PRE-EMPTIONS
V
ant,
unrwrvHl.
urvvt
Cn
a
;
ini
may
!
pra-empte-l
ljr
frt
Jn
o
r
1
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of
ir.
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Inrinu
Intention
-r
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h
iuIjJkH.
tomli-'
u:
n
r""lm.
oojp.it
ion.
lit."
csyroTwoent
ivr
aaricuimrii.
ai
"
"y
distressed
With
Pams
in
the
Back"
Mr.
Alfred
McNeill,
Chapel
Rock,
AlU.,
write:
..ifunnition
conrarninu
regu.
ii
rrstirdln,
ireemiliini
la
j
.a
UullrUn
No.
.
tatm!
KrriM.
,
II
;
rr
nil
I
.and.
copni
of
i!.r
r
uc
in
'i
obtained
it
of
chara
I
i,
--,
na
'n
iMpartmmt
of
lis
;.
;
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h.C
or
to
any
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e.
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acre-uim,
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feel
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to
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panljr
fr.
tnn:ti
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luiiiliit
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fflU
not
only
rfvtnt
bad
rttult$,
but
mailt
you
to
trtfutlbtn
f'lt
from
tht
"b;t
fond
jouevcrote,"
Lunng
the
winter
0f
1920-l.lwai
greatly
dittrested
with
Pim
in
my
back
and
felt
,irf
j
d
dePre.,ed
moit
of
the
timt.
I
rticulary
during
the
night
I
wu
troubled
with
frequent
urin-tion,
iome
nighti
having
to
rite
most
every
hour.
I
t,i,d
.ever-I
different
treatment!
without
ucceii.
until
finally
I
began
u.-in
Dr.
Chaie's
k'idney-Lver
iT
j
77
'
".
'
lnd.
Iht
,f,itvtd
i
l
before
i
had
fim.hed
c
t
the
t
my
con-Attn
first
box.
I
.m
feeling
better
thi.
.ummer
than
I
have
for
yean,
and
although
in
my
67th
year
can
work
all
day
without
any
undue
fatigue."
'
Dr.
Chase's
Kidney-Liver
Pills
U
n.
a
hot
of
85
pill.,
lidmanion.
H.lis,
JS.
Co..
Ud,
Toronto
SYNOPSIS
OF
UNOICTIENIIINTS
1
V
Before
It
Is
DIGESTED
Foodiscortain
tocauscdistrossuntilyouim-provcitpesttvo
action
undnvee
ten
thestom-nch.
You
c
i
.i
do
this
quickly
and
surely
by
takinjrBcer.harn'pI'ills.
Tb.eirnaturalaction
si
imukaest
heflew
cfpat
trie
ju
ice,
increases
activity
of
liver
urni
bcwels
and
improves
diRetition.
Tulce
Itfeck.m,sPili3
with
confidence,
for
80
y.-.-tirs'
exvciicnco
prav-
they
arc
good
(or
the
stomach.
Sold
Everywhere
In
Canada
oEECHAMSPHIS
Home
Mode
Dread
FnEE-St.Charlcs
Recipe
Book
SrnJ
today
for
thia
collrdion
el
teiird
rt
cipi
(or
Soupi.
Dread.
Dilreei.
Hili,
Vege-tiblei,
Slad
and
Drrtiin;,
Cakti
and
Cockiei,
Pattiiei,
Oeiieflt,
Ice
Cieaini,
Sher
bet,
Cam'iea
and
Detge.
It
will
ba
lent
to
you
tree.
The
Rordcn
Co.
Limited
YatV'
Miivrr
r
C
mi
ST.QIfi5.U5
it.
!!
i
i-i-
ii
i!in
11,'iily
.Nuws.
is
good
for
ihc
Kiddies
Che
the
children
all
the
fresh,
home-made
bread
they
can.
eat.
Nothing
make
them
thrive
no
v.
-JL
KOYAL
YEAST
SAKES
1
lie
Standard
oF
SO
years
H
ere
an
dTl
iere
immigration
to
Canada
for
the
month
of
AugiHt,
1924.
totalled
20r
186,
of
whom
6,708
were
from
the
British
lales,
1,784
from
the
United
iog
j.ujo
jr0rn
0t,fr
coun.
trie.
Immigration
for
the
first
five
months
of
the
fiscal
year
totalled
76,719.
In
the
same
period
23,861
Canadians
have
returned
to
Canada
from
domicile
in
the
United
States.
