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Speaking
Answer
Each
Other
in
Speeches
Delivered
Yesterday
Chart
Is
Iirilisli
Constitution
Kcsponsiblc
Government
bays
Premier
Mackenzie
;
King
V.'IDSON,
Sink.,
Aug
8.
Premier
Mackenzie
King,
speaking
sti-niay,
replied
to
questions
put
by
Conservative
leader
It.
13.
i
ii.
He
said
he
wan
anxious
to
know
to
what
port
the
Govern-j
a..
directing
the
ship
of
state
and
what
chart
and
compass
was
:
,
hf
voyage
of
the
ship
of
state.
Mr.
King
replied
that
the
wis
safely
anchored
in
the
port
of
unity,
prosperity
and
amity.
...
designated
the
port
for
my
anxious
friend
Let
him
no
1
afraid.
May
I
tell
him
that
my
chart
is
the
development
of
i;''i-h
constitution
throughout
the
entire
course
of
its
history
TORONTOWINS
BOXING
BOUTS
OLYUri.Ml
CONTESTS
tOI'dllT
TO
ll.U
AT
AMSTEKDA.M
IIKITAIN
AMI
IIIANl'i;
WIN
m-
ikhuau.
Aug.
a.
-Vincent
Olton-bantamwetgbl.
defeated
'f
Oeraaa
y-v
-the
Olympic
t
irney
toeHy.
-n.
.Hie.
the
Toronto
welterweight.
'.:
Unelutt
at
Ireland.
i
rranoe.
flyweight
gained
a
:
ion
over
rrank
Martin
ot
of
Britain
beat
Trill.
Ar-ther
flyweight.
EXPLOSION
ON
DOLLAR
LINER
I
(!t
i
IITI.lt
STANLEY
lOI.I.H
IX
TltOI'IILE
HI
T
ANOTHEIl
Of
SAME
MM:
TO
Alll
K
1
Aug
8
A
radio
message
:
by
the
lloanm
Paris
Msru
..it
the
Dollar
line
freighter
I
liar
bcAUBd
to
Shanghai
from
'
disabled
by
a
boiler
explore
KurUes
Monday.
The
Parle
v
:!"(J
aastataprf
but
the
dls--
1
replied
ttlat
the
Stuart
Dol-'ii
rout
from
Victoria.
B.C
.
to
1
Manrhurla.
and
waa
expected
by
shortly.
STORMSWEEPS
i
nr.
MILLION'
DOI.I.AUS
ESTIMATED
DAM
AUK
Ol'
TltOl'ICAL
IHSTl
ItHANCE
-t
'V
KsoNVUUg,
Aug.
8
Untold
'
'iHmage
waa
left
in
the
wake
'
,.-ai
storm
believed
to
be
awcep-
1
ii
und
central
Florida
alter
lash
"st
coast
elUee
last
night
1
1
Vero
Beach
and
Stuart
ea
'
damage
at
five
million
dollars
"
of
houses
unroofed,
crops
nnd
public
utilities
crippled
'
"
are
reported.
DIED
RESULT
AUTO
CRASH
,,M,niM
MAN
11AKLV
lll!UT
ANJ
mil
t,
IMINOIl,
IMl
ItlKM
IVIIKN
(Alt
111
1
M
HII.K
,t
i
1
"I
VANCOUVER.
Aug.
8.
Wit
'
:n
Mcpherson,
a
Vancouver
clerk
1
"
mploy
of
the
Liquor
Control
n;,r
ciiwi
today
as
a
result
of
an
auto
M
'A
'""
he
wa
riding
craahlng
Into
nine
pole
on
Klngsway
near
Tine
1
Loiiingwood
yesterday.
'I'll.
nmdltlon
of
Matt
J.
Nett,
his
'
1
1
1
1
""
la
aerleus
Three
others
suf
"ior
inJuriM.
4
m
mm
ri
w
gummmmmmmma
WW
W
M
Mk
WW
S!
W
W
MM
and
Compass
is
Principle
of
i
sand,
my
compass
Is
the
guiding
prin
ciple
of
responsible
government."
ANTIGONISH,
NS
Aug.
8--"I
see
Mr.
King,
speaking
in
the
west
says
I
am
talking
old
things,
no
work,
no
employment,
shoot
people
leaving
the
country.
Well
t
am
going
to
do
It
until
he
gives
place
to
a
government
that
will
keep
the
people
here."
So
tiled
the
Conservative
leader,
R.
B.
Dennett
last
night
at
the
completion
of
the
Nov
Boot
portion
of
his
cummer
'
speaking
sour.
In
the
last
six
yaaia
while
Ur.
