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moi'tiing.
recently
swamp
land
hut
hud
Itei'ii
rouVerleU
into
a
Iwan
1
j
Till
artificial
lake
with
hundred
uf
eleclric
lights
and
a
dance
floor.
RIVAL
RAILWAYS
GET
TOGETHER
TO
ELIMINATE
WASTE
MONTR
KAL.
April
18.-A
definite
proposal
for
(he
sclf-cliniation
of
the
duplication
of
services
hy
Ihc
Canadian
National
uud
'.aiiuliiin
I'neifin
Hallways
is
under
consideration,
ar-emiliny
tu
statements
made
hy
Sir
Henry
Thornton
and
.1.
II.
Ileatly.
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MAKING
INQUIRIES
FOR
ALBERTA
LANDS
Kli.MO.VION.
Aid.
IK
Xuiiier.
ous
inquiries
are
leiiik'
received
from
the
fulled
Stales
and
..It...,
tit.rldi.r
I'.minihi
fiskiniy
the
iHitikiiiion
I.
and
Office
for
information
on
homestead
pros,
peels
ami
iii'rieullural
opportunities.
Tlic
majority
durinjr
Ihc
past
few
days
hac
had
rejrard
lo
(lie
Peace
Ilfvcr
and
(irande
Prairie
dislricls.
WiliiiiiiBlon,
:alir.:
Stillwaler.
Vancoiixcr
and
Victoria,
Dunkirk.
Pnnl
Homme
and
Dal-tiuny.
Sask..
are
anions
the
places
recently
heard
'from,
and
n
considerable
number
of
sclller
are
in
prospect
from
these,
points.
Full
Information
has
been
forwarded
Ihcin.
Letters
received
at
Ihc
land
office
Inst
month
totalled
i,?0H,
whjle
5.738
Idlers
were
sent
nut.
Homestead
entries
for
March,
it
i"
reported,
were
exactly
the
same
in
number
ux
those
for
the
correspondinR
moulli
of
!at
year.
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
Enqllsh
League,
Dl.
I.
Arsenal
5,
lluniley
0.
slou
Villa
I,
I'reslou
N.K.
.
Itlackliurii
Hovers
I.
Sunderland
I
llurv
I,
IlirmhtKhaiii
I.
Iludderstleld
lown
(I,
Cardill
city
0.
I.iserpool
'.rollenham
llolspurs
u
Manchester
C.
I,
I
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l
unci
-.
Newcastle
I
(t,
lUdlou
Wan'crs
I
Noltinjjhaiu
Forest
0,
llroinwich
Albion
I.
Shellield
S,
Nolls
County
n.
West
ham
U
.,
I'.verlon
I.
Scottish
League,
Division
I.
Airdrieouian
2,
Hiberniaii
0.
Celtic
I,
Ijuecuspark
1.
HearU
I,
Dundee
0.
Kllinarnock-SI.
Jolinclone,
not
played.
Morion
2,
KaiMi
Hover.
Partlck
Thislli"
I.
St.
Mlrreit
.1.
Third
Lanark
I,
Falkirk
0.
Molherwell
I,
Hanger
Advertise
In
Ihc
Daily
News.
4
beiiiK
etpiippcd
by
Jlill
00
Chapter
I.O.I
.ll.
was
discussed
by
the
Hospital
Doard
last
nijrlit.
S.
K.
Campbell,
ctiatrmait.
said
he
llioupht
they
should
go'
to
the
public
for
the
money.
The
j
nature
of
the
institution
dc-1
maiiiled
public
support.
Hill
00!
Chapter
I.O.D.F..
had
done
n
al
1
work
In
raising
k.Miii
in
h-
spen!
f
on
Hie
equipment
ami
the
H'-d
Cross
had
also
aided
lull
now
he
i
thought
the
public
should
hcj
uiwn
an
opportunity
to
subscribe.
To
pul
in
(lie
ward
iti
was
necessary
lo
move
the
case!
room
lie-.
lairs-4i
ml
the
csjimntrd
cost
of
-rreryHtiier
wiis-Blyg-iHi.
J.
I..
