nni
fi
i
m
k
i
fifm
tff
oALMUIi
uU
UP
THE
FRASERi
wa...
I
t.f
l
aa...
.
nt
Many
Reaching
Spawn
ing
Grounds
This
Year
WrSTMLVSTKH,
Aug.
5.
uugn
a
few
sock
eye
al-ave
already
i
cached
to
,n
gt-oumJ.
affording
to
i
-
1
,-nm
Hridjio
Hiver
llell
.'n,
fear
are
expressed
ye
i.-n
may
experience
uuy
m
gout;?
up
'"
,cw
of
the
Hiitnlil
ri
falling
to
a
lower
i.
e
result
of
the
uiiumI-a
1.011.
as
ien
a
decided
Im-ir
tlie
run
this
year
of
recent
season
MritfU
of
the
fither-
inoiii
dere.
s
ni.'
also
re-
eai
bail
a
gd
run
hah
trnnmn
LAD
DROWNED
lite,
Meets
Death
In
Small
Lake.
1
V
)
VKIl.
Auir.
5.
New
of
'
a'
"
ir
drownins
In
a
nmll
a
of
llrilannia
1
leach
of
'
'
a
prominent
alhlele
of
1
II
w
ound
oettlenienl,
wan
d
at
ui2hl
when
the
liody
i
tu
rn
for
burial,
1
wan
drowned
on
Tuesday,
if
auoc
In
whlrh
he
was
n
uvrriurnfil,
his
eoinian-nit
Ins
way
nhore.
III
II
LI
II
I
All
I
IN
ONTARIO
Ttillo.YK),
Auk-
5.
A
speNa-
'
i
discovery
in
the
vicinity
of
vvLuke,
35
miles
iortheat
"
Ut'il
l.ako
in
tl,,..
l'Hli
lci;i
diy-
1
"-
reported
hy
Jack
Llmlsay,
:
lias
just
come
from
that
dls-1
liowiii4f
vumples
of
free
'i"'
'u.U,
ir
as
reported,
are
ni!
st
important
discovery
in
1
'
year.
They
have
resulted
a
uh
froii
lluiUou
lied
Lake
K
Lin"
past
fivv
days.
HELD
UP
WOMAN
MANAGER
OF
BANK
M'
IN
UU
I
I,
ilit.
0
llatuUI
BRITISH
HOUSE
ADJOURNED
UNTIL
NEXT
NOVEMBER
ALECK
THE
SWEDE
IS
LOMiON.
A
ok.
5.
Pai
lia-
infill
adjourned
today
until
Nnvcmber,
unless
roniinua-
tion
of
the
eoal
dispute
rota-
pels
an
earlier
meeting.
Efforts
of
nieiiileri
of
I
lie
Labor
party
to
have
the
House
re-ascmhle
August
17
on
arrouni
of
the
eoal
situation
wan
voted
down.
KILLED
Iff
VANCOUVER
YAXCOLVKIt.
Aiw.
5.
All
eflorlt
have
in
far
failed
to
a
certain
Ihe
itlnnl
ily
of
"Aleck
the
Swede"
who
died
in
the
hospital
today
a
the
vult
of
injuries
received
latl
night
when
a
ear,
alleged
to
be
itpenllnir
acros
UeorpU
viaduct,
junldciily
over-lurned.
Two
companions,
Frank
Sullivan
and
Fred
Clarke
are
I;
Ihe
hospital
and
have
not
yet
recovered
sufficiently
to
Icll
dc
tails
of
the
accident.
FISH
ARRIVALS"
Halibut
Arrivals
Were
Light
This
Morning
When
Two
Boats
Sold
a
Total
of
23,000
Pounds
llulibiit
arrival
were
light
this
inoiniiig
when
one
American
and
one
Canadian
boat
sold
a
tola!
.if
23.000
nounds
of
halibut
i!
I
tut
Fish
Kxehaiiae.
lluth
Aineri
i-Hii
and
Canadian
caught
fijli
avrraui'd
around
15c
and
10c.
The
arrivals
were:
American
Wnbash,
10,000
pounds,
(o
l'a
clfic
rishericK.
Canadian
Scrub,
U.OOO
pounds,
to
Atlin
Fisheries.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
H.C.
Silver
....
