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PRICE FIVE CENTS

rime at Prince George

ERMAN REICHSTAG RATIFIES SPA AGREEMENT WITH ALLIES; BIG MAJORITY

 

erman Named Ogle Beats up
Pioneer of Prince George

es to Woods with Rifles and Ammunition after horribly
mutilating man whom he had threatened to injure

GEORGE, July 20 I Dhodd

vc esscen CHAMPIONSHIP
GOES T0 G.T.P.

Mobley Cup Won by Raliwaymen
When They Defeated Sons of
England Last Evening.

i iver,

Kicked Head to. Jelly.

iwinyed pretty foutball

mbinateon which was
seMice Past

nee

hungatels

 

SSIANS BEING
PORTED TODAY

» Soviet Citizens Being Sent
to Their Native Land » th
iled |
the Balance.
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Prospector Tells Ketchikan Paper

LEAGUE BASEBALL

Pacific International.

seen eeeowvneepneaeeee ;
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the bine

FLIERS TO LEAVE
EDMONTON FRIDAY

>
EDMONTON

played
and Lawson sho
sons carried one

wers and sorely see é

talwart bach Bert Wearmouth
umbe and Tit
the ft
labrum playing
at half Dark
suved many an onrush,

The Teams.
McCulloch gave
assisted
apperton

were
line

a hustling game

areres

sive ward

timely kicking

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by a. €

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and & Rh lis

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~~" PGE. CONSTRUCTION | |
IS FORESHADOWED 30.00

Sloan, Kert
of BKigland

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on

“ Allis,

The t
Trees t 1

as follows:
Waldorf; Law-
Bennett

mara

tlds : ‘nhins were
unk
Crarges
banthorpe,
and Panthorpe
Winsby; Dar-
labrum, Kelsey
Gelderd, La

and Farquahar.

ithe,

| naimo-Wellingion

COAL |

r coals

Additional Loan of $3,000,000 is Sons
Being Asked by Finance

Minister.

Py
Archer;
sulds

ton and Gri
wid
linker, bi

may he
ton, but
Rihly account
Hington ha
dep

ches aper
Wateh your

Nanaimo-
proved itself
ndable, laste
and is the Cheapest
al factory in the

end

| Further

“~~ IN NOVA SCOTIA
S" LIBERALS MAKE

a &3

VICETOMLEA
tructi
foreshad

July
of the G.]
llon,

bids on

on P
wed

for

ite
Hart
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min,
It is we

ocal foats made lo pay
ofthe old PBL aod indebted
Which had been hanging fire
oie tite Na
‘Phones 116, 564 and’ ent is trying to
Blue 69 pHa

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were up

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July 20

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reported deft
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for

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the final return, DY

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satisfaction |
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and EK,

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ONE MORE GAIN

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fared to the

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(Ai Sbuted areus are thuse where p.ebiscites are to deteriine nationality,

(B) Heavy broken line shows ~astern boundaries ot Poland before the partiti.o of 1772. it was to bring
this territoty within the spbere of iofiuence of Warsaw that G.neral @iludski undertuok the offeasive
which brocght bis army. in March, 1920, as far as the line marked X X X XX In cunnection with the
Uscrainians Kieff was captured. but was afterward abandoned before the Soviet advance.

(C) abin broken line running tbroagb Brody, Brest-Litorsk and Grodno shows eastPro bvovadary pro-
posed by the Peace Conference tp December, 1919. It is to this line that Premier Lioyd George suggests tne
Polish arm now retire in order te discuss peace terms with the advancing Soviet armies

(D) Meavy solid tine wo west shows boun Jary betweeu Puland and Germany established by ruts Com
ference

(E) Provisory boundary between Poland and Lithuania ts marked by line of small o's

(FP) Arrows sbow direction of Soviet advance, according to most recent despatches. Vilna is encan-
gered; Minsk has been captured © The Poles bave abandoned Bobrulsk. The Pripet marshes protect Pinsk,
but the Red army is advcncing scuth of this toward Kovel ani in the direction of Tarnopol.

POLAND WOULD BUY
AMERICAN UNIFORMS

Peace Parley siete with Allies
and Other Countries Repre-
sented

“INDICATIONS ess
OF OIL FOUND | a
STIKINE RIVER so as tahisent tela

escaped witho rut being wound-

and provincial gov-
their treatment

soldiers, saying that

opportufhities have

to the men to better

after eturning = fre

been |
their
mm
in a num-

? Allies

rhe

GERMANS AGREE
TO ALLIED TERMS

Reichstag Ratifies Spa Agreement

By Overwhelming
Majority.

Reich.

ia-

BERLIN, July 29.—The
stag by an overwhelming
ority has approved the
nent made with the Allies at Spa.
sue agreement has to do, among
other things, with the delivery of
two million tons of coal a month
to the Allies by Germany, and
with the demobilitation of the
German army.

