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Formerly The Prince Rupert Optimist

PRINCE RuPERT, B.C., THURSDAY, JUNE 13, 1912.

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0 RENEWALS FOR THE BOTTLE SHOPS —
ALL EIGHT HOTELS AGAIN LICENSED

Board of License handsiieosrs Yesterday Afternoon Met ae
Dealt With Applications for Renewal of License |
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APATHETIC MEETING #
IN SUPPORT OF THE

BY-LAWS

Mayor and Various Members of vote ab ths City ‘ity Council Argue at Length
Upon the Merits of the Measures---Club of Increased Taxa-
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1 cate | De ‘troit 1, Washington 3 ° ° one °
ts Re-L d---Both E Bottl Shi f About Thirty-Five C Including Ald
Wholesalers Re-Licensed---Both Existing Bottle | Ses of About Thirty-Five Citizens Including Aldermen
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Shops Must Close---New Appl Tabled Keren te ; Presb Hall Last Nigh
ops ust Close ew Application lable | ch velatid A Matladelphina” | at Fresbyterian Ma ast ig t
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\fle he uneventful carpe The Mayor's Stand. Iwo wholesale licenses ere National. In spite of the lavish use of|byterian Hall to discuss the by-]him today to resign. If he
all th ght hotel licenses oe Mayor Newton, whose attitude| renewed yesterday, one to C, F. dh rag = ne jnewspaper space in the mediim|laws which come before the|thought so he would resign all
pert at yesterday’s| toward these licenses during last Partington with transference to| TE facaeeg only o5 by whieh the Mayor edit rials sat so soon. A crowd of at|right, but as it is he expects to
4 the board of license) municipal election is well re-| 4) é‘ ¢ the “Be: I incinnatl 8, Philadelphia if wr |most thirty assembled, including| second of his official term, Here
when even the mbered, maintained a stolid{ re MATA A ae. weaver: 4iquor | ee eect )OxDresses himselt now and. une sy) members of the city council. Mr.|and there either an alderman or
hich underwent @ suspen-| stand pat attitude when Commis-|€0 2nd the other to W. 8. Mas " Everybody's doing it, doing it.|Jittle interest was taken by: the) J, Ww. McKinley was chairman, an ordinary citizen feebly ap-
. > Pr ‘ ) o Trats ) i ec ’ 1 ao ¢
in the early part] sioner Kerr declared that his mo- shall for the Northern B. ¢ ais hat aes frata. K. « i Fj pl aH in the meeting announced Mayor Is Eloquent. plauded, but somehow the glory
vas granted renewall/tjion stood and would now be| Liquor Co. |! lall, Sat, night. st night to be held in the Pres- : seemed to have departed from
nt, the license |made formally. Commissioner | Mayor Newton enlarged upon}the Newton who once evoked the
ed the element of| Gade waited. Presently Commis | the matter in his usual volumin-}{hunderous applause of theatre
the business by] sioner Gade threw out a feeler to PFERA( FE PROBABI E FOR ous style and left no stone, real and auditorium. The bylaws may
g lion refusing to|the Mayor to see how the cat was 4 or imaginary, unturned, N0/pass, but it will not be because
or either of the} going to jump, so to speak - 7 smallest point, patent or obscure, | the eloquence of those responus-
ses, It's up to you,” returned the HEAD OF BRI ISH HOUSE unexplained, All the other mem-|jple for them has awakened any
Commissioner Kerr’s Motion, Mayor stolidly. “I know what ; bers of the council had their say} more public interest in them than
not alt b my move is going to be whatever] Dai A aN in favor of these bylaws, and/has existed from the first.
as not altogethe E B é , ; j every possible point was thrashed EE
\t last meeting of|You do. It is for you to make My, Asquith’s Withdrawal From the Commons Chamber at Westminster to Take}, on minor igsues regarding ‘nvél iden cae
