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TRIBUNE
NOT
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McMawT
YET
SATISFIED
TEUUOO
I'M
OTT1H-
M
r
VOO
t)E
TUT
TUT
T
JOT
WHAT
DOCTOR.
i
OUT
A
MIHOTE
THOUdHT
TOO
tHOOUO
THISTH1NC
OrWALMN'
TE1N
&EMT
F:Rt
I
r-tUtrt"
STUDY
WALK
TEN
Mt(e
1,
'TOO
TO
TOOK
CAtsE
DOCTOR--
O'ET
tiEE
AD
CO
ON
AMlUK.
0e.T
Vancouver
Paper
Says
its
Knows
t
OOTHvcKxm
I'M
CONN'S,
I
MOWT
FiRbT
n
Z
s
V.
IB
'
M"U
iHEH
DOCTOR
rise
rise
oot
oot
.
p
More
About
Janet
Smith
f
JT
WHAT
WHAT
a,iuo
a,iuo
Case
Than
it
s
L
yoo
-
J
It
is
a
proa
I
pity,
in
Mm
in
terests
of
justice,
that
Janot
Smith,
and
nol
Wong
Fnon
Sins;
was
murdered
in
flic
Maker
man-
Jiion
(in
Sliaiighnessy
Height,
(in
July
2,
says
the
Saturday;
Tri
bune.
llHd
i,
been
the
Chinaman
who
was.
murdered,
(lit;
mystery
woulil
have
been
solved
long
ago.
The
Chinese
consulate,
hacked
ltv
'the
Vancouver
daily
press,
by
Chinatown
and
its
flood
of
gold,
woufd
have
insisted
lliat
justice
lie
done.
.land
Sniilh's
big
mistake
in
life
was
dial
she
was
horn
in
Scotland
instead
of
Hong-Kong
or
Shanghai.
The,-Vaiieouver
laily
Province
and
T
he
Sun
are
mightily
jer
turned
about
the
abduction
of
Wong
Foop
Sing.
They
have
awakened
from
their
slumber
to
demand
that
Ilrilish
justice
be
vindicated.
Only
a
week
or
two
ago
The
Sun
was
suggesting
that
it.
would
be
a
good
thing
if
the
community
were
to
forget
all
about
the
Janel.
Smith
case.
Ilut
il
is
all
fussed
up
and
hollering
its
head
off
now
about
IJic
rights
and
wrongs
of
Wong
Toon
Sing.
Truly,
we
have
a
rciriarkahlc
daily
press
in
Vancouver.
All
Stories
are
Wrong
The
Tribune
frankly
admits
it
knows
a
great
deal
more
about
the
"mystery
of
Wong
Koon
Sing
than
it
has
ever
told.
Every
daily
newspaper
story
in
regard
to'
the
surrender
of
Wong
Foon
Sing
is
untrue.
Xol
five
per
cent,
of
all
the
hazardings
and
imaginings
of
The
Province
and
The
Sun
in
regard
to
Wong
Toon
Sing's
abduction
como
within
the
range
of
being
good
guesses.
The
other
ninety-five
per
cent,
are
wild
and
foolish
guesses.
Since
Wong
Foon
Sing
lias
been
taken
by
the
authorities
and
placed
on
trial,
The
Tribune
has
been
in
receipt
of
further
communications,
from
the
spokesman
of
the
kidnappers
of
Wong
Foon
Sing.
What
Kidnapper
Says
"We
wish
il
known
to
(ho
public,"
stales
this
man,
"that
at
the
lime
Wong
Koon
Sing
left
our
hands
be
had
no
marks
of
violence
upon
him,
ami
had
re
ceived
no
illusaw.
The
photograph
which
we
sent.
In
Ihe
Saturday
Tribune
shows
that
he
was
in
good
condition
at
that
time,
and
he
has
iieen
kept
in
good
condition
ever
since.
If
the
newspaper
reports
are
true
that
he
was
suffering
from
a
blackened
eye
and
a
cut
on
his
skull
when
taken
to
Okalla
jail,
those
injuries
must
have
been
given
him
after
he
passed
out
of
our
care.
We
are
at
a
loss
to
understand
if
the
report
is'
true
Ihe
motive
for
ill-using
this
man,
who
at
Ihe
lime
ho
passed
out
of
our
hands
showed
every
sign
u(
being
ready
to
unburden
himself
voluntarily."
