P.G.E.
LOSES"
ITS
LAW
CASE'S
counter
ctalm
ol
the
POI
i
,,ict
by
COMMUTED
TO
on
Mrs.
Dorla
McDonald
un
'i
of
murder
at
Lachlne.
(Juebrc.
of
to'
driver
was
oommuted
tciy
to
'
1
.
niirlsonment.
iiusband.
Oeorge
MeDonald.
will
:
Friday
at
Valleytleld.
Quebec.
FARMERASHORE
NEAR
NANAIMO
TATA
LA
REPAIRS
TO
I
VMS
-
-
.
at
manaimo.
March
21
The
itwwf,N'"'!
'uadun
Purmar
went
ashore
at
Gal-
Thla
group
haa
been
develop'.
in
recent
yeara
oy
a
u.
mintnz
engineer,
to
the
eatent
of
aome
i
iup.
it
iiivmtiiii'IIiin
iiiMI'.WV
,.ntv.Lhouaand
dollara.
There
are
To
i,;r
..
tOH
OtKHIIttl-
mber
of
showing
on
the
propwt)
IT
IJMMIKT
including
silver
lead-ali.c
showings
with
--
hmh
valuea.
grey
copper
running
up
to
MoUVBa.
MARCH
at
Tnr
hundted
ounree
in
silver,
and
abo
wa
that
may
prove
to
t
onatruwUon
Cumpany
id-allMr
ebowlnga
1
judgflMnt
by
Mr
Justice
Mor-
of
urge
ela.
'lay
atur
a
trial
1
the
com-
tuv
new
deal
U
a
three
year
option
chum
for
overhaul
from
the
ltll
$1300
cash
paid.
Money
for
a
1
(lie-it
Baatrrn
Railway
m
con-
lhv.lopment
canpatgn
thla
year
and
with
Uteir
contract
lor
a
bi
cxt
haa
atao
been
provided
and
Mr
v
nil
north
of
Lllooel
Ul.r.le
will
be
In
charge
of
thU
work.
'
miii
was
approalmauly
i3
000
.,,
,
due
to
start
a
aoon
aa
.
.
...
rH
Mmsinh
;
....
.tii.r
rnnriitions
permit.
j-
M-ttled.
althoiiKh
the
ludnment
:
Mr
McOUI
repe.ru
that
very
grcal
,
,
....iv
...
.,
i
th,
olalnttB
.merest
la
taken
In
the
Omineca
ni
people
in
Seattle.
Spokane
.w..
11..
0011-
v,...,i
and
Vancouver
ine
pn
u.
.
hi
vuc
riwiii
w.
.
the
latter
city
-
in
("1-!,,tok
rnthualasm
1-
exceeded
the
time
limit.
m
.
n.H.mmt'u.
..rii
1
to
Hood
acoouut
by
aome
1
.
.....
minim
confnanlcs
Duthie
01
iw
-
Mire
l
imited
atock
la
tne
levorue
u.
,
i.iiders
are
not
ready
to
sell
I
so
very
lime
If
any.
traUBg
haa
taken
'place
m
"
Tlie
Topiey.lticniieiu
.
.n.niinn
but
has
fallen
I
Vancouver
about
the
Silver
Cup
and
win.
own
hit
Hire
VVIU..
.
-,.-
nMr
New
Haaelton.
M:ittK
I.IKK
SI'.NTKNCi:
L-hlch
are
being
developed
by
W.
.
INNTRAI)
Dornberg
and
aasoclatee.
The
Uohawk
lMlne
New
Haaelton
la
alao
attracting
xtawa,
March
ai
'
The
death
"
.U(.non
owing
to
the
high
valuea.
BE
COMPLEIEU
UU
.1.
I.
tl'iifr
Cm
Will
KM
T"
Neat
Week
Catala.
which
The
-teamcr
8lmpson
last
November
and
Pnrt
ed
near
undergoing
extnslve
repair,
h,,.
nan
u
en
fc
ril
D
ttnt.
l"
,
1
1.
