gave
Money
w
,-iirupet
way
to
buy
the
I,
New"
m
to
subscribe
by
the
,r
rtir
c't
l
5.00
and
your
I7F
17
F
I
Br
I
,in'vired
to
your
address
,.nni!;
Just
figure
out
the
,.st
to
you
for
this
dally
ir
twelve
months
I
-
.-
in.,
I
I
n
r.r,
I
legislative.
"
.
.1
I
y,.,'.
A
Building
Work
Making
Progress
in
City
and
New
Structure
2nd
Ave.
I
..Ming
of
the
contract
fur
another
permanent
building
op
,,,!
.Uenue
will
add
to
the
general
building
activity
now
eviden
li:
iy.
ine
latent
uuiiain
win
h
Mitchell
ft
Currie
hold
,14'
i
by
100
feet
or
tin-
full
Uex
Cafe
and
the
more
occupied
by
William
(ioldbloom.
une
re
le
throughout
with
a
partial
basement.
Excavation
under
way
for
the
building
which
will
be
occupied
by
The
cost
reported
is
$14,000.
.-
t
Excavation
,irk
by
Mick
Ourvlch
fc:
SUDDEN
DEATH
Pnu
HAZELTONMAN
-
for
Ir
i.i.M
I
It
im
i:rlKi;i
MIIILK
lor
-HUM.
IN
tllAIH
HEAWMI
The
one
I'
.I'KU
YKHTKKII.IY
manager
of
the
BC.
ment
will
leave
tonight's
been
,r.ion,
having
b
en
called
cliarge
of
11k;
funeral
of
on
.
rtsldent.
C.
W
alcOUliv-
office
d
yesterday
The
late
Mr
i
xii.
red
while
;ttlng
tn
a
heme,
reading
a
paper.
.
will
le'attit
to
Vancsuver
..
nt
will
take
place
T
i
lidertakere
has
alro
been
,
!ika
rharh
of
miotber
,elion
but
for
lKi!ii
eu
WEI
GETS
,1
Iihm-i
ii
viii
iiimiiii:nt
Ol'
H-
W
IOHTIICOMINO
I1K-
lhal
KllMtloN
l
!
i
March
17.
R
H
IWc.
Houae
leader
wi
re-noai-j
K.'iutmalt
Con-ra:.ws
to!
;-jvlnctal
general
.lection
I
1
n
e
next
e
will
have
a
Con-1
'eminent
In
power
in
tht
n
under
the
leadership
of
j
'
I
Tolmte."
aald
Mr
Pooley
lien
aoeeptlng
nomination
TO
REPATRIATE
U.S.
CANADIANS
'i
or
v.M,iMm
i;.ni
vk.k
nti:i
i
i
i;r
imwim
:
ami
IIOMIMON
Wl
1
"K
March
17.
The
Assembly
he
expenditure
of
eftO.ooo
a
government
for
repatriation
"
gone
to
the
United
Stale,
ii
-ii
60.000
a
year
being
'lie
Federal
government.
!'
1
1,
repatriate
300
fanilllea
a
BIRDS
WIN
AT
BASKETBALL
'"HI
V
liim.H
111)
AT
III
SCAN
AM
OW
PLAY
MIUAYN
fKUXrW
'
N.
March
17.-The
Red
Btrda
-si'nior
B..
baaketbaU
team
of
"n
thiieVlend
jjeUmpionattip
.
UfreeJine..Dunu.
ladies
,
OS
.
'
i
vii
n
ii
r
in
in;
lht
lBlre.1t1U.MaArtM
CT
Ohswn
,
'"
the
aeml-tlnaU
fo
the
B.C.
"
VRiicouver,
Tueaday
SEATTLE
AND
ALASKA
LAWYER
DIES
IN
EAST
11
'"-fc.
March
17-The
death
In
'
'
i
D
C
of
Thomaa
Rocheater
7r'
y'M
of
age.
a
prominent
:
Kent
tie
and
Alaaka
1
learned
"
"M!
to
Wasiilngtou
til
MOT.
Library
Mar
J
1:31
Parliament
Builtiigs
V
tar
.....
.
rtA
w
im
nar
au
n
mv
n
Illif
7MM
in-
one
tor
lions
tfros.
of
67
Taxi
the
contract.
