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more effectively than he could UNITED STATES KAISER bouBTS D 5.5 we | ean S:S:PrinceGeor,- seas Georg.
THE DatLy News I aday Cannas svoatest nee) MEETS GERMANY MIRACULOUS POWER. G Sails for Vancouver, vi
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THE LEADING NEWSPAPER IN NORTHERN BRITISH COLUMBIA in taday- Ganaea’s grentes' n¢ ] SSUE toria ond Seattlo on Friday
Published Daily and Weekly if the available surplus o ON CONSUL I gametime ago it was reported at 9 A. ™.
Guaranteed Largest Circulation workers is to be absorbed Lihat the Kaiser had received a Hot « fold Water in every
speedily into the ranks of the!) goe— mot Question Right of Be! ducking by falling into a flooded Excetient Culsine, and Every Modern Appliance fe
om 1 h nO ’ seen ger
i, F. MeRAR, EDITOR AND MANAGER profitably employed.—-Toronto Facto Government to \ anh 4 new version of his S. S Pri J HFS Comton
alinticume Globe. Suspend Belgian jer wins ined ef rince ohn
HEAD OFFICE nina Officials “eee lul nd if it For Vancouver at 7 P.M. on Sunday, Janyn, 17,
3 el ite  tnaliaid lay ; London clubs, and } :
Daily News Building, 3rd Aye, Prince Rupert, B.C. Telephone 98. ALABAMA TO BE DRY | oe Jin th : } * shalt cena eto., arrives in Vancouver following Tuesds, at Py
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TRANSIENT DISPLAY ADVERTISING—50 cents per inch. Contract DESPITE ITS GOVERNOR) Waciingion, Jan. 27, — ‘The|shorks th tiacs Rivero, Queen Onartotse telandny ete. oO" 9°08 6 ttagye
rates on application. . United States has sent a formal /serry tl tory G. T. P. RAIL WAY
Legislature Passes Bilis Over His note to Germany which, without fhe other night, so the a naieentiiantauall earryine A te rte
Se ere tee 7 » ane a « the Daily Dispateh Prince Rupert for inmipem at to A. M. on W te 4
DAILY EDITION apn Friday, January 20, 1915, TO ee eeene ‘est discussing the sovereignty of | a “ 1 at headquar coral New ‘Work, etc. Dame ap Wor sed sna un
ror ¢ “lf readque fi ‘ , ( Sj :
Quit July 1. Belgium expresses. a willingness |the Emperor ar a \ 5 amas wes deal ea s at ws
ne to make such arrangements asj/ters arraye din his most ¢@ : ow» Cen ennai es Through’ Tenet, app"y - ' t,
E D I ‘qT 0 R I A L S Montgomery, Ala., Jan. 28 may be necessary with the Ger-|uniform—white, with silver fat hired Avenue CHO Ofhgg
Alabama will become a prohibi- , military auth: rities in delings, white mantle and silver hel AGENCY ALL ATLANTIC STEAMSHiP LINES
a a) man ) 8 .
: tion state July 4 under two relat- | tac to control of Belgian territory|met —but dripping wet. The as eee
Money is almost as neces- for investment under normal/ed measures which become law at lfor the continuance of American|tonishment his bedraggled ap eg
sary as men for the winning of| conditions wiil not be available|once. Within a few hours after lconsular service there pearance created was heightened |¢ hone 954 PO,
the great struggle against while the war lasts. The gov-{Governor Henderson had vetoed The American note should have|when, taking no notice of his gen MUSIC ' on
German militarism to which| ernment has announced that)the bill and asked that the prohi- . ‘Ieiu ”y to-Jerals, he paced the floor repeating Teacher of Violin and All PERHANGING
beeh delivered in Belgium | “
the Empire is committed. “until further notice,” all con-|bition question be submitted to} ae Although the first note/to himself the strange sentence Band instruments \INTING
y i i ions < ’ “di oters at a spec lection both|""%" , oh dies le did not A, PESCOTT
Transportation, food, ammu- siderations must be subordi-j|voters at a special oe ion — Ifrom Germany did not explicitly|“He did net do it ! | ast Gem 00.8 ULISHING AND
nition, weapons and all the va-| nated to the paramount ne-|houses had voted down his pro- seind the leshec, Officials of theldo it Phone Green 927 W TINTING
i j i , sessity i ose p y ’ 2 soma oa reneré poached |S
ried supplies required by the cessity of husbanding  the| posal ae bopnen d = bills by Washington government, in mak \ veteran: general apry j
iti i i i rw 2 8. : fr i ol
British armies in the field financial SPOOCEPSDS “* the eae ve oe nao os esl their reply, carefully avoided|him, “Majesty, T am afraid you $59 9O4HSNNSSSTENSENSN NESS
; a ; , ,e ws ’ rote » se +. el |
