FIRST
STEP
IN
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
POWER
SCHEME
Finance
Committee
Instructed
to
Investigate
Borrowing
-.i
HM
Possibilities
q
,
ENGINEER
AT
MEETING
Half
Million
Dollar
Addition
May
be
Made
to
Plant
at
Shawatlans
"After
a
further
discussion
with
A.
G.
II.
Yuill,
the
Vancouver
hydro-electric
expert,
Ihe.
city
council
last
night,
on
motion
of
AM.
McMordie,
seconded
Iy
AM.
Perry,
.passed
a
resolution
requesting
the
finance
committee
In
report
on
Ihe
borrowing
power
of
Die
city
and
Hi
possibility
of
disposing
of
about
dock.
.This
would
not
be
Ihe
most
economical
scheme
with
ultimate
full
development
in
view
bill
the
immediate
cost
would
be
(be
lowest.
Two
new
luiils
thus
developed,
wpjih)
cost
$5118,000.
Third','
o
add'
the
waler
of
Ibe
North
Fork
into
a
second
pipej
jiucuih-d
lo
Ibe
council
fop.
flip
develoiinent.
in
two
stips
first
al.
the
Norlh
Fork
and
from
the
l.Ndrfli
Fork
15
Shawatlans
Lake
ri'lie
cost
for
Hie
first
1,000
kilo-
walts
would
be
$i02.O00
and
the
ftfcond
$ii3,70()
as
conipaied
with
$5118,0(10
by
developing
the
scheme
he
was
now
reporting
hqlnn,
which
would
not
provide
jfor')lie
raising
of
the
'dam
or
the
7lnln1lalioii
of
a
larger
pipe
Unci
Kvilh
full
develyiineiil.
in
view,
ithe
first
sclii'iiie
was
therefore
the
more
econoinicul.
AM.
Casey
hrouglil
up
Ihe
sub-
jecl.
bf
possililc
power
-devclop-
menl
al
Falls
Hiver.
There
was
mi
opinion
.
prevalent
thai
12,000
jhorsc
power
might
be
developed
jlhere
at
a
cost
of
nbopt
$1,500.-000.
Of
course,
tin;
cily
would
not
iuu'lerluke
developineiil,
of
'Falls
Hiver
but
the
comparison
VtjTjIie
cost
wllli
II
ball
snrno
.bearing
on
l!ie
question
now
in
ihand.
'i
Mr:YuiU..nilinHed
Dial,
If
the.
power
could
be
sold,
Falls
Hiver
twoiibl
be
a
belter
project
than
iWoodworlh
Lake..
However,
for
(present
requirements,
W'ond-
fwnrllf
Lake
was
lo
bo
recom-i
mended.
Falls
River
t
Mr.
Yuill
pointed
nut
llihl,
for
fn'privaln
c-incfifn
lo
embark
on
illm
ileyelnpinent
of
Falls
Hiver,
i
wouhI,
!iac
lo'
bavo
n
guaran-eo
of
$150,000
revenue
annually
probably
from
the
city.
In
ad-
caro
1.1
f
il.
Thus
the.
city
Would
have
lo
pay
$181,000
per
yar
if
Yuill
staled
i
Ii.it
be
bad
been
I
Kails
Hiver
were
developed,
iie-
asked
by
the
(ilflil
le
committee
ccssituling
an
mutual
power
re
let
make
some
further
investigations
with
a
view
to
delcj-mining
tbf
lowest
cost
of
an
additional
1,000
kilowatt
development.
lie
bad
lo
reporl
as"
follows:
First,
regarding
Ibe
possibility
of
raisin?
Ihe
present
dam,
if
it
contained
good
concrete
il
would
be
possible
o
raise
it
11.5
feel
above
ifs
present
level
making
a
total
elevation
of
3CC
feet
at
:t
cost
of
$.11,100.
However,
the
concrete
in
Hie
present
dam
was
loo
weak
for
bonding
purpose
and
it
would
be
unsafe
lo
raiJ
it.
In
any
case,
the
additional
height
ilius
given
would
be
in
venue
oT
clone
to
$300,000.
ucb
a
revenue
would
not
be
forlji-comim;
for
a
long
lime.
