYING SCENE, phone department. They show fe The lumber for pontoons at; the boilers, engings and electri- Hips’
Morning Session ther was {p i a good margin of profit in both i} , m~ the dry dock is now being|cal equipment. The latter is fk r
9g ay from Jabour’s she was services. Mayor Pattullo is par- ve ' } brought in and work on the being made by the Canadian a
a called into the Brothe.ho. ticularly pleased with the light Any ee, rine aiisiractt éthewd Wilk’ stae General Electric Co., being the i had
When the alleged slander rooms by plaintiff, who offered Paneer ee iy Ign (ASTih an, eer % Ae d ane oma ee of these will start latest pattern of the highest de- KY
se opened this morning the}to chow her Agia iv tne Pere land power department which he eo * soon. This will be under the|}yelopment in steam turbines, ta f
court room and passage ways|pogm he did bussed her weld ht says was in bad shape, when o management of Mr. Charles N./and alternating surrent electri- aed
were blocked to the street. Both] and fin; lly Said he could lift i “| Superintendent Duncan took it ea Crowell, who will be the gener-|cal generators. ie j
the plaintiff and his wife gave] which he proceeded to an us over. al manager of the plant. His The Royal City company have ie i
evidence in rebuttal. In cross-|jifted hey thrisé.Atinide aad “ane For November the earnings peut" arrival marks the beginning of|the contract for the boner work. ia &
examination the defendant's] instinctively felt. his lan wae from the light and power were the permanent organization. The boilers will be of high ‘fl ”
counsel asked about the father-|,,,, TI inl abt ba: = Heil *, | $6267.11, and the operating 3 see es This was the statement of| pressure water tube type. . e
hood of a child in Woodstock}jgwed her and said’ “Don't tell cost $4,740, showing a net rev- [oe = .: Mr. W. T. Donnelly, chief engi- Work is also let for the fire oe
wid the plaintiff made’a lengthy} anypody, This ie due little sec- | eau? of $1,526.96. 4 4 ~~. ; neer of the big dry dock, to The|proof reinforced conerete ad- ahd {
iddress in defence of his char-|pepr sad The monthly revenue from Daily News upon his arrival|ministration building, which # ri
acter. Counsel tried to prevent Cross-examined she held to telephones was $1999.65, with , lies here today. will house the offices and draft- Beas
him but the judge allowed it,} pep stor, though rather etdats operating cost of $1,443.24, ; Posanicet enon OY Mr. Donelly has just returned/ing rooms. There will also be egy 2
stating that a man had a right) questioned by counsel She had showing a profit of $556.41. tin ripranaay from Honolulu, where he had/a building for storing coal. Av Ik
iy defend his character. heard that plaintiff's salatibue For eleven months the earnings v7 + ' just tested and put in operation! Specifications are now pre- Bet 3
Mrs. McLeod, who has not} with Mrs, Robinson aia vith $21,167.40, and the net dahl os f a big floating dry dock for the|pared for the machinery equip- ‘e i
been well, was almost over- improper, but did not tell her( e’en"* $6,708.26. i ; Inter-Islands Navigatiow Co.}ment and yard layout, \ te.
come in the box. She defended] cicter about how plaintiff had ————______—— ’ [he dock had been built from The rock fill is. progressing Rigg i ‘
her husband’s ‘character  in|pehaved to her till two heii S.S. PRINCE GEORGE cone pce hhis plans. In Honolulu he en- satisfactorily aud he hopes this lrg
every respect, later. TO GO ON DRY DOCK % i ST. Geoace s joyed warm summer weather will not delay the work any. \ j Fl
At times the scene was most Aiéd W. 1, Robinson was than d CHANNEL and everyone there was wearing) Steel for the buildings is now © rf
umatie and His Lordship fin called; her husband went south The Three Funnel Steamer will ? straw hats and linen clothes. being delivered and work on the j q
y adjourned the case “to cool] about the middle of cued Take Turns in Being ‘ Concerning the work here|steel construction will start i
ff. best ‘About thatthe ae Roe Laid Up J ti Mr. Donnelly said they were next week, Bre 4s
