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W. O. PERRY. Sectotaiy.
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EXPORT PCLP FOR PVI'F.L
WASHINGTON. Keb.. 4— Senator
Underwood has introduced a resolu
tion proposing that President Wilson
appoint a commission to negothue
with the Canadian Federal anti Pro
vincial governments for the withdraw
al of the various official rders pre
venting the exportation of pulp wood
into the United States.
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final agreement is
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WASHINGTON. Keb.. 4— The
House an»l Senate conferees have
reached the final agreement on the nii
land leasing bill.
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VANCOUVER B. C., Feb., 4
Hundreds of English families of the
middle class will emigrate to Canada
mid especially British Columbia with ]
•a the next few yeans, and a large in-1
flux may be expected before the end of j
this year, in the opinion of James i
Findlay, former mayor of Vancouver, j
w >h* recently returned after four years ;
war work abroad.
Englishmen who formerly mnint.t n
ed a high standard of living on pre
war incomes , now find those incomes
insufficient for their needs, and are
turning their eyes toward Canada as
a land of broader opportunities, Mr.
Findlay asserted. These conditions ap
ply especially to the middle clas \
made up mainly of business and p*o
♦V isional men, he said.
GKNEKAI. BOOM FOR THE
PRESIDENCY IS GIVEN AN
IMPETUS IN MONTANA
BUTTE, Mont., Feb.. 4— Mention
of Governor Sam V. Steward of Mon
tana, for the democratic vice presi
dential nomination, has received im
petus from the hoom begun in this
state for James W. Gerard for Prod
dent. Mrs. Gerard is a daughter of the
late Marcus Daly of this state and
the Gerards frequently visit the Daly
ranch »n the Hitter Root.
Governor Stewart has not said hr .
will be a candidate for vice piesidom
font thus for. he has not asked his :np
porters to drop the use of his mime.
His second term ends January 1,
]?$l. He has said that he wilt not *>e
» candidate ft* reeleetieo.
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