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Third
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:
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taken
over
from
(ieorgo
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by
J.
Preece
!?
w
h
Sealy
and
Hood
son
Fresh
Meats
rrlvlriQ
Twice
Weekly
from
lh
Bulkley
Valley
Phone
178
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Block
Phona
678
DENTIST
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phona
61.
CrU,
Warehousing,
and
Ulilrlbutlng.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Hasl,
8and
and
Grarsl
w
Spsclallxa
In
Plana
ana
Furniture
Bavlnsj.
Fur
Coats
&
Jacquettes
An
Kxqulslte
Block
of
Fur
TrImmlnBg
at
low
prlcoa
B.
C.
FUR
Co.
Nt
Q.W.V.A.
Third
Ava
CRIME
RECORD
WAS
SHORT
BUT
STRENUOUS
ONE
s
imc
wedding
ring
nro
mvlTintf
Man
EmuUd
at
Week
n,.U
o
the
golL
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,
a
mould.
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ami
End
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Faithful
Wife
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nave
hubbies
anil
tni
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il.
i
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,uig.
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though
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outs
wllh
the
law
i
ici
s
are
made
by
bendinirlfl'oui
'.lie
iilfe
of
short
trousers.
p
o
gold
ami
joining
of
avoid.
These
artvjil;utffUii
above
fii
head,
m
and
hard
nil
will
wean
.!:
:
longer.
I'i
,'i'
from
80.50
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&
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with
tmf
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New
Felt
Hats
and
Dresses
Full
Line
Thread
"
ILK
HOSIERY
$1.50
"Demers"
We
aim
to
please.
III'
criminal
career
of
Itlcli.-n.l
lli-Knn
Wliiltetnore,
wIki
was
e.ye.
ruled
at
the
week
end,
left
li
n
cast
in
.ciiy
me
tmiiT,
at
tin
ae
in
z.t
ami
wiin
a
noone
Ii'
Irrtiwilfil
Into
the
Mince
of
a
few
month
niot
ur
the
highlight
ol
a
fiction
hnndit'x
life.
lie
wan
it
comparatively
littl
known
gunman,
willi
a
prison
re-
'jputulfoii
for
being
"hard,'
wlieii,
serving
a
leriii
for
burglary,
lie
walkedoul
of
Maryland
penilen
liary
on
February
20,
IU25,
wit!i
'lie
key
of
a
mortally
wounded
tuiird.
Thirteen
month
laler,
when
a
New
York
police
night
patrol
picked
him
uj
a
a
sus
picious
character
after
a
chasn
at
pun'
point
from
the
door
of
a
niglil
club,
hp
was
(lie
active
head
of
nno
of
the
East's
nionl
successful
criminal
nrnan.-latum
of
recent
years.
Went
to
Gallows
Whiltemore
went
In
the
gal!
low
fr
slaying
the
guard
llobert
II.
Hnltmah
the
fire
important
act
fur
hi
brief,
spectacular
career,
llollman,
hi.
till
rruxned
hy
an
iron
liar.
lie
iw
day
after
Whittemore
-caped.
Whether
Whiltemore
actually
was
uilty
of
oilier
murder
laid
by
police
at
h:
dour
that
of
hi
pang,
may
never
he
known.
Ilaliimore,
Xew
York,
Chicago.
Cleveland
and
liuffalo
were
In
eluded
in
the
U'hillcinorts
gang
ope
of
operations.
Many
lu
cralie
haul
wie
mad
frnmi
Xew
York
Jewellery
P4laWih.i
police
beca'jc
uo.il
e'
and
of
the
f
abulia.
reported
nearly
CAKCtLLATIOII
Of
(!.
B
Jtoin.e
is
nmrBiToiviN
uut
tt
t
rt
ctiMint
vr
ll
7,
tur
liu
Irm.
I
ftiM-fUrd.
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of
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O.
k,
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Uiult
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U,
nin
jnn.
ut.
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lluprrt
l.an'l
neaiurr
nilri''i.
in
the
crnvlnr
of
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fnjii
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lllrki
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rlien
llanijUon.
