Saskatoon Daily Star from Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada • 24

T- THE SASKATOON DAILY STAR, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1923. PGE TWENTY-FOUR PAG Halloween Celebrations Elevator CompanyLosesSuit In Failure of Notification C.OI.T. ENTERTAINS LANIGAN At a departure from regular routine, the C.Q I Lanai-gan Ever-lteady Oroup, entertained their friends and tha Sunbeam group to a social evening on Tuesday night. Each member contributed an Item, song recitation or story, and tha Misses McCullough and Lea presented a dance of the nympha, in costume, which waa greatly appreciated. 4 ALVENA COUPLE, DEFENDANTS, ARE UPHELD; ACTION WAS FOR RECOVERY OF LOSSES FROM ELEVATOR SHORTAGES; FRAUDULENT CONCEALMENT otSUNSHINEFURNACE You Neednt Park Near A Radiator YOUR favorite chair need never be ghifted around when the home ia heated by Mc-Clarye All-Cast Sunahine Furnace.

McClarya dealer will help you to provide an even, circulating, humidiut'a warmth over the whole houee STUDENTS CELEBRATE BIGUAR-Th gh School gtud ttr tt.SLUT.8rt iftiil M'ld S3 js lined up In a grand procession around the hall, I'rlsei were awarded the best costumes. The program opened with a paper by IMen 1layford on the origin of Followed by an Ulus- trattve reading from Hums, by Hetty Beott. Mr. Bandereock then gave a ahort address touching en th need of student organisation In connection with school Ufa Each class, performed acme par-ttcular original stunt after which liberal refreshment In the form of pumpkin plea, doughnuts, and coffee wer served. HAVE WILD TIME ROSETOdVN.

Hallowe'en was celebrated here In a lively fashion. Numerous parties were held throughout the town and the usual battalions of children covered all sections of the town demanding treats or else suffering the dire penalty of trick for refusal ejits pandits he up 1 I I The Air-Blast Ring (a new, exclu priced soft cof home heating. Let MeClarys dealer explain Pipe, Plpelest or Duple Register syateme of heating, backed by McClerye long experience and reliability. deed soft coal makes low entirely satisfactory for the fall of 1919 to July. 1912 He was engaged yearly, the term running from September 1 to August St.

The flrat year Sochnai kl waa not under bond During that period 23 car of gi a In was reported ahort and a "cut-off" or 'check-up' (he Bheho, Saak elevator, In which he hi chaise, In February. 192U, revealed a shortage of 529 buahelt of wheat, valued at over 1 00 J. discharged, but waa later re-employed, when the defendant supplied a bond. In addition thev supplied a promissory note for ll.OoO Continuing. Chief Justice Brown points out that Bovhnackl was short 612 bushels of wheat at the end of the 1919-1920 season, 60! bushels of wheat and 317 bushels of oats at the end of the 1120-21 season arid 1.126 bushels of wheat and 327 bushels of oats at the end of the 1921-22 season.

The defendants, the judgment points out, wers never notitled of these shortages. GRAIN CHECKS FORGED 1 The plaintiffs also discovered to-1 watds the end of June or early In July, 1922. that Boehnackl had forged certain grain checks In connection with the Bheho elevator and he was thereupon dlsiharged from their em-COMMITTED 1 ploy," the Judgment continues, am a wttp A wr This action is brought against the AT LArtiuAH defendants to recover the amount of I Buthnackl's shortages for the three LANIGAN. Justice of the Peace! 'ear that he was In the plaintiff's Jno. F.

Itichardson held a premllm- frvc- The defendants deny labil-Inary hearing on Moml.iv evening ini11 on Pround of fraudulent con-ik. L. iL.n,s i.t in tealinent of material Information ihs case of Koyoroft 1 aulus In anf thwn a( the tlma thev pxecuted i lleged theft of a building. About three years ago Putt Pnulus, who resldvs near Ksk, purch.tsed a farm from Hubert Koyoroft, of from them at the tlrqe they executed the vailoua bonds and nvte sued upon." After further revlewlru the facts, 1 1 Chief Justice Brown conclude: made et TO RE-ORGANISE RED CROSS LANIGAfr. A meeting will held In tho council chamber, Tuesday, November 6, to re-organlss the loin-Igan branch of th Red Cross Society.

