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of
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Friday.
August
21,
J
925.
University
Class
For
Prince
Rupert.
It
seems
rather
a
pity
that
the
school
board
could
not
have
seen
their
way
clear
to
continue
the
University
first
year
class
at
the
local
high
school.
The
ol
to
the
city
would
have
been
very
small
a
the
Provincial
Oovernment
pays
nml
of
the
expenses.
If
there
are
eight
pupils
offering,
the
class
would
have
neeii
worm
continuing.
At
the
time
when
it
was
decided
to
close
down
there
were
but
Ihree
or
four
pupils
who
seemed
likely
to
attend
and
even
that
number
was
doubtful.
Today
the
(Mixtion
is
changed.
It
is
the
duly
of
the
school
board
to
carefully
conserve
the
finances
of
the
eily
and
lo
see
that
no
money
is
spent
unnecessarily.
At
the
same
time
their
first
duty
is
to
see
Hint
proper
educational
facilities
are
provided.
While
it
is
argued
that
it
j
better
for
pupils
to
attend
thf
university
rather
than
take
the
course
here,
the
contra
argument
is
that
some
of
the
students
are
girls
who
are
loo
young
to
be
sent
away
7roni
home
lo
a
strange
eily
where
they
would
bis-the
home
influences.
Just
what
will
be
done
in
regard
to
the
eight
students
who
wished
to
take
the
course
here
is
not
intimated.
Possibly
some
of
them
will
attend
the
university
and
the
others
will
remain
al
home
am)
their
educational
course
is
ended.
Education
Obtained
By
Doing
Things.
The
other
day
a
lecture
was
given
over
the
radio
invh'uh
the
'fMiinjf
was
stressed
that"
all
edut'alioii
was
the
result
of
ar
lion.
Either
il
was
the
result
of
action
or
the
brain
ir
muscles.
Educalion
cannot
be
imparled.
II
must
be
acquired.
One
does
noi
necome
n
runner
without
running
and
one
does
not
learn
lo
think
without
thinking.
Ill
oilier
words
education
cannot
be
obtained
by
listening,
although
hearing
an
address
is
often
a
great
stimulus
to
education.
There
is
a
somewhat
prevalent
idea
lhal
a
person
can
become
a
sportsman
by
watching
ganjes.
They
may
be
helped
in
learning
by
watching
Ihose
win
play
well,
but
il
is
only
by
playing
that
one
learns
lo
play.
Danger
In
University
Method
Of
Training.
j
That
is
one
of
Hie
dangers
in
university
training.
The
students
listen
lo
lectures
and
they
have
little
opportunity
to
reproduce
what
they
hear
except
at
examinations.
There
is
lot
much
listening
and
not
enough
doing.
Many
educationists
believe
that
the
kindergarten
method
should
be
followed
throughout
Ihe
school
course.
Students
should
be
doing
all
Hie-time
and
listening
should
be
a
very
small
part
of
the
course.
Very
often
children
who
leave
school
al
an
early
age
and
go
to
work
excel
those
wbo
attend
Ihe
high
.
school
classes
anil
the
university,
simply
because
Ihey
gel
down
al
once
lo
the
first
principles
of
education.
They
learn
to
do
by
doing.
As
long
as
the
student
continues
a
system
of
wide
reading,
especially
of
liooks
or
an
educational
nature,
he
is
educalintr
himself
often
better
than
be
would
al
a
university.
The
difficulty
is
that
most
young
folks
lose
the
stimulus
for
study
as
soon
as
Ihey
leave
school.
TJipy
become,
absorbed
,
in.,
llie
gaities
of
social
life
and
their
intellectual
ediicalioi-slotii..
;
I
.V
.
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';
AY
This
is:
a
good,tinfe
to
plan
for
winler
study.
What
course
is
to
Ik
followed
during
Ihe
long
evenings?
Will
the
time
be
wasted
in
parties
mid
light
reading
or
will
a
system
of
serious
slimy
be
adopted,
looking
lo
real
educational
development?
Thi
is
a
good
lime
lo
map
out
a
course
that
will
be
beneficial
and
interesting.
'
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A
NIP
TONIGHT."
