and
will
lend
to
make
life
much
;
pleasant
er
for
the
people
Ihcre.
n
hi
i
irn
i
K
I.
lTlflRh
A
M
1111
ll&ULJ
A.
K.
GOOD
SHOWING
North
Vancouver
Section
Pays
for
First
Time
In
History
of
Line
VICTOIIIA.
Aug.
H.
F-r
I
In
firsl
inn'
Mince
il
was
conslrurl-cd
Hie
North
Vancouver
section
of
Ihe
Parifir
Ureal
Eastern
Hallway
paid
u
prof
i
I
ilnriiiK
I
lie
moiilli
of
June,
according
to
figure
laid
before
Ho
cabinet
yesterday
by
the
minister
"f
railway.
While
Ihe
pmfit
amounted
only
to
7(W
for
the
niontli
II
I
regarded
here
as
significant
Indication
of.
Ihe
success
of
I
tic
plan
for
Increasing
the
cMleienry
in
i
ic
tine"
operation
for
Hie
revenue
on
Hie
Siuaiulh
section
lo
he
increased
by
1
0,000
during
the
moiilli
jf
June,
the
cabinet
wan
I
obi
lodny.
FISHERY
BOATS
BE
BUILT
HERE
John
W.
Allen,
Engineer,
Arriving
From
Vancouver
This
Afternoon
With
Plans
For
60
Ft.
Cruisers
FOUR
MONTHS
JOB
John
W.
Allen,
xupei
inlendeut
engineer
for
Hie
Ooinlniou
l'isli.
erles
department,
will
a,nive
from
Vnnrouver
on
the
l'rincc
(ieorgo
llil
afleriioon
luingiiiK
Willi
him
Hie
plan
for
the
two
motor
cruisKTs
xvhich
are
lu
bo
luill
for
the
uoxernnveut
hi
Hie
local
Milnyard.
The
boats
will
be
o0
feet
bing
end
will
be
eugined
xxilh
seiui-ileisel
engines.
They
will
lake
fhnut
four
inbnlhn
to
build.
Tin
loals
are
lo
be
used
in
fishery
patrol
senifo.
JIMMY
DEFOREST
NOT
TO
TRAIN
'ARGENTINE
INDIANAPOLIS.
Aug.
8,
Jim
my
Deforest,
credileil
Willi
having
developed'
Flrno
iulo
a
champion
possibility,
will
not
train
Ihe
Argentine
for
lb"
boul
in
New-York
mi
Sepl
ember
M
with
Drmpsey,
(I.
Widmeir.
FIi'Imi'k
secrelary
minounces.
He
said,
however,
llie're
was
lm
break
with
Deiorest.
WASIIIXOTOX.
A
ii
ir.
8.
A
swelling
tide
of
honors
bore
Warren
(iauialiel
Harding
hack
today
over
the
road
by
which
he
came
triumphantly
to
Ihe
presidency
two
crowded
years
ago.
For)
him
Hie
urge,
of
ambition
was
ended.
The
compelling
Mill..
of.
ilulv
was
stilled
in
death.
Amid
ten
of
thousands
tliriu
came
Ihe
new
president,
bowed
in
grief
that
bi
high
of
fire
came
at
such
a
price.
Also
hi
Hie
procession
there
came
Wood
row
Wilson
and
Chief
Jus-,
lice
TaH
who
also
held
that
office.
Mr.
Wilson
was
stricken
biid
so
crippled
by
illness
that
h"
might
not
give
himself
as
he
would
lo
the
sorrowful
duty
of,
the
day.
,'
'
lleblud
these
in
endless
arrny
marcbed
the
great
body
of
Ameri
can
cltlms.
Military
hand
In
terspersed
in
the
columns
played!
II,-
..I.
I
.,1.1
litmus
II.
ill
.Mr
utu'J
,.
.'
...
.-
......
com
Tort.
No
sound
or
moxcmi-iil
came
Ironi
the
ureal
crowd
lining
the
way
until
the
fnteful
burden
flntM'cdrapcd.
bad
been
lifted
to
Hie
ratafaloe
in
Hie
rotunda.
There
in
keeping
with
the
simplicity
of
Ihe
man
who
lay,
dead
the
funeral
services
were
brier
nml
impressive..
