V,
Buy
Your
White
Shoes
Now
Sweeping
Reductions
on
every
white
line
in
the
store
Yqu?
Opjjortunitjr
to
Secure
High
Grade
Fooiwear-at
Exceptionally
Low
Prices
F
Broken
Lines
To
Clear
$1.95
AMILY
SHOE
STORE
LT
The
Home
of
Good
Shoes
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
UtiiiCt
BVTEBT
-
BEJX1SB.
COLUMBIA
TRADE
TREATY
SOON
ft
PBhHihed
rrtry
Afternoon,
Except
Snndaj,
by
Prince
Rupert
DaOy
Nctfx.
Limited.
Third
Arinne
a.
J
FULLEN.
-
-
-
Managlnjf-Edltci
City,
delivery,
bj
carrier,
yearly
penoa,
paw
la
ad
van
Paid
In
advance,
pet
we-k
'
.
Palo
in
advance,
per
month
By
maS-to
all
parts
of
British
ColnmtU,
the.
Brttlih
Empire
and
Cttned
advertUlrr.
per,
word,
per
tineztiaa
-
-
T
local
readers,
per
tee.
per
teiertion
-
'
r
rnrnoH-
ifi
tiSX
11
0
unuea
onitM,
yeany.
period,
paid
In
advance
jx
ByitnaU
to
all
ether
countries,
pe-
year
9
DO
ADVZBTLSI.NG.
BATf-
sa
Tuesday.
August
23,
l9Zt
I
1
1
'SPORT
REDS
NOW
SAM
SNEAD
COMING
UP
IS
WINNER
PiU-burg.
Iiaprvve.
Lead
Baseball
Standings
Incinding
Yesterday's
Scores
NatfenaL
Pittsburg
iNew
York
.Clnctnnati
znflh
is
said
thai
the
nrpregentatives
of
the
two.countries
have,
come
to,
an
agreement
which
will
insure
the
taty'Kew
York"
rmjng
hw.
Cleveland
can.-
it
must
be
followed
by
changes
in
the
Empire
pacts.
Waihm?ton
and
it
is
likely
it
will
be
also
followed,
by
a
new
trade
treaty
between
Canada
and
United
States
devised:
to
ivn-.'Phiiadeiphta
chronize
with
the
United
Kingdom
treaty.
su
Louis
III
these
treaties
there
has
to
be
a
certain
ammint
nf-
W
L
Pet
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56
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5
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give
and
take
Canada;
will
lose
as
well
as
gain.
Baseball
Team
PROPOSED
ROYAL
.VISIT
Irr.aL!l
The
King
of
Great
Britain
is
also
the
King
of;Canada
Z
but.
up,
to
the.
present-
no,
British
soverign
has
vet
visited)
f.,rt
.T",
k,.
toada
such.
Such
a
Vsit
is
suggest
in.
thV
near
f
J
-JS-tTS
S
ture
and
the
Victoria
Times,
commenting
on
it,
says:
.prince
Rupert
in
another
baseball
"There
have
been
several
suggestions
recently
that-rie-'
to
played
at
Ketchikan
the
King
and
Queen
might
be
persuaded
to
visit
Canada
,over
!he
Labor
Day
week-nd:
dwo
that
Pnme
Minister
Mackenzie
King
said
when
he
first!
dina,
Alex
Mitchell.
Benny
wmdie
heardjof
the
report
that
His
Majesty
needed
no
invitation;
belter
Johnson.
Minor
fiirmmdsm
tovisit
the
Dominipn
that
Canada
always
stood)
read
v
to!aeorse
Howe
and
Eddie
smith.
The
Welcome
its
Jyereign,
-
'
i
.team
wUl
be
practising
nighUy
for
The
i
latest
reference
to
Ba,Biap,zppayJZn
-
gay
m
the.
London
Letter
of
the
Liverpool,
Postthe
jmr..
The
first
practice
was
held
last
portant
'daily
controlled
by
the
family
of
Rt.
Hon
Anihonyi
!&ht
wltn
-
good;
turnout.
Eden
which
said:
the
King
and
Queen
will
'almost;
cer-,
Stuyt
NicTi'posTPONKn
tainly
pay
this
continent
a
visit
durinir
193ft
The
rcoldmri'
Stunt
nlfhk
vat
h1nlrftfnr
also.saifl
that
Lord
Tweedsmuir,
now
in
Britain
on
holidayast
Friday
at
Acropolis
mil
oyio
from
Rideau.
HalJ,
mentioned
unofficially
the
suggested
'Playground
but.
the
event
had
to
tour;
and
that
Lord
Stanley,
Secretary
of
State
fSn
the
;IX)SIt,ponfd
"
V.tf
100
v?.?
rTqmjnionH,
vho;
sailed
for
this
country
yerd.M1
Z
t
niscuss
tentative
arrangements
witn
Mr.
