PAGE
FOUC
SEANO'CASEY
i
SECURES
PRIZE
Irish
Playwright,
Formerly
Dock
Labortr,
Honored
In
London
LONDON,
April
21.
The
Lit
est
honor
ijull
lias
fallen
In
Seart
iH.asey
I
IIio
Hawthornden
Lit
erary
Prize
of
citio,
Insliluled
bv
Miss
AJice
Warrandcr
in
igiu
ir.
uufsey
is
i.
author
or
limn
ami
the
Payeork,
which
for
some
limn
ha
been
running
in
London
Ihealres,
nnd
The
Plough
ami
Ihe
Stars,
more
recently
produced
in
Dublin.
Not
very
Ions
ago
Mr.
tyisey
was
a
dock
laborer.
J
I
came
from
Ireland
to
London
lusee
Juno
In
its
mero
poman
setting,
and
has
been
lionized
by
literary
and
dramatic
circles.
Hut
no
compliment
paid
iiim-7-cxcepl.
i
li
favor
of
the
limine
can
have
equalled
the
Irihule
to
his
play
which
came
from
I.rinl
Oxfifrtl
ami
AsquHi
in
presenting
him
wilh
the
IJaw-
thoriidi'ii
Prize.
Objects
to
See
Plays
I
suppose
(said
Lord
Oxford
mere
aro
a
pood
many
playgoers
here
one
of
the
most
in.
lelligcnl.
classes
in
the
community
hut
which
of
us
who
belong
to'
thi
class
have"
not
hi
now
Income
heart
ily
sick
of
the
stala
and
monotonous
reproduction
of
.yhat
is.
called
the
sex
problem,
with
its
triangles,
its
complexes,
and
its
more
or
less
thinly
disguised
indecencies,
holli
of
an
cruage'and
of
situation?
During
the
last
twelve
months
we
have
had
a
relief
and
a
revelation
in
the
discovery
of
a
still
young
man,
who
has
produced
on
Hie
stage
here
in
London
a
work
which
I
do
not
myself,
so
far
as
my
own
judgment
is
of
any;
value,
hesitate
to
describees
the
most
moving
and
impressive
drama
that
wit
have
seen
for
ten,
of
juay
he
fifteen
or
even
twenty
years.
I
mean
the
drama,
Juno
ami
the.
Paycock.
Spoke
In
Gaelic
Mr.
O'Cascy,
who
has
learnl
Oaelic,
chose
to
begin
his
thank
in
that-
(language.
Happily'
foi
the
-comprehension
of
his
audience,
he
went
on
in
Knglish
He
would
like,
he
said,
to
accept
I
fie
prize
also
as
a
trihute
lo
the
drama
of
the
Ahhey
Theatre
and
to
the
wonderful
acting
of
the
Ahhey
players.
CREDIT
BUREAU
IN
CITYJS
PLANNED
Buyers'
Week
to
be
Held
Again
this
Year
by
Retail
Merchants'
Association
The
llelall
Merchants'
.Usocia-
lion
is
considering
Ihe
advisabil
ity
rif
establishing
a
credit
bur
eau
in
Ihe
t-ily
and
is.
also
work
ing
on
plans
for
Hit
holdrng";nf
a,
Muyers'
Week
agaili
this
year
in
connection
with
the
Kxhibi
Hon.
.
;Tlie
regular
mnnlhly
dinner
meeiing
or
I
lie
Association
was
held
last
niht
in
Ihe
St.
Hegis
Cafe
with
President
P.
It.
Linzey
Hi
Ihe,
cialr.
There
was
a
good
ajleqdance;'
of
members
and
giiesls
we're,
Messrs.
Hall
and
Lumsflen
of
Vancouver.
.iibj-ciMiimillees
op
the
Assoc
iation
are
heinji:
formed
with
the
following
as
chairmen:
I
Ury
goods
and
men's
furnish
iiigs
Oporge
Hryanl.
t
firneers
and
bulcbers
L.
Mur
ray
Fuller.
.
Hakersand
confeclioners
T
Andrew.
Malionery
and
prinling
F
Dihb.
