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PRINGT Vt B. C., TUESI OCTOBER 26, 1920. Eaturday's Ciroulation 1,650. Street Gales 342. PRICE FIVE CENTS
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NE DRY PLEBISCITE CARRIES FOUR PROVINCES

 

  
 
  
 
   
 
  
 
 
   
  
 
  
 
   
  
  
  
 
 
 
  
   

wr Provinces Go Bone Dry
Big Importation Plebiscite

gives large majority for wets, and most of cities
follow suit, but all rural districts zre
against liquor

 

 

 

QUVER, October 26 Late returns indicete that Mani- ** * * * eee eee eeu eae

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ry although Winnipeg and other cities are wet by
gone Ory a ug peg aii [ SOVIET MAKES ‘
vities. Alberta and Nova Sootia have majorities o POLISM PEACE *
Th dry majority in Saskatchewan is about te thousand. » .
PEG, October 26 With formidable majorities virtu- LONDON. Cct. 26.—The
te rural constituencies of Manitoba went bone dry, the all Russian soviet hasreti- *
c ' fied the preliminary peace *
ing around 15,000. Winnipeg had a negative majorit p y
being a ¢ $ sn y troaty with Poland. This *
a go into effect at onca
X, October 26 The dry majority for Nova Scotia is The peace is the direct *
te be over 40,000. This is the only city thal voted wet result of the defeat of the

her place went dry. Bolshevik artoies on all
fronts recently

ip, October 26...1n Saskatchewan the latest returns e

mirity of about 10,000, Regina going wet by a small ~gguneessetaeetar
Aiberta has a 15,000 majority, even Calgary giving a

wily for the stopping of importation into the province. CITY (’ ] j '
wit of the vote is evidently that the four provinces are OUNCH.

nd to slop importation of liquor or malt beverages

wide. The majerities are so large that there will be AND DRYDOCK
and the resull is clear. The feature of the contest is

cities almost invariably were wet whereas the rural
bone dry. Commilitee Appointed Last Night
to Discuss Financial Affairs

re POSSIBLY NEW GOVERNOR- With Government
5 Roprssentative.
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GENERAL OF CANADA
HLS fr
aN) SCHOOL

ft Want Children Edu-
w would They Move

 

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NOMINATIONS

 

 

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yp WORK BEING DONE BY PRINCE RUPERT YAR

 

 

 

gh M M Vire a Piers he Mississiy

Shipbuilder Here om
for the Government/\."°5 2) “Zeigeen =

DS, SAYS ENGLISH EXPERT

WINNIPEG SENDS CIVIC GREETINGS TO MISSISSIPPI HIGHWAY —~
TOWNS.

Strike Loss in Englard
on Railways Very Great

 

Country loses two to three miilion pounds weekly as
result of cessation of work by the miners;
Conference continues

LONDON, October 26.—The miners held a meeling again

today to discuss the strike situation. No conclusion was reached
at the conference vesterday.

In the House of Commous, the minister of tran -rort said the
strike was causing a loss to the railways of bety i two and
three million pounds a week.

The emergency bill providing for protection against public
,

sorde is debated and referred to a committee.

‘SHERMAN CHARGED = MFICHEN WAS

SUPPLYING LIQUOR

arry Ross Ma..es Trips to Digby INTERRUPTED ,
island and Arrived Last Time 4
oan Se - AT WINNIPEG

as, Cl d with sup- ——

\\ ilam Shaw, Defended Course of the Dominion

 

vas remanded uutil te- ee

ty allow him to preduce WINNIPEG, Oct. 26.—Numer-

1. A. Butt, formerly of Camell | aird wits ses in his own defence. ous interruptions marred to some

Shipyard, looking into conditions
at loca! yards and will re-
port favorably

6 ~ Oo eon g : myone
shit said H. A
. ¢ i? \ews The
; Lio iffairs at the
g 1\ \ Ame! Phe
g rt only the
1 2 seems t
I ‘ sg g

‘ Camel] Laird in the O
i knows what he is
. I spent a tew
r ie . Phen he offered his ser-
out here to tvestigate

- : eems to
ss B i that he re
¥ several days

PATTULLO WILL oe

TOUR DISTRICT = = =

AN INJURED AT SURF

J +
couver Last Night Says

Wili Tour North.

Cscar Johnsen Brought Here this |!

. FOR ATLIN a. 5 ' Morning on Full Moon and
| ) ah eht Admitted to Hospital.