The
body
will
lie
in
state
until
nightfall
white
thousand"
upon
thousands
file
past
Hie
bier
willt
bent
unentered
heads
lo
bid
fare
well
(o
the
upriuht
Kindly
man
so
soon
tu
leave
Washington
fur-
ex
er.
Mrs.
Harding
wa
up
early
after
a
few
hour
sleep
renewed
in
her
determination
lo
bear
up
bravely.
determination
which
carried
her
three
thousand
miles
through
scenes
of
sorrow
unsurpassed
in
l
he
nation's
history.
She
was
nlnne
with
the
body
of
tier
dead
husband
for
half
an
hour
at.
one
o.in.
Heavily
veiled
her
frail
figure
made
a
pitiful
picture
ami.
I
Hie
splendor
of
pomp
and
great
honor
which
by
a
full
measure
of
levollou
she
had
helped
and
In
spired
her
husband
to
achieve.
Canada
wa
officially
repre
sented
at
the
funeral
by
Hon.
Ar
lliur
Copp,
secretary
of
state.
FLAHERY
RE-ELECTED
KNIGHTS
OF
COLUMBUS
HEAD
AT
PHILADELPHIA
MON
lltliM..
Aug.
8.
James
A
llaliery
of
Philadelphia,
wa
unanimously
re-elected
supi-eni1?
knight
of
the
Knight
of
Colnui
bu
at
the
list
annual
couxentiou
today,
lie
received
SI0
Notes
against
t
for
W.
J.
Mulligan
Connecticut,
xxho
.asl
year
xms
unsuccessful
caudidalu
for
sit
preipe
adxoeele.
The
full
financial
meeting
of
the
Methodist
Church
for
Port
Miiipson
uisiriei
is
in
progress
today
at
the
local
church.
Thus
In
al
tendance
are
I
llev.
(1.
O
Hacker,
Prince
lluperl:
llev.
J
llcrdiiian,
Anyox;
llev.
Dr.
.1.
t
Spencer
and
Dr.
W.
Sager,
Port
Simpson;
llev.
W.
II.
Pierce,
Port
Essliigtou;
llev.
(1.
Edgar,
China
Hal;
Miss
Haddock,
Prince
Hu
perl
and
Mia
Andrews,
llcllu
Ue.Hu.
SOCKEYE
RUN
ON
SKEENA
EXCELLENT
Sockeye
fishing
on
the
Skeena
River
Is
the
best
since
the
year
1910,
according
to
some
of
the
cannery
managers.
Boats
are
bringing
In
something
like
180
fish
each
and
all
are
earning
good
money
and
the
cannerymen
are
happy.
Cohoes
have
not
yet
arrived
In
any
numbers
It
being
still
too
early
for
that
grade
of
fish.
Pinks
are
not
running
quite
up
to
expectations
but
next
week
It
Is
thought
will
see
an
Improvement.
A
good
many
are
being
taken
In
Chatham
Sound.
The
Naas
results
continue
poor.
VICTORIA
MAN
IS
APPOINTED
H.
3.
Hum
Selected
for
Super-
vlslnq
Principal
of
Local
Schools
Martin
Unable
to
Accept
II.
S.
Iliirn
of
Virloria,
has
been
appointed
supervising
principal
of
Ihe
Prince
lluperl
public
schools.
This
wa
announced
Ibis
mnruiug
by
W.
D.
Vance,
secretary
of
the
school
board.
I'M
ward
S.
Martin
of
Naiiaiuio,
iii-on
whom
Hie
first
choice
of
Hie
'.Hoard
fell,
has
been
tumble
to
accept
on
account
of
unforeseen
citcunislanccs.
Mr.
Hunt
has
been
on
Ihe
lalT
of
the
Victoria
Public
Schools
for
smue
lime
aint
conic
here
highly
recommended,
bav
in
ir
rece
veil
the
endorsalion
of
(ienrge
II.
I'canc,
municipal
in
ftcc
I
or
of
Victoria,
and
oilier
leniii'lnientiif
Inspectors
in
that
city.
Other
appointment
to
thtj
local
stalls
derinllely.
announced
today
are
those
of
II.
It.
Lane
of
South
Wellington,
Vancouver
Is
land,
and
Miss
Irene
Stewart
id
Vancouver
formerly
of
Copper
City,
as
grade
teachers
and
Miss
A.
A.
Pierre
of
xaucouxer
a
L'liininerclal
Instructor
in
the
High
School.
