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cITY COUNCIL WANTS MORE. LAW-MARTIAL LAW FOLLOWS ROYAL MURDER-BYLAWS KILLED

CTY COUNCIL WILL APPEAL ————
FAMOUS RITCHIE SEWER CASE.

mayoR AND SEVERAL ALDERMEN PEEVED OVER THE JIJDGE'S
DECISION—SATISFACTION A'y ANY COST,
THE SLOGAN

SHERIFF SMELLED HERRING
REFUSED TAKE POSSESSION

EIGHTY TONS OF VERY “HIGH PRODUCT OF PRINCE RUPERT
HARBOR—WILL COST CITY $125 TO TAKE
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Nid Montgomery said an ap
he only possil'.- thing to| The city s tor was auth

ed eine ccctesary socey, Tk eill b Phat we were horn in Canada beneath the British fag. \ RIFLE ASSOCIATION BIG BOXING BOUT
b

We are the pulse ef Canada, its marrow and its blood: ed to kuow who owned the land to the G, T. P.

the City Couneil last night de. iverse a judgment, An alderma | There are eighty tons of rotten|where the fish are and who own-
ippeal the -d vs fi should not pay any attention to] herring in a shack down near!ed the fish, Ald. Kerr said it was
Morrison on fi ’ itehie | treet reports, | seal Cove. ‘The fish are so oldja real knotty problem, The own-
As a preli;vasry the Ald, Dybhavn is still of — the thats no one knows when theyjership of the land is in dispute
S150 into court Just asjopinion that if was a ( rere bern cr who owns them and| between the G, T, P, and the Do-
that lots move money |take the question into the courts, y they are so ripe that no one wants|minion Government; the fish are
nto the lovat sewer.| The Mayor re-echoed the ser to get near enough to find out.|/disputed by M. M. Stephens and
‘ forrissey sugrested the|/timents of Ald. Morrissey and The health officials have ordered|a firm in Tokio, Japan; the sheriff |
e City Gorm meet. | Montgomery He wanted to show /| : them taken back to sea and the}|seized them for a debt but when t
ng. He a report- {the judge the City, Council is pre [| 1 + “at City Council had to authorize the}/he smelled them he refused to
street gossip ‘«« the ef-|pared to give everybody a square || AUT Tat 4 nr transportation. It is estimated|take possession,
Justice Mor: o bad] | deal He is not prepared to ac to cost $4125 whieh is Frank What would you do about it?
fhe had known the real |cept the judge's slap ar « Davis’ bid. The City Council ordered the
f affairs the dec ision | On the le being taken onl) When the City Council discuss-|nuisance removed before it ex-
been differant |Ald, Dybhavn and Ald. Maitland \ ed it, one of the members want-|plodes and the bill will be sent

| We first saw light in Canada, the land beloved of God;

 

} f us have the blood of kings, few are of courthy birth,

ne Ore GOT GRANT OF $150 § WESTHOLME TONIGHT

o Caused Much Debate Among the! gurns-Neff Contest Will Be Best

 

