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PRINCE RUPERT
Northern and Central British Columbia's Newspaper

5 10. 25, 185
; Fulton Market

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PRINCE RUPERT, B. ¢ WED? DAY, OCTOBER 20, 1920.

Vesterday’s Circulation 2,125.

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Street Gales 290. PRICE FIVE CUNTS

 

 

F TRADE PROTE

ESTS AT TRAIN SERVICE

 

 

SY TIME

AT POLLING BOOTHS TODAY VOTING ON THE LIQUOR PLEBISCITE

 

MAY SETTLE
COAL STRIKE
IN ENGLAND

Both Sides Desire to Reach
Understanding and Pro-
posals ars Being
Propared.

ction is Going
rong Here Today

g00¢ order wander Returning Of-
rE. H. Mortimer; large staffs
at polling booths

   
   
     
 

LONDON, Oct. 20.—Nego-

 

belief 's gensral that pro-

posals are in course of pre-
e paration by both parties

| : wn perties. Proposes Two > Daily Trains

t : ane CANON SCOTT IS East out of Prince Rupert
b WILL cess COMING FRIDAY and

| i EN . *" Famo'ts Padre of First Division, 1 ms : ne a Be
.) ‘ iid ‘ Se Friend of all the Soldiers, eine eicie

ach ! afen bé Wale here te Imoute F.4G. Dawson expressed the Opihiol

vesterday

Board of Trade

poor service on the railway

two trains.a day between here

COL. LECKIE WHO TCCK FART IN THE TAANS-CANADA FLIGHT.

aft fim

KE IS OVER et ; : Pare 7 ~ immer there shouted be V t i i ay > pe “e | Prine Rupert Servis.
: ‘i uM s inthe), B se a ming and Prince George. gne a through train carrying the tourists and) “The principal and most em-}

A Protest Against

the Train Service

Local Board of Trade joins with Fd-
/ monton Board in asking for Throvgh
Trains to Prince Rupert

At the meeting of the council of’ the Board of Trade
the rooms yesterday afternoon,
| McCaffery, G. W.

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held ia
M. P.

appointed to

a committee consisting of

Niekerson and F. G. Dawson was

protest to be forwarded to A. E. Warren, general

iwiager of the Canadian National Railways, against the present

service between here and Edmonton. The were eeling ot

, ' tiations which might settle
: 6 the strixe are believed to be
0” M assured. Government officials
j g a £ and iabor leaders in Pariia-
} ment beih chowed a desire to ! MWS * Le ' ght and Major lobbs just
Ihe roach en understanding. The - Wind ' mipteting the first half of the fight

the members preseut was that this city was being side-tracked

t strong protest li was shown

the tr

jand that | should be made against it.
ithat while 1

1 from Vaneouver was not held at Jasper to

wait for the Prince Rupert train,

Prince

yet when the Vancouver train

 

was late, the Rupert train ==

Taking Fish and Passengers... w sau ort “rae sa LILLY GUILTY

'

| Bearing on the question of

. a letter of protest sent)by

the kdmonton Board of Trade to

r. Warren was read, from which
‘ithe following is an extract:

Psersvice

Oi MURDER IN
FIRST DEGREE

Man who was Caught Leaving

 

 

 

 

»| thatic protest we make is in cast

i this ; ; ;
bose who wished to go to Edmonton or further east, and the
: ; and ‘ the boys who ; i e wester : . Burni Launch is Convicted
nstantly Ignored by) 4) niinesra lholude James BPS, AMY : . other a purely dara! train such as that running uow. A service -— = th oe ae I pe a
wel overs*as ait ‘ nz ’ rince upert. an Inter-j tie
Given as Reason for Howe eS, BteVens Gates: : 1 friend, | like vould tuduee tourists to come this way and would give | iediate points | Reports received from Juneau
Kis Action : . \ es Waldorf ls there afte 6 do ; ‘ eas the loca! train cbuld leave in the evening. | “If you will investigate the /lell of the convietion of EF. 5. Lilly
te ” 83 ‘ thre rad li folhowing \i "A to to say that. given plenty uf eapre ss | passenger traflic and express of the murder of Bi Wood
r a ee oem ‘ tel has b , See tusiness on this road between/Worth.. The verdiet was “guilty
/ - Ss n n rpeara | ik Ww very y a aa |Edmonton and Prince Rupert, you of murder the first’ deg
‘ { . { : A Iwill find that it is exceptionally | Withomt canitcl himent.”” I
: Ce w ‘ . . ‘ . i jieavy, even during the winter, lere he is sente oppor-

