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Premier
Bennett
is
to
be
congratulated
on
having
u
.
..r:i
"Potlatch
to
Pulpit,"
the
book
written
by
Rev.
William;
rather
than
contraction
ot
Cana-
wzbh
"me
a
Henry
Pierce
of
Port
Essington,
and
published
in
Van-Jdian
business,
in
fact,
a.
notable
prosperity.-
couver,
is
meeting
with
much
favor
m
this
district.
The
Ieaiure
u
m
Canadian-
-j.
i.
-i?
..-1
iiL
i
i-
i..
.
Demand
and
Savings
deooslts
dur-
TO
DEATH1
'
supplies
at
Hiaon
Creek
store,
leav
ing
for
his
cabin
with
a
heavy
pack.
Referring
to
the
situation
In
Ca-
:e
is
believed
to
have
been
neau
nada,
the
President
said:
MI
am
Another
Tragedy
of
Trail
Reported
'
about
a
week
when
the
body
was
glad
to
tay
that
since
we
last
met
for
upwards
of
twenty
years
before
right
heel
had
also
been
blistered,
coming
to
Canada
in
1930.
He
had
He
wore
high
rubber
boots
which
not
been
long
in
the
Hixon
Creek
would
soon
exhaust
his
strength
on
area
but
was-
well"
known
around
,he
trail.
Takla
Landing,
Hazclton
and
Sml-thers.
There
Is
believed
to
be
a
brother
George
Irvine,
In
Vancouver
with
whom
the
police
are
endeavoring
to
get
In
touch.
There
is
also
a
daughter.
Jgan
'Irvine,'
In
Ncw
castle-on-Ti-ne,
jinfcland:
The
coroner
at
Prjnce
George
determined
that
death
had
been
due
to
exhaustion
and
exposure
and
that
no
Inquest
was
necessary.
The
case
was
Investigated
by
Provincial
Constable
Taylor
of
Prince
Oeorce.
The
body
was
found
on
the
trail
COAL!
COAL!
.
Our
Famous
Edsort:
Alberta
ana
t
Oiilkley
Valley
Coals
are
guaran
teed
to
give
satlsfaclon.
Try
i
'.ton
of
No.
't
flulkley
.Valley,
Wf
ulso
srll
Timothy
;Hay.
Wheat
pat
and
Barley.
Prince
Rupert
Feed
Co
CHURCH
NOTICES
FIRST
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Minister,
Itev.
W.
I).
Grant
HoUlngwortli,
B.A.
Organist:
Mrs.
K.
J.
Smith
11
AAL,
Sermon
Subject:
"THE
PATHS
OF
RIGHTEOUSNESS"
12:15,
Sunday
School
12:30,
Westvlew
School.
7:30
P:M
Sermon
Subject:
"THE
RELIGION
OF
TOMORROW"
Has
Christianity
failed?
If
not
are
Its
methods
of
presentation
antiquated?
A
discussion
and
consideration
of
Mr.
II.
O.
Wells'
recent
book.
.
"The
Shape
of
Tilings
to
Come."
"
..
-
'
All
vlsltoM
welcome
.
,
.
T
'
;
j
The
Railway
Situation
Dealing
with
the
situation
of
the
Government
railways
Sir
Herbert
expressed,
the
opinion
that
the
tini9
tor
half
measures
had
passed
and
that
bold
and
courageous
ac-;
tlon
waj
required.
He
felt
that
the
views
expressed
at
the
last
Annual
1
Meeting
that,
enforced
co-operation
between
the
two
railway
systems
would
not
be
a
"satisfactory
remedy
had
btrn
confirmed
by
the
experience
of
the
past
year
and
Is
still
of
the
opinion
that
the
maximum
of
economy
can
only
be
obtained
by
some
form
of
administrative
amalgamation.
The
President
made
a
strong
demand
for
a
reduction
of
Governmental
debts
and
pointed
out
that
the
cost
of
maintaining
too
numerous,
governments,
Federal,
Provincial
and
Municipal,
was
becoming
;
unbearable.
He
said:
"Greater
activity
In
business
will
reduce
un-.
employment,
produce
Increased
revenues,
and
a
reduction
In
disbursements
for
public
relief.
Advantage
should
be
taken
of
these
developments
to
reduce
debta
rather
than
Increase
expenditures."
t.
Condition
In
Other
Gauntries.
!
