TAXI
nnd
Ambulance
Service
nywhera
ai
Anytime..
nH.
Exchanae
Bulldlna.
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
XVI
NO.
2J1
ft
V
II,.
lower
New
York
was
found
on
a
window
ledge
of
the
New
York
courthouse
this
morning
contained
In
a
small
valise.
Clerka.
who
picked
up
the
valise.,
heard
a
clicking
aound
and
Immediately
sum
moned
combustion
expert
of
the
fire
depsrtment
who
gasped
when
they
aaw
the
contents.
There
wa
a
mechanism
similar
to
that
used
in
a
time
bomb
and
a
large
quantity
of
dynamite.
PLANE
CRASHES
IN
VANCOUVER
i
oiu
ivJinio
uii:n
machine
MAKE
IOKCEO
LANMM1
IN
MAN-LEY
PARK
Yl.l4Ti:illlAY
VANCOUVER.
Oct.
38.
Four
men
were
injured
last
night
when
an
airplane
from
the
Royal
Air
Force
atatlon
at
Jericho
Beach
crashed
while
making
a
forced
landing
near
the
second
beach
oft
8tanley
Park
.
The
Injured
are
Pilot
Bertram
Johnston,
Norman
McNeil,
A.
T.
Davidson,
and
C.
C.
Smith,
the
latter
of
the
Department
of
Interior.'
Ottawa.
Davidson
waa
able
to
go
home
but
the
other
three
were
taken
to
a
hospital
suffering
lrom
cuts,
hesd
bruises
and
shock.
'
Tli
plane
was
returning
from
th
Harrison
lake
"district
where
Davidson
and
Smith
had
gone
to
make
an
In
spection
of
white
pine
blister.
Swig
Engine
trouble
caused
the
forced
landing.
A.
1.
Davidson,
who
figured
la
the
smash,
wa
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Is-lsnda
last
tummer
engaged
In
forest
re
search
work
with
M1m
Irene
Mounce,
He
la
with
the
federal
department
of
ag
riculture.
Advertise
In
The
Dally
New
NORMAN
LESLIE
DEREHAM,
the
English
swimmer,
wbc
landed
at
St.
Margarets
Bay
after
srlmmlr.g
the
English
Channel,
He
left
Oris
Nez
at
9
pm.
and
landed
at
10-57
ajn.
pany.
and
article
of
Incorporation
have)
been
filed
at
Juneau.
The
promoter
arej
chiefly
Ketchikan
business
men,
who
plan
to
use
the
port
of
Prince
Rupert
In
connection
with
their
operations.
The
company
expects
to
undertake
a
direct
shipping
and
brokerage
business
from
Ketchikan
and
way
ports
around
the
western
circle
of
Kodlak.
thence
directly
to
the
Orient.
Ships
are
available
and
outbound
cargoes
to
the
Eaat
will
be
discharged
at
Prince
Ruprrl.
and
carried
thence
by
rail
In
bond.
The
company
haa
already
been
In
negotiation
with
the
Orient
and
have
been
promised
ships
and
msrkets
for
Alaskan
cargoes.
The
general
office
of
the
company
will
be
In
Ketchikan.
An
office
will
be
opened
'at
Shanghai
and
branches
at
other
Oriental
and
Alaskan
port.
An
agent
will
be
sent
to
Shanghai
to"organ-tee
the
Oriental
end
of
the
business.
NEW
SETTLERS
ARE
ARRIVING
TWO
lll'Mlltt.ll
AM
I
II
TY-HVH
WILL
HE.U'11
WINNIPEG
TODAY
WINNIPEG,
Oct
25
Two
hundred
and
fifty-five
settlers,
mostly
from
the
continent,
will
trrlve
In
Winnipeg
over
the
Canadian
National
Railway
today.
Of
thl
number
on
hundred
and
twenty-five
will
be
distributed
to
points
west
of
Winnipeg,
twenty-five
being
dea
tlned
for
Vancouver.
'
Sunday
night
a
party
of
eighty-two
settlers
arrived
In
Winnipeg,
These
were
11
mt1nntAta
anrl
wltH
lh
,MnllAn
nf
twenty-eight
they
proceeded
west
to
various
points
between
Winnipeg
and
'
Vancouver.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
ues
on
which
the
ele;tir
wtU
vote
n
Dvember
1.
will
be
d'actmed.
