GRUNTY GRUNDY SAYS

RINCE RUPERT i
THE PACIFIC if that Bickerdike Bill goes
PORT OF PROGRESS through Sheriff Shirley will lose
one of the emoluments of his job.

 

 

PRINCE RUPERT, B.C., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 6,

PRICE FIVE CENTS

WANTS TO ABOLISH GRANTING CANADIAN T

 

  

RIEST FOUND GUILTY ANNA AUMULLER MURDER --- ALDERMEN BUSY ON CITY’S FINANCES

 

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rdinary Methods May Be
oted in Campaign on the |
pening of Parliament

    
    

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ne Rule Bill, Im-|
fier the opening of |
the leaders met at
draft a plan of
the session.

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rumored cite
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TAKES RUPERT BRIDE
| Little of Hazelton Married SEIZED SCHOONER

o Miss Olive Wrathall
Last Evening

Fishing Vessel Seized in 1911
Will Have to Go Back

‘we was recorded

he bride f to Seattle
The bride he
W. W. Wreathall Va \ I ) Judge
ih from |e! has | n given versing
is ne the he decision of the supreme court
lies in the dist pot Br sh Columbia and the
Hazelton some of appeal of British Colum
, bia in the case of the American
sedy who has |x#soline schooner Thelma, The
i we th master of the Thelma was accu-
i f fish th the three-
lim off the coast of Van-
; telat Island on July 24, 1944.
S ma tt lgment handed down by
a irt of Canada at
: re etfor that the
at Lhe courts of — the
; everset The fish
I 1 ited
uA f
' me h a 1 Cal
the
\\ \\V Wratl ; d mas
tM F. W rhelma,
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out ie, tamale CHIEF MAY HIRE
’ wedding. TEMPORARY AID |

he Prince Georee Wants an Extra Constable But
They expect to Financial Stringency De-
ind will reside mands Economy
rh “ have the
rmery occu The | ce commissioners held
Beene hi meeting Wednesday
jatt rh ip] tment of
Kerr Leaving Sunday a Oe od Ba tele
7
W. Kerr, pastor of the | ks { m th P I il gwoV
church, who hastsernment was read
ed i eall to New In dealing with the ch
eaches his fare ua report which was eferred
Prinee Rupert or ver ba he etiring board, the
Mr. Kerr and{ehairman said he had talked
Sunday evening |with the chief who agreed. that
on the Prince Al jundet the present financial eon
vel The mem-|ditions he would endeavor t d
rer, © congregation are}without an extra constable It
Hen farewells this is deemed advisable to allow
he chief power to engage tem
"VSR porary assistance if occasion
C\ererro++coocoooccoorooeoorer, \WoCossilales tt The chairmar
also thought the photographie

riday and Saturday jjseeacstus and fing came
SS LT |

Great Irish Feature | \ motion covering these sug

lopet ns was passed

‘The Ghost” F Tena ae atiaaatl satel

ovel two-reel Ito be 67 here were 56 cases ’ Ae
picture play ” | reported The d. and d's, totaled} W Rh. Jones read @ papel an bigger cuts
i play. “ nat the ide 10 hore are| titled \ | My Brother's J. H. Rogers, who represents a]
ane the aes ‘ |
SOMEHTING DIFFERENT now 16 prisoners and only nine| Keeper? which he empha-|number of steamship companies, |
ll 4 number of homeless|sized mat individual duty tolhas received the revised rates, |
, cells rumibe
he rollicking Key. toe A turn up nightly for|society, making st veral biblical]/and one company went so far as
‘ ones also I l £
ne eta! lf bed reference Wealth did noll}to instruet him to meet any rate
s ree mas a ‘ : :
SCHNITZ THE TAILOR” } The chief's recommendation to }necessaril) crow " ee We quoted,
10 iver Phere was urgen neer These rates apply both ways, }
ey eek lavaita se the pay of one of the con ved
hi a caer fra } ah 1 month was carried,| for sines y in private as wellland it is expected that many for. |
t e s les {i 0 i i
, ; teen in publie life It was notleigners will avail themselves of
| pe |
| { vroclaim against the|the opportunity to visit their old
{ ates ugh | ‘a pp eir ole
f oT H ] [ iM r | Out A evala of drinking and | homes.
- , |
I'To and from all points in the} gam) f we would avoid the | ae Pia
| old Count Have you” any ivge of hypocrisy we must live | Prince Rupert Fire Depart
yuntry . »
PER A HOUSE 3\t i “ae ut? We sell to the principles of good citi-|ment will hold their first annual
‘ < ana J riends 0 iz ¢

| through tickets by best lines
|Rower Steamship Agency

ADMISSION — 10c and 160

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K MANAGER | of Aberdeen Uuiversity, and

MUST BE RETURNED

Roman Priest Wil!

