,.Mullen Trial Will be
Postponed to a Later Date IN IRELAND

torn Instance of ‘ ‘Naboth’ 8 Vineyard” Declares E. Cc.
ers when hen Arguing Against F urther Delay.

May

The Daily News

PRINCE RUPERT
Northern and Central British Columbia’s ne

- PRING fk RUPE RT,

‘B. C,, MON DAY, MARCH 15, 1920,

 

» Davis Asks ks Why This

Unseemly Horrible Haste

 

sel For
Story of Procee

postponem
LVS, Mullen e!

ince ol a decision of
regard to it by col

The reply was

Bo Murphy.

ed to his home with a cold,
Jephone that

gument in COl .

K. CG. in making application,
ipility for the plaintiff to

er
being taken by com-
ild Nn it

efore April 18.

why Ww
ed to trial in this
rripte haste,’
ive! according
t, the amount
The im-
ihe interestS at stake
bust easonable delay.
History of Ones:
brzuing here should
postponement Kk. C, Mayers,
did not
s short histovy
se given to the court was
but decidedly iluminat
} the very first,’ said
his lias been a scheme to
t fruits of Mullen’s
t the payment of a

Mullen interests,

uy for March 22.

possibly be

Defense Does Not Mince Words in ‘Teliing
dings Which Led up to Action.

nt will be granted the Erb interests in the case)
al, but the new date has not been set.

That
Mr. Justice Macdonald. Inquiry
insel at the week-end from Mr.
that Mr, Justice Macdonald was
but that he had intimated over

a postponement would be granted.
nection with the case was strenuous. E. P.

argued it was an absolute

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present proceedings were started.

“It is all right as long as Lrb
goes along gaily getting injunc-
tions, but when the defendant has
the wickedness to try to force af
‘fairs to an issue, it is quite a
‘| different matter,’ he concluded.

TRIAL DATE
~ ISNOW SET

Drydock Control Suit Will
Commence April 7 Uniess
Further Postponed.

(Special by Government wire.)

VANCOUVER, March 15.—
(2 ps m.)—The date of the
trial of the Drydock case in
which Newman Erb is suing
John L. Mullen and others

 

Lis aiman who can build,

he continued, ‘“‘but he is}

ito the subtleties of high}
e He was successful in}
i lease of the drydock and}

tract from the Dominion}
ment of a very valuable
Money was required

ry on with and Mr, rb
al | ise, as man

vould supply

contracts.

kth of this Erb drew

be Ol Ul remarkable

iit most

for the control of the local
shipbuilding plant and dry-
dock has been set for April
7. The original date was
March 22 and the change
has -been made at the in-
stance of E. P. Davis acting
on behalf of the plaintiff.

WHIST LEAGUE
FINAL RESULTS

 

TERRORISM

geno that Sir W William Robertso
Will Leave Rhine Command
to Assume Control.

(Special via u, 7. P.
MONTREAL,
cable despatch
Teads:
“Terrorism

Telegraphs. )
March 15-
received

 

 

‘DR. KARL HELAFERICH
| FOUND GUILTY OF LIBEL’

BERLIN,

land,
lIt is condemned by
March 13.—Dr. Karl and by
| He laferich, former minister of the element
8 lise asury, has been found guilty west.

lof libelling Mathias Erzberger. | “That Sis

the churet
all except the ultra radica
throughout the

William

 

tuned. $6.00, charge of the
Phone Blue 389. tf Ireland is the. rumor.”

Pianos correctly forces

G. C, Walker.

assume

here
continues in Ire-
says Sir William Ro)ertson.
south-

Robertson streets of Berlin.
is leaving the Rhine command to cross streets and other points of vantage and guards, heavily
iN armed, are stationed throughout the city.

TA XI
Phone 76 and.35

We Never Sleep
PRINCE RUPERT AUTO

707 Second Avenue
M. H. LARGE

 

 

 

 

 

PRICE F IVE a

i
No Restoration of

German Monarchy

So Declares the New Government in
| Berlin; Entente Commission is in
Agreement with Present Party

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*.
in Power.
(Special to The News via G T. P. Telegraphs.)

