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cups
Eagle
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3
milk.
1
tablespoon
water.
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chocolate
In
double
bollrr
and
add
the
sweetened
condensed
milk,
stirring
until
it
thickens.
Add
water.
Cool
cake
before
spreading
frosting.
(If
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Icing
desired,
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squares
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A
letter
tnwl
Mk
E.
O.
Lenox
which
was
read
at
the
meeting
o!
the!
-hospital
board
last
night,
enclosed
a
donation
of
610
from
th?
Christian
Woman's
Society
of
St
Andrew's
Japanese
,
Mission
toward
the
building
fO,
a
rpew
hospital.
Hope
was
eeqsein
,tfc
letter
that
the
new
building
might
ma-
;
teralize
before
long.
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Alberta
Market
j
P.
GAMU1.A.
Proprietor
I
ifth
Street.
Phone
20H
THE
DAILY
NEWS
RAIL
PLAN
IS
Hospital
Work
THROWN
OUT:
Under
Review
'
'Report
of
House
Committee
Caused
Aioeria
uovernmcnt
noes
soi
ia-,
Discussion
at
Last
Night's
vor
Bcaverlodgc-Narawa
Route
For
Teacc
Uiver
EDMONTON.
March
member
to
vote
No."
i
on.
v.
v.
amun,
mmi
;truction.
The
78
miles
he
said
vithln
the
Alberta
bounds
would
!
carry
the
road
only
to
the
British
Columbia
boundary,
but
that
the
company
had
made
no
arrangements
to
proceed
beyond
that
;olnt.
Railways
Keep
Faith
Mr
Smith
also
pointed
out
that
ince
their
Joint
purchase
of
the
'.'ortliem
Alberta
llne3
the
C.P.R.
and
C.N.R.
have
been
keeping
faith
..nd
have
done
even
more
in
the
vay
of
development
and
improve-nont
than
they
agreed
to.
At
a
.ojt
of
$2,000,000
or
more.
65
miles
f
new
construction
will
be
undertaken
this
year,
new
steel
will
be
:ald
on
100
miles,
some
eight
or
ten
i-.ew
stations
arc
to
be
built
thk;
ummer,
and
an
extra
passenger
train
will
be
put
on.
An
Intensive
survey
of
the
whole
north
country
has
also
been
undertaken,
involving
an
expenditure
already
of
$366,000,
and
the
railway
companies
have
been
making
every
effort
to
find
out
what
really
is
In
the
country.
The
promoters
of
the
Beaverlodge
project
have
neither
made
any
such
survey
nor
submitted
any
plans
ot
that
sort.
The
estimated
cost
of
the
pro-
.
posed
road
is
too
low,
Mr.
Smith
believed,
and
he
was
more
than
doubtful
as
ta
th(C
possibility
oi
low
i
ra
clients
over
a
large
part
ot
tlr
fpute.
Premier
Sect
no
Motion
Premier
Brownlee
also
took
a
hand
at
the
kMllng,
seconding
Mr
"Smith's
motion
not
to
proceed
wi;:i
the
bill
and
pointing
out
that
the
legislature
is
in
honor
bound
t
!ce?p
faith
with
the
railway
com
panics
to
whom
the
provincial
linr
vere
sold
and
wtyh
whom
an
agic
.nent
was
made
and
ratified.
"We
have
no
reason
to
complain,
wid
Mr.
Brownlee,
"of
the
tr.;at
ment
given
the
Peace
River
country
by
the
CPJi.
and
C.N.R.
in
thi
3lght
months
since
they
took
ive:
the
northern
lines.
They
have
a
i
good
program
of
extensions,
and
a
!
longer
opportunity
should
be
givei
jthem
to
wo.-k
out
their
plans
and
policies.
On
the
grounds
or
goor
faith
alone,
this
house
should
not
give
a
charter
to
other
interest'
until
there
has
been
such
opportunity
or
until
there
has
been
some
evidence
of
failure
on
the
part
of
the
two
companie
to
live
up
to
their
agreement.''
Both
8tr
Henry
Thornton
and
E.
;W.
Beatty,
the
respective
heads
of
the
Canadian
National
and
Canadian
Pacific
systems,
have
been
communicated
with
since
the
bill
was
first
brought
up,
the
premier
said,
and
letters
have
been
received
from
them
to
the
effect
that
they
objected
to
charter
rights
bein
given
of
the
kind
proposed.