Hardware,
painls
and
hoiuj
fiiniisliings
A.
V.
Kdge.
'
DISORDERLY
HOUSeInD
J
ASSAULT
CHARGES
ARE
I
HEARD
IN
POLICE
COURT
Violet
Smith
alias
Jean
Morin
the
fanic.
woman
"who
was
de
eribed
In
Vancouver
despatche
as
"Mrs.
Vicnnef
at
Ihe
time
she
allowed
one,
Virginio
Do
ran
1
1,
his
freedom
from
Okalla
Prison
aflerhaving
kept
)iiro
mere
inreo
years
for
rlebl,
ap
pea
red
in
the
clly
police
police
courLlhU
morning
and,
pleading
igilllfy
to
the
charge,
was
fined
ISO
for
being
the
Inmate
of
disorderly
house
at
108
Com
ox
Avenue,
littler
known
as
the
"HnlhjHouse."
.In
connection
with
the
same
case,
there
was
a
charge
of
as
faujt
laid
;hy
;
fiforge
Wilson
against
Marcil
VlenneL
The
as
Ciauli
was
alleged
to
have
taken
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
1
T
On
reemnmnnihilimi
nf
ll
he
of
such
a
nature
that
it
may
he
later
used
for
other
purposes.
I'he
Shriners
themselves
aw
to
huild.an
arch
on
Third
Avenue,
in
the
vicinity
nf
Sixth
Street
and
ihe-railway
company
will
put
on
a
up
near
the
wharf.
Aid.
Stephens
suggested
that
the
city
arch
should
he
permanent
in
nature
-o
Dial
it
might
he
used
f(tnt
iuojiiisly.
To
put
up
a
permanent
arch
such
as
suggested
hy
Aid.
Stephens,
it
would
cost
!HiO
Aid.
Perry
staled.
Aid.
Jos.
Oreer
felt
that
the.
city
could
not
afford
such
an
expendi
ture
at
litis
time.
Finally
it
was
lecided
to
accept
the
hoard
of
wprks'.
.report.
.
Under
the
report.
Hie
city
will
put
Hie
framework
of
the
arch
hut
it
will
he
incum-
eijt
upon
the
Shriners
or
such
organizations
as
use
it
to
look
after
its
decoration.
ISITING
LECTURER
SPOKE
TO
STUDENTS
Walter
Mcllaye,
the
visiting
lecturer,
addressed
the
students
f
the
High
School
yesterday
af
ternoon
on
Canadian
Ideals
in
hich
he
stressed
the
,
import-
ince
nf
taking
a
deep
interest
in
ivic
affairs
anil
Oauadiau
liisf
lory.
He
emphasized
ihe
fact
that
there
was
a
large
amount
of
high
class
Canadian
prose
literature
and
poetry
and
he
illus
trated
the
statement
by
(riving
a
number
of
selections
from
the
Janadian
poets,
much
to
the
en
joyment
of',
member,
of-
the
classes.
SAVE
THE
FOREST
MEETING
TERRACE
i
r.iiii.M.i.,
.vpru
si.
n
ap
peal
was
made
In
the
people
of
the
district
lo
prevent
forest
fires
at
a
meeting
in
the
O.W.V.A.
hall
here
Monday.
It.
K.
Allen
presioeu
ami
uie
sieaKers
were
Olof
Hanson
and
P.
S.
Itonny.'i
Holh
asked
for
co-operation
in
fire
fighting
and
preventive
measures.
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
April
21,
1916.
Flags
are
being
flown
in
Prince
Ilupert
today
to
mark
the
first
anniversary
of
the
battle'
of
SI
Julien
when
a
handful
of
Can
a
dian
soldiers
stemmed
the
on
coming
Oerman
masses
In
conn
ter-allaek.
During
a
fire
at
the
Ilnya
Hotel
the
day
before
yesterday
Ihe
grips
of
J.
K.
Selerlnglnr.
and
..Archie
Macdougall,
llazellon
prospectors,
were
stolen.
A
scoreless-draw
was
the
re.
suit
of
a
football
game
played
yesterday
afternoon
between
III
Callies
and
the
rest
of
Prince
Rupert.