CAR OVERTURNS, FAMILY HURT ON i LANIGAN ROAD LAN1QAN, WhlleTeturntng from town Wednesday evening, J. Brown and family had a close call when In attempting to escape a deep rut In th road, the drler lost control of the car causing It to aide slip and overturn. The top broke the fall somewhat, but a smashed windshield and fender resulted. Mrs struck her head on the ground and waa knocked unconscious. On of the children had a tooth knocked out and Brown sustained cut on hands and far.

The gasoline also caught fir from tha angina but waa extinguished before any damage waa done. AMATEURS PREPARE PLAY FOR NOV. 21, KINDERSLEY SPUDS WEIGH 63-4 LBS. SFRINGWATER Three potatoes with combined weight of six and three quarter pounds, were dug on; the farm of Clarence Tappen at! quarter better than the three' The Court of King 12 CASES FOR HEARING MELFORT KINGS BENCH. MELFORT.

Bench will he held at Melfort commencing Tuesday, November 6, when tho following list of cases will 1 KINTnERSLET. The local am-K teurs under the leadership of Dr. R. 3. are bugy rehearsing fb0yr nowTori and th rehearsals are going! thev 2 the most with a spirit that augurs well for the' chants were obi dged trade 1 islUng th.

abl gU nuHlaremwlt 0f wagons and dray helr. Jack Sykes, the performance on No-1 wo tur i vmhr 21 should go right over and astride a aldewalk and the Klndereley Oolf Club under whose ther on a buggy wai I ajpp a sra' auspices the show will be held, should wagon. In the local school aonie of fu the teachers found their desk over- Benrrlt considerably. How I Was Wrecking the Lives of My Children Bhaunavon, formerly of Ltinigan. my opinion, the duty of iaulua erected a building on the land the plaintiffs to make the defendants and after foreclosure proceedings tho altuatton as they then tommeneed, sold the building which knew It to exist, and, not having waa removed The purchaser paid i done so, they were guilty of fraudu-rff the mechanics' lien against the lent concealment, and cannot recov- QUEBEC LIQUOR STORES TAKE THOUSANDS DAILY SAYS PROHIBITIONIST DAYSLAND, AJta "We shall have a dry frontier of 4,000 miles to help us enforce our prohibition law, for the United States prohibition law Is a part of their federal constitution, tend no part of that constitution lins ever been repealed." Rev.

Dr. Khear- ver been repealed." Rev. Dr. Khear-i er. of Toronto, of tha Imlnlon Bo-( rial Service Council, gav this worl of encouragement at his address nt Daysland Lnton church on 1 hurs- ranged hy the Camrose constituency i AustrU and Drink, (and the "All eyes are on Alberta," said the speaker, "in this great struggle.

Dur njJUCMC $11 LUIS glCill 1U LRil ing th world war Lloyd George said Britain was fighting three enemies, Indescribable Tortures Myself Day and Night. A Mother's Terrible Confession For some time I had noticed thallhausted nerve centre, and the. same a boy of seven and was don for my children, 1 found ere becoming highly Ithem to be the nicest. wertesl ehtl- nervous, irntable and very dlsohed-idren In the wot id their wholo du tr(ed punishments. 'positions entirely changed.

The above Is a hypothetical ense, a physician save may well thousands which exist tn- Hnmes are wrecked, children ta V7 comejtakan In by one liquor store In Quebec I pto a rage. 1 was too weak to workUav. greatest of these was Drink LARGE PROFITS Six or seven thousand dollars a dav, vpn but they kept on i growing wotse. Mv own nerves werclwhlrh ai -on edge" tha least thing put me jlustrate It "IM gull tion erly real qua of I the tlv ml difr. aaci wh the and met aix plu( BOYS ENTERTAIN GIRLS KINLUZnSLEY.

