WhM
You
Want
A
6
TAXI
in
a
hurry
Phone
QQ
Best
Car
and
Best
Servloe
:ir
in
tht
City,
Ratee
neasona
VOI
Mil
NO.
I7I
I
1
1
I
I
111
.
A
IUHRI1
II
I
141
.
All
BILLION
I
WHEAT
CROP
I.
U..u
Ttinrnlnn
Saw
Will
ht
Half
Billion
Dollars
Added
Wealth
VIVVIIKrS
.lnlv
21
A
five
hundred
million
wheal
crop
with
the.
yield
of
other
grain
nropor-lloiiatcly
high
wan
the
prediction
made,
hy
Sir
Henry
Thornton
to-tay
on
liN
arrival
Jroin
Ihe
NVeot.
II
l
expected
Hit
result
will
he
nldntned
iinle
ome
niifoMeen
dinnsler
occurs
within
Ihe
next
few
weekn.
U
would
in"au
nearly
half
n
hilllou
dollaro
of
added
trade
channels.
ii
1
1
ht'1,ironildered.
While
lime
would,
that
larce
ipinnlilleo
of
l.hiiicoe
nr
iy
.Ichuht-
jdyuiy-liipior
are
leiiiR
ohiiped
into
Ihe
froni
here
o
the
-'Orient
U
would
Lnlleil
Slalen
for
medicinal
pur-
.r
nereary
that
heller
time
he!
mico
and
Hint
(I
should
therefore
made
on
Ihe
railway
acro
(he;
he
eriiiiitnhle
lo
handle
liipior
roiilinent
mi
that
thai
oaing
iu
lraind
aero!
I
nitel
ftati-V
Wl,tdd
md
.e
loci.
There
U
no
lerrftoi-y
hclween
llrilih
oliim-!,(,u,t
that,
a
far
a
llnouvh
hla
and
Ihe
Yukon.
Ihe
taller
"fitine
lo
Hie.
Orient
from
.e
iiduiutaucou
iiooiljuu
Mr.
S(ato
nay
I
hah
the
grealeol
I
(IB1HI
I"
UI
II1'MIIH
Ihl
ix'i'l
lo
Japan
lie
iu
lli-
Carrying
of
lunther.
Jaian
can
fill
it
own
fhdi-
and
vrain
re-illllTincnl.
The
M-lalilUluncnt
of
coal
hunker
here
j
a
necest
Hy
lo
trauo-l'aclfie
shipping
lunliiei.
Mr.
halo
a,irec.
Operate
on
Atlantic
Mr.
Sato
mi)
that
Ihe
principal
.
bUfdiie
of
llie
Nipton
Yuen
Kaiohn
line
hao
now
reerlett
io
the
i-ouIch
hetweeu
Japan
and
Europe.
India,
China
and
Aulra-liti.
While
Ihe
Huhiuarinn
menace
wan
on
during
Ihe
war
iu
Ihe
Aliunde,
many
or
lhe
company"
IiohIm
were
dixetied
lo
Ihe
tran-
Parific
scoice
hut
they
liao
now-
prelly
well
rclurued
lo
Hie
Suez
Canal
mule
for
which
Ihey
..
..ii
t
were
le.lsneit.
mere
hiiouhi
or
wea
in,
w
ici
an
larm
prouuee
in
,
,...11..
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11...
Oueifie
While
here
Sir
Henry
will
con.
fer
with
orrielals
regarding
the
reatdliilily
id
losiniiir
bonds
for
branch
line
construction.
STORM
SWEPT
PARTPRAIRIE
One
Man
Killed
and
Buildings
Demolished
by
'Hurricane
With
Hall
e
UEOINA,
July
21.-
Neil
McLennan,
11
rainier
of
Harplree
near
llciiirnuith,
was
killed
and
several
lnjildiiiKH
were
rated
to
the
ii'ouiiil.
Ininili'cils
of
acres
of
croiis
were
dainancd
and
inachln
cry
and
IninleinenlH
blown
about
by
u
huiriciine
accompanied
by
a
itallslorm
which
swept
over
Hen
Bough,
Viceroy,
Ceylon
and
Harp
tree
disliicls,
according
to
mcuyie
datulls
recied
here.
Mr.
Salo
says.
