25
TAXI
Boston
Grill
and
Ambulance
Service
Anywhere
nt
Anytime
Stand:
Kxchange
Building
31
ATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
VOL
XVII.,
No.
2.
fUKl
Court
Opening
Today
in
South
Will
Decide
on
Appeal
of
Sankew
Special
to
Daily
New)
VICTORIA,
January
4.
The
Appeal
Court
of
Brifiah
Columbia
;;nicd
its
session
here
this
morning.
Of
a
lengthy
iinl
ol
appeals
jc
heard
by
the
court,
one
of
the
most
important
and
one
that
j
probably
get
immediate
attention
!
that
of
Joseph
Sankcy,
Port
v
on
Indian,
who
is
under
sentence
of
death
next
month
for
the
r
ilcr
of
Mixs
Loretta
Chlsholm
at
Port
Easing
ton
on
May
23
last,
i
j
who
is
asking
for
a
new
trial.
Chief
Justice
J.
A.
Macdonald
presides
over
the
Court
of
Ap
Ti
the
other
members
teing
Mr.
Justice
Archer
Martin.
Mr.
Jus-
-
-
Stlct
W.
A.
Oallthtr,
Mr
Justice
A.
E.
MARINES
HOLD
I
MOB
IN
CHECK
I
kHI
UAL
IIIOIlANH
IMlKHTtlt
((Mllll
tKl
1KlTi:i
IS
AT-
itMfT
.it
ioi.i:mi:
HATTI.EI)
KOUK
IIOL'KS
Ifcrte
ItillUlirr
Mooiidrd
lb-fore
OnW
Knirrri
With
Canlone
lr"p
la
('hdhmh4
I
r.-Mt.
W
jn
4.--A
handful
of
BrV
i
R
r.
aitboul
firing
a
shot
i
yesterday
an
Infuriated
-
.1
tt
;
thousand
ChlnvM
cxx.ti
-
i
'
i
,
.-M
to
durst
into
Mm
Bl
Outran
Ul
tbla
city
I;
t".
.,v
anU-Brttlah
apeeehee,
.-.
Chinese
moved
agatnst
;
Ik
...
,
;rUf.
In
thlr
path
"d
a
'
British
policemen
who
i.f.:
ground
wnen
atoneo.
Tari
'v
U
ltra
landed
from
war
ahlpi
Vaj
jf
.
jo.ned
tht
police
and.
with
i
l
bar.,
iki.
their
rifles
aa
m
ei.
hanging
otowi
with
(be
-,
j
moo
but
dldnt
fire
the
thin
i.
.ding
for
mora
than
four
hours
u
'
'
ue
reinforcements
rrt
land-
:
(d.
T
T9
Dtuuhtra
were
wounded
and
tafc-
;)j
hoapitaL
The
Cantoneae
'
"'
t;;:i.if
took
command
of
the
1
:a
a;,
a
all
la
quiet
today.
CHELOHSIN
HITS
ROCKINSOUTH
'N
MHAMilt
llKTH
IN
VIM
It'll.-"I
HUTU
I
I.N
HMMI4,
ItlVIII
AMI
NtV.tUV
IMJMl
AMI
M
IIIINd
ICMI'OltAltll.V
m:iaAlHi:ii
'
llock
reef,
midway
between
Powell
Rt
and
8a
vary
Island,
during
a
heavy
s
n
;n
Sunday,
tha
Union
Steamship
f
a
steamer
Chelohaln,
bound
from
Va
mr
to
Orford
Uiy.
was
forced
to
P-
into
B.vary
laland,
where
aha
U
buw
undergoing
temporary
repalro
before
r.'inuing
her
voyage.
T.ie
Chelbhaln
Is
a
well
known
vesnel
w
Prince
ttupert
having
been
on
a
local
:a
for
many
years
before
being
replaced
by
the
Cardena.
She
la
a
steel
Ship
:;l
1.137
groaa
tons.
She
was
built
In
D"blin.
Ireland,
In
IBU
THISWASSOME
D0WRY1LL
RIGHT
UllllTr;il
III"
HlMIKIC
MIWIMI
MAIIIINK
mail
Uy.TH
tK.lKMMMI
ON
MAIIKYINd
IONDON,
Jan.
3.
A
wedding
gift
of
18,000,000,
believed
to
have
been
one
'
the
blggeat
presents
on
record,
fell
to
Mlas
MarJorle
Bourne,
daughter
of
the
'te
Commodore
Frederic
O.
