Thursday, January 15, 1920,

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POLICE CHIEF'S

Shows Alarming Increase in Drug

of police was read at last night's
meeting of the Police Commission.

serious crime in the city, with the
exception of

Prince Rupert is no exception to
other places.
appears,
alarmingly all

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DAILY NEWS

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ANNUAL REPORT

and Opium Cases—Many
Fines.

The annua! report of the chief

t shows a very slight increase of

infractions of the
Jpium and Drug Acts in which

The drug tratfiic, it
increased most
over the country

The worst of-

has

 
  

ur Kitchen is always
open for inspection

   
 
    
 
     
   
  
   

  
 

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DEAFNESS a

if You are a Sufferer—-Go to your
» Local Druggist and order Concen-
/trated Sourdal, price

" This New remedy gives almost im-
— mediate relief, and quickly effects a
= permanent cure, Ii penetrates to
' the actual seat of the complaint, and
' has completely cured many cases
which were considered hopeless. If
your Chernist. does not yet stock
‘Bourdal’ do not accept any sub-
stitute, but send money-order for a
supply direct to the ‘Sourdal’ Dis-
tributing Co., 38, Station Road,
Croydon, Surrey, Eng., and a package
will be mailed per return with full
directions.

 

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in the past year.
fenders here are the

case being dismissed and
other withdrawn.
The total fines for
to $8,653 as
1918. The comparison
number of convictions

of
and
the

on present

persons reporting under the Alien
Enemy Act was 150 per month.
The maintenance and expense
of the Police Department has not
yet been ascertained but it is ex-

 

 

 
   
  
  

 

SMITH & MALLETT

PLUMBING AND HEATING
ENGINEERS

furnished.

 

Estimates

Address, 3rd Avenue, head
of Second Street.

Phone 174 -— P.O. Box 274

 

pected that the financial showing
will be better

edilected $674.25 in dog taxes,
licenses and public hospital fees.

This shows somewhat of a de-
crease from last year.
The convictions during the

year are classified as follows:—
Prohibition Act, 46; theft, 9; as-
Prihibition Act, 46; Theft, 9;
common assault, 10; assaulting
police officer on duty, 1; drunks
an increase over last year, most
cases having used extrasts., 115;
Motor Vehicle Act, 24: vagrancy,

 

  
  

$2650.00

Buys 2 lots, 7 room house,
complete ffurnishings, coal
and wood supply.

The Easiest Possible Terms

DOUCLAS SUTHERLAND
523 Third Ave.

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20; Alien Enemy Act, 6; Drug Act,
40,

BERLINERS
BAYONETTED

Demonstration in Front of Reich-
stag—Troops Fire on Growd
Trying to Rush Building.

 

 

Cadomin Coal

No wait. Full weight.

$12.50 $13.75

yn, Loose Ton, Sacked
FURNACE COAL

r., Tetewraphs.;
BASLE, Jan. 14.—Many per-
sons were killed and wounded in
Berlin yesterday when troops fired
upon and bayonetted demonstrat-
ous who tried to rush the Reich-
stag entrance in protest against
the exportation law, says a dis-
patch from Berlin, following an
appeal from Die Freiheit, a radi-

(Special) via G

 

Consumers Coal Company

Phones- 7 - Black 293

 

 

 

There is
A Photographer

in town

The erless tu

Suite 22, Alder Block
PHONE Red 328

 

cal Socialist organ, for the work-
men to demonstrate in protest
against the law.

Order Restored.
BERLIN, Jan. 14.—The police

restored order in

have finally

Berlin following upon the riots
before the Reichstag building.
The Chamber is adjourned fer

two days.

XMAS RESULTS AT
THE HIGH SCHOOL

Students Make Excellent Show-
ings-—Some High Marks
Are Won.

 

 

For Comfort, Courtesy
and Service
go to

The SAVOY HOTEL

F. T. Bowness
MANAGER

Phone 37 P.O, Box 1704

 

 

POOLE EL EL EDEL LODO D OD ODIO

    
 
   
   

The results of the Christmas
examinations at the High School
as announced by Principal Brady
and his staff yesterday are as fol-
lows :—

Senior Matriculation, maximum
marks, 100— Richard Pillsbury,
81; Caroline Mitchell, 72.

Junior Matriculation, maximum
marks, 800—H. Fotos, 676, John
Fotos, 565; David Cavalier, 548.

Advanced Junior Grade, maxi-
mum marks, 800—Roth Gorden,
667; M. Roberts, 656; George
Mitchell, 549; EK. Cavalier and Alan

 

Hotel Prince Rupert

EUROPEAN PLAN
$1.60 per day and up.

 

FIRST-CLASS CAFE
A La arte,

PPO ones

MeNicholl, 543.

Preliminary Course, Junior
Grade, maximum, 1,100. marks—
Fred. Kergin, 912; Lee Gordon,
909; M. Sim, 892; William Kergin,
885; Gertrude Nelson and Vera
Shockley (even) 882,

MUCH WHISKY SEIZED

 

ee pone,

 

(Special via G, T, P, Telegraphs.)
PERTH, N. J., Jan. 15.—Be-

 

ern Boarding Hs

416 Sixth Avenue East
Near Drydock
t Board by Month or Week. Phone Red 245

 

tween five and six hundred cases
of Canadian Club whisky cen-
cealed in transit has been shipped
to the New York custom house
following its discovery by revenue

 

 

OP pen OS oe

agents.

