Tim
When
tou
wim
h
TAXI
in
a
hurry
Phone
99
nt
Cart
and
Beit
Servloe
In
tht
City.
Rtt
Reasonable
Vol,
XIII.
Oir
Two
Hundred
Eicurslonlsls,
pout
STANI.HY.
On
1
I-
W
PsialnQ
Throunh
Here
This
I
Im.)
of
J.K
ul.
I
'far
Evening
.
......
......
v
1,
Hie
alr.liiu
ami
nor
I
It
tntri
ilalr-.
'he
way
wet
lliey
lme
been
l"ie.
many
proceeillng
lo
oilier
point
on
the
cunet.
Ihe
for
OTTAWA
DISCREDITS
RUSSIAN
INVASION
01
TAW
A,
July
ti.
The
gov-eminent
hat
no
knowledpu
id
Ihe
Knpiiscd
immlMration
of
3.00
hissian
refugee
from
the
I'm'
''Hl
wlin
were
dialed
lu
Iho
Vic-I'nla
TlmcM
of
Saturday
lo
be
I'fepnrtnir
lo
invade
tJauada.
The
R'nerninenl
tlilnks
It
likely
they
n"un
have
1
11
liotified
If
hucii
will
tenioenl
MritUli
July
V
J.
Uotli.
j'dlol
of
the
lll-falM
Unltiil
Stalet
iiaal
hallmHi
rlal
only
in
uilei
'
'"-
k
,,,-
iniiu
I.tc
lln.
uftrr
in
the
Connaimht
cup
playoff
haviuv
defealcd
Uuniberlaml
one
to
iKitliiutr
on
a
penally
ehol
alter
the
game
had
gono
u
two
period
overt
ime.
AT
EAGLE
LOSES
LIFE
DAWSON.
July
1.
-
Henry
Simon,
nlepmn
01
joiiii
i.
Power,
former
Iniled
Mate
mat-slml
at
Knh
vvs
ill
owned
on
June
2.1
while
rordlng
muse
across
Mnydeii
liar
n"l
Forty
Mile.
lie
wit
carrying
"uill
netwreu
Fimle
tlily
and
Chicken
Creek
for
hi
slepfather
and
was
.'H
years
old.
Ill
body
wa
not
recovered.
SCOTTISH
COMING
DIRECT
HERE
FROM
ORIENT
TOMORROW
C.O.M.M.
freighter
Canadian
Scottish
I
due
here
tomorrow
direct
from
the
Orient
to
go
Into
Ihe
dry
dock
for
overhaul.
Capl.
"
influx
were
seriously
conshl-jn,
McCoskrle
will
go
out
to
pilot
ereil
mill
ll.nmr.w...
I...lli.w
the
Ihe
vessel
in
when
he
receives
ex
lias
been
m
Is
iiformei
by
n
more
uivnue
auvico
u
Passenger
on
Ihc.
Oriental
lines
l-
whom
the
slury
UtcredUed
to
her
position
and
time,
of
tirrlval.
The
JeottUh
Is'coiniti?
in
ITglil.'
8.
e
'
Waxln
Uympath.v
r.
William
Sherman.
Iiea.l
of
District
K.
ha
sent
a
call
to
the
lalntr
union
throughout
western
Canada
uggesiis
a
meeting
of
irprr4enlatlvc
of
labor
some
where
111
western
Canada
at
an
-arly
I
a
1
to
consider
what
urtioti
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
r
I
I.
FAITUn
Ail
I
kVV
CDIC
M,"u,,,
'a"1"
'
eniorrc
me
rUUIlU
UIl
UIL
LlUL.Iaiiin
of
Nova
Scolia
rtriUri.
Wat
Floating
In
Basket
of
ship
Near
Port
Stanley
Air-
YUKONER
PASSES
Owen
Chapman
Was
Dlstln
gulshed
Member
of
G.W.V.A.
liAWHlN.
July
J.
-
About
the
i
1
.u
JlVjBE.
jUvtud.ln
hekbVtifaM"el
Mie
iiAVVa.oM-:Vl
Iiiiimi
in
Vancoincr
oh
Salunlay
s
n
.
...n,
rirurnhN
in.mtt.
.
.A.MM..
bM-h
u
nnr
of
llirlr
1
1
.lilli.(:ui..l.c,l
v
i,
will
rah
rMyi
.
.,
.l,
i,,.,,.,,!..