VE-b
tEHO
THC
TVsO
TICKETS.
TOR
TUP
nnroA
nlnpn
tii
si
i
m
I
few!
a
4lm
4n.il!
'
House."
Vieiinel
was
given
th
henefit
of
the
doulil
and
Hie
1
largo
again!
him
was
dis
missed
with
a
caul
ion.
CITY
WILL
BUILD
ARCH
OF
WELCOME
TO
VISITING
SHRINERS
Will
Not
be
of
Permanent
Nature
But
Such
as
May
be
Used
for
Other
Occasions
SERIOUS
CHARGE
IS
LAID
AGAINST
BRUCE
Police
Sergeant
McGllnchy
Will
Not
be
Able
to
Resume
Duty
For
Some
Time
Following
Scuffle
."Veil
llruce
appeared
in'
the
ily
puliec
court
yesterday
af-
lernoon
and
was
formally
charg
ed
with
Hie
serious
offence
or
jesisiing
a
police
officer
in
the
execution
of
his
dulicsi.
klwurd
IJearn
was
charged
with
oh-
slruclitig
an
officer.
Holh
were
M.ard
of
works,
(he
city
couiiclih1'.?
'.J0'
T'1'1
,lay
l.-wl
nial.l
I
,...nl
.,
r,
'""
--tTHI.Ull
II
Hugh
Mc-
.
i.ki.
ir.
,..,
...
,.
..
.
uch
at
the
corner
of
Fullonr,m",,,
,r
.
as,,:V,MP"
;lreel
and
Third
Avenue
at
an
estimated
cost
of
$uo.
The
arch
is
to
he
ready
Mr
the
forlh-
omiivg
visit
of
Slirincrs
hut
will
on
Monday
night,
is
at
his
home
under
the
doctor's
care
and
it
will
he
some
lime
before
it
will
he
possihle
for
him
to
resume
his
duties.
His
eyes
arc
alleged
lo
have
been
gouged
hy
Hruce
with
his
nails
in
(he
scuffle.
Om
of
them
was
particularly
badly
injured.
HOUSEWIYES'
UNION""
IN
GREAT
BRITAIN
Will
Deal
W
th
Prices
and
Insist
on
Cleanliness
In
Handling
of
Food
LONDON,.
Apri)
21
The
ltrit-
sh
llousewive-'
Association
has
held
its
first
public
meeting.
1!
eeks
lo
orgniiize
women
throughout
the
country
lo
dca'
witli
prices,
lo
insist
on
the
cleanly
handling
of
food,
to
pre
vent
adulteration,
ami
generallj
to
improve
the
conditions
ot
home
life.
Mrs.
Drappcr.
a
member
of
Ihe
Food
Counci..
presided
and
urged
men
to
show
more
concern
for
Hie
dilHculliiM
women
had
ni
spending
the
b'oGsehojil
'
niimVy,
.Mrs.
Wilson,
another
-
membei
f
the
Food
Council,
spoke
a
member
nf
the
working
classed
ayiiug
that
years
ago
she
bad
to
keep
house"
,
on
It's
a
week,
Mrs.
S.
S.
Iel,
the
chairman
of
the
association,
remarked
on
the
need
for
its
acllvilies
in
this
on
n
try;
such
bodies
had
existed
in
Australia,
die
united
Mates.
iermauy,
and
Hie
Scandinavian
countries
for
some
years.
A
member
of
the
audience
isked
how
all
the
objects
of
Hi"
association
were
lo
be
achieved,
iml
pointed
out
that
it
was
no
Use
appealing
U)
liter
J
woman.
hood
of
England
unless
Hiey
were
lold
how
they
might
Hecuns
lli'ese
iiiiprovemi'hts.
Public
Opinion
Mrs.
Peel
replied
that
most
of
these
things
depend
on
the
fur
malion
of
a
strong
public
opin
ion.
When
I
bey
bad
produceil
Hint
they
coubl
ronfrdeiilly
ap
proach
members
of
Parliament
or
borough
councillors.
