bora
5
land
Roval
Hotel.
3rd
Ave.
and
6th
It.
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
OLI
rr.
EI7MANV
ANn
iiiiiiiniii
nil
is
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
FMIl.MI
I
I.
tot
:
hllNmi
I.
Arsenal
2.
Liverpool
0.
Aston
Vllle
I.
Bury
2.
Blackburn
2,
The
Wednesdsy
2.
Bolton
2.
Cardiff
0.
Derby
County
t.
Newcastle
I.
Everton
S,
Leicester
4.
ltuddersfleld
3,
West
Hsra
1.
Mancheeter
United
2.
Burnley
1.
Sheffield
United
I.
Leeds
0.,
DhMon
II.
Clspton
2,
Wolverhsmpton
0.
Fulham
1.
Oldham
1.
Orimsby
0,
Portimbuth
0.
Mlddlesborb
2,
Hull
City
0.
NotU
County
I.
Notta
Fowt
2.
Port
Vale
4,
South
Shields
.
Rrsdlne
neaaing
1.
I.
Msnchester
Msncnesier
City
0.
Swansea
8.
Barnsley
2.
Blackpool
1,
Darlington
1.
Bradford
Cltf
0,
Chelsea
1.
HCOTTISII
LEA
It
It
F..
Dl
'
Aberdeen
0,
Morton
1.
Alrdrleonlans
B.
Cowdenbeath
2.
Celtlo
2,
Hamilton
2.
Dundee
United
3.
Clyde
1.
Dunfermline
4,
Hibernians
2.
Hearts
0.
Rangers
2.
Motherwell
3,
Dundee
8.
fartlck
8,
Kilmarnock
0.
Bt.
Johnttone
4,
Talklrk
0.
8t.
Mlrren
8,
Queen's
Tort
I.
1
tz.'U
........
.ni.liit.
iv
in
TTtMHV)
PKOIILEMo
Al
l
ITTINO
KAt
II
IITIII.lt
GENEVA,
Bept
11.
rollowing
lengwy
verssUotui
between
foreign
Minister
j
r.i.and
of
Frinw
tnd
rortign
midwi
(
HLresrmiau
w
vvi
as
-!
.
Mheh
iaioiiinn
annouiiLm
Utemen
had
examined
ail
tne
proo-
proved
they
will
continue
their
!:.
oration
and
arrive
at
decisive
f.:lta.
EDMONTON,
III
Nt
LOAN
ANO
lt-l'.
RIILtVAV
lit
tK
TAKEN
OVER
ON
NOtEMIIlK
II
1
297
bushels.
.
President
Pacific
flail
-
,:ld
was
born
while
In
her
eighteenth
sy
today
confirmed
a
report
that
the
.
.
.t
-hii.i
tha
Edmonton.
Dunveian
and
British
...kiM
Columbia
RaUaaT
onerated
bv
ms
com-
un
is
unctr
w
uij
-
-
ij-any
ior
several
yrsra.
.
Last
month
the
Alberta
government
FRANCE
AGREE
S
,
enrd
notice
that
the
agreement
would
i
terminate
In
three
months
by
November
11
a
ben
tbe
transfer
takes
effect.
illy
that
time
the
CPJl.
wUl
hare
had
the
opportunity
to
haul
most
of
the
(rain
crop
of
the
Peace
River
It
the
teather
conditions
are
Isvorabte.
GRAIN
SHIPMENTS
TO
GREAT
BRITAIN
(.(l.MJM.
Verl
Tske
llrt
Car
guen
Irum
Thst
Purt
This''
,
Sraoi
Iras
existing
between
the
two
couu-
vANCOlfVER,
FROM
VANCOUVER
SepL
Ui-Orsln
shlp-
.n4
rrrondled
their
Tiea-poinis
nine
hss'
commenced
again
ana
tna
n
Minir
solutions.
i
first
cargoes'
clesrtng'
from
her
art
The
forelra
mlnlswrs
have
agreed
t
consigned
to
United
Kingdom
points.
r
fer
their
conclusions
to
their
re-
The
two
vessels
taking
wheat
from
her
--tlvs
eovernmrnts
and
If
they
are,
this
week
have
been:
Canadian
?Tanponer
ior
Avonmouin,
;iSlA07
bushela.
I
Canadian'
Seigneur
for
London,
64.
