.
I
I
II
I
in
i
wvAmnn
An
A
I
lul
1
1
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n
-m
w
a
h
-m
o-psiiav
l
V
CflNTINIlF.
WORK
.
s4ii
BnaBar.ii
stvasa.
vw.
aw
Mjnm.
"
cave
Money
Sf
IV
a
K
1
;
to
your
ddrw
l
,
&5
floor,
for
hire.
II
f
"!'
,
4k
II
II
nawe
ns
a
a
n
at
tan
a
h
e
P
"
.
,
vou
for
thia
dally!
ODIMrr
Dl
IDCDT
i
j
4
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-,
.
:.;
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,
riving
xu,
iv
.
-
p
m
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1
i
1
d
r
1
m
II
II
1
"i
Miners
(
Strike
Voted
"
I
nJergrmind
Men
vi-'
"3
The
underground
'
Western
Fuel
Co
Je-
..
mt
by
106
majrlly.
44u
m
favor
of
H5
lor
the
atrlke.
It
l
'i.
.t
tbtre
will
be
no
i"
r
.it
linn.
'
i
At
you
favorable
-
"
v.itimlaatlon
and
"ALDEZ
HARBOR
IS
ICEBOUND
fw;'
'"'.k
l
r
Ten
Mile
out
Is
iwiinjt
In
HUtoo
March
3.
-Tlia
harbor
of
'ivered
with
lea
a
foot
'
nuiea
out
from
ahore.
(oating
the
harbor
baa
r
Boau
have
been
bav-
''""y
In
breaking
thrtmgh
,,'
'
''"'
'omlng
to
or
leaving
the
M
"'
oi
ue
small
craft
have
'
1
"iKM.itiim
WPTAIN
JONES
OF
VANCOUVER
IS
DEAD
'
VK
March
a,
-William
D.
,
"'
w,
familiarly
(
'
"
'"hps
park
commta-'r
the
rwat
nix
"'
Uuiiktiin
Point
(.
nunnern
ana
venirai
uriusn
vuiuiuuia
s
newspaper
v?
.
.
.
-f
j
Ain.l
and
aalfw
were
aa
followa
:
AMKIIK
Pa...
.ma.
JS.OOO
pounds,
autn
rian-,a.
7
li-
and
4
.
An.
40.000
pounda.
Booth
Plaher-;ra.
7
'J.
ai'd
4c
Veiuu.
MOOO
pounda.
Canadian
Flan
A
Ci
'.il
Sl.i-agr
Co..
7.4c
and
4e.
(
IN
till
N
Eelsar.
10.000
pounda,
Atlln
Ftahartea,
6
3c
and
3c
ai
M
Chrutopher.
400
pounda.
and
Plr
of
Jclt
pt'inOa-
Canadian
riah
A
Cold
Storage
Co..
c
and
e.
Mom-
H
a.000
pounda.
atlln
Ftoh-
rrirs.
'
r
M1,fl
T.anip
0
000
pounda,
Canadian
Flah
A.
r.ld
storage
Co..
6.fc
and
Sc
alayfloarr.
J.000
pounda.
Royal
Flah
Oo
.
6
4c
and
3c
VANCOUVER
KXCHANfJK
Aigenta
H
C
Silver
Uayvirw
Big
Missouri
Boundarv
Red
Mtn.
Coaat
Copper
Cork
Province
Dunwrll
Oaorgr
Copper
OeorvU
Hlver
Oladatcne
Olac'er
Ooloonrta
QranclvH
npnd''"C'
Indian
Kooteimy
Hon
lice,
takevlrw
UadMiilt'i
Miinnot
Mfiiils
Mat
Silver.
CI
8
Ipe
ndore.lli'
-
Freotler
.
i
'
1
Porter
Idaho
Rufui
Sllvercreat
Silversmith
Slccan
Klnn
Sunloch
Torlc
Whitewater
Woodbine
VANOrVKI?
ol
NtunlH'i
1
N
Mi-i-eli
i
I
hrl
ll
Bid.
Aaked-M
M
1.13
IM
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4
4200
6
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3
00
500
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10
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73
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34
I
jh'4
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18
30
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Jo
3.45
336
3.00
53
11178
f
.
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39
.16
33
law
:i
10
S3
S
Tlie
rlce
vheut
liei-e
e-
WARM
RAIN
..
.
