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FOUR
111?:
daily
s&m
Friday
Mad
Bad
Cold
Tickling
in
Throat
Coughed
AH
Day
Mrs.
N.
MeAlliater,
Beaver
Lake,
B.O,
writes:
"Senw
time
iIhtj
a
Terr
bad
ooM,
and
the
tickling
1ft
my
throat
caossd
ma
to
eougfc
tl
day,
and
It
scented
to
get
worse
at
uiglt,
and
I
beeai.ic
quite
weak
la.
time.
"1,
decided
to
try
WHEN
ITS
SPRINGTIME
IN
THE
ROCKIES
Vocal
Bud
and
Joe
Billing
iMOOSS
YOU'VE
GOT
THAT
THING,
Fox
Trot
Leo
ReUman
and
h)H
Hit
Orchestra
J
Vocal
Maurice
Chevallet
22294
r
t
iv.r.--.
v.
vi(
Dr.
Wood's
Norway
Pine
Syrup
and,
the
first
half
bottle
gaT
aia
relief
aafd
wheti
I
had
fiaiihed
it
my
(sags.
wa
all
(One.'
Prter
35c
a
bottle;
larpe
family
aize
60&,
at
all
druggiata
and
.dealer
Put
up
in
a
yellow
wrapper)
tiro
,Iina
trees-
th
trad
mark;
maaofatv
tured
only
by
The
T.
Milbunt
QjLti,
Toronto,
Out
-42
rsaBaaaTV
aaaa
m
I
J
,
NOW
'
65
Bring
Jn
a
Used
Victor
Record
for
ieach
new
one
and
get
them
for
55
MY
ROUGH
AND
ROWDY
WAYS
Vocal
Jlmmle
Rodger
22320
1
1
At
Any
Victor
Deafer
Victor
TaJUng-
Machine
Cmofaf
w.v.c
a
1
V
McRaeBtos.
'
n!Sor4s
Vlctrolas,
Orthophontc
U
,
i
a
k'ietor
ifadid
Ketelttrt.
Sport
Chat
.
I
i
to
fight
In'B&lln
as
bantamweight
against
the
former
amateur
and
professional
flyweight
champion
of
Germany,
Harry
Stein,
The
latter
weighs
a
f
ev
pounds
more
but,
the
American
should
be
able
to.
pi
eel
that.brouse
he
belongs
to
.
the
ranks
'Cf
the
most
experienced
champiens
of
the
ring.
Oenaro
is
now
39
years
old
and
has
been
box
lag
for
15
years,
having
won
the
amateur
championship
at
the
Olympic
Games
In
Antwerp
in
1920.
In
1923
he
had
already
received
the
blgest
title
aj
amateur
which
he
.never
lost.
Meantime,
he
has
been
boxing
for
six
weeks
against
the
t
Frenchman,
Ptadner,
whom
he
de
cldediy
defeated,
Oenaro
Is
travel
ling
in
Europe
with
his
family.
At
a
meeting
held
recently
by
Ithe.
executive
of
the
Legion
Athletic
uiud
oi
uiace
tray,
njs.,
it
was
ae
elded
to
secure
the
services
of
Cap
nun
josepn
tiopuns,
oi
uardiir,'
Wales,
as
coach
of
the
rugby
foot
ball
team
for
the
coming
season
Captain
Hopkins
played
for
several
years
on
the
Cardiff
rugby
team,
which
won
the
championship
of
Wales
for
three
consecutive
years.
He
Is
well
known
as
a
football
authority,
his
opinion
being
often
sought
by
the
leading
sporting
Journals
of
the
Old
Country.
The
Legion
Ouards
intend
bringing
sev
eral
outside
teams
t6
Canada
this
year
and
are
promoting
a
plan
to
bring
a
team
from
Wales.
The
Glace
Bay
club
will
also
make
an
effort
to
have
the
Japanese
rugby
team,
arriving
at
Vancouver
October
2
to
begin
a
Dominion
tour,
appear
there,
also.
