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JAP WHO KILLED PITTMAN FARMING DEVELOPMENT IN
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4 (Special to The Dally News.) (Special to The Dally News.) P RINCE RUP ERT INT ERLAND
ae Atlanta, Ga., Aug. 18.—Mayor San Antonio, Texas, August 18. nr
AT PRELIMINARY HEARING OF THE PORT ESSINGTON MURDER Woodward ; soohy § ‘ The storm damage at Houston is BULKLEY VALLEY |!
neon YESTERDAY, TENDS POOTTIVELY eTATEO ard, in a speech at a ban- : . 2 Y 1S PRODUCING FINE CROPS OF WHEAT
; estimated at $1,000,000. Six
note quet, defends the lynching of Leo by AND OATS—PROMISES TO BE GREAT STOCK RAIS-
THAT NAGANO, THE , COMMITTED persons were drowned. Eight were
THE MURDER Frank. He says the efforts to se- : ING COUNTRY—FARMERS GETTING DOWN
, : t drowned at Morgan’s Point. Gal- TO REAL BUSINESS
cure justice and avenge the mur-|veston is isolated.
_ ooo = —~ ——
' Bet ee of coe dropped right at his}der were blocked in the courts. All elevators have been blown (By F. 8. Wright)
ington murder case, Meels. e say me else ¢ e f s Fo ar G or »§ x ‘ > Causeway wrevk . i j i
nee eae Pee iw no one else at}He warns Former Governor Sla-|@0W! ae Bear wrevked, The Bulkley valley is a com-jword to the Prinee Rupert busi-
4 { , 183. » t * : ; one Isge 2 g x7 :
Nae he oo Stas ton te keep out of Georgia for a r ae it ae ae nee througa paratively small part of the hin-|ness man might not be amiss.
gus gave evi- ess ran and go s part- ' pr erty 108s 18 e ate F j f i
a | | ran an i DSW i 1e property loss is estimated|/terland of Prince Rupert, but| Why not slip out of town about
milar to that given)ner, Gus Schorneck, who was in to be greater than in the storm|4915 indications ar it i his ti i
| Fat : Governor Harris announces |! ; 915 indications are that it is a/this time, away from city cares
er’s inquest, He iden-|bed. They came back and found of 1900. It is feared that hun- district that has gone st the d get g i i i
as the ‘ , ip Z ‘ 19 lthat there will be a rigorous in- “a ar 4 se ; San ee toe ge soquainted with this
as the man whe ittman lying dead. lrommy © dreds are dead. Eighteen so'diers experimental stage turdy bunch of f TI
xpe al stage. sturdy th of farmers. ese
the crime. It seems|Darve and another man came]|Yestigation into the lynching. are dead in Texas City. The bar- Gone are the days of feveris ar : ot aa i +
. ! fe ione are 1e days of feverish|farmers’ one complaint is that
urphy and Pittman|along with Murphy on a truck. racks were blown down and 0}pea1 estate peculation, gone the ;Rupert, although it ex ts t
7 al Sts 2 6Spec ‘ +s > 3 ‘ srt, € ) z expects see
the Oriental Cafe|They put Pittman on the same Chimneys, pipes, ranges andjinjured, damage to the extent of day of the contractor and rail-|the interior trade re nies “
ay é é - > y. “ade ass oug
|. When Garlson eall-|truck and took him on to the hos [furnaces cleaned. Good, quick/$400,000 being done. The dama.se}poaq builder and his following.|the city,does not make any ay cf
i é s x. » city, does ake any appre-
ann oe , | nite work at a reasonable ‘ice, P sito » Cotto or amo S45 7 . P wat ;
3 ip. ‘ - the |] F " 3 : Prit, ci sonable price 192-8 t eK cotton crop amounts lo) No more do long strings of freight|ciable effort te get in touch. They
rec an hava | PDaS- CRAY inBd by Mr. P-'‘ers, wes a aan eee cae eee. Y teams pull out of Aldermere with|can grow the stuff, they look to
oe a corner ste Witness s: iid Kameda had rothing supplies for the construction}|Prince Rupert to help market
Oe eee ner or a ae gigti KOVNO TAKEN BY GERMANS camps. In their place the man|what they produce, and here is
d for the soup. ‘s he knew He had n oun with the plough has arrived, has/where the Prince Rupert business
t of the cafe and|the stab Pittman got at the foot AFTE B cleared and sown, aud this year|man can help them. The trade is
ites afterwards twolof the steps was the one that the experiments of previous years|not in settled channels yet, it is
him back. He had paren his death. It was. nit have shown that the Bulkley val-|perfectly possible for it to get
; { ose and around his|Kameda that stabbed him it was LONDON BELIEVES EASTERN SITUATION CRITICAL — BRITISH ley can produce, along mixed|away from Prince Rupert, and it
Witness told the Japs|the cook. ADVANCE IN DARDANELLES — DIPLOMATIC PAUSE farming lines. will require effort on the part of
far enough. He Provincial Gonstable Pechert V. IN GREECE—ZEPPELIN RAID — ENEMY You will go a long way before Prince Rupert if they are to get
d this when Oharal|Leese testified as to the finding REPULSED IN VOSGES you will see better looking grain their share. There are a few in
n over the eye. He sawlof the body, the condition of the hay and feed. The quantity, true, Prince Rupert who are reaching
striking Carlson with a/restaurant, and the arresting of (Special to The Daily News.) diplomatic situation. Venzilos has |i8 not great, measured with the out for it, but mighty few.
