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1
Tribune
Publishes
Picture
of
Worm
Foon
Sln.q
With
Growth
of
Beard
The
Patunlay
Tribune
of
,Van-i
rouver
Ibis
week
published
photograph
of
Wong
1'oo'n
jing,
Ihe
Chinese
househoy,
who
is
al
leged
to
have
been
abducted
from!
llio
llaker
residence
a!
Sliaugh-
nessy
Heights,
Vancouver,
in
or
der
o
secure,
fvain
liim
a
con
fession
as
to
who
murdered
.land,
Smith.
Tlie
picture
Is'
very
clear
ono
showing
several
weeks'
growth
of
heard
ami
moustache.
Those
who
knowllic
liousehoy
will
recognize
him
instantly
for
the
features
are
very
clear.
In
the
background
hehiaii;cost
having
heen
ahsorlujl
hy
the!
his
iJal
is
a
liltlo
sketch
of
a
man
.handing
from
a
gibbet
by
iojie
and
over
it
in
bold
letters
the
word
".Justice."
Tribune's
Story
In
connection
with
the
abduc
tion
lite
Tribune
says
in
part
.
"Under
,lhe
influence
of
his
quiet
surroundings
and
opportunities,
for
meditation,
his
memory
as
to
the
events
of
the
night
rtf
July
28,
and
the
morning
of
July
2!)
lasl
has
greatly
improved.
U
the
first,
it
is
said
by
.bis
raptors,
lie
me
(heir
(iuesiioning
willi
sullen
defiance.
lie
is
a
big,
powerful
man,
strongly
buill
and
resolute.
lie
frankly
asserted,
it
is
said,
that
he
knew
who
it
was
who
killed
Janet
isiiiilh,
bill
would
refuse,
lo
lell.
and
thai
Ihe
people
whose
secret
he.
was
prolecling
were
strong
enough
lo
rescue
liim.
the
"The
discovery
thai
his
captors
had
taken
the
precaution
to
remove
him
oulside
the
jurisdiction
of
Itri'lish
Columbia
and
that
they
could
hold
him
securely
for
Ihe
res
iif
It!
in
life
if
need
be,
is
said
lo
have
dampened
the
ardor
and
altered
the
cock-sure
attitude
of
Wong
Sing.
Now
ho
babbles
about
bis
wife
and
fain
ily
-in
China
father
than
of
his
powerful
friends
in
Urilish
Columbia.
Have
"Got
Him
Safe
I
"How
long
do
yon
intend
to
'hold
him?"
the
Tribune
enquir
ed
of
the
sooVesman
for
his
ranlors.
"Until
he
voluntarily
and
free
ly
(oils
Hie
whole
truth
in
re
gard
lo
the
murder
of
Janet
fmi'th.
lie.
made
the
mistake
of
boasting
to
us
that
lie
knew
more
llian
he
bad.
told
about.
Ihe
murder
of
Janet
Smith.
He
in
now.
beginning
to
realize
that
ho
will
lievcr?
regain
hf
liberty
(so
long
as
Ihe
people
of
1J.C.
stand
ing
behind
us)
until
lie
tells
all
he
knows
freely
and
voluntarily."
,
lie
MANAGERS
OF
NEWSSERVICE
'
1
Annual
Meeting
to
Be
Held
In
of
Toronto
Tomorrow;
Execu
tive
Today
in
TORONTO.
April
27.
As
a
preliminary'
lo
the
annual
nieel-jiig
iif
tiicnibers
of
the
Canadian.
,
Press
Ufberbcbl
hero
tomorrow,
a
nieelipgof
its
bbard
of
directors
.is
taking'place
today,
under
the
.chairmanship
of
Hie
president,
.Norman
Smith.
-Directors
aro
here,
representing
the
various
territorial
divisions
frotn
coast
'o
.coast.
