ftitix-:
XTt
iave
Money
Boston
Grill
1
'
....
.
Nci
.-,
is
to
suoscriDe
oj
me
Yiie
Host
la
5.00
nd
your
i
vitrftJ
to
your
addreea
,
juai
figure
out
the
t
(
you
for
this
dally
,,
twelve
monthsl
:'.4.
111
"oii.
oapt.
T.
M.
H1U.
mas-
"
the
vessel,
which
Cam
via
the
'"
"
t'Hu.i
in
ballast,
reports
an
"mil
yaKt
though
weather
wan
I
,,
toriny
as
he
neared
Prince
orr
the
coast
of
Mexico,
a
'
;
mbera
of
the
ortw.
are
re-
I"
'
"I
In
have
tMH
.1.1
.
'"
'
"'V
Ulch
resulted
In
thstr
halne
1
"
imns.
Aly.
which
Is
of
30M
retle-
"
,,""l!'
and
oarrlea
a
crew
of
v
'""
men.
belonas
to
Sir
R
Sons
and
b.bilM
port
Is
Hiirticpooi,
sWjind
;
Tfte
vessel,
lrdy
lined,
Is
at
anchor
""
Mrim
awaiting
a
eerth
at
th
'"''
when
ik.
i.
hi
1,1
Mabrltou.
are
at
present
tied
""
Kolnd
may
ioasibly
get
away
with
.
full
cargo
for
the
''Ingikim
or
Continent
and
K
"'
Mabrlton
will
then
be
"i
(U-rl
with.
''
'
pyne,
of
the
firm
of
Fraier
u"
M.lleti
thu
morning
on
the
H'li-en
for
Vitucouver
on
a
buy-
Equator.
mean
In
the
m"1"1
the
Pacific."
.m....
ihn
Chicago
it
hu
tire
fell
tit..:
9-
-i
a
international
railway
of
great
startegic
and
develop-j
iliilitien
looms
up
as
a
possibility,
say
the
Financial
Post
A
group
of
American
financier
who
are
stated
to
have
r:
f
Washington,
are
working
out
a
scheme
to
link
the
i
'
.lie
and
Alaska
by
rail.
As
at
present,
steel
is
laid
from
Hit'
Peace
Kivir
Uistrii
t.
the
actual
plans
of
the
present
.over
construction
of
a
line
from
Peace
Iliver
to
Alaska
'In-
valleys
of
various
rivcre
in
Northern
British
Columbia
i
ukon
territory.
The
line
would
link
Dawson
City
and'
.
Whltehorse
lii
Canada,
and
Juneau
and
(Ef
ISION
COURT
HOLDS
MEETING
,nen
to
(i.T.P.
Develop-
m
.in
i
ii.
in
Heaped
of
Ap-
pi.iN
-To
Sil
Again
on
Monday
plans
of
the
promoters
Last
week
he
said:
Gold
In
the
Klondike,
and
copper
at
Kennerott
have
brought
Alaska
to
the
attention
of
world
finance
But
there
are
those
who
believe
that
in
Alaska,
as
in
Cnllfornln.
agriculture
wUI
eventually
far
out
-rank
the
min
eral
interests.
Alaska
Is
more
then
twice
as
laree
at
Texas,
and
Is
capable
of
producing
talce
as
many
catile.
"During
Cleveland's
administration,
the
government
boimht
a
thousand
reindeer
and
located
them
favorably
In
Alaska
It
Is
estimated
that
today
there
are
In
Alaska
100.000
relnaeer
Rv.ral
Decking
houses
are
ensaged
In
the
shipping
of
reindeer
meat
It
U
said
thet
the
Laplanders
have
turned
reindeer
meat,
and
have
from
fish
to
now
plenty
of
clothing
from
the
reindeer
sklna.
asm
in:
iT.rr.
on
r
vnnr
"When
In
the
future.
Canada
and
the
United
Stale-
build
a
railroad
through
the
now
undeveloped
agricultural
valleys
of
Alhcrta
and
British
Columbia
Into
Al,.k
d
a
naval
the
Behrlng
Sea,
base
Is
established
on
iiw
Pacific
will
be
assured.
further
talk
of
a
and
there
will
be
no
polble
Invaslou
ol
the
i-scmc
For
from
that
point
by
any
po.
the
United
Slates
can
protect
the
.
