Sherbrooke daily record, 28 décembre 1920, mardi 28 décembre 1920

[" Sherbrooke Record Established 1897.SHERBROOKE, QUE.TUESDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1920.Twenty-Fourth Year.D\u2019ANNURgfcJ WOUNDED-REGULARS MAKE GAINS The Cutdng Down Of Naval Expenditures Being Urged PRE1ER fiiOLim STATES THERE IS REASON TO BELIEVE FIEE IS OCCUPIED BV REGULAR TROOPS; D\u2019ANNUNZIO WAS WOUNDED BV SHELL Italian Premier Made Statement at a Press Conference Last Night, According to a News Despatch\u2014Zara, a Dalmatian Port, Has Surrendered to the Government Forces After a Siege of SeVeral Days\u2014Premier Giolitti Declares Italy Was Forced to Hasten Her Action Against D\u2019Annunzio and His Army to Avert an Attack upon Fiume by Jugo-Slavia.(Associated Press Despatch) LONDON, Dec.28.\u2014There is reason to believe Fiume is occupied by regular troops, Premier Giolitti, of Italy, declared at a press conference in Rome last night, says an international news despatch from that city.Zara, a Dalmatian port south of Fiume, has capitulated to the Italian Government forces after a siege of several days, according to a Central News despatch received yesterday.D'ANNUNZIO WOUNDED BY FRAGMENT OF A SHELL (Associated Press Despatch) PARIS, Dec.28.\u2014Newspaper reports received here declare that the wound suffered by Captain D\u2019Annunzio at Fiume was caused by a fragment of shell which fell on the palace where D\u2019Annunzio has his headquarters.A Rome despatch states that Premier Giolitti declared to a delegation from Parliament that Italy was forced to hasten lier action against D\u2019Annunzio to avert an attack upon Hume by Jugo-Slavia.INTEND TO BLOW UR TOWN RATHER THAN SURRENDER IT (Associated Press Despatch) ROME.Dec.28.\u2014Despatches from Fiume say that the the legionaries in the city, using electric drills, are boring holes under the principal buildings in the leading thoroughfares through which the invading troops must pass, and are mining them.They say it is their intention to blow up the town rather than surrender it.STATED THAT WOMEN HINDERED THE REGULARS IN THEIR EFFORTS TO DISLODGE LEGIONARIES AT ZARA (Associated l'rc»s Despatch) *\" ANCONA.Italy.Deo.28.Italian troops attempting to dulodge legionaries at Zara wen hindered In their work by women of that city, according to statements made by soldiers who have .arrived here.As the troops advanced toward the barracks where the legionaries were stationed, many women formed in| line in front of ihem, screaming:1 \u201cKill us first, and then you can ex-1 terminate the volunteers.\u201d A few hours later the legionaries «urrendered and were later brought to this city as prisoners.\tI CONFIRM REPORTS THAT D\u2019ANNUNZIO WOUNDED IS SENTENCED TO TWO YEARS Coun'ess Rîarîuevicz Charged with Conspiring to Organize a Seditious Society.(Aswoclalcd Press Dcsontch) TRIEST, Dec.28.News confirming reports that Gabriel' D\u2019Annunzio, the Italian insuii nt leader at Plume, had been wounded in the recent fighting between hi legionaries and General Caviglie\u2019s regular troops was received here today.No details were given, however.& WOMAN WITH POLICE.MAN WAS SHOT DOWN.(Associated Press Despatch.) BELFAST, Dec.28.\u2014 A woman identified as Elizabeth Scales was shot dead in Limerick Sunday night while walking with a policeman.Residents had been warned that drastic action would be taken against any caught speaking with the \"constabulary.* * * » * * « # # # & NO MARKET FOR CAPE BRETON COAL, 1$ CLAIM REPORT SAYS BALLOON NOT LOCATED YET URGE BRITAIN, JAPAN AND UNITED STATES TO CURTAIL THEIR NAVAL EXPENDITURES BY AGREEMENT Not a Wheel Turned in Collieries of Dominion Company Monday.on «««s# ESTIMATES ON WEEDGN DAM SHORT $100,000 (Associated Press) Despatch) SYDNEY, N.S., |)ec.28.