As
anticipated,
the'
preni'.e
manifesto,
of
which
his
pe?ch
list
night
,
waa
mainly
an
elaborat-ou.
hat
resulted
t
it.
a
cumber
of
members,
ana
u
.icing
that
they
are
forced
to
take
standi
on
;he
proposed
l.qusr
legislation
In
which
they
find
themselves
at
variance
with
-.belr
leaders.
The
decl-3
of
W.
F.
Nlck'.e.
former
attorney
g-neral.
t
sup-p;irt-
tie
Oatsrto
Te-npe.-anre
Act
has
been
followed
by
a
declaration
by
Aarjn
Sweet,
the
veteran
Conservative
member
for
Dundas,
In
which
be
ttatei
that
as
a
life-long
prohibitionist
he
will
state
his
o-.p-.s.tltn
t
the
official
polfcy
of
the
party
and
place
himself
In
the
hands
of
the
delegate
to
the
nomlnaUn:
convention
to
be
held
in
Winchester
Springs
next
Thursday.
Among
the
Liberals,
J.
A.
Pinard.
former
member
for
East
Ottawa,
has
stated
that
he
disagrees
with
the
an
nouncement
by
W.
E.
N.
Sinclair.
JC.C
that
the
gove.-nment'i
policy
1
"dlamet
.
rlcally
opposed
to
the
policy
of
the
Liberal
party
In
western
Ontario."
In
vrcstern
Ontario
Edward
P.
Telller.
whs
represented
the
Liberal
of
North
Ewex
;ln
the
leslslature.
hss
announced
that
1
he
will
run
as
an
Independent
candidate.
This
Port
to
be
Used
by
Alaska
in
Business
with
Orient
Says
C.N.R.
Paper
A
compsny
haa
been
formed
to
establish
a
steamship
service
between
Alaskan
porta
aniT
the
Orient,
aays
the
"Latest
New
from
the
Last
Oreat
West."
a
Canadian
National
Railways
publication.
Prince
Rupert
will
be
Included
Jn
this
service.
It
Is
also
reported
that
the
management
of
the
Canadian
Govern
ment
Marine,
which
1
operated
In
connection
with
the
Canadian
National
Rail-
waya.
will
be
recommended
to
establish
a
service
between
Prince
Rupert
and
China
and
Japan.
Grain,
lumber
and
other
Western
Canadian
product
will
provide
outgoing
cargoes,
and
It
la
thought
sufficient
freight
can
be
obtained
In
the
Orient
to
till
return
space.
The
distance
from
Prince
Rupert
to
Japan
1
500
mile
shorter
than
from
any
otheim
."aclflc
coast
port.
The
name
of
the
projected
Alaskan
line
la
the
Alaska-Oriental
Export
Com.
TO
MAKE
IT
LOCALTHING
vmitiieks
mom:
to
hack
he-selopment
or
topleV
mine
s1TII1:KX.
Oct.
16.
LiH-al
opll-niKt
uhn
hrllrte
In
a
big
future
for
the
Kkhfifld
Mine
at
Topley
are
forming
a
indicate
and
raMng
fund
to
help
frank
Tailor,
the
discoverer
of
the.
proprrty
rontlnue
the
development
and
upenlng
up
of
this
large
body
of
ore.
A
couple
of
meet-lnf,
of
propr'llve
supporter
have
been
held
and
It
N
probable
the
next
meeting
will
tre
the
mailer
takr
i-onrrrte
form
to
allow
local
i-tipllal
a
further
chance
to
evplolt
one
of
the
natural
rrsourccs
"of
the
Itiiikley
Valley.
CANADIAN
PREMIER
MISSES
MRS.
KING
LONDON,
Oct.
26.
Premier
Mackenale
King
apparently
la
regretting
his
lack
of
a
wife.
"I
never
missed
Mr.
King
so
much
In
my
life,"
be
confessed,
at
a
meeting
of
the
International
council
of
women
here.
Lady
Aberdeen,
who
presided
at
th
meeting,
said
Mr.
King
might
feel
that
he
was
being
trapped,
but
the
women
looked
upon
him
as
the
patron
saint
or
th
father
of
the
family
of
them
all.
Archie
Mclnnes,
welt
known
North
Bulkley
rancher,
la
a
business
visitor
In
town.
