MflMii
Yra
Want
A
I
ETON
IIPI'b
BANK
AUDITS
ftUfrreil
'..
II.
Shoeklev
ihi
I
lie
jmiuwi-
i-imiiiiiij.iijh.
i
nry
nrr
uuv
oi
uiinu
ana
run
j.j.Mayor
Harry
B-
Hochester
and
laster
l.x-.ld.
V.
II.
Montgomery.
Vol
in
ir
lakes
place
nejl
Thurs-
inlloNTO.
Jar.
1
1.
lnde-;liay
trttm
0
aJll.
,0
7
,,.,
J;
t
audit
twice
a
yri
of;
nominations
follow:
i
of
Sir
Clifford
.Slfton
forj
Seville
Marliueau
Newton.
nun
01
Canada
Dank-
Journalist,
propo-ed
by
W.
K
a
(
uiem.
lie
noes
not
FUlier.
seconded
by
William
11.
a
uuvfrnmenl
audit
or
in-
Denning.
!
:sn
but
suggests
the
crea-.
MrMn
McKay
Steidiens.
oro-
..
.
.
1
1
.
1
,
.....
..
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n
a
triiuii
ifvom
iu
iui'ii"
ihi.,i
iiv
i.vrn
ii.
lirriip
Mntni.
"v-
huuuiiik.
11
nuuiu
ni?ti
ii
iiv
1
wan
l
.
i
iiiiixnm
n-
1.'
a
bank
of
re-dicounl
.rniinu
Jnim
hvhlmvii.
.Inmi
r.
oi
lire
ami
cincr-..Mc
Use
and
.
.
Klkin.
I
liJTonl
dcrlarrd
provin.
Tor
Aldermen
Arlhur
HrooLbank,
arroiini-
il
atlnK
baitkn
llOUIil
KM
mil.
i.n.nn.rd
Iiv
S.
I".
I'nrlrr.
f
bu.ine.
He
believed
a
ccoikIihI
by
Cyril
II.
Orme.
ia
rr
would
reult
if
the
iy-
-in
were
roniinueii.
...
.....
un'ivv
if.
ii
rj
.
iiuiiciiiiuaii.
PLACER
GOLD
'
Henr
n
4tth,
-aretaker
pro
lieved
to
have
been
Iho
result
of
a
lerrific
healing
received
al
Iho
hands
of
Hud
Taylor
here
Friday
night.
posed
by
O.
II,
Munro
and
seconded
by
0.
W.
Kerr.
(One
year
term.)
Cyril
Hodgins
Orme,
druggist,
proposed
by
George
Hill,
sifond-ed
by
Edward
C.
Gibbons,
(Two
year
term.)
William
Edward
Williams,
barrisler,
proposed
by
J.
W.
Seoll,
seconded
by
M.
M,
Slepliens.
(Two
year
term.)
Hurry
B.
llocbester,
hotel
proprietor,
proposed
by
James
C.
Mellac,
seconded
by
I).
II,
McDonald.
(One
year
term.)
Fop
Police
Commission
William
H.
Montgomery,
longshoreman,
proposed
by
J,
G.
(lavigun.
seconded
by
0.
.
Nickeison.
Hurry
B.
Hocliesler,
hotel
proprietor,
proposed
by
Dr.
W,
T.
Kei-jfi
.;oi.flvd
by
Alfred
Stork.
Tax
sale
costs
The
Latest
In
Restaurants.
TAXI
99
mm
BOSTON
GRILL
in
a
hurry
Third
Avenue.
Best
of
Food
flood
Service.
set
Care
and
Best
Servloa
PRINCE
RUPERT
Private
Boxes
for
Parly
Use.
In
tha
Olty.
Ratea
Reasonable
Northern
and
Centra)
BrRkh
Columbia's
Newspaper
-'Take
Her
to
The,
Boston."
XIV.,
NO,
12,
VOL
PIUNCE
HUPKHT,
B.C.,
M0NDAY,
JANUAIIY
M,
1025.
Satur4i,'t
Cireuittlen
1.SS0.
Strttt
sli
eo.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
NOMINATIONS
TODAY
FOR
CIVIC
OFFICES
HON.
T.
D.
PAmiUO
ADDRESSES
CANADIAN
CLUB
AT
OTTAWA
ON
BC.
