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THE DAILY NEWS

  

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PRINCE RUPERT, B.C., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6, 1912.

PRICE Five CENTS

 

ONEER CHURCH LAST TO LEAVE GT.P. R

 

   
 
 

Trade and Lloyds. It there-
fore shows that the oil burn-

 

00D SHIP PRINCE GEORGE AN OIL BURNER

Description of the New Bavioment Which Captain Nicholson Says
is the Very Best System in the World

“Our oil burning system in every case. The George has!can be maintained and the steam | McBride government, sent
has been not only passed by five oil tanks, one forward, two| pressure held at almost the same} here to save their govern-
the Dominion government,” aft and two smaller ones in the | point continually. With coal a} ment and save their jobs.
gays Captain Nicolson, “but wings, all below the main deck.| steamer makes a great burst of Some seldom seen or heard
also by the British Board of From the tanks the oil passes} speed when starting, but when of save at election time.

through pipes into the stokehold,
where there are valves which con-

 

 

 

As Election Draws Near the
Heelers Appear.

By the George this morn
ing came road overseers,
timber inspectors, fire war

dens and other agents of the

 

 

 

the fires have to be scraped and}
green fuel put on the steam pres-|
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BELLA COOLA RAILWAY BEGINS AT DUNVEGAN

‘Company is Capitalized for Five. Five Millions, the Capital Being Sub-

Further
received

been
the

have
regarding
French syndicate promoting a
railway that to have its ter-
minus at Bella Coola. This French
| syndicate, incorporated under the
of the Pacific & Peace River

particulars
here

is

 

ing apparatus on the Prince trol the flow of the liquid. It|snre goes down. a | Itailway Development Syndicate,
George is of the best.” then passes through a set of| When the big three funneller| To OPEN ‘CAMPAIGN is completing the organization of
| ew capacity as an oil] strainers into the pumps, which left this port in the past she al-| ee a railway company capitalized at
ship in line with the} force it into the heaters, where j | The Two-Man Government Starts | $5,000,000, this capital being sub-
in flyers of the world,| the oil is heated from 175 to 200| Y@ys had smoke belching forth in to Stump Province. | scribed exclusively in France. The
; G. T. P. steamer| degrees. Under pressure of from| l@rge quantities from her smoke pi iain purpose of the company is to
; ( ve reached port this}125 to 130 pounds the oil flows] stacks. With the oil, however, | Special to Daily News.) build a railway from Dunvegan
after her annual over-| through another set of strainers! post of the fuel is consumed in| Victoria, March 6.—Premier to Bella Coola, British Columbia,
ch has oceupied the] and then into the burners. j} the furnaces and what pases Mhiide nH eeel omic: General| “2° route followed being the
nths. } The George is equipped with} through there without becoming a . : “| shortest from Peacé River to the
rhe chief reason why the Grand} six boilers and she has eighteen | ignited is used up in the tubes, jowser left here last night a Pacifie.
Ff decided to equip its| fires. When the oil reaches the so that very little smoke will is-| their campaign tour of the prov-| 4 federal charter was granted
bs 5 h oil are first and fore-| tips, which are inside the furn-| sue from the funnels of the! ince The opening meeting will|last year to the syndicate and
er steaming qual-| aces, it is prepared for ignition | George in the future. be held at Kamloops tonight. gives power to the Peace River
ondly the general|jand bursts into flames upon |
‘ the steamer. The/]shooting out from the fine holes |
the George here-| in the tips. When coal was used
th coal needed to} on the steamer, half of the furn-
week in order to} aces were filled with grating, but
a spectable condition,| with the oil the whole of the fire-
lire to be cleaned as} place is available for the blaze.
other part of the|Captain Nicolson says that with
\\ the oil al grime, dirt/the coal only about 57 per cent. oe
te oll aterm, Cit {ibe sol only shank 67 pse cen’ Special meeting. OF Vesiny. ‘Held Last Night Motion Carried and
h is reputed to be/oltained, but with oil he expects | Building Committee Appointed
best in the country,| 80 per cent., which is about the |
ed on the steamer.| highest value that can be gotten |
s a siimnple device,! out of any fuel. |
h can be relied upon | With the oil a steadier blaze | NUCLEUS OF CATHEDRAL 10 COST $17, 000

 

BIAYOR WANTS BLIND PIGGERS

  
 

 

 

PROSECUTED TO THE LIMIT

Triple Scheme Carefully Arranged by Biihise and oaths for Utilizing Step by Step
for Permanent Church Edifice Part of the Fine Site Secured by the

Pioneer Church of Prince Rupert on Fourth Avenue

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

scribed in France---Is Called Pacific and Peace River Ry.