King
was
in
power
IB
1.000
people
1'ft
Ce-
n4a
tat
during
site
same
petted
w
brought
In
only
5T3.0OO
people.
Tt
1s
no
wonder
the
Premier
does
not
want
me
to
talk
about
UMm
things
I
would
not
If
I
were
In
Ur.
Kings
place"
Stewart
Short
Line
Plans
Discussed
by
Stevens
Canadian
North
Eastern
Planned
to
Tap
Ground
Hog;
and
Peace
Country
1'
irst
unit
ol
-o
Miles
under
Consideration.
iff
rr"m
t
.-,
q
TI,o
Cluwirl
liv;tuiiirt,
nu.
u.
,c
..v.
.
it
it
cv...n.
in
tha
iiimmir
II.
II.
OIV'vUI
Vl
I
IJ
111
IHV
o
V.
...
...
v
.
"
-
"
f
re
people
here
who
profess
to
believe
that
the
scheme
will
eventually
develop
into
a
real
railway,
with
possibly
the
C.P.H.
as
the
chief
.
...
.
..
...
1
1
-
At
.
U
t
V.
force
behllnd
It.
inat
company
nas
inaue
uioruuK"
ruico
m
country
and
it
is
understood
they
still
have
plans
for
connecting
up
.
.
.
.
.
1
A
I
tt..1HMJ
Panal
.he
northern
prairie
country
wun
ine
i,r
t....in
r.
ik.
pUat
linn
made
a
statement
respecting
the
Eastern
Railway
from
Stewart.
He
an-1
nounced
that
wltMn
a
month
or
two
I
the
there
might
be
definite
plana
forth
com-
in.
tnr
Out
tAUldlnC
Ol
IM
HO
low
Northern
British
Oolumbln.
"We
have
already
spent
1100.000
this
year
on
the.
llre.
btiltdtag
a
bridge
iver
Bear
niver.
and
in
conducting
an
xhauatlve
survey
of
the
Interior
terri
tory
as
to
prospective
tonnage.
n
'vgVja.
ld.
"A
A
first
IIIBV
unit
Uill
V
VI
of
twenty-nve
mues
.
vip
the
Bur
River
to
aenre
many
mine
-
...
w
ji.tA
i.
tifwtr
mtwldeM'atlon
'm
'IJ
UN
U-w
rm
I
"
.
iHBastiaaliima
rWMlltfl
s
OUb
Mnnir
lllVlMfaw-i
;
result
In
an
aniiounctmtat
of
cteftaite
..
1
Mr
Stevens
sUted
empbaUcally
ttoat
nothing
was
being
asked
or
the
r
vlnclal
or
Federal
Oovernmonta
In
re-
Rard
to
guarantees
or
subsidies.
He
said
tbe
original
charter
covered
oniy
h.
..iitN-n
milts
built,
and
that
a
pro
vincial
charter
for
extension
about
600
miles
into
the
hinterland
toward
me
p...
nivrr
country
would
probably
be
applied
for
if
plana
matured.
Tola,
he
said.
Involved
payment
oi
""'"
ttc
for
right-of-way.
Immwlllt,
Dolloies
of
the
ooTOpunj,
to
what
tx-nnmtion
he
said,
were
to
determine
of
the
line
Justified
in
the
Coast
section;
to
determine
operat
inland
toward
urouna
it
ing
poaslhllltlea
h.
fields
and
neighboring
mineral
ones,
arid
to
explore
tr
poselbUltWi
te
of
a
vast
territory,
north
,o
imasvwn
Slid
toward
the
Pcacecountry.
-We
naye
great
faltn
in
tne
phui...
.
.
..MAurtw
of
the
timber
ano
hvwii
"
.
n.i,..i,
nniutnhiK
.
snd
northern
part
oi
b"""
v.-.
Z,r
vrv
effort
at
present
Is
devoted
of
in
.nrvMliw
the
tonnage
poss'""11"'
.
,nt.M
railway."
Mr.SUvenede-
clared.
He
remarked
that
farming
was
secondary
to
mining
and
timber
possi-
a
bllltles.
of
tills
years
Mr
HK..IU
aald
result
determine
tne
survey
would
probably
future
plans
of
tin
rniiwuy
suits
might
b.
kn..i.
ly
iex,
spun.
Northern
and
a
a
a
a
WW
B
W
WW
BRITISH
WILL
HEP
CANADA
WITH
HARVEST
Number
of
Men
to
He
Ilrought
to
Country
and
every
Help
Possible
Given
OTTAWA,
Aug.
