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There are about ten

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windows for a few days only at

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Sid. Sykes, Manager

The Finest, Newest and Most Up-to-date
Excellent Cafe,

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Read The Daily News

LOUISE HARRIS MEETS
DEATH BY DROWNING

eo...

Body of Half Breed Woman Found
in Skeena River Near Glen
Vowell Crossing.

Harris, a

The body of Louise

half breed woman, was found in
the Skeena near Glen Vowell
crossing on Satufday evening.
The woman's” husband, Fritz
Harris, also a half breed, notified
the police on Saturday that his
wife had left their home some
time during the night and had
not returned. Search having re-
sulted in the discovery of the
body, Government Agent Hoskins,

acting as coroner, held an inquest

at Hazelton, the jury returning
an open verdiet of death by
drowning. It is supposedly a
case of suicide.

 

OLD TIME RESIDENT
IS VISITING CITY

Is of the Opinion That Business
Conditions in Rupert Are
Better Than Elsewhere.

old
was

Stanley
timers of

Spain, one Of the
Prince Rupert,

among the arrivals by the steam-

er Prince George this morning.
Mr. Spain, who was engaged for
about three years in the provin-
cial land registry office here, left
over a year ago with his family
for England. He has just recent-
ly returned to Canada and it is
his intention to again take up his
residence in this city next spring.

His family is at present in Van-
couver,
Mr. Spain reports that the

financial depression is quite bvi-
dent in the east as well as the
west. From what he had been
able to learn after a few hours
here, he did not think that condi-
tions are as bad in Prince Rupert
as they are in many other towns
and cities in the west. Through-
out the prairie provinces reports
indicate that the crops are away
above the average both in quality

and quantity and the general
feeling is that financial condi-

tions will be soon improved as a
result.

Mr. Spain will return to Van-
couver on Friday morning.

 

IN PRISON ONCE MORE

Sylvia Pankhurst Did Not Escape
This Time.

(Special to The Daily News.
London, Oct. 15.—Sylvia Pank-
hurst, who escaped from the po-
lice Tuesday night, was arrested
last night as she was about to
enter Powell town hall to address
another meeting. A demonstra-
tion outside the gaol followed.
Patient from Smithers.

James Dyer was brought in on
the train last night with a frac-
tured arm, received while at work
in the railway company’s gravel
pits at Smithers. He was taken
to the hospital and is doing as
well as could be expected.

 

 

Took Another Chance.

The Pacific Coast steamer City
of Seattle called here at 7 o’clock
this morning southbound. There
were on board a large number of
Alaskan cannery employees going
south for the winter. Among
those taking passage from here
was 8. D. Russell, one of the sur-
vivors from the recent wreck of
the State of California. He said
he was willing to take one more
chance at least on the same line
of steamers,

 

 

 

CHEAP AUREAGE
—AT—

oe Park

Near Prince Rupert
—IN—
5 AND 10 ACRE TRACTS

 

 

Apply

Harrison, Gamble & Company

FINANCIAL AGENTS

 

Third Ave, Prince Rupert

THE DAILY NEWS

 

Wednesday, Octobep tf

 

 

 

 

 

SCOTCH LASSIE JOINS
HER SCOTCH LADDIE

Walter Longwill Reached Van-
couver Same Day That His
Bride Arrived from

Scotland

Princess Sophia

The brought
up on Monday a bride and bride-
groom who have taken up their
residence in Prince Rupert. Wal-
ter Longwill, a popular youne
Scotchman, has been here two
years, during which period he
was constantly writing to “the
girl he left behind him.” This
was Miss Margaret Stevenson

Henry, of Muirkirk, Ayrshire,
Scotland. Both arrived in Van-
couver on the same day, Wattie
from Prinee Rupert and Miss
Margaret direct from Scotland,
showing what canny planners
they are, and they were happily
married by Rey, Dr. Fraser. The

wedding supper was given at the
home of Mrs. Mercer ,Campbell
Avenue, Vancouver, at which
twenty young Scotch people con-
gratulated the bride and groom,

Charlie Dennis went down from

here with Mr. Lonewil!l and fig-
ured as the best man, while Miss
Henry brought with her from
her Seotch home Miss Margaret
Grieve to stand up with her, Miss
Grieve, will visit the young couple
at Prince Rupert in the early

SALOON PASSENGERS
ON PRINCE GEORGE

Nearly Sixty Arrived on the G. T.
P. Steamer This Morning—
Shipment of Horses.

