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TWQj
In
The
W
VIPTORT
A
FpK.
9(
JMnhhv
Rmve's
Portland
Buck
orld
of
Sport
Hardy
Nereids
Brave
the
Ice-Gripped
Waters
Despite
severe
frost,
girla
ot
the
Ken
Wood
swimmiiiK
club
dally
in
winter
waters
and
playfully
toss
about
small
sections
of
rim-ice
as
though
the
mercury
was
at
suffocating
temperature.
Rough
Hockey
Last
Night
in
Victoria
and
the
Spectators
Show
Resentment
at
Referee
MOOSE
LADIES
WHIST
LEADERS
They
and
Canadian
National
Were
Winners
In
Ust
Night's
Games
f
f
n;i
.Kmr.
tn
tVa
X7irtnria
Pulio!
Games
last
night
in
the
ladies'
utuusiucuuutaiuui
uuu.u.u
V?
Uertlon
of
th
Fraternal
Whist
in
a
coast
nocxey
league
game
nere
iusl
nignuiu
uiie
Lea?ne
re8Uited
as
follows
the
roughest
games
played
here
this
season,
un
several
i
Moose
dies
7,
Orange
Ladiesteur,
Sport
Ghat
"Utile
Bill"
Johnston
la
undertaking
to
annoy
the
United
States
Lawn
lVni
association
by
pleading
lor
an
open
tennis
tournament
along
the
lines
per-
!
mitted
w
golf
where
tn
Holy
J
amateur
mingles
w.th
vh
dlurui
land
C0in-eolvting
professional,
i
writes
Andy
LytU
in
the
Van
couver
Sun.
Mr
lohnston
will
ptofeSflonal
are
there
in
the
great
United
States?
Mr.
Tilden
was
tinder
the
ban.
it
is
trbo,
un-t!i
the
Uavi.s
i
iip
matches
impending,
wht
n
he
was
quickly
purified.
.lnhi,.i.a
has
been,
however,
a
eiy
consistent
amateur.
Verhbi
hu
never
tJW
have
a
yeiT
for
lit.
r.iture
Hko
Heien
Will
and
me
note
Tilden.
NnHr
Ver
the
I'
S.L.T.A.
solons
compelled
to
force
Lift)
Bill
to
taker
oth
hants
off
h1
portable
typewriter.
He
was
a
nicely
behaved
amateur
all
the
time
he
was.
ranked
away
up
and
the
solons
should
give
ear
to
his
:
pleadings
on
that
count
alone.
One'
hardly
knows
how
the
i
amateur
and
the
professional
in
tennis
would
shape
up
against
each
other.
A
first
rate
amateur,
in
golf,
is
just
about
as
good
as
his
professional
shot-maker'
In
all
other
spheres
the
professional
ranks
above
the
amateur.
Professional
baseball,
hockey,
boxing
and
other
pro
fessional
sports
rank
so
far
above
equally
skillful.
That
might
de
velop
If
it
were
shown
that
a
prb-fessienal
in
tennis
could
make
as
much
money
directly
as
he
did,
indirectly,
as
an
alleged
ama-
the
ice
for
'
Canadian
National
Ladies
i
5,
St.7.
.Way
notLgo
further
and
anc
On
two
occasions
Ion
had
to
halt
the
play
while
the
ice
Gw
;
cleared
of
orange
peel,
programs
and
paper
that
the!
,0W8n:e
SCORERS
IN
CRIBLEAGUE
A,
Mejntosh,
C.
N.
Operating
WW
F.
E.
Wermig,
C
N.
operating
c-ji
iy
me
unuerawnuiun,
.
m
ve
tb.
hurry
twr.
if
P8'.
I,
McBwen.
Cold
atorage
.
over
Vincent
Richard
and
Waryjg
jj
prce
New
Emprew
.
.
urowne.
wnai
ouibvuuu.
w
tanee.
Canadian
Legion
.
J.
C
ark.
P.
K.
Hotel,
U.
Shsith.
V.
ft.
HaUl
J.
Wkson,
P.
ft.
Hotel
....
Vy
lRiuston,
Oranjre
1-fl.lge
Sam
Moran,
Now
Empress
II.
