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Daily News

PRINCE RUPERT
and Central British Columbia’s Newspaper

CE RUPERT, B. C., TUESD ICTOBER 12,

1920,

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Phone 75

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Prince Rupert Auto

M. H. LARGE
707 Second Ave. - Prince Rupert

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Boais Left for Seattle
ouver Last Night.

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ms Son at Shedden

30

niet Ask Peace
ith Gen. Wrangel!

al deposed by mutinous sailors in

altic Sea; Red Naval Staton

reported captured by
anti-Bol-heviks

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a6 - s vas GENERAL SEELY WISITS W

& NORMAN YARROW FREMIER SAYS
VISHTING THE CITY [ist ENFORCE

 

' Scathing Attack made on Hon.

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a C. C. Ballantyne at Calgary
Semmens NOT William Duff, M.P., declares Letting of Ship Contracts “
with the long- Illegal; No Tenders Called alchotiats law expressly

ive coal opera | a. provides for it

gepeetl aivie én ‘Thurs: * GARDE LOSES volcome.W’. L. Meohoubs Rea Ainsin te ane Ea
, hat but it was intensely enthusiastic,

clegeeetstae 1 XENGTHY CASES: “Sete Saha
Q n after that legis 1 has been

Mr. Justice Murphy This After-
noon Hands Down Judgment
in Favor Of Michelson
and Others.

MPLOYMENT SHOWS :
AUTUMN DECLINE Aror ionstiy an : erg

M 5
feport of Central Bureau Shows Lad M -
Fewer Men Sent Gut of :
Province. c eu
pent witho
™ ites tl
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M ‘ i i AT 7 STR T
as ‘ j ‘
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9
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\ : Three Boats, Folly HM, Violet II,
i and Sugu are Now Ready.
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\n "nue East
Writing .
erg § to Pri;
al Hosp iia ince {

Wintis ot tie GOVERNMENT 23 IN Gyorge Friszell, the.,owner of
Fe aa | PROVINCIAL ELECTION . i

ul 7 i : sure it
aa eae IN NEW BRUNSWICK Fe Ahere will
u tries im the
it | i , w that may
wer : | ! i naan
\ md has existed for ‘ "; ee per
tn i ring, Iuanbe if a
suy and road ¢ on. ree
. " ‘ : ! sh r f
fhare axe always & tuinber|we » or MARRIED RECENTLY
Dee aiacki4aintha. anid AT PRINCE GEORGE
sil ; ‘ ; i“ \ \ mettl =
i ie yw tempor ae i yestel Uhre i rue ok place re-
ist! i inher finen. Inid - ‘ at Pri of Thomas
int ’ wntey ne islA ‘el trisha f that y to Miss BL,
. neat Indust | he p \ ent in ] Lis wool, England
could n le a ' h i Vite the wedding Mr, and Mrs,
! nan they a il pre tu i { nonton for a
blai \\ a 1 aN ey ind a “
; i i ‘ ‘ Mud \ Mi
\\ I Smith Oueen Charl 4 a . ao is a
i ror dn : i =~—st—é<tst”: SSB, Undertaker. Phone 41.

he Prince Albert last eveni

i th istri ‘ ir 63 ships
uN ordet ill ,

Mr. King’s s made in
tirue. I make the statement
rliament that what Mackeuzie

that Mr. B iutyne deliber-
items that the contracts were

that the

uviled,

whole
ilthough

r $5.000

ts lor amounts ove

FLIGHT DELAYED

Mead of Esquimalt Shipyard tn-
spectea véreck Of Grand Trunk
fteamor

| Norman A. Yarrow, the super-
linteudeut of Yarrows Ltd., who
tame north to inspect the wreck
jul the Premnce rt at Swanson
ay, reached the c

Hap
ity this morning

by saseline beat aud will return
lu Victoria on the Prince George
fhursday night. .
Mr. Yarrow jus recently re-
irmed rou: a trip to the Old
niry where he visited the
athe Sir Alfred Yarrow, on the
lyde. Speaking of affairs in the

old land gained from his trip, Mr.

Yarrow states that although
British shipping tonnage has
dropped a point or two from pre-
war days Britain still maintains
the lead in the world and in a
few years will, no doubt, regain!

her old position.

Avronautical development in
ine Untted Kingdom is
ides and many shipbuild-
sing into the
aeroplane construction.

reat str
mare we
mess of

F FINED $250

ist night H, R. Wismier Pays for Having

Liquor and Resisting Police
at Prince George.

