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yoL. 11, NO. 232

PRINCE RuPERT, B.C., WEDNESDAY,

OCTOBER 11, 1911.

PRICE FIVE CENTS

 

OTOR

CAR MAKES TRIP THROUGH THE INTERIOR

 

pany:
Secure

While city’s hydro-electric
ressing towards the
for clearing
Woodworth

stage
ound
trides are being made
larger scheme of the

Prince I Hydro-electric Com-
Khatahda Falls some
fifty the city up the
Sk he Khatahda River
ting it present there are
t loyed at the survey
work ess there ard the
work most extensive char-
survey parties
the falls to the
w clad mountains
{ce exes and
juipmert of extra
light rope are

work
their camp situ
re of the first small
Khatahda River rear

2

jeyond this point

nother ard much

the intention of

tri Company

el of the

s the larger lakes

he water
or twelve miles

enormous supply

to}

i
at a point which Jinstalling the pla
first lake |may be

storage |

EXTENSIVE DEVELOPMENT WORK DONE
AT THE KHATADA RIVER FALLS PLANT

Party of Thirty Men on Survey Work for the Prince Rupert Hydro-Electric Com-
-Will Construct Dam to Turn Two Lakes into One and

an Immence Waiter Power From It

 

 

GOLDEN WHEEL

P.E. Sands and Two Companions Completed Arduous

Trip from Seattle to Hazelton in 20h. p. Auto
Securing Pacific Highway Assn. Award

reach Hazelton

il from Seattle

ie Pacific High-
medal for the i?

' debaker, Flanders |
Prince Rupert
mapager wf the

cy for the Pacific
the car ' through |}

s of the journey

flavor of the
hieving the trip |

rs, and the feat}

most difficult ever

auto

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and ten miles of |

rail over whi h|
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icle had ever pas- |
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FINE NEW POWER BOAT

: Rufus

Laylor’s ‘‘Rasieleass"’

