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VOL. II, NO. 262 PRINCE Rupert, B.C., SATURDAY, NovemBer 4, 1911, Price Five Cents 'f

 

GOVERNMENT WILL APPOINT TARIFF COMMISSION

vcore CHINESE TROOPS MURDER
California Game. ALL THEIR PRISONERS

(Canadian Press Despatch)
San Francisco, Nov. 4.—Either Reggie

idl of ae ae i Ghastly Sights Followed the Re-Capture of Hankow—
ackay, Manager o e “ote ° ° o
anly taehk so Worst Outrages Were Committed on Innocent

 

HON.W.T. WHITE SURPRISED 07. ee,

Mountains on His Transcontinen-

AT OFFER OF PORTFOLIO, “**

(Canadian Press Despatch)
Yuma, Ariz., Nov. 4.—Avietor Rod-

| Says He Had Broken With His Party Over Reciprocity |®°™, ‘he ‘t#nscontinental flyer, has

reached the mountains, and_ barring

May Roberts’ Farewell
to Prince Rupert

“I wish to thank the
people of Prince Rupert for
their many kindnesses to
myself and to the ladies
and gentlemen of my com-
pany. We will all have

 

 

and Had Gone Back to His Desk After Elections accidents is expected to reach Los many pleasant memories Rugby team now in California, will be
Was Surprised When the Call Came Angles on Tuesday next. It is the/s> of Prince Rupert,” said  gq|°ho8en referee for the annual struggle Persons—City is Now in Flames
| greatest long distance flight yet accom- Miss May Roberts in a between Stanford University and the :
Canadian Press Despatch) |with the Liberals over reciprocity and | plished. fay ag il 7 message tc thi University of California. (Canadian Press Despatch) In advance of October 27, rewards
| . ‘ ye ‘ A arewe -ssage ) 1e ,
1 e, Ont., Nov. 3.—In his | after the elections had gone back to his 3 een etree News, this morning. Tiger dic Me Pekin, Nov. 4.—Ghastly teles are 7 ct te shai Gerace saa
= nor tion address here today Hon.|desk. Hon. Mr. Borden in forming his May be Made Archbishop Special preparations are | NEW COAST TARIFF being told of the atrocities at Hankow. | UCT er 1 er iii
-. - a Rear oo aly 7 : Toronto, Nov. 4.—(Special)—Bishop 4 . tia ; | iss After the Imperial troops broke loore, manding the Imperial army stood wit
me WV. T. White, Minister of Finance, said| Cabinet had sent for him and. vol- a itd being made to make _ the revolvers in their hands and shot all
im there was no immediate change in the | untarily offered him + rtfoli I MacDonald, of Victoria, is talked of as presentation of Sardou's | Affects Freight Rates at Prince Ru-} they made the streets run with blood. | ™°Y° hs ; rd dott re

ieee ea im & porttoho. It! the possible successor to the Catholic comedy “Divorcons’’—the pert All Steamship Companies | The fighting took place at close quarters | ™€" Wh° refused to fight.

ie (rill ntemplated, and none would} came as ; : '
} ’ |} came as a surprise to him. archbi i T ‘ i i vi
intil such time as a careful | archbishopric of Toronto. farewell offering—a_ great Being Directly Concerned. Altera-| owing to the congested streets,

sfubie : isi London, Nov. 4.—A despatch from
success tonight. Large ;

 

tion cf Clauses but None in Rates. No prisoners were taken, those cap-

 

 

 

 

been made and the rights i i
hes of industry considered. | Here at last Our delayed shipment UP RIVER HOTEL bookirgs have already been tured being immediately shot or be-| Shanghai reports the city of Hankow to
He | haw he became a minister | of corsets. Latest models, many styles, | Prince Rupert Architect Commis- made and the farewell per- Announcement is made today on headed. The most barbarous outrages | be in flames since Monday, and still
He said he had broken | all sizes.—Wallace’s, sioned to Survey Site at Kitsum- formance promises to be  4| behalf of all steamship companies doing | were perpetrated on innocent persons. | burning.
quite a society function. | Prince Rupert business that a new itl ial

kalum.

