tinues:
"In
four
weeks
after
the
slrije
began
upwards
of
sixty
residents
of
llie
Inwii
left
for
llie
Stales
llie
tnajonly
of
thorn
having
secured
employment
in
J
Ins
inn
and
New
York.
A
nuinlier
secur-
i'd
employment
in
Dclriol,
pills
iturz
ami
Chicapo.
'.Many
oilier
local
younjr
men
are
only
waiting
mil
i
1
llie
open
ins
of
Hie
shipping
season
and
if
IJiry
find
that
the
period
Of
idleness
al
llie
mines
is
So
be
pro.
longed
beyond,
this
point
lliey
contemplate
seeking'
other
fields.
Not
only
are
the
younger
men
Leaving
the
eommunily
but
entire
families
propose
b-ayiug
ilnee
Hay
and
the
mining
areas
for
good
and
settling
down
in
the
country
to
Hie
south."
CRASHED
INTO
DRUM
ATA
JAZZ
DANCE
Pete
Matson
of
Port.
Arthur
Sued
For
Damage
to
Instrument
at
Ukrainian
Wedding
POUT
AHTIIITI,
ApriJ
IS.
Waller
Simon,
one
of
I
he
Lake-head
colony
of
orchestra
artists
that
furnish
blatant
jazz
for;
peppy
fox
Irols
and
one
steps,
in
bieal
balls,
Is
now
in
a
position
it.
to
say
whether
or
not
the
life
of
a
music
merchant
is
one
long
lingering
wallas
or
whether
it's
troubles
and
drawbacks.
He
was
engaged
reccnlly
In
In
manufacture
music
al
an
Ukrainian
wedding
here.
diesis
continued
to
pour
into
the
hall,
Aiming
them
Pete
Matson.
The
laller
called
for
snappier,
faster
niuisic.
He
got
it.
Hut
as
he
whirled
past
the
orchestra
with
Jus
vivacious
purl
nor,
the
pair
crashed
through
the
drum.
Their
nosedive
disrupted
llie
party
and
Hie
following
day
Simon
in
sliluled
jirorccdiugs
against
.Matson
for
the
recovery
of
.H0
damages.
The
court
has
not
rule!
mi
the
case
ye
I.
GREAT
WHITE
WOLF
WAS
BORZOI
HOUND
in'
Fought
With
Wolf
and
Was
In
jured
In
Leg:
Served
Term
I
at
Prison
Farm
,1'OnT
AHTllUn,
April
I
j
The
mystery
of
the
great
while
wolf,
which
has
been
repnrled
stalking
in
the
neigbbnrhnod
of
Ihe
inditslrial
farm
near
her,
has
been
explained.
The
"inaurauder"
has
lurned
nut
In
be
a
magnificent
Russian
wolf-hound,
Ihe
properly
of
Capl.
MeKlroy,
superintendent
of
I
ho
a
institution.
The
'dog
recently
fought
wiJIi
a
prowling
wolf,
following
which
he
disappeared,
lie
pwasTouml
in
a
hush
close
In
Ihe
industrial
farm,
unable
In
move.
levhlenliy
having
suffered
a
broken
leg
in
the
scrap.
"Hnrzoi"
as
Ihe
wolf-hound
is
commonly
known,
was
sent
lo
Ihe
farm
as
a
genuine
prisoner.
One
day
he
hit
a
small
girl
and
for
Ibis
offence
he
was
sentenced
lo
serve
an
indefinite
term
at
ihe
prison
farm.
BUILDING
BARGES
TO
CARRYJHJFFALO
NORTH,
Walnwrtght
Bison
to
Number
of,
Two
Thousand
Will
be
Moved
F.DMOXTOX.
April
1
1.
Willi
the
building
nf
Iwn
barges
al
1
Waterways,
first
steps
in
thej
shipment
nf
approximately
2.000i
Wainwripht
buffaln
In
northern'
reserves
will
he
underway.
I
The
men
whn
are
In
build
the,
buffalo
carriers
lop,
,fnr
the
north
yesterday
and
expect
In
complele
llieir
job
by
May,
10,
wlien
il
is
expecled
navigation
will
be
open.
