LABOR
iJ
i.Ir
'I;
a!i-
was
in
charge
of
tli'
lore
mi
Hp-
ali-eueo
of
Mr,
li"
j
in
IIh-
lio-i'iliil.
Mi
tioiiloli,
who
was
le
ping
in
t
f
-
iiiir
.if
Ho-
-luiv,
w
i
iirl
li
a
vul
Ii
dog
ami
lie.
ml
Hiumpn-g
uoie
which
4,
ii
rommg
from
Ibe'lailm
-imp
mi
tlx'
m
.und
floor
l-nng.
ilii
f"l-
-
1
miie'-lnili-ly
after,
how-!
null
.the
rrali
of
breaking
ti'ol
in-
juitrpc-1
out
of
ln
i
wriil
in
It
front
il.Ntr.j
I
n-.l
ul
first
rcallir
that
:!
had
been
committed
ii.myhl
ttiMl
the
ravin?
'i
to
t
i
I
riiPl
tin
break
-ti
w
imiow.
Ilr
tlrved
making
iue
Mi
,
vm
.
,tfin
7hwtf
flUl'f
tMMBfl
MOtlCHIS.
'
'
thai
tin'
valuable
cape
I'M
removed
Initn
Ibe
win-
;
,
ii-t.Jt
a
revolver
ami
wen
I
.rain
ty
((
I
ifi
tin
iim-i'Iiiix
in
course
on
,
iftii
driver
come
into
the
lirgrlnK
the
imi-e
of
.!-!.
1
1
it
I
-
ro-ed
lo
I
(
'
i.f
nf
llir
ulrcel
iimlj
..(tlinn
rapidly
towards
1
..!(,.
,.
Mr.
tU.nl.
.It
aUol
i
a'
to-
w
carrying
the
i'"t
he
ralliil
m
him
;
h-
v.tnil.1
fire.
The
man
J
'
'ake
Hie
warning,
how.
.I
tiirlet
In
mn.
On
fir
I
'.
h"
heal
ul
I
lie
Kiiiir
(Iwtrue
wi'hin
n
block
or
the
mIi-l'"lie.'
SerseHiit
llueli
Mc-l
V
wan
on
the
rMin
within
ti
mi
Hie.
c
and
Mr.
IJou-Mn
i.i
Hie
remainder
of
Ui
arcliinp.
dul
wllhotil
nuc-
I'M'itlmjf
Hip
riilprit.
l
ir
...i,-,.
ar,,
Wlirklnp
011
'
t...iiy
ami
llier
U
1
-i-n..n
bt-llevp
(hill
the
1,1
'
tuny
he
apprehended.
Mr.
'
d
drelui..,
Ilml
he
rould
'
tlv
llllll
I
I
I.
..II...
..
I
...
"
-
i
I'riinni
in'
'
-i
-'laitKei-
n
llir
iiy.
BUDGET
NEXT
WEEK
Session
Expected
to
be
Short
frobabty
Endln?
about
December
12.
NHWA,
Nov.
l:t.
I
ho
tiox-"iimettl
,m((
lel
will
be
""-'
-hi
down
in-
lii-pinning
of
tin
week,
n
was
minutim-rd
in
'"
gislaluie
yeslerday.
Under
M'lent
iiliuii.
(lie
llou.-e
will
"
"'ii
on
December
12.
'
The
'"bale
on
,
Hi.,.vU
rr,M
Ibe
"ru'c
will
,
cdiiclmied
HiIh
II
V
K,:!iniiU
,nier.
iu-prrlor
in
Siuiiliers
on
of
de-
DEBATE
ENDS
IN
SHOOTING
Two
Hundred
Shots
Fired
Mexican
Chamber
of
Deputies
About
Possible
Candidates
for
Annual
Election
Tile
end
of
Ho-
rivu-
yrar
i-
Mpproacliin!
ami
i
i
I
-
uk-
VioiiioK
lo
talk
ahoiit
Hi.-
nexl
rivic
election.
It
i
under-liMH'
thai
Hie
mayor
will
again
offer
hi
erirp
lo
I
he
rily
and
il
i
treiierall
uuderiliKNl
that
he
will
he
njpoed
by
Alderinii
I'.ollarl,
AldeniMii
MrMordie
or
Aldnrman
(H-y.
poiltly
liy
more
Hi
an
.me
r
them.
