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twelve
month
I
II.
N.
01.
Hon.
Frank
B.
Kellogg
before
council
of
foreign
relations
spoke
on
war
prevention
policy
of
his
country
but
objects
to
military
alliances
!.W
VOUK,
March
16.--Placing
the
American
governmnU
n
record
in
favor
of
an
unqualified
anti-war
treaty
t-
fi-
ureal
powers
of
the
world.
Secretary
Kellogg
said
in
atl-ii
last
night
tfiat
if
the
principal
nations
are
united
in
a
:
ill
-lire
for
sutti
a
rompact,
a
formula
could
be
devihed
ar-i.i
all.
i
i
ti'i-retary
!ifore
the
council
on
Foreign
Relations
ior
his
subject
the
war
prevention
policy
of
the
United,
I
the
treaties
ami
proposed
treaties
which
had
been
ad-
,
EFFORT
MADE
UNITE
AGAINST
THE
LIBERALS
li.Mlltl.s
m
AKAT'llllWA
lM
COUTH
W.
UK"TI
Kt
TO
I
VII
OPPOMTIOX
ON.
March
10
A
t:'tiir-
ical
aolldllic.it:
Hi
.,
and
Individual
f
of
the
provincial
I.ibeml
n
ssssfgtd
iii
definite
e
ronalUdUig
m-vi'.uu
ol
thr
i.uutlon
OT
the
Oonaerva-tien
the
inviuuon
of
piii-ition
With
C..ner
alive
w
by
Dr.
C.
E
Tran.
leader
vaalvt
group
in
telegram
declared
hla
willmgneaa
an)
aetnocraiii
principles
nil
co-operatli.ii
AREA
ALBERTA
1
ITI'.i-
111
.ol'MrlT
TO
m
tit-
II
II
Ol
T
HV
fO-OPHKATlOX
'
"MHNMKNT
VIITII
IHM'KK-Il
l.l.Ht
Mlt'MlATlOV
M
i'
l
'MoN.
March
1
-The
etblish-
m
idol
health
area
In
Albcrt-i
development
In
the
Inter-l
l
by
tlM
nsellb
department
Miirlal
government
A
mod?)
i
ith
s
population
of
a
bou
'
'ma
will
be
eatabllaneo
wim
'
"
."iiltal
and
medical
staff
The
"
i
Kjundstlon
Will
co-operate
:
'v-rnmeni
In
the
work.
CANDIDATE
IS
ASSASSINATED
"NK
l
MHMl
AN
UITOHITION
11
Mn:us
i.iwT
u
uri:
.IN
ows
r.Mi
MEXICO
CITY.
UTrch
16.
Oeneral
tl):
'1
-1
duKiuUi,
woretary
fot
the
'
'
PrsstdsnV'
organisation
in
'
f
Slnaols
and
hlmaslf
a
csn-
1
'
governor
of
that
stnts,
was
''I
at
the
Obregon
headquar-
''nlmoan.
MIL
ST.
GODDARD
WAS
WINNER
OF
DOG
DERBY
AHEAD
OF
EARL
BRIDGES
IIIK
"'AS.
Msrch
IS
Kmll
St.
Ood-the
annual
dag
derby
1
me
in
first
yesterday
In
the
I
V
mile
Ik
with
total
elapsed
II
'he
tiu-ee
day
of
la
hours
S
l
ul
UrltlKSa
o.i
me
aecond
12
vanced
in
favor
of
world
peace.
1
Ht
coupled
hu
advocacy
of
an
anti-war
.
treaty
with
the
emphatic
statement
that
the
American
government
"will
not
be-
I
c
u.r
a
party
to
any
agreement
wnicn
dirertly
or
Indirectly,
expressly
or
by
.mplicatlon.
la
a
military
alliance."
Mr
Kell
K
expreaaed
the
hope
that
the
-.remit
negotiations
with
France
whleh
nave
their
obysot
esxul-
slon
of
a
general
satt-war
treaty
would
ce
etinceaafnl
ultlsMtsty.
TKe
eeramest
l.fiple
of
thr
wrld
were
or
one
mind,
he
believed.
In
their
desire
to
see
U
scollti'.n
ol
war
aa
an
Institution,
and
he
pli
uit
'd
himself,
both
personally
and
offlc
ill
slwsy
to
luppcrt
and
advocate
Hi.-
comliulon
Of
appropriate
of
Ih
treaties
lor
arbitration,
fcr
conciliation.
pp."d
..
r,nunclatlon
Of
war.
