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57 PRINCE Rupert, B.C., Tuurspay, MARCH 7 a, ‘1912, \ aC te: © ‘ % pci Five Catri

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ee Season—Pleasure Party Marred. Of course it is very im- 3) 9
THIRD AVENUE AND THIRD ST. | 22 moor. : | ecthita tose = | MPBRIDE AND BOWSER BOOM
alderment, the city engi- Canadian Press Despatch '2 quire about the completion 3)
neer, the city clerk without Vancouver, March 6,—H, B.! of the McBride wharf, for- eines tannins
INEW BUILDING SUBSTANTIAL ENOUGH TO SERVE UNTIL PER-| a doubt and the representa- Spence, local garage proprietor, merly called the People’s 3 KAMLOOPS SEES OPENING OF CONSERVATIVE CAMPAIGN TO-
MANENT POST OFFICE 18 ERECTED WILL BE PUT UP tives of the tennis club and was drowned here tonight while wharf. Mr. Manson attaches 2. NIGHT—J. P. SHAW RENOMINATED THERE, BUT NELSON
ON LEASED LOTS BY J. H. HILDITCH. the athletic associations are endeavoring to anchor a motor no importance whatever to 3. TORIES DISCARD H. WRIGHT FOR W. B. M’LEAN.
Saino ebitenn bound on a junketing trip boat near the Second Narrows. its completion. This’ is exeeeeetesitiininshdonereises
{nnouncement has now been|main until the new building is during the sunshine of to- He was ont with a party of proven by the fact that he 2) (Special to Daily News.) that he intended to contest the
jyitely made that the new lo-| completed, so as to save the diffi- morrow afternoon... They friends. dispatches John R. Beatty, Kamloops, March 7. “Premier [constituency as supporter of the
Seay post office until the culty of a double removal. As are to meet at the fire hall ee manager of the said wharf, McBride and Attorney Genera|| M¢Bride government.
! the G. T. P. Inn is to take a dif- at 3 o’clock and procéed in Frank Mobley left on the Prince to Porcher Island, then to j -
nt one is built will be on ferent course in removal than a body to Acropolis Hill, John yesterday for a business trip| Inverness, then to Mile 59 Bowser arrived here today and OMINOUS OMISSION
d avenue at the site of A. R./that originally contemplated, it there to select public recre- {io Stewart. 3 on @ political mission, the %) “°'e given a hearty reception in eee
house. In six weeks|may be necessary to cut off only|$ ation grounds which will ae- DiMA Sag object of which was to se- op pelmre —e first Rees. Cable Announces Return of South
be buill there by J. H.}@ small portion of the present commodate the tennis play- Nine pretty tasteful patterns cure proxies for Manson’s er gad At id tape eMC. —e Pole Seekers but No More.
h a post office building of POS! office building to let the|} ers, baseball fans and all the 3) in open stock dinnerware to show|$ Candidature to present to shaw Was uibntioaaty beg nts 722 cea
wler substantial enough to hotel pass, and for a few weeks athletic sports. you in the eroekery department the convention. dian ret Célaarvattnke for’ tite Special to Daily News.)
the needs of the city until}/™ore the Rupert road post office at Wallace's. 3t : ; 4 Hobart, Tasmania, March 7,—

 

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site for the permanent build- so sauy" ton aa i” aoc before the convention. Tonight Captain Amundsen has just
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or ee aia pe peratio ow a great meeting will be held in| "®@ched here from his south

eet is cleared and the building| *P0t site. the opera house, the Premier and| ?°!@" expedition, but the despatch
ted. This will probably take ; A OOS eRe RR EST Mr. Bowser delivering addresses| 40°S "Ot state if he reached the
siderable time owing to the] No Dance Tonight. to an audience numbering hun-| 50Uth Pole or not.
t of rock on the site. | Owing to the MeIntyre hall be- dreds strong. imines tai leita cast eae ici

The Barrow residence will be/ ing engaged for a meeting, the a has 2 ~ Sturdy Young Citizen.
ed without delay and work} usual weekly dance given by Nelson, March 7.—W. B. Mce- To Mr. and Mrs, J. E. Wright

nee speedily upon the} Gray’s orchestra will not be held Progressives Held a Most Have lune “Meeting Last Night and Lean has been nominated by the| there arrived this morning a

emporary post office. Floor| | tonight. Conservatives in convention to-| splendid baby boy with a ten
of 75 feet by 50 feet will] _—_ 66 ”? day for the legislature. Harry] pound start in life. Mr. Wright
ivailable for the aceommoda- Many new things in spring dry Demonstrated That They Are the Stuff Wright, the late member, del.yed| is a surveyor wilh Messrs. Ritchie
service, The present }g00ds have arrived st Wal- —_—— gelling home because of a train| & Agnew, anda popular old timer

