FISH:
MARKET
Frtah
Salmon,
Oollchans,
Crabs,
Shrimps,
Fresh
Meat
and
Poultry.
Hume
Made
8auagc
Fresh
Dally.
Phone
671.
VOL.
XIV,,
NO,
70,
lieing
placed
on
palrol
from
W(.L
1,1
lf.it.
-..IIIA
ttlti.4.
Interested
Friends
I'rlnce
lluperl.
II
is
likely
that,
,
,,,,
Uff,
e
MJ1,.t.y
he
stib.depot
will
be
established
.lirrilllll
i
i,v
l.,l
of
from
time
to
time
l
the
(r(ll
wll(i
xu.re
wanting
.barl.dle
Islands
ami
I
'el
la
Iklla
M,IIH.,,ni..
n
XV1I
,,,
M,rl
of
i.u.
ine
iimiu
ime
o-.-
lire
.lif-
"mK
,iat
made
public
I'nnre
Ituperl.
jfieult.
II
was
one
of
the
features
II
me
esiunaies
prox.u.iw
,or(,f
iul,ic
,irL.
jn
lhe
ctrtitilry
lo
ilic
Increasing
oT
the
palrol
are
adople.l,
Ihe
machines
will
start
their
duties
here
early
in
May.
NARBETHONG
UNDER
WATER
Seen
this
Mornlnn
In
Shawatlans
Passage
by
Road
Superintendent
I'.
V.
Anderson,
road
superintendent,
returning
this
morn-In
from
Mnllnway
Itapids.
re
ported
the
launch
Narbi'lhoug,
l.npl.
II.Kimes
K.
I'reeuiau,
to
bo
sunk
in
the
small
bay
al
the
end
of
Ihe
nine'
Him
in
ShauallauH
I'assuge,
Willi
Ibe
diiigby
at
tacbed.
Yeslrnlay
Mr.
Ander.on
pa
ed
Ihe
.Narbelhong
while
he
wa?
bound
out
with
a
parly
of
men
for
Ibe
road
survey
ramp
Ibid
bus
licen
established
on
Ibe
olhet
"Mi-
or
llin
Island
and
al
tha
'line
o
boat
Heemcl
lo
be
all
rigid.
Nothing
was
seen
oftlapt
I'reemiiu
by
Mr.
Anderson
lids
innniitiK,
Kintuiry
made
at
Ihe
wider
r
ron
I
this
nrieinoou
elieiled
Mir
Inrurnialhin
Unit
Capl.
Freeman
Ml
purl
nboul
Ibe
mlildle
of
In'
Nothing
the
south
which
Irud
to
some
ex
lent
taken
a
bold
on
t'iuuda.
This
stale
id
nrfalrs
was
made
possi
ble
largely
by
the
Indifference
of
citizens
lo
Ihe
national,
provincial
and
social
welfare.
They
had
hoped
that
the
spirit
of
service
which
bad
character
ized
those
who
fought
overse-as
might
ronllnue.
They
still
remembered
with
conlempt
those,
who
had
seized
on
the
or
us
an
opportunity
to
make
millions
ror
themselves.
lbce
things,
however,
they
were
trying
to
turgid.
The
rle
or
Ibe
various
ervice
clubs
had
been
a
good
feu
lure
of
modem
life,
but
on
Ihe
other
band
Ibeie
vvas
a
looseness
and
laxity
In
individual
ervice
which
was
disappointing.
When
they
looked
around
lliey
sometimes
wondered
bow
it
was
Hint
fonio
men
were
able
to
find
time
In
devote
to
so
uiiny
tilings.
I'lio
busiest
men
were
always
the
buiest.
Most
of
the
public
work
was
done
by
a
few.
Tho
mas
were
indlffereiit.
This
was.
well
illiislrnlnl
In
Ihe
ease
of
the
pas
sage
id
money
bylaws.
If
a
liylaw
were
lo
lie
IniHight
In
lo
provide
for
a
new
school
or
a
playground
a
mere
handful
voted
on
II
usii
ally,
The
Indifference
was
appalling.
The.
citizens
would
not
even
lake
Hie
trouble
to
exjires
themselves.
Senium
did
more
bad
been
seen
of
him
since
but
than
sixty
per
cent
of
the
people
no
cause
for
alarm
was
felt
as
Hie.
captain
was
accustomed
to
wolng
out
without
giving
notice
or
where
he
was
going
or
)iow
long
he
wotild
be
gone.