AKOt
M
l
PlltLIC
toNni:xr:
I
iuui
not
claim."
hs
said,
"that
tre
.-
of
arbitration
and
concilletlin.
or
rirn
trestlee
explicitly
renouncing
war
a
hii
instrument
of
national
policy
altera
a
certain
guaranty
against
those
irontln'u
brlween
nation
which
have
I
nrlnl.cull)
broken
out
ioe
ine
aswu
o
.
.
t
hii'iir
In
addition
to
ireswea
uim
muat
be
an
srouasd
public
conwM&ce
agelnxt
the
utter
horror
snd
frlfhtful-!ifm
of
war
The
peoples
of
the
world
muit
njoy
a
peaceful
mind,
aa
It
haa
been
wid.
and
trestles
auch
aa
I
have
diwu.-'ed.
and
the
effort
of
atslesmen
t
j
advance
the
cauae
of
world
peace,
call
inly
ix-
rc-xiirded
aa
a
Krtlon
of
the
pn
blt
m
I
am
not
ao
blind
aa
to
be-l.er
that
the
millennium
ha
arrived,
but
I
di.
bel'cve
that
the
world
la
mak-
i.m
irrat
atrldea
toward
the
pacific
hIjiimi.i'
uia
Jl
mieruaiiwuM
Exi!iniMK
that
in
the
prssent
treaty
m-K()t.ailona
It
waa
the
purpose
of
the
tn.
.d
state,
in
ao
far
as
possible
to
ruminate
wr
a
factor
In
InUrnatlonal
-rU'
.in-
Mr
Kellogg
aald
the
Oniud
SlHtl
-
valiK'
anv
other
mot
obligate
luelf
In
sa-uw
iu
armed
forsts
agslnst
nation
of
the
world.
The
United
State
dee
noi
oeiwre
iH-aoe
of
the
world
or
of
Europe,
depend'
upon
or
can
be
aured
by
trestles
of
military
alliance,
the
futility
of
which
Kiiarant
.ra
of
eace
la
repeatedly
de-mnna'raH'tl
in
the
pages
of
history.
h
-.aid
l;i(.K
NOT
TO
I
IIIIIT
treaty
with
France.
Tlie
ai
-inn
atuui
.i.
raiilirti
by
the
Sensle.
ss
wsU
i"'""'
.
...
-...
treat.,
were
a.-
sa
other
no
",u
"
w
by
Mr
KelloKH
f'r
them
f
--ee
by
what
elalm
a
gov-,rnment
ronld
properly
rsnutst
srWtra,
covered
by
the
tottf
t,
of
diapiitss
MrtMlona
allpulsud
in
the
tresty.
in-dud
Monro.
Doctrlns.
since
fw.
the
If
ally
ng
.
would
present
qulons
justl-iiab'e
in
their
nature.
of
hut
one
other
form
of
i
know
1
In.
Ik
treaty
which
ean
"e
conciuuro
nurnoae
"1
I
"
Mr
KelloHH
rventlng
wsr."
oonnnuro
which
the
l"'",,
"Wit:'
to
taki
d
that
la
a
treaty
in
apeaclflcally
bind
!
...
,...,,ri
to
war.
It
is
mn.l
i
i,-ii
I
')
u"".""
,.,..
1,,1,'i
iuiiional
relations,
"'o
the
prnpaaU
-
:
Brland.
for
a
WlaUrsI
Ariaiule
T
mn,er
trn
,
5
wu
it
"l"d
condemn
recourse
natrument
'tti.i..
"
n
u;
Mr.
.
loort.
n
"",rm
prOP""'
WM
MOltl.1l
PKAfK
mmhi
well
hsve
neuai.
.1!Wtive
in
propomiK
stn'h
'
...
...
contnui''
l
"'!l'
iion.
t.
.
lioun
Canadian
Miulater
who
yesterday
Mgned
a
trade
treaty
with
STOCK
STILL
CLIMBING
HIGHER
AOVAM'K
fONTIM'KH
I'XIlKH
M'M't'LlTIVi:
IIIYIMI
lOUf-IMI
MXI
KITIKH
I
I
XKW
VOItK.
