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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-20
I'll. RAIDER ARRESTED;
LAND OFFICE nAIOED

The offices OF the Sound Pacific
Land Co. In the Central building.
we're raided yesterday afternoon
by deputy ahersffs and the mana.
ger. ~ l.. RAIDER. a well known
politician. was arrested and
charged with running a land lot.
terry. Raider Was taken 30 the
county Jan by the deputies and IL
being held in default Of $1,000
bail.
Other officers Of the company
now at Eima are 90 be arrested
some time this afternoon These
men are President ] A. Vance. A.
l.. CRiiow and D. r Servis.
The land company. which Is In
corpormted al si0a. 600. has been
flooding this state with circulars
advertising huge land drawing for
1890 acres sN land In chehalis
county at E.lana In September. 1910.
The men had n list Of names Of
all the achpos teachers Of the state
and we're inlnclng them 10 Invest
their savings in this land
The offieara OF the company. "
convicted. are liable 10 fine of
81 900 or five years In the penlten
slary. or both.
All of the men TO be arrested are
veil known Ia business aud poiiti.
cal circles
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-20
HERE'S A STORY OF
GUl[IBLE MAN AND
A GUIlEFUL WOMAN

The sorrewfu tale OF gullible
man aud 4 gulleful woman was
poured into the sympathetic ears Of
Deputy Prosecutor John y Murphy
this morning whom John Anderson.
a big Swede. came into the dep.
utys office and complained that no
had been done" by his lady
friend"
You see. II was like this" whim.
pered the big fellow. 4 met her
nine months ago. and IN a month
we were engaged. During that time
! have been paying her board and
have given her about $40 Ia money.
whenever | spoke OF getting mar
ried. she would say 10 wait tn I
got some money was expecting
from an estate. She never lot me
call ~ her home She always met
me some place, and when I walked
home with her. we parted at the
corner
The other night she told me
she was married and that she was
living With her husband II seems
That I have been keeping both 81
them. Can't you so after her for
fraud"
But the deputy prosecutor was
Obliged 10 toll him that nothing
could be done under che law. and
he would have 10 charge the sc.
count up TO profit and loss In ex.
pefience.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-20

esarrmins up L. Dunn
s reporter IS days investigating the nhuman and heart
MS the hospital comcs
A. testimony A. Hepler s. FoIlcste York
Rainier valley who visited the County Hospital and
hs wintsr
orng beyond belief and pane uleruo presented no more
ssgainag there
the reports brought back BY the 'wo women
These women be remembered o.
workers Hike Dunn accustomed to
public They They
here hoglng help tbs whom the county had placed
mortified what they
Valley Record eia tie Of their visit and Inn
psssaoas Tbs Rscord article follows
cann~aoeer months
Interested IN a least
81 ihs Heper and Mrs s Toilette Of York
Stallion M Rainier Waited hospital farm
asi winter both places hor
< BE- belief They declared that pantes In
kno pictured than that presented 10
county.
OF the
life found fruit at the farm
reached the sick inmates and the Civil
taken that his last few days might be-
Taken Of conditions watch Mrs Hepier described
ha
particularly pathetic that Of named Smith,
suffering died last
sndzs tApr visited him the farm he
filthy. dirty ard suffering untold
which TO place
although the women n charge
farm large piled
looked If intended for display
s.r, va. one blind man whose nam. do not rs~sube
spius dirty beyond words His sight,
scratched them Until the blood
rao the blood
already dirty blood had down his face
tm sNsx on shee, point that was siekening
had received no attention he had not
BY nj had been given medicine"
he call attention 70 the fact that this serious
picture By reporter from Los Angeles
inside Of conditions at the County
painted reputable and aad citizen Of
Seattle standing and heavy tax
nthy ackening sights
poor there first with her sunday school
decacies the inmates order 70
brighten lives such shock that she felt
the children Of her class TO place
sh hy and such arocous treatment Of
human
Yesi grand jury began work In king county And
she the high well the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-20
BIG CONCERT FOR
THANK SOWING MORN
SPLENDID PROGRAM IS Ar.
RANGED BY EMERGENCY
HOSPITAL WORKERS.

