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(Special to The News
July The Hk
Anglo-French treaty
Brvce
treaty

London 25.

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to a law

administer
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control,

Curzon expressed

that the Kaiser
way comparable
or Napoleon. He
think that a man who

susly fled from his coun
id be turned into a martyr

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BASEBALL STAR
HITTER GASHES
HIS OWN KNEE

Clementson When . Swinging Axe
Cuts Himself and Will Not
Play Tomorrow.

   

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the

lementson
batter of
ball team,
self while out
his home. In
his head it
struck the
cap, the

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gw the
its ma
ight «

na&ing

ver
and
the

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knee
the bone,
Medical aid was
and the last report
well. It
before
to be

gas
D

Ss Gomme
at

and

very

lays

least
p able
the injury and pain
is great sorrow
ball camp today as it
irely impossible for
Wallace's
tomorrow
are still
ean put
southern

there

against
arrives
local boys
that they
as their

t
ball
grounds
good showing.
their cemtre
steady hitter,
falls when
bat.

home are
ike a

iss

sure

ind thei

who

down he

to

GASOLINE EXPLOSION
N. J., July Fight
ontaining 80,000 gals.
the property of the

exploded near here
persons were seriously

Da °

5.

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‘. J. Rooney, superintendent
aphs; 8, Robertson, elee
Fineer, and G, Nieholson,

reman of the Grand
Pacifle telegraphs, arrived

last evening by
Edmonton,

motor

Carhartt's overalls and gloves.

Rent, J. F, Maguire, Smith Block.
Ae ces

EMPSES

New Show 7 onight

S

Vity ae ‘+h Blue Ribbon Feature

eda Nova aud J Frank Glendon
whe Cha

     
     
    
  
   

te nging Woman’
nating Story by O, Henry
and

Billy West

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NOT BRING EX-KAISER TO
TRIAL SAYS BUCKMASTER

BRAVE REASONS WHY GOVERNMENT SHOULD NOT PURSUE
PROJECT—PEACE TREATY PASSES AFTER
ILLUMINATING DISCUSSION IN
HOUSE OF LORDS

 

via G.T.P. Telegrapns
Lords

yesterday.

use of passed the

ected there would have been

the

widing for the trial of forme

re were the

fier

grave why

project

reasons

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HON. W. J. SLOAN
VISITS MINES
NEAR STEWART

Transportation Must be Solved in
That District Says Minister
On His Return.

When Hon, W. J. Sloan repre
sented this constituency in the
Dominion Parliament he told the
members at Ottawa that Prine:

Rupert was destined to become

great city and the largest fishing |
port in Canada. He was here
agai yesterday as Minister of
Mines in the Provincial Gove
ment and he is still aS optimi

is ever He has just \
Stewart and he is now up the

with A. M. Manson, M. P. P., mak
ing some calls at the mining

eentres in the Omineca district
Speaking of his visit to Stewart}

Mr, Sloan said that good progress

was being made on the Provincial
Government woad connecting
Stewart with Hyder. It would be
finished in about five or Six Weeks
nd should be a great convenienc:
to those living or operating in the
district.
Visited Properties.

Mr. Sloan went up the Salmor
rivet and visited the principa
properties The Government is
spending some money in opening
up that distriet and he is anxious
to see that the money was being
well spent. He visited the Min-
eral Hill, Joker, Big Missouri,
Pieuribus and Unum.and the Pre
mier At the last mentioned he
found extensive showings at the
500 foot level and at the 200 foot
level they were also in ore. The
Premier would undoubtedly be a

big shipper.

At the Big Missouri there were
good surface showings and the
Joker looked well There was a
good deal of snow in the country

short season was a handi
difficulties of transpor-
to be
sleigh

and the
cap rhe
tation would have
Already there
to the Premier
proceeding to
road.

On Cascade

overcone
mad
and work wa

it

Was a rm
mine

convert into a

wagon
Creek they hoped to
road before winter

and sup

a sleigh
in order that machine
plies might be taken

Prospects Bright.
Mr. Sloan said that
from all over British
showed that the

have
ry

ih

reports
Columbia

prospects were

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PRINCE RUPERT, B.C..

BiG LINERS TO
CROSS OCEAN

United States Shipping Board to
Build Vessels 1,000 feet Long,
Speed 30 Knots.

 

| (Special via G. T. P. Telegraphs

| Washington, July 25.—The
iI nited States \Shipping’ Board
jproposes building two gigantic

lliners which will be
the Atlantic
will be 1,000
have a

able

days.

to cross
Phey
will

four
feet
of
event of war
commer

in
long
thirty

and

speed Knots

imur and in will be

ised as ce

destroyers.

