SS-
HI'-'
win
l0f.,t
way
to
buy
th
',.
to
Biibncrlbe
by
th
r,,t
is
6
00
and
youf
r:fii
to
your
addree
jiiht
figure
out
the
in
you
for
thle
dally
;-elve
moDthat
lift.
rirr
ot
the
Firnm-'-.
:nned
tr.ti
the
p
.
'
n
und
the
Drnie
er'.i:.
-i.
aill
go
o:i
berth
...tflires
ie
'iy
.
..iniiia.
no
further
iirmn
fPIST
FAILS
SWI
STRAIT
FATAL
DRIVING
MISSION
CITY
tN
Kill.
Ill
tVII
tVIITHKIt
'
Vl
"-I
IV4I
HKII
VVIIHN
t'AH
'
!MIKI
INTO
ll.VNK
r
.1,
rlTY.
March
13.
Robert
....
uf
aie
0j
Wstrou.
killed
and
Ralph
-
probably
faUlly
Injured
'''-
Atkinson's
automobile
VI.
definitely
reported
l-J"hn
inrre
r
undftui
i
'
p.Tl.
t-end.
fifty
carUwiU
o!
'
-d
from
tli
prainn
mi
'y
ofBan
this
ni
cars
no
the
territory
!'
bound
Urn
on
lne
nositio
1
iris
s
11
rti
ih
N0J
A
CANADIAN'LOST
Llth
ARMISTICE
DAY
tfe.il
wlHi
Tt'
Maio.'i
r.if.'i'i.'
Culiart.eiui
SAYS
GENERAL
CURRIEirl:
ij.,i
(tie
Ice
11,1
Out
.
Um
112.
In
the1
Two
"I
1
1
l
Ksiiilnsu.ni
for
dWrovrry
tlve
third
1"'
,"'""'
In
connection
with
his
'men
sn-i'
""
Hlr
'"
Arthur
t'.iriic
made
'"."'
'"'
""
"
that,
not
a
Mi.Kle
Can-
Altho"-'1
1
!'--
New
York
R
on
November
11,
'
'
ton
to
.k
,
Miiit.uitiaiel
by
j
l
-i
menu
'
-,l
'
-
witli
tin'
sv
:
DE-D
IN
HIS
BED
'
BULLET
IN
HEAD
ia:irl.
Oror
OlacKi
Oran.n
Bri'iiv
Mll:
AMI
UI'ARIKK
Indrpn
'"
IKIUi
(IIMIWITK
j
Indian
...
i.IHKVLTAU
.Inter.
Ml
(
Koon-iajr
-
..
March
13.
Mia
Mer-
I.
an
U
'
'
London
tru'-M.
wan
I
aXrvlew
.iHlon
har
third
attempt
Mnrmot,
Strait
of
Gibraltar
when
PrndowUle
'
nd
a
quarter
of
th-.
Porter
Idaho
H
iiiah
and
unfavorable
Ru'.h
PS
,i
u.
uiiure
of
bar
en-
s'i'r
Sil'rieraat
..
81.
.ran
KIM
okia
Match
12.
The
body
o!
l)y
.anre,
M
yeara
of
aa.
.u
the
Baanich
dutrlct.
i
.mm
.
.
i
!
with
a
bullet
wound
In
!!
hr..J
ami
a
amall
rifle
In
hl
hand
VANCOUVKU
EXCHANGE
Arsin'.i
.
uc
s-hajr
Byv:.
DU
M"ou'.
Co.-S
Piovlni-r
Ocor.n
R.ver
Wlittewater
Wi.
oclh
lie
"
.
were
driving
era
hedj
dielis
'
".iirt
with
pol
Ciniiillen
Bid.
AaMd.
S3
M
1.10
IIS
.lOVa
M
M
.6l't
M
0
5.00
m
m
41
104
M
3S
U
"
J
's
WJo
i
90
.1
SH
M
.13
.10
13
J.70
3.W
MS
M
uson's
schedule
ending
24.
Save
money
In
Boston
Grill
mi
tti-
..
!....,
ikriin
iwints
liohlnil
the
Mn
...I
......
lirUI'l
II
H11
V
.
'
I
V
,
J
W
V
.v.w..
tllll
m.
.,
v
...
.
