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BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McManus
OF
SERVICE
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T
HetE
LOvej
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CEHTUtMCN
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TO
MEMORIZE
IT
A1"W.To
THE
THAUisPCO0t
to
oe
pp?ccht
OCCASION
n1
Lecturer:
8peaks
on
"Bl
produces
of
Rotary"
at
Luncheon
.
In
St.
iRegls.
'
"
"
'
-
WOULD
ELIMINATE'
WAR
-
t
,
freaking
Down
of
Religious
Prejudices
and
Barriers
Among
Objects.
Attained.
:
(
"Service-
Is
the
greatest
thins
in
theAvdrJil,"
staled
Dr.
Charles
linker.
lecturer
far,
international
flolary,wio.
addressed
the
local
HotarjlCJiih
yesterday
afternoon.
He
arrived
in
the
city
with
F.d.
lych,
pf
JTiicoma,,
on
the
Rawer
yacht
Argosy
v
and
discovering
there
,
was
a
luncheon
going
on
made
it
his
business,
as
all
Ito-Uriahs
l'n
to
attend.
He
was
welc(imed
hy
President
G.
11.
Ojrme
and
urged
to
address
the
Club,
which
ho
did.
He
spoke
on
'jti-prpdiials
of
Uotary."
V'
Tlie
Bl-producta
zThe
ivo
Dungs,
in
the
minds
of
the
founders
uf
Notary
were
to
develop
.fellowship
and
better
Imsinessmethods.
The
bIpro
ducts
we'rt'fhe
developing
of
bettor
International
relationships,
tearinprdown
of
religious
preju-djees,
and;the
development
of
tin,
i(ea
of
service
Dr.
Hake?
said
lhat
the
Ilolary
iiea
was.preadinlir,'
growing,
developing
He
believed
that
notary
would
have
more
to
do
with
the
elimination
of
war-than
any
oilier
force.
In
South
Africa
the
clubs
had
already
staved
off
as
many
as-ix
revolutions.
He
told
of,
the
griiwth
of
the
Rotary
spirit
apiong
the
Englishmen,
breaking
down
their
natural
reserve
and
naking
them
more
human.
Hy
its
meani-friendship
and
internal
ional
relajloiiships
were
being
developed
tjiat
we're
never
before
dreamed
of.
Religion,
Born
nfinl-in.r
nf
fl.n
I
n
r
.
rlr.tin
j
"
'
i"
"vv.vrrrom-
in
rroiu
oi
iirmos
uruR,
riers,
Dr.
JJaker
sabl
be
was
born
a
Haptist
and
he
used
to
think
it
was
the
only-church
that
amount
ed
to
anything.
Now
he
knew
better.
He
was
a
Haptist
because
h(s
father
and
mother,
were
Baptists
an
t
he
wa,s
sure
if
tiis
par
ents
had
been
Catholici'liwould
have
been..
a-jthglic,....
If
jfjc
were
Iridic
nthis
city
lie
would
as.
soon
nave
a
uauipiic
pnesi
or
a.
jewisn
naiw.i
iioki
ntsj
pann
ami
pray
for
him
as
he
would
the
iiapusi
minnicr.
.o
man
was
suuV
oui
oi
n
noiary
wiud
necause
of
his
religion.
What
they
want-
ea
was
ciean,.
nonesi
men
wno
wrre
square.iu
imsii.ess
ami
more
Of
leSs.SIICCessful.
They
did
IlOt
warn
lauures.
Uaiaen
tlUIS
.-.
-'Dr.
Hakcr
said
he
believed
the
Uotary
Clubs
had
done
more
thanlbe
nsked.
Husiness
affairs,
love
any
other
organization
except
the
uliumi
to
leacn
men
liial
in
vne
long
run,
the
golden
rule
was
the
best
rule
in
business.
Itotarians
declared
that
they
would
not
en
gage
in
any
transaction
In
which
I....
.11.1
r..-.!
fftrtl
1t.
nn.tu
luv)
mil
iiui
iri'i
niu
uiiici
-1
al
I
iu
me
ueai
ucneiuea
as
wen
as
themselves.
If
Hiey
could
not
do
this
they
should
resign
from
i
the
chili.
He
had
heap!
it
said
SSouVn!
ffSinMil
they
valued
their
membership
in
Ilolary
more
than
in
any
other
organization.
Yet
it
was
the
slm
plest
organization
in
the
world.