GROTTO
IS
WINNER
Tosk
Scant
Lead
Over
Elks
in.
First
Match
Last
Night
of
Billiard
League
Play-off
In
the
first
session
of
the
Billiard
League
team
play-off
last
night
for
the
city
championship,
Grotto.
winner
of
the
first
half,
took
a
lead
of
27
points
over
the
Elks,
the
aggregate
scpre
being
1129
to
1102.
Several
of
the
games
were
quite
close
and
considerable
Interest
was
manifested
in
the
play.
The
second
and
final
session
will
be
played
on
Tuesday
night
next,
total
points
on
the
two
events
to
decide
the
winner
of
the
championship.
The
Individual
scores
last
night
were
as
follows:
W.
J.
Nelson
(Grotto),
220;
C.
P.
Balagno
(Elks),
250.
Don
Brown,
250;
A.
A.
Easson,
189.
George
Waugh,
250;
A.
Donald,
163,
James
Andrews,
218;
Wllliarn
Mltchelf,.
250.
J.
Hllfman,
191;
W.
E.
Wllllscroft;
250.
'
'
I'
WHIST
LEAGUE
LAST
EVENING
Elevator,
Grotto,
Lief
Erikson,
Moose
and
Seal
Cove
Winners
Prince
Rupert
Fraternal
Whist
League
results
last
night
were
as
follows
:
Elevator
5,
Canadian
Legion
4.
I.O.O.F.
2,
Grotto
7.
St.
Andrews
4,
Lelf
Erlkson
5.
Dry
Dock
3,
Moose
6.
Six
Musketeers
4,
Seal
Cpye-'s.
Dybhavrt
Cup
r
W.
L.Pts.
Grotto
x:
13
I.
O.
O.
F
..
.12
Lelf
Erlkson
io
Dry
Dock
9
Moose
9
six
musketeers
8
BtndroftS&iV.-
...:.
'
T
CaniaiarLeclon.
fc.
7
5cI
Cc'jli
6
.
Newton.
Cup
Lelf
Erlkson
Orotto
......
'6
6
Six
Musketeers
I.......
5
5
i.
o.
o.
f
4
Dry
Dock
4
Canadian
Legion
4
Moose
4
Seal
Cove
3
Elevator
2
St.
Andrews
1
4
5
7
8
8
9
10
10
11
W
L.Pts.
7
1
7
2
3
4
4
4
4
5
8
7-
HOOP
PLAY
WAS
CLOSE
"A
real
boxing
match
will
take
i
riayeis'
Club
and;
Three-Two
Tie
place
in
Berlin
Sport
Palace,"
says
In
Senior
League;
High
School
ship
of
the
lotal
basketball
leagues
were
played
last
evening
before
aj
large
crowd
of
spectators.
Both
james
were
very
interesting"
and
fast
and
the
'fans
were
highly
exalted
during
both.
The
teams
were
very
evenly
matched.
The
High
trated
for
a
few
minutes
and
both
teams
relied
on
long
shots.
Three
two
Taxi
obtained
a
slight
lead
of
19-24.
The
Players'
Club
called
time
Three.
Two
Taxi
called
time
Dlngwell
and
Wendle
scored
on
HOCKEY
SCORES
R
I
'
B
Coast
Lcatuel
SeattlcO,
Pbrtland-
rP
National
League
Pittsburgh
2,
Canadlens
2.
Ottawa
1,
N.
Y.
Americans
2.
Boston.
2,
Chicago
3.
CONSTABLES
BITTEN
According
to
official
figures,
eighty-one
constables
were
bitten
in
the
Metropolitan
area
by
dogs
last
year.
The
Ideal
constable;
would
be
one
without
fear
or
fla-
i
vor.
London
Humorist.
(
1
AINEDllLbs.in8Wks
And
a
Boy
Friend."
wrltaa
Suua
Salino.
Thoaaandt
aj
saw
Ironliad
Yaaat
adda
S
ta
IS
lb.
U
1
waaka.
Skin
dun
lik
mafic
Conatiaatloa,
anM,
Md.
