Whtn
Yin
Want
A
TAXI
QQ
ma
hurry
lf
rnone
j
est
Oar
and
In
the
City.
Ratei
J
VOI,
XI".,
N.
201
VANCOL'VEIt.
:it.
T
Lucas
and
I
'
''urlianu.
'lilniiu.nl
"'
n..,.
The
chief
embargo
on
llic,
iimiliiiii
iKiner
iniiii-lrv
is
Hint
I
f
railway
rales,
according
lol
ii
niilliorilv
who
was
in
(lie
cityi
eutly
The
railwayu
give
ui
According
to
Washington
Oflclals
miiv
iiiii
w
ii
ii
piAiiuiiiH
imii.
iii-
iratlonn
f
Home
Improvement.
reaarded
in
Valiln8ton
with
rave
apprehension.
Most
1
....
Irtn..
..f
fflflla
l-..rrnlii
friilll
.
..
.
IL
II.-
.1....
..f
M...
Ili.nan
"uiMn,
Wail
will
coin
am
a
coiiickt
;uhle
niujorily
in
favor
of
Hie
irea'y
and
Hie
Free
Stale
cmi-
mm
....
fi'kkkiiirniiiiii
iiii
i
ii
i
i
ii
u
'
a
.
.
-
r
the
raw
material
from
Canada1
DUBLIN.
Aug.
2.'.
All
parlies,
apparently,
are
equally
il.
t
Clfilo
mnrlul
f
kit
f
i
.
.
.
i.
II'
.1
'.v.
.,
I
IM.
..f.,.,1:,...
linn
it
ninifH
1(1
fUrrvilll?
tllO
jxnufkiuMi
l.-iw
l.iwm
eiitit1iiifi4
tirHli
ilnilv
tiirrfiiiiiu
iurirv
lull
iiii?iini
'iwiii
....
...V
wiiii
ii
ii
JiiiiitiL
i
uiiiDirir
iiwt'iii.
t
in
uituiuvi
.
.
i
i
:
.
.
ASIIIXOTOX.
Aug.
.'5.
The
M,,llu""
holder
I'ei'iialloual
itualion
in
er-
AREHERE
TODAY
'Hi
llllllll
iiir
iiiih-i
r.
in
tit
...
...
.
.
.
.
.
I
-1
-1
1
lie
Senate
and
ollirrs
who
nave
loch
uiud
win
oe
uimcibhj
nma
in
i
tni
nun
i
ii
in
a
GYRO
VISITORS
tiiiiii
tiiiHiiPH
u
1
1
ii
mini
iii'vtii
....
.
.i
i
'.
'-..'1'
.Tro.T15S&
niuinl.
Ob?erers
agreed
IhaL.
Hurke!
,v
CANADIAN
FARMER
IS
LEAVING
DOCK
C.Q.M.M.
Vessel
Completes
Overhaul
and
Will
Sail
for
South
Tonight
C.n.M.M.
paper
carrier
Fanner.
Gapt.
-
McKernan.
'a"
hc
Canadian
National
llio
Vancouver
Cyro
officers
o
ry
Seventeen
II.
A
nf
II.
.
.
.
II.
.
it..lllt'
i
"a
in
Ex-
Catches
fit
KIM
Often
"that
'
n
second-
rlas
article
Kef-
a
higher
price
unllv
miHiiiiii'Mi
that
howexcr
.
..
.
....
Ihan
a
rirsl-cias
uui
uiai
diimn
IIH.FI
lllllf
Illll!?
Kisli
.t
Cold
.t.irape
IV).
bid
in
Canadian
halibut
nearly
nau
uie
weuer
oi
uic
uu.,..
n,irrp
avin
.
5-
rr
iie
second
rlass
fih
and
11.
3e
for
the
fir.t.
In
many
other
cases
today
Hie
second
class
price
va
almost
as
high
as
the
first.
The
price
wan
dowii
for
the
first
class
commodity
but
the
second-class
bidding
was
tiff.
Thejrjj
were
sevenleen
boat
in
altogether
with
ratches
totalling
170.500
pounds.
Seen
American
boats
had
911.500
pounds
and
ten
Cana
dians.
