WhMi
Yu
Want
A
TAXI
A
A
P.R.FISH
Phone
MARKET
,
671.
in
a
hurry
..Fresh
Killed
Poultry.
Phone
t
,
Fresh
Killed
Meat.
est
Cart
and
Best
'"'
''j-.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Fresh
Sausage
Dally.
In
tha
City.
Rates
Reaaona..
i,
'"i-,
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
A
Trial
Order
Solicited.
VOL
XIII,
NO,
IU7
IMIINCK
III
I'KIIT,
H.U.,
TUESDAY,
AU(ilJST
21,
123.
IfMlirtir'i
Circulation
1.SOS.
trl
ass.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
CITY
GIVES
THICK
FOGS
IN
SOUTH
City
Urges
Building
of
Skeena
River
Road
and
Pledges
to
do
its
Share
i
i
llesulutious
guaranteeing
Hie
city's
willingness
lo
build
a
nsad
wilhiii
the
nly
limits
o
tiiiihuiI
h
promised
rftfi"l
up
th'
!(i,T
P
Development
Co.
to
pay
passing
throngli
it
properly
mm
urging
ihv
provincial
government
to
make
mi
early
tart
on
the
construction
of
such
a
road
lo
constitute
the
first
link
of
a
tniu-coiilinentul
highway
weir
passed
at
la-t
night's
roiinril
meeting
on
motion
of
Aid.
Collarl,
seconded
liy
Aid.
Mardouald.
The
feeling
of
the
council
wa
:
1
1
unanimous
in
kertduir
with
tli
FREIGHTER
IN
FOR
LUMBER
iC.Q.M.M.
Vessel
Reached
Port
From
Nanoote
at
11
This
Morning
Loading
500,-000
Feet.
M
M
-
.
f!ir
Canadian
,
itv'i')'
i
i
:rl
HieM.
h?it
Mum
morning
at
II
o'clock
from
fHMio
llttv
to
euJiiplcJe,
a
inivn
o
lumlier
IffTTiWiWrf
Tort
Jaia
On
arrival,
Ihe
steamer
fi.
.tcrriji
to
Ihe
Imperial
Oil
I
.
lo
take
oil
fin
J.
Thi
af-vnrial
AdmfullruHoti
has
ug-jii
she
will
vn
lo
fhe
lumber
gi'lod
Mini
the
construction
of
In
M-iulily
wharf
lo
Marl
loading,
liis'
vv
I
will
be
here
for
I
wo
lore
.lay
mid
will
clear
.
r
for
Ho-
Orient.
Ciipl.Dun-MrKotuie.
r.O.M.M.
pilot,
nish
her
up
Hie
eoal.
Tlie
J-'reljihter
i-
of
a
tdinllar
f-.te
lo
the
Canadian
TraiiMtorlrr
i
:
l
(
anadlan
Highlander
whicln
!:ve
ealleil
here
recently
for
jinbr
'Hie
teainer
will
load
about
00.00(1
feet
of
hemlork
baby
'Huare
here.
Mm
I
of
it
ha.
al-?ady
arrived
from
the
Interior
mill!.
FRENCH
NOTE
SENT
BRITISH
Rply
la
Thought
to
be
Conciliatory
and
Likely
Prevont
Rupture
I'AIUS.
Auk.
i't.
The
French
i"le
in
ivply
lo
the
llrllUh
re-parnlloiiH
note
wan
haiuh'd
to
tho
Hi'itlh
emliay
here
today.
There
I
a
fecliuu
in
French
circle
dial
this
note
Indited
by
Premier,
I'oincnro
will
prevent
rupture
oflwllh
the
building
of
thai
part
of
Hie
entente.
Cousldenildo
confi
dence
U
expressed
that
the
Ilrit--
Ii
cabinet
will
find
it
conciliatory
and
see
in
it
a
basis
for
oiilluued
itiscirssiou
of
the
Itulir
occupation
ami
the
reparation
problem,
generally.
ELEVEN
BODIES
ARE
RECOVERED
Unidentified
Are
Thought
to
Have
Boen
Women
Servants
Sleeping
In
Attlo
TOItONTO.
Aug,
i.
The
charred
or
broken
remain
of
eleven
persons,
Ihree
of
whom
;-"iiu
uuiileutiried,
have
now'
been
"ken
from
the
ruin
of
tho
num.-
holel
til
Luke
of
Hay.