Msrrh
IB.
fperuU-Hon
fur
sn
siHsnee
ws
rrktimeil
on
a
glgaMIr
M-sle
Iralsy
under
the
leurtrrhli
nf
(Irneral
.Molora,
Hilled
ailuimrtl
K
doHsra
to
a
new
high
mark
st
IH.
Oslna
of
f
runt
.-,
to
gin
Mere
dl-llihirtrl
iiuionc
ii
H'ure
of
other
InduatrUla
mill
rullniiy
lMtiea.
WILL
IMPROVE
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
;FU!I)AY,
MARCH
16,
1928
THE
GROUNDS
TKMlKlUt
IHllXtl
f'ALI.UI
I'OH
IMV
INU
IlKlVnVAYH
AMI
I'ATIIS
AT
roi
kt
urn
m:
As
the
first
step
toward
Improving
the
grounds
nt
the
local
Court
House,
the
provincial
department
of
public
work
la
celling
for
tenders
for
the
bithullthlc
paving,
and
bars'
surfacing!
of
footwslks
and
driveways
around
th
local
OouK
Houie.
The
work
will
Include
the
three
driveways
leading
to
the
building
from
Pint,
Second
and
Third
Avenues
as
well
aa
the
pathway
around
the
building.
Allan
For,
teller
In
the
kx-al
branch
of
the
Royal
Dank,
anlled
yesterday
afternoon
by
the
Princes
Mary
for
Viinccniver
on
a
holiday
trip.
Advertise
In
The
Daily
News
MOItK
Af'fOSItlOllATlOV
ISKIM;
I'KO-
vniKii
rou
vihuokm
at
roi-i
-
I.Alt
ItKHOKT
THIS
VKAK
j
wniMTBfl.
March
n.
Addi'l
no'
ac
Tnir.w'a'lon
at
.laaj
i
:
Tark
Lodge
111
rbr
real,
of
the
C.
nadtsn
Rockiei
land
ulfo
it
the
o-.uly:
tr.ill
camps
la
tr
It
rcjdy
for
inn
jpmliig
of
thi
lcel'
lf!3
n.
st'
i-!
z
t
s
i
rouncctticrt
msde
1
Walter
Pratt
eer-ral
si-nanT
of
li'.i
v,
for
the
Ca..-adjim
Nat.
anal
Rallw.iy
vs
em.
Ill's
sr
tl'e
!odp
bu::dn.gs
will
Incc-.uid
Uy
ore
16
rio.n
cabin,
one
10
:orm
catin
till
by
i
i.
rla;
cahln
vi
It
i
h
will
provide
frr
;:utia
wha
g
to
the
Ledge
taking
:
h
chem
their
n.iff
c.f
servant.
In
:
:
::t
on
13
the
i
-:
!:
club
house
It
V
:t
eona'.ruc'fil
!
;
'i
will
provide
all
i.
r.
sary
accorrt-m't
i'
:n'
for
the
g?."
'i-:
number
of
pi
'
who
play
over
t!.:
Jar.c;
Park
C'iurc
i
C.'iKlylng
acccmmrla'
m
be
II.?
pro-Ivicird
-r
lncrcaKd
.iitl'..:l.a
s
Idltional
i
acr'immcda.lon
at
Ha:
tne
liiki
nnt
8h"ve
pa
campa
oa
the
famous
'Mallmie
La'.e
trail
arrl
.i
baee
camp
a;
j
Kinney
Lake
ou
the
Moun
Ril
v,.
'
Bei
g
Lake
trail
throiurh
tin
Valley
of
d
Thousand
Falls,
which
.HI!
he
rc.i?h?-i
I'
from
either
Mt.
RobscO
sutlrn
oil
th?
Vaiuouvrr
line
or
Bmt;cr
atat.on
on
invitation
from
France
affords
u.
...
''hr
'
Prl"ne
,RuPsrt
:irf
:of
tb
opportunity
to
examine
anew
tb.
whole!
,
M,
.
ofswsau
nsses
sad
bv'mh.x.
1x.
r.
"rr
faartinflSlsSalesl
manney
"i
fiirt
1
1
fw--
m.riBmKTi
lhe
tecretary
told
of
hla
suggestion
ti
France
tbst
the
treaty
be
an
equivalent
multilateral
treaty
concluded
among
the
principal
pewera.
