125
Knd
Chock,
;'
H,i
i
I't'iifi
i
Van
TAXI
and
Ambulance
Service
nvwhr
at
Anytime.
ltn,
Roy
Hot'
ana
Hii-ii
IM'ulnilily
'liefl
II,,
""al
job."
cuuver
;
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vil
it...
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RUPERT
FIRST
.i.
Ittrirj
Includes
Calls
at
Ter-
net.
Imlthnm.
Vanderhoof
.
Prince
George
I
lir
Vmii'it:ei-
Hoard
of
Trade
Ipai
ifj!
ii
visit
o
Prince
li'i'H
anil
interior
noint
lo-
"I
tin-
i
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of
July
or
early
in;
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will
ho
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ill
her
lower
mnill-j
il
mi'l
Hip
Vancouver
Island
h"is
'
un
them
and
inukel
Ml
a
memorable
one.
The
will
iik'
twelve
day
and.
will
cli.'ilc
-r
In
Prince
llmierl.
1
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ili'i'
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IJiirsnrl,
and
pos-
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ufl
alMiiiuuh
Ihe
re-
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made
hy
way,
of
Ihe
.V,
fnv
yen
m
ii.-,,
ii
similar
liiu
wt.ni
mill
Hi.,
nicmlier,
of
Viiiii'inr
er
Itnanl
who
were
"
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tin'
isji
very
iniieli.
I
expi-f
ilrlrinillialilill
to
'i'illi.
at
lite
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the
cult
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noser
relalions
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lhe
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STORE
SAFE
LOOTED
57,000
Takon
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Week
End
SATTERED
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ves
11U
looted
the
"y
I'inicil
ulf
the
cum
'Mill,
EARTHQUAKE
SHOOK
ALASKAN
TOWN
AND
WRECKED
CHIMNEYS
SHU
lll,
Fell.
'.'I.
F.nrlliiiiake
tremors
lasting
half
a
minute
wrecked
lhe
chimneys
and
walerpipes
oT
..idenls
and
sent
I
hem
scurrying
to
safely
in
Ihe
streets
til
i.iis
yesterday
(
polIcewncede
t
HAYSPORT
LOST
Local
Provincial
Force
Firmly
of
Oplnfon
that
Craft
Wont
to
Bottom
of
Mllbank
Sound
WORST
FLOODS
IN
MANY
YEARS
NEAR
Che
J,'here
is
no
doubt
in
Ihe
mind
oT
.lhe
local
provincial
police
thai
the
nuxlliary
schooner
llays-porl
No.
2,
wilh
her
crew
or
four
men
went
In
lhe
bolloni
on
or
about
Hie
night
or
.limitary
-'.
in
.Milhatik
Sound.
Thi
opinion
is
based
on
lhe
report
lhal
ahmii
III
crises
mid
the
Irums
of
gasoline
addressed
lo
.1.
Watson
oT
Careens
wa
picked
up
in
the
ml
':i
few
ilavs
aller
Ihe
dale
in
uueslion.
II
is
fell
that,
the
hin
being
so
heavily
tailed
ami
..vimaMiIiil'
,..e
inc
hiding
me
boats
lining
lathed
down,
tnai.
there
will
never
be
aiiylhing
fur
ther
seen
or
Ihe
supposedly
ill-fated
enjri
or
her
crew
or
cargo.
!
TORONTO
ON
DON
I
-
i
iiiiMX
i'ii
h
i
ll.
'
,
The
worst
Hood
recorded
ill
lhe
river
linn
iliil
j
In
i
i:i
i
esliinated
al
,...i
.....
c-
st
1
1
(
i
miii
M
i..
.ii
llu.
ice
broke
lasl
nighl.
Fnclories
ami
warehouses
ntoii!
I
lie
hanks
w
ere
the
heav
iest
losers.
Hundred
of
Ions
id
Dune
noil
llioiisiimls
oT
inlrrors
'
w
ere
a
1
1
I
ill
loss.
Knitted
spoils
goods
rived.
