M
w
w
.i....
.i:.i
if...-..-
m-r
i
list-
urn
.iiujwi
....
,
in
i
I
(iifel
oieei
willi
Willi
success.
cemed
lo
le
prevu-he
was
acting
from
i.ili
iiiolivtHud
I
-
"
k
n
ljrt
(hut
wic
ii
i-.il
to
I
lie
one
in
happened
to
lc
in-
uier
if
.Major
Iliad
h
representing
the
City
J'
m.
when
he
nw.ir-lo'
ruilwny
rnniinis-
BRIAND
FAILS
FORM
CABINET
Definitely
Refuses
to
Take
Premiership
and.
Paul
Doumer
Is
Called
Mils
Nv.
A.
Uriand.
as
been
seven
.
times
pre-'
France,
today
definitely
I
to
form
a
cabinet
to
I
HihI
of
Pnluleve.
Tbo
-
lefonod
ln
eo-operulr
i"in.
'
Paul
Ooumer,
former,
minister,
lias
been
siim-'I
I'.lysee
Pulnei)
by
the
,'f,,'
and
II
Is
umlerslood
ho
'
i"
nlfeiTd
Ihe
position
If
ho
uke
II.
TWO
AVIATORS
KILLED
WHEN
MACHINE
DROPS
500
FEET
TO
GROUND
,l(NO.fI.l'.
Nov.
21.
Two
Removed
by
Accused
In
Good
Faith
COMMITTED
FOR
TRIAL
ON
CHARGE
OF
THEFT
Sam
Wlnstrom
Brought
Back
From
Anyoic
and
Will
Appear
Before
Judoe
Young
for
Eiect'.on
r.ninnimiil
for
I
rial
by
Stipen-
.Ihirv
MiiaUlralc
It.
M
Misly
,.l
Anvnr
mi
a
l'liale
of
Ihefl
personal
elTeeN
rrom
i.'iii.i
i.r
Alirn
Arm.
Sam
Wln-
.....
i.....nt,iii
iiaek
to
lh"
iii.io
.I..-
i.ii.
.
.
rliv
Mil
inornlm?
b.v
provincial
t'.onslable
P.
Ilroughtmi
of
ai
liotsfonl.
Aecosed,
who
was
ur
I'llallml
111
Ahbolsford.
will
appe-o1
before
Judge
Young
in
Ihetloun
ly
Court
for
eleellon.
'utlier
I.
Hello
of
oineiior
of
l
ie
lainei"
my
Wail
General
Election
in
Alberta
Likely
Next
Summer;
Premier
Greenfield
Goes
Back
to
Farm
KD.MO.NTO.N,
Nov.
2.
--Following
hi-.
resignation
ex-iircniirr
(ireenfiehl.
who
for
several
vear
had
been
at
ill...
I.
.....I
..r
ii...
r
-
...
.
.......
,i
...l,.,!
ihat
Ihe
milwav'
"
,,,c
'""''
Boveniiueni
in
.vincrta.
stateil
.
llial
In-
i
V'tc
rmm
,
KULEno
;I1U"U"1'
wm'
',0,mcs
8,1,1
w"'
Kuing
bark
to
hi
nc'caJ'n.
viS,Ui5IelCri
i'renitor
Hrow.ilee,
who
has
taken
Mr.
f
ircenriehl's
place,
ire
"'MM",",
ix
I'-leHion
were
pending
and
it
was
nol
!
Illat.-hlon
I
we
in-
'
.
L
rln.
v
,,"
"
l'l'
"ilhin
eight
inonlhs.
,
"
y""
,
V"
i
.No
iiy-lclioi
II
riiMiv
iiiiu
in
yen
lin
ing
on
them.
ar
expected
,ni
cuniiertnni
with
cabinet
reor-
I
it
u
il
lu
I
ii
tl
i.
.
fijirlf,.li..M
t.
ill
l..
i.n'-i-ni
nn-uiiirr
of
IIk
government.
The
tfi'lii'lal
elec-l
ion
likely
l'i
:
kn
place
during
lln
in
i
!
hI
li'-iwi-n
m'i'.Jihj
and
llUI
'-I
III-;
tiillllTIHT.
UNITED
CHURCH
WINS
NANAIO
1
'l.
railway
officials,
oeo'alon
Handed
Down
by
Judge
""'
,,,'
are
ln"s
nothing
there
1'
tig
in
In
own
in-
0f
:
Hie
iiiter,t
of
Ihej
Supreme
Court
Favors
Them
Thre
-ill
T
lloe-
.Major
-
illy
rejirrent
ihej
mvKMIILUt.
ov.
