KtfcMAlL
BOUNDARY
TO
Vessels
Have
Been
Overhauled
at
Victoria
Preparatory
lo
Summer
Work.
Ml
TOIUA.
April
The
wtialhiK
Heel
it
I
expi-eled
will
"I'l
nwny
from
here
wilhin'u
few
lays
for
Ihe
Million
ill
Nmleii
'Ihi
,
r
mid
lloxe
Harbor
on
Ihn
'Jiiitii
Chnrlolle
and
Kyiii(uol
oti
Vunromer
Nland
where
Ihey
will
''milium-
In
operate
IhroiiiihnMl
'lie
Kiiiiiuier.
The
eel
Hlacl;,
"iren,
lllue,
Orion,
William
'riinl
and
St.
Lawrence
uml
Ihe
lender
Orey
have
all
been
taken
l
of
wider
nild
Ihoioiinhly
'erhniilei
al
the
Vlcloria
Machinery
l)e
ml
.
DOISY
REACHES
BENDAR
ABBAS
ON
FLIGHT
TO
EAST
PAIIIS.
Ai.ril
S'J.
Lieiil.
I
""isy,
Iho
Inlrepid
French
air
'iii
whose
fliulil
in
llie
Fiir
F.asl
'
being
walehed
with
iiilciffl,
icaclied
Ilcndiir
Ablms
on
Ihe
lcr(Hii
(luir
yenlerdiiy.
He
wn
lien
but
n
day's
flight
away
from
"'P
1'rllhh
flyer,
Stunrl
Muo-
'neii,
who
Hlttiteil
a
inonui
u!'
ad
f
litm.
f
i
P.
H.
Th
Latest
In
Restaurant.
FISH
:
MARKET
BOSTON
GRILL
Prime
Baby
Beef,
Lamb,
Fresh
Pork,
Fowls
and
Chicken.
Fresh
Fish,
clc,
Third
Avenue.
Fresh
Home-Made
"Sausage
Best
of
Food
Good
Service.
Dai
If.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Private
Boxes
for
Parly
Use.
Phone
671.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
"Take
Her
to
The
Boston."
VOI,
XIV,,
NO,
i
01
PHIXCK
HL'PKKTy
H.U.,
TL
F.SPAV,
APH.IL
20,
i2'i.
VMUrtfir't
Circulation
1633
Strtit
!
B3S
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
-
.
'
"',.,
'libra,.-itn
-
v
.
KKl
I
AIM
HAS
HUdh
SUOTLUS
rOK
THE
YEAR
FRENCH
FLYER
FAST
OVERTAKING
BRITISHER:
MARTIN
STUCK
AT
CHIGNIK
British
Labor
Government
is
Opposed
to
Empire
Preference
has
Huge
Surplus
Toward
Debt
LONDON,
April
".
Philip
Hnowdoii,
rliaiircllor
of
the
ex-'
i'-iiiht
pri'scnling
In-
budget
In
the
House
nf
Uonmiim
today
i
.
k
iln
ti.i
r...i..'.ii
iiiimiiiiiiii
iiri'ii'ri'iii-i'
nr..
i
hit
v
of
llie
F.mpire
would
he
lie-t
M-ned
in
the
long
run
by
ui
leui
of
tariffs."
Hi;
added,
however,
Ihal
llie
late
govern-!
I
ilnili?i
In
Kiiliinil
Ihe
tire
fereiire
iiriilMioaK
In
tin
House
,i
U
minion
wouiu
ic
niiiiiieu
10
i
lie
iniicsi
extent.
ll
win
mil
jirojxiM-d
lo
ask
ParliniiKMil
In
abolili
IIm'
preference
now
1n
force
but
the
Labor
liotcriimi'iil
reserved
Hit
full
liberty
In
propose
whenever
II
J,ntl
il
evpdieiil
lo
reduce
r
aiioii-n
all
Minn
ot
preference
now
k
raiill.
Mr.
Suowdon
said
a
surplus
Iliad
been
realized
of
18,320.000
mi
last
year'
account
and
that
the
said
surplus
hud
gone
lo
rc-
jdure
llir
ualiona!
di'bl.
"
'
'
,
.
toder
the
new
budget
the
Mc-,.HI
S'J.
The
lrii.li
..
mu
...