As
to
the
coast
outlet,
Mr
Brownlee
concluded,
"that
will
come,
we
believe.
If
the
two
nation
al
roads
are
given
a
fair
opportun
ity
to
work
out
a
plan.
We
are
not
disposed
to
sit
back
and
let
them
have
the
business
of
the
north
country
without
doing
some
devel
oping,
but
they
are
moving,
and
it
would.be
a
mistake
for
us
to
mix
the
situation
again
by
letting
In
another
competitive
element."
Hugh
Allen
For
Charter
Hugh
Allen
clajmed
that
more
consideration
should
be
given
the
Beaverlodge
projectJf
the
route
la
impracticable,
as
suggested,
It
would
at
least
be
harmless
to
give
a
charter.
Mr
Allen
saw
In
the
pro
posed
road
a
solution
of
the
coast
outlet
problem,
and
he
said
the
people
of
the
Peace
River
district
are
fearful
that
the
north
will
be
developed
In
the
Interests
of
British
Columbia
rather
than
of
Alberta.
The
heavy:
weight
of
opinion
In
the
committee
was
against
the
scheme,
however,
and
by
a
decisive
vote
the
bill
was
killed,
so
far
as
the
present
session
Is
concerned.
C.
N.
H.
steamer,
Prince
John.
Cnpt.
William
Thomas,
arrived
in
Meeting
Ronnrtintr
for
the
houseiComSil
18:
The
tM
of
Which
he
is
chairman,
Aid.
Beaverlodge
Narawa
railway
pro-
Brm,.
atatcd
at
last
night's
nicet-
iJect
was
thrown
out
of
the
railways
mg
of
hospital
board
that
re-
commuiee
oi
ine
legislature
uu
to
thfl
noor
ot
the
nm
Av.
will
not
get
ihe
'eharter
It
asked
enue
entrance
to
the
hospital
and
for.
The
vote
was
almost
unanl-
kitchen,
as
authorised
by
tho
mous,
Huih
Allen,
U.F.A.
member
board
a
month
ag0
had
beenef-for
Peace
River
being
the
onlyft.d
Th
.vstm
of
water
ntoe
tin
the
building
had
also
been
railways,
took
a
stand
against
a
r.
e.
Benson
innulred
by
what
charter,
contending
that
the
route,
means
the
work
had
been
carried
iroposed
was
Impracticable
from
-out
in
repairing
the
floors
and
If
ne
standpoint
pf
economical
con-
had
been
asked.
He
was
in
fa-
vor
of
such
work
being
done
by
contract
wherever
possible.
Aid.
Brown
explained
that
the
nature
of
the
work
did
not
lend
it
self
to
caling
for
tenders
since
there
was
so,
much
preliminary
work
to
be
dene
in
order
to
ascer
tain
ust
what
repairs
were
necessary.
Being
in
the
building
a
good
deal
himself
at
the
time,
he
had
authorized
L.
C.
Bby
to
proceed
with
the
work
without
formally
consult-
ng
with
tlie
committee.
AkL
Macdunald
menUb&ed
that
Aid.
Brown
had
mentioned
the
matter
to
him
and
that
he
(A!d.
Macdonald)
had
approved
of
the
ictton
being
taken.
He,
himself,
vas
in
favor
of
giving
etarybedy
a
nance
on
such
work
wherever
pos-
lble.
Ihe
Idea
should
be
dispelled
hut
all
hospital
work
was
going
to
me
'man
President
J.
H.
Thompson
thought
that,
in
future,
it
would
be
wise
for
members
of
the
committee
wo
get
together
when
such
work
was
to
be
carried
out.
Suffering
from
a
cold,
William
Ooldbloom
entered
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
last
evening
for
a
few
days'
treatment.
ROBERT
ENGLAND,
who
has
been
appointed
Weitcrn
Manager,
Department
of
Colonics-tion
and
Agriculture,
Canadian
National
Railwaya,
Winnipeg.
He
succeeds
J.
S.
McGowan,
who
bJ
ben
promoted
Asaiatsnt
Director
of
the
department
at
Montreal.
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