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Sirike Settlement Difficult

er L! loyd George says negot: jations were under way
when indiscreet action was taken; discussions

may be resumed

tree " CANON SCOTT
ARRIVES TODAY

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UNDER AUSPICES of and

Come and Hear

Canada’s Soldier Padre

Theatre, Friday, Oct. 22,

AT 9 P.M

Col. Cy. Peck, V.C., M.P.
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Péemies Declares
Election Very Soon

Private Mectings of supporters of the
big parties have been held in Van-
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| MILNER, 22

Premier

but

October ——Inu a three-hour speech before a large

dience, John Oliver declared there would be an elec

very seen, as yet no date had been decided

After expressing surprise at fhe result of the ; iseile, Mr.
Oliver said government contro] would mean that the money
heretofore sent out of the province would now be kept within

 

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VANCOUVER, Oct. 22.—Election
mors are already giving place q
referendum results im the assaa
public interest. Both the major »
parties have been holding private

France's New Premier was Presi-
dent*Millerand’s Fifth
Choice.

to getting
Everywhere
the Liberals are expressing them-
selves as confident that the Gov-
ernment will be returned with a
good majority. These who are |Preater of Franee. Aceording to
not allied with either of the po-|the “Matin,” the Freneh
litieal parties say there is noth |ehip Was deelined SUgeseivs
ing else to do but return the preg *M- bhopiteau, mrmister

mt Government. }M. Steez, minister of the interior;
and M. Jonnart before M. Miller

meetings wilh a view

out strong = slates.

M. Georges Le

 

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premior-
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of justice;

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and offered it to M. Leyeues. Our
‘NO CARS $9 THERE Paris correspondent has said thal
WAS N9 FISH SALE it was also offered to M. Briand,
, Bi 2 M. Leygues is M. Millerand’s
} nee fifth choice. This newillingness
| Wearly 200,009 Pounds of Fish i j.. aecept the post om M. Miller-
Again Tied up at the and's conditions suggests that the
Fish Wharves. apparent desire of the 1 j
wee dent to be his own prime minister
Phe were 2 refrigerator is not wniversaily eapooseg It
is for the arrivals posted at the most be the first ti in the bis
Fis Exchange this morning 80 tory of the Third rope publ that a
sale has been held over until prime minister bas been appoint-
mnorrow imerting when 4hree ad on tie condition of taking over
cars a reported toa be arriving. af} bit predecessor's colleagues,
Phe only sale was the Jean which which means in effect that all the
svld 300 pounds of salmon to the ministers are directly chosen by
Atlin Fisheries at 16c and Se. The the president of the republie. Al-
st being halibut beats have been though he has held offi Six
1 over, times-——on the first océ@asion in
F¢ wing are the arrivals list-|the Charles Depuy Cabinet of 1804
d today: Tom and Al, 50,000 Ibs.;tand on the last oecasion in the
iLineo! 10,000; Washington. 20,-/)Clemeneceau cabinet of 1947 he
000: Ju 11,000; White Star, has never been in the front rank
11.000; Star, 10,000; Helena, 10.-lof French p i s and was
(000: Brothers, 10,000; Lancing, |never looked upon as likely to bee
0 one Procress, 6.000 Fanny fcome prime minister or minister
and Pair of Jacks, 7,000/of foreign affairs, still less both

& rat once

PREPARE TO INVADE SMITHERS BOY IS
NORTHERN OIL FIELD GIVEN LONG TERM

stdtitctent Gok, Sane alia AT OKALLA PRISON
partics will feave Edmonton aa

he new off flelds on the Matkenzie! Normatr Kitson a Ben s

: e nentenced to s {8

tiver by dog team in order to youth, wa t lt :
sta in advance Other pros- ths at Okalla Prison Farm on
peetors will travel by the river |"VPearns before Judge Young ‘
route.in the spring as soon as the/#? evening session of the cour
; out jlast night Evidence was given

ce goes oO :
nf sedi ale eanenibainalh Iby Constable Jobm Kelly of
Male and Female,” one of the|Smithers, 2 to. th a ? af
lmost interesting and gorgeous the boy and his breaking jail
pict ver produced at the /bwiee, on one occasion! king an
vietures eve produ

Westholme tonight and tomorrow, ther prisoner with him rhe
eajizd was clearly shown to have

 

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length, the feo he was befor ude

Lop “ gt it wi now |
eral opinion bein hat it As no! shareeé with theft ae let. oui
tuo high. The new president said
ke this association on suspended sapped,
he oped m vn u a sal The case was short a beld
ie lee x sports organization in
le teacing 7 : : ~~ between (he arrival of the in at
the city rhey had a good gymh- ; :
i® o'elock and the arture of the
nasium and baths and they want- : :
‘ rT ‘ ted He did Prince ¢ ze al Inight. Con.
rT get iterested. , fi :
ed to .s oegey eee et $ istable K continued the journey

net want the dues to keep people south, taking the boy to prinon

oul, A number of young men had| eae ;

already signified their intention There will be one show only at

tef joining J. Day Bell, W. ©. the Empress Theatre tonight,

Fulton, J. GO, Beady and a number commencing at 7.80 sharp and

of others took part in the dis-/finishing in time for Canon Scott's
ssion but it was finally left to lecture at 9 o’cf@ck.

the new board of direetors to for- —

mulate a policy | B.C, Undertakers, Phone 41,

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