OC1
A
'hi
ii.
iSI'tl
ii
I.,
nvs.vnii
"
ne
ii
M
II
in..
I
I
i
Ing
i
Suspension
of
Work
f
Uo
llyjtl
Canadian
PIIILADKLPIII
A.
ng.
8.
flfi
tu,l
Otc
Provin-I
with
the
breaking
..If
m
Atlantic
i
a
full-fledned
still
or,lrt
iH.ralloim
will
be
urdcrH
innLliii.
.mlfll
Slllllll
l
i..
.
I-
,.r
II...
IT
M
V
iiiAii
!.l
orssl
Fire
Monaco
In
West
Kootenay
Incrcaicd
as
a
Result
or
High
Winds
Ml
-ON.
g
8.
High
wind
rnt
.(lunllesM
forest
fires
U(
uiniiajie
in
Ihe
West
ili
-i
net.
The
n.ol
'ire
in
nl
Caslletiar
'
d
juiirtton.
15
mile
:
f
i
n.
whpro
115
men
arc
1
-ave
Ihe
r
out
in
it
ii
i
I
y
!
many
cases
have
left
i
-
for
safely.
Tin
I
"
v--
within
half
a
mile
oT
''
lirifet
itin'l
store
when
II
;
il
il
d
down.
OMAN
IN
linSPITAI.-
MAN
FACES
CHARGE
ohn
Llndbloom
Accused
of
In
juring
Florence
Kelly
Rc-mandod
Until
Not
Week
afternoon.
Florence
Premier
hoHpilnl
nl
North
Hufiis
"'feeing
from
facial
lu-
tSelltlrk
The
Rllualion
is
virtually
Ihel
same
n
in
192S.
when,
afler
the
ave
neit'tliatbins
in
Atlantic
i.llv
had
failed,
a
Ueiir"ii
was
rdered
and
remaineil
in
effeell
until
'i!ernor
Piurhol
Intervened.
Ilolh
sides
then
agreed
o
iirhilratiou.
and
n
n
result
the
nuoc
workers
receiveil
a
ten
per
nt
vBti
iiierea'e.
"YOU
ARE
FLIRTING
WITH
DEATH,"
MAN
Undliloom
of,
Surf
.Inlet
IS
TOLD
BY
ENEMY
MO.NTIU
Al..
Amu.
8.
-"I'll
gH
you.
F.very
tune
I
look
al
you,
von
are
flirting
wilh
death."
is
whal
John
llainslmv.
alias
Williams!
of
W
Ht'linonl
Street,
is
alleged
lo
have
told
an
enemy,
who
in
turn
swuie
out
a
warrant
served
last
mulil
by
Special
Con-tJHhlf
Hlanchiird.
In
police
eoiirl
today
llainslow
pleaded
nol
guilly
to
a
charge
of
iLrnnieniiiu.
and:
was
held
in
$11)0
hail
until
Irfal.
STOCK
MARKET
H.C.
Silver
Daly
Alaska
Duuwell
nit
of
a
fracas
oil
.
I.,
and
I
ut
fnr,w
Pinrf,r
of
Huxclton
The
laller,
wime.un
he-
Purler
Idaho
.
I"aiy
Mimislrale
II.
V.
Silver
Oresl
....
"'o.l
in
t1()
,.i,vIIP'iai
police,
Terminus
"li'
Mil.
i....
..
.
....
..
...
t..li.U
nijiir
nun
was
i
e
i
..I
a
1
1
1
1...
-
"
,,,,p"
'!
August
tr,
w
i
il
oeeleil
tl0
jMl,,
Ionian
aide
i,i
iii.ii..M.
l.ln.l-
r
M,
provincial
tlr.inby
Howe
Sound
(Hailstone
nf'l
was
effecled
last
llayview
'
'
''
f
Splller
and
Con
Indian
MlixLl....
Ml"Mnn,
I
.
..
e
Hid.
Ail;ei(
1.00
1-23
1.30
M
.28
W.
.33
2.10
2.
W
.01
.01
V6
A
.05
H
.OlS
.02
.10'
j
.22
I
OH
.18
.in
lll.lMI
15.00
'0.00
'.'t'4
.20
.or.
.07
I
Advertise
in
Ihe
Daily
News.
,
.I1II.-Adiimer
Cm.
and
the
pro-
PRINCE
RUPERT
AS
OUTLET
FOR
PEACE
In-
iiitu
innK.