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Columbia
JASPER
PARK
VERY
POPULAR!
j
on
yesterday's
Irain
afler
attending
a
newspaper
convention
held
at
lhal
point.
While
additional
bungalows
have
been
built
for
this
v
ear's
hufclnrs.
there
U
"Karly
to
bed
'
And
early
lo
rise."
I
hale
those
old
people
Who
told
such
big
lie.
THF.
other
day
I
heard
of
a
lady
with
an
inferiority
complex.
The
difficulty
wilh
most
people
is
Ihey
have
a
damfool
complex.
MOST
people
when
past
fifty
years
old
are
like
a
pullmaii
car.
No
lower
and
very
few
upper
left,
IF
I'anada
I
to
become
a
nation
it
will
not
be
through
Ihe
possession
of
a
common
language,
common
institutions,
an-
ceslry
and
traditions
hut
by
Ihe
application
of
common
sense.
ONCF.
more
Hie
common
pen
pic
are
becoming
important.
An
election
i
in
sight.
THK
editor
ay
he
wishe
In
refulu
Ihe
rumor-that
he
spent
five
hundred
dollars
on
hi
boll
day.
He
say.
as
a
matter
of
fact
lie
ill
has
pari
of
the
fifty
left.
HAPIM.NF.SS
i
a
conlagiou
disease.
The
pessimist
should
give
il
a
wide
berth.
and
held
il
up
In
public
gaze,
bul
the
people
said
it
wa
a
serpent.
Since
that
he
ha
kept
hold
of
the
idea
and
loduy
people
are
bowing
down
and
worshipping
it.
Later
on
Ihey
will
be
adopting
it
as
their
child.
VHH
OAtLY
KisWS
Friday.
Auko.'
i
s
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MANSLAUGHTER
VERDICT
AQAINST
BIO
ALEC
FOR
INCITING
TO
KILL
LAD
(continued
from
pge
jne)
J
cabin
al
Hie
time.
Mocassin
had
Swimming
Tank
One
of
Features!
''
"ed
up
for
Hie.'
days
!
also
-me
'"-
at
Lodoe
I.
Well
Patronized
j,
,
'In"
evidence
of
the
conversation)
That
Jasper
Park
l.od.e
,1
filled
lo
overflow-in
with
lour-!"'
"
"
.
ists
this
season
and
it
has
iteen
found
necessary
lo
sleep
large
numbers
in
Pullman
sleepers
nearly
every
night
on
Ihe
railway
tracks
al
Jasper
depot
is
word
brought
bark,
from
thai
lwillal.ll
t.llll
I.V
Sii.ltli...
Wflili
lle
hail
seen
Hik
AleO
s
di.'
hanging
up.
Big
Alec
had
I
old
him
that
ir
tin
lied
up
his
dogs
he
would
feel
good.
Kdie,
was
agin
called
to
the
stand
to
answer
a
lellon
fro
in
the
Jury
lis
lo
where
Mocassin
had
been,
tied
ui.
II
wa
outside
I
IK,
t"
.-Mil,
WHW
IIIMIIHK
"
,
quiie
a
nine
way
irom
ner
house,
she
said.
Big
Alec
had
iiotibecn
with
her
when
she
lied
.Mocassin.
Mocassin
had
not
called
for
help
after
he
had
been
still
a
shortage
of
arcniiuuoda-
'
"I'll,
tit
whit!.
.iii.:iTL-tf
fur
ils.lf
:i
This
concluded
Ihe
evidence
lo
the
growing
,
K.pularily
ufl
fr
the
eroyi.
The
defence
hail,
Jasper
I.od?c
as
an
inland
holi-'
"
evioeiice
lo
oner
so
argu-.
day
reorl.
meat
or
counsel
roiinweii.
Also
Hie
new
golf
course
hai
Addresses
of
Counsel
hen
opened
this
season,
ami
an
In
presenting
Ihe
case
for
the
omii
air
swimming
tank,
in
crown
lo
the
jtir,
Mr.
1
'at
mora
which
the
water
is
slightly
heat-;
tree,
I
lie
fact
that
Hlg
Alee
ed,
lias
lieen
constructed
on
the
,a,
tuk,
t
about
Moras-
shore
of
Ihe
lake
directly
in!jn
jnrilJmr
her
lo
tie
him
fmnl
nf
lli
main
hnlel
liiiililin?
i
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i.