8
Satisfactory
arrangements
have
been
completed
by
the
Hritish
government
for
the
movement
of
harvest
help
from
the
British
Isiea
to
the
wheat
fields
of
western
Canada,
according
to
a
statement
isHued
by
the
department
of
immigration.
The
movement
will
be
under
the
direction
of
the
Itriti.stt
Government,
the
C.
N.
IL,
the
V.
V.
It,
the
two
rall-way
to
be
responsible
for
the
placing
of
men
in
harvest
employment
on
their
arrival
and
the
the
Dominion
and
Provincial
Gtivernment.1
will
co-operate
with
the
railways
in
placing
thce
harvesters
in
winter
em-ploymcnt
in
Canada.
Railway
nnllurnv
sehemp
nut
a
forward
bv
.
is
jtill
lipinir
rllacuaaed
and
there
comi
ai
i
orn.m
wui.
H
II.
Stflvpns.
M.P..
Vancouver.
situation
of
the
Canadian
North
Acquired
by
the
Vancouver
HoMlngs.
C.N.I.
Railway
U
now
backed
by
London
caplUllate,
according
to
Mr.
FISH
ARRIVALS
Total
of
10.i0
riMimlft
of
Halibut
Sold
At
i:rluiif
Thin
Morn
I
lie
a
total
of
70,600
jxnindi
of
bailout
mvAt
At
LKe
Plah
EMctMiiffii
thsft
"
ImmhIm
nr
j
m
Mtnn
n
mawaxautJai
Hta.
imviuihb.
-ww
s.-
.wM
jpoatd
bi
33,000
poutvU
at
13.3c.
and
6o.
It
1a
anl
ft
miKllA
fl
Vsa
?
tVOtla
11
ocets
bom
sijw
pounas
sv
iran
and
7c.
to
11.
and
7e
Arrival
and
aalea:
AMKUKWX
Yukon,
31.000
pounds.
Booth
Fisher-
lea,
18.9s,
and
6c.
Happy,
11.000
pounds,
Canadian
Fish
Cold
Storage
On.
lt.lc.
and
8c.
CANAMAN
rrespeMty
A.,
11.000
pounds.
Cwiadlsn
Ftob
At
Cold
Storage
Co..
11.9c.
and
7c.
Volunteer,
3,800
pounds,
Canadian
Fish
Ae
OoM
Storage
Co
,
llc.
and
7c.
Bingo,
4.000
pounds.
AUIn
Fisheries,
11.6c.
and
6c.
rt.
W..
9.000
pounds.
Canadian
Fish
Cold
Storage
Co.,
11.7c.
and
7c.
aibnon.
10.000
pounds.
Canadian
Fish
Cold
Storage
Co..
II
.
Sc.
arid
7c.
EDITOR
VISITS
CITY
,
Franklin
Snow,
transnortatlon
editor
Christian
Science
Monitor,
arrived
In
ilr
"""'a
.ni.
-
rrtod
drlvlna
s
round
the
eltv
and
In
tervlewlng
local
people,
leaving
on
the
regular
train
at
iuu.
tie
waa
met
cy
local
delegation
of
railway
and
Board
of
Trade
officials
and
supplied
with
all
information
required
in
regard
to
tne
port.
Mr.
Snow
waa
aroampanled
by
Mis.
Snow.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PRINCE
RUPEuT,
B.
C,
WEDNESDAY,
AUGUST
8,
1028
PRINCE
BOWS
BEFORE
HIS
FATHER
THE
KING:
The
Duke
of
York
greeting
his
father,
King
George,
on
the
tatter's
arrival
at
the
Richmond
Royal
Horse
Show
held
at
Richmond.
IUJISAV
M.CI0AIJ
IIATKS
IIOI.HIIi:VIKH
AMI
SEEM
A
.MENACE
l
TORONTO,
Aug.
ft
Ramsay
Maodowld
in
an
interview
here
stated
that
while
be
detested
Dolshevilts
he
would
recngnlxc
'
Soviet
Russia
for
diplomatic
reasons.
He
declared
t
as
bis
opinion
4
(
that
as
long
as
Great
Britain
falls
to
recognbss
Russia
that
country
will
be
a
TttTTf
tHit
i
CHAMBERLAIN
TO
TAKE
REST
LONDON,
Aug
8
Foreign
Secretary
Chamberlain
hns
tx-"ii
ordered
to
take
a
complete
rest
in
order
to
recover
from
an
attack
of
.bronchial
pneumonia.
Thla
became
known
when
an
official
communique
was
Issued
designating
Lord
Cuahendun
as
Acting
Foreign
Secretary.
MAKING
TEST
MARKETING
ACT
VANCOUVER.
Aug.