YUKON
RIVER
Karly
ilrcakup
i
K
peeled
nt
Nenana
and
Other
Points
TtNW.t.
Mareh
3
4IM
timers
and
amateur
weather
pruphrts
here
are
preaUrtlag
that
with
Ike
row-flnsjaaee
of
the
present
warm
.
ralH.v
wcolhrr
llterr
will
lie
an
early
hreakMp
f
Die
lee
on
the
VuWen
litter.
,
mall
carrier
h
rrtHrned
frawt
Neiuna
rrHirteil
meeting
snow
a
lime,
the
entire
mall
rwatr
with
tmildles
or
running
water
on
the
surface
of
the
Ire
arross
the
lakes
as
well
as
Misne
running
water
appearing
on
the
lee
across
the
rher.
GRAIN
OUTBOUND
FROM
VANCOUVER
ANCOUVKR.
March
3
The
follow
-Inn
shlpnienta
of
grain
have
been
made
from
Vancouver
durlug
the
week:
Patrician
for
London
17.130
buahela.
Drakepool
to
Hampton
Roads
for
order
W4JO0
buahela.
Cardiganshire
for
Liverpool
18.67
buahela.
for
London
03
,33
buahela.
Annie
Johnson
for
Scandinavian
ports
130
.AM
buahela.
Moerdyk
for
Rotterdam
37.833,
buah-r
eUu
for
Hambun
37J84
buahela.
for
London
37,833
buahela.
Zenon
for
Antwerp
se.tOO
bushels.
Santos
for
Scandinavian
porta
138.-
M
buahela.
Krvlken
for
MoJI
187.017
buahela.
Tprea
Mam
for
Shanghai
33148
buahela.
Lovuma
Maru
for
Yokohama
33.788
bushels:
for
Kobe
51.401
buahela.
Yogcu
Maru
for
Taurull
338.888
bushels:
for
Yokohama
31.W7
buahela.
Kaga
Maru
for
Shanghai
S3J33
bus
Ayhibank
for
Durban
13.000
buahela:
for
Capetown
41.088
buahela.
Kovo
Marti
for
Yokohama
87.000
husbela;
for
Kobe
83.333
and
83,334
buahela.
COLLIER
COLLIDED
WITH
BATTLESHIP
AT
MALTA
TODAY
VALETTA.
Malta.,
March
8.
The
Ootiier
Corlnthlc
leaving
hr
today
collided
with
the
stern
of
the
battle
ship
Queen
lllaabeth.
Both
were
damaged.
k
S3S
US
iLPfl
VI
1aV
II
Has.
A
VI?
AIL1
IB
A
S?IM'Wt37
I
rM
1
'
if
1
1
f
f
I
ft
113
S.'
SI
3'
irpane
Landed
Lewis
Party
on
Roe
in
Atlantic
from
Which
They
Made
Their
Way
to
Labrador
Coast
m
m
-
MM
m
a
.
m
es
-B-
M.
a.
M
..
W
B
V
i
nc
Airmen
rei
of
aaventures
while
missme
:
"
uwi
-
-
-r
for
sixteen
days
rom
base
on
Hudson
Bay
until
safe
return
A.
March
X
Eight
days
adrift
on
ice
floes
off
the
followed
by
four
days
overland
travelling
with
raw
ily
one
day,
having
eittimated
their
location
aa
in
JSH
LI
P
AND
SCOTTISH
'
i
,m-s
IMayed
Today
t
i.
to
Seml-KlnaU
in
I
Week
Time
i,
1
1l
A-:lullon
.'.
tnut
In
Eugland
uitd
;
were
the
ouuunduig
.
y
tt
la
the
vtxth
r
mid
(
up
and
the
iounl.
!ui
.K,
loxillull
evvi.m
ul
j
li
itliall,
final
will
bri
Uiigsru
The
viability
Unprovad
Ihty
aas
laitd
ta
tlM
wtatmrd.
Retracing
their
oount
Uwy
u.r
ibrador
coaat
la
Um
rtcloRy
of
Kitmaluujrv'.k
After
aevn
dmyj'
travei
they
nacbad
pi.t
ix-rr
an
EAklmo
hunter
picked
-.rx-ni
up
and
four
dap
later
brought
ihrm
ti
thf
base.
