PAQM
TOWM.
Money
Orders
On
Norway,
Sweden
and
Denmark
at
Current
Rate
of
Exchange
Make
your
reservations
for
that
Summer
Vacation
visit
to
the
Old
Land
early.
For
Ticket,
Rates
and
Information,
see
us.
Oliver
Typewriter.
Cary
Safes.
FIRE
INSURANCE.
Dybhavn
&
Hanson
Insurance
and
Steamship
Agency.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
DRY
Birch
&
Cedar
Wood
Out
any
length.
HydeTransfer
139
Second
Avenue.
Phone
SSO.
Night
or
Day.
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
Agent
for
Society
Brand
Clothes
Now
showing
Spring
Patterns
and
Styles
Thor
Johnson
Second
Avenue
Seeds
Seeds
Just
arrived,
our
stock
of
Garden
and
Field
Seeds,
Onion
Sets
and
Fertilizer.
Pratt's
Baby
Chick
Food
and
Poultry
Supplies
Phone
58.
Prince
Rupert
Feed
Co
Geo.
PapadopuhY
New
and
Secondhand
Furniture
STORE
We
buy.
sell
and
exchange
nil
kinds
of
new
and
secondhand
good.
839
Third
Avenue.
Phone
646.
P.O.
Box
92
WOODCOCK
Dairies,
Ltd.
Pure
Fresh
Milk
and
Cream
Delivered
Dally.
Direct
from
the
farm
to
the
home.
Phone
Black
216.
P.O.
Box
895.
HOME
FROM
HOME.
MOCHIDA
ROOMS
714
Fraser
St.
Steam
Heated
H.ot
and
Cold
Water
Hates
by
Day
or
Month
P.O.
Box
75.
Phone
659.
Dr.
E.
S.
TAIT
DENTIST.
Hetgerton
Block,
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
O,
Office
Hours,
9
U
.
Phone
988.
,
Open
Evenings
Only
Far
pedal
Appointments.
THI
DAILT
HMWflL
Thursday,
May
H
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
j
By
George
MtM
MA.VC
OU
ANN
I'VE
taCNT
FOR
COUPLE
J
HELLLO
M
FOR
OOR
OFFICE
J
ON
C
ANY
f
AVvWANCel
i
i
row
oo
I
1
SMD
V-iMP
.
l
greater
portion
of
Ihe
money
!ia
I
:itri.-iilv
heiMi
rni.opil
llirnii"h
Oi
'
energies
of
Ihe
Gyro
members.
I'he
fund
will
be
augmented
con
siderably,
il
Is
expected,
through
i
concur!
dial
is
to
be
staged
by
the
club
next
Tuesday.
Ihe
equipment
included
in
the
Gyro
Club's
order
to
Ihe
drydock
will
prelly
well
fill
Ihe
part
pace
at
the
corner
of
.Mcllride
SI
reel
and
Sixlh
Avenue.
It
I
Ihe
first
underlaking
of
its
kind
in
the
cily
and
will
doubtless
be
appreciated
by
Ihe
children
in
particular
and
Ihe
citizens
gen
erally.
Items
of
Equipment
The
following
are
Ihe
separaln
items
of
equipment:
double
chutk
giant
stride',
see-saws.
horizontal
ladder,
travelling
rings,
infants'
box
swings,
large
swings,,
leeler
ladders
and
Hag
pole,
fiyro
Ernie.
Velenline,
who
lias
taken
an
active
part
in
planning
Ihe
equipment.
drew
ketches
of
the
various
devices
it
last
night's
meeting
giving
the
members
a
better
idea
of
what
is
proposed.
The
'ground
will
be
suitably
prepared
and
the
vari
ous
pieces
of
paraphernalia
will
j
be
embedded
in
concrete
piers.
J.i
II..
Pillsbury,
manager
of
Ihe
dry
lock,
,
and
G.
A.
.McMillan,
drafts
man,
who
have
nlso
linen
active
in
gelling
out
Ihe
plans,
will
give
Ihe
construction
I
heir
personal
upervision.
The
rcrnnimcndaliun
of
the
playground
committee
was
fur
ther
enlarged
upon
by
ir.
L.
W.
Kergin,
acting
chairman
of
Ihe
committee,
and
the
decision
to
give
Ihe
work
I,
the
dry
dock
was
unanimous.
Other
business
al
Ihe
club
meeting
included
the
making
of
furl
her
arrangements
for
tin'
oncerl
lo
be
given
next
Tues-
lay
anil
the
holding
of
children's
sports
and
a
dog
show
next
Saturday
a
a
prelude.
