Foreign
observers
from
tlie
battle
fronts
state
that
a
most
noticeable
feature
uf
the
campaign,
is
the
primitive
aiid
utterly
unsanitary
urraiigcmenls
provide!)
to
ileal
with
the
wounded
and
also
the
rapscallion
type
of
Chinese
soldier
involved,
the
officers
following
the
usual
custom
ot
PHN
I
ICTON.
Sept.
5.
The
ap
pointment
of
a
hydro-electric
power
commission
similar
to
lhat
of
Ontario
will
be
urged
by
I
lie;
Union
of
B.C.
Municipalities
up-
on
the
government
according
to
a
unanimous
resolution
tiassed
nti
the
concluding
session
of
the
annual
convention
here.
Financial
relief
for
hospitals
will
be
sought
from
Hie
government
by
a
Joint
committee,
re
presenting
Ihe
Union
and
MANY
UNIVERSITIES
the;
IU"
Hospitals
Association.
A
resolution
approving
the
abolition
of
Ihe
Wednesday
half
holiday
was
approved
but
the
forty
eight
hour
week
was
retained.
It
was
resolved
lo
recommend
abolition
of
police
commissioners
n
municipalities
of
less
than
15.-"OOiuhabilanls.
Two
year
terms
for
mayor
and
aldermen
were
approved,
half
of
the
latter
to
retire
each
year.
Reeve
Alex.
Loekley
of
Ksqui-nile
was
elected
president
of
Ihe
Union.
The
convention
next
year
will
be
held
In
Victoria.
HlfJA,
Russia.
According
lo
Hus'shin
educationa
I
aulhorilies,
Hieie
are
235
universities
it;
s"vle
Russia,
besides
91
work-
nxiiieii'N
high
schools,
otherwise
Pulled
"uooole's
universities
Nrarly
50
per
rent
or
Ihe
1.(155
pniressor,,
listed
resided
in
Leu
inrad
and
Moscow.
Belter
Babies
judging
on
Sat-
moay
and
Monday.
PUBLIO
NOTICE
The
Light
and
Power
will
lie
shut
oil
on
Sunday
monilng,
September
7,
from'
1.30
to
8.30
in
order
b)
change
the
oil
in
tin)
governor
nl
'Shnwnllans.
210
City
Lighl
Depl.
PRINCE
IS
ENJOYING
LIFE
AT
NEW
YORK
Plays
Polo
and
Golf
and
Goes
off
on
Motor
Boating
Trip
puny
on
Long
Island
Sound
SYOSSKT,
Sept.
5.
The
Prince
of
Wales
played
polo
yesterday
morning,
golf
in
the
afternoon,
uud
lunched
with
Ilogers
the
comedian.
In
the
evening
he
look
a
launch
out
on
Long
Island
Sound
without
announcing
his
destination.
In
consequence
of
Ihc
threatening
letter
received
by
the
acting
British
Consul
at
New
York,
nil
automobiles
entering
Ihe
Burden
grounds
are
slopped
and
scrutinized.
WORLD
FLYERS
MAKE
BOSTON
KASTPORT,
Me..
Sept.
rt
'
United
Stales
globe
flyers
hopped
oIT
from
Piclou,
Nova
Scotia,
this
morning
and
are
.again
on
United
Stales
territory
this
afternoon.
The
three
planes
flying
fast
passed
over
here
on
their
way
to
Boston.
Lieut.
Wade
rejoined
the
llighl
at
Piclou.
businessmen
Gold
Cobalt
Mine
io
"
velopnHMd
work
thereon.
Another
Excursion
In
I
lie
course
of
a
conversation
this
morning.
Mr.
Thompson
staled
that
the
Vancouver
Hoard
r
Trade
was
planning
another
excursion
nexl
year
to
the
Imt.t,.
taking
in
Prince
Rupert,
S.nilheis.
Prince
George
anil
other
important
pmnls.
Ihc
,.,,.
nf
Canadian
.National
Triangle
Tour
won
in
proimmy
used.
,
Mi.
fiioninson
arrived
from
and
re-l,,,.,,,.,!
Wednesday
Vancouver
on
o
Ihe
city
last
night
aflcr
vl-lllno-
Anvox.
He
win
ku
...
Slewnrl
tonight
nn.l
will
be
back
Conflicting
Evidence
Glvon
Second
Inquest
Regarding
Embalming
Body
ii.
