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o Aid Poles Against the Bolsheviks

SP RINCE RUPERT CITIZENS RECEIVE DISTINGUISHED VISITORS FROM THE EAST

 
  
  
   
   
        
  

 

First Visit F rom

Railway Minister

President D. B. Hanna and Vice-Presi-
dent A. L. Mitchell, of Canadian
| National, also see Terminal

City for First Tame

The train bearing Hon. Dr. J. D. Reid, minister of rathways
and eauals for Canada, and #). B. Hanna, Presicent of the Cana-

dian National lines, pulled in to Prinee Rupert shortly after 5

rance and Britain to
Send Supplies to Poland

Yecision Made to Give Arms, Munitions, Infantry ard

Tanks to Fight Against Red Hordes

loyd George Says that ACTIVITY ON
Country Must Not Perish BEAR RIVER

omises New Vo'unteer Army of 300,000 Men; Two Six Properties are Now Working
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o'clock last evening to be greeted by an assembly which plainly

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PARIS, July 22..The Allies have decided to send arms, city’s railroad affairs. The special consisted only of three cars,
munition, infantry and tanks to assist the Poles in fighting oe two from the Canadian National Railways, and the Grand Trunk
ainst the Bolshevik hordes who have taken Vilna and now ' coed a : Cae car “Prince Rupert” belonging to General Supertitendent Brewer
eaten the national capital. The British and French missions ‘ ‘ th of the western lines, who also arrived.
heading towards Warsaw. ay diated) i a Worm -,
LONDON, July 22..Lioyd George in speaking today said: man : As soon as the train pulled in it was boarded by Mayor Me-
oland must not bé wiped out under any circumstances by the ce a - By ia ie a : Glyment and members of the committees from the Board of
s. England and France are prepared to equip Poland with a ..,; \ sn halts ; ‘ Trade. After a few minutes the party came forth and the mayor
unteer force numbering 300,000 men. \ rs it It is owned by Gi introduced Dr. Reid to the gathering. The. minister ifl a few
well chosen remarks stated that es

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; di P ifi Will » to R. M. Thompe f Kve a ae viene ret these ; bess this was his first visit to Prince
ana lan acl 1c ] ett, Wash. J. L. Stamford is in Sunstance Veudaia, deughter of Baldwin concern’s Chick, end her i Rupert although he had before P
‘i charge. bend, William H. Hamilton, posed just after the ceremony in a Philee Cen iP British Columbia. He was, sy
Build New and Lar er The Lakeview on Glacier creek delohis » aniheatlrS accompanied by Mr. Hanna who) #
£ ; uuder bond to PP. Weleh ‘and _ Jawoull be pactiewtariy interesting | s tek ee

 