SCHOOL
TEACHERS
ARE
OUT
OF
EMPLOYMENT
IN
PROVINCE
OF
ONTARIO
8T
CATHARINES,
Sept.
18.
CHANGES
OTTAWA,
Eepi.
18
Monday
premises
to
be
a
mrtnenious-dV
in
Cin&d'aa
pollUrt.
The
CoRrTaUve
cahuiet-Ul
hold
a
fcrmal
meeting'.
naratorr
'to'
tehdertnr
the
Korernmcct's
resignation
while,
at
the
seme
time.
the
fcrmer
Liberal
minuter
are
expected
to
confer
with
their
leader.
Mackenzie
King,
a
ho
will
probably
be
called
on
to
form
a
Oovernment
next
week.
the
Liberal
pary.
former
Premier
King
la
devoting
Liberal
cabinet
Scute
of
the
former
ministers
are
already
here
and
others
are
HURRICANE
AT
TURKS
ISLAND
MHITINU
AMI
MHAKYES
rARP.IEU
AWAY
.INII
SALT
I.KitlTEK
I.O-T
I
ItOM
MOICM.
ItALIPAX.
Sept
18.
A
hurricane
swept
Turks
Island
and
earned
away
shipping
;
llritllx
and
wnarrr
and
demoitsnea
novues
ana
changed
the
entire
ica
front,
according
to
a
report
reaching
the
cable
company;
here.
The
wind
reached
a
velocity
of
I
expected
over
the
week-end-
to
confer
wnh
Mr.
King
on
Monday.
Political
observers
continue
to
express
1
tbe
belief
that
a
fall
session
will
be
held
!
in
November,
probably
about
the
17th
or
20th.
the
main
purpose
of
which
will
be
to
give
parliamentary
authority
for
expenditures
from
the
treasury.
A
long
Christmas
recess
would
lollow.
ALL
BUT
FOUR
POLLS
All
polls
In
tbe
federal
election
for
150
mUea
an
hour,
leaving
desolation
n
Uudtng
tni
RlTe
it
have
sno
l
uai
ia
lis
wur.
rwuf
ww
escaped.
Many
salt
lighters
were
lest.
but
so
far
as
known
there
was
no
less
of
life.
NO
SCOTTISH
ALLOWED
ON
ENGLISH
JURY
Woman
ludUtril
Refuses
Any
Fur
Theft
North
t
In
London
Ihirdrr
I
LONDON.
Sept.
18.
A
woman
In-dieted
for
theft
at
the
London
Sessions
demanded
to
know
whether
any
of
the
Jurors
were
Scottish.
"I
will
not
have
anybody
Scottish.
I
dont
mind
what
they
swear."
she
declared.
The
Chairman:
Do
any
of
the
Jurors
plead
Scottish.
A
Juror:
I
am
Irish,
my
Lord.
Doe
TWI
V...
f
1.
.It
Hht
T'
th
drV
iry
iln
one
Another
member
of
the
Jury
he-
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British'
Columbia's
Newspaper
'
PIUNCB
Hl'PEHT
ti.
C,
SATUIHIAY.
SKl'TBMIJr'It
IS,
1020-
HAVE
NOW
REPORTED
JOPLEY
MINE
Majority
er
Mork
ManiK
Today
at
3:3.
now
reported,
and
J.
C.
Brady.
Conservative
candidate,
lias
a
majority
of
375
over
Fred
Stork.
Liberal.
The-total
vote
so
far
Is:
Brady.
4.164:
Stork,
3.739.
Polls
repining
since
yesterdsy
were:
Brady
Stork
Morlcetjun
4
7
Dorreeu
7
12
Sudnlt
II
6
Green
Bay
'.
.
.
7
8
Biblne
7
9
Evelyn
10
24
Olectanna
13
13
Kamu
36
20
North
Bolkley
4
7
COLLEGE
GRADUATES
DRY
UP
THE
SOUTH
;cnooi
teacoera
may
m
w
w.
r'
"
:
al
exDerts
make
un
the
force
with
which
and
Reflnln
Refining
Iployment
In
Ontario
during
the
jlng
autumn
term.
Judging
by
the
I
numerous
sppllcatlons
made
for
posl.
I
Hons
on
teschlng
staffs
In
this
section.
In
Merrltton.
for
Instance.
100
teachers
applied
for
one
vacancy
in
I
the
town
school
staff.
