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yoL
XVI
No.
2g8.
TAXI
and
Boston
Grill
Ambulance
Service
Anywhere
nt
Anyt'
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KxchnnBC
1
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4
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Ll
"ht
11,,.!.
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nsld.
in
the
House
Adi'ertue
m
the
Dally
Ne'wi.
""'II
'
nerds
y.
was
oeMi4
b)
The
Ubersls
ahatalnmi
Conwlidsted
Eprtr
during
the
past
ft
is
thouch
Liovd
CMorac
dr-
four
rr
had
txaa
the
aublect
of
duty
roiuilr
ne
ared
with
and
al
tai.
the
amount
sarrulng
in
U
-
itum
revenue
lo
the
country
would
have1
been
t:
in
received
a
atnrmy
-
In
the
neigbborhcod
of
tour
million
31
it
Laborus
w;tti
rrt
of
d'jllars.
Mr
RoaeU
mfsrmed
the
eom-
Usldwln
declared
ii
s
mission
in
Jhc
course
of
the
sitting.
J
imldsud
by
hrau
and
'risir
four
year
old
boy
10
DIlDWCn
TA
nCATU
IN
CALIFORNIA
(ILMOUI.ll
IX
IM
MTOKMi
I.A"T
Kilir
Ulllt
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t
Ki
ll
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M'lJIItO
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33
ANGELES,
Dx.
9
-
The
lurmer
'
wn
ftlnce
yawl
'TolHelUa.
r
i
woperty
of
WaUr
Horn
of
?
i
Btiih
as
wrecked
at
the
fojt
1
cr
ikwater
In
8sn
Pedrj
harbir
MINERS
KILLED
it
IN
EXPLOSION
"Aht
m;i;.
mi:n
ih:aii
niow-i
r
at
ri:!r.vAM
mini:
dcitendcd
Into
the
mine.
in
r-RINHETON,
Ind..
Dec.
.At
laal
miners
were
killed
Crly
thU
""''f
bv
m
i.in.ir.n
m
the
Prsll-
m:ne
TOTEM
POLE
CAUSES
TRAFFIC
ACCIDENT
".,"
mill
('Hinrroii
Trnfrr
'r
t'ol-
,lnl
I
,rniie
Jtul
hrcoml
Mrret
T"'
totem
pole
at
the
intersection
of
'
Avenue
and
Second
Street
wai
cue
of
a
traffic
accident
today
ni
trucks
of
Cameron,
ami
Hydo
"lnfer
collided
this
'
nWnlng.
Ap-
Wffntlv
nun
l
k.
...1.1.1.
.
hid-
'fom
the
driver
ot
the
other
by
Pole
The
Cameron
transfer
truck
.
lumed
over
over
and
and
sustained
sustained
soma
""maiis
No
one
was
hurt.
lllle
Irs
nc
iNtbhlu
lUi
TnijClr
lale
iit
KfloD4
ttlillr
Alone
III
lloue
Dobbins,
agrd
4,
caught
fire
from
a
hot
range
and
he
was
ao
seriously
burned
that
lie
died
the
next
day.
2
heu
It
and
tmelve
hfr
j
Mtl,,
n,n,P
fra.knl
In
etrral
:ita
were
torn
trom
'w
p:a
-ea
by
a
wind
of
high
-amt
ta
the
climax
cf
a
day
alarms
throughout
Southern
CALIFORNIA
HAD
REVERE
TEMBLOR
in
llullillng
ut
(
jlflrt
CALEXICO.
Cal..
Dec.
9.
The
alxth
andthest
severe
ot
a
series
of
earthquakes
felt'
here
on
Wednesdsy
shook
the
city
at
9.50
last
night.
WalU
and
chimneys
in
several
buildings
cracked
but
there
was
no
serious
damage
The
shocks
were
accompanied
by
heavy
rainstorm
SURVEY
OF
BAXTER
REVEALS
LITTLE
DAMAGE
rH
Which
Wenl
Aground
In
.Mn-x-lt
Inlrt
lne-lril
ot
Victoria
VICTORIA.
Dec.
9.-8urvey
of
rreiahter-H.
W.
Baxter
made
at
MHett
Inlet
last
week.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Wheat
B.C.
Silver
..
Consolidated
Dunwell
Olsditone
Howe
Sound
Independence
Indian
L.
&.