& Pacific Railway Company tojof the Panama Canal this new
construct a railway from Bella} Canadian port will keep pace in
Coola on Burk Channel, B. C., to| progress with Vancouver and
a point at or near Dunvegar,; Prince Rupert.

touching at Fort Fraser, Stuart Plans have been approved by
Lake, Fort St. James, Fort Mc-|the Railway Commision of last
Leod, and passing through the| November. It is understood that
Pine Pass, the total distance be-|the organization of the company

ing in all about 480 miles.
Considerable preparatory work
has already been done by the
syndicate through the corporation
agencies of Montreal,
Engineer F. X. Drury, who has
located the fudson Bay road for

will be completed in time to start
work this summer, the line will
be ready for operation two years
afterward,

For sale—Soda fountain and
all appurtenances. C. H. Orme. tf

 

 

the Dominion government, made

an extensive report on_ this Presbyterian Club Tonight.
project, after a trip along the g ; :
proposed route. Mr. Drury says A Scotch evening is on the bill

of| at the Presbyterian Club tonight.

that this railway will open one (Mr. J. H. Kelly will d
J. vill give an ad-

 

the best parts of Central British}

Columbia. Inthe valleys of Ne-|.ress and an excellent program
chaco and Chiiacco rivers are| as been arranged. The club
more than 2,000,000 acres of| meets at 8:15 in the church hall
fruit lands, which will be tapped|°” Fourth avenue, end ‘is qpan
by the new line. Hard coal has| all.

been found in large quantities on| ee Meee

the east slope of the Rockies as| Lads and lasses frae_ the
well as vast timber limits of great| heather come .alang and meet

commercial value, near Lac Long|thegither at the St. Andrew's So-
are three falls 150 feet high|Ciety’s “at hame” in the Sons of
which would give unlimited pow-| England Hall, on Friday night,
er. Mr. Drury’s report says Bella\ March 8th.

Coola, the proposed terminus,
one of the finest ports on the Pa-|
cific coast and with the

SEATTLE VOTERS EMPHATICALLY
AGAINST A WIDE OPEN TOWN

 

1s
doz, $1.10. Stalk-
At

Fresh eggs, 3
& Wells.

 

 

 

 

 

