PAGI
FOUR.
Thursday,
Jnima..v
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McM
ntii
SPECIAL
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NOW
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IN
CHAsRCE
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I
For
A
FEW
DAYS
ONLY.
Ladles'
or
Growing
Girls'
High
Brown
Boots.
All
sizes,
low
heel,
$6.50
These
are
real
value.
Family
SHOE
Store
Third
Avenue,
Money
Orders
On
Norway,
Sweden
and
Denmark
at
Current
Rates
of
Exchange.
Make
your
reservations
for
that
Summer
Vacation
visit
to
the
Old
Land
early.
For
Tickets,
Hales
and
Information,
seo
us.
Oliver
Typewriters.
Cary
Safes.
FIRS
INSURANCE.
Dybhavn
&
Hanson
Insurance
and
Steamship
Agency.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
The
Home
of
Domestic
Bread
Bread
is
your
best
food.
F.al
more
of
if.
Kept
ly
the
leading
grocers.
La
Casse
Bakery
Phone
190.
Third
Av.
Prince
Rupert
B.C.
HydeTransfer
Phone,
5S0.
NIGHT
OR
DAY.
Express
Baggage
Coal
139
2nd
Avenue.
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
68.
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal,
Sand
and
dravel.
We
Specialize
In'
Piano
and
Furniture
Moving,
Loggers'
Club
Situate
in
the
old
F.mpress
Hotel
Building,
Rooms
to
Rent
by
Day,
Week
or
the
Month.
Steam
Heated.
Hot
and
Cold
Water.
POOL
TABLES.
First-class
Restaurant
In
connection.
James
Zarelll,
-
Proprietor.
ST.
ANDREW'S
BEATS
DHIf
ADhDADIAD
DV
uiLLinrvu
r
n
ivLun
u
i
i
VERY
DECISIVE
SCORE
The
SI.
Andrew's
Society
made'
w
li
if
-fl-
r
f
(lift
f
il
m
nn
It
n
iiApl
Billiard
Parlor
In
last
niphtV
iPrincc
Rupert
(lily
Billiard
jLcapue
Inurnament,
losinp
tmly
one
pame
and
winninp
liy
an
ap-
ares-nte
score
nf
Olfi
In
"35.1.
!
The
scoring
was
as
follows
:
ft.
Davie
(St.
Andrew's.,
Kit;
fienrpo
Mcllmoyle
(P.lt.B.P.
,
200.
.1,
Andrews,
200;
W.
K.
Hutchin
son,
187.
Moose
Lepion
...
2
lleliekahf
..
...
2
I'ls.
li
5
3
3
,
Sport
Chat
lf
a
With
thfee
teams
Moose,
championship
altlioupfi
Ihe
Sons
of
Canada
and
Kniphts
of
Columbus,
at
present
sharinp
the
cellar,
are
under
a
rather
severe
handicap
with
three
wins
and
seven
deXeats
chalked
up
apainsl
lliem.
A
review
of
1923
baseball
re
cords
shows
that
Hie
Cleveland
Minors.
J
feel
so
good
oyi
I
'
but
what
fR
w''
ma'ce
yu
knocking
out
5.i
Iwo-hase
hits.
Harry
Ileilnvtin
and
llahe
Itulh
were
(lie
only
regulars
to
exceed
Sjieaker's
hallinp
mark
hul
Ihe
Cleveland
leader
drove
in
more
runs
than
his
Detroit
rival
and,
playfnp
in
two
less
pames,
drove
in
ju-l
as
many
runs
as
Itulh
130.
I'leeland
hnlsnien
drew
C.33
bases
on
halls,
had
381
strikeouts
and
made
1.50
1
hits.
They
scored
888
runs,
57
more
than
Detroit,
and
l5
more
than
Ihe
champion
Yankees,
despite
the
laller's
105
home
run..
Charley
Jamie.on,
the
tribe's
star
left
fielder,,
led
Ihe
leiipue
in
lills.'pel
tiriK
222.
Speaker
was
second
with
318.
Major
Leaptie
famlmii
has
wit.
iiessdl
witli
icprel
the
passim
Klks
and
Sons
of
I'liplnnd
lied
from
American
.
Leapue
ranks
of
in'
number
of
victories
(seven
"Kparkie"
Mnllhews,
niilfielder
and
makinp
stronp
bids
for-
lhe(senl
by
Ihe
Athletics
In
Milwaii-Dybliavn
Cup,
emblematic
of
city
kee
in
a
deal
brinpinp
Al
Slm-championship,
jnlcresl
is
be-'nioim
to.
the
Philadelphia
club.
cominp
very
keen
in
Ihe
Fraternal
WliKt
Leapue
competition.