Mr,
ilralilinau
Jlisl
a
r-
ir
PROGRESSIVES
NOT
IN
FAVOR
-
ELECTION
NOW
Mackenzie
King
Mora
Firmly
In
Power
Than
Ever
as
Term
Nears
End
'M'i-ul
In
Imllv
HI
TAW
A,
IVh.
i.
ir
there
is
no
election
this
year
il
is
because
Ihe
I'rogreslve
do
mil
waul
it.
They
are
hi
no
hurry
lo
again
meet
the
electors
as
they
cannot
hope
lo
he
refiirueil
lo
'illawa
with
a
majority
of
iiilherenls
in
lhe
House
and
aflcl'
lhe
elect
iou
some
of
I
hem
may
mil
even
reach
lhe
House,
a
fact
which
they
appreciate.
The
l.lliertils
,o
not
waul
an
election
as
long
as
they
gel
I'rogresshr)
support,
and
Ihe
I'.uusenalive,
although
Ihey
fus
ahuul
it
ipiile
a
lo(,
are
as
reluctant
lo
face
the
electorale
a
auyoui.
In
priMile
they
will
adniil
that
the
prevent
outlook
is
not
euro
u
rating.
From
this
lime
on
the
Miii-kcu-.ie
inv
government
is
likely
to
he
.
luauiifue-lurinv
ejection
am-
itiiiiiiliiiii.
'The
fight.,
with
I
ho
sliiipiug
roinhlMei-
oto1'
e.vam-
ple
or
Mils.
II
is
iiarticuiarly
a
sop
lo
Hie
prairie
farmers
hut
will
prove
popular
everywhere
in
the
Fast.
II
is
understood
that
lhe
We
I
will
also
he
placated
hy
heing
inchiiled
in
the
siilisiity
phm.
t
The
('onservati.ve
policy
just
now
i
to
show
hivv
had
tilings
are
in
Ihe
country
and
lo
ui-';
that
they
would
b
improved
hy
a
policy
oT
liiuli
protective
duties.
The
Liberal
ami
Progressive
policies
are
to
lower
Iransporta-liun
and
give
un
impetus
lo
immigration
by
opening
up
the
Pence
Iliver
country'-
The
Liberal
parly
has
been
slieitL'lheiieil
by
the
fact
that
NORTHERN
ROAD
Hon,
W.
H.
Sutherland
Announc
ed
Thrco
Million
Dollar
Project
VANCOI
VF.IL
Feb.
:i.
Hon.
V.
II.
Sutherland
yeslerday
announced
;
thai
the
I
iovern
incut's
three
million
dollar
road
buihl-
iiug
program
includes
the
com-
ttoltJ
plelion
of
Ihe
Ouesnel-Ftul,
(i
-ue
link
and
iirobably
from
Iheuee
to
lla.ellou.
lie
said
lhal
privale
inleresl
were
creeling
a
summer
resort
hotel
at
Fori
SI.
.Inlin.
CANNONBALL
BAKER
WAY
TO
VANCOUVER
Will
Tlioro
bo
Tried
on
Chargo
of
Murdering
Captain
Qlllls
and
Son
WINNIPFd,
Feb.
2i.
On
Ihe.
way
to
Vancouver
irom
.ew
York
In
race
a
murder
charge
lu
muticelhm
wilh
lhe
killing
oT
William
Cillis
and
his
son
William
during
a
hl-Jackiiig
expedition
lasl
September,
William
"CaiinonbiiH"
Maker
was
lodged
in
lhe
iWJnuipeg
police
station
last
nighl.
He
1
in
charge
of
Iwo
Mritish
Columbia
officer.
Tlio
trip
lo
lhe
const
lo
ho
conllnucil
tonight.
IJI
Mi
ll
they
have
'been
held
loiiielher
fori
hciillhy
.several
years
hy
a
leader
who
lias
llp-ir
confidence
ami
who
has
al
any
ra'e
the
respect
of
Hie
niiisl
4.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
lmCi:
HI
PK11T,
U.O.,
TpESDAY,
FKHHUAflY
2,
1985.
YtiUrdiy'i
Circulation
Claude
V.
