APPRECIATION
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McManus
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FER
ME.
HEALTH
Letter
Received
by
Secretary
It5
MAKIN
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From
Patient
With
Donation
I
INVAO.ID
OUT
For
Children's
Ward
OF-'
ME-J
ino
loiiowing
lelicr
was
re
ceived
from
a
patient
wlif
was
rocpully
hi
t
Ii
e
hospital
accom
panicd
by
a
Ion
dollar
donation
to
the
children's
ward:
"I
bog
lo
take
this
opportunity
of,
expressing
through
you
to'llio
president
and
board
of
directors
of
your
excellent,
institution
my
heartfelt
gratitude
of
the
manner
in
which
t
have
boon
treated
while
a
pat
ion
I
in
the
Prince
Rupert
(lenoral
Hospital.
"Words
fail
to
adequately
express
the
splendid
and
effi
cient
trcaimcnt
accorded
lo
me
bolh
by
the
doctors
and
nurses,
and
I
only
wish
llrtil
those
people
who
are
in
any
way
skepti
cal
as
lo
the
proper
manage
nvent
and
efficiency
of
(he
modi
cal
and
surgical
treatment
afforded
by
the
lMl.fi
.Ji.
could
undergo
my
twelve
day
experi
once,
not
perhaps
from
the
operation
standpoint
under
which
I
wont
so
successfully,
but
from
the
standpoint
of
seeing
at
first
hand
the
high
standards
lived
up
to
by
the
graduate
nurses
and
the
nurses
in
training.
The
manner
in
which
the
nurses
of
all
ranks
bestow
their
enthusiastic
attention
upon
all
patients
speaks
for
their
keen
interest
and
capable
train
ing.
j-"As
a
small
token
of
appreciation
lo'the
loeal
medical
and
nursing
profession
and
the
management
of
the
IMI.fi.
II.
in
general
I
lake
.great,
pleasure
in
enclosing
herewith
my
cheque1
for
10
in
aid
of
the
proposed
children's
ward.
"Wishing
you
and
your
splenr
did
.colleagues
every
future
success,"
I
am,
yours
very
faithfully,
"I.
A.
M.
fiRATEFUL."
CAMPAIGN
AGAINST
LEWD
LITERATURE
Some
American
'
Sold
in
Canada
Should
be
Banned
it
Is
Claimed
VANCOUVER,
May
8.
"We
are
marshalling
forces
lo
bar
filthy
literature
from
Canada,"
said
(lev.
A.
.M.
Sovereign,
presi-denf
of
the
fieneral
Ministerial
Association,
discussing
flie
decision
of
that
organization,
Ir,
protest,
to
civic,
provincial
and
Dominion
authorities
against-Jlie
entry
into
.Canada,
of
"filthy
magazines
masquerading
as
lit-'
era
I
ure."
"II
was
a
newsnaiiennan
who
r:..
i
.(...-
..i
ever
seen.;
;
"These
magazines
are
attractively
produced,"
said
Mr.
Sovereign,
"and
I
would
think
that,
in
connection
with
growing
hoys
"Capital
is
more
plentiful
and
men
with
means
are
evidencing
mure
failh
in
the
community.
Co-operation
between
labor
and
capital
will
undoubtedly
have
the
ofoct
of
sldl
further
bettering
conditions
generally."
CHILDREN'S
PARTY
AT
SKIDEGATE
WAS
LARGELYAHENDED
Last
Entertainment
of
..Season
Before
Men
Left
for
Trolling
Grounds
at
Hippo
Island
SKI
DEC!
ATE,
May
8.
A
very
successful
children's
parly
was
held
at
the
DutTerin
Paltullo
school
on
the
evening
of
.May
2.
While
it
was
attended
by
adults,
everyone
had
lo
come
dressed
as
a
child.
The
prize
winners
for
the
best
dressed
couple
were
won
by
Miss
Sinclair
and
fi.
Cray
of
Dead
Tree.
Point.
A
recital
ion
given
by
Mrs.
A.
Har
rison
of
All
ford
Hay
out
il
led
"You
Men"
was
well
received.
Th
school
building
was
pack
ed
to
the
doors.
Capl.
H.
F.,
Huberts
brought
I
he
crowd
over
from
Sandspit
on
his
launch
Q.C.
