QCPOBER 2s. 1939

Efiunculis TOMORROW t.

CHURCH 0t ENGLAND

St. Peter's Cathedral ngv, CANONL lqrIgwNE. M. s.

Sunday services a_oo_lloly Communion. gj5-lilntlns.

11.00 iioly Eucharist, Choral and

on. Sunday School. qpo-Jrlveusong and Sermon. inf-k Day Services ‘My-Except Monday and Fri- 14.15 llnly Communion.

“may 7.30 Evensong.

,,.l_-- —-—-' Si. Paul's Church n", ,\_ lmlirew Gardner. Rector lllflilfltfliktlfl.) G l Organs rs. .E. Full. Director,‘ Albert Diiiiiis 21st Sunday alter Trinity 5m "nly Communion (Notice

,' time). ‘halts: llllornlng Prayer and Ser- mgiiertory Anthem: "1 wui sing n, Thy Power". (Sullivan). lllilrliini! services cnnduckd l”

v. C. N. Palmer, M.A. 2.30 Sundny School and Bible

Classes. I ma) Evening Prayer and Sermon. [venlng Prayer conducted by Mr. ', flurleigil Taylor. EVERYBODY WELCOME

“ITIYESBYTERIAN

The Presbyterian Church in Canada St. James Church

Povmni Street Minister - ltev. it. Moorhend Lezate, D.D. organist-Mrs. K. S. lingers. Choir Director-Mrs. J. A. Lawson Public Worshlg Morning at Eleven an Evening gt Seven delimi- I'i'l'1lt'Iit5l'I The Minister. Sliliillly School ut 2.30. Morning Music: fi jfllinilllz Anthem: The Lord II lilv Shepherd” by Fostc fjuenllil.’ Anthem: Se‘ strangers and Visitors Cordlslly invited.

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Zion Presbyterian Church

Prince and Grafton Street Rev. G, Carlyle Webster, Minister Organist — Miss itcnn Wood.

Morning WOISIIIPZ- 11.00 :l..m. Theme: “Divine Port-

ncrsliip." llymiis: 0i, ‘I98, M9, 8H. Anthem: "To Thee 0 God, We

fly." llluunder.) Soloist: Mrs. Arthur Roper. 2:30 l’. M.—The Sabbath School girl BibiaCialmes. Evening Worship:+

7.00 p.m. Theme: “The Great Discovery." llyiiiiis: 666. 465, 525,

iuthi-m: "Saviour Now The Bey is illidiilg." (Nevin).

Soloist: Ml‘. IV. Phillips.

"Yc 511.111 keep My Sobbzlths, and i-rvi-rcni-l- My sanctuary."

A cordial invitation is extended to you to ivorship with us.

inflation; Gives Permission To Lease Strand '

. Foster and the Cit-y mil after due consideration.‘ night declnrcd their willing-

1 '0 lease the Strand Theatre to Department of Defence to ho ll>(‘d for housing the Army

lib‘ fol Corps or other Units 1n the A resolution to this effect

vim phased unanimously st the Electing, 'l"'nc Council was meeting in

[ll-uni session last night t0 decide this important. question. His Wor- srlp was 1'1 the chili: and the fol- loyvln: Councillors were DIoSEII-ti Mo KYS. Lzipihorn. Dougzln, Chand- ‘viclntyro. McKee also the City

lcr. Mr . M. Martin and 12,- ilbllo Health Officer, Dr. B. C. Kenning.

Committee headed by Coun- r r Lnpthurn hftd been named to 11.1.10 s. silrvev of certain buildings in the-City to ascertain which one iwxiiii be thc most suitable for bil- It ' thc troops. this nlm in view the Oom- uroccrdcd yesterday with the cl-liou of thc following bulld- lu the Ciiy: The Strand 'I‘he- " lhc Jordan property on Graf- i'u Slrrct; the Sporting Club: the Y. M. C A.: the Holy Name (tub: lhc Portland Packing Com- llllll/ nlwil iho prc-pcrty on King Szrvl-i 0‘\‘l‘if‘(l by Mr. Tomllns. l” f i0 Councillor Lap- s rcgort iiie most suitable nus frllnri io be ihc Strand