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J.
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Town
or
pvti
:ienirnt.
in
in
niirlv
uf
I'rlnre
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In
Hi
I'ror-ii
.
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llrtll.h
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Hi
lranfre.
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al
ITlnr
rtuprrt,
H.
C.
Ihia
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ii
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Juu.
iinuiniT
iivvpto.
iiniiiHinF.
Ni
sr.o.xr,
J,
CICCONK.
Ipplieann
ang
Trnarnra,
LAND
ACT,
Notlt
ef
tnUntlon
I
Apply
to
Laaaa
Land.
In
l-anrl
liMinllni
nilrlrt
or
Prince
n"irl.
ami
iliiiat
on
miih
hr
of
an
I'mianird
I'M
"i
South
Vcl
Coat
.r
I'ill
I'laiul,
alxiut
on
mil
rati
rmiu
Ulutf
P''inl.
TAkE
NOTICE
Ibal
C
lloiaU.
at
U
ini.i
epi.tinr
nf
llrllith
(Viliiliilila.
nrru-
liallim.
Cannery
Nanaarr,
Inlemla
in
apply
fur
a
it'
or
III
rnllnwlnr
danrrilied
land:
Cimnnenrlnr
at
a
vut
planted
un
Ihe
4lnra
ur
an
unnamed
bay
on
th
amith-ei
iin'l
or
I'llt
Maud,
about
cum
mil
ran
nf
Itiurf
Point;
Ihrnrr
nuriri
twenty
rhaina;
tliwirc
eat
tweiily
rlialBM
llienre
...nih
twenty
rhaina,
mor
or
leas,
lo
Hlrh
Water
Mark:
thene
rnllnwinir
lilarh
water
mark
weMertr
llnt
of
rommenrnnienl,
ami
ronlalninir
eltlily
arrna,
more
or
!.
tHTH.
my
su.h.
itta.
ROl,SKUIi
Ipplleanl.
LAMP
APT,
Caaalar
't
nd
pt'lrlrt.
I
and
rternrdlna
MOrlrl
o
prlnr
Unpen,
ami
uiuai
on
Allin
lak
alw.iu
J
miln
aoiilhwejl
or
il
o
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TkK
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that
Edwin
Jul
Errerl.
nf
Atlin.
In
lh
l-rnvlnr
of
llrlllah
Cnlmn.
Ma,
oernpallon
orillo
lourlal
lainwh,
Intend!
to
anplv
tor
pnn.ioi
lo
pur-rha'
lb
f'dlowln
dearrllifl
lamlii
Cciwnenrlnir
ll
a
jpoal
pinnlivl
l
ine
anntliea!
corner
of
(llaMer
Kay,
In
Atlin
lake,
altual'-d
l
bv!
thenr
follnwini
i,.
Vh.ir
iin
ueil
tn
rhala:
thene
u.nili
tn
rhalnai
Ihenr
ml
1"
rhaina
thenr
north
10
rhaln,
to
point
n.
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effect
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wnt.MMWI
on
WRITS
UNION
STATION,
SEATTLE,
1405
Fourth
Ave.
inent.
The
"million
dollar
'aeliMi
when
Hie
ermie
orpani-
crime
trut.'
o
duhld
later
by
za,,on
wa
ciiaii'-rci,
reveaun
i:-
elf
a
an
almost
entirely
self.
MipporliOK
erime
unit
when
(ml
ice
dup
into
II
secret
h.
It
had
it
own
private
"fences"
for
ret'eiv-inx
stolen
(roods
and
maintained
its
own
.bdiineN
of
dmposa
real
U
ins:
a
much
Uielier
profit
an
iU
lout
iliuu
is
uualiy
the
eae.
The
profits
wvrfe
apMir-lioneil
ainmn:
the
sang
members,
the
opirortioniiieni
tieing
made
hy
Whiltemore,
wlm
per-onally
su
perinleodiit
its
operations.
Si
sueeAfii
had
the
pan'
sytem
gerous
example.