Doume,
nt
of
the
Singer
Sewing
Machine
Company,
and
Alexander
D.
Thayer,
In-
urance
dealer,
recently
married
In
this
t'ty-
H
was
revealed
that
according
the
wuhes
of
Commodore
Bourne,
Mlas
Bourne
and
her
husband
were
to
'
"
helra
to
tne
surprise
bequest.
wrtrr
:
PRINCE
RUPERT
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
RUPEItT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
JANUARY
4,
1927.
tSSmiil
UN
mUKUtK
PULP
AND
PAPER
MILL
IS
TO
BE
Phillip,
and
Mr.
Justice
M.
A.
Maedoo-aid.
Oa
a
majority
decision
will
depend
whether
or
not
the
lnd.r.
geu
nn
trial
aVaaaBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBKUlSlltwIl
!asB
jE!bR'
aKi
VISCOUNT
WETMOfTII.
bfir
to
the
millionaire
Marquis
of
Bath,
la
to
rlalt
America.
He
la
unmarried,
ao
there
It
s
chant
ef
an
American
ajlrl
flndlnr
her
way
Into
one
of
the
great
aortal
positloM
of
Oreat
Britain
ttii:.Mtv
i
m
iiMin
OtT
AT
rilKTY
lllll.OW
WISEMAN.
Jan.
4
With
the
mercury
forty
below
Wiseman
last
night
vraa
dependent
for
Ita
supplies
on
the
town
of
Settles,
fifty
miles
away.
A
S40.000
Jire
on
Monday
destroyed
the
eamps
and
the
only
store
end
adjoining
warehouse.
About
one
hundred
and
thirty
persons
line
here.
SECTION
HAND
LOSES
LIFE
NEAR
VICTORIA
Tlirre
Men
luped
I'nhurt
Mlirn
They
JiiiiitI
I'rom
IMml
r
Before
It
lilt
(laMiline
Ctxirh
VICTORIA.
Jan.
4.-Jumping
from
a
hand
car
on
the
Canadian
National
lino
north
of
here
before
tt
colllcied
with
a
laanllne
coach
travelling
In
the
oppo
site
direction,
three
section
hands
ea-
caped
unhurt
while
a
fourth.
Otto
Bensen,
aged
80,
auatalned
head
Injuries
which
resulted
In
hla
death
a
short
time
later.
tt
KATIIKIl
KITUItT.
Prince
Rupert.
Cloudy,
calm;
temperature.
38.
Terrace.
Cloudy,
calm.
temp.
37.
Rosewood.
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
38.
Anyox.
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
38.
Stewart.
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
33.
Haielton,
Cloudy,
calm.
temp.
30.
Burns
Lake.
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
27,
oiih.HriMiv
pitm.
.
temD.
22,
LllklV.ll,-.
u.uuwj
w
LOST,
GENTLEMAN'S
WATCH.
ON
Third
Avenue,
Friday
nignt.
rmur,
pjlease
return
to
Dnliy
News
omce.
I
10.00
reward.
Northern
and
PRINCE
ANOTHER
SHIP
ARRIVES
HERE
limiriMi
i:i;i(iiiT.u
mixmii
city
HUM
JAPAN
IAT
KVEN-
'r
O
TAIVO
Mtltt'
HAIL
touav
1
Coming
from
sU73t.
Jtruta,
In-td
of
dlret
from
Eaglaed
aa
was
ortglnaity
reported,
the
tramp
freighter.
Welsh
Otty.
brioDgbtg
to
the
Km
ita
XJne
of
London,
arritau
is
port
last
rvtght
at
SJ3
to
load
grain.
The
resae:
la
at
aacber
In
the
harbor
and
win
t
rtt&alo
there
until
torn-
rrow
when
It
la
expected
the
will
more
Into
the
dry
dock
to
start
Uoinc-
The
V.'eiah
City
was
met
at
Triple
Utand
and
piloted
In
by
Capt.
J.
R.
ElferC
Her
master
u
Capt.
S.
Urttmer.
The
ves:el
experienced
bad
weather
and
took
twenty
day
for
the
pasaage.
Having
eeropif.rd
loading
at
the
elevator,
the
Ocean
Transpert
Co.'
ateamer
Taiyo
Maru
will
aall
for
the
United
Kingdom
or
continent
this
afternojn.
