25
li
Mill
M'lll
TAXI
and
Ambulance
Service
Anywharo
at
Anytime.
SUnd
Royal
Hotel.
3rd
Ave.
and
6in
si.
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XV
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ustmaid
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In
Suit
for
Damages
for
Alleged
Assault
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t;i.
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nit
sued
for
W.-
fn
iillc-ted
injuries,
ton
In
Regard
to
Alaska
rW
sii.VltTiiv
i
i.i.
1:1
rii.ii
:
lumberman,
charged
iiy
a
former
liiiiNi--
p
I
t'y
Hnlili,'
vvholu
In'!
it
is
liOMM'
iirii'f
1I1
sinusal
rnllo'r
thai;
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r
demand'
for
two
lifii
uT
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be-
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1
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premises,
wa
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by
n
Jury.
observed
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a
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in
-
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wn
Ins
castle.
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defendant
indicated
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folTI!
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of
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sliis
to
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iiailiciilarly
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lu
nl
Art
ii-tioi'tcil
Item
Hint
In
"Hiri's
in
Alaska
liiimr
is
'll
oocnlv
ami
Mini
ail
"Mines
mm.,
from
tin1
ui'iir-
""aiiiau
liriiiory,
wlirn'
1
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sold
hy
tin-
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in
ii
1
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VICTORIA
MAN
Machine
In
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he
was
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crashed
to
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Injurod
fit
1
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l'V
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pilot
V
SHIPMENT
OF
ORE
TO
TRAIL
SMELTER
FROM
SMITH
ERS
RICH
S
1
irr
i
ill
lit
I
f.iilv
Ni'wsi
SMITH
KIIS.
I'i'li.
l:i.
IkmaM
I'..
Simpson
has
just
riTi'in
ri'liirns
from
Trail
smh'IIit
of
I
lit-
lliiril
sliiuiii'iil
of
f-'oll,
.sjcr,
Irail-ziut'
oil-
from
.
Iiis
Victory
mini'
,
located
011
ifinlson
Hay
.Motinlaiti,
firii'i'ii
mill's
wi'st
of
Sinillicrs
on
Hvi'itilii.T
i-'l
ami
rontains
im-oss
valui-s
of
in
1.
I'll
pi-r
ton.
1ETS
LIQUOR
YANKRFVFFJ
1
rKUM
KUrtRl
hat
Is
the
Opinion
of
vVashlngr
Duty
Claimed
When
She
Reached
Herschel
Island;
Mountlo
Disappears
A.MllHHtAi
iK.
Ffli.
I.t.
I
"anii
liati
Customs
ami
Hh'
Uoyiil
Caliadian
Moiinled
Police
liavr
seized
I
lie
American
owned
ami
mil
filled
schooner,
.Maid
of
Or-
Ica'ns,
II
ilv
M'ssel
to
reach
llerscliel
Island
in
a
''ar.
She
4
was
delai
I
fo'r
noii-iaymi'iil
of
dulies,
according
lo
a
repor
recehed
here.
Caplaiu
Kk'np'iihur?.
skippci
of
III'
essel,
reporleil
llllisliin
ncrlanl
In
I'airlianks.
en
nun.
10
Ottawa
lo
hecure
release
of
ln'
vi.M.el.
lie
lefllseil
lo
ti.'iy
Hn'
1
1
1
1
r
v
liiivmeiil.s.
ennleinltlisr
Ilia'
under
the
old
Arelie
law
a
limn
was
exi'iupl
fioin
such
payments
The
Maid
of
Mi
leans
was
pur
chased
and
oiitfitled
in
Seal
lie
lasl
summer.
On
reachiiiK
l'oin'
Harrow.
Canadian
ollleers
de
maiiili'il
the
paymenl
of
duly
I'ollowiiiK'
persuasive
arKuments
Hie
vessel
was
allowed
lo
sail
for
Victoria
l.uml
with
pennis
sion
lii
land
supplies
fur
Hit
Calilaln's
faiHilv
and
selllers
oil
the'
Island.
The
schoonei;
sailed
under
Hie
conoy
of
a
ytning
mutinied
noliceuian.
who
uisap
peared
from
I
he
vess-il,
liuvinif
lasl
seen
walking
oil
Ihu
deck.
lneslli!nlloii
into
the
disap
peuruiii-c
has
been
ordered.
John
liore,
district,
supcrin
lendent
of
government
lele
Kraphso
sailed
this
niorninir
on
Ihe
Prince
Hunerl
for
Vancouver
on
business.-
fronl
of
tier
I'iflh
Am
ihu'
I'.asl,
hy
a
taxi
car!
driven
hy
I!.
