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houl
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until
a
later
hour
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Mr.
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Hiruiiffli
lo
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tin1
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TO
ORDER
AT
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Are
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by
Archbishop
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and
Initiated
by
Grand
Knight
Enrlght
Kl
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XT
t.
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Feb
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Two
hundred
and
twenty-five
meiii-Iht
of
Hie
Kmulili
of
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Mhi
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lie
mellllli'i
.
Miltlaleil
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the
dn.
n
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tlie
hlli
a'
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hanilliel
Iielil
nl
Hie
Maiil.ni.ilil
lliiiel.
Itn-y
from
Ji-arly
in
Hie
in.irnlnu.
offieiaU
oil
Hie
iii'Mouiiier-
Hit-iiiiuh
the
.
Iiree
deH'i'
ill
Sullivan
aeail-j.iioy.
'In'
re
reioiinii'H
eiiilniu
well
mi
in
tin'
iiflernooil.
raml
Kniirhi
J.
K.
I'.nriuiil
put
Hie
ll.Meiiiil
IlilnOrili
ttie
U-'
Iilejrei5
while
I".
M.
huniie
nod
H.
w
i
u
lil
iiwiiulMin
'the
Mniiilitrd.
Il.iiv
su
iekluiid
and
lr.
.ea-ale.
di;riel
deputy
of
Suskaloon.
-fioke
nf
the
work
dtnie
in
their
lerrilnrx
ninl
eOMRriilnlali'd
the
Kilminii.in
ineitiberit
of
mi
heir
vimmI
work
and
enpei'iallv
emn-llieildeil
Hie
onler
ill
whii'll
the
i
mil
ihIihii
rerenmnieii
wire
rar-
i
led
oui
diirinii
the
day.
Club
Congratulated
lr.
Anrynt,
ilitricl
deputy
of
Nul
l
hern
Alherlii
Bleu
npke
eon-uniiulalins
the
new
nwuiliern
nnd
wi-lnmi
for
their
iiereH
in
nfub
net
i
ilien.
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i:.
l.nriKliI
www
elmirman.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS.
Prince
Rupert
t'..
W.
r5wnnoii.
Uk;
A.
W.
Howlelt.
Kinilhepa;
II.
A
llennon
and
.Mary
Ktnivyer.
Ihuelliin;
c:-.
II.
I'okk.
"Mi",
and
.MrM.
t'ownn.
T.
II.
.Illinium,
J.
XUHn
and
N.
Mu
re
hie.
Vinieoiiver;
MrH.
II.
f..
I'mitk
nnd
daiiwhlers.
Mildred
and
liorolliy,
Terniue;
Mrx-
T.
K
llriHiki.
Huttmt
Mllla:
1!.
K.
Hoi.
r.ilmmilnn:
HoMII.
Slewarl.
Central
I.,
tiarn
and
T.
l-'orlin,
G.X.H.S
s
II.Khllk.
WilllllpeK.
Stihsrrihe
lo
tho
Daily
News.
Her
Liver
Was
Bad
And
She
Felt,
Tired
and
Depressed
MM.
M,
Sicfcrt,
OrtiMwcnlfr,
Rirnk-writMt
"I
wi
(rnntly
dMurbod
with
pain
in
my
liver,
mid
felt
tirwl
unit
deiri'Mia
most
of
thu
tliuo.
One
Jay
I
rcJ
about
Milburn's
sW
d
the
t
tlmo
I
went
to
town
I
buucht
four
iU
of
them.
I
have
uied
them
Tepilnrly.
snd
nf.er
two
month.'
uo
1
feol
like
aa
ntirclr
tlilTorent
womin.
'
Nowf
1
slwsys
recommend
them
to
"inJ
wh0
n
troublcJ
aa
of
y
MW;"only
on.
LsxLlr.r
rill"
and
that
the
one
rut
up,
for
M1.!
!
yer.,
by
The
r.
ilWa
EXCEEDS
CALIFORNIA!
iiiinii
Uolumbin,
anil
I
he
lame
Charles
E.
8larr
Tells
Rotary
pnriy
or
tonal
.Mumiiih
returned
to
cu
of
His
Travels
Through
Mil'
ciiy
on
the
J'liniH.
Hu,,HPti
United
8tates
Mux
morning
from
Anvox.
AI
.
nearly
welcome
WIH
given
Mr.'
I
mil
tin-
hooiri
in
Florida
Is
Miiiimiui
anil
hi
1'nrly
hi
tu.
i
Mueller
lown
ami
tin-
vinil
to
I
I
mum'Ii
Lodge
IumI
iiikIiI
ami
the
haiiiiicl
Hun
followed
priivi-il
in-
I
InitinHlif
affairs.
W.
j;vt.
R"ing
wild
anil
thai
il
cx;eed
I
li'
California
boom,
in
pari
of
(hi'
lory
Inlil
Hip
Itntary
Club
at
il
ronrlicon
jeslerday
by
Charles
K.
Xlarr
who
was
their
manicr
of
tin
lodge,
pi'PMiilviip""1'
f"'
Hie
invasion.