!irl
and'
the
skipper
of
the
Skidegate,
fioorge
Newberry
brought
the
Queen
Charlotte
visitors
while
A.
Heeb
drove
a
Publications
loan
down
Die
r.asi
coast
in
a
wagon
and
Wallace
Young
brought
the
crowds
from
Skido
gale
.Mission
in
his
car.
Tlie
event
was
the
last
of
I
he
season
as
everyone
has
now
gone
to
the
Hippo
Island
trolling
grounds,
bolh
whiles
and
natives.
All
that
remains
on
the
Inlet
is
the
mill
crew
at
Queen
Charlnllc.
SUPPLYING
TROLLERS
QUEEN
CHARLOTTES
SKIDEfiATE,
May
8.
The
,
.
"
f',M
,m,,H
'.Canadian
Fish
A
Cold
Storage
fact
thai
the
Vancouver
markup
.
,,o;,
c,,jpf
Zabassa.
is
flooded
will,
lurid,
lewd,
il-,n
t
Hpr(
aiisnn
P!llllP
,,
lustraled
magazines,
coming
ffiw
(isri.
Iinr
a
ajr
regret
lo
stale,
frpui
the
Ln.led1)Mf.(1
,r,00
ffa,nnj,
of
uaUnt.
Stales
was
amazed
at
their.(()
.
)(0as
,l0(.o
ani,
1PI1
".'TV,
,
1,,aV!.1,,'i'"
',,ver'ea9i
reeded
to
Massett
lo
supply
Ihe
and
I
ll.onght.
I
had
seen
crude
fishermen
there
with
gas
and
nil
literature,
bu
the
examples
I,.,,,,,
,,,
lmyrfknl
n
pi,0
,s.
-Aiiinori
,11
1
in.
iiitv.-illlg
Ol
Ilie
aM,J
,Miuisicriai
.Assneiaiion
.Monuay
were
worse
than
anything
I
had
Fishermen
think
(lie
king
will
be
lale
tliis
year.
'
'
SKIDEGATE
Mrs.
A.
Chrislensen,
Mrs.
A
and
girls
whose
minds
are
so
Duval,
and
Mrs.
M.
McKinnon
of
.susceptible,
their
influence
Queen
Charlotte
have
been
here
would
be
lowering
in
the
ex-
visiting
Mrs.
K.
C.
Slovens.
The
Ireine.'
'Local
Women's
organizations
are
being
apepaled
lo
for
co
came
in
on
the
launch
Messmate.
The
Conservative
leaders
here
operalinn
in
a
drive
lo
ban
suCh
have
received
a
wire
from
head
literature
from
Canada,
and
it
is
quarters
al
I'rince
lluperl
urging
understood
that
the
parenl-
Tejiehers'
Association
has
a
formal
protest
lo
Dominion
and
provinciaf
aulhorilies
well
under
way.
LABOR
MAN
SEES
AN
IMPROVEMENT
AHEAD
R.
H.
Neelands
Says
Outlook
Is
Exceptionally
Bright
and
Work
More
Plentiful
VANCOUVER,
May
8.
An
optimistic
nolo
was
struck
by
R.
H.
Norlands,
M.P.P.,
president
of
lluv
Vancouver
Trades
and
Labor
Council,
when
interviewed
re
garding
labor
conditions
in
the1
cily.
He
slnles
that
the
outlook'
is
exceptionally
bright,
that;
work
is
becoming
more
plentiful)
and
there
are
few
mo.mliflrft'
of;.
Ihe
morrnntilo
craris
unaiJiu
10
pec.uro
employment.
;
"It
looks
as
if
we
are
on
the
verge
of
belter
times,"
he
said.
'
soviet,
'
C
ji
"
V
dm
Int
l
FTuf
rc.
"'
Crm
Rrittm
rihll
rnnvnt
gu'
.
i
'
(hem
to
gel
together
and
lakepro-liniinary
slops
toward
nominating
a
Conservative
representative
fur
the
district,
to
contest
Ihe
constituency
at
the
next
election.
It.
Roberts
of
Tlell
and
E.
E.
Wiggins,,
skipper
nti
the
Q.C.llov
are
preparing,
for
the
trolling
at
Hippo
Island.
Capl.
