WhM
Vii
Want
A
PAHIS.
Aug.
0
The
Helgiaii
government
has
decided
hi
hike
the
imitative
mid
directly
iippruach
reat
Britain
und
France
if
reparations
negotiations
uniting
tlie
Allies
show
nu
signs
of
being
resinned
soon
says
n
Hrussells
despatch,
i
Hel-iuiit
will
propose
Unit
reparations
from
Germany
mi
fur
ii
France
aid
llelginm
are
concerned
be
confined
to
the
iiialerial
damage
differed
by
those
countries
and
that
Great
Hritain
cancel
inler-Allird
debt
receiving
from
Germany
Ihe.
amount
that
she
owe
the
United
Slate.
On
this
bans
llirlel-is'iitii
nuiilstcr
will
suggest
that
inter
Allied
"p.iur
piflers
'
lie
started
lo
settle
I
In
guarantee
required
from
Germany.
Some
People
Badly
Injured
Nobody
Killed
But
Sl
tlUl
HY.
Oiil
Aug.
V.r
Physielan
allendiug
Hie
paen-iTcrn.
injured
n
a
harvester-'
rurrylug
mil
the
lerms
or
the
ennreileeiillon
uareeiiu'iil,"
ahl
lower
from
SI.
John
on
a
mileage
bails
than
those
out
of
Winnipeg,
lml
Hio.n
from
Vancouver
weM
Ihe
highest
of
all.
Thi
continue
Resistance
lir.ltl.IX.
Aux.
V.-
Chancellor
(aim.
addre
in
I
he
iteiehlag.
In
wlnrli
he
afd
paie
resistance
would
he
Ihe
cole
weapon
In
the
lluhr
mid
Ithiueland
and
would
eniilinue
In
he
upportcd
hy
I
he
vital
hm,
I"
received
a
Ihe
iiiixl
depremg
latemeiil
yeli
made
lit
Ihe
national
legilaluri-by
llii-
orcMMit
government.
I
The
elianrelhir
was
vlibly
din-
,
runcerled
by
Ihe
boislerou
heek-
,
Ihiir
OmiiiiuiiUI
member
who.!
III
fltml
III
ttIIIHk.
liMllf.I
i
and
Alberta
in
opening
slated
H
rPrnt.,
yesterday
afleruooii
he
wished
the
cabinet
to.
do
wa
f,(,
,rUil)C
w,..,K.r
having
been
lo
deal
with
general
principles
j,.,,,,,,,",,.,.,.,!
,,
Wuys.
Inder
Ihe
terms
or
Ihe
confednr-
,,(,
i,u,.ol,
,H.nol
made
allou
llrilish
Coltnnbia
was
en-
u
itJ
,,
Mn
yi.Mr
uUIkmiI.
n
lllled
to
the
same
transporlalion
)1(.al
nf
j,,,,,,.
i,
w-ait-
al
the
same
rol
a
evlemled
to
,u
M1.vk.(l
other
parti
of
Ihe
Dominion.'
'Mo,
A
.
build
a
railway
and
then
'pul
trivrADIl
CM
CCD
tariff
on
which
foibios
its
use
or
VltlUKlA
UULrCK
the
use
of
any
part
of
it,,
is
not
SETS
UP
RECORD
Mr.
McGcen
"The
rales
were
Phil
Taylor
Turns
In
Card
of
61
For
18
Holes
VICTOIUA,
Aug.
I'lill
was
tin-.lor,
professional,
Victoria
Tav
golf
l.iii
in
ii.ii
v.i.
We
reply
on
n
elub
opi'ii
cliniiuuon
of
me
raci
i-ectiou
o
Ihe
Ilailwiiy
Ac(
whlei'fie
niirlhwesl.
set
up
whal
Is
be-sIiiIm,
Vii
irdU
Ml.all
he
cluirged
lievisl
tn
he
the
world's
record
which
unjustly
discriminate,
when
ho
turned
in
a
card
of
01
uirninsL
nnv
hieallly."
-4
f'
holen.
Taylor
wms
only
SUPPORT
BOWSER
-
"rtVI'l
.over
par
oil
Olie
hole.
At
tho
see-on!
hole
he
hooked
an
iron
shot
VICTOIUA,
H.
C.,
August
W
,and
found
tho
bunker
requiring
a
Sneaking
nl
ii
Conservative
pic-.nvcio
gei
u
oown.
layior
was
Hi..
i...
k
v
Tolmie.
