wi
m
I
iiiiiiuii
i
-
KAIIN
WKCLR.
I
NEW
BRUNSWICK!;
Four
persona
nmcu
iri
Injured
When
Transcontinental
Trains
Collide
iil
Ulli
lulv
---
.'8
-l
our
pr-
Stui
were
killed
and
evc"ral
were
J
Jtljlirru
rnnjr
h.
1
ihc
TruiiM-oiillnrulnl
railway
I
ween
Edinund.loii,
N.li.
uni
i.i
a
.
..
collMoli
'"
between
a
OREAT
DANE
DOOS
KILLED
SMALL
BOY
NUIITII
HEHOEN,
New-York.
July
28.-
While
about
fifty
people
tried
lo
pull
llieni
off,
two
Oreal
Kane
dog
literally
lure
a
small
hoy
lo
pieces
in
a
public
park
here
Today.
The
owner
of
(lie
iloys.
a
(ieiinaii,
ha
been
al
iexled
on
n
rburp
of
inmu
slaughter.
HUSTON.
July
-H.
Oranby
CiLoididated
Co.,
oporalini'
ill
il.
IImIII.I.
1'i.l.it.il.if.
Ill
copper,
ninnliiK
sonn
Propose
to
Employ
Retaliatory
of
the
scheduled
rale
ot
80.u
Measures
Against
British
For
Recent
LeglslaUon
SIMLA.
India.
July
28.
-Indig.
"""""
...
.
.
.
.
cision
Willi
rcgan
m
".,
Any(lX
scheduled
for
com-
to
give
Indian
M-mers
in
n
,.,.
...
r
,,.
e.pml
rights
will,
other
tilers.;
,
.,
f,
(.r-
.
,
it
1.
I
r
J
nils
iiKiiguaiion
is
n
.-,....
...
n...ii.iiiiv
..r
oi.ei-a.
i.iil
passed
ny
inc.
assi-mu.-,
LOS
ANOEI.ES.
July
2H.--l'ohi
Negri
told
newspapermen
today
that
her
engagement
to
Charlln
Chaplin
had
been
broken
off
five
weeks
ago
but
they
vvero
still
friends,
GUN
CHARMER
WINS
LIVERPOOL
PLATE
Moablte
Came
In
Second
and
Set
Off
Third
Mrs.
Heyboum
Owns
Winner
LONDON.
July
28.
'The
Liver
pool
Handicap
Plato
or
2,000
sovereign
was
won
Itf
Mrs.
llcy-poufn'u
rour
year
old
coll
Gun
Charm'er,
Lord
Derby's
Mnnblto
'.'ii
.....I
,
,
l.,,...-i.v..
f
fiiiiiiirt
inetal-
,
,
strongly
opposing
Ihc
government
"
'
:
....
"h
y
mro.
go
pm
'
""
retnlla-
meH.m.
.ml
nronoslng
,
...
n.,rfi...i
...i..l.ini
in
iln
in.
cenlrales
frtitii
ore
iml
lion
apn
iifti
iMuuiiiiiis
in
in.-
....
...
direct
.v..
......iii,,..
s.nelllm..
for
liable
diau
Enfplre
by
regulating
their
entry
Into
India,
the
Smith
AT-'
h,vn
AP
rlcan
proposals
for
segregation
FORMER
EDITOR
Of
or
Hindus
also
helped
in
uceiue
Hie
assembly
in
an
attempt
at
retaliation,
POLA
AND
CHARLIE
ARE
STILL
FRIENDS
BUT
ENGAGEMENT
OFF
CALGARY
PAPER
HAS
VIGTOIHA,
July
28,
John
J.
v..inifr
fnriner
eililor
of
(he
Cat-
land
and
camo
West
in
1881.
BASEBALL
SCORES
National
League
llrooklyii
:i,
Cincinnati
I.
Hoston
5,
Pillsburg
8.
Philadelphia
:i,
SI.
Louis
2.
American
Leaque
Washington
10.
lloslou
?.
New
York
7,
Philadelphia
II.
Coast
League
Vernon
2,
San
Francisco
I.
Sacramento
II,
Sail
Lake.
City
.10.
Seal
He
I,
Port
laud
5.
Oakland
I,
Los
Angles
2.
'The
U.l'.ll,
tdramer
l'rlncess
Louise,
Capl.
