11138
WEAR
OUT
Is
damp-proof,
vermimproof
and
a
perfect
insulator,
ensuring
cool
in
summer
and
warmth
in
winter.
Albert
&
McCaffery
Limited
Phones
116
and
117
Sheet
Metal
Works
Manufacturers
of
Pitch
and
Gravel
Koefing
(alvanizetl
Roofing
Chimney
Top
Have
Troughing
Conductor
Pipe
Roof
Flashing
Warm
Air
Furnaces
Store
Pipe
and
Elbows
Jlftal
Hoofs
and
SWlnv
Phone
349
Ilex
167
Trappers!
Are
you
getting
enough
for
your
fur?
If
not.
.come
to
Goidbloom.
Just
now
we
want
wink,
marten,
ermine,
coy-te,
wolf,
foxes
of
all
kinds,
and
lynx.
We
have
large
orders
from
manufacturer
in
the
East,
and
if
we
cannot
fill
them
we
lose
our
bonus.
We
pay
top
prices
for
everything.
If
you
have
a
large
lot.
wire
me
and
I
shall
call
personally.
Remember,
if
you
want
a
square
deal
sell
to
Goidbloom
The
Trappers'
Friend."
Second
Avenue
FISHERMEN
for
i
Pumpernickel
Bread
Rye
Crisp
and
other
Breads,
come
to
The
Rupert
Bakery
Baked
in
an
oven,
heated
by
oil
which
insures
a
well
baked
loaf
and
one
that
will
stay
moist.
Phone
013
J.
Gartm
C.
Diggert
Proprietors
DRY
:
BIRCH
Alt
JAGKPINE
AND
CKIM
Sihle'lokrl'.".!:'.1
Pouble
Lpad
16.
Larg
Sack
!
..!'....'.
.
!
5
.6o
,50
50c
COAL
PRICKS
DOWN
Pembina
Peerless
Kgg
$12.00
Pembina
Washed-Nuts
$1115
Alberta
Soot
less
Kgg
$12.00
Alberta
Lump
$13.00
Also
all
other
classes
of
coal
HydeTransfer
AND
COAL
CO.
18!)
Setund
Avenue
INDIANS
AND
St.
Louis
Cleveland
Waahlngto:
Chicago
.
Boston
St.
Load
I
Cincinnati
I
Chicago
CUBS
SECOND
BOTH
ST.
MM
IS
rlUIUVW.s
A
HltOUVS
BKATKN
IN
Itlli
I.E.UIl
KS
VI.MTKHKAV
(Special
to
Dally
New)
NSW
YORK.
April
18.
Owing
to
teams
travelling
or
unfavorable
weather.
moat
of
the
games
in
the
Big
League
yesterday
wen
poatponed.
In
the
National
League.
Chicago
Cuba
climbed
to
second
place
a
a
result
of
a
win
over
St.
Louts
Cardinals.
St.
Louis
also
fared
badly
In
the
National
League.
Chicago
also
winning
in
this
case.
Cleveland
Indians
won
over
Detroit
Tigers
and
now
have
a
good
grip
on
second
place.
Neither
the
New
York
Yankees
nor
the
New
York
Giants
played
yesterday.
Yesterday's
scores
were
as
follows:
NATIONAL
LK.WU
K
Chicago
3.
8t.
Louis
2.
AMBKHAN
LF.A(ilE
Cleveland
6.
Detroit
4.
St.
Louis
8.
Chicago
4.
(Others
post
poned.)
COAST
I.KACIli:
Missions
8.
Portland
a.
Sacramento
g,
Los
Angelas
4.
Oakland
8,
San
Francisco
to.
Seattle-Hollywood,
rain.
American
league
W
;
Brooklyn
2
a
TOTLISATOR
HAS
L.
L.
Pet.
3
0
1000
4
2
087
6
i
jm
4
1
.800
8
8
.408
1
.
J00
1
6
1(9
0
3
.000
lea
fur
8
1
.T80
8
8
.800
3
.600
3
8
600
4
8
.671
a
a
.oo
a
3
.400
1
3
Jao
NARROW
MARGIN
IN
BRITISH
COMMONS
Mat
art
System
ef
BettiHg
on
Hare
1
"re
tide
lUkntff
for
C'harlteltlr
TUHda
LONDON.
April
IB.
The
Racecourse
Betting
Bill,
which
passed
it
second
wading
In
the
House
of
Commons
had
a
narrow
escape.
Receiving
a
majority
of
fifteen
for
the
second
reading
It
was
saved
from
being
"klllM"
by
a
later
motion
By
two
votes
only.
The
totnllsator
pools
the
bets
on
n
rsce.
and
apportions
the
winning
In
proportion
to
the
stakes
rtahett
by
t'u
winner.
It
will
also
retain
a
percentage
and
a
rorflHbuHbtr'lo
"the
TWfJtlnlT
stakes
and
other
costs,
and
iu
uc
Involves
a
power
on
the
pnrt
of
tli?
racing
authorities
to
license
bookmakers
for
adinlaaton
to
the
course.
