sn J THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG, FRIDAY, MARCH 16, 1917. PAGE THREE dels Bihan motel . Probs: Fair today; snow or sleet on Saturday. : | i x 5. 1 MY "yr og TEE aE OVERLAPPING OF TRADES" A BOYLE SAYS "NOT GUILTY." BRITISH WHEAT OFFER |! A ) ' {Alleged Confession Disallowed, as HAS BEEN REJECTED | . v --f-- 1 m y : Sm---- She Wasn't Warned. 4 2 UNDER DISCUSSION BY TRADES, 1. March 16 Charged with | Western Farmers. !Not Satis=| : AND LABOR COUNCIL. murd Albert Haynes on Jan-| fied With. Dollar and Thirty. | . tary 8t hooting mon the | Service A Conference Will Be Arranged sires JY Boyle appeared in the Cents a Bushel. : When Matter Will Be Taken Up court of King's Bench yesterday. Thel EH : | : by Representatives of the Sr line the defence will take has not fz Quaws, March 15 The Ww esiern | ul 4 he i vet, t sh it is known ( farmers are not satisfied with the] We are giving the amateur Trades--Big Crowd Attend Meet. |, suggestion the girl British offer of $1.30 per bushel for| photographer the best service ing. plead guilty to mansls iter. which | the Canadian wheat crop. The Can-| obtainable anywhere, and at The members of the Trades aid would prabably he acceptable to the|adian Council of Agriculture which the same low prices of two Labor Council "held their regular Crown, has not been accepted ,| has been in sessign at Regina has re-| $ years ago----notwithstanding the meeting oft Thursday night, and it The prisoner pleaded not guilty to {Ported to Sir George Foster that the| greatly increased cost. of all was marked by a very large attend- the charge of murder. erop should be. sold at $1.50 as aj material, and we are still giv. ance; in fact it was the biggest turn- Crown Attorney Walsh in his ad-]| minimum price and a maximum ing .the .quick, .twenty-four out the members have had at their dres: to the jury, placed emphasis |price of $1.90 for No. 1 Northern| hour service, charging 10 cents meetings all winter. Several inter- on a confession he said the girl made |A-1 Winnipeg or, failing that, a flat] for all sized rolls. g matters to the labor men were when, herself badly wounded, she {Price of $1.70 on the same basis at We sell the best cameras, :r discussion. The president, was admitted to the Royal Victoria} Fort William The other grades | films and supplies made and 'rnest Cain, was in:the chair. Hosptal. down from No, 1 Northern would be| repair, rent or exchange came | A matter taken up, which has been This confession was thrown out (valued according to milling and bak-| eras. If you have ' camera discussed from time to time, is that when the Crown sought to introduce | ing tests. The British offer was for| trouble consult us. . of the different trades overlapping it, on the ground that the prisoner|$1.30 for No. 1 Northern at Fort each other, carpenters doing work of had not been warned that state-|Wiliam so that the Western farm- 9 : plumbers and vice versa. The trades, nents she might make would beers want no less than forty cents a so it appears, have been Infringing used against ier. bushel more than the Imperial au- on each other's work, and én en- It developed during the hearing | thorities have offered. On 'the basis : : i Seaved 4s to be Made to stop this that Eva Boyle had a husband living | of an export crop, say of ome hun- . The ¥ opular Drug Store. prac ic . Asa sult, ! Was arranged in Scotland. /A description of a pecu- {dred million bushels, this would Phone 59. Branch 2018 to hold a conference of re prese nta- liar fit the girl had on one occasion | mean that the Western farmers ask v tives of all the trades in order that | wag also given in the evidence. forty million dollars extra from the -- he Matter san be discugsed and a -------------- British Government, | A communication was received BURNED TO DEATH IN ar Cuorge Paster, us apting Prime y ae | from the