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PRINCE RUPERT

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OL, XI. NO, 16.

a rade ‘with Russia
in Raw Materials

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Pcies by Treaty; Fighting Continues
on Shore of Caspian Sea.

(Special to The News via G.T.P. Telexrevhe.)
20.—Plans for, the to Poland by treaty.

 

PARIS, Jan. The

esumption of
ions between Russia and al
ies are being worked ait.

nticipated that the ial wil

rela-
ais day.
ice? ‘omberg, in the province of Pr
"sen on Jan. 23.
LONDON, Jan. 20.

commercial
Possession will be

The

&e tured goods and raw materi- ‘under fire of the Caspian Sea
als. of General Denikine. The
f BERLIN, Jan. 20.—The Poles sheviks have captured

have taken possession of Thorn prisoners but further; advance
pin W est Russia, which was was given the Reds will prove dittcult.

FORESHORE QUESTION > IN
AGAIN IS DISCUSSED

Morgan Letters ‘Brought Before
Council—Foreshore Grant
Hardly Municipal

ileet
Bole
35 000

of

GOOD YEAR IN
CHURCH WORK

Has

 

Anglican Vestry Meeting

Matter. Nothing But Good Reports
re ; And Great Hopes.
s from the J. R. Mor- ere P
n ¢ Lid., one regarding the At the annual vestry meeting of
eptance of city bonds im P&y- the anglican Church held last

t work and the other,
on the Cow

during the

night great progress

site

1s eee} past year in all branches of the

_ agam read at church work was reported and a

G2 2 eee eeting. The pesoive for greater things in 1920
letter was referred to the Fi- \ 4. the clear feeling of the mem-
1ance Committtee and the other bers present. Congregations had

al ‘ J W orks.
HKochester did not
city was holding up

and the condition of
30 per cent bet-

been larger
yd the finances was
mfeel that the

ter. There had been more bap-
"ane “— aa dan “eae ore tisms and marriages. The Sun-
oe was the Provincial gay School now boasts an atten-

ernment that was causing the

Although he was in favor
inging on to any Chances the
getting foreshore he
Morgan Co. should

dance of 110 and there are 16
members of the Bible Class. “The
women had done good work and
the complete payment for a new
piano in the hall had been a great

Hau Ul

hought. the

vibe Gan ee awe accomplishment. |
\lderman Casey did not see Khe thanks of the sastey .wene Pleads Not Guilty to to Not Kesping
at this -wasieadiames aeanen cite. heartily tendered to all who had is 0 ae Proper Record of Liquor
pe assisted in some special way t« ' pbs.) Prescriptions.
PrOVIDGLS Ova Sn eee make possible the success of the PERIJOKI, Finpish Hussian energies once more to converting esieintaleah
aan Sn Cae past year. Special reference was a ite aa . Jot ea ! oe sy to their W. J. McCutcheon, changed with
these gnette.- ‘St teamed: ae made to the choir and the organ-|>*4 * r int 2, i J ai a it they realize that they not keeping a proper record of li-
: ee ist. Miss Ellet had been organist /ious anarchist Emma (vo likely to find it difficult to get quor prescriptions, plead guilty
aD ten 5 Eee peer during the year and the musical |Were recently deported st the immigration officers. before Magistrate MeMullin this
; oVincial government to work had been aided by the etfonts | Soviet Russia yesterday morning and was fined $100.50.
me CRs a ee of Mrs. Rix and J. Austin. Th: |¢nthusiastically weleomed When you need a pair of shoes ._ W. Patmore appearing for
Ade oo ere 8 sereed Sunday School superintendent Some of the se a no pa naarre? call at MeArthur’s the accused stated that he had
, Ror Shoe Store. tf spoken to another local druggist

and teachers were elso worthy o

Bol-
mit the free exchange of man-'shevik outside of Krasnovodsk are

and Manufactured

rmans Evacuatiag Towns Given to

was evacuated by Germany yester-
given of

PRINCE RUPERT, B.U., TUESDAY, JANUARY 20

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FLYERS READY FOR DASH IN

 