associates, Work is-under direc- ito Prince Rupert as, in a few days,
oat for ort toute :: tion of Al, Harris.. Develop ithe Grand Trunk would come un-| oe he
on all last winter or sneh aS nes a ve der his supervision as a braneh Mon. T. D. Pattullo Offers Prize
good results it was decid of the Canadian National Rail- at Exhibition for Best
VANCOUVER, J 22.—-Caplain J. W. 7 i ger ‘Of sontinus ways, i Utility Garden.
: Paci! nN ‘ r St t Services, will On Goose creek, Ue Algunica e t Yan a 1 Dr. Reld Speaks. |
‘ ‘ e le p 4 ont t Development ¢ will dia ! “rt oie tah Come a, Although the prize lists for the
‘ ; ‘i . iritl f j core . . ro i re Sena a : we fair this year will not be avail-
’ eplace Un i Vat i. eee ct arene imeneneere pa q WHE an * se re e able for distribution until Satur-
‘ ‘ ys ‘ 4 give \ mee may pecth “uae ; il i 4 . . nev ine, continues P. neta, di it io ny . that g sone tt *
| ro : vivay which was receatty pat Are now Altogether in Jump for Win. 1 Tam certain that the result] “ay, 1 ie known Sel ssnane
- t perat aga a: of my visit will be one of benefit}|;, al ss thins ; ; ine ae
G.Skoning and associates of, Ona, Minnesota; Commander Street {to prince rupert (cheers). T have arden: with will cause ole
- oae Se s . pi Na great faith in this place as far as ae : j a oe vm ?
B. b group owned by Jack Waikitia Carries Greeting for Amundsen Lam personally concerned andiesrdeners: This. prise t9 Given
! rn t wri dt Now eee when [I return to Ottawa Iam sure by the Hon, T. D. Pattullo, minis-
‘ sts by McNeill Bros cae ; a ' = t be Kea ; ~ .__ {ter of lands, ‘The judge will have
r : ee GRAND RAPIDS, July 22 Four Alaska bound planes have ir 7) ; > ane 0 won. ae be appointed immediately as it
he wre he ‘ of 1018 her run! seitrers ‘ here third leg of the trauscontinental flight. This , rgd same feeling upon my Col-/is about time that he was making
eakues. :
y Mary whicl : o On Bitter creek ©, N. 1 un mans : toss Lake Michigan to Winona, Minn, After lusty cheers led by the his first inspection of the grow-
' I | ‘ \ Sound \ Cw Jack Harkley’s L-L. ry W the ext flight will be to Saskatoon, where} mayor had been given for Dr in: Nesesamies. ype. 20k; axety
£ HG } : ; ; ome ea \ ie ae * able on the townsite, with a little
oh ‘ | the ’ be livergence to the northwest. The eer fr. Hanna was called upon.| y oping produces wonderful re-
» i] =| weel el i time on aceount of adverse He pre aced his remarks with a sults, and this prize ought to

) ae as ak ie oe ek a ee a eal - delat ab eeul inn ne oko isi few witticisms, the land of his]. malate: inthemeh. manenes Inne
: birth being easily ‘identified by citizens who have the space avail-
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: : Ss r Str the commander of the dition able to grow all they can and the
* LABOR BOARD'S AWARD * ual “ar ROG eSr 28 Se Pa Tour of Discovery. best they can.
- . 2 ges of congratulation to Explorer Roald Amund- “Wherever we go we hear Peete YF oa
a CHICAGO, July Six ° : ni wl ~ ¢ ed to reach Nome rly in August, having cir Scotch voices and I aia indeed
: f ul Hail y Be , ; Inbe “north of 63.” glad to be greeted by one here,”
Bian Lad at Chilliwack Flying in '* asia soa denaiiated’ the , Despite Refusal Has Received the iN “~~ . ” au. : hh-adid: “betibeliiie toc ment aed NELSON HAS
Fear of Arrest Falls into * recent finding of the Labor Prohibition Nomination Ben ee ee Shanss Of fo... ARRAN, Clymont It is a great pleasure
” } e of Lieul ord C eo. 3 ie , ; :
Fraser River * Board ee ht have re * For Big Fight. No, 2 ts . L. if. Chil 1G. Nutt, No, 3, Lieut. C.-M. to be greeted by such a gather- CONVENTION
, ted it. The final deeision * C ‘ graph officer uid No, 4, Lieut. Ross Kirk- ing here for it is rather unusual.
LLIWACK. July ine @ i th a di f #) LINCOLN, Nebraska, July 22 1 officer The observers and mechanics are|When a railroad president Gonaha
in Indian aged 20, was * & rebibershiy if th @ De oe we gern vl ae ‘ AY j Il. Nelson, engineering ollicer; Sergeant Long, master ly visits a city the peop le are Three Hundred Delegates at the
lin the Fraser ft ie * SWerce were. Not: sooept EF ing nea mm ™ enna Pro. elect }. &. English and Sergeant Edmund Henriques. clamoring so much for their) Keotenay Lake Town for the
‘ ht hil all split * a railway strike all over * has been nominated by the I ee |needs that he comes by night and Mining Convention.
ipe from the eity ie was ” \r 1 would probably * hibition Party as its candidate | ine paw bets dna tne en ye
that he would be arrested ® result. * the forthooming presidential el FAVES ESTATE MORE FIGHTING “This is also my first visit here| NELSON, July 22.—Three bhun-
nek a fight in ¢ ae town * @ bo land it is really more like a tour/dred delegates were present at the
e of discovery The Grand Trunk/opening of the International