Consolidated
Hunwell
Independence
Indian
'''ll
nl
M
ii
Ik
I
...
.....i.rtn
t
.
ff
-
.......
,
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I
lliMm..
i,
iv
,,
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h"
I'l'uvinciiLi
ii.ii.
L
.if
r.iituiila
Ml
Mounl
'Itull4ii,,
Ouehec,
about
1
nil,,s
fnnn
here
41ml
secured
I.
IHIO,
reeclvrd
urconllnir
I..
ii-.l
Marmot
..i...
I'lemler
porter
Idaho
.
ll.C.
Telephone
C.1UI
Hid.
'Asked
.
I.
til)
.2'.5.00
.
1.70
.
.07
.
.05
.07
U
O'JH
.
2.15
.05
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.07
.00
.11
2.20
.00
NFAV
YOHK,
Aug.
5.
Scalps!
wcro
taken
in
the
Indians'
desperate
.eland
ugainil
the
most
tiowerful
of
their
American
leagiie
foe,
Ihe
Xew
York
Yan-kees.
licurgc
Utile,
the
i;
left
-handed
chief
of
Ihe
Clevoland
Irilte.
vvieldeil
the
bloodiest
toip-
ers.
While
thin
vfucial
game
w-
ifoiiig
on,
Winliinslon
and
Detroit
locked
In
one
of
the
mot
healed
baseball
discusion
of
tlie
ar,
Ihe
Tipern
capturing
Ihe
firt
bhiiic
in
ten
Inning
and
the
Senalori
'lie
iteeoiid
in
eleven.
Joe
Harrii
of
WaAhiti?-
ton
had
two
homer,
the
second
ettliuy
the
iue
by
i-inrin
three
run
ii
the
tial
iunins
of
Ihe
ee-
m
irame.
Snbwribe
In
the
Isil
New
National
League
..
IjhH
K,
lirooklyn
.
I'ltlMiuritb
0-5,
tolon
1
1-2.
r.l.trnaro
T4l,htladrldi1ii5:'
J
'American
'League
Waohinitt11')
i.
I"lrit
5.
HoKton
I'li'i
a-o
7.
ew
York
-la-i
t.
Philadelphia
I.
!
Loom
3.
WAS
WELL
CONTESTED
Western
Team
Fought
Way
Very
Close
to
Supremacy
But
Lost
In
Last
Struggle
WINMI'Kd,
Aug
5.
Afl
c
li;i'illg
'!;!
ofOi.'-nls
to
a
tie
lliree
jimes
pcettiiu'ly
dnrin?
1!."
ulrak
111
yesieruay
eomiuesi
oi
past
week,
the,
Unit-d
ttli
.ew
vorKTs.
1
lie
reun
is
of
Of
u
Winnipeg;
innioe?.
ym
y(rMprda
won
lit
Amateur
soccer
championship
of
scon
Itwnar
one
?a
i
iiuthinv
against
tbp
Cannd
.n
I'.dlierie
team
of
Cumberlat.d,
YaTicouver
stand,
who
held
tin-
wester:
clninphihship.
Seldom
ha
their
been
1
clianijionstiip
a"ebiei
contest
ed
as
that
which
closed
line
yeslehlay.
Tlie
Unil'-d
Westons
efeated
all
theT''rti
aspirant
4
In
the
s'etni-flnals;
an.
I
tfce
F.o!
lier:
ttoys
after
winning
the
championhip
of
K.C.
downc-i
the
color
of
the
Aihertu
and
Saskatchewan
chainpiuns.
Then
tin?
big
'uIe
higa'
here.
Three
onsceutrve
same;-
'wtth
ox-ertiine
in
the
third
enil.'
in
tfe.
Kaeh
team
wa
coufi
dctl
and
roughl
fduckily
for
t!r
bu
honor.
All
over
the
count
r
Ihe
results
were
being
wafchcii
and
yest-rday's
same
wa
a
fi
liriL-
rlmiax
In
-1
snle-nlid
eri
Swiss
Guide
Carried
Companion
Over
Two
Miles
Down
Mountain
Following
Accident
to
Ankle
TOXOITN
VAI.I.KY.
J
ASI'KIt
Hy
Courier
.
