MHmh
Vmi
Want
A
TAXTQQ
ib
a
hurry
ff
Phene
J
J
Bmt
0rt
and
Vast
Sarvlot
In
th
City.
fUtes
Reasonable!
VOL
XIII.
NO.
317.
CONSPIRATORS
AGAINST
VOLSTEAD
ACT.
VI
IKE
ERNEST
UMINTt
CUES
STIRRING
ADDRESS
TO
'
THE
BOARD
Of
TRADE
.
.
.
,
w-
i
'
"I
-
Conspirators
Charged
with
an
Attempt
To
Corrupt
Prohibition
Enforcement
Agents
in
States
XKAV
VOMK.
Uri.
f.
Tin1
arre.i
ul
tln
rouspirnloi-
ho
had
it
fit
ltd
ul
KHn.imn
with
which
lhr
were
proceeding
u
uiriipl
prohibition
nilon
uii'iil
officer-.
uuirk
the
opening
-i
Hie
Federal
tSorriiutciit'
new
drive
again!
bootlegger
ami
.ilium
anil
brewer
in
New
York
ami
.New
Jersey.
'
One
riifnri-ein
11
1
officer
confessed
thai
lie
h
id
received
5
1
dill
weekly
a
a
bribe
In
permit
wholeiulc
violation
nf
the
:Unu1
Aid.
Forl
five
rai
of
saloon
keeping
have
been
i
areil
on
lh
i
linrw"
lil
hres
fur
(his
morning
ami
many
new
Ut
rloHiii'lib
are
expected.
HEAVY
FINE
FOR
FISHING:
..
.
Salmon
Traps
Operated
During
Closed
Hour
In
Alaska
Bring
Punishment
t
M
TU
.
i.-j.
n.
In.
-Tmiidimc
iruiitfiiiK
:
'Ht
l
Alaskan
wulei-M
ilimrnt
:iiln
lioueit
Inwt
siimnier
the
Pacific
AmarteiiB
J'Hu,
i
AiiU
nfilrltri
-
tit
ATkt
in
fiiaM.
in
:
Hi
rolirttt
liMr
tf
.
i
,
'
.a-
lire
mM
In
In-
tin-
I'll
si'
lllliins
iilHlVr
I
lie
ii-v
ful-w
111'-h
iimken
II
n
niwl--.1
!
to
oiH'ruli
tm
lie
0
p.
Ill
nil
Miinla
iinil
;
!:
Munduy.
.
A
onlintf
'"
in
h'
iu"el
wimi-
inaii
liv
Inic
ai'
oT
fi.h-
iif-
iiMi'iiU
a'
v
:
mi'
May
m
Juuv
17.
ul
I
a':s-
liny
on
-'
ami
I'av-
::)I!'
Hay
on
Jul
.1
ZEV
MAY
NOT
RACE
PAPYRUS
"My
Own"
Has
Dten
Shipped
to
New
York
In
Readiness
to
Ho
Take
Horse's
Place
XI
W
VOItlv.
Oi
l.
10.
'
i.
,
.
'hvit,
Admiral
(irayson
f
i
rack
i.
lime
year
old
ha
been
tilli-Ifd
for
Zev
a
Ihe
I
niled
SIuIm
lirseiilallve
in
the
interim.
anal
race
lotnnrrow.
Ihe
Xew
Vi;
k
Sun
ay.
The
ir
thick
Willi
rumors
this
morning
eoii
'
nlng
Ihe
race
conlest.
Zev,
II
:'i
reporled.
developed
a
skin
taulndy.
The
Jockey
Club's
-tare
uiunlllee.
however,
nfler
in.
Reding
the
Imise
imlicaled
it
"Uld
willihold
lis
deeisioii
i:'niliiig
the
arrival
or
".My
Own"
which
ha
been
shipped
from
l.aurel,
.Maryland,
lo
lake
cv'k
place
If
neceury.
"
FOUR
LOSE
LIVES
AT
STEEL
WORKS
.t
I
Alllli;i
Penmu
Oct.
Il.
'Hie
crane
nperalnr
wan
minded
l0
!
"
uealli
in
Ids
sleel
cage
ami
demand
for
il.
liner
other
men
were
so
badly
rMi
rellilng
presidenl.
Joseph
Inirneil
Ihey
died
in
(be
hospital
'arvod.
made
an
aiieal
on
lm-wlien
Ihe
cahle
slipped
iiud
npilled
,af
of
IHO
sehoolliuanls
in
uu-VO
(mis
of
molleu
sleel
al
Ihe.
