,
,irivprrcl
to
your
address
COP1
''
......
flaunt
out
the
....
Ui
""!,
rrf
'"
"'on
for
thU
dally
t7or
twelve,
month.!
XVIII-
'
"I
V!.(
I'.t.
BOARD
REPORT
(rente
in
ijuimiuii
iwinrt"
inuiiiv
and
Majority
in
Coal
ages
Ca
.'H
Majority
and
mm-
ii
members
cf
tlx
.1'.
in
eatabUetHd
to
in-
mi
between
the
Can-I
trt
of
Wellington
i
und
tbe
underground
:
i-n
received
by
the
Tlie
reports
indicate
i
:.
issue
remains
un-
-
'.ne
demands
of
the
j
i
Hiid
that
restoration
I
.i
u.
tv.uu
requested
:
!
tjrcii
seceded
tJ.
TS
ARE
REPRODUCING
Hit
i
I
in
..ii'i
I
.aMlAlni
nf
In-
"'in
I
Uucilinv
of
Itennrt
on
iinfiiinum
Survey
CaverhlllJ
1
t.
3H
P
Z.
-c
the
forestry
om-1
aid
the
DMnlni-.n
aur-1
i:
lull
was
being
in-
i
Reference
to
the
de-."'hkki
vure
miles
by
fire
-
t
mi
additional
SO
-
Ih'Iiik
picked
out
for
'
r
paragraphs
of
the
-.i
".ist
these
tract'
:
villi
young
growth
un
increase
of
six
VIDENTLY
WAS
A
MURDER
CASE
"'uniin
I'iiiiiiii
in
nnw
M"l
Kil.
h
Star
Ketl
Ulvor
St.
vitals
"
"
I'1'
'h
A
twelve-day
.i..me
Adams,
a
thirty
Jfl
Pemle
won
1
linmplonahlp
of
i'feutlng
the
x
t.
V,.
a
12
The
Woodbine
group
of
claims
U
situated
on
Salmon
Rleer
between
rrunter
and
trie
International
boundary,
with.
G.acler
on
the
north.
Northern
Light
and
HUI
K
Of
WllliAT
Premier
on
the
went,
and
Bluejay
on
the
south
Acroat
the
boundary
Is
the
Alssksn
section
of'
Buah
Consolidated.
Tliere
is
reported
to
be
a
large,
body
c(
cr
on
thU
property,
a
vein
85
feel
wide
being
more
or
leas
pyrtUaed
and
of
this
Itfteen
feet
I
definitely
estsbllshed
rsrrying
ore
valued
at
115
to
tbe
i
.11
in
gold
and
silver
In
addition
to
3ther
values
The
position
of
ttala
property
rashes
It
eaay
to
oaerele
as
tbe
mad
to
Premier
ill
also
serve
this
mine.
LOST
HIS
LIFE
WHEN
ENTERING
VANCOUVER
HARBOR
YESTERDAY
(irarge
C.
IHborite
Jel
T
'
tm
Mvatnatrn
lWad
Itwi
KHgated
ST
JOHN.
Feb.
3S.
Oeorge
C
Os-bornr
of
Vancouver.
sacreUry-treaaurer
of
the
Union
Trading
Company,
loet
hie
life
when
he
fell
or
Jumped
off
the
ntesn.er
etontnatm
from
Southampton
harbor
here
Mon
a
she
wa
entering
day
afternoon.
He
left
Vancouver
ra
December
on
s
business
trip
to
lurope
He
was
44
jeer,
old
and
waa
engaged
in
the
-:ort
nd
Impwt
business.
The
body
b
n
t
been
recovered.
Osbor.ve
plsnned
a
Pactne
flight
last
summer.
WaVXtMUt
lltriHIT
Priuce
upart
Clesr.
calm,
temper
ture
Si
.
.
wind.
temp.
W
Hsyspi.rt
Clesr.
light
calm.
temp.
.
port
SimuBon
-Clear,
Terra:
Clesr.
windy,
temp.
.
Rosaauod
Cler.
calm.
temp.
1
Alyansh
Clear,
calm,
temp
I0
Alice
Arm
Clear,
calm
temp.
Anytx
Clesr.
calm
temp.
calm.
temp.
W
u.,,i.
Bsv
Clear,
Stewnrt
-Clear,
calm.
temp.