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| hat we were born in Canada beneath the British flag. | ver Seer in Prince
Pies wy ER | G ’ - R
ca upert
READY av WATE PASSEN ERS A ’ Last week the Civilian Rifle As- as ay i
- ——_ VW ie make our money, we've yet to make our fame, ' + v4 , i ; : 1
° } sociation asked the City Council Without doubt the best boxing
» Special to The 7 News : J s ’
Provosa Putting In MMortion of i The Dally New But we have gold and glory in our clean colonial name; Pon B45 y > 3e : :
City iain to Get Gone Londonderry, June 30.—Three for ${50 grant to help send alecontest ever staged in Rupert
y vo A . 5 : i And every man’s a millionaire if he can only brag team to the annual rifle matches, will take place tonight at the
thundred and forty-eight of i | TT i : :
} | hat he was born in Canada beneath the British flag. The finance committee recom- ,
_—_———. lacnie ola arn Westholme “atre betwe
pittal vars sls 1,016 passengers ; on the li mended the grant, but Ald Me- eae Theatg : prehes)
Hisiury, ) UG ith > ait ae } at a ’ oi geet ; g . $ s :
eV hus pean Le ee SenOre On Tor, Island, No titie and no coronet is half so proudly worn Clymont did not sign the report, pease sane ie ee 7 Ot '
i _ twere landed her the naind As that which we inherited as men Canadian born Ald, Montgomery opposed the] Y@ncouver, and \ a Sere ot :
‘ ; 5 thet Vv Cc v e e 5 e ae . . 2 > >
barn ae hé cvix Council yeiag taken to Glasrow Diane , grant_on principle, He did not}attle, over the twenty round” |
\ A i I We count no man so noble as the qne who makes the brag agree with Morrissey that it was |/Ourney. 1
I Ss. | ( ding to th passengers agre } Sse) ‘ 3
ster iain from] {here was no panic. The sea was hat he was born in Canada beneath the British flag, a good advertisement for the city. Burns is well known here and ;
\ ilony Ambrose St.) eal ind tht vessel appareatls Che best advertisement the city}|has finished his training on which }
vhere they propose | y ¢ at less than’ seven knots The Dutch may have their Holland, the Spaniard have his Spain, ever had was the disbandment of}he has been working hard and f
Lup the ct ck line. |when the accident oceurred I Yankee the south of us must south of us remain; the Ear! Grey's Rifles, This grant|faithfully for the past three
§ CONAiT ACTION we rk | There was 01 le a lent I t a man dare lift a hand against the men who brag was not for education, It was a}weeks, as he realizes that in
lo fstal their per-| while the passengers were being || ee ae Raa aie . waste of money to keep up a relic}meeting Neff he is up against as :
erm and the city has |transferre d. A Glasgow man f.ll]]\ I iey were born in Ganada beneath the British flag. of savanery. good a boy as could be found in :

E. Pauline Johnson in ‘Ford Times,” Ald. Kerr said all young men}|Canada, He is confident that

should be taught the use of fire|through the contest there will
arms. It was ill-becoming in]|not be one idle second and if Neff
Ald. Montgomery to protest on}Stays the twenty rounds and
the grounds he did as he is work-]|Should get the decision, he will
ing on the armory, have earned it,

Ald. Montgomery: One has to Neff is a fast, clever boy with a
do a lot of things to live. If the|strong punch, Since his arrival
Government is not quicker build-jin town he has become a strong

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city’s plans of laying Sarayevo, June 30 After the cial Siemens fig this armory than they are favorite as there is a lot of money
afte permane nt grad-|bootes of the Archduke Francis : some other things, it will prob- bet odds on Neff, 3 7 {
the eost would be much|perdinand and Duchess Hohen ably be turned into a library. — a ae boys will weigh in at 3:00

sue ated the. re.im - ae a a R P () Ald. Maitland: It’s a fine thing |0 clocs at the Windsor Hotel, |
be fixed at $4,430, merg wore I ved from to know how to shoot. weight, 133 pounds,

stion was left to the|Chapel in the palace and trans Ald. MeClymont said he 'ook-| They will box Marquis of

eer. city solicitor and} ferred to a special train for Vier ed on this as a Sporting organi-}@ueeisbury siraight rules,
works to arrange Ina, the citizens executed a di zation and could see no more rea- Frank Smeathers has been se-
pad os and posted a manifesto denoun ATLED . oti : ; ;

