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PRINCE

RUPERT,

1945,

 

AILY NEWS

, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 214,

 

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YARTIN'S >APER CEASES PUBLICATION-MAKES BITTER CHARGE ON ROBT. KELLY

ARTIN RTIN CALLS KELLY CRAFTER
KELLY RESENTS VIGOROUSLY

$ DEPOSITED $1,000 WITH BANK OF MONTREAL AND asks |”! *

 

MARTIN TO COVER IT—LOSER’S MONEY TO GO
TO HOSPITAL.

(Special to The Daily Newe)

 

Calls His Bluff.

j

previously been dry territory.

ithe

Vancouver, Aj 1.—_Joe Mar- Kelly today deposited a cheque
ie Evening Journal,
vs jfor $1,000 with the Bank of Mon-
m last night. It
ee st forty-three is- treal, which he announces he will |
rhe nediate cause of |for feit if the charges can be

Exciting Charges.
The Jou i vent
Martin st Che last
that he

after and t he was in with

ment and the
pply agent of the P, G, E,

§. PRINCE RUPERT
comes ON NORTHERN RUN

lLupert arrived

lay 3] t span after her
ga drydock. She
irge of Captain Mac-
fi i charge of the
er. Captain Mac-
u iin the Prince Ru-
{ ner. The George
i a to the northern
is she is overhauled
yd

arge of first-class
‘ i | on the Prince
) 4 ¥ hom were the
wing: Mr. Du Hammell, Mrs.
Mu Ml Casley and
Biter, M Sheehan and
biter, J. M. Carmichael, Mrs. |
is, D. Ma ind wife, M. W.
ade, P. Karns, P, Ganilla, Mr.
ering and ht. Macken-
and wife, Mr. Davis, L. Hunt,
Woodruff, M Yeoward and
t Master Yeoward, W. Aiken,
Ywens, Father Bunoz, J. G,
‘amp, bk. G, Dunham, wife
Mr. Ranson, F.
Me, John Anners, 8. G, Fox, W.
Mr. J ind wife, A, H.
Mardson, M ‘alston and Mr.

rehant,

Balety First—Use New -Wel-

Phone 146, 67tf.

apgrememe

Alberta Meat Market

4 OPEN FoR BUSINESS

ton Coal

 

™ handle all kinds of
meal, | ind Vegetables
fresh f;

He producer,

GIVE Us A TRIAL
8.—Opposite Smith Bik.

 

WEST HOLME

°PERA HOUSE

TONIGHT

First
the q

  

       

Production in B. C. of

Peat 5-Reel Paramount
Feature

“BUCKSHOT JOHN”

       
   
     
      

— of a Western “Bad
an” Who Reforms

No ADVANCE in PRICES

‘ana soon
LL OF THE NORTH”

said to be a lack | proven.

issue

ling
jing

He
advertisement
of The Sun

the

he

front
has

on

that thrown |

' Joe Martin forty-eight hours to

|
attack on Rob- |cover his cheque on condition that

pital. asks him either to

Kelly

do this or admit that he is a

and contemptible coward.”

MONTGOMERY RESIGNS
FROM BOARD OF WORKS

A special meeting of the City

Council was called last night to

pass a bylaw affecting the

al

was done

renew-
This
request of the

of treasury certificates.
upon the

Bank of Montreal's solicitor.

 

 

also announces in an

page

that
held on

99

was a the loser'’s money goes to the hos- as

out in true his books open for audit and gives |

t

WOMAN'S VOTE AIDS

LOCAL OPTION CAUSE

 

(Special to The Daily News)
Chicago, April 21.

ty-six f[llinois counties,

went and

All

dry, eighty

of

were el

this

sed,

except at Ottawa, IIlL.,

majority went

bition,

FIRST AID CLASS.

Members of the men’

ass are
their examination
Thursday
at 8 o'clock,

Prade re

evening,
in the

voms on Second

heir own pens. All

 

will

other

had
The
}woman vote was the deciding fac-
itor

be |

April

Board of
Avenue.

re- occur about May 4.

As a result
local option election in twen-
eleven

saloons

where

against prohi-

requested to take notice |

the |

owing

 

first aid |

Shoulk

; |Candidates are requested to bring jupon
y-! | '

Erie,

today.
jured,

Ottawa,

 

 

REFUSED UNION BOOKS

AND WAS DYNAMITED

(Special to The Daily News.)

Pa., April 21.—Samuel

Leonoff and wife were killed by a

dynamite explosion in their home

Twelve others were in-
Leonoff was secretary of
ongshoremen’s union and

had refused to give up the books

to a dispute in the = ac-

counts,

NO DECISION ON

GENERAL ELECTION

April 19.—No definite

decision as to a general election
is like

ernme

ly to be made
nt

la

by the gov-
time to come.
June election be decided

dissolution will

for some

probably
Owing to the

quisites will be provided. 2t. absence from the capital of sev-

THE WEATHER. leral ministers, EES Hon.

