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in.
uk
before
retiring
from
of-
iiut
Premier
MacLean.
thoufb
and
lapaed
:.'
aeat
by
running
in
Victoria.
Mayor
J.
titlnue
to
land
the
Liberate
la
ur
Llberala
allowed
the
new
ministers
to
be
return
by
ii.
the
OonMirvatlvea
would
not
.'.
return
of
Dr.
Maoliaati
!
acoapt
tbe
offer
of
a
mw
by
ue
Llberala
who
baa
been
re-
i
ii
Haouean
ataiea
uu
h
na
w
-ui
.
i
)y
mem
ben
of
the
party
la
j.
AIR
SERVICES
FORVANCOUVER
TWO
1V
fONCtRNN
HT.UTi:i
III
-INEss
1MO
HOITIII.KN
CITY
YliHTF.IID.VY
Ncfn
viui,
July
Two
new
air
-
wi-re
maugurated
here
yeater-by
the
Brit
tab
Columbia
Aid-'
'
ui
.
tuing
a
trt-inotcired
monoplane
carrying
twenty-three
pae-ix'tween
aeatDe.
Victoria.
Van-
"im
ine
other
oy
the
ooauner-
:
TrHtiiiport
Oo
,
of
Kveratt.
Wtah-ctween
Bveeett.
Seattle
and
'iw'i
uaing
a
flw-paMena-r
mono-
FOOTBALL
IN.
EAST
PLAYED
WNTKKAL
CANADIAN
NATIONALS
s
WIXTMINHTKIt
I.OYAM
WIN-M
R
IN
KKf'TIONAL
I'LAY-rtFI'S
heeded
the
crtea
Deaa
Lak.e
8
of
the
crowd
la
tame.
The
mayor
fell
unconactoua
with
a
deep
cut
acroas
icadara
of
both
ConaerraUwe
lbe
q
ntl
Qad.
H
reconerad
for
i
partita
erprew
their
wUl-
,
brM
tnetnant
n
route
to
the
boast
Lai
Curl
Peadray
of
Victoria
and
a
reprewtntatlwa
of
the
tty
of
Br
m
,
attle
re
alto
on
the
flight.
Mayor
Taylor
Is
resting
eaally
and
oaaaoloua
and
there
la
evaty
chsnos
of
his
twoaeecy,
phyalctana
aald
at
today.
:
l'lttlli:i(
KIKO
AT
liailLK
OF
NATION'!
OTTAWA,
July
14
It
la
officially
announced
that
Bt.
Hon.
William
Lyoa
Maciiatla
King.
Pretnler
of
Canada,
will
attend
the
meeting
at
Oenm
in
September
of
the
League
of
Ma-Uona
Council
when
Panada
for
the
flrat
time
takea
ita
eeat
on
the
eounolt.
He
wlU
be
tbe
first
British
premier
to
participate
In
the
Oeneea
Oanferanec.
Senator
Raoul
Dandurand
and
Hon.
C.
A.
Dunning,
minister
of
railway,
will
also
attend
FISH
ARRIVALS
Undliii
Uliler
Hut
I'rtrea
llrllrr
At
4
MAYOR
Moult
2
6
."-It
NEGROES
GIVE
MUCH
TROUBLE
3
Machine
Guns
and
Pistols
Produced
in
Harlem
Section
of
New
York
by
Police
,
NEW
YORK,
July
24There
was
turmoil
in
the
negro
Hi
trict
of
Harlem
when
the
police'
tried
to
arrest
a
negro
charged
with
heating
up
a
negrens.
It
took
a
npecia!
squad
of
police
diHnlaying
machine
guns
and
firing
pistols
in
the
air,
to
clear
the
treeH
which
were
filled
with
flat
Irons
book,
dixheK,
brick
and
every
possible
mi.sHile
an
the
negroes
har-rassed
the
pojjce.
$V
men
were
arrested.
FLYWEIGHT
CHAMP
AND
TORONTO
BOY
FIGHT
FOR
DRAW
TORONTO.
July
34.
-Prankle
Oenaro.
world'a
flyweight
champion,
and
Bteve
Mocoo
of
Toronto,
fought
a
draw
here
last
night.
