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LEGAL
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praetors la tae Maritime ()cart, eta PrITato
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(IHARLES OARROW. LL.D., BAR-
ItIST 1t, attsrsoy. sslbltsr, oto. Gods
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AUCTIONEER.
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INSURANCE, LOANS. RTC.
p20,000 waa``' .0Duito.
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Jury 's Verdict Asks
For Governmenf Probe
Fifth Session of Wreck Inquiry Concluded on Saturday -
Many Recommendations Made by Jury A/fer
T?bo and Hall Hours' Deliberation -
Heavy Traffic Done Here
After the testimony of lirewitnenws i with the ace p:uryiog and most la -
bad been heard, the inquiry into the navigable loss of life.
death of the wreck victims, which has leo would recommend that the Gov -
been in progress since November 13th, ' ernment be asked to issue • commis -
concluded last Saturday, making the sion of emuiry, to include the above
unattere, also the queetionn of.con-
'traction, power, equipment, in.pec-
tton. loading, manning stud life-saving
fifth session. The Ove r -anions were
November 13th, 21et and 'Etch and Dec-
ember 1st and 13th. Coroner blunter
presided at each ets:ieu ; Crown Amor- appliances on lake freighter,.
uey Stager conducted the taking of the it's wish to add that it appeals in
evidence, nottl►el'as•dian Mercantile evidence before us, and during the
Marine Assoeietion was repreeented progenies of this Inquest, that a steel
by Mr. J. L. Killoran. freighter in clear and not excessively
The inquest adjourned on Saturday heavy weather approached Gnderich
about 3.:11 p.m. and the jury took and remained out►ttle for several hours,
about two and one-half bouts to bring de.iring to enter, bot oveicg to dim -
in their verdict. It was: - ruttier elect would be reteoved by its
V. find that Thomas Stone came to completion, as suggested above, was
obliged to leave aryl on for protection
across the like to an rfllcieutly equip-
ped harbor there.
We regret that it is so difficult in
disasters of this n:ature to identify the
bodice; of the loot. and we recommend
that a more ancient and stringent
method be scholia( d by vessel owners
to keep • proper list of all persona on
their vesicle.
rhe Jury wan composed of Messrs.
J. W. Santee' (foreman). Was. T. Jen-
nings, Isaac Salkeld, Harry Salkeld,
Rosiest Andrew', George, Andrews,
Itolert \I Ilwain and Chris. John-
ston.
TUE EVIDENCE.
At the lot sersiun the principal
evidence hinged up.m the testimony
of the captains of the two boat', Tur-
ret Capeand-J. A. McKee, which were
both over 44 hours late arriving here
on Tuesday, December 0 h, in conse-
quence of the second big storm on the
preceding Sunday.
Cap'. Reginald Bassett, je., of the
Mesmer McKee was called. 11e write]
*at he carpe down the 1 ike on Sun-
day, December 7th, and could not see
this h arbor, no turned and tried Sind
Beach. Ar he could not get in there.
he went down to Sarnia. Ile held
that the breakwater sbould be made
higber and the intervening basin
sIotld be eularged and deepened.
Witness said it was only • question
of money to snake Goderich a harbor
of refuge. At the present time be con-
sidered the breakwater no use to the
harbor when a northwest wind was
Wowing.
Capt. P. D. McCarthy, of the Turret
(',pe, whose res.*" was also 48 hours
late getting here on Tuesday. was the
gerund witness examined. On account
of Sunday's stoma he eh sped a course
from Thunder Bay to Sand Beaeb. lie
said the snow was . had he could not
stand it but steers l fur the 8r. ('lair
river. He kept out in deep water to
avoid running ashore. "There was
no harbor on the hake be could enter
in a bad snow storm," be said. Under
the condition., it was the safest to
make for the river. thou -Oat the
Sailor.
Goderich was not a sate harbor to
enter in a storm. It was not proper-
ly equipped. Tbere were many things
which should be done. «intended the
m•riner.