STRIKERS MAY BE
VICTIMS ON LINE

ortuguese Minister of War Takes
Novel Method of Protecting

Trains.
Lisbon, July 25.—A ear filled
with strikers will be placed at the

head of all railway
ling over

trains travel-
Portuguese railroads to

guarantee safe passage This
jaction was taken by the Minister
lof War after a section of the
track was torn up by strikers in
an attempt to wreck a trair
RAINS IN STATES
Spokane, July 25 Heavy rains
have relieved the forest fire sits
ation in Montana and Idaho

FRIDAY,

IN FOUR DAYS

JULY

FIGHTING IN
EGYPT CAUSES

25, 1919

Native Casualties Number 2,
and 1,000 Sentenced to Im-
prisonment for Taking

Part.
(Special via G.T.P. Telegrap*
London, July 25 Fight hun
dred natives were killed and 1,600] Sundays
wounded during recent disturb-|direet. Even if an admission
ances in Egypt, according to dis
patch from General Allenby | Rupert
The deaths sentence was imposed | is al
om 39 natives, detention for life. }grounds a
26, and upwards of one thousand|® Coneession from the City cou cil.
were sentenced to imprisonment
lgame is open to everyone that
MINERS WILL SETTLE [would not be considered as
| charge for admissian to a gaine
BUT ON OWN TERMS either direct or indirect. These
iwere some of the solutions to

Lioyd George and Executive of
Coal Miners Met and Dis-

mission yesterday afternoon,
sussed Cheation. 1K. W illiams, acting city solicitor,
(Special via G.T.P. Vel-graphs.) was present in an advisory ca-
London, July 25.—The oxeeu- pacity.
tive of the Miners ete oe Not Consent.
Premier Lloyd George and other rhe matter Was brought up by
members of the Government yes.#CO™Mmissioner Macdonald who
terday morning in an affark , spoke in favor of allowing the
settle the dispute in the Yorkshire ball game on Sunday next. He
coal fields personally would not consent to
A representative of the mine the prosecution of those who
said: “Of course we are ready for Played. He was, opposed making |
a seltlement but not on the Gev. | Sunday an open day, but
ernment’s own terms Was no more harm in a game ofjider

: | LIBERALS CAPTURE PRINCE

EDWARD ISLAND BY LARGE

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Enid Bennett in ‘When do we e Eat’

Funniest Pictur

Presenting Two Big Features

and our sp'endid cone anadion orchestra

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Two Showe, 7 and 9.15
Saturday-

Two Big Christie Comedies “All Dressed Up” and “Her Slumbering Hero”

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than present

coking

ney brighte al
He visited the
Anvyox, the coal for which came
from the Cassidy mine on Van-
couver Island and he was pleased
to see that it was a good coke

Mr, Sloan expects to return here
on Sunday ening and go south
on the Prince Rupert,

JESS WILLARD BUYS
BIG FARM IN KANSAS

Telegraphs

plant at

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«(Special via 6. T.P

July 25

heavywe!

lopeko, Kansas,
Willard, the former

champion boxet

has purchased @
hundred acre farm near
Lawrence for which he paid 8100

000 cash, which was his share of

the profits from the reeent big

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‘SUNDAY BASEBALL IS LEGAL
IF NO ADMISSION CHARGE,
SAYS THE CITY SOLICITOR

MATTER DISCUSSED AT LENGTH BY POLICE COMMISSION
YESTERDAY—-MAYOR WILL TRY TO STOP
GAME IF PERMISSION GIVEN BY
ATTORNEY-GENERAL

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knotty questions that came up at
meeting of the police com
a

baseball than in going to the Salt
Lakes or in shooting or fishing.
He thought it would be discrim-
ination to prevent the game.
Commissioner Hill expressed
the opinion that the park was
‘public and anyone could go there.
He took a similar view to Com-

