A
SATIRICAL
LESSON
FOR
LATE
COMERS
AT
PHILADELPHIA
CONCERT
'
(I'dmdnton
Journal'
People,
who
come
late,
go
away
early
and
otherwise
disturb
a.
musical
or
a
theatrical
program
have
long
been
a
source
of
annoyance
to
those
on
the
star-re
and
to
most
of
those
in
the
audience.
The
leader
of
the
ailetphia
orchestra
Ihe
other
night
undertook
to
give
a
lesson
in
good
manners
by
presenting
a
satirical
program.
When
the
curtain
rose
there
were
but
two
players
on
the
stage
ami
the
first
number
was
begun
with
them
alone.
The
others
drifted
in
nonchalantly
one
by
one,
sal
down
and
broke
in
on
the
music.
Afler
awhile
they
began
to
wan
dr
out
and
only
two
violins
remained
aj.
the
end.
There
were
some
hisses,
but
the
majority
of
Ihe
audience
look
it
in
?ood
part
and
applauded.
FAILED
TO
COLLECT"
BET
FROM
A
BOOKIE
Actlonijn
English
Court
Decided
Against
Person
Who
Laid
10
on
Long
Shot
Horse
LONDON,
April
27.
Mr.
Jus
tice
llorridge,
sitting
as
presid
ing
juike
at
the
Surrey
Assizes
decided
thai
a
claim
for
recovery
of
a
bet
on
a
horse
race
could
riot
be
enforced
and
gave
judgment
accord
insly.
Tbo
claim
In
quosl
ion
was
one
brought
by
a
man
named
Hyde
who
ltf't
HI
on
Charley's
Mount
in
Ibe
Czarewicb
Stakes.
The
belling
was
1(10
to
i
against
am
the
horse
won.
Hyde
tried
collect
Ct.Ooo
ami
a
dispute
arose
as
to
the
terms-
and
the
action
followed.
PERMIT
SMOKING
IN
RLY.
WAITING
ROOMS
LONDON,
April
27
the
Lon
don
and
North-Kasler.il
Railway
Company
announced
recently
that
the
rule
prohibiting
smoking;
in
their
2,20(1
wailing
rooms
is,
lo
be
abolished.
j
official
of
the
company
told
n
reporler
that
the
ban
was
a
rrlicof
the
days
when,
smoking,
was
usually
objected
Jo
l
publio.
V
.
.
9
i
I
'
places,
ana
in
view
oi
um
ia:i
thai,
ainoklng
is
now
so
general
it
hadbeen
abolished.
The
rule
prohibiting
smoking
Get
a
25c
Box
.
-
t
f
Xjl
CJ
S
9
if
I
B
til
I
k
IDTo
night
to
tone
and
(trcngtlMfl
the
orcnt
of
ditastion
and
iimiiMtion,
imprav
appalll,
atop
aick
htdach,
rahava
bit-louanaaa,
aorract
constipation.
TKay
act
promptly,
plaatantly,
anilely,
yat
thoroughly.
Tomorrow
Alright
DrMCIat
in
lifts
on
the
London
tubes
was
recently
abolished
by
Ihe
Underground
Itail.w.y
Company.
IN
BOSTON
HALL
Expect
to
bo
Established
In
New
Home
Before
Next
Winter
Moose
Move
In
on
May
1
,
The
Klks'
Lodge,
al
a
special
meeting
last
night,
decided
(
t
hold
ils
meetings
during
th
comincr
summer
in
the
Itoston
Hall.
My
September
the
.ods?
hopes
li
be
established
n
a
new
home
following
the
Mnnr
Iwidge
faking
over
the
present
premises'
in
Ihe
Heckwith
llloek
which
I
hey
have-
purchased,
Th
Royal
Pjirple,
ladies
branch
of
the
Klks'
Lodge,
it
is
expected
ill
also
hold
Iheir
meetings
in
Ihe
Itoston
Hall.
On
May
1,
Ihe
Moose
will
tak
possession
of
the
ciuii
rooms
hich
for
Ihe
past
several
years
ave
been
occupied
by
the
Klks.
II
is
likely
that
the
Moose
will
lake
over
some
of
Ihe
stock
ami
equipment"
of
the
Klks
at
Hi
same
time.
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
lit
April
27,
1916.
