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Felt
Tired
Out
All
Day
Could
Not
Sleep
at
Night
NORTHERN
B.
C.
NEWS
Ford
Victor
Over
Rockies
Mrs.
Aldamond
Lftlonde,
2481
Bt.
James
St.,
Montreal,
Que.,
writes:
''Attar
a
spell
of
the
grippe
I
was
left
very
nervous,
and
felt
drowiy
and
tired
out
all
day,
and
could
not
slefcp
at
night.
I
was
also
troubled
with
in
v
heart
and
did.,
not
VANDERHOOF
PRINCE
GEORGE
.
"
I014
bcoes
EVaiFjotmipIetelv
Telievefl
of
my
tjyulfle,
ana
can
recommend
tout
nils
rn
e
vervone.
"
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Wednesday,
April
15,
1931
ANOTHER
REPUBLIC
The
inatter
of
organizing'
-a
-vol-
The
recently
organized
local
Girl
unteer
lire
brigade
was
discussed
at
Guides
gave
an
exhibition
of
their
a
meeting
of
the
village
ccmimis-
work
last
Tupsrtnv
niht.
in
-thi.
tlone
last
Thursday
evening.
H.
Prince
George
Hotel
ballroom,
mus-
stoices
was
given
autnority
to
act
tering
'tinder
CaDt.
Horsfleld
and
J
as
fire
chief.
Lieut.
Saunders.
Thev
were
inKnen-
ted,
by
"Mrs.
If.
Hi,
A.
Robertson,
dis
The
Vanderhoof
Lawn
Tennis
trlet
president.
Club
has
elected
officers
as
follows
J
Tor
the
coming
year:
president,
Mrs.
R.
M.
Taylor;
vice-president,
Sam-
large
gathering
of
young
folk.
ALICE
ARM
Miss
Elvy
Johnson
of
Anyox
spent
the
Baster
holidays
here
os
the
guest
of
Miss
Alma
Evlndsen,
returning
to
her
home
in
the
smelter
town
on
Monday.
1
The
Alice
'Arm
Athletic
Assocla-!
tion
'hfratsJpenlrig
card
party
nf
the
season
last
Friday
night.
The
affair
proved
very
enjoyable
for
all
I
present.
!
!
The
Womens
Auxiliary
of
St.
Ml-!
cheul's
Anglican
Church
here
has
1
elected
officers
as
follows:
honorary
;
president,
Mrs.
W
B.Jennings;
pre-,
sldent,
Mrs.
H.
F.
Kergln;
vice-president,
Mrs.
W.
M.
Cummlngs:
se-loretary
treasurer,
Mrs.
Ole
Dr.
R.
w.
Alward,
Mi.A.'for
Fort
George,
has
returned
to
his
home
uel
W.
Cocker;
secretary
treasurer,
here
after
attending
his
first
ses-jMlas
Betty
Lamb;
executive,
.Miss
sion
of
the
Legislature
in
Victoria.
M.
A.
McDiarmld,
E.
F.
W.
Heath
Jfls
local
supporters
.are
very
pleas-land
F.E.Durrant.
ed
at
his
accomnlishmerrts
on
be-
-
-
half
of
his
riding.
Ronald
Campbell
is
now
recover-
;ing
satisfactorily
.following
an
111-,
Allan
Soya
and
Thomas
Wren
'ness
With
Influenza.
jhave
built
a
brldse
across
the
Ne-
A.
C.
McCorkeJl
of
tlieTakla
Lake
ment
of
ties
frem
the
north
side
of
Traefrnt
Co.,
Fort
St.
James,
left
;
last
week
for
a
business
trip
to
Van
couver.
1
1
Rev.
Basil
B.
Prockter,
Anglican
1
Church
incumbent
here,
leaves
this
the
guest
of
Principal
Ellis
of
the
Spain
is
followincrixhe
popular-
trend
bv
chantrinc
the
Anaiican
Indian
school
there,
form
of
govemmenrarbm
that
of
a
monarchy
to
a
repub-
Jic.
