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The anti-hydro-electric meet-| vundidates. Select the best A
i ing last night was full of en- men at your disposal and do Bookkeeping Taught Phone 639 |
if thusiasm. The opponents of with the Hydro-Electric agree- By Private Lessons | '
ra the agreement were out in full ment what you will. ? WENDELL R. JONES | HAYNER BROS.
force and everything that was eo? Ke e | UNDERTAKERS anv EMBA
1m worth saying was said, besides cies EXPERT ACCOUNTANT Funeral Directors
hd many things that had no con- ew apen er SE Ot ere 3rd Ave. and Sth St., PRINCE RUPERT, B.0. | fm “"? AY® near oth St. Phor
a] . . ; cized for not taking a definite , “! ;
i nection: whatever with the is- stand on complicated issues. a TF LTR Atk. ee
ne Ere? SON ee bran As a matter of fact,a paper THE UP-TO-DATE
Wy Bale etd cca talng Sslalainina’ des Mineondertt CORN STOOK ON FARM NEAR TORONTO WHERE FARMER FOUND THE MISSING ANNA YOKI- HAIRDRESSING PARLORS E. L. FISHER
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ii) it would appear as if undue ground. Questions of this kind ; NEN JUST BEFORE SHE EXPIRED WITHOUT REVEALING HER SECRET 211 Third &t. Funeral Director and Embaimer
Ne advantage was taken of the are nearly always manipulated|Scene of probable murder of Anna Yokinen, This corn stook is 80 feet fro mthe road, The cavity Work oe an ar tl ota CHARGES REASONABL:
a popularity of municipal owner- by the local politicians, and it in the corn stook faced south, and men are seen here looking for clues. The girl's hat, coat Switches of All “_e - 300 2nd go ins a «nen 386
Ht ship and the antagonism at behoves a few at least to hold and gloves were found inside this opening, thrown there carelessly, as though in a hurried Specialty . : aH
one time shown locally toward| their heads above the troubled effort lo hide them. ee eteeecatee
the Tsimpsean Company. All waters of party strife. ' TAXIDERMIST

fair-minded citizens favor pub- * * @

lic ownership and no one would ‘The’ sivecstion made by Mr. G R HUGHES TOTAL WRECK Animals, birds, fish and all ST. ANDREW'S SOCIETY HALL
support the present proposals} Wijliam Manson that all by- a . LOCAL NEWS ITEMS kinds of game heads mounted; /formerly Kaien Isd. Gymnasium

were it shown that it was any- laws should be voted down was N INE FELL THR H RIBS: hides tanned and made into rugs) Po rent for Dances, Pul Masi
thing but a temporary expe- foolish in the extreme. That | After the theatre. Palace Cafe. and robes. All work strictly first!ings, etc. Particulars at e

 

 

 

 

dient. The Tsimpsean Com-) would mean that this city, just ogste class. A. MITTLER, Expert Taxi- Secretary, P. O. Box 208
pany was a nightmare com-| at the time when it should be- Nee - dermist, 728 Helmeken St., Van-|— ____

esr? to the present scheme.| gin to forge ahead, would have} FURTHER PARTICULARS OF MARINE TROUBLE—WAS FORM- You’ cal’ bay 60 cant tweed far 1°2Uret B.C.

Fhat company had the affront} jg come to a standstill. It ERLY ROSINE FISHING OUT OF PRINCE RUPERT ‘5 cents a‘yard al Walace'’s sale: | eee eens nt C O A L

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to declare that they hati a would mean that even with a
mouopoly of all our francbises,| great inrush of population this

ae GEORGE LEEK

Further particulars are re-;take the dories and only active) ‘The passing of the Agreement Real Estate, insurance and Loan Broker |New Wellington Coal. Best’ ca th