Other witnesses this morning|tieed the visits of plaintiff be- , ; making good progress. Since There are npb6w more men at ‘el
were N. J. McLeod, H. M. Dog-leame more irequent and enu.| Upon her arrival in Vietoria ULSTER ON THE MAP OF IRELAND his visit here in the summer work on the plant than ever be- fi
ind R. M. Melntosh. ; ’ v2 on January 4 from Prince Rup- i 5 the contract had been let for!fore. is
pcbaa is conversations With}. the Ppinee George, of the} At a glance this map shows the Province of Ulster and its ie as i
Se nee ier rather more affectionate], mp eee anit Fn une i ; a
Yootéedig: Attiancen. Suiits agutetck Where a aes WS Re ante proportion to the whole territory of Ireland Two Conservatives Elected. |SHUSHANNA CLAIMS 7
_—— ousidered the most serious in paired ead. AoBPh anied: The . DE eee a ia ea a ion t ; i BRING HALF MILLION a
lhe first witness called yes-}cident was that he had told her|cioamer will go into dry dock WOULD BAR AUTOS FROM The second by-election el ,
rday afternoon was Miss Mar-|he had a beautiful dream about}ipnere {to have a number of Organization Meeting VANCOUVER MAIN STREETS} Macdonald gave the Conserva-|Sale Made in San Francisco of
i Green. She stated that Mc-/her and offered to tell it. She plates removed, following a mis tive candidate a majority of 882. Discovery in New Fields.
had aecused the Rey.|said: ‘Do you talk this way to hap in nantharn wataes 4 ahr Wednesday evening the Coroner's Jury Make Strong | At the previous election the ma- ; erat
McLeod of insulting one of theJevery woman you meet?” and|yin.6 back. The Prince Rupert supporters of Mayor T. D. Representations to Attor- jority was 784. This year’s Seattle, Dec. 16.—The James
i Sun lay schoo! teachers. |he answered ‘No, only to you.” at present making the Thursday Pattullo as a candidate for ney-General. vote plz. larger than last year. claims in the Shushanna, from-
She said she didn’t believe it. He arrived one morning about sailings out of Victoria will be a second term will meet Bi. Ge ; At Perth in Ontario Dr. A. F.} which the first gold in that dis-
Mr. J. H. Rogers gave evid-}8 o’clock with a team to take a]/poig there on her arrival, Dec. and organize a campaign The jury enquiring into the|Hanna was elected in a three-|trict was taken last summer and
ong the same lines as}book case she had promised]sy ang will replace the Prince The excellent administra- death of Ida Porterfield, who cornered fight. Hanna had 13>]|brought hundreds of gold-seek-
Mr. MeClelan about the meet-;him for the Brotherhood and George, leaving Victoria on tion of this year shiuld was killed by being struck by an majority UySEs the independ-lers into the country, have
gs and corroborated = Mr.|when she met him at the top Of} yonday. January 5. prompt the business men aufomobile, recommend drastic anh PRUEAIVER TT and Arthur|changed hands for a considera-
SeotUs evidence as to check|the stairs, took both her hands The. Prince x Albert, will be to encourage his candi- measures to protect human life Hawkes, the Canada First @an- tion of between $400,000 and
uffair and made very effusive apolo- the first.of the smaller boats dacy. Thei me asti var E didate, got only 70 votes in the|$500,000. KE. J. Ives, Frank
Mr. R. M. MeIntosh also cor-|gies for calling so early. ta clear’ tone Victoria tit tie “Win wnaid ait ee pat whele-riding. Manley formerly of Seattle, and
roborated evidence of Mr. Me- Cross-examined the witness}... thursday service. She will cme EERE SR sae Sr dkctivea He Tune & ae oe MRS ee J. J. Price obtained the option
Ulelan as to meetings, Defend |was very friendly with Mrs. Mc-]) . 4.6 Victoria at 10 a.m. on New] Get your Christmas supply of tt aa furtd i a titi y nae ines Just Plain Barrett on the group of thirteen of the
{met him on one oceasion}|Leo d,who often visited her. She Year's Day, calling at Vancou-| holly and mistletoe at the Arctic Sais te SE AkEaa : Fu o niet — rich pay claims, and will leave
on Sixth Avenue and said: “Mr. /also often had the McLeod chil- ver, and will make Prince Ru-| Studio, 205tf|"e"™ Vie veer yee The name of. Barrett Lake|the first of the year to develop

