25
vol
xvi
no,
m
TAXI
Boston
Grill
and!:
Ambulance
Service
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
and
6th
8L
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
M'
lit
11
II
M:.
11M1nliM.
l'e!i
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w
.
.
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v
-imjjIiI
ieroii
Kir-
1
1
I
fin-
nt
Mi--
pint'
.1
and
maiiv
oilier
are
It
loVi
llhiii
I
here
'
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H
I
I
lit
''Ii
V
I'll
ll
lllf!
.
"iintled
!'
name-
oi
11
;v
1.
mi
Hue.
W
"in-11
:
1
the
Wi:t
nf
t--eii'.
ir
i.rnke
iii
ttiii
ii
ill
a
1
mi-
nf
inn
iiiviwii
int't
i
umi
tl
h
a
utirtlierly
unle.
(t
wnlfrii'ntt
dcMi'ial
ton
Hi'
-
larmi'f-.
rKtNln
blKL
WINS
TENNIS
Suianno
Lonqlen
Boats
Helen
Wills
In
Two
Sets
at
Cannes
Tournament
'
AVXI-.S.
I'eli.
HI.
Stminn"
'
,
'
iinieiiifii
llflcii
W
ills
8
0
in
lotluy's
HtiHl
-
-Iligiert
ul
CinrlUiit
luwii
lournamenl.
The
I'londi
v
ii
mi
-bowed
in
her
llrsl
meet
w
n
the
I
niteil
Klales
eltam
nut
-lie
is
unnpproached
in
ii
mine
by
any
other
player
of
i'X
Hot
Ii
played
extremely
'ii
)y.
Stuanne
however,
inak-Avci
eirois
than
the
'it
I
i
.
II
-:i'l.
BODY
WAS
FOUND
AT
VANCOUVER
IN
WATER
VANtlOlVF.il.
Feb.
10.
TUe
"ly
or
Clliu'les
Olsen.
U
years
'f
aye
was
found
floating
ill
Ibi;
aid
,i
1
jHt
mjjhi.
Th'
mini
Hail
been
missing
since
New
I
,
Wheal
i;.
P.
II.
Il.r..
Silver
....
umlm.
The
llou
Hun
well
I..
A
I
Miirniol
Premier
purler
Malm
Silverere-l
Surr
I"1"'
Vh'i.M
M
'"in
tl'v'r.
In
Basement
and
F
re
Leap-
(their
ri--.ti
1
Iti
1
1
by
a
major
1
ed
to
34th
Floor
ily
-n
Miirfuwii'
uf
tlifir
roiifi
deuce
uinl
goodwill.
The
wen!
V
VUk
I
Ki
I
in
-,
ii
shown
II
approval
of
lb
-,;.!
a
lilai-
Hi
the
Hin
';
j
policies
iIi-wih.I
irnuti'
a
.1
..ilur
KilUltuiili-
I.lff!
uiiili'iM
jiiloIh
iiik
ni'Miiilt
Hi
UrfV
tor
tbrev
)urt.CCMATP
MAY
PAQQ
tin
fin
uinl'
.!-
iii'ukr
"iii
in
I
be
1
ml
lciil
up
iftf
'MU
,
lfumiiiM
and
Hn-
.yi-
i
iiuimii'd
11I
inaniU
"ii
lii'
nkiv
nrnicti
BUSH
FIRES
mporature
of
100
When
Aus
tralian
Blaze
Started
and
Was
Carried
by
Gale
1
LIQUOR
IMPORTATION
can
Ih-
ce
i'l
upon
t"
ffive
nich
a
;mcBure
IU
approval
for
Ihe
fimrlh
I
linn.
Wlial
the
Senate
will
do
i
another
matter.
Willi-out
any
real
ntaoii
iU
majority
ha
lliriVn
it
otil
on
Ihiee
oera-l..ii.
filitia:.
for
the
luck
of
any
tH'ller
aryutneid.
M
denrc
lo
prriwrve
Hie
lilterly
of
Ihe
mih-Ject
a
its
case
aicainat
the
jndir-
meiit
01
enTletl
reiN'eniBine
of
the
)ieoile.
In
iw
What
1
.57
ir.s.nn
.
1.70
.
s.or.