a 0 esione move now.” e ° ° : eel oya er o oose.
ssion Commissioner 18 ee His Place in the House of Lords Accepted as Practical Certainty— ihe Carnegie library scheme and] x Ki ridé- ana ave. os
notice of motion shoule ke to make the mo- ss ‘ - z. ak a aoe Dac : Messrs. Kirbride an eyes, or-
ges’ be not re.{tion a unanimous one,” said Winston Churchill Probably Next Liberal Premier re suse sted ein ee ee caiiséracjch the. bowak Gkiaee ne
¥ | late 0 adeyeiop e "eCrese ( hg : -
‘ lin : ommissioner ade ane f \ ; s % se “a . at ir e tc
he license holders}! ! lone! “ - ’ ie Am! . London, June 41 The early | park speakers differed little in Moose, report ie their efforts
ed that their ap- ce . ce er es a i ae thdrawal of Premier Asquith the main, though they strenu-|'° seers ode ef te OPSey
newal might be| Jot a = nad ahs Oe a i ito the House of Lords is now] ously upheld the bylaws. But the i ne Giy Rae Se > most
| tions in favor of PaS ee Er aeeie eatas nical accepted as an absolutely assured} burden of their song was ever, latlering a had Phe charter
ssioner Kerr's motion?” asked} : . . re has already bee
of the bottle} missioner Kert ; PSKOC) certainty, and it is not at all un-| “Pass the bylaws or pay for your for the lodge has already been
a me 1 ge ‘an ‘An aie
been prepared, in- the chairman, ilikely that he will at the same] fale -throueh ineressed taxation 1s" nt a es receipt po eat
from women only, If that will make the commis=1, me relinquish the leadership| It was even threatened that taxa- the log ge one ai insti\use = It
was <read from} Sion's © attitude a eee uvee atthe ernment and the Lib-| tion of improvements would be is SxphOves wet this will ‘take in
Messrs, Carss & Bennett point-jone Tam willing. I second the | oral party | resorted to by this couneil unless the neighborhood of two weeks.
advantages of the} Motion, said Commissioner Mr Asquith smiles at. the: Tre- the bylaws as passed. That is Over 100 members haye already
cae nabbean: jaw | Cade AueHine SwuOne chat aby care the club. The bait is less appar- ne ee ane it » arenes
e of the community Carried,” said the Mayor, and] known to have good foundation. ent, but the couneil realizes that the eae shi f ota ‘ES : :
4 while using|the bottle licenses went by the} te has carried such a tremendous the money must be raised as the mark before the charter is closed,
I s or ales in mod-| board Immediately there was a]jgqad during the strenuous years expenditures are already — in- Ce a ee
desire to obtain} rapid retreat from the city hall) whieh have marked his suecess- curred, The system of spending South by the Chelohsin.
from bar roomsfof the spectators to spread the} ¢q) direction of the Liberals that first and then seeking the neces- The following were passengers
equiré such quan Ws During the scuffle of feet) it a wonder his health has at sary legal sanction of the eciti-|on the Chelohsin:
yonths as would|/the Mayor suggested that in fair-|q}] survived the strain. His zens to provide payment for the Unwin, Miss Coleman, K.
! 4 | , McLachlan, H. McKay, J.
lealing with the|ness to M (ie Suther anG,) physicians have frequently ad piper has been followed. McKrimk, Mrs. A. E. Rauk, K. L.
Chis letter was laidjwhose app atic fo a bottle] vised him to’ seek a temporary Py vee ‘ida Mykrimk, Joséph putnam, & %
i 4 Su yan, eorge McPhee, ee
Later Mr. Carss had beet i for some time,} post xs that he might give his | Suggeste roan Willard, Harry, H, :
similar terms,| this applicat sh 1 be laid on] g, did vita 1 fair chance | The Mayor mentioned that a Wineon rT. : a oie
ire ent that for|the table so as to keep rderiand extend his political life for section of the “vitiggns seemed] Sultivan, Philip Scheinaman, N.
