Grain
by
Pacific
lo
fill
large
orders
.from
the
Atlantic
neahoiird
nnd
idhers.
BASEBALL
SCORES
Ooaat
Leanue
Vernoii.I.o
Ainfele.x.
Inivelling
Portlund
7,
Seallle
2.
Oakland
7,
San
rrancin'o
I.
Salt
Lake
Sacramento
5.
.
i
SAM
WESTON
.CONVICTED
i
I
Found
Guilty
of
Having
Au
tomobile
In
Potsesslon
.it
Knowing
It
to
be
Stolen
,()
(Special
to
Dally
News)
VANCOUVER.
Oct.
10.
Sam
WitUn,
proprietor
of
a
repair
shop
at
S33
Pender
gatt
Street,
was.
found
gulltr
by
the
Judge
of
the
county
court
yesterday
of
having
an
automobile
In
his
possession
knowing
same
to
have
been
stolen.
The
car
belonged
to
H.
Bellinger,
182C
Georgia
Street
Cast,
f
".
Twelve
charges
of;
A
simitar
!
characefj
aiV
pending
against
Westbji
who
Is
remanded
until
Saturday
for
sentence.
r
Game
of
World
by
Five
Rilns
to
dn,c
.
n;m
m
m
.
.
I
HI
-
ll
";;
1
1
he
Htants
helpless
until
mmldy
jCn
ey-
Mow.
1
Hie
Yankee,
oulhit
tVclr
op-
'
"Th'
Amerh-an
Leaue
chain
pious
scorrd
three
or
tholrruns
J)(f
Wl,Mlll
t.
first
Iwo
hu
.
:s,.
and
he
vmi
'ynr
n
lljU.h
,t(er.
Itoay
Hyuii
Am'-
ccediil
him
'l
a,
rune
hulled
P
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In
ili.illll.
....
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1
1
II
I
tallll.
It
Itll
1
iiitiiii.'!
"
"
'
(irt:
m.il
for
lh"
Yankee.
n.i.h
and
Scluing.
I
...
ri
The
n-ult
ly
oinnms
i
lluun
lllls
Kir'.
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(Hauls....
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1
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Yankees
(I
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0
.
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0
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t
silxlh-
(lianls....
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0
,
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Yankees
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9
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Coast
ftoufe
KENNECOn
H
BEEN
FOUND
0
'
GRAHAM
ISLAND
Motorshlp
Is
Total
WrecJ-,
With
Bottom
Out;
Cargo,
Cone.
It
j
Is
Feared,
NO
LIVES
ARE
LOST
Dishy
MiukI
uireleV'MaUon
itln
i'fl'riiooii
a
ailNei
that
the
Mlia
iner
imlfiva
hal
l
eacheil
Hie
cej
f-Hie
wreck
of
Hie
HiolortilJ'
Kenijreotl
in
a
miihII
ay
oil
urahaiii
lIainl
fuuHi
or
liiHrti
Ulaiiil
at
2
o'clock.
The
rfi
uhu
went
uluiic.
hail
hi
aii'l
it
vta
through
Hie
r.ti'.Li
'
i'jlial
lliul
III
l.nrilllVll
--I...
JhL.l
Li..i
1T..I
II...
the
I
1117
iui.nr
,
pmir"
iiia
Hdtym
tnttfu
out
of
lhn
jKiure
-
it
aiid
.tf
Ihnitclioad
uinr
nip
1
art"
01
hfhi-
i
ijfter
ore
liar
heeu
lost.
T4ie
miner
ittirtbifi
9f
Hie
M-sel
iliiTlduiu
together.
I
lie
Hue
is
(rlviii
H'
falliiirr
in
Uie
engine
'irpes
meages
received
this
morning
from
Hie
seairh
hessels
indicated
that
she
was
not
011
Frederick,
Island
when'
she
was
reiMtrled
to
have
been.
The
search
was
continued
lliroushuul
the
niithl
ami
morn
ing,
finally
meeting
with
success
this
aflernnon.
Early
Reports
sHlVITLK.
Del.
10.
(a.m.