Including,
besides
France
snd
the
United
Statev
Orsat
Britain,
Oermsny.
Italy
snd
Japan
Francs
has
agreed
In
principle,
he
said
but
augftstsd
the
treaty
pryvlde
only
for
renunstatlon
of
war
of
aggression,
explaining
that
her
obligations
under
the
League
0(
hationa
and
the
Locarno
treaties
presented
certain
dlfflcultle
"I
hove
not
been
sble
to
te
agree
to
that
raservatlon."
he
said.
"My'
objection
to
limiting
the
scope
of
the
anti-war
treaty
to
mere
war
of
ag-grssslon
is
baaed
partly
upon
s
very
real
dlalncltnstkw
to
see
the
ldesl
of
world
peace
qualified
in
any
way.
snd
partly
upon
tat
sbsence
of
sny
sstlsfsctory
definition
of
the
word
sigrsasor'
or
the
phrase
"wart
of
aggression.'
It
la
dlffl-cut
for
me
to
see
hew
s
definition
could
be
agreed
upon
which
would
not
be
ipeu
to
abuse.
en
nailv
Nw
at
Jasper
Park
Ledge
and
another
500
or
so
were
unable
to
secure
a
-coiii-mcdations
The
gclf
ccurae
w.a
rxun-slvely
popular
In
1927.
more
than'
8.000
round
of
golf
being
played
over
It.
LIQUOR
IS
POURED
INTO
THE
SEWER
VICTORIA,
March
10.
Twelve
hun-'
died
quart
of
accumulated
seined
liquor
,
pronounced
unfit
fcr
consumption
was
'
poured
Into
the
sewer
yesterday.
KNOCKIRR
YESTERDAY
WON
IN
STEEPLECHASE
NATIONAL
HUNT
CLUB
CHELTENHAM
March
16
Knock
I
rr
yesterday
on
the
National
Hunt
Handicap
Steeplechiuc
over
a
teur
and
a
quarter
mile
courre.
LowlTKleismms
second
and
8pc.tr
of
War
vthlrt.
m
..
TRADESHOWED
PRINCE-RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
I'ltOMINKNT
CWADI.WS
KbshbbsV
a8&
.jsBEaaBni!
'
-
aBBHsK
SrV
IsBB
1
aBBBBsr
v'
BsYaYaV
Uisswayaiiiiaiiii
Am)mu,imtxnM
Above
are
L.
A.
Taschereau,
Prime
Minuter
of
Quebec;
Ft
H.
MeMas-ter,
preaident
of
the
Steel
Company
of
Canada
and
O.
D.
Mc-N
aught,
nraokknt
of
the
new
Desoo
Corporstlen
snd
s
director
of
the
Royal
Bank.
All
were
recently
elected
directors
of
the
8un
Life.
Technical
Insubordination
Causes
Rear-Admiral
Collard
and
Two
Commanders
Suspended
from
Duty
in
British
Navy
LONDON,
March
16.
Three
Jiritish
naval
officers,
Rear
Admiral
Bernard
St.
G.
Collard
in
command
of
the
battleship
squadron;
Captain
K.
G.
Dewar
in
command
of
the
Royal
Oak,
and
Commander
II.
M.
Daniel
have
been
suspended'from
duty
as
the
outgrowth
of
a
mysterious
incident
aboard
the
battleship
Royal
Oak,
flagship
of
the
Mediterranean
fleet.
The
Admiralty
statement
threw
no
light
on
the
nature
of
the
incident
beyond
saying
it
involved
certain
disciplinary
matters
and
added
that
Rear
Admiral
Collard's
flag
had
not
been
transferred
to
an
other
ship,
ao
reported,
but
was
struck.
Information
received
from
other
quarters
indicated
that
the
affair
was
a
squabble
of
some
sort
among
the
officers
which
was
technically
construed
as
insubordination.
.
LITTLE
HOPE
FOR
FLYERS
'
:
w
r
"
f
J
AN
INCREASE
OTTAWA,
March
16
The
grand
to
tal
trade
for
the
month
of
February
:
waa
over
1178.000.000
in
Increase
over
Ftbruury
of
lni
f.,i'
by
more
than
000
000
I'AI'TAIN
lllNCIiri.lll
H
.VXI
IION.
HI.
