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Money
Boston
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way
to
buy
the
fjfr
to
subscribe
by
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it
delivered
dally
u-fst
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course,
you
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period.
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No
275
DDE
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WD
IXLtifUUlX
rYPtmPY
nt
Knnmnmn
is
Dead
and
His
Brother
Heads
the
Government
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Returning
(o
His
Kingdom
M
HA
REST,
November
24.
Premier
lira
t
is
no
of
Rumania
morning
and
once
more,
with
th
removal
of
the
head
of
.
rntiK
ni.
the
question
of
the
return
of
Prince
Carol,
now
ex-j
Puri".
is
being
talked
about.
!
.
ralmiet
was
called
into
session
immediately
and
the
former;
t.mther,
Viutella.
was
appointed
Premier
by
the
Regency
lb'
immediately
composed
a
cabinet
consisting
of
former
j
and
gave
directions
for
trebling
the
guards
throughout
the
j
Troops
throughout
Rumania
have
been
called
to
their
.
quarters.
i
n
r
i
inni
m
a
if
n
vi
ii
i
in
m
i
i
H.iiiiiiiYii
i
ni
THREE
CENTS
hat
i
What
is
lieinir
Asketi
nv
Autn
(
luh
of
IIC.
to
Maintain
Roads
TRANSl
ANADA
HIGHWAY
Kj:
Nov.
The
autoaao-
BC
:
haa
approved
the
levy
.:n
gaa
tax
of
three
cent
'tut
thu
tax
be
used
for
ar.d
improeemeat
tol
.
nway
and
that
new
eao-(hways
be
financed
out
'
M"iue.
decided
'u
embark
on
"
campalfn
for
a
traos-i
y
A
letter
received
by
tn
Hon
W.
H.
Sutherland
-
ftmpatgn
which
la
coupled
paign
lor
federal
aid
up
to
).
of
th"
cost
of
coustruc-.'i
ritenance.
IJllDES
COUNSEL
FOR
ASSURANCE
VsHrje
Hetween
Judge
and
Defence
Counsel
in
Murder
Case
at
Assize
Today
'.!
Ju.mu'c
W
A.
Uaedonald
an-cca
before
the
noon
adjournment
ic
8tiprcmp
Court
Assleea
today
he
would
be
ready
to
give
his
Ull
Oil
vnv
lftlllUBItJJi
vi
m
wuub
tuup
for
the
8enkey
murder
ease
'
l
.'.
this
afternoon.
E
Bird,
defence
ootmeel.
requeated
i,.rrfahin
tn
mike
the
announoe-
nit
soon
as
expedient
as
there
'itie
witnesses
who
would
like
away.
Ami
!
be
too
sure.
Mr.
Bird."
re-
t
'
.
(n
the
savage
beast?"
CANNERY
IS
PUSHING
CASE
Order
U
ranted
for
Examination
of
Fishery
Officials
Including
Local
Man
VANCOUVER.
Nov.
34
6nappltca-
"f
the
BommcrvUle
Cannery
Oom-1,!,"
Chief
justice
Hunter
In
supreme
'
''ii'".
made
an
order
for
the
examlna-
W
w
A.
Found)
director
yft
ilaher-'
1"-
the
Damlnlon
of
Canada,
who
vied
wltn
the
deputy
,
pilnlster
of
'"'":iic
and
fisheries,
cMlef
iMpe'ctor
of
Dt-
n.
i.i
fisheries
for
B.C..
and
Do-
n
"ion
inspector
Adam
Mackle
at
Prince
Rupert
m
connection
with
the
izure
of
the
company's
floaUng
can-lltry
Laurel
Whalen.
for
operating
wlth-
1
u
license.
Svrai
workmen
who
will
be
em
I'l'.'VCU
eu
the
repair
of
the
steamer
Ciisrlea
at
the
dry
dock
arrived
-da-.
from
Vancouver
and
North
Premier
Bratlano's
death
followed
mi
i
operation
(or
MAKIIAI.
laitOKITlX
MrBMt
IX
ItniTI'll
IIOI
SE
Of
COMMONS
LOW
DON.
Nov.
34.
Several
Labortte
were
suspended
In
the
House
of
Commons
last
night
to
the
accompaniment
of
wild
uproar
and
the
hurling
of
bald
aiurto-Saxon
epithets
traditionally
classed
as
"lnparllamentary."
SUvercrest
..
