Save
Money
Boston
Grill
.,.,,
;1(,,r:.t
way
to
buy
the
t.s
10
uiwnu
UJ
T..
,
(t
is
15.00
and
your
'rlivered
to
your
addres
,
.,,
just
figure
out
the
10
you
(or
thlf
dally
twelve
month
I
,
111
.
N.
2(1.
J8f
atl
4st
W
-1
juiiJ-iiv
iiALo
D,mu
RLUuv&u;
rtiinu
rv.
n
iff
v
m
r
mil
m
m
w
m
m
m
u
m
Taxation
Being
Reduced
and
P.
G.E.
Doing
Well
Will
Hold
an
Election
Whenever
portance
to
Warrant
Consulting
People
on
it
V
h
TORIA,
February
I.
Making
his
first
importunt
Reech
in
iutuiv
since
assuming
the
office
of
Premier,
Hon.
J.
D.
Mac-.
-u
nlay
challenged
the
opposition
claims
of
increasing
taxa-1
1
declared
that
the-
taxation
total
had
been
reduced
half
a
I
'MuiM
every
year
for
the
pant
five
years.
I;,
i.ning
to
the
P.C..K.
the
Premier
said
$83,000,000
in
cash
put
into
construction.
"We
have
paid
every
cent
of
in-
'h.it,
paid
for
maintaining
the
line
in
its
present
condition,
lie
loss
on
operation
and
we
are
now
paying
$400,000
every
year
u
pay
off
ilw
rplul
expenditure
en
WOODWARD
NOT
I
BOUGHT
SITE
'v
ii.irr
i
n-.
i-iood
That
Ngolalions
are
oi
in
I'lOtireiiH
IxxAin
to
Sale
v
,.f
Prmurit,
I'll
to
the
ii.i,
uirv
ol
a
n
repeUtrvr
an
he
ar-,
morning
from
Vancoure.
wi
stated
that
thf
property
!
rlort
M,.a
at
TtUrtl
Avenue
and
,t.me
and
1U
ev
ofM
oy
himaelt
and
,
'
1
mmi
had
not
hii
wild
to
1
td.
Of
Vancouver,
who
ar(
be
eonteniputiiiii
thr
e
f
a
deparinirnt
totr
in
.
j...
r,
i
f.irttwt
Mr
,:rrr
did
not
drny
tha:
iwitiatlone
(or
Uw
:-naff'
;riy
te
the
IntcreaU
men-
NEGOTIATIONS
ARE
GOING
ON
;
AIIhuh
May
04
lis
Natural
He--nunes
Hark
as
RokuII
of
r?
l
onference
In
Ottawa
H
A
rb.
1
Premier
King
an-
"i
in
the
House
o(
Commons
ye-'
I'ternoon
that
the
government
4
'
;d
tstfotlat.ous
with
the1
f
Albert
in
ragaiJ
lo
the
re-!
-
"
-TTiJrrLVWem
CHILDREN
'hey
are
proceeding
In
a
man-
factory
to
him
at
the
present
'ii
premier
of
Canada
said.
INVESTIGATE
IMMIGRATION
I
rentier
Taken
Suggestion
of
Leader
of
Opposition
in
He-KHnl
to
the
Matter
"1TAWA.
Peb
i.
Premier
Macfcenale
xu
huh
afternoon
announced
that
'
nuvernment
would
be
only
too
"IH'V
to
have
all
the
affairs
ot
the
"panment
of
Immigration
InveeUiated
I
bv
"
unmlttee
of
the
House."
This
'
"i
rvpiy
to
intlmatlona
b
Hon.
B.
!
H
Rc
u'ett.
Conservative
leader,
that
it,
,h,
aomf
llMpClon,
wlth
regard
'
"
administration
of
the
depart-'
BIG
TURNOVER
OF
B.C.
STOCKS
HusinjiMH
Done
in
January
Almost
iiHe
as
i
or
Whole
Year
15)27
"-Shares
VANcouvtR,
1Mb.
(or
the
"le
month
of
January
at
the
stock
".change
u
tht
number
of
,a,oa8.98
'""kxi
handa.
The,
were
valued
at
than
five
mllho
dollir(l
"
tremendous
increase
is
accounted
""
h
the
flurry
n
British
Columbia
.J'"","1'"
P'rtlculaily
In
mining
stocks
,!
'
h
Portland
canal
task
n
pro
'V
VI
V
-af
.
