5
1NG
illd
fir
TAXI
and
Ambulance
Service)
.
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
n
.ii
il
and.
Excnango
nuiiaing.
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
FAT
ITr.K
III'
I
IVMIIV
III!
IT
SOUTH-
1-tMl
1'I.AIMt
IMM(li:
IKOM
t
triT.ti.iHT
or
.kii:u
(IKI.dON
ATTtE
Oct
23.
The
yacht
Weat-
.;waed
br
Camnbell
Church,
a
-'
of
Eugrne,
Oregon,
has
been
-l
undnr
libel
by
the
marshal
on
'
'.1
Capt
Bnydtr,
mailer
of
tha
-resael,
Northland.
Bnjrder
aaseru
that
he
spent
:
w
houra
m
April
to1ng
the
-ard
which
was
dUabled
In
the
'I
if
Alaska.
Intn
rvmtrnllvr
nv
near
a
H
aaki
the
court
to
award
"
'age
fee.
:
yacht
aboard
of
which
were
lei
who
were
taking
motion
pic-
f
and
hunting
big
game
lait
spring
l
nimm.i
I.
......
.
iiiMn
llfH
HATIRTTT
IS
SOLD
TODAY
n
kiioom:uh
hisiom:ii
or
sol.-
nn.MIt
,T
I'lNII
KXt'llAMIK
TOIIAV
.
ui
imiioui
catcnea
at
me
rian
r.a
"u
viu
morning,
No
Canadian
.waa
offered
In
the
301,400
pound
-
BVIU,
4I1Q
HII
T
H
ial
WriC
mm
ItCU,
3&.OOA
nimnrla
(n
Pjrlflr'
Flh-
trntt
J
Ann
.
.
11
pound,
to
Booth
Fiihertea.
30.000
poundi,
to
Iloytl
FUh
Co.
,0P.
0,000
pound,
to
Canadian
Hh
om
Storage
Co.
lUvana,
42,000
pounds:
Grayling.
7,'
r"iu
iiar.ei
la.uuu
Dountw,
"
ck,
400
Dounda.
to
Allln
Plaherlei.
'
"cm
ranged
from
14.
le
and
Bo
to
?.
LOCAL
SHRINERS
TO
ATTEND
CEREMONIAL
Ueo.
IMe.
t.
I.
McMillan,
cam
-labour,
anil
A.
.
i:lgr
Oolng
to
Alitor
U
Nobles
O.
D.
Tlte.
J.
P.
McMUlan,
8am
Jabour.
and
A.
W.
Edge,
from
the
city
and
William
Smith
from
Anyoi,
are
leaving
ahortly
for
the
south
where
they
will
attend
the
Shrine
ceremonial
In
Victoria
the
latter
part
ot
the
month.
Nile
Temple
ot
Seattle
and
Olseh
Temple
of
Victoria
are
holding
a
Joint
ceremo
nial
In
the
latter
city
where
the
entire
work
will
be
put
on
by
Nile
Temple
who
hare
chartered
a
special
boat
to
leave
Seattle
on
the
morning
of
October
30.
It
la
eipected
that
over
one
thoue-
and
Shrlnere
from
Seattle
will
be
In
attendance,
and
the
visitors
art
bringing
over
their
own
patrol
and
band.
Thirty-five
candidate
will
be
Inttla
ted
Into
the
mysterlea
of
ahrlnedom,
SHOOTING
ACCIDENT
IN
FISHERMEN'S
HOME
f.lllle
Olrl
AcrUlenUlly
Killed
by
llrt.lltrr
When
I'UjIng
VVItll
Hlfle
SEATTLE,
Oct.
23.
Arthur
Anderson,
aged
twelve,
ahot
and
killed
hla
alater,
I
Dorothy,
aged
ten,
when
playing
with
a
I
...
.1..
.
v.nm
four
miles
from
Premier
Porter
Idaho
Silver
Crest
Surf
Inlet
whltl,
H
tnw
ibr..
'
L
one
ai
Bremerton.
Thursday
night.
The
au-
...
,
V.
XIIV
thorltles
are
seeamg
im
Anderson,
wUO
l
n"'
-J(.r
The
mother
la
In
a
serloua
condition
from
ahock.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
WHEAT
B.
C.
