Destroyed
Houaea.
TOKIO,
ip'
4
ii'1
i
il
-in
.
.
.
-
.
i
:
a
ail
ft.
ll'tl
MII1I
1
11V
lllllirftll
I
II
IK
i
YRTLE
STILL
IN
THE
WOODS
S
ELL
OVER
PRECIPICE
itiLMfli
ni
i
ran
Broaa
w
an
nT
Big
Creature,
Bui
Snapped
Under
Her
Weight.
VMMOtiK.
4
In
iiotnl
h
r
ndition
after
a
inonlh
iis
i
n
a-
for
herself
in
the'
a
i
f
1
lie
Kiiulliern
interior.
.
K'u.itiui.l
Mvrlht
i.
l.lnll1""1
ondilionn
to
the
eml
of
V;ir;
aeordliiK
to
a
report
i-today
by
the
Dominion
hu-
ir
aLatintir
ahiw
the
effect
a
-eeent
raiti
holh
iK'ueflclal
'"i
liannful.
Home
very
hlRli
h
yield
uio
repoiietl
in
Mu-"
i'
wnil
faikatchewan
anil
'
it
aenenilly
will
he
better
"in
expeeled
the
rirt
of
the
"""'
li.
lu
Alberta
rain
are
likely
''Hiire
the
ipiallty
of
tlie
ffrain.'i
itniisii
tioiumuia
lriiu
crop
'ei-ord
one
mul
it
J
expected
111
Potato
crop
will
not
be
aB
'
'''
utcexpeut;d
in
Arberla
have
had
the
efferi
of
delaying
the
harvest
o
fliat
i!
.Five
mriiiiii
w,n.
Prwfoahly
he
some
little
time
yet
befter
threshing
become
n
i.t
a
a
reault
of
a
burri-1
I
Jr'M,ral
nd
e"'
througi.
;i"
winch
blew
a
train
on
the
kudo
i-ai
Way
from
the
tracks
fauuiu
..a.iiu,
107
mites
south
the
western
elevator
Tok
aid
destroyed
numerous
,
'..
....''
if
Il
I
M"T(
Xltll
The
Liberal
party
in
Alberta.
Mr.
Bowen
aid.
is
anxious
for
co-operation
with
British
Col
""lu'c-
Liberal
povermnent
with
wc,u
fieient
inaiortty
lj
lieved
that
Allierta
wuuld
cenu
to
Ottawa
a
nlrutig
representation
lu
?tijKrt
of
the
Maclenzi
Kiiu-
iroveruinenl.
In
iVlmoritdii
the
elertion
of
MajT.r
Btatenford.
the
ehampion
uf
I'aeific
port,
and
the
red'iclion
of
freight
rale.
lit
pruet..tally
aured
a
t.ial
ale
of
Hon.
Uharle
Stewart,
who
o
ably
riresented
the
vet
in
lite
Markj'nzie
Kin):
cab
ot
the
interior.
here
about
Aumt
C.
la
ln1l.
as.
i
'it
tic
lurking
in
the
hea-v
ied
nerlion
of
the
eouu-x
tn
tes
south
of
Cranbrook
"tie
was
discovered
by
a
'
frari
iers.
r
whereabout
wa
dlf-
Trirluy
by
Ahe,
aiijlP-.
ai
ker.
who
followed
tlid
.
several
daya
from
a'
point
lie
trip
ereature
fell
down
ui
pret
ipiee,
the
descent
broken
iy
tree,
the
heavy
ii
of
which
snapped
off
tie
weight.
.
'ned
lo
altaeh
a
rope
to
:
n
vvlnrli
id
tlll
around
the
ai
e
ueek.
but
she
beennie
cn-n'
'lie
anempla
and
linme-v
i
tiart(
'iu
Indian,
who
"
!"d
"o
fiee
for
lu
life.
KllK
AkHHl
I
Hll
BY.
THE
RAINS
In
Some
Parts
of
the
Prairies
It
Is
Improved
and
In
Others
Not
So
Oood.
'IT
AW
A,
rept.
4.
-
llaniulian
WTr.B
fUlU
l,J
M
II
I'll.
-
.
It.
Mi
teli
ell
leader
of
the
Alberta
Lflierati
til
the
appointment
of-
thai
(,'entleiuan
to
tho
supreme
oour'.
of
Alberta,
lie
an
able
opeaker
and
a
keen
student
of
publir
affairs
and
wttt
UUeu
the
ioliliel(iluaUon
L
an
eutixhlcnlng:
Manner
IhiH
evening.