   

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LORD ABERDEEN « LEWIS HARCOURT. MP.
LORDILANSDOWNE, *& WM, O8LER.MD.ERS..

FOUR DISTINGUISHED PALL BEARS IN STRATHCONA’S FUNERAL

atheona f eral on January 26th Phe include Lord Lansdow

W. L. Grifliths, secretary to the High Commissioner s flice, Rey

Colonial Secretary Harcourt.

AGITATION IN THE COMMONS

 

TO PROHIBIT CANADIAN TITLES

AGITATION TO THAT END IN HOUSE OF COMMONS—GOVERN-
MENT WILL NOT PASS BILL ABOLISHING CAPITAL
PUNISHMENT—AMENDMENT TO RAILWAY ACT

Special to the Daily News send an address to the Imperial
Ottawa Feb 6. The com authorities.
mons had a field day for the con- A prolonged discussion “was |}
sideration of public bills and evoked by the motion of Mr. R.
1< cehinh hava | Bickerdike to ‘abolish capital
otions [wo bills which hay zy
| punishment. He reeeived sup-
excited much interest were silled | art ahd. censure from both sides
the second eading with rut | og the house, but the apparent
the house dividing Both were}consensus of opinion opposed
fathered by Mi Burnham of|the proposed innovation in the
West Peterboro One sought to|method of dealing with those
bolish the granting f titles to} proven guilty of taking humat
unadians through the nedium | life Mr, Foste urged that {
f reeommendatior f the cab vould be unwise for parliament
rhe other pr ithat inito decide = momentous i
ces where cand es for|chang n tl system as the
the ocal house did have ( suit of one i ef debate. Phe
I up deposits the s ile; fact that the practice of hanging
should apply to candidates al the} murderers was old did not mak
ederal elections Mr. Foster on/it wrong H Mr. Doherty also
ehalf of the government refused|decilared himself against the bil
to be moved by the Burnhamtand adjourned the debate, which
measure to abolish titles Helis unlikely ft he resumed this
fessed to being democrati session,
but said that titles were « fe Joseph Armstrong, M. P., pre
ed for the meritot s perf fsented the nister of railways
of publie duty with sugges 1s for three im
Sir Wilfrid Laurie igreed in|portant amendments to the ra
neiple with the b but said|way act, stated to have bee
member was ot going the}agreed ups by the railway con
ht way about il Che matter} mission and will be embodied i
ranting titles does not rest}a rew consolidated railways act
ith the government ind) the} when brought down by Hon, Mr
precedure W d be to}|Goehrane.

 

CLERICAL MURDERER ANOTHER ATLANTIC

LOCAL FISHING CO.
MAY BE REORGANIZED

and Market
Many Kinds of Smoked Fish—

: no one can estimate what a day
Will Be Big Concern

 

» high grade arti- Special to The Daily News.

, ’as r “@ } Pres 2

i great deal of handling. Washington, Feb, 6.Presidemt
had a very popu-| Wilson has announced that he
will -use every legitimate infin. |

» delicatessen trade.

HOE ee ony ayrr/U. S. HAS CALLED FOR

‘id development

reorganization

BULLET FOR STRAY CAT
HIT WOMAN'S SCALP

 

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'MONEY MARKET EASING UP

SAYS ALDERMAN MORRISSEY

COMPLETION OF PANAMA CANAL AND TRANSCONTINENTAL

RAILROADS MEANS FINANCIERS HAVE TO LOOK ELSE-
WHERE FOR INVESTMENTS—MALL SELL NOTES

I have been wateiitng thejor a week will now bring forth

[conditions which regulate the in the money market, Condi-
money market and things are en-
tirely different now from what

tions are improving all the

were two years ago,” said time.
Morrissey, chairman of the lhe debentures under negotia-

finance committee, to The Daily|tion are those mentioned in yves-
News this morning. “Two years|terday’s News.
ago all the nations of the worid | The finance committee are

at each other's throatsjalso figuring on selling through

threatening war. Today they are| the Bank of Montreal the bal-
crying for peace. Two years|ance of the three-year treasury
ago the great Panama canal, the| notes, amounting to about $347,-
Canadian Northern and the| 000. Word is expected from the
Grand Trunk Pacific were all} bank any time now. If this sale
under construction, calling onjis accomplished the money will

 

money market for millions.| be applied’ on the hydro-electgic

These are now practically com-|scheme. ‘The amount will com-
pleted and that demand is re- | plete the “million and a_ée half
lieved. That alone would makejtreasury notes which will be due

big difference in the demand | next year. It means ‘the loan

* money. will only be for a year.