W
W
-i-
MM
a
mm
mm
mmmm
mrm.
mmm
mwt
w
Problem
Arise
of
Sufficient
Im
the
M
.000.000
So
Instead
el
belnj
bankrupted
by
the
road.
as
so
many
per.'utis
eem
to
think,
the
province
I
srsdually
paying
iu
indebtedness
on
the
hf
de?lard
DtaciiAMng
-
the
various
suggestions
for
solv!:
the
railway
problem
the
fr
vaid
he
wu
personally
In
raver
"'
ln
01
11
10
on
oi
me
oj
ren
or
jome
ptlraU
corpor-
n
i!
a
xuitae
offer
could
be
cuM'i
rt.d
tailing
that
to
with
'
!a"
nient
eaterprise.
Rgidii'H
te
niBMf
of
n
early
ejection.
Mr
will
Ik
'ulfnr:
t
Imp
rtanoe
ts
eonettlt
Um
me
up."
HM.I
t.UIONH
111.41
ll(I
to
iisii:iiii:m
a
it
r;
AMtiitnv
rnm:it
The
local
inspector
of
(laheries
has
ircelvrd
a
telcgramx
Instruct
wu:
him
to
Issue
licenses
to
those
immigrants
who
bavs
been
one
year
In
th
country,
who
declare
their
Intention
of
be-coming
cltuwna
and
who
have
iot
yet
had
tune
to
take
out
naturalisation
papers.
The
inspector
also
has
received
wtrd
from
the
chief
Inspector
that
the
department
at
no
time
proposed
restricting
troUera
to
one
line
as
suggested
In
the
Canadian
Press
despatch
received
by
the
Dally
Hews
yesterday.
DEU)
AS
RESULT
OF
INNOCIMTION
8YDMKY.
K.BVv
Feb.
I
Keven
Fhllflreit
hsve
died
and
six
sre
(eared
eedly
as
a
result
of
to
be
dying
supp
dlDhtherla
Innoculatlon
ordered
by
the
Burough
Council
of
Bundeeburgh.
Be
nun
used
wan
provided
by
the
Common
wealth
Health
Department
and
a
near
panto
has
developed
in
the
region.
B.C.
SURRENDERING
KITSILANO
RESERVE
VICTORIA
Peb.
1
-British
Columbia
.
aurrendertng
all
IU
rights.
tUle
and
mtcreM
in
the
Itsllano
Indian
reserve
in
Vancouver
to
the
Dominion
for
wu,
limn
Hon
T
D.
Pattullo
aniKHinced
Fifteen
years
ago
the
province
paid
the
Indians
WOO
.000
to
vacate.
VANCOUVER
KXCHAMiK
Bid
Asked
180
1
70
B.C.
Silver
70
Tt
lg
Mlrl
1
00
81.1
Coast
Copicr
,
'
38
CVrk
Province
.07
baly
Alhk
.33
Dunwell
3
4.00
Oeorge
OM'P"
.0814
OlMler
JO
Independence
.104
Indian
l-
1
:!,
.13
4
Lucly
Jim
Premier
88
Porter
Idaho
Bllveianiitli
Surf
Ilt
Bunloh
To,
c
vVhiU-w;!'-!
3
66
68
.35
.00
"i
4.10
4
50
3.35
Northern
and
AIR-LI
NT.K
i'i
I'
l"l'l
,;'-.V
A",,-:.-.,aiamili:,'
has
two
c.ibins
suspended
from
the
frame
vo.
-for
the
crew.
They
are
always
level,
rogardli
On
making
a
forced
landing,
either
on
land
o,
on
water,
t
lie
larger
gondula
can
be
disenguguJ.
Engineer
Z.
11.
ioiachek
snows
how
the
paenger
cabin
will
leave
the
"mother"
plane.
PITTSBURG
NOSED
OUT
CANADIENS
UtriLlsf!!"
Lender
Ifuht
f.
tn'Spectacular
Game
With
,
Roatie
as
Hero
TOKO.VTO.
h.
I.
Lowly
IMI-tturg
aw
awl
oat
the
t'asusdlrna
in
ar
of
I
he
moot
erltlng
matches
of
the
araaon
played
In
Montreal.
