save
Money
Boston
Grill
X
III
,rv.-i
way
to
buy
th
to
subscribe
by
th
st
is
15.00
and
your
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EDITORIAL
tlullii
I.NTH
HIUTHIMY
.
i'liteenth
i
l
birthday
l;
1'i-rt.
On,
March
10,
:
wan
incorporated
,
lime
it
was
but
a
..1i
ly
everything
that
we
,
h.H
been
put
'here
'ime.
loaay
we
art
,
il
,i-
a
city
.
i.i
i
-in-cl
credit
r
markets
and
with
u
,
,i
.
in
face.
a
is
ago
the
iieople
,m
i
In
n'
were
full
of
opti-,,:ih.
Things
did
no
..
i
la
y
expected.
Some
i'lifd
and
others
are
:
uith
hope
for
the
fu-
t
as
ever.
III
LI
IB
II
I
II
PASSENGERS
OFF
it.'
11
1
1:1
naiMi
AMI
UtV
to
i.avi:
III
HIM,
I'KL-
:.trrs
of
the
Hubert
E
1
.fly
today
a'ler
'.lie
ire
on
Sis)i;iii
Ru
lis
Manomtl
Piiiu
!.
1
i
Bnows'.orm
whih
i.
'
n
t
Hew
Ytirk
vera
landed
at
PI)
'
Mumberlug
113
are
re-
..rn
Uf
abandun
Oh-
,
1
ted
to
U
reaving
!'
"i
weather.
iwnien
tram
Manome:
ned
when
their
surf
li!f
a
dawn
othem
-h
rllnjlnf
to
the
boat
-
.
tl
it
ashore
FDRKTRY
fflMMITTFF
IS
SUGGESTED
TO
MAKE
AN
INTENSIVE
STUDY
ri,
io.
While
tin-
t
the
department
of
alivo
to
problems
o!
'in
mid
la
as
active
i
limited
funds
at
It-'
nt.
re
torratry
question
a
importance
that
tar
i
inoiis
should
appoint
a
'
tu
make
an
Intensive
ni'inii
the
yeeur
and
rr-ix'
legislature
next
sea-
"
"Uon
was
placed
be-
ncy
by
a
select
oom-'(!
two
weeks
ago.
FOLEY
WON
DECISION
VAX
BENNY
PELZ,
PORTLAND
"
'
H
M.rrh
10.
Vie
Poley
"ml
derision
ow
Benny
'
!'
'i
intl
fi
ithfrwetaht
here
i'
niii.n
event
of
a
bos
DUO
WHEN
FELL
FROM
AN
OIL
TANK
u
1
s
''Minster,
March
10.-
i'ti
t
the
top
of
a
ii
'
'"iTiui
oil
punt
at
looo,
''
l.an:rley
prairie
toll
to
"
iNtWA-
ELAND
BEATS
WALES
-INTERNATIONAL
RUGBY
Wale
"'''"I
W.,,
van
1
''
VK(
March
10.
-Ireland
'
an
International
1'crv
tod,
u
polnta
w.
V1HIIIVS
wiiMT
March
l.'Mlm
io
The
price
yesterday
waa
lied
peo
Mc
Hcrub
ail"1
cunalile
!
homestoci.
The
aiAcrnnH'ii
um
!.'!'
It"'
fuel
Hi
''"'
stead
Tl"
hoU"-
n"
governmi'iit
'a,
!''
''"'
'
ment
ph"
railways
tl"'
"'"l
vlnees
would
thought
n
pro
tlon
of
till"
Ti,..
...,..
,.r
t
..
w..
;..
nn
1
..
M
.
k.u
t
1
1
Income
tax
Dependents
in
respect
ol
wboflt
a
t-Uate
inn)
be
claimed
are
redefined.
sA
rebate
uu)
atso
be
claimed
In
resptct
:
payment
by
employees
Into
a
super-
I
annuation
fund
and
all
withdrawals
oUtj
:
u'i
uials
are
eMirely
.
xempted
from!
taxation.
1
rtv.t.c
ii
;
nude
for
entering
into
co-operative
arrangement
with
UM
Dominion
guvenuncnt
In
the
matter
of
cberklitK
aiconie
tax
returns.
