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6 living is given in unmistakable fashion. Already news BAI L AGAINST decks ns
ome from Chicago, St. Louis and Birmingham of seizures ~ by the I

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n Chicago 1,282 tons of butter, worth $60,000 was seized: | gion, of 41 to 10 in Favor of |onis
284,180 ibs. of coffee which is showing rapid ad- j 7 TLE

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price, and in Birmingham 100 barrels of sugar. Tenth Inning I
in connection with the price of sugar the Department of ;

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, has adjudged eleven cents a pound as a fair rate at which in the baseball game lias fer ‘ral ballots
retail the product. evening between Prince Rupe hough
and Ocean Falls the Pa mer was

tnatet was hots contested anced
L< ~~ _ rather shady for the home team river and
RESIGNS FROM AT THE EXIMNBITION ['1r.Sestc'se ny et
SCHOOL BO will Edmunds to Visit Naas River Pott teams doing their best tojyouth and
ge the advantage ! e e : thout ¢
and Train Famous Musical = , In the tenthiw™ “—

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AFTER FIRSi PRIZE throughout and at times it looked ational reputation

"vs ost and ISH CATCHES ARE F the corners —

‘UST 15

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Real Punch Behindthe United NEWDEALIN

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nt away for assay, the resuil ; “wis sha Wied he G, T. P. will be
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the Food Control Act; Eleven Cents a Pound Set allies sche ts ania eae
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Waniled a sberat no a reaction
Vashington, August 15. Indications of, real punch behind CLOSE GAME jary lead the Liberal Snsten. rtf
inited States Government’s campaign to reduce ihe high nae 0 BSHeve Cs aes

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tor any }# mile of Terrace ata place where) “Pe scitement ran high. Ts FEIN IN ONE COUNTY
iy iceepted,|it would be easy to mine and gel wards the end the poor light
the hands | to the railway. worked against the pitchers ae Special v
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MARQUIS IN B.C. The following boats sold then FEAR Hé ‘t PSB) WeR¢S «J organizations in that county.

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PRIGE FIVE CHIN a

Shopmen’s Strike |
In United States
Is Declared Off

Men Return to Work on Saturday Next;
Australian Seamen’s Union also
Advise men to return to

Work After Being
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beral convention re (Special to The News via G.T.P. Telegraphs.)

al sentiment through- | Chicago, August 15. is off and the
try. [tl is stated 10 | men will return to work on Saturday. The decision to return
bering rem oo cae /was arrived at by representatives of the strikers from widely

| Scattered points throughout the country, after an all-day meeting.
A mass meeting of car repairers representing 27,000 strikers
also decided to return to work.

The end of the strike will pave the way for international
officers of the shop crafts to obtain action by railroad adminis-
trations.

Melbourne, August 15.—The Australian seamen’s union has
edvised the strikers to return to work. The seamen’s strike has
|lasted two months and has had the effect of tying up shipping
jin the south seas to a | very large extent.