.Christie
said
he
llioiiht
the
Mini
could
be
collected
by
May
1.
.Miss
.Mc'.aul.
lady
superintendent,
said
'at
present
H'mre
was
no
place
lo
pul
children.
They
could
hardly
t,'o
into
the
inen's
ward
and
the
only
allcrnalixc
was
the
woman's
ward.
There
they
disturbed
Hie,
female
patients
as
women
were
always
disturbed
iT
they
heard
a
child
cry.
They
could
nol
use
a
private
room
as
there
was
already
a
hi?
demand
for
those.
.Mr.
Campbell
said
Hie
present
condition
did
not
make
for
the
best
work
and
he
tliouuhl
if
people
realized
thai
they
would
lie
willing
lo
stib.Tribe
Hie
money.
On
million
of
Alderman
Drown
seconded
by
J.
L.
Chrislie
the
chairman
was
authorized
lo
appoint
a,
rommillee
to
i-ro
into
the
matter
and
take
action.
ALBERTA
IS
ASKING
TENDERS
ON
BONDS
FDMONTOX,
April
IK.
A
new
Alberln
debenture
Issue
id"
$.'t,-71(1.0(10
is
lo
be
made
on
April
25,
and
Ihc
provincial
treasurer
is
now'
calling
Tor
lenders.
About
200
financial
houses
in
Canada
ami
the
Lulled
Slates
are
being
uoliricd.
The
new
debenture
will
bo
Tor
I
lie
purpose
of
refunding
an
issue
of
$1,000000
maturing
May
1,
and
the
balance
of
$200,000
will
be
taken
from
Hie
provincial
sinking
funds,
the
debt
or
the
province
lkelng
reduced
by
thai
aiiKiuut.
CAR
OF
SEED
POTATOES
REACHES
PRINCE
GEORGE
FIIF.DF.IIICKTO.N.
N.ll.,
April
IK.
A
car
load
of
potatoes
ship
ped
from
New
Drunswiek
ha
reached
Prince
(irorifr.
D.C.
ten
.days
brier
shipment.
WALES
PLAYS
IRELAND
TO
SCORELESS
DRAW
WltKXIIA.M,
April
1.
Wales
and
Ireland
played
a
scoreless
game
of
soccer
Unlay
In
the
in
Icrnalionul
mulch,
the
result
be
ii
k
a
draw.
doc
ric
5
BOSTON
GRILL
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
t
I
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
Suitable
Jor
Anywhere
I
'"''.irjc,,,
dances,
banquets
and
wed.
ding
parties.
and
6th
"
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"
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PRINCE
RUPERT
For
rat,
apply
to
Boston'
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
Orill,
Third
Ave.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Phone
457.
II
.
Oil,
Vi-
PH1.NCJK
HLTFJIT,
H.C..
SATl
HDAY,
Al'ItlL
18.
IW3.
Yeitrdr'
Circulation,
1475
Strut
BiIm
401
PRICE
F1VK
CENTS.
REAT
RECEPTION
TO
PRINCE
OF
WALES
NT-ltRROKST
MOVEMENT
IN
R
I.GARIA
IN
WHICH
MANY
HM
IMS
f
i
j
.
.
f
n
ar
necepnon
to
mnce
a
Gorgeous
Spectacle
KWO.
M'ril
IS.
The
Prince
of
Wales,
who
has
witnessed
mi'sxmi
one
ui
me
most
m
in
ii
i;
ami
ro
octui
sncc
nc
rs
nr
c.irrrr
ui
the
Dllt'liur
Ivor,
lie
reccu
ion
or
the
mi
He
ncinccs
us
ir
Tn
Hie
unerasing
lliruli
of
tomtom
and
tlic
weird
strains
:.n
r
or
heslrus
more
tiian
l'0,oou
African
troops
in
brilliant
it-
reviewing
siami
lor
several
Hours
KtA
KN
U
DO
VIOLENCE
Oliver
That
Ooukhobors
After
Him
I'
Itriu
1
.MO
II
I".