To-tiiphl
each
of
these
three
teams
will
come
into
action
and,
need-
.Malthew-s
proved
Ihe
most
colorful
player
in
Connie
Mack's
line,
up
last
season.
He
became
a
sens-ation
overuiplit
and
his
preat
less
to
say.
they
will
be
llierei
fieldinp
and
timely
hilinp
played
with
their
stronpesl
appregalions
u
prominent
part
in
Ihe
early
sci
an
nol
to
lose
Iheir
positions
,aml
mid-season
spurt
which
car
of
advaiilape.'The
Flks
will
play
with
Ihe
Kniphts
of
Cidumbus;
ried
I
lie
Mnckmeu
well
up
in
(he
first
division
and,
for
a
lime
Sons
of
Knpland
Willi
the
Odd-jcauscd
llieni
In
be
Considered
as
iciiows,
ami
Moose
with
M.
An-
serious
penani
conlenders.
A
drews,
Fach
one
of
the
ninelpenehanl
for
playlnp
to
Ihe
crowd
learns
in
Ihe
competition
this
and
(he
resentment
of
his
fellow
winter
still
has
a
chance
at
the
players
over
(hat
custom
is
said
o
have
been
chiefly
responsible
for
.Matthews'
failure
In
cniiliniie
Ills
sensational
wink.
Ilepnrled
ilisapreenienls
wilh
Connie
Mack,
Philadelphia
manapcr,
also
were
said
lo
have
flpiued
in
con
dlllons
wiilch,
coupled
Willi
a
falling
off
in
Mnllliews'
form,
re
"suited
In
seudinp
him
to
(lie
MACDONALD'S
Fine
Git
Tor
those
Smokers
who
like
their
tobacco
Cut
Fine
or
who
roll
their
own
MACDONALD'S
Rwtut
y2tb.
tin80
STEWART
BOY
MAKES
OWN
RADIO
SET
AND
HEARS
THE
OUTSIDE
Now
With
Modern
Instrument
Sits
In
at
Concerts
and
Lectures
at
all
Points
il
has
remained
for
a
I
l-yoar-Jold
Slewarl
schoolboy,
SI
lively
Mellor,
In
silence
Ihe
fireside
(skeptics
who,
for
several
year
past,
have
nrpucd
Ihal
owing;
In
I
he
high
mnunlnin
a
wireless
station
rould
never
he
oierated
successfully
in
Hie
town
of
Slewarl
says
Hie
Portland
Canal
S.
D
Machinal,!,
200;
H.
F.
lf,In(jans
fts
a
lpam
nnl
m,y
p(
News.
Such
has
l.een
a
favorite
life
a
....
i
i
.
:
.
ii
7,
,
inc
American
Leapne
in
baltihp
i"'"1
''r
"
niwuicr
Joe
Ilrown.
nnn
200;
S.
J.
Kvans,
i.
f,
"
various
plowing
vill,
a
average
of
.301
hut
were;'"f"
r,am-
'a'-
"uul!.
nilsr
of
pessimism,
during
Ihe
season.
The
Teals
r
......
w
v
v
..
.
9,n
S)8j
ly
expounded
hy
tin
of
SPVera
of
ie
l(ay(,rs
psped.
nt.r,r.
r'
"I
.1
niJ"
a"'
Manager
Tris
Speaker,
and
Made
His
"
i"'
Pitchers
ieorpe
Ulile
and
Stanley
SlaVely.'
without
',
'
V
"""iCoveleskie,
.stand
out.
L'hle
writi
M
his
parcnls,
or
"
'.'
7
"
.
1
J-'ames,
more
than
any
i.tlurlhal
matter,
look
a
"""II
.
,(.
.
;.
,
III
fll
LADIESWHIST
Pythian
Sisters
Daughters
of
England
and
St.
Andrew's
Auxiliary
Winners
Last
Night
American
League
pitcher
to
allow
less
than
three'
earned
runs
to
u
panic.
Hi
average
was
2.70.
In
nddilion
to
leadimr
the
team
in
hiflinjr
with
an
acrai:e
of
.380.
Results
of
panics
in
Ihe
Ladies'
;Saker
set
a
world's
record
hr
Section
of
the
Whisl
League
lasl
niplit
were
as
fullows:
I'ylliiari
Sisters,
8;
Loyal
Orange
Ladies
I.
'
SI.
Andrew
s
Auxiliary,
0;
Moose-
heart
1-xion.
3.
Daughters
of
Knplaml,
fi;
ilchck-
alis,
3.
Slandinps
to
'dale:
i).
or
v..
....
c,
Pylliian
Sisters
..
Ti
Oranpe
Ladies
.