I
rrrmler
Bllver
Crest
.
Surf
Inlet
.
Richmond
e!y
easy
matter
to
smuggle
poods
from
the
United
States
!i
RESOLUTION
OF
CENSURE
FAILS
ruviia
nilJiwix
It
cool
ami
II
KM
IS
STOHMV
M."IN
the
tho
At
noon
two
hadlea
had
:
pMlflc
salvage
Oompany'a
wharf,
re-
vird
that
Uie
vessel
sustained
prac-
Bid.
Asketl.
1.73
1.75
357.00
1.03
109
'
JO
J-'
'
38.50
40.00,
.08
.08
14
.04
U
.05
.07
1.98
.
1.V9
.05
!i
.06
li
.
.03
w;
.05
U
.00
Shah
of
rcr.la,
he
As
for
the
new
ot
need
a
mussoltnl.
preferring
i
be
own
dictator.
O.
II.
Worthlngton
lu
to
Canada
u
tram
Canada
Into
the
All
the
United
Stales
elected,
W
the
sund
and.
white
there.
Hon.
N.
W.
Thirty
years
ko
XUyor
L.
D.
Taylor
arrived
in
Vancouver
with
the
light
of
a
rislou
in
his
eyes.
Following
the
admonition
of
Horace
Orrcley.
he
came
west,
a
young
man.
with
a
young
tznan'a
determination
to
make
his
for
tune
here.
His
first
venture
was
a
year's
prospecting
,
in
the
Harris
Lake
and
OahIsV
country
it
mas
probably
here
that
Kr.
Taylor,
or
"L.
D..7
as
he
!ls
affectionately
called,
learned
the
lm-
K.a.iAin.-A.
ur
.
"-"
,
port,
nce
0f
,
full
dinner
pall.
aiune
m
in
...
-
A
vear
of
follovin.
the
gleam
In
I
rcaidrnce
here
in
hU
nightdress.
Francis
dreiaea
hlm
.e,ilt
,
mining
career
and
he
spent
the
next
year
In
ftevelstoke
as
a
freight
checker
for
the
C-PJl.
With
the
working
inin'i
angle
well
fixed
In
his
heart
and
an
ever-wldenlr.g
faith
In
the
future
ot
i
the
west,
wucre
ne
saw
unnmiira
po-
ylbllltlea
for
industrial
and
commercial
expansion,
"L
D."
returned
to
Vancou
ver
wherr
!ie
Joined
the
business
staff
of
the
Vancouver
Dally
Province.
Here
hlk
versatility
stood
him
in
good
tutn
for
seven
years,
and
an
unerring
"nose
for
ncwa,"
combined
with
a
rare
genius
for
executive
administration
led
him
to
acquire,
in
1908.
"The
Dally
World.'
The
Tower
Building
was
one
ot
his
enterprises
at
this
time.
In
1900
Mr.
Taylor
served
on
the
License
Commission,
and
on
the
Liquor
Board
In
1901
and
1903.
His
first
election
as
mayor
ot
Vancouver
was
1J
1910.
and
M
was
followed
by
re.
election
In
1911.
In
1912,
Mayor
Tay
tor
was
defeated
In
the
mayorallty
ramnalsn.
only
to
be
re-elected
in
1915.
With
a
record
majority.
Mr.
Taylor
was
again
elected
mayor
of
Vancouver
In
1934,
.
'
"A
full
dtrmer
pall"
was
"L.
D.'s'
slcean
In
1910,
Better
wages,
better
ucally
no
damage
when
she
grounaca
,
living
apnuuious,
wltz,
merchant,
the
third
candidate
hardly
figured
In
the
contest.
Thi
will
be
Mayor
Taylor's
sixth
term
as
he
mas
mayor
In,
1910.
1911.
1915,
1925
J
ibd
1026.
I
FINAL
CO!
NT
,
The
final
gaunt
in
the
mayoralty
contrat
was
as
folio
s:
I
1
L.
D.
Taylcr
11.092
Dr.
Vorthlngtn
4
,540
Lout!
Kublnowttz
201
Tajnora
tnajemy.
omt.
plurality,
o.-
sitting
aldermen
WorUUngtan.
were
re-
tm
fmTv
taw
n.an
tAlniv
X
1
J.
Levin,
wcrrtarr
of
the
Oonsolt-
,Piul
who
was
lected
In
Ward
SU
to
dale
Kaporon'
Oar
pari
tioo.
occupied
suocred
Aid.