Arthur
Slater,
southbound
from
Skavwny
and
wayporls
lo
Vancouver,
arrived
.
.i
..
1
t
ni
1
1.
1
.
....
was
second
and
Sol
Joel's
Set
0rf,l
pori
ai
wu
inn
aueiuoon
was
third,
'lllu'
w"'
8U"
'or
(ho
south
at
l,-
V
Inbound
Jap
Steamer
Rammed
Rainier
Near
Port
Angeles
No
Lives
Lost
VICTOlUA.
July
28.
Th-i
rteamer
llainwr
of
Seattle
with
1100
Ion
of
cargo
outbound
for'
San
Francisco
wa
rammed
earl
this
morning
in
(be
Strait
of
Juan
ile
Fuca
four
mile
west
of
Poll
Amide
by
the
Japanese
steamer
Maudasau
Maru
inbound.
Tlie
llainier
wan
(badly
dam.
ued
and.
in
a
water-logged
enn-
ilitiou,
is
now
adrift
in
the
straits.
The
crew,
with
the
cx-
riritaniiii
V,
,
which
is
reported
to
passenurr
and
frffi
hi
train
Joe
.
.
.
(vlliiit
I
tnl
it
It
:;;.is;:
iv
..
:.;.;.-
granby
production
I,
(
N
rxor-
uifenKft
.
aim
Hie
f
rnnan
of
Hie
oaeiner
l.alit
were
killed.'
I"
rounding;
a
curve
Hie
train
collided
In
a
Northern
fmg
when
derailed,
1,
i
I
t
enn"e
bei-aiue
HINDUS
ARE
INDIGNANT
RUNS
OVER
AVERAGE
Copper
Concern
Has
Turned
16,000,000
Pounds
At
Anyox
Since
First
of
Year
TWO
KILLED
IN
AUTO
ACCIDENT
ONTARIO
Saunders
and
Miss
Mary
Ross
Dead
Charles
Sunders
Seriously
Injured
IiAiUUE.
Out..
July
L'8.
Saunder.o
and
Mi
Mary
S'.K
.lifcirSS:
IZZtfZ
-
-
""''!:
.""
SUED
JOCKEY
FOR
.
i
V.
as...
r
..mi
.
the"
.
....nimiiiv
company
s
new
conceuiraiori
fnin
(tin
nnnrr
lit
ruuunu
nuiuL
in
LONDON.
July
28.
-
Henry
Joseph
Hoam.
owner
ir
the
horse
entirely
Iron
Ore
which
was
killed
In
a
re-
PASSED
IN
SOUTH
cenl
accident
on
a
vuee
course.
jbrmiRht
action
ror
800
agidust
'Jockry
Michael
Heart
who
wis
Suspended
for
fouling
Iron
Ore
in
lite
race.
The
jury
awarded
Hoam
."100
guineas.
ANYOX
GETTING
Igary
Herald,
died
in
New
West;
Q
TA
MADM
AI
mlnsler
lasi
uigui
111
ine
age
01
LfflvlV
IV
llVltillfiaJ
55.
Deceased
was
worn
in
r.ng
Work
on
Concentrator
Is
Re
sumed
Construction
of
Dam
Not
Interiered
With
near
J.
llos.
iioriiiiiii
iiiiii-ii
....
.
.
Monographer
in
the
I
nperia
fir,t
six
...onlhs
or
year
.
Ili.itil
l
iwnf
it
it.
Arts
1
1
1
1
ml
uttil
produced
IC.OOO.OOO
.
i.oumls
or
'.
;
".'
I
i......
.
i'
n.
iiiiiiiil..iw
,
.if
,
...
Tiinittlii
,
u-:m
""",,v'
"
'
rwlial
ttlieatl
.
eriiuiy
injureu
wuen
me
car
in
0oo
pound-
per
annum.
"""
V
V
'
1
1
it
ft
!
mi
I
lii
tin
iv
in
-i
in
I
i
lilliVJIV
i.
.
Production
col
ami
earnln;-
,.:
,,m..
win
'.r
iu.1
"
L
,,ull
,oJa-
nl'xeis
may
uol
recover.
veur
eonslderi.,
two
Incea
wuue'
since
October
2.
Il2'.'
OLD
COUNTRY
RACE
Arier
the
temporary
cessation
of
work
on
the
new
concentrator,
duo
to
all
available
men
being
needed
for
repairs
to
bed
of
010
railroad
following
the
fire,
work
is
now
being
rushed
on
this
unit
in
uu
errort
to
mako
up
for
lost
lime.
