PAQS
FODi;
TH2
DAILY
KEW3
Kt
i,J.,
TIRED
PRINCE
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McManUs
,
!
,
,
i
ri
r
i
v
.
i
il
'i
r
it
OON-T
ARCje-CT
out
IS
REBELLIOUS
I'M
SOW
I
EtAT
FORt-
Q
THK
THC
H''
UTTUC
CfiU
SHE
9
(
n
ou
frightemco
THE
OOCTQBi
THE
Jgi
TOO
LU
W6HT-
THC
CHIUO-
rnsK
Refuses
to
Carry
Out
Dut's
and
Escapes
from
Palace
Only
to
Become
President
Contrary
lo
Ihe
gcWral
belief,
a
son
of
royalty
i
not
n
gentle
man
of
leisure,
a
social
butter-
fly,
a
suit
model
for
say
and
glittering
uniform..
Actually
he
is
a
young
man
leading
a
mighty
heclic
life,
whose
working
dar
entail
'a
much
physical
labor
a
thai
of
the
man
'
'd
urging
ditches?
.'
'
-v"
As
proof
of
tin's,
the
opening
seen'es
of
"A
Regular
Fellow,
show
this
young
European
princa
arriving
at
a
reviewing
stand;
peopled
with
officials
of
high
rank,
and
local
executives.
J'n
anxiety
of
the
group,
watches
in
hand,
Is
allayed
when
he
arrives
in
a
cloud
of
dust,
mounts
the
.stand,
hurries
through
the.
cere
mony
tind
is
whisked
away
by
an
attache
and
his",
staff
to
a1
shipyard
where-
he
js
to
clirislei,
a
ship.
-
'
Toe
Strenuous
'
Xp
sooner
dos
lhe
botfbj
crash
against.,
the
Jow
,
of
the
ship
than
he
ii
off
ro'-anplher
section
of
llm
-city
o.
-dedicate
something
or
other.
And
so
il
goes.
A
half
a
dozen
other
ceremonies
hi
lhe..$ame
day
and-
Ihfc
Prince
rebels;
He.
derides
his
job
is
loo
strenuous
ami
goes
back
to
the
palace
and
demand
a
vacation
pf
his
father.
'Hiking
a
laughs
at
the
idea,
telling
him
his
date
book
is
filled
for
a
month
and
he
must
keep
every
appointment
made
for
him.
The
Prince
decides
to
play
hookey
anrr
gets
ont
f
the
palace
just
in
time
to
meet
a
grouo
of
tourist
from
America.
He
is
not
recognized
and
the
guide
informs
him
that
his
walking
slick
will
not
In
permTffed
in
the
palace.
This
gfves
him
ar
idea
and
he
follows
it
through.
The
result
is-
that
he
and
tin
whole
party
are
thrown
out
ol
the
palace.
Loveliest
Girl
In
the
throng
the.
Prince
sees
fie
loveliest
girt
he
has
ever
laio
eyes
on.
When
he-
atteinDlstfo
talk
lo
her
she
uphraidsjbiih,
for
preventing
mem
from
seeing
the
Prince.
.
Later
he
is
in
5ii
roadster
and
sees
the,
girl
pas
uig
in
a
taxi.
.
He
makes
a
-flying
leap-
from
hi
car
ami
meet
her.
Each
time
he
is
near
enough
to
talk
So
her
he
finds
himself
surrounded
by
hundreds
whj
have
recognized
him'
Then
comes
a
day
when
he
meels
hep
and
she
start
to
run
away
from
him.
He
finds
himself
pursued
by
the
Prime
Min-,
isler,
who
is-
'trying
lo
force
a
UMwiou'Hf
.oo
him,
F.venlualU
he
catches
up
and
(In
Princ.'
learns
that
his
father
has
died.
Rather
than
be
king,
the
Prince
arranges
with
a
Kolshevist
to
overthrow
him
and
then
rushos
to
tell'the
girl.
Just
as
be
is
ahoul
lo
put
his
arms
arounl
the
gfrl,
'
fourteen
disappearing
coast
defence
guns
appear
over
the
rampart
above
them
and
fire
the
presidential
salute.
"What's
this
all
about?':
ihe
Prince
ask
lhe
Prime
Minister
He
is
'informed
that
he
has
been
elected
president
of
the
new
He
public
wlifch
lias
sprung
up.
"And,,
your
Kxeelltncy,"
added
Ihe
leader
of
the
rebels
as
he
hands
Hay
a
paper
which
falls
open
like
a
time
table,
"here
Is"
the-
list
of
corner
stones
you
are
lo
lay,
public
buildings
that
you
must
dedicate,
parades
to
be
re
viewed
and
babies
that
must
be
kissed
beginning
at
six-thirty
tomorrow
morning.
Hay
turns
lo
the
girl
with
rueiui
neansiiake:
I
might
as
well
have
kept
on
being
king.
he
observes,
"
except
for
this
"
.