8
New
charges
Involving
only
uir
question
el
whethe,
the
Produce
Mitriuiting
Act
la
ultra
vires
of
the
Lcni"1'
ture
will
be
laid
egalnat
several
r'll
Chinese
potato
grower
whose
recent
convictions
for
infraction
ot
the
t
tut
were
quashed
in
the
supreme
our.
for
lack
of
Jurisdiction
of
the
nin
e
irate.
COASTT.U
Kit:
TO.MUKUOlV
OJf.
SS.
freighter
Oaaadlan
Coaster
Is
due
In
port
from
the
south
tomorrow
with
a
cargo
m
1,000
eases
of
dynamite
which
win
)e
transshipped
to
the
Interior
Arm
discharging
the
Canadian
Coanter
!':
proceed
to
Mnse:t
Inlet
with
i.
in.'-
:.
lie
rmiiuvi.-s
WIN
AMSTERDAM
SPORTS
Opportunity
Still
Raps
Don't
Hesitate-Earn
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fine
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Car!
,
Have
you
yet
come
to
a
full
realization
of
the
wonderful
opportun-
ity
The
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
is
presenting
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you
to
make
your
spare
time,
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few
weeks,
many
times
more
valuable
to
you
than
;any
full
time
employment
you
can
imagine?
Opportunity
is
knocking
for
you
now
grasp
it
today.
Opportunity
will
not
wait
for
you.
i
i
i
i
v
:
1
:
.1
11..
..
...1
1
U
loir
spare
nours
are
vaiuauie.
tnc
co-operauon
or
tne
nome
ioiks,
nave
a
remancaDie
opportunity
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In
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Wins"
Gift
Offer.
In
the
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Is
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,of
which
Prince
Rupert
Is
the
hub.
As
longing
to
enjoy
some
of
the
beetst
thing
of
life.
In
the
heart
of
every
mother
and
every
father
la
the
desire
to
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opportunities
far
toe
children
which
the
parents
lacked
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had
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fight
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Desire
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The
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News,
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the
announcement
of
Its
great
"everybody
Wins"
Free
Olft
Distribution,
has
done
nothing
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tc
readers
and
the
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In
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the
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Ji
aanve
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l"
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r.
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maximum
reward
with
a
minimum
of
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In
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the
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or
attainmeut.
Ilexllatlon,
Time
jnt
Do
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thus
waatlng
golden
hours.
Do
not
Allow
some
little
fesr
f
failure
decide
tor
you
to
pass
up
1
together
the
iro;itoM
ofTer
uf
Its
kind
ever
predated
in
1st-.
;r.'st
territory
Canadians
Beat
German
Pair
Sculling
Doubles
Amsterdam
Olympiad
Number
of
Rowing
Events
in
Which
University
of
California
Beat
Toronto
Argonauts
and
other
Results
AMSTEUDAM,
Aug.
8.
Joe
Wright
and
Jack
Guet
of
Toronto
defeated
the
German
pair
Hoeck
and
Voight
in
the
Olympice
sculling
doubles
semi-finals
today
by
a
length
and
a
half
in
6
minute,
44
seconds.
The
Canadians
thus
avenged
the
defeat
by
the
Germans
Monday.
The
Germans,
worn
out
by
reputed
spurts
were
hardly
able
to
finish.
The
United
StateR
doubles
scullers
McIIvaine
and
Cpsiello
beat
the
Swiss
by
both
lengths
in
another
semi-finals
in
6,
minutes
,
43
0-5
seconds.
The
University
of
California,
repre
-
-
te
t'nitcd
States,
defeated
Ar-
gonsufs
of
Toronto
In
the
semi-finals
j
for
eight
bared
crews.
It
was
a
hcart-slrujgie
ti-e
United
8tatee
winning
by
a
bare
half
length.
The
AiEcrlcans
McDowell
and
Schmidt
were
beaten
In
the
semi-final
pair
oared
ahells
without
eczwaln
by
tee
Germans
while
the
British
pair
JCBrten
and
Kisbett
of
the
London
Rowing
Club
'
l:
.lv
to
enter
the
finals.
The
TJnited
States'
four,
teas
clinching
the
right
to
nuet
Britain
Friday.
r.;.n
had
a
row-over
today.
OolWtt.
England's
stogie.
afttUer.
wbo
cstecdai
beat
Wright
was
today
delated
by
Fearre
of
Australia
.
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FROM
SHIP
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Aug.
8
Both
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1
K.
W.
Macpherson
and
Lieut.
Commin-
i
aer
T.
n.
Beatty
of
the
lleht
cruiser
,
Dauntless
were
sentenced
to
dismissal!
from
tbe
ship
and
were
rtpiimande
as
a
result
of
the
Dauntless
striking
i
the
shoal
In
Halifax
Harbor
last
month.
