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'"pHE
above
illustration
is
from
an
actual
photograph
of
an
original
keg
in
which
the
celebrated
"Seagram's
83"
was
first
stored
for
ageing
and
still
in
possession
of
Joseph
E.
Seagram
&
Sons
Limited,
Waterloo,
Ont.
All
Seagram's
Whiskey
is
aged
in
individual
oak
casks,
and
the
year
of
manufacture
is
guaranteed
by
the
Dominion
Government's
seal
over
the
capsule
of
each
bottle.
ad
:r
seme
ii
i
u
not
puh
hcil
r
u
ia
ye-i
.
nr.
Liiur
i
rot
Board
or
ty
the
Government
of
British
C'ulumbia
on
High
Class
Platework
will
prevail
throughout
September
PLATE
REPAIRS'
a
Hour
Scryicc
Bring
your
broken
parts
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OF
TEETH
In
u
scientific
manner
Will
find
this
office
equipped
lo
handle
any
branch
of
HIGH
CLASS
DENTISTRY
at
Lowest
Possible
Cost
9
a.m
to
9
p.m.
PHONE
525
Over
Orme's
Drug
Store
'i
9
a.m.
to
9
p.m.
Lady
Assistant
TERROR
ABOARD
LITTLE
VESSEL
Shlp'H
Cook
Tried
for
.Murder
Following
an
Unlucky
Voyage
to
Africa
NEW
YORK.
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and
the'
superstition
of
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sea
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aboard
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THE
DAIL7
Nfi3
ttmony
"
the
Federal
Court
at
the
trial
!
of
tbe
ship
s
took
tor
the
murder
of
I
tM
wile
on
the
trip
The
dread
settled
on
the
veteran
salts
after
the
coot,
a
wiry
IKtle
nejro.
tied
twk
slipped
tlw
Irons
that
held
hti
wrists.
He
had
used
nut.
riw
with
terrible
effect
oti
bis
wife,
and
with
that
vivid
mem-orjr
tbe
crew
scanned
tbe
ahadewy
(
deck
at
night
fearful
ot
another
escape
ana
anomrr
crime.
Many
things
stimulated
the
Imaginations
and
the
uneaalneaa
ot
the
able
seamen.
The
flip
of
a
toon
rope,
tbe
ghostly
flight
or
a
piece
of
white
paper
along
tbe
t)utjr
companlonwayi.
the
acreeeb
of
tlmbera
lo
the
bulkhead,
complaining
under
tbe
but
let
ot
a
wave.
tbeee
quiekenrd
the
tear
of
the
(alien
as
they
padded
about
barefooted
or
on
rope-soled
shoes,
often
startling
each
other
by
uneipected
encounter
In
dark
corner.
MATE
I.
IKK
A
routing
the
aupertutlon
bred
by
wild
night
amid
the
denotation
of
the
restless
wastes,
were
other
events
that
ael-
dom
come
to
proper
craft.
Pint,
the
mate,
a
quiet
spoken
old
man,
who
I
had
been
mild
as
a
lamb
arter
he
got
too
old
to
keep
on
bs.ng
a
lion,
curled
up
In
his
bunk
and
died.
There
had
been
a
funeral
at
sea.
with
the
skipper
reading
a
prayer,
and
all
hands
on
deck,
and
a
splash
as
the
weighted
canvas
went
over
the
aide.
Then
Earl
Battlce.
the
cook,
had
Mashed
his
wife
and
her
groans
had
sounded
on
ilie
ship
for
seven
days
and
!
!
nights
when
there
had
been
another
1
splash
alongside.
Bad
as
all
these
had
been
for
nerves
of
men
who
had
signed
I
.a
merely
for
a
peaceful
venture.
In-
volvlng
lumber
and
cocoa
beans,
there
;
had
been
other
happenings
and
per-.
-j:s
There
had
been
an
emotional
'
'ipanwh
g'.r!
with
a
knife
In
the
pocket
1
of
ber
sirtrt
It
really
wasnt
carried
!
there
but
she
had
It
and
it
was
out
ot
lght
who
had
whipped
out
the
weap-.
jn
and
begged
to
be
killed
when
the
:
Lk's
plan
to
ship
ber
Instead
of
bis
(
lawful
spouse
went
astray.
XH1IIT
MHfcAMH
Another
knife
there
bad
been,
a
keen-edged
affair,
which
tbe
cook
hoi'
itered
In
the
mattress
of
his
berth.
'
Atirl
irrHHii
t.t.Ht
(-
r
th
iiti
of
tbe
hsrbor
of
San
Juan
Porto
Rico.
a.
woman's
angry
outburst
beard
by
the
wondering
skipper
and
the
two
men
rowing
him
from
shore
to
ship.
None
of
this
Had
been
In
the
articles
signed
by
the
crew,
nor
had
they
ex
pected
to
see
tbe
master
waving
a
clenched
fist
under
the
ncse
of
tb
donkey-engine
man,
and
there
had
been
no
appreciation
of
the
grim
humor
of
the
cook's
threat
to
drown
himself
un
less
tbe
captain
curbed
his
appetite
i
for
cake
when
the
makings
of
such
daln-1
tie,
were
not
to
be
bad.
U.S.