FINED FOR HAVING SECURE SUGAR
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w Trustee to be Elected at amet The tactics of last night's gameler singularly well equipped for When Caught — Pleaded
Time By-laws are ’ . 3 ae i president, were | her isuul and many of /the important duties of his posi- Indigestion But FRUIT CROP
Voted on and H. H. MeKay, manager, of the the fans were d sappointed in the on. It is to be hoped that his | Had to Pay.
Greer e band, Naas Rive a attitude which the players took|ter vice Ww be as fruitful | _
i ate town this morning © jin winning the game. The hon gv Canada as that of his| In the police court this morn-|Tpaintoads of Sweetening Product
th bis Hel angements lor theiteam started out with Tinetti as ypredecessor. ie penene Magistrate MoMordie, Will be Sent Forward im-
x the resignatic : al
‘ ageimnet of thei and at the a . 4 shibaninions James Jackson was fined $50 for
a a de ‘ . rT pa' 7 rs piteher and being a little wild h | coe ; ; 4 a aealiiaeiiaa mediately by Refiners.
ey] to it i was yanked out: to be replaced : [having liquor in posses “ e
—* rr 7] ~ | «® acevse ot . a oy < ’
" also have mad rangeme hy Greer vho had not ever rhe accused gave a long te te (Special via G. T. P. ‘Telegraphs.)
with W i nds to take ¢ i : : the agistrate explaining how it a
~ oe a ’ . : _ warmed uy (yreen was wild and * : o- — et _ ” i. él F i Ottawa, August 15.—Immediate
bis the Na ' he just as he was settling down t was possible for him to carry 1 relief of the dificult sugar situa-
. an mw the mtest which will De on : et ‘th ; H | f he had a presemption, but as ;
ed on by ; pitch was replaced by Glemet i L ; anid t be necteesé in} = ™ the west is looked for as
sodligresentgleelibrnhness son who lasted for an inning. Alt oo ais | “% f ' aatinane ¥ "la result of a conference between
oe ! band has been practising jo.t Harry Day teok the box a ourt, the plea of indigestion was representatives of-the British Co-
anotle eacher |. ww ha enn the nast few monthe |. not regarded as sufficient to al- : die
schoo was dis a , the pulp makers were hitting Aled a tain. ft lumbia Fruitgrowers Association
' rep : ol fo thi big eve ) oO £0 ‘ee. “4
nae bin tho 22 Preparate Clem too easily to allow it to be ons ‘tn rele wertaken py |#Md eastern sugar refiners with
mb en ee . on “* continued. When the regular Boa ee eee oe “\the member of the Dominion
sOERIONS ‘ contde. hat Lhey wi hurle t ) the box the score was Chairman of Grand Trunk rd | Constable Adams last evening in abin t Th outcome 18 that
rd atte was laid ; ‘ a ee ve ‘ . : om aaa : , {Ce el. e B :
: erry | . h veted ja in F in favér of Qocen Pails of Directors Leaves With Sir | front of the G. T.. P. Mices and sugar, literally by trainloads, will
“ is &- first, priae at ae Ole eed le iin ueeieen Mla Robert Borden. lon feeling the policeman’s hand A ae Stina by special ar
: dation ; , : - , , - ac re ar . > se . ~ > eo
7 on Phe band has a full set of neW pons were equalled. Harry pitches wus | plac ed gently on his shoulder he rangements with refiners and the
the next instruments pure hased at a cost from the moment (Special vie G.T.P. Telegraphs jthrew the bottle over the bank.|"* ;
; i acke ba rom the ome s . ; , ys.
n to a nev . 5 6 ff Canadian manu- 4, t , : ; Ottawa, August 15 Sir Alfred|Luckily it alighted on the ash pile Sao n sly will reach it
. iat = «ifhe put ie irs one ver! | . . » sugar , , m¢ . s
class there ee sted: APnets 7 : nithers, chairman of the board/and rolled down the incline. After ee Coe - tie
dents eon The Ocean Falls boys showed uj i eaaiatl fie ¢ the Grand Trunk | : a an to the /@@Stination in time to save the
Bl caallieil aie + h there were{®! directors o ie Grane runk/ Mr, Adams had got his man to the British Columbia fruit crop
boku schoo a ae - tailway, left on the sa ne train | station he returned to the spot ’ 4 oo . ‘
; many loose plays by both teams i re — At present there is in B, C.
pupils a a PER STRIKE Ob ntre |" Sir Robert Borden en route tojand with the aid of Chief Vickers 40.000 ton e peenemenh Geiih
iZ Lhe ganic ! ce re : s Oo ‘eserve y ’
nice points (s pi ES » LFA duru i : in a greet the Prince of Wales the evidence was recovered, When ’ a oe ae peat hes
ielder pitched fo Se\ nnings : : 8, 8, sacnes,
take um ih f - | | aa Sir Alfred has been at Ottawal found. the bottle, which contained a y = ns . . ~ t
: ; vhen the home boys beg 0 ars and cre i 8.
Mathematics Q@ood Looking Ore Found Near . a , - ' wl ‘tah n conference with the Premie | zenuine liquor, was standing on |PC@rs § ‘ PI
- nad rine str ae wt 1 c eu ‘ TS
Terrace by George Mention, ; : tay {on the Governments proposals }end but the neck had been broken
< , exce pare ” ‘rat . .
Prospector. — wt a. an , ecarding the aequirement of the/off in hitting a rock.
INCE Ri IPERT FAIR. —--- ™ F reilway It is understood that caiiinenenaperiitiiasiemaadinpnetiis
; ere vere n exce nally :
TEN > Som good looking ore has rh . , t . a p [Some de finite proposal will | CALLED ANARCHIST,
"y it iant plays during ! ial }
mn ve ound nei erré by Ger ade to deal with the whole}
‘S FOR BOO) HS been found near 1 ss and air-tight ball did not seen 7 ' SIX CENTS’ DAMAGES

