He
Was
Not
Coins
Blind
I
newspa
.
a
1
A.
ldtynfl
lad
ffiv.
Ljf
or
eves
smarting
n
At
IJ
.
.
.
times
conra
not
even
tnen
ee
the
print
He
was
afraid,
and
thought
n
naa
to
go
to
Vancouver.
A
friend
told
him
our
on
tician
had
passed
the
same
exams
that
opticians
In
Vaiv
couver
have
to.
Our
optician
found
It
was
just
the
natural
eye
change
at
that
age
and
the
proper
glasses
are
giving
him
com
fort.
Our
charges
are
also
JohMger?
(Jewellers
THE
STORE
WITH
THE
CLOCK
(
WE
GlVf
YOU
FACT5
NOT
HOT
AIR
U"0URCOALISPice3
vv.tn
SCRUPttOwS)
s-'
X
:V.-
"V
V
"
We
pass
nur
coal
over
a
screen
four
times
larger
than
any
other
coal
screen
in
town.
We
are
therefore
putting
out
the
cleanest,
and
best
prepared
coal.
We
make
it
a
point
to
get
coal
for
you
that
will
give
the
most
heat
with
the
least
waste.
Let
u
have
your
order
for
delivery
now.
Albert
&54pCaffery
Limited
Phones
116
and
117
Rowrs
Sheet
Metal
Works
Manufacturers
of
Pitch
and
Gravel
Roofing
Galvanized
Roofing
Chimney
Tops
Have
Troughing
Conductor
Pipe
Roof
Flashing
Warn
Air
Furnaces
StovePipc
and
Elbows
jsIetafRaoTt
and
Siding
I'hdne
340
Rax
4u7
COAL
Prices
DOWN
Pembina
Peerless
Egg
$12.00
Pembina
Washed
Nut
(11.25
Alberta
Sootless
Egg
$12.00
Alberta
Lump
$13,00
These
Coals
are
under
cover
and
delivered
dry.
HydeTransfer
;
AND
COAL
CO.
139
Stciind
Avenue
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
63
Cartage.
Warehousing,
and
Dlslriltutiiig.
Tenm
or
Motor
Service.
Coal
Sund
and
Gravel.
We
Specialize
in
!Jano
and
FurniMin
v
vlnj.
BRINGING
UPEAHER
opposition
namely,
that
in"
tat
same
circumstances
-nich
operated
In
U.
Polncare
a
favor
they
would
have
done
even
better
is
not
likely
to
carry
great
weight.
Recent
tendencies
have
shown
that
national
economics
are
coming
to
play
an
ever-increasing
part
in
political
settlements,
the
most
hopeful
avenue
for
the
immediate
development
of
international
relations
being
by
wsy
of
convention
between
commercial
and
Industrial
interests
The
progress
already
made
Between
Prance
and
Germany
in
respect
of
ajach
Industries
as
eoaj.
iron,
steel,
potash,
chemicals,
and
electricity
la
probably
but
the
beginning
of
a
new
vespmeM
which,
while
it
cannot
supplement
politics,
la
proving
a
useful
ea
tension
of
them
at
a
difficult
stage.
flEUMAN
CLAIMS
By
skill
of
dialectic
rather
than
any
new
piece
of
constructive
policy.
U.
nrland.
in
hi
speech
te
the
Senate.
sucoatded
in
creating
the
Impression
that
Prance
was
so
united
in
her
at-
rajtude
towards
Oerman
claims
that
the
Whole
problem
could
well
be
left
out
of
the
election
program
as
something
upon
which
everyone
is
agreed.
This
U
Wot
really
the
ease.
There
has
been
no
rush
changa.
Tas
new
thing,
that
has
happened
is
thai
negotiation
for
the
acuaton
of
toe
Bhtnetand
have
been
TT
"f
.compared
cess
ts
inverted-the
negotiations
have
opened
with
public
declamations,
to
pass
in
due
course
to
the
privacy
of
the
chanceries
and
the
conversations
at
Geneva.
This,
no
doubt,
was
thr
meaning
of
M
Briand
remark
that
he
"did
not
think
the
year
1918
would
lend
without
witnessing
the
aettlement
jof
great
questions."