Construction
on
tho
new
dam
was
not
Inlerfered
with
In
any
way
by
tho
fire,
and
this
will
bo
completed
according
lo
schedule.
Tim
surge
tank
which
will
regulate
the
How
or
water
fronv
Hie
new
dam
lias
been
started,
and
i3
located
a
short
distance
from
tho
1
cur
of
the
smeller,
NEW
YOIlk.
July
28.
-Jack
Dciirpsey.
champion,
will
meet
,ui
Firpo
in
a
1
5-ruuml
bout
lo
a
iIith-ioii
fr
Hie
world
heavyweight
hoxiuz
championship
at
Hie
polo
t-ToumJ-
here
on
Friday,
September
I
i,
Tex
Hisard,
pro-inoler.
announced
Unlay.
GOVERNMENT
BOAT
repuon
or
me
captain
huh
""'ipnr
IT
UflD
UCTCDAWC
meiu
wa
lakeu
off
by
the
Man-
UKLAl
YVAlY
ILlLKAWd
laun
Maru.
No
lives
were
hL
Ml
T
belles
:
'
The
salvage
tamcr
Algeria
ha
left
here
for
the
Itaiuie
be
CARRIED
NARCOTIC
U.S.
Shipping
Board
Steamer
President
Wilson
Raided
and
$100,000
Drugs
Found
j
SAN
FHANCISCO,
July
-8
The'
Shipping
Hoard
Finer
President
WiNon.
arriving
from
Ihc
Orient,
wa
raided
and
nuirc
than
1,000
Hint
f
narcotics
worth
t00,00il,
were
seized.
Tli!
vessel's
owner'
under
Ibe
law
lire
subject
to
i
fine
of
185.1X1(1.
Whan
You
Want
A
P
R.
FISH
MARKET
TAXI
Phone
871.
99
FOR
THE
PICNIC
in
a
hurry
Jellied
Tongues,
Boiled
Ham,
Phone
Roast
Ham
with
dressing,
PRINCE
RUPERT
Fresh
Sausage
Dally.
gtit
Oars
and
Beit
Service
In
(ha
City.
Ratea
Raaaonabla
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Out
of
Town
Orders
Solicited
VOl,
XIII
NO,
I77
PIUNCH
HUPEHT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
JULY
28,
W23.
VtiUrdtf't
Circulation
1633
tr.t
Salt
3S2.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
STRICT
CCK
TO
BE
MADE
OF
ORIENTALS
U.S.
CHIEF
EXECUTIVE
CONSERVATIVE
REGARDING
NORTHERN
TERRITORY
Order-in-touncil
Passed
at
Ottawa
Providing
for
Taking
Census
ol
all
Chinese
People
OTTAWA.
July
28.
Itcgistrution
of
all
persons
of
Chinese
origin
uml
descent
in
Canada
I
provided
for
in
an
order-iu-cimncil
just
passed.
Immigration
inspectors,
customs
officers
or
member
of
(he
lloynl
Canadian
Mounted
Pdliee
will
lie
the
registrars
nrconling
lo
residence.
The
Pu-l
Office
may
lie
used
m
some
cases.
Parent
must
register
children.
All
.Chinese,
mu
i)
I
produce
three
copies
of
Iheir
photographs
"full
fare
willi
hat."
Certificate
of
landing
are
also
required
if
they
are
available
Immigration
offinaN
are
made
controllers
of
Chinese
registration.
Hegiilaliou
governing
Chinese
in
transit
through
(,auada
are
also
promulgaled.
SEATTLE
SHIP
IN
COLLISION-
DEMPSEY
AND
FIRPO
TO
F;CHT
SEPT.
14.
.
i
i
PASS
RECORD
89
PER
CENT
High
Standing
Local
Entrance
Students
Ed.
McLean
Second
in
B.C.
(Special
to
Dally
News)
VICTORIA,
July
23.
In
passing
46
pupils
at
the
Entrance
examinations,
results
of
which
were
announced
yesterday,-
Prince
Rupert
Public
Schools
achieved
a
pass
record
of
89
per
cent
as
compared
with
72
per
cent
last
year.
