re
JAOE
TOUR
Tl
.!
TOURISTS
ARE
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McM
anus
BOOKED
HERE
YS
1
KNEW
IF
I
QOOCHT
)
I
II
ME
-FtEND-WsiLT
L'
fX
'
-CCiTMU1
'
TO
KfrGiKK.
TO
Mt
0
UU
HVC.
Five
Thousand
to
Travel
Between
'Winnipeg
and
Pacific
Coast
Already
Booked
YVINNIPKC,
April
."HI.
-Thai
Western
'Canada
ami
I
lie
Pnci
lie
coasi
are
mie
for
a
recon
tourist
season
this
year
is
evi
il('iu'pilvly
Hie
statement
by
Can
mlian
National
officiiUs'
heiV
llial
nrrniigenicnls
have
already
been
llerinilelyenmplelrd
for
I
ho
movement
of
inorii
than
twenty
special
trains,
carrying
apjrrox-
irnaloly
-5,000
people
between
Winnipeg
ami
Pacific
coast
l
nese
parlies
winch
will
com
mence
-moving
early
in
Juno
will
move
Pctwepii
Vancouver
ami
Prince
lluperl
and
various
rasl-
ern
points,
.wjlh
slops
pit
routo
at
Jasper
?v'alinnal
Park,
Jlinaki
anil
other
points
on
Ihe
nana
ilian
Nalinnal
system.
Many
of
them
are
also
slaying
over
for
a
fpw
hours
at
Winnipeg,
Kilmon-t
mi
and
other
western
cities.
The
movement
involved
in
these
special
Iraiiuparlies
is
exclusive.
of
many
large
lour
parlies
wliicli
will
he
Carried
in
eeial
ears
allaclie
to
regular
trains
during
Hip
summer
months,
and.
bookings
which
have
been
received
for
individual
tourists
at
such
others
as
Jasppr
Park
Lodge,
which
opens
on
May
ur.
Hp
rpr
Lake
Camp,
Douglas:
Lodge
al
Stuart
Lake,
and
Minaki
Inn,
which
opens
in
June,
are
staled
to
he
considerably
heavier
than
has
ever
iireviously
been
Ihe
case
-so
early
in
the
season.
The
holding
of
several
conventions
hy
organizations,
such
..
I
I.
!
I.
..
I'll-
.
.
.
.
.
.1.1.
UK'
.-lirilllTS,
I-.1KS
anil
JMHfflllH
leniplaral
the
Pacific
coast
this
year
is
largely
responsible
for
Ihe
heavy
movement
hack
.and
forth
through
Western
Canada,
'.and
in
nearly
every
case
parlies
'jatlrndiiiR
these
conventions
are
moving
pilher
eastward
.or
westward
over
Canadian
National
.
lines.
BANDMASTER
FOR
REGIMENT
New
Man
to
Take
Charge
of
Local
Organization
and
Bring
It
Up
to
Date
A
new
itaiidinasfer
has
Invii
ppsraed
hy
the
First
U.C.
Hegi-'iiienl
and
will
lake
charjre
ini-.riedialely,
Ihe
local
rcjrimpiilal
hand
IVfj
hoi
reorfranm'd.and
made
ellicienl
and
up
to
date.
,That
is
the
aiinouncpineiil
inado
liy
Col.
'.Nichols.
flamlmasler
Wilson
conies
here
if
mm
Alehrhi
where
he
successfully
organized
a
hainl.
He
also
jserved
overseas
aud
had
charge
r
Iho
152nd
military
hand.
-
II
is
!xpccled
that
there
will
lie
no
dilficjilly
in
tling
lo-KcltiPr
a
pood
organization
hero
that
will
he
able
to
iiroyide
haml
inusic
for
various
occasioiiB
in
Ihii
cily.
Willi
this
end
in
view
4i
meeting
lias
been
called
at
the
armories
on
Friday
next.
(NAVAL
RESERVISTS
AREGOING
SOUTH
1
Lieut
Walter
Hume
and
Six
Men
(
Leaving
Tomorrow
Morning
For
Esquimau
Jii
command
or
Lieut.
Waller
Hume
the
first
batch
of
men
from
the
local
Royal
Canadian
Volunteer
Naval
Reserve
will
sail
on
Ihe
Prince
(ieorge
tomorrow
morning
euroule
to
tF.suimull
for
fourteen
tlays
annual
train-.
ing
al.
naval
beadnuarlers.
.lie.
sides
Lieut.
Hume,
the
nartv
will
consist,
or
Aide
Seamen
(Ieorge,
Iidgar.
Mike
Comadina.
.1.
Jones,
fteorge
Hell,
(Ieorge
Howe,
ami
Charles
I',.
Weslenliaver.
