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THE DAILY NE

Formerly The Prince Rupert Optimist

 

 

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For South
Camosun........ Saturday, 6 p.m.
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NO, 106

 

PRICE FIVE CENTS

 

 

VOL. il,

© HAYS’ BURIAL PRIVATE,
RUMORS OF HIS SUCCESSOR

ENT’S REMAINS TO BE LAID AT REST QUIETLY

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LATE PRE DAY—UNOFFICIAL DESPATCHES STATE THAT

 

 

 

” ae THOMAS TAIT IS APPOINTED.
enecial to Daily News. really been made word would
eantren May i 2.The | doubtless be sent direet to Mr.
ce ¢ the ates Gersmtc: ayy ainwright,
Hay wil be held on Thurs- |
fter , and will be of | Meeting of Tennis Club
8) feat ature at the re- ,| A meeting of all ladies and
y Sof Mrs. Hays.’ The gentlemen interested in tennis is
aes will arrive on Tuesday fealled for Monday night at nine}!
mo or Wednesday. jo’elock in the police Court, It is
ee , necessary to have a limited num-
al, May 4.—Extra edi- bev of members, and anyone de-
Montrea’, evening papers to-|Siteus of playing tennis should
os Silahed items that the di-|be at this meeting, or send in
day publ he Grand Trunk in|their application for member-
rectors of tht : ship before that date. 3t

London held a meeting and have
chosen Sir Thomas Tait to be the
successor cf C. M, Hays. One
iputed the despatch to
In answer

Presbyterian Services.
}44 a. m.—-In church hall, Fourth

paper altr
avenue, the pastor will conduct

the Associated Press.

i) enquiry a wire came from the service.

Yew York saying that the Asso-|7:30 p. m.—In Empress Theatre,
ciated Press had sent out no sermon by Rey. C. R. Sing.

such despatch, although it had _ Strangers and visitors are cor-
heard from Canadian sources dially invited to the Empress
that the rumor was afloat, The| Theatre Sunday evening.

 

The Ramble Ciub are planning
outing for Wednesday

officials have stated

Grand Trunk
heard nothing of| another

hat they have

PRINCE RUPERT, B.C., SATUP.DAY, May 4, 1912.

 

 

 

 

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INLANDER FIRST.

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Hazelton, May 4 Spe- i

cial. The steamei In-
lander, Captain Bonser, the
first boat into Hazelton, ar-
rived here early this morn-

ing with sixty tons of freight
and seventy-five
The
run and Captain Bonser de-

passengers,
Inlander made a record
clares this the most suecess-
ful initial trip ever made on
the Skeena. The
leaves for Newtown this
ternoon,

Inlandes
af

 

The City of Seattle is due to-
night from the will
bring the Bailey Stock Gompany,
which will open at the Westholme
on Monday.

south. She

 

inclined to bel: vening, next,

 

he matler and are |

‘keptical, They stated that noj —- == -

sppointmel s expected until | The Nameless Dead

ter Mr. Smithers reaches Can-| Halifax, May i Fifty-nine |

ida. Mr. Smithers is expected] unidentified from the Titanic}
week, with several other di-j disaster were buried today with |

ectors of the company. William) impressive ceremonies, one hun-|

Wainwright, acting president, is|dred sailors of the Niobe taking}

{present at Oltawa, and the of-j part.

fcials of the Grand Trunk say i a a Da ais eRe

thal if such an appointment had For a quick lunch. Royal Cafe.

 

 

A VISITOR OF NOTE

INVITE THEM | Rev. G. W. Ray, Who Has Some-|
TO RUPERT a Relate .

Great Party..of. British Business) .jjy and while here under the
Men Coming to Canada This) ayspices of the Baptist Church,
Summer Under Dominion Govt. |}, wil] tell Prince Rupert people

We Bagick. Re GiB:

PAOD OPO LLOL AIA OP ELEOLOOL OLED OLED DD

+ BASEBALL SCORES

PPOL POD ILIIL OLE LL OL OLE OLE LEDILOOD.