The.
management
this
morning
prescnle'il
a
number
of
reports
dealing'willi
bows,
cable
service
and
'traffic,'
'fiie
cjiief
news
fea-i
ture
ofHhe
half
year
covered
by'
thesiv-rrporls
is
the
installation
of
automatic
printer
cquiptnenV
coveting
Monlreal-Otlawa-To-roiio,
and
also
between
Ottawa
and
-
Winnipeg,
lh"e
latter,
Ihrougb
its
considerably
increased
output
over
the,
old
Morse
i
telegraph
wire,
permitting
for
first
time
in
Ihe
history
of
Can
adian
press
the
free
interchange,
of
news
as
between
east
and
wesl.
Tbe
financial
report
shows,
"llio.
association,
which
is
co-op-e.ralive
and
mutual,
to
be
ou.,0
sound
basis.
.
Another
feature
recorded
was
the.
resumption
f
tbe
marUime
leased"
wlmvfi
rcttlt
,
in
tfjnipl
rl
jiist
a
v'ear
xiatf
Twing
lnlbo
loss
of
lite
Dontlnioti,
-
.govcrnmeiit
granl.
Thai
Josssevec
allliougji
it
was
"al
tliejitmvjias
now
beeji
fully
recovered
and
all
the
leased
iwire
cTrctifls
vliTcJ('
received
afd
rfrom
the
Dominion
government,
becntiRc
they
operated
elver
un-J
productive
territory,
are
now
irvnt'n
I
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n.im
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,
.
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iiii.
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jmiinyiucde.
4illnvIlHNJf,.
wJnner
v4iiiirr
01
of
llio'
Jiuvr
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.
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-
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.
.
.
.
-
membership
at
large.
,
J
he
management
reported
that
hinbrokeii
wtml
uninterrupted
relations
with
the
Associated
iby
Ihe
war,
when
racing
was
sus-Press
of
New
York
continue
mu-H.nded
everywhere
except
at
many
sausraciory
ami
iieiprui.
The
management
also
empha-1
sizeil
Ibe
gi-eat
value
of
Ihe
di
rect
cable
service
Canadian
Press
receives
from
London
through
'ro-ope,raHon
wili
lleulers,
by
which
the
news
of
the
I.nipire
is
fully
covered,
and
such
feature
news
as
the
recent
Hritisli
elections
is
successfully
handled.
GRAND
MASTER
OF
ODDFELLOWS
LODGE
PAYINGVISIT
HERE
W.
W.
Walkem,
provincial'
grand
master
of
(he
Oddfellows':
Lodge,
will
arrive
in
ll'ie
city
on
Princess
Mary
this
ariernoon
from
the
south
and
tonight
will
pay
an
official
visit
to
the
local
lodge.
He
expects
lo
prhceed
on
Wednesday
lo
the
interior
visil'-ing
Terrace,
Sniilhers
and
Prince
(ieorge.
Mr.
Walkem
is
a
Ladysmitb
broker.
He
is
an
ex-mayor
pj
that
city
and
was
the
unsuccess
ful
Liberal
candidate
for
Cowi-chan
riding
in
Hie
last
provincial
election.
CLASSIC
RACES
AT
NEWMARKET
Two
Big
Events
During
This
Wetk
With
Famous
Horses
Entered
LONDON,
Apl.
27.
(Canadian
press.)
The
first
two
of
Ihe
Ihe.
.season-
flv
great
flat'
rac
classics
the
Two
Thousand
and
One
Thousand
Ouineas
will
run
.Jiext
wee.k
fll
,
Turf
Headquarters;
the
Two
Thousand
on
Wednesday,
April
29,
aud
Hie
One
Thousand
on
Friday,'
May
I.
The
running
of
these
marks
the
real
opening
of
Ihe
season
for
owners
of
two
and
three
year
olds.
The.
Ouineas
are
Ihe
youngest
be
five
venerable
classics,
which
arc
so
strongly
interwoven
!
the
development
of
Knglislt
racing.
The
St.
Leger
was
first
way
to
The
Anchor-Donaldson
and
ideal
routes
to
Eurooe,
Thev
1770,
(he
Deihy
starling
a
year
laler.
