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BVINDSTORM, LIGHTNING AND CLOUDBURSTS DO DAMAGE AROUND SPOKANE

FARMERS ARE TWO MILLION
FORMING GROUP POUNDS WAS
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Decision—Recount Gives
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Halibut Totals Last Month Were
Back to Normal, Exceeding

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Great Damage in Inland Empire; “ berdeogeante { ; menibers in the Manitoba Legis- Figures for Some Time.
S ° ere ha fus ! y* lature have decided to form a ——-——
Power Railways are Tied Up ua d «ta Farmers’ independent group. I With a fair supply of fish re-
* : nn j aD the officiade recount Breakey, tite} -igerator cars throughott the
{ \ dane t ! tw uN ef yGoverninent candidate, loxes | nonth of June, the fish business
; i anded \ flenwood constituency to Rob-| massing through local concerns
7 oo. Ma Foct son, independent. during the month just passed
4 ‘ . . , ‘watched normal again when the
’ : ’ net total of halibut passing over
"HANNA iS NOW ON THIRD PARTY AND the local wharves reached 2.291,-
roo pounds. Lhe figure is the
; HIS WAY WEST LABOR HAVE MADE largest recorded in one month for
AN AMALGAMATION ow an i= he source
gratification to those onnected
Will Visit Prince Rupert on Tour hientiniaes Scat ie A aes iwith the fie: business in the city:
Having to do with Unification ‘ erat Ss \ | cae abel Ht exceeds the total for the month
: of the Railways. men has been reached wher lof May which was 1,963,000 Ibs:
the National Labor Party and a}
; inud also ‘hat of June, 1919, whieh
WINNIP ES j i DD. | third party will amalgamate) ’
ss jwas a landslide month both from
‘ : N forces in the presidential race. | -
or = 7 t + Oshing standpoint and also on
, Realtiu-ava re i Senator Lafollette has already | ; .
S | ! \ been mentioned as a possible |secount of market coditions, that
Reached Pacific Terminus at 9:45 way | ‘ — tmeonth beinz characterized by a
Last Night—-Many Favor- and Victor ' . third candidate. pallere 060 shitiane |. @hell belt
able Impressions. tives it j l" ti 5 i » m re
motsye Coming In and Springs, trie ins to do wil ‘STRIKE LEADER'S jana t1w'sou" sonst mart A
ockeye Coming in and Springs is < py Siitin teal and 748.5) south i ;
Are Running High Leas + 4 Sar ea mifeats ? W other points. This June only | _
; tualily that bas claracterized the | roads, 4 ' SON. AS. 900 potinds went south for
he Hlack & Oi atid
NEw W MINSTER, July 44, cs , stake sumed CAPTURED ubd wee ha 4 tix > gp rT Smnamnaainai ane:
aes aan = it 0s Lehn bow m a UE ae a : ag nates <-aarmin” hei ee ‘Three Year Old Boy ‘Beay Sari the pas “month of Jun
Tite We w ne one ind LON Wy. Mifise ha . Dies After Playing With ithe weather was not exactly sat-
Viniiires arrised “at nfte Hu- | tree ined by the & ose The ver) latest portrait of Mrs Warrea G Harding, the wife: of Matches. jisfactors, but nevertheless good
i ' iselt i wito a ma 3 " Senter Harding of Ohio, the Republican Presidential nomives, ecatehes were made with satisfac-
d the;of Warsaw —_—_-—- --—-— ~ WINNIPEG, July 14.—The three tory results. The highest price
: ; bered year old son of R. E, Bray, one paid dyring the month was 17.2¢
om dt. ‘ j hudes terday rpink the Orst st “” w ~- PERSONNEL OF TRADES CONGRESS MAY of the imprisoned Winnipeg strike and 13.2¢, the lowest 10¢ and 6c.,
t . Usk € an Oppor WN ITS TOOLS =" s, was burned to death here'as compared with 10.8¢ and 5e
f ‘'Y given gbt-seers’ | LAY DO a a result of playing withland 9c and 5c for June, 1919.
