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EDITION
Monday.
Aucust
It,
ltt
DISCUSSING
CABINET
The
composition
of
T.
D.
Pattullo's
cabinet
is
being
seriously
discussed
even
by
the
Vancouver
Province,
which
.
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f
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TV;
iti.
temperature,
58;
light
chop
Triple
Island
cloudy,
fresh
we
terly
wind;
tea
choppy.
KINRSLHY
SCHOOL
PRINCIPAL
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Ri
'I'M'
B
A
n.
R.:
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A,
olsen.
Hunwtoaek
Bay:
8.
Martlnsen.
Naas
River:
D.
Moore,
Vancouver;
J.
Read
II
MS
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Lanssara
Iland-Part
cloudv.1!'
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Ughf
westerly
wind;
sea
moderate.
ie,Pgrapn
ureelc
Haselton
Cloudy,
calm,
3.
Smlthers
part
cloudy,
calm,
50.
BurnsLaJcfc-Rart
clpuly.
windy.
..
Tearrape
Cloudy,
soutrj
wind,
5Q.
Alyarisht-Cloudyi
oalm,
67,
Anyox-Heavy
rain,
calm,
50.
Stewart
Heavy
rain,
calm,
48,
SOFTBALL
I
Boarder-
.it
K:ngsitv
School.
North
Vancouver.
B.C
will
return
for
the
Fall
term
on
Wed-nrvtay.
September
6.
This
day
and
boarding
school
for
or
boys
js
is
a
again
under
"wr
the
is
opposing
uie
party
neaueu
Dy
rnnce
Jtupen
s
repre-1
tentative.
That
indicates
that
most
people
expect
Mr.
Pat-1
headmastership
of
Bernard
tullo
will
be
returned
with
a
sufficient
sunnort
in
the'
Runo:
BJi
"L
ret!ed
to
;.
:
:al
cruuge
ai
sasver
uus
year.
j.
,
.
.
.
i
,
,
,
t
Legislature
to
enable
him
to
form
a
cabinet.
following
the
demise
of
the
Liberals
did
most
of
their,
nominating
some
time
ago!
former
principal
and
founder,
and-have
not
been
muoh
heard
fronv
while
the
o$DE,riar.
A
seitven.
b.a.
Mr.
Round
ties
have
been
trying
their
best
to
uncover
likely
candi-
!"?
KlnJf
dates
in
some
cases
with
little
success.
This
has
meant
that
;
ptr
oTtiTfousSr"
ine
jinnui
guinea
uave
ueeii
mure
in
uie
newspapers
oi
late
than
the
Liberals,
.
Once
campaigning,
commences,
however,
there
will
be
a
'
merry
jumble
of
political
talking
and
even
if
the
Liberal
talk
is
not
quite
as
loud
as
tnat
of
other
groups,
doubtless,
il
will
be
heard.
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GOLD
DISTRIBUTION
Geortre
Clothier-
fnrmerlv
nf
Prince
Runort
hut
nmv
Hotel
Arrivals
Old
Empress
Mr.
ard
Mrs.
Skmmc,
Harold
David
and
Albert
Sinclair,
city;
Charles
Brown
and
Magnus
Brown,
Skeena
River;
8.
Marshall,
city;
P.
Hanley.
Holland
Rock:
O.
S.
Fry.
W.
H.
Brockman.
B.
Brown.
J
resident
mininir.
engineer
for
the
western'
mineral
survev
Cottom.
a.
Keneh.
r.
d.
Lowson.
dfeftScty-in
his
report
to.
the
government,
issues
a
note
of
J
TdIZr
FSd
c
warning
to
investors
to
beware
of
buying
worthless
stock
Keating,
ctty;'
Hans
Thormondsen!
certificates
and
urges
a
strict
accounting
from
the
offi-
North
island;
Dn
ooion.
Tommy
cials
of
new
companies
as
to
what
is
being
done
with
the
wight,
a.
Ponce,
j.
watu,
Mr.
and
money
received
from
stockholders.
imts.
jpju
Mr,
smith.
Mr.
Mr.
Clothier
also
remarks.
on
the
wide
distribution
qf
SSxTiiSSfc"
gold
which,
until
the,
flast
year
or
two,
has'
not
bean
rea-Iprouier
and
f.
koto,
'city:
a!
jjzed.