I'lio
provincial
police
have
teen
'
.;'
'.CI
uud
tU'e
,tiv'C,t'u,."l?
vole
on
any
measure.
II
would
lie
seen
from
Ibis
that
democracy
bad
Its
limitations
Not
more
than
llilrly
per
cent
id
Ihe
people
took
uu
interest
In
public
affair;
many
id
those
who
voted
did
so
cunlinucd
Ou
putfe
twi).
mm
eouliniieil
on
paae
rour)
IN
LONDON
Forty
Thousand,
Men
Are
Out
and
London
Is
Walking
Today
LONDON,
March
22.
The
tramway
and
omnibus
drivers
and
conductors
are
on
strike
and
London
people
are
forced
to
walk
today.
The
strike
Is
the
result
of
a
demand
on
the
part
of
the
tramway
employees
for
higher
wages
and
a
sympathetic
walkout
by
the
omnibus
men.
About
34,500
omnibuses
are
tied
up
ana
40,000
employees
are
Involved.
It
Is
estimated
that
seven
million
people
are
carried
on
the
trams
and
'buses
altogether
dally,
many
of
whom
must
otherwise
twalk
There
Is
a
possibility
that
subway
employees
will
join
the
strikers
but
at
present
will
continue
work.
HOPE
GIVEN
UP
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
iMUNCK
HUPKlvr,
H.ll,
SATl
HJUY,
MAHC1I
22,
102.
V((trir'
Clrculttla
1.0OS.
PROBABLY
HAVE
A
BIG
SEASON
Development
of
Bear
River
Promises
to
Cause
Great
Ac-!
tlvlty
In
That
District
:
S
I
F.W
Alt
T,
March
Zi
Stewart
British
Soldiers
and
Their
Wives
and
Families
are
Fired
Upon
by
Machine
Gun
at
Queenstown
Attack:
President
Cosgrove
Expresses
Regret
and
Offers
Reward.
BEEN
DEFERRED
Pressure
to'
be
Brought
to
Bear
on
Southampton
Workers
to
Rosume
LONDON,
March
Tl.
Ihrealeued
lockout
in
the
shi
hull.
ling
industry
has
been
de
ferred.
At
a
conference
In
Carlisle
Ihe
employers
agreed
to
grant
further
time
lo
bring
pressure
to
bear
on
the
Southampton
workers
lo
resume
Work.
Mean
time
Ihe
employer
have
offered
arbllruliou
by
an
Industrial
roilrt.
railing
a
mutuul
LARKIN
EXPELLED
FROM
IRISH
UNION
Was
Suspended
From
Secretary
ship
by
Transport
Workers
Last
June
Now
Fired
HULFAST,
March
the
Labor
organ
of
lhe
Irish
-
trans
port
workers
union
announced
thai
nt
a
ineelin'g
of
Ihe
executive
James
Lnrkin,
who
was
suspended
hist
Juno
as
general
secretary,
il
has
caused
myself
and
colleagues.
No
effort
will
be
pa
red
lo
bring
them
lo
account."
OIT.I.NSTOYVN,
March
22.
In
yesterday's
shooting
two
soldiers
were
killed
and
four
wounded
who
are
not
expected
lo
recover.'
Seventeen
olbei
were
seriously
injured.
10,000
Reward
Hl.MLIN.
March.
22
A
reward
id
C
t
O.ooo
is
offered
by
the
Free
Stale
government
for
information
leading
lo
the
nrrest
ami
conviction
of
persons
concerned
In
the
shooting
of
Mrilish
sol.lieis
at
Queenstown
yesterday.
Word
ru-
ceive.l
nere
from1
t.ork
says
a
search
for
the
men
responsible
is
being
cnnducU'd
throughout
the
country
but
no
arrests
have
been
made
so
tur
The
Free
State
government
an
nounces
it
will
compensate
nil
the
wounded
nnd
relatives
of
the
dead.
Many
of
the
Mrilish
sol
bis
been
expelled
from
member-
diers
had
their
wives
and
children
l'Us
'-"ib.
ttiem
v)io:-
atlauLed
and
Strut
Salt.
SS4.
KlkKl
:.ri..
til
I,,,,,-
n
i.v..
iiunilli,
l.ofi.i-ff
il
U
ir.mrt
In'
-"C.
lDll.iVII
S'.aieil
UUl
IIIC
unarmed
lJritish
soldiers
ami
palimenl
lo
assist
the
managerj
their
wives
and
f.miilles
..t.'
bis
administration,
flic
mait-
ylJKKNHTOWN,
March
W.