(M
plMMai
Iconized
Taa.t
tablets
from
drutflat
todaf.
.1
the
Deslla
Jilustrated
NawaFranU
.
neat
Big
Four-
.
.
;
...
...
j
kio
Genarcs
flyweight
champion,
is
'
;the
first
-professional-
boxer
ta-tte-1''
"The-first
games
orthe
two-game
ttnm1B'c
nrinfir
:fend
his
own
title
in
Berlin.
He
islferies
to
decide
the
city
champion-
If
Uliltll
5
uUHciy
Tea
Successful
Affair
Held
Yesterday
Afternoon
Br
United
Church
Ladies
at
Home
of
.Airs.
P.
C.
Miller
rf
t
k
.i,.
JL
A
successful
tea
and
sale
of
home
cooking
was
held
yesterday
after-
r
mram
of
o,
nnintc
,.r,(n,
wLa
rr
The
.
r;
.r
:
::
:s
notn
t
the
home
of
mm.
p.
c.
uu-
30-36.
senior
match
resulted
tn
a
tie
between
the
Players'
Club
and
Three
Two
Taxi.
This
tie
waa
not
played
off
because
the
city
championship
is
to
be
decided
by
the
total
points
of
the
two-game
ier.
Eighth
Avenue
West,
under
thp
auspices
of
the
Women's
Mission
ary
Society
of
First
United
Church
Mrs.
Miner
was
general
convener
and
others
in
charge
were:
ries.
The
final
games
are
to
be
o-..,Uj.
,
Played
on
next
Tuesday
evening.
"V""
Tl,
7Z
The
Sinlor
games
was
anybody's
V;i:r;
:
'CIJ
.
er
team
was
able
to
hold
a
lead
more
than
a
few
minutes,
each
scoring
alternately.
The
game
was
furious
and
fast
with
good
eom-
hlngtlnn.
nlnvorf
hv
KntVi
foama
Home
Crjofcina
Mrs.
D.
bane
and
Mrs.
J.
S.
Irvttte.
Mrs.
T.
J.
Stienton
was
cashier.
'
During
the
alUrneon
there
was
an
enjoyable
program
which
included
vocal
solos
by
Mrs.
Forrest
ru
wv..
:..
u..
-.
,
1
,
,
rhe
fans
were
loudly
encouraging
,
V
.
k
Mrs.
,u
by
Klelback.
ihe
team,
and
were
'always
In
doabt
jettons
'
as
to
who
would
win.
The
first
.
"
aalf
ended
with
the
score
tied
at
!
n!intl
miHil
o
aii
UUUUl
VUUtlUAl
The
second
half
was
even
faster
hzn
the
first
with
each
team'
:trivlng
to
obtain
a
lead.
The
de
Holds
Meeting
fenses
of
both
teams
were
unpene-
u-orkinr
Conditions
at
Fall,
River
Co-operative
Store
and
Hospital
Among
Matters
Discussed
out-ana
rrizzeurepiaceaHeimron-:
Tne
regular
(ortnightly
meetlnf
er.
Further
attempts
were
made
to
of
th
phtm
mt
Trart-
r
i
.
score
but
without
result,
the
play;bor
Coumll
held
last
n,
M
developing
into
a
quick,
snappy
WUJ
a
good
attendance
of
combination
game.
The
Players'
delegates
with
Aid.
S.
D.
Macdon-Club
seemed
to
have
a
slight
ad-
aWi
the
pre8,dent,
ln
the
chair,
vantage
in
this
form
of
play
and
working
conditions
at
Falls
River
was
able
to
make
the
score
-24.iwhere
the
Northern
B.
C.
Power
is
estaDiisninz
a
new-
house
were
discussed
and
S.
P.
McMordle
(CD
..12
2657
R.
Young
(CL)
10
219
F.
G.
Pyle
(CL)
10,
3441
M.
Andrews
(CL)
23
4801
A.
Murray
(CL)
15
3122
A.
Donald
(E)
11
2168
1.
II.