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

while the present company city could do nothing in tl
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comes to the city on its knecs way of water ctinibaths and | ceived of the wreck of the halibut |fishermen, used t the work, | Bylaw means immediate work for Notary Public. Rents and Collections = Coast
aS eiiae' the Audet mereeinetih: we a) er,. §& ets é hh ehh alii whish could have got the dories away | many str Albert Block, 2nd Avenue ‘Phone 116 Ro & Black
s s 2@ 2 . hier we A 2 ¢ anna « 4 . », schooner ¢ 53 genes, ? Mm "I | :
a wi is sewers, which are an absolute} *° 4 without accident. The men pull- | eae Prince Rupert hes gers & Blac
will give. Mie es necessily. was making her maiden voyage) .q clear through the breaking ‘ : n't ‘oT Between 5th and 6th Streets
. . . under that name. The Hughes} seas and saw the G. R. Hughes ail for it, don miss it! ROE ! a
It was a rather base attempt This suggestion, too, is made|was formerly the Rosine, which}jift up on the erest of a sea and big sale starting Thursday, this D CLEARING SMITH & MALLETT
that was made to show that the in order that the city may|fished out af Prince Rupert. She} grop on to the rocks. |week, at Wallace's. tf LAN THIRD AVE.
f morning paper was influenced) enter the commercial sphere|met with disaster on April 24 of Dragged Dory Overland te see Peter Nelson is open to take contracts|{ Plumbing, Heating, Steamfitting and
A in its opinions aoe few mean of supplying their own elec-|last year when her gasoline tank! Jy a very short time she began Ladies, vote for the Company oe oma ae . ag bape ir gine po aoe Metal Work
© , i , rare “ye ae si das oa a x a . Twi 7 a are ere | "i , also cordwoor or fuel, etc. erms, etc., Office: Srv ve. Worksb
If or ae a et Pak ‘9 tric energy. In other words exploded. Two of her crew were!to -break up and finally went to|agreement and cook with elec=] 0. appiication Phone 174 2nd ‘Ave. bet. 7th and “th Su
i ceived. 18 paper carries Me} we are asked to stop all city|badly burned. The hull was/ pieces in the deep water which tricity. No smoke! No dirt! No Se Tie aaaies in
a exact ,.same advertisements undertakings, to leave undone|taken to Vancouver and practi-|;an right up to the cliffs. The ashes! 3tf Tee Peis iy aa
i and no ear dared to ia the very first things a city|cally rebulit. lengine dropped through the shat- | ah Seog HARRISON W ROGERS |: Second Avenue Phone 43
' i sinuate what our attitude should do, in order to satisfy The G. R. Hughes sailed from} 6
ut eee ’ Satist) re we jtered hull and went to the bot- ‘.
' th should be. our own whim for municipal] Vancouver some three weeks agolign, and the men then rowed Twenty-eight towns in Ontario Architect WILLIAM TL HOUS
ra PEE. ownership. This, too, in the]on a halibut fishing venture and| ajong until they found a patch of buy power in bulk at the city Suite 1, Federal Block
iin Candidates for office should face of the fact that we can]|she was southbound with 2,000]).ach which enabled them to| limits with a less favorable ag- PRINCE RUPERT, B. C. B.C. Land Surveyor
if not be asked to declare them-| buy energy cheaper than we|pounds of fish when the breaking |janq, |peement than the Prince Rupert | Phone 300 P. O. Box 1645 PRINCE RUPERT bis
i selves on the agreement. That} can develop it for a long time.|of the shaft left the disabled yes- The crew had got away with|Mydro-Electric Co. agreement | —— ———————
; is a matter for the citizens to The opponents of the agree-|sel plunging violently in a heavy} othing exeept what they stood|and all these towns are in favor F M CROSBY u; ‘ STUART
decide. Should the bylaw| ment will have to supply better [southeast gale. up in, and Captain Petersen lost|of municipal ownership. ° ° db. G. STU
carry surely no council would arguments than that if they The schooner was making go0d/ aj; his gear. Then came forty-| - Second Hand Dealer z Accountant
dare refuse to do the will of expect the public to think with}progress south om Wednesday “ ihn , ck ; | : Wants to buy all kinds of Housebold Fur.
se : ? Yjeight hours of hunger, for they} piture, everything in the line of Mechanics 808 2nd Ave. Aa Phone 280
the people and if it is voted them. Furthermore, it willjunder her hundred horse power|had no provisions, j ° eee Uieneat prices pasa ven et
. down that settles it. No one not do for them to say that gasoline engme and it was Cap- The men spent Christmas Day} - Church Services - 839 3rd Ave. W. Phone Red 243 PRINCE RUPERT. B. 0
pretends to agree with every they prefer paying double the|tain Petersen’s intention to £0)|eutting a trail through two miles |) = _—_— —— ::
' proposal of either mayor or priee for the product of their into Hardy Bay for sige fuel.iof bush, and over this rough] FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH If you are looking for an up-| Alex. M. eral ae
alderman, but while we may own plant. Modern domecracy|The engineer reported trouble|{pail, cleared with their hands Services every Sunday in the to-date renting agency, place ea ,
