Whwi
Vmi
Want
A
Kiln
IJ-l.n.
NET
REVENUE
OF
RAILWAYS
Increase
of
Over
Five
Millions
Shown
Largely
from
United
States
Lines
OTTAWA,
Ocl.
a.
A
net
operating
revenue
of
-.l8t,lC0
was
earned
by
Hie
Canadian
National
kjh.
bill
Ihi
a
turneil
into
a
surplus
by
Hie
nel
revenue
on
Hie
United
Slalc
line
which
amounted
to
5,;i7.riy.
FISH
ARRIVALS
Hallbut
Still
Scarce
at
Eichanae
and
Prices
Continue
at
High
Figure
llaliliiil
arrivaU
at
Hie
lciil
.-vnl.a,..,
M.l.lilui
II.,
1.1'
in
11
it,
i'
jf
1
.hi
lotallin?
i?.5un
imiuikI.
One
IhimI
Anirnrmi
aiil
Hie
bal
i
....o...n..
.
....
..I
.
...
.....-.-
-
American
II:
..a
11.
.urra,
o.oun
ikiiihii.
ai
ib.uc
lie,
lo
Hie
lloyat
1
lli
Ui.
Canadian
Thelliia,
7.00ft
muiihN
al
!7
anl
lOr,
lo
Hie
(iiiadiau
Fih
A
Odd
Slirni(
Ikj.
Mulrneag.
SwOO
jund.
at
I7.lt
and
IOC
lo
the
Hoyal
-ih
llouipauy.
II.
and
It..
a.ooO
poundo.
at
17.1c.
and
I
IK',
lo
Hie
Allin
Fih.
erlex.
SIX
FOUGHT
DEATH
AND
FINALLY
WON
Clung
to
Masts
of
Wrecked
Steamer
for
36
Hours
Before
Picked
Up
St:V
YOl
IK,
Oct.
8.-
Clinging
for
3(5
hours
lo
two
masts,
all
that
remained
of
the
HcainVrl
(overiior
Parr,
six
men
fought
a
hallle
with
death
and
won.
when
they
were
finally
picked
up
by
the
freiKhter
Schoducl.
The
ship
went
down
in
hur
ricane
off
.Nova
M-otla
coast
ami
('apt.
Anpus
Itlchaids
and
Sea-iiiiiii
High
perished.
The
ship's
cat
and
dog
were
saved.
OLDEST
WOMAN
IN
CANADA
PASSES
ON
Mrs.
Emma
Brown
Died
at
Age
t
of
109
Years:
.
She
Was
a
Native
of
England
HAMILTON,
Ocl.
8.
Mrs.
Km-
ma
llrown.
believed
lo
be
Can
ada's
oldest
woman,
died
.
here
today.
She
w
as
I
OH
years
of
age.
A
nalive
of
Kutfland,
she
came
to
Canada
seventy
years
ago
in
a
ailing
ship.
.
A
parly
consisting
of
A.
Andre-sun,
Lo
Angeles;
August
Anderson,
Oakland;
Andrew
Sonksen,
Fresno;
Ludvlg
Anderson,
Sot-vang.
Cal.,
and
Carl
Mygand,
San
Francisco,
who
have
been
attending
a
Scandinavian
con
vention
in
SI.
Louis,
reached
the
rllv
from
Ihe
east
on
Sunday
night's
train
ami
proceeded
south
this
morning
on
Ihe
sleamer
Prjnce
lluperl.
Advertise
in
the
Dally
News.
TMIQQ
BOSTON
NEW
GRILL
Third
Ave.
in
a
hurry
II
if
Latest
in
llestauranls.
Private
Poxes
fur
Ladies
Pbne
t
1
ami
Parly
te.
mi
Oar
and
Bail
rvlci
PRINCE
RUPERT
Best
Food.
Bast
Service.
(
the
City.
Rata
Reasonable
Take.
Her
to
Hit?
Doston.'
n
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
OPEN
DAY
AND
NIQHT.
XI"
.
NO.SU7.
VOL
I'lUNCH
HUPKIIT.
IU1,
MONDAY.
OCTOHKIt
8,
IU2:t.
tHurUj'i
ClfcyliUm
177.
Str.M
Mm
4M.
PIUCE
FIVE
CENTS.
