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TROUBLE
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CHILDREN
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IT
looks
funny
and
It
sounds
event
A
funnier,
but
after
all
why
not?
It
is
bad
enough
to
carry
110
pounds
on
two
feet
In
deep
snow.
Figure
for
yourself
what
It
would
be
like
to
quintuple
the
poundage
even
though
It
Is
distributed
over
double
the
human
allowance
of
'footage.
This
genial
Idea
was
put
Into
practice
by
Walter
J.
Nixon
member
of
the
Council
of
the
Trail
Riders
of
the
Canadian
Hockles
and
It
was
found
to
work
out
quite
well.
In
the
particular
Instance
shown
In
the
cuts,
the
task
was
to
break
the
trail
through
deep
snows
to
the
Phoenix
mine
In
British
Columbia
and
this
onerous
task
would
have
been
impossible
without
some
such
device
as
the
one
depicted.
The
idea
of
the
Trail
Riders
Order
came
Into
being
one
rainy
day
last
summer
on
a
bed
of
white
heather
under
a
tent
In
the
Canadian
Rockies
about
7,000
feet
above
sea
level.
There
were
present
or
nearby
about
28
saddle
or
pack
horses
and
14
trail
riders
who
had
ridden
or
fished
along
the
Kootenay
from
the
Crossing
to
the
river's
unmapped
source
In
War-
fltld
Ratiln
and
had
landed
on
the
plateau
beside
Tumbling
Glacier
at
the-
head
of
the
Wolverine
Pass.
It
Was'there
fend
then
decided
to
form
the
Order
and
buttons
were
awarded
to
those
who
had
travelled
distances
on
the
trail
from
2.500
miles
down
to
is
low
c.3
fifty
miles
CHANGES
ALREADY
MADE
ON
NEW
BOAT
Prince
Charles
Has
Clipper
Stem
ncmoved
Is
Due
Here
for
First
Time
on
lipfori'
sin-
Iwft
Vnaiiiyor
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inn
.
Urn'on
uupi'ji
Gliailolle
Islands,
Hip
new
C..
M.M.
sli'auicr
Prince
Chiirlcs.fnr-niPi-ly
St.
Mai'iraipl,
Diad
lu-r
(Mipi'i'ivil
hows
rcinovi'd
and
slaillicll
plates
of
sled
pul
in
In
replace
IJiein.
Fmiu
mw
on
she
will
presenl
Hie
appearance
oT
n
slraijflil-linwed
masl
liner
in-slcad
ir
Hie
ynolil-liko
lines
Willi
which
she
arrived
rewnlly
in
the
coast.
'Ihem
nro
slill
a
numher
nf
IValurPs.
linwever.
peculiar
In
Mjifctlisli
ImaU
which
will
lalcr
ho
removed.
These
in-
clmU
an
unenclosed
liridue.
I
li.'
I'riiifc
Charles
is
due
here
on
Thursday
nf
this
w"ck.
SCHOOLS
REOPENED
AFTER
THE
HOLIDAYS
Final
Stretch
of
Educational
Year
Commences
with
Climax
at
End
of
Juno
The-
schools
reopened
lhi
nuii'iiinir
nfier
Hie
Kasler
holi
days
mid
from
mnv
on
In
Hie
end
of
Ihe
term
there
will
1"?
!
u
i
until
t
ii
fi
ni
n
r
Hie
work
which
will
reacli
a
climax
al
tlm
ex
aminations.,
Tin-re
urn
only
two
Imli.hivu
hplween
now
and
the
lend
of
.lime
when
Ihe
lnup
hnli
'
f.lMv
Pinoiiiimees.
They
are
Vic
i'l
The,
n,.
.....i
ltlu
Kintt's
birlli-
day,
May
',M
and
.lnne
a.
,'l,,c
lively.
Taking
heavy
kuI
la
I'huenlt
Minn.
Inut.
Hortcon
inowthurt.
KI&htTup,
Colin
try
hat
Trail
Hidrrs
Traverse.