Letourneau.
K.
of
C.
.
.
VV
Rothwell.
Orange
Lodge
T.
J.
J.
Fortune.
K.
of
C.
.
R.
Anderson.
Cold
Stora..
I.
rJ
Hill,
C.
N.
Operating
Hughes,
C.
N.
Operating-.-.
-81
V
Iftrvey,
P.
R.
Hotel
.
.
81
UnKlea.
Canadian
IgfeBrJ
81
il.
Smith.
Orange
Endiei
....
Su
T.
ftousay,
Eaglea
i
80
H.
Skattibol,
C.
N.
Opeaating
80
,V.
Daviea,
uinatipn
Lfgioo
I.
Andrew.
Grotto
L....
78
D.
Kennetly,
Cold
Storage'
..
77
A.
French,
New
Empress
75
J.
Watt,
P.
R.
Hotel
74
H.
Astoria,
K.
of
G
74
H.
Arney,
Moose
74
L
Astoria,
K.
of
C
78
U.
Vierick,
Eaglea
73
J.
Wynne,
Orange
Lodge
...
72
W.
Bailey,
Orange
Lodge
....
72
A.
King,
C.
N.
Operating
..
71
W.
Reid.
Eagles
.,
u
the
amateur
tvere
is
really
no!P
Aldrldire.
Orange
Lodge
.
70
comparison
possible.
If
Little
j
.
Uwreneen,
Canadian
Leg.
.
70
Dill
succeeds
in
causing
the
ten-F
skiellum.
New
Empress
..
C9
nis
solons
to
become
broad-min-
j
T
j
pk0M
q
jj
Mechanics
09
ded,
it
may
come
ta
pas
that
j
p'
pjff'0U(
k
of
C
'.
69
the
professional
in
i
tennis
win
De
Rarrie
Grotto
C9
tiori
open
track
and
field
meets?
date
are
as
fol-
There
are
certain
amateur
stars
'ii
i
.
i
t
a
inai
are
sure
lire
vox
oiii-
ai-
F.
A.
Regera,
C.
N.
Methinica
G9
SI.
M
Lamb.
Canadian
Legion
08
F
Barber.
C.
N.
Mechanjca
.
68
A.
Astoria.
K.
of
C.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
68
M.
Murray.
Native.
Sons.....
68
8.
Horn.
C.
N.
Mechanics
.
65
.1.
Morrison.
Native
SonsJ
...
63
G.
Iloyer,
Moose
63
J.
L.
Hlctey.
Grotto
62
fans
showered
him
with,,
.
.
Moose
6
4
6
tractions.
Why
should
they
not
1
itATIim
IM?
A
I
Only
in
the
first
part
did
the
Cubs
hold
their
own.
1
he,
Orange
5
5
5
be
entitled
to
possess
a
fair
per-)
flLll
lLfiL
4
Buckaroos
scored
one
in
each
of
the
first
and
second
pe-
St.
George's
:
.1
1
tt,
lr-f
C.
N.
R.
...
Z
iuua
ctnu
lvvu
ui
kiic
iaov.
FINEPLAY
PORT
SIMPSON
,
BADMINTON
WINNERS
AT
City
t"hampions
Decided
IjisI
Night
In
Finals
o
I.O.D.E.
City
Open
Competition
Probably
the
finest
exhibition
of
badminton
which
has
ever
been
sees
in
this
qity
vaa
the'
filay
last
night
in
the
finaU
of
the
city
-ope)
,chaapionAlp
un-
tder
th
Huanlces
it
t&
L.DIE.'
'
Badminton
Club.
'
All
of
the
three
doubles
events
required
extra
sets
(o.
determine
the
winners
and
the
play
was
watched
with
much.
Interest
by
a
fair
sited
crowd
qf
spectators.
ners
with
suitable
remarks.
The
men
received
cups
and
the
ladles
sterling
silver
spoons.
See
"Abie's
Irish
Rose."
ANYOX.
Feb.
20:
In
the
second
game
of
the
seriea
played
hre
last
night,
Port
Simpson
heat
Anyox
at
basketball
29
to
14.