as a body, suggest that the At-|<tation on.the line of the Grand| their property.

McLeod is. a dirty-low-down-|dren at her house’ and gave pert at 4 p.m., the following ea eee ee torney-General and also. the

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

nprincipled rascal.” them candy and milk. As an ac-}Q.4 04, The Si rive. RUE oar iue vues | san * ¥ ’ Trunk Pacific has been changed fee te
Cross-examined this was in}tive member of the Ladies’ Aid ia a tel ie ra : thei c Tanlion eee Laue by She pole to just, plain’ Bar’ | Wemnre 20ers eee
ction with defendant's{there were many occasions}, equipped as an oil burner Tonight’s Attractions. pee na Bes aceon éo Boia rett. The railway company had i Serer at
sal from the congrega-|when she had matters to dis-|.051) ne peadv to make her first 7 th oh a a esiniieas os occasion to send a telegram to The opening play of the
tion. cuss with the plaintiff, 5 abn t” Sikbortac toes Westholme Theatre — ¥ rough @ rigid examination 4S lihe station man at Barrett Lakc|Josephine Deffry Company will
Mr, Mans ‘losed the case{| She had never to break away sailing Dut ‘ol POET ae ares g 3 to their ability. Second, that alllang when it saw how much|be the late New York suceess, -
Piste ecizectd eet {iro : lve north on Thursday, January 8.)% Stock Company. _ ,  mlautos be excluded from the longer it took to write Barrett|“‘The Spendthrift’ and not
by reading some extracts, from|from him but considered ‘con- The John has been selected as|* Pattullo’s Organization * principal streets traversed by g , ; eked rhea si ae : 7D
lefendant’s examination  for]|versations serious and “it was a Ato e ate ‘ ill give the|& Meetin : RP as , *|Lake than just plain Barrett, it}““The Spoilers,” as has been
d ry, which did not appear} bad look he gave me.” a BM ‘Gh, rw , MS 1 e hat. x I ea Club ‘Dance. street cars. - made the change and so passed| previously advertised. The lat-
’ m , : Jueen Chartotte stands ¢ mi Shé ‘ ee : ‘ < ie abies aca’ oe .
ti exactly with the evid- Mr. McLeod was a little giv-] \ionty sbrvice from Victoria. Kaien Chapter—Install- _ pan order, which is expected Ai ter play was sent by the Seattle
witnesses. en to bantering and she herself ‘By this arrangement Prince ation. George Jackson, a trapper in result in saving stationery, tele- booking office through error.
Before opening the case for}was perhaps a little cheerful. Rupert will have the twice-a- Empress Theatre—Mo- 7) W ashington State, was lost in|graph operator hire and other “The Spendthrift is an up-
endant Mr, Patmore ask-|She remembered having said at} oa, cepyice All winter tion Pictures. ¥ | the woods for eight days. Hejthings, to say nothing about the] to-the - minute story of the
ed for non-suit on one plea of}one meeting “I just love all the Laver the Prince George will ‘ Majestic Theatre—Mo- * got caught in a bear trap andj/additional wear and tear on the}method of living beyond our in-
ler, which he claims was] boys.” enlace: sues Dinos Rupert on ¥ tion Pictures. ~ %)was immersed in a river a whole}conductors’ lungs if the fulljcomes, and tells a beautiful
not proven, The defendant himself next . wie : + night. All that time he was|name was persisted in. story and handles good Pugh
His Lordship was of the op-|took the stand. He was one of The Prince Albert in making | #94 Jed C SIRO Ao ddddcond | Without food, Some experience. Se re ee in & straightforward and con-
