d.
l.iiM'i
aim
.Major
uvvitni
ugatusi.
iiic
engineer
u
1
1
1
1
uir
.
wii
iTiirlii'd
wlii'M
.Mil-
t.;iey
iimveil
iinil
Aid.
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tt
Ik
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MliU
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ii
ii
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iiu.t
iiinirr
mill
uiiii
I
NY
SF.TTI.ERS
niiiiii
i
i
i
a
a
it
a
II.
Y
N.I.
ANA
A
Jobs
for
Five
Thousand
by
Soldier
soiuomeni
Board
-
ii
iii
iiu.'
ill
I
in
fill
:!k.
:i.
'
I
on
faiiiilii's
In
Mltci
iii
undiT
I
he
vt
In'
Koldicr
Scllli--ii
itml
t
In-
Immisrnlioii
ar,.
in
I'i'ai'li
lirri'
on
'
;iin
tin'
llrilMi
lli'.
I'd
hi
in-iiir-'
all
lutd.
-".'in,
r
-
in
IH.IMKI
M'l'MollH.
iiii
in
iolis
ri'iuly.
for
i
in
Mil-
fainilh"
!-"Vfi
and
farm
liuild-rr
ilicin
lo
ocriijty,"
S
W'fiiiil.i,
Mip
ir
Hip
(Uilaavy
:i'
Soldier
f-rlllriuciil
Kl
II
I
I
V
IIIIItT
UUtVll
X
1
I'll
1
irvii
iiaj
ii
irvJ
i
n
v
C
oum
to
hn
Snont
In
thn
Placo
MONTOX
M;,r.
til.
'Ed
'"
I'Iiiiiiiiiii-'
to
spend
liiiiiRiuni
dollars
in
Iwo
-
:
pulilicily.
Al
a
ineel-"r
li
iiiiimi
or
hade
it
li'cldril
Iti
nl
once
eommeiiee
a
fnii,
liy
i.nhlie.
sub.
''"'ii
aii'l
already
several
"
pi
iinlsed
$1,000
each
III
(lie
M'lirlllC.
"'
piuii
r
campaign
is
In
1
'
In
Ilic
central
and
mid
i
Mine-
wiili
a
view
lo
"un,"
farm
selllers
bir
Hu
"
v
iifiiiind
Kdmonlon
and
II
I
C
I
i.in,il,,l
...
i
'
"'..
in,;
I
rial
reiihe
MKIi
UK
Dei
rcr
nv
as
A
US.
FEDERAL
JUDGE
Ham
Bah
I
-o,vJ
-wiiw
HUUMOU
tor
r'i
or
Hoaboas
Corpus
Is
Hold
Fop
i
i
i.i
Mac
in
v..
..ii
'
1
1?"
COIIlOS
'
fil...
I
in
Vi
""ii
me
rnhl
,
"ii
nisi
ncceinlier
"
iieiiiei
,v
r,.ii,.,.l
'...
in
....lOt
.-
"VI
I'l'lOlOMLT
.
iiniini
it.ti
i
.
.
"KU'.v.
Willi
miner
in
iv
ir
r.,un,i.t
i
i
,
..,i,
JUII
ii
ii-
iii.
1.
1
r
i.
t...
cMriiuiiinr
I
he
cily
advertise
fur
a
successor
to
hini.
This
million
which
was
presented
in
the
form
of
an
aiueuilineul
failed
lo
receive
Hit;
support
of
Hie
council,
however,
only
Hie
mover
ami
seconder
olini-'
fur
il.
The
whole
mailer,
which
en
(riiKed
I
In
couiiiil
in
a
dUcussiuu
which
I.ihIciI
for
inure
than
an
hour
and
a
half,
was
preeipilab-d
on
Hie
receipt
or
Hie
followm;;
leUiT.
fruin-it'
".Mavm-
noil
Alderman,
Oily
Hall.
-
Jenlleineu:
The
rnllowiuif
i
a
copy
(if
'I
wrilleii
order
viveu
lo
me
al
the
ini'i'liitlf
of
Hie
Hoard
(if.
Works,
held
Tliursday
evening.
.March
5.
Th"
Hoard
of
works
inslnuils
the
Cily
Engineer
lo
enaiif
W
.
II.
Sherman
and
I'hil
McHoitald
as
slrawbosses,
one
oT
lhese
lo
replace
.las.