Chicago 7; Cleveland 4,
New York 15; Philladelphia
Boston 4; Washington 5.
National

Boston 3; Brooklyn 14,
Pittsburg 3; Chicago 9.
Philadelphia 8; New York 6.

| Men's Own

 

 

Association will| ——  D ae ~|by clause, and this was done, Ac-
hold social evening, Monday} rhe ¢, P. R. steamer Princess curate figuring of the cost of de-
next, May 6th. ;} Ena arrived with gasoline and veloping the section by Mr. Fer-

explosives. She is discharging guson, “‘oivil engineer, was in-

Now is kodak time.
at the Rexall Store.

MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL
VISIT THE COLD STORAGE

Coast
Sacrament 2; San Francisco 3.
Vernon 7; Portland 3.
Los Angeles 7; Oakland 13
American
St. Louis 5; Detroit 16.

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HAZELTON DEPOT SITE

G. T. P. Appeal Against
Railway Board.

Special to Daily News.)

Ottawa, May 4.—The cabi-
net today reserved judgment
in the appeal of the Grand
Trunk Pacific Railway
against the order of the
Railway Commission order-
ing the company to locate
their station at New Hazel-
ton, or the Kelly townsite in
British Columbia.

18.

EKastman’s; at the powder wharf across the
tf

bay.

Manager G. H. Collins Shows the Party Over the Wonderful

Building---All Are Deeply Impressed---Mayor Expresses
Surprise That the Citizens Seem So Unaware of the
Vast Extent of This Enterprise for Rupert

Hl.

Ali-

boat F.
to the Gé

In, the
Phippen,

Fish &

fine power
belonging
Com-

invilation of
Mr. G. H, Collins, manager tor
the company, the Mayor and
members of the City Council yes-
terday afternoon went on a Visit
of inspection to the cold
storage plant at Seal Cove. The
pai ly embarked from the G, T. P
ineluded the
Alderman Bullock-
Douglas, .\i-

Cold Storage

on the

adian

pany, and

greal

wharf and
Mr. Collins,
Webster, Alderman

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Section Two is. alive. Last
night’s meeting to discuss the
lreport of the ways and means
|committee was well filled, Full
j/time was given to the report,
which was presented by W.

Lynch, and was very full and ex-
plicit. President Lee Baker pro-
posed that it be discussed clause

cluded in the report, which em-
bodied three schemes of local
improvement. The first proposed
includes all of Second avenue

through the area covered by
Section Two.
Another local improvement

area suggested was Graham ave-
nue and Moresby avenue, which
make a complete circle around
the district. A third district was
that embracing the property
fronting on Atlin street, Tate
avenue and Seventeenth street,

this making a second cirele in
the district.

With these three, the main
part of the area would: be pro-
vided with roadways. In the mat-
ter of paying for these it was
proposed that the property on
each street mentioned should

come within the scope of each of
the bylaws.

To equip the section with

 

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SECTION TWO MAY BE GRADED. —
OR PLANKED WITHIN SEASON

EVIDENT DETERMINATION OF OWNERS TO DEVELOP THEIR
VALUABLE PROPERTY EVINCED AT LAST NIGHT’S MEET-

AND MEANS REPORT.

plankways, it was pointed out,
would cost some $35,000. To
grade Second avenue in the sec-
tion will take at least $20,000,
but a start can be made for $5,-
000. The feeling is in favor of
the grading of the avenue speed-
ily so that so much of the per-
manent work may be done, ese
pecially on so important a thor-
oughfare,

As regards the payment for the
improvements, it is felt that as
expressed at a former meeting,
there is little to hope for from
the City Council, but the lot
owners themselvés will be pre-
pared to give their personal notes

to secure the bank in making the ~

advances under the bylaws neces-
sary, which it is felt the Council
will not fail to put through under
the pressure o fthe many power-
ful interests represented.

Petitions covering the various
proposals made for the develop-
ment of the section are to be
circulated before next Wednes-
day, when the committee will re-
port at another meeting on the
manner in which the majority of
the owners wish the work carried
out. It is understood that M.
Albert of the
pany has a proposition which will
facilitate matters. He is one of
the largest owners of Section
Two lots.

