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Vol
XVIII..
No.
84.
4.
:
nry
thr
era
it
vi
st
Atka
"u"u
x.v.n
Muuig
wa.tw.,rd
t
committed
Itself
to
it.
paage
through
r
empk'WK
of
the
ha
leflslature.
A
government
committee
the
touted
islsnd.
of
Br-
"
pc-IWIltW
of
tbe
rne
ship
was
t'j
have
calleJ
,
teacher's
plan.
-
Harbor
three
weeks
.erf
m
irma
are
rep.irted
SCHOOL
GIRLS
MINNEAPOLIS
WON
ago
eu
.
to
have
.
it.
Bering
aea
T
.
vug
vessel
l
cwned
by
the
'
luui'bing
Co
of
Seattle
and
n.
i
by
CapUIn
Harold
Bowman.
j
'i
the
company
,
TIIIKO
AlAO
MKIIIOt
II
I-
I
KOM
M'I1.
MKMHT-;
AU.
IN
MklMIO
IIOOM
Hi
KNE.
B.C.,
April
10.
-
Two
sirls
"
:ir
rccclvutl
class
of
the
Mitchell
at
the
Vancouver
oenersi
l
rxanilitad
the
Isolated
germ
kl
the
rflMlM
wmm
not
Of
CUl-
.i.
i
to
the
disease.
He
thought
it
'Ul.irrH,
Minn.,
April
10
held
Duluih
to
a
one-all
tie
last
i
,
nir.Nt
ii
tn:s
i
CAU'I
TT..
IMilt
MADK
UK.
ILKlllT
Hlls
H-condary
lufectlmi
following
""--
'
"
i
in
from
some
other
cause.
STOCKS
BEGIN
MOVING
DOWN
"
ikioh
which
carried
scores
of
Issues
CALCUTTA.
India.
April
10-
U
'DMudonns
Oostea
and
Joseph
Leer's.
French
flyers,
arrived
bare
todf
from
Hanoi.
Preneh
lado-Cbins
where
they
arrived
veatemav
after
a
3000
mile
ATEBURNEDIE,;;:;::
i
mi
lulu
Island
have
'died
and,
mi
claasmaat,
boy.
may
de
from
Argents
'Kill.
Dr.
W.
tt.
Hill,
directory
ol
Bsyvlew
...
.
Diu
IJ
iMniiri
STOCK
QUO
l
ATIONS
Kuotenay
Floreiirc
L
snd
L
Lskevlew
Lendsmlth
Lucky
Jim
Marmot
Metals
Nstkinsl
Silver
premier
Porter
Idaho
M-:w
YORK.
April
10.
Marking
up
Richmond
..
'II
mauefiJkie
ta'alk
rxnr
oent
Bufus
.
a.
J
:
Cloalitg
ITIee
T.ty
mi
Vattewd-
vrr
KirlMinire
(Courtesy
8.
D.
Johnston
Co
Cork
Province
Dunwell
lorm.
The
pupils
occupied
the
"
PP"
roam
which
u
locsted
In
Uio
O'scler
oisdstone
nt
of
the
building.
w
K.
HsU.
medical
h!th
oraoer.
Olasalr
..
,iu
iu.i.
.w.it
thst
Oolconda
u
.
Hum
.
,
or
dampness
of
the
room
con
Independence
Ruth
Hope
.
liver
Crest
"
from
two
to
nine
dollars
a
share.
Silversmith
'r(f
WHfe
had
moved
Vrrier
Mocsn
Kins
numerous
girthi
of
from'
tHre
to1
BOntoch
.
.
.
"
Holing
.
share,
more
than
a
score
Terminus
.
.
1
1
j
ii
Torlc
registering
a
new
peak.
Whitewater
.Woodbine
rimininMPIlin
crDICC
Oeorgla
River
v-iiitinriuiVMiir
jluilo
Ot
snd
view
"'Kht
and
ob
the
championship
serle.
iure.
39.
'"
l'ir
American
Hockey
Association
by
one
In
the
round.
Bid
.41
.00
.09
.43
.36
.
as
.07
.87'
.30
.00
V4
.37
.30
.10',
.06,
38
14
17'.
Pend
Oreille
3100
Cotton
Belt
so
.TO
.16
.40
.00
.11
'4
.19
11.70
45
.47
60
WF.ATHKK
lll
l'OUT.