Four
passenger
and
rour
freight
steamers
are
now
being
upended
by
Ihe
Nippon
Yuseu
Kidsha
Co.
on
the
Seattle
-
Hong
Kug
-
Yokohama
service
besides
those
running
In
New
York
by
way
of
the
Panama'
Canal.
Mr.
Salo
was
very
Interested
ill
obtaining
information
about
Ihif
port.
He
arrived
fnun
Vancouver
yesterday
arternooii
on
the
Prince,
(leorge
and
hits
been
away
renin
vokoiiama
tor
inree
mouths
during
which
time
he
has
visited
Ihe
most.
oT
Ameri
cas
iiiipoiiani
seaports
mann
ing
San
Francisco,
Montreal.
Quebec,
Hoslon,
Seattle,
Eos
Angeles
and
Vancouver.
He,
leaves
on
Ibis
evening's
I
ruin
Tor
.las
per
Park
from
which
point
ho
will
proceed
south
lo
Vancouver
cnroule
lo
Japan.
Objects
to
Restrictions
Mr.
Sato
feels
very
keenly
on
the
restrictions
that
are
being
'
(continued
'
on
pae
six)
Dunwell
Mine
Shows
Ten
Feet
Solid
Carrying
Good
Values
STEWART,
B.C.,
July
21.
The
north
and
south
vein
encountered
at
2S0
feet
in
the
Number
Two
tunnel
of
the
Dunwell
mine
00
Glacier
Creek,
Bear
River,
has
been
crosscut
for
seventy
feet,
the,
last
ten
feet
being
in
solid
ore
carrying
good
values
In
gold,
silver
and
lead.
The
finding
of
the
body
of
ore
In
this
mine
has
caused
a
good
deal
of
excitement
here
and
will
give
encouragemant
to
other
owners
of
properties
to
continue
development.
Being
on
Bear
River
and
only
a
few
miles
from
here,
the
town
will
benefit
much
more
than
from
the
development
of
the
properties
on
the
Salmon
River.
Work
Is
proceeding
on
a
number
of
other
properties
and
the
revival
of
Interest
In
BeaV
River
Is
one
of
the
hopeful
signs
or
the
Portland
Canal
mining
development.
ALASKA
SALMON
ARRIVES
HERE
First
Shipment
of
Year
For
East
via
O.N.R.
Came
In
Yesterday
1100
Cases
The.
first
shipment
of
canned
salmon
lo
arrive
hero
this
sea
son
from
Alaska
for
delivery
lo
the
Eastern
States
via
the
Can
adiali.
National
llailwnys
Was
brought
lit
yesterday
afternoon
from
Ketchikan
by
Ihe
motorship
F.'C.
Humes,
Cunt.
A.
H.
Johnson
The
shipment
consisted
of
over
1100.
cases
and
was
unloaded
at
No.
3
O.T.P.
wharf.
The
Haines
arrived
at
it
In
Ihe
afternoon
and
sailed
in
the
evening'
on
her
return'
to
Ketchikan.
Shi
expected
burkMn
a,
couple
ot
daywith
another
Imiiur'
cargo.
piwnck
hupkht,
u.a,
satuhday,
july
si,
losa.
that
Hie
faux'Uo
Itamin
leader
w;ih
killed
hy
Tnllo
;tf-ied
to
ho
erroiieou.
ORE
BODY
IS
DISCOVERED
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
Britiih
Columbia's
Newspaper
VMtrdr'(
Clf.ullon
167k
Slrttt
StlM
Tliree
nieniheriOf
Swedioli
royally
on
a
visit
to
Ixtinlou.
Left
to
riglil,
Dilke
or
Vasderbottou,
the
Iluke
or
Lppland,
jiino
the
bwedi.oli
(Irown
Prince.
General
McRae
Gives
Address
on
Issues
of
Day,
Empress
Theatre
The
public
meeting
railed
by
(ieneral
A
0.
.Mcftae
and
a'
which
(ieneral
Mcltae
and
It.
(i.
Slewurl
were
Hie
speakers
under
the
hairiii;iiihip
f
T.
Moss
Mackay
last
night
in
Hie
',,-
by
Railway
ASSOCIATION
NOTIFIED
Concessions
Made
Result
of
Recent
Visit
of
Officials
to
'
Port
consisting
of
hemlock.
