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25
roL
F--ad
V,!"
J0.0OO
it.
1'
'am
TAXI
and
Ambulance
Service
Anywhere
at
Anytime
Llinnrp
Itnllrlinir
Sunn:
XVI,
No-
272.
.
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t
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1
I
5
f
it
w
K
7
r(
making
of
treaties
and
equality
of
Dominion
status
arranged
KiN.
November
20.
The
Irajerial
Conference
yesterday
vT
approval
on
what
one
delegate
describes
as
the
"magna
'ic
Dominions."
The
committee
on
inter-Imperial
"ed
a
report
and-
this
will
be
issued
today.
Its
pro-believed
to
be:
recognition
in
full
of
tonality
of
status
as
between
s
n
and
the
Dominions
on
both
domestic
and
external
s,
,
.11
ation
of
this
principle
to
the
negotiation
of
treaties
thereby
ftstoc
Msll
effect
U
tbe
molu-
NKF.Y
CASE
OPENS
MONDAY
-
-
r..
.a-
10
HIIL
Ol
IMilW
tut
Til
(
II
HI,
I
II
Wit
II
HI
WIOI.IC.tl,
K
II4IX1
;uteret
attaohea
tUHf
f
Jtxprh
Strikey.
Indian
0
on
trial
Msnday
i
Supreme
Oourt
A-Ut
Juillce
D.
A.
MtD-w--
it
of
havtnc
killed
Uim
m
Port
CtniUMi
cbool
t
ua
bear
that
town
on
;
'
May
M
Court
wUI
XT
in
the
mornlM
and
paled
UuU
there
UI
be
'
'
of
the
proceeding
un
'
.rre
are
a
Urse
number!
;d
ronalderable
Interpre-j
a
win
be
required,
thej
eipected
will
Uke
the
'
three
day.
Sit
woman.
Mra.
Kamrda
.
.at
tpal
wuncara
for
the
c
oun
of
whose
illncta
a
uniment
ol
the
tc
'
":w
understood
to
be
tuf-tied
to
allow
her
to
tra-Elngton
to
the
city
i
be
prtMecutcd
by
A.
M.
of
Victoria
and
the
d-
hand
of
h.
W.
Patmore
of
Ilaxelton
will
act
s
ITT1
P
Mnpc
HALIBUT
DUE
-
.im
,
HUMS
SOI.II
1II.IMW
roiAlw
Tllltfll
(111
Tlsll
IA.
MIWCIi;
Tills
MOIIMNO
V-
'
'
I
Mau
I
.
.
...
In
"
miviv
umu
are
"jinnu
w
catches
here
thl
eaon
er
iiS;ft
American
and
will
prob-
lie
re
ou
Honda
v
nr.
at
the
lal-
iK
-a-
This
mornlnu
fire
Amer-
I.
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.
.
.
1
J
1
fulrt
...
mjiu
a
ujvai
ui
i.w
'-"1
f;;r
which
th
rix-elred
nrice
2
'
m
Mc
and
Be.
to
13
5c
snd
T.w
arrlrala
were
a
follow
4VI.000
nnnnH.
ttH
Riitmirr.
to
Canadian
Hh
A
Cold
pouudi.
unci
-
uwjnni
ia
tin.
M.t
AQUce
nw
lllllll
..V
W
Dananzs
FOR
ASSAULT
vr..us
IN'
'Mti:ntiahv
in
Aimniox
TO
UIIIIT1M1
WESTMINSTEn.
Nov.
20.
Con
it
...
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mil,...
-
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i
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m
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null
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1
.
rrrn
J"Uce
w.
A.
Maedonald,
to
,c
in
the
penttentiary
snd
ten
tkm
ao
tmtf-mikrec
power
adopted
at
the
last
soofrfrore
.
Tit
iponlntavmt
of
foreign
conul
to
k
Dominion
to
be
approved
br
U
Domuuoa.
Definition
of
ifce
portion
of
a
gowr
nor
ayaeesi.
The
nswrt
deals
further
with
ways
sad
ate
of
totpsoelstf
eomaiuiuoauou
i-tro
the
IXmlstona
and
Britain
bui
U
6o
Mot
attsaapt
to
draw
up
any
ftna
wrt
oawumuoa
tor
the
e-
1.11
IK
ir.PtTMI
LONDON.