I
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niuiviuuaii,
ur
juu,
wun
the
people
of
this
section
are
known
tor
their
progressive
tendencies.
Just
in
the
same
proportion
should
A
he
response
to
such
an
opportunity
be
evidenced.
Full
information
Is
available
to
you
without
any
.
obligation
whatever
on
your
part.
Simply
oall
at
The
Dally
Newa
office,
or
write,
telegraph,
or
telephone.
You
ean
mark
a
new
joy
in
pceseaelon
and
accomplishment
from
the
hour
you
determine
to
participate
In
tlila
great
gift
list.
Campaign
headquarters,
located
on
the
second
floor
of
The
News
building,
234
Third
Avenue,
are
open
each
week
day
from
9
a.m.
to
8
pin.
Phone
894.
DR.
CARSON
COMING
HERE
FROM
PREMIER
Mill
Take
Over
ITartlreof
Dr.
C.
A.
rt-
grrt
Wliiv
Is
fining
To
Europe
Dr.
ft.
H.
Carson,
who
has
bcn
'prac
tising
medicine
at
Premier
for
the
past
few
years.'
will
arrive
In
the
city
on
September
1,
to
take
over"
the
practice
LAHOK
CAIIAKET
Special
Dinners
Thursdays
and
Saturdays
Dunrlng
evrry
Saturday
night
from
9
to
13.
Dance
Hall
for
Hire.
Accomodation
for
Privae
Parties
rhone
457
Price
Five
Cents
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PLAYING
WELL
MAKES
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WHILE
LOSING
ONLY
HEVKN
NEW
YORK,
Aug.
6
In
the
month
ceding
yesterday
Pittsburg
won
33
games.
Joslpg
only
7.
This
has
raised
the.
team
from
deg
ta
sixth
jrtace
irnrre
it
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position
in
fifth
place
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14
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m
tbIrt
po"
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fuu
g,me
lrIir
Tbe
ees
gained
back
a
game
of
their
lead
In
the
American
League.
beating
Chicago
while
PnlladelBsue,
lost
to
Detroit.
Tbe
Yankees
ppw
lead
by
four
and
a-half
games.
.:HC.
LEADING
IN
CRICKET
HEATS
SASKATCHEWAN
YESTEItllAY
IN
WESTEItS
TOt'KXAMEXT
WINNIPEG.
Aug.
8
Ift
the
Wneem
Canada
cricket
tournament
yesterday
Manitoba
defeated
Alberta,
Th
latter
scored
168
and
Manitoba.
169
tor
eight
wickets.
,
British
Columbia
defeated".
Saskatchewan
144
to
63.
British
Columbia
Is
now
leading
with
two
victories,
having
defeated
Manitoba
Monday.
ALL
ARE
DEAD
ON
SUBMARINE
11
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In
Adriatic
Lut
Mint
Hut
Too
Utc
T
Save
Men
ROME,
ITALY.
Aug.
8
The
Italian
submarine
F.
14
was
brought
to
the
surrace
last
night
but
It?
crew
of
2T
were
dead
from
poison
gas.
The
vessel
sank
In
the
Adriatic
aa
a
result
of
a
collision
with
a
cruiser.
KETCHIKAN
IS
BALL
WINNER
Heat
Aiiyo
In
Drizzling
lUIn
11
linn
to
Ml
and
lletiinicd
Home
KETCHIKAN,
Augtf-K$lrl!kan
base-ban
team
has
returned
from
Anyox
where
they
played
Sh
ameltrr
town
testing
,
,tn1M'
An.
td
nlf.
'
Thr
csme
wss
played
ttt
If
drusllng
ram;'
'
For
the
visitors
F.
Smith
pitched
r
losing
out
fifteen
men
a&d
Ferguson
got
four
for
Anyox.
of
Dr.
OBsflea
A.
Eggut.
who
Is
to
leave
for
Europe
t
take
a
year
post-
R.
F.
MeNaughton,
dlitfle
agent
for
graduate
work.
Dr.
Carson
waa
raised
In
jthe
Canadian
National
Railways,
Is
ex-the
boundary
country
and.
after
gradu-
j
peoted
to
return
to
the
city
on
thU
a
ting
was
an
interne
In
the
Vancou-
tternoon's
train
from
Jasper
Park
to
ver
Oeneral
Hospital
befdre
proceeding
which
point
he
accompanied
the
Stand-to
Premier.
His
Wife
and
two
children
ard
Tour
4
Travel
Bureau
tourist
will
come
here
with
htm
jgroup
t
the
first
of
the
week.
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