25
TAXI
Boston
Grill
and
mt)m
Service
Anywhar
it
Anytime
Stand
Royal
HoUl,
3rd
Ava.
ami
Sth
It
WATT
VIOECK,
Prop.
VOL
XVI
No.
m.
mam
MEIGHEN
CONTRACTS
CANCELLED
BY
OVERNOR
ontracts
Entered
Into
by
Meighen
Cancelled
kw
hotel
at
Vancouver
stopped
by
present
administration
result
of
election
OTTAWA.
October
8
-
Contract
(at
"i.
m
v
01
etrcuen
on
uern
IcUi
prtpoted
to
be
built
by
the
Canadian
I
After
a
brief
cabinet
council
thta
M
but
no
tanounceroriil
to
make.
I.
r.t
Mrighra
Oovwument
However,
he
t
r
.eminent
we
that
the
previous
government
had
no
rtght
to
enter
Into
any
freemen
except
auch
m
wer
absolutely
necessary
and
urgent,
on
th
ground
n
it
it
government
had
no
mandate
from
Parliament
and
waa
not
property
m
M
MB
MM
m
IN
UNIVERSITY
j
OF
WASHINGTON
'
IMMH
linilMl
KLMUNUION
III'
lm.-lltT
MZ.ILM
AMI
MsKEa
tVUIIIH
APPOINTMENT
4
SCATT1X
Oct
I
-The
University
ol
Itatusftun
legcnl
Uat
night
demand-
tli
resignation
of
President
Hairy
I
aullo
Thr
aald
Dean
David
Thorn
p-n
of
th
toilet
of
libel
al
aru
and
I'
Utm.
hat
own
named
a
hi
UK.-
tn
Thompson
I
a
Canadian
b)
r.i-
'.mng
been
bora
at
Ortllia.
On-"M"
in
(871.
and
graduated
from
th
.
u
verwte
of
Toronto.
Th
regents
art
of
th
opinion
that
alkould
hare
Imm
promlnenr
l".
.v
pmidentt
offlc
at
th
unlmilly.
I'fiind
their
action,
political
obarrter
re
aimoat
..nanlmuualv
nolnllaz
out.
irs
diwmaioit
between
Oovemor
IU-
lnd
Hartley
and
Mr.
Surrallo
Itsrt-
a
twtn
throughout
the
country
a:
denounced
th
UnfretwJv
head.
8uxzalio
remained
ttlent
under
tht
attack.
,
Th
majority
of
th
regent
ar
ap-
jointeea
of
lUrUry.
Througlvjut
Seat-
'le
Mucaloif
and
buklnesa
and
pro-?-lonal
ra.iera
hare
been
Quick
to
'iprtas
cottdrmnatlon
of
th
action
ot
regenta,
Itllllnnn
w
x
-i
m
HUNfcKS
.
S
UVtaDLLUrV!
rHr.MV..(T
HUM
(HIT
TO
HE
I'l.
All
IN
MIM:
AT
HOlKUOOll,
ItOCKWOOD.
Tenn..
Oct
5.
TwTiity-''h'
miners
ar
believed
to
bar
been
-latitly
killed
In
an
eiploalou
in
the
Kosrrs
Ulna
VMt.rH
a
v
SVilir
tttVilrS
r
recovered
last
night
and
two
men
were
brought
out
unconscious
while
two
""d
their
escape
uninjured.
TliU
morning
rescue
worker
abandoned
all
hop
of
saving
th
remainder,
imbering
34,
a
the
working
wer
bMly
Infested
with
"afterdamp."
"
explosion
occurred
boo
irei
un-la"
th
mountain
aid
and
nearly
Uiree
mile
from
th
entry.
Two
hundred
men
who
wer
working
In
an
"joining
entry,
escaped
unharmed,
ORIOLI
MURDER
CASE
GETS
OPEN
VERDICT
INQUEST
YESTERDAY
OUMMFf.
rv-t
a
.Afi.r
fur
mln-
ut's
deliberation,
the
Jury
returned
a
'"uici
mat
Moric
orloll
met
nia
aeam
by
a
eun
shot
wnunri
at
the
hands
of
K'tne
)erson
undertermlned,
Airnn
.
IS
...
1
1
......
V.
-
.t
I
.
fn.milll
w,
nua.i,
WIIU
llU
UTTII
ivii".m(
ellBrOAM
u
.
1
l.
1
....