For
years
the
KiflMom
AVas
in
turmoil
and
the
end
was
Marshall
s.
Reid
of
Calgary,
who
bound
to
come
sooner
later.
The
wonder
is
it
did.
not
XfZ&toSSZ
chako
River
U
facilitate
the
move-
'
the
river
to
the
Canadian
National
Railway
tracks.
The
bridge
has
been
put
In
near
rjlchol.
cr.J.
Haddon,
district
forester,
lias
received
-official
notice
from
,
week
for
Lloydmlnster.
SasK.,
where
;
Victoria
of
the
cutting
of
the
royalty
he
will
spend
a
short
vacation
jis
on
Interior
timber
from
"75c
to
60c
with
the
exception
of
white
and
yellow
pine
ana
spruce.
No
official
notice
has
yet
been
received
regarding
reduction
of
stum
page
charge.
Judge
H.
E.
A.
Robertson
left
lasT
UC1UXC
UUS,
-
rhlW
An
nnnmint
nf
tvmr
hnlf.h
.
.
-
.
seems
rather
a
new
idea
for
a
king
to
voluntarily
give
and
may
again
settle
on
his
home-
polnts
in
tne
Coiumbja
way
to
the
wishes
of
the
people
and
step
out
of
the
monar-
stead
opposite
the
farm
of
'his
Peace
River
,here
ne
wlll
conduct
chial
map.
Usually
there
is
a
big
fight
and
many
innocent
br"tner-
oiney
J.
Reid.
;eions
of
county
court.
He
was
persons
are
killed.
Apparently
Alfonso
has
given
up
the
.
.OT1trrrlotr
nf
.hpTacicomPfnled
y
Alex
mcb.
Young,
Idea
of
a
king
ruling
oy
divine
right
or
has
tafeen
the
view
wSSSIJS
wh
wU1
acta
prosecutor
that
the
voice
of
the
people
is
the
voice
of
God.
in
town
last
Wednesday.
He
Is
en-1
rnnat.inn
.,
b-i
In
Britain
the
King
rules
at
the
will
of
the
people.
One
clearing
to
dispose
of
his
properly
jf
gJJ
"SSmffCK
of
his
predecessors
was
appointed
to
the
position
by
Par-
1x1
the
East
Fncoi
area-
es75
to
0271
in
a
cribbage
tourna-liament
and
Parliament
has
the
right
of
removal,
only
,.,,,
Cm,f
n
'
Wn
t.nWnJment
here,
high
scorers
being
f.
a.
such
a
thing
Js
never
mentioned,
at
any
rate,
in
public.
It
cfaimf
2
thN
It
is
an
understood
thipg
jrj.the
British
Empire
that
the
King
district
and
brought
out
some
verylnltht
snail
be
out
ofrpolitics
and
that
he
shall
treat
every
party
8d
samples
of
ore.
He
is
on
his!
,
aime,
ii
is
Decause
ine
01
have
mw
lI,c
mu,u'8
rcB,uu-
Kings
nmgland
sa
faithfully
j
The
Eastern
star
Auxiliary
met
aunered
to
tnis
rule
that
their-throne-has-been
so
secure.
"
-
-
-
-
j
BURNSLAKE
Nd
Trt
I
QUARREL
OVER
ECONOMY
.
There
can
be
no
quarrel
with
Premier
Bennett
over
his
"Rt.
Rev.
Isaac
-o.
stringer.
Bishop
effort
to
economize
in
the
government
of
the
country.
It
r
the
Yukon,
on
Tuesday
night
last
ity
iiweasury
jusi,
now
oecause
we
ao
not
want
taxes
to
De
"k
..6
increased
held
a
service
for
the
ordination
of
A.
'
.
,
,
Rev.
B.
S.