2X00
mile
button
.holders
is
Mr.
Nixon.
The
first
Pow-Wow
of
the
Order
was
held
last
summer
in
the
Yoho
Valley
and
with
the
co-operation
of
the
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
accommodation
at
the
Bungalow
Camp
at
Takakkaw
Falls
was
supplemented
with
twenty
Indian
tepees
and
a
large
circular
tent
decorated
as
a
Sun
Dance
Lodge.
It
was
expected
that
150
people
would
be
present,
but
actually
no
fewer
than
20?
were
counted
at
the
inauguration.
It
was
at
this
function
that
the
bronze
plaque
of
Tom
Wilson,
one
of
the
outstanding
old-time
guides
of
the
Canadian
Rockies,
was
unveiled.
The
next
Pow-Wow
will
it
is
stated
take
place
early
In
August
of
this
CUSTOMERS
WAITING
OPPORTUNITY
TO
BUY
Reported
Waiting
Oulstdo
Local
Business
Houses
this
Mornlnn
A
pei'soif
who
passed
up
part
of
Seinml
Avenue.
.Sixth
SI
reel
.....I
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v.ttiiin
II.
la
mrii'ii
i
ii
r
illlil
i
nun
-....
...
r.
shortly
artt;r
elhj,
o'clock
re-porloil
what
looked
like
custom
ers
trying
in
ei
nun
no
n-ss
than
five
places
of
business,
hut
after
a
three
day
(45
mile)
crosscountry
ride
from
Marble
Canyon
on
the
llanff-Windormsre
Road.
The
trail
to
be
used
calls
at
the
Vermilion
Paint
Pots,
climbs
up
Tumbling
Creek
to
the
Wolverine
Plateau
where
it
connects
with
a
new
trail
over
the
High
Alps
east
of
Helmlt
and
Goodslr,
and
after
dropping
down
to
Goodsir
Creek
rises
again
alongside
McArthur
Pass
to
Lake
O'Hara
and
so
to
Wapta.
This
route
traverses
Eome
of
the
most
spectacular
scenery
in
the
world.
Membership
in
the
Order
of
the
Trail
Riders
of
the
Canadian
Rockies
has
increased
greatly
in
the
first
j
ear
of
its
formation.
At
the
August
Pow-Wow
there
should
be
nearer
a
thousand
than
the
200
odd
partlcl-
Among
the
I
year
beside
Wapta
Bungalow
Camp
i
pants
in
the
function
last
year.
of
ctfliinn,
an
Adam
mnnic
room
ami
pam-HniK
in
ili'lirad-.liail's
nf
fawn
anil
ki-im-ii.
Iiavo
iniPliinos
li
rou
nil
I
lirr
into
frieinlly
coiifMrt
wiili
Un
chip's
,kjiiM
who
iirainlaiiiPil
I
lie
sliii
liiolU'il
Ion
nmcli
like
ii
yacht.
"ltiit
I
Kot
him
In
M'
iny
"mini
if
vli'sv."
shr
fayH.
"I
to4il"lifni
li
Up
i-oniili'nl
Iw
mnxl
?ivi-
up
lii-t
liallirnoin
ami
po
souls.
I
1
Ii
f
ii
k
il
i
a
womiin's
provinrp
-In
rliiMfO
llnv
colors
ii!?l,
,
llio
cnvi'i!
ami
cnsliins
anil
fonl-Minnl
wliirli
have
not
liern
put
on
a
i-hip
hi'forp."
3.
LOCAL
COUPLE
ARE
HUSBAND
OF
LOCAL
WEDDED
IN
SEATTLE
GIRL
IS
TO
TAKE
Miss
Alice
Kendall
Became
Bride
Last
Tuesday
of
Harry
Breen
Will
live
on
Fifth
Avenue
East
Thp
ninrria-n
took
plap
iuipl-ly
in
ScnM
!
last
TuesiJay
al
Hip
Iioiiip
of
Mr.
unit
Mrs.
II.
V.
