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PRINCE RUPERT

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Che Daily News

Northern and Central British Columbia’s Newspaper

 

PRINCE RUPERT, B.C., Whi) ESDAY, DEGEMBER 24, 1019.

 

Trades and Labor
Suggest Aldermen

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W.H.W. Murray, A.H. Allison, Wilbert
J. Greer and Mrs. Kirkpatrick En-
dorsed Last Night.

 

Four eandidates were nominated at the Trades and Labor
Council meeting last night for aldermanic honors in the forth-
oming municipal elections. Those named were W. H. W.
Murray, A. H. Allison, Wilbert J, Greer and Mrs. W. J. Kirk
vatrick. These names were recommended by the legislative
-ommittee of the council and were endorsed by the council as
a body. The list is open for further consideration and may be
added to.

fhe matter of candidates for mayoralty, school board and
police commission was left open and no action was taken. Hf
« |). MacDonald will consent to run-for election to the Police
Commission again, he will receive the support of the organization.

 

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JOSHUA MACKAY CASE

prone ool IN COUNTY COURi
LIQUOR BREACH Tiss nce

Witnesses Examined.

Is Found Quilty Under Prohibition
Act This Time—Costs jing money under
$100.50.

Joshua MacKay, the Port Simp-
son Indian, charged with
false
speedy trial
this morning.

 

obtain-
pretences,
before
He
Bannier, appeared before | pleaded not guilty and the wit-
fauvistrate MeMordie again
charged under the B.C

Act with having
his: possession other
ha n private premises. He for the defence
sited night by Con-|' xamined. L. W
Ackroyd and MeGlincky| pears for the ac

Cee OVERNMENT RETREAT
AND BOLSHIES PLO{

norning he pleaded not
1 thé police ¢ourt and said
did know that the ae

eon Trotzky is Busy With Pians
For Drive Against Poland
in the Spring.

j elected for
iJudge Youne
were

this | nesses for the prosecution

| examined.
On Friday at 3 o'clock the trial!
will be ty the wit-

will

tion

‘sumed when

nesses be

fatmore ap
last Pa , th

used

not
vas there. The magistraté
ept his plea and fined
this being his first
inder the Prohibition Act.
onths ago he was fined
pplying liquor to Indians
Indian Act.

did not ar

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T. Pr. Telegraphs
All Rus-

have e

“pecay via Ul
IRKUTSK

Grovernment

t :
ihe troops

sian

MISUNDERSTANDING.
OVER WAGE INCREASE

Trades and Labor Thought Tele-
phone Raise Would Start
in May.

vacuated Tomsk, Eastern Siberia,

GENEVA, Des

ceived

24 Reports re-

that
a Bolshevik of

here say plans and
ft '
spring are under way
under the guidance of Leon Trot.
Minister of War in the

sian Soviet Government

PATROL BOAT “GANNET”
BURNT AT WESTMINSTER

pueparations
fensive next

sky

as to the date
that the raise of pay for telephone
tors will take place was dis-
tt irades and Labor

lhe question

:

| hy

Mo t its meeting last night Che Fisheries Patrol Vessel

The Council had understood that Gannet.” which is well known

~ 15 per, cent raise would be} i, Prince Rupert, was totally des-

from May, the time of troyed by fire last week it New

. m . bo a ee aoe Westminster, She was moored to

( le ilities Committee o tai . e we «City

the ty council had not under- m bpennenes ‘h - a hand ae

8 this way and had dated ae = - petien entities on

the raise from the present date mone o* ro made mai

rhe matter was laid over until menreee ; chon Mer as im-

u erators request that it be apy Broecess a sé ‘ which
ny ssible to save the ves Hh

» or dropped, is a total loss. She is valued at

$5,000,

MUSTAPHA KEMAL HAS
BEEN ASSASSINATED

KNOCKED OUT

(Specia) via 6, T.P felegraphs

 

(OME, Dee, 24—Mustapha] NEWARK, N. J., De
Ki deader of the Turkish In-| Frank Moran the Pitts re
ts in Anatolia, has been|heavyweight, knocked out Sergt
S5Si8 ‘ted, He was head of|Jack Burke of Chicago 1) the first
the Turkish nationalist movement |round of an eight-round mateh

i Asia Minor
Albert & MeCaffery, Ltd.,

 

Barrie's Christmas drawing | just received a shipment of five

* * two dollars’ worth pur-| hundred doors and windows—the

a dd entitles you to a ticket| most and varied stock in Northern

oo Starting Wednesday, No-|B,. C, ul
, 19, First prize, Daven. a

Port bed

lable -
Mole; third prize, wieken roeker.| Rupert Coal Company, Ph
>... >

‘ond prize, fumed oak | Ladysmith Coal. The test. Prince
one 15

 

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ANITA ''"® “Her Kingdom
STEWART of Dreams

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Uhe Pe) fect Picture with the Greatest Cast ever assembled.