\u2014Asserting that the bottom had dropped out of the coal trade, officials of the Dominion Coal Company and of the United Mine Workers admitted today that idleness in Cape Breton collieries would increase dissatisfaction.On Monday not a wheel turned in the collieries of the Dominion Coal Company in Cape Breton, and Assis-^ j tant General Manager McCann de-* ® ^ * -ft #-it ; clared last night that only a few of the collieries would be working today.Mr.McCann made it quite plain that the Dominion Coal Company is faced with a serious situation.He declared that there was no market for Cape Breton coal, and admitted that the miners in Cape Breton might be forced to accept a shorter working week.Maher Will Have to Be Submitted to Ratepayers for Approval\u2014 Increase in Cost of Material Partly Responsible.The adjourned meeting of the town council held last night was concerned largely with a variety of reports submitted oy différera subcommittees, and little new business was transacted.Approval of the motion proposed by Alderman Edwards, seconded by Alderman Wells, for the granting of free light and water connections for the skating rink constructed for the school boys by the Rotary Club, was unanimous.A feature which will come rather as a surpr:se to a good proportion of local residents os the request for an additional one hundred thousand dollars to complete the construction work of the Weedon dam.Since the Investigations Result in Surmise that the Missing U.S.Balloon Is Near Lake Temiscaming.(Associated Press Despatch) OTTAWA, Dec.28.\u2014The missing U.S.balloon which left the U.S.Naval Air Station on December 13 is now believed to be definitely situated in the region of Lake Temis-kaming.This follows a despatch to Commander Edwards, of the Canadian Radio Service, from Sir Rupert Stupart, director of the Dominion Meteorological Bureau in Toronto, received late yesterday after a careful investigation of winds and atmospheric conditions since the balloon went astray.If the winds and circumstances have been favorable and the conditions properly synchronized to date, it is felt correct to believe that the balloon has drifted into that district.No authentic reports, however, which would confirm or deny this new phase of the search have been received from the North Country, but generally the news is regarded as certain.The communication from Toronto supports the theory formed by Lieut.A.W.Evans, United States Steel Company and the-Nova Scotia Air Service, who prior to his depar-Steel and Coal Company went intojture from Ottawa expressed an effect on the Canadian National opinion that the missing gas bag Railway lines east at tpidnight last would eventually be located in the night.\t&\t: north.\u2014.air\t.\"\t, 1\t' .'.¦.L'J™\":-! Had Reason To Believe That Japan Had Withdrawn Opposition To California Law Regarding Real Estate Titles Congressional Leaders Will Be Called into Conference in Regard to United States Treaty with Japan\u2014Suggestion Made by State Department with View of Ensuring Approval by Congress of Various Provisions of Proposed Treaty.EMBARGO ON SHIPMENTS (Associated Press Despatch) SYDNEY, N.S., D«c.28.\u2014An embargo on all shipments to and from the plants of the Dominion hefNo London Newspapers Give Expression to the Anxiety tha Has Prevailed in England Since the Receipt of Reports of the New United States Naval Programme\u2014an Anxiety Which May Be Traced to the Assumption that if the United States Builds a Big Navy, Great Britain Must Do Likewise.(Associated Press Despatch) LONDON, December 28.