;'t.-lll-.'i.mii
of
lUf
(!itv
or,ng
,f,mn
a
deriiin
tn
the
mi-when
lie
li
ie-
to
re-'prpmc
r.Mirt
ye.lenlnv
in
tlieea-
i.
lilies
of
that
eity
f
.
si.
Andrew'
litbytrian
-lie
iKirl"?
I
looks.
l'i,,..-!.
0f
NaiiHtnin.
whirli
w
i.e
va
Iryilig
to
ron'iai,,.,,
ln
,-ivil
eoiirl
n-e
ami
hiinl
w
ithitK
,
,i,,,ii,.
reuarilmx
the
h'nal-ny
of
the
vole
on
Ihe
lihure'i
i-mi
liegiu
In
flow
,
(uj.iiin.
Mr.
Juliee
ieni
t
'l
of
l-liiioiiton
to'
Murphy
held
Ihal
pnerly
quuli-I'niiee
HuMrl.
a
it;
roil
voieri
bad
uol
lieen
alUmfiHo
in
dl
of
Mavor
,.xrreie
Hnir
rtpht.
A
Mie
iiiiin-i
ihe
fitly
or
Kdmoii-ir.
,,fiil(.
oler
exewled
to
i
he
nhle
t
form'
I
lit
IIIM
n.rOv
vkliirtt
iiled
auaili'
i-nie
a.-oi
lalion
iiii,
tlie
properly
will
he
unto-l.rl.
-hotihl
hejniaiM
Hv
baiideil
over
lo
lln
l"i
from
IVIinonloii
t
;iiurHi.
i
wo
do
at
nMMit.
-
-
"
"!w
sti
t,rXmi
AGAINST
m
",''
.":
HAYNER
WITHDRAWN
i'gui
to
lake
more
in-
'he
prairie
eily
ami
oflener.
Our
lnii-H
tation
will
drnw
u
II
ill
lieeotue
then
.,
..I
n,
..i
..ii..
I..
....
..ni
Evidence
Showed
That
Car
Was.
nidi,
i
ii
ii
f.i
..ii
tt
iii:n...
,
....
NN
,,,a
a"",,,,
"
1
UHrK"
vn
iv
to
Irv
lo
Injure
,
.
;..
,
.
.!
..
i.'llnvner
of
removing
an
anlomo-
JM-rill
HP
IIP
III
I"-
,
,.f
r..
ii.
in
bilr
vv
hieh
wan
m
the
rinloily
of
uir
il
r
.vnn-iin
.
.,,
.
,
,.
he
o;lo'
.-ber,ffwn.w.U.drvv
-how
oppoMlion
Mir
Panfir
iMirt,
from
I
"""rl
"
Z
alii
ghl
l.eoefil
t.eii.fil
liraelv
Idrgelv.i
",l
ev
lil-nri.'
fin
hi
RpiHly
"
volved
in
Ihe
removal
of
Ihe
rar
by
any
other
innan
than
in
goU
failh.
Not
knowing
of
any
al
ii
..I
tin
n.iiil
yrinn
for
the
I'H
'
'"i
vehteln
and
Mliiply
went
lo
get
Hip
propeiiv
he
ha.
I
hminhl.
Home.
of
Ihe
Unman
CulhoUc
Church
in
lTlnr
llm.erl
rict,
ten
on
nisi
I'niy
nvinini..
i.m...i
i.
......
L.i.,i.i.
i....in
for
Fraser
Lakf
"n
lYi-in
Mlll-ll
nil
i-
infill
r
iiuiii
,11
,,
,nilay
when
the
twin
engines
where
ho
will
visit
Ihe
Industrial
!
he
inuehino
both
Mtoooed.
Ihe
nrl.ool
for
Unlives.
He
was
ae-
l"nnn
fnlhno.
r.nr.
f....i
'
ii.
n.L
.......
ni...
I
i
fmni
Ihe
city
hJ"
'
'Vind,
I
I
I
1
1
I
I
'
1
1
1
Ml
M
"
Il'ulher
Cocola
"f
Fraser
Lake.
HERE
FROM
MINE
ON
SALMON
RIVER
AND
SEESjGREAT
THINGS
IE.
O.
Weston
Says
Troy
Will
bi
j
Valuable
Property
Similar
to
Premier
!
