O
C
TAXI
W
1
and
Ambulance
Service
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
8tnd
Hoyal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
and
Oth
SL
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
n
UeaaHMWMBi
'
.
,,
"
vol.
XIV.,
SO.
239,
V,;
SENATOR
I
mm
opening
Hie
game
Mlowss
v
..rk
-
I.lnd'lrom.
3b.;
rn-,
th.;
Young,
rf
;
.
f.,
Terry,
lb.,
Wllun.
If
m
:
(lowdr,
e.;
Ilarnes.
.-i.M.glon
McNeely.
ef.;
.
Hire.
If.:
Judge,
lb.;
.
Taylor.
3b.;
Huel.
r.;
I.,
lioalitt.
If.
.
!
i
pitched
lo
only
two
own
IiikI
lulling
and
wa
re-f
i.v
Mogridge.
Mariwrry
ii
mound
in
the
sum
ami
Tli.'
next
Inninff
MeQulllaa
.
Si-lil
iiIh
e
aim
wa
mu.-.
ii
faor
of
iteiilley
in
th'
i
Ml
Wi-oii.
New
York
centre
i
i
tried
to
ciy
lllce
.luol
m
-t.Miiav
in
fielding
llarri'
v
Hie
bleacher
In
the
fourth
i
'a
bnl
fell
wllliout
injuring
(i
n
-fir.
llanl.
who
I
the
cap-d
the
New
York
lem.
gl
..v
mii
(he
home
run.
ore
by
tuning:
'
J
I
5
0
7
8
y
10
11
12
N'-w
York
(I
0
It
0
3
(I
0
(I
0
0
03
Washington
o
I)
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
t
BOATS
IN
DISTRESS.
AIDED
AT
KETCHIKAN
Coast
Guard
Cutter
Cygan
Does
Good
Work
In
Rescuing
Small
Craft
Kl
rr.lllKAN.
Oct.
to.
-
Two
ihshI
tn
dlslres
have
been
thought
in
recently
by
Ihe
coal
uuard
cutler
Cygan.
The
While-away
filled
with
water
while
Ihe
Bankers
and
Delegation
From
Fatherland
Arrange
Terms
of
Agreement
LONDON,
Oct.
10
An
agreement
covering
the
Issuanot
of
a
loan
to
Germany
of
$200,-000,000
under
the
Dawes
plan
for
the
settlement
of
the
reparations
problem
and
the
rehabilitation
of
Germany
was
signed
here
today.
The
settlement
was
arrived
m
a
n.ii
a
mt
i
1
1.
4.
h4
rft.
u,.
-Lnaaltl
'VII
m
Gyros
Have
Made
Great
Prepare-,
ttons
For
Big
Hoedown:
i
Finery
la
Taboo
I
Alt
i
In'
run
of
(he
farm
with
none
of
I
h-
work
will
be
enjoved
by
Hie
people
who
are
promising
themselves
(o
attend
the
Gyro
Club'
hoedown
dance
in
the
Auditorium
tonight.
The
proceed
to
go
toward
the
(Hub'
playground
fund.
Hie
(iyro
have
igoue
lo
a
lid
of
pains
and
spared
no
energy
to
put
Ihi
event
over
strong.
All
arrangement
have
I
been
made
low
ant
making
Hie
The
Senator
made
ten
affair
nitir
in
every
delail
and
it
MAKING
LOAN
FOR
GERMANY
will
not
he
difficult
for
those
Attending
to
imagine
lhcmelvc
'
really
'Mown
on
the
farm"
instead
of
in
ueh
a
I
driving
commercial
metropolis
a
Prince
Rupert.
A
far
a
(he
costume
I
arc
eonrerneil,
the
"gaU"
are
refunded
that
no
finery
will
be
al-i
l"ttei
and
gingham
and
uu
ai
lonowing
negotiation.
.
,
Mmft,i.
w.
Cameron,
tween
a
German
delegation
on
(
VMtf
i,'.
(J.
jillln,
W.
the
one
side
and
British,
Amer-
j
,,on
lean.
French,
Belgian,
Italian
.
limiermilk
btntlh
Y.
Crwlek-and
other
bankers
on
the
other.
hlink
M
Oomiil!..
0,
(o)r
alKio.
It.
Tile.
Io
Commiioiier
Monlgomery
U'augh.
Ugge-lt
at
yeeterday
after-!