He
says
there
has
been
more
prospecting
this
year
BuUer,
ums.
Dragon.
of
gold
properties
will
be
the
greatest
ever.
;
OLD
EMPRESS
NEW
ROYAL
,
HOTEL
HOTEL
s
Uome
of
the
Fisherman,
J
"tMar
Logger,
Miner
"A1.
HOME-AWAY
FROM'
ROOMS
$10
per
month,
S3
HOME
i.
per
week,
50e
per
night
Rates
$1.00
up
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BATHS
;
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&
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HOLIDAY
RESORTS
:
nnen
toming
10
lerrace
.Make
Arrangements
With
ij
Swab's
Transfer
&
TAXI,
Terrace,
B.C.
To
Greet
Yon.
We
meet
all
trains.
Freight
&
passenger
service
anywhere.
LakeJse
Lake
and
Lodge,
new
boat
(H.
A.
8.)
'now
In
service
i-n
the
lake.
Fare
anywhere
on
the
lake,
one
adult,
$3.00;
$l.S
ncrhrad
additional.
No
crowd
too
big.
No
job
too
small.
PICNIC
PARTIES
EVERY
SUNDAY
THE
DUNES
Bathing,
Hunting
Fishing
Modern
Conveniences
No
Flics,
No
Mosquitoes
Home,
Coqklng,Par
Excellence
$I4.0Q,
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Week
Children
under
12,
half
rte
MADAME
KAJAUT
Tlell,
Q.
C.
Islands
I
LAKELSE
HOT
Springs
Lodge
An
Ideal
Place
to
llellday
Finest
of
fly
fishing,
hunting,
bathing
and
boating.
Arrange
for
transportation
with
W.
II.
Burnett,
Terrace,
B.C.
Rates,
from
Terrace
to
the
Lodge
Including
boat
service:
One
adult,
$3.00;
each
additional
adult,
$1.50.
Write
or
Wire
W.
H.
BURNETT
We
Look
After
Your
Wants
Today's
Weather
Dead
Tree
oPinU-Cloudv.
lleht
N.
MeLeod.
city:
Mr.
and
Mrs.
L.
Pa
pern
v.
Calgary;
Miss
M.
Gun-ringham,
Edmonton;
Win.
Leask.
Metlakatla;
D.
A.
Btfabrooks
and
S
8hrtaorg.
Vancoem;
W.
T.
Channan.
T.
Reeds.
W.
Gasldn
and
T.
Robtoaon.
H.
M.
&
Drapaa.
F.
David
and
family.
W4nripeg;
J.
II.
Comer.
Sfcpart;
c.
casapraan,
G.
Peterson.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
Flti
Olbbon.
John
Eioivlk,
Fred
Bltasen
and
A.
March.
cHy;
W.
OasMn.
E.
A.
Freeman,
O.
K
Wilson,
Harry
Chappy.
E
Clarke.
Peter
atper.
A.
Ham.
B'll
Sykea
and
O.
B,
Prlee.
HJ4JB.
Dragon;
D.
V.
BUckaller.
Vancouver.
Prince
Rupert
Miss
Anne
Foantaln.
Mite
L.
Fountn
and
T.
Kaye.
Vaneoa.
ver:
Uit
C.
B.
Maxwell,
New
Westminster
W.
R.
Walker.
Miss
Murv
M-iTWfll
i
d
Miss
Elisabeth
M
Walker.
Naas
River:
Dr.
C.
w.
Haentschel
Hal'earbuiy.
Ont;
W.
W
McBain
Edmonton!
a
RnU.
simd.
Vancouver;
John
Bo
wen
-Colthurt
Terraoe;
L.
W
8tph-e
on.
V-torla;
H.
E.
Ooulboum.
Victoria
D
D.
Campbell.
Premier:
Mr.
and
Mr.
Douglas
Boenshaw,
New
Massett:
O.
8.
Barker.
Mm.
Unwln
and
J.
V.
Smith,
Vancouver:
Miss
Minnie
Wilson,
Queen
Charl3tt
Islands;
Jack
Sewari
and
M'
M.
M.
Let.
Porcher
Island;
Dr
A.
E.
Perry.
Port
Slmn-
on;
C'avton
L.