MacHenzje
Kingi'obtained.
"
"
While
in
Ottawa.
.,
?
"It
would
be
a;
pleasant
arrangement
if
Their-
Majes?.-ties
would
sail
for
this,
counfy
in
the
new
Mauritania;
visit
Eastern-Canada,
the
New
York
World's
Fair,
Wash-1
ington
and;,
perhaps,
San
Francisco's
Interaatj.onalEifchir
bition,
then,
nprthwards
through
Victoria,
and,
east.warjj
across
Canada
home.
What
a.
welcome
they,
wouldj
get
everywnere
tney
went
nd;
what
a
stimulant
tOf
a
already
well-established
friendship
between
the
British
Einpire
and,
the.
United
State's!"
CORRIGAN'S
LITTLE
IRISH
JOKE
0n)y
an
Irishman
could'
have
got
away
witrTthe
little
joke
perpetrated
by
Douglas
Corrigan
when
he.
landed
in
theOld'
Gouptry
after
flyirig
in.
an
old
air
fllv.v.er
with
out;
permit
across,
the
Atlantic?
Ocean.
He
deciared
he
flev.
by,
thewrpnftendiOf
the
compass
needle
and
went
in
tho-'
opposi)be.
direction
from
what
he
intendedi
partly
as
a
result
of
the
feat
and'
partly
because
of
the
joke
Corrigan
is
today
the
hero
of
all
Irishmen
which
insures
him
a
tumultuous
reception
everywhere
ho
goes.
Before
he
reached
America
on
his
return
from
the
flight
his
cancelled
license
had
been
restored
to
him.,
'
,
,
CENTRAL
HOTEL
ROOMS
and.
CAFE
Phone
51,
F,qr
Best.
Household
Qoal
MRS.
C.
E,
BLACK
Fresh
Local'
Raw
And
Pasteurized,
Milkr
VALENTIN
DAIRY;
PH0Nly-4Mf
!
Walker-
Musk
Store
(
Large.
Stock
Music
t
Heintxman,
Nordhelmer
and
Lesage
Pianos
Piano
Tuning
with
"Resonoscope"
,
Phone
Blue
389
212
4th
St.
With.
Harry
Cper
L
CHICAGO,
August
23
'Canadian
TORONTO,
Aug.
23
the
various
George,
Rorie,
chairman
of
thej
contest,
on
which
the
selection
of
PUTTING
IN
STEEL
SPAN
finl!
Par
New
Bridie
n
Can-in
National
Raihrays
Line
Is
New
Under
Way
V.
Sac4e
and
piny
of
a
d
e
n
work
en
of
the
Canadian
Bridge
Co
of
Wnipe.
hi
Ttaj
arrived
cal
the
job
at
the
end
of
the
week.
stoned
tot
yesterday
of
patting
in
tlt
iS!
rirdfr
xran
at
Kjtm
Cincinnati
Mwiarinr
Second
Place
Txkes
Cxnian
Oyen
CU
Title
mTfr
-hich
operation
wifll
mark
mwinu
.ci
mvtm
u
ui
.VICT
suiliy
(.BlCMca
the
eecpWJoc
of
the
new
bridge
rd
the
Canadian
National
Railways
;
at
that
point
which
has
long
been
!
JT7
ZL!L!
Sfeid
TO
Canadian
open
roil,.
u
f
eel
In
length
'rc5:jr:c:,
p"
',r:'d
tasi-
u
expected
"
-o"
'
a
ireiij.xiro
i-J-i,,v.
fnn
t,
to
frmr
-rV
Th
Pittsburg
PiraiM
In
the:
National
hi
the
final
with
Harry
Cooper.
The
Tt.
T
.v
JLeagueby
half
a
game
to
ne-and-
m
pUyed
ninety
hoW
alf
rZZi
r
ahalf
game
over
the
idle
N
bot
Cooper
dropped
lire
strokes
oo'"."
York
Giants.
Tne
dndnnaU
Red,
fnmTSShlng
with
a
29
Tfl
jSSl
l
HUh
Tbom
trie
Cnns
had
been
c-.
n
.
.
.
.
,
,
.
otiu
'tied
for
the
position,
assumed
ex-i
elusive
possession
of
third
place
in
I
I
v.
-
......
.4
:
l-
.j
.
MM
UMI
11
to
4
Tic
lory
orer
St
Louis
Car-
idinals.