\u2014Calls for Great Britain, Japan and the United States to curtail naval expenditures by mutual agreement were featured by a number of London newspapers, this morning.In following this course the journals give expression to the anxiety which has prevailed here since the receipt of reports of the United States naval programme\u2014an anxiety which may be traced to the assumption that if the United States builds a big navy, Great Britain must do likewise.The Morning Post laments that politicians in the United States have chosen a moment when the war time fellowship of the British and United States navies and the \u201cchivalrous courtesy of American seamen,\u201d have united the naval services of the two nations, \u201cto declare in effect that the British navy is a potential menace to America.\u201d The newspaper complains in this connection of the \u201cessential contradiction between American politics and American practice.\u201d Professing no desire to question the right of the United States to build as large a navy as she thinks proper, and admitting the United States can afford to build the biggest navy in the world, while Great Britain cannot, the Post contends that \u201cthe conclusion of a working arrangement between the United States and Great Britain would do more to establish and maintain the peace of the world than any other plan conceivable,\u201d and urges that \u201cthe recent utterances of Senator Borah and other Americans encourage the belief that such : an arrangement is possible.\u201d Another plan for an agreement between the United States, Japan and I Great Britain is voiced by the Daily News, which urges that the interval (between the present moment and the inauguration of President-eleci | Harding should be utilized by the statement of the three countries to edu-|cate the public.\u201cThe time should also be utilized,\u201d the newspaper continues, \u201cby the |public to stimulate statesmen to initiate conversations with a view to |arriving at the most practicable step toward relieving the peoples of a bur-; den which is condemned universally in theory as intolerable.\u201d An identical plea is made by the Express, which maintains that an agreement between Hjq three powers would \u201cassure prosperity as we!! as I peace.\u201d original estimates were made, var I\t- * ious factors, such as increase in ;na-! (Associated Press Despatch) tenal, have brought the expendi-!\u201e \u2014 _ 4SHINGTON Dec 28______________Pre- / Tfte.di; er°'\tUnited States Government; y en^lca th,° £or; for the negotiation of a treaty with »°u KU2Lj W1j ^ drafted japan defining the property and; U*wj.j ^\u2018oerman Edwards and sub-1 other rights of Japanese nationals! mitt,\te C0UnCj a*\\ ^ next ;n the United States have been j meeting\u2019.If approved, this will then broadened to include consultation be submitted to the ratepayers, as ,vith leaders in Congress.The sug-j ¦le present charter does not allow .estion .at congressional leaders' he city to borrow in excess of fifty be called nto conference is under-! housand dollars without special au- stood to ihority.Alderman Brault presented a petition from the residents of Morkill street, advising that they had no objection to children using that street for sliding purposes.It was considered very safe and would prevent children going over to other streets, where they would be liable to meet with accident.The matter was passed along to the police depart- o been made by State ; officials with a view of iwai by Congress of; .sions of tile pr^ posed ! GOVERNMENT TROOPS ARE MAKING HEADWAY (Associated Press Desnatch) TRIEST, Dec.28.\u2014The forces Investing Fiume have been reorganized and reinforced.Another Fiuman airplane was captured yesterday, making the fourth that has fallen into the handa of the Government troops.