 

 

  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Big Planes that Will Fly to Nome via Hazleton

 

 

 

 

 

 

Ffuited S Mates R ile Are
Given an Enthusiastic

Welcome From FPussians

1 Are _ MSCUTCHEONIS

 

 

¢)sworn to return an
|

Wilh Alderman Casey that this
Was not a city matter, She city much praise in the efforts for up-
| of only 200 geet of ft: ; BS
waterfront off Section 2 and could , 22° soliowing. eGlcers were .¢
grants. He was in favor lected:

Clergyman’s warden, W i.

f

aintaining any Claim the city
had for tonneau Burritt.

FAMOUS ACTRESS IN
ROAD THROUGH DARK

 
  
  
   
   
   
    

People’s warden, RK. L. MelIntosh
Secretary-Treasurer, L. M. De

Gex. .

Auditor, W. T. Willett.
Representatives to Synod,

‘A, Healy and W. C. Orchard

Mrs

Clara Kimball Youle in Play Un- Sexton, John Carroll.
der Own Direction at Sidesmen, the male oflicers al-
Westholme. ready mentioned together with
—— Cc. W. Homer, Captain BK, MeGos
ra Kimball Young, the fam- krie, Sheriff John Shirley, J.
5s, has taken the direc- MCMullin, A. E. Bazzett-Jones,

own movie plays and: Alex, Rix, Sidney Bazzett-Jones

i! her offerings, “The Road C, E, Bloomfield, Dr. N. M. Me
ugh the Dark” is to be shown Neill, H. T. Cross, John Conways
stholme Theatre tonight.’ and A. W. Healy.

Austin.
Superintenden!

lhose whe
lal Wife

My Offic Organist, J.

played by the same tal-| Sunday School

sure to go to- H. T. Cross.
latest effort.

© hanaging her-own company

she has been producing bigger and |

Plays and the result in this |

‘member *

ady will be

‘ALLIANCE FORMED
BETWEEN AUSTRIA

see her
Sing

better

 

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Host pleasing,
eRe CHOSLOUAKS
ob AND CZECHO-SLOY AKS
¢ ia . (Special via G. T. P, Telegraphs.)
cet Ora et The best, Prince) BERLIN, Jan. 20,—Dr. Kar!
ho an mMoany, Phone 16. ; |Renner, Austrian Chancellor,

 

istates that an offensive and defen-
TONIGHT ONLY

7 ‘at Prague betwee
WESTHOLMR J tisciSiovania

THEATRE

Austria and

CLARA KIMBALLYOUNG J). necutt 97 4 natopaers
“The Road through the Dark’ “Yncia ats selock ‘Tuesday. Jan

British G anadian Gage! te 120, to elect penmanent
tone Comedy, and to prepare necessary appeals
“is Double Life’’ for the Court of Revision.

» ‘The 18th Chair’

Keys

 

Tomorrow Only

 

‘sive alliance has been cone luded |

 

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B. C. Wadertakers. Phone 41. | taxes paid forthwith.

—- and he had said it was almost im-
to keep the record up to
attend to busi-

| osible
the minute and
ness at the same time.
in this respect was broken quite
frequently.

W. E. Williams, presecuton,
said that the law must be lived up
to and it was not a difficult thing
to do. If other local druggists
broke the law, they would also
find themselves in the _ Police
Court some time.

Magistrate McMullin concurred
with W. E. Williams that the re-
gords must be kept strictly.

SWANSON BAY LOGGER
COMMITTED SUICIDE

Was Found Hanging From a Tree
by a Cord; Insanity is
Claimed by Wit-
nesses.

 

The body of Julius Johnson, a
Norwegian, was brought from
Swanson Bay momeensed afternoon
at the . Undertak-
ers awaiting OO Sat which will
take place tomorrow. From the
inquiry held by Coroner MeMullin
it appears that the deceased
came to his Geath by suicide hav-

and is now

ing hanged himself from the
branch of a tree using a cord, He
was werking in a logging gang

on Swindle Island and failing to
turn up for dinner, search was
made and he was found by a party
hefore he had been dead an hour.
He was said to have been some-
what stupid and insanity is attri-
buted as the cause of his action.
He had no effects and oniy paper
was found on him giving his ad-
dress as Lang, Saskatchewan, tle
| was about 35 years of age.

