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WINNIPEG,
Feb.
15.
(By
Canadian
rreM)j
One
of
Santa
Claus'
hired
men.
from
.'the
Immediate
'.boundaries
of-
the
NorW$ro!,s?waVi;
visitor
In
Wining
recently.
Hi
name
is
Jerry
Kelocha
and
he
Is
in
Eskimo.
Jerry
is
a
ahort
little
man.
brown
skinned,
black
hair
and
glistening
black
eyes.
He
speaks
English
well,
although
his
accent
Is
slightly
French.
His
Job
In
life
U
to
herd
3.000
odd
reindeer
in
the
distant
Northland.
Last
September
Jerry
and
eleven
comrades
were
hired
to
take
a
herd
of
143
relndeer-to
cities
In
the
United
States.
They
expect
to
be
back
In
their
native
haunts
sometime
in
June.
Jerry
Is
a
reticent
individual,
but
in
response
to
persuasion
he
unfolded
a
strange
tale.
For
rive
years
he
said
he
had
been
herding
reindeer
in
Alaska,
away
up
In!
the
bleak
country
near
Teller.
With!
three
Other
comrades
Jerry
Is
responsible)
for
10,000
deer.
That
wasn't
the
largest
herd
by
any
means,
for
at
one
tune
they
had
75.000
head
under
their
care.
UUINCINO
ItKElt
OCT
The
twelve
natives
left
Alaska
late
in
September
by
boat
and
then
by
train
from
Seattle
to
Chicago,
where
they
parted.
Jerry
took
four
deer
to
But.
falo.
N.V..
where
he
set
to
work
to
break
them
into
harness.
Now
that
his
mission
Is
ended,
the
twelve
Esklmaux
are
on
-their
way
home,
FORMER
WELL-KNOWN
LABOR
LEADER
MUST
PAY
DAMAGE
IN
SUIT
VANCOUVER.,
Feb.
15.
Damages
of
13.000
against
Jack
Kavanagh,
formerly
well-known
Vancouver
Labor
leader,
were
awarded
Orpen
More
Hungerford.
as
well
a
a
decree
absolute
against
hit
wife,
Edna.
Louise
Hungerford,
by
Mr.
Justice
Morrison
In
Supreme
Court
this
morn
ing
at
trial
of
Hungerford's
divorce
ac
tlon.
Kavanagh,
the
petitioner
stated,
left
Vancouver
in
company
with
Mrs.
Hungerford
and
their
child
about
March
28,
1825,
and
Is
now
In
Sydney,
Australia,
It
was
also
alleged
by
the
petitioner
that
Mrs.
Hungerford
took
with
her
1
1,500
they
had
In
the
bank
on
a
Joint
account
with
his
wife
and
another
43,.
600
he
had
In
a
safety
deposit
box.
Garfield
A.
King
appeared
for
Hun
gerford,
who
described
Kavanagh
In
his
petition
as
a
"well-known
Communist
agitator."
ADYICE
IS
GIVEN
TO
WOMEN
WITH
MONEY
Should
Not
I'se
More
Than
Thirty
Per
Cent
of
.Money
In
KUky
SM-ruUtlon
TORONTO,
Feb.
15-(By
Canadian
Pre
J-Women
with
funds
were
ad?
vised"
to
put
at
least
76
per
cent
in
solid
dividend-paying
mines,
and
they
wanted
to
take
a
flier
they
should
cot
use
more
than
30
per
cent
of
their
money,
Cyril
Young
said
in
the
courso
of
his
address
on
"Canada's
National
Resources,"
before
the
Women's
Cana
dlari
Club
at
Hygela
Halt.
The
Olascow,
Scotland
city
govern
mnt
paid
S35.0O0
for"
a
portrait
of
Mary,
Queen
ef
Scots,
(tainted
by
a
con
temporsneous
Freucb
artist..
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CHILDREN'S
masquerade!