.
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I.
......
r.
...
....
-
r"
,
iircitusc
iiq
iii
"i-ci
wmviivii.
I
he
swinuiiin?
pool
has
proved;
n,
fnct
Jilt
j,,,.
xifT
ha,t
kj
extremely
ivopular
during
Ihe
hot;,,
,WH
wtiH
evidence
thai
w.eallier
at
Jasper
al
prasem.
i,iwvet
in
witchcratL
Ar-
On
Mon.lay
afternoon
Vue:cu,wJ
wa!4
ii,n.rn.
i,t
a
re-
iiewsiwper
men
were
the
?usl
MK.nMte.
fur
the
lying
up
and
of
the
(IN
.It.
lo
a
scenic
motor
trip
to
Malign
canyon-
and
in
Ihe
evening
were
Ihe
guests
of
Major
iiraham
Hell,
deputy
minister
of
railways
and
vie-prr-sident
of
Ihe
C.N'.R.
al
a
dinner
given
in
their
hnhnr
in
the
main
dining
room.
J.
(iill
(lanlner.
memler
of
the
board
of
directors
of
the
railway,
was
also
present.
A
large1
gang
of
men
is
kept
employed
-u
road
work
anil
beautifying
the
grounds
gener
ally.
II
was
common
talk
at
Jasper
that
the
C.N'.K.
executive
are
contemplating
new
ways
and
means
of
roping
with
the
ever
increasing
tourist
business
but
of
course
nothing
definite
was
known
as
to
fill
tire
intention
of
Ihe
management
in
this
eonnee
Hon.
On
every
hand
one
hears
nolh-iitg
but
admiration
for
the
grandeur
Of
Hie
srenery
ami
jpraise
for
Ihe
excellence
of
the
service
rendered
lo
Hie
patrons
of,lhc
Lodge.
The
Mao
in
the
Moon
WIIKN'
a
strange
lady
intro
duces
herself
and
smiles
ami
llirn
smiles
again,
watch
out.
She
has
design
on
your
pockelbook.
probably
by
Ihe
.
monthly
pay
ment
route.
death
of
Moeain
as
was
Fdie.
Hven
though
it
was
the
religion
of
these
natives
lo
drive
out
witchcraft
iu
this
itiaiinr,
the
practice
could
not
be
allowed
to
ontiiuH.
Herause
they
were
Ig-iMirtiat
vvas
no
excuse.
If
merry
should
be
'
extended
under
the
irircomslances.
it
would
be
Ihe
duly
of
Hie
crown
and
not
of
Ho
Jury
to
Judge
upon
that.
If
the
jury'.
I'HreviHg
that
llig
Alee
was
responsible,
brought
in
n
verdiei
of
mil
guilty
then
wholesale
mur
der
in
the
north
in
this
manner
would
continue.
Mr.
Jones,
in
addressing
Hh'
jury"
on
behalf
f
the
defence,
referred
to
the
superstition.
Ignorance
and
savagery
of
the
natives
involved.
It
would
be
ab
surd
to
punish
such
people
for
an
art
that,
up
to
a
short
time
ago.
was
permissible
even
iu
Knglapd,
Fram
e,
(ienoany
and
I
nlled
elates
namely
the
killing
oP
those
believe
I
lo
be
engaged
in
Ihe
practice
of
witchcraft.
It
would
not
be
just
to
make
an
example
of
these
poo-people.
What
assurance
bad
Hilary
thai
Ihe
crown
would
be
merciful?
No
jury
should
be
a
party
lo
inflicting
a
punishment
of
life
imprisinimeul
or
even
several
years
on
people
under
sue'i
rircutitstances.
Furthermore,
Mr.
Jones
ijue-thincd
if
Ihe
crlmeMiad
actually
been
proven
against
Hlg
Ale
and.
If
so,
had
Hiare
been
Inlrn1
to
kill?
From
the
evidence
adduced
it
was
apparent
Hint
the
purpose
in
tying
Mocassin
u
hail
been
lo
drive
Ihe
eII
spirit
from
him
and
not
to
cause
his
ileal
h.
