PRINCE GEORGE
mi  n».
PRINCE GEORGE. B.C., FRIDAY,  AUGUST 13,   1920.
K1YK CENTS
Bassoff, the Bandit Leader Captured Near Bellevue
OGLE ARRK8TRD AT
QUE8NBL ON SATURDAY
Acetified   Mn|.i,-r.T  of  Thomas   d.mI.1
Submits Quietly to Ajrrest by
Senior Count. (Jreenwood.
<>1.I> MK\   WORK ON
POLISH  COMMUNICATIONS
I  Men and  »<»>> ou  l.iuos of Polish  ( iimmunii :iiions—Women Act mn  Courier*.
llESPl '
HI I1   !
VIM)   WHO   SHOT  OFFICKKS     I SHICK     ,\.M>     IIAILLIK     AT
, i \ 11: < \i'Tii:i:i> o\ wkdm:si)av  night through  c. LUCES coNFKssiox OF tils GUILT.
auk   12.—Bason,   thei BKTTKW HOUSING COMMITTEE who last Saturday shot                     SlJET Monday EVENING
:   and  Haillie at  Helle------___
uplured   last     night     'JT   Other] Applications Will be Accepted .,:   that   place     ami    waa               Shortly—More   Detail   Is
.   hhridge   jail   where  he!                              Wanted.
rtith  murder      He  haa,
,(j   confession   oi  his   part:      A   meeting  ol   the  Better  Housing
1 Committee" war. held in the City Hall
of   C.P.R    HiCi     Munda) evening, Mayor F.-ry, Alder
mmiu^id la responsible!111811   HalM    d"a   Marshall  Sales,  re-
,  .   I rpture       rhe   des-1 i"'*"-'-"1"^ »»* Q W V A.  being pies
•,,,,..,, Lbrough a cordon! fntl    The Rowing applications for
A .   ,,;   tw6 days agb'and! !°»n    Wl" read    p   Tnompion,  $3-
,,,   from   the  place  or' ......    '   Amkinj W&00;  M   Caldwell,
„.,,. bloodhounds were put   i ;......    K   !     Saunters,   13000;    A.
„,   Wednesday      Ham    {J^llJii-  *•-•"'•¦     A      McB.     toung.
....  oh  the track and   r:r'"u-  and   '    M   McLean.  J3600. lu     Four officers half       Jhl  »PP«««««»n« of p  C. Saundera made the capture    < and  J    Altu"     *ere    a«epted,  the ire   after"   (.aid   "!lllM~   '"-•»"Ł   '"'K1   I>JI   »  i'ttie  more
_,' '   .            detail.
,iteui)      :!rai<pt'd  under is,
.,„,,„„,,„  pi6tolwithr>LANS ARE CHANOED
' '   aia8azine                                  FOR PEACE ftlVEK TRIP
Tlu> arrest of    Orville    Ogle,    the'       WARSAW,     Aug.   12.—Hundreds
man   who   murdered   Thomas   Dodd,'of  conveyances of    all    descriptions,
effected
by|
tho Mud  River rancher, was near  Quesnel   on   Saturday  last
 loaded  with barbed wire and  driven  boys and  old   men  are  streaming
Britain Shocked at French Recognition of Gen. Wrangel
SHREWD DIPLOMATIC (Y>UP OF  KRANCE     IN     REOfKSMTIOX     O» OENKRAL   WRANOEL FORCES  B1WTISH   PRKMIEH   INTO Most DIFFICULT     POSITION—COMMONS     ItKASSKMBLKS     VIOVDA1 OWING  TO SKHIOl'S SITUATION.
Senior   Constable   Greenwood   of   the   through   the   Polish   capital   towards1 OKA NT OF (JIN'S
provincial  police.     Th« trail of Ogle' the battle front.    Mingled with them'                       FOU   PIPINCE   <JKOROE|
was  picked   up   through   his   having! are endless trains of supply wagons!                           _______
given  a  construction   worker on  the   guarded   by   elderly   civilians   arfuedl \yar Trophy |O <Mt>  Include 10."Stnni P. Q. E.   a   letter   addrqfesed    to   his' with rifles.     All able-bodied men are             iinn and Trench  Mortar.
