LONDON,
Kniu'.,
April
20.
(Hy
Onnuiliitii
l'r
ss..
.
Tho
lifting
of
what
Is
probably
the
greatest
weight
ever
raised
hy
men's
ini-
peniiily,
was
announced
when
Ihe.
Inner
Majestic,
the
largest
ship
in
Hin
world,
weighing
50,-500
Ions,
was
'put.
into
dry
dork
at
Southampton.
The
mighty
vessel
was
raised
right
mil
of
the
water,
tier
keel
clearing
the
water
level
by
5
feel
six
inehes.
The
work
was
as
simple
as
the
dnekiiiff
of
a
trawler.
-A
fleet
of
tiny
lugs
escorted
the
liner
into
Hie
dock,
sunk
to
a
level
In
take
her
imin'ense
depth.
Then
a
man
in
a.
valve
house,
pressing
bul-loiis.
raised
.the
ship
high
and
dry.
Her
three
funnels
and
masts
lowered
high
ahove
the
town
of
Southampton.
Mechanical
Arms
When
the
great
hollows
of
the
-pontoon
doek
are
filled
with
'
water
it
sinks
and
as
the
Majestic,
unladen,
draws
35
feel
of
water
it
was
necessary
to
sink
Hie
dock
to
its
maximum
of
31)16
feel
so
I
hut
(he
liner
might
float
in.
YVhen
she
had
been
lugged
into
position
longtitudiiially,
mechanical
steel
arms
or
lniffers
slowly
and
.simultaneously
emerged
-from
each
shle
of
tho
dock,
under
water,
"and
pushed
j
her
into
dead
centre,
between
tho
two
walls,
exactly
over
the
keel
hlocks
and
cradle
wailing
lo
receive
her
hulk
on
the.
submerged
floor
of
the
dock
henealh
'
her
keel.
Up
in
a
:
cabin
built
on
one
of
Hie
dock
sides
a
man
was
anxi
ously
watching
for
Ihe
fja'sli.
jif
green,
red
and
white
lights
just'
Jn
front
of
him.
I
town
below
water
on
the
keel
blocks
are
a
number
of
electrical
contacts,
and
when
Ihe
ship's
keel
was
in
exact
position
over
the
hlocks
il
made
a
contact
with
lliese
elec
Incal
devices
and
Ihe
lights
lashed
up
in
the
cabin.
She
was
thus
shown
to
he
directly
over
the
submerged
cradle.
Exactly
In
Centre
.
The
man
in
charge
signalled
orders
lo
(be
fourteen
big
pumping
stations
on
the
-dock
sides
lo
begin
pumping
the
weight
of
water
frum
Jho
hollow
spaces
of
Hie
poiiloon.
Lightened
of
weight
In
this
manner,
the
dock
slowly
rose
under
the
Majeslic
until!
her
keel
rested
securely
in
llio!
cradle.
To
imagine
what
would:
have
happened
if
the
Majestic,!
robbed
of
Hie
supporting
water:
,
as
(lie
dock
rises,
were
to
fall
over
on
its
side,
is
lo
realize
the
importance
of
making
certain
to
an
inch
wits
performed
with-
out
n
mishapj
and
within
four
hours
Hfi.OOO
Ions
of'
water
hail
been
pumped
from
the
pontoon
1..
Smith.
V.
II.
Hale,
.1.
Su
lci!,
I.
Swalwell,
II.
I'l
etch
err,
11.
iumcrnn,
II.
Lipseit
and
Louis
Valliere.
RIGHTS
OF
PROPERTY
DISCUSSED
IN
BILL
Alberta
Lady
Member
Would
Solve
Problem
of
Who
Is
Hoad
of
House
KDMONTO.N,
April
20.
First
reading
oT
an
"Act
Respecting
Properly
as
between
Husband
ami
Wife,"
was
given
in
the
Alberta
Legislature
hy
Hon.
Irene
Parlby,
minister
without
portfolio
in
the
Alberta
government.
II
was
not
her
intention
to
put
the
act
through
at
the
present
session,
Mrs.
l'arlby
said,,
as
il
was
one
of
far
reaching
importance,
and
required
careful
con-
snieralion.
Mie
urged
members
lo
approach
il
jn.a
nonpar
tisan
spirit.
