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FOOTBALL
ASS'N
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McM
anus
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ebtOM-
LOOKJHEfcE
COMEi
LORD
No
ALU
RVCHT
routs
mi
.
ANNUAL
MEETING
ILL
eE
lH
THE
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THC
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re.
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too
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TO
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OUT
i
THE
LIKC
TO
Four
Teams
Already
Entered
In
(.nuu
wrs
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v-'-
HrWE.
ME
OM
i
t-r
;
ii
i
a
i
i.
Kiri..v
,
Senior
League
Which
It
Is
TVAEr
tOCtL.
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V)dl
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Proposed
to,
Start
Next
Month
GEO.
HILL
PRESIDENT
Association
to
Ask
That
Daylight
Saving
be
Put
Into
Effect
mm
In
City
There
will
he
at
least
four
leaiU
in
llio
Senior
Kooiitall
LrasfiK
this
year
ami
the
season,
il
is
exiieclcd,
will
lio
opened
to
wards
I
lie
end
of
April.
Last
nilit
the
annual
nieeliiiR
of
the
Prince
Hupcrt
Football
Association
look
lare
ami
officers
were
elected
as
follows:
President
(ieor?e
Hill.
Vice-president
dames
Hlaek.
Serrelmy-lreasurer
(JertrRc
S.
Ilussel.
Hoard
or
Control
S.
P.
Mnc-ilonalil,
Herl
Morgan,
Jack
.ludjje,
W.
Ileiil
ami
Frank
Virkers.
The
following
were
present
at
last
nighl.'-meeting
in
their
official
capacities:
ficorge
Hill,
presiilenl;
Frank
Viekers,
acting
secretary;
.1.
Watson
ami
feorjre
Abbott,
delegates
from
Hie
T.al-lii's;
Ililgh
Klllell
ad
.1.
Hoehrriiie,
di'leisrales
from
the
(irertl
YA.Vr
Veterans'
Association;
F.
J.
I'ul-hir
and
Tieorge
Kelsey,
delegates'
from
the
Sons
of
Knglaml;
Harry)
I.bve
and
J.
Campbell,
delegates
from
Hie
Sons
nf
J'anada.
;
I'avorahle
.
reports
on
last
year's
activities
were
received
alnl
filed.
Oajc
receipts
during
l!2l
were
higher
than
in
102.1
and
expenses
were
also
higher.
Kntry
fees
for
Hie
forllicom-insr
season
were
paid
liy
the
Greal
War
Veterans,
Sons
of
Kngland,
Callics
and
Sons
nf
Canada.
Daylight
Saving
A
rnmmillee
consisting
of
V.
K.
Williscroft,
J.
Campbell
an.l
Cienrge
Hill
was
named
to
look
into
Hie
matter
of
junior
foothall
in
the
city.
This
couuniltee
will
mepl
with
the
school
hoard
and
l'areirt
-
Teachers'
Association
with
a
view
to
reorganizing
the
lea.g
ue.
The
same
committee
will
take
up
(fie
matter
of
having
daylight
saving
pill
inln
effect
in
Hie
felly
for
a
pari
of
the
season
at
lerffcl.
The
Association
hits
decided
to
present
foolhalls
to
the
King
Fdwaril,
Month
and
Horden
Street
Schools.
j
Sport
Chat
j
1
Itilliaril
fans
will
no
douhl
he
out
In
orce
Inniu'lit
for
Mm
opening
of
the
final
in
Hie.
eily
hilliard
cliampionship
scries
between
Ool.
S.
1.
McMordie
and
(ion.
iMcIlmoyle.
The
match
which
will'
he
lo
moo
points
in
Uvu
sessions
nf
500
each
is
attracting
keen
Interest
and
holh
players
have
their
following
of
confident
supporters.
They
we.ve
popular
oppoiumW
m
Wtir
vy
league
teain
.4erir
as
first
men
on
lite
(ireal
Vai
Veterans
ami
Prince
lluperl
Hilliard
Parlor
1
chins
respectively
and
tliey
pretty
well
shared
honors
as
far
as
the
season'?
average
was'i-on
rented.1
Mcllmoyle's
having
lieeri
all
and
Mc.Mordie's,
2.'7.
Kacln
spoiled
each
other's
chances
of
pdssjlile
2.10
averages.
Mcli
moyle
is
.
the
present
holder
of
the
city
individual
championship,
having
healen
.lehsoh.
wlm
w.is
eliminaled
liy
McMordie
on
Tues
day
illght.
in
the
final
last
year,
.lack
Allen
will
referee
tonight,
:.
1..
Youiicinah
will
he
marker
and
(i.
S.
Ilussell
ollieial
schrer.
f.
