Ha,
n,,
xir
Sd
retrret
that
lack
of
nit
Ronm
to
lhe
out..
Mr.
'
"
expressed
the
desire
that
lie
some
time
see
more
of
the
pro-:r-'-
srctiery
ana
industries.
I.
.
I
-
Curwood
Is
the
author
of
a
number
of
otttdoor
stories,
the
Canadian
North
woods
and
Alaska
being
frequent
settings.
"
HONOLULU
FLIGHT
HAS
BEEN
POSTPONED
SAN
FRANCISCO.
Aug
11-Postponement
of
tomorrows
136,000
flight
to
Honolulu
because
the
entries
were
not
!
ninnAii
or
nuallfied
was
or-
Ume
P"l".j
"i--
-
dered
today.
VMiATIMIt
Itr.rOKT.
Prince
Rupert.
Cloudy,
I
IPI7D
Af
C
ifrtfldltl
1
Tnt
II
(I
kft
besature.
60.
wunrlLO
lIUUllNAltr
1
HJlT.ivrrace.-noudy
AT
NEW
WESTMINSTER
"te
of
Late
Dr.
lt.it
IihWI
NEW
WEfiTMIMBTTPD
"
....
.
.
w
wiv.
y,
nut.
a.
luajrvr
'
announced
his
intention
,
"""'"
w
the
Liberal
nomination
lh
Liberal
nominating
convention
"
hm
hCT
tonight
to
fill
the
seat
'
trough
the
recew
death
of
Dr.
She
oalm,
tem-
calm,
temp.
58.
Rosewood.
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
60.
oalm.
temp.
oo.
Aiyansh.-Cloudy.
Alice
Arm.-Oloudy.
oalm,
temp.
59.
Anyox.
Rm.
calm,
temp.
60.
Stewart.
Rin.
m-
"P-
M
Helton
Cloudy,
calm.
temp.
64.
Telegraph
Crwk
Rain,
calm.
temp.
an
'.
t.v.
.Cloudy,
west
wind.
temp.
57.
Uie
from
the
Till
afternoon
East
at
3:3"
Is
reported
time.
Tbe
connecting
rod
of
tbe
engine
broke
and
the
Liberty
motor
was
eoinnletely
wrecked,
a
forced
landing
being
made
about
two
miles
from
Btrtedele.
A
fishing
boat,
which
was
nearby,
put
a
tine
on
tbe
plane
and
towed
It
Into
Butedale.
The
machine
was
out
of
commission
for
a
few
days
until
s
new
engine
was
brought
from
Vancouver.
Aboard
the
ship
were
Major
MsoLaren.
Mr.
Cameron
and
H.
Davenport,
mechanic.
The
plane
la
proving
of
great
value
In
the
fisheries
patrol.
In
It
Overseer
Cameron
baa.
during
the
past
few
weeks,
completely
covered
hla
district
several
tunes.
The
machine
Is
mating
ltc
headquarters
for
the
time
being
at
Swanaon
Bay.
According
to
Mr.
Cameron,
aockeye
salmon
have
been
Just
at
plentiful
this
season
as
they
were
last.
Assertions
that
fishing
conditions
are
not
as
good
this
year.
Mr.
Cameron
explains
through
the
fact
that
many
more
boats
are
en
gaged
In
the
Industry
at
that
time
and
the
average
per
boat
Is
thus
smaller
than
before.
Some
canneries
are
reported
to
have
packed
even
more
sock-eye
than
they
did
last
year.
The
run
of
pinks
Is.
however,
later
this
year
In
starting
and
the
delsy
has
cauued
some
perturbation.
BALDWINGOES
ACROSS
BORDER
Visits
British
Columbia
Today
and
Sees
Fine
Elk
When
'
Walking
BANFF,
Aug.
11.
Premier
Baldwin
visits
British
Columbia
today.
He
will
motor
to
Lake
Louise
across
the
Great
Divide
to
Field,
returning
to
Banff
tonight.
While
walking
at
Banff
a
fine
elk
strutted
across
the
Premier's
path.
Hon.
Dr.
King
arrived
here
to
meet
Mr.
Baldwin
and
welcome
him
to
B.C.
The
Rotary
Club
at
Its
luncheon
this
afternoon
at
the
Commodore
Club
was
SOUTH
RAIN
IS
WELCOME
Tends
to
Alleviate
Forest
Fire
Situation
In
Lower
VANCOl'VKK,
Aug.