80.000
pounds.
rrivals
and
sales:
American
uui-k
"
.
"
vi...,
!,...
in
mm
nmimls.
at
....
ii'B""
.
,
,
,
lii,.
lion
ami
nii.l
..v.ii-liuiil
overnaui.
iwn
HitI
.iuuu
Manll'OK
LAWSUIT
OVER
tland.
i.i.ir
nn.l
viro.tiresi.
I'm
i-m
i
.
.
Cold
Storape
Co.
dent
of
the
Intcmalional
Asso-
sieaniiKai
inspec.or
o
'
H
,,,
,0,oo
pounds,
at
12.2e
Charles
K.
nero
in
conm-cuo
.
.
..
...r
"'--an(
ciallon
or
Gyro
Clubs;
l0,.(
,,
pelieaii,
.8.000
(Jarielt,
manaper
of
the
Harrctlinp
of
the
ves.el,
returns
at
ISo
(l
io.Cc.
to
the
I
ilk
iiUh
limber
Co.
and
president
of
the
by
LAJUU
Ml
JlU
Yunroiuer
(Vvio
Club;
Len
11.'
the
I'rince
Hupert
toniplit.
.
.
-
:.
...
...teJJrJ-rTPEDIIEilWASKkroKI
Barristers
coming
worm
10
Tae
i
-
Evidence
For
Dlicovery
at
la"'
Stewart
Special
to
Dally
New
Aug.
25.
F.
G.
mid
a
delegation
of
local
menu
McIjtnil
n)i,U!(,.r
f
railways,
last
at
tl.3o
and
11.
2c;
Ilosespil,
17,.
E.
C.
Mayers,
bar-
bers.
They
registered
at
the
'
.
.
,
'
...
.i.llinl
,
PlMU)rl8
000
pounds,
at
1321c
and
11.5c
Prince
Hupert
Hotel
ami'
then
...
,.,,lli.1illlw
...-
virtually
Volunter,
0,000
pounds,
at
1
1.5c
HsJers.
left
for
for
Stewart
Stewart
to
to
exam
exam.
in
for
disco
Premier
Gold
dd
LEAGUiBASEBALL
American
League
Philadelphia
3,
Chicago
2.
Washington
2.
Cleveland
8.
New
York
7.
Detroit
t.
Koston
5,
SI.
Louis
0.
National
League
l'illsburg
7,
Hoslon
2.
Chicago
0,
Philadelphia
0.
Cincinnati
3,
Hrooklyii
0.
Bt.
LouU
1,
New
York
5.
Ooait
League
Han
Francisco
1,
Oakland.
5,
Portland
1,
Sacramento
5.
eatllo
0,
Salt
Lake
It.
Los
Afigelei
j
Vernon
8.
I'll,
visitors
were
met
at
the
Niarf
on
arrival
by
Milton
Gon-
In
the
evening
they
were
suit
ably
enterlnined
at
the
Prince
Hupert
Club,
the
arrangements
being
in
the
hands
ot,Gyro
Lionel
Holtby,
This
afternoon
they
were
taken
for
a
cruise
of
the
harbor
on
then
be
formally
admitted
said
Dr.
McLean.
Vancouver.
Gyro
Douglas
Stork's
Sunbeam
II.,
Halnuno
and
Lionel
Holtby
many
or
the
Prince
llupcrl
mi'iu-
jmjeil
quests
tonight
will
be:
bers
accompanying
them.
Acting
Mayor
Collart
mid
mem-
Ihls
eenlng
at
7
o'clock
the
bers
of
the
city
council;
Presi-
big
affair
"
of
the
v'
visit
'"V"
"i"-"-
opens
dent
E.
C.
Gibbons
and
Mce-pres-1
.
.
Itoyal
Fish
Co.
Wabash,
It.
5.1)0
pounds,
at
I2.2e
and
lO.Gc.
and
-Tyee,
10,000
nounds.
at
12c
and
10.0c,
to
the
C.P.R.
TAKING
P.G.L.i'acific'
Fisheries
.
Canadian
vuriiinit
iitr
?r.
lt.it
Ii
1
Tramp.
