When
Vau
Want
A
fulim
In
tin
inlerview
he
said
,.,
1
-ypu
nui.
.
,e
,,e,,,,i
ti,ut
(jinfer
ne-.
win-
for
lh
past
llier
Monday
Naniilnui
and
ll
have
returned
this
I
ri
wllh.'
if
lllrlKr
PltKIVI
ltH..lili-
timrr
riiiifiileiir
ill
ll4
1IU
M.M.
.
K
.
H
m
K
.
L
.
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-
-
.
.
.
,
.
DADT'V
ADD1UCC
lrtirnlarly
thai
or
Ontnll
lrU-(
to;iiL
of
resist,
those
who
YANOOtVEII.
Auk.
;!.
Mem-
nil,t,
"
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efforl
16
.
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1-
f..
:
jr1
Ill
III!1
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1.
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'
a-fuiir"
"ir
1
inn
11111
ui
in
nun
m
iiiu.i
...ti-
j1J!4
t.,,ai,usheii
an
office
m
m-
largp
-awmill
plains
nun
louuuu.
(nj
whcn,
w,
,,ou,,e
n
,,,..
.
I.,
i.i.a
1
i.iripi
1
111
ill'-'
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-
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lm.
r
....
M,
aa
w
,C
rival
iy
L.anaiinu
national
p,'-
I,
c.ii
ira.n
iio-
w-r,;
"'V
"
r",w
hleins
and
.III..
tl.V
give
me
coasl
ny
11011.
1
.
iniiiltflfr
nf
IiiiiiIh.
1).
Patlullo
llin
1,
..mill.
1.
in
Hand
ending
nl
Victoria
with
iiinM.
.
,..
,
,..
'ior0I,t(,
l'lllltm
Pf1MMIP
illl'l
l
IWIHIIU
dlnnor
ly
llie
pnivlncinl
Kovern-I
incut
I
FRENCH
SEIZE
TRILLION
MARKS
Make
Big
Haul
of
Paper
Money
From
German
Government
Printing
Office
DltSSELDOHl7!
-HI.
Aug.
--The
French
loday
seued
t.aoo.nuo.-000.000
inarkit
al
Dusseldorf
tirinliiitr
office,
roiislltullug
the
1
rench
occupational
forces
IRISH
ELECTION
RETURNS
COME
IN
RATHER
8LOWLY
DUBLIN,
Aug.
31
-Election
relurns
come
in
rallier
slowly.
Up
to
noon,
today
the
returns
showed
ll
constituencies
yel
lo
hear
from.
In
the
others
the
Government
l;l
feats,
HepnbliCaiis
30,
Independent
11,
Farmers
8
and
Luboriles
l.
'Canadian
Transporter
log-
tfrd
(lie
dii'luiice
oarpilly
willi
I
lie
ivxull
dial
it
a
fiiiiin1"l'riiicp
ltiii'ert,wit
vsaclly
'ltii
'.'tfiHrriiwrw
Japan
IIihii
VauruiniM'.
Tlierel
Imw
lieen
vart-
future
of
Prince
Rupert
and
is
extending
his
own
business
on
strength
of
prospects
here;
hard
work.
and
co-operation
necessary
V
ii.
D.iwmiii.
din-dor
of
Hit-
Canadian
Notional
Bailvvay.
j
a
Hi
..i
,i
lug
leamship
is
lo
ply
between
llu
port
mm
til.
II
.
tiiliri!
lllilHl
IS
III
III1
IMIML
1
1
LTV.
IIKII
11
KMMII
.
.
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.
1
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nf
It
If.
4
1
4
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a
II.-
i
.
.
.
I
I........
rtuil
Ihtt
mil
iiiii
11
1
1
I'
f
-
'
-
-
C
"
THIS
PORT
HAS
462
MILES
ADVANTAQE
IN
REACHING
ORIENT
When
making
tin'
run
from
till
port
lo
Yoko-Iiuiiih
recently.
I
In
steamer
iv
trip
of
iiupeclfoifMhrough
ami
across
Western
Canada-lo
famili-
arize
himself
with
Hie
trade
re-
"
...
Illllt'llt'UII
III
II
lllv.;
HUl'Vil.
"
1
i
.
1
...
.
in.i
isUiialil
iimiii
head.
iicmi.
.
.
.
.
'
1....
