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Circulations.
Future
Is
Looking
Full
Of
Promise.
The
Hi
Lure
is
full
of
promise
for
this
city.
People
Outside
are
realizing
il
perhaps
niurytjiaii
those
living
here.
The
arrival
of
the
elevator
engineer
and
flic
rniUnieu
is
having,
a
good
effect
psychologically
and
il
should
not
be
ery
long
before
we
begin
lo
feel
the
results.
The
jniildiug
of
Hie
elevator,
the
improvement
and
operation
of
the
lumber
mill,
the
building
and
operation
of
the
new
cannery
near
Seal
Cove,
Hie
erection
of
the
biological
station,
Hie
work
on
life
'road
construction
and
the
power
plant
and
street
and
other
improvements
and
the
large
expenditures
on
hiiildmgs,'
which
is
bouild
to
follow
the
other
developments,
all
will
bring
people
lo
the.
city
(aud
keep
them
busy.
It
is
to
be
expected
thai
Prince
Rupert
will
be
busier
this
year
than
ever
she
has
been
be
Tore.
In
addition
to
the
developments
in
the
city,
Ihere
is
going
to
be
a
busy
time
in
the
district.
The
milling
outlook
is
better
than
il
has
ever
been
before
in
the
Portland
Canal
district
and
it
is
confidently
expected
the
district
mills
will
all
be
Working
as
Hie
lumber
business
picks
up,
Itshing
wilt
go
on
as
usual
and
1)c
eold
storage
plants
which
will
'have
beeii
"
cleared
nut
during
the
close
season,
will
hTivelioiico"
mTi'r'e
'
fill
up
their
rooms.
Status
Of
Canada
In
,
British
Empire.
Colonel
Aniery,
secretary
of
state
for
the
colonies
in
the
British
Empire,
well
slated
the
case
when
he
said
that
Canada
was
a
much
greater
influence
in
the
world
as
a
partner
in
the
British
Empire
than
she
could
hope
lo
be
in
an
independent
capacity.
If
today
she
were
independent,
without
army
or
navy,
and
lacking
a
very
large
population,
she
would
be
a
nonentity.
As
it
is
she
has
a
say
in
all
world
affairs
and
that
without
any
other
country
.interfering
in
apy
way
with
her
internal
workings.
Colonel
Aniery
lived
in
Canada
for
many
years
and
knows
the
country
Well.
He
is
a
kindred
spirit
for
be.
has
ramped,
id
the
mountains,
ridden
'over
the
plains
and
taken
part
in
the
life
of
the
people,
lie
ralher
objects
lo
the
litle
"which
he
now
holds,
that
of
"Secretary
to
the
Colonies,"
recognizing
that
the
Dominions
are
no
longer
colonics
in
the
old
sense
but
have
evolved
into
iialions.
Probably
the
position
will
be
abolished
soon
or
given
a
more
appropriate
name.
Using
Bank
Money
To
Fight
Extradition.
The
alleged
bank
robbers
are
fighting
extradition
and
if
they
are
guilty,
as
"their
actions
seem
to.
indicate,
Ihey
are
probably
using
(he
stolen
money
lo
keep
themselves
from
facing
inn
music,
i
niortiiiinteiy
the
machinery
of
justice
in
the.
United
States
is
siieh
that
delays
are
nol
only
possible
but
probable,
lu
Canada
delays
are
sometimes
possible
but
in
(he
neighboring
stales
loopholes
seem
so
numerous
that
it'is
easy
Viioiigh
to,
slip
into
one.
.,
II
is
in
be
hoped
thai,
fpr
Ihe
sake
of
the
future,
the
men
accused
u(
robbery
oii
this
side
the
line
will
be
Drought
to
face
me
juoge.
Do
Not
Like
Canadian
Justice.
U.S.
criminals
like
to
take
inn
iue
inwneuiateiy
make(
fur
the
oilier
side
as
soon
as
they
gel
the
job
done.
They
do
not
like
the
prospect
of
facing"
Canadian
law
courts.
While
Ihey
can
expect
nothing
here
but
justice
they
get
a
fair
deal.
H
the
bank
robbers
expect
lo
gel
clear
by
delay,
lliev
should
remember
what
happened
(lie
Chinese
murderer
two
days
ago
He
committed
the
dastardly
deed
wenl
lo
the
scarfold.