.17
.11
.11
.08'
nil
1
Tine
prccinu
ha"
recently
happened
on
this
.oal.
howxer.
as
a
resnl!
of
wholeMRle
boolletlirinv
nperalinii
nol
to
mention
Ihe
dilaleful
disclosures
made
al
the
reeeill
riiin-runtiinu
coifpirney
Irial
In
Seattle
the
Seiuile
will
probably
nasi
the
hill.
CENSUS
THIS
YEAR
IN
PRAIRIE
PROVINCES
iiTTANVA.
l"b
10
A
new
fn-n
of
1
be
ioiulation
and
iijji
icnltiiie
of
.ManiH'ba,
.anKai-
iuiii
uinl
Alberta
has
been
iiiillioiied
by
Or1ler-ln-1.nune.11
The
work
of
the
enumerator
will
hcin
on
June
I
next.
1
The
lasl
ccnus
of
Hie
three
prairie
province"
was
iukpii
in
lUl'l,
when
Hie
reusus
01
me
whole
of
Canatlii
Avas
prepareil.
While
these
sUilisth'-of
Iho
I'o-minioii
arc
jta'lhercd
eery
len
eurs,
I
tic
census
of
Manitoba,
Su.kiilclnnvan
and
Aflterla
is
taken
every
five
years,
under
the
Federal
nels
eonslilutlnir
Ihose
pro
inees.
VANCOUVER
EXCHVNCE
llld.
Asked.
1.75
2.S5
.21
.10
2.
no
.1
1
.ia
.10
;
WHEAT
POOL
Alelv
the
ternis
of
(he
pool
nffor
have
been
decided
definitely
a
mrial
inetms
of
the
"Gw-op"
dcleiile
wHI
be
called.
"
The
following
staienwnl
wa!
indued
today
jointly
by
the
Vas-kalrhewan
1.0-uperative
AVhoal
ALASKA
MINER
DROPPED
mam
MAKING
OFFER
;WIII
be
First
Submitted
to
I
!liilil
M
m
I
n
n
rt
W
fr
I
"
'
,
Deleaates
-
,r:vi
0
r
-.
--
IIMitNA.
Hak..
fVb.
HlrfAn;
DILL
1
II!
J
OLOJlUll
uirr,
liy
thr
Sut;llf
limvan
Vil.ut
-.
J'imiI
foe
tin-
iiurrhu'
of
Mirj
Viclo
a
I
nix'-
f;Hka!li,WHii
IJ-ojKralive
KI-(
Ii
i-
jrrulifiHK
noli-
iliai
valor
eoiiiiiaiiy'K
i'livulor
.)'
oniillii-r
iiilii'iii
inn
will
Ih-
iiih'I'-ln
will
l
"iiliiiiiili-d
lo
a
fper
lu
Hi
I'arlmiir'
ni
of
ImiiuiIh
l
ml
iiiiIiiik
nf
Hit-
wheal
pool
im
ltttftlntiiii
wlui'li
will
Kix
dfliualf
in
Urania
tomorrow
foi
lhi
urtiMii.i
Hie
(!
I'Mihl
U
!rniiciaiiiin
ami
ratlfirjilion,
it
ftiinoii
litiiiiir
iiiln
llrilili
Uil-iwa
announi'i'il
lnrv.
Imincdi-
nt
l.iiniiiMin
I'roduei'rn.
limited,
and
the
Saskatchewan
Co-operative
Llevuto;
eoiHIiMtiy.
iimiieii
mr
me
inior-
luatiun
of
Hie
Khnrvholdurs
o(
both
onxauualioii:
"Following
a
serien
of
eonfor-
eneei
Im-Iwccii
Ihe
d
l
redo
is
of
the
Sa-kaiehewan
Co-operullvc
KIpvMor
eoinpauy.
liiniled,
and
the
Saskatchewan
Wheat
l'oo!
I'ovfriiijr
Hie
lasl
few
weeks,
tt
whleli
details
of
a
protosal
I
puiuh(ie
flic
elevator
eitiiipanj'a
elevnhKr
sylem
were
discussed
by
Ihe
two
bodies,
Ihe
pool
boavn
have
completed
an
olTer
lo
be
submitted
to
the
elevator
com
pany.
"Before
the
offer
is
filially
nubniiiMid
f
"'('
tdevalnr
eom-pany
il
is
the
intention
of
Ihe
iool
hoaitl
In
submit
same
to
a
-pecial
meet
in);
of
pool
dule-
nlcr
for
I
heir
consideration
ami
ratification.