I
"Hi
-
iihng
a
message
:
iv
Pri'tiiicr
Oliver
ii
-iti'i
The
Doukho-
i
violence
In
your
-"u
ift'sOl)
befr'Tfie
.
i
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1
1
II
A",
IMtll
I
Jlkl
Mill,
HOSPITAL
WARD
FOR
CHILDREN
Need
Set
Forth
by
Directors
and
Lady
Superintendent
at
Meeting
APPEAL
TO
PU3LIC
Committee
Will
be
Appointed
to
Consider
Matter
and
Take
Action
Tliu
ni'i'il
ir
a
children's
ward
and
Ihc
possibility
of
raisiun
1.200
necessary
in
do
Ihc
pre
tic
scene
of
(he
review
was
i
liminary
work
prior
to
the
ward
At
luiigsville
.Ontario,
is
a
bird
sanctuary
condjirlrd
ly
Jack
Miner.
Canadian
iialtirali-l,
author
and
lecturer,
who
provides"
food
and
shelter
for
birds,
whelhcr
during
inlgru-'-.
'ury
eason
ur
for
.Uuiljiorury
abode
-M
.
Shipping
Combine
is
Defended
w
House
of
Commons
by
British
Manager
of
Chamber
of
Shipping
OTTAW
A,,
April
IS.
A
defense
of
llu
conference
ysieni
in
effect
among
North
Atlantic
Steamship
lines
was
made
befoic
the
cotnniillce
of
the
IIoti.se
of
.Commons
on
oceun
rales
by
Jlenry
Uleiiiou,
general
manager
of
Hie
chamber
of
shiijiing
ol
the
United
Kingdom.
He
lold
Hie
corinnillee
thai,
those
win)
controlled
Die
merchant
fleets
in
Canada,
Ai'wlralhi
and
Ihc
Urn-led
Stales
had
"found
il
essential
in
Hie
interests
of
their
ship
pers
lo
confer
as
lo
.rales."
The
allegation
made
by
Preston,
who
investigated
the
matter
for
the
Canadian
gou'rntnent,
thai
steamship
companies
formed
a
ciganlic
world
romiliine
vt
which
the
Nor'ti'i
Atlantic
conference
was
but
a
part,
was
untrue.
Cleinson
said.
Siirh
a
world
combine
was
an
Merry
Widow
from
Pittsburg
Jazzed
up
London
Society
by
Entertaining
in
a
New
Manner
i
lly
Sylvia
Muyfuir,
LONDON,
Kug.,
April
IS.
Canadian
Prcs's
Ihc
social
game
in
London
cost?
Mrs.
Harry
It
widow
of
Pillsliiirg,
Da.,
oilghl
lo
be
able
lo
.
Whal
Drown,
the
i
Val
v
'
at
II
pnv
ii
I'll
1
1
good
idea
ol
il
by
Ihc
lime
Ihis
season
is
over.
Lasl
sumiiiT
Mrs.
Drown
look
.Norfolk
House,
Ihc
young
Duke
or
Norfolk-
town
mansion,
and
besides
jazzing
up
London
lo
an
unprece
dented
exlcut
slie
did
whal
nobody
had
ever
done
before
her,
namely,
had
Hid
Prince
of
Wales
lo
breakfast
after
all
all
nifc'bt
treasure
hunt,
iuid
hud
Hie
firmuus
American
dance
'bands
I'roni
the
Hotel
Saoy
to
play
for
him
as
he
ale
his
bacon
and
egg.
Counsellor
in
London
helped
lo
Now
Mrs.
Ilrowu
has
lakeiU,nuk,.
Mrs.
Drown
receptions
Spencer
House,
a
bigger
iiimii-j
,,uk
like
pages
of
lebirll;
and
siou
than
the
otliV'i
tho
Cor-
nuVv
another
name,
one
of
the
uelius
Vamlerbill
had
il
lasl
,IU,
pruininenl
Lonijon
society
year
and
she
has
hinted
to
her.
Vumen
thuuyh
slightly
inipe
Irien.ls
Ilial
slie
Is
not
going
lo
'cuniou
is
ineiilioned
as
her
so-.
i
.
i.
,
i
.
.
.
.
rest
on
ner
laurels,
jrue,
niuiu
:
eiiil
sionor.
