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ATTLE LABOR MEN}
OPPOSE SENDING
ARMS TO SIBERIA

ngshoremen’s Union refuses to allow

longshoremen to load munitions for
shipment to anti-Bolsheviks of

. Siberia

 

 

(Special to The News via G.T.P. Telegraphs.)
Sepl. 19.——Business agents of the longshore-
, backed by the approval of the Central Labor Council
iow the longshoremen to load a shipment of arms and

local

Seattle,

ns u
to Siberia.

ents held that the handling of such material was in
labor's pact embraced in the Peace Treaty.

      
   
 
   

Labor

rhe general view Of labor in the west has been against the

roops or munitions to Siberia.

EXHIBITION CLOSES
THIS AFTERNOON TO
ALLOW EVENING FUN

The Exhibition closes this af
ternoon at 4 and the hall will then
be cleared the basketball
match which takes place at 8 to
be followed by the big masquer-

RNITE KING
RICH STRIKE

Week at Usk and Gre
Exhibited Here.

for

ne of the most ‘Interesting}ade carnival dance. ‘Luis will
ples 0 e shown at the Ex-lelose the fair except for thos:
tion is from a new striké} sports that are to be pulled off
nly last week. This i8 iNitomorrow. Owing to weather
Usk tion and is from the} conditions it was necessary to
Kink” property OWR@d]} ynostpone the children’s sports
jaxendale and Peters. They} yntil Saturday.
been working on their prop .
ping for the last two
y a few days ago INTOXICANTS BRING
«a six-foot lead of solid

ite which carries 6C per cent
This property five
sand feet high on the Bornite

PEOPLE BEFORE COURT

In the police court this morn-

lies

 

vain just above the “widj ne before Magistrate McMordie,
ry up. Fred Kitson was tined $10 for be-
mot ich sample of gray|ing drunk. He also had to pay

 

he costs of his transportation to
the station while in his helpless
condition,

yer also from tue Usk diptrict
¢ to town a few days ago from
Peerless’ group which liee |
miles up Gola} Mrs. Lydia Parker, an Indian
k. This showing consists of} vomman, was fined $10 for peing
per cent copper Wim j druok, the man who did .
res of silver to the ton. supplying, George Ness, was fined
coming a very busy | $50.
p these days between mining} E.
bering and eighteen cars | charge
week are being shipped out.
he Kitselas Mountain Copper) paid.
have concentrator on Tony Yoshida also appeared
ground now and most of the| charged with doing bedily harm
hinery is installed on tne} a fellow countryman. This is
property. nvery- the man who was implicated in
lg points to Usk taking an im.|the stabbing alfray of tWo even-
tant place among the mining|ings ago. The victim is in the
of the provinee. hospital as the result of a Knife
annette wound in the back. The parties

PED BOAT ser manly of sant
RACE AT 5) RETAILERS ASK FOR

hall HEARING ON PRICES

ther Permitting, the Hydro-
lanes and Other Varieties of (Special via 6. T. P.
Space Eaters Will Toronto, Sept. 18.
Be Out. EK. M. Trowern, of the Retail
_ Merchants’ Association, has wired
the attorney-general of Ontario

ghteen

Kmad appeared on the
of not having’ a trade
A fine of $25 had to be

icense.

their

   
      
    
  
   
    
 

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Telegraphs.)

T the Weather

    

Will allow the

       
    

    
  

ed boat race is to be held this|demanding that the retailers be
ee at 5. A number of|afforded an opportunity to be
* are ready and it is expected|heard before prosecutions are

re Will be

Last night
boat

started under the Board of Com-
merce order relating to sugar.