Ilooth
nrransoM'nl
f5.
V.
noon
police
ciHituiuoion
meet-
nainon,
..
i..
inMiny.
n.
Two
Runaway
Boys
Came
all
way
from
McBride
to
Seek
Fortunes
at
Coast
but
Were
Disappointed
.
11.-
ler
an
adventurous
mp
over
mi-oiirt
only
of
Ihe
journey
being
.-
paid.
Goodsall
will
he
sent
home
this
evening
lo
MrPride
but
Ihe
other,
hoy
is
being
held
ponding
Investigation
and
il
i
possible
he
limy
be
sent
to
the
provincial
home
at
Chilliwack.
Canadian
National
Hailway.
DIED
WHILE
BATHING
Ilride
did
md
sun.ee
...e
uu.ge
(.arly
aboard
was
on
a
hunting;
off;r
expedition.
She.
wa
kept
afloat
y
the
use
of
large
oil
drums.
Ihe
Lenoi-e
T.
37H
had
Ihe
cylinder
head
blown
off
Ihe
engine-nd
bearing
burnt
out.
'Hie
Medl.lian
also
went
ashore
north
of
Luck
Point
and
was
later
floated
by
emptying
the
fuel
tanks.
At
a
meeting
of
II10
Catholic-Women'
society
held
yesterday
tti'onit
function.
afternoon
a
eenlrenlece
donaled.tlie
by
Mr
D.
F..
Murphy
was
drawn
for
by
Father
MeOralh
and
won
'
Mr
11
Mel'.wpn
w-llh
number
'
and
chief.
.....
IIik
trio
they
lived
on
Ihe
philan
Hiropy
of
the
people.
One
of
Ihe
first
things
needed
on
their
arrival
al
Ihe
police
station
was
a
(food
bath
as
they
had
nut
had
one
since
leaving
Meltride.
Gon-.ini.in
Collins
presided
at
this
Chief
Vickcrs
reporting
the
need
for
new
police
rain
coals,:
commission
at
its
i-.wi,.i-.liiv
af
ernoon
iieemeu
1.
......
11,..
niniler
of
tlieir
pur
3Efctib
WINNER
VICTORIA
YESTERDAY
Bi
VICTORIA.
Oct.
10.
Expiring
'
..1
11
-1.
1
a...
The
lad
rl
out
a
monin
ago
ueiore
am
ruiuu
reai-u
nun,
.i
-one
with
n
30-30
riHe
and
the
Hiur
C.
I.ilerlwood,
prominent
iu
other
with
a
iS
pistol
to
seek
business
circles,
died
yesterday
v..
..i
iimi.
ri,.
r,.ii
I
in
Mc-
wiiiie
naming
in
me
waiers
01
1111-11
-ii"""-
..
.
,.
i..
1...
1
BEER
PLEBISCITE
RECOUNT
ENDS
WITH
VANCOUVER
MAJORITY
VANCOIVKR.
Oct.
10.
The!B
reeounl
in
Ihe
beer
by
Ihe
glassJj
.plebiscite
of
Hie
voles
cast
for
jj
mi
ciiy
uas
uccn
compieieu
ami"-'
meeting
the
recheck
indicates
dial
the
nclly
voled
for
beer
by
a
majority
of
78.
The
figures
show
that
"l
....
.1
1
.
ma
...1..
1
t....
11,..
..11.
chase
in
the
hands
01
me
mayor,
1
.
om-ii
kt
ho-
i-mhh,-
i-o
10
t
'O
atainsl.
OF
CAMPAIGN
IN
FULLSWING
Conservatives
Have
Most
Candidates
In
Contest
In
Britain
LONDON,
Oct.
10.
The
general
election
campaign
Is
In
full
swing.
Labor
has
450
prospective
candidates,
Conservatives
S30,
and
Liberals
330.
The
fflacdoriald
ministry
will
remain
at
the
head
of
affairs
and
probably
will
meet
the
new
parliament,
which
Is
e.xpectrd
to
assrm-b'e
on
November
18,
whatever
the
result
of
the
elections
may
be.
ERNEST
MILLER
O'ES
TIER
LONG
ILLNESS
YANCOlYF.H.
Oct.
10
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PIIINCK
IirPEHT.
H.C..
FHIPAY.
OCTOHKIl
10,
l2i.
!he
more
.rlelly
enforced.
II
wa
lunw
prorao,
g.
