options
are
Favorable
The.jirescnl
week
should
?ee
wheal
seeding
in
the.
prairie
provinces,
practically
COmpleM.
wiui
omo
increase
in.
lhn
acre
age,
a,
compared
'With
last
year.
says
the
Hank,
nf
Montreal
crop
report,
Thf
.seed
bed
gejieraUy
is
in
good
condition
tint
manv
districts
report
soil
drifting,
ow
ing
to
llie
lark
nf
surface
moisture.
In
Ontario,
season
I
three
wee
k.'V
later
than
lat
year
and
hut
little
cultivating
ha
been
done.
In
Quebec
and
IJn
maritime
provinces
the
season
is
also
lale
a.nd
cultivation
has
not
commenced.
In
Hritish
Col
umbia
on
Ue
other
band,
the
season
is
from
two
In
four
weeks
earlier
Ihan
usual
ami
sprint
work
is
well
advanced.
,
Alberta.
In
Alherln
soil
conditions
are
generally
satisfactory
wHh
ample
mojsturo
for
germination.
Vlieat
acreage
will
,
probably
show
a
ten
per
cent
increase.
ligh
winds
prevalent
recently
inay
cause
some
re-seeding.
In
the
western
urea
wlie.-,
needing
is
Co
to
00
tier
cent
completed
Mn
the
northern
por
Mon
and
10
In
60
per
cent
in
tho
southern
portion.
Sugar
bee:
crease
is
10
.
to
50
per
cent
conipjetedi
and
conditions
are
favorable.
In
the
southwestern
a.rea
moisture-
is
needed,
Saskatchewan
wan
is
dry
in
places,
but
there
is
nli
immediate
lack
of
moisture.
Conditions
are
generally
favorable.
There
is
about
five
per
cent
increase
in
the,
vvhea'.
aereage.
In
the
northern
area
wheat
seeding
is
general
and
about
50
per
cent
completed.
There
i
nniple
moisture
and
the
sefd
beds
are
in
good
condition
Ip
the
southern
area
75
per
cent
oi
the
wheal
js.
sowiu
t
Allhougl
there
have
been
high
wims
aid
some
soil
has
been
drifting,
little
damage
is
reported.
Manitoba
In
Manitoba
wheat
seeding
.s
n',.,nlin..ll.
I..
,1
TOKYO,
May
12
A
Japanese
girl,
handicapped
by
the
loss
of
I
lwilh
anus
lint
possessed
of
greall
courage,
astonished
ToXyo
nrl
Circles
by
carrying
off
the
Ipinors
(if
the
Peeresses'
.School
exhibition.
Holding
,
specially
con&lrucloll
brushes
between
her
leelli,
Mis!
Yoneko
Yamaguchl,
the
armleM
artist,
hid
Jor
several
years
painted
olif,
Ihr
decoration
ash
worn
by
nil
Japanese
n-pmcn.
Some
of
her
work
at
'he
cx-J
habit
aoldVfor
as
much
-an
50(LI
jf
y(U4
tV"in68uciiL
feat
i(H
hitvj
lieen
a
geisna
gin,
Alter
snr
had
learned
tho
Kiunisen
apd
tliel
graceful
uance
which
pleases
the.
Japanese
lircu
business
man,
ope
riiight
her
,
father
suddenly
became
insane,
killed
her
fivi
brother
pml
sisters
and
cut
off
her
arm.
Her-
geisha
career
was
finish
ed
so
ahe
began
lo
make
herl
teeth-do-the
work
of
the
missing
fingers
.
It,
was,
not
Jor8.beforo,
she
could
use
a
pencil
andit
was
hut
another
step
to
use
nf
the
tint
sili.
MUST
REMOVE
OLD
BUILDINGS
proceed
to
do
so,
charging
the
cost
against
the
owners
and
dis-
fit,
by
public-auction
or
wij.s
l.vt
20,
block
U,
owner
Hoss
lliney,
Uara.
r
Perf&tioniit
ourWhisIy
is
Due
to
Q4Years
Experience
tfrv
tt:,:
i
ssssk.
r
i
v
d
cr-r
i
laavai
luui.iiaaaai
i
u
i
i
i
fur
The
surface
soil
in
Saskalch
posing
of
the
material
as
it
seesI
olher-
section
i,
:anta
I
tar-
Lot
10,
lilock
23,
section
5,
Martha
II.