Prockter
of
Vanderhoof
bo
far
as
local
expenditures
are
concerned,
we
cannot
a8
priest
and
Rev.
q.a.
Hinchciiffe
say
much
yet
because
there
is
always
hope
of
irettinrr-an
of
Burns
Lake
as
deacon.
Rev.
wn-
appropriation
in
the
supplementary
estimates.
Possibly
Jtan
sweetman
of
Endako
assisted
we
may
yet
get
a
post
office
in
Prince
Rupert.
,
-
the
Bishop
m
the
service.
Following
M
1
tthe
service
a
social
evening
was
i
'w.
m
teld
at
wh,ch
Blah0p
strjnger
told
LUMBER
MARKETING
a
large
gathering
of
Interesting
plo-
The
government
at
Victoria
and
Uiejumbermen
of
the
neer
experlences
ln
the
Yukon-
province
are
to
be
congratulated
on
their
decision
to
open
1
rw.
Mcoowan,
principal
of
an
office
in
London
for
handling
the
lumber
business
of
Bums
Lake
School,
gave
an
address
British
Columbia
with
Britain.
That
is
the
logical
result
at
the
ccntrftl
interior
teachers'
of
work
that
has
been
done
in
the
pant.
T.
D.
Pattullo,
mem-
"H""1"0"
in
-Prince
George
last
ber
for
Prince
Rupert,
when
minister
of
lands
in
the
pre-
TLnt-
vious
government,
took
the
matter
in
hand
and
secured
the
i
first
orders
for
the
province
from
Britain.
The
consis-!
mi
May
ooodeii
of
Tintagei
tent
work
ot
r.
a.
Pauline,
agent
general,
made
tne
British
:rxx
p
tne
Easter
holiday
people
turn
their
eyes
to
this
province
instead
of
buying:"
u,e
ff1
tcrT
aunt-nil
th
through
the
previously
established
agencies.
Douglas
fir
and
Sitka
spruce
have
'mow
become
well
known
in
Britain
and
the
demand
for-thehi
promises
to
be
steady
if
sufficient
effort
is
made
to"keqp
the
business
going.
The
present
move
is
a
step
in
tjje
right
direction.
Hon.
A.
Prefontaine
&
RE8IDENT
of
Manitoba
for
fiftr
yra.
Hon.
A.
PrafotiUine
hoUa
the
portfolio
f
Minister
of
Agriculture
in
the
government
of
that
Province,
ani.
,ih
addition,
is
.railway
commissioner.
He
is
a
member
of
the
Executive
and'
Fin-ne
Committee
of
the
World
V
Grain
Exhibition
and
Conference,
as
well
as
chairman
of
thr
Manitoba
3'rovincial
Committee.
Thoufh
tarn
at
Upton,
in
the
Province
of
Qfotwc
ilr.
Prefontainr
received
his
etl'
education
at
Greenfield,
Mau
V.A.
From
1892
to
1896
lie
was
tl
nf
th.
uiuurcijmiiiy
01
ut
oaianerry
and
has
presided
over
the
Department
of
Agriculture
since
1926.
When
-SIRgeSHVSKBStjVv
'
'BtttSLLflR
he
first
Joined
the
Manitoba
Oovernmtnt
he
took
charge
of
the
DtparV
ment
of
the
Provincial
Secretary.
ilr.
.Prefontaine
It
also
the
chairman
of
the
Co-owratiTe
Marketing
Board
of
Manitoba,
and
it
thus
brought
Into
dote
contact
with
producers
in
hi
Province.
m
In
1880
he
took
up
hit
rctldence
in
Manitoba
and
for
the
last
twenty,
thrte
years
hat
been
pretldent
of
the
St.
Pierre
Tradlnf
Company.
col
Lake.
Mlsi
I.
Hampsori
of
Decker
Lake
spent
the
'Easier
holidays
here
as
trie
guest
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Robert
Lowe.