1
I
,
I
A.
iv
ii
niiits
behind.
between
the
wiik
the
rmuheM
.!
for
aouM
tune
The
'
oontlnualhl
ahow
rawd
of
N"
;
'
.
,ith
the
Maroons
twoi
',,,,,
mire
and
CLmnc
,,.
,.ints
will,
the
s
suturday
night
B-,
,,mt
led
by
bestlnu
,;
i.
luck
.
victory
yesterday.
Shote
ainr'ng
on
v
F
'
a
jyyyy
ana.
j
-
;
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
MARCH
12,
1928
FOR
EVEN
IN
U
WEAK
E'ltui
Marlon,
in
(own
of
y-jllow
tHlfta.
with
pahUl
lMilv
if
fl
ei
Note
the
aklrt'a
uneven
hemlinr
nnd
the
tight
bodice,
with
it
mar!
diagonal.
newTresident
for
amateur
baseball
in
this
province
VANOOWSR.
March
13.
Matthew
Hunter
ot
Victoria
was
claetcd
preal-
dent
of
the
British
Columbia
amateur
baseball
association
Saturday.
E.
Stan
Smith
of
Vaneouvar
was
re
-alec
tad
Mcretsry
treasun
r
VII'TOHIA
MA
IUIS
VtOTOMA.
March
U.
Thomas
Iron-alda
Dunn,
resident
of
Victoria
for
34
yean,
dMd
Saturday,
aged
08.
He
was
a
ritia
uf
KnRlmid
Canadiens
Won
Critical
Hockey
Game
Against
Montreal
Maroons
and
Practically
Assured
of
First
,.,,i.,ivtii
March
12.
The
Canadiens
of
Montreal
won
the
...
.
.v,.m
their
intra-city
rivals,
the
Maroons,
the
loss
of
whi
-h
would
have
put
the
Maroons
only
one
point
behind
them
In
the
.
.....
,.
i.vi-
i.osition
in
the
playons.
ay
meir
vicvorj
me
wum-
uniiii
V.
.
j
.,..,.llall..
naminiri
nf
tn
1..111I
hv
live
points
anu
ait
.imv.v
lead
o.,
.
..
I
.
ji
March
i..i,
9A
luiiK
shot
!
rum
outside
defence
which
trickled
through
the
goal
tender
a
pads
Pittsburg
is
only
two
points
behind
Detroit
for
the
playoff
berth
by
beat
...
'
.....
BVOIxwIni,
dim
th
rnntxir-
goals
came
in
,
om
-
n.i
i
inn
t
C'Uti-HKO
-1.
PlttHburg
6.
("um.rtlrti
;l
M
nitreiir
Mm-(HUwn
:i
Ihtri'lt
I
.N
Y
lunula
ii.
Buaton
y.
HI
NIIAY
i)
.
.
I
N
Y
Ann'iK.iii..
0.
I
Br.f.ih
i
.
arrived
October
;
j.
sa.led
NivcnUer
S.
approximately
i
37.000
bushels.
King
Jauiea
British
i.
arriveti
Notojb-ber
D
aslled
Noveuiorr
15.
appro'
aiatcly
330.000
bushels
San
rrnrco
Main
(Japanese),
arrived
Ncvembar
U.
mailed
December
5.
approximately
370.000
bushels.
Warlaby
(BrHlahi,
arrived
December
0.
sailed
December
11,
approximately
373.000
bushels.
Aindtrby
(
British.,
arrived
Dectmbsr
B.
sailed
December
30,
approximately
375.000
bushels.
8littmcunt
(British
i,
arrived
Dee-ember
15.
sailed
December
33,
approxi
mately
975.000
bushels.
i
Ohio
Maru
(Japanese),-
arrived
da-
J
member
18.
sailed
U
.ember
SO,
approximately
375.000
bushels.
Sydland
(8wedlhi.
arrived
Decern-
ber
30.
left
January
1,
044)00
bushel
(Rotterdam).
Tern
pool
(British
l.
arrived
January
g.
sailed
January
10.
approximately
375.000
buabels.
Hounpark.
arrived
January
5.
aalleu
January
13.
307.000
buthela.
Leveupcol.
arrived
January
9,
aalleu
January
30,
300.000
bushel.
Homer
City,
arrived
January
33.
salleo
January
30,
aipprjxlmately
376,000
bushels.
Bwalnby,
arrived
Jsnua.y
3S,
salleo
February
1.
