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r, BCL, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1920.

Daily News

PRINCE RUPERT
and Central British Columbia’s Newspaper

Yesterday's Circulation 1,560.

Street Sales 262.

ON WAS BADLY DEFEATED YES

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Phone 75

WE NEVER SLEEP .

Prince Rupert Auto
707 Second Ave. -

Prince Kupert

 

ON

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ISH RAILWAYMEN A

proximate Majority 25,000
Government Sale of Liquor

of Frovince Vote Decisively Against : ompenon at
present time; big centres nearly all go wet;
only two ci ies my

   
 

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3 seit (MEN TRAIN
RUNS AMUCK

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the swipes Another at Erie, Penn-
syivania
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Attorney General -
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i wry n tl FF ‘ . !
t d the altt - i brahes were apy
4 he witled in any way she dashed inte the setae ira
‘ * before hy pid stot j
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“BOTH LEADERS
INTER VIE WED
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’ ' ' Tupper Thinks Session of Legis-
e lature should be Called at
Once
Gencrai Returns
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Substantial Majority for Govern-
ment Contro! and Sale Given

 

1 Submit Attitude of Labor Se eta ttwaaeueetear

Tarifi Comm 'ssion.
LATEST RETURNS

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* FROM ELECTION
s ae ve
* VANCCUVER, Oct. 21.—
* (Noon). The majority in
fevor of governmsant sale
Is placed at over 30.090
with some places still to
hear from.

Tht vote for prohibition
!s 45,478 and for goverr-
ment c&ntrol, 76,165.

See Oe +2 aS epee ~

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e@eeseeseageevtieaecaeeves

LONG WAITS AT
JASPER NOT TO

Aa When Vancouver Train is Late
. eap- Prince Rupert Section will go
: " ; Right Through.

Word has heen received by

Rr )
rN CE RUPERT erintendent Watton that in

22 ul * all trains fron here to
through
train is

s i diuconton will go right
DISTRICT WET “issn
J ta ; be «¢ than two hours leis
t«xnelly the trains are on time
and connect well at Jasper. but in
the Tew cases when there are ob-

structions on the line or when for

- nis Constituency. any other reason the train is ab-
ria late, the Prince Rupert
ow seetior will go through direct
: ! : hea t
rhis plan wil through
t vimte athe uv spring
x ( d t fl wii reas
: such an extent that the split
: i becor an iupossibility.

ELECTION DAY

(oS BEDECEMBER
NO INQUIRY

fi " Genera! Opinion That Mouse Will
Be Dissolved at Once.

Wet Dry
> RO 544 VANCOUVER, October 21 Phe
17 , ioe 4 npression prevails here
~ i vit t Legisiature will be dis-
vy 1 d immediately and the pro-
phy al eclectic ll take place on
1a 4) i ‘
} 2 Messrs. Barrow, King and Pat
{ ur expected to arrive i
time for an important
u pl {.the cabinet on Satur-
{ day \ nt vent may b
“ ;imede | e that, however.
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“4 i NOTICE.
\ 3 0
fina 8 ! \ meeting of the Prinee hupert
; ; na Athletic Association will
fib veld the Board of Trade
8 2 rooms, Second Avenue, on Thurs-
lay. Oeteber 24, at 8:30 p,m
Mart liale, Business Kleetion of otlleers
! und) «Edward Al members and others interest-
police ¢ rt i are urged to attend.

Mc MORDIE,
if President.

Ss. P,

 

UNDER AUSPICES of 1.0.D.E, and G.W.V.A,

Come and Hear

Canada’s Soldier Padre

CANON SCOTT

“Canada’s New Outlook”
Empress Theatre, Friday, Oct. 22,

AT 9 P.M
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- Chairman, Col-Cy. Peck, V.C., M.P.

