5
TAXI
and
Anbulance
Service
Anywhere
at
Anytime,
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
and
8th
Bl
WATT
VI
DECK,
f
lot
XVI
No.
239,
fc
t.
acre
spent
In
the
prison
nos-
K
WAVE
AT
SAN
FRANCISCO
"IT
KIU.I
JI
AMI
lllillltl
II
IMUS-
KIMLVA7IXV
COMMtM
IMl
OX
hTI
ItlltY
Mdlll
US
PRANCI8CO.
Oct.
12-Thrce
mm
i
killed
and
three
others
shot
and
"u.'.ly
wounded
In
an
outbreak
ot
try
iMt
tttgtit.
the
continuance
of
i
-me
wave
which
bcttan
Ssturdsy
when
two
men
were
fstally
shot.
"
wounded
and
fifteen
others
held
and
robbed.
vaiter
Bwsnson.
a
taxlcsb
driver,
was
first
victim
last
night.
He
was
way-and
killed
and
his
body
pitched
on
the
Sixteenth
Avenue
viaduct,
bandit
then
entered
a
restaurant
Brsnnan
Street
where
he
shot
the
It
and
robbed
htrn
of
140.
Then
he
i'
directly
acrosa
the
street
to
a
gss
Uon
and
shot
and
killed
Jack
"lie
woundlna-
two
others.
Immedl-
ly
after,
he
ahot
aikd
killed
Michael
fovttch,
a
steatnahovel
operator.
TOLE
JEWELS
FROM
MUSEUM
t'HANTIIXY.
France,
Oct.
12.Jewla
ld
at
approximately
$2,700,000
were
'm
last
night
from
the
famous
ftrau
Due
D'Aumle.
maintained
here
National
Museum.
The
burglars
no
clue
Advertise
la
the
Dally
Newa
i
Edmonton
Journal)
The
new
King
cabinet
can
find
noth-
he
former
premier
asked
that
his
restg.
14
na'.ion
be
aoeeeted
as
final
Tbe
gather-
'
litg
then
adapted
a
reaohittea
of
regret
and
left
it
fur
the
committee
of
elected
members
to
decide
Use
detail
of
the
!
aiysl
SHtmUu
t
a
hteei
th
mc
w
prmu
Drill
leader
b
to
be
(feosea
After""!
'.selaAMl
Mr0ruttm
he
had
twen
asked
to
"IU1
a
gap
"
iT
reral
members
were
proposd
for
the
polllon
of
temporary
leader,
among
them
being
It
It
Stevens.
R.
B
Bennett.
Or
a
3
VUnlon
C
W.
Bell
Sir
Oeorge
Prrlrr
Simon
rraacr
Tolotte
and
O
M.
Cahan
but
withdrawals
reduced
the
nomination
to
four
and
from
Umm
Outarte
was
chosen
by
ballot.
Two
resolutions
eulogizing
Mr.
Mrtghen
were
adopted.
Mr.
Mrlgbrnw
slatement
to
the
eonlerrnre
was
simple
and
brief.
He
said
It
was
bis
convlc-Uon
thst
the
best
Interests
of
all
concerned
would
be
promoted
by
his
re-tttement
and
that
decision
wss
definite.
"
m:w
Main
ii
KK-oitu
Bom
at
Ouelph
in
USfl
Mr
Outbrle
may
be
saM
to
hsee
inherited
the
aea
in
ParUanteet.
for
hts
father.
Donald
j
Outhrie.
reoriented
South
Wellington
,
for
all
ytwis.
He
was
educated
at
Ouelph
and
Toronto,
taking
up
tbe
study
of
law.
In
1907
he
wss
chosen
chauman
of
the
railway
oomrotuee
of
the
House
of
Commons,
wss
createu
a
K
C
la
1902.
breame
solienor
general
of
Canada
in
191?
and
was
sworn
In
as
a
tnrmbrr
of
tbe
Privy
Council
In
1919.
Mr
Outhrie
took
over
the
portfolio
of
minister
of
Militia
and
Defence
In
1
1920
and
on
the
formation
of
the
1
Mrtghen
cabinet.
A
few
months
lster
he
.wu
rrsppotntud
to
the
same
position
'sna
retired
from
the
office
mhen
the
i
government
resigned
in
December.
1921.