Thus
Ibe
only
tiling'
thai'
seemed
possible
lo
do
would
le
lo
furlher
develop
Wjoodworlh
Lake.
Afler
further
discussion.
Aid.
McMordie
brought
Ibe
matter
lo
a
head
by
moving
that
the
finance
committee
be
requested
lo
investigate
the
financial
possibilities
of
embarking
On
Hie
project
suggested.
The
aldermen,
in
Hie
meantime,
could
go'
more
fully
into
Mr.
Yuill'
re-iKtrl.
II
was
evident
from
the
rrprl
that
the
'third
scheme
sug-'l""1
siiflicfeiit
for
ulliinale
full
dwel-
gesled
by
Mr.
Yuill
on
Tuesday
npmenl.
Second,
the
present
unit
could
be
moved
lo
the
North
Fork
and
an
additional
1,000
kilowatt
in
stalled'
this
.year
without
the
datii
being
hii-wl
at
a
total
cost
of
2r.?j3(ini
liy
doubling
Op
the
present,
4f
iriCli
pfpe
line
lo
the,
present
power
bouse
two
i.j
inch
mains
rotild
be
run
lo
Hie
power
bouse
al
its
riew
location
and
:
new
18
inch
main
would
be
re
quired
to
lakp
care
of
the
domes-lie
waffr
supply.
The
power
thus
'produced
would
cover
Hie
antici
pated
load
fur
next
winter
ex
cept
aUlbe
peak
when
assistance
might
.be
required
from
Hie
dry
night
would
be
Hie
most
cconom
leal.
The
council
would
roba1d'
agree
lo
thai.
The
resolution:
was
second
ed
by
AM.
l'erry
and
carried.
Submits
Account
Mr.
Yuill's
account
for
mak
ing
bis
Investigation
totalling
l.G0i.AT
was
submitted
with
the
request
that
$1,200
be
paid
on
account.
The
request
was
met
oil
motion
of
Aid.
Mc.Mnrdie,
second
cd
Try
Aid.
Perry.
Aid.
McMordie
moved
a
volo
of
(banks
to
Mr.
Yuill
for
bis
report.
The
council,
he
fell,
was
appreciative
of
the
efrort,
care
and
lime
that
had
heen
spent
in
roinpiliriig
fl.
liven
ir
it
resulted
in
nothing
definite
being
undertaken
il
would
always
be
a
valuable
record
worth
much
more
I
ban
was
Iieing
paid
for
it.
Aid.
Lar-sen
seconded
this
motion.
In
replying",
Mr.
Yuill
slated
that
il
bad
been
a
pleasure
for
al
Hie
new
power
house
would;'""
lo
f'1-''1"'
investigation.
-i.ui
-!vt
moo
Tin-
Ti'oiiiii
wminlwl
H
had
been
inlricalfl
but
inler-
1000
yiliivfalls
and,
If
Hie
two:""
"
iunils
were
worked
In
full
capa-jcily,
it
would
probably
lake
care,
of
the
l2f.
load.
'
First
Scheme
Best
j
j
-
Mayor
Newton
asked
Mr.Yuill
wluil
Kcheiiii;
he.
would
adopt.
If
lit
were
his
private
undertaking
iaiiii
lie
were
called
upon
to
meet
Ibe
immediate,
requirement
of
Jlbls
city.
To
this
Mr.
Yuill
readied
Dial,
be
would
adopt,
the
sciienuj
he
bad
previously
rec.oni-
hail
received
the
most
cordial
of
co-operation.
BANQUET
GIVEN
MRS.
DEPENCIER
Brilliant
Assemblage
of
Women
at
Boston
Hall
Last
Evening
to
Honor
Quest
ROUND
OF
VISITS
Woman's
-Canadian,
Club
Joined
With
I.O.D.E.
at
Big
Affair
;
Last
eveliing
over
eigbly
mem
hers
of
the
Imperial
Order
of
the'
Oatighlers
of
Ihe
Umpire
mid
of
the
Women's
Canadian
Club
of
Prince
Hnperl,
presided
over
by
'Mrs.
A.
