AGE
SIX
A
COMPLETE
NEW
STOCK
NOVELTY
EARRINGS,
BEADS,
BRACELETS
And
the
Latest
Pins
For
billing
and
Summer
Wear
at
attractive
prices.
SAVE
YOUR
EYES
Our
Optician
lias
had
over
25
year'
experience
testing:
eyes
and
filling
glasses.
Sal
is
faction
guaranteed.
Max
Heilbroner
Diamond
Specialist
Ipnroc
M
iEi
r
11.
ALT
A
A
finely
woven
crepe,
suitable
for.
si
reel,
afternoon
frocks,
or
garments
for
intimate
wear.
Conies
in
Willi
In,
Sand.
Tan.
Sky,
ltcsi'da,
llelio.
Harding,
Coral.
Forty
inches
wide.
Her
yard
60c
West
of
England
Store
Phono
753.
St
Regis
Cafe
Prince
Rupert's
Leading
Restaurant.
A
Bakery
Unsurpad
Third
Avenue.
THE
RINK
Will
Ee
Open
For
SKATING
Saturday,
April
18.
Afternoons
-
-
il
lo
I
Evenings
-
-
-
8
lo
10
flood
music
liolh
sessions.
Competent
instructors
lo
leach
beginners.
Phone
Black
449.
A
Modern
en
tal
Service
At
a
Modcrato
Feo
Dr.
H.
L.
Alexander
Smith
Block
Phone
575
SCORES
MUSIC
OF
BALLROOM
Noted
Authority
In,
Lecture
Says'
Jazz
Not
Bad
But
Disgusting
Noises
Bestial
r
YlCTOlllA,
April
18.
"Jazz
music
is
not
bad.
Hut
the
disgusting
noises
they
make
in
playing
jazz
arc
perfectly
bestial.
The
ballroom
of
today
is
crowded
willi
sounds
which
arp
frankly
indecent.
Thai
is
one
placejn
which
our
civilization
is
going
downhill,
and
vvu
.shall
not
stop
going
downhill
until
we
start
j
using
Jhe
gifts
thai
.Cod
has
given
us.
This
is
but
one
of
the
many
striking
pass.-yjes
from
the
in
formal
address
given
by
Sir
Hugh
Allen
at
the
B.C.
Dramatic
School.
It
indicates,
also,
the
altitude
which
this
distinguished
representative
of
thf
Huyal
Col
lege
of
Music
lakes
on
many
modern
inventions,
us,
while
he
is
ready
to
concede
the
possible
merit
of
Hie
inventfon,
the
abuse
to
which
it
is
so
often
put
is
the
''object
of
his
pitiless
criicism.
1
For
almost
an
hour
he
cou-)
tinned
to
speak
to
the
students
J
oT
Major
Hullock
Webster
and
their
friends,
,his
references
I
ranging
over
mlany
subjects,
in
cluding
the
newer
J.nglisli
composers;
the
relation
of
music
to
the
drama;
the
place
of
the
radio
in
modern
culture;
the
effect
of
the
speed
mania
on
character;
sensationalism,
in
art
ami
its
destructive
influence
on
art,
ami
the
slow
annihilation
of
a
discriminatory
auditory
sense
through
lack
of
concentration
and
over-emphasis
of
the
sight
sense.
Modern
Compossrs
Of
modern
composers
he
hadj
much
lo
say
lhal
was
compli-,
mcnlary,
referring
particularly
Jo
von
Hoist,
one
of
the
most
brilliant
and
most
typically
F.ng-lish
of
I
he
newer
Knglish
composers.
From
the
dramatic
student's
standpoint,
all
hi!
had
lo
say
was
valuably
instructive.
Sir
lliuth
referred
lo
his
experiences
with
radio
while
'ravelling
across
Canada,
part
of
the
said
experiences
being
df
fined
as
"a
beastly
noise."
An
amusing
description
of.
lhoi
"listening-in,"
with
headpieces
attached,
nearly
all
readin
newspapers,
one
lady
eat
in
chocolate,
another
atlendin?
to
her
face,
assisted
by
her
vanity
bag.
led
la
the
caustic
conclusion
that
"lhal
is
a
part
which
music
should
nol
play
in
Ihe
lives
of
human
beings.''
One
could
nol
listen
lo
music,
in
the
ideal
Dr.F.P.Kenny
DENTIST
Exchange
Block
Phone
109
TIRES
I'riccs
are
again
reduced.