Al
the
ot'enin
of
(lie
iukIiI
ithifl
lnnl
cvptiing,
some;
twmily
nn-ii
did
not
go
lu
workj
ami.
tlu
morning,
the
walkout;
branift
mnTal.
The
laborer
arr
ifmMiidinit
5
fur
an
eiahl
hiHir
iiy
wIkt'mh
oOr
and
55c
u
lioiir
.i
hfini:
air.
inftde
n
raid
wiy
liiluiiy.
f
the
anthracite
wage
nc-L,
'
.
.
thfl
jimmse
of
Ii
near
Hutie
llaptd
!
Mile
.if
tien
Island
Laboiers
Demanding
$5
a
Day
Whereas
bOo
and
Ibo
Per
Hour
Is
Being
Paid
i
A
gi'iinrai
iiikr
or
Iaiiorers
at;
Hhc
pialnr
I'linnlrurliiiii
starlcdl
I.
M.
S?h'arpi
KiipfHiilrndent
of
cimalrurlion
for
Carter-Hall
Ahlinvr
..
Hie
il;valor
con
trnrtnra,
!latel
Him
inorninj
thai
th
rale
b-iii(j
t-'illjA"''
icorJairr
with
tiiir
aljyjninion
Pair
Wave
iale.
It
w.m
un-.
likely,
lid
aM,
that
this
would
he
clisHKfcl.
Sfl
pn.
aUtPiint
of
tli
clrik
but
l'iftaUi(o
yf
Ihr
la-
...
vTv
inornlng
that
it
had
I'wn
in
enm-
uiflt.
lit
dlf
iiail.tt.
nniA
"
ii
fill'
-
with
the
(.arter-
JalKtr
at
the
elevator.
i.-r
nnmi
hi.o
r
i,e
expiraiiun
oi
mc
iireseni
...
-
....
,,
,
ui.
n.-
...
-
x
i,
.
i
lit-
iiri
ifT-jsr-
-
i
immii.
isi
ma
nnivinpiiii
i
mi
i-ni.inni
i
iimitfi
.us
siii-t
r
belre
Ptipendiaiv
t,
Uiere
is
inlerventkui,
which
MeLrmt'on
a
ehane
,
al
ireenl
apparent
Inland
Jtevenue
Act
fined
ftoo
with
v
tni.nih-
in
jail.
I
nmff
n
it
n
tut
am
i
ki:ai
n
wlWUUiltl
Itl
the
GRAVE
DANGER
vlnsiaW
Uvlmenl
board
on
the
wrk
on
the
basis
of
Si
ten
hhurj
day
was
sranled
by
Ihe
provincial
board
in
view
of
the
nature
or
the
work.
Hie
Trades
I-ibor
runcil
look
Ihe
view
Ihat
union
iwRes
should
be
paid
for
eight
hours
mid
time
and
a
half
for
Ihe
extra
Iwo
houri.
Mr.
Mn.Viven,
deputy
minister
of
labor,
and
Mr.
-Harrison
of
Ihe
adjustment
board
will
arrive
In
Ihe
city
tomorrow-
and
it
is
cvpectftl
(he
present
irounie
win
then
le
settled.
Strikers'
Mooting
A
resolution
was
passed
nl
a
Hireling
of
the
striking
laborers
last
night
that
strikers
refrain
from
taking
alcoholic
beverages
luring
Ihe
period
of
the
strike
Hie
laborers
are
nol
organized
but
agreed
nmonx
themselves
lo
make
certain
demands
on
their
employees
and
these
liave
lisen
omiorsed
by
Ihe
I.
WAV.
who
are
supporting
the
sinkers
in
an
en-
filenvor
to
obtain
their
demands.
There
will
be
another
meeting
tonight.
RIYERJSFEATURED
The
last
Issue
of
Hie
Family
Herald
and
Weekly
Star,
publish-ciLin
Montreal,
enrries
a
long
ar
ticle
under
Ihe
heading:
"Heller
Duller
for
Peace
lliver
District."
Accompanying
the
article
is
a
map
which
traces
a
route
starliuix
from
I'nucc
Coupe,
Joining
the
GfcN.II.
al
or
near
Vauderhoof
and
coming
mil
to
Ihe
Pacifis
Ocean
at
Prince
Itupcrl..