Edward
McLean,
of
Borden
Street
School,
who
won
the
Governor
General's
medal
for
the
district
with
a
total
or
436
marks,
Is
further
distinguished
by
reason
of
the
fact
that
(-here
was
only
one
student
in
the
province
who
attained
higher
marks
than
he
did.
ALUMINUM
SOLDER
,
HAS
BEEN
INVENTED
UAUC
ICCIIEn
UfADlIlkjr
.ianM
juiy
.-9.
nAlt-lOOlftJJ.
WAMlmj
Afler
et.nrderHhte
-oxpArlnicrtt:
Advise
All
Ex-service
Men
Advance
Their
Claims
Far
Disabilities
Received
In
War
OTTAWA.
July
28.
The
l-
niiuion
command
of
the
Ureal
i
War
Veteran'
Association
has
isued
a
warning
to
all
ex.
mem.
tier
or
Hie
Canadian
Expedition
ary
Forces
that
they
.should
im-niedialel)
jidtaucc
(heir
claims
Tor
disabilitie
rrum
war
service.
in?.
A.
f..
Penner.
of
(his
city,
to
claim
to
have
succeeded
in
de-
eloping
a
solder
for
aluminum
Preliminary
tests
ciirriad
out
by
a
Winnipeg
electrical
concern
am
said
by
Mr.
Penncr
to
have
shown
Ihc
oew
material
lo
be
successful
in
its
application.
EXPLCS'ON
IN
ENGLAND
SHEFFIF.I.H.
En?..
July
8.-Twenty-one
men
art
believed
lo
have
been,
killeil
by
an
explosion
at
the
Mallby
collerics.
Alaska
All
Right
and
Doing
Well
President
Harding
Tells
People
SEATTLE,
July
28.
Hetiirning
from
his
Alaska
trip
yes
Piiget'Sound
as
thewratewny
lo
the
territory,
the
chief
executive
asserted
that
he
wus
altogether
an
optimist
in
regard
to
Alaska
and
its
future.
"1
do
nol
believe
that
Alaska
can
be
forced
or
that
it
should
be,"
he
added.
"
There
is
no
need
of
a
government
managed
federally
paying
ror
a
liohoue
ot
development.
'There
must
be
no
reckless
sacri-Hcing
of
resources,
which
ought
to
be
held
permanent,
in
order
lo
turn
I
hem
inlo
immediate
pro-Mis.
Where
there
is
possibility
or
having
belter
men
In
tlie
mat
urging
sif
economic
conditions
but
the
government
fliould
do
whatever
was
necessary
to
encourage
the
leasing
and
developing
or
oil
lands.
Conclusions
Reached
Oilier
conclusions
presented
by
President
Harding',
were
that
generous
appropriations
should
r...i-1-..l
niiirlilno
of
nilministrn-lhc
made
ror
road
building,
that
Hon,
improvements
should
and
the
federal
government
should
be
will
be
elfec
ed
but
there
is
no
more
liberal
in
encouraging
iccn
need
for
a
sweeping1
leorgaui
iiition."
Fish
Regulations
Needed
Tlie
president
declared
liiui-selr
against
the
ruinous
exploitation
or
natural
resources
and
urged
"the
development
or
Alaska
Tor
the
Alaskans."
He
recommended
more
restrictions
on
salmon
fishing
and
promised
Hint,
U
Congress
was
unable
to
agree
oil
a
program
oT
helpful
legisla
tion,
ho
by
executive
order
would
extend
the
present
reservations.
With
respect
to
the'
utilization
of
Ilia
forests,
the.
president
said
this
might
well
be
lightened.
Th
development
of
Alasku's
coal
mines,
the
president
submitted,
must
uwirit
timo
and
uor-
nical,
scientific
and
demonstra
tion
work
oT
agricultural
agen
cies
and
lhal
Iho
government
hould
retain
'ownership
,
and
oneralion
or
tho
Alaskan
rail
road.
"The
greatest
Alaskan
Indus
try."
said
the
president,
"is
the
fisheries
which
in
Iheir
present
wealth
producing
potency
fur
exceed
mining.
In
fuel,
the
value
or
fisheries
products
Is
now
more
that
the
value
of
all
meluls
and
minerals,
tl
is
too
great
for
tho
good
or
the
territory
ror,
IT
It
should
coufinue
without
more
geneVal
and
elleetlve
regulation
than
l,s
now
imposed,
jt
wilt
soon
exhaust
tho
fish
and
leave
sio
basis
for
industry."
