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Treaty of Peace and Join Lea

special to The News via G.T. P.
America’s

Leader at Ottawa.

Telegraphs.)
refusal to help carry

burden is not upsetting the British Govern-

Canadian Situation.

OTTAWA, Feb. 3.—As an aftermath of the war the country
a difficult financial situation to face. At the end of December
national debt stood at $1 ,838,000,000.
fs alone the Government must meet an expenditure of $150,-
000 each year for the next generation before the regular
enditures to carry on the Government are touched.
also to make compensation for the expiry of the
iness profits war tax formerly yielding $90,000,000. In order
nis it is probable that there will be a readjustment of the

»me tax on corporations.
The leadership of the House is now in the hands of Sir George

G.

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British officials are convinced that the United Statés will
tify the Peace Treaty and join the League of Nations.
plight of Europe is practically the same as it was four!
y financial ruin threatens it instead of military. |
quiring assistance must give securities, financiers

In interest and pen-

The Gov-

Both Europe and Canada F ind

Difficulties in Financing

ressed that United States will Eventually Ratify).
gue of Nations; Perley

 

 

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rank Mobley Died
At Victoria Today

ov ‘Member for Ate te in Legisiature was
uss Matton Arising _ Victim of Septic Poisoning; News
oe | Came as Shock to People Here.

CIVIL SERVANT 5 F
~ BEFORE HOUSE |
AT VICTORIA

Conservative Member Asks Ad-

 

 

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(Special via G. [. ». Telegraphs.)

 

| VICTORIA, Feb. 3 Charles F. nine >
MULLEN WINS Nilson, the member for Slocan en Muport people were shocked to hear of the death this
moved the address in reply to the | @0T™'n8 at Victoria of Frank Harry Mobley, member of the Legis-
ON TWO PO speech from the throne on the re- | /@lure for Atlin and for many years a reside nt of this city. Word
INTS assembling of the Legislaturei liad been received by Mrs. Mobley that he was seriously ill and

mee 1 nly Baca i Dr. pe she had planned to leave for Victoria on tonighi’s boat, when :
a a on i teks ae a oe sant ar did ae cane the telegram arrived telling that he had passed away as a result
Costs to the Amount of the affairs of the Province un.|°' *°PUC Poisoning.

of $200. Teste gtnetid: didaknenied The news soon flashed around the town, where Mr. Mobley

Referring to the working of the! Was one of the best known and most nieney. ——, citizens.

 

Judge , rison has given his Prohibition Act, Mr. Sutherland; General tegret and sorrow was|2 att iia
ruil g 0 e ece £ +e a
t F L. - , cent application! said the present system of pres-| expressed and the sympathy of/a friend of every ambien of the
Rese ra oe ote Mr.) criplions was a farce and he was| the whole community goes out to| opposition. ,
VWayers i ie TD-MuULeN Case.| , lad.to see that omethi i? ‘ , ilw { 7p
gis at s athing bet-| Mrs. Mobley, and family. i i
He rules thal the Mullen interests | The late member for Atlin died

aut

terwas proposed.

in harness. He went south a

Born in Colorado.

ree — 2 Gomnadante, R. H. Pooley, Conservative mem-| ‘The late Mr. Mobley was born | Week prior to the opening of the
i Pp ; a 7 Soe 6 ee mies ber for; Esquimault, moved the ad-! ia Coiorado, U. 8. A.. on May 14 _| Legislature in order; to attend «
i yelore ebruary 0,| journment of the debate in order 1870, so that he would be within | meeting of the Game Conserva-

i that Erb must
osts to the

put up security| to go into committee of the whole! g

$200.1 | few months of fifty years of! ition Board of which he was a

amount of

an inquire who was responsible] age. He was educated at Spokane, | member.
Ty t for printing “The Civil Servant.” Weckecetn. and was clerk of the! His son, Harry Mobley, and D.
TR AIN M FS the organ, of the Provincial Civil} Se, WaT ee ee ee evening
es beav i TAK Service Association. He under- | for Victoria on the Ghelohsin to

 