Many
Citizens
Aspire
to
Serve
Public
as
Aldermen
and
Other
Positions:
Two
Only
for
Mayor
Cyril
llotlgin
Oriiic.
druggi-l,
mid
Wjlliutn
IMward
Wil-
I
l
iin.
Ii:irti.li.
r
ll'i.ra.
a.lj.ail
I..-
ti,.,..i,,iul
um
IuiUl
In
Iu'k
t
ernis
on
1
ii
c
srnooi
Minim,
uiiv
t.ierk.
v..
i-
Jones
uiiiiiiiiiii'imIU.
.
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,
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v.
aa
u.f
v
t
V
-
a
...
a.
.
.1
sa
IT
rn
it.
iiik
iii'sur
unii
nriirv
nuiiiii.
I
here
arc
u
large
number
of
uotii
i
tia
t
iou
for
Hie
eight
seats
ii..
.
I
.
.
...
A.i
....
ii
.
;
II
Hi",
in
iuuui.li,
iiii
n-w
iiiiiii
iinir
iri'il
cunuiuaics
nuvillg
It....
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amn,.,
Ii.
I.
a
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1
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m
.
1
1
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1
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It......
.i"
nun
imi
i-,iniru,
mill
were
only
two
candidate
iiotuin-aled
for
llic
mayoralty
.Mayor
S.
M.
Newton
and
Aid.
M.
M.
Hrphriis,
chairman
of
the
fi.
'nance
com
mil
I
re.
Two
candidates
tire
out
lo
liiolilulion
in
Ihe
world
Jo
miocd
by
Howard
Sleen.
'iii'
t
n
bank
and
be
feared
rrondcd
by
J.
N.
Klllu.
hl.
V
r
-
i
U.IImm
Im
vesllgstlon
In
Interior
fop
Nev
York
and
Pennsylvania
Interests
UinrlrnT.
Cabrera,
who
!
iu-
fst
Il-iiI
f
nir
iilnree
irnlil
Iiii'hI-
.........p
......
.
.
m
,
111!
...
.
.
.1
..
V
ork
inui
IiiiivKiiiiI:i
luleresln.
cached
the
city
on
last
night
rain
from
llmclloti.
Mr
Cabrera
lnlend.4
to
.peiul
wo
yearn
In
Ihe
interior
ill-
Krnlerick
J.
Fuller,
con
I
rue
I
or.
iroio.ed
by
S.
M.
Newton,
Kecitmled
by
A.
V.
lldge.
CieorKe
Hill,
meit'haiit,
ro-ioed
by
Thomax
V.
Silver-nide,
fecondcil
by
John
II.
Mitchell.
Klitnhelli
C.
Kirkpalrick,
Iioukc-wife,
ii(M(ii'i
by
C
J.
(irahaui,
neeoiulcd
by
V.
().
I'ullou;
h-MMitlnif.
Florence
Itlance,
A.
Ilailey
and
l.
Kennedy.
Alexander
Mackeuile,
accounl-anl,
iroio.ed
by
John
Kelly,
M'Couded
by
Malcolm
McArlhur.
(ieoij:e
W.
Kerr,
.
inerchaiil.
iroMied
by
It.
W.
(.umeroii,
secnndi-il
by
J.
J.
(illiK.
William
Delmer
Moxley,
railway
cnnduclnr,
proposed
by
(ieorge
II.
Munro,
seconded
by
J.
W.
Mcjvinley.
Iloscr
Francis
Perry,
biidpe
rlct
and
U
taking
two
IiuskI-.
i,',,
i
imposed
by
W.
(.'ration,
i"wrr
uriiM
inio
ine
iiiaiicin
Valley
where
he
cxpccl.s
to
remain
until
March.
Unless
he
l
epori
on
I
he,
Kildare
property
noitli
of
Vaiulerhoiif.
Women
of
Mooseliurt
Legion
Whlhl
drive
and
dance
Tuesday,
1
1.
.
a
.
..I.
1,..
II
Miiimuy
iu,
.Meuopuie
nun.
PARLIAMENT
LATE
OPKNINQ
SESSIONS
END
OF
FEBRUARY
OTTAWA,
Jan.
tl
-The
lato
of
llio
opening
of
Parliament
will
bo
announced
this
week.