only a tri-weekly;tunity fo

i" tat Divisik ul », friend th trains jWhen there is only < ri-weeklysfenity r-appeal % nu ven,
a 2 . ' neade, genera land a perating and S R <ervice Lilly was picked pat some
‘ ; pee ‘ ‘ . i §tnd | mist;distance from a burnis luunel

id : jot Hon. Frank Carvell | Tells Votoria|
here than ‘Times Railway Gomotisston

R MASONS HAD BIG TIME ‘vit bent, but his mind as there fe a present. What 4s) WH Help Prlqee Rupert
ven OPENING NEW SMITHERS sensed with that “hat ae ae ee
ERE LODGE LAST MONDAY our soon es ee epee and quate nap of re

x industry of the

more

igerator cars

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* to Wire Lioyds on
of Board of Trac e Re-
ng Pris Rupert

visu teas! SUGAR PRICES eet Sept

city, says

aue-}

i : : ' | and \ . Coast will be taken by the
! j f relia ty NO CONTROL GF Board of Railway Commissioners
; 7 : : was wil i . . thie ear future, Hon. “F. BY
: th, s Pines ta
. ' ‘ ‘ h good While we were in Prinee Ru-
‘ ' i about pert ¢ Mr,

‘assengers leaving here :
nsfer at Jasper unless cars are{on which Woodworth
' I ie ‘National’ train at Ed-j}with hin ind 1 different
infon te accommodate them, in|S*ortes al why he did not help
vhich cass we believe a split'his comrade to get away Sus-
itrain wil} have to be taken out of |}picion was aroused and he" was

brought to trial at Juneau an#
tvieled.

Edmonton.
Killing Business. et
“The effect of this will be
mnections

is en ee AVY POLL,

business
venience the publie as to put a
step to a large portion of the
local trafic originating west ‘of ATV
Jasper on the G. T. P. |

here being no accommodation |

it Jasper, the publie will not take | Beth Sides Claim Victory in that
the chance City this Morning.

to Factors Sit

of being landed there

 

 

 

