Ox
man
HARD
FOlJ
'
Western
Nations
DIICCIAWQ
Are
Concerned
lvuuuimiu
a
e.
c:
Li
Continue
Advance
In
North
of
tin
Estenslve
Alterations
and
Improve
ments
Rein-
Made
Preparatory
to
Occupancy
as
Officers'
Mess
Extensive
Improvements
within
nrf
without
the
old
Prince
Rupert
ri...
w,,minir
are
nnw
In
progress
In
preparation
for
the
occupancy
of
the
premises
as
anoinccrs
the
local
mllltla
units.
The
work
outside
as
well
as
redecoratlon
m-
AA
are
Vielnir
carried
OUtby
the
City
while
alterations
Inside
are
being
carried
out
by
the
Department
oi
National
Defence.
The
Inside
changes
include
the
the
olrt
bar
Into
nhe,i
nnrf
the
billiard
hall
Into
a
dining
room.
Upstairs
the
large
uver
oea
rigm
U"f
I,B'-J!,?,im
,0
?
nJE7.r.
Ho
Id
WASHINGTON.
D.
C.
Dec.
16-1
Twenty-one
republics
of
the
.
wwtern
hemisphere
are
concerned
over
the
sa
battle
which
took
Einfic
Wnnf
Pah
PA
P14"
"
the
Uruguayan
coast
on
rinilo
1lallllCttV.C
Wednesday
within
Pan-American.
'declared
neutrality
tones.
Secret-.
Kfw
MA
U
Made
Hy
Forelcn
Mln-
ary
of
8tate
Cordell
Hull
states.!
ter
Tannrr
lied
Destroyer
is
ana
exenanges
are
mmuj
Sunk
by
Guns
SVANVIK.
Norway.
Dec.
1:
(CP
roMlblllty
of
a
decisive
j
battle
In
northern
Finland
ap-part
llaelv
near
Fllkajaervl
(
,1th
the
Finns
dllng
In
on
(
lh
river
bank
there
and
the
Kaolin
rolllnt
towards
them
with
moorld
equipment.
1HXSINOFOR8.
Dec.
16
CP-nnltnd's
defenders
retreated
on
the
Arctic
front
yesterday
but
held
fat
on
the
vital
Karelian
Isthmus
and
and
were
were
reported
reported
driving
anting
m
me
ru
nw
way
wun
a
view
10
laning
aipiv-
j
,
matte
action
IN
ACCORD
!
j
WITH
REICH
Italy
Staying
Out
Of
War
Hy
Pre-,
arranfcmrnt
With
Otrmany.
Count
Clano
Ilcloes
the
ocean,
was
syicmi.
,:urope
Finns
oeiroyin
ytvunn
i
iL'r
useful
U
the
Russians
such
as)
the
ranadln-owned
nickel
mines'
nfr
RalrrlUrrl
Th-
mines
were
belne
dynimlled
and
the
twns
and
hcre
h'imed
in
tb
withdrawal
r.rhln-
H'lnx
left
tht
mlht
be
of
the
Invadera.
r
r
hM
whatever
SnnthwaM
v
Ike
Ladota
a
the
retreating
toree
re
punuint
ROME,
Dec.
16:
(CP)
Minister
CUno
declared
h
,
oU,
back
north
of
Uke
Ladoga
an,
of
fcy
aJrment
wlth
on
the
central
fUhtlnK
front
,nA
rrttitmr.i
Pre.
The
Arctic
retreat.
'
,,.
lltnlto
Muwolinis
read!-
Flnland-s
narrow
corridor
to
ron
e
n
In
a
Irntlhv
explanation
tnemy
"
"
"
'
'
ob'
shnilnra"tonlshln?
sorted
resist-
today
WAR
ORDERS
drive
If
V'lV
anfe
a-s'nst
the
Rus.Van
from
'.he
Leningrad-Murmansk
i
i-vp
tt
npn
raiimid
with
a
view
to
bisecting
1
rViLl
A
K
fr
1
tLAI
UtWsUU
vA)
,
Finland
to
the
Oulf
of
Bothnia
...
.
..
Ik.
DasvIaI
I
The
nave
cui
aetenocrs
l:,ptndlture,
Kor
Wttk
Are
Placed
ana
nave
i
in
of
communication
At
JV00.000
By
Hon.
C.
I).
let.
Oi-
Russians
in
a
precarious
stat
It
W
said.