"Te gavernment hasspent so much
money. it would be folly to go other
places to make a good hat bee,' argued
('apt. AfeCAri hy.
Ile said toe breakwater ehoul.l be
completed now and the opening 1e-
tween Ibe pieta made wider-. Ile held
that them tin light on the hill should
be made into a red and white fl fah
light to distingui-h it from the town
lights.
It's no goal at *11," raid the wit-
ness, when asked about the fog signal.
••When 1 ere the .Impreveurente
made all over the lakes. there tee.ta
to 1e very little. done here for the
amount of baldness which is done
herr," concluded Capt. McCarthy.
Capt. Edward Robinson, of the
sterner 0. R. Crowe, OVA a son of
t'. t. Win. Robinson, the present
11 thous* keeper, testified that Goulr-
eb was not in an sense a harbor of
rearm, but he thought it could be
made as good as the ports en Like
Itrie. The suggestion as made by
Capt. McCarthy. witness considered
were necessary. Ile hell tbet the
harbor here was not rquipped as
other places. if these improvements
were mode. (hie harbor would be a
fairly good harbor. he thought.
Oap'.Frank Johnston..of the. steam-
er S. N. Parent, raid list Goderich
jp relive at all. In
the pre.rn eon inn br ditlergbl' elm
harbor here was useless.
••You might he able lapel isle (lode -
tick in • .term." said the crown at-
torney, laying eters. op the "might.'
his death by drowning in Like Huron
by Ihe wrecking of the steel freighter
John A. Stellate. on the t)tb or 10th of
November, 1913, caused by a atone
of unusual vrlocisy item the north-
east shifting to Northwest at:.nnpwn-
fed by snow ; the atom traching the
upper part of lake Huron et about 2
p.m.
The evidence produced before us
ghee to show the following facts:
Mot this stores wrecked the following
,lc.I freIghtera on Lake Hui oo:
Steamers Price. Regina, J. A. 91cGean.
1Vrzford, Carruthrra, Argue. 11ydrus
and Scut.
That the lose. in lives will 191 and in
pr)perty 112,51I0,I1111. That the steel
freighter -WVg sfw+d left ben dock at
-.Sault St. Marie, Coterie., easily Satin -
day morning, the ftth of November.
bound for Godeiich, and some of the
other freighters which were lost lei the
ricer S•. Cher on the morning of the
9.h of November. Tbat storm signal
were ordered up on ?Lid ay montane,
76huf Novemler, and wane Least dis-
played until the morning ef the Itch
of November. such signals indicating
a heavy gale from the northwest.
That a btorm ef severity occurred on
the night of the 7th and during
put of the 8 h of November but
abated to shout. 1.; miles an hour on
the 1$b. That early on the morning
(I the nth of November the barometer
was rising, indicating clearing weath-
er. That relying on the barometric
indication and his (ur. observation of
the probabilities Capt. Stephen of the
steel freighter Kaministepee left (lode -
rich harbor upward bound on the
morning et the 9th of November. meet-
ing the Wexford at .about 1lt.311 the
mine morning *bout 30 mules north-
west of (ioderich making good weath-
er.
It is prohaWe that lie vessels hum
t he 8r. Clair s icer alto acted upon hero-
melsic indication,. and upon the fact
that the stem had apparently passel,
and so disregarded the storm signal
still being displayed from the 7tb.
A represrntativeof the Meteorologi-
cal department at Toronto stated in
his evidence that it was well known
to that department at las.:p) p. m.
on the 8:b of November that a storm
n[ uouaual velocity was about to na: b
Lake Huron almost immediately. but
no intimation of thin was sent out, re-
liance being placed on the co flouts'
display of the storm signal put up on
the 7th and continua d up as above
st a ted.
It in probable that had the knowl-
edge possessed by the weather bureau
at 10.3.) p.m. on tbe 8, h of November
been pent Out by telephone for hail
wireless means leen available or to
doing) at least some of those vessels
would have been prevented front go-
ing out into the storm then impend-
ing.
