PAGE
TWO
Stribllng
Slightly
Taller
Than
Sharkey
Winner
to
Meet
Heeney
or
Uzcutlun
Will
font
ratei
'
NEW
YORK,
FWftlv-r-Tbere's!
one
biggest
day
in
the
lifa
of
I
every
man
in
every
business
or'
trade.
Even
boxers-
have
them.
February
27
probably
will
be
v
Neither
'StribMn$
noting.:
mm
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
dilplayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
Arrive
Tomorrow
Morning
and
Leave
For
Home
Sunday
THREE
TEAMS
COMING
earn
'
Avilr-re'tu
rn
The
home
tsl&afjnjUr
than
mohfl
Union
boat
on
Sunday,
and
the
($
is
long
as
Gene
Tifefcey
!eenior!,
and
Intermediates
will
re
mX
1.
II
til
It.V
'
.
..
.
..
and
flack
Dempsey
were
in
the
'turn
on
Sunday
afternoon
on
the
game.
Ttinney
second
defeat
of
power
poat
Granbj.
"
Jack,
and
his
subsequent
retire-)
fhe
local
baslcetball
association
ment
left
the
field
open,
where-nas
made
arrangements,
to
have
upon
both
Strib
and
Jack
gotithe
Anyox
ladies'
team,
during
busy.
Strib,
who
had
been
shdf
fling
along
with
indifferent
Mceeas.
concentrated
on
a
punch.
He
their
stay,
reside
at
the
homes
of
the
local
players.
The
team
will
be
composed
of
the
following:
Misses
Helen
and
Julia
Calder-
was
successful.
If
88
knockouts
!6ne
Margaret
Morriot,
Doris
in
his
last
42
-fights
mean
any-
Greenwood,
Pat
O'Neil.
Tess
Gor-thlng.
Sharkey,
financially
in-
don,
Annie
Scott,
Mildred
Dresser
dependent
because
of
his
heavy
and
Lillian
Dresser.
Mrs.
R.
J.
earnings
in
mi.
made
a
less
Mann!nfr
will
accompany
the
pretentions
start,
but
he
rapped
Kjrfl
a
chaperone.
over
the
few
opponents
selected
i
a
part
of
the
entertainment,
for
his
warm-up
bouta
and
is
tht'arranrei
by
the
local
association,
choice
of
many
a.
critic
to
rajkeU
dance
is
to
be
held
on
Friday
good
in
his
epen.cC
t4-J
try
for
a
shot
evening,
after
the
games,
in
the
at
the
titl.
li.O.D.E.
Hall.
ti...
v.
jisr...
i
I
the
men,
as
shown
by
scale
a"nd
tape
roeamre.
Strib-
is
taller
thai)
the
W8!818
by
three-quarters
of
ao
Jock
and
has
a
superior
reach
by
two
and
one-
half
inches,
but
Sharkey
evens
it
up-with-Wsweight
advantage
of-j
game'
front
the
Prt
Simpson
team
seven
pounds.
'"SiftOing
is
ti
j
which
played
In
the
local
league
and
Sharkey
26
years
of
age.
The
victor
porbably
will
be
matched
with
the
winner
of
an
early-summer
bout,
between
Tom
Hefner,
a
n;Paj)linf!
Uzctidun,
for
a
Septepibejf'
ght
with
the
heavyweight
crown
as
the
prize.
See
"Abie'
Irish
Rose."
The
games
should
be
well
contested,
with
Anyox
having
a
Slight
edge
on
the
playing
in
the
senior
games.
Anyox
lost
one
and
won
one
during
the
recent
visit
of
the
Rupert
players
to
a
.
.
Anyox.
aiso
Anyox
won
one
during
the
first
Wlf.
So
according
to
the
dope
sheet,
real
battles
may
be
expected
during
these
games.
The
latest
rervirt
from
Anyox
Is
that
there
motto
Is,
win
all
the
games,
but
win
them
cleanly.
And
as
the
Rupert
players
are
just
as
determined,
the
fans
will
be
treated
to
some
fast
and
clean
games.
The
loeal
t'-ams
have
been
practicing
consistently
since
it
was
announced
that
Anyox
would
be
here.
The
first
game
tomorrow
night
will
be
the
intermediate
followed
by
the
girl's
game.
The
Anyox
senior
team
will
play
the
Native
Sons,
and
on
Saturday
will
play
the
Players'
Club.