Empress.
Theatre,
was
little
different
from
any
oilier
.political
weighed
considerably
more
er
P.R.FISH
MARKET
Phone
671.
FOR
THE
PIC-NIC.
Jellied
Tongues,
Boiled
Ham,
Roast
Ham
with
dressing,
Fresh
Sausage
Dally.
Out
of
Town
Orders
Solicited
meeting,
(ienend
McHae,
who
is
the
leiiijHirary
leaner
ol
trie
,OU(.am
feet
than
did
!v
oris
Sent
to
Provincial
Parly
which
he
is
trying
lo
form
and
Hir
which
he
n
!iII,.l.e.
Your
members
also
ex-
'
1
........
.
1
i-
1
.11..
11...
asking
support,
siaieu
tne
inner
iwu
panics
ami
ispi-i
ihj
hit
ir..sswl
willitisnicss.
ir
sou.-
re-
MICE
FIVE
CENTS.
JAPANESE
SHIPPING
MAN
VISITING
CITY
GENERAL
McRAE
STATES
HIS
CASE
HERE
TO
SMALL
AUDIENCE
LAST
NIGHT
Japanese
Shipping
Man
Declares
That
Prince
Rupert
Should
Get
,
Largt
e
Share
of
Pacific
Business
"There
ore
unlimited
natural
rcMitirces
tri!uliiry
li
Ihi
i-ily.
then
Is
a
good
harbor
here
and
a
pood
hinterland
hack
of
ihe
orl
and
Ihere
seems
lo
me
lo
he
no
reason
why
large
volumes
of
fiiitltitiK
"lioiihl
K"
Ihnuigh
Prince
Ilurrt
If
provision
i
made
for
handling
il
along
business
line."
This
lo
llie
opinion
of
l.
nam,
lokyo,
Japan,
an
official
of
Ihe
passenger
department
of
I
lie
Nippon
Yusen
Kaiha
Co.,
Japan;,
greatest
nierchanl
marine
company,
who
is
visiting
Prince
Unpert
in
the
course
of
a
tour
of
America
lo
investigate
SK
HARDING
LIQUOR
BOND
e
Idenl
of
U.S.
When
He
Goes
to
Vancouver
particularly
patciistcr
carrying
possibilities.
Mr.
Sato,
while
explaining
lliut
his
mission
1
in
llie
interests
of
Hie
company,
says
il
i
also
in
llie
nature
of
a
holiday.
He
Is
making
a
per-
VILLA
KILLED
AND
SECRETARY
Caught
In
Arr.butcade
by
Half
Doien
Assassins
Three
of
Whcm
Captured
MEXICO,
CITY,
July
.'I.
Official
report
state
dial
(ieneral
Villa,
Id
chief
..f
-la
IT.
Colonel
Miyuel
Trill"
and
three
members
Miuat
lini-lljiHlioii
here
and
no
of
Villa
ccnrl
were
naiiial-
inirllcular
siinilfiraiice
Is
attach-
cd
in
an
ambuscade
on
llie
oul-
Interested
In
Port
Abotil
half
a
diMen
men
nuii-
All
steamship
Hues
ate
inler-
prised;
Hie
hand
,of
asussin.
jested
in
llii
purl
and
Ihe
Nippon
t
h
rc
of
whom
have
hee:i
caplur.
VH.TOIW.V
July
St.
Tin?
con-
Yusen
Kalha
line
woiihl
he
only
cd.
'
,
inn
i.f
llrltisli
Columbia
in-
loo
willing
lo
operate
trans-
nia
any
w.i
in
an
i..et
that
liutior
should
he
ul-
Pacific
lcai
Ihroiinh
here
if
mobile.
lowed
Iiv
American
offieuN
to
condition
were
ullractitc
First
rep'-rls
received
mi.
Ihe
Alaskan
strip
of
land
enouwh.
tinier
prrsrnl
roudi-
Tfilo
the
C.anndiaii
Yukon
will
r
llii,
however,
I
du
not
Ihink
il
lliikru
up
direct
wilh
'
President
,woulJ
he
possible.
Wc
are
iti-
router
next
week.
official
of
lh"ellji
Mirl
I
5oo
mile-
nearer
the
liquor
hoard
annoiiicel
last
orient
than
any
oilier
i'aciitc
ntght
Prl;
if
II
weir
nd
il
would
nol
,
....
