25
TAXI
Ambulance
nnd
Boston
Grill
Larsr
Iipatair
Dining;
llal!,
Service
wlh
newly
laid
dancing
Anywhere
at
Anytime,
floor
for
hire.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
.,,
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
and
6th
St.
in
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latest
and
best
for
Hie
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
"in,
-iht
try
least.
Phone
457.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
YOI,
XVI
NO,
Hi
PHINCE
HI
PEnT,
H.C.,
WEDNESDAY.
JA.NL'ARY
Stt,
n2(j.
Yeltrda'f
Circulation,
1198
Slrrrl
al,
4V7
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
ROBERT
FORKE
SPEAKS
FOR
PROGRESSIVES
nam
urge,
tow
raiwais
cohpiy
porfa
irges
as
Solution
Deadlock
IDecares
he
got
no
hid
port
but
group
found
itself
in
difficult
position
just
now
OTTAWA.
Jan.
20.
Kinphuli.
alls
and
poi'icly
Hubert
II
,
kf
Progressive
leader,
denied
ji
ri
corned
any
bribe
nr
hid
in
t
lie
negotiations
wliirh
pre-i
!
:
I
Mm-
i
tin
,ii
Mill-
in
Ilif
House
uf
Oimtlioil
la.l
week.
f
M
I'orke,
e.ikiiig
in
1
lie
In
'
-pee.
h
Hum
Hit-
tlirune,
said
"I
never
got
""
liiil;
I
never!
c
fii
ii
n
bribe.
H
T
i.it
!i
all
interview
H'l
-
-
v
gn
up
willi
Premici
r
I0UNDARY
IS
VERY
ANNOYING
Businessmen
Forced
to
Abandon
R
Trip
to
Dawson
by
Airplane,
I
Says'
Story
f
V
VM
Ml
I
It.
Jan.
:o.
A
-Hal
dil"K
h
l
the
I'riiuiire
i)i'-.'hl,i)
iay
lieorc
I
Hack,
.
.
.1...
....
Til
'
II1"
'
'
"
'
1
Mi
11
lll'l"""'
the
;ii,ui(iitlrit
of
Hie.
reiri
lini
iwn
lakaii
lilne-iinMi
w
o
i
fin
ii'ii
iii
aiMMoin
an
iiii-jil.ii"
a'
i
Iii-
I'anaillan
bomiilar)'
junl
.
.mi
i
mii-
iln
trip
to
llawKon
v
ihv
'I'-'l
"Wing
me
.aiia-
I
..
i.
..I...
I-
l
..
..
.
I
-I
t.l
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Illlllu
:l.r
WU
lUNYltilUN5
IN
COUNTYCOURT
TODAY
man
Remanded
Until
Wednesday
of
Noxt
Week
For
Sentence
In
tin-4".iuniy
tUtiiil
tlii
inorn-
ii
t
tu
fnre
.hnlj:e
Yomip.
U
II.
lhnirne
wa
fnllll'l
Knilly
"f
Mini
money
umler
fnUe
pre-
IriiiT-.
lie
wa
renianih'il
nnlil
t
W
eilni'Mlay
when
he
will
eiiine
up
fur
hpnlenef.
Another
rae
Irieil
in
Hie
'(unity
I'inirl
Ihiii
niomiin;
wnc
thai
in
whieli
fiennjre
Sarkman
n
riiiix
irteil
of
haxiiiK
in
hN
lir.-i'niiii
mi
offensive
wenpeti.
He
nlno
I
rentniiilPil
nnlil
nexl
Veilneilay
fur
ieiilenee.
MYSTERIOUS
DEATH
VANCOUVER
HOSPITAL
Police
Think
It
Was
Poison
But
Doctors
Unable
to
Diagnose
Tho
Case
VANCtil
T.ll,
Jan.
U'O.
l.inesl
.
ItlaekiiHM'-
win
liikmi
In
Hie
liOMptlnl
late
ysleiilny'
where
he
died
four
hours
later.
The
police
are
working
on
Hie
theory
Unit
he
man
vn
poioiiei.
Iorlor.
are
unable
lu
iliaitnoe
Ihe
cause
uf
liin
ilealh.
EMBARGO
PLACED
ON
WINNIPEG
ELEVATORS
INNII'lUi.
Jan.
20.