School
author!-1
;tle
here,
while
admitting
that
younrfl
i
men
and
women
throughout
Ontario
consider
the
Nlsgara
peninsula
a
far-
Ull,
twl
i,int
rlnl
IH.play
In
Fair,
f
lored
field
of
labor,
also
give
as
the
,
M)U
ja,na,
u)l(
p.
iiurns
Het
explsnstion
tns
me
wnaii
n
Commercial
llooth.
Southampton
1.
Preston
North
End
I.
'
Ontarlan?
now
UH;
growing
-
need
Its
own
teachers
and
com
com.'
Tne
wnurman:
un.
tnais
an
ngv.
-
,.
Is
to
....
The
defendant
then
allowed
the
Jury
to
be'
sworn
without
further
objection.
BIG
BAY
LUMBER
CO.
WINS
AGAIN
not
go
out
there
any
the
jnlrl
Twr
jn
UCCC!1.,ion
the
more
to
to
shoot
teach
the
young
Idea
how
FAMOUS
MUSICIAN
DIES
AT
TORONTO
Big
Bay
Lumber
Co.,
Ltd..
pas
won
the
gold
mrdal
for
the
best
Industrial
display
of
products
manufactured
In
the
'district
at
the
Prince
Rupert
Exhibition.
i
his
work
-
and
a
conslserable
decrease
In
(the
quality
of
the
whiskey.
FRENCHMEN
WINNERS
AGAIN
AT
TENNIS
IN
Llvlne
Un
to
standards
of
Dast
Vears.
hnno
nf
the
Unted
States
of
annexing
tractive
one
and
much
credit
for
the
faded
yesterday
when
.Vincent
Richards
j
manner
in
wnicn
it
was
uiiiijr
u
was
etiminaiea
uy
jean
uorotra,
tne
NOT
YET
SOLD
M
MIIF.R
OF
LAROE
MININO
C
OMPANIES
It
K
HE
EN
INVESTHIAT-IN(1
PROPERTY.
SMITHERS.
Sept.
18.
The
Topley
continues
to
attract
the
attention,
of
the
their
engineers
the
property.
Several
companies
are
negotiating
with
a
view
to
taking
over
the
property,
but
Prank
Taylor,
the
own-1
er.
has
not
as
yet
accepted
any
of
the!
offers,
although
a
deal
may
be
closed
In
the
near
future.
Taylor
.was
in
town
ths
tore
part
of
the
week
and
reports
thst
a
further
provincial
government
grant
has
been
recejved
for
road
building
and
this
work
Is
now
being
pushed
ahead
rapidly.
I
The
main
cross-cut
tunnel
is
in
eo
feet
and
the
ore
Is
still
holding
up
in
i
values.
The
rock
now
encountered
Is
hss
been
extended
over
fifty
feet,
fol-
hsd
llted
many
years
In
Scotland
!..,.,
Msny
American
.rrt..llntanU
,nd
Dth.r
nrn!Mlan.,
m..n.r.
for
th.
SmeltlM
I
.
a
...
a
f
tir.it
a
?
ham
ttnt
ranrii
T
ner
'
-
Company
visited
the
pro-
O
D.
Jackson
bringing
prohibition
erty
last
Saturday
and
took
numerous
the
states
of
Louisiana,
Mississippi,
Ar-1
samples
to
make
a
test
of
the
ore
body.
kanaa
and
Alabama
.
i
-
One
effect
of
tneir
work
has
been
rt
ported
Increase
of
200
per
cent
in
the
,
price
of
whiskey
since
Jackson
took,
up
VANCOUVER
CHOSEN
FOR
CONVENTION
OF
PORT
AUTHORITIES
'
PORTLAND,
Sept.
18.
Vancouver
was
I
chpsen
for
.the
next
annual
convention
ot
the
Pacific
Coast
Association
of
Port
rU
1MDIAMCUID
TAMfC.
Authorities
t
a
meeting
here
yesterday.
VnmUI
lUllOnu
.UA1ULO.
S
L.
Prenter
and
W.
a.
Stlckney,
both
-
.
of
Vaucouver.
were
chosen
president
and
POREST
HILLS.
Sept.
18.
The
laat
i
secretary,
respectively.
FISH
ARRIVALS
TORONTO,
Sept.
18.
Dr.
Augustus
to
R.
V,
O.
LePlne,
the
company's
local
.