V.
Symes.
Iilile:
Norinii
Miiiiro,
lhree-aml-a-lialf
I
year
old
daughter
of
Mr.
amlj
Mrs.
(leore
II.
M11
n
ro,
siisiaineu
a
fracture
of
the
skull
whirl
resulted
in.
her
ileal
Ii
at
Hi'1
Prince,
llujiert
(ieneral
f
1
1
.
1
1
11
'
at
11.25
last
nilil.
Acconliiij.'
lo
the
slaleiiienl
Kiven
Hie
police
hy
Symes,
who
I'esidcs
at
Seal
Cove
ami
who
rei'i'illly
entered
I
he,
taxi
Inisinesr
liere,
he
was
IravellinX
west
alon'
I'iflh
Avenue
when
he
saw
11
iirnup
of
children
iji
the
roail-way
ahead.
He
slackened
speed
hill
Hie
unfortunate
lilllc
will
darl'd
acrosH
the
slreel-lo
join
ehildreii
on
the
oilier
side
of
the
road
when
the
car
was
hut
1
dishince
or
Hi
ree.
yards
or
sji
off..
Ifwrts
Imnossilile"
for
him
lij
Jtvoid
slrikiiig
Hie
'child,
Ihe
driver
deelared.
She
was
..truck
at
Ihe
base
of
the
skull
hy
the
left
Ian,
i
of
the
automobile.
Symes
immediately
notified
tin:
police
of
the
accident
ami
.-Sep.
trenul
McOlinehy
attended.
Hy
this
lime,
however,
Ihe
lillle
Sir!
had
In
en
taken
to
Ihe
hospital
by
her
falher
who,
r.l
the
linn;
of
Ihe
accident,
was
working
in
his
traye
only
a
short
distance
tway.
Mie
was
in
an
uncon
scious
condition
and
was
hlccd-
inu
profu-ely
from
nose
and
uiouili.
i-.veryinuiK
jmsiuie
was
lout?
hy
allemlius
physicians
ami
II
o'clock
il
was
believed
thai
Itelfi
,1
Hie
child
miylil
recover
liut
sliei
,
uulil
mil
wiiiisianu
iiu',
injuries
md
schook
and
expireil
al
1
1
.-';.
Little
Norma
was
Ihe
third
cliilil
o:
.Mr.
ami
.urs.
.iiuiuu.
She
was
horn
iu
I'riuce
lluperl.i
I'he
deepest
syiupalhy
of
Hie
omiiiunily
will
he
extended
lo
Hie
parents
in
Iheir
heri'iiveuienl.
I'he
remains
11
ro
in
"Hi"
hands
of
the
H.C.
tiiidertakers.
All
impiesl,
will
open
this
af-
lernoou
before
Coroner
Tvorinaii
Wall.
I'he
.inrvinen
einpanclh'il
ire
.1.
II.
.Miicueii.
.101111
1
lyiuiawi,
l.eo.
Wauah.
Percy
Tinker,
Sam
Woods
and
YV.
I.
Vance.
Pcnd-
iii'.'
invi'siitralion,
Hie
driver
is
beini.'
held
by
Ihe
city
police.
SMITHERS
AND
!
CREAMERY
HERE!
Matter
Discussed
by
Board
of
Trade
and
Postponod
Until
Noxt
Meeting
1
EXPERIMENTAL
FARM
Actlvo
Slips
Build
Road
to
bo
Takon
to,
to
Bablno
Lake
J
SMITH
KIIS.
Feb.
HI.
Al
Hie!
regular
monthly
meeting
oT
Ihej
Smilhcrs
Hoard
of
Trade
wilh.
about
iTi
members
present
audi
I'resideiil
I,.
S.
Mcliill
hi
Ihej
chair,
a
general
and
lengthy
discussion
was
given
the
iie.sliun
of
establishing
a
creamery
und
distributing
depot
for
(ho
dutry
proilui'ls
of
Central
British
Columbia
at
Prince
linperl.
Vice-president
J.
I.
WJieelep
outlined
the
mailer
iu
detail,
and
afler
being
discussed
from
all
angles
continued
on
page
Hirer)
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
YA'iMi
lie
slitfhlesl
show
of
einohon
ami
smiling
hut
liljle.
Mrs.
.Marion
Ainauda
"Ma"
Kitkusoii
whs
svyoni
in
us
the
Hrsl
woman
governor
of
Texas
and
Hie
second
in
Ihe
I
iiiled
Stales
Manager
of
Massett
Timber
Company
Drowned
Along
With
One
of
His
Mill
Assistants
H.
