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FOUI,
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DAILY
KEW3-
THRILLING
TALE
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
MciM
anus
MR.EUTE
OUOT
PHOMEQ
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Settler
Now
In
Canada
In
Dana
of
Life
'Cmii
to
This
jf
Country.
'
TARGET
FOR
BULLETS
'
Alberta
Settler
was.
Formerly
Oflfcer
In
White
Army
Fight
"
Ing
Against
Bolsheviks
'
UALUAIIY,
June
1
1.
A
story
replete
with
thrills.,
uiid
-
ti.-irin
adventure,---revealing
hair
rais
wr
experiences
ucb
as
would
provide
:ilniinlant
material
for
a
novel,
was
related
here
for
lh
first
time,
by'
Alexander
Niehol-
aevlfch
'
kazan-Hek,
who
some
time
ago,
reached
Canada
lo
take
up
farming1
near
Ponoka,
Alia,
Alexander,
ayouug
Russian
aris-lorral
and
formerly
a
c.avaln.
officer
iji
the
While
army,
is
Hit
principal
in
ihe
lale
sif
untisna
exploits
Alexander
relates
that
during
the
lailer
part
of
the
revolution,
when
the
While
forces
were
coming
near
the
end
of
their
re
sistance
and
the
retreat
was
at
hand,
Jie
was
sLricken
with
tj
phus
;tud
left
lo
the
mercy
of
the
advancing
lied
Troops.
Hj
wa-captured.
Lay
In
Prison
For
nine
months
Ahavander
lay
in
prison
in
Siberia
during
which
time
he
was
condemned
Im
die,
hut
by
luck,
as
he
puts
i.
was
save,d
from
that
fate.
When
he
wt
liberated,
lie
was
compelled
to
work
in
a
Soviet
factory
as
bookkeeper.
Three
years
laler
he
was
permitted
lo
return
to
his
native
home
in
Kazan.
Here
he
and
nthei
former
While
oficers,
organized
a
secret
society,
composed
of
the
enemies
of
the
lied
regime.
This
went
t
on
for
several
ninths,
iluiing
which
time
he
was
forced
to
report
periodically
lo
the
Sov
iel
authorities,
who
kept
him
under
strict
surveillance
owinp
to
his
Imperialistic
leaning.
Finally
b$
and
bis
associate.-.
decided
to
make
a
break
for
freedom
with
a
view
lo
reachin
Canada.
False
Passports
Willi
great
difficulty
he
man-aped
to
obtain
a
false
vise
an
t
passport
from
a
friend
employed
in
the
government
service.
He
travelled
through
a
barren
coun-
'
try
by
night
and
succeeded
after
several
(fay
in
reaching
Hlapo-veehensk
on
the
river
Amur,
,
between
Siberia
and
China.
Here
be
was
Joined
by
I
wo,
friends
and
,
together
J
tic
trio
.sought
refuse
wllli
an
innkeeper
wlio
under-
took
lo
smuggle
them
aeross
tin
Chinese
border.
nue
inc.
fugitives
were
awaiting
to
be
escorted
to
safety,
the
innkeeper
rushed
in
to
in
form
them
that
Soviet
detectives
were
approaching
the
house
oa
'their
trail.
Reaching
a
quick
decision
the
three
wrapped
selves
in
while
sheets
and
jumped
through
a
window
facin
the
Amur
river.
As
they
jump3d
from
the
bank,
the
crack
of
the,
breaking-
ice,
alarmed
the
sentinels.
'
'
Bullets
Flying
With
.bullejU
flying
aboul
them
the,
lhree"fwided
th'rbugh
the
icy,
stream
Tin'd
show,
arid
tltrpne-'li
their
cloak
of
while
succeeded
if'
evading
,
their
pursurers
whj
-f
continued
lo
fire
for
a
long
limit
after
they
had
reached
safely
Eventually
Hie
fugitives
reach
ed
the
city
of
Sahalyan
in
China
where
Uiey
rested
for
three
weeks.
As
the
result
of
a
false
report
given
lo
(he
Chinese
j
police
by
the
Soviet
consul,
lbey(
were
arrested
for
the
alleged
murder
of
a
gold
miner
and:
-.given
twcniy-four
hours
in
which
Ho
leave
the
city.
Later
they
were
permitted
to
return
when
the
true
fads
were
(l,lscJosed.1
They
staged
a
vaudeville
enter,!
?iainnient
in
order
lo
raise
fund'
J-to
reach
the.
Chinese
seaboard.
