fcgyeMbngjr
Boston
Grill
ijv
rli
bis"
fcrv""
TUe
cuKt
l
85.00
and
your
cred
to
your
aaaresa
'f;n:
just
fijure
out
the
nisi
t
y
i.
t
xvin
u
for
thli
dally
welve
month!
No.
M.
,!;
.-urn
of
Stepney
in
yesterday's
municipal
elections.
They
i
.,:.!
ilaushter
reHpectively
of
J.
Kamsay
Macdonald.
Moder-
nutde
!
mix
OMEN
LOST
WITH
HUSKIES-
ill'
ii
hum.
uit
riMW
hiiii
tllrt"
l
kt.
MHt
INTRtriK
IWWMliBWa
-
Alaaka,
MaiOi
V
h
laatB
Sert
Alpbanar
..
:
Holy
Or.
Thursday.
rivera.
EW
FORD
CAR
Yukon
aoutbrt
of
ml,
wlfo
of
thr
nuper-
bureau
of
edm
a:
on
.
h
and
Miaa
B
Lr.lw
ik
Oovuiuneiu
Ho;;'-l..
:hel
loe
mUe
MJi.th-Holy
Orom
on
rvwu-r
not
heeu
liu'l
ft
!.t
the
woiwn
:ic
.
'1-i.m
of
nlre
:iultiek
ci
,i
lithed
in
the
un-
IS
DESCRIBED
waa
takeo
In
moving
.'n
dejcrlDtlve
of
the
puve
of
the
proeea
of
"'
the
machine
were
i-mented
hy
picture
of
micb
a
u
ue
oi
the
RCIM
I
HON
I1..1NT
in
:
"tructural
oetatl
of
the
Speak"
'Id
by
Mr.
MaoMcIl
in
ance
w
in
o?
Booth
wi-diimday
afternoon.
!(tren.
a
ahoamakar,
ad
iff
.jaaatvie
escapad
with
BUGHT
DROP
IN
ana
had
aent
thirty
awn
out
here
to
take
core
of
tbe
.k
Herring
bad
now
been
i
rt
miiig
to
pointa
owUlde
Paarl
Harbor
and
they
wore
fettl&f
a
apply
at
the
plaat.
woaaas
ceporud
mlaa-
T
4
4,T4.
m
twMarra
ol
the
rr
-
le
botwoen
TOTAL
OF
120,000
POUNDS
OF
HALIBUT
IS
SOLD
HERE
TODAY
A
loial
nu
eld
MOST
OF
SPEECHES
IN
COMMONS
END
ABRUPTLY
"i1
iu
and
the
uaa
of
petH'x'"
.n
of
10.000
pounda
of
bailout
at
tbe
riah
Baohanae
thai
two
Amerloan
voaael
being
offcrrd
c
and
3c
and
TJe
and
Sc
lor
M.ooo
pounda
while
froan
6.4c
and
c
to
7c
i;.id
4
5
wat
paid
for
Canadian
veia
with
36.000
pounda.
Boat
that
refuted
to
take
c
ard
Sc
yesterday
and
nrld
over
until
today
galled
by
so
doing
8al'
ti?dH
were
aa
follow:
AJIEHHIS
SuniiH-r
50.000
pounda.
Canadian
f..
h
:,4
Cold
Storage
Co..
13c
and
ae.
r(1i
44.000
piunda.
Royal
l"lb
Co..
Sc
and
Sc
AVtllt
tX
Trr.irr.
O0
pound.
Atlln
Klabertea,
r
iar
whteh
were
held
7c
and
4
V
-le
Hall
yeaterday
.Ker-
C-im
Bpear.
4.000
pound..
lb-
Canadian
ruh
Cold
evenina
uodwr
tbe
aua-
e.ooo
jwunda.
4c
and
4c.
'
Stor.'
O
'
Oarage,
local
agenu
WhH.
the
attendance
pn.i
F
7.0O0
pifltnda.
Booth
flahar-
tr
in
the
afternoon,
it
i.
o
Sc
and
4e.