District
visitor!
ln
town
during
'
,
the
past
week
Included
Henry
Piche,
I
Decker
take;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
James
Pedley,
Southbank:
Miss
Daisy
j
Shaw,
Sheraton.
,
j
Ell
Fletcher
made
a
'business?
trip
I
to
Smlthert
last
week.
I
A
party
was
held
at
the
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Kenneth
Warner
ln
'tiwior
of
Miss
Alma
Geraldlne
War-!
ner
who
Is
visiting-
here.
Dancing;,
games
and
cards
were
enjoyed
by
a
The
local
tennli
courts
have
been
put
ln
shape
for
tthe
coming
sea
son's
activities.
,
was
at
the
piano.
BLOOD
V
SKIN
TROUBLES
Nearly
everybody
is
subject
to
some
form
or
other
of
blood
or
skin
trouble!
.
.
especially
in
the
spring.
And
it
s
ail
so
unnecel-'
sary.
A
courts
of
Tru-OIood
cleanses
the
blood
stream,
and
.
removes
the
poisons
that
cause1
Uintment
along
with
7
ru-BIeod.
This
is
a
combination
that
can't
be
beat.
At
your
druggist
s.
i.
PIRASANT
m
TAXB
PROMfT
m
ACT
I.ACTTNG
kl
RESULTS
fRODUCT
TRC-stoon
Clears
thcSXui
wlr
Jack
White,
of
lianff,
brings
his
Ford
de
lose
roadster
Is
rest
en
fresen
surface
ef
beautiful
Lake
Louise,
after
recerd-breaking
drive
threugb
inoantalne
tram
Lea
Aftgelea.
his
Ford
through
the
BATTLING
snow-filled
passes
of
the
Ruckle
in
winter,
Jack
White,
winter
sports
enthusiast
and
son
of
Dave
White,
pioneer
of
the
Banff
district,
recently
made
the
record-breaking
time
of
'five
and
one-half
days
ln
a
hard
drive
from
Los
Angelea
to
Luke
Louise.
Mr.
White
drove
to
the
resort
town
nettling
among
the
ltockles'
towering
peaks
to
take
part
In
the
winter
sports.
The
distance
is
3,180
mile.
-."Words
fall
to
txpreas
my
appreciation
of
the
Ford
car,"
said
Mr.
White
after
the
gruelling
trip.
"When
I
say
It
Is
a
real
car,
I
mean
It
ln
every
sense
of
the
word,
as
J
have
driven
many
type
of
cars
over
the
same
route
In
other
seasons.
It
Is
the
beet
all-round
performing
oar
I
have
ever
driven."
Mr.
White's
dash
to
Lake
Louise
was
made
through
fog.
rain
and
TERRACE
Mrs.
Downing
of
Shmas
was
visiter
hare
eafly
In
the
week.
Rev.
H.
T.
Allen
paW
a
minia-
jlast
Friday
afternoon
at
the
heme
tetlal
visit
to
Paerfie
on
Monday.
01
Mrs.
George
Perkins.
;
I
Sever!
carloaffr
of
poles
ar
Dr.
J.
T.
Steele,
formerly
of
Bums
moving
from
Terrace
yards
thi
Lake,
has
-
takeH
over
the
medical
week
and
it
only
needs
the
dry-practice
here
6fTJr.
E.
J.
Lyon,
who
Jng
ot
the
rwro
for
iurther
suPi
Is
leaving
for
Vancouver
to
locate.
Dii
t
be
hauled
in
from
th?
,
woods.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Leslie-Woods
ofUew
.
York
arrived
ln
town
last
week.
Mr.
The
persistent
rains
air
inter-Woods
contemplates
the
develop-
ferlng
all
Wna,
of
,Rntl
wer:.
ment
of
a
tourlstiresort
ln
the
Lakes
onrt
farmer.
arP
mnxt
fw
-
District.