Di.l-
IMPORTANT
POST
IIijrIi
I..
KpiMilpysiili'
of
Vancouver,
who
was
murrifil
Iiitp
lii.it
yi'nr
lo
Miss
Kalliprinp
l'ills-Injry,
ilauliliT
of
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
J.
II.
l'ill.-lnny
nf
this
oily,
has
Iici'U
ni'poiiilpil
In
lln
iioilion
nf
m-J
rjekson
of
Miss
Alice
ItPHlia
imniitii
sprrciary
ni
im
.Mimriran
Kendall,
datiShl.T
of
Mr.
ami
Aaimiini
council
lor
hip
i-r.-scr
.Mrs
Isaac.Kctnlnll
nf
Norlh
Van
couver,
ami
llnrry
A.
Itreen,
son
of
Mrs.
Rachel
Ilreen
of
New
Westminster.
Mrs.
J.
1.
MrMil-lan
of
Prince
Hiyierl,
sisler
nT
the
hride.
was
hnilesiuaiil
and
A."
11.
Medium
ul
New
AVeslniiitslur.
best
man.
.Mr.
ami
Mrs.
Hrren
are
hoiieyinnoninsr
in
l'orlfand
ttinl
will
arrive
here
shortly
In
lake
up
their
iesjdenc,e
in
a
new
home
buill
hy
Ihe
gronm
on
I'mii
Avenue
Haul.
Ilulli
Mr.
anil
Mrs.
Ilreen
are
widely
knowu
and
popular
in
Ihe
nity.
The
hride
resided
htre
troni
early
d-lrlhood
and
moved
oulh
a
few
years
apo.
The
i.
.
i
r
:
i
iirooin
is
a
nieiiiner
oi
inn
unn
if
Suiilli
&
Mnilell
and
n
relurn-
m
snldler.
He
is
particularly
well
known
for
Ihe
active
part
he
has
always
taken
in
looal
ath
letic
circles.
They
will
receive
the
lieaHy
cnnsrraluliiliniis
and
Ihe
licst
wishes
of
many
friends.
val
ion
nf
World
Peace.
This
will
involve
Ihe
removal
of
Mr.,
anil
Mrs.
Kecnleysiile's
residence
'mni
PyraciiM',
N.Y.,
where
Mr.
Keioileyside
has
heeu
leachiilK
modern
history
in
Ihe
Universily
of
Syracuse,
lo
Washington,
tMJ.
Hoih
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Keciilcyside
are
jfi'ailuales
of
Ihe
I'niversily
of
nr..
CROSS-WORD
PUZZLES
ARE
IN
EVERY
JOURNAL
(
-
-
fc
Kvery
.Journal
is
running
cross
word
pu..les
lliesc
days.
They
are
h
lie
noneeii
in
.lournais
as
fur
apart
a
'the
C.N.H.
Magazine
Timl
the
War
Cry!
Tiiey
hav
niSl
yet
appeared
in
lln
lloard
of
Trade
booklet,
bill
ilouhlless
in
llu
Uflxt
edition
Iherc
will
be
some
Iherc.
r
..
Some
of
the
iueslion
ymi
see
are;
illllleull
and
then
some
of
I
hem
are
very
easy,
sueh
as
a
rive-letter
word
dennlini:
"The
slafl"
nt
life."
You
puess
ini-inediiitely
it
is
bread
I
Hut
re
niember
at:
your
rociM's
In
say
"IMeclric
Hread"
and
I
hen
you
(.(!.
Ihe
besl
,
W.5
In
the
Letter
Box
CHILDREN'S
WARD.
Kilitor
Daily
News.
Thank
you,
Mr.
Kdilor,
for
i
.
.
.
.
.
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thPV
were
unable
lo
do
so
lo-;
f
OKinpr
up
Hie
cuukcis
on
neiiail
cause
Ihe
doors
were
not.
yeh
of
the
sick
cliiblren.
As
you
say
open.
Al
oiu.vlilace
Hie
cuslpiner
In
your
editorial,
not
many
an
...
