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Coat
gteamnhln
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of
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Pacific
Railway
that,
effective
this
week
the
steamer
Princess;
Adelaide
will
be
withfawn
from
the
Vancouver-
Ocean
Fills-Prince
Rupert
local
ruri
fr
annual
overhaul,
the
fun
to
be
taken
over
during
her
absence
bv
the
sffanw
Princess
Louise.
It
la
expected
the
Princess
Adelaide
will
be
flff
the
run
for
month
or
six
weeks.
Dr
.Joeeph
T
Mandy.
resident
mining
engineer
for
the
northwest-era
mineral
surrey
district,
re
timed
to
the
elty
on
the
Prince
Rupert
trts
morning
from
s
vaca
tloil
trip
to
the
Crntral
States.
'
..81
sW3?r
Wednesday,
Jan
11
k
f.
ADVANTAGE
INTEREST
KEEN
CARIBOO
GOLD
TORUSSIAj
In
Belter
Position
in
Nearness
toninntn
to,
e.
..CofogUid
by
Maiket
Winnlnee
Man
Savs
ueparimem
oi
.nines
EDMONTON,
Jan.
11:
Lumber!
VICTORIA.
Jan.
11:
Interest
in
from
Scandinavia
and
Russia
Is
in
!
the
lode
gold
possibilities
of
the
better
position
to
get
in
on
the
Bri-1
cariboo
district
of
British
Columbia
tlsh
market
than
lumber
from
theju
widening
and
it
Is
said,
there
Is
west
coast,
it
was.
explained
by
R.
J.
Gourlay,
of
Winnipeg,
general
managed
of
the
Beaver
Lumber
Company
and
member
of
the
Canadian
committee
of
the
Hudson's
Bay
Company,
who
arrived
in
the
city
to
attend
the
annual
conference
of
the
Hudson's
Bay
Company.
,
In
the
first
place,
declared
Mr.
Oourlay,
the
lumber
from
the
two
European
sections
referred
to
have
a
great
advantage
over
the
west
In
nearness
to
market
and
consequent
jowcr
freight
rates.
Then,
northern
Europe
has
been
used
to
supplying
exactly
the
sort
of
wood
used
In
England
for
generations.
Mr.
Oourlay
pointed
out.
however,
that
the
situation
was
not
so
bad
every
Indication
of
great
prospect
ing
'activity
next
summer
in
hills
above
the
famous
old
placer
workings
Of
earlier
days.
Hon.
W.
A.
Mc-Kenzle,
minister
o
mines,
has
given
orders
to
his
department
for
the
xjmDlllnK
of
essential
features
of
all
quartz
deposits
of
the
district
to
make
information
available,
for
prospectors.
The
minister
of
mines
is.
firm
in
his
conviction
that
the
lode
mining
possibilities
of
the
hills,
contiguous
to
the
rich
creeks
of
former
days,
will
contribute
-largely
to,
the
prosperity
of
the
province.
Recently
more
than
159
claims
were
located
In
two
or
three
weeks
between
Cottonwood
and
Barker-
as
reports
from
Britain
regarding
i
vllle
and
Gold
Commissioner
J.:
f-the
big
Russian
lumber
deal
would
Scarlett
at
Barkerviile
reported
hat
lead
one
to
believe.
Even
before
the
recent
trade
agreements
at
Ottawa
lumber
from
the
U.
S.
west
coast
was
sold
in
Britain
and
there
was
no
reason
now
why
Canada
should
not
be
able
to
da
the
same
with
tariffs
in
her
favor.
In
other
respects,
also.
Mr.
Oourlay
believed
that
the
Imperial
Conference
agreements
will
have
other
favorable
Influences
between
Canada
and
Britain.
land
upon
whlfch
the
mining
of
f
Ice
stood
and
the
cemetery
there
had
been
staked.
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ii
mmmmm
Clifton
Hotel
Burns
With.
Loss
of
NearIyj.Sli50ft.Q0Q
dog.
amTwho
was
forced
to
flee
with
bU
wife
nslallation
Of
Oddfellows
Joint
Ceremony
With
Urbftahs
i'ojlpwrd
by
lianquet
and
f
Dance
At
the
Oddfellows'
Hall
last
eve-1
nlng
tljtre
was
a
Joint
installation
I
of
Officers
of
the
Oddfellows
andi
(lebelcahs
by
District
Deputies
James
Hadden
and
Mrs.
Dert
Mpr-pap
and
Prmnd
Marshalls
II.
M
Hale
and
Mrs.
T.
II.
Priest.
The
ceremony
was
followed
by
a
panquet
prepared
most
capably
by
the
Rebekahs.
Following
this,
the
floor
was
cleared
for
a
series
of
old
time
dances,
a
most
enjoyable
time
;
being
spent.
Hotel
Arrivals
1
PJUNCK
KUI'KRT
E,
P.
Uogap,
Porcher
Island;
J-HalJ,
1.