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l. It ilpilorcntly was thc fill!‘ suitable to the depart- Fuwiuccr qnd to the Oi-

rrlliiiiitiuclliig thc 21st. Ambul-

sl‘ l: . nt ihc F. G. Spencer "fl “ll. lWd ilic louse on the 5"'.ll‘l Tllcnlrc and much credit is due to lvir. Spencer who came heft f "n Yilcvuirval to personally re- llT-l l thc rights cl his lI_ l favor of the Dcipiirtment of h‘ ‘"1 Dr-frncc . "Hull ihni. he ivas quite willing to nil-c up thc lease and assist in “l” llxlv possible, ‘i-le placed the "l Ellwnrd and Capitol The- nt the disposal of the city thc usulll Public Meetings q‘ were formerly held in the . Wu

Prcmnt at thc mccting were: Mr. lllhffl. Snhzt John, Architect for Tiiblc lluildinflfi? Mr F G. smiwlr. Sllilit John and Malol‘ G l. Fmllh of this city. |l7r_ Knowing silid that from the -< l v rrint of Public Henlth he "'l_‘l.(l recommend the building as 0"“ suitable for housing the UVVY:

{Flor hearing considerable dis- '_l- l‘-"__ on the subject by the (, ‘luflrs. tho Mayor stated that tic (‘mmcll were quite satisfied "lllklllfy had gi-irded the interests

f; ‘ llconl-e and the loliowlng re- stlllllrvls were broumtyt, in;

"71"" "rod that in the representa-

f" llll‘ or on behalf of (no Depart- “fljl of Defence that the Market l‘ rind Shawl Theatre premises f‘ "llllTlllv required for quarter- "l °l the Army Medical Co 'ps or oifhcnsuccccding units. this Coun- f‘. with thc concurrence oi’ the ldlftsollt icnnnt F. G. Spencer Co.. Offer to lease the some to the '”_]l:f_l‘¥l-il(i’?nt of Public Works on

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UNITED CHURCH oi CANADA

Trinity United Church Prince Street Bev. Hugh Miller, M.A._ 5.1), Minister

A. Boy Kendall, L11. Organis new ill-hr t ‘ v v “ Lord -— Begin with lyily-‘vfknea Lewis M. Murray. ' (dinlstulliation of Officers, Tl-Mher, In 10a er l t] _ Reiilltlilus EIi|6c1til;iE).D’Mr‘menL o‘ n loin: " T - ~- John Goes). as B and n (sh

Blfi-lfiocllllil. ‘Sunday Sch0q] u“; 6.45 p.m. Sliort Organ RncllaL

Mr. lflllllmll will play "Preludio" ‘mil Tllleflfltllo" rom Sonata. in E Illt Minor RlieInbei-gcr, ;£ll_lmh.m.:“5aiglc Cvyorsiilp.

on: ’ IURCH rum DEMOCRACY" Rev. Hugh Miller. 23.§l§..‘.’§'“.?.'ll‘.”li?§ l’.°.".‘if““" "1 Clxrlstianity? ‘ “g5 °

‘ll-hem! "A d Dill Th Auden‘ The’? ‘Parry,’ ose Feet in Vliltflrs Ind Students cgfdlglly Welcome.

BAi7fis1__'_ The Baptist Church

Cor. at Prince and Fitzroy Sh. Minister gov. lhrvey 1.. Denton, 3.1),, rgnnist and ho ‘

Inch, M“ Buc-C ir Director John Morning Worship il o'clock, Sermon: "A Failure in Commun-

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Anthem: "O How Aniiaiile are Th? Dwellings". (Richardson). The Church School 2.30 .m. — The senior groups meet at t e clos of the morning service. Other classes and groups at 2.30 p.m. The Junior Brotherhood assists in service at Protestant Orphanage 2.30 p.m.

Evonlns Worship 6.45 p.m. with song service.

Scnnon: "i-ie Lcadeth Mo." Commencing Sunday evening a series of seven sermons on “iiymns We love to Sing" with sermon bas- ed on the thought within the hymn. Male Choir will be in charge of thi- music. Qunrtetto Messrs. Dzllmond, Rlliflfl. Jones. Ward,

A warm welcome is extended tn Soldiers and Sailors, an to M1, t.) Worship with the Baptist. Church.