The
rnnvsl
of
apetttera
saw
(heir
he
i
r
gn
dwan
U
itefral
IsrgH)
through
the
wentterful
defewre
nwrtt
of
IVorlers.
the
Pirates
ptaHr
lo
v
lite
Iteen
of
tlve
game
and
drfrmletl
his
gwtl
agehtsl
the
tntin-iNinlnirnt
of
the
He;!liig
habitants.
lutan
defeated
the
Anserlcsnw
at
llostati
ami
at
New
York
the
Hangers
lengthened
their
lightning
stroke
to
feur
gaea
by
beating
Maul
real.
0'iroj
fa
wefet
Tamnto
a.
tuuwa
4.
Ilttahurgh
i.
(anadiens
I.
Montreal
I.
New
York
Hanger
1.
New
York
Amerlt-jn
I.
Ikatlon
.
DEMPSEY
OUT
OF
FIGHTING
MIAMI.
Peb.
I.
Tex
Hlekard
an
r.ounaod
today
Jack
Dompaey's
permanent
retlceuient
from
the
ring
and
that
Tun
ay
would
defend
hla
title
against
the
winner
of
the
Delaney-Heeney
and
Bharkrv-Rlako
elimination
contests
In
June.
i
LOB
ANOBJS,
Peb.
1
Jack
Dampaey
said
"That's
fine.
It's
OK
with
we.
I
told
Rlckard
I
would
not
be
ready
In
June.
If
my
Injured
eye
muscle
im
proves.
I
may
fight
again
or
I
may
not
HUGHIE
JENNINGS
BASEBALL
MANAGER
DIED
THIS
MORNING
rf
HANTOV
1
b.
I.
lliighey
Jermlngo.'
the
ftonoin
liaseiMtl
figure,
died
this
morning
hiving
lieen
MHrken
xerlaisl.v
III
Friday,
lie
nipUlncd
tlta)'
eW
lUltlnmrr
Oriole
and
then
for
foiirteen
yean
vns
miMMger
for
IMrwlt.
serurlng
three
wiunl
and
later
with
the
New
Yolk
(Hants
asalstsnt
to
Mc-(Iraw.
.He
retired
In
HrlS
nlien
Ills
health
failed.
.
RAILWAY
IN
ALBERTA
TO
BE
CONSTRUCTED
OTTAWA.
Peb.
I.
Hon.
O.
A.
Dun
nlng.
minister
of
railways.
Introduced
to
the
House
of
Commons
yesterday
a
bill
to
provide
for
construction
of
a
rallwav
between
Rosedale
iuid
Bullpond.
A'ta
.
U
confirm
an
agreement
between
the
Canadian
National
and
Canadian
Pacific
railways
for
ccnatrurtlon
of
this
i
!.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Central
British
Columbia's
PRINCE
JtUPERT
B.C.
WEDNKSDAY,
FEBRUARY
1,
1928
mm
mm
mm
tel
mv
hi
mm,
auc.
;
i
.
t
i:
.!
'se
pi;:iie.
;ie
of
the
allele
at
Thousands
Pay
Tribute
to
Earl
Haig
as
Body
Lies
in
St
Columbans
After
Private
Requiem
.Mass.
Final
shal
at
Westminster
Abbey
LONDON.
February
1.
At
ands
of
Deonle
Started
to
pass
before
the
body
of
Earl
Haig
as
he
lay
in.
state
at
St.
Columbaii's
Church.
He
will
lie
in
state
until
ten.'ince
o'clock
tonight
and
similar
honors
son
poppies
surround
the
body
It
was
the
wish
of
Countess
floral
tributes
consist
of
Flanders
poppies
made
by
wounded
former
service
men
thus
swelling
the
funds
of
the
organisation.
A
private
requiem
mass
will
morning
at
which
the
family
and
per-,
scnal
frndt
w.'.i
be
prsasnt.
After-1
ward
Britain
will
pay
final
heners
s.t
We'tmlr.ster
Abbey
with
a
military
fureral
the
Prince
of
Wales
and
Mar-
Immigration
and
Relations
with
Oriental
Countries
Are
Further
Discussed
by
Mr.
Mackenzie
King
OTTAWA.
February
1.
Important
matters
of
domestic
con
cern
as
well
as
imperial
and
International
questions
were
dealt
with
in
the
House
of
Commons
by
Premier
Mackenzie
King
yesterday,
continuing
his
speech
in
answer
to
that
of
Hon.
R.
B.