Her
berth
will
aoon
be
taken
by
the
,
Ryska
Mam.
the
lining
of
whteh
ts
be-'
log
rushed
at
the
dry
dock
ao
ahe
may
!
stan
loading
her
cargo
for
Shanghai
at
the
earlMt
poaalMe
moment.
The
Welsh
Otty
will
load
for
the
Cmua
Kingdom
or
continent.
LIFE
OBIONTReIl"
NURSE
NO
SINECURE
Itally
Itound
Ofrn
up
at
t
a.m.
and
1jI
Inlll
3
pjn.
Iluullne
tiltrn
MONTREAL.
Jan.
4.
A
nurae'a
life
in
Montreal
la
no
rest
cure.
The
dally
riund
starts
at
7
am.,
not
a
mlnut.-;tji
and
ends
at
1
pA.
mllh
Inter
-a:a
at
half
an
hour
for
dinner
and
ii-t,ft
Breakfast
as
eaten
befcre
gs-:j
on
duty.
Howeter.
at
aome
time
'x-iiig
the
day
a
nurse
la
allowed
a
-ee-iicur
stretch
off
duly
In
which
to
rest.
On
Sunday
ah
la
graated
five
on-ae
uttv
hour
off
duty,
but
Is
expected
:
attend
a
church
of
her
denomination
during
that
time.
It
I
on
her
meekly
half
day
off.
when
ne
leave
all
her
cares
behind
her
at
1
o'clock
in
the
afternoon
that
the
nurse
splurge.
If
ahe
has
frivolous
tastes
and
the
cash
ahe
can
shop
for
pretty
things,
go
to
the
theatre,
or
In
dulge
In
a
matinee
tea.
She
can
pay
oalto.
read,
study,
sleep,
or
merely
do
her
laundry.
Whatever
ahe
wants
to
do.
ahe
oan.
The
nurse
do
night
duty
for
two
months
at
a
stretch,
from
7
pjn.
to
7
m.
This
Isnt
aa
bad
as
It
aounds.
for
once
the
patient
have
all
been
put
U.
bed.
charta
written
up.
and
many
other
detail
attended
to.
nurse
are
al
lowed
to
rest,
atretched
out
full
length
on
a
cot.
It
the
patient
are
good
and
sleep
through
the
night,
a
nurse
ts
In
luck
and
gets
in
a
fair
amount
of
rest.
Two
month
at
one
time
Is
urn-ally
allotted
to
night
duty.
a&J
when
a
nurse
complete
this
term
ahe
Is
granted
two,
days
off
before
ahe
need
go
on
day
duty
again.
During
the
three
years
of
training,
a
nurae
ha
to
put
In
t
leit
tlx
months
night
duty.
divided
Into
three
periods
of
two
month
each,
WIDESPREAD
REVOLT
ON
SUMATRA
ISLAND
Hilrt)
ln.iirrevtloiil.t
lUte
llrr
Killed
anil
.Many
,rrelril
Imrlng
lut
few
llaja
PADANO,
Sumatra,
Jan.
4.
Thirty
tniurrectlonbts
were
killed
and
many
were
arreated
during
the
past
few
days
In
the
Slloengokang
dlatrlet.
There,
Is
widespread
revolt
according
to
advices
received
at
Dutch
military
headquarters
here,
;
.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Bid.
Asked.
Wheat
)
B.C.
Silver
1.87
1.73
Dunwell
..........
1.18
1.22
Olacler
.03?;
.07
Olsdatone
M
Jl
Independence
07
Ji
.09
Indian
.03
.
Marmot
00
,n
Premier
1.87
1.80
Porter
Idaho
13
i4
Richmond
lO'J
.12
HON
JOHN
&
MARTIN,
miauter
of
agriculture
tor
Oman?,
who
1
t
receive
a
::vsr
eup
from
the
New
York
State
Fair
Coaunlraon
for.
winning
the
poultry
championship
21
year
in
succession
YIC
IOI.l:Y
71)
TAKE
ON
Hi:Mt)l!l!.lTlK
VANCOUVER,
Jan
4.
Vie
Foley,
the
pride
of
Vancouver
and
former
bantamweight
boxing
V,
ehamplon
of
Canada,
ts
about
to
sign
on
a
new
and
permanent
sparring
partner.
Announce-tuent
of
the
engagement
of
i
their
daughte..