Considering the appalling lows of lore
and property on that occasion ; that
Goderich is nominally a h4rlsor of
refuge and the Only available harbor
as such on Ihe east side of the lake.
which vessels can have recourse in
strew of weather, and that if complet•
rd stud equipped 4s a harbor of refuge,
as are all such harbors in the roiled
!Mates porta. some nt the said vessels
might have found afety in it.
Ortn•ideiing the vast amount of lake
trafRc along this part of Like Huron
exceeding (as we are informed) that
elsewhere on any part of the lireat
Lakes; and that I:oderich is the second
largest grain receiving port on the
upper lake.: and considering all the
circumstances appearing before or, we
strongly recommend and believe that
the Government should witbout delay
and at any coat compete and equip
Oodericb hlMwor as a mobfwillitar
refuge ;first, by fully °empleting the
break well now begun : Pernod. by in-
stalling up-to-date lights and ■ tog
signal at the entrance of the break•
wall. the present fog whi. Ile being %S-
teely) inadequate in character, in
.gnlpment, being Irtprcpeily placed
and of no value whatever; third, by
dredging to tbe eeo►msry depth the
outbid* basin formed by the break -
well so that ships may have some sea -
room after the stress of .nterieg
to mano*evts sod steady themselves
before trying to enter the pier,.
Without thew neo.erary •dd,l1 toe*
Onderieh harbor will not withstand
the expenditere on it already made as
a harbor of refuge will continue to be
no real harbor of refuge affording, we-
ce.sary shelter for shipplog : while It le
shown before ase by the evidence of
mostezprrleneod and abbe mtoter neer-
Intro oe the bakre that. if equipped ae
• harbors of refuge. on the United
Stale, ride are. Oode' ieh will ire c hat-
ter available as a refuge
we et her shipping
in any ordinary y
fresh
which Towels ate accustomed to seek
shelter.
Ws are also of the opinion that
had
there been wit Awe eeqq pm
he
vessel* and on hi ed,i cl being tint
heights of Ooderleht, h R lthe
hinbeet point m n this chore of
Lek* Hato*. news of the approach.
log sores keewn to the weath-
er harems at 10.110 p. as. on thw
Sib of November weld, accordion to
the 4mi/eeee. have been seat to vestals
whether ow lake or M harbor and mo.
*hied these 10 either retoolssd Is her.
her as to have sought ebelar. 1. Ilene
N have saved them from des$reethio
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The Leslie(
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aid Embalmers
Ordeat alfa Mum Welt de tier.
"Yes, If you were fool enough to try
an,werrd the witness.
Mr. G. L. Parsons, supe) intendent
of the Goderich $levator & Tren.it
Mteetlfled that about 11,101,009
is of grain were bundled hen
yearly. Ile said (lodrtich 'stood sec -
odd in gloss receipts and first in do-
mestic business of upper lake ports
"rif.n, the port of Midland, came
first," he said.
Ile said that his firm has handled
8,400,000 hurlaele and the Western
Canada, Flour Milia lha. bad handled
about 3,0I10.(L4) this year, makinga
total of 11.500.000 bushel's hanled
through tbe port of Oodericb.
CORONER'S REMARKS
Coroner Hunter summed up the
evidence and then stated that the in -
(nest had been called to find out how,
and by what means Thomas Stone.
fliemao of the steamer McOean over
whose body the Inquest has been held,
came to bI. death. '•l'nfortunately"
he said, "then was not a survivor
left to tell the tale." Ile thought the
mown attorney bad put all the evi-
dence possible before the jury.
lIe said Oodericb had been known
nominally as a -harbor of refuge and
that all the mariners examined as wit-
nesses did not consider it such and
were of Ibe opinion that the Improve-
ments too ld be repidlyg completed.
Ile ?wondered a wireless telegraph
appatatus here would be very useful.