{ sposet f { = t » si 1 resign =
poses stimulants|should the board be disposed) {he good of the cor ry anxiou that he a resig :
ed of very much| oward renewing the “bottle My Asquith has proved af oflice with his council. He did Made from fresh, pure, rich
n the sealed pack-| system This was agreed] y s the Liberals during al} not believe any majority of his|}ecream—ice cream at Keeley’s
bottle shops. Hie time of upheaval, which called for} supporters in January wanted] Pharmacy.
unusual powers of suasion and PREMIER ASQUITH - NN ——_—__— —$$$<— —
(H ¢ Ss oe obs POM eos tL Nk — faction Neither the great Glad- - % |
Be. stone, nor the witty but other- = | at Joseph Gham-|
1} THE WEATHER. | ;  ~|man who seems most likely to] the Liberals what Joseph Gnham-|
| ise mediocre, Campbell-Banner- LATEST FROM KATMIA
L a oe a pa ti sLidifi dd th fill the bill is Winston Ghurehill.| peplain tried and failed utterly to] DISTRICT
err man eoulr ave so ; c } | .
F J r twenty-four hours ending mixed coalition elements as Mr.| Mr. Churchill is even now rhatdn when he was the most ré idical | ae T0 FAREWELL
a. m.. June 13th: Barometer, Asquith has managed to do.|} master spirit in the cabinet. He} of radicals, now accepts with the Special to Daily News.)
29.609; maximum temperature,|pherefore if the Liberal-Labor-| has nol failed to carry every point} utmost good nature at his one | Seattle, June 13.—A wire- BSE
le ‘ . ert e, 47: j al ’ ’ ) rit he has set his heart.|mand, the Churchill dominance, | less report received from the H
G. 164; minimum temperature, 473/Tpish alliance is to continue;upon which ess report rec Well Known S,. 4. Officer Has
a 7. Annooneas to “Sohedute| PreeiDitation, 24 after Mr. Asquith rests on his}|And_ he othes, reconciles and | Phe substantial money powers Mm} cutter Manning states that Again Got Orders to Advanco
r . ? saad | nt ; °
y nmittee Their Schedule . Ba laurels, his successor will ve-|satisfies everybody. Even Mr.| the Liberal party would not ac-|)) there has heen no loss of Will Have an Official Farewell
Concessions f he Bi | }
. Other N or the g Day-— Delicious ice cream at See ley's. quire a great deal of tact and not}| Llovd-George, who at one time|cept the chaneellor of the pi life on Kodiak Island from on Sunday—South on Monday.
ditions 0108 ee ner) ern . a little personal magnetism, Thelshowed a disposition to do with} chequer as leader, Ff, the eruptions, but still Saye cS
Cabinet Precedent. — |{{ nothing is known as yet of Captain Kerr of the Salvation
It snnounasd’ to the} Pondon,....June, 13. Rufus 9 \{ the fate of those residing on Army, whose figure is so familiar
D ID : ; ays } Tsaacs, atlorney general, has been the shores or the mainland to Prince Rupert citizens, and
he ( if ae te weet | tt i to the cabinet, the King only a short distance from who has won for himself in a
' , i eaAnns ( ‘ i ’ S - n ‘ 4
ao noede the favor) 5" ae aii the appointment, Katmia, People at Kodiak quiet way a great deal of solid
A a suse trom | in bi a 1 precendent are returning to their homes popularity, has again to announce
's reaching Rupe rt |W MOM, BIERLES Fe ; h D as it is considered that the , ; é ;
2 = as :s COnSs ft with some regret that he must
atea MALE RAGE goming Greatest Interest Shown at fumes in Sir George Doughty’s a | Gntger is Gaal, “Peaatialit Ritene Pie oe oe
nm the 28th of Jnoe! ; 1) all the houses in the village : nS -eceive further orders
( ' . ' ( 3 sremiel h f 0 C & ous couver to receive urther orders
I July, and outgoing Victoria, oa i rere velopement of the Fine Fis eries 0 ur oasts have been destroyed, and in from headquarters, Captain Kerr
! th of July, McBride and the Hon. i it ori s said the pay. PSS ON : :

