PAQI
FOiR,
MOCHIDA
ROOMS
714
Fraser
SL
Steam
Heated
Hot
and
Cold
Water
Rales
by
IJay
or
Month
P.O.
Box
76.
Phone
65fl.
Dr.
E.
S.
TA1T
DENTIST.
Hslgerson
Block,
PRINCE
RUPERT,
1.
0.
Office
Hours,
9
U
Prions
68.
Open
Evenings
Only
Fsr
Special
Appointments.
.Many
Turned
Out
at
Practice
Game
Staged
Last
Night
hold
n
Ihe
Acropolis
Hilt
frnmnils.
"la.-l
night
and
a
large
number
of
players
turned
out
for
the
purpose
of
r
booking
teams
to
ilay
an
exhibition
same
on
Saturday
afternoon.
The
following
teams
were
picked:
Kaiens
f.
Ilrown,
goal;
Fred
(iilhnly,
point;
Ft.
H.
Skinner,
rover
iioinl;
J.
Milrhell,
first
defence;
V.
Milrhell,
third
defend;
D.
Italfnur,
centre;
Hob
Iprizzcll,
third
home;
H.
Menzie.,
'first
hoinc;
H.
(Sray.
outside
I
home;
Hert
.lohnson.
inside
home.
Spares,
Louis
Astoria
and
V.
Williscrofl.
I
Maple
Leafs
H.
DelmonicnJ
goal;
I.cs
Lane,
point:
(!eo.
Shaw
coer
point;
Art
Lane,
first
de-!
fence;
E.
Siuilh,
third
defence:
K.
Slim;
Foster,
centre;
V.
A.
De
Heck,
lliird
home;
Slan.
Taylor,
first
home;
H.
S.
Woods.
outside
home;
S.
A.
Shalford,
in
side
,
home.
Spares,
Don
Oraliam
and
Alex.
Sainl.
ti:o.
D,
Tile,
Sr.,
will
referee.
The
lacrosse
panic
will
he
played
on
Saturday'
afternoon
immediately
after
Hip
baseball
'
same.
Ueft
.
Johnston;,
who
je?nlaying
insiue
nouie
ior
ine
Aniens,
is
a
New
Westminster
hoy
am
jdayed
for
I
he
Westminster
team
in
a
worM's
amateur
chuiiipiouship
game.
Sport
Chat
c
I
?
H
The
two
"dark
horse"
foolhall
teams
(jreal
War
Veterans
and
Sons
of
F.ngland
are
due
to
meet
in
loiii'hl's
foolhall
fixture.
The
former
atrareiratinn
has
not
4een
aide
to
win.
a
vie-lory
yet
this
spason
wleilc.
Ihe
latter
has
one
victory
against-one
defeat
on
its
slamlins
sheet.
Kven
if
the
several
new
players
contained
hy
these
two
teams
have
not
shown
up
very
well
so
far
.in
competition
with
Ihe
old
timers,
they
should
make
an
jn.
tereslin
go
of
II
against
each
other.
In
any
case,
the
match
should
be
a
keenly
contested
one
for
victory
will
mean
a
$;nod
deal
to
either
side.
fieorjrc
Oarpenlier
and
Tom
my
(ulilion.s
are
both
in
the
midst
of
training
for
their
scheduled
hout
on
May
31.
.Ihe
former
haft
his
quarter
in
Michigan
Cily.
Asked
recently
if
he
Ihoupht
he
could
knock
out
ihhons,
he
said
"Thai
I
cannot
say
but
I
think
I
will
win.
ini
punching
harder
than
when
I
foil
L'
hi
Deiiinsey."
Arratljre.
hiciiIk
may
be
completed
for
Oarpenlier
(o
meet
(Sene
Tunney
tiefore
he
returns
to
F.urope.
He,
is
planning
lo.reinain
in
America
until
July
i.
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you
find
you
cannot
get
the
daily
News
regularly,
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home.
tf
lite
blond
on
imwnt
of
the
entire
rlrtu-
tattoo
IxHn
poisons.