The
corpse
had
not
been
identified
positively
and
the
crown
needed
more
definite
evidence.
Allen,
the
while
witness,
having
testified
that
itig
Alec
did
not
have
the
repulaliou
of
being
a
witch
doctor,
might
not
Ihe
tor
of
Hie
Um'eLo'.jJ.
brother
that
&-lijuf
InHfid
(heir
llcr
llJll'f
f
lift
it
.
I
ttil
"i
ii
ap.Iai
'
I
A
duia
'her?
-Mr.
June
referfed
f'o-.lln)
mental
rapacity
of
Ihe
accused.
They
were
little
more
than
children
and.
apparently,
their
only
(oil
was
"Hip
old
man
in
Ihe
vviods."
himself
the
devil.wlm
entered
the
bodies
of
human
people
inciting
I
!n
in
Iu
do
harm
to
other.
They
believed
that
they
would
be
doing
wrong
unless
Ihey
took
slep
In
liberate
the
witch
from
Mocassin.
Iu
view
of
the
evidence,
Mr.
Jones
asked
Ihe
jury
lo
find
ihe
accused
not
guilty
and
not
depend
on
the
crown
for
mercy.
Judge's
Charge
Iu
charging
the
Jury,
Mr.
Justice
I).
A.
McDonald
pointed
out
that,
to
establish
murder,
it
must
he
pruven
Hint
there
was
intent
to
kill
or
cause
Injuries
resulting
In
death.
The
law
also
nrovlded
FOLLOW
llm
birds
to
Vic-
that
one
iiirilinar
another
lo
kill
Inria;
follow
the
bonh
lo
Van-
was,
eipially
guilty
of
murder.
couver
ami
follow
llie
fish
lo
lliert
seemed
little
doubt
but
I'rince
Huperl.
No
poor
fish
that
Mocassin
had
been
killed.
,"!rp-
The
Jury
must
be
satisfied,
how-
ever,
thai
Dig
Alec
was
respon-
AHOUT
a
dozen
year
ago
slide
wilh
i:,je.
Ill
Lordship
I'rince
Iluperf
member
In
Hie
said
t
lint.
nfPr
H(irnn
mnsidera-l'roylncial
llouss
got
hold
of
the,
lion,
he
had
decided
to
point
out
nut
oi
an
men.
lie
araiitieu
it
lo
the
Jurv
iiu.i
n
vAr.n
nt
manslaughter
iniglil
be
possible
In
hi
rae,
assuming
that
Intent
to
kill
had
mil
been
proven
bill
that
Ihe
lying
uv
of
Moraln
had
led
to
hi
ilealh.
The
action
of
Mnrnsgffi
lo
be
lied
up
was
no
excuse.
-Distributors-for-
K9L9RED
Then
again,
lln'iv
was
Uir
iu
-tion
of
whether
Mm
Ali-
wu
ue.
It
was
in
exriuc
lo
kill
Mocassin
liecaiise
it
wa
1
1.-v'l
lhal
he
wa
a
wilcti.
However.
Hig
AIt
could
not
be
roniclet
if
he
was
uisane
and,
if
it
wa
proven
that
he
wa
laboring
under
a
dicse
of
the
no
ml
al
I
In-lime,
il
would
he
llie
duly
of
the
jury'
I"
ncipiil.
It
was
pi'siilr.i
as
Mr.
Jones
had
suggested,
thai
Hie
Loot
brothers!
had
concocted
this
story'
against
Hlg
Alec
to
save
Iheir
sister.
II
wa
up
!
Hie
jury
to
decide
if
Ihey
were;
clever
enough
lo
do
this.
If
there
was
a
reasonable
doubt
it
slnmM,
be
in
favor
of
the
accused
but
the
jury
should
nol
conjure
up
a
doubt
in
order
to
escajie
responsibility.
They
should
decide
on
thi
cae
as
Ihey
would
if
it
wa:
a
problem
of
everyday
life.
Aft"-Ihe
jury
hail
retired.