(Associated Press Despatch) DUBLIN, Dec.28.\u2014 Countess Georgina Markeivicz, who was tried by a court martial on a charge oi con .rmg to organize a seditious society, was today sentenced to two | ment for consideration years at hard labor in prison.The specific allegation against her was that she has, between January 1918 and September 1920, been plotting to organize a \u201cFianna Eireann\u201d or Sinn Fein Boy Scouts Society.This organization has been charged with the conspiracy to murder military police, ami with unlawful drilling.Department 'ns','.ring a; various pro eaty.Roiand S.Morris, the United States Ambassador to Japan, who .as been conducting the treaty negotiations.with Baron Shidehara, ::ie Japanese ambassador here, con PLEADED FOR CHURCH UNITY AT CONFERENCE The Plea Made by Bishop Lawrence Started Quite a Discussion.THE EMBARGO ON CATTLE IS DISCUSSED ****** *****^4*\t*»***«1 * * j + THE WEATHER \u20225 * * Canadian High Commissioner Discusses Embargo on Canadian Cattle.ferred yesterday wi epresentauve (Associated Press, Despatch'' BOSTON, Mass., Dec.28.\u2014Bishop Will,am Lawrence, of the Protestant Episcopal Diocese in Massachusetts, pleaded for church unity that would Kahn, \"of California.Representative include the.Roman Catholic and east- 1MPROVEMENT IN CARDINAL GIBBONS\u2019 CONDITION Passed a Comfortable Night and Appeared Much Rested.KILLED NEGRO, THEN ENDED KIS OWN LIFE JUST REFUSED TO SPEND XMAS EVE IN JAIL Lindsay Police Had Quite a Time with Visitor from Prince Albert, Sask.(Associated Press Despatch) LINDSAY, Ont., Dec.28.\u2014A visitor from Prince Albert, Sask., nam- - ed Armstrong, said to have been un- j[ cà Murder and Suinde Startles New licr tho influence of liquor, went on D i.»\t| \u2022 t n \u2022 m rampage lu re about two o\u2019clock rOlice Looking tor Dn-(Ohristmus morning.He clubbed a | citizen over the head, then dragged \u2014.\t_____\t^ him to a doctor.The latter refused niA! TninRE Tn \" TwTs^'r\t(Associated Press Despatch) ^ ^nut them Thereupon the man n™ yokk.i*T =»- «.j\u2014æ\t\" '.mobile, shot to death Lucia Harper,'\u2022,laccd thB 1,vr|r v,8ltor ln tht; C001- Kahn, after the conference, said he had reason to believe that Japan had withdrawn opposition to the California aw as ratified by the voters of that siate in the November election prohibi.ing Japanese from acquiring title to real estate.The California representative added that he had called a meeting of House members from his Ttate for tomorro .\u2019 to discuss a proposal that discussion, the California legislature be asked to enaci.a substitute statute which would prohibit any alien from acquiring any land in California.He refused to say whether the reported withdrawal of Japanese opposition to the present law had been made contingent on enactment of the sub-statute statute.ern churches, at an Interdenominational church conference here yesterday.Bishop Lawrence\u2019s plea, based on the Lambeth Conference in England, which suggested the interchange o.ordination through which one church would recognize and accept the min ister of another in administerin the sacrament, started considerabi (Associated Press Desoatch) LONDON, Dec.28.\u2014The Daily Express has interviewed Sir George Perley, Canadian High Commisson-er, on the\u2019 embargo against Canadian cattle.Sir George says he is continually pressing the British Government on the matter, and adds that Canadian representatives do not mean to rest until what they regard as a wrong to Canada is righted.He lays stress upon the understanding reached at the Imperial «g» 4* * * * * * *1* * * * ! FAIR AND COLD.i The disturbance which covered the Great Lakes and eastern states yesterday morning has moved eastward to Cape Breton, causing snow in Ontario, Quebec and the Maritime Provinces.In the western provinces the weather has been fair and milder.Westerly winds, fair and quite cold tonight and on Wednesday.