.
i
irM:lri.
in
Hir
Yukon
"went
"
l
8
"r"
,y
,1,-
...mmmI
fliabl
fmi.l
Ira-
He
wn-
Owen
r.l.api.iai.
'
iHX
,,r
M"'
,aini.li
w
111M.1117
for
'lir-s
l
r"
'
wl,o
volunuerc.1
n
f,
srotip-
01
of
eicnr
MMir.-
.
.
,.,..
1
,,,
,iav-
ir.
in
allruuer
.
-it
iin
cMy
ihi
yr
.
.
..
.-
,...1.
I
I
.
f
.III"
wfeckiil
111
a
olorm.
'.
iT!
PREMIER
GONE
AWAY
as
people
aioeiiililel
al
rs
from
lb
iiralrie
pn-
for
war
!ervire
willi
the
luke
of
CounauxM
Own.
He
ranie
In
law!ou
after
the
war
ami
wn
huriel
her
yesterday.
Hie
funernl
was
atlemleil
t
iittimt
uni
miv
lv
a
ilelpalion
of
the
Iawion
UH
AWHUAL
nULlUAI
i.v
v
A..
mpnUwri.
of
the
I.O.D.E.
and
lliOnler
of
Kagles.
on
AW
A.
Jub
t
I'rniuer
n-jk
n
inef
lp
nt
parlleular
MarVeniie
Kmn
left
Oltawa
f-
VIPTflRlA
WIN
THF
t
ul
of
1
11
1
ere.
I
lii.lii.linw
'imliv
for
re.
I
after
llie
work
iiviunm
innu
niu
J
'per
Nuinmal
Park
lat
Salur-j(.r
the
parliamentary
eion.
!y
aflriioon.
Jul
l.efnre
iuu.i'
he
eoiiluiuoii
flralu
hai
not
lr
Prince
r
mult,
the
train
will
plop
at
1'
vmiIc
C.iiiiirrv
whero
J.
I".
SI
ang.
Hie
ttenial
iiuui.igcr
of
V
Ui
fM?
plant,
nud
JiIk
Man
II
fee
that
the
vUllor
are
S
ni
a
firni
li
ami
driuou!lriilion
"f
.
.(ini
iu
eamiiiik
and
packiiiK
iiip'tcili
V
W
irkrrxon,
C.N',11.
t
ravel
-li
if
l'MM'iisHT
aent
from
Ite-f
,
1
t-oiiilurtiiiy
Ihe
parly
and
H
V
Ml
Naimhlnn.
local
district
liys-ienjfer
iiaenlj
in
arconiiany-liiit
II
fi-
im
Jnprr
park.
I
'
(ohboiiM.
president
of
the
I'1
llupeit
Hoard
of
Trade,
i:J
Uiu
rri'eplioii
commlllee
coiu
ltllltillAll
Mill
111
...
'
.
.a
.
ft
1
II..
.
ak
Itupert
lUl
l-een
wuiioui
einwi
011
mr
m-
iiiler"!
heallh.
Hon.
w
.
s.
ncm-iiiK
l
ncliiiB
premier
In
th"
ah-
ence
of
Ihe
head
of
Ihc
NANAIMO
TO
ENTER
FOR
CONNAUGHT
CUP
W;m
and
N
II.
NVulto...
willfORMER
U.S.
MARSHAL
me
Kpceiai
1
nun
on
urrmu
W
f
Am
l!it
lime
of
the
iiailv
lie
;i
1
lluiiteil
It
Will
he
inioH.
I'le
lit
Muko
nil
enterlalniiK'iil
of
I'liipnrlion.
ilir
vuitnrs
will
lrac
on
Itupert
at
1
1
o'clock
t:
uincr
where
I
hey
will
GOLF
CHAMPIONSHIP
PACIFIC
NORTHWEST
KATTLK.
July
U.
--Phil
Tay
Inr.
nrofei!iional
of
the
Victoria
(iolf
Club
beat
Hon
Stein,
the
aidiiiipton
Mate
amateur
chain,
pion
by
one
stnke
and
won
he
Al
lvMnuia.
WafliiiiKlon
stale,
open
champioiiidiip
of
(he
Pacific
Nortliwesit
in
uolf.
Taylor's
M'ore
NANAIMO.
July
V.
-
A
cily
Irani
rr
,H
h.
25.