Hotary,
the
speaker
said,
was
helping
people
see
that
the
most
important
thinig
in
life
was
to
help
others
lo
be
happier.
Ser
vice
became
a
habit.
It
xvaS
Ihe
most
important
thing
in
the
world.
He
urged
members
to
sit
down
and
think
things
over.
If
they
did
so
tliey
would
decide
that
ser
vice
was
the
greatest
thing
in
the
world.
PREPARING
TO
SEND
IN
DUTCH
SETTLERS
J.
A.
Hartland
Making
8urvey
of
Conditions
In
This
Country
With
View
to
Action
llA'ftinmt
.
n
n
nir.Ai,,
.iuiy
,
uanaaa
as
the
future
home
of
Holland
farmers
who
desire
In
emigrate
from
their
native
land,
is
now
attracting
a
great
deal
of
at
lention
in
the
Netherlands,
ac
cording
lo
J.
A.
Ilartlund,
who
i
now
in
Ilia.
Dominion
for
Iho
pur
posa
pfmnking
a
survqy
of
cpn
ditions
as
Ihey
affecl
his
people.
Mr.
Hartland
Is
mnnagin
director
pf
the
Central
emigration
foundation
of
Holland,
an
organ
ization
of
reliable
people
whos.5
aim
Is
to
settle
the
overflow
population
of
Holland
in
Canada.
In
this
connection
he
will
visit
ai
many
communities
as
pos
Vila-."
siblt,
which
are
likely
lo
provulo
Huilahle
localinns
for
Hutch
........
i.,
linn
.u.j
oi
mi
coniprenensivo
lour
of
tern-,
..f,
At
'
J
i
lory
along
the
Canadian
alional!lpreppesslbl8
Flva
Polnl
Barber
Hailways
in
western
Canada.
Following
an
exlemled
interview
with
Dr.
W.
J.
Hlack,
director
of
colonization,
Mr.
jlarliand
left
for
Ottawa
to
meet
officiafs
of
the
federal
department
of
immigration
and
from
the
capital
will
proceed
to
Winnipeg.
MURDOCK
WILL
GIVE
ANSWERS
Questions
Submitted
Tonight
Will
Appear
In
This
Paper
Tomorrow
Afternoon.
.Murdock,
"The
Man
Who
Sees
Tomorrow',"
will
play
an
engagement
at
the
exhibition
hall
under
the
auspices
of
the
I'rince
Rupert
Faif
Hoard
tonight
and
tomorrow
night,
starting
a't
8
p.m.
tie
will
also
present
his
famous
Blindfold
Drive
(nniclit.
al
7.3ft.
st.nrlinir
L.
.
.
.
.
.
Store
I
It
being
a
physical
impossibili
ty
for
Murdock
lo
answer
all
of
the
questions
asked
him
during
his
Crystal
Seance
of
India,
lie
has
accepted
an
invitation
from
the
News
to
use
these
columns
irt
order
to
make
his
services
wide-
.SJ)rPa(,
a11(R0igi,ffXafler
his
per-
lf(,rn,ance
-Ji
n,e
exhibition
ball,
,,f
wjn
3(,,PC,
t
ranjom
25
q
nues-
j
inns
Mint
his
time
does
hot
ner-
n)jl
i.jm
lo
answer
from
the
stage
am,
Uie!,e
win
ail!,Werpd
through
these
columns
"on
Sattir-.
,)o
no
send'
questions
to
u
omce
as
only
ncsti0ns
hat
are
9Uhmitted
at
the
Exhibition)
al,
wiU
j,e
Kiven
consideration.
i
il.n
nrinloH
nniuor.
inilinU
nt..
i,
...i
I
flunaiirtna
nr
anv
nilnra
ot.
I
V
V
f
UJ
IHIltlK
I
V
jrept
'those
involving
crime
may
affairs,
questions
pertaining
lo
changes,
vocation,
travel,
lost
or
stolen
jewelry,
etc.,
witl
all
be
answered.
Having
on
board
a.
fulf
list
of
(ouril
passengers
and
twrflvi
(persons
wno
iicoarkRU
berr
Ic.P.Il.
steamer
Princess
Louis.
from
Vancouver
lo
Skapway,
was
9
10
12
'Hsiwil,
leave
next
day
to
,worning-
in
lUverslde.
Mllforma.
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Wanted
For
Sale
For
Rent
:
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best
J
Serve
tt
Iced!
