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OCTOBER 31, 1919, 1B,

NODANGER OF | rh ak
CO eerie nother Drug Fiend

cwtsaen iva varaa 8 Sent to Okalla —

, aa oe Magistrate McMordie gives Kam Sing 4
Six Months at Prison Farm so that 7

he might do some honest work;
Other Cases.

A six months sentence was imposed by Magistrate MeMordie
(nu @ violater of the Drug Laws, This time an old offender, Kan:
j os : , :

The Prince Miibdrt Goel Ge: is| ing, oe the axe and didn’t seem to be aly more pleased than
expecting delivery of a quantity | the chicken could have been either. L. W. Patmore appeared for .
of Vancouver Island coal within a| im but the only plea he could make for him was that he was a»
few days and as they have a con-| Lopeless drug fiend and that leniency might be shown. Magistrate
— for regular delivery they de| MeMordie thought that six months on the farm with medica
“ee Semen tel a , | altention and a little honest work would perhaps be good medi-

‘ Oo. Teport) fouye ts : i
that car load lots of the Telkwa | eine for Kam Sing. He will, therefore, accompany his country-
coal are jast beginning to arrive|'#®", Young Auk, who drew six rt we —s

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and if there is a shortage (n.,| months yesterday for the ae
relkwa mine ean supply the de offence, having drugs in his pos- |
-CSSION, ;

WAR VETERANS

 

x, NO —

PRINCE RUPERT, B.G,,

— es

Sir William Hearst

Vol

FRIDAY

 

   

Hands
in Resignation as Premier
New Head of Ontario Government will be called on by

Lieut. Governor at once and Cabinet Announced soon;

Labor to be Represented.

(Special t© The News via G.T. P. Telegraphs.)

roRONTO, October 31.—Sir William Hearst placed his
wsignation in the hands of the Lieutenant-Governor of Ontario
today as well @s those of all the members of his cabinet.

rhe Governor will at onee call on FE. C. Drury to form a gov-
eppment and the personnel of the new cabinet should be an- ;
jounced early in the week, It will contain the name of at least
ye labor member of the new legislature, the others being farm-
ys, It is possible, too, that the Liberals may be represented, al-
hough it is not thought likely.

Just what attitude the Liberals will take in regard to the
administration is @ matter of speculation, They stand for much
me policy as the farmers.

 

 

In view of the United States
coal strike which is expected to
cominence tonight, inquiry has
been made in regard to the local

| situation. It is found that Albert
LARGE BOATS \ MeCaffery has a cargo of 70
‘ons just in and 400 tons more

on the road, as well as promise of
¢

delivery of other cargoes to fol
uw,
Prices Have Taken a Drop, the
Highest Today Beirfg Sixteen ©
and a Half Cents. ;

 

 

 

 

 

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Several large boats were at the
lish wharves this morning. They
all had very good catches, but the
price has dropped and first class
fish was selling at 16% cents as
high figure this morning. Seconds
vere selling for 8% cents.

A number of the boats which
vere out in Hecate Straits com
ing in reported experiencing the

RMINALS AT VICTORY LOAN
THSPORTTO —-GOING STRONG

 

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mands of the whole tity. The |
mine is so fan developed that | Another one of the yellow race, |
number of men can be employed bey name Sam, appeared charged
and there is snow on the road With having drugs in possession |

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gale of last night and to quote connecting the mine with the sta.| 2nd oe remanded etl tomorrow | !
a them the “boats were on their tion so that the five teams om ae — ene and cocaine, it}
BE IMPROVED se sup sutras, mony ena ny inno ve thar ar slo anie, lege” 0" 90 8 Spent
F ; cally state that that’s f the ; "Osutts. cae , ,
i sapearisc mda a game ond "that — eee It is difficult to get eastern coal Deen Temanded on the charge of Slates the Union Government for

plough | Treatment of Soldiers, and

wud it is possible that the supply|@¥ing liquor in her possession oo
f Oth ns.

may be cut off if the eoal is need. | other than on private premises, |
I as dismissed with some good ad- oats
|\ice from the magistrate, who! (Special by 6. T.P. 1elegraphs.)
wasn't altogether satisfied with; TORONTO, Oct. 31.—olonel
her conduct. | Hunter, president of the Parkdale
The case of Ada Douglas, why, ranch of the G. W. Y, A., in

ice-President and General Man-
ager W. P. Hinton Discusses
the Important Matter.