.
.
.
W.
tlMM
Philippines
na
neip
w
anywhere
in
the
Pacific.
"No
naval
ship
iona
o,i
America
or
cross
,
fuel
enutigh
to
return.
HIIU
L.
Indeed,
salllim
x""'
could
be
fueled
doubUul
If
a
war
ship
to
effectively
cross
the
Pacific.
w
loo
AlMk"
wl1
One
has
only
Ai...finn
Ilnnds
from
the
sUnd-
Pole
Instead
of
the
point
of
the
North
atiiii
MAT
Wlirsv
ulhrr
point
in
Alaska
directly
with
the;
rest
of
Canada
and
the
United
States.
A
branrli
line
would
be
built
to
serve
Uw'
PrUand
t'mial
n.li
lag
area
but
this
line
would
ijrocnt
greater
engineering
dllfl-
cult:e
limn
tlx
mUn
rouie
because
Ofjs
the
m
ire
difficult
mountain
ranges
to,
be
cros
ed.
rUKKfL
llOZk.V
KI.OMIVKIM
i
It
was
polased
out
to
The
rtntpal
jrrst
by
one
in
touch
with
the
new
'railway
pronto
ton
Um(,
the
mineral
pufciloilities
ifejog
Uk
roia("'iaii
enor-
mo
u
and
this
senile
man
propose
lee
urt
of
revision.
t
a
brief
,Bt
,
doM,
KMndyhee
wtll
be
."ound
may
afternoon,
considered
b,
,h(1
miiway
builders
In
the
val-'
appeals
other
than
those
ley4
of
tne
rinlsy
and
other
rivers
Ii
mtn
adjourned
until
Mou-
lhr
1K)r.h
ol
British
Columbia
are
ulcred
Its
decision
to
W
,ut(,(1
to
be
many
thousands
of
acres
.insistent
taxation
conunls-
()f
tllwnl
agricultural
land
ranking
i.e
Canadian
National
Rail-
m
tlJI
pr.tvntlalltlei
with
the
Peace
.
matter
of
appeals
on
val-
Rvfr
country
The
cllmale
Is
slated
nam
lands
ot
the
Omnd
,
excellent
for
wheat
grcwlnR
and
"
OevwloBment
Co.
Sllgln
ral:).
being
warmed
by
the
Pacific
rrc
allowed
the
concern
on
Co,
wmds
and
currents
Timber
Falrviaw
Cemetery
and
in
cxllU
,
VMt
commercial
quanUtlts.
"ii
the
betght
of
laud
near
Washington's
sympathy
toward
tbe
h"eet.
proposal
U
stated
to
be
based
upon
i
iuree
of
the
discussion
on
,trtelc
considerations
although
the
ni'iiiioned
piece
of
property.
lmJ
oI
tne
promoters
are
to
carry
on
s
hospital
site
was
sun-
,
KWat
pioneering
work,
similar
to
the
Mr
MeLaroon
stated
that
opening
up
of
the
Middle
West
or
the
s
sateswed
for
nesrly
ten
ro..r,ic,,on
0
the
CPR
amount,
the
company
was
,
In
U)
ponnecUon
a
most
slgnlfl-:i
it
tor
5O0
Some
mem-:r4llt
paragraph
appeared
In
one
ol
the
court
were
of
the
opinion
jW
lM
Btrret
Mrmon
of
C.
W
Barron,
ii
ijhi
well
be
used
as
a
hos-
....wn.i.or
of
trv.
Wall
Street
Jou
.mi.
1
"Mel
that
negotlatlona
might
iahn
who
la
.tated
stated
to
to
be
be
In
In
touch
touch
with
the
'I
into
whereby
It
would
be
i'
uch
a
purpose,
'of
revision
now
stands
ad-
in:.
1
Monday
morning.
iTEAMERASHBY
ON
MAIDEN
TRIP
ili-ll
I'ri-lifhl.,.
VI,UI,
Arritnl
in
Port
UhI
NIrIu
for
Grain,
is
Brand
New
Ship
1
-l
hritliri
Msaea
Bs.iei.kk
wiVtatv
uu-h
is
now
on
her
maiden
'
"
"
litd
port
at
S
30
last
night
"
nuitiisiupton.