wp that = plea was pense me a Pe concn a me her trips from the south will ar- = —— ——_—_— =—= Fire Hose Arrives. aalitine Deon tiene bie.
/ but contented to reserve his de-Jehurch and was appointet “lrive on Saturdays and_ the ? ” : : : 5 d
OD. absence. He noticed rapid de- Prince John, being a little slow- : h ay mpesaus 4 — pe’ ieee throughout. Being @ 80
\ddressing the jury Mr. Pat-]crease in attendance, when Mr, er, may not get in until Sunday. advt. THE ae or 6. SU me os et as Pont it adeoite aa
more said his elient was no lily]MecLeod succeeded Mr. Litch.Jinye John will do all the Islands poise harry ad wit bewpul the pod areann which fact is —
white saint such as they were | He had attended meetings re- work. She will leave Sundays on 9 wi v Th in e a ndidiy oe care of by (anne
supposed to believe the plain-|ferred to by other witnesses} +). gridegate and lower island fire hall tomorrow. 1 e new het ie tL DY ,
tiff was, but justan  ordinary}|and his Ppa, a cone a ports and be back on Wednes® rince ll @ r0- rl chatnivet antes te acneeean ladies o e company. : se
every day mah with no vom-|change was needed, As a re-lqav. tm make the Massett trip, m0 é ; —_-—
oe for filth. -He had been|sult of the second Sanenae tee Thursday she will go to Stewart eit pape: 3 bee aaeaneees % Flowers jn December
made a deae rj is c communication with Mr, mste-], t Si son. : pee)
ah bot bene toe ok he had looked forward ond ROrs SDID. Me ae erate ° of the present one. A stranger walked into sthe © |
{ i pled hac ef The Monday morning sailing |§ home of Deputy Chief Bailey ;
found causes of lukewarmness nopesuny to eras a een for the south will be changec to tn C 0 Married yesterday “May 1 have a cou- Y
In the e¢hure { started tojof 1912, righ after Congress. |g av at 6 ‘ e n . yeste ve é , ce ey.
fight thon ead ee Srarren i Nothing was done however. El- punday ab Sep Oh c The marriage took place yes- pie ehreeen paneer he om a
up : kins came to him with a story Married in San Jose terday at the  Presbyterian;ed,. want to sen em back
\s regards the $500 inciden!|about the girl and he discussed aE er PROPOSED RATES Manse of Mrs. Tallendar Sf east to ange hen
that stoéd by itself—but heJit with N. J. MeLeod as prev- When Mr. Philip Rodman PRS Porcher eee att Yee - aoe ON in eae
Was prepared to prove that the |}iously stated. 7 jolene Backus left Prince Rupert last Comparison in Kilowalt Hours and Horse Power Years an Besa car cag ari ne ‘sol a coveted. trobhiae
(Mproper relations with women]|repeatedly swore that McGletan| co, for California, it was not ’ Se eRe hire VR | eee ; } .
had taken place and that the|told him the Elkins story before known that the object of his Load factor Total charge per h.p. year ted, They will make Porcher/There are many Prince Rupert —
plaintiff is no fit man to be the|he heard it himself from Elkins, trip was matrimony. The news Total charge per k.w. hour Island their home, gardens still in bloom. When
pastor of a church, He admits also telling the stor-}..45 only given out later. The (4) When the maximum demand for the month is 600 fo the city gets around to perman- ,
The first witness for the d-.|ies to Daggett but considered as happy event occurred yesterday, horse power or less wi : : ‘Whether we cen’ Seve enaes ent home making there will be —