11.
Miirh
liord
for
and
highly
welcome
rain
1
falling
today,
after
a
full
month
of
hot
and
dry
weather.
In
alleviate
the
forest
fire
situation
In
southwestern
British
Columbia.
A
Iho
hour
rainfall
It
reported
from
Jen
Is
Inlet
where
a
M-rub
timber
fire
was
burning
at
I'ulr-tlrw
lluy
and
extending
up
the
mountain.
It
also
rained
at
Thurston
IV.iv
on
Teiaria
Island
near
I'.mrll
River.
Curried
nut
of
control
by
a
high
Mind,
a
blare
nn
the
logging
operations
of
Murphy
ft
'
Mrlionald
at
roalrhnn
Lake,
V
union
ver
Island,
covered
ii(re
tlisn
nthniiMiid
acres
.vesterrta.v.
Ilaiu
in
fallinr,
there
and
325
men
are
attempting
to
hem
In
the
blar.e.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
t
Bid.
B.C.
SUvcr
Coast
Copper
Cork
Province
.
.
.
Dunweil
Oladrr
Gladstone
Independence
L.
'and
L.
Lucky
Jim
Premier
Porter
Idaho
Bilvercrest
Leadamllb
Marmot
Metals
.
'220
.19
JOS
.10
Richmond
Silversmith
J25
Tortc
4.80
Asked
1.70
12.75
.07
1.00
.08
.28
.00
H
.09
.18
2.32
M
JOB
.06
.14
.23
Vi
aev,
5.10..
ATLANTA
NEGRO
GETS
DECISION
IN
FIGHT
PORTLAND.
Aug.
II
Tiger
Flowers,
the
Atlsnta
Negro,
won,
)ie
decision
entertained
by
the
Westholme
Orchea-,
over
Harry
Dillon
of
Winnipeg
here
Several
visitors
were
present.
I
)wwfr.
.
TAXI
Boston
Grill
25
and:
'
;
Ambulance
9
Large
Upstair
Dining
Halt,
Service
with
newly
laid
dancing
Anywhere
at
Anytime
floor,
for
hire.
Echange
Uulldln
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
"
Stand
MATT
VIDECK.
Prop.
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least
Phone
457.
Northern
and
Central
British
ColumbiaVNewspapcr
-
PRINCE
ItlTEHT.
B.C..
THtl!lAY.
AUGUST
11.
1W
Price
Kive
Cents
REPUBLIC
m
TO
SIT
W
IRISH
HOUSE
L
'ESPITE
OF
ELEVEN
DA
YS
GIVEN
CONVICTED
MURDERERS
7ianna
Fail
Party
in
Ireland
Be
Represented
in
Free
State
Parliament
Friday
Next
Republican
Parly
Decided
That
Representatives
Shall
Take
Oath
I
of
Allegiance
as
"Empty
Formality"
i
IN,
August
II.
The
executive
committee
of
the
Itepubli-ii.
iidi-d
by
De
Valera
decided
unanimously
last
night
that
i
U
rs
of
the
party
elected
deputies
of
the
Free
State
par-tHke
the
oath
of
allegiance
to
the
II
ri
tilth
crown
and
if
sats
in
thr-
House
Friday.
De
Vafera
himself
joined
i
in
their
decision.
i.
.
tiiiK
decided
to
regard
the
oath
a
an
"empty
formality"
.
I
that
the
only
altera
we
of
the
party
"Fianna
Fail"
INGLE
MILL
UP
IN
SMOKE
i!r;
to
Opening
of
Vancouver
Museum
Hate
Full
View
of
Blazer
I
I
y.n
Auk
i
i
-Ptrty
thousand
'
resulted
from
a
fire
that
.
-ir
kilu,
staining
plant.'
;..,'!Tm
of
tbe
MlNelr
!
last
night.
Tbe
Mam
I
r
eleven
o'clock
IB
full1
,
,:i.nma
who
wire
attend
-
'.
the
Hastings
Park
Tm-
n
use
crowd
vu
at
m
it
and
tbe
grounds,
ii
when
ib
Hum
apnea'
,,)iiii'v
lighting
tbe
area
,:i
w
t.
iii'W
driven
to
tbe
scene
'
work
of
tbe
firemen
la
se
.nic
throuitb
VnMAMQTCPPCn
was
to
the
Irish
nation.