'
iiat
toaet
four
bund
ed
:
attoadanot
last
even-
Han
-ard
show,
that
moat
of
tne
;tur
ha
the
artillery!
d
bruptiy
''nited
with
altdta,
wa
forty
minut
i
"
MucNeil
of
Vancouver,
j
port
4
company.
j
ter
tennm
i
riucRtional
program
for
,
develp
i
llBECFAMILY
FIRE
VICTIMS
ralnr,awa.
reaawwm
rtemler
porter
Idaho
ttufu
GENERAL
MOTORS
tCr
Bllvercrent
1
M.rch
S
Oenaral
ttoean
Km
'
""
"
"tcK-k
,-ioned
at
1160.50
ajuruoch
sl
i
ulntlve
inureet
ahlfted
Tcrlc
l1
Ihl
'
nt
nit
loo
several
of
WtillTWi'tri
'
I''.
M
tmiiiul
iw,.illHlir
he
Houne
of
Ooaamou
now
A
member
H
mid'
i
dewloping
an
MkB
wneu
eapeet"!
:
trlbutUMi
ii
be
maned
,,lls
"Order"
t
laury
inv
u
up
and
then
the
re-
t
the
next
aoarea.
w
,1
farilitle
wUl
have
to
be
f
the
effect
of
theM
Uttar-
tl,e
con-ntuento
that
they
are
.
.
...
.
I.
-
Aim.
HanaarO
coplwa.
U
not
to
VANCOUVUH
EXCHANGE
!
Argent
a
ayvlr
'wag
MW'i'url
""MB
Quebac.
Mareh
Out
frov.nce
;
IJc(iMlte.
40
ywaa,
t
agtt
iOtorgiu
Klver
u
hi,.,-,
Brrnade'.te,
a.
.
jalkiond
'
Mn
aikJ4ipy'araiidvie
"''filer
Thereat
is
la
a
"arlS-l,'lll'r''''''
"
ua
a
reault
rt
.
Ua
r
""
Bid.
.aa
50
4V4
.44
.90
.76
23
S4
S
ias
06
4(1
17.80
270
71
6S
.68
.08
1
1
114
11
3.00
a.so
10V,
.Si
.44
.47
M
7t
M,
M
49
ITAI
1.76
.78
.61
.80
.04
12'
404
2.64
57'
TIIHOI
(ill
MOI
NTAIX
VICTORIA.
March
8.
Much
ipecula-
tkm
la
rtlc
here
la
regard
to
tbc
pro-
the
Interior.
This
tunnel
would
prove
Jtraanandouaty
eoatjy
and
no
one
can
tell
4,
what
dJBWUltVaa
aalgflt
be
encountered
Kt:OP.M:i
AMI
TIIIHTl
t
!
-
0
f.
l.T
OIT
TlltKE
.
jtavnee
to
say
acyttonf
afalaan
any
de-
Oeorge
Buabby
announoed
yw-
lopBW
proposal
but
It
to
lugjeeted
tbe
4-
r0
"
:
the
t.rt.ay
thai
he
had
racpened
riur:on
nlant
at
Tuck
InM
nnMnwIt
would
put
forward
a
pro-
Jtallm
.
MONEY
APPROPRIATED
FOR
FRENCH
LEGATION
PRINCE
P.UPERT;
B.C.,
FRIDAY,
MARCH
9,
1928
1
which
It
la
obvlou
cannot
mater-'
HOLY
WAR
IS
NOT
STARTED
f
KlMl
IK
Hit
!
SIMPIA
TKVIMI
TO
Itf
lM
WVHHIMi
TIIIIUIS.
MEN
C
1IKO,
Kaypt.
MarHi
Cv
Iteavlal
I
bat
Hia
Hand,
the
ple(HnMe
draert
King
of
AraMa.
had
a
hidy
aar
or
waa
neei
aw
1
1
rial
aM
to
the
tribe
raMlt
llrtttah
'awaadaleal
terratory
-waa
Hae
waway
by
siiHi.
lurik
lUfli
tVababe,
arwo
haa
retaVaed
frui
KwweM
aear
the
kewl
f
the
ITf-laa
Ottat,
where
he
trM
mi
lie-h4f
of
Iba
Ibued
to
Hee44fe
a
H-
Cieeaeat
of
the
drflleoHlea
lie.
