25
TAXI
Boston
Grill
and
Ambulance
Service
Anywhere
nt
Anytime
Stand:
Exchange
liuilding
MATT
VI
DECK,
Prop.
"
lllL
UULIIUI
.tLl
Lilt?
I
JaA
III
1
11
L
111
III!
The
iuggested
finding
by
Hogg
was
the
feature
of
the
commis-
mou't
session
yesterday.
Hogg
recommen
AS
PROMINENT
:
SOCIAL
WORKER
r
m:iti.k.
w.h
r.u.
known
IIOTII
IV
('
.Willi
AMI
fTATI'.s
in
iiiTKKv
villus
.mo,
nr..
r.iu
11
11
sri'riiTKirT
or
vidiiun
01.11
himi;nv
iiomi:
tUP
a
-
a
a
a
Oordcn
Lynch.
Canadian
and
American
welfare
worker,
known
on
both
aides
S
di
nip
ii.
riiiLiii!imi
nnnnnin
1
1
im
inr
children
died
here
on
Monday.
jnorn
in
Msiuana.
Nova
scotia.
liny
ears
ago.
the
late
Miss
Lynch
was
omen
In
Victoria
up
to
fifteen
years
Ml
E
-tie
Lynch
and
Edward
Lynch
Prince
George
are
brother
and
alsler.
The
funeral
will
be
held
In
Victoria.
rtmtwH
a
rr
1-1
r
r
n
S
V
A
hS
SCHOOL
BOARD
of
11
1.
i(i.i(i
1
in;
SM.IMHHI
1
IMl
iiiiu.
.till
l.M'lMllll
Ills
Will
l.l;
Sill..
,VHI
s
AKI.I
Hill
i:TllllltlilNMtV
No
important
changes
have
been
made
uie
acnooi
noara
mis
year,
wnencon
174.
025
while
extraordinary
estimates
UIIMII1
I
UIlirillllllMI
rJL
LI
llUlil
VIIV
11111
lv
ni
Liin
nnrnpii
QLirci.
oliiwi
t
a
rnnt
of
ft7.S00:
IniUlllns
of
nn
oil
Uxt
la
Dooth
School,
92.500.
and
play
The
estimates
have
been
filed
by
the
Last
ve.r'a
orrilnnrv
.Atlmatea
were
75,050
and
extraordinary
14,000.
FAnIMC
flF
ELEVATORS
l,S(
IIIA
I
II
HtlMllllI
lllltllll
MKI'W
KHt.M.lU
lli:(
OM.MLM)
VTIONS
TO
.11
TIIOIIITIDS
,T
UTT.llV.l
VANCOUVER.
March
15.
The
toard
of
recommend
to
the
Ottawa
authdrltles
the
leaae
nf
Nn.
1
fiUim.
,n
tu
Aii.rt.a
-
wv.
(vi
m
W
VUV
lf"l
VilUl
DrovLsInn
Inr
(
(nln
r
tlm
lease
tnr
a
furit...
....i-
-
.
......
.ui.iki
ffVIIVU
U(
fcWU
fvni.
icaalnir
of
Nn.
1
t,..tm.
tv..
m.'.,..r
Interests
to
h
nrmntiH
.
r.
nilnal
for
a
period
of
five
yean
and
a
jurther
period
of
fifteen
years
at
a
rental
t(
t
Tf'
Ul'fl
nh
fl.
......
She
v
1
1
ii.
At
ii..
nu.
ui.
m
m
m
i
mi
m
KiTf:r:i.'Tinv
that
mi.'U't."i'
,V
Ml,
-V
lilt
V
Lll
111
IlrK
fill
1
1
1
fl
V
f
!!
II
V
I
III
ded
this
rinding
as
separate
and
dls-
ttnet.
from
other
findings
a
to
whether
moncjr
hsd
been
received
bjr
vendor,
be
cause
he
declared,
the
evidence
against
thPfee
companies
was
conclusive.
(II
I
II
(II
.MMMI
H
U
.KII.S
or
imiimi
i:.m
11.01
i:i:s
4
jJUNEAW.
March
15.
A
measure
was
introduced
In
the
terrl-tonal
senate
yesterday
which
would
guarantee
employees
of
the
fishing
industry
a
mtnlnium
wage'
of
$30
per
wceC
'
in
addition
to
room
and
board.
