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DAILY
EDITION
SAY
THAT
SCOTLAND
Saturday,
August
11,
1923.
Hasohall
Lapu
w1imi
the
!iiiJBaf
(ah
in
ti.oiln
o
en
1
1
llA
..
,
sii
n
i
tin
j
id
ai-
WILL
GO
DRY
SOON
f4mrn'
a'"'
,"ro,'e
subsid.-.!
made
Hip
circuit
of
Hie
buses
for
six
runs,
giving
I
lion
Committee
In
United
States
In-
.jr
,lir,i
consecutive
win,
an.l
vestlgatlng
Working
of
Pro-
incidentally;
lining
them
out
of
hlbttlon
Law
''
cellar
a
few
points
ahead
of
;lhe
Klks,
who
opposed
them
in
WASHIXOTOX,
Aug.
11
(By
'hi
same;
Hie
lvlks
score.
I
but
Canadian
Pres
Consequent
on
on
run.
in
the
opening
of
the
the
visit
to
Washinglon
of
th
fourth
frame.
In
their
half
of
the
committee
of
S.-.
in
anw
.frame,
the
"Cas
loiters,"
i
oiiriiiiiirr
sii
-.
t
iu
hi
investigate
ifial'-
"
t
11
or
haseha
.
st
ainl
nim
were
n
r
it
iiiv
i(inr-i
stair's,
11
ilri
fl-
j
oped
that
the
Anti-Saloon
League.
j"PVpr
pr'se.f
afterwards.-
Jt.tlh
chieftains
in
the
U.S.
expect
'pitchers
handle.)
their
games
c?
ii
i
i
,
.
well,
rorlin
!..
in
l.n.-;...
M..ni.
..........
Scotland
to
co
drv
and
that
at
i
having
much
comparatively
early
date.
More-
support
than
Drnudson.
over,
they
say
that
if
Scotland
s"ielter
gut
nine,
hils,
the
?IWe
ilrv
ll
will
ho
Ihu
nMlmln
In
IXX.I
I
!.
...
..
."
a
tirv
113
Ulllll-I.
united
lung.iom.
n.llK.IOIM.
rTiiTiiliMiwi'
hettr
The
Klk
For
the
Smeller,
Sherman
IfCll
'
a
l.lnn
nf
hiinrrln
otm.l
.........
...
alii,
.
The
Committee
from
Scotland.I,,a.il
Lo'seke,
Mathes-m
and
Mi
xvhich
will
visit
Canada
before
rct
Keoxvn
pot
one
each,
Forlin
an.l
turning
home,
is
heinjr
cdnlrally-"'.''"
I'jPK
.
f.wo-hngjrers.
The
rrrrn.'ii
ny
.xnu-.aio'in
jeagne
.-.-i
un-.i
j
imn.
leaders
in
tin'
U.S.
and
alf
IliA
eP.
Mclnlyre-a'n.l
Drau.lson,
all
data
they
can
muster
in
support,
bcirtjr
sinples,
of
prnhihilion
is
heinp
puj
at
the
disposal
of
the
visitors.
The!
July
31.
?,J0
wel
tons.
Total
committee,
of
course,
is
ffrllinv
'tonnage
for
Jirly,
58,128.
From
information
front
.Irys
and
xvets.
-viipust
1
to
Aupiisl
0
inclusive
It
is
-made
up
of
hoth
.Irys
and
th
output
of
Hidden
Creek
Min-wets
and
is
'expected
to
make
;
I3,130
xvet
tons.
judicial
and
impartial
finding
of
facts.
i
From
August
1
lo
August
5
in-
While
Ihere
is
no
means
ort'1,,siv'''
Mlf,rP
w,'r'
12.8.10
xv'
knoxving
whatjit
.will
report,
Anti-1"'1"'
nt
or
treated
at
Anyox
Saloon
League
leaders
here
et-!'"n'"'r
'his
xxas
made
up
as
press
(Treat
confidence
that
it
will
follows:
Hidden
Creek
ore,
12,-
he
imnxlU.I
In
fin.l
Mini
il,oPA
1,,.
U9
tons:
outside
ore.
811
been
a
vast
decrease
in
ronsump-
'"V('rR'J!'e
price
of
copper
for
tion
of
alcoholics
in
the
U.S.
ain!,wp'
1
l-?l2c.
The
commit
lee
.from
Scotland
is
not
governmental.!