Hlalock
qwner,
Th.
("oJlart
agent.
Lot
9,
block
12,
sectloij
5,
Aq-loiio
Omar,
Anyox.
Lijt
10,
block
10,
section
5,
T.
O'Hrien
estate.
Lots
1C
and
17,
block
9,
Section
6,
J.
U.
Anderson,
fiaitges
Harbor.
Lot
9,
Llock
10,
section
,
T.
A.
McMartin,
mithcrs.
Lot
,
block
20,
section
C,
F.
F.
Violelte,
ltridvepnrt,
fkinn.,
Mc-
"
'
.
.
'
.
1
"A
.
.
Caffery
and
fiibbpns
agent.
7'"
.'"
"
f.
r
l
-'-
3.
section
ft.
,
,
a,,u
f."
"iwt
a
K.
s.
M.
Gardner,
Verona.
I'a.
r
iiunn
ni
pon.ou
.-u.,
urm-
-Woek
Ln
!fl
,8,
Action
7
111
I
lill
lktfin
(itimrnl
ami
tiinl...
'
...
7
,
.
i
r.t
i.
plan
Lonsei,
Junean,
Alaska.
would
lie
urli'iiini-
aithiiii!rri
1
I
in
I
.
.
.
...
.
..
.
..
.
.
I
i:oi
Ji,
IHOCK
U,
secuou
1
sui.sou
is
satisfactory.
linorge
1'atcoff,
Portland.
British
Columbia
Lot
2.
block
12,
section
7,
A.
Following
a
mild
winter
inlF..
Harrison,
Monitor,
Alia.
ltntish
Columbia,
the
season
isl
Lot
10,
block
13,
section
7,-Mrs.
from
two.
to
four
weeks
earJierjA.
J.
Crocker.
Port
Clements
than
usual;
Seeding
of
grain
is-
Lot
2,
block
10,
section
7,
C
well
advanced
and
hay
in
ex-lH.
Francis.
i.
p.
Tinker
acent
crllent
condition.
Grasshoppers!
Lot
7.
block
17.
section
7,
Hie
causing
anxiety
in
the
inler-1
Magnus
Morrison,
city.
ipr.
A
good
acreage
of
potatoes
is
nemg
pianieu.
.u
trea
irons
crucnill
C
tV
rUADTCC
give
proinife
of
a
heavy
yield.
ptntUUlJi
Uf
LllftKUtO
,
r
.
(iv
larse
increase
in
the
acreage
REAL
ARTIST
Was
to
Heve
Been
Geisha
Girl
I
But
Loss
of
Limbs
Caused
Change
of
Occupation,
GARBAGE
COLLECTION
planted
In
tomatoes.
Hops.
nrpL
A
,aw
provblina
for
the.
raak-makiiie
excelient
shiiwlnV.
Pas-
of
changes
for
1le
Collection
tjiragc
is
fair
to
excellent.
The
of
garbage
and
night
soil
was
sprang
nas
.ticcn
uniaualiy
dry.
(jdoderhamArts
PrRYE
WHISKY
9
YEARS
OLD
I
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Litpior
Control
Hoard
or
by
the
Government
of
Hritisli
Columbia.
u
I
PAGE
FOUr.
DAILY
NEW3
Wednpi;n
CROP
REPORT
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McManus
SHOWS
GRAIN
GOES
IN
WELL
.1
.
Soil
fritting
Took
Place,
on
Prajrles
but
o
Whole
Con-
i
4
EDUCATIONAL
AND
I
I'
M
l
I
I
I
if
accepted
hy
the
ctiy
council
last
niht
after
some
ilisctusion,
Mayor
Newton,
Aid.
Larsen
and
AM.
I'erry
opposing
it.
Aid.
sey
pointed
out
that
this
revenue
had
already
.been
anticipated
in
the
year's
estimates.
Iju'
council
.Unking
preiouly,
civrn
it
.4
s
Li
nui
.of
.innrnv.if
to
llhe
proposal.
j
Tr-
'b1
schedufe
of
rates
in
the
City
Designates
Those
That:
Are,
liylaw!
provnle
,for
.minimum!
