There
Iiu
hem
wire
money
f
nt
in
mining
development
work
llus
eur
in
the
Stewart
district
than
fv-r
before
and
Uiel
:
iill
have
Leeii
belter
than
ever
declare
O.
A.
t.lniiuer,
resident
mining
engineer
Tor
tin
inriul
government,
who
is
just
lack
from
his
uiuiual
trip
of
inspection
t
(lit-
mining
properties
;:i
that
district.
Wherever
uffiriciil
money
i
spent
for
development
there
sr
in-
tu
la
iiu
doubt
nf
results.
Mr,
Clothier
.'ates.
This
Iiu
been
prui'ii
in
llu
hiiuwell.
Indian.
Iii(ur
Mis-
nm
Outsider.
H.U
Silver,
ami
other
properties.
YY'ouderftil
STORM
SWEPT
tery
THE
ATLANTIC
SIXTY
PIRATES
ROB
CHINESE
,
-I..K..1....
i
ii...
n.
,n...
i
i
t.i
i.
of
Ibis
progre.w
un
Ijecn
ninoe
III
imiiii
'llu-
Hear
and
Salmon
Hlver
!.
Mr.
Clothier
estimates
thai
al
leasl
Imlf
a
million
dollars
inler,
"
Mr.
Uothicr
eipecls
thai
8ecreta
thamselvea
on
Vessel
and
being
or
this
nature.
Then
Kill
Captain
and
Mate
while
men,
robbed
:ioi)
m
Slxly
i
of
the
grealesl
u.oi.
n.,.1..
nr..-
-...I
n
tin-is
inr
n
c-ii-
(1171
iiiim
nally
compelled
Ihe
eiigiiietoom
'
-
"'properties
ri
ii'.-i
ill
ace
i
Ihe
.
hiinillls
.,,
where
they.',
,
'
ushoie,
.
and
......
...mi
will
escaped.
INCREASED
EARNINGS
CANADIAN
NATIONAL
MO.VIItKAL,
Oct.
25.-
dross
earnings
of
the
Cainidliiii
Nation
u
o
ier
ill
were
10
7
1
I.
"Hiiaiuau
.u
lonai
Hallways
iromii-
i
.
,.....
...
'sa
sfuctory
vcsuu
been
08,082,085,
being
nil
In
crease
of
((7.115,31-1
us
com
pared
wilh
the
pi
r
d
o'J
IQU.
Salmon
River
YYASIIIMiTON,
Oct.
23.
-
Washington
today
ex-It'iulctl
I
lie
ollicial
welcome
of
1
In
nalioii
lo
David
Lloyd
Oeorge,
war
premier
of
Oreal
llriluin.
Following
the
reception
ni
lit.
arrival
by
representative
fr
the
government,
Mr.
Lloyd
Oeorge
railed
upon
Secretary
of
Slates
Hughes.
He
I
li
f
it'll
-d
with
President
Coo!-lilge
ailil
members
nf
the
cabinet
and
this
afternoon
i
visiting
Kx-Pre-i-iUiif
Wood
row
WiNon.
FISHERMEN'S
hu
beeu
spenl
in
ilfflonMil
Committees
Having
Project
work
un
properties
in
(In-
Stewart
;
M,n
Wah,
Oood
proop,..
Iloirii'i.
ii
i
going
in
w
u
nn-ui
'mining
country
for
many
year1
m
.ii
r.r
.
.
ii
i
Steamers
na
m-
w.
.
ja.iAAtft
.
LUTMEHAW
OCIETY
Disaataruui
.8nwwy.H,rptnernt,u.jnr,
York
Reports
n,r
,MIy
iiiplnif
iiiim-
lmt
'I
In-
Oiit.iilcr
al
Maidi'
I
lay
n
ii
ALCOHOL
DESTROYED
,.tt.,
uill
b-
tdiiiiiuiiit
llu
fall
ami
llu-
Indian
ami
iMjnwell
William
S.
Macdonald
Was
W
pn.j.at.iy
,e
u,.iil
to
Hie
Abandoned
by
Crew
Who
Set
P,i
ypat..
Fire
to
Vessel
N
I
AY
YOllK.
O.
I.
Seral
With
Negotiations
a
view
to
rlalililiiiu
a
fisher-
iihmi's
huine
at
llns
ort
hac
iio-ii
it
living
iiii-
imj.
i
iia.i:
.
n;i
going
nicnnicr.
hii
nun-
inrK,,r
runaeily
concentration
.....