Presentation
to
Secretary
l'o
mark
the
occasion
of
his
recent
marriage,
fiyro
Slan
Tuy
lor,
Mcreinry
of
ihe
club,
was
presented
wilh
a
handsome
sil
ver
entree
dish.
He
replied
sull
ably
expressing
the
appreciation
of
himself
and
Nrs.
Taylor.
A
resolution
from
Ihe
Vic
loria
fiyro
Club
recommending
that
Canada
be
represented
through
a
minister
oMhe
crown
and
Judge
Emily
MuruliY
of
Ed
inonlou
al
the
forthcoming
opium
conference
to
be'
held
in
England
was
endorsed.
Adverli-
in
.
Iriilv
New
X
Zj3
Gyro
Club
has
Let
Contract
for
Erection
of
Playground
Equipment
to
Local
Drydock
The
fiyru
Cltib
of
Prince
Hupert
at
its
regular
monthly
luisi-'
ness
meeting
last
night
awanien
the
contract
lor
ine
bmiuing
or
playground
equipment
which
is
to
In
erected
at
the
corner
of
Sixth
Avenue
and
.Mcllride
street
to
the
Prince
Hupert
dry
ilnck.
A
tender
from
the
local
company
which
compared
more
than
favorably
with
the
outside
bids
was
received
ami
accepted.
l.ou-structiun
of
the
equipment
will
commence
at
ouce
and
it
is
hoped
to
have
the
playground
in
full
operation
well
liefonv
the
commencement
of
the
summer
school
vacation.
The
project,
as
out
lined
fur
Ibis
year,
will
costi
somewhere
in
ll:e
neighborhood
I
of
.
.Mill
II
is
nntiriitnlcd.
The
Sport
Chat
Ketchikan
and
Juneau
both
opened
(heir
I'J-i
baseball
seasons
on
Sunday
last
under
very
auspicious
circumstances.
The
wealher
was
splendid
and
the
turnout
were
large.
At
Ketchikan
a
team
travelling
under
the
lille
of
Yanks
defeated
another
bearing
the
name
of
Giants
by
a
.score
of
eleven
to
eight.
The
game
-was
a
benefit
one.
At
.(iliieau,
the
cily
league
openers
erans
on
I
uesiiay
night.
As
n
result
I
hey
have
come
lo
Ihe
con
clusion
thai
Ihe
Scots
have
a
much
more
formidable
aggregation
than
the
first
game
wilh
Ihe
Sons
of
Kngland
would
have
indicated.
II
is
now
Ihe
feeling
that
it
will
be
these
same
dallies
who
will
give
the
Sons
of
Canada
lie
lel
run
for
Ihejr
money
in
I
lie
league
race.
The
next
game
will
be
Friday
night
between
the
Sons
of
Kngland
and
Suns
of
Canada.
While
there
will
he
plenly
nl
enlerliiinment
offered
in
Ihe
city
on
Victoria
Day
through
the
formal
opening
of
Hie
athletic
season
and
the
carnival
or
Ihe
Klks
and
Fair
Hoard,
arrangements
are.
now
under
way
for
several
fishing
trips
lo
remote
haunts.
As
I
here
will
undoubtedly
be
a
large
number
nut
for
llieir
first
"real
fish"
of
Ihe
year,
It
would
be
well
lo
make
arrangement
early.
The
fac!
thai
May
St
comes
on
Saturday
af
fords
a
fine
week
end
opportunity
for
an
outing.
Following
are
Ihe
prospective
team
Jine-ups
in.
the
S.O.K.
vs
S.O.C.
foolball
game
to
be
played
on
Friday
night.
S.O.K.
Dick
Howe,
goal;
A
l.ane
and
Dick
I.amhe,
full
backs;
P.
Cameron,
i.
Kelsey
and
Percy
Tinker,
half
backs;
(ieo.
Mill,
jr.,
Dickens,
Hum,
Wool
Ion
and
Harvey,
forwards.
Ileserves
Thompson
and
(ieo.
Howe.
S.O.C
S.
Hawthorn,
goal;
V.
hacks;
;.
Mitchell.
.1.
Marks
and;
.1.
Mitchell,
half
hacks:
A.
Mitchell.
MclMugall.
E.
Krskine.
K.
Smith
and
I..
Imne,
forwards.
.
S.
Kussell
will
referee
the
game.
-
Lacrosse
enthusiasts
held
a
practise
game
on
Ihe
Acropolis
Hill
grounds
last
uighl
when
some
fourteen
players
turned
out.
This
was
the
largest
practice
of
Ihe
season
In
dale.