The
Reds
are
but
one-and
'Ahalf
games
below
the
New
Yort
Giants.
i
In
the
only
American
Leaue
game
.yesterday,
the
Clereland
Indian;
"lost
4
to
J
to
the
Chicago
White
Arrangements
Ifiox
and
are
now
bat
one
g&mei
(ahead
of
the
third
place
Boston
Red
Sox
The
New
York
Yankee
'whose
scheduled-
game
for
yesterday
with
the
Athletics
at
Philadet-'tphia
was
piayed
Instead
on
Sun
'day
as
part
of;
a
double-header:
'now-
have
an
-
elerenand-a-h?lf
game
margin
of
supremacy.
icsteroays
xn
ueague
scores:
NaUonaP
Lea
true
Pittsburg
4;
Chicago
2.
ClnctnnatU
11;
St-.
Louis
4
American
League
Chicago
4;
Cleveland
2.
Only
games
scheduled,
iPLANS
ARE
PERFECTED:
For
Port
Day
Rounded
Oot
at
Final
MeeUng
Of
Genera
Committee
Last
Night
in
years.
I
M".
Soade
and
his
crrr.
before
I
coming
here,
had
been
working
on
the
new
International
bridge
at
the
Thousand
Islands
which
was
for
many
opened
Last
week
by
Pies.
dent
Franklin
D.
RoosereU
and
Prime
Minister
William
Lvon
far-
jkemieKlng.
CYCLIST
HURT
BIRMINGHAM.
England.
August
23
CP-r-Mlxed
up
in
a
crash
at
Birchfleld
Harriers
sports
here,
With
public
interest
in
the
event
Frederick
Poffington,
national
nve
now
crystallizing
and
a
substantial
mile
cyeHnp
champion,
was
taken
entry
list
for
the
various
events
jfo
hospital
with
abrasions
and
steadily
developing,
arrangements
concussion.
for
Prince
Rupert's
first
annual;
Port
Dit
celebration
under
ansnJees;
REES
APPOINTED
of
the
Junior
Chamber
of
Com-i
HLNDHEAD,
England.
August
23
merce
are
now
being
whipped
into
'CP
D.
Rees.
Ryder
Cup
playfr
perfection.
The
final
meeting
of
r
appointed
professional
to
the
ventral
committee
was
heldiHmCfteaa
Oolf
Club,
starting
Au-
last
night
under
the
chairmanship
29-
of
A:
W.
Newman
and
the
various.
"
-.i-.
events.
.
C
Ollker
reported
on
be-
,CCUitr-
half
of
the
program
committee.
De-
'
u
i
BL'SLNKSS
AS
IJSlUl.
the
queen
win
be
based,
was
going
strong
with
730
tickets
already
sold.
Plpcfpynrc
A
Owing
to
the
prosoeeU
of
such
a!1
HCI
CI
o.
ra
!
ti
laree
attendance.
Jt
had
elded
to
move
the
venue
dance
and
queen
crowning
Moose
Hall
to
the
Exhibition
Build-j
Ing.
:Tfle
Setters
Are
Now
Getting
Busy
In
view
of
the
Prince
Ruwrf
,n
P1
Office
Building
Bovs'
Band
being
unable
to
muster
-
un
rtreneth
at
this
time.
It
was
de-;
"asterers
wiU
be
finished
their
"ided
to
bring
In
the
Oreenville
wrk
thls
week-
marking
comple-Ccncert
Band,
one
of
the
leading
Uon
of
another
phase
of
the
con-native
band
of
the
district,
for
the
stn,ctlon
of
the
new
Post
Office
day.
.building
here,
progress
on
which
lis
keeping
well
up
to
schedul
Tilesetters
are
now
going
to
work
"WFR
ANJTIS,,
Mean'n,lc.
wk
on
the
grounds
-f"-
'VivU
has
commenced.
They
will
be
grad-'
WI
M
C
A
P
IMiedto
sldfwalk
vels
all
around
the
vTlllU
AuAllltbu"clIng
,n
en
half
block
V
and
leU
with
a
soft
soil
mixture
Macdonald's
Rink
Wins
Woodland,
urface
ready
fo
gardening.
Memorial
Lawn
Bowling
'
To
tne
rear
an
eighteen-foot
'
Trophy
hird-surfaced
lane
Is
being
put
in
I
-he
entire
length
of
the
block
from
Angus
Macdonald
won
his
thjrd,TnIrd
to
Fourth
Streets,
trophy
of
the
year
in
lawn
bowline'
A
40-foot
Hagpole
will
be
erected
last
night
when
his
rink
defeated
m
ine
grounds
at
the
northeast
R-
M.
Winslow's
by
a
score
of
28
to)corner
u
w'1
be
set
in
a
concrete
12.
In
the
final
of
thp
WnrimA
Memorial
Trophy
competition.