,
,
3
SI.
Andrew's
....
;T
sn
confidenl-peudn-wtse.
Own
sayiny
a
word
In
nnyone.
for
Quaker
Hnll-
pitcher
in
Ihe
circuit,
and
pitched
M
Oat
container
made
of
card-to
the
most
halsmen,
t3t3.
Inibnard,
around
which
he
lightly
ni'ilition
he
worked
in
2D
conw
(wrapped
2
t-gaupc,,
covered
cop-plclc
games,
another
season's
re-Ipor
wire,
breaking
Ihe
covering
cord.
Coxeleskfe
was
the
onlyievcry
len
Inrns.
for
Ihe
purpose
of
ohlainlns
connection
in
order
In
adJtMt
his
instrument
"In
the
wave
leupths;
secured
a
specimen
if
pnlcna
ore
from
the
Sultan
'
mininp'.
claims
on
Miller
creek:
rippe'ii'jils-nerials
over
his
father's
lhre.
Then,
when
everjlhinp
wn.
all
set.
he
told
his
father
what
he
had
done.
and
asked
him
in-
come
and
look
at
it.
Topelher
they
went
to
Ihe
instrument,
Slavely
adjusted
his
head
phones,
and
wilh
preal
excitement
clearly
Jieard
Ihe
wireless
station
at
llyder
2l,4
miles
away,
operalnp.
I
lie
pleasure
nf
this
discovery
over,
with
his
father's
assistance
he
felt
out
further,
and
eventually
picked
up
wireless
from
Juneau,
Prince
Huperl
and
other
north
'oast
points.
Hears
Many
Points
Since
(hen
Mr.
Mcllor
has
pre
sented
hi
snu
with
a
radio
re
ceivinp
set,
manufactured
by
Ihe
Northern
F.leclrir
Co.,
for
ama
teurs,
and
he
has,
as
a
result,
durinp
the
pust
few
weeks
listened
in
on
a
number
of
concerts,
speeches
and
press
news,
broad
casted
from
as
far
south
fts
Los
Angeles
and
as
far
east
as
llepina,
and
often
picks
lip
broadcast
Imp
from
intermediary
points
such
us
Kdmonlon,,
Cal-pary,
Vancouver
and
Seattle.
Recently
he
heard
a
man
makinp
u
speech
in
Ilepina,
and
heard
him
as
clearly
as
thniiph
he
were,
in
Ihe
same
room.
To
date
he
has
nnl
installed
u
loud
speaker,
but
hopes
lo
do
so
as
siidii
as
he
lias
completed
certain
experiment.
MUSICAL
CLUB
STUDIES
BRAHMS
AND
BROWNING
Meeting
was
Held
Yesterday
Af
ternoon
at
Home
of
Miss
M.
A,
Way,
Fifth
Avenue
West
The
Ladles'
Musical
Club,
V
Lb.
l5t
ax
Or
THE
COKttT
.L
I
1J
If
Fcatu(
SlftVlCf.
Inc.
'
11
I
MAXO
for
Ited
500.
Daily
News
Classified
Ads.
CENTS
PER
WORD
IN
ADVANCE.
Nu
AdvartlMmant
Taken
for
L
thn
SOell
Vtf
ANTED
Molkii
haiihf.h
W)llki:
wanls
men
and
women
to
learn
Ihn
Harber
Trade.
Paid
while
learning.
This
ijt
your
opporlunify
In
learn
a
Irado
and
pet
Into
steady
employ,
merit.
Graduates
earn
from
flo.00
(o
50.0ft
per
week.
Write
for
free
catalogue.
50
Hnsllnps
K.
Vancouver.
-,
WANTKI.
Mnld
for
ireuerul
housework.
Apply
Mrs.
A.
K.
Vrihl,
115
l
lflh
Ave.
K.
21
FOR
SALE
FOIt
SAI.lV-fi
II.
P.
Palmer
wilh
clinch,
$250.11(1.
(I
H.p.
Cana.
ilian
Imperial
f
100.00.
.Northern
H.xchanire.-
tf
FOU
SALlv
Sixteen
room
board-
inp
house
and
store,
furnished.
Apply
U29
Ambrose
I'OIl
SAM:.
Steel
ranire.
nearly
new.
Phone
lied
fi?3.
21
Sale,
Cheap.
FOR
RENT
STKAM
Heated
Flat
for
rent.
i
tenner
.
a-partments.
.
M.
M.
Stephens.
FtH.NISIIKfl
Cabin
Summit
Avenue.
23.
BOAT
ARRIVALS
Phone
21
for
Henl.
Phone
lied
21
ineellnp
yesterday
nfleriiiMiii
al
Ihe
home
of
Miss
M.
