25
TAXI
and
Ambulance
Service
Anywhere
nt
Anytime
Slnnd:
Exchange
Iluilcllnj;
MATT
VIUECK,
Prop.
VOL
XVI.,
No.
30G.
BIGG
I
PROSECUTION
OF
McPHERSON
CASE
WILL
BE
DROPPED
Huge
Dope
Conspiracy
Between
United
States
and
Canada
Exposed
Three
to
four
months
work
results
in
arrest
of
Hve
men
and
seizing
of
$15,000
worth
of
goods
traffic
of
immense
proportions
MONTREAL,
December
31
The
bi'Kircst
drug
rim?
in
North
America
responsible
for
half
the
illicit
liquor
trade
on
the
continent
'or
many
year
has
been
uncovered
through
the
co-operation
of
the
Canadian
and
United
States
governments,
it
is
stated
by
F.
W.
Cowan,
chief
of
the
narcotic
branch
of
the
Department
of
Health
of
the
Canadian
government
From
three
to
four
months'
work
enmc
to
a
head
yesterday
in
the
arrest
of
five
men
Fred
Monaghan,
my:
George
Edwards,
colored
porter
on
a
Chicago-Montreal
train;
r
harica
Galley,
trainman
of
the
I
LARGE
TIMBER
of
DEAL
IN
SOUTH
jj.owi
,oii.
or
doiola
tnt
mild
iiv
iu
.miu.h
to
i
.
syndicate
VICTORIA,
Dec
31
Erie
lumber.
as
resident
of
the
ll.C
Mill
and
Timber
j
Vad:ng
Co
Ltd..
yeaterday
disposed
of
i
;r
timttely
twenty-seven
thouaand
.
t
rea
i
standing
DMiglaa
iir
umoer
i
.j
Uie
(
ampbell
River
at
a
price
re-:ed
(
be
approximately
two
million
t
:ir
,
a
Seattle
and
Portland
rn-
l
d
at
mhi
h
plana
to
retain
the
hold-11-33
aa
an
Investment.
The
tranaac-
n
waa
completed
In
the
land
registry
j
jffice
where
official!
aald
It
waa
the
.
grat
timber
deal
In
British
Columbia
j
(
recent
year.
The
aland
U
altuated
j
the
llayward
district
and
ha
been
iicld
by
the
Mamber
IntereaU
for
more
,
..n
thirty
years.
Although
no
deUlU
are
announced
aa
the
number
of
feet
Involved
It
i
aald
that
the
timber
In
that
area
1
generally
valued
between
MOO
and
WJD
thouaand.
I
TWO
BOATS
DUE
HERE
NEXT
WEEK
HEI-Sll
I
ITV
ILL
AHIMVK
I
KOM
EMiLAMl
OX
.MOMV
AM
IIV-OKA
MA
It
I
I
MOM
JAPAN
OX
Tl
EsllW
L'
adlng
of
grain
aboard
the
Ocean
Transport
Coa
freighter.
Talyo
Mru.
fttarted
yeaterday
and
the
veasel.
It
la
expiated.
wUI
get
away
during
the
holiday
week-end
for
the
UnUed
Kingdom
or
continent,
whence
her
cars'
la
deottned.
The
nrltlah
freighter.
Wclah
City,
of
'he
Smith
Line
of
London
la
now
ex-pecW
to
arrive
on
Monday.
The
veasel
l
coining
direct
from
England
and.
after
being
lined,
will
take
on
full
cargo
of
grain
for
the
United
Kingdom
or
con
tinent.
The
Welsh
City
will
be
followed
on
Tueaday
by
the
rtyoka
Maru.
coming
from
Miiki
Janatv
to
load
full
for
Shanghai
APPROPRIATION
FOR
AIR
MAIL
OTTAWA
tfXUKKMTAMH
THAT
AP-I'ltOPItlATlOX
I'OB
MITII
M'll
VICB
WILL
HE
M
HMITTEU
TO
PAItl.lAMEXT
OTTAWA,
Dec.
31.
It
Is
understood
that
the
Mtlmate
to
be
presented
to
rarllament
fter
It
rcumption
In
February
will
carry
a
DOt-offlce
appro
priation
of
179,000
for
the
development
of
lr
mall
routea
throughout
Canada
d
that
tender
from
private
corporation
m
h
called
and
the
work
car-
n"
:(.
toas.K
n,rri
jt
Montreal-Toronto
Expres;
Joseph
.r,,,.