ROCK
WALL
STREET
TO
ITS
FOUNDATIONS
NEW
YOHK,
Aug.
8.-
fun
h
made
In
the
reported
con
fession
to
federal
attorneys
by
11.
Fuller
and
M.
Mngce,
confessed
block
buekelecrs,
tire
likely
lo
lock
thu
fliiaiici.il
section
of
New-York,
lo
Its
foundations,
Carl
Whitney,
new
counsel
for
two
former
stock
brokers
announced
toihy
f
in
siie.uiiT
ri.imlrvmi-n
irrooned
along
the
wav
he
Passed
in
such
stall''
as
only
the
great
dead
of
the
nation
may
know
and
beyond
Hit
brief
hour
of
ceremony
and
of
sorrow
there
awaited
hint
eternal
rest
on
the
soil
that
gave
him
birth.
'
With
(icm-rat
Pershing
ahead
of
Hie
marching
escort
thousand
trd
Hit!
way
lo
Hie
capltol
under;
the
dunle
of
which
the
dead
presi-:
dent
will
rest
awhile.
Soldiers.
j
sailors,
marine
and
citizen
ol-tJicr
alt
were
there
and
behind
!
r
ERITISH,
WOHKMEN
RUSH
TO
CANADA
TO
HARVEST
GRAIN
l.dXI
M)S,
Aus.
During
llo
first
sex
en
days
oi
Auyusl
.),7U0
workers
sailed
by
'
the
Canadian
Pacific
sfeiimcr
lo
Canada
ban
est
fields
and
an
additional
I
.".00
bonked
on
I
he
same
tinr
hud
lo
be
transferred
lo
auothe;-.
'I
ne
rusii
wa
too
great
for
i
lie
company
In
handle
lly
II.
F.
Pulleii;
The
Idg
industry
of
C'ucen
Charlotte
Islands
at
the
present
lime
is
Ihe
lumber
mill
at
Ituckley
Hay
which
turns
out
about
I7.".00(l
feel
of
lumber
a
day
in
u
shift
and
a
quarter.
This
is
without
the
aid
of
Hie
new
re-saw
plant
which
is
about
ready
for
operation
and
which
will
considerably
increase
the
output.
The
management
is
also
con-ideriug
pulling
on
a
double
shift,
when
il
is
hoped
to
cut
something
like
100,000
feel
a
day.
The
payroll
of
I
lie
company
axcrages
about
$80,000
a
month
with
about
ioO
men
employed.
The
MasM'll
Timber
Co,
Ltd.'
(hat
operates
Ihe
mill,
control
iii(il
of
Ihe
limber
on
the
lute!.
if
nly
spruce
and
hemlock
is
hciny
rut
al
pre.-enl.
the
cedar,
which!
'nmes
out
xxilh
the
other
lim
ber,
is
-lured
awaiting
a
market
for
the
product.
There
i
talk
f
pul
I
m;,'
in
a
shingle
mill
but
nothing
definite
ha
been
done
so
far.
Eloht
Camps
The
limber
i
taken
out
at
I
igbt
different
camp'
in
d
liferent
sections
of
the
Inlet
bill
it
is
noticeable
I
hat
a
large
quant
lly
of
togs
are
left
on
the
ground
or
standing
owing
lo
there
being
no
demand
for
the
lower
grades
of
lumber.
To
make
the
most
of
the
limber
there
should
be
a
pulp
or
paper,
mill.
Such
an
iuduslry
wotihl
make
,for
economy
of
operation
and
would
insure
the
rntisunuitiou
of.
all
the
limber.
Waste
would
be
avoided
and
the
province
would
benefit.
In
Ihe
operation
of
the
calup
between
Iweuly
and
thirty
don
key
engines
are
used
and
in
Hie
lolal
operations
of
the
company
no
less
than
'A'l
engines
of
this
description
are
on
hand.
Of
the
lolal
cut
of
logs
ap
proximately
00
per
cent
is
spruce
and
In
per
cent
hemlock.
Then
there
1
a
modicum
of
cedar
amount
ing
to
about
five
per
cent
of
Ihe
other
varieties;
which,
as
before
mentioned,
i
nol
al
pre
sent
manufactured.
