PAGE
FOUH.
The
Dancing
Season
Is
Now
On
.
For
real
fool
comfort
and
!n
pel
the
most
enjoyment
out
of
the
evening,
drop
In
and
he
filled
at
the
Family
Shoe
Store.
V
have
splendid
DANCING
PUMPS
From
$6.00
Upwards.
ONYX
SHOES
FOR
LADIES.
Family
SHOE
Store
"Ths
Home
of
Real
Shoes."
Money
Orders
On
Norway,
Sweden
and
Denmark
at
Current
Rates
of
Exchange.
Make
your
reservations
for
that
Christmas
visit
to
I
lie
Old
Land
early.
F.or
Tickets.
Hales
and
Information,
see
us.
Oliver
Typewriters.
Cary
Safes.
FIRE
INSURANCE.
Dybhavn
&
Hanson
Insurance
and
Steamship
Agency.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
The
Home
of
Domestic
Bread
Hread
is
your
best
food.
Eat
more
of
it.
Kept
by
the
leading
grocers.
La
Casse
Bakery
Phone
190.
Third
Av.
Prince
Rupert
B.C.
Stove
WOOD
We
have
just
received
a
car;
load
qf
up
river
wocjd,
guaranteed
seasoned
and
dry.
feire
cut
to
order.
For
Prices,
call
HydeTransfer
Phone
580.
Service
and
Quality
our
Motto.
KING
GEORGE
CAFE
First
Class
CHOP
8UEY
and
NOODLES.
Furnished
Rooms
to
Rani.
Prices
Reasonable.
Phone
Blue
471.
Second
Ava.
REDUCE
HIGH
COST
OP
"
LIVING.
Eliminate
the
draught
around
your
windows
and
use
less
coal,
8EE
OUR
PATENT
WEATHER
STRIP
For
Doors
and
Windows.
GIuh
and
Mirrors
of
alt
kinds.
T.
ROSS
MAOKAY.
Phona
Blue
165.
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
rs.
r-
.v
c..
-t
r
r
?v
PREMIER
MAKES
ANNOUNCEMENT
Tells
of
Appointment
of
P.GLE.
Auditor
In
Carefully
Prepared
Statement
VICTORIA,
Nov.
!.
Full
text
of
Ihe
short
speech
of
Premier
Oliver
on
the
P.G.E.
charges
now
lo
hand
shows
he
spoTte
as
follow:
'!
have
exercised
care!
to
protect
the
railway
-company.
against
any
wrong
being-
done,"
.
the
Premfer
ltdd
the
House.!
which
has
been
waiting-
for
an
announcement
of
the
Govern-'
menl's
olicy
Inwards
P.G.E.
will
put
an
end
tn
the
campaign
j,ay
of
wilful
and
d'IUerate
lalse
hood
which
has
been
atid
is
still
being
carried
on,
and
I
am
advised
by
the
Board
of
Director
that
they
have
secured
the
services
of
Price.
Water-
house
&
Company
to
make
an
audit
covering
ever'
dollar
paid
by
the
railway
company
1o
the.
Northern
Construction
Com
pany.
It
is
expected
that
the
auditor's
report
will
be
ready
for
presentation
to-;
the
House
before
prorogation
"II
Is
no.1
my
intention
to
speak
at
length
on
this
matter
I
has
been
thrashed
over
and
over,
1
Jin
Premier
remarked
as
he
turned
In
railway
mailers.
The
Government,
and
myself
n
particular,
have
lwen
accused,
either
directly
or
inferential!)-,
with
almost
everything
from
petty
larceny
to
aiding
and
abetting
life
Northern
Construction
Company
of
robbing
the
Province
of
millions
of
dollars.
Some,
members
of
this
House
have
made
wild
state
ments,
but
others
outside
the
llouse
have
arisen,
and
these
iatler
have
called
In
their
aid
a
former
accounting
auditor
of
the
.Railway
Company,
who
ha,s
apparently
sworn
to
the
Truth
of
certain
xtalemruU
and
who
has
produced
certain
letters
or
copjeH
of
letter
in
support
of
the
ttalementf
made.
Gives
All
Facts
"Now
what
are
the
acts?
E
.1.
Rossiler
was
employed
as
auditor
and
accountant
by
the
Pacific
Orcal
Eastern
Railway
Company.