II.
no
longer
pays
you
to
repair
old
tires.
-BUY
A
NEW
ONE.
W'e
have
II
i
in
IttlxU'j
sizes
from
$8.00
to
$15.00.
S.
E.
PARKER
Ltd.
Ford
Dealers
HAD
HEARTBURN
AND
HEADACHES
FOR
MANY
YEARS
Miss
lietu
Iiurrl.
furd,
Out.,
writes:
-'
with
licai
11)1111)
and
years,
?
TIr-it
wero
U.K.
!No.
I.
Water
I
liavp
lieen
troubled
In-idaclirs
for
many
very
few
llilnirs
1
timid
cat
u
llltout
num-rlnK
rruiii
tlio
licai
I
Ijii
rii
or
severe
licaduclios.
with
such
distractions.
,twa
anything
definite?
flitter
A
ri
lend
recommended
me
lo
Iry
MILBURN'S
LAXA-LIVER
PILLS
Tlil!t
I
did
and
round
teller
lit
onee
and
have
wvrr
been
troubled
since.
I
will
ajway
reeoiniiiend
your
I'M
to
any
of
my
friends
who
are
troubled
Willi
heart-burn,
headaches
or
any
oilier
liver
trouble."
Nilburn's
Lua-Liver
rill
are
for
fale
at
all
druirKlt!i
and
dealers';
put
up
only,
Ur
the
past
30
years,
by
The
T.
Milburn
Co..
Limited.
Toronto.
Onl.
sCtisc,
An
Age
of
Speed
People
nowadays
squeezed
loo
lAuch
sensation
into
loo
short
a
spare.
Where
the
limit
of
a
few
years
ago
travelled
in
yards,
the
motorist
of
today
sped
in
his
.mile's;
the
modern
tried
to
ito
orly
things
in
Ihe
same
time
as
as
formerly
occupied
in
doing
one.
The
eonseipiencc:
we
were
rapidly
becoming
unable
to
Voneenlralr,
unable
lo
listen
lilt
the,
real
sense
of
listening
as
dis-linguished
from
merely
hearing
,
or
to
see.
'
lluw
many
people
could
an
opera
or
a
recital
and
go
to
bring
How
many
could
sit
down
and
write
a
ill
oT
music?
Yel
people
should
c
able,
if
they
had
the
power
and
used
il
properly,
to
sit
down
and
read
music
just
as
easily
a
i
hey
read
their
newspapers.
"W'e
are
becoming
absolutely
incapable
of
discerning
whether
music
is
good
or
bad,
worthy
or
unworthy.
For
music
requires
listening
to
nul
merely
hearing,"
he
contended,
as
"a
mu-sifiau
jealous
in
the
cause
of
music."
Heller
one
tune
a
day
well
'leard
than
many
tunes
which
simply
passed
fiy
and
were
forgotten.
The
more,
one
allowed
sight
and
sound
to
close
over
one
without
reason
or
discrimina
tion.
Hi
more
lost
did
one""
be
come.
'
So
little
was
discernment
practised,
that
nine
people
of
every
len
frankly
"went
to
see
I'aderewski,
nol
lo
hear
him.
"Of
all
the
damnable
things
in
Ihe
world
is
newspaper
which
is
all
headlines,"
he
declared
at
another
point,
in
Hie
course
oT
a
xeneral
review
of
the
sensational
j
methods
of
today.
!
The
beauties
of
music,
of
liler-1
lure,
of
p'ainling,
were
being
1
smoldered
over
wild
sensation.
People
were
frankly
horcd
wild
anything
simple
and
donesl.
The
teacher
had
an
immense
Inflii-nce
ami
responsibility:
witii
one
turn
of
the
hand
a
class
would
LAND
ACT
i
In
I'riuee
llnpert
Land
Muriel;
Plstriei
of
I'rlnee
lluert.
i
TkK
NOTICK
thai
I.
Merlll
lies
ItrUav.
'if
Vaneoiiver.
:.t:
nreupalloii
ixilnmii
broker.
Iniend
In
apply
for
permission
in
purehae
the
rollowiuir
described
hinds:
roiuineiielnir
nl
a
post
planted
v,
mile
ion
III
or
Ihe
toiilheast
rorner
of
l.ol
07110,
lllllle
Creek,
lliinirr
,
Cnut
lll'lrlil;
thenee
norlh
il
rliiilns;
llienee
west
u
elmllis;
thence
Hon
I
Ii
to
Miore
line
III
an
easterly
dlrertlon
to
point
or
coin-ineiieemeht;
(-nnlalnliiir
40
aeruM,
more
or
less.