Prince
Rupert
an
m
-
in
m
m
m
mm
n
m
mm
tj
an
n
n
m
m
'
u
n
m
mm
m
u-w
mm
m
urn
a
mm
mm
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mm
mm
mt
mm
mm
n
m
mrm
I
W
I
Bf
m
n
n
10
m
MJL
H
I
of
&
H
S
m
BUN
Thousand
Teachers
Hear
Addresses
by
Viscount
Willingdon,
Premier
MacLean
and
University
President
Head
of
B.C.
Government
tells
of
difficulties
j
VOTERS'
LIST
euucuiwn
uui
siaies
correspondence
pi
AtJFC
TftHAV
LLuufcu
lUlMl
courses
are
success
j
April
io.
a
thousand
teacher
at
the
ninth
an-
hmknt
spell
of
activity
iib-nual
VAMUvtB,
conventiiin
of
the
British
Columbia
Teacher's
Fedcra-I
mxi
heuimtiution
or
foik
lion
were
addressed
at
the
opening
session
today
by
Viscount
I
OB
nvE
M
simmi
reoru:.
Wiinngdoii,
Premier
McLean,
Dr.
Rufus
von
Kleinsmid,
president!'
"
,i
-.!,,
I.
nncrsity
of
Southern
California
at
Lo
Angeles,
i
oiawor.bie
.citv
ty
m
the
rostra
...
lien
ol
voters
f;,r
the
.
,
lottiicomii.g
i
tfii-
j
i
,l
l
prj-
Lord
Willingdon
urged
the
teachers
to
impress
the
children
LlncUil
elec
ou
M
a
c;jtc
t,,
Mtii
the
necessity
for
maintaining
and
upbuilding
the
Dritish
idy.
Registrations
w:n
oca
w;
t.,,
L
l.li
i
(
.
I
!
-.
jllau
close
at
6
o'clock
this
sftcrno.n
a
Tlic
Premier
reviewed
the
progress
of
education
in
the
province
jthe
government
sge-.ut
office.
aiic
SEARCHING
FOR
LOST
VESSEL
!or
the
past
ten
yean
and
aald:
In'that
time
the
only
opportunity
for
goi
the
very
near
future
there
will
be
an."1!
on
the
list
will
be
on
May
i
set
on
the
atatute
books
of
thU
pro-
hen
the
court
of
revision
will
be
heli
vlnce
making
provision
for
a
retiring
'
which
It
will
be
mocssary
lo
applicants
to
appear
personally.
uowanc
iot
teacners
r
Dr.
McLean
further
poluted
out
the
difficulties
of
education
in
view
of
the
.a
of
tbe
pruvlnce
sod
the
sparsenes
of
population.
He'
stated
that
oorrei-
MOTOKHli'
IKI
U
MlsMMi
FOU
pondence
courses
were
roeentiy
tnsti-
w
ru
rtr
IN
HfiHNU
"
ike
use
of
etoikuwn
in
the
out-
1
lying
lstsfets
and
tbwy
Bad
been
found
ttl
A
n
1
fc-
.,r,l
IB
llnkjM
r-i
mlnrr
VSfy
SUCCCaSfUl.
Be
motenluy
iiusb
of
S"HttaMki
eoani
pro-
Ltd.
I
Asked
.43
.10
.70
M
.30
4
76
.06
.00
.44
'
.90
.13
.10
'36
Vi
.30
16H
M
.06
.40
.16
31
50
2
34
73
.17
.41
.01
.13
.30
.11
4.00
23
633
2.73
.48
1.00
.48
.66
cloudy.
"
''t'
Advwlt.
1U
lUa
Ni'-
During
the
isoent
tpcil
of
activity
In
which
all
political
part.es
as
wc!
as
candidates
persons!'.;
.
..ave
been
toiy
It
Is
estimated
that
possibly
ooo
or
SO
names
have
been
added
to
the
lis.:
I,
the
course
of
the
last
couple
of
days
about
100
rcglsUaUctis
have
been
Uled
declared
that
tbe
1
it
seem
to
be
the
general
concensus
need
f4iAae
that
this
wUl
be
the
final
for
optional
subjects
la
tbe
(sigh
srhoo:
opportunity
of
getting
on
the
list
tc
.