'Uul
I
lie
fitiineas
have
an
i
Newmarket.
This
week
sees
Ihe
7lh
renewal
of
Hie
Two
riiou'-
sand
and
the
1
1
2th
running
of
the
One
Thousand
Ouineas.
Sets
Form
for
Epsom
The
"(iifmeaV
are
fmporlani,
not
alone
on
Iheir
own
met
iM
but
because
jhey
established
lite
form
and
J
he
belling
market
for
the
'Derby,
run
at
Kpsom
on
Ihe
lasl
Wednesday
in
May.
F.vory
breeder
and
owner
of
lite
thoroughbred
cherishes
(lie
am
liilion
lo
capture
ope
of
Ihe
five
classics,
and
ironr
of
his
horsos
can
perform,
Ibe
exceedingly
rare
feat'
of
winning
niore
than
one
he
hits
qualified
for
the
TutTs
Hall
'of
Fame.
Since
Oainsborough
won
I
ho
'triple
crown
in
1018,
Tranquil,
'Lord
Derby's,
bay
filly,
thai
won
the
One
Thousand
and
Ihe
SI.
Ledger
in
l!23,
has
been
I
lie
only
Ihree-year-ojit
lo
win
muro
lhan
one
of
Ihe
classics.
And
this
fact
sufficiently
establishes
that
since
the
lean
war
years,
when
the
thorougjibred
sutTeroiiJ
severely
in
breeding,
training
and
opportunity,
no
great
turf
bero.
no
unchallenged
King
of
Hie
tline-yl-ir-ohls,
has
mad'
his
:
appearance.
Entries
j
J.nlnes
ror
the
two
I
Imtisand,
wliich
closed
on
inveinber
rt,
t!)2:j,
lumbered
2,11,
and
ll
were
notiiinaled
for
(lift
One
Thousand.
TJy
first
is
open
to
entire
colls
and
I'iliies,
hut
Ote
One
Thousand
is,
for
Ihree-year-old
fillies
only.
Jlolh
races
will
be
run
over
the
"Ilowley
Mile.'
so-called
because
il
was
a
popu
lar
race
ground
with
Charles
II.
Hv
II.
Aga
Khan;whq,,liejulel
I
lie
lis
1
of
winning
owners
lasl
year,
and
,
won
Hie
two
llinusaiiil
Ouineas
with
Ifiopbon,
Ibis
year
has
among
olticrs
in
Ihe
Two
Thousand
Zionist,
wiio
won
the
Newbury
Autumn
Plate
last
year.
the
Clearweil,
flakes,
.and
I
lie
Dcwhursl
slakes
"at
,Vewmarket
Ihe
littler
by
six
lengths,
nttd
was
placed
fourlh
in
bis
only
other
start;
and
Diaqueuod,
wtto
out
of
his
six
starts
has
had
one
win,
Ihe
International
Iwo-year-
old
slakes;
one
second
place
and
Iwo
fourth
places.
His
Majesty
'I
w.
Cunard
Canadian
are
the
Combine
the
mvriad
scenic
At
IVVti
1
MV
EUROPE'WJ'
delights
of
the
majestic,
.historic
St.
Lawrence
River
with
the
advantage
of
"travel
de
luxe"
on
the
magnificent
Anchor-Donaldson
and
Cunatd
steamers.
Whether
you
trivri
Cbin
or
Third
CJa
you
will
find
Art
evtry
con&idention
h
been
given
to
your
comlort,
(.tetwure'
and
welfare.
Every
room
invitet
relaxation.
Each
talon,
lounge
and
stateroom
it
lurniuhed
in
a
note
of
rtfined
tatte
and
luiurioui
comfort.
Deep,
welcoming
chaira
cosy
fireplaces,
toft
bcrrht,
tpaciotHi
dertt,
ctlling
you
to
play
and
etercite.
Children'
toonit
with
attendant
in
charge.