Ihe
map
shows
only
Ihe
central
portion
oMtrlllsh
Columbia.
.
FAMILY
IS
BURNED
CI-'N'TIIAl.
VAI.bKV.
Aug.
8.
Halibut
arrivals
Ibis
morning
totalled
107.000
pounds.
iix
Vtneriran
boats
landed
.132,000
Earl
Halg
Made
Presentation
to
Campbell
Sip
Henry
Thornton's
Representative
at
Montreal
MONTH1.A1..
Aug.
8,
Field
Marshal
the
Karl
Haig,
l.ady
Half
.111.1
iiiemtiei-
nf
Hie
Hlillsli
Km.
Five
members
of
one
family
wcr.
shown
throughout
Caniida
BOSTON
GRILL
mm
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hull,
J
Ambulance
with
newly
laid
dancing
Service
floor
for
hire.
Suitable
for
Anywhere
A
Anytime.
nances,
banquets
and
wedding
Stand
Roy1
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
parties.
For
ratis,
apply
to
Iioslon
nd
6th
8L
PRINCE
RUPERT
Grill,
Third
Ave.
MATT
VIDCCK,
Prop.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
v
Phone
457.
XV
NO.
18.1
v
,r
PIUNCB
MPKHT,
B.C.,
HATT
HDAY.
AUGl'ST
8.
1025.
Ytttirdtf't
Circillto
1M8
Strttl
!
B7
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
DRASTIC
CUTS
ATLANTIC
SHIPPING
RATES
MYSTERY
SURROUNDS
REAPPEARANCE
AGED
MARINER
NEAR
CAPE
FLATTERY
British
Interests
to
Reduce
Emigrant
Fare
and
Merchandise
Rate
m
a
W
m
m
-
.
a
iglit
against
snipping
combine
is
now
on
de
clares
Canadian
government
investigator
JovTHKL,
Aug.
M.
Dm
-lie
cut
m
rale
Iroin
Europe
i
i
will
l'
made
liy
Itritioli
interests
according
U
an
an-
i
t
Mm-
morning
b
W.
I.
It.
Prelim,
government
iu-
l
Ihe
alleged
shipping
combine,
ok
hi
arrival
fnuii
i
fft
.ill-
will
he
brirtlglil
from
llrilaiii
hI
$10,
rattle
will
ted
to
Hnlili
I"irl
tl
Bib
er
bead
aim!
tiierrh-iiHlit
v
be
leducfd.
I'rt'-tmi
renewed
tin?
charge
llittt
the
romhiiie
lo
niniii-
exilcd
ami
added:
"The
fight
again!
tfi
-hi-
ur
i
UW
oil."
.
J
!
m
w
w
w
ri
rn
w
t
w
y
tun
aaiftinnn
i
i
in
iv
i
n
u
l
n
ii
in
i
nir
n
m
a
i
IN
POLICE
RAID;
end
of
august
.
.
I
llniiklnn
Off
nt
Nanntlallnna
"niici
ui
nam
omiwi
nviu
-
...
Butte
Rapids
Were
Vlsllod
'
""TOn
"'"""
"""
by
Officer
This
Morn-
Operator
Way
Cause
STRIKE
IS
ON
I
AT
ELEVATOR
Willi
11
U
kPra
tsij
,
j
belief
Ihat
a
upiiioii
bMiard
Mr
hurlii2t
ln-'forc,
more
la-Itorfr
ar
now
on
their
way
here
from
WiniMjr.
No
advance
notice
of
the
strike
was
jlvcn,
Mr.
Hhenrer
Utel.
'IIjr
wuIL.iihI
ii
f
Ialtse
nf-
to;
1i,
iBring
j;;.rnt
which
JiikI
ilartl
'thin
wfek.
t
.
t
y
-
.
;.r
1
Iobtcr
iMliermeii
al
Lavitnupequt'
Hny.
I'niicc
F.dwanl
Island,
are
shown
utiloadmig
arl
of
their
ratrh.
HALIBUT
PRICES
arnewere
are
sun
ai
work,
me,
kt)V
UP
11
CD
TnHAV
I'onlrarliNg
ropi;iaii;-
t
pro-
AKt
DC
1
ILK
lUlnl
leeled
frm
delay
tU-
th
workj
iy
a
utrifce
rlaiiKe
in
the
contract
!
