-
lie
V'
i
km
tf
two
iniJtith
aiMj
H
but
eefi
of
the
men
were
i
lime
vsieumve
hI-
lexeuiM
frt.m
the
icy
walera.
ti;new
iM.iiUuon
Name
of
Victim
it
IIm
i'iM!
While'
ctert
f
ii.
BUnivor
reea
,.ree.
i
.eialimr
(bal
the
fiHIowing
bad
lol
their
iw
uir
iiy
mere
h,.:
...leriii-l-
mitiilter
of,
ji,n
Uj,uiw
uot
nB
(I
ltii"UKluut
the
Hie
w
1
in
hand.,
he
rn!
..r
(he
will
ri-nme
rut-J
tl-
li'l
order!
nd
fi
.ally
fur.
'
Ueller
tild'
ufi
aiier
hiibji
ritnrjtih-idmit.J'
an-fiuver
on
Uit
iii
'rtilnE.
ERRIFIC
GALE
MOVES
SCHOOL
konJova
Again
Suffers
From
ClemenU
and
Lotes
Bate-
ball
Grandstand
"VA,
lka.
on.
19.
...
..
.
i.
i
i
....
VN
ol
Yl.lt.
Oct.
III.
m
effoils
coupled
with
4'
nest
iirnyers
might
well
"it
toward
bringiiw
about
ir
r
reeling
between
the
"I
the
earth,
for
ARRESTS
MADE
CLEANUP
DRIVE
WINNIPEG.
Oct.
10.
Winni-
ain
SI.
Horn
Tun'
police
in
mi
-up"
driven
at
the
week
il
arrested
2011
persons
charg-
Jeph
Walmm,
agel
St.
Uerbert
Fotreot.
mkw
23.
Charlm
J.
ItaHey.
axed
iS.
Thooia
lUlioU.
a?l
m.
Jaiiien
IliiMBiiU.
aged
(0.
Albert
tlwL
a$eJ
U.
lam.
Home
eurvivur
were
in
the.
,
,lh,u,
flirP
MnS
v
i
lite
me
m-uoo.
t.cUiH.1
;x
six
leet,'
.
,
.
b
...
h1
tltmtMm,
,frlMNltB
iiioan
io
i.Mttn-,i
KeniMHle.
was
w
wu
aeH".-.!
':""'
.,
lllP
wnlrr
our
,M.fre
he
V"
.Uw-eedftd
in
grattpimr
a
lifebelt.
fii'tttapll
now
unui.,
.
..
.
i,
He
finally
was
cast
tiirt
Hen
linrk
Island
in
an
exhausted
condition.
The
engineer
or
the
lug
clinging
to
wreckage
was
carried
out
Ma
about
a
mile
when
he
was
lescued
by
a
launch
from
the
land.
tt....
l
M
,..(
I.,
lik
I
tm
Sn
.Most'l"8
inlow.'
w$
Wail
Hl3
All
the
men
who
lul
their
rwulinp
of
gram
through
Un-
I
lit
i
a-rwidenLai
nf
Vlrlurli
)
i...
.
..r
ti.--
..
v---
-
.
.
;n
urr
nwrrin
ad
leae
fam-
Ihe
ii.ii
?.l.r
nere
timr
rauniay
.?,-,
The
meeting
wa
attemlid
by
I
Sit
mmi
wefir
iviT
kv
etlncl
K-uiittee
millw
Wtimf,
i1i.
mhi.1.
eiiAf7mf
M.
'.
ing
Ui
roie
ttiruwa
aer
the
.MrCaffery.
S.
.
.Martlonahl.
jidiK
of
the
teriir.
Four!
Mayor
Newinn.
J.
II.
PdUburv.
inn-n
grabbed
the
cable
of
the
J
W
Nn
li.il
i
-.
Ob'f
Han-
in
and
remdyk'
klie
anchor
an
the
Aid.
ii'
-ig-
ll
t;aey.
j
lloie
wa
wii
by
Ihe
fai
rioi-
iiiiik
lide
Miktirr
Ue
-tern
id
Ihe
liou
fretfhter
before
the
tug
weni
down.
'I!we
were
reruil
later.