M.l.
nul
in
.33
ami
came
homo
in
28.
for
Victoria,
and
C.
II.
Dickie,
.The
course
was
5500
yards.
FISH
ARRIVALS
!
Nine
Boats
Sold
107,000
Pounds
or
Halibut
at
Exchange
Today
.
a
or
?
STILL
IN
VANCOUVER
U
It
Falls
to
Leave
For
the
North
by
September
30
Territory
Will
Have
Dry
Winter
hri
uim'u.ii
u
o
i.
.
..
ijm.
closes
then.
HIGH
OFFICERS
OF
rin
.
nor
t
nnrr
Ar
'
I'here
will
be
a
special
meeting
of
Jhe
local
I.oyal
Orange
Lodge
Ionic
lit
called
on
account
id
Hie
visit
lo
Ihe
cily
or
Itev.
Dr.
T.
J.
Williams
-
Fisher,
Hirmlngham,
F.nglamir
deputy
grand
chaplain
of
the
Triennial
Council
of
Ihe
World,
and
David
Oatt,
22.2.IJ
1.550,708
H.r.e.i.yjH
6.2l2,f.,J5
2.8
J
1,
5H
I
Spruce
....
711,311
Poles,
lineal
foet
lied
Cedar
....
2H'.8t5
Piles,
lineal
feet
Hemlock
1.278
Cedar
18,580
Cord
wood
lied
Cedar,
cord
..
178
Railway
Ties
21,265
1.151,1.11
1),351,731I
NAN
A
I
MO
WINS
Tnarehere!
CONNAUGHT
CUP
Victory
Over
Montreal
Soccer
Team
Makes
Island
Team
Champions
WINMI'KO,
Aug.
!.
Nanalmo
won
a
ilcserviil
victory
over
Mon-
London.
treal
Camulian
l'acifies
in
tlitf
Knglnud,
deputy
grand
master
of
third
game
of
tlie
Connaught
Cup
Mm
Cm
ml
Lodge
ill
Kiiglaud.
A
series,
fowler
l.iitiiinel
w-ill
follow
nl
Subsc'rlbvfor
tiDally
News.
TAXI
r
1
P.R.FISH
MARKET
99
Phone
671.
FOR
THE.
PIC-NIC.
n
a
hurry
Jellied
Tongues,
Boiled
Ham,
Phone
Roast
Ham
with
dressing,
'
PRINCE
RUPERT
Fresh
Sausage
Dally.
'
at
Cart
and
Best
Service
In
tha
City.
Rates
Reasonable
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Out
of
Town
Orders
Solicited.
VOI
XIII
,
NO.
1
87
1'IUNCK
ItUl'KIlT,
U.C.,
THLHSDAY,
AUGUST
U,
1023.
VMOrtftr'i
Clreltllfl
133
Stft
Sal.
S04.
PIUCE
FIVE
CENTS.
TWENTJ
"JLUON
FEET
OF
Output
Timber
Shows
Remarkable
Increase
in
year.
The
month
District
During
Month
During
Hie
monlh
oT
July
l'J,y
i,5:i8
feel
of
timber
was
sealed
in
Prince
Hupert
forestry
district
according
lo
returns
issued
Ibis
morning
by
P.
S.
Houiiey,
district
forester.
This
shows
a
healthy
increae
over
last
mouth
total
which
wa
considered
a
record
al
18,
i0VtUl
feel.
II
is
almost
double
the
figure
for
July
last
ear
which
was
1
0,01.
'',080
feel.
In
addition
lo
Ihe
limber
sealing
a
large
ipiautily
of
poles
was
scaled,
Jhe
figure
of
2"d,N"d
lineal
feel
for
the
mouth
being
no
le
than
eight
lime
thai
for
July
of
last
year.
'.l.'.l7U
feel.
Pile
counted
were
Ihree
lime'
s
greater
in
volume
than
durinK
j
the
monlh
of
June
and
four,
lime
preuler
Ihan
in
July
of
hint
scaling
filatures
were
as
follows!
Timber
Douglas
Fir
lied
Cedar..
VIVClil'1'l.'ll
Inn
II
V
lnrfrn
I...,.!
ionsignmenl
of
Yukon
wliiskey.j
Sjiruce
..
which
has
been
held
up
al
this
Hemlock
port
for
months
pending
pennjs-!
HaHiii
....
sion
oi
Hie
iiiucu
ffiaies
iJoverii.-,
interior
ntent
lo
pass
it
Ihrough
Skagway
lo
the
CauadiaiwYukon.
is
still
here
and
its
future
is
still
un
certain.
