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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-25
Stirring the verhum Sap.

How Joyous the sernhl season, with
TIE genealogical sap 81 the base bali
scribe4 beginning 81 ilow Oug old seho
lpstic comfade and fraternity frascr.
who makes astronomical observations ST
The stellaf field and diamond fof the
Houston Post. IS haek 81 the saddle. and
or vocabulary may Do said 20 be doing
ntnlF uraer hls Administrations IN
deed, The roots Of language are sending
M their fresh hiiecs iuto trunk and
branch, while the green buds ~ neM
flowers 81 speech appear on every twie
and sprout
IN recent game 1T Honston between
the home nine and visiting h,mch 10
tells rs, Che local pig skin clontcrs tab
bed three rms in the opening chapter.
Mowfy worked Narhan for pass. Nor.
ris hit to the pitcher, who made weird
toss to Hoffman, Briskev sHicided and
Niassaing's soarer % right bounded out
81 Pcasc's mitt. Nowry tramplcd the
pan, Newman hinaied 10 centre and
Morris and Missing tied tip AZ the
wharf All this occurred ii single
nnlne, single sentence.
VI the third spasn there was more
added 20 the tab by the same people.
Newman walked. Crawford was hit.
Iruesdale buntea. Markham made Il
Mlghotse ciniak. nlissaking fetFrics, who
was coaching, for the first baseman, and
Summing tie pin Al him; Newman reg
istefrG and Crawford counted on u Wild
pitch N the fifth stana there was
more doing rfnerdale pounded tic pets
lct. rs tbe paling fof three cushions:
Harlow bilcd Il I,ingie u contrc ana
Frankie dashed over the finish mark
90 the plrcScme gum.
IN the sixth round Rrisket topped the
loop, The enemy were sent 10 the
pickle VAT nine times and only once dur
ing The melee did they come within
ineguphone distance Of the counting stat
ton This happened III The 9th ses+
SION Whrn, after Two were laid away,
Palm hit Fate tlaskeil thought Mark
ham was y snap and lobbcd the bulb
over The heart d tho oyster, ana Tie
lengthy tyirler laced peach 70 Mas
sings garden for two bases, Palm bcing
caught at the pain bp narrow margin
by quick relay
Here IL something in ihe way 81 fresh
language 10 cife that tired intellectual
feeling and make pedagopies and puf-
Its ~ w and take notice Sc Louis
Republic
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-25
NICHOLAS HEsITATING AGAIN.
czar May Nov Refuse to Grant Even
Partial Amnesty

ST. PetrrsiinR Afpy ~, The govern
ment speins tul be lsasitating about exc
cutting the resolution taken 4 week ago
to grant partial amnesty llic oiiAcial
statement issilsa "Wednesday night, jnss
tlfXing the government III not granting
amnesty. seeills to BIZ designed ID pave
Tie WAY for refusal. % the ground
that tile Ielease ii polltica prisoners
deserving freedom can be left 10 the
local authorities
Nothing could i,e more irritating to
TN Liberals than fof TIE emperor tn
tlripgate THE discretion ~ granting pars
Hon to tle Very men responsible f0E the
WholesnT arrests which occurred during
thr winter. ana ssicll decision III siifc
tu arouse a Storm III the lower house.
HE hard IT Gen g1fepoil who ems
uineered the protests of the branches
~ che league 81 the Russian people
lsBlack IlundfedlA IN tho interior, Is
seen III this new shift, and again
raises the spectre 81 i counter rcrolu
tion.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-25
NEWSPAPER EDITOR
MADE HELPLESS
rheumatism tortured AND Crippled Nh Ihso D
Hadley Of gennsli Square, Pa.

