r
25
TAXI
Boston
Grill
and
Ambulance
Service
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
end
6th
St.
WATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
VOL
XVI.,
No,
207.
9
r
ministration
Carrying
on
in
Same
Old
Way
Declares
Former
Attorney
General
of
Ontario
The
uiMin'cnly
ol
Hon.
II.
II.
Steven
in
connection
with
if
UMUin
i
II
u
rire
s
and
uie
oooi
ciraiiiff
ol
iinmir
n
Mi
own
iiv
J
Howler
at
(he
mecliiig
here
reccnlly
when
Hie
Government
Mackenzie
King
was
severely
criticized
i
well
shown
in
a
i
er
io
uie
loronio
.Man
uuu
i.tnjnrf
Ity
lion.
YV.
K.
Maiiey,
i
riMirt
fil
I.
jfllt
tffil4f:jl
nf
fllllfiriJi
(I
tin
timlnv
ilnu
Wlu
i
fin
u
uii
v
1
1
v
w
wmiuiiw.
i
iitr
1
1
1
u
i
i;
r
i
n
ni
iiiui
j
ic
-
i
dung
today
jul
what
he
charged
the
Liberals
wilh
doing
mMHiMi
or
two
ago.
The
letter
tays:
rnoin
rvi
r
rinii
I"
1
111!
I
I'
I
.
II
I
W
BY
BLASTING
.I
"mmc
llately.
as
btat-;
vec
wMhotit
siwidal
jicr-i
ngauMi
Hie
provisions
5lfir
U'-t.
1
111
t
m
I.I
.M.ll
.1
1
OVERPROSPECT
Victory
Than
on
Any
Previous
Occasion.
M
ti
enMiUseil
over
I
lie
recep-
x
mi
nun
at
interior
poid.,
n
k,
Liberal
cnndhlate,
r6-il
lu'
nig
lit
from
n
(tpeakitlx
is
.d
tonight
will
address
a
"
-
at
Port
Kssiiiglun
and
.
ii'red
to
Osland
tomorrow.
A
..rii
if
be
was
goiiw
to
he
Me
Stork
said
in
all
his
m
iinipaign
prospects
nc-ik
'd
as
pood
as
they
do
tb-lle
potistdered
(hat
Mr.
llow-wii-
not
helping
hi
opponent
i'J'
rather
was
Injuring
his
I'
in
'
ampaign
rould
not
be
g-ue'ter."
the
I.ik'ral
candidate
:
'
We
are
going
lo
win
by
a
:
majority."
LABOR
CANDIDATE
AMI
lit
V'l.'ll
2.,nl
1
.
T
ill
,
'iiniai
ion
of
K.
T.
Kinnsley
as
1
"Umi
raudiilale
in
Ynnruuxec
announced.
..
Advertise
In
Ihe
Daily
News
.
I
'
i
'
f
4
1
NOTIrr
TA'i
mm
,
I
a
OF
8KEENA
RIDINQ
1'he
Liberal
coninilllee
r'Kinis,
30.1
Third
Ave.,
next
"
the
HleeUlo
llakcry,
will
'",
open
every
afternoon
im,
evening
until
election
my
Ldilor.
Mail
ami
Umpire:
I
hesitate
e
now
llian
I
ilid
on
the
lat
occasion
In
crave
your
indulgence
because
Mr.
Meighen's
share
of
responsibility
for
condition
in
the
Custom
department
i
pn
more
apparent
now
Ilia
it
lit
was
then.
I
voiiUirtil
U
in
leged
That
Thousands
are
so-
quire-
lhe,a
whether
JltvSlcvens
inn
Hiiiafi
ai
nam
n
inr.
nonn
uri
in
jiiul
k
i
in
1
1
in
tr
ri
u
r
of
Vancouver.
anre(wliUky
smuggling
era
ft.
laden
with
Canadian
brands
of
whikey
and
beer
lo
be
landed
somewhere
on
Ihe
other
side
of
Ihe
Inljed
Suites
boundary
or
perh
up
somewhere
In.
Ontario.
And
what
is
there
in
August,
itStl.
lo
prevent
these
International
outlaw
from
taking
on
return
uaiwue.s
of
denatured
alcohol,
or
something
else,
lo
be
landed
somewhere
on
this
side
of.
the
boundary
line,
just
a
they
did
in
Mr.
llureauVlime?