'
'
fbreion
Minister
Tanner
aopaled
...
i
illAWA.
iPC.
10:
vri
nr
.
.
.
k
Dnulin
for-
'wrtw-nj
in
a
dcast
to
JJ
"7aJ
Jj.
orders
valued
at
$5500.000
for
the
week
ended
December
12
are
an-nMonof
J
'
;."duX
Clarence
D.
tlonofliegotlatlons
Held
the
nouncrt
by
J
Hon.
transport.
Most
Finns
were
still
willing
to
negou-
,,.
e
orders
were
for
aircraft
ate
ic
oeace
dchcc
and
nu
placed
pi
responsibility
,
war'supp!les
and
accessories.
for
the
continuation
of
the
war;
the
shoulders
of
the,
squarely
on
fr.ii'
s
t
i
rthfrhrr
Killed
And
self-determination.
However.
If.
npi
Three
L'.J
fi-
On
Russia
demanded
all
of
Finland,
tne
Soviet
would
frlid
the
Finns
ready
for
a
fight
to
flnUh.
Toorly
equipped
Busslans
are
suf-ferine
from
exposure
and
the
conflict
Is
proving
costly
to
the
Soviet
In
.uiemiiieroi.cMu.iw-.
the
matter
of
casualties.
injured
Cruiser
Achilles
inmiOU.-.
Dec.
16:
The
British!
1
Admiralty
announces
that
four
-
-
wnnl,nA
nn
Destruction
of
a
Russian
aesiroy-,
.
v.,.7u
reported
the
cruiser
Achilles
In
the
bait
le
e
r
by
coastal
batteries
was
with
the
Oerman
pocket
battleship
Finnish
hlRh
com-,
last
nlaht
by
the
mind
Admiral
Graf
Spee
off
the
coast
of
..
Uruguay.
No
other
figures
were
RENOVATING
RUPERT
CLUB
i
given.
GERMAN
IS
CAPTURED
n...Morf
l
Taken
by
British
Cruiser
Off
Coast
of
Chl
SANTIAGO.
Chili,
Dec
16:
(CP)
The
German
freighter
Duessel-dorf
was
captured
yesterday
by
a
British
cruiser
off
the
Chilean
pott
of
Caldera.
Winnie
Ruth
Judd
Again
Recaptured
YUMA.
Arizona,
Dec.
16:(CP
Winnie
Ruth
Judd,
Insane
murderess,
who
escaped
from
the
Arizona
State
Hospital
December
3,
was
re-.nninii
vesterrtnv
and
said
that
card
room
U
being
diviaca
mvu
r7r"
tap
j
-ww-
-
had
walked
:
ii;,i
almost
two
two
hundred
nunarea
at
she
mom
rooms,
The
ine,
larire
large
sunns
silting
room
.
.
j.er
from
Phocn-
the
front
of
the
second
floor
is
oe-
mn
-
lng
rrtalncd
for
that
puriwse.
.
!
Capt
.,1
Fascist
foreltn
policy
to
the
'
Chamber
of
Fawes
an!
ruhus.
Clan
dl'dnsed
that
Germanv
and
Italy
had
agreed
lat
May
at
the
Munich
conference
to
iHd
rK'n
any
questions
nhlch
mltht
arou
any
new
disputes
In
at
last
three
years
ikU,lth--vmtntrW
wrrt"rorn
-I
i
plellnc
rearmament.
Bulletins
THIPLE
SHOOTING
OKION,
Alberta
Irene
Botln.
aged
21,
and
Ivan
Ridley,
a
slrl
companion
In
an
automobile,
were
shot
to
death
near
here
last
night.
The
body
of
Ernest
Bro-dlne.
33,
farmer,
who
called
on
the
elrl
after
she
had
gone
out,
was
found
In
another
automobile
nearby,
apparently
a
suicide
FUEL
FOK
GERMANY
RERUN
An
agreement
Is
ahont
to
be
slewed
between
Germany
and
Roumanla
whereby
the
latter
counttr
will
deliver
onn
ml'llon
tons
of
petroleum
annually
to
Ihe
Keich.
This
would
be
more
than
thr-e
hundred
carloads
dallv.
It
would
represent
one-fifth
of
the
Roumanian
petroleum
I
output.