The
Native
Sons
team
will
be
Dido
Gurvich,
Spiro
Gurvich,
Harry
Meniies,
Doug
Frizzell.
Ed
Bodily,
Mike
ISudinich
and
Jack
MeNulty.
SECOND
DIVISION
M
BILLIARDS
TIGHT
Lead
of
Grotto
Heduccd
to
Scant
Five
Points
at
Hands
of
Cold
Storage
Iast
Night
The
standing
of
teams
in
the
second
division
billiard
league
was
tightened
up
in
an
interesting
manner
as
a
result
of
the
playing
last
night
of
thfs
week's
fixture
Sti:ge,
the
boys
from
Seal
Cove
winning
a
decisive
045
to
841
victory
over
the
tobacconists.
The
Grotto
maintains
the
lead,
but
it
has
been
reduced
to
but
five
points
above
the
Cold
Storage,
which
jumped
from
the
cellar
into
second
place
with
a
Scant
four-point
lead
over
the
Gland
Terminals.
J.
Campbell's
big
victory
for
lows:
M.
M.
McLachlan.
Grotto,
200:
J.
Hillman.
Cold
Storage,
151.
J.
IVesley
19S,
W.
Bailey
200.
W.
B.
Wllllseroft
200,
A.
Maedonald
194.
George
Howe.
108,
Charles
Bap-He
200.
Aid.
S.
D.
Maedonald
60,
J.
Campbell
200.
See
"Abie's
Irish
Rose."
Vancouver
Sprinter
Equals
World
Record
In
40-Yard
Dash
DBTRQIT,
Feb.
21
Percy
Williams,
world's
champion
sprinter
of
Vancouver,
won
another
race
and
equalled
the
world's
record
here
lat
night
when
he
won
a
special
40-yard
dash
in
Michigan
A.A.U.
indoor
meet
in
4
and
2-5
The
three
Anvox
basketball
seconds.
Eddie
folan
of
the
Uni-
the
b,lrcsl
day
fr
William
Law-
tm.
ar
to
nlav
.erie.
i
'-S
of
Michigan
was
second
rence
Strftling.
On
that
day
at
0f
games
here
on
Friday
and
foot
behind.
Williams
Miami
Beach
he
fights
Jack
Shar-
Saturday
nights
will
arrive
in
squalled
the
record
mark
set
in
key
for
wiat
may
amount
to
the
city
early
tomorrow
morning.
190:5
Wnt
Eaton
at
Boston.
first
claim
on
the
heavyweight
The
men's
senior
and
intermed-championship
of
the
world.
jate
teams
will
arrive
aboard
the
Sharkey
has
already
had
his
company's
power
boat
Granby,
biggest
day.
And
he
muffed
it.
which
is
to
leave
Anyox
this
eve-Ilia
day
vmJiMfril.
1927.
Btl
niK.
The
ladies'
senior
team
he
permitted
Ja1
Pempsey
ta
an-Hfe
aboard
the
C.N.R.
trick
him-
into
knominiou
de-
stMnier
Prince
Qeortfe
also
to-
VANCOUVER
MAN
JOINS
LOCAL
FIRM
AND
WILL
ladies
irevor
JopDston,
orouiH
oi
mo
.a.
i
TaVi
n
a
Inrt.rWo
fl
ti
in
i
Vim
ilv
end
has
taken
an
interest
in
his
brother's
business,
where
he-will-have
ch4
ge
of
the
stock
department.
'
Mf.
Johnson
has
been
with
MiJ-
ler
Court
Company
at
Vancouver:
and
knows
the
business
well;
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
(Courtesy
of
S.
D.
Johnson
Co.,
Ltd.)
The
following
quotation)
were
bid
and
asked:
B.
C.
Silver,
1.25,
Nil.
Bayview,
M,
5.
Beaver
Silver
18,
14.
Big
Missouri,-
1.92,
1.94.
Cork
Province,
19',
2Q.
Cotton
Belt,
NIL
50.
.
Dunwelt,
14,
la.
Duthie
Mines,
G2.
65.
Ceerge
Copper
9.60,
9.75;
Georgia
IllVer,
5S,
54,
tiolconda,
1.22,
1.25.
Grand
view,
CI,
62,
Independence,
9'i,
1014.
Indian
Mines,
&Vt,
1
Intern.
Coal
k
Coke,
$61,
.98.