MTCESSriL
AFFAIR
LST
NIGHT
t'ni:R
AVsrirEs
or
pytihan
KMCIITS
AMI
SISTERS
A
successful
masquerade
ball
for
the
I
children
was
held
last
evening
In
the
I
Boston
Hall
under
the
auspices
of
the
'
Pythian
Sisters
and
the
Knights
of
Pythias.
There
was
a
Urge
crowd
present
and
their
costumes
was
numer-l
jerry
was
the
only
one
who
Journeyed
OUs
and
varied
making
It
difficult
for
through
Canada.
ithe
judges
to
finally
determine
the
Although
It
was
Jerry
a
first
trip
lntojprUe
winners
in
the
different
classes,
civilization,
he
was
not
particularly
(
enJidren
enjoyed
the
dance
pro-thrilled
with
the
wonders
of
city
life.!
gran,
until
about
930
when
the
decls-Rallway
trains
were
only
-pretty
good"
i'on
f
the
Judges
was
announced.
Sup-and
the
noise
of
the
traffic
too
city
was
p
was
tn
served
for
the
younger
much
for
him.
He
enjoyed
the
trip
all
onM
afUr
vhlcb
arcing
was
Indulged
right,
he
said,
but
he
confessed
that
he
,n
by
the
4dulu
untu
uel,
,fu.r
mW.
would
not
care
to
live
in
the
populated
nignt.
Mrs.
Ponder's
orchestra
provld-lanU
of
the
white
man.
Civilization
was
the
muslc.
M1
uulli
Mrl
w
B
too
lonely
for
an
Eskimo.
He
preferred
John
Dore
ConlUh,
and
D.
H.
Hart-to
be
among
his
own
people.
neM
cte(,
M
ludee.
committee
Reindeer
raising,
according
to
Jerry,
U
,n
cnarge
of
lrnsgemIlU
consUtd
of
a
profitable
business
in
Alaska.
The
Mrs-
w
N.
Iiogs
Mr,
M
K
Un
D.
firms
he
works
for
handles
hundreds
of
McCuUough.
W.
N.
Hoss,
W.
Burken.
mousana
neaa
ana
snip
out
great
quan-
T
Roberts
and
P.
Wesch.
titles
oi
meat
irom
cold
storage.
Of
the
;
i
143
deer
shipped
to
the
States,
average
of
1.000
apiece.
In
the
north
they
are
valued
at
125
a
head.
HUMAN
FLY
GETS
TWO
WEEKS
IN'
JAIL
BERLIN,
Feb.
15.
"Climbing
Max."
as
Berlin's
best
known
"human
fly"
calls
himself.
Is
having
a
series
of
hard
luck
episodes
in
his
artistic
life
that
Is
most
distressing
to
him.
.
A
few
days
ago
Max
climbed'
up
the
facade
of
a
building
on
Vnter
den
Linden
but
got
stuck
near
the
top
and
had
to
be
rescued
by
the
fire
department.
Summoned
to
court,
he
proceeded
to
execute
another
laux
pas
by
'going
to
the
court
house
and
climbing,
as
he
thought,
unobserved,
up
the
outside
of
the
building,
intending
to
make
a
dramatic
entrance
by
stepping
Into
the
court
room
on
the
third
floor
through
one
of
the
windows.
Unfortunately
"Climbing
Max"
picked
the
wrong
part
of
the
building
for
his
climb
and,
stepping
into
an
empty
room,
found
the
door
locked.
Forced
to
beat
a
retreat
down
the
outside
the
way
he
had
come,
Max
landed
In
the
arms
of
.a
policeman.
The
"schupo"
took
him
up
the
right
way
this
time
and
when
he
emerged,
It
was
on
his
way
to
Jail
to
serve
a
fortnight's
sentence
for
his
disapproved
adventuresomeness.
ine
Drue
winners
were
as
ionows:
onlT
Best
counle
Ned
McLeod
and
Mar-
i
garet
McLeod.
Blace-face
couple
Bruce
Stevens
and
E.
Ratchford.
Best
dressed
girl
Eleanor
Moxley.
Best
dressed
boy
Angus
McDonald.
Original
character
girl
Kathleen
Bulger.