nsAF Friend
You viii renember 81 my writing YOU some
time ago regarding Nfic-e fer rheumatism,
fnok YOUR advice Hnd purchased three horties
from my locat druggist and began stt use at
pfgce Favorable encrte were experienced ami
bottles aud can trnthtutly state THAT ] am q
we'll map.
Usic-O has tnred ia me rs had = case Of rbeu-
uatigm as ever existed Nv suffering for
months Wa Intense. sont nigh : not ahie 70 Get
one FnomcntE sleep. coniu no raise ms ri (nt
hand 70 my hcad-.had q do AL with my lett
could not even dress myseif Tor over three
months NY trouble being infisufnatory riien-
ultisln had sctlisd m my right arm ami snonl-
Is the third letter have written. g thing
hardly expected 10 be ahle 81 do again as hid
not think could possibly recover From tho
terrible effects 81 the disease ag you know i
am past the four score year on the way 10 the
New Jerusalem ala happy 10 state fhzt
after suffering 50 long with the most painful
forms u rrenmatism, thai urle-0 has cured
former strength Is improving, and yet Tor all /
m Is wears old. sicqp wei again. eat well and
As hale and neatly Is 4 man AZ the ago OF ffty
shank you again most heartily f0f recon-
intending uricU 90 me. cnn now recommend
Et 60 fns friends.
lhso ". Hadiey. Kenneth Square. IA
This marvellous specific + saId At 70 cents q
BOTTLE two weekr treatment, blood euro foy
aEI forms * rheumatisnI, betting asne pn the
hood. muscles aud Kidneys tlrIesO IL lioni1
taken III spoonful doses three times daily ANA
must ~ used FOR rheumatism eniy, Ask yoNr
dTuggist Tor samples and circulars explaining
The treatment
The Red cross Pharmacy is the uric. o store u
Barre
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-25
MAY BE NEW INSANITY CURE
Patient Receivers After Watching Worse
Maniac Than Himself.

los Angeles May vi AlieniSts ere
greatly Interested II 4 new cuFas for
insanity, eSemplihed 81 the remarkable
return fo mental yigot d i siplentIy
detpeBted person after al mole
Vioieft patienf nm Deem pilt inso the
wnrd which Hi occupied
The clirel multi IN William Nj Mdres
yr. i mining engineer from New Nork.
PSI battering his head against the bars
pf i cell IN the city jail, where 20 had
been removed On sunday D In Ngle-
sias was taken 70 the jail lhyiug
maniac Morse observed the ne,1 conner
intentls, fell into I deep shimbeEs and
today II III bill right mind
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-25

boiling rot. Ii might haxe Jared hard
fdr iHetIfQ had nol TIE older members
sof tlia IlasBsse worked ilttoiieIi the crowd
and Urged is members III dispefsp
Cfthfo had been sitting h lighthouse
corridor on i Soft he4d the elKt;sfofss
lIe had not SPARED his eypte iSis as
~ AIQek, and 80 hinellsfhot ais5rEit IS
said was circulating fNat The ia@fabers
III His vicinity were inclined Go6tAke d
hand ana shut Him np, al oise of
them stated wieti Jacab III. Mock came
silang from tlae House.
No sooner hisl Gethru seen IsiIas than
he spraug ID lsis feet ana at Il bound
bloek Moek's Path II all passed su
quickly that The members could scarcely
feaiize Il, but one who stood within
ike feet uf Mock saia that Ire first
saliltatian was from fieshro.
You Dill son make the
Statements about no Thai appeared III
tlls papers pa you teIl tlie commit
tees WAS What ihis member heard, ana
she II positive An To The fifst words
used.
Gethrn baa apparently lost liz head
and was furious.
Mock was calm He said very cooliy,
'L did. 9
He Is the larger man of the fwb. but
liz never moved 4 muscle. fsefhross
blows came on the insatlt. md tie next
minute the excited lnembars wesilsl hasa
tuphbed him, had IL not been fsf thn
quick work oi Representative Kife, II
bi4 fellow himself, aud appeals I'll fes
fnelbeI the dignity u Tie central
mtirt,
GetIrO was horne out of THE state
House, aud NiuelS refusing % say d
word, walked ont d the building.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-25