I
vera
fkawtlrr
trHMtaatea
f
Nejif
and
Irak.
lUfla
xaM
that
Ikn
llaod
wa
In
lag
to
qalel
I
he
tfthraaaM
who
had
mailed
aalat
thr
Itfrt'ab
air
raMa.
whlrh
la
tarn
ware
reprlaat
far
raW'
mer
the
harder
made
hy
the
f
ailaln-Iwg
IrtaeauMO
la
tMatltm
of
trestle
aaaang
the
elan.
TO
OPEN
AT
OTTAWA
PARK.
March
-Tlie
finance
com-Bitttre
of
the
chamber
of
depuUe
ye.
taniav
umraved
the
aonronrtatlon
tor
reUUon
with
Canada
valuable
for
both
and
eenttnwntal
raaaons.
The
amount
of
the
appropriation
waa
not
given.
,
NEW
LOGGING
CAMP
IS
TO
BE
OPENED
SOON
NEAR
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
R.
Pohl
and
J
Ulllenple
are
about
to
opso
a
new
logging
camp
near
wuean
Charlotte
City,
according
to
word
brought
from
tbc
Island
on
the
steamer
prrnce
Johji
last
night.
Mr.
Pohl
and
a
eaaaU
crew
or
men
arrivea
at
iuecn
Charletta
City
from
Vancouver
on
thl
trip
of
tb
John
to
institute
preparatory
work.
CUMSHEWA
MINE
MAY
SOON
BE
DEVELOPED
t'llEWAN
MIAMIIO&
KN
JtOlTE
TO
AIX.1.
I
I
P
JUNIOK
(iAMK
,
PLAYED
I
HUDSONBAY
I
LINE
SURVEY
VOHK
WIU
HE
ItlMrtllTHI
MIDIIU:
OI
MAT
Wltk
la
ten
days.
men
with
him
ajor
IIV
WWinrfiQ.
March
s
-Burveylng
for;
the
Hudaon
Bay
Railway
Us
to
Port
Churchill
will
be
completed
hy
tbc
15th
of
thin
month,
accsrdlug
to
word
re
;
otlved
here
today
from
Major
J.
L
Charles.
Canadian
rtetasaal
Ballway
.w.
.
.k.
w-mH
wi.l
dornea
travelling
by
:i
iwoonnalaaanc
engineer
Preaslng
ahead
of
hi
party.
Major
Cherie
baa
ra?hrd
Pert
Churchill.
HI
mi
aa
u
r
went
by
wlieMaa
to
Ungava.
waa
relayed
from
there
to
Patherpolnt
and
telegraphed
to
Winnipeg,
on
ooaa-pletlon
of
the
aurvey
tht
party
wUl
vtart
bark
for
the
end
of
(teal.
horn,
ward
bound.
Alter
months
tn
the
wU-
o.t
i
nrovm.
of
dinkunatie
houuJ
make
that
part
wf
tbe
journey
TV
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
I'tlHlMU
AltUI'MCVT
ISBTvYKK
r'Oltkl.
AND
I
A1IA.N
Fishpool
Returning;
an
Italian
Ship
is
Reported
Coming
for
Grain
and
Two
Vessels
to
Load
for
the
Orient
Soon
The
British
of
the
aeaaon
elevator
last
N
thin
port
to
featl
Continent
ant
Also
n
few
iHa
m
r
Fishpool,
which
took
the
first
cargo
the
Alberta
Wheat
Pool's
Pnace
Rupert
bar,
ia
reported
to
be
on
tbe
wag
bae
to
i
second
cargo
for
tht
United
KiBfdaom
or
be
here
before
the
tnM
t
the
ttfesffc.
be
neariag
the
pott
and
due
here
la
a
.
,
.
.
m
I
a
ai-
fm
J
i
flying
the
flag
tjf
that
country
which
has
'(W
vtalt'ed
Prince
Rupert.
So
far,
Prince
Rupert
has
shipped
all
its
grain
on
British,
Japanese
or
Swedish
ships.
Graia
ahlpping
to
the
Orient
wiI
be
instituted
from
Prince
Rupert
this
saason
in
Apt-it
it
is
expected.
Two
Japanese
vessels
are
urrderatood
to
be
dae
here
then
to
load
for
their
country.
