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nd. floor,
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PRESIDENT GOES AGROUND.
STRIKES ROCK DURING
THE NIGHT.
The Dollar Line round-the-world liner. President Harrison' wont aground on a rock just off Bonham Island in the northern part of the Chusan group about 80 miles from Shanghai at 1.45 am. on the th Inst. Reports wirelessed to the' Dollar Company offices' by. Captain Porta of the Harrison stated that,
e vessel had been refloated at 10 o'clock nëxt day during high tide and was proceeding, under her own power to Fairway Buoy in the mouth of the Yangtze,
When the news of the vessel's plight was received in Shanghai the tugs Victoria, Saucy and St. Aubin, belonging to the Shanghai Tug and Lighter Co., were sent to her assistance. The Victoria took off the 250 passengers (80 firat class and the rest steerage) as well as some gald, and part of the more. valuable carge.
Few details of how the vesicl happened to an aground have, so far been officially received neither is the extent of the damage' dé- Anitely known. It is believed, however, that only the two for ward holds were damaged, reports stating that there were several 11 fect of water in these compart- ments. The fact that she return-13 ed to Shanghai under her own 14 power, however, leads to the con-17 clusion that she was not as much damaged as was at first thought.
Fortunately, for the officers of the ship and the tugs sent to her assistance the weather was calm
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1926.
OUR CROSSWORD PUZZLE.
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ACROSS.
State of expectancy...
l'art of a sailing ship. A twig
0 Mineral formation.
10 Wild animal. :
12 Domiciles.
13 An astringent salt.
15 Hackneyed.
160
Inhabitants of part of British 16 Animal allied to the Lemurs.
Isles. Denot
nearness. Mathod of measuring criminals. Conjunction.
Is Covetings.
20. Fathership.
22 Fancy,
27 Apart.
28 Egyptian Water lily.
30 To throttle.
steamship..
33 Used for writing.
35 Girl's name.
89 Small fish.
19
Cut off.
21
A disease me,
22
22
Australian bird.
Girl's name.
JB
the body.
80
throughout the time she was on the
26
Derived from are.
rocks, thus strengthening the
20
Three (prefix).
chances of getting her off and
an
A dis
A division.
back to Shanghai successfully.
32
Run away.
31
Indian term of respret.
36 Inscribed.
of speech.
A Surprise at Night,
38
who rakes.
40 Ters
Before (prefix). 45 Efface.
48 High part in musical scale. 48 Scent
1 A 62 sheep, 62 Beam. 53 Fundamental.
A description of the position of the rock on which the Harrison raniver aground as related by passengers was that it was about 300 fathoms a from one of the smaller islands of the group which, in turn, was
from about the same distance larger island on which was n lighthouse. At the time of the accident she was stunming in a calm sea and clear weather when, without warning, the vessel hit the rock, and the passengers and crew were thrown into a panic, which lasted the rest of the night and until it was known that she was in no immediate danger. The S.0.5.15 signals were sent out immediately and the rescue tugs dispatched from Shanghai.
The waters in which the Har rison was sailing at the time are said to be some of the most treach- erous in this part of the world, all vessels in their journey to Hong- kong by the route being forced to travel through myriads of islets. At this time of the year, tco; the titles are running particularly high, thus making navigation of the straits more difficult, as a vossel is likely to be carried off her course a small way, but enough to get her into difficulty.
An Ugly Hole.
According to the passengers the hole made by the rock in the for- ward hold, is an ugly one,, extend- ing for a way above the water line. At the time the passengers left the ship the boy was well up on the rock while the stern was almost flush with the water's edge.
The Harrison is so constructed that should the two forward holds, the two smallest, fill with water she would still be in no immediate danger unless very rough weather
should set in.
At no time during the vessel's time on the rocks was it, thought | necessary, to take the crew off,
BRITAIN'S TRADE.
INCREASED IMPORTS AND EXPORTS.
London, Nov. 11,
The Board of Trade returns for October show exports £53,176,000
55
Form of voting, (abb.) F Girl's name,
Trite
BG
01
Buying
6 Mesmerie forge.. -
1 Worth.
13 A singer.
A knot
Extremities..
