who
wont
lo
Ketchikntf
last
Friflay
for
I
ho
purpose
of
taking
pari
in
Hit
ceremony
of
presenting
I
ho
cliarlor
to
I
ho
Ketchikan
Club
at
which
Oovernor
Frank
Riggs
of
Portland,
Orogon,
offi-eialcil.
Thosi-
making
Hip
trip
wore
r.
i.
Dawson,
Air.
and
Airs.
flenrge
Rryant,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Sydney
Johnslon,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
James
Loo,
John
Doro,
II.
F.
Pillion,
C.
If.
Ormo
nnd
Thus.
Trnlier.
Several
local
men
went
across
on
the
Cygau
which
called
horp
Monday
bill
they
arrived
too
lale
for
the
big
event.
They
were
Consul
Wnkefield,
Jarvis
MoLeod
and
T.
II.
Johnson.
The
visilors
were
taken
in
charge
on
their
arrival
by
Harry
Xunan,
president
of
the
Kolchi-kan
Rotary
Club,
and
a
number
of
others
and
from
thai
lime
on
they
were
given
the
freedom
of
the
oily.
Autos
were
at
their
dis-J
posal
and
they
were
dinner
guests
at
n
number
of
Ketchikan
homes-.
The
F.Iks
Club
nnd
oilier
organizations
made
them
welcome
nnd
the
whole
visit
was
n
round
of
sighl-seeing
nnd
entertainment.
Climax
Monday
The
climax
of
the
whole
affair
occurred
Monday
night
when
a
big
hamiucl
was
given
at
which
members
of
the
club
and
their
wives
were
present.
There
the
Union
Jack
iuterminigleil
with
the
Stars
and
Stripes
and
everything
possible
was
done
to
make
the
visilors
feel
thai
they
were
welcome
and
that
their
Visit
was
The
local
speakers
at
this
event
were
F.
(1.
Dawson
anil
C,
11.
Ornie,
the
former
responding
,
to
an
address
of
welcome
and
the
lalter
presenting
the
club
with
a
standard
and
bell
for
the
use
of
the
president
at
meetings
and
a
fine
Union
Jack
donated
by
Sydney
Johnston,
a
flag
which
be
had
brought
from
overseas
ami
which
he
prized
much.
Mrs.
Johnslon
sang
most
acceptably,
surprising
n
numlier
of
her
friends
who
were
not
aware
of
her
ability
in
U"1
line.
Tbe
fdll
prograni
follows:
1
Anglo
-
American
Anthem,
All.
2
Dinner.
.1
Roll
Call
nnd
Introductions.
I
Community
Singing,
All,
led
by
N.
R.-Wnlker.
Ii
Address
of
Welcome,
Rev.
C.
M.
Van
Marter.
C,
Hesponse,
Fred
Dawson.
7
Solo,
selected,
Mrs.
Van
11.
Fisk.
:
v
H
iPresenlalion
of
Charter,
Coverum
Frank
C.
Higps.
1)
I'rosonlaMjni
of
Flag
nnd
Holary
F.mlileni,
Cyril
Ornie.
if)
Acpi'plnnce,
President
Harry
Julian.:
;
:
'
ii-Kii'ln,
HoleclPil,
Mrs."
Syd'-"
'ney
D.-Jolmston.
12
"Our
Club
in
llotary,"
John
ill.
lleogle..
13
-Remarks,
Frank
Pnrrish.
14
Address,
Frank
C.
Riggs.
15
Solo,
seleeled.
F.d.
Sando.
10
iParling
Song,
F.verybody
M00SE11EART
LEGION
PARTY
LAST
NIGHT
One
-Hundred
and
Fifty
Persons
Attended
Enjoyable
Affair
Held
ln
Metropole
Hall
Annul
Kill
persons
iilleuueii
an
enjoyable
whist
drive
nnd
dance
held
last
night
in
the
Metropole
Hall
by
(he
ladies
of
the
Moose-heart
Legion.
Prize
winners
at
curds
were:
Ladies'
first,
Mrs.
Cuiwlhorne.;
Indies'
second,
Mrs.
P.
J.
Ryan:
men'H
first,
H.
M.
Simpson;
men's
second,
'M.
-E.
'Edwards.
Refreshments
were
serv.ed
and
dancing
followed,
music
being
furnished
liy
Hie
Weslboline
Orchestra.
Joe
Slaggard
was
Advertise
in
tlio
Dally
News.
I
master
of
ceremonies,
Mrs.