Central Christian Church Kent Street Rev. Roscoe W. Nice A. B., B. D., Minister

Organist-Mrs. V. L. Dingiveli ltlorniiig Service-ll lLlfl,

NEARNESS TO GOD.

“Beverage Alcohol nlid S ‘ail Pro- gross." Mr. Milton Stewart, Preston Beck. Co-Supts. Evening Service-l p, m. Mlle Qunrtette: MucKay, "Mc- Gregor, Beck and Stewart. Sermon subject; lvnicrr. Ur, AND LIVE. Remember the liialc (‘hair Sun- day evening.

A church with a wcicomc to nil. See you nt church s CENTRAL CIIRISII‘

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N (filllltfli present income and vvsnbollic add- ed expense with filli imclcrtnkinx by Departm- ccpt ta? s. in? trrcc, ti": flllil exterior repairs and C0\ nt to rc- store all premisvs to present con- dition rmd repair iviihin the form 0r against its silrrcndcr; monthly tenancy tcrminnbiil bv Deporlmrnt on one months notice.

Moved by R. C. Chandler. Seconded by Dz", Doug-nu. Resolved. illrit up 1 i", G. Spencer Co., Llrl. surrcltrll-rinrz its current 1 use of the lvlurkct Hall or Strand Thcnirc przn .s to cmhlc - u, iion by Df]lfil‘.l1(‘l\l of Dc- fenco, and Si1lJS'iIllllli’_'. Prinrc Rd- ‘"9111 or Capitol Thcnlrcs for thc civic use reserved 1n such lease, il new lense be fcrihlviill cxccizicii bv the cliy to such company for ii term of five years i0 follow ini- medi tcly upon the crlsscc of oc- cupation ‘iv such Department upon the same rent and coil- ditions as the silrrcndcrcd lease. Moved by J. T. MrKPc. Seconded by H Louihom.

POPE PIUS

ti M I‘(ll1:l_i')fll1\“_i) Ivy

demncd treaty violations llnd rc- sort-s to force, an‘? ntffcrcd his slip- t, f ~ c c c or s. Dog-Xe giipizzrigd thc bcllct that Pn- land-“Oilr dczlr Polcincl." he cnliczl tho dism-rmbrrcd i1llllO1l'——\\'fll1l(l rise anew 11.5 11c crlllcrl for ‘ilic Mll- erous and brotherly vnulathy of ihl‘. ‘whole world" Wllill‘. ‘ I

thc if cd "l-hc hour of rc.='.iri' _ c many Willi thc prlnslllllh‘ (ll 1H5" tice i\l'i(i true pcoce

His Holiness obscrvcd thlltfihc dread tempest of wnr is zllicndl raging despite nil our rrffr s to gvcrt it" and Rave ihc Pf

"whatever we cnri do to hslsicn the duv when thc dove oi’ pcncc mfly find on this cciriil. Sllblllcrcrri in it deluge of discord. sciiicwhcvc to alivht, we shall C0l1il'i'iil0 to do

' The Pope cautioned. lioivl-vcr. n- iminsi. attempt. to fulfill" 51m‘ flees rind silficrulc nu thc con- qucrcd which would lcnd to no“ wars.

"sJotv docs not come to from external nlcans, from .‘ sword, which can imposc collii- tions of peace but docs not creriic

93cc" he said. "Forces that m-l- f” my“, u... face of thc onrlh should prococd from within, from the spirit."

Ha said ho recognized that film!’ and circumstances milrht cren c a case for revision oi’ n trcniy to rc- move injustices but 1;; diiiclfgglldgllf‘ such mcdificntion 5.1011 t. mm: by peaceful discussion. ll" -

Drastic Deletions

BERNE, Oct. '27 ~fCP~Hllva Drastic deletions were mndc l inltlll; summary 0g the first. cnclc lcn / x11 published in Ger- manv by the Qi-rmnn news nirtnfy r its reaching here snirl innilllll-

qgiq-mnn’ npcmlnt". 0f iii" Pllliwll‘ cal made no rcfcrcllcc expression nf hliilo fol‘

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l .15.50 monthly for ii fiction of POIflnfl."iii'1I)ili(‘l‘('lf‘!l1l11:

lll" s bczlnnlng Nov in (in clam,“ 0y trcrliv vlnlrlwr- m1 ll .-

for six otlrirr months Th‘, lbelm defence of om,- riglii. of clllli pcoplc to iwiaoulw their independence"

“'- l-"ll M- Murray. an, 11.0., Assistant

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1ir.W. L. MacDonald

PHYSICIAN 8. SURGEON

Phone 239

241 Prince St.

Office hours 2 till I and 7 till C

The Central Guardian

llill column ts reserved to: news ul iocui ‘interest but advertising oi n newsy Illllllfb may be inserted n 5 cents B word llricliy pay- able in advance.