There
wh
a
report
Ihal
Ahternian
.Mitrdoiiald
would
lie
in
the
field,
hut
il
i
uudenlood
Dial
.
lie
haw
denied
thai
he
will
le
a
eamlidale.
The
name
of
It.
tl.
liildMniM.
la-l
ear'H
preidul
if
Hie
lHanl
of
trade,
ha
aUo
lieen
fawiralily
meulioned.
II
in
iMijl.le
Ihal
lliere
niay
be
a
-dark
horee
In
I
he
uiuiiieipal
rne,
but
li
U
nol
in
evident-
yel.
l
or
aldermen
il
i
prohnlily
Dial
all
or
iiio-i
..r
tin-
pre-enl
iiK'iiml.i'iiU
will
i.e
i
-.nilidul.'"
i
oiiee
iiioiv.
LUIS
FIRPO
BEATEN
BY
CHARLEY
WEINERT
Outpointed
Argentine
In
Twelve
Round
No-Decision
go
Last
Night
M:VAIIK.
Nov.
III.
Charley
Weinerl.
lienvywejKhl,
otilpoiuled
I
.o,u
N
Fifpn.
Argentine
heavyweight
in
a
twelve,
round
no-decision
mulch
in
the
opinion
of
ncwspHpnrm'iMi
hml
night.
Firpo
vvus
oulboxed.
his
awkwnrdues
25
TAXI
and
8be
main
BOSTON
GRILL
Ambulance
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Service
wilh
newly
laid
dancing
T.oor
for
hire.
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
Suitable
for
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
"3rd
Ave.
dances,
banquets
and
wed.
and
6th
8L
din
parties.
WATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
PRINCE
1RUPERT
For
ratg.
apply
to
Boston
Grill.
Third
Ave.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Phone
457,
VOI
XIV
NO,
i'07
In
MEXICO
CITY,
Nov.
13.
Louis
Morones,
Labor
leader,
and
another
deputy
were
wounded
last
night
In
the
course
of
a
shooting
affray
In
the
chamber
of
deputies.
More
than
200
shots
were
fired
as
the
climax
of
a
stormy
debate.
Morones
was
the
most
prominent
Labor
Isader
In
Mexico.
RUMBLINGS
IN
InaKiuiii
idea
having
lHen
adwmi
INI
reeiill)r,
a
rnmuilllre
roni-
in
of
Itr.
h.
V.
Krryiu
ainl
Jim-i
tree
i-
wa
apioiul'd
to
confer
on
the
mailer
with
a
Molary
Cluh
lommitlee
which
ha
already
1mnu
named.
CIVIC
ARENAS
;
lite
IriKuer
the
rewilwr;
"
io
off.
Th
mum-
w'
People
on
Street
are
Talking
Mr
:HiUtii
declare.
.-I
tlic
vii-iimmi
not
failed,
ill.-l
niool
ii
rely
uouhl
a.lied
it,
murk.
Ak
it
ly)Hina
Mini
Imre
feel.
'''"H
nnide
rliHe
and
ar-
tn
fire
Iwh
hoU.
The
i
-appeared
in
Hie
Maelmi
"iichl
to
the
war
of
llir
rrice.
I'Jtl.VCK
Hll'KHT.
H.G..
TIllllSDAY
MJVKMHKlt
U.
I02J.
rt.fd.,-,
circ.uti..
isee.
I
he
annual
t.yro
ImII
w
ill
he
Ih
I.I
mi
January
tii
il
war
deeid-
...I
'It...
.
.
J
.
.
.
.
-I.
i
iii
win
rcronw
i
lie
ciuo
f
i!
-
uilalioii
niicltt
on
Uie
day
pre
Miiiiti
and
a
iiUBMVr
of
Vancou
mm
.yni.
il
-
expected,
will
be
here
for
i
he
area
ion.
A
rom-
I
mil
let-
coHMathitf
uf
A.
U.
Nicliub
4
I
nil
it
,
m
i
n
i
At
oi
Hj.
Pnmr
e
m&shop
Farthing
Appeals
for
la-
stork.
A.
A.
Kaoti
ami
II.
A.
Ila-lie
wa
named
lo
lake
charge
of
arraiif
etitenU
for
Hie
hall.
The
rlub
treasurer
reported
I
biit
.'.'
3
had.
been
realiied
an
a
reull
nf
.the
recent
Momlowii
jilaurc
Thin
iiiuney
will
be
plae-;i.
in
the
playtcrouud
fund.