In
hi
Toronto
speech
on
the
8lh
of
July,
Mr.
Slexens
altihuted
Industrial
Crisis
Is
Expected
be
Faced
by
Mussolini
Government.
t
.f
iikitallMc
Suriiie
lfunli
iiti
'
.
,
nwkwaru
one
ror
uie
pieeni
jtovernilieni
in
Kuvope
could
cany
ssveinment.
It
lums
out
to
uavejOU,
,h(l
,,rVs5ri,ni
w,.
,,av,.
embark-be
an
.
eieeedii;ily
awkward
(M
u,,
u
j)ll,,
,,,
;,iB,
iK
,1KI1.hine
one.
b-caue
I
learn
Ihat
the
bu-i
..
,,,
((.
Bt
j,,,!
irandi.
'sines
of
iiootlesiguijj
the
prnluct
!
of
tkinadian
.itillnf
lo
the
j
i
n
xjrep
rDCIfUTCD
rutted
Slates
br
Kasollne-drlven
!
JMrAllliOL
riXLibniLlA
boats
has
beu
going
ahead
under
the
MeJghen
(overnmeut
since
the
s(
of
July
with
a
wide-open
throttle.
Just
as
11
did
in
li.dn
....
i
.
.1
.
.
.
.
.
i
.
.
now
craft
in
the
same
way
that
Mr.
Vhiliniiie
and
Mr.
Iturisni
did
before
him.
And
not
only
so,
Ittil
(his
i
be
i
us
done
in
the
face
of
Mr.
Sleeris'
own
public
statement
that
runi-mnninc
was
res-ooiisitde
for
the
demoralization
in
I
lie
customs
department,
and
(tint
as
loins
as
it
Is
allowed
to
continue
"we
cjii
never
remedy
Ihe
rendition
that
have
heed
sbowi
to
exist
in
jthct
cpsloms
service
of
Canada."'.
'
'
'
'
1
Smuggling'
Operations
If
you
will
make
Inijuirie
you
will
discover
that
at
Sandwich
and
Port
Dalhousie
and
llelle-llle
(
the
sniiiiiclers
are
reprllug
ttiward
light
and
Ihmiik
cleared
outward
by
Mr.
Stevens'
officials,
ON
HELMCKEN
ISLAND
Tho
Japanese
freighter
aikyu
Marti
went
ashore
oil
the
south-
.
1
.
.
m
1
1
-
I
1
I.I
I
'
Conservative
administration,
and;"
w
isian'i
thai
Mr.
Steven
is
granting
!
,n
JI-U
Straits
this
side
of
clearances
loday
to
the
rum-run-iSeyinoijr
Xarrojvs
and
..'
on
Hip-
pie
Ilpaii
as
originally
reported,
tirconl(tttf
to
officers
of
the
Union
steianiV
Calala.
wliich
arrived
in
port
5
o'clock
this
morning
and
which
passed
the
wreck
about
noon
tin
Wednesday.
At
high
.tide
tho
bow
of
the
veisel
is
sub-jnecgtht
with
the
after
part
sticking
out.
of
water.
The
Salvage
i
ii
K
and
another
essel
are
standing
by,
The
Kaikyu
Maru
is
lying
J
ti
dUhjl
waters
and
should
be
salvaged.
It
will
be
necessary
to
remove
Ihe
deckload
of
logs
she
piit
on
nl
Tanny
Hay.
the
oruin
or
the
I
rouble
in
the
lieve
Iliad
the
.success
of
H.
C.
will
department
uf
customs
In
Ihe
ns-
inean
that
the
(Jrimsby
trawlers
soriallon
of
custom
of.ricduis
will
be
Tit
led
with
radio
telephone
with
tho
men
who
were
maiket-lslalions.
Operators
of
those
Jug
Ihe
output
fit.
Hie.
Canadian
ilujiiueries
ami
tirewerio
io
mo
hobllcgger
o
two
counlries.
Xow.
of
course,
there
was
not
the
least
difficulty
in
putting
an
end
to
that
association.
All
that
it
was
necessary
for
Mr.
Slevensito
do
was
to
foll6w
the
siiggMimn
of
his
own
cominlltee
bjitpiitTing
an
end
to
tin
granting
of
Hov-erninenl
clearance.
to
the
rum-(COpHnui'd
on
page
2
iln
m$m
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
iMIIXUK
ML'PKIIT,
II.