Thrilling
Experience
Tlie
kvtge
anchor
en
We
wei-e
MARY
ELLEN
TO
ADDRESS
WOMEN
earrhvl
away
by
Ihe
sinokrstark
and
wial
of
the
Hope
jut
before
Meeting
In
Westholme
Theatre
ohe
took
the
plunge
to
the
lot-
Tomorrow
to
Give
Opportu-
nlty
to
Hear
Speaker
the
Westholme
Theatre
which
will
be
for
women
only.
Mrs
.Smith
will
he
iu
the
city
for
a
few
liours
only
Uimorrow.
She
has
been
addrcuMng
meet
I
Tli..e
were
thei
lugs
al
Anvox.
Alice
Arm.
rreM
or1
TAXI
Boston
Grill
J
Ambulan'
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Service
with
newly
laid
dancing
Anywhere
at
Anytime
floor
for
Irlre.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
and
6th
St.
"
in,
..
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latest
and
best
for
the
WATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
Mini..,
''
1r
least.
Phone
457.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
V
II
XV
NO.
PRINCE
RUPERT.
H.C.,
MONDAY.
OCTOHER
10,
1025.
turdtr'i
Circulation
1633
Srtttt
Silt
est
PRICK
FIVK
CENTS.
ragedy
of
Sea
when
Tug
Hope
with
35
Men
Aboard
Sank
in
Rip
and
Seven
Victorians
are
Lost
YKTOIUA.
Orl.
10.
Another
tragedy
or
(he
hen
look
lAM
irrrrnn
:.
here
Saturday
night
when
seven
live,
were
loot
ami
niaiivl
(IIY1IY1I
I
I
hh
J
only
ufler
terrible
sufferings
as
a
result
of
the
sinkm?
vwlllllll
1
ilAj
::a
'
igboal
Hope,
carrying
28
longshoremen
ami
nix
of
t.
:
Henlinrk
Island
neur
Race
Rocks
in
Ihe
Strait
of
Juan1
Toe
Hope
vu
despatched
from
here
at
(J.3&
to
uit
the
ge
tHanier
Sulvage
(Juccn
in
removing
cargo
from
the
itil
f
fighter
Kcmdyk.
The
lloe,
which
i
u
lit
tun
tug.
was
cauaht
in
the
ti1f
rip
and
MITT
ri
ACIMP
jMirown
Hraiiie
lh
bw
f
the
HILL
ILUoinb
TTlu
:
:an'!;
A
lid
I
III
f
am
CAD
0
MAMTUC
l,,Mw
",r
,,,,!
1,ttCk
tt,Hml
Ht,'t
hi
IK
llll
111
I
li.
'
and
he
earefiHl
mw
nud
IS
AT
WORK
M.
P.
McCaffery
Named
Chairman
of
local
Qraln
Organization
S.
D.
Macdenald,
vice-chairman.
-
TO
ASK
CITY
GRANT.
1
VII
-
b(J(ji
Ju
f
j,,,,,,.,
Twoi
,AI
III.-
mihal
meeting
of
IIm-
minute
fater
she
had
disan-
",cpni"
appointed
joim
grant
j
Ltanslve
Alterations
and
New,
peered,
jeominiiier
or
t
la-
city
council
and
Installations
to
be
Made
at
;
All
the
,,.
aboard
the
lug'
,
"mr"
o:
1
raflf
w,"cU
wn"
Local
Lumber
plant
jwero
thrown
hifo
water.
Ufe
'i"
Wtal
f
",e
W'M'k,
M
Mine
wrre
thrown
t
them
fr,...,'
1
"
M?"
ef"i
hl'-
-
Uupert
Spruce
MiU
the
lvae
l-wt
and
lifeboat.!
-
1
vice
.
i
mIkmi!
to
close
rmui
ti.
t
tirun-
It
was
left
in
the
-
-
.
.....
l,,,.i.
.
.
r
ti...
u
...
.
:hbwis
i'i
uir
cfiHiruiuii
iu
r-
runpr
for
a
iecrHary.
Way
i
and
mrufi
for
the
al-Irwrting
of
the
flow
of
grain
through
the
lowd
peain-
were
diruoed
with
the
result
that
I
be
city
council
will
lie
arked
to
vole
HiO
to
aiotifl
the
eominillee
in
it
effort".