.
i....t
...ill
l.
ti
tfl.il..
1
....l.l'
llie
poam
n
uryuiir-iu
m
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LUMBER
RATE
MEN'S
LEADER
IS
REDUCED
IS
ARRESTED
i
i
Special
Tariff
on
Hemlock
For
John
Macdonald
of
Toronto
Export
From
This
Port
Made
Charged
With
Seditious
terance
Ut-
DELEGATE
TO
MOSCOW
SYHXEV.
X.S.,
July
2
1.
John
.Hacdouald,
Toronto
repreenla-live
o:
the
workers
parly
of
Can-
When
the
railway
of
ficiaN.ta.la,
wa
arretted
at
(ilace
Hay
were
here
recently
the
Northern
eliarged
with
"ediliousi
utter-IJ.C.
Tiiiilteriiien'
Association
anee."
The
informalion
was
laid
akcd
among
other7
things
Tor
by;
exMayor
A.
C.
MucCormick
concessions
in
ltx-at
export
tariff
of
Sjilncy
who
alleKed
.Macdonald
on
the
railway
with
a
view
lo
en-'
in
a
speech
said,
supposedly
re-emirasin?
llie
exporf
lumhet
ferring
lo
conscription:
"They
business
from
this
port.
This
come
w
ith
I
heir
damn
Hag
and
ha
been
cranio!
by
Ihe
railway
lake
you."
and
will
?o
into
effect
immedi-
.Macdonald
last
year
look
to
alely.
A
letter
from
W.
o.
Man-'Moscow1
from
District
26
applica-ders,
friMKlit
traffic-manager
to
tion
for
admission
to
the
lied
In-Ihis
effect
lias
been
receded
by
ternalioiial.
The
application
was
E.
F.
Oiiby,
president
of
the
as-
quashed
on
order
of
President
Socialiou,
as
follows:
iLcwis.
"lleferrinjr
lo
my
cm.
vernation!
Hy
Momlay
it
is
expected
It
will
with
yourself
and
oilier
menders
be
decided
how
Hie
Cape
Hretou
or
your
association
when
in
miners
will
alipn
themselves
on
Prince
Hupert
recently,
also
yotir
Ihe
question
ot
Lewis'
instruction
application
to
our
president.
Si?
lo
gc?
to
wiork.
Henry
Thornton,
tor
-a
reduction
I
Caledonia
local
voted
to
return
in
the
export
rate
on
lumber
trow
to
work.
Aiiishury,
Terrace,
'
Usk,
audi
.
j'i'y
auio
vvitj
ou
BRITISH
NOTE
-
..III
IVIIirmiTIi
.ill
o
ij
111
I,
advanced
by
Ihe
luinberuieu
wasj
11.
..1
11...
ii...i-.f
1.
..;,.
1..
.......
1
r,.f
IJIQI
111
i.m.
in
.ii'"
..
1
NOT
PUBLISHED
l.ihe.rals
ror
Iheir
exlravngalice
iu
public
expenditures,
brum
duel
ion
could
be
made
in
the
rate.!
......
.-;
:,:
....
iiii.lrneliie
nuiiit
of
view
he
ur:red
Ihe
eiicoiiruKenieiil
uf
Ihe
i
1,.,,,,
.
ini.ii.n
tin.
parrvin?
I.ONDO.v.
..v
July
-I
Ihe
Uritisli
ouln
business
.wilh
a
view
lo
Lnoacitv
i,f
the
car
but
not
i,s
'de
in
reply
lo
the
Hrilish
repar
"
-
-
it
it
easier
easier
for
big
inoineil
TTT-r-TTT-rTTT..
00
making
men
to
invest
in
llie
pulp
and
pirper
business,
advoculin?
legislation
similar
lo
that
iu
Ontario
and
Quebec.
He
also
ured
Blind
trealmeiil
for
Ihe
umspee-
lor
and
for
minim;
generally.
Hy
encouraging
Ihe
establishiiicnl
or
industries,
the
farmer
would
be
helped
by
pmvhling
a
market
for
him.
I
x
it
The
meeling
was
not
well
at-
tended
but
those
present
showed
real
interest
iu
lh
proceed-1
ings
and
on
several
occasions
applauded
heartily.