Character
girl
Jordls
Johl.
Original
character
boy
Freddie
Wesch,
Comic
character,
boy
Jlmmle
Brero-ner.
Special
prize
Viola
Dybhavn.
BURNS
LAKE
t
Mrs.
Earl
Shceler
of
Danskln
has
been
visiting
In
Burns
Lake
with
her
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
James
Clark.
Mrs.
John
Yool
and
family
have
left
to
spend
a
holiday
In
the
East.
They
Miss
Alma
Hamre
of
Danskln
has
entered
the
employ
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
V.
Schelderup
here.
Could
Not
Sleep
Heart
and
Nerves
Were
So
Bad
Mr.
Geo.
Meek.
Windsor,
Out,
WTitea:-J
I
iuifere4
with
wv
heart
and
nerves
and
could
hut
sleep
at
night
for
verr
oftn
T
WAnM
iatrr
nn
thw
and
everything
in
frcnt
ef
n
would
turn
black
and
fad
away.
While
I
wu
koM
altk
a
friend
told
me
to
take
appointed
to
make
an
Investtgstlon
Into
the
local
hospital
altuatlon
and
report
to
the
Woman's
Missionary
Society
In
Toronto.
They
will
sit
here
this
week.
are
now
In
Calgary.
i
Rev.
W.
R.
Aahford
week
and.
In
that,
the
court
sustained
week,
the
assessor's
original
valuation.
Norman
Radley
was
here
from
Prince
t
George
for
a
brief
visit
with
his
parents
last
week.
I
local
United
Church,
1
rot
four
boxes
and
b
Ui
tint
I
had
used
theia
the
pain
and
noises
ia
my
head
eetard
a&4
I
was
able
to
ret
a
rood
night's
rest.
Although
that
was
six
years
ago
I
have
never
trn
troubled
witk
that
eoMUit
again."
met
a
box
at
all
dealers,
or
nailed
direet
oa
receipt
ofrie
Vy
Ths
T.
Milbura
Co.,
Limited,
Toroate,
Only
one
appeal
was
entered
at
the
chairman
of
Cariboo
presbytery
at
the
municipal
court
of
revision
here
last
'
meetings
held
In
Prince
George
last
AMERICA
MOST
WOMEN-RIDDEN
COUNTRY,
SAYS
QUEEN'S
PROFESSOR
TORONTO,
Feb.
15.
"America
U
the
most
woman-ridden
country
In
the
.
A
committee
consisting
of
Rev.
S.
world."
This,
according
to
Prof.
Oeo.
T.
Oalbrallt
ef
Prince
Oeorge.
Rev.
Herbert
Clarke,
of
Queen's
University.'
Oeorge
Turptn
of
Smlthers,
snd
Rev.
was
the
statement
once
made
to
him
by
W,
R
.Ashford
of
Burns'Lake
has
been
'hi
late
Joseph
Conrad.
wc--n
i
i
jueinq
aosoimeiiL
sure
on
the
subject
Quality
THE
HIGH
QUALITY
OF
Baker's
Brealcfast
Cocoa
1T,
is
Tot
an
Accident
'
t
K
1
1
1
-
:
i
''J.V'Jf
rMuIt
f
Judiciou
selection
anJ
Uending
of
tocoi
besns.
of
which
there
are
more
than
thirty
gri;
of
most
careful
routing,
a
very
delicate
opentten;
and
iti
further
prcprtion
by
the
bt
oeclianical
WALTER
BAKER
tX
CO.
Limited
EsuWLeJJ7eO
DOKQICSTGt.MASS.
Csnadiasi
MUl
at
Montreal
BooUt
of
Choice
Rtcipt
ttnt
ret
QUEEN
MARY
CHAPTER
ELECTS
NEW
OFFICERS
Mix.
(i.
A,
U'imnIUimJ
riion
Itegrnt
at
Anniul
.Meeting
YeotrriUy
Afternoon
aeites
In
or
kaL
I
niuagnl
to
I
.
keep
at
nyr
work
son.Uw,
untU
I
i
The
annual
general
meeting
of
Queen
began
to
Lavs
dixnr
which
tpell
pt
;Miry
chapter.