It
is
nulicfpafcil
that
a
sufficient'
number
of
lacrosse
players
will
offer
for
Ihe
organization
of
I
wo
teams
lo
compete
for
lb"
Stork
cup.
FOOTBALL
SCHEDULE
May
10.
Sons
of
Kngland
vs.
Sons
of
Canada.
May
III.
Sons"
of
Canada
vs.
Cullies.
May
22.
fireal
War
Veterans'
Association
vs.iSons
of
Kngland.
May
27.-
-Sons
.if
Kngland
vs.
tallies.
.May
30.
fSrea!
War
Veterans'
Association
..vs.
Sons
of
Canada.
June
si
tallies
vs.
Ureal
War
Veterans'
Association.
June
5,
Sons
of
Canada
vs.
Sous
of
Kngland.
June
to.
talli
s
vs.
Sons
of
were
played
in
llie
form
or
a
Canada.
double
header.
The
lirst
game'
,3..
Sons
of
KnKaml
vs.
was
between
the
Elks
and
Ihe
Great
War
Veterans'
Association.
American
Legion
and
Ihe
second
slein
pitched
Ihe
opening
ball.
1
TlVlilllU
I
UUllU
H-'oolball
fans
had
Ihe
nppor-(unity
of
sizing
up
Ihe
local
situation
al
the
match
between
Hie
Callios
and
Ihe
flreat
War
Vet
SEALS'TO
SWIM
Mothers
are
Tender
but
Discipline
Is
Unrelenting
NINII.CII1K,
Alaska,
May
15.--Malernal
discipline
is
as
pronounced
amont'
'
the
hair
seal
famines
as
among
human
beings,
according
to
men
who
have
spent
many
years
along
Hie
shores
of
Cook
Inlet
and
have
studied
aquatic
life
there.
From
the
lime
a
baby
seal
is
laid
snugly
within
a
bed
of
dry
seaweed
unfit
he
receives
a
filial
spanking
and
is
directed
In
ruslle
for
ilself,
he
Is
subject
to
piircleuling
discipline.
Contrary
to
ixipular
belief,
a
baby
seal
is
as
helpless
in
the
waler
at
birth
as
a
human
baby
would
be.
It
must
be
taught
lo
swim
and
iu-slrucled
in'
oil
the
hue
of
seal
life.-including
how
lo
huut
food
and
escaoe
its
enemies.
Charles
Coach,
who
has
made
hair
seal
hunting
a
business
for
years,
says
lo
has
waicneii-
a
mother
seal
leaching
her
bab;
to
swim.
The
mother
would
llonn-dcr
mil
on
the
rookery,
galher
the
baby
under
her
flipper
and
slip
carefully
into
Ihe
waler.
Suspending
Ihe
baby
on
her
Hipper.
sJo
would
bark,
grunt,
whine
and
wheedle
to
indicate
whal
slh
desired,
Jf
the
baby
refused
til
perform,
it
was
effectively
spanked
with
I
fiO
mot
tier's
Hipper.
The
young
seal
yiadu-
ully
learns
lo
swim
by
llounder-
iug
a
few
slrokes
al
a
time,
wilh
Ihe
mother
snatching
it
from
danger
every
lime
il
becomes
ex
hausted
or
slaris
In
sink.
Some
of
I
lie
beach
combers
Men.ies
and
II.
Menzies,
full
adopt
baby
seals
as
pels.
They
MACDONALD'S
Fine
Git
For
those
Smokers
who
like
their
tobacco
Cut
Fine
or
who
roll
their
own
MACOONALOfSHiieCut
Hz
Lb.
-15
et
liOAIII)
and
Iloom
al
the
Inlander
centrally
located,
fine
hnlf
Mock
from
Post
Oillce,
H.lo
Second
Aven.
Phone
137.
If
lo-rnme
as
faithful
as
dogs
and,
If
one
decides
to
banish
them,
are
as
hard
to
get
rid
of
a
cats.
An
instance
was
ciled
where
a
baby
seal
wn
taken
out
lo
sea
in
the
hope
I
hat
it
would
reunite
with
its
herd.
About
midnight
there
was
a
plaintive
wail
nl
Ihe
cabin
door.
Like
the
traditional
rat,
Ihe
seal
had
come
hack.
He
howled
until
he
was
adinilled
lo
Ihe
Validly
circle
ind
fed
a
piece
of
fish.
BOAT
ARRIVALS
CN.H.
steamer
Prince
Hupert,
Capt.
D.
Donald,
arrived
from
llietsoulh
al
5.15
yesterday
af
ternoon
wilh
Ihe
following
pas
sengers:
For
Prince
Ilnperl
C.
D
Kong.
M.
Ilevor,
II.
Tinkler.
