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BOUT
IS
LOOMING
Primo
Camera
and
Max
Baer
May
;
Meet
in
June
in
New
York
!
NEW
YORK,
March
15:
John
!
Kirkpatrick,
president
of
Madison
Square
Garden,
announces
that
,
progress
is
being
made
in
negotlat-
Ions
for
a
heavyweight
title
bout
between
Primo
Camera,
the
present
titleholder,
and
Max
Baer
of
California,
who
appears
to
be
the
outstanding
contender
at
this
time.
A
series
of
conferences
have
been
held
between
representatives
of
1
,
Camera
and
Baer
and
the
Garden
!
management
and,
it
Baer
can
bel
Induced
to
give
up
his
night
clubs
and
movies
long
enough,
the
bout
may
take
place
in
June
probably
In
New
York.
Enjoyable
Bridge
Party
Last
Night
Affair
Held
by
Rebekah
Lodge
in
Oddfellows'
Hall
An
enjoyable
bridge
party
was
held
by
the
Rebekah
Lodge
last
night
In
Oddfellows'
Hall,
prize
winners
being:
ladies'
first,
Mrs,
Alex
McNeill;
second,
Mrs.
Alex
Barbe;
men's
first,
F.
E.
Wermig;
second,
A.
R.
Phillips.
After
cards
delicious
refreshments
were
served.
W.
A.
McLean
was
master
of
ceremonies
and
Mrs.
William
Sherman
jr.
presided
at
the
door.
The
committee
in
charge
consisted
of
Mrs.
A,
Blackhall,
convener,
Mrs.
William
Sherman
Jr.,
Mrs.
W.
V.
Tattersal,
Mrs.
Thomas
Priest
and
Mrs.
J.
'Murray.
INSULL
MUST
LEAVE
TODAY
Reported
That
Police
Will
Take
Charge
of
Former
Chicago
Man
If
He
Tarries
day.
Insull,
who
was
Indicted
over
a
year
ago
by
a
Chicago
grand
Jury
on
charges
of
cjnsplracy
and
larceny
following
the
collapse
of
his
COAL!
COAL!
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......
.
.
tccu
vj
Rive
saiuiacuon,
Try
a
ton
of
No.
1
Bulkley
Valley,
We
also
sell
Timothy
Hay,
Wheat
Oats
and
Barley.
Prince
Rupert
Feed
Co.
M
i
rhones
-
stl
"BaViBHiiB
NOW
FOR
IT
1
DEAK
OLP
AUNT
-
SHE
MEANS
WELL-
SO
,
place
In
the
International
and
American
Divisions
respectively,
were
both
.
Idle
Tuesday'
night'.
immense
utilises
organl2ation,
has
been
a
fugitive
from
Justice
here
The
Vanderhoof
Badminton
Club
since
that
time
and
some
time
ago
has
Just
completed
a
series
of
was
ordered
to
leave
Greece.
Doc-lseVen
interesting
tournaments
for
tors,
however,
have
Stated
that,,.h
mhori
The
r1nln7
fmirna.
,
owing
to
heart
trouble,
It
would
be
ment
for
the
season
was
held
at
the
aangerous
xor
mm
to
leave
the
interior
town
last
night,
play
being
country
so
he
has
remained.
'.mtprestm
with
a
laroe
nnmher
of
vturi
uiunuHoi,
JJUKe
OI
UIOU-
ccster.
third
son
of
King,
was
hurt
when
thrown
from
his
horse
in
South
Oxford
Steeplechase
today.
The
winners
In
the
sixth
tournament
were
Mrs.
George
Ogston
and
Cecil
Atkinson,
other
contesting
teams
being
Miss
Bessie
Lamb
and
n
i
i
NEW
0lUNTlf-IT5
A
splcncild
bit
of
action
when
Rosslyn
Park
schools
met
Old
Tautonians
at
Richmond,
EngLnd,
in
a
football
ma'ch
that
supplied
some
thrilling
action
fo
r
the
fans
SPORT
CHAT
second
place
honors
both
in
the
International
and
American
Divisions
of
the
National
Hockey
League
are
still
In
doubt.