Wife.    Ogle succeeded In eluding the   being relieved  from other duties   so                           _______       •
police cordon  in  the Mud  River dls-j thai  they  may  be made available   in1       Word  was  received  from  the   War, diet, making southwest In the diree-j the tight  fur the defence of Warsaw, i Trophies   Department,   Ottawa,    that I
lion  of   Blackwater  and   building   a1 Wom«n are acting aa couriers.
there  had   been allotted  to  this  city,
LONDON. Auk 1:' cially reported that Ll and 1-ZarI Curzon. secret! affair--, plan to meei P lerand at Boulogne oi discuss the ¦ II uat on . th«> French recogniiioi \\ range! o* iii»i to I!. of    the     h obi Ian    situ
It \a unoffi-oyd Qeorge rj ol foreign
log   raft   on   the   Frafeer   Hlver     he       A   Paris   despatch   states    that    a  one iOSmm   gun, one trench mortar | George  iia =   postponed drifted downstream.    He was arrest-! great battle i t^i   hy   Constable   Greenwood     while| Ruaso-Pollsn
 In  progress    on    the   aDij  two machine   gun?  front      upon     which   these will be forwardej
working  on  the     McDonald     ranch,
n mii    SHOOTING
(   v,L   PRISONER   HERE
i  \.,iin   of    Francois    Laise, „ c.i ut Attempted Murder, 11, Jail Here.
...   last   tedward   Nolan, Lake, brought here Henley  to be detained Port  George jail pending   or  charges  against !:i-   with   intent    to   do . .     in ai (derated  In  t ri»* lo-ihe  above  charg*-     he :  by Stipendiary  Mag-:   a)   Praser Lake thai   trouble   has   been ume time between    the two >ohii« men named if hi   the charge      It  is four   .-.hots   were   fired, if   he •   by Nolan,  who used u .:   tin   .tifair.
•.•• us ¦•'!  is   known   as  a     fine
•r   ii      the      Francois      Lake
considerable sympathy
: ¦        m   in   this   matt.-r      A
'i:-ntiiil   men   have  a\K-
Ilingnesn to go bail for
¦ >'i|   "i   our  years  In   the
appeared as a witness
igatloil   alleged    to    !)•'
liny Interests. Further
':'•¦    •   ¦ ¦'ipmentB In this case
to Im  pending.
|xHl
|tt-M
 i, TAXES l'\i;n   INTO THE PEACE
I'M formpi
im tbe fir
!<" the Peai
Utthracit,
lt,_
Hi,
froths
r
Pioneer of  Ontiyil   In-uliitts Party  Inspecting  Coal.
¦   week  Mr. Neil Oeth-'•'¦   I'rince Georfee, and 1    Ihe office of mayor ii   ' ampaign here, left Stiver by way of Suni-¦   party     of     twelve -¦ :   '¦¦men.     The   objec-: •  la the coal field on in which Mr.Oething nterested.
¦ ¦'•¦  1906 Mr. Gethlng,
the  late  Capt.   Geo.
ian  officer who fell at
1  *'Us very well known
here, located the   coal
'¦   Mouth  of  Piue River.
¦ ¦ baa been examined it
'    •¦  a  valuable    semi
'-•   which those Interest-
"   SJ-tU   the     Pennsylvania
Going bj  River.
!"i Summit Lake by
111 ;   ai i aiigementH   have
-" '     iii'-Ki     tu    proceed
' '¦•'• ¦-¦'1.     Parsnip     and
tioata     a  prominent
/'¦   Party  is  Mr    vY     8
'  ' " nine   gue ,  who Is a
-  A1'   Jonnson wlio dle.l
"iver,   was  Known ,as,
King,"     controlling
'"¦     Ints^eats     and
•*"ik   in  contempiat-
' l0Pment   of   the     Peace
;    ""«   iitiing   carried
:    ¦    ilgnlflcant   of
'• nlng   to   this   proa1
'¦''";'"--'s      Mrr.   W.   a
"   ¦  visited   this    coal
1 of the pa: t> i3 brother,  and   his.
"¦'Jin the United '  ll-"1   not   Been     his
thirty yf-ars until '¦'¦'I'i'ig,   of   Vander-
Vancouver tUiur.1 of Trade Will Visit Peace River \ia Edmonton and   Railway.
Under a.u-- of August bth, Secne-'•>' > W 1' lJa>ii*\ of the Vancouver Board of Trade, wired to .Mr. Pen-1 yvick", secretary of the local Hoarfl, stating Ihfll the Vancouver visitors to the  Peace  River country will not
proc.....I,   m>   originally   intended,   by
way of tho Summit Lake and Par-¦ niji route, down the P<*ace River, bin are coming via Prince Rupert ami l'iiii..f Georg.' to Edmonton and into the Peace by the new C.P.R. brunch  line.