Of
the
Mrejlty-onerain
ships
in
Prince
Rupert
so
far
this
year,
all
haw
loaded
or
are
loading
for
the
United
Kingdom
or
TWENTY-FIRST
GRAIN
VESSEL
IIHITIII
IKLKillTlilt
IlEMtlKH-TON
AltUltl
IN
IIAKIIOK
THIS
MOKNINU
Thr
riunwaan
Uae
Dritlah
frright-rr
leHtertM,
ITtoee
Kaprffi
flat
grain
hti
4
the
eon.
arrltrd
la
pert
at
IS
owhark
thi
Hwrnlttg
Ire)
Mae4tl.
I'ram-e.
The
rel
eaaae
hi
ball
at
via
lite
raeaM
Cal
and
her
matter,
t
apt.
II.
It.
twwe4L
reperta
an
aaeteatlal
voyage.
The
LteaarlertwM.
whlrh
H
alriaOy
HimxI.
I
rMlag
at
aaehwr
la
I
he
hat
lar
aad
will
atari
leadlag
at
the
etevatair
a
fall
rargo
fee
the
l
ulled
Klwgdom
or
('Hllaaat
latMteilhitel)
after
Ihe
I
Of
re
teebi
ahead
of
her
teramwur.
KikegaeMi
and
Maaae
nal
are
llifWMgfi.
The
I'mwwnr
and
fcegei
are
now
hi
lierih
at
the
elevator.
Legislature
Deals
With
Market
Act
and
Discusses
New
Election
Act
Proposals
Without
Agreement
PRKTAKATIONM
VLtlli:
4.
-OK
t'lKWT
fll(ML
4.
(1AKIIF.N
AT
WEMTtlMV
At
the
school
board
meeting
Larue
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
Phone
457.
Price
Five
Cents
ABOR
MAKES
GAIN
IN
LONDON'S
MUNICIPAL
ELECTIONS
loderates
Successful
Municipal
Elections
in
London,
Yesterday
STEWART
LINE
TRAIL
HOCKEY
FIRST
SESSION
Sir
Henry
Thornton
and
NOT
FEASIBLE
BEATS
CANMORE
OFCOIITTEE
d
j
n(
mnnnrtnmnntr
C.lNMlT
fMI
TO
INTKItlOtt
tVITIIOI
T
aC.
TK.lMWIU.KOjV
V:KT
pASKAT
jVMHiHATION
BKIMi
IM)t
IBKII
INT!!
uxtu.1
u
ui
irf
uiiugcmiciii
Given
the
Whole
Credit
'
iWTir.'
Ucrfh
O
-
At
ATI
iivtlmt
.
...
.
.
.
-
,e,s
.
and
Daughter
of
lltmv
Macdonald.
Labor
Ix-ader.
i
"
Une
ur
tonservallye
Leader
says
uomnmem
no
tnuiiea
to
any
h
sun
Wwe.pcetd
ne.
r..tw.y
from
otewsrt
into)
A
UllKb
,
llst
nlIhtde.
tu
m.a.
c
t.
Elcted
and
Labwr
Made
Gain
tbc
Peace
River
Tbe
Stewart
country.
f
cnr.ure.
the
Ale:
is
etiaa.nlnM.
m
I
anon
turn,
n
i
pomieo
out.
m
a
mining
6
tQ
4
lnnlng
tbf
fpwij
J4
to
7
tbua
to
ajrieuUurc
slid
rolon..jtion
called
i
immlf
lrto
the
affairs
and
lunc-
('IioN,
March
8.
MiK
Isabel
Macdonald
was
elected
a
r0d
whlch
noulQ
decided
benefit
wlnnlns
tM
ngh
ti
meet
Dal
r!e
t.eua
oi
tbe
department
of
luunisrnion
...
r
,,:
tht-
lndon
l
ouniy
t
ounc
i.
;
i
el
Mulcotm
J.
Macdonald
Cudos
From
Sucre
of
Government
Railways
OTTAWA,
March
9.
Hugh
Gathrie,
Conservative
house
uil
as
......
Socialist
representative
.
.
.
1
r
t
tHm
the
nrniw.rtlB
ProPfrU"
n
"P
tbe
t
hji
Rjh
Bmr
Rtvr
B"r
Alia
....
aaskstehcaan.
the
aaainichewan
.