Th Llv Wire amp Trail Ranger entertained Ui of th Klndcrsley fli.IT. wn party In the Methodist liurrh on Wednesday. Fifty girls 'and boja were present and spent i most enjoyable tuns with competl- tlons and game until lunch was C'c. ml Mr. SSSi avs.raa; ffLstffu.

PALLING TREE; IS DEAD 1 ELFORT Joseph H. Hamit- ton, 16, ton of Mr. ana Mrs. J. Hamilton, of Maskinaw, waa hit by a falling tree an Tuesday afternoon, receiving Injuriee from which he died at Lady Mmto hospital at 1.40 o'clock Thursday morning.

The boy went over to tho farm of a neighbor on an errand foe his father. At the time of hie arrival Bud Finnegan, the farmer, wet in the woods, ntarby felling tree and had on partially chopped down, Ha warned young Hamilton to watch out as did not know which way th tree would fall. When th traa was finally chopped through, in fall, ing, it glancad off a limb and struck th boy on th head, frao-tunng h' skull. Medical aid waa at one summoned and th boy conveyed to Lady Mmto hospital at Melfort. WEEK OF CAMPAIGN NETS $700 FOR RED CROSS MELFORT; NAME OFFICERS MELFORT The Melfort branch of the Canadian Rpd Cross Society com mtneed their 1923-24 campaign for funds on Monday, October 29.

L'p date approximately 1700 has been In amongst the business houses In town. A house-to-houso canvass has yet to be made, and also a canvass of the country districts, Active work Is being carried on by tho local organisation and recently the society was called upon to al. leviate suffering In the lase of young widow who Is suffering from tuberculosis. Her immediate transportation to the sanatorium at Qu'Apjw-lle and the cost of treatment while there will be met from the funds of the Canadian Red Cross and Fvervwomans guild. Otficers elected for the year 1923-24 are as follows President, Ills Honor Judge H.

Tope, re-elected; vlce-piesldent, A E. Cairns; secretary, V. E. Warlow re-elected; treasurer, J. W.

L. Davies, re-elected, committee. Mes-dametfi (3. D. Weaver, N.

Bowes, Burton and U. Pritchard. K. Crawford, local lawyer, was also elet ted to serve on committee. WINNIPEG MAN FOR TRIAL ON ALLEGED CONVERSION OF $508; BAIL IS $4,000 YORKTON, Nov.

2. Tafleld Frank of Winnipeg, was this morning committed to take his 'trial at the next sitting of the court of Kings Bench on a charge of converting to his own use the Bum of 9 SOS. Ball was-al-lowed in the sum of 4,000. The case arose out of the purchase of threshing machine, tho sum involved having, It Is alleged, been handed over to Frank to pay, but which he did not do. LAND TRANSFER CASE IS DISMISSED AT YORKTON YORKTON--Chlef Justice Brown.

In a judgment' handed down November 1, dismissed the action brought by Kedoruk against Boiko. In this ease the plaintiff bupc! for reconveyance of a quarter section of land which he claimed was transferred and the agreement, which he alleged was assigned to the defendant for a cash consideration, was not The defendlvot along with one Pakosh, who were In business at Calder, were Indebted to Boiko for a large un of money and Boiko claimed that the assignment of the agreement under which there vas owing to Fedoruk the sum of ahoiC $1,600 was security for the debt of the partnership. It was also plalmed by the plaintiff that Fedoruk and Pakosh had made composition In bankruptcy and that Holko had received his pro-rata share in the distribution of the estate In bankrupts and that by reason thc.e of he could not hold the security which he had received. V. R.