-» FATAL STREET CAR ACCIDENT PITTSBURGH, Dec.28.\u2014One man is dead and thirty others are known to be injured last night when the trailer of a street car broke loose and crashed into a following car.War Conference in 1917 that the embargo would be raised, and upon the fact that it is retained as a protection against the importation of disease which does not exist among Canadian cattle.York-ver of Car.0TECII0N OF | PANAMA CMAL FROM ATTACKS CHRISTMAS FOR SOLDIERS' CHILDREN Arrangements Completed for a Tree at the Armory, 3 to 6 on Friday.Daily Record As A New Year Gift Many of your friend», rupee it* I ly former E.T.renfilent», now living *t n dutnnee, would appreciate a gift n f the Dnily Record for a yenr, more than any other prêtent.It would come throughout the year a» a daily meanage from home.Send $.3.00 to the Daily Record, with adebe»» to which paper 1» to he »ent.A Now Year\u2019s card will he encloned with lint copy, »howiiig that the paper U being «ont for one year a» a gift from you.or.\u2019 The Christmas tree for the chl-dren of soldiers will be held in the Sherbrooke Regiment Armory, Friday afternoon, 3 to 6 o\u2019clock.The committee in charge will be fions for Fortifications and Sea ^\tt0 ^ Coast Defences.\tI Previously contributed.$534.59 Bill Would Provide Appropria- SECURITY A Savings Bank Account not only provides an assurance for the present, but guarantees you security in the future.1 To save is to succeed\u2014\" TOA THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE PAID-UP CAPITAL RESERVE FUND $15,000,000 $15,000,000 one of the car\u2019s four negro passengers, and then killed himself.al The corneT^f\" 30tÆT4t°and\"th '^'«a.mler ofthc 'night',' the po- Coast Defences.\t! Previously contributed Avenue,°just Sfew moments a\u2019fteïï ** \"Ured.They did not know their\t__\t; ^ÏT\u2019O^Uff FuST \u201d 25 police \u201csharpshooters\u201d squad had\thoover.Hr tore a radiator\t(Associated Press Despatch) !\t£\tMoiYonold,\tScotstowA 5.00 passod tho «pot in an automobile.f,om ^ moorings, and with this us WASHINGTON, Dec.28.* Ade- yirs.j.Rosenbloom .\t2.00 Police are «parching: for Charles tt\t©n^ine, «maahed hig way quale protection for tho Panama \\ Friend.1.00 Brown, chauffeur, of tho automo- 01\t.1 ml and departed.He Canal from attacks of enemies from\t____ b.lo, which they said boro the license\tuid not go any farther than the fire\tair, land or sea, is to provided for in\tTotal.$544.84 number of the lute Bishop Charles\t.>.® cumped by the stove\tn bill soon to be drafted by the Summer Burch.from Union Mills, Md., where he in stuying at the homo of Robert T, fifty dollarsi for his fun Shriver.Mr.Shriver said the Cardinal had passed a comfortable night and appeared much rested, lie was bright ami cheerful.The Cardinal's physician said today that if the prelate continued to gain strength he would soon be able to return to Baltimore, probably in about a week.until daylight.Armstrong was finally gathered into the arms of the law, and yestcr.day tho police magistrate fined him Christinas Committee on appropriations NAVIP.ATinN IN I1PPFR is and sen coast de- «AVUiAIIUD IN Url LIv Eve.SERIOUS KIRK AT MONTREAL.MONTREAL, Dec.28.