Sdnfcxsi
Torlc
VV-V
It
was
necessary
for
Mr.
Justice
W.
a
Msedonald.
at
the
session
of
the
Supreme
Court
Assizes
this
morning,
to
tend
out
an
order
that
a
nearoy
couer
twin
teasel
ts
loud
rtvettlng
and
ham-
merine.
noise.
During
the
examination
of
some
Indian
witnesses.
His
Lordship
,1-n
ordered
the
suppression
of
merri
hi.
nubile
section
of
the
IJlCli;
it,
I
coi::l
room.
of
tbe
throat
yes-
terday.
LONDON.
Mot.
14.
A
Bucharest
!
i
change
telegraph
deapateh
says
the
newly-formed
otbtDtt
with
VtnteUa
I
Brallano
at
Its
bead,
have
announced
!
.
the
intention
of
carrying
out
the
polio
ol
the
tote
Premier
and
will
not
allow
I
the
return
of
Prince
Carol.
1
PAfUS.
Nov.
34
Rumanians
friendly
:
jo
the
former
Crown
Print
Carol
ea-;
press
tbe
belief
that
the
death
of
Bratt-
ano
would
expedite
tbe
191
return
to
.
,
,
;
.
11.
.
,
.
.
a.
nilWW
M
WIMI
III
(PIPIII
WH
IJ
cuerai
uu
in
nxicm
ui
r
my
i
ci
throne.
to
aesain
the
Cent
is
Heine
Asked
In'
South
.BnttoM'a
defeat
in
the
MajMaleeau
ftrtal
la
isaardtd
by
CaroRsts
as
evWeace
that
tbe
oppoelUonuu
were
gaining
the
upper
hand.
PRINCE
GEORGE
MAN
DID
GOOD
SHOOTING
WITHH1S
REVOLVER
MONTREAL.
Nov
34
O
S.
Wood
of
Prince
George.
B.C
.
came
fourth
with
394
lu
the
Canadian
Revolver
Association's
championship
events
of
the
season.
Wood,
with
433.
also
won
the
Intermediate
pistol
match
contest.
O.
M.
Lehaln
of
Montreal,
with
4J2.-
won
the
Damlnlcui
championship.
VANCOUVER
BOXER
IS
WINNER
OF
BOUT
IN
DETROIT
OVER
WALLACE
DETROIT.
Nov.
34.-Jimmy
McLarnln
of
Vancouver.
B.C.
lightweight
championship
contender,
wen
a
decision
over
Billy
Wallace
In
a
furious
ten
round,
bout.
The
winner
U
promised
a
shot
at
Minders
title.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Wheat
B.C.
Sliver
Coast
Copper
Dun
v
eil
Oladstone
.
.
.
Independence
Indian
L.
and
L.
.
.
Lucky
Jim
.
Premier
....
PorVlfrsbo
Bid.
.Allied
1.48V,
1.20
UO
16.25
16.50
.16
.15
.16
.04
H
-03
.05
V4
.06
.08
.09V,
.35
Vi
.37
2,33
,
2,34
'
".75
"
.90
2.50
V
S(ory
of
Flyer
Discredited
by
noatner
liureau
rorecaster
at
San
rranclsco
IS
ORDERED
TO
CO
AHEAD
Slicks
to
His
Story
That
"Foul
Weather
Ups-ct
and
Damaged
His
Jliplane
SAN
FHANCWCO
Nov.
31.
Major
X.
H.
Bjwte.
forecaster
fcr
the
weather
bureau,
said
that
the
violent
weather
conditions
Captain
Frederick
Olles
u
aa.d
to
have
encountered
yesterday
In
the
Honolulu
attempt
was
un;jl
lmposs.
Me,
and
"It
Is
not
reasonable
to
thin
t
they
could
have
exlsied
"
Danorr.
not.
at.
a
tsiegrsm
of
censtiN
tn
which
be
was
ordered
to
get
has
stUt
"ready
to
go"
Instead
ol
performing
(or
"cheap
and
vulgas
public.
ty
was
despatched
last
night
to
Captain
Olles,
wbo
propeaos
to
fly
to
Aus.rai.a
b)
WUUam
Roaewsxnc,
backer
of
th.
flight.
SAM
FRANCISCO.
Nov.
34
Captain
OUee
smved
here
last
nsght
from
San
StaMssi
aS)d.
despite
the
assertion
of
the
weather
official
that
his
story
was
"las
possible,"
retleemted
his
claim
tna'.