,
,,,,
government
lis
sent)
II..
HnlLh
-h.uial
m
.,
.MDI
AVcn
i
.
.
r
i
nil
n
n
i
i
rip
i
ri
111
rii
wi..
inu
u
m
i
ii
in-a.
in
iiarviv
inii.iin
iiii
tn
:
dury
ertiele
of
the
y
I
li
Irraiy.
under
which
,
l!:dh
government
would
ween
Pinter
and
the
Free
South
and
East
Recently
1
nv
a
llulilm
(leM)alrh
to
n.n.
Haiif"
Mail.
BE
DEFINED
It
ss
Provided
for
by
Treaty
li
.X.
KSH
ROnNDARY
i
TO
BE
SETTLED
hi
oo
io
Lamm
ki
an
as
frv-
vlded
by
Treaty
With
Great
Britain
I.O.ON.
April
'."J.
l.lonial
1
ary
'riimiiat
aniioiiiu'ed
in
I:
1
1
h
iii
i
nf
I
l.iitiiiiiin
lniliiv
I
till
L
::n
fi'Hleinriil
by
agreenieiil
i:
!lble
in
reaard
I"
'he
nulary
be
I
ween
northern
and
uMiem
Ireland,
it
must
be
de-iiiiiied
In
iiieorihinee
wjih
Hie
Al'f..
I
i.
i.
i..
...i.im.
i...
'
fur
Mm
rliililii.1iuiriil
of
11
III
'II
llllfl
k.F
...
I..
...
1
-
i
....
j
1UIIIIIII0.IVI''
HllrtLlllU
rLLLl
1U
SAIL
NORTH
SOON
IN
CITY
JUST
NOW
..ulh
and
east
looktnjr
for
wirk
in
lhi
district.
Al
Ihe
present
lime
then
un
Mime
I0l
name
realslentl
on
Ihe
list
of
uiiem-plnyrd
al
the
loeut
labor
bureau.
Iiidulries
In
Ihe
district
seem
lo
be
slow
in
openini;
up
Ibis
prim:
but
if
is
hoped
that
within
Iho
next
two
or
three
weeks
all
Ihe
men
now
out
of
jobs
will
have
lieen
placed.
Toiiixht
eivhl
men
are
being
sent
liy
the
bun
au
lo
lluckley
Bay.
VANDERHOOF
ASKING
FOR
LARGE
STATION
Board
of
Trade
at
Interior
Farm
Inn
Centre
Takes
Quick
Action
Following
Fire
VANHP.IUIOOP.
April
i!U.
meet
lug
of
Ihe
executive
committer
of
the
Yaiiilerhoof
ItoiOd
of
Trade
was
held
for
llie
pur
pose
of
diseiissiiiK
Ihe
situation
which
ha
arisen
Ihmugh
the
burning
id
Ihe
depot
on
April
SI.
After
u
thorough
discussion
on
Hie
mailer
llie
secretary
was
iu-slrucled
In
write
at
once
lo
I.
A,'
McPhcrson,
superintendent,
al
Prince
lltipcrl,
reeommeiidlng
Mint
a
second
class
slaliou
b')
liuilt
at
once,
on
Ihe
north
lde
or
the
railway
truck,
mentioning
(he
fuel
thai
Hon.
Frank
Carvell,
chairman
of
Ihe
board
of
railway
rouiiuissionei,
when
id
Yander-hoor,
said
Ihe
slntlon
was
on
Ihe
wrong
side
"or
the
I
ruck.
Ample
warehouse
facilities
are
also
being
asked
for,
NEWTNiTWoWoCK
Lighthouse
Tender
to
Have
New
Propellor
Installed
at
The
goernmeul
lighthouse
LIEUT.
MCLEOD
LEFT
ON
TRAIN
lit
Now
on
Way
to
Fort
Fraser
to
Inspect
Fraser
Lake
Landing
Site
For
Flyers
COMES
HERE
LATER
Hatetton
Will
Provide
Emergency
Station
In
Case
of
Need
VA.NC.OfVF.lt,
April
SO.-
Flight
Lieutenant
Karl
McLeod
of
the
Vancouver
unit
of
the
(loyal
Canadian
air
for?e
left
lal
night
oxer
the
Canadian
National
Hatlway
for
Jasper
en
roule
for
Fori
Prater
and
Prince
1
1
u
port
to
in.
spett
the
air
harlHiH
and
et)uii
men
I
hpeewrf
tot
hf
Ilrlllrli
world
flyern
when
paiti
aernf
northern
IlritiMi
Uluin;ia.