(.K,mieil
dislricls
which
were
riTe
plant
of
Jhc
Carnegie
llt,,
jepiescnled
in
Hit'
associated
Co.
jn(,n
lie
said
Ihe
single
teacher
Iftehools
were
Ihe
weak
spot
In
the
LLOYD
GEORGE
HONORS
2J"'
'lX,r;
MPMfipv
nr
iiNrniN,
.,,,,
i,
,.J-,.ui..u..,.
umi
Mr.
II1UOIVI11
Ul
lilllVJWWH,"'"
,
..
f
.
..
,
hJllll
I
K'l
II
l.f
.
i
i,t
1
I.....I
'
IHIMI
'
ll.llll.
IICl.
ll'.
"
llll'J"
fieorue
mI
i
i
i
...I
i
the
"living
ruin
while
he
nlaccd
i
a
.,
wrealli
on
idncoluV
tomb
in-ft'ilhed
"To
one
or
Hie
gtealcsl
W'
ii
'.haf
ever
lived."
PAPYRUS
FAVORITE
TODAY
FOR
RACE
AT
BELMONT
PARK
XKW
YOllR,
Oil.
I
-Papyrti.
Hie
Hritiiti
lierhy
wtmincr.
today
Imiim
as
a
possible
favorite
over
Zev.
I
lie
American
rcpre-senltillvr
hi
Hie
inlerna-IiihihI
home
race
tomorrow
hI
Heliintiil
Prk
ftr
"P"
V1
u'"-m
.
7
training
yesterday
liv
do-
inu
a
mile
in
I
.IH
.'-S
s-'i-on
l-
faster
Himii
i
fn
ul
urlsui
the
day
ne-
f..if
NEW
OFFICERS
a
OF
TRUSTEES
Convention
at
Duncan
Closes
After
Asking
for
Educational
Survey
WEAK
SPOT
IN
EDUCATION
Lady
Heads
Association
for
Com
Inrj
Year
and
a
Lady
on
Executive
111
NCAN.
tiet.
IU.-
Mrs.
I
of
.Nelson
wa
elected
presi-
dent
of
Ihe
Hritish
Columbia
....
t..t
i
1
1...
'senooi
irusiei"
ncnnu'ii
ielosiug
of
lis
annual
rniivenllnnj
,
.....
..n
ii..,
..rl
Here
yesieruay.
i
m-
uiu
usi
i
olllcers
was
n
follow:
Presidenl,
Mr.
K.
A.
Itosn,
Xelson,
'
First
Viee-Pres..
F.
II.
Xiohol-
of
sou,
Vancouver.
i
SiH-ond
Vice-l'rcfshlout,
0.
T.
tjniylhi',
Huucan.
Sec.-Tiea,,
J.
1!.
Wilton,
Poinl
drey.
lUcculivo:
Or.
lticluird
llcllon.
rWioke;
lieorge
A.
(Jranl,
.....
Hurn-ia
aby:
and
Mm.
Kliepparu,
lileii-a
ino'ml.
KainhMip"
vviis
chosen
as
the.
uexl
ineeling
place
a
year
from
now.
A
resolution
pri'vidinff
for
an
eduealional
survey
of
Ihe
pro.
vince
was
adopted
with
only-seven
ili'leualcs
dissenting.
Or.
1
1.
.McLean
bail
already
pro
mised
thai
such
a
survey
would
,;ic
If
Ihere
wa
a
siiflicient
of
llarvvooii
suessvu
III
Hit'
prairie
provinces
ine
aiov
-
f...
r...
ei'iime.it
pam
"
'","
7
'
.
.
i....
iiii
iiiiiiiirni
in
ic
n
Inlnif
ntf
i
liuslee?
run
iff
executive
nhmild
approach
the
Govcinineul
for
asslslance
for
She
Northern
and
I'MIXCIi
MINISTER
HAS
CONFERENCE
ON
FISH
MATTERS
j
Hon.
Ernest
Lapolnte
Heard
Delegation
from
Union
and
Board
of
Trade
VarimiK
matter
iierlainln
I
Hie
Pieal
fihlii(c
nuliilry
were
taken
up
eilenlu-
al
a
Joint
ennrereiiee
between
repre
enla-Iim
nf
the
lluliliiil
Fishermen's
I'lihm
ami
the
Prinec
'Huperl
llonnl
of
Trade
and
Hun.
K.rne.l
Uipninle,
minisler
nf
marine
ami
fisheries.