On
Tuesday
night
of
this
week
the
Montreal
Maroons,
by
virtue
of
overwhelming
the
Chicago
Black
Hawks
MANY
MOURN
FOR
McGRAW
With
the
time
for
the
play-offs
i
,
for
the
Stanley
Cup
close
at
hand,
j
Fjve
Thousand
Attend
Last
Rites
For
Former
Manager
of
New
York
Giants
NEW
YORK.
March
15:
CP
Major
League
baseball
officials
were
prominent
among
five
thou
sand
Dersons
who
crowded
St.
Pat
6
to
2
at
Montreal,
took
exclusive
!
rck.'
Cathedral
on
Fifth
Avenue
possession
of
second
place
in
the
International
Division
ahead
of
their
idle
townsmen,
the
Canadlens,
with
Whom
they
had
been
tied.
The
ATHENS,
March
15:
-It
was
re-
Black
Hawks
fell
back
into
third
ported
here
last
night
that
Samuel
place
in
the
American
Division
be-Insull,
who
has
been
ordered
depor-
hind
the
Rangers
who
were
win-ted
by
the
Greek
authorities,
win
ning
a
hectic
2
to
1
contest
at
New
be
taken
in
charge
by
the
police
York
over
the
Americans.
Toronto
unless
he
leaves
the
country
by
to-1
Maple
Leafs
and
Detroit
Red
Wings,
safely
ensconced
in
first
recently
for
the
funeral
service
of
the
late
John
J.
McGraw,
"The
Little
Napoleon"
of
baseball
and
for,pver
thirty
years
manager
of
the
New,
York
Giants.
Following
the
service,
the
remains
were
sent
to
Baltimore
for
Interment.
Hockey
Standings
International
Division
W.
D,
L.
F.
A.
P.!
Toronto
25
9
11
1C8
112
59
Montreal
20
10
17
118
117
50
Canadlens
21
0
19
96
06
48
Americans
15
10
21
98
121
40
Ottawa"
13
5
28
104
133
31
American
Division
Detroit
23
10
13
108
95
56
Rangers
20
8
18
113
119
48
Chicago
18
11
17
84
80
47
Boston
15
5
26
08
124
35
GLASGOW'
RANGERS
TAKE
SCOTTISH
LEAGUE
LEAD
Harry
V.
Taylor,
Miss
Elsie
smedley
GLASGOW,
March
15-The
Glas-and
Dr.
Hugh
Morrison,
Miss
Mar-'gow
Rangers
have
finally
toppled
garet
Stone
and
Lowell
B,
Smith,
'Motherwell
from
the
leadership
of
Miss
Laura
Dczell
and
Ernest
the
First
Division
of
the
Scottish
Smedley.
Mrs.
II.
V.
Taylor
and
J.
Football
League.
The
position
had
Our
Famous
Edson,
Alberta
and
Ir-
F-
Lacev-
Badminton
for
many
been
held
by
Motherwell
since
the
Oulkley
Valley
Coals
are
guaran-
wl"lcr
has
enjoyed
a
great
mea-(first
of
the
season.
The
Rangers
buiu
ui
jjupui.wiiy
m,
vunnernooi.
itnovea
one
point
in
iroiii
oy
ue-
!
foaling
Hamilton
Academicals
2
to
Roy,.G.
Van
der
Sluys
was
the!1
here
ycic.V'..
speaker
at
the
weekly
luncheon
of
.
!
'
the
Rotary
Club
In
the
Commodore
QJ'Jl.
steamed
Princ
Nprah
is
Cafe
today,,
.his
subject
JjolhtjA
Jfhorted.
diic.
.'lArlnte:
In
.ott
at
Journey
Up
the
Amazon,"
3
45
this
afternoon
from
Skagway,
Thrilling
Action
in
Football
WHAT
13
HOME
lis
jii
GDENS
CUT
PLUG
BUY
SEEDS
NOW
The
local
stores
are
full
of
vegetable
and
flower
seeds
and
a
good
many
stores
aUo
carry
standard
line
of
fertilizer,
all
of
which
are
useful
for
this
season
of
the
year.
Seeds
should
be
purchased
as
soon
as
possible
in
order
to
make
sure
of
getting
exactly
what
U
needed.
