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1 GRUNTY GRUNDY SAYS:
RI NC E R U P E R Judging by the sees pile olty jal!
vil oscuro labor is not a very keen competitor
lah ae pani of the stone crusher.
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ar ae PRINCE RUPERT, B. ©., MONDAY, MARGH 16, 1914 PRICE FIVE CENTS

 

 

1E HOME RULE BILL TO PASS DESPITE THREATS

 

 

     
    

 

ESTE ERN SECTION TRACK REACH LINKING UP POINT IN TEN DAYS — CALIFORNIA INVADED

 

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{ICANS INVADE CALIFORNIA bar ae “ae “gy HOME ‘RULE MUST GO THROUGH
TWO MEN SHOT DEAD AS RESULT sz sens ru o 00 GRAVE RESULTS ARE FEARED

s City, Will ‘Be in Charge of alias ‘
New Venture CHURCHILL ISSUES WARNING AGAINST ATTACKING BRITISH

OMS ARE BURNED AT TECATE AND
T OFFICE AND CUST SOLDIERS—BIG PREPARATIONS IN IRELAND TO

DESPERADuxv~ MAKE THEIR ESCAPE

lerrace is about to have a co CELEBRATE FREEDOM
perative store This has come} mahap seh
The Daily News. Mexicans Frank 4H. Johnstor | ; ; ;
pecial to The Dafly 16 The|th tmaatéer. wa tan ibout by the deire of the ranch Special to The Daily News The newspapers are filled with
, >i the mostmaster, Was SHO a, f ‘ + Sayre’
» Dies March i ; ; ; a MT iete as s and farmers to be my, Lo London, M qh 16.—The set-|pictures of Ulster in civilian
stoms ane 08 ane 11s riene arren aet ) successfully il their . lo 1S é | 3
a ‘ ad bac was fatally wounded. The ; ‘3 tlement of the home rule diffi- clothe and rifles and belts
ere totally des-| back, wi alé i product with the southern iar drilling like trained men,
lowing a raid|charred remains of an American] ; 4 In order to be able to pro- culty is apparently little advanec-

Mr. Churchill commenting
ed by the concessions to the/again says that the first British
Uljsterites. The deadlock remains] soldier of the coast guard to be
as immovable as before Mr. As-|attacked and killed by Orange-
quith’s speech, Signers of the}men will raise such an explosion
covenant declare that nothing}as to shake the foundations of
less than a permanent exclusion] society. The government has
of the Protestant counties of|decided that nothing can stop
Ulster will satisfy. The more|the passage of the home rule
radical element wants a total ex- | bill.