0.000
pounds,
at
lt.3o
itales,
president
of
the
local
club,
,,..,,.:-
on..,r
nluI
n(UU
j.
d.
and
11.2c;
Kaien,
11,000
pounds
"
.
upiln-i.
...-
.......
w
..
.
1
coery
omcrrs
or
llic
were
taken
Tor
a
drive
tuioui
uie
r0I11,,j.,,,
for
n,v
Canadian
l'a-
and
11c;
Dorreen,
,aoo
pounu
Mines
Ltd.
and
of
city.
They
were
shown
the
work-
...
i.-ii......
ilk
i-.l,,
liv,.e
and
at
1
1.3c
and
1
1.5c,
and
V.
F.,
5,
the
Coastwise
Sleamship
&
'Marge
lugs
at
Hie
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
n.K,ra(p
ju.
pa,.fie
(lieat
Eastern
500
pounds,
at
11.2c
and
lie
to
Co,
Ltd.
fcdlowlng
the
loa
of
a
storage
Go's
plant
at
Seal
Cove
by
Uniiw,,)-,
-phey
eeu
denied
that
the
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
cargo
or
gold
and
siier
conceu-(iiyru
iiowaiu
rringie
ami
ni
mo
ft9
tl,vn
negotiations.
Co.
(rales
by
the
'foundering
of
a
Canadian
National
dry
dock
by
.....,
Someone
i...
has
i.,,.!
had
a
pipe
j,,
dream,"
dream.",
Malainule.
10.000
pounds,
barge
between
Stewart
and
Anyox
.Uyrn
Ernest
N.
Valentine.
on
March
10.
at
11.0c
and
He:
Toodie.
6,000
pounds,
at
12.3c
and
11.5c,
and
ii.
.nil
h.
Dale
L.
Pitt
and.
Minnie
V.,
3,wo
pounds,
al
ii.jc
r,...,iK.
vin
in
.isslnir
Hiroiiuh
and
He,
to
tho
AHin
Fisheries.
n...
i.
i.
i..ii
Iinnerl
Eagle.
5.000
pounds,
jt
ll.lc
tonliht
bound
from
Premier
tojand
11c,
to
the
Hoyal
Fish
Co.
"I
Charles
V.
Coldwell,
purehas
The
big
agent
for
the
Union
Steam
'ship
-Go.,
Vancouver,
and
.Mr
Coldwell
were
passengers
bound
norlh
on
Ihe
steamer
Venture
yesterday
afternoon.
They
will
.,i,.
ii,
u,,..,
ii...
i
u
n,.,
mIIImII....
i.
,.,,.,
i
i.i.,i
sj
i
M,
..i
ir
llic
prince
snip
"l"
t"
III
tl
V
i
fi
inv
inciimviuu
Munipn
u
.1111
nv
v
)
i
...
tit
ii...
iip..ff
Prince
It...
Hupert
f
I.-.,,...!.
branch
u.l'ii.',.,ri
li,.i..l
of
'I'iiiiIp:
Hev.
)r.
reiurns
irom
uie
.uns
uner
mi
l"
""I'1"
......
..v....
.
v
..I
..
I
1.1...
11..
1.1
Mm
II
11
'
lliniil
...
.'lil.'iit.
and
T.
H.
anerniMUi
ami
.win
him-
me
...
...w,...
...
............
....
.
,
International
Association
of
Gyro
Johnson,
past
president
clubs.
The.
committee.
In
cliargo'Prince
Hupert
Jlolary
Club,'
ami
of
the.
banquet
program
consists
.United
SIhIcs
Gousul
E.
A.
Wake
of
Gyros
Hoy
MchoIU,
Churl
I
field.
in
i
no
sn'uiurr
....I
"
."''
.
ii...
ii.n.
for
Stewart
and
A'tiyqx
returning
south
to
Vancouver
on
that
ves
el.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
I'lllNCK
HUl'KHT,
H.G.,
SATl
HDAY,
AUGUST
25,
1023.
COMPLETE
LINE
OF
P.O.E.
NORTH
TO
PRINCE
GEORGE
Special
to
1
tally
Xewn,
MCTDHIA,
Au:.
25.
Hon.
.1.
I).