81lver
Dun
ell
Glacier
Gladatono
Indian
Bid,
Aikeil.
1.52
1X0
1.84
1.13
1.15
.05
U
.08
JO
.31
.04
1
-05
2.03
2.04
.00
.09,
.0644
.08
.OIK
W
will
return
to
Dyson
Mr
and
Mrt.
Port
Clement,
on
the
Prince
Charle.
EDMONTON,
Oct.
23.
-
With
454.882
buiiwls
of
grain
already
shipped,
the
crop
movement
from
E..
D.
ic
B.
C
district
thla
season
haa
been
considerably
In
rx:ea
of
the
corresponding
period
In
either
of
the
last
two
year.
Up
to
October
It.
1925.
only
303.979
bushel
had
been
roved,
while
at
the
aame
date
In
ItU,
shipment
amounted
to
but
201.923
bushel.
waim
Of
this
seassn'l
total.
403.776
bushels
trpresenta
shipments
of
wheat,
and
81.-104
bushel,
ihlpment
ot
other
grtln.
Tnat
grain
U
moving
fast
at
the
present
tune
la
Indicated
by
the
fact
that
183.-Oil
buthel
have
been
ahlpped
within
the
past
week.
Oram
in
store
at
elevator
along
the
lint
includes
133
00
bushels
of
wheat
and
27.400
bushels
ot
other
grain.
NO
D
AM
AGE
TO
.
PRINCE
CHARLES
IML
.tKlilW.ll
IIIKi:
LAHT
MOIIT
I
KOM
HUM
WAh
AMIOKE
OX
j
lll
IS
IM
I.KATUV
JMXt
j
&Njf.
ateamer
Prince
Charles.
CapV
Nell
McLean,
which
wsi
aground
la
Mas-sttt
Inlet
tor
a
dsy
on
the
way
from
Vancouver,
to
Prince
Rupert
via
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
arrived
In
port
at
9
20
lat
evening.
The
vessel
la
reported
to
be
undamaged
as
her
contact
was
with
aand
only.'
There
will
probably
be
a
survey
made
of
the
vessel
this
afternoon
but
It
U
expected
she
will
get
away
on
her
return
south
via
the
Island!
on
schedule
time
at
8
o'clock
to
night
The
Prince
Charles'
grounding
occur
red
on
Wednesdsy
at
the
mouth
ot
Del-
katla
Inlet.
A
the
vessel
was
leaving
the
New
Massett
wharf,
the
strong
current
swung
her
around
on
to
the
bar.
AUempJi
were
made
on
Wednesday,
with
the
assistance
of
a
number
of
launches,
to
float
the
boat
but
the
tide
was
falling
fast
and
It
was
not
until
Thursday
atterncon
that
she
floated
on
the
high
tlde
NOVASCOTIA
JUDGES
DIVIDE
r.tx
mam
no
M.t'isiox
ox
stathh
f.M:
MHMITTtll
BY
PKOtlX-(IAI.
UOVrKNMENT
HALIFAX.
Oct
23.
The
Supreme
Court
of
Nova
Scotia
divided
two
to
two
today
on
a
stated
case
submitted
for
decision
aa
to
whether
or
not
membership
in
the
legislative
council
could
be
Increased
at
the
Instance
ot
the
pro
vincial
government
and
whether
or
not
member
ot
the
council
held
appoint
ments
at
the
pleasure
of
the
provincial
government.
Chief
Justice
Harris
and
Mr.
Justice
Chlsholm
upheld
the
contention
ot
the
lsw
officer
of
the
crown
that
member
ship
could
be
Increased
and
thit
coun
cillors
held
their
appointments
at
the
pleasure
of
the
crown.
Mr.
Justice
Mel
Ush
and
I
fr.
Justice
Carroll
dissented
from
this
opinion.
,
The
Judgment
leave
he
question
at
Insue
where
It
was
before
submission
to
the
court.
The
case
win
now
be
transferred
to
the
Supreme
lourt
of
Canada
or
the
privy
couucil.
ISLE
OF
PINES
WAS
SUFFERER
THIRTY-TWO
KILLCIl
AMI
ONE
llt
N-
iiiun
inji
i:ki
ix
wkhmxiavs
m
hkicam:
HAVANA,
Oct.