Enrliante
Tliln
Miriiliig
-e-
Miss
Doae
OTJetll
of
the
Prince
Ru-
Hallbut
landing
were
light
this
pert
Oeneral
Hospital
student
hurelag
mornlng
when
only
M.T00
lbs.
of
rlab
'stall
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Oa-wrre
oHered
on
the
Flan
Baehanje.
1
tala
this
afternoon
from
Anyos
where
price
ruled
higher
with
two
Amertean
'she
apent
a
holiday
at
her
home.
She
buals
getting
15.90
tor
firsts
and
8c.
'was
aooompanled
by
Mlas
Olafleon,
also
fur
seconds.
Thrwc
Canadian
boau
got
of
the
local
hospital
staff,
13.20C
far
firsts
and
6c.
tor
Arrivals
and
sale
Passengers
arriving
on
the
Catala
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PRINCE
BUPEItT,
B.
C,
TUESDAY,
JULY
24,
1923.
I
BoStoitGrlif
LAROE
CABARET
Special
Dinner
Thursdays
and
Saturdayi
Dancing
evrry
Saturday
nlfbt
from
9
to
12.
Dance
Hall
for
Hire.
The
latest
and
beat
for
the
lcat.
I'lione
457
Price
Five
Cent
ALBERTA
YOUTH
ADMITS
SLAYING
MOTHER
AND
BROTHER
Louis
D.
Taylor
Struck
by
Propellor
of
Plane
and
Severely
Injured
rmtl
lata
I
ml
Pmtttrnm
rrnm
A
llln
mAlr?
Chief
Magistrate
of
Southern
City
Was
Participating
in
Inaugura-
in
provincial
election
vutmg.
with
but
tion
of
Iew
Service
May
Recover.
i
,ew
poHe
remainin?
to
be
heatd
from
free
H.
F.
Kergln.
MIA,
a
lead
or
OUVEIt,
July
24.
The
celebration
here
veaterdav
afternoon
"t'
over
h
Oontmwiu
opponent
,
,,lK
4U
...
.
..
iL
,.
T.
W.
fialoorer.
Mid
It
u
believed
to
be
br
"VH
nnu
U1V
UIU
UI
a
IICW
MCriBI
BOTVICC
Vf
IOC
U.
.
OLD
CABINET
HAS
MEETING
KERGIN
HAS
LEAD
OF
34
(oi(i:kti;h
nut
ki:s
ikhm
atli
IIIDIKU
CIIAM1E
COMPLEXION
OF
ELECTION
C
ONTENT
THERE
)
1A
KOt
TIM;
III
H.STnh
DICI
hm
k
tnootn
critically
injutwd.
be
may
move.
Ker
I
lIIMItlt
MA1J.UN
IH:iNU
A
It
waa
the
aoclcmit
threw
a
pall
over
Anyox
Mine
36
"
maD'lnU
hlch
P
to
be
Atlln
M
I
K.l.i
Tl)
COVTIM
E
AS
atnat
entbuaUatlc.
,
reenter
67
OHIT
l
lllf.F
Mayor
Taylor
raed
a
fractured
Orease
Harbor
s
'akuU
and
concuaalon
tf
the
brain
wnn
Alloc
Arm
SO
"
IA
4
The
flrat
July
mMtlng
(leipag
mto
whblUai
propaaaw
Bat
Mlauurl
J
...,ni.
loilowlog
ti
provincial
rtgnt
wttat
M
the
tn
uanturad
Marmot
n
wot"'
"
teld
ineeeraay
aMMaiMm
tt
-at
a
at
iha
nMM
ftwttar
ek
...
4i
.ndoienoM
the
defeat
T
raoovary
n
be
aunrivea
the
Met
twenty-
Stewart
'
..."
107
m
!
t
thP
01
.
tmtT
ttoun
Ht
m
atanalni
lorward
Twic
3
......
to
meet
the
retrUo
ceavmlttrc
wtwn
Telegraph
Owek
.
86
IB
the
'
nat
H
inwui
v
--r
the
accident
ooourr-d.
Aid.
Denn
m-
j,v-v,n
h
,
a
wui
lmwiiiw
no
n-w
new
i.lmi
whan
Fal
30
21
33
7
63
a
7
I
i,l
I...,....
-J4..
!
j
t
.
...
.