.J
-
mtm
am
wifcii
vim
iiiuiurrvi
witvui
-
tended
th
Inquest,
but
no
date
has
been
"
lor
th
preliminary
Hearing.
Advertlk
In
Th
Dally
N
GENERAL
Government
by
Mr.
King
one
of
projects
to
be
entered
in
so
by
the
Meighen
Government
csncenea.
including
trut
I
or
tne
Dig
National
Railway
at
Vancouver.
morning.
Premier
Mackenzie
King
laid
ttttmi.f
to
order
in
council
prd
by
Intimated
that
the
general
attitude
of
aoorulltuud.
for
thl
reason,
aald
the
I1UII1
I
H
UWUJ
Mil
V,
W
W
V
H
tered
into
for
public
work
hare
been
Stopped.
Ptemler
King
aald
the
Government
had
cancelled
th
lea
between
the
de-ipartmcul
of
lellaaya
of
Canada
and
certain
power
miemta
entered
Into
ay
the
late
Oootervaut
administration
lu
connection
with
th
Carillon
power
pro-jject
on
the
Otuwa
Jliver
The
con-ract
entered
into
by
the
Meighen
Oor-.
inment
foe
the
construction
of
a
new
'hotel
at
Vancotrer
waa
alto
cancelled.
he
Mated.
TMTiVtolrt
Ie.tr
Friday
for
Quebt
iwbenr
he
will
aall
for
England
to
at-
lend
the
Imperial
Conference.
SHAKESPEARE
SOCIETY
HOLDS
MEETING
AND
THE
READING
OF
PLAY
BEGINS
Th
first
meeting
of
th
Prince
Rupert
Shakevpear
Society
since
lla
recent
organisation
aa
held
laat
night
In
th
church
hall
of
the
Presbyterian
Church.
Ret
Dr.
Cameron.
lh
president.
In
the
chair.
There
a
a
Urge
attendance
aad
much
enthusiasm
was
shown.
Dr.
Camercr.
read
Henry
Irrlng's
etaay
on
th
Shakespeare-Bacon
controrersy.
Then
the
c4ub
read
th
first
two
scene
fun
Hamlet,
thos
taking
part
being
Mrs.
Clsrk.
Uim
Jean
Harrison.
Mlsa
B.
MacdMiald.
Dugla
Stork.
James
Simpson.
Mlsa
Pearce.
Miss
Mcleod.
Mr.
Had-don.
Alea.
McRae.
O
Anderson,
Miss
Dobb
and
Ml
Darldvm.
Tea
as
served
by
th
ladle
under
the
superintendence
of
Mr.
Prank
Rice.
Mr.
Haddon
and
Mr.
Jame
Simpson.
BIGAMIST
IS
BEFIER
IN
JAIL
SAYS
JUDbt
VANCOUVER.
Oct.
6.
With
four
more
wtre
hanging
around
somewhere
per
haps
he
la
eater
In
Jail,
declared
Magis
trate
8haw
In
th
pollc
court
yesterasy
h.n
aniillratlon
for
reduced
ball
was
made
on
behalf
of
John
Druce.M
year
of
age.
charged
with
having
lour
wives,
two
of
which
are
appearing
to
press
the
case.
ELEVATOR
INCREASE
AT
EDMONTON
PLANT
pminvmN.
Oct.
8.
Th
Edmonton
"
Termlnsl
Uraln
Co,
Lid.
has
Just
com-
pleted
an
addition
to
their
elevator
ner
-u.ir,
it
a
total
capacity
of
S20.000
bushels
and
a
maximum
dally
handling
capacity
of
3S.0O0
bushels.
JOHN
till
1ST
HKAII
usKr-nnvER.
Oct.
o.
John
Orant,
....,,
f
the
Indian
Mutiny
and
the
Crimean
War
head
of
the
firm
of
the
Vancouver
lithographers
is
oeaa.
in
.
born
In
Edinburgh
In
1838,
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Wheat
B.C.
Silver
Dun
well
Oladstone
.
Oranby
Indian
Premier
rorter
Idaho
How
Sound
Bid.
Asked.
1.42
1.82
-
10
1.17
1.30
.31
i
31.00
.CM
.09
3
08
3.13
.07
.07
y,
41.00
44.00
.
Northern
and
PRINCE
5,
1928.
GIVEN
GREAT
RECEPTION
AT
OTTAWA
ON
ARRIVAL
a,rHHXflH9HlaLHSeLL
-y4l
POUR
ISRISH
free
State
delegate
In
the
Empire
ParliameaUrr
Delegation
to
Australia
as
they
were
IraTing
Waterlco
Station.