Meals,
too.
in
tuch
refrething
variety
good,
wholesome,
wtU-cooked
and
daintily
served.
rour
ocof
tltamtfiip
ornf
vilttfv
yon
particular;
or
communictt
with'
-
TIIL
CUNARD
STEAM
SHIP
CO.,
LIMITED
ill
HASTINGS
STRKF.T,
W.,
VANCOUVER
ANCHOR-DONALDSON
CUNARD
CANADIAN
SERVICES
.
III
Inly
.stakes
and
two
second
places
out
oT
his
seven
starts;
ami
Knight
jlachelor
and
Jovial
Monk",
JiiillT'oT
vhotii
have
yel
to
win
a
1-aciV.''
',o
til
llosebery
has
entered
Njj(
Lord
Woolaving-lon,
Clutie;
and
J.ord
Olanrly
has
.ni)iiiinali'(l
Skysa.il
and
Skysignal.
Sol
JoeJ
enu
run
TJte
Monk.
Rosebery's
Horses
In
the
Oite'
Thousand
Swastika
ami
Jeopardy
have
lieen
entered
by
J.ord
llosebery,
who
won
litis
evenl
last
year
with'
Plack.
Sir
IMward
lltillon,
whose
Slraillace
was
second
to
Plack,
hut
laler
Wn
the
Oaks,
has
entered
Joyous,
Couricllial"
and
Signal
none
of
whom
have
been
conspicuously
successful
as
Iwo-vear-ohls.
'l.ord
Derby
winner
of
lasl
year's
Derby
with
Sansovino,
is
repre
sented
by
Itlalichissetise,
winner
of
the
Chester
Stakes
and
Lamb-ton
Slakes,
and
by
Hrodiek
and
Icebound.
Urise
Uise,
Jungll,
While
Ijuie,
horses
thai
haw
not
yel
won
a
race,
an
Ihe
Aga
Khan's
representatives.
Laugh
ing
Lady
and
Applause,
two
more'
horses
(bat
have
mil
shone
particularly
a
Iwo-year-obls,
are
enlercdby
Sjd
Joel.
i;iie
Iwo
elassis
lo
le
run
nexl
week
are
ttlso
imporlanl
ftoinllie
monetary
standpoint.
'
Their
names
are
nut
a
true
indication
of
their
value
to
Ihe
owner,
of
the
winfler,
for
added
lo
lbeTw)
TlniUMind
.
Ojiincas
and
.
One
i'lHiusaiol.
are
the
slakes
arid
fofeils,
bringing
Ibe
value
of
the
I
wo
Thousand
lo
the
winner
ap
proximately
10.000
while
the
One
Thousand
pays
owners
of
the
winner,
second
and
third
horses
about
8.000.
TOURNAMENT
AT
TENNISCOURTS
Formal
Opening
of
Season
Took
Place
Yesterday,
Winners
Being
Patmora
and
Mack.
The
formal
opening
of
the
entiis
season
look
plare
yester
day
when
a
tournament
was
staged.
ut
the
I'rince
tlupert
Tenuis
Cltib
courts,
Acropolis
Hill.
Only
doubles
were
played
but
close
on
twenty
entries
were
re
ceived
and
there
wre
some
close
contests
during
Hie
afternoon.
A.
II.
Carmjcbael
was
in.:
charge
while
two
lndy-.;biHniber,s
of
Ihe
tournament:'
cpiiuiiitteei
;
i.Mis.s
Oract'
Curiin
alid
Miss
I'.arolilie
Milche.ll,
bxtXcd
after
the
serving
of
tea.
A
number
of
spectators
vere
prfseUf'tihil
a
very
enjoy
able
Mine,
was
spent.
The
scores
if
(lie
winners
were:
1..
W.
I'al'more
and
W.
Mack,
K.
W.
Miirinlclle
ami
S:
It
tones,
2;i.
Sport
Chat
tt
An
inlerti.ilional
soccer
match
clwoen
l
oiird
Stales
and.
d'tn
:nla
has
hci-ii
arranged
for
...