Byrnes
is
Committed
for
Trial
for
Causing
Death
of
;
Little
Norma
Munro
recently
Afler
ImiIIi
coiiiim-I
for
(he
defence
and
crown
had
c-jorssnl
Hie
opiuioii
in
Iheir
Minuniiig.
up
Ihat
lhe
evidence
uji-iiiillcd
wuiilil
iml
warrant
a.
vriJi.el
of
niuiluugliler
heing
rc-
Ihe
.accused
Magi-lintr
Thomas
Mci;l
mip.l
in
Ihe
cilv
piilice'courf
this
inoriiing
coniinilleil
Ihuide
V.
.Sviui
lo
trial
hy
jury;oti
u
Vhiirge
of
unluvvfof
killiugiii
couneclioii
with
he
death
of
.lhri:e-,
ear-ohl
Nurnia
.Mum
to
vvJioni
he
ran
down
wilh
his.
uuloniohile
on
Fiflh
Avenue
Fusl
on
(he
allernouii
of
I'Vhfiiary
'
-The
preliiuiiTary
,
trial
eviiJcnee
having"
heen
lakeu
hist
Saiunlay,
reujamh
"
'
L
'
had
I'een
madi!
until
this
moin-j
and
lie
brakes
had
been
applied,
in'.-
when
argument
of
coiin.t1
'the
circumstance
made
the
ae-look
place
ami
the
niagi.srate
cidepl
an-
hievilable
one.
After
delivered
his
.derision:
I'ily
I
all.
if.
lhe
ear
had
not
slowed
up
isolicilor
K.
F.
.(one
had
Hie
c.iseltlie
child
luishl
not
have
been
for
lhe
crowir
while
hyme
'was
struck
for
it
would
have
passed
represented
by
V.
6,
Fulton.
j
Fulton's
Argument
.Mr.
Fillni
submitted
thai
there
was
po
eviijeuc
of
negligence
which
"was
necessary
to
establish
the
case
of
the
crown..
From
lhe
ev
iib'iice
presented,
Ihe
ear
had
been
traelliuvr
al
a
reasonable
rale,
of
speed.
There
had
at
first
appeared
ample
space
for
accused
lo
pass
with
hi
ear.
VYtiien
the
child
had
run
in
front
of
Ihe
car,
he
Iiad
made
a
sudden
swerve
and
had
gone
on
to
the
sidewalk.
Ilalhcr
than
oT
ncgliyence
there
was
evidence
of
ere.
Accused
bad
he
saw
the
children
in
lhe
road
.
I
her
before
she.,
had
hud
time
lo
run
in
front'.:
II
vyas
perhaps
the
saddest,
accident
of
its
kind
(hat
had
ever
occurred
in
I'iince
Itu-perl.
F.veryliody
aureed
dial
ears
generally
were
driven
loo
fast1
in
lhe
.
city
and
pcrbap
there
should
he
special
local
re
gujuiioii
lo
govern
irame
on
account
.of
the
peculiarities
of
(he
slreels..lt
was
a
wonder
lhal
such
an
accident
as
this
had
nol
occurred
before
hut
.none
of.
Ihele.
circumstances
cijuslitulei;
'pitisiiii
ttfiv
iifii'iiseit
stiimfil
.
.
,w
....
........
.-
Tftaile
a
public
scapegoat
on
occasion
when
he
was
not
i
continued
on
.page
sit;
Stewart's
Year
of
Development
Says
Portland
Canal
News
Editor
Telling
of
Prospects
in
His
Camp
This
will
he
Slewurl'.s
year
or
big
dcvelopinenl,
according
lu
V.V.
II.
Hull,
news
editor
ut
the
Portland
Canal
News,
who
arrived
from
the
north
Ibis
morning
on
his
way
lo
Vancouver
for
a
holidav.
He.
says
they
are
not
expecting
u
boom
but
jul
iwlh
and
development.
Wherever
development
has
I
o
il
tin'
resu
Is
have
moved
sal
is
factory
ami
tins
is
now
hearing
frnil.
Lal
year
preparatory
work
was
done,
surveying
null
laying
out
of
properties
wilh
a
view
lo
Ihe
big
work
Ibis
year.
