t
it
gethi
KKXTTLB,
Nov.
27.
Four
men
tire
held
ill
jail
here
and
uMudy
at
Vniuriu,
11.(1,
while
twtj
iiivii
are
wauled
liy
.
.
:
,.i.n
atilliorilie
hi
oiiim'i
Iioii
with
an
international
milder
i'tt
ill
which
.
(i.
ImIIi
uihI
ho.
miii
Will
turn
-unci
were
killed,
when
Hit?
rum
bo.il
Meryl
(i.
hijacked
,-r
'
argo
uh
September
IX
in
Ihc
liulf
l
ticorgia.
,
in.
ili'in
fur
exliwlilion
lor
(In-
tour
men
wa
made
tn-
..'
Muifrior
Judge
MiUhcll
(iilluiu
l
deputy
proecu-l
l
mid
I.
II.
Patterson,
representing
llir
Dominion!
,,
'.i
i.i
I
It
alleged
ronfc-i-p
S'lHinpMn
of
Vic
-
in
Hit"
hands
of
1
1
-
i
tiii.liiiiili
of
I
lie
llni-uil'ia
police
force.
.aJtiiiit
I
If
application
it
i
that
l
hi
lndir
hI
:i
i
(u
miii
were
kilobit
to
Attorney
handcuffed
together
I
'in-
lrylTi.
an
anrhor
piii
ami
bulb
were
ra.l
i
M
i"
the
witters
of
the
m
ma
lf
Sidney
Island,
v
i
n
pul.
to
work
in
1
ih
ate
the
ImmIm.
i
mil
fised
I
leeeniber
i
ill-
fur
hearing
Cau-
iiinii
for
IN
elr-
Mi-
lour
wwii.
who
an
lii'Nlwtmd,
.
.i
.
I
.
I
Morris
Rewara
Offered
.
i
il
:.ono
fur
Harry
i.
w
ii
licailipuuleis
at
Mnnl
i
1.
.
"""ounreil
last
evening
.
ada.
'
"
llohb.
vice
preldent
in
''"Un
n!
iiisiii-hiu-ii,
lauds,
leli-Jiuiis
.)ioniini,ii
ilevelopineiil
ii'i-iii
,
I,
.
"'IIOIKI
I
S.
r
'
"U(
h
will
relurn
to.
Canala
n,
l.oii.lon
at
.
hcgliiiilng
of
"W
Vii.
un.
I
ii.lll
Ii,
,1,11.,
II
JANET
SMITH
I
MURDER
CASE
General
Makes
State
ment
Regarding
It
In
RESOLUTION
WITHDRAWN
Body
of
Girl
Was
Embalmed
In
Unusual
Manner
Destroying
Evidence
YIUTOlHA.
.Nov.
27.
Investi-
Charlf
llo
Into
I
hp
Jawl
Smith
mur-
aud
Hay
lr
raiw
in
coiitiuuiii
and
liters
has
never
been
a
lull
in
me
ei-furl
of
the
Provincial
police
lo
(irel
the
farts.
Attorney
Heneral
...
LvlatiMjii
told
Hit
Legislature
in
-i
i
irilUITIl
I.UHiHUI
.
,
...
i.
a
I
luui
Stftiuiri
hi.
i-
tonioiinredr
last
tiililju
n
"
i
,
fi
.
I
ia
it
tat
Mist
III
1
"
wh.i
the
kllli.iK
or'""?"'
MttT'
.
Masked
Hl-Jackers
t
hl
Nov.
S7.
v.
u.i'i
it
1
1
youn?
un
were
'in-
uiiloe
uf
Hie
law
.n
k.-i
weuriiiK
h
pullet!
ii-
iiiithoriliet
believe,
i
iiiiuiiling
of
the
I
ler
y
I
i
ali-j.iy
Heroin
ilihed
''"ii
who
put
toil
in
a
in
lite
Iwiiidil"
lnal
i-y
xi-vi-n
men
now
un-i.ilh-i
hiiiI
mii
were
ill
:r
li
nm
Ilie
Itodien
im-
'i.-u"ft
cvi-rlMai'il.
il
DIRECTOR
OF
COLONIZATION
Dr-
W,
J,
Black
Given
Important
Position
Under
Canadian
National
Railway
WO.NTHl-
l..
Nov.
.'7.
Indieal-''
i
-1,
more
active
policy
in
in
w
"ii.