Tfctre
was
the
record
total
role
for
Rowu.
K
C.
oMuasti
tr
the
ownmls-
mayor
of
15,853
Man.
produced
a
Urfl
number
of
checks
All
the
meaey
bylaws
amounting
to
payable
to
cah
ana
ffrtaUng
a
eon-
over
two
million
dollars
were
carried
idersMe
sun
which
the
alters
said
with
one
exception.
The
bylaw
to
be
was
una
to
spteia.
There
was
provide
for
the
purchase
of
a
triangle
also
a
note
aaaosMthK
to
110
00
and
it
Kujltsh
Bay
for
S55.000
faUed
of
piiwf
w
(wacvv
fiwiwn
m
(ivuu
passage.
4
De
9
The
reaoHiUon
t
Uon
of
Levin
tailed
to
efuOdae
tot
.,
government
MHey
It!
Just
what
purpue
it
used.
An
,xe
which
vm
,
,AM
LO
M
ATIUN
ENI-OKM-II
'
1
The
lters
raderml
thC
proposed
by
:tm
ui
spprosimaMy
iWOOO
vu
on
J
..uo,,
tm
South
Vancopvet
..:
the
1..'.
labeUed
campaign
roads.
p.nt
Q
.....
-
,
,.,
If
trnnu
shlpwnu
oX
Ikjuof
by
the!pnaj
'
Twoi
new
school
trustees
were
elected
r.
L.
Feftowt.
former
e4ty
engineer,
and
A.
V.
Lofting.
Trustee
Prescott
was
defeated.
greater
opportune
ties
for
the
worklngman,
Jectlvea
today.
TOLMIE
MAY
RUN
are
his
ob-
IN
NORTH
OKANAGAN
VICTOniA,
Dec.
9.WI11
S.
Y.
new
leader
of
the
Trovlnclal
Con-
Bcrvatlvca,
run
in
North
Oksnaganf
A.
O.
Cochrane,
who
represented
the
riding
tor
two
years,
died
last
week
The
Tory
leader
was
offered
the
seat
of
T.'
O.
Coventry,
Saanlch,
but
if
he
eould
stand
for
North
Okanagan
second
by-election
would
not
be
re
quired,
Dr.
Tolmle
Is
now
at
Ottawa
to
at'
tend
the
session
ot
the
House
of
Com
mons.
so
no
statement
ot
his
Intention!
can
be
secured
for
several
days.
ARE
EATING
HUMAN
FLESH
TIIIMiK
HAVE
COME
TO
TEKItl-1U.E
PASS
IS
CIIIM:sE
CITY
PEKIN,
lire.
9.
The
ul;it
loll
of
sliinfii,
rupllal
of
Mieiul
prut
lure.
Is
IiiijIiij
and
entlng
hiinun
floli
to
nurd
off
Man
at
Ion
it
a
rc-u!t
of
being
besieged
for
months
In
factional
fighting,
umirillng.
to
ori
rrc-rlird
here.
The
xtreet
are
Mrewn
wllh
drml
and
natltrv
Hre
robbed
of
all
food
otulft
liv
the
solillcrv
.
ioc.
hori-eo,
millet
and
eten
frrtlllirr
I'
bring
ralm,
ORISTONIS
NOW
ARRESTED
w
It
MHO
.UW
IX
Mi
l'IIEItsOX
-CASH
111
ISO
IIKOl
tlllT
TO
I.OS
ANtlEM.K
HARRISBURO,
Penn.,
Dec.
9
Kenneth
Ormlstou,
who
Is
wanted
In
Los
Angeles
In
connection
with
the
Atmre
McPherson
case,
was
arrested
in
a
rooming
house
here
last
night.
He
la
to
be
taken
to
Chicago
th)s
morning
and
will
later
go
to
Los
Angeles.
The
former
Angelus
Temple
radioman
has
resided
here
two
months
and
was
l'OUT
Alt
Till
It
WINS
PORTLAND.
Dec.
9Port
Arthur,
world's
amateur
champions,
defeated
the
Portland
Rosebuds
7
to
2
last
night.
The
shark
40
yards
long,
seen
by
Italian
fishermen
In
the
Adriatic
may
have
belonged
to
the
same
family
as
Jonah's
whnlc.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PRINCE
RPEKT,
D.C.,
THURSDAY,
DECEMBER
9,
192C
.