1
Helton
Clear,
calm.
temp.
Smlther
-Clear,
calm.
temp.
9
.
,w
r-wr.
calm.
temp.
'
Burn
.-
Telegrsph
Creek-
Clear,
calm.
temp.
Atlln
Calm,
temp
i.
WhIU-horae
Clear,
calm.
Vemp.
oalm.
10
below.
Selkirk
-Clear,
Dawv.n
Clear,
calm.
7
below.
VANCOUVER
BXCIIANC1U
"
Ht
vital,
a
suburb
I
'
-iki..,i
yeurday
with
the
-
'in
iKKiy
in
snow-fUled
ArgsniK
iti
uiver.
Evidently
ahej
Big
Mia'""
"'
'
'
i'i-m
her
head
had
bath
Coast
Ci'l'"
'
'"'
"
',h''
instrument
w
"
!''
'
chafhjui'.
has
baen
1
ei'.i
witness.
TORE
THEATRE
lill
BRAZIL
COLLAPSES
KILLING
A
NUMBER
Cork
Pruvlnce
Cotton
Wt
Oecrgln
B'ver
Oolconda
Orandview
I
Indewndenc
i
Indian
Kaotrnxy
Florence.
U
and
I.
lUkevicw
fcusky
J'"'
H
l
is
-
Matlnn.
nlc
Uaainot
MrUls
'
''iniyba
state
of
r-
laTsjpsawrelUe
,!llne'i
yesterday
killing
,
Premier
I
""iv
bein,
women
and
porter
Idaho
'
"
i
(ii
were
reoovered.
;
Richmond
FERN1E
IS
WiMMcn
"
OF
JUNIOR
HOCKEY
Hufua
Ruth
Hoie
Bunloch
Whitewater
Woodbine
Bid.
As
Iced-
.60
ss
44.00
.00
6S
M
1.15
1
48
M
9V,
jgt
St
.Wt,
M
.10',
.34
.34'4
.17
.07
.40
.23
17.60
I'M
a
70
a
so
M
.90
99
,25
3
80
3.15
a"
AS
WOMAN
BEAT
became
tangled.
PRINCE
ItUPEUT.
B.C..
TUESDAY,
FEBRUARY
28,
1928
PREMIER
MACLEAN
DEFENDS
SCHOOL
like
of
Devonshire
and
Other
Old
Country
Men
Buy
Into
Stewart
Mine
ill
a
Million
Share
of
Woodbine
Jut
Taken:
Property
Adjoins
Premier
and
U
on
International
Boundary
Line
M
ol'VKK,
February
28.
That
the
Duke
of
Devonshire
j,
-.i
Im
iik
tli
Crowley
and
Viscount
Devesci
is
a
member
of
ihe
n.li,
,,!"
u
I
i
ll
hati
just
bought
500,04)0
shares
of
Woodbine
Gold
(
in
jury
stock
from
.1.
B.
Watson,
president,
is
the
an-jmrnMit
iiini
Barrett
&
Company,
fiscal
agents
for
the
Wood-it
Ci
;ii'..i;
.
Mr
i
in-Icy
is
head
of
Crosaleys
Limited,
automobile
manu-
,
.
.
r
.
1
-HJ
k
n
I
HH
In
I
-
i.il
iM
OUni
ievesci
is
a
iuniiiiciii
imu
uviun
...
ian(i.
IN
DOG
RACE
Mrs.
Kicker
Bent
Uonnrd
hcppaia
of
Nume
Wlitwe
uos
uerc
Tnnnled
POCONO
MANOR.
Pennsylvania.
Feb
i
.
Mrs.
Elisabeth
R.
Rlcker
of
Poland
Springs
mute
won
the
two
day
dog
led
race,
defeating
Leonard
Beppala
of
km.
novarins
18
mile
in
1
hour,
a
minutes.
Seppala
was
delayed
when
the
dogs
NELSON
HOCKEY
TEAM
DEFEATS
VANCOUVER
MONARCHS
LAST
NIGHT
NELSON.
Feb
U8
Nelson
hockey
team
defeated
the
Vancouver
Monarcha
here
last
night,
in
an
eahlbltlon
(tame
the
score
at
Hie
tle
being
five
to
four
In
favor
of
the
home
team.
CLOUDBURST
KILLED
TWELVE
IN
BRAZIL
rio
JANEIRO.