Montrel.
and
Sam
Heed,
anotter
colored
railway
porter.
Drug
worth
mare.
jtfc.n
15X00
mere
eelced
In
two
nou.
vuited
yeaterday
and
In
the
possession
,
'
the
men
arretted.
Hundred
of
ounoea
of
nircouoa
are
being
ehlpped
to
the
United,
States
every
day
by
the
ring,
aay
Cowaa.
!
UMslTTlOV
Is
TEXT
"
li:KrtNT
Till
Viuic
'
okikntai.
i.hi:m:
i
The
five
per
cent
reduction
In
Japaaeae
fishing
licensee
announced
thl
week
refers
only
to
trailer
in
District
No.
1.
All
gill
nettera
In
the
province
including
District
No
a
will
be
reduced
by
ten
per
cent
this
year.
OKANAGAN
VALLEY
HAD
SCARE;
FEARS
WERE
HAPPILY
UNFOUNDED
VERNON.
Dec
31
-
Considerable
alarm
waa
felt
recently
In
the
Okana-
gan
Valley
by
the
discovery
of
some
eorn
cobe
that
had
Buffered
damage
by
an
Insect
pest.
aid
feara
were
entertained
that
the
European
corn
borer,
which
has
caused
euch
havoc
In
On
tario,
had
gained
an
entrance
into
Drttlsh
Columbia.
Some
of
the
damaged
cobs
were
tent
to
T.Ux
It.
Ruhmann.
provincial
en
tomologist,
and
after
an
examination
he
wa
able
to
dispel
these
fear
with
the
announcement
that
the
damage
waa
done,
not
by
the
corn
borer,
but
by
the
eorn
ear
worm.
This
pest
haa
been
In
evidence
In
the
Okanagan
district
for
several
years,
but
haa
never
done
any
appreciable
barm.
It
ha
attacked
tomatoes,
tobacco,
beans,
vetches
and
alfalfa,
but
corn
In
the
milk
la
1U
favorite
food.
ARCHDEACON
KIX
IS
PROMOTED
IN
MILITARY
SERVICE
Ven.
Archdeacon
O.
A,
Rlx,
chkplain
ct
thfi
First
N
B
C.
Regiment,
ha
been
promoted
from
Major
to
Honorary
Lieut.
Colonel
in
the
Canadian
Chaplain
Ser
ylce.
Active
Militia.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Rid.
Asked.
Wheat
6
Consolidated
260.00
Dunwell
It'-
w.0
y-
W
Oladstone
MM
'
'
Votttt
Idaho
13
Richmond
-'OH
-u'
Howe
Bound;
-
40.00
43.00
Indian
M
1M
Premier
X()
I'AI'ER
TO.MOKKOW
xn.orrow.
being
New
Year'
Day,
.-.
uill
be
no
Issue
of
the
Dally
New.
The
next
paper
will
be
the
reg-
a,.,,.
,.
i
-
.on
"
Mndiy
n'vruoon
Northern
and
PRINCE
DRUG
CHINAMAN
RUNS
AMOK
AT
WALDO
W
A
H
t'llTl
KKII
THIS
.MOKMNIi
MY
dynamiting
ml
u
k
in
which
iik
had
hahuicadld
iii.m-
sl.LI'
WITH
AKMS
CONSTAW.E
INJURED
FEItNIE.
Dec.
31.
Leas
Quay.
Chinese
laundryman
at
Waldo,
who
became
violently
Insane
last
evening
and
barricaded
himself
In
a
ahack.
preventing
anyone
to
teach
him
by
firing
a
rifle,
wa
captured
thl
morning
after
a
twelve
hour
telge
but
not
before
he
had
ae-rloualy
wounded
Provincial
Constable
Sharpe
by
shooting
him
In
the
neck
1
and
hatf
slightly
Injured
anctber
mtn.
Police
reinforcements
left
here
with
i
'
tear
gaa
In
an
attempt
to
,
force
the
Chinaman
Into
the
cpen
but
the
mad-
I
roan
waa
not
captured'
until
dynamite
bad
been
used
and
the
ahack
fired.