23.
The
Isle
of
Plnea,
celebrated
tor
Its
grapefruit,
suffered
severely
from
the
hurricane
on
Wednea-day.
Thirty-two
were
killed,
tncludlug
seventeen
Americans,
and
one
hundred
were
Injured,
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PRINCE
RUPERT.
B
C
SATURDAY
OCTOBER
23.
1926.
f
SSSHT
''kS
aajHBBBBBBBBJ
sBaW
iMm
jibibibibikI
gl
ltaK!BstSBlBW
tlBlBlBlBlBlBStttttttt
assVBVsssLaW'
asssssssflssssssssssLs
SIR
GEORGE
POSTER
Is
the
Canadian
representative
at
Geneva.
Hs
It
was
who
objected
to
the
United
States'
fourth
reservation
la
accepting
the
world
court
He
submitted
that
American
consent
for
amending
the
court
statuea
gave
power
without
responsibility
to
the
American
government
more
power
than
the
members
of
the
lesgue
themselves.
Crazed
with
Liquor,
Father
Kills
Three
Daughters
with
Axe
as
They
Were
Sleeping
BROCKTON,
Massachusseta,
October
23.
Crazed
with
liquor.
James
Stod
dard,
a
30-year-old
laborer,
killed
three
young
daughter
with
an
aie
this
morning
as
they
alept.
The
fourth,
awakened
when
her
father
atruck
at
the
alster
sleeping
with
her.
escaped
and
notified
the
police.
Three
girls.
Mildred.
7;
Edna
11:
and
Florence.
13.
apparently
died
Instantly.
The
police
found
Mildred
bodj
In
bed
with
a
rag
doll
atlll
duped
In
the
arms.
Stoddard,
who
haa
a
long
police
record
on
charge
of
Intoxication,
when
arrested,
exclaimed:
"I
have
Just
killed
my
tnree
sua
ana
i
woi
io
gn
u
other
one.
A
hallucination
that
a
former
employer
had
chased
his
children
and
was
going
to
burn
them
made
hunt
-
resolve
to
kill
them
himself.
Stoddard
as
serted
In
a
coherent
narrative.
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
IIXOLISII
I.KAOIE
imioion
i.
Arsenal
6.
The
Wednesday
2.
Aston
Villa
2,
West
Bromwlch
0.
Bolton
2,
Bury
2.
Burnley
2,
Huddersfleld
2.
Cardiff
City
3,
Sunderland
0.
Derby
County
4,
Tottenham
1.
Leeds
1,
Everton
3.
Liverpool
1,
Leicester
0.
Manchester
United
0.
Birmingham
1.
Newcastle
8.
Blackburn
I.
Sh'etrield
0,
West
Ham
2.
DltloUin
11.
Chelsea
2,
Oldham
0.
Bradford
City
1,
Portsmouth
2.
Claptpn
2.
Notts
Forest
2.
Hull
3,
Blackpool
0.
Mlddlesboro
5,
Barn.sley
1.
Notts
County
1,
Swansea
3.
Port
Vale
0,
Manchester
City
2.
Preston
2,
Fulhani
2.
Southampton
3,
Darlington
1.
South
Shields
3,
Grimsby
3.
Wolverhampton
1,
Reading
1.
SCOTTISH
I.K.U11K
lihMiiit
I.
Celtic
6,
Aberdeen
2.
.
1
Cowdenbeath
5,
Hamilton
1.
Dundee
United
2,
Alrdrleonlana
4.
Falkirk
3,
Dundee
1
Hibernians
3,
Clyde
0.
Morton
2,
Rangers
8.
Motherwell
8,
Hearts
1.
Partlck
Thistles
5.
Dunfermline
1.
Queen's
Park
1,
Kilmarnock
0.
St,
Johnstone
0,
St
Mlrren
0.
Miss
Swltzer,
R.N..
and
Miss
Mooney,
R.N
have
arrived
from
Vancouver
to
Join
the
staff
of
the
Prince
Rupert
'Honpltftl,
QUAKE
IN
ARMENIA
HUMIKUIS
KILLEH.
THOISAXUS
1NJIKE1I
AMI
POI'lLACE
IS
IX
PANIC
'
LENIN
AKIN,
Armenia.
Oil.
S3.
