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Thursday, June 25, 1914
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to the South, Tt is*not gener-
ally known however that the
Conservatives of Prince Rupert
are in league with them in this
and that they will willingly
sacrifice the interests of Prince

A year ago this city sought
the assistance of the Provin-
cial Government in floating a
loan on the Londan = market,
The Premier went so far as to
say that if conditions warrant-

ed it he would guarantee the Rupert gather than fake a
loan, He sent the Minister of stand against their political
Lands to Rupert tu investigate. masters. It is time for a

change when polities get into
such a rut as that.
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Upon his arrival the present
Mayor through his paper pre-

sented a protest against any
guarantee being *fiven, The The Province has guaran.
Journa also hhintec f Le6 1is Vancouver sewerage
J l ] hinted that it teed tt Vv £
would be bad poticy to eine system to the extent’of $5,-
, i 2rovinece anc ™

one part of the Pr vin * 000,000. These guaranteed
not another and so did “the ; cole

: : 2 om te y be ered Oo
member for the cistrict.”” The danas are now being ollered on
Minister returned to Victoria the London market. An _ ad-
and reported to ihe Premier vertisement to that effect -pub-

that several of the leading men lished in a London paper con-

in this city were opposed to tains also a copy of the form
any government sid. Aceord- of guarantee as follows:—-
ingly the government gave no “By virtue of the powers
assistance and Prince Rup- conferred by the Legislature
ert’s debentures “are still un- of the Province of British Co-
sold, lumbia, Canada, and by Order
Prager xO of Lieutenant-Governor-in-
Those local gentlemen who Council and pursuant to the

provisions of the Vancouver
and District joint sewerage and
drainage act, passed by the
Legislature of the Province of
British Columbia on the 4th
of March, 1914, the said Proy-
ince of British Columbia does
hereby guarantee payment ac-
cording to their tenor of the
principal and interest of regis-
fered debenture stock to the
amount of $5,000,000 of the

benevolently Prince
Rupert getting any government
aid are not saying a word now
when the whole credit of the
Province is placed behind the
Vancouver and district sewer-
age loan. It has been contend-
ed for consideruble time that
the government never consid-
ered the interests of the North
but that everything was drawn

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maids, groomsmsn, maids of honor and others,

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JEWELLERS AND SILVERSMITHS

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THE DAILY NEWS

 

 

 

 

BRITAIN’S WAR MINISTER AT HIS GUNS ee

the Sketch. The whole Empire has been at Premier abilities and in

tentions as Secretary for War,
which he viewed with the King,
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ENGINEERING CORPS

From Asquith’s

The photograph shows him at the recent manoeuvres

guessing

of State

 

Vancouver and District Joint |

or WIFE WHEN SHE

Sewerage and Drainage Board | BEGINS DIVORCE ACTION
issued or to be issued pursu- | ARE NOW IN THE FIELD au xt a
ant to the provisions of said} pies Denver, Colo,, June 25.—J, F,

Locating the Alaska Railway for) Freese, an insurance agent who
the United States Gov.
ernment

act, such guaranteed securities |

to be payable on the first day |

of March 1954, and bearing in-

terest at the rate of four and x

one-half per cent per annum, | The Dawson News in a late is-|

payable half yearly, rae says: l early
“Sed, W. J. BOWSER, Jr.,

had been barred from his wife's

home by a court order, broke into
a the room where she was sleeping
today, shot and killed
member of |@nd then shot himself, He

her

Thomas Riggs, was

ne PenRtt) sl the American national railway [Seoesl ee ev eemney anaes es ee
a idee dieiade - | : | said, he cannot recover,

The tactics of the invading |®"8'meerns commission whieh | Mrs. Freese had filed suit for
Hindus in Vancouver harbor | Will build the $35,000,000 system | divorce in which she charged her
ure not the kind likely to win|in Alaska fM® Uncle Sam, arriyed| husband with cruelty.
against Canadians, Being |here early this morning on the}
spoiled and pampered by a cer | White Dake aden hin: ang | HURON REFUSES WOMEN
tain section of the British peo-| i) Jeaye this aoveninis for Fair. | VOICE IN VESTRY WORK
ple they. think alk they need | hanks where he will make his | ; : a
do is to sit down and ery like | : | London, Ont., June 25-—-As was
children in order to get what heedquarters sop the: BpRacn. |the case last year, the Anglican
they want, No matter what the Mr. Riggs is accompanied by;.ynoq of Huron in annual ses
hindhviet anu mas be itis dual about forty men engaged pee the | sion here sagain today declined
as well to settle it right now Begs0n en" Xe one Rare are lwomen a voice in the vestries of
by insisting that they be de- e. H. Bacon, R. A. Gray and T-/the church,
ported. The citizens of Van- bailey, three locating poem A motion having for the en-
couver are very different from who will, Rave Sharee of three | franchisement of women so far
their Canadian brothers if Held, divisions under Mr, Riges. | as vestry deliberations were con

