is ORMESUMITED Chemists and I Tiir Daily News Call BBUjgELL'for one of P.O.Box Druggists 1680 our Calendars.Red Cross Phones82 and 200 Phones, 10 and 25 &OL. X. NO. 15. PRINCE RUPERT, B. C, SATURDAY, JANUARY 18, 1019. PKH, PIVK ;nt uenera Strike in United States km DOLLAR FUND TO BE RAISED INN FEIN WILL BE SUPPRESSED IN - BY Jove! f great!' ) mL. . A GENERALSTRIKE TO N'V HOWS AUNT UNCLE LtD ?SAM HoWiTHS'ol' IV,. f , IRELAND BY ROYAL PROCLAMATION ID PROMOTE IB 1 I MI 1 WL.1 r I II I I (Special to The News via O.T. P. Telegraphs.) lECUREA NEWT RIAL FOR M00NEY Dublin-, January 18, The Government, it is reported here, is about to issjie a proclamation tightening the laws against Sinn (Special to The News via O. T. P. Telegraphs.) Feiners. Some months ago a proclamation was issued under the Chicago, January 18.-A general strike of organized labor Crimes Act declaring that Sinn Feiners were dangerous. This lesigned to paralyze every industry in the country, beginning was a necessary preliminary step to suppression of the organization, nlv ' next, was decided upon today by the JVationnl Labor L.on- but no subsequent steps,have been taken. Once the proclamation suppressing the Sinn Fein is issued, it becomes a crime nd Warren Billings if Fcdpral intervention and every other to belong to the organization and the Government can prosecute leans adopted loprocurc the desired relief fail. any member and send him to jail. The convention"authorized the raising of a fund of $1,000,000 carry on a campaign of education to liberate the labor leaders BRITONS LEARN iid to promote the proposed general strike. It is planned to ARMISTICE EXTENDED inance the movement by levying an assessment of fifty cents on ANOTHER MONTH inch member of organized labor in the country. ' LESSON OF WAR Par;?, Jan. 18. The arm- istice between the Allies PRINCESS MARY" WAS PRINCE RUPERT and Germany is extended Sir Eric Geddes Tells What the one month, and will be Nation Can Do When Pulling HERE THIS MORNING further extended from time Together. OFFICERS WILL to time as the exigencies P. R. Steamer Had Large v'4? I i may warrant. The Ger- (Special via 0. T. I. Telegraphs.) Bound .mans still complain of the London, Jan. t8. Sir Eric Geddes. Number of Passengers South from Alaska. SOON ARRIVE harshness of the terms. Minister without Portfolio in the new cabinet, in an address'boforc 1 ' the Associated Chambers of The slacmshlp Princess Mary, Commerce said that the biggest lor llio south at ton o'clock. They, Major Geo. Beckley Hull, Lieut.' THE LONG LOST- COUSINS.- i 'thing' that had been. learned in nornlnir from Skagway, and left R. L. Clothier and Nursing PEASANTS REBEL FROM the war and the grpatost benefit lor the South at ten o'clocy. They Sister L. D. Hull at BOLSHEVIKI RULE that could be gotten from it was report excellent weather up north, Halifax. MARSHAL FOCH SAYS RHINE MUST BE i that the British1 people had discovered' Ketchikan is the only place wnere a.a' nation what they licre Is any snow," evcrywheije (Special by 0. T. P. Telegraphs.) Excessive Taxation and Tyranni .could do if they pulled together. . "W. la. a. isw Isq is very mild. Halifax, Jan. 18. The Olympic' cal Dictatorship Sends Villagers They had improved machinery, There were about seventy pas arrived yesterday with 5,500 BOUNDARY OF GERMANY AND FRANCE on Warpath. also electric power, that great sers 4U.I .M&i& ftaJ iODjifrpnJ4nsland. Among the, !modernizerJ(Of industries .They ouiu, among mem iroin rnucu (Special via 0, T. P. Telegrapbs.) jhad learned much about the German upcrt vwas Lieut. O. G. Emerson Hull (on duty), Lieut. 11. L. Clothier, and Gcx (Special to The News via 0. T.P. Telegraphs.). Stockholm, Jan. 17 A violent "Key" industries well known pioneer in this town Nursing Sister L..D. Hull, all peasant uprising has broken out 'man controlled British .industry Trevis, Jan. 18.- It i tle con-1 Focli pointed out iho diHlculty flm (ic here from overseas a of PrinceNltupeiit. in tho interior of Russia against by the war. As an instance Sir vicllnn of Marshal FocJi that llio ;that has been overcome jiid s;ml ho t time ago. Ho was up hei.c barrierllhat the imposition of the excessive rVin mpnf innnrl snftltflr nnrl tung- llhine must be made tho peace must bo -snmwcnsu- In business. Major George and Mrs. Hull 'ulcn. controlled by taxes of tho Bolsheviki Govern which, though helween Germany and France. He rale with the price of victory, Capt. Hell of the Royal North left hero about two years ago, the expressed this clearly when he to-.Germany now was beaten, ho ment, and against the committee fcerinany came almost entirely rest Mounted Police ts also-one former going with a forestry