Her
Financial
Probity
Savs
Premier
Herriot
BY
ALL
BLACKS
aby
Team
From
New
Zealand
icorti
49
Points
to
Nothing
Saturday
VICTORIA
WEDNESDAY
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lm
v-
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ii'
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ihnl
mm-
witnessed
an
I'Ul
-pull
event
ill
(111
city.,
,hl:
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New
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All-
liy
Irani
overwhelmed
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all
mainland
llu
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score
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poiuls
In
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Tlic
Ml
Hlaekx
were
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ii:
irivintr
llu1
fines!
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of
rugby
ever
seen
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mali'li
next
Saturday,
MUNRO
INQUEST
clde
What
Action
to
be
Taken
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Is
Is
Ihe
Ibe
I'li'iiviuleil
that
Hie
iuuuest
Pl'"irnr,
unlil
II
evl
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any
is
to
be
taken,
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lime
still
re-"'
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coroner's
a
SuiHTim-
Court
Justice.
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COUNTERFEITERS
GIVEN
STIFF
SENTENCES
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bills,
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The
Iwo
others
were
Advcrtlsa
.n
the
Daily
News
Ill-ought
lo
I
In-
cily
on
I
lie
Prince
John
liisl
night.
They
arc
in
Ihe
hands
uf
Ilii-
H.C.
Undertakers
ami
will
I"'
forwuVilcil
south
mi
llic
Cardena
lomiirrovv
a
f
I
rini
x
i
i
.
Mr.
Dunning'
s
remains
will
In'
interred
al
Loiigbcai'h,
Cali-roriiiii,
where
his
fainily
resides
iiiinl
Mr.
Hancock's,
at
YiiiiriMivfr.
Mr.
Co.
Hancock's
liody
liv
his
willow
The
body
id
Mr.
Dunning
will
i
.
.
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i
i.
i...
lie
iicrouipaiiicii
in
i.uii,jiuiii
mj
pre
mo
Court
Jurino
Will
Dc-
n.
I
.
I'me.
Details
of
Accident
She
:
i
I'AlllS.
Feb.
10.
-Premier
HcrrioH,
exlnining
the
govern
nl
ruiiiiiriiil
policy
hi
Hi.
chamber
of
deputies
this
after
t
.
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inlaliiMi
Tur
fiminriu.l
probity.
Cit
what
il
may
she
musll
IV
leiiiplalion
In
abandon
Ihe
policy
of
avoiding
inNalinii,"(
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ii.
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TIm1
fall
m
llu'
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n
Hf
iia
ncen
-;itiing
;u;irm
nui
no
mini-nt's
altitude
nlicnily
lias
had
a
reassuring
effccl
rails
I
inipi-iivciiicnl
ill
exchange.
f
PCOUVERIS
OVERWHELMED
BODIES
OF
BUCKLEY
I
BAY
OFFICIALS
HERE:
Remains
of
Late
H.
F.
Dunning
and
C.
A.
Hancock,
who
Were
Drowned
Last
Week,
Brought
to
City
on
Prlnco
John
Tin'
bodies
oT
II.
1'.
Dunning,
lali
muiiiii.Tr
of
Ilii-
Massed
Timber
tin.'
sawmill
at
Hurklcy
Hay,
iiml
C.
A.
Il.iiiriu
k,
assistant
logging
.iijH'riulciiilenr,
who
were
drowned
last
Wednesday
morning
wlii-ii
llii'ir
tru
!
hi
I
sank
in
I
J
i
ice
off
Juskalla
Intel,
were
is
ni'rinii-mid
family
Willi
well'
inn
iii'ii-
ji-'mi'iuj
i'j
(ieorr-e
1.
Male,
id
Yaiicoiie!'.
a
brolhcr-in-law,
who
arrived
from
Ho'
soulh
on
Ihe
Cardcun.
Mr.
Hale
himself"
was
formerly
'an
ollicial
of
I
lie.
.Masselt
limber
Ihe
aeciilenl,
which
resulted
in
Ihe
drowning
of
Mr.