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.wnawaViBRMaiBwJBBVa&l
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TMajiaaB
lVflaBBVBBBaBaH
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BENJAMIN
PIRNELL
King
David
being
arrested
by
Michigan
state
police
He
l
head
of
the
"House
of
David"
aad
is
charged
with
seduction.
Japanese
Freighter
Seine
Mam
in
Trouble
in
Pacific
Ocean;
Storm
Reported
to
be
General
TOKIO,
December
9
The
Japanese
freighter
Seine
Maru.
bound
from
Vancouver
to
Yokohama,
sent
out
a
distress
call
today
saying
she
was
caught
in
a
storm
off
Nemuro
Hokkaido
Island
and
was
in
a
dangerous
condition
with
her
rudder
broken.
The
steamer
Wieu
Maru
is
hurrying
to
her
assistance.
The
Seine
Maru
carries
a
crew
of
thirty.
The
storm
is
general
over
the
Pacific.
From
the
north
to
the
south
of
Japan
several
ships
have
been
badly
buffetted
by
the
gale.
The
Japanese
gunboat
Tone,
en
route
to
Shanghai,
lost
both
masts
and
drifted
all
night
with
her
wlrelea
.
.
disabled.
She
regained
her
course
the
tint
morning
Sixty
fishermen
arc
re
ported
misting
along
the
Hokkaido
coast.
BOATS
SAIL
AND
ARRIVE
.MLKiEN
MAKi;
I.EIT
Tills
MOKNINO
iok
iMTi.ii
KixdiioM
And
COXTINENT
YOSEK1C
AMI
YPHES
MAKI'
in:
in;
One
'grain
boat
sailed
and
two
ar
rived
today
at
the
port
of
Prince
Ru
pert.
The
Suzuki
line
steamer
Meigen
Maru,
Capt.
Suglyama,
having
com
pleted
loading
260.385
bushels
about
midnight,
cleared
at
7.30
tor
the
United
Kingdom
or
continent.
The
vessel
waa
taken
out
by
Capt.
Larry
Thomscn
as
far
as
Triple
Island
where
.ihe
set
her
course
for
the
Panama
Canal.
The
vessel
wUl
probably
coal
at
one
ot
the
ports
on
the
Atlantic
seaboard
before
crossing.
This
morning
at
4
o'clock
the
Bank
Hue
freighter
Yoscrlc
of
Olasgow
ar
rived
In
port
via
Union
Bay
from
Van
couver
here
she
had
been
unloading
raw
sugar
at
the
B.C.
Sugar
Refinery
The
vessel
went
on
berth
at
the
ele
vator
at
8'clock
to
commence
loading.
Se
will
probably
get
away
for
the
United
Kingdom
or
continent-
early
next
week.
The
Yoncrlc,
which
limped
nto
Victoria
on
November
23
with
hei
uel
supply
exhausted
after
having
en-'ountered
severe
storms
while
coming
rrom
Australia,
was
,
brought
up
the
.past
by
Capt.
McNeill
of
the
Federal
PUotl
of.
British.
Columbia.
The
Buxukl
ltpe.
frelshter
Yprcs
Maru,
Capt.
Suiukl,
arrived
ln
port
early
this
afternoon
from
.the
Orient
after
a
stormy
trip
across
tt
Be
Pacific
Ocean,
more
particularly
when
Hearing
this
coast.
The
vessel
was
met
at
Triple
Island
by
Capt.
Thomson
who
had
gone
out
on
the
Meigen
Maru.
She
1
going
to
the
dry
doc
this
afternoon
lor
fumigating
and
lining,
after
which
she
will
move
down
to
the
elevator.
The
"K"
line
freighter
Klfuku
Maru
)
due
tomorrow
afternoon
from
Japan
to
load
wheat
here.
It
wu
aunounced
ttiU
morning
at
Circulation
1516
8aln
431
i
s
TO
C1XAX
Ot
T
14-
PI
KATES
NEST
4
HOXO
KONG.
Dec.
9.
The
Nationalist
government
at
Can-
ton
has
accepted
an-
pffer
of
J
i.
British"
cp-operatlon
to
clean
out
pirates"
nesu
on
ue
coast.
Cuiton
pstelsls
have
outlined
a
4
plan
for
accomplishing
the
task.