Pillsbury
(CD
....2
380
O,
Howe
(O)
1
118
it"
was
l0u,
maKing
n
j-m.
wiui
oniyi,eft
tne
presldent
t0
g0
rur
aiSiiifaP.
t
looked
as
if
llnt0
matter
and
report
bac
Three
Two
Ta$l
would
emerge
the
.
the
council
mner8.
ine
nayers
uuo
siagea
Charles
Lord,
secreting!
,W
'fcHeV
1
wall
rtiVAH
Mll
anH
frrvem
en
1
.
.
'
.
.
"
y'"';,J
iNortnern
B.
C.
Salmon
Fishermen's
ed
on
Smiths
With
pass.
only
15AMoelatlonf
told
councU
Qf
seconds
to
play,
Cross,
jumping.!
was
M
made
tQ
J
tapped
the
ball
to
Mitchell
who
taMsn
a
C0.0peraUve
store
!
0151
5rl1bores-'Prince
Rupert.
Next
Sur,daM)lhere
ing.
rThe)
ball
m
dropped
through
the
(-A
be
a
mMtln.
of
trJi
h99p.as.the
WhUUe
sounded
forlnf
rta.
i.h--
.LlS"?"n
teresting
reaa,ns
readings
fullVtlme
'Wthkhe
score
28-26.
The
f
'ZZ
:
"".VrT
"rl!
o
of
the
proceedings,
many
specutojs
are
looking
for-!
Hospita,
matter-
PHfio
given
ward
Wthe
final
game
that
is
to
be
played
on
Tuesday
evening
next.
The
Individual
scores
were:
Players
Club
V.
Meaghers,
3;
A.
Cross,
8;
A.
Mitchell,
12;
Doug
Frizzell;
E.
Smith,
2;
H.
Hellbroner,
1;
total
26.
Three
Two
Taxi
E.
Ratchford,
8;
E.
Dlngwell,
9;
D.
Gurvlch,
2;
B.
Wendle,
3;
s.
Gurvlch,
4;
total,
26.
A
a
general
discussion.
Off
Iclals
of
the
Bakers'
UriT8n"fe-ported
that
progress
was
being
made
to
sign
up
with
the
various
bakeries
of
the
city.
Billiard
Averages
iniermeouaie
,10.
P.
Tinker
(CD
23
5446
The
w
Intermediate
game
was
well.M.
M.
McLaxhlan
(O)
n
3962
played
and
good
combination
was
t
w
Rpnlt
,
.
,
.,aa
shown
at
times.
Both
teams
werelw
Mit.hn
p
v
em.
playing
rather
roughly
but
they
A,
jseon
(E)
'..
Z'Z'm
5532
were
not
able
to
take
advantage
of
j.
Andrews
(O)
23
5322
the
free
throws
that
were
allowed.
w.
Lamme
(E)
3
691
Out
of
a
possible
23,
only
two
points
C.
Balagno
(E)
5736
were
'
scored.
d.
Brown
(O)
17
3900
At
half
time
the
score
was
12-12
W.
E.
Wllllscroft
(E)
.18
4116
but,
during
the
second
half,
High:F
SteDhens
(E)
22
49B7
School
took
the
lead
which
theyW.
J.
Nelson
(G)
25
5660
gradually
Increased
until
the
endij.
Hillman
0)
20
4524
with
the
score
30-38
in
their
favor,
la
Waueh
(G)
21
4687
waiter
Johnstone
was
high
scorer
of
the
game
with
12
points.
The
High
School
will
have
a
slight
advantage
for
the
second
game
when
tng'Fonr
wiH
have
to
overcome
their
lead
of
six
points
to
win
the
championship.
The
Individual
scores
were:
High
School
W.
:
Johnstone
12;
D.
Morrison,
4;
S.
8tyies,
10;
R.,
Irvine.
10;
Smlthwaltof:
K.
Naka-moto;
total,
36.
Big
Four
E.
Smlthi
5;
Jack
Mc-
Nulty.
10;
A.
Cross,
6;
B.