A splendid program has been ar.
ranged for The sixth ansaai Thanks
giving service. which win be held
a. usual this year ia the interest Of
the Ways side Emergency hospital
Tho service takes place promptly AZ
10 30 on Thanksgiving morning Ia
che Moore theatre. There Is no ad-
mission fee. and everyone IL most
cordially invited 70 be present
Mr.. Lnix Dimond. whose remark.
able technique permitted him 20
play three great symphonies a. 4
single concert With the Berlin phil.
harmonic. Aill be one % the prpnii'
nent a0lnista at the service Mr.
Max Bonner. the ueW concert melss
tar OF the Seattle symphony oschea-
ira. will also appear. Mr Bonner.
a. one time pupil Of the great
Ysaye. won a. the famous Stsaru's
conservatory In 1896 the first medal
that had been bestowed for violin
and composition In nifty years Two
years later he won the same dlatinc-
ton from the Royal academy In
Brussels. Both Mir. Bonner and Mr..
Dimnnd have achieved considerable
honor as composers.
Mr.. Henry r fianIin. basso. and
Beatrice Mcclure. reader. wen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-20
THE TRUE STORY OF A DIVORCE
ny Z. !. nllIoN

This Is the story of divorce everyday lcse separation
OF man and Wife with sensational pruen Incl
uenH no arinties THIS divorce lacking qualities
'hat satte OF horry In the JOY
P"s VIII read fiat Il Just about husband wife who
could not live together i5yearod daughter yet
the essence OF the o divorce
Mr. ene Mira Horace ~ Dunbar found happiness
they planned failure They separated
Went TO New Orleans Mrs
and kept their daughter Dorothy,
aud inspiration fQr her she oed skmped
Med herself little pleasure that happy.
Ana now her daughter has left her The
mothers heart Is breaking In the depths despair
That's the divorce story ordinarily be told The
sorrow OF the mother is obvious Joy
of UNDERSTANDING actor In this hearth
tagedythe who suffers for
ever torn the rack OF opposite
poles When she Is with her gah yearns
her father; when with her father
never is her soul ut OF that
abe may speak.
Sire 10 In the anomalous position o. being
persons who hate each other
the object Of their struggles plottnss aasns,
oshsr her possession Victory
othsr happiness despair. she witt
victor with the
enorse for the deprivation Of the
strings In their hands Juggling In directions
they pull and haul In their
object Of their love- ri,hes agony
eiabie affection.
That 10 the real 81 this divorce
this girls and holy parents
her The two hearts airs
hrnbhng with leve beating
for each other Mother and father have their hate
antidotc for their pain
Pity the father. he
hour Of bereavement both
The fe trial of that g whose heart
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-20
THE NOTORIOUS CODE AND CON-
TRACT BEFoRE THE sU-
PREME COURT.

Tire code ~ ethics and contract.
which in themselves furnish evil
dcnce sufficient 20 constitute a con-
NpiracY and also show a rank dis
elimination AGAINST Bli dentists who
a. not belong 10 the dental combine.
were before the court. though I'M
noticed end our supreme court hax-
ms held that a dentist cannot see
HIS examination papers fhis quee-
tipnE and answers. which are puddle
recnrde9 and that the Dental Board
may arbitrarily prescribe their own
examinations. she court itself ts
powerless 10 inform itself whether
the Dental BOARD has substituted iss
code for the law o. this state. or
whether they examine In dentistry
or Siwash. fl fact. there r. no way
left IN this state for a dentist 70
enforce his private rights.
The Dental Board prcscribes Its
own examination and examines
dentists as IL chooses then takes
lis questions and answers and re-
fuses 10 allow any one 70 see them
The court In this state sustains the
board. and the government which -
instituted for the purpose OF pro-
tccfinr citizens in their private
rights. becomes the instrument By
which citizens are deprived Of them
BE sure and read my article In
next Saturdays star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-20
MATINEE To HELP
CRIPPLED CHILDREN