MLIIIM.
PES
HlllSAY.
Applicant.
Kilwln
Llroy
liarniiin,
Audit.
liilteil
April
:trd,
105
,
NOTICE.
TALK
NOTICi;
that
Ihe
parlnersliip
lie
iween
Alekiiiider
James
I'riidhomuie
ami
Alma
Vlrlorhl
Klsher,
III
connection
with
Ihe
operation
of
the
Savoy
Hotel,
Prince
Unpen,
ll.c.
h
dissolved
by
Agreement
us
or
the
mil
day
or
April,
id5.
All
nr-
enoiils
receivable
will
In-
paid
lo
mid
all
accounts
payable
will
lie
imlil
by
Alexander
James
priidhoiiime.
who
continues
I
lie
business.
lulled
hi
prince
Hunerl,
B.C..
tills
fitli
day
of
April,
A.li.
I'i3.
a.
:.
riiL'ouoMMi:.
Special
Values
in
Dining
Room
Suites
9
piece
quarter
cut
Oak
Suite
$160.00
9
piece
two
tone
Oak
Suite
-
.
$215.00
Library
and
Parlor
Tables,
Bedroom
Chairs
and
Rockers
at
Special
Prices
3rd
Avenue.
GEO.
D.
TITE
The
Quality
Home
Furnisher
Phone
20
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Monrlov
IB-
turn'
the
right
way
or
the
wuii,
way.
j
Education,
a
noted
headmaster
of
Halliol
dad
said,
was
what
remained
when
one
had
forgotten
everything
thai
he
hud
learned
at
school,
the
residuum
in
the
form'
unbalance
and
judgment
left
af-j
ter
going
through
the
mill.
The
child
of
today,
the
speaker
seem-j
ed
lo
tli
ink,
was
gieu
loo
muchl
scope
in
the
drawing
up
of
his
own
curriculum,
inserliug
more
sunshine
than
hard
work.
Slaves
of
Children
And,
oil
Hip
other
hand,
parents
were
rapidly
becoming
the
slaves
of
their
children,
far
more
afraid
of
their
own
children
than
they
had
ever
been
of
their
own
parents.
'
This
led
one
lo
question
the
place
of
the
parent
in
Ihe
triangle
of
teacher,
parent
and
child.
Was
it
at
the
bollom
or
the
lop?
The
funny
tiling
is
that,
in
spile
of
it
all,
the
children
oHen
grow
up
to
be
so
extremely
nice,"
said
the
speaker,
who
was
very
heartily
thanked.
CHINESE
HOUSEBOY
HELD
CAPTIVE
UNTIL
HE
TELLS
WHO
KILLED
JANET
SMITH
(continued
from
page
one)
truth
lo
the
story
Hint
I
hey
were
hooded
and
masked
when
Ihey
look
the
Chinaman
away.
"The
Chinaman's
fate
was
de
cided
upon
aboul
a
month
belore
we
made
the
seizure,"
"he
said.
Our
plans
had
all
been
matured
and
werr
ripe
for
action.
acted
when
we
did,
upon
in
formation
that
Wong
had
his
clothes
all
parked
up
and
wa
ready
lo
leave
the
country."
Almost
Took
Baker
"Here
is
a
good
story
for
your
paper,
lie
added.
wticu
we
entered
the-
Osier
Avenue
house.
the
lights
were
all
out
on
the
lower
floor.
W'e
thought
that
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Haker
had
pouo
out
for
the
evening,
thul
the.
maid
'
was
out.
and
that
only
the
Chinaman
wns
left
in
the
house.
Four
of
our'
parly
dad
entered
the
hall
and
taken
up
their
allotted
positions
to
prevent
the
escape
of
the
Chinaman
whom
wc
though!
we
beard
walking
down
the
stairs.
To
our
surprise
down
ciime
Mr.
Haker
instead,
clad
in
his
trousers
and
dress
shirt
and
carrying
in
his
bands
a
dress
coat
ami
vesL
W"e
were
on
the
point
of
seizing
him
to
prevent
his
giving
ally
alarm,
when
fortunately
for
Irluiseir,
lie
changed
his
mind
and
relurned
upstairs.
W'e
would
have
regretted
having
to
lake
.Mr.