The
Inference
(drawn
from
the
remark
here
la
that
.something
beyond
a
fmb
settlement
of
the
Rhlneland
occupation
wsa
in
his
mind,
and
that
he
had
In
view
the
urobilin
ol
Intcr-Alllrd
de'.its
Thc
two
aaeit!ona
ol
Hen
Streaemann
and
af.
Briand
a
rejoinder
are
cry.;.iUlavd
in
Prer-rh
opinion
vry
much
...
follow:
The
Oermana
have
no
claim
by
promise
lt
tresty
to
uncondlt'oual
evac-
juatlon
But
t.e
RhlneUnd
occupation
Is
guaruntce
for
Ijoth
security
un.l
psy-
mtnt
of
reparations.
If
wrurlty
including
the
Interest
of
Prance
hrnal-ler
Allies,
can
be
guaranteed
by
me
measnrr
of
dlssnnament
and
inspection,
whether
under
the
le.tgii.
or
otberwlae.
thc
occupation
coul:t
be
enilert
t
an
earlier
date
than
1035
in
jcxchsnife
fcr
a
satisfactory
setUcineni
lot
rr..iratlon
debtf.
ItKllls
or
AlJ.Uji
11
i
clear
that
th-re
It.
a
coed
deal
r.f
hypothmlii
stout
thr
;v.t
i!,
m
that
It
reopen
the
whole
micii'-n
not
only
of
PrsiH's
own
debu
to
her
Allies,
but
also
their
debts
as
hete.-n
oi.e
nnother.
which
hrtiiRs
the
Uuitni
,8tuii'n
Inui
Hie
orott
of
the
(Ik,
it
M
nrlinid
lia
nlwayn
ben
'1
n
jadvunoe
ol
uuUlc
opinion
In
France
on
I
this
anlijert.
mid
held
In
check
only
,by
ihc
r'renrh
N.it
tnniilihti,
1k.so
op-
.
j.i
.
'.mi
in
il
hi'i
"t
(,n
iirl
ti
Mf
!;:.
!'
"f
Lani
Is
im
lc-.s
.mtrc
'i'y'.ii&'i
twaoaarsaMwit4Ania
a
tUefarlTMOBW
1
f
s.
istwmiMii
dieWwra
Skw'iaWilWrlt
and
no
lees
dangerous
than
'
German
Nationalltts.
The
Tsa
I
SsV.'"
i
sMsssssT-
f.",t
the
permanent
lmprcvr,i..
Franco
-Oermai!
relatiout.
and
the
ris
ing
of
the
"iron
curu.a"
(hat
c,-:i.-Jte
them.
It
ha
been
lnd.caUd
;
France
that
this
gaud
w'.ll
!e
pirt
c:
Ulft
aargutn
oer.
though
it
miglit
be
made
moKf
gracefully
were
it
not
in
variably
accompante.1
by
the
reainde.
taiiuu
ano
ever-increasing
productivity
wlU
not
always
be
In
her
present
rtralghtened
position
In
some
respects,
therefore,
the
romlng
campaign
may
be
regarded
as
representinji
for
France,
and
perhaps
for
all
Europe,
the
leal
peace
-.'lectlor..
IIOTKI.
AHRIVALs
CONDITIONS
IN
CHINA
AREBAD
Traveller
Arrives
and
Tells
of
hilfc.inds
a.t
i
How
Catholic
j
1'rie
t
Life
j
VICTORIA.
Id..:rh
In
Yunnan
at
'
I
cannu'
illy
apeak
lor!
lie
other
prc
.iues
if
Ch'na
vndl-1
Hons
are
no
better
than
they
were
a
I
ur
ago.
and
tip
:o
the
time
when
we
.i-:t.
things
there
were
In
pretty
bad
r
ipe
ard
shew
d
no
pre
pec
t
of
being
'..ny
belter
in
he
rear
future.
'
said
)
r:ineth
Campljrll
i
the
Pretb
tjrlnn
...
ss.
n
at
Yun:r.nru
in
South
China.
I
Mr.
Camctcll
;
-.1
through
Victoria
:
.vim
bis
wife
a:nt
three
children
on
::e
Fleetest
1.1
:-
'ii
en
route
to
the
.:
.,(.