At
a
later
me'-l-ili?
it
it
!init)le
thai
Ihe
iMiard
limy
deide
l
send
a
repreiii;i-lle
to
Alberta
with
a
view
U
satliering
data
and
al
lue
iame
lime
eilerting
arranenieut
I
WARNING
TO
ELECTORS
LIBERALS
WILL
NOT
8TOP
AT
ANYTHING
TO
DISCREDIT
NICKERSON
The
following
telegram
is
ciiffieient
reply
lu
the
Liberal
Propaganda
displayed
on
the
front
page
of
the
I
taily
Newt
Saturday:
null
H
10
Paid
"Pipestone,
Manitoba.
September
IHlh,
1025.
"O.
V.
Niekeron.
"Prime
Itupert.
lt.G.
"Megret
delay.
If
nominated
on
Progressive
platform
will
be
satisfactory.
3.2
1
p.m.
-
"Robert
Forke.t
Who
Is
George
Bushhy?
GEORGE
G.
BUSHBY,
CONSERVATIVE
CANDIDATE
FOR
SKEENA.
Mr.
Uushby
s
the
son
oi
the
late
Hon.
A.
T.
liitshby.
Regis
fr,,mi
0wi
,u
tl.
ullclT,ainty
of
rar
ueneiat
oi
me
i.o..iny
oi
hhumi
uoiuiuuia
uciore
i.onieu-
uasrwaii
snip
sUas,
OMrn
and
Kemdyk.:
.
meeting
bein
held
last
ra,,wll
"eil,P
",l
B,u',a'0
01
"le
la
e
nr
James
uougia.
iirsi
BRIE
URGES
PEACE
EFFORT
lo
:
Wednesday
evening
and
the
late'
Uoveruor
oT
Hritish
Columbia.
He
was
born
in
New
Weslmiti-ness
of
arrival
of
Mrs.
Maryj
I'"'.
lo
England
to
school
soon
afler
the
deuih
oT
ph..;
...iii.
,..,.v
u.,i..i.n
vvil
his
falher
in
187
i,
und
returued
lo
Canada
in
18S3.
when
he
uuable
U
hear
her
speak.
For!"l
'
Herkeley,
enteriiig
the
University
or
California,
that
reason
the
committee
hasi
I.
On
leaving
Ihe
University,
he
apprenticed
as
a
ni
at
i
.
e
r
machinist
......
f....
,.asiiM..
i.st.w.r.
ni
ine
Liiiou
iron
irKv
m
oan
rruuriM-o,
lor
luur
var.
re-
NliaUb'U
'"''JO""
umiivi-
.
mw
afternoon
at
three
o'clock
in?
turning
to
Canada
...
ui
lhM,
.
and.
iii
taking
charge
i
of
h
saw
null
'ti
cloe
s
to
Hie
City
of
Nelson,
H.C.,
which
wus
then
in
the
making.
Mr
Rnshby
wenl
from
there
lo
take
charge
of
the
submarine
work
in
Victoria
harbor,
and
the
construction
of
the
aterworks
.by
tent
of
the
new
Quarantine
Stulion
ut
Williams
Head
Dominion
tiovcrnmeiiL
Founded
Marine
Railway
tn.i
uonls
of
John
llauley,
one
of
mier
and
Stewart
and
will
arrivei
i
t
sv5
Mr.
Hiislibv.
wftli
his
brother-in-law,
Mr.
Fitzher-
Ihe
best
known
longshoreiueii,
asi
back
on
ihe
Cardena
lomorrowl
ltr(
Huilen.
rounded
the
Esijtiimalt
Marine
Railway,
which
built
he
waved
a
fan-well
to
his
ooin-l
morning
ami
will
leave
ror
the!
ju.
PRINCESS
HEATH
ICE,
S.S.
PRINCESS
ROYAL,
S.S.
,...i..i..
ami
iMtuk
to
his
dealhimuth
on
the
Cartlena
al
&.
Tak-,
piiivcESS
MAUlJINNA.
S.S.
LII.I.OOET.
S.S.
NA.NO0SE,
S.S.
It
islaflw
he
had
hung
on
to
a
piece!
ing
advantage
or
her
stay
here.
,tAI)liK,
ull
crack
ships
iu
their
day.
and
iniiiuneraiile
small
.....v
i,.
-..ii.ni.lv
of
wreckase
tor
some
nine,
ac-
tin-
n.inni.i..
.
cran;
nesiues
ucuig
ouiuu-rs
oi
snip.
'
,
....