-
(Three
vessels
sen!
v;ird
lo
Seal-
lie
I
inlay
by
wireless
Ihal
they
were
unable
lo
find
Hie
motor-ship
Kennecoll
in
the
place
ill
which
she
reiorlil
herself
arly
yesterday
on
the
rtn-ks
voulh
of
IHxon
Lid
ranee.
.The
Alaska
Steamship
Company,
the
owners
yf
the
Kennecoll.
slaled
that
no
word
direct
from
Hie
motorshlp
had
been
received
since
her
wireless
censed
to
work
at
one
a.m.
yesterday.
Fears
are
s
rowing
Hint
Hie
veel
is
a
total
loss,
while
the
fale
of
the
III
men
who
were
alumni
her
has
become
an
uncertainty.
Messaires
from
the
sleaincr
(lordova
and
coast
guard
cutler
.
..
-
.I
.1
1
1.
1
Ullluiili
sain
nicy
reaciieu
r
i
riirr-Ick
Island
olT
(iraham
Island
id
llie
Queen
Charlotte
group
where
llie
Kennecoll
Was
reported
a
her
wireless
died
and
had
seen
110
litfhlsover
water
or
on
land.
This
has
increased
the
anxiety
of
marine
men
here
because
they
vui.i
I.
ii-.i.Tii-w
ii:iini
iiiiiiiun
Jri'dged
wilh
a
ragged
barrier
of
rocks,
is
heavily
wooded.
I
he
region
Is
conlinually
bescl
wilh
slornis
and
is
one
of
thu
iliost
dangerous
of
northern
wider.
llie
Cordova
and
unlaga
have
been
Joined
by
the
Surveyor
of
Hie
coast
and
geodelle
survey,
IPRINCE
OF
WALES
IS
ENGRAVED
ON
NOTE
OTTAWA,
Oct.
10.
The
new
Canadian
two
dollar
note
boars
llie
purl
rail
of
the
Prince
or
Wales
lo
whom
the
Nrst
nolo
cas
has
been
sent
u
a
souvenir,
reidaces
the
lltl
Issue
wilh
the
portrait
of
the
Duke
of
Con-naUiht,
.
.
.
SWfHHB
3rr'vjsfiHHiBiBBHBBBBBB
i
Whe
Yeai
Want
A
TAXI
QQ
8fc
mitt
-a
BOSTON
Third
NEW
Ave.
GRILL
m
i
lurry
1
The
Latest
in
Hestauranls.
Private
Muxes
for
Ladies
I
PWne
JJ
anil
Party
Use.
Beat
Oar
and
Bait
Service
PRINCE
RUPERT
Bast
Food.
Bast
Service.
In
tha
City,
flataa
Reasonable
"Take
Her
to
the
Hoston."
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
OPEN
DAY
AND
NIQHT.
yt"4iini
-
VOL,
XIH.,
NO.
230.
""'"";'
''I,,,,,.
I.I,
'j''Uy.
Wr'D.NF.fpAY,
g.
IMUNCI'
HUl'KItT,
B.C.,
OCTOIH'H
10,
lltta.
..'.
cireui.u,..
isaa
n-.t
s.iM
sse.
PRICEFtVE
CENTS
TEN
PER
(M
REDUCTION
RAILWAY
RATES
MOTORSHIP
KENNECOH
ASHORE
ON
GRAHAM
ISLAND
WITH
CARCO
LOST
Railway
Board
Orders
Reduction
1
in
Freight
Rates
on
Export
of
OTTAWA,
0
t.
10.
-
H
4
majority
i
I
e
Hie
railway
mm
iiiisiioier
today
ordered
u
reduction
of
leji
per
mil
in
Hit
rale
on
j.-raiii
rorl
l
Pacific
(ioasl
hmiiI.
IIihi.
Frank
Carvell'
dissenting
fruin
the
opinion
of
Hi
hoard
which
was
uiacle
ii
of
I
lie
following
uifinlitTK
:
Chief
Commissioner
Canrll,
Aislanl
Chief
Commissioner
MrLean.
I'epul.v
Commissioner
Nunlel,
ami
(miiiHiwmr
Hoy
re
mid
liroii
e.
Seen
this
morning
afl?r
Hie
arrival
of
(lit1
telegram.