Norri
:
Prtnxlc,
riiairiuan,
and
the
com-!
until'.'
in
charve
of
thi-
alfair
wit.'
ill-charged
with
thauky.
A
idea-iiiil
feature
of
the
jiro-i
i-eedinfc
al
In
-I
iiizlit'-
meeting
Ma-
t
lie
pre-entalion
ny
It.
u
.
on
behalf
of
the
club.
Wright
of
a
nilver
en-
'ii'i'
dih
a-
a
wetldinst
preenl
liyrn
fif
lit
reilii'd
suitably
to
I
lie
hi.n.'i
add
(old
MOIIC
OT
llir
i'.iiiiMiri'
on
In
honeymoon
uhi.'h
I'Hik
linn
lo
lui-liTii
CONTRACTS
FOR
TRUNK
ROADS
Trans-Provlnclal
Highway
Work
To
Commence
at
Once
Is
Announced
VltrrolllA.
Nov.
13.
I
be
ron-Irart
for
Ibe
construction
of
Hie
lloie-Speiice's
bridge
mcI
Ion
id
or
Hie
triii!--provineial
highway
will
be
let
lo
A.
II.
Palmer
Co
and
V.
T.
lierney.
The
Arid
seel
Ion
rroui
Ytile
uorlh
to
the
slle
or
llie
new
steel
bridge
nertms
Hie
Feasor
ul
Spuzzuui
will
con!
a
llllle
over
l
1(1,000
and
Will
be
handled
by
Ibe
lierney
firm.
.The
second
seclioii
north
rroin
llie
bridge
crossing
lo
l.vllou
will
t'osl
in
the
ucighbor-In.oil
id
:ir.nii
will
be
umler-liiken
by
Palmer.
Later
other
section'
will
be
eiimpleleil.
INQUIRY
COMMISSTON
COST
PEOPLE
550,000
VICTOIIIA,
Nov
la.
II
t'osl
llie
people
nf
Hrilisli
Columbia
50.()(i()
lo
rind
oul
thai
no
gnifl
permeuled
llie
couslruoliou
or
llie
P.tl.K.
railway,
iiccording
lo
'iilires
iirese'ile.l
lo
Ibe
l.egis.
laltiro
yeslerday.
showing
the
being
no
mulch
Tor
Weinei
r.sjeo!
al
I
ho
commission
of
in-skill.
There
was
no
knock-!
unity
presided
over
by
.Mr.
Jus-ilivv'is.
:'-
.iallialier.
Mi
Mol
Jlialiut
I
lie
Uiwii
Prime
of
Serliia.
who
re-ceullv
celejale.l
hi,
fir-l
aiuiierary.
ws-
a
initor
lo
iomiou
mis
mouth
and
n
now
ark
again
at
liume
Helgrade
Aid
for
Unemployed
in
East
STUART
LAKE
URGES
LOWER
in
Where
Distress
Beyond
Control
f.
LODGE
BURNED
LUMBER
TAXES
Structure
Just
Erected
by
Paul
Pooley
Would
Lessen
Income
Walter
Destroyed
by
Fire
Government
and
Stop
Bor
on
Tuesday
Night
rowing
for
Public
Works
Juil
r
pleied
in
.anticipation'
or
catering
to
tourist
and
bulling
parlies
vi-iliug
the
district
nesl
year,
a
splendid
lodge
em-imdyinc
all
the
real
ores
of
a
hold
erected
by
Paul
Waller
on
Sluarl
Ijike
near
Fori
SI.
James
wa
completely
wiped
out'
by
lire
on
Tuesday
nigbl
according
lo
i
lelegrtun
receivwd
jesler.lay
by
Iti
F.
MeNnuglilon,
CN.lt.
dislrirt
msseimer
agent.
.Mr.
Wnllcr
ar
rived
with
his
Tamil)-
la-i
,oril
from
Oregon
and.
sjonl
several
days
in
Ibe
city
'with
It.
C.
W.
Led,
t:.N'.U.
inlonliallt.il
agent,
who
was
instrumental
in
hring-
of;
basic
industries
through
the
lessening
of
taxation
on
mining
and
lumbering
enterprises
and
an
aggressive
policy
lor
financial
i-nrju?
ii'K
hi
i.
Thu
deslniAtion
of!
the
end
or
the
present
year
the-
'
llie
lodge
is
a
lillmMiss
to
the
district
besides
a
Personal
one
to
Mr.