In
oiening,
(ieneral
McHae
explained
I
hut
il
was
not
the
in-
'enlion
lo
gel
mixed
up
in
local
lillleullies.
The
purly
was
slicking
cloe
In
its
own
business.
"I
had
its
own
job
to
do.
He
bad
spent
a
quarter
id
a
century
in
'he
1ml
He
or
business
and
was
ol
qualiried
lo
deliver
Ihe
usual
political
speech.
The
Job
as
leader
and
organizer
or
Ihe
parly
had
been
forced
on
-Iiini
as
:i
public
duly.
The
present
work
was
of
a
temporary
character
and
he
was
nol
enamoured
the-
nolilicnl
Job.
Until
a
few
111
:
....
.
.
IRISH
ELECTIONS.
TO
BE
HELD
SOON
I
if
HUN.
July
21.
1
ail
Ereauu
decided
al
a
secret
session
to
hold
Hie
general
vleclions
about
llie
last
week
iu
August
or
not'
later
than
Ihe
Hrst
week
iu
September.
II
is
believed
dissolution
ot
the
bail
may
occur
any
moment.
NANAIMO
WON
.
SEMI-FINALS
Beat
Alberta
Champions
at
Cal
gary
Yesterday
by
One
Goal
CALOARY,
July
21.
The
Nanaimo
11.(3.
football
champions
took
one
goal
lead
iu
Hie
first
of
.
two
games
iu
the
semi-final
for
ni
...
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1
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.1..
IIIC
l.OUIUIUIiUl
l.Ul
m-l
1
nr..
inj-
realed
Coleman,
Alia,
the
chain-
inoiiilis
ago
ne
nmi
wn
an
"
-lpil(1,s,
two
lo
one
in
a
hard
(ought
noceul
bystander
in
politics.
He,,
was
.
.-i.
..
peri
Having
neen
nere
111
ivwv.
The
wonderrul
iniprnveinenls
made
since
that
lime
indicated
the
splendid
character-
or
Hie
people
who
lived
here.
He
hud
expected
it
would
never
be
more
than
a
Klondike
town.
.'(iovern.neiits
can
put
cities
on
the
map,
but
only
commerce
Head
can
keep
them
I
lie
re,"
said
the
General.
"We
nuist
curry
on
our
effort
along
sound
business
(conl
luued
an
page
two)
BOOTH
SCHOOL
BYLAW
APPROVED
AT
VICTORIA
Word
wits
received
at
the
City
Hull
this
morning
that
Ihe
Hnoth
School
bylaw
as
well
as
the
bridge
nml
ill(,.,n.,
inlniiwIiML'
c.'iine
...
i.,.,..,
here
last
i.,si
ho
stranger
lo
Prince
u-ini(jll
krori,
.
.,(00U
nlrsollfJ,
1
1
...1.
URGES
RECALL
BRITISH
ENVOY
of
Orange
Order
Says
Orangemen
Incensed
at
Visit
of
King
and
Queen
hvlavv
hud
been
untiruved
bv
Ihollloine
of
Kiuif
(leorge
and
Queen
lluspvctor
of
municipalities.
.Muit.
WINNII'EO,
July
21.
otening
hem
Ihe
Imperial
(irand
Oni'nue
Council
of
the
world,
l'resi(1enl
Ness
or
Ness
urged
the
delegate,
lo
demand
the
immediate
recall
id
llie
Hritish
envoy
to
the
Vuti-can
and
declared
that
Orangemen
tll
over
the
world
were
incensed
al
Ihe
recent
iil
to
SIR
JAMES
CRAIG
France
and
Belgium
and
Negotiations
Will
Commence
Next
Week
a"
"
1
"
n
as
Ihe
minimum
V.
'
,
V
.
,
weight.
It
was
staled
by
Ihe
c,r"
V.
1
,
'
members
or
your
association
that
u"u
a''
'
-
.
'
dispensed
to
the
the
timber
could
be
loaded
lo
this
-al"p
com,-,..:i,i
itry
Tor
the
week
end.
It
is
un-
The
matter
is
one
lo
whirli
'
'"
v
have
Riven
very
carcrui
con-.
.
V"
.
...
,
ideratio...
We
are
particularly
JUI?