Ihrco
Collimllla
MrohC
oirr
'n
jut
iuif.
LEAGUE
BASEBALL
SATURDAY
QA-.ES
National
League
Cincinnati
I.
New
York
'i.
Pillshurg
H,
Philailelphia
!
SI
laaiis
5-7.
Ilrooklyn
10
0-7.
National
League
Cllicinnall
5.
New
York
3.
SI.
I.oul
I.
Ilrooklyn
0.
American
League
lloslon
10,
Cleveland
15.
New
York
5,
SI.
I.ouis
I.
Washington
2,
Chicago
I.
.
pliilade'pSila
7,-
Detroit'
5.
I.'
Cliicairo
11-5.
lhislou
1-3.
American
Leaaue
Pliiliiilelphlii
tt-3,
Detroit
U-5
Washington
1-3,
Chicago
0-i
llotlon
3-5.
Cleveland
'.'7-8.
New
York
It,
St.
I.oul
13.
Coast
League
OaklHiid
5-0,
Seattle
P-3.
Vernon
l-l.
Portland
7-1.
Saeraiuetilo
P,
San
Francisco
Sail
hake
'l.o
Anseles
5.
SUNDAY
GAMES
Coast
Lennue
Oaklund
5-3,
Seattle
0-1.
Vernon
I
-10.
Portland
t!-0.
HANALL
LOGGER
IS
j.
SEVERELY
INJURED
COMES
TO
HOSPITAL
Lougheed
Has
Several
Ribs
Broken
and
Chest
Badly
Hurt
J.
Loushrcil.
a
loyv'er
in
ttio
employ
of
the
Ho)
a!
Lumber
l-o.
al
Haiiall.
wan
severely
injured'
on
Saturday,
ill
he
performance
,
of
hit
work.
j
IJ
iu--r
llotP-
U
hail
jl-ti
felfcd
a
tree,
and
while
in
the
ac?J
of
chopping
off
the
liiiUi.
the
In?
on
which
he
wa
lai!iiiiis
ulcenl
rolhil
from
under
him.
j
throwitiK
him
heavily
on
to
Hi
fclh.il
tree,
break
in-
several
ribxj
ami
rauuiK
Hher
injuries
lo
hi
ehel.
li.
Ilacklinid,
a
fellow
work
man,
inuneiiiaieiy
weni
10
111s
n
llauce
ami
pneurin?
help,
ha.
I
the
injiireil
man
reinoveil
to
the
mill
tile,
where
first
aid
treat
ment
wus
Riven.
J
On
the
arrival
of
Ihe
train
frvin
Ihe
casd,
Ihe
unforlunale
man
wa
placcil
in
the
luppa?erar
ami
luoupht
to
Ihe
hospital
at
Prince
lluperl.
Pr,
Merrier,
of
Terrace,
examined
liim
al
that
point,
en
route.
Hint
admiuittereil
to
his
comfort.
K.
Itackliiml
accompauinl
him
to
the
hospital.
PRINCE
RUPERT
ON
DOCK
TODAY
Vessel
Arrives
From
South
Ahead
or
Time
Will
Have
Propel
lor
Blades
Changed
lu
order
lo
go
into
dry"
dock
for
the
changing
of
two
propeller
l.lade,
the
C.N.
It.
sleamer
Prince
Itupert,
Capl.
D.
Donald,
arrived
in
oorl
at
10
o'clock
this
mom
Imr
from
the
soulli.
five
hours
ahead
of
her
regular
schedule
file
calls
al
Powell
lUver
and
Ocean
Falls
on
the
way
up
the
roast
were
eliminated.
Shortly
afler
arrival,
the
steamer
pro
ceeded
lo
Ihe
dry
dock
where
she
was
laken
out
on
the
pontoon
It
Is
hoped
to
gel
the
steamer
away
lor
Ihe
south
at
II
o'clock
this
eveiiimr
on
schedule
lim.
PIONEER
LADY
OF
YUKON
DIES
AT
MAYO
Still
l.ako
8-2.
I.os
Angeles
3-8
JiAWSON.
July
'J.
One
of
the
Sacramento
7-8,
San
Francisco
best
known
pioneer
women
of
the
Yukon
was
lost
to
the
territory
last
week
when
Mrs.
Joseph
lteaupre
died
nt
Mayo
and
was
buried
there
under
Ihe
.auspices
of
Ihe
Yukon
Order
of
Pioneers
and
of
the
Order
of
Kagles.