Method
of
Loading
The
mill
is
right
up
to
date
and
Ihe
camp
I
being'
gradually
Improved
with
a
view
of
increas
ing
Ihe
comfort
of
the
employees
The
cants
are
thrown
Into
Un
water
and
made
tip
in
.small
rafts
id
from
700,6oo
to
800,000
each
and
Dure
of
these
are
moored
lo
Ihe
side
of
the
shl
and
loaded
aboard
at
one
lime
'llil-
method
of
handling
II
is
titliiliiu.il
l
n
Hiieeili'
li
Mlixr
thai
eotibl
be
devised.
A
ship
load
id
1,000,000
reel
can
In
Hits
xvay
be
loaded
in
three
and
a
half
continued
vii
page
twoi
DUTHIE
WILL
SPEND
MONEY
Says
He
Will
Develop
Other
Properties
In
Interior:
.Buys
at
Home
SMITHERsTAug.
8.
J.
F.
Duthle
who
has
just
disposed
of
approximately
a
half
Interest
In
the
Henderson,
Mamie
and
other
mineral
claims
on
Hudson
Bay
Mountain
for
over
a
qu?rter
of
a
million
dollars,
declares
that
he
will
reinvest
his
money
In
the
district
for
he
considers
It
one
of
the
richest
mlneraf
belts
In
the
country.
One
way
In
which
Mr.
Duthle
Is
trylno
to
help
the
district
Is
by
establishing
his
buylnn
headquarters
here.
He
says
he
Is
making
his
money
out
of
the
Smith-ers
district
and
he
considers
It
h's
duty
to
spend
his
cash
here
as
far
as
possible.
B.C.
WINNERS
CRICKET
FINAL
Beat
Saskatchewan
by
257
to
199
Runs
In
Western
Canada
Tournament
VANCOUVER,
Aug.
8,-Hrilish
Columbia
defeated
Saskatchewan
.57
lo
I00
in
yesterday's
match
in
Ihe
Western
Canada
cricket
tournament.
II.
II.
A.
Cobbelt
aved
the
coast
team
from
certain
defeat
when
he
piled
up
a
total
of
1
18
runs
before
he
was
bowl
ed
by
Cook.
The
play
of
Ihe
Saskatchewan
team
was
consist
enlly
good,
Foster
wilh'07
and
O'llara
with
10
being
oiitslaud
lug
halters
from
the
Prairie
province.
V7
WhM
Yu
Want
A
TAXIQQ
mm
P.R.FISH
Phone
MARKET
671.
FOR
THE
PICNIC
m
a
hurry
1
Jellied
Tongues,
Boiled
Ham,
Pbene
J
J
PRINCE
RUPERT
Roast
Ham
with
dressing,
Fresh
Sausage
Dally.
est
Car
and
Best
Service
In
tha
City.
Hates
Reasonable
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Out
of
Town
Orders
Solicited
VOL,
XIII.,
NO.
IH5.
PIUNCK
HUI'KIIT,
H.(I,
WEDNESDAY,
AUGUST
8,
1083.
Vtrdr'i
ClrftuUtwn
157S
Strt
telM
S40.
PIIICE
FIVE
CENTS
PRESIDE
i
HARDING'S
FUNERAL
SERVICES
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
ARE
ATTRACTING
MUCH
ATTENTION
TODAY
editorial
Thousands
March
in
Funeral
QUEEN
CHARLOTTES
Prince
lluperl
will
do
well
In
keep
Hi
close
lourh
with
(lie
Oueen
Charlotte
Islands
where
development
are
taking
plaee
rapidly.
The
Islands
are
larger
than
Prince
Edward
Island,
which
l
itself
a
province
of
the
Dominion
and
IIm
clinialc
is
most
salubrious
while
Ihe
iial-nral
resource
are
very
considerable.
Today
(he
Islands
are
nl-Ir.ielliig
much
alleulioii
and
Ihe
people
of
the
northern
terminus
cannot
afford
lt
neglect
so
Kreal
an
opporlnnity
u
lie
coe
at
hand.
If
they
neglect
il.
oilier
rihc
yill
lake
advantage
of
Ihe
business
which
awaits
I
lim.
The
announcement
of
the
Mini
way
Company
Mini
a
weekly
nun
fet'f-iirr
is
in
in:
i-suiijiisiii-ii
i-nmmpiiHiur
next
week.
is
irood
new
both
for
Ihe
people
of
the
Islands
und
for
Prince
lluperl.