Raffle
winners
al
the
recent
Carnival,
of
the
Allies
Incjuded
H.
-GmiVAA.
Ohnesarg,
A.
Finney.
Mrs.
K.
A.
Rood,
Hugh
Scott.
A.
e
government
of
Canada
guarantees
nsjige
9
YEARS
OLD
41
Tills
advertisement
Ih
not
published!
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
the
Ooveniment
of
Hritish
icolumbia.
fit.
K.
Moore,.
Mrs.
J.
U.
Thoinp-ion,
rt.
r.riinble,
Mrs.
Hen
lf,
iMiss
Astori,
fain
Weston,
C
11.
!)mie
Mrs.
.1.
0.
Scott,
.Mrs.
K.
lUNMie,
Mrs.
T.
H.
Johnson,
'.Mrs.
.1.
G.
Sleen,
Miss
Snsiei
llteid,
.1.
.
PMsbnrx,
It.
Mo-f
Donald.
Mrs.
A.
Kkerbcrs
audi
II.
K.
Hosst
The
Trades
&
Labor""
Counci
at
its
meeting
tit
the
Carpenters'
L'nion
Hall
tasf
iiigft',
de.
cbkl
tu
assit
the
Unndr;
rondilhuis.
William
.Ihniolm,
one
of
the
cits
old
timers,
rcturiwd
heir
thli
ntorning
aftir
having
pen?
a
year
in
Ihe
Old
Country.
II
.finds
ii
very
refreshing
in
Princ
llupert
after
..ihe
London
atmosphere.
PRINCE
GEORGE
J.
M.
Gibson,
district
forester,
addressed
the
Prince
Georg
Hoard
of
Trade
at
a
luncheon
meeting
last
Wednesday.
The
speaker
declared
that
I
It-
cily
derived
a
inillion
dollars
busi
ness
a
year
out
of
the
timber
industry
in
Ihe
district
and
said
that
royalties
and
government
revenues
from
the
district
now
exceeded
?L'fiO,0(IO.
Xechako
Ln.kge
A.l'.
&
A.M
held
an
enjwyaWe
banquet,
dance
and
card
parly.
last
week.
Kred
Sharboro,
Mini
River
Va.
-ley
setller,
has
hetrad
vised
Iha'
his
wife
and
family,
who
wer
swallowed
no
for
several
year
the
Russian
revolution,
are
alive
and
well
and
thai
arrange
ments
nn
under
way
for
then-
turning
to
Ihe
district.
E.
J.
Down
of
Woodpecker
U
to
put
on
a
freight
and
passen
ger.
motor
service
between
her
nd
Quesnel,
starling
in
abou
three
weeks'
time.
The
city
council
of
Prim.e
eorge
has
set
Ihe
mill
rate
for
lOin
al
55
mills
being
aii"ad-
ance
of
five
mills
over
tli'J
fU25
rate.
The
increased
rat
was
forced
by
reductions
in
the
assessment
and
the
net
taxation
or
I
lie
year
will
l
somewhi.i
ss
Uian
for
.1025.
Homisshm
of
tax
upon
romnany's
earnings
ami
IIki
In
creased
rales
are
.demanded
it
the
proposal
of
the
local
tele
.
'.I.-...
i.
.
.i''i
I
i
-lit.
..
piione
'company-
io
uie
rny
rwun-
11
willi
a
view
to
better
service
1'lie
cily
council
'
has
decidei
to
secure
insurance
upon
tin
seven
members
of
the
local
vol-
unleer
firo
brigade.
Upon
ai
aimiiad
iiVemium,
of
Die
council
receives
an
injury
bene
A....
..
II
I
ill
oi
run
per
moniii
iiiin
a
ui-.in
benefit
Of
l.00n.
Margaret
Wessell,
who
sue
eessfitlly
apiea1ed
a
recent
con
viclion
on
a
charge
of
selling
ljimrf
lias
again,,
ben
,
arrested
aiid
U
charged
thisme
with
keeping
li(Uor
for
sale.
lolin
Mills,
a
former
resident
of
llixun
Creek
died
in
the
lias
nilal
here
last
Tuesday.
He
had
lieeu
ailjudged
insane
ami
papers
were
beintg
preparetl
for
his
re
inovnl
to
F.ssondalu
when
he
suddenly
expired.