V..
o.
Vi'loi
secretary
or
the
Troy
Mine
of
Salmon
Itiver.
ioil.iy
passing
otilh
nil
I
lie
Car-"l-iia
after
visiting
I
lie
in
I
lit.
!i
line
winter
pui
arp
prriiarniK
enrry
on
esteiiKive
work
ii'-xl
.eaoii.
,
Mr.JkVrMon
iw-
4Wnt
ihk
de
vrli'ufii!
h-lhe
iHri?lijKrito.:
of
Uirtr
ittteMintrjmiimr
t&vin
nearer
ianiMrlalMrti
anil
will
very
oon
put
lliem
in
u
jnii.il
ion
where
they
will
he
aide
lo
operate
profitably.
I:
A.
Ilagi'n.
I
In
milling
engineer,
lii
reporleil
favorably
mi
Ihe
pnnieily.
Tbej
have
pood
farililie
for
pulling
in
an
elerti-ir
plant
and
mill
and
(In-
Bi'idnuK-al
rondil
ion
are
Uorli
a
In
niilirale
lliat
Hip
mine
will
he
-Mim-wliai
similar
to
the
j
I'riMiiier.
BOUNDARY
IN
IRELAND
STILL
LIVE
QUESTION
Minister
or
Education
Resigns
From
Free
Slate
Government
Over
It
m
ill.l.N.
Nov.
:.
Uv.
John
MaivNeill.
miiiisler
or
edtieallon
Btnl
former
member
of
Ihe
Irish
boundary
roiiiiniion.
rescued
from
the
Irish
Free
Stale
cabinet
l"iny
over
a
dipule
on
the
bouiiilary
ipieilion.
QUIET
WEDDING
AT
LUTHERAN
PARSONAGE
Miss
AMI
Starck
Becomes
Brldo
of
Hugo
Forsberg
of
Ketchikan
and
Will
Llvo
Hero
A
ituiel
wedding
took
place
yes
teiilay
afternoon,
Hev.
P.
F..
Daislur
ntricialinj:.
when
Miss
.Mil
Slarek
or
Prince
lluperl
been
mO
the
bride
of
Hugo
Forsberg
if
Ketchikan.
The
ceremony
look
place
al
Mr.
Hauler's
home,
2U
Fifth
Ave.
.Wlesl.
with
only
n
few
friends
present.
Mr.
and
Mr.
Forsberg
plan
lo
make
their
home
in
Prince
Hu
perl.;
Hev.
Dr.
S.
S.
Oslerhoul
of
Vnnemivcr.
sutierinlendenl
of
Oriemal
Mission
for
Ihe
United
Church,
arrived
in
Ihe
city
on
the
Caiileim
this
morning
after
having
sn'enl
several
days
at
Anym
He
is
on
a
lour
of
Ihe
coast
In
ronnccllon
wllh
church
extension
work
and
will
ho
Ihe
speaker
al
u
ronpregallounl
supper
Ihal
is
to
be
held
in
the
local
church
tn
night.
Two
Civil
Actions,
One
Appeal
and
Three
Divorce
Cases
Comlno
up
Next
Week
Two
civil
aetioii",
an
for
the
eltii'S
ande
of
h
court
and,
for
(Hat
reason,
no
jiirie
have
been"
empanelled.
One
of
the
efVil
ca-es
is
a
claim
made
by
lluvh
liillis,
a
filiprman.
agiviu-J
'.the
Prince
lluperl
Hotel
foijtilaiiiH'-c!!
in
Hie
sum
of
S3,
Coo.
(iillis
makes
I
hi
claim
as
a
fe-nll
of
a
fall
in
the
tieer
parlor
of
Ihe
hotel
when
he
-talc
Ihal
lie
broke
three
ribs
nod
ili-laincil
other
injuries.
He
claim
Ihal
lie
inis-liiok
the
itoor
of.
Hie
lavatory
and,
opening
nil
iinbarnil
door
fell
IK
reel
dowK
a
hart
into
the
basement
of
the'
"hotel.
1..
V.
Patmore
ba
t!oi
ae
fur
Hie
pSunliff
while
tb'j;
defendant
will
be
repreeiiUM
"Kl0"
'.uu-alci.
the
second
civil
action
is
that
of
Hubert
II.
Ilourke
v.
the
:'anda
PhmIiicI
Ltd.
The
plau-tiff.
uhu
is
a
coulraclor
of
S
n
r
i
n
swalcr.