NAVY
IS
VITAL
ISSUE
Political
Writer
Suggests
fireat
Expansion
of
American
Sea
Tower
DISAPPOINTED
AT
RKITAIN
NEW
the
recent
?nt
about
vnnt.
o
A
'
v-
.if..H
.(
Geneva
-.conference
to
JMl&ii..r.
ta
embark
uno'it
a
ireat
nival
.
argument
Is
exploded
now.
On
tRe
run
-Watch
for
Plain
Mr.
York,
of
York.Yorks
-find
out
what
he
has.
A
TREAT
FOR
YOU
ex-4
further,
limitation
bl
:
paVal
)
i-Use..'
.but
titer
...ai.
JrdlV
IfteJY
to
a'tmameht
"by
Ore?
Ula,
tiif
tWted'igvjifejfftioil
.jW-hicnuder
StVi-.u'
iajiiiirtlii'ftnf
tb";isu0i0V
of
'ejinaaimf
timpes
en-';
'
H
"AB)elrltaV'--future
cruiser
strength
I
faring
lnferlortt;
stjwsrwy
before
tn
next
congress
anal-
"From
tbe
Congressional
point
or
Ukely
w)U
result,
lp
ja
definite
program
I
Vlewv
Ambawador
Olbson
xlld
not
Xall
of
naval
expansion.
In
the
opinion
of
Lt
oeneva.
On
the
contrary,
he
suc-Prank
H.
Slmonds,
noted
International
JWS8fUny
maintained
the
only
American
political
observer.
(thesis
which
Congress
or
the
country
"Nothing
Is
more
certain
now
than.wm
acwpt,
namely
equality,
as
both
that
Congress
and
not
the
White
,t
We
merged
from
an
interna-House
wlU
take
over
the
naval
debate."
Uon4l
coMennce
tor
the
first
time
declares
Mr.
Slmonds.
surveying
the
h4Tlnil
ost
nothing,
having
given
!
post-conference
situation
in
the
.
Sep-'
nothln
tember
Issue
of
the
Review
ot
Reviews,
Congress
was
with
difficulty
res
trained
......o.
from
a
-
naval
.
r.-o...
program
during
FRtSEVT
POSITION
As
the
situation
stands.
Mr.
Slmonds
i
lnU
out
British
cruisers
outnumber
the
past
two
years
b,
the
In.
.tence
,
states
by
three
to
that
first
the
Disarmament
Conference
!
comparison
in
tonnage
Is
of
the
League
of
Nations,
and
later
.v.-,...
..y.
"
"
taking
'
the
position
that
America
to
wouw
insure
an
"rangNnen
by
which!
rtthould
build
up
to
400,
the
United
BUte.
would
obUln
equal-
Ja
ln
tbe
,0000
cruUer8
That
MI'HT
111
II
I
deemed
fitted
to
American
needs,
but
in
6.000
ton
boats,
which
class
includes
tbe
bulk
of
the
British
cruiser
fleet,
rurther.
Britain
would
reserve
the
right
to
equal
our
10.000
ton
boats
"on
the
ground
that
her
6.000
ton
class
la
essential
for
patrol
work
among
her
scattered
dominions
and
not
to
be
considered
in
discussions
of
equal
war
strength.
"We
sent
to
Oeneva
on
a
falu
.basis
and
with
a
complete
misconception'
ot
tbe
possible,"
ssys
his
Review
of
Re
views
article,
which
holds
that
Britain
bad
never
considered
sacrificing
Its
superiority
In
cruisers
as
America
had
given
up
Its
superiority
In
battleships
at
Washington.
M.EH
PRESENT
TONN.XRE
"London
at
all
times
had
Insisted
that
It
would
not
scrap
ships
and
that
it
needed
Its
existing
tonnage.
The
Idea
ot
combining
economy
with
parity
was
at
all
times
preposterous
because
it
scught
to
obtain
a
American
end
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S0HIHHiHHiHfeMlHHLfliflBHHH
Congress
la
seized
with
the
fact
that
Ve
have
not
achieved
equality
and
!
cannot
get
It
unless
we
are
prepared
,
to
build.
.
.
!
"Th
American
Deonle
ares
also
In-i
P.O.
Box
GG7
No
Coal!
No
Ashes!
No
Soot!
at
the
cost
of
British
sacrifice.
'Viewed
from
the
aspect
of
high
policy,
however.
It
seems
to
me
that
the
whole
British
course
was
singularly
short-sighted
and
Inimical
to
.the
permanent
Interests
of
the
nation.
The
primary
fect
is
Uiat
th-
United
States
tki
iotttiiltiifid
JsHtaini
Bt
only
In
population
f
B4
Immediate
wealth,
but
'
'
In
ultimate'
resources.
The
surest
method
to
provoke
American
popular
sentknent
to
the
point
where
naval
suprtmancy
becomes
a
national
credo.
Is
to
encourage
the
notion
that
nothing
can
be
accomplished
by
negotiation
and
that
all
American
sacrifices
are
met
by
utter
refusal
to
yield
on
the
other
tide
of
the
Atlantic
"Failure
at
1
0eneva
does
not
bring
Anglo-American
conflict
a
fraction
ot
an
inch
nearer."
he
concludes,
"but
the
prospect
of
effective
co-operation
is
infinitely
mors
remote."
More
Comfort
and
Cleanliness
when
you
have
a
Westing
house
Electric
Range
Cheaper
in
the
long
run
I
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