Moved by Mr. Burritt, sec- alone, last to leave the church|ing complete with basement and
onded by Mr. Kennaugh, that section of the railway reserve.|interior finished suitable for
OLICE MAGISTRATE TO BE ASKED TO CO-OPERATE al a building committee of \ll the churches of other de-| services now, afterward to be the} WHILE THE NOTORIOUS _ EX-MAYOR “HAD LARGEST VOTE AT
USED HIS FULL POWERS IN PROSECUTING AND power to proceed with the nominations have moved away to} church — hall. Estimated cost, | PRIMARY THE WOMEN CAME OUT IN FORCE YESTER-
ADJUDGING HEAVIEST PENALTIES. | erection of a church to cost more or less permanent buildings | $25,850, DAY AND DEFEATED HIM.
; $17,000 if a suitable loan on their own lots, the latest to Second, to erect the same | : Nicteky spaanse
sioners Newton,| provincial magistrates served out| can be negotiated. : If a loan go being the Methodists, who have building but not to complete the | Special to Daily News. |popularity, but Gill obtained by
Bullock-Webster| \o them in the early days the evil] cannot be negotiated the the most ambitious church build- inbepiire aint shine Baliinated Seattle, March 6.—With twen-|far the larger vote in the pri-
{ ns ae r f | would be ended, oe wr eas meter ae * ae a oo { $17.000 rr ‘ : ty-five precinets to hear from out|mary and the slogan yesterday
OY eee ee Grcan es ‘ ayor went on to say that e erection a ow the Anglican Church is}|*"°" *%** , Re : vie e sa sea
n, at whieh | 2 ee ee hicentates the | basement costing $6,820. oking toward removal to its rhird, to erect the permanent of two bundreg and twenty-one, aoe Saxena " defeat 8 vis fei
gethy discussion quor act it was not necessary Carried. Rik cake Anh gigtinknt: wlahtaibta basement for the building, with | George Cotterill was erented * a SONATE an corsnet
s and business.| for the magistrate to be so care- Building committee elect- ngs ea. +8 halls, ete., suitable for hold-|a majority of slightly over Bee OxX—C ree pONCA, appenstein,
aed aakad | filcne aindek thie evidenhe of ins ed last night:. Bishop Du commanding placed on Fourth] jing services, and to temporarily | teen Dundee: ene wap algo pe ote ee ae
the prosecutions; tent would be sufficient to con- Vernet, Mr. Burrit, R. L. Mo- avenue west and central, and /roof this until such time as the | the a ee ue Ne eee he aaa at ae geciared for a
Comox avenue for) viet How the magistrate could Intosh, Mr. Kennaugh, Mr. | Bishop Du Ver: has for over a} building can be completed. Es-| called a little over a eee aeO Me aa eee Fo aged nase ee
d when told that! decide in favor of defendants E. H. Mortimer, Mr. Christie year been act in preparing for|'™mated cost, $6,850. (This base-/ 4) uprising of the better element . ; pe wk af ' au Pane ae ver
. : Bei ment is entirely above ground,|against an administration. that|the active part taken by the
brought up and) against the evidence of the po-| and Col. Davis. tha new bu ° The lots.- the : i i Psi ; ae : s y mm se
, ye ; ; well lighted and ventilated. favored in every way the lowest} women in fayor of Cotterill,
d costs, wanted to] lice and the bottles of confiscated) at a special meeting of the purchase of which with clear title : ‘lement. Cotterill is a leading| thousands of whom worked and
vas a spasmodic ef-| liquor right before him he could| vestry of St. Andrew's Anglican! fpom the G. T. P. he has prac- It is the seeond of these three Batt ae 0) wheal sen aunt atl wien tannins
to be continued.| not see. They would send a re-| Church, held last night in the} tjeally fina himself repaid} schemes which the building com- |’ : ene :
said it would be con-| spectful request to the magis-/ ¢hurch hall on the reserve, the} sjowly by stalments from the} mittee appointed last night will — —
along He thought} trate to co-operate, and if nothing} apoye important step was taken.) ehurch \ es, have been| endeavor to carry through at as
loing very well and| came of that would appeal to the | In opening the meeting the} e¢leared Vi little is required|early a date as possible. In any PRINCE RUPERT TENNIS CLUB
ep it up. The board) attorney g@qneral for aid in the | bishop detailed very clearly the} to sta he f dation of a sub-! case the basement can be erected.
solution to stand be matter He desired to see the | position of the church, As 18) stantial church building to be the! Of this the bishop and vestry are
] chief in rigidly enforce-| blind piggers soaked good and] wel] known the Anglican Church fo he cathedral which| assured, It is purpcsed to raise HOLDS ENTHUSIAST
hard, as if this was not done they] was first on the field here’ by] jg to sta beside it a loan in England, and realizing
hy discussion followed) would continue their evil courseS| more than a year. Its building Three sche s for the erec-|the loyalty of the west to the rE
1 if blind pigweries| with impunity Why there WaS! was first on the G. T. P. reserve] tion { his first permanent, pioneer spirit, they are confident | PLEASED TO RECEIVE NOTIFICATION FROM CITY CLERK THAT
he general opinion| one place that he understood was} and during the pioneer days of building ha been placed in| that with the growing prosperity APPLICATION FOR GROUND ON ACROPOLIS HILL HAS
(that the police mag-| selling more liquor than the | Prince Rupert Bishop Du Vernet) peady to s form before the|of Prinee Rupert funds will be BEEN G°?ANTED.
! ud be requested to co-| Sayoy Hotel next door, the latter] himself ministered to the relig- vestry through the energy of the | forthcoming liberally from those
1 the board and city} paying a $1,000 license. It WAS} jous needs of members of all de- bishop, who has been in toueh|who are making good profits The Mayor had notices sent to; Gamble, O'Neill, Mortimer, Kerr,