Stalker,
EMULSIFICATION
237
233
213
232
231
231
230
229
229
228
227
226
226
223
221
21f
215
208
197
190
118
After
having,
attended
the
convention
of
the
Associated
Boards
of
Trade
of
Central
British
Cpli
umbla
ln
Terrace,
L.
B.
Warnei,
rtiiVilleliAi
rf
tViA
TntsiMB
ira...
2;
S.
Currle;
D.
Stalker,
7;
total
30.11
ZIZ
2
w
Pinw
h--,i.
iifi.i
Pnnent
n
municipal
and
Board
...
a-.umi.ici
inauc
...a
imiiui
ap-
Tpaf,B
nffn,r,
nt
nm,tv,
.
pearance
as
a
referee
and
handled
i
rived
L
Vir.r:
in
the
.
"
"""J"-
the
senior
game
very
satisfactorily.
!
W.
Mitchell
rcfereed
the
lntermed-1
late
game.
Sonny
Hanson
was
scorekeeper
and
J.
Smith,
city
on
yesterday
af
ternoon's
train
for
a
brief
visit.
TUST
as
cmuliincalion
oi
the
butter-fat
in
milk
t
one
of
our
most
easi!
foods,
so
emulsifies
tion
ionimprovesVl
improve
the.
taste
and
digestibility
of
the
pure
cod-liver
oil
in
SCOTTS
EMULSION
It's
the
reason
that
millions
of
children
and
grownups
prefer
it
to
all
other
forms
of
cod-liver
oiL
Be
sure
the
cod-liver
oil
you
use
fi
emulsified
that
It'i
Scoff's
Emulsion.
Scott
Si
Anwna,
Toronto,
oat.
SO-1
Across
Canada
and
Back
-
-
W
r
,
rs
'
1
"
.
I
'
ill
T
igMn
ttt
'Ytl"'t
-
fTiiii
ill
r
r
T
T
r
1
1
-
.
,
A
three
week
tour
of
Canada
by
Canadian
Tacifli'
tram
d
lore
from
Montreal
and
Toronto
to
ictona
and
return
by
two
routes
touching
at
the
major
cities
and
beauty
ipota
of
the
centre
and
weat
i
n"?
w
a",n
Mln'
brught
to
the
attention
n
or
Canadians
and
others
by
an
announcement
re-5?nt,Ji,?.u?J1
by
D'n
Smcialr
Laird
of
Mae-Donald
Colkige,
who
(or
the
laat
aix
years
has
personally
conducted
these
tours.
The-outward
run
takes
In
the
northern
ahore
of
Lakes
Huron
and
Superior
to
Port
Arthur
and
pastes
thence
through
ww
P!'
netinZ-U(Te
Jw-
ClKry.
Banff.
vilT
i
"on,
Vancouver
and
I
Ictona.
A
hundred
milat
of
this
trip
between
Banff
I
Lief
Erikson
Ladies'
Club
Has
Meeting
nst,
mere
oetng
a
dance.
Members
are
fancy
work
for
the
annual
bazaar
Singing
was
enjoyed
and
some
In
were
heard.
At
licious
refreshments
were
served.
de
PRINCE
GEORGE
In
the
event
of
the
road
not
being
told,
Premier
8.
T.
Tobnie
gave
the
definite
promise
that
the
Pacific
i
Great
Eastern
Railway
would
be
j
compieiea
into
rrince
oeorge
next
year,
according
to
Dr.
R.
W.
Aiwa
rd,
president
of
the
local
Board
of
Trade,
who
was
one
of
the
members
of
a
delegation
which
was
sent
from
here
to
Victoria
to
interview
the
provincial
government
on
matters
affecting
this
place.
A
dosen
members
of
the
loeal
badminton
club
vtylted
Quessel
last
weeK-end.
They
wrre
beaten
badly
by
the
Quesnel
players,
winning
bat
pne.
event
out
of
eight.
The
provincial
government
wttl
be
unable
to
give
financial
assistance
to
the
building
of
a
new
fair
building
here
for
the
time
bernc
at
'teast.
a
delegation
from
hr
fwhieh
visited
Viotorta
recently
was
informed.