A
soon
as
spring
opens
every
case
something
worth
while
ha"
already
been
round.
F.uough
money
is
in
sighl
to
warrant
owners
in
going
ahead
with
the
work.
The
news
real
it
re
oT
lhe
camp
Just
now
is
the
opening
or
an
entirely
new
ore
body
on
the
I
I.C.
Silver,
a
properly
which
nil-Joins
the
Premier
on
Ho'
north.
II
is
15
feel
wide
and
averages
rrom
HL'H
lo
if
io
a
Ion,
which
is
the
average
of
Premier
ore
which
they
are
today
shipping
to
T'-conta.
Silverado
Strike
lhe
Silverado
drove
Ihrough
Number
1
vein
at
:&
feet
rrom
Hie
portal
and
round
it
barren
but
a
drift
northerly
broke
inlo
i.iL'l,
"i-.-ulc
silver
ore
similar
to
ore
shipped
by
lhe
ancouver
inleresl
when
I
hey
had
il
un
der
bond
ami
which
went
::,lU0
ounces
oT
silver
lo
he
Ion.
They
are
now
driving
lo
reach
Num
her
J
vein.
This
properly
i
owned
chieriy
by
Ihe
Stewarts.
At
the
Terminus
mine
big
tirade
ore
was
struck
on
the
roohvall
al
i'7
feci
trout
tnc
portal
or
Hie
tunnel
and
it
tirosed
to
be
102
reel
in
vertical
lei.tl,
The
uwners
ilC
this
mini,
refuse
lo
k'iVf
Ollt
IllC
as
says,
clalmjiig
lhal
they
were
too
hiigli
lo
print,
'lhe
vein
is
twelve
reel
w
ide.
One
of
the
best
engineers
In
Hie
country
is
in
charge
or
the
.development
of
this
mine,
M.
W.W.
McHougiill,
who
came
here
from
Coball.
lievelopinent
on
lhe
Independence
is
going
ahead
sleadlly.
Tlje
owners
are
irot
talking
for
ic
work
will
commence
ami
in
1
be
an
lo
sounded
his
horn
on
coming
j
blame;.
I
here
was
nothing
lo
over
Hie
nrow
or
me
inn
wnenioe
gameu
in
comniiiuiig
accuseu
publication
but
il
is
learned
unofficially
that
the
vein
was
crosscut
in
the
Innnel
HiU
feel
rrom
the
portal
and
proved
lo
be
;i
reel
in
width.
It
is
not
all
high
grade
but
can
'
be
sorted
and
most
ot
it
is
good
Iced
Tor
:i
coucenlru'or.
.
aus
vein
is
oulv
one
or
the
possible
devel
onmeiils.
There
are
llirce
gibers
equally
promising.
Watching
Victoria
Slcwarl
people
arc
watching
Icvelopmenl
on
the
Victoria
with
.
.
.
a
.1-1
special
inicrcsi.
narry
iiionn-j,
formerly
of
lhe
Hunwell
during
ils
inipoilanl
dcvelopiuenl
period,
has
been
engaged
in
a
sim
ilar
capacity
by
Ihe
victoria
Mines
Ltd.,
which
adjoins
the
i
continued
on
page,
six
)
KINGGEORGE"
.
MUCH
BETTER
No
Further
Bulletins
to
be
Issued
If
Present
Progress
Maintained
LONHON,
Feb.
2i.
Kin;
Ceorge.
pr.ssed
a
good
nighl
a
I
id
If
the
present
progress
is
main
tuined
no
rurlt.er
.bulletins
will
be
issued.
The-
Prince
of
Wales
w
ill
lake
his
fat
Iter's
place
al
Iwo
recep
Hons
at
Mnckiimliatii
Palace,
affording
his
first
opportunity
of
presiding
over
such
Important
ceremonies
or
state.
Strtct
8li
424.
Implementing
an
election
pledge
made
by
hiin-seir,
Aid.
V.
M.