"loul
.weather"
upset
SAd
damaged
hU
biptahe,
fsestng
him
hck.
In
an
interview
he
said:
"As
a
foreigner
in
this
oasjsttfy.
I
a
thoroughly
disgusted
with
0t
aetlan
of
the
laoaJ
weather
bureau
afflatals."
k
K.,
,
.
.
.
DETTROiy,
Nov.
34.
WHUetn
H.
Ra.
srne,
baeier
of
OapL
Olles.
said
todsy
that
be
was
willlnf
to
baek
one
more
sttstapt
the
aviator
He
said
that
there
was
no
doubt
in
his
mind
ss
to
Olles
meeting
bed
westher.
"I
suppose
he
fell
Into
an
air
pocket."
ssld
Bosewame.
"That
something
happened
la
shown
by
the
fact
that
the
wires
In
the
central
section
of
his
plane
were
broken.
No
aviator
would
deliberately
break
them.
To
do
so
would
be
to
invite
disaster.
I
have
faith
tn
Olles'
abUlty
to
be
a
sport
and
play
the
game.
His
4
controversy
with
tbe
westher
bureau
Is
very
unfortunate.
Faking
is
the
last
thing
I
would
accuse
him
of
The
test
of
the
situation
will
be
his
next
flight.
MRS
GRAHLMAN
PASSES
AWAY
Well
Known
Local
and
Highly
Respected
Iady
Died
at
Rochester
A
telegram
has
been
received
by
F.
M.
Crosby
of
the
St.
Elmo
Hotel
of
the
death
of
his
sister.
Mrs.
Orahlman.
until
recently
In
business
In
this
city.
She
left
here
in
October,
was
operated
on
at
tbe
Mayo
Clinic.
Rochester.
October
21,
and
died
at
St.
Mary's
Hospital
Rochester
on
November
23.
Mrs.
Orahlman
leaves
seven
brothers,
including
Mr.
Crosby,
and
two
slaters.
While
ebe
was
67
years
of
age,
she
had
been
very
active
and
was
well
known
and
highly
respected
here,
where
she
bad
lived
for
the
past
three
years.
Tbe
funeral
will
take
place
at
Glen
coe.
Minnesota,
where
Interment
will
take
place
tn
the
family
burial
plot.
CONCILIATION
BOARD
FOR
NANAIMO
MINERS
NANAIMO,
Nov.
24
The
last
efforts
to
reopen
negotiations
between
the
Western
Fuel
Company
.and
its
employees
here,
failed
yesterday
and
the
conciliation
board,
which
heard
the
case.
will
make
his
finding
tomorrow.
OTTAWA
IS
LEADER
:
'i
NATIONAL
LEAGUE
(
EASTERN
ICE
HOCKEY
CHICAGO.
Nov.
34.
Ottawa
went
Into
the
league
leadership
last
night
by
defeating
Chicago
at
hockey
two
goali
to
nothing.
Denneny
and
Finnegan
scored
In
the
third
period.
Advertise
In
Tbe
Dally
News
FAILS
SETTLE
DISPUTE
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PRINCE
M'PERT.
D.C
.
TIU
USLAY.
NOVEMBER
24.
1927
CAPTAIN
GILES
IS
DISCUSSED
Premier
Mackenzie
King
Guest
at
White
House
Meets
Officials
of
U.S.
.
WASHINGTON,
November
24.
Premier
Macke.-wie
King
wan
the
gue.u
ol
honor
at
the
White
Hou.se
yesterday
at
iuncheon
xiveii
by
President
Cooiide
and
with
becrelary
of
Sta:e
Kelioff,
lion.
Vincent
Maaney,
Secretary
for
War
Davies,
and
Secretary
of
Commerce
Hoover
present.
Tbe
Premier
Kpent
the
morning
at
the
Canadian
legation.
In
the
afternoon
he
mil
fashionable
Washington
at
the
Biitlih
Embassy
and
later
dined
at
the
Canadian
legation
with
Hon.
and
Mrr.
Mnasey,
who
had
invited
a
iurty
of
thirty
representatives
of
the
official
life
of
Washington
to
meet
him.
The
newspapers
jj.ie
a
kind,
friendly
and
flatterinc
welcome
to
Premier
Kin?,
commenting
or.
the
steady
growth
ot
cordia'ity
existing
between
Canada
and
the
United
States.