Oeorgr
fi.
..Perkins,
f('.harles
Howarlb,
Terry
Johnson,
M.
u,
Wiggins,
Peter
Deagle
and
lleo.
Sutherland
have
been
elected
members
of
the
Prince
Oeorgu
Hoard
of
Trade-.
Al
Johnson
has
relumed
lo
Prince
Oeorge
after
a
stay
of
three
months
In
Vancouver.
Inipector
W.
L.
Ferrle,
pro
''
.
...-"rf-.''.
W
anted
For
Saks
For
Rent
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertuement
taken
for
Ins
than
50c
If
vincial
polire.
was
n
viilr
her.
from
Knmloens
last
week.
SPORT
CHAT
i
Announcement
has
been
mad1
that
(ipitrge
C;rp,'nl','r
"r
France
and
Tummy
Louglirnn.
Philadelpliia
lishi
heavy-weight,
hae
signeil
ariielt's
for
a
tjt
round
IxmiI
at
Philadelphia
in
Jnnf3
'Hj
fight
will
be
held
about
lime
I?
in
the
new
muni
eipal
slailium
at
Philailelidiia
which
will
have
a
seating
:aa
ity
of
nho.ul
lOO.OOn.
Stanford.
University
lia
mad
known
flij
inlenlton
to
adopt
th-1
plan
of
appointing
a
field
cap
lin
for
each
game
in
football.
rvsehal!
and
oilier
varsity
sport
nslrad
oi
following
I
lie
ll-lli:
t
uslom
of
naniitiig
a
permaiieni
iplain
for
the
entire
season.
SALT
LAKES
PARK
IS
BEING
IMPROVED
Shelter
Being
Erected
For
Use
of
Those
Going
to
the
Popular
Resort
Workmen
are
busy
at
the
Salt
Lakes
Park
putting
in
a
shelter
booth
clor
lo
the
boat
wharf
in
order
thai
thoe
waiting
for
the
ferry
nviy
have
sonio
shelter
when
the
weather
is
bad.
Repairs
ill
also
!
made
lo
the
walks
n
preparation
for
the
opening
of
ho
swimming
season,
I
nere
is
soine
worn
necessarv
f
the
swimmiiiig
pool
.which
it
probable-,
the
iswimming
;cluh
will
iinderlake,,
j
'
Thr
Parks
Hoard,
which
was
formed
last'
autumn-
meets.
Wednesday
vehjugj
njidnn;
ilnj
jairm
eveniiiig
tlie
Swrmming'
lliiib
Is
neeling.
II
expected
that
a
tolicy
of
dealing
with
Ihe
lakes
will
then
be
evolved
and
a
strong
executive
formed
tcr
carry
out
Ihe
work.
The
whole
question
of
devef-pment
of
the
park
ifc
now
open
;or
consideration.
It
is
one
of
the
show
place
of
the
city
and
U
a
great
asset.
Advcrliso
In
the
Daily
News,
Here
is
the
Proof
That
Dr.
Chase's
Ointment
does
positively
relieve
the
most
sever
cases
of
piles.
While
Dr.
Chase's
Ointmant
Is
recognized
everywhere,
as
the
standard
treatment
for
piles
you
may
be
Interested
in
this
letter
which
describes
one
particular
case.
There
are
thousand
of
similar
cases.
Mrs.
Wm.
Hughes,
Appin,
Ont.
write:
"Dr.
Chase's
Ointment
cannot
be
equalled.
I
used
it
for
protruding
pile
oi
the
worst
kind.
When
the
Doctor
said
an
operation
was
the
only
hope,
I
heiran
to
crenare
for
one.
when
I
remembered
reading
about
Dr.
Chase's
Ointment.
I
resolved
to
try
It,
and
aftr
ming
two
boxes
I
had
no
trace
of
the
piles.
It
was
the
greatest,
relief
I
ever
got,
and
I
only
hope
other
sufferers
who
read
this
letter
will
lose
no
time
in
purchasing
s
box,
and
see
for
themselves
the
miracles
It
works.
It
will
be
the
best
investment
tbey
ever
put
their
money
loto."
FOR
SALE
Utwi'PI
Uirl
f.ir
..ffW
wwrL.
FOR
SALK.