The
Fiiluit
eiimmitlee
eoiii-Uli'tl
ul
J.
II.
Measlier.
Andy
VoeluiHii
ii
ml
Jumes
Cumuli
and
Ihe
HiNirii
of
Trde
reprert-nta-
Utiyei4'mulHnidl2LiLn(ilU
leui
Viee-l'ri-.r.Miil
SJ.
Mc
I.immI,
John
Hyhhavn
and
V.
I
William.
The
minister
yave
Ihe
eommill(es
an
attentive
hearinu
and
expi-esseil
his
nsreemeiit
with
Hiem
in
the
iihkI
of
Iheir
elaims.
primiisinc
hi
eo.opera-
lion
in
ueltiug
Hie
inalhTs
be-lore
(he
proper
authorities
with
view
to
obtaining
action.
One
of
Ihe
most
important
.,'
pics
was
that
of
bavins'
the
American
2c
ami
Canadian
le
tariff
on
export
hailhul
removed.
The
cummillee
ured
such
.aelion
ami
Ihe
minisler
heartily
concurred.
He
promised
lo
use
Ibis
he!
cITort
lo
Ihi
end.
SpeakiiiK
of
the
halibut
close
season.
.Mr.
I.apuinle
told
Ihe
...
Mlllilll.lllili.j
.I....
..(I..
I..
I
I
11
inm-vi-
iirniiliuij
ilini
ll
would
mil
jro
into
effect
this
year.
Canada
had
done
all
in
its
Ajpower
lo
bring
about
Hie
close
season
hut
the
mailer
was
now
up
lo
Ihe
United
Slates
Congress
for
ratification.
Complaint
was
made
to
the
minister
by
Ihe
rommiltees
nf
Ihe
use
of
a
small
halibut
hook
which
was
a
factor
in
depleting
the
fisheries
in
thai
II
look
fish
a
small
sixe.
The
reu.ue.st
was
made
that
Ihe
Use
of
Ihe
regulation
hook
be
made
compulsory
and
that
Ihe
small
hook
be
pro
hibited.
The
minisler
said
ho
1vvould
do
all
in
his
power
lo
meet
the
reipiesl
but
II
would
b-
mailer
for
internal
ioual
no
gotiatiou
before
anything
elTec
live
could
be
enacleil.
The
Union
representatives
asked
thai
an
inspector
be
appointed
on
the
waterfront
lo
look
after
weights
ami
see
thai
all
halibut
mil
paid
for
was
not
sold
by
the
fish
buyer.
The
minister
promised
lo
lake
the
mailer
up
al
Ottawa.
There
were
also
.several
private
mutters
taken
up
by
individuals
with
the
minisler.
MARY
ELLEN
SMITH
SUBMITS
HER
REPORT
OTTAWA',
Oct.
Hi.
Mtiry
talon
Smilh
submitted
a
report
her
visit
overseas
al
the
department
of
immigration,
hIiow.
ing
glowing
prospect)
for
an
influx
of
desirable
seltlem
during
Ihe
next
few
years.
Mis.
Smith
said
no
definite.
arrangement
had
been
made
but
she
biighl
return
next
spring
at
the
Joint
reuuest
of
the
Hritish
and
Cnntidian
authorities.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
IllPKHT.
H.C.,
FHIOAY,
OCTOHElt
it,
123,
BIBLE
LITERATURE
asked
for
schools
Trustees
to
Take
Matter
up
With
Department
of
Education
View
to
Adoption
IUXCAX.
Oct.
IW.
The
sehuol
truslees
asocialJon
in
cunvenliuii
here
hy
a
vole
iT
SO
to
12
yes.
lerday
aNernutniJ
YiHMilcii
to
ask
Ihe
executive
to
takr
iii
with
tin;
deparlment
of'
eduealion
Hie
iuesliou
of
inlro.lueiiiu
Into
the
pulilie
sclmid.s
a
manual
based
on
the
Hihle
for
use
us
a
text-
book
for
literature
only.
Hy
a
vole
of
22
to
12
(he
ao
cialion
defealed
a
million
to
de-
ilele
from
Hie
sehuol
ael
the
dis-
ahilfty
I'lause
lu-amsi
eb'i'y-
men
aelln?
as
trustees
or
leachers,
nyi
AUniUA
CinnrtC
!
UlUiflMUmA.rLUUUd
RECEDING
TODAY
Millions
of
Dollars
Worth
Properly
Damaged
and
Sev
eral
People
Lose
Lives
OKLAHOMA
CUV.