Duniini?
lexl
of
the
ami
.n.
nunn"",
......
Mi
.irlhered
by
tin-
colon-
Juskalla
Inlet
aboul
iweiuy
iniic-i
"
which
ilisagieed
on
fnm.
Ituckley
Hay.
TIh
huinch
1'i-iii
al
Ihe
impiesl
in
to
Ihe
Kahl
i
had
come
rrom
lluckley
!;ilii
ii
x
.in
vim
ii,.-
ll.iv
ami
was
being
driven
L
.
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.
.
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I
I
j
Niuiiiii
Munro
came
to
Ihrougli
a
slice,
oi
ice
iimmi
n.in
;'
"iH'ii
as
i,
result
or
being
an
iiuh
Ihick.
Only
a
slunl
lune
I1"'
"a
the
right
side
id
Ihe
previous,
the
boal
had
l"'cn
iron
!:'"
''
an
aiilomohilc
driven
by
sheathed
fur
use
in
ice
II
i"
V
svines
on
I'l
"Hi
Avenue
I'.fisl.
assumed,
though
the
craft
has
'"'""at
owing
lo
disagreement
not
yet
been
raised,
thai
the
ice
'
l''
uiry
as
to
whether
or
not
penclraled
under
Hie
sheathing
j-ligi'iiiT
on
Ihe
purl
or
said
and
cut
into
the
limbers.
In
anv
!
V
Mues
eoiilribulcil.
ill
anyleae,
Ihe
limit
had
only
1
'
''aire
to
,e
death
id
siiid
going
llii'oiigh
aboul
nu
yards
"'ma
Munro.
it
U
hereliv
re.
id
Ihe
ice
when
H
sank.
This
bclwas
about
:'(i(l
yanls
irom
sm.ie
bul,
on
account
of
the
ice.
II
was
impossible.
Tor
Ihe
men
to
swim.,
Had
they
had
a
dingy,
Ihey
very!
probably
would
not
have
lost
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Tin.
Kiillili'Cii
was
.a
II.'
I
1
I
,
'
'
'
.
.
v.
sturdy
50
foot
era
ft-
SCHOONER
REPUBLIC
SUNK
OFF
SABLE
ISLAND
HALIFAX,
Feb.
n"'
schooner
llenuhlie
was
sunk
by
an
iiuideiilirteil
vessel
last
nlglil.
Twelve
oT
her
crew
are
sure
lit
Sable
Island,
hut
Hie
caplnlii
ami
six
others
arc
mus
ing.
s
BIRTH
A
son
was
boiv,
at
Ihe
I'rinco
lliiperl
Ueneriil
Hospital
on
February
I
i
In
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Sydney
Alexander,
I
Kb
Avenue
Fust.
slatcmciil.
from
the
Provincial
(iuvcruiuf
id
thai
il
would
grant
no
luil
her
financial
aid,
was
voted
down
al
a
recent,
meeting
if
shareholders.
The
affairs
of
Ihe
in
for
over
four
for
'winding
up
then
stood
11
to
Hi
in
favor
but
Hie
vole
was
not
large
enough
under
Ihe
provisions
of
4
be
law
as
75
per
cent
is
required.
The
commit
lee
in
charge
w
ill
keep
the
creamery
goiiitf
unlil
:he
annual
meeting.
1
MAGIC
CLOTH
RADIO
SETS
Latosl
Invention
Does
Away
With
Aerial
and
Colls
WASHINGTON,
Feb.
1G.
The
leagun
of
Amorlcan
Inventors
announce
that
one
of
Its
members
has
satisfactorily
tested
a
"manic
cloth"
which,
with
tbo
aid
of
a
crystal
do-tcctor
and
a
pair
of
earphones
makes
a
perfect
radio
receiving
set.
No
coils
and
no
aortal
aro
nocded.
PROGRESS
SLOW
IN
SAND
CAVE
Probably
Many
Hours
Before
uoiiins
uan
no
neaenca
CAVK
CI
I
Y,
Ky
Feb.