Even
if
proceedings
for
two
years,
they
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!
MAYOR
SPEAKS
!
TO
RATEPAYERS
Addresses
Association
on
Question
of
Filling
Cow
Bay
and
Other
Matters
lli.
remarks
being
principally
ill
connection
willi
Hie
project
!
for
Hie
filling
in
of
Cow
Hay
for;
1111'
privilege
of
doing
which
Hie
'provincial
government
intends
lo
(turn
over
lo
the
cily
2"(l
feel
or
;
walerfrOnlage,
Mayor
re-elect
S,
M.
Newton
addressed
the
Prince
lllupeil
Itatepayers'
Associalion
jlasl
night.
The
meeting
was
;
presided
over
hy
Yici'-presidenl
i.M.
M.
Stephens-and
there
was
fair
allendance
of
members
oticoat
and"
turns
in
directly
the
the
associalion
lu
connection
with
the
final
selHemenl.
of
this
proposal,
which
had
been
approved
by
the
electors.
Mayor
Xewlon
said
that
the
Itatepayers'
Association
in'iyhl
jiive
varuhle
assistance.
The
proposal
was
that
the
city
should
receive
SOU
feet
of
waler-fi'onlagc
just
cask
of
the
Wiulh
of
Cov
Hay
in
return
for
giving
permission
to
Ihe
filling
up
of
the
bay.
It
would
he
Ihe
intention
or
Ihe
cily
on
the
waler-frontage
il
thus
received
In
provide
landing
and
shelter
for
vessels
of
fishermen
and
people
from
outside
points
along
the
coast.
After
denying
Hie
sugges
tion
that,
in
advancing
Ihe
pro
position
he
had
been
serving
any
interests,
Mayor
Newton
entered
into
an
account
of
the
steps
that
had
leil
up
to
Ihe
p'lehiscie
beingj
presented.
There
was
still
a
feeling
that
a
-
mistake
might
be
Mule
in
permitting
the
filling
up
of
Cow
Hay
for
fear
thai
il
would
he
impossible
to
obtain
any
oilier
iidepiale
shelter.
However,
he
could
see
no
other
course
nnen
if
the
desired
facilities
for.
Ihe
lauding
and
shelter
of
small
boats
was
In
be
obtained.
This
was
a
matter,
he
felt,
that,
should
ljae
been
attended
to
long
ago
as
a
mailer
of
keeping
faith
with
Hie
fishing
inlere'sls.
It
would
benefit
the
cily,
he
felt,
in
the
competition
to
make
Ihis
-Hie
headipiarlers
of
(he.
fishing
industry
of
Ihe
Pacific
Hoast.
Extols
Association
In
the
course
of
his
address,
the
mayor
reiterated
former
statements
he
had
niade
regarding
Ihe
value
of
the
Itatepayers'
Asociation
lo
Ihe
city.
Through
suggestion
and
assistance
given
Ihe
eiy
council
last
year,
he
fell
il
hail
demonstrated
its
useful
ness
which
he
hoped
would
be
continued.
Any
complaints
or
suggestion
il
had
to
make
.vould
always
be
welcomed
and
ivcii
full
consideration,
by
the
council.
.Mr.
Stephens
having
congratulated
Mayor
Xewlon
on
his
re
election.
Mayor
Xewlon
reciprocated
the
seniinieuts
of
AM.
Elect
Stephens
and
slated
hi
hope
thai
'the
I'.V'r,
eouncil
would
so
measure
up
to
it
responsihilitis
and
requirements
thai,
when
the
end
or
the
year
arrived,
the
association
could
not.
lmV
feel
that
the
host
courses
had
been
followed
in
Hie
interests
of
the
citizens
generally.
The'tiii'esljon
iif'lhe
removal
oT
Hie
plank
roadway
on
Tale
Sheet
again
having
been
brought
up.
Mayor
Xewlon
slaled
thal.lt
bail
)ee.i
decided
lo
extend
grading
lo
Secliiw
2
Id
lake
In
this
street
H
Ihe
property
owners
involved
so
desired.
Seventh
Avenue
Water
In
answer
lo
remarks
by
D.
H.