He
arrived
from
th
Interior
on
last
night's
train
and
is
registered
at
the
Savoy
Hotel,
Boston
Grill
Large
Upstair
Dining
Halt,
with
neWly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
NEW
8O0A
FOUNTAIN,
the
latest
and
best
Tor
the
least:
Prion
467.
""-HI
.,'
?
PRINCE
RUPERT.
B.C
.
TUIJ5DAY
OCTOBER
20,
1928
Circulation
1617
Sale
811
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ait
rrr
a
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nr
a
r
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nrTTi
rrriT
ildest
otorm
in
many
Years
Visits
Maritime
Provinces,
Taking
Life
man
killed
in
Montrealroofs
carried
away
in
Quebec
trestles
and
telephone
poles
collapse
UONTREAL
October
36.
The
provinces
of
Quebec
and
New
Brunswick
experienced
the
hesvlrt
rain
and
windstorm
In
years.
Montreal,
on
man
was
killed
and
thire
otter
peraona
mere
seriously
y
.
vm
m
.w
...
-yiuynj
suiirrra
nesvuy.
in
Wiieoec
wlty
arrted
away
steel
trestles,
telcgrsph
pole
and
thousanda
of
tree
-
down,
many
district
being
without
light
last
night,
llundreda
of
its
were
either
piled
on
the
beach
or
earned
down
tbe
river
New
Brunswick,
the
heavy
rain
caued
the
river
to
Tint
rapidly.
aom
r-?dertcton
being
under
water.
E
CRASHED
HAL
BUT
RECORD
NT
HF.K
Hill
SR
K
RFMC
MOVRD
j
-
tt
t
V
U
t
a
a
.!
kl'i.
Ultll
t
W-
a
a
a.
.aaaava.
.
.
n
mkkow
r.nvxn:
is
u-
ivt
is
i.n
iiiiaw
'
iokm
MiiKinv
movement
I
...A
on
26
Oerald
timllX
t
n
the
Seattle-Victoria
srr
itt
crashed
la
I
m
pliv
corning
The
machine
got
4
-
I
UW
IIUUIUI
CM
muuN
C.-cr.'
resident
on
Rupert
Street
:j
part
Of
the
senator
er.ausly
hurt,
The
machlnv
..imaged.
r
landing
In
the
dining
roox
the
window
picking
dead
i
:f
the
plant-
aald
air.
xn
aaw
the
seaplane
j
iv
wn
toward
the
house,
a
cratb
and
lb
machine
"
:.t
of
me
and
landed
with
ipplng
aound
right
on
the
It
waa
upalde
down.
-.
escape
U
little
abort
of
ih
sweeping
wing
of
the
bt
3
wuhln
a
few
inche
of
her
:?a
It
ttruck
the
houae
and
'
unaahlng
the
window
at
her
NSATIMIN
SOUTH
AFRICA
('(:T.
IUXIINh
AM
ClltlKMtN
II'
MlhlVlll.T
KlltTV
IV
'ikii:ht
At
ntitriMO
ACTIOXS
fC"twta.t
M-a
a
li..l
&.n-
ba
been
caued
by
the
relgna-r
Dan
Ooets
aa
chairman
of
the
:il!t
Party
of
Klmberley
of
wnlctt
"'i
Hfrunv
ia
in,
isnr.
iiuru
1
'Ined
the
aouth
African
Partr
Oeneral
Smuta.
former
premiei.
protest
against
Itortrogl
attempt
Orunt
the
rmmlti"
hv
arredlnff
Africa
from
the
Emnlre.
Ooet
m
he
will
do
all
tmulble
to
creata
'f'ter
undemanding
between
the
'an
and
Dutch
people.
G
DIAMOND
THEFT
TOLEDO
i:
YoiTHH
iii:i.ii:vi:i
to
iivu'
thi.i;x
m;.MS
ihom
iai.i:s-
MAN'S
TKl'.NKN
iu.
i
jir
inn-
oi
tw,-orth
of
net
diamond
was
reported
"day
by
Jack
Klovllle.
a
New
York
nond
sleaman.
The
police
havo
"ed
Uiat
three
young
men
went
to
Union
Station
here
on
Sunday
and
"
uvu
lor
iviovuiea
iruu-
'I-
contained
the
gema.
When
the
Rmn
presented
the
checks
today
told
that
the
trunk
had
been
'""d.
The
trunk
were
traced
to
n
'"own
hotel
but
they
were
minus
diamonds,
WINNirm.