Gang's
Breakup
'
The
gang
limikup
was
rapid:
after
Whiltemore
ami
iwn
rum-'
paninns
visited
the
Chaniee
tuUi
ii
I
ub
in
the
early
murium:
of
March
14)
last,
lie
wa
(railed!
from
the
door
hy
a
rovinp
patrol,
forced
from
his
automobile
sev
eral
blocks
away,
and
taken
to
head
quarters"
where
his
identity
was
establish!.
The
remainder
of
Iho
rising
wer
rounded
up
one
by
one,
largely
through
a
police
waleh
on
Mrs.
Margaret
Whillcmofe,
Hie
bandit
chiefs
wife,
who
was
living
with
him
In
a
downtown
hotel.
Wife
Arrested
Mrs..
Wliittemore
atso
was
ar-
TIMBER
SALE
X8109.
;on
an
agreement
with
DUtrlet
Attorney
JJanton,
ly
admiltim?
jhis
part
in
theft
totalling
bun-
silred
of'
thousand
of
dollar.
;ViiiHmore.
however,
rcfiueil
to
.ncrimmaie
any
oilier
member.
;of
Hie
aiij.
Afer
her
relea
,!
j
M
cm
.
liillenifirf
dedicated
lier-iHctr
to
an
attempt
bi
avc
her
llipsband'
life.
,
fne
appeared
in
liuffalo
and
M!
ileiil
in
the
court
tooip
ai
a
ur
w
dlMeiiarKed1
aftei!
failiiiK
lo
HKte-
"ii
VhittP-:
inure
-
gunt
in
P0iiiuv,n
witti
nip
nlayinx
of
u
ba:ik
nicHeiiKcr
in
a
0."Uon
iaylilit
holdiif;
I
lo
re.
She
followed
him
h.v
k
In
(salt
imore
wheii
Xpw
York
tale.
ilelf
liavjl'lg
riii.l.pry
jr..
'tlicljnen!
affuin'l
til
aiifr
ead-i
or
whouc
penallle.
wniiii
total!
200
year,
released
him
to
Mary
j
land,
where
Slates
Attorney
11.
H.
U'Conor.
whoe
yuitlifuiiie1
matched
lhat
af-.lbe
prisoner,!
prornirtcii
a
"neri'it
liaogin.
cae."
,
Found
Guilty
VYhiUeuuire
w,'ia
ihuikI
xuilly
of
firai
ib'xieo
niunlcr
on
May
21.
Later
both
tin-
upreiuc
bench
of
ltaltiuiorc
au.
ih
Maryland
Court
of
Appcau
hao
Jfnieil
Whiltemore
a
new
trial,
liovenior
lUtchie
of
MarylamJ
reviewed
the
cae.
Ijiar
Allan
t'oe,
Wbitlemon'.'j
eou:ici,
,:on
ti'iuleil
(iip
evidence.
juMiiieq;
no,
coi.titution
of
the
Dominion.
thiiiK
more
severe
J
nan
a
verdiH
Stevens
Amendment
oi
mcoii.i
iesrrep
iniiKji-r.
Whit.
"If
w
had
voted
for
Stevens
li-more
ilofeiiH
a-
that
In
Ja
Mtruek
the
ff.iar.l
down
in
-e.t-.
prvalho
would
take
office,
and
di-rciioe
lunns
an
alien
atioi..
Uf
would
have
a
high
protection
and
not
for
the
purp.....
f
e-'
,arty
jn
p0WPr
wh(,
woul(,
not
.1-.
..ov
rnor
ii:i.
-i.ie
oecun-
It
(..jv
Uh
old
ase
penaionit.
en
to
inieriere.
lat
liecember,
were
attributed
by
police
to
WhlHermire
or
h
tollowers.
Xeitbe'r
of
Hie
crimes,
however,
was
epr
tautened
1-reetly
on
the
sang.
Whilleninr
admitted
sboolini;
hklward
Spike"
Kenney
at
a
Midd'e
Iliver
roadlioune
oh
!!.'
oulssirt
of
Ilaliimore,
JasJ
llall.nve'a
nialit.