Saskalebewan.
claim-'
the
um
of
?8,5at
for
damaaes
a
a
renill
of
the
cancellation
of
a
lodging
eoul
met
and
a
further
sum
of
8l
as
a
balance
due
on
lo?s
cut.
The
defendant
company
operates
a
sawmill
at
Usk.
William.
Man-
oii
(ionzaleo
have
Ihe
eae
for
Uie-plaiuliff
and
Patmofe
&
Fulton
for
the
defendant.
Pal
mure
A
Fulton
will
make
eerliori
application
lor
the
selling
aside
of
a
conviction
and
line
of
U00
imposed
by
Masis-
Irale
MiH.lyinoiil
aaiusl
t'lara
Drown
of
this
city
on
a
charge
of
unlawfully
selling
Ibpior.
The
Kroumls
are
thai
a
plea
of
guilly
was
entered
on
behalf
of
Ilie
appellant
without
her
knowledge
by
her
rounsel
at
thai
time.
W.
K.
F'isber.
DioiTe
eaes
to
come
up
will
be
follows:
MarJorie
Mcllae
of
Smither
vs.
James
Mcllae.
Patmore
&
I'ullon
for
the
petitioner.
C.
K.
Ylreberg
Vs.
Ouia
Ylre-berg.
hagberl
Lund
co-respondent.
Williams.
Matisou
'
Hon-zales
for
the
petit
inner.
Lillian
Orlrude
Itolhwell
vs.
William
Itolhwell.
Patmore
'A
I'ullon
for
Ihe
petitioner.
HARDY
PERENNIAL
IN
LEGISLATURE
Road
to
Corbln
Brought
up
as
Usual
by
Tom
Uphill
In
Speeeh
of
Labor
VICTOIIIA,
Nov.
21.
.The
load
lo
Corbin
has
been
discussed
and
shelved.
II
will
nOl
bo
built
just
yet.
Tom
Uphill,
Labor
member
for
1
ernie,
has
some
supporters
al
Corbin
ami
he
placates
them
each
year
with
a
speeeh
on
Ihelr
needs.
Corbin,
il
seem,
is
somewhat
off
the
beaten
track.
It
needs
transportation
and
need
It
badly.
Yet
Corbin
has
In
gctj
along,
just
as
hundreds
of
oilier
places
in
Drilisli
Columbia
have
to
gel
nlonig.
without
a
road.
The
difference
between
Corbin
and
oilier
connminilles
I
that
Corbin
bus
n
spokesman
who
unges
lls
inclusion
in
Ihe
places
lo
be
reached
by
automobile.
dverti
in
the
Dully
New
25
TAXI
Ambulance
unci
4
Boston
Grill
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Service
lit
with
newly
laid
dancing
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
library
floor
for
hire.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
and
6th
St.
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latest
and
best
for
the
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
least.
Phone
457.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
VOL
XV
NO,
273.
I'lUNUK
Itl'PKIlT,
H.tl,
'TUESDAY.
NOVU.MIIKU
21.
102.'..
YMUrdir'i
Circulation
1W3
lrt
aalM.
472.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
FORMER
ALBERTA
PREMIER
BACK
TO
FARM
GRAND
JURY
CHARGES
CONDITIONS
AT
BRISTOL
BAY
JUST
AS
BAD
AS
EVER
EDITORIAL
HOSTILITY
OF
EDMONTON'S
MAYOR
TO
PRINCE
RUPERTI
ril
ha
liffii
received
here
Mayor
Illntihfiml
of
Ivl-:i
appeared
before
the
ii
Hallway
Commission-
PORTLAND
WINS
ASSIZE
DOCKET
OPENING
GAME
;
HOCKEY
SERIES
.
j
UtJllliOVA.
.Nov.
2i.
Charges
that
paroled
pri.-ouers,
"the
n""
!,,e
eur,"
'
5'iy!?hU
eriminal-.
wtUe
einplujed
in
the
Teams
Were
Ted
at
End
or
Second
period
After
Which
tanneries
of
the
Ala.-ku
Peninsula
in
the
vicinity
of
Hering
Sea
Rosebuds
Got
Odd
Goal
maitrale'r.
d.vi-;un
ami
Ihrei"'
-
divorce
uiN
will
roiupric
Ihci
VAXCOl
VKI'..
.Nov.
.'
i.