IGOTIhNS
WITH
GERMANY
GOING
ON
ARRANGEMENTS
FOR
DEAL
BETWEEN
LAND
COMPANY
AND
GOVERNMENT
Germany
will
Probably
Deliver
Goods
Instead
Money
on
Reparations
PVIIIS.
Oil.
X.
-N-giiJialmnw
between
representative
of
iirriuaii
indtilruif
uruups
and
Ihe
Franco-Hrlgiati
authorities
.if
oc-iiuitiJii
looking
forward
li
complete
rrsiuupliou
of
wurk,HilwBy
hi
Hie
seven
inonlh
ii
lluhr
are
ill
fair
way
lit
mcreed
it
wa
slaled
al
Hie
French
gliding
July
31
of
Hie
presci'.
rrign
office
today
II
een
likely
mIu
that
arrangements
ear-
ThU
contra!
favorably
will
l.o
made
fur
deliveries
in
kind
on
reparation
nrconnl.
w'Hi
similar
jM-rioJ
year
ago
when
Hie
leficil
,
.202,yt2.
IFAI
ffllSY
WAS
LI(JU0R
PLEBISCITE
fe
N--."n-n.rS
MURDER
CAUSE
Manitoba
Man
Shot
and
Killed
and
Threo
In
HoaplUl
While
Miscreant
Escaped
!
IMLHSOX.
on
H
John
Kulk.
,
1
Si
farmer
..t
T0LI01.
of
Xinnoba.
w.
'"
0"l
kilir..t!
-
m
an
iiiildenlified
automobile.
...
..
i
a
a..lSu
M
.Initm.
ffta
A'ltUIt
KlHvB
I
Jean
""""
""-!..
usald
to
have
Incurred
lh
Jl-
t
..
......
...
II..
...nr.
......
,
I
lir
miiik
ill
T.......
.i.,L
W..I.I.M.
Xliara.
aal'
,-rf..mi
........
lot.
,
of
her
V
-
father
amt
llwartl
Tewei.
iat
t
1
n
Hie
re.ro-
anil
WMV
011
HiMr
tieal
lv
a
rock,
t
'
iliree
arf
n
b--olal
ami
a.ailanf
i.
n.iv.l.
SEATTLE
MAN
SHOT
BY
GIRL
far
Dvlng
Man
States
He
Never
Saw-
in
Her
Before
But
Was
Going
lo
Help
Her
Hi.rn.K.
r
-
,Miry
-
UeHle,
asiil
3t.
an
n.l
rrl
Wtyi
rtyenll)'
marrn-l.
"hoi
n
a
rtiaillnne
near
here
early
n.fa,nwtrnlnir
ly
Wlnlfml
OibboiiK.
niie.1
SI.
who
rlalm
he
knew
t.nrrlle
year
a?ii
n
one
Hill
Willlnin.
In
a
ilyliiK
laleinftil
Larelle
nai.l
In
neter
nw
Hie
irl
before.
He
wa
lalkliiB
with
a
Brntip
of
men
on
the
verainlnh
when
the
girl
rnmr
In
ak
nilllne
in
Relllng
her
rnr
onl
of
n
nilrh
....l...
ui...
.
...I.I..H
1
1-
.Iri'U'
a
re-
imn'j.
fn.-
.mi'"
ovrr
from
her
rlolhinir
nml
fire.1
"l
al
f.nrelle.
hillinir
him
in
Ho-
no
ilomen.
The
plrl
i
in
eiistiMly.
OLD
MINER
LEFT
FOR
BETTER
DIGGINGS
AS
HE
JUMPED
OUT
OF
WINDOW
1
VICmltlA,
Old
Kdwiiii
..
...
..
...
1
1...
ui.
i
oower.
ngen
i.
hiwi
Meu'a
Hume
yeletflay
He
Pioneer
of
Aliika
and
the
Cnri-Imo
I..
country
ami
latterly
suffered
fri.n.
LuiinciiiiiiioiiM.
Yesterday
i
i....
morning
lie
lol.l
ills
con,.
I
.,.I'..i.,.il.i.
'tiiitririi
hi
of
...
l
iiii"
ie
t
Niivaioiii
...ii.,,,
j
)'
"...
.
.1
!!...
'iivn
"V
H1"
ll'millfet
...".
..ly'ti
heller
l
lu
KtllK-.
The,
lie
Jiimiied
mil
of
the
second
..i
i.
.iirr..!-...!
ii
morey
winnow
tui't
"
-
fracti.H.
f
the
.ki.ll
from
whleh
lie
later
died.