L
.
chmn-
.
.
productive
.
.a...
of
r
-
a
u
rr.uu-
tut
n.
leader
for
last
session,
charged
the
finance
minister
and
tne
minis-aid
was
elected
for
the
Lime-
dlnln
crk
,nd
my
ltn
juokv
at
caekaioon
la
the
Jtau
cun
:
eierday
in
b
ch
Hon
nd:crt
rorke.
ter
of
railways
with
endeavoring
to
appropriate
to
themselves
the
nrcve
ou
nroruanie.
t.
......
m
.,.
.
,
r?
nihn
ju
j
.
.
i-
-
tt
f
t
.
it
tu..Mk
c:..
nM...
..
..
,i
ik.
.--
ptaovwiv.
v
jwa.'-i
w
.
'
.
crea't
oue
10
rjr
iiciiry
i
uuriiwu.
iic
iiiuuhiii
oi
dvui;
uu
The
later
annoiftoement
to
retard
to
j,,,.
MotWB1.
the
Baakat-
CrrrvaUW.
aruel
Tbe
alttlng
bow-
board
of
man4KemL.nt
should
be
congratulated
upon
the
splendid
It
being
continued
over
toe
(M
la
.h.-,.,,
,
hka.
Vinmninni
At.
vr
nrairrwMcxl
nmcothlt
ard
w..
do-
.
,
,t
j
i
.1
rr.
1
.l
-
j
..
..
..
.
1
in
1
.
'
--
-1
r
.
anowinir
Lnev
maae
aunnir
me
yrsr.
me
net
eaniiQis
ui
wi
ivou
Mi.uipal
reiormers
reiain
control
wnn
11
memuera
a"'""
not
icomo
on
aenouaiy.
aa
engmrer.
letUa
mKlnaort
Juntfsa.
ehnraplen
of
vcted
to
evidence
given
by
W
J.
Wan.
rV.
,
,
;oRWinft
Wki4i
In
fnnr
SloenoOoAA
for.
hd
increased
by
$
1
2o
,000,000
in
four
years,
v..
X1Z5,0W,0W
wMeft
for-
,1
mi
i
ih.nl.
have
reoorM
that
the
divide
la
not
,,,..
or
nmimtu.
.ho
a
net
ain
of
eitrht
seats,
the
Moderates
lost
seven,
;
r
railway
eonatnictlon
and
IiHi
mc
of
a
two
a
oeria.
to
dt-
tpla;ned
the
worklna
of
the
depart.
wunarawn
iron,
ine
trer,
u
w
wi,uu.
lrwt
mw
nothtei
bttt
a
two-raile
tunnel
through
clo(
ntmUm
i.r
Uw
Daui-
r.nt
m
tbe
United
Sntea.
British
la-
government
was
not
entitled
to
a
parucie
01
credit.
,
ajouataon
wlU
give
an
outlet
to
lnion
chajnplonablpa.
Jrs
and
Burope.
The
Thornton
and
the
board
were
entitled
to
the
full
credit
for
the
result
obtained,
Guthrie
pursued.
:
CONTRACT
WORK
AT
POINT
GREY
Ins
n.ght
Chairman
Rochester
4
rancrtad
that
a
plot
of
land
at
COT
W
is
IX
Til
IX
KMllXEElfS
4,
xiyt
Waatview
achool
had
been
iTiin.n
ai
liiii
m
mil
4
dug
and
the
stumps
taken
out.
lu
Of
roXTIlACTOlU
the
ooet
being
812
They
plan-
nsd
to
paevia
a
ttw.
wwta
aajg
wTOBia.
Maasa
tr-oar
Muaau
let
the
ebUdren
clean
up
and
totdmag
ajgajBM
Isr
eajrWag.
searwtnt
.awnaea.
a
gardeai
A
UttM
thaw
jaad
pa"g
figjffiuJggS
;JH
would
alio
be
prevfaed.
wnivejaity
pc'itiuiwaMii
iiiujim
at
.
4)
Point
Orey
ware
grveat
to
a.
b.
iwasar
l44M4t444444
.
a:
Co..
In
1826
by
the
land
departaient
.