F.d
gar
and
.loiies
will
take
two
months
extra
voluntary
service
afloat
and
Comadina
will
lake
an
extra
fourteen
days,
Within
the
next
six
-month
aiinlherjhree
similar
batches
of
men
will
be
sent
south
for
train
tng.
AN
HOUR
WITH
A
POET
AT
BOOTH
SCHOOL
LAST
NIGHT
PROVED
TO
BE
AN
OCCAS
ION
OF
PURE
ENJOYMENT.
(continued
from
pugo
one)
bat.
Several
anecdotes
of
personal
experiences
with
Mliss
Carman,
all
of
whom
with
humorous
touch,
were
related
by
Dr.
Ilob-
prls.
Thpy
had
oflPii
rot
each
oilier
into
ami
out
of
scrapps.
Animal
Stories
While
referring:
to
his
animal
stories,
Dr.
Jloherls
related
sev
eral
inleresiiuff
personal
exper
iences
with
other
authors
of
such
slories
In
his
own
animal
stories,
Ihe
endeavor
had
been
to
portray
Ihe
psychology
of
animals
through
in
early
and
inlinialn
sluily
of
their
habits
in
the
Dor-
chesler
woods,
New
Urunswick.
it
Ihe
u1pc
of
which
had
Ik'ch
his
falJier's
parsonage,
ami
I
hero
he
had
spent
(he
first
fourteen
years
of
his
life.
(Kipling'
ani
mal
slorios
clltTered
in
that
the
animals
in
Ihejn
were
endowed
with
human
menlalfly.
John
Hurrouphs
wrote
essays
im
animals
not
stories.
Dr.
Jloherls
lold
how
Hn)isl
Thompson
Selon
hail
started
to
write
animal
stories.
Ue
had
started
out
as
a
drawer
of
wild,
animal
picture...
When
"Who
S(ok
""''''
l0il'
trmn
Cod"
(Itoh-
erls;
madejls
appearance,
Seloiij
had
come
lo
liiui
willi,
the
ro-j
juest
that
he
write
stories
for
his
pictures.
Itoberls
jiad
told
Selon,
somrwhat
rudely,
lhal
lui
had
heller
write
his
own.
"Wild
Animals
I
Have
Known,"
was
Ihe
vT-sulL.
II
liefeaino
u
rage
and
set
a
vogue
which
Avas
nol
toujul
in
Itoberls'
more
auslere
wrllinss.
After
that
il
had
been
dillicuit
for
him
(Itoberls)
to
dispose
of
ihjs
ariimaJ;.loryi$.
.
,
'
.lack
London
later
had
also
written
animal
stories.
Dr.
Hob
erl's
referrPf
1ir
tlie
smillaWty
tit.
lille
or
"TheHJall
nt
IhenVibl.
and
"The
Kindred
of
Ihe
Wild.'
The
(wo
animal
characters
"While
Fanpr"
aud
"Jted
Fox"
in
London's'
and
his
hooks
'had
a
sinking
resemblance.
After
(he
appeaivincc
of
"While
Fang'
London
had
called
upon
him
and
he
had
mentioned
this
'rpsiWb-i
lance.
London's
reoly
had
been
lhal
lloberl's
"lied
J'fix"
had
been
so
iiear
perfect
that
he
(London)
musi
imitate
it
or
fro
wrong.
Appreciative
of
Canada
In
Ihe
course
of
Jiis
lectrue,
J)r.
Roberls
referred
to
his
long
absence
oliroad.
He
declared
that
he
had
Iiecomc
no
less
a
Canadian
but
his
absence
from
Canada
had
made
him
more
appreciative
of
his
nalionalily.
Several
experiences
of
Dr.
Hob-
erls
in
Hngland
and
France
were
way
to
The
Anchor-Donaldson
and
ideal
mill
tn
Vnrnn
Tk.11
delichts
of
the
majcetic,
hititoric
St.
Lawrence
River
with
the
advantace
of
"travel
de
luxe"
on
the
nwgnificent
Anchor-Donaldson
and
Cunard
steamers.
Whether
you
travel
Cbin
or
TliirJ
Out
you
will
find
tlt
ery
coiihlderaiioo
h
Uxn
kiven
to
your
tomfoit,
tlcauure
nd
welfare.
Every
room
Invltei
reltotion.
Etch
talon,
Ioubkc
nd
stiteroom
li
lurnithed
in
a
note
of
relintd
time
and
luxuriout
tomlort.
Deep,
wcl-toming
chain
cony
lireul-.cea,
aolt
berth,
apatiovt
detlm,
ctllinc
you.
to
play
and
extrclne.
Children'a
rouna
with
attendant
in
thir.