Fred
Slork.
tiie
Libera!
rand.'-date.
will
aIo
rive
an
aiMivR.
the
TirM
lie
ha
(iiven
here
since
the
opei.oig
ni
I
lie
eatiiiiaign.
PREPARING
FOR
HOLIDAY
EVENT
Tug
of
War
to
be
One
of
Qreat
Features
of
Sports
at
Acropolis
Hill.
Monday
is
the
annual
event
or
organic;
labor
in
Prince
itupcrt
when
under
the
auspices
or
tho
Trades
and
Labor
Council
a
good
program
or
races
will
be
carried
out.
featuring
particularly
sports
j
for
children
and
ladies.
The'
Biijs'
Band
will
be
in
attendance
i
ami
will
play
selections
at
interval,
j
At
five
o'clock
Ihere
will
be
a
Junior
fuitlrall
inu'ifABl
4vtJrr
evening
a
big
labor
day
ilanoe
'
i
will
conclude
llie
list
of
events,
i
During
the
afternoon
one
ot
tho
meii'e
features
will
be
a
tuig
of
war
for
the
challenge
cup
nowj
held
by
the
Moose.
Already
there
Is
a
Irani
ot
city
employees
pro-pared
to
pull
Hie
Moose
into
the
sea
or
thereabouts
and
it
Is
pos-!
nihil
others
jnny
yet
elder
herore
.
i
i....
i
.1IUIIUUf.
,i
,
a
fuf
earn-
oh
ileciatation
alreailr
itivrinr,
un.l
It
lurllirr
Uio
UeveToiniieoi
of
western
Uanada.
'In
Alberta
the
en-
litnetit
ta
continually
crowUic
trr
raVororrif
jovefi.nienl
-t
uilf;e
iortn.
Tliee
dhouM
prove
cf
value,
not
only
Mi
th
eirt
or
Alberta
product,
but
alo
in
port
oi
entry
for
uc
.
phant
Charoed
Indian
When
vod
h
are
imnorted
and
pur
Tried
to
Attach
Rope
to
Chain
jchawed
in
Arberla.
Around
Anlmal'a
Neck.
i
Aked
u
!s
the
iiolitical
out-
took.
.vir.
iioMen
9M
lie
ye-
FRED
STORK,
Liberal
Candidate
Washington
State
Penitentiary
Partly
Destroyed
by
Fire
and
Conv.ch
ii.
4.
ifii),
tu
ill
uiiinai
visit
to
the
Auyox
Lmlge.
The
party,
which
will
include
Ben
Fer
guson,
district
deputy
grand
master,
Peter
Solem,
noble
raud,
and
S.
V.
Cox.
i3itury
ef
llie
local
lodge,
will
return
to
the
city
about
noon
Monday.
Baseball
tomorrow
lyros
vs,
H.tLi'..
at
p.m.
Enjoy
Partial
Liberty
WALLA
WALLA.
SepL
i.
Fire
lunke
out
in
the
Washington
tale
peiiiteutiarv
al
.i.30
last
evening
and
was
not
under
control
until
n
p.m.
Nearly
l,(ioo
eonvicU
are
tinder
heavy
guard
in
the
prison
V
rer-reytioii
jard.
Mejnilier
ot
Gompauy
F
of
the
National
Guard
were
called
out
lu.
prevent
ffr:oiillireikaniOiig
he
prisoner,
i
Xh6
main
halldiiw,
uidiiilihg
the
cell
houses
and
the
dining'
nan.
ww
a
total
io.
tuner
liuiidiiiRs
were
not
ser
oulv
Ooaslwie
Steamship
&
Barge
Co.'s
freighter
Grifrco,
Cap
Hunter,
arrived
in
iort
at
H
a'cltH?ti
till
morning
from
the
south
and
i
unloading
roal
foi
llie
Canadian
Fish
A
Cold
Slor-age
Co.
A
coal
laden
liarge,
rn
low
or
the
Griffeo
and
bound
for
Anyoxk
was
left
Ir.
the
i
st
ream.
A
Public
Meeting
Will
be
Held
in
the
,
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
TONIGHT;
AO.
O'CLOCK
in
the
interests
oT
llie
Liberal'
liandidale.
The
meeting
will
be
addressed
by
Capt.