Burdurk
Blond
-
Blltrn
qiilrkly
end
IctffM-liiallj
liacldm
plmr'
nd
ill
"Ur
kin
dixrs
i
It
r
rliriu
10
Hm
rwt
lof
th
lrnbl
by
rlMOtinr
and
arlchln
the
blond.
Mr.
Conrtd
Andron.
Keinld,
9lc
wrltn:
"A
yr
aro
I
bad
in
iwful
at-lack
of
plmplrj.
Thj
broke
oul
all
over
my
rare
and
I
could
nut
art
rid
of
tfin
In
any
otm
ls
a
rrlrud
lokl
n
about
ytmr
Iturdnrk
Itlnod
Bitten
and
lft
i
ntc
bare
a
txiltlr
"hf
had
to
uare.
After
!
CAPTIVES
TALK
IN
CONFERENCE
Novel
Discussion
Takes
Placj
at
Luncheon
In
Lincoln
Heights
Jail,
Los
Angeles
L(IS
ANCSKLKj!,
May
22.
:tiir
of
I'olice
August
VollniT
and
his
police
captains
recently
in.
.Ijtuted
aj.new
tyj.riiv
j
wf
confer-cneeJwIieil
tfify'BeTII
a
nMiinl-lsilile
discussion
on
crime,
its
causes,
ami
means
for
its
prevention
with
the
inmates
of
the
Lincoln
Heights
jail
here.
At
a
luncheon
in
the
jail
the
prisoners,
at
the
invitation
of
the
chief,
told
the
urms
of
the
lav.
jjtisl
what
they
thought
of
police
men,
courts
and
law
enforcement
in
general.
Chief
Vollmer
said
he
learned
much
from
Ihe
conference,
including
the
fallowing:
The
character
of
men
arreslej
should
be
more
closely
investigated
by
the
arresting
officer.
A
court
should
he
established
to
handle
vagrants
exclusively.
A
sympathetic
officer
should
he
appointed
to
hear
Ihe
pleas
of
these
vagmnls
ami
thoae
arrest
ed
on
other
pelly
charges.
Prisoners'
Remarks
Some
of
the
remarks
by
pris
oners
(hat
led
up
Hiese
con
clusions
were:
Ity
an
Irish
prisoner,
called
by
his
eo-innuiles,
Sam:
"These
cops
pincli
us
because
I
iru
s
their
business
and
Ihey
ilon'l
care
if
we're
inu'K'onl
or
not.
If
they
set
nothing,
real
against
.
us
we're
canned
on
a
-charge
of
be
ing
vagrants
and
a
boob
judge
gives
us
tin
days
for
having
an
empty
Mnmach."
Ity
an
educated
prisoner,
who
said
he
hail
made
it
his
husiiress
lo
study
rrinje
from
both
sides:
"There
Is,
apparently,
only
one
MACDONALD'S
EUteGit
Tor
those
Smokers
who
like
their
tobacco
Cut
Fine
or
who
roll
their
own
rnXOONALO'SfiAeCut
and
confidence
until
Dm
larl
-nient
merit
it.
M
present
some
lutlieemen
will
Iim
niul
rlirvi
I
tar
ALL
OYER
HIS
FACE
ic
Bootlegger
Talks
j
Mmnu
hMkin.
it
on
the
nee
tixi
'
!'
an
admitted
Ixiolleggcr:
'
otiwr
ixru
t
th
bMiy
t
t
sum
irn.'Vhat
I
want
to
know
is
this:
,
lacrosse
practice
game
vai,thl,
lhf
ttotx
is
not
in
proper
hir.
When
you
ninrh
a
nwin
mil
pell
him.
why
Is'H
that
Hie
record
how
you
confiscated
only
three
gallons"
Chief
Vollmer
asked
for
the,
names
of
nftieer
who
did
I
lilt,
hut
at
a
warntnc
from
oilier
orf-oiiefs.
the
IhioIIck't
sal
down.
