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PRINCE RUPERT
Northern and Central British Columbia’s Newspaper

PERT, B. C., FRIDAY, VECEMBER 10, 1920

Yesterday's Circulation 1,691.

 

TAXI TAXI
Phone 75

WE NEVER SLEEP

Prince Rupert Auto
707 Seeond Ave. - Prince Kupert

 

 

 

PRICE FIVE CENTS

Street Gales 368.

 

 

STERN MEASURES MADE EFFECTIVE

RELAND

 

 

 

FAIR ASSOCIATION FOR 1921 GOT AWAY 10 A GOOD START LAST NIGHT

 

   
  
    
     
   

LONDON, December 10..-Martial law is to be in force in
and in “certain areas” in order that the authorities may the

ier “put down murder and outrages.”

A movement is also on foot to bring about a conference be-
een the British Government and the Sinn Fein leaders, Premier
boyd George announced today.
The Premier declared that
ssing arms after a certain date or unauthorized persons wearing

under martial law persons pos-

forms were liable to the death penalty.

VATION AT |S IMPRISONED FOR

FAILING TO DOFF HAT

RELIES SEN ina: :'¥55 aio ps bed

Respect Corpus Christi
of Employees Next Wednes-
day to Decide if Cut Will

Be Accepted. ‘ aie '

Procession

TION TO AVERSGE ‘ '
SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS

4

AID TOMORROW FOR
STRICKEN PEOPLE

ERY ROUGH SE4S
DELAYED ARRIVAL 4 ayy LIQUOR
4 Bradbury, Launch Bethune CONCERN GAZETTED

's Back With Ballot Boxes
From South Queen

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Three Men are Lynched in

California at Midnight.

Alleged Murderers taken from Jail by 100 Masked Men
and Hanged to Oak Tree at Cemetery near
Santa Ros

 

‘NTA ROSA, December 10,—Cieorge B rerence Kilts
: Valen smal ‘ y T Pelt

ind Detleetiy ] \ 1) ron Sunday

Lhe jail th , miduigt and

100 1 weal j hey ove

i \ ! j “ ling aut

hines carried the masked par he Souoma

opped af the cemetery, ropes we prepared and

¢ hanged to an oak tree Phe headlights of three

iiuminate the tree selected

artial Law in Certain Areas
In Ireland is to be Enforced

yone Found Carrying Arms or Wearing Uniform after
Certain Date Liable to Death Penalty; Mzy be

Conference with Sinn Fein

 

NEW OFFICERS
OF RED CROSS

Innual

Mesting Last Night Ex-
pressed /opreciation of Work
of Mrs. R. L. Mcintosh

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Officers Elected.
The followtne aflic - Wet
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Hen, President Mayor Metly
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Chairman, Judge Young
Vics hairman, Mrs, Dawson
lroasurer, Mrs, Geo, Woodland
Secretary, H I MeLeod
Supt, of Supplies Mis. P, W
Vnderson
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“CSLIPPERY PLACES.’ tials Los Angeles Times.

 

New Corporation in

Charge of Whalens

Reliance Mill & Trading Corporation
to have Charge of ‘Manufacturing
End of Business at Swanson
Bay and Port Alice

VANCOUVER,
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December 10.-—A. E. McMaster, acting man-

Pulp & Paper Co., Ltd., made the following

rday:
at Toronto on

‘Ata special meeting of the board of directors

We esday, it was decided lo engage the services of the Reliauce
| a 1 ig GCorperation of New York to take charge of the
ifa zg end of the business.
Rece Messrs. MeGarvey, Ross and ‘Whalen, directors of
he compat visited the plants at Swanson Bay and Port Alice,
it ~it was followed by a careful inspection by sulphite
. < a result of their re- —

 

ily se
the head of the Reliance
pa tre tac ix John Ball, pre-
s det formerly of Price Bros., of NOT APPOINT
QGuebee, whe bas an international :
uitjahien as a paper manu-
eturer’ the Vice-president of A TE