Bmlth appeared for Boiko and Mr. Banks for Fedoruk. LIEN ACTION AWARDED PLAINTIFF AT YORKTON YORKTON Hla Honor Judge Rosa haa handed down judgment In the case of Dolg vs. Stehn et al, an action under a mechanics Hem his honor giving Judgment In favor of the plaintiff for hla claim with costs Tha plaintiff supplied a furnace and Installed a heating apparatus tn house that Stehn was building for John Kendel of McNutt. Kendei had paid Stehn In full for the house, which ln luded tha lnstal'atlon of the heating apparatus but Dolg filed a lien within thirty dnvs after tho In.

stallatlon of the furnace had been. rorrpbtid Kendel claimed that he i had moved Into the house and that jS rum-1 AT nna sva iou a i a ui w. i firaaivt 1 was quite familiar with Quebec con-I irritable to go anywhere. I often force. Very few people realise tho dltlona.

At a liquor store tn Valley- suffered from severe heart palplta-I terrible physical and mental tortuun field iri that province he stated ho'tlon and Indigestion. I could notoften caused hy a depletion of the made careful observations. He no- igiecp at night; I had an almost eon-Inervo-vital fluid, need six men continually coming and 'stant dull aching pain tn the back of I Tn such cases, what you need Is going. A rum runner was with his my neck and head, and frerruentlja a 'put more force Into your nervei amt family In a car at the front of thojxery disagreeable sense of fulness more Iron Into your blood. This 1 store.

These six men, going from in the front part of my head. I often best accomplished by the list- if car to sale counter and back, again, had severe pains across my backtNuxated Iron. This valuable product In thirty minutes carried fifteen hot-'which made me think I had kidney contains the principal chemical run- ties each. The family were moved trouble. I could not begin to describe stltuent of active living nerve fin over, ofie by one, till all spaces In jail the tortures and terrible pains, In a form which most pearlv re- the ca were filled.

Then the rum-1 which I endured. Isembles that In the nerve and brain runner drove away. In the afternoon Finally I went to a -doctor and told cell of man the performance was repeated by him my story. After studying mv It also contains organic Iron like the same men. Dr.

Bhearer went to case, he told nje I was the cans of the iron In your blond and like tho the sales clerk and asked how much my children's condition. He told me iron In spinach, lentils and apphs, he could buy. "One bottle, was theow the system only-manufactured This form of iron will not hlaUeng answer. "Is that all" "Two hot- so much nerve force, and that this nor Injure the teeth nor upset the house, the irmalnder of the purchase price was garnisheed und paid Into court, laulus receiving nothing. I'aulus, the accused, who whs represented by A.

O. F.ggertson, of Wynyard, was committed to stand trial at the foil sitting of the VVyn-yard court. A Bates, barrister of Iainlgan, appeared for the prosecution. The case Involves some fine points Of law and will be followed with Interest. LAW PRACTICE CHANGES HANDS AT STRASBOURG STRASBUIIG.

C. A. Colquhoun, who has been practicing law In Btrasburg for the past eight years, haa disposed nf Ills practice to Messrs. Blair, McNeel, Htewart and Peter of Regina, Alan A. Peters has already arrived In Btrasburg and Is making arrangements to take up hta permanent residence here.

The new firm Is composed of (3. F. Blair, who has been practicing lawr In the city of Regina sine 1910, and for the past ten years has been solicitor for tha city of Keglna. Alan A. Peters before being associated with his present firm carried on the practice of law at Rhlen, Bask.

Me. Peters will devote the whole of his time to the Btraaburg practice, but from time to time and as the occasion requires, th varjoua members of trfe firm will visit Strasburg. DAYSLAND HAS TOWER OF PISA ELEVATOR; WALLS SLIP FROM FOUNDATION than that7' "Well, i vital fluid of life was stored In the stomach. It Is an entirely different then." 'But I saw a nerve cells, much like electricity Is thing from metallic Iron which penman today, loading up with atoriS In a storage battery and is pie usually take. Nuxated Iron rnav bottles each time," ob- Just as quickly exhausted.