8sott
SeatUe;
Rev.
Dr.
O.
H.
Raley,
Sardia;
Mr.
B,
FruaeU
Prince
Rupert;
J.
Moules.
H.MJ3.
Dragon.
Savot
Oeoree
Weldexbottom,
Reglna;
H.
A.
Stevens,
city;
C.
B,
Letnoa,
Port
Ewlngton;
E.
Swanson.
CJ.
R
:
Torley
Johnson,
dty;
Mr.
atd
Mrs
H.
Valpy.
Inverness
Oannerv:
F
Patterson.
Surf
Point;
Mrs.
b.
L.
Jo-e
and
David
Lewla
Island,
Centra
Mr
and
Mrs.
S.
W.
Smith
and
MmHv
Ralnv
Rlvw.
Ont
'CharlM
southwest
wind;
barometer.
30.04:
iDlnefile,
Sfnlthers;
Roy
Lubln
c:
August
22-Empreaa
v;
C.
N
R;
A;
August
24
Ktleni
vs.
Navy.
Read
not
book
alone,
but
men;
and
above
all,-read
thysejf.
THS
DAILY
NEWS
Monday,
August
21
ELKS
WIN
BASEBALL
Sons
of
Canada
Defeated
by
Score
Of
6
to
It
In
Sunday
After.
,
noon's
Game
Elks
went
oot
wtyh.guU)
yesterday
afternoon
to
hana,a
6
to
1
defeat
on
the
Sons
of
Canada
s
browi
In
a
special
baseball
game.
Ability
to
connect
In
pinches
with
men
on,
particularly
in
the
final
canto,
when
the
winners
did
some
heavy
extra
bate
bitting
to
bunch
three
hits
and
score
as
many
runs
after
they
had
tallied
three
markers
In
preceding
Innings
against
the
Sons
one.
enabled
the
Antlered
Herd
to
win.
Both
huriers
were
touched
for
but
six
b
ingle
In
the
nine
frame.
Chenoskl
pitched
his
usual
steady
game
while
Oommons
looked
good
up
till
the
ninth.
Stalker.
Bong
and
Htbbard
hit
for
extra
base
Stalker's
drive
In
the
first
with
HlboartS
on
the
initial
sack
was
made
to
order
for
a
doable
play
but
Smith
eame
in
too
close,
the
ball
going
over
his
head
for
three
bases.
In
throwing
to
Douglas
on
first.
Nelson's
peg
connected
with
Mor-an's
funny-bone
when
he
was
trying'
to
reach
there
on
his
third
strike
after
the
catcher
dropped
the
ball,
necessitating
ha
someone
Jogging
the
bases
far
him.
The
Box
Score
ELKS
ABR
H
POA
E
Fong
a
5
3
2
2
3
0
'Hibbard
rt
S
12
10
0
Nelson
e.
5
0
1
9
0
1
Stalker
el,
4
0
1
2
0
0
Skinner
3b.
4
0
1110
Olllls
If.
;2'
0
0
0
0
0
Hunt
1L
t
O
0
0
0
Kennedy
b
4
0
1
0
1
2
Doug4as
lb
-
3
2
1
11
0
0
Chenoskl
p
4
1
l
l
8
l
Totak
38
8
ft
IJ.
13
4
S.
O.
C
ABR
H
POA
E
Buy
ef.
5
0
0
1
0
0
Smith
3b,
3
0
1
0
2
1
Arseneau
1L
4kQ
1
1
0
OJ
Moran
lb.
4
0
0
1!
0
oi
Johnson
as
3
0
1
1
3
0
OurVtoh
c
4
0
1
9
0
l
Mathejos?
3b
4
0
0
2
1
0
Comadios
rt
3
0
0
1
0
0
Commons
g.
4
"
12
14
0
Total
34
1
8
27
10
2J
Score
by
Innings
Hk
1
0
1
0
1
0
0
0
38
s,
6.
a
ooiooooo
o
i
SuBmry2-bae
hit.
Hibbard:
3-base
hits.
8taker.-
Fooa;
stolen
bates,
Smith.
Johnson.
Hibbard
Sktaner;
struck
out
by
Chenoskl
(Q),
Commons
8:
bases
on
balls
of
Chenoskl
3,
Commons
l:
hit
by
Ditcher.