Don
Yelf,
skipiier
of
Hie
Hojhune,
eame
in
with
a
dock
load
of
bail
and
a
hold
full
of
ice
on
his
way
lo
Hippo
spring
salmon.
"TRY
A
NIP
TONIGHT."
The
Original
Label
look
for
it
at
th
Vendor
and
insist
on
GRANT'S
"BEST
PROCURABLE."
Tliis
advertisement
is
not
published
or
iljsplayed
by
Ihe
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
the
fiovernmenl
of
British
Columbia
KETCHIKAN
TO
VISIT
RUPERT
Baseball
Team
Coming
For
July
1
and
Local
Team
Goes
There
July
'Doc"
X.
It.
Walker
from
Ketchikan
has
been
conferring
with
Hon
Self
and
other
local
baseball
officials
willi
a
view
lo
lo
buy-having
international
games
play
ed
on
July
I
and
July
I
this
year
ill
is
arranged
that
Ketchikan
The
Canadian
Fish
Co.
of
will
send
a
team,
here
on
July
1
Huledale
will
have
Ihe
boats
ami
Prince
lluperl
will
visit
llp(lnine
Overtime,
and
Kauol
there,
taking
a
big
excursion
packing
for
them
this
year
from
'
fatty
for
July
1.
Hippo
Island.
1
I
be
plans
will
be
further
dis-
BURNS
LAKE
M.
I..
Prentiss
is
a
visitor
here
from
(irande
Prairie.
Mrs.
T.
(!.
Martin
has
arrived
bore
from
Sniitliers
lo
join
her
husband
who
has
been
appointed
forest
ranger
at
Hums
Lake.
H.
fi.
Donaldson
has
arrived
from
Telkwa
to
lake
tin
position
is
lodger
keeper
in
the
local
branch
of
Ihe
Hoyal
Hank.
T.
fi.
Martin,
Sr.
of
Clearwater,
near
Kamloops,
is
here
veiling
liis
son,
Forest
Hanger
Martin.
T.
fi.
Conger
of
Tschoniku!
Lake
has
returned
home
after
spending
Ihe
winter
in
Alberta.
.Mr.
and
Mrs.
V.
Sclijeblerup
have
lefl
for
Victoria.
II
is
hop
ed
that.
Hie
change
will
be
bene
ficial
lo
Mrs.
Schjeideriip's
health
which
has
no
been
of
the
best
lately.
THE
HOTEL
BILL
Visitor'
fio
lo
Ihe
proprietor
and
tell
him
to
make
my
bill
nut
properly,
and
write
"omelette"
Willi
two
"I's"
and
not
one.
Waller-
(a
few
minutes
laler)
It's
all
rigid,
now,
sir
omelet,
Is;
two
leas,
2s.
PRINCE
RUPERT
TIDES
High
.Low
HJgh
Low
High
Low
Friday,
May
8.
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Saturday,
May
9.
I
Ml
a.m.
il.9
ft
11:21
p.m.
8:15
a.m.
2o:J3
p.m.
Sunday,
May
10
...
.
2:12
a.m.
15:00
p.m.
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a.m.
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p.m.
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5.8
"
cussed,
the
baseball
organiza
tion
meeting
to
be
held
louighl
when
officers
fur
the
year
will
be
elected
and
plans
made
for
the
season.
Players
who
expect
to
take
part
this
year
are
meeting
on
the
Acropolis
Hill
grounds
Sunday
afternoon
at
l.riit
for
a
warrnup
and
lo
select
teams.
CALLIES
OPEN
SEASON
WELL
3eat
War
Veterans
Three
Goals
to
Nil
at
Soccer
Last
Nlaht
The
Callies
look
Ihe
first
lead
in
Ihe
Sluarl.
Shield
Renefil
Lea
gue
last
night
by
decisively
heal
ing
Ihe
fi
real
War
Veterans
three
goals
to
nil.
Tin-
Vets
were
somewhat
handicapped
through
some
oj
Ihe
regular
players
no'
being
able
lo
appear
but
the
Cal
lies
were
fully
entitled
lo
their
win
j
They
had
the
upper
hand
Ihroughoul
the
game,
Ihe
Scot-lish
half
backs"
controlling
Ihe
Vols'
forwards
all
the
wa
'the
Vets
won
Ihe
toss
and
kicked
downhill
Ihe
first
half.