 

 

BERLIN, March 13.—Barbed wire entanglements have been
constructed in front of the public buildings in the principal
Cannon and machine guns are posted at the

This is regarded as
an ominous sign of possibile clashes when the opposing party

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Viscount Jellicoe
mendations to the

MARTEN FARM ON
ALASKAN ISLANDS,

Pattison and High ti Islands Leased
for Fur Farm by €. C. |
Howard.

of Scapa and Admiral
Canadian Government

Beatty. Jellicoe’s recom
are under consideration.

FISH SOLD ©
YESTERDAY

/Skandia’s Catch Went East on
This Morning’s Train; More
Awaits Shipment.

 

 

KETOHTKAN, Mareh 15.—Bh. ©.'
Howard, formerly manager of tn: °
Stedman Hotel and a fur buyer
and mining man of this place, a> appiyed on
leased Pattison and High Isianuds | yan

two éxpress wuecfrigerator cars
last night’s train and

immediately loaded with the

 

near the entrance to Kasaan Bay cateh of the Skandia from the
to establish a fur farm. National Independent Fisheries

Marten is the animal with going east on_ this morning’s
jwhich the island is to be stocked, jain. Several boats arriving
iMr. Howard being of the opinion yesterday and today sold and

jthat this and other furs will sooM {heir fish is in cold storage await-

be very scarce as a result of the

 

 

 

 

  
 

 