370.000
bushels
(Payal
for
orders).
BagolanU
(
Swedish
i.
arrived
January
31.
aalled
February
11.
SS
1,739
bushel
i
Rotterdam).
Mabrlton
(Britishi.
arrtved
February
7.
sailed
February
15.
tmjSm
bushels
Ash
by
(British),
arrived
February
10.
sailed
February
33,
approximately
376,-000
bushels.
King
James,
art
e'd-
March
1,
aalled
March
7,
334.000
buahela.
Ptrnmoor,
arrived
otsroh
8.
aalled
Msrch
13.
approximately
179.000
bushels.
Skegness
arrived
March
S.
loading.
Hanaepaol.
arrived
March
7.
loading.
Demeterton.
arrived
March
9,
awalti
l
berth.
STEAMER
WENT
ON
THE
ROCKS
TOKIO.
March
11!
The
crew
ot
the
.lOHiiinhlp
Koryn
Maru
which
went
mmtiiHl
off
the
10;..,
I
of
Chlim
Sulur-d.r,
11.
u
get
ere
st'Jim
has
Uccu
rsscud.
The
steamer
wn
broken
lu
two.
.
.
1
1.
,i
..
1,1
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Arctic
Weather
Again
Invades
Britain
Where
Smwdrifts
Are
Piled
as
High
as
Fifteen
Feet
and
Ice
and
Snow
in
London
LONDON,
Aiarih
1
Britain
i-
experiencing
another
spell
of
Antic
weather
and
fi
r
a
second
time
this
winter
a
numl.tr
of
village
in
ttie
.southern
section
of
England
are
cut
off
ly
wicwdriftn.
'
I'ar
of
Ec
ex
are
under
fifteen
feet
of
snow.
The
efreeU
of
Iontfon
are
covered
with
ttnow
and
ice.
Owing
tu
the
precautions
taken
by
the
railway
companies
traflic
on
"the
rariouji
lines
is
not
interfered
with
much.
Five
and
Half
Million
Bushels
of
Wheat
Loaded
Here
This
Season;
Ships
to
Load
Will
Beat
Record
l:dn
l..
rr
since
the
optnuig
uf
the
en.-.
11:
RUMORS
SENT
STOCK
SKYING.
4(Bff
.
M.M.K.H
AT
NKtV
TOUK
TOIAY
llr
AT
llt(
)KI
Kilt
ALL
TIME
"
t.M
llWOK
NT.tV
VOHK.
March
IS.
I
m
on
-firmed
rtimurs
that
terhiiiral
eur-iter
Iuh
kern
rrniteil
In
itntMuua
ktwk
of
Radio
t'urparatkm
ktarlrd
a
freh
OHlharM
of
eculatla
today
rarrylng
Hut
koe
up
SIM.J0
a
-hare
to
SI
MUM.
a
rrssrd
Idgh
iitark
far
(lit
tnrk.
1
hr
Kalek
for
the
day
trailed
3.-ves,IU0
kbsrr.
a
nea
rrtsml
I
of
all
tliue.
PRESIDENT
LINCOLN
REACHES
YOKOHAMA
AFfER
BIG
STORM
YOKOHAMA.
March
IS.
The
Dollar
steamship.
President
Lincoln
from
Seat
tie.
OFFER
IS
MADE
TO
CIH
OF
EDMONTON
FOR
TELEPHONE
PLANT
EDMONTON.
March
13
-Th
Oov-tinntLiit
of
Alberta
haa
offered
the
city
of
Edmonton
S3.000.000
for
IU
tale-
phone
plunt
and
If
It
buys
promise
to
j
spend
6800.000
more
In
replacing
the
1
three
wire
plant
by
a
two
wire
ayatem.
j
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
LM1LISII
I.IOAdtE
imwiou
I.
West
11am
4.
Leioeater
0.
Shertleld
United
S.
Bury
1.
lilvMou
III.
sou
I
hern
Mcrthyr
3,
Ollllngham
1.
Advertise
In
the
Dally
News
all
along
the
line
:t.i".:e
to
the
Mexican
harder.
There
la
a
general
tendency
to
com
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The'
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
Phone
157
Price
Five
(Jents
5
;
spr
w
.