APPRECIATION
OF
LOCAL
BOOKLET
Saskatoon
Bank
Manager
Says
It
Is
One
of
the
Best
ho
j
has
Seen
The
Ilooklel
published
by
the
local
Hoard
of
Trade
and
which
has
been
widely
distributed
seems
to
have,
created
a
very
favorable
impression
wherever
received.
A
recent
letter
from
the
manager
of
the
Ifank
of
Montreal
at,
Saskatoon
says
in
part
"I
am
very
much
ohligeil
for
Ihe
same,
which
I
found
most
Interesting,
and
am
pass
ing
it
along
In
several
of
my
friends.
This
publication
and
Ihe
one
recently
brought
out
by
the
Lethbridgo
Hoard
of
Trade
are
the
best
I
have
seen."
TAKE
POSSESSION
OF
MOTOR
CAR
AND
RUNJT
IN
DITCH
L.
Murray
Fuller
left,
his
car
parked
outside
his
house
on
Green
Street
last
night
about
leu
o'clock.
At
twelve-thirty
he
was
called
lo
the
phone
and
in
formed
liy
Ihe
police
that
the,
car
was
in
the
illlch
on
Fifth
Avenue,
near
Howser
Street.
The
m!an
or
men
who
treated
themselves
In
a
joyridc
thus
early
in
the
morning
have
not
yet
been
np
preiicnaea.
ii
DR.
PRICE
IS
IN
WINNIPEG
After
Remaining
There
Three
Weeks,
Will
Proceed
With
Party
to
England
WI.MPK;,
May
12.-TaHin
for
his
text
Ihe
words,
"What
manner
of
man
is
this,
that
even
Ihe
.winds
and
the
waves
obey
Hun?"
Dr.
Charles
S.
Price,
evangelist,
preached
to
a
large.
crowd
in
the
Winnipeg
rink.
Clod
has
never
promised
that
Christians
will
not
encounter
storms,"
he
said,
"but
lie
has
promised
they
will
not
Nbc
drowned
by
Ihe
slmmis."
U
is
Ihe
hardest
thing
in
IJie
world
to
live
a
Christian
life
without
Christ,
but
it
is
the
easiest
thing
to
live
a
Christian
life
with
Christ.
"The
best
friend
to
have,"
lie
continued,
"is
the
one
who
knows
all
about
you
and
still
loves
yoif.
Jesus
Christ
is
this
friend."
At
tho
afternoon
service,
a
pre
paratory
service
for
Ihe
first
healing
meeting,
which
will
b
held.
Friday
night,
was
conducted.
Afflicted
persons
were
given
cards
which
will
admit
them
to
the
platform,
where
they
will
rereive
the
prayers
of
the
evan-.
gelisl.
Numbers
of
converts
are
reported
for
every
night
service
llius.far.
!
Following
the
;
Winnipeg
campaign,
which
is
to
last
three
weeks,
Dr.
Price
and
his
party
will
sail
for
England.
While
I
here,
he
will
visit
his
parents
and
conduct
evangelistic
cam
paigns
in
various
cities.
LEWIS
IS
COMING
TO
DIRECT
ANOTHER
.
ENTERTAINMENT
HERE
0.
II.
Lewis,
wha
is
well
and
favorably
known
in
Prince
Ilu-pert
as
director
of
"The
IteauJy
Shop"
put
on
in
Ihe
Weslholmr
Theatre
tinder
the
auspices
of.
the
Elks
last
fall
will
return
In
the
cily
by
Ihe
Prince
(leorge
tomorrow.
Mr.
Lewis
expecls
to
put
on
another
entertainment
of
ihiilar
nature
and
under
Ihe
same
auspices
in
Ihe
early
part
of
June.
Recently
under
the
e
Ship
is
Yours
BAD
BLOOD
IS
THE
CAUSE
OF
PIMPLES
AND
BOILS
What
you
need
w!i)
the
MimhI
rol
out
ir
oirifr
t
a
trixxl
tonic
tn
Ion
ami
Ixilld
up
tlii
yMMii
and
put
Die
IiIimmI
into
proper
Riiaixv
For
this
n,rrKis
tlnr
l
nothlnir
to
rquil
BURDOCK
BLOOD
BITTERS
Mr.
L.
A.
Dclljert,
Allan.
