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~==T Princess Mar y. Today, 8 p.m,
Camosun....Sunday, 6 p.m.

Formerly The Prince Rupert Optimist

 

 

 

 

ss Despatch,

y D 16
es being shown

depicting eged barbarities
! lurks and Arabs |
figlian s , and giving |
the Th sthe best of the fighting
i poli, a large

f Ita shed the thea- |
ere being dis-

Because |}

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CTURE SHOW WAS WRECKED
BY THE MONTREAL ITALIANS

THEY WOULDN'T STAND FOR SEEING ATROCITY PICTURES
oR FOR THE ARABS GETTING THE BEST OF IT—RUSHED |
THE THEATRE AND STOPPED THE sHow.

|played last night rl
men tore down the sign
jthe ushers, and ip

roprietot Lo Lop {
[thes threatened if it

MnOrrow lo return ar
ae place.

Warks are shi f
sortment of Howard

Legislative Assen, ~

Sopec git _|

NEXT MAILS

 

 

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PRINCE Rupert, B.C., SATURDAY, DECEMBER 16, “1911.

Price Five CENTS

 

 

S TO FIGHT B. C. C0

MPANIES’ ACT

 

 

Gives Encouraging Account of
Work on American Boy, Silver
Cup and Rocher de Boule.

 

Daily News re
way south,
irris, of Harris
nown Hazel-
es excellent
rf ok for the
: untry, The
ng home for
be back by
é will keep
i American Boy
t A crescent jt
Rt ~ vein is now
wie h will give
wen | {h on the vein,
h ry rich, aver-
wie . ton, one large
j I nds giving
' the n. Work
nt day
‘ - -~F on
5 the N
Vill SIDK i
h sp x
Sv0 a
4 a
that the
| which
‘ Salt
hig figur
250,000
men at
’ hinery, which
e Ingersol
a sscul tunnel
: at a depth

eping three
er tunneling

; select stock
rings J. 8
y Store. tf

SOON OPEN NEW WHARF
&T.P. Line to Provincial Wharf
Being Hupp) ed to Completion.

Ty

fh Edgar Harris, of Harris Bros., Canadian

Manufacturers’
ciation Will Fight the Licens-
ing of Extra-Provincial

INES T0 WORK WILL TEST THE
ALL WINTER COMPANY LAW

Asso-

panies at First Opportunity.

Canadian Pres
Por De 1
dial Ma fact
has decided wh l
|
4 igail rie
ae te i
d the ¢ pa
( I i rhe ca
ssa tt
the Sup
{ @ ( S

lic Debates.

follow

McIntyre
early mi
man's cl

Feb
Resoly
be
ada.’

Feb

Resolve

rhe «

each cast

each wi

member
Crowd
continue

everything

ete., atc

irrianRe

rances
o bs) \

ed, That

eligible

d, That the

an educational q

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Wa

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s Despatch

Phe

ARRANGED FOR
THREE DEBATES °

Prince Rupert Young Men Will
Furnish Education and Enter-
tainment This Winter by Pub-

FOR JOE MERRYFIELD

New Wholesale Store With

dential Rooms on 1st Ave.

Piledr
menoed
on
for
house p
J. E. Me
The pre
of hand
apartme
to be rer
cificatio
Messrs.
tects, al

Ine

new

One
to be

 

¥ trains dumped
r gh speed with
7. car apparatus
between the
roment wharf
4 york has been
P ails and com-
; track so far,
Will make the
he avy trafiic
he completion
. Wharf and the
th, i appointment of
Mey ! Mr. J, Beattie,
al hat before long
' pened for boat
work used in
has é He conerete piles
but ! for protective
bn the wharf to
by hog ) the structure
hip trate,
fae ' Ns, tinsels, ete.,
le. WaHace’s,
\ Notice
hata the residents of
in 4) 1nd 8 will be held
hyo. ‘nN chureh hall
a8), "1 December 49th,
en ang yy Dunn, G, R, Na-
the mow * Lynch will address
Py Dent lhe objeets of the
Will bo #4.) > 2er8’ Association
ing hed at the meet-
Bye)
Plame, 8, uld attend.—E

2t

Warks.