having such offenders] entirely unfair to the licensed | nominations represented in the} with architects in Toronto and) from the city’s realty to help on/ Secretary Fulton of the Prince} Toby and Clancy.
ated, and a motion | men to permit such a state of! young community, has now the plans in hand, The} the erection of a chureh which| Rupert Tennis Club and Rev.| Satisfaction was expressed at
d to that effect. Mr.}things to continue. Today the early Anglican! schemes are as follows: will be more than ever a credit! Varren McLeod of the athletic] (he manner in which Secretary
d not see that eal Chureh of St. Andrew stands! First, to « t a church build-| to Prince Rupert, association of the decision of the] Fulton had presented the matter
d have any reason FORT GEORGE WAR | Council that a delegation from) pefore the City Council and upon
i & such Cases with | jeach of these organizations was | {he receipt of a letter from the
which the Mayor | | Railway Commission Decides on re invited to accompany the Council | ity Clerk that the petition for
hat the magistrate} Depot Site. Bs a ong — pag 2 aera te use at eo ges of ne. 5e
d to risk his reputa- ae | D f t d S C t i o selec e grounds, cropolis Hill had been granted.
ne oe judgments that Special to Daily News. Rai way e ea e in upreme our has not yet fixed ne date when] {{ was intimated, however, that
| anon Fort Geor,e B. C., March 6, Information was received here today by that the decision of the Railway Commission the Siti aa ae a inal ee was a probability me hae
ook-Webater said ‘the ig » Railway with reference to the opening of Cameron Cove, and which was appealed by the railway to the he tennis club erg @ Meetlns) tennis ground proposition being
pinion seemed to be| After a long fight ne barby ns Supreme Court of Canada, was today adjudged, the Supreme Court upholding the decision of the in Attorney Patimore's office last |made part of the general athletic
agistrate tried to carry | Commissioners have officially de- Railway Commission in avers particular. The work of opening the bay for boats will therefore night to discuss the matter. W., park scheme, and to this there
vtter of the law rather] eided that the station of the G, have to begin at once, Judge Mavbee’s order having been imperative, Kk. Fisher presided and among |appeared to be some ob, jection.
pirit, and the Mayor T. Pp. railway must be located on those present were Messrs. Du-| It was pointed out that the ten-
ich Cases the magis- 7 Pa REET at Fort = ay rant, » Hale Purdy, Crew, Lucas, |nis club merely asked for the use
allowed’ great lattitude the Indian reservation @ ie SSS SS J of the ground and would spend
i and should be asked] George, within a certain distance and Howard Campbeil. Dunean ywoved more springy than Cres-| $1,000 for a club house and the
If the blind piggers| west of the Fraser River. The RETURN FROM joss, delegate from Hazelton, THE CRESCENTS Hiv iis had calculated upon when;laying out of the grounds, and
, (a few doses such as the| bitter townsite war is thus ended. wa of the party. Their re- Laie contemplated crushing of |afterward maintain them, while
ports are that a lively campaign their resistance began, Hence the|‘he rest of the athletic grounds
CONVENTION : 18 in prospect, with strong prob- BEAT TEDDIES margin of victory for the | were to be laid out by the city
ities of victory for the Lib- New Mooners. Bruins showed| With the aid of public subscrip-
PRINC § AGO hore party in several constitu- | their teeth to good advantage| Won. Also that the club had
E RUPERT TWENTY MINUTE Liberal Menreseniasives of Skeena) encies. Close Fought Indoor Ball Game | and held their own as long as| spent $300 in the making of the
ess men in conference mopping their brows sugee st District Give Optimistic Re-| The other delegates of the dis at the Auditorium Last Night—| possible, Rey. W. H .McLeod as tennis courts adjacent to the
for Hatfleld the Rainmaker. ports of Liveral Convention Re-~/ trict who were given seats al the) Score of 20-17 Keenest Yet in) oy j.¢ pooter for his team was en-| Public school and this would be
Progressives just starting in to fire a bunch of non-pro- cently Held in Vancouver. leonvention in lude J. 8. Cowper, | History of the Series. | thusiastic as ever. His coaching} left for the enjoyment of the
ves IR, M. Stewart, W. H. Wark, J. J.] ne has done wonders for the boys.| school children and public gen-
“IDDald says Doe Clayton has not got the nomination 1m Four of the delegates sent from| Sloan, D. A, McKinnon, Al, Peck, The Crescents beat the Teddy} Next two rames of the series, orally, so the city would have two
"8 pocket, Prince Rupert to the Liberal con- | James ane. 4 B. Lookhaaa ©) Bears at indoor baseball in the} Quills vs. Pirates Friday and wee lelegates >
. lory candidates have just lit on the fence Oppo- vention recently held at van-| Peck and Lee Baker. vest scoring yet in the season's Crescents Vaso Quills Tunes ma te a ll 8 gr
s couver returned on the George! viker & Walla’ eee Auditorium by 20 to 17, the keen- | will be cup deciding contests, the < a Se renee
“ware of the bandstand sidewalk—prominent citizen has this morning, and bring glowing| : oe cee ‘ vie it ’| series. Peon rle, are eG most important in the series. ere . .
‘tL lead him to the long drop laccounts of the work accom-| °° ?°" ': cents ealeulated they had i eir ——_—__—— : arr -
“traw hat weather,” say the Rianne by today's boat, Heenan: They 7 eo eet Choicest liquors and cigars—|iwn way, but the Teddies are a Fresh eggs, 3 doz, #41,10. Stalk- Pantorium Pioneer Cleaners,
“ parasols for the girls.’ | gin, R, Naden, A. M, Manson| Savoy. inarvelously resilient bunch and\er & Wells, it Phone 4,