.umber
ol
Aleutian
nsnm
HMM
wee
maxing
secouoary
eaucauon
unlit
far
In
Bertne
a..
t
the
'"T
avaUable
tor
everyone
Th
fmm
said
he
wished
to
be
S
e
flaherte.
esU
and
c
a
.
certain
that
the
plan
suggwated
by
the
r
vi
fmm
L'..s.
teachtrs
commiitee
for
pensions
.....
..e.ll
s-rvM
(
lu
jsa
m.
rt
swvfi
1
:j
THIRD
GAME
IN
4
MOrrrBSUL.
April
10
-Jce
Miller,
whn
earned
the
title
of
"Relief
Ooelte"
ot
the
National
Hockey
League
will
take
the
plsse
of
Lome
Chabjt
In
'he
New
York
Bangers'
net
when
the
Stanley
Cup
series
is
continued
here
tonlilit
the
viaiUng
Mew
York
Bangers
meeti.tst
the
local
Maroons
in
tbe
third
game
ol
tbe
series
to
decide
the
hockey
championship
of
the
w
irld
TWO
VICTIMS
TRAIN
WRECK
t)IJB8MC,
April
10-The
bodies
ot
two
victims
of
the
trs'n
wreck
at
Drum-mandrllle
Sunday
night
were
recovcietl
yesterdag.
The
body
of
the
baggageman
Joseph
Robin,
wss
tsken
from
tha
partly
submerged
bsggsge
car
.ilo
the
body
of
Raoul
Thlvecge,
expr
messenger.
MURDER
CHARGE
LAID
AT
FERNIE
FIRItlS.
April
10.
A
formal
charge
of
murder
was
lsk'
agalnu
Arthur
Southern,
ollss
James
Sutherland,
st
Cor-bin
by
Strgea
nt
Oreenwood
of
the
provincial
pr!lce
following
the
death
In
the
hospital
here
of
Patrick
Nicholson
Sunday
frokn
a
gunshot
wound
received
PWday
Bight
at
Corbln
DIAMOND
DRILLING
TOPLEY-RICHFIELD
PRINCT
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
APRIL
10,
1928
WORLD
SERIES
MONTHJiAL
MVHOdNH
AMI
MM
OIIK
U.tlHf
TO
MKKT
IN
TIIIRO
I1AME
TOMOIIT
STARTS
jTHISWEEK
Work
on
the
diamond
drilling
of
tbe
Topley-ftlohftsld
mine
Is
expected
to
commence
this
week,
aacordtng
to
Larry
Warner,
secretary
ol
the
company,
who
is
in
tha
city
today.
Mr.
Warner
saps
that
owing
to
the
formation
of
ttw
rock
they
were
able
to
get
sn
unusually
good
price
on
the
drilling.
Stone
At
Knight
have
the
contract
st
6.1.73
a
foot.
It
Is
planned
to
put
down
ten
holes
each
to
a
depth
of
600
feet.
The
machine
for
the
work
la
coming
n
,-m
Edmonton.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
.TI7.J
fit's,
linn
MOT
CtTME
LUMBER
Ai.'Kl.Nd
AlK
TOL'K
OF
FOUR
CONTINENT.-
Dieudonne
Costes
and
his
co-pilot,
Joseph
Lebrix,
arri.ed
in
Cali.u.ta
today
or.
ii
eir
lou.
of
four
continents.
Big
Bay
Mill
at
Seal
Cove
Will
Commence
Cutting
Lumber
in
About
Ten'
Days
Announced
by
Management
about
ten
dya
it
ia
expecled
that
the
new
sawmill
of
the
IN
Big
Bay
Lumber
Co.
at
Seal
Cove
will
start
cutting.
Mein-
-time.
instUtstion
of
machinery
in
the
completed
mill
.
-
-
-
.
buildings
is
pWKYMtrig.
-
Lumber
is
being
cut
in
the
old
Riel
mill
and
the
entire
personnel
from
Georgetown,
where
the
company
has
cea.ied
operations,
is
now
in
the
city.
The
lumoei
carrying
barge
Bingamon
is
in
Seal
Cove
unloading
a
million
feet
of
logs
In
the
booming
ground
adjoining
the
mill.
CANNERY
AT
KELOWNA
IS
BURNED
DOWN
IIA.tlVOF.
sV.T
T
flR4l.oa
AMI
t'AUM&K
Will.
HE
K1I.OHNA.
April
IB.