Jvach
barge
will
have
a
enpac.
ily
fnr,
four
cars,
built
to
hold
about
200
animals.
Under
Ihe
plansalreody
made,
Ihe
buffalo
are
In
be
taken
In
between
30(
and
10
miles
soulb
nf
Fori.
FIlz-gerald,
where
they
will
be
turned
may-
loose
to
roam
on
mi
extensive
reserve.
Willi
Uie'r
wild
cousin,
Hit;
wn'nd
bison.
SAFE
DOOR
FELL
AS
OPENED
BY
GROCER
1
FELL
AT
HIS
FEET
Burglars
Had
Sawed
Away
Hinnes
but
Left
Without
""
Touching
the
Cash
WINdSOIl,
X.S.,
April
It.
Knlcriug
hi
grocery
store
Am
O'lJrien
slrecl
Sunday
morning.
Waller
Card
went
to
His
safe
In
ee
if
Hie
receipts
of
die
pre
vious
days
trade
were
hilar!.
When
he
started
to
open
the
safe
door
he
was
surprised
In
have
it
crash
to
Ihe
floor
al
his.
feel.
Considerably
alarmed
;'for
the
safely
of
his
cash
be
examined
llie
contents
of
Ihe
safe,
and
found
every
thing
as
be
had
left
The
hinges
had
been
en!
through
until
they
were,
barely
strong
enough
to
support
the
door
which
needed
only
bis
loucb
dislodge
il.
Hvidenlly
the
would-be
burglars
had
hern
alarmed
just
as
they
were
about
lo
reap
the
reward
for
their
ill-
advised
labor
which
must
have
kepi
them
busy
throughout
Ihe
dark
hours
of
the
morning.
I
BILL
THE
BARBER
AGAIN
IN
CUSTODY
Hie
Most
of
His
Time
In
Saskatchewan-Has
Been
Spent
as
a
llie
Fugitive
from
Justice
ItWilXA,
April
1
1.
Hill
Mac-
kenczuk,
commonly
known
as
Hill
Ihe
Harber,"
is
once
again
custody,
after
a
brief
snel
of
freedom.
He
was
captured
with
Ihe
out
physical
resistance,
fjyo.
miles
north
of
Weyhurn,
Sask.,
just
tin
oo
days
afler
his
success
ful
break
from
llie
Weyhurn
is
jinenlal
hospital.
II
was
his
third
if
bull
rroni
that
insliliilion
and
will
marked
al
least
Ihe
sixth
time
of
that
he
has
escaped
-from
'
police
and
hospital
authorities.
the
Mackeucznek's
middle
name
might
well
be
"I'ngil
ive"
for
llie
creator
purl
ol
in
lime
in
Saskatchewan
has
been
spent
as
ami
fugitive
from
justice.
At
the
end
of
0
PAGE
FOUH
7TTR
DAIT.V
EV3
An.
NOVA
SCOTIA
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McMaffJ
TT
I
LOSES
MANY
r
1
&
COLLv:
THACr'b
THE
Nu'jT
CO'DOWN
WUIN'T
oHC
3hc
rt
HrtAtD
MACCilE
PL
ON
'.'''
'
T.MP
DlAtNlfN
Ml,!
i
l
Citizens
Leaving
for
Slates
on
r
'.
Account
of
Strike
Conditions
"
It
"
;
OLACE
HAY,.
N.S.,
April
il.
"As,
a
result
of
llm
indiislrial
1jo-up
Clare
Hay
hits
Inst
ami
is
losing
many
of
ijs
best
citizens
b
tlif
United
Stales,"
says
Ilia
fjlaee
.Hay
(lazelle
,'
which
con
howoldwfv
do
you
feel?
And
few
yetri
of
thU
tiring
toll
will
make
you
ectuUly
aa
old
in
appearance
at
one
day'n
work
now
makes
you
ftL
Keep
your
youth
by
using
our
Thrif-T-aervice.
Its
cost
is
very
slight,
yet
your
entire
bundle
will
be
washed
carefully,
the
flat
work
will
be
ironed,
and
just
the
wearing
apparel
left
for
you
to
finish.