.
The
Chinaman
waa
found
to
be
altering
from
a
bullet
wound
In
the
atom-'
ach
and
la
now
in
the
hospital
here.
constable
sharpe.
whose
conditian
u
re-
Prted
f
k
lw
nntinf't
t
Ysm
fa
rm
""
"
'
the
Chlnlmta
not
1
hUn
c,0e
nngt-
(th.ttw
firm
attkmntMl
t
n
r,t
.1
r
tYtm
.
'
1
1
.
Z
r
"
cninaman
ana
a
u.
u.
Mernao,
wno
weni
to
hla
aid.
waa
wounded
In
the
face
slightly
VANCOUVER
TO
i
I
SUE
RAILWAY
M
TltK.Mt".
COIIST
ACTIOV
WILL
'
ih:mami
that
cx.k.
live
it
to
it!
aokee-
MEXT
J
I
VAXCOIVKK.
Irr.
31.
In.trur-
tlont
to
Uunrli
a
Supreme
Court
action
agalnt
the
Canadian
National
lUilwa
In
rnnnertlan.
with
Ho
ugrrrinrnt
with
the
rlt)
for
rltlc
and
railway
Improvements
on
l'ale
Creek
flats
and
for
the
ronMrurllon
of
a
hotel
were
tit
en
by
the
city
rounrll
to
(Irorge
E.
.MrCnH.Miii.
corporation
rounl.
late
yeotrrday.
According
to
the
rrsolullon
of
the
rounrll.
the
CX.lt.
I
to
be
notified
that
Hie
modified
agreement
uf
April
13,
1913,
between
the
romNtny
ami
the
rlt
y
Is
nsncrlled.
BULLS
WIN
ON
STOCK
MARKET
ANNtAL
VEAIt
ENI
HATTLE
WAS
WAOEtl.
ON
WALL
STREET
TOIIAY
HEAKS
I
INALLV
I.OSINO
OCT
NEW
YORK,
Dec.
31.
The
annual
struggle
between
the
"bulls'
and
the
bear"
for
control
o;
the
price
move
ment
In
the
final
Stock
Exchange
session
of
the
year
wa
won
by
the
"built"
after
the
'bears"
had
aucceeded
In
bringing
about
a
sharp
reaction
in
earlier
trading.
Lowering
of
call
money
ratea
and
widespread
prediction
of
good
things
still
to
come
In
the
business
world
Inspired
"bullUh"
enthusi
asm
which
set
In
motion
a
big
buying
movement
near
the
close,
scores
of
Issues
Jumping
to
four
point
over
Thursday'e
close.
WIKKLESS
ItKI'OltT.
8
ii.
in.
DlOUY
.
ISLAND.
Rraln.
fresh
S.E.
wind;
barometer.
29.48;
temperature
;
os.
moderate
swell;
8
p.m.
spoke
steamer
Orlilco
bound
from
Anyox
to
Seattle
420
mile
from
Seattle.
DEAD
TREE
POINT.
Barometer,
29.-IS;
temperature.
36.
SOON'
DIOBY
ISLAND.
Cloudy,
fresh
S.E.
wind;
barometer
29.42;
temperature,
47;
sea,
rough.
DEAD
TREE
POINT.
Barometer
29.-24;
temperature,
40.
1I0CKEVSC0KES
St.
Patrick's
4,
Boston
1.
Canadlen
1.
Pittsburg
0.
Montreal
a
Detroit
0.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Central
British
Columbia's
RUPERT,
B.G,
FRIDAY,
DECEMBER
RING
THE
ONLY1
FLAG
in
the
British
Empire
that
nover
comes
down
except
to
be
replaced
by
a
new
one
is
that
which
flies
over
the
Residency
at
Lucknow,
India,
day
and
night.
Tennyson
wrote
a
poem
on
the
Incident
of
which
it
is
a
reminder
in
the
Indian
Mutiny
GRAIN
CROP
IN
BULKLEY
VALLEY
HAUlT
Of
HVE
HfMMtEII
TOXS
THIS
SEASON
SIIOWM
lAKMtltS
A
BK
TUllXO.