Tbr
KeliiH-Ha
ptant
of
Ike
iHwilttlon
Tanurr.
rwntreiled
by
tbe
CsnadJaM
raanrr'.
was
eVslrvyed
tost
nifbt
wy
fire.
The
hsw
K
ex.tlni.iim
at
SIxii.ihhi.
Ihle
Im-liHllag
o.tMNi
easef
at
t-unued
A
blgli
wlrtd
a
w
Itlwwlng
at
I
lie
tlase
but
I
he
-IrenMesja
efwrt
f
tlie
tlnherroea
mh'iI
the
HnliiMrlsl
riltrtrl
sf
Ihr
!.
In
HlUrh
the
plant
bk
leraletl.
The
harnlng
ol
nil-
plant
rlouly
curtails
the
rapi
M
at
Ihr
local
cuneefN
in
Ihr
iiuulllng
of
thr
tomato
BNd
c4hrr
i
r..h.
I
his
rur.
PORT
ALBERNI
IS
GROWING
RAPIDLY
PORT
ALBBRNI.
A
of
Port
Albert!!
is
i
1.
10.-
ANGLO-INDIAN
!
IS
FINE
SHIP
1
A
-
hip
resembling
the
motorsh
i
King
James
somewhat
in
type
and
appointments
is
tlvc
British
steamer
An-glj-lmllau.
Prince
Rupert's
twenty-third
gram
ship
of
the
sessou
and
Bei
.
niiing
to
th:'
Nitro-Produi-'r..
Steamship
C
Ltd.
of
London.
Bngland.
The
growth
and
th.-
first
vessel
of
that
fleet
to
creasing
difficulty
u
providing
school
was
mult
In
W2,
at
Sunderland.
Kv,-rrmmmodatlon.
The
public
schcol
ban
land
and
Is
of
3300
tens
renter.
Sh'
grown
In
recent
years
from
lour
rooms
lis
430
lect
long
ami
carries
s
rersonne
to
nine
rooms,
and
uie
present
demand
ol
30
Her
speed
1
wiled
is
102
km
is
for
a
i.ew
high
.
liool
and
the
de-
per
hour.
voting
of
the
old
hi
H
school
to
public
Subscribe
lor
tie
Dally
News.
.
Murder
and
Suicide
or
Double
Murder
at
Hammond
Yesterday
When
BdardingktiWttfMe&rbyed
April
10.
Mrs.
II.
Oyama,
36
years
of
age.
pro--
HAMJl'ONl),
prletress
of
a
Japanese
boardlnghouae,
and
Thomas
Yotoku.
h
boarder,
are
(lead
as
the
result
either
of
murder
and
.-urn-iil"
or
a
double
slaying,
which
occurred
here
yesterday
afternoon.
1
1
addition
the
Oyuma
baby
ia
suffering
from
burns
and
the
boarding
house
is
completely
destroyed
by
fire,
which
has
led
the
police
to
believe
that
the
purpose
of
the
fire
was
to
wipe
out
till
trace
of
a
1
horrible
crime.
The
woman's
body
revealed
a
gush
in
the
throat
mid
niliei'
knife
wounds.
The
body
of
Yotoku
was
found
but
whs
burned
U-'
yond
recognition
in
the
min
i
of
the
building.
i
FISH
PRICES
BETTER
TODAY
TOTAL
OF
IM.90B
Ot
Nl
Ol'
IIAI.I-
m
t
komi
t
rvnixsuE
this
1
MOUMSU
i
.
Otrrbuv
prises
one
of
the
lluert
ocean-going
filghter
I
""Jb
that
has
evei
visited
this
port
Tiu-Ainji.
-Ii.dlsn
arrltrd
In
the
liarbor
at
4.30
yestertiay
siteriioon
Irom
Nfw-cnntle-ou-Tyne
which
port
she
left
.n
Msrch
1.
Capt.
Orrenhtll.
the
masti'i
reports
hnviny
hid
an
uneventful
joy-i;e
.
la
the
Panainu
Canal
in
ball
i-
.Tin-
vr.M.-l
is
tied
up
mi
the
ocean
do-It
where
c
rtain
fittings
sre
brlni!
ni
I
before
ahe
ices
under
the
spouis
st
M.
Unprevament
st
the
Pish
Exchange
this
mcrnUig.