F.
Ijuimnivr,
HiiiuiiKer
ot
Hie
Mnssell
Timber
IX'
sawmill
al
Buckley
May,
ami
Uliuile.s
ll.tiu
tick,
our
til"
hi-
assisluiitf-,
iusl
Hicir
livt
s
hv
(Irmviiiiifr
on
Ihe
niiriiiiir
of
I'ebruury
I
I
ac-'.orilin?
to
word
reaching
Hie
ejly
loday.
They
were
iiruccedinj,'
in
Hie
gas
I
mat
Kall(Jeeii
from
Huck-ley
Hay
lo
;nmp
1
011
.lu-kalln
Inlet
when
Ihe
hiiiuch
wus
cut
I
In--
ice
ami
Isank-.
The
two
men
made
a
(Jespcrale
alleuipl
to
reach
shore
but
wenl
iJiivvn
ami
were
drowned.
The
bodies
were
recovered
yesterday.
."
Tl:e
provincial
police
an?
in-
t
lie
week.
They
will
be
niel'
liere
vestiyaliiig.
by
(ieorjft!
I'.
Hale,
Mr.
Hancock's
.Mr.
Diinniu
only
recently
re-
hrolher-in-law,
who
is
coining
turned
lo
Itiiekley
Hay
after
hav-Trom
Yaiicouver.
01
her
relatives
inur
sienl
a
vaealion
in
Califor-
;.surviviutr
in
Vancouver
are
Mr.
niit.
jlli'incock's
father,
William
llan-
Both
Married
Men
Icnek,
and
a
brother,
W.
Lllan-I
Mr.
luiiuiing
leaves
a
wiihjw'cock,
residing
at
IV.'ii
.".'ml
Ave.
I
ami
child
al
l.ongbeach,
Cali-West.
'
Another
brother,
(lei)r;re,
fornia.
i
resides
al
1
r
I
llaney
and'
a
Mr.
Iluiieoek.
who
was
assist-
sister.
Mrs.
T.
W.
Slarr.
ul
Ab-
lngninK
sii.eriiilenilent
atiholsford
.
Mrs.
H.
II.
Saunders
Hiickley
Hay.
is
survived
by
a
I
of
Vancouver
is
a
sisler-iu-law
widow
and
two
children
who
will
I
.Mr.
Ilanrock
was
formerly
pro-ar.-ive
liere
wiih
Ihe
remains
on
iiiineul
in
Y.M.I
'..A.
baseball
cir-Ihe
Pri'M
i'
John
al
the
end
of
eb's
at
Vancouver.
HOPE
NOW
ABANDONED
Floyd
Collins,
Entombsd
Cave,
Cannot
be
Taken
Out
Alive
In
CAVE
CITY,
Ky
Feb.
13
Officials
who
went
down
the
shaft
being
dug
toward
Sand
Cnvo
where
Floyd
Collins
has
boon
Imprisoned
for
two
weeks
carrc
out
this
afternoon
and
announced
that
hope
of
rescuing
Collins
alive
would
have
to
bn
abandoned.
It
Is
thought
that
it
will
roqulre
two
or
three
moro
days
to
dig
to
GREATEST
MINE
DISASTER
YET
Feared
that
Death
Toll
as
Result
of
German
Explosion
Will
bo
230.
'
l)HTMl'l.
I'eb.
13.
Tho
I
terrific
explijsion
from
fit;e
dump
tin
Ihe
Stein
mine
on
Wednesday
!
nighl
was
one
of
the
greatest
disasters
in
the
history
of
(ier-Iman
mining.
II
it
feared
that
1
deaths
will
lolal
iu
the
neighborhood
or
S30.
The
fire
which
is
now
raging
prevents-,
rescue
'.work
in
some
sections.
.
'
1
I
Advertrta
.n
the
Dallv
Newt
Watson
is
Willing
to
Stand
Trial
in
Canada
if
Early
Hearing
Given
HKATTIill,
Feb.
1.1.
Following
it
lvu
month
battle
lo
fvnile
cxlradiliuii
on
11
charge,
implicating
him
in
Ihu
Niinaimo
Hunk
robbery,
Huss
YVulsou
now
declares
thul
he
is
anxious
lo
gti
to
Uunnila
and
slant!
trial.
Wulson,
who
claims
lo
be
virtually
without
means,
said:
"All
1
ask
is
n
gnaranleu
from
Hie
Canadians
of
an
early
trial
if
I
cross
Ihe
boundary
voluntarily.
IT
Ihey
cannot
promise
me
that
then
I
want
lo
know
if
I
will
be
admitted
to
reasonable
bail
pending
my
hearing."