1..
ih
water
-I'tiver.
is
it
V.iiu
n
v,1(l,
u,
word
received
from
that
the
Biinounced
,,,,
it
is
Point
laat
night
but
waa
expected
l"
'
tl.m,
Mnli
37
and
u
)
'
"
'at
off
at
high
tide
today.
In1
"hip
uV,r
t0
the
owners
on
Matoh
'
m"k
Hie
Princeaa
Patricia
she
ewung
J'
11
)mj
Mml(
for
completion
or
'l"e
to
shore,
grounding
near
30
,
(lir
,,liry
.jrll.
(I.ll-..t.'
l;.,t.
ll
f
classifying
mgr.wayi
waa
ow-w
by
Hon.
W.
H.
Sutherland
today.
If
the
opinion
of
the
municipalities
was
found
t
.
support
the
change,
he
slated
that
the
government
would
assume
the
enure
BL-st
of
b
iliu:nu
and
'maintaining
the
Drimary
highways
while
secondary
'ltlhwa).
wjuld
be
the
entire
reaponal
mlltv
of
loral
councils.
TraJflr
had
reached
auch
a
etage.
me
..(,-
Lau.H
where
nractlcally
all
.he
primary
hlghwaya
required
perman
ent
hard
urfa;lnic
The
municipalities
:s
oer
cent
of
a
hard
surfacing
joo
oiteu
wcrked
out
greater
on
mileage
basis
than
their
M
per
cent
anal
on
aecou-
riirv
rnad.
If
the
new
sytm
were
Moptea
we
r)vernroen.t
cotdd
proceed
aocording
to
rtri
iite
nolicv
without
the
nereeeuy
r
rnnxultine
the
municipalities.
How
ever,
befrre
such
a
policy
couia
oe
piu
.....
.rru-t
it
mleht
be
necessary
to
1
Rise
some
of
the
present
secondary
ruuds
into
primary
classification
PROMINENT
LEADER
OF
I
PROVINCIAL
TORIES
IS
VISITOR
TO
THIS
CITY
W
A.
McKeiMle
of
Pentlcton,
well
known
Conic
rvatlve
M.L.A.
for
Btmllka-meen
and
recognised
today
aa
one
of
the
leaders
of
the
party
in
tne
provin
cial
field,
la
a
visitor
In
Prince
Rupert,
having
arrived
from
the
south
on
the
Prince
Oeorge
thla
morning,,
oeverai
local
leaders
of
the
Conservatives
met
him
at
the
boat
and
are
suitably
en
tertaining
him.
NANAIMO
MAN
DIED
STRUCK
BY
A
TREE
FROM
PLANE
KKCK.ttll:
AtXI
TIKIHIMT
T
he
that
or
iiiNtiiri.im:
AM)
I
AIK
COMPANION
KAHAIIllIN
I
HON
HOUKK
Maine.
Man-h
II.
A
rtnuoe
aa
'tele-phunetl
lierr
today
from
C'lawjHlek's
nnii.
18
mile
abote
here
tlwu
un
KbMnee
In
a
Canadian
plane
sesreh-Ing
for
llliMlM-llffe
had
seen
what
he
believed
i
HTerkagr
wn
White-nip
Miiuntuln
anil
two
IxHllea.
but
he
was
unuble
to
land.
FISHERMAN
BROKE
HIS
LEG
IN
HEAVY
WE
YTHER
HJarne
Kaarn
UroNgM
In
lr
UmprU'
Treatment
OlymptMs
tat
Mi
iu
10
AlUn
There
was
no
sale
of
halibut
at
the
Piah
Exchane
thla
mnrmng.
the
only
btiat
offering
a
catch
being
trie
American
vcMel
Garland
with
9.000
pounds.
The
Vam-frnver
boat
Olympla
HI.,
which
brought
in
a
member
of
the
crew
njarne
Kaasen.
who
had
broken
Ins
leg
when
a
heavy
aea
da'hed
him
against
the
housrwark.
for
hosptUl
treatment
disposed
of
HOO
pounds
to
the
Atlln
Pherles
yesterday.