II
i
""Uglit
lb,,
iiiiiileutirieil
repre-
t
threu
of
twelve
women
ser-valils
who
occupied
allie
iuar-tcis
or
n,t.
iiotcl
un
lh
fateful
Sunday
nionilng
and
who
eom-Vlse
a
majority
of
the
vlclitn'a.
connect
with
the
provincial
gov-
Skeena
lliver,
pressing!
the
part
of
the
cost
of
such
u
roud
frilt.lMl
a
t.
ff
1
1
ft
tl.l
Ikf
IT,,
i.t.lfl
I
nf
.
the
city
and
district
that
road
should
be
built
without
further
delay.
The
revolution
pacd
were
at
follow
:
To
the
Government
"Wherea
he
variolic
Provincial
Administration,
which
have
been
in
ovier
inee
Ihe
iucor-porHlion
of
Ihe
(lily
of
I'rince
Huperl.
have
at
diftcri-iil
lime
promised
Ihe
Cily
lo
construct
a
he
leading
from
Prince
Rupert
(O.
jlu
'he
country
on
I
vide
Hie
r
U
'
jand
which,
H
ha
been
proposed
Mmuld
le
lln
nrt
lltiL
In
a
transcontinental
highway.
"And
wherea
Ihe
present
ro-
such
road
shall
be
conditional
lo
an
agreement,
between
ilcelf,
tlx:
O.T.I,
development
Company
and
Ihe
City
of
Prince
lluprrt.
"And
wberea
Ihe
iulrrpoxiliou
of
ucli
condition
must
nccri"ar-lly
rcull
in
further
delay
in
the
eoii(ruclion
of
Mich
road.
He
it
further
irftdved:
"That
Hie
revoluliou
paved
by
Ihe
council
of
Ihe
(lily
of
prince
lluperl
on
Ihe
?3rd
day
of
October,
IPJ2.
which
read
h
follow
:
"Moved
by
Aid.
Collar!.
Sec.
by
Aid.
Siheride
that
Ihe
City
Council
join
with
Ihe
Hoard
ut
Trade
lo
impre
upon
Hie
member
of
Ihe
Provincial
Legislature
HiioiikIi
ioJr
iepreenlalive
Ihe
neccidl'of
tarting
Ihe
road
lanujj
out
of
I'rince
lluperl
lo
be
I
lie
firl
link
in
a
lraurontiu-eulat
hixhway:
and
that
Ihe
city
council
reaeit
it
vvillingnr
lo
build
Hie
necessary
road
'inside
the
city
limit
;
'should
again
Imj
forwanled
lo
the
Honorable
Mr.
Oliver
and
the
member
of
hi
cabinet,
and
further
Hint
Ihe
Council
goes
on
record
a
endorsing
Ihe
said
re-
xilul
imi
and
pointing
out
that
Ihe
council
I
ready
lo
proceed
Hie
road
inside
the
city
limits
a
soon
a
Ihe
Provincial
(lov-ernmenl
can
give
assurance,
that
Ihe
road
will
be
carried
on
to
lis
completion."
To
the
Railway
Moved
by
Aid.
Collar!,
See.
by
Aid.
Macilouald
that:
"Whereas
the.
City
of
Prince
lluperl
ha
requested
the
Uov
eminent
to
construct
a
road
from
thu
City
boundaries
lo
be
the
ilif
I
link
in
the
Irani-con
tinental
highway;
"And
whereas
the
said
govern
'
incut
has
indicated
Its
willing
nes
lo
comply
wllh
said
reipiesl
on
condition
llmt
Hie
city
eon-
si
ruct
Its
portion
of
the
road
within
Ihe
city
limit;
"And
whereus
it
will
be
necessary,
In
order
lo
eonrplele
the
said
road,
that
a
portion
shall,
be
built
through
Section,
V,
three-quarters
of
which
belong
to
Hie
(t.T.P.
Development
Company
ami
one-
quarter
lo
Ihe
Provincial
Government;
"And
whereas
the
Provincial
Ciyvermnenl
bus
intimated
thai
11
PLEDGE
TO
CAUSE
ACCIDENTS
TO
SUPPING;
STABBING
AT
BUCKLEY
BAY
Jap
Named
Nlchlda
Accused
of
rdlllrg
Countryman
In
Bunk-house
Knifing
Affray
RESULT
OF
QUARREL
Special
lt
I
:
f
t-
NewV
HUCKI.EY
HAY.