I
hat
is
a
very
is
no
Wales
to
be
enlerlaiued!
,.xpensie
item.
Ibis
cummer
but
there
are
hiii
brothers.
London
is
begiuiiingj
to
lick
its
lips,
nol
altogether)
iii'daphorically
either,,
because
Mrs.
Drown
s
banquets
and
re-j
ceptions
were
fatuous
for
their
rare
foods
and
wonderful
chain-pague.
If
Mrs.
Drown
were
ever
induced
;hich,
of
course
she
never
will
be
lo
tell
Hie
world
what
her
social
triumphs
have
cost
her
she
would
have
lo
write
a
good
deal
off
for
her
'Mailing
lists."
II
i
fairly
well
known
in
Loudon
thai
Mr.
Post
Wheeler,
Hie
wife
.'(
the
former
Anierieaiii
DEATH
LIST
IN
BOMB
OUTRAGE
LONDON.
April
IK
The
death
list
from
Hie
big
bomb
outrage
in
Svcli
Krai
Cathedral
at
Sofia
lias
reached
100.
Including
five
member
of
the
Hulgariaii
Pur
liuinenl.
Many
of
the
wounded
are
expected
Li
die.
Advertise
in
Hie
Daily
News
Reprisals
in
Bulgaria
Follow
Bombing
and
Attempt
on
King
Boris
1-
-
II
I
I
I
II
n
I
t
SOFIA,
April
lti.
Tic
Hulfe'ariun
government
is
taking
cxliuonliiiary
measures
to
prevent
l'liillier
development
of
the
terrorist
campaign
which
was
marked
Ijv
an
allcnipl
aga
iist
King
.Doris
and
Hie
loinbiiig
of
llie-cathedral
of
Hvoli
Krul.
Laige
numlieis
of
commiiiiisls
and
iigrarians
have
been
arrested
and
il.
js
reported
a
number
oT
commiiuibts
were
killed
during
the
uiglil
following
the
outrage
in
Hie
cathedral
us
a
ro
still
oi
the
deep
reeling
or.
Hit
populace
over
thai
arfair.
Sjreei
trafric
in
So
Ha
is.
proliiliiled
and
soldier?
patrol
1
lie
city.
All
stores
are
being
closed.
VANCOUVER
THIEVES
CARRIED
OFF
SAFE
OPENED
ON
STREET
VANCOCVKH,
April
IK.
-
Thieves
entered
the
premises
id
the
.Mrl.c
Han,
McCarler
Feed
Co.
early
this
morning,
curried
the
safe
lo
Ihc
street
on
a
hand
truck,
where
they
opened
il
willi
limls
taken
Trom
the
-road
repairing
outfit
and
escaped
with
cash
estimated
at
l.0O().
MANY
mSElS
LOST
Cyclops
was
Larne
Ship
About
Which
Many
Theories
are
Extant
WASIllNHTON.
April
17.
-
Morn
than
1,000
American
iiaval
men
have
gone
down
lo
watery
graves
In
a
score
ol
vessel
lliut
have
disappeared
from
the
face
f
tho
earth,
without
a
truce.
From
the
brij:
Reprisal,
losl
in
September,
1777,
lo
Hie
lug
Ciinesloga,
that
disappeared
in
the
Pacific
In
1H2I,
there
i
a
liapler
of
nuvul
history
on
which
the
navy
tiepurlmeul
is
ible
lo
Hi
row
but
little
light.
Ou.l
.standing
among
the
uuac-ouuled
forcraH
in'
modern
day
is
(he
naval
collier
Cyclops,
cou-
erning
vvliich
Ihere
is
a
Ina.e
of
fuuciful
thWuy,
but
no
olliclal
fuel.
Naval
vessels
have
searched
Hie
sea
for
tidings
of
these
missing
craft,
but
their
fate
r-niains
a
mystery.
Naval
ollleers
consider
me
case
ol
ine
iyciop.
unusually
puzzling,
for
she
was
equipped
wlllt
radio
uud
appar
ently
encountered
no
storms,
her
cuntuiu
lasl
renurliuur
ull
well
and
fair
weather.