NEW BANK OPENS AT
TOWN OF STEWART

Stewart now has a bank, The
Bank of Montreal has opened
branch in that town under the
management of F.. W. Harvey.
Che staf¥Y went in on Wednesday
and opened for business yester-

an exciting time,
George Frizzell had
out for a trial spin and
“ seule _ have made great
an " the wind. tLloweve!
a : ot 18 the thing. The
wd Oat is one that is keep-
em all guessing and there

e Others in th
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E siniananiial
ae Coal. The best. Prince
Sal Company, Phone 15.

progress of a town, and the Bank
of Montreal is showing itself alive
to the possibilities of this part o!
the country. ;

 

   
       
         
           
      

  

 

 

speaker at the opening of the ba
Pair here,

 

Sete nrnrnrnonrncns!

Apply cee ees Ee
JR, Mor Rev. Geo, H, Raley and party
GAN LTD. were pessengers for the south on
At the Prince George last evening
Shipbuiiding Plant Rev. Mr. Raley was the chief

PRINCE RUPERT, B, OU

MASKED MEN

 

Gagged Mail Clerk and Carried off
Large Sum of Money.

(Special via G.T.P. Telegraphs.)
Quebec, Sept. 18.—Five masked
nen bound and gagged the mail
clerks on the Ocean Limited train
on the Canadian Natiorial Railway
ear Harlaka early this morning.
they robbed the mail car of 875,-
v in paper and silver which was
bem shipped from Montreal to

Halifax for the soldiers’ pay.

ATTENDANCE AT
FAIR WAS GOOD

In Spite of Inclement Weather
People Turned Out in Large
Numbers.

Yesterday there were 700 paic
admissions to the sports and 9
to the exhibition building. This
is nothing like as many as there
would have been if the weather
had been good, but it is a wondér
fully good record considering the
condition. In addition to. tne
above there are the ticket holders
arecord ofewhich not
pear.

Taken on the whole people have
patronized the fair well. The
takings have been nearly as good
as last year, and this under the
extremely unfavorable conditions.
Possibly the one
feature that has been of more
interest to the fair than anything
else has been the mining exhini.,
It is a splendid showing and wil!
not only advertise the district
well when it is sent on to New
Westminster, but will also be
good permanent exhibit when it
is returned to this city.

AIYANSH BAND ~
WINS THE PRIZE

In Competition Yesterday is Ad-
judged Better of Two
Entering.

does

outstanain

 

Yesterday afternoon the b
competition took place in the wx-

Aivansh and Greenville as con-
testants. Great interest was
taken ‘in the event and many
gathered to hear the strains. The
Greenville band was the first to
take the stand and rendered the
selection “Souvenir de Beetho-
ven.” The Aiyansh group offered
a rather simpler production in the
overture “Stradella” and recgived

great applause for its efforts. The
judges decided that the honors
should be carried eff by the
\iyansh.

The musicians who had the

{tling of the matter were J.5.

of this city, Dr. A. H. Bayne and
Jim Peyton. The latter two
are both very well known here in

hie

nusical cireles.

——$$__ —_——

BEST FAIR IN RUPERT

F. W. Bohler Mas Exhibited at
Every One and is Enthusiastic
Over This One.

 

Fr. W. Bohler, who this year
captured most of the prizes in
farm produce, says he considers
his the best fair Prince Rupert
has yet had, taken as a whole, te
says that he has attended them
exhibited at each.

day. all and has
The opening of a bank is one; This year certain summer con-
f the important steps in the} ditions prevented the Terrace @X-

hibit being as large as was ex
pected it would be, but still it was
the best showing at the fair.
is very enthusiastic in regard to

thing has been conducted

See Mrs. Director demonstrate
corset making at the Exhibition
Buliding. 216

 

» FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1949.

ROB A TRAIN

ap-}

 

bition Hall with the two bands, |

SINCE THE BEGINNING

tie |

the exhibition and is pleased at
the orderly way in which every-|

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Asesqy] earvepertey

THE DAILY NEWS

 

JAP FISHERMAN
PROBABLY LOST

Went Out in Cold Storage Boat
Which was Upset in
the Storm.