Altogether
about
twelve
thousand
cases
of
whiskey,
beer,
nud
Other
liquor
are
required
by
the
Yukon
for
the
long
wilder.
II
Ihe
freight
does
not
leave
Vancouver
by
September
30
If
will
not
....I
II.
nl
..II
II.
till
I'itrtlt
lull
1
.
for
tlu"
I
July
Year
lo
Dale
wnt
B.C.
DEFEATED
CRICKET
GAME
Down
Before
Alberta
Western
Canada
Tournaments
at
Vancouver
GOVERNMENT
PARTY'S
LOGS
SCALED
SOCKEYE
RUN
IN
DISTRICT
NO.
2
IS
EXTREMELY
SATISFACTORY
THIS
YEAR
Belgium
Submits
New
Plan
to
Great
Britain
With
View
to
Settlement
ol
Reparations
HARVEST
TRAIN
WRECK
ONTARIO,
train
wrwii
near
Warren
lat
iiiiuiii.
mini
iiiik
ni
mi
iai-vimm
-
-
...
..
-
wt
rni'ov
ate-
...
a
ts
ie
.
:m
,
ki
J
t
r
,
-
,L
r
"iiiMtviiit
-.3caH'--ar
.
.
.mm
vaviAi
.In
..t.?.
,fh
,T
.If
II..
Itiiiii.
7TTT
nnr"i
"ariiic
nMirnrr
iui.
tihyniciaii.
aM
Uiu(.
Wad
U
not
I'uny
Ih-mmIc
fiiirrriiliti
been
m
Irani
made
up
of
the
new
when
Hie
chancellor
riiilMieo
in
type
of
idrel
ran,
rr.ircn
would
ndilren.
Ihere
a
pndoiigeil
ap
have
hei'n
killed.
The
eaue
of
hlaiw.
the
wreck
i
a
luy-lerv.
I
P.MHS.
Aujf.
l.
He.-palehe
A
I.
Shaw,
en
roule
from
Mou-'fnon
Ili-rlin
indirale
Ilia)
the
treat
to
Calvary.
wn
Hie
imil
Cum.
i:orrniiieut
ii
likely
to
MTlotody
injured
uffrriii
wilh
'coutliiue
in
power.
Shop
keeper
eer
cnnluioii
and
interna!
m
diuia)ed
hy
Ihe
fall
of
Hie
injurie
111
oii
John
and
mark
value
and
are
preparing
lllchard,
were
al
teverely(oHne
hIio;i
hut
Ihe
Koveriuneiit
hruined,
while
Mrn.
Mary
Lacroc
i
conlileied
ilroi
enough
to
wa
injured
liitcrnally.
meet
any
eventuality.
PRIVY
rnilNf
II
LOCAL
FLYING
BOAT
.V
In'
al
of
litT.ddO
pound
id
halibut
wa
."Id
on
II-
Fih
Yx-chauge
llii
morning.
Three
Ameriran
boid
had
15,noO
pound
and
i
Canadian
'
1johIs
liad
02,000
pound.
The
Canadian
flhiir,f
boat
Wanderer
landed
.'1,5(10
pound
of
red
al-iniiii
and
5(1
enhoe.
The
Cuna-ilian
olilajm-d
belter
prices
fur
croud
rla
catche
than
did
the
American.
Arrival
and
ale
were:
American
Hal
lie,
20.000
pound-
al
13.1c
and
I
"
'
lo
I
lie
Canadian
Fih
A
lhl
Storage
Co.
National.
11,000
i'.uml
al
and
I0.5r;
ami
Tyee,
II.-
Canadian
..Minnie
V
l.uno
pounds
at
lS.3c;
ami
He;
W.
T
IH.on.i
pound,
al
IS.fte
and
lO.Se
lo
Hie
Allin
Fiherie
l.ld.
Un-epft.
11,000
pound,
al
IS.hc
jiinl
lu.5e;
Cayvnoi,
1.000
(Hiuud.
al
l2.Je
and
IU.Sc;
Wanderer.
3,500
pound
red
.-alnioii,
at
I
Of.
and
5(1
cohoe
at
25c
lo
the
Hi'val
l'ih
tlo.
Inez
II.,
12,000
pound
at
I2e.
and
lli.Sc;
H.U.F.
10,000
pound
id
Me
ami
ll.tr.
lo
the
Canadian
Fih
iV
Cold
Storage
Co.