Messrs. Rogers, White, Cochrane,

5 a. m., April 241, 1945. | Hazen and Casgrain, the matter

Barometer ..............30.058 has not been considered by the

Be, COG. ceeedi cs 400 044 52.0 | Soyernment since Parliament
Peeks. ROU, os bb 60 ee 6b008 40.0 prorogued,

 

The only other business was|
the resignation of Alderman!
Montgomery from the Board of|
Works. The

VANCOUVER PROVINCE SCORES

BORDEN’S VOTES FOR SOLDIERS

 

 

 

 

attitude of Alderma0 pip oyLes IDEA OF DRAGGING SOLDIERS OUT OF TRENCHES

 

 

 

21.—The
lull on the Belgium-Frane

The

London, April
Germans

are

(It
fighting is near an end.

18

hope is expressed that the

war the Turtle

dent.

COURT OF REVISION

over

The Court of Revision m
in the City Hall t
A general

terday

plete its work.

upon fer all the property
city.

qualification for Mayor.

(Special to The Daily News.

moving

by the Mayor when he found

 

)

re is a\ they

e lines.

and munitions to the Carpathians.
. believed that the trench

with joy over reports of devasta-| ness section of this

United

States and Japan will engage in|
Bay
They eay that as the States | terior this morning.

inci-

MAKES REDUCTION

et yes-
» com-

reduc-

tion of 15 per cent was decided

in the

A little fireworks was exhibited

out

that the reduction would affect his

It ap-

 

 

 

men

GERMANY ANGRY WITH STATES—
HOPES JAPAN WILL FIGHT THEM

GENERAL LULL ON WESTERN FRONTIER AND FEELING THAT
TRENCH FIGHTING IS NEAR AN END—GERMANS
TO ASSIST IN CARPATHIANS. .

 

love
deserve to taste the bitter-
meee of war.

jhas forfeited the German

 

FIRE IN DECATUR.

| (Special to The Daily Newe)
| Decatur, Ill, April 24.—There

The Berlin papers are delirious| was a $222,000 fire in the busi-

|

city today.

tion and terror in England as 4/The Decatur and the Arcade Ho-
result of the Zeppelin raids. The (els were destroyed.

W. C. C. Mehan, superintendent
|

jot the G. T. P., left for the In-

 

“BLACK BOX” NIGHT
AT MAJESTIC THEATRE

Tonight and tomorrow The

Majestic will show another in-
stalment of Oppenheim’s thrill-
ing serial, ““The Black Box.”

