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New
Management

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(Special to The News

Mineola, October 18.

m San I
rs
myithdraw. Nine contestants

ure il

ling field

New York, October 8.
< expected to arrive at
; mmpleting the first flight
Mayna

neisco, a

eland

listance of 2,701

Get after; Is

Jeul. Geo, S.

elt again this morning.
ce and the P. G. B, making

t Prince

» the city,

Rupert's

i city and in this
ver, Mr. Hanes had

ke of the grading of the
ts in North ver and
ater mayor on .aat eity for
years.

ice Rupert, again like North
ve s a shipbuilding city
Mr. Hanes urged the advis-
ly of keeping the Dominion
ent interested in letting
‘hip contraets for the
yards. Now that this in-
) is started here in the long
It will not have, been much
lit lo the city if it ceases with
fompletion of the fimst two
le He also advises that,
the Grand Trunk Railway has
taker ver by the Govern-
Niat local organizations,
is the Board of Trade, take
he matter of a daily train
re with the member and get
Md him in asking -for daily
lhe inauguration of such

would not be a very
and would, doubt-
Pay Tor itself in the inereased
A that would go ever. the
He thinks that it és Just as

“Hlable on the Grand Trunk
Nn tue C. N, R,
r. Hanes,

5

P eXPens:

Who is interested in
NE matters, his con-
ee in the mines of northern
and things that they should
K 4 lot of business through
Port of Vancouver, Summing
rospects up he considers that
‘at industrial future is in
Pfor Prinee Rupert, but urges
the Deople get busy and see
nO opportunities are passed

states

N CANADIANS ARE
STILL IN ENGLAND

(Special via G. Tp Telegraphs.)

About four

, members of
forees are still on

‘iting repatriation,

don Oct. 48
sand Canadian
Military
Side aw

** . -
* Se eee see eens

an &
= & nurse, trained _ *
arge ot tO take | #
®Vver, Of & case of Scarlet
4 PL oO
Medical .

2 p. m.)
uiciseo at 1:50 p. m., the first of the transcontinental
i) complete the round trip to San Francisco and return.

<ty-three aviators started and twenty-seven have been forced |

shouts greeted the “F
wife and two little danughte

‘ying Parson”

{i a m.

ore Ship Contracts;
Daily Train Service

ose are two ThingsG.S. Hanes, M.L.A.
Advises Prince Rupert People to

 

. .
Mining.
Hanes, M. L. A. for North Vancouver, arrived
ye cily on the train last Thursday evening.

way of the Canadian Northern and Grand Trunk Pacific
He will return by way of

Mr. Hanes expressed himself as being very pleased and sur-
prosperous
He considers that an undulating townsite is very

Aresqr’y] @arreyeriey

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PRINCE RUPERT

ily Netos

Northern and Central British Columbia’s Newspaper

aynard the F lying Parson
Wins Cross Continent Flight

 

via 6. T.P. Telegrapns.

Lieut. B. W. Maynard arrived

have been killed.

Lieut. Maynard, the
Roosevelt Field early this after-}
from ocean to ocean and return, |

rd won the first leg when he flew from Mineola to San}

miles. He spent last night at

Interested in

Mr.

Hanes came

Prince
a stop at Telkwa.

appearance on his first

respect it resembles his home,

NO PROGRESS
WITH GRAND
TRUNK DEBATE

Ontario Elections interest Mem-
bers More Than Proceedings —
of Parliament.

 

 

(Special via G. 7.1’. Tete wraphs.
Ottawa, Oct. 18.—The House!
of Commons was not in a hurry!
to get along with the debate on
the second peading of the Grand |
Trunk bill yesterday. After list-|
ening to three speeches the mem-
bers decided to adjourn the House |
until Monday and then it is ex-|
pected that they will be more in-}
terested in the Ontario_ election
than in proceedings in the House,
{t is eertain thal the taking of a|

|

division on, the second reading}
vil! be deferred until members}

|
vho have been participating in}

the contest are back in the eapi- |
tal. !
J. H. Sinelair is inclined to}
favor private ownership
public eontrol; H. H. i
Vancouver, devoted attention to}
the circumstances of Hon. W. 8. |
i

under |
Stevens, of

Fielding, whom he accused of be-
ing the cause of the failure of}
government ownership in Canada, |
Drug Regulation.
Mr. Rowell introduced a bill to|
license the import and export of |
cocaine, opium and other prepa. |
rations, |
|

MORE PROGRESS WITH
THE TREATY OF PEACE

Foreign Relations
Committee.
Washington, October 18,—Aft-
ter a shonmt debate and without the
formality of a vete the
threw out two more amendments
written into the Peace Treaty by
the Foreign Relations Committee

 

Ladysmith Coal, The best. Prince

 

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Health OMcer, *
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Rupert Coal Company, Phone 15.

when he arrived:|
rs were waiting for him on tive |

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SIX SHOT IN CLASH

\BRITISH COLUMBIA

Senate |

PRINCE RUPERT, B. G., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18. 1919.