England,
which
-;o
left
on
December
81,
and
u
KuiH-it's
iltteenth
grain
ehtp
can
round
tlie
Pacific
mining
of
peace
on
to
Tlehrlng
Sea
the
significance
of
a
,llw
i.
,
have
n,iH
railway.
But
It
Is
Benin
i'
'"r
Amcrko-Ci'
mi
4
1F.KIC.K
IF.UIIU
K
K
OITKKH
OITKKS
I'ltlZKM
I'ltlZKM
lOlt
lOlt
KkMWS
LkHWS
1
i
ok
ok
i;mi'Iiik
i;mi'Ikk
wr.r.K
wi.r.K
TKURACE,
TasHRACE,
Feb.
Feb.
10.
10.
Tbe
The
council
council
of
of
tbe
tbe
B-wrd
B-wrd
of
of
Trade
Trade
t
IU
meeting
thla
week
set
aside
small
sum
for
prizes
la
en
essay
contest
open
to
school
children
on
the
subject
"Why
We
Should
Buy
Empire
Oocds."
Details
of
the
competition
wltl
be
decided
on
at
the
next
meeting.
The
merchants
of
Terrace
are
also
bring
asked
to
display
Empire
good
during
Empire
week,
which
Is
April
at
to
38.
The
board
took
action
as
a
result
of
a
circular
letter
received
by
them
from
the
Empire
Marketing
Board,
suggest-in
some
such
action.
GRAND
CHANCELLOR
4.
4
GARDENS
AT
TIfE
SCHOOLS
Matter
Incidentally
I)Iscued
by
School
Hoard
at
Meeting
Last
Night
IteferrlNg
to
a
request
Of
Miss
I
UHI
HI
fur
the
Hearing
lit
a
plot
trf
tu
ml
tor
a
srlMml
ganleti.
Trustee
IIUcarM.
at
I
he
meeting
of
llw
aehtsel
Ixwrd
lat
iilglil,
kiiliesled
Ihal
this
ihiM
If
a
K'hmI
thing.
He
lulil
of
selionl
gardens
they
I
tail
at
CTSHbrwik.
due
ol
lite
teacltera
t
larre
lied
taken
a
aperlal
rmirH
In
garseahig
and
had
aiiM-rlHleinled
Use
work.
Oialfasaii
ltrlielrr
aalil
II'
was
u
gwml
ales.
"The
fittest
I
blag
la
the
wwrM."
The
Instrd
slutnhl
lewd
all
Ike
awKUnre
ptiaie
to
help
out.
Trastre
MrMrekln
suggested
lltat
swaiellilag
might
be
done
at
Ihsalli
HehMl.
He
sasgesteil
(he
Janitor
might
help
clear
a
M.
Traalee
t.
eterf
llwnghl
I
he
jwaltstr
ImiI
enuugli
lo
do
there
ami
sncgeM'
Trustee
MrMerkln
might
uadrrlske
live
work.
AT
K.
OF
P.
MEETING
At
the
regular
meeting
of
trCntghbi
ol
Pythias
the
Grand
Chancellor.
T.
J
Y
adman
of
Revels
to
lue,
was
present
last
night
and
gave
an
address.
Following
the
lodge
meeting
there
was
a
aoeie.1
gathering
and
solos
were
given
by
Mrs
p
O.
Miller
end
Mrs.
rorreet
and
a
re
ni
tation
by
W
Burkin.
BefreahmenU
usjI
stmst
sat
Jr
tmewHIal
tiaras
aa
araant
"
'
'
.trsnsfer
tlieni
to
MALCOLM
McLEOD
IS
DEADAT
TORONTO
TORONTO,
Feb.
10
-Malcolm
Me-Leod.
71
years
of
age,
a
retired
general
manager
and
chief
engineer
of
the
Canadian
Northern
Railway,
which
is
now
merged
in
the
Canadian
National.
Is
dead.
dtan
peace
Instead
of
leading
to
trou
ble.
The
project
naturally
tends
interest
to
the
endeavors
of
British
Columbia
to
have
Peace
River
linked
with
Vancouver
by
direct
rail
communication.