MROTARY
INTERCITY
MEET
IN
VICTORIA
uln
It
I
noilred
a
ebanre.
to
I
boufhti
Wireemore
bottle,
and
now
I
donY
know
RoUr,ans
and
RotarlenneS
from
tbere
l
surh
a
thlnf
li
pimples."
I
...
.
.
,
B.B.B.
is
manufaeiored
only
by
The
T.I
Northwest
Cities
Assemble
viibnm
Co..
Limited.
Toronto.
Ont.
j
There
Tomorrow
VICroiUA.
May
22.
Victoria
will
he
the
scene
of
big
Hiitnry
j
intercity
meet
tomorrow
evening
i
iiinl
the
visitors
will
remain
in
I
lie
city
Ihe
following
day
to
see
lite
big
holiday
celebration.
I
he
annoiHtoemeni
of
this
Ilo-
lary
reunion
Jn
Victoria
follows
Ihe
art
inn
of
'President
llealty.
who
has
written
the
presidents'
of
the
vurlons
H
ilary
orguniia-
lious
in
the
JCtrlliwest
llolar
District,
inviting
the
members
of
their
club,
their
wives
ami
themselves
to
come"
lo
Ihe
"Oily
of
Unshine"
for
the
Victoria
lay
festivities.
In
view
of
Wis
nvulng
inter
city
meeting.
Hie
usual
weekly
lunrheon
of
tlu-
club,
seheiluleii
or
nexl
Thursday
iuhiii.
will
not
;e
held.
In
il.s,
stead,
however.
Ihe
visiting
Itoiarians
andilotar-iennes
will
Jinn
with
the
local
member
and
llieir'
wKes
at
a
liimer
in
Ihe
Chamber
of
Com
merce
on
Friday
niMit.
May
23.
the
banquet
will
be
followed
by
dancing.
The
Itotary
Clubs
of
ltelllng-
haiu,
Anarorles,
Mount
Vernon.
Seilro-Wooley.
Port
Angeles
and
Xanaiino
have
!eeii
nsketl
trH
participate,
and
II
is
exjieciil
that
leorrseiilatrves
from
the
Vajicoiivcr
uml
Seattle
Clubs
will
ie
also
in
attendance.
A
feature
of
the
gathering
will
be
Ihe
addressiw
that
will
be
de
livered
by
Oovernor
Miles
lligg-ley
ami
Itovertior-Hieel
II.
A.
Iloolh,
both
of
whom
have
been
asked
to
the
parly
and
will
likely
be
present.
SOVIET
EXPERIMENT
IN
PORTUGAL
FAILS
San
Gregarlo
Parish
Tries
Out
Communist
System
But
It
Collapses
LISBON,
May
22.
A
curious
Ibing
for
a
man
lo
do
when
he
is
story
of
the
peaceful
establish
broke
and
hungry,
and
that
is
I
o
"incut
and
epialy
peaceful
death
'knock
somebody
off."
I
believe
of
a
kind
of
Soviet
republic,
In
that
the
majority
of
small
crimes
the
San
Oregorlo
parish
of
Por.
is
raued
by
that
reason
nnd
no
tugul,
Is
told
by
Ihe
newspaper
other."
Secillo.
Hy
a
gray-haired
inmate.
I
San
Hregorio
fl
a
wine
grow
whom
all
saluted
as
Vincent:
lug
dislrlrl
and
Is
most
Inlen-
"Condition
nre'riot
going
in
he
n
slvely
cultivated.
Nearly
nil
Ihe
bit
heller
until
the
public
is
laborers
ialsn
are
small
laml-faiiKht
lo
place
trust
and
confi-
owners
and
nllivalors,
hut
incidence
in
the
police
department,
vvithstiindinjr
heir
general
well-
Lb.
-15
1
I
ITEI
DAILY
HIWBL
Thursday.
M,,
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
j
By
George
McMam
Money
Orders
On
Norway,
Sweden
and
Denmark
at
Current
Rata
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
Cut
any
length.