(Special via G. T. P. through them all. j

Following are the catches and,
tions to the Vietory Loan amount! ices for today: jed in the eastern states, but there
Lo $81,344,100 a follows: On.| Liberty, 75,000 Ibs. sold to the|! "° danger of a local shortage.
tario, $52,0¥9,300; Quebec, $25,-| Booth Fisheries at 16 1-2 and 8 a
367,100; New Brunswick, $534,-| !-2 cents.

Telographs. )
PORONTO, Oct. 30.—Subscrip-

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We could not
hrough another season

possibly go
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nereased terminal faeilities at} 530: Nova Scotia, $522,600; Vansee, 70,000 Ibs. sold to the ‘s charged with having stolen a| reference to a report of the par- ms
his port said W. P. Hinton,| Prince Edward Island, $25,400;) Royal Fisheries at 16 1-2 and 8 #900 ring fyom Jack Miller, was|liamentary committee on soldiers
ice-president and general man-| Manitoba, %920,150; Satkatche./|!-2 cents. AT adjourned until Monday. we-establishment, said that the ‘M
ger of (he Grand Trunk Pacific} wan, $1,041,800; Alberta, $391,.| Eagle, 28,000 Ibs., sold to Col Wm. Brown and 0. Donald,| Proposition, if correctly stated,
ailway to the Daily News yester-|3ov; British Columbia, $561,360.) Storage at fe and 8e. charged under the Indian Act with | Will faithfully represent the an-
jay. “We are perfecting the plans| The figures represent three days’ | \lbatross, 5,+ '8.; Hilda, 6, xiety of Ottawa to alienate an- :

 
   
  
  
     
  
  
 
    
  
   
   
 

ere and
ready the contraet will be let.”

Mr. Hinton said that engineer-
ing dificulties had to be over-
ne It Was
pounding

irefully and have the
plans such that the dock would be

“ peymanent structure. He did
hol anticipate any delay, how-
ever This would be the fore-

‘ff other improvements at

Preparations were be-
nade for the new station here
but the yards had to be developed
and some old buildings tern down
before the work could begin. The
heW station would be built at the

 

 
   

NEW FORESTER
IS APPOINTED

E. ©. Manning, an Experienced
Man From Victoria, Takes
Position Vacated by
R. E. Allen.

\. Manning, of Victoria, has
eon

in ph ‘Ph ented distriet forester
eos KN. KE. Alien, who re-
that be ‘olifled the Government
der | Was about to retire in
’ 50 Into business.
Mr Manning

deal of eX]

USineas

erlence in the forestry
( lle was in the Domin-
Vice a nmont and ©, P. R, ser.
nacho | OMing the provincial
ow He will have charge
Thich on Me Rupert district,
oo. ®Xtends trom Rivers Inlet
" s0uth to Alask
no : a in the
The ®ast as far as Kndako.
torestop ef work of the district
Niles ay " to look after timber
and the Collection of royal.

Oe :
a
hd Stumpag

xe As there is

" Sreat iv

lumber deal of activity in the
a. Mndustry ust now, the
 ! 18 kept very busy, |

lhe f
orester was in the
" 4Y and he has returned
- Lo feteh his wife and

) Allen will re.
Until he retumms.

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Pecis .
Yard a — POplins $4.75 per,
a Ace's
; 254
~*d¥amieh

Rupe

or the dock which is to be built
just as seom as they are

necessary to take

platform where the train now
stops

Mr. Hinton said he did not
‘nleipate any great delay in this
matter. The increase in business
here made it absolutely necessaiw
W make lininediate improvements.

has had a good

Qn The beat, Prince
any, Phone 16.

returns from Ontario, two days
frim Quebec, and one day's
figures fro mthe remaining prov-
inces.

VANCOUVER, Oct, 30.—Revised
days Victory Loan campaign Van-
eouver subscribed $548,600,
municipal corporation of Vaneou-
ver may subscribe $2,500,000.

A. will invest #10,000,

BULKLEY VALLEY |
BEEF COMING HERE

Arrangements Made by P. Burne
& Co. for Regular Shipments
to City. .