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
KMILIMI
UJAtllH,
HIV.
I.
Mlddleaboro
0.
Aeton
VUla
0.
SHITTIMI
i.kaoi
i:.
Ill
V.
II.
Clydebank
2.
Arthurlle
0.
('ANCOt!
V
Kit
KXCHANCK
Argenta
Bayvlew
Big
Mlaeourl
.
Cork
Province
Oeorge
Copper
Oecrgln
River
Oolconda
Orandview
.
.
Independence
Indian
Intercoal
(Kxdi
NANAIMO.
March
21.
John
Kldd
Kcotenay
Plorence
died
lat
nljiht
at
Ladyamllh
Hospital
L
and
I
from
Injuries
received
when
struck
by
Lucky
Jim
a
falling
tree
He
was
an
employee
of
Marmot
Metals
the
Nanalmo
Lumber
Oo,
,Nat.
811
Oas
'pendort
llle
TOLMIE
MAY
RUN
IN
!!Srr
CITY
OF
KAMLOOPS
KrSp.
":::::
silverereat
VICTORIA
Man
li
1
Hon.
S.
K
sicca
n
Kim:
Tolmle
plana
to
run
for
the
Provincial
Sunlocli
lglalature
In
Kamloops.
according
to
Whitewater
1.1
-vy
In
'lit
VIC
iU
Tlmcu
HVoilblnc
Bid.
.00
Va
aa
S.50
417
.90.
.
.02
.001
.30
'a
12
.
.40
'j
..17
.23
4
a
00
'.17
.11
'a
2.00
.50
Asked
.SI
.10
.47
aao
.41
.91
.64
)V
.11
.33'..
41
.I7V-,
.234
nao
a.M
.90
.
80
.11
13
4
00
2.06
.3'
at
ms
roiMC
SHROVE:
Prince
of
Wales
and
oiher
notables
are
on
a
specially
bum
puuiorm
enjoving
the
Shrove
Tuesday
football
game
i
he
brook
at
Ashbourne.
It
is
a
rough,
exciting
sport
which
has
come
down
from
history
PROPOSED
ROAD
SAW
BODIES
.ESTBEING
SYSTEM
CHANGE
MIMHTMt
or
M
HLIC
WOHKM
MAKES
SlUttCSTION
IOR
lKOVIMl.
TAKINO
(IVEIt
IMUMIKY
KOl
VANCOUVER.
March
21
The
blllty
of
a
radical
change
In
the
system
HELD
IN
CITY
ClltCl
MSTANCES
ATTKNIIIMl
KILLINM
OK
MKTI.AKATI,A
IMHAN
ItEINfi
I'UOIIKll
IIV
COUOM.lt
While
the
fatality
Is
believed
to
have
been
accidental,
tt
has
been
decided
by
Coroner
Norman
A.
Watt
to
hold
ar
lnqueet
thla
afternoon
at
the
provincial
pollea
court
Into
the
circumstances
at-
r..re
.u
nruvei
conclusively
'hat
tne
asscclatlan
was
fully
Justified
in
Ita
de-
cision
to
cjntlnue
the
annual
fair.
The
liabilities
which
the
1927
board
assumed
Iij.u
.
-i
1
i
ve
a
detriment
aa
many
cltl-
e..5
lercj.
Lecaue
the
board
refused
to
be
daunted
by
sub
a
thing
aa
a
Idc.lcit
i:.f
s;t
out
to
work
curageiusly
!.
.
isv
thi-
icundatlcna-for
a
lair
that
l.r-.ca
stv.M
ui
as
b-n.e
out
by
a
re-Ln
issued
by
the
B.C.
Pairs
Association
j
.roaj
t!ie
depai
l.:wih
ol
agriculture.
:
-
.
..
.1
.
.