No
olllcinl
lutlniutiou
iu
rc-Kurd
lo
the
dale
ban
yet
been
given
out
bul
It
in
expected
that
February
St
or
28
will
bo
Iho
dates
"cl.
This
I
fuuch
lulfr
(Inui
usual.
sccondeil
by
J.
1..
lllaine
JospeU
John
(lillis,
Carpenter,
nrooojted
bv
.1.
M.
Camnbcll,
MirceeiN
Iu
localiug
good
placer
RpPnniPli
l,v
Simon
1).
Macdonald.
Kiotiml
closer
iu,
he
will
then
move
lo
I
ho
country
easl
of
ihmu
i.ake.
Last
year
Mr.
Cabrera
made
a
J.
J.
Theoiihlle
Collarl,
broker,
proposeil
by
C.
II,
Orme,
seconded
by
IMwuhl
C,
Oibbonv
Frank
H.
Clapp,
incrchanl,
proposed
by
11.
11.
Rochester,
seconded
by
S.
K.
Parker.
J.
Arthur
Smith,
accountant,
proposed
by
George
II.
Munro,
seconded
by
A,
T.
Ilrodciick,
C.
V.
F.vilt,
auctioneer,
proposed
by
W.
F.
Fisher,
econded
by
O.
P.
Tinker.
James
lllack,
steam
engineer,
,
proposed
by
S.
D.
Macdonald,
J
seconded
by
VV.
M.
lirown.
I
John
II.
Kelly,
plumber,
pro-
posed
by
(I.
F.
Dnlgarno,
seeoml-
ed
by
Thomas
MoMeekln.
Simon
D.
Macdonald,
jouiual-
Is!,
proposed
by
(leorgo
Seoll,
mutinied
by
William
Held.
Slewarl
P.
McMordie,
coutrap-
!or,
proposed
by
Alfred
Stork,
seconded
by
L.
W.
Kergln.
(leorge
W.
lludderham,
pro-
posed
by
Simon
D.
Macdonald,
seconded
by
William
Smith,
Fop
scnooi
i
rusveo
TRYING
TO
AVERT
RAILWAY
STRIKE
BY
MEDIATION,
ENGLAND
LONDON.
Jan.
1
1.
A
medial
Inn
mnvemi'iil
has
been
Mailed
lo
avert
Ihe
threalened
railway
tttrike.
Itilervenlion
of
Ihe
council
of
the
trade
union
conjrre
ha
been
ouxht
and
a
meeting
of
the
council
has
been
summoned.
II
i
expected
that
a
mediation
committee
will
be
appointed
to
consult
with
both
ide.
NEW
ENGLAND
IS
CRIPPLED
Fishing
Boat
Towed
to
Port
by
-Two
U.S.
Revenue
Cutters
In
tow
of
the
United
States
revenue
cutters
Smith
and
Cy?an,
the
New
England
Fish
Co.'s
steam
trawler,
New
England,
arrived
In
port
at
3.30
yesterday
afternoon
In
a
crippled
condition.
About
two
weeks
ago,
the
New
England
struck
an
obstruction
on
the
fishing
nrounCs
and
broke
her
propeller.
Two
Ketchikan
boats
towed
her
Into
Ketchl"
kan
where
hep
halibut
catch
was
disposed
of
and
from
thence
she
was
brought
here
to
enter
dry
dock
for
repairs.
Capt.
Jacobsen
commands
the
New
England.
FRANKIE
JEROME
A
BANTAM
BOXER
DIES,
SKULL
BROKEN
NIAV
YOIIK,
Jan.
I
J
-Frankie
Jerome,
one
of
Iho
lending
bantamweight
boxers
of
llic
country
and
considered
to
bo
a
dangfr-ous
contender
for
the
world's
title
held
by
.Too
Lynch,
died
Sunday
as
a
result
of
n
rom-pouiid
fracture
of
the.
skull,
be
In
Spite
o
f
Decreased
Revenue,
City's
Surplus
on
Operation
in
1923
Wilt
be
Twice
Year
Be
f
01
e
With
revenue
for
the
jeur
I!)2:j
decreued
lo
2n,H'J.H2
from
92.IUtu;i1.C8jiii
11)22,
and
expenditure
down
lo
I.V.l.oOl,
15
from
2lU,:J27,l:i(,
Hie
city
j-howh
a
surplir
on
operations
for
me
year
tuz:j
ul
jK,uy:i.U7
in
compared
with
a
Mirplus
of
?28,-707.55
in
11)22
iiqcordiug
to
u
preliminary
.-lalenmit
of
general
revenue
account
inclusive
of
utilities
which
has
just
been
issued
by
(illy
Treasurer)
I).