.
ii...
r.i..
,l
Amalgamation
of
Three
Mining
n
l
U
It
Will
through
to
Vancouver
TAXI
BOSTON
GRILL
25
and
wins
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Ambulance
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
Suitable
for
Service
dances,
banquets
and
wedding
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
parties.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
PRINCE
RUPERT
For
rates,
apply
to
Boston
and
6th
8L
Grill,
Third
Ave.
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Phone
4S7.
VO!
j.
XIV.,
NO.
209.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
FRIDAY,
SEPTEMBER
5,
11124.
VMWrday't
Circulation
1.773.
Street
603
PRICE
FIVE
GENTS.
':
CHINESt
ATTACK
NEAR
SHANGHAI
TODAY
IMMIGRATION
IS
NEED
OF
THE
COUNTRY
SAYS
SIR
HENRY
THORNTON
Chinese
Use
Ancient
Methods
of
Warfare
in
Campaign
now
in
Progress:
Attacks
Take
Place
SHANGHAI,
Sept
6.
Kaingsti
forces
attacked
in
I.ohiiho
I
A
MCT
0
MITLPC
.lor
and
continued
the
assault
until
lute
this
afternoon
and
appeared
lo
lie
preparing
lor
nuowier
tiigni
oi
continuous
ngiu-in"
firing
becoming
more
intense
hourly
and
both
sides
using'
pulling
Hie
least
trained
soldiers
into
the
iroiil
lines.
(roups
of
soldiers
willi
ropes
and
handcuffs
seize
likely
looking
Chinese
for
military
duly,
roping
five
"i
"if
together
and
handcuffing
llmsc
resisting.
"
TO
ASK
FOR
POWERBOARD
Abolition
of
Police
Commissioners
In
Small
Municipalities
Approved
by
Union
of
Municipalities
TWO
YEAR
TERMS
Reave
Loekley
of
Esqulmalt
Is
New
President
Neit
Meeting
Place
Victoria
AT
VICTORIA
IS
THREATENED
!
!
Famous
Journalist
Was
Friend
of!
Partly
Incoherent
Letter
Received
Statesmen
and
Other
Noted
Men
VICTORIA,
Sept.
5.
William
..M.iur.ii,
aepi.
.
i
no
Hc
,
i)jsi.aei;
on
i.ja
re
mystery
of
the
death
of
Janet
turn
fronv
ti.e
COni.ress
at
Ber-
Smith
the
nursemaid
found
shot
li
aml
Ravo
ul
,he
Message
f
through
the
head
in
Ihe
house
of
i
wnl.,
,.acp
win
i,nor.
His
Maker,
Miaugnnessy
ueigiuiis.;
wrjjss
on
seVcral
subjects
have
with
a
revolver
at
her
side,
being
ieen
rPRa,.(ed
as
authoritative
probed
by
a
second
coroners
textbooks.
by
British
Consul
at
New
York
NEW
YORK,
Sept.
5.
V
letter'
I
rani,
a
noted
International
jour-
addressed
lo
acting
British
Con-
i
nalist,
an
associate
of
princes,
-ul
Brunei
of
New
York,
threat-
r
...
n
.statesmen,
writers,
and
scicn-
ened
the
life
or
the
Prince
of
UYgeS
"eSSimiStS
IU
tOLSt
10
C071
YfCS'l
Ofm
iisis
and
a
parijiuipaiu
in
inusi
mr
iriiur
mrru
putt's
lung,
p
I
J
1
t
W
IV
nC
A
Til
MVv
T
I?D
V
of
"le
stirring
events
of
Britain
most
of
which
whs
incoherent.
J'CiAin
W1I
tjlLitl
I
and
Western
Europe
during
the
said:
"If
you
don't
get
out
of
jury
following
the
exhumation1
i
far
little
evidence
has
been
ad
lucrd
lo
show
that
the
girl
was1
murdered
or
to
implicate
any
man
or
voinan
in
Ihe
suggested
enme.
Neither
the
accident
or
uifcidc
theory
accounts"
for
all
the
facts
adduced.
Searching
cross-examination
of
witnesses
is
being
com
last
third
of
the
nineteenth
cen-
the
United
States
you
will
meet
lury,
died
yesterday
aged
80.
a
violent
death."
at
Mr.