Nine
Schooners
Marketed
1G7.000
II
was
aniKMinced
.hy
thej
pounds
al
Fish
Exchange
i
f.nliip
rUtimeil
Miitl
I
PEACE
RIVER
IS
DISCUSSED
tee
to
Meet
Sir
Henry
Thornton
pounds,
and
three
Canadians
35,-j
......
.tn.
ii-;-
i.niier
The
iiuestion
of
the
outlet
FRENCH
LOSSES
IN
SYRIAN
FIGHTING
nice
Service
l.eaaue
before
IhcyiTwo
Hundred
Killed;
Six
Hundred
tcfl
for
F.nglaud
nfler
lourln
Woundod
and
Most
of
Canada,
presented
C.
K.
Howard.
Equipment
Captured
personal
representative
of
Sir
-
-
Henry
Thorulon.
with
a
silver
JKUI.1SAI.F..M.
Aug.
8.
.French
hvenrlv
i
Ins
morning
in
the
San
Commander
Maude,
Who
Left
in
May
for
England
Aboard
Ketch,
Turns
Up
Near
Starting
Point
K
VICTOHIA,
Aug.
8.
The
thirty
fool
ketch
-Half
Moon,"
in
wlilch
Loiiiiiiaudei'
Mutide,
70-year-ohl
retired
naval
officer,
lelt
Mayue
jslainl
early
its
.Muy
for
the
long
voyage
to
Hugland,
wa
sighted'
yesterday
afternoon
flying
distress
signals
off
I)e--tru-'tiou
'Island,
'10
miles
south
of
Gape
Flattery,
a
radio
message
la-l
night
said.
Mstery
surrounds
the
appearance
of
I
he
craft
so
far
north
as,
on
i
v
a
tnoiilh
ago,
the
"Half
Moon
arrived
at
Sunla
Barbara
lioiiud
for
the
Gauala.
The
ra
iio
oierator
al
Destruc-'
timi
Island
went
out
in
a
li
;a
I
and
.tsked
Commander
Maud
what
he
wanted
hut
Maude
if:-.
nori"i
all
ii'ieslions
aiiil.
afler!
-ailiua
itrn'itii!
i
lit
island,
headed
iim;Hi
aaain
with
his
distress
siK"al
si
ill
flyiiis.
tit
stfeainer
Newinstton
has
tieen
instructeil
to
keep
a
lookout
fin-
the
"Half
Moon."
WHITE
MEN
TO
COMPETE
House
to
House
System
Inau-guarted
by
Victoria
Vegetable
Dealers
y
al
a
lower
ii
ice
because
of
their
lower
standard
of
living
and
reduced
costs.
'
The
while
produce
dealers
have
now
decided
that
the
best
vvav
to
compete
with
the
Orien
tals
1?
to
adopt
their
own
meth
ods.
Thirty
house-to-hous'
"The
board
fell
that
this
was.
tmcks
are
now
a
part
!r
BOOTLEGGING
WITH
YELLOW
PEDDLERS
!
:
of
the
one
of
the
questions
on
which:
white
men's
organization,
which
Sir
Henry
Thornloil
should,
re-
obtains
much
of
its
produce
ceive
Ihe
opinions
of
the
board,
from
white
farmers
growing
and
therefore
a
committee
of
five
tmrk
crops
in
the
vicinity
of
was
annointed
to
arrange
for
his
Victoria.
.
Ihe
organization
is!
visit
here
next
week.
The
com-1
meeting
wHlh
snei
ess
even
great
-miltee
consist
of
D.
TliQin-
er
than
had
been
anticipated.
m
11
tnr...rr.rv
r.
r.
nih-i
:
,
r
ibon's.'j.
i.
McLennan
ami
S.
K.
TinpCDADV
HAQ
111
1
ijiirtui
iinu
BAD
CONDITIONS
Children
Doad
and
Dylna
as
Re-
1
1
suit
of
Prevalent
Soarclty
of
Nourishing
Food
DI'Hl.lN.
Aug.
8.
According
lo
u
report
from
the
mayor
of
Clontuel,
the
largest
town
in
'Tinperarv-.
conditions
are
bad
salver
at
the
?.
Ililt-tiarltnujeastutllics
in
the
recenl
fighting'
"Cliildreu
have
died
uf
slanat;on
Hotel.
