exiles for the post, as his directors ana oiiitiHis or int nas tascon, chief of the Democratic party, desires a purely civilian Ity and has aasured the publicity bu- piuturco E. The Afghan GoVemor at Jalala AT $2,000 FROM JlUKt ia1s nf tho ^ * * » Republican Camp Regarding Cabinet FormationĪ frontier conferenee between * UUUJLWCLaVALU Th „ of th. Leader Asked to Aid in Direction of Affairs at Athensįollowing Departure of King Ueorge Breach in VICTORIA, B.C., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1923 He had Important business to talk *f^* to he liable Than the last time or called tor the murder nf Ueut W rh.lrr 'v, »*®»°‘ h ff > ®>, t ’ tm,% m hl ‘iiLrSri XiL^ fffllLan JJTJi -rhTu's's ’EvJMZL^T The Individuals >0 rt™indrx* b re, ' m'c He 4h3uJSiSS?S^^5plS His counsel, "has nnvone approached _ i_™in« of Hi» financial standing as hostages by the Governor. RECALLED TO STAND ot murderer* of British officersįernanda* was recalled to answer 80 the fflailgU tribe and reprcsr|lĮ21S'?£l2Z SErKdWS Utiw.
^^"‘iuEfanttaVliL d?£a 64 for'harboring the Aj.bba gang Was going to be made hot for some- A frontier conferenee betweenĬorporal Williams of the Royal k ai j an( j a politieal agent for He had been Instructed by the Attor- diail press Cable via Reuter S). Inquiry since it started, told him that ’ * Who has been very active about tho rj-iu: India Dee 20 (Cana. Royal Canadian Mounted Police, (IflllVv^ WW ll\J Msuson, Attorney-General of Uo “ on NOTcmb * r *■ _īers of the secret service of the IImIiiiac 11/L « Morning’s session of the inquiry -jM ^‘^sunS^ This practice.ĭensation was sprung nt this, h yV u 0 ^™t*n''uI, »?*.urnd “th.M Fernandez States He Re- Dean Qualnton has invited I I
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