The
acl
proposes
to
provide
that
the
husband
be
the
head
of
the
community,
and
that
all
property
owned
hy
either
husband
or
wife
before
nrarriafre
or
acquired
afterwards
hygift,-legacy
or
intestate
succession
remain
the
properly
of
each.
All
other
properly,
rents
or
profits
acquired
after
marriage,
by
either
husband
or
wife,
lo
be
community
properly,
the
husband
lo
manage
the
same
but
not
to
have
any
right
to
sell
such
property
without
bis
wife's
CANON
SAYS
WOMEN
DESERTING
CHURCH
Montreal
Anglican
Divine
Says
They
Are
no
Longer
Easily
Satisfied
that
she
is
positioned
securely
in
MOrTJtr.AL,
April
20
the
cradltt
which
is
lo
hold
her
"Women
as
well
as
men
are.de
erect,
llul
Ihe
operation
of
j
selling
the.
church
when
il
fails
handling
this"
mighty
bulk
of
lo
satisfy
them,"
says
Hev.
Canon
thousands
of
tons
and
manocu-jshalford,
Anglican,
contributing
vring
it
Into
position
calculated
H
a
clergymen's
symposium
fin
church
going
VViiiI.ii
fif.t
jn...
The
,Slar,
more
.alert
llinii
they
useil
lo
be.
I'll
ey
are
IlilnkJ
ing
more,
ami
what
used
to
snl-
and
Hie
keel
of
Hie
Majeslic,
nnwjisfy
them
does
so
no
longer.
They
jive
ami
a
half
reel
ahove
tho
'are
seeiuiig
reality
in
religion
as
waler,
liad
an
army
of
workmen'
much
as
men
are;
their
admil-
engaged
on
it.
lance
to
new
spheres
of
activity
educational
advantages
has
influenced
them
.away
from,
the
church."
Canon
Shalford
also
lakes
up
Ihe
cudgels
for
the.
youifg
people.
"Wrfn'lo
one
might
judge
from
their
conduct,
when
on
pleasure
bent
thai
they
are
somewhat
lightheaded
ami
lightheaded,
Ihey
are
really
very,
much
alive
and
very
keen
abonl
things."
As
for
the
relations
between
the
sexes,
he
thought
Ihe
old
harriers
very
largely
hroken
ivny;biil
he
did
not
look
upon
il
as
altogether
a
bad
thing.
1'hcre
was
a
good
deal
of
pru
dery
and
of
false
idea
in
Ihe
old
PAGE
TOTTO.
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mrr.
rc3
M.'ndav
.
"""1'T1
I
T
LARGEST
SHIP
BRINGING.
UP
FATHER
By
George
McManm
Hi
IS
DRYDOCKED
aod-vou
co
AND
OIHTT
HAS
VOUR
DINNER
THE.
FOOD
BRJIM
A
-bTEAK
AN-
$L,J
P'Nr.R?J
RWHW
HA.O
A
0S
THE
CiJ
.lTL
THE.
KiTZ'MORE
POTXTOFSWJ'A.
1
rTVT
I
rlSZ-
PUATEOrcOOD
i
OUR.
Or1A,
JrP
1
Majestic
Went
Into
Biggest
HOTEL.
-
I
WAHT
"TOO
Floating
Drydock
In
Creation
TO
liC
'bEcys
ts
at
Southampton
WAS
56,500
TONS
Vessel
Three
Times
Size
Any
That
Ever
Was
Docked
at
Prince
Rupert
hy
the
prelate;
The
hym
u
"Near-
r
My
(lod
lo
ThVe"
was
sung
ind
niuical
selections
by
the
Weslholme
Orchestra,
a
duel
hy
Mrs.
Christiansen
ami
Mrs,
lid-wards,
a
solo
by
Mrs.
.1.
Field,
a
memorial
oration
by
M.
L.
Slepp
ami
the
lodge
closing
ceremony.
Mrs.
(iawtbnru
was
accompanist.
Members
of
Hie
lodge
for
whom
the
memorial
was
held
were
This
niannnoth
floaling
dryiand
llieir
enjoymenl
of
dork
lias
a
lifting
power
of
00,
000
(mis.
Her
overall
length
H'
is
9('.0,feel,
overall
height
70
feet
C
inches,
and
overall
width
170;
feel.
When
sunk
lo
a
depth
of
381
feel
Ihe
top
deck
of
the
side
wall!
is
still
feet
0
inches
nut
or
waler.