States.
fe
ii
on
a
yi
rs
leave
of
atisenoe.
.f;rr
a
number
-if
resra
In
the
Orient,
The
lll
wlt-
f:
us
a
nr.
ey
r.et
Ml
ich
hjjt
been
filled
ilarly
for
h.s
wifi
r
s
ut
itslde
the
walls
of
len
one
Is.
not
sure
5
msi.
th.ai
five
he
said.
-oi.Miiua:!y
raineo
ii
the
city
Iron
ich
an
extent
that
t
Zeppelin
ral;
li
war
It
nyon;
walls
he
certainly
Is
hands,
for
not
e
c:ry
he
will
eiire-ita
who
will
not
be
!m
of
everythaig
he
nothing
'hey
may
.T.U:!!
PH1EST
Up
to
about
ten
months
sgo
air
that
Oermany.
with
her
greater
pepu-1
cmPb11
a
family
were
stationed
it
a
point
about
eight
miles
from
the
-own
of
Yunnan
but
about
that
time
conditions
beeaane
so
bad
in
toe
ouua-
"7
that
the
had
to
move
Into
thc
i:y
wwre
at
kast
they
were
free
fron-.
rona!
attacks
Jttst
about
a
week
if
re
he
left
Mr
Campbell
eald.
ban
rt:t
had
captured
a
French
Catholic
,
priest
and
held
him
for
ransom
for
!
several
days,
in
the
hopes
of
getting
Savoy
:
moy
which
they
knew
he
had
Clsus
HUne,
city;
H
K.
Denison.
'
"(,!'l
In
"la
home.
He
was
stabbed
Pore
her
Island:
8.
J.
Mayer
and
8.
R
;l,tr
h
b"d
refu,d
to
give
up
the
Wahlatrom.
Smlthers;
H
J.
Brown
Port
i0
hto
".
Mr.
Campbell
awatngton:
Thomas
Kent.
PheUn;
Mr
'
"P'ned
thst
be
had
been1
taken
not
and
Mrs.
D.
Aah
eoad.
Port
Edward
J
;
he
waa
a
Frenchman
or
a
.
McPbee.
BtitedaJe;
B.
N.
Ui
.g.
Hom,n
C!h"
Prlat
but
because
he
Angus
Beaton.
J.
McDonald
and
Josph
known
tn
have
money
Ptlber.
Vancouver;
8
Sjostrand.
Trr-
1
Mr
C3ni-beU
was
of
the
opinion
race
.'.hat
cordlUur.s'
in
China
at
the
pre-
PrltK.-
RniM-rt
i"1
Um
fr
001
1"
ny
two
McKay.
Port
Simpson;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
O.
!lur
cf
the
OaMlta
who
had
taken
E
Keith
and
Miss
I.
Ketr.
Terrace:
aj
j
"ontrol
of
the
territory.
The
heads
of
W.
Sinclair.
Inverness;
R.
Earl
Cham-
;
1,at'
d
'!
The
bers.
Skeeua.
J.
E.
Kelly.
Edmonton;
jb,ndlt
1'
hu
own
territory
and
Oeo
Keep.
Prince
Ocorge:
J.
H
Hamil-
frtrn
"
c"
nP
P'rcd
selects
his
re-
ton.
Vancouver:
George
O.
bush
by.
.''"
ne
i
Frlnce
Rupert;
Mr.
and
Mrs
O.
w
'urther
P""derlna
Blssonneiie.
Termoo.
Ander
Taylor.
Oeorue
enrrai
tlflft.
McCANN'S
FAN
MALL
IS
HEAVY
Ir.
his
band
foa
JSV&SVSI
U
SPORT
CHAT
C.H
R.;
Oeorse
Avujii.
Prince
"
'
11
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Events
wiwduled
for
the
week
re
as
follow.
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RlClrT.
PHONE
OPDRATOR
CATCHINO
MR.
McCANN'S
WORDS
HE
5PFAKS
THITM
INTO
THE
MICROPHoNJi
OF
WOR.
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For
For
FOUND
OUNO
-
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A
DIMS'
WRIST
WATCH
Enquire
J.