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> the crime end capressing og tae eS pec, send this team to Vancouver than | Contest.
Tenders f 7” A
or Delivery lovaltey to Emperor Francis Jo Rie “ 4 sending a ball team to Ketchikan, There will be three strong pre-
1 / 1 . i i i i ari
loolore far vasliverine Steetserh and to the Havsbure dy>-| TP ¢heral Leader Made Small Net Gain in Ontario Elections Yester-| +10. sorvissey tiked it because |liminaries,
Shawatlane Leake were. ty Anti-Servian demonstrations Ngee o it was connected with militarism, [=== ae
\st_might by the Cily|were attempted but the troops day--Qze Minister Defeated--Toronto Has 10 Tories On the vote, Ald, Montgomery
P. R. Steam Tug Go.,| were called oue to keep order and and MeClymont opposed, ‘Members of the
ton; H, B. Babington, | marital law was procialmead, rhe Conservatives have again Brant, North; Seott Davidson, Bruce, South: W. D. Cargill, Sorts Se eee
fon: W. R. Moerirson, eee vent Ontario Whitney's ma-/|Liberal, 30 majority, | Conservative, small majority, REFUSE PERMISSION TO So f | d
ton, . The later was _jpantorium Pioneer Cleaners, |swent Orertie Liberals is G1,| Brant, South: J, H, Ham, Lib-) Bruce, West: G. M. Bowman, PUT SEWER ACROSS STREET ns 0 an
*hone 4 vith two Independent Che re- | eral, Liberal, 60 majority, i
= it ted, though} Brockville: A, E, Donovan lace ea Capt. Groves’ request for per-|§ Are requested to meet in the
~ sult ig not unexpected, Lhougn ‘ ‘ual a ; Mei Carleton: BR, H, McElroy, Con- to | ; Lodge Room on
‘ sre | Gonserve : ajo ' ; Ss: » Way it ] rary sewer
1s CABG UB RGU ROBO GBI E UBB EE BEEEERAEEE EET t} rante pal ho were | m ery si “an pe a = | servative elected, mission to Jay a temporary sewel WEDNESDAY MORNING
, ] ' ra! trnee, North: . MeDonald, ; ‘ across Fourth Ave same )
¥ ALL FEATURES {| The Magnificent Productions of ALL FEATURES 7 pI e none” oe r!| Liberal eleeted Dufferin: C, R, McKeown, Con- a en nour b. Aveune Pare uP
¢ 100 and 150 | fhe a Eacastaly ok thie Theatre 10c and 150 x ule ZPOOled. ay DAES BP! + vied \servative, 550 majority, again last night and was laid over Next, at 10:45 Sharp
x w xolu hitney's force, re = *e
x * il Whitney : ae | Dundas: Sir J. P. Whitney, once MOTs For the purpose of taking
t x Libera UpPaeR eek Wee’ ° AND | Conservative 750 majority Ald, Montgomery wanted no ac_ part in the procession
r n the nplatfor oO "4 , E Boe é i b
: ah cera y on the pla 1 of SOC AL ‘ = tion taken,
x he fk m SS heatre *} abolish the bar, and proved | ; | Durham, ete q,_4 a reston, Ald, Morrissey and Kerr wani-|*
¥ re Tithe truth of the old adage that ENTERTAINMENT | Gonservative, 516 majority. ed the Council to get estinats  ——— a
+ ‘ Fitemperance 18. a Poo pallor | Durham, West: J. H. Dewitt,jon a sewer along Fourth Avenue .
¥ IMPORTANT ANNCUNCEMMENT *ito win elections on, ndas the Amant ee fC itive, large majority. and make everybody connect with 4
* eT ha ri ; show: Conserva- | Elgin, East: C. A. Brower, Con- |i EST HOLM
* We take pleasure in announcing that we have just completed ercenne: * Che It ! y a Catholic Club in Ma L, SIOWO?, OR it, : :
* Mente enabling us to put in force a plan we have long had oe psd x tives, 84; Liberals, 25; indepen THURSDAY. RVGHING, GULY and jservative, 200 majority. The city engineer said this ee
Fier Rye crepes Me teceeeiee ane td, Meroguctions of we FAMOUS =F |clents 2 | Elgin, West: F, G. MeDairmid,|would be a big hardship on some
. PLAYERS COMPANY every Wednesday and Thureday withowt sy! pevent T Liberal Gains In the Conservative, 700 majority, nineteen other houses who have O P E R A H O US E