Kooienay
Florence.
19.
20.
Kooteftay.
Klng
38.
30.
L.
L
L.
Nil.
5.
Lakeview.
1,
1.
Lucky
Jim,
Nil,
18.
.
Mohawk.
574.
6.
Morton
Woolsey;,
5,
4.
Marmot
Rfyer
Gold,
6',
7.
Mafmot
Metals,
Nil,
6'',.
Mat.
Sll.
O.
18.
18i.
Toble
Five,
70,
70'.
Perid
Oreille,
llSO,
1140.
Premier,
L95,
1.97.
Porter-Idaho,,
,59,
GO.
Reeves
Maedonald.
3.4
G,
3.50.
Rufus-Argehta,
37,
38.
Ruth-Hope,
45,
4C.
Silver
Crest
Nil.
11.
Silverado,
NH
,
1.15.
Snowflakei
-91.
4.
Sunloch,'
i&fl,
3.G0.
TermlnU,
10-Teplej
lilfhfleldi
48,
44.
Toric
Mln6f.
2.06.
2.20.
Wellington,,
1C.
17.
Whitewater.'
i.02,
1.05.
Woodbihei.lV4.
-Nil.
Bluebird;
2ft,
21.
.
.
Oils
DalhouslefJIl.
1.76.
1.80.
Fabyon
P.eip.
G'j.
C"...
timeftt
Stocks
Sherrltt-trdcr.
8.G6,
Nil.
Noranda,
CW5,
Nil.
PlUNCEirOPEnT
WEATHEIi
Prina
ifi'itMTt
Orarraf,
lia-lit
between
the
Grotto
and
Cold
Uoutheast
wnd
temperature
34.
Heart
trouble
Hinds
nd
Feet
Numb
and
Cold
Mrs.
Win.
Fowler,
Auburn,
Ont.,
writes
!
"Strtml
yeirs
io
I
was
troubled
with
toy
heart
and
nerves,
so
it-
-.i
j
0,
-..,
j
.
,
iu,
irara,
raj
nuai
wtnua
wcomi
"
u
"i
"
Vl
'
umb
sod
roJ4.
I
took
dottor's
medi-
120
points
over
Aid,.
S.
D.
M.lt-1
ciee,
iot
a
whil.
but
it
did
me
littls
or
donald
was
responsible
entirely
M
I
uppenerl
to
so
:
for
the
Told
Storage
win
vyt
:
Individual
scois
were
aiigl
idrertM
nd
lUrted
ttking
them
t
onrt,
tnd
confihued
for
toms
(in,(
and
aiiu
(Mri
I
lir
bid
to
returrt
of
tnf
trouble."
rrk-s
fi6e.
a
lot
at
ill
drutwbii
And
dealen,
orrtiailed
direct
oa
nrtivi
of
tri
by
The
T.
Milburn
Co.,
Ltd.,
Toronto,
Ont
.
a
THE
DAILY
NEWS
In
The
World
of
Sport
CHANCES
FOR
ANYOX
TEAMS
BIG
FIGHTERS
ARE
EXPECTED
FOR
WEEK-END
PERCYWINS
AT
DETROIT
PLAYING
IN
CHAMPIONSHIP
HON,
j
r
I
James
Quinn.
well
known
Montreal
cueist,
who
is
playing
Tom
Tothlll
for
the
Dominion
cham-
Kngliab
billiards,
present
'
tltleHolder.
CLAIM
MADE
FOR
HIGHWAY
OTTAWA.
Feb.
21.
Brig.
-Gen.
J.
A.
Clark.
Conservative
of
Burrard,
speaking
on
the
highway!
debate
in
the
house
of
com-uidns,
contended
that,
under
the
terms
that
British
Columbia
en-td.ed
Confederation,
the
federal
government
w.is
obligated
to
build
a
highway
from
the
eastern
boundary
of
B.
r.
'CANADIAN
COMPANY
AFFECTED
THROUGH
w
n
curt
I
iiiiikirc
i
It.
V.
OIII,Jil,J,
JtlllilllO
t.
$1500,00.000.
The
minister
stated,
that
many
penalties.
See
"Abie's
Irish
Rose."
CHANGE
LIKELY
ORANGE
LODGE
'
IN
FINANCING
I
CONVENTION
ON
OF
EDUCATION-
Hon.