A
i
2J&wa3
g
ArAA
&
Oka&dk
JSk
A
Mta&&
ff
J&t&r
2
&
JKJ
9
'
9Si
V
nSKS
POWERS
TO
LEAVE
TODAY
I',
mi
i
n
ii
i.
it
unship
or
kasi
:i
w
I
fc.UI
-OTMSK
I
MH
II
M"H
T
j
Air.fr
Ferumnor.
Prmc
n.li
grain
ship
of
tbi
n
.illy
alter
noon
urt
.
ii
wneat
lor,oe:i
iun
BktgMa
Is
prtrr
ill.
I
liould
get
av.y
thu
I
A
legli
id.
ii
sl'.ern:
.RTHUR
W.
DESPARD
DIES
AT
OTTAWA
OTT.wv
March
M.
Anhur
W
etp.u.
i
yer.r
oi
age.
ertei
oi
in.
Canadl.i
.n:h
ur!
in
linport.iiit
;.
..
n
l:i
t!.r
rly::v
h
ur
.(
At
h
ie.iu-t
the
e,
brir.g
liv.a
wvw
unt.i
:(;.
Oovernanent
Exhibition
com-
.nllO'.
.i.
oom.ection
Willi
the
tit
parimni'.
!
Unml?rtion
and
coio;iiv-a
...j
.Sunday.
BORROW
$4$
government
Bill
to
Borrow
Four
Million
Dollars
to
Complete
the
F.G.E.
Was
Introduced
Today
,
omnment
still
expects
to
sell
line
Premier
MacLean
explains
but
wishes
to
he
ready
with
alternative
in!;IA,
March
12.-
The
government
introduced
Unlay
a
a
tni
h
it
would
haw
ower
to
borrow
Uur
million
dol-
;
ii
the
Pacific
drvitt
Knslern
Railway
northward
to
,
and
southerly
to
North
Vancouver.
II
the
money
:
this
purpose
the
loaning
power
will
lapse,
..luring
the
bill.
Premier
MacLean
indicated
that
he
.-.
lull
statement
later.
He
will
explain,
it
was
imli
-..
(,'iiverument
still
hopes
to
-ell
the
railway
but
l'ailiii)
stoat
will
undertake
to
extend
it.
H
H
1'u'jlcy
houe
n1er
c.irsc.fi
;;J
u
i
scandal
that
the
g-iteruniei.'
Mi.'ii.d
,000
TO
BUILD
BOTH
ENDS
Canada
Much
in
Public
Eye
in
Western
States
Declares
Local
Resident
Oiof
Hanson
Returns
From
Trip
Along
the
Coast
Going
Far
South
as
Mexico
Where
he
Met
Former
Consul
Wakefield
"There
is
more
tab:
of
Canada
in
the
United
States
at
thia
lime
than
I
have
heard
in
any
of
many
previous
visits
to
that
country,"
xtatct
Oiof
Hanson
who
returned
to
the
city
last
night
afier
having
.spent
the
past
two
months
on
a
leisurely
holiday
tour
.hrough
almost
all
points
of
importance
along
the
Pacific
seaboard
;rom
Seattle
to
the
Mexican
border.
Prince
Rupert,
reports
Mr.
ilaa.-on.
is
also
being
frequently
mentioned
in
places
and
by
persons
who
formerly
were
hardly
aware
that
such
a
port
existed.
Mr.
H.in
on
attributes
this
largely
to
the
inauguration
of
grain
ship-
That
grain
shipments
oui
of
the
port
of
Prir.ce
Rupert
for
the
?ing
here.
ahead
of
the
record
for
last
due
"
"-"
-
,i
.-t
in
season
whl
.e
substantially
v.ar
i.
now
aured
As
nearly
as
can
be
estimated
on
a
very
con-
'T
'TVLL
thu
,,i
.
.
...
.
t
.
-ii.
i
.in
.
huig
in
the
Wetra
Stales
at
Uua
.,
i
value
basis
official
tiguies
not
being
available
ior
local
publi-
.lmeBBd
laer,
gtnwal
eompiaint.
..tiuii.
at
least
.tome
.r.2d'J.0i5
bu.-heis
hits
now
been
ahipiied
from
vhl.b
H,nson
irequentiy.
heard
at
t-i.-
oi.
eigircen
vr;.e..-
since
lac
pref.eir.
season
opened
as
com-
m..j
chtuttr
of
coiumerjc
lun:hona
and
with
a
total
of
5,579,89o
bushels
on
twemy
.-fciip
for
ilic
wuole
rr.d
jrther
such
luncti.na
which
ha
at-
Uii-iii
ei.so.v
ut
to
une
ift
last.