The
above
despatch
would
cem
to
indicate
that
(he
nctl
slop
east
of
here
for
Ihe
British
flyer
would
be
on
Fraser
Lake.
Ing
Up
about
375
miles
cast
of
here
Lieut.
McLcod
should
reach
I
here
Thi-ie
lia
been
a
considerable
by
lia(n
at
miilnixlil
NYeducsda)
influx
pvnilly
of
inrii
from
the
rT
he
gors
direrl.
He
will
be
at
Jasper
tonishl
So
I
j
1
1
If
is
known
regarding
Fort
Fruser
Ihal
Flight
Lieutenant
MacLeod's
chief
inveslifra-lioiis
will
be
al
Ihal
point.
If
the
lake
is
Mifllcienlly
.ohellered
to
provide
a
koih
lauding
he
will
make
arrangements
to
have
buoy
placnl
and
supplies
of
oil
and
petrol
stored
for
Ihe
British
airmen.
MacLeod
expect
lo
he
in
Prince
Huperl
on
fisheries
patrol
in
June
when
the
British
llers
arrive
from
Ihe
noiili
and
he
will
not
make
many
preparations
at
Ihal
point.
The
supplies
and
buoy
Used
by
the
lloyal
Canadian
airmen
will
be
turned
ner
to
Hie
British
at
llatelton.
Arrangement
will
he
made
so
thai
a
landing
can
be
made
if
necessary.
To
Fort
Fraser
There
is
a
landing
field
at
llareltiui
which
was
used
by
Ihe
Americans
when
Ihey
iiiadc
the
HUM
lo
Nome
two
year
ugo
and
there
is
also
a
licensed
air
liar-hor
used
by
a
coiiimerciul
firm
which
was
flying
a
junker
.seaplane
from
lla.el(oii
to
Prince
lltipcrl
I
wo
season
auo.
The
flyer
will
uo
slop
there
unless
necessary,
however,
bul
will
make
the
l)5
mile
from
Huperl
to
Fort
Fraser
in
one
Imp
and
(hen
from
Fort
Fraser
lo
Chip
Lake
a
Utile
more
tiiau
500
mile
in
auolher
hop.
An
olllcer
from
the
High
llier
station
of
the
lloyal
Canadian
Air
Force
will
Inve.sliKale
Ihe
possi.
hilille
of
cslahlishiuif
a
base
at
Chip.
Lake,
HO
mile
west
or
P.d-ii
io
1
1
1
on
Tor
the
flyer.
Chip
Lake
is
heller
known
us
Lohsliek
Lake.
II
is
near
the
village
of
.liinkiu
on
the
Canadian
National
Hallway.
CHONG
SAM
BOW
AGAIN
SENTENCED
TO
HANG
lender
Newinglmi
ha
arrived
at
VANCOUVFIl,
April
20.-
Chung
(he
dry
dock
and
will
be
lakeiiSaiu
Bow
was
found
guilty,
for
up
on
llie
poiiloouv
tomorrow.
(he
second
lime
of
Iho
murder
nf
for
the
Instillation
of
a
new
John
Clayton
Jones
hero
last
orotic
Her,
replacing
one
that
was
.July
ami
was
condemned
to
tinng
damaged
iTcenlly.
on
July
18
next.
Arthur
lluvir.,
ItiitiMi
uiieu
golf
i
hauipioii;
Waller
J.
Travis,
Ihe
only
Anierieau
who
ever
won
Ihe
Hritoh
i-liam-pioiilii(i,
und
Boh
Jones,
of
Atlanta,
are
shown
al
Augusta.
fieorgia.
GRAND
PRIZE
IN
THE
ESSAY
COMPETITION
LATEST!
RADIO
SET
OTTANVA.
April
U.
The
grand
priie
in
Ihe
Save
Ihe
Forest
Week
e-say
compel
ilion
being
conducted
throughout
Canada
ami
for
which
1'ic
winner
of
the
Daily
New
competition
will
be
competing
will
lie
a
"Maiwiii-plione
Three"
a
new
el
jul
evolved
by
the
Marconi
Wireless
Telegraph
Company
and
comprising
llie
latest
development.
in
cir.'iiieerinir.