And
this
comes
back
to
yo'j
damp,
ready
to
starch
and
Iron
or
hang
on
the
line.
May
we
send
for
your
bundlenext
washday?
So
Per
Pound,
Plus
1c
Per
Piece.
Minimum
Charge
$1.00
CANADIAN
LAUNDRY
AND
DRY
CLEANER
Phone
8.
SmJ
l5
T-TOL-T-I
IN
PLACE
OF
MEAT
serve
this
unique
roast
as
the
main
dish
of
the
meal.
Your
folks
will
be
delighted.
Recipe,
and
(cores
of
other,
in
out
free
book.
3"24
3jLHcUrei
I
wnnnpr
CUeu
Co.
lQr'
leil
m
tree
rtclje
imL
OPPOSITION
TO
WORLD
COURT
United
States
Will
Not
Guarantee
Security
of
Any
Power
or
Cancel
Debts
WASIIIXdTOX,
April
14.
(My
Canadian
Press
.The
iiroposed
international,
conference
fur
Ihe
reduction
of
armament
is
discussed
with
much
frankness
In
Senate
circles
and
there
is
niutdi
outspoken
ronVment
to
the
effect
ennference
will
eilher
not
be
held
or
will
fail.
Among
some
of
members
of
the
Foreign
Ito-lalions
Committee,
there
is
pronounced
scepticism
over
liie
jro-posed
conference.
This
view
is
held
partly
be
cause
of
the.
feeling
that
unless
land
armanienl
is
included
in
conference,
it
will
not
suc
ceed
and
there
is
no
present
sign
thai
il
will
he
included.
Ami
lliere
js
also
aunt
her
reason.
It
fell
in
many
fjuarlcrs
here
Hint
I
here
is.
a
conference
France
omleaor
o
promote
Ihe
idea
guarantees
of
her
security
and
also
cancellation
of
her
debt
lo
I'niled
Sl.Ues.
The
I'liiled
Stales
will
nnl.
git
into
any
agreement
In
guarantee
the
security
nf
any
Kiirnprau
pnwer
as
fnr
Hie
coTlcellalion
of
Hie
debt,
whatever
Ibis
government
washday
y
Int-l
Fitukc
Smvici.
Inc
Oral
Hiitiin
lit
l.l
rrtrrvwl
may
do
eventually,
it
will
not
mil
consent
in
cancellation
or
partial
cancellation.
Nor
is
there
any
sign
that
sentiment
is
-rowing
in
Ibis
country
Tor
cancellation.
On
the
other
hand,
siuiie
iiulhoritics
hold
the
trend
is
in
Hie
opposite
ilircelilni.
AiioIIiim
element
jn
Hie
situation
is
the
feeling
of
anlagouis'iu
lo
Ihe
conference
among
a
number
of
the
leading
advocates
of
a
big
navy
in
Cnngress.
They
do
not
view
wilh
comnlaceuee
Jhe
further
reduction
of
Ihe
I'.S.
navy.
They
chargo
tho
United
Stales
gnl
Ihe
worst
end
of
Ihe
transaction
in
the
Harding
'administration
conference.
They
will
look
askance
on
any
fiirJber
reductions
and
it
is
not
incoii-
leeivable
that
even
if
Ihe
execu-
live
gels
an
agreement
for
naval
oilueliniis.
the
Senate
will
balk
mil
refuse
In
confirm
il.
WHOLE
WHEAT
BREAD
VERSUS
WHITE
BREAD
The
ennlrovorsy
between
(ho
relative
food
values
nf
whole
wheal
bread
and
while
bread
has
existed
now
for
about
fifty
vears.
Scientists
ami
doctors
'anuot
come
to
any
definite
de-ision
mi
the
iieslinu.
Also
the
average
man
ur
wnnian
is
pre-
lared
al
limes
In
pul
forward
ihe
claims
nf
their
own
favorite
pe
of
brejitl.
The
Irufh
admitted
by
;ill,
liuwexer.
if.lhiif
all
breii'd
i's'
a
healthful
tooil,
provided
it
is
properly
iiimlcind
baked..