Feb.
28.-Twelve
per
.
mm
killed
as
a
result
of
heavy
rains
Sunday
approximating
s
cloud
burst.
LABOR
PARTY
WILL
CONTEST
MANY
SEATS
VANCOUVER,
Feb
2S.
-Thenar
tjlsh
nolumbla
branch
of
the
Canadian
Labor
oarty
will
contest
all
the
Vanoouver
anH
tiiao
BOUH1
gtgiM
rvt
0urnby
in
the
nxt
Kttoi..
E.
R.
Workman
of
the
International
I
Electric
Co
of
Stewnrt
was
an
arrival
m
the
city
f'i"
ICamoaun
ll'
afternoon
1
.
.
M.imlier
1
Nor-1
Pouter
VANCOUVER,
rvn.
this1,,,,
the
Cumosui
l
in
ten
minutes
them
wnem
Imorn'iv
'
"
i
in""'
,
,,,
In
'lie
"'1
'
the
north
on
the
Wtllun
returned
to
the
city
this
afternoon
from
a
V
.
u
ml
'!t'Ji'
Pl-elan.
tbe
other
wide
of
Pert
1
Edward,
ut
the
Skeena
Slough.
1
engaged
In
Hkestlag
from
this
1
H
end
a
rout
for
the
Skeena
;
4
tUver
Mlgbway
.
Qa
the
reeuHa
'
4
of
.
the
psrtyt.
XTMRngs
wtU
be
4
4
determined.
It
Is
understood.
4
what
route
the
road
shall
take
from
OaUoway
Ruptds
to
which
X
JW1UI
lit
UU"
uuun
vt.
1
u
w
-
T
tlon.
FARMERS
BACK
FROM
EUROPE
Return
After
Having
Investigated
Conditions
in
Several
Countries
SPLKNDID
ADVERTISEMENT
Impetus
Oiven
to
Immigration
by
Visit
of
Canadians
to
Britain
and
Denmark
KAIJPAX.
Peb
8S.
-
Members
of
tbe
Canadian
Fanners'
marketing
tour
of
Oraat
Britain
and
Denmark.
Initialed
by
Save
Money
Boston
Grill
.
In
bUV
the
W
"1.
ix
15.00
nnd
your
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PARKS
BOARD
RESOLUTION
Several
Suggestion
for
Beautl-fication
of
City
Made
in
Document
Framed
Yesterday
the
paras
boatri
had
anvlber
meet-lag
ite
yeafeeeaty
allrni"ii
to
liany
n
u(mmi
a
rrolutloii
for
rltle
beautUiHtloii
ileh
Mill
be
sabmltted
le
the
rtty
eaMnell.
re-tlarial
gaterMaseat,
railway
reenM
and
t4ber
earth",
eoarerMed.
Tlw
prrevt
at
the
meeting
Here
Acting
Msjor
CaMart.
i.
V.
McLennan.
Tlmuaw
lrtiHat
and
I
rnl
IIH-fou.
The
rewluthMi
reeoHimetHli
the
lrolakH
af
prixes
It)
live
rlty
for
adalts
ami
rhtMrea'
ganleti
an
well
a
fr
window
Imxe.
In
the
ws
nf
general
Improvements
to
the
rHy"
aHeran
a
nomter
of
Mig-eothMls
are
lietng
msile.
JAPAN
OPENS
HER
FIRST
SUBWAY,
the
first
in
the
Orion,,
li
run-
ir.
rn
L.vmiu
to
Awakusa
in
Tokio
and
has
ull
it
cliief
.
feature
copied
from
uu-
ui...
i
Ne.v
York
and
the
underground
railway.;
of
London.
l
'.
4
MKATINtl
fAUTV
4.
MMHMI
lltOIIWAY
'
itiiuc
h:om
in
ra;
-
!
H.
C.
Whtlaker.!
locetlng
en-
'
'
;
glueer
for
the
proftiHlal
depar.-
!
4
mem
of
public
wor'iM,
and
his
1
i
party
are
now
in
camp
at
!
KING
JAMES
HERE
AGAIN
His
British
Motorshlp
Due
Friday
to
1-oa
d
Her
Third
Grain
Cargo
Here
The
Mg
Itrttlsh
molerhhlp
lUng
4sme,
uhtth
laaded
here
dtnag
the
1MS-1
nu-Mi
and
Haa
Iwre
fc
,
.