Acls ever prepared ing shipment east. The present
Naboth’s Vineyard Scores of Individual Members wro|!™mense amount of trapping ear shortage has forced the price
we can ever a iki court Played This Season: done this year: of halibut on the Vancouver and
il show that Erb, the mil RR A ene Seattle markets down because the
mere lawyer deliberately stole; Fhe Prinee Rupert Fraternal MANY ON. STRIKE market is practically glutted on
ease anc rit isaiak | steel Whist League have issued a tabu- account of the little fish going
| contract from a " +e feng
N, the laboring man. It is lated statement showing average IN LYONS REGIE N east. ‘The price in fish markets
y of ‘Na} th’s vin scores for the 1919-1920 season, here still remains at 20e a pound.
abo s e-i* 1p r : 7AR-
declared My Mayers. “Mp from whieh the following is Silk Pam ee Gone Out, The following boats sold yes
ler he had secured con-|'@ken:— Bringing up Numbers terday and today:—
“Mply took the contract to| NAME Total Average to 60,000. Lorna S., 8,000" pounds to the
Bank of Mon re - Score BCore | Sa aa Canadian Fish & Cold Storage Co.
“for an ; ne» al and a“ | Sam Hadgan Eyes 1,678 mae (Special py G, 7. RP. Telegrapts at 11.4¢ and 6e.
‘ lvance, not on SOG “Since oes. ae 6,701 , : Marv M. Christopher. 6,000 Ibs
credit but on the ere * one a »ARIS, March 15,—In the Lyons ary M. Christopher, 6, 8.,
Me Dominion | ba < his By Sremeeees bth ts ore eee rm oe a tackiand “em- to the Sea Products Co. at 11-4¢
oe vs anada, i Embleton 1,399 6,693 *B * - oe ‘ i 6e
Mr. Mayers ¢ Sa PREP eae ars: ihe Aq eS the silk industry have and 6c.
HL that Erb a rs con"iF, BE, Wermig ..... 1,904 6,67 ea ib i euaiey UAT Tris. TAMA pabnab omer the
Deeeded to « ; otinenees John Dybhavn 2,040 6,666 4 es ae The number of Royal Fisheries at 14.6e and 6.1c.
He uve the busi- §, M. Newton 1,887: 6,00 Jr a : set ia Viola, 1,000 pounds, to the Sea
look the head offiee te soe |strikers now in this district |
York an van ttn et ne 1,134 M99" | ; ka 6 in ¢ Products Co, at 141.5¢ and 6c.
< and ir year paid 7 .o. |something like 60,000 in all. ‘
30,000 in salar tt Dald R. H. Shockley ... 1,679 Gn oe eerie eee Ethel June, 1,500 pounds to the
le business “ths p caere, and J, CG. Knight ....72,142 6,63 Royal Fisheries at 14.5¢ and 6e.
vas the payment of one billy Ay oy Moree lg ARMENIANS IN The Grayling was in with’ 16,-|
tig Thi 0, One DUN, AV. Gy marries 1,886 6,59 000 pounds which she took to
the 9 ane Going. J. Hutchinson 1,766 6,58 Seattle,
sling up a Mullen was gp, Crossett ...... 2,154 6,58 RKEY MAKE tee E he
uD a poe ~ , , ie
Oy things pone, eee Dy an eas as 1,742 6,57 Uv MACHINISTS ATTENTION
Ing the wi te and was g, King ......% +. 4,110 6,56 aon
a t pat, Mot trying to Roi Barnes... 1,967 6,56 RELIEF APPEAI At daeanis itis ce a aiaas hue teas
Ny he got to rove Money. | 5; Hilllamd: .....- 1,356 6,55 Mhos ‘ 454 quested to attend the funeral
bh WINE to Jory point At J. -Day Bell ....+. 2,095 6,52 of.our late Brother Green from
Mullen had ei milking K, A, Rood ...... 1,874 6,5 (Special via G.T. P. Teiegraphs / the B. CG. Undertakers on ‘Tuesday
iis own pocket ns wabes A. Ivarson ....+- 1,468 6,49 GONSTANTINOPLE, March 15. afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Hast straw, so it ‘ oe Piss J. Morrison ..... 1,464 6,49 Armenians in this country are Cc. W. POOLE, Secretary.
Y anc / Was decide d W x 9 , 5.48 ™ » Be 1A Nea
Nd get pid ¢ -H, Burken .... 2,184 = 9, | an appeal for assistan¢
eat) cb and the W, D, Vance ..... 1,747 6,47 Sas as fae ‘aphed the Ameri- Wad, Jefferson, the Butedale
WY |H, R, Love ..... 1,915 6,42 !o2n Relief Committee asking for cannery man, arrived from the
MCHTs 1 AGE tiakh eck a ks 2,086 6,44 immediate relief. They are in a south yesterday and is registered
Np OF PYTHIAS A. O. Ragstad .... 1,689 6,39 |oad plight and are in dire need, al the Hotel Prince Kupert.
PYTHIAN Sisters ff E. Stockland ..... 2,201 6,38
All Knign 8S. Hamblin ...... 1,992 6,36
@ Coon es Will ‘meet ¢ J. Christense 1,285 6,36 ;
| Castle 2 neet at » Uhristensen ... y~ 90 ’
Hon’ Hall on Tuesday fy W: McCullagh .... 2,067 6,34 St Patrick's ‘Day Musical Entertainment
: “ 1:30 fop the A, MDM 0 Oe dis a 4,292 6,33 concluding with » One Act Farce
eral or. “tlending 4} Wm. Brown 2,065 6,315 - entitle
"STAl of 4 K 10 » DPOWTL «eee ~: ’ 9”
Breen, pei u" late Brothop fy Hs FOOb@ ansss» ss 995 6,344 Wednesday Marchi 1] ‘THAT RASCAL PAT
Meet oy ‘hian Sisteps will J. A: Donnelly . 1,320 6,17 , by the Shamrock Dramatic Club.
bureh ., te Preshyte H. M. D tt 1.832 6,17 8.15 p.m. Excellent Musical Frogramme to be rendered.
meh oh bi Te oo ee oe Tickets on Sale at Orme’s Drug Store from

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Ladysmith Coal. The best. Prince
;Rupert Coa! Company, Phone 15.

 
   
 

March 15, Admission, $1. 00

Westholme :: Theatre

imarshals its forces.

The new government declares It does not want the va hide
ition of the monarchy.
BERLIN, March 14..-The Entente Commission is sald to be
in agreement with the new government. The semi-official news
jagency has issued the following:—“Discussions betwesn tho new
| German Government and the Entente Commission in Berlin Is
fe to have declared that it agreed with the new government.”

FR (GOOD MUSICAL

SPENT WINTER
~ ONNAAS RIVER! PROGRAM HELD
LAST EVENING

Gaius Peck and Party of Returned
Soldiers Back From Gwine-

Numbers were Turned Away from

Presbyterian Church When

 

 

hah Canyon.