n n : » ‘ : shar j
t have high cor Condes. and Tuseday, alee twine i's a partial tist of the ¥ Liberal Gains 418 Brant SOCIAL HALL, FULTON STREET Essex, North: S, Ducharme, Li-]a temporary sewer and who were EP ETE
x Productions we haye booked for the coming season i— ¥! North, Brant South, Bruce West an beral elected, not in the present controversy, TONIGHT’S PROGRAM
x MONTE CRISTO, In Ay Reele ie #1 Cochrane sex Nortl Essex | Essex, South: L, P, Wigle, Li-]The proposed city sewer would
ve $ Ay *
‘ DAVID. COPPERFIELD, In Six Reels TI esuth, Lincoln, Middlesex North, | DANHND. AND AOORE beral, 144 majority, be very costly, —o
8 : | an maAR® ‘ . ’ ds TT . rite
sereeh teeta, Fis San Fits yl butawa Weal, Det. | beeeeeeneneaeenssencerenesceecseed) Frontenac: A.M. Rankin, Con-] Ald, Morrissey: The whole city /f | WEEKLY GAZETTE
. Sarre oF Ww eo Be sale T}erboro Wost, Prince Edward servative, £42 majority, staff seems afraid of the aristo- “The Breed of the North”
* ATERLOO, In Fou tlengarry: g cD i racy . ive s courts T -
BATTLE OF Wa ERL C es ss : widen sa ‘ ™ ng Mee HUGR Murro, Lib-|eracy a om sos iiven the courts Two-Reel Feature
T tL nree Re ‘ | n $ eral, acclamation, are alre * “
t THE WARD Oo eeitio, in Three Reels . Conservative alns Ee a . so eae ire afraid o them, Makers and Spenders”
x BRIDE OF LAMMERMOOR, In Three Reels * Bruce South Haldimand, Lamb [AL D E Grenville: G, ._ Ferguson, The Mayor asked the city soli- “Mrs, Brown’s Burglar”
* We consider ourselves very forunate in being able to mate oe jene * ton East, Niagara 1 alls, Ontar- | Conservative, oe majority, citor’s advice and the city solici- Uproariously Funny Comedy
* arrangements with the producers as to permit 0 PRICE : S herines, Toronto | Grey, Centre; Hon, 8. B, Lucas,}/tor peomised it in writing later
AC UANCE IN THE tlio South, St, Cath cae ; . : , I riting later. Admission 10c and 1
x Patrons these splendid pletures WITHOUT ANY * ae) eet; foronto Riverdale, Will Be eld in the Conservative, 1000 majority, The matter was left over tem- sielidasmteiats ”
t TONIGHT t Wentworth North, Bruce North, ST. Ane Grey, North:c . 8, Cameron, | porarily. Wednesday and Thursday
F Aha dependents elected , Conservative, 600 majority, Scrpepaniie ironcloarnaanapapsieminbbeatt
¥ The Great Three-Reel English rene + Ol mdep a ee Ake Night Before Domitmion Day Grey, § h: Davi amieac nat no is \ding Coming
* *lono | 1 temperance candidate | irey, South: David Jamieson, Mrs, C, D, Rogers is spending “A Militant Suff ette”
; . THE VI€AR OF WKESFIELD ” q and the other is G, Fy anturel, | : “fe Conservative, 800 majority, 4 ;ouple of weeks with her hus- ns avers
¥ he leading parts i who is recently forced to re-| Splendid Musie will be fur- Haldimand: Dr, Wm, Jacques,| band here. They are registered at In Five-reels 9
‘ Arthur, Maude and Gonstanie Crossley in the le Fe his seat through a scandal | nished and : pe a Conservative, elected, the Royal, Mr, Rogers is an in, |} And a Corking Good Key-
nL FEATURES Tlie ran in a four corner race in| ‘s apie ; who Halton: A, W, Nixon, Conser-|spector for the Excelsior Life Int- stone Comedy
* rs FEATURES 3 THREE BIG FEATURE 40c and 150 «Yj prescott county, Tiekete: a one ‘ : $1.00 $ vative, 465 ajority. surance Company and is putting Matinee Next Wednesday
° and 160 | SHOWS EVERY WEEK - THREE * Alzoma: Albert Grige Conser ; ots: ® jeonts, . 4 _ — _ -————- |in several weeks in Prinee Ru- at p.m,
¥ . £00 majority. or (C ontinued on Page 4) ert,
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