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PRINCE RUPERT

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En, BG. WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 3, 1920

Yesterday's Circulation 1,960.

 

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Phone 75

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WERNMENT WILL COMPLETE SHIPS IF GUARANTEE CO. FAILS TO DO SO

 

  
 
  
 

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be STRIKE OFF AFTER
TAXING OF VOTE
OF BRITISH MINERS

LONDON, Wov. 3.—After a
poll of the miners, the British
coal stetke was declared off.
mars The ballot showed 8,000 ma-

Pi jority against anceptance of

. MEE OS . Covernment’s terms but
malority was not considered
big enough to warrant coninu-
ation of the strike

TRIED TO SELL

STOLEN BOAT TO

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" Jack Thorsen NorvOus

Pctice Court This Morning

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NOTICE TO LIBERALS

and Supporters of the Provincial
Liberal Government
thutlo c be held in the Committee Rocms,
Ock, Second Avenue, at 8 p.m. on

ren, Vednesday, November 3
oe ‘tes to attend a convention to be held
, ‘r 9 for the purpose of nominating a
andidate for the B. C, Legislature.

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"ince Rupert Liberal Association,
F, G. Dawson, Secretary.

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Republican Majority on Record

4s 329 votes with 127 for Cox and 75 doub‘ful; prays
God to make him capable of playing part;
Coolidge says real job

arding Elected with Largest RUPERT COMING

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PRESIDERT ELECT OF U. 8.

Sefdater Warren (:. Harding
(bliin
president

She was yesterday elected

of the United Stat:
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NOMINATIONS IN

SEVERAL DISTRICTS

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ROUGH WEATHER AND

HUNTING PARTIES

Parties on Nelsara and Starlight

Had Experiences Over the

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pairing their boat rd Thaaily ul
wi this trorning with a bie zine
ich on the bull They also had
! w trouble and i me oof
tie roughes t ecord
They brougt i few kz . mn
ye
H. ©) Crew " \ Cewpet
Young were mone + party
the Startinht t Spalle hive
rhey ran out of supplies When tt
was too rough to return home and
ifter having kone hunery f i
ay or so ot ba his ne
The provincial poliee boat My
fawny Was have pon to th
ue f they md n t red
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HERE TO DOCK «CONSIDERING

Big Three - Stacker Aground at
Swanson Bay Should Arrive
End of Month.

COL. PECK SECURES
FAVORABLE ACTION

Underwriters Were the Stumbling
Biock and They Had to
Give Decision

Will frriva at Decision This
Afternoon Regarding
What to Do.

The dry dock situation re-
mains practically unchanged
this morn.ng alt’ ough many
wires are going bactward and
forward between here and
Ottawe

& telegram roceived by J.
H. Pillsiury, superintendent,
from Nirman Guthrie, the
sidicivor represont na the Erb
intercets at Cttawa, stated
that ths stuaton was now
vued-r cons'deraton and it
: was hoped to reach some
I definite decision this after-

" thal th noon.
aled tf The special committee of
\ “dt ' the Trades and Labor Coun-
! > cil is having frequent meet-

BRITISH ELECTION sas hanes wet
MAY BE IN SPRING

of eny in distress. Time check
scsiping wes empheaticaliy
i denounced at a meeting last
LOND Phere is a night. The Board of Trade
ibility of a general
abewrxt sprmeg
se x

i “4 ved i reply

and the Trades and Labor
Council commitice have a
confercncs at 5 o'clock this
afternoon to deal more fully
st with the matter.

Conservatives Elected
Delegates Last Night

Bitter Division over Newton Candidature is Admitted;
Like'y No Candidate will be Chosen untill
General Convention

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Railway Company has
Made Application to
Fill Cow Bay Again

and rr

Application has again been made by the ti nk Paecitie

‘tto fill Gow B nd tay track hereon, according to advice re
ceived by Gity Clerk Woods trom the east this morning The
information w wccompanied by a plan of the cove dated July
}, A017, and is the same plan as has been Seen here often before
with the same proposed “ rrehouse sites, trac AS, roadw ivs,
freight sheds and roundhowuses There is nothing shown as to

wsing Which has proved such a bone of contention,

 

The application will no doubt again open the vexed Gow Bay

question but Frank Garvell, the chairman of the Railway Com

ssion. on his visit here a month

» wave the 3s ane thal per ot been made hy the eompany.
tmiiss { f Kay Ww nat len years o the railway com
be granted or t ied down untilipany were granted pertiission
i ~ lias had another; Af they had tilled it the order
session at Pru Rupert At the was ecountermanded and the mh
mie this 1 f ba | - il i peu bitt
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NEWMANERB' Guarantee Company
SITUATION May Complete Ships

If they do not, the Dominion Govern-
ment will dp so, says Hon. C. C.
Ballantyne in telegram to Col.

P-ck and Board of Trade

esident of the Prince Rupert Board of Trade

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I ight lettergram from How. C, C. Ballan
lows: “Have sent following telegram to

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M eceived word this morning from the de-
Tha tative that work on the vessels at Prince
R The guarantee company was immediately
y thal the department regarded this as a de-
ract. The conditions of the boud are that the
g ‘ has the uption of proceeding to complete the
ntee company does not signify its intention of
Kg e contract within a reasonable period, the necessary
will be taken by the department. Officers of
bien: che rirment believe that sufficient funds are available inelud-
ing the gua tee to take care of wages and accounts for all

ppiies that have entered into construction of vessels.”

GOVERNOR COX

 

"_-MASSACREOF
ARMENIANS
AT HADJIN

Ten Thousand Killed by Turkish
Nationalists According to
Report

~ONDON:. Nov. 2. Another
horrible massacre has taken place
at Hadjin. Turkish Nationalists
captured = the and
ten thousand Armenians.
are told of the

have

Killed
Ghoulish
horrible event,

ANDREW LEAVES
ANYOX THURSDAY

Personal Matters would Not Per-
mit Him Making the Race

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»NYOX, Nov . rhe With-
drawal of H. Andrew ay a candid
lat it the tte in the interests of the Liberals
ves day here came as a complete surprise ii
eee : oy many fri ee told G Pi "
cola the News represen e tbat per- : eit
VISITED ur RIVER sonal matters wou net pervert ae
him making the raee and he tn dit
Mr. Pattullo Back from Short Trip ene ee Vangouger mn j
ursdi = Donat.
to Essington and Other Points ae ny Ross - Charles Cullin
are busy mt ie Lonservae-
! Patt has Ve-jjjive for for the convention
f visit to Port leatled for Saturday
rT t and other up be
He reports every- MARTIN IN FIELD. a
favorable to his her 4
lidature VANCOUVER, Now, 3.—Joseph ¥
his M Pattullo Martin has announeed bimaself as tal
! { the Liberal beine in the fleld for Vaneouver, 58 a ,
\s- Vanecouvel on nahing abgut thirty candidates so ’ M
erebetat ron the she did fer
ticket th bad brought out, one :
hieh is > wh 8. C. Undertakers. Phone 41,

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Grand Opening Tonight or

For Everybody

 

Time 8.30, Place St. Andrews Hall, Date Nov. 3rd