'l.,.Aiiin!
in
Edward
Kermode.
whohvomen
of
Prince
llupert
tianMmjr
j,s
j,,
ai.t
ome
uf
,e
largest
that
....
'
,
Vil
t.L.i.r
...
.Phitli.g
his
experiences!
liave
Ihe
opportunity
or
meeting;
niat.
This
business
was
Mild
to
address
last!"My
slrenglh
was-
nearly
cx-;this
outstand.ivg
Hnlish
Colum-j
,.,.,,
r
Uus
,,i,ie,s
w'as
rounded
in
iTie
in
an
up'bia
woniaii
and
may
hear
her
known
The
R.C.
Marine
Railways.
.
1
1....
m...
i,.i
i,ni.twl
and
I
had
given
,
as
iiicj
iiiiiiuifu
uiir
rr-
have
ever
been
done
Yarrows
in
101
1.
A
uncoil
ver
'
in
1800,
i
II'
"'UHHiliou
ri'
t'
I
......
1
a
.......
i
si
i
aV
ii
.
i
a.
1
t
.1
1
1.
.
Ii
11
.
t
I
li
on
the
League
of
Na-
hope
of
surviviiw
when
some
ou-inik.
i
.
m
imh
ine
uusnoy-iiuiien
iiiieresi
loiiuueo
wie
nai-
jeel
floaling
directly
lowaru
meji
.
.
Vl,rp
-',r'
lMIooj
purouaii
uimii
co.ugc
m
int.-
miuobv
men
caiwhl
my
altention.
11
was
f
j
operations
lor
the
first
firteen
years,
nud
it
was
this
Company
a
IHebuoy
wiith
my
ll
ouiicqI
ainTieE
which
raised
the
S.S.
PRINCE
RUPERT
al
the
time
this
vessel
of
strength
1
grasped
it
nndj?
w
'
,
sank
and
rolled
over
on
her
side
at
Swaiison
Hay.
In
1000
Mr.
managed
lo
hang
on.
I
have
al-
.
'
,
.
i
Hiishby
took
Ihe
personal
supervision
or
the
R.C.
Marine
Rail
ways
believed
in
Divine
I'rovl-"
.-'
"Y.
,
,,
4.1
wuys
111
nncoiiver,
and
earned,
on
111
llns
capacity
until
lie
k
I
11
?1
T1
l.l
I'.l.lVW.'J
"'."I.
.
.
.1..
1'.......
.
A
.....
1"
..
.
t
e
eniereii
ii
I
e
red
on
me
imnj
.1
.
.
I...
..
....
11
.ill
ill
mm
ui
inui
ui
"
1
shore
and
was
uble
lo
land
on
the
island.
!
Mrs.
Francis
Milleril
returned
with
violation
of
the
Temper-
on
the
Prince
George
Saturduy
i
Act
nighl
from
Vancouver,
PUBLIC
MEETING
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
WEDNESDAY,
21st
OCTOBER
At
8
p.m.
sharp.
Speakers
PAT
MAITLAND.
CAPT.
CARMICHAEL.
GEORGE
BUSHBY.
Everybody
Welcome.
1.11
Tor
Ihe
rorlhcoinlug
Municipal
Elections
as
Householders
or
Holder
oi
Trade
Lb
viise
must
register
their
name
with
the
City
Clerk
during
the
monlh
or
October
on
a
Statutory
form
lo
be
supplied
by
Ihe
City
Clerk.
'Ihe
Clly
Clerk's
oWee
will
be
open
from
0
a.m.
In
S
p.m.
each
and
every
day
during
the
month
of
October
with
Ihe
exception
or
Saturday,
when
ll
will
be
open
from
V
a.m.
to
12.30
p.m.
E.
K.
JONES,
City
Clerk.
'
I
I
(
STORK
HAS
FOUGHT
BAT-
TLES
OF
FISHERMEN
SAYS
UNION
October
!,
11125.
Editor
Daily
Newa.
I
wan
jiurpried
to
ee
in
your
isfUe
of
the
17th
inxtant,
that
J.
W.
.Vicker-son
iiifornifd
the
public
that
our
present
member,
r'red
Slofk
had
absolutely
failed
to
stand
behind
t
lie
halibut
fi.shermeir
in
I
heir
fight
for
a
square
deal.