In
the
docivet
al
the
MCion
of
the
Su-jopeiiin
yame
of
the
wi;.lern
preine
tUmrl
,.B!iz's
opeiiiiisiboekey
Ifastie
seaoii
played
in
licit-
on
liecemher
2.
There
will
tfie
arena
here
tal
nishl.
the
he
no
criminal
eae
before
Ihe:
Portland
llo.-ebinl
look
the
Yan-
rouvrr
.Maroons
into
camp
by
i
margin
of
one
sroal.
Ihe
M-ore
beinx
three
lo
two
in
favor
of
the
Portland
team.
The'
visitors
led
off
well,
.-eor-
intt
two
goals
during
the
'irs!
period.
In
Ihe
scvond
period
Vancouver
eau?ht
up
with
their
rivals
and
the
Ihird
period
sfarl-
ed
with
everything
set
for
a
fi?bi
lo
a
flni-b.
There
was
a
ood
deal
of
excitement
when
Ihe
vis-
ttors
seored
Ihe-
final
jtoal
which
gave
lliem
a
lead
which
tli-
y
h.lil
until
the
end.
SOVIET
RUSSIA
STANDS
ALOOF:
Will
Not
Enter
League
of
Nations
or
Any
Other
Similar
Organization
MOSCOW.
Nov.
2t.
-
Sovie
Itussia
intends
to
continue'
lo
stand
aloof
from
the
leauuo
of
nations
ami
similar
organiza
tion,
art
in
;r
foreign
minister
LitviuolT
declared
yesterday.
He
said
the
Locarno
security
Irejrly
would
nol
alter
Ihe
Soviel
foreign
policy.
HELD
UP
BANK
MESSENGERS
Robbers
Get
Away
With
$50,000
After
Shooting
Policeman
In
Chicago
:llir,A(.0.
Nov.
robbers
held
up
Ihe
sender
ami
guard,
;
rioiisly
injured
a
31.
Five
bank
mes-hol
and
evaded
a
filit
and
escaped
with
approximately
SOO.OOO
this
morning.
COLONEL
PECK
WAS
CHOSEN
TRUSTEE
OF
VETERANS
CANTEEN!-'--
VICTOIIIA.
Nov.
21.
The
War
Veteran
who
are
member
of
the
Legislature
yesterday
chose
Col.
Peck
and
Drigadier-Oeneral
Od
ium
to
be
trustees
of
Drilih
Columbia-.
share
of
Ihe
Canadian
canteen
fund.
The
(wo
will
choose
a
third
member
to
form
a
board
which
will
function
tinder
Ihe
federal
statute
passed
this
year.
TWO
YEAR
OLD
SON
OF
MR.
AND
MRS.
ED.
HUDSON
DIED
MONDAY
Bristol
Bay
Cannery
Scandals
.Once
More
Aired
by
Grand
Jiny
at
Valdez
in
Report
just
Issued
were
louhiiued
in
the
report
of
the
grand
jury
at
Valdez.
The
jury
staled
that
cannery
employees
commit
the
greater
pari
ol
Hie
violent
crimes
of
the
territory
and
annually
make
half
the
business
for
the
gruml
jury.
Itigid
cxumiiialiou
of
employees
for
the
p
irpoe
of
barring
narcotic
addicts,
deeiier-,
---
ates
and
criminals
is
advocated
in
the
report,
which
criticized
the
Drislol
Day
coiniiijssioneiT
for
placing
hail
bonds
so
low
that
some
felony
defendants
did
not
appear
to
answer
the
charges.
WHEAT
PRICE
TOOK
JUMP
AT
WINNIPEG
GRAIN
EXCHANGE
WINXIPF.O.
Nov.
21.-Thr
price
of
wheal
took
auolliei'
jump
on
the
i-M-ain
exchange
hei'p
today,
Ihe
advance
varying
from
2S
t"
0
et;nl..
a
bushel.
The
firreit,-
vasSko
ltririig
Liverpool
cables.
HEARST
MUSIC
COMPANY
HOCKEY
TO
TORONTO
St.
Patricks
of
National
League
Win
First
or
Two
Game
Series
Against
B.C.
TOUO.NTO.
Nov.
31.
The
St.
Patricks
ol
Ihe
National
Hockey
League
defeated
the
champion
learn
or
Ihe
wesi.
the
Cougars
of
Victoria
in
Hie
first
of
a
two
game
series
here
last
night.
The
sraine
wa
iiluved
under
eastern
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Wheal
D.C.