-
foot
caliMiLoU
with
pari
knowlrdgi'
of
book-,
cruiser,
15
hp.
Iicaxy
oil
en-1
keeping.
plv
PioHeer
Laundry
Md.
Kw
BOARD
AND
ROOM.
HOARD.
The
Inlander.
H3J
Second
Avenue.
Phone
137.
HOARD.
Rooms
and
FurnlshM
Suites.
Palmer
House.
glne.
Price
St.SOn.no.
2
font
nlnalio.il.
good
engine,
Price
330.flo
12
h.p.
Fairbanks
engine.
2
cylinders,
t
cycle.
Price
.Touring
12
h.p.
Price,
.
Fairbanks
ffi73.0
Coach
engine.
Sedan
50.0'
C
h.p.
Kallenberg
engine,
Al-waler
Kent
Ignition.
Price
r.'oo.oo
5
h.p.
HufTnlo.
Prlrc
2nn.0n
5
h.ji.
Frlshce.
Prie....
225.(i
to
h.p.
Sludebaker
Autn.
Prlc-
fijeito.utt
1
Ford
engine
25.(io
31
h.p.
S
cylinder
henvy
oi!
fnitlne,
guarinleel
eondi-lion,
too
r.p.m.
weight
fi,-000
lbs.
Prtre
),oon.no
2
h.p.
Kvlnrude
Inboard
55.o
2
h.p.
Kvlnruile
oulboiird
Ifi5.no
3H
h.p.
Kvlnrdde
oulboard.
...
75.i
2
(5-h.p.
Fairbanks
single
cylin-iler
2
cycle
without
equipment.
Priee
?35.00
bncU.
Lodging
tools,
cables,
propel-lers,
lubricators,
fU
at
lowest
price.
Apply
.Northern
Kxehntwrrt.
211
Second
Avenue.
Phone
23.
FOR
HALK.
Mahognny
dining
table;
drosing
table:
Victroh
(consoTe).!
oak
chiffonier
table,
roeker,
lied,
walnut
ami
ivory
finish;
anliipie
sofa.
up'hoNlered
chairs.
Singer
machine
'
drop-head
etc
llemied
INI
on
application
Phoije
between
0
and
5,
Red
,
202.
A.
Watson,
Dighy
l-
land.
too
FOR
8ALH.
Five
roomed
lions
on
lwn
lots,
furnished;
all
P
garden
and
berry
bushes.
M
750.00
on
terms.
Apply
T.
Mtf
Clymont.
tf
FOR
SALK.
Secondhand
furnl-lure
and
restaurant
fixtures
from
Royal
Hotel.
Apply
lit
I
bird
Avenue.
FOR
SALK
House
across
cree.
handy
for
ilry
dock
or
coll
ltox
.37.
100
FOR
SALK.
Gerhard
llelnlnnait
.Piano,
on.
easy
monltily
pay..
ments.
alker
s
Musjo
Snre
FOR
SALK.
21
foot
pleasure
boal,
engine
praejienlly
new
Snap.
Phone
208
or
SH3.
tf
FOR
SALK
Four
h.i.
N.
.
S.
bis
erngine.
Phone
Red
511.
TO
RENT
I'WO
rooms
to
rent
in
private
home,
waterfront
view,
tip-to
ilalo
furnishings.
330
Fourth
Avenue
Hast.
Phone
Hliie.MHi
FOR
RENT.
Modern
four
room
er
flat,
wilh
Monarch
range,
in
tdapp
block.
Weilenhaver
llro
rURNLSIIKI)
Hmisekeeplnig'Room
lo
rent
by
tbo
day,
week
or
month.
Phone
Red
C07.
tf
FOR
RKNT.--Furnished
house
keeping
suite,
Mussallern
Aparlmenls.-
Piione
k,
"
!
i
wn
ni.rt
i
.
l
our
room
-nil..
hot
waler
henled,JfS!pjy
Smit
v
fltnnct.
I
t
r
r
rttiirai
.-..
9
1,111
nr.Ai.
Ilileo
roomed
house;
close
In.
Plitine
Red
"23-
09
MODKRN
FLAT
for
RenL
fn
Heitbroner.
LOST.
Apply
f
LOST.
Siring
of
pearls,
between
Firih
Avenue
West'
and
G.N.1S.
depot.