-Port
Simpson
men
foun4,the
basket
better
in
this
game,
re
versing
their
form
over
thf
mr
virtus
niffht
when
they
wereiWit
en
22
to
21
.
Toronto
for
third
place.
The
following
were
the
scors:
Ottawa
2.
Detroit
1
.
Montreal
1,
N.
Y.
Americans
0.
PittBbii
gh
0,
Boston
1.
wmnq
be
'jurjK.
a
5
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
English
Cup
Replays
Westham
3;
Bournemouth
1.
Portsmouth
1,
Chelsea
0.
Arsenal
l.YSwindon
0.
Scottish
Cup
Replays
Motherwell
3,
Airdrie
1.
Dundee
United
1,
Dundee
0.
English
League,
Division
1
Aston
Villa
3,
Sheffield
United
I.
Bolton
2,
Sunderland
2.
EnglUh
League,
Division
2
'
Mlddlesboro
1,
Oldham
0.
Notts
Foist
2,
Swansea
1.
Scottish
league.
Division
1
Hibernians
3,
Clyde
0.
Raith
Rovers
2,
Aberdeen
2.
Falkirk
3,
Third
Lanark
1.
Ayr
1.
Kilmarnock
Q.
Scottish
League,
Division
2
Arbroath
7,
Dumbarton
1.
,
.
"
.
bagloLb
case
Adjourns
VANCOUVER,
Feb.
2).
Denis
W.
Barclay
alleged
slayer
of
Pearl
Baglole
was
not
In
a
fit
condition
to
be
removed
from
the
hospital
It
wa
reported
today
and.
his
preliminary
hearing
was
adjourned
for
eight
days
In
the
police
court.
See
"Abie's
Irish
Rose."
o
4
sntfiffo
of
u-hnt
ihev
Pan
draw!
ffjOjc!
a
moment
that
the
customers
PARKER
DAMAGES
HIS
!
tT,
JtrtZT
-
.!
'ffoanilinAA
lakt
tllirrit
tn
KAO
Pn
Apr
!
mm
am
AnA
vf
llinm
4
oHmli
At
the
end
of
the
first
half
tie
-rZ
..m
Ituir
""."J
"
A":1!
that
had
a
lead
of
12
points
was
as
follows:
Pa
t
Simpson
A.
Wesley
18,
N.
Sankey
2.
P.
Brantsen
14,
II.
Miss
Caroline
Mitchall
and
Bryant.
B.
Johnson
and
R.
Miss
Frahcal
Croaa
won
the
Knott
0.
ladies'
douhles
from
Mrs.
11.
L.
.
Anyox
McLeod
4.
McLaughlin
Shadwell
atyplias
Margaret
Pal-
8.
McDougall,
Dean
and
Evans
0,
mer
by
a
ore
of
18-2.
18-16.
Magher
2.
16-12.
;
Mies
Mitchell
again
figured
as
a
winner
In
the
mixed
doubles
when
she
and
Frank
Ruasell
took
the
event
from
Mr.
H.
L.
Shad-well
and
C.
J,
Norrington,
11-16,
i
15-3.
15-8.
I
J.
V.
Clyne
hd
Robert
Bart-1
lett
were
the
winners
of
t,hel
men's
doubles
over
Shelford
Dar-:
ton
and
C.
J.
Norrington,
the'
OTTAWA
WON
OVERDETROIT
HOCKEY
GAME
score
being
15-14,
12-15,
15-0.
I
TORONTO,
Feb.
20.
Ottawa
In
an
exhibition
game.
Carl
played
championship
hockey
last
Brand
and
Alf
Slocomb
beat
H.night
to
beat
DeOoit.
Boston
T.
Cross,
and
Lyman-Hlnton45-8,tK8thcned
Its
second
position
in
J5.J4
th
American
section
by
defeating
After
the
Wayingiof
vMnf$
'
Julburgh.
The
Bruins
are
only
refreshments
were
served"
by
Pots
behind
the
N.
Y
Mrs.
C.
J.
Norrington
and
Mrs.
e-
....
,
Slontreal
did
l4
turn
for
t.
the
In
the
a
good
J.