Walter,
for
il
was
anticipated
that
it
would
be
used
exlen-sively
and
would
be
an
added
al-
rebuilt.
Mrs.
I,.
P.
Wright,
formerly
ot
Prince
Itupert
ami
now
or
Lotus
I
leach
Calirornia,
who
reretitly
underwent
an
operulfon.
Is
mak
ing
favorable
recovery
according
I
.
.
..
I
..I
5-
'.'
'
trttt
393
old
pans
in
a
tree
riahl
where
Hows
inlo
Kagle
Creek
The
whole
creek
is
slaked
and
mot
MD.VniKAI.,
o.
I:!.
Thai
llie
niieiiij.l.ix
lueut
situation
of
""
creeks
riowiu
inlo
il
ar.-in
Moo
lieal
and
other
Canadian
i
cnlres
demanded
imiiit'iJiate
!
al
P''gl
out
and
the
claims
aUenlioli
or
(lie
rederal.
tMovmi
ial
anil
t
it
.-,
1
1
1
1
1
.
i-i
I
;
recordel.
Ihere
are
three
nf
aiiif
Ihal
Uiey
miil
inimedialely
vole
Hinds
necessary
for
allevi-
;"iese.
5rady
Creek,
Jimmy
Creek
alioii,
was
the
Imideu
or
sjieei
hes
made
by
Hisliop
Farlhing
uiidan'
,'oll,'
reek.
oilier
speakers
al
a
mass
meetioir
of
iiiiMiiitiiiivtxt
iiiui.uiii.iiiu
I
Panuinu
on
liiscoverv
claim
on
here
ve-lenlny.
"
,Ctold
Pan
Or.
CaVter
values
All
speakers
were
agreed
Hint
distress
had
mil
bevnm!
ii,lfrom
18c
lo
3(c
which
lie
eou-
sco.e
of
Hit'
various
charitable
organization
siders
good.
Ho
sank
a
hole
seven
feel
on
Dome
Creek
and
got
colors
all
llie
way
and
he
thinks
(here
will
be
gold
at
bedrock
This
he
considers
llie
b."d
prospect
or
all,
as
the
crek
is
most
uniform
and
has
all
the
pearanre
of
having
good
pay
dirl.
II
was
at
Ibe
mouth
or
this
erepk
that
llrady
got
a
six
dollar
nusgel.
"What
the
country
need
is
I
prospectors,
said
the
Doctor,
II
jis
easy
to
gel
in
and
the
country
lis
open
and
abounds
in
game,
moose,
caribou,
tool
hens
and
all
VICTOIIIA,
Xov.
13
Proposals
iorts
or
wild
lire.
As
the
doctor
tor
slimulalion
of
Ibe
provincial
ii-
an
old
miner,
bating
lived
in
Alaska
and
(he
Yukon
for
past
8
yc.lrs
and
participated
in
almost
every
rush,
be
is
likely
lo
know
what
be
js
lalkin--
about.
and
other
assistance
in
respect
to!
He
bus
a
number
of
claims
Ihere
'arming
were
advanced
in
I
he
'and
has
taken
options
on
others
Legislature
by
Hie
opposition
'and
is
quite
enthusiastic
over
Hie
leader,
II.
II.
Pooley
in
a
speech
!
country,
on
the
address
yeslerday.
He
as-!
serled
that
lb
province's
net.
clebl
was
eighty-eight
million
dollars
inslead
oT
the
Torly-six
millions
claimed
by
llie
(iovern-
menl,
and
ho
predicted
Ihal
by
annual
borrowings
would
roach
or
or
eight
eight
million
million
dollars
dollars
li
action
to
a
district
llialj'iol
been
sapped
out
of
(lie
pro-abounds
with
all
manner
of
game.,
vinee."
said
J'ooley.
II
is
understood
thai
ll
will
be1
i
SMALL
WHEAT
CROP
ARRESTED
LAWYER
KNOWN
IN
RUPERT
PRICE
FIVE
CENW.
R
SHOT
IN
MEXICAN
CHAMBER
MAW
ATTEND
FUNERAL
OF
ACENT
GENERAL
OF
BX
IN
LONDON
TODAY
Thousand
Dollar
Cape
Stolen
From
Store
at
Goldbloom's
Last
Night
Revolver
Shots
Fired
at
Robber
as
he
Carried
off
Furs:
Plate
Glass
Window
is
Broken
GYROS
FOLLOW
UP
GOOD
WORK;
Will
Devote
Their
At'enllon
to
Plavqround
Improvement
i
Again
During
Coming
Year
PRESENTATION
TO
MEMBER
Good
Returns
from
Hoedown
Dance
Given
Here
Recently
i
are
Reported
Tlif
Prince
Ilupcrl
;r.