This
meetinj:
ha
been
called
lo
be
held
111
llcKiiri
tomorrow.
February
1
7.
al
10
a.m.
DEAD
ON
THE
STEAMER
iM:v
w
i.sr.Mi.s
i'i:H.
Feb.
10
.1
olii)
C.hisholin.
&'.'
years
of
uue,
a
well
known
,
Alaiska
miner
dropped
dead
on
Ichruary
l
on
Ihe
steamer
Alaska
while
bounil
ror
nncouvcr
Island,
it
was
learned
today
when
the
body
was
hrnupht
here
from
Seattle.
The
remains
of
the
lain
James
Coombs,
who
died
last
week
in
the
Sliaughnessy
Military
llos
pllal,
Vancouver,
will
arrive
from
Ihe
south
on
the
Prince
Huperl
tomorrow
morning
ami
Inter
menl
will
take
plane
Thursday
afternoon,
in
I'nirvicw
Ceinelery
lifter
a
service
in
KI
Andrew
v
11
n
limn
Church.
Premie
w
t
In
TWO
HOCKEY
GAMES
In
'ge
mii!.ill
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
1'iuvct:
iu'pkiit,
h.c,
tl
i:su.v
rami'.uiY
io.
1020.
W
Wesbyterian
Church
Decides
to
Join
Continuing
Church
Yi-lerrtaj
i:lrculallin,
140S
y1
lasslssssssV
'jMc
LssssssBsr?.
)V
bIK
1H-
Si-Mi
!(
and
Seven
Managers
Rtsigi,
l
The
ronj.'icjralion
ol
Ihe
Kirsl
I'reliytciiiin
Uiiin
h
ul
an
oilier
special
meeling
lal
night
derided
ly
a
vide
of
Tit
to
:tN
lo
join
Willi
Hie
niiiliiioiiiK
Presli
leriau
Cliiin
li
of
CuiiiiiLi
am
Hie
slminlcr
I'resliylery.
Tlie
decision
wa
nmde
afler
;
Iwo
hour
meeting.
1
lie
deci-ion
was
followed
li
even
of
Ihe
nine
tnemtiors
of
Ihe
hoard
ol
niuiuiKer
resigning
in
order
to
give.
Ihe
pongre
jtaluni
ihe
opiortiiiuty
01
pniceening
with
a
policy
conlran
lo
Unit
wliirli
Initl
licen
recoiniiiended
Ia
Ihe
lmard
numoly.
for
HIJACKERS
IN
RUM
ROW
Whiskey
Pirates
Took
1,100
Cases
and
Held
Crow
of
Schooner
Captive
LUNENBURG,
Feb.
16.
Captain
Arthur
Whynot,
master
of
the
schooner
Arthur
J.
Balfour
here
reports
hl-Jack-
ers
off
"Rum
Row"
relieved
his
tthlp
of
1,100
whiskey
and
held
tho
oraw
captive
on
the
ship
19
days.
While
they
were
aboard,
the
hl-Jaokers
used
the
vessel
disguised
as
an
American
coastguard
cutter.
the
local
church
to
carry
un
in
dependeiilly.
I
lie
mammer
reKiiniK:
werp
Sum
Alasey,
(ieorxe
llorle,
l
(1.
Jlawsuu.
Joe
(ireer.
It.
F.
Mc-
Nauglitou.
.1.
II.
Mrlnd
and'Jt'bti
I'urrie.
The
two
remaining
jnau-
liters
who
ditl
nol
rc.ijfu
wen
rdilie
Sun
;
Ii
and
II.
Cameron.
It
i
oiidfi'stuoil
I
hat
H.
C.
Mollae
1
he
ciiii3ii-i;ational
secretary,
will
aln
reijsn.
Hon
A.
M.
Malison
was
nre-
glmrl
Salfi.
IU7
XEEP
DOWN
LIVING
HOSTS
WHILE
RAISING
..
TO
TO
STEWART
STEWART
JLAKE
JLAKE
.
NEAR
NEAR
VANDERHOOF
VANDERHOOF
-
VIC
I'liIU
V.
H.C..
I
t
li.
10.