(therefore be termed both a blood "Oil, hut that wis He said my own highly nervous and a nerve food, explained the sales- condition had been a constant drain Over four million people are using jotl tho nerve farce of my children, Nuxated Iron annually, and from the government control nnd that the constant nervous stralnremarkably beneficial results which Quebec, stated Dr to which I had subjected them' had It has produced, the manufacturer the southein part of i wrecked their hlghlv sensitive nerrfee! so. certain of It efficacy that can see fine largo organisations. Later all this I. they guarantee satisfactory results houses which have found out to be true because after to every purchaser or thev will rc-been two years from the I regained my own nervous poise, fund your money. For sale by nil anfi revitalhed my worn out, ex-'druggist profits or booze.

ties. No more three bottles, here twice about ninety Jected Dr. Shearer. a bootlegger," man. This Is how works out In Shearer, and that province one barns and artistic Jiuilt the last its of booze.

HOUSE BIRDVIEW. dwelling houses Officer will elected and a membership drive committee appointed. Discuesionrwlll also take place on ttr advisability of forming a Community Club and hopes are entertained that a large gathering will present. best apples. 3 I ijear, criminal cases Rex, vs Edwin-1 ton; Rex vs.

Thomas Moore; Rex vs. Kisenberg; Rex. vs. Harry Herring-' ton; Rex s. Joseph Bklnack; Hex, vs.

Geo. Browrf. Civil cases Campbell vs. Fran- couer Engine Co; Kipling vs. Jaglt son Machines; Cowell s.

Jabkson Machines; Bierce vs. Render: Canada dank of Commerce vs. XV. G. Grain- YORKTON Judgment In favor of tho defendant Ohlinger was brought down by his honor Judge Ross In mechanics lien action brought against him by Dolg Dolg Installed a heating apparatus in a house which was being erected by Ohlinger and tt was admitted that a Hen was filed within thirty days after the last work had been done by Dolg under his contract.

The defence claimed that the work was done merely for the purpose cf reviving a lien that had lapsed and the Judge held that such work was of such a trivial nature and that the plaintiff had worked only for the purpose Enabling him to filo. tha lien. Mr. Doherty acte'd on behalf of the plaintiff and V. R.

Smith for the defendant. TO GET WINTER FASHIONS KINDERSLEY Mr. K. J. MacRae leaves for Toronto and New York on Saturday morning.

Mrs. MacRae ex-1 pecta to be back In Klndersley In plenty of time for the Christmas sea-1 son and will bring with her the very latest In Eastern winter fashions. 2 ELEVATOR MEN FINJSD FOR STEALING AIREDALE 1 Theft of an Airedale dog valued at $20. belonging to Hcinie Hayden. Kosthern.

Bask, cost N. Rradner and Wv Hantley. Saskatoon elevator workers fines of $10 each with cosls amounting to $33, Constable C. F. Yorke reported to Provincial police headquarters.

The men took the dog with them to Saskatoon, where they were arrested. On they pleaded guilty. turned, with contents carefully te-jnoved. The local young ladles' club, called the D.B., held their annual dance on Hallowe'en In the recently reno vated Unlqtte Theatre. The proceeds buUdfngvTpproprlatoly 'decorated rs Five rendered a hundred couple were present An attractive program of dancing, in Including a balloon and confetti wait.

The prize for the best waltx-lng was awarded to Miss Genevieve and Edward le May. The management of the Unique Theatre was host to the children of the town and district, thus winding up the celebration of the holiday, 8.8. CHILDREN HAPPY BIRDVIEW The SuAlay bchool children of 8t James parish celebrated Hallowe'en on Wednesday night with a party giving a short program and then held games. The teachers had provided a dainty lunch with candles, etc. Every youngster went home with a happy heart.