 

POWER AND LIGHT

Supt. Matthews Reports on the
Situation Today

 

Supt... Matthews,of the City
| ight plant, announces today that
| he will be able to start up the day
|}load on Monday, ‘This means

|} that power ean then. be supplied!
ito consumers, Regarding the re-,

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

GOOD OUTLOOK
AT TERRACE

Agriculture Activity at the New
Town Promises. é '
sent Year—Settlers- Witt
this Year.

 

That a ‘arge portion of the
garden truck in the markets of
Prince Rupert will soon begin to

 

come from Terrace seems as-
surred. The results of early
efforts at raising all sorts of

small fruits at

demonstrates the

vegetables and
the new town,
possibilities of this rapidly grow
ing neighbor.

The tracts
in

Terrace have

acre parcels,

in

bea sold ten
which is ample acreage for. peo-
ple with moderate means to pro-

For three miles

night.|on either side of the town set-

high-| Ne|son Dunn, Mr. and Mrs, Hugh|dertaken by many this year.

Terrace is one of the near ag-

and Mr.|riculture points of Prince Rup-

lert, and good progress and de-

[velopment is bound to come this

year,
NEW FACILITIES

The Westhoime Lumber Co.

have greatly increased — their
already large stock of building
materials of every description
and are even better fitted than

ever to supply the trade, They

will be pleased to submit quota-
tions for any sort of materials
and are in a position to quote

lower prices than any Northern
British Columbia firm. The large
stock and inereased facilities
make it incumbent upon every-
one interested in building to get
lauetations from the Westholme
I es ple before placing orders. 3t

 

Prince Rupert's ieading hotel—
Savoy.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Majestic. Theatre
commencing May 6th monthly
Gold : Prize : Drawing

for
$100.00

dat Prise: \isteiivee $50.00
Sng Prise: suv hss cae $25.00
Sra Peied: 37 thes $10.00
Ath Prine’, o- «sawios cs $5.00
Gila Prive: soa alana $5.00
6th: Prise 4 oeesie end $5.00

 

 

Auspices—Wil! Visit B. C. -}something about the remarkable erage oe. pr peace ake lmarks made by citizens that
Snea Bi. » Nawhk life of travel he has had. on his brother, who is a visitor in ;}more are lights are desirable
pecial to Daily News Sunday night at 7:30, Mr. Ray the city at present, Dr. Reddie /throughout the city, the Super-

Ottawa, May 4.—-Arrangements} wij] address the Baptist congre- edttall NaaeeTr: xttoale, are a. |intendent says that at present
ow been completéd for thé) gation on “Mission Work Among bs r vates Viotoria managt r vl |the fifty lamp circuit available
Canada during the month) the Savages in South America,” | he . ins ant ene tae atone is taxed to capacity, and not un-

a earnaiiseg (on on ‘Thesday ne wil further | ship lines, and several others, ii- | re the counoil cen pEter sposners

ie y pre ’ ifty lamp cifeuit can extra arc}

ind business men jcluding the press men. lights be given.

came to the Dominion. | As the Phippen approached (he) |. .pran COLD STORAGE COMPANY'S PLANT VISITED BY paapiess Wee 5S ee

pa \ include fifty to | cold storage plant three deep | PHE CITY COUNCIL, Try the Royal Cafe Merchants’ |

sixty leaders of commerce in the |} booms from the siren there were) 5 mene! Tah: 7)

ed Kingdom, most of them enswered by the boat's siren, and the cold storage system does not| lishing on the shores of Tuck's} KS |

iirmen and direetors of great} almost immediately We Par, { admit of windows m the walls,|Inlet, which is going to be the Social Function Last Night.
rdions, representing — in| peMue within hearing of _ which have t so thiekly padded] largest on the Pacifie coast. | ~The Bucaneers Dancing Club
ed capital two hundred} }cheerful strains of the Kitkavla |. ih eork and air-space tiles. To}| Afterward the party repaired] gaye one of their enjoyable events] filably handle.