A
new
name
has
been
added
to
the
roll
of
honor
uf
the
Alpine
Lluh
of
the
world,
u
roll
ulready
bright
with
many
deeds
of
heroism
and
nianv
examides
uf
couniKe
ami
lortitmie.
10
mis
iim
is
oihcco
Ihe
iinnie
of
Lawrence
(Srnssi.
of
Uantnore,
Alberta,
who
this
evening
earned
on
his
back
over
two
miles
or
treacherous
rock
and
glacier
companion
who
had
been
injured
'during
descent
from
the
lop
of
Ifastioii
I'cuk
or
Hie
ttampari
nange.
The
accident,
or
which
Dr.
It.
ti.
Williams
or
(Jalgary
was
the
victim.
w
a
simple
one,
a
compound
rracture
or
an
ankle.
caused
Jiy
a
slip
from
a
loose
rock
near
the
peak
or
tne
mouinain.i
at,le
lo
locate
any
easy
route
01
but
it
.occurred
under
conditions
i
ascent.
An
attempt
.will
be
made
which
"tin
lit
lit
have
been
serious
0
'purret
later
in
tlie
week
by
M
had
thtre
not
tieen
present
someu.
Oeddes.
Andrew
lirinnan
and
One
of
such
resources
.strength
t.awrence
(Jrassi.
Further
otisrr
ami
afrtlity
as
Mr.
ttrassl.
ThO
yation
of
this
peak
lias
led
to
the
TAXI
Boston
Grill
25
ind
TO
Ambulance
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Service
with
newly
laid
dancing
Anvwhera
at
Anytime
,
S
floor
for
hire.
Hotel,
3rd
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
Stand
Royal
and
6th
St.
A"
.v..
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
Phone
467.
WATT
VIDECK.
rr
'"i
"ci
.
."r..v..
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
"Oil,,
IV-
vi
it
XVI..
No,
IKS.
PltlXCK
Hl'PKIlT.
II.
G.,
Tljt'ILSPAY.
AUGUST
5,
1020.
Telerdy,i
Ctrrnlttloo,
Utt
StrMl
Stle
HO
PRICK
FIVE
CKNT8.
11
rtlirAIT1
I
1T1
HKtt
ItiUlMW
LIVES
LOST
IN
BASEBALL
CHAMPIONSHIP
WERE
UNTRUE
Indians
Conquer
In
Big
Fight
Winnipeg
Soccer
Team
Defeat
With
New
York
Yankees
,
Canadian
Collieries
In
Fourth
Yesterday
Game
of
Series
thai
Unlay
hi
warrior
arc
only
nine
games
away
from
the
lead-jcanada
in
a
e!o-e
jiam.-
l"re,
t
It
IN
I
CHINA
ACKENZIE
KING
ATTACKS
RAILWAY
POLICY
OF
MEIGHEN
GOVERNMENT
hee
Thousand
Lives
SCALPS
TAKEN
WESTONS
WON
'
WILD
ORGIES
Lost
in
China
Result
of
Floods
in
Yangtse
HANKOW.
UIiiiih,
Aug.
5.
The
bursting
(,f
dyke
on
the
f'
c
Ilivcr
in
llupcli
province
cause
the
loss
of
J.
000
lives
OOO
miles
of
territory
is
flooded.
There
lias
liceu
un
exodus
of
three
quarters
of
u
million
;:
.
from
the
district
to
higher
and
safer
land.
The
il
ol
Hunkuvv,
which
wns
already
inundated,
wus
saved
what
Ihreiiteiied
to
he
one
of
Hie
niot
disnslrous
floods
in
-
by
Hie
breaking
of
Ihe
dyke.
He
eat
rami
hud
swollen
the
river
a;id
reversing
the
current
ewe
uusfd
the
water
to
overflow
the
cily.
The
burst
ing
dykr
released
I
In
hacktiu
up
water
anI
Hi
river
front
is
being
bunked
Willi
sandbags.
All
available
equipment
i
requisitioned
for
the
strengthening
of
the
banks
anil
pumping
out
the
streets.
Refugees
are
pouring
into
the
larger
centre.
The
loss
of
crop,
following
npiin
the
famine
of
last
year,
It
U
feared,
forecasts
disaster
In
i
he
vi
ay
of
a
food
.shortage
during
the
eonuiii:
autumn.
point
where
lr.