MIhh
toabiil
0.
Ariusli-onu.
who
ha
been
iillemling
Hie
recent
ennvenlion
of
Ihe
Caiiadhin
Wouien'a
Pre
n
Ulnh
im...
In
it.
..
nneoti-
"
tep,
paed
llirough
Ihe
cly
.
.
...i
it...
r.
i.i
i
nil
uniay
evening
nrriviun
h"
Houlh
on
Ihe
.drainer
Prince
itn
-
I'Cll
and
urucecdiiHf
''
l
uJ'.m--
Electors
to
be
Given
Choice
of
Four
Alternatives
Government
Control
or
LDMO.VHi.N,
Alia.,
Oel.
-Through
a
preferential
ballot
h
four
allrrtialie.
rlcclor
lirla
on
November
5.
will
ciile
whHhrr
llirre
is
l
In
a
"ling
m
Hie
provincial
liquor
s.
(Im
Ha
ill
111
A
trL
!
mm
iff
iiir.
I'
-
f
....
it
t....
limihllillliMI.
.
I
!
wHi.imilee
-
rfmn.w
me
,'i.utiwi
of
a
lUely
dHale
.lurtng
f
.
I
Im-I
two
ala
"I
me
eion.i
lite
fri
of
lallol
Mill
be
a
ful-lautl
a
Pnliibilb'ii.
Meaning
tlierer))
ronl
iiiualuMi
ami
ileel-.inueitl
of
Hie
present
leyinla-lion;
'he
abolition
of
Hie
ale
of
all
Iniuore
oilier
than
Tor
medicinal.
rra
menial,
maim,
I
li
ring
and
MTienliflC
ir-Mte.
of
beer.
i
l.iwneil
-ale
Meaning
I
hereby
the
ale
of
beer
lterned
holeU
and
oilier
ireine,
a
iroih-l
In
Hie
pro
posed
Teinjierance
Ael.
ie
l5oerniiieiil
i-ale
of
beer.
-.Meaiiin?
I
hereby
Hie
nale
of
herr
by
or
llirough
government
vidor
for
ronunipHon
Its
pri
vate
residence
under
covern-IneHt
wtnlroland
regiilaliwin..
I
lioverniiirnt
a!e
of
all
j(iior!.
Meanliiir
I
hereby
the
ale
or
nil
liquor
by
or
through
gnvermiieiil
vendors
beer
lo
be
ooiiMiined
on
liceiu'eil
ireiui!e
im.l
in
nrivale
residence!
-winee
mid
M'iril"
lo
be
MirchaM.l
in
lioiileil
nuaiililitv
under
petmil
indued
by
Hie
goveininenl.
under
Koverniueol
control
and
reguia-
Hon
"
NEW
SALVATION
ARMY
OFFICER
IN
CHARGE
OF
LOCAL
DISTRICT
r-staff
Caotaln
Carruthers
arrives
to
Succeed
Starr
capvam
Jaynes
Who
Has
Relln-
qulshed
Post
..........rTv
i
i:,.rriitliira
n
i
ii
i
i
iiniMUMi
Lmwd
in
Ihe
cily
riom
llejiina
ir-dui""1.'
......i....
.......
..........
i
i.l'
no
hi
way
lo
Uw,...ull.
Alu.ka.
.where
he
will
.
..
.
i..
i
ci..rr
i'jiiiImiii
jaynes
i"
..'.
ruin
ii
".
Army
in
I
v
:?
r.;"?;;
:
tlieni
'""
"
',,,
lut
m
been
foifi-O
in
une
!
'
po.i
.
on
ccotint
11mI
.
,.f
f
who
lllneM.
ami
Is
'
present
,
v.cloria.
I.ler
Im
cvh('
w
..ni.olnlmeiit.
I'.apl.
l.arriu
..i.m
U
iieeompiinletl
by
uiri-.
......
n..
i..rt
..iiii..i.
111111
11111111J.
Mrs.
t
.111
I
on"
'
-
,
.
the
Pr
ncess
.Mary
101
today
on
,
.
will
make
Ills
-
,
On
,,.
s
Saturday
even
iiiijiiiiiwiii''-
.
1
...
1
r
.
c-
4.
1
.it-
in
coniiiHno
nn
,
iM
K.
local
bar
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r
1
V
vmhhhhhs
w9jhhi
Litlle
Dorothy
(ireb
spend
u
great
deal
of
time
wild
her
father.