An
nil
lmrao
linn
been
plnccil
upon
grain
coniiiitt
to
Winnipeg
ami
SI.
Iliiiilfare
eli'valnrs
anil
mill
Ingr
conipanieji.
ANu
there
arc
renlrirrhuH
on
uratn
woiiiK
to
Hie
lake
head.
Coalition
to
Present
in
Commons
from
Liberals
for
sup
lul
inglil
(hut
Hie
Progees.ive
debate
on
Uie
address
in
replvl
by
some
oilier
members
of
Hie
Markenxic
King
anil
willi
llon.t
Arthur
Meiglicn.
Mr.
Forkc
ald;a"u""1'
''inner
meeting
U
which
he
had
rather
doubled
the
wl-jw""l
"
"U
merchant
o'
.lulu
rtf
tbr
illusion
u
a
iiece
of
l,e
cil'
aIK'
all
fishermen
id
the
political
lactic,
hul
he
was
I"""1,
irrespective
of
whether
lioiuiil
to
.h
he
taw
nothing
di-
"'
Hiy
belons
t
eithei
As-
honorable
in
it.
ellucr
lu
Premier
ocialion.
lirorge
lliyanl.
ne.-Kii-i
nr
in
Mr.
Mew:
hen
ur
to
the
r
Helnil
M.
n
liai.!
A-
l'nwreiie.
INerytliim;
wai
open
ami
abate
board.
Hie
lruKrix
Mr.
Furke
a
iryniK
po.uion.
ine
power
whirh
had
be-n
put
ml"
their
Muni
wa
none
of
Ibeir
eekir.
Hut
the
wen-
ImiieMtly
ettteMvir
Inu
In
ne
that
power
for
the
Uimh
nf
I
he
rimiilrv.
lie
llioiixllt
that
if
a
few
really
.'nihle
I'aih-eraliw
mill
l.iberaU
jtul
to-jteilier
willi
Hie
I'marexlve.
miie
-c.IiiIhiii
m'iKliI
le
found
for
the
preeii
illffieilll
ie.
In
reply
In
a
iiiii'tinn.
Mr.
Fork
e
ail:
"I
wonhl
favor
any
roalilion
to
ge
ii
out
of
our
I
rouble."
APPEAL
DISMISSED
rRINLh
utUKllh
lAbt'r
atehins
Hie
fish
and
sccu.t
J.
C.
Pldgeon
Who
Was
Fined
$100
and
Costs
for
Conducting
Gaming
House
Must
Pay
VIOTUIUA,
Jan.
i
The
eourl
of,
appeal
iinaiMiiiiilKlv
ilif
iiii.iil
Ihe
appeal
in
Ilex
v..
I'iiUeou.
The
appeal
wa
Inketi
by
J.
I..
l'iil-eoii
of
Prinre
ileorin
from
a
convielion
by
Slipemliaiy
Mas-Ifilrate
(iwirpe
.Mllbitrn
of
that
cily.
I'iiliietiu,
who
was
eoiivieteil
ni
coiiiliiflnn:
a
aniiiis
lioue
mi
der
the
name
of
lite
I'rinee
lienrne
tllub,
win
fined
I
Oil
w
ith
1
.75
eo'tx
or
in
ilefaull
fourteen
day.
MANY
HOMESTEADS"
TAKENMNG
YEAR
WINMI'l.ii.
Jan.
..
More
than
.UiVi
linine-iiailf
were
taken
up
in
Western
liauada
dur-
aeeorUin
to
figure!
oli-
Inined
here.
Tliin
is
a
slipht
in
crease
oer
It'
-'I.
inning
flic
!ame
perijid,
IKii
Mildlcr
grants
were
applied
for
bi-iiiiriiiff
the
lolal
nercauo
of
new
lands
settled
to
tsriH.ahO.
The
number
of
liomrslcads
and
soldier
grants
taken
up
dttrirt,'
the
year
in
each
province
,
in
shown
as
follows:
Manitoba.
53;
Saskatchewan,
S,
(;
Alberta,
1.(15:
Itijlish
Columbia,
I5H
From
April
I.
to
November
.10,
1025.
a
lolal
of
1.
1
Ml
liiiine.iteail
ami
soldier
pranln
were
taken
up
in
the
I'rinee
Albert
division,
re.
present
iiiR
1
7
.