P'lVMIFK
KING
IS
S
OTTAWA
Prlwe
MlnWer
W"-llan
l.von
Ma'k""le
Kin?
will
rer
hi
lxt-flfh
blrthrtiv
1
nor",-
In
god
Viealth
despite
the
beavr
activities
of
Ise
pa.t
ear
incliidln?
the
r-eent
tr'n
f
war
resron.lhll'tles.
He
will
.r-nji
the
dv
quletli
at
hU
cointrv
home
In
the
Gatinnu
Hills.
Pnlfs
Executed
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(Couru
8.
O
JiMUiMuo
Co.
,
Vancouver
.Dig
Missouri,
.2Vi.
Bralorne.
11-00.
Cariboo
Quartz,
2.09.
Dentonla,
.01
Vi-Falnlew,
.01.
Hedley
Mascot,
.42.
Mlrito,
.OIVV
Noble
Five.
.01
Vz.
PacUlc
Nickel,
.13.
Tend'
Orlelle.
2.20,
.
Pioneer,
2.15.
Premier.
1.32
tX
plv.),
Prlvater.
.90.
Reeves
McDonald,
.23.
Reno.
.52.
'
.
Relief
Arlington,
.lOVi.
Salmon
Oo!d,
.02.
Sheep
Creek,
1.18.
Oils
A.
P.
Con.,
.15.
Calmont,
J7.
C.
Si
E.,
2.12.
Home,
2.75.
Pacalta.
.04
H
Royal
Canadian,
.18.
Okalta,
1.20.
Mercury.
.06ii.
Toronto
Aldermac;
,.33.
Beattle,
1.02.
5
'
Central
Pat.,
2.35.
Cons.
Smelters,
47.50.
,East
Malartlc.
3.60,
Femand,
.02i.
Francoeur,
.42.
Gods
Lake,
.60.
llardrbck,
128.
Int.
Nickel,
.448.
KerrAddlson.
2.23.
Llttle
Long
Lac.
3.00.
McLeod
Cockshutt,
2.24.
Madsen
Red
Lake,
.48.
McKenzle
Red
Lake,
1.28.'
Mohela,
.85.
Nortfnda,.
7750.
Pickle
Crow,
4.20.
Preston
East
Dome,
2.14.
San
Antonio,
2.30.
Sherrltt
Gordon,
1.12.
Stndacona,
.10.
Uchl,
.80.
Bouscadlllac,
.03Vi.
M6sh"e"r,V
.08.
v
Oklend,12.
A:
,
'
Dominion
Bridge,
40.00,
PROVINCIAL
LIBRARY
VICTORIA.
B.C
Prefers
Boredom
To
Bombing,
He
Tells
Newsmen
BEING-
USED
U-Boats
With
Operating
in
Territorial
Waters
Tomorrow
sT
ides
)
Weather
Forecast
She
High
5:46
a.m.
185
ft.
17:34
plm.
168
It
LoW
11:50
ajn.
9.0
It.
prince
Rupert
and
Queen
Charlotte
23:55
pjn.
7.0
It.
Islands
Strong
east
winds,
cooler
with
rain
before
night.
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
BRITISH
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
-m
Ttmrv.'
5
CENTS
DECEMBER
16
,1939,
ppimpr
nil
PERT.
B.C..
SATURDAY.
Vol.
XXVlil
..
No,
293.
P
IS
GIVEN
72
HOURS
TO
LEAVE
PARIS,
Dec.
16:
Newspaper
cor-
.
respondents,
conversing
with
Cerman
Pocket
Battleship
Must
Prime
Minister
Neville
Chamber-
Either
Interned
or
Quit
lain
at
the
front,
expressed
dls-;
Montevideo
By
Sunday
satisfaction
at
the
lack
of
action!
Night
In
the
war.
"Personally
I
would
prefer
to
be
bored
than
bombed.
DOX
me
rrime
rlme
Minister
Aiiniswrr
commented.,
comment..
n?c.
16:
Great
Brl-
u
d
demand
was
very
Quiet
when
the
Pme,tn3t
the
0erman
pocket
battleship
the
front
lines.
.
.
.
Minuter
visited
,
npaf
Srw,
elther
m-
He
lunched
at
general
headquar-j"
d
leave
refuge
icra
wiiit
m
!.
of
Montevideo,
me
,h.
in-chief.
Vtawanf
Oort
and.
In
g
'
po-t
government
last
night,
,
bitter
cold,
inspected
British
and.J
lntwctun
by
a
naval
French
guards
of
honor
fhlp
seTenty-two
make
a
choice.
