s C R Chemists J..O.BOX Druggists 1680 end he Daily news E.C.D.GEO.J.FRIZZELL Now BUTTER 50 c. P!ione5,82and200 Phones 10 and 25 PRINCE RUPERT, B, C, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 17 VIIIj-... v (). 44. 21, 1919. PRICE FIVE CENTS IIIVIimiE IIV r l HntflUiJLt vim nuitil.ii FASTENED DOOR MANY OPPOSE xnf niTPT'nF PIIRIIf HEALTH ......ARE REPUBLIC FOR v - w ly vui Evldonce In Adjourned Opium SOUTH AFRICA mnmcnc IN QPPPrH PRPtM THRflNF I!!!! Case To Indicates Prevent Methcda Detection.Used First of Series of Meetings of Chun Fook and Joe Whv chare Protest Held Last Night (Special to The lVewi Tia 0. T. P. Telegraph. ed with having opium in their At Cape Town. Ollawa, February 21. Parliament opened yesterday after-in possession and Chin Took, Ah the shadow of the geal loss." Over the building the Loo, Mali Laia, Lee Suey and Lem (Special via O. T.1. Telnrraohs.) n flying at half mast, the corridors and galleries of the charged with being frequenters Cape Town, Feb. 21. Opposi as i .iHi pwiifi. nnd nn Sir Wilfrid's desk there of an opium' resort, were again tion to the republican movement lioiiee were ' brought befoije Magistrate Carss F mi., Wliilp ivniisspil il. "llii? flnrnl tokens of is gathering in strength and citizens lom as sir jiioi""" " tins morning in the police court of Cape Town last night held rilcction.' . . ' and after hearing the evidence the first of a series of meetings ..L. nn nl n. n 4 ti n nnnn i ti(T ftupamkliv virile 'or the prosecution the I The USUal SOCim uimrotici ui me uviiiii0 v.v.i.w.., ttuc case was of protest, Throughout the country .adjourned further. LcKing. No invitations noa oecn issuea. resolutions are being adopted r .. 41.r QnVintA It o r-i Knu In tin a f ilia...v. (fji Pti rkr , i Evidence was given by Con emphatically condemning the agitation m me The gathering stables Dun", Bailey and JIcGlin for. disruption of the Union leutral's speech from the throne was confined practically loj ichey who told of having' visited of South Africa and severance tiio premises of Lamb, the Chinese of its connection with Great "to"the Commons DrHeland took his seat for the first time' j abor contractor on Second Ave., Britain. four years' imprisonment in Germany. Speeches from the !during the earlier part of tbo Minister of Railways Burton, rier ,wcek. On their attempt to gain reconstruction measures njainly along expected' who was the principal speaker, irone promised Ml ' I I'll Ml .j.Jtv fXili'.'.i admission they found both the for soldiers' settlement on the ! described the Nationalist mission will be provision inner There outer and doors fastened. I1C to . :mUnDltnn nn1 form cplllpmpnl fnr England as a foolish, childish i: ...... , nrn-I ind, for promoting nuuii6iu r- On the outer door being forced, and mad enterprise. lotion of vocational education and better housing conditions. the Chinamen attempted to hold Sir N. F. Desaal, administrator The promise of a Franchise Bill, with provisions to give to the inside door shut, but were un of Cape Province, emphasized the able to maintain the right to sit in Parliament, awakened more than usual themselves fact that loyal duties were -in de omen against the superior weight of bill to create of termined accord with the British iterest There is also to be a a Department the police officers. element in maintaining the union. i.blic Health. - ALREADY LOOKING FOR A HOLE IN TIIE NEW FENCE. On gaining entrance the constables found the seven Chinamen Z under the influence of the dnug. FIRST ALIENS LEFT teALLIED MINING INSTRUCTION LLOYD GEORGE Will ' Two pipes, still hot, were seized VERNON CAMP TODAY PREMIER CLEMENCEAU along with the necessary outfit WOUNDED IN LUNQ BY CORRESPONDENCE ATTEND CONFERENCE for smoking, consisting of lamps, ARMY PROPOSED WITH etc. A quantity of opium was (Special by O. T. P. Telegraphs.) LABOR LEADERS Paris, Feb. 21. The C. Government Preparing to also found on the persons of Chun Vernon,- Feb. 21. The first last bulletin issued by attending Establish Course for Benefit Fook and Joe Why. contingent