Dave
Scot
I
missed
a
penalty
shot
for
Ihe
Callies
and
the
first
goal
was
scored
by
W.
Mitchell
Dave
Scot
I
redeemed
himself
by
making
the
second
counter
and
Ihe
score
al
half
lime
.was
2-0.
Mex
.Mitchell
registered
I
In
third
onre
in
the
second
half.
R.
Ileniming
refereed
and
Ihe
linesmen
'
yvere,
Alex,
Chippeflnn
and
Harvey
.Hiinfim)
,
i'l'hii
learns
Jjned
,ui)
as
'
follows;
1
1
Callies-W.
Hamilton;
.1.
Sims
mil
W.
E.
Willisernfl;
.1.
Harris,
S.
Currie
ami
R.
Woods;
A.
Mil-
hell,
R.
McDougall,
D.
ScOlt,
W.
Mitchell
and
T.
Hlack.
(ileal
War
Veleranst-S.
fiaw-
tlioru;
W.
Karlnn
and
fi.
Coch
rane;
A.
Roy,
J.
Kinch
anoS
W
Mack;
R.
II.
Skinner.
F.
Russell
Norwood,
fi.
Milrhell
and
II
Astoria.
There
was
a
fairly
good
at
tendance
at
the
game,
gale
re
ceipts
aiiiounling
to
$30.
The
league
standing
Is
as
fol
lows:
W.
I).
L.
Pis
Callies
1002
S.
or
E.
0
10
1
fi.
W.
V.
A
0
111
j
Sport
Chat
j
Furl
her
plans
for
the
forth
corning,
hahull
soaton
will
.
In
made
ill
the
meeting
of
Ihe
exe
cutive
of
I
lie
Association
that
is
colled
for
lonighU
It
Is
freely
predicted
(hat
I'rince
dtupert
wil
have
ft.
guild
baseball
year
in
I'AUT)
vU
the
Senior
League
con
sisting
of
..at
least
.lhr.ee
loams
The
Elks,
Sons
of
Canada
anil
Sawmill
are
the
teams,
now
men
tioned.
All
have
a
number
of
good
players
al
their
command
a;id
it
is
thought
they
would
put.
-
-
-
--
If"
--.
Wanted
For
Sale
For
Rent
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
2c
per
word
In
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
less
than
50c
WARTS
WAXTKD.
lloliable
unencum
bered
woman,
capable
of
looking
after
rooming
house.
Re-ferences
required.
Apply
Hox
-M7
Daily
News
olllee.
Kill
WAXTF.D.
fiirl
for
lee
Cremn
Parlor.
Experience
necessary,
fiood
wages.
Apply
F..K.
Confectionery,
tf
WANT
I'D.
Waitress
wanted.
Apply
Prince
lluperl
Hotel.
-
m
WAXTF.D.
House
or
garden
work.
Phone
lied
i(H.
Ill
MAID
Wanted.
Apply
Mrs.
Friz-
zell's
sloro.
tf
FOR
SALE
SACRIFICE
SALE.
Secure
onr
pamphlet
011
our
Sacrifice
Sale
for
two
weeks.
Furniture
of
every
description
must
be
sold
lo
make
room
for
our
new
slock.
Prince
lluperl
Exchange.
FOR
SALE.
Attractive
modern
furnished
five
room
bungalow.
Large
basement;
good
piano.
Everything
ready
to
step
inio.
3,000.00.
Apply
111
Eighth
Avenue
East.
FOR
SALE.
'Nice
pleasure
boat.
i(i
feet.
1
2-1
5
ll.p.
engine,
cheap
for
cash.
Owner
and
boat
can
be
seen
evening
ol.
Prince
lluperl
Yacht
Club.
Cow
Hay.
1
10
FOR
SALE.-
-To
sell
for"
storage
charges
on
May
27.
three
boxes
of
household
etrecls
bo-longing
to
Mrs.
.M.
Peterson.
Dyer's
fiarage.
Third
Ave.
FOR
SALE.
One
pen
of
while
Wyandoltes
and
one
pen
of
white
Leghorns.
Phone
lilaok
:t'JC..
III)
FOR
SALE
and
Removal.