Hie
appointment
of
'
lUai-k,
Kiminenn
uian-
aWIRf
mm
lur
raiu-
nr
lo
Hie
Royal
Canadian
inter'
remark.
T.
.
Coventry,
ntoer
f
I
he
re.oltilton.
riiin-plimfiilH'Ihe
Allnrney
Ueneral
mi
I
lie
frank
and
able
nlHtemenl
anil
wilhtlrew
the
reltilion.
Mr.
Mwison
nal
I
lie
Crown
had
eotne
evidenre.
U'
mi
trill
have
ordered
an
arreal
and
got
I
he
arrueed
"ion
rnnunitled
lo
trial
al
lh
preanl
aiten
bul
"w
had
at
no
Www
evidence
we
wrrr
HMlisfierl
would
lead
In
a
tielil
Jury
relumhift
a
The
allorny
jreneral
naid
.IhiioI
c
body
was
einhaliiietl
in
an
iiniiual
ay.
in
a
manner
Mrleiiri"
iiiwIU'hI
men
aid
I
hey
never
eneounlered
before.
My
llii-liu'lliod
oT
wnlialllliliK
all
evidenre
wuk
dexlrojed
ai
lo
whellier
Hie
girl
wan
Hie
vielim
oT
a
eriminul
liiNtutill
before
dealh..
Tin
dia.e
mi
im.lei-
lnvel
leal
inn.
AH
information
available
in
Hie
i-hm"
had
been
eitlriuded
lo
a
lawyer
uilh
lalenl
for
eriiniiml
mve.-ii-Kiilion
wllh
emie
lilanebe
hi-
Hlnulioii!"
lo
oKe
Hn
inylery
if
il
N
-olvable.
"r.
Mi.noi"
(.aid
r
in
deiiiiilnienl
of
colon-
dlrr-clloti
of
all
activities
ron
'
i!
"Mil
ilevelopineiil
or
Can-
nected
wil.h
colouiialioii
and
de-
,':'!'!
Nit1
l
ll..ll.....
I..
ll..
...
I..,
......
nl
mill
will
ilaUllslt
.
-...I,
un
inin
i.
il,
-ii.i.iiiiii.
,...
.....
'Uly
i
i,,.,,
i
,,.,.01....
,.r
.11.......
'
1.
1.
.....If
I,
,-,
rm-
Hint
niirnose.
il
...-.
ii,,,
ii
i,
i,
.
,
r-i
,,.
..
,
"
fl'
iiuiilion
ami
develop-
being
considered
thai
siicli
work
elm
heller
he
illreftled
from
i.an-
Willi
Ilie
Iransfer
of
Dr.
Hliiok
rroin
liondtiii
lo
Montreal
Ihe
Kurnpcaii
organi.alion
will
be
uiaiiilained
and
ils
aelivilies
will
he
eonliniied
In
accordance
with-Hie
presenl
policy.
The
1
in
.-.W...V-..
ereallou
or
.
Ihe
position
.1
.
.....
nun
will
iiioiniii-i
"
n
jiiipl,.!,.
nrnHnUiillon
of
direclor
comes
as
Iho
result
of
reqm,.
1
T
EGYPTIANS
ARRESTED
Prominent
Officials
Close
to
Former
Premier
Zrgloul
Pasha
Taken
In
Custody
CAIRO,
Nov.
27.
British
military
authorities
today
arrested
Nekrassl
Bey,
secretary
of
the
ministry
of
the
Interior,
and
Abdul
Rap
man
Fahny,
one
of
the
closest
political
assistants
of
the
former
Premier
Zagloul
Pasha,
together
with
a
prominent
member
of
the
Nationalist
delegation
who
visited
London
with
the
former
premier.
The
men,
It
Is
understood,
were
surprised
In
their
beds
and
taken
to
an
unknown
destination.
Barkat
Pasha,
minister
of
the
Interior
In
the
Zagloul
cabinet,
was
also
arrested.
HUNDRED
MEN
ON
ROADWORK
City's
End
of
Island
Road
Is
B.
Inq
Graded
and
will
be
Surfaced
In
Spring
AIkiu'
ion
iin-ii
an1
now
em
uImjoiI
on
rily
road
work.
I'lfly
of
th'e
are
worknif
on
Hie
rily
connection
lo
Hie
Kai'-n
I
-la
ml
road
from
Kleveiilli
Avenue.
This
number
of
men
will
1m
kepi
bu"
all
winter,
weather
vermi"n..
