n
if
a
1
Large
o
Rail
for
Manchu.
...
.
i
.r
is.,
naaaintr
the
crew
had
ueiajtu
departure
until
last
night
she
got
away
.for
palren,
J7h
War
UUI1U3.
cjr
"HV
back
without
prejudice
.
n
.
:
11
sal-i
a,
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k
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jiii
mm
m
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A.
J
Jhr
1.
1
f
nrammnr
p.ki
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m
m
i
phi
iiai
v
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-
.
V,s
Worth
$32,000,000
During
Fast
ljtar
IH.lrt.
fll'UL.
u
.ir:.(n
nnmvtflikfl
mailt
the
provincial
government,
rKiiainoaa
U'DM
WOfih
...
.
n
tii
-i.
i..-
i.i-
tn
iiriiisn
lAiiumuia
the
past
year.
James
Barrie
it
.
rexstate
Cynthia
AMiulih,
for
lears
wrtury.
rrmcipai
ttss
Itecognued
Sept,
18
The
will
vtw
James
uarr.c,
yn
im
p
1
1
kt
11
iph
1
nr
rru
toyt
revealed
an
es
Wa
$887,300.
He
IcH
W
lo
Udy
Cynthia
:
bit
secretary
for
raanj
tltnildn
It
rrlvnn
nil
rltrht
THni
fw
mi
unrm
in
1
'if
411
Mir
uui
uojni
VI
if
The
Boy
David."
1U
.
rii
Water
Y
an
CoVfrnmpnl
AIH
tn
Connor.
h
Tun
Mtllton
Ilnltnt
Piping
Project
1
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fnnn...li.
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a
iiciT
Liiv
waipr
&uu
The
cost
of
the
nrolect
is
"ted
at
$2,000,000.
1
1
i
HAI
H
I
REMOVED
0s
(!erman
U
rni'
w
rhnn.
Iflit.
I
.
.
-
-
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flimsier
ui
Economics
a
ow
in,
ui.
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I
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n
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,
.
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im
t.nancenor
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.
1
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I
iliiii
iv
mvrmtttAtt
.
n
'
sia
Charged
Arcraft
Carrier
HJV1.S.
Glorious,
Keporfed
Object
of
Torpedo
Attempt
LONDON,
Sept.
18:
(CP)
It
was
stated
yesterday
that
Italy
had
loaned
twelve
submarines
to
the
Spanish
Nationalists,
Italian
officers
staying
with
them
because
there;
were
no
Spaniards
of
suffic
ient;
experience.
The
submarines
have
been
carrying
no
papers
and
the
officers
have
not
been
wearing
their
uniforms.
British
naval
vessels
yesterday
reported'
sighting
two
submarines
fitly
miles
off
Malta
in
the
Mediterranean;
They
were
escorted
by
Italian
and
German
destroyers
and
headed
towards
the
Island
of
Mal-jorca
now
In
.Spanish
Insurgent
fiands.
Further
reports
from
Informed
persons.
In
Malta
said
there
was
"good
reason"
to
believe
that
an
attempt
had
been
made
to
tor-
.
I
T1ll
I
.
1.
I
I
A
news
report
from
insurgent
Today's
Weather
Hazelton
Foggy,
calm,
temperature,
45.
Smlthers
Clear,
calm,
57.
Burns
Lake
Clear,
calm,
48.
Terrace
Foggy,
calm,
50.
Aiyansh
Clear,
calm,
50.
Alice
Arm
Clear,
calm,
51.
Anyox
Clear,
calm,
48.
Stewart
Clear,
calm,
39.
Prince
Oeorge
Clear,
calm;
bar
ometer.
29.74.
Vancouver
C81oudy,
valm;
bar-j
ometer,
29.82.
Victoria
Clear,
southwest
wind;
barometer,
29.80,
Estevan
Cloudy,
northeast
wind,
four
miles
per
hour,
barometer,
29.82.
Alert
Bay
Dense
fog,
calm:
barometer,
29.95;
temperature,
47.
Dead
Tree
Point
Clear,
calm;
barometer,
29.76;
temperature,
51;
uurn
iititii
1
ziAMtn
n
nnn
iviia.
iiau
the
mo
r
TL'ted
to
arrive
In
the
city
h.
,
.
ft
roi
"
r----
,
.
.
.