Ulti
mately
Ihe
association
would
1"
able
lo
put
its
member
in
touch
with
traders
who
would
supply
what
Ihev
wanted
in
Ihe
way
they
wanted
it.
SUGGESTED
MERGER
ATLANTIC
FISHERIES
Three
Big
Concerns
May
Join
Forces
at
Other
Side
of
Continent
TOIlONTO.
April
20.
It
is
un-
derslooil
that
three
of
the
largest
fisheries
concerns
on
Canada's
Atlantic
coast
have
been
ap
pmarhed
wilh
proposals
for
i
merger
of
their
Inleresls.
Montreal
fnveslmeul
house
I
menliourd
In
connection
wilh
Hie
negotiations.
The
three
fisheries
enterprises
mentioned
are
Maritime
Ffsli
Corporation;
National
I'fsh
Cor
poralion
and
Atlantic
risherips
They
control
Ihe
luilk
of
lliii
trade
In
deep
water
fish
on
Can
TiTr!
DAILY
NEWO
TOCKr-
fUU
HrWE
TO
TAKE
qqie.
to
the
opera
V
antedn
hor
ForJRent
Sale
i
Z
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
E
found,
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
lets
than
50c"
.Ida's
eastern
sea
board
and
als
ire
interested
in
inshore
fisher
es
as
well.
llecenl
dcvcl"infnts
in
Hi!
transportation
of
fish
for
long
distances,
Including
Ihe
use
of
modernized
refrigeration
meth
ods,
eliminating
ice.
have
beer.
responsible
for
expansion
in
the
Canadian
markets
for
fish.
Ad-
orliiiig
through
trade
and
consumer
publications
lo
eat
fin
for
health's
sake
has
also
served
to
enlarge
markets
and
draw
attention
to
the
profit
possibilities
In
Canada's
fi-beries.
Kxport
shipment
have
been
made
of
fresh
fi-h
with
som
legree
of
success
and
there
is
it!
very
large
trade
in
drinl
ami
sailed
fish.
SPORT
CHAT
A
men's
gymnasium
club
has
een
organized
in
vaiolerhoof
with
the
folloMing
officers:
Pre-
idenl.
Oril
Hail
ley;
vice-presl-
Jenl,
Cecil
Steele;
secrelurv
treasurer,
A.
M.
Kinbley;
etecu-
ive,
Joseph
Harllo?
and
Sluar!
Ially.
The
club
is
open
to
iiicm-
hership
for
all
male
residents
of
Vanderhoof
.over
sijleen
years
of
e.
The
Vanderlioor
Tennis
Cluo
lias
elecledcil
olllrcrs
for
the
year
is
follows:
President,
K.
F.
W.
Heath;
vice-presjdenl,
II.
II.
Man-
ell;
secretary-,
J.
A;
Thompson:
executive
coniuiillcc-
Mrs.
Moure
frtid
D.
W.
Doilald.
Arrangements
are
being
rnadn
lo
have
a
tenjil-
tonniaini
nl
mi
Kmpire
Day
b-
(ween
Vanderhoof
and
Iturio
Lake.
Die
dominion
basketball
semi
final
will
be
held
in
Winnipeg,
April
St
and
2H,
between
the
New
Weslntliisler
ami
the
Winnipeg
team.
The
winners
will
go
east
lo
meet
the
Montreal
A.A.A.
in
Ihe
Dominion
finals
April
:0
and
May
I.
in
Montreal.
The
baeiall
season
will
open
in
Stewart
ipn
'May
8,
when
it
i
experled
teams
'
(rnih
I'Vjiuivlli'i
pertind
Kelclilka'Utrenri-senllng
Hie
Mooter
t.odgiW
of
I(4'c3ties
will
visit
the
camp.
Plans
are
going
ahead
energetically
for
a
big
celebration
,,u
the
day
wilh
Hill
Anderson
chosen
as
the
manager
of
the
Stewart
team.
O.
W.
Smith
has
donated
a
cmi
for
competition'
between
the
ilewarl.
ami
llyiler
leains.