The
complete
weight
of
Ihe
structure
comes
to
10,000
Ions,
am!
ils
total
area
is
about
3
Vi
acres.
It
lifts
U.000
Ions
more
than
llie,
next
largest
dry-dock
in
the
world.
MEMORIAL
SERVICE
BY
ORDER
OF
MOOSE
Members
Gathered
Yesterday
Afternoon
to
Pay
Respects
to
Departed
Dead
Members
of
Ihe
Loyal
Order
of
Moose
met
yesterday
afternoon
In
Hip
Melropole
Hall
for
a
memorial
service
for
those
members
of
the
order
who
bad
died,
The
ladies
also
.
bad
a
ceremony
in
niemory.of.
their
departed
member;
Mrs,-Harris
Kerr.
The
opening
service
according
to
the
rilual
of
the
lodge
was
conducted
and
thore
waa
prayer
position
on
the
relation
of
the
elalioq
of
the
.sexes."
The
frankness
and
openness
between
'he
young
men
ami
women
of
l-
day
is
not
perilous,
though
has
to
tie
(guarded,
he
said.
MAN
IS
STRANGE
BUT
il
WOMEN
ARE
STRANGER
So
Says
Winnipeg
Newspaper
in
Discussing
Male'
Morons
Who
Join
Klan
and
Latest
Craze
WINNHM'.O,
April
18.
(lly
Canadian
Press'.
,
"What
n
strange
thing
is
man,"
says
Hie
Tribune
edilorially.
"And
what
stranger
is
woman;
The
Ku
Klux
Klan,
iL
appears,
is
no
longer
'oufined
to
Ihe
jivile
morons
of
society.
Press
despatches
tell
of
a
'Canadian
order
of
Hie
Women's
ah
Klux
Klan
which
has
been
formed
in
Ontario.
A
thousand
.vomen
in
Hamilton
are
reports
o
have
joined
ihe
secret
order.
Manning
as
such
news
may
al
irst
appear,
il
is
doubtful
whether
there
is
any
cause
for
apprehension.
Whatever
tho
ale
of
the
male
organizations,
the
female
branch,
is
proliably
inly
a
passing
pliase.
Some
ypa'rs
ago
ping
pong
occupied
the
'houghls
and
energies
of
women
who
had
nolhiiiig
else
to
think
:ibouf.
Ilridge,
jazz
ami
mah
iongg
followed
later.
Now
comes
the
Klux.
A
secret
society
and
i
woman
is
a
paradox,
anyway.
I'be
sooner
Ihe
women
get.
oyer
heir
mild
lillle
orgy
of
frighl-fulness
the
better
for
them.selves
and
their
husbands.
One
fool
is
enough
in
any
family,
and
the
men
were
in
Ihe
field
first.
They
should
in
common
fairness
jie
!ej'l
in
undisputed
possession
of
'heir
natural,
lieritagc."
BURNS
JAKE
,
Miss
C.
Crillkshank
of
H,re
ake
visiled
here
last
weekl
The
Francois
Lake
Farmers'
wider1
Institute
lias
purchased
a
site
on
TOWERS
WATERPROOFS
A
Fisherman1
s
Suit
7b
Suit
The
Fishermen
JACKETS
ply
nd
roomy'
DouUe
Uiner
brtut
piece
with
fly
front
removei
riKHIUUIKN
KPIICIAI.
..I27
Sltt
I
CHEST
'12
M
ADC
III
CAXAOA
ny.
poisibility
of
neU
or
line
eitchlng.
P"
CWd
tide
ptttixn,
very
roomy
nd
double
ply.
Both
garmmU
tre
mde
in
yelloyr
and
hive
a
very
tough
weiring
lurfice.
Mde
by
Cinidi't
foremoU
witerproof
clothing
minufictureri,
in
lizei
38
to
46.
On
Salt
ly
Fhhtrman
Supply
rmrdcnli
Insist
upon
getting
a
genuine
Tower's
Waterproof
'
TOWER
CANADIAN
LIMITED
TORONTO
VANCOUVER
WINNIPEG
HALIFAX
MONTREAL
n
whirb
will
he
established
a
community
hall
and
sports
grounds.
II.
K
MaeNeil
has
lieen
elected
to
Ihe
Hums
Luke
hoard
of
school
trustees.
TEA
AND
SALE
HELD
BY
ST.
ANDREW'S
LADIES'
AUXILIARY
The
Ladies'
Auxiliary
of
the
St.
