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CONSTIPATION
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In
ZSeand
75errJfAp,
CARTERS
ESPUiS
SKULL
IS
PICpD
UP
Identified
as
Ifcinf
That
of
Lewis
Larsen,
Ilazelton
Losger
Disappeared
in
December
A
skull
which
nas
been
found
in
the
bush
in
the
Kispiox
Valley
has
been
identified
by
means
of
filling
of
the
teeth
as
being
that
of
Lewis
Larsen,
Hazelton
logger,
who
had
ooen
missing
since
the
middle
of
December
taut
divisional
headquarters
of
provincial
police
here
are
advised.
No
othfr
parts
of
the
body
besides
the
skull
have
as
yet
been
found
but
Sergeant
Andrew
Falr-baim
and
Constables
Harold
Ray-bone
and
W.
Oland
of
the
provincial
police
are
conducting
a
thorough
search
In
the
neighborhood
in
the
endeavor
to
find
the
remainder
of
the
skeleton
which,
judging
from
the
state
of
the
skull,
was
molested
after
death
by
bears.
It
was
December
14
that
Larsen
left
Hazelton
with
two
friends,
Eli
Arvidson
and
Charles
Anderson.
He
was
accompanied
by
the
two
men
as
far
as
Lenhart's
pole
camp
whence
he
set
out
by
himself
for
Kispiox.
Although
extensive
search
was
made
immediately
after-Lar-sen's
disappearance,
he
was
never
seen
again
nor
was
any
trace
found
until
this
week
when
the
skull
was
discovered.
Heavy
snow
hampered
previous
search
operations.
The)
skull
was
found
about
the
place!
where
Larsen
was
believed
to
have
I
disappeared."
;
What
is
believed
to
be
the
hole
j
of
a
22-callbre
bullet
was
found
in
the.
skull
It
Is
recalled
that
Larsen
was
earning
a
22
rifle
as
well
as
a
'Bold
watch.
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TOUHS
OF
INSPECTION
Editor,
Dally
News:
On
the
arrival
of
thecss.
Prince
George
Wednesday
morning
I
np-1
tlced
that
another
party
of
C.
N.'
R.
officials
and
retinue,
had
arrived
on
another
so-called
"Tour
of
Inspection."
Several
familiar
faces
were
missing
from
the
party,
this,
no
doubt,
being
due
to
the
fact
that
the
parliamentary
committee
Inves
tigating
C.
N.
R.
matters
Is
still
In
session
at
Ottawa
and
has
Just
de
cided,
by
a
majority
of
one.
to
probe
into
the
expense
accounts
of
12
of
the
"Higher
Ups."
This
fact
may
have
had
a
deterring
influence
of
the
C.
N.
R.
officials
In
Vancou
ver
causing
them
to
postpone
the
pleasure
of
their
'Tour
of
Inspec
tion"
until
a
more
opportune
time.
I
would
like
to
extend
my
sympathy
'
i
them
in
having
to
postpone
a
pleasant
sea
voyage
and
rail
trip,
all
de
luxe
travelling,
with
reasonable
expenses
allowed,
and
incidentals,
I
almost
forgot
to
mention
the
In
cldentals.
I
believe
that
two
private
cars
had
been
provided
to
convey
the
party
to
Winnipeg
(two
were
nee
nary
in
order
to
avoid
overerowd
lng)
and
that
a
medical
officer
was
also
a
member
of
the
party.
I
am
curious
to
know
what
particular
branch
of
the
service
he
was
de
tailed
to
inspect.
If
he
had
no
par
tlcular
duty
to
perform
I
would
suggest
to
him
that
he
could
render
the
public
a
great
service
by
per
forming
a
major
operation
on
some
of
the
deadwood
In
the
C.
N.
R,
staff,
commencing
on
the
head.
In
view
of
the
present
financial
condition
of
the
C.
N.
R.
and
the
disgraceful
disclosures
that
have
recenUy
been
exposed,
I
venture
the
opinion
that
these
so-called
Tours
of
Inspection"
are
nothing
but
a
wanton
and
deliberate
extravagance
on
the
part
of
the
officials
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PARADE
.
1
"SUICIDE
FLEET"
With
Bill
Boyd,
Robert
Armstrong,
James
Glcason,
Gfnjtr
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ANDY
CLYDE
in
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HOLIDAY"
KRAZY
KAT
In
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Goes
Craiy"
METRO
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&
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"THIS
RECKLESS
Ann
msutm
ciMfi
v
iar.1
tan
juroxmn
i
xusm
in
it
t
a
.
making
these
"Tours"
or
to
put
itt
,
more
blunUy
"Joy
Rides."
The
cost,
of
one
of
these
Tours'
would
have
kept
a
good
many
of
the
Lower
,
Downs
supplied
with
the
necessaries
of
life
for
a
considerable
period
during
last
winter.
I
wish
to
voice
my
protest
at
the
continuance
of
these
absolutely
unwarranted
extravagances
and
sincerely
hope
that
the
aforesaid
parliamentary
committee
will
bring
in
recommendations
to
the
House
at
Ottawa
that
will
Immediately
stop
for
all
time
such
wasteful
expend
l-
Ijures
of
public
money
by
C.
N.
R.
VLW
WABSUU
A
football
nun,
arranged
to
taki
Aoroprlis
Hill
e
evening
between
,i
sentlnR
H.
M
c
s
the
Canadian
dc
is
at
present
payi
port,
and
Regimen
lor
League
here
ted
to
be
a
liveh
if
weather
favor..
will,
undoubted
l
v
l;
officials
aa
have
been
witnessed
In
crowd
of
soccer
t.n.
the
past.
i
to
see
it.
Thanking
you
for
your
courtesy
in
publishing
this
protest.
,
4,1
SYDNEY
C.
THOMSON.
'
John
Macfle
m
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j
sailed
last
sight
nr.
Miss
May
Macdonald.
daughter
Oeorge
for
E-sqiun;
of
Aid.
and
Mrs.
S.
D.
Macdonald.
will
take
course-
:
Is
now
making
good
recovery
after
They
are
memo-i
having
been
threatened
with
an
unit
of
the
Rov.ii
attack
of
pneumonia.
Volunteer
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