Chinese,
There were 42 drug and opium
cases here during the past year
which brought 40 convictions, one
the

1919 came
against $4,328 in
the
the
amount of fines reflects creditably
jurisdiction as
{| there was only one case more this
year than last, but the fines were

nearly double, Thene were 415
ceases and 383 convictions this
year. The average number of

than ever before.
Duning the year past the police

 

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This is the Advertising Column that
people read when they want anything
It brings results

 

 

 

WANTED.

MACHINIST with knowledge of
gasoline repair work wanted.
Akerberg, Thomson & Co., Ltd.

 

 

WANTED TO RENT—Fodern fiv:
roomed house or flat. Phone
207. 14

WANTED—One re-sawyer and 1

Apply Belknap-Wright
ii

setter.
Lumber Co.

WANTED — Second-hand baby
carriage. Apply P. O, Box 197.

SITUATIONS WANTED

Young

store.
drygoods.
News ollice.

lady desires position in
Has little experience in
Write box 33, Daily
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Respectable Indian woman wants
housework. Apply Mrs. Par-
nell, care Indian ofllice, City.

 

FOR SALE

FOR SALE—42-foot semi-tunne!
boat, built of oak with cypress
planking screwed to frames,
full canopy top, 32-37 Eastern
Standard engine. All ready to
take the water. Fully equipped,
with toilet, ice box, berths,
three propellers, winch, etc.,
Price $3,000.00 for quick sale.

M. M, Stephens. tf

 

FOR SALE—15 h. p. engine, In
house at bridge, Cow Bay, $100 |
cash. When put together will)
be in good running order. I}
not satisfactory money will be
refunded. Also other -engines |
and boats for sale.—J, Toner. |

FOR SALE—One 32 h. p. N. & 8.|
gas engine; rebored and thon. |
oughly overhauled, Complete |

equipment. Price $1,000 F.O.B, |
engines |

boat. List of other
furnished on application. Union |
tf!

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Tobacco

Velvet Joe Says:

“‘Misery loves company,

Ever-lasting-ly Smooth

but not the

compaity of a friendly pipe of Velvet.”

Ever since tobacco was first
smoked, it has been recognized
as a great comforter in times of

stress.

The man who smokes Velvet,
knows the comfort, and friendly
companionship, of the cool, rich,
fragrant, Velvet smoke.

Where there is Velvet, trouble

can't abide.

Buy a trial tin to-day!

 

 

One $170.00 and one genuine
William Thompson, splendid
tone, $250.00. Also small reed
organ. Terms can be arranged.
Prince Rupert Music Store—
Opposite the post office. 13

 

FOR SALE—12 h.p. heavy duty
Atlas, with bronze shaft, pro-
pelier, magneto, coil, ete. This
is the engine I used in the
“Aileen.” It is in perfect order
and very little used. $1,600.00—
M. M. Stephens. tf

SALE — One four-hole Mc-
Clary Range, one six-hole Can-
adian Oxford, both secondhand
at bargain prices. Harry Han-
son, the Reliable Plumber, 139

 

Second Avenue. tf
FOR SALE—25-40 h.p. Medium

Duty Sterling Engine, Bosch
Ignition, 4 cyl., 4 cycle, in per-
fect condition. $1,250.00.—M.
M. Stephens. tf

 

FOR SALE—A car of dry
wood from Cedarvale. Order
early for delivery direct from
car. Pacific Cartage, Ltd. tf

cord

FOR SALE—2 restaurant ranges,
second-hand, Harry Hanson,
The Reliable Plumber, 139 2nd
Avenue, tf

FOR SALE —
condition,
Apply box

Dress suit in good
Price reasonable.
32, Daily News. tf

 

FOR SALE—No. 2 Franklin heater
stove. 218 Second Ave, West—
Phone Green 519. tf

‘OR SALE — Kitchen cupboard,
very reasonable, Suite 10, Sum-
mit Apartments. tf

FOR SALE—Kitchen cabinet, very
reasonable, Suite 10, Summit

 

Apartments. tf
FOR RENT

FOR REN'1'—-Steam heated room,

with two beds, suitable for

gentlemen, Apply 708 Thind

Avenue West. if

 

TO RENT—Three-roomed flat, or

can be divided into single rooms
if desired. Apply 210 Ninth
Avenue West, tf

FOR SALE—Two English pianos.

NEW MAR

A. Swanson, President
Phone Red 391

Georgetown

PHONES 130 ang 423.

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fragrant with the breath of
balsams and pines. Leatherette
covers, $1.50; velvet sheep,
$2.00, post paid. Published by
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AGENCY FOR THE CELEBRATED
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up. Seven hundred of these
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FARMS FOR SALE

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NOTICE OF CANCELLATION
OF RESERVE,

NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN that the
windbreak Reserve covering the belt of
land ten chains in width and situate along
the north shore of Graham Isiand, notice
of which appeared in the “British Columbia
Gazette’ of the 28th January, 1909, ts
cancelled in so far as it relates to that
portion lying between Indian Reserve No, 1
and Indian Reserve No. 3.

G. R, NADEN,
Deputy Minister of Lands

D tment .
“foul, Ben
0 r 17th, 1919,

 

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