A matinee viii be given In the
Seattle theatre on Friday, Novem.
Der rs. at .. m. TO which an
children and persons with them will
be admitted free The play IL TO
be given 20 arouse interest In the
work being done at the Children'a
Orthopodie hospital
The program Will consist OF
stereopucon pictures. the perform.
Ance OF trained animals and nAude.
vile acts. put on by the companies
that viii be playing the different
theatres at that time.
Front seats will be reserved for
the members of the society who
wear hospital buttons. Each per.
son viii be expected Co put some
thing In the baskets at the door.
which money will be used In the
work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-20
COUNTY PAPERS EDITORIAL COMMENT
ON CONDITIONS AT HOSPITAL

Nov grand jury has called probe conditions
~ and eoun general demand s being made Cor thor
- Investigation conditions the King County hospital
-. .esr farm Institutions should vuor
s., Investigated That they have been conducted in
sru disgrace county for years
,..s IL Absolutely assured.
every person AIRY fer terrible conditions
49,. have beth these public Institutions whether be
directly charge the county commissioners themselves
.hssls be Tor public eSeoraton punishment
n hysssrea cry that has called attention
psasle dssardy conditions existing county
ssfsrs and discharged patients alike have tell
ms assus years busy public
stopped heed their cry.
s vigorous took the cry the 0ntor
snsss laid Of the
AsspsaL farm has been equally bad
,hsa she hospital
avail any member Of the board o. county
scorers nauahs
cause made Of the county
sven OF King county have their
su.s argument why asy might
the Of hts unfortunate fellow try bring
.ee.s neglect long
had sxay--RanIsr Valley Record
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-20
WOMAN VANfSHES,
EMPLOYER WORRIED

she bad vouchmafed 20 leave behind
vas terue little note 20 the e.
feet that she had gone 20 tho city
and would be back az soon ns possi-
bic
Since that minute Mrs Gordon has
vanished az completely and mys-
teriouaiy as frost before the sun.
Her trunk and other small pos
sessions are mtill az the dairy Nor
can any inquiry elueidate the fnya-
terry.
Very little ~ known about the
woman more than that she has a
mother and sisters living IN North
Dakota. the former % whom spent
a short time al Atlantic city with
her daughter the past summer. eS-
cspt this one fact. that She has a
husband. Of whom she spoke. lndi-
eating also that she had her troubles
with him.
The proprietor ~ the dairy feels
that something serious has
happened to the woman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-20
SEATTLE SCOTCH TO
CELEBRATE HOLIDAY

The Both OF November and 81.
Andrew and Auld Scotia are 70
scots throughout the world almost
anonymous forms, and ttty VIII
all be fittingly celebrated the week
after next At the Arctic Club, TO-
gether with all the native aeeompa-
niments, which. II In needless 70
state. are haggis and wee sma
drapple" on the side-that IL, the
inside.
There are TO be great doings that
night. with J. X. Surrat as toast
master. supported by those Canny
Scots, Matthew Dow. James b'
Fowler, j. G. Leslie and w. 7. cam
eron
There win be n representative
committee In charge Of the iestiNi'
ties, which viii include, besides
the banquet. a magic lantern enter.
talnment with views Of the Land o
Cakes an a that.
so all ye bonnie Holland ehans-
men. get DOT yer kilties and thrans
thlther for the glaedsome nicht.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-20
IN THE SUPREME CouHT. or
WASHINGTON