M
ining
Production
on
Increase
and
Record
that
another
camp
will
be
developed
tn
.he
Portland
Oanal
district
soon,
lor
It
looks
as
If
the
Porter
Idaho
would
be
a
producer.
In
Atlln
the
future
o:
Mc-iCee
Creek
looked
brighter,
but
lower
prices
made
a
lower
total
value
of
the
output.
BORDEN
IS
CHOSEN
NELSON
CANDIDATE
CONSERVATIVE
PARTY
NELSON.
Nov
24
-Dr
L.
M.
Borden.
Conservative
candidate
at
the
recent
provincial
by-clccvion.
was
nominated
last
night
as
C.uiservative
candidate
for
'.he
next
general
election.
CHINESE
PIRATESARE
SENTENCEDTO
DEATH
HONO
KONO.
Nov.
31
Eleven
Chinese
pirates
were
sentenced
to
death
for
the
seizure
of
the
steamer
Irene
In
Bias
Bay
on
October
31.
SANKEY
CASE
CHANCED
TO
WESTMINSTER
Will
be
Tried
There
at
Next
Assizes
is
Order
of
Court
At
the
Assize
Court
this
aflrr-iimhi
Mr.
Justice
IV.
..
McDonald
allourtl
a
rliunge
of
teuue
for
the
.sankey
rase
from
Prince
Kuprrt
to
New
Westminster,
the
ruse
to
be
tried
at
I
lie
next
assizes.
The
Judje
gate
u
Ills
reason
that
the
application
had
really
not
hern
opixised
lit
counsel
for
the
prosecution
nor
did
lie
mrrj
the
argument
given
by
counsel
for
the
defense
In
fmur
nf
a
change.
On
the
contrary
lie
statrd
that
he
hud
his
doubts.
JUNKERS
AIRPLANE
IS
Changes
Recommended
for
Amendments
to
Game
Act
by
J
Expected
Next
Year
Tremendous
Amount
of
Development
Work
Done:
Local
Engineer
Very
Optimistic
Over
Portland
Canal
speakers,
was
the
tremendous
amounts
,
of
development
work
carried
out.
Had
it
not
been
for
this,
the
production
might
have
been
even
greater.
Next
ear,
he
prophesied,
would
see
a
record
of
production.
II.
T.
Jame
gave
an
optimistic
report
of
the
activities
in
tbe
Northwest
ern
district,
especially
Portland
Canal
and
At)tn
districts.
Tbe
indications
are
District
VANCOUVER,'
Nbvember
24.
Commodity
production
of
minerals
in
Uritish
Columbia
during
the
past
year
has
been
greater
than
in
192C,
J.
D.
Galloway,
provincial
mineralogist,
told
the
British
Columbia
division
of
the
Canadian
Institute
of
Mining
and
Metallurgy
which
opened
here
yesterday.
Production
by
the
end
of
December
amounted
to
$62,000,000
against
$ti7,000,000
last
year.
But
if
last
year's
prices
had
been
maintained
the
output
would
have
had
a
value
of
$70,000,000.
The
outstanding
achievement
of
the
year,
according
to
all
the
AGAIN
UNSUCCESSFUL
PORTA
AZORES.
Nov.
34.
The
Junkers
'plane
again
failed
to
gain
sufficient
altitude
In
a
new
attempt'1
this
morning
to
fly
to
Harbor
Orace.
New
foundland.
The
Game
Conservation
Board
VANCOUVER,
November
24.
Sweeping
changes
in
the
form
'of
amendments
to
the
Game
Act
have
beeiv
tentatively
approved.y
the-Game
Conservation
Advisory
Board.
The'y
Haclaae:
.
u
Alternate
rest
periods
and
shootinutpenods
pi
three
days
each
i
throughout
the
season
for
migratory
birds.
The
creation
in
due
course
of
public
shooting
grounds.
The
naming
of
the
definite
hour
of
7
a.m.
for
the
opening
of
the
season
instead
of
sunrise
guarding
of
hunters
were
the
leading
suggestions
approved.
For
the
safeguarding
of
hunters
to
some
extent,
it
was
recommended
that
the
shooting
of
migratory
birds
with
rifles
of
.22
t.ilibre
be
prohibited
ln-
Large
Upstair
Dining
Halt,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least
Phone
457.
Prise
Fi.o
Cent
Sankey
Case
Discussed
in
Court
View
to
a
Possible
Change
of
Venue
and
Then
Is
Adjourned
J.