Cai
vukul
nri
i.i
i.ui
n.
nhtr
i
lo
uaiwc
in
h'iii
llie
nmcess
LouiM.-
3ra.uon
.
av
cont
nii
in
nn.n
H.'-nr.ert.
in
niace
01
jviajoi
"-
P0sslble
eft
the
city
some
weeks
Mln,
"
r
i
rd
CaotalnE.
Robertson
who
r
"'"ugni
several
leaves
earu
pass-
r,
ri
here.
inii.i
,
..,..
1
-
rant,
and
Mrs.
Halsey,
whose
teastbv
7.
:,"T'
olt
was
at
Drumheller,
have
-
nem
until
after
the
.been
spending
a
i
met
arrival.
'
n.i.
i,me
In
Victoria.
Queen
Charlotte
Island
Catch
This
Year
317
as
Compared
With
376
Year
Ago
i
-
..
.-
.'
1
j
....
1
1
-
Helen
Keller
Not
Out
Of
Danger
As
Operation
Result
CHICAGO,
Sept.
18:
The
con-dition
of
Helen
Keller,'
blind
auth
LaGuardia
And
me
j
cur
previous,
me
uecwie
is
nose
attributed
to
prevalence
of
fog
ana
ratn.
or
and
lecuturer,
is
reported
to'
peao
uie
nnusu
aircran
earner
nm
l
f1!
Glorious
Thursday
night.
I
lVianOIieY
VllOSen
JAPS
ON
New
Deal
candidate,
as
success-
imenL
ful
in
the
contest
for
the
Demo
cratic
nomination
over
Senator
Royal
Copeland,
the
choice
of
Tammany.
It
was;
a
close
fight
and
eary
relurns:
were
not
decisive.
31ayo'r
Fiorella
LaGuardia
is
the
Republican'
candidate.
Strike
Threatens
Furniture
,
Making
Three
Hundred
Workers
Go
Out
At
Grand
Rapids,
Michigan,
Demanding
New
Terms
GRAND
RAPfDS,
Mich.,
Sept
18:
Demanding
new
terms,
three
hundred
employee
of
the
Furniture
Makers
of
America
went
on
strike
here
yesterday.
They
are
affiliated
with
the
Committee
on
Industrial
OrgP.n-Ization.
A
widespread
strike
in
the
furniture
Industry
is
Prominent
Church
Man
Of
Vancouver
Passes
In
Calgary
National
League
New
York,
3;
Cincinnati,
4.
Brooklyn,
2;
Pittsburgh,
3,
Philadelphia,
3;
'
Chicago,
9,
seventh).
American
League
nhSnnon
B-O?
New
York.
12-4.
Col.
II.
W.
II.
Holmes
of
Victoria,
who
was
supervisor
of
the
recent
trip
of
Lord
Tweedsmulr,
Governor
General
of
Canada,
and
his
party
from.
Burns
Lake
to
Bella
Coola,
through
Tweedsmulr
Park,
was
here
aboard
aooara
the
me
Cardena
waroena
today
wuuy
returning
ietuniui
!
I
0t
'
Today
s
Weather
Tomorrow's
Tides
(I
A-M.)
Che
High
-
0:07
a.m.
20.2
ft.
12:32
p.m.
20.4
It.
ISter,
(falling);
temper-
29.70.
Low
-
6:28
a.m.
4.2
ft.
51;
sea
uuotvu.v
18:50
pn.
4.3
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
,
No.
218.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
SEPTEMBER
18,
1937.
PRICE:
5
CENTS
..ia
CivtMr
War
Steamer
0
-
-
1
1a:
Sail
From
rori
.
wx
To
Manchukuo
itnKRNl.
Sent.
18.
i.
nr
tno
rri
r
tone
nieuiuv,
-
SUBMARINES
FROM
ITALY
Twelve
Undersea
Craft
Loaned
to
.
"anlsh
Nationalists
Two
.4
T
-mien
ivrir
Miiti
WHALING
IS
OVER
'-
V
f
:
CASUALTIES
bchooner
JKace
a
or
ur
a
rv
iuue
lvcvivcu;
GLOUCESTER,
Mass.,
Sept.
18:
There,
is
a
prospect
of
a
revival
nf
th
famous
Interna-
VICTORIA,
Sent.