 

From Prince Rupert, 3! coast tariff of freight rates hes been ’ . A!
Miss Roberts and her hus- yg| prepared which will convenience all SHIP S LIFEBUOY FLOATS
band, Mr. Victor Gillard, | concerned. The tariff does not provide 4
will go direct to their home | for any reduction in freight rates but FROM APAN TO ETLA D
on Vashon Islend, Puget 3] eliminates certain clauses affecting the J SH N

Sound, to enjoy 2 well yg|basing of these rates which included

SENTENCES WERE AWARDED By the up river train this afternoon
1 Mr. W. Nicolson Lailey, of the firm of
Munro and Lailey, left for Kitsumkalum

AT THE SOUTHERN ASSIZES to look over the site for a large new)

hotel to be erected there by local and
Prince Rupert enterprise. A new hotel

 

Ishibashi, the Jap Who Killed a Compatriot in a Skeena carned rest after fifteen ya) in the old tariff were found to be in-| Memento of the Wrecks of the Stanley Dollar is Picked up

i , : is already nearing completion there, and months of continuous tour- yg} consistent. The clauses eliminated are : :
River Cannery, Escapes With Four Years in Peni- the Grand Trunk Pacific have plans for ing in harness. 3{| measurement clauses, and the alteration After Six Years—Has it Found the Secret .
tentiary—Old Man Gets Two Years another. Kitsumkalum prospers, and | 3 mj applies to all steamship companies of a Northwest Passage?
will prosper. |32 BE BE BS BS EO OMS OBE ME OBS OBE BME BE | touching Prince Rupert coast trade.

Drifting half way around the globe,|it navigated the northwest passage, is
N 2 life preserver from the wreck of the| 4 Mystery to seamen of the coast.

|
\ ‘ Nov. 3,-—The sentences | mented severely on the latter’s breach ; :
wert ‘ ut at the assizes today, | of faith with his clients. steamship Stanley Dollar; which went Altough the preserver had been in
] o was found guilty of At Westminster assizes two Hindus ashore on the Japanese coast in Aug-|the water more than six years and had
ust, 1905, was picked up recently on} drifted more than 10,000 miles, the

 

n Press Despatch pretences, two years. The Judge com-

 

 

 

 

 

 