 

The G. T. P. Prince

George arrived slightly

steamer
ahead of

time this morning, having on
board nearly “sixty saloon pas-
sengers. Among these were a

number of local people returning
from pleasure and business trips.
The steamer also brought in a
shipment of horses and = one
thoroughbred stallion for Messrs,
Broughton & MeNeil.
will be shipped into the interior.
Following is the saloon passenger
list: J. C. Ritchey, Mrs. 8. 8,

These

Cohen, Mr. and Mrs. J. Cohen, R.
P. Trimble, Mrs. MeGovern, R. 8.
Steele, Mrs. J. Goothers, J. A.
Green, A A. Cox, Mr. and Mrs
F. G. Heal, Miss M. Heal, Mrs.
C. Williscroft, Mr. and Mrs. J.
McNeil, Miss D. Moore, Mrs. C.
Trail, W. K. MeFarlane, George
W. Stennett, J. Fall, M. Hodgson,
D. Francis, G. Brown, Mr. Bryan,
A. L. Stewart, J. W. Seymour,
Mr. Chandler, L. Jarvis, G, GC.

Kellan, A. H.
Brawss, T. Marvis,
E. A. Mann, Miss Byatt, Miss
Shields, Mr. Wilson, Mr. Wols-
ley, L. M. De Gex, R. D. MeQall,
E. G. Thomas, Captain and Mrs.
F. T. Saunders, W. J. Smith, Mr.
and Mrs. 8. P, MeMordie, Mr.
Small, J. Lewis, Stanley Spain,
Mr. and Mrs. Martin O'Reilly, W.
H. Farrer, George Vance, Mr. and

Tomlinson, J.
Jacob Kerg,

Mrs. George Walch, Miss Brydon,
Mrs. Ritchey.
Demers.
Do not forget that we carry

the New York tailored suits.

237tf

 

 

 

 

 

 

Now Comes the Cold, Dis-
agreeable Weather

Be Comfortable

Keep Healthy
Be comfortable, keep healthy
In our soft Wool Union
Suits that have already made
scores of friends.

Martin O'Reilly's

3rd Ave. é 3rd Ave,

 

 

MAYOR PATTULLO
MAKES STATEMENT

 

(Continued from page 1)

 

who take us to task for not dis-

posing of our long term deben-
tures this year, why were those
debentures not sold in 19141 and

1912, when the markets were in-
finitely better than they have
been this year? Yet, in spite of
the stringency of this year, al-
most as much money has already
been obtained on capital account

as for two years previous, while
current account will show the
I am reciting these facts not
I a mreciting these faets not
in a spirit of criticism of the
1914 and 1912 councils nor to

take any special credit to myself,
for without the capable and loyal
support of the majority of the
council this year very little could

have been accomplished. TI sim-
ply wish the position of affairs
to be made clear and not to be

obscured by the efforts being put
forth to blind the publie eye.
Thanking you, Mr. Editor,
your space, I remain,
Faithfully yours,
T. D. PATTULLO,
Mayor.

for

GET ON THE VOTERS’ LIST

Householders and License Holders
Have Only to End of Month.

Half the month of October is
gone, so the days are getting
few in which houseltolders and
license holders can get on the
voters’ list. Property holders
need not be in such a hurry, as
they have up to the end of next
month in which to register. In
order to facilitate the work of
registration and to save intend-

ing voters a trip to the city hall,
Lionel Crippen will attend at the
office of Peter McLachlan, Third
avenue, each evening from 7 to 9
to the
tions.

take necessary declara-

At the Majestic Theatre.
An
reel is

Jestic

exceptionally interesting
being shown at the Ma-
Theatre tonight and _ to-
morrow night. It is called “Cap-
tain Barnacle, Reformer,’ and
shows how a brave man came to
his death. There is also a laugh-
able comedy called “Alkali Ike's
Gall,’ which is well worth the
price of admission.

Demers.

styles and material
237tf

The latest
in suits guaranteed to fit.

 

“The Daily News”

CLASSIFIED ADS.

 

 

 

 

FOR RENT

WE can rent your house Let us ; have the
details, Pattuilo & Radford 240

POOL HALL for rent. Good proposition

 

 

 

 

for barber. Apply Eby Bros., Terrace.
200tr
FOR SALE
TYP PaaS —~ Smith-Premier, $835;
Oliver, $60; L. C. Smith, 865. Room 7,
Smith Block. | Phone 131, 240
WANTED
GENERAL servant, Apply Mrs. L. W.
Patmore, 240

SEAMSTRESS wants work.
cic Rooms,

WANTED-—~A chambermald at the rey in w
Hotel.