 

CNE MAN HAD NARROW

 

ESCAPE FROM DROWNING Hall was Filled-
| —_—_— te ake, G :
The special musical service

After spending four months of’... : : ‘
ithe winter in the wilds of the Naas given in the Presbyterian Church

| Fiver, country, Gaius Peck and his ‘88! night was ‘a very attractive
thirteen weet! wHo-werecleariig 2oeend macy people flocked A0.the-

the Swinchad or Underleaf Can- church to hear it with the result
yon for traffic, returned on Satur- that numbers were turned rom:
day afternoon. ‘The canyon is who could not get into the hall.
now clear for all boats under 400 The program was well selected
foet in length in charge of good and many local artists took part.
navigators and the river may be John E. Davey ees: * selected
ascended to Grease Harbor, 54 solo and with Mrs. Jarvis McLeod,
miles from the mouth. The can- Miss Edmands and A. Clapperton
yon is about 40 miles up river. rendered the quartette, “Crossing
‘ Cae : roa _. the Bar,”’ very impressively. Mrs.
Mushing in over ice and snow , ; kei
pont eee ; . Jarvis McLeod and Miss Lilian
in November, the party took in °*
; j . Bot ie aaa . ---_ King sang a vocal duet, *“‘Thé Lord
its winter supplies. The trip was — My Shepherd.” A Clz “ae :
not one for tenderfoots and Mr. '* “y Shepherd: A Ulapperton in
Peck. seen by the News ‘this his rich bass rendered a solo,
afternoon, emphasized specially 1 ¢ Lord is Mindful of His Own.”
the excellent men he had, all of one ha Miss CANOE. Miss
whom were returned soldiers. “7: ’ePhen = gery ee
Among the party was William took part in the instrumental part
Campbell who’ is well known of the DFOsTen. ‘ ;
Anound: thin: dank Dr. H. R- Grant, in a brief ad-
The trip out was no pleasure oes ek oF SORT me
with the snow melting and the "¥YMM Mock of Ages, fe ale
ice breaking up. One member of its, origin and inspiration. ®
the party had a narrow escap{ also told of the life of its com-
coming down. A stretch of ice Poser, Augustus Montague Top-
had to be crossed that looked 1@4¥ Whose name was mate im.
rather treacherous. Two of the mortal by its composi os eee
lighter men made the remark a clergyman of the. eighteenth

that they would let a couple of century.

Nea the “aeeds” pees said whee HERRING IN HARBOR -
ON FRIDAY MORNING

William Campbell went through
the ice but fortunately landed on |
herring to appear in

a pinnacle of the bar- Had it,

been at any other point within | The first

a few feet he would have been the harbor for some years were

drawn into the seething stream n on Friday marning. One of the

with no hope of being recovered. fishing boats was out in front of
‘haul. The swarms of sea gulls
‘flying over the school reminded

dance Given by by Club ee the herring used to school in

to Friends at That Place. ‘large numbers in the hanbor.

 

ithe drydock and made quite a
BACHELORS ENTERTAIN
pioneers of the early days when

 

SHADED FRANKIE MASON

(Special via G. T. P. Telegraphs,)
TOLEDO, March 13.—Jimmy

(Special via u. T. P. Telegraphs.)
KETCHIKAN, March 15.A most
njioyable dance was given by the
‘Two Dozen Jolly Bachelors” in

Redman’s Hall at which all the}... hy :
dancers in town were present.| Vide ‘lyweight champion of the

‘The hall was prettily decorated world, shaded Frank C. Mason, of
with cupids and red hearts and| "O°" Wayne, American contender

‘the refreshment booth had similar 'for the title, in 12 rounds, Wilde
he took seven rounds, Mason four

 

 

 

 

‘emblems, an intimation to t ' r

fair sex that the way to a man ‘site one was. even, Se aus
heart is by way. of his stomach:

f The event was kept up to a lat Tonight & Tomorrow
jhour.

(raga a” WESTHOLMF,
400,000 ON STRIKE. THEATRE

(Special via G.T, P. Telegrapbs,) WALLACE REID

| PARIS, March 15.—-It is esti-

|mated by officials of the Federa-
tion of Labor that nearly 400,000
ipersons in all are on strike in
|France at the present time.

“You're Fired”

Mack Sennett Comedy
Canadian Pictorial

The entertainment that you can't afford
to miss,

‘B. C. Undertakers. Phone 41.

 

 

 

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