D,riM
Ruiwrr
i
Hriiisn
mivnT
tending
the
killing
by
a
allot
gun
;
building,
a
ure
escape
-
wound
off
Tugwell
Ulaad
yeeterdayist
a
coat
of
135
.nd
grandstand
ac-momlng
commcdanou
was
lucreaaed
at
a
caat
of
of
Phillip
McXay.
young
Met-
In
view
of
the
"ln-prlncipally
elMM.
lakatl.
Indian.
The
Inquest
1.
called
for
the
purpcee
of
eetabiuh-;
ry
espenditute.
amounting
to
L
the
year
ended
with
a
aurplus
of
$2.-.
whether
or
not
there
was
any
neg-!
..
.,
'593
S9.
This
magnificent
aurplua
en-
bled
the
b.mrd
to
liquidate
all
out-hat
ecewed-s
companion
In
the
boat,
la
the
butt
end
of
the
gun
waa
rest-l'tv
ig
liabilities.
.
,r.h,.rrt
n.ar
the
combine!
Alter
th
books
were
closed
and
au-
w-,
ik.
nuvm
fn.
,d!'.sd.
an
account
nt
of
pf
f330
M3J0
waa
waa
pre
.ng
to
the
bottom
of
the
boat
and
oinlna
the
fatal
d'achane.
iimmer
at
the
lislicrles
float
on
the
:
cal
waterfront
when
an
Indian
woman
ume
within
an
ace
of
being
ahot.
WILL
INVESTIGATE
HEALTH
INSURANCE
('MttntlPec
t
lie
Aapltrd
mii
to
(arry
mil
Wish
of
UgtslHtiirr
the
prairies
for
the
elevator
I
Save
Money
Boston
Grill
T!)e
cheapest
way
to
buy
th
Lurife
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
p.,
iv
News
la
to
subscribe
by
the
with
newly
laid
dancing
.,
,r
The
cost
la
15.00
and
your
floor,
for
hire.
:s
delivered
to
your
addreea
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
t,'u
evening.
Jut
figure
out
the
The
latent
ani
best
for
the;
iint
to
you
for
thlt
dally
PRINCE
RUPERT
leant
I'hnn
457
(
for
twelve
month
f
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Price
Five
Gen's
VII.,
N.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
MARCH
21,
1928
imiEsJik
'RECKED
PLANE
REPORTED
SEEN
BY
AVIATOR
Two
Mining
Deals
Put
Through
in
the
South
hy
McGill
of
Smithers
Interior
Lawyer
and
Mining
llrokvr
Did
Much
Publicity
Work
for
interior
District
While
in
Vancouver
L
S.
McGill
of
Smithers,
who
arrived
from
the
xouth
on
the
I'lintc
George
thu
morning
and
continued
east
accompanied
by
his
two
children,
did
some
good
publicity
work
while
in
oath
and
arruiiRed
two
deals
whereby
the
financing
of
two
Hud-i;..
Mountain
imTlie.s
ure
to
be
financed.
Mr.
McGill
.spent
the
a;
four
weeks
in
the
south
in
con-...ii
with
miniiig
enlerprises
owned
or
handled
by
him
in
the
nil
lay
Mountain
.section.
He
was
aluo
present
at
the
::Jrd
an-,
,.Mi..ntiin
nf
the
Northwest
Mininir
Association
held
in
CAMPAIGN
FOR
CENOTAPH
ON!
on
Ute
-tSpokune
and
in
his
capacity
as
P:i.,i
dei:t
o!
tiic
Omlncca
Brancn
oi
me
B.C
Chamber
at
Mines
he
addressed
thai
.ltl
cr.iiK
on
the
resources
of
Cen
tral
British
Columbia
He
Was
also
epesiicr
at
a
luncheon
gathering
In
Vantoutir
tn
Maicli
8.
when
he
spoke
'
Mlmutt
Opportunities
in
ominet:.
Mining
Division'
That
was
b
join;
lli:i
IMi
MAIIK
T
Mf.KTIM!
l.tT
luncheon
held
under
the
auspices
U
Mi.llT
TO
lt
Mil
IWIVK
the
Mining
Bureau
of
the
Vancouver
tOl.lNTAMY
IMIWIIONN
Bo.ird
ot
Trade.
he
Brit
1)
Colwnbl..