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they do not stay with their pro- All will go up the Tanana River, |cerned, was introduced by John

cade b this thc. band: ehareteos landing at Nenana, and} Ransford, of Clinton, Ont.
even a decision of the court Peher: PEOCOMERE 460 eee
cannot and will not be taken Mr. igus. Wilh ake: PAs neine Progress at Hubert
meena his headquarters for the season va tet Day Sar
; F. 8. Ryus, an old-time engineer J, A. Weldon, Mayor of Hubert,
While the morning paper dae has beon with Mr. Riggs a and the manager of the Ham-
has worn the word “popular” div international boundary ele mond interests ip. that townsite
thread bare in applying it to Sag reara; $8 .aleo tn: the. partys ays the interior m has |
our “aaenigh ankoaber. HU B, Raeburn is with the party as says the in arto town has been
Clemaltas (it. pikeaan tor . ea chief of transportation, and will handicapped so far this year from
nniit rs bce farancn: ta have charge of the steamers, lack of transportation but he ex-
Won athaon. ephia: lant rain horses and general traffie under| pects some kind of a service will
for Wii: Manzi molitioatly. ta Mr. Riggs. Mr. Raeburn also was|be inaugurated by August 1st,
iy oes ueonitar, ae 8. & in the boundary service under He has a saw mill and brick
Ginthants r ' "I Mr. Riges, and is a tried and re-|plant running and is building
Pe liable man in the position. eight new houses on the town-
we : Mr. Riges says “The entire|Ssile, Several outsiders are also
CANOEING TRAGEDY work of locating the nationalj/ceming in and building,
FEARED AT GOLDEN | .jijways in Alaska is under the —r .
. Sey: a ; department of the interior, of But a woman seldom realizes
Golden, B.C,, June 25,—News which Franklin K, Lane, Secretary | bow many opportunities she had
reached Golden that Miss Joyce] o¢ the Interior, is the head, Pres-|to get married until she finds

 

 

Thatcher and Mr. Russell, cousin |igent Wilson also is taking alherself left at the post,

of Capt. ©. N. Russell, of Golden, keen personal interest. Of the

went out last night canoeing in] g35.900,000 authorized by Con-

Thatcher's landing at Galena. eress for the railway work. $1.~ | FARRAR Ce ge
The ganoe and paddle were found 000,000 is voted for preliminary *

the ; Columbia River from Mr, purposes this year, and is going FOR A TAXI
at Spillimachene, a_ few miles |jargely into the survey work. with uneiniiiie

 

north of Galena, on the Columbia

the field divided into three parts
River this morning, and it is fear

with eleven survey parties in the

SERA AAR KEKE

 

ed that both lives have been lost. | geld, Mr. Edes. the chairman of 15 PHONE 15
Miss Thatcher 1B the second} the engineering commission, will a ve
daughter of Rey, EK, G, Thatcher,} have charge of the surveys be-
M.A,, Galena, B,C, tween Seward and Knik arm
d See: int. Wiaen has the, eaten Ac PRINCE RUPERT AUTO CO
Alaska Excursions vision, from Broad Pass to Koni k [a3 tOg III III I a
— Arm, while my task will be to] — cetitiiineasemanaeaae

 

Round trip exeursions to Ket-|make the locations between Fair-

 

chikan, Wrangell, Juneau, Sitka,|banks and the present terminus

and Skagway on the fine steam-Jof the line extending 72 miles PRINCE RUPERT GOAT
ers “City of Seattle’ and “Spo-|out from Seward. It is 464 miles HOUSE

kane” sailing every six days.|from Fairbanks to Seward, and

$32.00 covers all expense. A side|/the route is via the Susitna vel oats an unc es
trip Skagway to Summit of the}ley, with the survey via Nenana.” i } i

White Pass Ry. at very small - ee Seen, aon, Boe
cost. For reservations and all The best place in the city to oe Bais
information apply to MRogers’}lunch or dine is the Royal Cafe. PHONE ABD 894

Steamship Agency, Phone 116. North End of Manson Way

132-169

The service and the menu can al-
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Visiting Scotsmen are cordially tnvited

For rates for hall rent apply secretary
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PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PLASTERERS

Cement, Brick and Tiles Work
Estimates Furniened

Phone Blue 329

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PRINCE RUPERT ROOFING i
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.Estimates Given on Moving Buildings. . fo ©
Phone Black 294 SMITH & MALLETT
Largest stock of Pipe north of
Vancouver, Crane Valves and Fit
tings, Pipes cut to order.
Third Ave., Head of Second Stree

Prince Rupert

HARRISON W. ROGERS |

Architect
Suite t, Federal Block
PRINCE RUPERT, B. C.
Phone 300 P. O. Box 1655

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Aocountant

308 2nd Ave Phone 250
PRINOE RUPERT, B. OC.

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Blacksmiths & Horseshoers
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Barristers, Solicitors, Etc.
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Prince Rupert, &. G

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Office corner 2nd Street and 3rd Ave

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