IlaxelU,
I
-
-
-"
;
n;-
.
.
...
,1.-'
.l.u.l.l.l
U
I,iI:a
II.
a
ullttr
.l
it
Jillinmin
CHOie
111
III
llir.iiniiini
.
.........
h
.itiri.mtr
hi.
bet
bawball
lhrigh
Ihe
managemenl
of
the
a.
InM.
1
liaillMJl
fllHn.mil
liMIU
Iitvtl
llixv.
vaa
.....
tfWH.
i.i:i...i
i
.-.oiwi
.
r.rrie
until
the
twelfth.
Mhealre
wtth
the
reiet
thai
nu
committee.
Panics
pllehed
for
New
York
unaccompanied
children
under
loo
cream
booth
II.
imh.1
iii
lhi
Vuiiulilun
riiH.
Starr.
Vtil.mar'a
Circulate!
17SS.
WILL
SHIP
SPRUCE
TO
STRAITS
SEITLEMENTS
Kl
TLIIIKAN,
Oct.
10
.
Word
received
here
i
that
the
Sitka
spruce
Lumber
and
Pox
Company
ha
taken
over
the
Y.
I'.
,
Mill"
awmjll
and
timber
right
at
Sitka
and
will
manufacture
epruee
limber
for
Hie
rubber
in-'
tlutry
in
the
trail
Settlement-!.'
ilolaiid
St.
J.
Hraddell
of
binga
iiorc
recently
visited
Sitka
KEfCHPN
EXPELS
;
PUNCHBOARDS
FROM
the
end
of
Jhe
third
voyage
uf
the
Aloha
to
the
fishing
banks
but
it
is
her
first
call
hero.
wilh
a
HI
horse-power
Atlas-lm-j
perial
deisel
engine.
i
The
boat
left
Seattle
oil
Sep-
teuiber
20
but,
on
account
of
rough
weather
and
bail
shortage,
I
.
.
.
.
..
...
,1...
i
wa
iieiayen
m
geiimg
u
unks.
Thirteen
days
of
fine
suing
weather
was
encountered
but
Cant.
langnes
reports
that
In
the
sinidl
hours
of
the
morning
Oitisl.ible
Collins
of
theigu,
lt
wm,
sCarce.
They
fish-ulnff
of
the
Provincial
Police
pu
ked
up
two
young
boys
from
Mr-fr),m
!,.a((.
s
far
.norlh
a
Pride.
Oliver
Goodsall.
fourteen,
ami
llaro-
Ferguson,
thirteen.
!
,jX0I,'H
Kutrance.
who
had
run
away
from
home
on
September
12
lat
and
since
.
Aloha
was
built
last
spring
then
hail
made
their
way
six
hundred
miles
to
the
coast,
spend-,
,
Mie
j.i,.,mg
Vessel
Owners
iug
only
twenty
dollar
between
Ihem
on
Ihe
road.
!
Marine
Ways
in
Seattle.
Cnpt.
Until
youth
were
enmcialed
and
ill-clothed
and
were,4jlllg,,s
wi,s0
frt
call
II
is
Ihoronghly
wet
and
miseralde.
I
hey
arrived
here
lal
uiglit
iu-.
!,,.,.
tU)C0
1S
fa
(Was
formerly
captain
and
half
owner
of
the
'schooner
Hcstilution.
TYphOON
TYPHOON
SWEEPS
SWEEPS
PHILLIPINE
ISLDS.
MANILLA.
Oct.
10.
Thirty
are
dead
and
many
missing
as
a
result
of
a
typhoon
which
swept
the
Cayagan
valley
and
did
much
damage
to
shipping
on
the
coast
of
the
I'hillipines.
Ilev.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.
P.
and
family
of
Telegraph
Creek
reached
Liverpool
recently
,
'poj
from
yueliec
on
nie
u.imi.
sieaui-er
Moid
rose.
BJB
HBTB.TB'il'TBT"
B
I
WW
Kt
W
H
i
BI
B1BJ
B'4
BJB
8
B'J
B3
B,?B3
B'lBB
A
Public
Meetingl
5
Will
be
Held
in
the
-
wr!TMnLME
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
THEATRE
P
ON
MONDAY,
OCTOBER
13,
AT
8
P.M.
Bpeakers
will
be
niGHT
HON.
W.
I..
MACKENZIB
KING,
Premier
of
Canada.
HON.
DU.