AIL
Christiansen
presided
at
Hie
door
and
Hie
committee
in
charge
roiisisc,d
of
Mrs.
Jack
Judge
(convener),
.Mrs.
Ed.
Unger,
Mrs.
George-
Cralo
ami
Mrs.
Einat'
Lnrseu,
MARIANS
ARE
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McMe
I
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)
i
i
ii
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V
n'j.!-viu!
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j
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.
I
ir.
i
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i
(
v
-
i
i
HONOR
GUESTS
AT
KETCHIKAN
MILK
MENS
Flag
Brought
From
Overseas
Was
Presented
to
Club
by
Visitors
From
This
City
BANQUET
ON
MONDAY
Arriving
.home
yesterday
afternoon
on
the
Princess
Mary
worn
n
number
of
members
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Rotary
Club
mzwmtj
-m
rrraw-v-
r
war
vr
i
I
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r
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x
.
i
jr
i
a
btttti
l
w
1
1
i
a
j
r
-r
i
1
,
.1
n
lo
approach
the
instructor
of
the
North
H.C.
Regiment
hand
with
a
view
to
possibly
bavin?
llial
band
perform.
1
MAYOR
OF
EDMONTON
l
I
W'IS
1
I
Cl
Bnt.m
ntht
wica
J
53
)
T
1
1
1
'
MEETING
OF
FAIR
BOARD
Tender
for
Printing
Prize
List
Accepted
May
Obtain
Services
of
Local
Band
The
Fair
Hoard
held
its
monthly
mooting
last
night.
directors
prrsent
being
Presi
dent
lU'ii
Self,
Frank
Dibit.
S.
D.
Maedonabl,
D.
.labour,
Aid.
Drown,
John
Hulgor,
Fred
Scad-
den,
V.
D.
Vance,
A.
1).
Plant
and
I).
McD.
liunler.
Ilusincs.s
was
principally
or
a
routine
nature.
Tenders
for
the
printing
of
the
102
The
only
of
Hose,
prize
list
were
opened,
tender
submitted,
Ilia!
Cowan
&
Lai
I
a,
was
accepted.
The
sports
committee
retried
on
behalf
of
the
joint
ctuu-uiitlee
of
the
Fair
Hoard
and
Elks
thai
arrangements
for
thei
forthcoming
.May
Uueea
carni-l
val
were
well
under
way
and
that
rehearsals
were
already
being
held
-under
the
direction
of
Mrs.
David
Thomson
in
the
Elks
Home.
The
mailer
of
obtaining
the
services
of
a
band
for
the
Fair
was
discussed
and
it
was
ilecidfd
MAY
BE
CANDIDATE
Kenneth
Blatchford
Will
Have
Name
Before
Liberal
Convention
of
Edmonton
East
EDMONTON,
May
1.1.
There
is
no
prospective
Conservative
candidate
in
the
field
for
the
Ens
Edmonton
Federal
ridihjr
up
lo
dale,
as
Tar
as
nan
ne
learned.
It
is
understood,
how-eveiv
that
it
is
plr.nni'il
lo
put
a
candidate
into
Hie
field
and
the
Organizers
will
get
busy
within
the
next
few
weeks
to
gel
Hie
constituency
lined
up.
There
are
three
prospective
Liberal
candidates.
Mayor
Ken
neth
lllalchford,
A.
II.
.McLen
nan,
M.L.A.,
nnd
Joseph
A.
Clarke.
These
Jhroe
haye
all
Skip
is
Yours
I
WELFARE
J
Thi.
Baby
Welfare
Book
and
this
Baby
Record
will
be
wnt
you
free
on
request.
Write
The
Borden
Co.
Limited,
VANCOUVER.
Eagle
Brand
is
the
natural
food
for
babie
when
mother's
milk
fail.
Mt.i,ai'
announced
their
inleniion
ol
allowing
Uieir
names
lo
go
be-fm-e
the
nominitl
iii'
convention
which
is
lo
be
hld
on
May
2Tr
It
is
understood.
I
lial
the
tfa-
servalive
conveiitinn
will
not
lie
held
until
some
time
later.
There
i
also
likely
to
be
a
Labor
candidate
in
lb;
field.
No
.ittfinilc
announcement
has
been
made
by
this
organization
as
yet,
but
it
is
understood
that
Lbey
are
laying
plans
and
hope
!i
secure
the
support
of
Hie
rural
sections
of
this
community.
It
is
no!
likely
thai
the
U.F.A.
organization
will
put
a
candidate
into
the
field,
because
of
the
small
rural
vole
in
comparison
lo
the
city.