Bowen
and
Fred
Stork
i,ot
Kdmunlon)
Seats
Reserved
for
Ladles
:0j-
Everybody
Welcome
25
TAXI
nd
Boston
Grill
Ambulance
mm
Service
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
wilb
newly
laid
dancing
"I,
floor
for
hire.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
HI
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
and
6th
St
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latest
and
bent
for
the
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
least.
Phone
467.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Vi
II.
XVI.,
No.
208.
IMUNCB
HL'BKItT,
It.
1,
SATUHBAY,
SEPTEMBER
i,
1020.
vtfrf.r
cnmui..,
noi
Street'
Sites
SR4
price
rrvn
CENTS.
Iberta
Liberals
Hnne
.
For
Close
Co-operation
Alberta
and
B.C.
Ports
C.
Bowen
Until
Recently
Leader
of
Liberal
Group
in
Legislature
of
Neighboring
Province
Speaks
at
Theatre
Tonight
To
secure
the
closest
possible
co-operation
between
Alberta
Mro
sii
uuiiuilnu
in
order
tu
forward
their
common
interests
tie
mm
or
J.
u
Uowen,
imlil
recently
lender
of
the
Liberal
Mn.Mlioo
ill
llie
Allierta
legislature,
who
nrried
in
the
ritv
"eriliiv
iifieriiooo
ml
ulm
will
l
iim
...
tv
r'vaMi
u
i
puuuc
ineeiiug
to
lie
neid-
in
the
eslholme
Theatre
(Ins
;
tig.
Seen
ll
evening
Mr.
Bowen
slated
thai
he
wa
particularly
ed
lo
see
the
elevator
facilities
provided
here
by
llie
late
'
Liberal
government
and
to
know
llmnrri
mn
aval
i
mat
urli
an
tntlitiiiiofi
in
n.
uiLU
i
i
is
aim
.
...........
m-m
m
m
vaiu
t
iii-rai
mil
iiaiii
tf.
i
,11
Urn
I
k
1
1
ill
I
ham
tuM.iin.,
...
ii
h
i
iiuuai
tic-
PnAll
Til
A
r'lP
va'"1"
,1,rou'
whirh
they
will
A
I
K
1
1
1
Yl
I
K
AI
--,,',"pU,uU
rrai"
nrkH
AlViTl
I1UIV11U
0
(lie
world.
Tin
mean
ol
course
1
1(41
Hie
I(hI
will
keep
-
.
...
.
.
.
.lu
..
1.
I
,
tt
.
Jured
Number
of
People
and
Pactty.
te
remit
heavy
rain
YOUR
VOTE
AND
INFLUENCE
18
RESPECTFULLY
SOLICITED
FOR
PLEBISCITE
IN
miners
Agree
to
Discuss
Wage
SPAIN
GRANTED
Reductions
in
Great
Britain
Government
Will
Give
People
a
Chance
to
Express
Opinion
of
GovernmenL
MA
DM
ID,
Sept.
4
Menoral
Pri
and
Negotiations
Again
Open
LONDON,
Sept.
The
(iovernmetit
has
decided
to
make
mother
attempt
at
negotiation
for
a
settlement
of
the
miners'
mo
1
invVra!
i.rrenriVr:
h.!;
fedV
having
sent
a
lconenled
to
hold
a
plebUcite
on
1
i"i..
Ti
-V
I
V
.
1
,
-
B
r"rlher
order'"
WTtV?11'.
P
1'e,"fr1milde
to
Lr!"?
Seplenber
It,
i:
and
13
in
that
the
St,aiilli
neoole
mav
ex-
.
.
"
"
lu"u,c"
wtrioDim
are
expeciea
M.....lt.t-
Cuok
"""'
I'"alf
Ihe
Miner,'
Federation
the
"o
pre
en
t
re
gi
me
I
i
t
j
reed
.
fo
-um,
f
-
JZ
,1
readings
of
lhe
men
to
enter
ink,
negation
fur
a
national
"
'
afneemeni
with
a
view
to
redue-
io
e
one,
ate
...
jioveinmjr
the
tj(,
of
aor
co,u
n
(he
coun
17
,
Immediate
neeeUie
of
the
in-
FALSEHOOD
IS
dutry.
GRAND
MASTER
VISITS
LODGE!
II
1
,.r
.i
...I'.,
til',,.
umi
id..
IIIUIIL
r
n
...
.
"rauu
jiaier
oi
me
iidiiieiiow
declared-
,'.