A.
May.
KiTI
ti
Avcliue
West,
studied
Ihe
lives
and
works
of
Johannes
Bralims
and
Itoberl
Hrowninp.
coi)(empornneotis
composer
and
poei
oi
i
ne
.ineieenui
i.eniury.
Mis
Way
read
a
paper
on
Brahms
ami
Mr.
W,
K.
Williams
one
on
Jlrnwninp.
As
pianofnrle
duels,
Miss
Way
and
Mrs.
Williams
played
Brahms'
llunparlaii
Dance
,
.Vo,
6
and
waltzes
for
Iwo
pianos
by
Ihe
same
composer.
Mr.
Williams
sanp
Brahms
"Little
iulman"
and
Miss
Way
recited
Itrown-
nps'
"I'ocalta
if
(Jaluppis."
'I'hero
was
a
pood
nllcndnrice
of
members.
Delayed
al
Ocean
Falls
where
sne
nad
much
rreipiil
lo
slis-
cliarpe
C..NMI.
steamer
Prince
fluprrl,
Capt.
John
McKernan,
arrived
in
port
from
the
south
at
J
o'clock
last
eveninp
six
hours
lale.
The
vessel
brouphl
the
foiluwlup
nassenper:
For
Prince
Huperl
F.
O.
Dawson,
J.
Ilinns,
S.
L,
Simpson,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
K,
II.
Simpson,
N.
L.
Lando.
W.
C.
Brewer.
Percy
Davidson,
Mrs.
'.Men-ell,
Mrs.
Ilendle,
J.
W.
Bell,
I'..
A.
Dapp,
K.
It.
Tabruiii,
A.
A.
Cox,
O.
P.
Brown,
V.
Williams,
II.
M.
Sealon,
.1.
L.
Smith,
A.
VT.
Mead,
Charles
Vivian.
II,
F..
James.
W.
F.
Hryden,
Mis
Johnston,
A.
C,
Sail,
P,
A.
Muse,
Frank
S,
Sheppard,
A.
V.
Sprinpfnrd,
Miss
A.
I.
Millon
(Sinillo-rs,,
l
B.
I'IcwpIIIiik,
Capt.
John
II
Tiirncr,
Mrs.
Couliiie
and
daiipli.
ler,
Mr.
Stark,
0.
M.
Ilellenllne,
J.
P.
McMillan
and
Miss
Bush.
For
Slewarl
Mr.
und
Mr.
C
A.
Banks,
J.
T,
Sulir,
Mn
McDonald,
Mr.
Boyd,
Mr.
Myers,
W.
Sloan
and
J.
H.
Falk.
For
Anyox
Mr.
and
Mrs,
Mc-Qunrrle,
Mrs.
T.
W.
Falconei
and
dauphler,
Mrs.
McKaiiarliei
and
child,
Mrs.
Cralp
and
child
J.
A.
Stephen,
P.
McMasler,
Harvey,
II,
Boss,
II,
Kerr,
and
Mr.
S.
Jack,
J.
C,
Mnrlin
F..
I'.
McDonald,
Miss
Fdrta
(lor-
dou,
Berl
(Ire-h
and
J.
Klrkpalrick.
Mr
Mr
W
SSI
BOARD.
IiOAIU).
The
Second
Avenue.
BttA
LHJ
JVM
Inlander,
830
Phone
137.
tf
FURS
OOINQ
UP.
The
l
ur
Ma
kei
m
I'oimnp
hark
slronp.
See
ne
first
and
I.Tl
wilh
your
eaich
you
II
make
more
money.
W.
COLDBL00M,
The
Trapper's
Friend,
Second
Avenue.
AUCTION
SALES.
flood
lloiiphl.
Sold
F.xchntiKcd
TAXI
MISCELLANEOUS.
From
the
East
'
or
H.
H.
HEMMINQS,
Auctioneer.
Furnlluru
nnd
Crockory.
Thinl
Ave.
I'hone
Illai
13rt
nnd
llert
ll?
Taxi
97
Phons.
(Call
fleorg?
or
fluit)
Ross
Brothers.
Prompt
Servico
and
Comfort
Hay
or
Mplil
Stand!
Boston
Orlll
Third
Avenue
fl.
ANPF.nSOX.
Sailmnker
Sli.
and
Tarpaulins
made
to
order
and
repaired.
Third
Avenue,
opposite
Pioneer
Laundry,
Phone
Orren
3l2.
P.O.
Ilns
723.
MAIL
SCHEDULE
For
the
East
Mondays,
Wednesdays
and
Frl.
days,
rloses
at
5.30
p.m.
Mondays,
Thursday
nnd
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