In
referring
to-
conditions
In
other
countries
he
expressed
the
view
that
the
low
point
In
the
depression
for
most
of
the
world
was
reached
In
thc
latter
part
of
1932,
and
since
that
time
there
has
been
a
.general
Increase
In
International
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Saturday.
January
20,
193
Review
Favourable
Year
For
Royal
Bank
of
Canada
STUOXG.
1'OSITION
MAINTAINED
Mr.
it
W.
Wilson,
Vice-President
gradual
withdrawal
of
the
note-
Issuing
privileges
ot
the
Charterea
Banks
did
not
appear
to
be
in
tr.p
public
Interest.
Retention
of
these
privileges
would
not
hamper
th
Central
Bank
In
its
efforts
to
control
credit.
In
this
connaction
he
quoted
an
ecltorlal
whleh
appearec
n..i.4
hh
i
-i4
m-i...
o
.
mt
la
the
London
Economist
to
the
ef-
iicukii
HMii,
i
iwiuum
ium-n
aironpr
view
mat
fect
that
th
Central
Bans
w.mlrt
wmnn
v
iuiaua
is
wmnneiy
on
Uic
Upgrade
not
be
In
the
least
weakened
lowing
Chartered
Banks
Morris
W.
Wilson,
Vice-President
and
General
Manager.
taln
thelr
prewnt
,ssues
under
lhe;
I
Itovioxvs
Slrnnir
,,,.
PrMent
restrictions.
Mr
Wilson,
The
annual
meeting
of
the
share-
1.40
:
holders
or
the
Royal
Bank
ol
Can-
,25
a
marked
the
close
of
a"
most
4)2
1
successful
year.
1
ot-
ifABkAk.
itaI
t.
:
J
I
1
4
.
.
.
,,
.
.
....
went
on.
U
say:
"I
think,
there
fore,
that
we
should
view
the
eli-trade.
Reference
to
the
United
initiation
of
bank
note-
Uue
no
States
was
nude
as
follows
:
as
a
step
which
must
Inevitably
"While
business
in
the
United
accompany
tHe
creation
of
a
cen-States
commenced
to
Improve
trai
bank
but
as
a
seDarate
matter
.
ou
j.ciuc.t,
tiuik,
ricsiucui,
ui
auum
uw
miaaie
or
iaa
it
later
entirely
The
real
question
Is
whe-jhis
t"
address
auurcas
struct
suutk.
an
iui
optimistic
opiuiusuc
suffered
waui-rea
a
a
relapse
reupse
due
aue
to
to
their
tnelr
the
the
Oovernment
Oovernment
desires
to
have
Is
.
tg
ti.oie
wane
wuru
iicu
uc
uc
wtwu
wtwu
wiav
wiav
n
jib
con-
con-
uaning
uaning
auucuiues
auucuiues
ana
ana
tee
tee
nest-
nest-
h-inklns
banking
service
service
maintained
at
sldered
that.
Canada
wasnow
del-
tation
and
uncertainty
which
pre-
small
points
thr01.3r.0ut
.intely
on
the
upgrade.
Its
progress
cede
a
change
of
administration.
Country
country
or
or
to
to
appropriate
appropriate
the
the
r
?iturdiv
Jin
20
.Mi!howefer.
was
tng
retarded
by
too
Sine
last
March
quite
material
pro-
.
heavy
taxation
and
the
cost
of
gross
has
been
made.
It
is
difficult
..
,,
,
V
moving
the
adoption,
ot
the
Dlrec-
P1""
the-
reeling
that
lnc.l;aUons
T1
r,
i
i
i
u
Premier
Pattullo
is
even
more
to
be
congratulated
on
the
tors
KpQI
m
pointed
t.,the
initiation
or
a
su-
-
tn
rev
enue
of
note
Issues
for
themselves.
T
bpllevp
that
the
sain
to
the
Go
.maintaining,
so.
many
Government
to
analyze
the
effects
of
their
poll-
ernment
would
not
offset
the
loss
!In
lh
country
was
rapidly
becom-
cies
and
impossible
to
prophesy
the
tf,
the
nubile
throiwh
curtailment
'
m
unaeataaie.
outcome,
ineir
central
iflea
mat
of
banking
facilities.
Unquestlon-
il0rris
W
WUson-
Vice-President
an
increase
tn.
the
price
level
must
there
which
Pl.flm:ai.
Poti,,llrt
to
finvo
mnsf
nf
xvhnt
ab.y
are
many
places
COOmC
uiimr.