The
three
shins
now
here
either
e.iatd.
ii..e
i
Uo
coaaiderabia
un-
..t
linL'
or
awaitin
ca:
tro.
and
not
'.awn
into
account
in
the
foro-'
l!:'1-Tmc'
,.m
fMiitt.-.
will
bt.a
the
total
(tit
ii:,
.ioo.--.ii
to
datt
m
1
nceu
I
il.J
.
u.e
ior
the
who
Jf
the
pr:c?d.i.K
,
ii
What
mi.
b
ship;
d
cn
1U1-Im-i
v?-hm
that
will
t
c.m.nj
in
tfc
oui
r
oi
tu.-
rrt
ttwey
aijjth
Uv'foic
,;i
.yn
shipping
tii
cinaea
s
'.ll
o
,
.0
Aai:
the
iertaaa4dSVthaa9aaMn
over
a
i-umber
m.n
boata
arc
rtportcd
a::.!
it
in
?x.cttl
that
feme
afa.p
e:it
,
a.::
-
)c.-i
be
g-!ng
to
Orlcut.
far
hts
c.in.
all
the
(train
deapatrhed
j
.1
un
:icrr
haa
hjuc
toe
1-ulUd
Knif-
..
1.1
..r
cntlt.e.
t.
;
Kjllawiug
rt
the
toaaela
that
have
1
HALIBUT
BIDS
BETTERTODAY
from
AMtltK
AN
llsll
KtX.'t:lVI
OVER
10o
ment
upon
the
future
proapecta
oi
Halibut
prices
ware
oonakteraaly
ten-Canad-
which
are
Indeed
considered
prvTeil
morning
when
aU
Aawrl-.
br:jht
la
the
States.
AU
the
Informs-
Hwb
mla
catehea
totalling
10.-t.'cn
aacut
Canada
which
la
available
is
p,
tt
Tasririni
trees
UMc
being
athared
in
and
there
as
maoy
k
to
UAc
and
s
while
a
single
Sahsa.cs
ns.
Vuacted
by
mining
proa-
r,n1ayrr
.Mirni
nf
loo
msaaiy
lud
1srj
afleultufal
ctapa.
"w
f
to
mAlZr
,
,
a-euw
wiumgiy
come
norvn.
Arrivals
and
aaa
Wert
aa
fol
loses:
British
Cclumbia
mining
la
oo
every
AMERICAS
tongue,
says
Mr.
Hinaon.
and
recent
Akutul
pounds,
Atlln
Flaher-
stTck
activity
has
b
en
reflected
In.
the
10
,c
tn
fc
Nor
did
Mr.
Hanson
United
States.
E1(lorido
,0000
cj,,,
have
to
tell
business
circle,
la
Califor-
UMc
Sc.
&
tiong9
nd
n:a
of
the
use
of
Prince
Rupert
for
K,nilCkk
15000
pounda,
ftbyal
Pish
grain
shipping
At
aji
eulneerlng
club
,04.
.nd
v.
luncneon
in
oau
rrancco.
wn
i-
.,
..nan
ttnthfuh.
w.
called
upon
to
apeak
briefly,
be
wu
,QJc
and
was
told
il
grain
.hip.
which
had
been
,5.000
poun.
Booth
Fish-here
ard
which
bad
spoken
highly
of
tnm
1Mc
fc
hts
pert
..id
iu
!
oiaclsr.
9.000
pound
Osnadlsn
FUh
MCT
LKT
IM"'
t,
com
storage
Co..
10.5
and
Sc.
Mr.
Hansen,
while
In
CaltfornU.
met
rt
iN
ittany
fcmKr
Prlr.ee
Rupert
and
Nor-:
7J0Q
CamMm
m
then,
British
Columbia
people
who
atUl
s
Co
.
an
4c
retained
their
kindly
feeling,
toward,
the
nrrth,
even
though
firmly
eatabllah-j.
ed
there.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Hshaon
called
on
United
States
Cjnaul
and
Mrs.
I.
A.
!
Wakefield
at
their
new
Beat
In
Bntonada.
M:x:eo.
They
also
saw
J.