Auk.
11.--On
aturdav
night
about
11.30
the
Japanese
section
of
the
town
w.i
dilurb-d
liy
n
quarrel
which
fin
IImiI
Willi
fll-.d
result.
A
Jap
I
amed
Hirala
wn
flaltu-j
..
death
si
ml
another
Jap
nairn-d
Mrliida
ha
been
arrested
in
ryn-
loti
widi
I
Mr
airair.
up
wielded
the
fatal
knife
On
fir-t
investigation
of
I'io
.iffray.
Ilirnla
wi
found
dead
n
he
floor
of
Ihe
httukhouse
wliicli
fbowed
isn
of
a
bloody
balllr
having
been
fought.
Ieceael
had
been
lahhed
t-nxeral
lime
iiromid
(he
throat
and
there
a
one
Iny
lah
in
Ihe
ri'.-lil
breast
vhiili
va
appan-nlly
the
fatal
stab.
linn
eiiia'r'f
hi
notifiralion
'
tram-dy,
Ihe
Mact(
Tiiimt
iiianaBeiiut
dispatrhed
lual
lo
Port
Clement
for
Corner
A.
II.
.Uallory
and
Provitiei
.
instable
H:
P.
Ponder
Hie
lal
ler
o'i
arrival.
ineleil
.Vicbida
The
slnhhfiiir
wa
done
wdh
.
knife
or
some
harp
inlrunwi,l
which
wa
not
round
at
first.
S
UKdiW'
for
Ihe
crime
ha
yet
bwn
Hsrertalneil,
,
An
uopiet
nprijed
yetenln
before
("
troncr
Mallor'
WHISKEY
PIRATES
FAILTO
GET
CARGO
(U.OICKSI'KH.
Mass.,
A
113.
21.
The
fishing
schooner
(Seolf
Hankinxin,
carrying
liipior.
wa
raided
by
pirates
off
Nova
Scotia
coast.
Capt.
Arthur
Moore,
a
Canadian,
wa
fatally
shot,
hi
cook
Harry
Harm
injured
in
a
pistol
duel.
The
pirate
did
not
get
(he
whiskey
cargo.
There
will
be
a
meeting
of
the
police
rominisioii
at
5
-o'clock
llii
afternoon
in
Hie
mayor's
of.
fice.
would
be
willing
lo
pay
ils
share
of
Hie
cost
of
constructing
said
road
through
Section
P:
"He
It
therefore
resolved:
"That
Ihe
(S.T.P.
Development
Company
be
requested
,lo
contri
bute
a
portion
of
Ihe
cost
of
Ihe
said
construction
(hrtliigh
Sec-lion
t;
and
that
copies
of
this
resolu
tion
be
forwarded
to
Hie
Honor
able
Mr.
Oliver
and
Ihe
member
of
Ihe
Provincial
Government."
Remarks
of
Aldermen
Aid.
Collarl
aid
there
wa
no
need
for
explanation
of
the
resolutions.
All
the
city
was
directly
concerned
in
was
the
road
within
Ihe
city
limits.
I
here
should
be
assurance,
however,
that
the
road
built
by
Hie
provin
cial
government
was
a
part
of
a
provincial
hWivvuy
and
that
It
would
have
no
dead
end.
The
resolutions
of
the
council
would
strengthen
Ihe
hand
of
the
Hoard
Of
tra.ie
ami
ine
'nemoer;
for
Hie
.iisuici
in
pressing
"'i
ou'.roiui.
Aid.
Maeilonahl
Hioughl
,u
j
foad
vvoud
be
a
big
thing
for
the
city
and
every
step
slionld
be
taken
Inwards
gelling
us
eany
ronslrucllon.
Any
cosi
mat
lli,h,
he
dryest
weather.
city
would
be
put
lo
in
making
the
ronuoclintf-road
would'
be
well
worth
while
Mil.
Snillh
enrpliiislxed
hi
opinion
Hint
the
(1.1,
P.
levelop-been
closed
down
for
tho
past
mciii
Co.
should
pay
pari
id
thc.forlnight
became
of
water
short-
cost,
1
s?s?s?s?s?s?sfi8PBlB'r'isBL
.