Seine ANG sawihes f ‘ NEW CABINET Pe oe maiches Besides the halibut landed there
- ; Phe Kieans {.obipan) in an Effort to roe tictidiccningueay was also 18,000 pounds of salaon
W Black gap ut ® ' Government to raw tsold over the lecal exchange and
ESPITE REPORT OF ' pa e ha \ -. B. McCurdy and ©. K. Spinney, Troops from Ireland. TOURING DISTRICT 200,000 pounds of black od
a. " ‘ ; i of Nova Scotia, and R. W. 2 =f brought in by the Cold Storage
ARMISTICE, FIGHTING my C. W. Lett, W.lagd inepect hgmare, tow Minis LoxpoN. July 1g—iwe Beades ON VESSEL GIVENCHY
STILL IS GOING ON ke ohevee hve eee wick are Rew Min aera oe 8 an tha
* x to ley Gown thelr we a. Found, Assistant Deputy
: al isters - A. ’
: f the stat an effort to foree the ~ jinister of Fisheries is Now FUNERAL OF THE LATE
ove ent td withdraws Coast
Terrace Reception ' 14 ; i] Governmen on the
{ at J , 5 . i YW ' ted | tlie troops from Ireland and grant bales MR. JACKLIN IS HELD
‘4 ai \ . ‘ “A F ‘ ' , that ‘ itry an indepedent Irish VANCOUVER, July 14. a. ae ae
‘ i r 7 ” — , 4 . o-: s afternoo! the
, Masten 2). DD. MM ‘ K : a parliament, Found, the assistant deputy min- At 2:30 thi i
erarearnes a8 — s ' Mf * eee ney Tee ister of fisheries, is here and will faneral serviees*for the late Fred-
“™ , ws j . @ rie “ki ore el at the
a im tn enake. 4 “ ; MES visit coastal points, travelling on/eriek Jacklin were h la
‘ t i | , MOROCCO BECO the fisheries protection steamer Methodist Chorch with Rev. T. u
bettine S : 5 ' Line 4 . =
. Nuttall presiding the. gathering
- ‘ fa Lie ried * ‘ Giivencnuy.
: - f en MORE VALUABLE —$$$—$ land Rev. W. W. Weight assisting.
: ri te cul : : : : marce sf ae " stiate = — - . : vo
ih ' Many friends of the deceased
ULTS OF MUSIC j oe : ol aud yee i © stra * = : \ * PAHIS, July 14 pisvovery of WISH WHEAT BOARD were present. Interment took
Wee we? : ; ” . 7 , : PO? large deposits of phosphate in the place in Pairview Cemetery.
EXAMINATIONS OUT set's tsodiew wore on the plat: the last strazalers to Manitoba,” Moroccan hinterland may soon CONTINUE CONTROL ee
; ae iri rod : fer th ods f until the ex Zz | . } Privy ¢ mei ake France the great phosphate ¢. ¥. Evitt. C. H. Elkins,
kere Besid Mayor was we eralto and jucing country of the world. (Council of Agriculture at Witinle yo Holmes, KR. F. Perry and
‘te Mutliy i wad) Buy ntendent Sunnyside ‘ ‘ i unes A. Cal Ch Morocecan deposits are re- peg Passes Resolution to Robert Dunean. Many feral ‘
4 hil her e weeny vie | \ Hegina cted by Professor, Louis Gentil, , This Effect. ferings evidenced — th respect
1 ; aa { J. j ‘ i ind Depart Sorbonne, as being aluipst — which was held for the dead Lie
“i 18 at ' : -jand th e gi a ee exhaustible, One hunderd miles} WINNIPEG, July 44.—The/.o oi. those sending flowers
‘ 5 oe. W ed oo ; ; ee . : MA. Gea , ind from Casablanca‘there fs a/ Council Agriculture has voted wore Mise Weat. Mr. and Mrs
jur } La ang for) la - - ; oe ntain ‘plateau  fegty milesiin favor of the continuation Ofiy mM MeLean. Rita, Wilfred and
«> ving this thelthe m : al snd wrap \l and Fish- ne and twenty-five Miles wide|the control and regulation of Rilly MeLean, Rhoda and Kil
real ' party thanked /ped. 1 ealing feature, how , : tntyne, M.P..| iich is a veritable storehouse of | wheat prices by the Wheat Board, nani Mr. and Mrs. George Lamb
a i ‘ ’ ’ i , t y - , . : ;
wt that all the ean~| aoa  erolae: “bla iv . { t.% hosphate, A railwag, is, toy be oe 4 beautiful wreath Was t by
pagent: and wlhuded t Variine Phe|cetved a 4 , ; 5 aM . . am OM \hHuilt to this mountaii and a ALI bia widow
= ' io. but rises carly u ce Rupert! whicl ss i - he a = : I a hs Bes poly hasbeen gi¥en to’ the BIG LEAGUE BASEB | AE 0 Rll
’ = vo ‘ ins « ul on he Al~| oess aration ett] 1) I) : »&., Va- me " e e he
ins above 80 per cent 2"" ™' : 4 5 x mrs 1h Sai i the officials at the can-!ta . > ae : * he oy fag he Pacific international. ‘ROBERTSON CHOSEN
follev . . M - - ‘ ‘ . ' . : Mas ; +4 vee ’ “ : . a o
it : Mary ¢ that means we will have tolnery a J, F, Strang replied M Sir Henry France already has huge depysits “ ers pe a : CHURCH M MODERATOR
a oo » : 1 very suitable ante All wasipy ‘ Ontario, \ : Victoria, 8, Vaneouyer 0.