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(Special vie G, T.P ‘Telegraphs THREATENED

Mount Clements, August 15.

4A jury awarded Henry Ford sis '

cents’ damages against the Chi- seg > ee of ae ~~

‘ago Tribune for calling him an ass up Nive apagee,
Says Expert.

anarchist.

pecial via G.T.. Telegraphs.)

EXPLOSION KILLS Vaneouver, Aug. 15.—‘‘Unless
the state of Washington consents

TWO AT KITCHENER to join the Dominion in taking
adequate steps to restriet the
| (Special via G. T. P, Telegraphs.) salmon fishing industry in Puget
Kitehener, August 15.—An ex-|Sound and the Fraser River s°
plosion of 100 gallons of gasoline |that annually sufficient fish are
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\ \\ ; i4 rh m ning Viking 8.000 Ibs special via ©. T.P. Telegrap! Si STRIK cE LEADERS ARE the ¢ sonsolidatet 1d Felt plant beds of the Fraser River water-
4 Dolohin. & 000 Tyee, 6,00 on —_ ” or +
elsey arrived here|, : v4 j 2 Paris, August 15 The Gz RE ] j shed, the industry so far as the
hi rane} ‘ 1 wm: | he 1 iy | patested agains = FUSED ANY BAIL penser River te consemnek: will
( “t= No, 2, 49,000; North Star 3,000 ! vee aii acmmeangaiin elie
aM Ee 1} rewen ; rchduke Josep! nana ‘ sreialls :
RK é 9 0: ‘ asu 10.000 “ ‘ medie ' 1 7. P. ?elesrapas SOLDIER a | ,
non il, ws kam « i 8 n Hungary as a slep toward tl pecial by ¢ ' egrapns.) WITHDRAW S says J. P. Babcock, assistant pro-
t anderer, 2. an a the Hapsbu Winnipes Aug. 15 Applic: vincial commissioner of Asheries.
M P R E. Sc Na, 4, 14,000 pounds - n for bail for sts ike leaders Paris. August 44. It is pre- Ai aadaeita.
Nhe selling price this morning eins coma eon to oF nmitted for trial for seditior dicted that the Armenians will Remember the Red Shield Gam-
en See jPenged from 9.7 to 10.6 cent enre carpet squares at Tite's sale been refused by the Court of starve and the people be exter-|paign.
—— i feos * rey eae
= renee . WANT NO MORE KINGS 20 per cent reductior - minated if the British soldiers
= St WwW are not retained there until other a 0. 0. F.
S art | mew! , K “ ae. troops arrive, Great Britain pro
ertin August i teports 7
} “ ~ 7 T oses the immediate withdrawal
“From ‘leadguarters” i Vienne ‘state that Ausirim WES i HOLME HEA RE a her soldiers. Special mesting « of Prinee Ru-
Drama troops are protesting against al se ick of the world’s best pictres aad our splendid concert orchestra Rr pert Lodge No. 63 A. o O22. on
T Lenipts to re-esta~biis! Pocseats ¢ the px f oom HT === => } BASEBALL Friday, August 15 at 9 p. m,
. Gre fi arehy eeamaaunatea 1: LB. DE MILLE’S GREAT PICTURE | American League—Boston 15,}/Business, official visit of Grand
feuff Kj Hou ini, lc hicago 6; Cleveland 4, Washing-|Master A, BE. Harriom, All mem-

   
 

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National League—New York 2. H. M. HALE, Noble Grand.
19, Cineinnati 4.3; Chieago 2-0, J. BR. HILLIARD, Ree, Secy.
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iPhiladelphia 2-3; Boston-Pitts Just arrived, men's dancing
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