The
structure,
size
of
the
lot,
will
go
up
be-
u.e
new
100.000
concrtte
theatre
building
to
be
erected
for
Mlsak
and
A.varofT
on
Third
Avenue
near
Fulton
Sinei
1
well
under
way.
Pile-
by
the
Pacific
Stevedoring
Co.
H;
completed.
The
old
Bent
store
been
torn
down
to
make
war
'.Im-
new
structure.
The
contract
the
building
haa
not
yet
been
let
nunc
lire
will
contain
three
atom,
Urge
one
and
two
email,
on
the
treat
with
a
.winding
approach
to
the
elevaud
auditorium.
High
claaa
equip
fi-r
the
house
la
reported
to
have
k
I
ready
purchaaed
Menu
tin
good
progress
la
being
made
the
handsome
concrete
(tore
and
building
for
Oiler
Beaner
at
the
corner
of
Third
AsaMet
and
Third
i
m
,K
ioKr
plane
TO
MAKE
SEiUfll
ior
iiivriKLiiii;
OTTAWA.
March
17.
The
Canadian
air
fore
plane
will
take
off
thla
afterno-n
to
eearch
In
the
Mioaehead
regl
n
of
the
Bute
ol
Maine
wheie
an
unidentified
plnne
wan
reported
Thuritday.
The
Waehlngton
aUte
department
haa
granted
the
neoeaaary
permlaaton.
It
la
thought
that
poaatbly
the
plane
might
have
been
the
one
carrying
HinohdlUe
and
hla
indy
c
mpanlon.
Hon.
SlaleMac-kay.
NANCY
ANN
MILLER
MARRIES
AN
INDIAN
PRINCE
AT
BARAWA
BARAWHA.
India.
March
17.
Amid
cenea
of
OrlcnUi
aplendor
the
mar-r..M
.vremony
proper
for
Tukol
Rao.
foron-r
Maharajah
of
Indore.
and
Hancy
Ann
Miller
ol
Seattle
took
place
law
today.
ENGLAND
BEATS
WALES
INTERNATIONAL
SOCCER
CARDIPP.
Kirch
17
England
today
.......
nur
wImi
here
In
an
international
amateur
football
game,
the
wort-
bring
two
gcala-
to
one.
n-enta
B
C
Sliver
Bayview
Bw
Mlwourl
Cork
Pmvmce
...
Ocorw
Copi1"
Oolconda
Orandvlew
Independence
Indian
KooU-nay
PK-iviu.
L
and
l-
takevicw
Lucky
Jim
Marmot
Mi
'!
Pendorellle
Premier
Porter
Wh
Rlrlunond
Rufun
Buth
H"l'
Belkirlcs
Bllvci
t'"-'
Slocan
K"n
Sunloch
jTermlnus
,Whi:ewut'i
I
Wood!!::"
XCilANOB
Old.
Aaked
50
Vi
1.75
00
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o7
M,
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40
4.75
b.25
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Northern
and
Bra
TBrk
tf5
-s
se5
ww
vrrf?
Er-wra
0L
WEUE
FAVORITES.
BUT
DIDN'T
WIN:
L.
SeppaL.
and
his
huskies
participating
before
admiring
crowds
in
the
great
dog
Derby
at
the
Quebec
Winter
Curnival.
FISHER
IS
NEW
'
HEADOFTORIES
CLECTKIt
PKKMlltKNT
Ol'
(OW:ltV.t-71V
K
AXIK
IITKIN
LAST
XIUIIT
WHIOllT
KK-K1-F.CTI.I)
KECRKT.tUY
There
was
a
large
and
enthuattlc
atteadauoe
at
the
annual
meciing
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Cciutc.-muve
Aaaccla-Uon
which
vm
held
laat
nighi
tn
the
party
club
aooma
Reports
covering
the
aH
Nllle
e
lata
inaiilaaliia
Mil
prreented
oy
tne
retiring
prraioeni.
St
A.
Mann,
and
the
aecretary.
W
W
Wright,
and
a
number
of
optlmlatlr
i
speechea.
forecaetlng
pai'y
ucccs
In
the
provincial
field
at
le,..t.
wei-e
delivered.
The
election
of
omcera
for
the
year
Lreulted
a
folio.:
Honorary
preaidenu
Ho.i
R
B
Ui
r
nett.
BO..
IIP,
and
Hon
Dr
V
Tolmle.
M
P
Honorary
Vlce-Prceldcnt.