It
now
seems
possible
that
the
Cana
dian
government
will
return
the
Peace
River
block
to
Orltlah
Columbia
msk
Ing
It
possible
to
utilise
this
rich
prlee
In
land
and
timber
tor
bonusslng
a
direct
line
of
steel
to
prince
oeorge.
where
It
would
connect
with
the
Pacific
Q
rest
Eastern
If
and
when
the
Pacific
Orent
Eastern
Is
complete
to
Prrnee
Oeorge,
this
giving
t'.w
F.O.K
new
traffic
to
tap.
relieving
the
drain
that
the
railway
now
represents
on
the
liniun'irtl
res
Hirers
of
the
provlnro
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PRINCE
UUPEItT,
B.C.,
FRIDAY,
FEBRUARY
10
1923
fe
rr
t
,
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
Phone
457
Price
Five
Cnu
L-
m..
"
'
.
-
!
EPORTED
S
lew
Railway
Proposal
to
Link
Up
Alaska
with
Chicago
as
Outlined
Taken
Seriously
by
Financiers
financial
Post
of
Toronto
publishes
plans
of
scheme
to
include
Peace
River
Development
and
line
to
Stewart
TO
PURCHASE
P
X.E.
FOi
WITH
DELEGATES
FROM
21
NATIONS
assembled
at
Havana,
Cuba,
for
the
Pan-American
Congress,
the
city
was
gorgeously
decorated,
and
everybody
took
holidays
to
see
the
celebrities.
The
car
of
President
Machado
with
leading
.
delegates
being
escorted
by
an
interested
throng
Report
That
P.G.E.
Will
Be
Taken
Over
by
C.N.
R.
Is
Not'
Denied
by
Premier
Maclean
VICTORIA,
February
10.
When
told
of
reports
from
Edmonton
to
the
effect
that
the
Canadian
National
Railway
would
shortly
take
over
the
P.G.E.
as
part
of
the
scheme
of
Peace
River
development,
paying
British
Columbia
$17,000,000
for
the
property,
Premier
MacLcan
replied
that
ho
had
nothing
to
say.
No
comment
on
the
reported
deal
was
forthcoming
from
the
government.
PRIVATE
BILL
PUTS
DIVORCE
UPTOCOURTS
Proent
Session
of
Dominion
Parliament
to
Deal
With
Question
in
Ontario
and
Quebec
OTTAWA.
Feb.
10
(By
Canadian
roes)
The
subject
of
divorce
will
be
thrust
Into
the
PtfliajBent
of
Canada
at
the
session
whlob
has
just
openeo
By
a
privets
bill
to
the
Intrcluced
by
Senator
Willoughbv
of
Moose
Jaw.
ttu
whole
matter
ol
divorce
as
it
affects
the
rcvlnoe
of
Ontario
will
be
thrown
open
o
debate.
Senitor
Wllloughbys
bill
would
reuiove
Ontario
divorce
esses
Irani
the
Jurisdiction
of
parliament
and
of
the
province.
the
Supreme
Court
At
the
present
lime
special
com
mittee
of
the
Senate
of
Canada
heais
all
applicants
for
divorce
from
Ontario
and
Quebec.
Wimeaaas
are
called
ana
heard
and
hearings
are
given
to
the
opponents
of
the
applications.
In
short.
the
Senate
Divorce
Ooaunlttee
fulfills
all
the
functions
of
a
court.
Such
divorces
as
the
committee
eeea
nt
to
grant
are
put
through
both
the
Senate
and
the
House
of
Oomaaons
as
private
bills,
each
requiring
three
readings
and
a
oommlttee
stage.
Thhj
system
is
re
(anted
by
many
as
cumbersome
and
ex
pensive
in
the
matter
of
parliamentary
tune,
The
Senate
oosmaalttee
Is
also
at
ft'
dlsad
ventage
in
that
whUe
perteria
lug
the
functions
of
a
court
it.
has
net
the
power
to
proseouta
for
perjury
or
other
breaches
of
law.
The
Increased
number
of
divorces
coming
from
the
provinces
of
Ontario
and
Quebec
ithe
other
provinces
handle
divorce
by
local
court)
have
more
than
once
oaused
something
of
a
congestion
in
Parliament
mid
sub-committees
were
required
to
meet
the
tide
of
applications.