I.OD.S.
was
held
yes-
u
bad
I
eould
not
go
to
mr
work.
I
...da
.
.
'
.
Election
of
sffitm
iwaultMl
su
fol-
:
lows:
Honorary
Regent
Mrs.
P.
II.
Du
Veraet.
Honorary
First
Vke-Rssject
Mis.
8.
P.
McMordle
Regent
Mrs.
O
A.
Woodland.
First
Vlce-Ri
gent
Mrs.
D.
W.
Mor-rissey.
;
Second
Vice-Regent
Mr.
W.
S.
Fisher.
Secretary
Mn
C.
J.
Nbrrtagtan.
Treasurer
Mrs.
F.
Moore.
Educational
Secretary
Mrs.
R.
M.
Winslow.
Echoes
Secretary
Mra.
J.
O
8
teen.
Standard
Bearer
Mrs.
W.
Brass.
COBBLERS
SCARCE
IN
FRANCE
THESE
DAYS
lilitatr
Their
Own
Va:r
and
(let
fW
I'rr
Week
Hbkh
l.
Illr.li
there
Mrs.
D.
Cochrane
underwent
a
sue-
cessful
operation
at
New
Westminster
PARIS,
Feb.
IS.-iBy
Canadian
Press)
last
week
and.
according
to
latest
re-
-Shoemaker
don't
stick
to
their
last.
was
w-
"ance
or
l&
race
is
dying
out
ports,
progressing
favorably.
mey
are
so
scarce
mat
iney
nave
ueen
Mrs.
Sidney
Godwin
and
Infant
oI
10
dlcUte
their
wage
scale
The
daughter,
Helen
Isabella,
returned
home
of
them
get
as
much
as
50
a
wee.
Irom
the
Burns
Lake
HosplUl
last
nlcn
u
-traorlnarjr
pay
for
a
French
week.
worker.
'
To
remedy
the
situation
i
no
tra:n-
Mrs.
James
Bland
and
daughters,
mK
school
for
bootmakers
has
been
cs-Joyce
and
Edna,
and
son,
William,
tabllahed
under
the
general
supervlslo..
hi
vtjjre
turned
her
from
Victoria
of
government
trade
school
sut'noiitlst
wheretney.
spent-
several
months
visit-
An
attempt
is
being
made
to
revive
ifct
Ing
with
relatives.
dying
custom
of
apprenticeship
by
shr.
enlng
the
necessary
period
through
In-
R.
O,
Stearns
and
sons
of
Tintage!
Unsifled
preliminary
training,
will
shortly
be
operating
their
sawmill.
trurr.
-jz
f
Saskatchewan
team
planer
will
be
added
to
the
equipment.
HAULS
RECORD
LOAD
pastor
of
the
T
I'raw
U.lwi
l'omil
f
IVhml
was
appointed
fur
Mi
MUr
FOROAN,
8ask
Feb,
15.
Belie
ved
t
be
a
Canadian
reoord.
a
lejm
o!
horses
hsuled
a
13,400
pound
load
o:
wheat
from
the
&HUba
farm,
six
mis?'
from
here,
to
a
local
elevator.
.
Thu
aheat
was
carried
In
a
huge
lank
on
a
sleigh.
PERSONALLY
CONDUCTED
EUROPEAN
TOURS
Personally
Conducted
Tours
have
been
arranged
this
Summer,
under
the
joint
'supervision,
of
the
Ganadlaa
National
.Railways
snd.
the
CUrjsrd
Steamship
Company
to
.Oreat
Britain
and
Xurop
and
return.
All
transportation,
hotel
.anil
sight-stting
expensea
Included
in
ifares.
Call
atf
criy
Ticket
ioiflce.
Third
jAvenue,
or
phone
260,
for
particulars
and
descriptive
literature.
W.
it
B.