'
In
religion
the
new
leader
is
a
Pres
byterian
GOOD
RECEPTION
OF
KING
CABINET
BY
THE
CONSERVATIVE
PRESS
'
hunting
In
tbe
woods,
for
a
deer
to
come
running
to
htm
as
ir
seeking
protection.
He
was
out
after
deer
and
this
wsj
a
buck.
Just
tbe
sort
of
thing
he
wsnted.
Evidently
the
deer
saw
him
but
did
not
aeem
to
mind
although
it
as
evidently
afraid
of
something
Looking
sialn
the
hunter
ssw
five
dogs,
Indian
dags,
he
thought,
chasing
;he
buck,
but
a
second
look
convinced
him
that
they
were
-not
dogs
but
wolves.
The
leader
was
a
huge
grey
fellow
and
behind
him
were
four
black
creatures,
running
low
and
seeing
nothing
except
the
qusrry
ahead
on
which
they
were
gaining
rapidly.
Wolfsletger
stood
his
ground
until
they
got
within
good
range
and
fired
at
the
leader
but
failed
to
bring
him
down.
One
after
the
other
of
the
black
wolves
he
toppled
over
with
his
trusty
rifle
but
the
biggest
of
the
pack,
the
grey
leader,
got
away.
In
the
confusion
which
in
ol
which
to
complain
In
the
recep-
,
fQl)o...d.
th.
d-.r
also
not
clear
and
tlon
that
has
been
accorded
it
by
the
WM
aljl0
Mfe
troJn
the
woiVes
stnee
four
public
and
the
press.
There
has
been
no
(
of
lh(
t,ye
wtre
klUt(,
,ud
tht
otner
under-estunstton
of
the
ability
that
It
WOunded.
contains,
even
by
those
who
most
woltslelgher
1
not
worrying
about
strongly
opiKed
the
Liberal
party
dur-
lo8lng
th(l
dpfr
Ttlf
bounty
on
the
ing
the
recent
campaign,
ana
everywhere
the
hope
has
been
expressed
that
It
will
take
full
advantage
of
the
opportunities
that
are
opcu
to
it
under
more
stable
political
conditions.
A
Conservative
newspaper,
the
Ottawa
Journal,
pays
tribute
to
the
outstanding
qualities
of
aome
of
Its
members,
to
Mr.
Dun-mff-s
drlvln
force.
Mr
Robb's
bulauce.
eloquence
and
Mr.
Euler'a
(Mr
Lapolnte's
rood
sense.
It
think
that
If
Mr.
Ralston
can
be
brought
In,
11
Mr
Motherwell
can
from
doing
harm,
ana
u
f.
In
to
see
Dunning
can
occasionally
drop
that
Mr.
rorke
to
not
asieep
at
vo
switch,
all
may
not
be
lost,
but
that
everyone
at
all
event,
to
prepared
to
give
the
ministry
a
chance.
England
to
getting
tired
of
sex
novels
experts,
and
their
say
publishing
taken
by
detective,
adventure
place
is
being
and
iny"
lorlc,
wolves
amounts
to
125
apiece
and
be-sides
that
each!
skin
Is
worth
quite
a
bit.
The
excitement
of
the
hunt,
too,
was
worth
aomethlng,
and
the
atory
he
to
able
to
tell
is
the
best
hunting
story
ot
the
season.
JAPANESE
SENT
TO
ASYLUM
AFTER
wmrn
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PRINCE
RUPERT
BJC
.
TUESDAY.
OCTOBER
12.
182.
STATUE
OF
BRITANNIA
with
Lion,
erected
on
the
New
Count
r
Fire
Offices,
Piccadilly
Circus,
at
a
heifbt
of
88
ft.
TM
i:TV-OXE
C'AK
Ol-
HllllAT
HIMIMl
HIIIIIX
in
IIOlK
The
movement
of
grsla
to
this
Uitls
cslalnc
.:eadlly
and
hrsTTltTlnsI
The"
prtU'
V
4
srs
reported
for
the
wheat
pool's
4
elevator
at
Prince
Rupert.
4
Taenty-onc
cars
will
arrive
4
Wednesday
nlgbt
or
Thursday
4
4r
morning
and
similar
or
larger
4
4
shipments
within
a
week
or
so
4
4
m
til
become
quite
common.
Four
4
4
ct
(loads
were
drllvered
yesterday
4
4
afternoon.