House
..on
English
Hill,
fiive
prior
lo
P.
Camilla.
Phone
208.
tf
FOR
SALE.
Pleasure
boaflVho"
C.
L.
Iloiudel.
Cold
Storage.
Phone
221.
If
TO
RENT
HOUSE
FOR.
RENT
on
Sevenlh
iVvenjiAj
.
wlllr
or
without
ptatio
ami
iiirniiure;
any
or
an
ior
sale:
This
olfer
good
six
days.
F.
W.
Hart,
Hart
ApaVlmenls,
near
corner
Sixth
and
Fullon.
l!.'t
FOR
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HOARD
-and
Room,
or
board
only
Firth
Avenue
East,
phone
Rod
707.
HOARD.
The
Second
Avenue.
Inlander.
830
Phone
137.
up
good
compel
iljon.
However.
the
lineups
will
not
be
definitely
known
for
a
day
or
so
al.
least
fioorge
Sisler,
pilot
of
Ihe
SI.
Louis
drowns,
has
started
on
a
rampage
or
bulling
to
fulfill
his
predict
ion
that
t!'.'5,
will
be
his
greatest
season
in
the
American
league.
The
SI.
Louis
star,
completely
recovered
from
impaired
vision
that
dimmed
his
hailing
for
two
years,
lias
rollerled
one
or
more
hits
In
every
game
sblce
Ihe
season
opened,
giving
him
an
average
of
.121.
Sammy
lale
of
the
Athletics,
Is
leading
,lh
hitler
with
an
aveivige
of
.102,
but
he
has
played
in
only
Ion
games,
compared
lo
fifteen
Tnr
Sisler,
the
ruiiner-lip.
Advertise
la
tho
Dally
News.
BOATS
AND
LAUNCHES
PRICES
OF
EASTIIDPE
i-CYCLE
Marine
Engines
l-H.P.
without
clutch
$185,011
l-II.P.
I
cylindor
MI)
2C.0.00
C-H.P.
I
cylinder
1ID
150.00
8-11.
P.
1
cylinder
III
750.00
8-11.
P.
2
cylinder
MD
'150.01)
10-H.P.
i
cylinder
l.D
175.00
All
the
nlmve
except
the
first
include
the
Famous
Joed
Reverse
fi
ear,
and
full
elentriaal
and
propeller
equipment,,
The
best
that
money
can
buy.
Basthope
dros.,
1717
fieorgi.t
St.
W.
Vancouver,
H.C.
Alway
at
your
service.
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134
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
Five
pas
senger
Dodge
Sedan
Comfort
and
Courtesy.
Rales:
50c
for
I
or
2
passuigjyxL
2Tte
for
each
additional
passenger.
PHONE
134
MARINE
TAXI
SERVICE
LAUNCH
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Haby"
ul
your
ser
vice
day
or
night.
Comfort
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it's
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water
trip
call
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or
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592
THE
DEPENDAHLE
TAXI.
Dnj
and
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service.
Comfort
and
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592
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LEE
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67
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and
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Day
or
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Stand:
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BROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Clock,
Across
from
F.mnr
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Holei
BEDDING
OUT-
PLANTS.
Plants
I
hat
grow
and
repay
you
Tor
your
labor.
McCarthys
bedding
out
plants
are
specially
acclimatised
and
can
be
relied
upon
to
produce
the
goods.
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Phone
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Red
1
83
lireenhouse
Phone
Hlack
1
08
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Trots,
Songs
and
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famed
artists.
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in
and
hear
them.
PRINCE
RUPERT
MUSIC
STORE,
Third
Avenue
CAMERON
TRANSFER
Phone
I77
Baggage,
Furniture
Moving.
If
you
want
anything
sent
for,
or
delivered,
phone
us.
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CAFE.
When
in
Stewart
visit
Keith's
Cafe
in
King
Edward
Hotel
now
ri'-iifiidelleil.
Up-to-date
Dining
Room
and
Lunch
Counlcr
BOB
KEITH
-
Manager.
FURNITURE
HOSPITAL
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Repair
Shop.
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Re
pairs
of
all
kinds
prompt
ly
attended
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draperies
made
lo
order.
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laying.
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crating.
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Bl
Rear
Sherman's
Market,
Fullon
Street
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