FOR ears
U 1 e b Poople of Stewart Busy Selsoting

Candidates—Ross for the

| | — Conservatives.
RNION SOON. consraNTINE MAY

STEWA Li, ¢ met Phy

Wis kononamen, RETURN TO ATHENS
pa Minne AND TAKE THRONE "0 st

ra

Night i mvention and it ted |

MP; A THINS. On 4 |  t of Gay
A ls, ‘ s\ i he iN \\ f

thy ‘ i the

oF nal ! . > 2

Bae i \ \ ie devil ' party
ot ’ f \\ slay

of ' ‘ tt

. MAYOR OF CORK TRACES AND LABOR COUNCIL | jai.

= a Hhod hi we te ' day

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M1
bar i . "a ’ : ; ; ; he

inds at Oscar Johnson, a workman from

\i nan's logging camp at Suri

‘ al x- if us mught to the city I

! M s morning and

i tl (a al Hespital

B ri yest ay morning In

u Ate f th

had ply cided to ¢ ave ot y been ascer-

’ | s nderstood that his
e Ul ' wa njured when he Was

by fae top of a falling
‘ I» l W. Kergin and Dh
sid J. A. W t attended the injured

there Ww on lis arrival here,

. . . *
Campaign Organization Meeting —
All interesied ii bringing about a change in the |
administration of affairs in British Columbia at the
approaching Provincial Election are requested to
meet at Smeaton’s Tea Room, Second Avenue and

Second Street, on

Tuesday Evening, October 27, at 8 o'clock

J. R. Beatty, Secy. Conservative Association

 

: i aud another Indian, extent the speech of Premier
i=tephen Ridley, in giving evidence Meighen at the meeting here last
Hold of the accused offering lo sell night. Phe address was: featured
them whiskey and “jackie,” lemen by the defence of he Govern-

iract. Finally he had broughtiment’s course dur « the past

  

 

ne of the extcact to their room /three years. He ma an aftatk
on what he called th | ical
»ss said he had not met the jig dancinz of Mackenz ‘
diats 1 questiol last nicht.iin the present western tor He
Was sherman by ade and’also mad stat t regarding
st come in with the Gove nt policy on he
He and his tariff.
art : small boat and Hon. J. A. Calder was one of the
hed for halibut on the other speakers
mice Digby Island Their
at < were 1 very large and
W : Shaw, himself was
rym and wae ano somand-] ——- PASSET) AWAY
LOS Ses und was also remand-
d t tomorrow L
RAIN IN SOUTH Died as Result of Monkey's Bite;
‘ Succeeded by His Brother
, Paul.
Prince Rupert has had Much ;
Better Weather for Past Two ATHENS, October 26 King
Months than Vancouver Alexander of Greece, who was re-
ently bitten by a pet monkey,
Amvivals fron the south all) died last night and it ts offittally
, the splendid weather) mn unced that the crown has
have had in Frinee Rupert as been offered to Prince Paul
what they are get Alexander was a son of Con-
} ver and even in'stantiné, the pro-German who was
At Vaneouver they had) forced to give up the throne nd

bh rai eLire He was Dorr n {803 and

u ‘
same to a tare ex. /tnapy. He succeeded t

th DavidJune 12, 1917, o th expul yl

s ft e thts

fier day thew @ave had rains and|of bis father

ra > the south while people Prince Pa ~ niv nipet '
here have enjoyed sunshine orjyears of age H / er
fairly tine days. Prince George wire wits also
aaa ae a RE i ————— | older than the dead ime, Was ex
PROMINENT Y.M.C.A. OFFICIAL oiided from ihe succes: a abe
IN WEST samy timatum of the Powers

hat dethroned his father lle

ws three sisters.

MURDER °" ARGE

Bitter Speeches Made in treiand
Following Death of
MacSwiney.

LONDON, Oct. 26.—FPellowing
the death of Mayor MaeSwiney
there are reports from Ireland of
bitter speeches charging murder
by the English. No serious dis-
orders are reported.

| The buildiag loan of 82,500 ex-
ltended to James F. Marten under
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ithe Better Housing Scheme has

 

been transferred to Jolin Stewart
raylor Statten, who is national/the eily eouneil last ight! ene
weanizer of Boys’ Werk in Y. M.\dorsing a recommendation from
\. of Canada, is at present inithe committee to this effect.
the west in conneetion with Y, M, cneihei ‘
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