First

done

iving
athis mor!
Ave

wholesalt

rryfield by
mises will
some

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ited

Munro
id the pil
byWm

Heintzman
sacrilics d

neal

Phe |
ns have been
and Lal

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rethiises to |

Mi

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Plays

fol

Com-

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taken

Resi-

MEET IN a

so pee UMAR BIL, |, =n
P ASSES LORDS: Convention in Coast City

(Canadian Press Despatch.)
Winnipeg, Dec. 16

Robin Hood Mills at Moose Jaw
Goes up in Flames—Loss
$200,000

Press Despatch.)

sis -It was de-|
Moosejaw, Dee

 

16.—The Rob-| Lloyd George’ s , Great Measure for | cided last night by the commit-|

Hood J Mills were destroy National Insurance Only Awaits | tee in charge that the conve wit
| * last night, entailing a| King’s Signature to Become | tion of Western Canada Baptists
g 00,000. The capacity Part of English Law. lwill be held in Vancouver in the
h vas 1500 barrels. —_—— }near future, |
(Special to Daily News.) | ein inicinis er Suid cic 2

HAVE USE OF WAULT London, Dec. 16.—The National | Camosun Xmas Trip.

|} Insurance Bill has passed the| Next Friday, 22nd inst. the

House of Lords and only awaits

the formality of the King’s signa- |

Registrar and Staff Occupying

zamosun will arrive about 7 p.m, lj
New Temporary Quarters.

hoes the south with Xmas mail |

en ___| ture to become operative. | and will pull out the same even-
Memb f the registry offiffice| million men and women in Great ling on a direct run south again |
iff ding Mr Burritt, the Britain will be affected by the} 0 land passengers for Xmas day!
trar, are occupying the Con- ovisions of the bill, which com- es Vancouver. The Camosun will |

fal Trust building tempor-| pels insurance against sickness [not make Stewart next week- end. |

i Mere J tt removed his| and unemphoyment. |
Le f the police sta- pa ae gies wake

the pportunity af- sefore selecting a piano see the loadbsanye Christmas Chocolates. |

Suy ( rt closed Stanley at Gray's Jewelry Store.| Cadbury’s‘famous candies in a
Cannot be beat for tone, quality | large and varied assortment and |

Pianos tuned and re-|Christmas gift boxes
tf ‘ie and 6th.

at Keeley’s, |
tf

Candy | and price.
window tf | Pa uired.,

the

Shop Watch

 

ANOTHER FALL AT DANGER SPOT

This Time the Victim Was Not Killed, Only Had His Head Fract-
tured, and Will Probably Recover

TOM WILLIS MEETS WITH BAD ACCIDENT

|| Slipped on the Ice on First Avenue Planitway, near the Grand Hotel Last Night,
and Fell Head Downwards on the Rocks—Had a Fall of Twenty-Five Feet—
Was Picked Up for Dead—Doctors Amazed at the Man’s Escape
from Instant Death

 

 

sa spot be rhe distance he fell was a clear| way, but Willis managed to slip

D wh venty-five feet, fifteen feet far-}under the guard rail between the

ae : ' her tha he fall which killed|rail and the plank footway. Ice

was killed by a fa "| John Crawford about a fortnight} caused his fall. He was perfect-

m ete gshore igi n the same neighborhood, |ly sober and a strong, well set up

; prec \< Pe Py ind ten feet farther than that|man or he could not have sur-
wit s , , es ' ._|which killed another vietim last | Vived the blow on his head.

s h f ‘h ad| Year close to the same place, Picked Up for Dead.

isl I 8 s i Slipped on Plankway. Helpers immediately after the

i: s $8101 I w W s came to meet with) accident took him up for dead,

he ¢ , sont Meult to account but Willis was able to speak and}

spital in a ¢ Cal condition, | 1 say the doctor and some of smplained of injuries to his}

the

 

oes ne “Dawere slipped on back sapuph in a semi-conseious }

i ght be ex inkway leading: to whe Tow: of) oon ditt and suffering from]!