Mary
Aane
(Molly),
i
to
the
popular
little
boxer.
!
Is
made
by
Mr.
and
Mr.
'y.
;
Canning
of
this
city.
The
manage"
wUT
takVTpJaee"
"
"very
shortly
in
Holy
Rosary
Church.
I
SEARCHEDIOR
THREE
YEARS
I'
HANK
ISKOItKlAV
flMX
Mill;
AN
I
(
IHI.IHtlA
IN
E.TTI.i:
!i:ATTLI
Jan.
1-Aftrr
a
Miiirh
Iw
tlirre
jear
thruiitlmut
North
Anirrlra
for
hi
lfr
ami
tno
rlilld-rrn,
frank
llrodlean
lat
nlht
resirhetl
a
Mirrefiil
end
to
hl
qurt.
Ill
Mlfe
left
him
In
Mind-Mir,
Onl.,
In
1923,
It
la
alleged,
taking
the
ehllilren
hoy,
aged
h,
and
a
girl,
acrd
10
with
hrr.
jt
riirUtmaa
nirnlng
a
telrgrani
Irum
a
dlvorre
bureau
here
Informed
him
that
hla
wife
had
filed
aiilt
for
legal
Mwratlon
and
the.
rutmty
of
the
ehllilren.
Ilrodlgan
hurried
here
and
wtlil
he
will
fight
to
be
awarded
the
children.
HARBOR
BOARD
ASKED
TO
QUIT
I.IU
T.-
Ol,
KlltKI'ATKK
K
AND
S.
I.
I'ltKNTtlt
KKMdN
AT
lti:iJlT
Of
KKPAUT.MENT
VANCOUVER.
Jan.
5.
The
Star
this
morning
said
Lieut
-Col.
O.
H.
Kirk-patrtck.
chairman
of
the
Board
of
Har
bor
Commissioners,
has
mailed
his
resig
nation
to
the
Federal
Oovernment
at
Ottawa.
The
action
was
taken,
he
said,
In
response
to
a
request
received
over
the
week
end
from
the
minister
of
marine
and
fisheries.
S;
L.
Prenter.
member
of
the
Board,
who
also
re
ceived
a
similar
request,
said
his
resig
nation
would
be
forwarded
In
dus
course.
Ne'ther
of
the
commissioners
have
any
Information
a
ta
when
their
resignations
are
to
become
effective.
Application
Made
ay
BUILT
NEAR
KETCHIKAN
I.O.D.E.
PLANS
TO
CELEBRATE
MILL
DKVI-K
MIME
.MEANS
OK
Oll-
l;i;VI.j
Jl
UlLKE
(OMEDEIIA-TIOX
TORONTO,
Jan.
3.
The
Imperial
Order
Daujhlera
of
the
Empire
are
..ikln;
plans
to
celebrate
the
Jubilee
of
Confederation
and
the
"Echoea'
Cbrutaias
number
contains
many
practical
augguticn
for
e3mmemorat.nj
the
h.ttcrtcal
event.
The
national
commit-tie
l.OX.
favors
a
national
serviee
of
ihanksgivlng
Ju'y
1
O
be
held
almui
taneoualy
throughout
Canada;
a
lun-chesn
or
a
banquet
on
the
ev
of
July
1
In
each
provincial
capital
at
wh.cn
the
salient
feature
of
the
progre&a
of
Canada
since
Coofederatlod
csuld
be
expounded
and
an
exchange
of
cordial
leilctutlcn
from
province
to
province
could
be
extended.
Living
picture
of
Canadian
heroines,
the
staging
of
hlatorleal
pageants,
the
evolution
of
the
C-Pit.
w.ta
a
dominion
film
showing
the
driving
of
the
last
aplte;!
the
trek
of
the
United
Empire
Loyalist
into
Canada:
a.enea
in
the
Hudson
Bay
trading
posta;
the
Father
o.
Coniederatlon
In
council
In
Char-lotvet-.wn.
in
Ottawa,
In
Quebec
are
3isg
the
outstanding
Incidents
aug-ge
ted
'far
special
cjmjejiorauon
on
t.ie
part
of
mejabers
of
the
order
In
celebration
of
the
Jubilee
MOVEfo"UNSET'
EDMONrON
MAYOR
January
10
l
lute
net
by
Mr.
Juttlee
ford
for
llrsrin;
of
Argument
lu
Application
EDMONTON.
Jan.