The
naval
w-.
-hour-to
UUUl-
"
v
NORWAY
IS
i-.
.rrt
nreented
hv
the
GOV
.UU1IU1
inwi......!"
-
i
'eminent,
found
the
Graf
Spee
toj
be
seaworthy.
ft
Is
bel'ered
that
the
Germans
will
not
submit
to
loss
of
prestige
whleh
Internment
wnuld
involve
hut
win
choose
to
make
a
run
for
Naval
Authorities
Charge
German
desnlte
the
Increasing
British
n-
which
lies
In
walttns
to
dls
tvilrh
her
.
j-
Th
dnl'ne
eroires
ounaay
n'obt
''S0
D.m.
(noon)
Pacific
nunnu
rv.
in-
tm
niih
stndard
Time.
T-
T-Il
On
Roee
r,dn.
naval
authorities
charge
Germany
with
sending
aubmarlne,
into
Nor-,w
.Wn
hee
ion
n
Monte-wegian
territorial
waters
to
attack!
vMen
ws
a
hy.
of
nd
strv.
anvrenMw
in
readiness
to
lve
Mas.
h
lt
P"1
the
The
BrttUh
tanker
Athel
Templar
damaged'
rltlh
hlnekPde.
839
tons,
was
sertously
by
"enemy
action,''
off
the
eastf
whxX
wn,
she
Do
coast.
rnau.
The
The
trawler
trawler
Ludford
L,uaioro
was
was.
I
i
trior
en
ennth
nr
north
or
make
TTT'rvr'TVa
dash
straleht
out
to
sea.
The
111
U
U
li
"
Salvation
Army
Ready
To
Act
If
reople
Wish
Them
To
Do
So
mouth
of
the
Rio
de
la
Plata
out-
side
of
Montevideo
is
seventy
tt
eighty
miles
wide.
Running
acros
to
Buenos
Aires
would
involve
go-In?
through
seventeen
miles
of
In-
1
.1
1
.
.V,,
,V..
.VMll,
J
be
subject
to
attack.
,.
The
Oerman
ambassador
to
Ar
Alreaay
mere
are
"w-
,
gentlna
arrived
from
Buenos
tlons
to
the
Salvation
Army
for
.
n,rnlan.
todav
in
con-
Christmas
hampers
but
only
a
h
.
small
amount
of
money
has
wn.Spe,
collected
so
fat.
rtte&
to-
Mm
suggestet
day.
Capt.
Ivan
Halsey
stated
that
uken
1
a
.
mnltf
flrf
oH
Q
tnl?-
r
.
:
me
nroi,
....hj
v-
ut
tQ
spa
and
scutt
as
an
aJ.
medlarles
for
the
people
o
:
the
internment
or
cap
city
and
that.
If
the
people
did
not
ish
to
donate
the
money,
tnose
m
damaeed
abny4
need
would
have
to
go
wltnout
their
hampers.
,
dtm-ter
and
with
much
of
her
vapum
flghUng
equipment
supposedly
out
drain
the
I
on
considerable
was
a
commlsslon
would
now
be
a,
days
for
funds
toi
Army
these
conslderable
dlsaavantage
Ir.
keep
up
me
nuu
r"
"4
i
combat
with
Allied
naval
force.'
i
.
in
rrani
That
mnne
...
uic
1.1
wr
..
."
TC:
which
by
this
time
are
undoubt-
difficult
for
the'
tt
Increasingly
-...,,
Rarv,rt
hr.utec
Army
to
finance
Its
work
at
home.
.
.
u.
but
It
was
doing
the
best
it
cou.a
and
aIrcraft
emiet
wltn
win
tne
me
money
auaoic.
n
wc
Ark
Royal
and
the
powerful
wished
the
Army
to
local
people
bWshln
Dunkeroue
had
carry
on
with
tne
santa
.
e
h
d
-
now
nea
work
in
the
relty
It
would
be
g
ad
.
tne
AJax
and
to
undertake
It
He
hoped
the
nrp
ltta
t
local
people
would
not
be
wnouy
;
"
-
,
H.
M.
P.
L.
$10.00.
War
Effort
To
Be
Main
Theme
Will
Come
In
For
Discussion
At
Forthcoming
Session
of
Parliament
OTTAWA.
Dec.