7wjCwTa3p'f
aM
I
iieuiiloyed
in
London
withered
apply
for
harvest
GOOD
ROADS
LEAGUE,
B.C.i
R.
H.
Gale
of
Vancouver
Is
Reelected
President:
Delegates
Coming
to
Rupert
VANCOl
VF.H.
W.
21.
Kama)
or
It.
11.
(iMjVill
be
piriden.
for-Ihe
ixlhiX1ffeullCiyar
"I
Ihe
CmiI
lloads
League
of
llrilisl,
Columbia,
lie
wa
elerled
by
a-
clain!i'ii
ye.'l.
iday
afternoon
by
deh'snlr
lo
the
-innue.l
i-otiveo-i
lion
who
assembled
here
for
a
brief
liusiuo
'ssion
previous
!
1
heir
departure
for
Prince
Hupeil
o
at
(end
the
itvutar
annual
coo
venlion
of
Ihe
leairiuv
.N
change
were
made
in
the
exec
:-
live
which
coiuprl;
.
Hon.
president,
Lieut.-Gov.
W.
.
Xic
hoi.
President.
II.
il.
Gale.
j
First
vice-president,
J.
Jolir
ston.
New
Westminster.
Second
vice-president.
Nohl
HiuiiN
Tral.
'lhivd
vice-president.
Mayor
J.
II.
Colloy,
Kamloops.
Fourth
vice
-president,
1'.
Lome
Hoe,
Penliclon.
Secretary,
il.
I'r.ink
Mint,
Van
couver.
Treasurer.
J.
V.
Cunninghain.
New
Velminster.
Delegate
endorsed
the
prine'-
pb
of
a
Caroline
lax
with
reduced
motor
license
in
Hritish
('idiim.
Ida.
Hon.
Dr.
Y.
II.
Sutherland
Minister
of
public
work.
aid
that
the
provincial
government
probably
would
begin
outstrur
lion
of
the
missing
link
of
the
transpacific
highway
next
soring
end
complete
Hie
road
in
one
or
two
VVttlS.
WATER
SUPPLY
TO
BE
ENSURED
When
Pulp
A
Paper
Co.
Cutting
New
Channel
From
Lake
at
Swanson
Bay
to
Mill
So
as
lo
guarantee
against
an
other
shutdown
011
account
of
water
tdiurtuge
and
in
order
to
provide
sufficient
waiter
reserves
lo
run
Ihe
plant
lire
year
around,
'engineers
are
now
at
work
at
ay
m.lkl1K
(
roek
cu,
S5
fN.i
,M.,,t
150
feet
lonp
biuI
in
rt.ot
wide
rixun
Hie
lake
to
tin
Wlinlfii
Pulp
A
Paper
(lo.'s
plant,
Tlll!t
Nvi
,0
ni.w
Cmnnc
f()l.
(,
VN-u(M.
supply
and
will
pro
vi,,,
urncieHl
for
Ihe
mills
even
According
lo
wind
brought
from'
the.
south
yesterday,
the
Whalen
mill
will
resume
onera
Hons
early
in
September.
It
lias
Jaye.
CONSTRUCT
outside
the
C.IMl,
offices
to
work
in
Canada.
j
TURKS
DEPORTING
GREEKS,
ARMENIANS
j
ATHENS.
Aug.
21.
All
(ireek
remaining
in
the
interior
of
Anatolia
have
been
rounded
up
by
Turk
for
deportation.
The
Armenian
are
being
ent
lo
Hua
and
the
Greek
to
Greeee.
1
..
WOULD
OPEN
PEACE
RIVER
Hcpe
of
Country
Lies
With
C.P.R.
Says
Member
for
Victoria
In
Interview
VICTORIA,
Aug.
21.
The
hopes
or
Ihe
northern
interior
or
Hritish
Columbia
lie
in
Ihe
pros.
peel
or
the
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
building
through
the
Peace
River
country
and
linking
up
Willi
Ihe
Pacific
Great
Eastern
railway
ut
Prince
George
or
(Juesnel,
according
lo
Joseph
Clearihue,
M.P.P..
for
Victoria,
who
returned
lodav
'from
an
ex
tensive
tour
or
the
northern
and
central
regions
ol
Ihe
province.