Tran
I
was
an
Intimate
ot
The
police
regard
the
letter
as
George
Bernard
Shaw.
Hc
gained
the
work
or
a
harmless
disorder-
raine
by
going
through
the
Paris
ed
brain.
Coninune
with
George
Odger
and
was
sentenced
lo
be
shot
as
a
CYTCMH
DftUEDS
of
the
body,
is
still
unsolved.
So
MfiMTDE
AT
DftCT
CWHICV
.
muiwur.
i
uji
uiui.ii
MONTREAL,
Sept.
5.
Over
one
hundredmWojecs,
.of
the
LABOR
COUNCIL
LONDON,
Sept.
"5
The
Trades!
bushels
if
the
elevator
wvre
here
so
that
be
could
market
it
ers
easily.
All
the
farmers
were
looking
with
great
expectations
to
the
time
when
the
local
elevator
was
operating.
Colonel
McMordie
was
a
of
the
Board
of
Trade
delegation
to.
the
interior.
Other
Cnnlena.
lie
is
on
business
in
i
Tho
Colonel
said
that
ho
Was
cleared,
slock
was
in
'better;
Sir
Henry
Thornton
is
Emphatic
on
Need
of
Canadian
Immigration
cpeaRs
or
raiure
or
reace
River
Cotntry:
Graham
Speaks.
TORONTO,
Sept.
5.
Canada's
urgent
need
for
immigrants
to
develop
the
country
and
thereby
increase
the
business
of
the
transportation
systems
were
impressed
upon
those,
attending
the
transportation
day
luncheon
at
the
Canadian
National
exhibition
by
Sir
Henry
V.
Thornton,
K.B.E.,
chairman
and
president
of
the
Canadian
Railways.
Sir
Henry
and
Hon.
George
P.
Graham;
minister
or
railways
and
canals
were
the
speakers
and
among
the
guests
were
many
members
of
th'e
British
Association
Tor
!
the
advancement
ot
science
who
recently
crossed
from
the
i
nion
Congress
has
decided
to
Atlantic
lothe
Pacific
on
.awrence
river.
In
concluding
his
remarks,
Mr.
Graham
paid
tribute
to
Sir
v.
...L
.,.i..,.i
iib,.
ff!,v..l
will
bo
tremendous
as
soon
us
the
elevator
is
built
here,
accord-
menl
of
the
Canadian
National
I,
ini
a
order
on
the
day
or
Ihe
ing
to
Colonel
McMurdie
who
told
the
Rotary
Club
yesterday
stating
that
through
his
efforts
ii.r
deilh
for
Ihe
removal
of
Hint
he
had
talked
to
a
lot
or
the
farmers
in
the
interior
and
Ihc
government
was
able
last
?,
L
r
...
..,.,-
fni
thai,
was
their
opinion,
Charles
Barrett
of
Houston
said
that
year
to
pay
$1,300,000,
interest
wins
Ihe
Inquest
and
had
laler
while
he
grew
only
a
small
quantity
now
be
would
raise
20,000
to
Grand
Trunk
debenture
liold-
iliscusseiPdclails
with
him.
members
ot
the
club
who
were
with
the
degelatiOn
and
who
ispokeai
spoke
at
the
tne
luncheon
nincneon
were
were
Cyril
oyn'
Sir
Henry
Speaks
Sii
Jenry
Thornton
was
em-
jphatic
I
in
his
statement
that
the
...ii
..r
II.
.
l..
:l..
V...j
.....
.
.
pieseiiuiuvu
ut
me.
l'uuj
..
,,
,,r
uanai
a
cannot
have
n
He
told
or
the
splendid
exhibits
creased
earnings
on
the
National
at
the
fair
at
SnUthers
and
or
Haiway
an,
reduced
height
the
fine
sports
at
Ttlkwa.
They
,.a(e!(
at
lhe
SiUI1(,
tilne
rMttPrlieS
III
llU.Lt.llVn
frill
had
Hail
met
met
the
tne
farmers
farmers
al
ai
a
a
Dan
uau-
..,
am
,,0,
a
maariciati
"
he
r
.
lOrmc,
Stuart
McLeod,
and
D.
o.
quel
and
told
them
how
lo
run
Hi.t
P,mni,i
niakn
iwn
ml
two
,
i
,
S
t
l
as
now
become
apparent
that
their
opera-prosperity
wcpo
Ia(e
aml
oul
carly
,
us
p
b,
'.Wl
1
i'm
carried
oul
..
her
hand
he
interior
bene-
ha(
sllTmious
time.