The
l"..lhinian
are
making
-uch
sueeejis
in
fanning
in
the
Slevvarl
Lake
district
norLli
of
A'anderl'oitf
thai
their
leader.
Sir
John
Pilka.
ex-
peels
more
5id
tiers
to
come,
uccoriling
to
a
com-
muuicat
ioih
reeeivi'd
here
by
Hon.
T.
H.
Paliull".
NEW
CATHEDRAL
FOR
Columbia
Diocese
as
Outlined
by
Bishop
4
VICTORIA
THIS
YEAR
That
Is
Plan
of
Anglicans
of
YIUTOltlA.
Feb.
10.-
"Afler
iou
waiting,
praying
ami
plan
um;;,
tins.
oleae
lout,
is
lo
b"
Uidhedral
Year'
for
the
Hiocese.'
Willi
lhee
wunls
the
ltisrhl
llev.
C.
H.
Schofield
inlrodured
Ih.'
sulijerl
of
the
new
Ciitliedral
in
hi
charge
lo
the
Iwenly-sfxtl.
meeting
of
ihe
Synod
of
the
Dio
cese
of
Gtduudiia.
"For
the
prese-iil,"
the
Hishoi
said,
"we
an
aiming
at
erect
in;;
.,
..1
11
.....ii.n.
.....1
mint.,
inline
nave
or
toe
new
uat
neurit!
1
-w
I.
.....
...
,........
rov...
..1
,,...1.,...
11.,.
U-.wl..fIiil..r
won
me
wcMrni
iut-111.
iiiliuu-
re.hvterv.
H"?
f"'
Hvin
lowers
as
far
a
The
meelii.u.
which
was;
lire-
Hie
preat
arrli
and.
al
Ihe
other
.
.
..;.i...
i
.......
1...
ti
M..IM...
I
eiiil
11I
least,
the
western
arch
of
oases
or
11
himhi.?
..h
uh.
-
IN
WESTERN
LEAGUE
Saskatoon
Beat
Calgary
and
Van.
couver
Beat,
Edmonton
Last
Night
niul
l..r
u
ni'li
J
1.
Cliiislle
unl.l.ne
uui-
"
criurai.
.......
lower.
1111
wuum
.1
m
-crelarv.
.look
noeliiiii
niake
a
unit
inorv
or
less
com
with
riwpect
to
filling
nir
fcancy
in
Hie
pastorate
ni.iliiibly
cum"
;ii
nl
il
uri.vUJ
tn$-vii-l",,lp
in
itself;
il
would
give
this
.
Tfewill
generation
a
little
idea
of
what
'
inlerl
'
li'
.
proportion
and
beauly
ol
ineelina
when
new
hoard
niaiuc-ei-
wHI
he
named.
WASHINGTON
TO
SPEND
ELEVEN
MILLIONS
IN
of
ROADS
IN
TWO
YEARS
YtiToltlA.
Feb.
10.
fa-
The
he
finished
cathedral
will
he;
and.
it
rtoiiUl
uive
tiie
cathedral
t'ontrejial
i'ii
a
place
of
worship
u.
I
trust,
be!
ore
the
ntd
build
it?
I.i'comt's
too
dilapidated
NANAIMO
PEOPLE
LIKE
CHARLESTON
state
of
W
almiivtton
is
luyHugl
a
A.v
Al.MO.
Feo.
10
J
he
Char
VAN
GOt
Y1H.
Feb.
10.
Two'oul
a
program
of
wockrffor
ithnl
I
lesion
dame
has
slronjf
atlvo
.
.
.
....
.
..
.
.
.
.
..
....
,r
1
....
.
.
.
hockey
names
were
.played
lasl
stale
involvinif
Hie
eApomiriurv
rates
here.
nislil
in
the
Western
League
el,es,
one
here
and
Ihe
other
ul
Kukaloon.
Here
Ihe
local
team
look
llilmniiliiit
Into
camp,
Ihe
score
being
:t
lo
2
while
al
Sas-kaloou
Hie
home
team
also
proved
winner
over
Calvary
8
yuals
i
icw
nay
ago
ine
of
the
sum
of
1
1
.ooo.onii;
no-
city
council.
Women's
Couin't',.
eonlm?
to
I'.iiKineer
Hill
wlio
is
Parent
Teachers'
Asoeialio:i
visiting
here.