"There
are
reports
in
circula
tion
thai
Ihe
Canadian
Pacific
intends
to
construct
a
road
from
the
western
terminus
or
Hie
Edmonton
and
Duiivesau
Railway
over
which
it
has
running
rights
to
Ihe
northern
lerminu
or
the
Pacific
Ureal
Eastern
by
way
of
Stuart
Lake
district,"
said
Mr.
Clearihue.
"That
would
provide
u
route
penetrating
a
rich
agri
cultural
country
proctically
all
Ihe
way.
It
would
make
Ihe
P.
K.
a
good
buy
for
the
Canadian
Pacific
with
connection
from
Cinlon
lo
Ashcroft
perhaps,
as
a
possible
development
of
Ihtj
system.
FILM
ARTIST
IS
ARRESTED
Managing
Director
of
Million
and
Half
Dollar
Company
Gathered
In
by
Police
VANCOUVER,
Aug.
21
Alleged
to
have
obtained
goods
by
fills'
prelenscs,
II.
L.
Waldon,
whose
business
is
given
as
nianngmg
director
of
the
Pan.
American
Projector
Company
said
to,,
ho
Capitalized
in
H.C.
at
n
million
uml
n
liivir
dollars,
is
held
by
the
police.
Wnldon's
firm
proposed
manufacturing
pictures
ami
advertised
Tor
prospective
actor
and
actresses
who
'
deposited
photographs
and
ten
dollar
each
for
u
try
ut.
FISHERMAN
DROWNS
Accidents
Occur
Near
Seattle
when
Warship
Goes
Ashore
arid
Fishing
Boat
Run
Down
in
Fog
SEATTLE,
Aug.
21.
Two
accidents
have
already
been
reported
here
as
a
result
of
the
ilpnse
Togs
which
have
.covere
l
Hie
sound
and
the
Strait
of
F11
a.
One
of
these
was
the
run
ning
down
of
a
fishing
boat
by
jhe
(.IUt.
steamer
Princess
Charlotte
as
a
result
or
which
one
man
lost
bis
life.
The
other
wa
the
grounding
or
the
flagshn
of
Ihe
local
naval
fleet
near
here.
The
cruiser
Seattle
went
asiore
at
Aldrrowstone
Point
not
far
from
Seattle
early
today
in
a
dense
foir.
The
vesel
is
not
Ibelievcil
to
be
in
any
danger
and
ji
expected
to
be
floated
at
high
'tide.
The
"poii.t
w.here
he
!
grounded
i
low
and
sandy
ami
lis
protected
from
winds
by
high
.bluffs.
The
transport
Chauiiiont,
with
a
parly
of
conj-'ressmeii
aboard,
is
icporled
lo
be
standing
by
the
,
flagship
and
will
lend
aid
If
,iieotarv
VANCOUVF.H.
Aug.
21.
Hoy
Hoffman,
a
fisherman
WX1S
drowned
when
flic
fibbing
boa!
Decision
of
Seattle
wa
sunk
by
the
C.lMl.
steamer
Princes
Charlotte
which
ran
her
down.
Th
fishing
craft
was
near
Port
Town.end
early
this
niorning
Alien
1
lie
nig
i...',k,
passenger
craH
broke
t'lrough
tlte
fog
sinkV
ii..
it.?,
n.-i.if:'
i..-i----t...-
itr
ium
,111'
ii.-iiiiiw
iriav.
I
lltr
per
or
(he
unlucky
craft,
Capt.
Jauseu
was
saved.
CONNECT
COAST
WITH
INTERIOR
PROVINCE
stead
of
an
amoral
deficit
and
Minister
Makes
Announcements
that
the
happy
day
of
'
course
Regarding
Road:
Editor
would
be
hastened
by
more
pop-Detcjate
Coming
Here
illation
in
the
West.
'Special
lo
Daily
Xev
VANCOUVER,
II.
C.
August
21.
Hon.
Dr.
V.
II.
Sutherland,
minisler
of
public
works,
laslj
night
told
IJie
Good
Road
League
or
Hritish
Columbia
that
the;
(juesnel
lo
Princeton
Road
would
be
completed
next
year.
I.
V.
Cunningham,
editor
01
the
Columbian
oT
New
Weslniiii
sler,
league
Ireasurer.
was
selec:
led
lo
represeul
the
organization
at
the
Union
ol
H.C.