Au
air
rait
wat
iMMt
tA
foliif
from
floe
to
floe
unul
It
was
lajft,
after
which
the
hardy
airmen
uarit
fmajl
lea
Pna
prvpeUad
by
paddlaa
tram
air
raft
wh-itnu
..,.:.n
H4
ery
alight
im-
e.i-t.
the
Mull
tauit
In
earn
carf
'
ii
the
Btat-h
if
raaaita
today
M.I.IMI
Ct
!
'-
t
l,
Hanchratrr
u
-d
3.
Notta
Foreat
0.
'
T-it-jmaaan
l.
i
hi
will
be
playrd
thn-c
.
and
of
cour-c
llw
l
h-h
fir
Ringare
I
I'.irark
TbUtle
0.
HiU-nilana
4.
SLIGHT
IMPROVEMENT
IN
HALIBUT
PRICES
Total
of
na..
lHJIHt
ml
1li
Sold
I
Otrr
Krkaagr
thl
Morning
Halibvn
i.d
at
the
Hah
Kachangr
proim-:i!
ov-
r
'.ne
prma
r-wrd..
A
total
of
I7aj00
pounda
ta
belr
landed
here
today.
lli.oOO
pound
Ironi
I.
ur
Canadian
boata
at
btda
of
fraeh
g.l7.lc
-ml
4c
u
7
4c
and
4c
while
ala
Can-
adl.u-
rrceived
from
do
and
ac
to
.
nrl
-ir
f;r
4
500
pounda.
it
i.uil
wait
the-
account
which
came
over
the
air
today
of
ord
.
.-scape
of
Flying
oi'iicer
A.
A.
Lewia
and
Flight
Ser-
'IV
i
ry
and
an
Eskimo
named
Bobby,
who
were
liatexi
miss-
.
iiunc
reported
by
wire
lean
that
it
was
coming
down
-
un
February
17.
4
,
landed
on
an
ice
floe
in
the
Atlantic.
They
then
ISO.tlll)
(l
Tit
AUK
HICKS
I'HoroMI.
IICAITIIV
Tilt;
CITV
The
Board
of
Tr..dr
i'
.
s
meeting
taut
iiitjlit
unanlmouMy
the
follow
Ins
rt
)lutlun
That
thu
board
goea
on
rc-
ppiov.n
a
.-cnrrjl
it
to
beautify
the
city
by
alaatihg
wind
jw
uoxrs
.
r.
i
gardena,
cleaning
up
yards
and
rtmorlog
ugly
outbouara
and
oM
ahaclu.'
Ihomaa
McClytnont
apokc
of
the
ork
already
being
done
by
the
Parka
Board
along
thece
l.nra.
their
propoaaU
being
now
ready
to
go
before
the
city
council.
TO
FKKI)
HMs;
i.K
To
SHAi'KS.
;u-
r
.unpen
Heilnr-r.
scientist.
Sprink
I-iki-.
N.J..
has
lei":
fur
tin-
('.o-ibln-an
Sea
!o
swim
in
a
school
i.t
sharks
and
pro-.c
they
won't
attack
him.
His
wife
ii
rwith
him.
She
doesn't
seem
to
mind.
-t-
Premier
and
Leader
of,
House
Opposition
United
in
Tribute
"
to
WSrtli
of
Hon.
William
Sloan
Funeral
Took
Place
This
Afternoon
In
N'anaimo
and
Telegrams
of
Sympathy
Poured
in
From
all
Parts
of
Canada
VICTORIA.
March
;J.
The
funeral
of
Hon.
William
Sloan
was
held
this
afternoon
at
2.30
from
the
Presbyterian
Church
at
Nanaimo.
Rev.
Hugh
Dixon
conducted
the
services,
which
were
under
-he
auapice
of
the
Maponic
craft
Mr.
Sloan's
doak
in
the
Legislature
waa
marked
by
a
laurel
wreatn
yesterday
and
today.
Adjournment
of
the
House
was
uxen
after
a
resolution
re
cording
the
sorrow
of
the
members
at
the
sad
event
had
been
moved
by
Hon.
T.
D.
Pattullo
in
the
absence
of
Premier
MacLean,
who
was
atlll
detained
at
bU
ham
on
'
-
-
-
-
we
oraer
oi
ais
payaauu.
uu
a-u.-
bl0r
Tu
tori,
M
llm
,
;
ad
by
R.
H.