.
.
.
....
.
.lopicn
nun
nun
usmmi
ii
iiu
ii.iii
seifii
Hie
proprietor
and
imiuired
what
lime1
be
usually
arrived.
The
incident
was
considered
nolewprlhy
In
view
of
Ihe
'fact
(hut
some
of
the
'merchants
have
been
sayiuit
business
is
dull.
Advcrtlsa
in
tlm
Daily
News
sick
here
but
there
are
a
few
sad
exceptions
and
fop'
luein
a
children's
w;anl
in
Ihe
hospital
is
badly
needed.
Tlm
Daughters
of
the
Kiupire
are
iloinsr.
i;ood
work
and
if
Hie
people-
or
some
rich
person
will
pul
up
that
twelve
hundred
dollars
needed
to
make
the
ward,
ihey
will
be
do-
BETTER
THAN
RICHES
Under
the
dome
of
the
Board
of
Trade
in
Manchester
England,
is
this
inscription:
"A
good,
name
is
rather
to
be
chosen
than
riches."
The
thought
is
considerably
more
than
mere
sentiment.
It
is
good
business.
A
good
name
is
recognized
as
the
biggest
individual
asset
a
business
can
have.
It
is
the
very
keystone
of
modern
industry.
Business
today
is
done
on
such
a
broad
scale
-every
merchant
and
every
manufacturer
has
such
a
long
list
of
customers
that
it
would
not
do
to
have
a
reputation
for
"slipping
something
over"
Advertising
has
standardized
almost
every
article
you
can
buy.
You
don't
have
to
bargain
and
dicker
and
haggle
to
know
that
you
are
gelling
as
good
as
you
give.
That's
why
it
pays
lo
read
the
advertisements
and
to
buy
adverttsed
goods.
A
product's
advertising
is
the
best
guarantee
oj
its
faithful
performance
and
lasting
usefulness
or
of
definite
value.
The
advertiser
would
not
dare
risk
his
good
name
by
advertising
an
unworthy
product.
If
you
value
satisfaction
if
you
want
to
get
your
full
money's
worth
every
time
READ
THE
ADVERTISEMENTS
and
buy
advertised
merchandise.
Take
adva
jtage
of
the
advertisements
and
get
real
valua
.
..
.
.
I.
I
NlwinlBI
F
USTERS
PROTECTION
ACT.
,
ma
sonieinins
imu
win
;e
worm:
-We.Tsoe.
chapter
115.
V
a
Jul
lo
llu-
lillle
unes
ami
in
"lie
ick
women
who
have
lo
have
ihe
children
in
their
ward
nl
presenl.
Women
jike
children
but
they
do
mil
like
lo
hac
Iheiii
around
when
Ihey
are
sick.
No
mother
can
rest
and
know
thai
:t
child
is
suffering
in
Ihe
next,
col.
and
overy
true
woman
is
eilher
mother
or
n
prosper!
ivc
mother.
Keep
up
your
-nod
work,
Mr
Ivlilnf,
and
when
the
collect
ion
is
taken
here's
one
(hat
will
put
up
a
five,
dollar
hill.
In
"help
Ihe
kiddie
who
arc
sick.
-'
MOTH
Kit.
BATTALION
ORDERS
Hy
I.ieuL-fiolonel
.1.
W.
N'icholls,
Officer
nnnimnniliiitf,
1st
Hu
Norlh
MM.
ftest.
(102ml
Hn
O.K.K.;
Signallei's'
classes-
will
be-
held
each
Weilnesihiv
evening
at
....
-
,
p.m.
until
further
notice.
Instruction
in
lladio
nporalinj:
bv
l.ieul.
Ilarnsley
W
ednesilay
evwnings
April
22
ami
2tf,
al
1
p.m.
Members
nf
llu
llejiiment
en
tilled
lit
Poll-tax
-exemption
cer
liflcales
'slinuhl
register
their
names
in
the
(Orderly
Hooinwllh-
uil
delay.
S.