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CONFEDERATION LIFE INSUR- NCE. L-lJlliil-7-2l-3i

FUNERAL TODAY- The late Mrs. Milrgaret Furiicswi. who died M. the P. hi. I. Hospital, Thursday, was 98 years of age. The funeral will take place [i115 afternoon from llic UllLtlllie llLlllfllill Home at 130 p. m. lilicrlncnl. Cornwall Cemetery.

BACK TO BURDEN —'I‘he 01d cu.i'lerry' "Prince Edward Island‘

llOilll after receiving u, conlplcte ovcr-huuiulg ln hercngine room, l-e. pa 1s iverc illso luucie on the ivood- woizk. The bout i145 been here for Several weeks. The work was done by Bruce Slclvilrl and Co.

POLICE COURT -I11 me Polloe C_ourl._ yesterday’ a. drunk had m’; 3o bitll esircstcd. Anoihcr drunk W113 sentenced lo _30 days in 131p A "m" lllllllilucl with negleczlng to

lfpurl ull lltizltii-ilt, settled [he ¢a5e_ Pelii’ 1110.11 for using “bump mm? uuge were bound over to keep the llPilCB for i; 1110111115. Five crises; tor nuu-puyiliciit of dog iux \\'f‘l‘c dis- posed of,

NOT FROM il‘l"llllii' (TREIV -In ll ll1_?\\'S ltPlli [llllliblllfifl (‘iii‘lit'l‘ in the \\'L‘l‘l<_1l wits Slzllfll iiizit two men liaiii iullcii 0il (he cilrierry‘ "Pl-meg Edward lslllilcl." ll. ivns since lent-n- ed‘ (lull. ihcuvnc-n loll from the ivharf llfhll iht liiry and “U113 laken out, 0i thc \\'ilii‘1‘ by ilicinbcrs of the CYPlv 0n DUILYLI the iloat. Artificial l'_i'tlll'.li.l(lli V-‘(IS nplllloq t9 the vim Hui-w Zllfii ilie pair lvcre afterwards (i1‘ltl‘ll litiuc,

APPOINTED ngnvlgon, ._ It'll-s Kill-ll llll.’ M’ (‘LCHllliIl R. N, of Chinioitilioml was recently unpclm

ted Sxpcrvuci- 0i‘ Nurses m, the Ploirllcllll Saiizlloriulii here. Miss

Mueloeilnun comes to the Institution Wltil a. brlllinnt record. Slle is a glfndufllfl 0f inc Royal Victoria Ho";- Dlirll o1 lvfonlrenl and was one time instructor 1lil(l Asst. Superintendent of NUYSBs at thc Alexandra Hospi-

till for lnlilctlous Diseases, Mum-

.i‘l‘ill. Olllfllilllllt‘ two ycnrg, 19am- of

Anthem: “This lloly Hour“. (Adams). Sermon subject: B L E S 5 E Di

Bible School 2.30 p.m. Lesson: —‘

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Pwy-"Qlllis S119 blushed her studies at . .L.i l Univcisliy whore 51w Obtain- “l 1W1‘ 11A. ilvsrcoivnss lvmcluennsn 1111s also been Surgical Superinten- dvllt Lit i110 Royal Victoria. Hospital

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Si‘. .I.\’.\li~IS SCOUT BANQUET I u‘ aillzuzll banquet. of the Kirk GIT-ill‘ o1 Boy Scouts nuts held in iii-c basrlucilt oi the 11.111 1.151; eve- l \\'lll.‘1l some seventy Cubs, slflolll-S. lVYCrs zlnd their parents silt (lclvn i0 :1 slilcllrlid fepagt Dre- il.ll'."ll lly (lm

Indie; _ ‘ _ Mlcr ill» cowl thin-gs llgiliwuéaégl dune allllllc Justice 1o, (he Presi- lrl-rlnt of ill“ (iroup Committee, M1‘. l-‘rililk Clll m, iviio icok tile chair 111 D1700 ill‘ Mr. K. M. Martin cull- (‘It ‘ to rliioilier engagement,

td n ixcnrty ivclcom-e t0 the _ hurl their psi-cuts, and read i-ellhlfilms o1‘ gczzl wishes received hon‘ IP41‘ “OUTS and Scouts now Ill H-"MXRX. l; icy and Montreal.