J.
II.
KING,
Minister
uf
Public
Works.
HON.
P.
J.
CA11DIN,
Minister
uf
Marine
and
Fisheries.
HON.
11
AI.
McOIYKIlX.
HON.
A.VDPF.W
IIAYDKN.
HON.
FHKD
STOMK,
Member
for
Skeenn.
HON.
T.
D.
PATTUI.I.O.
Provincial
Minister
of
Lands.
Chairman
Col.
S.
P.
McMordie.
Slrert
Salra.
4l
BOSTON
GRILL
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
Suitable
for
dances,
banquets
and
wed-ding
parties,
For
rales,
apply
to
Boston
Grill,
Third
Ave.
Phone
457.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
BASEBALL
SERIES
RUNAWAY
CHILDREN
TRAVR
600
MILES
IN
MONTH
ARRIVING
LAST
NIGHT
Washington
Champions
of
Baseball
World
as
Result
Victory
T
oday
WASHINGTON.
Oct.
10.-
-
The
Washington
Senator
won
world
baseball
championship
here
tin
afternoon
when
they
.
(
(
New
York
Oiatil
by
ii
score
of
t
lo
3
in
Hie
seventh
:
uf"i
eviting
game
of
the
erie
h
match
which
went
c
uming
ami
wan
watched
liy
:(.".
ooo
frenzied
spectator.
winning
run
wh
iiuiile
by
Hnel
who
was
.cured
by
.Mr-
v
on
a
two-be
hit.
Washington
ned
four
pitchers
Og-
Mftgrnlge,
Marberrv
nnd
alter
JoIiiimui
;
New
Vrk.
four
;-.
Nelif,
McQuillan
and
Heutley.
aM
four
error;
Hie
Giant
:
iiiu
and
three
error.
Ilar-
i'
a
Imm
njn
for
Wash-
tii
Die
fuiirlh
w1lh
1111
mm
Tli
in
wan
the
firt
score
a
me.
New-
York
got
Hie
i
'lit
in
the
sixth
inning,
f
Minn
being
on
arcoiml
of
iv
llrurdxc.
playing
short
V
a-hmuton
intead
of
Perk-1
.
,'i
and
Judge,
firiti
be-
'hen
the
bae
were
fill
-
'
lie
eighth,
llarrt
again
!.
hero
of
himself
by
poling
a
'rieky
grounder
which
i
wo
runner
and
lied
the
FUN
OF
THE
FARM
AT
AUDITORIUM
TONIGHT
Election
of
Coolidge
Not
Sure
but
Likely
Presidential
Election
SHOPS
OF
MERCHANTS
FISH
ARRIVES
HP
TTf
rir
rrif
1
XT
other
hand.
La
Follelte
is
KIPI'IKAN.
Oct.
10.
On
and
H
T
A
V
1
1'
K
I
ill
I
A
Y
Mro,,fI
in
""
wc1,
in
t,,e
coun"
after
October
to
il
will
he
illegal,
llLlil
I
11J1
1
JUll
,
ry
from
the
Mississippi
to
the
to
operate
puuehboard
in
(hi
Pacific
coast.
Opinion
is
divideil
Krnesl
city
and
the
police
will
lake
ac-
Several
Bl
American
Schooners
,
whether
he
will
get
enough
elec-
j
linnet,
Kiich
a
milkmaid
wear
Miller,
former
member
of
the
lion
lo
see
that
the
practice
is
I
will
he
the
vogue.
The
men
are
l.eziIaluie
for
Grand
Fork
and
slopped.
Local
merchants
hit;
I
to
aper
in
overall,
(draw
hat
a
oroniun-n(
memler
of
Ihe
bar
given
until
thai
time
o
that
there
Hint
all
the
farm
trapping
they
of
!rilih
Columbia
die.1
yesler-
maybe
no
hardship
from
sudden
an
dig
out.
'day
al
the
home
of
hi
sister
clo-ing
down.
Action
was
taken
The
roifMMitlre.
are
a
followt:
licre
afler
a
linati":c
illne.
He
following
a
recommendation
by
Dince
WHfliuiUee
N.
W.
wa
53
years
of
age.
I
the
grand
jury
recently.
Prinvle
elialrnwin
,
II.
A.
liar-1
I.
..a.
t
II
VlaknlU
n
11..
THI-
...
-
.
-
.
.
n.
.....
r",
...
...