Her
husband
was
secretary
of
the,
Fagle
in
Dawson
fora
number
of
yearn.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PlllNCK
MUI'KIIT,
H,U.,
MONDAY,
JULY
'J,
1023,
Tin
I
,(iOO.
jKiund
jea
lion
w
caught
while
cha?
M'houl
of
.-ring
almon
in
I'ugel
Sound.
ttvrd(f't
Clrevuoon
1S11
nig
MEN
WORKING
STEELPLANT
NOVA
SCOTIA
SYDNEY,
N.S.,
July
9.
Twelve
hundred
men
are
at
work
In
the
coke
oven
and
Blooming
Milt
steel
plant
.his
morning.
No
difficulty-Is
anticipated
In
getting
coal
lo
the
ovens.
The
men
going
to
work
this
morning
were
not
Interfered
with
and
there
were
no
disturbances
during
the
night
In
the
coal
field.
GREAT
ACTIVITY
IN
WOMEN'S
INSTITUTES
Salmon
Arm
Shows
Largest
In
come
and
Expenditure
VII'Ttllll
V
lulv
O.
'
Tim
I
I
I
lir:inidies
uilh
trilnl
nielli
-
11.
..1
l.ersl.ip
of
LOOM.
During
the
last
"r
"
.
year's
operations
t5
of
tliese
in-
lilutes
liad
incomes
totalling
$11
,H
t
.
and
they
spent
?33.-
Salmon
Arm
leads
with
the
in
stitute
showing
an
increase.
Cash
receipts
were
$2,717.78.
expendi-
1
11
r..
'I'UWMII
Vprmiii
is
ieoml.
RAILWAY
RATES
APPEAL
AUGUST
9
OTTAWA,
July
0.
The
appeai
of
the
province
of
Mritish
Colum
lia
against
the
ruling
of
Ihe
SIMM
42V
P.R.FI5H
MARKET
Phono
671.
FOR
THE
PIC-NIC.
Jellied
Tongues,
Boiled
Ham,
Roast
Ham
with
dressing,
Fresh
Sausage
Dally.
Out
of
Town
Orders
Solicited
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS,
NEAR
EASCONFERENCE
TO
END
IN
TREATY
PROVINCIAL
MINISTERS
ADDRESS
MEETING;
MANSON
AFTER
CANADIAN
SENATE
Treaty
with
Turkey
is
Nearly
Ready
for
Signing
and
Pacts
with
France
Approved
Today
I,
At
SAN
N
hi,
Jul)
All
.accord
ha
been
reached
between
ALBERTA
MINERS
MAY
Tirk
uiiu
lilt.'
nine
nud
peace
win
M
Mgucd
probably
wfL
Tim
llii'
Near
Kal
conference
which
ha
been
in
,(iou
f
tiun
for
more
lliuu
Hirer
month
ha
hail
a
mip-?ru)
(Hilcome.
I'MUS.
JijJ)
t.
The
rhaiiilier
of
deputies
today
voted
in
t
f
a
lull
approving
the
Washington
treaties
relating
to
(lie
Tl..i
lr..i,l
tiMi
i-i
ii
i
i-l
i
ii
I
oil
mi
I
lnariilur
I
Ill'
I.
Iie-
STRIKE
IN
SYMPATHY
WITH
NOYA
SCOTIANS
CAUiAHY.
July
V.
SlatinKi
that
the
miner1
of
Alberta
ami
l
AU.tL.t
mui...
Krii,.ii.
,,.!
Jai.H
,-i.vHrii.u-
their
lutein
HrilMi
Udumbia
are
r
'
..
.
.t:
.o.
..i
la
re
i-l
v
in
favor
of
striking
pi.esinn
III
HIP
ramie
ami
n
uerianiiioii
huuucu
m
'
.
,
(
willi
Nova
Scotia
trlk.
f
"jp
Kiie
relating
lo
Pacific
mandate.
I'MUS.
Jul)
0.
A
bill
approving
Hie
conmierciMl
conven-V:r'rf
u
France
mid
Canada
which
va
signed
on
December
.3-'
ear
wn
udnpted
without
debate
by
(lie
chamber
of
je
here
Ipday.
rvniDcinM
nnr
body
of
balloonist
EIGHT
O'CLOCK
in
BMaMMwwwwMi
mi
I
j
,
11
,
.