I.
Progress
was
slow
in
sloping
llic
lateral
al
Hie
base
id
llu
sand
caw
luniud
where
Floyd
Collins
lias
been
imprisoned
fur
more
Hunt
two
.
weeks
today
Fvcry
hit
of
rock
ami
dirt
hail
In
be
passed
hack
iulo
(lie
main
shall
ami
care
taken
lo
prevent
a
serious
eavein.
Now
there
re
mains
1
1
1
(lucsiion
nl
I
lit
num
ber
id
cubic,
yards
lo
be
removed
llefore
Collins
eau
be
reached'
i
may
lake
many
hours
nf
(oil.
Coaslwise
Sli'iiiiisliio
iV
llarj-'e
Co.'.s
steamer
(irjlfen.
was
in
pun.
from
III
o'clock
yeslenbiy
iiiorn-iiiK
unlil
0
in
llic
evening.
TIip
ccincnl
was
iliscliiirged
id.
lh'
oerumeul
wharf
for
Albert
lilulion
were
discussed
I
'o'liuiH'ry,
wnicn
iirm
.mii
sup-
bouis
ami
llic
vole.P'y
""s
maieriai
lor
inc
eievamr
foundations.
About
2.0(10
uar-
rets,
it
is
expecled,
will
be
used
in
Ihe
foundation
work.
V.
C.
Arnell
of
Vancouver,
who
has
the
contract
for
travel
ami
dredging
in
coiinecliou
with
I
tie
elevator
fniuidal
ion
work,
ar
med
in
Ilii!
city
from
Hie
smith
on
llic
u.nueiia
jesieruay
auer-
iiooii.
His
lug
Fearful
and
ill-edge
No.
In,
which
will
hi
used
in
Hie
work,
has
been
de
layed
in
coming
up
Hie
eoasi
on
iiccoiiiiI
of
rough
weal
her
and
uiliy
not
be
here
for
siune
days
yet.
II
will
start
work
iinuiedi
airly
on
arrival.
Two
Tuns
Coming
AceoiiinaiiyiiiK
the
Fearful
and
Dredge
No.
Ill
up
Hie
eoasi
.
I
the
big
lug
Cape
N-oll
with
two
lump
scows
in
low.
When
heard
from
al
the
end
t
the
week,
Hie
iiiiiimieiil
wits
al
I'orl
Hardy
in
readiness
lo
cross
Queen
I.
liar-
idle
Sound.
Mr.
Arnell
said
Ibis
morning
Mint
lie
evpcrlcd
Ills
pari
ot
tin:
elevalor
job
will
lake
about
six
wecKs.
lie
will
he
here
during
Ihe
greater
pail
of
that
lime.
Twenly
'men
will
he
employed,
all
of
Iheiii
across
Hie
harbor.
There
Hie
gravel
will
be
dug
(ml
ami
Ihe
Fea
'
ru
I
will
brink'
it
,lo
ltd4
side
in
the
dump
scows.
I'lie
lug
Fearful
ami
Hie
dump
,
..
r
II...
seows
were
noimiil
irom
inc
(Irani
Smjlh
Co.
by
Mr.
Arm
They
were
used
here
during
the
eoiislriicliou
of
Hie
ocean
dock.
The
dredge
is
a
larger
one
than
I
luil
which
was
here
at
thai
lime.
One
of
Ihe
C.H.M.M.
vessels
is
exited
cd
here
before
I
lie
end
of
the
ii
too
Ii
lo
eider
Hie
local
dry
dock
for
inspect
Inn
ami
repairs.
.
HOCKEY
SCORES
Victoria
I.
Calgary
?.
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i-
TA
--.
L.jfir-A...
BOSTON
GRILL
5
and
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
nrvyly
laid
dancing
Ambulance
flour
(or
hire.
Suitable
(or
Service
dant-es,
banquets
and
weeding
Anywhere
at
Anytlm.
parties.
For
rats,
apply
In
Boston
no""'
kind
Roy"1
PRINCE
RUPERT
and
tin
o.