1KT
Cnambtr
of
Mines
and
the
British
Col-
umbiu
dlvuion
ol
the
Canadian
Instl-
the
tute
of
Mining
and
Metallurgy.
Van-railed
.
.
a
poc-
.!
n,,nr
ai
last
night
for
the
pur-
corner
papera
report
that
lb
luncbaon
Lunching
th
rfr.v
for
fund-
wa.
an
outstanding
aueoaaa
wtih
the
..
..m.,.iiMi
nt
larrat
atMMdMM
peeeant
thai
hM
.
Tlt
n
proposed
to
eteci
been
at
any..-1
thdae
Joint
lunchm
werr
in
recent
w
Those
present
!
e
RUpWt.
While
In
the
eouth
Mr
MeOUl
eom-
Join,
.
full
Be
W
r
Price.
e
Patterson
a
A
Bud
and
pined
.rrsngeroenu
tar
the
taking
up
u"
,.,
more
by
J.
F.
Duthie
of
Saatik
.
',;.
ww
.
.f
.rmally
d-
ol
the
Mamie
property
on
Hudeon
Bay
M
ui.tam.
owned
by
the
estate
of
the
...
to
.-pen
declaKK,
wa,
d
"
W"MMWW
.
.
a
au.i.k
ear-,!!
kiuiwrt
I
donaUoni
i
received
by
late
Jonn
.
!
PatttHon
.1
Mr
Sinclair
Siiniherv
pre
specter
who
died
tv.o
yean
"rna-r
The
Mamie
u
a
goid-lr
pro
mrm.u
f
the
public
"STX.
immediately
adjo.nmg
the
othe.
,
u,n
the
..vty
thi.
Duthi.
holding,
and
has
been
dev.lop-
in
annot
I
.e-:-hcd
.no-i
l
.u
institute
..dm
the
Mt
largely
by
Mr.
Duthje
was
In
control.
me
v.,.-....
-..
the
Aldrtch
property
waa
dropped
j
Another
dee4
completed
by
Mr.
Mc-'Oill
while
in
the
aouth
waa
on
the
'Rieo-Aapen
Oroup
another
well-known
on
Bay
Mountain
properly
rwar
Exhibition
Report
is
an
Excellent
One
and
1
1
Good
Suggestions
Made
All
Debts
Liquidated
and
Improvements
Paid
for
During
Year
Says
Report
of
President
Dibb
annual
report
of
President
Dibb
of
the
Northern
I1.C.
Agricultural
THE
and
Industrial
Aaaocjation
read
at
last
night's
meet-i
iiiK
in
the
City
Hall
dealt
with
all
the
activities
of
the
orfani-Latioi
anU
shewed
how
in
face
of
a
great
handicap
a
success
had
bLCii
made.
In
particular
it
made
suggestions
for
future
improve-!
mem-
-uch
as
the
extension
of
Sixth
Avenue
to
the
fair
grounds
and
i
the
.
building
of
midway,
possibly
in
front
instead
of.
behind
the
Tair
building.
The
report
which
proved
most
satisfactory
to
the
Imcjtinp
is
an
excellent
one.
It
follows:
i
The
1927
annual
report
which
la
be-
-
SHIP
SAILED
ANOTHER
DUE
M.XIEI'OOL
LEl'T
TOIlAV
TOll
tl
ltOPK
AMI
ANTI1EA
COM1NO
TOMOKKOW
W.lC.eiil
c
ii;iu
bu
1-
-
-
v
w
.
stcod
third
in
the
whole
province
00
Prince
Rupert's
twentieth
grain
amp
01
M?nrg.-mi.t
ol
Pair'
with
a
percentage
the
season,
puUeO
a
way
from
tt
rtt-of
;
wharf
t
SJO
thla
nMCHlas
a
.