Williams
was
in-;
conclusion
that
it
.
will
present
lured
was
one
where
rock
slides
.difficulties
as
severe
as
are
to
be
are
emmlnenl
at
all
hours
And,)
round
in
any
of
the
ranges
of
and
where
4o
leave
anyone
unable
lo
help
himself
was
to
court
disaster.
llealixiiiK
this,
Mr.
Mrassl
carried
his.
unorlunale
compan
ion
011
his
hack
down
t
lie
sleep
slope
,aeross
the
drawbridge
glacier
mid
beyond
it
lo
the
fool
of
the
rocks
into
timber
line
where
he
wrns
inet
by
the
rescue
parly
senl
out
from
Ihe
main
camp.
Ascended
Qelkle
.Mr.
Mrnssi
also,
figured
in
an
other
event
of
importance
over
the
week
end
wheiiMn
association
with
Atulrew
liriuiiaii.
of
fjalgaty,
and
Hans
Fuhrer.
Jasper
J'arK
Lodge
Swiss
guide,
ho
made
nn
ascent
of
Mount
(ieikle
(t(i,8.t
feel
in
the
record
time
of
15
hours.
II
was
his
second
ascent
of
(his
peak,
the
first
haviiug
b
1
.made
in
tU2l
with
V.
O.
(.
Wales,
lMmonlon,
M.
l.
(ieddes,
Cnlgury,
and
Yal
Flynn,
St.
Louis,
In
US'
hours.
Itedoubl
Turret
peaks
Mill
con
tinue
to
baffle
the
climbers.
J.
W.
A;
Hickson,
of
Montreal,
presl
dent
or,
the
Alpine
Club
of
Canada,
A.
Howard
Palmer,
New
London,
Coiin.Jprtjsident
of
Ihe
American
AlpliieJ'
Club,
.associated.,
them
selves
-wllh
a
reeonhaissunce
of
I
Hudbiibt
yesterday
but
were
un-
Switzerland.
There
is
no
easy
route
up
it.
The
climb
calls
for
a
arenl
deal
of
severe
rock
work.
I'pwards
for
hundred
feet
is
a
sheer
precipice.
Iif
addition
has
been
found
that
the
top
of
the
peak
is
of
mushroom
shape
and
Uiis
adds
to
further
difficulty
nml
hazard.
QUEBEC,
Aug.
S
Allegations
of
wild
orgies
and
ministerial
joy
rides
In
the
customs
cruiser-
Margaret
were
branded
as
baseless,
according
to
sworn
testimony
at
the
customs
probe
started
by
H.
H.
Stetens
and
tne
committee
which
opened
before
Sir
Francois
Lemleux
today.
Former
Minister
of
Jurtice
Lapolnte,
former
mln-Istsr
of
customs
bureau,
Al-
rcd
Lacouve,
master
of
the
Margaret,
all
ridiculed
the
allegations.
The
sitting
adjourned
until
Saturday
morning
for
the
production
of
th
Margaret's
log.
R.
L.
Ca!der,
government
cccntal,
announced
that
off
I"
cial
doouments
of
the
cutter
end
examination
of
the
members
of
the
crew
satisfied
him
that
the
statements
attributed
to
A.
D.
Doucet,
former
Conservative
member
for
Kent,
N.B.,
and
others
were
not
based
on
fact
but
to
meet
the
orders
of
the
aovernmettt
and
to
satisfy
public
opinion
he
had
called
for
the
ministers
and
Lacouse,
all
of
whom.de-n'ed
that
Lapolnte
had
once
v'slted
the
boat,
while
Senator
bureau
made
three
Inspection
trips.
Sir
Francois
refusod
to
alow
examination
of
Doucet,
and
announced
that
no
Interim
report
of
the
Incident
opened
by
the
latter's
speeches
would
be
made
at
Ottawa.
CHARLOTTE
IS
IN
COLLISION
VANCOUVER,
Aug.
5.
While
lorking
here
from
Nanailno
yes
terday
the
Princess
Patricia
collided
with
the
Princess
Char
lotte,
denting
one
of
the
hitler's
stern
plates
above
Ihe
water
line
and
causing
slight
delay
in
her
scheduled
departure
for
Prince
Rupert
and
Skagway.