Cilie
art'
being
carved
mil
nf
I
ho
jun
!.
real
I'Kiau.
prices
tire
vllilj
properly
double
in
value
in
ii
lcy
of
Cnpl.
J.
Iiiinalil.
skipper
'horl
lime
ami
many
people
Mxf
Hi'iuii'il
up
n
nici
Hlaki'
from
I
lie
imthiii
n.
Hiiiicuiaiion,
inn
nji
urn'
kiidWH
when
Hie
Imhuii
will
luirnt.
Mr.
Slarr
khm!
he
like(
I'lnrliU
anil
il
wmh
with
reprel
they
left
that
nlale
in
their
rwenl
Irtuel
However
they
were
out
lo
lie,'
I
he
romilry
ami
in
onler
In
do
llial
they
hail
tn
keep
movin?.
California
and
Arizona
Klarlinn
i
nun
Seal
He
on
.ov-
miiImt
28.
Mr.
Hlarr.
aeroniiian-
ieil
hy
Mr.
Slarr
Unite
IhroiiK-i
io
ialifnriiia
vioilins
l.in
An
ele.
Iiiiih'iihI
Valley
and
other
point-
of
inioret.
'Hie
Imperial
alley
ik
l.i'luw
m
lfJ
and
ninre
il
Iiuh
heen
irrisnled
lias
been
pi'tHliieiiiic
rnllon.
oniniie.,
itrape
fruit,
1ig
anil
dates
and
other
Huh-tropieul
prnduelH.
It
in
irriKaleil
from
I
lie
Colorado
Itiver.
Amilher
irripaleil
eounlry
wa
iae
throiK-h
in
Arizona
where
I
he
product
vrr
inoxlly
alfalfa,
eottun
and
winter
vfelahlci;
He
w
the
val
irrigation
worka
mh
m
ffc
JlttiiI?
dam
and
the
rtrwiHevelt
ilaln.
llie
eiTiet
if
water
n
the
mdy
noil
win
mrolloti,
fflHkinu
h
wCndrrfuU
ly
jmnhtei
iir.
In
sultietn
Art
ii
kiMl..i
.
i
..
!
""'
"I
,..
..........
"-"i-uijund
went
llinmnh
to
WeMeru
.ain,.n.
wairi.er
..mm-
me
,(IMi
Jf,M
-"""
r"
,"rr"
'
I
;f
s
t
in
fw,
,tPl,
aiH
mnnv
I
"
.....
inra
fttHitu
were
rah-ed
Jliat
Arcnoisnop
SpeahS
,...
.nair.lllA.I
mni.lr
Sireakina
itl
the
hanqtiei.
il.i'un
weldiineil
the
i!ii
HH'inliero
nilo
I
lie
i-i
il
Ii.
He
Mike
nf
Hie
fine
wnrk
doni'
hy
Miie
ineiiiiiei'M
durinf
Mu-
pal
veiir-
anil
iruxien
inni
tlie
ruin
erop
o
f
the
world.
Interesting
Details
In
dencrihinB
the
lriv
llinuiBh
the
euiiniry.
Mr.
Starr
told
inler-eitliiiji
detailn
xueli
nx
the
ab-enrp
of
eulverln
nero4
I
he
road.
Hie
"liuniier
enles"
wlilfch
lliey
mmh4mI
Ihrinijrli
without
p't-
lln
out
of
Hie
irar,
the
ininialure
iitounlaiiie
they
panned
with
I
lieir
Iom
flat
a
a
table,
hundreds
o'
tliein
ranpliip
in
heiiihl
fnun
do
In
I'llO
Or
300
feet
hiSh.
Then
Ihey
eaine
into
the
timbered
rounlry
and
lln
dinlrielji
ot
natural
oil
and
mi
lo
OulwMon
wllli
tin
eiMirmoun
nea
wall
on
whicl
they
depend
for
flllure
nafely.
In
I
lint
dlntrii'l
Ihey
found
a
lot
ft
f
mud
and
an
abienre
of
liai'il
mirfaewl
roaiU.
New
Orleans
wa,
an
in
lerest-iiiK
eity
divided
into
three
kih-iioin.
the
modern
city,
lh'j
Kreneh
neclion
add
the
Xcpro
quarter,
unnal
nlieei
Ik
ii
fine
UniniuizlifHrc
vvilh
fiiuii
-
street
ear
traofci
but'
in
the
I'renrh"
peoi
uon
nil'
siriTin
me
v
i
i
y
jihiijvv
and
tli
two
or,
(liri'e,
.Jflg"5?
iuiildlnpn
overhani
tfreilher
nide.
l.nuiHiana
nnd
Mlnsippi
seem-.
ed
lo
be
fertile
with
eolloii
and
KUKiir
cane
as
the
ehief
produeU.
The
neKmes
Ibere
live
chiefly
on
rihewiiiK
mi
Kill'
rane
mid
eating
euro
bread
and
nweel
poIaloiM;
While
iiolnloei
were
rarp.
