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GRUNTY GRUNDY SAYS:

That $104 for incidentals makes
he sourdoughs suspect that the
mayor is a very poor solo player.

 

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RUPERT,

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MARCH

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E CIT Y COUNCIL FAVORS CELEBRATION AND PUBLICITY—WANTJNEW CITY CENSUS TAKEN

 

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MITTEE apPOINTED To co- OPERATE WITH G. T. P. FOR
CEREMONY IN PRINCE RUPERT AND DISCUSS PUB-
LICITY CAMPAIGN IN PREPARATION
were unani-,ed visitors will come to the city
that this} id the press will bring the city
- for Prince to the attention of the world,
pe ag : Che city should get a lot of ad
{ the eye of the} antising from it We shfould
en appoint-}jaunch a publicity campaign to
arrange for|drive the good points home. We
g ficial opening}have lots of good talking points
; preparing a]|that are not tainted with hot air
in connec-|but actualities Some provision
with for this should be made im the
brought up|estimates
f the regular ld. Kerr coincided with Ald
mss jas ing. McClymont The coun should
M t drew atten-Jiake up the question of a cele
that in a few]bration with the railways and
id would belassist.
reasonable to ld. Morrissey was proud to
vill be an of-|see te step taken Phe spirit
I those whof[must be in the atr Such an
e Prince Ru-|]ocecas does not occur very
g om a wilder-|often The council should unite
5 { will be a red|with all in the celebration. It is
} i | couneil should|the duty of the council to take
ae { e company and|the initiative
} any celebra- The mayor appointed Ald. Mc-
\ rrangt It is possible the} Clymont, Morrissey and the
f W may drive the}mayor a committee to take
s] Many distinguish-
DERBOLT BURST ST. ANDREW’S SOCIETY
ROCKING MALASPINA LADIES’ AUXILIARY
y Cruiser Had Unpleasent|New Orgenization Formed Last
rience in Millbank Sound Evening for Ladies of Scotch

—Crew Tumbled Out Descent .

iken from.stem At a largely attended meeting
sion of what} held ast evening an auxiliary
been a large|was formed in conjunction with
he cruiser|the St Andrew's Society The
Newcombe, objects of the Auxiliary will be
ned to Vic-| fect among the ladies of

ri cruise, |S lescent what the So
ipleasant} ; doing among the men,

gs .Mill-|Vi ro keep them in loving re

sday morning |ine e of their native land;
rhe vessel was} iss th clansmen and to

? heavy weather] brit ther their wives, mo-

vibrating of|thers, sisters and daughters and

! I deafening re-|wor if Scotch ‘descent © for

. ds to come|/‘Auld Lang Syne.’

is they feared The auxiliary expects to meet

rrible nature | twice 1 week, Tuesdays and

Phursda luesday will be de-

‘ d was stand-|yoted to business, and Thursday

d side of the|to basketba rhe officers elect
a flash heled as follows:

past in close| - President, Mrs. G. P, MeColl;

ship. eee president Mrs. H. Killen;

s he put it secretary Miss A. F. Dunn;

« ed that a ie asuré Mrs by Mc Meekin;

et in diameter, ean mittee, Mrs. J. H. Kelly, Miss

foremast andjA Cow M Garton, Miss

: same moment|Moir, and Mrs. W Longwill.

happened to] Besides the above the following

t door of thejladies were present: Mrs. W. A

® saw the ex-|Williscroft, Mrs Carmicheal,

ed 200 feet! M1 Sinclair, M1 Gray, Mrs.
ship. The re-|Brown, Mrs. Kelly, Mrs. Miller,
and the con-|Mrs. Simpson, Miss Dickie, Miss

; l nd shook the Cowie, and Miss Ross

. heavy wind, .

. heavy yellow |DUKE OF CONNAUGHT WILL

rising from the | COME WEST IN FALL
Ploslon, resem. | Tos at
iphur smoke.| Special to The Daily News
he galley, fire. | Vancouver, March 10.—The
from below,| Duke of Gonnaught is to visit

r ‘ the foreecastle | Vancouver during September,

, {0 learn the! Word was brought by Major Me-

ible se ‘nsation | Tavish, who has just returned
| from Ottawa, where he has been
eee ee eee ¥ attending the annual meeting ot
art Dressmaking and millinery the St. John’s Ambulance asso-

POD YasTe STYLE winaaihs \' ialion,

Interview— | Births
McKinley—Born to Mr., and
f Eason iMrs. J. W. MeKinley, on March
8 t /10 a son, 1044 pounds

your 6 | Port Edward's power plant ma-

Dee , and Summer Out- 3\chinery has arrived, 54tf

Se wey w rates on wash

resses. -

Pled or altered “eee which they ‘had fell It was a
| difficult matter for ent who
saw the bolt to explain things

KEEP THe ADDRESS for they had hardly recovered
from the shock themselves. If

T Ninth ave the bolt had struck the ship ser-

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OPO DIOR LORES

‘life would have resulted

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OUR NEWEST LEVIATHAN

Ss 50,000

The
Belfast on February

Britannic,
successfully launched at

occurred,
remodeled,

Line
vard was
the Titanic
almost

Star R. M tons, larges

disaste!
completely

which accounts for her le

26.

t steamer
She

and as a result of that accident the plans of

ng

stay

ever

had

built in a British ship
just been laid down when
the new liner

stocks.