CRAFT PICKED UP
BY “THE BROTHERS”

\ fishing boat belonging to
Canadian Fish & Cold Storage Uo
vas picked up yesterday upsid
ydown with the sail set near Mel.
‘lle Island, close to South Dun-

 

“das by the halibut boat Brothers.

jit was brought in * yesterday
be ay turned over to the owners.
| Tfrere was nothing in the boat
) except a few plates and sma
| Pleces of net and a coal oil can
+Word has been received by t!
|cold storage company that a Jap-
anése boat puller left Haysport
on Tuesday to fish outside, pro!
lably in the neighborhood

Porcher Island. That
jlast heard of him. He had been
| boat pulling for a returned sol-
| diér who gave up the game two
| weeks ago and since that time thy
man had been fishing alone.

FISHING BOATS
BRING CATCHES

|Good Prices Paid for Halibut;
| Salmon in From North

Island.
|

was the

 

 

The following boats sold their
eatches at the Fish Exchange this
j}morning: Atli, 7,000; Wanderer,
19,000, and Nuba, 8,000, to the
Royal Fish Company at 15 and
cents. Brothers, 13,000; Hilda,
7,000, and Bringold, 7,000, to the
Atlin Fisheries, Utd., at 14.60 and
'6 cents. Star, 13,000; Lenor, 7,-
000, and Bartalome, 7,000, to the
Canadian Fish & Cold Storage Co.,

Lid, at 14.60 and 6 cents. The
Vienna, 8,000, to the Cold Stor-
age at 14 and 6 cents.

The Carruthers arrived with

40,000, the Kelly with 30,000 and

the Foster with 10,000 that fish.
The Zorra owned and operated
by the Atlin Fisheries, Ltd., re-

turned to port last evening after
‘a long absenee to North Isian
She brought in about 6,000 Ibs,
of salmon which were discharged
j at the local plant this morning.

 

aa

but force Petlura

London, Sept. 19.—Polish

and have occupied the
not attempting to recapture Kiev
Brunswick,

Wednesday between Sparticans

Germany, Sept.

SAILORS STARVING
ON SCHOONER WHEN
SHE REACHED PORT

(Special via 6. T.). Tetewraphs.)
San Franciseo, Sept. 18.—With
the
crew weakened from lack of food,
the W. F.
Jewell arvived 164 days out fr
Half a
a cup of water each day had been

 

topmast carried away and

four-masted schooner
om

Sidney. sea biscuit and

the ration for the last few weeks
of the the
vessel.

When two weeks out from Aus-
tralia a terrifie storm struck her

voyage of stricken

 

BOLSHEVIK FORCES?
GAINS AND LOSSES

Driven to North Bank of Dvina by Poles,

forces in

 

and this was followed by calms.
She put into the Marshal Islands
for food but the people there were
starving.

LITTLE DANGER OF
LABOR TROUBLES

 

 

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

roronte, Sept. 18.—There is
little danger of labor troubles
among the railroad shopmen 6n

Canadian railways, according to
J. Clarke, schedule representative
of the Canadian railroads for the
union of boilermakers, the head-
quarters of which are in Kansas
‘ity. Clarke is in Toronto to allay
invest among railroad shopmen.

ONLY HOPE LIES IN

 

 

 

 

FOOTBALL GAMES ARE

| Owing to the rain the football
ltournament bas been postponed
luntil next week. A match was Lo
have been played last evening be-
tween the Sons of England wid
} Trail Club.
lit has been decided to
| the whole series of three

luntil the weather becomes settic:4
jagain. Lt will still be held under
Exhibition Association.

set over

Falite

Secretary] Gray, of Smithers and formeslY | DRITE BABIES WERE

CHOSEN THIS MORN

SET FOR NEXT WEEK

It was postponed, so}

STRIKE SAY WORKERS

—_—_—— -
(Special via G.T. FP. Telegraphs.)
| Pittsburg, Sept, 18.—The na-
|tional committee for organizing
the steel and iron workers de-
clared that having failed to secure
a conference with the United
states Steel Corporation their only
a strike.

hope lay in

‘CORDON IS THROWN
AROUND FIUME CIYT
:

 

 

(Special by G.T.P. Pelegrapas.)
Paris, Sept. 19.—-There is now

a military and naval cordon

around Fiume and it is expected

that the # Annunzio forces will

The baby show held this morn-|surrender to the Italian Govern-

ig resulted in the winning of two
| prizes each by Baby Bettenuzzo
jand Baby Weddell. They get first
land second respectively both for
lihe prettiest baby under one year
and for the heaviest baby under
lone year.