.
t)n
Saturday
of
this
week
the
lug
annual
F.nglish
college
rowing
'Hire
IfMwe'cn
(txford
and
Camhrldge
takes
.place.
Oxford
is
the
favorite,
to
win,
the
Cam-!
hrldge
crew
helng
hnndienppej
thioiigh
the
fact
their
captain
was
recently
forcel
lo
resign
or1
account
of
ill
health
ami
there
followed
utv
uncertainly
as
to
tli'i
final'
choice
of
the
crew.
Of
past
races,
Oxford
has
won
lo
and
Cambridge,
35.
In
IH77
Hie
crews
rowed
a
dead
heat.
Ii
JM
2'
lmlh
boats
sank
aUh
firx'
alieinpl
and
the
race
was
rowed
over.
The
wMglits
of
"Hie
twn
crevvs
this
ycdr
are
neatly
equal,
Cajnhrldgtt
averaging
a
little
over
1
00
pounds
a
nian
and
Oxford,
Ififi
pomvls.
Willi
--lh
ft
IherPas-ing
inlercs'l
and
parlicijiatlnn
hi
oilier
sioIm,
especlillly
rugby
football
and''
tennis,
University
enlliusinsm
for
rowing
has
waned.
'
It
is
bOH
a
popular
sporl
bul
jio
loncer
tho
one
popular
port.
GEORGE
MCiLMOYLE
BEAT
FfiED
PYLE
Fred
I'yle
nl;t
up
anitlhl'r
spec
tacular
performance
in
last
night
s
city
cliaiupmusliio
billiard
semi-final
ami
was
pea
ten
by
(ieorge
Mclltnoyle
by
Hie
nar
row
margin
Oi
one
iifiinl.'
When
.Mcllinoyle
had
-'!).'t
points,
ye
had
H',('..
Tlte
latter
slarled
una
scoring
liooin,
however,
and
rapidly
gained
right
up
lo
Hie
end
of
the
game,
the
final
score
or
which
was
50(1
to
('.);.
Holh
players
were
taking
ink
chances
ami
Hie
match
took
three
hours
and
five
minutes
Hie
longest
lime
s
far
pi
the
series.
There
were
101
innings
ami
.Mcllmoyle's
average
was
I.
'.).'
while
I'yle's
was
t.'.M.
High
breaks
were
4'e
and
.'11
respect
ively.
Kach
player
made
ten
safety
misses.
-(J
ROAD
RACES
TO
BE
INSTITUTED
THIS
YEAR
ON
MAY
24
11
was
decided
at
the
hiecling
of
Hie
Klks'
Lodge
last
night
lo
institute,
in
connection
with
the
Vicforia
Ikay
celebration
this
year
tliree
annual
road
races-
two,
five
ami
seven
miles.
Tin
Iwn
mile'
race
will
be
fiir
boys
up
lo
twelve,
the
five
mile
race
for
lioys
lip'
To
18,
r,itil
-IlilisTiVPif
mile
for
men
over
those
ages.
Suitable
trophies
.are
to.
he
-ob
tained
for
Ihe
races
which
will
lie
held
mi
Hie
afternoon
of
Mnv
21.
senate
reform
urged
by
progressive
member
in
the
House
of
commons.
(enntinped
frotri
page
one)
rights
or
sectional
lillcresM?
.Nrt
one
could
answer
ami
Mr.
Shaw
adinilled
that
his
careful
hnly
nf
Canadian
history
had
failed
hi
reveal
asingle
iiislailc.e
in
which
the
Senate
ii.nl
sallied
fnrlh
lo
do
whal
il
was
sneeifi-
cally
erealell
Id
ilo.
Alnl
Ibis
in
In
the
face
nf
the
nhvious
need
of
tudy
in
I
i
methods
ami
means
of
harmonizing
Ihe
iylej-ils
and
rights
of
llio
varilnis
parls
of
tin;
ndininion.
Vlfe
Appointment
Attacked
That
was
Mr.
Shuw's
first
ob
jection
h
the
constitiilioh
tiflhe
Seriate.
Siouilly,
be
projested
:
.
.'
'
-
.iiiiki
nit-
ii
;
i
1
1
1
1
ii
m'ii
i
oi
senators
fur
life.
What
kept
public
meii
active
in
Hie
wuinlry's
bus
iness,
he
remarked,
-was
chiefly
H
i.
I
(
.
.
.
me
ucsire
in
mainiaaiu
me
es-
leeni
nf
their
countrymen
who
registered
Iheir
aiiprnval
fir,
dis
approval
of
Ihe
Commons
at
the
polls.
Not
so
the
Senate.
II
efiiilil
do
what
il
liked,
and
fnr-Itet
llje
very
existence
of
the
electorate.