18:
The
Cn..
tWai
fuhint?
schooner
race
solidated
Whaling
Corporation's
1
th
-Prtrude
Thlbaud
1
4
ADVANCE
Claim
To
Have
Moved
up
Twelve
Miles
in
Twentyfour
Hours
In
North
-China
PEiriNG;
Sept.
18:
Z'ut.
The
Jap-
i
Chinese
defenders
.are
declared
!to
have
been
steadily
fallini
back.
.
.
!
Japanese
military
authorities!
1
Spain
has
General
Francisco
Franco'
7
.
...
1
Present
,
4t
Incumbent
and
New
Deal
defenders
back
toward
a
fortN
.
.1
.
...
.
as
formally
accusing
Russia
.
of
op
erating
two
"pirate"
submarines
In
the
Mediterranean.
The
British
fleet
Is
now
conccn-
which
may
endeavour
to
Interfere
with
international
shipping.
Million
Dollars
For
Clothing
In
Dried
Out
Areas
REGINA,
Sept.
18:
The
gov
frnment
of
Saskatchewan
is
to
spend
$1,000,000
to
provide
cloth
ing
for;
sufferers
in
the
drought
area.
LOCAL
MAN
FIND
main
vein.
Naturally
Mr.
Collart
Is
much
enthused
over
his
discovery
and1
plans
to
set
to
work
Immediately
will
be
Sixty-Four
Royal
Air
Force
Force
Planes
Crash
With
Total
Los
of
105
Lives
LONDON,
Sept
18:
A.
Royal
Air
Force
bombing
plane
plunged
fleet
is
home
from
the
Queen'
a
nt
mniwr
anA
the
Bluenose
i.into
the
sea
off
the
coast
of
Charlotte
Islands
stations.
The'0f
Nova
Scotia.
A
challenge
Wales
yesterday
with
a
loss
of
total
catch
for
the
season
was;
4,
was
Issued
yesterday
on
behalf
'
three
lives.
This
made
the
sixty-317
whales
as
compared
with
376
4,
oI
tne
Tlilbaud
to
the
Blue-
fourth
crash
of
Air
Force
planes
to
aate
mis
year
4
loss
of
105
lives.
(with
90
I
corded
85
with
a
total
Cloudbursts
And
Mud
Slides
Have
Held
Up
Traffic
VANCOUVER,
Sept.
18:
Thf1
Cariboo
Highway
between
Lytton
and
Spence's
Bridge
was
reopen-
led
to
traffic
at
noon
today
after
he
"just
satisfactory"
following
.S..ZJT'
V-
having
been
closed
temporarily
hUM
n,,p4lr,n.
lW
a"e
"
"sl
i
B"1
w
"
"
on
account
of
damaee
caused
by
thrust
Into
Chinese
central
11
rOVIHCe
IS
Warm
pen
i
reviiice
c'
lines,
uauing
uie
'ey
V
""7
T?
Weather
In
This
as
high
as
twenty-one
leet
tanner
10
uuerscci
a
wn-iouk
.,
be,n
,
nl.ij
vein
which
It
is
thought
carries
good
ore,
ATTACKS
BRITISH
WARSHIP
ILM.S.
Fearless
Object
of
Aerial
Bombs
But
Not
Struck
Believed
Government
Plane
LONDON,
Sept.
18:
(CP)
The
British
destroyer
Fearless
reported
to
London
naval
authorities
that
it
had
been
attacked
by
a
bombing
plane
off
Gijon
on
the
north
coast
of
Spain.
Six
heavy
bombs
fell
close
to
the
Fearless
but
she
was
not
struck.
The
plane
then
flew
towards
Gijon,
the
loyalist
government's
last
important
port
on
the
Bay
of
Biscay.
This
led
to
the
belief
that
the
plane
.
might
have
been
a
Spanish
government
craft.
The
Fearless
carried
regulation
identification
as
a
British
war-craft.
It
was
not
disclosed
whether
the
destroyer
returned
the
fire.
physicians
slate
that
she
is
no.
,
mad
a
tlJMw'
'
Train
8cheduI'8
Hnlillllt
bS
SIIpC
I
HallDUt
"
,t
of
danger.
also
been
restored
to
normalj
above
lo
Admits
and
Prince
George
80.
Police;
an
lirn
warm
m
in"
in"
Tla
Dawson,
urartn
ill
was
also
(ranging
from
44
to
80.