4
KILLED
FOUR
LOST
LEADER
HI.IH
II
IX
TO
lll.NTtK
Mill
I'ltOTEC-1
KIN
UIIKX
(lltoCII
IIY
II
IK
UOLl
AT
TIC'KH
1M.ET
It
was
a
curl
jus
thing.
Ocorge
Woll-sleigrr
thought
on
Sundsy
when
he
was
t
Woman
Declares
She
Engineered
Conspiracy
to
L
ft
Stigma
from
,
Evangelist
Regarding
Oi
miston
LOS
AXOELE&
October
12.
The
lesidr
story
of
the
alleged
plot
to
re
move
a
rumored
atlgma
of
tbe
Carmei
cottage
Indiscretion
from
tbe
life
of
Almee
MtPberson
was
told
in
court
yesterdsy
by
Mrs.
Lorraine
Setlaff.
who
onfesied
that
she
engineered
the
conspiracy
aided
by
Mrs.
McPherson
and
her
mother.
Mrs,
Minnie
Kennedy.
In
the
witness
box.
as
key
witness
tor
the
prosecution.
Mrs.
Sellaft
re
lated
the
course
of
the
plot,
which
she
claimed
eventually
had
produced
the
mysterious
"Miss
X"
of
Carmei
bungalow
fame.
This
nebulous
peraouage.
she
iald.
was
Introduced
Ui
an
affidavit,
purporting
to
come
from
Chicago
and
signed
.
f
by
Kenneth
Crmlston.
at
present
a
fu-
KKillT
BOX.
Ht
Oll
Ot
T1IKIC
New
Leader
of
Conservative
party
who
was
chosen
by
Caucus
of
members
at
Ottawa
last
night
COOLER
WEATHER
IS
REPORTED
IN
NORTH
Cooler
weather
Is
reported
In
the
north
this
morning.
The
eight
o'clock
report
of
the
Government
Telegraphs
says
that
at
Dawson
ths
temperature
was
18,
which
means
fourteen
degrees
below
lreering
point.
The
details
of
the
report
follow:
Terrace:
Part
cloudy,
calm,
temp.
31.
Anyox:
Clear,
calm.
86.
Stewart:
Clear,
talm,
30,
Hazeltou,
Cloudy,
calm,
32.
Telegraph
Creek:
Clear,
calm,
20.
Burns
Lake:
Cloudy,
calm,
30.
Smlthers:
Cloudy,
calm,
cool,
28.
Whtehorae:
Clear,
calm,
23.
Dawson,
Cloudy,
calm.
18.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
KILLING
RELATIVE
Md.
Wheat
1.42i
VANCOUVER,
Oct.
12.
-Sultsa
Puruk-,
B.C.
Silver
1,78
1.80
awa,
on
trial
In
the
amUee
court
on
a
Dunwell
1.03
1.04
charge
of
murdering
bis-sister
In
law,
Independence
......
,.0S
.07
Klm
Furukawas
and
her
four
year
old
Indian
(.04
.06
son
In
April
last,
was
found
not
guilty
L.
&
L,
.05
.10
on
the
grouud
of
lnssulty
by
a
Jury
after
Marmot
.08J4
.11
three
minutes'
deliberation.
Premier
2.08
2.09
The
accused
wa4
committed
to
the
Porter
Idaho
.06
4
.07
I
insane
asylum.
Burt
Inlet
,01
.03
gltlve
from
Justice
and
co-defendent
with
Mrs.
McPhenou
and
formerly
rallo
operator
at
Angelus
Temple.
AnordlBg
to
the
affidavit
Ormlston
was
said
to
have
sworn
that
"Miss
X"
occupied
the
seaside
cottage
with
him
during
the
days
following
the
disappearance
of
Mrs.
Mcherson
on
Msy
18.
Prior
to
Mrs.
Sellafra
testimony,
the
prosecution
Introduced
a
statemsnt
by
her
as
part
of
the
alleged
plot
This
statement
she
disavowed
when
she
confessed
her
part
In
relation
to
the
conspiracy
with
the
Angelus
Temple
traders.
She
repudiated
the
statement
of
authorship
of
which
Mrs.
Sellsff
attributed
so
Mrs.
McPherson
In
a
lster
confession
In
which
she
named
herself
as
the
"goggled
woman"
of
Carmrl
bungs-low
She
also
brought
In
a
"younger
sister
as
the
mysterious
"Mlsi
X."
QUEEN
MARIE
IS
ON
THE
WAY
TO
VANCOUVER
VANCOUVER.