Sask..
write:
"For
several
years
I
was
trouhiml
with
noil
ami
pimples.
tried
many
treatment
.lnt
nmld
ret
no
resiilK
I
then
tKik
niinlixJi
Blood
Riders
ainl
beramn
free
of
my
troulde.
It
is
ihe
only
medlrine.
I
ever
look
that
did
nH
any
irood."
D.ll.n.
has
been
on
Ihe
market
Tor
ilv
pal
4
years;
nut
tip
only
Dy
The
T.
Mllburn
Co..
Limited,
Toronto.
I
int.
auspices
of
the
Gyro
Club
"The
Heauly
Shop"
was
given
in
Vancouver.
TORTURING
DOG.
.
William
I.aenursier
was
charged
in
the
police
court
today
with
torturing
a
dog
by
giving
it'
food
containing
broken
glass.
The
accused
was
remanded
until
Thursday
of
this
week
for
TO
SWANSON
BAY.
.
The
local
branch
of
the
Pro
vincial
labor
bureau
is
sending
forward
fifteen
men
lonighl
to
Swan
son
Hay
for
employment
in
the
sawmill
there.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
It.
Lawrence,
Vancouver:
E.
C.
Perry
and
II.
W.
Hrooker,
Ed
monton;
E.
It.
Smith,
Vander-hoof;
Art
Mnrineau,
llanall;
Qirl
Grafslrom.
Carlisle;
C.
W.
F.
Dallon,
T.
E.
C.
Parker
and
E.
II.
Ney,
Ottawa;
Charles
Nelson,
Lowe
Intel;
John
A.
Clark,
Claxlon.
Central
A.
II.
Iveson,'
Salvus
East;
M.
Smith
and
.1.
Marshall,
Advertise
in
the
Dally
News
you
cross
to
Europe
via
the
Anchor-Donaldson
WHEN
or
Cunard
Canadian
Route,
you
make
the
trip
under
really
ideal
conditions.
The.steamers
are
all
one-cabin
class
boats.
From
the
moment
you
step
on
board,
the
entire
ship
is
yourtt.
All
the
luxurious
equipment
is
at
your
disposal.
You
have
the
freedom
of
the
palatial
lounges,
magnificent
drawing-rooms,
delightful
salons,
library,
writing
rooms,
wide
promenade
decks
and
the
attention
of
courteous,
well-trained
stewards.
The
children's
room
increases
the
pleasure
for
travellers
with
children.
The
luxuries,
conveniences,
and
the
pleasant
home-like
atmosphere
that
have
made
the
Anchor-Donaldson
Service
and
Cunard
Canadian
Service
so
justly
famous,
are
yours
to
enjoy
for
the
voyage
and
in
addition
you
experience
the
interest
and
educational
value
of
the
scenically
beautiful
trip
down
the
historic
St.
Lawrence
to
the
tea.
For
literature
ar.
J
detailed
information
apply
to
your
local
steamship
agent,
or
write
to
THE
CUNARD
STEAM
SHIP
CO.,
LIMITED
622
HASTINGS
STRLET,
W
VANCOUVER
ANCHOR-DONALDSON
CUNARD
TV
CANADIAN
SERVICES
TERRACE
NOTES
Mrs.
Haven
visited
her
daughter,
.Mrs.
Harry
Creelinan,
at
the
Prince
Hnpert
Hospital
last
week
returning
Saturday.
The
fire
on
Ihe
south
side
of
the
river
which
raged
so
violently
last
week
threatening
.N'or-ritiKton's
houtc
and
Ihe
approach
to
Ihe
bridge
was
well
under
control
by
Thursday
night
and
is
now
extinct.
The
fire
on
Ihe
railroad
track
between
here
ami
(Jopper
City
'is
also
under
control
but
almost
twenty
men
are
still
at
work.
V.
Hrewer
of
the
Forestry
department,
Smilhers,
has
been
in
town
for
a
few
days.
It.
I..
Melnlosh
of
Huperl
is
spending
a
few
days
at
Kalum
putting
Ills
place
in
condition
for
the
summer.
At
the
annual
meelinc
of
Ihe
W.A.
a
most
satisfactory
report
for
Ihe
years
work
was
read
by
the
secretary.
The
president.
Mrs.
T.
J.
Marsh
and
Mrs.
II.
Smith.
vicooresidenl
were.
ii-
t'lpcled..
Jfs.