Bennett
in
the
debate
on
the
address,
In
which
he
In
regard
to
immigration
the
Prime
Minister
enunciated
the
Doliey
of
the
government
as
"being
to
bring
into
this
country
as
many
people
ef
proper
physique
and
general
qualifications
as
the
country
is
capable
of
assimilating
with
satisfaction
to
itself
as
well
1
iiii
ni
i
nn
VTi.iYK
t.
ENPKfcssEll
IX
TllltrK
noun
nv
tii
n-'vnut
j,
i
OTTAWA.
Feb.
1.
to
the
de-
bate
on
the
address
here
yea-
!
tcrday
Prem.rt
MawRenale
King
.j,
!
made
use
of
as
aphorism
which
will
probably
become
classic.
He
saldt
'The
desire
ot
the
Government
:
In
the
matter
ot
Imperial
relations
is
expressed
in
the
three
words
equality,
co-operation
and
responsibility."
FILED
DECLARATION
l
RERUBLICANIOTinEE
'
J0N8AU.
Pel)
l
-eaptew
Austen
S.
HerBJWW-reuieB
yesseruay
wish
u-Utnrop.
Alakii
mouon
picture
man
i
drawing
for
a
175.000
home
la
Point
and
coal
opemtor,
yesterday
fUed
hU
iorey.
being
sUged
oy
Post
OS.
Osnadlan
A.i.tin..
ni
,
,,nrtiri-
f
BniMii,in
I
lesion,
was
Illegal.
A
teat
case
was
national
committee
man".
FOURTHROUNDXUP
REPLAYJN
ENGLAND
Manchester
rutted
1,
Bury
0.
Notts
Fpi,".'
'.
Derby
County
o
Newspaper
mm
mm
mimi
Js.
!
l
I
,iy
Arnold
W.
(iearick,
t
i,-
th.;
pa.seiigors
and
one
wiiict
lite
plane
ia
flying.
Honors
Will
be
Paid
Dead
Mar
and
St.
(iiles,
Edinburgh
9.:'.0
this
morning
a
file
of
thous-
will
be
paid
him
tomorrow.
Crim
Haig
that
all
wreaths
and
other
be
held
at
St.
Columban's
Friday
shals
Poch
and
Petals
attending.
The
b
dy
will
then
be
taken
to
Edinburgh
where
It
will
lie
In
state
m
St.
O
le's
Cathedral
untu
MonaUy
night.
Iter
it
will
re
buried
at
BeriMayde
answered
a
number
of
criticisms.
as
to
thcFe
br
mght
In."
Whist
Strongly
advcreting
a
-White
Canada"
and
i
"White
B.C.."
the
Premier
sUBased
the
impcrtimce
of
friendly
relations
with
Oriental
countries.
Trade
between
the
Dominion
and
the
Orient
bad
grown
by
leaps
and
bounds
and
It
was)
Uaportant
to
pte
erve
amicable
relatlonaBlps.
Re
prentatlcn
ol
the
government
at
To-
klo
might
go
far
tu
this
direction.
DRAWING
RULED
Magistrate
Shaw
nt
Vancouver
Fines
Man
Who
Was
Hnffllng
$75,000
Home
in
Sum
of
$30
viirnmnrSB
JRsl
Meatlatraie
RTrvnTr
TT
iJX.
.v.
bi
ought
by
J.
U.
Tan.
in
cnarre
m
hit
lr;iv.lnii.
who
wan
hlmaelf
fined
0.
Th:
iiHunds
of
tickets
had
already
brenjmer.t
of
the
enormous
natural
resources
sold
The
money
thus
received
wlU
hsve
t
be
returned.
111.11
COl'NTKY
1
OOTIIAI.I.
F.ngtMl
League.
Wv.
II.
Oldham
J
Sri'tlmmpum
1.
m
m79
mSk
V
jmm
TBI
Value
to
British
Columbia
of
Peace
River
Block
and
Railway
Belt
Promised
to
be
Conveyed
Will
Add
llnlf
Million
Dollars
Yearly
at
I.cat
to
Provincial
Revenue
and
immense
Area
of
Land
and
Timber
VICTORIA,
February
1.
Return
of
the
Railway
Belt
to
British
Columbia,
as
forecast
in
the
speech
from
the
throne
at
Ottawa,
will
add
about
$500,000
immediately
to
the
net
receipts
of
the
provincial
treasury,
place
nearly
10,000,000
acres
of
land
under
provincial
control,
and
well
provincial
assets
by
thp
addition
of
big
resources
of
timber,
minerals,
agricultural
land
and
water
powers.