Fred
Stork,
rn
fin
Iter
for
I
hi
dislrirl
in
the
Dominion
Parliament.
ami
chairmen
f
I
hr
yraui
rom-J'
linliee
of
Ihe
lloanl
of
Trail1,
ex-
i
.renl
great
pleasure
nl
lln
re-
j
rripl
of
Hi1
iievt.
He
aM
I
lie
I
reduction
wool.
I
uuliHilleil
bniiK
a
great
ilal
more
grain
h
(He
Pacific
(Jnusl
mid
should
p'arr
Prince
HuprH
In
Hie
exfwrt
j
.!.
especially
in
view
of
the
fari
thai
thi
8"l
the
Millie
terminal
rait
on
grain
etpuri
ai
tin!
Vancouver
or
NVw
Wrslmiii-!
rler
i
j
Mr
Slork
said
the
remit
wa
.rouirht
Ik
hi
I
by
Hie
ferUlpt
'
a
t
agarrrMhn
wrt
utJ'uifr
JUu
rra
rulJU
lifjs)
iuit
Ui
rrr
lieaiHif
tflven
the
llrilih
1om-Ina
premier
by
Prenfier
Maeleii-iii-
King
ami
lit
PiiUHiH
ainl
the
i
'
'tiiiiieiiilaliuit
rd
ly
Mr.
King
to
the
Hallway
Coiiuwiioit
j
akina
thai
Hie
rn-r
Ih
re-opened,
It
via
a
V'trwfl
lhlp
lv-"is
a
feleriil
I'tealfr
who
wn
Viiiilliillr
1
1'
IW
v.r.1
ami
a
pPMiiilal
ireiiiler
Ali.i
hail
holli'
Hie
ilelrrniltiall'Mi
.xl
Hie
attililv
flyhl
m
rae
li
K
fnnli
a
hail
l"eu
done
ly
Mr.
OIht
i
Giants
Win
First
Series
Today
mr
r
Four
in
Close
Exciting
Game
Giants
5
runs,
8
hits,
0
errors
'Yankees
4
runs,
12
hlU,
1
error
NFV
YOIIK
0.1.
I0.-Tl.e
auric
tey
Hlengd
wiHi
two
men
011H11
lhi'
iliiilh
o,g
and
Iwo
agau.st
l.in,
lore
on
he
mid
h
nro
lit
-rlyul
l
Hie
t'digl'
'l
mM
Jl.oiisaiid
spccNlors
UiantH
walked
.ff
wilh
Ihe
first
g".
uf
Hie
Nvorld
sencs
,v
a
'""VVTLw
champions
loncenlraled
Ihrir
attack
,
.
fourth
iMUiog
when
Ihyy
BIG
INCREASE
LOG
SCALING
Almost
Fifty
Par
Cent
M
More
Mcasursd
by
Forestry
Do-
partment
Than
Last
Year
"
...
VICTOIIIA,
Oct.
10
l!''
s
rr......
1
1.
...
li.a
Itril
ImIi
lloluinliia
aail'lll
III
111
.
m.
I....I....
11.11
vntir
'TMT
.
J
,""t
r"
"
le
utilillc
Imlay
i.j
M011.
T.
I.
pnltullo,
nilnlslrr
or
lands.
The
lunO'cr
scaled
from
Jim-r'
1
l
''"d
of
Aujiust
tn-
I..1I...I
1
luii
mi
'
nilll
feel,
an
lo-
IIIHV'I
l,
I
pi'
"'
'
'
.
crenso
id
alnuwl
fifl)'
lr
cent
Secmul-oer
Hie
coirespoinllin:
prrlod
id;
last
year
when
I.O20,8ii.1.00O
was
ll.ird
-Kcaled.
The.
Increase
niiiouiiL-
l'
upproxlmutely
in",o.niin
feel,
jl'ourih
-TIih
Ineieiise
lit
due
lo
lhM
MiiiimlliifT
mt
nf
Mm
mills
lilts
yeJir.Piflh-
Ignace
Paderewsk'
and
Mm
ineeiinj
of
Hie
League
Carelessness
o
f
Secretary
was
Cause
of
Catastrophe
says
Lloyd
George
of
International
Proposal
OTTAWA.