Kenney
recovered
in
a
hospital
with
a
police
uarl
around
the
liiilldin'p.
Whiltemore
pleaded
poverlv
wben
armijsned
tn
Haltlmore.
HliMO.NT4iN.
Ann.
:t7.
Hiving
lull
credit
for
tin-
introduction
of
(lid
Arc
pensions
and
On
rat
Credits,
Ite-valuatitin
of
Soldiers'
I
Jind
Act
and
other
measures:
ai
reumi
in
.vew
nrK.
mn
uer
lian-
nasun.s.
being
particularly
cen-dit
husband
effected
her
releasi.!.
,
ltjr
avtiom
in
warU
lo
the
Old
Age
pensions
bill.
Tbtra
win
ii
i.rri.i
rnr
i
iMihiii-
iii
IMnioiiton
lift.
Auiilun.
at
iun
mi
Hie
nanl
day
uf
Aua
"Tliasa
nn
sillirvrr
(hern
firo.l
i
nese
men.
siumg
mere
iixeu
at.
Him.
in
in
urrim
uf
u
iiiainct
rurrmri,
rrinre
nuisri.
n
aiid,
ui
rui
i.ioti.ii
MrinliH'k
and
Cedar,
oil
TIMBER
SALE
X8108.
Thr
win
b
orrered
rr
.ale
at
Public
I
necessity
of
either
abolishing
or
Auction,
at
p.m
mi
IIh
1rd
U.l.v
of
Sep-i
-..r..,.,,.!,,,,
ii
eeivila
leinlwr,
IDiA,
In
lb
offlr
or
the
pl.irlV
l'
n
rul
m,n
U,
elial.
run'urr,
ITlnr
lliiprri,
H.
i:
IIm
I.lreuce
X
HI
III,
to
,.U
H.
11
1,000
rie
or
Sprue.
Ilruilork
ami
r.eilar,
mi
an
area
eituaied
on
Selwyn
lulet,
and
adjoluinir
Lot
315
aud
8.
T.
I..
Slvlp,
Oueen
i
harlutle
Islands.
Thrrt
(3'
jeara
will
n
allowed
Tor
removal
of
lb
ilmlier
PWivldi-d
that
any
one
unible
lo
attend'
the
aurtlon
In
er..n
may
nit.
mil
a
araledl
leiun-r
U
b
i.Hiicd
at
tb
hour
ol
iuci.n,
iml
treated
aa
on
bid.
I
mruier
partlrulna
or
Ih
Chler
rorea-ter,
Mrt.ina.
B.
C,
or
IHMrlri
Foreiler.
I'rlnr
lliiierl.
II.
c,
TIMBER
SALE
X8148
Sealed
trmteri
will
1
received
hy
the
Mini.
ler
of
lamb
at
Victoria
no
later
thitu
iuhhi
tin
the
tf.th
dav
or
liirn.i
lu.n
Vi
r.rvrf
licence
xkiih.
tn
rut
tjvos
who
had
bitterly
opposed
ss.non
ortn
Jarkpln
Tiei
...
.
'
.
on
an
area
loratcdl..
,
,
','
:
V"
fc'.r"."u
,
0H
S'
"'
ts
near
I
be
Old
Age
Pensions
bill,
and
hS..?c,.l!:,ru.',U,'n,,
n"w'lbe
former
was
also
blamed
for
lurr
iji
removal
or
t
True
to
Promises
Labor
in
the
last
parliament
had
no
general
aKieemonl
to
support
the
government
of
Mackenzie
Kiug.
said
Mr.
Woodsworlh,
but
Mackenzie
King
had
proved
true
lo
his
pledges
and
iirotight
In
measures
asked
for
by
Labor,
aud
for
this
reason
they
had
supported
him.
lion.
Arthur
-Moipheu
and
It.
11.
llennett,
K.C.,
of
Cal
gary,
were
two
or
Hie.