A
dclachmeul
id
Mrilish
(Jueeiistown.
The
Times
cditori-,al'r
was
!ult'el
to
the
control
IroooV
lauding
here
on
leave
vesterday
was
fired
on
by
a
machine
ally
regards
the
eoisodn
as
the'""'
suiervision
of
tho
council
gun
set
in
a
motor
car
which
il
is
said
was
op'-niled
by
lour
"latest
symptom
of
lawlessness
.ohllcrs.
id
lhe
Free
.Stale
army.
There
were
twelv'e
casualties
breaking
out
atrcsh
in
conse-in
killed
uud
wounded
among
lhe
Mrilish
soldiers.
quence
of
divisions
in
the
south-
Dtlll.
IN.
March
Henerul
O'lluffy,
commander
in
chief
ern
Ireland
government.'
of
lhe
Free
Slab:
army,
bus
sent
members
of
his
staff
to
(Jueens-
.
town
In
luvcstigiite
the
attack
on
Mrilish
soldiers
yesterday.
11
is
reported
Dial
the
assassins
fired
loo
shots.
The
whole
affair
LOCKOUT
HAS
lasted
only
a
few
minutes.
I
lie
latest
reports
?ay
that
two
women
were
among
the
wounded.
President
Cosgrove
telegraphed
Premier
Murdonuld
as
follows:
"Am
shocked
lo
learn
thai
Mrilish
troops
were
Tirtsl
upon
in
(Jueeiistown
Harbor
Ibis
evening.
Hasten
lo
assure
you
Ihe
cowardly
crime
will
arouse
the
same
horrors
of
I
bc-ideleslallou
throughout
Ireland
as
NEARLY
200
MEN
AT
DOCK
On
Account
of
Scottish
Job
Regular
Staff
Is
Including
about
65
to
70
additional
men
engaged
on
the
Canadian
Scottish
repair
Job,
there
are
now
about
180
men
employed
at
the
local
dry
dock.
This
number
will
be
employed
for
some
weeks
or
nearly
until
the
time
when
the
big
repair
job
Is
completed.
-Two
shifts
are
working
on
the
vessel.
Besides
the
work
on
the
Scottish
there
has
bean
quite
a
lot
of
general
activity
at
the
dry
dock
recently,
employing
a
staff
of
from
SO
to
130
as
required.
LADY
ASTOR'S
SON
RODE
TO
VICTORY
SAN
DOWN,
March
22.ltobert
(1.
Shaw,
eldest
sou
of
Lady
Aslor,
rode
his
own
horse
at
l.eebridge
to
victory
yesterday
In
the
grand
military
gold
cap
race
in
a
field
of
eleven
runners.
Subscribe
for
toe
Daily
News.
The
Latest
In
Restaurants.
BOSTON
GRILL
Third
Avenue.
Best
of
Food-rGood
Seryioe.
Private
Boxe9
for
Party
Use.
"Take
Her
to
The
Boston."
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
BRITISH
SOLDIERS
HEP
UPON
IN
IRELAND
HON.
A.
M.
MANSON
DELIVERS
NOTABLE
ADDRESS
AT
ROTARY
LUNCHEON
Democracy
Not
Always
a
Complete
Success
in
Opinion
Mr.
Manson
rind
difficult
law
ti
admin-ukr
"If
t-wr
there
wa
n
imileiiliniis
il
m
the
l.iiUor
Art,"
declared
Hon.
A.
M.
Munson,
Allornc)
(ifliiTul.
in
addressing
(lit:
Motory
:inl
-lerduy
on
some
of
the
ilifrie.iiltic
Willi
which
u
miiiMer
lia
In
roiitriid
and
in
urging
ln
hrnrers
to
dcvnlc
Ihcmselws
lo
public;
n-mrc.
"Willi
the
unreasonable
opinions
of
tin
prohibitionists
on
one
side
and
Unit
of
Ihe
liiiior
men
on
I
In
oilier,
the
liquor
law
K
mil
ono
Iliul
tiny
government
would
wi.-h
lo
liuvr
lo
udminU-icr.
At,
first
it
look
more
than
u
llilrd
of
my
lime
hut
bitterly
thingr"
have
been
going
better
mid
it
docs
not
take
anything
like
ii
much
a
that
hul
vet
it
is
responsible
""
,ort'
Srcy
hairs
lli.nl
airy
other
work
1
lm
lo
do."
l
,,.ni
am
i
rat
Sometimes
Fed
Up
nnADAMCAD
In
opening
his
address
Mr.