L
Qray,
W.
VolHngs)d.
M
cArdle
and
J.
Andarson.
Van-
cpuyl&r;
C.
p.
Duke
and
Mrs.
O.'
Lawjrerxi,
8tewart;
O.
K.
Ashton
and
p.
Martin.
Massett;
Mrs
W.
V(,
toonan,
Telkwa:
W.
J.
Rooney.
Edmonton;
O
II.
TycttO,
Jasper:
Pll.
King.
Inverness;
II.
D
Gray.
.OR.
son
In
their
nlcht
attire.
Mrs.
Payne
is
Again
Head
of
U,
Church
Aid
The
Ladies
Aid
of
first
United
Church
held
its
first
maw
ting
of
the
year
last
evening
st
the
home
of
Mr.
D.
Ssnterbane,
Eighth
Avenue
West.
Officers
for
the
year
have
been
elected
as
follows:
Honorary
President,
Mrs.
W.
II.
Kergln.
,
President;
Mrs.
J.
3
Payne.
VlM-Preslojsnt,
Mrs.
O.
V.
Wil
kinson
;
Secretary,
Mrs.
Thomas
Stiver-sides.
Treasurer,
Mrs.
George
Cleeonne.
Chaplain,
MU
MeOrwfor.
Rritislt
Pound
and
Canadian
l)ollar
on
New
York
Kxcliancc
NEW
YORK,
JanT
ll:-The
British
pound
sterling
OmtC
at
on
the
local
foreign
eneiiinge
market
yesterday,
being
up
He
for
the
day.
The
Canadian
dollar
closed
steady
at
88V
Mrs.
Lamb
is
President
at
Rupert
East
i
The
annual
meeting
of
the
Rupert
i
Bast
United
Church
Udtes'
Aid
was
held
Tuesday
afternoon
in
the,
Ruin.1
ol
the
Clifton
Hii'i-1,
lamed
horcvinoon
hoUliy
at
NuiK.ua
F.ill
on'
ud.(h
a
buiiurl
vu'.li
hi-av)
ln.vt.
;.ir
.shown
in
the
UPPER
ui
'
irt
above,
while
the
LOWER
how
fuenn'ii
still
busily
vnR.iged
in
curbing
tlie
flaraei.
muuv
hours
after
the
blase
was
tint
discovered.
The
alarm
was
gl
n
by
the
caretaker
of
the
hotel,
who
wa
itwskened
wy
his
ana
mu
tie
Joe
Scott
retucnei
to
the
city
on
the
Prince
RunArt
Uils
morning
from
a
vacation
trip
to
Vancouver.
church
Hall.
Offlcora
for
the
currant
year
were
!
elected
as
follows:
!
President-Mrs
Malcolm
Lamb.
;
Vlce-Prestytnt-Mrt,
O
Krausevj
I
Secretary-Treasurer
Mrs.
James
Watt
SIX-HOUR
DAY
BILL
j
Fire-Day
Wefk
Also
I'rpvlded
I'or
n
Measure
Plated
Itrfnre
l.
S.
"Senate
Yesterday
WA8HINOTON,
DC.
Jan.
1I:-A
tll
providing
for
a
six-hour
day
Hiid
five-day
week
m
the
United
States,
was
presented
to
the
Senate
yentcrd
w
by
Senator
Black
of
Alabama
and
referred
to
a
special
com-rnlitee
presided
over
by
Senator
Morris
of
Nebraska.
1
J
Father
Hammond
Wednesday.
January
11
m?-
OBJECTS
OF
JWATION
W.
t
d
Ocelli
U
Irtterektlng
JJere,Ttaher,'
AsvoriatTon
Ta,klW
.
hb
subject
"The
v-tlmutr
Enil
of
EciucaUpn."
W
v
c
9'l(eii!
ol
the
city
teai-i.i!.
stuf
nave
a
yep
ln(ferestlng
ihouftbt'PaXQ.Wy
fyh
m
Prlnfe
Rujswl
TVafear
A.s.s.
UorfXt
the
regular
monthly
m
ing'
Lt
evenir)4
io
the
BtK
-.!,
Memorial
8chool.
presided
ov
:
J.
S.
Wilson.
Mi
O'Neill
emphaated
at
out-!
th-
'.remenfs
import.
m
of
thr
?undamenl
subjr
speltto
reading,
writing,
nr.
mew
ami
:lie
other
Subject
curti
alum
'I
the
sckooU
Ei
.
tloi;
'
lil'1
mental,
morn!
phv
i
It
meant
the
growtti
tfVt
-lopment
of
mental
and
ri,
"itren-'H
'.
:hr
end
Uut
tte
'
mon
we
li
a
re
of
humanity
n..
be
happier
After
all
there
be
no
better
definitive
of
Vhe
of
idu'-atlon
th'in
that
give'
thf
n.TMirst
Teacher
of
all
v.
said
I
am
come
tivit
ye
u,
have
life
and
ifcat
ys;
mishit
'more
abundantly."
