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DAILT
EDITIOH
Tues.lny;
ilauuary
5,
lOL'fi.
Fire
At
Prince
Rupert
Spruce
Mill.
Willi
the
priicticully
complete
destruction
of
the
Prince
Rupert
.Spruce.
Mill
at
Seal
Cove
in
yesterday
morning's
lire,
the
second
lisulrous
blaze
to
visit
the
place
within
two
mouths'
lime,
will
probably
disappear
any
poibility
of
the
plant
being
rebuilt
ulpug
its
furoier
lines.
This
does
mil
necessarily
mean,
however,
that
there
will
bo
no
rebuilding
by
Mr.
Sini'h
or
possibly
other
interests.
Large
limber
holdings
go
with
the
Prince
Rupert
'Spruce
Mill
and
it
Jius
been
a
ipieslion
ever
since
(he
mill
-was
Infill
if
they
could
be
used
to
besl
advantage
by
straight
sawmilliug
operations.
The
next
move
along
the
line
of
the
timber
industry
in
Prince
Rupert
will
probably
be
the
fonuda-tion
of
a
pulp
and
paper
industry,
an
objective
that
Mr.
Smith
hiniself
had
in
view
since
he
acquired
the
local
plant
about
a
year
ago.
Local
people
naturally
bemoan
the
loss
of
the
sawmill
but
out
of
its
aslies
may
yet
rise
Prince
Rupert'
greatest
s.iugle
industrial
plan!.
,
'.Citizens
of
Prince
Rupert
generally
will
sympathize
with
Mr.
Smith
in
his
troubles.
U
is
a
well
knuwu
Tact
thai
the
first
fire
proved
a
great
shock
to
him
with
the
result
that
since
it
occurred
he
has
lain
ill
at
his
home,
in
San
Francisco.
The
business
like
way
in
which
Mr.
Smith
took
hold
of
the
local
Miwiuill
and
put.
it
.011
a
stable
productive
basis
caused
confi-'dence
lo
be
inspired
in
him
ami
'it
will
be
a
matter
for
general
regret
if
ihesexvVfiascos
result
in
him
relinquishing:
his
interests
here.
Breaking
out
in
the
dead
of
night
a
it
did
and
in
a
hmi
that,
was
not
showing
at
the
time
a
vestige
of
activity,
circumstances
surrounding
the
second
fire
al
llie
mijl
are
of
a
nature
that
could
well
bear
investigation.
There
eem
some
fntinda-
turn
lo
the
belief
that
a
"fire
bug"
or
spile
worker
might
have
'been
at
the
bollom
of
it.
ills
iq
be
expected
that
the
maMer
will
be
fully
probed
and
it
is
lo
be
hoped
that
any
nefarious
work
there
might
have
been
will
be
brought
to
light.
Railway
Report
Is
Gratifying
One.
According
to
the
report
of
V.
A.
Kiugsland,
general
manager
of
Weslej-n
Lines,
the
Canadian
National
Railways
from
Ihe
Great
Lakes-west
lo
the
Pacific
Coast
have
made
good
healthy
pnjgress
during
1025
cpmmensurale
with
the
sm-ce-s
thai
ha'-,
been
achieved
during
the
past
three
years
by
Sir
Hemy
Thorn-.ton
and
his
abfjj
ru'uleunii.ls.
11
now
looks
as
if
the
good
work
,vtfl
continue'
and
that
the
system
may
mioii
be
lifted
from
it'
position
as
a
burden
on
the
Canadian
taxpayer.
There
have
been
a
lot
of
innovations
nvide
at
considerable
expense
by
the
CN.R.
during
the
past
year
to
make
the
line
more
atlraclive"
and
comfortable
for
the
(ravelling
public.
R.
spile
or
these,
the
finances
are
said
to
lip
in
a
very
healthy
position.
This
re
fl
eels
good
management
and
it
is
to
be
hoped
that
Ihe
regular
business
such
or
the
handling
of
freight,
etc..
is
being
haudled'ni
a
like
manner.
That
the
roadbed
should
be
kept
in
good
order
is
another
mailer
thai
is
equally
imporbtnl.
It
is
no
use.