T.
l'arkin,.
gathered
tftm
DONT
LET
YOUR
BOWELS
GET
CONSTIPATED
A
fr
motion
of
Pw
Ismflj
rvry
day
choiilil
l
Ifw
nil
or
pvrry
om
vin
iLvtf
l
-rfm
iM-alih,
for
oii'e
Hw
tioU
bwHii
rwllil
ami
rlotirnl
up,
all
tlx-
oUrr
ortttns
of
tl
lx1y
t-rom
1raiil.
Kctp
Vour
Bew4t
Rular
by
Ulo
MILBURN'S
LAXA-LIYER
PILLS
Tk-t
will
rli-ar
away
all
ilw
ffWe
and
jilfXiiM
nwUIrr
whlrh
tia
o.llrriMl
in
IIm
yK-iii,
tiif
ywi
a
In.
ey
ami
lulural
fiw.lM.n
or
llf
ImiwfI
rxery
ila,.
utart
th
lurirlh
llvt-r
worllnr.
ami
mvp
lon
aixl
viullly
lo
tlf
w!lr
Inintliul
tract.
.VilUiro'it
Mva-I.lvtr
Pill
ar
for
win
at
all
rinivirlM
ami
lcalr;
put
up
only
by
Th
T.
Mllburn
Ok
Umllfd,
7orHil).
it
(lie
Huston
Hall
al
a
banquet,
given
by
Hie
I.Od).l'
in
honor
of
Mrs.
Hel'encier.
organizing
sec-
relary
of
the
provincial
chapli-r
of
Hie
order.
It
was
a
notable
gathering
in
thai
il
wa
thr.
first
of
its
kind
to
be
held
in
I'rince
Hupert
and
also
it
was
Ibe
first
banquel
at
which
Mrs.
Do
I'encier
had
been
Ihe
guest
of
honor.
Tliercvfjs
a
brijjiant
array
of
women
'present,'
ilia
table
was
decorated
-with
a
profusion
of
flowers
and
a
very
fine
dinner
was
served.
The
affair
opened
with
a
loast
In
the
King
and
the
singing
or
Ihe
National
Anthem.
Then
the
visitor
was
welcomed
liy
Mrs.
Parkin,
who
is
regent
of
Ihe
mu
nicipal
chapter,
and
who
spoke
on
behair
of
the
order
in
this
cily.
She
mentioned
thai
Ibis
was
Ihe
first
event
of
ils
kind
and
would
probaMy
be
Hie
fore-!
runner
of
many
more.
Visitor
Speaks
Mrs.
Del'encier,
who
is
a
good
speaker,
spoke
on
the
work
of
Ihe
order
and
complimenleil
the
women
here
on
I
Me.
work
Hhw
were
doing,
especially
in
ereclin?
Ibeir
own
building.
This
was
Ihe
second
I.O.D.F..
building
to
be
erected,
the
first
having
been
in
the
Yukon.
She
said
she
consid
ered
il
a
splendid
example
for
others
lo
follow.
She
hoped
some
of
Hie
officers
of
Ihe
provincial
rhnpler
would.
runic
here
for
Ihe
opening,'
,
'Ibe
sp'eiker
llirii
.
?neiUIphed
iha'htf'tt4i&4ai$
Til''
Wl'li'fr1
parts
of
Hie
world.
There
was
the
memorial
in
South
Africa
and
)Hie
living
war
memorial
In
which
I'rince
Hnperl
was
taking
part
for
the
giving
of
scholarships
lo
children
of
the
nyn
who
had
not
come
home.
Already
$
17,(100
of,
the
50,000
required
had
been
I
raised.
Songs
were
given
by
Mrs
"THY
A
NIP
TONIGHT."
BEST
PROCURABLE
a-m
BOTTLiO
&
6UARANTUDJSV
poouci
or
SCOTUNO
:t.tfioeiciiNo
awiMn-aLiHuvcr
duo
tu
mm
The
Original
Label
look
for
it
at
the
Vendors
and
insist
on
GRANT'8
MBEST
PROCURABLE."
This
advert
iscincnl
is
not
published
or
ili.spl.lycd
hy
litis
Liquor
Con
I
rol
Iloiinl
or
by
Hie
novcriirnenl
f
llrilish
Coliiinljia
I-Yaser
and
Mrs.
I.arsen.
Busy
Time
Here
Since
her
arrival
in
the
rily
Mrs.