of interned aliens to tench Paper Says will Keep physicians says of Those Unable to (Special via O. r. . Telegraph.) After cross examination of the be deported from Vernon camp Field Until Financial Set M. Clemenceau's condition Attend Classes. London, February 21. Premier Constables.by W. O. Fulton, counsel eft today. There were 100 pris tlement Is Made. continues satisfactory..Radio Lloyd George has postponed his for the defence, and W. E. oners, principally Germans and examination of Premier Arrangements have been made visit to Paris owing to pressure Williams for the prosecution, the Austrians of the laboring class, B'aris, itb, 21. Ij imransi- Clemenceau's wound bv Hon. Wm. Sloan. Minister of of business here, especially in 'case was further adjourned u--' who went out this afternoon under bnt announced that it hears an ' showed that the bullet had Mines, and Hon. Dr. MacLean, connection with the labor unrest. til tomorrow on account of the charge of an officer and guard cr-Allied army soon willbe lodged on lop of the Prem- Minister of Education, for the es- ,Ie desires to attend the labor,con-'accused's ignorance of English of twenty men. ltablishment of of in- 'ejence which the Government and to permit an interpreter. kmed to keep the f eld.untilLT "f"'.jri't a system tjnany manes .a comjweio nn- Vihe-lungirfaTl:TWi'fi.crdch slnucTibn by means of 'cofres-8 caUed for February 2t, hence being secured; POULTRY COUNCIL4-' tial settlement. The army ac by it. nnn.ipni-A which will irivn nill't is unlikely he will start for unlil the 28lh (Special via O. T,P. Telegraphs.) ;paris MUST RETURN ALL rding to the newspaper would miners who are Dritish subjects llode f 0.000 French, 450,000 : and resident in British Columbia INDUSTRIAL MATERIAL Ottawa: Feb. 21. The Na perse s 350.1300 British and an opportunity to qualify for SEUd FEW imVSAUd tional Poultry Council inaugur MOO Belgians". MINERS AT CALGARY positions of Jrust and responsibility (Special via O. T. P. Telegraphs.) ated here today, If. E. Waley was in connection with iheir - ALIENS TO EUROPE Basel, Feb. 21. The German appointed one of the provision- ' TROUBLE IN BERLIN. MAKE SOME DEMANDS chosen vocation. National Assembly has decided al members of the council to act material taken similar to the National Livestock In making this announcement (Speclal Tta Government Telegraphs) hat industrial (Sptctal via 0,1. P. lelfrpli.1 Charge that Government Prom ir is pointed out that for some Toronto, Feb. 21. If the aliens rom France and Belgium must be Council. Jieiin Feb. 51. Sailors and to Provide Market for (years the Department of Educa- now in Canada will ne admitted eturned. " Ispd eminent troops clashed in Coal and Failed. tion has been conducting night to their home countries and if In !i whet) fjxty sailors armed schools for the benefit of men enl shipping facilities can be placed FRANCE CLAIMS FOR MAX HEILBRONER ( l'i hand trrenndps nLl.irkf(1 n i Special via O. T. P. Telegraphs.) gaged in the mining industry withiat their disposal it is the'inten-a HALF MILLION HOUSES Nil? in which the IJavarian Alta., Feb. 21. District view to providing that instruc-jtjon 0f the Minister of Labor to Reliable Veweler Calgary, X Special by O. T. P. lelegrapns.) uncil was sitting. The sailors convention 'tion which is necessary for llior- arrange transportation for a few at Clocks 18 miner? a Diamonds, Watches, Feb. 21. France's paled after two of them were 'ough preparation. , for.. the examin- thousand aliens in southern On- Paris, war, uti c ufuiauucu uihk mhwuuiuw it r . ... indemnity bill will include claim Cut Glass, Silverware, Ivory unded. the Canadian;"1 "s " "'P tario wno are waiting ana are Government provide coal andi"1" or thoae aspiring to im- anxious to obtain transportation for 450,000 houses destroyed by Umbrella, Community Plate, Canadian market for Germans not including factor Etc. nrfl9;lurLuul wiiaibeo 111 tuuutiuuu i,ome. froA they also demanded s " " with tho opefation of mines. ies. Eastern Star and free speech. They alleged Corner 