Three
Ministers
and
one
Federal
Member
Address
Meeting
Saturday
Night
Thai
the
provincial
government
would
never
go
down
lo
defeat
by
Ihe
"liquor
route"
was
an
interesting
statement
made
by
Attorney
(ieueral
Maiisou
al
Ihe
public
meeting
Saturday
night
in
Ihe
Kmpress
Theatre.
Another
interesting
statement
was
thai
he
believed
this
province
lo
be
on
the
threMiold
of
Ihe
greatest
development
ever
seen
and
all
thai
was
needed
was
lo
have
failh
in
ourselves
and
our
province
and
abundant
optimism.
The
meeting
was
called
under
the
auspices
of
the
local
Liberal
Association.
Fred
lloberge,
president,
was
in
the
chair.
anil
the
oilier
speakers
were
Uon.
T.
I.
Pallullo.
lion.
Dr.
Suther-
riplIT
TATIITDEn
land
am.
Fred
S.ork.
M.P
Al
UtjH
1
lnJUKt.U
sitoke
i
well
ami
were
well
re-
'"Fred
Itoberse
inlro.lure.1
ll,e
BY
A
CYCLONE
vUilors
in
a
few
w"nl.
ami
eal-
el
upon
.Mr.
.Stork
to
welcome
.Houses,
Barns
and
Crops
De-Fred
Stork
i
stroyed
In
Saskatchewan
j
Mr.
Slork,,arier
expressing
apJ
Saturday
Night
,pieeiaMou
of
the
visit
of
the
1
provincial
minister,
eutotmeil
i
SASKATOON,
July
.
Eight
lliht
Hon.
V.
L.
Mackenzie
Kin?
people
were
injured,
three
seri-and
sail
Ganaila
could
not
have
oiisly,
house
and
bam
were
de-jelio-eii
a
bellenjiian
than
t
he
,
t
royel,
croi-s
were
levelled"
and
'uresenl
prime
liunNler
lo
lead
other
damage
done
Salunlay
the
t'overni.ieuLlleJiad
aUJIie.
d?hT
by
a
njMonte
in
tti
Ooop'i.
hild
-tlffir
flilttlrTiiid
'roey;rrakTonrry1iiclg
the
lowlis
'and
was
a
man
eminently
quali-
d
McOee,
Anglia,
lUiselovm.
Pym
fied
for
Ihe
ioilioir.
He
was
ronune.
wanson,
una
uiraview
one
of
whom
all
Canada
could
be
Harold
Iloolli
of
McC.ee
may
die.
....,,...1
hit
sister
1
badly
hurt,
and
also
Hon.
W.
S.Fiel.liiis
had
just
J-
rr
t,r
M'ee.
introduced
hi
.seventeenth
bud-
was
destroyed.
gel.
The
first
,
was
for
about
forty
millions
and
the
latest
was
for
approximately
four
hundred
millions.
Soldiers
re-eslahlish-
inenl
and
pension
cost
Ihe
country
one
hundred
and
forty
millions
a
year.
While
he,
Mr.
Stork,
hail
been
insistent
in
rc-
tui-il
In
Km
ileiiiumls
of
th'iA
eon-
r'SWCa
sliluency
he
had
been
told
that
.'...
.
.
ovtieiiililnres
must
he
ke'd
down
women
s
institute
nns
pi-own
10.;
-;
.
in
face
of
the
immense
.
demands
"
Point
Grey
tliird,
and
Nelson
'ha
w0UJd
v
fourth.
COMMISSION
WILL
INVESTIGATE
THE
PULPWOOD
EXPORT
OTTAWA,
July
0.
-The
ap
pointiiieul
of
a
commission
lo
in-
M'sligale
the
possibility
of
Iho
prohibition
of
the
export
of
ptUp-wood
is
under
consideration
by
the
government,
hut
the
personnel
of
the
commission
is
yet
to
be
tccidrd.
It
i
thought
the
commission
will
be
appointed
m
the
very
near
future.
Mr.
Stork
said
Ihe
report
the
fisheries
commission,
which
he
was
a
member,
fit
of
Hi
s
nrovince
was
.the
granting
of'a
bounty
on
the
product
ion
of
copper
rods,
which
should
prove
an
impetus
to
the
copper
industry
on
which
this
pari
of
the
country
depended.
In
conclusion
Mr.