Ten
American
vrsels
were
pa
d
from
12.6c
snd
7c
to
iSSc
snd
8c
i
for
i
total
of
03.900
p-uiids
whl
seven
!C:isdlari
vessels
rfoelved
from
11?
to
,6c
to
12c
snd
6c
for
60.000
pounds,
farm
for
the
day
totslllng
133.030
p:nr.ds.
The
arrivals
aud
sales
wrre
as
follows:
AMKKK
AN
A"eiU'c.
25.000
pounds.
Bocth
fisher
is.
U.7c
snd
7c,
N
rd
c.
1900
pounds.
Canadian
Plah
&
Cold
8toraite
Co..
12.6
and
7c
Oarland.
G.500
pounds,
snd
June.
4-
SO0
pounds.
Canadian
Flah
et
Cold
Storage
Oe
13
6c
and
8c.
TMKNTV-TIIIUli
fiKAIN
VEnhEI.
of,
,.,.e:i,
4.300
pounds.
Pacific
Plsber-i
MLIMIN
JIKKK
TO
LIAII
FI
LL
FOB
les.
135c
and
6c.
!
I
.K.
'
OK
ONTINK.NT
'
'
"lm
'k'
20
000
pounds.
Booth
Fisher-
j
i
s.
IS.ic
and
8c.
Krr.nrlKc.
8.300
pounds.
Pacific
Pish-
e
.
IJ.Hc
and
8c.
itkinMer.
8.000
pounds.
Pacific
Plah-
c
.
l.i.lc
and
8c.
Actor.
3.60S
po
unds,
and
Jack.
4.000
Booth
rirhrnts
18
iK
and
8c.
f'AXAIUAN
!
b
it"
looo
pounds.
Royal
Plah
t
'
11
jc
wnrl
8c
Eric
Roy.
8.300
pounds.
Csnsdlsn
Fish
&
Cold
Stcrsgc
Co..
lie
snd
6c.
Inrr
H
S
MO
pounds.
Canadian
Pish
A:
C:
Id
Sto:uge
Cc
11.3c
and
6e
Qihiion
7.000
Canadian
Pish
Cold
t
'iii;e
Co.
12c
and
flc
Atll.
6.0C0
i'Ui:cl..
Canadian
Fifth
At
ithe
elevator
to
start
loaum
a
full
tX)ld
Storage
Co.
116c
and
6c
'
rsrso
for
the
United
KiH(,lom
or
Cui-
f
"'"V
T-
13
000
pounds.
Atlln
Plsh-tment
crln
1!
6c
,,d
&
She
is
already
lined.
She
.a
ciimclty
for
10.300
tons
of
whej'
Mayflower.
3.000
pounds.
Atlln
Fi.h-iind
will
pnbably
take
mie
of
the
larrest
erl
snd
6c
,r
n
carrots
that
has
ever
Utii
loack'cl
h.-re
4-T
dllM
K
OF
UAI.KH
KF.F.I
0
I
M.I.IMi
Tl
Mlll:)
TIVII
K
TOIIAY
FLAOMOOR.
Derbyshire.
April
10
The
Prince
of
Wsles
su-tiiined
h'K
reputation
as
u
horseman
aaln
today
by
falling
twior
in
the
High
PnK
point
to
point
race.
He
was
not
Injured.
.
j
FORMER
LIGHT
KEEPER
I
DIES
AT
VANCOUVER
ANCOUVKR.
April
10
-Robert
Oeo
-ar'ett.
aged
84.
for
many
yean
light
house
keeper
at
Egg
Island,
Queen
!
Charlotte
Sound.
Is
dead
Mere.
He
was
!
D'jrn
In
Dublin
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
F.NUI.ISH
u:
KllL.
IIIV.
I.
Birmingham
0.
Newcastle
3.
Huddomfteld
2.
Mtddlesbcro
4.
WecliHsilay
4
Tottenham
2.
IHVIMON
II.
Hi
ills!,
1
Notts
FV,rs'tit
0
Ii.
:.
I';.,
i
-1
3
Wi,'!.ir!...!;.p;uu
0.
Boston
Grill
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
best
(or
the
least
Phone
457
Price
Five
Cents
IN
TEN
DAYS
FLOOD
MENACE
IS
LESSENED
(Oil)
ULATIIKK
lKEt
KNTH
tilt-llll.lt
ltlh
IN
tVAll.KM
IN
(I
E-llt(
ritOVIME
MONTREAL.