; Kxplalned  the .Situation.
Sometime ago Mr. Fenwick ^x-plained th«- situation to the members ¦ it' the Vancouver Board of Trade In .i   lei ter as follows:
In the first place I would point out that the trip from Summit Lake to Hudson's Hope will cost $" ">0 for thirty person:; or under that nuni-b. i The time occupied covering itii.-- pan of the Journey will be about live days A cook and 'bull' cook will be provided, but*you will hi- required to furnish provisions and equipment These can be purchased in Priji.ce George after your arrival here. I understand boats run from Hudson's Hope to Peace ftiver Crossing twice a week. The charge will be between $^Ti and $:io per head. Including meals. This part of the trip takes two days At Hudson'^ Hope yon will be able to hlr,. saddle UOlttes to rid,, over to Rocky Mountain Canyon, which, fc* ahout the only thing of interest at that point. No cars, 1 believe, are availably here. The boat, on the trly from Hudson's Hope eastward, makes several stops, the principal one bein^ at Foii St. John."
The road to Summit Lake has been given the complete "once over" by the road department hero, and the' party would have been able to make excellent time over the Parsnip River" route, which would have given It a wonderful Insight Into the country to be traversed by the P.O. E., and would also have given these members some Idea of the difficulties which settlers In that country have to  face  today.
hangs the fate uf Warsaw, according
to get In tbe hay crop.           I to Information  reaching the   French
"i guess you've got me,"   he said! foreign  office
when approached by lifleenwoood.l I-atef despatches to the Echo de and he put up hie hands. Constable! Paris rroui Warsaw represent the Greenwood b. a *>ll known provln-j military situation aa Improved, and clal officer lie served in the navy, the Hole^ are foregoing relnforce-durlng the war in the motor boat pa-j meat oi tne northern army In coni trol and won the D.3O for destroy- forma* with the advice of General n.g j lierruan submarine in the North Weygand of the French mission Sea lie also served in the 16tband! The Polish army is s-aild to be equal n»3rd   Battalions.                                  | numerically to the Soviet army.
The Preliminary Hearing. AI  the preliminary hearing befortej <'HINF.SE GAMBLERS
and
shortly
that
Scotuna   which
•r lousnass
ii.      Kin|
Magistrate   Herne   this   morning   at I tie   provincial   barracks,   Ogle   was! charged by the provincial police with, the murder of Thomas Dodd on Mon-day    July   2 6th.     No   new   evidence
WERE FINFD *1OO
KAISER  IS   VERY   ILL,
rhe Hague, Aug. 12.—-The former Kutser is in very bad health. He !¦'•-¦ frequent seii-urc-s umi i« »efy weak. While other reasons t>ro giveu, it is i.ii..»u iiu.i It is i.i condition which haa wiu.-f.i his sons, Os-tar :>i..i 1.11.-i i i. .i< ii, i. to come  to   his   i>. .1-1.1.              In   the
past r«»» «ia>.i there t.;i><- i.n'ii several consultations by physicians,
l ti.
. i   t elebration   Ends   !•• Jud^e Robertson's Court.
nineteenth of July  proved   to ery   expensive  day   for     Llm
JCENSES WKlUt
GRANTED  TO CLUBS
Lloyd   Qeorge   mo
iei red lA.-i night 11 ..-^-ii.oies on Monda seriousness of the t jiui the b'rench gove nitiOD of General V\ I aoiitLi.-i a liussiaii ui Prance haa appare e^i Britain intu sucn Premier Lloyd Georg tend recognition or bined liotit which tt lies t.a> a hitherto pre Russia rhe at tivn, < gur.ti-ki j- a ;iiit««i i to* the purpose «ii tin tain into lu the United  Stat
pnn
 with   R  which
* a     piuituced,   the   testimony   being   be practically a repetition of that given   Chung   festivities at his placv cost.i-Bl   iiih coroner's  inquest.                       intf him >100, and what rasped Llm's
The lirsi witness, Roberts. who soul was that he was not even there Reported the death of Dodd to th'e on that day to participate in the police,   gave   the   same   evidence   as  frolic
thai at the inquest, as also did Dep- On in,, evening of July 19. Chief uty Inspector Parsons, Harry Dhry Sinclair, hearing loud and raucous man, Marvin Kaska, Fred Dhryman and Fred Klnzle, who was the witness called before the court iouriied at noon to hold session again at ^:;>0 this afternoon. lloy  Witness Weeps.