In
Alberta
land
Saskatchewan
"80
waif
recrd-
while
it
was
cooler
at
70
in
!ed
Manitoba
with
rain
snowers.
on
His.
Spider
Property
Near
I
H
nrt
William
In
Big
Missouri
Mine
Theo
Collart,
who
returned
home
Thursday
night
from
his
Spider
mine
on
the
Salmon
River
in
the
Portland
Cana'l
district
brought
with
him
about
seventy
pounds
of
ore
which
he(
proposes-
to
put
through
the
local
sampling
plant,
working
11
was
taken
from
a
rather
spec-
tacular
vein
on
the
property
which
was
discovered
by
him
while
away.
The
formation
Is
of
porphyry
greenstone
and
tuft
and
the
vein
Itself
Is
quartz.
It
carries
sulphite,
lead,
zinc
and
copper
with
evidently
gold
and
silver
arid
Is
from
five
to
twenty-five
feet
wide.
It
is
Well
defined
.nd
with
numerous
feeders
and
several
other
veins
running
Into
the
Build
Airplanes
Order
From
Turkish
Government
Means
Reopening
of
Plant
Which
Has
Reen
Closed
For
Years
FORT
WILLIAM,
Ont.,
Sept.
18:
The
Canada
Car
and
Foundry
Co.
Ltd.
plant
here,
which
has
not
operated
for
years,
is
to
be
re-opened
to
handle
an
order
for
$2,000,000
worth
of
airplanes
which
Canadian
interests
have
received
from
the
Turkish
Insurance
Rates
On
Shipping
For
to
trench
from
four
to
ten
feet
f
,4
T
deep
across
the
main
vein
Iri
order;
UNCM
AWaV
Up
to
et
samples
for
assays.
Then
!
""
1
.
A.
I
:
".
i
U
1
a
Jlnmn'nrl.
I
CAIX3ARY,
Sept
18:
Samuel
nP'r
v
111
,r
NEW
YORK,
Sept.
18:-Insur-
Henderson
of
Vancouver
passed,
oriuea.
worx
is
a
v?
-
ance
rates
on
8hpping
to
China!
away
here
yesterday
while
on
a
'
P'
VmTuvIT
have
been
doubled,
premiums
at
pushed
something
like
forty
visit.
Mr.
Henderson
was
a
prom
inent
Presbyterian
Church
sup-
K
IV
c
...
......
ll-Fil
enroll
t
.
.
.
.
t,
,tt.
wpu
ia:
(ijn
ue-.-sv-or.uct
.h.
porter
here
ana
in
Vancouver
arneirnnco
t
ir
uiii.
SchachfB
hund
from
the
di-
nn
Af
v...
.
..
-
v
ittr
economic
tioiicv
"?
io
ue
a
rea
tv
vestnr
:f.eriv
whid.
light
swell
Langara
Island
Foggy,
north
-in
fiv(
miles
ucr
hour;
barom-
W
tt
'f
-
with
lh.
i.J.i.T?".dir--t-
eter.
29.64;
sea
obscured.
.
v
urtiouuil
uiv
lie
i
'
"vtn
rimn.-o.i
r.
.
i
nuin
me
hum-
i
tconomlcs.
His
resigns-
""rCmOVlll
liaH
Inn..
on-
New
Salvation
'
Army
Officers
Captain
and
Mrs.
Halsey
of
Drum-heller
Are
Coming
Here
Today's
Baseball
percent
Mr.
Collart
went
up
to
the
mine
Weather
Foi'CCaSt
Being
In
Hold-Ups
Old
Country
Soccer
English
League
First
Division
A
1
it
CunrlAftqnH
1.
letic
1.
Blackpool
2.
Leicester
City
4.
Bolton
Wanderers
1,
Everton
2.
Brentford
2,
Wolverhampton
Wanderers
1.
Leeds
United
2,
Huddersfield
Town
1.
Liverpool
2,
Grimsby
Town
1.
Manchester
City
6,
Derby
Coun
ty
1.
Middlesbrough
4,
Chelsea
?.
Stoke
City
3,
Portsmouth
1.
West
Bromwich
Albion
1,
Preston
North
End
1.
Scottish
League
First
Division
Ayr
United
1,
Rangers
1.
Celtic
2,
Hearts
1.
Dundee.