He
wts
st
.roninl.lv
nn.l
practically
by
an
a
,
run
spot!
porlation
at
i
amnlgamalion.
A
great
deal
would
be
saved
especially
gards
Iransporlation.
Mr
Thompson
inouiiu
it
is
the
intention
or
Ihe
com-
....idU
nir
o
uiili'uu
connection
with
Ihfc
firm
of
N.'born
on
a
farm
and
he
knew
shape
and
Ihe
farmers
were
get-,(coljlp
serious."
who
control
the
Thompson
&
Co.
Ltd.,
consulting
something
about
farming.
He
ting
belter
returns.
.....
.
i:
.1.,
the
.
r
-
extend
the
power
of
the
general
Canadian
National
lines.
ae,
the
praln
cr0
at
300,000,-
council
giving
it
greater
control
iton.
-Mr.
iraiiam
aaii
wiuiinoo
bushels
which
although
less
over
unions
in
case
of
industrial
Ihe
transportation
problems
of
tlian
last
year,
would
command
a
disputes.
The
decision
is
re-
Ihe
country
both
by
rail
and
.
by
j
good
price.
He
paid
tribute
to
CMDI
nVCCC
PET
VfYTirC
f-'al,lnl
as
investing
the
council
water
ana
impressed
upon
his
mic
20.000
settlers-
in
-the
Peace
L'.tll
LAI
1
Liliu
ULi
l
liUUVLi
with
powers
never
enjoyed
by
a
listeners
llic
necessity
fur
in-
single1
body
sincq
the
labor
creased
tralllc
lo
off-sel
high
movement
was
launched.
II
now
operating
costs,
(he
desirability
can
go
so-far
as
callingva.-genpral-of-vincriasM).rfMir4Mluction
o
f
River
country
and
the
necessity
for
belter
and
greater
develop
post
ofHce
have
been
notified;
strike
without
consulting
the
materials
to
be
carried
and
of'I)()rilp
0r
the
United
Slates
will
)
I
lint
llieir
seiSiees
will
not
be
re-
workers.
j
immigration
to
assist
in
the
de-
look
lo
Canada
for
theif
daily
lucled.l
inired
after
September
30.
Post-:
Hie
Congress
oeciueii
to
rejeci
veiopmeni
or
resources.
lie
sustenance
.
To
accomplish
all
r..i....,iiniir.n
i.v
,,
n.to.
i
.
kn-.
ini.
..
I
master
(Saudel
stated
that
the
Edwards
of
statements
made
by
"""
,
'?'
hrsely
over
Constable
James
(Sreen
ami
F.
laker
featured
today's
session.
The
constable
had
testified
that
he
had
not
given
instructions
for
embalming
Ihe
body.
The
undertaker
definitely
declared
the
olll--cr
hail
so
instructed
him
and
'hal
when
he
had
doubted
Ihe
wisdom
of
the
course
and
telephoned
the
coroner,
the
instruc-ions
were
confirmed.
Mr.
Baker
staled
he
had
not
instructed
staffed
since
Ihe
recent
strike.
ment
there
and
elsewheri
to
.meet
ihft.day
jwhen,
ho
claims.
the
Ihe
Communists'
proposal
lo
link
urged
faith
in
Canada
and
her
these
things
Sir
Henry
mainlain-ilself
with
the
Moscow
Interna-
development
and
also
faith
in
etj
jiat
immigration
was
neces-
tionnle.
Elevator
Here
Will
Help
the
Farmers
of
the
Interior
in
Marketing
Their
Wheat
Crop
'
llie
ract
mat
(lie
Canadian
gov-
sary
an,i
tiat
to
develop
immi-ernment
would
not
shirk
any
of
gratjon
there
should
be
collie
obligations
i
had
assumed
in
operation
between
all
working
connection
with
the
taking
over
n
that
direction,
or
railway
lines.
Reference
wasl
-
also
made
to
the
problems
of
the
International
waterways,
which
materially
affect
Ontario
and
tho
territory
bordering
on
the
St.
HORSE
RACING
IS
CONDEMNED
The
possibilities
for
wheat
growing
in
the
Bulkley
Valley
Henry
Thornton
and
his
manage.