And
I
he
Island
road
rrew
nn
!e
inereaeed.
The
rity
vork
on
the
IlanJ
road
roaniolo
of
clearing
and
fradiiiff
which
will
take,
it
i
;.i
-
lielpute.1.
until
pnng
when
sui-
faeiiiit
will
be
undertaken.
i
Ilie
meantime,
a
bylaw
i
beintf
pul
InrouKh
lo
allow
for
urailin-of
Conrad
SI
reel
and
Kleventn
which
will
permit
of
heavy
equip-:
ment
beniK
taken
lo
Hie
road
and
Hltto
provide
for
a
paved
rond
from
the
cenlre
of
I
he
cily
lo
the
riyt
limilf
connecting
with
ll.o
fovernmenl
road.
II
wa.i
announced
at
the
cily
eni:iiier'
ottice
this
inoiniiu
that
work
of
inallre.-
grading
Atlin
Avenue
helween
!ii"conn
Avenue
and
Seveiileenlli
Slreel
would
eoiiiiiienee
next
week.
The
work
mi
Allm
Avenue
went
ol
Sevenli
enili
Si
reel
i-
now
w
ell
HllVHIieill.
NATIONAL
WILL
OPERATE
A
FAST
QUICK
AiiiON
FOLLOWS
SERVICE
TO
EAST
WTNXIPKd.
Xov.
27.
In
line
with
Hie
progressive
policy
adopt-:
eil
by
the
t.anailiaii
Xalional
Hallways
of
bcllering
Irani
services
where
ever
possible,
"The
Xallotf'il"
one
ol
Ihe
company'
crack
trains
providing
service
between
the
cities
of
Toronto
and
Winnipeg
on
December
o,
will
be
placed
011
Ihe
fastest
running
lime
between
these
two
poinls.
In
Ihe
pnsl.'lhls
train
has
been
Ihe
popular
means
of
I
ravel
be
tween
these
two
cilies
and
il
has
also
been
used
to
a
large
extent
by
those
Iravelling
between
Mini
Ileal
und
Winnipeg,
Some
lime
back
the
opening
or
l.onglae
culiilT
provided
mi
shorter
route
between
Ihe
Ontario
cily
and
the
.Metropolis
of
Ihe
west,
'and
now
Inking
Ihe
fullest
ndvanlagn
of
Hie
new
route,
the
running
lime
on
litis
train
will
be
rul
down
lo
Leslie
pidgeon
,lhe
Winnipeg
I'uiouisl
leader,
that
minorities
'
liuil
no
rights
on
congregational
properly.
I
I.egislnlion
on
the
matter
must
1
inrlude
provision
lor
a
ballot
on
Church
Union
among
member-.,
or
Hie
Presbyterian
Church
in
Ihe
province,
the
committee
also.
lecided.
CHINESE
CONSUL
SUBMITS
PROTEST!
i
Exception
Taken
at
Measure'
Proposed
by
Mary
Ellen
j
Smith
Regarding
Em-
I
ployment
With
White
Girls
VICTOHIA,
Xov.
27.
Through
I.in
Pan
lleng,
Chinese
consul
nl
TAXI
BOSTON
GRILL
25
and
Large
Upstair
Dining
Halt,
Ambulance
with
newly
laid
dancing
Service
floor
for
hire.
Suitable
for
dances,
banquets
and
wedding
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
parties.
Stand
RUPERT
For
rates,
apply
to
Boston
and
6th
St.
PRINCE
Grill,
Third
Ave.
VIDECK,
Prop.
WATT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Phone
457.
I..
.
v
il
XIV
N.
Hi,
VlUNCK
IIUPKHT,
H.U.,
Till
IISDAY.
NOVK.MUKH
27.
1021.
v..t.rdi,'.
ciftuution
tsse.
tlrnl
1
.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
"tit
IN
BERYL
G.
CASE
ZAGLOUL
PASHA'S
INTIMATES
TAKEN
IN
CUSTODY
BY
BRITISH
AUTHORITIES
Extradition
is
Asked
for
Hijackers
wko
are
Said
to
be
Murderers
Bodies
of
Gillis
and
Son
Were
Handcuffed
to-
ler
and
Thrown
Into
Sea
off
Sidney
Idand
Thi"!
rune
u
I'irl
Lolborne.
Ontario,
shows
Ilie
modern
way
of
haiiuli.
g
ig
iron.