-At
Harbin
the
three
were
joined
by
a
group
of
Russian
refugees,
'who
were
planning
to
come
to
f
Canada.
Passage
to
Vancouver
On
the
eve
of
the
civil
war
in
China,
this
small
band
of
out
"lawed
Imperialists,
oblained
pas-
:
sage
to
Vancouver,
despite
da-t
lermined
efforts
on
the
part
of
Ihe
Cijinesfl
Jleds
(o
prevent
their
departure,
Most
of
this
group
npw
forms
part
of
a
Russian
colony
in
Hie
district
of
Home
'den,
thirty
miles
west
of
Ponoka,
Alta.
Notwithstanding
his
trealment
under
the
Soviet
rule,
Alexander
declares
he
has
ambitions
lo
re
turn
to
bis
native
land,
to
assist
iCle
''''
'
"
'
I
1.36
Ctmt
Onm
lU
imn
i
t
(J
n
the
industrial
reformation.
At
present
he
is
taking
a
course
in
electrical
engineering.
ROTARY
CLUB
CONVENTION
Big
International
Event
Taking
Place
This
Week
at
Denver
Opening
Tonight
CITY
IS
DECORATED
DRNYKR,
June
II
Thousands
of
llotarians,
from
2,500
eilies
in
aregailj-
decorated
Jnjhpndr
of
tba
prevaili'rkg
hfllviJjesVnotel
lobbies
are
the
meccd
i
iorrbainfs
and
choral
singing
and
these
spots
are
proving
very-
popular
with
Ihe
visitors.
The
Helena,
MopL.
band
of
48
pieces
has
been
brought
o
Denver
by
the
"Joy
Maids"
In
high
class
Vaudeville,
We
st
hoi
me
Theatre,
tonight
and
Helena
Club.
.Many
special
evenls
are
being!
planned,
including;
a
monster
Ro-j
tary
pageant,
on
.Monday
with
I
i'OO
participating.
The
Denver
Choral
Society
and
Ihe
.Denver
Civic
Symphony
orcheslra
will
assist
in
this
entertainment.
A
dinner
of
Itolarians
from
(he
12
Spanish
speaking
nations
will
be
given
on
Tuesday
even
ing,
and
there
will
be
special
banquet
of
the
Hriti,sh
delegation;
the
South
American
delegation,
the
New
Ikialand
and
others
from
sectional
parts
of
the
United
States,
The
llotarians
have
never
staged
a
greater
gathering
in
;
umereni
countries
are
in
i
inn
history
of
Rotary,
for
the
enver
tor
the
seventeenth
an-,
registration
shows,
a
preater
nual
convention
of
Rotary,
which
j
number
of
oilies
represented,
not
will
open
officially
tonight
aLjonly
from
this
country
hut
from
the
city
auditorium.
Judging,
all
over
the
world,
inrludiusr
from
the
registration,
which
sbe-
gan
with
early
arrivals
on
Sat-
iilay
ami
Sunday,
the
number
will
reaeh
the
12,000
mark
in-
luding
delegates,
their
familie
and
friends.
Kvery
down
town
street,
hotel
lobby
and
.restaurant.
is
gay
with
the
feslfvo
air
of
llotarians
who
are
seen
every
where.
1,300
Denver
citizens
become
personal
hosts
of
llotarians.
The
registrations
have
exceeded
the
uotel
accommodations
and
1,-000
Denver
homes
have
been
opened
through
the
rtattfral
hospitality
of
Denver
citizens
who
are
not
llotarians
and
who'
are
proving
themselves
true'
hosts,
by
tating
strangers
from
all
parts
oi
the
world
into
the
bosom
of
fheir
families.
Ity
train,
and
by
auto
they
have
come
ami
are
still
coming
in
groups
of
twos,
threes
and
by1
Alliens
and
by
special
trains.
On
tbeir
approaching
the
city
the
visitors
have
been
met
by
Rotary
representatives
accompanied
by
Hoy
Scouls
and
Highlander
boys
who
guide
tbem
to
their
destina
tions.
These
lads
have
been
stationed
al
camps
about
six
miles
oil
I
of
the
city
on
all
of
the
main
highways
Into
Denver.
As
the
Hblarian
who
is
motoring
stops
at
the
eauiji
he
is
guided
to
his
hotel
or
private
lodging
place
by
a
boy,
who
rides
with
him
into
the
city.
Hundreds
of
Hoy
Seout
and
Highlander
boys
will
also
serve
a
messengers
to
the
offi
cials
during
the
days
of
the
con
vention.