Not.
M
In
future
trestle
Bnuaa
mint
shall
sun
for
Oreai
I
Britain
instead
of
lor
the
Emftfre.
says
ttfee
report
adopted
by
the
Imperial
I
Conference
today.
In
foreign
rclationa
mettner
Oreal
Brtuin
nor
the
Djoiln-toa
aball
be
comas!
t
ted
to
acceptance
of
actue
obligation
without
the
defln-
lie
ant
of
their
own
Government.
I
!
Tbe
report
add
that
future
trestle
I
art
to
be
Mfned
by
each
Dominion
It-in
If.
Canada
alining
Immediately
after
Greet
Britain
ARMED
POSSE
AFTER
A
MAN
(il
lllK.i:
Mil
Kit:
SHOT
AXII
Kll
l.-III
Y
O.
i:.
.Mr.MANX
AT
I.OOOIMI
CAMP
XAXAIMO.
Xi.
SO.
O.
I-
-Mr-Unn
f
Vsm-omrr
ejrlj
llil
morn.
lug
alio)
snd
killed
lirorge
Mlrkle
of
i;teii'lii
st
a
l'Cl"r
ramp
l.rle
mile
Iroin
here,
arrunllng
lo
I
lie
ProtlnrlJl
Pol
lee.
Me.Msnn
e.
tnl
lulu
lite
immI
Slid
l
now
hrltig
iirtird
liy
sn
arinril
mi.m
under
M-rgn.nl
Slrenin
of
the
PruOncUl
PiiIkc.
Iirlall.
f
I
he
lrsteil
are
fur
unkimmi
lt
II
I"
'
.MeMaiin
si-IrniKlrd
to
lf
H'
'
,ww
older
men
lierre
limillug
MUkle
wllh
s
rifle.
ZERO
WEATHER
AT
at
8
ajn.
today:
Dnwson.'
JAPANESE
VESSEL'IS.
nny
rite
one
Ills
UP-
UUAL
blAIUS
llow
n
SMITHERS
TODAY
snowing
is
the
weather
report
ot
the
Dominion
Government
Telegraph
service
Terrace.
Clear,
windy,
temp.
ji.
AnyM.-Clear.
calm.
temp.
30.
Btewart.-Olear,
calm.
temp.
SO.
llarelton.--Clear,
calm,
temp.
10.
Telegraph
Creek.-Cloudy.
north
wind.
temp.
amlthrrs.-Clear.
caim.
truiy.
Burns
Uke
-Clear.
clm.
temp.
JO.
Whltehorse--Cloudy,
calm.
temp.
14.
Clear,
north
wina,
inp.
LOOTED
BY
PIRATES
HNKOW
Nov
30.
Tl
Japanese
vrssrl
Bin
Kung
Mru
ws
sclied
by
pirates
who
secured
S13.300
and
hold
Hit
captsm
ot
the
ateamert
ransom.
Detrolts"!!-
trsmc
ordlnsnce
beside
forbidding
"one-armed
driving"
also
prohibits
and
front
ct
crowding,
to
drive
wun
nm
-
CALGARY.
Not
20.
-The
directors
of
the
Albe.
Wheat
Pool
decided
to
accept
the
of-fer
of
the
Vancouver
Harbor
board
to
lease
Numnber
One
fieri
tor
at
Vancouver
VISITING
OFFICERS
lUten
to
the
Colonel.
Adjutant
Kerr
introduced
the
officer
mil
ATTEMPT
MADE
COMMIT
MURDERi
)l
Wild
WOMW
iiaii
lovi:
r(
r
with
Tidlli
TO
Kill.
IIIMIVNO
III
It
POltT
OnCHARD.
Wn..
Nov
20.
W
O.
Walker,
eleotrlclan
of
Bremerton.
'
found
lutltr
tt
night
by
a
Jury
of
attempting
to
eJrctrocute
Herbert
Ktn-Uton.
the
hueband
of
the
woman
wui
when
be
admitted
a
lore
pact.
He
will
likely
reetire
s
atnftnce
of
30
year
Tbe
testimony
showed
that
Walker
sttaebed
a
traruformer
to
the
electric
switchboard
In
tbe
Keniston
homv
hooking
this
up
with
s
sine
plate
on
Um
kitchen
floor
o
that
Keniston
would
be
electrocuted
when
be
returned
home
from
a
lodge
meeting
and
turned
mi
tht
Uht.
