25
TAXI
and
Ambulance
Service
Anywhere
nt
Anytime
Stand;
Exchange
Building
MATT
VI
DECK,
Prop.
VOL
XVL,
No.
290.
W
FORT
Lakehead
Consumed
Shrh
vnlunhlp
mnchinprv
of
wheat
went
up
in
smoke
at
Peterson
j
elevator
yesterday
I
FORT
WILUAM,
December
18.
Fire
yesterday
afternoon
deed
the
warehouse
of
the
N.
M.
Patterson
Co.'s
elevator
"0,"
the
oclng
estimated
at
approximately
$750,000.
Much
valuable
:hncry
and
200.000
bushels
of
wheat
were
destroyed.
Allvthe
.
-it
i
a
t
r
t
t
a.
l
stocks
in
me
uuuaing
win
oe
Am
-
M.I
.
is.
v
fc
UyJ
V
HIC
1W
V
Hit
-
V
i
i
a
t.
L:-4
-
-
ni
l
iinniiiLiiiij
NOW
TIED
UP
AT
HEAD
OF
LAKES
UHKV
DOIT.
IA1I.IM'
TO
OET
1IIUOIOII,
ItLTI'KV
to
I1IIIT
Altt
lit
It
toil
UINTI.lt
.
'Cbtrlea
Devlne.
hi
wile,
and
Devm
K.
ARTHUR
Dee
I.
After
h-!
.d
tor
ttit
lower
lake
and
be-
own.
.
un
an
account
of
Ice
and
br
Thundrr
Bar
for
severel
j
.j-
grain
camera
returned
here
on
winter
neet
which
will
a
record
i
nnii
rxi
a
mini
u
n
vi
in
I
nuiuu
I.H.U
111
I
Hill)
I
by
IS
CONSIDERED
.
-mh
"i
rrui
ii.ii
ipiii'-m'
MIETIMl
Of
TAHHT
ADtl-OlU
ItOtltD
ENDINO
VItr.KlllV
OTTAWA,
Dec
Is.
eeasonsl
tariff
on
egetabtea
and
nursey
stock
en
z
Canada
was
proposed
and
op-
'
m
a
two
day
hearing
which
end-
rday
oetui
the
Urlff
adrlsory
C;
wers
In
Drltlsh
Columbia
and
On-were
th
principal
supporters
of
application
for
a
una
which
'7
aimed
in
rxrlude
United
States
U
between
June
and
rebruary
Canadian
nroduce
Is
in
Kood
condt-
i
fa
available
for
the
home
market
YPRES
MARU
SAILS
TODAY
LAIiEN
I1H
K.HIHI
IONS
OI'
WHEAT.
iai-anem;
vim:i.
i.i:au
at
NOON
Hilt
t.K.
Olt
t'ON-TINKNT
Tie
Sur.ukl
Line
freighter
Yprcs
M"
-
having
completed
the
loading
of
:n
8.800
ton
of
grain
at
the
Wheat
f
I'L
Inrsl
(lnvilnr
rUrrd
at
llOOU
S-y
for
the
United
Kingdom
or
con-
M
via
Panama
Canal.
The
vessel
Uken
out
to
Triple
Island
by
Capt.
Thomson,
local
pilot.
Toe
'K"
line
boat
Klfuku
Maru
will
"-n
be
completed
lining
and
will
move
fswn
lo
the
elevator
to
load.
'
The
next
grain
beat
due
ti
the
TalJ'O
Maru,
coming
next
weeX.
EMBARGO
iCHL)
ON
GRAIN
GOING
EAST
Word
has
been
received
from
Calgary
to
lh
etffct
that
an
embargo
ha
been
Plccd
on
grain
eastward
from
Wlnnl-p(-
and
that
frcm
Docember
0
none
uu'd
pas
except
under
permit,
a
fulng
that
la
In
force
westward
through
Jh
pofu
ol
Vancouver
and
Prince
"upm
This
mean
that
the
eastern
wis
are
closed,
the
storage
elevators
b"hg
nearly
to
eanacltv.
If
so.
the
0rly
outlet
fnr
uml.rn
wheat
croD
His
trip
will
probably
exienu
MPXlrf
I
be
mil
WiLUAM
and
200.000
huahpfa'.
a
total
loss,
names
snooting
.
.A
A
I
I
J
fla.suva.ut-u
astuuv
wssv.
v
T
4
I'ltf!
'
JUDGMENT
AGAINST
GOSSE-MILLERD
CO.