Best
ALDERMAN
SHANKS
Of'
VICTORIA
A
VISITOR
Making
Trip
on
Louise
and
Enthuses,
Oyer
Capital
c(ty.
Alderman
J.
A.
Shanks,
he
irrepressible
"Five
Point
Shanks,"
barber
and
booser.
Is
making
t
trip
ftn
(lie
Princess
I.nuise
which
vas
itj
port
today,
as
shipVt
bar-ler.
A
few
years
ao
he
worked
as
a
barber
in
Prince
Ituport
during
the
summer
monlns.
He
fakes
his
holidays
that
way.
He
did
the
same
al
Stewart
onci
summer.
'
'
-
-
Mri
Shanks
is
enhtisjastc
over
Hie
progress
made
at
'Victoria,
lie
says
vacant
property
is
being
jiirked
up
at
the
capital
and
building
is-
going
on
ihern.
Tourist
travel
is
satisfactory
and
thing!
iook
bright
thrre
just
now.
Yel
Mr.
Shanks
persists
that
he
is
a
northerner.
He
says
hf
feels
beUer
when
h
Kun
here,-
TheJby
It,
lfow?'H6rryJ
and
Vie
Men-
air
Is
iufre.renl.
He
a'
this
is
really
where
he
belongs.
IPURCHASED
BEER
AT
IT
G.W.V.
A.
QUARTERS
Juneau
Men
Give
Their
Evidence
In
Case
of
J.
H.
Talt,
Charged
Under
Government
Liquor
Act
Starden
Ingram
and
Warren
robey.
members
of
the
crew
tf
a
United
Slates,
revenue,
culter,
as
witnesses"
for
Hie
crown
in
ihe
case
of
John
Henry
Tail,
charged
with
selling
beet'
on
the
premij-eV
of
the
Oreat
'ar
Veterans'
Association,
testified
yesterday
thi't
on
Wednesday,
afternoon
they
ftought
and
paid
i0c
foj;
twi.
bfitlles
.of
beer,
being
served
b
accused.
Neitlr
.wvre
member
of
tlif
club,
haying
merely
called
there,
while
gojng
south
,
from
Juneau
lo
Seattle
aboard
t
lie
steamer
Princess
Alice.
Witn
Ihe
taking
of
the
.evidence
ot
these
lw?
men,
who
were
called
In
the
stand
so
that
they
might
continue
their
journey
south,
the
case-
against
Tajt
was
adjourned
until
next
Thurs.day
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
D.
Wesleri
haver,
who
havt
been
rei
Hi
fi
icre
ror
the
,p.ai
uiree
year.
Malkin's
Tea
Sold
Everywhere
Ixi
Half
and
One
Pound
Packages
Mm
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
leit
than
50c
SPORT
CHAT
r-
The
Prince"
Huperl
FootbalH
Association.
ike
many
other
organizations
Qfi-
IrtWn,
is
lendinc
its
.
support
o
the
Hoys'
Hand
nrtd
for
tliap
worfhy
cause
aiv
sragiiig
a
-special
taine
al
th-.Vt-ropdlis
Hilt
grotihds
lonight-Scotlanll
vs.lanada.
The
following
player
will
uphold
tin
traditions
oft-lhe
Auld
Land:
A
Murray,
A.
Haig,
James
Harris.
A.
McDonald,
Sam
Gurrle,
P.
()-Donnell,
J.
jolinstnn,
Maeintt
war,
Sam
Frslctne.
W.
Mitehell.
-lames
Forquliar
and
F.
Hunter;
while
Canad.twill
be.
represented
wi,
li:
Wujters,
D.
hantbe,
J
XorringtonJfV,
H.
Skinner,
(ieo
Hill,
'(Jeorge
Mltrhetl.
A.
Dieken-.
!.
Sims
and
J.
Wilson.
'
The
purpose
of
the
Christ.
Mathewson
'memorial,
for
whlrM
yames
are
being
staged
in
tlr
og
baseball
leagues,
is
"to
per
petuate
the
name
of
Christy
Mallhewson
by
a
fund
to
b,
&A.I
Irk
nll
'lliif
fttpV
Anil
nk.lt'
who
go
tf'
Saranac
Iike
fm
reatm'ent
'
fr?m
all
Stales-
in:
the
ninii;
and'liy'
the
rsiaHHslinien'
f
a
Mmlhewsdn
Memorial
Cluh
louse
for
Hie-
use
of
World
War
eterans
will!
the
aim
of
iraprov-
ng
their
physical,
intellectual
thical
and
social
nature."