Neither
vessel
suffered
serious
damage,
the
Charlotte
sailing
north
at
three
o'clock
this
morn
in?
after
an
examination
had
been
made
by
divers.
The
Pat
ricia,
however,
proceeded
to
K.quima1l
fo-
further
inspection
LAVA
INUNDATES
ISLAND
OF
BALI
H
ATA
VIA.
Aug.
5.
The
eruption
of
tlie
volcano
on
the.
Island
of
Kali
resulted
in
the
inundation
it
of
the
village
of
Hatoer
by
a
lava.
The
population
of
the
village
escaped,
Snberile
in
the
Mailv
Newspapermen
Leave
for
West
Coast
Vancouver
Island
Search
for
Gold
in
Valley
of
Sombrio
VHJTOHIA,
Aug.
5.
Planning
to
develop
Hie
gold
deposit
111
the
valley
01
me
&omirio
on
tlie
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island,
John
Hickey
mid
.leromo
Kberts,
British
Columbia
news
papermen,
uplil
recently
employed
in
an
editorial
capacity
on
the
Victoria
Colonist,
have
left
here
for
Port
Henfrew.
The
expectation!
uf
Ihe,
two
young
scribes
finding
placer
gold
is
cotinrtneii'Miy
itev.
.
Mlison,
Melhodist
jjnssionary
011
llifc
West
ConsLjif
Vancouver
Island
for
25
years,
who
today
rif'a
friend
who
had
beeirin
the
habil
of
going
into
the
diMrict
each
year
unit
returning,
with
n
sack
of
Rold.
"(iold
Is
there,
said
Itev.
.Mr.
Ellison.
"I've
scen'Tl
both
up
tlie
river
and
down.
UpMhe
riverVil
bV
coarse
fcold,
while'down
at
tho
inoulh
of
the
river'
it
W
flqur
Kold.'.'
Tlie
newspapermen
plan
com
iitenclng
operations
with
Hie
hy-
flqurjdraulw
motliod
on
a
small
scale
Mackenzie
King
Attacks
Meighen
on
His
Railway
Policy
of
Interference
It
KM
IN
A,
Aug.
o.
Highl
Hon.
W.
L.
Mackenzie
King
last
night
made
a
sharp
attack
on
Premier
.Meighen's
attitude
toward
the
Canadian
National
Hailways.
It
had
been
said,
declared
Mr.
King,
that
the
appointment
of
W.
A.
Hlack,
of
Halifax,
.0
the
portfolio
of
railways
was
only
temporary.
"Mr.
Meighen
bad
already
begun
to
use
the
national
railways
as
a
pawn
lo
secure
political
support
from
one
section
of
the
ountry.
"He
is
already
making
it
wholly
apparent
that
he
intends
io
dictate
part
of
the
policy
of
the
railway."
the
speaker
declared.
"Already
it
is
clear."
said
Mr.
King,
"that
Ihe
policy
which
the
Liberal
party
laid
downj
1
r
of
no
interference
with
ttie
presi-j
ynt
and
board
or
lirectors
ofj
the
radways
is
one
that
he
does,
not
intend
to
carry
out."
I'nderl
Liberal
administralion
the
na-ioiial
railway
was
becomirt
one
of
the
jriea1
national
assets.
QUEBEC
VILLAGE
IS
DESTROYED
BY
FIRE
High
Wind
Carres
Flames,
and
Eighty
Houses
out
of
92
'
.
.
,
,Tken
:
"
,
UlKHLC,
A'g,
5.
The
villag-
of
SI.
Couiede
Kennebec,
7;
miles
from
here,
was
practically
destroyed
by
fire.
Eighty
houses
ml
of
a
total
of
92
were
de
droyed
but
there
was
no
loss
ol
ife.
Property
damage
it
is
es-
.i
mated
amounts
to
about
ha,!
a
million
dollars.
Tlie
flames
were
fanned
by
a
;gh
wind
and
for
two
hours
th-illaae
was
ablaze,
the
flame
sweeping
Ihrouph
it
like
a
trail
of
powder.
FLOODS
IN
JAPAN
INUNDATE
HOUSES
AND
AWH0LEC1TV
TOKIO,
Aug.