.of
the'
Provincial
Ooreramaot.
COMPULSORY
MARKETING
THOUGH
WHEAT
POOL
IS
ASKED
IN
SASKATCHEWAN
"tTo1
baa
bean
achieved,
will
be
aought
thr
.ugh
enactment
of
provincial
logls
latlcn
a
the
rwutt
of
resolution
endorsed
at
tbe
dosing
aeaalon
of
the
Bea-kat?hewn
tarmer'
convention.
The
lwme.
which
waa
debated
during
th
w
riter
part
of
tbe
afternoon
aeaalon.
waa
productive
of
a
distinct
dl-vulan
of
opinion.
When
aubmlttod
to
a
vote,
the
resolution
was
approved
by
a
.mil
majority.
Barlrer
la
the
day.
the
delegate
had
placed
tbemseie
n
record
a
opposed
lea-e-i
It
wai
dlsolosed
that
807
voted
The
conuaeu
wore
earrlsd
out
at
lea
than
the
eattmataa
of
the
Oovern-ment
onglaeer
and
below
the
bids
of
he
tenderer,
tbe
public
aocouata
committee
learned.
On
tattw
oentraett
the
Pahner
Company
the
bid
totalled
810415
and
the
actual,
ooet
farmer
IHvMed
mi
((urMlwn
and
heme
WM
HrtJftO.
Old
Not
lie
Whe,.
ne-lha
up
T7
"
T.TT
1
atructkm
Company,
auoceeaor
to
A.
B.
hIr
tU
lh
"
aAeUrATOOM
March
Oompulaory
marairTbeaf
gr0wf
Stf
'
provh.ee
through
the
wheat
pool.
J
aoon
an
a
76
per
cent
acreage
atgn-up
uvaa
COSTLY
DIADEM
ON
HIS
HEAD
MAN
IN
IIOsl'ITAI.
WALK
OI
T
W
ITH
iu.miaoi.
or
ataaa
is
1UIIIIM
VAMCOtnrazt.
March
8
.--Walter
Had-
to
direct
political
action
at
the
present
ymn
aBpatenUy
walked
time,
hut
the
hoard
of
dlrectcr
was
;
unMen
M
Bt
Paul's
Roapltal
thai
inatructed
to
gather
date
relating
to
tbe
mcrnlng
wltn
,
b.,,
enauinlng
various
phase
of
politic,
with
special
W
W)
wonh
of
rMluB
lamutA
nU
empbaala
on
the
meriu
of
group
and
KnxMm
tor
hi
being
co-operative
form
of
government.
Thl
mtlit
information
wll
be
cent
to
dlatrlct
,
.
local
for
study
Opponante
of
the
compulsory
wheat
pool
proposal
attacked
tbe
resolution
on
the
general
premise
that
It
involved
"unoonatltutlcual
Interference
with
per-aonal
liberties."
aeveral
speaker
maintained
that
the
nvve
wa
premature
and
could
only
have
thr
effect
of
pUylng
Into
the
HKM
KAL
hands
of
the
enemies
of
the
wheat
pool.j
I
Oxit
of
a
total
of
600
accredited
dole-
SPECULATION
AT
NEW
YORK
MOTOKM
111
VIVO
MTAHTM
Willi
OlTIll
ItHT
IS'
Otllttt
Iftirillt
for
the
compulsory
pool
with
M
NKW
YORK.
Mar?h
8.
Prenaled
trad-agalnat
It.
There
were
ISO
delegates
who
lng
In
Oeneral
Motor
common
stock
abstained.
I
which
advanced
mere
than
Ut
dot-
Those
in
favor
of
tbc
resolution
mala-
1
lira
aharc
to
6167
started
a
wild
out-
VICTORIA.
March
.Amendments
to
the
Produce
Marketing'
talned
that
non-pool
members
should
be
,
burst
of
speculation
which
carried
(core
Act,
extending
the
vegetable
control
area
to
the
entire
mainland
of
;
forced
to
join
the
pool
for
the
protection
of
iaus
up
from
three
to
tan
dollar.