The
wife
repented
and
notified
the
police,
who
arrived
at
the
bouae
befor
Kenliton
returned
1
OF
SALVATION
ARMY
HELD
FINE
MEETINGS
A
very
interesting
meeting
took
place
!aat
night
at
the
army
when
Colonel
nd
Mrs.
Miller
and
flatting
officer
wire
welcomed
to
Prince
Tlupert.
The
KOUU.
guard
and
aunbeam
of
the
locl
corps
turned
out
and
helped
to
till
the
crowded
house
that
came
to
to
the
audience
and
Mrs.
Miner
was
aoon
st
grip
witn
me
congregation
about
their
aoul.
The
Colonel'
message
on
"The
Lot
Christ"
made
a
deep
impression
upon
the
mind
ot
the
people.
Major
Church
snd
Staff
Captain
Mer
ritfs
tinging
snd
playing
were
greatly
appreciated
by
the
people.
A
special
feature
ot
the
evening
was
the
promoting
of
Envoy
and
Mr.
Mc
Ksr
of
Port
Simpson
to
the
rank
ot
Field
Captain.
The
songsters
ot
Mellakstla
also
gave
a
selection
and
at
the
close
ot
the
meeting
two
men
knelt
at
the
mercy
seat.
V
A
NCO
U
VEK
KXC
1
1
A
Nfi
E
Wheat
c.
p.
n
DC.
stiver
Dunwell
........
Olacler
.........
Oladdons
Howe
8aund
40
4000
00
Independence
.
.
Indian
I,.
L.
Marmot
Premier
Porter
Idaho
Silver
Cret
nid.
Asket.
IJ7
4-0
163.00
1.95
1.06
.05
29V4
Jlli
.07
H
.08
.04
U
.05
.05
V4
.0614
.09
H
1.99
3.03
.03
.09
.06
.08
SHIPPING
MAN
DIES
VANCOUVER
V.
II.
JOIINMIV
lOlt
.MANY
YtiAIlM
i.i.uvii's
AtiiAT.
pVhi:s
away;
.
.(ii:ii,n
V
fa
VANCOUVER.
Nov.
30.
C.
Gardner
Johnson,
dean
of
shipping
men
here
died
Friday
nlRht
after
an
lllne
of
several
month.
Mr.
Johnson
wa
born
In
Scotland
60
year
ago.
He
went
to
sea
st
the
age
of
fourteen
snd
settled
in
Canada
In
1881.
In
1885
he
came
to
Vancouver
and
took
a
prominent
psrt
In
the
de
vclopment
of
the
harbor.
For
33
years
frcm
1901
to
1934
he
wa
Lloyds
Van
ouvcr
ogeui.
aBsiv''
Ish
!
IB
DL'KE
OF
DEVOXSHIKK,
former
jrovernor-ireneral
of
Canada,
who
has
turned
his
estate
into
a
limited
liability
company,
hopinjr
j
to
avoid
income
tax
nnd
denth
duties.
Tie
National
Cash
Register
wna
us
"ioo
point"
satoman
va.ia.
Cuba.
In
January
a
s
Six
hundred
may
go.
Co
will
10
Ha
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PItlNCE
BUPEUT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
NOVEMBER
20,
192C
CANADA
I
ii.VM'
sotitrn
to
IlKilltST
I
Kit
KK
MNCK
I.AST
MtKtll
PAHIS.
Nor.
20
The
franc
vjtrcd
today,
claiing
e:
to
the
dsllir.
the
hl;beit
figure
aluce
March
and
now
1
worth
air.t?iil
do-jble
It
rauue
of
mld-
July
wtcn
it
reached
1U
lowest
leveL
f
AFTER
LANDS
WAXT
TIIK
PKAf
K
KIVKR
III.OCK
Ki:TI
IIM
II
TO
ISKITIMI
(H:1
M-III
ItV
IXIlKKtL
VANCOUVER.
Not.
20
fifcaklcp
at
a
I
banket
last
night
at
the
Douglas
Day)
celebration
of
the
Native
Sons.