Premier
lattuUo
Seems
to
have
Seemed
most
Ot
What'and
General
Manager.
In
his
ad-
be
obtained
U
sound
common
sense
COuld
no
longer
support
a
branch
he
Went
to
Ottawa
to
get.
He
ha
Obtained
a
promise
that
dress
reviewed,
the
outstanding
and
is
now.
quite
generally
accep-
bank
If
note
Issuing
privileges
were
there
Will
be
a
bie:
program
of
public
Works
commenced
-feature
of
the
strong
statement
ted
as-such
throughout
the
world,
to
be
withdrawn.
The
operation
c-
in
the
early
spring
and
there
seems
to
have
been
a
tacit'0'
1)1X6
Thp
frature
ot
A
our
Annual
MeeUngs
of
the
last
a
number
of
small
branches
at
a
nm-PPment
thnt
hpln
will
be
im-en
the
nrnvince
in
connec-
T1.
eonnecuon
ur
years
.
nave
empnasizea
bare
mSitln
of
prof,t
i,
character
V
.
,
'
V
i.
V
1
mi
Yi
'wun
te
pissinie
rarmauon.
or
x
wux
re-empnosizea
tne
necessity
for
tion
With
Its
proposed
refunding
scheme.
These
were
the;
central
Bank,
added
Me
Wllsoru
a
hishec
price
leveL
I
see
no
rea-
lstic
of
banktnr
in
this
country.
01
the
requests-coming
from
British
Colum-lwould
be
the-
quality
of.
lt
man-
n
why
It
cannot
be
achieved
in
ot
as
aSpets
Is
native
to
the
Do-
agemeni.
au
course.
minion
and
prudence
should
!
President'
Address
In
ckwlng
Sir
Herbert
Holt
said:
prompt
us
to
be
very
cautious
In
Sir
Herbert
&
Holt,
President,
in
uc
wst
Annual
Meeting
I
ex-
advocating
fundamental
change.
In
conclusion
Mr.
Wilson
said:
At
our
last
Annual
Meeting
I
Yen-
Success
Ot
tfie
mission
wnicn
he
initiated.
tVlClently
he
IS
Tt
64th
Annual
Beport
and
stanUaI
recovery
in
1933.
This
tured
to
suggett
that
the
prospect
pleased
and
he
WOUld
not
be
pleased
If
he
had
not
been
Balance
Sheet
submitted
to
you.
"
19
Possime-
to
go
one
step
of
further
Improvement
in
the
EUCCecsfuL
to-day
disclose
the
strong
position
fanner
and
to
venture
the
opinion
coming
year
was
very
much
more
(of
the
hank.
White
Balance
Sheet
Ulat
we-
ar
now
definitely
on
the
hopeful
than
It
was
the
previous
LIFE
AMONG
THE
INDIANS
figures
are
somewhat
smaller
than
"w-gnuie.
we
aeai
mieuigenxj?
year.
That
predlctien
has
b?en
2.
i
those-
of
a
vearaco.
this
reflects
a
lul
me
m
proDiem.
tnat
con-
jfaUlng
off
In
international
deposits
front
w
we
can
expect
within
mea-
return
or
general
General
Manaser
Address.
nrst
oi
tne
voiuiue
ueai
wun
me
lor
euu-
part
druggie
and
General
Manager.
In
the
year
u
referring
ndence
in
the
ability
of
Canada
to
CatlOll
Of
the
author,
Of
his
conversion
to
Christianity
eminently
satisfactory.
As
you
to
Position
ot
the
bank
pointed
share
in
the
continued
improve-throilgh
Rev.
Thomas
Crosby
and
of
his
finally
becoming
would
expect
the
restricted
de-
out
that
asseu
totallea
mnt
In
economic
conditions
which
a
minister
in
the
Methodist
Church.
The
Snread
Of
the
mand
for
commercial
loans,
and".
"ai.iwu,
ana
were
equal
to
55.-
i
believe
Ilea
ahead
of
us.
gospel
among
the
natives
is
depicted
and
in
the
second
part!he
lent
J
our
JJtL
Softr
A.
1
ot
less
wuc
5Z-8B
.
the
previous
year.
e
u
i
(it
i
i
i
,,
m.'js
remunetative
assets
In
of
the
book
many
of
the
old
customs
and
habits
of
the
na-th;
tom
o
1
a.
notable
feature
u
that
24.28-,
tives
are
dealt
with
The
work
was
edited
by
J.