,
,
,
,
,
Loilae
for
British
Columbia
paid
'
I
V
,
'
,i!
Tu
,
"n
',
oricfa,
"Ml
to
Prince
Rupert
Lil.
.
Lpde
Xo-
63
evening,
the
Z
t
T
tan;e
"
f,,rn'al
ll
PWeeding,.
heinr
.led.
It
i
i
Hi.
lill
on
the
sbitute
.,,.
,
...
.
t.
u
,
,
,
..
followed
with
an
eiitliuiat
c
.,
iIkkiK
hut
never
became
operative
,
.,.
...
'
.
v.,
al
,
,
banquet
which
some
seventy.
FOLEY
LOSES
Ttdjtjl
ftoiMi.Jere.1
llie
mot
j:n-1
T
VT
1
IV
fill
a
Uf
portatif
development
incU
the
.KAN
I
AM
l.flAlllr
V1IX11II1
atrike
Varied
because
it
i
the!
firl
time
the
lninein
have
agreed!
lo
rii.cu
wa?e
rcductioni.
iWas
Too
Heavy
to
Qualify
When
I
he
cause
of
the
.!riKer,i
hai
He
Weighed
In
at
Ringside
Premier
Oliver
Takes
Issue
With
IT"
M,W,1
"ttn,h
duri
H.
H.
Stevens
an
J
Proves
Htm
Wrong.
j
VMUIUVWt,
Sept.
4.
Taking
.
iui'
with
Hon.
II.
II.
Slveii,
Who
i
rnporled
a
Slating
at
N'ew
Ve,minter
J'riday
that
"Ire-.
'
mier.dlivKr
had
rUimed
to
be
the
only
man
who
eould
run
the
P.!
G.
K.
Hallway"
atid.that
Oliver
had
!
cancelled
an
agreement
by
wuieh
i
the
T.
P.
was
tfl
take
over
the;
mr
o4j
ti)
me
Kieauy
return
of
woike.
in
the
niitlami
.pound.
li..o
ll..
.
oil....
..ti.i
"
nmaci
os
ij.aw.
Boxed
to
Draw.
TO!UVrO.
Pept.
4.
Jackie
couniie,
wdere
iii.000
are
r.owjJohnton
wa
erowned
champion
workin?.
!
hatitamwei.slil
of
Canada
last
jiiij-'ht
when
Vic
Foley
of
Vancou-I
ver
failed
to
make
the
bantamweight
limit
of
118
pound
for
the
tfile
hnnt
with
him
here.
I'o
ley
tipped
the
cate
at
120
I
iif
two
Imxed
a
ten
round
ex
hibition
bout,
the
decision
being
a
PENNANT
RACE'
IS
VERY
CLOSE
leonnected
up.
When
the
.
T.
P.
SZlepS
NKW
YoitZT.i.
-
Babe
wa
taken
ver
by
the
NaMPal
SmMb
ihe
bL,m
S
ilines
llia,
t,e
Ju.t
another
ouWet
Zl
a"
a'
,"in
of
the
season
in
the
second
to
.he
,oM
ami
I
M,e
Mr
.imply
J,
f
rS.iV
S1
,nsl
y1-c-heraoH.
inoperauve.
.
,
The
address
of
the
evenlnl
wL;
Vankees
won,
but
rlroppld
the
NOTED
NURSE
WILL
rVT.rr,,nt'
nra""
MSter
It.
.
Perry
1
.
.dC,v
Tn
IT
i
....
.
.
and
a
Jialf
half
taniM
games
for
for
the
llie
nentian1
PeimanL
PLAYGROUND
AT
SEAL
COVE
WAS
VISIT
CITY
MONDAY
Dame
Maude
McCarthy
Passes
Through
Prince
Rupert
In
Course
of
Tour.
A
notable
visitor
in
l'rince
Itu-pert
on
Monday
will
he
Dame
Maude
M.4'.arlhy,
of
London.
Bug-land,
mnlrnu'in-rhicr
or
the
ter
ritorial
army
nursing
service
of
Great
Britain.
In
the
course
of
a
tour
of
Canada,
she
will
arrive
from
the
east
oil
Monday
afternoon's
train,
sailing
for
Vancouver
on
the
steamer
l'rince
Rupert-
NO
PAPER
MONDAY
'
Monday,
being
Labor
Day
and
o.
a
nonunion
holiday.
tlien
will
W
HO
isAie
or
the
Daily
.Newii
NOTICE
TO
LIBERALS
0
OF
SKEENA
RIDING
01
The
Liberal
committee
rooms,
303
Third
Ave.,
next
!
lo
the
Kleelric
Bakery,
will
he
open
every
afternoon
!
and
evening
.
until
election
!
ff
t:
in
ii.
iii
ii,
uie
uidM
to
me
lirand
Lcn'sie
which
was
proposed
hy
II.