Fensaa.
Imperial
Oil.
56
Ccld
Storage
vs.
Prince
Rupert
Hotel:
at.
Andrew's
Society
vs
C.
N.
Operators:
Moose
U.dne
vs.
New
Empress
Hotel;
C.
N.
Mechanics
vs.
Orange
Lodge:
Knights
of
Columbus
vs
Canndian
Legion;
Nai.vc
Sons
of
Cuiiada
vs
Crotto.
Elks'
Whist.
8t
Andr:w's
Carpet
B
aling.
Leafs
l.
Ilongtterty
Knler
f.ir
Final.
Having
liealen
s.
A.
Bird
in
smnl-Flnal
D.
Dougherty
has
entered
the
final
of
the
Canadian
Upon
BUI
ard
handicap,
having
defeatc.1
S
V
Ilird
m
the
cml-rir!
Saturday
nl
;ht
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th?
other
sunn-.
In
u.
r
j,.
Y
u.ia-
.nan
will
piy
the
winner
if
H
8kat:el)li
Frank
Aldrldge
for
th
rlint
t;j
meet;
Dn
:herty
in
tas
final.
i
According
to
lnfr,rm..i
here,
steps
are
"ie!ii..
develtpment
of
the
i
!
Interior.
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Gr5undh
Fin:
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nil)
mentlcn-d
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the
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FRANCE
HOLDS
AN
ELECTION
Campaign
Commenced
About
ismae
Time
Germany
is
Also
Testing
Popular
Opinion
PABI8.
March
5
The
election
cam
paign
In
France
msy
be
considered
to
have
opened.
A
general
election
can
:
seldom
have
Involved
decisions
of
such
;
grave
Importance,
not
to
Prance
alone.
but
to
Europe.
Concurrently
with
the,
elections
In
France
there
will
be
a
'
general
election
in
Germany,
and
the
two
together
may
well
determine
the
j
iuiurc
ui
Europe
tor
some
time
to
:
come.
I
In
the
circumstances
it
cannot
be
j
regarded
as
an
accident
that
two
great
speeches,
both
involving
qu?t!oi.s
vital
j
j
co
the
future
ot
Europe,
were
delivered
.he
one
by
M
Polncare
in
the
Chara-
jber
on
the
financial
position
of
Prance.
and
the
ether
by
U.
Briand
in
the
Senate
on
the
relations
be'.wjcit
i
ni.ee
I
and
Oermany
in
particular
and
their
reaction
on
the
world
in
general.
1
M.
Polncare's
masterly
exposition
of
I
the
financial
operations
destined
to
lead
to
the
stabilization
of
the
franc
was
in
the
nature
of
an
election
ad-
dress
combined
'with
munitions
for
the
i
campaign
of
his
supporters.
In
effect
he
invites
the
conclusion
that,
once
;the
franc
la
stabilised,
legal
stabillEa-'tion
must
follow
as
a
natural
consequence
unless
confidence
is
destroyed
by
the
return
of
the
Socialist
and
I
lUdlcal
-Socialist
Opposition
It
is
an
appeal
likely
to
have
its
effect
on
that
section
of
the
electorate
which
has
nnyrhlng
to
lose,
arid
the
retort
of
the'
'
hLm
Mrt.
r,.
!,,
On-M'ci
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DAILY
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than
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19
HP
PHIBOO
Standard,
registered
dimensions
32.1
x
9
2
x
4
5.
geared
power
gurdy.
and
complete
equipment.
Pine
living
quarters,
four
comfortable
bunks,
locker
space
and
toilet.
Address
savin
A
mens,
Waeker.
Alaska,
or
P.O.
Bex
1036.
Portland.
Oregon.
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FOR
SALE.
OAS
BOAT
"VAHA."
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Lenvth
41.5:
beam
10
ft.
IS
H.P.
Atlas
4
cycU
sngiue:
price
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play-off.
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?8INCE
RUPERT
BEATS
TEAM
FROM
MOTORSHIP
IN
FOOTBALL
MEETING
Prince
Rupert
foutball
players
had
no
trouble
In
defeating
a
team
from
the
ftHn
grain
snip
King
iames
is
at)
Ha
prompt
u
game
at
the
Acropolla
HT11
fronnds
yeaterday
aflernoin
The
ac
ore
aa
7
to
I.