must be provided at a cost of country with a view to the suc e vo any expression which could be{are not well - Martin Swar
about six million dollars a day. cessful prosecution of the|passage was 73 to 29. In the Sen- Siesta. entition! cecsgals The Kaiser only muttered, “He FOR A “i Se ns
. . strue as ¢ { CORI Recon ve
When the great new forces| war.” ate it was 24 to 10. tion of Germany's control of Bel-jdid not do it,” and gloon strode z
now in training in the Mother- ei The prohibition measures re- lia frond to end of the fall as oné t
land and the Overseas Domin- Carrying out this declared/enact the prohibition law repeal- " Whitlock Remains in a deep reverie, st murmur | § lin
ions go to the front the mili- intention, the Treasury De-led in 4944 after it had been in TI j f the Unitedjing the eryptic phrase ‘ F eW Bil Hi nglton
: jeene . " ; aa . 1? decision oO e Gps
seeker sen, eSignal trang a eae aah en seis sm a ang States has been awaited by Gen- Then another bold soldier came)
i , “ve ions governing the London ral tion law all but eig 0 , : . i @ « f ord, | * } The favorite seenhol
may rise to as much as seven : 3 loca - tral-and South American govern-|forward and faced his war lord.) ¢ PRINCE RUPERT AUTO CO * ° - am Oo
millions a day. Stock Exchange which abso-|the sixty-seven counties have niece bem. core Vout-Malesty ts ta.t? Gleanest, Brightest, wer
/ a le lutely prohibit issues of capi-| voted dry. ments, who instructed ene a é . ot: eat Rtmaie SOR GHORNAOARARARAEROTRR VON Ley WELLINGTON oon:
; inate in { lomatic representatives to dis-|disposed, can - |
Nor is that the only extra tal, or participation in issues, -—$—$—$ : ne nates Rogers : este
i i i sUSs the Pan-American Al last the Kaiser was recallee
demand on Britain's purse.| for undertakings outside the |MORE HORSES NEEDED cuss it in the Pa i iacatea OR. GILROY, OENTINT Second Avenus Pr
Union. The note from the Ger-jto his surroundings, and with
ey eee ee ae - einen ond slim ements ee ee ' fi t lent characteristic emphasis exclaim Urown and Bridge Work a
i i i man foreign office, sent identi- i s ‘ 5
Africa and Canada are all re- ings in the Overseas Domin- eames as le
ee : ‘ . itted jy |Many of Those Bought for Second jcaliy to all neutral governments, }ed: “He did not do it. He didn ty Specialty. Phone 174 an
ceiving loans. to finance the ions will be permitted only ager dint: inn ctheeisunder’ lOffice: Smith Bik., Thied Avenue FoR PLUmane AND WEATI
war. If it lasts for another! where it is shown there is ur- Contingenh oSeShippes ee me ae aa - SMITH & MALLE
year we in Canada will almost gent necessity for them. Issues At Once. thority - samen reer ” . Qurestewheny. dikes TR ae
certainly have to obtain ad-| ~~ for undertakings within the : expired.” -No reference was made a ouver Grane Valves ena
i ti ‘ Ottawa, Jan. 29.—The average |i, either the German note or the tings, Pipes « order
vances totaling not less than United Kingdom will be per-|_ Public meetings, Tuesday MAJESTIC ROOMS Third Ave, Heed of second |
oaks : life of army horses when put On} 4 merican reply to the status of|,,. . . 8 Prince Rupert
a hundred million dollars from mitted only when the treasury ‘i ine dilelinimaibant es) Sn ) Thursday and Saturday at 8 p.m Lay TED a
. “tiv viee eu , , icers ‘ CENTRA LOCA seaman ~
the British treasury. The| is convinced they are advisable|°°"'Y® ae dietebiniters abl the diplomatic officers. Sandaye at 2108: prem. Steam Heated—All Conve-
2 n 0 8, *rie » P ; -
trade returns recently made in the national interest. 1t is|"°P® ' O™'¥ American Minister Brand Whit a Very Moder- Alex M Manson, |
; : 1 consequently the demands for re-}iogk will continue at Brussels,|IN THE MATTER OF THE “WAVIGABLE lencee W. E. Willen. 8.4
public at Ottawa show that the fairly certain that few Cana- S ; dil WATERS’ PROTECTION ACT,” REVIS ate Price :
customs revenue will be far dian enterprises seeking fresh mounts from Canada is steadily! where he is in active charge Of] py sraTuTES OF CANADA, 1906, ATE monTuny }| WILLIAMS 2 TANSO
‘ : ‘ , enfant. he War Office is|p. : ‘HAPTE 5. AND AMENDING ACTS SPECIAL RATE } Barristers, Solicitors, |
less for the current year than capital will be able to prove ae T dale teieesetol Belgian relief work. CHAPTER mae AND G6 8 : ae