3rd A. and 6th 8tret. that their members in Southern WOULD DESTROY ALL The conditions of the shift Drink Thorpe's Ginger Wine. Alberta were hounded and persecuted Agent J. F. Magulre, Phone 566. system under which miners work rpRMAN WARSHIPS All members of the by the police. heretofore has mitigated against! Order In to coal they charg of u,e Eastern respect Star, Ihnf. nrnnnnnr.fid snpposs which is are "quesiej to attend ed tnai me government nau prum-i B0 much desired by -both the Mines f TV ! T 1 eu- a. T Wt" .uaio TV Special Meeting the cd to provide sufficient market! , .1 , , -j cab es that the Brit sh view is "DEMERS" funeral or our late and had failed to do so and had lo lhis difllculty believed to favor the destruction BOARD OF TRADE i'ter Mrs. o. H. Arnold, tho armistice was , overcomo The new suits have arrived. immediately ' lhe s,,iPa S"pa al lo briae the opportunities of ?B?n n0;v,.at IN COUNCIL CHAMBER ; the family residence, signed encouraged the importa-, reach grealef Flow, but lhe proposal that they We 'are delighted a & "2 Fourth AvonueWcsl, tion of American coal which was Qf men the dccMon ha3 bo divided pro x.ala among the with theni, and know you FRIDAY AFTERNOON. 5 O'CLOCK J on Saturday at 2 p. m. shipped right into tho mine fields , ppi,pH in mnrtnet the belligerent powers also has its will be. They are beautifully Speakers of District 18. 'classes and disseminate the re- advocates. tailored of beautiful V. E. Duperosv, General It was further charged tha the red knowIodge lhrough the materials, but our descriptive Passenger Agent, G. T. P. jCLAIlA V. SUTHERLAND, C P n. rates on Alberta coal to . m of correspondencc. u 8 .BAIT STAT ON AT powers are not good A. E. Rosevear, General Pasi- Winn Ipe. ;re 125 per can t. of 8UUough nniln enough for these suits. senger Agent, G,T. P. ;considered as probable, . .t nf attpc. Secretary. tho cost of coal placed on cars. Ino definite staleinqnt has been E. A. Wakefield, .American COME AND SEE Consul. I. O. D. E. dance March 3. tf'authorized as yet, that the cor-J Irespondence will be augmented' C. P. fliel who loft for Vancou- by personal visits on the part of Vor last night has been success-instructors to the various sections ; in establishing a bait station 'of the province for tho purpose of on Queen Charlotto Islands at WESITOLME THEATRE 'giving at intervals sucn guiaanco QUeen Charlotte City. He says Empress : Theatre 'and assistance to students as,'that within a few days ho expects TONIGHT AND SATURDAY periinps may not reaouy ne ou- t0 have fresh halt for tho nali- TO-NIGHT jained through tho mail. but men. The herring are to be .kept alivo in wire net enclosures w PHFAP RAH WAY and bailed out as required. Greater Vitagraph Blue Ribbon Feature presents m. S. Hart lULittl lIL.!fni r t PnrVnr whn is wpII known FARES FOR SOLDIERS jamonsr the flsheumen, is in charge EARLE WILLIAMS 1M or tno operations on ino isianas and he can bo reached by wire Spcclal rla O, T. P. Telegraphs.) IN i Yates Ottawa,have Feb.been made 21. by Arrangements the information from.The here.Queen Charlotte Island 1I and service branch of herring are oaid to be unusually "IN THE BALANCE" 106 W'otoplay that tho Department of Soldiers' Civil good bait because of their largo will size and bright color. by which men -ifrn wan, Woman and Child. securing Re-establishment employpient who have From the famous novel, "The Hillman," by E. Philips MACK RPiJ!!Jt-nol,ier blB scream to go to sonio other place than Oppenheim, 5 Parts "Th COMEDY REVELATION where they live In order to start BILLY WEST, Charlie Chaplin's Double, Secrets of will get cheap railway faro woric, ALSO A a Beauty Parlor" to apy part of tho country. in "The Slave," 2 parts, a great comedy SPLENDID GAZETTE UNIVERSAL GAZETTE HOW STARTS Ladysmlth Wellington Coal reduces 7,1b FOR admission 16o and 26o. QUALITY SdppIoI fuel bill and gives ""nee Saturday at 3 o'clock. atlsfaotion.your Phone 15. .P. R. SERVICE AND SATISFACTION Admission, 15c and 25c Show starts 7.15 sharp Coal Co. rood Board Licence No. 10-7340. i