W.
liurnett
was
elected
secretary.
A
unanimous
vole
of
I
banks
was
passe'd
to
Mrs.
Powers
for
her
faithful
service
for
the
past
three
years
and
to
Mrs.
.1.
K.
Frol
of
Ihe
committee
for
church
decoration.
Thtv.
appointment
of
a
woi'k
convener
was
left
to
a
later
dale.
v
Hev.
and,rMrs.
.T.
II.
Young
an
illendiug
the
Methodist
confer
ence
in
Vancouver.
There
was
no
service
in
Ihe
Presbyterian
Church
on
Sunday
owing
lo
the
absence
of
Hev.
W.
Parsons,
who
is
al
lending
the
meeting
of
the
synod
in
New
Westminster.
Itural
Dean
Marsh
is
al
Hazel-
Ion
where
he
preached
on
Hos
pital
Sunday.
He
will
address
Hie
graduating
nurses
Tuesday
veiling.
'
Mr.
and)
;Mr.
Oliver
arrived
from
Ihe
East
on
Sunday
and
expect
to
flake
up
their
resi-
lenr
liere
The
Ladles'
Guild
are
having
Iheir
spring
sale
of
work
on
Saturday.
;
.
vM'r:.
0.'
-MM'iting
Mi'.
lhfrek
end
vWficr
hushi'n'ri
it
llanall
A
shipment
of
,cnrs
was
re-
reived
lasi
week
nnd
about
forty
five
licenses
have
been
issued.
Constable
J.
P.
Eggleshaw
re-
rtirned
Saturday
from
his
trip
o
the
south.
rANDERHOOF
The
organization
of
nn
auto
mobile
club
In
Vanderhoof
is
under
way,
a
special'
meeting
of
the
citizens
being
called
this
week
for
Ihe
purpose.
Mrs.
Elizebclh
Park,
aged
82,
mother
of
Mrs.
Tiuims
of
Chiico,
died
from
pneumonia
lasl
week.
I
he
funeral
look
place
on
Wed
nesday,
Hev.
G.
.1.
pray
olllciat-
ing.
Word
has
beenv
received
here
of
the
liirlli
df
;i
sou
on
May
t
lo
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Alex
Ogston
who
now
reside
in
Ashcrofl.
Mrs.
L.
Houglien
has
arrived
from
Vancouver
to
take
a
pnsi-
lion
with
Ihe
Hudson
Hay
Co.
al
Firl.
Kl.
James.
W.
J.
Vaughan,
supervisor
of
I
no.
Soldiers
Selllemenl
Hoard
at
Qucinel,
la
hero
going
over
IWS
tort
FtATUHi
Sinvtci
lc
Ctr.i
I1nt.ii,
m(I,i
Wanted
For
Sale
For
Rent
mi
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word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
lets
than
50c
WANTS
WAN
TED.
Local
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for
well
known
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Insurance
Co.
Whole
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contract.
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SALE
FOIt
SALE
and
Itemoval.
House
....on
English
Hill.
Give
price
lo
P.
Ganiula.
Phone
208.
If
FOll
SALE.
Pleasure
boat"Echo"
G.
L.
lleiudel.
Cold
Storage.
Phone
221.
If
TO
RENT
HOUSE
FOll
IlENT
on
Seventh
Avenue;
with
or
without
piano
and
furniture;
any
or
all
for
sale.
This
oITer
good
six
days.
F.
W.
Hart,
Hart
Apartments,
near
corner
Sixth
and
Fulton.
FOIt
RENT.
Clapp
apartment
Wcslenhavcr
Hros.
tf
BOARD
HOARD
and
Room,
or
board
only.
113
Fifth
Avenue
East.
Phono
Red
707.
HOARD.
The
Second
Avenue.
Inlander.
830
Phone
137.
AUCTION
SALE
AUCTION
SALE
will
be
held
at
Mr.
Ynunginan's
house,
Graham
Avenue
on
Thursday,
May
1
1,
al
2.30
p.m.
consist-in
of
oak
dining
room
suite
(six
chairs,
table,
bulTel,
and
china
cabinet)
soft,
oak
chairs,
small
tables,
heater,
Hrussels
and
Axininsler
carpels,
beds,
bureau,
chiffonier,
MHIIary
range,
bedding,
etc.
Philpnlt,
Evil
I.
Sc
Co.,
Auctioneers.
