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THE LEADING NEWSPAPER IN NORTHERN BRITISH COLUMBIA
Published Daily and Weekly by
THE PRINCE RUPERT PUBLISHING CO, LTD., PRINCE RUPERT, B.C.

 

 

 

H. F. MeRAR, EDITOR AND GENERAL MANAGEN
HEAD OFFICE
DAILY EDITION wGGRGRD — Saturday, July 11, 1014. !
An Edmonton despatch says| around the island is not long

“The intention of the British since completed in view of the
Columbia Ministers (Messrs.; promise made by the Premier?
Bowser and Ross) is to get ac-| ese

quainted with the country and |

j i Why it is that the MeRride
. » 8 o be le more :

people so as to be able to hg Street approach to the Govern-
inteliigently deal with the nor- |

thern questions that are con- ment Dock, which is now
stantly coming up at Victoria.” nearly four years overdue, is

The Bowser-McBride Gov- not yet started?
ernment has been in office ten) ia te
years but even at this late date} Whs
the people would be glad to see demanded ite pound of flesh
a measure of intelligence used from the city of Prince Rupert
at Victoria in the consideration and weak-minded alder-
of questions affecting the meth coll treasury notes to pap
peer. : wid off the Government debt at an
Ponight, it is exper aed, a usurious rate of interest, when
eee See Ny. SS. eee Wen Be the city should rather have
with us and perhaps they will heen ansisted?
be able to enlighten the people a a
on a few matters. Why the

has the (

did Government

They may possibly tell us| refuse to assist Prince Rupert
why the North has been dis-/| last year and yet weed she
eriminated against and why in- credit of the whole Province
steed of spending the money | to guarantee a sewerage
which the North contributes to scheme for Greater Vancouver?
the Provineial exchequer to) ci: «©

develop this new and wonder- | Who are the “prominent”

fully rich district, the money
is used to develop the southern
portion of the Province.
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Perhaps they will also tell
us why thieves and murderers

Prince Rupert men who did not
want the Government to as-
sist the city last year?
oe
Why is it that the Provincial
| building is not started? The

have been allowed to run at} premier said three years ago
large in the interior eountry| that this would start imme-
unpunished of the crimes diately.
which they have committed, nee:
e." 9 Does the Government pro-
Why has the little public pose to continue to discrimin-
money spent here been wasted ate against the North?
so that there is hardly a de- <2 re
cent road in the whole north Is it the intention of the
country? Government to continue its
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practice of playing politics in
all things which keeps affairs
in a constantly unsettled con-

Why are incompetent road-
bosses employed and why are
they allowed to build trails to dition and breeds discontent
their own properties? and ill feeling.

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Why has the land been given In short as indicated by the
away to speculators instead of Edmonton despatch the people
being reserved for settlers? of the North would like to feel

Yo ae assured that hereafter a meas_

Why is it that the ure of intelligence will be

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A. E. Rand, President. J. 8. Pearce, Manager

THE PRINCE RUPERT SASH
AND DOOR COMPANY, LTD.

Manufacturers
Doors, Sash, Mantels, Mouidings, Scroli and Band Sawing,
and all kinds of Finishings, Store and Office Fix.
tures, House Finish a Speciaity.
Factory and Office: Seventh Avenue, Hays Cove Circle
Telephone 218 - P.O, Box 207 - Prince Rupert, B. C.

 

 

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HEAD OFFICE: MONTREAL ESTABLISHED 1869

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Reserve Fund...... 12,560,000
Total Assets....... 175,000,000

Savings Bank Department — $1 Will Open an Account
Branches Throughout Canada and Banking Connec-
tions With All Parts of the United States

Agents Throughout the Worid
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ing, Townsites and Subdivisions, Electric |
A. J. BURROUGHS, Manager rich? Blue Printing, Negatives and White CONTRACTORS FOR BOAT =!L0IN
Tet Ave. and MoBride Bt. PRINCE RUPERT, 8.c. — PRINCE RUPERT AUTO CO — Of Every Deseription— A>
PHONE 25 Branch Yard at Smithers We buy and serve only the best THIRD AVE Prince Rupert a Repaire -_
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used in the conduct of inten. |
ern affairs though frankly they |
have no expectation that such |
will be the ease under Sy
persent government

If Mr. Bowser will look into |

these grievances he will get!
some idea of the reason for
the unpopularity of his Gov

ernment in the North All the
North wants is a square deal
and if the Government want
fo save their tace they will get
busy.