, Flora Burritt 91, Lorna Fee wm titled { ust hour’s run M Fen Héghlo oo Seattle 1, Tacoma 7.
“len?! mw aetlios asl hou ruil \ . . ae Ses .
Moya Bailey 87, Jean tant eer iain ; ihe t ‘ ‘ Spohane 5, Yakima 1. VANCOUVER, n, July {3.—Hev, J,
Tid i pn ay : tothe ‘ thle ' , : ‘ e ” : i ‘ akin
ack and some of the oecupants This mworiftie the excursion Secreta tion. Arthur “HINDY HAD TISSLE American League. |, Robertson has b wih hi oe
! ! i rétired for ts were th sts of the Grand) f. 8 \ St. Louis 6, New York 4; second! ygderator of the. Westuiinostet
enmained on board an e a a ists were ee i . 7 : f or ;
MUST ANSWER TODAY . iit bor ihe most part,|Trunk Pacitic Steamship « M iys and Can- WITH BURGLAR WHO game, New York 7, St. Louis 2. | Presbytery this eg a, br,
; wee eps " ’ roe ; 3 ‘ ‘troit 10, Boston 4. iGrant, of Prmee upert, Was
oweve ihey « * up town dipauy on the Prince Albert, Leav- al- ' id. NIGHT Detroi ¢
SPA, July 43 The Ger however hey i - ; RS ‘9 tie in " the Grand Trunk dock at 9 M ¥ | or, Senator ENTERED IN Chicako 5, Washington 3. i nearly eleeted.
St answer today reward enna ecoune whe Swoon rol t i k they were Laken about the oly . ie) ee ee Cleveland 4, Philadelphia 3. - .
inatom on the delivery ae een “2 9 goo giey he harbor ane ove! Gievorgetown M Works, Hon | BERLIN, July 14,.--General ieee National League. j
inder the peace treaty, — hee Pare Sipe ; elurn they were shown | Fler B.A M.P., Shel-/Hindenburg was shot at by @) ~~ phitadeiphia 2, Cincinnati 8. .
more industrious members clink - theists ‘ v ae oh Nova Scotia burglar in a tussle at his resi- Brooklyn 2, Chicago 3, ance onl
s woke nukl ie dry dock Lo se i) borne and Y : , oe e ; ; War i
Duby and J. &. Emerson od: to vautage "poiats ané: i ‘. rele Z lis pperalions, many of M ‘ Hon, Chas./dence last night rhe butiet Boston 2, Pittsburg », |
ae i the harpor in all its ship building of ‘ : ; I L. L. D..| missed Hindenburg and the man New York 6, St. Louis 2. } :
1 to the city front he » iy Many boals were Out On| them have never Witnessed such J, Doherty, kh med : a oe j r . ———— ' ;
eta Islands on Whe) oth waters and appeared|before indeed, some of them had/B,C.L,, MP, St Ana's Division, jescapeds wemmmemr| 4. Si Lord with David ad A dance will be given by
in this me w ; s alias he ; j p Mrs. # = ‘ ; ‘ rik’ . St.
eer. as dark specks against (he sheen/|never Seen an ceean \ : R “ i " MI . ‘ Portfoto Sir! Dr, &. F. Polmic M.P., Vieloréa, Betty arrived in the city last} the Board of Timade in St
Voescococerncscopeooocooooors |eilociod from the water. by the! gflerneon as guests of rim ik se dein hak’ Aly : K, ( M, ¢ lo-| British Columbia levening from North Pacitle can-| Andrew's Hall topight from
P ‘ ¥ setting sun shedding ils last rays|of ‘Trade a ree fe ae : 1. Minister of Customs and Inland nery hey were accompanied by| 9 to 12 in honee of the North
, ’ ; j ” aiiipal > ron an . a
orter Wanted throug’ a Meavlly peat ge 4 ee coal t ! ~% and 1? hast { al n. P. E,/ Revenue, Hon, BR. Wy Wigmere, Mrs, M. 8. Lord and Miss Dorothy { Dakota Farmers,
Que elderly lady remarked: is it ant ie evages ’ y \ One- St. John, New Brunswick, \ “ouver. | eo
; ; : . rte : : 7 Champlain, Que Lord Of Vaneouver senda a le.
Cc Apply the first time that I have seen the/Gold Storage Gompany plant. |1 : Minister without Portfolio, Hon. \% Vickets #1 per couple.
n't ii grand? Vonight a dance ts being Biyen 'h! ns ‘a Seo auneh Alice B. Phone Blue 548, |
entral Hotel stan oat 4. Scene y yes-| the i honor et Bt. Andre Hall \l Agricultus e, Hon,)H. K. Spinney, Nova Seotla, Laune ot
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