HydeTransfer
139
Second
Avenue.
Phone
580.
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
Harden
and
Field
Seeds,
Onion
Sets
and
Fertilizer.
Pratt's
Baby
Chick
Food
and
Poultry
Supplies
Phone
58.
Geo.
Papadopulis'
New
and
Secondhand
Furniture
STORE
We
buy.
sell
and
exchange
all
kinds
of
new
and
secondhand
goods.
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.
'
O
Hi
T
Int-v.
Ftuw
Stwvtct.
IC.
531
LACROSS
TEAMS
jAN
AWFUL
ATTACK
PICKED
FOR
MAY
24
OF
PIMPLES
:iwl
they
wilt
in'il
simw
Hi
a
I
trust"
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News
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Ads.
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CENTS
PER
WORD
IN
ADVANCE.
No
Advrtlmnt
Tkan
lor
tl,,n
u0c
WANTtB
TKNUKItS
are
mviie.i
uy
ihe
Swimming
CAu
tor
the
rHl-l
rut:
I
ion
of
u
pile
approach
and
wharf
to-be
(mill
in
the
Salt
Lake.
Plans
of
the
pro-ImisinI
work
are
l
be
seen
at
the
o
(lice
of
the
Hislhct
F.n.
gineer,
tlMiirl
House.
Tftider
to
l.e
in
the
Hngiiieer's
ollire
marked
"Tenders
for
the
Salt
Lake"
not
later
than
IS
o'clock
noon
on
Monday,
May
?6,
I
U
2
1
.
12
WANTED.
Furniture
of
every
description.
Highest
prices
paid.
Prince
Ituperl
Exchange,
Auctioneers.
Phone
t&2.
IKLHIAN
woman
wauls
housework
by
the
day
or
hour.
Phone
Itlaek
210;
121
CHAMIIKHMAIh
wanted.
Apply
Knox
Hotel.
INSURANCE.
FRED
H.
STEPHENS
,
Non-ltoanl
Insurance
-
National
lien
Franklin.
Feeond
Floor.
Federal
Work.
TAXI
Tail
67
Phons.
(Call
Georg?
or
Oust)
Ross
Brothers.
Prompt
Service
and
Comfort
Day
or
Nlcht
Stand:
Grotto
Cigar
Store.
Third
Ave.
being
their
exactions
in
wnges,
hours
of
labor
ami
extra
privil-
ges
grew
so
onerous
Uml
the
big
landowners
finally
agreed
lo
tit
thoroughgoing
communism
into
effect.
The
land
was
turned
over
to
the
whole
population
with
the
conditions
that
the
pro.
reeds
were
n
he
divided
between
labor
and
owner.
s
a
result
offers
for
nllol-
ments
of
land
poured
In
and
t!ow
the
new
landlords
nre
trying
lo
regain
llieir
old
status
of
labor
ers
sure
of
day
wages.
The
new
tenants
invoked
the
high
cost
of
labor
and
living,
and
aH
tho.
vH
complaints,
to
excuse
offers
nf
about
one.
third
less
thnn
the
land
is
really
worth,
ami
the
scheme
has
collapsed.
germsTfTerrible
STOCK
DISEASE
ARE
STUDIED
BY
GERMAN
LONIiON.
Ma
2H.
The
result
of
the
discovery
thai
Professor
Frosch,
a
Oerinan
scientist,
h
us
made
of
Ihe
germs
of
foot.
and
hum
i
Ih
disease
are
still
being
awaited.
AH
that
Is
known
til
present
is
hat
Professor
Fosch
who
is
a
very
distinguished
nuin
ami
one
of
Ihe
oldest
workers
as
a
colleague
of
Loeffler,
has
mn
a
paper
in
Merlin,
in
which
he
claims
lo
have
cultivated,
using
solid
media
In
particular,
Ihe
microbe
of
fool-um.moulh
ills
ease,
lie
has
not
divulged
as
yet
nil
the
particulars
nf
this
method
hul
II
would
seem
from
Ihe
in
formation
available
thai
II
finite
likely
he
Ims
actually
grown
the
microbe.