Conserva
ni'lmlT
ii''vl
rori
Ihe
spectacle
of
Ihe
governor
ge-
...''"fiber
pariiruian
of
ih
Chier
ror.
nopal
of
Canada
being
vut
In
the
pr!5c.
nuptn.'
b;
"
or
D',,rlc,
For,,,"'!posiUon
of
acting
contrary
to
the
1
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
The
Mineral
Province
of
Western
Canada
TO
THE
END
OF
DECEMBER,
1925.
Ija
produced
Minerals
as
foHow's:
I'Jarer
Oold,
177,003,045;
Lode
Oold,
$122,808.-45tt;
Silver,
$71,1
11,307;
Lead,H0,2I,tO7;
Coprrr,
$107,042,047;
zinc,
?30,925,047;
.Miscellaneous
.Minerals,
Sl.r!H,37J
Cnal
nd
Coke,
273,048.053;
Huildlng
Stone.
Hrick,
Cement,
etc.,
JJ4
5.005,880;
making
its
.Mineral
Production
to
the
end
of
1025
show
an
Aggregate
Value
of
$920,919,628
Production
for
Year
Ending
Dec.
1925,
$61,492,242
The
.Mining
Laws
of
this
province
are
more
liberal
and
the
fees
lower
than
those
of
any
other
province
in
the
Dominion,
or
any
colony
in
the
British
Empire.
'
.Mineral
locations
are
granted
lo
discoverers
for
nominal
fee.
Aliinliite
Titles
are
obtained
by
developing
xurh
properties,
the
eeeurity
of
which
i
guaranteed
by
Crown
Grant?.
Full
information,
togelher
with
Alining
Heporjs
and
Maps,
m3y
be
obtained
gratis
by
addressing
THE
HON.
THE
MINISTER
OF
MINES
Victoria,
British
Columbia.
X.H.
Practically
all
British
Columbia
Mineral
Properties
upon
which
development
work
has
been
done
are
described
in
some
one
of
the
Annual
Reports
of
the
Minister
of
Mines.
Those
considering
mining
investments
should
refer
to
such
reports.
They
are
available
without
charge
on
application
to
the
Department
of
Mines.
Victoria,
ILC
lleports
covering
each
of
the
six
Mineral
Survey
Districts
are
published
separnlely,
and
are
available
on
application.
Reports
of
the
Geological
Survey
of
Canada,.
Winch
Duilding,
Vancouver,
are
recommended
as
valuable
sources
of
ninnril
nlsn
Ilia
4kn.fiiii.firrfmnt
Hit
I
J
ue
flaying':
of
"
ClncavJ
i,rnJm
ii
t
n..r
k
i
iimi'v
i
iuii.-iii
u
1
1
VI
H
tjm
v
I
viv
l
-nimy
l.aiiKn
a
an
under-
.
:
...
...
i
,
,
,
1
i
,
.
iiiiiiki
"r
hiiicii
.iuur
IVUU1
I1UI
world
rharacter
of
l.liuasro
and
.....
.
.
.
..
i
llBitmiore,
wKo
wnf
found
shot
Mo
death
in
North
Arlington,
i
ll
inl
l-Vlifiifi,.
Ar
of
HO
me
see
wuy
Merglien
should
over
to
the
imperial
confer-1
Is,,..,'.,,
I..
Hilden.
of"
imiiniorc,i",w
n
beeanse
Jaoque-j
loeeved
f
""
h'dn
'
H'T
r,R,,t!
a
former
men.lier
of
th..
Uhiiieniore
gang-.
411
Xew
York,
1
PJ
ytlz
or
ppau,se
HUaillon
bad
a
secretary
who
wasn't
what
be
ought
to
be,"
said
Mr.
Woodsworlh.
"My
position
was
that
under
the
parly
system
we
couldn't
get
a
fair
trial
in
the
bouse
and
that
wa.H
why
I
brought
in
the
amendment
to
have
a
full
inquiry
by
a
judicial
coin
miss
fon
to
eo
into
the
matter
in
all
parts
of
Canada,
iiicliidinp
Vancouver."