Oct.
12.
Queen
Marie
of
Roumanla,
who
left
Cherbourg
today
aboard
the
Leviathan
for
New
York,
will
visit
Vsncouver
for
one
day.
November
S,
arriving
from
Seattle
by
automobile.
She
will
also
visit
Toronto,
Ottswa
and
Winnipeg
on
her
Canadian
tour.
INVENTOR
ARRESTED
FOR
FALSE
PRETENCES
NO
MONEYON
PERSON
VANCOUVER,
Oct.
12.
-Joseph
Saun-dera,
who
last
week
announced
himself
as
the
Inventor
of
a
railway
'device
tor
which
he
received
8300.000
for
the
Canadian
rights,
was
lollged
In
Jail
'yesterday
on
a
charge
of
obtaining
lodging
under
false
pretence.'
He
was
arrested
on
a
warrant
Issued
In
February
last
by
William
Lee.
which
charges
him
with
Obtaining
lodging
to
the
value
of
fourteen
dolls
ra.
Saunders
hsd
no
money
on
his
person
when
arrested.
He
Is
said
to
hare
admitted
staying
two
dsys.
at
the
rooming
house
but
declared
he
paid
for
his
room.
Advertise
In
Ths
Dally
News
CJJculstlon
1810.
Sites
693.
Boston
Grill
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hill,
wilb
newly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
NEW
800A
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
bent
for
the
least.
Phone
4S7.
ON.
HUGH
GUTHRIE
LEADS
CONSERVATIV
ES
MOSEN
FOR
COMING
SESSION
OF
PARLIAMENT
UNTIL
CONVENTION
MEETS
t.
Hon.
Hugh
Guthrie
to
Lead
Conservatives
1
Until
End
of
Session
itional
convention
will
be
held
after
Parlia
ment
rises
when
permanent
leader
for
party
will
be
chosen
i
OTTAWA.
October
12.-
The
Consrrvsilve
conference
yestrrdsy
Appointed
i
Hon
Hugh
Guthrie
-tbelr
lewder
lor
the
coating
session
uf
Parliament
and
..
permanent
leader
to
chcaen.
A
national
contention
to
make
telectlon
of
,i.;c:.
leader
will
be
held
at
the
end
of
the
parliamentary
seaalon.
Tbe
temporary
Miocrfaor
to
Right
Hon.
Arthur
Mclgben
will
be
on
trial
,.;
ttuog
aeMlon
and
It
he
make
good
ia
likely
to
bold
tbe
position
per--
He
la
tbe
member
for
South
Y.'elltngtoa
and
a
resident
of
Ouelph,
:
Ar
'.he
last
election
he
was
returned
by
a
targe
majority
over
his
op-
W
A
Burnett
Ubcral-ProcTeMtve
In
tbe
Metfben
"shadow
cablnot
INVICTED
IN
'RINCE
RUPERT
TROUBLE
AGAIN
II.
KIIIIINIOKH
rtl
!OKI.
KfltUs'.
tllK
K
AMI
COMI."
IUIIIKL
Jl
IHit
IIUUAY
I
WESTMINSTER.
Oct.
12
AttrV-
i
j
fownfall
to
his
wile,
con-
i
it
was
over.
Cecil
Ruth-f'.niid
'
guilty
in
tbe
Cvunlj
ff'tt
to
three
charge
of
p-
"
'.ta
heck
and
was
remanded
t
.r:
Us
U
intimated
that
If
Ruth-
H
i
-
nitr
ed
true
lit
would
be
Ir.iently
'
rrd
to
at
present
serving
all
c-
Otalla..
having
concluded
a
-
.'-rn
a
few
months
ago.
lie
l.ir
'.jf
m
reiurnlnr
home
to
Krl-
i
a.'irr
tne
war
he
found
that
tits
m
:ld
his
goods,
hts
store
and
n.e
and
fled
with
another
man
:
4
beet,
gassed
overseas
he
was
unmake
a
living
and
commenced
P's
of
passing
worthies
'
Te
two
year
term
was
Int
ro
Pi
owe
Hunert
whrre
he
Was
"P
following
a
conrtctleo
for
prr.cucee
All
the
time
of
the
-be
was
minister
of
national
defence
and
,
was
always
looked
upon
as
one
of
tbe
mart
scilM
members
of
that
group.