AMY
GIVEN
UNTIL
MAY
25
icMilso
ni:tisii
ix
.1iTK.11.
((HUT.
IMlltN
Ml
ItllCltl
It
(iKTH
tumuit
norm:
VANCOUVER.
March
15.On
application
of
A.
M.
Johnton.
K.C
crown
coun-
el,
Mr.
Justice
D.
A.
McDonald
ordered
further
reprieve
to
Msy
33
for
Jopt
Sankey.
sentenced
to
be
hanjed
for
the
murder
ot
Miss
Loretta
Chlsholm
a'.
Port
CMlngton
on
May
33
of
lait
year.
At
the
British
Columbia
Court
ol
Appeals
yesterday.
Saukey's
application
for
a
new
trial
was
set
over
until
the
end
the
list
so
thai
more
evidence
msy
be
brought
from
the
north.
DEMAND
OF
EXPRESS
EMPLOYEES
RECEIVED
(irnrrul
M.iniigrr
of
Cun.Hll.in
Nullimnl
Cii.
S.iix
no
Ad
Ion
Will
lie
Taken
fur
Seeml
Meek1"
MONTREAL,
March
IS
Employees
of
the
Canadian
National
Express
Co.
want
Increases
In
wages.
W.
C.
Mulr,
general
manager
of
the
company
here,
has
re
ceived
an
official
request,
to
that
effect
frcm
headquarter
of
the
employee!'
union
In
Winnipeg.
It
will
be
several
celts
before-
any
definite
action
Is
taken,
Mr.
Mulr
said.
Mltl
l.lS
KLI'OUT.
R
U.IU.
DianY
ISLAND.
Part
cloudy,
light
east
wind;
barometer,
30.10;
tempera
ture
38;
sea
imooth;
8
p.m.
spoke
steamer
Curacao,
Karheen
for
Port
Armstrong,
60
miles
from'
Poit
Arm
strong.
DEAD
THEE
POINT.
Barometer.
39
-
C0;
temperature,
36.
DULL
HARBOR.
Part
cloudy,
light
cast
wind?
barometer
30.10;
tempera
ture
35;
light
swell;
8
p.m.
spoke
tug
Cape
'
Htfott,
'towlnV
bsrge
ningamon,
abeam
Pointers
Island,
bound
for
Mas
ibtl
Inland;
8
W.m,
spoke
tug
St.
Faith
abeam
Cape
Calvert
bouud
for
Addcn
brook.
NOON
DIODY
ISLAND.
Cloudy,
fresh
southwest
wind;
barometer,
30.05;
temperature.
40;
sea
smooyi:
10:13
a.m.
In
steamer
Catala,
southbound.
DEAD
TREE
POINT.
Barometer1
39.-
60;
temperature,
40,
BULL
HARBOR.
Part
cloudy,
light
east
wind;
barometer
43,
moderate
swell
Advertise
in
the
Dally
News.
mil
Northern
and
MINCE
AVIATOR
IS
iiriiiifi
Tiiinnnim
m
w
w
c
t
ii
i
f
mi
oss
s
Recommendation
Was
Feature
Yesterday
of
Judge
Murphy
Probe
mi
.ii
ink
m.N
ivn.i.
(-(iN'Kiiii'ir
AUTHORIZED
PAYMENTS
EVIDENCE
DECLARED
CONCLUSIVE
VANCOrVEK,
March
15.
Despite
objection
of
Hon.
J.
W.
dc
Karri;
.
K.C
,
counncl
for
the
brewfnjr
interests,
Mr.
Justice
Denis
i.iw.i
i
,.n
r
....
r.......!
i
i
i.-'iinii.
win
rniiMinpr
inn
rnrnmmonf
ni
nn
nr
.1
'
inn
tn
usurr
ntiorih
Ivpnnortv
I
.n
nrwl
I
ho
Vnn'AtiiYf
lli-rti't-fna
mu
p
fittnH
In
ii
r
m
m
j
A
GROUP
OF
CANADIAN
NATIONAL
RAILWAY
OFFICIALS
a
H.
HEAD
0Rra'
S.pfHitndcBi
Ciai(ijn
NaiiMil
Tc)taphi,
Wctia
C4t.
STERRY
IS
GUILTY
MAN
itUixriiuMi
im.iL
i:ms
in
to-
IKINTO
CIClMl.V.ll.