British
Columbia
and
authoriiing
the
establishment
of
subsidiary
1
and
further
development
of
the
co-op-;
.
control
committees
In
the
Fraeer
Valley
and
the
main
line
districts,
'erative
movement
pive
year,
it
was
,i
inop
AnniTinM
Tf)
war.
nilvnneofl
throuuh
that
eontrnitte
ataire
of
the
Leirialature
last
utd
houU1
luv
Prowd
t0
tho"
night
Thi.
new
legation
ha.
now
virtually
fini.hed
its
coarae
i.nT
Z
TThTr
and
now
only
awaits
the
formality
of
the
third
reading.
reifish
isolation
wa
providing
the
op-
No
progress
has
yet
ben
made
with
the
Elections
Act
amend-
portion
with
ammunition
to
fight
the
hiea-t
of
the
government.
Last
night
the
Attorney
General
pro-
poeM
that
the
House
adopt,
the.
prlnol-1
of
th
oppoailifblaJ
opeu
to
more
pie
at
the
bill
which
he
aM
waa
that
vicious
pwif
te
Wian
the
old
ays-
r
IMAflf
AM
UnrkTV
Tt
TAit
cMooMMuS
dirposlMoa
is
is
in
in
favor
ravor
of
or
a
a
vniiniinii
vnnnuinii
iiuviiui
iiuunui
aW4
altVJaW
d
BaVe
VIIIVII
w
GARIBALDI
PARK
UP
HEtD
OF
HOWE
SOUND
VICTORIA.
March
.'
Host.
T.
D.
Pattullo.
minl.oter
of
tends,
aHiiooboed
i
the
art
be
amended
After
that
the
i
tern
ami
wo
square
mue
naa
Been
aaowa
House
oauld
decide
either
In
committee
proposal
thst
a
select
committee
take,
TCAM
RCATC
FIvTl
a
Nil
to
nM1
ftirk
X
"
01
How
The
oumshews
mine
on
tbe
Queen
'of
the
whole
or
by
mean
of
a
sub-!
the
matter
up
and
then
after
it
had
1
1L.11U
DLtilO
LllULrtllU
gound.
The
minister
sard
the
Cheaka-
Charlotte
Island
la
attracting
eonetd-'
committee
appointed
by
It
upva
what
,
arrived
at
a
satisfactory
solution
of
the
j
j
mus
River
In
the
park
area
could
be
erable
attention
again,
according
to
'the
amendments
would
be.
situation
the
House
would
pass
upon
It.
LONDON.
March
6.-
The
Toronto
,
developed
for
power
purpose
without
word
brought
from
the
Islands
on
the
I
Thl
was
not
agreeable
to
the
opposl-
Mr
Manaou
suggested
that
perhap
It
orada
Olvmplc
hockey
champlona
de-'
marring
the
scenery
steamer
Prince
John
last
night.
The
tlon.
who
wanted
the
committee
to
de-
niiitht
be
necessary
to
have
an
advance
tested
the
English
Olympic
hockey
property
wa
recently
given
thor-1
dele
upon
eomethlnv.
that
would
be
poll
as
well
a
travellers'
rertlf
Icatea.
tesm
11
kohIs
to
4
uugh
exsmliiiillon
by
a
Vancouver
en-
acceptable
before
thr
approval
of
tlie
j
.
gineer
and.
if
h!
report
u
favorable,
principle
of
the
bill
la
agreed
to.
The
;
I'llll
K
Or'
WIIK1T
I
IMM
KDV
Ni
oKlx.
It
is
slated
that
extenalve
develop-
proposed
method
of
taking
care
of
the
'
I
N
T
Rangers
8.
Osnsdlen
4.
nirniH
will
be
undertaken
Including
the
absentee
vote
by
nieana
of
travellers'
VArlOOUVER.
Msrch
H
e
price
of
Mi
ntiesl
Mariana
3.
Detroit
2
hiiildnin
of
ii
whiirt
'
i
ei
tiflrutea.
ile.-ciibed
by
meniben-
whim
yesterday
i
rh'Miu
!"
6151l,4
NY
Anui
linns
'J
Tiimnw
4
n
iNMAKt:it
ue.iu.
NEW
YORK.
March
8.
Rodmaa
Wanamakrr.
head
of
the
Wansaaakar
.'(TV
died
today
at
Atlantic
City
gd
1
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-JUS-
4aH
i
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