 

Hon. john Hart, Minister of Finance, and member for
Victoria City, who has just sent out notice that all income
tax returns must be made before the end of the month and

FINED HUNDRED’

The lawe

Phone 75 and 35

We Never Sleep

PRINGE RUPERT AUTO
£707 Second Avenue}
-M. H. LARGE |

 

 

PRICE FIVE CENTS
TE

COMMITTEES
ANNOUNCED
FOR YEAR 1920

{Mayor Makes Brief Address Out-
lining Duties; Urges Im-
mediate Action of Fi-
Rance Committee.

 

 

In opening the first meeting of
the 1920 city council last night,
Mayor McClymont briefly gave a

review of the work that would be

| facing the different committees
during the coming year. For the
Board of Works there would be,
among their problems, the build-
ing of the Morse Creek Bridge,
sewerage improvement and ex-
tension and the question of per-
manent streets.

The Public Utilities would find
facing them the problem of ex-
tending the city’s power plant. It
|is now almost taxed to capacity
and new industries would proba-
bly want to come in that would de-
|sire power.

The Finance Committee would
have to give support to these var-
lious committees and _ expedite
their plans. The mayor suggested
|a conference of the Finance Com-
|tittee with the city bankers im-
| mediately in order to make ar-
|rangement for the carrying on of
work under the by-laws pending
the flotation of the bond issues.
The following are the commit-
tees named for the year, the first
name being that of the committee
chairman:—

Finance Committee—Aldermen
|/Rochester,, and McLennan and
;Mayor McCiymont.

Board of Works and Cemetery

 

—Aldermen Casey, Currie and
Kerr.
Public Utilities Committee-—

| Aldermen Murray. and Perry.

Fishémes——Aidermen Dybhavn

and Casey.

| Exhibition—Aldermen Currie,

(one more alderman to be named.)
Reading Room—Aldermen Kerr

and Rev. T. H. Nuttall, John

Buckley and James MeNuity.
Better iUousing Committee—
Alderman l[tochester, Alderman

McLennan, City Clerk, City Treas-
urer and BBuilding Insnector.

Court of Revision—- (Sitting on
February 8)—Mayor McClymont,
Alderman Rochester, Alderman
McLennan, Alderman Casey, Al-
derman Perry and City Clerk
(secretary).

SOLDIER SETTLEMENT
NEW OFFICE TO OPEN

OTTAWA, Jan. 20,—The Sol-
dier Settlement Board has decided
to open a new office at Vernon,
B.C.,, relieving the strain o nVan-
couver and Victoria.

RK KH EH HS

* LOCAL NEWS ITEMS *
FREER ER HES

D. L. Pitt, of the Premier Mine,
Stewart is in the city having reg-
istered at the Hotel Prince Rupert
last night.

es . °

Ernest Maynard received his
Mons Medal from the War Otlice
this morming. This decoration is
awarded to men who served in
France in the years 19144-1945.
Mr. Maynard was twice wounded
in France having been invalided
to Canada in 1916 and again re-

turning to France.
* . .

Alderman Perry, at last night's
council meeting, signified his
pleasure in especially welcoming
Alderman McLennan to the Coun-
cil Board as a connecting link be-
tween the School Board and the
City Council, Alderman Perry
stated that he did not want to de-
lay operations on the new school
but suggested that the school
board put their plans and tabula-
tions in better shape and also re-
consider the water main problem,
Alderman McLennan felt that the
by-law should be passed by the
‘city solicitor to ensure its legal-
; ity.

 

 

8.0.E, Box Social Dance in St,
Andrews Hall tonight at 9:30
}prompt.

Ask for Atkine’ Sausages. tf