C,
Kill
DAY.
SKPTKAJDEH
3,
1020.
Cost
of
Living
Kept
Down
by
Liberal
Policy
of
Exemption
on
Implements
of
Production
IIICHIMUUTO,
Sepl
3.
Ifeeiaring
the
tot
of
living
ha
I
been'.
'reduced
lo
everyone
by
Ihe
late
Liberal
adiiiiiuslratiou
through
I
rediii'IipiH
in
the
ol
uf
implements
of
production.
Mackenzie
l
iving
lnl
nighl
promised
Ihe
electee
here
that
if
the
Libomt
parly
i
returned
to
power
there
will
be
a
continuation
of
the
prosperity
which
has
lieen
brought
to
Canada
of
recent
year.
in
.
"The
fisheries
if
one
of
Ihe
great
Industrie
of
the
country,"
'
.
.
...
mi
i
i
i
fuperi
declared
-the
former
help
the
fisheries
by
the
reduction
of
duly
fishing
i.naU
and
tiy
till
West
In.
dies
Irealy.
The
I.ili'!-al
gincni-inenl
Ira
always
knt
no
tin-policy
of
wider
markets."
DEFLATION
IN
ITALY
PLANNED
on
gas
engine
COLLISION
OF
INTERURBANS
Eight
Killed
and
28
Injured
and
Number
More
May
Die
Result
of
AccldonU
l
MOMt.'iK.
Mich,
Spt
a
IUht
to
ealhs
resulted
froiw
a
heal-on
coltis;on
between
twv
shore
line
!
iiitcriirbau
ears
near
here
yes-
Iterday
afler;ioyii.
All
aiMi:ion
to
ItOMH.
Sept.
J,
The
Italian
Ihe
list
of
.lead.
It
is
feared
will
goyertUiH'iit
i-
pn-paied
to
face
a
re-'ilt
from
the
list
of
2G
injured,
ti-einehdoiis,
rmai
cial
crisis
as
a
TIk
car
crashed
n
a
rune
retfll
Of,
the
financial
defldlion
!
and
telescnpetl
a
Ihiiil
of
their
canipiin
lauuctufl
by
the
oouupil
lenvtii.
The
southbound
car,
go-
VYHiriMMnt
ht
trw-;tJ-A-(4ulij.
,lf
.it,.
rr
f.'o--iKii
Mi,t
i..
t,4
M
iiiAsiiJi.
sepi.
j.,
iion
was
lokou
a
a.H
were
an
an
affair.
sail
imlay
"So
other
i
aii.
M
salmon
Hint
oilier
a
o
in
killM
by
blaUiM
l.
?
.i
foba
Ilixer.
120
Mi
,ii
Van.
'Oliver,
acrord-a
nJKijrraii)
receivel
yr-iv
lUiam
Maiden,
secie-'
!i'
fishermen
ft
proicclive
a'
n.
V
MUierwclI,
Dominion
.
inspector
of
Vancouver
tin'
investigation
would
be
haM'
Uiet
the
at
the
si.
tin?.
I
Detroit
tcj.
Toledo,
M
ae
run
aoead
or
ner
sc!iedule
by
which
he
shoul
I
nor.'liboiind
train
DRY
DOCK
TO
REPAIR
SHIP
Extensive
Work
on
.
Canadian
Coaster
Will
Be
Done
Locally.
The
local
dry
dock
will
make
complete
repairs
to
the
freighter
Canadian
Coaster,
which
was
badly
damaged
at
the
first
of
the
week
when
she
struck
Pine
Island
In
Queen
Charlotte
Sound.
The
work,
which
will
take
about
three
weeks'
time,
will
consist
of
replacing
twenty
plates,
putting
In
a
new
stem
and
taking
out
and
repairing
between
30
and
40
frames.
R.
Knox,
assistant
superintendent
engineer
for
the
C.
Q.
M.
M.,
will
superintend
the
work,
which
will
start
at
onoe.
Radio
Telephones
are
Used
With
Success
Says
Haughton
on
Boats
Plying
this
Coast1:
VAXCOUVKIt,
Sept.
3.