Tlie
i.atur
il
resources
tax
of
last
year
i-
repenlen
and
in
Its
plaoe
la
a
prevision
f
..r
r
uti4
of
an
allowance
whleb
may
ix-
il.
iuied
a
deduction
from
mr:me
m
respect
ol
depletion
or
exhaustion
of
capital
invested
in
timber,
.n'.i.fs
mid
uther
terminating
or
wasting
e'.H
llH.IIV
s.MI
AMI
HllMiV.
Al
sTltM.lt.
IN
iOMMIMIATION
H
D
Te.?.
chief
oiwrstor
ol
DUby
Irland
wireless
atatlon.
re-ptrt..
that
the
-Utlcn
has
been
IS
friuent
communication
with
8
!!'..
Australia,
of
lstr.
short
w.r
e's
being
used
on
either
n:-
It
is
the
first
time
that
thr
tc-.n
ha
been
performed
from
Has
coast
and
followa
up
the
rrent
keeping
In
oommunl-ctin
o:
the
station
with
the
nioi'Tnhip
Aorani;l
until
that
vrm'l
reached
Sydney.
Communication
so
far.
has
oonalat-eil
of
exchange
of
signals,
no
commercial
meassgea
having
yet
txtii
traiwuiltted
although
It
la
brum
proven
that
this
may
be
lmr.
far
the
balance
.
.
,
.
maa
nnn
-
could
rtl
i.
,-ountry
development.
n,r
.-ucli
k
t
ration
of
tne
pru-
...I
UnSU
0e
osaemiai.
-
th.l
mitnoo
oi
w-,,,,,1
im
under
a
crop
pay-
"I
1
1
i
V
nillll
'll
ucrc
LANDSLIDE
KILLS
!
MANY
RIO
JANEIRO
RIO
JaJIBtRO.
starch
10
-Newspaper
reports
from
Santos
say
that
dim
than
two
hundred
persona
are
e-tlmated
to
have
been
kUled
tods-
in
a
landslide
in
Mont-arm.
which
burled
many
houses
sad
streets.
Ol.ll
Tlli;it
MIHIT
ISO
Itltl
HOUSC.
March
10
obert
Wtnkley.
an
old
timer
of
the
Oarlboo
mining
days
waa
found
shot
dead
In
hla
cabin
at
Quesnel
Dam.
He
had
despondent.
General
McRae
Mahes
Proposal
for
Settling
Canadian
Lands
PRINCE
RUPERT.
B.C..
SATt
;:DAY,
MARCH
10,
1928
Ten
Per
Cent.
Reduction
in
Tax
Announced
by
Premier
Maclean
and
Other
Changes
in
Taxation
tm
"S
";'i,";'so
droP
lne
amount
of
gross
lax
paid
by
VARSITY
DEFEtlEIJ
trades,
businesses
or
professions
JMIMN
KlVfcn
lfcM
nranaseA
In
Lpatslnlnrv
I
BASKETBALL
SEJII
r
i
-q-"'
,
!
NEW
WESTMINSTER,
March
10.
VICTORIA,
March
10.
A
flat
reduction
of
ten
per
cent
in
Var:iy
dermal
Jordan
River.
theVan-thc
rates
of
taxation
on
income
'.a
provided
for
in
the
taxation
couv,r
island
cnamptpus
37
to
aa
in
amendments
brought
down
in
the
Legislature
yesterday
by
l're-
tbf
"'ln
:!r
baaketoaii
mii.P
l
I
-un
Tho
,,tn
l.t...
,
..i.i
i
if
championship
and
email
f
led
to
meet
liooe
who
are
here
deducing
rebates
lor
dependents.
Reductions
in
gross
income
tax
I
things
do
not
work
l"yablc
by
trades,
businesses
and
professions
are
provided.
rect.
Perhaps
it
than
they
expect.
At
-
is
still
u
spirit
of
uling
the
people
and
is
for
their
hote.
nm
s
niinnn
Kclcna
in
the
ftoato.
Anrenta
Gigantic
Scale
from
Britain"
MIMMI
MA.V.