Mr,
llowurd
was
iiitchame
of
Ihe
special
Ira"
which
conveyed
the
parly
fr'uYn
Vancouver
to
Montreal.
The
salver,
ulably
Inscribed,
bears
a
facsimile
of,
I'url
llaig's
signature.
'The
field
marshal
lhaukcil
Mr.
Howard
for
his
services,
ami
said
(hut
he
tipprcci-nled
Ihe
kindness
mid
courtesy
nt
Siicdlah
iwaiusl
Syrian
rebels
and
others
are
dying
of
illness
aggregated
20tl
killed
and
(100,
caused
by
the
prevalent
lack
of
wounded.
Much
of
Ihe
French
equipment
whs
captured
by
the
tribesmen.
CALIFORNIA
'QUAKE.
I
.OS
ANHF.I.FS.
Aug.
8.
Slight
earthquake
.hoek.
were
felt
hurio'd
111
ileiilli
when
fire
de
.
i:iimiiiIiiii
National
officials.
He
Hcrum-ilmn
San
Jacinto
and
SnnN''rHi
W
-1
Tern
lory
iroyeit
1
mi
r
lioine
heru
tlrjiilso
praised
the
service
f
Ihe
Diego
.i
s'ini-
Nn
damage
tuorntng.
ntad.
Mr
Iovvhci
replied
briefly
p
e
t
uourishiiig
food.
LADY
BYNQ
AT
JASPER.
JASPF.lt.
Park.
Aug.
8.
-badv
Hyng
is
again
a
guest
at
Jasper
Park
bodge
ami
will
remain
here
unlit
Lord
H.vn
returns
'o
I'.d-monlon
fcoiii
his
trip
to
Hie
Advertise
n
Uj
Dally
News
GOV'T
LIQUOR
Commissioner
Davidson
Replies
to
Assertions
Made
by
Victoria
Police
Commission.
VHTtiHIA,
Aug.
In
assertion
of
8.
Iteplyinx
fhe
Victoria
e
coiiunif-sKin
that
local
lionllivHrs
eeure
their
liquor
supplies
stores.
s
from
the
ov'enunenl
Commissioner
Hugh
uTnTui
Toulo
rfltrpreveHT
a
fef
lam
aini.uni
of
liquor
being
sold
VP
TOIIIA.
It."'..
Aug.
8.
lu
an
for
this
pu-tnise
owing
to
the
effort
ut
forestall
Oriental
peiie-
possittiirty
of
illegally
iiuying
Iratioii
lulu
various
lines
of
com--Hquor
on
another
irsi)ii's
per-inerrial
endravur,
estecially
with
mil.
He
pointed
out
thai
the
regard
to
the
marketing
of
gar-!.nuor
Ad
provided
for
vendors
iiii.n
inirk
rrn'U.
while
men
have
lo
refuse
lo
seel)
liuuor
to
any-
Board
of
Trade
Appoint
Commit-
:
,
himse-to-house
neil-imiM
susoei-ie.l
of
boot
leasing
and
dling
system.
jsuid
Iha!
I
lie
ruling
was
being
If
is
now
more
than
twenty;
enforced
a
much
as
possible,
years
since
the
first
Chinese'
to;ped.l!er
with
his
bit?
straw
bas-IUMC
fAPFTfiWN
HAS
"v"
!'""''
-
.,
,,...
...J
i.,.,i,i
,.r
...I.
.1
..
til-
il.an
those
duiins
the
middle
of,,l,c
1
vv
"Ml'
-
7-"
the
week.
....
Arrival
and
salc.swere:
Amerloan
Hranl.
7.000.
nl
15.10c
and
7.70c"
lo
Pacific
Fisheries.
.
j
Itose
Spit,
It.OfiO.
at
12.30c
and
7.90c
to
Canadian
Cold
Storage
Co.
Prosperity
A..
11,000,
atMLIOc
and
;.80c
to
Canadian
Cold
Storage
Co.
CANADIAN
NATIONAL
SERVICE
PLEASING
fnr
ili.-eussion
at
the
Itoard
of
trade
meeting
last
evening
by
J
r
Mnf.niinui.
win.
referred
to
the!
endinz
niniliiee
Hun
vegan
railroad.