-Success
has
allcnded
the
(lovern-,
nient's
experiments
in
wireless
communication
with
"tuwbonls,
Yeitrrdiys
ClrmliUun,
lg
After
an
a"Il-day
Iittirin
premier.
"Ilur
governmeni
Has
tried
to
!1,imil,n(.1
,lflI
h
for
'
fin
t!i"
formal
extradition
paper
i
Tue.itay.
Vamlerveer
for
tin?
4te-fciise
ilieorae
attempted
lo
plead
an
alibi
.
for
Kzers
hut
the
judge
declined
'to
consider
evidence
of
tliis
char-acier.
He
IipI.J
that
special
crown
counsel
Palli'iM.'i
a.
iii
Itms
uaii
jshowpil
sufficient
evidence
of
guiii
to
j
ii
'
i
f
y
removal
of
the
!
prisoner
to
British
Columbia.
ELKS
LODGE
TO
REORGANIZE
Jrand
Organizer
to
Come
Here
In
Near
Future
and
Other
Officials
Plans
for
a
reorganization
a;id
oui.ifcmg
up
of
the
local
Elks'
t.uuge
was
announced
at
a
banquet
of
the
order
in
Uie
liostou
tiail
last
night.
Tnere
were,
about
thirty
iiruthei
Bills
in
auecuauce
at
lue
ta
iieruii;
and
iu
-chair
was
laen
by
loo
ex-
a,..d
ruler.
Dr.
i
rrauk
r.
'
Kenny.
"
1
.
Dr.
Kenny,
reported
on
hU
attendance
at
the
r.Us
coiivenllon
in
Yaneouvt.
early
last
montu
and
told
of
tiie
e:TThu$ias
in
dis
played
by
Uie
Hlks
in
the
south.
He
also
slated
lua!
Uie
(tranu
Organizer
for
Canada,
It.
Ham.
illoii
of
Dauphin,
Mainlqlia;
would
arrive
in
the
city
in
h
course
of
the
next
montu
or
to
and
would
spend
two
weeks
here
lor
tne
purpose
of
reorganizing
and
building
up
Ihe
local
ludue,
It
was
aUo
expected
that
tho
Past,
tiraud
ualted
Huler
fir
Canada,
J.
F.
Morris
of
Vaucou
ver,
would
visit
Prince
Ilupcrt
shortly.
the
ma
vie
r
of
obtaining
a
new
home
was
discussed
but
no
ac
tion
was
taken,
the
matter
beiim
left
n
the
hands
of
a
committee
for
further
attention.
A
.
committee,
consisting
of
Heii
Morgan,
chjirmau,
Daw
Katfour
and
Howard
Frizzell
was
delegated
to
'make
arrangement:
for
Ihe
reception
of
Ihe
Ketjlii
kin
Klks
on
their
visit
here
dur
ing
Fair
Week.
Music
was
furnished
during
evening
by
Arthur's
Orches
which
donated
its
services
ami
mere
were
soios
y
a.
aa-bourin.
Dr.
F.
P.
Kenny,
exalted
ruler,
presided.
and
lunllicr
camps
on
the
coast,
K.
J.
iluughtoii
id
Yktoria,
l'-jnmi
rr
rifTn
eriiilendfiil
of
federal
radio
telegraphs,
says
here
today
after
a
kIkI
PI
A
1-1
H
year's
lest.
He
said
that
the
llrilisli
Columbia
district
would
2UaJVrlllV
1
LlluULl
be
Ihe
.where
radio
telephones
were
used)
only
area
in
the
world,
ryArkPO
Iflf
I
imn
for
this
iuirpi)stfaiul.tiey"haVe;Piljved
Iheir
value.
AIKH
ll
ANIlN
''llailio
telephtiues
uscd'for
tht's.
purpose
are
an
important
j
rlXJUllLiU
ULiriillJ
phase
pf
our
work,"
said
.Mr.
Haughton,
"The
experiment
is
being
watched
w
ith
interest
in
I
I
other
parts
ol
the
world.
I
be-
fleel
oht
of
F.iLglnud
made
in-iulries''
a
year
a.go
ami
are
keenly
Inleresled.
They
decided,
however,
to
wait
twelve
month.
The
result
we
can
give
them
now
will
slunv
that
the
phones
are
practical
iind
of
great
value
In
opeiullons
or
vivsseis
or
this
sort."