Premier
Oliver
stated
It
was
the
Intention
of
BrUish
Columbia'
to
win
tack
from
thl
federal
government
th
unalienated
crr-n
lends
ot
the
Pi
see
River
snd
along
the
C.P.R.
which
the
province
red:
In
return
for
s
railway.
The
Premier
aaW
he
would
press
for
a
royal
c3malieiioit
tn6
falling
thai
a
vct
committee
cf
Parliament
to
in-
"treat
."
'
o.vi
re
Into
the
merit
ot
ths
province
a
icaae
and
r.e
had
hopes
of
obtaining
it.
Canada
Now
Equal
Status
With
Britain
in
Commonwealth
LONDON,
November
20.
In
formal
and
specific
language
the
Imperial
Conference
has
recognized
that
(treat
Britain
and
the
Dominions
are
of
equal
status
in
the
Empire.
The
report
of
the
Premiers
committee
states
in
these
significant
words:
"The
position
and
mutual
relation
of
the
group
of
self-governing
communities
composed
of
(treat
Britain
and
the
Dominions
may
le
readily
defined.
They
are
autonomous
communities
within
the
Empire,
equal
in
status
and
in
no
way
subordinate
one
to
the
other
in
any
respect
of
their
domestic
or
external
relations
though
united
by
a
common
allegiance
to
the
Crown
and
freely
associated
as
members
of
the
British
Commonwealth
of
Nations.
The
report
further
proposes
to
change
the
title
of
His
Majesty
the
King.
It
declares
that
the
(Sovernor-Ceneral
should
le
the
representative
of
the
crown
only
and
not
of
the
British
(internment
and
recommends
the
appointment
of
a
special
committee
to
consider
the
competence
of
the
Dominion
Parliaments
to
give
their
legislation
extra-territorial
effect
on
other
points
arising
from
Dominion
legislation
with
a
sub-committee
to
deal
with
merchant
shipping
legislation.
Selection
of
Conservative
Party
Leader
to
Take
Place
Next
Week
and
Dark
Horse
is
Possibility
VANCOUVER,
November
20.
What
is
expected
to
be
the
most
interesting,
most
important
and
most
largely
attended
convention
ever
held
by
provincial
Conservatives
opens
at
Kamloops
Tuesday,
continuing
until
Thursday.
Delegates
numbering
570
have
been
chosen,
every
riding
in
British
Columbia
having
done
its
part
in
selecting
its
quota.
While
it
is
hardly
expected
the
whole
num
ber
will
be
present,
it
is
expected
that
at
least
400
will
answer
the
roll
when
the
big
meeting
opens,
the
balance
being
represented
by
tirnxies.
'
C
Chief
Interest
In
the
conveutlon
wllljnouiiced
they
will
have
their
name
be-
be
centred
In
the
selection
of
a
per-
fore
the.
gathering.
manent
leader.
W.
J.
Bower
and
Leon
Lsdner
belna
the
only
names
definitely
.ti..J
In
t
f
lM
li,
It
I
hinted
that
other
names
will
likely
;o
before
the
convention.
In
CMiservatlve
circles
here
today
U
wa
stated
that
a
definite
move
!ouU
be
started
to
revise
the
voting
arrangements
whereby
two
third
ot
the
vote
would
be
necessary
to
select
a
new
leader
Instead
of
a
bare
majority
ss
st
the
last
convention.
If
this
Is
put
Into
force-
there
Is
a
possibility
ot
a
deadlock
between
Bowser
snd
Lsdner
and
a
dark
home
then
beccmes
a
probability.
Vtry
few
ot
the
delegatea
are
pledged
although
they
have
been
appointed
generally
a
supporter
ot
one
or
othtr
ot
the
two
men
"hu
axvt
definitely
un-
KUKLUXKLAN
HALL
WRECKED
8Atf
DIEOO.
Nov
20.
-A
terrific
s-uloslon.
said
to
have
been
caused
by
th
firing
of
black
powder,
partly
wrecked
the
hall
used
by
the
Ku
Klux
Klan
near
Uulvemity
Avenue
late
Friday
night.
There
wus
nobody
in
the
hall
at
the
time.
The
esplolon
wa
so
powerful
that
It
wa
felt
In
all
psrt
of
Unlver.
slty
Heights.