Slork
sike
of
the
change
locally
from
dark
Kohl
lis
farm
BIG
INCREASE
IN
ORIENTALS
Issued
by
Government
Show
They
are
Multiplying
Three
Times
as
Fast
as
Whites
f
VICIOIUA,
July
9,
...i..
ii.
-The
amaz-of
Prilisli
aj
'Columbia's
Oriental
population
I
been
a
sreal
benef
ij.
ext
year
e
-
.
v
J
T
Ilia
iihin
incml
Pnvprnmanf
I
h
boat?
were
to
be
allowetl
op
.
1
.
.7
...
4
.
.
nt
:
:
i
.
I
iiui
?n"
ii
a
i
tiiu
u
aoaiirpu
,e
nonne
m
river
0,0
w,.,
riTs-
m
multiply
recon.mendalion.
lliey
might
'.
',...
,lir
MmM
fa
,
have
the
ga
jK.at
this
year
but
.
..
...
1
.,
ft
.
1
rt
'
li
have
n-A
till
i
It
I
Oil
.
not
1
..
1
..
I
n'ii
irivitn
in
I
tin
fim
i
ti
inn
Panaii
.u
full
.
a-
ad-:
...
......
.....
Willie
MM.
,
HI
IU
,
j
population,
in
British
neiier
ti.at
a
years
nonce
suou
u
Columbia
he
given.
Now
was
the
time
to
'AIRPLANE
HAZELTON
oilier
lenislalion
for
the
bene-
IS
AGAIN
DELAYED
Mining
Men
Await
Arrival
Smlthers
For
Hop
Off
to
at
SMITH
Kits.
July
0.
A
party
of
miming
iiirii
wnv
wish
lu
s..
ij
.
.
.
i
i:..
p.
pessimism
.
in
i
to
'ex
.
.r
reine
optimism.
j
.
,
,,
...
i
...
,M,
norj,(.,
micnor
jt
awaiting
ilir
iieiir."ii
uiu
imc
iv,
iu.,"
and
the
worst
times
were
nud
he
thought
there
would
be
marked
Improvement
in
the
future.
Hon.
Dr.
Sutherland
Hon
Hoard
of
Uailway
Commissioners;1"'
Ki'ed
many
natural
n
the
matter
of
differential
raiU,""',!
""developed
and
he
way
rales
is
to
be
heard
by
Ihe
i
rivy
council
here
on
Augus'
l,
John
Oliveii
will
represent
Ihu
Province
of
U.C.
along
willi
G.
0.
MeOeer.
BIRTH
-
-
A
sou
was
born
al
lh
llule
Street
Hospital,-
Vancouver,
,on
July
1
to
Miv
ami
Mrs,.
K;
I).
MUlhulland,
fVjucrly
of
thTs
oily.
.
the
arrival
of
the
airplane
Hazel-
.-l.ilt
.i-i
..
n.linnln.l
I..
n
..lc
.
.
..Ml.
II
IK
II
."
IU
U.&I.V
at
Lake
Kalhlyu
Friday,
hut
was
delayed
on
account
of
weather
conditions.
An
error
in
the
sliimnenl
of
re.
Dr.
Sutherland
explained
pair
.parts
caused
delay
in
com
that
he
had
been
touring
the
inenciiig
operations
this
summer,
province
Tor
the
last
two
weeks.
t
is
expected
the
f
light
to
the
in
-in
connection
with
public
works
erfur
Will
be
made
williln
a
fesv
such
as
roads
and
bridges,
lie
,av.
lieved
that
anylliing
he
could
do
lo
help
the
interior
would
help
Prince
lluperl.
The
province
SENATOR
THORNE
DIES
MO.VTIIEAL.
Thorne
of
St.
July
o.
Senator
John,
N.H.
died
should-
be
congratulated
on
tbeesterday
aged
78,
making
the
work
being
done
by
Hhe.
district
engineers
under
Iho
schepw
laid
down
by
his
predecessor,
lion.
Dr.
King.
He
had
laid
down
the
principle
thai
trunk
roads
must
he
constructed,
and
this
policy
had
been
carrje.d
forward,
from
(conlliluej
oii
page
)
third
vacancy
in
the
Seaale.
SIKI
WINS
BOUT
PAItlS.
July
O.Hallling
8ikl
yesterday
knocked
out
Murllel
Miles,
French
heavyweight
lu
the
second
round.
"