clusion of the province of Ulster. Big preparations are being

declared to be|flag was found by a posse. duce cheaply they must reduce

the cost of living, and the co

AcE. LET THREE CONTRACTS 8°
SOUTH OF FORT GEORGE jn ey ae

IDENT STEWART SAYS THAT CONTRACTS FOR PEACE Mr. Tom Stewart, formerly of

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

this city, will be ‘harge Mr. Churchill speaking at|made i P iy
RIVER EXTENSION WILL BE LET BY MAY 1 ity i in cha ts ir pee mH $03 i, b: . ul in caster ony parts of Ire
af ao adford said these concessions|land to celebrate the passage of
. ma ; Sint ere the last the government can/the bill and the freedom of
Mare { The | locating rveyors Will be placed wel e
ater ' th n the field fc the purpose of WOMAN REPENTED and ought to make. |Treland. od
is made at ie} oe : , : ;
rine. Pacific |™uNning lines early next month.! SOFTENED HER CHARGE ‘intldas
vase : The proposed extension will
way today thal :
hace Sthemnact tek bee bab I irtheast or north-| pig Not Know How She Got Cut SUFFRAGETTES INVADE SEATTLE PREACHER ON
Geokge. ot upne] eee om. Fort. Georaa for. § and Loosened BIRMINGHAM CATHEDRAL, CHRIST’S TEMPTATIONS
in built this short 13 cnask et r as Teeth
7 ; . easy grades Srna Wh ae ee
I tracts eover for] Re On Saturday morning the po- Placards Placed All Over Church | was Urged to Pursue Wrong
Fort an Py Saturday Evening Bridge e were called to arrest John —-Invoke Assistance of < Means for Right Ends, Says
8 ure i. Lachlan, a youth who had as- Clergy Trinity’s Rector
the first 25 ‘ fa a ‘ ‘ ‘ > > tb biicats
| Miss Kk. M. Thompson was the]saulted a girl on Comox avenue
& Co., for the linktnlé abe a. “vary. eniovali ma Harwood is the girl. She Birmingham, Eng., March 16. Seattle, March 16.—‘Christ
Burns, Jordan &; ; Phe} !ad a cut on her forehead and Worshippers in the cathedral| Tempted by the People” was the
Ihe firms award- | ridge Saturday evening an teeth loosened. Saturday found the walls and floors cover-| subject of Dr. H. H. Gowen’s
have just com-|party was for ladies only and the charged the prisoner with ed with the suffragette plocla-| sermon Sunday morning at Tri-
of the Grand] finer touches—the artistic dec he damage. mation painted in white and ajnity Parish church. “Christ,” he
Fort George lions and delicious refresh- This morning in police court} foot high, ‘Votes..for women” {said, “was not so much tempted
are already Or-| ony were appreciated as they|she was not sure how she got the | ‘nd “The clergy must rise in our|to do wrong things as to pursue
he in. @ poSi-} would be by ladies only Very|damage. An official of the city | be half and stop the torture of|wrong means to right ends. The
lew work HMMe~ |) andsome prizes were awarded,|hall who had been collecting city women. prisoners. Every foot|heart of the people was genuine -
l the first being won by Miss|/accounts down there had _ wit of space except the altar had a}|y possessed with the idea of the
the CON-|y,nnstone, the second by Mrs.|nessed the assault and gave evi _ sign. | coming of the kingdom, but they
the COMPANY | pya yo. and the consolation by]|dence. | SIR JAMES WHITNEY eT ee | looked for its establishment
M Stewart othe Mrs. Roberson The guests in The magistrate ees oh haracteristic sketch of the Gonvalescent Premier of Ontario. CHISANA SNOWSLIDE lot time, force and in a moment
yon au ae lk Mesdames Clancy, Mc-|evidence of assault and fined the} Three. tnonths ago sir Janes was thoushtsinanen aula of time
Bar d a z N Morris, Carss, Naden, Rob-| soner $10, 3 New York An artist proceeded | the General Hospital KILLS TWO HUNTERS venue’ We temptations in the
oF employ i. Ward, Pillsbury, Palmer, | The young man had pl ) with instructions to see Sir James Whitney and to secure a ie | Rigernene he said, Were re-
4 b iow [2 sete <a cabo wera repre oA orl bt ea sketch of him if possible. On entering the corridor the ar- |Former Klondikers Caught in| Peated in the ministry and Christ
! G I M Ray, Johnstone, Milligan,|charged with being a Y ig in¢ (int wak’ mistaken toma Btual ind was not. intercepted, Avalanche While After suffered through the popular
’ th 1 ia Jenns jof supporting himself by ga Stepping he door of the ba he saw Sir James wear. Sheep enthusiasm as He suffered later
and thi } ing Phe charge will d| ing a heavy coat and gazing al sume distant object, or deep- wnt ee the popular hostility.
ed . as : Regular Tour for Picture Films iter y engrossed in thought. The pose was an ideal one for the Paseo: Yui: Maroy ck cee Ph Richie ae at orn Haan ee
th 5 n aruist, a vithout disturbivg | ernier he quickly made | Jenkins, who arrived today from cei Hing kit oes a ot tie ¢
ven Me Pa- M R. MeCuteheon of Var ONLY FOURTEEN MILES the outlir f the sketch shown above and departed, Chisana, reports that Kenneth eee ee eee aera
- Pn er has st arrived in tow | Whitehorn and Charley Ander-|;)., °° Pad gan Bere
The other 2,000)" ; ; R ¥ ; m ' ' iba 7 lnndike? nf Him.
nlaced on the|With an exceptionally fine line of TO NECHACO RIVE Toronto Won First | St. Patrick’s Day Concert a pa s ee oe “Yet, as Christ kept His head
KITLEC der a snowslide -o e 4 ,