P.
Hicks,
editor
of
the
West-
claf
Government
securities
has
"r-ucii'naMlUes
Is:
represented
by
combined
with,
other
factors
to
re-
ca5fl
and
cash
balances
agregat-
o.mi
Ronnwloi.
A
j
tha
aAitinn
-nQ
nnl,r
o
cnioll
n
r,nA
if
duce
oroflLs.
In
Anril
last
th
di.
m"
J37,bu.ooo.
lie
mentioned
the
(UI
.IVVUIULl
i.C
i-IIU
VUlblUli
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a
t.
.
mav
nnv
not
nnf
oe
rip
1
l-pnn'nl-pfl
epi
lntea.
it
it
i
is
likely
likplv
to
to
hp
oe
ouicki
mnVklv
bold
nM
nut
out
and
nnd
cent
Tldend
was
"d"ced
from
10
per
cana
i"rttl
tutnt
mtefesUng
dtposlts
fact
,ncreased
that
In
the
volumes
Will
become
valuable.
quite
i,
dividends
have
n7.000.000
during
ihe
year
-
-
-
-
and
av,ns
deposits
were
higher
-
been
paid
at
that
rate.
The
Im-
in
PIl
XTiHT
on
January
9
and
the
last
time
de-.
nrovement
which
has
taken
nlace
COOT.OOO-
l.
h
Kl
I.
r
hi
ceased
had
been
seen
alive
was
on
in
business
during
the-
last
six.
1x1
disC"in?
the
proposed
cen
December
29
when
he
purchased
months,
has
already
had
a
bene-
.
fteial.
effect
on
earnings.
tral
bank
he
recalled
the
hope
which
he
expressed
at
the
last
Annual
Meetln?
that
the
Government
would
see
fit
to
have
the
project
examined
by.
a
body
of
expert
ano
ald:
"The
Royal
Commission
on
UIC
HiAUll
IvtCCK.
Willi
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fnr
in.
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notaoie
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tv.o
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f
movpmpnt
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with
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UlllKJlo
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i.nu.j.
nuvui
IUIJ
ri
o
'
man,
who.
it
was
found
by
invest!-
feet
back
from
the
point
where
the
80011
M
world
trade
commences
gallon,
had
come
to
his
death
as
a
body
was
found
two
seven-pound
to
reTlTe
there
is
an
Improved
de-
rcsult
of
being
frozen
to
death
fol-
sacks
of
flour
were
hanging
on
the
mand
tar
Canadian
raw
materials,
lowing
exhaustion
while-carrying
"mb
of
a
tree.
It
was
evident
that
Canadlan
Ports
increase
sub-
n
heaw
nark
Drrisert
cm
a
na.
deceased
had
endeavored
to
lluhtrn
stantlally
surplus
inventories
dis-
7.
.
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.
.
.
.
.
t...
onndnr
nnrt
rrofilpr
nrtlvltv
tn
th
dence
was
received
and
for
the
pa-
tlence
and
tact
displayed
In
dca?-
live
oi
uiasgow,
scotiana,
ana
naa
"
'"iiu
on
nnamg
mat
ne
was
ur-
,
,
7
---".
can
be
developed
as
a
useful
been
employed
as
a
street
railway
,ing.
His
left
foot
is
believed
to
have
'
fS
St
Junct
to
'
bankln?
syr.em.-owrator
Yld-
"onal
with
In
the
Scottish
metrouolls
been
sprained
before
he
fell.
HU
employment
A
ttUliaVHUCll
441141T4TlllCltl.
411
LiUl"
4l
lSUe
ad
borne
out
by
subsequent
develop-,
ments.
For
the
first
time
In
years
an
attitude
ot
quiet
but
confident
optimism
Is
in
evidence
almost
everywhere.
Many
problems
still
have
to
be
solved
but
I
have
full
con-
THOUSAND
ARE
DEAD
CALCUTTA.
Jan.
20:
iCP--No
foreigners
are
believed
to
have
been
among
the
victims
of
last
'
Monday's
disastrous
earthquake
in
:
India.
Conservative
but
unofficial
1
AMENDMENT
UNDECIDED
.Move
.Made
to
.Make
Sweepntake
Gains
forfeitable
to
State
IiuUad
of
Informer
OTTAWA,
Jan.
20:
No
decision
Old
Country
Soccer
ENGLISH
I.KAGl!i:
First
Division
Blrminaham
0.