iiimult   issuing   from   the   home    of last   Llm Chung, walked in, much to   tho adv astonishment   of about eighteen Celestials   who  were   there  busily   play-Ing fan tan, nix kum arous and other Chinese   gambling   games.      Sinclair
Harry Dhryman. the 13-tyear-old pinched the entire party. Hills and hoy who saw Ogle kneeling at the silver were heaped on the table, and side of the dead man when he. with there was a wild scramble to grab Marvin Kaska. came upon him, the money, but the chief was there broke down and cried when Inspec- first and copped the prize. Ono tor Parsons asked him if that was - agile Celestial grabbed his roll and Ogle" in the prisoner's dock, and if attempted to make a flying exit that was the man he saw kneeling through the window, but the chief .it the dead man's side when he came pot him In midair, tapping,him on upon them. The boy in answering tho cranium with his night stick, "yes" broke down and sobbed as ha and It suddenly became dark, black cam a frightened glance at the Egyptian night for the Chinaman, prisoner. Inspector parsons conn, who woke up later after having been forted the boy and he was himself attended to by nlnd friends, again   in   a   few   moments.                         Lira Chung all this  time was   ab-
\ll    through   the   examination    of   sent  being far away up the line, nut   .   ~     " the   witnesses  Ogle    sat     apparently   it  was found that Llm knew of these calm   and   collected,   hut   evinced     a   little  festivals  at   his   house,  in   fact keen   interest   in  all  that   was  going   encouraged    them—-for   a   consider-     ..       .  < .   .    .. on.     He watched every  move of the j ution—and   in   the County  Court   on two  boys,   Harry  Dhryman  and  Mar-   Tuesday   morning   Judge   Robertson vin   Kaska.  as  they  were giving  tes-j lined  him   $100. tlmony. and when little Harry    was       Llm  paid, asked   if  he thought   Dodd   was dead j                         —;-----------1-----------¦
And Stella  Hacker   Will  sell     Ne&«-Boer—Information   on  dobs.
The i'U>• council inei Tuesday evening with a full council board, the following being present: Mayor Perry, Aldermen Wimbles, Balrd, Keegan,  McMillan  and   Livingstone.
A large amount of routine business was gone through and accounts were passed to th.' amount of $3207.14.
Applications I'rom five clubs for licenses to do business bore was granted, two of those clubs basing Chinese. Application for a near beer license wan also granted to Stella Hacker.
When tbe club licenses came up, Aid. Keegdn asked for information in regard to these institutions. Ilu wanted to know if they wore being run in a proper manner. Chi.1!' Sinclair, who on or<iern from the council had been Investigating them, told tile council that as far as Ii,. was able to judge they were being run In u proper manner. Aid. Koo-tati'd   that   he   was   certainly glail  to
recognition
meat
1.1.M.i <:. o cognltioln o .-luti over th
Olle    of    tile    Si tended
 of  th
e     «Va       hwl.li
leneral   w.r Holshe\ ik
steps  which  ili< take   if   the   Re
Ih., All
li.id
for
ia I ih    ;it     the   Minsk
?rence, and  it   became
the   Entente   virtually
ugaliiH)   them.       Con
>»r    the     Kr<Mich     i.
•>  :i- aa  shod;   to ofl ii u
10         «H
eqinMltl
cognltUi
I   Hril.il!
 i:\TS-   I,AST  CHAN't'K
TO   I'W     UtHKAHS
th.'lr
ii.-r   am
Im.-
>nr«
¦< in arrear ght will have to gel ami pay I h«>i r accounts ii theiir lifchi will l»e dipconnected and the water shin off. Cltj Clerk Tate has cast-iron instructions to *htlt off lighl and \\;itcr ;it once .>t Lhone \yho iir ¦ in arrears, and ihl in th»»  last   warning  that   will  he  *rl\en
hoWskk >ii:i:ii\(; AT
im:i\ci:ss on Monday
question  was also given considerable  attention      It   was  con-to  get   a   supply  of to.il   In   early,   as   it   was   understood not   only  the  freight   rates  wer"e  k*>-
(.lei    of   (ipposiiion House   Will   Addre
On   Monday   niclij Bowser   will   add res: the   Princess
th
 Provincial  M«>etln«
\v
 jllK
ing   up   Imii   that   there   was   a   possi-, Aveiut hillty of there being a coal shortage    Bowse
i public meet-riieaii*'. Third upon t he public issues Mr 'oines here direct   from    i h>*
when   he   came   upon   him,   a   smile! tured Ogle.     Dr.  Ewert, who wa.s to
came over Ogle'H face,                         I Kive expert medical testimony, Is out
Photographs in Evidence.             of town, and after bearing the above
Inspector     Parsons     had     photo-   three witnesses  the hearing  will   b-e graphs and maps of the scene of the   adjourned until the doctor returns, crime and these were of a very comprehensive   nature   and   complete.