Andrew's
Society
held
a
lea
and
fale
on
Saturday
afternonn.
about
$85
Ix'lug
realized.
Articles,
donated
hy
various
member
of
the
Auxiliary
were
ratTled
ami
won
as
follows:
Casscroln,
Mrs.
J.
Simpson.
Cups
Miss
May
Iteid.
Scarf,
A.
Sinclair.
Sugar,
Mrs.
Iladdon.
Cushion,
Miss
.lean
Heallie.
The
coiiiiuillees
in
charge
were
as
follows:
Tea
tables.
Mrs.
Ilobbie,
Mrs.
ilassey
ami
Mrs.
Tauiiock.
Sewing
Mrs.
Dalgarno,
Mrs.
I.
C.
Stuart
,
ami
Mrs.
Howard
Sleen.
Candy
Mrs.
"G.
Taylor
.and
Hrs.
Scoll.
:
Honie
cooking
Mrs.
Hobb.
ItalTIes
Mrs.
.1.
Simpson.
Cashier
Mrs.
William
Anderson.
A
box
of
biscuits
was
donated
by
.1.
L.
Christie.
PORT
SIMPSON
W0N
BASKETBALL
CUP
Played
Three
Consecutive
Games
(
Boxing
Match
Was
a
Draw
Al
Ihe
Faster
sports
at
Green
ville
basketball
games
were
play
ed,
for
which
a
cup
was
put
up
for
the
winner
of
the
tournament
and
won
by
Port
Simpson.
I'he
first
game
was
between
the
V.M.C.A.
of
Aiyansh
ami
Kin-
olilh
Albjetic
Club
resulliuu'
in
an
easy
win
for
Kincolilh.
Then
Purl
Simpson
Alhlelic
Club
play-
I
Ihe
winners,
the
score
being
10
to
K
in
favor
of
Port
Simpson.
.Next
Hie
Port
Simpson
team
bad
lo
play
(ireenville,
the
score
in
their
Tavor
beint'
:i2
lo'lO.
After
fifl
ecu
minutes
rest
the
Simpson
leant
pilled
against
Ihe
Kincolilh
seniors,
the
last
year's
cham
pions.
This
Jinin
the
scdrc
was
Oi
In
2i,'m
favdriif.
pofl
Sipip-
played
'lh
ret?
games
fiflfow'iiig
each
other
with
half
an
hour
be
I
ween
each
wilboul
any
change
hi
the
lineup.
A
boxing
contest
between
Stevens
of
Oreeiiville
and
Oreen
if
Port
Simpson
resulted
in
a
Iraw.
i
Sport
Chat
'fr-m
inn-,
n
,ii
,
fci
j
Tliere
is
a
inovenieiit
on
foot
in
Major
League
hasebal)
In
have
the
dislauce
that
makes
a
home
run
changed.
Many
are
in
favoi'
of
jnaking
it
ndO
feel,
(Ills
being
Ihe
distance
of
Ihe
circuit
of
the
base.
'I'he
difference
in
Ihe
size
of
hall
parks,
apparently,
has
a
good
deal
to
do
with
the
dissatis
faction
expressed
al
present.
Tin
rule
now
calls
for
a
hall
being
balled
at
least
L':)5
feel.
11
is
fell
vlbul
loo
many
home
runs
are
now
being
poled
out
in
big
league
basball.
Jack
KeuriiK
js
going
into
Ihe
motion
picture
producing
bust
ness
but
he
announces
thai
the
roles
in
his
productions
will
nol
be
played
by
.lack
Depijisey
or
his
aclress-wife,
the
foiMiicr
lislejle
Taylor.
Neither
will
Dcmpsey
put
any
capital
into
Ihe
enter
prise,
Ivearns
slates.
'
I
am
going
Inlojhls
thing
Independently,"
he
explained.
It
Is
expected
Wanted
For
Sale
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ami
hath.
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lots
Oood
location
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1
5ll.no
flood
small
house,
Section
7.
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(KM).
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Terms
may
Iw
arranged.
McCaffrey
&
Uibbons,
Lid.
TO
RENT
FIJItMSHFD
Housekeeping
Sulle
for
rent.
tlO
Sixth
Avenue,
Fast.
Phone
Itlue
27M.
II
TO
IlKNT.
Suite,
bath
and
range.
Tinker.
Tel.