.'V-'iftrj
'f,
:
Vv
BOSTON
GRILL
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
nrwly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
Suitable
for
dances,
banquets
and
w
riding
parties.
For
rat's,
apply
In
Boston
Grill,
Third
Ave.
Phone
457.
I'lllNUK
HL
I
Kill.
H.U.,
MuDAi,
!
EUIiLAHY
13,
11)25.
rt.t.rd.,'i
circulation
isu
strut
sit
42.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
Wk
Places
flour
oil
in
Canada
MANAGER
OF
BUCKLEY
BAY
LUMBER
MILL
WAS
DROWNED
FROM
LAUNCH
Wge
Flour
Order
for
Canadian
Firm
Given
hy
Russian
Government
ill
Take
Six
Million
Bushels
of
Wheat
and
Cost
About
Twelve
Million
Dollars
TilliONTO.
Feb.
II
is
officially
confirmed
that
C.in-
li.
:
'm;
K-'il
Hit'
largest
flour
order
in
Hit
history
of
the
riiry
lld-Mii
luis
purchased
I.Iinn.liiMi
barrels
tti
feed
her
during
lite
slioriage
tnusou
i
ty
me
Winnie
til
i
lie
nop
in
in:
:il
.
Tin'
I:
g'
pinehaM'
represents
(i,(MMi,Mi(l
biTsJiels
nf
C;i
i
I
.
i
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.
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VMM'.,1
II")
l
Ul
IK'
SlippilCII
11
I
III'
.M.IMI-
I,
fill
.Milling
I.OIII--
mid
Wc-Jern
Canada
Flour
Mills
through
Ihcir
New
York
ilgl'llls.
j
The
companies
inlerrsle.l
have
!
rnvivcd
cash
amounting
lo
approximately
9
1
2,110(1,11011.
i
Tin'
shipment
will
he
made
iTrom
New
York.
cruiiiiiencin.t;
an
j
soon
as
ship
aic
available
ami
:
i-onliiiuiiig
until
April.
BY
AUTOMOBILE
Young
Daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
George
Munro
Victim
of
Accident
DIED
LAST
NIGHT
,
Struck
yesterday
afternoon
ahoid
l.'lii
almost
iliri'i'My
in'
parents'
Ilium'.
iilO
Hon.
T.
D.
Pattullo
Addresses
the
Rotary
Club
on
Functions
of
tht
Provincial
Legislature
.Showing
Hie
fiinelions
of
Ihe
legislature
and
its
powers
iiider
the
Hiilish
Nnrlh
America
Act,
lion.
T.
I.
Patliillo
yes-erilax
aflerntiou
e.xplaiueil
the
workings
of-4he
governmental
nil
and
the
value
of
things
often
criticized
by
those
not
con-ersanl
with
all
Ihe
intricacies
of
Ihe
Carjadiau
system
of
gov-rnmeiil.
in
an
address
before
the
Hotary
(Uub
yesterday
at
heir
Weekly
luncheon.
There
were
Iwenly
visitors
present
in
addition
(o
the
members,
including
Ihe
various
heads
of
th
elevator
couslriit'liou
and
Hie
mill
and
oilier
visitors
to
the
city
ami
local
citizens.
-
J
Mr.
l'allulhi
first
outlined
Hie
tiowers
or
Hie
province
uinler
Hie
il.N
A
Act.
He
explained
that
lie
main
difference
between
the
Canadian
coiis'lilution
.1ml
that
d
Ihe
F.S.A.
was
thai
in
C.an-ida
all
powers
not
specifically
mentioned
were
vested
In
the
federal
government
whereas
in
-overiitnent
were
exercised
by
il.
Powers
qf
Each
I
uder
the
H.N.
A.
Act
Ihe
I
iniuion
deall
willt
Hie
public
debl
and.
properly;
I
hi
tie
and
comniercj'',
postal
service,
eus-tonis,
ilefewcejr.lutvii-'aJiMn,
.
currency,
patents,
copyrights,
Indian
control,
naturalization,
marriage
ami
divorce,
and
criminal
law.
the
province
ami
the
illmculty
of
members
being
able
lo
cover
Ihe
whole
district
ami
look
after
its
needs.
If
Hie
number
of
members
were
reduced
I
hey
would
have
lo
be
reduced
iu
the
cities
and
thai
would
not
be
agreeable
lo
them.
In
the
scal-lered
country
districts
Ihey
'continued
011
page
5
RESUMES
DEBATE
ON
ADDRESS
DESPITE
A
MOTION
TOjCONTRARY
OTTAWA,
Feb.
13.