.,-
,
Kl.ii
Tulnr
S!
ILifiIUnnVNi
f
-
M.C.-A.
L.
Hollby
a.hler
S.
K.
New
V-Type
Halibut
Schooner
Arrives
in
Port
With
Her
Catch
Poor
Fishing
in
North
Repoated
The
first
of
the
new
V-type
boats,
which
are
said
to
be
successful
in
the
rolling
game
becaie
they
are
seaworthy
and
owt.
commodious
l
the
same
time
a
drawing
les
waler
and
being
i
the
American
Sheriff
Member
of
dance
CiUl"
m
.
.
,
V.
Mo-
ilia
elguin
wnen
oem
c-
,.,.
..
.
,.
Hd
ha
,riin,l
hliW
Ulli-
J.
"im,
i..
..
.'mini.
I
nis
1
WASHINGTON,
Oct.
10.
Jly
Canadian
Pre.
.Survey
and
f
the
political
propert
the
country
over
a
month
before
the.
found
lliere
what
lie
wanted
and
coming
election,
though
it
leaves
nnlch
to
he
desired
in
the
way
a
a
renlt
the
company
was
"f
definite
knowledge
of
what
the
voters
will
do,
point.
lo
the
f(,nn,.,l
j
'
election
uT
President
Coolidge
or
throwing
of
the
election
into
.
.
the
House.
On
the
basis
of
the
present
conditions,
John
W.
Davis,
the
Democratic
nominee,
does
not
seem
to
be
a
winner.
The
Hepublirun
leaders
are
strenuously
claiming
the
ejection
of
President
Coolidge
a
certain
but
the
more
astute
of
Ihem
are
-
fill
of
the
strength
of
La
Follelte
!
in
the
west.
j
Coolidge
at
this
time
has
the
lead
oer
Davis
in"
Use
east.
On
In
With
Catches
230,500
(oral
vote
in
that
country
lo
Pounds
of
Halibut
Is
I
make
it
impossible
for
Coolidge
Marketed
j
f
c
win
in
the
eleloral
college
and
llliiis
throw
the
election
to
the
Six
of
the
tug
American
halibut':
House
.
schooners
arrived
with
calchest
What
seems
the
most
probable,
ifor
today's
bidOinz.at
Ihe
Fihj
outcome
is
that
the
Republican
IKxcliange
and,
there
heinz
a
organization,
which
is
powerful
larger
quantity
of,
fish
offering.
and
well-financed.willjbe
able
in
"tthair
for
some
tlmp
pat.
,thehhitie5f
iffintlr
rstreilglliVii
It-
prices
I
mik
a
decided
drop.
Amer-jself
enough
in
Ihe
west
to
elect
ican
prices
ranged
from
I
t.2clCoolidge
and
keep
the
election
and
"c
to
16c
and
7c
while
tbefrom
Ihe
House.
Ttul
this
is
far
two
Canadian
boats
offering
bolhjfrom
certain.
The
present
scare
received
I
t.Uc
and
6c.
Nine
of
the
Republican
may
be
the
American
boats
marketed
5l5.o00
means
of
saving
them,
as
it
will
pound
and
two
Canadians,
15,000aroue
many
to
work
who
would
pounds
u
lolal
for
Ihe
day
of
not
have
done
so
otherwise.
230.500
pounds.
I
Some
Democratic
leaders
be-
Arrivals
ami
sales
were
as
fol-
Iieve
the
nomination
of
Al
Smith
for
Governor
of
New
York
will
American
....
I
greatly
strengthen
the
chances
Pinni-iT.
31.000
Douiuls.
at
for
Davi
and
that
before
long
morning
with
a
j
j
2c
a)(j
-
lo
(1P
hj-;ji
Fish
conservative
business
interests
Co.
win
inrn
10
uavi
nnu
away
irom
Panama.
33.000
pounds,
at
1
Coolidge
on
the
theory
that
the
113.?
:iini
7v
llainier.
5.500
.
only
way
to
keep
the
election
out
riio
Aloha
is
uwned
and
captained
by
A.
Langnes
of
Seattle
Loun,
,,
15.9c
and
7c,
and
of
the
House
i
to
choose
Davis.
as
a
crew
of
rive
men.
M.ej-
Commonwealth.
28,0
000
oounds.
at,Thi
is
a
possibility
hut
the
pro-
m.
r
...
i
-
ev
r.