J.
C
Ur.ulv
ur.
Prealdeat.
W.
E
FUiher
F.mt
Vlee-Prea
deiu.
W
R.
Love
Secoud
Vlce-piTlr
em.
rieorge
lliil
Secretary
Treaau-er
A'
W
Wi:k!.
Executive
the
oflai'i
and
I'.
'
Mann.
O.
C.
Stuart
Robert
Blun.
H.
Thomp
on.
J
A
Klrkpatrirk
A:'
:
Brattle.
.
W.
Oeorgc.
Clarei
r.
1-and
H.
A.
Breen.
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
UMii.mi
i.i;.tmi:
lihlxliiii
II.
Bamsley
2.
Weat
Brorawlch
4
rul
ham
3,
Clapton
0.
Hull
City
0.
Reading
1
Leeda
6.
Notta
Couv.ty
0.
Mancbeater
City
2.
Orlmsby
0.
Notta
Poreat
2.
Oldham
1.
Port
Vale
0.
Stoke
City
0.
Preton
3,
Blackpool
1.
South
Shield
i
3.
Southampton
1.
Swuuwa
0.
Chelaea
0.
Wolverhampton
6,
Bristol
City
a.
IHvlalon
I.
Arsenal
3,
Blackburn
Rovers
2.
Aaton
Villa
1.
Birmingham
1
Burnley
3.
Balton
Wanderers
2.
Bury
s.
The
Wednesday
2.
Derby
County
0,
Hudderaf
:elcl
0.
Ulceeter
City
1.
Everton
0.
Uverpool
1,
Cardiff
City
a.
Portsmouth
l,
Manchester
United
0.
Sunderland
1.
Newcaatle
t.
Weit
Ham
1.
Tottenham
1
Shefneld
United
4,
Mlddleaburo
I.
KCOT1ISII
I.KAdl
i:
nit
uioii
i.
Bo
li
ok
0.
Aberdeen
0.
Celtic
a.
Hearu
1.
Dunfermline
2.
Clyde
3.
Falkirk
4.
Ralth
Rover
1.
Hibernian
2.
Rangers
1.
Kilmarnock
1.
Dundee
2.
Motherwell
I.
St.
Johnstone
0.
Partlek
0,
Alrdrleonlan
a.
Queett'a
park
4.
Harartlton
1.
St.
MJruea
8.'
Cowdenbeath
a.
s
t
.
u.
i.
MINISTER
IS
SOUGHT
;
;:'r.
BY
CALGARY
CHURCH
Kuok
Church.
Calgary,
have
lnatruoted
theli
moderator
to
interview
Rev.
J.
R.
Prlaell
to
we
If
he
would
be
willing
to
entertain
a
call
to
the
congregation.
A
new
church
him
been
erected
and
will
be
readv
for
oi-cuoaUon
about
April
1.
Mr.
FHnell's
eervlcea
have
been
Bought
by
the
Calgary
Preabytery
on
several
oc-
i-.-.:oni
before
c?iiii:r;
'o
Prince
Ruicrt
PRINCE
RUPERT
Central
British
Columbia's
JJJS.CP
IUTEKT.
B.C..
SATURDAY,
MARCH
ft
Boston
Grill
OF
SPECULATION
AT
NEW
YORK
Turmoil
of
Speculation
Continues
at
New
York
Today
with
All
Records
for
a
Hectic
Week's
Trading
Broken
NEW
YORK-
March
17.
The
market
today
experienced
another
turmoil
6
1'
speculation
but
Tate
selling
caused
material
recessions.
Central
Motors,
after
going
to
$172,
closed
around
S1U8.50.
New
York
Central
touched
$174.25,
the
highest
price
at
which
it
has
been
sold
since
1901,
but
closed
at
$171.25.
The
week
has
been
a
hectic
one
with
atl
trading
records
rrnl
fllli
v
-..--
K.
II.
POOIXY
I
jggggggggggK
'mmmmmmmm
aBBBBBBBBBBBBBBW
'
hsSBBBBBBBBBBBn
;
not
m:
i.kadku
la
nominated
ai;i:r.
In
Esquimau.
i;il,AMl
H
INN
Kit
Ol
INTi;UNATIONl.
niAMIMONSIIIP
TWICKENHAM.
England.
Mar.
17.