And
he.
puis
bis
arms
around
the
girl
and
kisses
her
as
the
picture
closes.
OBSTRUCTION
CHARGE
AGAINST
CITY
HEARD
Case'
Against
Corporation
Ad
Journed
for
Eight
Days
so
that
Board
of
Works
May
be
Interviewed
The
charge
brought
against
the
corporation
of
the
city
of
Prince!
tlupert
by
A".
J.
Prud-hornme
of
obstructing
a
thoroughfare,
at
tfi'e
corner-
of
liflli
and
Fraser
Streets
was
further,
remanded
for
eight
day
In
Ihe
cily
police
court
tit
if
morning,
.Mr.
Prudiiomme
sta'..
Ing
that
he
was
prepared
to
drop
the
charge
if
Ihe
cHy
would
tin-jity
lerlae
to
clean
the
location
unlrh
group.
Hie
will
he
very
much
or
make
a
reasonable
jelrort
lojmisjeii,
noiii
iy
"ie
o.tt.i.i.
as
a
keep
it
half
way
decent."
Cily
whole",
and
by
lhe.
girls
fndividu-Soliritor
K.
1.
Jones,
appearii'a;.0"?
for
the
cilv.
staled
be
would!
lake
the
matter
up
with
Hie
Hoant
of
Works.
Mr.
I'rudhomme
.
romplained.
imong
other
things
of
Hip
obi
building
that
houses
,
the
,
steam
roller
-TJiis
building,
he
alleges
was
actually
on
thtV
street.
I
was
n
strictly
speaking
an
olt
Irucjion
lo
traffic'
hut
it
did
he
said,
constitute,
a
nuisance
Magistrate
Mctllymonl
felt
that
an
order
for
the.
removal
of
ths
building
might
have
a
far
reaching
effect.
Oarages
on
various
streets
were
tacitly
permitted
as
convenience
to
owners
of
car.
S.
.
Taylor;
who
appeared
on
behalf
of.Mr.
Prudhomme,
expressed
the
view
thai
cleaning
up
measures
could
hardly
be
effected
if
the
eily
itself
violate
its
own
laws.
PRESENTATION
MADE
MISS
DORIS
CAPOW
Sliver
Circle
Canadian
Girls
In
Training
Entertain
Departing
President
A
very
enjoyable
party
was
held
on
Wednesday
evening
at
Inr
compliment
to
-.Miss
v
noris
V.in
Cw,
who
isleavlll4!fo5
Vani-
couver
shortly.
Ihe
hostesses
were
(he
members
of
the
Silver
Circle;
C.O.I.T.
group,
and
Mrs.
Ilic.
assisted
by
Mrs.
Wilson-
Murray,
was
the
convener.
The
quests
included
the
Misses
Julia
Wallers,
Dorothy
Pal-more,
Virginia
Ilfel,
Julia
Ihomas,
Xellie
Wilson,
Margaret
Watson,
Anita
Lipsett,
May
Xess,
Ciirlfe"
Vance,
Klizalieth
fc-
I.eo.1,
May,
Clark,
Violet
Whitlow,
Alice
Spencer,
Winnie
Hill
and
Helly
Arney.
Many
enjoyable
games
were
played
and
ponlesls
held,
Ihe
prize
winners
beinc
the
Misses
Olive
Cordon,
ftary
W'iillpps.'land
Alice
Spencer,
amt
Julia
Walters.!
Uiler,
refreshments
were
served.
The
C.C.I.T.
presented
Miss'
i.andow
wun
an
umbrella
as
a
loken
of
their
affection
and
es-
leem,
and
as
thanks
for
all
Jhe
nrk
she
had
done
in
her
capac-
coRmrs
SPECIAL
SELECTED
Very
Old
Very
Smooth
E
of
president
of
Ihe
Silver
Mr-
"For
She's
a
Jolly
Oood
Fel-
Iowfwas
sun?
with
great
fervor,
and
the
girls
one
ami
all
wished
their
erstwhilP
president!
thf
best
of
luck
in
her
new
home.'
'
sj
n
i--1
SPORT
CHAT
The
Uyro
Club
and
Xativt
Sons
of
Canada
will
have
thei"
second
meeting
of
the
season
ini
the
Senior
Haseball
League
to-nigh!.
These
two
aggregations,
h,
their
first
game
on
Victoria
Hay
staged
a
hang-up
exhibition
f
baseball
to
a
5-J
score
and
a
repetition
.
of
that
encounter
i
promised
fans
tonight.
The
(Syros
arc
confident
that
they
will
he,
able
to
account
for
tin
Sons
jn
a
manner
similar
t
t
Iheir
first
game.
On
the
other
hand,
the
Sons
are
sure
this
will
hot
happen
rfnd
that
defeat
will
be
turned
into,
victory
for
then
on
Ijlns
occasion.
They
need
this
game
lo
give
them
their
fim
credit
on,,
the
right
side
of
tbf-standing
sheet.