tile committee as The man who approach
ed youf
silel. ali attack N tie corridor ri the
HOUSE If Representatives stariled the
3n ur 30 members stumbling near the ele
sator They could scarcely credit their
|eaYss
Representative Jacob III Mock, stand
iiia back With shoulders squared thc
thumb of each hand III his pocket, faced
Representatives Prank ] Getiro and
snid 81 did.
lsiffl bin, came file blows Without
another word Hetlno struck AIoclS twice.
Cine bit the jaw and tile other the
bod
IiaIrespnf atiyes George II llireh III
Milford WAS me first ID jump IA between
the mem HE sent Grtlirn bark into le
throng oF members, who lore down iipOn
him and heid him fast.
For minute the temperature was
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-25

HagaT Of the PaWnshop!

bv Fergus Hume series Of spien-
did stories ali the remarkable adven-
lures ii Tie beautiful Haear, who
plays 1 leading part " many battling
mysteries. Each u | complete story,
bur all arc bound together with 4
thread III love interest Everyone
who likes 4 good story should begin
tisr series with The Coming II
IIagar iii ncxt SUNDAY ! Boston
Globe
order From yonr Nowsdealer To-day
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-25
CELEBRATED 18th BIRTHDAY.


Springfield, MAY VII. benjamin a'ar
Ier, one III The oldest residents HI this
place celebrated III quiet way yasfeF-
day IFS osth birthday Among ether
gifts be received Us carnations from Mr.
and Mrs 81. NJ. Browf oi his place,
Yesterday Ar. Brown took Mr. Parker
far MS first automobile ride
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-25
wEBsTERvILLE.

The cvangpIiatis naeHtllags under tie
Rev. Air Fiafer orenea last might with
4 faif attendance and COED interest. 4
number stayed 10 The second meeting.
There viii he services this evening and
toEnarruw evening III seven o'clock.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-25

Miss Nellie Daley arrived here Tues
,lag and i visiting 1T her parents MI,
ana Mr.. Geo. sslsely.
Remember The promenade at tiie town
ball Saturday evening bx tiiiKersalist
ladies. Home made candies tor sale
Good music Hill ina
fr. a,sd Mrs. Perley Sanders are ~
sioic;nu osag tire hirtn ui daugiltssis
Born Wednesday, morning
Fred jackson las exchanged his place
ion i place s,n Tie East Montpelier road
ana moved his faniIy there this week.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-25
And Rubs 10th Straight De-
feat Into Boston
OK YOUNG KNOCKED OUT
New York Again Heads National League
After Having Defeated Chicago
Yesterday Boston Nation
ais Lose.

Boston, May 2st The Chicago White
Sox stuck their finger N slse Boston pie
yesterday afternoon and pulled out a
plum IN the shape 81 80 5 victory
Incidentally, it may be remarked, u
was the gDth straight slefeat FOR the
Collins bunch. Of which nineteen were
81 the homie grounds The Chicago
tram will this Afternoon a. al the home
team with the laudable ambition 10 as.
list them IN breaking another worlds
record N record made m The pittshurg
1880 team, which lost ca straight games.
Is The record rnD4
The heavy hamneiiug d tho visitors
give them the game yesterday after.
noon, The veteran Cy Young being lam
basted 81 hard at the start that he
Ind to be taken ont of the box. Win.
ter Was substituted. Altfock WAS on
the firing Tine for the White Sos.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-25

some lncifymakcrs az wedding III
West Rutland Tuesday bcenne 20 bill.
arious that officers had 10 be called in
tp stop the ru1pus Sheriff " &. Fish
and Constable + Il patten attempted 70
ngost several Poles and The men and
Nislucu both heN Ut fhen with sticks.
hfqoms llngef mails ana everything that
could w used. but Tho oiHcers mannged
V gct away With fvu prisoners
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-25

At Boston thicago I Boston i.
Al New YORK New York i, Detroit
ii
a Philadelphia Cleveland q Phila
delphia Z
AZ Washington st. Louis ,. Wash
ingtou 9.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-25

he soldier II ~ the soldier q 6ls
FREE with next Sunday ! Boston
tjIohc il handsome souvenir, worthy
If Il place HI every home
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-25
CALL FOR THE UNION LABEL