I
kiki:t
KI.MOM1IOX
1
Mr
Meigbee'a
rratgaatton
was
con
sidered
tor
a
ample
ef
hours
and
finally
Total
Wheat
Crop
of
World
This
Year
is
2,861,000,000
Bushels
and
Canada's
Quota
Good
One
El
KOft
W
ILL
t
OXTIME
TO
BIT
lNM'KINO
STABILITY
OK
PRICES:
VOLL'.ME
OK
CAXAIIIAX
PKOIHCTIOX
NOT
SEKIOI'SLY
AITECTED
MONTREAL,
October
12
Forecast,
and
estimates
for
the
wheat
crops
In
twenty-seven
countries
tn
Northern
Hemisphere,
producing
about
85
per
cent
of
the
world's
wheat-supply.
Indicate
a
total
production
of
2.881
million
buiheU
for
MC6.
an
Increase
of
1.2
per
cent
over
the
production
of
those
countries
In
192S,
cays
the
Royal
Bank.
Report.
No
record
crops
and
no
crop
failures
have
been
reported,
and
a
more
normal
world
distnbutlcn
of
the
crop
Is
to
be
anticipated
this
year
than
in
the
past
few
years.
Last
year.
Europe's
large
crops
resulted
tn
unusually
small
shipments
to
European
ports,
'while
the
surplus
supply
was
absorbed
by
heavy
shipments
to
tbe
Orient
.
Since
crops
of
European
Importing:
countries
promise
to
bs
smaller
than
last
year
and
their
carryovers
are
moderately
ljw.
and
since
larger
supplies
promise
to
ire
s.rt3itle
In
exporting
countries
as
a
whole,
international
traae
tn
1923-27
to
likely
to
be
seme
hit
larger
.ban
In
105-26,
tut
smaller
than
In
the
two
preceding
yean.
Steady
Improvement
In
European
stability
to
a
further
factor
whUb
give,
promise
that
Europe
will
continue
to
buy
wheat
in
gocd
volume
in
the
face
of
crop
reductions
this
year.
Constant
study
of
the
course
of
probable
future
demand
Is
Just
as
Important
a
factor
In
the
world
wtest
situation
as
are
estimates
ana
forecasts
concerning
supply.
CANADA
CHOP
LARGE
The
official
estimate
of
Canada's
current
whest
crop
was
revised
upward
on
Since
that
date,
howeverj
adere
wea-
tner
conditions'
have
prevailed
in
the
prairie
province.,
resulting
In
a
general
lowering
of
grades,
not
only
of
wheat,
but
also
of
coarse
gTilns.
Reports
indicate,
however,
that
the
volume
of
production
will
not
be
seriously
affected.
A
good
portion
of
the
wheat
has
been
cut.
but
very
Uttle
has
been
threshed.
This
sltustion
Is
reflected
In
the
current
car
leading
figures,
when
the
weekly
car
loadings
were
smaller
than
In
1925
for
the
first
time
this
year.
This
decrease
was
almost
wholly
accounted
fir
by
reduced
grain
shipments
from
the
prairie
provinces.
THREE
SMALL
BOATS
SELL
FISH
TODAY
Only
three
mall
Canadian
boats
sold
halibut
on
Exchange
today.
The
price
realized
was
14c
and
8c
and
the
bsats
were:
Ingred
H,
2.0C0.
to
Atlln
Fisheries.
May.
1.500.
to
Royal
Fish
Co.
Point
May.
2.500,
to
Cold
Storage.
WIKELESS
REPORT
8
a.m.
DIQBY
ISLAND.
Clear,
calm;
baro-1
meter.
30.16:
temperature,
46;
sea
smooth.
DEAD
TREE
POINT.
Barometer,
29,-96;
temperature.
41.
BULL
HARBOR.
Overcast,
fresh
8E.
wind;
barometer,
29.94;
temperature.
40;
sea
moderate;
7:40
pm.
spoke
steamer
Prince
Charles,
abeam
Deud
Tree
Point:
bound
for
Skldegate
Inlet:
8
pjn,
spoke
steamer
Oray,
SB
miles
from
Rose
Harbor,
bound
for
Rose
Harbor;
8
pm.
spoke
steamer
Prince
John
220
miles
from
Vancouver
southbound;
8
pm.
rpoke
stcamen
Prince
Rupert
In
Queen
Charlotte
Sound
southbound;
10:45
pm.
spoke
steamer
Venture
left
Hardy
Bay
southbound;
8
am.
spoke
tug
St.