-
In
the
Peace
River
Block,
which
the
province
expects
to
secure
in
ad
dition
to
the
railway
belt,
British
Columbia
will
gain
3,500,000
acres,
much
of
it
fertile
agricultural
land
suitable
for
heavy
production.
Alt.
(tether
the
decUlon
of
the
federal
government,
ruling
favorably
on
the
re
quest
i!
this
prv.nce,
will
repreeent
the
b.2e,t
gilt
ever
received
by
the
proviucla!
so'-errment.
and
the
meet
lutpsjrtant
change
la
its
financial
re-latt;a
with
the
Dominion
since
Con-itm
irattan.
The
railway
belt
itself
originally
eon-
steted
ot
tweuty
miles
on
either
side
oi
the
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
(rem
the
Mcrth
Arm
of
Burrard
Int
east
tc
the
Arena
border,
covering
altjether
10aTXbO0
sersi.
but
considerable
arsis
of
t
Is
lahd
have
been
alienated
by
the
deibi
goverument
(rem
time
to
tune,
The
Peace
Blver
block,
banted
over
to
the
DojtValcn
to
c-mpensaie
it
for
econ
-
osatqglkt
rsaJW4s
)a
ds
In
the
railway
bait.
eoMHoi
sa.
acres,
ot
which
an.
gajsjpsvsssjm
area
nas
oeen
remove
gfjUtii-
owersblp
of
the
Crown.
isTU
L
ill
ni:
iitiM
Of
the
railway
belt
the
Crown
still
controls
0.803.400
a-Jes.
only
1404X100
acres
having
been
permanently
alienated.
t.
r,.ur..
ere
n
re
oared
last
June
for
the
Information
of
the
provincial
goverument
and
have
not
var.ed
much
In
sddltlon.
4.108.550
acre
have
been
temporally
alienated,
that
U.
placed
In
ed
that
a
preliminary
trial
will
be
held
private
hands
fsr
(Utd
periods
under
by
Stipendiary
Magistrate
A.
R.
Ml-(,
ea
cr
reserved
(or
parks
or
other,
lory
of
Port
Clements
and
that,
ft.
purposes.
They
will
come
under
the
committal
Is
mode,
the
police
will
re-contrrl
of
the
pravlnee
which
thu
turn
to
the
cty
In
a
day
oi
j
with'
game
all
but
the
relatively
smsll
area
the
prisoner.
:
permanently
alienated.
The
alienated
portion
Is
mostly
In
the
Fraser
Valley
uhere
many
(arms
were
carved
out
-
he
railway
belt
in
the
early
days.
Thus
altogether
the
unalienated
and
ir.re'erved
portions
of
the
belt,
with
whtch
the
provincial
government
can
do
as
it
sees
fit.
Immediately
amount
toj
SBS3J80
.era.
ZVJ
ZJ2
ated
,
h
lai.ds
timber
berths
and
an
grazinf
Ces
total
1.481.785
acres:
forest
re-1
sen-a
1.7S9.7D0
acres;
parks
718.700
acres:
the
OoqulUam
Indian
Reeerve.
58
-
TOO
acres:
and
other
Indian
reserves,
17.-
700
acres.
IIKVriNI
KM
IN
HF.LT
The
figures
ou
revenue
collected
by
the
federal
government
In
the
railway
belt
are
the
beat
Indication
of
tne
value
i
The
3,e(iish
vessel
assas'and
now
of
thla
land
to
British
Columbut.
Upto!oeirii
lined
at
the
oats
dock
but
It
June.
1817.
the
Dominion
had
collected
a
total
ot
aS48OS
from
the
belt
lands
,f
which
lands
supplied
I833.513
timber
(
Fcn1(1
whlle
return
were
not
avail-and
forestry
e4.8BJ54;
mines
4300,433
l
,bk
thl,
mornlng,
that
two
more
Brians
parks.
838.804.
Itlgh
gteamers
are
due
here
by
the
end
In
the
fiscal
year
1885-36.
the
last
of
the
to
laMt
whset
They
wlU
for
which
figures
have
been
supplied
already
lined
so
may
load
before
ti.
the
provincial
government,
the
Do-1
thc
sjgoi,,,,!
ready
to
aUrt.
minion
collected
1498.003
within
the
....
belt.