Pug,
kaafter
of
the
op-
tr,..rt
.
sindiv
poalUon
in
tl
Hcuc
nmvt
.,,
lb(.
-
...
He
waa
an
1
Teiagtama
of
sympathy
poured
in
from
!
OBDonent
who
could
Mvcr
an
enemy.
all
parts
of
Canada
fines',
I
sportsman
In
the
and
truest
It
waa
announced
that
no
appointment
M
urince
of
aenerosltv.
Ood
I
tj
the
poa'-tlon
ol
mliUster
of
mines
?,w
u,
0,
hm
mt,,
lht
w,
wouaa
at
maoe
at
pre
ens
out
tne
n
,or
m
ln
th,
Decemter
of
0r
of
tbBjIffloe
would
be
couducied
by
one
ijC.jr
at
ata
eoi.eagucs
Aaaeug
the
tributes
to
the
worth
of
the
deceased
minuter
waa
one
by
Pre
mier
Ma
"Lean
who
said
ln
part:
"Be
tween
him.
Mr.
Pattullo
aud
myself
there
was
a
bond
of
canirudeohlp
aa
sutyvora
In
the
liileHil
govenusatnt
of
the
"cabinet
formes)
by
Mr
Bresaatag
Jn
1918.
His
loyalty
gad
fair
play
cdlamalwaya
be
relied
sjggm.
He
waa
a
ariMppunael-lor.
efftcient
admlnlatratsfimnd
he
brought
to
the
mine-
dagiarttrwiit
practical
experiauce
whlcii
baa
ben
of
vast
benefit
to
the
province.
How
much
I
shaU
miss
him
one
en
a
hardly
reallae."
PIMILaV'S
THIIU
TU
R.
H.
Pooley
aald
"The
passing
of
Other
mlnlatesa
and
members
of
the
Legislature
also
paid
tribute
to
the
departed
statesman
leadersTn
public
life
at
victoria
in
nanaimo
today
VICTORIA.
March
3
Members
of
th
lerislnture
and
leaders
In
every
department
of
life
Journeyed
to
Nanaimo
this
morning
to
pay
their
last
tribute
of
respect
to
Hon.
William
Sloan.
Premier
MacLean
was
not
allowed
Billy
Sloan
comes
to
us
aa
a
sudden
.to
leave
the
city
owing
to
eye
trouble.
'
Board
of
Trade
Decides
to
Ask
Rival
Company
to
Put
On
Local
Boat
to
Ply
Out
of
This
City
Unanimous
Vote
in
Favor
of
Turning
tflscwhcre
for
Relief
Since
Canadian
National
Would
Not
Act
The
board
of
trade
at
its
regular
monthly
meeting
last
night
with
Milton
Gonislta,
vice-president,
in
the"
chair,
decided
to
ask
their
trade
and
comrnerce
committee
to
negotiate
with
some
other!
company
than
the
Canadian
National
with
u
view
fo
"having
a
direct;
boat
plying
out
of
this:
(tort
to
Queen
('harloUe
Islands
ani
other:
points
in
the
neighborhood:
The
matter
has
been
negotiated
with
.
.
.
.
I
r
s
T
i
i
.1
i
1
HU.I...U.L
i
Peace
River
Member
in
Threatening
Mood
with
Government
at
Ottawa
Say
if
Cannot
(Jet
What
They
Want
From
Liberal
Will
Turn
to
Conservative
Tolmie
Speaks
for
Capital
OTTAWA,
March
:.
D.
M.
Kennedy,
repreaentinc
the
United
Farmers
Association
of
Peace
River
in
the
budget
debate
yeatcr-lity,
s.iiil
tin-
government
was
trading
too
much
ou
the
fact
that
the
I'l'ogi'e.tMiven
could
not
get
together
with
the
Conservatives.
This,
he
warned,
was
not
too
big
a
step,
for
if
the
weatern
farmers
could
not
secure
from
the
government
those
advantages
whirb
the
government
was
conceding
to
the
manufacturers,
the
beat
thing
for
the
Progressive
party
to
do
was
to
go
ahead
and
see
what
bargain
they
could
make
with
the
Conservatives.
H
3
f.
Twlm'e
of
Victoria
declared
h?n
r.ifLne
catne
Into
the
coun-
I
,
try
!r;m
the
outside
cr
as
a
college
I
jg
aduitc
endoed
with
abUtty
and
en-,
:y
ufflc'.ent
t
ei
ibe
him
to
accumulate
a
little
savings,
he
waa
promptly
.