It
has
not
been
decided
however,
that
this
organization
labor.
will
link
up
with
Molorship
Fairbanks,
Capl.
McKay,
arrived
in
jutrl
Ihif
morning
will)
-'Id
Ions
of
pal
lailiuni
concentrates
for
transshipment,
east
over
the
Canadian
National
Railways
to
Irvinglon
smeller.
New
Jersey,
from
tin
Sail
Chuck
mine,
Alaska.
you
cross
to
Europe
via
the
Anchor-Donaldson
WHEN
or
Cunard
Canadian
Route,
you
make
the
trip
under
really
ideal
conditions.
The
steamers
ire
all
'one-cabin
class
boats.
From
the
pio-ment
you
step
on
board,
the
entire
ship
is
yours.
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
sea.
For
literature
and
detailed
information
apply
to
your
local
steamship
agent,
or
write
to
THE
CUNARD
STEAM
SHIP
CO.,
LIMITED
ill
HASTINGS
STRtET,
W
VANCOUVER
ANCHOR-DONALDSON
CUNARD
17V
CANADIAN
SERVICES
GOOD
TYPE
OF
-MENFORDEASE
LAKEDIGGINGS
While
Number
Going
In
Was
Few,
They
Were
Mostly
Old
Prospectors
J.
E.
Miller,
inspector
of
cus-loms,
and
T.
Mason
his
assistant,
who
arrived
from
WmngeU
on
the
PriiicesR
Mnry
yesterday
say
that
the
rush
into
Hie
Ifc-ase
Lake
.'old
diggings
did
not
amount
lo
very
much.
Only
10.1
went
up
i.
it
Hie
three
boats
that
left
on
their
rim
trip
while
he
was
I
hero
and
25
went
in
over
the
ice
previous
lo
that.
A
few
others
were
preparing
to
leave.
'I
he
redeeming
feature
of
the
move
was
Hie
finality
of
the
men
who
were
going
in.
1
Iiey
were
mostly
old
prospectors
who
know
Ihe
game
well
ami
who
will
do
some
real
vurk
in
the
country
ami
will
girohahPy
find
Hie
gold
If
it
is
rhere.
The
vessels
leaving
were
the
Hazel
11.
2,
Hazel
II.
:i,
and
Hazel
It.
t.
One
of
these
lowed
a
b;rge
which
carried
Irurtor,
iiutomo-
.liles,
a
team
of
oxen
and
avlcam
of
horses
and
n
lot
of
other
things
needed
in
Hie
country,
in-
luding
nijyiv
lyys
of
general
supplies.
Wliile
Mr.
Sillier
was
their.
vord
came
from
Telegraph
dreek
that
the
waler
bail
rieri
four
feH
and
therefore
Hie
boats
would
be
able
to
reach'
Jlielr
des-
inr.tion
AMJulc
the
stream
was
fairly
clear
there
was
n
still
a
i-rtaiii
aiiniiml
of
ire
cming
lown
whirfi
.had
to
be
avoided
in
avigaling
Hip
Slikine.
While
the
visilors
were
at
W-rangell
Hie
Commercial
Club
gave
a
luncheon
lo
Hie
men
who
Aero
planning
Hie
flight
to
the
interior
lo
prospect
Hie
mineral
oposil
which
had
been
found
ears
hefore
anil
which
was
lo
le
reached
by
airplane.
The
plane
bad
not
yet
reached
Wrangell.
I'ho
plane
is
a
large
one
anil
will
carry
in
three
tons
or
supplies
mil
bring
mil
ore
samples
for
assay.
I
lie
ore
shown
ill
Hie
tub
IuiicIipou
was
said
to
go
Linn
to
Hie
too
in
gold
alone.
Among
Ihe
local
iiwn
on
the
irsl
party
going
inlo
Hie
IW-ase
ountry
was
J.
F,
Rilehip.
Jr.
Mr.
Miller
lodk
in.
Jack;V.yuP
,yio
is
to
iitnt
aA
ist(imfc
Offieer
Hie
boundary
on
the
Sllkfne
'liver.
He
had
Mrs.
Wynne
and
bird
with
him.
MACKINTOSHES
ARE
DOING
WELL
IN
SOUTH
Eric
Is
Star
In
Olympic
Football
Club
Which
Cleaned
up
City
Honors
F.
V.
Mackintosh,
who
for
ineriy
resided
here
tor
some
six
or
seven
years
and
who
was
a
former
manager
for
lite
Fair
board,
writing
lo
E.
II.