I.ITIOATION
OIER
SAWMILL
AT
NAMU
come
to
ci.om;
with
ASSESSMENT
I)!'
SI9.II.0
Concluding
a
(It
day
trial
tn
Supreme
Court.
a
Vancouver
Jury
on
Mn-day
afternoon
returned
a
verdict
tor
(10.440
against
Ooase-MIUerd
Limited.
The
award
wm
to
Ior
of
Andre
Spruce
Company
Limited,
which
they
They
were
defendant
to
a
claim
Oewe-MUIerd'
Limited
for
12817.-
which
waa
admitted:
and
trial
proceeded
defendants'
counterclslm
for
dam-
agea.
totalling
a
sum
In
the
neighbor-
hood
ot
I70JO0O.
Judgment
was
entered
by
Mr.
Jus-vice
W.
A
Maedonald.
The
litigation
resulted
from
a
lease
Ooue-MUlrrd
Limited
of
a
sawmill
'adjoining
Its
cannery
at
Namu
to
De-'vine
Spruce
Company
Limited,
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Devlne
in
March.
1M1.
They
alleged
that
Richard
Oosse.
superlnten-
ident
of
ae-Mlllerd's
northern
can-
neries.
had
represeniea
w
mra
uwt
they
would
hsre
the
benefit
of
a
contract
with
Clayton
Logging
Company
for
3.000.000
feet
of
apruce
legs
at
favorable
prices.
After
taking
over
the
mill
they
said
that
they
learned
that
this
contract
had
been
previously
cancelled.
Devlne.
who
operated
the
mill,
allegec
that,
deprived
of
cheap
spruce
logs,
he
could
not
carry
on
at
a
profit,
and
he
estimated
pronu
ot
12.000
a
month
He
further
contended
that
officers
oi
Oosse-MUlerd
Limited
hampered
hi
op-
eratlone
to
such
an
extent
tnst
ne
wa.
ocmpelled
to
shut
down.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
uevine
ana
u
which
they
owned
alleged
that
Oosse-MUlerd
Limited
had
been
guilty
of
misrepresentation,
breach
of
contract,
and
that
Its
ofllecrs
had
intended
defendant
financial
ruin.
These
allegation
were
denied
by
witnesses
for
Osase-Mltterd
Limited,
and
their
officers
testified
that
they
sought
to
help
Devlne.
Oosse-MUlerd
Limited
will
appeal
to
the
Court
of
Appeal.
CHILDRENENGAGE
IN
ORATORICAL
CONTESTS
.
-
-i.
foil
ix
II
once
ii
Ynir
er
"rR
Cliumhrnt
OUe
tt
(lianse
IriMii
Niporlflr
Spris-lics
TORONTO.
Dee.
18.
(By
Canadian
Press).
Once
a
year
York
county
coun-ell
chambers
are
given
a
change
from
the
aolemn
and
rather
soporific
.noshes
of
the
learned
and
dignified
young
lads
and
lassies,
winners
In
their
own
township
of
the
public
apeaklng
contest
for
chool
pupils
vie
with
each
other
for
the
championship
of
the
county.
It
was
no
easy
tasK
lor
vnrm
vu
the
dais
and
glvei
from
memory
a
five
minute
speech.
"It
doesn't
give
me
any
pleasure
I'm
willing
to
admit."
said
the
Norma
Armstrong,
winner.
11
-year-old
of
Woodbrldge.
Out.
W.
8.
Henry,
well
known
Smlther
broker,
ealled
last
night
on
the
Prince
nupert
and
will
spend
two
or
three
mnnthi
visiting
in
Vancouver
and
Vic-
isitorla
mm
amWmm
9mmL9fm
Northern
and
ORMISTON,
MUCH
SOUGHT
RADIO
MAN,
STILL
AT
loss
Totals
$750,000
as
Grain
Warehouse
PANORAMA
VIEW
of
the
Army
vs.
Navy
tilt
in
the
29th
annual
gridiron
struggle
in
the
Soldiers
Stadium,
Chicago,
November
27,
as
111,000
cheering
fans
packed
the
amphitheatre.
It
was
the
greatest
crowd
to
witness
an
athletic
event
In
the
middle
we
it.
4.
Ct
H-I
(IMS
(
OMMISSlON
ADJOURNS
I
OK
MONTH
VANCOUVER.
Dec.
18.
Due
to
the
impossibility
of
secur-lns
the
presence
ot
several
Important
;
witnesses,
the-
customs
commission
was
yesterday
adjourned
until
January
19
for
;
the
Christmas
recess.