V.
.rZ
a..
I
VISITED
HAZELTON
YUKON
UQUOR
IS
HtAKi
PiYYlM
British
Columbia
Case
Laid
Before
Them
Today
at
Ottawa
OTTAWA,
Aug-
'
Hearing
of
Ihe
appeal
of
llrllioh
Columbia
attain!
dirriniiiialiou
in
freir.hl
rale
liesnui
before
Hie
privy
cmincll
Ihl
inorniiiK.
l'reniier
Mackenzie
Klnif
nreidin(i.
There
wan
a
good
attendance
of
min-ller
Premier
Oliver
wa
pre-oenl
laac
Pilldado
appeared
on
behalf
ir
Winnipeg.
O.
0.
MrOeer
for
ItrilUh
Coluiuhia
Mechanics
of
O-CVDX
Made
In
spection
of
Commercial
Machine
Operating
Into
Northern
Interior
The
flying
boat
G-CYDX.
Fly-tnjr
Ollicer
F.arf
.Macleod,
which
I
engaged
In
Ihe
fiherie
patrol
erviceoul
id
thi
port,
made
fliulil
lo
llaiellou
(hi
week
where
Mechanic
Hell
ami
davenport
made
an
inpecliou
of
llio
llailway
F.niphiyee'
ludulrial
A
lneliuent
AMciatiou'
hyiln-olane
llatellon.
The
local
plane
left
oil
Monday
for
Ihe.
interior
H
ii
flT
-H'
K-r
LLLLLhka
B
LLLV
XLLaki
bLLLwLLLLLLLLLb
Yix-onnle
Muitiand
i
seen
presenting
the
Iliamond
Sculls
lo
Al.
.
Morn,
the
Kngli-h
champion,
who
defeated
Wallet
Hoover,
Ihe
former
mencan
champion,
at
the
HenUy
races
recently.
In
10.0fiK.3H8-
YANCOFVF.ll,
Aug.
O.Uritish
I8.I0O.VI82
Columbia
met
with
its
first
defeat
5,781.313
in
the
Western
Canada
cricket
tournament
here
yesterday
when
7H.3I
I
Alberta
with
steady
and
consist-
ent
play
compiled
207
runs
I8CJ03
against
tlie
coast
team's
83.
I
Of
the
llritish
Columbia
stars
23.581
.(kibhelt
was
run
out
with
no
287,381
j
score
ami
F.alon
Shore
w
as
caught
j
by
Thompson
when
his
scorn
087
stood
at
2.
Ilarrs
made
rive
runs
and
Greaves
eight.
The
deslruc-
300.
150
live
bowling
of
Muter
Johnston
ami
Murdock
Tor
Alberta
was
chiefly
responsible
for
the
result.
Saskatchewan
defeated
Manito
ha
211
to
121.
l'ike
compiled
113
for
Saskatchewan
before
'ho
was
taught
out.
TRYING
EXPERIENCE
i-i.ii-
t
i.
...
n
t
..l
u-hieh
lir.'.m
n
miss
from
Saiidersiiii
fifteen
in
a
bewildering
Clial'i
Of
lakes
l'Uher
mid
Mr.
Call
will
bulb
niinules
heroic
Hie
end
d
thivmnl
upeak,
Igume
in
which
Nicholson,
the
The
two
prominent
Orangemen
Montreal
goalie,
alone
saved
his
Hi..
I':i
si.
on
last
lemii
from
earlier
defeat.
Iiiluhl'
trainarier
attending
the!
As
a
result
of
Ihu
outcome
""
i
i
u
.
..
.
...
.
i
..tri!
linbliv
June.
1
Tit
li
Sliile
inoi.nl
T'r
I..
mi
nl
Council
at
V
in-
Anna
nio
gels
(lie
soccer
cuam-
fo'r
W
J
Dowser
as
leader
of
Hie
champion,
wai
el-edited
last
yenr'nlpeg.
They
are
making
thopionsl
lp
nd
Ihe
Coimaught
Cup
C'liisurvatlve
policy
in
!!
pro-wltli
03
while
Ocorge
Duncan,
trip
to
Anyox
on
the
l'rince
held?
last
year
by
Calgary
Hill-
.
.
.
,
I
I..
!..,.
,ln.
..I
fill
,.l
I
Hi.ii.tiA
I"!..
..a.u.i
l.i.
Ii,
r
n.,.l
t-lll
I...
ilfll1..:
l.tllwlj.