There are about five hundred |
head of fat stock to be killed in!
the Bulkley Valley and shipped to |
this city for the use of the local |
people, according to information |
just received here. The first car)
load of dressed beef is due to ar-|

rive here tomorrow and other
shipments will follow in due |
course.

P. Burns & Co. have made anr-
rangements for regular ship-

nents with the double purpose of
‘iding the Bulkley farmers and of
giving Prinee Rupert people the
local beef,

BOLSHEVIK' MENACE
LINES OF GATCHINA

Genera! Yudenitch Compelied to
Evacuate Position.

u via GO. T. P. Telegraphe.)

LONDON, Oct, 31.-—A wireless
despatch received here from Mos-
cow reports that General Yuden-
itch has been compgtied to evac-
uate Gatchina, owing to the fact
that the Bolsheviki are menacing
the lines of communication.

LADY RHONDDA TO SIT
IN HOUSE OF LORDS

reeently
one of

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Lady Rhondda who
visited Prince Rupert is
the lacies who will get a seal in
! the British House of Lords under
}the Sex Qualification Bill, She is
one of the ladies too who will take
Sa aie of the privilege. There

 

;are about twenty who are able to)
‘;qualify for a seat, but only about

jbalf of them ane expected to take
lan active part in the proceeding»

' BB. C. Undertaters., Phone 41.

figures show that in the finst two!

is: EXPLOSION ON
osamaaye +?) JAPANESE SHIP

| buildings bowled

‘small garage near the junction of |

Addresses Audience on Merits of
Victory Loan—C.P.R. Takes
Twenty Millions.

000 |bs., sold to Cold Storage at
'i6e and 8c.

The Tyee brought in 50,000 Ibs.
jof halibut for the New England

lisheries to awhiéh she belongs. \t the local theatres last night

supplying extract to Indians were
remanded, They now have a
howyer representing them.

 

 

(:, G, MeGeer, member for Rich-
mond in the provincial legisla-
ture, spoke for a few minutes on
the Vietory Loan. He told of the
necessity’ to raise more money to
tatr’y over and keep the wheels
of industry moving until such
time as conditions had become
normal.once* more. He also em-
phasized the fact that Prince Ru-
pert could not expect to receive
nore contracts for shipbuilding
unless she was prepared to sup-
port the loan and invest money
with the Goveynment that places
the orders.

The committees have all been
arranged for the canvass, which
commences Monday.

It is announced that the ©. P. it,
is subseribing for $20,000,000 in

Fourteen Men Were Killed and
Thirty injured in Tokio Bay.

(Spectal by ©. T.P. Telegraphs.)
TOKIO, Oct. 31.—The manoeu-
of the Japanese fleet in
which the whole empire partici-
pated, were manred by an explo-
sion yesterday on the battleship
Hyuga in Tokio Bay. Fourteen
men were killed and thirty in-
jured,

Vres

bonds which is an inerease of
HOWLING WINDSTORM $5,000,000 over the amount ihe
company took last year. Km-

ployees of the company will sub-
seribe individually in addition to

DID LITTLE DAMAGE

Building in Course of rection | t's.

Went Down Before Gale. The general s@PiAnion arowmnd
AT a town seems to be that Prince Ru-

Yesterday afternoon's howling/|Pert should take bonds up to at
windstorm reminded old-timers of |least $200,000,
the city of the days back in 1910, .
‘11 and ‘12, when thre were many
over, Yester-
day's gale was certainly what the
old mariner would call a “roaring
snorter.’ The harbor presented
a picturesque scene.

 

STRIKE TIES
UP STEAMSHIPS,

Mrs. Hilditeh had the misfor- —
tune to have one of her plate Six oe - Ere see Ves-
glass windows blown in and a sels in all are Idie at

New York.

Third and Second Avenues Was

(Specia! via G.T. Pf. Telegrapns.
keeled over. A house under con- Rona YORK, et — ~
struction in Section 2 went down | ateod ot thi ou A sgt

i still another was damaged by|""" gshore a's
and s snd | 83 vessels, of which 540 are
3 |

625
true | steamers, are tied up at piers in
s a

 

the eleetric breaking
arcing on the newly built | aobienis
ture, The areing of the wires: on | lean

the building produced quite @} come
fireworks display and a rush eall | °
lwas sent for the efty trouble man |
to put the wires in-safe shape.

Wires

Brooklyn, Staten Is-|
or are at anchor in the ha~..|

aside from the expense of age
tenance.