.'v,u
of
Mirtill
crnll
m-l
diuler
work!(
,,,
U.M.
oK.r0ed
at
,,
,
reiIUre,i
lo
,akc
a
olxht
In
u
-lorui
which
fu
,,r,.,.,.ni
,,H'
will
be
in-
.(lj,rl
m,
arluiliv
will
bell
-x
Atlantic
liore..
.
.Many
imi
BiuJ.
Hie
linancial
su..ort
of
Hie
eilU
Kiid
canoe
wepl
uenwanl-
were
Bear
Blver
Valley
'jtms.
In
iew
or
the
uudisuted
Ui
sin.)id.
Schooner
Willinm
S.J
yi,.
..
.,
ia
been
value
that
such
an
institution
Macdonabl,
an
nleolnd
rarr)tiiK
,i.vtrlwiietl
on
the
Uunwell
mine
uimiIiI
be
In
the
city,
the
coiiuui
-Ii;
af
from
Lnhave.
N.S..
fousht
a,i
fVl.
hilo
from
Stewart
up
tws
feel
no
neccssiy
for
hesilat-Mie
element
for
hours
and
finally
jj,,,
n0iir
tjU.r
ami
work
will
be
jm?
In
imlling
forward
llieir
case,
was
abandoned
by
her
rrvw.
who
cnHnm-d
all
winter
employing
There
was
a
meeting
of
Hie
two
s'l
fire
lo
th
vessel
and
?..'
jj
or
20
men,
Mr.
r.lotlier
re-
fl-herii's
coinmittee
on
the
mal-uiiu
worth
of
pure
alcohol
aboard.
lorM.
Ilm
declopmeul
ami
er
in
the
office
of
Hybhawi
A
itie
crew
win
picket!
hj
by
h
showings
made
recently
on
llils
llaiisou
yesterday
afternoon
al
'escue
vessel.
'
.
properly
arc
of
outstanding'
Im-
which
considcrablo
progress
on
An
unknown
steamer
was
re-
portiiuce
to
Slewarl
town
and
the
the
project
was
reported.
At-i.,,
!,..!
ii-i.
rr
liidnwaie
s
li.-nr
lller
country
generally,
tending
this
meeting
were
John
.lislriet
1
l..
S.
K.
(i.ipbell
uud
V.
Upc
hut
II
fale
renuiin
u
mys-
Like
other
mines
in
the
ii.
ill
is
a
golil,
sliver
uiihjihiu
pro-
i..
"iiiidni!-
i-,h-.--i-ihiii
i.erty.
II
is
owned
and
operated
board
of
Irude
and
Aid.
Macdonald
by
Stewart
Uros.
They
are
using
and
Abl.
bmilli
or
the
city
coun
ii...
oiiinrissor
in
the
old
Port,
cil.
Iaud
Canal
mine
which
has
been
The
Lulheran
Young
people's
connected
"P
I"
"PIly
power
lo
.vssocianon
oi
.onu
.vmcrica
nus
Hie
Diinwcll.uciinueiy
uiiuiTinini
w
!thc
inarliinery
on
(Considerable
tunnel
work
has
ami
pay
me
sa.a
ry
oi
a
suhuimc
ibeeii
carried
out.
all,
operations
man
10
manage
no-
iionu-
i-
lesiaoiisiii'ii,
i
ins
inuii
nni
in-
owned
by.M'ecially
uonlirie.l
in
Hits
line
or
The
(leorge
property
V.
II,
(ieorge
will,
ii
i
umier-,-.
.'.
.
i
i
.......r.l
!
nus
nre
bi
ng
nivnared
by
the
.......
.
..I.
....I
l..t
I.1VIII1II.I
ll1't
IIIIIJIIVI
1
-
-
IIOMi
hO.ML
cL
.V.
Mo
i.
-
:.
Voiiiniinv
"
It
"
is
"o'conimlllees
tor
a
building
and.
Pirates.
.Uly
armed,
secreled
by
the
.rn
';UU
'
"
y
,,,;v
,,.,,
they
are
ready,
the
project
He
tin
r
"heinseUe
aboard
the
Chinese
miles
up
JJlw1
,,e
yui,mi,tl
k,
IC
tl,,iic
s
ewarl
a
d
Is
lx
.
v
p.
o
.
.
uuer
Siulning.
jhol
down
Ihe.rron.
(
r
m
a
eaplaiii
and
chief
male,
both
oml
Un-
Vis
li
e
Jscrlpl
Ion
drive.