‘NATIONAL INDUSTRIAL
CONFERENCE SECOND

Washington, Oct. 18,

bargain collectively, the
| tional Industrial Conference clos
jed its second week of delibera
ilions by an adjournment
| Monday.

REFUSES TO ARBITRATE STEEL STRIKE

E.H.GARY TESTIFYING BEF .
one SENATE COMMITTEE Se

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Wibert H Gary, chairman of the bourd of the United States Steel Co’
poration, in bis statement to the Senate committee says that he will not
meet any workmen's representatives and advocates federal regulation of
concentrated capital and combined labour He deciares that onions are *
menace to the country and refuses to arbitrate the steel strike. Continuing
he ssid:—*We put ourselves squarely upon the isste that this is a ques
tion of the open or closed shop. Now. as to what will bring about the
closed shop we must decide from time to time. depending upon the facts
presented *At the present time the union leaders have brought about this
strike. whic! is no more or less than an attempt of a minority to secure
rontre! of the interests of the iarge majority. including.not only the -m
gloyers but the employes.”

‘TWO TUGS CALLED
AT PRINCE RUPERT

The Clayburn, belonging to the
Tug Barge Co..,
was at the Grand Trunk dock this
‘morning and left for Vaneouver
with a barge load of luinber, She
| brought up two scows of coal,
The Francis Cutting, of Swan-
FLAGPOLE ERECTED son Bay, was also in. She is tow-
~- ing for the Whalen Co. It will
London, Oct. 18.—The great be remembered that this boat used
flagpole presented by British Co-/to be an American fishboat but
lumbia and brought to London, was caught off Cape Scott fishing
frem Vancouver has been com-/inside the three-mile limit and

 

GUARDS AND STRIKERS

Cincinnati, Oet. 17.—In a clash
between guards and strikers at
the St. Andrew's Steel Co. six men
were shot.

Vaneouver and

pletely erected* at Kew Gardens.| was confiscated. '
lis erection was delayed for sev-} ——_-——_-—-~
oal years on a¢eount of tire war.! @sk for Atkins’ Sausages. tf

 

 

TAX IS NOT FOR
AVERAGE INVESTOR

tax exempt
considerable but for the
great majority could have no material effeet,

‘The forthcoming loan has not this tax exemption feature
But it must be firmly impressed that it is only the interest

yield that is taxable.
Married people and people with dependents are not

taxed on an income of less than $2000, So it can be seen
that the great majority of investors in these bonds will
never know personally that the income from their bonds

had a
interest

Victory Bond issues of other years

clause which aroused

of investors

tax.
wee tax on bend income is only for rieh men to think
about.

 

 

 

tous vom ot0e ee| SPECIAL PRIZE FOR WEEK OF $10

Amendments Inserted by |

—_—_———
In order to further encourage the contestants im the Daily
News Prize Cireulation campaign & special prize of ten dollars
ill I given to the one who makes the most points commencing
wi ”

with Monday.
Points may be
to the schedule publis

, “izes. ‘
r » = ~ ‘ ull be paid in before Saturday next at 6 p.m, and
Mone st i f

Monday following
to enter this contest especially to

subseriptions or remewals, according
The points will also count

new
hed elsewhere

the prize will be paid on the
It is vet possible for anyone

work in the outside districts.

Without
| reaching a decision on the recog.

‘es from Mineola to San Francisco and Return coming in| ()\)..',(!" {zhi 0 the worker
First; There were Sixty-three Starters of whom 27
Withdrew and 9 were Killed.

Na-

WEEK, NO DECISION

until

’ ——

| (Special to The News
Ottawa, October 18.—The
; Canadian delegation to the inte
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convene at Washington on Oct

\. W. Rowell.
Recommendation as for emy

lian Manufacturers Association,
The recommendation as for

I). Rees, vice-president. of the
Canada at. Vancouver.

“HOULD SHIP

 

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TO $250,000

‘oad Superintendent Says Dolly
Varden Mine Ought te Double
Last Month’s Output.

