PRINCE RUPERT

THE PACIFIC
pORT OF PROGRESS

THE DAILY NEWS

 

GRUNTY GRUNDY SAYS:

 

Erecting a civic lighting plant
with ten percent money and going
without sewers is tike buying a
scarf pin to hide a dirty shirt.

 

 

PRINCE RUPERT, B.C.,

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 106,, 1914

 

PRICE FIVE CENTS

 

CANAD

N NORTHERN RLY. WANTS MORE i

 

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ERTIFICATES SOLD
TO BANK AT 96

pondence Presented to the
Council at Last Night's
Meeting

orr
City

between
of Mon
of

mndence
bank

the

ad the
erning sale
rtificates was

the

pre
city council last
take the
ecertifi-
to £81,000
one-fourth
1 quarter

to

the treasury

agreed
nting ata
Jess per
p duty and
commission.
ates, together
two years

June 4,
cent

with
are all
They

tifie
ago,
1915
vincial government
#125,080 out of the
balance be

hydro-electric

the will

the

FONARD PORTER
ELECTED INSPECTOR

y Council Took a Ballot on
Seven Applications
Recommended

I ilth committe pre-

t to the ect'y ine
cf
they had
by the
appli-
who

ng with a st
which
them
th officer ar
wealth
f ed

I mittee

to

inspector

qualifications
the

from

asked

ike a choice

the

made

thought
ght to have
mn from

to the cou

among

ANGLICAN CHURCHiSETTLED SOUTH AFRI

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CLADE. SF GOVLLAMME

divisions
this

of the
is expected that

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THE OPENING OF THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT

British House of
the Mother

the
of

Commons which wil
will of

the
momentous

in under

most

open

Parliament be one the

shadow

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in

of Big

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| CJOHN FREDMON!
ates SEALER OF VATION LE

 

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Ben this afternoon.
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th the

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app eat "1 j
been received. |
25 altogether

whose names were

ill had credentials
Ald. Basso-Bert, he

edent about

ials were

SS¢ Know
of
the

wanted to
incumbent
not hold

' ( sent
should

ials

did not send
We
of those who did.
the best

imstances,

in
give you
We
we could un-
Morrissey explana-
tisfactory,

vith the

! ! } p
Pearse, T
I Porter

i ented

Att; 7z,
W. ‘Tat.
WwW.
and Smith
to the council.
eight votes and

names
rier,
1. § Se-

Lt one
ird Porter
the iob

the city

was declared
He is an old-
and has

he health department in

seen

Notice
Ieeting of the
Will be held at the
i Chureh Hall on ‘Tuesday
m Al
Sslion

Civic
Pres-

least
will
ittendanece

one import-
be discussed,
will give sup-

efforts to be made in
| henefit,
H. EB

the

. GAMPP, Pres,

SPOR CDCR e
SPILL ILLLOLOL OOO LOLE

F. O. E.

Masquerade Ball

Four Beautiful

Thursday Evening, Feb. 12
al 9 p.m.

Prizes

Vickets $2.00 Ladies Free

 

 

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OOO OROLOPELODOO IIE OONO OI

 

TWO BIG HALIBUT CATCHES
BROUGHT IN BY LOCAL BOATS

BISHOP OF LONDON AGAIN —
VISITS SUFFRAGETTE CE

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CAN TROUBLES -~ REDISTRIBUTION BILL TOMORROW

JAMES BRYCE GIVES TALK
ON DANCERS 10 THE EMPIRE

SAYS THE HINDU QUESTION WILL LEAD TO DISRUPTION—
TROUBLES IN SOUTH AFRICA AND PROSPECTIVE
TROUBLE IN CANADA

 