Other   witnesses   to  be  called   this
 untry
nfternoon are R. ( orless, who brought the body to the city, Mrs. Dodd,   wife   of   the   murdered     man.
The  city   clerk   had   been   Instructed   peace   RIv
to write various coal companies  for   |,,.,.,, looking Into the
prices.     ThM  he had  done  and   had   an,|   other   problems   i
received replies.    A. F. Green, local   tiers  in   the  grain     c
coal   dealer,   also  wrote   the    council   n,m    johti   Oliver    Pi
tendering prices for coal, and It was   province    was   also   h
found   on     comparing     prices     that   Rivef,  and   the rival  i
.        Green's  tender   was   lowest,  and     he   „„ n,,.,,, „,,  ,),,, mihlii
5  provincial  constables,  as   thev                            ,              .   . '                   "•' lllMt   '"'  '"'   l""""
' ( was   accordinglv   awarded    the   con
taking   no   chances   of   any
The   prisoner   Ogle   whil-p   In box   1«   being   carefully   guarded thri aje
 the  by;
 t rict
 Toward  event  happening.
 The accused  Is being defended  by; sAI) HKTTLKKS AIUC
and Constable Greenwood,   who cap-   Mr. P. E. Wilson.
<;VPl»Kn BY GYPSIES
Flye
rs Left Here at 8.40 and Landed at Hazelton 12.15 Today
linnri  of  Gyppfeti   \< tus.mI   of   i.ij;lit-
 Work Along the. Road. The   >lov<vnn   Kigii.
vin re   lie      llav
i i\i nsportatlon 11-i 11k   the  aet
nuitrv         Th ¦ 'inier   of      tlio the     Peace oliticians   met platform and HOniti   lively    IllOetlngH   resulted
ICveryolle interested ill the intelligent criticism ol public aiTairs In the province will I"' Interested in .iii. ndlug this meeting.
Miss   w;\r.s (•. i,\n
IS   VISITOR   HKRK
( ITV  WILL ENDEAVOR
TO   ASSIST   HAND
_______     '                        I
Mayor   Perry   and   Alderman   BftU^lj
Will (riyifor With Commtuw. A   deputation   from     the     newly formed   I'rin.v George  Band   Ass'ocl atloh  waited on the city council last i ueadaj   - vening  and  BBked  for .fin u.n-i.i   aoaiBtanci   to  -ou,>-  . <teiiJ_JlL. thi   purchase of Instruments foi   the band      Phe matter di having a i<an.i In  this clt)   ^as discussed  a|  length uiul favorable opinion:  were axpresa ,.,i iij   ,,n it..- aldermen In having   a .good  band organization     While unity   according to the mayoi    la nni cmpoweited to grant anj  money   foi t\i'^ kind or an orgaripation, ho was ,„  favon 6t  having a bfed   and   he suggested tliat a committee from the band organization meet a committee from  the council and  try and    r •-''' some solution of the problem      rhla
im .,,-......ippn, and the council   ip
pointed   Alderman   Haiiyi    anS    tha mayo'i   to  meet   a  cqmmltt*    from ,,„  t,,,,,   ortcanlzation   FTlday   even ing In the clt> hall
PLIGHT   ItFSUMlcn   FHOM   HKHK  TOI>AY—MACHINES     TAKE WKLI/—EXPEDITION   I\   HIGH    SPIRITS—AVERAGED
<>«» MILES PER HOUR.
