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Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Ambulance
with
nrwly
laid
dancing
Service
floor
for
hire.
Suitable
for
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
dances,
banquets
and
wedding
Stand
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Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
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PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
cmc
CAPTAIN
AND
CREW
Captain
and
Crew
of
Bingamon
Tell
of
Tkrilling
Experience
and
Narrow
Escape
from
Death
Willi
Ihe
Largo
Mown
along
by
Uie
howling
suiithcasl
gale
:.!(.
oi
at
leasl
Ihico
kinds
an
hour,
it
was
only
Ihe
favor
in
I'r
vtdeurc
Hint
ciinsi'd
her
lo
come
lo
a
standstill
sovcnly-dvi'
liimi
Uie
reefs
of
Ilic
Dumlas
Islands
when
Cnpl.
Wiii-g
lc
brew
out
Ihe
uinhor
shurlly
before
nine
o'clock
jul
airier
il:-if
ik
on
Friday
morning,"
said
out'
of
(he
members
oT
Ihe
v;
hi
Hit!
lumber
Largo
llingamon
wliich
arrived
here
Snlur-i:
nigh'
in
tow
of
Hie
Conslwise
Steamship
Harge
Co.'s
tug
Mi
dipt.
Cameron.
The
tug
Mas-ell
liuving
heen
repaired
SETTLEMENT
AGREED
UPON
I
United
States
Accepts
ment
Made
by
Allied
Rep
re-
I
sentatlves
s
I
V.
1
1N.
Jan.
t:.
agreement
armed
nl
'at'!
between
the
Uniled
Ti're.senlativtvs
jiu'd
(lie
t
iMi-ial
taffllslcrs
ou
the
.i
war
rtiiWg
ffitfiRw
:
''d
liy
the
Washington
ii
Arceplnnro
of
the
n
i
announced
hy
,lhe
i;
,n
I
ment
today
cmpllil--
it
no
deiiirlure
from
the
iniliey
lownnl
the
col.
'i
claims
under
the
i
:
a
1
1
I
nun
(crmnil
auiiU-
w.
lUMllvl'd.
Tlir
ins
of
Ihe
ni'rangrmcul
(
"
let
lor
Hie
present.
adriH
.Triple
'
.
..
,
SMALL'S
WIDOW
IS
IN
POSSESSION
OF
jof
TWO
MILLION
ESTATE
T0IIONTW,
Jan
I;'
Mrs.
A.
J.
i:
II.
wife
or
the
Toronto
..'
iinmna'c.
who
mysleri-
v
disaiipeared
i
'
:w
iii
entire
possession
of
of
I,
-i
r-
i,.
.ill,
i.,ll..i.
ais
The
court
loday
signed
Ui
order
transferring
conlrul
in
"
llapilol
Trust
Co.
DIED
IN
HOSPITAL
Mrs.
Mary
Rowoll
Passed
Away
Yesterday
Morning
Funeral
j
j
Tomorrow
j
NOMINATIONS
i
a
I
I
he
dry
dock
here
following
her
trying
hip
in
lleeale
Straits
Thursday
night
which
eulmin-alcil
in
n
lling.iiiion
drifting
inway
from
her
Friday
morning,
itug
ami
barge
lefl
here
Ibis
morning
resuming
the
iuler-
irupled
voyage
lo
Cuuishcwa
In-Arrange-
lei.
Mocoshy
l.tlaiiil,
which
nearly
l'11"'
such
an
iinliinely
ending.
When
I
lie
llingamnii
broke
form
the
Massed
neiir
Island,
Friday
morning,
a
I
(5
o'clock
lie
fore
daylight.
Cnpl.
Wingnto
and
his
crew
did
mil
realize
Hit"
danger
Ihey
were
in
nf
going
ashore
because
it
wa
liiUuia-livtlieiin(U-Ml-llir-lliiifin-
miin
wu
hirlher
out
in
Iterate
SI
til
1
1
I
li
it
ll
she
n
i
1
1
1
;
1
1
1
y
wan.
The
fael
Dial
a
furious
southeast
yale
wasjitiglug
did
not
give
llirin
'yriMl
concern
n
long
as
llii'le
were
no
obstruct
ions
in
Iheir
course.
Their
altitude
lnlglil
have
lieell
slllilllioil
4in
III
Ihe
remark
thai
CapJ.
Wingalc
iiassed
when
the
lowline
frnni
lllie
.Massell
Iiroke:
"Well,
hoys,
j
we
have
iflenly
of
slores
ahoanl
so
we
can
hang
around
iuderin-lilely
for
Ihere
.is
illli
danger
slraving."