The regular meeting OF ihe Central
Labor nioh .sil be hold alt F5idap
evening. May 10Th. II 1870 O'Clock. when
az drlttales afe tcqdeAtcd II IL in
Attendance.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-25
This Space is Controlled by Central Labor
Union Of Barre and Vicinity.
ATTENTION, UNION MEN, THEIR WIVES
ANO DAUGHTERS

When purchasing goods Of any Kind
we nusht to give some consideration 90
The conditions those goods have been
made under, and a Union Label on any
goods We purchase is the only guarantee
that those goods have been made under
fail conditions. There are only few
81 the Platforms iof sale 10 oar dfv
goods stores published under Union uou.
ditlons, namely The Mccall, patis
Mode ind Pictorial Review Patterns.
We do not patronize The liuitorief Pub.
fishing to.s Patterns
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-10-03
WILL BE HERE SOON.
"Uncle Josh Perkins, Due at the New
Astoria Theater Saturday Night.

A capital example Of good old-fash'
ioned melodrama was the performance
of "Uncle Josh Perkins given Mt the
Opera House last night when the
huge adience which packed the build
ing from pit TO dome alternately ap'
plauded the heroine and Kissed the
villain, listening to every word Of the
play meanwhile with full enjoyment
After n cycle Of problem plays, mu'
sic comedies and legitimate dramas, II
IL like breath from another world tc
witness one Of the quaint and whole
some plays which take us "back to the
soil" with vengeance, 1t Is all very
impossible, yet we laugh and are
thrilled, hang on every sentence and
heartily applaud the climax Of virtue
triumphant and villainy confounded'
Burt Hodgkins as Uncle Josh Per
kins was splendid. He Is fine char
acter actor and his smile was irresist
ible. Jane, his wife, Bertha Honora)
acted extremely well and Hiram (oti'
knight won many hand-clap from
the audience, Caleb Slick q. d. Sten
son), with the side whiskers, top ha,
and diamond ring, which It is always
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-10-03
NAPOLEON BoNApARTE

showed, at the battae Of Austerlitz,
he was the greatest leader in the world,
Billiards. Snow Liniment has shown
the public it is the best Liniment in
the world. A quick cure for Rheuma-
tism, Sprains, Burns, Cuts, etc. A. g.
Pitts, Rodessa, La, says. II use Bal
lard's Snow Liniment in my family
and find it unexcelled for sore chest,
headache, corns, in fact for anything
that can be reached by liniment."
Hart's drug store.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-10-03
Refuse to Sign Agreement to Not
Haze Anymore.
WILL ExpELL' ALL WHO REFUSE
Sixty Agree to Sign tho Manifesto -
Drawn BY the Faculty and Forty
Refuse to Take the
Pledge.

CHICAGO. Oct. 2.-Forty Lake Forest
College etudents refused last night TO
sign pledge submitted by the facul.
~ not 10 indulge Ia haslne and by the
declaration Of President Richard p,
Harlan, they VIII be expelled from the
college today. Silky stndents. after .
mass meeting. decided TO accept the
manifesto Of the professors,
President Harlan, In chapel last FRI
day, delivered IN nltimatum to the
students iorbidding hasing. In order
that tho RUE might he observed more
generally, he asked the students to sIgn
pledge. This they refused natlys
President Harlan said he would give
the students until last night to sign
the agreement. II they had not at
tached their names by 10 p. M, they
we're TO consider themselves expelled
A mass meeting was called accordingl,
and the matter was discussed pro AND
con.
The forty students refusing to sier
the faculty pledge bound themselvei
into collegiate union after the mas
meeting and declared they would 6gh'
the professors to finish. They 81,
they will cause "strike" and wil
bring out the sixty sIuners 10 their sid
through sympathy II by no othe
means.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-10-03
WITHOUT
LICENSE
By EDITH n. DoANE
coDyashs. iss, BY ". =. caldwell