Comadlna:
double
play
Chenoskl
to
Pone
to
Douglas;
umpire.
Red
Robertson
Baseball
Scores
SATfJRDAY
SCORES
American
League
New
York
7,
Chicago's.
Washington
s.
St
Iuts
3,
BrtsUm
5,
Cleveland
8.
'
Philadelphia
0.
Detroit
8.
National
League
Chicago
4,
New
YorleX8
St.
Louis
2,
Brooklyn
9.
PltUburg
2;
Boston
4
Clnelnnatl
2-0,
Philadelphia
12-3.
SUNDAY
SCORES
American
League
Boston
(t4r
Cleveland-!4i9.
Philadelphia
4-1,
Detrolt'5-4.
Washington
2-4,
St.
Louis
13;
New
York.
14-11,
Chicago
33,
National
Lea'gue
Chicago
1
New
Yotlf
4.
PlttsburB
4-1.
-Bosterf
lB,
St.
Louis
6-5,
Brooklyn
2-0.
AQUATIC
CONTEST
Prince
I
in
pert
Defeats
IL
Ml
S.
Dragon
in
Swimming
and
Dlr
Injr
KvrnU
on
Sunday
After
hustling
around
for
over
Prince
Rupert
swimmers
cap-halt
an
hour-
rpgfttiins
up
ball
lured
seven
first
prizes
and
sejrtn
players
when
it
was
decided
the
seconds
to
four
firsts
and
four
se-weathqp
was
gojn&Jp
be
fine
and-
coads
taken
by
II.
M
S?
Dragon;
liy
a
good
crowd
raid!
gathered,
the.
the
swimming
gala
which
wot
taged
at
the
Salt
Lake
jattardav
by
the
Bttace
Rupert
Swimming
.lub
as
part
ol
the
snort
program
n
connection
with
the
visit
to
the
art
of
the
naval
vessel.
The
pro-train
consisted
ot
swimming
and
Jiving
events
In
some
ot
which
om
petition
was
quite
kefft
The
rowd
ol
spectators
was
quite
large
Jespite
the
cool
and
threatening
lftemoon.
1
1
ad
weather
beert
more
'.uspkious.
the
crowd
wouldj
un-
;
louptedly
have
been
much
Urger.
A
It
was,
taueh
interest
was
taken
n
the
rarloas
oompeirUns,
The
list
of
winners
was
as
follows:
20
Yards
free
style
swim
I,
Able
3eaman
L.
Bishop,
II.
M,
S,
Dragon.
Ume.
11
seconas;
2,
Henry
Hell-roner.
Prince
Rupert.
2
Yard
breast
stroke
I,
Telegrapher
Rowley.
IL
M.
S,
Dragon,
time
17
4-5
seconds;
3,
Orme
Stew-irt,
Prtnce
Rupert.
Qoarter-mlle
swim
1.
Oeorge
4lnns,
Prince
Rupert.
Ume,
8
mln
Jtes.
M
seconds:
2,
Able
Seaman
Bock,
H.
M.
S.
Dragon,
time,
7
mtn-'tea.
5
seconds.
M
Yard
back
stroke
1,
Orme
Stewart.
Prince
Rupert;
2,
Stoker
J.
Downs.
H.
M.
S.
Dragon.
SO
Yard
free
style
1.
Oeorae
,
Minns.
Prince
Rupert,
time
30
l-sj
seconds;
2.
Buster
MeMeekin.
Prince
Rupert;
3.
Able
Seaman
Boek.
H.
M.
S.
Dragon,
Hkgh
dive
1.
J
a
Boddle.
PrinceJ
Ifcspert,
31
poinU:
2.
Johnny
O'Neal
Prtaee
Rupert,
lfl.
poinU;
3,
Stoker
Ooff.
H.
M.
a
Dragon,
l&l
m
yawl
dash
1,
George
Minn.
?rinee
Rupert.
M
second;
2.
Able
Seaman
Bishop,
H.
M.
s.
Dragon,
1i
aeeonds.
Sea
swim
noveMy
1,
Able
Seaman
Back.
H.
M.
S.
Dragon;
2.
Hoker
Downs,
H.
M.
a,
Dragon;
3.