Imperial
Conference
Opens
Next
October
for
First
Session
Since
1918;
Many
Changes
in
Personnel
Uy
George
lluinblelou,
Canadian
Press
ijlaff
Correspondent),
OTTAWA,
Out.,
July
28.
After
five
years,
the
Imperial
Conference
meets
again
in
October
with
many
and
grave
pro.
blems
for
solution.
Some
are
of
long
standing,
for"
Ihey
have
been
before
successive
Imperial
conferences
again
and
again.
Others
arj?e
from
the
war
and"
post-war
developments,
introducing
new
phases
and
new
situations.
And
the
conference
will
meet
with
a
vastly
changed
personnel.
Of
the
delegates
of
five
years
ago,
only
two
Premier
Smuts
of
South
Africa,
and
Pre-mier
.Massey
of
New
Zealand
will
be
there
in
October.
The
re.-l
have
all
passed
in
the
eddies
and
whirlpools
of
politics.
The
conference
of
five
years
'
:
asro
was
Ibe
Imperial
War
Con-
TT117
HAM
AT
ference
of
1018.
Thai
was
the
flj,f
tljUfl
j
1
lasi
inn
imperial
trfjuirrrii
Hut
I
luce
years
later
in
i(J2t
(here
was
a
conference
of
Km-'
pire
Premiers
and
even
in
the
(wo,
years
since
elapsed
changes
have
been
many.
Mr.
Lloyd
(Seoriie.
..-l.r.
Iliui.
..i.umijIa.1
imu'
lal:f.M
lii
...iv.
ii..i
i'..t....
......
seat
lo
the
left
of
Mr.
Speaker.
Premier
Ilaldwin
will
preside
in
Will
Protect
Big
Pulp
and
Paper
liis
sfeail.
Of
the
other
members
Mill
Against
Water
Shortage
or
the
llritish
delegation.
Lord
place
Pretty
Dry
Now
Curzon
alone
remains.
Despite,
chanseil
premiers,
ties
pile
nr.KAX
FALLS.
Jul
v
28.
The
changed
ministries.
Lord
Curzon
5.f(K)
addition
to
the
Pacific
is
rumen
secretary
still
and
as
ujiu'
,am
here
is
now
cojiv(dctetl
mjcm
wlll-oiiHino
h-
Hie-TOiifer-',f(fJ-he.
-rolitrarlorrPSn'ovinir'
enee
Hie
foreign
policy
of
the
a;vay
caffohlinir.
Tlie
dam
Empire.
w-a
built
in
order
lo
provide
an
And
in
the
Dominions
change
0(ieuuate
water
sumdr
for
(he
big
have
come
scarcely
less
rapidly.
puI,
alu
,,aper
mi)l
w,ic,,
a
i
ne
piaco-oi
.r.
Jieigiien,
"
C0Uple
of
years
ago,
had
to
shut
represented
Canada
at
Hie
Pre-
,)own
on
account
of
water
short-miers'
Eonference.
wilt
be
taken
by
Mr.MackeiuieKing.
Mr.llughes
,loro
is
a
ler
shortage
here
will
no
longer
represent
Aiistra-
no...
ac,.ollni
0f
Hie
continued
lia.
At
Hie
coming
cop
ference
.i...
.ii
nr
ii,p
.mli
fw
weeks
Premier
Hmce
wilt
speak
for
the
hll.
filP
...e
mil
i.a
i,eeil
abi
Commonwealth
of
the
Antipodes
,
,.arrv
on
on-ration.
I'renuer
miuiis
ami
rrenuer
Massey
again
the
only
survivors
will
once
more
speak
Tor
South
Africa
and
New
Zealand
respectively.
Mr.
Montagu,
who
was
secretary
for
India
in
1021,
;iven
way
to
Viscount
Peel.
New
Dominion
OCEAN
FALLS
IS
FINISHED
CONVENTION
AUGUST
22
Within
the
two
years
also
a
new
Date
Set
For
Meeting
of
.Union
of
M
Dominion
has
come
into
being.!
B.C.
Municipalities
In
This
From
the
troubled
pages
of
lre-
land's
story,
the
Irish.
Free
State
lias
arisen
with
the
"same
con-
jjoyor
Newton
lias
been
noli-stitutioual
status
in
the.
Uominti-
fle,j
j,y
A
w.