;.K
l,,e
""."
anxious
to
develop
the
lumber
.l-!,l",
;
'
l"'
in
the
nlentionct
f
n,te
ofr,ce,
,ul
duslry
territory
.
.
.
..
.
.
kiinwIeiliTR
or
llie
contents
is
I1I11-
ami
nave
iieciueii
10
putuisn
raies
.
.
..
.
r
,,
,
...
.
,
on
tsijuare
hemlock
Umber
to
MAY
RESIGN
OFFICE
lion.
The
H,elfast
News
says
Sir
James'
name
has
been
associated
with
the
coining
appointment
,lo
Ihe
Colonial
(iovernorship,
Report
Denied
HEI.FAST,
July
21.
(noon,
Sir'James
Craig
declared
this
afternoon
that
the
report
that,
he
contemplated
resigning
Id
take
the
Colonial
uiipoinlme.it
Was
it
malicious
'.falsehood.
itivl
to
a
small
group
ot
prricials.
x
1.
..?
...1
1
.
:..
1
1
...
princo-
Ilupert
tor
export,
BUbjeclJ"1
'
"
"l.
""""
u"t""
(o
Hie
minimum
weisht
per
car
.;
'
""""
-
ai
mentioned
above
on
the
tol-f'f
u"
,B
"nlirfi-
arnmenl
lowing
basis:
agrees
to
its
pub
.cation.
"Fi-un
Amshury
and
Terrace.)
"'
.
wup
.
I
,..iIj
i.nn
I
lilt
ll.j
.UIIIV
"HI
'V
'Vfuil
IR'il
"1.1.
u7l
t
lllll.
I'll
ti'l'
IU.''.
become
effective
on
the
23rd
I
t)..ir.:..
ti'lliv.
t'-U
!
iMwu
;
inr
rit'iiL-11
ami
ivipiau
'
Ipmjers
have
had
lime
to
di8-
"From
HanalU
13
cents.
m,le
w,,h
lhtMr
lectia
"This
adjustment
we
reel
"'"f
should
be
entirely
salrsrnctory
to
camIlt,tsj
the
members
ot
your
association.-'
The
rates
aro
being
publishc.l
STRIKE
AND
1
LOCKOUT
aivaipii
in
the
tariff
immediately
ami
will
CAUSE
DISORDERS
AT
BRESLAU
IN
GERMANY
UEIILIN,
July
21
Serio.usVdis-o
filers
occurring
in
Iireluii,
Ihe
(overnor
of
Silesia
has
oroelaim-
PRFMIFR
OF
III
STFR
I
"even?
exceptional
conditions
HEI.FAST,
'July
21.
II
is
meetings
have
been
forhlddep.
ruinoVi'tl
that
Sir
James
Oaig
hundreds
have
been
arrested
'dud
will
lesitn
as
i.remier
ot
Ulster,
several
plunderers
killed.
AlJJthe
savs
Ihe'lrish
News.
The
report
,1,elnl
w,rks
iu
H
Hrcsluu
oml
is
'based
on
Ihe
absence
or.
Ihe
'latiher
district
are.
at
a
stand-Premier
rrom
HeUast
during
last,
"t'll
as
a
result
or
the
strike
ami
week
for
the
Orange
demvnstraH..'00''01'
'"
LEAGUE
BASEBALL
American
League
f
Hoslon,
5,
Chicago
1.
.
Wttshiuslon
12,
Cleveland
5,
Philadelphia
J,
St.
Louis
6.
National
League
'
Cliicago
0,
Philadelphia
I.
VI.
Louis
-V,
New
York
10.
'
Cincinnati
II,
Hrooklyn
i
Pittsburg
5,
Hoslon
8.
Coast
LeagUe
I'
V
II
ul.nmni.
t.t.t
T..I.11
'
-)
I
111
It
(luklllllll
fl.41.
...
.'(I
,lV
I
.
Illll.'
v.'l.l.,
.........
,
dipt.
Harry
Nedden,
is'due
Varl
Seattle
tv
Sacraiuento
2.
Monday
morning'
from"
Yancouver
San
Francisco
7,
Lo
Angeles
and
Queen
Charlotte
Island-1.
,
.
pomts,
"
'
'
'j
Portland
t?.
Salt
Lake
3.
jj
1