; manne st below the Dominion | . ono ussion of the brain. The
Had a Close Call. Hote the deep gully between | rorehead was dark bruised re

ID Tremay who was called that building and the Grand the eyes seemed hurt by the
diately aft the accident, Hote rocks. By a sheer miracle no
i W has had about the Slipped Under Rail. bones except those of the fore-|
t call he might live through Phere is a railing on the plank-| head were fractured,
LAUGHING, THEY WENT TO THEIR DOOM

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Shaving

| Christmas
Keeley’s Pharmacy.

Judge Young will ‘sit on January

PELAGIC SEALING ENDS FOR
A PERIOD OF FIFTEEN YEARS

TODAY THE TREATY BETWEEN RU RUSSIA, CANADA, UNITED
STATES AND JAPAN CAME INTO EFFECT—ROOK-
ERIES HAVE BEEN ALMOST DEPLETED.

 

 

Only 25,000 skins were dis-
posed of in the London market
today, They brought $27 a skin,

(Canadian Press Despatch.)
Victoria, Dee. 16—Under the
terms of treaty between Russia,

Canada, the United States and|/$1 more than usual. The Japan-
Japan to terminate pelagic seal-;ese raids on the seal rookeries of
ing, which came into effect to-| Behring Sea have almost depleted
day, a once great industry ceases|the herds.

to exist. The Canadian sealers Many of the American sealers
are to be compensated by the/are to be refitted to enter the

| Gove ronment. halibut trade,

 

 

 

NAVALREPORT ACOLUMNOF
JUST ISSUED| LOCAL JOTTINGS

It Is the First Naval Naval Report Ever| Little Items of Pers Personal Interest
Issued in Canada—Deals Main- About People and Things in
ly With the Late Government's Prince Rupert That Are in the
Policies. Day’s Happenings.

(Canadian Press Despatch.) watches from now un-

Ladies’
Ottawa, Dec. 16.—The first re-|til Xmas at special prices at
port of the Naval Service has just | Wark’s. tf
been issued and deals with the

Christmas Social.
The Scandinavian Society Val-
halla of 8. H. & E. F. is making
preparations for an enjoyable
social with dance in K. of P. Hall

carrying out of the
of the late Government, the work
of the Fisheries Protective Sery-
Hydrographic Survey, Wire-
less and Radio-Telegraphie Sery-

naval policy

ice,

ice. It states that 38 reernits Saturday, Dec. 30th, at 8 p. m,
were secured for the cruiser| Music by Gray's orchestra.
Rainbow, all but three being se- Gentlemen $1.50; ladies free.
cured in British Columbia, di6-23

 

Christmas Rush.
Big rush to Keeley’s for Per-
fumes in fancy gift packages. tf
All kinds of musical instru-
ments at J. 8. Gray & Sons’, 6th
street. tf

FIRST AVENUE
FORGES AHEAD

Fine New Business and Residen-
tial Block to Be Erected by J. H.
Hilditch for Allan Campbell} cent Provincial police excursion
Near McBride Street. into the Naas district was the

se method adopted by Indian Agent

fine business and resi-|C, CG, Perry for descending a long

k is planned for First}slide. He simply sat astride of

McBride _ street,} his kit bag and tubogganed it, to

 

 

Tobogganed It.
One of the features of the re-

 

Another
dential bloe
avenue, near

; overlooking the new Provincial|the huge delight of the rest of
Government wharf. The building] the party.