"That's
Stevens
seat,"
shouted
A
member
of
the
audience.
"I
know
it
is,
and
I
know
that
bat
became
of
ija
reputed
whiskey
went
out
of
there
in
ship-fortune
in
loot
was'
riever
devel-
load
lo
Mexico,
a
lot
of
it
in
oped.
Kdgar
Allan
Poe,
who
wad
j
launches
which
made
Ihe
remark-inipoinle.1
by
the
court
lo
de-lablc
time
of
three
flays
for
a
re-fend
him.
was
a
former
stale!
turn
trip
to
Mexico,"
shot
back
A
I
IllPliai1
ft
lit
I
t
1
M
t
fABIllAM
.
.een
Mi.il
i-i.
at
f.r.i
.i-iin.i
:
'
"
-,,r-
vvownwonn
amm
general
"
"
,""
"--!
.iiinrtipv
t?i-niil
fir
Itiltimnr.
In
mlf
iMiMir
tii.-
.itMailH
of
aL.
r
....
.
confession
of
Anthony
Paladino,
oie
of
Wlillleiimre
henchmen.
On
the
grounds
(hat
it
et
a
dan
W
I
-!
1
lilt"
I
II
I
timore
bar
association.
LABOR
LEADER
GIVES
ADDRESS
Speaks
at
Edmonton
When
John
La
lie
man
Is
Nominated
to
Contest
Constituency.
laughter
and
applause.
British
Liberty
Dealing
with
the
constitutional
question
-Mr.
Woodsworlh
stated
bluntly
that
his
position
was
very''
clear,
and
that
it
wa
that
the
governor
general
in
Canada
should
have
no
more
power
than!
I
lie
kin;;
had
in
England.
I
can't
see
why
an
Englishman
who
conies
to
Canada
should
bae
less
power
to
run
his
own
affairs
than
he
had
in
F.nland,
and
why
he
should
permit
any
greater
freedom
on
the
part
of
the
governor
general
here
than
on
the
part
of
the
King
of
fircat
llitlain.
In
this
case
the
governor
general
was
ill-advised
by
Mr.
Meigheiii
(
lie
kin;r
can
do
no
wrong,
which
would
have
been
of
great
(waving
'
follow
the
advice
of
hisj
bpnefftito
the
workers
to
tii,Mi-esponsible
ministers."
Markejr
Hing-gfivet-Qnienl.
J.
.
Woodjjortl
flaJt
ti
fthscrva-tive
sindlors'
fur
tilltlvg
these
MRS.
SHAW
DENIES
SUGGESTIONS
MADE
ABOUT
HER
HUSBAND
The
address
was
Riven
at
the
Uibar
nominaling
convention
i
Declares
Mr.
Shaw
Went
North
to!
when
John
Lakeman
was
ohosonj
Do
Assessment
Work
and
Not
j
as
standard-bearer
for
the
party
For
Political
Reasons.
flic
charge
made
by
J.
C.
Uradyt
"n
"rii
'it
s!.7unr,,
ror
life
a
P0ll!,um
of
l.""0lhat
Walter
Shaw
wa
put
up
by
and
emoluments.
deliber-iP
r.
in
wainn
In
inlrrfnrrt
with
lwo'itSVU!"
Hra.ly's
meeting
at
Anyox
is
,8ival
of
timlier.
m
'
sinii
sclienie
which
would
h
.IVelnnl
Irnii
niiiil.ilinrv
In
Misi
silmn
I'rovtdeti
nut
any
on
unatile
to
atltnil
.
.,
.
.
.
,
.,
.
"
-"
tim
aurtiou
in
ira.n
may
suiunit
a
naied
given
those
who
had
not
been
ablelwho
was
present
at
the
meeting
b"ut
ot
ut""t0
!'
ennugli
for
their
needs
J
Saturday
night
and
who
wishes
to
...
V".',"".'
!
'""
"
uiirinx
me
nine
uiej-
coiiiu
work,
ler,
v.
Vkl.iria,
H.
t.,
or
innlrlrt
tonuier,-
,.