(j
ii
Sii.it.
nog
it
large
plale
gla
"how
window
in
the
fur
sImW11
m
'mimIV
ImImiic-
ii
tin
Hi.
mi
(i
old
Mourn,
.Second
Avenue,
a
diet
at
t
o'clock
Ufc'i"
""
laM
K
-ti.ilrhed
h
mink
iaK-
valued
al
1,000
hiiiJ
esrapwl
l"Ji'','',
Wiliuur
playground
i
,
mi.
of
-Hoi
firl
fnm
u
revolver
in
the
hands
of
L,
liM-11""
"
,u
"',J'J',
'
Hi.
(ioW-
ioriki-inma
r.
The
gym-
GOLD
DIGGINGS
ARE
INDICTED
EAGLE
CREEK
FOR
VIOLATING
Dr.
Carter
of
Hyder
Here
Direct
frm
Casslar
After
Staking
Claims
WAS
LAST
MAN
OUT
Says
What
Coun
ry
Needs
Prospectors
and
Conditions
are
Favorable
is
Thai
while
no
one
can
yet
lell
whether
Hold
Pan
Creek
in
the
Ca-iar
country
i.
to
become
a
minin?
i-auio
or
nol.
il
has
all
Hie
iru-!eeln
of
Ix'inv
o
Hiouli
il
i.
very
dilTerenl
from
l
lie
olaeer
ile'io,ii-
n
l:o-
Khtii-dyke,
ai
cording
lo
Dr.
C.
I).
Car-fi'r
of
Uyiler
who
hut
ju.'
come
from
there
and
who
at
I
he
Klks
i"!l
call
lal
infill
lold
aiioul
Ibe
country-
lr.
t:arler
Hie
lal
man
out
I
hi
lall.
Ilr
left
there
irtl
October
JG,
coining
down
f;
likine
in
a
mall
lioal
wil'i
fin
Pendleton
oulfil
who
are
iperal-
lin?
in
the
obi
diggings
UU
miles
farther
on.
He
ie.;
n,
iupplie.s
which
be
hail
intended
lo
Use
during
the
winter
and
In
intMi
will
pick
them
up
in
Hie
VOLSTEAD
ACT
Br.tlsh
Columbia
Men
Included
In
List
of
Those
o
oe
Tried
In
States
SAX
FHAXCISCO.
.ov.
13.
F.
It.
Anderson
of
Vaneumer.
a
K.C.
lawyer,
and
Hu-ell
While-Ihw,
a
wealthy
resident
of
Vancouver,
were
anions:
several
score
or
individua.i
indicted
(y
Hie
federal
yrand
jury
la.t
evciiiu?
on
rharcreH
of
viotitl
intr
Hit.
i.n.-
-
.
....
liiliilion
law
and
violaling
the
Irealy
agreemeiil
between
I
lie
t
oilet
Stale
and
Canada
rela-live
lo
eliippins-
Hijuor
inlo
the
cotmtry.
The
iiid'clnienlx
followed
a
Ion;:
invest
iralton
b.
the
Grand
lury
into
Hie
cireuiiiitance
sur-rotmdin?
Hie
ailins
from
Canada
of
the
Meaiuer
Quadra,
which
wan
seized
off
I
bin
port
with
a
halt
million
dollar
cargo
or
lia-
luor
hi
her
hold,
ami
Ibe
mysler-
:ou.voyase
oT
Hie
".loop
liuilia
in
lie
Pacific
and
her
abandon-inenl
iy
Hie
crew,
tlllirers
and
UK'inlter.
of
the
erews
of
the
two
l.-s-i-
are
niriuui'U
III
llie
HHl
'
"
jo.
i
mm
,
i
-
msV.Ut
"tw'Mntiiiil
ii
wa
near
the
uroulh
of
Ooldl
-
iPau
Creek
where
Orady
viade
hi
ifir-t
strike.
The
erreJt
i
so
named
lecaue
there
are
I
wo
old
MANY
ATTEND
FUNERAL
OF
FRED
C.