5
r.
0
acres.
Moose
Jaw
mid
Kdmiinlnti
district
uliowed
substantial
increases
,er
I
'it
p:'v
i""-
V'ar.
FISH
MARKET
Scheme
Outlined
Last
Evening
to
Retail
Merchants'
Association
by
Representatives
of
Boat
Owners
For
t
lie
purpose
of
obtaining
(lie
ami-dance
of
business
into
-est
in
the
rily
in
connection
willi
plan-
thai
are
under
war
fur
I
lie
co-operative
uiacrluig
r
lialiliiit
ui
tlii
port,
a
deli
-gat
ion
from
I
lie
Canadian
llaliln.l
lln-i'
Owner'
Association
me!
and
;)
irt-t.l
t
lie
detail
Menliaii!
Association
U
it,
dinner
meei
-Injr
in
the
St.
Itrjfis
CaTc
las
nil:
III.
'Mir
speakers
on
licli.i.l,
uf
the
IioiiI
owners
were
Capt.
Da!
l.aiscn.
CajiJ.
J.
Chris'
i.ti
sen
and
(i.
W.
Nice
rsori.
'I
ll
Ie,",!,,
it
was
made
tu
i-Hi
ueiallon,
iHTDpici)
niair
ir
taut
iili.-hl
meeting.
Marketing
Scheme
iiiv
of
liie
pla.
oulline.l
at
I
lie
n
lust
hml
In
do
with
Ihe
mellnni
of
marke?
ina.
The
vosel
landing
fish
at
au
port
would
ri'i'ort
n
eal.
,
i
the
aaint
provided
by
Hie
as
siTialion
and
thin
aenl
would
arrange
for
the
ale
of
the
fi.i
ngn-emeiil
would
friso
Hie
assooinlioii.
throu's'h
its
a?en'.
autliority
to
delei
uiiuc
how
Hie
fish
fthould
be
sold
and
the
ijii.inlily
wlihdr
yliould
be
sold
Then
in
tin:
nul
that
the
fresh
fjsb
market
was
not
able
to
lake
the
whole
ealeh
at
prices
which
would
enable
Hie
ship
owner
and
Mm
f
iliiai-tiieii
li
realize
liie
en!1!
a
fair
return
Uicreror.
Hie
association
would
see
Ihe
umnuiii
nf
frusli
fish
which
Ihe
market
would
take
at
reasonable
and
fatt
prices
and
would
arrange
fur
Hit
frceiiiig
Of
Ihe
balance
of
the.
fidi
until
siieh
a
lime
as
there
was
a
market
for
the
same.
"I'll
i
function
of
Hie
association
would
be
one
of
Ihe
most
important
fum
lioiis
thai
it
could
lie
possibly
e.eiei!e
since
the
surplus
fish
on
the
market
are
a
I
way
used
to
control
Hie
price
of
the
entire
eulcli.
It
would
be
ab-
olulely
neies.ary
Ihal
the
as
sociation
control
Die
disposition
of
Hie
surplus
in
order
that
a
fair
price
for
the
normal
demand
le
nsMtred.
Pooling
In
order
(hat
all
luemlii'rs
of
Hie
nxMtcintion
iuilil
participate
eipially
In
its
nilviiulajtes,
Hie
inarkcliit
contract
would
prob
ably
provide
for
a
pool
uf
the
fish
sold
at
any
port,
which
pool
in
:.'
lit
be
a
daily
pool
or
a
weekly
pool
us
nienihiTs
of
the
association
dec'liied
best
suited
to
the
interest
of
the
industry.
Thi
pool
would
enable
all
ship
owners
and
fishermen
lo
receive
Ihe'
ame
price
for
Ihe
same
grail)
ami
.
quality
of
fish.
II
would
permit
a
disposition
of
the
surplus
as
'outlined
inasmuch
as
il
would
provide
for
Ihe
distribu
tion
of
all
Hie
proceeds
of
fish
sold
fresh
and
of
any
money
realf.cil
on
Ihe
financing
uf
fUli
I
lial
was
frozen
equally
11111011?
all
the
fish
owners
and
fisher
men
bused
011
the
proportion
uf
Hie
quantity
and
grades,
of
fish
eauulit
by
Ihe
respective
ships,
Judge
F.
Mcll.