Edward
Bird,
counsel
for
Joseph
Sankey.
charged
with
and
once
convicted
of
the
murder
of
Miss
Loretta
Chrihoim,
pretty
young
school
teacher,
at
Port
Essington
on
May
2&,
192G,
renewed
his
efforts
at
th
session
of
the
Supreme
Court
Assizes
here
yesterday
ufternoon
to
have
the
trial
removed
to
a
venue
other
than
this
one.
He
based
his
application
on
the
grounds
of
prejudice
prevailing
here
against
accused,
eiting
in
support
of
his
claim
newspaper
reports
pertaining
to
the
cafse
which
he
held
were
prejudicial,
unfair,
and,
in
some
cases,
incorrect.
His
Lordship,
after
hearing
considerable
argument
reserved
judgment
on
iie
point
In
question
and
adjourned
lie
cade
until
alter
tbe
hearing
of
tbe
.Yh.tewiah
ease
which
is
now
before
.he
court.
TLe
Sankey
case
wss
Introduced
when
J.
Edward
Bird,
on
tbe
reopening
of
the
co-jrt
yesterday
afternoon,
asked
If!
that
such
application
could
be
made
and
order
granted
when
the
dreum-starces
seemed
to
warrant
aame
being
done.
He
referred
to
the
two
unsuc-
e.-sful
applications
he
had
made
fot
change
of
venue
before
Mr.
Justice
Morrison.
Since
those
applications
had
been
made
and
refused.
stUl
further
circumstances
had
arisen.
Mr.
Bird
referred
to
"long
and
what
were
pur-
-Tted
to
be
correct
reports
of
the
casa
fi.n
had
apDeared
In
the
Prince
Rupert
arers."
Some
of
these
reports
were
very
maturate
and
improper.
One
report
which
he
cltert
was
that
dealing
with
a
statement
which
bad
been
sign
ed
by
the
prisoner.
This
report
had
Leen
widely
read
and
much
commented
.upon
A
Jury
panel
of
forty-eight
names
had
been
Just
submitted
of
which
ocly
37
persons
appeared,
alxteen
of
whom
were
people
of
Prince
Rupert
where
these
newspapers
"the
majoi
ground
of
my
discontent"
had
exten-lively
circulated.
A
requisition
had
(continued
on
page
five)
GENERAL
BOARD
OF
CUSTOMS
APPRAISERS
IS
TO
BE
APPOINTED
OTTAWA.
Nov.
34.
The
government
haa
in
mind
the
establishment
of
a
gen
eral
board
of
appraisers
whose
functions
will
embrace
the
competent
appraisal
ot
imported
goods.
This
was
brought
out
today
at
a
hearing
of
tbe
tariff
advisory
board
on
an
application
for
a
down
ward
trend
In
the
revision
of
the
tariff
on
cottor
goods
when
the
chairman.
W.
H.
Moore,
declared
"the
minister
la
giving
serious
consideration
to
tbe
matter
and
that
he
is
going
to
have
such
a
body
appointed."
ARCHDEACON
OF
YUKON
FOR
EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
CORDOVA.
Alaska,
Nov
34
Rev.
Leicester
F.
Kent,
who
came
to
Alaska
been
iinree
three
years
years
ago
ago
from
irom
Virginia,
Virginia,
ha
na
at
New
rules
forprotecting
fur-bearing
animals
as
well
as
safe-Ujamed
by
Bishop
Peter
Trimble
Roe
as
eluding
one
to
prohibit
the
shooting
of
Archdeacon
of
tbe
Yukon
for
the
Epls-beaver.
mink,
marten,
muskrat
and
copal
Church.
other
harmless
animals.
.
I
In
making
his
annual
tour
tbe
Arch-
'
deacon
must
travel
more
than
six
thou-
Tals
afternoon's
train,
due
from
the
nd
nines
by
dot;
team
and
two
thou-
East
at
3.10,
is
reported
to
be
on
time,
nd
by
boat.
PRAISES
WORK
OF
B.C.
POLICE
he
might
make
an
application..
--
The
judge
pointed
out
that
there
was'
Supreme
Court
Judge
and
Defence
no
ess
before
the
court
though
be
assumed
what
54r.
Bird
was
referring
to
the
(Sankey
case.
He
ruled
that,
if
Mr.
Bird
wss
to
speak
thereto,
the
crown
should
call
the
case
and
the
accused
be
placed
In
tbe
prisoner's
dock.