.attracting
and
obtaining
business
if
it
cannot
be
handled.
No
doubt
(his
aspect
is
also
receiving
due
attention.
In
connection.
with
Mr.
Kingsland's
report,
it
is
particularly
gratifying
to
know
that
the
line
making
Prince
Rupert
its
terminus,
through
lourisl
business
and
fish
handling
particularly,
has
contributed
to
the
general
success.
It
is
to
be
hoped
(hat
the
grain
movement
through
Prince
Rupert
will
have
proven
another
important
Taclor
before
it
comes
time
to
iaue
the
annual
report,
un
railway
operation
a
year
from
now.
THR0Ar,CrlESTltLDNGS
'There.-U
no
better
feguard
'
ga!nt
cold.
chills,
grippe,
tore,
throats
and
bad
coughs
than
these
silver-:
wrapped
Peps
tablets.
Taking
Peps
periodically
during
trying
winterly
weather
keeps
the
delicate
respiratory
organs
In
healthy
condition
and
protects
against
harm
to
chest
and
lungs.
Seated
up
in
every
Peps
tablet
are
powerful
medicinal
fumes
which
pass
with
the
breath
down
the
throat
and
bronchlal.1
Into
the
lung.
Dr.
Gordon
Stables
and
other
eminent
authority
acknowledge
Peps
invaluable
for
young
and
old.
CARTER-HALLS
GET
CONTRACT
....
.
-.
Will
Build
Million
Dollar
Pulp
Will
at
Fort
Alexander
WINXIPKCi.
Jan.
5.-
Conlvaet;
f(Ptfrecliot
of
a
million
dollar:
'pulp
iiiltll
at
Tort
Alexander
ha
hceir'
lei
In
llnrl
rr-1
1
n
1
1
s
A.-
-
M
I
n
-
f?er,;
loal
cunt
riictlnji
mm.
At
U'siiHt
rt
ijiiillton
dollars
will
lie
px-
ptnpled
on
the
iiplutil
civet
Ion
of
the.
plant,
which
figure
does
not
include
equipment
insinuation
or
buitdinK
of
tuwnsilc.
.
Qwinp
lo
absolute
nece.ssilv
for-speed
so
that
certain
con-Inujls.
for
suppHe
of
paper
may
he
filled,
no
tenders
were
asked
and
paper
will
be
shipped
.
from
Hie
plant
late
in
1020.
About
"00
men
will
find
immediate
employ
ment,
which
should
carry
them
Uirousrh
the
winter"
season.
Ac
liily
will
auamenl
when
warmer
W'ftather
arrives
anil
permanent
employment
will
he
afforded
many
wilh
completion
of
the
mill.
Ihe
Spanish
Itixer
Pulp
and
Paper
Company
is
the
parent
organisation
which
i
operating
here
as
the
Manitoba
Pulp
and
Paper
Company.
V.
M.
Turner
is
resident
engineer
and
he
is
In
daily
communication
with
Col.
C.
II.
I..
Jones,
vi'-e
president,
Spanish
River.
CITY
COUNCIL
AND
SCHOOL
PUYSHED
Site
on
Borden
Street
to
be
In-spected
by
Committee,
Before
Work
Is
Proceeded
With
'Hie
school
board
had
a
letter
before
the
cily
council
last
night
request
iim
thai
Ihe
cily
aist
the
board
in
connection
with
the
erection
of
Ihe
proposed,
play-shed
at
the
liorden
SI
reel
Sehool
hy
locating:
the
site
and
prepar
ing
the
ground
for-
the
structure
which
will
meamire
25
by
5(i
feel
1
lie
noaru
Mateo
that
il
wa
prepared
In
pay
the
cosi
of
doing
.llie
work.
Aid.
Perry
was
in
favor
of
fipiiipIyiUK
wilh
lb
rnquest
of
Ihe
hoard.
II
would
enable
work
to
be
done
a.
I
this
lime
when
I
here
was
a
food
ileal
of
unemployment.
In
any
ease,
Ihe
cily
would
be
able
to
do
the
work
mure
economically
than
the
hoard.
Aid.
Stephens
thousrbf
no
definite
action
should
be
taken
until
the
council
had
the
opportunity
of
inspertim?
and
approving
Ihe
site.