French
Davis
Cup
star
3-6,
6-4,
6-4,
4-6.
:
Two
halibut
boats
sold
catches
at
the
Vogt,
66
years
of
age,
founder
of
the
manager.
,
8-6
6-2,
after
Rene
'Lncoste1
defeated
Fish
Exchange
this
morning
and
got
hgh
Mendelssohn
Choir,
which
he
conducted
Among
the
.commercial
booths.
Swift;
Henri
Cochet
2-6,
4-6;
6-4,
6-4,
6-3
In
'
prices
for
them.
The
American
schooner
from
1894
to
1917,
died
yesterday.
He
Canadian
Co.
Ltd.
and
P.
Bunu
Co.
Ltd.
the
semi
Ilnsls.
.
lAlkl
received
16.9c
and
8c
for
11.500
was
one
of
Canada's
outstanding
musl-
were
the
winners,
the
former
getting
j
-
.
..
..
.
pounds,
while
the
Canadian
boat
Kalen
ciaus.
Bold
tnedal
knd
the
latter,
a
silver
medal.
Advertise
In
The
Dally
News
get
17.4t
and
losMor
8,000
pounds.
Circulation
1709.
EXPECTED
Sals
584
new
YORK.
Sept.
18.
Cleveland
furnished
the
excitement,
in
the
American
k
dT,
pre-
Lea
fcU.bSM
ball
jrace
yeatedsj
lind
,todaj
they
ara
within
trireeind
hall
game
of
the
leading
Yankees,
b:m
tney
deieatea
maay
in
tna
laus-iaugai;
fttnr
la
the
National
League
St.
Lcul
recovered
tne
lead
-by.
taklns
aiv-eesy.
yaai
frcm
Philadelphia,
while
New
York
was
trimming
the
Cincinnati-
Rids
in
a
tin
...
NATIONAL
LCIOli:
St.
Iculs
10.
Phllsdelhpla
1.
Pittsburgh
1,
Brooklyn
8.
Clndnnstl
4.
New
York
5.
Boston-Chicago
postponed.
AMERICAN
LEA
dill
Boston
2,
Chicago
S.
New
York
1.
Cleveland
5.
Washington
5,
Detroit
4.
Philadelphia
3,
St.
Louis
6.
FAIR
GATE
IS
AGAI
AHEAD!;
Admissions
to
the
Exhibition
sports
i
ground
yesterday
totalled
S219.50.
repre-
j
sentlng
439
persons,
as
compared
with
,
(S8
from
172
persons
on
the
correspond-
j
lag
day
lsst
year.
To
the
masquerade
j
ball
lsst
night
612
people
paid
1432
JO
i
trT
nnn1
Mill
S43
50
for
admission.'
to
enter
the
hall
yesterday
afternoon
as
exhibitors
were
allowed
tree
to
remove
their
exhibits.
j
t-r-
MASQUERADE
WAS
ENJOYED
NOT
MANY
IV
COiTt
ME.
HI
T
EXCEL
LENT
D
NCE
TO
RAINBOW
ORCHESTRA.
NEW
ORLEANS.
Sept.
18,-Two
thirds
solid
and
hard
and
progress
Is
necessarily
Jj
part,
'(iitrtes
and
side.
The
Imperial
agrnvs
ruion-nig
proiuouwn
slow
wn
nana
arming,
oui
a
ui.iw
Orchestra
of
Calgary
provided
of
the
country's
most
difficult
being
run
nearer
the
surface
and
this
-
of
excellent
music
end
tn
the
trewnce
presence
a
large
number
of
out
of
town
visitors
added
much
to
the
variety
of
the
even-Ing.
Dance
followed
dance
rapidly,
the
Intervals
being
very
short.
About
midnight
there
was
a
longer
tntcrval
for
refreshments
after
which
the
dancing
continued.
Only
a
dozen
or
so
people
same
in
cos
tume
and
some
of
those
did
not
Join
the
march
around.
The
prlre
wtnneds
were
for
the
best
character
representation.
Mrs.
Anna
B.
Campbell,
of
Kelchlkan.
as
Mother
Oo:se.
and
the
best
drecacd
lady
Ulss
Emmons,
of
Ketchikan,
s
a
aw
girl.
Mr.
Holpln
as
a
clown
won
tbe
men's
prtre.
.