Danger
anc(
Issues
Ultima-
4".
j'.hargtv-
of
75c
per
month
for;
turn
in
fliuiiiM
1
UOI
-
l
lies
blocks,
50c
for
apartments.
'
k
!
.
LlriT
li-'i
flirill
a
Ad
lAnintitnla
t
The
funeral
of
the
late
Miss
Thicza
-For,
whose
death
occurred
List
Saturday
look
plaee
at
10.30
this
mprning
from
the
parlor
of
liayner
Hros.
Undertakers
to
F'airview
metery.
Archdea
con
(.
A.
II
ix
officiated
and
there
was
a
solo
by
Mrs.
Martin
with
Slade
Steven,
accompanying.
Mrs.
Martin
also-aeled
as
organ
ist
for
the
hymns.
The
pallbearers
were
George
Triiz'ell,
James
Parks.
Carl
llames.
Max
Heilbroner,
1).
wiAtmio-timi
1.
iotrHHorr
.:
-,1
Among
tligse
who
sent
flowers
were
Mrs.
Isaac-
Lear
and
family.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Max
Heilbroner,
sisters
an1
brother
of
deceased,
Maxiun.
Henry
and
Uora
Heil
broner,
Grade
8
Borden
Street
School.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
James
Parks,
itidley
Home,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
lames
Mastin.
I
VII
and
Kvclyn,
-'most
Perry,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
It.
I,.
lfliiln!i
find
trtijla'inf
iti
Nrs.
i.
.
Mix.
FRED
STORK
SENDS
CONGRATULATIONS
ON
PASSING
OF
BYLAW
A
letter
has
been
received
from
Fred
Stork.
M.P.,
congratulating
Hie
city
council
and
the
rate
jiayers
on
the
successful
carry
ing
01
nic
eievator
taxation
ex
emption
bylaw.
"This
now
com
pteie
ine
whole
maltcr,
says
Mr.
Stork's
letter,"
and
I
do
not
think
that
even
the
most
opti
mislic
'resident
of
Princ,
Iluperl
can
realize
the
benefit
that
it
Is
going
to
be
for
the
eily
nV-well
ns
the
northern
part
of,
llrilish
l.otnmtla.
I'be
teller
was
received
and
filed
at
last
night's
-
council
meeting
HISTORICAL
TOUR
The
Canadian
National
Hail-
ways
will
operate
a
forty-three
lay
Personally
Conducted
Fluca
lional
Tour
la
Europe,
Ibis
Sum
mer.
sailing
via
Ihe
,
S.S
"Atbenia"
from
Montreal."
.Inly
J.
1I1
reel
to
Glasgow;
Proceed
ing
from
there,
the
parly
will
visit
different
points
of
interes
in
Scotland.
England
Holland
Helgium,
Switzerland
and
France
also
an
opportunity
to
visit
the
Hattlf
fields,
ileturiiing
lo
Kur
land,
will
sail
from
Liverpool
on
S.S.
"Auranla"
August
13.
fo
Montreal.
Considering
the;
num
her
of
points
rislled,
Ihe
iiccdin
modal
Ion
provided,
and
enter
taininnnl
offered,
tins'
is
one
of
ine
lowest
priced
lours
ever
operated
lo
Europe.
Full
particulars,
reservations
etc.,
from
any
Agent,
0,X.
tail-wn.vs,
or
It.
F.
MeXuughlnn,
District
Passenger
Agenl,
prince
Itupert
Subscribe
to
the
Daily
News.
O
1926
ST
IT-V
FcATUM
S(VI(.
Ic
V
anted
For
Sale
For
Rent
o,N
by
Aid.
Ursenjit
'
eah.ns.c
for
dwe.lings.
I
'
:
cided
by
tho
city
council
last!
.
jthe
miners
,.f
South
Vale!
night
thai
the
ovyners
of
the
fol-
XHIRZA
FOX
IS
jaainst
which
men
are
now;
lowing
iiuiniin.s
ne
ortiereu
10
,
i
temovo
them
by
June
15,
the
city
engineer
having
reported
them
to
be
dangerous
to
the
Funeral
Took
Place
This
Morn
puiuic
saieiy.
u
ine
owners
not
not
take
step
to
have
the!
buildings
removed,
the
city
will
I
INTERRED
TODAY
Ing
With
Venerable
Archdeacon
Q.