11
is
intended
Chinese
i.a..a.
-
""'
,
,
.
up
n
Mh
passengers,
tunny
of
whom,
were
i'"
"
"
.vili
i.
nP.buibliiig.
probably
of
two
storeys,
i
,n
i
........
ii.i
nv..e
which
will
be
eoniforlably
equip
louij.-
.....v
....:ii..
!.
happened
,
,
for
,.
he
.
llcni
I.,,,,.,
11
niver
lu
r
il
I
s-
s-,
Pen
W
illi
rtmtiiiip.
i
m
um,
ni
m
in,
i.ioi
in
in
II
will
give
oiuiii
I'OW.
...
I..
IniiKiiOI'tll
i.
.
"
lion
open
up
me
mineral
bell
in
the
Upper
Hear
lliver
Valley.
II
will
also
put
properties
on
Ihe
Naas
slope
within
reasonable
distance
or
tianspor-
liilinn.
.
,
.
The
Prince
John
Mining
,as
been
winking
all
siiniioer
on
the
Prince
John
group
on
Ihe
west
...
til..,.,
.il.finl
five
id
iiniiveiiv-
fi.Hii.,.
.,.-t
eo.ll.iL'si.le
or
me
lo-...
t"
"
,
I
k
S
i.u
lll
.
A
i"
Hi'-1
"
:
.
.
.
i....
i
Art.
ileal
of
trail
work
and
great
camV
...
increase
oi
vui.ovi
m-
-
,,,,.
.p.ne
In
piepar
I
fr
')l'r,,
'"V"
mT
Week
of
111
'
ii.Jexlensite
scale.
The
work
on
the
ti.
Hit
.
of
r
arosH
earu
ngs
II...,
(,.
,,r.MhlcC(
Diamond
drillinir
has
been
done
ii
.1
1
1
!
Mid-
coiresnomling
on
both
ll.o
iiiuiuu
......
..-
'
outiliuu.
d
on
pajfo
mo)
shower
bnlhs,
ele.
II
will
pro-
1I...I.I..
......I
l.
II,,.
iinlf.lilk.k,.)iihf..l
ttt
IMIIMJ
l-.l
in
tin-
mi
i...
$lo.iuo
or
l'.ooo.
NegoliHlions
with
the
provin
clal
governnieiil
Tor
two
or
three
lots,
near
the
corner
of
l-irsl
Avenue
and
Mcllrhle
Street
on
which
to
erect
Ihe
building,
give
promise
of
being
successful.
EDWARD
PEARSON
DIES
AT
VICTORIA
VICTOIUA,
Oct.
23.
Kdward
Pcorson,
a
survivor
of
the
Cariboo
rush,
died
yesterday
aged
87.
He
came
here
let
I
Hoi
f
rom
F.ng-luiid
and
for
years
he
was
u
Justice
of
Ihe
pence
here.
cohti'Mhn
rir
V
Di'lr
N'mvn
Whan
Vu
Want
A
TAXI
She
BOSTON
NEW
GRILL
99
Third
Ave.
The
Latest
in
lleslauranl.
in
a
hurry
Private
Hoxes
for
Ladies
-in
.'
ami
Party
Use.
PRINCE
jRUPERT
Bast
Food.
Best
Service.
eat
Cars
and
Bait
Servloe
10a
'Take
Her
to
the
Hoslon'
In
tha
Olty.
Rates
Reasonable
Li
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
OPEN
DAY
AND
NIOHT.
VOL,
XIM..
NO.
252.
I'lllNUK
M.PKIIT,
H.tl,
TIH
IISIi.VY.
OCTOHKIt
.35,
11.23.
V(itrr'(
ClMMalloi
1CS3.
Sirttt
Sl
S22.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
MONEY
MEANS
SUCCESS
NORTHERN
MINING
1
4.
HOME
LIKELY
In
WILL
PROVIDC
MAN
Erecting
Building
to
Cost
910,000
or
$12,000
.Vegolialious
cuiiducled
by
I
lie
riMliirin
fiill
li.
nf
III..
llv
Judging
from
new
deelo.meiit
,.ountj,
,,
,K(an,
f
,,..,,.
vsj,j,
wiirk
done
n-cently
on
(he
Prr
sited
frame
j
CANADA'S
PRIME
MINISTER
PROVES
REAL
CANADIAN
PATRIOT
IN
ENGLAND
Properties
in
Stewart
Mining
Field
Prove
up
!
with
Development
Work
Permanancy
of
Camp
is
Assured
Future
of
t
Alice
Arm
Bright
Showings
at
Kitsumkalum
LLOYD
GEORGE
IN
WASHINGTON
BBBBBBBBBBBBBslil'
BBBBBBBBBBBBBM
'
tfjbaLl
JbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbW
The
death
Treloar,
a
RAILWAYS
BENEFIT
is
aiinmiiifcd
nf
Hir
William
former
lord
minor
of
Loudon.