Built for Heavy Weather—Unique in Several
Respects—Gulf of Mexico Model

ion is the new

irmigan now at the
wharf being en-
‘unch, the

will at

pretty |
once dis-

is the first power
tructed throughout
Island
which has been sent
Maine to

The

Porcher
Coast of
Pia ht building,
Mr, Rufus
ly built her

is designed on the

Gulf

Mr. Taylor being a
ei Florida. Her

0 It, her

| ‘ONngS to

ITACTLCE

of Mexico

of water can be held back in the]tions made continuously during |have affiliated with the Scandira- A new cold storage plant cap-|halibut they can catch. Mr. Deb- Frozen Like Logs
} g : Bape ge ft Pp g
mountains thus, sufficient to pro-|the fall and winter so that abun-|vien Aid Fellowship of this con-|able of treating thousands of tons|risay is very po aie emorg the] The halibut ere caught on the
I g ) y poy g £
vide for all drought or searcity|dance of deta may be evailable.|tinent. There are several hurdred|of halibut has been opened this|fishermen, for the reputation he|barks off Durdzs Islard a few
a £ ; :
through frost. Though only ore|An effort is also being made to|Scardiravians in this city. week by Mr. James Debrisay, the|/has earned of being a fair and|miles @wey, ard efter arrival at
of the water-powers controlled by | have a Government meteorological —— well known canner of Wales Is-| honorable business man. the cold storage plert are put
the Prince Rupert Hydro-electric | statior. placed at a point of vantage St. lillie 8 Society land—ore of the largest islands at : ‘ into a cold over ard frozer stiff
I ) | ] £ y ig Freezing Plant
Company _ this Khathada River | here so that me teorological data The’ St. Andre w’'s Soc iety will che entrex ce to the Portland Canal. Several years ago, before Wales right through. Ther they are
Power is many times greater than | having a bearing upon the work|meect in the Carpenters’ Hall tc-|This has given great satisfaction inlantivivds. coda ito .Ganeda bt carried on racks to the store-
that owned by the city. The fect}2s well as upon the district gen-|morrow night. Busiress of im-|to local fishermen, who now will eg cr ee -- |room and being frozen solid are
: ? ae : I : : ithe Alaska award, the Debrisey|"~ : hile .
thet Prince Rupert City is to have pf Cer may be available. ‘ portance. have another market for all the] >, nijy operated a cannery on the piled like cord wocd waitirg ship-
a power of its own is regarded ¢ =| island, but after the island be-|™e"t in cold storege steamer.
un edventage even if the city were a as insta ARN eet Wo In this way they reach the market
5 ers ceme Canadian territory, the Wales
to use a great deal of the Khata is waleteme liga .:.11,}2@8 fresh as or the day they were
vey , Islard pack was declared dutiable
power as it is certain to ae tn. the Uhided States, “erd the caught.
the evert of a breakdown or i. canneries Sepeeds raat: ens The plart is driver by water
part of either power supply it wes re-opered, ard extensive power derived from 2 lake in the
other might be able mountain over the cannery, and
’ | additions made to the plas An ; ; ? é
Rdsusien of tie’ sing Bein ‘Two Long Lines of Transports ‘Guarded by Battleships and «tise mock he Plant. AS |Mr. Debrisay is now engoéd th
ones ee sic ee Cruisers Left Italy for ‘Tripoli Last Night capacity fot kaieng tit” five ae ering ¢ tunes) [0 a ae
enable repairs to be made we eit ip lof ice per dey was instelled ag | the available power
| All this fall therc will be work lwell as large coldystorege rooms | Large Saimon a
ota aicent te) THREE TURKISH WARVESSELS SUNK = iss oro tthcnats Ex”), tn eat sa
; i | Mr. Debrisay has had a large pack
1 It is the intention of the compas i Big Trade Coming of Imor thi yeat He ‘a
| , - - |O sa on this ear. 4 vas
‘to have a huge weir erected) Turks and Arabs at Tripoli Make an ‘About to Résaritute the Town But Are Re-| Or Mordey morrirg ef this lGefiaud® licehene < to" fais ore eee
lacross the river in order that full pulsed by Italian Gunners—Great Britain Announces Her Neutrality in week the plantwes put into) 3. River which is close to
l test ’ : , of the speec © as : ss operatior, and is row actively],,, tg ;
|tests may be made of the speed the War—Turkey Wants a Christian to Act as Foreign Minister ¥ i : ve | Wales Island, but his men man-
ind quantity of the water for , at work freezirg fish for the| "4 | catch of eae
’ . . 5 . ~ + . c agec O get a goc catc 0 Ss.
he purposes of the engineers Canadian Press Despatch Britain's Declaration The firirg continued for several |southern ard eastern markets. By|*® { : sad F ‘ es ss
t ng : : ; ; ; aroun 1e islands. . A steame
nte so that there Rome, Oct. 11.—All day yester- Great Britain hes formally given hours till moonlight whe1 the|the time the G. T. P. is completed | inka of ‘eatin left. ah ‘
{ } ! Ly } ozd of salmon le ve cannery
ibsolute calculations made|4@y the Italian expedition for|notice of her neutrality in the Turks retired in good order with|more enlargements will be added, Wt + weeks aH sieceonte ae A
. . ° ‘ ° . . af .S a : wats are
lcovering every conceivable con-| l'ripoli was busy completing its| [(alian Turkish war. |! heavy loss. The Italians whose|ard the plant will daily ship cz * | brin ging in cohoes. .
ungency trom the start of the | preparations, ard at night sailed osses were slight pursued thejloads of frozer halibut to the ey ee
work. It is the intention of the|for Africa. All lights were ex- b Furks for four hours. |markets of the prairie provinces] New fall goods constantly ar-
| engineers io have these observa- | tinguished on the transports, ard FIGHTING AT TRIPOLI | eee lard Eastern Canada. | riving— Wallace’s.
wanhalic Waecik a ees ita Tripoli 8 a ne
the ve Ils pr ceeded in two lines, Tripoli, Oct. 11.—The Turk TURKISH BOATS SUNK = ——