: ; . . ‘ ‘ie . Church Hall at 11 a.m. and “ ~ : I WILLIAMS & MANSON
disagree on several points we is leaning strongly toward pub- with the engine and stopped tOjand a few knives; they dragged Empress Theatre at 7.30 p.1. your property in the hands of
are at liberty to support their lie ownership, but not the kind | investigate, and sail was made ON|one of the dories, intending to ag > a ame a a potas George Leek. Barristers, Solicitors, Etc
general policy. This is what that cannot stand on its own|the schooner. The engine start- launch it at Bull Harbor and row ce ee: et GEORGE LEEK MONEY TO LOAN
’ should be done in choosing feet. ed up again, but after running|(o Hardy Bay. THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Box 1585
for a short time the shaft broke However.. anchored _ iu. Bull COR, YOUNG and FIFTH AVE 220 2nd Ave. Phone 203 | Heleerson Block Prince | ;
es pe i Hi and put the engine out of com-|Warbor was the schooner Emma oe ces Sie vee Gator orient et
; mission. H. of the Canadian Fishing Go. Aes taktee Cee THE RELIABLE PLUMBER | Office 606 3rd Ave. ,
SHIP YOUR me aS TO The weather had been getting}and on board her they got the REV. W. W. WRIGHT, B.A., Pastor PACIFIC TRANSFER C0
ie ) i ag ; fee | steadily worse and a gale from} first meal in forty-eight hours HARRY HANSON :
: F arn S a oS =] E He I the southeast with a velocity of| Phen the Henriette‘came in and Teas avh ape suesnave race bts Arg ted Phone 488/General Teaming, Safi
: s 2 , c 3 7 go . oj y P ar : j :
fh oar - . forty miles was blowing, bringing ihe men transferred to her and ieukant aide’ Sahdew At 3 ee ee ee Furniture and Baggage Moving
is = with it heavy seas, and -against/and on board her they got their iauaioon Hotel and Restaurant Work Carefully and Promptly 4
‘ yk is ¢ inati » se or ria te Yes ee ees 2V a Nig New Work nd Coal
; we = this combination the chooner,|were taken to Vancouver. REV. MR. DIMMICK PASTOR Tenders on ; Storage and Forwarding Wood « a!
' et“More Money” for your FURS} | under ner scanty canvas, could do De cg i Ser ae Ae orate: boas’ Plaamr nak Gearon: | ee
f SHIP YOUR FURS TO “SHUBERT” nothing. She only drifted to lee- THE WEA ER ST. ANDREW'S ANGLICAN CHURCH Reasonable Prices . P. 0. Box 203 Phone @
5 on i ’ ry , i 1 l One Tria li Convince You
| sae ropa ne Der ate ncn sated ed [ward and would not look up into wanna Cie a Aa, sa sonra Fe HO eet he Seer Tey P. ROBERTSON
? ‘ul record of sen = r Ts prompt—: . CTO > " € ‘
ND PROFITABLE teturne, Wiite for "Gtr @iubert wbiager yg | the wind at all. Furnished by F. W. Dowling Oe a ae, INCORPORATED ACCOUNTANT (Eng)
‘ ¢ only reliable, accurate market report and price list published, The gloomy cliffs of Secretary tales io! ee Sunda CHARTERED SECRETARY
' Write for it-NOW—it’s FREE ee : Observer tee corer acer ts, Ligue
f 25.27 WEST AUSTIN AVE, Point began to loom up, and at i * mene, ae oe | INDUSTRIAL Audits, invemigations, i ieee”
i B. SHUBERT, Inc. 522 CHICAGO,.USA$/4.3() p.m. on Christmas Eve it ‘or 241 : ‘ a. m. : Smith Block, Srd A Frince Rupert, B &
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was seen that nothing could save yo ake} ar ending 5 San REV. G. A. RIX - - - RECTOR SITES we eee ee
et ee a? Tene schooner. from going ashore uesday, January 6; 1914
An anchor with 200 pounds of THE SALVATION ARMY CITADEL
chidcteed 248 tathie f cable|Barometer reduced to sea greaville ‘oart Ww nil snd Water E
é é ‘ é ns of cab lak 79 308 sunday, services at 41 ith Rail ane ater
. ae as 6B a RS: dn agin « 0 Wit a Nee oe 29.3 a. m., 3 an p.m. Sun- Ms 2 | LE eS)
was let go as s00n a ounding Highest temperature 49.0 day fchool, 1:30 p. m, Transportation }
, showed seven fathoms, but il i © .'s i eee oo Week aight services on |
tad’ rhhack a if ,| Lowes emperature .... 42.0 ay, Jednesday, urs-
rene to om x her arin to Be a | a Dr ond Geereae Apply ( O A ]
‘ cliffs. Another anchor was le Ee yee |e Se OPES ae . —_
’ : go, but would not hold, and the temo aan anne CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MEETINGS || HARRISON GAMBLE & CO.
F SHINGLES, MOULDINGS, SASH, DOORS Jerew of thirteen got. the four EXTRA SPECIAL Held in Hays Bldg, 245 2nd Ave. | Financial Agents —end—
’ ; Sunday service 11 4 m, i — ; °
—_—_—_—— dories ready, for the schoonér ee poe ce Sunday school meets after } Third Ave. Prince Rupert Complete Line of
PRINCE RUPERT LUMBER CO wae aengmine ime 08'. lo tbel- . 17 indice’ satis, felt morels, Umony meetings Wednes- | voce | BUILDERS’ SUPPLIES
4 . cliffs, against which the seas|Vvalues up to $38, all to go at $10 days * 8 p. m. mending
i : ; : ik Dea ke room is open eve a, en ———
: First and McBride Prince Rupert were breaking heavily. the suit during the big sale start- es gadaage “end teow WESTHOLME LUMBER CO., Limited
‘i PHONE 25 Branch Yard at Smithers, B, C. When it was evident that noth-|ing Thursday, this week, at Wal- age trom 8 p.m. 0 ‘TRY A “NEWS” WANT AD Phone 186
ing could save the schooner Cap- !ace’s. 4tf
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