’ ” 1 he other day, said wilh nn place te sleep or eat eee
‘ : \ a j { yell we were informed that a! Passengers from Vaneouver may VANCOUVER, Oct. 20.—Voting
i . hix Hon. Arthur Meighen Announces ta refyiszerator cars ex- ive to lay over many hours at proceeded here without excite
y of That Grder of Commerce Board Whe these cars cannot/this point if conneetion is missed,}ment very early this morning \
) be stained e dealers have to| of if the through train is late, as|very heavy poll is expected. Prob-
‘ i sly Will be Suspended, ined the dea ; :
‘ WI i i wa ~ ae iy several ceuts a pound more|has been the case during the pastfubly 42,000 out ef 52,000 on the
i | I \ M ! } aps his OTTA 1 | a fhe Prime putting their fish in cold/ week {list will vote Both sides are
{ s iM i s i f ar Moaiche ‘ storage so. that an adeqaate Western traffic is similarly} laiming the victory,
i “ ™M hines - Obie ; at the in supply of cars is very vital to the} iffected and is depend@ént on the —
! ! ‘ hie f dusts It is hard, of course,}{hrouxh train, which, if delayed
z') i a ] i od ha, . n » they ce oO hustry. , ’ '
' iv Pa may , ; on . ke » demand that a bankrupt ¢om-jand the connection missed, would] Hf —
i ia? { t 1 self ba w : a } cyenend | pany supply more cars, but the!mean a step ever of twe a in} SUPPOSED DROWNED
KNOX HOTEL GRANTED oe ea diet on ot een ad Maateaiy Bete moat mgr thet tapet | nee
‘ ‘ nid the ; mnt one an must be properly “This would mean a very seri- . P Tes
T Rnors c , C . hug 1 thelor Com) iis docs awa and omit ’ | VANCOUVER, Oct, 20.—Laur
HOSPITAL NEAR BEER LI ENSE “~ . f anity nOlwith the « sugar | ne. oteeted, No decision has beenj|ous vu aoa in ae eee me ance ahd J..BiiRavensorolt spe
: a . hed by io Board a TS Nee ae a. a Bh pay 2 i supposed to have en drowned at
house Had aa ny tion of Ald ‘ \ eS Wa we matter is uader cur consideratio Ould res , may ~lHalf Moon Bay. On Sunday they
b for a Long T tt 7 conded by Alderman P y and| isi « nt at ~ RETURNED S¢ St OLDIER | something will be done in thejber men and coal re nae went out on @ bunting trip in a
\ M sal es ' y hep fu ny WAS BURIED TODAY © future, 0 -80.. BO Poa * tly ar Mhauneh and left the launch in a
4 is decided by the Cily Coun relation to the future that. every ed about th > val supply inj!hey are nv urgently needed, i dinghy from the same anchorage
tia that a lic ‘ ll DO paiow felt ite thrill Andthes the a Mr. Carvell replied,| lrhe dinghy was found by Hen-
ted K nex rl GO. f this mary s person. | War Vetarans Were in Charge of joy. pave reeeived no complaints ‘MINERS S RESUME N ldey’s brother overturned yester-
Ltd rage The pip? show to advantage J. Melvin Funeral This other than those regarding the} j
} y wa ! ! v z ;day.
in i \ " the sa day when to a Afternoon, supply of refrigerator cars. No CROW’S NEST FIEED — ee
th lkselioster und MeLenna f hundred or more gath complaints had been received | esti Ladies Knitted ‘sel Waists,
iy et i work of Rreelm eke e ma tare a — i agg tks Coal Crok and Michel Men Go to © for 41 at Jabous Dollar Sale,
' M Thomas Min Hiiatl al : vith t th esia there jaflernour the B, C, ndet est regarding ie Ca 8 y. ccntinalitiniuaiiamacininaiseilieasiaiishiii mate Miapieeiaditeiiidiie
vd on. tha -P e Ce this}... : 7" thei detail, the ltak parlors J. Melvin, of which was a matter of complaint Work Foliowing Mass |
‘ nd Ww pend sou wintnl story @ the eanen’s vant bay eturned sol ith western lumbermen earlier Meeting | New location
Tice i vith | laugh | t ttle n wi way reeently atiin the year, Mr. Carvell stated i
’ ismitinkg V fr ubupe . . i iis ittie = 12 lie vh pa 1 a ay cf yi i \ . : es : j
M | l Duby Fourth fart with i few of those oldjthe hospital fhe funeral was in|“As a matter of fact we have not FERNIB, Oct, 20. Work was He gerson
. \ i hea an y soldier charge of the Great War Velerans’}had much time to obsetve con- resumed at the Coal Creek and) Biock
’ 2 2 8 ah 4 { brotl vy tittle tatk soeiation and Canen G, A, Rixiditions in British Columbia save Michel mines yesterday morning, | Associated with
br \ \ \ ededhte formerly su ? half vy the way nducted th . COs Lhe p ill in the north,” ithe deeision to go back was ar-| Taxi Service of 4
me i ' tite i ( teu . | :
“ perintendent of the Anyox smelt nih " : , whith | boearors -were | L, Wilsor H ciesischegeenephiineyeenestieneienpieinat rived al & mass meeting on Sun-| ———e— Cars, Limousine
in int day ite +f . st fellow ' ‘ grip tilliRaynor, S&S. 1 Warrior, BR, B Members of Si. Andrew's Bo-jday i and Touring Cars,
Mice Arm where he has exten eer ' wkhouse sand/Cousins, Win, K and J. U. Kelly./eiety, the Ladies’ Auxiliary, and) The company agreed to scratch | Your Patronage
liink thterest ‘ " , mr . Wa i Int i was rairview Cer Secoltish friends are reminded ofjof half the tbames on their dis- Sa@icited,
oS eourse the ‘ as up.jinterment i ary
. . ; , vt shioned Seotch/ crimination — list leaving only
Seott ind in the « thie Real old-fashioned Seotch rinina . i - y| H \ T
Phe best photoplay yet Male |< .s : thi oa GA ny dance” in St. Andrew's Hall to-/ four The regurn of these men unt ey ale.
res rr Female’, Westhe oO .#8 ~~ A hless-yout B. C. Undertakers. Phone 41. : ow night. seine acltically finishes the strike. i oo

 

 

 

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