'Fleclric-jiake"
bread
comes
up
In
this
slandardi
-,
vtUii
who
use
II
iinnst
fnr
it's
iiialily.
Made
y
Ihe
I'leelrir
Window
Hakcries
Ah
WIRELESS
REPORT
S
a.m.
HKIHV
ISLAM.
-Clear,
calm;
hammelor,
P.0.IH
;
lemperaluri.
.17;
seasiiioolh.
UFA
I)
TUFF
POINT.
Clear,
aim;
harnmelor,
.'10.1:1;
lemper-
1(1111',
;i:i:
sea
smooth.
HULL
IIAIlllOII.
Clear,
light
southeast
wind;
baronieer..'J0.0rt;
lemperattire,
l.'l;
sea
smooth;
8
in.
spoke
steamer
Canadian
Farmer.
.miles
from
Ocean
Falls
Jmiiiii.I
for
Astoria;
ti
p.nj.
spoke
steamer
O-riffrn,
Anyox
In
I'ai-oniii,
:i77
miles
from
Tr.eonnt.
Noon
IHtiHV
iHVi
iHLANJxJlKiri
afiii;
in
rim
i
i.elej-y
J'.Mpfl
j
'J
i'Jlri'lijeiv
lFAI)
TUFF
POINT.-
Clear,
aim;
barnmeler,
IHLlO;
leinper-
iliire,
8;
sea
smonlh.
Ill
I.I.
IIAIIHOJL
llloudy,
fresh
is.
wind;
barnmeler,
2'J.iiH
;
temperature,.
j:i;
sea
siuoulh;
10..
'10
a.m.
sjmke
slonnicr
(iamn-
hiiu
al
hhusharlie
Hay
smilh-
bniiud.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
William
.MrCuhhin.
.1.
II.
Lil-
lico.
J.
V.
Smilh,
.1.
Sclaler.
Mr
and
Mrs.
A.
II.
Mac.Neill
and
A.
Aclieson,
Vancnuver;
II.
Pnlle,
Dpreon;
W.
A.
HJnrnslad
and
O
W.
Swanson.
Usk:
Mrs.
Iloberl-
snn,
Ilaysjinrl;
Miss
J'.
J.
Noble,
J'orl
Fssinglon;
llev.
and
Mrs
II.
F.
W.
HhJdell
and
W.
.1.
.O'
Neill,
Siniihors;
Mrs.
.1.
0.
Smilh
Fdmoulon:
Mrs.
II.
Oillios,
Fran
cois
Lake:
fiunnar
Hoe.
Nals-
ville,
Minn.;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
T
WMllwec.
Claxlon;
F.
A.
Sounders
Oiaby
island;
Mrs.
Martin
Miller
viiss
.Marian
Miller
and
Cum
e
M.
Peters.
Oeorgelown
Mills.
Central
M.
.1.
O'Neill,
Ire;
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
I.
D.
nalmprc,
Kilkiillft;
W
Parsons,
city.
n.
M.
Willisernfl
arrived-in
the
city
from
Anyox
Ibis
morning
and
is
legiHlered
al
llie
Prince
Hupcrt
HqW.
Wanted
For
Sale
For.
Rent
DAILY
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
less
than
5Qc,
WANTKO
WAXTJ'.M.
Wanted
lo
rent
a
pleasure
boal
for
summer.
Particulars
and
rates
to
Ho
ill,
Ila.ly
News.
H7
WANTFD.
Iscd
rangf'.
Phone
lte,
57.1.
rfK
-
SITUATIONS
VACANT
CANVASS
F.I
I
to
demonstrate
Jioiisehnld
pruduct
much
In
demand.
Mr.
Farr,
Central
Hotel.
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALi:.
At
Terrace,
ILK.,
several
ten
acre
tracts
and
one
I
acre
tract.
Look
limit)
over
and
make
me
an
offer.
A
C.
Little.
TO
RENT
FOR
SALI'.
Sinjmr
Sewlnp
machine,
good
as
new,
in
splendid
condition.
Cheap
at
"
a.i.U0.