,
Steps
for
Ihe
organization
of
basketball
league
hi
Slewarl
were
taken
last
week
al
a
meeting
Which
elected
J.
D.
McDonald
a
manager
and
chose
a
sub-corn
inillee
consisllng
of
Miss
.Mary
I'ompkins,
secretary,
Miss
F.dilh
Crawford
and
Louis
Iteuson
as
organizers.
Another
rne'eliiwr
Is
being
held
this
week
lo
perfect
organization.
PRINCE
RUPERT
TIDE8
Tuesday,
April
20.
High
7:21
a.m.
I
ri
.11
ft
21:11
p.m.
I0.n
"
Low
.8
a.m.
1
1.
1
"
1:I8
p.m.
7.7
"
Wednesday,
April
21
Hitfl
8:52
a.m.
1
5.8
fl
22:00
p.m.
1
0.7
Low
3:03
a.m.
1
1.
1
I5:2fi
p.m.
7.(1
Thursday,
April
22
High
li:53
a.m.
10.3
22:52
P.m.
17.0
Low
......
V08
a.m.
10.
1
16:19
p.m.
7.1
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JVANTRB
WANTl'.D.
Iteturn
tubular
a
locomotive
lioiler,
75
h.p.
or
over,
not
less
than
li't
lbs.
pressure.
Stale
price
on
rsll
al
rtupert.
Apply
P.O.
lint
IrtSli,
Prince
Ituperl.
H.C.
U1
WANTKD.
Mni4(
for
general
housework.
Apply
Mrs.
Tre-
niayne.
Hays'
I
(lock.
VUam
.111,
WANTHD.
-
I'.ierieiiced
maid;
family
of
two.
Mrs.
D.
C.
I'alerson,
Hank
of
Montreal.
MAID
Wonted
fur
general
liou.
work.
Mrs.
Dlof
HaHson.
Phone
(Hue
tf
FOR
SALE
FOIt
SALH-
Well
built
house
in
Weslview,
four
lots,
.1.l?i0.0(t.
House
on
Fifth
Avenue,
Sep.
linn
7;
two
lots.
1,
80d.no.
We
have
also
Iwn
nf
Ihe
very
best
residences
intheetlv
for
sale
at
attractive
price.
McCaffery
&
OhjHn,
Ltd.,
Insurance
and
Heal
llslate
FOIt
SAL!!.
Oak
chiffonier.
bevelled
glass;
kitchen
table,
new;
spring
not:
oak
ditiiiu
extension
table.
ule
spring.
2
oak
library
table,
t
trunks,
several
picture
frames
al
specially
low
prices
this
week.
.Northern
Exchange,
Second
Avenue.
Phone
:3.
I'OIl
SALIi
Remington
portable
typewrller,
nearly
new;
unljdl
oak
Hilling
table
and
chairs,
and
other
household
effeots.
"Ifi
Kfxlitb
Avenue
Kal.
Plimi'
lllack
2I..
tf
FOIt
SALK.
Five
roomed
house
oti
Iwo
lot,
furnished;
nil
In
gaplen
ami
berry
hushes,
$1-750.00
on
lerms.
Apply
T.
Mo-Glymont.
if
FOU
SALK.
Prince
llui.erl's
Hest
Hargain
-three
lots
on
Taylor
SI
reel,
all
for
$375.00
cash.
Waslenhnver
Urns.
FOIt
SALK.
Itahy
carriage
It
excellent
condition.
Phone
72.
it:
TO
RENT
FOIt
HK.NT.Modern
five
roomed
house.
wil,
bath.
Second
Ave,
Weslview.
Phone
Hlue
001
after
5
p.m.
or
Thursday
af
ternoon.
1)3
TWO
rooms
lo
j"ent
in
private
home,
waterfront
view,
up-lo
dale
fiimishinfg.
3.10
Fourth
Avenue
Hast.
Phone
Hlue
500
FOIt
HKNT.
Pianos,
player
pianos,
phonographs
and
sew
machine.
Walker's
Music
Klore.
FOIl
HUNT.
Modern
four
room
ed
flat,
with
Monarch
range,
In
Clapp
block.