Hi
Lnrd-,
ship
walled
il
In
Ihe
court
room
lo
pojnl
oul
that,
if
Hig
Alee
was
insane,
they
might
bring
in
a
secil
verdict
of
"guilty
but
Insane"
in
which
case
Ihe
matt,
r
would
be
left
in
Ihe
hand
of
Uncrown
to
have
Hig
Alec
dealt
with
in
'the
proper
manner.
The
Jury
retired
al
3.50
and
returned
al
I.5S
with
il
verdict.
AdverlUe
In
b
nIU
Vew
LAND
ACT.
Notice
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Lease
Land
In
Land
Ilecording
District
of
Prince
Huperl.
and
situate
at
Ferguson
-
Hay,
Massett
Inlet.
Q.C.
Islands.
H.P..
Take
Nolle
that
Ooe-Mil-lerd,
Limited,
of
Vancouver,
II.H.
occupation
Salmon
Canners,
intends
lo
apply
for
a
lease
of
Hie
following
described
lands:
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
approximately
30
chains
east
from
northwest
corner
Lot
1571;
thence
south
3
chains;
thence
west
10
chains;
thence
south
2
chains;
thence
west
10
chain
to
west
boundary
of
Lol
1571;
thence
south
8
chains;
thence
west
10
chains;
(hence
north
20
chains;
thence
east
2
chains,
more
or
less,
lo
beach;
Ihenee
following
meandering
of
shore
line
to
point
of
commencement,!
and
containing
24
acres,
more
or
less.
,
,
noSSK-MlLLKM).
LTD.
Applicant.,
Per
Wm.
0.
Mitchell,
Agent
Dated
June
26lh.
1025.
LAND
ACT
Notice
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Lease
Land
In
Queen
Charlotte
Land
He-cording
District
of
Prince
and
situate
about
two
miles
in
a
northerly
direction
from
Itooney
Poinl.
Masiell
fnli.i
Take
Notice
that
I
Fishing
&
Packing
Company
Limited,
of
Massett.
II.C.
pation
Packers,
Intends
to
apply
tor
a
lease
of
the
following
de
scribed
lands:
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
two
mtics
in
a
northerly
direction
from
flooney
Poinl,
Massett
Inlet,
firaham
Island,
Hrillnh
Col
umbia;
thence
easterly
ffc
cnains,
more
or
less,
to
low
water
mark:
thence
northerly
along
low
water
mark
one
hundred
and
sixty
chains;
thence
westerly
five
chains;
thence
southerly
one
hundred
and
sixty
chains,
more
or
less,
to
nolni
nf
commencement,
and
containing
iigiuy
acres,
moro
or
less.
LA.Nfl.MlA
ITSHLNO
A
PACKING
PACKING
CO.
LTD.
.
..
Applicant.
t.
Per
K.
II.
Simpson,
Agnnt.
Dated
June
I3lh,
1025.
r
Agents
for
Prince
Rupert
Spruce
Mills
Spruce
Shiplap,
$15.00
per
M
Cedar
VJoint
Double
Check
Cedar
Rustic
Cedar
Channel
Rustic
Cedar
Boat
Lumber
Albert
&
McCaffery
11
Phones
116
and
117
3
5w4votir
rw
uimirated
boob
of
bejniirtl
Wows
COAST
STEAMSHIP
SERVICE
S.S.
Prince
Rupert-
Prince
George
Prince
Charlti
Hudmig
from
I'ruue
11
,
r
For
Vancouver,
Victoria,
Seattle
ami
t
Mon'tjv.
i
j,
oi
p.m..
and
Yednri.t
,v
h
al
rt.00
jun.
For
Anyox
and
Stewart
Monday
and
Friday,
j
For
Skagway
and
Muska
Ports.
Vediiedav.
t
S.S.
Prince
John
lur
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
.
Vancou-ver,
Forlnigliliy.
CAMDlOta
TRAINS
LSAVt
PRINCf
RUCIRT
DAILY
(!
Sn4r
111
IA.
f'f
Pnfw
i,h.i
IDH0XT61.
WINMICtO.
All
piilBIt
blWI
L4IU44,
lblU4
IUIM,
AOINCT
ALL
OCCAn
ITIAMIMie
LINK.
citr
Tititt
orrx.
szi
tkik
ah,
en
ntn.
ftm,
m
LOGGERS'
CIGAR
STORE
HAS
REMOVED
to
budding
next
door
to
FrttzeM
Ibdi
her
Hh
from
(he
Empress
Hotel
vv.