IHI.'S
1
m
iaic
in
luAnuun
uu
,nwi
kiiuk
nviu
in
rcnvi
vc
miu
ciaiuii-;
gpiATTLC
aiarah
10
-
Joshua
il
under
me
act
is
reduced
irom
rour
to
two
per
cent.
afeeuacn.
widely
knwn
Alaska
mining
Royalty
paid
under
the
Game
Act
by
breeders
of
fur
bearing
mm.
died
last
night
aged
69.
animal
yiay
be
applied
in
reduction
ol
r
i
rriT
ri
nr
Leaner
or
nusnie
learn
Leu
women
in
Safety
When
Lost
on
the
Froten
Tundra
Near
Yukon
River,
in
Alaska.
HOLY
CROSS,
March
10.
Lost
on
wind
swept
wastes
of
fifty
mile
portage
between
Kuskowkin
and
Yukon
Rivers
southwest
of
hers,
two
women
ware
guided
to
safety,
by
the
laad
doc
of
tfcaltetaftf
of
husWern.
Word
of
ihe
safety
f
Infc73ar.Pct-
J
rest
and
Miaa
U.
Leaxe,
who
were
the
object
qf
searchins;
par
ties,
was
brougtttiwstarday
from
Pirauta
Lake
by
an
Indian.
Tne
woman,
he
said,
weft
suffering
from
cold
and
exposure
as
a
re
suit
of
several
flights
spent
on
the
shelterless
tundra
of
the
portage.
The
pair
left-
Bethel
February
27
to
drive'
100
miles
to
Holy
Cross.
Soon
after
crossing
the
Kuskowkin
River
they
ceased
trying
to
team
the
nine
dogs
and
left
their
fate
to
the
leader
of
the
huskies.
Not
knowing
where
they
were
being
taken
for
several
days
and
nights,
they
faced
northerly
winds
and
low
temperatures
until
the
dogs
led
them
into
the
settlement
at
Pi
mute
Lake.
I.
JURY
FINDS
.
HICKMAN
IS
AGAIN
GUILTY
III:
AMI
WI
I.IIV
III
N'T
KII.I.I
K
1)111
IKIIST
ANII
Kt
(
II.IVIKMl-Kit
I.I
I
:
SKNTKXt
K
I.O
AMll:l.i:H.
VlsreU
IS.
The
yty
lw4.t
round
IVIHWmi
tlelwsfd
IDrkHuin
and
Wrlby
llatat
gUly
of
lite
itnmlrr
f
('.
l)
Tmk,
tlmg-gHt.
an4
rermHmeHdetl
life
linprht-wttmettt
for
Mh.
VANCOUVER
EX'CIIANdK
Boundary
Red
Mtn
iirhtlv
Umbered
iana
wivn
un
m
'""
sootmay
Florence
support'"
05.000
I
ould
clear
eighty
uh
buUding
ana
,-t
of
l
00"
Ior
0IM,n
nu,,re
i.uiimti,;.-
were
ueunlly
log
,
In.
nt)
cost
SO"
lm
;
Ulil
capltalnw
8100
at
r
1
p.r
lini
imi,.
,,,
i,
i'
would
pay
It
off
"
m
JO
inatalm-'"-
uted
mat
th.
government
,,.,ld
lw
callcl
upon
Of
830.000.01)0
000.
He
UI
lenient
net
of
of
ten
ten
million
ror
to
the
.
sdlacent
,,1
liimi
aajai-
acre
of
o
"i
families
could
be
adveruseu
as
iree
l.
and
L.
...
land
in
Peace
Rtvrr
would
aecomwodatc
jlahwelew
17.800
families
Al
carta
and
British
'
jLeadunltb
Columbia
eould
furnUh
the
homesteads
Lucky
Jim
..
and
the
Dominion
could
finance
tb
Marmot
Metals
range
men
ta
almost
a
million
ram
now
SUvercreat
on
farms
In
the
British
Isles
would
be
Sllvermlth
.
.
available
for
Canada.
Sloeaa
King
Motta
said
"Peace
River
wanU
ajSunlooh
....
trunk
line
to
the
sea
and
not
a
branch
.Terminus
line
outlet."
A
strong
thlrty-sut
mile
southeast
wind,
which
prevailed
pretty
well
.throughout
the
night,
was
accompanied
0.'
i
ploti-
r.ilnf.ill.