-Two firemen were injured and damage put at $105,000 was done hy a five hour fire tackled hy throe brigades here last night when building owned hy Laporte, Martin, Limited, was burned Much liquor flowed down the gutters.House for fortification fences.Members of the committee now are virtually agreixi upon a plan to make the Canal impregnable.Flans involve the sending of necessary ordnance, including the largest calibred artillery pieces, to the Canal ns soon ns they are produced.It is believed that the Canal can be made impregnable by use of material now inn or construction and with only little additional expense to tho GovernuumU GREAT LAKES CLOSES SOO.Mich., Dec.28.\u2014Closing of.the Soo locks yesterday officially marked the close of the 1920 navi- j gation season in the Upper Great! nkes.It was the latest closing in the history of the Soo canals.The steamer Sctinieder, lust to pass through the locks, was released last j night with the aid of two tugs, af-| ter a hard struggle with the river ice.THE ROYAL BANK OF CANADA begs to advise that it has for rental Safety Deposit Boxes for the protection of valuable business or private documents, jewelry.Victory Bonds, etc.The Manager will be glad to furnish particulars on application.FOUR BRANCHES IN SHERBROOKE.4 8627 PAGE TWO jHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD.TUESDAY.DECEMBER 28, 1920.Bringing Up Father COPYRIGHT 1918.MACGIE- COME HERE.HOW DARE \"ftXJ YEL.L at me ?WHAT 00 VOU 7 HEREE.A lctxeP from YOUft BROTHER.HE 6AYS WES iw THE HOSPITAL MERCV\u2022 WHAT\u2019S HAPPENED TO HIM he fell OOTTA THE TOP FLOOR .WINDOW HE SAYS HE pell Right IN FRONT rfr THE HOSPITAL By George McManus HAD ALMOST LOST THE JAIL °N THE TOP floor & nr.- Mrrv\t\u2022 is 1101116 for the holidays at his home here.\tHodgson.Mr.and Mrs.Orcutt and family, Mr.and Mrs.J.R.Moy, Mr.and Correspondents in the Varions Communities.CASTLEBAR days Mr.and Mrs.Fred Carr, of Newport, spent Christmas at Mr.H.McDonald's.Mr.and Mrs.David Douglas had : for Christmas guests Mr.Percy 1 Mortimer, Miss I.Mortimer, Miss Mrs.T.H.Rider, Mr.and Mrs.J.R.Osgood and Miss Elizabeth spent Christmas with Mr.and Mrs.W.G.Libby at Ayer\u2019s Cliff; Mr.and Mrs.Ellis Moore, of St.Johnsbury, Vt, were also guests of Mr.and Mrs.Libby for the holidays.Miss Christina Manson is spending a week in Montreal with Mr.and Mrs.J.Phillips.Dr.and Mrs.Colquhoun and family spent Christmas with Mr.and Mrs.Cairnie in Lennoxville.LAKE MEGANTIC Guests at \u201cPine Grove\u201d for Christ-1 Eva Simpson, of this place, and Mr.mas holidavs include: Rev.E.G.! Courtney, of St Johnsbury.Warren, Mr.and Mrs.Thos.Man-: Mr.\tand Mrs.C.Holmes and\tT j\t*\tei.c u nering, Mr.Curtis A.Leete, Mr.D.daughter, of Watertown, N.Y., spent\tMr.\tJohn\tMcLeod\tof\tSheneld, Stewart, Mr.and Mrs.Seth A.Olney,\tj Christmas at Holmhurst\twith her! Mass., was in town\tlast week, the Mr.and Mrs.Steve D.\tOlney.\t|\tbrother, Mr.W.Holmes.\tguest of his sister,Mrs.\tJohn R.Mr.Curtis A.Leete went to Mont-1 Mr.\tand Mrs.Harry Dyson, of ! McDonald, real on Monday accompanied by his ; Derby\tLine, are spending a few days \u2018\tMr.\tJohn\tStewart\tfrom Spring- sister, Miss Olive L.Leete.\ti at their home here.They spent | field, who came with the body of Mr.and Mrs.S.A.Olney and fa- Christmas Day with his parents, bis wife last Monday, returned mily spent Christmas\tDay at\tMr.\t] who also entertained Mr.\tand\tMrs.| home on Saturday, and Mrs.Orin Olney\u2019s.\t|\tH.Farrar, Messrs.Willie\tand\tGor- ! Last Wednesday,\tloose\tpatches Mr.Douglas Stewart, of Montrea', i don Dyson, of Concord, X.H.