Meal,
too,
in
tuch
rerrekhint
variety
sood,
wholeiome,
well-tooked
aud
daintily
terveiL
Yuut
loual
mluumihip
ofnt
will
iht
yon
purhouura,
or
communivahi
with
THE
CUNARD
STEAM
SHIP
CO.,
LIMITED
IIS
I
INCf
STKKET,
W
VAMIOUVER
ANCflOH-DONAlDSON
CUNARD
CANADIAN
SERVICES
0r""
n,"i;n
.3o
I
i
'
i
GOOD-BY
STOMACH
GAS
No
mailer
wlial
you
have
tried,
you
will
be
surprised
at
the
jUlUK
action
of
simple
In.ek-tlnini
bark,
magmwjuin
sulpb.
c.p.
glycerine,
etc.,
as
mixed
in
Adlerika.
This
removes
(IAS
in
(en
minutes
aipl
lo-iilgs
on
I
old
waste
mailer
you
never
thought.)
Was
m
your
system.
Adlerlk.-i'is
siich
an
excellent
inipsiiuai
evamalil
flint
it
isi
wonderrul
ror
cwlstipatiori
ami
stomach
trouble.
Slops
that
full.
nioaieii
reeling,
and
makes
you
happy
and
cheerful.
Don't
vvnsfp'
lime
with
pills
or
tabids
buD
ht
A.Jlerika
erive
your
I.on1s
a
iin.wi
.
rif-iirii
us
it
nv
lirrnofi
"
,
I.
milled.
Druggists,
most
interesting
in
their
narration.
Among
the
poems
which
Dr.
Huberts
read
were
"Canada."
Canadian
Jtivers,"
"To
the
l-rogs,"
"Tho
Native,"
."Lif,.
ami
Art"
(in
which
the
author
'said
his
artistic
creed
was
conveyed
),
(n
llie
Itoad"
(showing
the
spirit
or
his
lire
ami
work;.
The
Unknown
City,"
"Hallad
ot
Crossing
a
llrook,"
"The
House'
ami
"A
Child's
Prayer
at
Kve"
i
iransiauon
Imui
the
Latin
b
Itliss
Carman).
Dr.
Roberts
al
so
demonstrated
his
skill
al
tin
fiVlding.
Oj.lrr914fl.lv
.
the
upenii!-;
or
"The
Ilillerns.""
Vote
of
Thanks
A
vole
or
thanks
to
Dr.
lloli-erls
was
moved
by
Rev.
Dr.
II.
H
ft
ran
I.
Prince
Unpen
people
had
been
interested
in
liim
before
hut
from
now
oh
their
interest
would
lie
tremendous.
His
visit
was
one
that,
would
lie
long
re-memhered
in
Ihe
cily.
No
frrealet
personage
had
ever
visited
the
Cily
and
pcrliaps.
JJiere
never
would
be
a
greater
come.
The
address
ha(
been
both
interest
ing
and
heaulirul.
The
vjole.
was
seconded
by
S.
I-'isher
and
extended
lo
Dr.
Roberts
by
Principal
Jtrady.
'
1
The
applause
which
punctuat
ed
Dr.
noberl's
lcclfire
leslified
urn
ply
lo
the
appreciation
of.
Urn
audience.
The
gathering
opened
with
the
singing
Qf
"O
Canada"
and
closed
Willi
"(lod
Save
tho
King.".
Miss
M.
A.
Way
playing
the
ac
couinanimenls.
EUROWMf
Cunard
Canadian
arc
the
.
.!...
I
1
v
Sport
Chat
lack
Denijisey,
heavyweight
ciuiiniiiou,
has
laid
his
plans
for
a
continuation
of
honeymooning
in
F.urope.
This
means,
in
tho
opinion
or
exirrls,
lhal
Dempsey
will
not
figure
in
a
Tight
thin
summer
and
mayle
nol
in
Ihe
ftiM-
Deuipev
was
rep.irled
an
litfing
conviuied
lliul
no
malcli
can
be
nrrniiired
for
liiui
until
after
the
(iihlions-Tutiuey
and
Wills-Weinerl
combats.
'Hie
chaHipifin
fHritbably
will
not
de-
;cile
-wether
he
will
fight
again
until
-Inne
fr
July.
-s
Last
week
Deiuisey
an.l
his
'!.;.
11
Mil',
i.;
formerly
Kslele
Taylor,
mot
ion
picture
actress,
did
a
scone
in
a
picture
being
made
in
Xw
York.
Yl'be
Dempseyiv
have
not
decided
'upon
their
itinerary,
hut
expect
In
visit
Ixiuilon,
Paris,
Merlin
and
Home.