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LEGISLATURE IS GUILTY

Announcement

|
WANT CITY CENSUS
TO SELL DEBENTURES The present incumbent of
the mayor's office was very
English Financial Men Want | critical of the late mayor
Proof of City’s Boasted for not putting in an item-
Population | ized bill of expense for his
sa ok trip to England. On his own
| trip he puts in a bill for
At the council meeting Ald. aeek ki. as which: £402 16
Montgomery and Morrissey inbidentals. Every one
moved that a city census be| knows how much the fare to
taken within a month. The name | Victoria is and how much a
of the census taker and the | room costs at the Empress
amouht to be appropriated were} and Vancouvet! The only
Dea | curiosity the public has is
! é . what the incidentals repre-
Ald. Kerr said there seemed 60] sent. The mayor is a very
be a lot of blanks in the motion.|} 3 modest eater and drinker
He suggested a_ police sana which makes the public the
He also tipped off the informa- more curious as to what
tion that it was to help sell ine| secret vice is hidden away
city bonds. There had been no| in that half of the expense
census since 191441. It is re-/% account which is put into
ported in England that we only | one mysterious bulk,
have 3000 people. |
Ald. Montgomery said there}? Ni
were more buildings than ever| aes. :
before and they were all full.| Did City Kose Ten Tons Coal?
There ought to be a census every | Ald. Morrissey remarked at
year and we want it accuraté l the city council last night that
Ald. Morrissey suggested it be|(he city weigh scales were not
submitted to committee of the| iccurate; that the city had pur-
whole. ijchased a lot of coal retently
Mr. Peters said she thought| which had been weighed on the
the new municipal uct would] scales, and he learned from good
make provision for taking ajauthority that the city had lost
census. lten tons weight by the inaccu-
It will be taken up at a special | racy. He thought the scales
session of the council. |needed attention The question
- }was turned over to the board of
SOCIALISTIC MEMBER OF works

Special to The Daily News | a

New Westminster, March 10.| Mrs. W. G, Humble will not re-

John Place, M. P. P., has been|ceive on Wednesday, March 114,
found guilty of unlawful assem }nor again this season. it
bly near No. 1 shaft, Extension Ee detiaans Cc
mine, during the recent disturb- | Pantorium Pioneer Cleaners.
ances Sentence was reserved | Phone i.

 

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.TO-NIGHT...

OUR PROGRAMME FOR TO-NIGHT

 

1S AS FOLLOWS :

We present Marshall P. Wilder in a very laughable comedy entitled

“THE GODMOTHER.”
Another entertaining
Eaa.”

A fine rural drama from the Edison Studios is “A FACT FROM THE

PAST''—A feature release in two parts,

thrilling Mexican drama from the Lubin Studios,
JUANITA.”

interesting scenic from the
THE RIVER LEE.”

A travelogue from the Kalem Studios, “ODD OCCUPATIONS.”
FOI SIDI ORI I RR TOOT OOO IA AAA I

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an Vitograph Studios,

comedy for tonight will be “THE COLD STORAGE

“JUAN AND

“SCENES ALONG

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AT COUNCIL MEETING
Full House and No Fun—May-
or’s Itemized Account Was
Mostly Incidentals
rhe mayor's return has had
the effect of bringing back the
jaudience to the council meet-
ings rhere was an overflow
into the hall last evening, but
there was not much _ entertain-
ment for the boys.
Another appeal for a_ sub-
scription to the Cartier centen-
ary statue fund was turned over

 

to the finance committee.
Several residents in the
cinity of Tatlow street asked
the removal of a sign on the
between Tatlow and Fulton as
dangerous to children
in the vicinity.. The
estion was left to the board of

works

vi-
for
lane

being

ivil

Several residents in the
Taylor and Seventh
the electric
light moved to a point about 100
feet further west. The light
‘ommittee will investigate

other
of
have

vicinity

asked to street

Want Sunday Pool
A other

to be

Tessier and
operators ask
to keep the pool rooms
for the working-
have no clubs The
left to the licence
to report on.

George
pool 1
alle

open

oom
wed
Sundays
men who
petition
committee
On the
committee

was

of
decided
of

em-

recommendation
the council
not to comply with request
H. FE, Ross re the for

ployment agencies

Those Weigh Scales
of

fees

The board
recommending
a

works reported
that the council
building at the
free to one
as weighing master,
pay for light and heat,
telephone made a pay
The report was adopted.