George Young, noad superin-
sodent of Atlin District, arrived
in the city yesterday afternoon
iid left again for Stewart this
inorning. He has been making
ui inspection of conditions at
\lice Arm and says that, judging
from. present indications, the
Dolly Varden mine onght to double
ts last month’s output of $125,-
00 this month,

The government is at present

putting im a pack-road to the

‘climax mine which has been re-

cently bonded, Mr. Young states
(hat the present activity in the
Alice Arm district is all that could
he desired and great confidence
s being placed in the camp by
outside interests.

PETROGRAD IS
NOT TAKEN YET

Daily Mail Claims to Have Au-
thentic Information to
That Effect.

/SAYS RUMORS DUE

TO SPECULATORS

(Special via 4. T. P. Telegraphs.) 7
Longon, Oct. 18.-A Helsingfors
couprespondent of the Daily Mai
sent-a despatch at 2 o'clock Fri-
day” morning claiming to have
authentic information that neith-
er Petrograd, Gratehina nor

that the various rumors now cur-
rent are due tothe manipulations
of financial speculators.

 

 

HENRY IRVING DEAD

London, Oct. 18.—Henry Irving,
actor, theatrical manager and
writer, is dead.

DE VALERA PRESIDENT

Dublin, Oetober i8——A_ secret
convention of Sinn Fein re-elected
De Valera president.

“Trafalgar Day” October 21st,
The ladies of Prince Rupert will
have collectors on the streets on

Tuesday, on behalf of the Navy
League of Canada. This will be
a Dominfon-wide tag day. Our
sailor boys of the Grand Fleet
have dependents and the Navy
League's aim is to support and
educate, their children, 243

 

 

B. C. Undertakers. Phone 41,

Delegates
ToLaborConference

Two Federal Ministers, the Provincial
Deputy Minister and Two Officials
of Labor Bodies included in

Party.

Hominion Goverument delegates:

TA XI
Phone 76 and 36

We Never Sleep

PRINCE RUPERT AUTO
707 Second Avenue
M. A. LARGE!

 

 

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PRICE FIVE CENTS

 

 

 

via G.T.P. Tetegraphs.)

names of the members of the
rnational Labor Conference to
yber 20 have been made public.
Hon. G. D. Robertson and Hon.

joyees received from the Cane-
S. R. Parsons, of Toronto.
work people received from the

Prades and Labor Congress of Ganada is 11. M. Draper, secretary-
tasurer of the Trades and Labor Congress of Canada. :
\gent adviser, nominated by the Provinee to assist in the
nomination of delegates is, for British Columbia, J. D. Me Niven,
of Victoria, deputy minister of labor for British Golumbia.
\mong the advisers nominated by the labor interests to assist

» Trades and Labor Congress of

STEEL WO
AT CHICAGO MAY
RETURN MONDAY

Officials Say Millis are Gradually
Resuming Full Capacity.

(Speciad via GL. 2. Delewrapna.:

Chicago, Oetober 18.—Rumors
today were that the steel. strike
in Chicago district would end on
Monday. This was denied by the
laborites.

‘The company officials said there
Was no set time for the ending of
the trouble, but the mills were
gradually resuming operations at
full capacity.

A court qoling issued yesterday
prevented picketing today at some
of the smaller mills.

KRONSTADT IS
SURRENDERED

Official WNotification by Finnish
General Staff at Heisingfors.

(Specie! via 6. T.P. Teleeraphs.)

Helsinghors, Oct. 18. (Noon).
The surrender of Kronstadt, the
Bolsheviki* naval base defending-
Petrograd, is announced officially
by the Finnish General Staff. The
white flag was hoisted over the
fortress yesterday.

London, October 18.—General
Yudeniteh has captured Krasnoe-
Selo and Gatchina, south of Petro-
grad where he met workingmen
from the city who asked that the
army refrain from shelling Petro-
grad and pledging if this promise
was given to join the anti-Bolshe-
yiki, according to a Helsingfors

Pikov have been taken. .

The correspondent gives de- fispateh received here,
tails to show that anti-Bolshevik Latest advices are that the
troops had not yet erossed the Bolsheviki are still desperately
railroad running between Gat- defending the city of Petrograd.
china and Phkov and intimates

 

AUSTRALIA BUILDS
MORE WOODEN SHIPS

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

Melbourne, Oct, 18.—It has
been decided that the Common-
wealth is to build a small fleet of
fourteen wooden vessels.

WELLS KNOCKED OUT
ENGLISH CHAMPION

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

London, Oct. 18,—Bombardier
Wells knocked out the English
heavyweight champion here.

TENDERS WANTED.
Piumbing.

Replacing water pipes in Bor-
den Street School. Tenders close
Monday, October 20, at 5 p:m.
Lowest or any tender not neces-
sarily accepted. For speecifiea-
tions apply to 243

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