Garden
tools
are
on
display
In
most
of
the
hardware
stores
and
there
Is
plenty
of
variety.
Every
gardener
needs
a
spade
or
shovel
suitable
for
SOW
FLOWER
SEEDS
Those
not
planning
to
buy
theli
seedlings
this
year
should
sow
in
boxes
within
the
next
week
or
two
This
should
Insure
strong
plants
before
the
middle
or
end
of
May
when
they
are
planted
outside
In
the
beds
Only
a
few
varieties
such
as
pan-
-us
should
be
planted
out
before
that
time.
Frost
or
even
snow
is
liable
to
come
at
any
Ume
In
April
People
who
want
only
a
dozen
seedlings
of
one
kind
would
be
better
advised
to
purchase
them
when
needed.
Some
seeds
can
b
sown
In
the
open
In
April
but
It
is
usually
a
great
advantage
to
sow
Donations
For
Books
The
following
donations
have
been
received
for
the
Public
Library
new
book
fund.
Previously
acknowledged
$60.00
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H.
Orme
.
5.00
R.
O.
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der
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growing
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1
not
land.
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of
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form.-,
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Canada
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j
dence
in
Ecir.birv
f
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a
of
tuh'.v
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bf
succeeded
In
the
.
if
the
Earl
of
Haddo.
Nearly
six
dc
adc
t
vice.
Including
v
rn
marked
the
ion
Campbell
Rami!-;r,-c
enth
earl
of
Atx
marquis
of
Abcrdc
,
He
was
a
form-
?
psrr
,of
Canada
twice
or
of
Ireland
am!
very
long
and
it
Is
well
to
get
off
to
A
coiaemporsrr
a
good
start.
."
,clunt
teiuriouv.v
jldeallm
of
the
.MANY
STANDARD
VARIETIES
'the
Vlrtomn
af-
;
Some
one
atks
what
seeds
Hhey
ted
that
maintenance
tarly
by
peer
regal
or
rapa
'OL
A
:
I
i
houid
ww
in
orter
to
get
best
re-
as
lord
lleutenur.'
!
suits
In
Prince
Rupert
In
reply
It
confirmed
b
K
.
I
is
sugfeted
that
stocks
and
asters
only
afte-
m!i..:,ja.
uxuauy
ao
wen.
Mingoia,
HcoveiUi
itu
Aoera
:
A.
i
;
French
and
African,
usually
give
n
dally
life
Tw.
f
t
good
rail
bloom.
For
edgea
of
beds
tendencies
.Mid
v
?
there
Is
nothing
like
the
old
fa-
the
ub'e
'
digging,
a
rake
for
taking
olf
weeds
jshloned
blue
lobelia.
Sueh
flowers
Nons.
the
f;:
'
H
q
and
maklnir
the
soil
fine
before
Canterbury
belli,
forget-me-nots.
,orta
and
t,lc
f
jawing
and
a
hoe
for
weeding
and
foxglove,
honesty
and
In
fet
all
tton
'
Kln
E
btn
for
lorwenin
un
thr
soil
Manv
the
perennials
and
biennial
have
,c"
,or
ro"'
f
-i
othrr
tools
are
very
handy
and
help
l
wn
a
year
ahead.
No
gar-
the
gardener
In
his
work.
People
dner
depends
wholly
on
annuals.
with
lawns
will
require
some
kind
of
clipper
for
keeping
the
edges
neat
Mowers
need
overhauling
and
grinding.
If
the
mower
cuts
well
the
mowing
is
much
lighter
and
the
lawn
looks
much
neater.
To
Plcae
The
Kh
Quen
Vlr'T
4
!
berry
atcertajr.
true
that
the
Aber
!-
--
a
week
In
the
.
report
wnnev
r
v?
fc
.
perMned
lntf)
Kv
tn
and
the
l
i'Nr
l
sured
that
vbcrer.
parties
were
arritM
most
eorre-t
ma-.-'1
the
chamber
.
I.:,
-
rti:i
fcrl
while
the
m!ni::;!-.s
vr.
A
vant
was
fr.t
'--tfi!