This
MnaftUMMl
move,
it
Is
under-'
'ood.
reeultee
team
fear
tbat
tbe
Free
;
Male's
new
Public
Safety
DUI
might
tomtror
tbe
Republican
party.
Tbe
admit
of
it
snore
aemtwi
Into
tbe
DaM
IU
five
tbe
combined
opposition
par-i
Urn
a
large
majority-
INCOIII-OHATION
or
tikisw
t:
flanneii
IMil.K
VIU.Kii:
ACT
TEHRACS.
Aug
11
-At
tbe
monthly
meeting
of
the
Board
of
Trade
bald
In
Badminton
Hall.
Tow
day
evening,
the
quee-tton
of
ineorporatlon
under
the
VIII
age
Act
ni
discussed.
Bo
teasseesed
were
tbe
members
with
tbe
idea
that
It
waa
decM-ed
ta
e
bate
the
Master
mere
raU
'and
with
UU
In
view
a
public
am
ting
la
to
be
called
when
Informs
tioo
la
regard
to
It
vtll
fee
M
before
tbem
and
a
vote
taken
on
tbe
subject.
vi-uui
u
i
:
SMAL,
SALE
TODAY
AT
ON
ACCELERATOR
exchange
of
halibut
1
Pive
boats
sold
their
catches
at
tbe
Powerful
(
ar
leaped
Sidewalk
Exchange
this
morning,
the
total
land
and
Crashed
Throuch
Side
'm
y
81
-00
Pu
of
House
'
'
vrn
Aug
11
When
Mrs.
O.
'
;Md
on
tbe
aeeelerator
of
ad
of
on
tttr
footbrake,
M'.iun
leaped
acroM
the
slde-
..it
end
street
corner
here
msiied
through
the
aMe
of
'
:
and
severely
Injured
!'
twelve
yean
of
age,
wbo
v
'ii
wood
In
tbe
basement.
1
fainted
from
the
ahock
'.(!
to
her
home
In
an
Oo
Tno
Kin.
who
was
partlallir
bt".r-.,M,
a
wood
pile,
collapsed.
4it
jiufrcriiif?
from
aiiock
and
U'
"nitioim
about
the
body.
BALDWIN
CAN'T
COME
FURTHER
The
boats
ware:
,
AmrrUan
Brunvoil.
pounds,
to
Booth
fisheries
at
lS.Wc
and
Sc.
Jack
4.090
pounds,
to
OoM
Storaae
at
us
at
e.
Canadian
Signal.
MJM
poundn.
to
AtUn
FUti-ertas
at
llc
and
8.
Ytae.
tj90
poundi.
to
Cold
Storage
at
ll.te
an
Sc.
fanny
P.,
4.000
pounds,
to
Royal
Plan
at
11.0c
and
6c.
J.
OLIVER
CURWOOD
ILL
AT
HIS
HOME
O&woeeo,
Mien..
Aug.
11.
James
Oliver
Curwood.
well
known
American
author,
Is
orltleaUy
1U
at
hla
home
here
from
an
Infection.
It
was
reported
by
attending
ghyakslans
that
the
author
lias
txien
111
for
several
months
1
m
lIuHm.
..I.
Lk.
t.r:mA
an
..
.
inm
.ui
uuvknm
-miw
.......
w,
.
u
I'tllcitHlidns
Kxchangcd
Between
linaeet
bite
received
on
an
outing
trip,
'leads
or
Imperial
and
H.C
Governments
BANFF
S1TUN08
All
.u
11
""'!:
Premier
J
D.
MaoLeftn
of
British
"
,
wnt
a
telegram
to
Rt.
.''I'
Stitll1lv
TlaMnf...
r.
.
.
.
A
''
Mpresaliuc
his
mirt
that
orea-
uro
r)(
,J)ubU(.
bUillneM
pventcd
,
K
'
'"
Bal"J
to
peraonally
convey
Ue
Kte'ii.ns
of
tj,
t.i,i
,
.
J
'reililcr
llHldwlj.
'Lll
ll.lllkv
!f
:
.
.
,v"
jur
mna,
message
ana
YOUTH
KILLED
AND
PILOT
IN.JtkF.D
IN
ItorUKSTKR
PLANE
CRASH
:
Going
into
a'
tail
spin
too
close
to
ground
in
search
of
thrills
cot
the
life
of
Stephen
Peters,
37,
and
severely
injured
his
pilot,
Uoy
Hyian.