-
The
international
rugby
championship
thla
year
gcea
to
England
with
Ireland
second,
as
a
result
of
a
victory
today
of
England
over
Scotland
In
a
Jubilee
game.
The
soars
was
six
points
to
no
tiling.
MANSEPOOL
LEAVES
ATFIRST
OF
WEEK
Two
HrllWIi
Yrasels
Now
t'lulrr
Spouts
at
Alberta
Wlmit
INNtl'a
prlnve
lluprrt
Llrvalor
Loading
at
the
elevator
of
the
British
1
steamer
Manse
pool
with,
a
full
cargo
of
1
grain
for
the
United
Kingdom
or
Contln-
ent
la
proceeding
with
despatch
and
H'
Is
expected
the
vessel
will
set
away
early
next
week.
Loading
of
Mm
steamer
Derm
terton
started
today.
Qraphtte
la
found
In
Canada
In
the
provinces
of
Ontario.
Quebec,
New
JJrunsvlck.
Nova
Scotia,
and
British
Columbia,
and
in
the
northern
parts
of
the
Dominion,
In
the
Northwest
Territories
and
on
Baffin
Island.
Nearly
all
of
the
production,
however,
comes
from
Ontario
and
Quebec,
where
graphite
has
been
mined
for
uearly
slaty
years,
moat
of
the
producing
mines
and
concentration
mills
being
situated
within
a
radius
of
lvi
miles
of
O't.v.va.
Newspaper
17ri828rr
i
'
i
I
!
.
iiaaawain
i
WEATHER
MUCH
WARMER
T0DA1
ALL
POINTS
UEI'OItT
(
ONMIlKU
tllLk
ItlsK
N
TKMl'UUTt
1(K
AM)
THAW
A
;ii..-
haa
i
in
at
practically
all
..ii'
In
the
Interior
where
the
ther
r,,
in.
er
has
risen
above
freezing
point
,!
...in
is
rtpcited
from
a
number
oi
..u..
lnilud.nis
Portland
Canal
an
-i.r
i.era
and
Trmce
The
only
aero
m
n.is
Stewart
River
In
the
Yukon
...
-di
is
always
colder
than
othei
The
cmiu
o
clock
rcpari
th
Mi.'inin
follows:
iii.ui
Ruptn.
Raining,
southeas
temperature.
31.
Hazrlton.
Cloudy,
calm.
temp.
3.
Smithem.
Raining,
calm.
ump.
35.
Burns
Lake.-
Raining,
calm.
temp.
3d
Telegraph
Creek
Cloudy,
calm,
lamp
28.
Terraoe.--Ralnlng.
calm.
temp.
86.
Rcaawood.
Raining,
calm.
temp.
34.
Aiyaneh.
Raining,
calm.
temp.
N,
Anyox.
Raining
calm.
temp.
84.
Stcwarl.--Ralnlng.
calm.
temp.
33.
Atlin.
-Bliowlr.g.
S
I.
wind,
temp
32
Whltehorse.
Cloudy,
south
wind,
temp.
33.
Stewart
River.
-Clear,
north
wind,
rcro
Dawson-
Cloudy,
north
wind.
temp.
4
Haysport
Wind,
rain,
temp.
43,
Port
Simpson
Southerly
wind,
rain
temp.
40.
it
hat
I
MKitiT
ham:
IIKBN
IH
T0I.U
HY
1'ltO.MINKNT
I'KOI'M:
A
eerlOB
of
Interesting
copyright
articles
with
photographs
of
people
prominent
In
many
walks
of
life
has
been
purchased
and
will
commence
Monday
In
which
these
outstanding
folk
will
tell
what
they
might
have
been
If
they
had
not
taken
the
professions
m
which
they
now
f.nd
themselves.
Che
llstr
eludes
am
iMarpi
Skinner,
Soaaji,
Btbel
BlrrymdA.
P&nnie
Hunt.
Rex
Beach.
Oalll-Curcl,
Harold
Lloyd.
James
Montgomery
Plagg.
Babe
Ruth.
William
T.
Tllden.
Oeo.
M.
Cohan.
Bobby
Jones.
Ty
Cobb
and
Paul
.Whiteman.
The
series
will
open
Monday
Willi
Constance
Talmadge
telling
how
aha
would
have
liked
to
be
a
dancer.
Election
is
Being
Discussed
at
Victoria
with
a
Suggestion
That
P.G.E.