Sriush Solvmbia Federa- PATHETIC ACCIDENT the Council of Agriculture ®o Rt tion of Labor, asking the council to , ig -. Dominion Fish Co. | | petition the Government to have a Arnprior Woman Was Stand- BOR. David Liova ten, ut there i! refere efore conscription. Nc a 1 8u- iiratipiiagiig Been oh ? ing at Stove When Dress thorities agreeing to pay forty cents : Bulk ; Hs + Caught Fire. . are: surprise is expressed | ¥ J 8 $ : At London, Ont, Miss E. A. | ) . : Tuesday | 26 Ottawa at the action of the farm- . Waugh, -a-puble-schoel teacher, fell na BRLIOK March 6 0m. Tuesday ers-in-view of the 'pressing neécessi- jon the ice, fracturing her skull and |f °° 4 alid Dh os of 'lies of Great Britain for foodstuffs. ys ers {dying within a few hours : Pak enim Yost her life iy cctiiiar There is a strong feeling that they | "An important discovery u BOld is |) ner. While emptying oe floor | &Te endeavoring to hold up the Brit- eported to have been made on the | i = aa a . y 8 ove . 60c and 70c [ed are claims at Boston Sweep ngs into the stove, the flame i a ja thus caused seemed to have suddenly a quart. I¢ reek. Eq for overseas at Col-|Bushed up, igniting the. unfortunate ast assasnd A AAnanasst ts] | Laster X ards for overseas at Col-| ooo clothing, which was soon a hiv r aks * lege Book Store. mass of flames. Becoming excited, |¥ GERMAN WITHDRAWAL * - ----- a i -------- A PS | into, the front part of the 3 FASTER THAN EXPECTED + (house, where her brother, John Rt aL Campbell endeavored in vain to ex-|%* London, March 16.--Brig.- # tinguish the flames with his hands, |¥ Gen. Frederick B. Maurice, # / : {and was severely burned himself. |¥ chief director of military opera- # {From the burning pieces of clothing *# tions at the British War Office, + | ithe carpet also took fire, and it was * states that the withdrawal of + lwith the greatest difficulty that the + the Germans from the Bucquoy 2 \ [house was saved from destruction. So |* line. on the Somme front, is 4 verely was the unfortunate woman % taking place faster than antici- burned that she died soon after- 3 pated, 3nd tit the Whole new : |ward. Miss Campbell was in her ' jul 8 = NICE WEE HAMS (Smoked Picnic 5 lbs forty-seventh yoy and had resided * verse side of the Bapaume #| ' . {with her brother on the 9th conces-|¥ ridge. * . to 8 lbs.) {sion of Pakenham for some time. 3 hdededededode dodo ied PPP A | " et pire ; Turn Down. Charlie Chaplin, the moving pic- | The late Jack London once ar-|ture actor, who was a heavy pur-| {ranged with a magazine editor, to do | Chaser of the first Canadian war | {a short story for $1,500, loan, has just put in an order to | "And," said London hopefully, the | the Canada Bond Corporation for a 4 {deal being -coneluded, 'can I have | $58,000 allotment of the new loan. | the money now before I write the The Canadian timber land property stuff?" . of the bask: Battle Island Paper | The editor gave a shrug. Company of Fulton, N.Y., which was PICKLED (Unsmoked) HAMS, 6 to 8 lbs. | "Your stories, my dear London," | purchased in liquidation proceedings | | he said, "are immortal, but you, un-| by Levi 8. Chayman of this city for | . | fortunately, are not." $130.000, has been resold at a good | | -- . profit, : Where She Excelled, Ask any of the boys in khaki what | Jack Timid--L--er--suppose your |they think of the Y.M.C.A., and then | daughter has told you--er--the ob-|send in your subseription to help con- | ject of my---er--visit to you--er--:| tinue the good work for at least an- | ® this evening? other year. ¥ . al Her Dad--Yes, young man, and{ Don't forget to send a greéting Wm. Davies Co., limited, Phone 397 | she told it a hang sight better than card on St. Patrick's Day. Come and | you seem able to. {look over the Gibson line at the Col- | | a ---------- lege: Book Store. | i J. 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