Con-'truction
work
nn
the
memortaT
huildlns
will
be
started
thi
summej
HOTEL
ARRIVALS.
Prince
Rupert
W.
Laing
and
J.
H.
I.amberr,
Vicloria;
D.
T.
Lutes,
Watuii
Iliver;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
ft.
llilcliie.
and
daughter,
II.
D.
Swoboda
and
John
Hivers,
Vancouver.
Central
A,
O.
(Jpn
and
U.
Hradbnrr
city;
J.
JI.
Hrickcr
anl
K.
I-
'
Potts,
Vancouver.
Miss
E.
M.
Karle
nnlcrtaine
mombers
of
the.
local
Ilebeka.v
Lodge
al
a
bench
party
at
tin
Sail
Lakes
vesterday
afternoon
UHMWCTI
O
1926
y
Nn.
FtTie
Smvicc.
Ic
Crvt
piiuui
rtgkt
i
FOR
SALE.
FOa.
S,I.K.-
-?tf5
nig,
X
12.
175.00
32
upholstered
rocker
$t!MI0
'Windsor
HitckVr
.:
(J.or.
Windsor
Chair
...
$7.00
Floor
light,
shade
A
cord
7.00
Canada
Pride
Ilange..
$38.00
OS
yard
Hall
Linoleum
i50
VlPn:r7rtr
-shotgun,
cleaner
and
20
case,
...i
A5.iHi
.303
Savage
rifle
25.00
.1.
D.
Wostenhayer.
Phone
1
00.
kk.mu.i.ia
you'll
want
your
own
home.
Why
not
make
a
beginning
now?
$'J.OO
down
and
9.00
per
month
buys
spienuiii
restgentlal
lot
on
Kighlh
Avenue
West.
Prie
185.00.
(Jeo.
C.
Wtilker.
KDISOX
(Cabinet
Phonograph
and
IU
records
in
first
Han
condition;
also
household
furni
turo
for
sale
al
n"bawaln.
Phone
Hlue
2K3.
fl.in
Second
Avenue
West.
I3H
FOIt
SAI.II-Canaric.
Iralned
roller
singers,
l2S.no.
eaei:.
Satisfaction
or
money
hack
J
13(5
Seventh
Avenue
Hast.
P.O.
Hox
100.
If
FOn
SAI.K.
Hotel
Massett.
A
good
bai'gnin.
Ill
health
cans,
for
sellir.'.
Aprdr
Wllllan
Hudson.
Massed,
H.C.
.
Oil
SAI.K.
Hed,
wiil
spring
and
mattress,
.,
upholstered
settee
Apply
215
Seventh
Avenue
W
r0
pleasure
boat
for
sale
for
275.
Rnsy
terms.
Phone
Hed
720
for
particulars.
TO
RENT
FOIt
HUNT.
I.arsen
building
a.
171
Third
Avenue
Fast;
sir
room
modern
flat
with
bath
room
nnd
workshop
premlsei
on
street
Ifoor.
Apply
Hyde
Transfer,
139
Second
Avenue
FOR
IIH.TV
Two
first
class
modern
flats;
Monarch
ranges
water
paid;
one
furnishc
Weslenhaver
Hros.
UIIMSIIF.D
Houiekoepln
Itoom
vto.;Tent
by
Ilia
day.
week
or
month.
Phone
lied
C07.
'
tf
HtUSIiS
for
llenl.
-T-.Sopie
arc
furnished,
20
and
up.
Apply
215
Fourth
Avenue
Last.
FOR
IlK.T.--lVnUhcd
housf
keeping
s
1
1
e,
Mussallen
Apartments-.
Phone
18.
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tf
i.
i
!
ii
i
mm
FOn
RFNT.
Four
room
suite
hot
water
heated.
Apply
8mll
A
Mallet.
FOUND
FOUND,
M
Moose
piciiie.
He
turned
Soldiers
button
nn
pair
of
child's
shoe.i
Apply
Daily
News
office.
LOST.
HHOOCII
lol
on
Fullon
Street
nmelliysl
set
in
pearls.
Findf
nlpasp
return
to
5l)
Fultfui
Street.
Itewrfrd.
SUMMER
RESORTS.
-
-
ii
ii
i
ii
ii
LAKF.LSR
LODOF,
near
Terrace
visil
i.akeiso
nuila
not
Sprinns.