that certain oflicials had

tood

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if ai onl ‘ape a seer 4 LE AN HOUR been ordered to appear before the} wleve interment will take place.
s } cabinet on Tuesday morning and} a petal ty
Ti ils PORT AS |had reeeived a strong intimation reyt 6 gig & ]
| at the” thai’ sasure yi ci
rs i Weather Conditions pitas... pepe ag PEALE iREATY
ar ; - er Road Very Severe and 0 the tone of the first number.
Ai Train Stalled cs aie eae See: A ki!
ly dich soley said that Mr. Pat- ‘ i
Special via CTP. Tel | ti ul did twin shambere Ota :
: Norn : | Land De pe Pa that they must
Ceptain McCoskrie, in a Letter to EDMONTON, Feb.°; 'wenty- iq ujt active participation in pub DE ORE SENATE
Winister of Marine, Has Set § ; eye ‘eeplan lishing the m igazine or quit their
' we 1 rd of Thursday’s run| . ade ae
Termes Seen f the Peace River train on the Niobe... They decided to quit work
dy ton. Dn 1g - . | fe th vazine. He understood Senater Lovga Will Will Bring It up
t last nighi’s council meeting } <¢Monton, unvegan and B. ©. tt ‘ Pe rey . a Week from Tod T
ioe Ce a » line. “TH® storm conditions the | he Heason for the Minister's dis- "oO oday—Two
a letter was read from Captain E.|'"! iditions in the ' ri
beaks se leasure was a note under Dis - Parties Join in
SeGoskide. harbor master, to]@Orth are very, severe, with the | tr nee the “Civil See Decision
Hon, G. C. Ballantyne, Minister of /S20W tying from. four te five feet me ewnd,. ip. the ivi ap” ‘ ee
7 NA Mate ; cals TET sen aon ue shake f the J giving the scale of wages among etnies rte Se 7 U9
larine, setting forth reasons tt = oat hs ane at oaks Rupert civil servants, com ae ibnasibiteh pic: aa usc piarabrasmasvig
v ‘ince Rupert s : ie train for the Peace River eee 5 ; % ”
why Prince Rupert hould be eee hide a ; ei , a% — mencing with a constable at $455 WwW ASHINGTON, Feb. 3.—The
chosen as the naval basé for the 7 et . : : ¢ os 1UrS~| down to a clerk at $100. Republican and Democratic lead-
Pacific coast of Canada. The|4ay mornipg is reported this eee ers here have joined issues to
avored to show why| morning to have made on'ty @ The Little Giant truck belong- bring back the Peace Treaty into
‘ in the south were not suit- ndred miles out of the city. On jne fo the ors rarage a in oe oo } en sené parly f
@ wnalSriday moraine H head teachéd en en eee RE Tat PRANK MOBURT,. MO. Po ee ee Se
able and why Prince Rupert was a) g é eachéd yyer the sidewalk on Bowser St. Wis Hick al Viclania thi The Democratic plan was to re-
‘ ; osverm ye 74 _ Prey fi a é CLOPle bs]
the log ace for the setting Jarve, some 74 miles from Ld- this morning and the work of eaarii open the treaty debate a week
. ay le e . 5 er , oO if “ie d ae -
ch a base. nton, whil the Spirit River petting it back on the street is} ——— et, from tomorrow but Senator Lodge
Esquimalt would not be suitable} tation, where the train termin- gon. No one was hunt. municipality of Cheney unti] he) !eaded that off by giving notice
ate ; » 3 ile : - ;
too near to a long| ates, is gtill some 300 miles f . —————_——_——- - caime to British Columbia in 1895.)that he would bring the matter
stuetch of coast-line that would| ter on Ask for Atkins’ Sauseges. tf Mr. Bobley was appointed jus-+]UP a Week from today. The Dem-
forbid free entry of war vessels. an — am tice of the peace at Atlin, which|ocrats have accepted the earlier
Furthe vas situated too far e ° e constituency he represented in date.
inland and there are no suitable Soviet Russia Invites a the legislature to the time of his
islands outside for the placing of death

rit Besides this, heavy
fogs often proved of great incon-)
venience there.

WHALEN PLANTS
HAD BIG OUTPUT

Mr. Mobley was always keenly
interested in Prince Rupert, where
for a number of years he has made

Friendly Settlement With
Poland on Al! Questions

 

 

 