ieee Vet 1 8 COETY UR the Skeena were givén ten years each for an assault : : ¢
River re i four years; John Channel, Gli acbiveihed dite vitbiabten Modis —— _ PGA 15-5 BETTE Gly the beach at Cullivock, Shetland Islands, }m@me of the steamship was said to be ¥
eae eh, th i “a full f » "| Party of Prince Rupert Nimrods Have a Nice Juicy Buck Deer Roasted Whole and | according to word received in Victoria; Clearly deciphered, as were also the
b aughte wo years; Robert Allen, a| Saying that the case was full of perjury . ae i; a yesterday from San Francisco. A| Words, ‘Passed by J. G.,S. F., California, if
foal entate agent Gikemd Wutite- at Males] tries berladiie th an. Hold a Forest Feast in the Vicinity of Borden St.—Venison Tasted Good letter has been received by Stanley|Jung 1, 1905.” “J. G.” is said by ;
Details of a magnificent hunters’|he. Over the harbor the noble trophy | renown as bush-cook is unrivalled. With Davai of the Doliar Steamship Co., at eae Le ¥ wet a ice uberis j
f 7 af | ca het i, gees Nag Sib fas ’Frisco, wri jear, Cul-| Guthrie of Sen Francisco, who passe m4
, PARTNERSHIP DISPUTE feast held in Prince Rupert on Thursday |of the chase was brought, and up to | the aid of Esty the splendid juicy eu ritten by John Gear, of Cul ais : Pp
hi eer | venison wes made resdy fer the spit, | livick, wheseson is.in the employ of the |n the safety appliances on the vessel i
: _ | hignt have just been unearthed from}the hunter’s home on Borden street seasoned to perfection, and cooked to | Doller Company. |} a short time before she left on her last ;
TO ESSAYISTS Matter of the Pony Express Co.’s|the retirement into which they were|that most elite neighborhood. I, hy just he Sther monarchs of| Whether the drifting cork-jacket made | Y°Y#8®- i
i : ja st as t or ar ‘k-
Funds not Brought Before Magis-| intended to slip by the modest men Round amongst the hunter's friends ee ae ; ; megs ee | The lif ver will
trate After All. May be Settled|of the mountain to celebrate whose ‘i | the chase began to arrive. its way to the other side of the world | ne life preserver will be sent to
Mayor and Bishop Du Vernet Present Biloakels ah coisa beaeh ree held. That “q] Demag some more heap big hunter! Then ensued such a feast as it has| by currents Sweeping around the Cape | 'Frisco and kept as a memento by the 3
at Interesting Little Ceremony at aie Aha shat stig a on tad ne the | men of fame, went the fiery cross as in| been the lot of few to enjoy since the | of Good Hope or Cape Horn, or whether | Dollar Company. ;
Schoo sate ry SiP.CA. - ™ ¢ si : B ig ‘ibe avs, calling ays i 8 | 4
ie on a eae A. Med The differences between the members most consummate  bush-craft should | thé a i tribal Baye oes ee days" of - ee pw pe agin ano wt a apy tae eee e S nt Z P apd esprit gc! ie)
a sente S ‘ , 4 ‘ , ‘ . > r toa y feas 2! airies. aunch, 2 steak, a y af
& of the Pony Express Company though|be brought home in triumph roasted a e on : ee ke raat owe at of rar yerb venison vanished | hunters responded. Merrily went the WHARF STRIKE i
ied by the Prince Rupert jinvolving a question of the possession | wyhole (or very nearly so) and practically ; aa he ne Re an ood 2 th ay bv a cs tin ie ee nidity washed |&#me and its gains and losses were
led by the *e Ruper ‘ pee | ay we valled such as se | W xtraordinar i y; asned |
! B. C. Society for P 8 of funds amounting to nearly $1000) all consumed at one sitting by the Orc ow “ i aay hee 2 aay le witt “Bush-tea” and enjoyed to | “/most as many.as those of the chase. DAY’S DETAILS
. ’ : . "| | will probably be settied sensibly enough | redoutable hunters is too good a story |° “* ™: eaten Re ee tae ee ee ; ea “igo But one of the great hunters, he of the
y to Animals for the best sut of court. The case scheduled to|to lef sl und he little bird hat | Tifle, Lee Baker his henchman, Charles | the limit. Round the board the faces deal cid hi ee
ess to Animals,’’ were AAP <. : Racks D1 BOE NPs SANE IER, ENO ALE ODER, SEM | Lindsay who was never known to miss,|of those six mighty hunters shone geometrical name ‘te esid, found the! G T. P i iddi
, ; (in a t x - oy |come up for hearing before Magistrate|sits up aloft and looks after the dope |» 1 y< ith ao : aoe sa wey ak d 1y ee hie otek’ trethea game less glorious than the chase, and| @:_ T+ P- Posts Notices Forbidding
8 Ei {ft J " ; mn *¢! MeMullin last night was not pressed. lfor the Daily News columns got busy ob Smith the Coatrayer, an eater 8 = g “* 8, * viel "eh | hied him homewards eerlier than the | Trespass. Steamers Continue to
ol yeaterday afternoon! white the dispute might be made the|on this item, |shot William Angle, all were summoned | as appetites were appease 1 ae” leah ao that tha creat hunting sextette| Discharge Cargo Without Shore
) | closed iad Gt an abtion in the elvil-courtl ° cx, : . | by Arthur Esty hero of the hour. Long|of hunting lore and anecdote was let pik | elp. Constables Posted.
) Bishop Du Vernet, Re a I I t ve ne t I I 1| Pivet ani Speamone: tle- Gian, | 8: Se before the hour of the feast there strode|loose. When but the bones of thet|W@S broken before midnight to the| a .
wu SI RSy, SCV inless the yarties com oO a persona oid ~ 7 : |
FP. W. K Dr, Reddie, president of | agreement privately, there is no ground buck, was shot way out beyond Denise | to the home of the hunter the bulky | noble buck remained, someone proposed | regret of the five. Nevertheless it was/ Notices forbidding unauthorised per- ‘
the branch in Rupert, and for supposing that the funds in dispute Arm by Arthur Esty, a heap big hunter | form of C. C. Westenhaver whose | a game of solo and right readily the|2 great and glorious occasion, and will| sons to trespass upon the Grand Trunk {
i \ go down in history in Prince Rupert. Pacific Company’s wharves are now : ;

ecretary, were pre8-/ were criminally misappropriated. The
posted upon the warehouses there. The