"""
"""J
tnt
mere
win
a
-
i..u.,
""ii
tn,,
iiwn
hiiu
oeawe
II8Q
an
unumeiy
any
cha.igc
in
the
reoult
Aroordlm
mi
nt
when
Mayor
Louis
I).
Taylor
all
but
loat
his
life
while
&
return
lar
vaiiabi.
the
vote
:.'
in
the
reception
at
Lulu
Island
field
to
the
fourteen
pas-
etano
Kergtn.
oou.
iMconer.
4sc
I
;m
making
the
trip
from
Seattle.
It
was
4
o'clock
in
the
Mouit-
2J
I-,sled
of
8v'x
majorm
-i,
and
a
bright
sun
was
shining
when
Ilia
Worship
disetn-
rertu-,
m
the
p.ane
upon
which
be
had
trave.led
to
Victoria
and
TlT
"ST
TJ
1
housands
of
people
in
attendance
were
as
spectators,
ma,ray
f
...xieen
vo
reiograp.
ewild
shriek
of
warning
went
tip
when
-reok,
ofiuet
an
adver
majority
I
the
mayor,
apparently
blinded
by
the
Kergtn
in
tl.e
southern
portion
ol
the
sua,
went
too
near
the
machine
and
waa
riding
Sprue
Creek
ui
a!ao
reported
struck
on
the
back
of
the
bead
by
the
to
hew
given
Kergln
a
majontj
tnoug
final
whirl
of
the
proptdler
as
'.he
definite
r.gurcs
arc
not
yet
availau:
plane
came
to
nat.
He
waa
rendered
and
are
not
included
In
the
furagoiug
UMCMsloua
and
waa
finally
eatricatat)
mult.
om
the
taclted
and
mUIlng
crowd
and
P.Uc
report
i
rK
to
date
u
correcteo
tftm
to
hoapttal
where
It
la
atatod,
weiw:
Anirrli-un
1
this
aftarnean
from
the
north
Included
Sentinel
80.000
lbs.
to
Booth
nan-
Warn
saott,
T.
a.
Oarett,
j.
c.
Alger,
erles
at
18A0
and
6c.
M.
S.
WatHter
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Orad-
Panama.
80,000
lbs.
to
Canadian
Pish
jdoek
trsm
Strwart;
L.
W.
Patmore.
Mlas
,n"T
WIUJAM,
July
84.
Montreal
Cold
Storage
at
13.40
and
Sc.
lOlafeon,
W.
H.
Talbot,
from
Anyox
'
Nationals
defeated
Port
WU-
Banler.
8.800
lb,
to
AUIn
Plsberlee
-
'
'"W
m
sis
to
two
it,
u.
rvtminion
Ut
16.90
and
Be.
M.
Whlttler,
United
States
customs
'
11
rls
here
last
hmIiw
1
utclaAi4bnVe
'
"
u'
"ie
in
ttfi'
rlalon
footbftU
'
":'
l"'"'
"
l"t
nlgnt.
I'lKD
IIKIM
IXKI
UITE
VANCOUVER.
July
J4-Dlttet
In
the
k
''
dog
week
ago,
J.
II.
SmKh.
'
'
"
7''
died
today
from
Infection.
1'.
"Kers
from
atewrt
nn
tK.
Ostala
;'"'''
included
J.
A.
Dray.
Boot.
Mc-
.
''
Mr.
and
Mm.
Pennlman
and
M.
"',
A:
tt.
Mars.
8,000
lbs.
to
AUIn
Fisheries
at
:
collector
at
juneau.
returned
to
tne
city
isan
Ac
on
sjpe
Oaaala
tat
afternoon
from
nuiilun
ibrtaf
trb
to
Jtjaite
and
will
proceed
to
outhend.
7.000
lbs.
to
AUin
Piabarles
!
te
Alaesaja
atntl
tolaorrww'.
at
18
80
and
6c.
Imperieue.
7.800
lb,
to
Canadian
Tlsh
It
Cold
Storage
at
18.50
and
6c.
Morris
H
7,000
lbs.
to
Canadian
Plah
tc
Oold
Storage
at
18.10
and
6c.
YANTOrVEK
WHEAT
W
TOUVEK.
July
H-
Wheat
quott
on
Uie
Vancouver
Stock
change
on
the
oloniiut
yesterday
134
V
W.
A.