..
,,
.
'
itiii,.
iiuiwrt.
n.
c.
'
a
paltry
20
er
month,"
he
said,
I
and
In
vigorous
terms
slated
that
(such
action
showed
the
absolute
deny
its
truth.
Sho
says
Mr
liaw
went
north
to
do
his
assessment
w-ork
on
some
mineral
properties
and
there
being
a
meeting
at
Anyox
he,
as
usual
.wished
to
be
present
ami
if
possible
havo
something
to
say.
Mrs.
Shiw
ays
thai
slmliad
intended
lo
vole
for
Mr.
Uraily.
but
after
such
personalities
she
will
iiotv
even
if,
as
he
says,
ho
did
educate
her
son.
Shi
does
not
think
that
sort
of
political
propaganda
will
help
his
cause
liere.
HAWAIIAN
PINEAPPLE
PACK
HONOLULU,
Aug.
10.
Tiio
1020
Hawaiian
plneaplo
pak
will
have
a
value
between
$31,-
000,000
and
f33.noo.O00.
This
figure
has
been
taken
as
basis
for
fixing
the
l2(i
opening
prices.
Last
year's
pack
was
valued
at
$33,000,000.
PREVENT
FOREST
FIRES
YOU
CAN
HELP
s
1
.'.
fa
B.C.
FOREST
SERVICE
French
:
Ivory
at
Cost
lu
order
lo
make
room
for
our
entire
stock
of
French
dows
for
bargains.
Frames
Mirrors
Clocks
Jewel
Boxes
Trays
Puff
Boxes
Powder
Boxes
Hair
Receivers
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
ii.
Patterson.
(Calgary:
Mr.
and
Mrs.
G.
K
"Jaipes,,
Montreal;
M.
Lodge,
Mouclnn;
.Miss
..
Morrow,
.
W
.
.Morrow,
1.
L.
Steven.
YV.
C.
Warren,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
S.
V.
Woods
and
family,
Vancouver;
Mr.
and
M'".
It.
n.
Morrisoa.i
Kansas
City;
.1.
M.
Rolslon,
P.j
St.
J.
jMontizanibert.
Vaneouyei
;
Mr.
and
rMrn.
G.
(iiltins.
Si.
Louis,
Mo.;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J
11.
Monlon
and
sons,
Los
Angeles:!
J.
I.nmli,
Oassiar:
Duke
Harris.
llazelon;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
It.
.
Mas-son,
'llelhhridge.
Alia.;
M.
Fo-latid,
ISeaHle;
(1.
Kingstad.
I'or'
Edward;
E.
Hanson,
Seattle.
Central
Mr.
and
Mrs
Stirling,
Edmonton;
Oeo.
Hill,
Calgary;
F,
G.
Freeman,
City;
J,
Walsor.,
Smilhers;
A.
Pratt,
J.
OeagliU
G.N.n.;
I).
Ondensen,
Prince
George;
W.
F.
Taylor.
F.
Dug-gan,
C.N.IL;
Mrs.
Jessie
Flewln,
Port
Simpson.
new
goods
we
are
selling
out
lyory
al
cost.
See
our
win-Perfume
Bottles
Button
Hooks
Shoe
Horns
Manicure
Pieces
Vases
Calendars
.
.
Cream
Jars
t
Napkin
Rings
Ormes
Ltd.
The
HfcXALL
STORK
3rd
Avenue
and
6th
Street
PIONEER
DRUGGISTS
Phones
82
and
200
TUGBOATS
Day
Phones
423,
539,
Green
238,
Black
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Night.
Phone?
687,.
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Green
238,
Black
735.
RUPERT
MARINE
PRODUCTS,
LTD.
GEO.
G,
BUSHBY,
Man.
Dir.
MILK
From
Bulkley
Valley
FRESH
MILK
AND
WHIPPING
CREAM
Wo
specially
recommend
our
Table
Cream
at
15o
for
Half
Pint.
Quality
and
Service
Special
19a
Delivery
Servlca
Valentin
Dairy
Phona
657