As
an
Indication
that
the
tide
of
settlers
has
definitely
net
in
the
direction
of
Canada,
it
has
been
made
known
by
the
Department
of
Immigration
and
Colonization
that
6,000
acres
ct
land
near
Lethbrldjje
haa
been
sold
to
ten
families
of
75
pemons
from
South
Dakota.
This,
it
is
announced,
is
only
the
advance
jruard
of
a
considerable
northward
movement
from
that
region.
"We
will
have
a
good
report
to
present
when
we
reach
the
Hebrides",
said
Rev.
Father
Alex.
Mac-Dougall,
a
member
of
the
Hebrides?!
commission
of
inquiry
which
investigated
conditions
of
Ilebrldeans
in
Canada.
The
members
of
the
com-
million,
mflmr
iri.
,'.
I
r.
..
A
11
.
the
tourist
season,
plana
are
being
laid
for
the
continuation
of
con
struction
work
at
the
Chateau
Fron-
tenae,
the
Canadian
Pacific
Railway'
palatial
hotel
in
th
city
of
Quebec
Some
of
the
interior
decorating
and
the
completion
of
rooms
pf
the
main
corridor
in
the
Chateau
had
to
be
left
unfinished
a
hen
the
present
tourist
season
opened,
but
It
is
expected
that
work
on
these
parts
of
the
hotel
will
cr-
mence
very
shortly
The
billiard
room
and
other
room
In
the
he.
ment
w
'
also
be
completed
a
soon
a
ponible.
MANITOBA
FISH
PROVES
POPULAR
IN
EASTERN
CITIES
WI.NMPI.ii.
Dec.
II
Manitoba
while
fish
and
other
-penes
of
Hie
rinnv
tribe
from
Hie
lakes
of
lliis
prnxinqe
are
iiipidly
Kiiiuiiii:
io'v
friends
in
New
York
and
other
eastern
cities
because
of
rapid
delivery
facililies""furnislied
lo
shippers
in
Winnipeg,
acnoitliug
to
It.
I,.
Faii'bairn,
manager
of
the
pas.
senger
service
bureau
of
Hie
THE
DAILY
NEWS
INQUIRY
INTO
CASEY
CHARGES
continued
from
I'Hgn
Z)
In
uiiNwer
to
furlln-r
quea-tioii.i.
Mnllae
mild
Ii
Iini
ICO
men
with
five
straw
Iiumih
umJ
lie
was
iilmul
to
appoint
unollier
this
week
lie
u
gennral
rrt-maii
uml
kepi
Die
men'i
lim
after
hour,
lie
a1"o
keit
a
re-i
eniil
of
crtt
If
Ife
licfd
a
car
lie
could
do
beU-r
work
and
.nave
me
city
nitieii
niiiy.
lie
was:
paid
US
veipt.Jibui-
and
al-
lowed
ten
aldVi
IialfMiwui
-i
a
day.'
At
tin
clu(M((VltleTliiun
I'.nmy
waid
lie
did
hoi'
know
Dial
Ihein,
were
any
iiif)re
iiui'stlon-
lo
ak.i
lint
Hie
fnrenmn
aid
there
were
a
lot
lie
would
like
to
answer.
,
World
Court
!
A
ineinlier
ofi
Hie
audieuee'
ported
the
new
.
H.
I"
wi"
satisfied
with
Canadian
conditions.
Among
the
passengers
sailing
for
Europe
aboard
the
Cend'n
Pacific
Steamship
"Empreaa
of
France"
on
Octob.-r
8th,
wa
Gft.
A
Walto-General
Pan-
igor
Ajrs-nt,
raMd
i
Pacific
Raiiway.
Montreal,
whu
w.
represent
the
co-npiny
on
an
tensive
lour
of
D
m-
arr-
?
j
fo
the
American
A
mo
lat
ion
,f
Pa.
senger
Trtfrle
CffJcvn
by
tran
Atiar.tie
f.e-i
hip
cornea
lien
ar,
the
ra,lroid.
of
Great
Rrila;n
an
ke
continent.
Chre
.1.
rVn'-oH
a
native
Dinb
y,
Corn,
ha
rx-.fiv
a
r"-niMion
front
S
Prtsw
of
.VaU
int
some
of
hi
bV-d'-d
tu.?k
he
E.
P.
ren
n,-
H!Th
n
the
Canaan
T.i
-'f
ijr.
in
erta.
Perrifo'ti
wh..
Y
Mm
a
reputatmr
a
'n'n'rr
-f
-
y
the
cmtHitim
ws
aw
durine
the
Prince'
M.iy
at
Svo
He
will
cor
-Twn.e
work
the
iMt.
oart
of
OetcHer
As
a
result
ol
tlw
orve
:
ducted
hy
the
n'wly
trmi
OrtnY.