1...
.
1
ahroail.
I
lie
outcome
1...
..iti
i.ii-i
lioiue
and
of
this
trip
id
hv
Lord
Lovai.
clialrinau,
are
....in.
'
...
,iii
1iii.hI
'
.
nf
f
II.
,,..
cannot
help
but
result
111
great
...v.
I
"
I
1
vvinni
iinnmiA
mi
oiinorlun
y
Ulan?
iuu
suecincauoii
nre
ucuiff
in
ivn
rr........1.A.i'.
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I
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a
...
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....
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1
.
mt.,,(n..
,m
mulc
frciiueiiH)'.
Ireparetl
for
u
noai
larger
man
the
parly
wm
visii
,
siamis
01
ubnillllng
Ihfir
problems
j.-reen
timber
ami
lunu.cr
inanu-
.
riMlll,1.,.m,.lll
,.1
rimt
hand.
furUirtng
plants
011
the
i
raser
,(
Ui(
,
nn(,
ux
I
hey
will
go
lo
tour
Vancouver
pensii
Hutu
has
ben
Hie
case
in
(the
past,
'
when
It
lias
been
neees.
.
.1
1.1
1
or
.Montreal.
mis
suouio
u
siifficienl
evidence
to
convince
the
people
of
Weslern
Canada
of
his
sincere
desiiv
to
uUe
them
every
assjstnnce
In
their
development
problems.
Program
for
West
"I
had
the
pleasure
and
of
travelling
across
the
con-
Itlnenl
with
W.
S.
Tl)ompson,
ill.
rector
of
publicity
of
Hie
Uina
benefit
lo
Canada
and
more
particularly
to
Western
Canada.
,
For
Prince
Rupert
'Now
as
regards
possibilities
of
nearer
home.
I
would
say
that
the
1
1
.
.
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.
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t
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ii..!i..,.v-
..ml
wiistann
among
incse
is
u
nisi
5ii-..iu-
14
111
II
llllllll
nnmii.
in
j.
!
...I
...l.il.
greatly
ideased
lo
learn
rrom
him
mi
'
"V"'"
"'"V"
nr
of
ll.
llie
great
Jicnl
..fforU
efforts
and
and
the
the
Ire
Ire-1"
possilnllly.
is
not
so
remote.
nlemlous
advertising
program
that
has
been
outlined
by
his
department
for
advertising
Western
Camilla,
nnd
particularly
the
largest
haul
yel
effected
by
'
.,.!,.
all,
,)rM
possibilities
in
Central
llrillsh
Columbia,
and
the
Pacific
coast.
Die
appoinlinent
of
Hon.
J.
A.
Itohb
as
minister
of
immigration,
is,
In
my
mind,
a
great
uleji
for
ward
in
the
ultimate
outcome
of
peopling
W'e.slern
Canada,
which
is
o
vital
mid
so
necessary
in
order
to
develop
not
only
Western
Canada,
but
which
will
assist
in
(be
elimination
of
the
enormous
railway
deficits.
"The
recent
appointment
of
the
Hon.
'I'.
A.
Low
as
minister
of
Itaile
and
coiiiluerce,
and
his
ml-
vice
lo
the
people
of
Western
Canada
thai
the
first
thing
ho
would
do
afler
getting
his
office
the.
'prince
llupert'
or
'Prince
(eorne
lo
ply
from'
this
port
lo
Alaska
porls,
with
a
view
to
fur
ther
developing
Ihc
tourisl
trade
in
this
section.
"Plans
and
specifications
are
under
preparation
for
a
modest
siieil
tourist
hotel
for
this
port.
"The
grain
elevator
situation
litis
developed
to
u
point
where
I
am
convinced
that
il
will
become
an
actual
reality:
probably
not
in
lime
to
handle
this
year"s
crop,
hut
certainly
for
next.
"Other
important
developinenls
and
necessary
faellilies
are
ad
vanced
a
considerable
distance,
Unity
of
Effort
Now.
what
we
want
lo
do
is
to
unite
in
trying
to
do
something
ourselves
and
not
depend
entirely
on
others.
No
port,
city,
or
district
was
ever
made
without
hard
work
and
Hie
co-opcrnlion
and
wholehearted
effort
of
every
citi
zen
who
ex
pec
1
1
to
derive
any
benefit
from
development,
and
the
sooner
we
forget
about
and
dls
coul
inue
barking
at
other
influences
which
we
think
are
antago
nistic
to
us,
and
do
something
for
ourselves,
the
better
off
we
will
be
.Mr.