Dunns
the
evening
tickets
were
sold
for
the
err
and
it
was
announced
that
the
drawing
tor
It
would)
tske
place
tonight.
Visitors
who
hsd
not
been
to
the
fair
before
took
much
Interest
in
the
display
put
on
by
the
Fraser
Valley
farmers,
the
general
arrangement
of
which
Is
so
ef
fective.
Prime
Rupert
Exhibition
sle
tit
fruit
ami
teci-table.
compiling
Frorr
Valley
Dlilay.
Mill
be
auctioned
off
timlzht
(saliiriUy)
at
9
oclwk.
ARREST
MADE
-a
TAXI
Boston
Grill
and
Ambulance
Service
Anywhar
at
Anytime.
mu
mam
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
NEW
SODA.
FOUNTAIN,
The
latest
and
best
for
llie
least.
Phone
467.
TRICE
FIVF.
CENTS.
MONDAY
incr
iyitm
rnn
nrnii
.
ut
iu
hath
tup
mil
tad
it
c
njtornAii
irinirc
m
m
Bar
ill
avi
mm
m
m
imi
imi
ia
iwi
imi
awr
m
m
mm
m
lata
f
a
a
ar
i
m
mc
la
m.
m
mc
ia
m
i
m
m
iiv
iiiiiv
run
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Daiawin
urges
miners
to
Keturn
and
Will
Back
Agreement
LONDON
8ept
18,
-Peace
vat
no
nearer
today
than
H
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taenty
rear
ajo.
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wvas
Premier
Baldwin
baa
not
abandoned
negotiation
altogether,
but
there
arc)
it
nrritiifU
I&ihI
tndmr
of
tn
etrlv
aettlement.
,
-
Sir
Baldwin
told
tba
miners
U
they
returned
to
work
tbej
might
aecure
'
nanda
aa
tha
nation
wide
agreement
had
been
accepted
In
effect,
II
not
in
,
M
KATUN
MUCH
GREATER
w
pi:
ii
cent
increase
own
iw.
OTTAWA,
Sept
18.
Immigration
Into
iiiu
-.
a
A
rtmr
r.
nt
rreater
than
I
Of
e
aamt
period
laat
year
The
total
lor
ht
aeren
montha
this
Tr
was
B.M.
compared
with
Sl.400
In
iiu.
GRANDMOTHER
AT
37
YEARS
OF
AGE
HALIFAX,
Kept
U,
The
Claim
oi
a-
.
ll.sta-
w-nman
nf
VM
disputed
by
aomeont
wrtunf
to
tua
m
mm
tixrm
i'wi
mi
wyumj-
-
I
IN
miii:
male
at
miami
iikacii
floods
inland
JACKSONVILLE.
Florida.
Sept.
IS.
A
one-hundred
mile
gale
whipped
Miami
beach
today
and
Ut
irporta
aald
the
Uland
was
under
"lx
leet
ol
water"
running
over
the
Miami
Beach
causeway.
All
wire
communication
la
gone.
C.P.R.
LEAVES
PEACE
RIVER
one
better
than
una.
i
w
T"
7.
mi
mw
i
aa
ann
h
l
a
m
un
in
et
m
a
-
h.
mirriMl
and
her
first
"f
'
The
Prince
of
Wales
went,
a
few
days
nxi.Ji
ii
twi!
l'..ik.
F
-.:
K
t.
iri
I.
'n
acrpt
a
iti'otu?
lntlTuiu
un
liehalf
uf
Hie
Hoy
SiouN
tf
the
lmli-h
F.mpne.
II
was
prpsPiileil
Iiy
the
Hoy
Brouts
of
Amerii
a.
Monday
to
be
Busy
Day
in
6tawa
C
cse
Race
for
Pent
a
t
in
Eaih
Political
Circles
Owing
to
T
Meetings
of
Leaders
th
of
American
Baseball
Leagues
it
Day
as
Giants
are
Nearly
Overtaken
KAKE
ISLAND
i
FIRE
LARGE
f
HElir.F
HAH
BEEN
TAIkE!?
TO
IMllANH
;
IIV
I'NALiUA
FHO
JI
NEAL.
JUNEAU.
Se;t.
18
V.'orJ
received
here
j
from
the
TJ.
8.
coastguard
'cutter
Unalaga
,
aajrt
92
Indiana
are
homeleas
and
without'
I
fcod
follwlrg
the
lire
which
dratro.ed
three
fourth
of
the
bluldingi
cn
Kake
I
Iabnd.
