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trmJnt
to
the
Mid.
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It
TITK
SECRETARY
j
AT
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XIISIIT
P.
E.
Robertson
wUl
again
bead
the
Prince
Rupert
Baseball
Association
for
tbe
city,
while
Joe"8cott
baa
been
reelected
to
tbe
petition
or
vice-president.
O.
R.
Tlte
was
elected
secretary
pro.
tern,
and
Geo.
Johnstone
will
represent
the
Intermediate
league
on
tbe
executive.
Tbe
annual
meeting
held
last
night
In
tbe
City
Hall
was
not
as
largely
attended
as
enthusiasts
would
have
liked
but
several
counter
attractions
at
the
same
hour
possibly
prevented
many
from
attending
who
would
otherwise
be
I
giving
the
game
their
support.
This
year
tber
will
probably
be
only
two
teams
In
the
Senior
League
unlna
other
applications
are
received
la
tbe
very
near
future.
It
Is
expected
that
tbe
Sons
of
Canada
and
the
Oyro
Club
wlU
each
have
one
team
entered.
An
Inter,
mediate
league
composed
of
three
teams
will
probably
be
formed
although
definite
plans
for
this
league
have
not
been
decided
upon.
'
Annrhr
mMtfnt
nf
tKm.
lniwMui
'
It
is
expected,
will
be
held
In
the
very
I
near
future
and
further
plans
for
tbe
coming
season
will
again
be
discussed.
SPORT
CHAT
f
According
to
press
reports.
Miles,
tbe
enstiUocal
Nova
Scotlah
athlete
who
won
ine
uosion
marathon,
last
year
lorcea
out
oi
tne
race
this
year
by
the
excessive
heat
which
was
des
cribed
as
"sweltering."
Several
other
Canadians
took
port
in
tiie
race
which
was
won
by
Demar
and
who
has
now
won
this
classic
five
times.
Nova
Stotla
his
produced
a
large
number
of
long
distance
runners
and
the.
sport
receives
good
support
down
there.
One
of
tbe
feature
sporting
events
of
tbe
year
Is
the
annual
ten
mile
road
race
conducted
by
a
Halifax
daUy
paper.
Each
year
a
large
number
from
all
over
the
Maritime
provinces
enter
this
con-
(test
which
Is
considered
to
be
a
better
race
than
the
Marathon
as
many
i
authorities
claim
the
latter
race
Is
too
long
and
too
bard
on
the
contestants.
I
Basketball
rules
have
been
recently
changed
ao
that
only
one
bounce
Is
allowed
In
a
dribble.
The
founder
of
tbe
game
does
not
think
the
change
will
make'
for
any
Improvement
or
will
slop
any
rough
play
as
lta
advocates
profess
to
believe.
It
is
not
known
whether
the
new
rule
will
be
observed
at
once
.by
the
Edmonton
Orads
In
their
defense
of
the
Ladies'
basketball
championship,
of
the
world.
Recent
accident
to
fishing
boat
akmg'
th;
coast
'
wTrphasiKethe
Import
ance
of
being
familiar
with
the
art
cf
swimming.
It
I
generally
considered.
In
sea
port
town
like
Prince
Rupert.
hat
every
boy
and
girl
learn
to
swim.
This,
however.
Is
not
true
and
only
re
cently
when
the
sea
cadets
were
asked
as
to
how
many
could
swim,
a
large
number
answered
In
the
negative.
It
will
probably
be
the
policy
of
this
new
organization
to
give
Instruction
to
thoe
who
have
not
mastered
the
art
but
there
are
a
large
number
of
other
children
in
the
city
for
whom
some
provision
ahould
be
made.
The
Ottawa
Senators,
who
twice
with
in
recent
year
were
eliminated
from
the
eunley
Cup
series
by
second
place
team
after
leading
the
National
Hoc
key
League
all
season,
receive
sympathy
from
the
New
York
DaUy
New
which
attack
the
play-off
system
now
in
vogue
following
the
defeat
of
the
New
York
Ranger
by
the
Boston
Bruins.
The
writer
questions
the
lt'
uatton
"whereby
a
team
can
loaf
In
ibird
place
all
season
conserving
Its
errgy
and
then
on
tbe
crest
of
a
spurt
ride
through
to
brat
a
tsain
that
ha
been
playing
'consistent
flaiAiy
hockey
throughout
-the
playing
seiaon.
The
.
li
u
.