Nagano, Kameda and Vhara. Berlin, August 18.—The fort-/asked for four days in which to | Prairie provinces’ output, but the] The people up there will see
on ran out and witness} After further crss-examina-|_.., of Kovno has been captured| study conditions before he at- quality is there absolutely. Sel- that a party of business men
og ara Someone said “theyjtion by Mr. peers: Anh PORT O8 after a most tenacious resistance,|tempts to form a new Greek cab- | dom can cleaner or heavier grain] Views all there is to be seen and
dering me. Witness went|was adjourned until today. with. 240. guns and 4,500 prison. |inet. be seen than that growing in the|have a good time in addition. It
the door and found Mur- e ers, Zeppelin Raid. Bulkley valley. Another eight|Would mean geing to Smithers,
vn in a corner, Na- PARTY ROAD WORK Situation Critical. There has been a Zeppelin raid|days with ordinary farmer's luckjand from there arrangements
a ee Sa ad ON PORCHER ISLAND London, August 18.—The fall}on the east coast near Londan. will see it cut and shocked, and|Would be made to take the party
Witness picked up| of Kovno makes the eastern situa-|Ten people were killed and 36 in- then Bulkley valley will show by|through the valley to Round lake
Oe ae titan soreher Island tion critical. The Germans are|jured. Property damage wis actual marketing of a surplus,}/by motor. They would see for
who were with | : moti gnia a parreet ee showing no relaxation in their|slight. One of the Zeppelins was that they at any rate can farm and themselves the possibilities of the
‘inom Sey nee) efforts to reach Brest and Litouik. | hit. ‘ |make a living in the north. country, and ask anyone who
Murphy went out| Dear Sir:—We wish to draw Dardanelles Advance Germans Repulsed Their hay crop is roughly|*®ows whether it would not mean
| ’ » Se | oO a oO } ay | h . . : ™ . ve “ ¢ . mrich »
ONE Na ee” on coset pe . . cig \ i Sir Ian Hamilton reports that Paris, August 18.—German at-] 4,900 tons, equal to the finest education and a surprise. Mr.
oe ane ark is hi dit 1is dis- . : 4 m . siness t Tr is r
{ after him mega W 2 ‘ ee ed in : Tine British left wing has gained|tacks in the Vosges have been re-]Washington hay. Their wheat|usiness man, there is one of
follo ge Pi , ‘ict. » have en settlers ; : ye ’ : arkets waiting ae
llowing Pittman ss ; ‘ a een st *}500. yards, ineluding a Turkish|pulsed, Prisoners taken from the|crop is sufficient to supply the|¥°U! markets waiting for you to
e steps \ s district for seven years, and, : pe i eat Oe: Be i
Cee ae ae ae ni a i ; ‘i 1 trench. The Australians repulsed|German Crown Prince's army district with all the wheat re-|/U/™P into—small as yet, but in-
steps f ‘ned | w of e har mes, ap- ; : , , j T ‘reasing ri fl > Ss
Pate et on f ah oe ik all Turkish attacks. have printed orders to capture] quired for poultry feeding. They|°TCS*tns rapidly end. the Gras
oO gre laos lie oO rot orem Mendem j i : Gers ? : 8
to grab Nagano. 1 plies : I : , ay ey Diplomatic Pause. Verdun and at any cost to end]expect to ship at least six car- man in gets the plums, Are you
hina e ou ee Is & BhOre 0 » work being done , . going > first’
ing glitter in Nagano’s| fer @ shore rite ; There is little change in the the war by December. loads of oats, and two of barley.|° ing to be first?
here, understanding that such Stock—-At the present time the} A business man’s trip would

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MeGaffrey, head of the Provincial

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the ist of September they are
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farmers from the whole district
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