The
council
owed
this
to
llie
properly
owners
nearby
Who
mighl
he
affeeled
liy
buijtl-inirs
placed
on
Hip
cily
resere.
Il
was
pointed
out
by
Aid..
Perry
and
AM.
.MeKecluiie
Ibid
the
proposed
location
was
a
low
one
and
the
buildinp
would
no.'
affect
the
view
or
people
tixing
on
Borden
SI
reel.
On
motion
or
Aid.
Casey,
seconded
hy
AIJ.
Perry,
il
was
decided
that
a
committee
consisting
of
the
Hoard
of"
Work,
AM.
Stephen
and
Aid.
Smith
should
inspeel
the
mi,,
and
meet
the
property
ovner
affected
before
makiiiK
final
derision
lo
proceed
wilh
the
work.
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
ays:
NO
one
can
say
thai
the
people
Of
Prince
Uunert
were
not
uslir
early
on
the
rirsl
real
business
day
or
Ihe
.New
Year.
WKI.L,
here'
the
New
Year
and
how
do
you
like
if?
WH.KX
a
Jay
driver
copie..
down
the
sired
and
a
jay
walker
rroMsc
the
nlreel
then
look
nut
fni
1
rouble.
TIIKMK
was
a
one
ftond
thin?
about
the
U.arden
of
Cden
they
did
not
have
the
hooX
or
money
borrowing
habit
in
those
days.
KO.MK
hurylar
recently
stole
a
bathtub
from
a
residence
in
a
'southern
winter
resort.
They
ilouhlless
were
iJiukuig
a
cl.ean
jri't-n-way.
JKSSK
James
was
a.Keutloinan
In
spats
compared
with,
spine
of
the
modern
bandits.
TWO
of
the
worst
noises
in
an
apartment
block
are
a
bahv
cut
'iiik
leeili
nnd
a
father
breaking
111
u
new
iniir
of
shoes.
WHEN
driving
fast
m
an
aulo-
mahl
leincmher
you
can
tmjy
die,
ui
f
but
fines
are
plenty.
Slt:
was
only
a
ns,lmnn
duushter
bqt
she
knv'
h(pv
in
hrtiidle
Ihe
in!es
A
MAN
may
not.
know
how
much
ii
costs
lo
stop
a
train
hut
you
can
bet
your
life
he
has
.1
jtood
idea
ol
how
much
II
costs
to
.'ill
up
Ihe
furnace.
,
xllllilstvMAs
and
jXew-'
Year
,h
,
over,
-
;
With
nil
its
gladness
sal
Ubs,
.wfalu-r
can
sit
back
coidpiUyl
And
look
for
Ue
bill
-
hills
-
bill.
IT'S
nol
miirli
good
trying
to
pick
a
bone
wilh
a
vegetarian.
A
ilAX-
may
be
said
to
be
crooked
when
lie
ha
to
usri
n
monkey
AvcMieh
to
enable
him
ti
turn
a
street
corner.
CIIKRSL'
i
quiet
at
Chieaco
reads
a
headline
They
p.obably
know-
how-
to
keep
d
quiel
in
I
he
big
city.
Till',
only
tiling
must
men
rual
in
their
own
homes
is
Hie
water
for
their
hath.
ONK
of
the
ihiiiK
we
hav
ni'ver
heard
about
is
a
plumber
working
himsi'li
tn
death.
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
January
5,
1916.
W.
I).
Vance,
on
behalf
of
tin
Prince.
Huperl
Amateur
Athletic
Association,
applied
lo
the
council
Monday
niahl
for
permiasioo
to
erect
an
open-air
rink
on
Mar
ket
Piace.
all
proeeml
over
ex
penses
lo
go
in
the
Patriot
it
fund.
Permission
was
jr
ran
ted.
M.
M.
Stephens
ha
again
taken
over
llie
hu-ine
of
M.
j-
Mepliens
t
Uo.
.Mr.
Wade
laave-on
Thuisday
for
Montreal,
while
Mr.
llalMy
in
soiiik
lo
the
Iron
with
the
tOind.
II.
.