Joshua
Hinchliffe
Leave
That
Impression
With
Committee
VICTORIA,
Feb.
21
irpiitriii
ii
li
irrrs
lb
iiuiiik
kitcii
iimitv
hi
ini
,
r
i
i:v
in
iris
iiriinira
STEAMERS
MAY
Canadian
National
Vessel
Lost
I
Big
Contract
and
Now
Lose
i
Money
BAD
WEATHER
It
n
Mtinnnn
nn
nit
business
does
DOt
V
I
I
1,11
L
U
M
I
1
H
V
II
U.
O.
LUniLIUl
tfVrtOn
pkee
the
contract
fof
'WINDSOR.
Feb.
21:
Work
on
by
the
MA
NITON
a
r.ni-m
......
ancouver,
Where
Allan
Davie
.jg
years
caused
utei,S
MINISTERS
AND
wgL?
TO
ADJOURN
HOIse
L
(rtfitlfitfed
ff
ual
Meeting
Taking
Place
In
bee
gfaiitetl
to
h,.
Is
Prince
Rupert
"Delegate
"
:
:OMly"the
ratin(;,ti
Mature
is
neces-.;,,
Canadian
Canadian
National
National
Steam-
Steam-
dy
oay.
a
grauuai
inaw
is
in
prog-
-
'
altitui
tn
lh
Paflfir
St-smahin
fCSS
jimately
$10,000,000
was
brought
Company
and
which
resulted
in
.to
a
Standstill
in
the
factor)'
of
a
decrease
of
the
revenue
of
over,
the
OotffVdson
Truck
Co.
through
$300,000
per
annum
it
the
in-
jth(
collapse
of
the
United
States
tention
of
the
government
to
sell
Jfirm
which
has
thrown
the
Can-,
the-steamers.
Th(s
was
the,
aos
fadfan
flrffl
Into
the
hands
of
the
wei
given
by'
the
minister
h
reevlvrs.
At
the
neak
of
nro-
ralfwavs
to
Geonre
Dlick.1
Cn
dtfetiori.
the
company
employs
Mrtctive
member
for
te
Yukon
frewfoor
to
five
hundred
men.
,t
.
laaj
wnen
.Mr.
uiacK
aseti
u
i
TEN
PIHOSS
IlUBNED
-M
L'Z.tiX'Z
!B.C
California
Service
'the
C.N.
PITTSBURGH.
Feb.
21
:-Ten
:
stejlhtshipa
were
not
operated
at
peraoftf
were
burned
to
death
in
a
tti
He
aske4
If
it
was
the
nnt
i
ennayivania
Gdeatburg
Mrs.
Leo
lite
children
perish
IIUWro
Mrs.
Z.
their
new
connection
With
the!
Paelflc
Steamship
Company,
the
ctfricern.
paper
fom
ent
to
that
ntHffene
of
dollars
wfiuld
have
to
o
ritTftTrri
Alt
nrnhninn
M)fl
-wiped
out
from
tne,
valuation
OtilltntL
Uil
ItKKAlt
shown
in
the
balance"
sheet
of
ex-
aW
-
rcea.'
assets
as
recommended
by
NATIVE
IS
APPEALED
chartered
aeeountanv$now
mak-
-
ing
an
audit
ef
the
.'government
W.
Q.
Fulton
Acting
f6r
Willie
h66ii4
and
ufldertaklfrgl.
Rohm,
Given
Further
Time
to
Mf
.
Shelly
stated
that
the
net
'
,
'
File
Notice
In
County
tash
deficit
of
the
previous
gov-j,
j
Court
ernment
up
to
March
31
last!
Ty
totalled
ti.7fi0.000
jisa
an
addl-i
W.
O.
Fulfnn
wan
trlven
fur.
tional
cash
deficit
fftjhe
year
,tWr
time
by
Judge
H.
E.
A.
Rob-ending
next
March
31
was
estl-
ertMn
in
county
court
yesterday
mated
at
$2,000,000,
r
a
total
!
aftef
htwn
to
file
notice
of
appeal
deficit
of
$6.70.00.
:r
the
ease
of
Willie
Ross,
native,
Estimated
revenues
for
the
'
who
was
recently
sefttehc
to
one
fiscal
year
192D-30
were
placed
by
1
yea?'s
Imprisonment
In
police
the
mlmst.-r
at
$25,287,851
and
estimated
gross
expenditure
at
S25.280.729,
leaving
an
expected
surplus
for
next
lear
of
$7122.