'
"
blades
fi
r
fami,
ri.v
Lord
Aberdcc;;
tra
for
i
3.
1847
He
a-
t
,
line
for
the
c
ir
created
in
1682
Instead
s
went
flmt
to
a
hr-tV'
B.
a
family
trader,
:
seek
si
veirs
a
humble
w.iv
nf
1!"'
CI
sixth
earl
ehoae
ta
shlo
I'M
mon
sailor
He
was
dmr
the
American
cm-:
I"l
brother
John
sucrecdinf
t
title.
In
1877
the
f:r!
mr
est
daughter
of
'he
f:r:
Tweedmouth,
Thc:r
I;,J
'was
life-long
and
!'
Ilnterdencntenc
;i'id
"Hebrldean
Music"
Subject
Yes-'Two
sons
thp
E
.i
i
Hi
terday
at
Mn.
ParklnV
Inter.
!'o
the
title
and
Lord
DikM
estlnt
Paper
and
Prorram
ion.
commander
nf
tar.
Gordon
Hlihlandcr-i
in
J
war.
and
a
ri.iuii'i'ff
The
regular
fortnightly
meeting
'
thp
rjrJt
fd
c:lanc!
oi
inc
Ladles'
Music
Club
was
held
10
inem-
veaicrtJay
afternoon
at
the
home!
Stan
Smith,
..
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T.
Parkln..Bordcn
Street,;
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Barber
Shop
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Chong
25
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1.00
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W.
Kergln
l.oo
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Mrs.
E.
Jenner
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J.
Lome
MacLaren
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Parker
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Stewart
25
112
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Prince
Rupert
Transfer
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Hunter
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the
day
being
"Hebrldenn
Music"
upon
which
Mrs.
Parkin
read
a
vpry
interesting
paper.
The
program
was
as
follows:
Vocal
solo,
"The
Fnlry
Bong,''
Mrs.
F
W.
Allen.
Violin
solo,
"The
Sea
Rovers,"
Miss
Nellie
Lawrence.
ung
me
Tailor
1.00
Vocal
solo,
"Enskay
Love
Lilt,"1
S.D.Johnston
1.00
Mrs.
E.
Anderson.
j
Howe
McNulty
i.oo
Thco
Collart
Star
Welding
....
Isabel
Brennan
Arctic
Studio
...
Harry
Foote
Don
nurnett
.
II.
S.
Meadows
E.
Smith
W.
J.
Da
vies
Ernest
Kteadows
Total
to
date.
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mm
11.
S.
Secretary
of
Trf
poMi
to
ltewlu
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D.C
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CP
i
Secretary
Piano
solo.
"The
Skye
Fisher,
'
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MmlZw
-
s
J
b-W
Paper,
"Hcbrldean
Music,"
Mrs.!
h,:Tln,0
A.
T.
Parkin.
added
Mr
Morgenthau
J
Piano
solo,
Dunvegan
Dirge"
J
Treasury
Investigation
oi
and
"Lullaby."
Miss
Marearet
Mr.
.Hi.r
holdlnns
hd
,25
vancry,
-j
!.
nr
uis'"
some
aavovun
.
25
vocal
solo,
"Sound
Pibroch,"
prices
were
(chorus
In
Gaelic).
Mrs
Wm.
Millar.
estcd.''
..
.
.Mr
rrif
'
-nov
i"
Accompanists
for
the
afternoon'
t.
iiiE
1.00
urro
Mr.
W
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j,
smith
and
Miss
Margaret
Mc-
50
caf
fcry.
,
i.oo
!
.
'
100
FolIowl"K
the
program
tea
was
'50
served,
the
table
being
tastefully
3'00
decorated
with
daffodlla.
Mrs.
G.
A.
25
wcMHii.iim
nnci
Mrs.
William'
Millar
.25
pm,rfd
nnfl
wrvlteurs
wcrj
Mrs.
J.
n.
iiuiUNl,
Mrs.
IlODert
n
nnrM
finrl
,
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nil
.
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VW
The
sum
of
$5
was
voted
ti.
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Public
Library
new"
.$102,00,
book
fund,
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are
either
drowned
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as
a
result
ini.'.mrth
const
MW
land.
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