Hurry
(ireh
the
boxer,
luring
his
training
periods
Eskimo
Murderers
Expiate
Killing
Roypl
Canadian
Mounted
Police
nu
tunvictetj
of
-Ihe
niiimer
of
Canadian
.Mounted
Police,
uf
Otto
Kinder,
llud-oii
Hay
Co.
trapper,
oud
01
I'ugaiia,
f.-llow
Kskitnti,
will
pay
the
death
penally
at
llerschel
land
011
December
7.
After
cun-ideriiig
their
-aes,
the
goveninienl
ha
finally
refused
lo
coiniuute
enlence
to
jife
inipri-onninl.
Sergeant
Thome.
H.C.M.I'.,
leaves
Vancouver
today
for
the
Far
.North
bearing
Ihe
message
of
the
government's
decision.
LIFE
ENDS
FOR
THREE
rnNvirTFi)
miirdfrers
IN
KENTUCKY
PRISON;
1
One
Shot
and
Other
Two
Sup-
l.
u...
nin-mitijirf
lwav
w
w
Suicide
to
Escape
Fumes
ITltiYVILLL.
Kentucky.
Ocl.
.
At
Ihe
western
stale
penilen-liary
Monte
Wallers,
Lawrence
(iriffith
and
Harry
Ferltaml.
con
victed
murderer,
were
found
tlead
when
Ihe
attackers
entered"
.
..V
.
.
1
...
1
1
1
..
I
lie
iiarricaueo
mess
nan
otic
Saturday.
The
gunmen
were
round
on
Ihe
second
storey
of
the
mess
hall.
Walter
had
evidently
been
kill
ed
with
a
bullet
during
the
sietu-;
(iriffith
ami
Fertlnnd
were
tlead
rrom
pistol
bullet
through
the
heart
ami
it
is
thought
they
committed
suicide
lo
escape
being
killed
from
ammonia
with
which
the
building
was
flooded
by
Ihe
allackers.
The
three
men.
tried
to
escape
from
Ihe
penitentiary
on
Wednesday
last
killiuv
one
guard,
fatally
wounding
a
second
and
Injuring
a
third.
.Slate
troop
fired
on
Iheni
in
their
stronghold
bill
failed
lo
dislodge,
them,
hand
grenades
were
then
used
but
without
effect;
Finally
ammonia
fumes
were
used.
The
building
held
by
Ihe
convict
wa
Ihe
one
in
which
food
supplies
were
stored.
BIRTHS
A
daughter
was
born
al
Ihe
Prince
lluperl
ticneral
Hospital
....
..
.
...
..1
i
....
on
uclouer
0.
to
mt.
aim
.Mrs.
William
Alexander,
Kitsiimkaluin.
A
daughter
was
born
al
Ihe
Prince
llupert
Oeneriil
Hospital
1
1
aa
on
uctoner
,
io
.ir.
ami
.u
Lawrence
Potlerlon,
838
Summit
Avenue.
O.P.Il.
steamer
Princes
Mary
Capl.
Arthur
Sluler,
i
in
port
from
2:15
lo
1:30
Ihi
afternoon
hound
uorlh
from
Vancouver
to
southeasleln
Alaska'poinl.
This
is
her
first
voyage
of
Ihe
season
In
Alaska.
She
will
be
in
Iho
uorthurn
bcrvioi
lor
the
vviuler
must
Hang
to
of
Corporal
in
Gorjunil
lioak
of
The
Hoyal
ITIE
CUTTING
IS
STARTING
'Hanson
Tie
A
Timber
Co.
Will
Operate
Four
Camps
This
Winter
Taking
Out
500,-000
Ties
Winter
tie
rultin?
activities
for
the
Canadian
National
Hail.
ways
are
about
lo
commence
in
Ihe
interior
and,
with
increased
contracts
Mulling
2,000,000
ties
being
lei
by
Ihe
company,
work
will
be
provided
for
a
large
iiuiii-
er
of
men.
Many
selllers
will
participate
in
the
work.
t
he
Hanson
Tie
&
Timber
Co.
wil
operate
four
camps
and
cul
ling
will
start
this
week
staled
Olof
Hanson
this
morning.
One
camp
will
be
opened
t
Walcolt,
another
at
Decker
Lake
and
two
al
Priestly.