McDougall
respecting
1
lie
ad
visability
of
enlarging
the
water
main
on
Seventh
Avenue
West,
His
Worship
slated
that
he
had
brought
Ihis
matter
lo
the
al-enlion
of
Ihe
cily
council
and
II
would
be
dealt
with
by
the
new
hoard
of
works.
OBJECTS
TO
METHOD
OF
DEBT
COLLECTING
At
Ihe
meeting
of
Ihe
hospital
board
last
night
J.
J.
(iillis
objected
lo
the
method
being
ued
to
collect
debts
for
(he
(ieneral
Ibipilal.
He
owed
a
small
I
it
moii
1
1
1
and
Ihe
account
had
hrcn
placed
Tor
collection
with
a
foreign
collecting
agency.
Alderman
Macdonald
snggesl-
!eil
Ilia!
for
a
man
with
seven
jrhililreii
and
employment
not
very
regular
some
leniency
1
should
have
been
shown.
He
de-
fended
Ihe
aclion
of
the
secre-llary.
who
was
working
under
n-islrucllon.H.
He
did
nol
like
Ihe
method
or
securing
Ihe
aid
or
n
foreign
agency
lo
collect
debts.
Mr.
Mackay
defended
lln
inethod,
saying
that
ait
Interna-
tional
orjiritrtfznt
F?n
could
1"'
more
effective
llian
a
purely
national
one.
Even
their
union
were
iiilcruallonnl.
However
he
thought
Hie
riiciu'bers
of
Hi!
Hoard
sliiiiilil
authorize
sjifli
n
riiaHe'r
a
this.
the
Man
in
the
Moon
aAYS:
IK
a
girl
think
lie
will
pro-
pone
again
she
will
say
o."
4
MUSSOLINI
is
ii
star
advertiser,
lie
mighl-as
well
order
a
permanent
spare
on
the
front
(
page.
A
IIEAH
1
mows
when
lo
go
lo
rijbed.
He
just
nuts
on
his
thick
first
snow
conies.
SOME
people
work
for
a
liviuir
and
some'
makej
il
by
Ju'sl
silting
in
a
chair
and
using
a
pen
or
pencil.".
i
"I'M
(vi'IlEllS
lap
iiypewrilcrs
and
think
I
her
anw'orkiiig.
AXD
yet
others,
dig
ditches,'
erect
elevators,
ifr'huild
railways
and
Ihey
think
liiey
are
working.
'
A
lit
lie
KnW
'
Named
Paarvo
Xurini,
Hot
in
ahead
.
And
said
-
"well
here'in
I.
'
'
1
He
licked
t'jie
whole
hig
World
at
''running
f
And
everyone
cheered
And
'said
(was
stunning.
I
THIS
Is
going
lo
be
a
dry
year.1
Hie
prophet's
announce,
but
when!
Ihey
said
il
Ihey
did
not
rminl
on
those
"wet
areas,"
IK
you
have
never
heard
a
really
terrible
.squeal,
you
probably
have
never
listened
in
on
a
radio
set.
'
THE
farmers
On
the
prairies
ire
praying
thai
Ihe
price
of
wheat
will
go
up
anil
the
people
in
Ihe
cities
are
praying
that
the
price
ot
hreariKvill
go
down.
What
.is
Ihe
goojj
l.iinf
(q
do
alinui
'
--'..I.
'
f
IK
there
.
is
any
jibing
going
on
in
Parliament
at
Ottawa,
-.doubt
less
the
Liberals
will
whisper
under
Iheir
breath
''.U'esl
Hastings."
.NOW
'boys,
don't
gel
investing
all
your
money
in
real
estate
because
I
here's
only
a
tew
thousand
lots
here
altogether,
and
you.
must
not
be
selfish.
JOHNNIE
sometimes
uses,
a
dreadful
word
and
he
declare
he
learned
it
frmu
Santa
Clans.
IT
used
to
be
that
when
a
girl
crossed
the
slreel
intersection'
during
a
high
wind
Ihe
men
all
stopped
lo
gaze,
but
liieni
days
is
gone
forever.
IK
you
wish
to
muko
your
pile.
become
a
junk
dealer
or
buy
and
sell
lumber.
Teh
Years
A&o
J
in
Prince
Rupert
I,
i
Heiirgr.