16:
(CPJCana
da's
war
effort
will
be
the
main
theme
of
the
coming
session
of
Parliament,
opening
of
which
Is
announced
for
January
25.
It
Is
expected
much
attention
will
be
nald
UdiU
to
lU
contracts,
vhimvv,
a
report
v
on
Weather
Forecast
General'
Synopsis
The
pressure
l.
ivir
off
the
Queen
Charlotte
is
lands.
A
disturbance
off
Vancouver
Island
has
caused
rains
and
gales
there.
The
weather
has
been
mild
and
showery
in
tne
interior.
West
"
Coast
"
of
Vancouver
isiana
mere
a
I
IIFAVY
GERMAN
RAID
PARIS
Germany
stated
one
;
of
the
heaviest
raids
of
the
war
j
on
the
Western
Front
today,
pa-
I
trol
bein;
supported
by
strong
artillery
fire.
French
automatic
rifte:
and
hand
jrrenades
were,
however,
effective
In
driving
off
j
the
enemy.
There
was
patrol
ac-
1
tlvity
along
the
entire
front.
!
!
MANI0N
IS
have
been."
neglected
this
year.
r,.Pher
Oerman
warshbsl
r
v-ii
CRITICAL;-;
are
m
SS
"
'Zrt.J
'i-t-sections
that
PoVelcn
Minister
Guanl
of
Uruguay
had
announced
that
the
Spee
could
remain
in
Montcviaeo
harbor
until
her
wounds
were
repaired.
Today
the
decision
to
give
her
seventy-two
hours
to
leave
was
announced.
On
Thursday
Seventeen
Cities
Had
Polling
Prince
George
Mayor
Is
Re-elected
I
es
British
Their
Seamanship
And
MarUsmanshiD
Almost
I
T
dible.
He
States
Tells
of
How
He
Was
Nearly
Forced
Ashore
In
Battle
of
Uruguay
on
Wednesday-Admits
Heavy
Damage
MONTEVIDEO,
December
16:
(CP)
Depleted
fuel
British
seamanship
which
was
"more
than
md
daring
emed
credible"
forced
the
German
warship
Admiral
Ural
Spee
into
a
running
fight
with
the
British
cruisers
n
Wednesday
dangerously
near
shore,
Capt
Hans
Langs-torf
f
told
port
authorities
today.
Capt.
Langsdorf
f
prais-
r
-
eel
the
accuracy
of
the
Brittsft
marksmanship
and
admitted
that
War
News
JAF
destroyer
sunk
SHANGHAI
A
Japanese
des-liojer
is
reported
to
have
been
sunk
by
Chinese
arUIIery
In
the
Vangtse
River.
120
miles
southwest
of
Hankow,
by
Chinese
artillery.
One
hundred
officers
and
men
are
reported
t&
have
lost
their
lives.
USE
OF
MUSTARD
GAS
I
ch
1
i
y
BERLIN
Germany
renews
the
the
British
aralnst
the
Ger-
-
"
-'
.
.
T
D..lLLee
Woxr
sunk
by
a
mine.
There
were
cas-
One
report
was
urn
,
nun
pocket
taiiiHUp
111
iUlIllCSa
II
aj
,
uauieXiln
both
alnkiots,
but-
tne
num
t.t..
-.
r..-v.,
.-uiep4ll
.inr-.
-
-
-
fof
another
re-
This
Is
des
l
.
Iwl.-
w-
Aires
in
Areentlna
,,,.
on
uednesdav.
,V
.
....
nt
imerflatlv'solte.
She
would
undoubtedly
en-
.,.
,e
findines
of
Montevideo
winflAiv
Dm
18.
Wholesile
fdeavour
to
hu?
tne
snorea
oi
me
doctor?
that
there
was
no
efi
.1
.
IIIHUC
Hwi,
,
.
ii...
I
...
executions
have
been
made
of
Po:es
.
Soutn
American
repuoncs
ior
Aenctl
of
sntn
fas
havinj
oeen
"
1
u.i
...IU.
w.l
.
i
i
inner
a
nuinncp
ax
uuuiuic
111
ui"i
in
vnosp
I1UJI1C3
wcuvi
wv-
1
found
by
Nazi
Invadsrs.
There
were
O
A
MDCD
C
'
"
tf
keeD
wlthln
the
P1""011
,i.
,.,f
hev
ere
mm-
11
M
I?