Weather
here
during
the
past
week
has
been
much
milder,
the
lowest
themometer
reading
having
been
24
above
last
Saturday.
Mail
Schedule
For
the
East
'
MOns..
Weds.
&
Sata.
10:30
am
From
the
VmC
Suns.,
Tuw.
i
Tiuira.-
3:30
nin
For
Vancouver
1
Sundays
.Lf.
a.p.m.
and
Windermere
Is
by
automobfle
ttirwi
'
ion.-the
moat
magnificent
scenery
in
the
w.,r
Rf.
in
the
ramoua
mountain
railway
j(iur
.
t.
ij
.nH
Kw
4a.l...M
mi
:
.
.
-
From
the
latter
dt
by
Great
Lakes
stoairjK,,
Tort
McNicoll
which
pra.
tiially
cn
!3
t
:.t
t
continental
journey.
.iirvjr
ui
ktiio
mnu
oi
means
n!fr;ir.
is
thus
assured.
Numerous
stops
an;
t:.a
!.
rring
in
me
many
noteo
tieauty
;.,.
.
ti;
al
.
uiienineDiau
larms,
lorestry
sua',
fit.
centres
of
population
and
provincial
ta
tuj.
PACIFIC
GKEAT
E.ASTEKN
TO
HE
Forks
and
tun,
PEACE
HIVEIl
ROAD.
,
the
Skeena
Rim
telegraph
trail
(Continued
from
psaje
one)
'
j
timaied
nutter.
-
,
theropost'd
a:
ft;!
:..;r.il
constructed
portion
of
the
P.O.K.
.
ltcus-ed
by
:,nn
shell
as
well
as
the
mtanaiaMrrif
thm
mil.
1
represeniatives
of
:h.;
fical
wav
into
the
rvar
Pnr
ihi.
ro.
eminent
and
th
sf
f
"
mo-iuiiy
meeung
oi
tne
imi
-.
k.
.u
v..
.states
.on
rum.
til
Wltson
Ladles'
Club
was
held
yet-!ert.
to
do
anvthlM
to
th
.rrwlll
'tmersr
V
i
T
rrt
M
I
ar
U
Si
Situation
unUi
the
Interests
partlcl-
vn,.rr..R:
bci
Mrs.
K
Llndseth.
Eighth
Avenue
a
MtlM
n
the
m,.
v,
,lnUrestif
A
iiefr.a
Kin
-
r
i
larpe
atten-1
nnrtunitv
.wa
1
vantaKes
ttH;ou!W
f(.ii:ef
working
on
Xo
Tqtan
fu
t
pr-sed
r
w-gtoa
suggestion
that
that
the
the
-o.rn.
govern
,
ment
should
complete
the
railway
'
acJvW'noJ(
n
as
far
as
Prln
rw-o
-
MtOTiiM
mninj
e
.
ir
..M.M..Muigs
,
niaunfi'-v.
t-
the
adoption
of
the
poj.
route
ft3A'MMtr
portlO!
'
Into
the
Peac
the
premier
aald
haj
".
did
not
consider
any
such
precaution
necessary
as
there
wis
not
the
slightest
doubt
in
his
iafhd
but
that
the
P.O.E.
route
will
be
attopn
ted
for
the
entrance
into
the
Peace
and
that
the
extension
will
run
from
Prince
George.
Pointed
Question
Local
Item
MIstfErma
Brooke
who
ti
In
charge
of
Rii-hmond'
here,
sailed
!ast
muht
on
I
Prince
Qeorgc
for
Victoria
Premier
Tolmle
was
asked
mint.
I
-
edly
what
hit
government
proposed
1
Junn
Bovd
a(
',mg
Jnspf
to
do
in
the
event
of
the
f.uUM
r
fisheries-
for
District
Nn
t
the
nrasettt
rvrmnert
nt
makinir
'
last
nlffht
on
the
prinrf
C
sale
of
the
P.OJ!.