Art
Awoclat'on.
nrintint
and
"!
trade
are
now
ih.wn
(
rNrstHr
the
second
larre
t
inf-atry
in
V.'ii
"'P,
Mn
r
r--nliit
an
mve-
ment
of
HlOttum.
tt,.i
proviimj
empteyment
fr
2.n
crotW
Th-
report
show
h?
ft
r
n;
1328
th-
sum
of
naiii
In
salaries.
With
the
approaching
edoe
of
ask1
for
peiinirtion
lo
speak
ami'
put
n
fur
ii'1iiikiiiy
wlictherj
this
was
a
world
court
or
a
I
en
File
of
nation
and
mentioned!
that
(liere
was
an
elect,
c.iiii-
cil
lo
look
after
Hie
city's
husi-
ness,
wtin
lie
was
stopped
Uy
he
cliaFrman
and'
4Iip
proeeed-
inus
closed.
A
report
will
l
made
to
tlie
city
Council
on
liiTcinlier
.
ami
in
the
meant
line
the
,.
.
-'iiayi
x
i
i-n
i
i
ii
k
ner
n
-in-s
iimi
I
lie
Hoard
of
Works
will
cmi-iiler
(lie
eviilenee.
GOVERNOR
BONE
MAKES
REPORT
ABOUT
ALASKA
Tlls
of
Progress
Made
In
Terri
tory
and
Says
Camps
Become
Towns
WASHINUrO.V.-
Ilee.
II.
l
atadiati
Press.
The
annual
reiporl
of
iorrnor
rVolt
t'.
Untie
of
AlHska
lo
Hie
Secretary
of
Hie
Interior,
made
public
today.
Iimvs
lliat
tk
..4MUiaiidiiip
ac'.irvfiiioi't
of
Hie
yer
of
liene-fll
lo
AlHsktt
waVUl
eiifctlneiil
f
leHstilioii
ly
("ongrrss
lo
pro-'
it,
HHtl
conare
its
filieries.
Strict
rpjrulalions
now
coiitp.d
and
will
control
tins
eoloal
in-lulry
ami
(iovernor
Hn
says
the
territory
'
will
upiorl
Hie
policy
of
couseration.
'I'lic
governor
aays
!!
is
sieudily
iroai-siiiK
hmI
Ie
itupitiif.
and
faith
nf'
il-
tnl-t
urr
is
jrlrrmg,
Jakina
flrt
pUcel
01
:orinr
cainpa,
pi'rtiianein
vtllajren
and
town
ur
Hirivma.
Industry
i
eamaiiiinx
auU
capital
Is
lie?iuiiin?
oiifi'
inort'
Id
sepfc
invo-.nienl
in
I
hi
ntfion
lie
ay
iniprovinj
transiortaiiou
facilities
arc
making
Hie
country
loinotfeneous.
Hui'dintr
of
tlie
Koveruuient
railroad
and
of
roads
and
trails
and
inereasiuK
uo
of
iiutoiiiotuies
am
accompli
alt
i
ntt!
niiicli.
'
Further
impel
u
was
yiven
Im
ImininR
during
Hh
year,
Papecial
ami
soulliwestern
Ala-.
Ili.ritig
the
fiscal
XMkr
ended
June
30,
I
U
2
1
.
total
siiipmenls
of
merchandise
to
Ifjb
I'ltMcd
Stales
nmouitled
lo
I
;3,
'tnnadinn
National
Hallways,
who,
duslry.
Other
minor
'lailustries
.-cached
Winnipeg
this
inoniMg.
uch
a
fi-oxen
fish,
VftrTI
risli.
i'n.ler
Hie
new
time
schedule
nf.flsli
oil,
furs,
inarblai
jnlc.
re-N'alional
Irain
mil
of
Winnipeg,
malned
ahoul
Hie
sain
Ha-.Mr.
Fairbnlin
staled
Hsli
ship-'ineceiliiig
fiscal
ynr.
pel
from
Winnipeg
in
Hie
even-j
Value
of
H'h
hi.
Mii,.i
S.H.-
in
,X(.W
'I'L,
vhIiii.
of
ntm
three
mornings
later.
Ivvpress
oap
conneclions
are
insole
at
To-i-otito.
Uuffalo.
and
other
points
mg
the
past
riscal
yur,
?3I.-
wjlli
I7:u7r.
is
grcnler
lhau,iH.olhw.luiuh.
WEEK-END
SPECIALS
AT
Thor,
Johnson
s
Clearance
Big
Sale
PAGE
FIVE
HEAVY
ALL
WOOL
JUMBO
KNIT
COAT
SWEATERS.