London,
and
now
passing
through
Canada.
They
are
(left
to
right):
Sir
Edirard
Cxy
Bigger,
aenaton
U,'or
Bryan
Cooper,
member
of
the
Dall;
Mr.
Otmond
Eamond.
member,
acd
Senator
Mlchasl
P.
OUaulon.
INCREASE
IN
;
IMMIGRATION
li
R.
IILll
K
.?
Ot
TLOOK
I
(IK1
m:xt
h:w
vi:ak
i.kv
j
(!()ll
j
WINNIPEO.
Oct.
4-einc
the
be
ginning
of
the
year
there
ha
been
an
Increa
ot
U
per
cent
over
last
year
In
the
number
of
immigrant
brought
te
Canada
by
the
Canadian
National
Railway
sUtiod
Dr.
W.
J.
Black,
director
of
immigration
and
colonisation
ol
the
Canadian
National
system,
who
ar
rived
In
Winnipeg
last
night.
"The
preeent
condition
or
and
out.
look
of
immigration
to
Canada
I
most
hopeful,"
continued
Dr.
Black.
There
has
never
been
a
time
since
the
day
before
the
war
when
thj
European
people
displayed
a
much
ln
teres
t
In
Catuda
a
they
Uo
at
present
and
I
look
for
a
very
large
Increase
In
the
number
of
these
people
who
will
niake
their
borne
on
the
farm
of
the
Dominion
in
the
next
few
yearn.
If
further
evidence
of
thl
Interest
were
reoulred.
It
I
to
be
had.
I
think
In
the
fact
that
more
representatives
ot
European
government
had
visited
Canada
this
year
for
the
purposes
of
studying
ttttlement
conditions
than
la
the
total
of
all
previous
year
since
the
war."
AIUACKNT
TO
It.Mt.tVAV
Dr.
Black
aim
stated
that
th
num
ber
of
famlile
from
northern
European
countries
who
have
settled
on
land
ad.
Jacent
to
the
line
of
th
Canadian
National
Katlwaya
in
Saskatchewan
ana
Northern
Albert
during
the
past
two
year
ha
ahown
a
decided
increase
ores
all
prevlou
year
alr.ee
the
war
and
that
these
families
have
cleared
ana
broken
more
than
100.C00
acre
of
lanu
In
that
time.
Me
also
pointed
out
that
more
than
dO
families
from
the
United
Elates,
all
of
them
with
experience,
and
at
leas
19.000
rash
capital,
each
have
settled
In
central
Saskatchewan
tiuk
vesr
and
he
expect
that
this
number
will
be
Increased
to
at
least
100
fanf
lllea
before
the
clcc
of
the
jear.
HALIBUT
ARRIVALS
Canadian
boats
only
sold
their
catche
on
exchaugs
today,
price
xanglng
from
f
to
18
tents
and
teit,
Following
were
the
costs:
Tramp,
IS.OOO,
to
.Atlln
Fisheries.
Helen.
3JJ00
to
Booth
Fisheries.
Toodle;
3,000,
to
Booth
Fisheries.
aibsoh,
8.00q,
to
Cold
Storage.
old
countryIootball
i;.(.isii
i.i:m
i:
,
IliiUlon
t,
Blackburn1
Hover
3,
Bury
3,
V.'eatham
I,
Wednesday
1.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
"
RUPERT.
BC
TUESDAY.
OCTOBER
St.
Louis1
Wins
Second
Game
of
World
Series
Today
by
Four
to
Nil
ST.
LOUIS,'
October
S.
Jesse
Haines'
clever
pitching
enabled
St.
Louis
Cardinals
14
win
the
third
game
of
the
World
Series
today
from
the
New
Turk
Tankeel
four
to
nil.
The
big
pitcher
who
held
the
Yankee
to
five
hits
also
drove
in
two
runs
lashing
cut
a
circuit
drive
Into
the
right
field
bleachers
In
the
fourth
Inning
scoring
Thevenow
who
waa
ahead
of
him.
The
game
was
stopped
at
the
beginning
of
the
fourth
frame
for
more
than
bait
an
hour
and,
when
play
wa
resumed,
the
field
was
muddy
and
covered
with
water.
Reuther,
who
started
pitching
for
the
Yankees,
was
hit
freely
and.