Talbot.
asstoUnt
district
en
gineer
for
the
provincial
department
of
public
works,
arrived
from
Anyox
on
I
the
Ostala
this
afternoon.
L.
W.
Patmore
returned
to
the
city
:on
the
ostala
this
afternoon
from
a
was
trip
to
Stewart
on
legal
business.
at
I
WKATIir.lt
j
Prince
Rupert
Clear,
calm;
QUEEN
MAliY
WKH'oMnl)
P.Y
LoKD
LAMBiUJtNE:
Her
majesty's
arrival
at
Daly's
theatre,
London,
where
she
and
the
king
attended
a
matinee
in
aid
of
the
League
of
Mercy.
Prince
Rupert
Boys
Band
Due
Home
Tomorrow
After
Spending
Pleasant
and
Successful
Week
in
Edmonton
Steve
DeBlock,
arriving
in
the
city
last
night
from
Edmonton,
tells
of
a
busy
week
which
the
Prince
Rupert
Boys'
Band
had
in
tbe
Alberta
capital
during
its
recent
tour.
On
the
band's
first
day
in
Edmonton
(Monday)
tbey
were
the
guests
of
the
Swift-Canadian
Co.
which
showed
them
around
its
plant
and
served
refreshments.
In
the
afternoon,
the
local
boys
had
luncheon
in
the
Macdonald
Hotel
as
guests
of
the
Royal
Air
force
Band,
the
director
of
that
organisation
passing
very.
coteV-plimentary
remarks
as
to
their
playing.
On
Tuesday
afternoon,
the
local
band
broadcasted
and
on
Wednesday
thiy
were
the
guests
of
the
Edmonton
City
Dairy
Co.,
being
served
ice
cream
and
milk
to
their
heart's
content.
On
Thursday
they
had
luncheon
as
the
personal
guests
of
Mayor
Bury
of
Edmonton,
this
being
followed
by
a
drive
about
the
city.
On
Friday
they
played
at
the
Canadian
Legion
War
Memorial
Hall
and
that
evealng
were
the
guests
of
the
Empress
Theatre
and
heard
the
Etagliaa
Boys'
Choir.
On
Saturday
they
went
for
a
forty-mile
drive
as
the
guests
of
the
Woodland
Dairy
Co.
and
were
expecting
to
participate
in
a
church
parade
on
Sunday.
The
boys
were
given
free
entry
to
the
Exhibition
and
were
allowed
in
the
swimming
pool
twice
a
day.
Through
F.
W.
Doherty,
president
of
the
Rotary
Club
and
formerly
of
this
city,
they
were
provided
with
sleeping
accommodations
in
the
park.
The
band
is
due
home
by
tomorrow
afternoon's
train.
FIRST
SESSION
UNDER
NEW
GOVERNMENT
WILL
OPEN
ON
JANUARY
8
January
8
he
state
set,
,
under
tdtanetlon
i.sueu
by
the
,
eyjttttiuj
'govaraiMfrt,'
tor
u.aam.aaastoanOX.e
legislature
By
that,.-
time.
Premier
Tolmle
and
the
new
caWtnst
win
be
well
In
tbe
saddle
and
Um
Liberal
Opposition
will
have
u
affairs
arranged
JOCKEY
fc'lLt.Kll
VANCOUVER
July
84
illckev
Moore.
apprentice
Jockry
was
thrown
while
exercising
a
horw
at
a
race
track
and
tem.
00.
died
of
a
fractured
skuU.
PATTl'Ll.Or
MAJORITY
08
Returning
Officer
E.
H.
Mortimer
1
this
morning
gave
the
figures
for
the
1
provincial
election
ln
Prince
Rupert
r.dlng.
including
absentee
ballot
re-1
crlved
to
dstr.
as
Pattulko
1.888.
Thomnson.
ll42.
giving
Mr.
Pattullo!
a
majority
9'
08.
'
There
'are
sttll
eight
?mall
polla
'
Ui
'nW
'
Trote
anil
reports
!from
these
will
not
be
on
hand
till
the'
urrlval
of
the
first
boat
from
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
CKISHED
IIETWEEN
CARS
VANCOUVER.