The lads of the town did their usual stunts In order that the day might not be forgotten. HOMEMAKERS STAGE BALL LESLIE The Leslie Home makers Club staged their annual Hallowe'en masqueradeaJl In the Leslie town hall. A large crowd assembled and enjojed the evening. Music was suppll by GTieElfrus orchestra. The Judges had a difficult time choosing the prize winners, who were Miss bt.

Josephsun, Miss R. I- Feeley, J. Gamble, 11. Kanjenberg and Mrs. T.

11. Olafsson; Cash prizes were given and after expenses had been met It Is expected that about $50 will go to Japanese relief fund. STREET BLOCKADfD LANIGAN Hallowe'en pasaaed off much as usual this year, several buildings being decorated with buggies and s.gns. Main Street was decorated with mowers, rakes, binders and every known agiicultural Implement. Tly) town mother, wives of the councillors, were at home, In the town hall, with a masquerade dance which was well patronised; many artistic costumes being worn A farewell party was also given for Miss Cunningham, by the C.G.I.T'..

as she Is leaving to complete her studii at Regina College. HOLD MASQUERADE PERDUE A large crowd attended the masquerade dance held In the Onyx theatre, Perdue, on Hallowe'en night. There was a largo display of fancy and comic costumes The ladies' fancy dress pitze was won hy Miss Bt Ktlly, representing a lady Of th French court. Abe Whit ten won the gent's fancy dres prize with a Mexican bandit costume. The comic prizes went to Miss Mack and Mr.

Bulick. The group prize went to Mr. and Mrs. Tom Harrison, dressed as Indians. MISCHIEF AT YORKTON YORKTON Hallowe'en passed off without considerable mischief being dono by the young members of th community although the police had their hands full during tho later hours of Wednesday evening when some of the bigger boys tried tholr hands at something mors than mere mischief.

The windows of stores and residences came in for soms attention and a liberal supply of soap was used to write messages, etc and this had the result of seeing a largo number of clean windows In town. After 10 30 o'clock the elder boys became much more rowdy and gave the police considerable work In clear-Ing sway the debris whieh was I scattered over thfl street. Barrels bed, and other th.ngs a of storage er. GRAND ENTERTAINMENT GIVEN BY ELKS AT P. STAGE MONSTER PARADE PRINCE ALBKRT An atmosphere of mirth and revelry pervaded lrlnce Albert on Hallowe'en The principal streets were thronged with eager crowds to witness the monster parade that was being organised by the local fraternity of the Elks.

Exalted Ruler, Jhn A. Farmer, mounted on horseback led the procession, being preceded by q. boy on a Shetland pony and accompanied by six outriders. The procession was one long scream and called forth the laughter and the applause of the Immense crowds. There were no fewer than three bands: First came the Elks' brass band numbering sixteen players; then the notorious Wang Doodle band of thirty pieces, and last cam a merry qulnteette of nigger minstrels.

Two Imposing floats formed In the procession, Don France's being that of a negro family; and that of Roy Taylor, Prince Albert's popular baker, bearing the legend "The biggest loafer In Pilnce Albert." The well-known steeds "Bpark Plug," "Zev" and "Papyrus," not to mention the Elks own goat, were also In the parade, while Lord and Lady Kumfrew beamed on the crowd from their carriage and pair! The parade proceeded to the Armory where It was estimated that fully a thousand persons In f.inrv dres costume were assembled. The Judges had no easy task to perform, but their decisions were well received. Every possible provision was made AT SASK. C. W.

REGINA New wheat pool contract gomplete with waiver wereeceived at the headquarter of theBakatehewan Co-operative Wheat Producers, Limited, Thursday, from the Saskatoon and Moosomln constituencies. Although the drive Is atlll In process of being oiganlsed new contracts and waivers are being sent in every day In small tsimhers from various parts of the province and officials regard this SHORTAGE The shortage of has become so acute In Blrdview that E. Hahn Is having tha under part of his ball built Into two dwelling fyiartment. Both arc already bentod. DAYSLAND, Alta.