was estimated. During Decem-| “urgent necessity” to the sat.|°°*'"= Ter  mereas Pr Commercial, Not Political IN THE MATTER OF AN APPLICATION BY | Bos 1685
. ‘ : from Canada, and it is understood s reply, the United States| THE MONTANA CONTINENTAL  DBR- | Helpersou Block Primes Rupe
ber alone imports dropped over isfaction of Mr. Lloyd Georze In its reply, th VELOPMENT. COMPANY. Pon ,p.| *®@@&ttt@teeseeerrenenrans
Sas ‘|that a considerable number of jeclares that it considers a con oP OMP! “1
twenty-one million dollars as The Chancellor will see loom- declares that it cons . “| PROVAL OF THE PLANS POR CON *|
c j ing ahead awe the horses purchased for the sec- sul, not a political, but a com-] STRUCTION OF A CERTAIN WHARF ‘ § | ortice corner ¥
compared with the same month ing ahead ever greater war is- oC his debe tim dc AND ORE BINS ON WATERFRONT} * ie
a year ago. As it is from duties sues, and he will not permit ee eee ee > Engi , mercial representative, who de- BLOCK “E PRINCE RUPERT TOWN. | % 3 PACIFIC CART? cE u
2 8 {i at once to England.} ve o gioend s A
on imports that the great bulk} ordinary stock flotations from - woe al thes ada tt Cee do business, | enna
of Canada’s revenue comes, Canada to get in the way. whey Wl be: ceplaess by Fartne irrespective of his legal right, TAKE NOTICE that the Montana Conti 3 ——
Mr. Whit il b fronted ge kee : purchases from the farmers Of}¢.oi. the authorities in direct |"! Development Company, of Butte, TAXI $ memveETN COt
r. ite Wi e controntec = e ‘ see a Montana, bas deposited with the Minister ‘
with a very serious deficit at If capital for new Canadian Canada, under the direction of th control of the district to which]or public Works, at Ottawa, Canada, and! ® tens oth
. enterprises is to be secured in |PUrchasing committee appointed |), is assigned. In view of the|¥!! the District Registrar of Titles, | $
the end of the financial year. Deorprie ig to De secured 'n : r ’ Prinee Rupert, B. C., under Chapter 115,) # ee __
* * *& any considerable volume it by the government. German military occupation, the}p. 5. ¢. 1906, plans and description of | § JOHN CURRI
« prepesed site o ertal arbo orks .
The deficit in ordinary in- must therefore come from the United States further asserts ~ eet se pos omen ad ; ALF HALLIGAN *
ad Comp o :
come must be made good by pockets of the Canadian peo- : “that it is not inelined to ques-|watertront Block “£ Prince Rupert : a Contractor & Bulla
domestic financing. Canada| ple. A great crop sold at high tion at this time the right of Ger- em es . eee one of (RaRaORNRaRAeRAeRaeaIRaaN Estimates Gives Moving B
must lessen expenditure and prices will help. The reduc- many to suspend exequaturs.”’ | aupert Land Registry Office, and number me Phone Black 294
increasé revenue. It is incum- tion of imports of luxuries will The language of the American nein we “ts
bent upon everyone also to live help a lot also. Already our note reveals that this government] AND PURTHER TAKE NOTICE that the B. C. UNDERTAKERS oe
i : > “te +} > . . siders — . . _ | ald company bas applied to the Governor >
simply and so add to the na- exports begin to exceed our im- considers the exe quaturs origin Gelatbin-Conntth hie” eenctah ce tee . a
tional capital available for ports. In December imports ally issued by the Belgian g0v-|proposead works. and permission to con ae eee @QuaR- C. B. PETERSO
: . . aPe i . Ps 2, . ave on susne jy] Struct the same ANTEED..OPEN DAY AND NIGHT
public erpeses and for the ae $31,400,000 and exports ernment to have been suspende DATED at Prince Rupert, B. C., this 8th 117 2ND STREET—PHONE 41 EXPERT ACCOUNTA
prosecution of private under- $37,500,000. If this continues and not expired as characterized |day or January, A. p 1945 BRUCE MORTON, Funeral Director ANDO AUDITOR
: 1: tibh gover e rast cease i » Ge . ration. Thi PATMORE & PULTON, d
takings. The British govern- . shall at least cease running the German communication. Phis Solicitors for the Montana Contunental De- Phone 318
ment has served notice upon into debt to creditors abroad construction is in accord with] velopment co. 23-53 ereccceeees
the whole world that the thou- and may be able to pay our in- similar phraseology used by the ~ . Pe
sand million dollars of British terest bills with surplus ex- United States on previous ocea- Grass-Widowers