;9
2
out
.'f
a
mailn""
of
20
points.
vatcr
firat
in
"Interest
of
FvbUe
In
SHubtu.att
lafcla
on
VMgt
te
.
and
JodgLng"
with
a
Kxtum
at
ltrrt
aa
led
for
tha
United
Kiaptet
potoU.
and
jaa
the
SQOUHt
'.OontlMlrt
wit
a.
MUBm.
.JK?
province
having
a
maximum
f
10
polnta
loaded
here.
for
Domestic
Science
and
Lad-:
Pouring
of
grain
into
the
ateamee
D-Wcrk
"
tn
"Suppcrt
of
the
Pair
by
Local
metertcn
star-ed
thla
momln
and
tt
b
Exhibitors"
we
were
the
enly
lair
that
anticipated
that
there
will
be
no
delay
ranked
above
par.
having
a
higher
per-
tn
getting
thla
veieel
away,
alao
with
a
cectage
than
any
ether
fair
in
the
pro-1
luU
cargo
for
the
United
Kingdom
or
rhi
i
innHd
vert
cratlfylni
to
I
Continent.
I
::,c
directors
and
will
be
appreciated
by
The
twenty-second
ship
of
the
aee-
I
I
.
l
Mlh.
la
iSli
the
membership.
,".
IDATF.Ii
tomorrow.
This
veaMl
Is
iwdj
llaed
DEHTH
i.kji
If
you
reler
to
the
annual
sutnet.
-
'
"
J
oon
a.
the
levator
e
you
will
not.
that
the
sum
of
.1,184
j
w
expended
upon
oorr.1,
and
TJ'ZL
24
carloads
of
grain
ha
arrive
AcrotiElis
srounds.
that
agSS.M
was
n
pended
in
additions
and
repairs
to
tne
CANADIENS
GET
HOCKEY
FIRST
TORONTO.
March
II
By
their
laat
nlaht
over
the
New
Tort
-
-
pre-,
.nA.w,
Q,
u,
armed
by
D
D.
Munro.
of
Smtther.
for
rmi
inclc-et.t,!
exp.-rn
,n
conrec
t
on
with
,
Deoeaeed'a
body
will
be
sent
to
Met-
tne
aaeemoiy
o,
u..e
J
j
k
iyoffa.
'trlct
A.
there
!was
not
enough
exhibit.
J?
lakaU.
for
burW
McKay
1.
aurelved
by
,
widowed
mother,
a
brother
and
a
ale-
ctah
on
hand
your
dlrectcra
P:n
,
T
ajnertc,,,
0.
Oanadlena
5.
.tibcrlbl
sufiielent
ta
cover
thla
ac-
ter.
TormU
t
Bcui
n
r
An
accident
very
similar
tn
nature
to
1
count
in
oroer
u.av
.
,.i
1...
mm
lart
the
vear
with
a
clear
alatc.
mis
one
is
v..
...v
r
-
.
,
,h
tK.
I(ti:r
nir:
t
il.
n
irpui.u
...a.
.
'iu.t
f
all
r-ihlhttkms
ahould
be
to
gather
together
for
display
and
educational
purposes,
the
produce
of
the
soil,
the
mine,
the
forest
and
the
sea.
With
this
In
view
every
effort
was
made
to
encourage
exhibit
from
our
hinterland.
with
the
result
that
agricultural
exni-bits
were
secured
from
the
Bulkley
Val
ley.
Prince
Oe.rge.
Grand
Prairie
ana
Pouce
Coure.
These
exhibits
enabled
SAILOR
VICTIM
OF
STARVATION
I
VANCOUVER.
March
II
Jound
In
a
idad
and
emaciated
condition
In
a
packing
case
near
the
terminal
elevator
fhe
beard
tu
bring
the
exhibition
as
far
w
,
uot
died
thla
owrnlng.
The
the
mr
interior
01
tne
-
agncuuurm.
'
""lDcilc.
police
...
he
seemed
to
be
VICTORIA.
Marr-h
31,
The
LegWa-1
;w
concernea
oacx
vu
i
-
.