Advertise
In
The
Dally
New
Circulation
1643
IN
Sales
53?
Boston
Grill
Large
Upstair.
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
Phone
437.
Price
Five
Cents
EMPIRE
iiffA
hi
ifrm
ui
i
vvi
ii
i
i
f
v
i
iivui
a
i
iil
i
11
ii
i
if
im
i
r-r
nil
rifii
iiiiiurun'ii
i
v
i
a
w
w-
a
.
a
I
Fnay
Agrees
to
an
Inter-Imperial
Policy
urn
at
rooi.
will.
i
i:am;
iiiaatou
VANIOIVKIl
1)111
it
How
Eight
Hundred
Gallons
of
Whiskey
Turned
to
Water
Told
Before
the
Customs
Commission
C.P.K.
Official
is
Alleged
to
be
Connected
With
Transaction
and
is
Summoned
to
Appear
and
Give
Evidence
OTTAWA,
November
20.
How
833
proof
gallons
of
whiskey
turned
to
water
after
it
was
shipped
from
Corbyville,
Ontario,
and
before
it
reached
its
destination
at
St.
John's,
Newfoundland,
was
told
to
the
customs
Royal
Commission
Friday.
Incidentally
the
names
of
E.
N.
Todd,
freight
traffic
manager
of
the
C.P.R.,
and
C.
B.
Brown,
manager
of
the
Caledonia
Springs
Water
Company,
were
brought
into
the
investigations.
It
was
stated
that
these
two
were
seriously
involved
in
the
transaction.
Excise,
which
would
b
paid
on
liquor
consumed
in
Canada
wa
not
paid
In
this
case
as
the
Uquor4i
1
was
shipped
in
bond
tor
ex
par:.
The
excise
amounted
to
several
thousand
dol
Urs.
Finally
telegrams
were
read
which
had
been
sent
by
Hon.
Jacques
Bureau.
minister
of
custom
at
that
time,
holding
up
action
in
the
case
and,
accord
j
lng
to
W.
r.
Wilson,
chief
of
tie
eus-
j
jtoms
preventive
service,
action
has
beenj
new
up
ever
since.
(
Mr.
Todd
ha
been
summoned
to
sp-
pear
before
the
commission.
I
HlLiniT
l-lMUNys
TO
HATE
J6JISW300
POrMis
According
to
figures
compiled
by
one
ot
tbe
local
fish
packing
houses,
the
-total
halibut
landings
st
this
port
for
1S36
to
date
have
been
26.893.900
lbs.
With
one
or
two
American
boaU
stlil
expected
to
land
their
fares
here,
the
total
tor
the
season
will
probably
be
about
37.000.000
pounds
which
will
show
a
decrease
ot
something
under
two
million
pounds
when
compared
with
the
1925
total
ot
3.884.500
pounds.
These
figure
are
closely
in
agreement
with
figures
compared
weekly
in
the
Waterfront
Whiffs
on
the
Dally
New.
OLD
COUNTRYFOOTBALL
tMil.lMI
LE.MIli:
imwon
i.
Arsenal
1.
Sunderland
3.
Xston
Villa
2.
The
Wednesday
2.
Bolton
2,
Leicester
0.
Burnley
5.
Tottenham
0.
Cardiff
1.
West
Ham
2.
Derby
County
4.
Blackburn
S.
Leeds
United
4,
Bury
1.
Liverpool
3,
West
Bromwich
1.
Manchester
United
3,
Evertoa
1.
Newcastle
5,
Birmingham
1
Sheffield
3,
Hudderstleld
3.
Hit
Moit
II.
Bradford
City
1.
Reading
1.
Chelsea
3.
Swansea
3.
Clapton
3,
Oldham
1.
Hull
City
3,
Manchester
City
3.
Mlddtesboro
6.
Fulham
1.
Notts
County
3,
Portsmouth
3.
Port
Vale
6,
Grimsby
1.
Preston
North
End
1.
Notts
Forest
0.
Southsmpton
5.
Blackpool
3.
-South
Shields
7.
Barnsley
1.
Wolrerhampton
3,
Darlington
1.
SCOTTISH
LEAOt'E
III
Hon
I.
Aberdeen
6.
Heart
8.
Alrdrleonlans
3.