DOWN.
What a car is taxed on.
1
2
Spherical body.
3 Table delicney...
4
Small haron,
B. Mud deposits.
6 Professional.
7 Scotch for "own"
8 Royal Society fabb.)
dist mit of shape.
2. Fright.
44 Hardened juice of pines.
46 Spanish title.
47 Exclamation of surprise.
49 Lessen.
60 Sharp
50 Class of athlete (ab)
57 Covering.
58. A lair. -
59 Extremity.
62 Printer's ensure 04 Bone.
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Yesterday's Puzzle.
A PAINFUL SCENE. BIG OPIUM SEIZURE.
GARIBALDI'S EXAMINATION LARGE QUANTITÝ FOUND ON
PROCEEDS.
Paris, Nov. 11,
A rainful scene.decurred at the examination of Garibaldi, when he was confronted by thrée Italians whom he is suppossed to have be- trayed.
They angrily accused him of wishing to send them to Italy not only to carry revolutionary tracts
KUMSANG..
Singapore, Nov. 11.. Revenue offices have seized a quantity of Alicit opium valued at $25,000 on board the steamer Kumsang from China porta. There were no hrrests made... Reuter.
BOOTE'S
TILES
REG?
ENGLAND
FOR FLOORS AND WALLS Lot us quote for your requiromonte. Samples of any type of tiles sont on
STOCKS CARRIED
SHEWAN, TOMES & CO.
Sole Agents.
Tol. C. 781.
roquéat.
Import Department
FOR ALL ANAEMIATM WEAKNESS: TUBERCULOSIS.
CURE YOURSELF
BY THE MOST RECENT DISCÖVERY: DE ROUSSEL ́S
HEMOSTYL
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- CURE ASSURED - Examine the package carefully before buying. If it le not. marked "HEMOSTYL SPECIALLY PREPARED FOR TROPICAL COUNTRIES" in Red on a White label, and in English, it is not guarrateed Fresh stock as imported by the Solo Agonts.
COMPAGNIE OPTORG.
Princes Building.
On aule up all the leading Dispensaries and Stores.
A. P. B
You are cordially invited to inspect our
NEW STOCK
OF
Ladies' and
Children's
FALL AND WINTER FELT HATS
but also to attempt the lives of CANADIAN MINISTER. and while you're there, ask about our new stock of
Fascist leaders.
the verge of collapse, and re Garibaldi was deeply moved.and
quested a respite in the examina- tioh which was granted.-Reuter.
SCIENCE CONGRESS.
PAN-PACIFIC MEETING
CONCLUDES.
Tokyo, Nov. 11.
MR. VINCENT MASSEY GOES TO WASHINGTON.
Ottawa, Nov. 11
It is officially announced that Mr. Vincent Massey has been appointed first Canadian pleni- notentiary to Washington. Reztor.
It is announced in Athens that the Greek Government has decid-
and imports £111,013,000, being in-. The third Pan-Pacife Science ed to abolish the antiquities tax creases of £2,496,000 and £9,289,000 Congress closed, after deciding to respectively, compared with Sep-hold the fourth.congress: 2n Java
ember-Reufer.
FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS
GEE-I OFTEN WONDER
·WHO PAYS FOR ALL TỪ BIG. [BRIDGES AN' SCHOOL BUILDINGS AN' PAY EMNENTS AN PARKS
AN' POLICEMEN = WHO DOES PAY FOR ALL- THEAN, FRECKLES?
WAY, EVERYBODY PAYS TAXES AN'
THAT'S WHAT PAYS FOR 'EM THATS WHAT TAXES ARE. FOR.
in 1929-Reuter
I NEVER KNEW THAT "BEFORE I'LL BETCHA.
OSCAR DON'T KNOJ)= HE ALWAYS THANKS ME KNOWS SO MUCH.
WHY DON'T
YOU ASK
Дела
·GINNÉ MY
of £1 a head levied on foreigners arriving in Greece which was im- posed-by-General Pangalos.
Know My Business
NICKEL
I KNOW ANY
BUSINESS"
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WHY COURSE
IDO ANY DUMMY'D KNOW!
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TO CARRY PEOPLE Доме!!
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