The
company
has
contracts
for
500,000
ties.
Mr.
Hanson
leaves
for
Smithers
on
tonight's
train
ami
will
visit
his
various
camps.
LONGSHOREMEN
ARE
THREATENING
STRIKE
-
IN
VANCOUVER
TODAY
VAXCOl'VKIl,
Oct.
.
Tht
loiiushoremen
of
the
lower
mainland
Ihrealened
(o
strike
lo
day
unless
employer
meet
their
demands,
which
include
restora
tion
of
the
five
cents
bonus
on
loading
lumber
which
was
ills
continued
in
1020.
About
1300
men
are
affected.
A
meeting
was
held
in
camera
Sunday
and
no
statement
was
issued.'
A
commit
lee
was
ap
pointed
lo
meet
employer!
today.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Cyril
O.
Jackson,
who
were
recently
married
in
Victoria,
passed
llirough
on
the
steamer
Prince
llupert
Saturday
evening.
hound
for
Stewart
where
I
hey
w
ill
reside.
The
bride
w
as
formerly
Miss
F.vn
Florence.
Swan
daughter
id
Capl.
and
Mrs.
Swan
of
Oak
Bay.
Tentative
Agreement
Reached
Regarding
Building
o
f
Road
Prince
Rupert
to
Skeena
River
The
question
of
ih'
(iraud
Trunk
Pacific
Development
Co,
Ltd.
bearing
a
part
of
Ihe
cot
of
a
road
leading
out
of
this
city
to
the
Skeena
Hiver
by
turning-over
a
portion
of
its
land
instead
of
paying
cah
and
also
Ihe
matter
of
subdividing
its
acreage
in
I
the
v
icinity
of
Ihe
t-ily
and
allocating
the
proper
share
to
the
provincial
government
were
fully
gone
into
at
a
conference
be
tween
Hon.
T.
I).
1'altullo,
member
for
Prince
Rupert
and
minister
of
lands,
and
officials
of
the
company
in
Victoria
last
week
ami
a
salisfaclory
agreement
between
both
parlies,
subject
to
the
ratification
of
the
legMature.
,
was
reached
stated
O.
p.
Tinker,
local
representative
of
the
.T-.
Development
t;o.
wtio
reiiiriiea
101
the
city
Saturday
evening
after;
alt'-mliir--
the
confereiire.
The
acreage
in
question
include-,
the'
holdiir-'-.
of
.the
company
behind
j
the
(ownile.
arro
the
harbor)
ami
at
oilier
points
nearliv.
Tin
properly
iiiclutliux
the
Salt
Lake,
may
also
be
.included.
Mr.
Cheering
Crowds
Met
Him
on
Ar-Tiiiker.
while
derliilfmr
Jo
?ive'
rival
and
.Compelled
Speech:
out
any
definite
results
of
the
Hoarseness
Curtails
confereiire.
staled
his
opinion1
Program
thai
Hie
aifreeinent
reached
would;
OcJ
8.
be
of
considerable
benefit
to
the
NOMIIWL,
-Cheering
'-siv
11
....r...
Mw
t.el.l
al
crowds
,ei
Lloyd
f.enrge
on
his
-
.-
the
request
td
Mr.
Patlullo
to
.
.
...
1
....
.a.,
ir-..-.
M.enl
Co.
s
hol.lings
in
the
vicm
-
ilv
'
if
the
eily
l
b
alten.lii.tf
the
n.eeliu?
were
Mr.
Patlullo.
K.
A.
Field.
C.N.II.
land
eonniussioner.
Win-
J.
A.
(Iranian.
C.X.II.
chief
engineer.
Winnipeg;
n.
.m.
itair.
:
C..N.II.
solicitor.
Winnipeg:
It.
W.
II....
r.
V
II
-nlieil..r
atiiiiiia'ii
Vaneouvvr.
an.l
Mr.
Tinker.
Mr.
11
1
...
vi,
.
...
iiaie
....rih
...
IJVtllll.lll
.ll.
I
I
j
ui
llie
sleamer
wnii
.ir,
Pinker
and
look
Hie
train
from
here
on
their
return
lo
Winnipeg.
PLANNING
A
CRUISE
SEATTLE
TO
ALASKA
SLATTLF.,
Oct.
8.
The
Seattle
Yacht
Club
trustees
have
decided
to
invite
all
yachtsmen
of
the
United
States
and
Canada
to
par.
licipale
ill
a
cruise
lo
Alaska
nest
year.