, cipal Hunter and the} amount in question-—-$825-——was lodged ae ate | —_—<$ __—__
ane at Prise wore with his solicitors by the accused partner, LLO } D- GEORGE CEN] RAL FIG URE | POLICECOURTPANTOMINE "e508 ee sin oe there was a

ee the presence of the other} ~, A, Elliott, immediately the charge | ae j Sight tendency of the part on the
} tue ceremony, Short speech-| was laid against him by M. Rootjes, | Magistrate Carss spent three querters | 8ttikers to make free with privileges BE
‘ en by the leading men present, | the other partner. ~ ] of an hour this morning wrestling with | of access so far allowed them. It was |
' f eee lee te ree a case of alleged theft of some $130|{0Und that men were passing across ey
| from Frank Morris by Mike Mikalovich. barriers set up to secure ships dis-

e re he Bishop and Mayor ae
é e keynote of the occasion, and FREF. WORLD TOUR Famous British Chancellor is |

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  
 

 

fi } — Pe . , ; Sas eof | chargin ihe interference
' the school and_ staff Dtakinad tv: eben Tinie Mike indigngntly protested his innocence | charging cargo from interference, and .
, t talent developed in| Attractive Novelty in Real Estate In- 8 g he wes twenty-nine years of age he | “hough there was no friction of any j
¢ t ] : 7 7 z : ° . is > r ass ice is £
‘Ss proved by their work as vestment in Prince Rupert Famous Insurance Bill-— said, and had never been in prison before, | SOF the trespass notice is posted as a
€ t } 2 mati : nak ut
To be able to invest in excellent real May be Premier of It was too bad—too much shame hale AAIDEE the possible inter-
will be remembered, | estate property in Prince Rupert with Bnotand resented the charge keenly. ference of agitators,
‘ hose most original|in addition a good chance of securing ngian Complainer told the kind of money | Chief Vickers has detailed two con-
: : > let<e 2 7 , of , » %
e ted in fali after the|an absolutely free trip round the world Colonial Press Despatch he had carried—mentioning a $50 U. §,| Stables for waterfront duty where the j
W wears the society's | is a sufficiently good offer to tempt London, Nov. 8:—Now that macitat’ bill, and a $20 gold piece. No currency |Ste®mers are discharging cargo, but
| besides receiving a|most shrewd investors, The novel ment has reessembled, the country is| of this kind was found on Mike when| there has been no demonstration, nor
econd in merit comes|plen of adding the free gift of a ticket gain engrossed in the fete of the ‘In-| he was taken in charge. ;@ny untowerd action on the part of the
e principal, who}vound the world to the attractions of] vance Bill, which Chancellor Ll yd-| Mike declared that his accuser was | Strikers who not congregating much
, and third is Ruth|s group of really good buys in Prince George is pledged to put through its | very tipsy, and had come raging after | #bout the wharves.
‘ evsayist. For the| Rupert lots hes been hit on by the) 61.) reading this session. The opposition | him for the missing money—which The C. P. R. S.S. Princess Ena has
e were book prizes;}H. F. McRae Compeny of this city, and] +) i¢ ig most virulent, and resembles in| Mike believed had been lost et poker. | been discharging coal at the tie wharf,
ird (doubled) and aspecial|is well worth the attention of those intensity the oppesition to the famous | Mike speeking volubly in broken Eng-| and employed her own hands for the
to Katherine Pills-| who are looking tor an attrective avenue} GO). he¢llor’s revolutionary budget of | lish at last had recourse to pantomine| work. Today the Camosun discharged
Mthel Gray, second; and|for their funds for investment, When two years ago. to express himself, and went down on| cargo with her own men, and the C. P. R.
merit) to Marjorie Sing, |it is mentioned that the odds in favor The insurance societies, the friendly | his knees at the police court door giving | Princess Mary landed some fifteen tons
: dallist, and Bob Ritchie.|of your securing the free trip as well and benefit societies, and many of the | an admirable representation of 2 very | of cargo yesterday afternoon without
' prize was awarded to|as the undoubted value in the property| cdiecal associations have been up in| drunk and “hiccuppy’’ men accusing | assistance from any shore hands.