is to be erected by J. H. Hilditch

for Allan Campbell. It will be See Sweder Bros. for holiday

50 by 100 feet
and basement.
will be occupied
stores, the upper

with two storeys
The ground floor
by handsome
floors by com-

tailoring. d24

All members of the Ratepayers’
Association are invited to attend

modious residential rooms. “Thela meeting for members only in
basement will be adapted for] the McIntyre Hall this evening,
store purposes and will accom-|December 46th. Those who have
modate the steam heating plant. Joined but have not yet received

| Plumbing, electric light and bell membership cards, can obtain
}equipment will all be of the most] their cards at the door, it
modern, and everything will be cmuldienieutie

arranged in substantial style to Beautiful “open stock” dinner

structure to the excellent
Messrs. Munroe & Lailey are
are hitec ts in charge of the

suit the
site.
the

and tea sets—over a ton weight
of them just received direct from
England, Tasteful patterns, op-
en stock, medium- prices. Wal
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lace’s,
For Men.
Sets, Safety Razors,
Mirrors, Shaving
Strops—all appropriate
gifts for men—at

Old Reliable
The Camosun arrived at 7
a.m, today with passengers and
mail from the south. She pulled
out again for Stewart at 14 a.m.
There arrived yesterday a large
shipment of Cut Royal
Crown Derby China, hand painted
China and many other beautiful

Shaving

ss.

Brushes,

 

NEXT COUNTY COURT

Glass,

8th, 1912.

 

 

'
| ee lines especially attractive and
Next sittings of the County} @Ppropriaie for Xmas gifts. Call
E lourt will be opened by Judgej@t Wark’s before you buy. tf
|) Young on January 8th, 19412, The : oun ‘
}court may be held in the Macin-| _ Choicest liquors and cigars—
ltyre hall, unless meantime, the | Savoy.
jtemporary offices for the land x , as
SRS a {registry staff are completed, en- Miss Lester left by the Prince
: : ‘ . bs lain > yj Rupert yesterday morning for a
; r the rece i ‘n Tour disaster taken just before the start on |abling the court house to be ; : : :
\ ipshot of the victims ater: ee ae tees disaster taken j before ‘ oO ahaa Chambers hearings in| heliday trip to the east. She will
é — : : | connection with the county court return to the city about the

 

 

 

 

 

 

: oe jeases will be held next week by] ™iddle of March,
ion Government steamer Dasa Jud Young
ress. HUCeo SOURE:
The Bible and need Bible. in NEW CAPTAIN lin place of Captain Hackett, who | Gees oe Christmas Cards.
rhe Place of 4 al 4 recently resigned. Captain Mo- | ; hu Extraordinary assortment at
Progress" is the interest- i Don't forget that you can find Keeley’s tf
, Me Pherson will take commande as! 6 aoe Bee eo __. | Keeley's,
that Rey. W. H. ! ee dn | returns from |# complete line of Hand Bags, eieettes
- a soon as the vessel re 8 Mena oft Se eee , : ;
| B. D., has taken ' a Mo her present trip to the north, a Cnet eee = eid Christmas dinner—friends in-
row night i, eee coat a eae 8 oF ee ver eae vited, extra dishes, glasses, linen
0 e reg iray’s »welry Store. ‘ices , ; :
ee cared will be| Captain John D, McPherson of 22 alkane Heintzman, aoe? ewolry On sy deg needed, Everything in these
; . nie m., 2:30 p.m.| ©, P. R, Steamer Otter Is the; or thirty days Frank D.| BH. lines. Wallace's. tf
al a ge =| Keele he exclusive agent. fori. rr ro Se
special music Lucky Man—Will Take Come! Keeley, th x«
‘0 p.m op nr Bees gear oo this famous piano, will offer 10| Christmas Gifts in China. THE WEATHER.
ndered by the : aie per cent. diseount on every Keeley’s elegant display of —_
waded Victoria, “Deo. 46; Captain | piano. tf hand painted China in wide Twenty-four hours ending 5
Princess May arr Princess John D,. McPherson of the CG, P, - ———— range of variety and price is at-|a. m., Dec, 16: Bar,, 29.67; max,
rhe G, P, R eameite passen-|R, steamer Otter has been ap- Pantorium Pioneer Cleaners. | tracting the Christmas shoppers.|temp., 39.0; min, temp., 30,0;
May arrived ers m Vaneouver.| pointed to command the Domin-| Phone 4, tf rain, .20,
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