Ilelieving
-tlial
Ihey
were
fuVlher
mil
in
lleeale
Slraifs
than
actually
was
Ihe
ease.
Ilieir
sole
poncern
nl
lienr
ailrifl
was
dial
Hie
heavy
seas
mighl
cause
Ihe
Kll-lon
InfVel-ling
crane,
luounled
high
with
ils
footings
on
the
rails,
In
hecome
lislodgcd
and
go
crashinglhrouuh
.
.
,,
,
;
Serious
Situation
As
dayhreak
came,
however,
the
graily
oT
Ihe
lliugammrs
plight
hecame
apparent
when
il
was
perceived
that
.she
was
close
inlo
the
shoals
around
Dumlas
Islands.
What
was
rirsl
thought
to
he
a
light,
turned
mil
lo
he
breakers
on
a
reef.
II
was
a
lucky
thing
thai
Ihe
harge
had
on
all
sides
and
one
Iml
70
feel
away,
Ihe
anchor
was
I
brown
overboard
shoilly
before
nipe
o'clcok
and
it
held.
From
Triple
Island
lo
Huron
Island,
I
lie'
llingamon
had
driried
nine
miles
in
a
lillle
over
Iwo-aud-one-lialf
hours.
When
Ihe
anchor
held,
the
jsleerage
way.
through
Ihe
ves-
Hie
death
occurred
yesterday
,
sel
answering
lo
her
helm,
u!
Ill'
iilng
in
Ihe
I'rince
llupeil
least
Two
of
Ihese
reefs
were
'iiei-al
llospilal
or
Mrs.
Mary
missed
hy
reel.
.Meanwhile,
as
Unwell,
wife
nf
John
Unwell
of
soundings
were
being
taken
wilh
s's'h
Ae.
Wesl.
Deceased
was
u
lead
line
lo
establish
Ihe
depth
'
years
or
age
and
had
resided
t(
waler,
Cnpl.
Wiugale
ordered
l"
i'
I
wo
years
ago.
She
was
ajlhat
the
single
lifeboat
on
the
i:al(i
or
Poland.
The
funeral
'rrafl
be
out
In
readiness
for
a
lake
place
tomorrow'
motn-'dash
for
Hie
shore'
if
Ihe
vessel
rroui
Ihe
r.alholie
tlliiirch.
Ihe'shmibl
!
ill
UP.
Willi
n'cTs
ol
I
ndeilakers
being
in
charge
arrangements.
BIRTH
A
son
was
born
at
Ihe
I'linre
Ihiperl
(icncral
Hospital
mi
.lan-i"uy
It
lo
Mi',
ami
Mrs,
II.
i:.
Slnore.
,)-'
l-ifih
Avenue
I'.asl.
PUBLIC
MEETING
A
Dnlilic
Meeliug
will
he'
held
in
I
lit;
Empress
Theatre
on
TUESDAY,
JANUARY
13
4
8.15
p.m.
To
iliseiiss
civic
elecllou
mailers.
All
caniliilalcs
will
I
hi
given
a
hearing.
Seals
reserved
for
ladies.
S.
M.
Newton,
Candidate
for
Mayor
OF
BARGE
crew
or
lh(.
llingamon
roll
Ihal
Ihey
and
Iheir
rrufl
were
saTe
in
spile
of
Ihe
strong
southeast
Kale
Dial
win
blowing.
Ihe
most
of
Ihem
having
had
no
slf-eo
Tor
over
J
I
hours,
whal
with
(he
arduous
sen
I
me
iulo
lleeale
Straits
and
Ihe
thrilling
rMtirn
Ihererroiii,
some
of
lie
crew
lurned
in.
Hair
an
hour
.iTDm
Ihe
llingamon
was
brought
lo
anelioi'.
the
wind
wili-hci
lo
Ihe
wesl
and
(lie
vessel
was
in
pcr-
coiiliuitcd
from
page
six
MRS.
SNOWDON
EXTOLS
KING
Says
British
Labor
Treated
With
Courtesy
and
Dignity
by
Court
MONTREAL,
Jan.
12.
Speaking
here,
Mrs.
Snowdon,
wife
of
the
ex-chancellor
In
the
Labor
government
of
Great
Britain
with
reference
to
the
British
throne,
declared
"the
British
King
and
his
court
behaved
to
British
Labor
with
so
much
courtesy
and
dignity
and
so
much
fair
play
that
they
raised
themselves
Immeasurably
In
the
estimation
of
the
working
classes
of
Great
Britain
and
have
established
their
throne
forever,
so
far
as
we
can
see."