2,
Queens
Park
0.
Falkirk
2,
Arbroath
2.
Hibernians
6,
Clyde
3.
Motherwell
2,
Aberdeen
1.
Partick
Thistle
1,
Morton
3,
last
wees
to
cnecK
up
on
worK
aone
demicals
1
for
him
by
Owhey
McFadden
and
,
to
Investigate
the
report
that
the
t,i
S
n
II
glacier
had
receded
over
400
feet
In
victoria
and
Prince
Rupert.
Thia
fox-
rrairie
ilaVin
f.hP
nast
flvi.
vears
and
that
It
hasl-t
,
....
Yen
Al
I
..l
.
u..
H.
-1l-
compiled
complied
Irom
irom
obveraallons
oovcrMviom
t.
.j
K
ft
m
lvlfi.-v
fl.nrt
covers
the
30
m
m
-
uncovered
some
rich
float.
No
hour
period
KHng
5
pm.
tomorrow),
vjfwa
Ka"lvcic
Boston,
7;
St.
Louis,
5
(end
of
.
wm
...
ym
plnce
rt
nd
Quen
har
than
Proceeded
to
;
fjjd
the
vein
Xlta
h
that
r
,
St.
Louis.
2-0:
Washington,
6-8
from
om
the
the
Big
Big
Missouri
Missouri
road
road
so
so
(end
of
seventh
inning).
Cleveland,
7;
Boston;
6.
Detroit,
5-4;
Philadelphia,
2-5.,
transportation
would
be
no
problem.
It
is
a
richly
fnlnerllzed
area
where
there
is
electric
power
available
and
Mr.
Collart
feels
that
the
development
of
his
property
will
be
comparatively
easy.
Funeral
Notice
British
Columbia
Spud
Price
Pegged
Marketing
Board
Sets
It
At
$23
Per
Ton
Wholesale,
Announced
VANCOUVER,
Sept.
18:
The
wholesale
uin
price
u
of
potatoes
i'""-"'
was
!
I
inira
L.anurn
i,
iiuminun
nc-
Four
New
Cases
Reported
Manitoba
and
Three
In
Medi
cine
Hat
Urges
Vote
For
Women
In
Quebec
Resolution
to
This
Effect
Passed
By
Trades
and
Labor
Congress'
Of
Canada
OTTAWA,
Sept.
18:
(CP)
The
annual
Trades
and
Labor
Congress
of
Canada
here
yesterday
passed
a
resolution
favoring
the
immediate
jrivinn;
of
the
vote
to
women
in
Quebec.
Just
prior
to
adjournment,
the
Congress
voted
in
favor
of
state
medicine
and
hospitalization,
establishment
in
all
provinces
of
labor
federations
and
jail
terms
for
high-graders.
P.
II.
(Paddy)
Draper
was
reelected
president
of
the
Congress
for
the
third
term.
V.-3
Roosevelt
Is
Coming
West
Chief
Executive
of
United
States
To
Pay
Visit'
to
Seattle
And
Other
Coast
Points
WASHINGTON,
D.
C,
Sept.
18:
Spray,
25,000,
refused
10.4c
and
7c,
Barring
unforeseen
c
i
rcum-
left
for
Seattle.
stances,
President
Franklin
D.
Thelma:
II,
18,000,
9.2c
and
7c,
Roosevelt
expects
to
leave
next
Cold
Storage.
Wednesday
for
a
trip
to
the
Pa
Vancouvtr
Wheat
Candidate
to
Rattle
for
New
ified
line
which
neutrals
believi
Kamloops
Has
Wnety
Above
VANCOUVER,
Bept.
18:
iLf.
York
Mayoralty
will
see
the
major
clash
of
tin
While
83
is
Recorded
In
Wheat
was
trading
at
?1.243,i
'Sino-Japariese
conflict.
Okanagan
on
the
Vancouver
market
yestci-
traUngon
the
Mediterranean
patrol!
,et
t
rom
the
New
Yorli
st;
bombardment
oft
the
Mark-'
VANCOUVER,
Sept.
18:
-j
azainst
submarines
and
other
craft
,
.
.
.i...
in'
i
4!
:
i
rri.
t..
T.
i
Wn
,.oiv.r.
aim
VQii
'Pivif
pifrTiiii
nr
mnrifH
tin
1
iiuis
nnn
r.n;wi
spcnnn
ni-nii
win
irnwn
mvuljui
etui
iriwtuuo
.