Whitewater
Woodbine
.
Bid.
J3
Coast
Copper
43.00
OTTAWA,
March
10.
General
A.
V.
Mcuae,
conservative
cork
Province
..
m.....l.ei
for
North
Vancouver,
made
a
proposal
to
the
House
of
Oeorge
copper
?,
yesterday
contemplating
a
settlement
of
50,000.000
acres
Olattoton.
lis
mm.
r
upwards
of
00.000
farmers,
who
with
their
,
,
n
land
l.y
VC
?nX
,LuUt
urban
population
w0U,d
.dd
two
Hl.on
;
tu
u-
i"ic
wiisn''
.
independence
....
,
iL.i
lAinnnnA
mmwmu
.if
mnrn
ni
1aa
....
liae
s
scheme
was
inai
i,uu,ww
v,v
...
inter.
Nat.
Coa
.
.47
4.76
ssv,
M
M
.IS
W
-M',4
clearing
and
buildings.
Britain
would
Nat.
SIL
Oas
finance
the
temporary
requtr-wveerta
for
Pendorellle
1740
settlers
which
she
did
now
la
part.
The
Pramler
.
.
British
government
might
see
fit
to
Poster
I
dab
transfer
aome
of
Its
dole
funds
M
Bufus
bonuses
to
induce
termers
W
train
Ruth
I
tope
pnnpeetlvej
migrators.
Under
sueh
ar-iSalklrka
...
,18
08
.41
,18
S.K
Ml.
.
.11
tJS
I.TO
M
ti:Tiii:it
itKitiitT
Prince
Rupert
-
Raining,
strong
wind;
'ctni-r.itiri
13.
Asked
'
.58
1.88
.11
04
84.00
.48
8.00
.10
.60
M
.T7
94
At
A
.15'A
.08
.04
.48
JO
.W
18.M
a.Ts
M
M
M
.04
II
.80
H
.18
4.00
.86
8.78
.88
81
.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
H.U6UT
BIDS
SHOW
TENDENCY
TO
BETiER
Ti'tiil
of
II.1.INM)
round-
Soli
In
Seven
Yium-Ik
lit
II
til
Ktrlumce
To-lay
Hu'.lbut
prices
.ihowed
a
tendency
toward
improvement
this
morning
when
a
t'.tal
ol
14fi.NO
pounds
was
ir.kl
at
ire
Fish
Exchange,
three
Ainericsn
vessel-
receiving
from
8
lc
and
4c
to
8
4c
and
tc
fcr
108.000
pound,
while
four
Canadians
obtained
7c
and
3c
to
7c
arid
ec
U.r
87
000
pounds.
Arrivals
and
.!e
were
as
follow-:
AMERICAN
Sitka.
400
pounds.
8
tc
and
4c
Dcnanra.
38,000
pcunds,
eries.
7c
and
4c.
Booth
Fish-
cries.
SJc
and
4.
fAXAIHAN
Helen.
7.000
pcunds,
Canadian
St
Old
Storage
Co..
7c
and
e.
I
P.
Dcrrten.
8.000
pounds.
Royal
GOOD
PROGRESS
MADE
rish
Fish
Co..
7c
and
c.
p
I
Vtklng
I.
7,000
pounds.
Atlln
Fisher
ies.
7c
and
ac.
nsld,
1SXXX)
poaiuti.
Booth
Fish
IN
LOADING
SHIPS
NOW
ON
BERTH
HERE
The
grain
sh'p
Fernmoor,
now
load
ing
at
tbe
elevator.
Is
expected
tc
get
iENTO
away
early
next
we
The
Skegness
at
;
wnt
boat.
Mr.
Xdmonda
ststcd
that
ttey
-lo
t-alnc
and
wilt
soon
follow
the,
did
nut
reach
the
Ssorameato
Vedse
bvat
Wrsanrr.
,
7
-Maatwoal
KM
Be
meterfni.
row
s't
anchor
In
the
stream
will
follow
on
berth,
rp
to
noon
today,
the
Empire
Ship-
nine
C
reported
that
no
further
charters
for
the
port
were
in
sight.
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
tMiLiMi
i.mdt
r.
IUIHhi
I.