Rev. Di Mc ltl Legato, Mln_ lsicr ‘and f . ll, gave a ‘very .l:ic JIIHFOSD t)"; boys on me

_, , Dart which .>ccl'.is_ uiiisi. 11..iy 1n it. Provincial Commlssioilci" J. J. Morris spoke on (he Cub and Scout promises i sllolvl-Li haw the trlfining of \ ts \"li 111% what iwis ivaui- Pll l0 i>l‘i‘.".»rlil~ 5 for all contin- 22113105 peace or war, A

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~ - l Giwlic solo by Cub Donald L . c. Awoic of ‘monks in thc Llldlcs Auxillrv coupled with

ilic llfllllf.‘ cl iilc President, Mp5, Brclinui. rcucllz/‘crl o most enjoy. llble clitclfiri nlnciut.

Personals Hawaii, Paradise, has brrn n recent \\'l'~i\'l~'.‘-\\' Lodge, North

proprietor of is in the city Saint Jc-lm t0- 11!‘.

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John H. Myers of Mr. llll(i Mrs. Frank n11, ll‘liil'1iC€I on 'I‘ucs- iuoloi‘ trip t0 l-lall- iifitl bccn on n visit tun, Arihilr Myers n mid in the Canadian

Ml‘, uni M ‘ lillliilllllll .\-i_v<‘r::, (7- .

in ihe POPPY? l

sailed .101‘ Borden yesterday aiterv

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Just a nice drive.

ANNOUNCING

THE GRAND OPENING OF THE

- WHITE SPOT

DINING AND DANCING

Something New Here. Something Different.

MCIIDAY IIIGIIT CCT. 30th.

Nice music, beautiful floor, nice eats. Admission to all 25 cents.

Music by O. K Presby and his N oveiteers featuring Don Messer and his Violin.

7 miles from city.

L-ZZ-IO-fl-Zi.

Truckmen lCn Cravel Project Strike

The Department of Highways would have "nothing to do" ilvith striking truckmen in King's Coun- ty, highway officials here said last night. The men, it was explained. went on strike for higher ram for gravel hauling on a 14 1-2 mile project carried on by the Provin- cial Government from Dlngivelrs Mills to Morell.

Not all truckmen on the project were on strike, it was learned. Those involved were hauling from n graiel pit near Montague. The rate set by the government wns$520 per trip of 20 miles one way for a fr r cubic yard load with an aci- cltimal rate par yard mile where the trip was beyond the 20 mile limit

Truckmcn hauling from another pit. at Bedford, were paid $4.80 per trip, with the some clause for ad- ditional milrs. The difference in rroe was believed to equalize the payment as some of the road fro-m the Bsdlford pit was over pavement.

The men hauling from the Mon- tague pit were using almost all dirt roads and on some round trips of forty miles they used nine gallons of gasoline, they said. Following the strike ‘by the gravel truckers other men hauling frcm on asphalt plant to the east- em end of the Sourls-Charlottc- town highway joined in the walk- out. lost night, however, it was unofficially reported the asphalt truckmen would return to work to-

L. B. McMillan Deputy Minister of Hlghnvs said last night the principle of the truckmcn trying in hold up thc government was “all wrong." The department. would have nothing to soy to the strik- ers, he said. They ivcre told they could ltcul or not, just, as they pleased.

The project in which the dispute over rates occurred 1s the only on:- o.’ fourtern gravel contracts hand- lcd directly by the government, Tho other proiects were let. on contract. They are for placing gravel on road sub-graded this summer ln- \:' ' t as much mileage as the one from Dingwcll's Mills to More-ll.