Members
'
of
the
commission,
counsel
and
onetaia
wiu
return
to
tuetr
4
homes
in
the
East
in
the
mean-
time.
j
rt,-
.
ton
niolln
nntoimnil
WAS
MARRIED
TO
PETER
!
THOMPSON
LAST
EVENING!
'
The
interesting
wedding
of
a
well
known
couple
took
place
at
eight
o'clock
last
night
at
the
home
of
the
pastor
of
St.
Paul's
Lutheran
Church
when
Rev.
Thomas
D.
Rlnde
united
In
marriage
Mis
Slgne
Ertcksen.
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
P.
Ertcksen
of
this
city,
and
Peter
Thompson,
well
known
in
halibut
fishing
circles.
The
attendants
of
the
bridal
couple
were
Miss
Hannah
Essen.
RJ.
and
Andrew
Volt-man.
After
the
ceremony,
which
wa
a
quiet
one.
there
were
aultable
festivities
to
celebrate
the
occasion.
i
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Thompson
will
reslds
In
Prmce
Rupert.
The
bride
is
well
known
to
the
local
public
having
been
for
some
time
on
the
taff
ot
Munro
Brcf.
OLD
TIMER
OF
YUKON
PASSES
JAMES
(DOC.)
SMITH
DIED
IN
Ills
SLEEP
AT
VAM'Ot'VKIt
ON
TUESDAY
AND
WAS
111
UIED
YESTERDAY
VANCOUVER.
Dee.
18.-James
Smith,
first
president
of
the
Yukon
Order
of
Pioneers,
died
in
hi
sleep
at
his
residence
here
on
Tuesday
and
was
burled
yesterday
afterncon.
"Doc."
Smith
commenced
mining
at
Sulphur
Creek
in
1897
and
built
the
first
cabin
in
that,
district.
Twenty
years
ago
he
came
to
Vancouver
from
the
north
and
became
a
rr
ember
of
the
firm
of
Smith
is
Craig,
brokers.
Many
former
Yukoner.
Including
Sheriff
Charlc
MacSonald.
J.
B.
Pat-tullo,
K.C..
and
Dugald
Donaghy,
attended
the
funeral.
WIRELESS
REPORT
K
ii.
m.
DIQDY
.ISLAND.Raln.-
S.E.
wind:
calm;
barometer
30.85;
'temperature,
w
sea
rough;
8
p.m.
spoke
tug
Lome,
tow-i
Itig
Drumrock
abeam
Triple
Island.''
bound
for
Massett
Inlet;
8:45":
a'
J?.
spoke
steamer
Protesllaus
137
miles
f
rom
sVlciorla
Inbound.
DEAD
TREE
POINT.
Barometer
39.-42;
temperature,
40.
.NOON
DIOBY
ISLAND.
Rain,
S.E.
wind;
barometer,
39.74;
temperature,
"44;
sea
smooth;
il
a.m.
Catala
out
southbound.
DEAD
TREE
POINT.
Barometer
23.-40;
temperature
45,
Advertise
la
ths
Dally
News.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Central
British
Columbia's
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
DECEMBER
18,
1926
HAS
Limping
"
Wifeless
Arrives
in
Los.
Angeles
and
Again
Escapes
from
Police
LOS
ANGELES,
December
radio
man
of
the
Aimee
Semple
McPherson
mystery,
returned
here
late
last
night
in
the
same
manner
he
departed
without
notifying
the
police.
While
Officials
here
Ormiston's
arrival
at
Chicago
police
headquarters
to
surrender
jn
a
warrant
from
Lo
Angeles,
the
operator
with
the
limp,
who
has
lrnr
nhonrt
nt
nnriiir
fnr
hit
month.
ttfnrwH
ruliptlv
frnm
a
tr:in.
nvj'
m..v.m
w.
-
-
UortHiwnUi
train
ar-Cajoru-east
of
rlKol
WUlMAlN
FOR
SHERIFF
THKEE
WOMEN
AMOMi
THE
31H.
MV
VOItS
WHO
HAVE
ASSUMED
OEllt'E
IN
THE
OLD
COUNTRY
LONDON.
Dec.
i8.
(By
Canadian
Press).
The
first
woman
In
England
to
be
elected
to
the
office
of
sheriff
U
Mrs.
Mary
Foster
Welch,
of
Southamp
ton.