The
plane,
craving,
went
through
the
side
of
a
house.
OVERSEER
IN
Respite
of
Eleven
Days
Given
PLANE
CRASH
iree
Convicted
Murderers
by
Major
Mocl-aren'n
Flying
Boat!
Made
Forced
landing
Recently
Whin
Engine
Was
Wrecked
SOCK
EYE
FISHING
Shortage
of
Fish
Held
Respon-sible
for
Poorer
Conditions
D.
B.
Cameron,
fisheries
overseer
for
the
central
division,
who
was
In
town
today,
figured
sbaut
two
weeks
ago
In
a
crash
near
Bated
ale
of
Major
D.
L.
MseLaren's
firing
boat
which
la
now
engaged
In
patrol
of
the
fisheries
in
that
Governor
of
Massachuselts
BOSTON.
August
11.
A
respite
to
and
including
August
22
:
for
the
condemned
men
Sacco
and
Vanzetti
and
Celestino
Madeiros
I
was
granted
by
Governor
Fuller
and
the
executive
council
last
night.
I
The
Governor's
statement
accompanying
the
announcement
I
-
ssrw
i
a
ii.
.
1st
s
Increase
in
Boats
Rather
Than'
M''"
,n
',arx:
lne
cur"
01
lne
common
weaun
are
actively
engaged
in
me
woric
01
considering
ana
aeciuing
various
motions
ana
ciia-i
ded
tbe
asecutlve
council
tbat
the
sentences
of
Sacoo.
Vansettl
and
Madeiros
be
respited
today."
Judge
Sanderson
of
the
Bupreme
Court
announced
today
Uiat
he
would
allow
a
bill
of
eaorptlons
to
go
before
the
full
bench
of
bis
denial
of
a
writ
of
error
in
the
case.
DKMOXSTKATIONS
OVERSEAS
LONDON.
Aug.
11
was
quiet
this
moralng
after
an
exciting
night
during
which
tbe
police,
riding
four
abreast.,
had
to
charge
a
Saooo-Vanzettl
demonstration.
Scores
were
injured
and
bruised
in
disorders
which
took
place
In
front
of
tbe
American
embassy.
BERNE.
Swttrerland.
Aug.
11.
A
bomb
exploded
In
a
telephone
booth
here
last
night.
Injuring
fifteen,
one
gravely.
The
station
was
left
a
mass
of
ruins.
The
police
have
no
due
but
rtvey
attribute
the
toonvblng
to
Sacco-Vannettl
sympathizers.
There
were
hours
of
strike
earlier
In
the
day.
DAMAGE
TO
SEINE
BOAT
Azurite
Struck
Rock
in
Eddy
Pass
Yesterday
Afternoon
and
is
Badly
Shaken
up
Badly
shaken
and
leaking,
the.
well-known
local
setneboat
Azurite.
Capt.
Ole
Skng.
arrived
in
port
last
night
In
a
sinking
condition
under
tow
of
the
Anna
8..
Capt.
EUas
Skog.
The
vessel
had
run
on
BUrlok
Rock
In
Eddy
Pass,
hitting
aft
at
jher
deepest
part.
The
boat
was
on
its
'way
out
to
the
seining
grounds
and
the
Anna
S.
was
running
aiongetde
so
Immediately
gave
aid
and
brought
the
damaged
craft
Into
port.
The
Azurite
Is
now
at
the
dry
dock
where
It
Is
known
that
a
broken
stem
shaft
Is
part
pf
damage
which
may
be
extensive.
Tbe
accident
oeeurred
.yesterday
afternoon
about
4
o'clock
and
It
was
last
night
about
8
when
tbe
boats
arrived
In
port.
B.
J.
Melllab.
manager
of
the
Bank
of
Conuneroe,
accompanied
by
Mrs.
Mellish
and
family,
are
sailing
this
afternoon
on
the
Prince
Charles
for
a
three
weeks'
vacation
In
Vancou
ver
and
Victoria.
Tiic
Dally
News
POLICE
TCOK
PART
IN
GAME
Had
1o
Protect
Umpire
Roland
Who
Was
Pelted
With
Pop
IiottleM
rrora
Stand
NEW
YORK.
A?