— EIGHT BASE BETRAYERS ARE GUILLOTINED 20 esis iat” 0
UPERT’S FIRST Honbrary President Sir ti Strong Executive Elected With Prudhortatle as Pissidett Enthusiastic Predictions i a ARBITRATORS

Small Audience Heard Address by |“
Laurier. as to Progressive Convention—Stated That Delegates to the Non-Progressive J. H. Kelly on “Success.”
ORGAN RECITAL mipesimenty 2h Yi erewwerens, OF: Rte Convention Will Not be Able to Arrive Here by Saturday Teer UPHOLD G T P
berni. Owing to many counter attrac- | oe oe
ata | Vice Presidents, William T, Ker- There is no split in the | pliment and said that in ordinary; urday, but this fact was made
rge Crowds Thronged Metho- gin of Prince Rupert and F. J. Conservative party of Prince | circumstances he would have] jight of. It was stated that the
Hists’ New Church Last Night Deane of Cranbrook. Rupert so far as the Pro- | been only too proud to accept, but old liners would not be able to
o Hear Prof. Serle Put Fine’ Treasurer, A. M. Pound, Van- gressive Conservative Asso- there was a Campaign on and he , Arbitration Court in Up River
nstrument Through Its Paces.| couver. ciation is concerned, and at | felt that a more experienced present enjoyed a well gotten up Right-of-Way Case.
ae | Secretary, C. E. Campbell of Van- last night’s meeting of this | hand was required at the helm. | notify delegates in time for them paper. on “Suecess” by J. H. ee ae
e Rupert peopié last night| couver. body, held in the Conserva- He believed that hand would be} the Progressives might be as- Kelly. At the elose of the ad-| Rey. R. Tomlinson has been
tI Methodist Church had| Executive Committee—L. D. Tay- tive Club rooms, the large found in Mr. Prudhomme and was | sured of being asked to seat many} dress a lively discussion ensued! awarded $4,500 in the Meaniskin-
> pleasure of hearing the first! lor, F. R. McD. Russell, George gathering, from the begin- pleased to withdraw in that| Conservative delegates in addi-|potween two Scotchmen (with|isht mission lands right-of-way

 

 

 

 