Cannot
Cut
Taxes
That
the
government
finds
itself
unable
to
make
substantial
tax
eductions
at
this
time
owing
to
the
necessity
of
restoring
trust
funds
used
by
former
administration
to
offset
deficits
was
a
statement
made
by
Mr.
Shelly.
The
minister
was
outspoken
In
his
condemnation
of
the
policy
of
the
former
administration
in
making
eetift
at
Terrace
under
the
Juv
enile
Delinquency
Act.
use
01
irust
mnus,
uecianng
inai)f
1
-
n'""--y:.v'
"
u.i
j-
u...i
!
JOnn
()om
Of
IJknalnfr
1
uau
any
private
irusi
cvrainnjr,
,
lu
V'
a
t
t
been
guilty
of
financing
Jn
slmi-
-
A
B,xth
cfhlId
the
par-lar
mannel
it
would
have
had
its
nt
are
recovering
from
s,!ous
would
have
been
liable
to
heavy
FIVE
CHILDREN
ARE
BURNED
TO
DEATH
As
Result
of
Pot
of
Boiling
I.ard
Cafching
Fire
in
Liirwlng
(III
)
Home
CHICAGO.
Feb.
21.
Fire,
stftrtlng
when
a
pot
of
boiling
lard
Ignited
on
a
stove,
puttied
to
death
ine
nve
chiidrrn
of
Mi-,
and
Mrs.
II.
lait
VANCOUVER
WHEAT
VANCOUVER,
Feb.
21.
Wheat
was
quoted
on
the
local
exchange
today
at
$1.31
"2.
TO
EXPLORE
P
.
ANTARCTIC
n'
-
ire
and
Outfit
Expedition
Premier
Announce
MRS.
M.E.
SMITH
GIVES
ADDRESS!
tlritish
Columbia
the
the
loss
of
life
has
been
marked,"
she
said,
"and
hazards
had
been
notably
lessened."
i
BRILLIANT
BRITISH
SOLDIER
SUCCUMBS
-Power
Comtaan
n
Uc
House
of
Commofls
yester-
Australian
Government
to
Organ-
f.iAjlin
Hogg,
in
jage
j
'
a
ri
.
vr
V,;"rw."'.
W.
T
"V
3"
"nni
rseai
on
the
I,,,,
eager
f.
.,,.
King,
to
the
Orange
..
,,.fi.n
f
thv,
Union
nf
R
C.
in.
.
ano
tL'n
.
rimtnt
tr.
thu
PrA.
l"e
IWer
Compur
Municipalities
by
the
minister
to
teituni
Home
at
New
Westminster,
J.
Cornett.
Conservative
of
to
the
Orangt
Sent
net.
League
of
South
Vaneoure
'.
Nation:;,
separate
schools,
Iriunl-
The
secretary
of
the
nlttnfeipal-
'grgtioft,
restoration
of
the
Pahal
ities
committee
stated
yesterdxy.
empora!
pow
,
Canadian
clthten-ufit-n
giving
the.reai.on
why
all
hip
and
loyalty
to
the
Empire,
the
matters
brought
up
by
the
'f;e
cr
iiven.
ion
i
f
proceeding.
committee
dealing
with
educational
recommendations
from
the
A.
M
union
wen-
tabled
for-
the
year,
me
Prince
Rupert
Orange
Lodge
that
it
was
to
allow
the
govern-'
n
the
Lrmil
Lodge
convention.
-nent
time
to
formulate
its
policy
.
'
A
bill
to
incorporate
fee
North-
n
1
f
17
M
MP
IT
it
TIP
'
west
Telephone
Company'
was
held;
KAKKAftSHlVI
ud
br
tne
committee
In-order
to
lirlljlvrllllj
ilt
?
JLf
-
Ueft
certain
clnvr"It1
the
jbill.
-r
'
-
t
T.
t).
Pattullo
submitted
an
-art
t-ie
I6w-pri
.
..,.;f,.
kvitler
at
tion
of
rural
Ma!
he
i'Mij
.
Aorscpowt
1
:i;
ui-e.i
at
frum
i
i
i:.!-.:
.
y
the
lnw
,
-i
,
'
t
!'t
Canada.
Se-.
i
n
S
-iters
Kuii-.