Tehnny
OTJrtH,
Prince
RuperKdU-luallf
led
)
.
100
Yard
relay
for
teams
of
four
1,
H.
M.
S.
Dragon
Bowman,
owlev.
Buck
and
nfcvhep)
;
2,
Prince
Kupert
(McMcekm.
Minns,
Hefl
ironer
ami
Stewart).
Fancy
diving
1.
Johnny
O'Neill.
Prince
Rupert,
27
poJrttsi
2.
Henry
iiciutjww,
m
poww,
uieiii
and
Hellbroner
tied
In
the
first
contest
Henry
Hellbroner
and
Joe
Scott
-onatiuited
Uie
committee
in
charge.
Stewart
Quick,
H.
M
81
Dm
ron
and
Joe
Scott
were
Judges
or
me
diving
events.
Th
stime
nf
$15
wax
received
In
a
collection
from
the
spectators
KIRKW00D
IS
WINNER
Chicago
Golfer
Captures
Canadian
Open
Title
at
Toronto
1UHONTO.
Aug.
21
'CP
Joe
Klrkwood
of
Chicago
won
the
Cana
aian
open
golf
title
on
Saturday
Outcomcof
Lacrosse,
Ciime
atiGlaxtgrtjis
Questioned
by
Naas
A'
laeroMe
game
was
played
at
Claxtbn
cannery
recently
between
Naas
River
and
Squamlsh
natives
there
being
some
dispute1
as
to
the
aetual
outcome
of
the
match,
Although
SquamisH
was
credited
with
!
having
made
three
scores,
the
Nss
-.
Rivet
team
contested
trie
validity
Dr.
Andrew
Henderson,
pioneer
.
,
'
u,ree
ana
cmmt
10
"ve
ae-physlclan
and
surgeon
of
Powelf
fua,,y
won
the
ame
thrte
noth-Rlver.
was
a-passenger
Aboard
the-
A
tatment
to
this
effect,
Princess
Louise
this
morning
going
J'"!1
byAbe!
Derrick,
manager
of
through
to
AtlJn
wher?
in
hU
ca-
N?
n,vV
P?'
nd
DehnU
C.
pacliy
as
provlnplal
grand
master,
,
!utlt
cH,n
Tectd
he
will
pay
an
ofhciatfvlslt
U
the
M
DalJy.tfews.offlce,
Masonic
Lodge
at
that
point.
Dr.
llenderson
will
be
here
agalti
In
two
One
today
It
worth
two
tomor-wecks'
time,
returning,
wroth.
xows,
v
'A
ft
You
get
MORE
than
lust
average
mileage
from
mi
39
iv
y
k
L-VTV
WorocnV
Tennis
When
Hetty
V..
1.
-
1
1
1
i
t
-
.
TIRES
POljlBrTT
HILLS.
N
Y.
Aug.
31
CP
Helen
WUts
Moody
defeated
Betty
Nuthall
of
England
In
the
senil-fUial
of
the
United
States
national'
women's
championship
here
J
,
yesterday
After
being
souasUy
Plunge
(dead
man
s
fleatl.
m
the
opening
set
by
a
score
wcv.Bi;
uiioe.
i
jukc
nupen;
i.inf
5-In
lrm
Um.1.
.
-V
.
'
upe;
eomevbaeJt
and
m
the
next
oomr-
uowji.
it.
m
o.
uragon.
two
seta
41
to
3
and
to
2
Paired
with
Freda
James
of
Eng
land:
Miss
Nuthall
advanced
to
the
Inal
round
of
the
doubles,
defeat
ing
Uie
defending
etamotons.
Helen
Jacobs
and
Sarah
Bslfrey.
6
to
4.
4
to
and
7
to
5
"
Mfa
Moody
will
ptay
in
Uie
final
of
the
women's
singles
on
Tuesday
wnn
we
winner
of
todays
seeat-f
Inal
between
Helen
Jacobs
the
de-f
enslhic
ehampkm.
and
Bale
Round
ff'
BlillfttMl.
Mail
Schedule
Hor
the
Rait
Mondays.
Wednesdays
and
Frt
y
8:30
p.m
From
the
Itt
'
Mondays
and
Saturdays
2:1S
pm.
Thursdays
io:
p.m.
ror
taneouver
...wnuaa
3
run.