Oct
26
-The
rncrtwi
dtmand
by
taatem
markeU
for
Brttun
Columbia
halibut
)
reaultlng
In
what
1
lmot
a
tecord
fuh
morement
over
the
line
of
the
Canadian
National
,
ratlaa)
from
Prince
Rupert,
according
1
to
C.
A.
Cunningham,
general
auprrtn
i
Undent
of
Canadian
National
Eipreai
I
In
Wratern
Canada.
During
the
put
four
day
fifty
re
frtgerttor
car
areragtng
twenty-fire
thousand
pound
of
flah
each
hate
pawed
through
Winnipeg
en
route
to
the
market
In
Chicago,
Toronto.
Montreal,
nokton.
New
Tork
and
other
large
eastern
centre.
Ten
more
car
are
now
on
their
way
from
Prince
Rupert
and
fifteen
more
were
loaded
at
that
port
yesterday
The
caleh
of
halibut
In
the
fishing
water
of
the
British
Columbia
coa;
ha
been
most
satisfactory
this
sran
the
figures
tor
the
month
of
September
show
that
3.OR7.000
pound
sof
halibut
rre
unloaded
at
the
Prince
Rupe:t
dock,
TWO
COMMITTEES
ARE
APPOINTED
AT
CONFERENCE
LONDON.
Oct.
28.
The
Impir.al
Con
ference
set
up
two
committee
on
ilon-dsY.
one
committee
of
prime
minister
to
deal
with
inter-Imperlat
relations
and
the
other,
under
the
chairmanship
or
Col.
Amery.
secretary
of
tate
for
Do
minion
affalra.
to
deal
with
ttfe
question
of
Empire
communication.
FRIEDA
HEMPEL
TOJMARRY
AGAIN
BERLIN.
Germany.
Oct.
38,
Frieda
Hrmpel.
the
famous
prima
donna,
will
soon
marry
August
llecicscher.
the
New
York
city
financier,
well
known
for
hi
philanthropic
enterprise.
Mis
Hem-pel
waa
granted
a
divorce
from
William
B.
Khn
a
ahort
time
ago.
The
alnger
and
the
financier
have
been
friend
for
xii..
iimhwI.
Is
at
present
at
Carlsbad.
Germany.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Bid.
Asked.
fc
ml'
Wheat
-
B.C.
Silver
.'.8
Con.lldted
30.00..
1U
lM
Dunaell
"
Glacier
.
30
Ja
Gladstone
3"00
Granby
How.
Bound
U
Indian
Marmot
-07
Premier
200
J",
09
.00
U
Porter-Idaho
Sliver
Crest
m
',u
Rlclunond
MUCH
GRAIN
MOVING
NOW
III
Lk
III
IT
tlOIMl
EAMT,
IIOMCt
tU.
ACtOKIUM.
II)
C.V.K,
Ktl'OKT
WINNIPEG,
Oct
25
-The
grain
load-Ing
report
of
the
Canadian
National
Raltwav
Issued
today
covering
Saturday
and
Sunday
ahow
a
slight
decrease
a
compared
with
the
previous
week
end.
On
Saturday
grain
marketeo
tctalled
1.471.000
busr.eU
and
graln
loaded
1423
cart
with
1.347.000
buiheli
Ura.'n
la
storage
at
country
t
levator
on
Saturday
amounted
to
bushels,
an
Increase
of
U4XW0
bushels
Cars
of
grain
In
transit
to
the
Lakt-head
on
Saturday
were
4..B33
and
on
Sunday
4.097.
Cars
arriving
at
Lake-head
on
Saturday
were
851
and
oi
Sunday
418.
Cars
unloaded
at
Lakehead
on
Sat
urday
were
1j073
and
on
Sunday
818.
Cars
on
hand
at
Lakehead
on
8at
urday
were
1.697
and
on
Sunday
1729
Boat
cleared
during
the
weekend
numbered
10
with
SJ43.OO0
bushels.
Nine
boat
are
due
to
arrive
and
twi
wcte.
toad:ng.
Car
of
grain
loaded
at
EdmonaVti
numbered
304
and
cars
arriving
at
Van.
ccuver
were
83
with
73
unloading
Cart
on
hand
at
Vancouver
numbered
13
and
car
in
transit
to
Edmonton
ana
Vancouver
numbered
1.-17
on
Saturdaj
and
on
Sunday.