Davie
is
the
delegate
of
totkro
on
whith
,
Tffffct
one
of
tht-
la
r
water
enclomd
u
lorthland.
AtfT.ut
t
texl
with
Ue
im
i
"Corapanr.
J
Aetaally
the
s
(Falls
site
is
adaj
'
termed
the
L'ppei
Sren
Sisters.
I
has
estimated
th
r
ot
the
'
Wlhnlpt
g
1
plfiy.
and
arrant-.
txfHtf
wtld
be
CANBERRA.
Aust.,
Feb.
21:-.
brt1ub
of
the
F
Premier
Bruce
announced
in
th-e
3iM
h
on
'
aro
t
amendment
whereby
the
share;
tween
the
Manitoi,,,.i
capital
of
the
eorapanjr
eould
not
parls
0f;
Conn(ry
Inundated
by
''
and
the
otitic
;
be
lfereaed
wHhout
the
consent
;
.
floods
and
Avalanches,
;
.Winnipeg,
the
nvtr
of
the
Heutenant-governor
in
Milder
in
England
int0
tw'n
branch.
I
council.
!
which
Is
situated
"
I
LONDON.
Feb.
21:
Flooda
th
W.m
...
and
avalanches
have
Uken
t'miny
on
the
-f,.,
heavy
toll
of
life
and
prorerty
eontroversial
s.
tin
the
Balkans
and
neighboring
TIP
CAl
Fi
Cin
A
AT
1
cou
nt
ries-
'"upted
communica-
Oppoaenta
of
tht;
t
xiii
m
n
uuukc
vaxvnunx
known
but
it
is
learned
that
th
private
compan-
Thrace
and
Macedonia
have
suf-
'
W
th
tw.
,,.:
fered
almost
calamitous
inunda-
nnipeg
River
tn
i
tioa.
One
avalanche
in
Jugo-
Sisters
Pinawa
r.
..
?
ConitJ
aucn
.,-,-
--
ISMvlaikiirtel'aeven
deathl.
I
OTTAWAj
Feb..
2i:-If
other
.-Zn
weather
still
prevails
in
stands
to
the
pr
y.
OeVelDD
elfcp
to
10
re-
re-
.
!"s
...
"'
of
the
"
continent,
tviiinitiii.
in
in
Kng-
.uK'
rr",
1
r,
,,
T-
iL
trans-
hind
the
mercury
today
stood
at
'JW
F',',
w
a
I.
a-
I
.aat.a
.-
al
T
n.aW
"
nfllra.avfl
n
portatloo
of
paper.
whlcH
was
lost
1
tan
oegre
MgJ
(un
jefM
vr
1
r
'
iiou-e
oi
iMriinnnuiinw
tieveloament
could
'
e
r
i,iatention
or
tne
uovernmem
to
that
the
government
had
decided
'.
.it.
i
a
r
Mangold
and
tvtikflraw
ih.
r
v
nHi,
.-j
i
.
.j.
,vv'
'
.
tbrte
children
died.
will
boild
op
the
new
trade
,hip
of
Sir
Douglas
Mawson
and
mt
kf
It
I
'
lMrti7
Dower
as
a
maxim
I
Will
avnlnr
that
Mrf
nf
Ilia
Ant-
i
.
-
.
a;.i,a
it
r..-.
...j
.u..'
.
I
A
A
ton
01
OV'W
.
.
.....
...
a
i
aitnc
uirrciij-
souin
ti
nuniiBim.
have
faced
he
DOWN
FIRST
BUDGET
IN
"'y'-
"ini
"17"
'
Airplanes
win
be
used
lor
inland
dex;ided
to
,1.
LEGISLATURE:
yHTICIZES
WW
to
the
reorgarifaation
of
jurvey..
The
Pwitish
government
andw
pyj,
0WD,
LIBERAL
FINANCING.
MS
j
Ii
nS
xft?
a1
""M"'''"
veH,tL
Idlae
to
the
estlm
'
i
-
,
.nuu'vnncu
vnc-
uiv
a
1
1
1
b
tuu
(Continued
from
are
one)
Iy"plced
the
tangibje
wealth
M
djrifract
for
fcairylng
iBrittah
Columbia
at
aproxtmately
B-C4
to
Caiiforjift
w
York
Mills,
Ont
wv
In
'investigating
"
were
enlisted
by
f'
gyvenimht.
H!