M.
Dapgett.
The
toast
to
the
Itebekah
Lodge
was
proposed
by
Mayor
Newloii
and
Mrs.
Jack
Annttnn
A
.
Boddie.
noble
srand,
replied.
Miss
llrHMMl
I
fill
A
Y
E4
M
yMfl
P"po"d
the
toast
to
VI
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1
llie
visitor
.
ling.
G.
Overhill
respond-
threatened.
It
wa.
reported
that
some
horning
object
had
been
Mayor
Newton
and
H
B
Roehesi.r
"ur"'V
the
proceedings,
a
de-
hurieit
jy
a
otn
;
l
into
Hie
veil
lilatiujf
Tan
and
from
this
the
flamoe
ftited
to
cell
win
nunnier
three
nsjttawept
the
full
length
of
llie
hOlMlnp.
LOCAL
NOTES
Harry
Birch,
managing
wecre-
Assist
Gyro
Club
at
Cere-monies
Today.
With
a
large
rrowd
of
kiddie.
n..
...
.a
i..'larv
of
the
l'rince
Ituoert
uen
I
n
""ndanee.
the
formal
open-
;
IXZ?
""I
.."w
l
Hospital.
..Ue.1
Pay
pr(on
yard
under
strict
'
"
iiv.-Miai,
oaiir.i
on
(Jll
llie
the
Cat-""
l.fli-1
'
the
gnartl.
They
si
emed
to
take
the
ala
this
afternoon
for
Vancou-
rr0l,nd
m
t,u'
lil"
al
S(al
entire
cfilOde
a
a
great
lark
ami
ver
"r
Ui
attend
the
"'7
,l",np,,l.,0,n
convention
U,e
,U'
oUM
Association
,Ul
the
their
time
yellinc.
singing,
playiii
hall
anil
cavort
ing
genjerally.
LOCAL
ODDFELLOWS
of.,ook
PIare
a'
3-00
o'clock
this
af-
lightful
program
of
music
was
dispensed,
lid
consisted
of
vio-
Jiu
selections
by
Dr.
It.
E.
Kyolf-
son
and
Albert
Woods,
songs
by
!.
McLean
and
O.
G.
Minns;
in
strumental
selections
by
G.
G.
Minn,
Sid
Thomson.
It.
E.
FJvolf-
on
and
A.
Woods,
piano
solos
by
linioon.
Mayor
S.
M.
Newton
and
"a"lllo
iwugias
or
eallle,
H.
B.
Itochesler.
chairman
of
the
a"d
-otnmutiitj-
singiug.
Those
.
...
...
I
ni'lllR
iu
PfnmiinLlu
v
Mrs.
t;eorgo
Grayand
Jamily,
"00'
DOa,u
"
.W"l'n
.TJC-Z':"
J...
-rV.
'
'
who
have
been
spending
the
'r,r"non,M
w"lf1
w're
presided!-"""""
-"
summer
here
with
Mr.
Gray,
who
over
by
S-
W
Ta,or
president.
of
,
son;
Is
manager
ot
the
Millerd
Can-
"'-
J
Uub.
Ice
cream
wis
j
1
Preed.ng,
broke
up
about
iniiin
ta
iitrv
nery
at
real
Cove,
sal
ed
tins
""ven
io
lue
youngsiers
ueiore
"
uUlltU
1U
AHiUA
afternooii
on
the
Oatala
for;lnp.v
started
fo
give
the
eqaipmeht
Will
Accompany
Provincial
Grand
Vancouver:
oi
uie
ground
n
first
use.
,
Waster
on
His
Visit
to
Smel-
j
p.
M.
Hay,
focal
manager
Tor
,
tor
Town
Lodge.
jibe
B.
I).
Johnson-Walton
Co.
A
party
of
eutiten
or
twenty'
Ltd..
sails
this
afternoon
on
Uu
local
Oddfellow
will
leave
bv
.Uicj1'r',ue"'
Louise
for
Victoria
on
powerboat
28
i
Leila
It
.
5apt.
,
l"i"cs
trip.
