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Tuesday.
March
18.
4930
PJIETTY
GOOD
PRICE
A
pretty
good
price
was
realized
for
the
Prince
Rupert
bonds
that
have
been
sold
by
the
city.
They
more
than
take
care
of
the
bank
debt
inherited
from
the
old
council.
They
indieate
that
Prince
Rupert
still
has
.some
.credit
.and
that
when
the
condition
of
the
money
-market
improves
Prince
Rupert
will
be
able
to
proceed
w
ith
necessary
improvements.
BUILD
UP
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
We
cannot
see
how
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
can
support
any
Peace
River
railway
outlet
that
does
not
open
up
a
large
section
of
British
Columbia
in
addition
to
the
Peace
River
block.
So
far
all
the
railways
that
have
been
built
have
gone
into
the
country
from
the
Alberta
side
and
have
developed
that
province.
The
result;
has
been
that
British
Columbia
has
remained
stationary
insofar
as
northern
development
of
the
interior
is
concerned.
What
is
needed
now
is
a
railway
that
will
connect
Fihlay
Forks
with
the
coast
passing
out
.through
the
court-try
that
lends
itself
best
to
the
development
of
tonnage
for
the
line
and
the
permanent
settlement
of
the
country.
So
far
the
business
of
the
Peace
has
gone
to
Edmonton.
If
the
B.
C.
Government
is
alive
to
its
responsibilities
it
will
co-operate
with
the
Federal
Government
and
with
the
I
two
great
railways
in
building
a
railway
through
the
great
country
between
Finlay
Forks
and
the
coast
and
connecting
with
the
Alberta
railways
that
will
give
the
Peace
River
farmers
the
shortest
possible
route
to
the
coast
and
will
open
up
the
richest
terriboi-y
Prince
Rupert
is
the
natural;
outlet
for
UnSountry
and
we
shall
continue
to
impress
thisnonth?
authorities,
B.
C.
UNITY
NEEDED
"British
Columbia
unity
is
needed."
savs
Ron.
Frank
Oliver.
He
means
unitv
for
the
Monkman
Pass
route.
WeJ
agree
that
unity
is
needed
but
think
it
should
be
unity
for!
the
Pnnee
Rupert
routq.
Vancouver
believes
it
should
be
unity
for
Vancouver.
Stewart
has
an
idea
it
should
be
unity
for
Stewart.
-There
we
are.
How
can
there
be
unity
under
such
conditionsJijVVe
each
must
move
for
our
own,
and
let
the
railway
companies
and
the
"
governments
inter-ester!
'WJrta
ELK
FOR
ISLANDS
The
effort
to
settle
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
with
!wlth
risln8
eiK
is
a
very
uiterestmg
and
laudable
one.
The
islands
will
i"
not
be
used
for
Inrn-p
-Arfin
fnvrninnr
fr
momr
f!
On
hurried
his
day
here
by
visiting
the
local
offices
of
the
New
York
Life
Insurance
.Company,
of
.which
.he
is
a
director.
Marriage
Market
In
Montreal
Busy
Twenty-five
Blushing
Brides
leave
With
Hubbies
on
One
Day's
Honeymoon
Train
MONTREAL,
March
18
The
stock
market
may
be
down,
butt
the
marriage
market.
In
this
city,
at
any
rate,
displayed
a
firm
tone
tendency-
just
before
"'T
I""",
luiwth
their
bride-grooms
left
the
UU1U"UL
x
musKeg
mere.
Leer;city
the
rTC
f'pe
on
morning
"honeymoon"
and
a
elk
browse
and
i
thrive
on
the
food
which
nature
has
grains
from
Windsor
station
to
Provided
there
and
it
seems
quite
possible
that
,0'ne
of
the
I
Ottawa.,
Quebec
and
New
York,
est
game
preserves
in
the
west
mav
be
established
thorp,
i
Canadian
Pacific-
station
officjais
L
What
pedestrians
had
to
put
up
with
away
back
in
'99.
