Wednesday,
December
31,
1830
CmS
,v
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liron-
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tf
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rooms
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moderc
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little
old
Gurn?v
heater.
Price
$5.
Daily
Mews,
tf
FOR
SALE
-
9-plece
dinirur
mnm,
Uon
Amendment,
Congressman
An-"?
drew
believed
it
-would
dear
up
the
sum,
2
piece
bed-room
suite
...
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good
condition,
also
heater
and
household
utensils.
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atehaage
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or
household
goods,
musical
instruments
machinery,
etc.
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AND
ROOM
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and
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707.
tf
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241
6
otYExchange
Bit.
lOpp.
Orme's)
OPPOSES.
DRY
LAW
tI
Congressman
Believes
Most
States
would
Vote
Against
Prohibition
If
Both
Hemes
Proposed
Amendment
,
BOSTOK.
Dee.
31:
Congressman
i
A.
Piatt.
Andrew
of
Gloucester
has
announced
that
he
wUl
introduce
,Iuroauce
Apartments.
Phone
Ret
444
t
I.TTTT
1
.
.
t
the
;
present
session
of
Congress
a
"r
-
"
;
jresoruUan
to
bring
about
a
na
To
Rent
Cosy
Two
&
Three
Roomed
Apartments
Free
use
of
electric
light
and
washer
Rentals
$16
to
$t
snoothlv
JYER
APARTMENTS
Sill)
AVE.
FOR
SALE
tional
referendum
on
repeal
of
the
Eighteenth
Amendment.
His
plan
is
to
have
Congress,
by
a
two-thirds
vote
of
both
houses,
propose
to
the
various
states
an
amendment
to
the
Constitution
for
repeal
of
the
Hgnteenth
Amendment,
and
to
provide,
for
its
ratification,
state
conventions
of
delegates
fleeted
especially
for
the
purpose.
While
the
result
of
the
total
popular
vote
of
the
country
would
not
determine
the
fate
of
the
Prohibi-
whole
situation.
He
thought
the
two-thirds
vote
of
the
states
necessary
for
repeal
would
be
cast.
At
least
one
dry
Republican
Congressman
of
Massachusetts,
it
was
said,
would
support
the
Andrew
measare,
and
others
stated
they
'wished
to
read
the
proposed
bill
carefully
before
string
it
their
support
It
is
expected
that
the
wet
Democratic
members
of
Congress
will
favor
the
measure,
and
that
Senator
Walsh,
of
MassachussetU.
wUl
support
it
when
it
comes
before
""""
1
!
the
uuiMi
house
RELIABLE
middle
aed
lady
wants-
jf
dry
leaders
were
sincere
to
housekeeping.
pracUcaJi
nursm?
stating
they
favored
a
national
re-or
ossasassUon
help.
Phone
Oreen
(erendnjn,
said
Coagnasman
An-3M-
'
drew,
aad
tf
they
supported
the
IlELP
WANTED
bill,
the
referendacn
could
be
carried
oat
within
a
year,
and
thereafter
regular
national
and.
state
ei-ecttons
could
be
held
on
the
direct
issues
of
the
campaign
and
witboavt
confusion
from
the
prohibition
Mr.
Andrew
referred
to
a
iart
made
by
Dr.
Clarence
True
Wilson.
dr-
leader,
that:
"Then
Is
r
nothing
I
would
so
Uke
to
see
aa
a
t
national
referendum,
giving
every
'
man
aad
wsn
a
vote
as
to
whe-
!
ther
the
Eighteenth
Ameadiaent.
;
should
be
sustained
and
enforced,
ior
modified
or
repealed.
j
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J.
IL
WATK1XS
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f
Has
an
opening
ia
the
Ctty
af,
CMJL
steamer
Prince
Oearge.;
t,i
bimk
fnr
.
mi
iiM.Caai.
Harry
Nedden,
arrrred
hi'
man
to
take
over
the
sale
aad'PVt
on
dUtrvbutloa
of
their
neWinc
hundreds
of
satisfied
customers
This
u
an
opportunity
of
getting
into
a
paying
basinets
of
your
own.
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8t.,
Vancouver,
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Ocean
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and
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salt
at
o'clock
this
arte
moon
for
Anyotj
aad
Stewart
whence
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will
re-,
torn
here
southbound
tosnorrowj
night.
i
SALVAGE
ANP
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oh
or
under
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water
we
1
f
do
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IT!
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eawlaaai
earn
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coast
has
been
turned
over
by
Capt.
Frank
Hawks
famous
alr-speedjter,
to
Smith
xnian
museum.
Hawks
(centre
i
receives
congratulations
of
Dr
Charles
Abbott,
secretary
of
museum,
while
Trubee
Davison,
assistant
secretary
of
war
for
aviation.
looks
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ijui
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PARIS,
Dec.
31:
In
connection
with
the
coming
retirement
of
Monsieur
Anatole
Delhler
from
the
official
post
of
public
executioner,
In
command
of
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guillotine,
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France
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iapreeeed
upon
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they
are
not
ro
public
nowadays
as
formerly,
for
while
they
are
still
held
in
open
squares
in
front
of
prisons
spectators
are
kept
at
a
distance
by
wjds.
sn1
an
early
hour
s
chosen
for
an
execution.
so
the
tmillntinp
S
at
work
Is
rfrf
longer
(he
spectacular
display
it
once-WfuThe.
change
has
been
in
f
fect-slnce49is
It
Is
customary
when
the
occupant
of
ah
officjWr
psftUon
In
France
retires
he
Is
riven
Ihe
tttie
!of
$1,150.
'
a
i
a
a
.
,
mi
iiuiiumry
nujuer
ui
me
oil
ice,
ana
it
is
hi
this
sense
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Monsieur
Deibler
will
shortly
become
"Honorary
Executioner
to
the
French
Republic."
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announced
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going
out
of
business
and
is
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villa
In
Paris
in
which
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IN
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OP
THE
ESTATE
OP
oeoBOE
asaooFT
dkceaed
alias
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ALIAS
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JURKC
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VOTUX
la
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givao
thkt
til
persona
having
euima
cslnst
tte
nbove
asmed
Iat
of
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Aluka.
United
9taUa
of
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SonMrty
of
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Cty
ol
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Rupert,
tn
tb
Prorloe
of
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OotumbU,
Canada,
who
dM
at
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kferp-snenttoBed
on
the
Sth
day
of
February
IMS.
are
mqiUKd
to
anad
partldilara
tberaaT,
duly
vcrttnad.
to
th
under-alfnad
on
or
before
Mm
Sth
day
of
Jfn-uary.
1931.
after
which
date
tt
f(U
piaeMd
to
dtetrlbute
the
auett
of'
tie
DaoeaMd
among
the
petaona
enHtied
thereto,
hiring
regard
only
to
the
claim
oC
whleh
It
shall
then
have
bad
notice.
DATED
at
Vancouver.
B.C.
tbli
ljlh
day
of
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A.D.
1O30.
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