II
was
his
duly
to
examine
and
certify
to
the
cor
redness
of
all
the
accounts
of
the
Northern
Construction
Company
as'
con
tractors
doing
I
lie
work
for
the
railway
company.
During
the
performance
of
his
duties
he
found
certain
accounts
which
be
did
not
consider
pro
perly
chargeable
or
sutllcienlly
vouched
for,
and
so
he
reported
or
advised
first
the
chief
engineer
and
afterwards
myself.
The
report
lo
myself
wus
marked
confidential,
hut
as
with
the
exception
of
one
paragraph
wiiirh
had
to
do
wilh
Rossilcr't
side
line
us
a
money
lender
.
Die
letter
wus'
deuling
with
the
duties
of
Rossller's
ollice.
I
re
fused
to
consider
such
letter
as
confidential,
and
so
advised
the.
writer.
I
also
advised
him
that
I
would
have
an
inquiry
made.
Orders
Inquiry
"On
the
same
day
I
instruct
ed
the
chief
engineer
that
'these
mutters
should
be
inquired
inlo
und
adjusted
to
I
he
sulisfaclioni
of
the
department
and
at
the
same
time
I
turned
over
lo
the
chief
entrineer
all
the
data
furnisher
me
by
Mr,
Rossiler.
Mr.
Rossiler
bus
published
tellers
seal
by
liitii
lo
the
chief
engineer,
dated
December
li!
mid
13,
lUll,
but
bus
supressed
the'
'I
mHT
nfcj
lViTra
CONN.
fW
f
V-
IT
FER
SUPPLY
The
Grest
SORE
THROAT.
etc
'j
I
Breathable
Remedy
gj
CODGHS
n
t
i
n
BRONCHITIS
enargfs.
i
nave
no
reason
ia
.lli(.f
l,ncrjlleer
renlv
In
his
lel-i
mink
uiai
wrong
nas
necn
none
but
there
has
been
widespread
assertion
of
wrong
that
I
am
satisfied
that
nothing-
short
of
an
audit
by
a
firm
of
accountants
of
unimpeachable
integrity
l)cemlier
13.
askin;
to
be
fur
nished
with
account
s
ohjecliHl
to
so
thai
he,
the
chief
engineer
could
take
the
matter
up
wild
the
Northern
Construction
Com-
Adjustment
Ordered
Now.
Mr.
Speaker,
the'unly
reasonable
construction
I
can
place
upon
the
sworn
statement
of
Mr.
Rossiler
is
that
the
Northern
Construction
Company
were
continuously
engaged
in
obtaining
monies
wrongfully
from
the
railway
company
and
that
both
the
chief
engineer
and
myself
were,
aiding
them
to
do
f(,
despite
Mr.
Rnssiter's
efforts
In
prevent
the
same.
Mr.
Hos.
sller'ti
letter
of
complaint
reached
me
December
17
and
(he
same
day
I
instructed
the
engineer
lo
Iiave
these
matters
satisfactorily
adjusted,
and
the
next
day,
December
1H,
the
chief
engineer
again
i
having
already
done
S4
on
the
12110
requested
Mr.
Rossiler
lo
furnish
him
with
a
statement
of
the
accounts
to
which
exception
had
been
taken.
"This
Mr.
Rossjter
did
on
January
5
(why
Hie
delay
I
do
not
know).
On
January
I
wrote
the
chief
engineer
for
a
copy
of
the
list,
which
Mr.
Ros
siler
had
been
instructed
lo
pre
pare.
On
January
V
the
cliiei
engineer
wrote
Mr.
Rossiler,
in-
strucling
him
that
in
future
Rossiler
should
advise
him
iin-
medialely
anything
which
appeared
to
be
abnormal
so
as
to
avoid
in
future
such
un
ucrum-
mululion
of
unadjusted
mailers
us
appeared
in
the
list
of
January
5.
Holds
Up
Money
On
the
same
day
Ibe
chief
engineer
wrote,
the
Northern
Construction
company,
forward
ing
copy
of
Rossiler'
letter,
and
udvising
that
be
wus
hohlinz
back
$75,000,
from
monies
due
them,
pending
adjustment
of
Ibe
disputed
accounts
which
totaled
over
180,000.