KIIIST
UITII
(
OM
ICTION
lOIIIIMO,
.Marrli
I.V
4.rMit
V.
Merry,
elurged
with
lils-phemy,
fniiiiil
guilty
by
Jury
In
Hie
criminal
eiiiirt
here
till
morning,
ami
a
rrnianileil
until
IVrtfnrMlay
for
M-nlence.
sterr
charged
with
publllilng
In
a
uniihlrt
l.nowii
IIm
Chiit-.
Ilsn
Cnqulrer,
"M-aniUliu,
bU-plie-in
cms
profane
anil
Indecent
llliel
of
and
roiucrnlng
(ImI,
Ihe
Holy
lllblr,
the
iMMly.
the
M-rlpturev
anil
Clirli-llan
rellglim,'
QUEBEC
RADIO
STATION
OPEN
(.WUHAN
NATIONAL
Itlll.U.lY
NOW
Ills
II.KVIA
IIKOllK'.lSTINII
STATIONS
.
WINNIPEO,
March
IS.
CNRQ
Is
the
very
latest
call
added
to
radio
broad
casting
stations
In
the
Dominion,
these
letters
slgnlfylig
the
Quebec
unit
ot
the
Canadian
National
Railways
radlc
department.
With
the
recent
addition,
there
are
now
eleven
stations
In
Csnada
using
CNR
with
the
fourth
letter
signifying
the
city
in
which
the
broadcasting
appara
tus
Is
located,
these
atatlons
stretching
from
Moncton
In
the
East
to
Vancouver
In
the
West.
Negotlatlona
hsve
been
under
way
for
some
time
to
add
Quebec
to
the
chain
and
these
have
been,
coin
pletcd
by
the
sanction
ot
the
radio
branch
department
ot
marine
and
fish
eries
for
the
uso
of
the
sail
CNRQ
for
the
present.
CNRQ,
broadcasting
on
310.7
metret,
will
be
tied
In
with
CNRM
and
CNRO
for
simultaneous
broadcasting
purposes
and.
on
occasion,
this
tie
will
be
ampll
fled
by
the
addition
of
CNRT
bringing
Quebec.
Montreal,
Ottawa
and
Toronto
on
the
air
at
one
time
and
giving
Cans'-
dtan
radio
service
to
the
several
"blind
spots"
which
exist
In
the
neighborhood
of
each
of
the
four
cities.
The
Initial
broadcast
from
CNRQ
will
be
on
April
7
when
Quebec
wltl
be
tied
In
with
CNRM
and
CNRO,
the
tle-ln
being
efffected
over
the
wires
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways
Telegraphs
and
telephone
service.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
,
Bid.
Asked
Wheat
1.441,
B.C.
silver
........
,1.60
1.73
Dunwell
1JI
1.36
Indian
,.
.06
Marmot
.11
.12Vi
Premier
3.34
3.36
Porter
Idaho
.16
,.16j,
Surf
.Inlet
.01
.
.
Richmond
,14
,16
Oost
Copper
8
00
-
:8.S0
PRINCE
RUPERT
Central
British
Columbia's
RUrEUT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
MARCH
r
mt
m
b
w
m
W.
II.
KOHB,
Vice-l'rcsidrnt
Canadian
National
Kailways
UKtrilLlt
KCPoitT.
Prlrce
Rupert.
Part
cloudy,
temper-ture.
38.
Terrace.
Ctasr.
calm.
temp.
39.
aouwocd.
Clear,
cafm.
temp.
33.
Alyansh.
Clear,
calm.
temp.
36.
Alice
Arm.
Clesr.
calm.
temp.
39.
Anyox.
Clear,
calm.
temp.
29.
Stewart.
Part
cloudy,
calm.
temp.
34.
Harclton.
Clear,
calm.
temp.
30.
Telegraph
Creeks
Cloudy,
calm.
temp.
i.
Smlthera.
Clear,
calm.
temp.
33.
Burns
Lake.
Clear,
calm.
temp.
35.
Whltehorse.
Cloudy,
south
wind.
cmp.
30.
Dawson.
Clear,
calmtemp.
16
below.
Mrs.
William
Stewart,
Second
Ave..
esves
on
Friday
.
to
vhlt
relatives
In
treat
Britain.
She
will
proceed
to
Gl-
ow
and
thence
to
London
before
going
orth
to
Aberdeen.
RAILWAY
CO.
WINS
APPEAL
Mil.