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PRICE FIVE CENTS

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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—— eradicate staiiten aimee - saeinia _
ee CABINET CRISIS
tas Waits Gea [S THREATENED

y War Problems Cause Socialist
from Gon. TC. B. Pattullo Opposition and Cabinet
2 R Resignations.
to his Constituents. —
— (Spectal via G6. T. P. Telegraphs.)
Dear Mr. Editor, — THE HAGUE, Dec, 24.—The op-
position of the Socialists to ex.
Will you permit me, through your paper, to penditure on post-war measures
extend to the people of the Electoral District of and League of Nations problems
Prince Rupert the good old wish for a Merry Christ- has resulted in the resignations
mas and a Happy New Year. = two ieee in the Dutch
° ‘abinet. It appears that a érisis
While the past year has been one of much world will be brought about in the Dutch
unrest, it seems to me the! we have been very sabinet.
fortunate in British Columbia in having enjoyed a Se ee
year of prosperity and progress; and | am glad to TODAY’S
say that the outlook fof tho coming year is pro-
pitious.
This is a transition pericd. Everyone seems to WENT THROUGH
| think that there is something wrong with the social
condition and all sorts of ncstrums are being sug- Quick Work at Khyex Clears the
gested to cure the ilis of the body politic. Even Line and Traffic is

| ordinarily well-balanced people are inclined to Resumed.
accept the lead of any social quack who is sufficient- art ;
ly aggressive in the exposition of his wares. ene soshem eens eee
The world is not going to be saved by a miracie. out of the Khyex River bridge and
The value of common sense and hard work are every fill, the G. T. P. railway line is

H day becoming more apparent. In fact, it is only by 6 a a) _ this eee

NO, 2 Cas a > fer
the exercise of common sense and hard work that tl 7 feo ee rele Gees ae
ie break. Superintendent McCall
real progress can be made. and his crews are expected in this
Let me reiterate—Al!l good wishes and the afternoon and will bring with
Season's Greetings. them all mail, express, baggage
Sincerely yours, a oo. = sy ro
eid up on 1e other side o e
T. D. PATTULLO. washout. The most of this ar-
Victoria, B. C., December 17, 1919. rived on last night's westbound at
| ‘acific being relayed down the
river this morning by a special
stub train. ~The complete No, 1
ira westbound will arrive tomorrow
——— —a evening probably on time.
— SL The train this morning left at
‘TRADES AND LABOR 11:30, the negular time, but as the
POWER T9 i : diners and sleepers are now at
’ *--— Pacihe, jt consisted merely of the
. SOP PORT COS ee ieee eed te des
5 ly: aa” ae coaches. The rest of the train
wt ink That City Council Should) ,\\) jy. picked up at Pacidie ane
Take Census of Chinese. will proeeed east as the regular
| atari train. After today all trains. wil:
j The Chinese census seems to run as usual.
is j be a favorite subject with public Traflie has been rather disor-

Italian Constitution to be Changed _ inat night the. ‘Fredee genized by the blockade during

So That Government Only bes { Labor Coun " eupresces oe the past week and much mail and
Can Declare. opinion on the matter. It was xpress has been sent via Van-
that they thought the Police Com- couver over the CG. N.R. This will

ROME, Dee, 24-—The Italian]! 5s!on had no power to appoint! mean that some Christmas mail

Chamber; of Deputies, including|® “Pecial man to take the census,| wij) pot arrive here on time.
the Socialist members, have|S® therefore the, taking of the] «yj, wever. the quick repair of the
strongly approved Premier Nitti’s | int was strictly a business for|»reak means general relief anc
lstatement that he would present the City Council. the congestion of freight ane
ia bill to the house modifying the Che policemen Mave their regu-| other trailie will be handled as
|

duties to perform and there-
should not be asked to take

a census.

: ls
articles of Italian national con-j|'*

lstitution so that: only parliament]!
jmay have power to declare war.

epemnememnaie ~
i

blocks,

| loys, games, dolls, snirella Corsetiere. Phrene
ltpains. children’s books, mechani-|#iwek 257.

leal toys, at Tite’s Santa Claus ~—-—-- ——_ -- — -
headquarters. 1! Ask for Atkins’ Sausages. tf

 

 

The Guiding Star
to Keep Before Us

We all must have some philosophy of life, some ideal which
keep before us as a guiding star. Lt is this ideal, this cause,
which we devote our energy which gives uaity and purpose to

we
our whole life.
io be worthy of full devotion. Any ideal which is simply
individualistic, looking only to self-interest, will not answer for
+ will be a false star leading us to the hell of selfishness.

The Social Ideal is what we should ever keep betore us. We
called upon to develop, not destroy, our individuality in order
that we may become more efficient ministering members of So-
ciety. This Society we may call the Brotherhood of Man if we
Hike, but remembering that God is the Spiritual Father of us all
shall do better if we call this Society the Democracy of God,
Each for all and all for each.
members of various communities
with the family to which
belong and endng with the Community of Mankind.

The spirit of ethical love which manifests itself in ministering
to the community is the supreme motive which leads us

pre

we
the rule of which is this:
As individuals we. are in

we

lservice

\ , devote ourselves to the Socal Ideal. In other words we must
' :

a eek to incarnate in our daily lives the spirit of unselfish
it = : ; :

lieve. This is the message of Christmas.