Oct.
1U.
Willi
six
persons
known
dead
and
several
niU.iuu
i.ml.dai.iav
?
I,.
ptNrtrMw-UtimttiHIi
Oklahoma
today
watched
the
re
-
i
cession
of
tin'
flood
waters'
which
inuinlaicil
several
sections
i
of
the
state
for
nearly
a
week.
DUKE
AND
DUCHESS
OF
YORK
INVITED
ItlXI.FVILI.i:.
Out.,
Oct.
IP.
On
the
iiuderslamliiig
that
Ihe
I
Ouk"
and
Ouches
of
York
may
visit
Canada
next
year
an
invitation
has
been
sent
them
to
open
Ihe
Fiiited
Fmpire
Loyalist
celebration
next
June.
FISH
ARRIVALS
Halibut
arrival
were
light
avain
this
morning,
n
total
of
1
1.S00
pounds
being
marketed
on
Ihe
Fish
Kxchangc.
The
American
schooner
Teddy
J.
sold
II,-imil
pounds
and
Ihe
Canadian
schooner
Ooliihin
:t,5(i(i
pounds
al
ll.r.c
and
12c.
lo
Ihe
Canadian
Fih
A
Cold
Storage
Co.
Naval
Reserve
Force
to
be
Recruited
on
Coast
for
Five
OTTAWA,
Ocl.
IP.
A
lloyui
Canadian
Naval
Mi'serve
of
five
hundred
officers
mid
men
is
now
being
organized,
the
selection
of
officers
lo
be
completed
sarly
in
November.
Ileud-Hiiarlers
will
be
established
at
Vancouver,
Victoria
und
Prince
Ilupert
for
Hritish
Columbia.
Applicants
for
positions
will
have
to
he
Hritish
subjects
domiciled
in
Camilla
and
must
not
belong
lo
any
oilier
re.-erv
'
force.
They
must
be
willing
lo
serve
at
sea
whenever
required
and
sign
agrecmeiils
for
five
coiisacntive
years
and
in
most
cases
should
follow
the
sea
as
a
--
profession.
Naval
training
will
lie
at
Halifax
or
Ksipiimalt.
Already
many
officers
of
the
Canadian
.Merchant
Marine
ami,
many
fishermen
have
applied
for,
'registration.
Preparations
for
lifting
the
two,
Preparing
to
Enter
Inner
Tomb
of
King
Tutenkhamen
in
Valley
of
Kings:
Mummy
Expected
there
Ll.'XOIl,
Kgypl,
Od.
III.
TNtifOT'i
rVUTftRQWin
uuv,1Uft')"ILL
PA
AXT
PTnilTi
wvndiMM,
(As
a
protest
Against
Reduction
of
Fmi
by
British
Govern-
ment
I.OXIiOX.
Oct.
H.
A
utrik"
ut
several
Hritish
physicians
is
call.
ed
for
January
I
as
a
prnlesl
axain.st
reiluction
of
fees
from
nine
and
sixpence
In
eilit
ami
ulspenwe
for
eaeh
pali'eitt
trated
under
the
panel
system,
whleh
I
eoiiduele'd
by
Ihe
nowrnilient
rtr
eontrlbulors
to
the
national
heallh
fund.
The
yl"in
cosl
lli
amrii-
nieut
.more
than
a
luiinlfed
mil.
'i'm
dollars
in
!2I
afid
r"lue
.lions
have
been
ordered
ewry-
.where.
"nntb-r
of
doctors
affi-el-
ed
by
the
slrike
may
spread
into
U,0UU,"N
DRUG
DEUVERED
TO
WRONG
PLACE
'
.
1lnt
McQllnchy
Effcts
Ar-
Oriental
In
Police
Station
There'
manv
a
slio
twixl
cun
and
ihe
lip
and
even
the
cuiinin-.-
wile
of
Ihe
Heathen
Chinee
sometimes
do
not
work
out
Ihe
way
intended.
For
instance
one.
givtuv
Ihe
name
of
l.uy
Yoimv,
entered
the
police
slaliou
last
evening
carry
-
ins
a
coal
Tor
another.
Mec
Chonv.
who
was
about
lo
-sail
Tor
New
Westminster
under
escort
lo
do
I
wo
years
for
breaking
and
f
enlering.
Serjeant
.Mc-(ilinchy
searched
Ihe
coat
and
found
in
an
inside
pocket
along-)
mile
of
some
tobacco,
a
small
paekaue
of
prepared
opium
ap
parenlly
meant
for
the
dreamy
purposes
or
.Mee
Chong
ilurin?
his
Ion?
sojourn
In
the
pen.