Middlesbrough
0.
Chelsea
5.
Sheffield
United
0.
Dei
by
1.
Newcastle
1.
Leeds
1.
Huddersfleld
1.
Liverpool
2.
Aston
Vilk
3.
Manchester
2.
Arsenal
1.
Portsmouth
3.
Stoke
1.
Sheffield
Wednesday
0
Sunderland
3.
Wolverhampton
3.
Tottenham
0.
Leicester
1.
Wat
Bromwkh
0.
Blackburn
1
SCOTTISH
cur
l"lrt
Kound
Queen
of
South
5.
Edinburgh
City
estimates
today
place
the
death
2.
list
at
about
one
thousand
with
SO.-1
Olacton
8,
Keith
2.
000
or
more
injured.
Hundreds
ot
bodies
are
being
dumped
into
the!
J-.-
rTre
remains
wer,
found
l1ng-
nu
nt
Canadian
have
fTrL
Divisional
headquarters
of
the
Jace
down
with
nds
clasped
hai
the
opportunity
of
seeing
this
S
S?j
IZ'oTZ
SS
the
Chalrmanshipt
SMaUcmt
and
property
devastation
is
defln-
.
1
.
t
1
i-
.
II
1
.
1
t.i
vorolir
fnct.h(tan'
Vn4
J.nlk
1
T
1
1
ffftv
VPfi
4nH
tVo
nneanl
lan
their
sittings
in
all
parts
of
the
known.
In
Blsha
Province.
the
hardest
hit
section,
damage
Is
estimated
at
approximately
$40,000,000.
The
catastrophe
now
appears
de-
.iW1tU!.
thC
roaterlaIJ
ub?lltti
finitely
to
have
centred
In
I
do
npt
agree
with
the
Re-
frn
Indla
nr
thc
basc
of
the
tZl:
"
l.
77.
f
7
77
.
Himalaya
Mountains
where
entire
properly
constituted
Central
Bank
native
communities
were
reduced
to
shambles
although
all
other
parts
of
the
country
were
severely
shaken.
Suffering
is
Intense
and
chasing
power
and
domestic
trac.
Mr.
Wilson
expressed
the
strong
fears
are
held
of
plague
breaking
This
has
been
the
sequence
of
opinion
that
the
recommendations
out
owing
to
lack
of
sanitation
and
events
in
Canada
during
the
last
in
the
Report
with,
respect
to
the
inadequate
water
supply,
six
months."
When
you'VoIl
your
own"
with
Turret
Fine
Cut,
you
cet
more
satisfying,
cigarettes,
and
more
of
them,
too,
he-cause
this
better
cigarette
tobacco
gives
ou
More
tobacco
for
your
money
plus
Poker
Hands.
With
the
money
you
save
on
Turret
Fine
Cut
you
can
buy
the
best
papers
"Vogue"
or"Chantecler"--and
yet
pay
less
for
your
cigarettes.
And
you
can
use
the
Poker
Hands
to
get
Jrtt
many
beautiful
and
useful
gifts
for
yourself,
your
home
and
your
friends.
Join
the
big
swing-to
Turret
Fine
Cut
today!
It
pays
to
"Roll
Your
Own"
with
TURRET
FINE
CUT
CIGAR
ETTE
TOBACCO
SAVE
THE
POKER
HANDS
Imptrltl
TobMfo
CapuF
o'
CtatJ.
Umlui
Altoa
4.
Dundee
United
2.
St.
Johnstone
3.
Bast
Fife
1.
Penlculck
Athletic
2.
St.
Mlrren
2.
NlthMiale
Wanderers
0,
East
Stirling
2.
Motherwell
4.
Gala
Palrydean
0.
King's
Park
0.
Dundee
1.
Hearts
S.
Montrose
1.
Qaeen's
Park
1.
Forfar
0.
Lelth
Athletk
0.
Cowdenbeath
1
played
Wednesdays
Ross
County
3.
Burntisland
Shipyard
Amateurs"
2.
f
Fnlktrts3.
Lelth
Amateurs
0.
-Dalbeattie
Star
0.
Celtic
6.
Aberdeen
1.
Ralth
Rovers
0.
Partlck
Thistle
1.
Morton
0.
Vale
of
Leithen
3.
Rosyth
Dockyard
0.
Arbroath
2.
Dumbarton
1.
Belth
1.
Brechin
City
2.
Albkm
Rovers
4.