sions MATHIEU S

NERVINE POWDERS anil JAMES GILMOR
Bachelors Architect

Savings annually sent abroad ports. But of more value than

 

a great crop and high prices

and declining imports of lux-
Canadian uries in providing Canada with

While not questioning the Ger-
man government's military oceu-
pation, the Ameriean note pre-
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ish government’s wise and far- lar officers at Brussels, at Ant- IN my coll to neice

a seeing regulations will be the werp and Liege, are personally sive you hot Pecccccccoooooooerscsrettt
“Latest and Approved Methods oer : o ie HOY WATER war the
general adoption of thrift. agreeable to the German author- h 1

Only Skilled Operators Employed THIS Gret thing tn Delivered to a7

Ea a *h,. 8 ities. If they are not the com- WINTER the morning Good of tow r can

Phone us and we will call The Canadian who spends as munication asks that the Wash- —One trial will convince you that | Se ~~

for a trial bundle much as he earns this year will ington government be promptly a sure Saity remedy jennie —fifteen minutes after you Pure meow on -

epepen be a very poor patriot. His

informed. It does not state

Vote Our Address:
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have started the firo

whether new consuls would in Po EASY TERMS 37.50 Cash Milk Govt. Inspected
that case be designated to re- Ner vine Powt wders $5.00 ist Month

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NO. 8 workshops, and to permit of place them. 10 in ¢ box. Bc. Said everywhere. if = . - — The Best Equippe .
NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS the construction of necessary| A DISTINCTIVE WRAPLET. box on receipt of price, 25. Sanitary Dairy 's

public works. By saving a part Of ermine, lined with Madonna Bargains in furs

8, coats, sweat-
Canadian Steam Laundry of his income the thrifty citi-|blue, and gold brocade, finished |ers going at half price. Jabour

zeu will be able to employ labor | with a modish skunk collar. Bros. 22.3

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