Mrs.
A.
T.
Parkin,
William
Lawrence
(Smllhcrs),
T.
Angus,
II.
C
Johnston.
S.
(ialliazo,
James
Pollock,-vDr.
A.
K.
II.
Ileunell
Mrs.
F.
A.
Oraham
and
child,
J
il
Starr,
V.
Hazzanl,
H.
A
Heaven,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Madaliu
and
child,
Miss
Nora
Kenny,
It.
Johnston,
A.
Ferrier,
Mrs.
Fell,
James
Wall,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
De-
worlh
and
child,
Miss
A..
Clarke,
O.
F.
Pearson.
F.
II.
Ilolmnn,
It.
Sutton,
(!.
II.
Collins,
A.
K.
Skin
ner,
(iordon
F.
Campbell,
Mrs
Arkley,
Webhui
H.
MoAfee,
John
W.
Allen,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
M.
W
Argue,
C.
K.
Sandvold.
Hon.
A
M.
Mansou,
Miss
Kmma
Kelly,
Miss
Cuplell,
C.
H.
Kenney,
K,
I
Davis,
James
Mitchell,
Mr.
Om-
dahl
ami
O.
M.
Christie.
For
Anynx
D,
II.
Smith,
J.
C
Johnson,
T.
Sullivan,
Mrs.
Dwycr
and
child,
Mr.
Malum,
C.
Fcrgu
son,
H.
Weslerlund,
K.
Nelson,
K.
A.
Krskine,
Mr.
Sproll,
(i.
S.
Todd,
Miss
lllewell,
.1.
llasH
Mr.
Oigol,
W.
J.
Ileeves.
J.
J.
Hall,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
II.
S.
Miinroe.
Pat
Mullin.
charged
wilh
in
loxicallon
before
Magislrale
.Me
Clymoiil
in
Ihe
city
police
court
this
morning,
was
fined
L'5
o
as
an
allernallve
Ihlrly
days'
lui
i
FOR
SALE
FOH
SAI.K
Five
roomed
house
on
Second
Avenue.
Building
on
(ioverumcut
wharf
Used
as
a
news
stand.
Nine
ln-aen
lots,
one
I
-acre
lot
al
Terrace.
Prince
(Jeorge,
loin
10
and
II,
block
IK;
lots
10
and
II,
block
110;
loin
SH
and.
2l,
block
117;
lot
ft,
block
151.
Apply
A.
C.
I.i
1
1
It.
Second
Ave.
nuc.
05
FOH
SAI.K.
Sixteen
room
runn
ing
house
nod
store;
all
furnished.
Full
sized
b.i"ineiii
wilh
new
hot
air
furnace.
Price
7,5Wl.(iu.
Terms
arranged.
This
building
is
right
in
front
of
Ihe
Dry
Dock,
Dili
Ambrose
Avenue.
If
FOIl
SAI.K.
25-10
h.p.
Sterling
engine;
Hosch
Ignition;
complete
to
ami
Including
coupling.
$750.00
30
foot
cruiser,
20
h.p,
Jud
overhauled.
toilet,
galley.
$1,000.
M.
M.
Stephens.
tf
FOH
SAI.K.
A
I
Terrace.
Lot
15.
consisting
of
10
acres,
block
1711,
oite
mile
and
a
half
frtiii
station,
church,
slore.
pos
olllre,
hotel
ami
school.
Price
fl50
cash.
Apply
A.
C.
I.illlc.
if
FOH
SAI.K.
Dining
room
suite.
wicker
chairs,
es,
dressers,
cols,
kitchen
utensil,
chairs,
tables,
wash
tubs,
boiler,
(iur-
ney
Oxford
healer,
He.
Phone
Hlack
2IH.
7
I.OOflINO
OUTFIT
for
sale
and
ga
shoal
33
feel
long
In
good
condition,
dm
he
seen
at
llm
Aeroplane
Ark.
Seal
Cove.
fl
FOH
SAI.K.
-
New
and
u.d
Machinery,
lloals
and
Kngines.
Northern
Exchange.
U
IIF.STAUHAN'1'
for
Sale
or
Lease
Apply
llox
175
Dally
News
of.
fice.
LOST
LOST.
Hunch
of
keys
on
chain
ring
wilh
iiinnopram
H.K.T.
Finder
please
reluru
lo
Dally
News
office.
LOST.
Hlack
camera
case
on
pipeline
Sunday.
Finder
please
phone
Ited
'.II.
lit
FOUND
FOUND.
An
I.O.IJ.
Owner
cat
have
same
al
Daily
News
oftlee
by
proving
ownership
and
pay-Ing
lor
this
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