Finder
please,
phone
Iilud
702.
'
08
service
;ii
all
nine
RunAbout
louring
liupe
Article.
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and
Found,
Ac
AUTOMOJBILrS
j
BENEFIT
BY
TARIFF
REDUCTIONS
New
Pric
on
CHCVnOLETS
F.o.H.
Prinwj
Rupert
KAIEN
GARAQE
Wri'i'kitc
s.
i
f
Ml
.()!!
ll.Orttdd
e
ir.t
ami
aibiu-
P..
i
.
.in,-
in
R
i
.
d
I
-.
l
t'ai
s.
I1IK
FOIth
MOTOR
COMPANY
OF
:NI
iipmi
puldleation
of
I
lie
l.
in
i-lianie,
iiuuiedl-ately
i--m.-.1
Hie
following
NEW
PRICES
ludor
Sc.Un
.
Kordor
Seilan
.iirhl
Ihdivery
'tlHSsis
I
l
in
k
IMmsets
TAXI
nl2..'.it
Ir13t.no
78.(hl
ItUI.IM
!m:.hi
All
prices
hielmle
govrnmeni
taxes
and
freight.
Nat
tonal
Kasy
Payment
Plan
avsilsbU.
S.
E.
PARKER,
LTD.
21V
Speoml
A
f
ii
tie.
Phone
67
Tail
(Call
Oeorge,
Paul
iir
iiul
ix
and
Seen
Paeu(jer
Hlude
bakers
at
your
dipinl
any
tune.
ross
nnos.
pool
room
Meeker
Block.
Across
from
Hnipres
Hotel.
FURNITURE
AND
RANGES
RANOKS
and
Furniture
at
most
J
v
1
Tuesday.
paqs
Four,
ROYAL
COMMISSION
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McManUs
t
l
11
1
S
I
I
MINER
LOST
HIS
JOB
Companions
Refuse
to
Strike
to
Enforce
Giving
His
Work
'
Back
After
Sitting
Closes
HLArRMORK,
Alia.,
April
27.
llov:
n
former
member
of
the
provincial
royal
commission,
which
recently
completed
it
in
vestigation
into
the
Alberta
coal
filiation,
ami
who
had
ML
hiS
joti
a
a
foal
miner
to
art
on
the
commission,
was
refused
Uis
olil
Job
back
again,
and
how,
follow
ing
an
appeal
by
I
lie
"coal-miner-member"
P.
M
Christo
phers,
Hie
ex-royal
Commission
er
s
fellow-
miners
refused
fo
back,
up
bis
claim,
formed
a
unique
scries
of
events
here.
rrann
wiicaiicy,
tor
some
years
an
active
leader
in
lalwr
affairs
at
various
coal
mines
in
southern
Alerta,
left
hi
job
al
the.ifireenIlill
mine,
near
Hlair-
moie,
a
few
months
ago,,
to
sit
on
ihe
coal
commission.
HiA
duties
as
royal
commissioner
ended,
Mr.
YV'heatley
applied,
to,
the
.Green
Mill
coal
enm
1
pany
fo'r;
bis
old
Job
back
again.
No
Position
Open
f
"jSorry,
fTut
we
can't
give
it
to
you,'
said
the
company.
"We've
'.
laid,
a
lot
Of
men
off
recently,
and
there
is
tin
position
open
for
I
you
right
now."
The
ex-royal
commissioner
1
went
back
to
his
union.
The
union
appealed
to
the
coal
company.
"No
job,"
said
the
coal
company.
."Then
the
committee
of
Ihe
local
union
held
a
meeting
In
discuss,
the
.situation,
with
a
view
to
holding
a
strike.
P.
M.
'
''Christophers,
Labor
member
for
Hlalrmorer
joineil
.
with
-Mr.
Wheatlev
in
urcintr
that
the
men
strike
in
protest
against
FLKS
WILL
MEET
me
acwon
oi
me
company.
The
Vote
showed
a
majority
of
Ihe
miners
'unwilling
fo
back
lip
Ml",
Wjie;ifiiey
to
the
extent
of
a
strike,
and
Ihe
men
returned
:
to
work.
The
ex-royal
commissioner
is
therefore,
for
the.
time
being,
at
least,
an
ex-minei
also.
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noon
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