Nt cily e Ii Jol Bowser leave here about Prince Rupert is gradually}to and distant from the British}erations with a view to iInaug- some places ot salt Me is particularly well up in the
Oe re July for Prince the | ni] Columbian coast, and aceording|urating an industry on similar ashes are from fifteen to working of the coast missions of
ia i a or Ole , gre roo , orizo wo t oast, ¢ i ) Fi # t ; ‘ = ; :

postoras waage. goon | the frst. weet Uf vt ‘ tish Co Brow ng: BERGE : . a { tt report received from | lin i that now carried on at twenty feet deep. All ani- the Salvation Army. His agsist-
| , wn fp 5 af » world's “ ree as ¢ oO e eports ece es 0 0 i i ’ .
ills of the contests,| Rupert and Northern Bri of the world ( pe pe ars i i ! il ie at tideueaiah.. exces oe rimbsy, Curing houses will be mal life on the island is be- ance is invariably requisitioned
, ’ { » { 8 y e ‘~e , follo ig lese p etic ~ ' 5 8 ‘ )
. have ier pmeere | wimbie poral. ity ge rt if Mi J. M.| thing highly atisfactory for te tabli he d and it is also intend- lieved to have been destroyed, when there is need of an emerg-
’ ’ ‘ —— "~) , ‘epor ’ Mr. J. M. g Sy ~ s s ’ S 5 ‘ § s :
M Ih. Mobley, William et from: ne . Pep poe i thaw) ings Anne re df sreet fish oil and manure eney man for any of the districts
. M. Newton and G. R Warm, clean rooms at Savoy.| yussen, Dominion Government} suceessful trawling ane ining, | ec oO eres ish i See ics a : oe sr en He
Nac inter We. - — — rade Commissioner, in Leeds, | Since that time the necessary ar- factories on the British Colum.) =r from Alaska to Vancouver. Le
1, Mel oO Strike Dies * |, shows h w Prin Ru-|rangements for opening out in ajbian coast . ™ se eras === |is sturdy and capable of idefa-
Hy Tees ee : ‘ ‘ s s he ‘ince -jrangements for 0 B t i Oast, 2 :
Moy i Hl. Clark and §, P London rascal tee England, sho ark aH tl { : . bt Caledonian Footbal! Club tigable work, and is doing much
| f the Jand sports London, June 43 Phe call pert prospects are impressing} big way have been quietly matus Market for God tar the army wiibdisd kien Gee
\ bi ? ; : ; ve } ay ) 5 ‘'s ore ‘i fs vil vu P » at . 4 , i . ¢ s a
\\ the course will avtja national strike of the doe : oa English fishing centres, ing, and now that the i ', i '| "This, further, from the report At a meeting of the above club, consciousness or ostentation
Aas . : : , . ‘ABDO ’ oO an « vy British trawlers have been , rar Treads eri) e ie ‘ - . : :
I 's and George Kerr,| was not y ponded ee oath Great Industry Assurred ‘ E ee aby Me: ha vee + (ahitnetin en Bey in_Bir- held after Tuesday night ames! pringe Rupert wishes him welt
rts } {tee { »tstrike is dying a a i ‘ placed, e £ i are : 3 oe es : ss ' ive.a- eee Aiea ’
a j 1. lon Oe , W rh ‘ aders are willing to accept The greatest interest is being] tjeet for British Columbian in-}mingham, England, is of interest it was decided to run a five-a-| wherever he may go now.
J, Sloan, ‘ . e leas S ¢ . p . , yurné ‘ » fine » TD
(Ca ind Oypril Bima oettiement shown at Grimsby in the efforts|(epests is expected to proceed] in the light of Prinee Rupert dis-| 5! tournament, the final to be :
ah ne, undertaken to develop the thsh-twithout further delay. ltriet fishery trade; panes on a ear st Page St. Andrew’s Society.
ies ‘tween Vancouver and 3 ton Day, 1A thal Objet 3A) ay. popplar seting
*tteeeoooooe, bs ; Ruparl ind 3 anny a, Fishing Vessels for Rupert “Inquiries in this centre reveal) view a meeting will be held in the ; Fhe regular eee: oe -
rince ert, ¢ ‘ any * ca : : ee above society wi v0 held to-
PRINCE RUPERT TWENTY MINUTES AGO fluential members of the traw- An order has been placed with}& opening for cod roes, a by- ofiice of the W estern Pluains morrow. night ik. Cree
oht ling industry at  Grimbsy are] yenglish builders by a prominent product that apparently has re-|Co, on Friday night at 8 o’alock, Hall at 8 o'clock
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ns of the bottle bars bewailing the  hayoe taking active parts in the organ-] steam trawler owner at Grimbsy]eeived very little, if any atten- Mhy Roses, Brotherhood or any

'Y the relentless e@ommissioners yesterday affernoon i ivation of sehemes for firmly e¢s-|geting on behalf of a company) tion, by the fish packers of Can- other football organization wish-

‘ ‘ in one hand, bait ean in the other, the Mayor san tablishing modern trawhng me-|jpn British Columbia, for the im-|ada From authoratilive sours] ing to enter a team are requested

rh \ bylaw vote catching expedition, es ihods in that part of Ganada,| mediate construction of  three}ees it has been ascertained that|to send two delegates to make FREE! FREE! FREE!

Light Plant Superintendent Matthews presess the bu “4 the opinion is generally heldfjarge, powerful steam trawlers,}Jarge quantities of these salted|the necessary arrangements, It Oak ae

i ' al home” indicator from Seal Cove. Th anneuners * that the industry will assumel]whieh are to be delivered at}eod roes are consumed in the{!s the intention fo mpke a0 98, A big beautiful 88 key

a hall that he will be “back in five minutes great proportions in the course] Gpimbsy by the end of September|United Kingdom. Newfoundland) trance fee for all fives, to be de- electric player piano, worth

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Mivcnee minister declares he meant to say thal . xi id of a few years, in order to receive their equip-| finds it profitable to export ap- voted to the purchasing of prizes $1,200 given away to the

; S i do to the community the more good you © iy ‘i Some time ago, experienced|ment of gear and be ready to sail} proximately $10,000 worth’ an- for the winning team, pool players in the Base-

lerely Mabe ‘| says she really believes there mi ae : ind trawler skippers were sent out early in Octeber for Vancouver, '|nually, so that the subject is aes ment pool room, Empress

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lifleen citizens positively interested in the lay to report upon the state of the Pram this point they will ims|worthy of consideration by Can. Pantorium Pioneer Cleaners, Theatre bullding.

Honey bylaws, fishing grounds, both adjacent} mediately commence trawling op ada,” Phone 4,
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