McLean,
minister
of
railways,
announces
that
be
exeel
in
a
few
'
;ju
i.o'efa
te
i
hV
;tiv-
eriimenl
policy
re?ardlnc-Hie
re.uiiitlion
of
construction
of
(lie
Pacific
ireal
Ealern
Kailway
from
a
point
north
of
Quesnel
to
I'rnice
tieorpe.
VALERA
MADE
So
Says
Correspondent
of
Lon
don
Newspaper:
Was
After
the
Cash
PEACE
OFFER
LONDON.
Ausr.
25.
That
Eatnon
dc
Valera,
a
fortnight
be
fore
his
arrest
made
a
secret
peace
offer
to
the
Irish
F'ree
tale
officials,
is
asserted
by
the
Daily
Express
correspondent
The
ubstance
of
the
offer
was
that
if
the
government
would
put
in
de
Valera's
possession
all
republican
funds
in
the
United
btates,
am'ountinp
to
half
a
million,
he
would
undertake
to
use
them
for
purely
constitutional
apitatiou
in
Ireland
and
terminate
military
activities.
the
Kovernmenl
turned
down
the
offer,
declaring
that
they
would
make
no
terms
whatever.-
UCHIDA
NEW
PREMIER
Head
of
Japanese
Government
Has
Been
Prominent
In
Life
of
Country
TOKIO.
Aug.
25.
-
Viscount
Yasuya
Uchida,
minister
for
foreign
affairs,
has
been
appointed
premier
and
will
serve
until
a
new
abinet
is
formed.
Uchida
has
long
been
one
of
v
.....
VMtra('t
Circulation
Itrttt
SaJtf
122.
;
season
formally
openei:
I
this
temoon
with
all
teams
in
English
league.
in
action:
ENGLISH
LEAGUE.
Division
I.
Arsenal
1.
Newcastle
U.
I.
Mlarkhurn
11.
3.
Chelsea,
0.
Evertou
2.
Nottingham
1.
Manchester
2.
Sheffield
U.
1
w
I....I
I
At
"-H.n.
ft
rUIUIU
laliu
iirJiua.u.y.
ii.ii.
.
.m.
'
liromwicii
i.iveriHXii
.
Hirmingham
3,
Aston
Villa
0.
Cardiff
3.
Uollon
W.
2.
Ituildersfield
1.
Middlesborough
Notts
.
Murnley
I.
Tottenham
2.
Preston
0.
Division
II.
Mlarkpool
2,
Oldham
0.
Mury
1.
Southampton
0.
Wednesday
0,
Bradford
0.
Crystal
.PalaceV
I.
Port.
Vale
2,
Fulham
2.
Nmth
Mnclds
J.
Stoke
1.
Leeds
1.
Mrislol
1.
Manchester
2.
Coventry'
2.
Barnsley
3.
Derby
t.
Stockport
1.
Hull
1.
Leicester
I.
Division
III.
Southern
Charlton
3,
Aberdare
1.
Northampton
3,
Brighton
0.
Swansea
1,
Luton
T.
0.
Newport
2,
Exeter
City;
0.
0
Oiieen's
Park
II.
I,
Brentford
0.
Mertltyr
3,
Southend
2.
.
Plymouth
t,
Portsmouth
2.
Watford
2,
Heading
1.
Gillinplm
1,
Bristol
Rovers
O.Norwich
1,
Millwall
1.
Swindon
3,
Bournemouth
1.
Division
III.
Northern
Barrow
1,
Hartlepool
2.
Doncaster
0,
Wlgan
Boro
0.
Southport
1,
Crewe
0.
.
Bradford
I,
New
Brighton
1.
Lincoln
City
1,
Halifax
1.
Tranmere
2,
Grimsby
1.
Chesterfield
0t
Wolverhampton
0
Rochdale-
2,
Durham
0.
Wrexham
I,
Ashingtou
1.
Harrington
2,
Accrington
I.
Hotherham
0,
Walsall
2.
the
notable
men
of
Japan,
having
.lingers
5,
St.
Mirrin
0.
occupied
various
important
posts
the
United
States
and
to
Austria
Hungary.
DIVIDED
ON
PROHIBITION
SCOTTISH
LEAGUE.