There was such excitement In Four
Corners as had not been known In
that small settlement for many q DAY.
The quail on tho Cornish estate were
protected by the game laws from April
TO September and by Dawson, tho
gamekeeper, at all times, yet one May
morning found Dan O'Connor In the
Cornish, preserves with brace Of
quail at bis belt, whereupon Dawson,
summ0ning the sheriff from Windsor
Bend. had promptly arrested O'Connor
and jailed him.
Such thing had never happened be-
fore IN the history Of -Four Corners.
and public feeling ran high. A crowd
had gathered AZ the one store the place
boasted, and their mutterod threats
finally merged into open defiance.
Il hecrd that Dawson had kinder got
his eye on d couple more O the boys
hinted old man PIcrs0n.
A rufiinnly looking fellow leaning
against the counter looked up with q
heavy scowl.
He'd better look out the boys don't
get their eyes on him tirst," he growled
savagely. NJ
"A few birds more or less ain't moth
In to make fuss over nohow," put ~
a tall, iank fellow behind the stove.
.He's got to look fer q little shoot
In" mumbled old man pierson.
The hard faced fellow against the
counter Strengthened up and moved
slowly toward the door. "He might 4
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-10-03
FIND BURIED TREASURE.

NEW YORK, oct. IA special y
the Herald from Hudson, n. y, says
that gold, silver and bills, aggreeat'
Ing $4,000. were found yesterday in
the Robinson homestead, where Miss
Frances Caroline Robinson, reclase
was found dead four weeks ago. The
treasure was stuffer In pots, cups and
vases, which were hidden in nook and
corners. Miss Robinson left will di
viding her estate among four chart
able institutions. 1t Is expected that
the relatives living in New York vii
make a contest,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-10-03

WINE
well look for 1t; it's comm to him." be
said menacIngly as he slouched heavily
from the room.
The rougher element OF -Four Corners
were used TO depending upon their rifles
to eke out an existence. meager enough
at best, and In the lifetime Of old Mr.
Cornish, the former owner Of the great
estate, their depredations had beer
practically unchecked, but now q new
order OF things prevailed. Old Mr.. Cor
nIsh was dead, and the villagers re-
garded tAe son who had succeeded HIN
with suspicion and the gamekeeper ht
had appointed with sullen hatred.
The villagers were not alone In thell
disapproval or Dawson.
"You are making mistake In ap
pointing him." the doctors daughter
had declared, her brown eyes resting
on the tall young man beside her.
IT don't see why Robert Cornish
had returned stubbornly. Something
has to be done to preserve the game
These fellows are lawless set, shoot
Ing In season and out and running thu
preserves. Besides"--his voice rung de
terminedly-"lt Is my property"
EYES," she admitted, 'and yet they
have so little It doesn't seem quite fail
they should have no rights"
"But I'm willing they should do
certain amount of hunting" he pro
tested, "only they must observe tn,
game laws, and they must also realiz'
that It is my property, not theirs.c,
"Do they know you will allow then
certain amount Of gamer"
Robert Cornish shook his head. "No
yet. Dawson advised cutting them OF
short until they learn to realize the es
tate Is private property, When the!
understand shooting is privilege, no
right, they will give less trouble"
Molly shook her head doubtfully.
81 know them better than you do,
she said. "They are lawless and Is
norant, but there Is more good II
them than you believe and Dawson
isn't the man to deal with them.
wish you would talk to them your
! self" she went on.
There was brief silence,
Il will--if you wish," he said impul
sively. II win do 1t tomorrow"
But on the morrow two unforeseel
things happened. Robert Cornish wa
called suddenly away on an urgen
business trop and Dan O'Connor bag
| ged the quail,
II was the evening after the excite'
discussion at the store that Molly
prompted by an unusual feeling o
restlessness, crossed the room to tn
window and, stepping out on the We
randa, wandered down into the moonli
garden. Robert Cornish would be bacl
that night, but Of course Is was n
vague hope of meeting him that bright
ened her eyes or led her through tn
gate into the road, made light as da,
Axy
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-10-03