A
above
leller
was
Rossiler
for
his
THE
D'AILT
NEW2.
IV.ditr
Nov.
i.ij.t
flC
v
Tl
(bum
.
w
-
twa
Mr.
Rossiter
sent
a
memoran-!
iliim
to
I
lie
etiief
engineer,
giv-
j
ing
his
(Rossiter's
opinion!
that
a'hnld-bark
of
75.000
was'
excessive,
that
iirohahly
nianv
of
the
items
in
dispute
wuuldj
ioe
.sniisiarmriiy
aijusici,
an.
I
j
t
lint
a
h4.ld-l.ark
of
f
sr.000
j
j
would
be
enough.
j
tin
January
13,
me
northern
(Construction
Company
prolesleil
against
the
hold.
hack
of
75.-lOOO,
pointing
.that
ul
all
times
they
had
from
50,00(1
to
ltm.-000
of
their
own
money
in
the
work,
and
Miat
they
would
endeavor
to
furnish
all
the
information
required.
Again,
on
January
28
the
Northern
tlon-struclion
Company
protested
against
the
hold-back.
Relations
Cordial
'The
relations
between
the
her
of
December
12
and
dated
chief
engineer
and
Mr.
Ilsiler
appear
in
!iave
Peen
more
cordial
after
December
tft.
191.
a
1
heard
of
no
further
trouble,
and
about
the
middle
of
April.
tP?0.
I
was
told
that
Mr.
Rossi
ler
was
giving
up
his
position,
because
he
could
gel
a
better
one.
pen
i
1
1
earn
iiiul
Ros
siler
was
leaving.
I
instrurtH'
'orally;
Jhe
chief
engineer
to
have
a
clear
statement
from
llissiler
covering
all
matter
which
remained
for
adjustment
so
that
Rossiter's
jueeeor
could
lake
up
the
work
where
Rossiler
left
off.
This
statement
wus
obtained
from
Rossiler
and
in
ibis
letter,
under
the
bead
f
'items
in
dUpule,'
occurs
this
paragraph:
"The
amount
outstanding
in
connection
wilh
items
in
dispute
is
now
in
the
neighborhood
of
5,000."
i
"Matter
irii.iiljlU'led
when
Mr.
Rossiler
left
nie
'service,
including
Ibe
5,()0A
mentioned,
were
udjusteil
Jiy
-Vr,
RossiJer's'
successor
in
oBiep.
"I
have
no
hesitation
in
saying
that
the
ullidavil
sworn
tn
by
Rossiler
in
respect
to
my-
Kelf
i
false.
"Nor
was
I
he
matter
.of
ac
counting
neglected
after
Mr.
Rossiler
resigned.
I
requested
the
assistance
of
the
Cornp.
trotter
General,
and
I
have
a
leller
from
turn,
dated
August
Sit,
t'.'-l,
conjoining
assurances
that
"a
thorough
organization
ha
been
set
up
to
protect
the
interests
of
the
railway
under
this
contract.
'
SONS
OF
CANADA
ARE
ORGANIZEDAT
TERRACE
T.
J.
Ktrkpateick
Is
President
of
the
Organization
With
E.
T.
Kenny
Flrct
Vice
TERRACE.
Nov.
V
Following
closely
on
the
organization
of
the
copy
of
the
St.
Andrews
Society
here
the
sent
lo
Mr.
iSons
of
Canada
have
now
nrgan-in
formal
ion,
izi-d.
The
inaugural
meeting
took
and
immediately,
the
same
-day.
place
on
Friday
evening
I
JbbTV
Quick
in
Action
I
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in
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tccting
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contamination.
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pro
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fisherman,
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writing
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Long
IW-nrh.
California.
JftC
FOR
SALE
RARE
()PPtRTlNin
to
buy
rosy
home,
close
in.
Ha
front
verandah
on
southern
expos,
ure.
living
room,
kitchen,
two
beilrKiuis
and
large
attic;
all;
excellent
condition.
Standard
lot
on
'grade.
Price
for
quick
'
sale,
nine-fifty,
Term
four-fifty
rash,
balanc4f
monthly.
Owner.
P.O.
lUix
37,
Oily.
FOR
SALE.
Dining
nmi
tmile;
FOR
RENT
Housekeeping
rooms
410
Sixth
Avenue
East.
Phone
Hiue
217.