DR. CARMAN WILL
HELP DETECTIVES

Mysterious Murder Problem Stil!
Baffles Officers and
Sleuths

if

detectives

Freeport, N.Y., July Priv
ate and

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continuing their

the murder of Mrs. Louise Baile)

county are

investigatior

who was so mysteriously shot
while in the office of Dr. Edwi
Carman. The inquest into the
murder, adjourned yesterdays is

to be resumed today, and the mat

ter is not taken out of the coro
ner’s hands by the grand jury
Dr. Carman said yesterday he

welcomed the arrival of the chief

of a detective agency and his men
“If the county had not hired)

this man I would have done |

so
when the inquest was concluded,” |

he said. “During the interviews |
this man and his subordinates}
have had with my wife they did

their best, just as the county au-|
thorities did, to make her change
her story. I believe she has told
the whole truth The detective |
chief is welcomed at our house}
any time. I hope he can find the
person who murdered Mrs. Bailey
and I will give him all the help 1}
possibly can.”

 

Breaking All Records

11.—Break-
records for rapidity of
railway construction in Western
America, an army numbering
5,600 men is at present employed
on the Pacific Great Eastern
Railway, along the whole of its
length, from Squamish to Peace
River, via Fort George, a distance
og 810 miles.

With this achievement in pro-
gress, there are being revealed
evidences of great natural re-
throughout the distance
traversed, which prove a revela-

Fort George, July
all

ing

sources

tion even to those who had sup-
posed they were well informed
as to the possibilities of this sec-
tion of British Columbia.
Woman's Attempt Is Vain
Ucluelet, July 10.—Weston
Lee, the 12-year-old son of Ed-

ward Lee, met death by drowning

im the Ucluelet Harbor last week.
The iad, with cousin, Miss
Alma Lyche, out in a
launch and was trying to make a
landing in the face of a strong
wind when he was upset. A wave
swept him beyond reaching dis-
tance of the launch and he dis-
appeared from view before there
was time to effect a rescue.

Miss “Lyche jumped from the
launch and, at a risk of her life,
lunged for a canoe in the hope
of being able to get it to the as-
sistance of the drowning boy, but
she failed in her effort and had a
narrow escape with her life.

had heen

Too Heavy for Daddy

 

“Willie, why couldn't you find
the result of these examples you
took home?” inquired the teacher
in a sharp voice.

“Please, ma'am,” replied the
shaking boy, “me father says
they wuz too hard for him, an’
would you mind giving me a few
easier ones to do?”

What matter if a girl's com-
plexion is poor when he father is

 

THE DAILY NEWS

 

 

 

 

at ,
a ee) ee .
r ! DR.A.H.MACHLIN
EV. JOSELLIOTT § DR-A-HMACHLING ap J. HUN

    

FIGURES IN GODERICH POLITICAL ACTION
Dr \. H. Macklin, Conservative candidat Centre Huron Jin
the reeent eleetions against W ; dfoot, Kul M.PLP
has pleaded not guilty to a brib y cha ind with Rev
Joseph Elliott, defeated by Mr. Pr t at the last elections.
will be tried before Mawistrate Ke Goderich J. B
Hunter, organist, says he received the money from Dr. Mack
lin, following a conversation with M tt According to
the prosecution, two other men overheard the Hunter-Macklin

interview Dr. Macklin Mr. Elliott d iny suggestion

of corruption.