bat- while ceived the American newspaper added, but with her resources, forj fighting poverty, whjch exer-ises from the Brilisll Empire, 5f the passengers from While talion to get out timber in Eng- correspondents Inst evening. The (especially in men, recuperation in a tyrannical dictatorship in the whole monopoly of magneto lorse sailing south. Ue reports land' for war purposes and the the villages. The peasants in the 'manufacture, indespensable to Marshal is herjo in connection a comparatively short time was l!ic (i ?sl weather ho has seen for other to volunteer as a nursing Tula government have merciless- moderri development in steel win a meeting concerning the quite possible. It yas now the long time north. jsster. all members of such Geranan firms. up y killed nlants. was held.by rxten.-:on of the Gernitiii annis- duty of the Allies to prevent Major Hull was Dominion dis- of lines of tice. further aggression. committees in that neighborhood. Tho manufacture many MAYOR ELECTED trict engineer hero before leaving. machinery in Great Britain was Auditor and Accountant, held back by the dumping of Nelson, Jrfn. 18. J. A. Mc- Nursing Sister Hull who is a BIG GUN WAS STRIKE THREATENED J. F. tfaguire, Smith Block, ninces of apparatus, such as ionald has been elected mayor sister of C. H. Orme, the druggist, crank castings, on the Tyr.o and finder the Proportional ncpresen-iation has had n varied experience both TO AVENGE DEATH P!ydo r.t prices Jower than the system. in Kugland and France. She has NEARLY READY cost of the raw materal. been nut-sing in a casualty clearing OF DR. UEBKNECHT Uady3mltli Wellington Coal re station close to the lines and SENTENCED TO HANG duces your fuel bill and gives naturally she will have much to FOR GERMANS (Special via G. T. P. Telegraphs.) atlsfactlon. Phone 1B. .P. R. tell when she arrives. She met London, Jan. 18. There are npirinn. Sask.. Jan. 18. Mrs. Koal Co. Flight I'.ieut. Ritchie behind the apprehensions in Jierlin of a gen- G. Shulman, found guilty of the f lines when ho was brought down oral strike and uprising to avenge FOR QUALITY 'murder of her husband at York-i by four German planes not long British Production to Bombard the deaths of Dr. Karl Liebknecbt SERVICE AND SATISFACTION tnn, was yesterday sentenced to boforc the close of the war. Rhine to Have Even Greater" and Rosa Luxemberg, Spartacan Tood Board Licence No. 10-7310. hang on April 22. Power than "Big Botha. MAX HEILBRONER Lieut. H. L. Clothier was in leaders, according to a Copen- cliargo of the Indian Mines at ... iiii r hagen despatch to the Kxchange Reliable Jeweler Sulmon river before leaving. Ho Company. is a brother of George Clothier; London,i Jan. 18. ii The i i big: It is doubtful if the elections Baptist Sunday School the provincial district mining en- e" Vuaiu' vu" vl tu the National Assembly can be Quality and Value for Your in 'ot ha," was among the secret Funday, January 19th, 2 ' ginecr. He loft as a private held on Sunday because of the p.m. Money. r mi ; with Uio productions of the Sheflleld Can- IrnmunHmie nYfillnmoiil fiovprnl DR. KOYT, Qraouat Optician i 02nd Battalion,. was promoted jnon Works, it became known lo- .mQtQ Spartacan leaders ,,ave Address by Pastor, "Armenia's S.O.S."-1 rt i i i:.. !-. n uuv. 1.111a huu. wiiiuii huji t.w imiu on llie neiu una wan iu mw ' oeen arrested but the former chief Corn. 3rd Avt. and 6th 6trt. captaincy when tho armistice was I been used to bombard the Rhino of police Eichporn is still at largo. Open meetinc:. Everybody welcome. signed. was about 83 feet long, and its Collection for Armenian and Syrian Relief Fund. I weight, when mounted.Js given as 124 tons. GT. BRITAIN WILL SHARE It was stated officially today HER FOOD WITH EUROPE that tho monster cannon would i carry to a distanco of 50 miles, WESTHOLME THEATRE but men working on it were of (Special via -Q. T. P. Telegraphs.) Empress : Theatre the opinion that it probably would London, Jan. 17. George II. ho destructive at 90 miles.' Roberts, the new British food controller, TO-NIGHT ONLY TONIGHT ONLY slates that the continuance BLOCKADE-CONTINUES of food control in England The Celebrated Stage Star is to be "governed by the needs TOM MOORE London, Jan. 18. Tho Admir- or Europe as a whole; just as Frank Keetian alty has no immediate intention during the war. Great Britain, of relaxing its str.ict blockade of Course, takes her share with in aganst Germany, tho United States, Franco and IN ; Italy in tho necessary financial n arrangements. My duties are TOT IlftM TUhWV Jui "DEMERS" thus not limited to this country, a a u m m n .m w b n ..w h . 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