There
are
now
3,398.000
bushels
of
grain
In
stock
at
Vaucouvu-.
AT
PRIM
E
Ut
rtKT
Car
of
grain
arriving
at
Prince
Rupert
number
37
and
the
unloading!
number
42.
There
are
81
cars
on
hanci
at
Prince
Rupert
and
grain
In
stosge
amounts
to
167.000
bushels.
Car
In
transit
to
Prince
Rupert
numbered
SOa
on
Saturday
and
333
on
Sunday.
WOULD
HAVE
BLOWN
HALF
THE
CITY
UP
no
mii
mi
mi
i
Ltixu:
of
m:.v
MIKK
(OI
KT
HOlE
TOHAY
NEW
YORK.
Oct.
38
A
bomb
which
exDcrt
declared
contained
sufficient
dynsmlte
to
blow
up
a
big
section
ol
BsgfgfBsBBIiaBHgfgBBsS
PARTY
LINES
Nothing
Develops
to
Suggest
ARE
BREAKING
Settlement
of
Coal
Strike
in
LlQl'OK
C
ONTROL
lt
K
IN
ONTARIO
el.
several
ix.w
e
7iieik
u.ii:k-
iagrmtaLs
iot
meeim;
a?
wntcn
in-1
Bitter
Parliamentary
Dibate
LONDON.
October
26
Parliament
debated
the
coal
situation
all
Monday
ou"
aoiaiaS
uevn-ieu
w
suggra.
an
eariy
suemen.
oi
me
aupu.e.
TORONTO,
Oct.
26
Foltowjig
the
j
peulng
of
the
Conservative
campaign
Ini
Ll9yd
George
severely
criticized
the
government
for
servility
toward
the
tCcmptvUlc
by
Premier
O.
H.
Ferguson
mine
owners
which
be
declared
had
prevented
the
embracing
of
freunt
ofen-;ast
night
leader
o.'
th?
Con
terra
ti
ve.
!
Ing
for
peaceful
agreement.
Uberal
and
Pr.g-esa.ve
fixer
In
the!
Premier
Baldwin
defended
the
government
and
blamed
the
obstinacy
of
a--l
.u
ridings
tTday
are
e
m?Utlnj
ax-the
pr,
who
had
rejected
the
governmenfa
every
proposaL
The
Premier
de-
clared
that
any
further
attempts
by
the
government
to
bring
about
a
settlement
would
be
useless.
Liberal
and
Labor
members
hotly
at-f
tacked
the
government
for
banning
the
miners'
meetings,
ruch
action
only
the
situation.
Ihey
claimed
that
tended
to
aggravate
INSISTS
THAT
HE
SAW
MEMBERS
IN
HOUSE
WERE
DRUNK
LONDON.
Oct
26.-Called
to
book
U
Parliament
today
fcr
recent
allegations
Uu.t
he
had
seen
member
drunk
in
the'
House
of
Commons.
Dr.
Alfred
Salter.
Labor
member,
not
only
declined
to
withdraw
the
charge
but
repeated
U.
Considerable
discussion
of
the
allegation
was
heard
in
the
House
y
ester
-
jday
but
a
Salter
was
absent.
Hon.
Winston
Churchill
ordered
adjournment
to
permit
Salter
to
explain.
-
Today
the
Labor
member
reiterated
the
statement
that
"b
.had
seen
many
members
drunk"
and
that
"frequently
debates
became
noisy
because
some
one
taking
part
had
lost
through
drink,
his
power
of
self
control."
Slv
FISH
ARRIVALS
American
IVuts
Sold
m.OOO
Found
of
Halibut
Today
Six
American
boat
with
a
total
catch
of
173,000
pounds
of
.halibut
sola
their
catches
this
morning
at
the
exchange
with
prices
riglng
from
14.40c
to
18.50c
for
first
class
fish
and
from
8c
to
9c
for
seconds.
The
following
Is
the
list:
Orient.
23.000
to
Atlln"
Fisheries.
Explorer
35.000
to
Atlin
Fisheries.
Msjestlc
24.000
to
Cold
Storage.
Radio
43.000
to
Booth.
Wizard
42.000
to
Pacific.
Eureka
6.000
to
Booth.
WEATHER
REPORT
(Oovemment
Telegraphs.
8
am.)
Temp.