Weslenhaver
Urns
TJIINISIIKI)
Housekeeping
llootns
lo
rent
hy
the
day,
week
or
month.
Phone
lied
007.
If
FOIl
HKNT.
Furnished
house
keeping
suite,
Mussallem
Apartment.
Phone
18.
it
FOIl
HKNT.
Four
.room
siiile,
hot
water
healed.
Apply
Smith
A-
Mallet.
MODKHN
FLAT
for
Ilnnt.
Apply
Max
lleilbroner.
f
BOARD
AND
ROOM.
HOAIID.
The
Inlander,
8.10
Second
Avenue.
Plume
1
37.
HOAIID,
llooms
nnd
Furnished
Suites.
Palmer
House.
tf
HOAIID
AND
ItOOM.
Seal
Cove
Hotel.
Phone
408.
By
George
McManu8
-
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1926
t
Int-.
Fc,tuc
Si
vice
1st
h,
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H"
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.'Article.
AUTOMOBILES
and
Ac
See
the
New
Improved
CHEVROLETS
Touring,
price
F.O.ll.
Prince
Ilupert
IH7H.00
Itoadster,
price,
I'.
O.
II.
Prinrc
Ituperl
f87H.no
Coupe,
price
F.O.ll.
Prince
Ilu
pert
11,120.00
Goaeh,
price
F.O.ll.
Prince
Itu
perl
91.122.00
Sedan,
price
F.O.ll.
Prince
llu-
pert
v
,22l).OC
landau
Sclan.
nrlce
F.
O.
II.
708.00
l-m
ton
Chassis,
price
F.O.ll.
Prince
lluperl
lliM0.no
Call
In
and
gel
particular
of
tlu
O.M.A.O.
Easy
Payment
Plan.
A
few
bargain
in
Second
Hand
Cars.
KAIEN
QARAQE
Dealers
in
all
Oeneral
Motor
PrmJuets.
(idillae.
MeLauglw
lilt,
Oakland,
Oldsmoblle,
Pon-llac
and
Chevrolel.
witF.CKiMi
si'.nvir.i:
day
and
XHillT
TAXI
Phone
87
Tail
(Call
Oeorge,
Paul
r
iinl'
Sit
And
Seven
Paenger
Slmle
baker
at
your
disposal
any
tune.
ROSS
BROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Block,
Arrns
from
Kmpres
lintel.
FURNITURE
AND
RANGES
HANOI'S
and
Furniture
at
most
reasonable
price.
When
yot,
require
any
ariicte
for
Ihe
home.
Just
come
in
or
phone,
t'sed
furniture
Itoii.v
lit
mil
-
rigtii
or
exinanae.i
tor
new
furnllure.
A.
MaeKenzie,
Fur
nllnr.
Phone.
775.
GOOD
EATS
CAFE,
Third
Avenue
Opposite
Henson's
Sludln.
0001)
MF.ALS.
(iOOD
CAKI'.S
Coffee
or
Tea
Served.
IlKAL
IIOMK
COOKKD
MKALS
Mrs.
Ungr.
Proprietress.
BOOKKEEPINQ.
WANTKD.
Hooks
lo
po;
nv-erntnenl
relums
made;
public.
atiitiis.
Males
reasonable,
O.
Williamson.
Phone
lllack!
8f.
ROTHWELL'8
TRAN8FER
CoaJ
Wood
If
PRINCE
RUPERT
MUSIC
STORE.
Back
to
the
old
stand.
315
Third
Avenue.
All
the
latest
in
811
KKT
Ml'SIC.
Columbia
New
Process
RECORDS
AND
PHONOQRAPHS.
and
Furniture
Moving
Haggage
ami
Ktpress
Str.nd'.LIlllo's
News
Stand,
Phone
152,
lies.
Phone
Oreen
020
FURNITURE.
Vw
nnd
Secondhand
Furnl-lure
8lore.
We
lluy.
S,cl
nnd
Kx.
change
New
and
Secondhand
Oonds.
OEO.
PAPADOPULOS
830
Third
Ave,
Phone
04G
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SCHEDULE
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FORD
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