ny The time ny mandamus case
had reached fhe higher court. Judge
Itudhtu had been elected Judge 81
ihc supreme court THE opinion in
my uHHe. however. VAS rendered by
Mr. Justice Dunbar. and Judge Rad
Kin took no part in the decision rem
dersd. bui the ruling Of Judge Hmd-
Kin IN the lower court MAS affirmed
by Judges Dunbar. Mount. Hadiey
and Fullerton, and their decision,
together win the drntai Jaw. vest ed
the Dental Hoard with despetic pow
ore which could not possibly he law
fully exercised in the United states
BY individuals Even the state could
not WELD such power.
Our supreme court after passing
silently over the fact that Judge
Hudkln had said that the Csurt
would mot 20 into the question "a
ta whether or not brow a had n fair
hearinE ar anything etse of the kind.
that was all concluded by the action
81 che Dental Beard itself. proceeds
70 state that the ease WINS tried ON
he tasn~@ thus narrowed. and there
betnR no testimony tending 60 sup
port the allegation relied upon. the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-20
MRS. AGNES GORDON LEAVES
ATLANTIC CITY DAIRY IN
MYSTERIOUS MANNER.

Vanished. gone. without leaving a
trace af her whereabouts behind, IL
the story told by the proprietor ~
the Aidridge dairy u Atlantic city.
concerning Ars. Agnes Gordon. who
disappeared from her place 81 cin-
pioyment on November II.
Mrs. Gordon had been working for
the Aldridge dairy for four months
ard had worked steadily and we'll
giving her employers no reason TO
believe that she WAS other than well
satisfied with her lot or that there
was any reason for her wishing TO
leave.
on the evening Of the nth the
proprietor ~ the dairy returned
home 10 find Mrs. Gordon gone.
The only sign or communication
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-20
Charcoal the
Great Absorbent
Absorba and Removes Stomach and
Intestinal Gases and Makes
the Breath Pure.

The able researches of Dr. Stem.
house. published about the middle
~ the last century. excited consid-
cradle interest in charcoal and It's
wonderful absorbing powers His
experiments we're directed 10 the
deodorixing as well as the absorb.
Ing qualities Of charcoal. and he
succeeded In proving beyond all
question or doubt. that It's proper.
ties ~ destroying the offensive
odors % putrid vegetable and ami,
NAL matter. depended. not alone
upon It's antireptic power. as had
been generally supposed thereto.
fore. bat also on rs quality ~ alb.
aorbing and oxidizing effiuyia or
noxions civilizations from the putre.
tying matters.
Many other noted physicians
have since that time Investigated
this absorbent and oxidizing action.
and one u them. Dr Hunter. has
also published an account Of his ex.
pertmeufa. showing tho relative
amousi Of the various gases taken
up By the different kinds OF char.
coal.
Both steuhouse and Hunter OK.
perimented with charcoal made
from poplar. boxwood. cocoanut
shells. willow wood. and various
other woods. and they found that
charcoal made from willow wood
possessed b. far the most power ~
absorbing dscdorizlng. oxidlzing
and destroying foul gases. Il may
be added here that animal charcoal.
which n employed 80 extensively
aa a deodofixlng agent. n very in
ferlnr 10 wood charcoal az an ali.
sorbcnt and doodorant.
SEunrt'a Charcoal Isoxengca arc
composed of charcoal made from
the finest willow wood. the very
beat of all woods that can be used
foF this purpose The addition OF
pure honey to these loxenEca rem.
dera them 80 palatable thar no one
can possibly object to their taste.
When they are taken into the
stomach they do not lie inert and
inactive. but get busy az once In
the good work OF absorbing and o1i.
dixlng all foul gases. destroying dis
ease germs. preventing the further
formation nf gases. Stopping fer.
mantation. flaiulence and decompo.
Nision OF food. and cleansing the
stomach wallis OF catarrhal mncns
Stnart's Charcoal Lozengcs are in
troduced into the system by being
allowed 60 dissolve slowly in the
mouth. where their cleansing action
begins. rendering the breath pure
and sweet. destroying any germs
existing in the mouth. and renaov-
ing tartar from the teeth.
Call up your druggist over the
phone, aud ask him his opinion OF
the power OF charcoal as stomach
cleanser. gas absorbent and breath
purifier, then request him TO send
you a box of Stuart's Charcoal Isoz.
engea for 20 cents. Also send Us
your name and address. and we Will
send you a trial sample free of
charge Address y A. Stuart Com.
pany. 200 Stuart Building. Marshall.
Mich
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-20
BALLARD BUTCHERS
FINED THE LIMIT