WANTED—A position as cook or house-
keeper by experienced woman. Apply
Box 63, News Office. 238

WANTED—-Five or six room house, with
bath and sewer attachments, furnished
or partly furnished. X 17, News OMce.

WELL furnished rooms from $2.50; com-
fortable sitting room; bath; electric
ight. Norfolk Rooms. Phone Black
329. 206

Room 3, Pa-
240-45

 

FOUND—Fountain pen. Owner can have
Same by proving property and paying
a7 8 advt, Apply Daily News Office.

 

LIVE STOCK.

COWS fresh calved and coming in always
on hand, and tuberculosis tested, John
Christy, “cattle dealer, Collingwood West
corner Carleton and Westminster Road’
Phone Collingwoed 99 R.

Post Ome
aak ant Collingwood East,

Vancouver,

 

P. O. Box 203

P. ROBERTSON

Phone 47

INCORPORATED ACCOUNTANT (Eng.)
CHARTERED SECRETARY

Audits, Investigations, Adjustments, Liqul-
dations and Assignments

Smith Block, 3rd Ave., Frince Rupert, B. C.

 

 

PACIFIC TRANSFER CO,

Furniture, Baggage, Piano Mov-
Ing and General Cartage
Phone 1

Suite 9, Federal Block

FOR A TAXI

Phone 7 75

Office:

 

PRINCE RUPERT AUTO AUTO CO.

 

 

 

 

 

ATTEMPTED BURGLARY
ON SIXTH AVENUE

Woman Aroused from Slumbers
to Find Colored Man Ap-
proaching Her Room.

About midnight last night
Miss Letourneau, who lives with
her hrother at the rear of his
tinshop on Sixth avenue, was

slumnbers by a
shop and a moment

aroused from her
noise in the

later she saw a man approaching
her door. Fortunately, she was
able to get the door closed and

locked in time to keep him from
entering, By knocking on the
floor she aroused her brother,
who came upstairs in time to see

a colored man standing outside

the store with the door open. The
man beat a hasty retreat while
Mr. Letourneau notified the po

lice by phone,

Constable Shiel at 1:30 o'clock
arrésted Leon Washington
Comox avenue, charged with
attempted burglary. This morn.
ing he appeared before Magis-
trate Carss, when Mr. Letourneau
identified him as the man he had
Washington was remand-
ed until Monday next.

on
the

seen,

Inn Closes Tonight
3 i (Sit CP eS
closes its doors
night. The
registered will be allowed to oc
their until the
parture of the Grand Trunk boat
for the south on Friday morning.
After tonight the bar will be
closed and there will be no din-
ing room service. Those apply-
ing for rooms this morning were
advised to seek accommodation
elsewhere,

Inn
to

guests

practically
business to-

al present
cupy

rooms de.

 

 

§ LOCAL NEWS ITEMS. }

Mr. and Mrs, Martin O'Reilly
and children returned this morn
ing from, Vancouver, where Mrs.
O'Reilly spent the summer
months,

Mr. and Mrs. 8S. P. MeMordie
returned this morning from Ni-
agara Falls, Ontario, where Mrs
McMordie spent about three
months visiting at her former
home,

Captain F, Saunders, of the
marine station and Mrs, Saun-

ders returned this morning from
a short visit with friends at Van-
couver,

Mrs. Walsh of
rived in the city
a visit with her
H. Collins,

Vancouver
this morning
aunt, Mrs.
Seal Cove.

George

 

WATER NOTICE.

Take notice that the
Hydro-Electric Company,
treal, Quebec, has filed with the
able the Minister of Lands under Part 6
of the Water Act a petition for the ap
proval of their undertaking in relation to

Prince
Limited,

Rupert
of Mon
Honor

the utilization of 1,500 inches of water

from Thulme River, Quatoon Inlet, Skeena

Water District, for power purposes
Application for the said water rights

required by Section 89 and Part 6 of the
Water Act have been fied with the Comp

troller of Water Rights and with the
Water Recorder at Prince Rupert.
Objections to whe application may be

filed with the Comptroller of Water Rights,
Parliament Building, Victoria, B. C.

Dated at parece pupert, B. C.,
day of October, D. 1013

this 2nd

THE PIUNCE RUPERT HYDRO-
ELECTRIC CO., LTD.
Oct, 8, 15, 22 & 29.