Maaon
Adams,
f
rmcr
Smtthers
druggUl.
who
to
now
In
tv.ulr.e
i
outside
of
San
Diego.
Mr.
H.:t.-n
paid
two
visits
to
Frank
Clapp
SIX
DAY
BICYCLE
RACE
ATNEY
YORK
NEW
YORK.
March
13
Fanco
Oeor-gettl
an
Italian
and
Oerard
Debaeu.
a
Belgian.
Satifrday.
won
the
alx
day
bicycle
race
KING
GEORGE
PATRON
EMPIRE
SERVICE
LEAGUE
IX)ND0N.
March
12.
A
franchise
measure
granting
the
vote
to
women
from
the
aire
of
21
upward
was
Introduced
into
the
House
of
Commons
this
afternoon
by
Sir
William
-loynson
Hicks,
.secretary
of
state
for
home
affairs.
The
hill
was
torniully
read
a
first
time
and
will
probably
be
debated
on
a
motion
for
its
second
readiiiK
before
Easier.
KOFUKU
MARU
COMING
HERE
tears
for
which
were
felt
when
'
uiego.
inougn
very
ui.
ami.
snir
tUlll
lMVAS
iikke
uist
SE.tsu
she
failed
to
report
her
dally
pcalton
;
'?P
w
"'
""""
pert
a
-id
ere
is
th
possibility
that
,
for
two
days
while
a
terrific
storm
raut
rineked
her.
Sund.v
nicht.
Part
1
he
may
be
ba
k
soon
Another
pioneer
I
rOINO
HACK
Kill
ANOTIIKH
(IKAIV
t
AIUHl
of
her
radio
antenna
had
been
c:
7aTaii
The
"It"
Une
Japan-,
.fighter
Kof-
away.
"
"port
here
this
who
was
in
the
tent
and
awning
bual-:u
-
f"
from
"
"n'
"ln
ne-a
her.
In
the
early
days.
Mr.
Lot-
...
ftnl
eill
ta
r
li
mm
nnn
it
sail
ait
tVl
qu'.st.
Mr.
Hanaon
reports,
li
established,"-
u
"
"
in
that
line
In
Oakland
and
is
doing
""
"
"u'u"
"
'
.here
last
season
She
will
be
the
wll
Itw.nty-Mcond
veaael
of
the
asm
Mr.
Mr.
Hanson
left
on
thl
morning's
tll
ihM
av.
train
fcr
Smlthera
on
bualnca.
In
eon-!n
P"
lntenau.
!
""urr
l,'""S
"-"'"a
n-etmn
mith
hi.
tlmherlne
SPEED
RECORD
IN
DOG
RACE
IVALTKIt
XOIXNF.U
OI'
ll.UJjNA
V(N'
TltOPIIY
NATlltllAV
WITH
Ti:.t.M
AT
I'AlltlUNKs
FAIRBANKS.
Alaska.
March
18.
Nollner
of
Oalna
won
the
Endlcott
trophy
Saturday
when
he
W.
dogs
rm
a
17U
mU
course
13.
OTTAWA.
March
-
King
Oeorgc
has
eonaented
to
become
a
patron
in
i'u
"
,Mtwt
tln-
on
lcord
"
ss.
-
the
chief
British
Empire
service
league.
Government
Bill
to
Extend
the
Franchise
to
Women
of
Twenty-One
is
Introduced
in
Britain
1
111.
(jg
nn
ay
am
ifniiau.
Jo
Stlckman,
a
mulatto.
came
second
and
hi
brother
Fred
third
FOUR
VANCOUVER
PERSONS
'INJURED
'
w
MOTOR
ACCIDENTS
VANCOUVER.
March
13.-
Pour
were
injured
in
weekend
traXBo
Hcctdm'v
two
of
them
serttutnr,
the
inttri
(M'tnu
Purls
Walker
who
wm
knock
.tt
oft
n
n,
lor
cycle
and
suffered
..
irartured
ltiill
mid
Fred
Clsy.
who
n
-
s
u,
k
in-
.in
automobile
driven
br
8hei
At
the
present
time
tne
rrancnise
is
iinmeu
to
mose
women
Chinese
snd
who
received
internal
in-
m'iom
the
Mff
of
thirty.
')...
.
mm
tmw
,
:
t
:
HI
i
Si
'li
m
i