Blackburn
1
Liverpool
1.
Birmingham
4.
Sheffield
i.
,
Btlton
I,
Arsenal
1.
Cardiff
8,
Leicester
o.
Eeerton
0.
Pnarnouth
0
.
Huddersfleld
4.
Sunderland
2.
Manchester
United
1.
Wast
Ham
1.
Mlddlesboro
6.
Bury
1.
Neweavtle
7.
Aston
Villa
6.
The
Wednesday
S,
Burnley
o.
Tottenham
I.
Derby
County
2.
IMiMon
II.
Blackpool
a,
Hull
Ctty'l.
Bristol
city
J.
Barnal-y
o
Chel-et
8.
Preston
North
End
I.
Qapton
I.
Swansea
1.
Grimsby
8.
Notts
Forest
1.
Notts
County
4,
South
Shields
I
Oldham
0.
Leeds
I.
Reading
1.
Manchester
City
1.
Southampton
I,
Port
Vale
8.
Stoke
City
J,
Wolverhampton
a.
West
Bromwlob
4.
Putnam
0.
motiihii
i.i:.i(iii;
lli
Won
I.
Aberdeen
8.
Partlck
0.
Alrdrtconlana-Oaltlc
poitponed.
Clyde
8.
Queen's
Park
L
Oowdenbeath-Motherwclt
postpostad.
Dundee
4.
Hibernians
1.
Hamilton
4.
Ralth
Rovers
1.
Hearts
8.
8t.
Mlrren
1.
Kllniamock
I.
Falkirk
1.
Rantrers-Dunfcrmllne
postponed.
St
Johnstone
4.
Boness
1.
ttafed.
re
-taxed
mi
-old
stowing-
kawwft
as
tbe
Oold
and
Crowd
which
was
located
many
years
ago
by
men
named
Steele
and
Dunn.
Mr.
Edmund
clattas
that
this
1-
a
property
of
doubtful
value
although
extensive
work
was
done
cn
It
before
It
was
abandoned.
Mr.
Edmonds
claims
that
be
waa
the
crtg-j
inal
bolder
of
the
secrets
pertaining
to
the
Sacramento
ledge-
The
only
r-as;n
for
his
rush'ng
north
at
thai
tim
ti
protect
the
showing
waa
that
ht
had
reason
to
believe
that
Morgan
had
sl-o
received
some
Information
pertaining
thereto.
This
evidently
proved
t
;
be
the
case
although
Morgan
and
hla
man
ended
up
at
the
Osld
and
Crown,
wme
five
mtlea
from
Kitimaat
rather
tban
at
the
Sacramento
ledge
Morgan,
reports
Edmonds.
Is
now
at
Butedale
whence
he.
too,
will
prsoeed
south.
willorgT
speculation
mm
inn
million
snvitix
or
HAIHO
t'OHI'OKATION
(
IIAMIK
IIAMM
TOIIAV
NEW
YORK.
Mareh
la.
All
sal-arday
rerord
were
broken
in
uwl
Iter
wlW
vrgy
ef
aeulstkMi
tutUy
with
total
wilea
alxe
tao
million
altares
nf
iwiaaniiaia
steefc
l
RsilM
Corpufa-thwi
wHh
an
etlretne
ail
va
nee
of
811
to
8181
JU.
a
new
high
reenrd
wltlrh
NMpere-lel
(leneral
Mlm
eommwna
m
tltr
market
leader.
tirneral
Mi-taea
tieiel
lep
reeord
al
SISI.
I
hell
selling
dean
In
8111.73.
Heavy
profit
Inking
detrfopr-t
In
nt-
of
the
uillie
hsueaat
the
ele.
Sir
Arthur
Carrie
Defends
His
Action
at
Mons
and
Brings
Suit
for
Libel
Against
Detractors
Former
Commander
of
Cunadian
Corps
Declare
Canadian
Troop
Had
Taken
City
Hefore
Armistice
Wits
Signed
COIiOURC,
Ont.,
March
10.
"The
Canadian
troops
entered
Mons
at
midnight
and
the
town
was
cleared
at,
4,30
in
the
morning.