The
tiug
-.
t
us
-i
one
"dip
itnd
p
i-nni
-
the
work
oi
tn.i
.
-i-n
KETTLE
VALLEY
1W0
DROWNINGS
TRAIN
DERAILS
Engineer
John
Crosby
Killed
and
Pete
CoClgan
Loses
His
Life
at
Conductor
Gates
and
Un-
KhuUmaleen
Inlet;
Little
known
Tramp
Injured
i
Girl
Drowned
In
Gard-
1
ner
Canal
XKI.SUX.
Sov.
r7.
Ikigiueer
John
Crosby
wai
killed,
Couduc-j
jwo
drowning.-.
In'the
district
lor
Jo.eph
tiaie
was
clislilly
in-
j,ave
reiorted
to
the
pro-
Jured
and
an
unknown
tramp
was
hurl
when
Ilie
Kettle
Valley
train
derailed
yesterday
afternoon
near
lleaveidell
west
of
Midway.
The
engine
track.
jured.
and
several
cars
!-1
1
X"
pasvngers
were
Ilie
in-
CHURCH
UNION
IN
COMMITTEE
Rlghts
of
Minorities
to
be
Pre
served
and
Congregational
Vote
Is
Also
to
be
Taken
viiicial
police,
the
bodies
in
neither
case
having
yet
been
recovered.
Last
iiIkIiI
liuminion
Constable'
A.
J.
Watkiiifon
reported
from
Port
Simpson
by
telephone
that:
a
louder,
Pete
Colligau,
aged
PJ.
Iia-l
his
life
at
Kliutznvaleeii
Inle!
where
he
was
engaged
in
loyni?
for
the
(ieorpetown
mill.
He
slipped
off
a
booia
into
eighty
feet
of
water
one
hundred
feet
.
from
Hie
shore.
The
accident,
occurred
on
Tuesday
afternoon.
-i-i
i
.......
t,.lt
H
n
'
rope
and
had
gone
his
partner.
Jack
Prescolt,
could
j
Iconic
to
his
rescue.
He
had
been1
!
complaining
recently
of
heart
llrmililn.
I
ler
CM
eil
v;is
well
known
VICTOHIA.
Xov.
S7
Oppo-
,
,
,
fished
and
logped
units
of.
Church
Lmon
won
a
ul
of
,lKi
wrt
for
(,10
Jas,
point
before
Hie
Private
Hills
..
,;,
"
-
--
-
-
.
.
.
.
.
a
as
committee
yesieniay
wneu
uiej
-
.
,i
,:l.allll(,i
i.iiiiiuiei
,s!llll.i
istuno
in
in
(5llr.lner
iiuniniTi
CHARLIE
CHAPLIN
WEDS
LITA
GREY
I.OS
AX(ii:i.F.S.
Xov.
27.
--Charlie
Chaplin
broughl
a
new
bride
lo
Hollywood
today.
He
married
l.ila
(rey,
eighteen
year
old
leading
.lady
al
Kpalma,
Mexico,
"Jusl
tell
everybody
we
are
happy,
thankful
and
glad
lo
be
home,"
said
Charlie.
PERRY
CONGRATULATES
OLIYER
GOVERNMENT
VICTOHIA.
Xov.
.'7.
II.
Unbounded
Optimism
is
Keynote
of
Address
to
Gyro
Club
by
Geo.
j
Bushby;
at
Dinner
Last
Evening
1
There
will
he
a
population
of
IIU.OOU
people
in
Prince
Unpen
alinot
Ijffore
you
know
it.
The
present
i
merely
Hie
'
period
of
waiting
Ihut
every
cily
on
the
Pacific
coast
has
experienced.
1
was.
not
born
yesterday
but
1
expect
lo
see
a
great
ily
here.
As
a
young
man
I
saw
Vancouver
a
settlement
of
fiia
.k
roads
and
shacks.
Look
what
it
is
today
a
great-metropolis
and
centre
of
commerce.
Von
young
men
will
see
a
similar
i
uiisloi
m.-ilion
in
Prince
HuperL"
;
Such
was
Hie
statement
made
by
George
(I.
liusliby,
native
-
....
.
..
son
of
ItrilUh
Columbia
and
suc
:
ON
ITS
RECENT
POLICY!:
Vancouver,
llrlllsh
Columbia
Perry
or
Prince
(ieorge
speaking
Chinee
have
prntcslcd
lo
Ihe
in
Ihe
legislature,
said
Di
Mc-goveruinetil
agalnsl
Mrs.