LEGION
BILLIARDS
or
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Electric
Cow
Bay.
tf
vs.
Moose
Ladies,
FOR
SALE
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-PISHIMO
BOAT.
30
Thursday
St.
Andrew's
Carpet
Bowl-,
by
9;
5
h
p
Palmer
engine.
Fully
'R
equipped.
Apply
Albert
Bach.
Gen-
rrlday
Billiards:
Cold
Storage
va.
era!
Delivery.
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
Orand
Terminals.
"
Rifle
Range.
SALE.
-DODGE
SP4K1AL
SEDAN
i
m
first
class
condition.
Baay
terms
Quiet
Jimmy
McLarnln
of
the
bright
"T1
V"P
lor
Piione
80.
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fy"
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WUTOr"
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,:ln"n
UNUSUALLY
CA.
-""."ts
"
'
iiiu.
isa
collected
TS.a4a.en
in
New
York,
from
Tex
lckard
and
pleaged
himself
to
do
bat-
e
in
tr.e
luiure
nrelerablv
for
the,
FOR
SAU
lrtv.
hiri
h
ghtweight
title
-in
the
land
wher-lg
purses
grow
Jimmy
signed
for
a
hamplonship
match
with
Sammy
landell.
elusive
king
of
the
13S-pound
Ivlelon.
or
such
other
fighter
as
may
e
selected.
Just
1.1
hours
after
knock-ig
out
Bid
Terrl.
New
York's
gift
to
e
lightweight
coritMi-Jern.
with
two
unerase
In
l
minute
and
47
seconds
f
fighting.
Quiet,
diffident
as
s
school
boy.
and
coking
more
like
a
bashful
sopbo-nore
who
had
Just
soot
the
winning
Ml
la
a
high
school
basketball
game.
ifcLarln
listened
to
the
pralee
of
exerts,
who
ecmpare
hlr.i
to
Terry
Mc-lovern
and
Benny
Leonard.
Then
he
lipped
away
with
his
brother.
Sammy,
i
welterweight,
and
fed
on
'
hi
xhcre
he
crowd
In
his
hotel
wouldn't
bother
llm.
Jimmy
received
more
for
his
ateet
victory
than
the
total
returns
ot
its
previous
battle
in
the
past
year,
luring
that
time,
the
baby-faced
Brl-tfta
Columbia
yovnaatar
knocked
out
Ive
men.
Including
Kid
Kaplan
and
"eekie
Fields,
and
defeated
five
others
y
decisions.
p-t
for
Sale
News.
Black
414.
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Pullen.
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FOR
RENT
FOR
RENT
FURNISHED
HOOSEKEBP-Ing
rooms
J)y
the
day.
week
or
month
Phone
Red
007
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FOR
RENT
-
FURNISHED
APART
-menu,
four
room
slid
bath
Water
paid.
Phone
547.
FOR
aUDTT
-
ROOMS
WITH
OR
WITH-out
board.
Central
location
Phone
Blue
IBS.
m
housc
for
autfrr.a
BATH.
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AND
FURNITURE
AND
RANBS
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CHESTERFIELD
8UITE3.
BEDROOM
Suites
Dining
Buites.
Kitchen
Tables,
Ranges.
Linoleum
and
Linoleum
Ruga.
Carpets.
Blinds.
Curtain
Rods.
Restmore
Cotlsprlngs
and
Mattreeaes.
Blankeu.
Cre
tonnes
Window
Curtain
goods
We
hsve
still
a
few
mala
left
at
the
old
price.
lit!
1
Lnw
Hii'li
t'.ir-
,
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IIMTITtr.
PAPAHOPI
US
Eta
Third
Ave.
775.
CHIMNEY
SWEEP
H.
t.
ZI'tttKEIIK
General
Handy
Msn
Furnaces
and
Stoves
Cleaned
JknA
Re.
patrwd.
Chimniaa
Cwapt.
Cemetery
Plots
Cared
Par.
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Red
24s
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sold
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