The
event
was
planned
in
11M7
bul
ws
abandoned
on
ac
count
of
Hie
world
war.
It
is
es-
timutci!
Ilia
t
several
hundred
limits
11ml
over
".000
varhlsmVMl
and
their
families
will
partiei-
na
I
e
in
the
cruise.
The
cruise
will
probably
be
made
in
July.
LEAGUE
BASEBALL
American
League
SI.
Louis
3,
Detroit
13.
Philadelphia
I.
New
York
3.
Chicago
0-7,
Cleveland
3-6.
National
League
New
York
3,
lirooklyn
4.
Pillsburg
7,
Cincinnati
t.
Philadelphia
I,
Hoston
5.
Chicago
3,
St.J.oui
5.
Coast
League
Sail
Lake
t,
Lo
Angeles
2.
(!.kltut
2,
Seal
lie
10.
Vernon
I.
Portland
2.
,
Sacramento
2-7,
San
Francisco
8-2.
SUNDAY'S
GAMES
'
Coast
League
Oakland
2-10,
Seattle
7-1.
Sjill
Lake
t;-7
Los
Angeles
1.
,
Sacramento
12,
San
Francisco
0.
Other
game
ealled,
wet
ground.
Vernon
0-1,
Portland
10-7.,
National
League
Chicago
10-3,
St.
Louis
3-0.
Pittsburg
7,
Cincinnati
5.'
New
Y(rk
I,
Hrooklyu
.
American
League
Hosloit
2,
Washington
5.
Philadelphia
I,
New
York
1
St.
Louis
6,
Detroit
7.
'Chicago
p,
Cleveland
U.
j1
i
IT
1
1
flirrP
;APIAliA
UllLlO
RECEPTION
TO
LLOYD
GEORGE
.
....
.....
.....
J'
r."
nishl
ami
compelled
htm
to
make
'sla,iw
"
th"
Canadian
.National
WMIf
n
',e
al'
"l
"e
""'
W!a.
v
mXfy
tl,e
!,,a
"f
'
'me
War
V"'
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"T
1
.
.
.
7
..
,,,,re
mi
no.-mr
noie
in
...C
--
turned
I.,
'
.
7
"e
nrsi
.
sua
me
Haptist
,-i
a
I
f
I
ioke
""
"'
'orieny.
rejoicing
('a
11
ad
a
.
,
,,
3
apparent
i.v
psrapui
me
wave,
01
iiiateriaiisiu
winrn
ne
said
-was
threatening
lo
en?ulf
Kurope.
The
istlor
will
curtail
hi
speaking
program
on
account
of
hoarseness.'
lie
will
not
travel
west
of
Winnipeg
and
may
cancel
his
speech
there.
The
United
Stales
program
stands
as
an-nuunccif.
NOW
LACROSSE
WOED
CHAMPS
New
Westminster
Amateurs
Da
feated
Foundations
of
Vic
toria
on
Saturday
VICTOm.V,
Oct.
8.
New
West--
minster
defeated
the
rounda-tiotis,
Victoria'
contenders
for
the
Mann
Cup
hero
Saturday
in,
decisive
fashion
by
a
score
of
even
to
two
and
the
"
iiwinlander
thus
became
the
nin'ateur
lacrosse
champions
of
the
world.
The
game
was
one
of
the
most
thrilling
witnessed
here
in
two
seasons,
the
cnecKing
wa
cioso
ami
fast
bul
good
sportsmanship
prevailed.
The
game
was
marred'
by
rain,
however,
which
continued
throughout.
CALGARY
AT
LAST
GETS
MESSAGES
FROM
EXPLORATION
PARTY
CALOAIIY
Oct.
8.
Itadio
sla-
lim,
iu
Canary
and
Miuot,
North
'Dakota,
have
established
two
way
ra,j(,
,-(.niinuiiicalion
with
the
iMcMillan
Arclio
exploration
ship
Kowdoiu.
which
has
been
spoken
several
limes
lately.
During
tin
Milliliter
the
ship
could
not
get
radio
messages
for
atuiospherio
reasons.
Jack
ltarnsley
of
this
city
was
(he
first
to
cjimmuuicale
and
ho
has
kepi
up
uis
comimmicutionK
with
.the
expedition
,
for
several
vteoks.
'
.
j