GEORGE, October 12.
having two bottles

PRINCI
Charged with
of whiskey in his pe
the streets, M. R. W
charged under the prohibition act
before Magistrate Daniell and

was fined $200 and costs or in

mssession in

istnier” was

making}

busi-}

ALL THE LAWS

'
‘Proposal to Take Over eli Police
| of Province by the Govern-
ment

VANCOUVER, Oct. 12.—Speak-
ing on his return from the Nelson
municipal Premier
Oliver said the
position in regard to prohibition
vas that it wanted to be relieved
of the irrifating position of hay-
ing (o administer an act the
forcement of which lies with the
municipal police.

teplying to questions he said
that the Legislature would next
yeat CGoverninents

convention,
Governments

enh

consider the
taking over of the policing of the
The municipalities
resent
ers taken from them,
but something would have ty» be
one. They could not have two

sets of police, bu

province.

night possibly having the

pelicing pow

t the Prohibition
\ct would have to be enforced if
t was decided to continue it.

Mr. Oliver said be was in favor
lof having ae erence with
nunicipal heags aud putting the
matter straight up to them.

WINNER OF
THE SERIES

Dofeats Brechin’ by 3 to 0 in the
Final Game at Cieveland.

 

 

 

 

default two months imprisonment.
It was admitted by the accused CLEVELAND, Oet. 12.—Cleve-
that he had been previously fined'jand won by » 0 against brook-
for a similar offence. Arising out, iyn today, thus cinching the world
of this charge Wismier Was fur-jserics pennant.
the charged with obstructing The feature of the eime today
Chief Sinclair and resist- was when Manager Speaser tade

ne arrest Phe chief, upon com-t, three-baxeer in the fourth in-
nz across Wismier, who was ning.

ided with a bottle in each hip there were 26,0 ople cheer-

set, had his suspicions arous-

i by the accused beating a hasty

af (the chief gave chase

AT CALGARY TODAY »: m d sa ‘n overtaking accused he

Bad Weather in Mountains Pre-
vents Hopping off on the
Fourth Lap.

CALGARY, Octobe {2.
{ \\V ( damore of Viclo

15 last night on the big

Capt.

ia land-

Phe crew of the D.H.-9 which
‘

fourth lap is

: he
unt Like

til

Waiting until. the

weather in the

nountains clears up.

MAN 0’ WAR WINS
HORSE RACE FOR
A $75,000 PRIZE

held in
owned by Sam

xreates horse race

anada Man o' Wat
Ridgle and = ridden by Clarence
earried off the 87
lorse entered was

ever

AN ner, 5,000
price Another
sir Barter, owned by Commander
bh BS ae

loss,

charwed with
remanded in

oa
crunkenness,
» court this mornin
Cen Dollars

Sallhaminer,
was
us. George

Blackstad was tined

4 siti charge,
At the general hospital this
nornit a daughter was born to
M nd Mes, John FPindlayson of

vonth Avenue West.

Rogers returned Sunday

evening.
;

hoping}
evidence, He

saW him break two bottles,
to obliterate the
under arrest but re-
A struggle
accused trying to

liquor in the

vas placed
sed to go to the jail.
j

+} .}
nsued he RICK

bottoms of
bottles collected by
the chief after coming upon the

scene This hittle melee cost Wis-

over the
he broken

mier an additional $50 and costs.
Reth fines were paid during the

Dp

lay. P. BE. Wilson prosecuted and
Mr. Ogsten — snded.

BROUGHT BACK MANY
GEESE AND DUCKS
FROM PORTLAND INLET

ex McRae and Ollie

Joe Greer, Al
the Lois M, after a most success-
ful week's hunting trip to Sema-
time Arm and Winter Harbor at
the mouth of Portland Inlet, They
tli brought baek bags of game
consisting of ducks and geese
and state it Was trip
they ever had, Weather was most
auspicious aud there was only one

the nest

badday, Saturday, all the rest
of the time being fine, elear and
cold No deer roam the wilds of

that country, so their hunting was
ks and geese which)

eontined to dur

abound in the inlets and lagoons,
Cc. A
ford Bay on the

Coulson arrived from Ali-
Prince Albert last

ithe Sinn Fein movement

ing as the home t worn,
Covelskie was pitching for the

Indians and Gris

NEW SFFIUALS
OF WHALEN CO.

T. W,. Garry is New President, but
Genera! Manager Not Yet
Appointed

VANCOUVER, Oct. 12.—T. W.

secretary

    

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incial
elected pre-

Gary, former pros
of Ontario. has been
sident of the Whalen Pulp and
Paper Co., succeeding Sir George
[Bury s Ot Te, diree-

sare l . Killam - Montreal;
Ae xande Tr ore M. J. Haney and
aii trom _ east, and
Higgins of San Francisco.
has yet

uss,

. h.
No general manager

been appointed,

THNIK SPEECH WAS
DECLARATION OF WAR

Oct, 12.-—-Leaders of
say they

Prewiier

Ju. .aMd Re,
regard the speech of
Lioyd George
to a declars

CONDITION UNCHANGED.

as tantaniount al-

iiost ition of war,

LONDON, Oct, 12.-The eondi.
tion of Mayor MaeSwiney of Gork,
whe is on a hunger strike, is an.
changed, He has been abstaining

jfrom food for 61 “a.