Aiso
last
night
D,
A.
MacPhee's
rink
defeated
R,
E.
Benson's
2
to'
18.
I
IN
HUSBANPISi
HONOR
LONDON,
August
23
(CP)--Mrs.
R.
A.
Whltcombe,
wife
of
the
British
open
golf
champion,
was
elected
honorary
mernber
of'
the
Park-stone
Oolf
Club
In
recognition
of
her
husband's
success.
It
is
the
first
time
a
golfer
s-
wife
has
been
so
honored,
Footb
all
TONIGHT,
6:45
Merchants
vs.
Legion
1
block,
Wlnslow
rinv
r...
.
1..
-1""'
'
-
.
I
.MAM
UlC
Woodland
trophy
final
by
winning
23
to
10
over
Jack
Preece's
rink
In
an
earlier
Woodland
Tronhv
.
match,
O.
P.
Tinker's
rink
won
12
w
J"
over
Jack
Frew's.
Steamship
Sailings,!
Vanroinrei-.
Mondayr-ss.
Prince
Rupert-3
p-m
Tuesday
Catala
1:30
p.m
Wednesdaj
Ss.
Princess
Charlotte
,
5
pm
Friday
ss.
Cardena
....
10:30
pm.
jss.
Prin.
Adelaide
10
pm.
si.
Cardena
10.30
pm.
Saturday
Ss.
Prince
Rupert
7
pm.
Aug.
7
and
21
ss.
Prince
I
Robert
4
p.m
Prom
Vancouver-Sunday
as.
Catala
4
pm.
i
Wed(
ss.
Pr.
Rupert
.
10:00
am.
Fri.
ss.
Pr.
Rupert
10
a
n
ss.
Pr.
Adelaide
4
pm
Ss.
Cardena
pm.
Monday
as.
Pr.
Charlotte.
..
am,
rnuay
M.
er,
Alice
am
Aug.
15
ss.
Prince
Robert
g
a.m
Por
Anyox.
and
Stewart
Friday
as,
prince
Rupert
3
pm,'
8unday
as.
CaUla
8'
pm.;
Frpm
Stewart
and
Anyox
)
Tuesday
,
Catala
.ll:30
am.
Saturday
Ss.
Prince
Rupert
o
pm
LOCAL
NEWS;
Mr
and
Mrs.
Ale
Smith
will-sen
ac
ibe
Catala
tonight
for
Vancou
tr
Mr
Smith
has
been
superintendent
of
the
Reward
Mining
Co
'a
property
at
Porch
er
brand
and-hn
reamed
in
order
to
take
up.
geo;
-!
noit-sraduate
work
In
int,
But
Prortnetal
Constable
C.
H,
Ben
nett
of
AlKn.
after,
a
brief
visit
to
the-city,
sailed
by
the
Princess
Loa-j
tse
yesxeraay
on
nu
mum
iwiui.
W.
W
Swindon,
general
superintendent
of
sleeping,
didng
and
par
icr
ears
for
the
Canadian
National
Railways
at
Montreal,
and
Mrs.
Swindon
arrived
in
the
city
from
the
east
on
yesterday
afternoon's
train
and
sailed
later
on
the
steam
er
Prince
Oeorge
for
Vancouver
in
the
coarse'
of
a
western
tour.
Rev
J:
Rowland,
who
has
been
stationed
at
Terrace
as
pastor
of
.
the
Pentecostal
Assembly,
and
Mrs.)
Rowland
sailed
by
the
Prince
,
George
yesterday
afternoon
for
Vancotrrer
after
having
spent
the
I
week-end
in
the
city.
Mrs.
Astrid
Strand
and.
two
child
ren
left
on
last
evening's
train
for
New
York
where
they
will
embark
September
3
aboard
the
teame
Stavangerfjord
for
a
rWt
to
NliVKIt
UEN-PECKF.n
RANOOONi
Burma.
Aug.
23:
(CP)
-U.
Sal,
aged
110,
has
had
six
lve
but
was
never
henpecked,
he
claims,
and
the
simple
life
U
the
feng
one,
A
son.
now
aged
56,
was
wn
of
his
sixth
wife.
CEYLO.VS
NEED
lub-committees
reported
their
B,u
UK"
in
1S
i
-
plans
well
in
hand.
Final
details
of
.
SVff
YORK.
August
23
(CP)
-
COLOMBO.
Aug.
23:
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organization
are
rapidly
nearing
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ta
1908
New
York
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taK
opening
of
maternity
wards
and
completion.
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meeting
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discussion
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details
in
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round
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circuit,
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said
75
per
cent
of
the
connection
with
the
staging
of
the
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but
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and
cropped
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people
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