113
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PRINCE
RUPERT
MUSIC
STORE,
Third
Avenue
KNITTED
GOODS
SWEATERS
and
all
kinds
of
:
knlleed
goods
niado
In
order,
v
Pliorie
.Black
'30'5.'-
'
if
the
district
with
II.
11.
Moore.
.Mr.
Moore
is
severing
his
connection
with
the
S.S.lt.
and
will
be
succeeded
in
charge
of
this
district
by
Mr.
Vaughan.
The
automobile
road
between
here
and
.
Furl.
Eraser
is
again
open
for
tralllc.
The
ro.ld
lo
Stuart
Lake
is
also
in
u.xe
again
by
aiiloniolill'es.
Jack
lloskins
has
relumed
afler
spending
a
fortnight
in
I'rince
Huperl.
BURNS
LAKE
John
M.
Smith
-of
Francois
Lake
has
gone
to
Anyox
to
take
a
position
and
does
not
expect,
to
be
back
until
fall.
A
daughter
was
born
at.
(he
Telkwa
Hospital
tin
May
t
lo
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
T.
Calvert
of
Hums
Lake.
Misses
Celina
and
Herlha
As.
lin
have
arrived
here
from
Spo
kane
lo
lake
up
residence
with
Iheir
father,
Fred
Aslln.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
.
Harllell
and
sons
have,
vjc.fl;
'.for
Prince
Huperl
where
Ihey'
will
lake
up
their
residence.
BOATS
AND
LAUNCHES
PRICES
OF
EASTIIOPE
4
-CYCLE
Marine
Engines
4-11.
P.
4-11.
P.
C-H.P.
8-ILP.
8-11.
P.
1C-H.P.
without
clutch
$185.00
cylinder
MI)
200.00
cylinder
HD
450.00
cylinder
HD
750.00
cylinder
MD
450.00
cylinder
LD
175.00
All
the
above
except
the
first
include
the
Famous
Joes
Reverse
Gear,
and
full
electrical
and
propeller
equipment.
The
best
that
money
can
buy.
Hnsthope
Hros.,
1747
Georgia
St.
W.
Vancouver,
H.C.
Always
at
your
service.
Prince
Rupert
Boathouse,
Agents
Phone
:irtt.
SHEDDON
TAXI
134
Anywhere
al
Anytime.
,
Five
passenger
Dodge
Sedan
Comfort
and
Courtesy.
Hates:
50c
for
t
or
passengers,
25c
for
each
additional
passenger.
PHONE
134
MARINE
TAXI
SERVICE
LAUNCH
"Oh
I
taby"
at
your
cr
vice
day
or
nighL
Comfort
Safety
Ctfiirlesy.
If
If
a
water
trip
call
Laurie
Lamhly.
Phonos
570
or
TAXI
S92
THE
DEPENDABLE
TA.XL
Day
and
Night
service.
Comfort
and
Courtesy
is
uiy
motto
PHONE
592
CONRAD
LEE
Stand:
Richmond
Rooms.
TAXI
Taxi
67
Phone
(Call
George,
Paul
or
Omt-Prompt
Service
and
Comfort
Day
or
Nle'.t
Stand:
30SS
BROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Clock,
Across
from
Emnrs
Hotci
BEDDING
OUT
PLANTS.
Plants
thai
grow
and
repay
you
for
your
labor.
McCarthy's
bedding
out
plants
arc
specially
acclimatised
and
can
be
relied
upon
lo
produce
the
goods.
Store
Phono
-
Red
183
Greenhouse
Phone
Hlack
It38
MCCARTHY'S.
FURNITURE
HOSPITAL
And
General
Repair
Shop.
Repairs
of
all
kinds
promptly
attended
to.
Window
draperies
made
lo
order.
Carpel
laying.
Furniture
crating.
TOM
BALLINQER
Phone
81
Hear
Sherman's
Market,
Fullnn
Street
CAMERON
TRANSFER
Plinne
177
Baggage,
Furniture
Moving.
If
you
want
anything
sent
for,
or
delivered,
phone
us,
P.O.
Hox
COO.
KEITH'S
CAFE.
When
In
Stewart
visit
Keith's
Cafe
in
King
Edward
Hotel
now
re-modelled.
Up-to-date
Dining
Room
and
Lunch
Counter
BOB
KEITH
-
Manager.
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