Dawson
also
staled
thai
he
was
showing
his
Tnilli
in
the
future
or
Hie
city
and
district
by
extending
his
business.
Ho
was
pulling
in
a
wholesale
men's
fur.
uisliings
depart
nicul
as
a
base
of
supplies
for
this
district
which
uut
into
sliupu
would
be
to
muke
tiL'
felt
suit
would
develop
fast.
What
is
transpiring
behind
the
liilllllll
'
lit
ilfe
t:.l
uitf.l.iii
..'III
ARE
BEING
RESUMED
V
lnl
Ut
complele
general
"
.
icons!
ruction
work,
iucludiiiv
ex-
HINTON.
An".
31.
'cavaiioii
ami
1
ne
insiaiiaiiou
r
Stales
ami
Mexfe.i
lave
ceincnl
by
the
end
of
next
April.
aur.M-il
lo
r-stime
full
diplinuatic
ienuTs
fur
eiiuipiiioiiis
ror
relations.
.
i"1
dock
and
the
new
electrical
'NOperaling
plant
are
beinir
called
EARL
FARQUHAR
DIES.
I
now.
LONIMlN.
Auji,
31.
IC;irl
Far-
The
Muipmeit(
fur
which
len-ipiliar
Lord
CliieJ
Steward
since
ders
arwbeius
called
now
will
till
5.
died
yesterday.
cost
about
tsJ'.O.OOo,
:
-
.
,
,
War
Fever
Rising
in
Europe''
v)r
I
L.J
r..J
L.
L..
D
r
I
!
L
L
Af
ar.
15
hi
I.
h
JUUglllU
UV
MJngllSIl
lltWSUapaS
tomment
upon
eerlaiu
points,
.
.
C
Iwluctn
as
I
believe,
desene
sp-
-Lreek
Reply
is
Unacceptable,
LOXIiOXAug.
f
i;
.
a.
.
.
.
j
.
i
r.ugiiMi
m
w
ioija"
'vXinnii
lumiiuirj..,.!
.
,.......
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1
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.
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i.
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t
i-i
T
l0ll
.iil.i
.-j
in
j.
i.
7ii.
ui
u
"1
U1IC
;r."it.HM,u1.VUM
;
llolicV
Of
.el
f-lll"
ll'lll'.
It
WH
ll.ili.in
ileiiiainU
upon
(ireere.
Flaring
liea'dlinli'JI
of
an
irfti-
.
r.
.
is
i
1
11
.
i
'f
4isffMiig
10
sausiy
nonie
auu
ai
ine
same
ume
tu
iipuoiii
iireeK.
sovereignly
11
11
1
ii
an
appeal
can
he
taken
to
the
League
uf..Va-
tire
4.
4.
.
;
ttous
or
some
other
tribunal.
do
"Sir
Henry
Thornton
made
the,
curtains
of
diplomatic
exchange
bearing:
the
Oii4w
.army.
is
unknown,
for
the
familiar
news
The
Italian
cabinet
al
a
meet-
ceiisor
is
apparently
already
at
in
today,
found
I
he
Greek
reply
his
post
and
(tome
is
silent
as
to
to
il
ultimatum
to
be
uuacccpt-I
lie
next
step
she
plans
to
enforce
aide,
the
Sleranie
Agency
says,
her
demands.
iThe
announcement
,ays
certain
Edilorial
writers
are
hard
at
decisions
were
reached
at
the
work.
London
papers
arc
sup-
cabinet
council,
uone
of
which
Kestin?
solutions
of
the
difficult
was
disclosed
in
statements
is-iiilernalional
incident
which
in
-sued
by
the
minister
or
nuirinu
many
ways
recalls
11;
event-ami
war
-afler
Hie
meeting.
which
plunged
I
lie
world
into
war,
The
government
in
a
semi-offi-
l.'ial
statement
today
urges
news-
l'be
LeaRue
of
Nations
is
papers
not
to
publish
movements
generally
fixedjipon
as
a
mvdium
of
the
Italian
military
or
naval
for
sell
lenient
hut
in
Mew
of
the
units,
threatening
severe
meas-
fact
that
no
word
from
Home
re-
ures
against
Hiose
who
do
so
fers
to
the
'Geneva
tribunal
the
Daily
News
asks:
"Will
Mussolini
cimpi
lip
ta
IT
AH
torpedo
the
league
anil
fire
bi-oad-.winvLnlu
1U
LttflU
sides
into
article
I'i
and
into
the'
ONTARlOi
I
IRFR
AT
Cl
(Jreek
navy
in
Hie
meantime."