41
STICK
lillKUOKY
OltHKUS
I.Ki
(I
T
N
AssKSMIKNT
Judgment
nhlrh
it
l
rMlnutril
will
rut
I
lie
iie
ssiiifiit
nn
the
Cun.ulliii
Natliinal
Kullwuy
t'o.S
proj-erl)
in
Imlf
tvni
gltrii
till
this
ufleriiiMin
hy
Mr.
Jusllir
(Iregnry
In
Hie
Miirenie
Cmirt
after
n
four
day
hnirlnr.
of
Ihe
cumnanyN
uprul
for
a
red
m
l
ion.
In
u
roinplliiitril
half
hour
Jnil-nirnt,
UN
liriMtlp
i-rt
the
nr-meiit
of
(he
ompiioy's
prorrtr
u
nn
uximjr
hrtnmi
the
valuation
of
(1.
II.
Arnold
unci
II.
v.
Hrrte.
holh
ultiiexvs
(or
the
rmiinunv.
Two
Children
Succumb
on
Oregon
Mountains
as
Mother
Seeks
Food
STARVIM.
WOMAN.
HEAVY
WITH
CHILI),
ALMOST
FROZEN
TO
DEATH
IN
TIMREREI)
THICKET
ON
SNOW-COVEREI)
HILLS
STORY
OF
INTENSE
HARDSHIP
.
LA
REVIEW,
Oregon,
March
15.
-In
a
timbered
thicket
on
snow
covered
mountains
near
here
last
night
twp
chUdren
were
found
frozen'
to
death
and
their
mother,
Mrs.
D.
W.
Amburger,
crouched
beside
them
exhausted
and
frozen
to
the
knees
fighting
to
,avo
a
third
Infant
from
the
slow
death
that
was
creeping
upon
them.
The
mother,
driven
by
hunger
from
a
mountain
cabin,
started
out
to
forage
for
food
for
her
hungry
children,
the
husband
and
father
having
been
absent
Several
days.
The
woman,
who
was
about
td
become
the
mother
of
n
fourth
child,
was
on
the
verge
of
hysterics
when
she
was
found
by
a
posse.
She
had
visited
a
farmhouse
on
Saturday
and
obtained
aome
food
but
she
had
not
been
seen
since
until
she
aud
her'
family
Newspaper
15,
1027
FEARED
ww
m
i
r
m
b-m
tw
DAN.
XL
JOHNSON
Manazer,
Co!wiuttioa
and
AfrUultnral
Department.
Wetttrn
Pegion,
Caaadiaa
NaUesal
KaJwara
SURVIVOR
OF
MUTINY
DIES
lltsH'j;liAM
1IK
"f'K
lit
KMtll
hi
v
ii
ent
TiiiioKiii
mi:(;e
Ol'
I.I
CKNOIV
AS
Cllll.ll
NELSON.
Alartli
13.
Mr,
(harlot
le
lleiKlrrson
eirlancl.
a;ed
"0.
Him
went
through
Ihe
Mege
of
l.uikuow
u
u
lliHcl
anil
who
In
be-I
let
eel
to
have
hern
the
lat
our-vlvor
of
I
hat
tiNlorlr
event
during
the
Indian
Mutiny,
tiled
a(
the
rrol-ilritre
of
her
Mill
at
('ran
ford
II
IJ
on
Kootrnay
Ijke
on
Sumlay.
She
nu
lice
wldiin
of
Mair
(irnrml
llrnilersou
(
lelnnil
of
the
Muilra
staff
Corps
In
India.
STOLE
50
CENTS,
SKNTKNCK
IMSSEII
IN
I.INCOIVEI
I'OI.K
i:
(Ol
ItT
Ol'
TWO
HOLD-ITS
WHO
KOlllll
ll
A(ii:il
MAN
VANCOUVER.
March
15.
Sentence
of
two
years
apiece
was
passed
by
Magistrate
Heirry
C.
Shaw
In
the
city
police
court
yesterday
on
Jack
Hanson
and
Olat
Yande
who
were
convicted,
on
charges
of
robbery
with
violence
In
connection
with
their
attack
upon
Emit
Berg,
an
aged
man,
on
March
6
when
they
secured
fifty
cents.
If
you
are
driving
and
a
sweet
young
thing
Is
leaning
on
your
shoulder,
It
Is
dangerous
to
step
on
'er.