Mr.'dlauiglilon
said
that
Ifn-pioveiiii'iits
were
being
made
at
Alert
Ifay
and
Cape
I.azo
stations
lu
maku
llieiii
more
efficient.
TRAPPER
PICKED
UP
NEAR
CIRCLE
CITY
IS
TAKEN
TO
HOSPITAL
CIIICL1-;
Sept.
3.
After
lying
five
days
without
food
or
shelter
and
suffering
from
a
fall
on
rocks.
James
Walsh,
a
trapper,
was
picked
up
by
Ihe
river
steamer
Yukon
three
miles
from
hero.
Walsli
.lgnalbsl.theboat.
with
a
bonfire
arid
was
takeji
lo
Fort
Yukon
for
treatment.'.
Subscribe
to
the
Daily
News.
HOHTA,
Azores
Islands.
Sept.
3.
AllhniHgh
the
Governor
of
Fnal
said
loday.
sanitary
conditions
are
satisfactory,
I
here
have
been
four
cases,
two
fatal,
of
bubonic
pla-jiue
on
Ihe
islands
since
Tues-
I
day's
earthquake,
which
de'slroy-!ed
about
1.500
houses
mid
re
sulted
in
at
least
five
deaths
and
100
injured.
Custom
and
excise
collections
for
Ihe
port
of
Prince
Hupert
reached
the
satisfactory
.total
of
3H,5ttO.?4
durlrur
the
month
of
August,
according
to
the
monthly
nfl.1
:
W
I.F.ARIW;
i
lflllftR
VESSELS
TFT
Street
Silts
til
Immense
Crowd
Went
Out
to
See
Head
of
Canadian
Government
!
In
Quebec
City.
Imperial
Preference
Only
to
bet
Qlven
If
Preference
Given
In
Return.
IJI
FIUC
Sept.
3.
In
Uie
heart
of
Quebec.
Premier
Meighen
yes
terday
faced
an
open
air
crowd
that
wa
rarely
given
a
public
man
in
Canada
to
face.
They
janfmed
the
market
square,
St.
Pierre
and
abutting
streets
and
it
is
estimated
that
the
number
ran
as
hi?H
as
20,000.
Mr.
Meighen
was
given
a
good
hearing
and
in
lis
address
declared
that
Con-
scrvalhes
sloit
for
preference
with
the
sister
Dominion
and
the
motherland,
provided
there
were
preferences
in
return
and
suffi
cient
protection
remained
to
en
able
Canadian
workmen
to
sell
in
the
home
market.
-We
can
see
no
reason
why
we
should
give
preference
to
either
sister
Dominions
or
to
the
mo
therland
herself
unless
they
are
prepared
to
give
us
preference
in
return,
the
Premier
said.
DR.
HOMUS
BUTLER
DIES
AT
VICTORIA
YICTOlllA,
Sept.
a.
The
death
occurred
last
ntizht
of
Dr.
Thomas
ltutler,
Ioiitf
associated
with
the
pastorale'
of
the
New
Thought
Temple.
For
fifteen
years
he
hail
been
identified
with
the
religious
lire
of
the
city
and
held
pastorales
at
Seattle,
and
Vancouver
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hell,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
The
latest
and
ben
for
the
least.
Phone
4S7.
FHiCK
PjyE
CENTS.
AMMAN
DELEGATE
TO
GENEVA
CONFERENCE
MAKES
SENSATIONAL
SPEECH
U
Qi
icif
Liquor
Vessels
at
Ontario
Lake
Ports
ustoms
ueDartment
under
lonservative
Ad-
GOES
ON
MILO
EGGERS
fr
George
Foster
in
f
AMCC
TA
D
P
i
.
'
i
LUlfllaJ
lu
L).
v.;
C
I
AllL
Must
Stand
Trial
In
This
Province
on
Hl-Jaoklng
Charge.
TA
UitA,
Sept.
3.
-
Milo
Kg-
er
must
stand
trial
in
Canada
on
a
cliawe
of
participating
In
hi-jacking
the
inutorlmal
llad'cll
liritlsti
tionimDia
waters
last
United
States
Attitude
At
World
Court
Geneve
Conference
Canadian
'
Delegate
Speaks
Plainly
Regarding
Anomalous
Position
of
U.S.
(JKXBVA,
Sept.
3.