Ile bold that it was unfortunate that
Canadian vessel owners did not keep
better t.t.h on 1 he crew list as the
United Staten boat owners dirt. Ile
raid this was illustrated by the fact
that only five holies were identified
Out of 17 bodies recovered from Can-
adian vessels.
FORMER BANKER SHOT
He Was Manager of Plum Coulee Branch
of the Bank of Montreal
Mr.- H. M. Arnold, the murdered
Bank of Montreal manager at Plum
Couke, Manitoba, oaf at one time
connected with the Goderich branch
of the Bank of Montreal, leaving here
twelve yrars ago.
He was born ir. Sasser, New Bruna-
wick, and during his residence in
Goderich made a boat of Itiend.. He
was an Anglican and an active mem-
ber of that denomination. Hix year,
ago he married his first wife, Miss
tVehatrr, a daughter of tbe collector
of customs at Belleville. After two
years of married life lie lost, his wife
and d d not marry again till • year
ago when be led Mims Glace Todd, of
Winnipeg, to the salter. He wan well
liked and respected. "He was one of
the cleanest living chaps I knew," was
the opinion expressed by one of the de-
ceased's old managers. A son of
M. jor Antold, of Sussex, be was clrne-
ly related to General Williams, of
'Kars fame. Besides his tuber nod
mother and one sister in Susscx, he
leaves a brother, also a Winker, to
survive him. At various tiniest be
was • member of the Bank of Mon-
treal branches id Ilamiltsn. Goderich,
Picton, Ht. Johns and St. John, taking
up the sub -agency at Plum Coulee in
May, 1912.
Although vsveral days have elapsed
since the Bank of Montreal at Plum
Coulee was routed and Manager
Arnold killed. the desperados who per-
petrated the crirne have not yet been
apprehended. The belief still exists
that the men are hiding in Winnipeg
or vicinity, and the search for Jack
Krafchenko, inspected by the police, is
kept up. Officers of the Winnipeg
morality department turned out at
twa o'clock Saturday morning and
searched the resorts in Tran,cone, but
found nothing. Krafchenko has many
friends in Winnipeg, who, it is believ-
ed, would conceal his presenc u. An-
other rumor is to the effect that two
men anaweliug to the description of
the suspects were seen near St. ('laude
a day or two atter the murder.
A despatch in the daily papers
later says that John Krafchenko, for
whom a warrant is out in connection
with the murder of Mr. M. M. Arnold,
manager of the Bank of Montreal at
Plum Coulee last week, was arrested
Wednesday ntort:ing in a house on
College *vent*, Winnipeg, and taken
to the police station.
Krafchenko was eaptmed without
blocdshed. The police received a lip
Hutt be was within the place, and
forty of them surrounded the house
early Wednesday forenoon and effect-
ed the arrest without difficulty. Kraf-
rheltko wan taken to the police station
in an automobile, which also contained
the chief and deputy chief. He made
no resistance. - -
Rheumatism, Lumbago
and Lame Back
can be cured by the great fruit. kidney
and liver remedy,
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Brantb,Vd. Met* A• ta.13, 1911,
Your medicine, Fig Pills, has worked
wonders for Inc. The rbeumatic pains
have entirely left me and f owe every-
thing to your remedy. You are at
liberty to publish lbt-.
11. II. GAMMA!.
At all dealers 25 and 50 emits or
mailed b The Fig Pell Co.. St. Thome.,
Ont. Soi In Godeticb by K. R. Wilde
Druggist.
Demonstration Cows
Ar. your dalty cows making good
profits. It in neces.ary to find Our,
for st the femoro National Dairy
show held in (:Merggeer the last week In
October, the an oriel.. had gathered
sine demonstrn on cows to prove tot
we thing how way It to is lose good
money feeling poor rows. All feed
was weighed, all the milk wan weighed
and tested, the results of each day
were placa.tde.l in bold figures above
each cow. Those two furnish the ex
tremes for one day. A erten-year-ohs
grade Jersey consuming al eaten
worth of feed produced only 13 rents
worth of fat. This mews that she
Incurred es aloof eight rents for that
am that the ford coat of one pound
et EA wee iS emits. that the feed cost
*1100 pomade of milk was SS 38, and
Not for every dollar's worth of feed
glees to her ebe yielded oely Rl rests
worth of product.