1),
JOHNSTON,
Major
and
Adjutant
A
I
til.
1st
Hn.
N.H.C
HckI.
Advertise
ir
Ui
Dailv
pw,
"PROVINCIAL
ELECTIONS
ACT.'
Prlnct
Rupart
Electoral
Dlitrlct.
Macktml
Elactoral
District.
MiTli
K
Is
hi'iTliv
iilveii
Hint
I
liall
on
'
Man,
l:i
v
I
hi'
t
Kill
(lav
id
May.
lUi.l,
THOMAS
THOTIRn,
or
Ihe
Clly
(r
ITIni-e
Uiirl,
lit
lli
PruvliH-
of
HritWi
Coluinhla,
IIKHKIIY
filVKS
MlTICK
thai
he
hail
under
SiTllnn
t
r
llw
irt
Art
de-Milti'il
Willi
the
MinUter
or
Pulille
Work
l
inlaw.
n1
In
the
ofriee
or
the
li-irlrt
lleRUIrar
or
Ihe
Land
Hefrlstry
Irlrt
of
PrlnrH
lluiert,
it
Prlnee
ltirt.:
li.C.
a
ries4Trlilnn
or
the
file
anil
iUii.
nr
s
wharr
mid
ler
proposed
lo
be
linilt
In
Hie
rrlnre
llupert
Harbor.
I'rlnre!
HiilMTi,
it.r.M
on
all
tlio'.e
portions
orj
walerrront
blnrk
O,
plan
9i3.
swtlon
1,;
Prlnre
lliiM-rt.
I'rovinre
of
llrltlsh
Colnin-
i
Ma.
'of
the
appurtenant
foreshore
and
thaj
waier
lot
In
front
thereof,
n.nl-lnlnir
In!
all
an
area
of
t
S9-nmh
arn-,
more
or:
VXD
TAKF
MlTlfE
that
arter
the
e--
plrallon
of
on
nioiiih
frtMii
Ihe
dale
of
Hit
first
piibilratiou
nr
Uilj
Notlee
Tlioma
'
Trotler
will
iiihIit
ju-rtlun
7
of
Ihe
said
i
Art
nerd
V
to
lilt'
Minister
of
I'lilillrj
Works
at
III
offlee
In
ihe
City
or
Ollawa.
for
approval
nf
the
said
site
and
plan
and
for
leave
to
ronsiruri
ine
hiii
wiiihi
mm
pier.
Haled
at
Trlnee
Rupert,
n.C..
Ihl
lh
(My
of
AKll,
I.JIi.
I
111
1.11
AS
I
III
'I
II.M.
Ilv
Williams,
Xlanson
;
Oouialt'.-.
'
bl
Solicitors
IN
THE
SUPREME
COURT
OF
BRITISH
COLUMBIA.
In
the
Mailer
of
thn
-Companies'
Art,
I04l"i
and
In
the
Mailer
of
ad
Application
by
the
Horner
ne
inline
copper
oimiwinv
i
be
restored
to
lh
Iletlsler
under
Kiw'lli.u
tfix
or
the
said
Act.
TAKK
MITIC.K
thai
an
application
will
Iiu
mad
in.
the
1'resldlni
Judse
In
rli:inili..rs
al
Ihe
nonrl
House.
I'rlliri
lluperl.
n.C,
on
Tiieda.V
Ihe
J8lh
d.iy
of
April.
A.
ii.
mr.i,
ai
me
inmr
oi
n.,n
ii'cliuk
In
the
fnreniMin
or
m
n
there
nri..i
as.
ilta.
ni..ilnn
iu.iv
lie
heanl
iih
hn
half
of
the
ahovn
inviiiinneil
Company
tor
an
order
mat
Hie
ail
iiinpany
lie
re
slore.1
to
the
renlsler
of
Joint
SlocK
Coin
OillliS.
An
TAKK
NOTICE
that
III
JliPpnrt
of
said
npplimilloii
will
ho
;ead
the
petition
nf
lh
r.i.ninany
Issue1
herein
and
the
arridiitlt
of
Lewis
V.