missioner Macdonald. He favored
allowing anyone to play on Sun

. day at any time but there must be
no charge for admission.
CONSERVATIVE LANDSLIDE IN ISLAND PROVINCE IN WHICH Mr. Williams in answer to’ a
ONLY FOUR OF PARTY ARE SAVED FROM ' question said that the Supreme
POLITICAL EXTINCTION Court of Alberta had decided that
rey manent jtaking a collection on the groun
(Special to The News via G.T.P. Telegraphs. was not a charge for admission
Charlottetown, P. I July 25.—Complete election returns‘either direct or indirect. The
from Prince Edward Island show that 26 Liberals and four Gon- British Columbia courts might,
, however, take a different view.
servatives are returned This is a complete turnover and is
j Ninety per cent in Favor.
thought to indicate the way the country will go when it gets ar
: re ' At th fast elect t} C ind bel Mr. Macdonald said that he had
opportunity, ie ist election the Conservatives won out by Ptried to get the opinion of the
a majority of eleven, headed by Mr. Matheson, now Chief Justic ©} people on Sunday baseball and he
Matheson. |found about ninety per cent favor-
Among those elected was Premier Arnsenault and Bell, the|ed it. In fact he had met only one
leader of the opposition who now will become theepremiei person who was against it, rhe
lv t } f th utive athered the } Isic people here wanted something to
— Pee eee . : Ree | ne eeeene oe: arene do. The team were all local boys.
in addition to the Premier. These were McNeill, commissioner In the west they should take »
of Public Works, and Kennedy, without portfolio. K. N. Stewart |proad view of the question. It was
is the fourth Conservative elected. lalso illegal tp hire a boat or to
sell anything. He would oppose
a any step to stop the game.
WESTHOLME THEATRE | 000000 v9)te.5
‘coming to him and asking for his

views .on Sunday games, saying
that unless they could play on
/Sunday they could not finance the
igames. He told Mr. Self he was

Sunday spert he con-
sidered was not a British institu
He advised him to wire the
iteams not to come,

Open Defiance.

Ben Self, knowing my views
and my having been elected by the

people as their representative,
went to work and pulled off the
game,’ said the Mayor. “I told
him he need not come to me any
lmore. He had ignored me and |
idid not want any dealings with
him.”

“Have you not been hunting ou
Sunday?” inquired Commissioner
Macdonald.

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(Special to The News via G.T.P. Telegraphs.)
It is perfectly legal to play baseball or any other game on
as long as there is no charge for admission direct or in-

fee is charged there can be no
| prosecutions without the consent of the Attopney-General. Prince

people have a perfect right to play games on the Athletic
any time but no charge can be made without securing

If patrons of the game like

‘lo put up so much each in order to bring players here and the

 

BLOCKADE IS
KEPT AGAINST
BOLSHEVIK

Warships Prevent Raids on Baltic
States and to Interfere With
Food Distribution.

(Special via 6. T.)'. Tetegraphs.)
London, July 25.—In the House
of Commons the Right Hon. Wal

ter Hume Long, First Lord of the

 

Admiralty, stated that the British

there\ warships kept the blockade in,or-

to prevent unprovoked Bol-
sheviki raids on the Baltic states
and Fintand and interference with
the feeding of the population and
the spread of Bolsheviki mili
tarism.

Mr. Long said that the British
naval foree had been operating in
the Caspian Sea since August,
1918, against many Bolsheviki
armed merchantmen destroyers
and submarines.

GOVERNMENT TO
PROTECT PEOPLE

(Special via G.T. P. Telegraphs.)

London, July 25.—The whole
force of the British Government
will be exerted to protect the
people from pndue pressure, An-
drew Bonar Law told the House
of Commons when asked what
was being done regarding the con
fusion and disorder resulting
from the dock workers and min-
ers strike.

MEN quit “worK

(Special via G. T, P. Telegraphs.)

Moosejaw, July 25.——The street
railwaymen’s union quit work
yesterday morning. The Mer-
chants’ Association had been pay-
ing them a bonus in addition to
their wages but this has been

hence the strike.

st« pped,

Safe for sale very cheap, H.G.
Helgerson, Ltd. 73

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

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Prince Rupert
Boardof Trade

MEMBERS NOTE

Board of Trade

Satur-
Meet
them

 

Vancouver
visitors will arrive on
day's G. T. P. boat.
steamer to welcome

Don't Forget Launch Trip,

 

 

 

 

7 No you never saw me out on
Sunday.” Leaving G. T. P. slip at 2:30.
|; “Didn't | see you carrying a
ideer home on Sunday?” sooebeeeeeeeeeees
. No, not on Sunday.”
of City Lots I Advi. {Real Rupert Fish Dinner at Fis lier |
|- Mr. Macdonald said that Ben’?
Self was undoubtedly ill advised Board of Trade “Dinner —
in the way he had acted. Ben had Vancouver Board of Trade
: put up a lot of money for sport, visitors, Central Hotel.
however, and he had gone in thi ul 26
a
ugust 6th, at 7 p.m hole over baseball . Sound Oe
? ’ » ; i At 8 p.m, Good welcome
g Che mayor intimated that if he
wanted. Members and friends
received the sanction of the at.
invited.
. torney general there would be no| miabis:' Shad ba be
: i ame on Sunday, but if that was ickels at the door
Watch for List to be published later me topthonmind ty. eetlen could! or from the Commissioner.