Three
atores.
the
only
onea
In
jtewn,
and
21
dwelllngj
were
wlp:d
out
'Among
the
building
burned
waa
the
:
pctt
office.
:
The
Cnaleg.
which
wa
despatched
from
here
when
wcrd
of
the
firs
waa
'first
received,
took
tenU,
blankets
and
feed
for
the
Ind:acs.
CARS
SMASHED
IN
COLLISION
TRAINS
MEET
OX.C-
P.
K.
XEAK
KENT.
ONTARIO.
WITH
FATAL
REM
LTS.
LONDON,
Ont..
Sept.
18.
Three
trainmen
were
killed
and
two
two
seriously
injured
as
a
result
of
a
head-on
collusion
between
two
Canadian
Pacific
freight
trains
near
Kent
early
this
morning.
Twenty
cars
were
smashed
Into
kindling
wood
and
piled
30
feet
high,
one
on
the
other.
LOS
ANGELES
In
the
recluslon
of
Laurler
House,
the
official
residence
of
the
leader
of
inning
aflalr
In
which
eight
pitchers
were
used.
Pltuburg"
slid
further
away
fr.'m
(MOTHER
or
AIMEE
SEMPLE
MrPIIER-
himself
nuelf'to
the
selection
of
a
the
pennant
when
Brooklyn
held
them
down
three
to
one.
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TODAY;
AIMEE
ILL
LOS
ANGELES.
Sept.
18.
Mrs.
Minnie
Kennedy,
mother
of
Aimee
Semple
Mc
pherson,
evangelist
and
builder
of
the
Aneltu
Temple
here,
was
arrested
late
yesterday
afternoon
on
charges
of
criminal
conspiracy.
The
Evangelist
was
not
arrested
as
her
physical
condition,
prevented
her
coming
to
Vie
hall
of
BAEIULL
(lME
DREW
S1I9JM)
AND
1
Justice.
Mrs.
Kennedy
was
released
on
.MAMJIERADE
I1U.L
IS'LM.
bail
of
2i00.
NUDE
BATHING
LAND
OBJECTED
TO
bringing
the
total
gate
recelpu
for
the
j
day
to
1652.
No
admission
was
charged
MEN
AND
WOMEN
DRIVEN
FROM
IS.
AT
-MOITII
OF
BY
POLICE
THAMES
CANVEY
ISLAND,
England.
Sept.
18.
A
hastily
formed
vlgllence
committee
has
prevented
Canvey
Island
from
becoming
the
British
sun-bathing
headquarter.
v
Attracted
by
stories
of
the
care-free,
open-air
life
led
by
residents
of
this
pretty
little
Island
at
the
mouth
of
the
Thames,
below
London,
sun
bath,
er
flocked
here
this
summer.
TLa
bathing
suits
they
brought
became
scantier
and
scantier,
and
then
disappeared.
Shocked
residents,
.on.
the
Island
ap-
.nealed
to
the
police,
who
arrested
As
a
mssquerade.
the
affair
at
theMTerai
men
ana
women
for
lying
nude
Exhibition
Hall
did
not
amount
to
much
last
evening,
but
It
was
a
very
enjoyable
dar.ee
and
several
hundred
people
took
while
other
hundreds
watched
fram
on
the
beaches.
But
finding
the
Island's
lour
policemen
could
not
cope
with
the
hundreds
of
sun
bathers,
the
men
formed
a
vlgllence
committee,
and
are
thrashing
all
men
they
find
sun
bathing
in
no
clothes,
and
fore
lng
all
over-enthusiastic
women
to
dress
and
leave.
AVDITORIl'M
FOR
WOMEN
TORONTO.
8pt.
18.
The
need
of
n
separate
auditorium
tor
women
wai
dally
shown
at
the
Exhibition;
when
In
the
"Three
Arts
Room"
hundreds
Living
pictures
oi
Canadian
women
ana
listened
to
various
addresses
on
Lit.
erature,
Art
and
Music.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Bid,
Aaked.
Dunwelt
1.33
US
Wheat
,I3?i
C.P.R
163.50
B.C.
Silver
1.82
1.90
Oranby
80.50
Howe
Sound
41.00
Independence
..05;
L.
and
U
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Marmot
.09
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Premier
...
8.20
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Porter
Idaho
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