April
10
The
flojd
h.th
iuei:uced
uiany
sectl'jns
of
Que-:
d
.i.ng
the
past
two
days
Is
subsiding,
th.ugh
icveral
dlsutcts
is.e
.
u.-.itr
dbnuc
lroxti
water
backed
up
jy
the
ice
Jams
in
the
rivers
of
tbe
,.
.V
..cc
ild
weather
prtvslls.
pre-ii
.i
j
further
r:
in
many
rivers
n
r.e
Siutern
townships,
which
were
ine
hsrtlrt
alt
by
the
n
jocU.
Water
levels
are
becoming
hourly
lower.
Sonic
tecilurm
of
Montreal
are
tlU
..
t..
.
grip
of
the
flood
caused
oy
1
e
ovtr.l
w
of
tbe
St.
Lawrence
be-bind
a
huge
Ice
jam.
'l..e
death
lut
of
the
province
s'lll
ititnds
st
four.
OTTAWA.
April
10.
The
cold
weather
has
practically
eliminated
tbe
Quad
menace
in
this
district.
TORONTO.
April
10.
Floods
la
OM-tral
and
northern
Ontario
continue
to
cause
apprehension
with
property
dim
sge
and
interruption
to
steam
and-highway
traffic
already
reaching
4aarty
serious
proportions.
PBTERBORO.
Ont..
Apl.
lO.Through
tht
night
people
here
watched
tbe
ris
ing
waters
on
tbe
Otonobse
flooding
many
streets
and
buildings.
ttona
went
made
tm
oaunent
of
the
southern
pan
ot-
(be
city.
SHIP
MAY
NOT
CHANGECOURSE
KIOIIT
ill'
WAY
MAY
I1F
IIE1.II
AMI
OTHER
YBNHBI.
KBSl'0.!tlHU:
FOR
ACI'lliBNT
WASBINOTON.
April
10
An
Im
portant
rule
In
tbe
navigation
of
ships
was
lsid
down
by
tbe
supreme
aourt
today,
which
decreed
that
vessili
having
tbe
right
of
way
are
not
required
to
change
their
course
to
'prevent
a
oat
uskm.
Tbe
decision
went
against
the
con
tentions
of
tbe
Pacific
Mali
StcawwMp
Co.
arising
out
of
tbe
eolllslan
of
UMtr
stoamshlp
Newport
and
tbe
steaas
schooner
Bres
in
November,
1983.
Tbe
Svea
had
the
right
of
way
and
algnalled
but
held
to
her
course..
Tbe
lower
federal
court
be
Id
that
tbe
Svea
should
have
changed
bar
coarse
when
It
became
evident
that
tbe
Btwpart
Intended
to
bold
her
course.
Tbe
collision
was
osT
Ban
Pranolsoo.
TOMMcHUGHIS
GOLF
CHAMPION
ItLAT
HON
TtlV
ON
Till)
38TII
OlttKX
I.N
THE
FINALS
I'LtYFll
YKSTKHIIAY
5IISS
WII.SON
WINS
VANCOWXR.
April
10
-Tom
MtHugh
of
Seattle
won
the
B.C.
amateur
gclf
championship
besting
Bon
Stein
of
Seattle
on
the
36th
-
green
In
tbe
final
played
yesterday.
Miss
Hsrlon
Wilson
of
Vlctoiis
won
the
women's
title,
defeating
Mrs.
B.
C.
Sweeney
of
Vancouver
en
the
Nine
teenth
green.
OTTAWA
WORK
NEARLY
ENDED
I'KACTK
AU.V
4,1.1.
OUYCKMIKNT
HILLS
Milt
llsFOKi;
I'AHLI
V1IKNT
AMI
ONLY
tMTIMATLS
REMAIN
OTTAWA.
April
10.
When
the
House
f
Comnioi.s
reassembles
this
afternoon
r
will
be
confronted
with
sn
orde;-paper
that
la
not
conspicuously
outstanding.
It
la
said
that
tbe
government's
bills
sre
practically
all
now
before
Parliament
and
several
committees
.till
have
strenuous
days
a&eed,
notably
the
committees
ou
Immigration
and
pensions
but
It
would
appear
that
the
majority
or
the
work
of
the
balance
.1
:lu
.....u
U1
be
uit
tUii
tsiuwtas,