Thirdly,
Mr.
Shaw
found
the
Sehnie
far
loo
large
in
number.
Ihe
Canadian
Senate,
he
pointed
out,
is
approximately
the
sank'!
siye
as
Hie
t'
nil
ed
Stales
Sena'e
CORN
SYRUP
mi
IHrtitlana
It
furniihcs
tlal
nourUlitiitnt
tb
(lit
Lbdy
-and
Chtldrrn
Ilk
III
THE
CANADA
STARCH
CO
LIMITED.
MONTREAL
lip
JSf
AVOID
SUBSTITUTES
a
Jiody
cliai-jred
vvitli
Hie
protection
of
1
tti.OOO.OOO
people.
And
in
Hie
fourth
place.
Mr.
SluiW
round
Ihe
Senate's
membership
distributed
in
unerpiai
proportion,
lie
wauled
the
scn-alor.s
ilistriliuled
instead
so
as
hi
provide
equal
protection
tor
al'
Hie
sirov'inces.
and
he
prolesled
against
Ihe
present
rigid
system
under
which
the
growth
of
new
provinces
finds
no
Corresponding
increase
iit
Senate
represcnla
lion.
Those
were
Mr.
Shaw's
objec
tion
to
'the
Senato
iii
tlieorv.
Coining
down
to
iu:h.ial
opera-
lion
lie
found
that
all
thesi
Jborelical
objections
had
tl'en
clearly
reflected
in
the
Sanale's
Vnrk
since
Confederation.
First
df
all,
he
jioiuled
oiil;.
what
is
dhvious
lo
everyone:
that
Ihe
Senate
is
absolutely
iiarli.an
This
i.irltzanshiii,
he
remarked,
was
Ihe
natural
result
of
the
life
appointment
sySicni.
A
senator
naturally
fell
that
he
must
vole
in
support
of
any
proposal
ad
vanced
by
the
goveriupent
wjiiid)
nppoiilfed
1nm.
:
Having
tliade
out
this
strong
fase
for
Stinale
reform
Mr.
Shaw
liirned
his
attention
lo
the
ineatis
of
bringing
this
fefiicm
about.
Three
methods-presented
themselves
to
him
.
.
.
lo
abolish
Hie
Senate,
to
strengthen
il,
or
lo
weaken
il.
While
abolition
was
berliiiiirtg
incteasingly
popular
because
Hie
public
saw
no
other
way
of
restraining
Ihe
Senate's
continual
interference
ill
public
business,
Mr.
Shaw
did
iiol
favor
Jhe
idea,
lie
fell
Hint
a
-second
chamber
was
needed.
He
'
ttroiKisejl
Instead
that
Ihe
Senile
be;
ihade
bleclive,
that
the
hroVinceH
lake
reiioiislhi
ily
for
Micse.
"ejecl
jhnSYifiil
I
lial
Setiators
have
an
idglil
year
lerm,
going
In
Hie
country
wht-nver
Hie
government
of
the
day
ordered
general
election.
As
an
allerna-live
to
popular
eleclion
lie
pni-
pnscd
I
liiil
sepalors
be
appoinh'il
by
provihCial
legisUilures.
tKmily
On;
toil
of
all
Hiis
Mr.
Shaw
lirgej
llial
lite
henale
s
powers
lie
ililiiie'ti;
The
absolute
tower
of
velo
Should
be
removed,
be
iteclared,
just
as
il
had
been
removed
fi'imi
Ihe
Hrilish
House
of
Lords.
A
temporary
powt
f
ttf
veto
might
work
oil!
satisfactorily,
be
suggested..
LILY
WHITE
lit
lOPEftA
FAUST
AND
!
ITS
COMPOSER
WAS
STUDIED
BY
LADIES
Study
of
(iounod's
opera
"Faust"
was
taken
by
Hie
Ladies'
.Music
Club
which
mel
yi-s1erda
tirtermion
al
Ihe
home
of
Mrs.
F.
II.
Oil
Vernel,
071
Fourth
Avenue
Hast.
A
paner
on
Ihe
lire
of
Charles
liouitod
ami
lb
isiorj-
of
"Failsl"
was
read
h
i.Miss
Alice
UnVerjiel.
There
were
;
violin
seleclion.lty
Miss
Marjol-l
Lancaster
amj
piano
duels
by
I.Mrs.
Huheit
Wfird
ilnd
Mrs.
U.
P.
Ponder.
Mrs
I..
O.
I.arsen
sang
''The
Mower
Song"
sum!
.Mis.
.1.
A.
Ilinlon.
"The
Jewel
S.Vng."
Mrs.
II.
C.
Fraser
assisted
wilh
the
accompaniments.