Oct.
10.
huvid
(ireal
llrilam,
mforiiied.
newspapermen
011
arrival
here
that
he
considered
President
Coolidge
mad?
a
new'
proposal
lo
solve
llie
reparalious
problem
when
he
revived
the
Hughes
suggestion
of
lasl
year
fur
an
international
commission
lo
uncertain
(ier-inaiiy's
aldlily
tu
pay.
I
t
is
nol
loo
lats
now,"
declared
the
stalesmau.
"Action
should
he
taken
oil
(he
proposal
ul
once.
II
should
have
'been
acted
upon
when
fir?t
made
on
Hie
eve
of
the
former
premier's
conference,
obviously
wilh
reler
-
i
ence
to
llie
conference.
I
wa
in
pain
al
I
he
lime
and
I
saw
u
brief
despatch
enumerating
llie;
point
in
llie
Hughe
proposal
whereupon
I
immediately
cabled
to
Loudon
thai
Hie
proposal
.should
be
considered.
-"When
I
relumed
to
Hie
House
ot
Commons,
I
hey
denied
ever
eeing
the
proposal
and
even
denied
thai
the
proposal
had
ever
been
made.
II
wa
one
of
tin
blunders
id
the
seendary
that
this
was
completely-
overlooked,
one
01
me
Milliners
uiui
khi
hi.
the
ralastrophe."
Asked
concerning
his
teller
on
allied
debts
in
IU20
and
publish
ed
ror
the
rirsl
time
this
week
in
Loudon.
Lloyd
(leurge
said
.lie
knew
loo
Utile
or
the
publication
In-discus
it.
The
former
Hrillsh
Premier
was
given
a
tremendous
reception
al
Ottawa,
on
his
arrival
and
en
route
lo
the
ltoyal
Oolf
Club,
for
llie
Covernment
dinner.
His
Notice
to
Delinquent
Debtors
On
October
17,
the
Prince
Huperl
Itetnil
Meirhanh'
Credil
Men's
Association
will
publicly
advertise
for
sale
tit
Ihe
highest
bidder
through
lhi
columns
or
this
paper,
u
miniber
of
long
otilslmiding
accounts.
The
name
or
the
debtors,
whether
resident
here
now
or
otherwise,
will
appear,
together
with
the
amount
of
Hi?
account
owing.
Only
Ihe
name
or
those
debtors
who
have
deliberalely
evaded
paxnienl
will
appear
in
Ihis
list.
"
All
accounts
have
been
certified
by
Ihe
merchant'
entering
sume,
as-any
iiileiiiliiig
purchaser
of
Ihese
accounls
will'
be
Tully
pndecled
by
Ibis
Association,
and
purchasers
may
uffer
same
lo
deblur
in
lieu
of
wags
or
any
oilier
debt.
All
correspondence
in
connection
wilh
this
notice
please,
addruss
tu
the
Prince
Hupert
Itetnil
Merchants'
Credil
Men's
Association,
Box
I
HI
Daily
News
Office.
1
J'uderewski
111
(ieneva
for
a
of
Nation
aemtily.
Lluvd
tieorge,
ex-prenner
f
;
wife
and
daugliler
timed
with
Lady
Hmg.
ADMIRAL
LINE
SHIP
ADRIFT
Admiral
Sebree
Lost
Propeller
145
Miles
Out
to
Sea
With
100
Passengers
Aboard
SAN
FILVNCISCO,
Oct
t
.n.
Steamer
Dorothy
Alexander
of
the
Admiral
Line
is
standing
by
the
disabled
steamer
Admiral
Sebree
of
the
same
line
today.
'Ihe
latter
is
drifting
about
1
15
miles
norlh
of
here
with
more
than
100
passengers
aboard.
She
lost
a
propeller.
C.N.Il.
sleamer
Prince
(ieorgc,
Capl.
W.
S.
Morehouse.
from
Vancouver,
is
due
at
0:15
Ibis
evening.