This
steam-driven
bicycle,
being
examined
by
a
Modern
Mis,
took
part
in
"Old
Crocks"
motorcycle
trials,
recently,
at
Croydon
Engiand.
under
whose,
sympathlc
eyes
th-3
jolly
and
sometimes
'uproarious
couples
and
newly-parted
relatives
take
place,
and
who
can,
from
their
lengthy
experience,
compare
the
seasoned
fluctuations
of
the
hymeneal
market,
state
the
25
honeymoon
departures
in
two
hours
from
one
station
is
unusually
heavy,
even
compared
with
the
first
week
in
June.
Genius
of
Deaf
Mute
Revealed
Gets
Best
of
Domestic
Argument
Despite
Her
Dlfficuties
NEW
YORK,
March
18
The
genius
of
a
deaf
mute
in
evading
domestic
argument
was
revealed
.recently.
In
children's
court
by
hW'wlfe.'
Her
husband
'dared
to
come
home1
late
at
night.
Furthermore
he
wouldn't
so
much
as
crook
a
finger
In
explanation.
And
when
she
sought,
through
sign
language,
to
ask
a
few
pertinent
quesUons
and
make
a
few
wifely
remarks
about
his
conduct
he
silenced
her
by
turning
out
the
light.
For
quick
results
try
a
'"want-
ad"
in
the
Daily
News.
,TBE
DdfLY
NEW9
The
waiting
bath
Courtesy
queque.
of
provincial
and
federal
until
the
rauwiius.
commenced
orland
considerable
shoving
m
the
it
is
shown
rtafinitplv
that,
wo
rnnnn
(mi
'i'i
All
nttnmnts:melee-
A
woman,
who
refused
to
1
th,G
PSa
C
ftPr
PuUUn
rhaZanJ
Rupert
will
bd
resisted.
There
has
been
too
much
hushintr
.m
up
already.
Let
us
put
all
the
force
we
have
behind
the
ef-'
Mr.
cooiidge
who,
with
Mrs.
fort.
We
would
like
to
have
seen
AldermanOpJlart
sent
tolCool,dBe,
is
visiting
southern
cai
i
4'
A-
T-.-i.
l'f".Vi.Wl
!il
ilfnrni'l
n
a
a
nui-lef
started
rtnrtarl
V.
I
viuiwii
w
Bur
imiigs
up,
uui
inaJwiorTnjghwiin
popu-
second
-
jar
iavor
oecause
it
was
thougnt
tneiw
needed
at
home.
Failing
that,
Ave
musSj?
non
nere.
so
badly
the
agita-
Crowd
Fights
In
Los
Angeles
For
CaTs
Ckar
Butt
LOS
ANGELES.
March
18
Former
President
Calvin
Cooiidge
threw
away
a
half-smoked
cigar
here
recently
and
a
crowd
of
souvenir
coveters
immediately
started
a
fight
for
the
butt.
Reporters
assigned
.to
cover
the
movements
of
the
distinguished
visitor
said
they
saw
hands
stepped
on.
some
kicks
administered
stub.
She
the
Jungle
-The
Passing
0m.-n
kf
Tm
frmm.
Show.
London.
Days
of
Slavery
For
Farm
Women
Are
Now
At
End
TORONTO,
March
18
"The
days
of
slavery
for
farm
women
are
over,"
said
Premier
Ferguson
in
the
Ontario
House
the
other
day
"Just
think
what
it
means
to
farm
women
to
have
an
electric
washer,
and
electric
sweeper
and
all
the
other
kinds
of
things
that
help
to
make
life
on
a
farm
en
durable
and
attractive.
'I
am
Jiist
as
concerned
with
that
feature
of
the
bill
as
I
am
with
the
man
.
who
grinds
the
corn
or
pumps
the'
water
outside.
I
consider
it
one
of
the
outstanding
features.
Famous
Airman
Is
Not
Licensed
Can
Fly
Well
Enough,
However,
to
Break
.Many
Records
CLERMONT-FERRAND,
France.
March
18:
Maurice
Bellonte,
fa
mous
airman,
Isn't
even
a
licensed
pilot.
He
can
fly
well
enough
to
alter
nate
with
Dieudonne
Costes
while
breaking
records,
but
officially
he
doeen't
know
how
to
fly.
Bellonte's
ability
is
best
attested
by
Coste
s
selection
of
him
to
fly
the
AUantic
last
summer,
a
flight
on
whi
:h
the
two
had
turned
back
at
the
Azores
when
the
weather
became
bad.