He
speaks
highly
and
others
reeeiv
ed
a
pissitiK
in
of
the
Rood
road
policy
-nrilnn.
vitalion
to
a!
lend
an
exhibition
V.
IL
Sutherland.
mlnis(e
of
h.f
iho
new
art
and
some
of
Ihero
public
works.
aceepled.
Today
H
i
understood
1
.
.
.
.
i(..sleis
!"r
Ill
Sidi--
rihe
If
Ihe
Daily
News.
I
'n
a
.m
ithletir
c
Large
t
psla.r
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire,
NEW
SOOA
FOUNTAIN,
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
Phone
467.
PRICE
FtVK
GF.NT8.
wrrpiwr
vipthdv
cap
m
a
rvTN7rc
vmc.
AMITY
OF
SOMETHING
LIKE
SIX
THOUSAND
AGAINST
THE
INDEPENDENT
nt
i
.
is
ur
fimi)v
winnnnrk
ti
si
ft
in
re
uinn
Elected
Yesterday
hy
Huge
Majority
in
Prince
Albert
I'HIVCK
A
Ml
HI
IT,
IVIi.
Hi.
Premiei
.
Muckemtie
King
w.
:
,
l
lrl
lt
,111
overwhelming
mnjuritv
Iti
rcpi-f.cnl
Ihe
n-itry
til
I'rnire
Allicrliin
Hie
Federal
House.
Tin'
inde-
hiiIi-IuU'.
Captain
1
1,
L.
Hurge,
vu.
litciull
miowciI
ti:
..it
.i
.ihin.
lii'
ill
Milt-..
Itrl
tirttx
frl
tlii
morning
iu-!
Mi
at
the
majorilv
for
Premier
Killer
will
lie
itiiirc
limn
iiTT
V
I''li.
Id.
"(ii
Ihe
iirt'ifioii
hi
inh
divi-nni
in
II
-
mi
t.onniimi
Parliament
ha
pikcu
and
now
tin-
ihu-
mw
BLAZt
pie
have
Hikaii."
titled
Premier
L
.
...
.
i
i.i
.
.
I
run
mm
iiiMiii
win-1
1
ufct?n
iu
4.
1
'illinwlll
'in
Ihi'
rc.nll
of
lllr
by-;
,
election
in
I'll
iit-f
Albert.
"Thai.
fiN
RROADWAY
pressing
my
fMl
gratitude
lo
FLU
VIRULENT
IN
DALLAS,
TEXAS
AND
MANY
PEOPLE
DIE
vi
....
,
,,.,.,,.,
r
Pn.ioc
Albert
r.il
4.
4.
4.
a
-
"
In-
great
honor
luey
have
eon-
mi
labin
un
nulla
inn
uauoni.
iimtwi
oihiii
rue
in
cici'iuiir
lllr
a
DALLAS.
Texas,
Feb.
10.
-Twenty
deal
h
hate
oc-eurmJ
here
from
inMii-fiizn
sinee
SulnnJay
and
260
in-iiplc
an1
cnoudy
ill
Willie
lhoUailil
of
i-f-hlfiiu
mi!
sulfcriut;
Willi
imiil
ul
larks.
v
4-
1
RIGHT
HON.
W.
L.
MACKENZIE
KING
LONE
TRAPPER
.....
mnn
tit
ittre
WAGES
OF
WORKERS!
IJlfcJ
IN
T
UlVUJN
That
Is
Object
of
Frank
Brown,
Labor
Member
for
Burnaby,
Who
Is
In
Victoria
YUnuilIA.
I
rlj.
10.
Labor
men
of
Iirilih
Columbia
ure
unxioui
to
ireenl
(he
inijiosi-
1011
uf
a
eiu'i-ai
minimum
wago
"in
cauxiiii;
u
HUililen
incrfac
it
(lie
cot
jI
living,
Frank
rowne.
Lahoi
momliif
for
"Hit
..cgilature
Tmi
llurnahy,
slatnl
on
his
arrhal
here
to
confer
with
the
Ktlit
(lour
Hay
Law
Hoard
of
Adjustment,
which
administers
the
new
minimum
iuiv
law.
"'We
tire
more
anxious
lo
k"I
he
principle
oi
proper
wages
es-.iihliished
llian
anything
elue."
ir.
I
trow
i;e
Hfliil.