1
1
.
.
.
.
....
is
a
eraii
01
iv
ions,
j.i
i--i
j
4.
ln.lr
and
7e,
to
the
Canadian,
habililies
are
against
it.
long,
13
feel
8
inches
in
heain.U
Fish.A
Cold
Storage
Co.
even
feel
depth
and
Is
powcreu
.
i
Vansee.
tO.OOO
pounds,
al
tt.tci
and
7c,
lo
the
Pacific
Fisheries.
)
i
Columbia.
J3.000
pound
at!
tl.lc
and
7c,
to
the
Ilooth
Fish-
erics
Canadian
Co.
FEARS
EXAGGERATION
OF
EAGLE
CREEK
GOLD
Will
the
La
Follelte
strength
in
the
west
advance
or
recede
between
now
and
November,
Re-Dublican
chiefs
sav
il
will
recede
I
but
this
is
a
guess.
La
Follelte
I
will
soon
enter
on
his
speaking
1
Aloha.
8,500
pounds,
at
ICc,
campaign
and
if
his
health
per-
,and
7c,
to
Ihe
Royal
Fish
Co.
Imits
him
to
carry
it
Ihrough
h
i
Grojh,
3,000
pounds,
at
IS.lcjis
likely
to
make
converts
to
his
and
7c.
p.r.d
Middleton,
2t.000.own
cause.
Recession
of
La
Fol-
ipimnds.
at
lt.2c
and
7c,
to
the
lelte
trenglh
cannot
be
taken
Allin
Fisheries.
j
for
granted
that
much
is
cer-
I
Canadian
Main"
Hard
work
by
Republican
Reveille,
10,000
halibut
and
raaniialions
may
overcome
it
in
5,000
black
cod,
to
the
Royal
Fish
ome
of
the
close
slates.
Co.
at
tt.tfc
and-7c
for
halibut
and
Oc
for
black
cod.
'onmnitrv
rivre
nvrD
Alii,
5.000
halibut
and
S.OOOiLUMrANI
WmLO
IMCIX
at
I
t.'Jc
and
7c
for
j
halibut
and
Cc
for
black
cod.
HOME
BANK
ASSETS
TORONTO,
Oct.
10.
An
incorporated
limited
company
operating
with
a
Dominion
charter
has
bern
formed
to
lake
over
Hie
as-
..r
11,..
,ir.
....I
Ifnmu
ll.nik
D,SCuV
n?CUr.
ri0P,e!Accor.ling
to
Liquidator
Clarkson
W0
D,dNi
T
1
I
".0
organization
will
be
known
as
A,
n
Good
Prospecting
Very
j,
Home
,lank
x
L(,
lf
,hQ
YWCOtiVKR.
Oct.
10.
"I
do!
Dominion.
Government
later
re-
miwl
want
to
see
the
gold
find
onlimburses
thi
depositors,
the
as-
H'Kngle
River
exaggerated.
I
did.sels
or
Ibe
company
couiu
oc
"I
1
t.
...
u
1..
:
11...
I
a.mI
ilMt.l
lf-
Mitt
r!nt-trnliiin
t
I
1101
lluVC
HUH"
IU
Jilt'
lUO
tuill-
umivii
us-e
lory
as
thorough
a
proecting
as
I
would
have
liked.
The
area
-nnnnwr
..m
rnnn
is
practically
closed
now
and
VlUUUDIG
AND
UUUU
the
true
worth
of
the
placers;
there
will
be
unknown
until
next
LUCK
CALLS
PRINCE
spring.
The
freeieup
came
on1
loo
early
for
doing
any
great
CALGARY.
Oct.
10.
Declaring
amount
of
work."
This
was
the
he
has
enjoyer
himself
er.v
statement
from
Grady
discoverer
much
and
intend
to
return
in
;
.
.
.
.
.
.v
.
.
,
.
...
.
.
1
.
,...,...
,
,
or
(he
latest
placer
uiggings
111,
ivo,
uie
rrince
01
w
aie
icu
the
north
thai
raused
Ihe
slam-
Calgary
lat
evening
for
Wfnnl-pede
that
bid
fair
to
rival
the
peg.
As
Ihe
train
left
the
depot
great
Klundyke
rush.
1
the
Prince
appeared
on
the
rar
Grady
arrived
yesterday
from
platform
calling
"
Goodbye
the
north
friml
h-kI
nm'
luck"