July
84
Bert
Dean
Of
Vancouver,
aged
40.
was
fatally
Injured
yesterday
when
he
was
crushed
be-
meen
two
mreet
car
at
the
Carrall
'Street
station
Nagging
of
Parent
Incited
Him
to
Take
Her
Life
Says
'
Young
Farmer
in
Confession
EDMONTON,
July
24
Vernon
Booher,
aged
20,
farmer's
son,
of
Manviile,
Alberta,
is
said
by
the
police
to
have
confessed
to
shooting
hit
mothed,
his
brother
and
two
hired
men
on
his
father's
farm
on
the
evening
of
July
9
while
his
father
and
two
sisters
were
absent.
Booher
in
said
to
have
ascribed
his
act
to
constant
nagging
by
his
mother
and
brother
about
a
girl
he
"was
crazy
about"
The
police
say
that
Dooher,
who
gave
them
no
clue
in
constant
investigations
since
the
shooting,
suddenly
decided
on
Monday
the
he
"wanted
to
end
it
all
and
I
lon't
care
if
I
hang
tomorrow.
I
don't
want
my
l
ather
and
sisters
to
have
to
go
to
court"
4-
4'W
TT
RAMSAY
MAfllONAU)
COMING
HERE
SOON
TORONTO,
July
24
The
Itln-cn.ry
of
Rt.
Hon.
Ramsay
Mac-donald,
former
Premier
of
Great
Britain,
who
will
arrive
at
Quebec
on
August
4
for
a
tour
of
Canada,
will
uke
ham
to
Prince
Rupert
on
Auguat
31.
TraveUtag
over
Canadian
National
Railways,
the
former
premier
will
visit
Vancouver
and
will
pass
through
Prince
Rupert
on
hhf
way
East.
!
LAST
OF
RED
RIVER
VOYAGEURS
IS
DEAD
'
IXitlli
CUimi.
Ell
Ca'rrirre
Mho
Par-tlriMtrd
In
Expedition
Tn
Relief
Of
Orarral
Gordon
rINE
'FRISCO
YACHT
HERE
4,
AUXILIARY
SCHOONMt,
THE
ELOISE,
WITH
NOTED
YACHTMAN
O.N
ItOA
111),
PITS
I.N
HERE
4.
,
The
auxiliary
schooner
Elolse
of
Sen
4.
Francisco
arrived
tn
port
this
forenoon
4.
for
water,
supplies
and
charts
and
at-4,
tractad
considerable
attention
as
she
4,
berthed.
Owned
by
Oommander
Plver,
4
;
president
of
the
San
Francisco
Yacht
44,4,4.4,4.4.4.4.4.4,4.4,4,4,4.
club,
who
is
aboard
with
his
two
sons
'"
-
'and
a
couple
of
friends,
the
yacht
has
smack
a
leisurly
trip
from
San
Francisco.
Calling
at
Vancouver
two
weeks
ago
she
continued
to
Powell
Rivet
where
Pilot
Robot
Uoyd.
well
katwa
along
the.
coast,
was
packed
up.
Since
then
the
EiMee
has
pcft'f
IT
Xftrt
Bay.
Squirrel
Oore.
Otter
Core.
Mary
Cere,
Khutax
Inlet
and
Stewart's
Anchorage.
Alter
leaving
Prince
Rupert,
the
voyage
WINNIPEO,
July
24
The
last
of
the
''U
be
contluued
north
to
Ketchikan.
Bed
River
vbyageurs.
Eli
Csrriere.
is
Powered
with
an
Imperial
8-45
Diesel
6ead
here,
aoad
88.
He
took
part
in
the
ngice
the
Elolse
makes
1
knou.
but
!
expedition
which
floated
supplies
to
the
"lt
ail
sail,
makes
16
knots
and
Is
one
'relief
of
General
Gordon
and
was
a
of
tbe
fastest
yachts
on
the
coast.
In
I
well
known
Hudson's
Bsy
voyageur.
length
she
is
86
feet,
with
18
feet
beam
and
7
feet
6
inches
depth.
Last
year
mih
1
inniniir
niiTrtp
t0
pn
ln
lt
"am
san
llLHILLrilU
1
ILLL
rUttUJ
!rr.nci
to
rapirt.
ARE
NOW
$2,0000
SHORT:
1
Itebrrt
.Newman.
.Former
.Municipal
Clerk
Out
On
Hill.
Charged
With
Defalcation
MAILLARimiXE,
July
24
A
short
age
ln
municipal
funds
first
estimated
at
tSAOO
has
now
reached
810JO0.