Hudson
Bay
Schooner
!
ere
from
Long
Voyage
Within
Arctic
Circle
Afler
a
voyuge
of
Hr.iMiu
.Arclic
Oceuu
in
llie
coine
of
1
iTief
I
iM.'inls
jet
reached
by
a
merchant
ship
011
Coronation
Gulf
and
Prince
Alberl
Sound,
1,20(1
miles
east
of
Point
Harrow,
the
northerly
cape
of
Alaska,
the
Hudson
May
Co.'s
anxiliaH
schooner
Lady
Kinderyley,
lad?n
wilh
f
cargo
of
fur
from
theJ)'ompany's
.
lar
norlh
oiiImis.,
readied
llii-
port
at
110011
today
-li
rmile
tu
(Vancouver.
"The
call
was
made
here
for
the
purposfr
of
pulling
off
an
injured
seaman
wno
will
will
he
here
mini
Friday
tiiorn-
inir
when
sin'
will
roiiliiuie
her
voyasre
lo
iincomer.
The
Lady
Klndersley,
which
i
couiiiiainled
hv
(anl.
(ins
Koell-
nieraud
aboard
nf
which
is
Cal.
T.
I'.
O'Kelly,
.
reiiresenlative
of
I
he
Hudson
Hay
Co.
left
Vancou
ver
011
July
25.
shc
went
through
Belirin:
Sea
and
Sliails
pasi
Point
Harrow
,iuiinr
pene-
Iraliiitf
.HOOlinvV''
of
ice
fiehls
reacli'lltiij-ijjii
Allwrt
Sound
iiurr.j
J7'
r.iuiisiicu
111c
iii-cji
an'it
'ninsl
northerly
mjsI
of
Hit
Hudson
Hay
Co.
in
lliejle.ri
jHAfclieHltjIle
cnarKe.
II
a
very
fortunate
that
thesliol
oii
Ihe
Arclie
ocean
by
Capt.
Ladv
Kindersley
wa
successful
111
Ilia
I
hekwas
e
si,-
f
a
p
t
h
i
.eaon
as
IternarJ
Tfarlior,
Tree
ItrM'l
and
Kenl
Peiiiusulu
posts
had
not
ber.n
visited
by
a
ship
Jroin
Ifie
.outside
for
Iwo
year
wlien
Ihe
Kindersley
herself
wa'
last
j.
there
and
the
peoide
in
charge
were
already
beginning
lo
feel
W'taek
or
supolies.
Had
lhey!rbeen
?eT?
lor
another
year
their
pliifiPiiiiSh't
have
been
ser
ious
indeed.
;
Coming
out
Ihe
Lady
.Kindersley
encountered
bad
ice
and
there
were
terrific
slonn.
Kven
near
Prince
Utiperl
For
Ihe
past
Iwo
days
the
vessel
was
forced
It
heae
lo
olT
Dixon's
I
ji
I
ranee.
Used
Her
Sails
Throuuhoul
the
voyage
tha
Lady
Kindersley
was
under
saillnch
the
distracted
rather
round
and
also
used
her
auxiliary
350
"
Ids
garden
gate
early
yester-borse
power
Heardmore
engine.
H'
morning,
summarized
the
The
vessel
brousht
out
a
pas-
evidence
or
Henry
List,
aged
15,
sengers
from
Ihe
Arclic
Ocean
explained
to
a
coroner's
jury
Corp.
J.
H.
llonshor.
n.CM.P.,!estei-day
how
he
hud;accidentally
1.111..
1
!
i
lu
Mr.
and
Mr.
(J.
M.
Merrill
and
child
and
Itessie
and
Teddy,8
Jacobsen,
half
breed
Kskimo
children.
Corp.
lloiishor
has
been
in
charge
Tor
Ihe
past
three
years
of
Ihe
ltoyal
Canadian
Mounle
Police
station
at
Tree
Hiver
in
Coronation
Gulf.
11
will
be
re
memhered
thai
it
was
at
lliii
post
where
two
years
nifu
Corp.
Doak,
ll.C.M.P.
and
the
Hudson
Hay
manager
were
killed
by
Es
kimos.
At
thai
particular
time
Corp.
Hoiistmr
was
out
011
patrol.