XO
flllAIV
ami
m:i:iv
rnonnTiox
Drain
production
during
the
past
season
on
farms
of
the
Sm
It
hers
district.
Including
Olentanna.
will
total
clcee
to
five
hundred
tons,
according
to
figures
supplied
from
record
kepi
by
the
two
threshing
outfit
operated
by
Chas.
Chapman
and
J.
C.
K.
Sealyi
says
tbe
Interior
News.
The
figures
as
gathered
by
the
Interior
News
do
not
tske
Into
account,
that
considerable
acreage
cut
each
year
as
green
feed
or
ensilage,
but
represents
.only
that
portion
of
the
crop
actually
threshed.
Wheat,
oata
and
timothy
seed
were
the
main
grain
crops,
the
latter
running
to
fifty
tons.
In
addition
to
a
small
quantity
of
barley
and
peas,
the
threshing
records
from
the
Sealy
out
fit
show:
Wheat
91
tons
Oats
108
tons
Timothy
Seed
U
ton
THUESIIIXO
ItETl
ltXS
Threshing
returns
from
the
season'
work
by
the
Chapman
&
Chapman
outfit
show
the
following.
The
figures
in
the
flrt
column
are
for
timothy,
the
.,.
CtCVUMU
IV4UUIU
l.jtmilw
ed.
and
the'
third
column
represent
oats.
All
figures
are
tons:
'
A.
P.
Legerton
...
W.
Bruce
..i.
4
I
George
Sharpe
...
1V4
J
H
J.
Altken
5
40
A.
Bruce
3
Oeoree
Oulton
....
3
Charles
Morris
...
23
Geo.
Kldd
-r-
U
9
J.
B.
Ltngston....
8
L.
L.
DeVoln
S
IT
F.
Bayson
J
5
E.
Wedge
3
3
J.
Paul
3
3
O.
L,
McDonald..
1
1
McDonald
tt
Shaw
1
S
J.
McCabe
0
A.
McKentle
S
Chas.
Chapman
..IS
10
33
J.
Boyko
S
2
Threshing
returns
covering
the
Telk-wa.
Round
Lake
and
Quick
areas
have
not
yet
been
assembled.
VOLCANO
ERUPTS
IN
ALEUTIAN
IDS.
MOl'XT
M
A
K
L
S
II
1
X
HKEAKS
OCT
'AND
I'EARS
EM'HKXSED
I'Olt
SAKETY
Ol-
PEOPLE
IX
XEAKIIY
VILLAGE
DUTCH
HARBOR.
Dec.
31.
Fire
and
vapor
yeaterday
burst
from
Mount
Makushln
southwest
of
here
n4
heavy
smoke
continues
to
pour
from
the
peak.
Fear
are
felt
for
the
safety
of
seventy-
five
residents
of
Manushln
village
near
the
mountain.
A
slight
earthquake
was
noticed
about
the
time
of
the
mpt
ion
Newspaper
31,
1926
ON
CONTINENT
IS
THORNTON
IN
RUPERT?
t'MTtl)
STATES
.POLICE
RELIEVE
HE
ILEIJ
TO
THIS,
CITY
.utek'heim!
ixiicrri'
"
AT
SEATTLE
.SEATTLE.
Deo.
31.
Comtguard
oOlrlaN
deelarrd
today
licit
no
trace
had
been
found
of
the
sa-bn
t
Alice
on
ulileh
lloy
Thornton,
Seattle
da
lire
lull
operator,
fled
from
Ketchikan
after
learning
that
he
had
been
Inilirted
here
In
eon-net
I
Inn
with
the
SnohoinMi
County
lluir
lntetlgallon.
OflleiaN
believe
that'
Thornton
fled
to
Prince
Rupert,
OILER
MISSING
FROM
STEAMER
1
EARI'.O
THAT
JOSEPH
IAY
Ol
Mill
SKAOWAY
WAS
DROWNED
AT
PORT
ALRERNT
PORT
ALBERNI.
Dec
31.
Search
throughout
thl
district
for
Joseph
Pay
of
Seattle,
oiler
on
the
coastwise
steamer
Skagway,
last
seen
when
he
bearded
the
I
vessel
here
late
Wednesday
night,
hav
ing
proven
fruitless,
fears
are
expressed
that
he
fell
overboard
and
was
drowned.