I
UNlfllUU
LlDLfYttLO
Hostile
Demonstrations
!
HOME.
Aug.
3t.
Two
hostile!
TOHONTO,
Aug.
31.
W.
E.
N.
ileinonsi
rat
ions
w
ere
carried
out
Sinclair,
member
of
the
legisla-
loilay
hy
Faseisli
in
front
of
the
ture
for
Ontario
South,
was
Greek
consulate.
Italian
demon-
unanimously
chosen
leader
of
the
stridors
carrying
away,
the
shield
provincial
Liberals.
Record
Landing
of
Halibut
at
Port
of
Prince
Rupert
for
August
is
3,306,400
lbs.
A
record
for
ipiautity
of
halibut
arrivals
.f
Prince
llupert
.
..
.
a.
1
t
t
A
t
at.
.ll.
was
sel
up
during
the
nuiiith
or
August,
tne
toiat
lor
ine
mourn
being
a,atn,1tn
pounds,
including
today's
sale,
The
total
for
August
lasl
vear
was
..800.001)
pound
and
for
July
this
year
a.OllO.SOO
pounds.
Weather
and
general
conditions
were
very
favoranie:
and
good
prices,
generally
speaking,
prevailed,
llie
highest
bid
was
HJ.-r
and
11.
"c
paid
on
August
21
for
llie
Ii,000
pound
catch
nf
Hie
American
schooner
Anna
J.
On
two
occasions
(he
urict?
went
down
lo
10c
ami
'8c,
the
lowest
level.
The
price
average
was
higher
during
the
passing
mouth
than
in
August
last
year
or
last
July.
"
Today's
arrivals
ami
sales
were
as
follows
;'
.American
'
HoHe,
11,000
pounds,
at
13c
and
10.5c,
lo
the
Canadian
Fish
Cold
Storage
Co.
Tuhoinn,
to.
000
j-ounds,
and
Hringgold,
13,000
pounds,
ta.tc
and
10.5c.
to
the
Atliti
Fisheries.
Canadian
Hippo,
15,000
pounds,
al
l-'.'.'o
and
10.5c,
and
Kouyosii,
1,500
pounds,
al
I'-'c
and
10c,
to
the
Canadian
Fish
.v.
Cold
Storage
Co.
Atli.
7,500
pounds,
at
l.0e
and
M.?e,
lo
Mir
Hoyal
Fish
Co.
ciaf
vmpliai
at
tlii.t
time.
Still.
In
Torce..
-fir!
The
Jlonroe
tlocfrlneH
asserted
at
a
Ijme
when
the
dan-
.....
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,w
i..
ii..
a.
malum
ereil
11
ihjii
t
lit
Allien
truveriiineiil.
nf
rnnnP!
nf
Iriititr4
...
.
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t
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---
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.izrr.
hi
lUR'i.n
a.prri
luixe
ronfideiiee
In
uur:.eUi'fi.r''
delUal
aihanlaue
hut
nolli-
1110111111011011
anil
or
reported
secret
orders
to
Hie
Ilulian
fleet.
i,.,1i.1j11;,1.i...)u
nrH
LnaL
and
D
stiraulshed
rniniiiw
111
ifiiMirl.
i-nhf
ileuec
a
..rtl.i
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1....
j.....
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xl
rrotn
AHlt'll
mint's
I
ii
e
rei
v
111
the
(ireek
government
siiveriimeiil
i
Eicurslonltts
Welcomed
on
n
OUr
diilriel
and
for
jlie
peHle
unijl
now.
i.l
.
t
tf
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11
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I
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1..
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Mrriiai
"k
i.'iuu.vi
,iu
iiii
i"Hriiin
nun
r-i.
Ottawa.
Aug.
31.
The
Oaiia-lian
(ioverniiieut's
iipw
0.O(Hi,-
real,
when
fhe-now
Amerjcaif
slalee
had
not
TAXI
PI
PISH
MARKET
mt
99
Phone
671.