"PRIDE
OF
THE
WEST."
REG.
$10.00.
CLEARING
FOR
$7.45
HEAVY
ALL
WOOL
PULLOVERS.
REG.
$7.50.
-
CLEARING
FOR
$5.45
HEAVY
ALL
WOOL
"PRIDE
OF
THE
WEST"
JERSEYS.
REG.
$4.00.
CLEARING
FOR
$2.95
THE
FAMOUS
"O.Y."
HEAVY
RIBBED
PURE
WOOL
UNDERWEAR.
REG.
$4.50.
January
and
several
tiyros
from
the
south,
it
is
expected,
will
i
viait,
the
city
for
the
installation';
'
ereiuoniis
that
will
follow
Hie;
eleclioii,
Under
(iyro
consiitu-j
lion
a
contest
is
required
ror
an
oltloes
so
Hie
meiuhers
last
tur'lif
made
sur'
there
will
be
no
dearth
of
candidates.
r-'tMio
followiiiK
were
luuiiinal
'Ml
For
President
doe
Uiei
an
increase
oer
thrWWdii
K.
Unmphell,
K.
A.
Mann.
I.eo
l
akeifisPHl
year
of
Ssaft.tffltn
The
alue
of
gold
(fji'il
silver
-hipped
during
Hie
frMal
year
ended
June
;ill.
I'.)-'
I.
'aHiuumled
lo
6,lM.:t1.
or
u
dr'iie
of
l,3l:i,a36.
making
a'
it
total
deeieusa
in
shipnielil
s
,
t,
all
products
of
$t?ft,?.
?
The
inciTiise
in
ineehandise
shipment
is
represerrteai
prim
anly
in
(he
eniineil-tillncm
Wuugh,
.M.
.M.
.Macl.achlan.
It.
W.
Oiiuieron,
A.
It.
Nichols
and
lr."K.
W.
Korjrin.
!
For
Secretary
-
Nnrris
Pringle
t:.
C,
Mills
and
S.
Harell-.loni
s.
for
Treasurer
-
S.
Hazel
I
-lone
and
ti.
A.
Ilnnler.
For
directors
succeeding
Dr.
W.
Kergin
ami
Joe
(ireeri
whose
leriMs
now
expire
('..
t'.
I
n-lMills,
S.
V,
Taylor.
W.
I'.iui!.-
shaiik,
It.
F.
McNauglilOii
ai"l
1'nil
liwiiuiug.
Tlie
Hyro
Club
received
a
eln
ek
'
llroiu
Hie
llolarjr
.,t:iul
of
for
the
playground
fund,
heiiu
lln
j
pliieeeds
of
iil.l
iiiler-club
bridg
'
.1
...i.:..i.
ii...
ii.
1...1
,
York
at
Hie
opening
of
the
stores
L.i,.r,..,i
re.....
ii...
i-.Jiii...v.
i-.-i.
-..t
...
i
i
'
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.i
.
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v.
....
1
Y
i
'
'
i
111
1
1
n'
r
ii
air
t?-
uuitiivm
iiri.-rn
uri
the
thanks
of
tlie
tiyro.
t.l'l.llllf!
w
.if
AIimLN.
l.lll..,Jul
I.
.it.
I
.......
...I
I
.
I...
I
.'
Tvn.hl,Pi',l0l'7-
im-luding
gold
and
sWvfr.
The
com
en.
ion
is
l
be
held
on
.
r
r
n,,"lu
of
fish
and
fisft
pro.Wls'July
to.
iiihmii
ih.k
hi
nine,
Atlvcrltsc
in
fho
Daily
NVws.
Do
You
Know?
THAT
It
you
neglect
the
minor
Mkiih
ui
oiwiuni
ii
U
I
F
l
I
tWcl
VUCIl
JIM
pains.
Hour
burn
nir
mnmu.h
1.1.;..
Hie,
tttlchlng,
and
after-eailua
nils-fry.
you
are
roiidpittnltiR
your
Isnlv
V
feara
of
chronic
stomach
trouble
Jo-To
Bolrt
l.y
driiifitlst
every
wlnn
ll
(julrklv
rl
,i
am,.h
nil
-.'I
y.
jlogelher,
;t(i,Hri,0?5;
ronstitut
;e.l
over
til
per
cent
of
Hut
ship
imenls
from
the
yiVrilpry
Tolal
imports
inlli
from
the
United
Slate
and
U,
ltiS5,
in
Yan-
emiver
and
I
(11;
local
club
Uh
derided
lo
send
'Sn
otltcial
dele-
j
,gkv
Tlie
nitMiibeV-Nvilh
Hie
liigh-
Aliiska
est
alleudanee
fi't'ord
between!
for
the
now
and
the
etVd
of
June
will
lei
It
months
ended
May.31,
I
.
i.