Pamvire
jvrn
on
the
3hUi
d.iy
or
.Ms
nil,
a.u.
is.
aim
filed
herein.
nTKH
at
Pr'nre
nnpe.'l,
H.C..
Hits
SOlh
day
ol
March.
AH.
toil.
Snllrllor
for
the
Vetllloncr.
SHERIFF'S
SALE
OF
MINERAL
CLAIMS
IN
THE
SUPREME
COURT
OF
BRITISH
COLUMBIA.
William
E.
Maloney
versus
Anthony
McOnlrR.
Il.v
votiiA
of
a.
warrant
of
Execution
Issneir
In
Ihe
ahove.
anion,
and
directed
t
me.
I
have
se
d
Ihe
fol
Inwlnir
mineral
claims,
siuut'f
near
Alive
Ann,
adjacent
lo
the
Kll-nult
lllver
and
the
Anrlli
Mux
or
the
Klisanu
mver:
"waveriy
i.roiip.
ii
iii
iiiuir
nf
in
o'clock
III
Ihe
foreiionn.
I
ronslllnir
ot
at
Ihe
Court
House,
Prince
llleit.
hold
n"Yar
nance
Croup,
uL.hi.tw
..r
,hn
Curl
.f
llcvlftli.il
fur
ihe
llnoce
"
Wamilv''
and
"Mllv
ronsisiiiiir
or
"war
"lletsev.
Betsey,
"Oronse
No.
S,"
,.f
....kUinir
llu.
lists
t
vtilers
ritr
"Whlsller
"
"Ha.
rcr"
anil
"llnle."
the
Vald
Klerliirnl
Plslrlrts.
and
or
hcarlnir
All
or
which
l
will
rrr
ror
R-ile.
by
ami
delerinliiiiiir
anv
and
all
olijectlons
In
public
Aiicllon,
tor
cash,
on
Tuestlay,
the
thi
retention
or
anv
name
on
the
sal.
I.
rinti
day
or
May,
19s.
al
I.Ml
In
the
lists,
(r
lo
Ihe
rt'irlslratloii
as
a
voter
or
afleiiioon,
nt
my
omi'e,
(lovernnieiit
nn
appllcnul
ror
ri'irisiraiioii:
aim
ror,
niiiuiinir,
cruire
niioej-i.
III.-
oilier
purpose
mi
mm
hi
hi
uie
ihu'lsl
Flecllnns
Acl.
Uaied
at
.I'rlnre
lluperl,
li.C
I'm
this
nth
day
of.
A
V
i
II,
.MillMAN
A.
WATT.
HeKllr.ir
of
Voters
for
Ihe
prince
import
and
Mackeiule.
electoral
Dliirlcti.
Til
"War
liaiiim"
wilt
be
offered
fur
sale
siiblerl
to
two
innrlKii-cs,
appnn
linallnif
7,&no.flfl.
JOHN
Sllini.KY.
Sheriff
of
Hie
cmniy
or
Prince
llupert.
Prince
rtiipert,
li.C,
April
1,
toss.
J.
L.
Blain
Contractor
Agent
for
J.
Ffye
Smith
Ltd.
Hardwoods
Store
and
Office
Fixtures,
llaud-sawini
and
l'laniiip.
jobbing
and
Ilepairiiif.
(ilass
ami
Glazinpr.
Sash,
Doors
ami
Moulding!.
P.O.
Box
179.
Phono
r
-
-
Blue
68
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phon
61
Cartage,
Warehousing,
listributinf.
Team
or
and
Motor
Service.
Hnal
Sand
and
Gravel
Wc
8peclallzQ
In
Piano
and
Furniture
Roving.
Dr.
E.
S.
T
AIT
DENTIST.
Hslgsrson
Blook,
PRIKCE
RUPERT,
.
O.
Offlco
Hours,
U
Prions
est.
O-Mri
Evsnlnflt
Onlf
Ft
lpolsl
Appolntmsnt.