I
I
M
il
iof
territorial
waters,
sne
mipnt
marlly
put
to
deatn
his
ship
had
been
very
seriously
damaged
by
the
smaller
shells
of
the
British.
HONORED
INJEATH
Impressive
Burial
Given
Admiral
i
Graf
Spee
Victims
at
Montevideo
I
MONTEVIDEO.
Dec.
16
Full
German,
naval
honors
were
accord-
ed
at
the
funeral
of
thirty-six
Ad
miral
Graf
Spee
sailors
In
Monte-
rharre.
that
mustard
caa
was
used
video
cemetery.
The
Uruguayan
government
permitted
330
officers
jand
men
ashore
for
the
services.
Tbey
ranged
around
the
common
grave
and
a
volley
was
fired.
Flowers
Included
a
personal
wreath
from
Chancellor
Adolf
Hitler.
MORE
SHIPS
DESTROYED
War
at
Sea
Continues
With
Lossej
By
Various
Nations
Another
German
Ship
Scuttled
LONDON,
Dec.
16:
(CP)
Two
H.
C.
Flood
and
1264
ton
Rangi.
were
sunk
by
mines
off
the
northeast
coast
of
England
today.
Ten
I
missing,
seven
Injured
and
thlr-
rescued.
T?..V.aw
tne,..
In
fVt.
11-3
r
fit
!
:
yesterday
Included
'the
Swedisn
ocs
Not
Think
Sluch
of
Canadian
freighter
Ursus.
1499
tons,
nine
Government's
War
Effort
'missing,
and
the
Greek
freighter.
Exhibition
of
Unpre-
Germalne,
5,217
tons,
crew5
of
whleh
paredness
was
rescued.
Another
German
steamship.
Ten-
OTTAWA.
Dec.
16.
Hon.
Dr.
R.'
erlfe.
2,436
tons,
was
scuttled
when
I.
Manlon.
Leader
6t
the
Opposition,
British
warships
approached,
'ssues
a
statement
declaring
Can-,
Idas
war
effort
thus
far
"has
been
continued
exhibition
of
unpre-oaredness."
He
made
specific
charges,
referring
to
the
lack
of
oroper
clothing
for
the
troops.
He
said
that
the
January
25
opening
NAZI
LOSS
IS
HEAVIER
of
Parliament,
announced
by
prem-
.
.
ler
King,
was
"at
least
two
weeks.
Four
Percent
Of
Its
Shipping
f
not
three,
later
than
lt
should
Either
Sunk
or
capiurea
since,.
War
Began
LONDON,
Dec.
16:
Four
per-
'cent
of
Germany
s
snippmg
nas
I
been
so
far
captured
or
sunk
in
the
war.
Eighteen
Nazi
ships
have
been
sunk
and
twenty-one
captured.
This
is
double
the
propor-
jtlon
of
Allied
shipping
losses
in
ithe
war
at
sea.
Dr.
Amyot
New
VANCOUVER.
Dec.
16:
(CP)
Civic
elections
were
held
on'
.
,
ree
Thursday
in.
seventeen
British
Hp
n
If
h
UlllCer
Columbia
cities
and
towns
In-
j
eluding
Victoria,
where
Mayor
An-;
His
Former
Chier,
the
Late
Succeeds
drew
McGavln
was
re-elected
by
,
i..
-i.j
w.,ntin.!
nr.
Ilenrr
Eesson
Youne
utuiiiiiiaiiuii,
euiu
new
hh,uhh-
-
-
-
ster,
where
Mayor
Fred
Hume
was
also
returned
unopposed.
Voting
ln
VICTORIA,
Dec.
16:
(CP)
Prem-elght
other
places
was
made
un-
ler
T.
D.
Pattullo
announces
the
necessary
with
officials
returned
appointment
of
Dr.
George
F.
Amy-
.
i
4,
lyf
m
nrnvlnclnl
health
officer
snr-
uy
acciamawuH.
lv
-"
..r".
A.
n.
M.
w.
Patterson
rivinsuu
was
w
re-elected
iccCuv-vu...6
iceedlng
tne
...v
late
or,
Jienry
csson
whlrh
the
covernment
is
expected
Strong
soutneasi
wmos
snuuna
in
Jo
table
ImnStely-
afff
tne
southwest
or
moderate
gales,
d'mayor
f
prlnce
aCOrge.
defeating
Young,
lls
form
Dr
Your
'
Martin
,.8.
Calne.
assistant.
opening.-
-
and
showery.