Bradsjinw.ij
jrety
engineer
'for
the
(iraiid
Trunk
Pacific
Railway,
addressed
local
employees
at
a
meeting
yesterday
j
afternoon
in
Hie
Westholmo
Theatre.
General
Superintendent
W.
C.
C.
Mehan
presided.
Mayor
Xewlon
has
appointed
his
council
committee
chairmen
for
the
year
1!5
(is
follows:
Kinanee,
Aid.
Morrlssey;
board
HAD
BAD
SPELLS
WITH
HER
HEART
,Mr.
C
Martin.
Ii.p,
Nrt.
t.
Oilllin,
Out.,
wrllen:-
"I
hnvn
In-en
irrmljli'il
with
my
Imart
fur
n
hmit
time
nml
vry
urieii
lind
liml
fpell
Willi
it,
I
would
hike
raliiltnir
KielU,
nnd
my
liuliand
(mil
to
liave
muiii'lKidy
In
tiiy
Willi
inn
all
Hie
llnin.
Hi,
imt
me
cVcrMlilnit
hi
ronhl
Oi;mI
f,r
i
ir
iii-i,
i.i
,u
-
!
rhI.
ii.n
imiiiiur
mtiu'ihi
m
in
in
mp.
on
nay
a
rrlcml
m
In
to
me
ami
ad'
vlfd
ine
to
try
MILBURN'S
HEART
AND
NERVE
PILLS
My
liuliand
went
and
wt
me
twn
luivoa,
ami
afler
llm
riral
fine
wa
flrilslii'd
I
Mt
likr
Oirrcrnil
wdiriuii.
I
raiinii'l
reni'mint'iid
t'lii'in
eminUi
lo
all
iiii'ide
Wlin
aurfiT
with
nnylhliiif
wrnnjr
whli
ifirlr
hi'arl
nr
nerves."
MIIMirn'a
II.
K
X.
rill
luivn
been
rin
the
IniiiVi'l
fir
lln'
A
!r)
ycara
anil
ai'n
uit
up
only
hy
The
T.
Mlllmrn
Oi
blmltoil,
Tornnio.
Onl,
"All
diutiuu
handle,
lliein."
S:ifii-.1a
.
.Tiuniary
1
yiMiaMjMii
f
works.
.ld.
Maillaud:
utilities.
Aid.
Kerr;
health,
Aid.
Xieol;
reading
room,
Aid.
Beveridge.
Mayor
Xewlon
has
received
a
Vire
from
"the
boys"
at
tho
'A'illows.
Victoria,
congralulal-ng
him
upon
his
re-election.
I
:hinese
theatricals
i
for
local
hospital)
i
Entertainment
Will
be
Given
by
Members
of
Local
Colony
Aid
of
Institution
There
Is
lo
be
clashing
of
Chinese
swords,
and
all
the
re-litlar
accoiiipanimenl
or
Orient-il
tragedy
and
comedy
aeeoiu-willieil
hy
the
-wierd
strains
ot
'jarbarie
music
,
at
one
or
the
'ii'cal
Ihealres,
if
Hie
plans
oT
Ihe
n'einliers
of
Ibe'pyne
Mill
reading
room
mature,
Louis
Wing,
'heir
representative,
.had
a
letter
'lelore
the
lid
nihil
Hoard
last
light
olTeriiigyrf'0
services
of
heir
llieairiealXc'Minpaiiy
to
raise
money
lor
Ibijiiospilai
and
Hie
lifer
wa
neeepiVd.
'The
Chinese
vHI
give
ihe'eiVlertaiiunenl
and
lie
pri't-eeds
.Vjilj
go
id
I
tie
Tor
a1
j
nsliluli'nn.
:
!
..
.
.
.
.
'
1
1
I
CI,
:
1
1
it..
I
:
il
was
leu
-.won
i
lie
iwcrui
ivi'
'o
make
cfimplele
arrangement-.Villi
Hie
t'.hii'ii:e,
Company.
TWO
SUPERVISING
NUR$ES
RESIGNED
Miss:
Crone
and
Miss
Bailey
aro
.
.
.
i
..i
I,
i
i
.1.
ff-octvuiH
nuapitai,
iviairon
States
In
her
Report
to
Board
.