I.uy
Youns
was
placed
under
arrest
and
wa
charged
in
the
police
court
this
morning
with
having
drugs
in
his
possession.
The
case
was
remanded
until
Years
Service
is
Announced
ClrcDlattoit
1M1
Street
an.
Lapointe
.
Enunciates
r
v..
Regarding
this
Port
"Prince
liupcrt
is
naturally
interested
in
the
future
uf
tlie
Canadian
National
llajlwuys.
There
liav?
heeu
many
changes
since
il
was
built.
'Firs
I
came
Ihe
war
and
Ihen
the
government
look
over
the.
operation
of
Ihe
(irand
Trunk
Pacific
and
other
sysleins.
Couseipieutly
there
wer-
changes
from
the
original
plans.
Lei
me
tell
vou.
however,
thafVt
liu-e
who
sujiporled
the
building
or
the
llraiid
Trunk
Paciric
itailway
and
those
who
know
the
views
taken
Ihen
with
rgard
lo
the
city
of
Prince
Hnpert
n..
ils
leruiiual
will
always
see
wild
a
great
deal
of
sviii-
palhy
auyl'iiug
I
fiat
is
under
-
lakeu
for
the
belterjiieut
and
de-
veloimul
of
litis
city."
declared
j
Hon,
ha
n
i
est
Iipoiute,
minisle.
of
marine
and
fisheries
in
t
1m-course
of
his
address
al
the
luncheon
given
yeslerday
afler-
iioou
by
Ihe
Prince
Ituperl
Hoard
of
Tiade
at
the
HI.
Iteyis
Ciife
in
his
honor.
I"..
C.
Itililious,
president
of
the
Hoard
of
Trade,
briefly
welcomed
Hon.
.Mr.
I.apoiule
and
his
secretary.
Mr.
I.auglnis.
and
thanked
.the
llolary
Club
for
waiviu?
their
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t.n
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i
i
i.
i.iiiii
..ii
l'i
m
i
mini
tu
inv
uaiiifuri
iiaiii
lor
Ihe
occasion
or
tlie.iralherius.i"M1"M,l,ilrJ
101
nreaiang
and
en
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MlH
.-,,-
nf
honor.
Fred
Stork,
M.P,
Mr.
Stork
aid
it
was
always
a
pleasure
to
welcome
members
or
Ihe
federal
cabinet
to
Prince
Huperl
but
it
was
an
exceptional
favor
lo
welcome
Mr.
'Lapoinle.
minister
of
marine
and
"fisheries.
whose
portfolio
was
or
such
importance
lo
Hie
idly.
J'eople
iu
Prince
Ilupert
had
observed
a
ureal
nlie
nomena
like
thai
"of
the
tide.
It
Jould
be
said
that
Hie
eily
had
witnessed
a
great
rising
of
the
tide
in
t'jn
or
H'lHi.
lue
to
the
war
and
other
condition,
the
tide
hud
commenced
lo
recede
land
il
had
gone
so
far
thai
there
;
-
.
.,,
t
,
.
,
wa
uoiiini
iu
signi
inn
inuu
Hals.
Co.iucidculally.
however,
with
Ihe
visit
ofv.Mr.
Lapoint'
a
new
cnmljliou
seemed
to
be
approaching
and
everyone,
.believed
thai
a
turn
and
rise
of
the
tide
had
conimenced.
The
people
of
Prince
Ituperl
all
had
hoe
and
failh
in
the
future
or
the
city
but
they
must
do
something
for
themselves
to
ensure
their
not
being
left
on
the
mud
flats.
'Hie
minister
of
marine
ami
fisheries
had
much
to
do
with
the
port
and
ill'
him
Ihe
citizen
believed
they
hud
a
sterling
and
true
friend.
He
hud
no
hesitation
in
call
ins
upon
him
to
see
that
Northern
Hritish
Columbia
ami
Prince
Ituperl
received
wliat
was
its
just
and
I
rue
dues.
.
Political
Alms
Iu
opening
his
address.
Mr.
Lap'oiule
thanked
Mr.
Stork
fur
Ihe
kind
word
perhaps
altogether
too
kind
that
he
hail
spoken.
H
was
a
pleasure
for
him
to
lie
here
and
he
was
especially
gaij,
K
it
coriesponded
with
the
risinjr
tide
tor
the
city
as
had
been
described
by
Mr.
