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When
his
and
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valuable
to
kt'cp
turn
cainc
ho
viewed
the
re.wlu-
around,"
the
Mayor
.said
tie
'd-tion
as
advice
to
the
council.
"Nodded
that,
unless
the
company
is
(mmcill
is
an
wjse
aill
an,,.ld
()f
foulld
ln
default,
it
has
the
rwln
line
but
are
here
to
do
what
can
to
operate
antkner
.our
e.rs
in
be
done",
he
snld.
"The
Chunib-r
1
reference
to
the
default
clause
in
Y.T..
illustrating
uniforms
and
manoeuvres.
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P.
Photo)
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barked
a!
p:i,,rP:
of
the
Union
Steamship
Co.'s
of
these
w-ic
a
coastal
flp-t,
Is
back
on
his
Prince
Rupcrl
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regular
cummand-ss.
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squad.
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the
Vancouver-Prince
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route
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was
here
Sunday
evening!
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and
again
today
as
the
vessel
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a
tlasjirieo
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called
on
her
weekly
voyage.)
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William
McCombe
was
re-
in
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and
the
public
ask
us
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city
council
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on
vacation.
Capt.
James
Hamilton,
marine
superintendent
of
Canadian
Par.
ific
Steamships
from
Victoria.
pusseu
vnrougn
inc
city
aboard
the
Princess
Norah
Monday
on
a
round
Inspection
trip
to
Alaska.
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1
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cnart
at
W
hitehor.se.
thejoint
United
States-Canada
that,
nf
tin,
-i
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the
senior
Chamber
resolutku
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"
bai
cou
luuiu
A
motion
by
Aid.
G.
U.
Frizwll
asking
the
power
company
to
live
up
to
Section
17
of
the
20
year-old
agreement
which
pro-
iuuiuj
vu
ouppiy
i-ne
required
amount
of
electrical
en
ergy
lor
this
city
put
Aid.
Black
in
fighting
trim.
Speaking
in
regards
to
"defaults"
he
explained
that
councils
of
the
past
had
asked
other
power
concerns
for
advice
without
first
consulting
the
Northers
B.
C.
Power
Com
pany.
"This,"
he
said
stron;.-l.
"is
not
in
ai'l'UlUti
IIT
Wlt-n
nurnomnur"
t,,
...
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..'l
council,
r-Pad
Mr.
Thain,
Aid.
Black
stated
t.-.at
he
had
order
ed
a
3.801
horseuowcr
dirrl
en
.
PtnA
a
an
Dmuriranoii
nltnl
IT,
explained,
in
t-peakirig
to
mem-
bers.
that
11a
matter
uhprp
a
iir-.
uiu
piaiu
is
iocai.ea.
sevre
tural
hazarcs
may
aiiect
the
out-
nut.
Aid.
Black
tc
ok
issue
with
v;iri.
ous
statement
in
tne
Senior
.
I
n
m
ncr
rrnri
nrmn
i,.r.i,iri..-rr
fr.
,vo,
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ll.n
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...
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ui.i.-
iiuiLiiLio
d.
C.
Power
Co.
was
not
doing
all;
in
its
power
tc
foster
industry
'I
can
definitely
prove
it
has."
,
he
declared.
Aid.
Black
referred
to
the
cx-
ccptionally
and
unexpectedly
se-
vere
winter
conditions
this
year
mm
to
uie
tact,
inai,
uuier
parts
oi
the
country
had
al.so
been
suf-
icnng
lrom
pawr
'-nortagc.
Finally,
tne
resolutions
ol
the'
Senior
and
Junior
Chambers
were
filed
and
these
bodies
wiil
jk:
auvi.uu
ui
iae
aciion
tne
citv
ias
taken
llHl
1
1
0ISIIUE0
Tins
(lTniMmnt
In
not
publHha
or
lll.plnyd
br
the
Liquor
Control
Baata
or
by
th
OoTrnmtnt
of
Brltlili
ColiunbU.
NOW
ONLY
4
CL-JWC
I
The
Mew
MONARCH
Is
Here!
I
BILL
SCUBY
U
UtitlUVFlKS
BILL
SCI
BY
FlltS
BUI
f
MORE
MORE
BEAUTirUl
BEAUTirUl
'
II
1
THAN
VER!
f
'
l
p
HHiIimiiiiiiiw
J
i
JT
,WSil
ifower
co.
At.
no
mn.tinir
T
nvnr
nllat.rlnl
have
personalities
been
allowed
j
to
be
brought
out
unchallenged!
such
as
Monday
night
when
T.
j
Norton
Young
was
"told
off
"
No
meeting,
which
should
be
free
i
of
bias,
was
so
callously
marred
as
when
an
alderman,
at
Ihci
mcctinc
as
an
alderman,
rente-
.
'
'
1
Sen
I
lllg
ig
t
the
llC
PCOPlC
people
Of
of
PllllCe
Prince
ilU
Uu-
pert
and
being
paid
for
It.
dc-;
fended
a
comuanv
ns
an
em-
ployee
and
forsook
his
job
as
an
..uu
'i
man.
ii
tic
was
ut
inc
COUU-
icil
a.s
a
representative
of
the
i
PsP,
he
certainly
won
the
I
rni
nrl
fnr
Ihn
-,.,..,,,.,
I
w"
-""'w...t.
i
(
Why
aren't
other
companies!
'and
niirnnizntlniic
nlWi-n1
tn
1
ifpncl
themselves
at
such
meet-
ln&s.
.
.
..
i
rt
.1
,1
r
i
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llt(-UU
tilt'
Ui;illl
I
COm
101
.
ni.
.....
.
I
oeinui
uiiainoer
ot
commerce
I
when
they
find
out
the
-way
the
council
so
quickly
by-passed
the
resolution
sent
them
and
what
act
ion
they
took
on
a
long
ram-c1
Plan
sent
by
the
Junior
Chamber
or
the
way
a
legal
resolution
signed
by
some
1100
petitioners
a
uiseussea.
-
r
ive
aiuermeu
did
nothing'ut
the
meeting.
They
could
have
stayed
home.
Tllp
Ratepayers'
Association
m'8ht
as
w-ell
be
the
Klwanis
Club
for
lne
amount
o;
attention
and
i"
-
"1'
k.-uj
kuu
iviau,
on
man.
.
.
If
more
dcodIo
wnuiii
ionly
attend
our
city
council
meetings
we'd
surely
have
a
commissioner
very
soon.
And
another
thing,
what
company,
after
20
odd
years
in
business
in
Rupert,
would
lose
monev
and
yet
want
to
remain
another
20
years
to
lose
more?
That
question
needs
no
answering
and
yet
one
alderman
got
up
and
ex
pounded
t
his
to
some
great
j
lengths
the
longest
and
best)
speecn
matin
at
tne
meeting.
Yours
for
a
council
where
the
!
mayor
is
the
chairman.
J.
H.
JEFFERIES.
REAL
ESTATE
INSURANCE
INCOME
TAX
RETURNS
PREPARED
II.
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an
energetic
sudy
and
comprehensive
survcv,
call
ln
solicitors
and
advisors
to
sit
in
with
us."
He
ncain
stromrly
advised
the
council
to
take
the
matter
uusly
to
recthiy
uc
wrong
that
has
been
done
I
The
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
resolution
was
similar
to
SUFFERED
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WR
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'
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Meals
At
Reasonable
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Chinese
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a
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