Youiik
will
leave
on
loniwhl's
steamer
for
Any
x
ami
Stewart
nl
which
poinU
lie
w
!!
Iiultl
na'ut
ali.,at:'"n
iou"t
.
Li
iKi
an
r
-
VHHB7
'HBBB
HHtfl
BBMBBaBPBHBa
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hSK(
SpBBbBBBB
KaBHE
1
Hk
VLHEfBffOEBSBs
JH
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VBBHHHHHBa'iHHI
I'I.ans
Ai.nrtlH
m;i:nin
l
ieu!.
Jli:i
Maui
1
adv.
avoeil(
for
Ins
flili'
a'
Melamk
1
iehl
..
in
wliieh
he
hopes
to
risi-eiaht"
miles,
to
break
Ibe
aliunde
ni-ord
of
:tl,5H0
feet.
ejldished
by
Hie
Frenchman.
Calliro.
Hi
electrically
heal
fit
suit
is
I
noil
with
silk
and
feathers.
IS
AGAINST
EXPORT
DUTY
President
of
United
Farmers
Urges
to
Fight
Infernal
Thing
to
Death
CALGARY,
Jan.
20.
H.
W.
Wood
was
unanimously
reelected
president
of
the
United
Farmers
of
Alberta
this
morning
for
the
tenth
term.
Declaring
It
was
possible
that
the
Imposition
of
an
export
duty
on
wheat
would
become
an
Issue,
Mr.
Wood
appealed
to
the
delegates
to
"fight
this
Infernal
thing
to
the
death.
If
we
can't
fight
It
In
any
other
way
Let's
appeal
to
Intending
Immigrants
of
every
foreign
country:
"For
God's
sake,
don't
come
here."
John
W.
Allen,
marine
en
trincer
for
the
Dominion
Fisher
ies.
arrived
in
Hie
city
on
the
I'rinee
Unpen
today
from
Van
couver,
lie
i
here
on
denar!
eidat
duties.
Oliver
Wants
Railways
to
Obey
Order
of
Board
Completely
and
Impatient
v
IliTOIllA,
Jan.
20.-
Hritisli
Columbia's
rigid
for
low
er
wesl
1
mi
ml
gram
rales
did
not
Premier
Oliver,
nitninenling
on
fiuy
wth
mams
omb
LOG
OUTPUT
FOR
SEASON
ToUl
For
This
District
Was
135,.
27,343
Board
Feet
besides
;Po!es,
Mies
and
Ties
NEARLY
2,0:0,000
POLES
Largs
Cut
During
Year
But
Not
Record
Owing
to
Closing
of
Several
Mills
The
total
tux
output
for
the
year
in
lliis
district
as
repre-i
se
t
cd
ly
Hie
official
scale
of
Hie
ir-iry
depa.-lmeni,
was
,15,-
it.tii
boanl
feet
iti
addition
lo
eve
at
million
feet
tifdes.
ami
tie..
While
this
was
u
a
re
year,
fining
lo
the
-si.
v
uf
some
of
Hie'
mills,
it
W".
a
taer
m'
and
represents
a
aze
aiiiiuiii
of
money.
Mnme
of
the
lo'-s
were
en
to
the
paper
malts
to
be
ground
into
pulp
and
Hul
remainder
were
cut
Into
umner
The
details
of
the
Vear
11
111
board
feet
follows:
Douiitas
Fir
I,l3,0nj
II
U
--dar
t$W?a3.lJ3
nasi
Spruce
fiu,;7i!;tia
lemiok
3o,yio,yr5
p.i'sam
.
,
MC
I'uie
'lypr'ss
II
I;f
:ior
Soiuce
..
..
l,U5.0?3
Aide
1
,1tff5
YMotiwooi
7?3,3t2
Tlal
135.3S;I3
Poles
an-
all
measured
by
lineal
feet
and
piles
t
the
same.
Itailway
lies
.ire
coupled
individually
and
fence
poss,
pulpwood
ami
cordwood
is
all
measured
by
Ihe
cord.
The
output
of
these,
for
Hie
jear
follows:
Fides
..
,3l.m
tspruce
I'ites
3,872
Hemlock
I'iles
..
..
l3(t,i7U
Cedar
I'iles
ClO.OiO
i'ordwood
2,717
Shingle
Molls
317
Fir
Ties
..