Sometimes
It
falls
to
a
sheriff
tt
be
present
at
an
execution.
"I
am
hoping
there
wUl
not
be
any
during
my
term."
ays
Mrs.
Welch,
"but
It
there
are.
and
it
la
my
duty
to
attend.
I
shall
certainly
not
shrink
from
It."
Mrs.
Welch
was
the
first
woman
to
become
a
member
of
the
Southampton
Borough
Council,
and
was
also
one
ol
the
first
women
to
be
appoln:ed
to
the
Borough
Bench
of
Magistrates.
Her
husband,
a
local
doctor,
takes
no
part
,n
public
atfalis.
Three
ladle
are
among
the
300
mayori
ot
boroughs
tn
England
and
Wales
who
have
Just
assumed
office
Councillor
Mrs.
Hadtleld
at
Margate;
Mrs.
J.
A.
O.I
lett
at
Banbury;
and
Mrs.
Grace
Cottrell
at
West
Bromwlch.
Mrs.
Cornell
'sue
ceeded
her
husband
who
had
been
mayor
tor
two
years,
and
during
that
time
sht
acted
as
mayoress.
Their
daughter
Mlsi
Cottrell.
will
act
a
mayoress
for
her
mother.
A
novel
situation
ha
arisen
at
Birk
enhead
following
the
election
a
mayor
of
J.
H.
Clegg.
The
new
mayor
is
bachelor,
and
he
has
not
taken
the
usual
step
ot
appointing
some
lady
to
act
a
mayoress.
When
interviewed
Mr.
Clegg
declined
to
make
any
statement
on
the
matter
and
would
neither
confirm
nor
deny
the
report
that
he
had
definitely
decided
not
to
appoint
a
mayoress.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Bid.
Asked
Wheat
1.34
B.C.
Sliver
......
,
1.70
,v
1.78
B.C.
Telephone
.
.
313.00
330.00
Dunwell
1.03
,
;
1.05
,
.30
.33
Oladstone
v
-34.00
Oranby
-.
.
38.00
independence
,
.03
.
.081,
Marmot
V08
Ji
.
.10
Premier
;
1.99
,
3.03
Porter
Idaho
'.13V:
.14
Richmond
,
.03
n
.
'J!.',
Sil"
.
SALVATION
ARMY
FUND.
The
following
further
donations
to
the
Salvation
Army
unemployed
Xmas
dinner
fund
are
announced!
Already
acknowledged
.......
.
1
1
.05
George
Rorle
8.00
Mrs.
Wilding
l.ot)
Newspaper
BostpnGrUl
SERIOUS
BLAZE
Operator
!
18.
-
Kenneth
Ormiston,
fugitive
and
in
Chicago
blissfully
awaited
-
i
-
.
,
r
here-,
and-departed'
byauto
i
or
this
citv
Ormlstn"
left
the
train
In
company
1th
two
men.
presumably
his
newt-aper
captors
who
Joined
hands
with
Un
recently
at
Harrisburg,
Pennsyl
vania.
Despite
vigorous
searching,
officers
have
been
unable
to
locate
Or-mlston's
party.
According
to
an
an-
ounccemnt
made
at
the
district
at
torney's
office
here
he
had
not
yet
een
arrested.
SANKEY
CASE
IS
APPEALED
ONE
Of
PRINCIPAL
POINTS
IN
ASKINU
EOK
NEW
TKIAL
HIM'Es
ON
LITTLE
(ilKL'S
EVIDENCE
VANCOUVER,
Dec.
18.
Noth-e
of
appeal
for
Joseph
Sankev,
Port
Simpson
Indian.
tntenml
to
hang
op
february
16
for
the
murder
of
Mls
Lorelta
ChWiolm
at
Port
E-Mngtoii,
on
May
S3,
has
been
given
by
J.
E.
Illrd,
Vancouver
barrister,
to
Mr.
Juotlce
D.
A.
McDonald.
The
appeal
l
bused
on
mixed
question
of
law
and
fact.
One
of
the
principal
points
to
be
argued
In
Victoria
early
In
January
nil),
he
wlutlirr
the
evidence
of
a
young
girl.
Hn!dl
Samlhals.
who
vva
not
sworn
"had
been
corroborated.
MEETING
OFITKA
SPRUCE
CREDITORS
TO
BE
HELD
SOON
L.
C.
Thomas
of
Vancouver
has
been
appointed
trustee
ot
the
bankrupt
Sitka
Spruce
Mills
Ltd.
which
concern
was
operating
the
sawmill
at
Queen
Charlotte
City.