Social Idealism as a PhilosophyofLife isboth sound and good,
laut it is, as it were, & cold bare skeleton. It is the Ghristian Re
ly oan which takes this skeleton and through emotion and Imagin
ati clothes it with warm living flesh-—the inearnation of the

tion
Ide al !
The Star of Bethlehem has led multitudes to a life of loving
service The story of Christmas has done more than anything
1c» in the world to lift mankind out of the hell of sellishness.
| ito vou is bern a Savior Christ the Lord.” Love incarnate,
tove Divine. “The Son of Man came not to be ministered unto
but to minister and to give His life a ransom for many,’ ‘The
Sr i of Christ in us is the hope of the world, As many as are
Sas ed by the Spirit of Christ are the loyal members of the
in ices :

Democracy of God,

 

CHRIS 5 OUTING
ISTIE COMEDY . CHESTER

FP, H, DU VERNET,

This ideal must be high enough and broad enough

juickiy as possible.

INTERESTING WEDDING
AT HAZELTON SATURDAY

Miss Agnes Grant Will Wed David
Donaldson in Bride-to-be's
Home Town.

None were more delighted to
see the resumption of traftic on
ihe Grand Trunk Paeifie Railroad
this morning than Miss Agnes
Grant and David Donaldson, Their
reason for feeling grateful to the
company for their quick repains
sutticient. They left this
morning for Hazelton where they
will be married at the home of
Miss Grant's parents on Saturday
evening at 7 o'clock. Also they
will be home for Christmas din-
ner tomorrow evening.

TREATY CANNOT BE
RATIFIED THIS YEAR

Such is the Opinion of Officials
of French Government.

(Special by 6.7. P. Tetegraphs.)

PARIS, Dec, 24.—The exchange
of ratifieations for the German
peace treaty is considered impos-
sible before the end of the year.

was

 

 

 

IRISH PAPERS
DO NOT AGREE
WITH ENGLISH

In England—Not So in
Ireland.

(Specia! via G.T. P. Teleeraphs.)

DUBLIN, Dec. 24.—The com-
ments in the Irish papers on Lloyd
George's Home Rule bill are gen-
erally adverse. The Dublin Times
says: “For many reasons, some
good, some bad, some wise, some
mad, three quarters of the Irish
people will reject the bill.” And
Ireland wil! be no better off than
before.

LONDON, Dee. 24.—Aside from
one or™two irreconcilable anti-
home “rule journals, London
papers, on the whole give a favor-
able reception to the government
scheme for home rule in Ireland.

BARRIEAU SURPRISES
FIGHTING GILLAM
Great titeress wae Tahin in Fight

at Edmonton; Won Sup-
port in Ring.

 

(Special via G.T.P. felegrapns.)
EDMONTON, Dec, 22.—In spite
of a difference of twelve pounds
in weight on Gillam’s side Frank
Barrieau boxed an excellent draw
with him on Monday night. Bar-
rieau had fully an even share of
the scrap afid his willingness to
mix with his bigger opponent won
him support of the audience.
Barrieau carried a short right
swing all the way through which
would have won him the better
of the buat-rad tween WETTVErEd
with his ciosed fist instead of a
half open glove.

A better showing was expected
from the Salt Lake boy than was
lelivered especially as he was in
the pink of condition. He enter-
ed the ring the favorite of the fans
but this feeling soon switched.
The fight attracted more atten-
tion than a bout has fon many
months in this city and all seats
were taken. There were many
visitors in from outside points.

COAL MINES AT LENS
MAZE OF DESTRUCTION

French Engineers Cannot Soive
the Plan of Ruin.

(Special via G.T.P. Telegrapps.)

LENS” Dec. 24.—The solution
of the opening of the immense
coal mines here must await the
coming of the German Military
engineers who were responsible
for the wrecking of the proper-
ties. Such work of destruction
and tangling of machinery faces
French engineers working on the
ground that they cannot possibly
put things in working order.

TRIAL OF ACCUSED —
IN BOAT THEFT CASE

Harry Kingston, Paddy Brady,
Red McDonald and Jacob A. Green
charged with stealing from a boat
in port, all appeared beforé Judge
LYoung yesterday afternoon and
elected for a speedy trial. The
first named confessed and pleaded
guilty, while the others pieaded
not guilly. The trial was ad-
journed.

 

 

 

 

Mrs. W. J. Hoops left for her
home in Telkwa this morning.
During her stay in the city she
was the guest of Mrs, D. C, Stuart
of Fifth Ave. W.

 

B. Cc. Undertakers, Phone 41.

Launch “Alice B,” Phone 41.

 

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To Loyal
Canadians
and

Allies

 

The GREAT WAR VETERANS’ ASSO-
CIATION wish you

A MERRY CHRISTMAS

and invite you to their dance at St. An-
drew’s Hal! on Friday next at 9 ».m,
Refreshments by the

Augmented Orehestra.
Ladies 50ec.
Bond during the evening.

ies’ Auxiliary.
Gentlemen $1;
for $500 Victory