Vale
Ocoba
1.
!
Glasgow
Rangers
14,
Dlalrgowrle
Hibernians
5,
Clyde
4.
St.
Bernard'a
3.
Wlk
Academy
0.
Ayr
United
2.
Dunfermline
0.
Sttnhoureraulr
1.
Tlilrd
Unark
1.
Airdieonian
1,
Kilmarnock
L
Peterheard
0.
Hamilton
Academicals
2.
-
Iceland
BRIDGE
PARTY
IS
SUCCESSFUL
Affair
Held
Last
Nl(lit
by
Municipal
Chapter.
I.
O.
I).
K.
A
very
enjoyable
telephone
brtt'
e
party
was
held
last
night
by
Mur...
clpal
Chapter
of
the
Imperial
Ore!
t
been
made
to
amend
the!
has
as
yet
Daul,ltm
of
th,
uumiliiuu
taw
iu
mane
sumo
iiuui
totteries
forfeitable
to
the
state
Instead
of
to
the
public
informer.
Hoftteae&
for
the
occasion
w
re
Mesdames
W.
Brass,
S.
V
Cox
J
R
Mortson.
C.
J.
Norrlngton.
D.
C
Stuart.
J.
A.
Teng,
E
Anderson
II,
A.
Breen.
R.
Davie.
J.
A.
Darry
u:;i
O,
C.
Young
and
the
Misses
F
enee
Smith.
Jean
Wilson
and
Dc,
thy
PatrmMe.
Thr
prhe
winners
were
Cuntraetr-Udiet'
first.
MIm
M:
prat'
McG
litre;
consolation
f
Hitlle
Lawrence;
men'.s
fir
liimcjiinaoH;
roiuwutiiun.
uc:
ui
don.
Auction-
Ladles-
first
Mr
W
Reld;
consolation.
Mrs.
T
B,
B!
...
I
Everlon
mrn's
first.
Miss
McKay
cm
.a
Uon.
W
W
Wrathall
Grotto
and
Swift's
Winners
Thursday
In
Bridge
Matches
Orotto
and
8wlft'K
were
winr
i
in
Thursday
nlcht
s
Bridge
Lr
.
ptoy.
the
former
winning
over
C
a
filoraue
7397
to
4702
and
the
over
the
Oddfellows
CC97
to
5313
Hockey
Scores
Tiiurulsjr
Sroret
,
Chicago
0.
New
York
Ranger
Boaton
2.
Toronto
6,
M&htrett
1.
Detroit
1
Today's
Weather
Langara
Island
-Overr.ist
southeast
wind;
sea
moderate
Triple
Island
-Overcast,
mc
1
ate
southerly
wind;
sea
modcrr
Dead
Tree
Point-
Overcast
southeast
wind;
barometer
lZ
temperature,
34;
heavy
chop.
Terrace
Cloudy,
calm.
23,
Alysruh
Part
cloudy,
calm,
:'
Anyox
-Part
cloudy
calm.
21
I
laael
ton
Cloudy,
calm.
25
Smltlir-aoudy.
calm,
mild
Burns
Lake
Cloudy,
calm,
XX
Imperial
Oil
Co.'s
tanker
Alberto-1
Mr-
Vasttlkn
Kostls
and
tam
UU.
CapL
Jamee
J.
Mountain,
with
tTOm
P'nnlngton.
YT.
on
Ute
Y
Copt
Andrew
Sinclair
on
board
as
'lld
White
Pass
Route
llot.
arrived
In
port
at
5
o'clock
fam,,y
passengers
aboard
r:t
hls
morning
from
loco
with
a
car-11
"
rforah
this
morning
:o
of
fuel
oil
for
the
company's
lo
'ai
tanks
and
will
be
here
until
arly
tomorrow
morning
when
she
vlll
sail
for
San
Pedro.
Cal.
Canada
supplies
i
bber
shoes.
Ing
through
to
Vancouver
when
re
they
will
proceed
to
their
na'"-;?
land
of
Oreece
U
take
up
fut-srs
residence
Mr.
KostU
was
reccn'
1
widowed
when
her
husband,
w':s
.was
vrtion
foreman
on
the
Yuk
n
with
and
White
Pass
Route
at
Tcnnln,:
ton.
was
killed
In
an
accident
THE
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WAY
TO
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FREE
CIGARETTE
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Kichinge
the
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jrou
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t.ut
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worei
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mil
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4,
o
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pper
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tttui
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