VN
vnico
vvhicli
liad
been
iiesigiieu
io
...(""
"
ww
"
"vu,-v
w"u'
'
'
-
.,
".UTisyKC-,
pri'sorve
Hi
enalural
scenic
hell-
wiuciiuu,
um
ino
iiisiaiiu-j(iicru
iius
eveuius
un
nu
n
nuj
tug-e,
thero
w'a
only
4000
yards.
to
VauuouVer.
Wore
Lost
Among
Manitoba
Lakes
and
Rivers
After
Airplane
Became
Crippled
Pack
of
Salmon
on
Skeena
is
,
87,000
Cases
to
Date
According
to
Chief
Inspector
of
Fisheries
Up
lo
Ihe
present
approximately
87,000
caj:e
of
salmon
have
been
packed
on
the
Skeena
"liver,
according
to
Majoc
Motherwell,
chief
inspector
of
fisheries,
who
ha.
just
completed
a
lour.of
Ihe
district,
lie
ay.
that
generally
speaking
Ihe
ruii
of
sockeye.
in
Ilislrict
Number
2
this
season
has
been
extremely
satisfactory
and
indication
eem
to
warrant
(he
expeclatioil
that
good
pack
of
the
fall
varieties
would
also
be
made.
His
review
in
detail
says:
I
At
Kiiiilli
Inlel
Hie
run
of
sockeye
salmon
wa
particularly
pood
this
year,
the
total
pack
,inoiiuliiiK
to
23,000
case.
Con
siderable
iuaulilie
ali
were,
able
lo
reach
Ihe
spawning
area
which
hould
be
well
seeded
andj
ensurin?
a
good
suiiidy
for
the
future
cycle
year.
Will
Rivers
Inlet
High
I
in
In
-Hi
vers
Inlel
Ihe
run
of;
ets
may
have
caused
llii
al
though
since
Ihe
Department
of
Fishfrie
ha
'spent
consider
able
mouev
in
improving
comli
seasons.
Mslilug
for
sockeye
closed
on
the
evening
of
the
3rd
instant.
Skeena
River
Ouaulities
of
sockeye
salmon
taken
in
the
Skeena
itixer
this
year
has
been
gratifying,
and
up
lo
dale
amounts
to
approximate
ly
87,000
cases.
From
report
received
lo
dale,
there
appears
lo
be
no
doubt
that
ample
quauti-
lii.s
of
sii:iv
niiiL'
fisli
Iiiivi
been
PRINCE
COMING
ALBERTA
SOON
Spend
a
Couple,
of
Months
Canada,
LeaVlng
London
i
Early
In
September
sockeye
saliiiuu
wa
also
ex-1
Ireiuely
salisfaclory.
Ihe
total'
LOMK)X,
Aug.
9
The
l'rince
pack
beinz
ya.OOO
cae..
A
in
ales
will
leave
uouuon
early,
fiiuilh
Inlel
a
very
satUfactory
i""lteiuber
Tor
Canada
and
wiU
quantity
of
spawning
.nkeye
!"l,elul
'0",e
l'W
al
M
ra"c"
,a.
are
reaching
Ihe
(kvekauo
l.ake
Ma.
ne
win
ne
accompanied
ami
spawning
grounds
tributary
h?
,,is
secretary,
Sir
Godfrey
therelo.
In
the
Bella
Uclla
and
Thomas,
and
llrig.-Gen.
G.
Jr.
Xan.q.dislricl,
the
falling
rorlro'l"r
The
CmadiaiiTisit
wdl
siKkeye
and
the
Fall
"varietie.
"Gnne
until
the
end
ot
Ocbber.
''evious
to
stdrtliig.
lie
will
ha
been
quite
up
lo
ex.ecta-
lioo..
.Fishu,
fumfoi-keye-xlusi.hrl;
llfnZ
auJ
TJueen
al
Ualinur-aT
UJjlfd.
-
ed
on
H,e
3rd
h.lai,l.
In
Ihe
Lowe
Inlet
district,
the
nn
catch
has
not
been
what
was
ex-
HAI
LUUKI
HUUt
peeled
owing
poildy
to
a
large.
Will
CAAil
UAUr
exteul
lo
Ihe
idacinv
of
b.und-
TT1LL
OlfUll
IHUIL
arie
al
a
distance
of
lUO
yards
j
from
Ihe
inoiitli
of
Ihe
stream.