The “Animated Weekly,” “Cu-

pid Incognito,’ and a great com-

edy entitled “The Baseball Fans
of Fanville’ complete a very fine
program,

The management announces a

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Montgomery was brought about TO VOTE — THINKS CANADIAN STATESMEN SHOULD pears that the Mayor transferred| |... ave-reel feature in “A Flor-
ane Fy es Sie Sa ee NOT WASTE THEIR TIME THUS. all his property out of his own/ia, Enchantment” for Friday and
departments are not this year | aS name except the $1,000 required Saturday
held responsible for their em-| 4 .ademically speaking, the|to the polling booths in “some| fr bis qualification and to reduce - a
' sar eac spar ie a a : se ; o Continued on Page Four.) ; s :
ployees. Last year each depart~ iii. of giving the Canadian sol-|place in France or Flanders” in — _ | Quality, satisfaction and econ-
ment had charge of their own hir- diers at the front a vote at a gen- Jorder to register their vote for] ® # 3 3 3 3 3 3 HORE * omy. New Wellington Coal.
jing of help but this year the City eral election, if that happens to|}some unknown gentleman in Can-|* BY GEN. FRENCH * Phone 116. 63tf.
Council has taken this over, As |.) place during their absence, |ada who aspires for political hon-|* * onwsnimelctinplahonijiaiemasmnnsiiis
a result the city engineer, who is |... be excellent, but to the ordi-|ors. Surely the latter in Canada|#* “Who are these?” says *) Father Bunoz was a passenger
paid a salary of $300 per month, nary citizen the spectacle of our |attaches more importance to him-|* Gen, French to his aid-de- on the Prince Rupert this morn-
must take his orders from an al- legislators spending a lot of valu-|self than the former in the}*® cong. * ing from the South.
derman who only gets $35. He able time arguing about it at Ot-|trenches is likely to accord him. |* “They come from Can- *|
cannot even order a load of rock tawa seems rather puerile. Ob-|What on earth will it matter to]* ada, sir,” says he salut- #| See our nobby trimmed hats for
to be put on the street without viously the soldiers will not vote/the man who is fighting for his|* ing. #85, .00. Demers. 91-2
trotting after some alderman to if there is no general election, so|country and using every ounce of |* “More brave Canadians, |
get authority. Consequently, the that it would see this anxiety to;his energy for the purpose of get-|* eh! That is good,” says *| Walter Owen, inspector of Pro-
cost of repairs this year is vastly provide them with the rights of,ting the war over whether there is}* Gen, French. * vincial police, arrived today from
in excess of that of last year. free citizens is the real basis for) a general election in Canada? On|* “But, sir,’ says the aid- * the South and left again for the
Alderman Montgomery has per- |), supposition that there will be; what sort of great issue can the|* de-cong, “they do not *| Interior,
Continued on Page Four.) a general election this summer. general election turn to make it}* come to fight. They are *|
—e sett? a But supposing there is a gen-'‘of sufficient importance to worry|* politicians, not soldiers, *| : z
BESOOS PE9SO9 86094 eral election the extraordinary, the poor beggar at the front who|* They come to ask you to *,
- onan, Ce Gree " spectacle of paid civil servants of has managed to escape the bul-|* stop the war for a day or *| de5 IC 8
® . 0 le i ayonets > enemy|* t Their request, as far *
the Dominion of Canada gravely|lets and bayonets of the enemy wo, } ;
’ i. eplendiad opportunity © pursuing the Canadian soldiers|only to fall into the snare of the|* as I can make out, is that *| TONIGHT AND Poe
= © Quadling We restaurant through the trenches and taking |ballot taker? * you will call all the Cana- *) “THE BLACK BOX”—in 2 Parts
‘ augurate a * ; : ; : . ‘2 t™ This Particular Serial, Immense
teat will ineuguret : their names and aforetime resi- Imagine for one moment the|* dian troops out of the po- *) Bretting aeeaee pes
* cheap fish dinner, In a * dence in order that they may reg-|expression on the face of one of|* sitions they hold and order *| anommevsapliegeciannt apes
‘@ . . i il “ ”,
© city that is the a of : ister a vote is a spectacle which|the Canadian soldiers who possi-|* them to the rear to - . ANIMATED = and
: xte ’ shing ; . : : ge ‘ len. eS
* such were oe ; 7 : would make the Gods on High|bly comes from the United States|}* politics and hold an ele ° aeons ag :
* grounds as Prince Kupet Olympus shriek with laughter. |or Scotland, when a civilian-clad|* tion. Beeme
* it should be possible to * There have been many humorous | person taps him on the shoulder|* “Hold a what?" says *| ~—- en -" or
@ turn ont a fsb dinner at ° incidents in this war but surely ;and asks him whether he has vot-|* Gen. French, #| VILLE”—Comedy
@ half the price of a me : none can be more humorous than/ed yet? The only possible corol-|* “An election, on, Phey 7 Comme —Sateay AND yey wd
T sfore 3 Ce ) ary a » de stre are having & ‘lee The Treat of the § —|
* dinner. Before this can ” » the passing of special legislation |lary to the futile demonstration |* art having an election in ‘| ne ves of she pense OiN8
* done, however, the price of ‘in order that the patriotic citi-|which has been taking place at|* Canada and they want the OA FLORIDA ENCHANTEENT@
: » reduce d * awe , , rs ; iers’ »3,”” *,
* fish must be reduced. at @ |2ens who have for once been able|OttaWa is that the members who |* soldi rs votes. a Raeatenion Sa Ge ae
* present it is about 15 to break away from all politics|desire the votes of the soldiers |* Gen. French tried to
* cents per pound, while itis * and do some honest fighting for|should pay their own expenses to|* speak, reeled and fell, *| —_—
* sold at the dock at 2 1-2 * their country, should be dragged (Continued on Page 4) * “Fetch a surgeon, or- *)
’ se hy ar- * eid ee rly!” os s aid. *
* and 5 cents, Why not ai ial . , * derly!’ shouted his aid | TAKE NOTICE
* range to have some sold 9, m * de-cong.—Toronto Star. *
eee ey Pi La E L F’ pee § 0000908099900 All workmen take notice
* very close to cost, If that * oneer un a - ] thet thane i tn eee ee
* was done a good fish din . - |‘

2 a ! ’ Third Avenue East mm CAFE unemployed at Granby Bay
eer een he Rad for (6 © Phone 118 = S M O Anyox). There are already
* cents including all neces- * ial — 150 men waiting there to fll
* sities. Surely this one * We Use the Most Modern OPEN FOR BUSINESS ae wm AID OF THE any vacaney a. may oc
* article can be hadcheap in * Laundry Machinery Built. *eeeee ann :

; ie gemine . Come In Any Tuesday or WHITE DINING ROOM BAND :

* Rupert. Is there’ a geniu A WHITE KITCHEN

. : i) qd * Wednesday and See How Y EVENING : ae:
© at the City Council boar WHITE HELP FRIDA '$ GRANBY GONSOLIDATED
* who will take it up? The * We De® seeeee meres } © MINING, SMELTING &
* cause is worthy, We want * Absolute Satisfaction te 3 Next Majestic Theatre In Mointyre Hall—Turn Out 3) POWER GO, LTD.
* chéap fish. * Guaranteed Phone 553 | and Help the Band ;
+ eee Re EE, eo “9 wane i

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