(
peI1
0f
liner
weather
to
allow
0'
.
...
LTT
.
.
,
,
tbc
necessary
spring
work
bein?
Northern
Jlebekah
Lodge
held
a
nrtM.i,
meeting
last
Thursday
night
in
the
:
:
,A
clean-up
ln
the
upper
part
has
...
.
.
.
it
been
procseding
some
days
and
the
ouuic
Mun
iiu.mreu
upputaiions
.urtourMilngs
are
vastly
Improved.
awe.
sbrjiUMMeivii
sa
MWIUtbaa
VWim
were
received
by
Registrar
George
Mllburn
during
the
recent
registration
period.
STEWART
Gertrude
Pettipleee,
with
an
av
erage
of
78.7,
was
the
leading
pu-
ipn
ln
Easter
examinations
of
Grade
.
J
,,,
,
i
Bight
In
the
Stewart
Superior
auapctwr
rviuittUKoiJiuer,
pruvm-
-
school,
it
is
announced,
clal
police,
left
last
week
for
a
trip
o.Edmontononofficial
business
in,
The
annual
memorial
service
of
connection
with
the
prosecution
at;
the
Loyal
Order
of
Moose
was
held
the
.Spring
Assizes
here
of
ICarl
,
ia9t
night
in
the
Pioneer
Hall
at
Hy-Frederlcks
on
a
double
murder
j
der.
All
clergy
of
the
district
parti-charge,
jctpated
including
Rev.
H.
R.
Cross
!
of
Hyder
and
Rev.
Evan
Baker,
Rev.
Arinur
ueiios
has
been
remanded
,
a.
Moody
and
Rev.
Father
E.
M.
Le-J
ui
n
tuaiKe
m
ussaumnB
reKgyifay
or
Stewart.
Scott
In
Central
Fort
Oeorge.
j
The
anniversary
of
Vlmy
Ridge
The
cantata
Stalnert
"CrucHwas
cerebratetl
here
last
Thursday
Xlxlon"
was
presented
Good
Friday
:
nlgtit
with
a
smoker
held
by
the
Ca-nlght
by
the
choir
of
Knox
United
!
nadtan
Legion.
There
were
songs,
Church
before
a
large
audience.
speeches
and
musical
nunibera
and
The
organist
and
conductor
was
;
the
address
of
the
evening
was
glv-Frank
Knowles
and
those
taklng-kn
-by
Rev.
Father
E.
M
Leray
O.
M.
solo
parts
were
James
Quayle.il.,
who
served
overseas
with
the
Thomson
Ogg.
J.
Clapperton
and
French
army.
Past
president's
Jew-W
J.
Peckham
Mrs.
W.
O.
Fraier
els
-were
Dreeented
to
H.
D.
Roch-
:
fort.
J.
O.
Lyon,
H.
C.
;j.
Scott.
Bennett
and
i
The
Alaska-Washington
Airways
seaplane
"Petersburg"
arrived
at
Hyder
last
Tuesday
morning
from
Ketnhlkan
with
five
passengers.
Robert
Ellis
was
pilot
and
Frank
Wndman
mechanic
of
the
plane,
the
passengers
being
Mrs.
Llnde-gaard.
Mrs.
A.
Mayer,
Oren
F.
Hill,
Mr.
Lee
and
Mr.
McQrath.
A
rumor
circulated
here
to
the
effect
that
B.
CL
Silver
has
closed
down
has
been
officially
denied
by
local
offices
of
the
company.
Operations
at
the
property
are
being
carried
on
as
usual,
it
is
stated.
Mrs.
J.
Crawford,
nurse
at
the
Premier
Hospital,
left
last
iveek
for
holiday
trip
to
Vancouver
and
elsewhere
ln
the
south.
blinding
snowstorms
and
against
frost
and
icy
roads
Thieves
who
stole
his
cur
Just
as
he
was
scheduled
to
start
forced
him
to
push
the
oar
to
Its
utmost
to
reach
Lake
Louise
In
time.