Johnnou,
of
Inverness,
is
in
lite
city
in
connection
will
tV
ea-p
of
Van
v.
J.
H.
Todd
A
So.
an
action
for
damage
throurh
a
collision
linHvi'en
a
lu
helong-nr
lo
Mesrs.
I'odd
witli
a
jjas-
oline
hoat.
PLAN
CITY
WORK
TO
RELIEVE
UNEMPLOYED
MARRIED
MEN
IN
TOWN
.
-.
Then-
lii'inw
tin
1
1
a
l.iru''
iiiun-
ber
ot
unernploy'i
laimly
men
in
the
eil
al
this
time
wilh
no
work
in
sight
or
I
hem.
Abt
Casev
announced
last
iiizhl
that
In
proposed
In
ask
the
Hoard
Of
Works
in
authorize
J.
Me
1
1,
an.
city
road
foieinan.
to
divide
the
work
thi-
cily
ha,
in
band
in
suck
a
manner
a
to
distribute
the
employment
iviog
the
prefer
enee
In
married
men
in
all
case.
The
uupefjnn
will
be
eoushler-
ed
by
Ihe
Hoard
or
Works
al
it
meeting;
thi
week.
STEWART
MAN
WAS
WEDDED
IN
VICTORIA
John
Clegs
Is
United
ln
Marragc
to
Miss
Dorothy
Katherlne
Abbey
A
quiet
weddiiiK
took
plane
last
Wcduesilay
al
it
o'clock
at
St.
Mary
Church,
Oak
liay,
Vic
toria,
when
Ilev.
A.
de
L.
Nunns
untied
1(11
inarriave
Dnrolhy
Kalherine.
younKest
dauKhler
of
Mr.
and
Mr.
.
T.
Ahhey
of
Pcntlanil
ttotul.
and
John
Clev
or
Stewart,
son
of
John
Eczema
Was
So
Bad
Could
Hardly
Sleep
,
Mrs.(
O.
Jones,
Kitscoty,
Alt.,
wriu-si
'I
had
eczema
on
my
lfl
Land,
ajid
my
first
finger
was
to
swollen,
sure
and
itchy
I
could
kaidjy
slwp
at
night
I
got
a
prcdcriptloa
from
toy
doctor,
but
H
did
met
no
good,
so
I
finaily
began
to
take
Alter
I
had
Ukcn
three
bottles
I
ia
eompIetly
relieved
of
my
eczema,
and
would
advise
any
one
suffering
froai
any
diBuu
of
the
Wood
to
un
D.IUJ..
as
it
'
worth
its
price
many
times
over,
'
'
This
valuable
preparation
las
been
on
the
market
for
the
piut
47
years
put
up
only
by
The
T,
UUtura
Co-Liuiied,
Tomato,
Oat.
iTueilaj.
January
$,
10
a
Very
Latest
Hit!
Victor
Record
No.
1984Q-"Who"-
and
"Sunny"
by
George
Olsen
and
His
Music
10-inch
double-Hided
Record,
y
5C.
hnu
i:ie
and
Ihe
late
.Mrs.
".leuK
ol
llucknall,
Kuttlnnd.
The
bride
wa
srien
In
marriage
by
her
father,
and
wn
cowned
in
amethyst
velvet,
simply
fashioned
and
trimmed
with
pray
fur
and
wore
a
blaek
Het
hat
faced
wilh
amislhysl
silk.
Her
bomiuet
wa
n
shower
or
bridal
rose.
Little
Mis
Hetty
dense,
nieee
o
the
hriile,
acted
a
flower
Rirl.
and
wa
ilrewsed
in
a
frock
of
whHe
tlk.
The
.-room
wa
supported
by
hi
brother,
S.
Clegr.
Later
Mr.
nnd
Mrs.
J.
Clcpx
left
for
Vancouver,
and
later
will
make
their
home
In
Flewart.
where
Mr.
('Iep
ha
mining
LAND
ACT.
Nolle
of
lnlnlln
to
Aaply
to
Ltus
Ltnd.
In
llie
I'rlore
llnir
la.nj.
neenrdmt
Owirlel
snd
sltuiite
on
VTmrsstul
Hnd
nitr
rmncj.n
lUml.
nine
Crint
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