By-election
at
"Winnipeg
Gives
nl
)
-
i
mm
t
dolicitor
General
much
Larger
Majority
Than
Previous
COMMUNISTS
ON
BERLIN
Large
Bands
Approaching
German
Capital
and
Serious
Trouble
Ex-peoted
LONDON.
Oct.
25.
A
Central
News
despatch
from
Berlin
received
shortly
after
three
this
afternoon
says
that
targe
bands
of
Communists
are
marching
on
the
German
capital
and
that
the
police
have
been
rushed
out
to
Intercept
them.
The
despatch
also
stated
that
the
Communists
were
assembling
trong
forces
In
the
Llchtenberger
district
of
Berlin
but
the
police
had
surrounded
the
whole
neighborhood.
Serious
trouble
Is
expected
tonight,
the
message
adds.
JUS
'
.u
n
I
.
.
i
iwu
oiuer.
cuiniinaies,
j.
..
!
Mm
tin.
labor,
and
Paul
Gige-
jjoznk,
independent,
lost
their
tie.
posit.
Fred
Stork's
Opinion
Fred
Stork
w
lieu
seen
in
re-
AVtl
lit
llll
l
irii
i
ri..'l
III!,
flf
llu.
the
wcl
representation
and
..
..
.
ii.
i.
..i
K
M
KKN
K
NN
Canadian
Passengers
Rushed
from
Hall-fax
to
New
York
Beat
Boat
by
Two
Days
TO
It
ONTO,
Oct.
25.
The
Can-
liners
giung
direct
io
(hat
port.
It
Is
claimed
Hint
passengers
from
the
Halite
which
readied
Halifax
on
Saturday
were
In
New
Y'ork
two
days
sooner
than
It
they
had
'.'cue
throuuh
on
t
Iiu
sleanier.
a
vole
or
ennridence
in
Hie
ad
ministration.
SHIPMENT
TO
THIS
MONTH
IS
BIG
Freighter
Will
Load
600,000
Feet
of
Lumber
Here
Largest
Quantity
Yet
I
he
lumber
shipment
going
to
Japan
from
lhi
port
Canadian
(ioxerumeut
Premier
King
Pleads
Before
British
Chamber
of
Commerce
for
Investment
in
Dominion
.
I.UNI'ON,
Oct.
25.
Premier
.Mackenzie
King
of
(JanuiJu
re-nevedchi
pleu
Just
night
for
the
investment
of
Hrili-.Ii
cupital
in
the
Ilnniinioii.
leakillg
al
a
dinner
given
liy
the
Hritih
Cliuniherof
Cum
nicrce,
M:
kiiik
U
claim
(hat
ivvTi
things
were
needed
by
a
young
and
growing
country
like
Canada.
They
were
munufac-lure
.1nd
money
revenue.
Ilecenlly
(Liruula
had
seen
great
growth
of
milling
developnient,
ngriculttirul
productioii,
inanu-fucluring
and
fisheries
and
forest
wealth.
The
total
output
o
'
t.aiiada'.
manufacturing
estab
LIQUOR
CHARGES
ARE
LAID
TODAY
Six
Cases
Opened
In
Police
Court
Following
Activities
of
Dry
Squad
Officers
1'idlowiiig
up
acliil;es
or
Liquor
Itoanl
operators
wlio
have
been
in
I
lie
city
for
the
past
few
weeks,
city
ami
provincial
police
orrieers
under
Chit-r
YV.
II.
Vick-j
ers
and
Inipeclor
T.
YV.
S.
Par-
.ons
made
arrests
last
evening
anil
ix
tirsons
appeared
in
tin;
rwi
enj
i'iir-
roriri
nil
iiioininjf
vr-
lishments
had
now
reached
a
hislier
leel
than
that
of
her
farms.
'We
are
in
brief,"
t
the
Premier
declared,
"the
seroyd
largest
manufacturing
country
in.
the
t
1111
!