If there was one-man in therwork on the American common-
United Kingdom who, it was al-| wealth.
ways believed, would firmly re- Be that as it may, the new vis-
fuse to allow a coronet to deck|count is a man of whom his fel-
his brow, that man was James|low countrymen of all political
Bryce. He has always seemed|parties are rightly proud. He is
the type of the sturdy convinced|one of those whose career and
democral, one with whom the/attainments aceord——as do those

root principles of democracy are|of Lord Morley, Mr. Balfour and
ingrained. I[t was something of|Mr. Birrell among present-day
a surprise to a good many people] politicians —with the highest
when Lord Morley accepted a|traditions of British statesman-
iseat among those lords whose|ship. The British people love to
;chamber he had once implored|see men usch as those—a dis-
lthe people to “end or mend.”’|tinguished scholar and theolo-
| But he, at least, had this reason}gian, like Gladstone, an eminent
|to-assign—that there was really|man of letters, like Disraeli—
}no alternative for him but to be-|bringing distinction and dignity
;come a peer if he wished to con-|to polities by their achivements
ltinue a member of the govern-!/in other walks of life, and show-
jment, since his physical strengih|ing themselves in the conduct of
jhad, in his old age, become un-!affairs more than the equal of
equal to the protracted labors of|the practical men with whom

 

the house of commons. Sut no|their political Jot in life is cast.
such reason is applicable to the ; ——-—-————_—_--—
case of the author of the great Continued on Page 2)

 

 

 

 

 

REDISTRIBUTION BILL TODAY —

 

THIRTEEN MEMBERS FO" FAtTISc; COLUMBIA INSTEAD OF
SEVEN—COMOX-ATi.J% *O SE DIVIDED—SEAT FOR
NORTHERN 2: ¥ 1Si4 COLUMBIA

 

 

 

(Special -to The Daily New: j wo seats at large in Vancouver
| ott Feb. 9 I ; ' spoils and North Vancouver, one
| BWR Se arte te CRP COT St | BR Vancouver and
jthat the redistribution bil) wilt;eoint Grey. Comox-Atlin, now

|be’ introduced tomorrow. Mr.irsoresented by one member, will

 

 

 