Division
I.
Ayr
0.
Kilmarnock
0.
Falkirk
0,
Airdrieonians-
3.
Oueen's
Park
1.
Third
Lanark
Dundee
5,
Hearts
I.
Morton
1.
Partick
Thistle
2.
Clydebank
0.
Celtic
0.
Hibernians
0.
Aberden
1.
Clyde
2,
Raith
Rovers
0.
Hamilton
1,
Motherwell
1.
including
that
of
ambassador
to
ppCCinCMT
(11?
f
p
R
I
llliUIISUIl
1
W
V.l
.il.
DENIES
REPORT
OF
P.R.FISH
MARKET
Phone
671.
Fresh
Killed
Poultry.
Fresh
Killed
Meat.
Fresh
Sausage
Dally.
A
Trial
Order
Solicited.
price
five:
cents.
pre
qtatt
n
rrnnMQ
in
ipfi
amh
ahmu
v
iiliLi
uiniLi
LiiiijViiviiu
in
iiiLiijniii
muiiixii
MB!
m
H
1
HHBiaiBB
H
MM
H
1
H
M
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MHV
M
M
B
B
B
IKfc
UUD
MUM
UAMAbfc
IN
WYLKMMM
LIUUUK
MUKl
Al
VlllUKIA
editorial
jlrish
Election
Monday
EMBAROO
ON
PAPER
Creates
Great
Interest;
Platform
of
Republicans
iiiri
(ii-u
m'ln.UICIli:'
ii
anin
hiiKianu
win
in.
Mnv'i
ii"
uihm-
li
.
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-
UlllC
Ulll
I'vaiL
fUTU
Ull
gviviiQinj
miy
iiiivqiii,
If
the
railway
wooni
give
inc;
rirl
general
election
held
by
Hie
lir
m
"
.MHIIIIUV.
will
IIIHru
uir
iii"r
ii
.
.
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r....
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ii.
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mini
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Aug.
5
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i
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I
III
111
III
iiviw.
FOUND
WEAK
SPOT
IN
DEMPSEY'S
DEFENSE;
Jack
Burke
Said
to
Have
Had
Best
of
Two
Rounds
With
SAIIATOOA,
SIltlX(iS.
Aujr.
25.
Jack
liurke.
tin-
hanl
hitting
I'ilt-hur?
liuhl
hravywfii:lil.
iin-
ropreil
a
wt'aknri
ill
Jack
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s
l.feniie
yestiTilay
The
latest
iiiyeiiU
in
by
which
the
blind
are
ejiubied
to
read
an
ordinary
iiewsiajer
is
called
the
optophone,
11
makes
ordinary
printed
words
available.
It
depends
not
on
Hie
fcense
of
touch,
but
ujion
bearing.
PRICE
HIGHER!:
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i
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17
ii
in
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,
,
.
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a
rliani.im
will
ha.e
re-poiulent-
recrd
III
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,AnomoI
0ccuPrd
al
Flsh
MM
H.hI
the
succe.
of
llir,'
M
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change
This
Morning
-
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ember
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Boats
rm
Sold
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,
,
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iidiul.
,be
i.U.ence
of
suttlcicnl
.
L
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'nh!l'ii
"
Uu.
He
n-ile,,
H.e
chanuMon
wh
The
eenis
to
be
Mr.-
i:
Fire
this
Morning
Gutted
one
I
Floor
of
Government
Liquor
Store
at
Victoria;
Damage
Big
VICTORIA,
Aug.
25.
A
fire
which
started
early
this
morning
gutted
the
fifth
and
sixth
floors
of
the
Government
Liquor
Warehouse,
doing
thousands
of
dollars
damage,
"Thfee
firemen
had
a
narrow
escape
from
back
fire
when
on
ijtoeirV.toay
to
th
lop
in
an
elevator
shaft.
They
were
seve-eiy
burned.
j
The
main
stock
of
liquors
was
on
the
lower
floors.
The
fifth
floor
was
used
as
a
blending
and
hottliux
department
and
'.contained
a
gotni
quantity
of
valuable
stock.
I
There
was
abopt
$120,000
insurance
i-arried
on
the
building.