GRAND
MASQUERADE
SKIDEGATE
VILLAGE
Proceeds
Went
Toward
Fund
For
New
Instruments
for
Band
SKIMKtiATK.
.Inn.
I
A
grand!
inasiiuerade
was
held
at
Skidc-
gale
Indian
village
on
New
Year's
Kc
in
aid
of
Ihe
Concert
Hand.
The
band
which
is
well
known
in
Pr.ince
Itupci'l
is
endeavoring
to
raise
enough
funds
for
some
new
instruments.
'Ihe
ball
was
crowded
willi
dancers
and
rirsl
class
iniisii)
was
supplied.
The
cosliimes
worn
were
exceedingly
good
and
Ihe
judges
found
it
very
difficult
lo
decide,
on
Hie
best.
The
following
were
Hie
prize
winners.
I
Mis.
S.
Wilsi
nclent
llaida
Woman.
;
Miss
1).
Iluss,
llaida
Princess.
.'t
-iMiss
T.
Ilichardson,
Scolch
Cirl.
All
Hie
young
people
from
Skidrgale
white
village
attended
in
eosliiiue.
First
class
rerresh-menls
were
served
and
dancing
was
kepi
np
lill
daylight.
HALL
OF
JUSTICE
AT
SAN
FRANCISCO
,
WRECKED
JfESTERDAY
SAN
HIANCISCO,
Jan.
ll!.
The
eiilrance
ol
Ihe
Hall
of
Jus-lice
was
wrecked
Sunday
by
u
linildi.
whieh
cxoloilcd
ns
a
mini.
her
of
police
officials
were
walk
ing
Ihrotigh
Hie
corridor.
.So
one
was
injured
allhough
Ihe.
force
or
Ihe
explosion
,
scatlered
pieces
of
iron
and
wood
and
other
missiles
around'
ihe
Ma
nF
BINGAMON
One.
of
ihe
newest
nove
pipe
lor
I;
lies.
The
ne
a
run
ulo
he
used
lo
shoo
hail
liaudil-
Airplatiie
Lands
at
a
Dense
Fog
but
Lost
on
Alighting;
Traffic
Held
up
LONDON,
Jan.
12.-
The
worsl
fog
in
many
years
smoldered
London
and
its
suburb
loday
causing
numerous
slreet
accidents
and
.sonic
deaths.
Traffic
was
scanty
ami
difficult.
Karly
in
1
lie
day
traffic
was
almost
at
a
standstill
hnl
laler
scores
of
omnibuses
were
obliged
lo
paik
along
the
streets.
In
some
places
the
fog
was
impenetrable
tor
more
than
two
yards.
Lump
or
flares
were
of
lillle
use.
.Ilailway
(rains-
were
greally
delayed.
An
iiirplune
carrying
passengers
from
Paris
made
a
M-iisn-Hnual
landing
al
Croydon.
The
-
-
-
pilot
picked
up
Ihe
airdrome
by
the
top
of
the
radio
masts
and
landed
safely
but
the
passengers
on
alighting
from
Ihe
machine
became
bisl.
Cvcn
Ihe
airdroiip1
staff
could
not
find
Hie
machine
for
some
time
in
the
dense
fog.
4.
;
HUGHES
RESIGNS
COOLIDGE
CABINET
WILL
PRACTICE
LAW
WASHINGTON.
Jan.
1.
--Charles
F.vans
Hughes
has
resigned
as
seitrelury
of
slate
and
will
be
suc-
i
led
by
Frank
Kidlogg.
ambassador
lo
(treat
llril-aiu.
II
is
undi'i'sliMiil
Ihal
.Mr.
Hughes
desires
to
resume
bis
law
praclire.
NOTORIOUS
HEAD
OF
VENGEANCE
SOCIETY
LIBERATED
IN
CAIRO
CAIIIO,
Jan.
I'-'.
Owing
to
lack
of
ineriiiiinalliig
evidence
against
him
in
connection
wilh
the
murder
of
Sirdar
Lee
Slack.
Abdul
llhami'ii
Feninry;,
V'l'KHii-ixer
of
the
nolorious
Yeugeauee
Society,
has
been
liberated.
He
was
given
an
exhaustive
(rial
in
courl.