 

ST. ANDREW'S SOCIETY HALL

formerly Kaien isd. Gymnasium

To rent for Dances, Public Meet-

 

ings, etc. Particulars at hall or
Secretary, P. O, Box 268
| AM THE MAN
WHO PUT SHINE
ON SHOES
The original Star Shoe Shine

removed from Third Ave. around
corner on Fifth St.

Special Seats for Ladies

TAXIDERMIST

Heads, Birds, Fish and
mounted first class to order
reasonable prices,

O. L. WINGERE! & CO.
844 Seymour St.,

Rugs
for

Vancouver, B, C,

RE

GEORGE LEEK

Real Estate, ineurance and Loan Broker
Notary Public, Rents and Collections

Albert Block, 2nd Avenue
Prince Rupert
Between 5th and 6th Streets

BROWN & BUTTERS

METALLURGY AND MINING GEOLOGY
Res. Phone Black 413 Box 136
Prince Rupert

_F. M, CROSBY

Second Hand Dealer

Wants to buy all kinds of Household Fur-
niture, everything in the line of Mechanics’
Tools, Guns and Men’s Clothing, Will call
any time, Highest prices paid,

 

 

% 1943,

a ye “Cow
iti

will keep your

face sm

ae and
d Poth, soft and white,
and prevent roy

ghn
chaps and sore lips, em,

Apply at bedtime, ry
It in well. The
eftect
delightful, °

In 25¢ opal gl
A83
at your Druggist's, Jara,

NATIONAL DRUG

 

 

CHEMICAL ¢
0. OF
CANADA, LimitEp,
MONTREAL, 198

Three Fine Vessel
Informatio . ae Raper
that the G ; Ceived

Pacific

now build 6 is
modery oy three
to be placed oy t] = _ Ships
the Pr PUN ag
George I 4 rings
the new vw a I of
spared to make } the Mi a
their cla I for if
that eve ca bh re
catering ’ in
} if
passenger visiog
will be mad Ani
freighi may

Government Clerks Disagree,

There is a ¢ among the
elerks and ils in the local
offices of the J -
ment and 1S all ove s intl
cent willow eg se that made it,
self quite at home on the gov.
ernment LW lay. Several
say that t came over from
Porcher Island OW ate
quaintances th “D Morgag,
who returned from thers empty
handed a wee r so ag Doc
however, is quile assured n the
belief that the was look.
ing for Harry McLeod to give
him a fair chance to test his skill
with the gun

Now Shipping Coal.

Nanairny 0 {5.—For the
first time s he strike was
declared ist M he Wester
Fuel ¢ pa
coa I th are
very large ar these are
filyled the compa \ have f
coal for the general market

Is Still a Mystery.

 

 

 

London, Oct. 1 rt
yesterday of the steamer Devon
Bist wwarpoo! ind the M pols
at Gravesend added t what
is already k \ f the Volturi
disaster, and the a i use df
the fire still re 1ins a mystery
Killed by Daughter,
Waanosh, Ont., Oct, 15 ry
McDowell,’ 35 years of age, wa
shot and killed by his 9-year-old
daughter yesterda She play.
fully pointed a
dentall discharg
your hands
was made on the 20th day of September, : e PAT vas scharged
1908, by the Continental Power Company, | d th eee {
Limited, which last mentioned company] the bullet Vv We
has transferred to the Prince Rupert | t.

Hydro-Electric Company, Limited, thett tear

interest therein.

Copies of the petition, plans and ex | a
hibits for approval of the undertaking as . I
Every man to his business
am an expert Let mt
look after your 1 property

ov collections.
615 2nd Ave. Phone 208

 

HARLA S. BRYANT

Teacher Of
MANDOLIN, BANJO AND GUITAR
Flat 7, Clapp Bldg.

HARRISON W, ROGER

Architect
Federal Block

RUPERT, B. ©.
p, 0, Box (635

 

Suite 1,
PRINCE
Phone 300

For the Best Jobs 0
: CLEANING, " PRESSING
AND REPAIRING

At the Lowest Pri erie er ~ os
, » lo Ladies’ ane €
Fine We rh aptly Dow
sow SENG

p, 0, Box 397 0

Phone Red Prince Rupert, os

627 Fulton Street.

MEALS BY DAY OR WEB

street

 

At 118 8th

(FORMERLY B. ©. ©

m 35¢

AFE)

Meals E Up

HOME WE ae

To Rent

je on

 

Neat Three-Roomed Hous
Fifth Avenue, near

the Hospital

GR. Naden Co, Ltd.

prance
Real Estate and Insu!

Second Avenue.

 

830 3rd Ave. WwW. Phone Red 243