Th)f
ear
tuid
Aeen
purchased
In
Vantb.dvec.
afoj.fbetn
well
broken
in
on
a
pi
evtous
drive
from
Vancouver
to
Los
Angelea,
Slippery
roads
made
dMiKeruuJ
going
on
the
drive
from
Los
KognMk
1
north
through
California
Fifty
mile
west
of
Spokane
ilr
White
ran
into,
heavy
snow
which
continued
until
he
passed
Nan
ton
Alberta
Between
Couer
D
Alene
and
Bonners
Ferrv.
Idaho,
Mr.
White
ran
Into
the
worst
snowstorm
he
said
h
had
ever
seen
The
heavy
fall
made
driving
difficult.
He
bad
to
stop
frequently
to
dig
the
caked
snow
from
his
windshield.
The
ear,
however,
battled
An.
sometimes
through
snow
as
deep
as
1
wo
jeeu
absence.
He
is
interested
in
mining
1
property
ln
the
Marmot
River
SMITHERS
The
government
well
drilling
outfit
is
w
resume
work
ln
this
district
-ifter
a
Ions;
period
of
inactivity,
rhe
machine
is
bng
put
in
readiness.
for
tMMttncl
Robert
Heddle
on
the
R..iMoOrtgsjt
frm
at
Quick
where
It
Tiias
stood
idle
for
a
long
:lme.
Workers
on
both
tfoes
of
politics
xtc
busy
here
getting
new
names
on
'he
voters'
list
and
removing
ons
"The
deep
throaty
bark
of
th,
Ford
ma
confidence
gave
and
4
;(,a
ttnued
to
smash
through,"
-a;J
jj,
White.
"I
now
believe
that
a
u
f.Awtorlag
difficulties
are
ju
ft
the
driver
losing
conflden
1.
his
tf"
"Another
heavy
snowstorm
u
nemjntered
north
of
Bon
litre
Ferry,
but
I
managed
to
get
through
":
lianff
-
Wlndemere)
highway
fct
eiosed,
I
was
foreed
to
neg
:utt
the
fCrow's
Nest
Pass.
There
1
tM
two
hours
hunting
for
help
j
flu,
a
big
passenger
bus
oat
of
the
dtt
.
but
the
next
day
I
made
Haz'I
without
treuble.
Oa
the
day
fc.low.
log
I
motored
up
to
Lake
for
the
skiing
and
skijoring
:k.
petitions.
There
I
"had
my
car
ph;
graphed
on
the
froaen.
snow-i.:.;.
eted
surface
of,
the
lake'
ODDFELLOWS
HAVE
PARTY
f
1
Twenlyv-First
Aiinlversarr
Crlr
bratcd
With
Enjoyable
Afiiir
Last
Nlht
The
local
Oddfellow
assumed
an
enjoyable
bit
,,
oartv
last
nloht
in
thi
k;..;
-w
.
'Hall
to:
tKr--purposeo;
i-.jr
iteg
she
twenty-first
am
,.--ite
found
teg.
Joseph
Jack
nobi-'
x
presided
and.
after
iu;
had
been
done
to
tiv
.jq
:hattio
longer
hasmrry
right
to
b;Prfl
hrV
"here.
speeches
by
J
were
:y
W
MpK
Mrs.
Thomas
Priest,
the
ThaSmrttiers
Band,
under
leader-
presenting
the
Rebel..
srrtp
of
j;
8.
Gray,
made
Us
Initial
Mr.
J
B.
Boddle
and
M
public
appearance
on
Monday
night
Simpson
sane
a
vocal
tin-of
last
week
and
made
an
excellent
panist
being
Norman
M
rcprcMton-
Assisting
the
band
In
Sam
Boyle
and
Albcr
5
the
program
were
Miss
Mary
Me-
taaed
an
amusing
blin
venzie,
with
vocal
solos
and
dances;
the
former
being
dm
Irs.