-
.
.
r..o
i
.
..
.
t
,?
WtlJ
.HI!
Mill,
VI
l
rir?ADC
TnnArrnc
cdiiixc
rAwmrc
I
SOCIAL
ROOM
IN
CONNECTION
James
Zarelll
Proprlrt
I
LAND
ACT
Notice
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Lease
Land
In
Queen
Charlotte
Land
Recording
District
of
Prince
Rupert,
and
situate
about
one
and
al
half
miles
east
of
Maetl
Lightloyisc
at
Ihe
mouth
of.
Mas-'
sen
iniei,
uranam
iilami,
lirll-iih
Columbia.
TAKH
NOTICK
that
Langara
Fishing
&
Packing
Company
i
Limited,
of
Victoria.
II.C,
occu-j
pation.
packers,
intends
to
apply
,
for
a
lease
of
the
following
dc-j
scribed
lands:
j
Commencing
at
a
post
planted-at
the
northwest
corner
of
Lot:
Seven.
Oraham
Island.
Hrlllsh'
Columbia,
about
one
and
a
half!
miles
east
of
Masselt
Llahlhotue:
at
the
mouth
of
Massett
Inlet,
lirahnm
Island,
JlrHish
Colutn-,
Ida;
thence
northerly
five
chains,'
more
or
les
lo
low
walrr
mark:
thence
westerly,
along
ovr
water
mam
,
one
hundred
and
sixty,
chains;
thence
southerly
five'
chains;
Ihenee
easterly
one
hug-1
dred
und
sixty
chains,
more
or
less,
to
point
of
commencement,
and
conlalnlng
eighty
acres,
more
or
less.
LANOAIIA
FIPUINO
&
PACKINtI
CO.
LTD..
Applicant.
Per
H.
II.
Fimpson,
Aent.
Dated
June
lOlh.
t92R.
LAND
ACT
Notice
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Lease
Land
In
Queen
Charlotte.
Land
lie-
AAM.ttiiH
I
k!
.
I
-I
.1
m
l
k
it..
f.raham
Island,
Hritish
Columbla.fl.ert.
and
sltualn
at
Itoonev
Point.
Oraham
Island.
Hritish
Columbia.
Take
Notice
that
Langara
Fishing
&
Pnefclng
Company
Limited,
of
Masselt,
H.C.,
occupation
Packers,
intends
lo
apply
for
a
leae
of
Hie
following
described
lands
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
l
Itooney
point,
Oraham
Island,
Hritish
Columbia;
thence
northerly
five
chains,
more
or
less,
lo
low
wnter
mark:
thence
west
erly
along,
low
water
mark
one
liunnrcd
and
sixty
chains;
thence
southerly
five
chains;
thence
easterly
one
hundred
and
sixty
cnnins,
moro
or
less,
lo
point
of
commencement,
and
conlalnlng
elRlily
ncres,
more
ot
loss,
LANOAIIA
FI8IIINO
&
PACKINO
PACKING
CO.
LTD,
Applicant.'
Per
L.
II.
Simpson,
Ageul.
Haled
June
I2lh,
1025.
Big
Aasortment
of
F1m4
Quality
Silk,
Satin
Velvet,
Crepes,
Taffeta,
Flannels,
Serges,
elr..
at
real-
West
of
England
Store
Phone
753.
HAVE
YOUR
F
REMODELLED
AND
REPAIRED
it
B.
C.
FUR
Co.
Third
Avenue.
Phones
Day,
Green
123.
.
NlQht,
Black
701
P.O.
Box
235.
Phone
20)
Richard
Garreti
representing
W.
H.
M.
ROLSTON
A
CO.
Specialising
in
I'
liti
Canril
Mining
io:M
Mul1
Porter
Idaho-Marmot
Timber
(or
Sale
On
Lois
I
Manne
5
Goa
Price
$2,500,110
i
timber
I
aubjc.'i
Oovt.
slumpage
rti;
n
T
APIT.
8.
ANNANDALE,
New
Westmln'