I
SPORT
CHAT
Johnny
Ricko,
who
ha
met
three
of
the
leading
heavyweights,
lnoludlng
Champion
Oene
Tunney,
says
Jack
Delaney
has
more
power
behind
his
punches
than
either
Tunney
or
Berlen-
bach.
That
the
great
Canadian
game
of
hockey
is
taking
the
southern
sporting
fans
by
storm
is
evidenced
by
the
reports
of
well
attended
match
even
away
down
in
Tesas.
Kenny
McKenzie
former
manager
of
the
Edmonton
K
klmos,
has
his
troupe
of
8t.
Paul
Millionaires
playing
in
the
tone
star
state
at
present
and
he
claims
that
all
the
game
are
well
patronized
even
though
the
weather
Is
Ux
warm
for
an
overcoat
The
price
eliarged
for
a
rush
seat
If
tl.OO,
with
the
better
seats
selling1
for
11.00.
According
to
McKenrle
the
fan
are
more
Interested
In
a
few
pliers
Jailing
on
their-nosee
than
In
thejiclcnee
ofj-ihe
preplans
are
now
under!
Way
'fcrMha'
awjetrue-t!on
of
several
more
artificial
ice
rinks
In
the'
southern
state.
uans
Ruth
ha
not
yet
sjgned
a
contract
for
the
year
and
Is
hatdlng
out
for
substantial
Increase
over
his
previous
53,O0O
Miaryr
It
f
rumored
tht
he
ha
been
offered
175,000
but
will
place
hUj,erviC
'
the
dlspcisal
oi
colonel
Jack,
Rupprrt
for
a
Heal
For
Sale,
For
Rent
.
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for
Departaaem
of
Marine
and
PtabeTlfs,
Vaurourer.
VMOQ
jr
annum
Apply
on
forms
obilnai.lv
from
Poniuiasier
at
Vancouver.
Victoria
or
Prince
Rupert,
to
the
Civil
Service
Commission.
Ottawa
not
!.t:r
than
Miruary
.
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and
parlor
beater.
jeting
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,
2c
per
word
in
ad
vane.
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taken
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than
r,rc
WANTED
FOK
SALE
Mc!.lY
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LOST
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LOST
PBOM
401
HFTH
AVE
East
on
Batui
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bird
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missed.
Anyone
finding
:t,
i,
phone
Gr."en
189.
110000
and
would
like
'U.f
u.l:,
.titer
than
a
yearly
cxmirmtt
'
Tonight
the
Orolto
meet
the
Umc
n
a
regular
billiard
league
fixture
aud
'
the
result
will
be
of
luterest
to
me
Hher
three
team.
The
Oro:to
are
;
in
the
eeilar
poetUon
with
an
pom-'
while
the
Moose
are
tied
lor
third
ptec
witk
8M
point,
and
the
ojrm
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inld
r
fill
II
tey
orlffh
HQ
r.lr.t-
tr
he
Mease
win
thaw
wilt
probably
move
-a
to
second
place
whUe
if
the
Grotto
;
sin
by
a
good
margin
they
might
Uy
mora
neat
to
the
leading
Ter-'
sal.
The
game
should
be
ven
n-1
erestln
to
all
I
snbent
at
the
nam
Edwin
Wide,
Swag
running
sensa
tion,
raced
to
a
brilliant
victory
in
hU
mertean
debut
at
Indoor
game
of
tW
Newark
A.
C.
las
Wednesday
night.
upptng
a
llefd
.
Mar
iusttdlesp
start
-
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lay
a
200
yM
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to
win
tn
is
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start
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from
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Paavo
Kurml.
mora
than
fulfilled
the
expectation
of
a
throng
of
4.000
ipe
-'
tator
with
a
dlspUy
of
form
and
norr-d
:
oomparable
with
hi
record
performance
abroad.
In
tonight's
Millard
league
between
the
Moose
and
the
Grotto
the
'
earns
will
be
a
follows:
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Judge,
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nrown
and
J.
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Andrews,
a
Howe,
J.
Hamilton
and
Or.
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West.
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last
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February
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