'
""way
12:30
tun.
May
11
pm
Saturday
4
pjn
Saturday
a
pm
Monday,
Wednesday
and
Friday
(by
train)
8:30
pm
From
Vancouver-Sunday
pju
Monday
aJn
Wednesday
n:3o
ajrt
Thursday
by
train)
.
.10:20
p.m
Friday
11:30
aan.
Saturday
(by
train)
2:18
p.m.
Miss
Haryburton
of
Winnipeg,
secretary
to
Robert
Creeiman.
pas-erger
traffic
manager
for
the
western
region
of
the
Canadian
Cpodyears
the,
PIIIST
(
IIOICE
tires
of
all
Canada
have
built
their
reputation
on
the
kind
of
quality
which
gives
value
in
excess
of
what
is
expected.
KAIEN
MOTORS
Third
Avonuc
Prince
Rupert,
B.C
MRS.
MOODY
INTO
FINAL
Surprise-
Stated
in
United
SUtea
LOCAL
NEWS
Mu.
O.
Haveland
h
v
ifternoon
on
Uie
Prtr.-.or
Vancouver.
D
C
MrRje
'
r
oon
on
the
a
ten-day
)
aaJllnK
Prince
O.
Ulp
'
couver
Jatk-VSVlbdi
Ann"..
-ol
who
has
been
on
a
buyi
ii;
Vancouver,
returned
t.
from
the
south
on
Uie
r
1
Louise
this
mernwg
Corp.
8.
11.
CUk
R
t
U
this
morning
o.j
the
I4:..
Jtae
to
make
the
ruum:
Skagway.
escorting
a
Mi
coeertunenl
lkuor
deaUtie.:
Yukon
Territory.
T.
J
Shenton.
who
Is
ru:
4
Saclalist
candidate
in
A
Ing
in
the
forthoDming
"lection,
sailed
last
n)?'.'
Catala
to
pay
a
vli:
'
Alice
Ann.
Stewart
and
P.
Mrs.
U-wtn.
who
ha
V-'stk
a
visit
st
Sxrf
Poln-
UusjUr,
Mrs
Robert
Fn
by
the
Prince
Oeorgr
Mion
oq
her
return
to
'.
Mrs
Unwlrt
axl
Mrs
T-.'.r
rived
in
the
city
by
r.i
t.
venlnc
from
Poreher
I
Miss
M
M.
Less
of
P.
w
Who
has
been
Dsylns
a
viv
Point
with
her
brother
.1:
In-law.
iu
and
Mrs.
R
K
rived
in
the
city
from
P-'
and
by
gaaboat
last
wtU
sail
by
the
rrlnce
Or
sftemoeo
on
htr
return
paper
town.
HaUjh
Mj
uaisnaw,
luditar
for
the
provinin
mant.
who
Is,
on
a
tour
north
on
official
duUes,
mornlpg
on
the
Print1-
'sJeiraph
creek.
iin
rormerly
Miss
Cathie
Jour
hi
trip
north,
It
remalnint'
'he
dty
to
visit
with
loeiu
Sir
Stephen
and
Lady
Ix
VancojiyeT
passed
throuft!'.
National
Railways,
after
having
on
the
Princes
Louise
tl
made
the
round
WD.
to
Skaawrav
l
here,
today
aboard
the
steemet
Prince
Oeorge
returning
south.
f
Hff
Lawn
mowers
Ground
Madfc
to
Cut
Like
New
Star
Welding
Phono
313.
Ing
going
through
for
vUlt
to
Atlln
whence
thrv
returning
south
In
two
w
Sir
8tephen
1
engaged
in
brokerage
business
In
Vm
being
p;cldnt
of
the
firm
f
nard
Pdlssoil
and
Waghorn
A.
McCowan,
assistant
'uperlrlefldent'
of
car
-r
for
the
Canadian
Nation
ways
with1
headquarters
m
'P.
In
the
course
of
a
v
'nspeetion
ttrar,
arrived
in
:
III
id?-
da?
It
'
'
,...n'
'irfl
.
m
Saturday's
train
from
''ic
MJ
Uie
Prince
nupert
Ut
"'Jr
Ue
is
nccompanled
by
Mi'
MJ
Co
Wan.