.
.
V..
.
I..-
..
.
-
-
-
.
-
-
i
EXTEND
SCOPE
MARKETING
ACT
tbe
Oanttllan
National
Railways,
re-
VICTORIA.
Feb
28
A
bill
now
be-turnlng
to
Halifax
thia
morning
aboard
tatt
tttt
Leglalature
to
amend
the
the
White
Star
liner
Albertlc.
declare
produce
Marketing
Act
extends
the
that
their
visit
to
Oraat
Britain
and
to
j
operations
of
the
Interior
tree
fruit
Denmark
has
been
the
greatest
single
jind
vegetable
committee
of
direction
advertisement
for
immigration
to
Can-
L,
ciude
the
marketing
of
all
vege-
sd.
and
for
Canadian
products
thst
has
ublt4
including
tomatoes
and
melons
'
cter
been
put
through
In
the
history
or
produced
In
that
portion
of
the
maln-Canada'a
relations
with
Oreat
Britain.
laud
lTUlg
aouth
of
the
53rd
parallel
"We
have
returned
to
preach
the
geese)
u
alao
on
all
nds
In
the
delta
of
nf
better
products,
intensive
cultivation
,
t)a
sysser
River.
and
better
marketing."
said
they
all.
"It
-
has
been
an
unqualifies
aucceas
In
our
ltipiiT'
PITTIMfC
(V
opinion
Canada
has
reoelvrtj
the
moat
nlUIlt
UllliltUJ
vl
valuable
advertising
that
has
ever
been
given
the
Dominion."
While
this
opinion
arss
exnraastd
bv
one
man.
namely
P.
B
Holtby.
of
St.
Thomas.
Ontario.
It
was
No
swinging
of
lwwrtart
legtttatrmi
re-echoed
by
everyone.
"What
is
your
opinion
of
the
defin
ite
results
of
this
tour,"
was
asked
E.
D
LEGISLATURE
BEGIN
Tow
aril
llud
f
eMHi
VICTORIA.
Feb.
38
-Provision
at
,
,
.
.
.nil
liMTuiMii
oi
ine
mm
is
namn
Hallburton.
of
Nov.
Scotia,
and
heu.g
mad.
tor
no.aing
nigni
.u-
.
-
w..
ln
tK.
--
....1..
....
.
.dnittamaai
.
.
.
.
ui.
.
;
,k.
the
ti.i.tur.
Leeialature
and
ns
in
in
this
uus
connection
i
nnnaininn
'
tiers
I
believe
uothlng
hitherto
done
j
Premier
.
...
MacLean.
i
-
i
in
.n.ut.
answer
to
tn
a
R.
m
H.
.
vai
valley
Pooley.
said
it
was
not
the
intention
of
can
eomrjare
with
It."
and
and
be
he
sited
sited
the
the
Inatsnce
that
when
the
party
was
In
the
governmeui
to
oring
nown
.
trlbuUon
bill
at
thU
aesalon
nor
was
It
Denmark
there
were
two
hundred
young
i
men
applied
for
permtaoton
to
migrate
I
the
intention
to
apring
any
imponem
to
Canada
In
one
day.
a
number
never
legislation
toward
the
close
of
the
aes-
(continued
on
rjaea
aim
I
sion.
British
Government
Cleanses
.wRublic
Offices
That
Country
'0
by
Dismissal
from
Positions
LONDON.
February
28
The
government
has
directed
that
J
DUNWELL
MAY
BECOME
A
CUSTOMS
MILL
TO
TREAT
ORES
OF
VALLEY
VICTORIA.
Feb.
SS.
The
mill
cently
Inatalled
at
the
Dunwell
mine
sud
later
closed
down
becauee
of
lack
of
available
ore.
may
be
operated
as
a
customs
mill,
handling
the
ore
from
a
number
of
mines
in
tbe
Bear
River
valley.
Work
la
to
start
at
tbe
mine
soon
and
the
extension
of
the
activity
UIKM.l.HX
ItKVtMlT.
I
S
n.lii.
!
DIOBY
ISLAND
Clear
calm:
baro-
meter.
3036;
temperature.
31:
sea
I
smooth
DEAD
TREE
POINT.
Clear,
calm:
barometer.
80.43:
temperature,
SO:
aea
smooth.
BUIX
HARBOR.