Smith's
Lean
had
shown
conclusively
that
measure
which
would
forbid
emjthe
tinvertwnenl
was
profiling
by
ploymenl
ol
Chinese
in
Ihe
same
I
he
lessons
learned
ill
Ihe
elec-housis
(
wilh
while
girls,
lleng
lion
by
reducing
expenditures
by
told
premier
Oliver
that
such
;
$1,300,000.
He
congratulaled
the
legislation
would
bo
gross
dls-
minister
on
Ihe
provision
ol
a
"
for
this
new
position,
lhe
growth
of
the
deparnnc
in
nouis.
a
inue
ovei
a
nay
ami
crimination
unjustified
by
con-'sinking
fund
to
ret.
re
Ihe
$U,-,!cy
wO
U".dici
uc
'
'1"
ni
'
V"
1"
unions
000.000
P.l
I
bond?
LINE
WILL
BE
FINISHED
This
is
to
Stipulation
In
Connection
With
Sale
of
Pacific
Great
Eastern
VICTORIA,
Nov.
27.
If
negotiations
are
completed
by
the
government
for
the
sale
of
the
Pacific
Great
Eastern,
the
line
will
be
finished
from
North
Vancouver
to
Squamlsh
and
from
the
present
end
of
steel
at
Cottonwood
Creek
to
Prince
for
North
Vancouver,
yesterday
that
he
and
other
members
had
this
assurance
from
Premier
Oliver.
The
premier
said
he
had
already
explained
that
any
agreement
for
the
sale
of
the
road
would
stipulate
for
the
completion
of
the
line
from
North
Vancouver
to
Prince
George.
BODY
EMBALMED
IN
USUAL
WAY
ods
Were
Employed
In
Janet
Smith
Cass
Doctors
Back
Him
Up
lions.
Anli-Unioiiisls
explain
j
"
'
Inollii
ig
unusual
in
Ihe
inelhinls
that
Ihe
decision
is
in
direct
op-'
i
of
embalming
employed."
Cor-
nosilion
lo
the
iirKUinenl
ol
Dr.
:tiner
ltrydone-Jack
also
said
that
the
embalming,
in
did
not
blot
out
any
of
the
evi-
deuce
of
assault.
t
GALE
PICKS
UP
cessful
businessman
of
the
Pacific
Coast
in
an
inspirational
address
imbued
with
optimism
and
logic,
jdelivered
before
IJie
Cyro
Club
jlasl
night.
j
After
civlii?
a
graphic
descrip-Hion
of
conditions
on
Hie
Pacific
jCoasl
fifty
years
ago
before
Van
couver
was
in
existence
and
le-Tore
ilie
days
of
rail
connection
lo
Iho
Pacific
Coast,
when
Victoria
where
he
lived
had
as
its
only
connection
with
the
rest
of
Hie
world
Hie
ships
of
the
Hud-sou
Kay
company
which
came
out
every
three
months
or
so
from
England
wilh
mails,
and
supplier
and
when
the
prairies
of
Canada
and
t
oiled
Slates
were
nothing
George.
J.
M.
Bryan,
member
jum-e
than
wasteland,
Mr.
llusliby
r
ki
i-
ii.........
stated
ttA
'ii
iiL
.ii.
:i
keenly
Lfi-iilv
iiifto-pittinir
laieresung
manner
iii.innpr
'as
a
market
of
the
world.
no-
unioi
luiiuif
lino
nil
inn
a
M..u
i.l..
r
I
.....li,.
1
i
unaervaiicr
oay
uruinarj
mem-.
.ui.
uu.iuu;
luiruru
pamvu-
uuuci
uuiyii.
.
,
,
,
.
traced
Hie
development
that
had
taken
place
in
Hie
past
half
century
wilh
the
coming
of
Die
;:rancontinental
railways
and
the
springing
up
of
Hie
large
western
cilies.
Today
San
Francisco,
I.os
Angeles,
San
Diego,
Portland,
Seattle
and
Vancouver
were
all
great
cilies.
Xone
of
llieui
had
anything
more
behind
llieui
than;
Prince
llupert,
however,
he
declared.
Tin
cily
already
had
a
well
equipped
waterfront
and
all
thai
went
to
make
an
important
trading
centre.
It
would
not
ba
long
before
it
came
into
its
own
Iaiiy
to
Prince
Hupert
as
the
logical
port
of
entry
for
Alaskan
tratlie.