Claw to her was • Noes -year-old
Oweettwy that on the tame day ems
stoned only fit coots worth of bed;
but settee what sbe did with N. *be
proldes4 two sod a q. ter oaf
t watt* Wi mods *swig ,fpMq
11'tttf ta►AY. Dec. Is. 191E 1
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AcCal1's
Patterns
l D 'M ILLAR u SON
Perrin
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Lasi Call for Christmas Shopping
The last few days have arrived for Christmas Shopping and
although the busy days of the last few weeks have cleared many of
the most desirable Gift Goods, a splendid selection of all that is ap-
propriate still remains.
Christmas Table Linens Fancy Linen
Special display this week of all Fancy Linens of which you will find excep-
tional values, parts ularly in Table Liners Sets which are so popular as Christmas
Gifts. Imported direct from "Old Ireland," newest designs,
Cloths 2121 yards and one dozen 23 -inch Napkins W match 36.00, 50.50 to 515.00 a net.
Fancy Bedroom Towels
Beautiful assortment of the Famous Old
Bleach tlgured Huck Towels in rich designs, hem-
stitched or scalloped end. Per pair 51.00,
to 52.50.
Lunch Sets
One of our special Lunch Bets consisting of
one round scalloped Lunch Cloth and one -ball
dozen scalloped Napkins to match. The set
53.28.
Gloves Gloves
All nizely boxed with greeting
card to enclose. Alt "Perrin's cele-
brated Gloves...
Adonis rral Kid Glo:es, all color', per pair
51.00.
EdlanLyne real Kid Gloves, per pair. 51.45
Cape Glover, black tae, grey, ser pair 51.00
Fut-lined Gloves and Milts. Children's Kit'.
Gloves, per pair 75o.
Fancy Scarfs
Exceptional variety of fancy beaded Scarfs In
.11 the newest designs, nicely boxed. From
51.25 each.
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Handkerchiefs
Handkerchiefs in endless variety to suit all
tastes at from 3o each to 51.00.
For ladle*, gents and children.
Shawls Shawls
tVbat would be more appreciated than a nice
shawl for an elderly lady. We have the kird
that the old folks like to wear. From 51.00
each.
Neckwear Neckwear
Handwrite showing of the daintest Neckwear
in the latest creations. From 250.
Hand Bags Hand Bags
No more useful gift thaw a nice Hand Bag. We
bave collected together the hest styles ever shown
to town in a design to suit al tastes. Froin 250
to 55.00.
Dolls Teddy Bears
We have not forgotten the little folks.
Smartly dressed Dolls and cunning Teddy Beare
which will delight and Amuse the kiidies. From
25o to 52.00 each.
Special values in ladies' Coats for the remainder of the year. ' If you have any
coat buying to do now is your golden opportunity, not many left but. every one
must be sold.
McCall's Patterns McCall's Quarterly McCall's Aagazine
Please shop in the morning it possible
rbsee 56 Miller's Scotch Store ibm 54
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lltlle tt
A profit of lee cents. Her pound of fat!
cost under 11 cents to produce. while
every dollar's worth of feed gave three
dollars' worth of product.
It has been desuo,stratsd to Cana-
dian farmers over and over again that
similar conditions exist In each prov-
ince. Juet as soon as the keeping of
dairy records becomes general. the
profits from feeding cows may be.ex-
pected to increase rapidly. The dais
division, Ottawa, gladly ruppliei feed
record forms and a heel reword book ;
apply for them today, and make sure,
by systematic res, that each cow
in your herd makes a good profit on
her year's work.
-Read every adv. :in The Signal
this week. O II
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