Haker
away
with
us
as
il
would
have
meant
another
mouth
to
feed.
You
can
tell
him
il
you
like
what
a
narrow
escape
be
dad."
The
only
untoward
Incident
of
the
trip
is
said
lo
have
occurred
at,
Ihe
American
border.
Wong
Was
in
Ihe
rear
seat
of
the
car
with
two
of
his
captors
who
bad
taken
Ihe
precaution
to
gas
him
so
that
he
could
nol
make
any
outcry.
"W'e
had
arranged
with
a
certain
official,"
he
said,
"lo
let
our
car
(ret
by
without
a
scrutiny
of
the
extra
passenger.
As
we
drove
up,
another
official
came
forward.
One
oT
the
boys
mauayeil
In
hold
his
attention
for
a
couple
of
minutes
until
our
friend
came
up
and
assured
him
it
was
all
right.
Hut
for
two
minute
it
looked
as
if
we
were
going
lo
have
some
trouble
with
the
immigration
officials,
ami
would
have
had
to
return
to
Canada."
The
raptors
of
Wong
Sing
were
very
frank
as
to
their
mo-lives
in
a'pii'miiching
'The
Tribune.
"W'e
figured
you
were
the
only
parly
we
could
Irusl
in
Ibis
matter,
ami
our
enterprise
is
in
need
of
funds.
It
has
taken
more
money
than
we
(bought,
it
would.
Now
we
liuvc
got
dim
ami
luive
made
the
progress
we
have
in
geltiiiig
to
the
bottom
oT
the
lanel
Smith
murder,
we
do
not
waul
lo
lei
him
go.
We
do
not
think
the
people
of
Hritish
Col
umbia
would
want
us
to
let
him
go.
W'e
are
doing
what
we
think
J
Ihe
authorities
ojight
to
have!
done
in
the
first
plane.
The
Chinaman
das
admitted
that
lie!
knows
who
killed
.Janet
Smith1
and
lhal
he
has
been
promised!
protection,
lie
was
very
confi-i
dent
fin-
the
first
cmiple
c
r
i
weeks
I
Ii
it
t
the
influential
powers!
thai
have
protected
him
all
along
would
rind
him
out
and'
come
lo
bis
rescue.
Ills
'Spirit
in
I
rapidly
breaking
down
as
be!
realizes
Hmi
WB
are
determined,
and
lhal
vvu
have
him
so
securely
thai
we
can
keep
him,
for
the
rest
of
his
days
if
we
have
lo."
W.
Yaughan
Havles
spent
the
week-rnd
al
Tclkwn,
reluming
from
there
on
this
innrniug'n
train.
RRITISH
CQLUMBiA
The
Mineral
Province
of
Western
Canada
'
TO
END
OF
DECEMBER,
182S.
Ilus
produced
Minerals
us
follows:
Placer
(iolil,
$7fl.U(J8,2u:-
,(,.
KM
,(';
Silver,
tflSI.KSS.ift&i
Leuil,
$5H,l.tt,(lUl
;
'dipper,
SliiHi
y
'
"
t'i,7r0;
Miscellaneous
Minerals,
$l,tOK,2.77
;
Coal
ami
Coke,
-j:,o
ii,iS
,
'
Slone,
Itrirk,
CemenV
etc.,
$3y,i
I5.:5M
;
making
its
Mineral
Prodm-i,-.!,
,
",r
'&
1U2U
show
uu
i
Aggregate
Value
of
$810,722,782
Production
for
Year
Ending
Dec.
1923,
$41,304,320
The
Mining
Laws
of
lliis
Province
arc
more
liberal
urn!
Hie
foe
i,,wn
any
other
Pfoviiic'c
in
the
Dominion,
or
any
colony
in
Iho
trilih
Miii),,,,
"
':
Mineral
locutions
arc
grunted
to
discoveroi
for
nominal
fee.
Absolute
Titles
arc
obtained
by
ilcvelopiiigueJi
prupyrllof,
the
sc.
,
guarunteeU
by
Crown
0
run
Is.
'
1
:,t
Full
information
together
with
Mining
llerts
w
tl
Maps,
niu
be
ni,!
,,
.,.
s
'''
aililressing
THE
HOf4.
THE.
MINISTER
OF
MlKES
Victoria,
BritUh
Columbia.
CONSERVATIVES
LOOK
FOR
EARLY
ELECTION
J.
E.
Merryfleld.