Horton.
Robert
Blancc,
!
Canadians
by
beating
the
N.
Y.
absence
of
Mrs.
Blance,
president
of
the
I.O.D.E.
Badminton
Club.
Am,c,ns'
TWi'6
ZTT
presentedthet.phl
keain
within
twdi
country
to.
lea
thai
the
foolish
thfeedaJFsv-
f
j
laWf
amateurism'
are
even
par-
Indentallyt
the
largest
croWdlUanyi
obeyed.
ihaUhas
ever-
attended
a
boxing
wprkout
in
the
city
was
In
at-
They
know
better,
but
you'd
know
plenty
If
they
would
talk.
One
-of
these
days
it
will
all
come
out
and
our
iot
amateur
boaaes
will
express
great
horror
and
Indignation.
As
a
matter
of
fact,
much
of
the
vlgllence
of
amateur
officials
today
is
not
to
Bee
that
their
Impossible
laws
'
AL...
I
4a
4ltnf
a4Ii.
Ing
of
these
matters
get
Into
the
public
prints.
For
then,
you
must
know,
their
Job
would
be
done
and
the
dearly
beloved
lights
of
publicity
forever
turned
from
them.
Death,
In
almost
any
form,
is
preferable
to
that,
If
you
know
your
amateur
old
boy
as
we
know
him.
i'l
CONTRACT
LET
VANCOUVER,
Feb.
20.
The
contract
for
a
dam
near
Ruskln,
on
the
Stave
River,
for
the
British
Power
Corporation
was
f;olumbla
et
yesterday
fa-
$82,000
to
Stunrt
Qamcron
and
Company
and
the
Armstrong
garrison
Company.
The
Vancouver
dam
Is
the
first
unit
of
a
seven
and
a
quarter
million
dollar
power
project
at
that
point.
For
b.
c.
power
EYE
IN
WORKOUT
BUT
2a--
g
-
J-
agan
Valley
'Z".
and
Will
t2T
Spend
WILLBEO.K.
SOON
What
right
then
have
these
big
(wigs
of
a
hypocritical
cult,
to
W,l1(lnff
out
at
th
Emm-ess
!take
the
Kravy
anil.
the
DAdfETRAIT
Cllrt
,at
"t.
Fred
Parker
of
fP8
Lwho
n?
in
Jhe
money
DfluiVLl
1
DnLL.
Toronto,
who
Is
to
meet
Dido
Gur-
little
but
suspicion.
However,
if
vicn
oi
I'rince
itupert
in
a
ten-i'""
m
round
bout
next
Wednesday
night,
tars
in
various
sportr
ho
tour
had
a
collision
with
Jack
Holroyd
I
the
country
get
nolh
ug
but
and
damaged
an
optic.
He
jvaslthjgir
b,are
expenses
7&t
are
even
immedlatelitfended
by
a
physi-
more
credulous
than
the
trery
men
cian
whgJiOTDOunced
that-,
heiseif-'oflicted
on
a
long-euffering
.Million
VANCOUVER.
Feb.
20:
A
deal
Involving
the
Immediate
ex-Jseridlture
of
$1,000.0.00
and
be
lieved
to
be
the
prelude
to
an
ultimate
expenditure
of
between
fout-
and
five
millions
in
the
sup
8b
iinaj
priority
win
ue
given
me
nv-88crnment
line
in
determination
af
88
87
8G
85
84
84
8.1
88
81
light
am
for
a
a
ply
,6f
hydro-electric
jw
jowtt
to
Northern
Okanagan
VaMW
the
ley
from
Shuswop
Falls
as
been
eloseu
here.
It
is
under
the
control
of
the".
West
Canadian-Hydro
Cor
poratlon,
Limited,
of
.Vernon
and
passes
from
Ralph
A.
Bfanehard
and.
associates
of
Portland
to
It,
It
I
am
nnm-inr!
most
of
E.
Wilsev
and
Co
of
IxskAngeles
thWe
traveling
showmen
are
paid
and!
other
Amerlcap
Pacific
in-dlrettlv
or
Indirectly
and
that
the
treatment
bankers.