The
on
tlie
address
will
be
resumed
today
despite
Ihe
format
adoption
of
a
motion
a
few
minutes
aTler
six
lasl
night
that
I
here
be
no
more
speeches.
Fol
lowing
Ihe
adjournment
there
were
conferences
between
parly
leaders,
and
Ihe
decision
was
reached
lo
restore
the
order
paper
and
a
million
lo
this
elfect
is
lo
he
made
loday.
BIRTH
A
daughter
was
born
al
Ihe
Prince
Ituperl
(Ieneral
Hospital
on
February
13.
lo
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Wuulen
ofMellakatla.
Mrs.
(leorge
Little
of
Terrace
is
visiting
wilh
Mrs.
S.
1'.
Me
Mgrdie
or
the
Mc.Mordie
apart
merits.
LABOR
MEMBER
OPPOSES
VOTE
PRINCE'S
TOUR
the
I.'.S.
the
slates
were
sover-l
"
eign
ami
only
sucn
powers
niiurges
Tnai
Me
see
Own
Country
were
relegaleii
10
Hie
central
First
and
Especially
Conditions
In
Scotland
1.0NT0N,
Feb.
13.
The
llous-e
of
Common
yesterday
defeated
a
labor
motion
to
reduce
the
CI
5.0UU
appropriation
to
pay
the
expenses
of
the
visit
of
the.
1'rinea
of
Wales-
trrfrica
and
South
America
after
listening
lo
a
Ion?
complaint
about
the
PrineeV
extensive
travel
by
Kirk
wood,
the
sponsor
of
the
I
lie
provinces
Im.
I
powers
over
solution.
He
recommended
that
their
own
eonstilution,
direct.,..-,.
rlovai
11,
lmess.
instead
of
taxation,
public
lands,
bospilals,Js(.,,j(1?
an,,
Cemenling
the
Empire
companies,
marriage,
a.iniims-sihouj,i
S(M.
,js
0wn
country,
(ration
of
justice,
education,
and
Kirkwood
was
particularly
jn-
other
matters
of
purely
provio-1
HjslfuL
that
the
I'rincc
visit
the
rial
import.
Clyde
and
note
the
conditions
un-t.
British
Columbia
was
the
only
(U,r
WMici,
(ne
people
were
living.
,
province
that
made
a
land
grant
.
to
Ihe
Honiiiiiun
,
in
regard
lo
railway
mutters
al
the
lime
of
Confederation
and
if
Ihe
olhei
provinces
should
succeed
iu
bar
gaining
with
the
Dominion
for
a
return
of
their
natural
resources
llril
ish
Columbia
would
at
once
ask
for
Ihe
return
oT
I
lie
lands
of
Hie
Peace
lliver
block
and
Ihe
railway
belt.
In
regard
to
the
much
debated
Mueslion
oT
the
number
of
members
in
the
Legislature,
Mr.
l'allulhi
defended
the
present
.sys
tem
because
of
Ihe
large
size
of
I
WOOL
SCARCE
;
IN
AUSTRALIA!
Owing
to
High
Prices
Buyers
Refused
to
Make
Purchases
In
January
LONDON,
Feb.
13.
A
dearth
of
wool
supplies
here
is
serious
-ami
Australia
has
notified
tho
Wool
Merchants'
Association
that
il
lias
been
decided
to
reduce
offerings
fifty
per
cent.
Leading
London
dealers
assert
that
Brilish
manufacturers
am
unable
lo
pay
the
high
price:,
demanded
and
al
the
January
sales
there
was
a
virtual
buyer'
strike.
When
Ihe
present
small
stock
is
exhausted
mnmuaclur-
ers
must
pay
whatever
the
gruw-?
ei's
demand.
WHEAT
PRICES
ARE
ADVANCING
Recovery
Commenced
Following
Recent
Big
Slump
WINNTI'Kti
Feb.
t.'t.
Wheat
prices
advanced
sharply
today
aNcr
the
depression
of
the
past
few
days.
May
deliveries
jumped
from
five
to
seven
cents
abuva
yesterday
al
the
elosH
reaching
1117,
a
nel
recovery
of
ten
cents,
since
Wednesday.
July
wheal
mined
5
5-8
to
11)1
ahd
October
Ott
to
13".
BILLIARD
CHAMPION
WINNII'KO.
Feb
.13.
Jack
McMillan
of
Vancouver,
vvon,
Iho
Dominion
billiard
championship,
defeating
A.
I'.
V001kvard
(
of
Montreal
5.000
to
l,5li?V
;
,'.
i;iq
Advertise
la
the
Pally
NY
vs.
m