.......
U),WJ
Suruee
Ties
.
S
uftl
.
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-,
-
-
Hemlock
Ties
Fi,lti
I'ine
l
ie..
7
1
tOOO
Fence
l'ot
.132
December
Scallngs
.
The
scale
for
the
month
Of
December
was
..mall
for
logs
but
nearly
four
hundred
thousand
lineal
feet
of
poles
were
meas
ured
and
u
quantity
of
cedar
piles.
The
month's
figures
fyl
low
:
Hed
Cedar
I,'.'(it),ural
Coast
Spruce
...
i.Oa'J.yjo
'lemlock
l,,.t5C,l33
Italsam
Jack
I'iue
1,0.1
1
Interior
Spruce
.
.
187,013
Coltonwood
.
12,223
Total
..
.
8.253,8
i
1
1'oles
3U3,llo
Cedar
I'iles
k
V0.785
Cordwoml
...
'
2ii0
ShiniHc
Dolls
120
Fir
Ties
.
.
.
2i5
Spruce
Ties
71
Hemlock
rr.r.
I'ine
Ties
.
.
111,831'.
Pulpwood
.
.
.
1
to
at
Delay
of
Ruling
end
willi
today's
decision,
said
Ihe
failure
of
Ihe
anneal
of
Hie
Montreal
Hoard
or
Trade
against
Hie
recent
railway
commission's
older,
upholding
u
Crow's
Nest
schedule
rr
Hie
west.
Mr.
Oliver
b.l
Hie
railways
litul
mil
yet
Hilly
obeved
the
oiilcr
equalizing
Hie
weslboiind
rales
willi
Hie
easHioiiml.
'So
far
as
I
can
sec.
there
is
no
reason
why
Ihe
hoard
could
nut
rentier
1111
early
decision
on
that
point,
us
our
application
lias
le?oti
before
it
(n
long
time,"
he
conrludcd.
English
Women
Spend
Hundred
Million
Dollars
a
Year
Mre
for
Hairdressing
than
formerly
LONDON.
Jan.
20.
Allliuiigh
England'
uneniploved
number
well
over
Hie
nullum
mark,
no
barber,
or
coiffeurs
are
included
among
lhoe
drawing
a
government
dole.
Slatistic
show
that
women
are
spending
approximately
$1011,000,000
a
year
more
with
hairdressers
than
they
did
before
bobbing
and
shingling
became
fashionable.
.
".
It
is
estimated
thai
seven
million
women
and
girls
oer
sixteen
cars
oi
age
or
more
Ihaii
half
the
rctnale
population
of
Engiaud
and
Wale-,
ace
wearing
short
hair.
Hairdressers
are
rushed,
necessitating
Hie
importation
of
-'artist,"
rn)n)
abroad.
COOLER
WEATHER
AT
S1EWART
AND
ANYOX
Two
Inches
of
Snow
Fell
During
the
Night
at
Smlthers
With
Cooler
Condi'Jons
The
wealhT
report
today
indicates
I
hat
collier
weather
iv
prevailing
at
.-tewart
and
Anyox
where
for
some
lime
there
has
been
rain
and
wet
snow.
Therw
was
two
inches
of
snow
at
withers
jlurin?
the
nisdit
and
Ihe
thermometer
i
down
lo
tP
there.
The
report
follows:
Terrace
Cloudy,
calm:
te-
Any.-i:iear.
ta
aim:
tempera
ture
I'll
Stewar:
Clear,
calm;
temier-ature.
17.
Ilazelton-
-Cloudy,
calm.
Sinilhers
Cloudy,
calm:
leni-p-eature.
19:
two
inehea
of
.snow-fell
during
the
nishl.
Hums
Lake
Cloudy,
calm:
temperature.
21.
Prince
Ituperl
Cloudy,
calm:
'temperature.
31:
slight
frost
during
melit.
,
mm
mm
CANADIANS
MISS
OPPORTUNITIES
AMERICANS
TAKE
-.Vancouver
Star.
Canftua
has
greut
uppurluni-
tios
for
young
men.
If,
how
ever,
a
young
niau
would
sooner
go
oer
to
Hie
United
Stales
and
take
a
job
clerku
in
some
big
city
than
remain
here
ud
es
tablish
a
fortune,
wrestling
with
Hie
problems
which
confront
the
pioneer
and
builder,
why
should
he
not
lie
allowed
lo
go?