It
owes
its
origin
lo
desire
of
churches
to
find
out
the
(ruth
as
to
how
prohibition
works
in
the
U.S.
The
report
will-rnprtfoun.l
in,
teresl
not
alone
'for
the
rest
of
the
world
hut
Tor
the
United
Statt-s
because,
suppoioidjy
at
lea-t,
it
Will
represent"
the'
verdict
of
a
body.
of
foreign
Investigators
of
standing
on
a
suhjeet
over
which
there
is
(retiieiiVitus
contention
in
the
U.S.
ANYOX
Promises
of
a
mighty
fine
game
Ions.
the
a
great
decrease
In
drunkenness
and
in
poverty
of
families
due
to'
July
31
lo
August
f,
inclusive,
expenditures
for
drink.
They
"ex-eoa'
Charged
l,8;r.
short
ton:
press
confidence,
also,
that
if
rkp-
priHtiiced,
J,2"n
short
tons.
Ihere
is
a
reBrt
made
to
lli-.'tehl
oil
recovered.
1
177
inierial
Scottish
people
that
prohibition
is
gallons;
amm'mium
sulphnt"
a
siiccesit.here
it
xyill
gixe
great,
t"8t?
Ihs,
impetus
to
Die
.fry
movement
in
i
'
'
Scotland.
CUIDC
DADTCD
lUITfl
FIVE
WIVES
ARRESTED
SAX
FRAXCISCO,
Aug.
7
Ira
Machiii.
28,,
a
?.orler
on
Hie
coalxvle
steamer
Harvard,
was
arresle.1
upon
the
arrival
of
that
vessel
today
from
los
Angeles
and
charged
with
bigamy.
Machih
confessed
l
having
married
four
limes
illegally
in
the
last-
ten
years,
according
lo
the
police.
e
was
married
five
limes.'
The
names
of
his
wives
nre:
Lucy
Swopp,
a
native
of
Tennessee,
his
first
wife;
Oro
llenson,
of
S.m
l-'rnnniitxri-
r
it
f....
ii
uau
iu
m
jopeintiv
innings
or
acramento;
Itegimi
Hennett
were
dissippaled
in
the
al
of
San
.lose,
and
I'earl
Silva,
of
schedule.)
encounter
of
Hie
AnyOx
itedwoo.1
City.
NABOB
VACUUM
VACUUM
PACKED
PACKED
INVENTOR
OF
KODAK
WILL
VISIT
PRINCE
RUPERT
ON
MONDAY
I
George
Eastman,
President
of
Eastman
Kodak
Co.,
Going
North
to
Alaska
on
Princess
Louise
l
(ieorjre
Kaslinnn,
millionaire
inxenlor
and
president
of
te
famous
Falinan
Kodak
Co.
oi
Itnchester.
New
Y.trk,
with
a
party
of
four
persons,
will
he
aninn.'
the
passengers
going
north
to
Alaska
on
the
steamer
Princes
Louise
on
.Monday
morning'.
Mr.
Fastnian
started
out
in
life
as
a
li.nik
clerk.
He
was
Interested
in
amateur
photograph)
an.l
made
several
ingenious
in-
volitions
which
culminated
in
that
of
the
kodak,
lie
hecame
nn
industrial
leader,
crrumulated
great
wealth
and
has
attained
note
as
a
philanthropist
having
recently
coulrihuted
sex
oral
mil
lion
dollars
lo
the
rniversily
of
Rochester.
The
Man
in
the
Moon
J
SAYS:
1
XO
one
needs
a
Hulls
Hoyce
to
make
him
happy
in
I
his
part
of
the
country.
Nothing
would
make
him
so
unhappy
for
he
.xouhl
have
nowhere
lo
drive.
I1KAUTIKUI.
scenery
everywhere
hul
not
a
place
to
drive.
Thai
is
the
wail
of
the
motorist.
liKHMA.WS
home
made
money
is
world
ahoul
as
much
as
a
lady's
home
made
hat.
.
A
LOT
nf
people
would
resist
temptation
if
they
thought
it
aimi
I.I
come
again.
-
IT
is
said
that
a
goo.1
dinner
and
a.
nrelly
woman
are
two
things
ttiat
a
man
tires
of
least.
A
(illtl,
xvlio
thinks
no
man
is
goo.l
enough
for
her
.nay
lie
right
an.l
aTso
she
may
he
left.
IF
you
Ihink
joy,
joy
will
he
with
you,
hut
if
you
think
gloom,
gloom
will
dog
your
footsteps
and
pervade
ur
palh.