.
.
.I
.-:ipnalUt
to
be
shot
at
J
by
tax
collectors.
Dr.
rolmke
Invited
the
capUalint
to
expand
hi
activities
and1
nr.est
more
In
British
Columbia.
Me
was
v
rry
to
re-id
that
ei
forts
were
being
made
to
mala
It
appear
that
Con-I
scrva'.lve
were
opp
-aed
to
the
Cana
dian
Natural
Railways.
Tola
waa
ab
surd
aa
It
waa
Conservatives
woo
brought
the
tyalem
into
belv-g
and
aa
tax
at
he
was
concerned
he
would
stand
behind
hem
to
see
they
got
fair
play.
STOCK
JUMPS
AT
NEW
YORK
Hundred
Million
Added
to
Value
of
(ieneral
Motors
by
Ad
vance
Mill
YORK.
March
3.
Nearly
SlotUMMMMNl
was
added
to
the
market
value
of
the
c-omhmmi
slmk
of
Uewrral
Motors
toilay
when
heavy
buying
rarrled
the
arte
up
SOJIS
a
share
ta
SIIIJHt.
a
new
high
re-mH
for
the
present
no-par
lue.
fhe
dr:naad
ansa
attrMraletl
to
proareHs
of
large
earning
In
the
first
halt
oi
the
year.
IMiponl
atd
to
aSJtS.
I'nlted
states
Meet
rllatbe
$t
a
4lkre
The
.
iret.
hrtteter.
V
laMe1
with
urate
sputa.
OLD
COUNTRY!
FOOTBALL
i:nii.sii
i.
t:uii:
IMvbUou
I.
Arsenal-Thc
Wednesday
not
played.
Aston
Vllla-Huddfslleld
not
played.
Derby
Countf-Msutcheatar
United
not
pUyad.
Leksaster-BUclrburn
not
playod.
Sheffield
United-Mewcaatl
not
played.
aundertand-Totunham
not
played.
Burnley
1.
Mlddleaboro
1.
Bury
1,
Birmingham
3.
Liverpool
4.
Bolton
3.
Portsmouth
3.
Cardiff
City
0.
West
Ham
0.
Bverton
0
tihhtkwi
II.
Barnaley-Btoke
not
played.
Notta
Forest
-Reading
not
played,
rulham
8.
Bristol
City
0.
Hull
City
0.
Chelsea
1.
Leeds
0.
Oruusby
0.
Manchester
City
4.
Blackpool
1.
Port
Vale
3,
Notts
County
0.
Preston
0,
Clapton
0.
South
Shields
0.
Oldham
3.
Swansea
3.
West
Bromwlch
3.
Wolverhampton
3.
Southampton
I.
MOTIIsll
I.LAdl
K
ItltMlMI
I.
Aberdaon
3,
Ralth
Hovers
0.
St.
Johnstone
3.
Falkirk
1.
Donees
0,
Clyde
8.
PAYNE
OF
VANCOUVER
SLOAN'S
DEATH
WASTEN
YEARS
AFTERBREWSTER
Fourth
Man
Prominent
in
Party
to
he
Taken
Since
Liberal
Came
Into
Power
It
-waa
something
.
p,f
eraenoe
that
the
deal
bio
so.
provincial
nstnhfter
f
.aatn-
ifeftat
should
have
occwrred
ecaeUf
ton
year
to
trie
night
since
Hon.
H
C.
BrrwaVr.
Preuilrr
of
British
Coltutklala.
under
whem
Mr.
Sloan
received
tola
portfolio,
pasted
away
In
Calgary
where
he
waa
taken
111
aa
he
waa
returning
to
the
coaat
following
a
trip
to
Ottawa
on
provincial
business.
Mr.
Brewster
died
on
the
night
of
March
t,
WIS:
Mr.
Sloan
on
the
night
of
MafCJi
I.
1098.
The
hand
of
death
baa
tekaa
a
heavy
toll
of
leaders
during
the
rajattae
of
the
Liberal
government
wbteh
was
formed
Is
1818
by
the
late
Mr.
Bnwater.
Flrat
there
waa
Mr.
Brewster,
then
Dr.
Roth-well
of
New
Wes.mlnatar,
than
Premier
John
Oliver
and.
last.