11
-
Closing
s
'r.j,
victory
over
P.Usbur'
the
O'sati
!i
jiii-
b
puii;
t
,
r.dux
their
aigM
and
a
half
game
margin
separatlag
'-hem
ram
Chicago.
They
are
not
pitying
csnsiatent
ball,
however.
C'turago
Is
Idle
ana
Is
njw
three
and
a
hair
isames
abend
of
Ptttsourg.
Ru'.b
sc-jred
Co.mbs
with
a
Ingle
e
:am;t
Washington
and
then
drove
a
:.
uier
in
tbe
third
with
two
on.
Tots
.
:Ue
Babe's
thlrty-s.x.b
homer
for
the
season.
tiu.pire
Rosland
was
given
police
pro-teriuin
alter
a
game
because
he
ban
ihlied
Manager
Harris
in
tbe
third
Inning
for
disautJig
when
be
called
tbe
third
triy!.
Pop
bouiea
wtre
hurled
from
the
fctan&s.
Following
are
the
scores:
NATIONAL
I.K.A(il
t
New
York
8.
Pittsburg
3.
PbUsdelptala
6-1.
Boston
0-6.
AlltltlCAN
LKACil
E
St.
Louis
1.
Detroit
2.
New
York
4.
Washington
1.
Boston
2,
Philadelphia
it.
8t.
Louts
1.
Detroit
2.
4
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i;
or
WALliM
TAUTr.I
UANCH
LII'K
E.VKLY
IN
MOKMNU
HIGH
RIVER.
Alts..
Aug.
11.
The
Prince
of
Wales
Is
already
Into
his
stride
as
a
rancher.
He
was
up
early
this
morning
with
a
cheery
word
for
everyone.
He
appeared
gapatly
pleased
with
tbe
Improvements
made
In
the
tions
filed
by
counsel
in
these
cases.
The
courts
themselves
havei
P1"
n'
t
visit,
no
power
of
respite.
To
afford
the
courts
the
opportunity
to
cora-;
Priace
K
i9
M
around
vilsatai
PAnui'larnl
inn
nf
flijt
rp
wmh
t
n
rrti
nnu'
tAni'lintT
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t
r
ronrlai1
I
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vuiidiut
1
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vr
viiv
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s
w.
v-
ussseiv
bw
viiuiiis,
aea-su
w
awiawa
.
tlielr
decision
thereon.
I
have
reoommen-
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,
1
!
MUSEUM
COLLECTION
REMOVED
YESTERDAY
Large
Collection
Was
Sold
to
English
Purchaser
lor
Mu.euui
The
museum
oel
lection
loaned
to
the
ltoal
museum
by
Dr.
Large,
formerly
of
Pen.
Simpson,
has
been
taken
away
and
Is
being
shipped
to
England
far
a
museum
there.
The
collection
was
offered
for
sale
to
the
lc:al
museum
board
but
tbey
considered
the
price
too
high.
It
was
I
sold
to
tbe
English
purchaser
through
Mr.
Emmons
and
was
removed
yesterday.
MUCH
WHITE
PINE
IS
LOST
IN
FIRE
NEAR
NELSON
CITY
NELSON.
Aug.
11.
Nine
hundred
j
thousand
feet
of
white
pine
in
the
,
'Crescent
Valley
-was
destroyed
by
fire
I
last
night.
It
was
owned
by
W.
W.
PoweU
&
Co.
WIKELESS
REPORT.
K
a.m.
DIOBY
ISLAND.
Cloudy,
calm;
barometer,
29.76:
barcmeter,
56;
sea
smooth:
8
pm.
spoke
steamer
Mogul,
Anyox
for
Seattle.
630
mUes
from
(Seattle.
DEAD
TREE
POINT.
Gloudy.
calm:
barometer,
29.88:
temperature,
54;
sea
smooth.
BULL
HARBOR.
Part
cloudy,
calm;
light
southwest
wind;
barometer.
29.91;
temperature.
51;
sea
smooth;
6
p.m.
poke
steamer
Northwestern,
Seattle
for
Ketchikan.
250
miles
from
Ketchikan:
8
p.m.
spoke
steamer
Gray.
Rose
Har
bor
for
Victoria,
40
miles
from
Victoria;
8
pm.
spoke
tug
Cape
Scott,
Llama
Pass,
bound
for
Prince
Rupert;
8
pm.
spoke
steamer
Oduna,
Nanalmo
for
Ketchikan,
340
miles
from
Ketchikan.