I
KinillA
ll
rlilV
Mansoii
spoke
of
the
difficulties
1
1V
Villi
mi
t
v
f
(jl
ljc
Jjft
ww
a
nian
Rul
AID
DATDfil
fed
up"
with
politics
and
public
Alii
I
A1KUL
m
ir''
There
were
so
many
objectionable
things
to
do
that
the
.
.......
.
'rninpcnaTloiis
-did
not
e.pial.
Two
Machines
Will
Operate
For
Je
.il,ItisP..Jii,.1
Fisheries
Department
Out
of
yUen
a
mJ
,
,e
Hero
If
Plans
Approved
(iat
hf
Ws
unintelligent,
a
Hie
extrusion
of
airplane
pa.'gruricr.
a
machine
rtlt.
a
thief,
tml
planned
ty
the
Dominion
without
business
ability,
a
direct
Fuherlet
''rtofmrttifojit
for-Prince
descendant
of
Ananias
and
had
HuperLdlrlet
this
year
call
for
a
hundred
other
dlagrrcable
at-.loy
flying
hours
compared
lribule
be
hardly
knew
whether
wdh
70
Inst
season.
The
total
to
smile
or
take
it
seriously.
rhU
mileage
will
be
20.000
a
againsl
"orl
of
thin?
was
not
done
In
one
r.
mm
f-.i
.
Tin.
area
II
is
political
parly
alone.
A
ir-oni
proposed
lo
eover
stretches
from
who
wu
fairly
resectable
with
Cape
Caution
opposite
the
north-
vvlfe.ui.1
family
was
not
please,
cm
end
of
Vancouver
Mam!
to
have
these
things
hurled
at
the
Alaskan
boundary,
n
distance
him
in
Ibe
public
press
until
bis
chlblren
hardly
knew
whether
to
of
npprotlmalely
300
miles
as
compared
with
muiio
100
miles
be
proud
or
their
parentage
or
north
and
south
or
Prince
llupert
For
that
reason
to
return
Jlarl
I'"""1
'"'perl
was
one
of
the
covered
by
Flylnir
Officer
MarU.nl
.,r
Jericho
lteach
station
compensations
where
everyone
lal
vrar.
jknew
him
n.)
where
they
upprc-
Thls
will
re-iuire
two
seaplanes
"""-'l
""0
'.
''""'"
EEVATOR
IS
DISCUSSED
BY
A
COMMITTEE
Council
of
Board
of
Trade
and;
Representatives
From
City
I
Council
Canvass
Sltua-
j
tlon
1
NO
IMMEDIATE
ACTION
I
Reported
That
Stork
Working!
Hard
on
Problem
and
Will
Keep
In
Close
Touch
With
Him
The
joint
committee
of
tin'
Hoard
of
Trade
uud
City
Council
)elenlay
afternoon
decided
to;
await
developments
hefure
tukinui
any
action
in
connection
with
a
further
elevator
campaign.
The
cotniiilllees
of
the
Hoard
of
Trade
and
'City
Council
will
keep
in
close
touch
with
Fred
Slork
and
F.
O.
Dawson,
the
latter
of
whom
is
zoiii?
to
Montreal
in
con
nee
-lion
wilb
the
letting
of
the
contract
for
the
Alaska
leamhip.
Princo
Henry.
At
lie
meeting,
wliili
was
pre.
sideil
oxer
hy
S.
J.
MrI.eod.
pre-
sidrnl
of
the
..Lonrd
or
Trade,
Then.
Qdlart
explained
that
the
BUS
STRIKE
STEWART
WILL
City
Manager
Plan
of
City
Government
is
Discussed
at
Meeting
of
Property
Owners
Th
Prince
lliiporl
Halt-payer
Association
last
night
listened
to
a
discourse
by
John
Dybliuvti,
president
of
the
uiiyciu-liou.
on
Ihe
merits
uf
the
city
manager
svtem,
and
passed
a
resolution
in.-lrucling
its,
executive,
to
draw
up
a
resolution
on
the
piesliou
with,
a
view
to
having
it
dcallh
with
hy
the
city
council.
In
the
course-
of
Ins
address
Mr.
llybhuvn
referred
lo
the
iii.-iinipr
in
wliicli
IIk;
cilv
rii.nimer
svstern
li:i(
irnined
irrnilnft
in
is
expectinf;
one
of
lhe
biguest
lhe
,w?t
fcw
Jear;i.
j(
hi)j
)et.
f,md
to
be
more
business-like
years
in
iU
history,
possibly
the
a1
etiVlcni
iail
present
.system.