A
.MAX
who
never
changes
his
mi
ml
prohahly
has
very
fillle,
to
change.
;
TI.MK
was
when
people
looked
at
our
feel
lo
see
if
they
were
hemming
wehhe.l.
Now
Ihey
nre
looking
this
way
to
find
a
siim-
ner
playground.
-
.
THOSK
who
wish
lo
remove
I
he.
word
ohey
from
the
marriage
ceremony
should
also
remove
the
rolling
pin
from
the
family
IF.AI)
man
was
hroughl
to
life
in
England.
Pity
is
that
some
of
the
.lead
one
in
Hi
is
part
of
the
world
could
nol
he
drought
lo
life
also.
Ten
Years
Ago
J
In
Princ
Ruprt
1
Miss
May
Johe
of
Xew
York
i.ity.
who
planned
to
hike
liirousli
lo
Mount
Hohson,
is
hack
in
town
after
having
got
m!y
as
far
as
the
Itahine
and
Kispinx
Valleys.
The
men
in
the
railway
construction
gangs
were,
too
rough
for
her
lo
risk
passing
she
says.
Berl
Oreer
had
the
highest
sore,
Q'j,
at
the
Prince
Itupert
Itife
Association's
shoot
yeesler-day,
lion
Yelf.wilh
a
score
of
DC,
won
the
handicap
spoon
for
the
day.
'Ilie
provincial
agricultural
commission
held
its
first
session
here
this
morning.
J.
.1.
Camp
bell
of
Nelson
was
in
the
chair
and
other
members
((f
Hie
com.
mission
present
were
.1.
Kidslnii,
W.
Duncan,
S.
Shannon
and
0.
II.
Chrislcnsen,
the
secretary.
Philip
.lncohen
gave
evidence
as
lo
liella
Coola
conditions
and
'urged
4lirecl
transportation
to
I
Prince
Itupert.
'
C
W.
Sinilh,
travelling
agent'
iir
the
Canadian
National
F.x-
press
Co.,
arrived
from
Vunroti-jxer
on
the
Prinre
Huperl
yes-llerday
ami
proceeded
to
Stewart
'to
xvhich
point
he
is
making
Ihe
j
round
trip
on
business.
!
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Frank
Hreeze
were
passenger
going
through
lo
.Slewarl
on
the
Prince
Itupert
yelerday
afternoon.
.
'
'
falur1av
AutihI
THl'OTtEY
HEWS
j
Sport
Chat
j
In
tin
history
of
the
turf.
ase
of
joekeys
winning
xvith
the.r
firt
mount
nre
rare
inhvL
'IV.if
jxears
niro
an
(rttttxva
lad,
Chnrles
ior
'Chirk'
Chalmors
entered1
tui-f.loin's
hall
of
fame
y
performing
this
.feat
on
a
strrd
nanus!
1
inl
Moore
at
Montreal.
It
M'4'unvd
tine
ilu
wlien
rc.
was
calhsl
fur
"maiden"
jockeys.
Chalmers
had
ieer
had
a
mount
in
a
race,
hut
he
had
plenty
ofj
confidence
ami
..jthe
owner
of
Hinly
agres
in
let
him
ride
the
horse.
That
he
wtui
is
a
matter
of
history
and
since
then
Chal
mers
has
rapidly
MinibeUI
to
the
front.
Today
he
is
considered
a
first-class
rider
and
one
of
tli.
best
lightweight
jock.ys
in
At
Hie
annual
meting
nt
the
I'nclish
Itugby
Union
held
recently
in
Loudon,
the
Union
decided
to
take
into
consideration
the
ipis-tinu
of
furthering
rugby
football
among
the
hnclish
schools
through
the
medium
nf
the
I'.ng-tih
Schools
Hughy
Union.
It
was
pointed
out
thai
in
Leicester,
C.ixentrv.
Cloucester.
Hntol
and
liaxenpori
.strenuous
efforts
were
lieing
nmde
to
encourage
the
game
in
the
elementary
instiln-lions.
At
llristol
an
international
match
had
been
played
wilh
the
Welsh
schoolboys
with
great
success.
The
meeting
also
set
the
following
dates
for
international
matches:
Jan.
t'.i.
P.ngland
iu
Wale!
Feb.
,
I'.nglan.l
in
Ireland;
Feb.
23,
France
In
Fnplan.l;
March
I
,
Scotland
in
Lnglau.l.