For babies under two years the
lsecond for the prettiest goes to

|Herbert Chandler, The heaviest
st prize was Billie Dunn and
cond Sidney Reberts.

‘SPORT EVENTS FOR
THIS AFTERNOON

This afternoon at 2e'elock the
Telkwa and Rupert ball teams
staxted their match. The batter-
for Telkwa were Green and
for Rupert Astoria and
Dravis, with Hearns umpire.

Following the ball play there
jwill be an Tndian football mateh

 

|
ples

Lone;

iwhile tonight the Anyox basket-
ball team will meet the Rupert
five,

|" 4

|
jment before long.

'ATLAS BRINGS CARGO
DISTILLATE AND GAS

The fuel oi! situation here has
been relieved, The tanker Atlas
has arrived with a full cargo of
distillate and gasoline from loco

and fishermen and others will
now be able to supply all their
needs. She brought the cargo

from loco near Vancouver, where
the Lmperial Oil refinery is lo-
rated.

| At the Grand Trunk wharf to-
day there is tied up a seow on
which there is a big gasoline-
driven concrete mixer, The seow
is for the work on the lighthouse
at Triple Island which is being
built by J, H, Hilditeh,. The boat
is ready to tow the load out as
soon as fine weather outside per.
iits. A lot of reinforeing iron ts
| included in the load,

 

TA XI
Phone 75 and 36

We Never Sleep

, 107 Avenu«

M. H. LARGE |

 

out of Radomysl;

German Spartacans clash with
Government Troops

 

(Special to The News via 4. T. P. Telegrapns.)

Russia have driven the

Bolsheviki to the northern bank of the Dvina River as far as Disna
Korohtenshtop front.
have forced General Petlura out of Radomsyl, but apparently are

The Bolsheviki
itself.

i9.—Clashes occurred here on
and Government troops, during

which there was sporadic shooting in the streets.

RUPERT WINS
BALL GAME

Beats Anyox to Tune of 6 to 2 in
Game Vesterday After-
noon.

 

 

In the baseball game yesterday
between the Anvox
eam and the local nine, the home
boys were victorious to the tune
f 6 to 2. Rupert got well away
in the first innings and at. the
beginning of the fifth stood 5 to
i. A terrible state of affairs was
saved here as there were three
-uen on bases and Tinetti to bat.
Frank knocked a nice little tty
which was gobbied right up by
the man tending the third sack
ind the whole side passed out. In
the fifth, piteher Daly for the
smelter men knocked a clean home
run over the rock pile which
vrought them up another point.
However the Rupert boys were not
kept back and they aauex
inother run before the finish.

Rupert—Dravis, Anderson, Day,
Nementson, Tinetti, Hardy, As-
toria, Menzie-and Henning.

Anyox—Mattix, Greenwell, Me-
Dougall, Lusky, Cody, Nat Tinetti,
Daly, MeGeer and Stephens.

FOOD RIOTS
IN BERLIN

Troops are Called in to Maintain
Order After Clashes With
Civil Authority.

iffternoon

to be

 

(Special via G. T. P. Telegraphs.)
London, Sept. 19-—Food riots
have been occurring in Bertin,
cceording to despatches received
here. There have been clashes
ith the civil authorities and the
military has been summoned to
naintain order. There is a con-
iderable shortage of food sup-
lies in the German capital.

WES™°LME.
Wallace Reid
“THE DUB”

Continuous performance
until 11 p.m.

Two Shows - 7 and 9.15
Admission, 35c and 15c

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New Show Tonight

OLIVE THOMAS

 

 

 

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Tra Eriwope

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Admission 15

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