'Hie
report.,
of
flie
Hospital
Hoard
Of
theHady
superinteiiden'
rtead.;Ul
ilhe,
nfijeHufc'or
the
Hoard
lasl'.evrifj.qg
ffo'weil
that
I
here
Were
miu
Hie
sjVlTVa!,!
present
six
night''
nlir'sesfrjl
IjfoVlreii
pupil
itbrses
and
leifjoliiers
with
herself
.making
nK
lolil
employed
lllere'
or
thirty.'
'.Vr
.
DuriiiS
the
moiilfi.a
number
of
Hie
nurse
had
been
ill.'
Some
new
table
.were
needed.
The
linoleum
provided
by
Ihe
ladies'
auxiliary
wa
mucH
appreciated
but
it
was
being
held
awailing
Ihe
pulling
in'of
proper
castors
for
the
bed.
Two
supenising
nurses.
Mis
Crone
and
Mis
llailey
had
handed
in
their
resignations,
The
coiumlllee.
was
asked
lo
again
investigate
the
matter
or
utirse'
salaries,
aTler
which
Ihe
report
was
adopted.
v
,
,
PRINCE
RUPERT
TIDES
4
Sunday,
January
18
HlBh
7:2K
a.m.
1
8.5
ft.
20:1
1
p.m.
1
5.U
"
Low
0:5(5
a.m.
7.2
"
1
3
:no
p.m.
7.:i
"
Monday,
January
19
High
H:2H
a.m.
IR.'J
ft.!
21
:27
p.m.
tr.R
Low
I
:'C
a.
in,
i.H
I
15:11
p.m.
0.3
"
I
it
Rupert
Fish
Fresh
Frozen
All
varieties.
Fresh
Fish
All
varieties
In
season.
Smoked
Fish
Our
well
known
"Rupert
Brands."
Finnan
Haddie
"Thistle
Brand"
Nova
Scotlans.
Canned
Salmon
Pinks,
Skeena
Sockeye,
etc.
Salt
Fish
Herring,
Salmon,
Black
Cod,
Grey
Cod
Shell
Fish
Crabs,
Shrimps,
Clams.
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Lid,
PrIr.r.a
Rupert,
B.C.
S.8.
PRINCE
RUPERT
aiU
from
l'rlnre
Riipnrt
rOR
VANCOUVER,
VICTORlAi
SEATTLE,
illliTjlii-illale
JiiuiiU
cai'll
ft
jil.ij(
0.
(10-a.
In.
a.
t
For
STEWART
and
ANVOX
-WiiliiiMilay.
tl
m)
t.i
S.S.
PRINCE
JOHN
fur
Vanrimvi-r
via
QUEIN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANOS,
JaiiMiny
n,
;
li'hrnai'y
U.
.
PASSENOER
TRAINS
LEAVE
PRINCE
RUPERT
M0',I?.A,I,J2NES0AY'
SATURDAY,
..(III
pjir.
for
ITo-
Oe.iritff.
EDMONTON.
winnipeo,
an
iminis
Kasnm
:anmia,
.L'nitoil.
St'itr.
Inr.rv
lit
amiu
'
.
City
T.ekat
OfflcarVVhlrd
A,.r.
CANADIAN
B.C.
Coast
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
PRINnPSS
Al
ir.tr
,
'
I
illllVbtlS
IflMTll
For
Ketchikan,
Wrangell,
Juneau
and
Skagway
January
12,
20;
February
0,
23
For
Vancouver,
Victoria
and
Seattle
January
2,
16,
30;
February
13i
27
8.S.
PRINCES8
BEATRICE.
For
B-itedale,
Swanson
Bay,
East
Bella
Bella,
Oceai
Falls,
NamU,
Alert
Bay,
Campbell
River,
and
Vau-
coiiver,
every
Saturday,
11
aim.
Agency
for
all
Steamship
Llr.ev
r
Full
information
from
W.
C.
ORCHARD,
General
Agent
Corner
of
4th
S'reet
and
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
RuctrL
B.V
Wint
Balance
of
er
AT
CAPS
lo
clear
from
Only
a
WINTER
STEAMSHIP
SERVICE
PNnTpcrT.
Phona
2C0.
amij.
Siervico
DniMerce
mnnu
Overcoats
COST.
.
.
$1.25
to
$2.00
few
loft.
STEVE
KING
Phono
Green
85.
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