5.-
Reports
here
of
floods
m
Akita
and
Yamanai.i
prefectures
in
northwestern
Japan
in
wuicli
thousands
of
houses
are
inundated
have
been
received
here.
The
entire
tow
of
Honjo
is
uniter
water
and
many
casualties
are
feared,
t'hi'
Asahi
River
has
risen
18
feet,
doing
heavy
damage
to
farms
and
railways.
Communications
in
thai
part
of
tlio
.ountry
are
in
terrupted.
HEAVY
HAIL
STORM
IN
REGINA
DISTRICT
RECLNA,
Auj.
5.
Thousands
of
dollars',
worth
of
damage
whs
caused
in
the
Regina
district
early
today
as
the
result
of
on"
of
the
heaviest
hail
storms
in
years.
Large
hail
stone
crash
ed
through
a
thousand
windows
in
the
city,
and
sewers,
streets
and
basements
were
flooded.
Tlio
extent
of
damase
done
to
the
crops
is
not
yet
known.
58.
5U.
WEATHEOEPORT
Terrace:
Clear,
calm,
temp.
0L.
Anyox:
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
65.
Stewarti;
ClV4'Mti'!'Wt"1A
HaieUon:
Partly
cloudy,
calm,
Telegraph
Creek:
Cloudy,
culm
temp.
55!
Stnithers:
temp.
63.
Pari
chjud
calm
Hums
l.ako;
Cloarjiyalm,
tenip
50.
a.'V
Whitehurse:
Clear,
caWftjsinilli
wind.
temp.
CP.
Dawson:
Clear,
calm,
south
wind,"
temp.
50.
liPEACE
RIVER
RAILWAY
NOW
OWNED
BY
ALTA
t
Taken
Over
Officially
on
Payment
of
Amount
Due
to
Royal
Bank.
KHMO.NTON,
Aug.
5.
-
Full
wnership
of
the
Edmonton
Pun-
.'gtiii
and
Itifairwayle'
entral
Canada
line
now"
rests
ith
the
Alberta
Government,
hich
will
proceed
lit
deal
with
ther
interests
for
their
future
peration
-or
possibly,,
as
an
al-
ernative,
operate
them
as
a-pro-
incial
public
enterprise.1
;
Ownership
rights
were
secured
n
consideration
of
t,275,000
laid
to
the
Royal
Dank
in
final
ettlemeut
of
its
claim
of
2,40O,-
101)
and
accrued
intere
t.
FOREST
FIRES
,
NEAR
NELSON
?assenger
Train
Held
and
Tour-"-
Ists
Turned
Back.
Ymlr
Is
Threatened
NELSON,
Aug.
5.
Tourists
caving
Nelson
for
points
south
f
Nelson
on
the
Spokane
high
way
wure
turned
back
yesterday
it
Porto
Rico
by
raghig
bush
rircs
which
spread
aT6ny
the
road
from
lite
apex
J
Ju.
withiu
tlir?e
miles
of
Salmon
a
distanco
of
fifteen
miles.
So
hot
was
the
fire
that
the
i-icoming
tii-eat
Northern
pas-senuer
train
was
forced
to
wall
three
hours
at
Salmb
to
allow
Ihe
embers
to
cool
down
and
give
time
to
clear
the
tracks
of
fallen
timber.
A
Perce
fire
is
burning
this
side
of
Vmir,
the
famous
mining
camp.
hut
backfirmgr
and
trenches
have
so
far
proved
bar
riers
and
as
a
result
tho
settlement
is
so
far
safe.
B.
C.
LEADING
IN
CRICKET
Registers
Third
Victory
By
De
feating
Alberta
Yesterday
In
Close
Game.
HDMON
TON,
Aug;
5.
Hritish
Columtila's
cricket
team
continues
victorious
In
Ihe
tournament
here.
Yesterday
the
western
-
eleven
marked
up
its
third
Mrni&ht
victory
by
defeating
Alberta
1)1
runs
lo
I37i
Ibis
being
the
closest
fame
of
Hie
series
so,
far.
Pre-
vtohsiy
ihe
H.
C".
men
had
bealen
Manitoba
anda
Saskatchewan
on
Mou'day
aiid
Tuesday..
Manitoba
beat
Saskatchewan,
yesterday
by
tUt
io,