The
Marconi
Company
will
install
litis
set
lor
Ihe
reeipi.-nl
wherever
he
or
she
may
be
located.
:
BOWSER
URGES
GOING
SLOWLY
IN
NOMINATING!
Blizzard
Yesterday
at
Chignik
Held
Martin:
400
lbs.
Ice
on
Plane
COUUOVA,
April
'.1.
Owing
lo
a
.severe
blizzard,
Major
Martin,
commander
of
Ihe
American
world
flyers,
was
unable
to
leave
(Jhiguik
yesterday
lo
join
the
oilier
three
flyers
al
Dulch
Harbor.
Yesterday
morning
the
cold
was
intense
and
the
flag
plane
Heallle,
that
has
hud
so
many
vicissitudes
since
leaving
Ihe
Pugel
.Sound
port,
was
found
to
be
encased
with
ice,
the
extra
weight
being
estimated
al
H0
pounds.
!
The
weather
forecast
in
the
north
yesterday
was
that
the
!
weather
was
clearing
and
that
the
flying
men
were
hopeful
of
lii'iiir
able
lo
couiiuue
their
Ion;
flight
tow
a
ill
the
Orient
at
an
n
i
.-
.
i.'
-
i..
'
.ruilj
nail.
J.ti-l
J
tiling
ill
readiness
to
take
advantage
of;
any
lull
in
the
severe
weather
of!
.
:the
past
few
weeks.
I
SCOTTISH
SAILED
FOR
1
VANCOUVER
AT
EARLY
HOUR
THIS
MORNING
.
J?e4lllti
l.uitt
l-iiriii.
Mullftil
-
'from
Ihe
ocean
dock
Ihi
morn-
Ten
Victoria
r-eopie
Tney
anouia;inif
a,
Vlock
for
Vancouver
Choose
the
Best
Possible
Men
For
Candidates
;
"the
personality
of
the
eaudi-
date
will
be
the
winning
factor
in
the
roming
pniviucial
election.
W.J.
Ilowser,
leader
ot
Ihe
parly.
.
told
members
of
Ihe
Liberal-Cou-
servalivc
renlral
and
wartl
execu-
tjve
in
a
spirited
address
at
the
club
rooms
in
Vieloria.
II
x
was
his
advice
Ihal
(he
slogan
of
the
parly
should
be
every
man'
4.
a
potential
cahincl
minister.
1
In;
4
public
wauled
I
lie
best
meli.
The
I
if
.
,
,
...
,
.1...
ttti4Stvetv
miuiiiiT
oi
uie
rouu
leuow,
iiil-
man
wiiii
ine
ituicpcniicm
vote,
......
.
..i
i...
....
i
...........
DAKuL
Ulllrr
1U
ineuts
iu
and
put
them
out.
Amur
went
ashore
on
While
Cliff
ho
said,
did
not
want
llie
tur-
Islaml.
moil
of
an
election
cam'uaisu
of.
calm
KWANNON
WON
METROPOLITAN
favorite'
al
three
lo
one,
wa
third-a
neck
behind
Boddam.
Ihirleen
horse
run.
The
Standard
oil
tanker,
J.
A.
Moffat
t.
Capl.
Dher,
arrived
from
Iticlimoml,
California,
yesterday
afternoon
at
I
o'eloek
wllh
00,000
barrels
of
fueHiil
for
Ihe
Imperial
(thirty
or
forty
day.
People
iu
jlho
citie
were
loo
busy
for
pro-
triie.leil
t
i
1
tit
11
cr
fl'lipv
-"n'
w
.
icoulil
not
spare
the
lime.
Three
week
woutil
he
enough.
I
lien
a
iuick.
sliaip
campaign
could
be
launched
(hat
would
retain
it
(vigor
(o
Ihe
last
minute.
If
pro-
LONDON,
April
SO.
Wjlliam
ceeding
slfliuld
be
launched
ear-
O.
Singer
filly
Kwuuuou,
nine
Her,
Ihe
slrain
would
toll
uon
to
one,
won
Ihe
great
Melropoli-
Hie
candidates
and
(he
workers.
tan
Slakes
al
Kpsom
one
ami
a
and
it
would
be
difficult
to
keep
half
length
ahead
of
A.