II
tints
ii
in
much
rlocr
louch
Procession
of
United
States
Dead
President
at
Washington
KING
HONORS
British
Proposals
Unpleasant
DEAD
PRESIDENT
t0
Gerny
says
Chancellor
Cuno
Flowers
from
British
Govern
ment
and
Dominion
of
Canada
Carry
Sympathy
WASHINGTON,.
Aus.
8.-
The
body
of
late
President
IlanliiiK
reached
here
at
10
p.m.
yesterday
and
was
greeted
by
a
liuxe
lliroii'
of
people
who
with
Hie
ollicial
parly
in
reverent,
silence
emu
eyed
il
hi
tltc
While
House
vxhere
it
lay
in
slale
until
the
olticial
funeral
nervice
a
the
:
.
.
a
.
I.
.f,
i.iPiiiii
iimih.
.wiitin-i
a
mountain
of
floral
tributes
axvailing
was
a
tall
:rraevu'
eafel
of
lilies
of
Hie
valley.
Easier
lilies
and
China
asters
from
the
KrilMi
Kin?
in-cribed
"In
ieepel
sympathy,
(teirgi-,
il.l
"
Also
I
here
were
big
wrealh
fron.
his
lli'ilauiiic
liiajc.-dy's
govern
meul
ami
from
the
Dominion
Canada.
Big
Lumber
Industry
at
Buckley
Bay
is
Most
Important
of
all
Md
Operations
are
Increasing
Vatican
Looked
to
for
Proposal
UEltLIX,
Aug.
8.
Chancellor
Cuno
made
his
promised
speech
in
Ihe
Itciciislag
today,
on
reparations.
lie
dealt
par
licnlarly
with
the
proposals
for
settlement
recently
advanced
by
Ureal
liritaiu.
In
the
course
of
the
address
the
chancellor
said
Ihe
principles
on
which
Ureal
Britain
had
based
her
proposal.
were
unpleasant
lo
(iermaiiy.
The
government,
he
declared,
could
nol
agree
with
the
French
demand
that
the
government
should
suggest
to
the
people
of
Ruhr
that
they
abandon
passive
resistance.
-
j-'r-P''rHOT
HIS
OWN
,iiuit9
lunam
srnirilirni.
ui
un
til
III'
situation
arc
in
progress
,
I
Hie
Vatican,
says
Ihe
Daily
eteraph.
Charles
.liimiarl,
ad
aiiollier
loir.-'
important
ludience
wit
li
the
Pope.
Former
chancellor
Wlrlh
of
iermaiiy.
and
the
Ceruian
minis-
ing
SWEETHEART
'reach
ambassador
lo
Ihe
Holy
ee.
arcoi-ilins
to
the
nexvsoaiier.
Toronto
Man
Phones
Police
Tell-
of
Rash
Deed
and
Threatens
Suicide
TOLD
TALE
TO
DRIVER
er
al
Hie
Vatican
have
been
in!
onslan!
c-niiiinunicalion
willt1
TtmONTO,
Aug.
8.
Four
.ardinal
Oasparri.
papal
sec-
j'""1'
aftPr
"eorge
King.
25
years
ivlarv
of
stale.
Powerful
politi-
a'-
"wl
and
killed
Erie
John-eat
rorces
in
Cern.any
are
look-'
&m'
"
seventeen
year
old
sweeting
lo
the
Vatican
to
brins
about
,'cal1-
n
,,,e
veranda
of
hei.
a
weakening
or
the
French
hold
I'onte.
he
was
arrested
today
on
a
'
'l'.r.
on
Ihe
lll.ine,
says
Ihe
news-
-
-
-4-9MeiUsuoiUhiKtKutg-jumiM'd
bUperr'"
inlof
an
auto
ainl
entered
a
To
IRON
INVESTIGATING
FRANK
OLIVER
MAY
BE
COMMISSIONER
ON
thing
is
given
out
for
publication!
following
the
cabinet
iiu-cllng
j
here,
the
rumor
thai
Frank
Oliver
of
Edmonton
will
bo
ap
pointed
to
fill
Hie
vacancy
on
the
Ioiuinion
Hoard
of
llnilwny
Commissioners
caused
by
the
death
of
Dr.
Ilullierford
becomes
more
tn-
rhtcnl.
LEAGUE
BASEBALL
.
.
National
Leaaue
Philadelphia
7.
Pittsburg
5.
New
York
(i,
Cincinnati
.