ssThc limit IL how "freezum"
iurieS go in butcher trials Two
more butchers got $500 and costs
In Justice Fred G. Browns court
yesterday. when jury gave such
verdict In the case OF " KRstner
aud Justice Brown followed with
the same punishment for John
Johnson
s. A. White. y. McGee. Edw.
Drew. u ~ Brooks. a. J. Smith
aud Maverick Terrili served tn the
jury case
The charge against Henry
Pl@sach was dismissed upon svi.
dence that he was only an employe
lu the public market stall where
"freexum" meat was sold. a cor.
poration owning the business.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-20
VOLCANO SALORES
BREAKS OUT AFRESH

Madrid. NOV. 20. BufBtlnB OUT
with renewed fury. the volcano
salores Is Ia eruption again today,
on the island of Teneriffe. one OF
the Canary group, according 10 ad.
vices received here.
After q short eruption yesterday,
which terrorizcd the inhabitants,
the activities OF the volcano sub
sided. According 70 the reports
today, tine eruption II worse than
that Of yesterday
A stream OF iaya &c feet wide
snd I5 feet deep has started roll
Ing down the mountain side Ths
molten torrent Is headed directly
for the town OF Santiago, near it,
base.
The Inhabitants have fled from
the town. and are hurrylng to the
sea coast.
Terror reigns, II Is believed That
there will be eruptions from other
mountains. several Of which are
showing eyideneqs of volcanic ac'
tiyilY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-20

known artists. are also 10 be heard
Mt the service
Rev W A. Major. pastor Of the
Bethany Presbyterian church. viii
deliver the usual address. and Judge
A w FFater will preside over the
meeting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-20

son. was appointed By the Bar asso
citation for this purpose. is in Olym-
pla today. and said the action
against De Wolfe was already under
way
De Wolfe made charges against
the Integrity Of the supreme court
at the annual Bar association meet.
ing In Aberdeen. and also af Oiym-
pia The charges were thrown out
At Aberdeen. and a legislative invcs-
LEGATION committee II yet In exist
ence for the purpose ~ investigat-
ing De Wolfes accusations De
Wolfe was formerly city attorney
OF West Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-20
EVENING or SCIENCE.

Last evening Dr. Wiley. the
French hypnotist and scholar nov
visiting IA the city. gave an even.
Ing Of scientific experiments at the
Butler Annex lie talked on and
Experimental with phYnchure.
felepathy, human wireless teleg.
rnphy and other phenomena Of the
sixth sense
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-20
MS MOTHER NEEDS HIM

fssk korsofd stole. but at the
nne lime he supported a widowed
1rher. and this was cause for
nfy. He was convicted OF the
~ 81 1855 from his employer.
s'afiss W. Quinn. a groeefyman.
~paiF Prosecutor Lundin, how
ntI' found ont that NOrgord's
sNher needed him. so Judge Gil-
an ioday suspended his sentence
Y lle state reformalorY AZ Mnnrpa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-20
BUYS HORSE CHEAP

One dollar for trotting horse.
That Is the price paid by Frank
Adamson u 7iS Jefferson VI. 10.
day for an animal that can 40
some. 8f
The shsfiffs office seized the
racer 20 saiisfy judgment OF s3S.
Adamson waa the only one OF a
little bunch of bidders on the court
house slap& who would even
hazard BID On the trotter,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-20
HYPNOTIZED WHEN
SHE WAS MARRIED

Mrs Carrie Beck. q member of
the Holly Rollers religious sect.
presided over by the Rev. r. ~.
Gourley. was granted decree Of
divorce yesterday on the ground
that she WAS not mentally capable
when her marriage 10 August Sund
strong on March q. 1909. was con.
summatcd
Mrs. Beck alleged that she was
In hypnotic state nj the time of
and for q month after her marriage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-20
PUBLIC nEConDs THE DoARD's
PRIVATE PROPERTY.