Between
l3t
and
1998
almost
SCO
divorces
were
granted
by
Senator
Villn,rhhy.
who
has
serv
MOTHER
OF
LOCAL
WOMAN
HAS
PASSED
Heath
tMt-urs
11
Ktealng
In
Alberta
at
Mrs.
II.
iil..
Mother
f
Mrs.
IV.
V.
Armour
A
telegram
received
last
night
by
Capt.
W.
P.
Armour,
manager
of
the
B.C.
Towage
A
Lighterage
Co..
announced
the
death
at
6.S0
p.m
at
her
home
In
Mun-ou,
Alberta,
cf
Mrs.
II.
Daly,
mother
of
Mrs.
Armour
who.
with
ail
other
members
of
the
family,
were
present
at
tne
bedside
wiien
the
end
came.
Tbe
late
Mrs
Daiy.
wtu
was
54
years
d
age.
succumbed
following
a
lengthy
and
;Mluful
Illness,
an
operation
having
been
perlormed
last
Saturday
but
in
vain.
Mrs
Armour
will
have
the
sympathy
In
her
bereavement
of
many
local
friends.
HE
VY
RAINFALL
DURING
PAST
DAYS
Rainfall
tiurinu
the
oast
day
or
so
:
Former
Local
Lawyer
Arguing
Court
of
Canada
Ottawa
Today
OTTAWA.
February
10.
W.
E.
Williams,
of
the
firm
of
Manson
&
Gonzales
argued
the
case
against
the
Dominion
!
department
of
fisheries
attacking
their
claim
for
control
of
the
n.,.
l
'
i
,
t
;
.
.
i
1
c
il
-
a
canneries
in
sruisn
loiamoia
in
an
appeal
ueiore
tne
auprenie
Court
of
Canada
here,
commencing
yesterday.
Mr.
Williams
argued
that
jurisdiction
of
the
Dominion
ended
when
the
fiah
were
taken
from
the
water.
The
fish
then
became
persona)
property
under
the
classification
of
property
and
civil
rights
and
as
such
were
under
provincial
and
not
Dominion
jurisdlc-
Th
appeal
was
brought
by
the
fish-:
rnes
department
against
a
ruling
of
Mr
Justice
MoDjaald
at
Vancouver
rl?rlar!ng
that
the
section
of
the
law
nnde-
which
the
Somervllle
Cannery
j
C
.many
of
Prince
Rupert
was
sued
was
il.rs
vires
of
the
Dominion
Coun''.
;
re
for
the
D
.million.
Eugene
La-
f'e.ir
and
A.
B.
Mscdonsld:
fee
Jape-i-e
fisherman.
A
Gregorian
Slid
E.
F.
Ncwcsmbc:
for
British
Columbia.
W.
E.
Will
ami:
for
Quebec
province,
C.
Lance-
t
Prince
Kupcrt
set
a
record
which
j
B'H
t--ourl
v!ll
take
some
bcalliiK
During
the
a.CoMt
Copper
Cork
Province
hour
period,
ciidln
pm.
yesterday.
H.
D.
Tee.
DU!
Inland.
Dominion
,
A'eaka
meteoroloxlat.
reptrts
that
there
was
a
Dunwell
otal
precipitation
of
07
Inches.
Dur-
Oeorge
Copper
!nx
the
previous
M
hours
to
this,
.TO
:Olacler
if
an
inch
was
recorded
end
another
Gladstone
half
Inch
fell
between
4
o'clock
yes-
lOolcunda
terdsy
afternoon
and
4
o'clock
this
I
Indian
morning,
or
well
over
four
iuches
for
a
nd
L
(jertcd
of
alxty
hours
which
was
amply
Leadsmith
...
wtn
ailav
anv
fears
for
the!Lucky
Jim
...
time
being
at
least
as
to
a
water
short-
Marmot
Metals
age
In
these
part
"All
roads
lead
to
Premier
Porter
Idaho
Rome,
but
the
8"r
Crest
milw
mi
which
leads
to
self-realisa
'Surf
Inlet
tion
and
complete
peace
la
the
road
to
Sunlcch
Terminus
vrrk
'-Oeorge
Clemenceau.