Mr.
Smith,
who
Is
also
trustee
for
the
Southern
Alberta
Lumber
Co
Ltd.
and
the
Superior
Spruce
Mills
Ltd..
will
soon
call
a
meeting
ot
the
Sitka
Spruce
creditors
to
deal
with
the
situation.
WEATHER
REPORT
Prince
Rupert.
Raining,
strong
3.E.
wind:
temperature
40.
Terrace.
Snowing,
catm,
temp.
33.
Rosswood.
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
18.
Alvansh.
Snow,
calm,
temp.
32.
Stewart
Heavy
snow.
calm.
temp.
31.
Hazelton.
Cloudy,
calm.
temp.
18.
Telegraph
-Creek.
Park
cloudy,
calm,
temp.
10,
Smlther.
Part
cloudy,
calm,
temp.
8.
Burna
Lake.
Cloudy,
calm.
temp.
38.
Whltehorse.
Cloudy,
calm,
temp,
18.
Dawson.
Cloudy,
north
wind.
temp.
ft
b'"'v
Three
tnc-ben
new
niw.
Circulation
1520
Sales
384
i
rt'TTriS
(i()E.l
THKOIOII
ICE
AND
FAMILY
DROWNED
IN
OTTAWA
PEMBP.OPE.
Ont,
Dec.
18.
Driving
in
a
blizzard
which
was
sweeping
the
Ottawa
river
yesterday.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
Mc-Oulre
and
their
sis
year
old
child
were
drowned
when
their
horse
and
cutter
went
through
the
Ice
whUe
returning
home
to
Deniers
Centre
after
a
Christ-das
shopping
'
expedition
to
Pembroke.
f1
"
'liar
idjrV
.JCy
.-i.J'H
EDMONTON
PREPARES
FOR
RECEPTION
OF
RUPERT
DELEGATION
EDMONTON,
Dec
18
That
the
Prince
3upert
board
ot
trade
has
accepted
with
thanks
the
Invitation
ot
the
Edmonton
board
to
pay
a
visit
to
Alberta's
capital
lty.
is
the
Information
contained
In
a
letter
received
by
the
local
organization.
Arrangements
are.
In
he
hands
ot
a
ipeclal
committee,
and
members
will
make
the
trip
early
In
the
new
year.
It
Is
tated.
'
Last
fall,
when
representatives
of
the
Edmonton
sard
of
trade,
the'
city
louncll,
and
the
provincial
government
'.sited
and
Inspected
the
pert
ot
Prlnoe
Rupert,
at
the
Invitation
of
the
Prince
Rupert
city
council
and
.beard
of
trade
much
useful
Information
was
obtained
and
a
cordial
relationship
set
up
that
should
be
mutually
beneficial.
It
wa;
the
thought
of
the
Edmonton
delegation
at
that
time
that
a
return
visit
to
Alberta's
capital
should
also
be
fitting,
hence
Issuance
of
the
lnvltatlcn.
Everything
possible
will
be
done
to
assure
a
real
reception
for
the
Prince
tlupert
representatives
on
arrival
here.
'
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
ENOI.ISII
LKAOUE
Division
t.
Arsenal
3,
Tottenham,
4.
Aston
VlUa
3,
Huddersfleld
0.
Bolton
3,
Sunderland
3.
Burnley
9.
Evert
on
I.
Cardiff
0.
Blackburn
1.
Derby
County
2.
Bury
0.
Leeds
4,
The
Wednesday
1.
Liverpool
0,
West
Ham
0.
m
Newcastle
1.
Leicester
1.
Sheffield
4,
Birmingham
3.
Manchester
United
3,
West
Bromwlch
0
Division
11.
Bradford
City
4,
Manchester
City
3.
Chelsea
3.
Darlington
2.
Clapton
5,
Reading
I.
Hull
City
2,
Fulham
0.
Mlddlesbcro
7.
Swansea
I.
Notts
County
3,
Blackpool
3.
Port
Vale
0,
Notts
Forest
3.
Preston
I.
Portsmouth
2.
Southampton
3,
Barnsley
1.
South
Shields
4,
Oldham
1.
Wolverhampton
3.
Orlmsby
4.
SCOTTISH
LEAGUE
Division
I.
Alrdrloneans
8,
St.
Johnstone
1.
Clyde
8,
Morton
0.
Dundee
United
2,
St.
Mlrren
1.
Dunfermline
0,
Hearts
3.
