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Formerly The Prince Rupert Optimist
VOL NO. 270 Prince Rupert, B.C., SATURDAY, NovempBer 25, 1911. Price Five Cents

 

TWO ALDERMEN FIGURED IN

AN ARITHMETIC CONTEST

I nd two make four!|tical, and remonstrated.

th erage man, but Al- “Thirty-two feet” correct-
: ] : > we IT.
lerm HO Pe ed someone.
er than that. is two anc 66

! : Oh, of course,” said Ald. |
wo may come out twenty- Hilditch | “ay ”
Sur any ol aie an tie ildite 1 hurriedly, ‘‘Thirty|

two feet, I meant. Yes, its)

thirty-two feet.
“You were a hundred and|
six feet out,” remarked Ald-
ermanClayton with patroniz-
ing assurance, ‘‘Figures
don’t lie you see.”
Ald. Clayton seemed puz-

‘op of two feet per
| to Hays Creek, gives
na distance of sixteen hun-
a fall of one hund-
ed and twelve feet. Fig-

lie!” he told the
Six ratepayers last

night zled at the shout of laughter

that followed.

AT LAST, AT LAST, AT LAST,
MORSE CREEK PUMP ARRIVES

The audience seemed scep-

 

P.R. s.s. Princess! Kerr, Ald. Douglas, the City En-
i there arrived the! gineer and the same two Scribes
, , who visited section two in Thurs-
i rs Pump for the h / ; :
7 j ' W day’s rainstorm, toiled around
ipplementary Wat-
4 i es a 1 y "athe watershed, but the water
&- nN ¢é »WwW weeks more “11 . .
: 4 r a we mo< | will be pumped in time to pre-
th: houlc , running: 7 ‘
y ge ieee : iF vent a frost shortage in the hard
danger of water
: ; months.
fa Prince Rupert consid-
t ed
a considerable time} Xmas presents—time to send them to
BINCE veltering hot after-| the old country—lots of them easily
noor hich the Mayor, Ald. | mailed. Wallace's

 

G. T. P. WILL SELL HAZELTON LOTS
BY PUBLIC AUCTION AT VANCOUVER

The Natural
pany will arrange the sale which
will be conducted Mr. W

Sanders of Leigh Spencer Build-

rtant announcement Resources Com-

e sale of the Grand
by

1}
)

townsite at
by Mr

commissioner

icial
H been made
ing, Vancouver, representing the
Grand Trunk Pacific, from whom
complete plans of the townsite
and full information can ob

\ and
r. The

stered

property
as South
be put on sale by be
at Vancouver

of being

tained.
The date of the sale will be an-

si ton a

ead sold

nounced later

MORE DEATHS

SIR WILFRID’S
THAN BIRTHS

70th BIRTHDAY
24. Sir Wil-
ay rier was last night
vel banquet in honor
ntieth birthday

k place on Monday.

(Canadian Press Despatch.)
Paris, a 24.—The
ious attention of the public
has again been,called to the
depopulation of France. Of-
ficial statistics covering the

U N OV:
NOV: ser-

Slt frid was born at St. .
4, | was born it St frst six months of 1911,
4 November 20, 1841. ne leaths Ov
Wh red the Hou show an excess of deaths ov-
nte ( S -
eC 1¢€ suse er births « f 18, 279,
he was given an eS
his supporters. A SIX
Sir Wiltrid feels in better WANTS

hea ian he did ten years |
his friends believe
a fit for many years

service,

VOTING TODAY
ON THE BY- LAW. jpownde weight.

. a - no great rush “<M. M. - HAS.
ig to vote for the| ROOM FOR ALL

reek Sewer By-law.
ng place was the That fine new building of M.
M. Stephens’ is already occupied

Police urt room, and Mr.
McLachlan acted as|hy the Dominion Telegraph Of-
as well as by Mr. Ste phens

: Officer, Very few | fice,
holders recorded | offices, and there is & healthy
‘tes in the morning | rumor going eon tom shat the
only about 80 having eeieeriine M. M. is de :
} having the Post Office located 1n
7 = Polls his fine building too, and perhaps
ae | later on the Customs Offices.

Pre fe. aaaanelih )
Senator
in

(Canadiat
Ottawa, Nov. 25.
\Casgrain will introduce
Senate a bill providing for a

 

Hay’

noon,

 

ng boots in all lengths,
begged, the best that |
“re made, at Scott, Froud & Co.

Best room in town, at the Sa-

‘voy.