I'.
Tcn-dlic
desired
enthusiasm
mini'
coll
Boddain
al
one
bun-
'dher
name
their
men.
I
red
lo
eighl.
Sierra
l.eonue,
Ihe.adviee
u
his
own
parly
was:
"heep
up
your
efficient
organiza
tion,
hut
hold
your
hand
on
the
luestlon
of
Ihe
candidates."
INVESTIGATE
POLITICAL
CONDITIONS
IN
MEXICO
LONDON,
April
29.
Premier
Oil
Co.'
tanks.
The
vessel
will
llanisay
Maedonahl
has
appointed
reluru
soulh
Varly
Vwnorrow.Sir
Tlionias
Holder
lo
proceed
to
in'ornlng,
II
i
expected.
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
English
League,
Dlv,
I,
Uuivdey
I,
Arsenal
l.
Mexico
lo
luvesllgale
and
report
on
Ihe
political
conditions
iu
that
country.
The
olllcial
hope
that
hi
report
will
lead
lo
early
rc
cognition
of
Iho
present
govcm
went
of
Mexico
by
Britain.
where
she
will
load
cargo
WIRELESS
REPORT
8
a.m.
for
Australia.
After
leaving
the
nonloon
at
Ihe.drv
dock
ves-i
.
i
..
...
:acces
DIOBY
ISLAND.
llaiuiu-:
TAKING
BODIES
VIRGINIA
MINE
Morgue
Established
and
Doctors
and
Nurses
Ready
to
Aid
Any
Alive
WHEELING,
April
SO.
Eight
bodies
had
been
recovered
late
yeslenlay
1aUejnuQa)Irpul.
Kenwood
mine
where-
theexplosion
look
place
entombing
about
one
hundred
miner.
;
.Mining
expert,
after
a
trip
through
(he
working
to
which
M'lUit;
dllL'llluuu,
III!'
ITSSIMI.,
.
.
made
a
run
down
the
harboi-and
!'
O',,"lon,
eve'rylhing
wa
found
lo
be
in
'6od
working
order
following
Mil,
li.tmil
iiii,
li.
Ilton
4
i
...
I
tit,
I
wa
possible.
expresed
that
none
of
the
miner
,
would
be
rescued
alive.
A
temporary
morgue
wa
established
at
Ihe
mouth
of
the
mine
--..V
...r...
.,V'.
"
J.r.F.
....
....
I.
!...
..
!
,
al
Ihe
ocean
dock
for
Ihe
night.!""""
"''"
The
Seotlish.
is
being
piloted
f3,1"
af
f
any
who
may
be
out
alive.
down
the
eoasl
by
Capt.
Duncan
fought
Mackenzie,
C.O.M.M.
pilot,
who
i
arrived
from
Vancouver
Sunday
night.
FISH
SALES
WERE
SMALL
HERE
TODAY
GO
ON
PONTOONS
away
fnun
us,"
aid
Mr.
Bowser.
Only
six
boal
brought
their
i"We
waul
lo
act
such
candidate
ealches
here
today
and
sold
at
Will
be
Appraised
by
Local
Board
as
lo
appeal
lo
that
vote
and
wc
'he
bxal
exchange.
Prices
were
With
View
te
Settling
Sal-
can
do
so
by
having
Ihe
four
besl'i'leraoiy
Higher
lhaii
yester-
vaoe
Claim
men
in
Victoria
a
our
candi-
,,a-
'Sal'
were:
-
ilates."
The
barge
Oriff
ha
airixed
in!
No
Haste
port
and
i
Koiuir
up
on
the
pun-
The
parly
would
be
well
uiU
toons
al
the
dry
dock
this
after-
vised,
counselled.
Mr.
Bowser,
not
cries,
at
tie
and
5c.
SMALL
CASE
IS
SETTLED
Lengthy
Litigation
Over
Will
or
Missing
Theatrical
Magnate
Comes
to
Close
TOHONTO,
April
SO
The
long
:iml
riisllv
liltcrnliim
nvir
lln
u-lll
Valorous
8.0U0.
Olady.
8.000.
of
H.
,aU.