The
Invasion
officials
running
these
meets
its
intentions
to
extend
north
and
east
from
Prince
George
to
the
Peace
Rive
country
and
the
Northeastern
Railway
will
con-
g5f:ne
its
k-gijlativu
application
for
g5
the
nrt''t:it
to
authoiity
to
cxienil
ns
Iiih-
Irom
trie
Bear
liiver
to
point
at
or
near
Fort
(Jrahann-
on
the
Finlay
Kiver,
while
the
Northeastern
main
line
xteimion
om
the
o:id
of
i.s
preien.
g:
do.
;
MORE
GRAIN
IS
COMING-HERE
Since
yesterday
26,
carloads
of,
grain
arrivied
bene
from
tihpj
prairies
and,
east
and
west
of
Jasper
Park
divisional
point,
1
(liaiu
n
oaim
MMrlkJI
(a
Ku
Hl-mI1
'
'
Wednesday,
Fubruar
2ft
AGREEMENT
ON
'
COUNTY
COURT
case
swilled
over
100
cars
en
route
herei-
ll,,GtIconda
1.28,
l.:
l
Loading
of
the
eighth
gain
ship
G
rami
view.
C2,
C
...
of
the
seaaon,
the
Swediah
freigh
ter
Sydland,
which
has
now
been
iiff
port
for
aver
two
weeks,
Is
pen-
adding
flovfly
and
B
pots
Me
thevis8l
may
get
iwty
with
a
fu.ll,
cargo,
fojibe
United
Kingdom
or
continent
about
the
end
of
the
Week.
LOCAL
NEWS
ITEMS
See
"Abie's
Irish
Rose.'
Dr.
H.
C.
Wrinch,
M.
L.
A.
for
Skeena,
arrived
in
the
city
on
tl
Prince
George
this
afternoon
from
Victoria,
where
he
ia
at
tending
the
session
of
the
legislature,
and
proceeded
by
train
to
Hazelton
where
he
will
remain
day
or
m
before
returning
capital
G.
C.
Woodward,
United
States'
consul,
returned
to
the
city
on
;
Ue
Prince
George
this
afternoon
from
Vancouver
and
other
points
in
the
south
where
he
has
been
holidaying
for
the
past
three
months.
Fred
Weaver,
who
has
been
relieving
here
daring
Mr.
Woodward's
absence,
will
return
if
tjB
hydro-electric
field
in,
in
a
few
days
to
the
Vancouver
Britftn
Columbia
hitherto
held
by
consulate.
Capadjan
and
British
capital
is
seenJy
Vancouver
financiers
in
thigeal
among
American
ban
kerai
The
plans
are
believed
to
involve
a
complete
development
of
the
waterpower
at
Shuawap
Falls
25
miles
east
and
north
of
Vernon
which
will
result
in
considerable
Industrial
development
of
the
north
end
of
the
Okanagan
TRAIN
PANIC
INNEWYORK
NEW
YORK.
Feb.
20.
A
train
loaded
with
000
rush-hour
commute
ft
caught
fire
In
the
Hudson
tuboa
last
night,
causing
a
panic
in
which
scores
were
Injured,
a!x
seriously,
as
the
passengers
fought
their
way
out
of
smoke-filled
cars.
Fourteen
persons
w,e
In
hos-1
pttala
today
recovering
from
the
effects
of
Inhaling
smoke
or
Injuries
suffered
when
they
were
knocked
down
and
thimpled
under
foot.
I
tiayview.
S,
4.
I
Big
JUouri.
1.80.
i
8t.
Cork
Province.
:)
jJuthie
Mines.
57.
r-5,
Gwirge
Copper,
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V
Georgia.
IUver.
ladUbne,
IB.
M
1929
STEWART
LINE
SITTING
HERE
1L
E
James
Displaces
Bert
West
Charter
to
lie
l
imited
In
Scope
Soj
Judge
KobertHon
Presiding
n
i
From
Individual
Nt
Interfere
With
i
.
wnKe
0f
Judge
Young.
0.
Leadership
1
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VICTORIA,
Feb.
26.