Mortimer
from
Kan
Francisco,
intimates
lltal
both
he
anil
his
son,
Eric
are
doinu
well
in
the
southern
metropolis.
Mr.
Mackintosh
is
now
chief
accoiinlanl
for
the
Fleishacker
Playfiohls
nnibr
Hi
San
Franeiseo
Parks
Commis
sion.
Erie.
Mnskinlosli,
a
forme
star
in
local
football
circles,
i
now
playing
for
Die
(fatuous
Olympic
Club
of
Hint
city.
His
team
has
not
only
won
Hit
local
league
hut
nlso
two
cup
series.
The
writer
stale
thai
llur
soccer
game
is
played
much
faster
down
south
and
Hint
there
is
a
surfeit
of
old
country
talent.
BOAT
ARRIVALS
Arrival
from
the,
south
on
the.
steamer
I'rincc
Georg-c,
iCut.
Wanted
For
Sale
For
Rent
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
leu
than
50c
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALE
am!
Removnl.
House
on
English
Hill.
Olve
pi'ice
to
P.
Oaniula.
Phone
,20rt.
If
OR
SALE.
Pleasure
boat"Kcho"
C.
L.
Ileindel.
Cold
Storage.
Phone
221.
tf
TO
RENT
OR
RENT.
-
Claim
Weslenhaver
llros.
BOARD
HOARD
nnd
Room,
or
board
only.
I
43
FWIh
Avenue
East.
Phone
Red
707.
HOARD.
The
Second
Avenue.
AUCTION
SALE
npAi'lmeul
tf
In'taiuler,
830
Phone
137.
AUCTION
SALE
will
bo
hold
alj
Mr.
Voiiugman's
house.
Orn-ham
Avenue
on
Thursday.
May
H,
at
2.30
p.m.
consist-in
of
oak
dining
room
suite
(six
chairs,
(able,
buffet,
and
china
cabinet)
soft,
oak
chairs,
small
tables,
heater,
Itrussels
anil
Axminsler
carpels,
beds,
bureau,
chiffonier,
MH'.lary
range,
bedding,
elc
PhiJpoll,
Evill
v.
Co.,
Auctioneers.
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RECORDS
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Records
no
scratching.
Finest
reproductions
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latest
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Songs
and
Instrumental
music
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world
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artists
Call
in
and
hear
them.
PRINCE
RUPERT
MUSIC
STORE,
Third
Avenue
KNITTED
GOODS
SWEATERS
nnd
nil
kinds
of
knileed
goods
made
to
order.
Phone
lllack
305.
If
Harry
N'edden,
Ibis
morning
in
cluded
the
following:
For
Prince
Rupert
Rev.
C.
II.
Short.
Fred
llourle.
Mr.
Wood
bury,
O.
llrislow,
W.
II.
Long,
A.
E.
Wright.
II.
Davies.
F.
Tur
in,
J.
E.
Smith,
F.
Rail,
Mrs.
Al-
lof,
(ieorae
Oibsoii,
Judge
F
Mell.
Young,
H.
K.
Mcl.eod,
.Mr.
ami
Mrs,
W.
I.,
Wilson.
E.
T,
Cormait,
,D.
Mi.
Monro,
Mrs.
0.
A.
Cltia
n
r
tun
,
-,
V;
Th
i
n
1
1
r
I
'
E.vVl.'
Moyer,
.Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
II.'
Lewis,
It.
L.
McKinmm,
P.
(irnhaiu,
Mr.
Whitehouse,
Rev.
J.
Parsons,
J.
Smith,
O.
T.
Scolder,
W.
A
Clemens.
Capt.
L.
II.
Lindsay.
C
Anderson,
D.
(Srafton,
Long
Chew,
II.
J.
Hacon,
C.
J.
Farr,
II.
Smith,
Mr.
Mclver
ami
J
Skinner.
For
Anyox
F.
L.
O'llearn,
A
Dyer,
C
W.
Smilh,
i.
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Francisco
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Ryan,
charged
In
the
clly
pollen
court
Ibis
morning
with
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infraction
of
Hie
Pound
Hylaw,
was
dismissed.
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canine
in
the
case,
of
which
bn
disclaimed
ownership,
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or
dcred
destroyed
as
a
nuisance.
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AND
LAUNCHES
RICES
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4-CVCLE
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except
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first
include
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!ear,
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equipment.
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llros.,
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134
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out
plants
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lo.
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made
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crating.
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Sherman's
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Fullnil
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CAMERON
TRANSFER
Plume
177
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Moving.
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ou
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