The
armistice
was
signed
at
five
and
I
did
not
receive
notice
until
a
nuarter
to
seven,"
said
General
Sir
Arthur
Cuvriti
in
a
brief
inter
-.tsaa
tkiu
tasha-.
w(rt
I
It
Waft
lUatrw.
f
K
fAII
1
Vl
fnllO
a
Bl
A
Alt
has
Sit
t"i
til
fin
i
-nut
tor
alleged
libel
which
he
has
brought
against
F
W
Wilson,
publisher
I
ol
the
Port
Hope
Clulde.
and
W.
T.
R
I
Preston,
author
of
the
article
appearing
1
in
the
Ould
on
June
8.
1837.
I
The
article
declared
there
had
bean
'
useless
sarrlflc
of
life
In
order"
that
Cmnidhii
hc"d!U:irtrr
tuff
mlht
huve
the
honor
of
aaylng
Canadlaps
tired
tlie
last
ahot
in
the
war
and
taptured
th'
last
of
the
Oerman
entrenchment-Sir
Arthur
aald
thr
difficulty
had
been
to
hold
the
Canadian
troops
back.
One
unit
of
the
Prluoass
Pats
hsd
strenuously
objected
to
leaving
the
line
when
'he
time
cim
tj
he
relieved.
Lfcctre
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
best
for
the
Jeast
Phone
457
Price
Five
Cents
TlW
al
U
un
inn
K
VTWA
VWWH
Wk.
SmOk.
ap
niwuliui
aK
n
saw
wot.
-hwv
.
wtr
ww-avca
,rvr
jk
mm
a-wcna
sos
jam
xr-.
nai
ram
na
nram
?
r
'
m
i
u
n
w
n
in
n
iimi
m
i
ns.
hi
Husiajriki
MTiriT.
ti
n
w
a
i
u
th
ra
m
va,
v
jr
r
vn
in
mi
m
vi
r
o
DMONDS
WINS
OiH,.
RACE
TO
STAKE
FAMOUS
SACRA
GOLD
LEDGE
Famous
Sacramento
Gold
Ledge
Was
Successfully
Staked
by
Gold
Seekers
c.
II.
Edmond
of
Vancouver
Arrived
Here
Today
on
Venture
After
Heating
Out
the
Rival
Morgan
Party
in
Quest
Reporting
success
in
his
two
weeks'
quest
to
relocate
the
ol
I
canndian
pish
i
Sacramento
gold
ledge,
some
ten.
miles
from
Kitimaat,
discovered
in
Gold
Storage
Co..
8.3c
and
tc.
18G2
bv
William
Downie
and
subseauentlv
lost
excent
for
ancient
North.
W.000
pounds.
Atiin
r.siienes.
maps
and
docurncnta
WBch
have,
it
is
believed,
led
to
its
rediscovery,
C.
II.
Edmonds
Vancouver
man,
who
led
one
of
the
rival
parties
to
the
old
location,
was
in
Prince
Rupert
this
morning
aboard
the
steamer
Venture
returning
to
Vancouver.
Mr.
Edmonds
stated
that
he
found
what
is
thought
to
have
been
the
old
Sacramento
ledge
and
'
staked
the
country
all
around
'n
order
to
protect
the
location.
Mr.
ram
".."da
is
taking
scuth
with
blm
a
1
-
i.umuer
A
sample-
fraiu
the
vlclnl'y
fori
.'ivay
ir
the'e
prove
up
to
expectation-.,
he
expects
to
go
ahead
with
de
velopment
c!
the
property.
If
they
do
not
prove
up.
It
wlU
merely
be
taken
thai
the
p!o:ieer
Dwnle
wa
mlataken
:n
his
bellefa
and
statements.
In
any
c&-.
say
Mr.
Edmonds,
there
Is
no
c.iU'f
for
any
excitement.
The
Sacrament
i
ledge
Is
bet.eved
to
consist
of
fr.e
milling
gold
snd
silver)
to
the
value
I
of
33
or
so
per
ton.
SpeaUng
rf
the
activities
of
the
rival
I
party,
headed
by
Major
R.
T.
Morgan.
which
came
north
two
weeks
ago
on
tbe
I
NEW
LIBRARY
IS
DISCUSSED
ISOAIlll
.MAKES
SlUflENTKI.V
THAT
IT
IIC
INt'Ultl'nitATtUl
IM
UAH
MLMOKIAI.