Hon.
H.
H.
Stevens
Takes
B.C.
situation
up
wvun
minister
of
Justice
VANCOUVER,
Sept.
5.
Pro
testing
against
the
horse
racing
situation
in
British
Columbia,"
Hon.
It.
H.
Stevens,
M.P.,
has
ad
dressed
a
letter
lo
Hon.
Ernest
Lapointe,
minister
of
justice,
urging
the
minister's
interven-'
Hon.
Mr.
Slevens
asserts
thai
the
law
stipulating
only
wq
meets
a
year
of
seven
days
each
at
any
course
has
been
circumvented
by
hVlrtka
fnr
PmntflhlP
(
InPYflttO
T:SU,!U''-
t,,c
colonel
sM
that
it
llieir
ranifs,
lia
rentorked
with
a
cqual
jsiXi
it
js
I)ol
niy
j,rovince
resurrecting
an
obsolele
racing
iriCIKc
lift
I
I
v'BlUIlC
vptiwiiw
i
wag
l)l0
fil.:jl
limo
lle
jla,
i,een
mij,,
'r,c
country
was
going
,
ii,.r..-
i,i
,v
...wn.-.nihlliiv
charter
and
ten
weeks
contlnn-
through
the
interior
and
he
was
ahead.
While
the
farmers
had
(o
(pll
you
whal
will'
ial)11PU
jflous
racing
is
being
singed
in
llu
t
ii
o....ii,.
,.f
ihn
i.w
Hnzelton
pleased
to
go
because
the
inter-
not
much
real
money
they
seemed
(.I.i11
n.i..
.
,.
,!,.
'riiolvieinity
of
Vancouver,
admissions?
,
i
i
p
li
ill
?iiies
Ltd
the
Roche
l)u
Boule
and
Delta
mines
on
csls
of
the
coast
and
the
interior
to
be
improving
their
places
and
,owcrln-
of
n.eight
rales
pUcc9
pari-mutuels
taking
t7.000.-j
ii'
.
tin
nle
Mo
uiitaiir
near
New-
Hnzelton
is
being
planned
were
bound
up
the
one
w.lh
the
culling
of
ties
and
poles
helped
t
flirlllPP
nwny
lhat
llay
wheil
wc
000.
This,
Mr.
Stevens
describes:
V
.
Si,
d
Thomson
ion
!f
tlio
first
mentioned
company
who
is
other,
and
it
was
g;odfor
them
lo
kl.Cp
then
going.
wi
,,
Hble
u,
meel
caplul
rt..Ja
terrific
drain
uVou
Ihe
eco-
sta
es
NKliol
,
to
work
together.
Ihe
prosper-
stliarl
McLeod
said
he
went
to
quiremenls.
The
Crows
Nest'nomio
wealth
of
the
country."
Ill
uiu
u.j
.
!i.li-
r.,,1,!
rutin
liy
OI
I'llllCe
lUipeil
liepenoeu
Oil
i,,,,!-
nflo..
lh
..I
hrr
linvs.
Thev
n...
I...
.
I
.....
"Tim
wlinlo
nrnmnllnn
"
lm
do
IIUt.
I
111
im-iuunift
r
'
"
'
v
"
...w
-
-
UK
l
cuiiu-lll
nun
Liuuiiu
jvi-i
"
....v....
,..
Denies
lilt,
.
.
.
.
n
I
.
.......
ii..
ii...:.
lln
nriwiiprit
v
of
or
the
Ihn
inlerior.
inlerior.
On
On
..
i
....
and
n...i
.
..
...
'
m
.
1
,
.litems,
serious
lo
both.
Clares
"is
Dascil
on
the
com-
systems.
Dis-
mcrclalizlng
of
the
gambling
in
as
re-
"""
..
.
mere
two
years
ago
anil
saw
a
crjminatious
are
intolerable.
The
-
for
its
produce.
'wonderful
improvement
in
that
,.auway
i,oari
will
shortly
hand
nn
l-..t.Hl
Tkl.
l.i
.....
.
.....
on
I
lie
nine,
mere
wua
muio
muu
,
0wii
a
decision
and
If
it
means
a
reduction
the
situation
will
Sir
Henry
said
ho
could
vis.
engineers
and'
manufacturing
had
driven
a
Iitmler
many
a
nule.i
).
c.