4.
Argument
In
the
move
to
unaea;
Mayor
A.
U.
O.
Bury
will
be
heard
by
Mr.
Justice
Ford
In
the
supreme
court
chamber
on
Monday.
January
.
10.
at
10
ajn.
The
flat
which
grant
leave
to
have
the
matter
some
before
the
court,
was
granted
by
Mr.
Justice
Ford.
Nell
D.
Maclean,
K.C
presented
the
application
on
behalf
of
Jos,
A
Clarke,
a
defeated
candidate
for
mayor
In
the
civic
elections
of
December
13.
That
Mr.
Bury
Is
not
qualified
for
the
position
by
being
a
property
owner
or
by
having
a
sufficient
business
tax
assessment,
U
the
ground
set
out
In
the
motion.
Mr.
Clarke,
the
relator,
filed
his
personal
bond
for
I2O0
and
Messrs.
Lemplere
and
Neher
were
sureties
to
the
extent
of
S103
each
In
bond
for
the
coat.
Mr.
Maclean
atates
that
the
papers
are
being
filed
at
once
and
copies
served
on
the
Interested
parties.
Mayor
Bury
and
the
city
clerk.
Mr.
Bury
a
-qualifications
were
scrutinized
by
the
city
officials
and
duly
approved
before
his
election
we
affirmed
by
the
returning
officer,
and
he
wUl
also
receive
notice
of
thia
court
action.
wntKUiss
iu:roitT
R
a.m.
DIOBY
ISLAND.
Cloudy,
calm;
barometer
30.04:
temperature
38:
sea.
smooth:
7
pjn.
tug
Cape
Scott
left
Prince
Rupert
southbound:
1130
am.
spoke
steamer
Victoria
bound
from
Seattle
to
Ketchikan
202
miles
from
Ketchikan.
DEAD
TREE
POINT.
Barometer.
29.-76;
temperature,
30.
NOON
DIOBY
ISLAND.
Part
Cloudy;
baro-mtr
30.12:
tpmnrturit.
4A:
sea.
smooth.
DEAD
TREE
POINT.
Barometer
29.-80;
temperature.
40.
for
All
Water
Power
Rights,
Also
Timber
Leases,
Revilla
Id.
JUNEAU,
January
4.
The
International
Paper
Corporation
on
Monday
filed
application
with
the
Federal
Power
Commission
In
Washington
for
all
water
power
rights
and
timber,
leases
on
Revilla
Gigcdo
Island.
An
application
covering
the
same
lakes
and
streams
was
included
in
an
application
filed
several
weeks
ago
by
the
Sellar-Bach
Company.
The
International
Paper
Corporation
plans
to
construct
a
pulp
and
paper
mill
with
250
ton
daily
capacity
at
Thome
Arm
near
Ketchikan
if
the
application
is
granted.
Circulation
1503
Sales
UF
AGAIN
Jack
Tar
Will
be
Maid
and
Hairdresser
Aboard
Duke
of
York's
Warship
Precedent
for
British
H.M.S.
Rencwn
leaves
for
Australia
with
Duchiss
and
her
companions
1
as
passengers
PORTSMOUTH,
January
4.
Bluejackets
will
act
as
maids
to
the
Duchess
of
York
and
her
two
ladies-in-waiting
when
H.M.S.
Renown
leaves
on
Thursday
to
take
the
Duke
of
York
on
his
official
tour
of
New
Zealand
arid
Australia.
As
women
are
ordinarily
bar
red
from
warships,
the
forthcoming
voyage
will
set
a
precedent
In
the
British
Navy.
The
Duchess
two
travelling
companions
will
be
the
Countess
of
Cavan
and
Mrs.
be
no
female
sen-ants,
the
Admiralty
has
decided
that
Jack
Tar,
always
a
handy
man,
will
be
well
qualified
to
run
things
as
they
ihould
be
on
the
high
sea.
The
blue-si
jseket1
work
wUI
Include
hair
dressing
in
which
Marine
W.
R.
Uden
ha
taken
a
peclal
courae
In
order
to
qualify
for
this
r
particular
tak.
1
The
Duke
will
represent
the
King
at
the
opening
of
Aurtnairt
new
capital
!
at
Canberra
on
May
.29.
1
'
Twenty-five
year
ago.
;
the
present
Sing
and
queers
JhentleDakeandJ
Duchesa
of
York,
made
a-
lmllar.trlp
to
,
Auatraila.