She
was
51
feet
long,
05
feel
beam,
and
of
lli.ooo
Jons.
Theories
,e,iI
that
the
Cyclop
vvns
improperly
loaded
and
spill
in
two;
thai
her
inachliieiy
was
disabled
and
her
radio
put
oul
of
commission
and
that
slie
was
scuttled,
and
Dial
an
enemy
submarine
destroyed
her.
but
ofllrial
information
re-
ardiug
her
is
wholly
lucking.
SCOTTISH
DISASTER
(JRF.F.NOCK,
Scotland,
April
IK.
Mttny
persons
were
k
lidiul
?
Many
person
were
killed
in
u
disaster
al
Ihe
reservoir.
The
nature
of
Hie
accident
i
nol
described
in
Ihe-
despatches.
DENIES
ELECTIONS
OTTAWA,
April
IK.
lion.
II.
S.
Deland
denied
the
reports
attributed
lo
him
that
the
election
will
be
held
in
October.
WRINC
EPF
A
VI
ID
K
IXUUl
VllUlUULt
1
V1V
lllLl
LIGHT
GRAIN
LOADINGS
"Deliveries
Over
C.N.R.
to
Van
.
:
couver
Since
Last
August
Number
3662
Cars
Wl.NNIPF.O,
April
IK.
The
spring
break-up-'and
consequent
t
u
I.,
!.
muii
iiitiii.-s
i
in
miimiit
ine
FOOT
AND
MOUTH
coun
try
districts
reduced
the
delivery
i
i.iK.vi-4iiu:-JjVEcfuriiers
iiifjvuLiilrv
elevators,
on
Canadian'
National
tines
in
the
Western
province
during'
the
period
April
111
lo
April
10,
according
lo
I
he
weekly
(grain
loadiny
report
issued"
by
)
the
Canadian
National
today,
a
!
ii.iiiilti.ifi
imii
li.i.ilili'Tw
,.f
M.i.
WITHOUT
ANY
TRACE
!
Mi
below
Hie
one
thousand
mark
for
Hie
first
lime
in
several,
weeks.
A
total
of
K2.713
cars
containing
1
1
1,0'ja.OOO
bushels
have
been
loaded
over
Canadian
Nulionul
lines
since!!
August
first,
the
loadings
duriugR
lasl
week
bein
K85
curs
con-
laiuing
1,221,000
bushel.
Su-
kulciiewuii
willi
071,000
irmdiels
loaded
during
the
weeks
loadings
Alberta
227,0110
bushels.
"
Deliveries
lo
Vancouver
from
Aiigusl
1,
H2V
to
April
15,
11125?
have
lieen
3,002
car.
The
lotiil
vrrain
reported
in
store
al
tlJS.
point
at
midnight
April
10,
wasr
L'J03,0(0
bushels,
DISEASE
REGULATION
"
HAS
BEEN
SUSPENDED
VANCOUVER,
April
18.
-Wtui
was
received
tndiiy
rrom
Otluw4
that
Hie
fool
and
mouth
disease
teulatiou
prohibiting
the
im-?
portulion
into
Canada
of
good
packed
in
straw
1iad
been
sus
peinleil
on
coudilioii
Hint
Hie
itu
porter
pay.
Hie
cosl
oT
fumigut-iug
Ihe
goods
ul
a
fumigation
sluliim.
It
is
assumed
It
ere
thai
such
a
station
will
be
established
in
Vancouver
shortly
under
Dominion
supervision.
CLAPTON
WINNER
OF
AMATEURJOOTBALL.
LONDON.
Aprjl
Clapton
won
the
Fiiglish
Football
Association
cup
for
amateur
leums.
defeating
Solithall
two
trials
lo
one.
BASEBALL
American
Doslon
I,
Philadelphia
3.
Chicago
.1,
Detroit
t).
Cleveland
l,.Kl'.
Louis
0.
Washington
0,
New
Vork
I.
National
New
Vork
2,
Hostpn
0.
SI.
Louis
R.
Clncinnulli
C.
Pittsburg
it,
Oliieago
0.