NOON
DIOBY
ISLAND.
Cloudy,
calm;
baro
meter.
29.97;
temperature,
60:
sea
I
TIMBER
WELL
AHEAD
LAST
YEAR
SO
FAR
Total
Amount
of
Logs
Scaled
ThU
Season
is
71,193,2G3
Board
Feet
MANY
POLES
MEASURED
Piles
and
Ties
Also
Greater
Numbers
Than
up
to
End
of
July,
1926
The
tog
scale
for
the
month
of
July
was
about
seven
milUon
board
feet
more
thaa
for
ebe
aame
month
last
year
and
the
total
for
the
year
so
far
la
over
twelve
mill
Ion
board
feet
ahead
of
the
first
seven
nxn
iris
of
1928.
There
was
also
a
greater
out
of
poiea.
pUes
and
ties
ta
the
Prtoee
Rupert
forestry
dis
trict
than
last
year
at
the
same
date.
The
total
cut
of
logs
so
far
since
January
1
Is
71,495.265
board
feet,
of
potes
573.273
lineal
feet,
of
piles
384.000
lineal
feet
and
of
Sea
411389.
DetaUs
of
the
scale
for
the
month
of
July
follows:
Douglas
fh-
166.540
Red
cedar
10,607,342
Interior
spruce
383331
Hemlock
3.620.107
Balsam
2.227,542
i
Cypress
136
,Jak
Pine
13,345
Cottonwood
32.072
Total
20.377.277
Poles
and
piles
are
measured
by
lineal
feet
and
for
July
were
as
follows:
Pcles
3.89J
Hemlock
PUes
41.203
Cedar
Piles
30,871
Cordwood
(cords)
737
Shingle
Bolts
(
cords
i
7
Pine
Ties
25.133
Puipwood
i
cords)
582
STUDYING
FOLK
INDIAN
MUSIC
Dr.
Ernest
MacMillan,
Principal
or
Toronto
Conservatory
of
Music
Coming
Dr.
Ernest
MacMOlan,
principal
of
the
Toronto
Conservatory
of
Mutic
and
dean
of
the
faculty
of
the
University
of
Toronto.
Is
at
present
up
the
Naas
River
In
the
course
of
a
tour
on
which,
he
Is
making
a
study
of
the
folk
music
of
the
Indians
of
the
coast.
He
went
north
a
week
sgo
and
is
expected
to
return
here
on
August
23.
On
his
arrival
back
in
Prince
Rupert
Dr.
MacMillan
will
give
an
organ
recital
at
the
Anglican
Cathedral
here.
This
Is
tbe
first
occasion
pn
which
a
reaUy
big
musician
has
bad
an
opportunity
of
trying
tbe
new
organ,
and
local
music
lovers
are
eagerly
awaiting
I
the
opportunity
to
hear
htm.
SLOCAN
HOTEL
WASJ5URNED
Beer
Also
Destroyed
Although
it
Was
Carried
out
to
the
Road
SOOTH
SLOCAN.
Aug.
'll
Fire
destroyed
the
Pice
Hurst
Inn
here
yesterday,
the
total
loss
being
115.000.
The
hotel
was
owned
by
K.
Campbell
of
Nelson
and
was
to
have
been
sold
with
in
the
next
few
daya
upon
the
transfer
of
the
beer
license
to
prospective
buyers.
New
supplies
or
beer
for
the
parlor
were
carried
out
Into
the
road
but
did
not
etcspe
the
flames.
SEARCH
PARTY
HAS
'
H3LEOTASPER
PARK
Will
Attempt
to
Find
Victoria
.Man
and
Oulde
Believed
Lt
lnv
Korkslide
smooth.
JASPER
PARK,
Aug.
11.
A
search
DEAD
TREE
POINT
Part
cloudy.
party
haa
left
here
for
the
Tonquln
light
southeast
wind:
barometer.
30.01;
j
Valley.
In
search
of
F.
H.
Slark
of
Vlc-temperature.
63:
sea
moderate.
j
torla
and
P.
Routls.
his
Swiss
guide.
BULL
HARBOR.
-Part
cloudy,
light
who
are
believed
to
have
been
lost
In
southwest
wind:
barometer.
29.95:
tern-
a
roc
talkie
while
attempting
to
ascend
periure
56,
light
.
'iisul
Eedlilbt.