Itrown
gave
notice
al
tasl
niKhFs
meeting
of
Hie
city
council
that
lie
would
niove
for
an
increase
in
the
miuimuui
common
labor
wage
scale
of
Ihe
city
from'
50e
to
r7'ie
per
lunir.
The
mailer
will
come
up
for
discussion
al
next
weeks
council
meeting.
Considerable
opposition
is
expected
although
the
four
Labor
'members
of
the
council
will
probably
lavor
the
increase.
II
i
probable
that
the
mayor's
casting
vole
will
finally
decide
Hie
issue.
TWO
AVIATORS
WEREKILLED
Lost
Lives
When
Piano
Crashed
Followlnq
Collision
In
Midair
CAM
I'
MOHUCN.
Feb.
'21.
Flight
Lieut.
.1.
IJ.
White,
a
Winnipeg
llighl
olticer
afid
it.
H.
Cross
ot
To
run
lo
were
killed
when
Iheir
machine
collided
in
midair
wilh
another
plane
piloted
by
Hying
ollicer
A.
L.
Morfee.
While
s
plane
crashed
while
Mor
fee
was
able
lo
guide
bis
lo
lhe
earth
and
escaped
unhurl.
W
hile
was
considered
one
of
Ihe
premier
aces
id
the
dreal
War,
making
a
record
in
bring
ing
down
.the
greatest
number
ot
enemy
machines
in
the
shiniest
lime.
Coiug
lo
France
Just
be
fore
Hie
armistice
be
is
credited
wilh
bringing
down
:tl
planes,
lie
was
one
of
a
palrol
which
gol
Hie
Herman
ace
lliehthofcn
GERMAN
PRESIDENT
UNDERGOES
OPERATION
MF.Ill.lN,
Feb.
21.
-
President
Fberl
underwent
an
operation
fur
appendicitis
.today
and
his!
condition
is
satisfactory.
Hie
following
passengers
are
booked
lo
sail
this
artcrnoou
on
the;
Cardetia
tor
Vancouver:
Mrs.
N.
Conzclle,
Mr.
am
Mrs.
(i.
Ford,
ttabe
Forlin,
W.
Mitchell
and
Capl.
P.
McManus.
Advertise
in
the
Daily
New?
BOSTON
GRILL
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
Suitable
for
dances,
banquets
and
wedding
parlies.
For
ral.8,
apply
In
Boston
Grill,
Third
Ave.
Phone
457.
PRICE
FIVE
CEN13.
LASKA
TOWNS
SHOCKED
BY
EARTHQUAKE
lAPTAlN
ZANNI
LEAVES
TOKIO
FOR
RUPERT
AND
SAN
FRANCISCO
MAY
1
artnquaRe
ohulks
hi
i4asfea
5etfre
Causing
Damage
to
U.S.
Cable
ilients
are
Thrown
from
Beds
in
Hospital
at
Anchorage;
People
Red
from
Homes
at
Seward
,N(,.IIOlt
AUK,
Full.
M.--Ouo
of
t
hi
inu-l
severe
rnrlh-
.ike
'cl'ii."
ka
ever
irll
here
rocked
the
buildings
nf
uni'horiige
seconds
-horlly
lie
Turn
Iwo
o'clock.
There
were
two
1
...
.
.1
i
i
tiiirl
tremor-.
I
IK'
ui.-iic.h
in
many
uomrs
wri
t1
iiriovcii
nun
i;iluiils
in
Anchorage
hospital
were
sunken
otil
01
llicir
s,"
At
Curry
"far
line
nil
Hocks
slopped.
SKWAItll.
Feb.
SM.
The
I'liilcd
.Slnh'.o
signal
corps
cable
Viililcz,
200
miles
uorlliwi'si
ui
ticrc
was
nroKcn
ny
me
ranu-
.liiick
xeslcrday.
A
I
Aliurninc,
nun's
iiuriii,
me
-.
-
tremors
furred
Hits
water
out
of
ANCOUVERITES
TO
VISIT
HERE:
lard
of
Trade
Plans
Tour
Central
B.C.
In
July
of
I
he
water
tanks
on
(ho
railway
line.