Think o. it, American eitizensf a
public board whose duties are pure
ii ministerial. being sustained BY a
court Ia denying person the night
10 inspect public records
One officious board member said
80 me. Brown we have much more
power then We knew SO had before
Judge Kudkln tried that case 81
yours" Despotic power vested ~
government IA public Officials
without definition or restrain. ~
faF more dangerous than anarchy
ltreif. because despotic power
welded by public officials has color
% legal sanction and the oppressed
individual stands well nigh help
less against such enormous Odds
dental combine sd not have tho
powers Of government 10 sustain
them and punish those who oppose
them. "a would be easy 10 put Nlrh
as they TO flight because they
would have no standing before m
outraged public
TIE dental combine was now EN-
powered as their code Of ethics pro-
sgdea. TO outlaw and drive from this
state ali dentists who guaranteed
dental work. cut prices or adver-
iisad. and many dentists decided 10
Try a change Of climate beyond the
border lines 81 barha risfn-
One graduate dentist secured a
position az lonRshereman ard with
dental diploma he was Tilted Tor
his work ~ pulling a freight truck
another was filling coal cars with "a
large coal shovel while a third be-
gan 20 do bridge work on the Great
Northern railroad and many left
thN state az irampB and wanderers.
one dentist a graduate from the
North western TnlFerFlty ct Chicaah.
aud a thorough dentist. went to
work ia logging camp as forty
dollars a month His wife went 90
work 10 az 20 help provide for their
children. and Hhe nehhed as the
tears trickied down her cheeks
while she told ne % the treatment
her husband Had received M the
hands ~ the dental combine and u
was right at this period that ! de-
rided % fistt this combine 90 a fin
ial.
Row appealed my mandamHs
case 20 the supreme cumrt 81 this
state Ny dentni practice Tad been
badly dams ny repeated sham
arrests In which prosecutions were
never made
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-20
% ~
Humphreys Seventy Seven
Famous Remedy for Grip &
Col Ids

While "seventy.seven" is sold In
every drug store In Amerioa--lt Is
best to have a bottle in your peck.
ct, and take dose AZ the first feel
ing OF lassitude and weakness and
so break the Cold up at lie ineep.
ton.
"Seventy-seVen" will cure Cold
after the Influenza, Cough and Sore
Throat have set in, but II takes
longer--why delay2
Fits vest pocket. Druggists, 25e.
Humphrey IIomeo. Medicine Co.,
Cor. william aud Ann streets. New
York.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-20
10Y RIDERS ARE
FINED 500 EACH

IN. =. Frye. aged 10. and Rome
49, @.la ased -. ohauifeurs. were
~ siey each b. Police Judge
p an :; Gordon because they took
NJ, NJ oieEon, aged l6, and Erma
ts, &C.,, AGED 10, on a Joy ride 10
~ sssoNH on the night Of Novcm.
IA =, The youSiful quartette was
~ 49,, a'' ~ BY PatrOlmen Phillips
.ss ~ ave. while drinking and Gre
fasss s disturbance IN chop suey
ia ssaaFans conducted by Charles
" Third Az. aud PIKE 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-20

The Raven prescription services
means that the doctors skin In pre-
sorIhIno 10 most efficiently supple
mented by the druanlst's skill In
eompoundins. RAVEN DRUG GO.
t4ie Second Az.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-20

This is the man who Is to ascOpd
Mount Mckinley TO prove that Mr.
Frederick Cook really planted rec.
ords nt the top of the peak or Is
one of the finest little liars that
ever happened
Capt Bernler lis a Canadian who
has established reputation as an
Arctic explorer When he returns
from Mount Mckinley we viii
know just what DR. Cook Is. a point
Just now disputed vigorously