FIRE
AT
OTTAWA
Tailor
Shop
Destroyed
and
Other
Places
Damaged
OTTAWA,
Jan.
1
2
Fire
com.
plelely
destroyed
Holbrook
laildr
shop,
smoke
uud
waler
diuu'ng-ing
Die
surrounding
buildings
in
Ihe
heart
of
(lie
downtown
sec-lion.
The
damage
Is
estimated
nl
?
150,000.
TELL
OF
lies
'he
revolver-stuukiiig
weapon
w
.v
any
bold,
Croydon
in
Passengers
are
FAMINE
IN
KOREA
TODAY
Fifty
Thousand
Extreme
Cases
"Of
Starvation
and
Three
Million
Suffer
TOKIO,
Jan.
12.
As
the
Intensity
of
the
winter
In
Korea
Increases
more
than
three
million
persons
are
reported
suffering
from
famlno.
It
Is
reported
that
more
than
50,000
extreme
cases
of
starvation
exist
in
the
Seoul
district
among
the
peasantry
who
are
attempting
to
stave
off
death
by
living
on
trea
bark
and
roots.
Government
relief
measures
are
wholly
Inadequate
and
It
Is
Inevitable
thct
suffering
will
Increase
with
the
advance
of
winter.
FIFTY
MEN
WORKING
NOW
ATUSK
SAWMILL
With
Arrival
of
New
Equipment,
Plant
Will
be
Operating
In
Full
Swing
This
Week
Sonic
ririy
men
are
now
being
employed
in
conneclion
with
Hie
Skeeiui
Lumber
Co.'s
mill
nl
I
sk
which
recently
i'umed
opera-lions
and,
by
Hie
cud
or
(his
week,
the
plan
I
will
be
operating
again
in
roll
swing.
New
nuiip-reeenlly
ment',
ordered
In
Hie
south
has
now
arrhed
here
and
John
Will
mini
came
in
from
L'sk
on
this
morning's
train
to
make,
arrangements
for
lis
going
Tor-ward
lo
Ihe
inlerlor.
Mr.
Wlll-iniiu
will
return
to
Usk
tonight.
HOCKEY
SCORES
'Victoria
),
Saskatoon
?'.
HERE
TODAY
MIRACULOUS
ESCAPE
Candidates
for
Mayor
Aldermen
and
Trustees
Nominated
Here
Today
Wilh
no
surprise?
being
recorded,
nominations
for
what
.uomises
lo
hi:
an
unexciting
municipal
election
contest
next
Thursday
closed
al
2
o'clock
Ibis
artenioon.
Two
candidales
MayorS.
.M.
Ncwlou
uud
Aid,
Then.
Uollarl
filed
Iheir
papers
lor
Ihe
mayoralty,
leu
for
eighl
uhlciinanic
seals,
four
for
three
vacancies
on
Ihe
school
honr.d
and
three
for
the
single,
nosiliim
on
Iho
police
commission.
The
man,
and
A.
II.
Mrl'herson,
for
jtcled
on
account
of
the
legislralions
not
having
been
made
in
lime.
In
addition
lo
voting
for
mayor,
uhlewieii,
school
tnisl-
ees
and
police
commissioner.
Ihe
general
electors
will
east
ballols
on
Ihe
project
for
Ihe
filling
in
oT
Cow
Hay
and
taxpayers
will
.vole
on
two
money
bylaws.
Ihe
sslS.nitll
Park
Ave.
grading
and
N-'.OIMI
power
extension
bylaws.
Nominations,
accepted
were
as
follows;
For
Mayor
Jean
Joseph
Theophile
(Jol-
I
art
,
broker,
proposed
hy
William
T.
Kergin,
seconded,
by
Cyril
II.
gfcvfft
Seville
Marlineau
Newton,
puli
lisher,
proposed
by
W.
I'..
Fisher
seconded
by
J.
J.
(iillis.
For
Aldermen
It.
I".
Perry,
railway
foreniau,
proposed
by
John
II.
Milchell.
seconded
by
J.
C.
Mcltae.
Melvin
.McKay
Stephens,
broker,
proposed
by
Slephen
King,
seconded
by
John
A.
Kdwaiils.
Oscar
l.arsen,
miner,
proposed
by
S.
D.
Macdonald,
seconded
hy
Olof
Hanson.
Frank
F.
Clapp,
manufacturer,
proposed
by
O.
11.
Urine,
seconded
hy
Kdward
C.
Cibhons.
(ieyrge
H.