A.
M.
Johnson.
K.C.
was
desirous
ot
having
Mr.
Bird
's
sp
plica
Hon
put
on
record
which
could
only
be
done
In
.
pen
Assizes
with
the
ease
duly
called.
Mr.
Bird
stated
that
he
preferred
to
have
the
matter
dealt
with
tn
open
Assize
and
put
on
record.
The
eats
rthen
called
aud.
Sankey
wss
brought
to
the
dock.
A.
JJ.
John-s4nvtjC..
assisted
fey
Mil
tori
'GcuHiles,
for
tbe
crown
and
J.
Edward
Bird,
as
sisted
by
L.
W.
Patmore.
were
an
nounced
as
counsel.
Sankey
wss
dressed
tn
a
blue
serge
suit
with
cpen
collar,
his
hair
brushed
In
pompadour
atyle.
His
demeanor
was
little
changed
from
other
occasions.
Some
spectators
remarked
that
he
looked
fatter
than
he
did
a
year
ago.
He
bad
been
In
jail
for
nearly
eighteen
months
now.
WOlLII
IXVKSTIOATK
I'ANKI.
Referring
the
court
to
a
section
of
the
code
applying
to
the
granting
ot
change
of
venue.
Mr.
Bird
submitted
Counsel
Have
Little
Differ-
ence
at
Assize
Session
In
tbe
course
of
the
Whitewash
attempted
murder
case
this
morning.
J.
E.
Bird,
defence
counsel,
tn
Uft
course
of
remarks
regarding
the
work
of
the
police,
suggested
that
there
were
perhaps
too
many
police
officers.
"In
a
country
of
such
vast
extent
as
this.
I
think
many
are
necessary,"
remarked
Mr.
Justice
W.
A.
Macdonald.
"Mr.
Bird
seems
to
be
an
economist
.
but
I
am
not,"
"Yes.-
rtplieoUiJr..Blrd
-thai
is
all
right
If
they
do
their
work'
properly.
"
"As
far
as
I
can
see,
their
work
has
'cen
very
creditable."
returned
Ills
Lordship.
LIFE
SAVING
CREWISSING
.Men
From
Willapa
Harbor
Lost
in
Raging
Sea
of
Northwest
Coast
of
Oregon
ASTORIA,
Oregon.
Nov.
34.
In
a
terrific
gale
o3
northwest
Oregon,
the
life
saving
crew
of
WUIapa
Harbor
was
lost
at
sea
tcday.
Crew
'from
Point
Adam
and
Cape
Disappointment
are
leaving
intbe
storm
to
.seareh
for
them.
Tbe
WUIapa
crew
went
out
yesterday
to
rescue
trolling
boats.
The
lifeboat
was
disabled
by
a
line
In
its
propellor.
After
a
hard
fight
they
made
the
Col
umbia
lightship
last
night
but
It
was
Impossible
to
board
the
ship
in
the
storm
tossed
waters.
The
line
broke
this
morning,
casting
the
boat
adrift
to
sea
again.
JAPANESE
SHIP
ASHORE
SOUTH
Riding
Heavy
Swell
in
Ten
Feet
of
Water
off
Coast
of
Washington
e
ABERDEEN.
Wash..
Nov.
34.
Driven
aground
near
Cohalls
off
tbe
Washington
coast
tn
a
fifty
mile
gale
this
morning
the
Japanese
freighter
Ten
-Pa
Id
au
Maru
was
riding
a
heavy
swell
Jn
ten
feet
of
water
today
with
tbe
coastwise
steamers
Emka
and
Djrotliy
Alexander
standing
by.
It
ts
believed
that
40
Japanese
seamen
are
aboard.
The
veseel
ts
a
mile
and
a
quarter
off
ahre.
She
was
due
at
Oray's
Harbor
today
from
Yokohama.
GAS
EXPLOSION
TURNER
VALLEY
Several
People
Injured
Including
Two
Child
rcn
When
Flow
Ignites
CALGARY.
Nov.
34
Shaking
the
whole
north
end
or
Turner
VaUey
oil
field,
a
terrifle
explosion
was
cnuaed
by
the
Ignition
of
a
gas
flow
t
the
Stockmen's
well.
It
caused
a
fire
which
spread
'In
an
alarming
manner.
Fire
men
were
Injured,
three
seriously,
and
two
children
were
burned
and
are
not
expected
to
recover.
it
1