II
was
not
Hie
fault
nor
desire
of
the
people
of
the
neigh-
VAX
COl'VKIl,
Xov.
27.
Denial
boring
territory
thalj
an
iniquil-
Ihat
the
embalnung
or
the
boily.ous
shiping
law
at
present
coni-or
Janel
Smith
wa
conducted
by
pelled
them
to
pass
up
the
rail
succeeded
in
getting
the
coin-1
,...,
ii.i
,ki,i
,ii,
I
suggeste.1
,
by
the
,,
attorney-gen
,,
millee
to
adopt
Ihe
principle
.
,
uniiuii
,
inu
Mp
,511,1
iiit-iui(
'i,.,,.
viva
uuunsi
tlcair(M
eral
is
made
by
the
undertaker
is
that
rights
..r
minortlies
served
in
any
legislation
dealing
A
offic,.r
Sl.t
0I,
llie
I
other
than
ordinary
methods
asjbre
and
go
lo
Sealtle:
s
be
be
pre-l:
pre-lin
,.,;,.
.i,r..
..
VV!1
,vas
,n-,
,irWI10,i
.
who
were
in
charge
or
the
work.
Dr.
IS.
F.
Curtis,
who
niade
the
wilh
the
ilisposition
of
ci..ircii,,aclp1H
lo
jnvesliru,e
aU,
is,secoiM
pojwnonem
properly
between
Ihe
two
fae-',.,
,1
..llir.,i
lion,
said
'I
here
wa?
No
Not
Walt
Mr.
Ilushby
bemoaned
the
at
lilude
thai
was
taken
by
so
many
in
wailing
lor
somebody
else
to
iconic
in
and
no
tilings.
iiiai
decidedly
I
had
been
Ihe
trouble
too
much
In
Jhe
past
willi
Canadians.
They
should
be
live
wires
and
do
tilings
lor
themselves
instead
of
his
opinion,
wailing
for
others
to
some
in
TOP
OF
CAR
ON
The
radiator
and
controls
or
Hie
car
were
slightly
danulged.
Hoards
and
gravel
Ironi
roofs
weiv
also
flying
and
there
was
a
erlain
amount
or
danger
or
1
pedestrians
being
struck.
II
looks
Clike
a
regular
November
gale
is
brewing
and
precautions
are
being
taken
against
It.
Mrs.
Don
Yelf
and
cbjld
arrived
from
Vancouver
On
Iho
Prince
llunerl
yeslenfav
nfecuooti
Mrs.
Yelf
has
been
visiting
her
par
ents.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
11.
II
Shock-
vvho
are
now
loca'ed
in
Van-
and
then
be
jealous
if
they
reaped
the
-profits
to
which,
through
their
enterprise,
they
were
entitled.
"Do
not
be
the
hewers
ut
wood
and
carriers
of
water
for
others.
Knergy
brings
money
.....I
..ill.
..i.l
ll
......
II.,
I
L
,1,.
rlli
THIRD
AYENUEl
nothing.
Du
not
be
afraid
or
fail-
line,
r.verybody
fails
but
U
is
One
of
the
noon
dav
gusts
to-Hirough
Ihe
experience
derived
day
picked
up
Ihe
top
or
Frank
I
from
TailOres
thai
success
is
at
Cole's
mail
car
and
deposited
itl''
attained."
in
front
or
W.
II.
Montgomery'!
'N'1'1'
,,"'ir
energies
people
store
on
Third
Avenue
leaving'""'"'
themselves
heard
Mr.
the
chassis
landing
where
iljlhby
declared.
II
was
up
In
was
parked
at
the
Dominion
Care.
!.
especially
Ihe
young
men.
In
work
for
themselves;
not
lo
wall
lor
somebody
else
to
come
in
and
help
Ihein.
Wealth
or
success
was
not
to
be
attained
in
a
singln
day
but
was
to
be
tditained
us
the
result
ol
persistent
efforts.
In
the
course
of
his
address,
Mr.
llusliby
made
a
plea
that
somelhiiig
be
done
lor
Ilie
youth
ol
the
cily
the
young
men
had
no
where
to
go
and
who
were
apt
to
fall
inlo'bad
associations
and
evil
ways.
The
establishment
of
a
gymnasium
here,
he
thought,
would
be
ol
great
help
In
Hint
direction
It
should
receive
at-co
t
uueii
on
pae
iX;