'
i
.
i
DUKE
OF
YORK
In
kilts
at
a
dinner
given
by
the
Royal
Scottish
Corporation
In
Londan.
ALARM
FELT
FOR
.
BRITISH
TANKER
trv-rl
Being
Two
Wcekt
Otrrriue.
iSrarrli
ship
Han
Been
Sent
from
Toklo
TOKIO.
Jan.
4.
The
British
oil
tanker
Toco
destined
from
San
Pedro
to
Yokohama
Is
two
weeks
overdue.
A
ship
hss
been
despatched
to
search
for
the
mlsslr.g
vessel.
NOTICE
TO
.MA
KIN
Ell.
The
deputy
minister
of
marine
announces
the
establishment
by
private
Interest
of
a
fog
signal
at
Oraves
Point.
Oranby
Bay,
Observatory
Inlet.
Details
are
as
follows:
Position.
On
end
of
loading
dock,
Oranby
Bay,
130
feet
223
degrees
(S.
18
degrees
W.
mag.k
from
Oravea
Point.
Description.
Siren,
operated
by
electricity,
glvea
one
blast
of
3
seconds
duration
every
minute.
Remarks.
The
fog
signal
la
main
tained
and
operated
continuously
dur-'
Ing
thick
weather
by
the
Coastwise
'Steamship
and
Barge
Company.
Iarge'
Upstair
Dining
Halt,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
for
liire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
hut,
for
the
least.
Piwne
457.
300
Price
Five
Cenls
Navy
will
be
set
when
John
Gilmour
and,
as
there
will
-
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.SEATTLE
AlCTION
MlK
RATS
I.MPKOVE
SEATTLE,
Jan.
4.
A
special
sale
of
the
Seattle
Fur
Exchange
showed
an
sc-
tlve
market
on
all
fresh
Items,
excepting
wolfes.
which
lacked
demand,
declared
jJose
Agnew,
general
manager
of
the
ct.iicero,
Agnew's
figure
and
comments
were
a
follows:
Mink
were
the
principal
offering
again,
the
entire
offering
being
told
at
a
$12.60
average.
The
top
price
was
tzo.
Red
fcx
showed
more
activity
and
the
few
hundred
on
hand
were
sold
at
an
average
of
120.23,
the
top
price
for
the
best
lot
being
2l.
while
several
specimens
brought
from
Hi
to
140.
Cross
fox
were
an
Inconsequential
of-.
ferlng.
Muskrat
showed
an
Improvement.
Blue
fox
sold
very
well,
one
lot
containing
all
grades
bringing
$83
average.
Practically
the
entire
collection
of
this
Item
waa
sold
at
an
average
cf
131.96.
The
next
regular
sale
is
January
28,
at
which
one
of
the
largest
offering?
of
the
year
1
to
be
auctioned.
iONEisScT
BOY
IS
FOUND
CALVIN
WHITE
KEM'VKII
fKOM
.MOUNT
HOOD
BIT
NO
TKAt'E
Of
LExLIE
IIKOMNLEE
PORTLAND.
Jan.
4.
Calvin
White
sixteen,
one
of
two
boys
lost
In
a
bllz-rard
on
the
slopes
of
Mount
Hood
on
Saturday,
was
found
last
night
by
a
search
party.
White
found
shelter
under
a
log
waiting
for
the
storm
to
cease.
No
trace
ha
been
found
of
Leslie
Brownlee.
aged
20,
the
other
lad
lost
In
the
blizzard,.
DONKEY
ENGINE
CAUSED
DEATH
CONTKACTIMl
ICOH
IIKOKK
AM
TWO
MEN
MIOWKUII)
WITH
fl.YIMI
IKON
BELL1NOHAM,
Jan.
4.
William
Dab-cock
waa
killed
and
h)a
brother,
George,
critically
Injured
on
Monday
In
a
logging
camp
at
Wlckersham
near
here
when
the
contracting
rod
on
the
donkey
engine
broke
showering
the
men
with
flying
pieces
of
iron.
Lord
Wllltngdon
has
seen
the
Royal
Winter
ralr.
But
wait
until
he
see
Toronto
In
Its
supreme
effort
In
the
Canadian
National
Exhibition.
With
a
diplomatic
minister
In
London.
Canada
will
be
politically
and
unelaliy
th
equal
of
any
of
the
powers.
j