Faith
abeam
Safety
Cove
bound
for
Msssett
towing
barge
Drum
rock;
8
am.
spoke
steamer
Car-dena
In
Chatham
Sound
southbound;
8
am.
spoke
tug
Pacific
Monarch
abeean
Salmon
River
southbound.
NOON
DIOBY
ISLAND.
Clear,
calm;
temperature,
30.10
:temperature,
58;
sea
smooth;
12
noon
spoke
steamer
Prince
Mary
In
Dixon
Entrance
bound
for
Prince
Rupert.
DEA
DTREE
POINT
Barometer.
29.-981'
temperature,
50.
BULL
HARBOR.
Overcast,
fresh
SE.
wind;
barometer.
29.94;
temperature.
45;
sea
choppy;
8:45
am.
spoke
steamer
Canadian
Observer
abeam'
Pine
Island,
Nanatmo
for
Ocean
Falls
11
am.
spoke
tug
Llama
Pass
southbound.
An
earthquake
such
as
that
ot
1923,
In
which
more
than
100.000
persons
lost
their
Uvea,
to
not
likely
to
come
again
to
Japan
for
many
years,
said
Dr.
Kernel
Imamura.
aelsmologlcal
'
expert
and
professor
of
the
Tokyo
Imperial
University.
MUST
NOT
KEEP
BULL
AT
LARGE
COI
KT
DISMISSES
APPEAL
AUAIXHT
PAYING
.COMPENSATION
IOK
DAMAGE
BY
ANIMAL
VANCOUVER,
Oct.
12-Flndlng
that
William
Schneider's
bull
ran
at
large
unlawfully,
the
court
of
appeal
unanimously
dismissed
the
Deer
Part
rancher's
appeal
against
the
decision
of
Judje
Forin
tn
the
County
Court
of
West
Koot-enay.
who
assessed
him
1478
to
compensate
Mrs.
Mary
Jacobson,
who
was
gored
by
the
animal
When
the
woman
attempted
to
lame
.""tTbuir
off
her-premises
the
creature
attacked
her
and
broke
her
Jaw
and
four
ribs,
"We
know
a
dog
to
entitled
to
the
first
bite,
but
to
a
bull
entitled
to
the
first
gore?"
queried
Mr.
Justice
Me-Phllllps
to
the
applicants
counsel,
who'
explained
that
a
bull
was
listed
among
domestic
animal,
by
statute
and
be
claimed
that
Schneider's
bull
was
tame.
"Some
people
would
never,
think,
there
was
a
tame
bull,"
commented
Mr.
Jus
tice
McPhllUps,
"but
maybe
there
it."
APPEALMADE
JUNEAU
FIRE
till
Aktl
IOK
223
HOMELESS
PEO-
rLt
or
DortiLAH
and
ikead-
WELL
(tee
lsst
ntghl
appealed
to
former
Alas
kans
on
the
Pacific
coast
tor
aid
to-223
persons
homeless
at
DJuglaa,
and
Treadwell
as
tbe
result
of
the
tire
which
destroyed
79
occupied
and
50
unoccupied
residences.
A
revised
estimate
of
the
loss
plscej
It
at
8200.000.
None
saved
their
personal
belongings
and
lumber
and
clothing
are
needed.
FIRST
WHEAT
50
YEARS
AGO
WINNIPEQ,
Oct.
12.
Fifty
years
ago
a
few
agriculturists
ot
old
Fort
Oarry
community,
now
Winnipeg,
were
engaged
In
preparing
their
first
shipment
of
wheat
from
Western
Canada
to
Ontario,
following
a
crop
failure
In
the
eastern
provinces.
The
shipment
wasvmade
on,
October
12,
1876.
and
last
night
at
a
banquet,
the
pioneers
of
the
province
told
of
the
trials
and.
experience,
those
days.
of
"Rubberneck"
tours
to"
department
teres
have
been
arranged
that
womeu
might
see
Paris
gowns
and
furs
a.
they
do
the
Pantheon
and
Notre
Dame,
"all
In
half
a
day.
with
no
frills."
CARPENTERS
WANTED
A
number
of
farpeirlers
rough
-carpenters
and
laborers
will
be
.required
al
Jry
Dock
for
lining
'ruhi
ships.
y
Apply
to
Dry
Dock
0ffi'
und
leave
name
'lid
ad
dres.
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