Casey,
Irausfc
rmau,
nroposed
by
Fmily
II.
Moore-house,
.seconded
by
Charles
L.
Yuuugmaii.
John
-McKei'biiie,
:
carpenter,
proposed
by
S.
D.
Macdonald,
seconded
hy
J.
McD.
Campbell.
William
'.Mcintosh
llrowu,
plumber,
by
S.
D.
Macdonald,
seconded
by
(ieorge
Scott.
S.
P.
Me.Mordie,
contractor,
proposed
by
Cyril
II.
Onne,
seconded
hy
K.
C.
('ijhhons.
.1.
A
rl
Ii
in-
Smith,
'accountant,
proposed
hy
J.
Lome
MacLaiyii
.and
seconded
by..
I.
Fred
itilclne.
(ieoj'ge
W.
Kerr,
hulcher,
proposed
hy
'.
'fl.
Montgomery
and
seconded
hy
Krucsl
Fiiwin.
For
School
Trustees
Sydney
Douglas
Johnston,
broker,
proposed
by
(!.
A.
Itryaul.
seconded
by
(J.
II.
Mliuro.
William
Olis
Fullon,
barrister,
proposed
by
-
M.
P.'
MeCalVery,
seeomled
by
Frank
F.
Clapp.
Harry
Ito'rhcster,
hotel
manager,
proposed
by
Cyril
II.
Onne,
seconded
by
James
MeNully.
Henry
Smith,
caielaker,
proposed
by
Thomas
McMeekin,
seconded
by
II.
W.
Cameron.
For
Police
Commission
Alexander
McKcn.ic,
proposed
lliy
William
Sihhahl,
seconded
by
Aaron
W.
r.dye.
James
Coombs,
halibut
fisherman,
proposed
hy
S.
I,
Mue-
papers
of
Joe
(ireer,
for
alder
polico
commissioner,
were
re-
donahl,
seconded
by
Harvey
F.
Kraser.
Ilobeii
McCarthy,
steam
eu-Jarvis
gineer,
prnpesei
by
Me
l.eod,
seconded
by
I'
II.
Shock,
ley.
FOUL
PLAY
SUSPECTED
State
Supervisor
of
Fisheries
at
Seattle
Is
Mlsslna
Since
w
yriday
SKA'ni.i:,
Jan.
il.
-
Frnesl
Seaborg,
stale
supervisor
of
fisheries,
has
been
missing
from
home
since
Friday
morning
and
the
uutliorilics
are
directing
a
search
for
him.
They
suspect,
either
thai
he
met
foul
phiy
al
the
hands
of
rum
runners
or
fish
hool
loggers
or
he
may
have
iccidenlally
fallen
inlo
Hie
water.
MISS
ALICE
MONCOEUR
WEDDED
TOJAS.
BROUGH
Interesting
Marriage
of
Two
Well
Known
Former
Residents
Takes
Place
In
Seattle'
Annouiirciiionls
are
being
re
ecivctl
in
Ihe
city
today
of
the
wedding
at
Srultle
on
January
5
of
Miss
Alice
Moneouer
and
James
llrou;:li
both
well
known
former
residents
of
Prince
Un
pen.
The
bride
for
some
years
was
in
business
here
ami
was
a
prominent
member
of
the
local
Ite-behak
Lodge.
She
lefl
here
and
Inrtcd
business
in
Smilhcrs
mil
some
lime
ago
removed
to
Seattle.
The
groom,
who
is
mi
em
ployee
of
die
i.anaiiian
.vuuouai
Hallways,
was
well
known
in
local
musical
circles
and
also
look
an
active
pari
in
the
activities
nf
Ihe
St.
Andrew's
Society.
More
recently
he
has
been
stationed
in
Smilhcrs.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
llrough
will
re
ceive
the
coivgratuiations
ami
best
'wishes
of
many
friends
in
P.'llice
Itllpeil.
F.
(I.
Dawson,
who
has
been
mi
n
lri;
to
Mon
I
real
lo
ntlend
a
meeliug
of
the
directors
of
Hif
Canadian
National
Ilailway-
re
turned
home
on
this
morning
s
I
rain.
-i
A
PUBLIC
MEETING
Will
bo
held
in
Ihe
Empress
Theatre
on
WEDNESDAY,
JAN.
14
at
8.15
p.m.
lie.
Civic
Affairs
All
candidales
will
be
given
a
hearing.
N
Seals
lU'scrved
for
Ladies.
Theo.
Collart,
Candidate
for
Mayor