A.
Rlx
out
on
strike
i-
summarizeil
as
I
follows:
j
1.
deduction
of
the
11.2
percentage
addition
to
piece
work-:
red
tired
in
I9I1
lo
5
per
cent.
2.
A
dJsttfcJ
minimum
of
&
per
cent
on
basis
rate
instead
of
llie
12.2
per
rent
now
paid.
under
the
l!2t
aireenwnl.
I
3.
Abtdiliofl
of,.
Ihe
"Imnus1
turn,"
liy
which
some
day-wnge
men
recivt
ix
(lays'
pay
for
five
shifts.
The
effect
of
these
proposals,
Ihe
miners
estimate,
will
be
a
re-ilueltoii
of
Ss.
in
the
pound
for
iay-wn&e
men
and
.
in
the
pound
for
place-worker.
The
Smith
Wales
owners
havo
proposed
a
minimum
which
it
i
claimed
by
them
will
lill
leave
a
majority
fi
the
collieries
BETTER
SERVICE
TO
ISLANDS
EXPECTED
According
lo
an
announcement
made
in
Yam-outer,
the
steamer
Prince
Charlc
will
this
year
give
a
service
lo
Hie
north
end
of
the
(Jueen
Charlotte
Islands
from
rin?e
Ituperl
In
addition
to
ply-
iiwjr
direct
between
Vnncouver
and
Prince
Itupert.
The
Prince
John
would
maintain
the,
service
lo
the
south
end
of
the
Islands
between
Vancouver
and
Prince
Itupert.
This
arrangement,
which
would
give
the
Island
a
weekly
learner
service,
i
not
yel
being
confirmed
at
Ihe
local
Canadian
National
(amshlp
offices.
COST
OF
FUNERAL
IN
CHINA
JS
VERY
HIGH
Must
Pay
Respect,
to
Dead
Even
If
the
Llln3
8tarye
Is
Religion
of
Orient
PEKLN.
M;iy
I
J.
--Proper
res-
eet
mut
be
paid
lip;
Chinese,
Head
even
if
the
living
relative
fists
t
starve.
-
funeral
111
China,
where
an
cesior
worship
prevail,
is
an
affair
of
gravest
importance
and
become
a
ralamily,
especially
10
the
poor,
t.erlaln
feasts
must
be
prnvHled
anl
relicitcmn
rile
4
observed.
proper
cu.kel
tiiii.it
be
obtained,
rfttanlle
-of
finart
cinl
ability
lu
piiiobase
it,
and
a
The.
molltfr
of,
a
Chiitesn
employed
by
an
American
organiza
tion
recently
died
and
he
-was
cnmpelled
to
borrow
$10
to
pro
vide
the
Irndltlounl
riles.
Hi
proposed
10
pay
il
back,
Iwo
or
three
dollars
a
month
out
of
hi
wvges,
hul
ihe
company
donated
Ihe
mini
as
a
consideration
fni
hi
Jong
and
faithful
ervice.
SPORT
CHAT
There
seems
lo
have
been
a
renewed
intcrent
taken
in
game
mailers
in
the
Interior
following
lie
recent
tour
of
.Major
.Furber.
chief
game
warden
or
the
province.
As
a
direct
result
of
Major
r
urber
fl
visit,
'a'Rod
and
Oun
Club
r-rru-M-
'
1
I""
i
"
I
"II
I!
U
err
ollx'.i'm
ciso
i
boocht
IMS
nfl
fl
WW
its
Te
THE
COATM
CLEAR
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5
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r-
v.
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all
In
garden
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berry
bushes.
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Avenue.
FOIl
SALE-Oerlianl
Heinlimau
Piano,
on
easy
monthly
pav
ments.
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Muie
Store.
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MLK
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roomed
Iuium.
plasiereil;
good
location.
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Chrysler
iviacl-.
usel
a
few
months.
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TO
RENT
FOIl
II
EXT.
Modern
four
room
ed
fjal.
willi
Monarch
range,
in
Clapp
block.
Wfulenhaver
Hro.
IHtNISHED
Housekeeping
ItoomM
In
renl
by
the
day,
week
or
month.
Phone
Red
Ml.
It
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FOR
RENT.
FurnDhe'd
hoime-
keeping
suite,
Mussallrm
Apartments.