Huston
5,
S'
lands
7.
American
League
Chicago
Pbiliidelphia
0.
St.
Louis
,
New
York
10.
Cleveland
S2,
Washington
2.
Coast
League
Sacramento
.12,
Vernon
2.
Los
Angeles
2,
Seattle
f.
San
Francisce
I,
Portland
i
Sulk
l.ii
-
to,
Uaklaud
2.
ronto
'restaurant.
This
morning
be
phoned
the
police
he
had
shot
DADTV
VICITC
UCDU
"wceineari
ami
inienueii
com.
lAIUI
VbJlIJ
llCrVL
milling
suicide.
Officers
bur.
ried
to
the
cafe
and
found
King
Dr.
G.
A.
Youn?
of
Ottawa
and
epp-tri-utly
demented
but
uiiiu-HIs
Men
Were
In
City
Today
iur"-
K1"-
Jumped
into
-Left
for
Nearby
Islands
lie
,
ear
and
at
Ihe
revolver
point
..
.
forced
il
owner.
Archibald
Kelts,
,.
r
nil....-,,
Dr.
O.
A.
loung.
oi
Ullaxxa,
.
..
,
.
.
..
to
drive
lo
lorouto.
During
the
who
is
heading
Ihe
geological
i
i
..
....
,
.,
..,
,,
,
,
,.
,,
-
wihl
ride
Kelts,
with
the
revolver
surxey
parly
working
t
,,
year
r
r
on
he
coast
invesligal.ng
de-
uf
,
,
poils
or
iron
ores
for
the
federal
ani,
nimer
and
provincial
governments,
ar-,
rixed
in
Hie
cily
yesterday
"Her-1
-
-noon
on
the
Victoria
gasoline
lH
U
M
A
IM
Y
-VIII
boal
Limit
which
is
under
char-
AUUAUIiTUl
A
IT
IliU
ler
lo
lite
parly.
The
party
lias
liceu
for
several
weeks
on
the
(Jueen
Charlotte
Island
from
whence
it
arrived
here
for
sup
plies.
This
morning
the
boal
pulled
oul
for
Port
Simpon
where
an
engineer
will
he
picked
up.
From
there
the
parly
will
proceed
lo
Pill
and
I'orehcr
Is
lands.
Dr.
Young
staled
BOLSTER
MARK
That
Is
Announcement
of
Minister
of
Economics;
Johannes
Decker
HEIILIN,
Aug.
8
Dr.
Johannes
that
Decker,
minister
of
economics,
K
they
would
be
back
hereon
Fri-.reported
bx
the
Yo!sic!ie.
eilung
day
of
this
week.
,
as
saying
that
Hie
'government
Three
members
of
Ihe
parly
docs
nol
intend
to
abandon
papcj
sailed
from
hereon
the
Cardena
'currency
ns
reported.
He
deS
last
night
for
Alert
Hay
where
dared
thai
the
government
was"
investigation
are
also
being
resolved
lo
do
everything
possf-carried
oul.
They
were
C.
Svvan-
bio
to
support
the
mark
niul
sou,
II.
Hayes
and
F.
Osborne,
'xvould
not
cancef
the
measures
al-
leady
taken
toward
this
end.
I
Marks
sold
in
New
York
today
l-l
i
.
,
.
...rill
ci
9i-t'iiit-i'ii
tfius
a
iiuiiiuo.
DOM.
RAILWAY
BOARD
PORTABLE
MILL
OIT'AWA,
Aug.
8.
While
no
FOR
VANARSDOL
John
Ha"en
to
Establish
15,000
Foot
Plant
Machinery
Ar-
1
rives
But
Site
Not
Yet
Selected
John
Hageu,
formerly
engineer
at
the
lloyal
Mill.
Hanall.
is
making
iireparalions
to
eslali-llsh
a
small
(uirlablesawmill
at
Vanarsilol
with
an
otiipul
of
15,-000
feet
or
so
dally.
Mr.
Ilageu
holds
limber
liinfl
In'the
neigh
borhood
of
Vanarsdol.
Some:
machinery
has
arrived
for
tlio
plant
but
a
site
has
not
yet
been
local
ed.
-
BIRTH
,
A
son
was
born
al
the
General
Hospital
In
Mr.
and
Mrs.
K.
II.
Fbnrne.
?IU
Fourth
Avenue
East,
today.