In
the
fifth
Inning,
was
relieved
by
Shawkey
who.
In
turn,
waa
replaced
by
Thomas
In
the
eighth
Inning
to
permit
a
pinch
bitter
to
bat.
Haines
was
complete'
master
of
the
Yank
sluggers
at
all
stages
of
the
game.
The
score:
AFRICA
WILL
BE
HELPFUL
LONDON',
(HI.
5.
"I
Hloh
to
assure
I
he
people
of
(irrat
Britain
Unit
reproentalltet
of
the
Vnloii
of
smith
Africa
at
the
Imperial
Con-frrrnre
lime
nu
wlh
to
lie
other
Ihau
helpful
In
advancing
the
Interest
of
the
ItrltMi
riimiiiunity
of
lullons"
ITrmlrr
Ilrrting
of
South
Air
Ira
falil
In
an
Interview,
Ju-t
after
hl
arrival
a
a
ilelrgnle
to
the
ImiH-rtuI
Confrrrme
which
li
lu
open
on
Ortwlirr
111.
Called
south
on
account
of
the
serious.
Illness
of
her
mother.
Mrs.
C.
A.
Klrkeudall,
403
Fifth
Avenue
Ea.it.
leave
this
afternoon
on
the
Cardeua
fcr
8eattle
accompanied
by
one
of
her
children.
R
H
3
iNew
York
.......
0
3
J
1st.
Louis
4
8
0
!
Batteries:
New
York:
Reuther.
Shawkey.
Thorns
jacd
Severeld.
St.
Louis:
Haines
and
OTarrell.
coatesWnerated
FROM
ALL
BLAME
IN
CONNECTION
borgeaud
HOPE.
Oct.
S.
-
The
exoneration
of
Wells
Cosies
from
blame
In
connection
with
the
death
of
Alfred
Borgeaud,
St.
Leonards
on
the
Sea.
was
given
by
a
coroner's
Jury
Investigating
a
fatal
accident
In
Coquaholla
valley
last
week,
Coate
was
released
firm
custody.
To
the
police
who
held
the
Investigation
Coate
testified
that
he
burled
th
companion'
mangled
remains
when
be
fell
from
a
freight
train.
Then
he
set
out
for
Vancouver
and
the
death
was
reported.
Deputy
District
Attorney
Ryan
Declared
Ormiston
Grocery
List
in
Handwriting
Mrs.
McPherson
LOS
ANGELES,
October
8.
Deputy
district
attorney
Ryan,
testifying
yeaterday
at
the
criminal
conspiracy
hearing,
swore
thet
a
grocery
list
found
al
the-
cottage
at
Carmrl,
occupied
by
Kenneth
Ormiston
and
a
woman
waa
obviously
the-
handwriting
of
Almee
Sempl
McPherson,
Angelu
Temple
religious
leader,
1(
Ormiston,
who
la
charged
Jointly
with
Almee
McPherson
and.
her
mother,
Mrs.
Minnie
Kennedy,
Is
still
at
large.
Ryan,
who
devoted
week
to
Investigating
Mrs.
McPherson'
story
of
being
kidnapped
and
held
In
a
Mexican
border
ahack,
spent
moat
of
th
day
In
the
witness
box
detailing
apparent
dls-I
Later
In
the
day
Ryan
faced
a
gruell-crepanclr
between
Mr,
McPherson'
!
Ing
cross-
examination
by
defense
coun-
tatemcnt
and
th
result
ot
his
In-1
set,
which
was
Incomplete
when
th
qulrlea.
j
court
adjourned
for
the
day.
Circulation
1875
Sties
5-M
New
Governor
General
TakeS
Over
Official
Residence
at
Rideau
Hall
and
Welcomed
to
Ottawa
by
City
i
-
OTTAWA,
October
3
Rldcau
Hall,
which
waa
vacated
a
wtek
ajo
by
the
retiring
Governor
General,
Baron
Byng,
has
a
new
master.
Viscount
Willlnj-dcn.
who
wax
welcomed
to
the
capital
yesterday
with
traditional
pomp
and
by
the
presentation
of
a
civic
addren
on
behalf
of
the
people
of
this
city.
To
the
Mayor
welcome
Lord
Wllllngdon
replied
that
he
hoped
he
and
Lady
Wllllngdon
might
enjey
a
close
community
of
Interest
in
the
welfare
of
;
Ottawa
and
the
Dominion.