 

- One Dollar ;

Admission - - + - - = 7 #

 

D TRANSPORT WORKERS MAY QUIT WORI

BE PERMITTED :

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ridays.
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{Was I
and much work was done by

RK SUNDAY

 

 

British Tran: nsport
Workers Ultimatum
Declare that if no settlement with the
-Miners begun by Saturday they
will strike Sunday night
tare seunauie’ inch tiny al ben ta: afer aea
miners uniess negotmtions between the Government and the

miners are
The

t} ' :
» the Government

opened this week.
tlwaymen’s delegates

that ail

nday midusght upless the

begun by Saturday.

their

have issued a virtual ullimatum

members will work on

strike

cease

is settied or a settlement

 

Presents $25,000 on Bohait of

Archvistops of England

 

Are! hop Matheson, Anglican
’ all Canada, who pre-
sented the Anglican Chureh of

great
ii nod of Ru-
and in Winnipeg.

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(N REPRISALS

Motion Favoring it Withdrawn by
Opposition in British House
of Commons

 

LONDON, On { 4 moti
i se of Commons yester-
ne fer a public inquiry
egard to reprisals in Ireland
as withdrawn after a heated
vate rt Government, which
ily resist q the de mand, had a
large majority at the time ef the

‘ al

I debate resolved itself into
a duel between the opposition and
he Gov rmoent, the former de-
manding and the latter resisting
he a umd f an imdependent

inquiry inte the recent reprisals

RED CROSS WORK
|Financial Statement Just Issued

Shows Large Sum of Money
Was RPaised.
n ' rrinted in today’s
wonderful lot
the loeal
ihe Canadian Red Cross
this during war
uwiy thousand dollars
e way or another
the
raising

\ stats
paper shows what a
of work was done by
bran hoof
hociely in city
diver fi
aised in of

women in addition to the

of the cash,
lhe society is still in existence, |
ilthougch no work is being done
just now im connection with it,
Coming Friday and Saturday,
Male and Female’ ta the Weeat
*iholme.

. } The

the noticed the

FISHING BOAT
STRIKES LOG
GOES ASHORE

Crew Picked up This Morning off
Digby Island by Chief ’
Zabassa.

fishing boat Livingstone
lagt night struck a log off the
south end of Digby Island, stuve
in the stem of the boat and ran
ashore in order to save the lives
of the crew. It was a ¢lose eall,
for the water was coming fast
and the engine stopped i as
she reached shore. ®This niorning

the men were pické@d up by Capt
Parsons ou the Chief Zaba=sa and

brought to port.

The Livingstone is a Seattle
boat. She had discharged 20,000
Ibs. of fish here and left als
ten o’elock for Ketchikan with six
fishermen aboard About mid-
night tliey struck a the injuries
to the boat were s1 that they
decided to run her ashore. Water
was coming in fast and it | out
the engine just a* they hed

land.
Parsons to Rescuc.

sons on the Zibassa

Capt. Pa

was taking out piypvisions and
supplies to the men who are salv-
ling the Carruthers. In passing

boat parlly. under

water and nt in as élose to the
shore as he dared. The men put
off in a dory and were broughil
here, arriving about nine o cloek
this merning.

Louis Holm of seatt is f
owner of the Livings ve, but be

went south en the steamer Prin
a week or two ano,
Capt. R Bergsness. in

With him on the boat

cess Beatrice
Heaving

charge

were cians Carlson, Lowis Jacob-
sen, Andrew Fanstad, Ed, Holset
and M. Krieksea,

HANNA VISITS
B.C. PREMIER

\Refuses to Take Seriously Sug-

gestion to Take Over P.G.E.

 

VIOTORIA, Oet, 24, President
Hanna and party of the Canadian
Kailways interviewed
Oliver yesterday im re-
British
the

Lake

National
Premier
sard fo railway
Solumbia and were told of
the Williaiis
Pacific Greal Mast-

work in

opening of
division of the

fern Hailway.

The Canadian yal oieials
refused to take ously a suEg-
gestion that the road with “ia
Ihovrded in@ebtedness should be

taken over by the OLN AW,

B.C, Undertakers. Phone 41,

   
     

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