A
load
of
two
tons
can
bo
carried
by
a
full
grown
elephant.
were
found
by
searchers
during
which
time
a
terrlflo
storm
raged.
When
a
search
was
made,
the
cabin
home
was
found
to
bo
ahnolutfty
empty.
Circulation
1500
Sain
423
m
m
in
m
w
.1
m
Ed.
Young,
Pioneer
Flyer,
Believed
Forced
Down
on
Uninhabited
Tundra
Waste
McCRATH,
Alaska,
March
15.
Grave
fears
are
left
that
Ed.
oung,
veteran
Alaska
aviator,
has
.heller
on
the
desolate
wastes
of
uninhabited
tunara
wrucn
sireicn
or
miles
oil
either
side
of
the
lower
Kuskowkwim
River.
Inaugurating
a
passenger
and
freight
service
to
isolated
vil-ages
in
southwe3tern
Alaska
for
an
Anchorage
company,
Young
eft
here
at
noon
on
Sunday
for
the
last
leg
of
a
500-mile
flight
;o
Jeihel.
At
the-
time
of
his
departure,
it
was
25
degrees
be'10'
zero
.nd
a
sixty-five
mile
gale
was
howling
out
of
the
north.
-he
hep
tj
Bethel
should
have
beens-
ade
In
three
hours
but
the
goTcrnment
jrifn
nrjratnr
thlr
laid
Iat
nl7ht
Mt
the
filer
had
njt
arrived.
The
.lane
was
last
seen
ever
the
summit
'
it
Tacotns
Mountain,
fifty
rai:es
west'
t
here,
hilf
an
hour
after
leaving
I
4cOrath.
Young,
on
returning
to
Anch:rsg:
fter
the
present
trip,
was
to
proceed
a
Fairbanks
to
JMn
Cap..
Q
H.
WU-
klns'
Detroit
Arctic
expedition
.
which
vtll
scon
begin
its
sttcmpt
to
find
land
n
the
Arctic
Ocean
north
of
Alaska.
rilAIUIKS
AUK
AOAIN
IN
(SKIP
OF
WINTEIt
jo
CALOARY.
March
IS.
Alter
springlike
weather
for
several
days,
lmost
the
entire
province
has
been
gripped
by
a
near
blizzard
with
driving
snow,
the
temperature
falling
thirty-seven
degrees.
The
highways
are
badly
blocked.
At
Stettler.
eighteen
Inches
of
snow
has
fallen
since
Monday
noon.
AMERICAN
HALIBUT
GETS
BEST
PRICES
Seven
Boats
.Marketed
Cult
lies
Totalling
8
l.ooo
Pounds
Through
1'Mi
Exchange
This
Morning
Halibut
arrivals
marketed
on
the
lo
cal
Fish
Exchange
this
morning
totalled
81.000
pounds
of
which
four
American
vessels
landed
70.500
pounds
and
three
Canadians,
10.500
pounds.
There
was
a
wide
spread
In
prices
between
American
r.d
Canadian
fish,
American
getting
corj'dcrat'j
better
bids.
American
Akutan.
35,020
pcunds.
to
Pacific
Fish
eries,
;7.7c
and
f-
Tatoosh.
30.000
pounds,
to
Canadian
Fish
6i
Cold
S'.onuc,
I3J33
and
10c.
Eureka,
5.C0J
caunis.
to
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co..
18.4c
and
9c.
Jack,
300
poundi,
to'
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
18c
and
10c.
Canadian
Marguerite,
3,500
pounds,
to
Booth
Fisheries
Canadian
Co-
15.8c
and
8c.
Dundas,
4,000
pounds
.
to
Canadian
Fish
it
Cold
Storage
Co
15.8c
and
9c.
Fanny
F.,
3.CO0
pounds,
to
Atlln
Fisheries,
13.8c
and
8c
"PEACHES"
LOSES
SUIT
TO
HUBBY
I
New
York
American
Says
That
Millionaire
Won
Separation
Front
Youthful
llrlile
NEW
YORK.
March
15.
-The
Evening
American
says
that
Edward
Browning
won
his
suit
for
separation
against
his
youthful
bride
"Peaches'
and
that
she
lost
her
counter
suit
and
alimony.
TWENTY
WOMEN
ARE
!
NOMINATED
FOR
NEXT
ELECTION
IN
BRITAIN
LONDON.
March
IS.