J.
Mathesou.
There
lias
been
a
reduction
tiT
revenue
hi
almost
every
department,
including
a
lowering
iu
III...
i..
i..
I
I.
...i:....
:
i.
..is
ii.
..i
..i
,
i
.
mi;
hii.ji
lujkuiiuii,
iniiuuiiig
inui
inr
sriiwiiis
anu
water
rules,
from
2X2,1
43-I7Mn
1022
to
?2il,:i8l.7:,
iu
102::.
Kxpendilure;.
were
curtailed
in
'every
department
with
the
result
that
costs
in
almosl
every
case,
were
lower
thus
accounting
for
a
marked
increase
iu
surplus
'while
the
revenue
was
lower.
The
following
is
Hie
statement
of
the
city
treasurer
appended
to
which
are
figure
of
lat
year
for
purpose
of
com
parison:
$
Revenue
Ta.e.
levied
(fiiiliiding
pennllie
and
interest
i
Deduct
school
,projortioii
Deduct
water
pro'ortioii
.
,
IU23.
11)22.
J520l,:j8i.7:i
$2S2,ii:t.!7
5
7,).S2
t:j,2(il.57
Police
fines
5.!l2.:t5
Liijuor
profits
.
.
.1
'
0,:i2i.2d
Car
licenses
..
.
X
t
1,717.03
Pari-muluel
lax
:i,502.t(i
Licenses,
road
taxjarid-pkrnfit
;.V.
.
0,ofi.77
City
mjII
tax
4&WnVlii4
Wi1
.'li.liaij'H
I
1
5.-1
'
Hurial
permits
.
"V
717700
Soldiers'
housing,
interest
and
com-
'
mission
...
7,500.00
Sundry
recejpls
188.02
Lislit
department,
3
per
cent
on.
earn
ings
Interest
received,
less
Kiid
Total
Expenditure
Interest
aud
redemptioii
Assessor
'
City
Hall
Administration
.
'.
(.ily
F.ugineer
!
ire
department
Health
department
;
Police
department
.
.
.
.
..
Public
works.
...
.
...
.
.
Soldiers'
housing,
interest
to
govern
ment
Fire
hydrants
Street
lighting'
...
Interest
paid,
less
receipts
Sewer
maintenance
,.
Library
Hoard
.
.
.,
Tolal
8:1,578.70
1
2,57(1.
id
10,081.05
-2,H0l.KO
!
1,100.00
7,173.50
010.37
5,583.
15
728.03
?2
1
7,801.82
$230,031.08
21,250.21
21,378.15
008.10
52,211.11
2,285.08
15,108.00
12,281.01
11,713.21)
23,328.08
5,208.13
2,000.00
5,01
1,33
335.31
1,758.0
i
2,018.00
1
50,50
1.
15
$2
1
0,327.
1
3
Surplus
$
58,303.07
$
28,707.55
Tug
and
Car
Barge
are
Ashore
on
Watson
Rock
South
of
here;
Tug
Elcedo
to
Salvage
Them
The
Whalen
PiiIk
Puii?r
Co.'s
lug
Frances
Cullinir.
Cant.
Hon.
T.
D.
Pattullo
tells
Ottawa
Audience
how
well
B.C.
is
Governed
OTTAWA,
Jan
Ii.
"Hrilish
Columbia
lias
now
established
ils
position
in
Ihe
luarket
of
the
world
and
never
again
will
its
expenditure
reach,
the
low
ebb
which
marked
the
critical
years
iu
its
early
life
when
Ihe
wealth
of
its
resources
caused
a
oeriod
of
reckless
wasle
and
culpable
exploitation."
In
these
words
llou.
I.
U.
Pattullo,
minister
of
lands
for
British
Columbia
sized
up
the
.position
of
his
province
in
the
financial
world,
when
addressing
Ihe
Canadian
Cub
here
Saturday.
There
was
an
impression,
Air.