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ga cilal ever given in| MecCrossan, Ralph Smith, Van- ning of the proceedings and gentleman's favor, Then on the | tion to those they could rely UPON) Trish names) as to what success|case with the G. T. P. This is
ce Ruy Professor Serle’s| couver; H. Shepherd, Nanai- especially at the end, ap- motion of Mr. Lannie, seconded | attending, The meeting then really meant. One took the stand} practically what he was offered
uipulation of the fine instru-| mo; Captain Ramsay and J. W.| peared confident that it is |by Mr. Newton, the election of | elected fourteen delegates, ©™M~) that success had a great deal to] hy the railway company before
ted for the church Weart, New Westminster; H. THE Conservative party of Mr. Prudhomme was made unan-| »racing their whole official list. | do with a man’s prosperity, while! {he action was raised, and he has
5 ch appreciated by a| McPhee, Vancouver Island; A. this city. The meeting was = imous. Next came the report of the in-| j}the other said if it wasn’t for| now to bear the burden of the
x ence, and at the close| &. Fraser and George Bell, harmonious and unanimous rhe other officers elected were:! Ve ea ating committee. and the} | luck there would be no Carneg zies| costs , Which is very considerable.
. L. W. Patmore and Dr. Ker | Victoria and A, McDonald and from the election of officers 3. F, Macdonald, first vice presi-| fuillotine was erected amid great| 5p Rockefellers in the world to-| The arbitrators’ fees alone
b ed a yery hearty vote of} James Murphy of the Upper to the beheading of the eight dent; F. M. Lannie, second vice| euthusiasm, For words, deeds} qay, Both debaters proved his} work out to about $4,260 at the
ne ition to Professor Serle Country; H. H. Shandley and charged with playing the president; Neil McKay, secretary, | @0d acts inimical to the interests point so well that the judges were| rate of $25 per day for each ar-
rough KR Charles Sing, pasto Dr. E. Hall, Victoria; F. Wag- Judas Iscariot act. and William Sibbald, treasurer.| 0! progress and those of the as-| unable to arrive at a decision. |bitrator for each day in session.
hureh Some excelle nt | staff and E. J. Thomas, Nanai- rhere were three candidates for| The executive committee elected| sociation the investigating com-} nip enrmrtnerenl a | Besides this there are the costs
pea tributions to the musi-| mo; D. Ross and G. R. Naden,| jhe high position of president,| Consists of S. M, Newton, John | mittee recommended the expul- Lads and lasses _ frae the} for bringing witnesses-from all
program, to organ accom-| Gomox-Atlin; A. D. Molntire| (he first placed’in nomination be-| O’Brien, George Leek, W. Angle, | $10 of the following members?! heather come alang and meet/parts of the country. This runs
ere given, by new and} and Dr. Macdonald, Yale-Cari-|jng Mayor Newton. This would|J. H. Kelly, Douglas Sutherland| Dr. Clayton, red Ritchie, H., H. thegither at the St. Andrew's So-| to fully another $1,000 or $1,200.
| inding local talent se boo; J. A. Buchan and William} .},4) doubt have carried by accla-| and three others, Oe ae oe ae a R. Love, ciety's ‘otha mat Tine Sons of | ‘Midi thancihane are the fees of
bred for the evening by the Rutherford, Kootenay; R. W./ ination but that Mr. Newton The first business before the |‘ aren me Mc 5. The re.| eugiand Hall, on Friday night, counsel to be paid. These, it may
ethodists Dick and R. Jardine, New West-| pjeaded press of public business.| new officials was the election of ty S 1a i ougias 1@ TC! March 8th. safely be assumed, will not scale
‘ — minster. Then F. M. Lannie and A. J.| delegates to the convention next He smnied unanimously | —_—____— |much below the expenses of wit-
YUKON ELECTION Preece iene Prudhomme were named, Mr.| Monday, It was pointed out that} @"* with applause. TARELL CASE LS apeanie thay DerhaDe Re ae
Lannic fittingly expressed his} another Conservative association | - a a teetae aaa siderably more.
ew Commissioner Will Issue PRINCE RUPERT WEATHER deep gratification for the com-| had called a convention for Sat- | (Continued on Page 4. Taking all together it looks as

 

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1K vho leaves Vancouver on ro i ; yo Se ». oes
day on the Princess May, On’ February 2nd The Daily rant Conviction,” Says Magis-|‘!e company for the right-of-way
Piles that he would dissolve the News took especial note of the

May Appeal if They See Fit. or ere reree Te
etna The gathering of the workmen
Today Magistrate Carss handed|of the new Methodist Church to-

council shortly and issue

see sae nue conditions that Disastrous Effect on Industrial Centres in Great Britain Owing to
Pritory in April Phe team ar|have been prevailing steadily in Vast Coal Strike Still Uisettled---Continent is Affected

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Be prese rover ro ‘il ex-] Prince Rupert all this winter, and : | down his decision in the case of|night in the chureh parlors at 8
te ‘ nts verning council ex i tte contrasting Rupert's Canadian Press Despatch, Ihis will bar the unlosding of are aut nae ot for want of| Delmonte Zanalii.> charzed with! o'slook will hac ektenainedsin te
; weather with that of Paris, chal- London, March 7. Nothing) imported-coal at British ports, coal ‘ x em ped “i tories are having run a blind pig. ‘On con-| social evening by the members
j lenged all Canada to instance a authentic has been given out yet Already the prices of food have} tdle, TORN lousan _ employees | sideration I do not find that there|and friends of the congregation,
First European Sailings. cance trip for sheer pleasure in] in respect to the three-hour con-] 3.41 considerably everywhere, | Peing workless, Dock yard ac- is sufficient evidence to warrant} Rey. Dr. White, who has wrought
Phe Rogers Steamship Agency iden! weather taken anywhere ferences which have taken place and are still rapidly rising. Mine| “v4 ~ vane and ciple Fon conviction in this case,” said!at the carpenter's bench, will give
p) vect advised by Balfour,|eise put Prince Rupert on Febru-| between Premier Asquith, his Pepa iExteh Ain RG eon rr ms meee: ROTATE me Magistrate Carss. “Of course}an address, and speeches by the
ullinie & Go, that their steamer aia dat colleagues and the miners repre- eee Pl 7 "i ‘wa ea) ;oimoat al} slenk soda. | there is always the right open to]various crafts. Readings and
Vere) on pooled 10. leave From Barrie in sunny Southern| Sentatives this afternoon, The] gencies a the Lave nas Nara Krom France comes news that! po city representatives to appeal] songs and luncheon by the iadies
verpeol on Mareh 16th and their Intario comes evidence that the Premier’s opinion 18 known to be} built around the mines and have {the mines there are liable to} just as in the case of the ac-] will fill in a pleasant evening.
eamer Statesman on April 13th{ 0" fle has been read with wide-| hat a way can be found by which| laid in great stores of, provis man lose down also in sympathy with] cused, if they consider it neces-| Workman, bring your wife or
' Prince Rupert. These ships oe iendek The Barrie Sat-|'9 reach an agreement, The} in anticipating « long sie are: pup lthe British miners, and Slade sary,” friend, +s
f bringing the iron pipe for the ahs ming quotes it in full,|™en express willingness to meet] railroad and street car services : ’ ? s at
d electric plant, Messrs. urday Ory Pad following suit | he Premier whenever wanted,|in many cities was further cur-| four miners meetings were held|
alfour, Guthvie & Co, being the and Beer Bante sina’ Gdinee but they still adhere to their de-|{tailed today Only two smalljat Mssen, Germany, on Sunday to}
Wecessful bidders for the supply are sen ae ens world. Mean-| and for a minimum wage as in-}non-union mines in the entire} consider the mine owners’ refusal