Policy
Will
Loom
Large
VICTORIA.
March
17.
There
seems
to
be
a
division
of
ooinion
here
as
to
when
the
provincial
general
election
will
be
held.
While
it
has
been
generally
understood
that
it
would
be
called
for
the
late
spring
or
summer,
it
is
not
at
all
certain
that
it
may
not
be
delayed
until
fall.
Two
courses
seem
to
be
open
to
the
government.
One
is
to
arrange
a
sale
of
the
l'.G.E.
and
then
call
the
Legislature-together
to
co.
'firm
the
bale,
and
the
other
is
to
arrange
the
sale
and
then
lay
it
before
the
people
and
ask
to
be
returned
in
order
to
put
it
'
'.nt
j
effect.
In
any
caae
the
P.O-B.at
1
1
ncl
the
policy
of
general
development
civ
likely
to
be
Important
feature
tn
lit
ci-rtiion
whenever
It
may
be
held.
The
;e;enl
feeling
fcema
to
be
that
the
government
will
be
returned
to.
:.wcr
.n
irder
tc
give
Premier
atacbean
n
o;!.r,rtun!t
u.'
make
goad
or
prove
hat
tic
cannot
do
so.
I.
div-uiialng
tiie
bill
Just
before
ad-,i.r:ini'-:il
of
tlvc
Lcu.slaiure
Premier
....
Iaihii
said:
I
this
44000.000
'is
not
spent
in
t:ui:i.:i
on
the
P.O.
It
will
not
,.-nt
all
If
the
sale
of
the
line
-
erieccd
tlie
loan
bUl
WU1
lapse."
.hit,
.a
the
way
in
which
Pmnr
Mac-ran
explained
the
POX.
loan
Mil
for
.4,000.000
un
the
motion
of
its
second
reading
at
the
afternoon
alttlng
of
the
Legislature.
i
lie
confidence
ahown
In
the
paa-
mi
of
this
bill."
he
also
stated,
"would
je
no
deterrent
in
securing
a
goad
bar
gain
far
the
road."
Toe
Premier
aald
that
a
doubted
U
authorlred
by
way
of
a
loan
would
ever
be
required
In
connection
with
the
faith
that
he
expressed
In
the
sale
of
the
read,
the
Premier
repeated
the
statement
made
earlier
In
the
session
to
the
effect
that
before
any
deal
was
consummated
in
connection
with
the
sale
of
the
rsad
;-.at
the
Legislature
would
have
the
op-rtunlty
to
piss
upon
It.
LKOISI.m
HE
MIST
KATIIY
The
sale
will
not
be
ratified
until
he
Legislature
pronounces
upon
the
erms
of
the
offer."
said
the
Premier
.
ho
continued
:
"There
can
therefore
be
no
objection
to
the
loan
bill."
The
members
of
the
Houae
on
the
lovernment
side,
the
Premier
announ-cd.
bad
not
been
taken
Into
hla
con-deuce
wKh
respect
to
the
terms
of.
the
egotiatlon
In
progress.
Only
the
.
---mbers
of
the
government
were
w
In-rm.il.
This
was
not
because
he
had
:
c.-nfld'
i:.ie
In
the
members
on
his
of
t-r
House,
but
In
matters
of
.
.
magn:tude
U
was
wise
to
nave
tn-innatlou
cnlined
to
a
very
few
per-
In
explaining
the
bill,
the
Premier
aid
that
this
was
one
of
the
largest
pro-jms
that
the
province
had
to
face.
He
had
given
a
lot
of
attention
to
the
matter
while
he
was
minuter
of
rail
ways
for
a
time.
Then
since
he
be-ame
Premier
of
the
province
he
had
.urned
his
attention
tor
some
time
to
he
attempt
to
solve
It.
The;
was
no
advantage
he
aald.
In
hrashlng
old
straw,
and
for
that
reason
he
did
not
go
Into
the
details
connected
with
the
problem.
The
read,
he
said,
was
originally
de
igned
to
be
the
connection
with
Van-nuver
of
the
Orand
Trunk
Pacific,
and
vas
to
connect
with
'.hat
road
at
Prince
.leotse.
The
latter
railway
had
got
In-o
difficulties,
and
In
1017
It
had
been
merged
with
the
CN
R
COM
KIM.