PRICES FOR SALMON
ALASKAN CANNERIES

KETCHIKAN, July 29.—The
following priees for fish have been
agreed upon by the cannerymen
to prevail for the season of $920:
Cannery Gear.
Pinks, GOGM fs ovo. sd cela
Dogs, each
Medium reds, each ..... Ag?
pen;  CAGM 2 oo 'shs cH oe. 29
. To the above prices, the fol-
lowng will be allowed on all
of fish;
One half cent. per fis he for de~
livery.
One half, cent per tish for
Private Gear and bats
Pinks, each .
Dogs, each
Medium reds,
Reds, One < cas dsr tis sata 35

DUBLIN MAY OFFER
FREEDOM OF CITY 10
ARCHBISHOP MANNIX

It is

agree-

OA

oll:

eac h

DUBLIN, July
posed to grant the freedo of the
ity of Dublin to Abchibiahos
Mannix of Melbourne, the
British Government plans to re-
in Ireland. ‘The
charged, has

29. pro-

whom

fuse a landing

irchbishop, it

uppatriotic and seditious

and would be a danger

made
utterances
to the

country.

 

LONDON,

agree d

July 29.

with Poland
must participate
and that no sep-
The

d except that he was buried once
ith of his company, which | have
litle trip to the other

the

that

thers
sitated
ospital

states

of Outiook in That
Region.

a
Peace parley
peace shall be made.

States h not yet
is asking
200,000

irate
s are notice

*-|SOCKEYES FETCH United ta
DOLLAR APIECE

AT BELLINGHAM ——
‘s been pres-| BELLINGHAM, July 29,—Sock AGREE ON OlL

or several
eye salmon are very searce here
; : iD real France and Great Britain to Co-

W Sota this year and the price of fish has}
ith others ared to a dollar each, This is operate in Development
of Fields.

stikine early in hi gh compared with from {5e to
x been staked ek

novia provin-
They found

ine
wever,
Prance have reached an

much head. AMUNDSEN WILL MAKE iment in regard to oil supplies ven
ALONG EXPEDITION issn so sit

at their dis-
in Waste them

~w to international co-opera-

don: This action will eliminate!

urn to kdep
the govern

friction and unnecessary competi-
tion.

as
Poland
to purchase
States untforms.

and so
d that
fielg may
s the opini

turned Cant

be

i-

v5e each a few years

Only six canneries are operat-}
now owing to lack of fish.

The
ad-

July

has

29,
been

WASHINGTON,
state department
vised here
agree-

decided | el
aing

they
their

stat
Leaves Again for Arctic in Steam~
er Maude in two Weeks.

to pros-
he

hanee
ms now,” leeccideelitiliaian tapelicdecinmer: “is
t of transporta-|

is problem is

NOME, July 20.—Roald Amund-|
the aretic explorer, who ar-

rived here a few days ago,

FIGHTING FIRES IN
leaving in two weeks on a further KOOTENAY COUNTRY

years in the Aretic Supposed That Woods Were tee
Maude nited from Lightning.
i —

NELSON, July 20.
irangers are fighting bush
along the Slocan River.

Blanche timber is being destroyed,

of age, was! Vhe

found dead in the bush near Vie-\tribuled here
Phere are indications
and murder,

sen,
e oll excite- Is

ted there some

may be Al

expedition,

to spend five
and will sail away
with that purpose.

aay
M hy
old,

d with

sixty-one
look it,

forees
He

was

yaut
not in the

adian

bul dees
the Ga

yours

yeurs
|

Forest

fires

Tr. ee |

GIRL MURDERED

OURBEC,. July
Garneau, ,

brance,
six but
slightly from
Forty-three
admission
that as

tu three
enlisted

compelled to st
the truth to do
va the age limit fol
and he

enlisted,

When itty

20,
origin of these
to lightning,

22 years
wave
tovia Park,

ft Ass

1 his praise ol ault }

been}
to}

that Great Britain anh,

jer

Much!

fires is ate)

‘COAST TO COAST
BLIGHT WITH MAIL

to San Francisco
| Monoplanes Leave East

iNew York

July 29 Mono-
tomorrow with

United
to coast

YORK,

here

| NEW
|) lanes leave
the tirst consignment
{States mail in a coast
jsérvice between this city and San
Francisco.

ol

Good progress is being made on
the repairs to the steamer Prince
| George at the yards of the Prine e
Rupert Drydock & Engineering Coa,
It is confidently expected that she
lwill be completed by Saturday.
J. 8S. MecKentie and J. J. Uriach-
have both elected for speedy
trial before Judge Yoaug and will
hikely up again this after.
noon, when the date for trial will

- set. .

come

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DON’T FORGET

The Butchers’
Baseball Dance

the
Meintyre Hall

THURSDAY, 29th JULY

at 9.30. p.m,
} Gents., $1.00; Ladies Free

\) Gray's Orchestra, Refreshments

 

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