This
revenue,
however,
has
largely
mewed
In
the
last
year
and
la
ex-,
'ected
to
amount
to
8700,000
for
the
.
last
fiscal
year
To
the
federal
govern
-
ment
the
belt
has
been
officially
revealed
as
a
current
liability
for
administration
expenses
In
the
year
1835-38
were
higher
than
the
groan
revenues
of
about
8800.000.
The
provincial
government
Is
confident
that
It
can
turn
the
belt
Into
a
first
class
asset
because
It
can
administer
It
Jargely
with
Its
pre
sent
machinery
at
a
coat
of
about
8100.-000
a
year.
This
would
leave
It
well
over
8500,000
a
year
as
net
revenue.
At
present
the
province
and
the
Dominion
each
maintain
separate
administrative
anechlnery
In
the
belt,
but
this
duplication
n
be
almost
eliminated
alth
the
lands
under
provincial
control
By
adding
only
slightly
to
Its
present
machinery
the
province
will
be
able
to
administer
the
area
and
secure
the
revenues
now
obtained
by
the
Dominion
Officials
are
confident.
In
fact,
that
the
present
fa
Serai
revenue
will
Increase
In
the
next
few
years
with
the
develop-
In
the
belt.
In
the
meantime,
the
re-
turn
of
the
belt
means
an
addition
of
rbout
8500,000
to
the
provincial
treasury
annually.
A
survey
of
the
natural
resources
(dbu'.lnut'd
on
pu.;c
tliritl
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
best
for
the
leant.
Phone
457
Price
Five
Cent
4X.
FAMILY
WAS
PIONEER
ONE
Further
Particulars
of
Tragedy
at
Massett
Early
in
Week
are
Being
Awaited
A
well
known
and
pioneer
family
of
settlers
is
understood
to
be
Involved
In
j
the
reported
tragedy
at
Maasett
on
Monday
in
which
It
Is
alleged
that
;
Henry
Smith
took
the
life
ot
bis
i
father.
The
dead
man
Is
about
slily
years
c(
ape
and
the
aga
tweatywo.
There
Is
a
vMov
iftd
a
Mutaawr
soil
and
daughter
in
the
family.
AO
hire
IW
at
stasaett
tmMgad-
tea
ehlldren
hsve
been
gaaeUealty
raised
there.
While
the
investigation
by
Inspector
William
Sp.ller
and
SeraMnt
Ales
Mc-
Ne'll
of
the
provincial
police
at
Massett
Is
proceeding,
further
Bsrilculars
of
the
supposed
crime
are
beist
awaited
looal-
ly
with
general
interest.
It
Is
presum-
GRAIN
STEAMER
SWA1NBY
SAILS
Sagoland
is
Now
Lining
and
More
hiP
Mv
Arrive
.
Before
End
-,
W(th
g
,uU
Qf
J70.000
of
loadaS
t
the
Alberta
Wlieat
Pool's
Prince
Rupert
elevator,
the
British
steamer
atwalnby.
the
thlr-.
teenth
grain
ship
ot
tst
season
at
this
.
ort
mWi
al
,
so
yaasltaty
afternoon
for
fky
or
order.
mav
tc
wvcrii
daya
bgggei
she
soea
on
terth
,ne
rirvator.
Meanwhile,
it
la
SOUTH
AFRICA
BEAT
ENGLAND
Fourth
Cricket
Test
Match
Won
by
Margin
of
Four
Wickets
JOHANNBSBUROH.
Fb.
1.
South
Africa
won
the
feurth
cricket
test
mstch
from
England
Sudsy
by
four
wickets.
The
standlnx
of
the
test
matches
during
the
present
tour
Of
the
Maryle-bone
Clubs
team,
repNatntatlve
ot
aU
England
in
South
AfH
la:
England
won
3
fHuth
Africa
won
1.
t
Drawn
Ki'tncx
1.
To
be
played
1
The
scoiei,
lit
the
fourth
match
which
coiicluUcd
today
are
aa
follows:
England
363
and
918.
South
Africa
338
and
156
for
8
wtckets.
41
Mill
MAN
MAUMED
JCNEAi'
Feb.
l.
art
Thelle,
secretary
of
Alaska,
was
married
to
Mka
Ccliu
MU
ju;;hl.ii
MoRiay
QlgUU
"
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'7-1
,va
'I
A
t
J'
'II
i
5.
it'i
S3
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