Ambro,p
ynaUi
Iuiss.
to
lloyal
l
isli
Coi
at
ISs
and
Cc.
inp
InilUonaire
thcalrical
mag-
i-oiaris,
;j,ooo,
io
xiooui
risu-
nale
of
Toronto,
now
presumed
ile.'iil.
li:is
lit
I.'IhI
intiif
In
ntt
iml
noon
to
be
appraised
by
Jurvls
to
be
in
lralo
to
name
noinJneesj
Hingleader,
S.500,
Bingo,
7,000,
Counsel
for
Mr.
Small,
who
was
Mrl.eoil,
Capt.
1..
.MeCoskrie
ami
In
Mctoria
where
the
or-
'"
lorase,
ai
iu.uo
unu
uc.
loakini;
applicatinn
tn
cuurt
fr
a
S.
Culliugtou,
murine
-surveyor,
gaiilzaliim
was
stroii,'
and
readyj
Pocoloeo.
1.500,
to
Atlin
Fish-
prtdiale
of
a
1003
will,
and
law-
iu
couneetioii
whh
Ihe
salvage
for
action
at
short
notice,
tin-
cries,
al
lu.tuc
and
lie.
claim
of
Capl.
Swanson
wtio
like
Ihe
country
riding,
where
salved
Ihe
craft
a
couple
of
eandidale
had
already
been
mouth
ayu
when
the
steamer
named.
Yancouver
and
Victoria,
yers
for
Hie
two
iter
of
the
miiug
man,
who
conlested
the
,1003
will,
this
afternoon
came
lo
a
setlleiiK'nl
by
which
Mr.
Small
'-i
agn-e
to
pay
her
isters-in-Iaw
nuiooieier.
jo.oj;
temper-
S2IO.OO0.
,
in
leliirn
for
uliieli
al
lire,
IS;
sea
smooth;
5:30
a.m.
"consideration
they
withdraw
their
spoke
steamer
Canadian
Scottish
case.
oul
southbound;
5
a.m.
spoke,
..
.sieiimer
I'rinee
.loliu
in
bkiilegale
Inlet
northbound.
DKAD
TIlF.F.
POINT.
.Cloudy,
I
liglil
southeast
wind:
barometer.'
will
not
serve
meals
With
beer
in
alberta
SO.itl;
lemperature,
AS:
sea
moderate.
FIMONTON,
April
20.
,Wi
BULL
IIAIIBOH.
llaining,
nu'al
"''
lu
b"
"rved
in
beer
light
southeast
wind;
barometer,
rwtn
il1
'his
provinee,arcord-20.HI;
lemperature.
t5:
g,t
t
Ihe
latest
ruling
of
Ihu
Let
tho'swell:
8
i.
in.
snoVi.
in
r.uiw,
I'Hinor
Mintroi
iioanl.
the
un.
But
hi
J
Scot
t
abeam
Cape
Caution
bound
"""""""'nt
explained
that
strong
for
Oeei.ii
Ki.iu.-
h
i.
...
opposuiou
ueveiopeu
io
tne
ser-
sleamer
Canadian
Observer
?ins
of
mea,s
wilh
ber
a,lJ
iibeain
Beaver
Cove
bound
tor
m.,?,
ruIe''
'?
accorJa"C0
with
Ocean
Falls;
0
p.m.
spoke
sleaiu-
,',!"?
wc1w,Jr
leJ
taw
not
Princess
F.na
"'"'""K
Ihe
position.
er
anchored
at
Uoso
IliiiboiV
luirlhbouml.
Noon
DIOBY
ISLAND.
Drizzling,
light
southeast
wind;
barometer,
30.05;
temperalure
15;
sea
siuoolh,
D1UD
THKK
POINT.
Cloudy,
light
soul
beast
wind;
barometer,
?0.8(l;
temperature,
17;
sea
moderate.
BULL
HAUBOIl.
Halning,
calm;
barometer,
20.87;
temperature
10;
light
swell.
r
BASEBALL
American
League
Cleveland
3,
SI.
Louis
4.
New
York
II,
Phlladephia
0.
Chicago
S,
Detroit
7.
Boslon
2,
Washington
2,
called
In
seventh
owing
lo
run.
National
League
Brooklyn
0,
Boston
8.
Philadelphia'
2,
New
York
I.
1'lllsburgh
7.
Chicago
,
SI.
Louis
I,
Cincinnati
5.