MelVnoier
has
bad
a
very
busy
time,
flu
arrival
she
was
met
by
.Mrs.
I'artin,
president,
ami
Mrs.
Ilaluher,
vice-president
of
Hie
local
municipal
chapter
of
Hie
I.
(.!
.!;.
ami
driven
to
the
hotel
vvhero
a
fommitlee
exlend-
d
an
official
welcome.
All
then
went
lo
a
tea
given
by
Mrs.
Ill
v
al
Ihe
Itee.lory
where
Hie
visitor
addrcid
the
members
of
Ihe
Women's
auxiliary.
Itishop
Depcncier
and
Archdeacon
and
Mrs.
Iliv
were
Dial
veiling
guests
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
"arkln
at
dinner
and
afterwards
tlhal
was
much
enjoyed
by
Ibe
visitors
Thursday
morning
the
visitors
were
taken
lo
see
Hie
work
done
!)y
Adair
t'arss
Chapter
in
curio
Yesterday
Afternoon
In
Presbyterian
Church
Silver
Circle,
Canadian
(iirls
in
framing,
held
n
sale
of
work
and
amly
and
tea
In
the
Presbyter
Wanted
For
Sale
For.Renl
nr
soldiers
graves
nmLnWo
HicylGASHOAT
fur
s,aw
the
grave
of
Archbishop
.1
1
1
fret
long
Ye
met.
Lunch
was
served
by
Mrs,
tlix
al
the
Heclory
in
honor
of
Mi's.
Hel'encier,
there
being
four
teen
present,
while
Ihe
Hisbop'
was
a
(.Mic.sl
at
(he
Itotary
lun
ebeon.
The
new
Apgllcnn
Church
was
then
Inspected,
many
compli
mentary
remarks
on
the
work
heiifg
passed
by
the
visitors.
T.lie
hospital
next
claimed
at
leijthtn
and
especially
Ibe
work
f
tfje
I.O.I
.F..
there.
The
fjueen
Mary
ward
and
the
Adair
C.arss
ward
as
well
as
the
night
nursery
were
inspected
and
it
was
explained
lo
Hie
organizing
sec
retary
lliat
a
day
nursery
was
lo
he
installed
costing
about
$
1.2011.
Members
of
the
parly
wvre
then
guests
of
Miss
McCntil,
lady
upcriolcmlciit
of
Hie
hospital
at
be
Nurses'
Jlome,
n
call
,
vvus
shown
the
Cold
Storage
plant
uid
other
siahls
by
Mrs.
Parkin.
G.GJ.T.
TEA
AND
SALE
WAS
SUCCESSFUL
i
Herllis
for
four
persons.
New1
and
in
first
class
condition.
A
bargain
for
quick
sale.
Apply
llox
212
Haily
News
Oltice.
lure,
etc.
Phone
1.1.
SIX
rooms
and
balli.
Two
lots
Qlrls
Realized
$61
at
Affair
Held
wilt
ItKNT.
r"
v.
r.ggen
poure.i
ami
.
tirs.
i.
.tii-i.iynioui
assisicii
wiiu
nle.
New,
ttCt
-7
horse
power
engine.
Apply
Oarelaker,
Yacht
Clnli.
tt
FOH
HALF.
Aulo-kuitling
mach
ine,
in
good
condition.
Montgomery's
Store.
'
FOH
SALF..
Household
furni-F.
W.
Mnersch.
90
HOUSES
FOR
SALE
Sooi
local
ion
:i.KiO.(l(
live
rooms
and
htith.
Sec
made
on
.Mrs.
DuYernel
ami
(lie
FOH
HF.NT.--Tliree
large
house-
parly
returned
lo
(he
hotel.
This
jnoruiiig
Ihe
visitors
were
ian
Church,
yijAlcrdayj'a'fliy'iiooii
,
.
.
-realizjng;
fhe
I
riff
'$.
li'i;'
a
.
fcVsiilii
of
Ibe
filfafr.'
'
'
'
U
"ii
i,rtlV
tin
nrv
'
tion
5
$2,000.00
Houble
corner
with
good
house
Section
5
2,I50.U0
tiood
small
hOuse,
Section
7
TO
RENT
i
in
sale,
miss
Marv
Muse
am
IIOAIID
AM)
llou.M.
or
Miss
Frances
Cross
presided
all
only.