Pattullo
said,
which
he
was
aiixious
lo
correct.
It
had
been
,
charged
against
the
adminislra-
Tf
ITVPI
I
II
TIiTP
lion
of
Ihe
province
that
the
ex-
j
T
I
J
I
,
I
1
tt
I
111
V
pense
per
capita
was
.unnecessarily
high
higher
than
iu
any
other
province.
"We
admit,"
be
said,
"Mi
a
t
the
character
of
our
think
or
British
Columbia?
No
bonds-comma
nd
a
tel
ter
-price
(ban
in
that
province.
As
a
vident
Hutu
all
other
provinces
selling
for
the
first
time
higher
put
losfelher
with
the
exception
than
French
francs,
which
have
of
Ontario."
Icreated
a
new
record
for
all
LATE
DESPATCHES
'decision
1
,0
1
0.0
1
CHICAGO
Harry
Gllmour
Is
to
2,515.22
give
exhibition
boxing
bout
with
Frankie
Russell.
KNOCKED
DOWN
RIDING
BIKE
The
Iroiiblc
occurred
at
7
o'clock
Saturday
morning
while
"
Second
Avenues.
Miss
Lowe.;
lug
mid
burge
wers
proceeding
north
with
the
last
shipment
whi'e
riding,
was
holding
on
to
.
"
w
w
m.
t
A
A
1
r
1
a
land,
huge
mountains,
waterways!
and
deep
valleys
make
for
scat-1
British,
French
and
Dutch
Money
lered
settlements.
Much
money
$171,1(15.31
!8.287.02
has
been
expended
on
building
1,210,31
31)
1.80
1
and
upkeep
of
roads
and
bridges,
7,385.02
Ibul
as
to
wastefulness
and
ex-0,305.78
1
Iravazance
there
is
none.
3,250.81
1
i
"The
bond
bouses
know,"
said
3,080.7-1
.the
minister,
"and
what
do
they
OF
EXCHANGE
Drops;
Italian
Advances
Value
In
.NEW
YOIIK,
Jan.
11.
Heavy
selling
or
foreign
exchanges
in
European
markets
caused
a
sensational
recession
in
British,
French
and
Dutch
rates
of
foreign
exchanger
'the
demand
for-ster
ling
dropped
i
3-8
cents
lo
1.23,
mailer
of
fad
Hrilish
Columbia
French
francs
broke
22V4
points
not
only
has
not
been
wasteful
lo
3G95
cents.
Italian
lire
ad-bu!
actually
has
been
more
pro-
vanced
10
point
lo
l.lDVj
cents.
.time.
I
PAWS,
Jan.
1
1.
Owing
to
the
Vxlraordinary
rise
in
price
of
the
liomirl
nml
ilnll.ir
Ihe
rntiiinillen
1,800.80
LONDON
The
Prince
of
Wales
r
i.
tJ1Pis
n,.nre
.ieei.ii.,1
..
55,331.02
(leaves
May
2
on
a
three
months'
i0
i.-iablish
anv
Miuiiaiimw
iminv
.,
nru.u;
toup
or
aouvn
Airica.
I7.777.8ij
NEWARK,
N.J.
Eight
bandits
1
0,70
1.
00
(broke
Into
a
wholesale
drug
ware
20,illj.0.house
and
carried
off
$100,000
52,008.0
1
worth
or
bonded
whiskey.
I
TOKIO
Japan
will
pass
law
5,850.00
giving
right
to
forbid
right
or
2,000.00
U.S.
to
own
land
In
that
country
LABOR
CHOSES
CANDIDATES
,),ifs.o.
as
answer
to
u.5.
Suppeme
Court
Endorsement
Made
at
Meeting
Yesterday
for
Aldermen
and
Police
Commission
Civic
election
matters
were
given
u
three
hour
discussion
at
a
meelinjx
of
organized
labor
iu
the
Carpenters'
Hall
yesterday
afternoon.
Aid.
S.
D.
Macdonald
president
of
the
Trades
and
Labor
Council,
wa
in
the
chair
and
there
was
a
fcood
attendance.
Young
Lady
Knocked
Uncon-'
11,0
eanmuaies
xor
sclous
Yesterday
Result
C'VC
Uon?r
wtrc
e,uJwrl'u;
I
H'r
Aldermen:
J.