May
1
1
t
in.
ror
years
soccer
wrt
ers
irH
the
Hasl
have
asked
that
such
a
match
lie
arranged
in
view
of
Ihe
great
progress
'Hint
the
game
has
been
making
in
Hie
United
Stales
II
is
well
understood,
however.
Hint
then.
nr',
very
few,
if
any,
rinl
t'niled
'Stales
snceed
play
ers
ot
nolo
and,
lo
lell
Hu-
truth
here
are
only
a
few
real
Cnna-tlfar
ones
although
Hie
game
has
Tieen
tiiayed
in
Canada
for
q
iarler
of
;i
ccnlury.
In
soccer
circles,
mm
a
nialler
of
course,
they
me
nearly
all
old
country
i-"lM
iiiiiioii;,')!
many
oi
iiiein
have
passed
througli
and
played
in
Canada,
oiiielliing
similar
applies
lo
hockey
in
Ihe
socalled
international
National
League.
Nearly
all
(he
players
in
the
I'niied
Stales"
who
are
really
any
For
ForJRent
Wanted
Sale
DAILY
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
lets
than
50c'
WANTKO
M
AID
WANIKD.
Apply
Mrs.
A.
V..
Wright,
il.'i
fifth
Avenue
Kast.
J0
WOMAN
wanted
for
hotel
work.
Apply
Central
Hole).
Kit
FOR
SALE
FOH
SAI.H
at
Terrace.
II.C.
Three
Ion
acre
chicken
rauclies
lo
be
sold
at
oncn,
as
owner
is
leaving
Hie
country.
l'ricc
75.00,
ino.no
ami
200.00.
Look
them
over
quick.
Apply
to
A.'C.
Little,
Prince.
Ituperl,
II.C.
102
FOH
SALK
Completely
emiiiped
pleasure
limit
30
x
0,
15
h.
p.
Berths
for
four
persons.
New
and
in
"first
class
condition.
A
bargain
for
quick
sale.
Apply
Jtox
212
Daily
New
Offlce.
I'Oll
SAIj;.
Heauliful
lavn-
porl
bed
ami
gramophone.
Apply
after
A
p.m.
to
tK
Sixth
Avenue
Wesl',
above
laundry.
tot
I'Oll
SALK.
Kitchen
range
and
While
sewing
tiiachiiie.
Plion-Own
fi23.
ft'J
TO
RENT
-
10
HLNT.
Snite,
five
rooms.
-
bath
and
range.
Apply
O.
I'.
Tinker.
Tel.
57.
If
I'Oll
JlCNT.
Furnished
house.
six
rooms.
Phone
(iifien
103.
FOIt
HF.NT.
-Clapp
apartment
Westntiltaver
tiros.
tf
BOARD
HOAHD.
The
Inlander,
8.10
Second
Avenue.
Phone
137.
DOAHD
AND
.ItOOM.
or
hoard
only..
Plmne
Hed
707.
COLUMBIA
RECORDS
NFAV
Process
Columbia
llenord
no
scratching.
Finest
reproductions
oT
latest
Fox
Trots,
Songs
ami
Instrumental
music
by
world
famed
artists.
Call
in
and
hoar
them.
PRINCE
RUPERT
MUSIO
STOflE,
Thin!
Avenue
WOMEN'S
EXCHANGE
IF
you,
have
any
plain
sewing
or
Jancy
work
you
wish
lo
dispose
of,
we
will
sell
it
for
you.
Articles
in
this
depart
menl
not
limited
to
.
one
dollar.
The
Dollar
Store,
fled
32
1.
NORTHERN
TRANSFER
Call
for
Ilaggage
and
I'xpross
Northern
Traifsfer.
Day
Phone
Itetl
2
43.
Night
phone
Oreen
307.
W.
H.
MONTGOMERY,
JR.
good
are
Canadians.