LOTS OF CARGO

POUND LOAF

‘standard loaf of bread of six

THE RATEPAYERS OF SECTION SIX ARE

BG STRIKE OF COPPER ORE MADE NEAR KI

iain @
‘WANTS SPECIAL
FISHERY DEPT.

(Canadian Press Despatch.)
Halifax, Nov. 25—The Board |
of Trade here wants the Domin- |
ion Government to establish a}
separate branch of the Marine
and Fisheries Department devot-
ed exclusive to the Fisheries in

charge of a Deputy Minister.

BRINGS SOME
VERY RICH ORE

Mr. J. D. Wells of Kitselas,
mining engineer, is in town with
a quantity of very rich bornite
/and chalcopyrite copper ores from
the Continental group on Bornite

BY CURACOA

A heavy cargo of general goods |
| for Prince Rupert, and two hund-
red tens of asphaltum for the|
| Cold Storage plant will arrive by
'the s.s. Curacoa tonight. Seven-| * :
lteen miles of piping remain at Mountain. The ore also contains
Seattle waiting shipment for the | Some free gold. Mr. Wells is en-
| Cold Storage Plant. | avnnene about the future of

aes |the property, which is the near-

lest to Prince Rupert. He is cal-

| culating on developing the prop-
erty in spring and shipping the|
ore by pack train while develop- |
ment is going on.

 

 

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Don't Miss Opening Night

On Monday night Nov. 27th,
nse first of a series of semi-week-

y dances will be held in the S.
eee Hall, on Second Ave.,
|under the auspices of the Sons
of England. Special music by

 

High boots for boys in leather |
‘and rubber at Scott, Froud & Co.

Sounds Rather Wild
(Canadian Press Despatch.)
Ottawa. Nov. 25—In his maid-
en speech in the Commons, H.H.

A big dealt of velvet, sat-

ARE RISKING THEIR LIVES
IN PURSUIT OF THE GOLD

 

(Canadian Press Deuba ) 1
Toronto, Nov. 24—A party! A New Synagogue
of eight men have left Cobalt for} Vancouver, Nov. 24—The
Ungava and Baffins Island in | Hebrews of this city have
search for gold reported to |just opened a new synagogue

plentiful there. They will tra-|
verse two thousand miles of | at the corner of Heatley Ave.
It is called

country with practically no trails. pane Pender St.
Their forty dogs will only haul|/the Synagogue of the Con-
two tons of provisions. The gregation of the Sons of
opinion is that the party may Jsrgel,
reach their desired goal, but they |

will never get out. The country | :

is wild and uninhabited save by | Don't Buy Coal

a few scattered tribes of Eskimo} Wait! The first week in De-
who have always given the white|cember the Westholme Lumber

 

in, suede and patent American Gray’s full orchestes ‘aauuies x

Stevens of Vancouver, referring | Q
slippers just arrived at Scott, |,. : neg ;
to the Japanese fishermen and| Froud & Co. good ati parte a |
» eC ;
the immigration policy of the! i eae ee iPr: $1.00: indie Hi ogg ™
: ets $1.00; ladies free.
late Government, said it was a| Mailing presents home? Many things; §  _  ——
racial problem worse thar the) in our stock; we pack them so they go

negro question in the States. Wallace’s Tom and Jerry at the Savoy.

| W.W. MEMBERS START STREET RIOT
IN TOWN OF ABERDEEN, WASHINGTON

Five Hundred Citizens Turn Out to Keep Order—I. W. W. are Rushing in Rein-
forcements and Both Sides Prepare for Trouble.

ance that prohibits street! Vancouver, Nov. 25-Heed-
speaking in certain limits. ing the call to come to their |
The streets are under pat- support, 368 members of the
rol, the salooms are closed, | Industrial workers of world
and all persons under 18 left Vancouver last night for)
have been warned to keep) Aberdeen.
off the streets. Reinforce-
ments of I.W.W. members
are being rushed in, and the
outlooks like trouble.

safely.

(Canadian Press Despatch.)

Aberdeen, Wash., Nov.
25—Following the riot, con-
sequent on the arrest of sev-
eral members of the I. W.W.,
500 of the prominent citizens
of Washington have been
sworn in as special constab-
les to enforce the city ordin-

See Howe & McNulty for the
famous Kootenay Ranges.

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Our Troubles Are Over

FOR several days past our readers have
been entertained with a newspaper hand
set by the method of Father Caxton.

TODAY a force of mechanics completed
the erection of our new machinery.