Cochrane,
present
slrawliiss
on
work
at
lloolh
Sch
onl.
Resents
Interference
This
order
was
given'
after
one
of
I
he
many
k-nglhy
discussions
regarding
Hie
engagement
of-biilli
laborer'
ami
slrawbos
ses,
in
which
I
maintain
Unit
il
.
.w
ln.1.1
resoolisihlc
fur
Hie
Since
'oiitlllg
here
iwo
ye.iinj
ago,
I
have
been
garnering
iu-
.I
i
....iiit.-iI
siinervision
of
'
I1"11"
shown
parlieular
apiuuue
nn
this
class
of
work
and
for
Hien
ability
lo
.
handle
men-
Hoard
of
Works
bus
insiriicicn
.
.
i
i
..
.
i
.
...i
.....
,1
1
Hie
In
llisliliss
.ias.
i.i..
iii.iM-,
could
not
see
Iheir
way
lo
go
all
Hie
dislance
wilh
the
Progressives,
sometime.
perhaps
only
a
shorl
distance,
al
all
events
Ihe
Is
one
of
my
mosi
euicn'in
-","-;(rreated
bosses,
and
lor
no
apii.n
i
i
(;im
reason
wlialever.
n,,
in
k
on
l
he
ciMinlriic-liun
of
Mm1
teiniiii.tl
grain
cli'valdi-
at
I
lie
intiutli
Murmi
I'.ri'i'k
is
now
gcl-
lillj.'
Hill)
flill
Mllilll'
mini
KKDil
liroyri'ss
is'
ri'inirl-i'il.
A
ilmilili-
.tliifl
is
1m1-infi
cnijiliiycil
in
lninvriiir
Ilic
travel
and
sand
acrosfi
lite
liarliur
from..
Mi.1
Nirlioll
I'.ivck
and,
yim-
li'lil.l).
a
ilnlllili'.
Mlilfl
wan
muI
mi
the
tidi-waii-r
fxcavalion.
'
Hon.
Ccorgo
P.
Graham,
Minis,
tcr
of
Railways,
Tells
Why
They
Vote
For
King
Now
to
Play
at
Winnipeg
Next
Stage
of
Allan
Cup
'Socles
gelher
ami
perreelmg
am
oi
-a
.
,.
(M
nH.
IH,vt
stage
Izaliun
which-
woiiui
give
Alliin
Cup
series.
,
pic
or
Ibis
cily
full
value
joi
every
dollar
expended.
My
work
peaks
Tor
il-fir.
imriug
nirs..'
1
.
.
til...
f
1
Iwo
years
I
enjoyed
ine
ilence
ami
eo-operaliuu
ol
eacn
council
ami
I
am
prepared
lo
slake
my
professional
reputa
tion
on
Ihe
work
nrroinpnsueu.
and
challenge
comparison
of
cosl
wilh
any
oilier
eilie
of
Wesleni
Ciinatla,
under
siniiiai
roii.lilions,
bul
if
council
is
going
In
force
me
lo
engage
any
man
whose
only
iiualifiea-lion
is
Hint
or
"obi
linier."
properly
holder,"
or
being
"marl-led,"'
1
can
only
say
thai
I
will
l.
iniiiliti.
to
assume
the
respnn-
sihilily
of
Ihe
cost.
I
have
at
nil
limes
been
ready
and
eager
(continued
on
page
five)
,
i
1
;
1
:i
-!
i
'
:
PROGRESSIVES
ARE
LIBERAL
i
M
T.
A.
.Mar.
10.
Iii
a
siieecli
in
the
House
of
hiiiiiidiis
lion.
.
I',
(irahain.
iniiiisli;r
rallwas,
spoke
of
the
leifdeney
on
the
nail
of
I'rustreai'iww
to
sdppiirl
Hie
Liberals
Tu
thci
IlllllrtO.
.
'.
.,
T
.lHKiJCttrJ..j,.
.
JlUMfrJrfrKil2P('slh.if"hnitwti-r
made,"
said
.Mr.
(irahum,
"thatj
In
VAXCUl'
VEIL
Mar.
10.
The
j
r.oleniair
Senators,
the
amaleur
:
hockev
champions
of
Alberta,
FRENCH
EXCURSION
Ihe
mem
AGAIN
THIS
YEAR
uoverninenl
went
furlher
than;
the
lion,
gentlemen
opposite.