ARE NOT EXTRAVAGANT | is
SAYS HOUSE OF LORDS, "u"t>1NG Penmers

(Special via G. T. P. Telegraphs.) building permit for repairs and as possible, and until it had its
LONDON, Oct, 30.—By a vole alterations to his hotel. These! delegatés elected, Messrs, Mc-
ef 52 to 13 the House of Lords | repairs will amount to $1,500 and; Leman, Newman, Miller and Bur-
ci taakal a motion expressing {he | will be made by Delganno & Watts.) rough were appointed to act as

been guilty of extravagance, Lor’) storey frame dwelling on Atlin
S eeanoenl declaring that intla-| Avenue in Section 2, It is to Cost |
| Bea the real cause of the) $2,100 and will also be built by!

0” was »
ton Dalgarno & Watts.

| financial troubles.

'
jel was discussed, and finally laid

The daily cost of the tieup is|ed the receipts for the month to
) estimated at more than $1,500,000 | date as being over $300, the lang-

Couneil,

Peter Black has taken out a/ unit into organized shape as soon

inion that the Government had! A, Holmberg is to put up a one-| its representatives on the Council.
Oop &

Ball-—Wallace's, pe

iEAMSTERS TO MEET
AND REVISE SCALE

Matter Reported at O. B. U. Mect-
ing Last Nignt, Along with
Other Business.

At the meeting of the Centraj
Labor Council of the O. B. U,. the
action Of the carpenters in pre-
-cnting a demand for an increase
uu wages was formally endorsed.

The organization of a Fisheries
industrial Unit was reported to be
well undet: way.

‘The secretary-treasurer was
granted $20 per month for his
spare time, to count’ from the

iormation of the Council.

The committee appointed to
interview the local employing
machinists in regard to the threat
of the internationals to “take
steps” if the O. B. U. mien in their

employ were not fired was re-
ceived. It was to the effect that
the reeeption of the committee

was uniformly favorable, and the
employers without exception an-
nounced their intention to ignore
the tnreat.

The statement maue on the
flooy of the Trades and Labor
Council at a previous meeting that
0. B. U, machinists were working
below scale was denied. The G,.
'. P. shops are working on
schedule, and the contract shops
are paying more than the inter-
national seale called for.

Teamsters will hold a meeting
on Sunday next to draft a new
seale of wages and overtime.

The question of subscribing to
the B, C, Fedenationist for every
member paying dues to the Coun-

 

over for a special meeting to be
held on Thursday next.
The secretary-treasurer report-

sinee the formation of the
with an uninterrupted
increase in the membership,
The executive committee was
strueted to get the recruiting

est

Patent leather dancing pumps
Just in time for the Hospital

other group of the public, the re-
iurned soldiers who are hearing
patiently with their infirmities.

Having inritated labor, alienated
more than half of the finaneial
interests, and aroused the farmer
to political manslaughter, the
only thing necessary to make the
job complete was to drive return-
ed men into forming a political
party of their own.

CANADA FILES
FORMAL PROTEST

Claims She Should be Represented
on Governing Body of

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

\y AMPUINGTON, Oct. 0.—Canada
has tiled a fommal protest against
the proposed composition of the
soverning body of the imterna-
tional labor office’ te be establish
ed under the League of Nations.
The point at issue involves the
right of Canada, by reason of her
industrial importance, to name
ane of the mémbers of the gov-
erning body rather than ‘to take
her chance of election as one of
the nations of lesser importance
from an industrial point of view.

TAKES NEW POSITION
AT PRINCE GEORGE

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Balagno
are leaving for Prinee George to-
morrow morning where Mr, Ba-
lagno has accepted a position in
one of the moving picture thea-
tres of that city. The best wishes
of their many, friends will follow
them to their new home. Mr.
Balagno has made himself very
popular with ali music levers in
the city and general negret will
be felt at his ddparture as well
as Mrs. Balagno's.

 

 

 

(Special via 6, T. P. Telegraph.)
DUBLIN, Octuber 30..—The Sinn
Fein press bureau reporis that
the Irish Republican Parliament
met on Monday evening in private
and that trade representatives in
France, ltaly, Switzerland and
Argentine were appointed and
that J. L. Fawsitt had opehed of-
flees as Irish consul.general on

 

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