m of the line,|picture films Mr. McCutcheon ———— | mena ; ; when tempted to ride into power
' i 1 ‘ ' mountair near Chisana City
ed just astis starting on what will be a|Western Settion, of a. eae foronto, March 44--In the} 4 splendid program will be eae ridin sheep. The bod-|0% % Sreat wave of popular ex.
ire let lreg t through = Prince} Reach Connecting Poin first match of the world’s cham-| oo . Set hire , ca ; eas! citement, so likewise He kept His
- 8 ANAC ATR BOT Ten Days ; matehanorar thet2™ ed in the Westholmeé|ies were recovered and taken to faith th. i iat d t
award the con Rr p ind ‘ a 4 p ons lip hockey matche Bs or 1 M haath tomorrow evening to|Chisana for burial. Ter 1 a AUMADS stg esertea
osueree  O) . i ati the i| rrack laying 1s going on ee cup, Toronto, beat Vic- ee ite the feast of Ireland’s a BI SS and forsaken, because He per-
| , A risively a he esti reatre andy , ris 5 goals to 2. rt ‘eive nee i e
the Peace river|sively at the Majestic theatre and} | bt ve saed General] ria, § 808 hal saint. The Westholme|MASSETT COAL COMPANY ph tp ash Pe ae
; fr. Stewart; thi wb ao Ane at rht Mr.} Superintendent W. C. C, Mehan hestra will discourse a splen- TO RESUME OPERATIONS) |. . t al “ight pss at ‘th b t
We figure on coyv-|night an : i 7 ; | : Last evening the did collection of [Trish airs, while OSSCNp IA! TISAINOSS -S e@ Dot-
ef tha : line | MeCutehe s determined that];this morning, 48 BYVUINS | tom of their aspirations, and
ta ar ka, but th rv latest films|track was at Fraser’ Lake, song and dance will add to the} C. BF, Wright, manager of the!) now that the issue of the div
ad or i i ne ‘ ( ate : | Ws ane a 3 ss 3 y~
tir ae a fiwill be exhibited in order that his} Mile 359, and there only remains a ys eg the prog ay PAD be | Gr papi Talend. Coal. %. Sieaee ine educator must be to bring
an en eT Se | ; : urteer es more to reach the seen by the program printed/q@ompany. is in the city today on : : ,
+. aoe anti tour may be oked forward to fourteen mil mol | ae ompany, t city a) all right.
2 ’ | Nechac where the line will be CE LEBR A’ TION: re, the numbers are var- tie get gs for his company. He -
. e Bummer! | pT ake on £ ed d no doubt will prove de-|., oi ‘ Wife ahr ott) wy ORE RET OR
L iked up. That will take only a} and no. ¢ says that operations on the ,
blon 18 40. ne} Longehoremean Breske hen Naa ten days | Westholme Theatre, Tuesday | light ful, as they will be rendered | eompany s properties are to be Saint Patrick's Concert.
ae OPPESHODs horamal | Just now the weather is very | Evening, March 17th, 1914 jby first class artists, A feature}nesumed at once at the coal An Irish concert with a splen-
; he Alberta} Pom Quit 1 lengshoreman | : ack s been con- of th erformance will be a se-|,, ; oe shea Aldid programme wil 5 potas by
| 1O46 | 2 r| favorable, There has been ri | camp on the Yakoun river. Ajdid programme will be given by
] rushed , {and a well know dasik sacinl wens derable snow, but it is) going jteeti f Irish dancing by Miss] oroew of about twenty men will|the Ladies’ Aid in the Baptist
I i. red y a the city, met with a bad accident iway rapidly now PROGRAMME. }Ethel Gray, who has just re-/p, placed at work as soon as| Church on Monday . evening,
ua ee while assisting it unloading Mr. Mehan had been up the | 1. Irish Airs Westholme Orchestra!) (urned from Seattle A pretty supplies can be taken to the|March* 16th, at 8 o’clock, in
_ rm Ma ltimber from the Prinee Albert}line for a week At, the end oF 2. Solo—‘*Where the River Shannon little comedy will also be pre- jcamp. Several Massett residents|honor of Ireland’s patron ‘saint.
n ae Ad the last ‘venil He was. struck he met Mr. B. B, Kelliher, Flows” mr. J. Black |Sented which in itself will belhave been engaged as mefnpers| Refreshments will be served. Ad-
0 0 ellast evening i ie lwell worth seeing eg Nt:: Patel = OK
to be let this} with a heavy piece of timber ial te as. c hte f engineer of the G, T. P., a: : Mecitatina mr. Brady | W se * _ } Oe . te lof the camp crew. mission. 30. 50-60
D rt added sustained a compound fracture who came through from the 4. Character Dialogue—‘Tit for Tat” = e ss sta hae , Rs ; t ; ‘4 : “mmr eprert netiernretenrnnin
bis ff the right leg between the knee}eastern end Mr. Ke Niher said Mary Gray and Florrie on as t abe 8h an ds ary ret aT er New spring blouses in lawas, Pantorium Pioneer Cleaners.
5 . I Gs tay i a al nd ankle He was removed to|the track was then 50 miles west 5. Solo—*Marie, My Giri” ) i: him metearine oa ae |voiles, ete. Wallace's, 58-60.] Phone 4.
er allaghs ai* ’ P . 46 eventec ro enjoy gf *s -
) part renee a se the hospital in the ambulance of Fort George, with only 4 Mrs. Wm. mittar | P! vent My mM Snoyin Ae ——
h of # reas | molten to gos Seah Sp Wao re +. Se ee See | ARUBA BRU U BGG AUA RAFU GBF GRU UB ORR RE REAL ER
a Pp River pass nat Steel Gang Left Today ing gang making the same ays) Messrs. Shrubsall, Waddell, Daveys | = —— +
ass, | | as they are on this end, the east- Clapperton.
rule eat » Ne- 54 ” | }
ABCC AOU UGG ULE | Two of the piers for thejern end should reach the ‘ 7. Solo—An trish Folk Song yore nk Mahicues anh ee