Special
Train
Will
Carry
Party
and
conse.pieiilly
ir
Ihe
Progress,
1q
West
0yep
Na,,ona
sives
voted
at
all
Ibey
-
woublj
"cs
have
lo
support
those
who
eanie
nearer
lo
Iheir
ideals.
I
do
not,
see
how
a
Progressive
could
g0;
MOXTHKAL,
Mar.
10.
Me-
and
ask
Progressive
eleel-1
cause
ol
ine
success
wioru
ias-
Iheir
stumor
f
he
had
-year
aiieniie.i
ours
mh.'i
dm
nvlhiiiK
else.
COLEMAN
WINS
HOCKEY
MATCH!;
as
"La
Liaison
I'rancaise"
llev.
I'alher
J.
A.
Ouellellc
director
or
the
Missionaiy
Colonizers
ami
organizer
of
lhese
study
trips
has
decided
lo
conduct
a
similar
xeursion
Ibis
year
for
the
bene
fit
of
such
individuals
as
are
interested
In
a
survey
of
the
col
onization
work
being
carried
on
in
the
west.
As
was
Ihe
case
last
year
Ihe
various
points
on
a
special
train
over
Ihe
lines
of
ihe
Canadian
Xalioual
llailways,
arraiigeineiil.s
Ho
this
end
have
been
ellecieii
llnsslaiul,
the
.Hrilisdiuiiroush
the
a
hockey
champions,
in
'colonization
second
game
by
H
lo
I,
there
co-operalioii
of
the
and
development
Meoarlmciil
of
thai
company
and
by
winning
Ihe
round
by
1.1
o..,y
ie
intermediary
of
C.
Price
r.oleiiiaii
now
plays
in
W
mnl-(jTeii,
or
ONE
CAR
OF
HALIBUT
SOLD
HERE
TODAY
AT
MUCH
BETTER
PRICES
(Inly
one
car
load
of
fish
was
sold
at
I
lie.
exchange
loday
and
Hie
price
is
back
lo
normal,
Ihe
highest
paid
being
l5.U0e.
All
were
purchased
by
Ihe
Canadian'
Fish
Cold
Storage
Co,
The
following
were
Ihe
salest
Amerloan
Superior,
1
1,000
lbs.,,
at
15.00c
and
Sc..
Canadian
Trump,
1,000
lbs.,
ul
ll)o
ami
(l.r.Oe,
Nautilus,
5..000,
al:13ivuud
Jc.
commissioner,
,l,c
eollahoraliu
nucllelle
in
(our.
with
Ihe
plans
EFFORT
TO
SETTLE
who
is
Father
for
the
NOVA
SCOTIA
STRIKE
SYONKY.
Mar.
lo.
In
an
ef
fort
lo
scllle
Ihe
miners'
strike
...
bv
negotiations.
Hie
Empire
Steel
Corporation
offered
lo
Withdraw
the
leu
per
cent
wage
decrease
demand
submitted
lo
Xielt
Murchie
is
sailing
louiglil
for
Vaneoiiver
where
he
will
al
lend
Ihe
funeral
of'Jils
brolher,
Archibald
Miirelifjv'.Vwho
was
killed
in'
a
IragioilmbUup
ulTalr
in
Chicago
last
salgrday.
,
TAXI
BOSTON
GRILL
25
and
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Ambulance
with
nrwly
laid
dancing
Service
floor
for
hire.
Suitable
for
dances,
banquets
and
wedding
nwwhara
at
Anytlms.
.
Hotel.
3rd
Ava.
parties.
PRINCE
RUPERT
For
rat"s,
apply
to
Boston
and
vin
ok.
drill,
Third
Ave.
VIDECK,
Ppod.
mitt
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Phone
657.
16
1-..
.
.
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il
I
1
Ul
,
XV
NO.
38-
mo
Libra
.
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Ilbl'KItT,
ILII,
TL
ESDAY,
MAItUU
10,
10525.
ViiUrdir'i
Circulation
1613
(trut
KtlM,
472.
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FIVE
CENTS.