Heavy
shocks
were
fell
al
many
point
un
Ihe
Alaska
rail
road.
When
first
Ihe
shock
was
fell
here,
.people
fled
from
Iheir
hollies
and
places
vt
htlsincss
In
the
si
reels
Tor
safely.
Pioneers
jsaid
I
he
tremor
were
lhe
henvi-
est
fell
in
(his
section
for
uin'i
Captain
Zanni
to
Visit
Prince
Rupert
and
then
South
to
San
Francisco
VILTOniA,
Feb.
The
most
spectacular
of
the
three
world
flights
that
were
slurled
last
year
was
lhe
one
yet
to
be
coinpltled
under
liaplniii
Zanni,
the
Argentine
aviator,
who
ex-peels
to
gel
nvvay
from
Tokio
on
May
t.
He
will
fly
across
the
Pacific
lo
Prince
Huperl
hy
way
of
lhe
Aleutian
Islands
and
Western
Alaska,
lliclue
going
soulh
to
Vancouver
and
Saif
Francisco.
Crossing
I
lie
conlinent
from
there
he
will
visit
New
Voik
and
passing
hp
lhe
Kasl
coast
make
his
final
leap
from
Newfoundland
lo
Cork.
This
is
lhe
latest
route
out
line
given
in
a
slalemeul
issued
hy
I'alriejo
l.
Murphy,
attache
of
Hie
Argentine
legation
at
Tokio,
who
arrived
here
lasl
night
lo
make
final
arrange
ments
for
the
flight
along
(his
coast..
BROWN
MOVES
WAGE
INCREASE
CLASH
BETWEEN
CATHOLICS
IN
MEXICO
CITY
Women
of
Orthodox
Body
At
tack
Priest
of
Separatist
Organization
MliXICl)
CITY,
l
eti.
2i.
Ono
person
was
killed
and
seven
in
jured
,
in
a
.clash'
?vislerday
between
follower's
Of
the
recently
icoelaimed'
.Mexican
Catholic
Church
and
Hie
orthodox
Catholics,
when
.
womefi
.parishioners
attacked
the
so-called
separatist
priest,
who
allenpted
lo
celebrate
mass
in
the
Solcdad
Chinch.
'the
separaMsts
have
declared
Iheir
church
supported
by
the
Mexican
labor
organizations.
AUSTRALIA
TO
Has
Been
Operated
at
Loss
With
No
Prospect
of
Betterment
.MF.I.HUPIINF.,
Feb.
21.
Premier
Mruce
issued
a
statement
showing
the
CnhiuionweaUh
linn.
ot
steamer
has
been
Operating
at
a
heavy
loss.
In
ils
report
to
the
(ioverninent
lhe
board
of
directors
expressed
the
opinion
that
the
line
cannot
run
without
I
further
loss
while
shipping
un
let'
Australian
register.
1
lie
gov
ernment
therefore
is
immediately
inviting
tenders
for
thp
purchase
of
the
line
on
condition
it
bo
retained
in
the
Australian
trade
witli
au
efricieut
service
and
no
increase
of
rales
and
with
the
idded
proviso
that
no
arrange
ments
be
made
with
any
ship
ping
couiDine..
LIEUT.
ERIC
NELSON
HAS
BEEN
KNIGHTED
BY
KING
OF
SWEDEN
NFAV
YOIIK,
Feb.
.'i.
King
tiustav
Y.
of
Sweden
has
confer.
red
Hie
rank
of
Knight
of
the
Order
of
Hie
Sword
upon
Lieut.
Krie
Nelson,
pilot
oT
the
piano
New
Orleans
in
the
successful
luiteil
Slates
round
Ihe
world
Might.
Nelson
is
a
naturalized
American
hul
a
unlive
o.r
Sweden
SWEDISH
STATESMAN
BRANTING
DIED
TODAY
STOCKHOLMK.
Hc-b.
2.
HJalniar
ltranling,
Ot
years
of
age,
Ihrice
Premier;
of
Sweden
and
one
of
the
most
active
stalesiueu
In
Leuguo
of
Nations
atTairs,
died
loday,H