n dollars. They will arrive) Hee band, who stood with | ep in the cold is almost as|to Mr, Collins’ own rooms,|at MelIntyre Hall last
Quebee on June 6th and after) their silver instruments at the great a problem as to keep in the} where the genial manager treated| Among those who attended were:|tlers are clearing land and cul-
‘tour of the east and middle west} pisudins sige: io eee lah heat. But the freezing chambers|the company with the height of|'phe Misses Dunn, Miss Brown,|ti¥ation of their plots will be un-
go to British Columbia, } }ranged by Mr. Collins as @ BLMDS) vit give an easy 20 degrees be-| hospitality, according to
Where some time will be spent, l}weleome to the municipal party low zero from the start, and the} land standards, and also talked} pynn, Fred Wallace, Graham

‘he Dominion government is ¢o-| | was yer) heartily appreciated.| | op chambers will vary in tem-| most interestingly on financial) Kearney, Frank Keeley

erating in the tour. j | Mr. Collins introduced thé Mayor perature from zero to freezing|imatters in special reference to| and Mrs. Bryant.

- vmmenconnsatil i }to the company of ‘musicians, point according to their contents.| the city’s financing, which Mr. ae ie aR ES
Footballers Be There! iwho highly esteemed the honor \s Mr. Collins pointed out to the} Collins considers well handled by You will find the boot or shoe

Football tonight at 7:45, at| papne them, end: a wees re? | Council, the coneern proposes to} the Bank of Montreal, Later Mr.| you want at Scott, Froud & Co,’s,

Second Ave and Seventh St. } proceeded under the eee store. produce, eges, fruit, meat,| Collins ushered the party to the} 3rd avenue.

\" Team—R. ©, Killen, goal; A, | pot Mr, Collins to snp OR ere & lete., for the city merehants, as|launeh and they returned to the} tin Ae ae east oe

Murray ai Martin, backs; John} plant now practically wee . 1 pwell as handling immense quan-|central district of the city very | ENJOYED AMATEUR NIGHT .

Carmicha ind Ben: Ferguson, | } main construction, Lous ; sli tities f fish deeply impressed with all they| ae ee

half R, C Mabeue mrtalaat pases ener. POR fin- After being thoroughly im- had seen, ms the mane =e si | Series of Successful and ‘Apprec-

f{ \ jishing ft 5 TOF © , surprising thing is tha re citi-|

. de 1 Bee A olmbars)| From. the boiler room, where) preaaee with the immensity of See SNe eran ae Sac so| iated Turns Put On.

Brown, x ; J. Watt cad Daria | |the clever patent Seahitanctesaie tel bs 3 ete one OF the ‘Duute ane unaware of the tremendous ex-|  f-oeai talent again shone at

Hacks; 8, ( and Gilmour, | | are. LOUD eR en their aah gle AM he ee cee Saha: fwarh (nn of the work undertaken Out) the Westholme Theatre _ last
half backs DU tAGAe eras ing round in the fire boxes ¢ arry- ness in ils ‘ ads] ; rare Mat Seal Cove, It really is. far night... andz& tail house dounie
rights Paterson Aantal Willis. | ling their burden of blazing eval iy freezing of Sa bo the St eee greater than most people Imagine.) oxpnressed appreciation of the
Croft : et through the engine room with ibs;of ice blocks, Cit storie oO or oe ofthis oat cae teatia Sana ; " fi . oe 4 va ;
. \ aes : : two giant power producers, and | ishables and the production, per- : eee oe | Sciusing f0e, Seee ee

sn 3 apperton ; lines-| on through the seemingly inter-| haps, of ice cream bricks for the | ou a 8 one I eaee I 7 er 2 ” pha ca . adie. Pan
ey ms anda; a. Kelly. | liiinable maze of the freezing and fair ones of Prince Rupert, Mayor| ner 8] the Naas og “oF Sa ener ice ha sat, Ske ’ The