.
,,.
auch
v.
the
ri
O-
ture
favoring
a
course
uur
1CSOUT
eminent
I
prepared
to
appoint
a
com-
pulx
1
'
Z
ot
H.Tm.mb.r.
Investigate
!
TsTAMHNti
KX.Il.tlTH
sy
steam
of
health
liva
uranee
in
opera-.
The
mineral
a.spieys
..
uun,is
tlon
in
other
parta
of
the
world.
The
i
points
waa
given
a
new
setting
and
the
ivnunitta.
to
renort
to
the
next
aea-
dwnlay
of
marine
specimens
by
the
slon
of
the
Legislature
will
be
appoint-
j
Fisheries
Bxi
erlmental
Btatlon
was
ed
ahortly.
Premier
ucun
aaiu.
s.meining
qune
".
"
--
GOVERNMENT
WILL
GET
HALF
MILLION
IN
OVERDUE
TAXES
H
,.
.inn
mtn
sn
lmnortant
addition
to
!
the
exhibition.
The
painting
exhibit
,
lllcltcd
much
ravoraoie
cmnrarai
anu
j
Variit
the
tnanks
01
tno
ooaru
nsve
uwn
tended
tended
to
to
Mrt.
Mrt.
Goodrich
OooOlch
for
for
the
the
loan
of
starvation
and
exposure
a
victim
VARSITY
PLAYS
In
HOCKEY
FINALS
WINNIPVO.
March
21.
Manitoba,
will
repreaent
Western
Canada
th.
Aii.n
cun
hockev
finale.
Laat
night
Varelty
blanlwd
TraU.,
the
aa
of
her
pictures.
The
school
exhibit
wa
icnamplQn(
4
w
0.
winning
the
two
up
to
Ita
usual
standard
and
all
0011-
,0
to
0
:
tributed
in
no
small
degree
to
the
auc-1
JUMU"'W
""""
"
41.
.UhVi
I
IINIs
Villi
illKrs
a
r
Omnt
has
found
tn
favor
of
the
At-
imnu
m
m-...
kiiLUyuiVtUiUvluivu
nutuinviouiuuui
a
m
J
torney
General
of
Canada
In
a
claim
Hie
uepartmem
01
in..u.T
m
ry
.nri
Uln.i.
fr
nr.ivinciai
nover
niiieii
1
miu
u
f
SKmIIISI
viyiivii.nu.
."m
'
-
i
,
...
H...
ti
nnMHiin.
nt
:
of
amlthers.
whose
efforu
made
poasl
between
January
1.
1924.
and
March
1
ble
th
fine
display
of
Bkeena
and
SI
1927
His
lordship
ruled
that
In-:
Bulkley
Valley
prooucts;
J.
J.
ascneu.
terest
must
be
paid
on
the
amount
at
of
Telkwa.
who
uave
valuabW
rvlcc
the
rate
of
five
per
cent.
i
"!
time
In
arrann.ng
for
the
stampede.
;
and
to
the
1937
-Ivlc
authorities
for
IIKK
AT
rr.UNIR
'
senerjua
financial
as-lstance
FKHNIE.
March
31
-
Plre
completely
I
cannot
paw
I
he
subject
of
exhibits
df-trvyed
the
Mlehel
Hotel
and
damageU
t
uiihout
vol.
.n
tlie
apprjutiun
he
tin
theatre
uljollilna
(cout
111
tied
on
pae
IHt)
il'",l6k'W0VNLIFE
!
BAN
mANCIBCO.
March
21.
Oeorge
Roth,
a
member
of
the
crew
ol
the
ferry
Piedmont
was
drowned
and
alx
others
i
narrowly
escaped
death
when
a
llfe-bimt
f;-uiii
the
ferry
capalaed
In
the
bay
I
an
the
crew
were
endeavoring
to
aave
a
oiiUi-i).-
niu-uie.
Ttjo
latter
and
I
1
u
un
a
v..
n
incited
by
?1k
ferrybty
M.utf-L.
38
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