-v
If
FOUR
ROOMED
FLAT
to
Rent.
Steam
heat.
Apply
Smith
&
Mallett.
tf
FOR
RENT.
Modern
house,
five
rooms
and
balh.
Apply
Monro
liros.
tf
MODERN
four
room
flat
for
rent.
Weslentiuver
Uros.
tf
ROOMS
TO
RENT
in
Wallace
Hlock.
Apply
Store.
tf
BOArtO.
BOARD.
The
Inlander,
830
Second
Avenue.
Phone
137.
tf
ROOM
AND
BOARD
PALMER
HOUSE.
406
Seventh
Avenue
West.
Phone
Red
140.
Furnished
suites.
LOST
LOST
White
rowboul
iii
Prince
Rupert
harbor.
Finder
please
phone
Green
402.
Reward.
LOST.
Earring
drop,
cameo
ami
two
peurjs
on
chain.
Reward.
Phone
Own
402.
2(il
Sparks
Hal)
when
.the
following
lof
fleers
were
chosen:
President,
J'.
J.
K'irkpulilck.
lust
vlee-presldenl,
E.
T.
Kenny.
Second
vmn-j.
resident,
A.
Little.
Secretary.
I
'.I
wood
llrooks.
Treasurer.
II.
S.
Creejmun.
Sergeuilt-ut-UIJlls,
Juck
Viger.
,
Chupluln,
T.
J.
Mulsh.
!
GtiHtds.
He
McVhinney
ami
,J
Lever.
around.
belroom
suite:
kitchen
utein-lmlssion
slls,
etc.
Phone
Itluek
SHU.
FOR
SALE.
Small
beater,
good
condition.
Cheap.
.Phone
Green
ISO.
If
FOR
SALE.
One
MrClary
Kooleuuy
Range,
price
30.00.
Phone
llm.
205
FOR
SALE.
Canary,
with
cage.
Good
sipger.
J'buue
I
Hack
501.
-r.c
FOR
SALE.
Two
pianos,
cheap,
Phone
lllue
3.'ii.
St6
FOR
RENT
STEAM
Heated
Flat
for
rent,
Jlesner
apartments.
M.
M.
Stephens.
P.
I.eClair.
Cow
Hay.
CAN'T
BZ
BEATEN.
WANTED.
Men
and
women
to
w'
slock
of
Furs
cannot
be
learn
bartering,
Paid
while
beaten
W
price
and
quality,
learning
and
tools
free.
Write
.When
you
buy
furs-
here
you
make
for
catalogue.
Mler
Harber
n"
mistake.
Call
in
and
look
W.
GOLDBLOOM,
Second
Avenue.
Taxi
Taxi
S7
Phona.
(Call
Genre
or
Oust)
Ross
Brothers.
Prompt
Serv
iri
and
r.omfor!
Day
or
Niglil
R.
D,
TASSIE.
D.C.
Chiropractor
3rd
Avenue.
Prince
Rupert.
H.C
Hours:
l(V
lo
12:
2
to
;
7
to
8.
Phone
Itlue
25.
Residence.
Oreen
135.
9
AUCTION
SALES.
Condin-)ed
at
your
bune
or
our.
rooms.
ood
also
sohl
on
rom-
H.
H.
HEMMINCS,
Auctioneer.
Fiimittir
ami
Crirker".
Third
Ave.
Phones
Illark
t.lfl
and
Red
112.
EXPERIENCED
COR8ETIERE
Oilers
taken
for
Spirella
Goods
Mrs.
J.
M.
Orahlman
Kaien
Shoe
S'.ore.
711
Second
Avenue
West.
CHIMNEY
CLEANING
Moderate
Prices
OLD
NICK
Prince
Runert
Cigar
Store
Phone
lllue
e
MAIL
SCHEDULE
For
the
East
Mondays.
Wednesday
and
Fridays,
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5.30
p.m.
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the
East-
Mondays.
Thursday
nnd
Saturdays,
4.30
p.m.
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P.
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Wednesdays
3
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Fridays
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Saturdays
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nnd
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To
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Mall
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4
P.M.
Thursdays
10
P.M.
Saturdays
A.M.
Sundays
10
P.M.
C.P.R.
November
2.
10
and
30.
To
Anyox,
Alice
Arm-
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9
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