- me fuIl moon oXerhend.
"fflst, Miss Moily lysyhlstw said q vciee
close at her ear.
Ehe started violently ~ small, uH
kefnpt figure crept through tho hedge
and stopped shoSs In iser path.
Don't no on, miss" said the boy,
with much excitement DON'T They
are waitIn' fer Dawson below, an
maybe they might do ye some HARM
Waiting? For what7 TO shoot
him7 asked the girl breathlessiy.
Eyes, miss. The wagon has gone to
Windsor Bend to meet him, an when
II comes blackwell, they're waitin',
miss, down In the hollow"
But II isn't Dawson the wagon has
gone TO meet said Molly in borri-
asd whisper. 1T II Mr.. Cornish.'
II guess It won't make no difference
to them, miss, whether It's Dawson or
the master himself. They're bent on
blood"
The boy darted through the hedge.
leaving the girl, white and Mortified, IN
the middle OF the road. For mo
ment she stood Az II stunned. Then
her mind leaped riotously to the
chance OF escape. III | can reach the
Windsor road through the cross path
she thought desperately. = may be In
time"
She turned through a broken gap In
the hedge. into a field beside the road,
and, breaking into q quick run, rushed
through the wet grass into the thicket
over high bank, into a tangle OF
blackberry bushes. whose thorns
clutched at her light dress, through
another gap. across wall, whose
stones slipped and slid under her feet
on again. lightly, swiftly. through a
plowed field, across ditch. over q
marsh where her sIippered feet sank
deep in the soft. wet sod, still onward
with passionate thankfulness In hei
heart as she heard the distant ring Of
horses hoofs.
Could she reach him?
Robert. Robert!' she cried desper
ately.
The sounds came nearer. A lighl
road cart swung swiftly toward her.
Robert she cried again. Then, %
tall young man In the cart pulled III
bis horses sharply, she sank, spent ant
breathless, beside the Windsor road.
The excitement had largely been
matter of Misunderstanding and whei
young Cornish had explained his pla,
OF sharing the game, and, Furthermore
had refused 70 prosecute the ringlead
ers OF the disturbance. -Four Corner
was with him III d raan.
IT Is hard to say which Of bis tw'
next moves--hIs marriage TO Molly q
his appointment Of Dan OConnor 7
| the position Of gamekeeper-eyoket
| the more admiration.
Each NV 'em bein'. 80 to speak,
stroke o genius mumbled old mai
| Pierson.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-10-03
Nothing to Fear.

Mothers need have no hcsi,ancy In
continuing to give chamberlain's Cough
Remedy to their little ones, as II con
tains absolutely nothing injurious, This
remedy Is not only perfectly safe to
give TO small children, but Is a mcdi-
cine Of great worth and merit, 1t has
world wide reputation for its cures
OF coughs, colds and Group and can al
ways be relied upon. For sale by Frank
Hart and leading druggists.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-10-03

When an article has been on The
market for years and gains friends ev.
cry year. II Ii safe 10 call this medi'
cIne a worthy one. Such is Ballard''
IIoehound Syrup. II positively cures
coughs, and all Pulmonary diseases
One Of the best known merchants II
Mobile. Ala, says
"for Ave years my fsmily has moi
been troubled with the winter coughs
we owe this 70 Ballard's Horehount
Syrup. ! know II has saved my chill
dren from many sick spells" HART
drug store.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-10-03

The special prerogativs Of tho villain
10 wear, and "RAgs' Bonnie 10 Wort)
both played their parts IN thorough
acceptable manner whiIe The rest Of
the company served 70 make up . cast
which did ample Justice 70 the play.
"rJncle Josh perkIns' IL sure TO draw
big houses IN whatever city he ap-
pears, Vancouver I'D, C.) News.Ad.
vertiser.