IIISTINOl
I-llli)
CAKE
Ell
,,
,
,
,
,
Lord
Wllllngdon
has
a
long
and
dlv.
:
UnjAiUhed
career
In
political
life
In
Great
Britain
and
India,
and'
he
re-:ce&tl7
headed
the
British
Government
'Commission
negotiating
with
the
au-'
thorltles
at
Pekln
for
the
disposal
o'
.
:
the
Boxer
Indemnity
of
t&5.000.00o
(which
was
returned
by
Great
Britain
to
;
I
the
Chinese
treasury
to
be
expended
to
'
the
beat
advantage
of
China.
He
was
I
In
the
Orient
when
the
message
reached
him
Inviting
h-'m
tr
be
Governor
General
Of
Canada
in
succession
to
Lord
.Byng.
j
Lord
,
Wllllngdon,
who
aa
Sir
Free-
man-Thomas,
was
a
member
ot
the
BrltUh
House
of
Commons,
waa
raised
ito
the
peerage
as
Baron
Wllllngdoa
jof
Ratton.
Sussex,
on
July
39,
1910.
from
1900
to
1908,
and
member
for
thl
Bcdmln
division
of
Cornwall
from
1906
to
1910.
He
was
Junior
lord
ot
j
the
treasury
from
1905
to
1913.
He
i
was
lord-ln-waitlng
to
the
King
from
j
1911
to
1913,
and
bald
the
rank
of
Major
In
the
Sussex
Yeomanry.
gsnada'a,
new
Oovernor-General
waa
oorernoroi.
uomoay.
maia.
irem
ivia
to
1919,
and
Governor
of
Madras
from
1919
to
1934.
When
Lord
Brassey,
hi
father-ln-law.
was
Governor
of
Victoria.
Australia,
IE97
to
1900,
Lord
Willlngdcn
waa
AD
C.
to
the
Oovernor.
Lord
Wllllngdon
waa
recently
appoint'
ed
by
the
King
a
Knight
of
the
Oraud
Cross
of
the
Order
of
St.
Michael
and
St.
Oeorge.
He
la
a
Knight
of
Grace
of
St.
John
'of
Jerusalem.
EIHCATIH
AT
ETON
Born
on
September
13,
1868.
Lord
Wllllngdon
was
educated
at
Eton
and
at
Cambridge
University.
At
both
of
these
Institutions
of
learning
he
achieved
fame
on
the
cricket
field
as
player
and
captain.
He
married
Lady
kiarte
Adelaide,
daughter
of
the
late
Earl
Brasscy,
on
July
30,
1392.
Two
toes
were
bora
to
them,
the
older
of
whom,
Gerald
Frederick,
was
a
lieutenant
in
the
Coldstream
Ouards
and
waa
killed
In
the
war
or
September
14.
1913,
at
the
age.ot
23
years.
Tht
second
son.
Captain
Inlgo
Brassey
Free-msn-Thomaa.
was
born
on
July
33,
1899,
and
served
with
the
Indian
Infantry
and
is
now
on
the
Reserve
ot
OSlcers.
He
was
KD.C.
on
his
father'
personal
staS.
1019-30.
His
wife
ts
Maxlne.
daughter
of
the
noted
actor.
Sir
Johnston
Forbes-Robertson.
Lady
Wllllngdon
Is
a
Lady
of
Grace
of
St.
John
of
Jerusalem.
IDEAL
OF
DUTY
Lord
Wllllngdon'a
Ideal
of
public
duty
was
Indicated
In
his
address
at
a
dinner
given
In
bis
honor
In
London
on
July
23.
Among
other,
things
his
lordship
said:
"The
Empire
Is
to
all
citizens
a
great
trust
and
a
great
rj-
sponsiblllty.
Indeed
I
think
It
would
be
outrageous
for
any
one
of
us
to
shirk
that
responsibility.
It
Is
In
that
spirit
that
I
go
to
Canada,
heartened
and
encouraged
by
the
wish
ot
friend
and
hopeful
that
I
shall
secure
the
confidence
and
friendship
-of
the
Can
adian
people.
I
am
determined,
as
tar
as
It
lie
In
me,
to
do
my
utmost
to
ensure
the
prosperity
and
progress
ot
the
great
Dominion."
Willi
1
KEPOKT
Tuesday,
Oct.
3.
M
a.m.
,
DIOBY
Cloudy,
light
southeast
wind:
barometer
39.98;
temperature
33;
sea
smooth;
1.53
a
m.