ME
MAIKAV
I'KO.
IIAUI.V
IvO.HT
X
ATLtXTIC
llfTitHA.
Msrrli
lfl
A
refHtrt
fo
,
U,.UH1'
A.
Cardln
from
the
Csn-
ailMn
lluirie
olflee
Ht
M.
John,
NfW
llrtiivHlck.
ani
that
three
perkon
liclleteil
lliei
nun
n
fl.nlng
iiiarlilne
ileHimlliU!
l.t
mile
from
Urrene-tllle.
Miilni'.
yrKtenlity.
There
ui
only
-Unlit
hope
offering
Imluy
for
iiitulil
lllnrliillffe
uiul
linn.
llUle
M
uKiiJ
nlio
left
Klig-IhihI
at
H.40
a.m.
TuewU)
en
mute
to
Nrtinimlliiiid.
Tlie
only
hoie
I-
I
hal
(lie
liitiv
he
picked
up
al
"CI.
Large
Upstair
Dinlnir
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
beat
for
the
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SECRETAR
YoF
STATE
KELLOGG
TELLS
WISH
OF
COUNTRY
United
Stales
Secretary
of
State
Commits
His
Country
to
an
Unequivocal
Peace
Policy
ADDITIONS
AT
JASPER
PARK
i
Boatful
of
Liquor
is
Captured
at
Ketchikan
Mermaid
Wan
Adrift
When
Taken
in
Tow
and
Later
Cargo
Seized
liy
Captain
Herman
of
the
Cygan
KETCHIKAN.
March
16.
A
considerable
crowd
qf
bout
own-t
i
s.
Hollers
and
o.hers,
figuratively
speaking,
"licked
their
chopa"
on
tne
City
Float
dock
while
watching
nine
ten-gallon
kegs
and
time
five-gallon
keys
of
"moonshine
whisky"
unloaded
from
the
mall
power
boat
Mermaid.
1
The
boat
had
been
picked
up
adrift
in
the
channel
in
front
of
i!,e
northern
part
of
the
city.
It
was
towed
into
the
city
float
by
II.
Matiicy,
who
owns
a
small
boat,
and
the
matter
waa
reported
to
i
wic
Uni.eil
Slate's
custom
house
aa
a
"lost
boat."
No
one
at
the
time
knew
what
was
on
board
.
"
Op:!n
Herman
of
the
Cfsjsn
then
invteti'sted
and
found
the
"bcorc"
located
In
tlie
hold.
The
marahal'i
(..lire
wa
next
notified
end
wan
depu-
a
-
were
on
hand
and
the
kega
were
j
...
'itd
b
"salUrmen"
from
the
Cygan;
j
.1
,val:ir,'
car.
Meantime
the
crowd,
k.;t
incrisiug
and
like
bleachers,
at
a
baM-ball
game,
offered
sll
kinds
of
comment
j
The
"booze
boat's"
rowboat
Is
ml-1
iim
and
i
he
Hue
on
the
front
plainly!
-t
oed
that
it
baa
been
chafed
or
'it
ken
in
two.
and
the
supposition
la
hat
it
went
adrift
while
the
one
In
charge
ol
the
boat
was
ashore.
The
omc-rs
dlic3unt
street
rum
am
about
a
hat
hem
found
on
board
trnd
the
nos-Nihility
of
sny
tragedy
In
connection
with
the
csw.
They
believe
it
simply
is
a
case
or
the
toast
getting
adrift
No
arreu
have
been
msde.
Meantime,
the
beat
will
remain
la
custody
of
the
marshals
office
and
later
will
be
charged
with
the
"pees
Melon
of
liquor."
The
boat
Is
registered
In
the
name
of
Otto
Case.
1'Ht.tT
f'OI'KT
Of
ASSKMSMBXT
IX
TllltUAlK
IS
IIHI.K
TERRACB.
March
1.
Terrace'
flast
court
of
revlalon
wss
held
In
the
municipal
hall
on
Wednesday
afternoon
when
s
few
adjustment
were
msde
In
the
assessment
values
of
property
within
the
village
CARDENA
DUE
TONIGHT
AFTER
LONG
ABSENCE
FOR
OVERHAUL
WORK
stack
on
the
run
following
an
extensive
overhaul
st
the
Burrsrd
dry
dock
at
North
Vancouver,
Union
steamer
Car-delta.