NE U TRALI TY

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sage. ‘they were Senators Gillette (Dem- Iowa) , Reed (Rep-Kansas),

and Johnson lDem- Colorado). Thus. the vote on final passage was 63 to 30.

Three Senators were absent. but their position was announced by colleagues. Of them, Senator Glass (Dem-Virginia) and Senator Ash- urst (Dem-Arizona), were for the bill, and Senator Bone (Dem- Waslhingmn) was against. Count- ing all the Senate, the final vote was 65 to 31, ivith the administra- tion receiving almost exactly the number oi’ votes it estimated would izo to it when the session began five weeks ago.

For the 510st part the final day of the debate was a. quiet and ex- peditious killing of one opposition amendment after another. mostly by the approximately two-to-one majorities that showed themselves on the final vote. The Senate ob- viously was impatient. to be done with the subject, yet for the most pnrt was cheerful and good natur- ed, One exception to that. how- ever, was a bluntly worded per- sonal exchange between two old foes on the issue, Chairman Pit/t- man (Dem-Nevada) of the Foreign ROI%IDDQ Committee and Senator Clai .

Some Issues In House In the House. asmiva

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LEIIRANCE SALE!

APPLES BIC - RED - JUICY

LAY IN A LIBERAL STORE FOR LATER USE

BCY SCOUT APPLE DAY

SATURDAY, OCT. 2s

The My of Today- H The Man of Tomorrow

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0il Expert Comments 0n Prospects Here

Ml’. Hugh MacKsy, Sopulpa, 0);. lahoma_ prominent Oil Man, is in the City at present conducting a Geological silrvcy around the Gilli. He expect-s to bc hcre iilltll the snow flies.

Mr, NirlcKziy 1s sols owner of all the 0il rights of Prince Eilwnrrl Island, Ho. has been hcre on sover- al OCCRSIDIIS in connection with his oil holdings.

Asked about i-hc posdhililxr of nun" developlnclir. of iii!‘ lll'il“.ll'l lclc, the nil man said that n pnriy 01' 0il men Wilt) 11nd visiicrl thc Province in June. decided that ft geophysical sur- vey cf thc Islnllrl would probably take place i111: fall.

"On account of thc ivnr, this sur- vey was rlrloyci cud ‘t l‘: ton into

to cnmmr- work this full,’ slllri M1‘. MocK “lnlmiui-c ilzcl" is the matter of lrilllsf)‘ M131" Ho m-

plalned ihat. "it. would. h» necessary t0 do considerable travelling on the country ronrls and tlloja would be in nnor cninliiloil."

“The purpose of malzil". physical 5lll".'f‘_\'." lie "Pd was to determine the ‘nglcll pizlcc to drill for 0il.” Tim promzfcr; of the idea

had not dctcicniblirl any specific‘

section to cnnrnrilcc flDPTflllUflS

"The oiltbrczlk of ivrlr.” siirl Mr. I MacKay. crctlfzlci r1 ccrtzli-"i amount , nf fem‘ nn th‘ lorri n! stockholders, ‘ and iendcd tn make thcm n littic.

doubtful flbnii.‘ lliYtliilil” in ‘llv- cu- tcrprlsc at that. time. This was an- other rensnn for not. poll"; ahcad as planned.

Aslccd ivllcihcr he ihoiirihh that there was any 011 on the Isldxvltlle prominent n11 mrm rwnlicd, "1' think it is n. legitimate unrrlblc us. it is in any wildcat. torrlmrjr." He rxplciucrl thdil by iviitlcrlt. ici tory he nvnrif. "any irlrrltorv that nlrlre than two miles from nil prntluctinn." "And." he added, “Prince Fidlvnrd Tslrluri is much fartlvr l=\\'3‘.' than that."

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The mcn vihrl ivore her.» in con- nection with the survey dill-- iiig i-he month of Jun:- woro, Di‘. L, C. Snyder. Nciv York, Cnnsillf- in! Gcolrlltisi for (ho Tnmpicn "Fm:- ns Pr-irolcum Corpw:x1l1nli' Cni. ‘T. H. Burton. Ari-rooms oi‘. man and Mr. Everett. Kllngrr, Arkansas, Chief Grolnzisi.

Mr. lVfzlcKnv has eccntlyv been making his headquarters at Pictnu,

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CRIPPS IZNIJSTS