Morse Creek Bridge

The city engineer reported the
plans of Mr. Albert for the pro-
posed Morse creek bridge were oi
standard design and otherwise
O, K, The board of works recom-
mended that no further action re
the construction of the bridge be
taken until the G, T, P. is heard

suitable
and
who will act
tenant to
with the
station,

erect

scales let some

from. The report was adopted.
The communications from the
steam engineers’ unions were
ordered filed,
The Horticultural society's re-
quest for free water for lawns
was granted, but applications

LARGE SUM PLUNDER SECURED
BUILDING EASTERN RAILWAY

 

to the News

March
be the heaviest
members’ day of the
Broder introduced
a resolution for the abolition of
the manufacture, sale and im-
portation of cigarettes. An im-
portant announcement was made
by Mr. Borden that a_ special
commission will be appointed
from members of the house to
enquire into this evil and report
to the house. In the of
his speech he said he doubted
the advisability of taking such a
drastic proposed by Mr.
Broder holding an
quiry.
Another

Special Daily

Ottawa, 10.—Yesterday

proved to pro-

vate

ses-

sion. Andrew

course

step as

without

question discussed

 

jof
en-|

CARVELL EXPOSES LAXITY OF GOVERNMENT — ENGINEER
MAKES FALSE REPORT

was the accusation of wrong-
the granting of
the Seuthampton
Brunswick. The
by Mr. aes oe
Johnston, gov-
reported to
company that it
$22,000 per mile,
was sworn in the courts
cost less than $12,000
per mile. He said the aid given
by the Dominion and provincial
governments exceeded the cost
of the line by $59,965. This had
gone into pocket.
The road was built by a company
which James K. Pindar, M. L.

Hon. J. D. Reid
departmental en-

regarding
to

doing
a subsidy
railway in New
charge was made
Carvell that E. H.
ernment engineer,
the railroad
would

while it
to have

cost

somebody's

A., is president
promised
quiry.

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AFTER A DESPERATE FIGHT

Special to the Daily News
Glasgow, March 10.—Mrs,
Pankharst was arrested at a

suffragette
fight

meeting after a fierce

with the

NOTED SUFFRAGETTE AGAIN
ARRESTED AND SENT TO JAIL

| platform.
|produced clubs from under their

WITH POLICE MRS. PANK-

HURST IS SENT TO JAIL

jon as missiles for holding back
the police for a few minutes.
Finally the palice stormed the

A number of women

 

 

checking up the tenders fer the

hydro-electric steel pipe. Prices
were received from many firms,
including Wm. N. MeNeil GCo.,
Evans, Coleman & Evans, Stef-
fens & Nowle Mannes-Mann

Tube Co., Crane & Co., and Van-
couver Engineering works.

The lowest tender appears to
be that of Gerald Lomer, Mon-
treal. They dsk $6.55 per lineal
foot for 45-inch pipe, class A
and B, and 86.87 for class OC,
For the 18-inch pipe their price

is $2.47. They guarantee deliv-
ery in Prince Rupert in ten to

fourteen weeks. The pipe comes
from Autwerp, The total amount
will run up to about $100,000,

The other firms
asked from four to
for delivery.

The tenders were
the city engineer and
works to report on at
meeting of the council.

tendering
ten months

referred to
board of
a special

 

 

 

ane, police in wien “\cloaks and used them thoroughly
score of women were burt. Sev-|against the attacking party.
eral constables in anticipation of|Several blank cartridge pistols
trouble with the suffragettes|Were let off, including several
had stretched a network of wire or The police seized Mrs,
de *S t ‘aggce o
across the platform concealed by Pankhur | and dragged her off
; “|the platform and through the
floral decorations, and it proved} hall to the street. \ desperate
very efficacious with the aid of! effort was made to rescue her as
the masculine supporters, whoj|the police forced her into a taxi-
used flower pots, chairs or any-/|cab and drove to the police sta-
thing they could lay their hands ' tion.
for lawn taps must be made in Only Auxiliary Plant
the regular way. —~
The Mayor's Expenses In the mayor’s report on his
The clerk stated he had re-|t”ip south he states that he went
ceived an itemized bill of the|to Seattle to consult Engineer
mayor’s expenses for his trip to}Ross as to the advisability of
Victoria. ane ea aor putting in a wooden or cement
were nol reat 1e total was ;
fan an. ’ dam at ret oe lake. Ross
2 recommended the ceme
Pec Seed ai he me dec e cement dam,
be passed with accent on the|°ve® though the plat might
“itemized.” It carried. soon be only an auxiliary plant.
The account shows $3.50 a|Evidently the Seattle man antici-
day for hotel and $104 for inci-|pates that this expensive under-
dentals, which is at the rate of}taking which is holding up the
over $7 a day for wifich there|construciion of public buildings,
are no items the grading of streets and the
— we installation of sewer, is only go-
TENDERS FOR PIPE ing to be an auxiliary plant
FROM MA F se all.
ne Mrs. D. H. Morrison, who has
Montreal Firm Quoting on Bel- been confined to her room with
gian Pipe Appears to illness for a few weeks, is now
Be Lowest recovering, and hopes to be
about in a short time.
Almost an hour was spent by — - -
the city council opening and | AA BRBARRRRB ABOU ORR aya.

TO-NIGHT

Great two-reel Broncho Sea Story

A Romance of the Sea

Thanhouser Child Story

“THE TWO TWINS”

BRITISH GAZETTE

 

And the funny Irish Comedy

“ALWAYS TOGETHER”

ESTHOLME

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