Tortc
.
.
.
ar
chatlrman
of
the
Senate
Divorce
Whitewater
Committee
introduced
his
bill
at
the
Bid.
Asken
1
50
54
55
52.00
.31
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S6
.08
.37
38
400
43S
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06
V,
.00
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,
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08
31
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53
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80
"
M
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10',
.01
P,
(
JO
3
25
SOi,
Sl'j
SIM)
435
a.3o
lust
session
of
parliament
when
It
A.
C.
Oardlner
travelling
auditor
for
into
the
House
of
Commons
when
Par-
been
In
the
rlty
for
the
pt
several
llsment
was
prorogued.
The
Senator
days
on
official
duties,
sailed
by
the
has
snnrunced
his
Intention
of
re-ln-'
Prince
Rupert
this
moinlnn
on
his
I
1
n-.Ktui-'i'i-
the
1
1
1
Hil-
ve.ii
vti
in
Miutn
(
LOGGING
FOR
BUCKLEY
BAY
Ed.
Crawford
Camp
to
Cet
Out
Pulpwooi
for
Const
.Mills-
Conditions
Quiet
on
Islands
Just
Now
tot:
for
Or.tarl",
r
D
Hogy
i
Blnce
the
DirutrUn
had
the
abs-lu.r
Contracts
for
pulpwood
from
the
power
under
the
Br
Hh
North
America
Powell
River
and
Ocean
Falls
paper
Act.
Mr
Lafleur
submitted,
the
K.iveni-
mills
will
result
In
resumption
of
n.ent
power
to
regulate
In
aid
of
the
operations
on
a
larger
scale
for
a
few
fishing
Industry
as
ancillary'
and
e-
month
at
leain
of
the
logging
camp
ceaaary
for
the
fjevernment's
rights
over.ct
Buckley
Bey
conducted
by
Kd
Craw-thc
fisheries
followed.
The
government
,uui
formerly
of
Swanaon
Bay.
ae-also
had
the
right
t
j
tax
floating
can-1
cordltig
to
word
leeelvad
In
the
city
neries
since
the.r
operation
might
tend
i
:roni
the
Islands
on
the
Frtnoe
-stoiui
toward
pollution
of
waters
or
become
obstacles
lo
navigation
or
might
Interfere
with
the
licenses
of
fishermen
authorized
to
fish
In
the
locality
where
eaiinerlcj.
were
established
VANCOUVKK
KM
IIANtJE
1BC.
Silver
--terdsy
afternoon.
Industrial
conditions
are
generally
quiet
on
the
Islands
at
tola
tine.
The
reope.ilr.g
of
the
big
sawmill
at
Buck-'ey
Bay
seems
to
be
somewhat
uncer-
,im
aitiioutih
it
is
hoped
that
it
may
rxtnnc
operations
before
long.
The
Islands
appear,
however,
to
be
n
for
a
somewhat
quMt
tiaae
until
lni'-n
fuhtng
recpens.
Tbla
should
he
a
good
fishing
year
on
the
blende.
JURY
FINDS
HICKMAN
SANE
Will
be
'Sentenced
Tomorrow
Morning
and
Notice
of
Appeal
Will
ljfc
(Ijven
LOS
ANOBLOS,
Fab
la
The
Jury
In
the
case
or
w.
g.
Blekaun.
the
caaf
eased
slayer
of
Marlad
Parker,
law
yesterday
found
him
sane
on
tne
murder
charge
and
also
sane
on
tbe
kidnapping
charge.
Judge
Trubucco
anoeuaeed
that
sentence
would
be
passed
Saturday
morn-lug.
Jerome
Wxl
h.
H'ckman's
chief
counsel,
announced
that
he
would
give
no-
passed
the
Upper
House
without
op-
the
Canadian
National
Railways
with
'
tire
of
appeal
from
the
verdlot
at
that
position
and
had
only
been
Introduced
headquarters
In
Vancouver,
who
ha
time
K
ATllKIt
HEPOKT
Ptliue
Rupert
-Raining,
light
i.
ul
tcinpf
r.iturc.
37,
S.W.
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