As
representative
oT
the
I)eep
Sea
Fisiiermen'e
Union,
whose
members:
are
all
halibut
fishermen,
1
wish
to
contrail
k-l
Mr.
Xiekeron's
elalemenl
as
Mr.
.Stork
has
done
all
in
his
power
lo
bHIer
the
halibut
situation
and
any
request
that
has
been
asked
him,
directly
from
the
Union,
has
received
consideration
ami
thru
his
influence
has
always
been
granted.
We
all
appreciate
the
fishf
Ihat
Mr.
Slork
put
up
to
have
an
Order-in-Counril
passed
in
May.
11)21,
in
regard
lo
Ihe
cull
situation
and
the
scales
inspection;
and
Ihe
nautical
school
which
is
now
established
for
halibut
fishermen
would
never
have
Tjeen
granted
but
for
our
honorable
member.
Had
we
depended
on
Mr.
Nufkerson,
as
l'resi-
dent
pt
the
Hoard
of
Trade,-when
we
requested
that
body
to
take
it
up
with
the
Marine
and
Fisti-
MANSON
AND
'
STORK
SPEAK
Address
Large
and
Responsive
Audiences
at
Smithers
jorlties
Expected
In
,terlor
SMITH
KHS,
Oct.
tt.
One
or
the
largest
political
meclittgsj
yet
hebl
look
place
here
Salur-
day
evening
whFn
lion.
A.
M.'
for
the
Maiison
and
Freil
Slork
delivered
rattling
good
addresses
to
a
responsive
audience.
James
Ciroat
was
chairman.
The
opinion
is
generally
expressed
that
the
Liberal
eandi-date
will
gel
large,
majorities
here
and
at
other
nearby
interior
points.
Tonight
the
same
speakers
will
be
heard
at
Hurtis
Lake.
(TRAIN
DERAILED
AND
ROLLED
DOWN
THE
EMBANKMENT
WINNIPEG,
Oct.
19.
Eight
passenafers
and
one
trainman
were
Injured,
none
seriously,
BRINGING
GOLD
FROM
CASSIAR
Last
Boat
of
Season
at
Wrangell
Yesterday
Arrives
Down
j
Stlklne
River
I
tt-ii
W't'T
t
u.i,
tfkAi
in
'
'f'li.
lutit
lioul
fif
tin
M0;inn
flfiivn
Jhe
stikine
Hiver
from
the
Cas-
siar
golil
region
of
Northern
Hr
tiMi
Columbia
arrive,!
Sunday
,
Willi
a
capacly
passenger
list,
i
inc!uling
miners
engineers
and
jproupec.orx
many
of
them
en
route
to
Vancouver
and
Seattle
for
the
winter.
Coarse
gold
at:d
nuggeU
from
Ihe
new
igoldfield
valued
at
t7,C(()
was
exhibited
by
several
placer
miners:
Wjlliam
(irady,
discoverer
of
the
new
gold
dis
tinct,
brought
oirt
SiS
ounces
of
Ihe
precious
metal
after
spending
03
days
on
his
claim,
devoting
most
of
the
time
to
preparing
the
properly
for
operations
next
year.
!rady
left
for
Var.eouver.
Many
of
Ihe
returning
men
!
suiil
Miev
would
irn
back
to
their
claims
early
next
spring.
They
propose
travelling
overland
into
l
the
Cassiar
district
before
navi-j
gation
4iii
the
Stikine
opens.
IjMINISTER
GETS
:S
LUMBER
ORDER
B.C.
Fir
Being
Loaded
For
Island
of
Mauritius
at
Southern
B.C.
Porta
rnrs
oepaniiiriii.
we
are
t
villimtA
Met.
tK
Tlirniicli
OUMe
JUeJUistju)WiVil4-
l.eefforte
f
bcsttMiMbler-of
Hr
-
in
nawicai
;
Lands
another
new
market
has
si'iiom
esianiisneo
i
n
Priiice
lli-oert
for
union
halibut
fishermen,
as
he
)
has
opposed
us
in
nearly-
all
our
requests
to
better
mil
conditions.
Signed:
J.
H.
MliAtilIEK,
Agent
Ileep
Sea
Fishermen's
Union.
I
been
found
for
Itrili.-li
Columbia
lumber.
This
is
the
tate
railway
ctinsl
ruction
and
mainten-
jance
service
on
the
island
of
Mauritius.