SOCCER
SEASON
DIFFICULTIES
IS
NOW
OPEN
RELIEF
PARTY
This
Afternoon
Saw
all
Leagues
Native
Colonists
and
Captain
of
In
Action
In
Old
Country
1
Ship
Desert
Nolce
Expedition
!
to
Wrannelt
Island
LONIiOX.
An?.
25.
The
soccer
af-
NOME.
Aug.
25.
A
strike
of
the
natives
at
Kelzebue,
Alaska,
has
j
interfered
with
Uie
plans
of
the
;Noice
expedition
to
Wrangell
Island
to
secure
a
number
of
Es
kimos
and
their
families
to
i
(colonize"
theli-land
according
to
iniormalioii
-receiveik.-liere
to
day.
Several
of
'"Hie
.families
DoiiaIir?.rirt'rafter
fheyhad
signed
1
on
at
Ketzeiiue
and,
when
the
vessel
sailed
on
August
6,
only
one
family
remained
on
board.
Capl.
Hansen,
master
of
the
Donaldson,
also
resigned
from
Hie
expedition
as
a
result
of
differences
with
Noice,
its
director,
over
its
conduct.
According
to
Kelzebue
advices;
u
the
Noice
expedition,
which
left
i.
(Nome
on
August
3
to
go
to
the
;;
relief
of
Allan
Crawford
of
Toronto
and
other
members,
of
the
Stellanson
expedition
to
Wrangell
Island'
inil'J-'O
and
who
have
been
marooned
there
for
;
I
lie
past
two
years,
last
reported
.
on
Point
Hope
400
miles
north
"
of
Nome
and
within
striking
dis-
i
tance
of
Wranaell
Island.
This
was
on
Ausust
9.
FREIGHTER
CLEARED
TODAY
FOR
JAPAH,
C.Q.M.M.
Vessel
has
Cargo
4,000,000
Feet
of
Lumber
464,000
of
Which
Was
Loaded
Here
of
C.O.M.M.
steamer
Canadian
Freighter.
Capl.
Carl
Missclt,
cleared
this
afternoon
at
3
o-clock
for
Yokohama
with
a
cargo
of
.OOd.000
feet
or
lumber,
401,
000
feel
of
which
was
loaded.
here.
Capl.
E.
McCoskrie,
harbor
master,
is
hiking
the
Freigh
ter
out
as
far
Triple
Island
from
which
she
will
set
her
course
direct
for
Japan,
.
EMPIRE
FORESTRY
PARTY
ENJOYED
A
VISIT
TO
JASPER
JASPER,
Aug.
25.
After
tbefr
Journey
across
the
prairies
tho
members
of.
the
Empire
Forestry
conference
spent
an
enjoyable
time
in
the
park
here.
Colonel
Rtgers,
park
superintendent,
met
tliii
itni-tv
at
Edmonton
iitid
ac-
PURCHASING
RAILWAY
cun.,.,W
them
here
aiid
looked
after
them
during
their
stay,
lhey
HAMBURG.
Aug.
25.
Enemies
MONTREAL,
Aug.
25-
"There
s
motored
io
.mouiu
r.diiu
t-aveu
of
the
liquor
traffic
in
Germany
nothing
to
It,"
said
K.
W.
Beally,
and
examined
the
forestry
types
are
divided
Into
two
classes.'president
of
the
Ganadian
Pacific
near
Maligne
Canyon
and
Pyra-
"tempereiulers"
ami
"absllnenz-
Railway,
when
asked
last
night
to
mid
Mountain.
r.xpressions
or
leps."
(confirm
the
Winnipeg
report
Hiat
pleasure
from,
the,
overseas
incm-
As
the
words
imply,
the,
former
,the
C.P.R.
would
lako
over
the
bers
of
the
party
at
the
beauty
of
favor
restrictive
measuresf
whllo(Paciric
Great
Eastern.
"No
ne-
the
scenery
were
numerous.
Ihe
latter
are
for
the
complete
gotiatiohs
have
ever
been
started.
-'"fl
,
;
abolition
of
the
traffic.
'
'(You
can
say
that
absolutely."
I
Rubcrlbe
for
th
Dally
Niwi.