WADE
Dominions
and
Colonial
Office
Represented
at
Crematorium
Chapel
I.OXDOX.
.Nov.
13
The
tuner-al
or
F.
C.
Wade,
agent
general
ror
H.C.
in
London,
was
held
at
Holders
(ireeu
today,
where
the
renrains
were
cremated.
The
crematorium
chapel
was
scarcely
large
enough
to
bold
all
who
were
present
to
pay
their
last
respects
lo
Mr.
Wade's
memory.
Mrs.
Wad
was
loo
ill
lo
attend.
There
were
present
at
Ibe
funeral
represenlnlives
of
practically
every
.Dominion
in
Hie
F.mpirc
and
the
Colonial
ofriee
was
represented,
'flip
mourners
i
included
Hon
P.
C.
Larkin.
Cau-
adian
High
Commissioner,
ami
t..ttt,.i.
c,,.v
iir,.i.
....:
.
;
w'-'-,i.
.
iivi,
iiiii
,M.-lllllll
I""
i
.;.
r
...
.
i
.
suui-r
ior
u"irana;
inMiop
rer-rin
r
Willesden,
and
Canon
Perkins.
,..tli
fonnofly
of
Urit-ish
Columbia,
Qiiiiducliil
the
service.
Toward
the
close
'of
the
service
Karl
SHe-r.
CnkVadian
bari
tone,
sang
"
Jlie
Abbfy
Light."
verses
written
by
Mr.
Wade.
The
catafalque
was
bidden
by
a
niass
or
riowers..
The
last
time
when
Canadians
aalbered
at
the
chapel
al
Colder
R.
Anderson
was
Here
Last
"reen
crematorium.
.was
in
1918
April
Prosecuting
In
Port
hI
""'
funeral
or
Sir
Itirliard
Mc-
n.m.nl.
I
r-rmm
illriile
one
lino,
iirpmiu.
of
111"
--....-...,
.M-.
-
-
seven
:
and
Ibe
unmediate
predecessor
mo,,.,
as
n
resull
r
the
Oliver
policies.
"II
is
no
raull
or
thai
F-
Andorsou.
llie
Vancouver
"f
Mr-
Ulp
as
ageul
general
of
..u..
.......
I
:r
.1...
i:r..
i.i
liivLvm
u-lui
ivviu
i,
1
...I
mi.l...
It.-.
i
ii-.
ri
iiiuriii
ii
ine
llie
uuii
lias
'"""
"--
uni.7iii
j
-
?io-
day
in
connection
wilh
Ibe
alleg-i
KAMSAY
MArnONAin
eu
liquor
running
activities
of,
jllir
steamer
Quailru,
is
quite
well
"
"
Vll
I
he
was
hero
as
prosecutor
in
Ibe
MAY
VISIT
STATES
LONDON.
Nov.
13.-
.1.
Ilam-
RECENT
ESTIMATE;
,,.orl
,it,W01
va
sy
.MH-'iiiid
is
conten.piati..
,tUo
vU,,e,,
11,0
piy
,M
,hul
visit
to
America
on
a
holiday
.
iiMOKiaiii
receive.!
yesterilaycrop
al
27I.C22.IOO
bushels.
This
J
,"h,,,
"
oamnm
of
Ms
iwenly
millions
less
ss
than
than
no
emergency
Hospital.
Mrs.
ls
,.SMmate.
neii!
is
a
sisier
or
.Mrs.
ltalpli
Tor
la
1
bushels.
t
....
"'V
luler
Ibe
barl
grind
or
nearlv
a
............
v
...
,
Ol
I
AW
A.
Nov.
Ibe
J.-
crop'
Local
members
or
Ibe
legal,
y,.ar
as
premier.
Hie
livening
report
issued
by
Ibe
bureau
ofj
fraternity
acquainted
with
Mr.
Star
.savs
il
understand.
statistics
estimates
H
wheal
the
The
final
estimate.
year
was
171.199.000
Anderson'
believe
Ihal
lie
went
lo,
'
,
San
Francisco
to
represent
the
m.
A.
Itrrbnnk
or
Hie
C
X
II.
owners
or
the
Quadra
which
was'
ensrlneermit
denartimml
arrived
soiled
ami
Ihal.
having
no
inter-
iHS
n(,,
from
Prince
Ceorgrt
esl
in
the
vessel
himeir.
be
will
an,
wlul
couple
of
,,av,
pei
-ouallv
be
released.
Ul
tj,
,.j(V