Provincial
Or
ganizer,
Arrives
In
City
In
Course
of
Northern
Tour
W
ith
a
general
Inderal
election
said
lo
be
in
prospect
Tor
the
near
future.
.1.
K.
Merrvfield.
Conservative
organizer
for
H.C.
and
former
businessman
of'
I'rince
lluprrl,
is"
making
a
tour
of
the
north.
He
arrived
hero
rom
I'rince
Oetirge
on
this!
mornings
I
rain
and,
before
tru
ing
soulh.
will
visit
Anyox.
BISHOP
CLARK
DIED
HAMILTON.
April
20.-
Ilishop
Clark
of
the
Niagara
Anglican
diocese
died
Sunday
aged
77.
Mrs.
V.
II.
IMeree
t)t
l'orl
s-siMglou
arrived
in
the
eily
from
the
soulh
on
the
Cardeua
yesterday
afternoon.
CI'.
It.
steamer
Princess
Heal-rice.
Capf.
T.
Clilfr,
arrived
in
port
from
Ihe
south
at
3.
.'Hi
Saturday
aflernoou
and.
after
dis
charging
125
lops
of
cement
for
Albert
iV,
MrCalfery.
sailed
at
in
the
evening
on
her
return
south.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
N.
Murchie,
T.
Spring.
John
A.
Clark
and
W.
C.
Hrevver.
Vancouver;
Thomas
II.
lltibb.
Clax-lon;
William
C.
I
rell.
Alorin;
Mrs.
W.
II.
Pierre,
Port
Islington.
Central
.tack
Jensen
ami
John
Strom
Sealllc;
Mrs.
J.
Holmes,
wnn-
son
Hay;
William
Ilearu,
New
MnssuH.
CITY
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT
t
.
-
Take
notice
lhal
eleventh
Ave.
from
Conrad
Street
lo
Frederick
SI
reel
will
be
.
closed
for
one
mouth
commencing
Wednesday.
April
22.
Itesidetils
are
requested
lo
gel
in
their
supply
of
coal,
etc..
before
thai
dale.
U.'l.
Cily
Cngineer.
ANSWER
TO
SATURDAY'S
CROSS
WORD
PUZZLE
T
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P
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G?rU
phER
CIO
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eWwIe
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Wlu
TIS
MAT
S0SpSflST
O
QPt5A
DRY
Birch
Wood
FOR
SMALL
HEATERS,
BOo
Per
Sack
HydeTransfer
139
Second
Avenue.
Phone
ESQ,
Night
or
Day.
WC
BUY
BOTTLES.
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Tonight
and
Tomorrow
Night,.
7
and
8
p.m.
i
Rin-Tin-Tin,
The
Wonder
Dog
in
"The
Lighthouse
by
the
Sea"
The
iiiK'iiiiipteriililr
dug
ul
mon
slory
of
the
ca.
A
l;.ir
nf
romance
;iml
1
simple
henrl-
ami
uu-rri
pulmi-
hroi
sea
us
a
background.
Ship-,
-lorm-,
!.
p
riiniiiug
Hut
gauntlet
.unl
a
pinirc
,)
.
s
"Huster"
Collier
Jr..
I...
hi-.
F.izeml.
i.
M
I!
las
(ierranl,
Clmrle-
Hill.
M;nlc-
,onl
.
1
.
t
THE
"TELEPHONE
GIRL"
SERIES
No.
3.
AL?ERT1
VAUGN
IN
"MONEY
TO
BURN."
INTERNATIONAL
NEWS
Admission
v35c-and
10d
Canadian
National
Railwaji
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
SHIPYARD
Operating
G.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Engineers,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmith,
Patter"
makers,
Founders,
Woodworker,
Etc.
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
Our
plant
is
equipped
to
handle
at
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
3SF
LOGGERS'
CLUB
HAS
REMOVED
lo
building
next
door
lu
Krusell
Hub
'
"
)
from
Hie
lumpresA.
Hotel
We
carry
a
roll
line
of
.m!pC
CIGARS,
TOBACCOS,
FRUITS,
CANDIW
.
SOCIAL
ROOM
IN
CONNECTION
i
-r
in
rir"
$
OUR
$
SALE
$
continues
until
Wednesday,
April
22
It
Is
a
Money
Saving
Event
Don't
Miss
It!
Jabour
Bros.
Ltd.
-J
Hut!.
&
Dhonn
nan
ru
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w