Hitherto
only
Euro-'
pea
n
woods.
have
been
Used
but
..when
Hon.
Mr.
I'attullo
learned
'that
the
government
railways
.
were
in
the
market
for
a
cango
Uf
I,..
...!,
I.l
II...
.r.
.......
I
iiianaj.-rr
siuu:ig
iuaiuifs
ui
Dowlas
fir
and
the
excellent
results
obtained
from
its
use
on:
the
Hritish.
Indian
and
Egyptian;
lines.
The
outcome
is
that
the
'fipttt
.tliitmimit
nC
llnillrliw
fir
ever
made
to
Mauritius
is
now
'being
loaded
a'
R.C.
purls.
WRITER
ROBBED
OF
HER
JEWELS
Highwayman
Made
Get
-
away
While
Auto
Was
Being
Repaired
at
Roadside
WEST
PALM
REACH.
Oct.
19-
Mrs.
Nina
Wilcox
Putnam,
the
well-known
writer,
aud
,A.
W.
(ovger,
her
companion,
were
robbed
or
tCS.OOO
in
jewels,
papers
and
cash
early
Sunday
while
repairing
a
disabled
auto
ion
the
roadside.
Search
is
be
ing
made
Tor
five
highwaymen
were
wer-p
implicated.
NURSE
KILLED
RAIL
CROSSING
WINNIPEG.
Oct.
19.
Three
this
morning
when
the
C.N.Il.
persons
were
killed
and
five
m-
ii:.
.
.....i
i......
i;i.i..
........m
.
.......i.i
ii..i
wesioouni
train
was
ueraiieo
juim
u
u
ni
f
ui
rt
i
JUS
I
l.
.
I
-
riiiii,
liliu
nil
AtlHinuinr
.111.(1,1,
'
""n.
......
I
t(
k
ii
.
....
.
allow
him
lo
retire,
and
he
is
now
one
or
Prince
Rupert's
b.isi-
miW
of
,tuna'
Sas-'
avnni-
M,sw
MttU,d
.,)r"m"
ness
...en,
being
engaged
in
the
manuracture
of
Fish
Meal,
KWi
r,"wn-
"l-ress
car
mond.
a
nurse,
was
killed
when
n;i
i..rii.i,..r
r...u..,.G...r
,.w
ll...
lin....rl
turii.n
Prn.liicUl
f"t
and
second
class
iHiache.
the
auto
in
which
she
wa
riding
w...
U
,.......v,
v.,.
.......p
...
....
...
..........
V
-
W
U.....1
.1......
II..
...K..t.
Lid.,
Int-ks
inlel,
and
also
operates
four
tug
boats
out
orinc:"""
""""
"
Port
of
Prince
Rupert
For
Betterment
of
Business
During
Mr.
Riisliby's
career,
he
was
in
practically
every
movement
ror
the
'betterment
or
biisiue.-is
and
social
conditions
i
iu
Hritish
Columbia.
He
wns
President
or
the
R.C
Manufactur-
lers'
Association,
the
R.C.
Melal
Trmles
Association,
and
an
nc-
!
live
member
oT
Hie
Vancouver
Hoard
ot
Trade,
lie
wus
also
one
or
the
principal
members
or
the
Iron
und
Sleel
Delegation
to
Ottawa
hi
018.
e
took
an
active
part
ami
co.ilribnled
greatly
to
1
lie
success
of
the
three
Victory
Loans
in
Vancouver.
!
As
the
Skeetia
Riding
is
primarily
dependent
on
the
devel-
op.uent
or
this
Port
or
Prince
Rupert,
Mr.
Rushby,
with
hi
knowledge
oT
marine
affairs,
is
umloiibtedly
the
best
niuii
ihe
electors
could
possibly
return
al
the
election,
uol
only
to
look
afler
the
needs
oT
Ihe
Hishermen
and
Mariners,
but
the
devel-
;
opmeul
of
Un-
whole
district.
dvc'lp
In
lh-
Guilv
W
I
stalled
on
the
track
iu
rronl
of
an
approaching
express
train
at
llosser.
Mrs.
Mary
Ellen
Smith
Will
address
a
meeting
in
the
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Tomorrow,
TUESDAY,
Afternoon
October
20,
at
3
o'clock
FOR
LADIES
ONLY