The Quskcr Oats elevator at Daysland haa bean pulled down, and tho foundation laid ready for the now building. W. Dow-ler, superintendent of the company, and Mr. Bird, chief millwright came respects surpassed last year's from Saskatoon to superintend the i venture of the Elks, was voted one operations after the aeeident when 1 of the most successful social func-the north and east walls slipped from tlons ever held In Prince 'Albert. their foundation without warning A.

I W. Garbs had Just unloaded a tank of wheat. Manager H. V. Black was ASSAULTS AGAINST WOMEN ther aleo, but neither was Injured i The elevator waa about one-tlfml full at the time, and a large amount of this was forced through tho buret- I Ing walls.

Several ears have been loaded with this. The elevator did Fines for assault as Imposed by Saskatchewan Justices of the peace show a graduated scale. Three cases for the enjoyment of thi guests, all of whom expressed praise to the Elks for the lavish way In which the evening entertainment had been organised. The dance, which in many gieat A dure Keliet ior Women's Disorders in nave FREE Orange Lily Is certain relief for all disci ders of women. It Is appaed locally and 1 abwxbed into tn suffering Gskue.

Tha dead waste matter in the non-gested region Is expelled, giving umi. ediute mt-ptai and physical relief; th blood vessel and nerves are toned and aliengineu-id, and tile cu dilution is lendeied to nounab As this ticatment 1 based on ktuctly acientific punuple-Hid hds on the actual li, cation oi uieudMi, it caanot help but do good In all foim of female Roubles Including delayed and painful mensti uation, leucorrhoea, fading of the womb, etc. Price $2.00 per box. which is ufticient tor one month treatment A fiee Trial Treatment enough for JO days, worth 75c, will be sent riee to pny suffering woman who will send me her addiesa. in close 4 stamps and address Mrs.

Lydm XV Lndd, Windsor, Ont. SOLD BY LEADING DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE rot stat unf nui; ago Vic! the buf bat rut by thd con bet the 1 are toU Ins on of I ten nor yet I tha den det the we) mu tha ber 1 tha len ted Jud tun fall red dut lf I I Gi 35- I i not 'collapse, but stood loaning )- which Judgment was given this wards the tracks and la now dub- as reported are: Holdfast Arthur Walker, farmer of this district, pleaded guilty to a charge of assaulting Mrs. Gotllp Walker by striking her. A. J.

Fahl-man, Justice of the peace, Imposed a fine of $16 and costs. Preeeevllle Convicted by Fred Strand, Justice of the peace, Nathan Returns of a tag dav S(lt preeeevllle, merchait, was held tn Wilkie on Saturday. October flnP(1 $5 and cost, for assauU'nK Kre 27. have Just bean completed and da stUl( hla daughter. $60 will be donated to the Japanese Meachan Admilting a charge of Relief Fundr" In response to the ap- common assault preferred by Steve peal of the Red Cross the local starlh, John Manek, Meaoham form churches made a Joint effort and but) laborer, was fined $20 and costs.

for unfavorable weather the amount, a might easily have been Increased by doubl. bed "Daysland a Tower of Fiaa." $600 FOR JAP RELIEF FROM WILKIE TAG DAY CONTRACTS FOR WAIVERS 4 CORRESPONDENT IS BACK KINTHpRSLEY. W. Henderson, th local correspondent for The Star, has returned to town after putting In 46 day with Mos Johnson a threshing outfit "Hendy reports crops generally good throughout the district but a lot of fro7en grain In th low lying land. There Is still a lot of threshing to he done in the district and the few outfits which are! still running are being kept lijgv.

ft STOMACH BAD! INDIGESTION Chew a fee Pleasant Tablets, Instant Stomach Relief I i I M-m-m-m! Roast apples, apple pies, apple sauce, eating apples-They are all O.K. if you use Canadas O.K. as a healthy Indication that the effort to secure contract covering more than 60 per cent, of the wheat acreage in the province will succeed. George F. Edwards of Marklnch, a 'director of the pool, left the city today for Xeudorf to conduct orgams-! ation work In the Pheasant Hills con- HADIBSON' The weather has atituency.