City
of
Vancouver
bound
from
Osaka
to
Victoria
1313
mile
from
Victoria.
DEAD
TREE
Barometer
39.98;
temperature
48.
BULL
HARBOR
Foggy,
treah
southeast
wind;
barometer
39.93;
temperature
43;
sea
moderate;
0
pm.
Cap
Scott
abeam
Egg
Island
bound
for
Ocean
Falls.
1.33
pm.
Tug
Lorn
abeam
Falsa
Egg
Island
bound
to
Squirrel
Cove.
Noon
DIOBY
Overcast:
fresh
southeast
wind;
bai-jneter
29.99;
temperature
53;
i
sea
smooth.
DEAD
TREE
Barometer
39.98;
temperature
50.
BULL
HARBOR
Cloudy,
light
southwest
wind;
barometer
30;
tmiperatur
37:
sea
moderate.
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
witb
newly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
The
latest
and
best
for
th
least.
Phone
457.
?r:cc
nvs
cui
:s
KING
MONOPOLY
CASE
MAY
BE
TRIED
BY
PROVINCES
MONTREAL,
Oct.
5.
The
Proprietary
Articles
Trade
Association
Is
doing
business
usual
follswing
th
finding
jude
by
the
Minister
of
Labor
Heenan
that
the
price
fixing
agreement
of
the
Association
is
In
violation
of
the
Combines
Investigation
Act.
It
la
declared
by
Secretary
Pearson'
of
the
association,
that
the
organization
welcomes.
Investigation
Into
It
methods.
The
matter
wilt
likely
be
referred
by
the
Federal
Government
to
the
attorney
genenla
of
the
various
province
or
action
but
it
is
not
known
which
pro
nnce
will
take
steps
first.
RUSSIANSPAY
CASH
FOR
LAND
EDMONTON.
Oct.
5
Pleased
with
the
prospects
o
lined
by
Canada
and
warmly,
praising
Canadian
law
a
group
ot
37
Russian
refugees
who
since
the
overcrow
Ing
of
the
Czar
1st
regime
have
been
living
In
Manchuria,
China,
hav
u,t
been
settled
on
farm
In
the
Bat-
leford
district
by
N.
-S.
McOulre.
loest
representative
of
the
CN-R:
colonization
department.
"These
Russians,"
said
Mri
McOulre.
'are
all
of
the
better
type
of
mlddl
daas
people
and
all
have
considerable
money.
They
have
paid
cash
for
their
farms.
Since
their
flight
from
Russia
they
have
been
earning
their
living
as
taxi
drivers,
farm
laborers
and
in
various
other
walks
'
of
life
in
competition
with
the
Chines
amongst
whom
they
were
living.
Th
money
they
brought
to
Canada
represented
their
saving
taken
on
their
flight
from
Russia.
They
are
all
enthusiastic
about
Canada
and
hope
to
make
good
citizens.
There
were
about
10
families
In
the
party
and
a
few
single
men.
SHIPPING
ORE
FROMBABINES
SILVER
KING
AND
LITTLE
JOE
I'RO-I'KKTIE
SENDINO
OUT
111011
Jilt
ADE
tOK
TRAIL
S.MtLlEK
SMITHERS.
Oct,
8.
As
a
part
of
th
extensive
program
of
mining
development
planned
when
they
recently
secured
options
on
a
number
ot
claim
In
the
Bablnea,
Messner
Bros,
Harrer
&
Meisner
'have
started
to
bring
out
ore
fr!m
the
Silver
King
and
Little
Joe
claims
for
shipment
to
th
'
Trail
smelter.
Ben
Nelson
with
his
pack
train
la
bringing
the
pr(
otit
of
the
mountains
to
Hollands
farm,
a
distance
ot
twelve
mile,
and
from
there
It
will
be
brought
to
town
on
motor
truck.
Besides
the
mining
development
thl
firm
Is
doing
considerable
work
on
th
Babln
Mountain
trails,
putting
them
In
shape
so
that
the
pock
train
can
keep
going
until
the
snow
gets
too
deep.
J
i
TREE
FELL
ON
ROAD
IN
GALELAST
NIGHT
Near
where
the
road
creases
th
creek,
a
tree
fell
down
In
last
night'
gal
over
th
city's
portion
of
th
Kaletv
Island
highway.
It
temporarily
blocked
th
I
road
and
put
th
telephone
line
out
of
I
commission.
.