Dragging
operations
conducted
in
the
.vicinity,
however,
were
unsuccessful
In
recovering
the
body.
A
taxi
driver
who
drove
Fay
from
the
hdtel
where
he
spent
the
evening
to
the
waterfront
waa
the
last
person
known
to
have
seen
him.
The
driver
reported
the
missing
man
went
aboard
the
Skagway
and
walked
forward
along
the
deck.
Fay
was
married
only
recently.
GHASTLY
MURDER
MONTREALTODAY
r.XIIIKN
.MARTIN',
GROCER.
HAS
THROAT
SLASIIKD
FROM
EAR
TO
EAR,
ONE
SCSPECT
IS
AltKESTED
MONTREAL,
Dec.
31.
Fablen
Martin.
Sates
433
Will
Be
Impossible
to
Make
Conviction
so
Dismissal
Asked
Evangelist,
her
mother,
accomplice
and
radio
operator
to
he
freed
on
felony
charge-Mrs.
Ormiston
in
Australia
says
she
wants
divorce
LOi
ANGELES,
December
31.
Dismissal
of
the
criminal
conspiracy
charges
against
Aimee
Semple
McPher3on,
the
notorious
evangelist
was
forecast
as
District
Attorney
Asa
Keyes
prepared
to
place
his
case
before
the
Grand
Jury
investigating
the
defendant's
disappearance.
That
the
prosecution
would
move
to
.dismiss
the
felony
charges
against
Mrs.
McPherson,
her
mother,
Mrs.
Kennedy,
pnd
Mrs.
Lorraine
Wiseman
Sieiaff
was
indicated
when
Keyes
declared
that
the
case
was
in
such
a
muddle
that
a
conviction
was
al-
A
cable
to
the
Los
Angele?
Ttoes'iniPII
DDI?
MI
ED
ftom
Sydney.
Australia,
quotes
"
IKiNH
I
K
T.
If
1
1
1.!
Ruth
Ormiston.
estranged
wife
of
Ken-
,
-
.U1I''U,.
neth
Onaltton.
co-delendo.r.t
In
the
Mc-
;
Pberson
case,
as
saying
that
she
Is
In
possession
of
a
most
Important
letter!
purpcrted
to
have
been
written
during
j
'the
disappearance.
While
refusing
U
disclose
the
contents
of
the
letter.
Him
'
Ormiston
said
that
she
Inteded
to
use1
neV7tninl
"
Iwtltute'dltorce
proceedings
against
the
former
Angelu
Temple
radio
operator.
I'REMIEK
OLIVER
SICK:
"AT
HOME"
CANCELLED
VICTORIA.
Dec.
31.
As
Premier
Oliver
and
several
members
of
his
famUy
are
suffering
from
severe
colds,
arrangements
to
hold
the
usual
New
Year's
Day
"at
home"
have
been
cancelled
'It
waa
announced
yesterday.
INFANT
SON
OF
MR.
AND
MRS.
CHANDLER
WAS
BURIED
TODAY
With
fitting
rites
performed
by
Archdeacon
O.
A.
Rlx,
the
funeral
took
place
this
arternoon
of
the
Infant
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.
W.
Chandler.
224
Ninth
Avenue
East.
Service
took
place
at
the
home
at
2
JO
and
several
persons
were
J
present
to
express
sympathy
to
the
.
mourning
parents.
Interment
m
in
Falrvtew
Cemetery,
the
father
and
My'.es
-mhm
Latin.
n.HK.,,AP.
I
"
-
.
Those
sending,
flowers.
Included'
Father.
Mother.
Brothers
and
Sisters,
Auntie.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
S.
V.
Cox
and
Rosle,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
J.
PhlUlpson,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
O.
Basso-Bert.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Robert
ShrubialL
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Leash,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
J.
Johnston,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
David
Olennle.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
Jorgensen,
Mrs.
Halt,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Thomas
Balllnger.
Beltst
Chapter.
No.
18,
Order
of
the
Eastern
Star.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R,
E.
Benson.
NEW
AGREEMENT
FOR
LONGSHOREMEN
TO
BE
NEGOTIATED
IN
SOUTH
.