Florida
Reached
Western
Florida
Ihe
travellers
found
had
much
wasle
land
ami
wan
low
and
tvamiiy.
Inking
turpentine
ffftm
llic
pines
was
one
of
their
Industrie.
There
wa
no
i;n
of
Ihe
boom
in
that
part
of
Ihe
slnle.
However
Ihey
M
Mi
soon
eaine
lo
the
boom
i'ouiitry.
Alabama,
They
pul
up
nioslly
at
the
snial-
fssr,
wlilltj
.
e
,
...
..
.
.
1
..
.i
a
.
i'
It
AmllSH
1
1
.
sM"iri
m
.
k
.
I
HI
.
i&'KIMi
I
i
Man
It
Leabed
ssissippl,
and
Teii-snme
of
I
lii
cilles
er
idaees,
not
atlemiiliiijr
to
sloh
seemed
tti.lie
hrivint'
'"Ihe
eoun-
olT
at
.Miami
or
Palln
Ileaoh,
nnil
-y
penKrtnly
hail
a
liiikwood.sjr
ihey
round
thai
Ihey
emitil
nl-lPIrunen
and
Hie
roads
wei'e
ways
get
upponihiodalion
atiiljunlntprovHl.
The
people
wftrs
prices
were
reasonable.
nloslly
.N'rprues
or
poor
whiles
While
Ihe
chief
boom
whs
on
nd
even
Ihe
cllles
(lid
not
xhbw
die
coast,
the
interior
towns
ap-ja
prowth
like
.(hose
on
the
coast,
pealed
lo
Mr.
Slarr
as'beiiiK
most
I
Kansas
City
was
''where
Mr.
slalde.
Orlando
bud
Krnwn,
tvi
Slarr
lived
IH
ydars
iwo
anil
Hie
:i5,l)lin
from
aboul
rive
lo
night
Rrovvth
sineo
be
was
last
Ibere
Ihousand
people
mid
the
alreels.was
surprising.
It
Is
a
railway
ve
even
more
criiiKPsled
llumjanii
slock
cehlre
ahd
ddes
coh-In
l.os
Angeles.
.liieUsonvllle
al-siderable
grain
liusinesis.
fn
so
looked
promising.
The
tnalni
Missouri
anil
Kansas
llicre
was
erop
on
Hie
coast
was
the
nor-
hardly
a
run
down
Or
poor
fook-Hiein
loiirlsl
bul
Ihe
inlei'ioring
place.
Kverylhlng
.seemed
lo
Cllles
Ihrived
as
a
resnll
ol
de-be
ptri.sperous.
J'assjtfg
fliroug'h
velopnieni
of
the
nalurnl
Indus
tries.
Driving
on
through
Georgia,
fi.H,
Colorado.
'New
Mexico
and
Arizona
they
passed
Uirnugh
the
Painted
Desert,
the
Petrified
into
Forest
and
saw
the
Grand
Canyon
thence
back
through
California
and
home.
And
he
and
.Mrs.
Slurr
were
glad
to
be
bae
aiming
friends
again,
much
as
t
hey
enjoyed
I
heir
long
I
rip,
Only
Poor
In
Spirit
As
the
-rich
man
was
motoring
through
a
country
district,
be
hid
Iced
nn
old
man
sealed
outside
a
collage
wild
till
his
furniture
around
him.
"Poor
,olil
soul,"
the
visitor
Mild,
stopping
his
car
and
giving;
the
old
gentleman
a
bank
hole.
haFs
your
(rouble
-evicted,)
I
suppose?"
'VNo,
sir,"
was
Ihe
mournful
reply,
"it's
Just
my
old
woman
whitewashing."
Lame
.
.
.
in
just
one
day,
through
the
magic
of
its
own
Astonishing
performance,
and
every
passing
,
day
;'
adds
new
Orthophonic
Victor
music
lovers.
When
the
sun
set
'onlhat
eventful
Evening
of
December
2nd,
Victor
Day,
the
Orihophonic
Victor
stood
acclaimed
as
one
of
the
greatest
single
achievements
m
the
history
of
music.
Tfiousands
heard,
and
approved
instantly
the
Umg
and
arduous
labors
of
the
scientists
who
had
brought
this
new
marvel
into
the
world.
The
music
of
great
orchestras,
of
famous
artists,
of
that
almost
endless
and
ever-growing
host
of
Victor
-entertainers
takes
on
a
new
significance
The
new
'1
.
.
2.
f
Victor
Tllilnt
Mschirve
Company
when
heard
upon
the
Orthophonic
Victor.
It
satisfies
completely
tlie
musical
sense.
It
has
ever-new
surprises
in
store
for
you.
t
Command!
and
it
performs,
beautifully,
untiringly.
Choose,
and
it
never
disappoints
your
choice
I
If
you
have
not
heard
it,
do
so
today
at
any
"His
Master's
Voice"
Dealer
and
order
at
once.
Thus
you
will
assure
yourself
;
these
new
delights
in
music
more
quickly.
Production
is
still
behind
demand.
An
early
order
means
earlier
possession.
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