A.
G.
Grv.
with
vocal
solos;
winner
at
the
concilia
Ji.
H
V
Agnew.
with
vocal
solos,
a
combat.
taie
trio
consisting
of
c.
S.eelt,
jtf.
Oames
nd
dancing
f..i
olllson
and
L
H
Kenaedy.
R.
Phtlllps
being
mast.
JUDGMENT
INTERESTING
fisherman
Who
Lands
FWi
fct
En-.
titled
in
It.
Says
Judge
EDMONTON.
April
15:-
Well,
i
lereig
a
Judament
that
should
in-arest
fishermen,
with
the
fWring
eason
Just
around
the
corner;
and
i
t's
sure
to
be
of
more
than
passing
1
nterest
to
real
estate
agents,
as
the
j
lotion
involved
it
a
real
eatate
ac-'ton,
.although
the
Judgment
hand.
monies
The
eommltto
i
conelsted
f
J
E.
Bod'
Blackhall,
Nerman
M
Miss
Chrtssts
Woods.
M
MacLeod
and
Mbs
E
M
About
150
persons
we?
tendanee
id
down
contains
a
sentence
that
welht
champion
of
the
tiould
settle
for
all
time
any
argu-
anno"nced
that
he
Is
goip
Jtents
between
fishermen
as
to
",ute
retirement
from
p
whose
fish
It
is.
fr
at
least
two
months
uj
"The
fisherman
who
eventually
r
hu
Phyiiuns
at
the
M
lands
the
fish
is
entitled
to
It,
even
ln
Rwl'fler.
Minn,
though
It
was
first
allured
by
the
Dem-Pey'B
decision
nc
oalt
of
another."
wrote
Mr.
Justice
ihe
celling
of
more
th.
Prank
Ford
in
Edmonton
in
hAiifi.
8aBemnts
to
referee
box
lng
down
Judgment
ln
the
no.
a'l
over
the
countrv
Keefer
vs.
Bnders.
In
whleh
Keefer
condlllon
anc
a
perslstcn
uea
jor
uie
recovery
of
a
commis-
w"m
makes
necessary
'
ion
on
the
sale
of
Endem-
fav,
according
to
doctors
who
This
is
the
second
time
the
case
has
tnp
,orner
champion
u
been
tried.
ago
T
the
evidence
it
was
ou
that
Bnders,
owner
of
a
farm
D
f
.
n
1
S?!Lhad
put
11
"p
for
enect
Dndge
and
that
Keefer.
a
fnai
at.i.
.
O
harried
to
sellMt
to
man
named
tvaamsfli
'BlierMW.
Tlie
sale
rlin
,
''f
to
through
at
that
time,
but
two
months
later
Louis
Myers,
another
7Z1
J!ta,
inge.nl'
M5d
frm
to
sal"
hid
"that
lhe
LOS
ANGELES.
April
Sid
in
iLfer
t,
&
i"
he
W'
Schlck'
wllc
P,a
1
wSTu.'c?
!?
.
P-ty
of
Rui
awarded
slinn
in
V
i
was
ueuJtn
perfect
Hand
of
M
a
taken'nhri
it
u
i
r'T"
ajsj
sr.'
a:1--
Jack
Dempsey
Is
Ordered
to
Take
Two
Months
Rest
Jack
Dempsey.
forme'
T.il
LosAnueles
Lady
George
Mehlfleld.
a
former
reel-
favor
of
h
rt-J
'
uagment
ln
Mrs.
Qeorgc
8.
Blanoy
'
dent
of
Hyder.
returned
to
the
dls-
jusuce
p01d
KiVes
hi
..."
Mr
becn
"
r,P
outn-
reU
tiict
last
week
after
an
extended
decision.
herman"
the
city
on
the
Prince
Ru;
morning
from
Vancouver
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