57.
five
,
rooms,
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Clapp
aparlinenl
Ve.stenh:i.yer
Uros
If
APAHTMFNT
for
rent
in
Meeker
Hlock.
Phone
Red
01)7.
11
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BOARD
HOAIlp.
t-
Tbe
Inlander,
830
Second
Avenue.
Pliorio
137.
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AND
IlOOM,
or'
boar.l
only.
Phone
lied
707.
LOST
LOST.
Lady's
gold
bracelet
watch.
Finder
please
return
lo
Daily
News
olllce.
KNITTED
GOODS
SWF.ATFHS
ami
all
kinds
of
knileed
goods
made,
to
order
Phone
Hlack
:tlir.
If
MONUMENTS
P.
LeClalre
Sub.
P.O.
No.
t.
Prince
Hiiperl,
H.C.
Agent
for
Granite,
Marble
and
Stone
Monumonts
and
Headstones.
wojyiErrs
exchange
IF
ynu
have
any
plain
scwinjj
or
.
fancy
work
you
wish
In-
dispose
of,
weAvill
sell
it
for
you.
Articles
in
Ihis
department
not
limited
lo
one
dollar.
The
Dollar
Store,
lied
32
i.
Hial
au
announcement
will
be
made
.shortly
of
the
complete
severing
of
business
relations
between
Dempsey
and
Hie
man
who
business-managed
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world's
heavyweight
Hium-pioushlp.
L.
Clive
of
Kilwaiiua
sailed
on
Ihe
Princess
llealrice
Saturday
afternoon
bound
for
Victoria.
BOATS
AND
LAUNCHES
PIHCFS
OF
F.ASTHOPi:
i-CVCLK
Marine
.
Fngines
i-ll.P.
without
clutch
$185.00
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cylinder
Ml)
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G-ll.P.
I
cylinder
HD
U.o.oo
8-H.P.
1
cylinder
HI)
750.00
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MD
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10-11.
P.
i
cylinder
LD
175.00
All
the
above
except
the
first
include
tbe
Famous
Joes
He-verse
(Sear,
and
full
electrical
ami
propeller
equipment.
The
best
that
money
can
buy.
Fasthope
Itros.,
1717
fieorgia
St.
W.
Vancouver,
H.C.
Always
at
your
service.
STENOGRAPHER
Public
Stenographer
E.
M.
EARL
Olllce:
Dollar
Store,
Third
Ave.
Phone:
'lied
32i.
SHEDDON
TAXI
134
Anywhere
al
Anytime.
Five
passenger
Dodge
Sedan
Comfort
and
Courtesy.
MARINE
TAXI
SERVICE
LAUNCH
"Oh
Haby"
al
your-
ser
vice
day
or
night.
Comfort
Safely
Courtesy.
If
it's
a
water
trip
call
Laurie
Lambly.
Phones
570
orl3l.
TAXI
592
Till:
DKPF.NDAHLF
TAXI.
Dnj
and
Night
service.
Comfort
and
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in
my
motto.
PHONE
592
CONRAD
LEE
Stand:
Hichmoiid
Ilooms.
TAXI
Tail
67
Phono
(Call
George,
Paul
or
(lust
Prompt
Service
and
Comfort
Day
or
NU'.t
Stand:
10SS
BROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Clock,
Across
frpm
ICmnr
.
Hole.
FURNITURE
WF.
handle
the
FAWCKTI'
icuaranleed
copper
bearing
Sleel
llajigcs
and
all
grade,
of
high
gn"b5
furniture
wo
exchange.
PRINCE
RUPERT
EXCHANGE,
Auctioneers
FURNITURE.
New
and
Secondhand
Furnl-ure
Store.
,
We
Huy,
Sell
and
Exchange
New
and
Secondhand
Hoods.
GEO.
PAPAUOPULIS,
339
Third
Ave.
Phono
4U.
COLUMBIA
RECORDS
NF.W
Process
Columbia
Ilccords
no
scratching.
Finest
re
productions
of
latest
Fox
Trots,
Songs
and
Instrumental
music
by
world
famed
arllsts.
Call
in
and
hear
them.
PRINCE
RUPERT
MUSIC
STORE,
Third
Avenue
NORTHERN
TRANSFER
Call
for
Haf?Kai?e
and
Fxpress
Northern
Transfer.
Day
Phone
lied
213.
Nij?hl.
phone
(Ireen
307
W.
11.
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JR.
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