I
In
d.-l.-sale.
I
ainotmled
to
2H,lr.liK,
nn
in-1
The
lolb.wing
tjjro
playmouniH
crease
yer
Ihu
ourKpomJing'rommilt.'e
lias
been
appointed!
pei-iou
ended
.May
31.
IDSf.i;
of
for
the
,
mm
year:
11.
A.
Har-
t,03
1.505.
Adverli.se
in
the
'Dally
Nev.
tow
i-liairmau),iH
F.
MeNuugli-ton.
W.
W.
W
right
K.
A.
Matin
and
V.
J.
Nelson.
WINNlPF.li.
Iec.
1
1.
"(iiiess-
its
uo
use.
I
migni
as
wen
'
r
;
iiurt
lo
live,
iieciareu
ratrica
.mo-
(iinly
when
he
was
picked
up!
.
nnH
iiieeliu
last
niirlil
m
Ihebl...
'
.
..
.....
...
.
...
enneede
right
of
way
to
a
mixed!
l;-ain.
Hie
engineer
of
wlin-Ii
was;
CLEARING
FOR
$3.65
THE
HEAVY
WINTER
WEIGHT
VIKNG.
ONE
OF
THE
BEST
MAKES
OF
PURE
AUSTRALIAN
WOOL
CASHMERE
UNDERWEAR.
COMBINATION
AND
TWO
PIECE.
CLEARING
AT
$12.50
SUIT
WE
HAVE
A
SPLENDID
ASSORTMENT
OF
SMOKING
JACKETS
AND
DRESSING
GOWNS
IN
ALL
THE
WANTED
PATTERNS
AND
A
FINE
LINE
OF
SIZES.
15
PER
CENT
OFF
THE
REGULAR
PRICES.
THE
PLACE
THOR.
JOHNSON'S
"Society
Brand
Store"
NOMINATIONS
FOR
,
TRIED
TO
SUICIDE
OFFICERS
OF
GYRO
!
BUT
GIVES
IT
UP
CLUB
LAST
NIGHT
Meeting
Last
Nlnl.t
Makes
Pre
liminary
Arrangements
for
Annual
Meeting
In
January
At
its
regular
inoninl
uusi-
Patrick
McGlnty
Threw
Himself
In
Front
of
Engine
but
t
Still
Lives
nnal:le
to
stop
Hie
train
before
Patrick,
who
was
walking
on
the
track
had
been
struck
and
dragged
three
car
lengths.
When
lloadmaster
Dennis
hauled
Pal-rick
out
from
under
the
engine,
I
lie
w
ould
he
suicide
informed
him
that
he
had
jumped
out
of
a
hotel
wmiiow
during
I
lie
rtgiit
lo
try
and
fciii-4:uself
but
only
foot.
f.......
iimtw
il.-
ititiii
nf
;i
Can.'.
HE
SHOULD
BE
HAMMERED
Kaaris
uafe.
Hie
Prince
miner!
.
..
....
.
i
ly
in
II
Fairbanks
.li.tr.at.
nfc
club
uominate,!
candidates
a,,,fa,T,e,io.,
Ctur
th
Seward
PU..sula.aidtl.lIo,r
,,.
various
oUces
in
IfiS.
"'"
Ha
J""'V
",
o,
'
Jr"
:l.,...l
.,r
.,...ll.u...
tUAs
....
...
,.
.
.
u
:
leriiiKin.
i
annn
iiou
n-iu.-.-u
Teacher
What
i
the
function
'
iron
in
the
blood?
'"""'""
i-.'utw."
..
,
'I'Ue
iue
ejection
eieciion
wilt
win
lake
iaKe
place
oiacr
in
in
...
.
n
...
i.-.
.,...
i
Fox
Farming
l'o
fanning
lias
develoied
oh
a
large
scale
and
l
tie
growth
01
this
imluslry
justifies
llm
establishing
of
fox
farmiilsx
experi-
:iieulal
stations
in
soutlicanlern
IH'llll
IJO
II
!
WIIUL
III.1KU8
ur
nails.
a
1
My
choice
?ov
aged,
mature
quality!
I
BOURBON
WHISKEY
1
BOTTLED
UNDER
FEDERAL
I
GOVERNMENT
SUPERVISION
I
Hits
advertisement
Is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
lloard
or
by
the
Government
of
Uritish
Columbia