Grill,
Third
Ave.
MftTT
VIDECK,
Prop
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
-MBKKM.
Phone
457.
Kill,
XV.,
NO.
Hf-
I'nlXUli
HIPENT,
1I.U.,
MONDAY,
FKMtLAIlY
10,
lf2o.
Sturdr't
Circulation
1721.
Strut
SUi
42S.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
FRANCE
WILL
MAINTAIN
HER
CURRENCY
(DONER
HAYSPORT
THOUGHT
TO
HAVE
BEEN
LOST
IN
MILLBANK
SOUND
trance
Will
Maintain
III
one
of
llu
mi)s
(IimisI
-mis
fires
in
Hiisjiliion's
liislnry,
llir
llrinklc
Muck,
oft
llic
IhisicsI
ciinicr
of
llic
rily,
vus
ilcslroxcil,
csiilliiif;
in
a
loss
of
nearly
a
million
dollars.
The
liiiildinj,'
once
housed
Hie
L
nivrsily
of
Saskatchewan,
when
its
first
cliisses
were
held
years
.ago
YANDERHOOF
CREAMERY
IS
DIFFICULTIES,
Shown
to"
be'
Insolvent
but
Shareholders
Vote
Against
Liquidation
YAMiKHIKXH-'.
Feb,
111.
-The
creiunery
here
is
in
financial
ilillicullies.
II
has
bi-eii
losing
inoney
for'soine
linie
ami
jusl
now
is
iiistdveiil.
A
proposal
to
iio
in
I
it
liiuijalion
followiiiK
a
CEMENT
HERE
AMERICAN
PRINCESS
.
..
i
Six
Hundred
Barrels
Arrived
Yes-.
terday
fop
Albert
&
Me-
i
Caffery
Jy
Arnett
j
Hero
!
W'iMi
U0
liairi'ls
of
ceiiieiit,.4
di
LOST
BLACK
PEARL
DINING
WITH
BOXER
PAHIS,
Feb.
IU:-
Princess
Valora
of
Albania,
formerly
the
wife
of
Frank
(iould,
while
dancing
jn
the
Moiitiiiarle
res-lauranl
last
nrglit
lost
a
black
pearl
valued
al
WIO,-oud
francs
from
tier
ring.
Siic
was
dining
willi
(ieorges
Carpenlicr
and
discovered
Ihe
hiss
when
she
relumed
to
Hie
table.
Vice
-
President
Rev.
William
(1.
Hacker.
II.
of
4
4-
HOSPITAL
HAS
NEW
DIRECTORS
1925
Board
for
Port
Simpson
In
stitution
was
Elected
Last
Friday
Ihe
annual
meeting
Port
Simpson
(leiieral
Association
look
place
Ii
day
al
Port
Simpson,
Hie
of
directors
for
Hie
year
ing
as
follows:
HllSllilill
President
Hev.
Hi.
Ferrici
insncelor
of
.Methodist
Missions.
Hramloii.
Man.
Young.
Secretary
-Treasurer--
Dr.
Vil
Ham
Sugar,
i
Heal
superintend
ent
of
Hie
hospital.
'
Directors
Dr.
V.
T.
Kergin
Miss
MiickaV.
leaclier
of
the
In
During
Ihe
past
year,
x-ray
equipment
mis
neeu
Schooner
Haysport
is
Thought
to
Have
Been
Lost
in
Millbank
Sound
I'roui
evidence?
lo
hand,
it
is
assumed
that
the
auxiliary
s-liouiKT
llayspoit
No.
a,
which
was
on
her
way
o
Skagway
with
a
rarfo
or
(-a-oline
and
rxplosives
for
points
in
the
Yukon
Territory,
foundered
with
all
hands
un
hoard
in
Millhunk
Sound
on
(he
niglil
of
January
-2":
The
vessel
having
been
ovenlue
al
Keletiikoii
for
several
lays,
ipicries
were
senl
out
lo
all
oinls
along
Ihe
euast
ami
it
(ins
been
learned
by.
tin;
provincial
police,
here
that,
laden
so
In-iiyiiy
thai
lier
deck
yere
almost
awash,
she
left
Nanoo.se
liny.