He
felt
that
Ihe
northern
territory'
w
primarily
.
old
,
0.1'
d:
territory
or
CAJl.
territory
aifd,
iji
the
interests
of
Canada,
Hritish
Columbia
ami
Northern
and
CeittrtiL,H.G,
lllis
irniiorj
?i.hhih
..
for
the
C.N.
II.
to
develop?!
He
felt
that
something
should
be
dune
by
the
htcnl
board
to
slreuctheu
the
position
off
Sir
Henry
Thornloti
in
obtaining
this
country
for
the
C..N.H.
and
so
curing
an
outlet
to
Ihe
coast
via
the
northern
route.
lii.-
shoulder
appeartnt
on
the
streets
of
Ilrilish
Olumbia
coast
cities
During
the
Seymour.
10.M0.'
aU10.30c
andruggle
at
hdmonlon
between,
pa,i
;ewvears
Orientals
l,ave
on-
...
.
.a.m.
I
.
.
(1
1
11
II
r..
II.
1
.
:
...I
n
A...l....1
.......
.n,
!
nil
Mnw
'
a""
l,e
'
"c
lumni
uiiua.
iii"imiiui;
i
iC
lO
tlill
Fisheries.
i""'
Lituya,
32,00(1.
at
tO.Oe
5c
Ut
Mouth
Fisheries
Arctic,
28,000,
at
10.80c
and
4c,
to
Canadian
Cold
Storage
Co.
Anna
J.,
17.000.
at
.12.70c
aird
0.50c
to
Pacific
Fisheries.
Hilda,
8.000,
nt
12.80c
ami
0.50c
to
Canadian
Cold
Storage
Co.
Alki.
7,000,
at
T.M'.Oc
and
0.50c
lo
Pacific
Fisheries.
Canadian
and
and
C'UUrol
OI
me
ivninoniuu
mm
misniess,
uir
..tiiiiicis
tuiiiu.ii-
ing
ami
working
in
conjunction
wilh
Oriental
farmers
ami
store-
keeners.
A
groat
many
white
storekeepers
were,
forced
put
of
business
by
the
encroachment
of
Ihelr
Asiatic
competitors,'
who
we're
ahle
to
offer
woods
for
sale
ARRIVED
AT
VICTORIA
NJuch
Entertainment
Planned
In
Capital
City
for
Warship's
Officers
and
Men
VICTOHIA.
Aug.
8.
H.M.S.
Capetown
arrived
here
yeslerday
from
Prince
Hupert
in
the
course
jof
a
coast
cruise.
The
first
function
being
held
here
in
honor
of
the
officers
and
men
of
the
warship
will
be
a
smoker
that
will
take
plare
this
evening
wilh
the
(ireatWr
Vet
erans
as
hosts.'
A
committee
from
the
city
council
consisting
of
Aid.
Shanks,
Woodward
and
Mil
reliant
has
been
appointed
lo
lake
charge
of
the
entertainment
of
the
sailors.
The
plans
include
provision
for
sight
-seeing
lnp
about
the
city.
free
admittance
to.the
theatres
and
to
the
amuse(uenl
centre
w
here
it
is
planned
To
stage
a,
swimming
gala.
SALMON
STOCKS
IN
RIVERS
OF
PROVINCE
INCREASED
THIS
YEAR
OTTAWtA.
Aug.
8.
It
is
ex-per!cd
Ihat
1'.'25
will
prove
a
re
cord
year
for
the
re
tor
kilux
of,
Hritish
I'l.lumbia
rivers
.with
salw
mon.
The
fishery
department
aiiuouiieed
today
Hint
inorivyili.ui
mi,iiiii.niio
small
salmon
m
had
been
released
this
yeah.
Il
IIiq,
Fraser
Hiver
water
nearly
50,-ooo.ouo
fish
have
beeiT
iefeased.
"These
figures
tt
not
iijltidn
ttie
large
niunliers
of
other'
fislt
hali-hisT
iiniiuaU.v
mid
ieleae,
in
H.C.
waters.
B.C.
ADMINISTRATOR
OT'TAWA,
Aug.
8.
Chief
Jm
Dice
Macdoiiald
of
the
Appeal
Court
ha-
been
unpointed
ad-mitiistruii'i
Tor
!ri'i-i
r.oluintita
duciiig
'lie
inoiiih
of
September
jrtlifi
I
p
;'"n
c
1
(iovertior
S'u
-I
(tot
vv
aOi-
'ii'