Lilhla
is
one
nf
Hi
finest
mineral
waters
known
for
rheumatism,
flood
fly
flsiilng
fop
rainbow
trout
in
Lakelso
lake
and
river.
Motor
meet
nil
trains
giving
througl
connegllnn
with
Lodge.
Telo
phono
connected
to.
Terrace
J,
Hruce
Johnstone,
nianrngcr
BOARD
AND
ROOM.
HOAIID.
The
Inlander,
830
Pecond
Avenue.
Phone
.137
HO
A
II
D
AND
HOOM,
125
Thi
Avenue,
Phone
Itcd
330.
'TIS
258
Article!
Lot
and
I
Found,
&c
I
I
PIIOUHICSSIVK
Life
Insurance
Company
requires
Hie
service
of
a
prominent
gentleman
n
District
Manager
with
ejeri-
ence
preierrel
nut
not
eMin-tial
provided
.ither
(jualifieu-tions
urn
good.
Terms,
salary,
bonus
and
commission.
Ulto
full
particulars
first
letter.
Northern
l.lfo
Assurance
Co.,
112
Seymour
Street,
Vancouver,
H.C.
I
WAXTF.D.
F.xnerlenced
irone
Apply
Canadian
l.aumlry.
I
AUCTION
SALE.
,
MIFF.HVHD
Auction
Kale.
Having
rtrcanl
inHtrurlhiD'L
.
from
Harry
Jackm.n,
I
win,
ll
the
rnnlcnlK
nf
hi
on
Tueay,
July
13,
at
p.m.
prompt:
consisting
of
brass
bed,
eoil
spring
and
mat-lresv,
olld
walnut
lrv.ef
libi
new,
eyeo
drawer
!inirer
Pw-i
ing
iimcjiiiii!,
dixanette.
dining
(able,
hnfiet,
Mmm
cabinet
phonnjrranl)
with
altuetiintat
and
ttfi
record),
two
solid
oak
centre
tables,
J
parlor
fumed
oak
chair,
riwiiid
open
bookshelf,
furty
volumes
fof
'
Die
Ikwifc
of
Knewle,lr.,
ft
i
....
.
.
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uoriii)
pii'lur.
,
rt!
kitchen
rhair
and
lalde,
two
healers
lint
hlal
.m...
sniau
II
ioi.l
auie.
rnnire
u-illi
ho
ua
r
isuidix.
lion,
t
benche
oiutalde
fur
UllVi
purpose,
ennmellexl
ioailrc
add
spring
l
of)
drawer,
plate
gln
rnirrnr,
Kiiitar
like
new,
china
Jartlln-iere,
two
elei
tnc
(virlnr
tniitps
tools
of
nil
description
and
other
articlea
(no
numerous
to
in
ell
I
in.
IW-idence
al
Second
Avenue
Went.
I.ofA
fur
the
red
fl(t.
O.
F.
IIHINH.
auctioneer.
CHEVROLET.
D.
and
afler
July
I,
nvertimo
rates
will
be
charged
on
Sun
days
and
public
holiday
nnd
niter
7
p.m.
on
week-days.
This
is
ueceanary
to
compl
With
thet"Hours
of
Overtime"
Act.
Overtime
will
be
charged
nl
Ihe
rate
of
time
and
One
hnlf
over
Ihe
regular
o!tet
hour
day.
.
Wrecking
service
day
nnil
highl.
'
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JIt(;r.
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and
after
July
I.
overt
im
rates
will
be
i
harged
on
Sundays
and
public
holidays
and
after
7
p.m.
on
week
days.
I
his
i
necessary
to
comply
with
the
"Hours
of
Work"
Act.
Overtime
will
be
cha'rged
at
Ihe
rale.
of
lime
and
one
half
nvcr
the
regular
eight
hour
day.1
Wrecking
service
day
and
night.
PAIIKF.II
n.MlAOK.
KAIKN
OAllAflF..
JAS.
IIUNTKIt.
TAXI
fhone
07
Taxi
(Call
Oeorge,
Paul
or
Oust)
Six-
ana
Sewn
Passenger
-att'iclo
bakers.
aV
yo'Ur
disposal
any
limo.
ROSS
BROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Block.
Across
from
Kmpress
Hotel.
GOOD
EATS
Opiiosllo
Henson's
Studio,
Third'
Avenue.
ItRAI.
HOMH
COOKFD
MHAI.H
Mrs,
Unger,
proprietress.
Phone
H.'uck
700.
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AfH"-Dated
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April,
lilt.