The same objections would per- his home. He has always taken
tain to Vancouver and the current se aa ee te
tR ; Point. the entrance f oS i: deep interest in publie affairs.
a srocton oOint, e envbance oO . ane
(Special to The News via G.T.P. Telegrapbs.) He was a member of the first
the harbor, was too swift for safe i * Se municipal council of the city and\o 207g? Bury, President of
naviratior f lar war vessel LONDON, February 3.—Confirmation was received by the} Municipal counci ¢ 1€@ City ant Company, Tells of Big Year
1aVvVIgt on oOo aree Vi vessels. . 5 * Be rns : ue sh a re
; RE ee svc all ra o| Polish Government in conjunction with the Allies regarding the u rved a term as license com- Past —— ‘Will De
Pee oS UWE Ee SH TER Se . ; missioner. In 49412 he was presi
hives die ates rie ig Ter of peace made | Iremier Lenine eT ae ee ee a ae Greater Yet.
the | ee _ ; which might] offer of peace made by Premier Lenine. a ’ : dent of the Board of Trade. hor oe
rove a disadvantage. The Soviet Russi ‘oreig! inister Tchitcherin, Minister of In RES : . si SEAS
I Neither Comox nor any other], . vie ¥ re Pot 1m Le . a li — i wiih BD, G: Seibc'ai Wie: 00, Saseateenden
5 I omo 10 t 0 \ r rotsky ¢ half of ‘ l of e le'’s ion issaries| Slewar » Mol ‘ ast . Bs Sea oe ea a ce
point on Vancouver Island would aE OR Pen : Ya cor a : eae spate das .™ , yer ms VANCOUVER, February 3.—Sir
tab! they would all auf-| = ide an offer inviting friendly settlement of all disputes and|Pe, of the firm of Stewart & George Bury, president of the
it gOle BS whey WOU Bh ae 1 : : ‘ : Mobley i s city ¢ als ras 3 Ez rk :
fer from similar disadvantages standing questions between Poland and Soviet Russia fobley . ms eo ae oe oa Whalen Pulp and Paper , an-
Sea gga onpegiagan Ge pcpelee ee areholder . »y Co.
here were many points enum t mgt or i sa _ Hy ce nounced yesterday that the com-
' vel um | i scovery, 2 , where » also :
erated in favor of Prince Rupert. a : a i Cae re &'S°) pany last year has paid the best
It had a harbor second to none 66 T T 99 ink a that distriot. eee percentage of dividends in its
and ‘was over 500 miles from the : HE MAGIS RA E 1 18 a M M bias i history. The plant produced dur-
United States. If Skidegate Nar- oF gallery iC AY: O82 eee ng the year 4,500 tons of high..
sy ; ca Tiaka eo : Miss Ida Josephine Colvin of Col-j 000 4. a. ain iedeen dead cael
rows were dredged there would| = s ., | shade pulp, three millio t
f i ere sg : o098 f ate Tiekets will be on sale at ORMES’ DRUG STORE from ; c, WW! ee ane there we Z lumber, six million shingles amd
e ‘ee ope , 1s f s ‘ v } + arry ‘ ot ,
Pacific Ocean with Dixon En- Wednesday noon for the coming cai of 4 " hes te ‘ ns a ae bay oy two hundred thousand boxes.
trance and Hecate Straits by way ‘ce ‘ a9 - wae “ ce : ve oe “With the completion of improve-
of Cape St. Jame Tuel : Inlet The Magistrate ae i pe ae io W°) ments now im hand at the plant
ab Bu. vt - neg © sd several years ago, ¢ { s : :
vould make a safe haven for war : . : . . : : . tepG: BENET Gs Frets Sam. Soe Ce whis output will be greatly in-
wou : ore a safe ha E et given by the Prince Rupert Dramatie Club in aid of the fant Frank, who was born only|...,sed” was the statement of
Vesseis ; Diy. Way. » atlac ° 1 : ¢ o . . . , =
si ia fi sa te ir. Besides the Prince Rupert General Hospita! last August, Sir George.
‘ing fro e air. esides Bi - Sportsman. i
natural advantages there already |}¢.0 es

 

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drydock and

 

neerecenrecceererererores | Mr. Mobley was a keen sports- ny
ss pe ng Soa eonees GABY DESLYS IS

 

The city was |
all-Canadian

marine depot here.
the terminus of the
tiilroad, the Grand Trunk Pacific,
and neither the eity nor this}
railroad could be dominated by |
the States. . |
The letter was put on the table
for a week and the thanks of the |
council are to be extended to Capt.
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KIEL T0 BECOME A
COMMERCIAL HARBOR

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Special via G. T, P.
LONDON, Feb. 2.— nay al|
oort of Kiel has been to
the town authorities and will be
sonverted into a commercial har-

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home and of the city clubs, all of
which were brought down by his
trusty rifle. In this city he was a

BEST Alberta Screened COAL |i. sakes tes a SERIOUSLY ILL

adorn the walls and floors of his
PARIS, Feb. 2.—Gaby Deslys,
GUARANTEED LUMP a actress, is in a serious condition.

Sacked

Bulk

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member of the Prince Rupert Club
and in Vancouver he held meni-
bership in the Terminal City Club.
Of societies he held membership
in the Masonie craft and was an
Oddfellow and a member of the
Artic Brotherhood.
Ardent Liberal. ,
In politics the late member was
an ardent Liberal. but he was
broadminded enough to be able
to look on both sides of any ques-
tion. He was party whip and as
such held the respect of both the
leaders and rank and file of his
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She has suffered a further relapse
and another operation is said to
be necessary.
HELMER DiESs

OTTAWA, Feb. 3.-—Brig, Gen.
Richard Helmenm, C, M.G., director
general of musketry for the de-
partment of militia and defence,
died on Saturday after a brief ill-
ness from pneumonia He was
born in 1864,

 

Ladysmith Coal. The best. Prince
Rupert Coal Company, Phone 15,