Silver
Dunwell
llazellon
I.,
and
I
,1'remler
Porter
Idaho
ilvercrest
Surf
Intel
Terminus
(Sladslono
liranby
Indian
!c.
P.
II.
Daily
Alaska
The
ileal
h
occurred
in
llii'
Marmot
Prince
lluperl
(leneral
Hospilalillufus
..
a
in
o'clock
yesterday
niornliuz
ol
Harry,
the
two
year
old
son
of
Mr.
and
Mr.
I'd.
Hudson
of
Ninth
Avenue
and
Conrad
Slrccl.
Funeral
will
lake
place
tomorrow
afternoon
from
llayner
Droi.
Chapel
lo
Fnirview
Cemetery,
Rev.
Waller
Allen
officiating.
Howe
Sound
Unlit
Tlopo
National
Silver
..
Silversmith
Lucky
Jim
Clapje
Selkirk
Dayvlew
Did.
Asked.
U15H
1.83
,1.37
1.30
.13
.ftJH
.00
IU.00
$W
.1
18.00
xOC
28.00
.38
.tin
.in
.
'.5NH5
,.lll
.05
1.50
.HHi
2.30
.15
.09
.07
.05
-28
Vi
.011
.09
.18
30
00
.12
;,i5
,21H
AS
.28
.01
H
.09
H
NARCOTIC
LAWS
INFRINGEMENT
iadinitlinp
during
the
(rial
on
a
!
Man
Who
Posed
as
Chicago
Doctor
Sent
Down
for
Yaar
and
a
Day
COItnoYA.
Nov.
21.
.rter
posing
ror
four
years
as
Ir.
(John
A.
Flanders
a
Chicago
phy-sieian.
serving
as
mayor
oT
Kenai
for
three
years
and
ministering
lo
the
medical
needs
of
Hie
carreries
at
Drislol
Day
and
Kenai.
Hudolpli
!riess
was
ron-
iti
efSPtal
nWifa
WsWer
he
statutory
charge
that
he
was
not
the
mail
he
pretended
lo
be.
He
was
hot
convicted
on
the
statutory
rharjre.
f
itin..
.fin.
i.i
C.
.T.tiii.n
..lA.IEi.ul
HEAD
AGAIN
ARRESTED,
student
passed
through
here
yes-
,
;lerlay
enrouh-
to
spend
a
year
Charged
by
Provincial
Police
of'""'1
a
',a-v
'
r,'deriU
penitcn-Manitoba
,ia,y
at
M,
Xt!il
With
Theft
of
$385,030
WI.NMPIKi.
Nov.
Joseph
Hearst,
former
head
or
the
Hearst
Muic
ompany.
was
ar-icsteil
las
nisht
b.v
the
provincial
police
on
a
charge
oT
theft
id
slJHo.ncin.
Hearst
wa
out
on
hail
awail-Ihr
trial
on
oilier
charges
connected
with
Ihe
failure
of
the
company.
VICTORIA
LOSES
AT
STILL
CAUSES
GRIM
TRAGEDY
Man
and
Two
Children
Lose
Lives
When
Homo
Is
Burned
at
Portland
POltlLANU.
Oregon,
Nov.
24.
Floyd
Cap.
36
years
of
age.
bis
sou
Douglas,
four:
a
daughter
Klualielh,
seven,
were
burned
to
.death
and
the
home
destroyed
by
rice
at
midnight.
The
mother
and
infant
escaped.
A
large
slill
round
on
a
blazing
oil
siove
in
Ihe
ruins
offered
grim
evidence
of
the
cause
of
the
trugedy.
fire
officials
here
stale.
PEARLS
FOUND
LONDON
OFFICE
Necklace
Valued
at
$80,000
Loit
In
Canada
Sent
to
Dead
Letter
Department
LONDON.
Nov.
2t.
A
pearl
necklace
valued
ut
$80,000
re
ported
lost
by
llou.
Mr.
F.
J.
jllyigh
on
her
arrival
here
last
August
from
n
tour
of
Canada
has
been
found
in
Die
Loudon
dead
letter
ofHco
where
it
was
sent
anonymously.
For
some
time
it
woman
at
Lake
Louise,
where
Mrs.
Dlywh
visited,
bad
been
suieeted
of
the
Ihefl.
'
WARNING.
F.very
person
in
IheCilV
using
wiiler
should
be
very
careful
and
nol
waste
any
as
our
main
connection
will
not
bo
completed
before
nextvTuesility.
City
of
J'rlnce
lluperl.
273
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