Clear,
calm:
baro
meter.
30.08;
temperature.
38:
light
well;
8
pm.
apoiie
steamer
Mogul
Anvnx
for
Tacoma.
417
miles
from
Tacotnn
NIMIN
DIOBT
IBLAND
Clear,
light
south
eaat
wind;
barometer.
30.36:
tempera
D.
Gregory,
assistant
und.r-secrutary
of
foreign
affairs,
he
dismls-
turr
58;
.e.
mooth
II..
..hunenjul
wt.
imnllrnttwl
ill
lllll
ilfll
lUrrellCV
I
DEAD
TRBB
POI
Clear,
calm
rc...
...
-
......
.....
.............
...
-
...'i
J
barometer.
3044;
temperature.
speculations
along
with
Mrx.
Ammtu
Marjorie
Dyne
i'i'ntl
i-mootr,
41;
e
by
a
banking
firm
for
recovery
ot
large
sums
sue
niiti
iosi
in
.
BVllj
HARBOr
cut
imht
snnth-
Ulation
in
currency.
cast
wind:
bar.-meter.
11103;
K-mpeia
St.
Clair
O'Malley.
another
foreign
office
employee,
will
be!lulT
40.
1!Khl
,wn
nermitted
to
icsiirn
nnd
Lieut.
-Commander
II.
K.
Massey
ordered:
M'v.'ivh
rrprM-uii-dod
with
the
t"
('''
1
of
three
ye:ir-
-etiiority
mm
Adv.-rtmc
In
tbe
Dallv
News
L.trge
Upstair
Dlnintf
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least
Phone
457.
Price
Five
Cents
BOOKS
OF
PROVINCE
Canadian
Boys
Steeped
in
Canadian
and
British
Ideals
in
Literature
Only
Two
American
Books
Now
Used
in
Schools
and
Those
are
on
Science
and
World
Progress
and
Cannot
be
Replaced
VICTORIA,
February
28.
British
Columbia
boys,
far
from
beirijr
tautrht
from
United
States
text
books,
are
being
steeped
in
Canadian
and
British
ideals,
history
and
literature
from
the
time
thv
enter
the
elementary
school
until
they
leave
high
school.
Premier
MacLean
told
the
Legislature
Monday.
There
is
not
a
book
of
American
authorship
in
regular
use
in
the
elementary
schools
while
in
the
high
school
the
only
books
of
United
States
origin
were
two
of
general
character
which
it
was
difficult
to
replace
to
the
limited
demand
for
books
of
this
nature.
TV.e
Premier's
statement
waa
made
In1
siisv.tr
10
opposition
critic
jm
of
several
text
books
fjund
in
the
schools.
wh.i
the
estimate
n-r
educat.on
were
under
consideration.
The
only
two
books
of
auy
lmptirttr.ee
of
American
author-.-.hlp.
the
Heaiier
nald.
were
a
book
on
g:ueral
sc
enes
nd
a
Canadian
edition
SLIGHTLY
IMPROVED
HEROIC
EFFORT
SAVE
CHILDREN
3f
West's
World
Progress.
The
oepan-
ment
r
still
looking
for
a
Britiah
or
jrijU
Hnoul
(iarneau
and
Four
canad'-n
text
to
replace
this,
the
Pre-1
Little
Ones
Burned
to
Death
mler
explained.
1
Today
HALIBUT
PRICES
ARE
QUVBBC.
Feb.
28.
A
mother
and
four
children,
ages
ranging
from
one
to
four
yeam.
were
burned
to
death
today
after
heroic
effcrta
of
tbe
mother
to
rescue
her
oftsering
when,
tlm
.daitjrofafl
the
rrrliee
iiiAiert
for
W
IWrd
ttaln
fraial
M.
Paand.
SW
by
Miht
home
of
Mrs.
Daoul
TJIRami.
99
yeat
cargo
from
the
Alberta
ttheat
PwtTs
lrlnce
IIHitert
elevstr.
M
Is
dee
wi
CrMay
of
this
week
ami
will
lead
a
full
cargo
for
the
t'nlled
kingdom
or
Continent,
she
Is
eomlng
fmii
the
Old
(Shi
n
try
In
iMllatt
U
tlir
I
"a
us
mw
Canal
and
K
already
lined.
o
tltere
sHaeld
be
ih
delay
In
lauding
her.
she
will
lie
the
ketenteenth
tretet
of
the
fcetf-n.