“Just now,’ continued Ald In the meantime the commit-
Morrissey,’ “we are negotiating|tee anticipate that they will be

the sale of some of the | able to sell the fifty-year deben-

smaller issues for immediate|tures during the coming season

We are hesitating because | in time to take up these treasury

notes.

«PRESIDENT WOODROW WILSON

ON PANAMA CANAL TOLLS

|IS STRONGLY OPPOSED TO PRESENT REGULATIONS AND
WILL ENDEAVOR TO HAVE THE REPEALED—FAVORS

EQUAL TREATMENT OF ALL NATIONS

erican cCoastwise vessels from

tolls. The president made it

j}clear that he was unalterably
opposed to the exemption and
}emphasized that he,would endea-
at his disposal to have re-|yor to have the provision repeal-

|pealed the provision in the Pan-|ed during the present session of

Canal Act exempting Amc | OBRETORS.

— | HAGUE CONFERENCE

Something entirely new and |
different in the way of an Iris hi)
feature will be shown at
Westholme Theatregtonight and |
tomorrow night under the title of] ~
“The Ghost,” in two reels. Al- Washington, Feb. 5.—The
though in reality more of a com-| United States, it has become

the | Action Said to Have Been Taken
| at the Request of Queen
Withelmina

than a drama, this picture|known at the White House, has

full of excitement and sur-|issued a call for holding a third
prises. Paddy can not let John}peace conference at The Hague
trouble. How he gets out of it}next year. The government took
trouble. How he get sout of it|}this action, it is understood, at
forms the story and furnishes|the request of Queen Wilhelmina

many a god hearty laugh. |of Holland.
Jesides this there is an un-} ———$ $< — —____—
usually good Key stone comedy,| The Civilian Rifle Association

| "Se enite the Tailor.” Talk about] will meet tonight at 8 o’clock in

1S FOUND GUILTY STEAMSHIP RATE WAR Society Woman ‘and Dressmaker | fone the picture is brim full of|the Court House, Third Avenue,

Pay the Death |Steerage Tickets Cut 25 to 33 per
Cent—From America to

Ity for Killing Anna
Penatly 8 Russia for $27

Aumuiler

Special to The Daily News There is ancther big rate wa

jon among the Atlantic steamship |

New York Feb. 6.—-Hans | companies It affects only the
imidt bas been found guilty ‘steerage passengers so far, but]
der im the first degree IN| the contest among the rival lines

nl Aumutier land it may effect second and},

first-class tickets any time,

Would Keep His Brother |} According to the new rates
issued the fares have been re- |

Phe usual weekly meeting Of}dueed 25 to 83 per cent rhe
the Progressive Debating Socie-| $33 tickets are now $23 and the

was he last night, when Mr./s85 tickets are 827 Some show

hip Lack of education was);ball in St. Andrew's Hall on Fri
is the cause of many of|day evening, Feb, 20. Tiekets 82

: | : ;
r eriminal offences, |! adies free, Everybods welcome,

Hit by a Wandering

ied through a window

d running over. It is prob-|for the election of officers and
the best Keystone film seen|to arrange for the season’s

 

scalp of Mrs
iol with the death of{|js paging vigorousls just now | |

flesh wound in
| Potter's neck,

complications

‘LOST RING FOUND
IN BAKED POTATO

Rancher Discavers Wife's Jew-
elry Which Was Dropped in
Field Two Years Ago

Plunging a fork into a

fe dropped in the

 

veloped the ring SUID III III ICI ISCO OOOO tet teteted

 

in Prince Rupert and that’s go-;shooting. All members request
some, A new Weekly Ga-|ed to attend. New members can
» will also be shown, jenroll tonight. j it

AA pe FAR a a OR

EMPRESS THEATRE
.TO-NIGHT=...

We have another most excellent program to offer our
patrons tonight.
PATHE’S WEEKLY REVIEW OF WORLD EVENTS—
This number will be of particular interest as it con-
tains some splendid views of the Panama Canal.
PART 2—THE UNDERSTUDY \ story of stage life
from the Selig Studios.
PART 3—THE INFORMER-—A fine military pieture from
the Biograph Studios.
PART 4—FROM FOREST TO MILL An educational
from the Selig Studios.
LAND SHARKS VERSUS SEA DOGS \ splendid
comedy from the Selig Studios,
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT
Remember that both issues of Pathe’s Weekly will be
shown in the Empress Theatre in future, one on Wednes-
days and Thursdays, the other on Fridays and Satur-
days. We are sure our patrons will be very much pleas.
ed to have an opportunity from now on to see both of
these great productions each week,

aE aa a OO ROR ORR OE OR OR OR OR A Op OR Og