-Hundred
of
pern
were
killed.
thoutmnd
Injured,
and
man;
others
were
made
hinele
as
a
reult
of
an
carthiuakr
which
hok
all
Armenia
l.it
night.
Many
,
build-Ingi
In
th
It
place
were
damaged
and
the
population
thrunli
Into
panic.
The
Near
Eat
Kellef
at
New
York
has
been
adlvl,
LOSS
IN
WHEAT
CROP
NOT
LARGE
WINMPMI
Htl'E
PltESS
ItKIHHtTS
'SHOW
CONIHTIONS
TO
BE
MET-TKIt
THAN
WAS
ANTIlii'ATMl
WINNIPEG,
OcV"23f-
j
-
DespltV
contlnu
ous
ferwrMherorr
the
prairies,
the
actual
esitlnithei
whriV
yfellwU
be
re
latively
amall
according
to
nne
"ee
Press
crop
report'
The
newspaper
atates
that
the
analysis
of
report,
while
Indicating
a
serloua
loss-
of
grade,
ahows
"condlttona
on
the
whole
better
than
people
anticipated."
NATIONAL
HSII
HAY.
OTTAWA,
Oct
23.
Canada"
National
Fish
Day
will
be
observed
thla
yiwr
on
Wednesday
October
27.
Circulation
1017
OLE
Sales
311
Boston
Grill
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
The
latest
and
beat
for
the
least.
Phone
S7.
PRICE
FIVE
CiUS
ISTMCT
TELLS
PARLEY
WHAT
CANADA
IS
DOING
TO
AID
BRITISH
COMMERCE
i
n
r
iliiul
iiiur
i
nil
f
Talked
Empire
Trade
at
Friday's
Meeting
LONDON,
October
23.
Ttie
Imperial
Conference
pent
Fridsy
discussing
ra-sns
for
the
stimulating
of
Empire
trade.
The
texts
of
the
Dominion
..
he
will
not
be
available
until
liter.
u:
deratood
that
Pmnter
King
intimated
hU
government
tuul
in
view
;i
extension
and
maintenance
of
Canadian
export
to
Britain.
He!
'
le
-ad
agreement
concluded
with
Auatralla
and
the
Writ
Indies
and
t.
wt
viiiw
v.
liwc
uriarru
udui
ana
oiorr
parui
oi
ill's
r
-le;
King
alio
commented
on
the
Umr
of
moving"
picture
tilma.
predict-
.
trut
lhe
Uie
o
un(tea
statea
film
liii
r
m
i
i
-
-----
-
"
hr
JUM
ui
QUASHES
FINE
.11.
I
...
.
t'.tlV.l
I'V
(Mil
LIUlOK
IOU
i:FOKT
In
Mir
1.1
ii.tv
or
011
unci:
he
iimih
hating
unaealrd
ttquor
In
waa
the
agent
of
Joseph
Vancouver
eiporttng
1
Sherman.
Delltngham.
r.:
:-
liquor
was
aald.
to
ba
c
.
arretted
near
the
Wash-Uary
lest
Aprtt
while
alleg--r-
ag
the
liquor
from
c
uncb,
waa
the
question
dr-Suprrm
Court
yeaterday.
-
-f
Oordon
Hunter
atated
that
f-
-if
Company
waa
allowed
oy
'.
r::nort
llouor.
inded
the
liquor
to
Hyslcp
a
ntinued
Hi
Lordship.
"1
m
i.sw
that
make
htm
an
of-1
there
waa
anything
wrong
;
jwnaaction
that'a
up
to
the
The
conviction
I
qusshed."
ate
of
liquor
that
were
i
m
iirimn
m
r
nrnprwi
in
ebb
IAIN
LluLLO
SEATTLE
YACHT
lessen
In
time
and
that
the
film
of
Britain
and
the
Damlnlona
would
win
Increased
popularity.
Not
until
neat
week
will
the
premier
rapreaa
tbelr
views
on
foreign
policy.
LNOtOII
IIKAIN
roii
Tt
ships
Is
NOW
ON
II
AMI
There
I
now
In
the
elevator
considerably
more
grain
than
u
needed
to
fill
the
Aden
Xtaru
.which
la
now
loading
for
Hamburg.
Oermany.
