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Newspaper
Prince Rupert Journal
Location
Prince Rupert, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Jun 27, 1913
Page
1
On June 26 London reports that the European situation appears greatly relieved with the Montenegro crisis past. The worst of the half-yearly financial settlement fears seem over and Anglo-German relations have improved, though anxiety remains about sustaining the financial improvement.
The Naas Valley in British Columbia is described as one of the province’s richest arable areas. Investigators compare it to the Okanagan for climate and productivity, with ample water and deep clay soil. Malcolm McLeod reports optimistic prospects after months there, noting new settlers and a coming prosperous Skeena district community. Land lots near drydock offered for sale at $2200 with terms through M. M. Stephens & Co.
Miss Grace VY Bonner gave a splendid entertainment at the Methodist Church last evening featuring Esmeralda a melodramatic selection in which she played all parts. Her impersonations drew strong applause and between acts she sang and interpreted vocal shades. A ventriloquism display closed the program with plans for another appearance tonight.
The performer will present an amusing number titled The Woman Next Door with four roles played by one actress. She will also perform selections from Shakespeare's Taming of the Shrew, emplacing a varied program for the audience.
London reports Mr Horne-Payne stirred debate with harsh remarks on Canadian bonds. Many of the top Canadian municipalities plan to slow operations for the time being as global capital demands exceed supply. The tone suggests the critic went too far according to general sentiment.
A line of section foremen and staff on the Grand Trunk Pacific line keeps varied pets. W McMillan at Mile 68 owns a bear and a bull pup, Salvus foreman raises tame wild geese, Exstews foreman keeps a very tame seal, and Miss Bonner’s interpretations promise a full house. Alexander McDonald returns from a southern holiday.
London June 26 The committee representing the Canadian Association for the Prevention of Tuberculosis reports disappointment with the Friedmann cure. There have not been results like those promised from the treatment.
Government forestry policy requires clearing cruised areas of heavy timber and smaller brush by selling access to brushwood. Listings show Denman Island two million feet, 1500 added, two years to clear. Fanny Bay 200 acres three million feet, 4500 added, two years. Haslam Lake two and a half million feet nearly 2000. Jervis Inlet 700000 feet over 700. Cracroft Island 900 acres extra 1000.
Col Sam Hughes minister of militia and General Ian Hamilton arrived in Vancouver and proceeded to Victoria to inspect military works. They will visit Prince Rupert before returning to the east.
Seven black fox whelps with offers up to 30000 dollars are housed at the St James Hotel Edmonton. Owner A Bentley eyes them as valuable assets after purchasing from a Cree trader who learned of the den near Loon River. The foxes require costly feeding and care as they become a marquee fur venture. Continued on Page Two.
Kingston reports eight Italian workers dead after a blast at a Canadian Pacific Railway construction camp. The event occurred today in Kingston on June 26 and marks a deadly accident at the railway project.
New York reports J. P. Morgan has surpassed the one hundred million dollar wealth threshold, marking a notable milestone in the financier's financial standing during June.
Chicago dispatch reports boxer Jack Johnson has escaped police vigilance and is at large. It is believed he is hiding in Montreal while awaiting an appeal on a charge of white slayer.
Local reports suggest northern British Columbia near Prince Rupert could host an iron smelter. Key ore deposits near Copper River and bog iron alongside magnetite indicate potential for large scale production and regional rail access. An iron industry may follow the coast’s growing demand and Asian pig iron markets.
London reports Rear Admiral Mahan argues the main objection is that Japanese immigrants remain foreign after settling in the United States. He says they do not assimilate with American society.
A large crowd witnessed the 8 o’clock ceremony at St Andrews Church for Rev W J Petter and Miss Ethel McIntyre of this city. Bishop DuVernet officiated with Rev Mr Bure assisting. The couple will reside in Terrace where a warm reception awaits them.
Double corner lots 20 and 21, block 50, section 7, offered at 900 for the pair. Terms: one-half cash with balance due in 9 or 18 months. M. M. Stephens & Co., Ltd.
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