pa3e
four
Pictures
of
CONVENTION
AT
SIMPSON
..Native
Brotherhood
of
British
Col-
umbla
in
Session
at
Neighbor-
ins
Village
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FARES
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along
the
line
from'PrinrP
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morning
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DAILY
NEWS
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low
fares
prevailing
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mornlng
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dbtrlot
may
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advantage
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un-aswrtj
Skagway
enroute
cmuuie
back
DacK
delegates,
it
Is
expected
it
will
be
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ern
uanaaa.
circulation.
Play
safe,
for
or
n
Dawson.
Vnn
He
1,
had
.1
"na
h
3
tradln
at
Fort
Frances
the
largest
convention
pvw
min
t
Port
Simpson.
The
Port
Simp-eon
branch
of
the
native
brotherhood
has
made
arrangements
for
the
billetting
of
the
guests.
DIES
IN
FItlSCO
F.
A.
MacCaHum
the
Bank
of
Montreal,
received
a
:
telegram
telling
him
of
the
death
of
Mrs.
F.
G.
Woods
of
San
Francisco,
mother
of
Ml
G.
Woods,
'
member
of
the
Bank
6f
Montreal
Staff
.In
this
city.
Mr.
Woods
will
be
leaving
tomorrow
on
the
Cat-
ala
to
attend
h.i
.
U
Ulltillit
His
father
was
for
years
manager
Of
the
Bank
of
Montreal
in
Montreal
and
Is
now
manager
of
the
fim
Francisco
branch.
"TILLIE
THE
TOILER
have
HI'S
OLD
(SlMr;
P.Arw
e-Ar,
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IF
HE
CAM
BE
IMOlFFErtPMTI
SO
CAM
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I'M
Vl-r
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if,.
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ANYMORE..
HE'S
A
BOM'T
AMVTHIMQ
IASH
TILUE
SlVE
tT
A
LITTLE
MORE
SET2.10US
"THOUGHT
DOUeALL'S
OFFICE,
SOMUY?
I
i
li,
i
Jack
Hllditch.
whn
hn
nncn
In
gone
south
for
in
the
Yukon.
She'll
Reconsider
Now
l
SOE"SS
YOU'pe
niu-r
C.
N.
K.
TRAINS
s
Hildegarde,
well
known
United
States
singer,
shown
in
an
unusual
pose,
accompanying
herself
at
the
piano.
She
will
sing
at
a
private
party
In
London
shortly
which
will
be
attended
by
King
Edward
(says,
her
press'
agent).
Members
xf
the
staff
of
a
large
London
banking
house
are
shown
here
being
trained
in
use
of
gas
masks
by
St.
John
Ambulance
Brigade.
The
entire
staff
carried
out
the
drill.
Flight-Lieut
M.
J.
Adams,
attached
to
the
experimental
branch
of
the
Royal
Air
Force,
has
been
assigned
by
the
British
air
ministry
to
make
altitude
night
experiments.
Lieut.
Adams
recently
set
a
new
altitude
record
of
50,000.
miM1
labo!
leader
Oeor&e
Lansbtiry.
,U1
iiuiuj
a
jct
in
rarnamem,
and
Mrs
Dorothy
Thurtle,
his
daughter,
will
both
act
rLnrH?n.
may
next
year
when
King
Edward
VIII
Is
crowned.
In
the
Bella
York
to
London,
Jim
Mollison,
famous
British
aviator,
and
Don
.
.
..
...
.
.
VAn
ward,
Tri
Trnrrllc-Vt
a
a.a.
i
i
English
actress,
are
pictured
after
the
latter
had
christened
y."
Shortly
ouumy
after
auer
the
me
picture
picture
was
was
made,
maue.
Moll
.
.......
...v
was
to
fly
the
actress
to
a
stage
engagement
at
Edinburgh,
Scotland
may
later
fly
to
Cape
Town
to
make
delivery
of
the
aircraft
to
a
bv
uiiuii
uiirr
li
rim
i
f
it
v
l
r
l
rr
nora
L'itHiii
t-
a
.
-
Bargain
Excursion
to
be
Run
From
December
11.
Tickets6
wil
be
good
VANCOUVER,
Nov.
30.-Brltish
of
Cariboo
T
iT.tVu1
interior
Next
Week
for
travel
in
coaches
but
no
bag-
financier,
are
here
negotiate
for
iSW
JLZIZ
itl
"
iuus
niaurs
wui
be
brought
ud
"'"g
nere
Was
a
msspnopr
m
reaiard
to
the
wplfarp
of
th
"esiaenis
of
no
nts
p
w
u
7
say,
to
put
In
an
aerial
railwav
bv
P"1
of
...
llus
weeK.
min.n
,in
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u.
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wecemDer
LJPPPmhPr
H
8.
nnJ
and
"u
flrrhri
a
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,
I'
r
autnonze
the
dpnl
mav
trn
hofr
H
tVio
t..
r.l
.
"
"wu'-
the
people.
the
winter
but
has
had
to
return
north
to
conduct
a
session
of
court.
gage
can
be
checked
rhndron
fi
u
.
.
7
'
s
c""vu
lur
"e
soum
L
.
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.
n
fIve
"ve
the
me
Purchase
purcnase
of
of
Grouse
Grouse
Mountain
Mountain
be
De
the
ine
speaker
speaker
at
at
the
the
regular
regular
on
on
the
the
Pi
Princess
Louise
vested
..
The
annual
convention
of
the
National
Railways
;
a
un
aer
can
tra-
chalet.
are
-
weekly
luncheon
of
the
Prince
Ru-
afternoon.
Wativ
nmtwh
tiwi
v.
miii
wlu
operate
nnerafp
a
a
h
bargain
trln
excur-
vei
31
nair
rare-
.
V
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pert
oy
Gvro
cinh
Club
nn
on
wh..
Wednesday
,
....
cinn
T
UlVnn
n
.
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A
i
.
t
Philip
Edgcumbc,
transferred
For
the
East-Mondays,
Wednesdays
and
days
.
6
From
the
East-Tuesdays,
Thursdays
and
Sa
days
10:20
Mrs.
J.
T.
Spickett,
well
kn
pioneer
woman
of
Juneau
and
manv
vears
nostmlstress
at
i-
thp
Pltlf
fAW
.
l
.
....
.
u
v
tuc
weeK
or
AiasKan
was
nere
ao
71
capital,
Mr
Tiictw
r-
n
nrnMi
rChl
jJto
or
X,Z
'?'r'"g
a
lt,p
10
v'.
Ue
rrtam
Korah
yfta
icnaea
trip
to
L-aiuoniia.
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