Under
the
plan
of
city
lowest
on
record,
I
he
develop-iafiajfersliip,
there
was
but
one
'
1
1
merit'
of
the
ahno!i
Uiver
pror!,.mi.rin2
lio.lv
the
cilv
court-!
reconiineliduli.iii
to
the
city
perues
na
ween
Koint:
on
su-a.i-
ci,w,jc
e,Iluioye,i
olle
elder
ily
but
it
fs
Ibe
Hear
Itiver
mne.imilIciMll
ofn(.er
Ihe
city
man-ment.lhat
is
lo.ty
attractin-,'
Q
Ti.
....ii
ii.i
n...
;
;-
,
directors
ami
ine
manager
like
lo
tbts
plate.
Ijreneral
manager.
I
Already
the
snow
u
beginning,
.
.
.
.
re-cue
IB
men
tiitpped
in
the
Ihe
mountains
so
that
work
can
"s,em
"a"
,a'i!'e,,.
"c
cxperi-
Western
and
Brisk
Marketing
Effort
lo
remove
Ihe
vessel
'from
Ihoushf
work
will
(he
ocean
bottom
faded.
earlier
than
d.sual.
11.
n.
flfil
lift
If
it
u-111
will
he
V
""'
istat.
a'ue
t
"tee.
av-
i
besin
i
nflfas
ftoiiinnliiiaiil
nf
kiilini-ii.inii
ntitti
m
n
il
rt
i
lairi'r
lik
I
lm
t-tl
lliot
mental
stage.
1
u
uuu
oeen
auopi-
First
Catches
After
Maiden
t.1
un
1iuii.liiiMlxltiI
nrtornnmi
Mrtsi
is
an
Mrlv
season.
il
.
iaiCd
by
32"
Cities
OH
the
Americaill
I
council.
.
A
motion
of
F.
V.
Hart
and
George
V.
Johnstone
tendered
a
mo.t
.
attention.
I
be
developments
....ii-ip.
fl,i
ii1P
nmnasrer
was
re-
vote
of
thanks
to
Mr.
Dybhavn
at
Dunwell
Mine
ha
li0wi-.tliat
I1(,ns,e
for
Parryjn?
them
out.
'for
his
-address
and
called
upon
the
ore
is
there
and
that
there
T,c
majur
llol
an
executive
lthe
executive
to
follow
the
mat-will
be.'.aclual
shipping
mine
in
jj
In?rty
Ihe
president
of
llw'ler
tip
and
bring
in
a
resolution
that
resion
very
soon.
commission.
The
manager
ap.
al
Ihe
next
meeting
or
the
asso-
A
number
or
properties
which
,,oinp,
llis
subordinates.
The
ciation.
have
lain
idle
ror
years
will
again
SJ.sl(rn
was
,luM
lo
.,,al
pm.,
be
pro-ported
or
developed
and
,
blIHilieilfl
XWU
by
corporations.
A
MCDIf1
A
II
xvilh
the
openin?
of
sprins
there
Tilt.
council
was
like
a
board
or
lirflf
AjflLKILAil
will
hp
u
li
niniMliii.nl
if
t.iiiiili
..
.
..
...
lUUUilSViUI
BOATS
IN
PORT
T.Im.
Ia
B
n
L
mucli
Tcontinenl
and
not
one
of
them'
'had
relumed
to
the
old
form
of
Two
brand
new
American
haii-
civic
government.
It
had
result-
but
schooners
arc
in
port
today
ffcl
in
the
obtaining
or
better
unloading
their
first
catches
af-
businesS
administration
and
ler
their
maiden
trips
to
the
nsh-eliminalcd
lo
a
large
exlenl
poli-
hB
banks.
They
are
Ihe
Western,
tical
patronage.
It
put
eonmu-,
owned
and
skippered
by
Capt.
nily
welfare
above
politics.
Qrig-'(;eorge
Khasen
formerly
or
the
inaling
in
the
United
States
in
Valid,
and
the
Itrisk,
owned
arid
1908,
there
were
now
lialf
a
dozen
captained
by
A.
Kuutsen.
Bolh
jcilles
in
Canada
that
had
adopted
crnM
are
about
sixty
rooters
and
jibe-
plan.
Westmouul,
Quebec
carry
seven
men
each,,
their
Tish
.lia.l
been
the
first
city
in
Canada
holding
capacities
being
about
llo
lake
il
up
In
IIM3.
II
hail
00,000
pounds.