...'t
i
between
tbe
two
teams
(Ottawa
and
Ranger)
that
flnlihed
first."
the
News
My.
"What
a
fine
mean
the
baseball
season
would
be
if
they
wound
up
that
way
with
second
and
third
teams
play.
tug
to
get
into
the
world
nerjea.
How
extraordinarily
allly.f
The
English
Channel,
usually
lashed
and
churned
all
summer
by
disuuire
HAD
BAD
SPELLS
WITH
HER
HEART
Mr.
B.
0.
Hall,
Bolton
Centre,
(Jut,
writes
i
"Boat
time
ago
I
had
bad
fells
wit
taj
heart
wtleh
I
betlev
waj
tusej
br
nervouxnes.
I
tried
varthlcg
I
eonld
think
of,
but
could
fat
no
relief
until
on
of
my
friends
jersndd
ms
to
grt
a
boi
of
After
I
ltd
taken
a
few
boxes
I
got
wonderful
relief.
I
acw
weighbn
suadred
and
thirtv-flva
pounds
where,
before,
I
newr
writ
over
start."
Price
SOe.
a
hox
at
all
tmnnt
.
I
dealers,
cr
mailed
direct
on
receipt
of
j
price
by
Tie-
T.
Uilburn
Cu,
LimiUd,
Toronto,
Out.
onl
mill
pond
In
September.
Tbe
proposed
150.000
swim
frcm
Youngs
ton.
N.Y,
to
Toronto.
Ontario,
on
Labor
Day
has
attracted
many
Channel
aspirants.
Norman
Derham,
the
Englishman
who
beat
Gertrude
Ederle's
time
acrosa
tbe
Channel,
ha
been
training
since
early
in
February
for
the
Toungstown.
I
Toronto
event.
Derham
won
Lord
RlddeU's
"New
of
the
World"
prUe
of
I
tljDOO
In
lowering
Ederle'a
time.
Derham
plana
to
swim
from
England
M
France
before
coming
to
Canada,
thus
conquering
the
English
Channel
In
both
directions.
FIRE
LOSSES
ARE
REDUCED
along
the
lines
cf
the
Canadian
N-.
tlonal
system
during
1024.
about
equal
j
;-.o
max
or
a
medium
auea
house
in
(one
of
tbe
cities."
Mr.
KUby
stated.
'and
this
reduction
in
losses
has
been
brought
about
by
constant
care
and
supervision.
The
eek
of
April
24
to
April
30
inclusive
put
been
set
aside
as
"Save
the
Forest
Week.'
in
Canada,
1ut
In
order
to
reduce
tire
dangers
along
our
lines
we
have
made
every
week
"Bare
the
Forest
-
Week'
on
the
Canadian
National
system.
"Our
forrst
protection
program."
Mr.
KUby
continued.
"U
of
equal
Impor-unce
to
it.
as
any
other
part
of
railway
policy,
for
the
forests
not
only
contribute
a
large
share
of
our
total
freight
revenue
but
a
large
part
of
rail,
way
expenditures
must
aba
go
for
for
tat
protection
"
ASKS
ABOUT
OFFICER
REMOVED
FROM
RUPERT
i,
li.
IUx
nf
Mow
Jaw
Make,
inquiry
in
IIuhw
f
(tomnHHi
and
Hon.
K.
IL
lira
lift
t
Itrplie
While
Royal
.
Canadian
Mounted
?clke
eatlmates
were
under
consideration
In
the
House
of
Commons
at
Ottawa
recently.
3.
O.
Rons.
Liberal
member
for
Mnose
Jaw.
enquired
M
inytlring
had
been
done
to
reinstate
police
who
had
been
as-moved
a
few
Csys
prtor'
to
the
last
election.
"In
Saskatchewan.
I
believe,
two
or
three
o
Seers
of
the
mounted
police
were
removed,
one
from
Prince
Rupert
and
another
from
the
Yukon
territory.
because
they
were
Liberals."
ssld
Mr
Ross.
"The
Idea
was
that
they
should
I
not
be
able
to
me
their
Influence
nor
(to
vote.
At
the
same
time
I
believe
jone
man
was
appointed
aide
de
camp
l
to
the
lieutenant
governor
In
Regina.
land
that
man
Is
the
president
of
the
!
Conservative
organization
of
that
:clty.-
j
I
l
am
ffiad
to
hear
the
observation
I'OREST
PROTECTION
TAMPAUIX
of
made
by
the
hon.
member
for
Moose
CAVWiltX
NATION
II.