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e years | mill manager of
A | M t f cational Paper and alse of Qisarmament Committee of the
nnua 4iee ing Oo he Great North Paper Co. League to be Without Ameri-
B f thiess “ are fo take can Representative.
e e e hare ; lhe operations wend cbihiieteahieal
Fair Association (002i ews, te tort
~ ir, Carrig as had longs Wilson's negative reply to the
iepihhemeneinieieainninalenigl ‘ vi nz sul- League Nations invitation to
eo, es ° . pt name an unoficial delégate to co-
Helpful Criticisms made with view to iiv mpany owns operate with the commission On
. . Sits T Alice and .jisarmament caused great dis-
Bigger and Better Exhibition Next Swanson Bay. It will appointment here.
re “Le ' he new mnanage- Canada, whose ¢ ition made
Year; More Exhibitors Nec ced facture up 0 thé.e gheek feapenesion Gi Se aan
ty of 70,000 bly, scored again when she se-
ee ee Mo. s ye 5 cured the elimination of provi-
© Pr. W. MeGarry esident of the sjons in the report for permanent
‘ it ‘ " ! : \s ! eaves today for Van- finance, transit and health com-
“ re gre s songi charge missions. The assembly was im-
y yu y , ‘ ze changes which will take »ypessed by the growing expenses
“ A rhe prospects of the League and aecepted the
, ire very bright |Canadian view.
, MILES ed a further an-
g ‘ f \ yeew rtance will be
ae a  BOLSHEVIKI
I x} . |
a 7 on i del BOYS’ NAVAL BRIGADE. PIRATE SHIP
sewer enee@eeeeeeeee#ee Parad sf Borden Street tere A
5 b be 6:30. Squat
y ‘ at ~~ : oe ay 7% foe Schooner is Roaming Northern
m vias ANNUAL FALL FAIR * CG. ¥. EVATT. Waters Robbing Remote Vil-
, . ; " lages and Flying False
: \ ! . * s i iz all the co Flags
j ka I * nstead on the
y . t i ze year Vv * ANCHORAGE, Alaska, Dee, 10.
' he ant rey . Water Sports. News that a Bb hevik pirate
f tt ! th ® ne t ity . rm wal sports had been schooner is roan « waters of
| x t - al is Vs * stiv and there were no financial the North has beet ought here
y | ( M vy 3 fr that department. by the steamer Alask: The boat
ot . * (3 | * MM Mv doubted if these sports is visiting remote places a robe
assed Pr wa’ s * worth the money spent on bing the cesidents of iselatert fish
M I) | M i * th ’ Phe appropriations in this villages ithe Sil n coast and
i ge! ) Pat ~ *, tion ¢ d well be cut down manage t ide the United States
ix H vy io * other year The btydroplane revenue cullers
i | . } via * failed to arrive, but that was ne Nhe Russian, Siamese and other
nen \ ‘pl i Wa Ha * f the association, flues ave used in turn. Included
tion of the w I 1 il ¥ acti, 3 . * “ Monro expressed appreeia- in the loot that is Known of is
Gove in s als eseeeeeee e688 68S Bition of the services of the secre. thirty tons of coal
dl i iy | ~\tarv who among other work had
flaken so much ~ to expla ‘ country finaneed th prize list and alse BIG SHIPMENTS
thie ‘asOols why t prizes f 1! Mine said they hadioaid half his satary out of the
mwarded wal swdd and the public had); mls
Helpful Criticism. ribuled generously fhe sum Kh. H. Shoe ey urged having the Ore Amounting to 27,000 Tons
Phere was a lot helpful « f about 85,400 had been eolleeted carnival on the grounds next year Taken From the Dolly
cinm at the ib donations hich he considered der to attract the people Varden Mine.
With a view t x condilious is exceptionally food He and ther This he thought would re.
next ve M i had nin charge of the sull in more admission money be. VANOOUVER, thee, 10 l'wenty
Gieors Vit ' t \ s 1 ‘ lep nt and he thought ine paid Hie also eritticized the! seven thousand tons of ore has
ji neang « said if had been at i hel ins Were well pleased with/ lack of preparation for the ex- been shipped from the Dolly Var-
dill | bul they were now L othe ulimer hey received hib i new the difieulty in, den mine sinee the first of the
of the amd the tizens w ! gard ihe carnival Me ‘tting help on sueh an occasion. year, P, W. Racey told the Mining
behind natit 1 He sug.) M said the direotors had not Paid to Exhibit. Institute here, Most of this went
vested tha his y the vhol V vnld j this and Rh. Pattinson, speaking feom an oto the smelter at Anyox, bul the
fd a eh nh Ml eahtad ol iny had been formed forlexhibitor’s standpoint, said that) hand-picked high-grade was ship-
the board They w ' rj i tipany had while the allendanee had been less ped to Tacoma
touch with outsid points and iid the exh i #500 for the than on the previous year, i had
what they wanted was to make th: miCessiot Next vear he advised been well worth while from an Frtive stock of Barrie's FPur-
exhibitic representative f the n tl nis around tl Continued on Page 5.) niture Store at reduced prices, tf