St.
Mlrren
3,
Clyde
1.
Kilmarnock
1.
Dundee
United
0,
Motherwell
1.
Dunfermline
0.
Celtic
6.
Hamilton
1,
Dundee
4.
Hibernians
3,
Queen's
Psrk
0.
Morton
3,
Cowdenbeath
3.
Rangers
3.
Falkirk
1.
St.
Johnstone
1,
Partlck
Thistles
1.
SWAM
ACROSS
FROM
CATALINA
ISLAND
DISTANCE
20
MILES
HUNTINGTON,
Car.,
Nov.
ioU-Walter
Taber.
38,
declared
here
that
be
wsm
the
tweuty
mUe
channel
between
Cat-Una
Island
and
the
mainland,
arriving
here
at
4:03
am.
yesterday
after
entering
ths
water
at
J:36
pm.
Thursday.
Taber.
who
atated
that
he
was
convoyed
by
a
.
host
containing
five
men,
said
he
weighed
334
pound
when
he
entered
the
water
and
314
pound
whu
he
left
it
TWO
MEN
SWEPT
.
OVERFALLSIN
OTTAWA
RIVER
OTTAWA,
Not.
20-L.
Jack
snd
John
Costello,
city
workmen,
were
swept
to
their
deaths
over
the
Rldeau
Palls
here
yesterday.
They
were
Inspecting
the
city
bridge
before
the
freeecup.
'
Three
men
had
come
down
on
a
;
pontoon
to
the
Sussex
Street
bridge
isbcu:
30
feet
above
the
fslls.
Logs
'
out
ot
one
of
the
shutes
carried
by
the
swift
current
seised
ths
pontoon-
mak-
:
Isg
it
unmanageable
and
as
It
rushed
,
through
the
chute
the
men
Jumped
off,
'one
reaching
shore
safely
snd
two
being
.
carried
over
the
fifty
foot
falls
into
the
',
Ottawa
Rlyer.
PURGES
LOWER
RATE
ON
COAL
tltMONTON
.NEWSPAPKIt
ASKS
UOV-
KKNMIINT
Ol'
AL11EKTA
TO
MAKE
llKIYi:
lOlt
KEIIUCTIO.N
10
Kl'PEKT
The
-Edracnton
Journal
has
sn
edi
torial
article
advocating
the
buUdlng
up
of
coal
trade
with
Vancouver
and
adds:
There
seem
to
be
about
SU
the
physi
cal
conditions
present
for
building
up
a
very
large
coal
trade
with
Vancouver.
What
Is
true
regarding
that
port
Is
also
true
In
measure
regarding
Prince
Rupert,
which
Is
very
much
farther
from
Nanslmo,
Its
present
base
ot
supply.
The
article
continues
to
say
that
whUe.
there
seems
to
be
nothing
doing
In
response
to
the
efforts
to
get
Alberta
coal
Into
Ontario,
here
Is
a
market
right
to
hand.
It
urges
the
government
ot
Alberta
to
mtke
a
drive
f6r
such
a
reduction
In
freight
rates
on
coal
as
would
land
Alberta
coal
In
Vancouver
and
Prince
Rupert
at
a
"selling"
price.
IMMIGRANTS
LOWER
RATES
ASSISTKIl
PAsh.MIK
AOKCKMENT
HE-.F.YU:i
IOK
TWO
YEARS
AN-NOfXCES
MIMsTLU
OTTAWA.
Nov.
20
Renewal
for
a
period
of
two
years
of
the
sslted
passage
agreement
arranged
tflt
farmer
'
snd
tsrm
laborer
is
announced
by
the
minister
of
Immigration,
Hon.
Robert
Forke.
It
l
further
announced
that
the
passenger
fare
of
13.
from
Great
Britain
to
Halifax,
6t.
John
or
Quebec
haa
been
reduced
to
li
and
to
Vancouver
th
rate
of
9
has
been
reduced
to
18.
,
.
.
m
j
HLK
fA.T
;KIMpTOX
EDMONTON,
Nov.
30.The
prlco
of
milk
here
haa
soared
to
eight
quarts
for
a
doUar.
an
advance
having
been
made
this
week.
"
Bead
the
advertisements
of
the
Montreal
Importers
on
other
pages.
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