Phone
lHue
lr.
88
FOIl
II
KXT.
Three
larae
hmist-keepiug
rooms,
furnished
complete.
218
Setfnnd
Ave.
W3
I
I)It.NISlli:i)
Ilou-ekeoping
SuiLe
for
ren.
110
Sixth,
Avenue,
fast.
Phono,
Hliie
278.
II
FOIl
HF.XT.
-
Clapp
flparlmenl
Wcslonhavor
Urns.
tf
BOARD
HOAIU).
Tin-
Inlander.
830
Second
Avenue.
Phone
137.
HOAIU)
AND
HOO.M.
or
board
only.
I'hnne
Hod
J07.
ATTENTION,
CONTRACTORS,
MINE
OWNERS,
LUMBERMEN,
HARDWARE
MERCHANTS,
BLACKSMITHS,
WOODWORK
ERS
AND
IMPLEMENT
DEALERS
$135,000
Wholesale
Hardware
Stock
For
Sale
rim
Slock
of
the
Western
Canada
Hardware
Company,
Limited,
Lelhbridge,
Now
In
Liquidation.
This
fine
slock
is
now
being
sob)
to
Ihe
trade
in
quantities
to
siiiL
purchasers
il
a
rale
on
Ihe
.1
(
,-.','
I'
f
IWfe.'l'
itr$:
o,0(ro'.no'
Sporting
Oooils
.
.
i.imo.oo
llrass
(ioods
,
.
..
1ri7.Ho
Woodwork
,i.
.
.
2,(!i;:.n
I
Hlacksiuilh
..
.
y.7i8.iiii
Iron
Fittings
.
.
..
2.515.00
Molts
.
..
.v7J.r.i
Alabasliue
,.
.
.
.
.
2.80.00
Nails
.
.
7.82n.l)2
spikes
',
,
..
1,filC.30
Plow
Shares
.
.
.
..
o,(in.io
Fence
Staples
.
.
..
2,
07.
00
Iliirvesl
Tools
.
.
..
:,820.ll
Waste
..
..
,
.
..
i,ir.r.8i
M
lei
I
lug
...
...
1,
37.1.77
Iron
Pipe-
.
.
.
,
.
.
.
fl.iWlt.Ul
Carbide
,.
,,
r.o.07
Itynamlle
....
..
r.r.i.12
Hope
.
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8,072.25
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20,o33;r.7
Fnamelware
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0,100.00'
Heaver
Hoard
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2,828.71
Heavy
Hardware
8.817.17
Jlllio
Supplies
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0,8j.78
Sweat
Pads
.
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3,100.00
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135,1
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15
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ListJ
Coverinig
floods
I
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May
Inleresl
You
Will
I
be
Mailed
on
Application.
Slock
located
at
Lellibridge.
For
in
formation
npply:
K.
&
M.
Sales
Co.,
Lothbrldgo,
or
Dominion
General
Jobbers,
Limited
179
McDerinnnl
Ave.,
Winnipeg,
man.
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
LOST
LOST.
Hunch
of
keys,
between
Posl
Olliee
and
linstnn
Cafe.
Finder
please
return
In
daily
.News
olllce.
BOATS
AND
LAUNCHES
PIIICFS
OF
F.ASTIIOPF.
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Marine
Fugines
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clutch
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cylinder
Ml)
200.00
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8-11.
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cylinder
lid
750.00
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2
cylinder
Ml)
150.00
10-II.P.
1
cylinder
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175.00
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above
except
the
first
include
the
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Joes
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(tear,
ami
full
electrical
and
propeller
equipment.
Tim
best
thai
money
can
buy.
Faslhope
Itins.,
1717
Cenrgi.i
SI.
W.
Vancouver,
H.ti.
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TAXI
134
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at
Anytime.
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passenger
Dmlge
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Comfort
and
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Hales:
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for
I
or
2
passcintors.
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for
each
additional
passeiiKcr.
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ROOM
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from
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Hotel
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WE
bundle
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hearing
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ami
all
grades
of
high
grade
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we
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change.
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and
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and
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Phone
40.
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lied
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