le cerca a ~ ae Borden will provide a cor .ncittee; probably get two, New West-
FISHING BUSINESS MEANS BIG THING FOR PRINCE RUPERT INTERVIEWS IMPRISONED LADIES AND GIVES WHOLESOME | to rearrange the constituensies) minster, Yale-Cariboo and Koo-
—CARLOADS COMING IN EVERY DAY BEFORE THE ADVICE—AGAIN CHARGED THAT BISHOP IS ALLY fo reach province as made neres..}\vnay wil! likely be divided, giv-
CLOSE OF THE YEAR OF THE GOVERNMENT sary by the last census. Eritish one additional member, mak-
s ocintsduaialtanions _ Columbia will get an inerease of] ing all thirteen instead of
An indication of what » the|several of the other large fishing Special to The Daily News d the bishop she -hated the|six members, likely provided by!seven as now.
fishing business means to Prince;companies locate in the vity London, Feb. 9. Another s feeding and thought it oo ————
tupert was given last night when)}there will be several hundred|prise visit was paid to Holloway | + ndigestion. Phe bishop
of the Canadian Fish & Cold|men engaged in the business jail by the Bishop of Lond aE ate ake ae LAUNDRY WATER B. C. MINERAL ACT
; i fhe are pursuing le Wrong
Storage company’s boats came|and several carloads of halibut) investigate the condition of thi , . ah Aiea eric RE AS - ULED
» with 00.000 younds of|will be coming in daily. mere ss 5 : | if they wish th ducated RATES A RAISED W. OVER R
in 1 ‘ i Fe ae acer boi made |"? suffragettes, Kittie Mari d thinking men and women te cone sontipenene ;
) effo 8 oO eing lade ‘ ie
a Babe: nt AS hh: amitehAce hondink and Phylis Brady. Phe bishop support their cause. Mrs. Dacre|Will Now Get Their Supply|Lyons Gets Share of Purchase
lt . br sie in 90,000 a nds,| privileges to United States fish- reports that Miss Marion feels} fox, the leader of the Women’s Through Meters—Flat Rate Money Out of Hudson Bay
days, bro ; the oa o. ont ine Boste wanting to build cold /eerexen eat there is no outl ilical and Social union, said Is Cancelled Mountain Group
and the James Uarruthers, out) ing 7 ; +f Cad to the cat and mouse act andjthe bishop was an ally of the oe oa
10 days brought in 110,000]storage plants here Under the : s
4 saint arate st iitbes keannint United does not look ill as a result vernment and had written an- Ae report of the city engineer Omineca Herald
0 s ley were caug ) e); prese ane Onus ¢ Aaa o f ' . e» ‘ } ‘ . > ry > :
di bt . north, at a point west|States company only has a 24 being’ forcibly fed. Miss Brad ier whitewashing letter. and board of works recommend- Ihe case of Lyons vs. Woods
of Yakutat bay. lhour bonding privilege, which| . ed to the city council that the}|and Schufer has been settled out
The company intends sending}means that the fish would have laundry water rates be fixed onjof court and Lyons gets his
the boats out now that fishing is|to be shipped immediately CANADIAN NORTHERN RAILWAY the following schedule: 3,000|Sbare of the money paid by the
improving and the weather mod-|whether the market was right or cubic feet per month, 25c per 100}Hudson Mining company for the
a It is estimated by ajnot leubic feet: 3,000 to 5,000, at 20e|}#roup of mineral claims on Hud-
le When the railroad is com | per {00 cubie feet: 5,000 to 10,-}s0n Bay mountain, Woods,
practical man that less than o 1er i ailroa
third of such a catch wall pay|pleted American companies will ? pO0d, at 15¢ per 100 cubie feet;|Schufer and Lyons registered a
the expenses and the balance is| prefer to ship from the nevwrest - over 10,000, at 12¢ per 100 eubic| partnership agreement and stak-
spofil.. With twenty op. thirly|port, but if they have to ship ‘1-/ STATED ON GOOD AUTHORITY THAT THEY WANT ANOTHER | fect. od the GxOUD Of ciating 18: Guat
such boats operating out lside of 24 hours after landing TWENTY-FIVE MILLION—POSSIBLE THAT GOVERN- rhe engineer stated that t tion. Lyons failed to renew his
Prince Rupert, which will prob. |they probably would find It to MENT WIIL TAKE OVER ROAD now has meters on the laundries| mining license and according to
ably be a reality during the pres-|profitable to make Seattle their erasers id one of them had used over)the Mineral Act he forfeited his
ab mf eall ng res t « § . j >
ent vear, the returns to the city|shipping point This question, Special to The Daily News j the sad Was pressing for a cash|8,000 cubic feet in one month for| rights in the claims. In the first
will be lari Those boats earry}along with the privilege of free subsic of $25.000.000 or a loan|Which they paid $10. The e'ty}action brought by Lyons’ the
arge, cst oats ct i sare Te ( s renorte , ? |
rew f about twenty men and|bait, will be taken up at '-ttawa Ottawa, Feb. 9 It is reported $35.000.000. The government |could not pump it at that figure. |court over-ruled the Mineral Act
( ‘ws O abo Wi : ‘ at ' 3 . : . .
they all make good wages, When|this session, on good authority that that ap-|jpas not agreed to the demand. Ald. Kerr asked the city engi-!and restrained KR. G. Steele, act-
plicatio nof the CG, N. R. for fur It is not unlikely that a solu-|neer if the water was not too|ing for the purchasing company,
; eo ~|ther financial aid is in the hands | tion of the diffieulty will be the |thiek to go through a meter. from paying over the balante of
TROUBLE IN CHURCH DUKE GOT FIRST PARCEL lef the government At leust|passing of the railway into the | SE EERE the asamp to Woods and Schu-
1e

AMICABLY SETTLED

South African Charges Threat-

ened to Rend the Church

of England

Special to the Daily News
London, Feb. The contro-
versy over the communion
vice at Kikuyu, which threatened
to rend the Ghureh of England in
twain, seems to be settled
peaceably honor to the
Archbishop of Canterbury, who
announced that the Bishop of
Zanzibar had agreed to forego

ser

now
with

the charges of heresy against
the bishops of Mombasa and
Ueanda, The whole question
will now he referred to a con
sultative board of bishops and
likely very little more - will be
head of the subject,