around the : ter ? sives : . » still at work, One of|to advance wages. ° °
7 7 Aine : preted by themselves, country are ill a
while our weather maintains an The National Transport Work-| these is in North Wales and the The miners’ organizations have} Planks In the Liberal Platform
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bese steamers are bringing gen- magnificent qualities, ers’ Federation has decided to]other near Berwick on the Scot-] called on their members to refuse
Pal cargo for merchants in the lighting everybody, help the coal miners in every way|tish border. to work overtime on account of Abolition of the poll tax.
Hy. These are the first steamers Pe possible in the event of a strike.) The tin plate mills of Wales|the English strike. Exemption of improvements on all lands paying taxes to
’ book freight direct to Prince! For sale—Soda fountain ang - ei - — : |$ the provincial government.
"Pert from the old country. jal appurtenances, ©, H, Orme. ROCOVICH COMMITTED majority was jslightly over six Readjustment of taxation.
: = . ees SEATTLE AND hundred and the feature of the) The raising of the exemption of incomes limit to $2,006.
Charge of Forgery Against Him| voting» was the large increase in| Provincial department of labor and free labor bureau.
to Be Tried by Judge Young. the Socialist vote, which at last) Thorough inspection of all industrial premises.
PRINCE RUPERT TWENTY MINUTES AGO ee SINGLE TAX election totalled only between) Complete prohibition of Chinese labor.
Nick Rocovich was today com-| four and five thousand, but yes- A comprehensive system of industrial insurance
. i mitted for trial by Magistrate Meet terday for some of the Socialists | Extension of the scope of the workmen’s compensation
Chief Vickers begins to believe those blind pigs can set ’ | he charge of hay.| Rate Payers Throw Out the Meas-~| (he vote reached over 16,000 and act to cover all hazardous employments.
in the dark, MeMullin on the charge of hay- ure by Overwhelming Vote—j/up to 24,000 votes, Complete prohibition of Oriental labor.

ing forged the name of Nick| Socialist Figures at the Polls A minimum wage and an eight-hour day for government

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the spring spilt man . Martinovich to a deed of sale, The Prove Sensational. nnkk TalAnd Pio akeeeh ae '$ and government-aided work.
’ B sprout—Say it quick. ae ae defense is that accused had in- if WOR Ae iy ’ ‘ 7S yO Immediate construction of railway to Peace River, the
fs "VY, Sing says Solomon didn’t give the craftsme! re ‘ ‘ oe Canadian Press Despatod. \ hat is claimed to be ja island and the interior.
*mple a supper such as he’s giving. sipuotiona <0. @0 Dusinass. for) men 7 'T ty| World's record for. two miles on) Construction of government-owned elevators.
Kight prominent e itizens sauntering in the sunshine with- complainant. Seattle, March 7, © CIN! poller skates was made here last| No public land for speculators.
out heads. . ———————_—__—_—_-___ | yesterday by vote of rate payers] night by Louis Bradbury, the Mis-| Improved methods of preventing timber waste
Panama hats are the prevailing fashion this afternoon, |} New spring styles in ladies’| overwhelmingly defeated ie) sour! Chgmmaon, « He covers? ds

| wash waists. At Wallace's, 3t single tax proposal, Cotterill’s! distance in 5 minutes 50 seconds