MONDAY, the News expects

its type on the new machinery.

to set

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ENTERTAINED BY ALDERMANIC ORATOR

\did weight-lifting stunts, the

was the slogan at a most spright- | council ‘white hope,’’ Alderman
ly meeting held last night in the |C layton, displayed his chest de-
Presbyterian Hall. Announced | velopment, Ald. Morrissey gave

as a meeting of ratepayers in- | Some really pointed speaking
terested interested in the sec- | While Ald. Douglas took up a ¢ol-
tions affected by the Hays Creek | |lection to defray expenses.

Sewer, the meeting became really | A. W. Edge presided over the
an Aldermanic Side Show in | meeting, the result of which was
which the council strong men, |briefly, that the citizens of the
Aldermen Newton and Hilditch|sections concerned around Hays)

‘‘What about Manhole 28?’’
their own interests,

and that the majority of those
present last night will vote
against the Trunk Sewer By-law.
The main opinion very evidontly
was that they wished the sewer |

look after

tain that the business end at|
least, of the sewer, could be com
|structed to tide water.

. last night to see that the St.

Creek are inclined to organize to |

scheme delayed until it was cer- |

man a wide berth. The party|Company, Limited, will begin
| does not realize their stupendous | |selling Ladysmith Coal for $8.50
pre one | per ton, delivered.

THE NEW THEATRE WILL BE -
| READY BY THE NEW YEAR

Within, the balcony, stage and
pit are taking on the finished
Westholme look that aiready seems to prom-
on 'Sécond}ise ‘good shows round — about
Christmas and New Years season
whene the Theatre is likely to be
opened. Exits are well designed
with a view to the safety of the
audience in the event of emerg-
ency. When decorated the
| building will be one of the best
\entertainment centres in is 2,

| Steady progress is being made
| with the new theatre under con-
struction by the
| Lumber Company”
| Avenue and Sixth Street corner.
The front is assuming a hand-
some enriched appearance, and
|when illuminated signs are dis-
played will have a metropolitan
style about it that will do credit}
to the fine site occupied by the
baildies.

 

ARE ARRANGING TO MAKE THE 30th
| WORTHY OF ST. ANDREW’S MEMORY

A committee

 

 

was appointed|night a night to be remembered
| the year round are being arrang-
Andrews Night’s Dance in the/ed for in true Scottish Highland
McIntyre Hall is made the very/style. Short of having the
brightest event of the season. | heather itself around on ben and
On the ¢ommittee are Messrs, |in glen, the dance will be the real
M. J. McNeil, D.C. Stuart, T,| thing, with all the fire and dash
McMeekin, W. J. Dennis and §./makes Scotland famous around
D. Macdonald. Decorations, | the world. Bethere. There’s a
music, refreshments, everything | Highland welcome for all, Saxon
that goes to make St. Andrews| Canadian or Celt.

A BIG SEIZURE CANADA LLOYD’S —
OF BAD HALIBUT MAY BE FORMED

(Canadian Press Despatch.) (Canadian Press Despatch.)
Seattle, Nov. 25.—Three| London, Nov. 24.—In view
hundred and fifty thousand of the disinclination of mar-
pounds of frozen halibut are ine underwriters at Lloyds
held here in a cold storage to reduce insurance rates on
storage warehouse seized as| vessels engaged in the St.
unfit for human consump-| Lawrence trade, the Finan-

oe cial News says the formation

IS NOT MAKING of a Canadian organization

GALLERY PLAY °” the lines of that renown-

‘ed institution is now advoe-

“T am not making gallery ‘ated and the proposal is re-

play over this,” said Alder-|¢eiving a good deal of in-
man Morrissey at last night’s fluential support.

See ee ake ere. WILL DEVELOP
B.C. RESOURCES

icipal appointment, not the
| best that could be offered | (Canadian Press Despatch.)
Vancouver, Nov. 25—Ata

‘me, oe
As for Aldermen Hilditeh | banquet ot nateriat of Peseta
and Clayton, Dr. Reddie and cial Conecivattves Peal
whi I ene = _ McBride stated the intention
ble that those men are ben-{0f his, Goterteanet naire
jest enough in their ideas, but lazeressive railway building

they simply don’t know any ; "
> tea re * |throughout the province to
better than to approve 4 | develop the natural resour-

isewer without an outlet ta|~~"~. ; ;
ces in preparation for the

\the ‘sea. ning of the Pans ]
‘‘They want you to spend |°P° oe ee eee

'$75000 on that sewer scheme,
/You shall never do it with|cards for friends oversea. Your

i|my consent.” every wish can be supplied at
eee ces Ey McRae Bros.

Presents for abroad— many things
Wallace's.

 

 

 

 

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