VaiHiniM'r
Island,
on
January
ami
Was
seen
pausing
Nuiiiii,
noilli
or
Qiicen
(Jharlollt'
Soinnl
on
January
-".
(Jit
February
1.
part
of
her
deck
earo
of
r
i
if
isoline,
inlilrescil'
lo
it
coiiig-
iu
I'.aiTiuss,
was
picked
up
near
Ivory
Island.
No
oilier
I
race
of
the
etiifl
or
her
cieW
of
four
men
has
l.fOu
found,
it
is
Huh
believed
thai
the
vessel
must
have
foundered
in
Millbnnk
Sound.
An
exclusion
on
board
lis
believed
tu
hayef
been
impro-!
liable,
since
patjofUhe
gasoline
was
found
II
was
believed
tliat
M.
P.
Ol-
s
i
n.
fi
il
ii
i
cfiyveTf
IitiTw
it
A
I7f.
Ann
mining
man
who
had
fhar-lered
the
llayspoil
No.
2
to
make
Ibis
trip,
was
aboard
)ul
some
of
Ids
acquaintances
in
this
city
smv
be
was
nut.
Neither
is
il
known
here
who
were
the
members
0r
the
crew.
They
were
signed
on
in
Vancouver
it
is
believed.
Former
Local
Boat
The
Haysport
No.
2
wai
built
in
linn;
in
Seattle
and
was
then
turned
the
Roosevelt.
In
1S0J
she
was
acquired
by
the
.Maritime
Fisheries
and
operated
in
eun-l
ncction
willi
the
couipaiiys
plant
at
Haysport,
her
name
being
changed
to
Haysport
No.
2
and
her
registry
to
Canadian.
Later,
llic
vessel
was
acquired
by
Hie
Deen
Sea
Fisheries
who,
in
turn,
sold
her
to
James
McNulty
and
Art
Oswald
of
tills
cily.
In
l'J-3,
he
wiis
sold
by
the
local
men
lo
Harry
I..
Iliggitis
of
Vancouver
Tor
use
as
a
liquor
carrier
souiu
from
Vancouver.
Like
oilier
ves-
Ihe
sels.
she
got
into
scrapes
m
connection
with
these
activities
isl
Fri-
ami
had
been
lied
up
at
vaucou
ilimi
ihiv
school:
(apl.
.lolill
Walson
of
Ihe
sti.igboat
Hobo
link,
ami
(leorge
McAree,
mana
ger
id
Hie
(ieorgelown
sawmill.
..i,...ii..i.
ver
Tor
some
lime
neiorc
em-
.
IV
,
.
.
f
IteiUTscnlnlives
of
Hie
lioinin
result-
barking
on
her
last
anil
sup
Itoy.l
toiinage
ami
21
tons
register
I...I:
tn.....l
ion
government
-
imhi.io
iisi-iu
U'.
F..
Collison
and
Doiiiiiiio:i
Constable
A.
J.
Walkinson.
Ileiuesenlalive
of
Hie
proviu
eliil
L'overnmeut
-
Mrs.
v
.
II
KeiTjin.
posedly
ratal
voyage.
The
Haysport
.No.
2
was
Oi
feel
long,
TVj
(eel
m
beaiu
ami
K
feel
deep.
She
was
of
iU
gross
When
sold
m
W'iJ,
sue
was
eu-
gined
by
a
50
.horse
power
Standard
motor.
RETURNS
TO
CITY
S.
AFTER
INSPECTION
BUCKLEY
BAY
MILL
M.
Bump
and
Party
Came
In
on
Prince
John
Last
ivJ'ght
R.
R.
Maxwell
Now
In
Charge
of
Plant
S.
M.
Hump,
vice-president
and
ItepiTsenlatives
yr
Hie
.Mellio-
general
manager
si
Cliurcli
Miss
M.