What
Ihe
result
will
be.
If
the
facts
are
correct
remain
lo
he
seen.
TURKS
GRANT
AMNESTY
CONSTANTINOPLK,
May
22.
Is
The
National
Assembly
has
pass
ed
a
bill
granting
amnesty
to
all
military
and
political
prisoners
arrested
during
Ihe
wur
or
ar
niMire
period..
The
bill
exes-pis
:ifl
prisoners
slfpulatt'd
in
the
Lausanne
Treaty,
whom
the
Ah
gora
government
determftipd
siioiiu
not
iienent
hy
the
lerm
of
any
amnesty.
FOR
SALE
l
Olt
SAI.F.
Speed
boat
iho."
Length
feel,
beam
ft
fee'.
I
wind
shield,
eaoopy
lop
and
curtain,
two
ituio
seals
with
settling
iMip,ieity
for
eight
or
ten
persons,
powertxl
wllh
let
h
p.
Winlon
Six
engine,
IIoeh
igiilliou,
slorage
tmllery.
Ilus
Paragon
reveriM
gear,
Coluin-hiu
priellor.
U.
I.
HeiiHlel.
fkild
Stonige.
FOR
SALH.
Five
roomed
house
on
Second
Avenue,
llulldlng
on
Ooveriiment
wharf
used
as
a
news
stand.
.Nine
10-aere
lots,
one
I
.acre
lot
at
l
erraee.
Prince
George,
lot
10
and
II.;
block
Hi;
lots
10
and
II.
block
11
G;
lots
2H
and
2'J.
Mock
II?;
lot
fl,
block
151
Apply
A.
C
Little.
Second
Ave-nue.
93
FOH
SALH.
Sixteen
rooln
rnoin-
Ing
house
and
store;
all
fur-nishetl.
Full
sized
basment
with
new
hot
air
furnace.
Price,
7,500.00
Terms
arranged.
ThU
building
is
right
in
front
of
the
Iry
lk,
UfOj
Ambriise
.Uenue.
FOH
SALK.
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Terrniw.
bd
IS.
consisting
of
10
acres,
block
1741,
one
mile
and
a
half
from
station,
church,
store,
post
oDIce.
hotel
and
school.
Price
tlOO
rash.
Apply
A.
R.
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FOIl
CIIAJlTHHr-Kieh
colIwsJor.
55
feel
long
by
12
beam.
30
h.p.
engine.
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itarlieiilur.
apply
Northern
Kxrhange.
P.O.
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lux
81.
123
Northern
Kxchangn.
HKSTAUIIANT
for
Sale
or
Lease.
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llox
175
Paily
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for
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M.
Sale.
FOR
RENT
Phone
123
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HKNT.
Five
roomed
Hat.
II.
Leloiirneau,
Kixlh
Avenue
West.
Phone
Itlaek
32&.
If
'Oil
HFNT.
Furnished
housekeeping
rooms,
110
Sixth
Ave.
KasL
Phono
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217.
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Four
room,
modern.
heated
apartments.
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Smith
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for
rent.
Modem.
Meeker
IIIock,
Third
Avenue.
.
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OFFICi:
FOIl
HUNT,
with
modern
living
quarters.
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llros.
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FOIl
HKNT.
Palmer
House
for
cbeap
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home
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Two
ronmi'd
collage,
furnished.
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lied
023.
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AND
ROOM
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and
lloom
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Ihe
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centrally
located,
one
half
block
from
Post
Olllce,
H30
Second
Aven.
Phone
137.
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ok
ciinlulnlug
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ainl
private
papers.
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may
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same
upon
proving
properly
ami
paying
for
this
ailvei'llsemenl.
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l.o.U.
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car
have
same
at
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and
paying
for
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122
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boat
33
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Ark,
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and
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