M
i
i
t
i
Hf
1
.
fi
t
it.
i
ii
-1
in.
PriflaU
f1
1
1
m
i
a
If
amlnrtrta
Vi!
aay
snow
jtreiiuan
.uaiHuicj,
pern
iq
ire
iniernauonai
seme-
""v,"
tllVP
iillllScll
UU
ixne
ngne.si
reaamg
yesterdn
yesieraay
1
-
1
cific
Coast
including
Seattle.
Mrs.
Hibbard
Passed
Away
.Succumbed
Yesterday
Afternoon
Following
Long
uiness
rro-mlnent
Raptist
Church
,
Worker
!
Following
a
lengthy
Illness,
-
-
(lately
that
recovery
could
not
bo
ABBOTSFORD,
Sept.
18'
hoped'
for,
Mrs.
Mary
'Ella
Hib-Stating
that
he
had
been
imp
If-
bard,
wife
of
George
Hibbard,
cated
in
three
recent
hold-ups,
(passed
away
late
yesterday
af-a
man
named
William
Foncll
jtemoon
at
her
home,
1738
Atlin
gave
himself
up
to
the
police
ncro
!
Avenue.
yesterday.
Born
in
Philadelphia
August
11,
1880,
Mrs.
Hibbardi
had
lived
in
Prince
Rupert
fot
nineteen
years.
Besides
her
husband
sh'e
is
survived
by
a
son,
Howard,
and
a
daughter,
Mrs.'
Helen
Leek.
Mrs.
Hibbard
was
for
years
an
"tive
worker
and
valued
membcr
Birmingham
n.
n.ha'-
1
1,
Charlton
Lhanton
Ath-
Am-
First
ru.,,
Church.
u.
Het
of
Baptist
passing
will
be
deeply
regretted
by
many
friends
whose
sympathy
will
be
extended
to
the
bereaved.
The
funeral
will
take
place
tomorrow
afternoon
with
B.
C.
Undertakers
in
charge
of
rangements.
Scottish
Soccer
Star
Is
Victim
Of
Heart
Attack
ar-
LONDON,
Sept.
18:
Bert
Thoirfpson,
well
known
Scottish
international
football
player,
died
suddenly
yesterday
of
a
heart
at-
lnrt
V
nm
nrlw
with
Ppltif
In
thfl
St.
Johnstone
6,
Kilmarnock
2.
s
tUsh
First
Divisi0n,
he
waa
ou
mirren
t,
vueen
vi
ouuvn
,
v
transferred
to
B
acK-
-2,-.,..J
.
.
IP1
'n
the
English
League.
WINNIPEG
CHICAGO
WHEAT
WINNIPEG,
Sept.
18:
The
Winnipeg
wheat
price
yesterday
(wa8
?1.2G'2,
the
Chicago
price
.being
$1.03'
.
m
Typhoid
Fever
In
.Bellingham
Water
WINNIPEG,
Sept.
18:
Foul
new
cases
of
infantile
paralysi
Special
Arrangements
Made
Tor
were
reported
yesterday
in
Mani-
Domestic
bupply
in
Washing'
toba.
There
were
three
new
cases
ton
City
in
Medicine
Hat.
Archie
Shields,
president
of
the
Pacific
American
Fisheries,
who
has
been
on
a
visit
to
his
extensive
sal
mon
canning
Interests
In
Alaska,
BELLINGHAM,
Sept.
18:
Typhoid
fever
germs
have
been
found
by
the
health
authorities
in
the
domestic
water
sutffly
here.
Special
arrangements
have
ne
lummi
m
wmj
n-i
-
-
-
-
-
south
after
a
trip
to
Bella
Coola
to
bard
will
take
place
tomorrow,!
fixed
at
$25
per
ton
yesterday
by,
was
a
passenger
aboard
the
Prln-bccn
made
for
a
new
source
of
clean
up
final
details
following
the
Sunday,
at
2:30
p.m.,
from
.the,
the
.British-Columbia
Marketing,
cess
lulse
last
evening
returning
,
supply
pending
the
cleansing
of
vice-regal
expedition.
First,
Baptist
Church.
.,
Board.
to
his
home
In
Bellingham.
the
reservoirs.