LOYALISTS
ARE
1
ime
forv
a':''''ra't'
Mct:ivinonl
injas
rar
away
as
ever
for
the
Separ,
i
answer
lo
eharg-s
under
the
atisls.
Alllioujtli
lh.y
are
mak-
w
'
(iSovcrnmeiil
LiiUor
Act.
The
of-
jng
fresh
conquests,
(hey
do
not
YY
INNTPL'ti,
Oct.
25.
Winnipeg
is
behind
Hie
I'ominioii
fleers
who
took
part
in
making
appear
to
hac
sufficient
forces
(SovtTiimcut.
The
city
lia
re-elected
Hon.
K.
J.
Murray
us
the
arrests
were
Chief
Yickers,
lo
hold
them.
The
Loyalists,
in
iliember
for
orlli
YY'miiipeg
following
hi
apoiiiment
lo
tliejlnspcitor
Parsons.
Sergeant
II.
the
presence
of
complete
apathy
po-t
or
solicitor
general
for
the
Dominion.
Not
only
lias
YY'iuiiipeg
endorsed
Ihe
iiptoiiitiueul
hut
it
ha-
done
so
h
a
very
large
majority.
YY'liile
al
the
lat
election
the
majority
uf
Mr.
Murray
wa
only
15
in
a
four
corner
contest,
yesterday
he
secured
a
majority
of
Vtffo
over
the'next
op-
MMi-nt.
A.
A.
Heaps,
the
labor
representative.
Rhlneland
Republic
as
Far
Dis
tant
for
Separatists
as
Ever
PA
It
IS.
Oct.
25.
TheiUhiue-
Inhir'ffepiimfKfii
Mclilinchy.
loiislable
Alex
Mac-
or
t
lie
general
public,
seem
to
doiiald,
P
roxiucial
Constables'
II.
have
not
the
least
difficulty
in
P.
Ponder
and
Alex.
Saint
and
regaining
control,
three
special
provincial
orrieers,
I
.
Henry
Ituggles,
James
Slewarl
and
William
lluggard.
Alt
ca.es,
on
being
called
this
morning,
were
remanded
until
Monday.,
some
on
the
request
oT
City
Solicitor
Jones
who
is
prose
cuting
and
others
on
request
or
derending
counsel.
Ole
Marliiison.
taxi
driver,
was
charged
Willi
selling
intoxicating
i..,.iL...
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n..
..i..t,
..-.i
..r
liquor
on
October
,
.....
.......
V
...
...
,
on
vue
allowed.
Merchant!
adian
National
Hallways
stand
to
Marine
sleanier
Canadian
DADnCD
Tft
RHRnFR
lo
Henry
lr
M
v
i..
,.
,.,ill,.
:..
ll.
"Kries.
lie
pii-iui-u
m-v
I,
mm
renin
Ihe
ooeralioii
of
IliO
k'..l,.l.i....
l.,.l
r.,l
11U...II
line
UUIUI.U
IV
WVlwiut
I'niled
Slates
immigration
law
lt.r0
from
the
Orient
tomorrow,
by
which
a
quota
U
set
of
the
NVill
probably
be
the
Jargesl
since
number
thai
will
be
received
ihe
(!.(!.
M.M.
bonis
stalled
calling
from
each
country.
Liners
aiv'i,
r,,r
cargo.
'Seventeen
ear-
now
landing
passengers
al
Hall-
loads
have
arrived
at
Hie
lumber
fax
and
are
rushing
llieni
over
.assembly
wharf
and
the
consign-Ihe
Canadian
National
Hailvwiy
nient
will
likely
be
in
Ihe
neigh-
and
Allied
American
lines
to
Nevvjuirhood
of
000.000
reel,
Ihe
ma-
York
In
order
to
beat
out
HiOijorilv
or
it
hemlock
with
smullci
uilly
goxeinmenl
SSvi.,"!a,,
U
k,'!ew
,wll,"'!
wa
an
erfort
lo
11
aooui
selling
uie
liquor.
.
'maud
was
made
until
Monday
on
11
l..,tii..l
.r
I
ilv
Si.lii.iliii.
.Iiitu.u
Ihe
people
of
the
-west.
.--m-
-
;"',',.-
.,
.Iwlio
staled
lie
wanted
the
whiskey
,,
...
i
,i
.
i.
,:
i
ruiiuri
tue
-'ii-t:i.loii
iiuni.aii.li
that
Premier
Mackenzie
had
Hie
conridence
of
Ihe
people.