He
expects
lo
Alex
SalnL
late
tonight
a.-.-ompa-!rrurn
lo
ll,c
cil"
inside
or
a
nying
the
provincial
raud
mas-'we,k-
In..
Il
II......
i.l
.
..ir;.:..l
I
Arrangements
for
the
opening
were
in
charge
or
the
Gyro.
Club's
playground
committee
consisting
of
Leo
Waugh,
chairman,
Milton
Gonzales
and
It.
A.
Harlow.
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
ENGLISH
LEAGUE
Division
I.
Aston
Villa
I,
Burnley
1.
Blackburn
1,
Tottenham
1).
Button
2,
..Newcastle
I.
Cardirr
City
1,
West
Brum-
wich
1.
Derby
County
Liverpool
1
Everlon
0,
West
Hani
3.
Huddersfield
0,
Birmingham
Leicester
5,
Wednesday
3.
Manchester
United
2,
Leeds
United
i.
Sheffield
1.
Arsenal
0.
Sunderland
3,
Bury
0.
Division
II.
Blackpool
6,
Barnsley
1.
Clapton
1,
Suuth
Shields
0.
Fulham
2.
Darlington
1.
Grimsby
2,
Manchester
City
2.
Mjddleshoro
0,
l'reslon
2.
j
Notts
County
I,
Hull
City
0.
Oldham
1,
Portsmouth
0.
vrort
Vale
0,
Chelsea
0.
Heading
I,
Xotts
Forest
0.
Southampton
0.
Bradford
City
Wc'verhamplon
2,
Swansea
2.
JW
SOOTTISH
LEAGUE
Division
I.
Aberdeen
2,
Queen's
Park
0.
Ainlrieonians
3,
Hibernian
0.
Celtic
3,
Norton
0.
Dundee
1'nited
1,
Kilmarnock
2
Dunfirmline
0,
Falkirk
1
Beartji
i,
Hamilton
I.
Molher-wel!
2,
Clyde
0.
Partick
2.
Dundee
2.
SI.
Johnsipne
2',
Ralth
Rover
St.
Mlrrep
;3,
I:
Cowdenbeath
i.
The
Naliohat-LVauerace
light-
ejied
up
somewliat
yesterday
with
St,
Louis
is
sportirg
a
bare
five-point
lead
oVer
Cincinnati
and
Pitt.sburg
agUin
threatening
only
ten
points
back
or
the
leaders.
Error
aided
Cincinnati
to
defeat
St.
Louis,
vvhire
tfie
'pfrates
downed
Chicago
in
a
tight
ten-Ihning
affair.
The
New
York
Giants
turned
on
the
helples
Boston
Braves,
hammering
rour
pitcher
tor
23
hits
and
scoring
five
run's,
in
the
fourth
and
twelfth
innings.
National
League
Pittsburg
3,
Chicago
Si.
Louis
Cincinnati
.
New
York
17,
Boston
3.
,
American
League
Detroit
1.
Cleveland
.
Washington
3-5,
Boston
2-1.
New
York
2-7,
Philadelphia
4.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
C.IMI
..
B.C.
Silver
Dunwell
Gran'by
....
Uazeltou
Indepemfence
Iddian
l'j'emler
Porter
Idaho
Silver
Crest
.
Wheat
tnd.
.167.00
.
1.S3;
.
Ill
3
.
25.00
!
.00
.05
.
".03
.
.01)
Vi
Asked
l.8
1.47
27.00
.00
.07
!i
.06
2.28
.06
11
AN
EXTRACT
FROM
MEIGHEN'S
SPEECH
The
following
is-
ah
ex.
tract
from
a
sneecludetiver.
ed
tn
Montreal
..on
yptfin-
her
1
by
the
Hon.
Arthur
..Meishep
as
reported
by
Canadian
Press:
"
"Mr.
Meighen
denied
the
rumor
he
was
present
at
a
political
,
nienio
.
Iri
North
York,
when
a
Conservative
speaker
was
said
lo
have
smggesled
that
immigrants
of'ttie'
first
'generation
he
denied
Canadian
franchise.
Mr.
Mcfcghen
isaid
that
he
did
not
consider
himself
bound
hy
any
hut
the
set-
tied
and
expressed
policy
of
his
parly.
The
Conservative
party,
he
said,
was
ready
to
welcome
alt
good
'
citizens
to
Canadian
shore.
j.
i
.Brady's,
Campalg'm
210
Committee
4