Krported
to
Hate
Been
Taken
by
III;
Company
4
An
event
of
Importance
to
the
Mar
PREMIER
HAS
OPTION
IN
MARMOT
SECTION
Mfltln
Croup
Adjoining
Porter
Idaho
mot
section
of
the
Stewart
mining
camp
occurred
this
week
when
the
remler
Gold
Mining
Company
took
an
option
on
the
Melvln
group
ot
five
claims,
adjoining
the
Porter
Idaho
Croup
on
the
west,
and
owned
by
Mr.
and
Mrs.
N.
H.
Stevens,
ot
Hyder.
says
the
Portland
Canal
News.
The
terms
of
the
deal
are
not
made
public,
but
:t
Is
known
that
a
substantial
cash
payment
was
made
to
hold
the
ground
subject
to
confirmation
of
the
deal
by
the
head
office
In
New
York
City.
Seven
veins
In
aU
have
been
dis
closed,
and
assays
show
that
the
values
carried
are
principally
in
gold,
the
ore
differing
In
this
respect
from
most
of
that
found
on
the
north
fork
of
the
Marmot,
which
runs
to
sliver
and
lead.
MOTORSHIP
NORCO
IS
NOW
REPAIRED
Job
Finished
and
Vfwl
Is
Resuming
llrr
Itriular
Nervier
to
Ketchikan
.
The
American
freighter
MS.
Norco,
ex-TUlamook,
damaged
recently
when
she
struck
a
rock
near
Ketchikan,
has
been
repaired
at
Seattle
and
resumed
her
regular
run
from
Vancouver
to
Ketchikan
on
Tuesday.
The
service
given
by
the
Norco
has
been
made
by
MS.
Beljlngham
since
the
Norco
was
injured.
The
Belting-
CONFESSES
THAT
HE
KILLED
MRS:
MONKS,
WIDOW
IN
SEATTLE
'
SEATTLE,
Dec.
9
nvme
of
James
Ford,
rd.
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
Phone
457.
.Prfc?
Five
Onts
MELODRAMA
AT
HKTOMH
UFA
RING
TAYLOR
DOUBLES
VOTE
OF
OPPONENTS
IN
VANCOUVER
Consolidated
Secretary
Takes
Stand
but
Fails
to
Make
Explanations
contributions
to
campaign
funds
disclosed
to
commission
in
Vancouver
YW'tOt'VKR,
l'eicmlxr
'.
-
Material
for
a
melodrama
de
ti
Wednesday's
sitting
of
the
customs
commission.
There
r
'enous
code
telegrams
for
which
witncues
absolutely
fyrnish
the
key.
There
was
talk
of
liquor
running
by
auto-..
;
ta
rass
the
border
with
offers
of
return
cargoes
of
macHine
w
Iransjwrtetl
to
China.
There
were
details
of
checks
and
'
;
with
items
of
many
thousands
of
dollars
labelled
for
cam
a
.:
Finally,
there
was
evidence
which
indicated
it
was
a
TAYLOR
GETS
BIG
MAJORITY!
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MARGIN
III'
OVER
K.tKMi
AIIOYE
Kit.
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iv
vision
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ELECTION'
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'
diction
here
yesttrday
with
a
majority.
i
of
more
tbau
tlx
thousand
over
Aid.
'
Louis
Rubliioa-
Furious
Storm,
Like
of
Which
Unknown
in
Years,
Sweeps
Alaska
CORDOVA,
December
9.
A
tempest
yesterday
swept
the
Bering
Sea
and
Aleutian
Islands
and
neither
of
the
two
watchmen
of
the
Pacific
American
Fisheries
Co.'s
cannery
at
Squaw
Harbor
In
ihe
Aleutians
have
been
seen
since
the
storm
started
on
Tuesday.
St.
Paul
Island
reported
the
highest
wind
iri
years
in
the
district
known
as
the
Seat
of
hurricanes
as
violent
as
those
in
any
part
of
the
world.
Navy
radio
stations
here
are
informed
that
the
wind
at
Unga
wrecked
the
cannery'
and
wharf.
Spray
flew
all
over
the
village
as
tlie
mighty
wavss
smaihed
up
on
the
"
'
bearh.
,
Abnormally
high
tide
resulted
In
the
flooding
of
the
wharf
at
Dutch
Harbor.