Streets
Decorated
StrecLs
are
,gay
with
Rotary
de
corations.
Streets,
hotels,
bus!
ness
houses
and
private
homes
Shanghai.
Auckland,
Capetown.
Sidney,
Madrid.
Ituenos
yres,
Paris
and
Vit-nna
among
others.
TENNIS
CLUB
GAMES
START
First
Round
of
Championship
Tournament
Played
The
first
round
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Tennis
Club's
championship
tournament
took
place
yesterday
afternoon
with
score
a
follows:
Men's
Singles
Jo-lin
beat
Duller,
0-1,
6-3.
McMordie
beat
Mackenzie,
0-1,
C-i.
Carmfchael
beat
Halfour,
C-0,
-1.
Hlack
beat
Wallers,
fl-1,
0-1.
Lambie
beat
Johns,
6-1,
G-t.
Howard
beat
Fulton
6-2,
0-tv
Marentetle
beat
Smith,
6-1,
0.
Lambie
heat
Cahipbell,
-1,
7-5.
4-fi,
Crew
won
by
default.'
Men's
Doubles
Robertson
and
Marcnlelte
heat
Campbell
arid
Caruilchael,
i,
4-0,
0-3.
Howard
aud
Smith
beat
Mc
Mordie
and
Fulton,
6-3.
ma
4.
'.
ti
jiai-kenzie
ana
i.ruiKsnanK
neat
Duller
atnf
Walters,
10-K,
0.
Lamhie
and
Halfour
beat
Crew
mi
Hlack,
1-6,
0.7,
0-t.
Mixed
Doubles
Halfour
-and'
Miss
.Mitchell
oeat
Cruikshank
and
Miss
Cunt
liligharn,.
6-2,
C-2.
ipl,
and
Mrs.
McMordie
won
by
default.
f
Tonight's
Draw
Draws
for
tonight
have
been
made
as
follows:
3.00
Robertson
vs.
Cruikshank
(Unfinished.
.
Mafenlelte
vs.
Crewe.
6.30-
Winner
of
Robertson
Cruikshank
vs.
Joslin.
.00
Lambie
v.
Howard.
7
..10
Miss
turlin
and
Mitchell
vs.
Miss
Tremayne
and
Miss
,
Cunningham
SPORT
CHAT
Fixtures
scheduled
for
fconung
week
are
as
follows
ball,
Naval
Reserve
vs.
Macs.
and
Miss
th
Monday
tonight
Dominion
Day
cup
ties
Cold
Storage
vs.
Orand
Terminals
Tuesday
-Senior
baseball,
Natlvu
Club,
Sons
of
Canada
vs.
Oyo
v?ilnesday
Intermedials
foot
j
niirsijMy
lanernoonj
iiyro
vs
Rotary
baseball
(evening)
Dominion
Da
cup
lies,
firarid
Terminal
vs.
Moose.
I-rid
ay
Senior
baseball,
flyro
vs.
iJrand
Terminal
Saturday
Junior
football,
II
M
School
vs.
Moose.
The
fact
that
the
Grand
Ter
V
anted
For
Sale
ForJRent
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
less
than
50c
FOR
SALE
FOR
.QUICK
S.M.K.
28
speed
boat,
Winlon
six
en
gine;;-
in
No.
I
order.
Cha.
SvedniarTt,
agent.
Cow
Hay.
FOR
SALK.
Five
roomed
modern
hungainw
and
two
lo'.,
close
in.1
2C0.00
on
terms.
Apply
T.
M
Ciymont.
t'.
FOR
SALK.-
Motor
boat
closei:
also
iBmp
-park
Wizanl
magneto.
Phini"
52.
FOn
5ALIS-
Refrigerator
eablnct
in
MIndnl
fiMuliiion.
lho
Ref
t20.
if
FOR
SALE-
W
iekr
Iwby
ear
riage.
P.im
RhI
217.
137
FOR
SALB
ihin
at
Salt
Iakes.
Apply
S.
F.
Parker.
IS
minals
have
already
copped
oil
he
Stuart
Shield
doe
not
dis-ouruge
ffce
Moose
and
Ihe
CoU
Morale
lit
the
least.
They
may
hat
il
will
lie
a
different
ston
is
far
as
the
Dominion
Day
cur
series
is
concerned
and
hot'
earns
have
.
stauneb
supporter
ho
ar'
ready
to
back
them
ui
.n
the
cuniltntion.