There
was
a
large
til
tendance
of
members
PROPOSAL
TO
RAISE
TOBACCO
IN
OKANAGAN
Expert
Belnq
Sent
Into
that
District
by
Dominion
Department
of
Agriculture
VANOOrVF.n,.
Mar.
-25-
Hrands
Of
Hrilish
Columbia
ci-xar.
Mualling
the
JicmI
imiioilecl
from
Havana,
may
be
a
feature
of:
Vancouver
smoke-shops,
and
the
already
far-famed
Okauagan
val-
inay
have
fresh
honors
lliriisl
(ipnn
il.
.
jw'
,
Large
tracts
oi
low-lying
land
ihith"
valley,
useless
for
fruit
growing,
may
ln
Used
1o
create
a
great
new
tobacco
growing
industry
under
jdiins
now
'
Itoiiif.
diilped
by
the
li'ileral
ami'
I'm-vincial
governiftfht.
,Al
Hie
reipiest
vjif
Hon'.
'i
I).
I'allullo,
miniser
of
lando
al
Vit-loria,
Iloii.
W.
IL
Mollierwtdl.
t-deral
minister
nf
agriculture,
is
sending
11.
L.Freeinan,
tobac
co
expert,
to
Itrillsh
unlumliin
immediately.
Mr.
Freeman
will
investigate
Jhe.,
possibilities
ot
the
Okauagan
for
tobacco
grow-
g
tin
a
large
scale.
Crnns
al-
aly
growii
there
have
amply
deinonsl
rated
the
suitability
o
Hie
Okauagan
for
tobacco
culture,
and
on
the
present
occas
ion
the
low
lying
lands
will
lit
aiven
particular
attention.
Okauagan
pol,-tloc
may
soon
tit;
a
popular
brand.
EDMONTON
UTILITIES
SHOW
GOOD
SURPLUS
Waterworks
Only
Department
Where
There
Is
Loss
as
In
Rupert
F.DMONTON.
Mar.
2(1.
Wilh
1
lie
electric
light
department
providing
nearly
oiie-half
oT
the
rain,
eily
utilities
rolled
up
a
surplus
of
nearly
$50,000
in
February.
Ileporls
that,
have
been
made
lo
I
hi"
eily
commissioners
show
Dial
the
actual
profit
was
M5.7.T2.
compared
willt
I
l.lfin
in
the
Maine
mouth
of
lil2'i.
For
Ihe
second
lihie
this
year
the
slreel
railway
discloses
a
surplus
which
aiii.tiunts
In
2,-220.
The
surplus
In
.January
1n-lalled
$5.2.18
so
thai
this
utility
Jias
already
got
7,100
In
put
against
any
low
traffic
mouths
later
tin.
Slightly
increased
surpluses
are
reporled
iy
all
civic,
utility
tli'partmenls,
wilh
the
exception
of
Hie
waterworks
branch
when
there
was
a
drop
of
1,K00
last
month.
The
lolal
surplus
tlf
all
departments
In
date
amounts
to
l02,il.1,
while
al
Ihe
end
of
I
February.
1?L
it
.stood
al
l).T,
("75.
EFFORT
TO
PREVENT
GOITRE
AT
EDMONTON
KDMONTON,
Mar.
20.
Owing
lo
the
prevalence
of
gnilre,
the
city
health
officer,
Dr.
V.
L,
Dur-
I
ImM
Pll
-
II
f
li-iTi'S'-WHtHKkill
I
K
TBft.
j
I
3
tC
GiM
Br1
"(M.
r-vl
f
Wanted
For
Sale
For
Rent
FOIl
wSALK.
DahliH
hulbs
good
double
varieties,
also
rhubarl
roots;
cheap.
Oil
Niittlil
Ave.
Fast.
Phone.
Hlack
018.
TO
RENT
'
KLTIMSHFI)
Housekeeping
Suite
for
rent.
.410
Sfvth
AvimuiV,
Iliisl.
Piiont!
Hlui
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Hie
result
of
a
ie-Iciency
of
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in
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water
ind
food
and
Ihe
treatment
con-
dsls
in
giving
minute
doses
of
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KILLED
BY
AUTO
EDMONTON
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F.DMONTON.,
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I
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rormer
teacher
at
MrDougall,
.
high
school,
was
fnlally
liijnieil
as
the
result
of
being
si
ruck
by
an
aulo
al
the
corner
of-
H2lli
Slreel
ami
Jasper,
lie
died
in
Hie
(leiieral
Uosidtal.
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car
which
was
Ihe
eause
,ir
the
rircidcril
was
drlveti
hy
Walter
A.
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of
the
Jasper
block.
Mr.
Johnston
leaves
a
wife
and
two
children.
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tin
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