Muiiicjpali-
lies
convention
at
Prince
Rupert,
He
left
last
night
rot-
the
nortli.Suuday
morning
and
picked
the'
on
the
steamer
Prince
George.
The
Government
will
decide
within
a
few
days,
says
Dr.
Sutherland,
whether
the
Eraser
Canyon
or
Ihe
Hope-Princelou
route
will
be
used
for
Ihe
coast,
lo
interior
link
ol
the
bit
high
-
way.
Construct
ion
on
it
w
ill
be
started
next
spriiry.
WORK
STARTS
ON
FISH
CRUISERS
Lines
Laid
Down
and
Keels
Will
be
Laid
as
Soon
as
Timbers
Arrive
From
South
Line
are
being
laid
down
at
Ihe
dry
dock
for
Hie
two
fisheries
patrol
cruisers
that
are
to
bo
i...:ti
it
11
1
1.
...in
k
i
ouiu
mere
ami
110;
neeis
win
oe;IMm,..
for
five
vears
laid
as
soon
as
heavy
timber
ur-
rive
from
:ancouv'r.
p
JI.
PilNbury.
manager
of
Ihe
dock,
back
rrom
the
south
where
he
jilaeeil
the
orders
lor
the
timbers.
LINER
IS
ASHORE
OFF
THE
PHILLIPINES
MANILA,
Aug.
21.
The
East
cm
Oriental
liner
Changshu.
.-1
Hritish
vessel
carrying
passciu
gers
and
freight
from
Australia
to
the
PhiHipimv,
has
gone
on
Ihe
rocks
at
Tigrl
Hank
near
Tuwi
Tawi
island
oK
Ihe
Phlllipine.
Her
condition
is
not
known
but
It
is
not
believed
dangerous.
A
btilvuite
steamer
has
gone
lo
lo-jr
aid.
ROAD
j
DAWSON
GIVES
ENCOURAGING
TALKIN
EAST
days
Railways
Will
Provide
Sur
plus
Instead
of
Deficit
Before
Very
Long
TOItONTO.
Aug.
M.
fre.l
G.
Dawson
of
Prince
HuperlJ
one
of
the
directors
of
the
Cana.ljan
National
Railway,
says
weste
1
i.pinion
regarding
th.
future
of
the.
Government
owned-
.flne-i
-
changing
rapidly.
In
un
interview
Mr.
Dawson
staled
tfiat
he
found
shipper
and
olhers'ln
tho
West
quite
optimistic
regardint:
Ihe
road'.'
future.
People
wens
sure,
he
said,
that
Ihe
'railway
would
oon
provide
a
surplus
in-
BANDITS
HELD
UP
GAMBLERS
iAfter
Losing
Money
Came
Back
Masked
and
Robbed
Habitues
of
Joint
VANCOUVER,
Aug.
21.
Two
1
masked
bandits
who
held
tip
an
alleged
gaming
club
here
early
pockets
or
its
habitues,
wvre
twv
victims
of
the
gaining
table
who.
had
been
fleeced
of
their
monpy.,
J'i'hev
gt
only
nhint
$1,800
and
not
ten
to
fifteen
thousand
as
at
fir
I
reported.
This
was
the
re-1
'port
turned
in
lo
Mayor
Tisdall
yesterday
afternoon
by
chief
of
police
Anderson.
"II
is
a
cae
of
a
counle
victims
coming
back
and
getliug-vhal
Ibey
brt.
We
are
working
bard
on
the
case
but
us
far
asc
we
can
learn
nothing;
A
like
ten
Ithousand
dollars
was
stolen.
liool
iirlil.M.n
!...
i.-,.,i
,inii..e-
U
iica-ei
Ihe
mark."
says
Ihe
re-
port.
DIED
AT
SOMENOS
VANCOUVER,
Aiig.
21.
W.
A.
engineer
,IP.
Jkl,
M1)del,y
at
his
home
al'
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f
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is!.,,..
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',u,nttr.un
lo
word
received
here
today.
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League
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a.
St.
l.oul
2,
Hoslon
5.
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Chicago
Kl,
Hrooklyn
I.
Pittsburg
3,
New
York
1,
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League
New
York
t,
Chicago
5.
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(1,
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2.
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1,
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2.
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League
Portland
I,
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Angeles
2.
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