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OiniFR
FTTIPMPNT
ROAPD
IQ
R&INfW
MANV
CPTTIPDC
TCI
PAMAnA
ctwn
or
Dtieineer
is
Upheld
by
City
Council
at
Meeting
last
night
nu
..
r
ar
r
i
a.iasaa
.
-
a
a
m
m
ICIII1UII
w"wwr
w
ww
.wfit.vwu.
w
w
w
w
6uf
Fais
fo
get
Support;
Talk
of
Resignation
Sli;
i
ji
differences
of
opinion
arose
nl
last
night's,
council
i.
..i,
.'...in
,i
it.
iti
i
ii
i
Mj.fiimii
nv
i.mmi.v
mr
i,iii
ii.'iiiii
l"l'
."..,,,-
,.
v....
........
the
'tli'
engineer
other
as
lo
lire
nn'l
Imms
being
ciu-
i-il
I'1
lir
I'lly
engineer
ill
the
engaging
mnl
placing
of
iim'H
lie
nnl-nle
woik
of
Ihe
public
works
dcparliiicnl.
Some
..I
....,.,
..,..1
!,
ti
I
,
,
I
1
1
it
.,
1-..
,
-,
t'L
c
-.,...
.
I.
......
I
...
I
ELEVATOR
WORK
IS
IN
FULL
STRIDE
0
I
ml
cr
When
IviiiK
Till
-
loinli
vu
reopened
rccenlly
by
Howard
Carler.
Ilns
holograph
was
taken
showing
the
henv
wooden
galesi
being
unlocked
and
reinoveil
from
Sell's
loinb,
which
is
used
as
n
l.jboralorv
Arrests
Made
in
Connection
with
Winnepeg
Coal
Scandal
Charge
of
Fraud
is
Preffered
llie
I'tdwive
party
nas
lavor-;
WJXMPKIi,
.March
10.
-
(ierufd
II.
.Melons
find
l-Ved
ed
ll.is
Kowrmiieiil.
Well,
real
y
j.
.jj,
officials
of
Hie
Canadian
Coal
Sales
Company,
fleorge
ll,ul"
Edwards,
duel
fireman
ol
Tuxedo
barracks,
and
.Serjeant
C.
J.
heli
II.
and
I
mn
in
earnest
m
simp-oii,
who
checked
Die
coal
as
re.'eied,
were
arresbyl
last
thai.
The
pioffieivc.
ineasure.'4llifrll
,
ifl.gcd
Willi
fraud
anil
false
preteices
in
coniiei-liuii
or
litis
Kuverniiienl,
Humph
eall..wj(h
s,,.
f
,.oiJ,
lo
-Vi.rK.nt.
A
lloal
Cunilhission
ed
Liberal,
are
still
progressive.'
m.,.Mlv
ii,jmj
into
the
sales.
ra
ffreai
inany-oi
mem,
aim
ui-
llioiif,'!!
on
occasions
(he
Liberal
aoxerninenl
and
its
supporters
"...
.
.
.
I
itfn
Tin1
I
i
I
l
.
.
.
i
.
I
mil
in
mini-1
"'
-
"
'
llie
W(ii
i
K"""
'
tiered
by
the
interference
or
any
member
members
of
Hie
ouneil
us'lii
Hie
personnel
ol
my
urgauiaiiou.
The
issuing
of
ibis
oruer
is
limdly
opposed
ami
very
u"-
morali.iiig
I"
my
"u'iii
01
making
nppoinliiicnls.
I
have
iilwavs
chosen
my
slrawbosses
9
t
-
l
r......i
iii..
uoi'kinen
wiio
nave
:i
icMeves
was
released
on
vsiMi.OiHi
bail
and
Anions
and
Iwo
others
sUi.llUli
eaih.
!
OR.
SIMEON
IS
NEW
)
GERMAN
PRESIDENT
I
F.
R.
MARX
PREMIER
I5E1H.IX,
Mar.
lu.
Ur.
Simeon
was
definitely
designated
today
by
Ihe
Iteiclislag
as
iicling
pre-
sldeiit
ot
Ihe
lieriuan
re-
public.
J".
II.
Marx
was
elected
premier.
CUT
EXPRESS
CHARGES
DOWN
traveller
will
proceed
to
lheTwcnty-flvo
Per'
Cent
Reduction
on
Fish
From
Halifax
to
Canadian
Markets
Hue
reason
for
Ihe
slump
in
Ihe
price
oT
halibut
here
recently
M-eitis
lo
have
been
Ihe
reduction
in
Ihe
express
charges
on
fish
landed
al
.Nova
Scotia
ports
de
signed
for
sale
at
Montreal
and
Toronto.