In
fact
there
la
probably
enough
few
the
Yeifuku
Mart!
which
wilt
go"
on
berth-
l
the
elevator
about
Monday.
Last
bight
24
cars
of
grain
ar-
rived
from
the
East
and
thla
morning
29
came
In.
Thla
brings
the
total
number
of
carload
so
far
arrived
to
370
or
about
SiS.-
000
butbfla.
Up
to
thla
mom-
Ing
no
word
had
been
received
of
the
poaltlon
of
the
Tofuku
Mara
which
1
the
neat
boat
coming
tor
grain
and
which
la
due
on
Tuesday.
PEACE
RIVER
GRAIN
MOVING
shipments
10
ehmontox
.tut:
in
1ACKSS
Ol'
SAME
PERIOD
LAST
YEAH
Central
Interior
Expects
to
Benefit
from
Movement
of
Groin
to
Prince
Rupert
Interior
paper
unanimously
proclaim
the
benefit
that
will
accrue
all
along
the
line
aa
a
result
ef
the
operation
of
the
Prince
Ru;ert
elevator.
Statin;
that
the
chief
topic
ot
conversation
on
trains
and
elsewhere
Is
wheat
and
that
the
country
aeema
to
have
taken
on
new
life.
Editor
C.
II.
Sawle
In
his
Omlncca
Herald,
published
at
New
Hazelton,
aaya
that
the
whole
Interior
Is
benefitting
aa
a
result
of
the
grain
movement
From
Telkwa,
the
Herald
continue,
carioala
of
wheat
are
being
ahlpped
to
the
coast,
mere
train
crews
are
operat.ng
arid
18
or
18
telegraph
cperators
are
being
put
In
nations
that
as
yet
have
only
been
occupied
by
sectUn
men.
Next
year,
the
paper
ay,
the
district
will
hlp
much
iore
grain
that
it
1
doing
thta
year.
The
Herald
also
augznts
that
Interior
i
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,
1
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Mn
M
t
'.
izwnulU
would
be
able
to
get
more
fully
nto
the
business
of
supplying
lumber
itr
lining
grain
ships
at
Prince
Rupen
j
It
they
were
not
"handicapped
by
the
ome
hurd!e
that
the
spud
growers
;
have
got
'to
get
over
naxely
freight
j
rates
that
are
all
and
mjre
than
the
traffic
will
bear."
The
Prince
Oeorge
Citizen
saya
an
extra
train
crew
was
put
to
work
on
that
division
on
Friday
for
the
handling
of
the
grain
traffic
which
Is
now
moving
to
Prince
Rupert
elevator.
The
railway
officials
are
doing
their
utmost
to
rush
the
grain
to
the
elevator.
To
cope
with
the
new
business
the
railway
ccmpany
will
put
on
ten
additional
cperators
between
Red
Pass
and
Prince
Rupert
a
a
twenty-four
hour
service
will
be
required
at
all
divisional
point.
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EDMONTON
COMIMS
TO
PKINC'E
Kl'PEKT
(
Special
to
Dally
NTws)
EDMONTON,
Oct.
23..
At
the
Initial
meeting
of
the
1928-1927
council
of
the
Edmonton
Board
of
Trade.
It
waa
unanimously
dected
to
accept
the
Invitation
ot
the
Prince
Rupert
Board
ot
Trade
to
send
a
representative
to
Inspect
the
seaport
at
Prince
Rupert
and
the
grain
handling
facilities.
It
is
likely
that
the
president-elect.
C.
G.
Jtobson.
will
represent
the
Edmonton
Board
ot
Trade.
l
GARRETT
AND
BARRETT
COMMITTED
FOR
TRIAL
Sent
up
In
1'ulgary
Court
for
Forging
Hank
Notes
and
Having
Them
In
Their
Poelon
I
CALGARY.
October
23
Reginald
Gar
rett
and
Rcglnal
Barrett,
who
were
brought
her
from
New
Westminster
penitentiary
in
British
Columbia
to
face
Charges
ot
forging
bank
notes
and
hav
ing
them
In
their
possession
were
com
mitted
for
trial
at
their
preliminary
hearing
yesterday.
SALMON
SEASON
ON
ISLANDS
THROUGH
Prlue
Charle
Brought
Many
Employees
.