YUKON RAILWAY WILL FOLLOW
COMPLETION OF NEW LINES

DR. THOMPSON BELIEVES IT BOUND TO COME AS SOON AS
G.T.P. AND C.N.R. ARE FiINISHED—-WILL OPEN
UP VAST TERRITORY

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Railway communication be.;tural possibilities of the Yukon,
tween Northern British Columbia | 7), the
the Yukon and Alaska will in- l fact that the Province of Vologda,
evitably follow the completion of |
the Canadian Northern Pacific |
and the operation of the Grand/!® the same latitude, supported a

Thompson referred to

in European Russia, which was

Trunk Pacific Railways, in the | population of 1,600,000 by agri-
opinion of Dr. Alfred Thompson, | cultural production.
M.P. for the Yukon, who is on; The gold production in the Yu-
the coast on his way back to the/}kon this vear was estimated by
North after attending the last; ine member at &6.000.000 The
session of the Dominion House./opinion was expressed that the
Dr. Thompson is a brother of|plans of the United States to
J. H. Thompson of this city. He|spend $35,000,000 in building
sails today from Vancouver for!1,000 miles of railway in Alaska
Skagway. would no doubt give a big im
“The next great railway to be | petus to trade in the Yukon Ter

 

 

constructed in Canada,’ he pre-|ritory as well,

dicts, ‘will be from @ point on the} - tee

Grand Trunk. Pacific in British Norfolk Rooms. Steam heated,

Columbia through the northern hot and cold water. Terms rea-

part of the Province and the Yu-|sonable, 6th Ave. and Fulton.

kon to connect with the system 143tf

which is to be built by the United it i

States Government in Alaska What everyone should know:

Phis will open up a vast territory dial of dak { aie
7 . ple discriminating taste

in Northern British Columbia | ging at the G.T P. Cafe. 83tf

and Seutherr Yukon, and give |

railway communication from Syd

ney, ©.B., to the boundary line

of the Yukon on the 1414 meri-

dian west, making it possible to The man who puts his

take a train in Vancouver and savings in il or mining

ride to the shores of Behring stocks takes a gambler's

Sea. This will make an empire chance He is not an in-

tributary to the cities of British vestor; he is a speculator.

Columbia, and I have no doubt The man who works for

that the greatest amount of this
trade will come to Vancouver.
“This is not a visionary pro-
ject” Dr. Thompson added. “Hon
Franklin K. Lane, Secretary of
the Interior at Washington, has
signified his willingness to con-
struct a branch of the Alaskan
system to the Yukon boundary,

wages and puts by savings
for a rainy day cannot afford
to take the chance. He
wants a safe investment
is secure
and brings him in generous
rate of interest.

That is the kind of invest-
ment we recommend to you

where his capital

and Sir Richard McBride is, I un- in the stock of the Prince
derstand, very willing to have his Kupert Building & Invest-
government co-operate with the ment Co., Ltd. This com-
Federal Government in building pany deals solely in Prince
the British Columbia section. Rupert properties. It used

“When the time is ripe I be- the combined capital of

many small

purchase city

investors to
property, im-
prove it and make it revenue
bearing. The company has
neo paid officers, the operat-
ing expenses do not eat up
the profits. . It has paid an
average of seventeen percent
PEPER ERE ES per annum in the past three

FOR A TAXI: *

lieve that I can get the Dominion
Government to build the Yukon
section, So that the big railway
project is not a remote possibility
by any means

Discussing

i.

the great agricul.

 

 

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A limited amount of new
‘apital is being taken in at
$11 per share. We recom-
mend it to our elients.

McCaffery & Gibbons

 

 

 

 

   
   

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Cement, Brick and Tite Work Avenue. 1

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Tar and Gravel and Ready Made Roofing | Oleanest, Brightest, Gee
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Estimates Given on Moving Buildings. . Largest stock Of Pipe - a
Vancouver, Crane Valves and ™
Phone Biack 294 tings, Pipes cut to orde
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Suite {, Federal Block
PRINCE RUPERT, B. ©.
Phone 300 P. 0. Box 1635!

A IVARSON & CO.

Biacksmiths & Horseshoers
Boat Work —.

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