RAILWAY
Jaw.
who
knovs
so
much
about
every.
Il
l
ItOKXi:
OOOli
I
thing.
because
he
has
Indicated
that
REMIT
.
these
men
should
be
thankful
they
were
dtsmtascd
from
the
service."
re-
WINNIPEG,
April
21
A
persistent
j
plied
R.
B.
Bennett,
who
was
minister
campaign
against
forest
fires
through-:
of
Justice
at
the
time
referred
to.
"He
out
the
Dominion
of
Canada
brought,
says
they
were
prevented
from
using
about
a
reduction
In
fire
damage
along.
their
influence,
being
Liberals:
appar
the
lines
of
tbe
Canadian
National
.ently
they
desired
to
take
part
In
the
Railways
during
1928
according
to
W.
elections
and
that
would
have
brought
11.
Kllby.
chief
of
forest
protection
on
i
about
their
dismissal.
As
It
Is
thev
tbe
National
system.
During
1926.
total
should
thank
goodness
they
were
moved
fire
damage
over
the
li'jOQQ
miles
of
the
and
not
removed
entirely
from
tbe
Canadian
National
Railway
In
Canada
j
public
service
for
using
their
Influence
amounte
to
1
13
92.
or
about
64
cents
on
behalf
of
the
Liberal
party
In
the
average
loss
per
mile
of
track.
The
election.
The
truth
Is
that
the
gentle,
acreage
burned
over
U
shown
as'
8.041,
men
were
removed
on
the
strength
of
ere
and
420
fire
were
attributed
to
report
made
by
the
snperJntenoVnt
railway
causes.
"This
makes
the
total
who
siu
on
the
floor
of
this
House
value
of
property-
destroyed
j
fire
m
the
moment
With
mv
own
eves
I
An
Ocean
Howe
Party
"One
continual
round
of
pleasure
"
By
day
there's
deck
tennis,
golf,
quoits,
bathing,
miniature
horse
racing,
sports
of
all
kinds;
in
the
evening
cards,
music,
dancing.
The
grand
finale
A
Bal
Masque.
All
for
your
happiness
on
Cunard
and
Anchor
-
Donaldson
Cabin
Class
liners.
CANADIAN
LANAJJIANjr
f
SERVICE
swimmers,
promises
to
t
calm
a
tlx
and
The
Conard
MrainMiln
Co..
Ltd.
CM
lla-llnr
st,
Url,
Vancouver,
or
any
steamship
agent.
anted
For
Sale
For
Rent
HOARD
OARD.
THE
INLANDER,
Second
Avenue.
Phone
17.
ANNIVERSARY
OF
U
10
ZEBRUGGEE
HONORED
Itotal
CanailUn
Natal
Votuntrer
Me-
sM-rte
Hold.
Usnre
tmr
(lrrabin
A
prrvtte
dnc
I
beinc
zlven
bv
the
member
of
the
ward
room
mea
of
the
Itoytl
Canadian
Naval
Volunteer
Reserve
in
the
IjO.DE.
IU1I
tonight
to
Celebrtto
n
annlvertary
of
the
British
haval
u
lory
at
Zebruxee
nine
vears
sen
to.
day.
Invitations
for
this
event
have
oeen
limited
to
member
of
the
local
ranch
of
the
Navy
League
and
about
i2S
persons
will
be
present.
BATTALION
ORDERS
Uy
Lleut.-Co!onrl
J.
W.
NlcholU,
Offlcet
Oiinmanding.
1st
lututlon
North
British
Columbia
Regiment,
102nd
Bn.
C
E
P.
The
commanding
officer
ecHKriu.
late
the
officer.
NCO.'s
and
men
of
ihe
guard
of
honor
and
th
Reglmeitttl
Band
on
their
creditable
and
smart
ap-pesrance
last
Saturdy.
tb
April
Their
Excellencies,
Uie
aovemar.nn.
tral
and
Udf
Wllllngdon.
expressed
mvir
pleasure
wun
the
gusrd
of
honor
ina
rererred
to
the
musle
provided
b
the
band.
A
meetuw
of
the
officers'
with
Regimental
Servt.-XUIoc.
noun
.....
Comi)any
8ergent.MsJor
will
be
held
'
Armoury,
Monday.
25th
April
t
a
p
in.
The
mlnlsture
ranc
is
now
for
Ut
summer
season.
Tlie
frt
practice
ahoot
of
the
vuminrr
ewn
held
Sunday
morning,
uj
I,
t
Mc-
nicnoi
creex.