Prince
Rupert
Cloudy,
southeast
'
wind
58
Terrace
Cloudy,
calm,
heavy
rain
during
night
Rsswood
Cloudy,
calm
Alyansh
Showery,
calm
.
Hazelton
Cloudy,
calm
Smlthers
Part
cloudy,
calm
.
.
Burns
Lake
Part
cloudy,
calm
Constable
Lance
Potterton
of
Steweri
arrived
on
the
Cardena
this
morning
escorting
Edward
Wagner
who
has
beek-
commlttel
to
stand
trial
on
a
charge
of
false
pretenses.
The
accused
will
appear
before
Judge
Young
for
election.
CALL
IS
ISSUED
FOR
CONVENTION
VIVE
IIINIUIKH
AMI
SIXTY
CONSERVATIVES
ARE
ENTITLED
TO
AT-TENII
CONVENTION
NEXT
MONTH
VANCOUVER.
Oct.
26.
An
official
rail
to
the
Conservative
convention
which
will
be
held
in
Kamloopa
on
November
23,
24
and
35,
mainly
for
the
purpose
of
choosing
a
permanent
provincial
leader,
has
been
mailed
to
the
various
organisations
throughout
British
Columbia.
Regarding
the
basis
of
representation,
the
notice
aays
that
each
constituency
1
entitled
to
elect
ten
delegates.
In
addition
to
aenator
.and
elected
and
defeated
candidates
at
the
last
provincial
and
federal
elections.
In
alt,
a
total
of
560
are
entitled
to
attend.
The
principle
of
pooling
has
been
adopted
with
rrepect
to
transportation
costs.
FIRST
GRAIN
SHIP
LEAVES
AIIEX
MARl
SAILS
THIS
AFTERNOON
fOR
f.K,
IK
CONTINENT
Villi
I
Kl'
AT
ELEVATOR
The
"K"
line
freighter
Aden
Maru.
first
steamer
to
load
grain
at
this
port
will
sail
from
the
elevator
this
afternoon
for
the
United
Kingdom
via
San
Pedro
and
the
Panama
CanaL
The
Telfuku
Maru.
lining
completed,
moved
down
to
the
elevator
this
afternoon
to
start
loading.
She
should
get
away
for
the
UX.
or
continent
about
next
Sunday.
The
steamer
Tofuku
Msru.
thlrt
steamer
to
load,
grain
tthls,
port,
will
not
arrive
until
November
1.
The
vessel
was
originally
reported
due
today.
A
total
of
ninety
cars
of
wheat
arrived
at
the
elevator
since
yesterday
morning
33
yesterday
afternoon
and
57
during
the
night.
Sixty
cars
are
due
within
the
next
twenty-four
hour.
EDMONTON
WILL
SEND
DELEGATE
CITY
WILL
HE
REPRESENTED
HERE
AT
COMING
U
NCTION,
SAYS
MAYOR
BLaTCHFOHU
EDMONTON.
Oct.
25.
Sending
of
a
city
council
delegate
to
Prince
Rupert
to
observe
-the
development
of
the
port
and
facilities
for
grain"
handling
will
be
recommended,
aays
Mayor
Blatchford.
The
Importance
of
the
'city
council
being
represented
was
emphasized
when
a
delegation
from
the
board
of
trade,
composed
of
President
C.
O.
Robson.
F.
W.
Doherty
and
Secretary
John
Blue,
met
the
mayor
on
Wednesday
afternoon.
The
party
will
leave
thl
week
tor
Prince
Rupert.
DISASTER
WAS
MORE
TERRIBLE
SIX
Hl'MIRED
KILLED.
THOl'SAMl
MAIMED
AND
MISSING.
DAMAGE
SIXTY
MILLION
IX
ARMENIA
LENtNAKIN,
Armenia.
Otober
26.
Fragmentary
report
over
crippled
wire
from
Karakala
and
other
ruined
towns
In
the
area
laid
waste
by
the
earthquake
a.
the
week-end
Indicate
that
the
loss
of
life
la
even
greater
and
the
havoc
more
widespread
than
was
first
reported.
Latest
estimate
based
on
Incomplete
data
place
the
deaths
a
high
as
sit
hundred
with
a
thousand
maimed
and
missing
and
alxty
million
dollar
toss.
HOUSEHOLDERS
AND
LICENCE
HOLDERS
Thoe
wishing
to
get
on
the
11)27
Voters
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are
minim
lo.
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