Phono
18.
tf
I
OR
RENT.
Four
room
unite.
hot
water
heated.
Apply
SmlH
A
Mallet.
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Ilooiii..
Houfp
to
Renl.
.Villy
ail
ErihlirvV.
Wes'b
FOR
JlEXT.Mo.ern
liou:
fivr
room
and
b'alh.
.Munro
lros.
MODERN
FLAT
for
RenL-pply
Mnx
Heilbroner.
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BOARD
AND
ROOM.
HOARD.
Tin?
Inlander.
83!t
Second
Avenue,
phono
137.
HOARD,
Rooms
and
Furnifthcil
Sullen.
Palmer
House.
tl
FOUND
FOUND.
Three
key
on
ring
Apply
Daily
News
office.
UfiS
(irarnriirnil
nl
linpna
I
nt,
rr.a.ii
iiun.ticrr
n
nearers
anu
wUh
MbJop
.
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art
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face
pigeon.''
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n
wniin
ai
'lelkwa
there
was
also
organic
a
Cun
Club
which
will
work
in
conjunction
with
lla'zrllon,
Sinilbers
and
lurn
Lake
organ.
ization.
The
local
foobal
eann
mav
lie
said
lo
officially
onen
with
tlm
initial
uyUrh
of
the
Junior
t.eague
heiwcen
ie
High
Schoo
and
lloolfi
School.
At
lonti
1
will
be
the
flrl
gane
under
aiuiices
of
the
Prinre
Rupert
foowiaii
Anociatton.
'I'be
lads
itirnugh
practices
and
matclow
already
played,
have
shown
Hint.
niey
can
put
tip
a
good
brand
of
soccer
and
It
is
In
be
Imped
II14I
thi,puliie
will
start
early
lo
give
lb
hoy
llm
sujiport
of
which
Ihey
ar
dHservlrig1?.
This
can
only
be
done
by
attending
tbei-
;ame.
Articles
Lott
and
Found,
Ac
AUCTION
SALE
CCTTliS
THCt
Yoiin
girl
for
'.Mi.TIu.N
SAI.K
will
be
held
a'
171
Third
Avenue
Knl
on
Thursday
May
I.
a
.30
p.m.
Consisting
of
Piano,
dining
ron
11
1
ntle,
arm
rlair,
iiuitte
rabiuet,
elts'iiie
lamp,
sofa,
lino,
tteds,
htirenux.
chiffon-lere,
lihrarv
table.
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deliver)
1'ord
ear
'in
use
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tUTO
mOBtLCS
GUARANTEED
USED
CARS
AT
BARGAIN
PRICES
IOi3
0ldmohile
louring
1750.00
Jeneriil
Mtr
PriMliiel.
Wrerking
S.
rv
tiav
n
Nigh;
Ptni
,.-
r,
.
IHE
FliRD
TO
PUVY
WH
Tut
n
rim
s
OF
CAN.VDt.
.iMin
publication
of
the
tariff
hangen,
immediately
IssimnI
th
ridlowing
NEW
PRICES
Runabout
Ifili.Si'
louring
.
liLH.Oii
ttoup
$1H.0u
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Sedan
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Fonlor
Sflaii
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Light
Delivery
0T5.&l
Cliasuls
tBI.Mi
Truck
ClisU
(tt?.i
All
price
Include
self-start
er,
government
lax
and
freight.
Nalionnt
Kdy
Payment
Plan
available.
S.
E.
PARKEft,
LTD.
2IU
Second
Avenue.
TAXI
Phono
C7
Taxi
'lfiall
tleorge.
Paul
or
Oust)
Six
and
Seven
Passenger
Slnde
bakers
at
your
disposal
any
lime
ROSS
BROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Block.
Across
from
Empress
Hotel.
GOOD
EAT8
CAFE,
Third
Avenue
Opposite
llenorr
Studio.
MOOD
MEALS.
riOOD
OAK
EH
Coffee
or
Tea
Served.
REAL
HOME
COOKED
MKAL
M
rs.
linger.
Proprietress.
FURNITURE.
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tl.
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SCHEDULE
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load.
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Fir
Wood
fO.no
n
load.
Cut
lo
any
length.
Klndllnn,
$7.00
n
load.
Fir
Furnace
Wood
$7.00
a
load.
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