Sir
(leorge
Foter,
former
minister
of'
fiuance
for
Canada,
delivered
a
sharp
attack
at
Ihe
world
court
conference
yesterday
afternoon
on
the
United
States
attitude
particularly
wi'.h
reference
to
the
fifth
reservation
relative
to
adhenmre
lo
the
court.
"The
world
has
awaited
and
expected
more
than
this
from
the
Tinted
States."
said
Sir
(leorge
in
the
course
of
his
renrarks
which
weie
almot
sensational
iii
characler
and
impressed
the
European
delegate.
'The
reservation
whereby
the
United
PREMIER
GIVEN
,
Mate
demands
trie
right
lo
de
liver
advisory
opinion.'
to
the
wurl't's
court
on
questions
in
which
it
elaini
an
interest,,',de.
nnnn
lip
Anill'p'elared
!r
Oeorpe,
"i?
virtually
a
ilUul
HjufuliiiU1
c"mnla,l,,
to
l,,e
tuurt
pu
.8,lIa1'
not
do
thus
and
so.
Thai.
Is
uo-
ri..r.
.
r...
..
....,.,(...-
..
I.i.l.
11,
J
IAI
IU
(1
lUIIUll
IIC
is
outside
the
league,"
he
said.
ONE
ELEPHANT
IS
CAPTURED
Myrtle
Taken
Near
Fernle,
But
Another
Is
Still
at
Large
Near
Cranbrook.
FEILNIE,
Sept.
3.
Myrtle,
one
of
the
escaped
circus
elephants,
which
has
"roamed
the
southern
interior
ince
August
C,
was
Captured
near
here
yesterday
after
noon.
Despite
her
long
sojourn
in
the
mountain
wilds,,she
was.
in
a
healthy
condition.
,
One
or
the
animals
fs
still
at
large
in
the
viclnfly
of
Uranbrook
and
the
search
for
her,ls
being
continued.
-;
The
financial
loss
of
the
owners
of
these
and
or
.the
three
recaptured
elephants
ts
conservatively
estimated
at
approximately
$3,000.
ST.
LOUIS
HAS
BIGGER
LEAD
Now
Two
Full
Games
Ahead
Nearest
Rival
In
National
League.
before
coming
here
la
years
ago.jov,.r
r.inrinnati
of
.VKW
YOltK,
Sept.
3.
-St.
Louis
widened
the
gap
in
the
Xationat
League
race
to
two
full
Karnes
and
and
three
three
over
..
I
Pittsburg
bv
virtue
or
the
double
TWELVE
MINERS
ARE
ir
TRAPPED
UNDER
GROUND
TOHO.NA,
Okla..
Sept.
3.
Twelve
miners
are
trapped
in
tho
Superior
Smokeless
Coal
Company's
mine
here
this
morning,
following
a
ga
explosion
which
hurt
several
people,
bu
none
seriously.
It
is
expected
that
tho
twelve
men
in
the
mine
will
be
reached
by
this
afternoon.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Wheat
H.C.
Silver
...
llazelton
...
Indian
K
k
Ma
rin
of
Premier
.
Porter
Idaho
report
given
out
al
the
cuifpins
.silver
Cresl
house
!hi
morning.
Surf
Inio'.
Hid.
,
I.37.U
-
1.90
.05
U
.,'.
2.21
.03
Asked
2.00
.01
.05
r
.09
.11
.
2.25
,o;
.12
t.
rover
Alexander
holding
his
rormer
team
mate
lo
lhree
scattered
blows
In
the
first
contest.
Itiiin
hulled
the
Piltsburg-Cin-
cinnati
contest
after
three
in-
..:
....
i.Jf
.
.
iiinfjs
wneii
me
neus'were
icau-ing
three
to
nothing.
National
League
Sf.
Lout
2-9,
Chicago
0-i.
Hoston-XcAv
York
postponed.
American
League
Sf.
Louis
3.
Detroit
0,.
Olliers
pos'iponed.
.
GOLD
AND
REINDEER
MEAT
GOING
SOUTH
XOMK,
Sept.
3.--old
bullion
valued
at,
$2,000,000
wan
,
aboard
Ihe
sfeaniship
Victoria
when
she
sailed
yesterday
for
Seattle.
Also
thessel
carried
Ll'd
Cajcasses
of
reindeer
for
the
mfnl
markets
of
the
United
States.
5