Mr.
Sloan.
All
were
considered
great
leaders
ln
their
party
r.nd
all
were
taken
while
atlll
actively
in
the
saddle
of
political
life.
GREAT
EFFORTS
MAKERESCUE
Air
Force
New
Revealing
Slorips
of
Daring
in
Search
for
Lewis
OTTAWA.
March
3
-
ajtortaa
of
daring
dashes
across
the
kry
waste
of
Ungava
and
perilous
fUgfcta
em
the
desolate
waters
of
HudsM-aHratta
from
lonely
baaaa
on
the
rim
df
the
Arctic
cirole
In
an
effort
to
reacts;
their
comrades
of
the
air
servlcd.
a
revealed
by
officials
of
the
Royal
OpJWdlan
Ale
Force
and
the
Department
of
Marine
and
Fisheries,
following
new
of
to
sat
return
to
Port
BurweQ
of
Flying
OfDcer
Lewis
and
Flight
Sergeant
Terry
atd
their
Baklmo
guide
aftar
being
lost
in
th
troaen
north.
It
waa
also
revealed
that
th
Lewis
party
had
been
missing
for
txteen
and
s
half
days
instead
or
thirteen
aa
formerly
given
out
by
headquarter
here.
GRAIN
MOVING
VERY
RAPIDLY
WlNNIPGO.
March
3.-
Jfln
la
atUI
gclng
forward
on
OantatJan
National
lines
at
the
rate
of
million
of
bushels
more
than
at
this
time
last
year.
In
IVfiM
AT
RH
1
1
AD1K
tae
p
rr
m
and
i
ne
L,i.n.
lor
jBrs
wim
no
results
anu
tu
uuaru
unnniumusij
i
nun
ni
liisiiiinitivtj
iu.h
,
.
at
i
ana
oars
or
I-
in
favor
of
the
new
move.
Ues.OOO
btuheU
were
loaded
aa
com-
The
suggestion
came
from
G.
VY.
Nickerson,
who
moved
a
re-j
neat
l
a.tern
i
iiampinn.
iiirrt
Pert
f;
pared
with
i.;iu
cars
ana
t.7w.ooo
s.Jutlon
dealing
with
th
matter,
pro-
tliuslaam.
Jueler
.tsi
to
IMhi
IjisI
Mglit
'bushels
in
the
eoi
responding
week
of
J
1
Christie
of
this
city,
liquidator,
puaillg
nisi
mnn
vuiun
oieaill
ll
uikumiiii,
in
w,.7
i
-
i
.
.
has
disposed
of
the
old
Cunningham
!llp
Cumpeny
the
C.P.R..
the
coast-
on
receipt
ol
an
evas.ve
reply
In
r-
,
MONTREAL.
March
3
C
A
Payne1
Slue
Aukiwi
1
no
less
than
168.-
......
i
UwrUnn
Ln
n
s
!
wise
Stesmsh'i)
Cumnaiiv.
t!ie
BC
cr."'
to
a
stittseslion
th.it
bout
should
of
Vancouver
retained
the
Dominion
1410.000
Ijtisfn
is
weie
loaded
and
there
Sargent
ol
Harelton
This
store
la
oue
.Bulvnge
Compunv
-ir
some
other
con-
be
put
on.
Mr
Nickerson
aald
It
waa
amate.ur
bllllm-d
ehanipl.
nlilp
Itere
are
In
store
30,638.000
bushels.
laepea-of
the
old
landmark
of
the
Skena
'cern
might
be
willing
to
put
on
a!
evident
that
they
could
look
for
no
re-1
lust
nlxht.
decisively
defeating
Albert
I
tloua
totaled
3.S83
cara
this
yr
aa
and
the
pivot
of
Hawlton
buslneas
bout
lief
from
the
Cautidiiin
National
and
Pert
of
Qurbrr.
the
eastern
champion.
Icompured
with
886
last.
';
M.
runnel
days
of
river
uavlgalion
'
Alderman
c.
il.ivt
se.-oiidetl
the
the
only
allenu'tiw
.i
to
try
el--Perl's
was
IS00
mill
that
of
In
the
past
..even
months
18.685
cara
J,
,
,
,
.,1.i,.i,..
'
:
.,
,-.,rri(l
-.
.t'.-
:..
.!
"("i
-.i::;
-xi-u'.
to
Vaucuuvcr.