Contractor
Shockley
Starts
Work
At
Ilella
Coola
and
Kimsquit,
on
BullCino
Which
Is
to
Ibis
year's
run
ha
nul
heen
as
Become
Masonic
good
a
hoped
for
ami
it
i
pro-1
Temple
liaiiie
I
n
at
ihe
uamage
none
a
Tpw
vi:irs
uztt
lo
Mil
!.ii:iwitiiiir
'
-
-
i
area
hy
unusually
severe
fresh-j
Hi
HaCreivk
bridge
contract
finished
ConlracliyuK.
II.
Shock
ley
ha
slarled
work.
yn
the
old
court
house
on
Third
Avenuo
preparatory
to
its
being
moved
lo
Sixlli
Avenue
and
Ilowser
lion
on
i.olh
Ihe
Atnarko
.and
wiU
become
Ihe
itpii..
i:....iu
ni.,r.
whirl.
Masonic
Temple.
The
hospital
will
no
douhl
War
fruit
in
future.
''"""I
l,a
already
removed
most
of
the
healing
equipment
which
,
it
purchased
and
Ihe
basement
is
now
being
cleared
out
in
order;
lo
jack
up
the
building.
It
should
be
in
nadion
in
the
course
of
a
couple
of
days.
r
Tlie
city
ha
put
in
higher
poles
on
Third
Avenue
a,ud
raised
the
electric
light
wires
so
thab
Ihe
building
may
pass
under
neath.
,
&
C
able
to
ascend
lo
the
spawning
fKUVlNLlAL
MlllHWAl
areas.
Tlie
run
of
Spring
salmon,
nn
nnum
iwm
to
the
Skeena
river
this
year
hasj
dUUN
DL
tUIIuLClLD
been
unusually
good.
SiK-keye;
.
fishing
will
close
on
the
Skeena
provincial
Department
of
PuMhf
lliver
on
the
evening
of
tho
2ltli
instant.
by
Conditions
on
the
Naas
this
year
have
nol
neen
so
sausiac-
torv
u
last
season,
which
was
slant,
when
tlie
sockeye
will
close,
a
considerably
larger
pack
oT
llii
variety
will
be.
obtained.
The
run
oT
Spring
salmon
to
Hie
Naas
has
been
Hie
best
since
IKIO.
ri.i.iiiu,
..liiii..
.int..
v.
ui
nAnii
ap
nnroinpin
coring
one
goal
in
the
wilds
of
Northern
Manitoba.
OUUI
W
lULdlVLni
Works
Will
Make
Coast-
,
Prairie
Connection
by
End
or
'24
r
VICTOIUA,
Aug.
V.-
better
than
hr
some
years.
Up
provincial
inguway,
in
ii...
ntelil
nf
H.o
81h
instant,
corner
through
the
-The
trairs-
rrom
Van-interior
tif
Hritish
Columbia
1o
tho
prairie.
of
sock-
only
some
12.000
cases
been
been
packed,
packeii.
but
uui
Hie
ine
"
"
u
"v
cuiupinw
m
mc
ran
w:-
eye
nail
run
api.e,,r
lo-
'be
improving
under
(lie
present
plans
..f
.
somewhat,
and
it
is
expected
that
the
public
works
department
lloiu
,
the
evening
or
Hie
21th
ill-
.
'"V
"
,
,
fisliinir
will
liien
ne
pussinie
iu
uiuiwr
lis
.III.
,
ic
ccmt
ta
num
rivers
and
living
on
bannock
1J
Jlilll
1U
U1I1U
made
or
Hour
permeuleq
with
gasoline
was
part
or
an
experi-
WASHINUTON,
Aug.
11.
In
ence
of
a
treaty
paying
party
silence,
punctuated
only
by
which
left
in
an
airplane
rrom
hushed
footsteps
and
distant
caiu
Yktoria
Hoaeh.
The
parly
becani;?non
Tiring
a
salute,
the
body
of
lost
after
paying
Indians
a(
I.lttl.
Warren
Harding
was
placed
upon
(rami
llapids.
Tluvredue.d
sui-
the
funeral
train
for
(lie
last
ply
of
gasiAine
niude
it
inipossibla
Journey
to
Ihe
Marion,
Olilo,
to
use
tho
plane.
Indians'
fortu-
churchyard,
where
he
will
be
ntUely
found
the
party
ia
tfme.
luried
Friday.
iroin
ine
roasi
10
ine
pruirK-s
r
into
the
Carjboo
country
north
lo
Prince
George
and
west
to
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