Tlie
tea
anuiutled
b
this
aim
anrt
.
ihi
ubj((
t
.
at
a
meus
lo
.n
yt
thlx
objective,
would
entfr
dasiuoom
with
rtith
inr
and
tnnkc
a
definite
contrtb.'
to,
t!--
(tiildren
from
oay
to
uod
through
them
to
the
fir.
leartcrs
of
the
country
More
specific
alms
form
I
tit
p
of
tills
general
aim
would
be
sWered
under
six
headings
n!
always
care
for
their
rer
their
children,
secure
tl..
onomlc
necensitles.
organl7c
i.vic
anion
engage
in
recreated
a;tfv
their
religious
tnt(
Eduntion
must
lnrlm!'
work
of
all
agencies
which
(
i:
health
promote
a
wholesoni-
'
ti
llff
devotf
a
profitable
mi
life
13.ce
a
wortln
:iff
enrich
the
retreat.
on
and
fnter
the
religious
and
Tie
'pe.tker
then
enlarv"
how
these
might
be
attained
tl
e
partlrtilur
contribution-m:ht
be
made
through
the
and
the
'ublecU.
curr
iliir
esttr.i-currlniUr
The
v.-ilx
romp.inlcirnhlp
the
use
of
...
metlr
towardi
enabling
the
'
to
burivet
according
to
lunr
f
M
e
pitfalls
of
the
hV'em
ind
speculation
the
.
tution
or
ait
the
hlator
,plei
and
'.heir
Uvea.
Inurl
exterior
Improvement
mikm
the
home
attract
n-hln'lInK
were
some
of
the
a
,
roti'idered
The
Innwmerabl.
a
It
whl:
h
a
M'idy
of
lltermtux
;trtbuted
towards
the
alnu
o!
'
itwn
that
would
enable
pc:
Irnioy
tnrir
lelnur
period'
need
for
the
development
o:
w.trd-looklnx
minds
and
the
ittituuon
of
avocations
for
tl
many
ways
tn
which
people
.
tinte"
when
they
have
lelut
a
,
dealt
with
I
Social
Regeneration
Takusg
as
one
specific
n.
;
Mm.
the
pwMem
af
social
itift
M
tHe
crime.
Mr.
O'Neill
discussed
t
:
oiogical
method,
that
is
th
I
rnjaalton
through
a
system
:
leeilie
breed
tns
ol
all
who
:
It1
1
i
A
'any
criminal
tandeneie.
sec
iioved
to
Anyox
,
improving
s
f
;
snd
eeoooinlc
conditions
by
m
Well
Known
tltetrkt
Cleric
to
Re-
!L
J0
ri
Mime
Parhh
Priest
st
Smrirr
.Jr..
ruer
Town
.
wtuwj.
hit
outiui
u.
i.
i
.J...
i
...
oi
eacn
new
individual
in
as
he
came
on
the
ataae
of
,
pie
last
would
be
the
only
wa
.,
Mher
J
Hammond
OM
frr-
j
pirate
crime
r??K?J
nHP
'r
Snj?ni
Through
education,
not
oni
CnthoUr
Church
hefu
4
fr
jie
Kheota
lHto
,
!l?ll!Wfrt,t
I"-
urch.
the
Bun,
tolthen,
arrived
In
thoTfTbml
j
radlo
J
!!Z!Jhe
the
lm.iv..
,
Prince
Rupert
U
Ahyox
aVfhkh
d
ute
their
Dolnt
he
will
in
fniiir-iv.
it
.
7;
7
.
m
w
5
r
.
-
"
"""I""
"
amoiuons
and
eonMiences
v
na
Man
nvlaal
1W
To
theVoter5:
of
Prince
Rupert
City,
J
offer
myself
as
rundldatp
for
!it
position
of
alderman,
and
in
support
thereof
I
sojteff
Mir
vote
If
elected
I
shall
approve
a
policy
of
strict
acohotriy
m
all
branches
or
the
flit-administration,
the
sllmtnatVi
of
the
present
deficit,
and
the
balancing
dT
the
city
budget,
.
T.
J.
Shcntoii-
cure
that
cqndet
in
IndV
Mk...
I
.
I
1
1
4
.
,
t
.
a
..1
win;
aycmi
uif
wuictl
wouiu
i"
the
common
'welfare
of
humi
first
and
provide
an
obundatv
iClal
gpd
fconomic
life
for
all
A
tiry
hearty
vote
of
thank
enthlstft4lpBlly
accorded
Mr
"
tfelll
for
his
very
able
nair
I
C.N.R,
Trains
Mondayg'
Wetinedays
and
F
I
ddyi
9:30
p
'From
the
nast
Tuesdayg,
Thursdays
and
Sati
nays
.
Si-..10:l8
p
ui.