lence was the girl known in|the church had no constitution | pnecember 16th, at San Jose, 40 per cent... ..60.. $45.19 auE sc ie Mis ahs eae 1.96 cts, by buying light from the Hydro- thousands of December ga ei
this case as the Elkins girl. She this was a proper procedure tO}ing pride being Miss Rita Dins- 50 per cent 5 yA g age PRB O Sachin e we 1.87 cts, Electric is debatable, That you|dens in Prince Rupert.
'S 16 years of age and lives|prepare to call a meeting. De-| nope. a charming young lady (2) When the maximum demand for the month exceeds can save money by getting your = entree
with her married sister. She ————_— hides home is in that city. 500 horse power and is less than 1,000 horse power. Christmas gifts at MeRae Bros. Santa Claus’ headquarters.—
told a straightforward story. On (Continued on page 4) Afy“Rackisde Muntvil and na« AG’ Der cent....%4... SOR, C0 es cs 1.46 cts. is a certainty, 295-296 | Wallace’s. 204tf
aa —|val engineer, who has spent a 50 per cent........ BEDE. isc s 3 te) 1.37 cts. a aenemene ——__——
heoee ere te great deal of his time in this (3) When the maximum demand for the month exceeds sooe > .
: ‘ city where he has a great many 1,000 horse power and is less than 1,500 horse power.
Opening To-Night at the friends who will welcome his 40 Ber cenk, 6.6 sore BOORE op cess does 1.31 cts. .-
WESTHOLME OPERA HOUSE bride. 5 60 per cent......... BEES aa: acelaies s 1.22 cts, MPRES HEA F
It is expected that Mr. and (4) When the maximum demand for the menth exceeds
Mrs Babkiny will spend the sum-|$ 1,500 horse power and is less than 2,000 horse power. TO-NIGHT.
hi D Si kCom an mer in Prince Rupert. 40 per cent,..,..,.. $26,709 Settee tenes 1.16 ots. —EEEEEEE
osep ine e ry Oc Pp Yy tei rare Seat 50 per cent A ee ene * 94,66 Po ee re 1.07 ets. “DOCTOR BRIDGET” ‘
NOTICE (5) When the maximum demand for the month exceeds A splendid comedy with Mr. Bunny in the title role.
Season of four weeks 2,000 horse power and is less than 2,500 horse power. From the Vitograph Studios.
zs 'S PLAY Commencing Monday, Dec- 40 per contenu. wis Q25.B8 Ko. a. 1.45 ets, ps a
TO-NIGHT a ember15, the retail price of 50 er CONG: Sea aay ROD ero... 1.02 cts. An excellent Oona suit ae the Lubin Studios
s THE S/ ENDTHRII T NEW WELLINGTON Goal will (6) When the maximum demand for the month exceeds fi m en 4
be $10 per ton delivered to all 2,500 horse power, : VISION BEAUTIFUL
: «in Caan parts of te city, west of Hay: 40 per cent......... BOD ER oP. 3 0.96 cts. Founded on Longfellow's poem “The Legend Beau-
Society comedy drama in 4 acts ' eat ae eee 5 : tiful.”
a y ~ Creek. ‘We are assurred of a 50 per CODE s Knee as és RO:OB ee 0.87 ets. i “
full supply of NEW WELLING-|3 NOTE ; “WINTER LANDSCAPES IN FINLAND”
Popular Prices < a - 25c., 35c., and 50c. TON LUMP COAL, the best on 1 cent per kilowatt hour is equal to $23,00 per horse An interesting travelogue through Finland in the win-
Reserved Seats at Orme’s 3rd Ave. Drug Store the coast, and will fill all orders power year (Hydro-Electric Commission of the Province ter time. From the studios of Pathe Freres, Paris,
Doors Open, 8 p,m Curtain Rises, 8.30 p.m, promptly. Rogers & Black. of Ontario 1909 Report, page 127). “WHERE JEALOUSY LEADS” A Pathe drama. —
IPR; O eS : Bet Phone 116 dec 22 ¢ 5S ;

 

 

 

 

 

e i vie
i