I..
Deacon,
gelc
Lumber
ln
Mien
and
Hev
of
I
lie
Los
An-
odiicls
Co.,
re
fl.
Iimied
In
the
ciU
on
the
Prince
John
last
'night
willi
his
patty
new
arter
having
made
an
inspection
iii-
or
the
sawmill
al
Ituckley
Hay.
tailed
at
the
I'orl
Simpson
bus-
Ihe
reopening
of
winch
is
pian-
pilal
and
a
Delco
light
system
tied
Ibis
spring,
iney
win
pin-
lltl.1
tll.10
1
until
Hill
111
eeeil
smith
via
Jasner
on
this
ariernoon
s
train
John
Owen
Wilson
or
Prince
II.
II.
.Maxwell,
assistant
man
iii.iieirn
ins
men
mmo
nled
il
Hirer,
s
now
in
cuarge
iii
jui-r
judge
of
Hie
court
of
revision
ley
Hay,
following
in
tragic
....
...,!
r..n
l
mi
!
u
p
mi
n
i
en
i
or
ne
manager,
ii.
r
.
iuu-
idace
of
11.
W.
HiiKgcn.
ning,
last
week.
MILLER
CHARGE
MOLD
ONE
Arose
Out
of
Seizure
of
Smugglod
Liquor
at
Long
Beach
Two
Years
Ago
LOri
ANUKl.l-.rt,
Feb.
10.
The
sentence
of
Jack
Miller
to
two
years
in
Leavenworth
and
a
fine
uf
?
15,000
and
of
Alexander
Curtis,
to.
lwu)i'Kr.'4Jtiula-'rine
.of
'$7,500
followed
a
"recent
conviction
along
willi
eight
others,
all
of
whom
were
seulencrd
al
(he
week
end.
The
conviction
armne
out
of
the
seizuijL'
almost
two
jears
ago.
on
.Marc.li
zz,
lUZJ,
o
a
cargo
oi
liquor
at
Hie
Curlis
Packing
Ciunpiiiiy's
wiireliouso
and
dock
it
Long
Heacli,
Ihe
liquor
having
been
smuggled
inlo
the
country
contrary
lo
t
lie
laws
of'
lha
United
States.
RUSSIA
HAS
GOOD
JAILS
foreign
Correspondents
Said
Have
Found
Comfortable
Places
In
Land
of
the
Red
to
llOSCOW,
Feb.
Hi.
Russian-
prison
conditions
apepar
lo
havo
prison
condilions
appear
lo
havu
ible
days
followiiifi
the
llolshcvilc
revolution.
A
much
less
drastic
and
more
humane
regime
lias
heeh
adopted.
Foreign
correspondents
visited
n
number
of
prisons
today,
'they
found
them
to
be
well
iishled,
clean
and
comfortable
places.
Summary
executions
no
longer
lake
place
and
all
prisoners
am
now
heard
by
constituted
rcvolu-
ionary
tribunals.
VANCOUVER
MAN
IS
BADMINTONjCHAMPION
Cowon
Boat
Alkman
and
Also
Won
With
Underbill
In
Doubles
O
ITAWA.
Feb.
10.
McTag-jrarl
(ioweii
of
Vancouver,
the
Paeiric
coast
star,
established
his
supremacy
on
Aiip
liailuiiiilim
courls
of
Cuiiadu"
when
he-won
the
singles,
di'Tealiiig
C.
W.
Aikmaii
of
Moii
I
real
15-!,
15-5
and
partnered
willi
J.
Underbill
of
Vancouver
took
Ihe
doubles
trophy,
dro-aling
Snell
and
Stewart,
Ihe
Ottawa
lillehohlers,
15-1,
15-1.1.
Mrs.
De
llucey,
sister
of
F.
Richardson
of
Tl-ell,
arrived
from
the
(Jueen
Chtirlglle
Islands
on
llic
Prince
John
last
night
iiml
will
spend
it
forlnlfcht
visiting
"
in
Ihe
cily.