Falkirk
8.
Hamilton
2.
,.
Hibernians
3,
Cowdenbeath,
0.
Kilmarnock
0.
Ranger
,
0
Motherwell
1.
Aberdeen
6.!;
Partlck
0.
Celtic
3
.
Queeti'i
P,r!t
Dundee
not
p'ayed.
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
Cnt8
LARGE
RAILWAY
BOARD
HAS
ADJOURNED
IIEAIIINO
OK
WESTERN
KATES
CAM!
WILL
HE
RESUMED
ON
JANUARY
OTTAWA,
Dec.
18.
The
Board
ot
Railway
Commissioners,
investigating
the
freight
rates
with
a
view
to
a.
down
ward
revision
In
Western
Canada,
adjourned
yesterday
until
after
the
Christmas
vacation
and
It
was
announced
would
reconvene
on
January
11.
W.
H.
Scott,
traffic
manager
of
the
Associated
Growers
of
British
Columbia,
was
yesterday's
witness.
He
gave
evidence
to
show
that
the
revenue
to
the
railways
on
eastbound
Okanagan
traffic
tn
the
last
completed
year
had
been
(288.000
of
Which
133.000
was
profit.
Railway
counsel
asked
Scott
If
he
thought
such
profit
was
not
reas:nablc.
Witness
pointed
out
that
there
waa
a
minimum
cost
in
handling
haulage
and
declared
that,
under
present
conditions,
the
growers
were
being
rapidly
driven
but
of
business.
SABBATHDAY
AMUSEMENTS
AKE
ON
INCREASE
SAYS
REPORT
Ol
DR.
HUEST1S
AT
ANNUAL
MEETING
Ol'
LORD'S
DAY
'
ALLIANCE
VICTORIA.
Dec
1
8
.
Slbba
th
amuse
ments
are
on
the
Increase
In
British
Columbia
according
to
a
report
pretested
to
the
B.C.
branch
ot
the
Lord'J
Day
Act
Alliance
at
the
annual,
meeting
rre.
Dr.
Charles
H.
Huestls,
secretary
'or
Canada,
Indicated
that,
while
there
ras
perhaps
no
improvement
In
the
)b;ervance
ot
the
Lord
Day
In
British
Columbia,
there
was
no
decline
In
any
-articular
respect
save
that,
amusement,
reeking
wa
on
the
Increase.
Bishop
Doull
of
Kootenay
was
reflected
to
the
presidency.
STOCKFRENZY
RUNSCOURSE
WALL
STREET
JUiETENS
DOWN
.AFTER
DAY
OF
UNPRECEDENTED
SPECULVTIOV
NEW
YORK.
Dec.
18.
The
speculative
frenzy
which
swept
the
stock
mar-tet
yesterday
In
response
to
the
VS.
Steel
dividend
seemed
to
have
run
Its
course
today,
the
trading
gradually
quietening
down,
Profit
taking
waa
checked
In
many
prominent
industrial.
AMOS
EVERSON,
WELL
KNOWN
MERCHANT
AT
WRANGELL,
IS
DEAD
For
Many
Years
before
Coming
to
Const
was
In
Charge
of
'Hudson
Itiy
Post
ut
LlurclVln
:
(usslar
Country
v.;
WRANGELL,
Dec.
18,-iAmbs
Evcrson.
aged
63,
a
well
known
merchant,
died
here
on
Friday.
He
was
In
charge
ot
the
Hudson
Bay
post
at
Liard
In
the
Casslar
district,
British
Columbia,
for
many
years
before
he,
came,
here
(In
1918.
He
Is
survived
by
,a
widow
and
Six
children.
:.'
BRAMPTON
PEOPLE
ARE
STARTING
FUND
BRAMPTON,
pec
16V-(By
Canadian
Press).
Descendant
of
tint
men
and
women
joloneers
pf
West
Ca'ledon
Township,
ha.ve.tarted
a
movement
to
procure
a
perpetual
caring
.fund
for
the
cemetery
dating
back
to
1837
at
White
Church,
Descendant'
pf
families
burled
In
It
are
now
scattered
through
Canada
from
Halifax
to'
Victoria
and
Vancouver
and
It
I
thought
that
one
the
project
become
known
subscriptions
to
the
fund
will
flow
In.
YOSHHIITO
DVIMI
TOKIO.
Dec.
18.
Thi
condition
of
Emperor
Yoah'hlto
Is
rlou.
IU
J
receiving
soliae
tnjefftljns