Tlte
King
itmt
Has
the
arrond
Ixwt
In
IikiiI
at
ITInce
Kliiert
this
oeama
and
was
here
lat
front
n
ember
0
le
IS.
Ulille
amither
llrlthh
rmri
h
re-Mrteil
to
be
mining
here
from
the
Orient,
tbe
name
of
Ihe
ftlilp
I
net
yel
atultahle
although
It
Is
eiperfnl
she
Hill
he
here
khortl;.
lleat
at
lltetawge
.thr
Signing
.'jst
age,
at
Orssptn
village
near
here.
Of
the
other
children
Marguerite.
13
Halibut
prlcea
at
the
Pith
Exchange
yeara
of
age.
Is
in
a
critical
condition
at
this
rooming
were
still
low
although
the
hoapiul
Blanche
aged
18.
saved
five
otan
orctners
ana
aisters.
yesterday
a
alight
improvement
over
...
.hm
A
tctsl
of
104.000
pounds,
The
father
as
away
at
Rouyn
at
the
from
nve
time
of
the
fire
was
sold.
71.000
pounds
American
vessels
and
33.000
pounae
frcm
three
Canadians.
Arrivals
sad
sales
were
as
follows:
AMERICAN
Irene.
31.000
pounds.
AUln
FUharlea,
Be
ard
5c.
tAtulng.
13.000
pounds.
Booth
Fisheries.
8.4c
and
tc.
J
P.
Todd
II..
11.000
pounds,
and
Oarland.
9.000
pounds.
Booth
Fisheries,
9.5c
and
5c
Baltic.
18.000
pounds,
AUln
Fisheries.
8.1c
and
4c.
CANADIAN
Smblera
I..
30.000
pounds.
Canadian
Piah
St
Cold
Otorage
Co
,
7c.
and
4c.
R
w
.
6
500
pounds.
Booth
Fisheries.
CV
and
4c.
Impereuse.
6.500
pounds.
AUln
Fisheries.
8
8c
and
4c.
The
Canadian
boat
Signal.
Cspt
Paddy
Ivaraon.
wth
80.000
pounds,
cleared
last
night
for
Vancouver,
not
King
satisfied
with
the
local
market
situation
RUMORS
REGARD
TO
LEGISLATION
Corridors
at
Victoria
Buzzing
With
Talk
About
Proposed
Government
Measure
VICTORIA.
Feb.
38.
There
are
all
aorta
of
rumoia
around
the
corrldora
of
the
Legislature
tn
regard
to
legisla
tion
the
government
to
likely
to
bring
down.
Yesterday
R.
H.
Pooley
made
an
inquiry
tn
regard
to
It
but
without
getting
any
satlafactlou.
It
Is
understood
that
the
FOE
disposal
wUl
be
laid
be
fore
the
members
soon
and
that
there
will
be
other
measures
of
a
development
character
which
will
affect
Nor
thern
British
Columbia.
EMPIRE
CRUISE
IS
SUCCESSFUL
First
Ten
Thousand
Mlltw
Without
Mishap
as
Far
fts
Singapore
SINGAPORE.
Feb
38.
Pour
British
ulrforce
flying
boats
on
an
Empire
cruise
or
35.000
relies
arrived
here
today
completing
the
first
ten
thousand
miles
without
a
single
mishap
NUMBER
POSTMASTERS
WERE
DISMISSED
IN
EIGHTEEN
MONTHS
OTTAWA.
Peb.
38
Prom
October
I.
1936.
to
February
t,
1999.
a
total
of
431
postmaster
were
dismissed
throughout
"anada.
seven
of
whlah
were
tn
British
Columbia,
Postmaster
Venkrt
said
ln
the
House
ot
Commons
yesterday
In
answer
tn
a
question
by
J
C.
Brady.
Conservative
member
tor
Skeena.
WINNING
STREAK
OF
TORONTO
VARSITY
GRADS
HOCKEY
TEAM
TOItUNTO.
Feb
28
-
A
cable
to
the
bur
aaya
the
Vanity
Orada
defeated
Ssritrerland
two
to
one
Saturday
and
at
Bt'rlln
Sunday
defeated
Ocrnirtii)
twelve
&.A
-
it
i
1
h
ri
M
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