half a mile apart, flanked and do rot interd to abandon Tripoli | Tana aot A 1 A despaich NNI T AS
WINNER : eo : bv stror g es of to the Italians without further} to the London Age nev from Pera A VERSARY BANQUE W
vat 1 al sruisers. ey ; +. - *.
IS IN PRINCE RUPERT « "aeoo | I fl sila resistance. Yesterday 3,000 Turk-|says that the Turkish torpedo AN UNBOUNDED SUCCESS
were ran | mpi ori ( a a ou ene - —T .
es Ay : ish troops with field guns were| boats Tokat, Hamid Abad, Al-
raft ‘ descriptions : ; .
I discovered advancing in two col-| pagut and Antillia while returning rere ee
Wants Christian Minister | ymps with the evident intertion|from the lonien Sea were sur-/ Baptist Brotherhood First Anniversary Last Night
Aceprding to despatch from |of re-captuing the towr. A large prised by an Italian squadron near! Celebrated With Banquet, Song and Speech—
orstar ple : ri : ery Oe ‘ ti s a et i tilere o Ictober niath. d ;
Cor. le, Turkey is very|body of ni iy marched with | My ilene on Oct ber niath A Warm Tribute to Rev. W. H. McLeod
xi0l o have a Christian accept| the troops which presented a for-|smart engagement followed 11
° ais 4 : p om ‘ ° - 1 t . tures atl at rince ins invi
sed before, and three hurdred and | the p of Foreign Minister and|midable array. The Italians were| which three of the torpdeo boais In the MelIntyre Hall beauti-|of Prince Rupert being invited
seventy-five miles of the rout s urged several Armenians suc-| prepared however, ard the Turks lwere damaged and sunk. ‘Thej|fully decorated for the occasion|guests and amongst the other
had never been traversed by any|cessively to accept the office with-| were met with a heavy fire ‘to! fourth escaped by hoisting a foreign loaded tables groaning urder a|guests were Mr. Cy. W. Peck,
self-propelled vehicle For the| out avail | which they replied with energy. | fla g- lavish burden of good things greet-|W. J. Alder, Frank Ellis, J. E.
Imost part the trip was alorg . led the guests at the Baptist|Davey, and Alex Clapperton. A
|Telegraph trail, and log leaping] acociation on the Skeena Riv C CLARK ACQUITTED Brotherhood Banquet last night. | splendid attendance of the Brother-
| was the regular order of the day} yy ‘ai ein! Por h ; ' GOT A STRAN E Q Preparations had been skilfully | hood thronged the tables and the
e ¢ Is now resiaqipg On orcene y ie # | i ‘ or s - tang Sigs
iter the car left the Cariboo} Tgand, and will take a pre-emption DEEP SEA PLANT Prince Rupert Man Charged | made for..¢..eehoughly successhiy anquet sepa gta ty ornver by
Road Best days travelling wes} there shortly : with Forgery Found Innocent entertainment to mark the first|}group of charming young ladies
F sae a we : ; anniversary of the Brotherl lof the Baptist congregation went
150 miles in one day on the \Iready the new launch boasis|Captain Fay of the Pilot,| by Vancouver Jury. mn iver ry f 1e Brotherhood |of the Bapti t congregatio €
‘ariboo Road Worst day was ; : organisation. There was no doubt|threughout with the smooth easy
mb es ) of a mascot in the shape of “Nig-| Brought up Queer Marine : npaiasgssacany aes hese ( ectuliioa’ seaman
; ; , . : out > success O ; 2c » | swing xceile orgerisation.
hi Uf a mile over something a shad ger the fine black spamel be _| Growth from the Bottom of (Canadian Press Despatch) DOUT ThE SUCCESS OL EAGER COD + 7 tere oe emer eet ® 3
Worse than poor pack trail Onc longing to Mr. Taylor. ‘‘Nigger’’ the Sea. Vancouver, Oct. 11.—F. V. Clark| Mayor Marson was the guest} Amorg the speakers proposing
| the car toppled clean over crushing] 12. not a sit gle white hair on his a young man from Prince Rupert|of honor and sat at the right and respording to the various
| Mi Sands below tt Fortunately body He is a good-natured dog Captain Fay, of the gasoline | who was charged with forgery, hard of Mr. H. W. Rogers, the toasts Rey. W. nae a
caper ith bruises ard ab ‘ : : | nee e ees : . 7 of the church 2 founder the
lhe f ie | | iw | . with a great sense of importance|sloop Pilot which arrived in the] Was honorably acquitted by a} you; g president of the Brother- . : : 1 ’ si a : : cm
sions on hands anc er Most : ae a6 ; ljur t » Assizds st nig » Fa : rotnernood, 1 se stooc oO
rasions 01 ¢ jonce aboard his master’s boat| harbor on Monday with 3,000 Ibs. |J4'Y 4 the Assizés last night. |hood. The press was fully rep- oa he aes
(Continued on page 4.) which he is ready to guard against | of halibut on board, had with him: = a : : resented all three newspaper edicors | CONTINUED ON PAGE 4
all intrusion un-permitted by his|a marine novelty in the shape | he many friends of Mr. Clark} | wee
master “Migger” is a regularjof a deep sea vegetable growth. | |will be delighted to receive the
| sea-dog His first master died| The plant, which came up on the ja ibove news. The charge “> TORONTO RECTOR IS SUED
some time ago, but there was nolend: of a halibut hank? in. aboutl™ hich he we as tried was of forgir hd
ALL YELLOW CEDAR BUILT keeping “Nigger eway from thelg0 fathoms of water off Dundas|the name. of ‘his partner, C.'S.| FOR RINGING CHURCH BELL
So Mr. Taylor gave him] [sland, resembles an elk horn { Worms, t a oie OMfer which
ix rth aboard his boat, and}or moose horn in size and shape, |C@#Me @ceressee to the .atter in
is a Handsome Craft “Nigger” knows the ropes| but it is pliable in texture and has | November of last year. The men Mr. W. Greenwood Brown, a peace loving Quaker
lall right little sponge like growths at the|#ad their mail sent to the same| Claims Damages in the Courts for the Annoy-
|tips. Local opinion has it that postal box. Since his arre st Clark ance Caused His Family by the Bell
6 in., and she has 5 ft. 6 in. head| MR. CROTHERS' CHANCE | the plant is type of sponge ee Neen aes ee ire as Wen Ringing—Prayer Book Defence