\tof soft ice, formed on the lake, spent the holidays with Mr.and Mr.and Mrs.Carl Wheeler spent i but was all gone again by noon Christmas at Mr.Chadaey\u2019s at the same day.! Ayer\u2019s Cliff.A Laundry Service VVtnin Every Woman's Means\u2014\u2022 F amily laundry service\u2014« Pound Wash\u2014is one ef tae most popular services in many cities that laundries give.We specialize in this.Sherbrooke Steam Laundry Phone 169 91 FRONTENAC ST.The Carefvl Laundry\u2019* B.CROSSING NEWSY NOTES OF INTEREST Mrs.Steve Olney and family.COOKSHIRE Dr.and Mrs.Alexander R.noyer and Mr.Ross Pennoj family party.Mr.C.A.Hall, of Montreal, spent the Christmas season with his family.Mr.Gordon Morrisette, of Mon-Thermometer at 7 ; treal, has been spending a few days ! a.m.5 above zero, rising to 25 by ; here.There will be a social dance at ! noon.Thursday night was the wild- \\ Mr.Ralph McKee and Miss Annie Way\u2019s Mills Hall, Friday evening, ! est night, this winter so far, with ; Fessenden of Montreal, spent Christ-Pen- December 31st.Proceeds for Piano heavy snow that drifted badly.! mas at Mr.Jas.McKee\u2019s.tTi 0f Fund and music by Fox & Graing-! Christmas day came in cold but Mr.H.D.Turcott, hes been oblig-,r_ th?holiday sursis of er-\t! fine and clear.Thermometer at-j ed to walk on crutches, for several \u201e\u2018r Mrs Ruf us\tMiss St- Arnaud will go to her 7 a.m., zero, at noon 1 above, failing j days, owing to an accident to one of M Pr>r,\u201e o-nH R.n.tôr TW at \u201cEast\tSt.Bastien, Que., this week.* to 14 below zero at 7 p.m.The first ; his limbs, when it was struck by a ' w\u201d aTla\t~\tP^'\t' ^er remrn uncertain.She will be time this season it has gone below sled some days ago.However, he '' t T\tTnrn-ntn ^reat\u2019>'\tin the village store, zero.\t\u2018still gets about to lead his orches- Mr, J.L.alCJNlCnOI, 01 luron.o,, ,, I ; favorit» xc-ith a 11\tT ol-.\"\t'-\u2014 CT-\u2014 1 ¦ Xmas Entertainments Proved Very Successful\u2014Many Visitors on Hand for Xmas Day.BISHOP\u2019S CROSSING, Que., Dec.C **.The school at East Dudsweu closed on Wednesday for the holidays, and in the evening a Christmas tree and the entertainment was \u201cI am able to do my housework now for the first time in five months,\u201d declared Mrs.Charles Larouche of 32 St.Nicolas Street, Quebec, in telling recently of the A (Tl rrrrïTW\tbenefits she has derived from Tanlac, 1\t\u201cFor six years I hadn't known I rr\twhat good health was and had be- Jlif\tcome so weak and badly rundown 1 couldn't walk any distance hardly without giving out completely.At times I was too weak to even stand up and was so nervous and trembly I just seemed to be on pins.At night I awlays slept poorly, often having severe chills.\u201cMy stomach was badly disordered and my appetite was so poor that I had almost forgotten how it was TWO DAYS MAN WAITED FOR to feel hungry.I suffered awfully OPPORTUNITY TO APPLY trout indigestion, heartburn and sour FOR* OIL LEASE.\tstomach.1 worried and worried over WANTED FOR OFFICE TO OPEN EDMONTON, Alta., Dec.28.\u2014 two days and three nights there sat in front of the Dominion land office front door here a man who wanted to be on hand when the time came.It was cold work some of the time, but he hung to it, with occasional relief, and the old boom days of the Edmonton land rush were lived over again by at least one faithful watcher.And then at the last moment, after a hard night arid a cold one, he left his place to get .armed up, and somebody else got ahead of him for first turn at the iand office.It was all because a block of land held.The school room was filled,.\t.with children, parents and friends, in the Rocky Mountain forest re- Lake Megantic froze over on Sun- tra day December 26th., with the thermometer 22 below zero at 7 a.m., at Not in the last 44 years, has _ ^\t,\t.-.J where she ts a favorite with all Ont., was in town this week, visiting\t- r\tTo Cure a Cold In One Day , .¥r- J'J'nSXer W ootteri, Cî aJ-P- Take Grove\u2019s LAXATIVE BROM( \u2022 j noon.Not in tüe last 44 years, nas bellton,\tN.B.is\tspending a\tfew\tQUINIxE teblets.Xhe genuine bean\tLake\tMegantic passed\tChristmas Qa«S\t