(iray,
secretary
of
l
ity
or
Nations
known
as
Hie
the
u;,iim
Dr
H.C.
Municipalities.
Hritish
Empire
as
the
Dominion
)naL
,UKllst
22
has
been
set
ror?
or
Canada,
the
Commonwealth
or
0.)enin(r
f
ti,e
annual
con-
Australia
ami
uiu
union
ui
venl
on
of
I
be
Ln
on
w
i
c
I
Ills
lerday,
President
Harding,
in
an
undress
delivered
lo
ine
.unen-
gHll(l
Afrk.a
aIK
wili,
member-
ear
,H
lo
heUI
,
,,rinco
n.iA
can
peoj.le,
reported
that
he
had
found
nothing
wrong
with
Iheii"!,.,.,.,,,
or
tlie
..Krmi,,
of
naUoII,
T
,
,
w,
be
held
great
northern
territory,
thai
there
was
no
broad
"problem
orronnjngr
Uu,
iMtMt
(U)mmoii.
,
J.Uy
Alaska"
and
that
Aluska
4,is
all
right
and
is
doing
well."
wealth
or
Nations."
For
the
Hrst
J
...
m.
.,.ii,
uHit
Presenting
his
preliminary
report
here
in
recognition
or
jtl
,A,u(,
nUu.r
arragenHnts
.,
,
,h
,.ilv
viv
lhB
.i...-
nol
be
made
in
the
interval.
Hie
iirjnrp
Georce
on
tho
day
of
the
Irish
Free
State
will
be
repie-
cpojnr
u,i
w
ill
return
south
the-sented
al
an
Imperial
Conference.
t
evenjnfr,
1,1
order
to
savo
And
Here,
U
may
je
ooserveo
111
time
al
the
convention,
the
execu.
passing,
Uio
question
arises
vf)
am,
ri,souij0s
committee
whether
Ihc
use
of
the
term
'
in
,mi.i
m...,-
8pS!ijons
on
tha.
Imperial"
conference
and
"Em-
sPamer
while
on
Hie
way
north.
pire"
etrcss
the
changed
spirit,
MaMy
l)f
the
delegates,
it
is
un-of
the
last
few
years.
In
the
,erslood.
will
make
Hie
C.N.P..
treaty
on
which
the
constitution
triangle
tour
returning
south
of
the
Irish
Free
Slate
is
founded
frolft
,iere
liv
wa-
r
japer
park.
Hie
co.etpm
nauoniioon
01
inn,
Dominions
in
the.
Hrillsh
"Coin-
f
-
nnilAAI
tiionvvealth
of
Nations"
is
derin-
HlliH
M
HI
Hll
ilely
recognized.
Has
"iniperial-jlllUIl
UVllVVLl
served
its
day?
Itself
it
super-
ranniTf
rpfl
DA
ATX
seded
"Colonial
";
in
turn
A
may
KHMII
Mil
II
I
row
give
vvniy
to
a
broader
term.
llLlIJULllU
UUUU
Two
Conferences
,
II
is
a
misnomer
perhaps
lo
Fifteen
Passed
Junior
Matricula
speak
of
Hid
coming
as
an
tin
perial
Conference,
for
two
con.
ferences
arc
to
be
held
simul-
tion
and
Eight,
Senior,
Principal
Brady
Wires
ta'neously,
attacking
different
but
principal
J.
C.
Hrady.
who
is
in
not
less
important
problems.
At
Y'ictoria,
advised
Mrs.
Hrady
by
Hie
Imperial
Conference
proper
wire
this
morning
that
the
Junior
will
be
taken
up
the
main
matriculation
examinations
re-
Issues
of
Imperial
policy,
foreign
suited
in
ten
full
passes
and
five
uffuirs,
defence
and
the
like.
Tho
passed
with
uppleutentals.
In
Imperial
Economic
Coufereucr.'the
senior
matriculation
theru
011
the
other
hand,
will
primar-jwere
five
full
passes
and
three
iiy
consider
tne
development
oi
tmsscd
wild
supplemental,
mese.
iuter-Imperial
trade
'Tho
agenda,
bare
as
they
seem
are
the
best
average
results
in
tho
entire
province.
In
tho
third
in
their
stilted
official
outline,
year
commercial
e.amitiuticui
(coultnued
011
page
six)
'Eva
Cavalier
pasaod.