tbe : | Jant. It is white in color, and|*S ™*" ormaid s.nad been tam ; ; : : s
room in her house forward ||Has Promised to Secure Ree | th root shows the shape of the | pered with. Mr. Clark’s defence (Special to the Daily News) Mr. and Mrs, Brown are member

i ryhout to face rea : ney s ro a f : ie f Friends and f
| nee niawe " Be eaitvan ibs coupment for Victims of the|stone or boulder to which it had |“ prepared by Messrs. Willaims Toronto Oct. 11.—Can a church |?! the Society « ft ed ind fond

; : ‘+r. the Ptarmigan is ; = : ; ) \ : . 2,

ward weather, the aes Sa smere’ Nant: RRB ACT 6 4 RN NaS IIT Mesimp. who in tructed’ Mr. das sad: for dameges for ringing i peace and quic tude
ey Hon un t ory es in Biss. tik AM tal peal 5. 5. Taylor, K. C., lo appear for|the church bell to the annoyance| The rector claims that in order-

er polished cedar deck 1s vas) ; ey im at the trial at Vancouver. ess ; i ing » is
i ind battened down with} T. W. Crothers, M. P., for West} The novelty is now on exhibition ae os k i si af ke _ {of peaceably disposed residents/ing the bell to be rung he is
8 y, an ‘ O : Mr. Clark is ly known >

i atc » will ride through | Elgin ho is to be ber of |in the window of the Dominion a rk 1s widely KNOWN IM \near by? That is the question that | merely following out a regulation
tight hatches she will ride through gin, Who is t ye member « he city as secretary of the Sons|: f

‘ : ‘ahi : |Fish Market on Fulton street . Na m8 jis agitating both legal and ec-|o¢ the Arglican Church, which

heavy seas in staunch trim, Her) the new Cabinet, is under public dg ' : of England Benefit Society, ard | ateciactical circles in T. ‘iat ,

’ : Maye | 5 hia 7? clesiastical circles in Toronto OW-| 24... in the prayer book: “And
steering gear and engine levers) nledge to see that all shareholders DON’T MISS THIS has many friends who will be ing to the action of Mr. W. | the Cietta’ chi'g . cofibar tame
are handled amidships, and she|,,q depositors of the Farmers’ | glad to learn of his honorable|G ¥ 3 RAE mt . :

: | Greenwood Brown, manager of @| every Parish Church or Chapel
carries mast and sail. Ar 8 hp-|pank are recouped their losses. acquittal. eh eee

; ; I ry fo} half ae local insurance company, who has|peing at home and not. being
Standard engine will give het This pledge was an important | I UPRABY TUgNe AS 1all-past nine entered ait doc uilateted daniagcs cme § &
good working speed, and she Will] factor in several Ontario coa-|Brirg your partner rain or shine,| For row boats and launches caning: ika veckoh andi nian a otherwise reasonably hindered.
be used in fishing and huntin Z| aticuencte ‘s, among them North Melntyre, Hall a s just the place; Telephone 320 green Davis iSt. Aidans Anglican Church aha! ue Bell i ibe tolled
trips. Her value complete runs| Middlesex, the three Huron rid And best of music floor and space, | Boat House. ye ee Biles : | thereunto a convenient time before
to about $1600, Her owner, Rufus ings, Halton, Peel and Brockvill _| Gents $1.00, Ladies free. ; Mr Greenwood Brown alleges he begin that the people may
Taylor, was for severe! years chief] — |Gray's orchestra, what better The newest smartest things in|that the ringirg of the bell is an|come to hear God's Word, and to

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TUESDAY BASEBALL

 

National League
Brooklyn 2, New York 1.
Pacific Coast League
Portland 9, Los Angeles 3.
Oakland 5, Vernon 4
Sacramento 2,5 Francisco 4,
Scandinavians Unite

| Prince Rupert Scandinavians

 

NEW MODERN
IS NOW

 

 

 

s'| Pantorium Pioneer Cleaners, Phone 4

 

 

 

could be?

Wallace's.

ladies’ waists

COLD STORAGE PLANT
AT WORK ON WALES ISLAND

\Mr. James Debrisay Has Installed a Water Driven Freezing Plant and is Shipping
Frozen Halibut—An Interesting Process—Will Become Large Shipper
Through Prince Rupert When Line is Completed

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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