Cant
A.
Johnstone.
Is
due
In
purt
tonight
from
the
south.
The
Car-den,
which
has
been
off
tor
five
week,
being
relieved
during
that
time
by
the
Venture,
ha
had
eeveraP
alteration
made
to
better
fit
her
for
the
growing
cannery
trade
on
tne
coast.
Mast
Importsnt
of
these
change
ha
been
the
addition
of
several
new
outside
staterooms
on
the
boat
deck
between
the
wireless
cabin
and
tlie
first
class
smoking
room.
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Argcnta
B.C.
Silver
Bayvlew
Big
Missouri
Coast
Copper
Cork
Province
OcsrgU
River
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Kootenay
Flore
noe
.
Lakevlew
Lucky
Jim
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Mcrmot
Uelals
.
.
PendorfTie
".
Porter
Idaho
Rufus
Ruth
Hops
Bllvercrest
Silverado
Whitewater
Woodbine
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O
E
Oiillrk.
local
manager
for
the
Swift
-Canadian
Co..
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Prince
Osorge
this
li-k
from
a
brief
bualneea
trip
to
Stew-
:t:t
anil
Anyox.
3RD
PLACE
IN
HOCKEYLEAGUE
TOIIOXTO
HUMINATHO
1'KOM
I'LAY-
OITH:
HETROIT
HEAT
CAX.t-DlltXS
1
TO
TORONTO.
March
M.
Ottawa
dencned
third
njoM
U)
the
Katasval
ccfcsy.
-IsjSdjtts
:iaoV
tor
ptsttica
drus
eliminating
Traaato
froas
th
pUyoefs.
Boeion
sesssjafs
was)
should
win
in
the
American
section.
She
will
have
sn
sight
point
lead
ove
the
Rangers.
Octroi'
last
night
went
Into
third
place,
blanking
the
CShsdiens
who
ctu.ed
off
color.
Scores
last
r.ltfbt
Detroit
1.
Canadleiu
0.
Ottawa
S.
N
Y
Americans
3.
Bos
.on
3.
Chicago
1.
TRADE
TREATY
WITH
SLOVAKIA
l)(l(
l
MI
NT
XHiXtH
UlsTKUHAY
IIY
ItHfUEHKXTATItB
III'
TttO
f'Ol
XTKIBtt
OTTAWA.
Msrch
16
The
ennventlon
of
commerce
between
Canada
and
Cjechi.
-Slovakia
wa
sighed
Thursday
by
Hon
J
A.
Rsbb
ah4
Hon.
James
Malcolm
on
behalf
of
Canada
and
by
Prantlaek
K
vet
on.
consul
tor
aescho-Blo-vsklan
republic
on
be
halt
of
hat
country
at
Montreal.
ARAB
RULER
HELPS
BRITISH
I-IIKMIXTM
HMD
ON
lltlK
niOXTII.lt
IH
Itlll-OKTII)
IKO.U
lllllAII
LONDON.
March
16.
Bagdad
despatches
ssylng
Ibn
Baud
had
prevented
s
raid
by
a
tribal
leader
on
the
Irak
frontier
is
interpreted
here
ss
disposing
of
recent
report
that
Ibn
waa
aup-portlng
the
raider
and
had
declared
war
ou
British
mandated
terrltnry
BURSTING
MAIN
IN
VANCOUVER
Ml
Ml
HAM
tlltl
WIIIA
U
Vtfclt
H.OOK-
Kll
rrHtXtlt
ORAXVlUtl
AMI
1-KMihK
HTKKCT
VAVCOUVER.
March
16--The
bursting
of
a
33
fo.
t
main
at
the
eoruer
of
Pender
snd
Granville
Streets
sarly
thl
mornitig
oaued
damage
estimated
at
thousand
of
dollars.
A
flsod
or
water
poured
into
basements
and
nearby
stores,
damaging
Hecks.
W
K.
-coilison.
Indian
Agent,
return-,
ed
to
the
city
on
the
Prince
OeOTge
IhM
morning
utter
having
spent
the
earlier
part
of
the
week
at
KlnooUth
on
official
duties.
He
boarded
the
OrorKe
from
a
gasboat
st
lbs
mouth
of
Objwrvstoiy
Inlet.
Advertise
Id
tnt
Dalit
Ntws