The
serie-opeut
tonight
with
a
game
be
tween
I
lie
Cold
storage
and
tin
1'rrminal.-
and.
wnh
-the
f
irnn
earn
right
011
H
toes,
a
goo
onlest
is
expert
fit.
There
wil
e
three
games
Iwtween
now
an4
luly
1,
preliminary
lo
the
fine.:
m
Dominion
Day
between
th
wo
high
aggregations.
Another
event
coming
up
tin
rfeek
which
will
attract
uuile
ji
ol
of
atti
iiUon
will
be
the
Ro
ary-Oyro
ma
tali
on
'Iliursda)
flernoori.
TIW
have
hanJIj
ot
done
yet
fafkiog
about
llr
un
that
i-nsued
when
the
tw
ervice
eluhs
met
on
the
dia-
nond
last
year
a'twl
the
forth-
oming
game
no
doubt
will
b'
psl
as
gn.id,
jiarlii-ularly
so
i
stipulation
the
llotarians
an
holding
mil
to
the
Oyros
thai
10
one
who
ever
played
baebali
before
will
be
allowed
to
par
ucipaif
1-
carried
out.
It
wa
not
said
wtteUier
that
conditio-would
nilr
out.!;the
teams
lha,
played
last
'year
In
a
fdmilai
uie.
Wlftiiertf'
happen
there
Komg
ut
nc
a
101
01
inn
ot
t
.
V
,
V--.
t
7
.
1
(f'.ll
inursaasr
when
staid
uhflne
!nd
profc-sioBnl
men
forge.
heir
affairs
for
an
hour
or
a
order
to
benefit
the
Oyn
playground
fund.
I
BRASS
WINKER
SPOON
AT
RANGES
w
.
lira-!
was
flie
winner
of
li
spoon
at
the
rifle
ranges
eslerilay.
It.
Davidson
and
M.
M
i.amn
iicing
handicapped.
The
following
were
the
scores
for
the
day
R.
Davidson
..
M.
M.
Lamb
..
W.
Hraso
.
.
it.
Floyd
.
.
.
.
i.
CadwalUder
U.
Kmitii
.
.
V.
JtllKSI'tl
.
.
.
.
25
23
32
23
22
23
20
30
31
20
26
25
23
23
liOOTH
SCHOOL
BEAT
30
85
25
7a
21
2877
166:
1
160
1
1
57
BORDEN
STREET
IN
JUNIOR
SOCCER
GAME
Hoolh
fv-honf
defeated
Horden
Street
in
Saturday
afternoon's
Junior
Football
League
fixture
by
a
score
of
2
to
0.
Hoolh
School,
which''!
golmr
strong
this
season
had
Ihe
ede
of
the
play
which
was
Vrlinps
a
little
closer
than
the
score
would
YOU.VO
Man
Rind;
35c
Hl.-iek
2ft!).
.VNTft
light
housework
in
faintly
of
lliree.
write
slating
wage
expert!
to
Mrs.
vlr.)
H.
8.
Trefry.
Anyox,
H.C.
WANTFD
Experienced
saleswoman
for
Ladies'
Ready-to-wear.
wTtle
givlrwg
pnrtlcu.
lar
of
expefieiwe
to
Itox
Sflrt,
Daily
News
of
flee.
ill
WOMAN
Wants
Kind;
rooking
Ponw
ltlaek
271.
Work
TO
RENT
of
any
prefernut
las
wants
work,
any
an
hour.
Phoni
i2
FOR
nKJiT.Larsen
butldlns
at
11
Third
Avenue
fvat;
six
room
moilern
flat
with
bathroom
and
workshop
premise
on
street
Ifoor.
Apply
Hyde
Transfer,
139
Second
Avenue.
FOR
HRNT.
Two
first
class
modern
flats;
Monarrb
ranges,
water
paid;
one
frnlhed.
WesMinhaver
Hro.
FOR
RK.NT.
Two
modern
houses,
one
furnished.
Apply
215
Fourth
Avenue
Hast.
I
f
tJRNlSIIF.D
Housekeeping
Room
to
rent
by
the
day.
week
or
month.
Phone
Red
607.
If
FOR
RK.VT.
Furnished
house-4
keeping
suite,
Mussallemi
Apartments,
phone
18.
:f
FLAT
for
Rent.
Five-
rooms
with
bath;
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Wes;
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513
or
Hlack
3S5.
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FOR
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hot
waler
heated.
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room
sulle.
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and
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and
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Motors
meet
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giving
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Lodge.
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phone
connected,
lo
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I.
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053.
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