Reeve
Macdonald
report
Robert
Newman,
former
municipal
clerk,
is
out
on
ball,
chnrged
with
defalcation.
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
Noun
CJolnj
Prlre
Today
on
Vancouver
Etxhantr
(Courtesy
of
S.
D.
Johfison
Co..
Ltd.
The
following
quotations
were
bid
and
asked:
Argenta
Rufus.
lc
t8c.
Bayvicw,
1C,
7c.
B.
C
Stiver.
II
80.
tlM.
Big
Missouri.
&c
,
fTHe.
Cork
Prsvuwe.
88c..
8tc.
Dunwell.
Mc..
84c.
Duthie.
Mc.,
41
06.
Oeorge
Copper.
84.S8.
84.78.
Oeorgla
River.
84c.,
84
c.
Oolooada.
84ViC.
MVc.
v
Orandvlew,
84c..
c.
Irtdependenee,
!(..
18e.
Indian,
Sc.,
7c
Kootney
Plorence.
16
He,
38c.
I
A
L..
8c.
10c.
iJikevlew,
nil.
4c.
Lucky
Jim.
82c.
.
88Vc.
Marmot
Metals.
lOMc
10c.
Mormot
River
Oold.
Oftc.
10c.
National
Sliver.
18c
nil.
Noranda,
887.W.
ft60.
Pend-OreUle.
814.10,
6I4J0.
Porter
Idaho.
74e..
78c.
Richmond,
nil,
4Vtc
Ruth
Hope.
S6c..
88c.
Sliver
Crest,
lie.
llfto.
SUverado,
87c.
u.
'
Premier.
HJ8.
81.
incan
King,
'ftHMI.'
Strearaauli"
Ut.,
'
a:-Terminus.
Sc..
10c.
Topley
RlehfMd.
Tc,
S7c
Toric.
83.60.
ttM.
Whitewater.
636.
$3M.
Woodbine,
STHc.
28c.
JAPANESE
AND
CHINESE
CLASH
RELATIONS
STRAINED
FOLLOW1NO
CANCELLATION
OF
TREATY
.NATIONALISTS
AND
lNSt'R-'
.
UENT.J
I1UHT
TOKIO.
July
34.
Japan
has
refused
to
accept
the
Nationalist
Ctd&ese
government's
cancellation
of
the
Calneae-Jap-anese
commercial
treaty
Snd
notified
Nanking
that
it
ecAstdere
China
took
an
Illegal
step
In
the
oaaottleUoa.
Relations
are
further
streaned
between
the
two
eountrle.
OHK
POO.
July
34.
Fighting
between
Nationalists
and
lnaurfeats
lasted
for
several
boun.
An
American
sailor,
patrolling
the
diplomatic
quarter.
"was
In
the
hand.
FIVE
SEATTLE
JAPSDROWNED
CAR
I'LCNUEK
TllltOl
(111
FEHRYIIOAT
INTO
WATERS
OF
LAKE
WASH-INOTON
LAST
NlCHIT
MATTLE,
July
84.
Five
Japanese
T.
skida,
lus
wife,
two
chUdten
and
s
neighber
lad
were
drowned
last
night
waen
the
Suda
ear
plunged
from
a
ferryseat
at
Leschi
Para
late
Uke
Wah-lngton.
Suda.
in
baste
to
board
the
ferry,
last
control
of
the
Machine
which
ran
through
the
boat
and
plunged
through
the
gates
at
the
bow.
Three
persons
in
the
car
were
rescued.
CHIEF
FORESTER
IS
OFF
TO
AUSTRALIA
r.
Z.
CairrhMl
Will
Heprnmtt
HrltUh
Columbia
at
llrlllnh
Umpire
(VnferenT
union
steamer
Oatala.
Cant
a.
John-1
VICTORIA,
July
:
P.
Z.
Caverhlll.
tone,
returned
to
port
at
1
:46
tnU
af-
chief
forester
for
British
Columbia,
teraoon
from
Anyox.
Stewart
and
other
leaves
for
Aastralla
oa
Wednesday
to
northern
ports
of
call
and
will
sail
at
represent
the
province
at
the
Drltlau
8
p.m
for
the
south.
Empire
Forestry
Confer
kt.