The
library
board,
a
Its
regular
monthly
meeting
last
agt.
discus
tbe
question
of
a
new
bttualng.
he
stvgestloa
helag
a4
that
.the
ceta--taa
or
ta
salt
tee
tse
aypswaehed-
wtth
the
peapossi
that
a
rRMBfj:
laTing8gaJnried
In
any
scbesae
for
sueh
a
mmnmm
tesat
might
be
devised.
Tt
Was
felt
that
the
memorial
might
receive
setter
public
support
and
be
better
eared
for
If
It
contained
something
of
that
nature
tn--tesd
of
consisting
merely
of
bare
rook.
It
was
pointed
out
that
4k
tastent
library
building
could
not
last
much
longer.
Miss
Utauuea.
field
matron
of
TCspios.
,
had'
a
coaununloatlon
before,
the
board
asking
for
the
use
of
abaUldln
library
books
for
distribution
Ml
Vr
field
imong
the
natives.
The
board
deohfed
to
comply
with
the
reqBeal
provldtng
th
payment
of
freight
aa
such
books
l
looked
after
by
anas
attastei.
The
repcrt
of
th
librarian
for
the
month
of
February
ahowad
that
a
total
of
.
4888
books
hsd
been
loaned
out
during
th
period,
the
s
versa
being
81S.B
books
per
day.
Books
loaned
were
classified
as
follows:
Fiction.
884:
duplicate
pay-
181:
non-fiction.
880;
Juvenile,
880.
The
library
had
bean
open
twenty-one
days
during;
th
month.
There
were
48
new
Uf
mwra
and
88
cancelled,
making
a
total
lkft
of
borrowers
of
9848.
Books
risalied
by
gift
numbered
89:
87
hd
usgn
purchased
and
18
discarded
making
a
total
number
of
volumes
on
hand
Of
8810.
The
meeting
was
presided
over
by
the
chairman.
James
Black,
others
present
being
Mrs.
W.
J.
Klrkpatrtck.
VtOar
Bssso-Bert.
Aid.
Frank
DMJb.
O.
V.
Wilkinson
isecretaryi.
and
Mis
Alice
Crulkshank.
librarian.
SCIENTIFIC
YESSEL
IS
DUE
HERE
ABOUT
TENTH
OF
NEXT
MONTH
The
big
auxiliary
schooner
Morrlsswy.
which,
under
command
of
Capt.
Orlf-fltha,
veteran
Arctic
explorer,
who
accompanied
Capt.
Peary
to
the
North
Pole,
will
pick
up
a
parti
scstiitarts
here
for
sn
exploration
trip
of
several
months
north
of
Alaska
and
Russia,
la
reported
to
be
due
her
about
April
1
10
from
New
York
via
tat
Panama
Canal.
The
schooner,
as
well
as
plckV
'
ing
up
the
parly
here,
will
finally
out
fit
for
th
long
voyage
to
the
wast
water
of
the
north.
COMMITTEE
FAVORS
ABSENTEE
BALLOT
Vim
llllP
lliwi
lit
lift,
"o
"viv
Miiuwg,n
4ta'i(r
eiiu
"it.
vsj
vsf
aaig
niuu
(
,jv
A
,
liefore
the
nrmistiee
was
signed
and
yet
I
am
accused
of
sacrificing'
,
,
,
'.
,
.T.
J.
.isj
'v,t,
ft"
'
th
Legislature
late
last
night
.u..
ii.
r
n,..ii
W.
.,),!
l,
uu
U.-.0
w.
v,.....m.-,..o
-
...
v..,.
'"""
reported
In
fsvor
of
th
retention
continued
Sir
Arthur,
who
vft8
formerly
(
anadian
corps
commander.
the
.heentec
ballot.
who
came
here
today
to
attend
an
examination
for
discovery
in
a
1
.
.
.
of
ENGLAND
IS
WINNER
INTERNATIONAL
SOCCER
OLASOOW.
March
10
England
defeated
Scotland
six
goal
to
two
tu
au
uiU'rici'.k'iul
j.cer
gujue.
tuduy.
3