will he ee ineeting of the elub} leold storage rooms with the iv) and Council emerged at length | oan Lake von oP st ee sg an mu Bic
Ahh affion ne — the mateh a limiles upon miles of piping forjon the rool of the building and | sh a or, » A, ? atl | os a os > eae
BU \| ‘fo eters PluMps | ithe ammonia vapor, the manager, | surveyed the vast view it com-| Hotel Central, city. 2t | sc in ile . ‘ erat so a kh

are cordially “pola ena ne lantern in hand, led the way.|mands The Mayon. waa shown | : i Learn Aa sain in cide, talkiihe
any —_——— In the upper floors of the build-| by Mr. Collins the sito of the new Pantorium Pioneer Cleaners.| end aan Be ae ye Ma

aa or . aia ‘ s estab-| P » sone ¢t ac ,» an § a -

Hear Rey Mr. Ray. F.R.G.B..| lecture on his travels in South | ine the lantern Was necessary, Par) pannel y the ce mpany is estab | | hone 4, dame Squallino, they banded her

N the Metntyre hall: HARA | America. He is a fascinating} — - —— ee ——————— | lamons, but she roused their ris-

“9 dla? p.m, Subject, speaker, His experiences sone KILL YOUNG CONSTAB {tbe foouttiog to iene nie
' & Savages in Brazil,”| are extraordinary, but he has jsterics. An amusing sketch ta
Mustrated with curios and cos-|also the gift of power to tell ting off the la-de-da Englishman,
luwes Admission Adults, 25¢.,} them, and he has curios (G GUOW beeen ee ey ge ae se lwas effectively rendered by G, 8.
Mildren 45 cents, tf which are of absorbing interest. < “ | Pitemaurice and ma aoe tee to
oo Desperate Affair Occurs at Clinton, B.C.---Escaped Murderers ‘10 amusement of both houses.
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"§ Commit Their Third Crime | It will) pay everyone interest-
_jed to look over the large new
PRINCE RUPERT TWENTY MINUTES AGO (Special to Daily News. , These redskins were to be tried| morning to w here the Indians | consignment of ship chandlery
Clinton, B. G,,—May 4.-—The|for the murder of a man named | horses were found, tive miles|a¢ Howe & MeNulty’s, 2nd Ave.tf
closing of the assizes here today| White last year. Kasily apres from ae Peneen® Kindness Sec. a eee ee
P i { | = ro 3 roKe ) 3 as sho e "y z o capture) oll
serene receiving that hospital appointment the Finance al noon was marked by a dra-| monthe ag nae DeORe OMS OE a ae Nahede fatih Daraly me al
Ster feels like an M, P. P. matie touch of local color, Twol}old log Jal an Tees ee ae camel eae Senet
Madame Squallino enjoying her lemon lunch jbad Indians, already outlawed,| freedom by first murdering ae oe Hp ‘hand al Seen
uy wae enjoying her lemo / Seotion 2 | added another sealp to their belts, | Chinaman who was the only eye |'l posse remaines on ie sores

should be a “ says the first girl baby born in Secon & |}A young provincial constable!| witness of the original crime and/and additional men are wont 2 A big beautiful 88 key
Whole wee “ ’ and the good lnamed Kindness, who was on} who testified at the prolimninnre seas earenee by me er electrio player piano, worth

ship Amy, mounnntl welenmes pong aim oe “0 duty for a short term, was shot) hearing. 91. tbd wks Dike MUPragerers Goad oO si da $1,200 given away to the
Mayor conte pee tu lost twenty-one minutes wie chilli. ¢| through the heart in the after-| A reward of $4,5 was put 5) re ie ech tian pool players in the Base-

St Cold oh; emplating reservation by the city 0 ; |noon while endeavoring to cap-|their heads by the authorities, ull and complete o¢ 8-3 ment pool room, Empress

chamber available for knockers. lure the jail breakers, Moses | bul they were not captured, Aliment of ship chandlery at Howe Theatre building.
ae ‘posse of eight went in chase this & MeNulty’s, 2nd Avenue, tf

 

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