After eiffactlng «xc-pllent repairs on Captain Street's machine, following In-, crash when he lauded here In a driving rain and thunder otoCiu on AiMinUv. Lnd lust., and after subae-quen| dalay In securing a landing ground at llazelton, when Captain Street condemned us Impossible the • it,, selected there, the whole expedi ti.ni left the ground b.ei)b this morning al 8 4ii ami landed at Ha/eltou at   12   li»
i'he repairs to Captain Street's machine were executed by local men ,i,,i iin1 flyers Btatfi that this work wn? done us well an If executed by expert aeroplane vvo(k   W
 done
 mechanics.     This  bv  A.   P.  Andersen,
C
 alnqialr an'd   lloiightallng and
il
Qwilig io reports of the  Hip   llu'i'llou   Held   and   the  dilYI lti"   oi' approaohes there, Captain tef'i   win!  on  in  advance by train
It   took   the   combined   diplomacy-OFF   of the provincial and thx- city police AfUH'T   to move a band of gypsleB out  "' the olty  last   week.       The  band   arrived ' here  from   Quesnel   and   u 11   through Master  ElectKiclanl thplr route lUH Bypsles, It is alleged, tuuk  everything  that remained" loose .iivniiiii the comniunltles    in    which they  visited.     Word reached heie toi great the   order   oft !je'tr('n  them   for stolen   articles,   bui    *i   a ali that was founu was s beaver aklti         i i> vvhlcn was confiacated by the provln clal police and the Owner haled Into courtf wnore be \*aa lined the 'jutn of 11 m   by   Magiistrate   Herne   for   con lion  of  the! Game   Vet.   It   was then  gently  Intimated  to  them  that a. forward   movement on   their  part
A   prominent   visitor here is    \li-;nes c      i.aut.    the    well    ktiom writer,   whose   work   is   famlliai L'anadianu  through   the  columns   > i lie     Saturday   lOvenlhg   i'o.ii,'    "M( MnBH/.ine,......Poronto   Satm
Kirkpatrk'k   and
.1. E, KngLJsh taxied to tbe north end oi the Held and took off down tbe road In excellent manner'.' The machines followea In No 3 machine, with Lieut. Q tl. Cjtiiiiiine in the pilot's seat and Seifjt. Long u.n observer; No. 2 machine with Lieut Clifford C. Nutt in command, with Lieut. Eric Nelson, engineering officer of the-fllgbt,   as  lraVt'"
ih.-iver      'the   last   to     leave     the
I m
ila>    Night"   and      oil
join nala      M l-.i   I .aul   Id" ou
Iht   nips of  exploration      31
 promT
ground,    following    service    regula-
(Ions,    was   Cant.   St.   Clalr, Street,! away from this olty. would be great-
tiaveller   auu   a \ ¦ raatlle  writ.i
i i,, objet i .M \i>: b i. i «-nt Hii British i . luinbl ed rt n Ii iHttii e iuui na pi i .- and .i 3 in- Is * e pit) ied with die i ut ui I-id id, Miitisri i olunibid development, it is fell Rill pfofil bj iictf fatu « hen and wherei ei t he)
Iy appreciated.    They took the advice, and left for d kindlier section of the
rommander of the expedition, ac-companled.by Sergt. iienriques. The machines circled for some time, to gain altitude, and picking up flight formation   they  sped away   Into the' iXltDNCIL DECIDES TO
BOAitD OF TRADE   IND i»IR MEETINGS TOXIQH1
The lit)   Hail  tonight  will '•<   the scene of two important publli   meet-
noithwe&t. They were repoifted m panning over Vanderhoof at 9:4b, ami   they  landeti     at     Hazelton    at
SSLiL CITY BONDSj mgs which those Interested In sh< 'not  fail  to attend.      The   first   • Tbe coi..^;i  at.  Tuesday     uignt'sj special luoetin* «f    the    Board
UV15, all the machines landing iwell,! me«Ung  decided   to   sell    36,000   of
the city's bonds to the National Bond Company, of Vanvouver, at 84.
their   twelve   days/ ,' Htay 1 the expedition has entered in-«
hei
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The   ciiristiiui    Endeavor   som or  Lhe  PresbyteTlan  church    at    its meeting   next; Tuesday  night   ai    ¦* band, Nell, will   o'clock win be led by MiM   (;"r'F,rr1^ Xeo-haco Valley   Lawa'on, on tho topic; f'L«saona "lion  they  are  tbe*PoetB."    All young people of in city arfi urged to be,pr*3«nt.
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other niutlei-s, the roposed excursion
p There were 1110,000  bonds offer-; to  I'andeittoof  on   l.ai.or  Day.
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lsh«d  last   night.
to have a field this work was fln-
npp*clatlon for the efforts of^the ed and an offer was received from: lowing (hte the annual meeting or rltlzens to make their stay pleasant, the Vancouver flr>n. the aldermen ( the Fort (Jei*rge Agricultural & lu-and   they   leaVe   many   fast   frlendb  deciding to sell the above amount.      , dusuial Ajm
 out  their en- V>r*ywho wish them the beat of luck!
 hospital    and. school    bonds, the
will be held and lection of officers carried out.