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PAGE TWELVE » ANNUAL TREX FOR SEALS HAS BEGUN Will Be Escorted by Can- adian Warships to Pre. vent Killing Yistorls, B.0, Apr. Apr. 16~The ane rek of the fur seal has com~ monead dad within a few fore the Diego, southern California, "i ii to the bro Islands, Indians are permitted to hunt the seal with sanoes and only fhe primi. t r or har, can tire i i, Ol ant Tear ne natives killed about 3000 seals, 2000 peals, FOOTBALL TAKES PLACE OF MURDER not think you will find igi cricket in 'any other part o world, ve play matches "i hi innings aside, and the time limit is two and a Balt hours, Conser quently, no time is lost, and there 18°no such thing as playing for a draw, In one matgh 66 runs were scored off one ke, 'The ball was hit into the sen, and square leg, ing It, was finally thrown inte the water by the other members of his team, in order to retrieve the ball, The batsmen, meantime, were steadily piling up the runs, "On another ocension the ball was hit into a tree, which was cut who objected strenuously to ehas-| tients were seen me OBA DAILY TIMES, TUESDAY, AVRIL 15, wo JURY CRITICIZES _ |f25:5 LEY ~~ DISPENSARIES it be '. m---- hour) English Druggists Condemn,| - Shan & ham," add. od at Inquest Into Girl's fh LE ng tad h ae hon when o| ho Hen roi Bb Hackn ney, ¥ BONE might iheut mans ats i 4 et "The med fim nd coroner #t an inquest at | Meh to "be nail Fr | I, glaze leaves No Brush Marky J) JI: )) 1 fake vy / og ry Bhi "Leaves mil BrushMarks" A Canadian Product Better Made' ary AND CANNIBALISM rrr fur, Seine Fi 1 Solomon olandors of Today i, S11 11, Bh 1 es Gur nent Killings |S Sei i thor a i Auckland, NZ, = Cricket and (naturally, low uni plished, Tt h Soma, tired by Dv Or | iio oper Ra LEI rn of a shone 1 Schl 1 10 5 Bat on airs And during V0, For In chk a the | Rk (Jk, An rove to ub Verband Lo * for a period of seven hours, When [that the natives are beginning to| BRITISH STUDENTS through to the Paelfie const, ne / chiki SE 'vest on THE Wale 0 ay pir A very COURSES IN CANAD. A flan universities the party. viaited times, nd, HMC.8, Vancouver, whith Enjoy Sport Instead of field, They are magnificent fields. and the H.M.C.8, Armentieres will a a Tal hang, ob: ta | Canadian waters, football have taken the place of | interesting to wate British * coming up the Washington const; done, the batsman promptly wteps | aopogqe "he party arrived in Ot- % heavy weather remain under water|jnst returned here with the news Ser --p-- will go to Toronto = end thence t f t theiy barbarous pastimes and Ho' (he suriage And vest on the whi | (0 five & Mm ' SHOULD COMPLETE ' | cntora ons study of the Cana: The herds will reach the Pribilof | good fhothallers, even though they mr-- Ottawa, Apri) 16==Pritish stu. dents who wish to settle in Canada should complete their studies in Canadian Wityerplion. This Is the Islands late in May and remain | play bare-footed" said Dr, Fox, © there until the fall when they com. | "They ave very skilful at passing mence their journey into warmer |and remarkably fast, "waters again, striking the North! "Cricket Is our national game, Ameriean const in. tha vieinity af however" Bi Pr, Cox added, 1 do son for complaint about the digs alpline at the sehool Wm, Prank Purcell, a Cambridge | I I ------ One never can tell what a man does by the way he looks, Man humorists look like underta' "vs, DOMINIO Viditors have now seRsen on spring Herald declared an open poets=Lethbridge ---- You don't hear so much of the mas ho mei he, ied 15, ni died your doctors who had given evidence f AY COMPLAIN The Coroner (Dr, Edwin mith) Hvidence showed that the girl Cambridge, TTY wo Complaints The oase was unsatisfactory, when she was really dying, she (mado when the hesdmaster, Her- | wy, A _ The case fllustrated what hap-' cover honding fees of his two sons, clothes were neither repaired nove | undergraduate, and head prefect sweep the gymnasium and corrid Crops-axamined, Mr, Purcell | a! or otherwise, Mr, Wootton was awarded $100 sald that he was now at Repton | a second motion by the governors § passage, Unless he could get the | were unfounded warned once, perhaps twice and No, Mr, Wootton denled that the | vor of Chicago because one" big bill down by the fieldsmen; The rules he. the ob fares under wh fig ther of loab ball and out of hounds do |, Yury found that Cree | Coby) | Btockmar Hackney, the neglect of the fathe v o's or. They added a rider that the as to thelr treatment of the girl had been grossly negligent, but not eriminally negligent, r------ said that the authorities would her Alle consider what ste ) It any, would Fat gos Sons Did be taken on the Jury's Andings, Menial Work at twiea attended the Wilsonsstreet, Cambridge Dispensary, ¥, C, but was not x y examined there, Flo-Glaze Is sold by that pupils st Perse School, Cam sald the Coroner, because during | bridge, wers insuMelently fod # and MUFFIT & PARK the last month of the girl's iife, | made to do. ments! work were ' hn Field, for Mr nad been seen by four dostors, | bert A, Wootton, sued G, Arnot, | wanton 'sald none of whom diagnosed what | of Prognal lane, Hampstead, fn | 0tton, sald that Mr, Arnot oom: was the matter with her, Marylebone County amb! to' rer plained In a letter that his sons cleaned, that they were insufels | at the rehool when the Arnos A A ently fed, had to dp menial and | wera there, said for cheek small dirty work, to werub, dust and | boys were slippared, ors, and if they did not do It to | agreed that al) thred prefects once the satisfaction of the prefects | pdministered corporal punishment they received punishment, corpor-| (op one hoy ' und vonsts, Headmaster's Denials Rr row (for Mr. Arnot) Erie Arnot, one of the boys, | consented to judgment for #1156 in and had to fag, but he made no | of the school complaints about it, At Perse Judge Bnagge intimated that he Bobool 1t was his job to sweep the | was satisfied that the complaints one broom there was, he had to 80 down on his hands and knees " , --p-- "It we didn't do it we wera the third time were eaned with the heel of a shoe by a prefect,' The Judge: "Were you! 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