Fresh
Killed
Poultry.
in
a
hurry
.
..
"-"
Fresh
Killed
Meat.
Phone
Fresh
Sausage
Daily.
PRINCE
RUPERT
t
Oars
and
Best
Servloa-In
the
City.
Rates
Reasonable
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
A
Trial
Order
Solicited.
V(M,
XIII
NO.
m
PltlNCE
ItUPEIlT.
B.C.
FlllDAY,
AUGUST
a
I,
1023.
VUrr'
Circulation,
147S
trt
SalM
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PIUCE
FIVE
CENTS.
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Alaska
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Grain
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Steamship
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i
iiipii
iuipi
unii
.
u.
uuwouu
itziuiiia
wiui
gicuici
iuiiii
mull
cvci
in
MEXICO
RELATIONS
!
ESQUIMAU
DRYDOCK
C
U..JL
C'
READY
NEXT
YEAR
UCCI
ClUIy
IIUgHCd
UIIC3
Equipment
Will
Cost
About
$360,000
and
Dock
Will
Cost
Six
Millions
Restatement
of
Doctrine
set
forth
by
Pres.
Munro
immi
nry
iIock
ai
i'.-iiiininii.
one;
m
.
1
of
the
three
largest
dry
d.K-k
in
I
MINNEAPOLIS.
.Minn.,
Aug.
al
The
Alniiruy
Doctrine?
the
world,
huilt
lo
aeroiiimodate
was
defined
here
last
night
hy
Secretary
Hulies
a
inhtMlyiug
Canada's
rapidly
Krowinjr
Pacific
a-poliey
vitally
relaled
lo
national
safety,
iiiiniicaltouo
just
in-s(iiipiiiK
uud
to
repair
quickly
terest
in
Uitin-Americu
or
eNewhere,
and
inijioiiig
1111
harrier
disuhli'il
LattleshiiM,
will
he
.0
wider
iiilerualional
eooperation
in
the
promotion
of
peace
pened
for
buinescs
in
tul.
A
-ind
understanding.
vole
of
1,
50(i.fioo
paMd
hy
par-'
Speaking
hefore
the
American
Bar
Association,
the
secre
tary
declared
that
while
Hie
Doctrine
in
no
way
established
a
"protectorate"
over
other
American
republics.
American
rights
and
obligations
not
specifically
"
outlined
by
Monroe-in
hi
Tamous
TPU
A
IVTTlC
ADC
message
l.ud
soinetinifs
made
JjUll)l
J
jfiL
inlervenlion
in
some
Latin
Anier-,
ican
states
an
alisolule
necessity.;
UITmII
I
ATIMa0
He
recalled
that
the
rislil
to
in-j
nUllUlJHIlIlU
lervene
in
Cuba
is
a
matter
ofi
record
in
the
treaty
of
l'jnl,
al-1
tboiiuh
he
added
that
t.'ie
United.
r
Greece
In
Answer
to
talfs
would
rallier,
if
MsibleTj
continue
in
its
present
.role
j
of,
"friendly
adviser."
Italian
Ultimatum
In
Refusing
Some
of
Terms
"TaliiiiK
the
Doctrine
as
it
lias
j
ATHENS.
Aug-.
31.
The
Greek
bt'eii
and
as
it
is
believed
to
re-ioveruuient
has
accepted
five
of
main,
said
Mr
Hughes.
"I
desire'
the
Italian
demands
with
modi
fications
mid
rejected
three
in
the
dispute
over
what
Italy
considers
proper
reparation
for
the,
ttssfkosiuatiou.
r.wiillyon
(Jreek
mdl
if.
Italian
ollicials.
""'.,
Oreeee
"claim
si
llic-dejjijyid.
"are
.
exacting
ami
liiniiilfaltn?
heyKnd
"
what
any
nation
would
accept
ressiou
in
IhiaMlf
digpity.
TA.'(!IEH,
Morocco,
Aug.
31
I'bc
Italian
destroyer
Audace
has
yeT
established
a
firm
basis
of
.arrived
here.
iiidepeii.fent
uaiional
life.
'aiid
vve
LONDON.
Aug.
31.