There
seems
lo
be
some
doubt
now
as
,tb
whether
or
mil
Stun
islaus
Xhyszko,
the
old
polish
wrestling
champion
ni
ihe
world,
will
really
appear
in
Vancouver
on
May
8
to
wrestle
with
the
Hindu
Oobar.
A'rraiigcmeuls
had
been
at
first
made
by
.bysko
lo
wrestle
in
Ihe
southern
city,
hi
to
lake
his
chances
on
a
portion
of
Ihe
gale
receipts.
However,
lint
big
Pole
in
the
ineaulimu
regained
the
world's
title
by
do.
fealitjg
Wayne
Munn
and
tben
weni
in
.New
ork.
He
wired
lo
Vancouver
slating
thai
he
would
require
a
guarantee
of
$7,fl0fi,
win,
draw
or
lose,
't
his
sum
is
tint
of
the
question
as
far
as
Vancouver
Is
concerned
and,
un
less
Stanislaus
drops
li(
ante
ancoiiver
fans
of
the
mat
gams
are
not
likely
In
him
perform
aflei;
all.
,
,
Advcrllso
in
the
Daily
News.
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
BOATS
AND
LAUNCHES
PHICF.S
OF
F.ASTHOPK
4
-CYCLE
Marine
Fngiues
-
l-II.P.
without
clutch
$185.00
1-ll.P.
1
cylinder
Ml)
250.00
6-II.P.
1
cylinder
III)
1504)0
8-J1.P.
I
cylinder
III)
750.00
8-11.
P.
2
cylinder
Ml
150.00
IG-II.IV
1
cylinder
LD
175.00
All
Ihe
above
except
Hie
first
include
the
Famous
Joes
Ite-veme
Wear,
and
full
electrical
ami
propeller
equipment.
The
best
that
money
eon
buy.
Kasthope
Urns.,
1717
(ieorgia
St.
7
Vancouver,
li.G.
Always
at
your
service.
SHEDDON
TAXJ
134
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
Five
passenger
Dodge
Sedan
Comfort
and
Courtesy.
,
Hates:
50c
for
I
or
2
passengers,
25c
for
each
additional
passenger.
PHONE
134
MARINE
TAXI
SERVICE
.AUNCIl
"Oh
Hahy"
at
your
rr
vice
day
or
night.
Cuitifort
Safely-
Courtesy.
If
it's
a
water
trip
..call
Laurie
Lainbly.
Phon.-a
570
or
1
31.
TAXI
592
Till'.
DKPKNDAHLH
TAXI.
Da
and
Night
service.
Comfort
and
Courtesy
js
my,
motto
PHONE
592
CONRAD
LEE
island:
Richmond
Jtooma.
TAXI
Taxi
67
Phone
(Call
George,
Paul
or
Oust
Prompt
Service
and
Comfort
Day
'
or
NivjLt
Stand:
.10SS
BROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Clock,
Across
from
Kmurss
Motet
FURNITURE
WE
handle
the
FAWCETT
guaranteed
copper
bearing
Sleel
llanges
and
all
grailes
of
high
grade
furniture
we
exchange.
PRINCE
RUPERT
EXCHANGE,
Auctioneers
FURNITURE.
New
and
Secondhand
Furnl
ure
Store.
We
Huy.
Sell
and
Fx.
change
New
and
Secondhand
Goods.
GtO.
PAPAOOPULI8,
839
Third
Ave.
I'tnno
40
MONUMENTS
P.
LeClalre
Sub.
P.O.
No.
I.
Prince
Itupert
11.(3.
Agent
for
Granite,
Marblo
and
Stone
Monuments
and
Headstones.
Phone
ltlark
10
i.
CAMERON
TRANSFER
Phone
177
Dannane,
Furniture
Moving
If
oii
want
anything
sent
for,
or
delivered,
phone
us.
P.O.
Hox
OHIO.
KNITTED
GOODS
SWKATKHS
and
all
kinds
of
knilced
goods
made
lo
order.
'Phone
Illack
395.
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