--Confer-
This
list
contains
all
players
.nations
between
th
government
In
the
Prince
Ilupert
Crobbage
League
having
a
score
of
CO
or
ove
up
to.
and
including
February
18.
R.
E.
Jamea,
C.
N.
Operating
&l
H.
West,
P.
II,
HpW
98
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It.
llrown.
New-Empress
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J.
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ilorrae.
Cold
Storage
90
JydKe'll.lE.
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tad
ctl
over
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and
representatives
of
the
Caa-
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morninK
in
t)l(,
He
gian
Nortfeenate
n
Haiiw.jr
Ctt
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p.
MuB
n
nany
In
the
past
few
days
have
,
tomorrovv
,
K
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leu
.u
muiumiv
nmpiww
i
.yfjjj
actions
bei
arrangements
ueing
rr.uae
in
re-jpec'4.
of
the
territorial
a:
can
nf
the
new
railroad
and
the
I'ucifip
Great
Eastern,
it
is
reliably
re-
or
utuiuion.
The
case
of
Tom
li-matMic
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L.
iSartsky
in
whic
h
$81,7
511
claimed
by
the
pin
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n
u,
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due
waa
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is
that
It
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bt.
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is
i.j.ii.
ann;
rar
V;iO
.
laintlff
and
W
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ton
for
.he
defendmit
At'.jta.rriini.'iit
w..-
m
;:nt;i
March
20
in
t.
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11.
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s-,
in
which
the
plain:
n
v
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amout'ting
t.
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vs.
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Row.
.
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uixt
of
Siewart.
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boj.fi
actloii
was
ailiu,
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j.end
ng
tic
u
yelopiueijt
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,
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in
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the
r.O.K.
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a.a
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V.
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i
...
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firoxiinate
dtirtamo
Of
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mller'
l
pla'nl
ff
and
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and
For-.
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the
l;
fendant.
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fc
I
Other
-
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cominr
u
M
will
iuUte
iHdtrcd
in
the,
;
f
tn6
CQUrt
r,.
v
.oMhern
,
fiancnv
aJotv
tne
nwui
irvffcg
Bivei.
&
the
nnrrfcetn-
Co.
Ltd.
vs.
H.
A,
11
Bfuaaallera
Grocery
i
'".
ooundary
of
the
province
in
t,r4
HteeVnwn.
vicinity
of
leslin
bake,
it
is
understood.
Thi
blanch,
according
to
the
terms
of
the
bill,
must
lie
completed
within
eight
years.
The
main
line
must
reach
its
objective
within
five
years.
made
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f
l.M
i.;
II.-
A.
i
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
(Courteay
of
S.
D
J
i
Co.,
Ltd.)
The"
following
quota!
un
bid
and
asked:
wen
Independence.
10.
10
Indian
Mines,
Nil,
7
Intern.
Coal
&
rk.r
"
A
Kootenay
Florence
Ifl
2'1
Kootenay
King.
1-L.
&
W4fc.
N".
Lakevlew,
1.
1
Ucky
Jim.
18.
Nil,
Monav.
6.
6'.
Morton
Woolsey.
Nil
4"i.
Marmot
River
Goh!,
6
l
Marmot
Metals.
S1
6.
Nat.
Sll.
G.
S..
18.
is
Noble
Five,
71'.
Oregon
Copper.
Nil.
71.
Pend
Oreille.
15.50.
1100.
Premier.
1.00,
IM
Porter-ldaho.
59.
C
Reeves
Macdonalri.
TS.
I'ufusArgenta.
7
Ihtth-Hope.
Nil.
47
Silver
Crest.
10'
.
11
Silverado
Cons..
1
12.
1
Silversmith.
lf.
'7
iSidcan
King.
9.
0
-ffiiowflaVe.'
Sg.
4.
Sunloch,
Nil.
4,00
Tonley
Richfield.
41,
45.
Torle
Mines.
2.oo.
Whitewater.
90.
1
00.
Wedblne.
3i.
a'
niuebird.
20.
21.
Eastern
Stocks
Sherritt-Gordon
aeU.rc
Noranda
selling
n
tO.A
Daily
News'
Ads.
Bring
Res""5