VANCOUVER,
Dec
St.-
Negotiations
for
a
new
agreement
between
the
Water
-
!
from
Works
Association
of
British
Col-
reached
the
stage
of
an
arbitration
rd,
Three
men
will
hear
the
argu-
1
menu
of
both
aides
before
rendering
any
leclslcn.
CANADIAN
SENATOR
BELIEVED
WORLD'S
OLDEST
LEGISLATOR
OTTAWA.
Dec.
31.
Hon.
George
C.
a
grocer,
was
touna
aeaa
in
nis
sioreiumbla
and
the
sapping
federation
nasi
this
morning.
His
skull
was
crushed
and
hla
throat
slashed
from
ear
to
ear.
The
crime
Is
believed
to
have
been
com
-
mltted
with
an
axe
by
three
men.
One
arrest
has
been
made
by
the
police
who
found
81.000
In
the
suspect's
pocket.
OYER
EIGHT
HUNDRED
KILLED
BY
LIQUOR
IN
NEW
YORK
THIS
YEAR
Circulation
1521
.'
jDeasaulea
la
believed
to
be
the
oldest
NEW
YORK,
Dec.
31.
Indications
last
legislator
In
the
world.
With
hi
one-night
were
that
the
death
toll
In
New
hundredth
birthday
coming
on
Septem-York
City
from
liquor
In
1926
would
fcer
next,
Mr.
Desaaules
took
hi
seat
In
'
exceed
800
Including
thirty-four
alnce
the
Senate
at
the
opening
of
Parliament
C'-itma
HhiK
month
Boston
Grill
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
for
hire
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
Phone
457.
Price
Five
Cents
SIR
JAMES
CRAIO
TO
HE
AMONG
RECIPIENTS
Ol'
EW
YEAR
HONORS
t'RO.M
KINO
-
oEBE
;-
LONDON.
Dec.
31.
Sir
James
Craig,
first
premier
of
Northern
Ireland,
will,
it
la
expected,
be
raised
to
the
peerage
In
connection
with
the
distribution
of
New
Year
honors
by
King
Oeorge
V.
Sir
James
Craig
visited
Prince
Rupert
during
the
past
summer
In
tin
course
of
a
tour
of
Canada,
There
was
a
reception
In
his
honor
In
the
Commodore
Cafe
when
many
local
people
had
the
privilege
of
meeting
Sir
Jamet
and
Lady
Craig
and
their
family,
TAKING
ALLEGED
MURDERER
AWAY
CHIXAMAX
CAX
ONLY
HE
TRIED
IN
DEX.MARK
I'Olt
KILLING
OX
HIGH
SE.VS
VICTORIA,
Dec.
31.
When
the
Danish
ship
Parana
sails
from
Victoria
this
week
end
for
Australia
she
will
take
Lee
Kee
Chin,
a
Chlnama&v
accused
of
killing
Ootfrted
Anderson,
chief
atewaid.
whom
British
Columbia
authorities
are
powerless
to
arrest
because
the
alleged
crime
waa
committed
on
the
high
seas.
only
'
.court
In
Denmark
hart
Jurlsdlc-
.
.
.
ttlon
In
the
case.
TO
ELIMINATE
USE
DENATURES
STEPS
TO
PREVENT
INDUSTRIAL
ALCOHOL
BEING
TAKEN
IIY
HUNKERS'
AXNOIXCKII
AT
WASHINGTON'
WASHINGTON,
Dec.
31.
Believing
that
more
effective
prohibition
enforcement
was
bound
to
drive
drinker
to
use
industrial
alcohol.
Secretary
of
jthe
Treasury
Andrew
Melton
'yeaterday
LnounMd
hUl
...termination
to
alim.
;
,ntte
tne
ust
ltron4
poj,,
M
;
denaturM,
AUTOS
KILL
33
INVANCOUVER
THAiriC
ALSO
TOOK
HEAVY
TOI.I.
OK
IXJl'RIES
IX
sot'THKHX
CITY
AND
SI
111
lilts
DI
KING
YEA
It
'
VANCOUVER,
Dec.
3I-Twtjf.fur
were
killed
and
more
than
ven
hundred
were
Injured
In
Vancouver
baffle
accident
thl
year.
lit
the
ubufb
nine
were
killed
and
more
than
;
o
hindvf
e
ttitrnH
"