BZLL1NGI1AX1.
Dei.
9.
-OfiiCC
-t
the
:
Pacific
American
Fisherlej
Co.
aiid
y:s-terday
(hit
damage
to
the
plant
at
j
Bquaw
Harbor
was
not
l'.kely
as
the
place
'was
practically
landlocked.
INSURANCE
OF
FISHING
BOATS
MEETING
Of
VE.-SEL
OWNEKS
AMI
I'MltKW
KITLKS
WAS
HELD
LIST
NIGHT
IX
CITY
COUNCIL
CIIAMBEK
To
consider
-the
proposition
of
Injuring
all
boats
belonging
to
members
ii
the
Association
and.
If
possible,
oo-.aln
lower
rates
for
protection,
there
-as
a
well
attended
meeting
last
night
n
the
city
council
chamber
ot
the
dlan
Halibut
Fishing
Vessel
Owners'
Association.
The
chair-'-was
-taken
by
George
W.
Ntckerson
arid
a
discussion
lasting
about
half
an
hour
ensued.
Insurance
representatives
present
were
W.
H.
McCallua,
Theo.
Collart
and
E.
C.
G
.boons.
No
definite
plan
was
reached
but
another
meeting
will
be''
held
In
January
when
the
question
will
be
fur-
her
explored
and
tenders
tor
Insurance
received.
PROSPECTS
FOR
NORTHSPLENDID
HON.
T.
II.
PATTILLO
GIVES
OPTIMISTIC
impressions'
OX
KE-Tl'KX
TO
V1CTOHIA
VICTORIA,
Dec.
9.
"Prospects
for
Northern
British
Columbia
were
never
brighter
than
they
are
now,
aa'.d
Hon.
T.
D.
Pattullo.
minister
ot
land),
on
his
return
from
Prince
Rupert
yesterday.
"Prince
Rupert
Is
cn
the
map
now
as
a
Canadian
grain
port.
Thirty
ships
will
have
loaded
there
before
spring.
Not
only
will
the
grain
business
expand
but
It
wUl
develop
other
trans-Pacific
business
through
that
port
to
the
Orient.
"The
people
In
the
north
are
optimistic
today
over
the
future.
They
know
they
can
count
on
stexdy,
systematic
development
In
the
period
Immediately
ahead."
OLD
KLONDYKER
ENDS
HIS
LIFE
JOHN
GRAY.
AG
Ml
73.
FOUND
IlVING
IX
STKEET
Al'TEK
TIIHOWIMI
HIMSELF
FROM
HOTEL
W
IN
HOW
"--
-"vUu,
Ul,u.,
PORTLAND,
Dec.
9.
A
Klondyker
of
S3O.000
pounds
ot
frozen
halibut
and
,
the
,
go,d
nuh
John
Qr
ended
salmon
from
Ketchikan
tor
the
Cana-j,
he
yMterday
ar,d
WM
found
dlan
Fishing
Company
warehouse
there,
j
dT,n8
oa
the
,tret,
e,ow
the
hoM
room
window
from
which
a
rope
tied
to
his
bed
dangled.
In
his
room
was
a
d'ary
containing
these
words;
This
la
my
last
night
In
Portland.
Olid
and
silver
money
is
all
hoarded
up
and
paper
money
has
taken
Its
plase
In
the
old
dsys
gone.
My
name
Is
John
Gray.
I
-A
man
giving
the
''T
Bd
rf
Zn
aged
31.
walked
V,U
W
mwV
X
M
WLV.Z
.
Into,
police
headquarters
today
and
dC'
clared
that
he
killed
Mrs.
Florence
F.
Monks,
wealthy
'widow,
whose
body
was
found
In
her
Seattle
home
November
23.
railway
offices
that
193
cars
were
now
under
load
from
the
prairies
tor
this
port.
Thirty-four
carloads
arrived
overnight
'at
the
elevator
leaving
65
still
on
the
division,
Advertise
In
the
Dally
News.
KEYSHIP
IN
GREAT
LAKES
BLOCKADE
IS
SET
FREE
YESTERDAY
SAULT
8TE.
MARIE,
Dec.
9-The
steamer
Oenersl
Oarretsou,
considered
the
"key-ship'1
In
the
blockade
of
101
downbound
grain
vessels
locked
In
by
the
Ice
Jam.
waa
released
yesterday,