TO
City
Lat
.Night
The
cannery
season
on
the
Queen
Charlottes
la
now
about
over.
Last
even
ing
on
the
Prince
Charlea
a
large
number
ot
employees
arrived
and
many
continued
on
to
their
homes
In
Vancouver.
TWO
BOATS
LOADED
GRAIN
THIS
WEEK
FROM
VANCOUVER
VANCOUVER,
Oct.
23.
Two
vessels
loaded
wheat
at
.local
elevators
during
the
week.
They
were
the
Savola
which
took,
9.578
bushels
for
Malta
and
the
Sithonia
which
loaded
283.743
bushel
for
the
United
Kingdom
or
continent.
SAUNDERS
IS
FREE
t'ale
Pretence
Charge
Against
Self-Styled
luirntor
In
Vancouver
Is
Withdrawn
VANCOUVER,
Oct.
23
-
-Withdrawal
ot
a
false
pretences
charge
against
Joseph
Saunders,
self-styled
Inventor,
waa
granted
in
police'
court
here
yesteday.
STEWART
MINE
DEVELOPMENTS
Ml
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II
It
(IKK
WILL
HE
DONE
ON
IX-UCPEMIENt'E
BY
SEATTLE
CAPI
TAL
.NEW
ORE
BOOY
IN'
HOWELL
1
VICTORIA.
Oct.
23.
Completion
,ot
the
reorganization
of
the
Independent
Mines
was
announced
yesterday
on
the
arrival
of
8.
P.
Fitzgerald
and
Charles
and
E.
W.
Durrwachter
of
Seattle
from
Stewart.
Mr,
Durrwachter
announced:
"We
have
the
money
and
will
go
through
with
our
end
ot
the
deal."
On
the
same
boat
was
Robert
Stewart,
managing
director
ot
the
Dunwell
Mine,
who
announced
the
discovery
oi
a
new
ore
-
body
In
the
mine'
which
was
revealed
when'de6rts
was
being
removed
for
construction
work.
"This
latest
find."
Mr.
Stewart
said,
"Indicates
that
there
are
wonderful
possibilities
in
an
area
which
is
as
highly
mineralized
as
the
Dunwell
la."
AIMEE
WISHED
TRIP
BE
MADE
OIIEKEII
TO
PAY
EXPEN5.ES
IF
OFFICIALS
WOILH
OO
INTO
DESERT
COIXTRY
LOS
ANGELES.
Oct.
33.
Atmee
Mc-Pherson,
through
her
attorney,
W.
1.
Gilbert,
yesterday
offered
to
pay
the
expenses
ct
all
court
official
attached
to
the
criminal
conspiracy
case
against
her
if
they
would
go
Into
the
desert
country
where
she
declared
ahe
was
held
captive
by
kidnappers.
The
offer
came
when
T.
F.
Sims,
deputy
marshal
for
Arizona,
was
excused
from
thev
witness
stand
after
testifying
that
he
had
found
thewomen's
tracks
fifteen
mile
from
Aguaprleta,
ten
miles
further
than
the
state
contends
the
evangelist'
tracks
were
tracable.
Judge
Blake
aald,
however,
that
he
did
not
consider
the
trip
necessary.
FORMER
BOXING
CHAMPION
DEAD
IIAKIIY
(1RE1I
SICCt'MBS
AT
ATLANTIC
CITY
FOLLOW
INU
AX
OPERA
TION
FOR
I1ROKEX
NOSE
ATLANTIC
CITY.
Oct
23.
Harry
Oreb,
former
middleweight
boxing
champion
of
the
world,
died
yesterday
afternoon
following
an
operation
on
his
nose
for
a
fractured
bone
received
In
an
automobile
accident
near
Pittsburg
a
week
ago.
HOUSEHOLDERS
AND
LICENCE
HOLDERS
Those
wishing
to
get
on
the
11127:
VolfiVV;LUi
are
mniiml
to
file
Iheir
applications
yvilh
llie
City
I'.k'rk
(luring
the
month
of
October.
?
Office
hours
1)
a.m.
to
5
o
p.m..
ami
from
October
25
to
110,-
iilso
from
7
p.nu
to
0
U.
III.
,
V
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tf
B.
F.
JONKS.
Citv
Clerk.
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