Already
37,
women
candidates
have
been
.officially
selected
for
various
constituencies
at
the
next
general
election,
twenty
at
least
ot
whom
belong
to
the
Labor
party.
Included
among
the
latter
are
Lady
Cynthia
.
Mosley,
who
has
been
adopted
for
Stoke,
and
Lady
Clare
Annesley,
who
will,
stand
tor
West
Bristol.
,
What
every
youth
would
like:
To
be
Oene
Tunney
for
Just
one
night
and
hsveva
rival
suitor
try
td.
flirt
with
hl'
girl,':'
.".j'
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
for
hire.
NKW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
Lest
for
the
least.
l'hone
457.
Price-
Five
Cnts
LOST
ii
7
'
i
i
a
m
m
n
Northern
been
forced
down
alone
without
WOMAN
MEETS
TRAGICDEATH
Jilts.
JOHN
MALI!
Nr.,
A(lEI
83,
OK
SOII.l
CHEEK.
IllttUGKO
MILK
ANH
HALF
UY
KlN.tlf.tY
TEAM
SODA
CREEK.
Marsh
lS.-r-Caught
by
the
clothing
on
the
axle
of
a
buggy
drawn
by
a
pair
of
runaway
colts.
Mrs.
fohn
Malcne.
aged
C3,
was
dragged
a
Alle
and
a
half
before
she
fell
dead
the
ground
when
her
husband
and
aether
man
who
punued
Vtt
team
on
sot
reached
her.
The
trio
had
set
out
from
the
Malsne
inch
neu
here
to
drive
to
Buckskin
,'reei.
The
runaway
occurred
when
tiny
topped.-'the'two.
raeji'ratppiiri?to;
the
ground.
Frightened
wbea
one
of
the
ranchers
flourished
his
overccat
as
be
put
It
on.
the
animals
bolted.
SALVAGE
TUG
.
IS
WRECKED
POINT
HOPE
(iOES
ON
lI.IT
TOP
ISLAM!
IN
(il
l.K
OF
(iEOlKIIA
III
1.1.
IIELIKVEII
TO
HE
INTACT
VANCOUVER.
March
15.
The
salvags
tugboat
Point
Hope
was
wrecked
on
Friday
on
Flat
Top
Island
In
the
Oulf
of
Gecrgta
according
to
word
received
In
the
city
ycoterday.
The
work
beat
Skookum
proceeded
to
the
scene
to
attempt
ber
rescue.
The
pilot
house
of
the
submerged
vessel
was
wrecked
by
the
heavy
sets
but
the
hull
Is
believed
to
be
undamaged.
grainboatTs
DUEWEEK-END
YAVK
MAUI
His
BEEN
HEI.IYKI
HY
HEAVY
SEAS
ON
PACIFIC
CUOSS.
IM
AND
WILL
HE
LATE
The
local
elevator
has
been
advised
that
the
"K"
Line
freighter
Yaye
Maru
has
been
delayed
by
heavy
weather
In
her
passage
across
the
Pacific
Ocean
srd.
while
originally
duo
here
about
Thursday,
will
not
arrive
now
until
Friday
or
Saturday.
The
vessel
Is
to
be
lined
at
the
dry
dock
and
will
probably
go
on
berth
at
the
elevator
about
thci
middle
of
next
week.
She
will
load
a
full
cargo
ot
some
300,000
bushels
ot
wheat
for'
the
United
Kingdom
or
continent.
The
next
grain
boats
after
the
Yaye
Maru,
the
Otter
Pool
and
Kofuku
Maru,
will
not
be
here
until
well
on
In
April,
TRAIL
WINNER
0VERCANM0RE
IU
HOCKEY
TKA.ll
WILL
NOW
Pl-tV
I
OUT
WILLIAM
IN
SEMI-I
INAI.S
Kilt
ALLAN
CIT
VANCOUVER,
March
IS.
Trail
defeated
Canmore
In
lost
n!ghts
hockey
game
by
a
score
of
9
to
4,
winning
the
round
over
the
Alberta
champions
by
a
total
ot
13
to
4.
The
British
Columbia
leaders
are
now
qualified
to
meiit
Fort
WUllam
on
Friday
and
Monday
next
In
the
semi-final
round
tor
the
Allan
Cup.
emblematic
of
Canadian
amateur
hockey
chamnlinship.
1
i.""
I
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ar
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