He will address meetings be uniformly fine during the past jut Dubur Friday and at Melville Sat-I week with cold winds on Sunday and Trrd.iy. After that Mr Edward will Monday All the threshing Is com-at'end to the organisation of the pool pleted In the district, buk owing to drive for (oniract and waivers inlshoitago of cars the elevators are the Moosomln, AVolseley, South Qu'- full and only a small percentage of Appelle Milestone, Francis, Pipe- the grain has been marketed. There om. th building had been fully pleted more than thirty days bi fore Men had been Mod. anfcconveved to the mors busy seethe Rons of the town and placed in o- middle of the road or sUV-walk.

A few gates were removed from thdr rightful positions and soma Urge plunks were placed in trees. Several residents found their cars missing, the having gone to the trouble of removing th'n from their parking places to some distant point. The one piece of nilsohlef which caused the mbit trouble was the removal of the manure from around tho fire hydrants. CLUBS JOIN IN PARTY DAYSLAND. Alta.

The masquerade party given by th Tuxt end C.GI.T. In the school wis a most enjoyable affair. The great varlet'y of costumes made real work for the Juices in giving their decision. Tht prizewinners were: Girls, Marl in Matthews, Helen Anderson and Badlo Gordon; boys, Clifford Black and George Scliade, Mr. M.

Ing and Mr. J. F. Barker did the honor at eating time. WILL HAVE LONGER JAIL TERM IF HE DOESNT PAY is too much frost in the grqund for ploughing ami but little fall ploughing haa been done.

SMOKING NOW TABOOED IN MELFORT P. TWO FIRES MELFORT Careless smokers were the cause of "two small fire at the post office on Tuesday The first when someone flipped a ghifd match behind radiator, setting fire to some wasle paper. Borne time later the large the office removed from their plant stone, Canmngton, Souris, Weyburn and Bengough constituencies. 1 "In some of these constituencies chairmen in charge of the previous campaign have intimated their wiipngriess to cre In a simlar capacity again," said Edwards, i "while In other new ebAtrmen have 1 been appointed, as the pievlou hair-men are unable to spare the time to the new work. Four canvassers will comb each township for new contracts and waiver and six or eight meetings will be staged in each of the constituencies.

I 1 waste-I paper basket, provided for tereption of all waste, and wh'di wn full of paper, burst Into Dames. and It required the servhea of an extinguish! to subdue the blaze. A a result, smok.ng in and around the vost office premise I more thin GROWN, PICKED, GRADED, PACKED AND 8H1PPED BY The AssociatecLGrowcrs of British Columbia limited ASKS S.T.A. APPEAL The moment Papes D.apepsin leaches the stomach nil il. stress goes Lumps of Indigestion.

heart-, Caldwell Blsinlesed A charge against burn, sourniss fullness, flatulence, s. Duffy cf being in possession of palpitation, vanish. liquor for the purpose of sale or Ease your stomach now Correct 1 Uu ter. Ulilef of Police Anderson digestion and acidity for a few; who appeared for tne Ba-katyhe wan I'-nt. Druggist sell millions of pack-1 Liquor Commission, ake 14iv to Whl.h Was grai ted.

York ton. Justice of the Peace etfer stiktly tahoo, and the j5os- iffice (jretaker so the rule will bo i A rt. Oaferslng to a eerie cf fraud through chei ka, J. W. L.

Beaudettc, Willow Bunch, Bank, Insurance man, was sentenced to five 'terms of six months Imprisonment with an ddl-j tonal two month In each case unless i restitution lr made and court costs 1.1 bald. rh Mv nfir V..