It
was
a
notable
victory
and
Hie
country
was
tu
be
congratulated
on
it.
Mr.
Slork
said
that
this
was
an
indication
that
when
the
time
appeal
to
the
country
in
a
leral
election
the
west
would
do
jbelter
than
it
did
on
the
previous
ioccaion.
Yesterday's
result
wws
in
qucsliuu
analyzed.
I
Owen
Fisher,
manager
or
Hie
impress
Social
Club,
was
charged
with
keeping
intoxicating
liquor
for
sale
at
his
place
'of
business,
He
was
repre,sened
In
V
(
Kill
lull
who
asked
fdr
came
for
Mackenzie
King
to
again!
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ii.,ii
,,r
.......
-..
r-
gCII-
jt'ioil
iv-nw
LMiinleil
May
HiiKer,
colored,
013
Tliird
Avenue
YVest,
was
charged
with
selling
intoxicating
liquor
on
October
5
to
James
Slewarl,
and
Peggy
Stevens,
818
Fraser
Street
faced
a
similar
charge.
Hoth
pleaded
not
guilty
and
were
remanded
until
Monday.
Jack
Zarelli
and
luck
Huller.
slewards
of
the.
Loggers'
Club,
were
each
charged
with
selling
beer
to
YVilliam
lluggard
on
October
3"aml
October
1
'.respectively.
Milton
vC.onzales
appeared
Tor
both
and
asked
for
remand
until
Monday.
Hail
at
$3011
was
FLYERS
HOPPED
OFF
Capt.
Smith
and
LleuL
Rlchter
Left
Sumas
This
Morning
and'
Pass
Eugene,
Oregon
SUM
AS,
Oct.
25.
Capt.
L.
II.
quantities
of
spruce
and
cedar.
(smith
ami
Lieut.
J.
P.
lli'.'hlcr,
iii-
C.
11.
Anderson
of
the
Pacm-Mcnuing
io
make
a
nou-siop
mum
Coasl
Lumber
Inspection
Hureaujrom
me
i.aiimiian
io
uie
.Mexican
Is
at
present
in
the
city
having
bonier,
Hopped
orr
nere
uus
arrived
finim
Ihe
interior
at
tho.
morning.
The
machine
passed
'..
..r
Dm
week
niivlnsr
a
visit
over
Hugene,
Oregon,
at
10.10
to
tieorgetowa
since
thun.
itJn
i
IMPERIAL
OIL
COMPANY
WILL
CONTINUE
WORK
Will
Send
in
at
Least
One
Crew
to
Fort
Norman
District
It
Is
Announced
TOIU
.T
),
o7t
5.
The
Imperial
Oil
Company
announces
that
it
intends
to
'continue
pioneer
work
in
Ihe
northwest
next
year.
Al
least
one
crew-will
be
sent
in,
either
to
deepen
Ihe
Discovery
well
or
drill
a
deep
hole
alongside
it.
Discovery
well
is
now
down
051
feel
and
is
capable
of
sixty
lo
seventy
barrel
production.
The
well
at
Hlue
t'ish
Creek
ia
down
105
feet
and
Is
likely
to
bo"
continued.
Jlear
Island
well
was
abandoned
iu
beaver
tail
limestone
al
2,0'JO
feel
when
salt
water
wus
encountered.
Well
"C"
across
the
river
from
Discovery
well
was
abandoned
in
limestone
al
3,057
feet.
SIKH
LEADER
BLOWN
TO
PIECES
BY
BOMB
Dhanna
Sikh
and
Five
Policemen
Lose
Their
Lives
Near
Hohlharpur
LAllOltK,
llritish
India,
Oct.
25.
Six
persons,-
including
Dhanna
Sikh.
Ihe
notorious
leader
of
the
Hilharakalis,
Sikh
xealols,
i
were
killed
today
by
the
explosion
of
a
bomb
near
llohiharpur.
While
Dilution
was
being
arrested,
the
bomb
which
he
carried
exploded,
blowing
him
and
five
policemen
to
pieces
besides
wounding
several
others.
BACK
OF
PROHIBITION
WASIIINC.TON.
I)TC,
Oct.
25-
Assurances
that
the
Coolidge
administration,
like
the
Harding
regime,
stands
squarely
for
proi
hibition
enforcement,
was
given
by
Prohibition
Commissioner
llayues
al
the
opening
session
of
Ihe
ellitenslilp
conference
on
enforcement
0
ailed
by
the
Federate
cd
touueii
of
LUuicUts.