The
Western
'
I.l.-I.l..
I
I
.
a
II
-
litw
u
full
ilulwttl
unrtliiA.
.I
ItiA
.
rut'ii
Auiiiuuiury
were.
'i
"b"'
Woodstock,
N.M.,
-had
also
adopt-
Mrisk
isViwered
will,
a
Wickinbu
ma
.
r
'Mi
r
J'
M
J
were
dnarmd.
machine
bun
in
motor
tar
used
in
murderous
i.ondon,
March
ssThe
put-
ilwi1'
access.
-
8n,il,-,,c'fL.
,,olh1an',
l.r1u!?
erfl
Hp
I,.,.-..
ur
...
ui.
,i.i
i,.
I......
ine
usual
ineiiio.1
wus
10
nave
i
iuu
iu
ic
ni
suaru
ior
una-
"r
"'embers,
each
business
which
they
havo
entered.
or
the
murderous
attack
by
uni-a.
dentmcd
men
upon
lhe
party
ut
memi.er
oemg
sissigncti
10
oub
ue
JACK
RENAULT
WINS
OYER
CAPT.
BOB
ROPER
and
it
was
his
duly
to
sup'irvisci
(iltAND
HAPIDS.
Midi..
March
all
work
and
administration
of
.
22.
--
Jack
Ileuault.
Cahauiati
the
city.
AM
departmental
heads
'heavyweight
champion,
defeated
were
direclly
responsiflle
lo
him.
'Captain
Mob
Itoper
of
.Chicago
in
l
he
electors
were
the
share-
a
ten
round
bout,
according
to
holders.
I
hey
elected
their
board
the
opinion
of
newspapermen.
ir
directors
in
the
form
of
the
I
council
who
in
turn
appointed
their
general
manager.
lie.
had
charge
of
the
carrying
on
of
busi
ness
in
accordance
with
the
policies
set
down
by
the
council.
Cities
from
a
population
of
1,000
lo
200,000
bad
found
thesysteni
successful.
Not
New
Here
Mr.
Dybhavn
staled
that
the
plan
was
not
entirely
new
tu
Prince
Ituperl
for
il
had
been
discussed
unofficially
bv
councils
some
ear
ago.
There
was
yel
r
time
lo
lake
lhe
mailer
up,
Mr.
lli'htiuvii
Toll
lr
II,
n
1
1
v
u-
If,
follow
the
trend
of
the
times
and
keep
abreast
of
demands,
it
nAist
eventually
come
lo
this
form
of
civic
government.
II
was
quile
possible
to
accomplish
the
change
under
Ihe
present
Municipal
Act.
The
question
of
changing
the
number
of
aldermen
was
one
for
the
people
to
decide
Upon.
The
council
hud
the
power
to
'appoint
a
city
manager
at
any
time.
He
would
recommend'
that
the.
association
at
least
study
the
pro
position
and
bring
il
Jo
the
attention
ot
the
rity
council,
if
It
fell
that
it
was
desirable
to
do
so.
F.x-Mayor
II.
M.
Ilochesler
ex
pressed
his
hearly
approval
ot
the
idea.
It
was
Ibe
coming
form
of
government
and
it
was
Just
a
question
of
time
as
to
when
It
would
be
adopted
here.
He
sug
gese.l
iTial
Ibe
association
take
j
ay
w
Ui
a
icw
to
submitting
a
AUTO
TOURISTS
ARE
CAUGHT
IN
BUZZARD
TOPFKA,
Kaiisa"s,
Marrch
22.
Stranded
oL
Kendall,
Kansas,,
by
blizzards
and
heavy
snows
are
130
auto
tourists.
Many
of
Ibeui
are
ill
from
exposure
and
without
medical
aid.
Stale
officials
ure
making
efforts
to
rescue
them.
4
4
4
4
MANY
ARi:
USINO
CLASSIFIED
AD
VS.
In
lod.iy's
columns
today
classified
there
.are
advertised:
-v
for
Sale.
-i'
Houses,
hatching
eggs,
boat
.
Jeiu;
gh)es,
power
boats,
household
furniture,
cows,
jnsw
and
second
hand
machinery,
pullets
and
cockerel,
phonograph.
.
To
Trade:
Vancouver
for
Prince
llupert.
For
llentt
rooms.
llousei
in
house
in
OHIecs
Wauled!
Miii
and!
women
to
learn
barber
trade,
pupil
nurses,
furnished
house
or
rooms,
girls
Ui
join
book,
keeping
and
stenography
class.
.
i