J.
Cillis,
Aid.
Holding
on
to
Cap
S.
D.
Macdonald,
Aid.
Alex.
Mo-Miss
Lillian
Lowe
was
render-'Km'"1".
c,rgi
Casey.
James
Hanson,
and
the
Canadian
National
ear
ferry,
used
to
transport
unconscious
lust
evening
as",a
iiiacK
a'
and
"c"r(
ocorgo
f1,Y.i.
Huuueruam.
v
m
co
1
pulp
between
Svvanson
Bay
and
Prince
Iluperl,
arc
both
ashore
'"
ot
falling
from
a.bl-
,8S10C1
on
Watson
Hock
25
miles
south
of
here.
al
intersection
of
Flrl,AW-
NX
MonUomery.
BIRTHS
rrum
the
mill
following
ils
closing
up.
The
hawser
broke
and
''
.
driven
ny
r..
smun,
in
,..,,,.,.
,
.
the
barge
wenl
adrift
ami
ashore.
The
tug
was
attempting
to
"hich
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Lowe
were
Uaul
Icr
was"
born
on
Janu-ofrccl
a
rescue
when
it
stranded
itself.
The
incoming
tide
.at-r'
proceeding
to
Weslview.
MrnafJ
l
jJJJ
0
'
a
sank
her.
It
is
understood.,
The
Vancouver
.Dredging
&
S,?
i0','
l
however,
thai
she
has
sustained
Salvage
Co.
has
the
tug
Elcedo
,
iipr(.r,0ni
n,.
pCiipnl,,l,,lrt
(ieneral
Hospital
on
little
.damage.
The
barge,
while
at
the
scene
and
is
taking
the
'"J"
'Soccunantro
J""""
13
tl'
M-she
has
a
hole
In
her,
went
up
at
two
craft
off
the
rocks.
They
;;Ur!l;
...
.L
,,
..
?.
"
L
I
"!
e
Thomas
Sbermau
of
Taylor
high
tide
and
did
nol
sink.
She
are
expected
lo
reach
here
Tues.
"",
,
"
'
'
"
"'"I
tl
cycihsl
was
a
naing
be
i.-.i
,..b
nj...i
.!..
....,!..
...
..ii..
IttlVI
II
I
II
VI
I,
l
f
HI'VUI
VJ
CUIUU
Ul,
till
J
IIIIIH
Vi
I
11
lUIIVOUUJ
ft
t
1
tit
..'hind
and
it
...i.i-i
I-.I
i..
r...
...
....
I
iinm
uii'a
St,
miiuo
ii.nuvu
nun
uuip,
iimriiiiiK
iui
suni'v
in
which
is
undamaged.
idock.
PUBLIC
MEETING
A
Public
Meeting
will
be
held
iu
the
Kmpress
Theatre
on
TUESDAY,
JANUARY
15,
AT
8.15
P.M.,
re
Civic
Affairs.
All
Candidates
will
lis
given
a
hearing.
Seats
Heserved
for
Ladies.
S.
M.
NEWTON
CANDIDATE
FOR
MAYOR.
was
c
nut
uiiim
at-
me
dry
rjva,
nt
liep
(es(lrtaliun
,,al
SI
reel.
nol
until
ar-
4
4
Miss
Lowe
was
missed.
The
taxi
immediately
returned
and
discovered
thai
in
releasing
her
bold
on
the
car
Miss
Lowe
had
4
fullen
from
Iho
bicycle
and
slrik-
ing
her
head
on
the
roadway
had
4
been
rendered
unconscious.
It,
A.
Mitchell
of
Taxi
75
picked
up
the
unfortunate
young
lady
and
rushed
her
to
Ihe
olllco
of
Dr.
L.
W.
Kergin
lo
receive
medical
I
real
men!.
Miss
Lowe
is
pro-
gressing
favorably.
i
A
PUBLIC
MEETING)
4
in
the
interests
of
4
M.
M.
STEPHENS,
Candidate
fop
Mayor,
wilt
be
held
In
the.
EMPRESS
THEATRE,
Monday,
Jan.
14,
at
S
p.m.
Alderman!'!,
Police
Commission
and
School
Board
Candidates
Invited.
Everybody
Weloome.
iuborihA
for
tUe
Daily
News.
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