A
des-
were
meiiaeeu
ny
ttireats
at
tlu
paicu
mini
nonie
says
uanait
World
powers
dim-trd,
oga.intiroops
have
been
landed
at
Tan-
republican'
inslHutioMs,
lltuj
tlie
gier
to
prulect
Ilaliau
citizens
achievements
of
the
ceittury
liavelHiere.
not
altered
the
scope
of
(he
doctrine
or
changed
its
basis'.'
II
still
remains
an
assertion
of
Ihe-prin-
ciple
of
national
security.
As
such,
it
is
obviously
not
exclusive.
Second
As
the
policy
em
bodied
.in
the
Monroe
doctrine
Is
distinctively
life
policy
of
Un
united
Stales,
the
government
of
thf
United
Stales
reserves
to
It.
self
its
definition,
interpretation
ami
application.
This
govern.
ment
has
welcomed
the
recognition
by
other
governments
of
(he
fact
and
soundness
of
Jfils
policy
and
of
the
appropriateness
01
its
application
from
lime
to
lime.
"Hut
the
United
States
has
not
been
disposed
to
enter
into
engagements
which
would
have
the
ffect
of
tubmitting
to
any
oilier
power
or
to
any
concert
of
powers
the
determination
either
of
the
occasions
upon
which
the
principles
of
Hie
Monroe
doctrine
shall
be.
invoked
or
of
the
measures
that
.shall
be
taken
in
giv
ing
it
effect.
As
President
Wilson
.observed:
The
Monroe
Doctrine
was
proclaimed
by
the
United
States
on
her
own
author
ity.
It
always
has
been
maintained
and
always
will
be
maintained
upon
her
own
responsibil
ity.'
'This
.implies
.neither
suspicion
have-
an
unhampered
discretion.
'Third
The
policy
of
the
Gl
ID
SEASON
ALASKA
FISH
First
Vessels
Arrive
at
San
Fran-olsco
With
Cargoes
From
North
.SAN
FHANC1SCO,
Aug.
31..
a
Excellent
wealher
favored
a
good1
season
for
.fishermen
who
journeyed
noc;h
(his
year
to
Bristol
Hay
for
Alaska
fishing
firm's,
ac-i
cording
to
Gapf.
Andersou
of
the
"Oily
of
Sydney"
now
in-harbop
from
the
north;
Altogether,
he
said,
it
was
a
profitable
season.
The
Oily
tif
Sydney
brought
back;
17,800
cases
of
salmon
ami
the
huruue
Emily
F,
W'hiluey
returned
with
13.IM0
cases.
Lat
yesterday
the
Star
nf
India
was
lowed
into
hurhor.
being
the
lust
of
Hie
advance
fleet
to
reach
port.
It
svill
.be
several
days
now
before
other
-ships
tif
the
Aluska
fleet
appenr
off
the
heads.
LEANDER
ROWING
CLUB
BEATS
PHILADELPHIA
TOHONTO.
Aug
iMonroe
lloelrine
does
not
in-
.
ai,
fringe
upon
the
independence,
(lAMJUN-
SELLS
AT
and
sovereignly
of
other
American
stales.
Misconception
upon
this
point
is
the
only
disturbing
Influence
in
our
relations
.
with
Latin
American
states.
The
declaration
of
our
purpose
to
op.
pose
vvuai
is
inimical
to
our
safely
does
not
imply
an.
attempt
to
establish
a
protectorate
any
(continued
on
page
five)
3t.
The
nor
es
ra.ige..iei.t.
It
simp
"
;UH.ltl(.r
Howjlljr
i:,ul,
of
LoI11,m
means
that
the
United
Mates
l-,lerww,
,K.'
Undine
Hewing
Club
asserting
a
separate
Dlof
Philadelphia
In
the
final
of
an
right
or
seir-de
tind
that
ense.
llijdlUuanM,
((V,.ul
al
,I(J
National
he
exercise
of
this
r.ghl
it
m"l,Kxhbitio.i
regatta
over
a
course
one
ami
one-eighth
mile
long.
SIX
CENTS
A
GALLON
LOS
ANGELES,
Aug.
3
1
-Owing.
to
the
gasoline
rale
war
lii
this
state
the
price
of
gasoline
has
fallen
very
low,
far
below
llie
cost
of
production.
Six
ccnls
a
gallon
was
the
price
charge!!
v.-
d-'.y
reeeiilly.