Ol
RAILWAY
In
hla
Investigation
into
the
matter.
lh
Premier
said
that
he
had
reached
the
onclualon
that
no
provincial
govern
ment
should
own
and
operate
a
rail-
war.
In
connection
with
a
national
line
the
"natter
of
public
ownership,
was
,
I
winnifbo.
Marcn
n
nanivooa
varT
a
different
thing.
There
wai.
he
said,
associated
wlthislty
last
night
defeated
Trail,
the
B.C.
the
matter
of
thla
rose
the
return
of
I
hockey
champions
to
a
In
the
first
the
Peace
River
lands,
and
the
rail-1
western
Canada
finals,
the
esaond
game
way
lands.
This
situation
he
had
at-1
will
be
played
Tueaday
sight.
tempted
in
Use
carrying
out
oi
nia
ne-
i
zotlattons.
He
had.
he
said,
had
some
i
success
la
this
connection
v.As
a
result
oi
the
negotiations
that
carried
on
during
the
past
alx
months
he
began
to
see
light,
and
there
was
some
prospect
of
d
la
posing
of
the
road
Two
months
ago,
aa
a
rcsjult
of
theae
negotiations:,
he
was
very
much
encouraged,
and
he
had
hoped
before
now
to
have
been
able
to
announce
the
com-
pletion
of
a
deal
for
the
road.
It
was
a
large
proposal,
however,
but
he
was
iviuvlnced
that
the
sale
would
be
eom
-
ileted
-
-
Advertlae
In
the
Dally
News
Large
Upstair
Dinintr
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
(or
hire.
NEW
SOIJA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
1'hone
457.
-Price
Five
Cent
FEWER
VESSELS
LOADING
GRAIN
AT
VANCOUVER
The
number
of
vessels
clearing
with
rain
cargoes
during
the
week'
just,
past
s
much
fewer
than
for
months
past.
The
cargoes
were
as
follow:
(
Actor
for
Londoa,
11,4
buabels.
Toftwood
tot
Hamburg.
48,016
bus.
Chile
for
Copenhagen
transshipment
:a7
bus.
Brighton
to
Palmoiitb.
lor
orders
2M.447
bus.
Vlnmoor
far
HW1
3flBJ60
bus.
Netaraeka
for
Mttardam
ttjM
bus.
SnUeby
toe
BotteMaM
1737
bus.
VI
IVatWIaVlaa
IpWV
eHll
Pukuyo
Maru
tar
tmnarnl
IMAOO
bushels.
Protesllaus
for
YokobaSttS)
M.O0O
bus.
ALBERTA
WINS
LOWCOALRATE
III
KINO
OIF
KKAMIX
I'KOIll'CT
.TO
IIC
(
AUItlKII
AT
.
A
TON
IIY
(
N.lt,
OTTAWA.
March
17
Aaacunoemeat
was
made
by
government
order
In
ooua
ell
for
a
trial
rate
of
H.75
per
ton
on
Alberta
coal
to
Central
Canada.
The
rate
will
apply
for
three
months
each
year
for
the
next
three
years.
NAHASPASHA
PREMIER
EGYPT
.NATIONALISTH
PARTY
IN
I'OMLK
AT
t'AIKO
lOLLOWI.Nft
IIECKNT
UKMdNAtiilN
LONDON,
March
17
A
despatch
tram
Cairo
states
that
Nahas
Pasha,
leader
of
the
Egyptians'
Nationalist
party
has
formed
a
cabinet
to
replace
the
ministers
who
resigned
a
fortnight
ago.
VARSITY
BEAT
TRAILHOCKEY
Molti;
or
htx
ooALrt
to
nothing
AO
A
I
NOT
HMOKF.
EATER
Ol
lie.
ROCK
SLIDE
NEAR
TERRACE
HOLDS
UP
EAST
TRAIN
TODAY
Owing
to
a
rock
slide
having
come
down
over
the
track
Just
west
of
Terrace,
the
train,
which
was
to
hsve
left
for
the
Eaat
at
11:30
thla
morning.
Will
not
ite:
away
before
(
o'clock
tonight,
!
it
was
stated
early
this
afternoon,
Ka:iwuy
office
stated
that
the
slide
Is
100
feet
lut
and
stxrut
tlx
feet
deep.
Extru
gangs
are
working
to
clear
the
l:::i
uuu
a.
ptxwlble.