As
a
'culmination
of
a
move
started
some
tjme
ago
in
favo
of.
Sunday
soccer,
John
Kaston
"
'
"
,5
ban
Association,
resigned
fol
(ItiNvliigt?1
playing
of.
a
frame
in
Montreal
last
Sunday
under
the
auspices
"of
the
H.F.A.
For
Name
reasoti,
Tom
Mitchell
oi'
Winnipeg,
vice-president
of
tlx
Association,
also
resigned,
lint
officials
th
real
eneil
to
resign
ii
the
game
between
the
llrodklyr
Wanderers
and
Carslell
of
Mom-real
was
playel
on
Sunday
and
on
Ihe
game
being
actually
played,
Ihey
formally
effeete1
tlmir
threats,
Piayers
for
ihe
Junior.
league
football
iouiall
game
game
tomorrow
tomorrow
after
after-
noon
between
the
High
Schooi
Itorden
Street
Sellout
wilt
be
selected
from
amon
the
fol-
'lowing:
High
School
(Jeorge
McLean.
Joe
coii,
uoroon
veireck
-rap-
lain
,
Allan
Cross,
Willie
Colli
son.
James
Hi-vanl.
Itohbie
Ir
vine.
Murray,
J
Comndin:.
n
la
it.
.
tvlimi
Very
Flavorful
Very
Popular
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by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
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Columbia
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101.1,
Sandy
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Wmnia
in
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Theia,
father
h.it
pasned
awai
at
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OeralU.
Sask.
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they
will
communicate
wil!i
their
brejii.T
James
Mcl.augh-ktn,
flerahl,
Sak.,
will
beat
nometafns
i
their
ailvantagi.
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Avnnue.
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137.
HOARD,
rtooms
and
Furnished
Suites,
palmer
House.
II
MISCELLANEOUS
SL'MMKIl
limp
at
Uke
Kalhly
i
opens
Jur.i'
20.
Fur
particulars
apply
Mrs.
K.
J'..
Itirnie,
Smilhcrs.
Ii.C.
V.
Hill,
V.
Murrison,
S.
Murray
nd
II.
Stalker.
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Street
T.
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K
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A.
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.
SKED
BAR
INDIANS
FROM
POOL
ROOMS
BY
PROVINCIAL
STATUTE
Oamo
Has
Bad
Effect
on
Them
According
to
Department
Reports
to
Government
WtVIOMA.
June
-Kelly
pool,
he
ureal
indoor
Americnn
sport,
-
pioMiw
Ion
much
for
Hrilisli
'
lilumliiii
'
Indinos.
They
have
i
e
.
ml
rii
in
Hie
game
lo
such
i
'!-i!t
that
the
Federal
le-
.iiiuifni
.,f
Indian
Affairs
K
.-kiiw
the
Ilrilish
(Vtlumiila
i.
-Mimen
lo
Hen,
llyfnr
iit
of
"!
in..
ii
m
altogether.
To
do
an
iiiiieiidmenl
lo
the
pre
hi
law
atoverning
pool
rooms
aiiii'iI
'ii-
nci-essary,
and
jnny
be
!:a"ed
al
the
next
session
Of
lhe
r.i'i!ai6re.
If
Indians
are
lo
be
kept
out
of
all
pool
rooms,
however,
the
ciuoperation
of
nm-
.ijia.1
i-d
incU
will
bo
neces
ary
-uUo.
a
the
provincial
regu
lalion
affect
only
poof
rooms
in
iinoraanicil
districts.
Pool
auiiarently
exercises
fatal
c4i
Hi-iii
for
the
native
mind,
ii
is
stHi'il.
Indian-pnfer
it
lo
heir
iiMial
ociiiaiqns
of
flslw
111'
.111.1
I
i...i.rifW
n.l
II
t....l
I
n
"
I'l'in
llii
ifc
iciiii
i.i
tMulcnte
l(bU
of
Idleness
in
them,
ii
is
AM.
Instead
of
killing
fui-bmrlng
animals,
the
native
huiitsmen'in
some
place
frequently
$peid
their
thne
shooting
iioul,
So
.
serious
has
I
ho
riui
iiiallon
oj
the
game
he-tome,
hub-ed,
,lhal
Federal
off;
Pi'Tb
thl!f)vmciai01ov!i
mimeut
t.,r-tyjrislderallon.
n.iviog
tnade
her
calls
In
the
Skei
-on
lliver,
Union
steamer
CataJa,
Cnn,
n,
Johnnlone,
ar-riveii
in
nort
from
ihe
south
c.f
?:'I0
hi-
qflernoon
enroule
lo
nie
aas
ltfyer.
Tlie
vessel
saIN
from
her-
itn
her
return
lo
Vancouver
and
wayporl
at
JO
o'clock
totngvy
morning.
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O
I9W
rr
Iwtl
Fatu"
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or
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A
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Man
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lot.
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