bridge crossing the Bulkley atjehaco in three weeks, By that Arthur footw einchk Mea: AGhAT ROG ha

lMile 268 are ready and a gang|time the temporary bridge over Mr. E. V. Ling. will tell nits emit aie

lworkinge for the Canadian Bridge|the Nechaco will be ready: and 8. Address—'The Day We Celebrate’ chairman of the Conserva-

lcompany left this morning toyihe iine can be linked up early in Mr. J. ©. Brady tive smoker Saturday even-

PER 4 HOUSE start. the steel work on the per-| April, : _ | 9 Irish Melodies. .Westholme Orchestra ee NY
; en manent bridge lhe abutments At two places where Culs aP@lqg  goio «come Back to Erin”

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neem t ‘k he bee for the member for Skeena
TONI jand piers for the Bulkley bridge} being made the track 4aa ba ety hs aay anlar for "Ch Ane oer enna es
GHT jal Mile 258 | , ready for the|temporarily laid around the cuts.|q4.

 

BIG LIBERAL SMOKER

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IN K. P. HALL, HELGERSON BLK.

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258 will be Ling Solo—*‘Les Cloches”. .Mr. @. Couture stewardship. Mr. Manson
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wee spoke for over half an hour. ee
i ee EBpeepe Bay 3? tee ee Mr. H. @. Pletcher Bp pe ‘salitwetio ex d M r h 19
THE OTHER WOMAN HURRICANE IN RUSSIA It will be May before | 1i0y LAT 148, Comedy Sketch—Two Flate and planations for the railway | urs ay, a C th
Refined Comedy | MANY LIVES WERE LOST) ready for the permanent th ks Soe i ah eedll pianatooh eae te 7
| Sg copa ree Cy He Th werd il melon: Keys Mr, Pitzmaurios game law and the cutting Ats P. M. A ‘
| racks e lf , 1ere Wi gi { E g |
HEARTS | Special to The Daily News ene tracks al | ald hue cae Mrs. Keye ....Miss Curtin down of the appropriations | ‘ sea 5
reel Reliance Feature St Petersburg, March 16. | be four or five steam sb fi ‘ Sib: ‘bel ice cf Minas Mavala pashan) down £0 eeaneeet ons AT Wrienda: au@i@uspesiina Tema
hin ept the}work at the various gravel pits. hae talons ! é Ht ges he
To rhe hurricane which swep : pape ned sacar nthe’ for Prince | r. D. PATTULLO, Pres.
el many BRIDES | Province of Kuban was so violent Mr. Kellihe ven? bac . a see 14. “@od Save tha King.” Rupert can be summed up } 2)

GR ystone Comedy that the telegraph lines were de | George, whel ‘ ne a ‘brides at 345 in that popular synonym A. M. MANSON, See. i"
8810n ~~ =. 4100 & 1B0 | stroyed, Meagre reports gp oe buildi as us to get several Admission 50 Cents and $1.00 for the member for Skeena | /
‘and worth the money” Suy ihai 1500 jive were los as a is anx s : ; :

vopmanent bridge’ in|Seats reserved at Orme’s Third nothing.
ok + result of the tidal wave at/spans ot the permane a B r ii AUR Sak ab ones
SOOO IS oI tte Hy sabi aetona int ring freshets come, Avenue Store OIRO ROI toto we Mh
ove