His
nnlv
tn
this
for
a
trip
to
Vanrouvpr
s
was
the
government
had
alterna-'
cial
business
tive
propoask
lor
the
purchase
of
the
railway
and
for
its
extension
O.
P.
R.
steamer
Prinoes
into
the
Peace
He
was
nrri
tnr.
Cant.
fl.
K
Orav.
1.
due
to
at
ther
and
asked
what
the
policy
of
port
at
5
o'clock
this
a
the
government
would
be
if
the
al-
from
Vancouver
.md
wayp
ternative
proposals
came
to
noth-!
will
sail
later
in
lu
evemm
lng.
To
this
his
reply
was
the
ques-
!
return
south.
Uon
was
travelling
fa.t
but
he
haH
no
healtatktn
in
naaiirins
khm
4u.
I
At
a
sheriff
sale
Mi
!
"
a
w
,
"
,
gatton
that
ln
sueii
an
event
it
day
afternoon
n
bhill
WOUld
be
the
nollev
nf
the
anvarn.
made
bv
Louis
H"1.
vi'nni
mnt
to
com
Die
te
the
P.O.R
as
far
lnlc
Rossi,
a
(
ievmlrt
as
Prince
nenrva
lu'hl-h
was
new
l.i'-t
fall.
H
Members
of
the
delegation
took
fin
by
Chlpman
s
Wells
w
advantage
of
the
opportunity
presented
to
Impress
the
premier
with
we
taet
that
the
completion
of
the
railway
as
far
as
Prince
George
would
result
ln
the
development
of
one
of
the
largest
agricultural
areas
ln
the
province.
Premier
Tolmle
said
he
was
ln
agreement
with
this
view
and
Intimated
an
attempt
would
be
made
to
promote
settlement
ln
the
area
which
should
easily
support
a
creamery.
Premier
Tolmle
switched
the
conversation
from
the
P.OJS.
to
the
provincial,
highway
through
British
Columbia
and
the
Yukon
to
give
Alaska
motor
connection
with
Tuesdays
ia:30,p.m.
tho
United
States.
The
premier
Is
9
P
m'
very
much
wedded
10
tn,
Project
PHrta
?5
'-m
"ll
P--
and
was
anxious
to
learn
how
It
Mar
onrt
war.
14
ana
AS
..
p.ni.
stmek
fhe
nmln
nf
th.f!lM.
makes
mUk
1
Fsunnavs'!,VCr"
n.
They
gave
the
proposal
their
isily
digested
1
wkW-TZZZZftii
a,
Sm,lble88,n
Provlded
tne
M
nn
4
rk-&m
!C!.
?!
i
Mar.
19
and
29
ZL..
:.
.:.
ain.
Tolmls's
mind
that
the
highway
For
Stewart
and
Premier
wlll
pass
through
this
city
but
It
Sundays
7
pm
(developed
there
was
a
difference
Wedncsdayt-
"Z.'.'.2
pm.
;of
opinion
between
the
premier
and
Saturdays
3
p,
Ion
F
p
Burden
as
to
what
route
From
Stewart
anfl
Prcmlrr
jthe
highway
should
follow
from
Sundays
8
pan.
Prince
George
north.
Premier
Tol-
Tuesdays
11:30
a.m.
mle
at
present
favors
following
the
Thursdays
8
pm
existing
highway
as
far
as
Jlarel-
7
'ton
and
going
north
from
this
There
Is
oftij
one
way
to
reach
along
the
old
telegraph
trail.
Mr.
the
p,
nle
of
Northern
B.C.
That
Burden
favors
building
the
hlgh-is
through
the
Dally
NeWs.;
.wayv
fromf
Summit
Lake
to
Finlay
SUITS!
sun
;uits
'Ve
MADE
TO
ORDEI
Culllnir.
Workmnn."hlp
All
Guarsnlrfi'
.-n
STEAM
VLKAW
PliESSEII
Detlvir
to
Any
Tart
City.
Linff,
the
Taflc
Phone
R4K
Dr
Alexande
DENTIST