Iletting
among
the
Ihriflv
Scolsmen
js
d.'iiie
on
such
a
scale
that
it
has
shocked
members
of
the
Itritish
House
of
Commons,
men
who
are
accustomed
to
deal
wilh
millions
of
ounds
nf
lh
goxernmenl's
money
every
year,
A
Clasgow
bookmaker
admitle.l
to
the
House
Committee
inxestigat
ing
the
possibilities
of
the
gov
ernment'
placing
a
lax
on
horse
racing
helling
that
he
took
in
an
average
of
2G
noo
a
day
or
more
than
18.000.000
a
year
in
bets.
This
particular
bookmaker
oper.
ales
a
credit
account
system
I'l
established
offices
and
his
busi
ness
comes
within
the
law.
SPORT
STANDINGS
Senior
Baseball
W.
L.
Sons
nf
Canada
....
T
1
Oils
3
5
Crolto
0
t
Intermediate
Baseball
Colls
I
While
Sox
t
t
High
School
0
2
Junior
Baseball
Falcons
fi
3
Hoy
Scouts
l
I
While
Sox
3
0
Stuart
Shield
Football
W.
I).
L.
S.
of
K.
3
.0
0
S.
of
C
I
I
2
Orollo
0
.
1
2
Qllhuly
Cup
Football
S.
of
K.
of
n.
Ondlo
I
1
1
1
0
I
I
0
2
BBBB
JOK
m
m
ln
1
f
BBBBBsT
i
jHSsEftw
sssssssssssVBl
Pel.
87.-1
375
1100
8.".7
200
000
cr,7
500
33.'
Pis.
a
3
1
3
3
Mr.
Triles,
nephew
of
A.
It.
I'riles
of
the
Premier
Hold
Min
ing
Co.,
was
a
v'lssenger
for
Slewarl
on
the
Prince
lluner!
yesterday
afternoon.
PROMINENT
WOMAN
GIVES
HIGH
PKAISE
MRS.
A.
C.
MANNING
Wife
of
Northwest
Lumberman
JO-T0
COMPANY:
Gentlemen,
I
have
used
your
wonderful
J0-T0
for
some
time
for
indigestion
troubles
with
the
most
gratifying
result.
I
keep
it
in
the
house
constantly
and
would
feel
lost
without
it
Sincerely
.yours,
MRS.
A.
C.
MANNING
Jo-To
quickly
and
harmlestly
re
llevrs
all
stomach
distress
and
ssf
ferine
such
as
gss,
acid,
sour
atom
sea
(heartburn),
bloating,
and
all
afUr
eating
distress.
Gusrsnteed
sbsolutely
harm
If
11.
Hold
at
ail
drag
stures.
mm
aaB
mm
j
ii
I
W
Sromihe
Ji&MM
Chilliwack
District
With
the
Cream
left
in
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
V..
A.
(Jrahani,
1.
O'Hrien,
F.
F.
Ilur.lell,
Mr.
A.
M.
Itutt.
and
W.
I).
II.
Srnilh
and
W.
Ilurke,
Vancouver;
Mrs.
C.
F.
Itenwell,
Miss
Jessie
Walkinnn,
Mrs.
W,
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and
Miss
Kvelyn
Harrick,
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Ocean
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Longlon,
Saka-lin;
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porl
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Summerland:
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Iturkley
Hay:
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direction
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to
low
walr
mark
of
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thnce
.oulbelrly
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folium
in
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low
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mark
40
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to
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la
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dar
or
July,
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as
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jnilk
front
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out
Europe,
so
is
the
milk
irotn
the
Fraser
River
Valley
known
in
Western
Canada
lor
its
rematkable
and
consistent
richness.
Owning
and
operating
a
condensnrv
at
South
Sumas,
the
Borden
Company
receives'
this
milk
from
the
finest
dairies
in
Ihe
Valley,
puts
it
up
in
"ourconvehientsirdenni,
and
places
it
within
your
immediate
reach
(at
your
grocers)
under
the
name
St.
Charles
Milk"-olways
ask
for
and
insist
upon
getting
Borden's
St.
Charles
Milk.
Use
It
for
every
Milk
need.
VAMCOUVCH
tc
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Extend
to
You
A
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to
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Store
durtnf
VANCOUVER
FAIR
WEEK
August
11
to
18.
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Boot
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Manufacturer
51
Hastings
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West
Vancouver,
B.C.
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