So
Bellonte
Is
coming
here
soon
to
go
to
"air
school"
and
learn
the
proper
lingo
for
the
government
examlnatldn.
He-and
all
other
pilots,
win
be
mucji
surprised
If
-officials
tell
Costes"
partner
that
he
can't
fly.
i
.
,
Doctored
Food
Is
Approved
By
Physicians
PARIS,
March
18
Doctored
food
Is
highly
approved
by
eminent
French
physicians
but
they
give
a
new
meaning
to
the
word
"doctored."
Dr.
Rene
LoubaUS
of
Bour-deaux,
in
a
paper
presented
to
the
Academy
of
Medicine
by
Professor
Achard,
recommends
a
dally
half-dozen
"oysters
a
?(lodlne"
for
two
weeks
as
an
ideal
method
of
administering
that
drug.
Medicated
oysters
were
produced
by
Dr.
Loubatlc
by
dosing
Uvj
water
in
which
the
oysters
grew.
He
found
that
they
absorbed
the
medicine
without
any
change
in
flavor
and
that
the
iodine
spread
through
the
human
system
in
i
satisfactory
manner,
SHOULD
MATCH
SOCKS
Jio
country
should
commit
itself
to
ties
which
arc
incompatible
with
Its
fundamental
interests.
Copenhagen
Polltiken.
World's
Largest
Sub-Station
Is
Below
Surface
NEW
YORK.
March
18:
DownA
100
feet
in
the
solid
bedrock
offi
Manhattan,
at
the
heart
oi
ine
Gran,
(Central
skjscsaper
zone,
the
world's
largest
power
sub-sta-tion.
installed
at.
a
cost
of
$3030-.000
(toy
the
New
York
Central
Railroad
Company
began
operation
recently.
v
A
The
new
-.station
will
supply
the
power
for
hundreds'of
daily
trains'
and
the
light
and
elevator
current
for
all
the
Grand
Central
Terminal
buildings.
5
WELSHWOMEN
Are
Consistently
Identified
With
Progressive
Movements,
Says
gt.Jolm
Wwi:
Megan
Llojrd
George
LONDON,
March
W-JMlft
Me
gan
Lioya
George,
m.p.,
when
spctklng
before
the
Welsh
graup)
jet
1
1oWrhyrrlrobwlj
1
imimoch.
fur
rnijnrirTnp
jnouimui'
jnuuiniur
hew
,.
for
Miss
Lloyd
Geoi
K1
bil.
oian
present
seemed
to
the
.Women's
lnmit"t..
,
i
vaiiiinuin
...
wh03C
birthnlarp
u.
..
I
.
Z-VJ
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I
11
I
NEEDS
AN
AMPLIFIER
cr
tne
rorum
uiud
saia
weisn
wo-!
"
w,,j
utn'
men
were
to
be
found
In
the
tee-
only
two
pound.,
v.
front
of
every
progressive
move-!
H"blted
1"
Birmint'iuni
ment
and
sometlmea
they
ltd
the
tester
auardian.
way.
j
-
Where,
for
Instance,
had,
Jhc
Mxtim.
are
to
ty
Women
s
InUitute
Movenflr
atf
Wh;!mdle'riisays
a
N.
led?
this
cnterprue
wmcn
orougnt
port,
wny
ndt
provir
air.
ZZ7
.wc
ial
type
ol
pump
Pumps,
-niiireu.
-
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.
to
w
service
wqu.
nr
directonnecteu
either,
separai
e
.-
;
Molcri.
have
(idependabibty.
Machines
and
SupvK
Machine
tool
jUJ
u
or
cate
precision
.Viefene.
shapcrs.
screw
.hear
-
automatic
;
punert-
Anders,
drill.
rruner8.
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can
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selected
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or
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our
ma-
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department
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chinery
a
wide
ngc
o
mir
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wheel,
struments.
taps,
dn
Is,
fy
evervthmtf
and
maintenance.
Fairbanks
Scales
known
,u,v.
Scale,
have
been
For
a
century
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cv.
and
each
one
v.
-
for
their
enaurinS
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des
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ana
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typw
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our
Automotive
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complete
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and
mam""
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etc.
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mechanical
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m,y
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that
tor
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