ens for an exceedingly good | are one in forty-two while those in the]. ..5 about it, but there is little doubt | the inmate of a bedroom of having
ell written, and showing | average sweepstake ar , ne Mm : UW thet it will go through. Rumors are | 4 his adie oN Rev. Mr. McLeod is Back Ly?
ce of accurate original} thousand it will be readily seen that) .).i) current that Premier Asquith | e maintained that he had never! ,, Pe :
plied to good purpose in| this offer is really an unusually attractive] 31) within the year hand over eat known whether the complainer had any a ip. 99 errs McLeod ae by
} me : ; «oor, | the Camosun this morning from Van- iy
! yne. saders the Gover 2 to this | money when he occupied the same room ; 1
-_—_W. poe Peci ne 3 or PONG 30 e a with him, and gaye his testimony with | SOUY®" and will preach at the, Malntyre j
brillian 1ancellor, | 8 ° ' . | Hall ¢ a 5 7.¢ rrow :
N} ’ The House beheld the novelty of | such evident sincerity that the Magis- ial at 11 ~ and ‘on PA, oe }
E veity | De at ser ete ah oe : »+ | Strangers and members cordia in-
; = W ( OME / S/( 1H l ED seeing ex-Home Secretary ( hurchill | | trate dismissed the charge holding that tek hn etean - y ;
sitting in the seat re ently held by Hon. | |there was no ground for suspecting ” : |
AT] 7 i : .K + : | Mike’s honesty, and warning the other aa a
j Ik / Y teginald MeKenna, First Lord of the " g ad
IN AR MORNING | Admirelty end the ex-First Lord sitting man to be more careful about drinking | F k Be ‘ i
: lin the Home Secretary's place. This | | When he had his money about his person. pi or row poate anc aunches REPU
i 1 | yas heen bioush bi alhaat tay ni diem ne ac eae Telephone 320 green, Davis ¢
) & member of the News|2 Russian astronomer, who first sighted | has been gat & ¥ &n exchange | Pantori Pioneer Cle 5, Ph 4. | Boat House ;
four o'clock in the|it through a telescope in the eastern) of portfolios during the recent recess, | ARORIGM fF ODOOF ViGanere,.£ Ane 4 | ne bt
a ;
* comet, It was then lying|sky early in September, It is probably | . uk fe
ve with its tail pointed up, | still observible in its westward flight. THE FIRST VICTIMS Oh
ly discernible to the naked|Set the alarm clock for 4.30 and take | el
nouncement was made, as,| a*chance on getting a clear sky. Five Children Drowned on Thin Ice| iG t
‘due since the passage of meron et ] 'ARIFF C OMMISSION A
( et th mid-September, and | EARL GREY'S OPINION See ed:
might have been asked | (Canadian Press Despatch) ae Be Se, 4
the observer was watching|OQur Late Governor General Tells| Winnipeg, Nov. ' * Four children | (Canadian Press Despatch) | culture and the establishment and main- ;
" for ” : iciysll eg: ; T . i jlayed on newly formed ice, were : ‘ oe mn : ;
" o'clock in the morning| British Audience That Canada is who pia a a y pc Bleak Halifax, N. S., Nov. 4,-—At the great | taining of permanent highways in the
*“ of being at home in bed. Laying Foundation for Great Em- | drowned this afternoon at Netly Cre ‘| bs Swan Seta Bic : interest of transportation, if
ar ay thirtictive milée marth’ot hese! anquet was tendered Premier Borden So far as trad lati - ’
» hand today, however, pire. ‘ had the Gobldeh tab ida Tai hs Trade relations were con- ie
hat : ‘ aie ¥ , c 1e g e ; ; Ti :
ne "at the astral visitor is a real | London, Nov. 4.—Earl Grey, speaking | m0’ eleleta In TAMA. mall. seat oe ee a yo a - n his|cerned he said he believed the true t
ym, I af » 8 for variety z yi ines c- | 5 ac. . ‘ 8 A i oj ity ,
ont ‘hat has come unheralded | at a great banquet at Newcastle, said | a : ak ft ype atl r eat oes jh. ed that among |idea of reciprocity was to be found iP
e} , va te r ans r # perfec a e prince ries | withi > ini ; i
stro; ‘s. It is to be known in the|that Canada is busy !a a firm | man ee se as 1 gt Roig cestam | THE MAN OF THE HOUR IN GREAT BRITAIN princip —" the energies of the within the vast dominions of the Empire. Sa
NnOMica . t 4 rcoak see - 2ader " ars, . } y yr p “te 2 4
bien nical records as G, 1911, having | foundation for a great Empit , and that overco A ot _ - } Lloyd-G s 1 his little d 5 oak haken government will be directed to the|He spoke of the establishment of a :
. | tailors, Helgerson Block. yd-George and his e daughter Megan encouragement and development of agri-| permanent tariff commission,

 

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