Pantorium Pioneer Cleaners

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Phone 4

 

 

 

  

 

Scottish Cup Ties fer. purchase .price was

 

 

 

UNDER NEW RATES “°"’ of the ministers said that)lhands of the government, | ST nan tue
| | _ s : ‘ syons gets his
ite ‘ a crepe ny ng er | Glasgow, Feb. 9.—-The follow-|share, This winds e trouble
: il ing are the results of the Scot-|the cOmpany has had in secur-
a one. mance NEW ULSTER PROPOSALS | BY PREMATURE BLAST |i ish Cup ties, second round, play-|ing title to the property.
general TO SETTLE DIFFICULTY | a. |= on Saturday afternoon: a ee
| An acident occurred at the)  Qejtic 0, Clyde 0. Government Auditors
(Special to The Daily News | Suggests Unionists Accept the | Gry Goes today when a man by | Queen's Park 1, Arthurlie 0, Messrs. Swartz and Logan,
Ottawa, Feb. 9.—Shortiy he-} Bill With Addition of ithe name of Erickson got injured | St. Mirren 2, Dundee 1, who have been auditing | the
Pore Hon. Mr. Pelletier | Three Clauses iby a premature blast He re-| Nithsdale Wanderers 0, Par books of Foley, W eleh and Stew-
fore midnight : vag {tick Thistle 4. art for the Dominion govern-
placed in the new parcels wicket) : wee ; eived — some a. 5 on ei Broxburn 5, Dumfries 4. ment, completed their work last
al the Ottawa post olfice a paok.| (Special to The Daily News ng he pea ae oi nal 2 ‘S| Alloa Athletic 0, Rangers 5. week and left Thursday morning
ve addressed to the Vinke of London, Feb. 9.—Mr. Horace {ere ua of nore ne RPP) S~| Leith 1, Motherwell 4 for Prince Rupert and thenee to
BRR Ae | i ? ’ oO 4S i ‘) phan pital, where his injuries are not} Re h Rovers 2, Hearts 0 their ho Ss the eas
Connaught at Governinent house | Plunkett utling 1 novel f SORIA dat at taith vers 2, Heart 1eir homes in the east. Both
and thus inaugurated the newj/for setling the Ulster problem. | Forres Mechanics 0 Peebles|gentlemen were very much im-
parcels post syste for Canada,|He suggests that the Unionists | rhe new parcels post service | HOvers ‘. ae pressed with the outlook for de-
The package contained it hand. |accept the bill subject to the ad-| oo. inte effect today nh acie Kast Stirling 1, Forfar 1 velopment in this town and dis.
some leather bag, suitably in-|dition of three clauses, the first). post offiee ewere not em- Third Lanark 2, Dumbarton 0,|triet. » They were  enathusiastie
cepibed, which can be used t jealling for a plebiscite after Sin csniane WHEE wlut of pares Aberdeen 4, Albion Rovers 1, |about the natural beauty of the
contain mail deliveries between|certain number of years whether | ontributions. | \irdrieonians 5, Dundee Hibs|place and about the good time
the post office and Rideau hall.jJany section wishes te remain} 10 they had here,
IMr. Pelletier stated that from]|subjeet to the Irish parliament, | = Morton a Hibernians i renee
the reports received he believed | In the second both sections of) scent The third is that the Ul Kilmarnock 3, Hamilton 4, The Cradle
the working of the system would Irishmen are asked to give sue- }ster volunteers be given an op —_—— At Prince Rupert general hos-
begin without a jar or mishap of}gestions for amendments te be! pertunity to become a territorial | The heel of progress always|pital, to Mr. and Mrs. D. ¢.
any kind incorporated in the bill hy con. ! force, jwears the spur of the moment, |Stuart, a daughter,

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