"
don't
waiu
'o
ce
Hie
advanlaes
iff
lln-
min-
nmin
wase
law
overcome
hy
an
i:i-reae
in
the
eosl
tif
livinp
as
.1
remill
of
.wnse
increase.
Af-
li'r
all.
what
interest
the
Labor
men
of
the
province
is
the
real
.vcirlli
of'lheir
labor"
and
what
hey
nc'
unity
set
in
return
for
if."
4
4
S.
'ft.
MORE
ESTHONIAWS'fc!
Body
of
James
Cox
Found
Just
Outside
Door
of
Cabin
on
Pelly
River
HAWfiON,
Feb.
10.
De.ilh
overlook
Jamei
Cux.
05
years
of
ape,
for
many
years
a
trapper
and
prospeelor
of
Pelly
Hands
rtltr.cl
mil.
ide
the
door
of
his
lonely
cabin
Meveral
miles
nouIIi-
.;!!
o!
Dawson.
The
hotly
was
iot
rounil
until
Constable
(Mover
jf
the
Uoss
Itiver
iol
of
the
lloyal
i.anadian
Mounted
Pnlire
called
lo
see
him
mouth
later,
it
wa
learned.
(Hover
buried
the
body
near
the
cabin
whicji
is
Sill
miles
mi
Hie
Pelly
Itiver
from
1
tie
point
where
il
enters
the
Yukon
Hiver.
CLEAR
AND
COOL
Cltar''
v.
BUT
NOT
COLD
Frosty
at
all
Points
In
Northern
B.C.
and
Yukon
But
Not.
Extreme
poiuts
111
northern
Hrilisli
Columbia
and
Yukon
this
morning,
it
was
not
extreme
and
during
.rdinary-
winters
it
would
be
considered
warm.
tine
place
11:
Ihe
Yukon
registered
below
tern
but
Haw-sun
was
only
fi'.e
below
at
eijrhl
-o'clock
this
morning,
according
to
the
(!o
eminent
Telegraphs
report
which
follows:
Prince
llupert
.
Clear,
calm;..
rempcralure.
0.
.
lerrare
t!har,
caliu;
Icmper-j;
at
ure.,
23.
j!
Anyox
Cloudy,
culm;
leuiper-i
at
ure.
23.
,
Slevvarl
Clear,
calm;
temper-n
atme.
23.
.
lUuellon
JUlouily,
calm;
lem-f
pernlure.
22.
'J
Telegraph
Creek
Cloudy.o
ealm:
lemperalure,
11,
"
Miiithers
Clomlyj
lempera-
lure.
21.
Hums
Lake
Clear,
calm;
leiiw
jicrature.
1
1.
'X
hilehorse
Cluudy,
culm;
temperature,
0
beoyfc
,
Hie
Salmon
T'ejnperaluri!,
21
lielow.
Havvson
Teinperalure,
5
VANCE
HEADS
FAIR
BOARD
Benson
Elected
Vice-president
and
Howard
Frlxzell,
Honorary
Secretary,
at
Meeting
Yesterday
W.
U.
Vance
was
elected
presi
dent
of
the
l'uir
Hoard
lor
I
"2(5
at
Ihe
firl
meeiiiiK
of
the
direc
tors
of
Ihe
Northern
H.G.
Auri-eullural
.V
Industrial
Association
which
was
held
in
the
Glly
Hall
elerday
afternoon.
H.
F..
llen-son
wus
eleeled
vice-president
and
Howard
Prixzell,'
honorary
swrelftry.
The
appoiidmenl
of
a
matiusinjr
seeretary
tor
the'
year
was
deferred.
Hon.
T.
D.
rattullo
vviis
uauieil
honorary
president
and
Fred
Stork,
M.l
honoran4vlce-presl-dent.
:
.
F.
D.
Mathers,
tnanrttgfr
of
the
"otncrA
ille
C:n"erv
'v,ii?
oM"ti
Hie
cH.v.
will
I,..,-.-.
1tet'-
..rjr..
Hin-r
after
eowiiio
,tff
day
in
"eturn
fVaneoit-
ver
on
thn
Catimsuu
tonlsrhl.
He
Will
be
rt
uri'inc
wllli
Mrs.
Mathe-s
lowanl
the
ond
of
the
nun'1!
to
i-emme
residence
here.