Stork.
lie.
was
pleased
lo
meet
the
business
men
of
Prince
Ituperl.
II
seemed
to
him
that
men
in
pub
lic
and
business
life
often
lived
loo
Tar
aparl
from
each
other
and
it
would
be
betler
iT
they
exchanged
views
more
rreijuently.
Politicians
as
a
rule
were
animated
wilh
a
spirit
id
democratic
juslicc
and
a
keen
desire
lo
re-fm-m
which
did
not
always
mean
innovation.
As
a
rule
they
wished
NEW
BOSTON
GRILL
Third
Ave.
The
Latest
in
Itestauranls.
Private
Hoses
for
Ladies
and
Parly
tsc.
Boat
Food.
Best
Service.
"Take
Her
to
the
Hoston."
OPEN
DAY
AND
NIQHT.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
x
a
li.1l
i
ta
TWO
YEARS
IN
PENITENTIARY
Chinese
Burglar
Is
Sentenced
James
Bowe
Acquitted
on
Assault
Charge
Mee
Choiig.
Chinese,
was
sentenced
yesterday
aflernumi
by
Judge
Young
in
Ihe
County
Court
t
A
i
i
...
iu
two
year
in
.vew
Westminster
wiiian
Third
Avenue.
Ile"l.al
ead
guily
to
I
he
charge
Ihe
day
pre
vious.
.lame
Howe,
charged
with
assaulting
I).
Sesuin
at
Stewart
recently,
was
acquitted.
He
had
been
in
Ihe
local
lock-up
tor
some
time.
His
Honor
remanded
the
charge
against
Carl
(iustaveiiscu
charged
with
having
stolen
?oods
in
his
possession.
Xo
evidence
was
taken
pending
accused
undergo-
a
menlal
examination.
WASNOTDRUNK
BUT
HAD
A
FIT
Staggering
Man
Does
Not
Necessarily
Mean
Intoxication,
Police
Find
Things
are
not
always
what
they
seem
and
because
a
man
happens
to
stagger
and
collapse
on
the
street
does
not
necessarily
mean
that
he
is
intoxicated.
A
story
from
Ihe
police
court
proves
it.
Yeslerday
morning
no
less
than
I
hire
persons
phoned
iu
from
Third
Avenue
complaining
of
a
drunken
man
being
on
the
street.
Constable
Macdonald
was
despatched
lo
Ihe
scene
but,
when
he
arrived,
the
alleged
drunk
had
been
removed
iu
a
taxi.
Later
iu
the
afternoon.
J.
Dancy
called
al
the
police
slaliou
slating
that
he
hud
had
a
fit
on
the
street
and
had
become,
um
I
uscious.
He
had
lost
a
pair
of
shoes
which
he
was
taking
to
a
cobbler.
Chief
Vickers
uues-lioued
Dancy
and
found
he
was.
Ihe
"same
man
who
had
supposedly
been
intoxicated,
lie
directed
Dancy
to
William
llaynur,
the
laxt
man,
and
there
the
missing
shoes
were
found.
ESTHONIAN
FAMILIES
MAY
COME
TO
PROVINCE
WINNIPEG.
Oct.
10.
Itenre.
.venting
one
hundred
Eslhonian
thousand
tuns
of
earth,
stone
and
wooden
j'oisls
that
now
resign
do
what
was
fair
and
just
andifamllies
with
an
aggregate
capl-dver
Hit!
tomb
of
Tutenkhamen
are
procueding
apace.
Ilowardhe.v
guuld
always
gain
by
sub-
tal
of
3U0,00il.
rear
ndmiruk
Carter
und
his.
associates
have
re-established
themselves
ul
the.
milling
their
views
to
the
cru-
John
Pitka,
retired,
representim?
entrance
lo
the
Valley
of
Kings
and
have
made
a
survey
of
Illegible
.of
the
business
world.
the
Ksthoniau
government,
is
lu-wurk
which
must
bo
done
before
the
inner
tomb
believed
toj
"Canadian
business
and
indus.
vestlgating
Western
Canadian
contain
the
mummy
of
Ihe
pharonb
can
be
opened.
H
is
be-(try
has
passed
the
stage
of
ex-duud
settlement
possibilities,
He
Unveil
the
body
of
the
king
will
be
revealed
just
as
il
was
perimenl."
said
Ihe
speaker.
"The
said
lie
expected
lo
find
what
hit
buried.
j
(continued
on
paje
two''
fwautcd
iu
llrilUu
Columbia.