Phone
Hed
707.
llirt
wnvL'lllfr
r.,kinllnp
ntlil
l
iu
a
r
.
I
.
.
.
....
imii
I
t
uuuua
'iiriK
i.iiiHiiiw
alio
.tiiss
i.oin
-.tic
line
conducted
(he
sale
of
candy.
SWF.ATKHR
and
all
Miss
Alice
Plllsbiiry
and
Miss
Florence
Sinilh
were
in
charge
ol
Hie
lea
room
and
Misses
Olivi
(onion,
Mary
Wallers,
Laura
Stephens,
F.velyn
Vlckers
mid
Lil
Ijan
Cross
served.
Oranl,
was
cashier
.
.
.
m
The
alTair
opened
with
Hie
n
nut
L.O.LI.
oiiening
ceremony
and
closed'
wild
"Taps
knlleed
goods
made
Phone
liliirk
.'P.I5.
MONUMENTS
P.
LeCtalro
'
'
News
Ihal
Ihe
facultv
he
would
hold
jt
for
some
llino.
The
unexpected
bobs
up,
however,
and
nowwe
see
Zyb.sko
the
chump,
again,
Anl
In
addition
lo
all
Ibis,
Zyhzsko
Is
58
years
old
probaldy
Ihe
'(ddes!
chani)lon
in
the
world
in
lhe(more
nclivo
Universlly
College
of
in
Hie
sjiorl
world
like
lu
every
Wales
has
barred
boat
oilier
wo
'Id
wonders
never
cense,
hinioiig
Ils
fair
students
$1,0011.0(1
Terms
may
be
arranged.
McCalfrey
A
liihhous,
Ltd.
keeping
rooms,
furnished
com
idele.
218
Second
Ave.
1'3
FUHNISIIKD
Housekeeping
Suite
for
rent.
410
Sixth
Avenue,
Fast.
I'hnno
lllue
278.
If
TO
II
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NT.
Suite,
halh
and
'range.
Tinker.
Tel.
57.
six
rooms.
five
rooms
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house,
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Hros.
tf
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for
rent
in
Meeker
Hlock.
IMione
Hed
007.
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'in,
ii
Iniaiuler,
8.10
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137.
boan
kinds
of
to
order
If
.Miss
Lorraine
sub.
P.O.
No.
I.
Prince
Hnperl
H.C.
Agent
for
Granite,
Marble
and
Stone
Monuments
and
Headstones.
and
strenuous
ports.
of
the
North
racing
on
Hie
l
lie
laiesi
ts
Ihe
defenl
or
v
ayno
ground
flint
Ihe
exercise
is
Munn,
Ihe
Nebraskan
wrestler,
by
,
K,y
Injurious
lo
them
has
Stanislaus
Zyhzsko
who
is
again
amused
the
varslly
girls
in
ofher
clinmpion
of
Ibe
world:
II
had
,,
arts
of
Kngland,
who
conlend
been
Ihoiighl
that
Slraugler
ibnl
Ihe
action
is
not
louitricil
I...
Lewis
had
set
I
led
wild
'ybzsko
Uw
experiences.
.Hosving
as
a
finally
and
when
Mimn
look
the
Uporl
for
women
Is
on
Ils
way
line
rrom
Lewis
li
was
preiiicteii
to
enjoy
even
greater
popularity
In
Ihe
Old
'Country,
il
is
said,
Judging
by
Ihe
strides
II
has
iiindc
In
Ihe
lns
Iwo
years.
Mixed
boat
rnclng,
however,
is
not
ndvocaled
and
II
is
declared
unlikely
Ihal
women
will
ever
row
nsnlnsl
men.
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animal
charges
worth
or
municipal
bonds.
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u,,.
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worth
Lake
is
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as
(he
first
step
in
Ibe
j,n
fur
some-year
yet
whether
direction
of
extending
the
oily's'or
not
it
were
running
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if
il
power
development
from
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were
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il
would
reittire.
worlli
Ijake
as
reported
upon
by,
another
Ja.000
pr
year
lo
lake
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the
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