'
OTflaOOO
frf
the
"i"'
at
the
twin
Seven
Vancouver
Woman
Speaks
Before
?
n
ddlllona
i
'
Safety
Uague
In
Montreal
of
the
Plnwa
;
MONTREAL.
Feb.
21.
I
prIneVs
ripM
"School
children
of
today
are
fne
"
,
learninir
the
iHncinlea
of
safety
Company
t
i.li.l
.i
i
u
.-
1
1.
:
I'lnswA
ftlant
W,
hest
to
teach
them."
said
Mrs.
000.000-the
estjn
at,
1
Mry
Rllerfl
Smith
of
Vaneouver
government
deteh'i
-nr
when
addftaslBg
the
Province
oT'.Vaftfd
to
$33,37
'
!P
fjoebee
Safety
League
liere.
"Hfflure
was
coni
i
Is
the
moat
solemn
duly
of
the
by
the
government
nation
so
to
hring'
up
the
young
attractive
80-year
c
geherntrOft
that
the
loss
of
life
is
lease.
mlmmned
Und
aeeldentt
do
not
The
scandal
m;iv
eut
off
manhood.
e
vftallr
neeea-
the
fall
of
the
I
sary
to
the
Dominion,
Mrs.
ment.
Smith
said.
''During
the
short
league
has
been
estab
ml
i'.r
'Mti
d
thirty-three
ng
h,,;'
J,,
delegaie
were
preent
when:,the
B
-tne
if-iJL.
...
w
.-Leglsla-
C'and
Orange
Lodge
of
British
ed
tdhui
i,pur'-
down
own
at
at
the
the
Columbia
Columbia
opened
opened
its
annual
meet-
powW
,
th(?
,
j,?
tux
:
tion
may
be
brought
next
session
by
the
minister
of
ing
here
yesterday
education,
Hon.
Joshua
llihch-
Grand
Master
W.
G.
Gamble,
I
:
f
.
.
w.t&t
in
altlaa
anil
arU..
I
hllriUitA
lit
DVina
aimm
ifJeatiofi
was
li
VI
'
i
.
.
o,,vm
."'-
-
T--
V
..
.
v.
..wan.,.
,'..
ay.
-f
-
&
arei".
c
rpH
den
of
education.
This
was
the
the
year.
He
referdd
to
the
rei.i
.
iPVJnulity
u
li-1
1
the
s
if
rt'i
im-nt
and
t
h-
...
v.
I
on
hiiVe
nc
:,
,
.
...
'lated
about
70
milt
-
r
..
yWbmlpeg
n
the
W
vhicJj
flows
from
...
(..
.,
,'twi
in
j;niarii.
u.
i.
..
u
.
JHl
1
-1
ii
v
and
atiBtt,
Meh
government
vessels
on
tion
tn
th
Antrctie
rxrlAn
1
,
-,
Writey
YW&
other
routes
as
it
Ms
calcu-
which
will
be
under
the
leader-
T
,
-
-
i
V
.
f.'
IS-
li!'
raiis
ft
.
k.
t.rf
Mf
tabfc'ih
BURNS
COMPANY
IS
reduction
In.
AWARDED
JUDGMtM
Gen.
1((.
Hon
Sir
John
Orenfell
Maxwell
Dead
In
South
Africa
II.
A
1
'uyment
of
6SI
n
counts
of
Ilankrupl
Huine.s
10
Judgment
in
full
'
r.-
h
....
Z
-i
I...
T.iiTiM
n
uil
was
given
vy
"
j
Robertson
Ih
coun
v
i
i
a.
...i,m
(
muiTiiug
in
,r
1
Co..
Ltd.,
who
suei
"
The(
,
lor
the
sum
or
oo
onP
CAPETOWN.
South
Africa.
'involved
the
deft'tiL'1
v
j
reu.
zi.
general
me
lit.
lion,
guarantee
for
anew
'
yj.
Slf
John
Grenfell
Maxwell,
C.
Ifutchers
&
't0i''
mf
D.
3.
O.,
one
of
the
most
brll-jwhlch
concern
bci-am--
Hunt
nf
Ilrltfl
n'a
ui
,
in
.11..
1
1
f
W
VaimalV
i
'
..mi.
"
"
bu.u.v.0,
UIUI
M.J
IT.
here
today
of
pneumonia.
He
was
'plaintiff,
while
W
70
years
of
age.
'peared
for
the
defend'