For
some
lipid
past
etrorls
have
hern
made
to
secure
i
retluctio.u
in
express
rales-from
Halifax
bul
II
was
only
at
-
Ihe
llrsl
of
Ihe
inonlh
Ihe
merchants
were
notified
That
il
was
Income
into
force.
While
Ihe
new
rale
is
of
ad.
vantage
lo
Die
fishing
industry
of
Ihe
Atlantic
ports
il
acts
ileleteriously
lo
Ihe
Pacific
fishing
industry,
as
-Montreal
and
Toronto
lake
part
or.
llio
caleh
from
here.
VOTED
AGAINST
BEER
Another
King's
Tomb
Found
near
the
Pyramids
in
Egypt
Supposed
to
be
6,000
years
old
hat
it
is
liopcil
will
jriiv'e
lo
lie
tin
loinli
of
S(Micfi'ni7"a
Kowirijni
iriKiiinff
uhout
'i.DUO
years
liefure
(Jhrisl,
has
heen
ili.TOvercil
mnr
I
lie
(ileal
I'yraiijiil.s
liy
Ilic
Itu.luu
llarvard
ex-ieililion,
wliieli
ha
luen
working
ii)
the
vieinily
for
several
eais.
Tin!
IuiiiIi
was
(inly
uioned
on
Sinnlay
and
Ih'c
daikiie!j:j
is
so
(oiiiilelc
anil
the
stale
of
Ilic
exeavaled
rock
so
perilous
Hint
milch
preparation
must
be
made
before
a
thoruuph
exaro-inalion
ran
In-
inade.
I.()N)U,
Mar.
Id.
EfryptoloKists
awe
iliat
if
Hie
tomb
hound
near
Hie
pyrauiids
of
ji'
ia
proves
lo
be
Thai
of
the
I
pliaraoh
who
imniediitlely
pre-j
ceiled
Hie
renowiieil
jiyrainid
builder
I'heops,
its
iinportance
is
I
greater
Hiaii
Ihal
of
Tutank-lianien.
because
Ihe
conlenls,
)
which
would
be
thousands
of
(years
old.
.may
throw
light
on
a
emole
and
little
known
period.
ART
EASSON
IS
HONORED
Elks
Were
Out
In
Force
at
Fare-wo',
I
Banquet
In
St,
Regis
Cafe
Last
Night
Td
lunuir
oue
of
-thek
-most
noiiuliir
mid
energetic
inembnr.s
of
several
years'
standing,
local
Elks
to
the
number
of
solno
forly-five
sal
down
last
night
in
the
si.
Ilegis
Cafe
al
a
farewell
baiitiiel
in
compliment
(o
Art
Easson
who
leaves
lonishl
for
Vancouver
whence
he
has
been
Iransferred
in
Hie
service
of
(he
Hoyal
Hank.
II
was
an
enlhusi-
aslic
ariair
even
inougu
me
piril
was
tinged
wilh
a
general
reeling
of
regret
al
Ihe
Impend-
ina:
i
enariure
ol
one
who
uas
made
so
many
lusting
friends
in
Prinre
Ituperl.
L.
Murray
Fuller,
exalted
ruler
or
Lodge
Xo.
Hi
H.I'.O.E.,
was
chairman
and
loaslmasler.
After
Ihe
splendid
supper,
which
was
opened
with
Crare
pronounced
by
llev.
Or.
II.
It.
Hranl,
chaplain,
had
been
dispensed
wilh,
Mr.
Fuller
spoke
briefly
in
proposing
Ihe
loasl
lo
the
guest
of
honor.
This
was
observed
in
a
most
hearlv
manner
both
in
speech
ami
song.
Mr.
Fuller
pre
sen
led
Mr.
Easson
a
hand
some
gold
ring
inoiiiiled
wilh'-a
ruby
and
inlaid
wilh
Ihe
Elks'
emblem.
Among
Ihe
speakers
were
llev.
Or.
(Irani,
Hen
Seir,
W.
E.
Williscroft,
Charles
Foi-
som.