He
will
leave
the
Lady
Kindersley
here
and
will
Ko
East
lo
IMinon-lon
lo
report.
Missionaries
Mr.
Merrill
has
"been
slalioned
lor
several
years
as
a
missionary
al
Kernard
Harbor
on
Union
and
Dolphin
Straits
about
ton
miles
from
Tree
Mixer.
Mrs.
Merrill
wenl
in
Iwo
years
ago
and
vvns
married
aboa.nl
Ihe
Lady
Kin-1
dersley
lo
Mr.
Merrill.
They
are
reluming
lo
their
home
in
SI.
John,
N.H.
and
with
Ibeiu
now
I
nnle
U
the
icy
regions
f?
fSf
the
which
she
inelraleil
lojOie
fur-
enler
the
hospital.'
'
The
vessel
home
Is
on
Kent
Pensiusula.
flieir
father
is
a
Norwegian
in
llie
employ
of
Ihe
Hudson
Hay
Co.
and
their
mother
is
an
Es
kimo.
Injured
Man
I..
M.
Hill,
Hie
injured
man,
is
a
seaman
on
Imam
llie
Kinder.s-ley.
He
sustained
injuries
lo
his
liad.
when
a
boom
swinging
in
Ihe.
heavy
seas
eliiglit
him
and
hurled
him
across
Ihe
deck.
Dr.
J.
P.
Cade
a'd
the
cily
ambulance
met
the
;j.idp
011
her
arrival
at,
(!.T.I
-wliarf
-No-!
,vwSwn?-'.
Vtrophymh-e
polar
hear
skin.
The
animal
was
.(
Kelly
and
is
now
the
properly
lyf.Cajil.
Foelliiier
Jlo
-wiioin
it
wa
presented.
It
will
Ions"
be
kept
by
Ipm
as
a
treasured
memento
of
an
eventful
voyage.
ONLY
FOOLING
BOY
WAS
SHOT
Lad
Fifteen
Years
of
Age
Kills
Companion
In
Lonely
Shack
Herlot
Bay
VANCOLVKIl,
Oct.
10.
"I
shot
him;
by
accident.
We
were
only
fooling.
1
am
sorry."
This
written
on
a
scrap
of
paper.
"
rreo
ivcici,
gcu
,
1.1
on1'
sliacK
on
ncrioi
my
road.
Vancouver
Island,
Sunday
afternoon.
Teeter's
fattier
fuiutif"
his
boy
dead
beside
the
rifle
When
ho
came
home
Sunday
oveiing
tu
the
little
shack
he
and
Ihe
boy
called
home.
Uler
hearing
the
evidence,
the
coroner
.
jury
round
a
veruici
01
"accidental
death."
No
details
are
given
in
the
message
to
the
provincial
police
received
yesterday
from
IJeriot
Hay.
FURNISH
WARD
IN
HOSPITAL
M
,
T
rilll
60
Chapter
I.O.D.E.
to
Undertake
Useful
Public
Service
Task
T
rsit-siili
a
children's
ward
(,
,,,
rs-tset-al
llospilal
U
Iho
a
Utile
Merrill,
hdvvard.
aged
.U!(.fU
public
service
work
under-inoulhs,
who
ha.
llie
distinction
,aluMl
i,y
1)ie
co
Chapter,
or
being-
Hi
Urst
while
child
o
Dj.j,
.v,,
a-
mean
to
this
end
ever
born
Kasl
of
llerschell
Is-
preparations
arc
being
made
for
laud.
Mrs.
Merrill
and
Mr.
-
tlir
holding
of
n
baiaar
In
tho
Kelly,
who
wenl
in
with
Capt.
Q'-(nt.ar
future,
Ihe
proceeds
of
Kelly
Iwo
years
ago,
are
the
only
which
will
bo
devoted
to
the
while
women,
who
ever
reached
eause.
Final
arrangements
for
Coronation
Gulf.
(ijiis
were
made
at
a
meeting
of
llessie
and
Teddy
Jacobsen
ar-t,e
chapter
'hold
hist
night
In
St.
on
their
way
to
Vancouver
whero
trew''
Hall
with
23
members
they
will
"So
to
suhool.
Thelr.rt'senl.
f