Stewart
who
was
Intro-'
....i,-
,,,
..,
...i.,,.,
itl
n..,
....
nKCiits,
of
which
he
is
the
head.
Thr
wheat,
lie
saw
in
tho
Bulkley
Uuced
as
a
potato
expert,
said
.
(,r
tOImmiIo
the
flass
or
all
...
.....
.......
..
,
.
.
X..
1
I
......!
II.
....II
n
I.
1
.1
ury
uock
matter
It
was
Mr.
Thom'j.son
who
ad
vocnled
publicly
a
few
years
ago
that
the
Prince
Rupert
dry
dock
be
moved
to
Vancouver.
However
we
don't
need
il
now,"
said
Mr.
Thompson
this
morning,
"for
wo
in
Ihe
Inlerior
and
those
people
'
axnu,
Tuesday
nie'l'l
ifulua.
Uiit.
winter.
have
one
ot
our
own."
Mr.
were
looking
to
Prince
Rupert
lo
Thonfpson
is
a
great
booster
for
bell1
them.
They
were
surprised
his
home
town
of
Vancouver
and
nn.l
pleased
at
the
interest
taken
he
says
things
are
flourishing
by
Ih
Board
of
Trade
and,
ir
no-there
now.
The
tourist
Iraffio,
H'ing
else
was
done,
tho
trip
m'ade
has
been
very
heavy
this
year,'
for
closer
and
lm.rp
harmonious
people
coming
from
all
parts
of'relnlions
with
that
part
of
the
the
Stales
and
Kaslcrn
Canada
in
country.
mo
lop
ears.
A
big
grain
business
Cyril
Orme
outlined
the
trip
through
Ihe
port
is
anlicipated
much
as
it
hns
already
appeared
in
reports
from
the
special
re
'
,
.
.
.
;,.
"
-
uti.ixni,
""i-
""nations
would
fly
at
the
mast-
4
.
mnrkab
ly
rich
and
Ihe
slock
was
u,e
inrge
number
of
farna
and
..,
,.,
a.
ancl0,
..
splendid.
he
one
important
the
quantity
of
land
under
culti-
.
lin,winil.
i,,w.iiiiiHv
lmlT
thing
for
ll.em
was
the
elevator,
vation,
The
difficulty
they
found
,,.
,
,,,,
K01,t
,
here.
That
would
provi.le
a
mar-Uvas
in
marketing
their
produce.
',,,.
,nV
...
n,.,.,,,,,!
'
ket.
lie
met
a
lot
of
Tine
people
,.
suggested
lhat
the
Provincial
......
,
,..
'.'
A
I
-
.
..iiiiv.
iiiit'll
lull,
iifii
Lir
I
r.i
.
'
a
(.iiviriiniint
should
es
ablish
.
.
,
...
.i.
.
n.
stinct
'.argely
at
the
expense
of
legilimoto
business
interests."
Belter
Babies
judging
on
Saturday
and
Monday.
'
CITY
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT
All
men
requiring
work
on
the
City
Streets
are
requested
lo
make,
appli
cation
enlion'lo
Mo
Ihe
Ihe
ofllee
olllce
o
or
the
in
creameries
ami
in
s
(here.
In
'"
Smithers1
-
"u11"
,,0Nn
tional
"
,
,
Railways,
'
V
.
I
have
m
rear,
.
hey
were
using
Kdmonlon
butter
.
iin..
n.,.i
i,i,.
,U1'
KUtrinnn
engineer.
and
at
lla.elt.m
he
round
eggs
-
PrTorence
will
be
given
l'
'
evel
ment
'
ol
imported
from
Prince
Hubert.
Bbo"ul
,0
ll,Hrr,ed
,nen'
propor,y
motl
is
Ul
l,,ini
,en
Dr.
A;
T.
Kergin,
who
pre-
,?UI
holders
and
single
men
sided,
in
thanking
Mie
delegates,
t
who
have
been
resident
in
said
said
Ibis
Ibis
city
city
could
could
only
only
grow
grow
ures
visit
West
a
the
city
fur
a
number
of
as
Ihe
interior
grows.
The
visit
would
make
greater
sympathy
between
Ihe
people
here.
Sir
Henry
referred
to
his
re-it
years.
cent
trip
through
the
west
and
210
there
anil
urged
the
pessimistic
imes
to
(
j
visit
thai
country.
He
estim-;