I'ele
Solem,
Fred
(Mlhuly
and
others,
all
of
whom
extolled
the
virtues
of
the
departing
member
and
expressed
I
lie
general
Ycgrel
Ihal
was
Tell
on
Ihe
occasion
of
his
leaving.
Mr.
Easson
replied
lo
the
honors
that
had
been
done
him
in
a
neal
speech.
There
were,
he
said,
a
hundred
ami
one
reasons
why
he
would
like
lo
remain
in
Vrinrc
.
Ituperl
bul.
one
stronger
lliuii
Ihem
all
was
taking
him
south.
Thai
was'
to
be
wilh
his
.mother.
He
.amused
his
audience
by
singing
his
own
song
till,
'All
Oressed
I'p
and
Xowhere
To
Co."
Among
those
who
contributed
lo
Ihe
program
which
was
in
progress
from
l
unlit
l..m
were
Ihe
Weslholme
Orchestra,
E.
Sabmirin
wilh
solos,
and
Harry
Asl'oria
wilh
impersonations
The
affair
liroke
up
with
Hit
comnftinily
singing
or
various
farewell
songs.
CHILDREN
KILLED
EDMONTOX.
Mar.
10.
Ulider
MOXTIIEAL.
Mar.
10.
WilT
Ihe
Alberta
local
option
law
the
Ham
Mcdralh.
eleven
years
of
villages
of
llenlley
audlslay
,
yes-J
age,
and
Samuel
Milligen,
twelve,
lerday
voted
against
granting
were
killed
by
.a
locomotive
at
beer
licenses.
J
House's
I'olnl
yesterday.
NOTHING
YET
ON
ROUTE
TO
PEACE
RIVER
Hon.
Charles
Stewart
Says
h
Favors
Whatever
Experts
Say
But
Government
Not
Committed
OTTAWA,
Mar.
10.
The
gov
ernment
has
not
yet
made
Up
its
tivind
in
favorer
any
of
the
suggested
routes
for
extension
of
'he
Peace
lliver
Hailway,
Hon.
Charles
Stewart,
minister
of
tin)
Inlerbd'r-itiJ'iViiWid
"0M-"tKerii
Lliedy.
Progressive
inemJier
for
J-'ilmonlnri
in
(he
House
of
Corn-tjions
yesterday
nflrrtioon.
Mr!
Kennedy
tpioted
an
Ed
monton
paper
as
saying
the
government
favored
Mountain
Pass.
Air.
Slew-art
safd
he
personally
favored
whichever
routo
'he
experts
decided
on.
ASK
ROAD
TO
CONNECT
DOCKS
City
Council
Forwards
Request
to
Railway
Company
to
Link
up
Waterfront
,
report
from
Ihe
board
of
winks
recommending
Ihal
the,
"aninliiiu
Xationnl
llailways
bo
isked,
through
W.
11.
Tobey,
divisional
engineer,
to
construct
a
highway
along
the
'railway
grade
between
J
In.
(i.T.p,.
anil'
jrovern-inent
docks
was
adopted
by
tho
eily
council
last
night.
The
mailer
hail
already
been
uken
up
wilh
lion.
T.
O.
l'at-tullo.
local
member
of
the
provincial
government,
who
informed
the
cily
that
nothing
could
be'
done
by
Ihe
gov
eminent
since
such
a
road
would
have
to
he
over
railway
properly.
Ihe
cily
feels
that
more
di
rect
access
between
Ihe
two
wharves
is
necessary.
A
NTI-VACCIN
ATION
MEETING
OF
PROTEST
Students
Excluded
from
Normal
School
at
Victoria,
Cause
Gathering
VICTOUIA.
Mar.
10.
A
meeting
of
proles!
organized
by
anli-vaccinalioii
enthusiasts
was
held
here
and
passed
a
resolution
against
Hip
action
of
the
provincial
health
-department
in
refusing
admission
.
to
the
.Normal
school
al
Victoria
of
fifteen
normal
students
who
refused
lo
hn
vaccinated
under
an
order
from
Or.
IL
E.
Young,
secretary
of
Ilia
board.
There
was
talk
of
lakint?
a
lest
case
lo
the
courts.
The
cily
council
last
night
finally
reconsidered
and
adopted
a
bylaw
providing
.for
the
tem
porary
borrowing
of
.hesuin
of
7-;
mill
1