While
your
'fitly
thousand'
were
tieailing
over
liie
uoruer
seeking
easier
jobs,
-.cores
of
trained
and
experienced
yuun;
Americans
were
coming
lo
Can-
nla
to
take
executive
positions
in
mills,
mines
and
hydro-elcclric
positions
in
mills,
mines
and
hydro-elect
rie
operations
at
sal
aries
running
from
95.000
to
$15.nno
and
more
a
year.
"We
can
only
buibl
up
Canada
by
heing
mure
loyal
to
our
own
people
ami
our
own
institutions.
'
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Hid.
Asked.
Wheal
1.03
H
C.
P.
It
118.00
H.C.
Silver.,..-.....,
l.fiO
1.72
jUlailstono
.33
.30
HazelUm
.
,01
.02
I-
A
1..
a
i
.
.15
Premier
2.1
1
2.25
Porter
Idaho
.00
.l
Silver
Cre.t
;
,A$,
Sui
r
Inlet
08
la
.10
Terminus
.10
It.
W.
Cameron,
who
gave
up
jewelry
business
in
(he
city
sonir
months
ago.
refin-ned
from
Vancouver
on
the
Prince
Rupert
In
day
and
may
decide
to
resuin'.'
resolenre
here
Mr
Cumerpn
and
family
are
at
p:'ocni
ui
Van
c
ouver.
PRESBYTERIANS
HOLD
MEETING
Three
Added
to
Board
of
Man
agers
and
Mc.lae
Becomes
Congregational
Secretary
The
annual
'
congregational
meeting
of
Hit-
First
Presbyterian
Churca
was
held
last
night,
Itev.
Dr.
Charles
J.
Cameron
presiding.
About
fifty
.persons
attended
and
them
was
a
lengthy
disjissioa,oa.Ihi:
qurUuu.of
ex?
lending
a
call
to
fill
the
vacancy-in
the
pastorate.
No
definite
de
cision,
however,
was
reached.
three
new
members
F.
(1.
Dawson.
Hubert
Cameron,
and
It.
F.
McNaughton
were
elected
to
Ihe
board
of
managers
which
already
consistH
of
AM.
Jpe.
Hreer,
Eddit
inilli.
(Seorge
IlOrie,
John
Currie,
Jarvis
Mcl.eod,
and
Sam
Mas..ey.
D.
C.
Mellac
was
ejected
con
gregational
secretary,,
lo
succeed
J.
h.
Christie,
resigned.
Iteports
from
the
board
of
managers.
Ladies'
Aid
and
Sunday
School
were
received
and
various
votes
of
thanks
were
passed.
ALASKA
PACKERS
LOST
MONEY
LAST
SE4S0N
CANNERY
OPERATIONS
Paid
Dividend
of
$2
a
Share.
According
to
Report
Just'
Issued
SAX
FHANCISCO,
Jan.
20.
The
annual
report
of
tho
Alaskt
Parkers
Association
.shows
a
loss
tin
cannery
operations
in
Hie
Associations"
fifteen
plants
for
the
year
IU25.
totalling
8175,020.
Miscellaneous
earnings
including
insurance
fund
amounted
t
5'.i8,l
18.
The
asociulion
announced
that
1
tl
ivi.lt
ml
cf
2
a
share
011
stock
ias
been
paid
during
1023.
WALL
COLLAPSED
AND
BURIED
A
GARAGE
IN
WHICH
WERE
30
CARS
TOJiONTO.
Jan.
20.
-
Several
were
injured
although
none
seriously
when
a
portion
or
a
brick
wall
or
Hie
Toronto
Feather
it
Down
Company's,
plant
collapsed
resterday;
endangering
(lie
lixes
it
hundreds.
Tons
of
debris
destroyed
an
adjacent
garage,
nuryiug
ttiiriy
or
more
c,ars.
The
Jainage.
it
is
estimated,
will
Hinounl
to
100.000.
OTTAWA
FIRE
CAUSED
LOSS
ABOUT
$100,000
m'VWA.
Jan.
.'0
Fire
tins
morning
caused
loss
amounHiig
to
l00.000
nf
JhA
Maytio
Davis
Lumber
Company's
jacds.