Dost
leaves
rv.,
n
BJO
sjii.
All
rank
must
attend
at
least
.w
r.ge
practice
at
MeNlchol
Creek
during
the
summer,
to
musketry
mrulatio.
ahd
earn
,.
S.
D.
JOHNSTON,
MJjr
stid
Adjutant,
,
Attd
1st
Bn
N.BO
Regt
By
George
McMaa.j,
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month
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which
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they
should
be
removed
not
because
of
their
poll
tie
1
faith
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n
the
Interests
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the
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of
record
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partment
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Justice
and
oan
easily
be
brought
down
to
substantiate
my
rtalemcut:
It
was
on
the
strength
ut
that
report
that
these
men
were
F0K
SALE
COME
ON,
BOYS!
IF
YOU
ARE
MECII-anlcally
inclined
and
want
ctWap;
boat
engine,
wt
olll
sell
yew
a
urt
Ford
engtn
for
IJiOO.
Part
are
very
Inexpensive.
Overhaul
it
yeurvrtf
a4,
you
wUl
have
a
14
bp.
motor
at
a
very
low
cost
Pafiee
flange.
&00
NAIL
PUNCTURES
IN
TIRE
treated
wUh
Pskov!,
ytt
leak
no
air.
Official
test.
Inexpensive.
Ouaranteed
harmless.
AgraU
writ
far
proof
and
partioular
of
proportion.
-PALCOSEEL"
Alexandria.
Out,
FOR
SALE.
SCOW.
WITH
THREE
mom
eabin.
well
btttlt.
In
good
ron-dittoa.
Lit
hi
and
etwy
Hvtn
quarter
even
for
a
family.
Prke
only
I1MO0
Including
furniture
Apply
to
8ved-mark.
Cow
Bay.
9S
POR
BALK.
AMERICAN
STEAM
HOIST.
7
by
10.
double
drum:
boiler
mlde
for
and
tested
ISO-,
been
uvd
three
weeks.
tljUOjOO
fob
Prince
Oeurf.
Addresa
T.
Rush.
Prtnre
Georye.
BO
FOR
SALE.
NORTHERN
l-RODUCTION
Chinchillas,
from
registered
pedigreed
stock.
Due
410.
Bred
due
II
100.
Unrelated
pair
tit
00.
Forney
Pur
Farm.
Terrace.
BC.
94
FOR
SALE.
I
CO
acre
firs
barn
Island
II
XXX)
or
WIN
exeharsj
for
good
city
property.
Box
37.
Dally
New
'
eft.
FOR
SALE.
FIVE
RCOUED
HOUSE
and
two
lota.
Apply
1040
Tenth
Avenue
and
Bacon
Street
tt
FOR
SALE
SIX
ROOMED
HOUSE
AND
lot
In
post
office
block.
0.2000).
Apply
P.O.
Box
J7.
HI
fOR
8ALE.--CHEAM
Buggy
In
good
Phone
Red
271
WICKER
BABY
I
It
GO.
OPPORTUNrTYl
1300
A
MONTH
now
buy
your
future
homesite.
WUrr
Musle
Store.
AUCTIONEER
I
NEED
MONEY
I
MIGHT
JUST
AS
wen
be
hung
for
a
aherfj
as
a
lamb.
No
one
4
going
to
be
held
up
for
the
next
ten
dayv
Evrrrthlnc
foe
t
your
own
price.
Make
one
Vi4tr
look
like
two
Phone
714.
O.
P.
Brine.
Auctioneer.
HEMSTITCHING
IIIMUTITCHINO
PICOTING
SCALLOP-Ing.
Dollar
Store.
Phone
Red
321.
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PtKI.OII
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Manktirlng
Scalp
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Avenue
ny
Api.ilntment
Phone
0t7
iMiifi
n-KMTtni:
i:riitsm.
Itewurity
A
fiagnon,
firiipt
Irlnrs
144
Third
Avenue
Phone
lUsrk
III
Furniture
nf
sll
ort
botight.
sold
or
Exehtnged.
UPHOLSTERING
rURNITURE
KEPAIRINO:
UrilOL-
terlng
of
til
kind
Chesterfield
recovered
end
made
to
order.
All
ork
guaranteed,
Plton
Green
803
O.
M.
HUNT.
RESTAURANTS
OOOIl
E4TH
I'AFE
Mr.
Ungrr,
Proprietress
Third
Avenue.
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W.
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700
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