With
Ujrt,yes
or
the
fiMilhatl
world
wiilml
Saturday
on
W
ernblnj"
s'taclhuu,
wliere
Shcf-tiehl
l.'iiHwl
earned
oTT
tho
Wig-Jib
(kip
in
their
thrilling
on-l
wtlli
Ciiriiiff
City,
inlerfl!
tu
Imp
league
ff.imes
wan
oinniwira-lively
little,
xi-epl
for
the
decis-ivenoss
or
llese
iranics
in
iinlch-i"g
new
pla'n;.
The
play
brought
ul
110
-sorpiiM,
1
lu-
various
ieaxiMM
runiriug
absolulAly
ru
.0
form.
To'ii
wrlain
extent
it
almosl
I'om'ii
r?i
ely
destroyed
Hit!
hopes
of
Wsl
llromwieli
for
I
Hie
honors,
while
Huddersfiehl
Town
made
n
complete
job
of
Proslon
North
Hnd.
Iluildersrield
are
now
rognrdo
as
almost
sure
winners
if
Ihe
first,
division
I'bainpiurvship,.
since
they
have
a
g,anie
in
hand
river
Albion.
K
is
in
Ihe
second
and
third
divisions
lhal
a
real
fight
is
taking
place.
'Leieesler
(lily
obtained
promotion
Saturday
hy
virtue
of
Iheir
win
ovr
1
lead
ford
(lily
am
lujxt
season
will
see
llierii
travel-ling
in
Ihe
first
division.
Hut
who
will
accompany
Ihcrn
is
still
a
problem.
TJur
decision
lies
between
Maiichosler
United
and
Derby
County,
with
the
former
hot
favorites.
Manchester
made
short
work
of
Porlvale,
serving
up
a
bloodless
victory
by
four
goals
to
mil
lung.
WHIPPET
RACING
IN
ENGLAND
IS
POPULAR
I.OMiOX.
April
211.
Whippet
racing,
long
n
-popular
sport
in
the
north
of
Hngland,
has
reach-
e.J
London,
where
meets
are
held
weekly
al
various
athletic
grounds.
Instead
or
chasing
rabbits
or
hares,
Ihe
dogs
race
toward
their
niaslcr
at
the
end
of
Ihe
course.
'the
dogs
are
treated
much
Ihe
same
as
race
ihorses
and
appear
lo
enjoy
the
races
;ts
much
as
their
owrmrs
and
followers
of
Ihe
pastime.
Hooks
are
made
on
each
race
and
the
course
takes
on
much
of
the
aspect
or
a
min
iature
horse
race
track.
RACE
MEETS
TO
BE
HELD
IN
CANADA
WINNIPKfi,
April
3ft.
--
The
Prairie
Thoroughbred
Ilreeders'
and
llaeing
Association,
will
open
its
seasmi
at,
Calgary,
Alia.,
on
May
S3,
and
continue
In
Mav
31.
Ihe
Winnipeg
spring
dales
are
Jrom
..inne
3-10
al
Hiver
Park;
)nni
1
2-to,
polo
Park;
.Inne
'.'0-27,
Wliillier
Park.
The
autumn
ilnlrmx
have
Ii.-cm
assigned
as
follows:
August
Illvcr
Park;
August
2W
o
September
5,
WMU
Her
Park;
Seplenihcr
7-1
1,
at
Polo-Park.
.
'
Advertise
in
tho
Daily
News.
ForR;nt
For
Wanted
Sale
DAILY
2c
per
word
in
'AANTKD
I'HAVKI.
I.Kit
or
Agent
wanled
for
Prince
Ituperl
and
main
line
of
(irand
Trunk
Pacifli
ror
high
class
chocolate
and
confectionery.
Make
yood
side
line.
Apply
"Confectionery,"
Hotel
Prineo
Jlujrl.
1
02
dASHOAT
wanleil.
Must
U
clieap
Tor
uhsIi.
Apily
I
his
24ft,
Daily
Nows
ollice.
IRA
WANTHD.
Second
hand
logging
jack.
Apply
Box
21
,
Daily
.News
t)IIIce.
lo.r
WANTI'I).
I
Inn
ue
or
garden
work.
Phone
lied
ifiS.
111
FOR
SALE
VOH
SAI.K
at
Terrace,
B.C.
Three
ten
acre
chicken
ranches
lo
he
sold
al
once,
as
owner
is
leaving
the
country.
Price
$7fi.O0,
1
50.60
and
$200.00.
Look
I
hem
over
quick.
Apply
(o
A.
C.
I.illle,
Prince
lluperl,
H.C.
102
I'tlll
SAI.K.
Holel,
with
restaur-ant
and
pool
hall
in
connection,
(tboap
vnt
ami
good
lease.
Apply
or
write
A.
I'..
lfnndefiiMi,
Ihiflis
Irfike,
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