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TROUBLE ON TRIP With Provision it be Divided Sinn Feiners ae Free-for-All \!!"! st whet ft a) insihih at veinees
ASK DIR Will be of Inestimable Good to Among Sons and Daughters Aftor Unionists had Suggested W We : oe re 0 > te oe aan - ee ih mineral
> i Th m. ito de and do wha we ce 1 eg e a 4 ess .
FCTLY Was Unable to Reply to the Ad- the Rapidly Developing at Wer Degen Gayeotiine . interests of this ecily with regard | resources of the tte proving e,
Crops. to the rest of Canada.”

dress of Welcome at Launce- | VICTORIA, J 22.—-The es- BELFAST, July 22.—As a re-
‘Ino Says Appeals Through the ton, Tasmania. CALGARY, July 22.-—A thunder jtat the Hon, James Dunsmuir, sult of a fight between Unionists as RTO TS MINISTER ER WAS
Allies Will Not Bring uiaedi occurred here test nightla ting { 12,000,000, has Leet on none in *s Harland ee a Relune Rugard ne
. LAUNOETON, ‘Tasmania, July}, og pain fell over most all of the be: eft ent y in the hands of 0 Shipyard several persons ot rit : Saat a
hee) Poste, 2 he Prince of Wales Was anid ae a is sald a a rain the widow for ¢ sion among the are now in the hospitul, we oe fhe GY Mgge th saa Mr RIGHT ON JOB
ONDON. July ; Lenine, t unable to reply to the address Of |). most timely for the crops and | sor “ : ' allowed :(y. Unley” 7, Ke ' “d, “Tl k ; tt a.
EEEO, Gabe ing where it-was proposed to boy-| #8#8na repited, now that's }

on her death, ! en
welcome tendered him here OUl|w wilt do inestimable good, ~ ‘ 2 oe
: ore : the Sinn Fein workers, ready. Hon. E. D. Barrow Directed the

fond must antinae nat War aes ow alight allah ol MERCHANTS DISCUSS =“ . Are. tiene Fasiensc..| tetas Sean aaa
hon eee BILLY SUNDAY OR NEW LUXURY TAX SUGAR JUMPS AGAIN. "isms rcnun| "Male yh

directly and not thee

medium ol an Me ugh INCOME TAX RETURNS BRYAN FOR PRESIDENT : visitors would be busy today ; MATSOUL July Save ten

, - | VANCOUVER july 22 hiflty Selling for $23 a Hundred on listening to the representations) E,

ie won. youn wit rest WELL BE VERY LARGE) | incoun, nob. July 21-—rhe]detogates were present @) in) Naneeu savc ts that it-we haveloeeere’ ia the: ne Re

Ay a, Mai vy the Pringess sentiment ef the prohibition con} popent , Tt HEVEL ERA R Levy ul sale Row, jask,”’ he said, “is that if we have! breach in the Matsqui dyke wees

‘ilurday afternoon and OTTAWA, July 22 rhe in-lvention here favers ‘the nomina-|Merchants Gonyvention herp this er ar the possibilities of a Lerminal | fille d last night and the damage

expectod that the sessions of|come tax revenue ‘this year. it isition of W. J. Bryan. “Billy ornin Ge of the most prom VANCOUVER, July 22.—-Sugar\that the terminal be proceeded|has now been confined to a small

ae maNpneals ConCilation expected, will reach the £40,000, Sunday has also bes mentioned | ine tf atures ¢ the pi amis has taken a inp oof two dollars, with We do not want to think | area, ‘The break was caused by
be } lich be Js otiairman,(000 mark. Defaulterp are goinglas a probable eandidate in the!{he discussion wd to the making the wholesale peiee now|that we have been brought here|the recent record high waters of

minenee next Monday is he watorely. panies ibis weer. |race. luxury tax 223 per hundred pounds. \Continued on Page 4. jthe Fraser River,
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