It
Is
proposed
that
the
funds
derived
from
the
deducted
percentage
of
the
betting
pool
and
frutn
the
licence
given
to
bookmakers
shull
be
administered
by
a
central
authority
appoints
by
the
Jockey
Club
and
the
National
Hunt
Committer,
and
ahall
be
used
for
increasing
the
stakea
and
improving
racecourse
amenities
and
ultimately
lor
Icheritable
purposes
Around
The
World
With
Sport
Fans
(liy
The
Tramp)
San
Francisco
is
building
a
flue
new
ice
palace
for
professional
hockey,
so
It
seems
about
certain
that
the
game
will
once
more
fwurlah
on
this
oaaat
ext
season.
Dempsey
is
considering
an
offer
from
David
Beiasco
to
take
a
fighting
part
in
a
play
to
be
staged
in
New
York
The
difficulty
Is
that
Dempsey
la
use-l
to
drawing
down
the
cash
In
such
bis
bunches
that
It
la
difficult
for
s
mere
theatre
promoter
to
meet
his
demands
Toronto
Is
backing
Use
Lakealdes
to
beat
the
Edmonton
Orads
at
basket
ball
If
they
should
down
the
cham
plons
they
will
be
better
than
must
westerners
think
they
are.
Friday
is
the
day
act
for
the
boat
The
cool,
comforting
flavor
of
WRIGLEY'S
Spearmint
is
a
lasting
pleaiure.
It
cleanses
the
mouth
after
eating
gives
a
clean
taste
and
sweet
breath.
It
Is
refreshing
and
digestion
aiding.
Artvertw
Ir.
th
THM-v
N
Osrtnsw
bkltl
sn
CeVsr
Hmtmmy
ssslsias
mr
(tirs
ftr
tsal(fsi
fas
htm:
Suttf
sss
rem
sar
Inltr
sr
wells
N.
ftt
re
is
ess.
fsayer
AfssfrtsL
-n
i
between
Foley
and
King
at
Vancouver.
King
trained
at
Seattle
and
is
supposed
lo
make
117
pounds.
Foley
Is
much
In
demand
these
days
lie
la
supposed
to
be
In
Montreal
to
fight
early
in
May
and
some
good
of
fers
for
htm
have
bam
made
by
San
Francisco
promoters.
Frankle
Repose
the
Belllngham
wel
terweight
la
lo
Join
the
party
at
Vancouver
Friday
night
being
matched
against
-
Cddie
Flynn
a
Taceaaa
boy.
This
promises
to
be
a
pretty
good
bat
tle.
Many
basketball
fans
at
praying
that
be
U.BC.
team
will
reverse
the
decis
ion
of
the
opening
game
at
Winnipeg
and
bring
home
the
championship
honors.
For
the
second
game
they
will
have
become
accustomed
to
the
floor.
Jack
Hi
that's
pointer.
Snort
won
th
(hooting
Dog
Btakes.
the
classic
at
the
Victoria
field
trial
Beta
under
the
auspices
of
the
victoria
Gun
-Dag
club.
JJeOMte
tbe
eanredinnry
trying
weather
conditions.
Mr.
Bribers
dot
made
four
perfect
potats,
standing
on
one
for
(over
five
minutes.
Major
Taylor.
Van
couver,
won
the
Puppy
Dog
Stakes
with
his
dog.
Aristocrat
IPROGRAM
GIVEN
i
BY
YOUNGSTERS
IlKTAII.
MKRIIIANT
HAVE
INTKII-KMlVCi
IIIXKHMON
AT
Kk'tllLAIt
MONTHLY
IIINNKIt
The
Retail
Merchants'
Associatton,
at
.'.s
regular
month
dinner
In
the
Commodore
Cafe
last
evening,
enjoyed
an
interesting
diversion
In
the
form
of
a
.auslcal
entertainment
by
six
children
i
lie
program
included
a
vocal
solo
by
Miss
Betty
Cameron,
recitation
b
Adellc
Thurber.
piano
solo
by
Connie
Morgan,
recitation
by
Jack
McRae
and
jsirumental
duet
by
Jimmy
and
Wiz-ner
Bryant.
All
numbers
were
excellently
performed
and
well
received.
D.
C.
MrRa
.
president
of
the
a
Monition,
occupied
the
chair.
Business
the
meeting
wui
otherwise
of
a
nitlne
nature.
iASEBALL
LOTTERY
SCHEME
WAS
CRUSHED
LOS
ANGELES
POLICE
LOS
ANOELRB.
April
11
A
baseball
jttery
scheme
was
crushed
here
when
'!
fleers
of
the
vice
squad
arretted
leorge
Morris
and
confiscated
60.000
use
ball
lottery
tickets
and
a
mailing
1st.
On
Information
furnished
by
tbe
list
he
vice
squad
Is
rounding
up
approximately
00
agents
who
have
been
dis-rlbutlng
the
tickets.
The
police
said
hat
30.000
ttcaeta
already
had
been
intubated
at
a
dollar
each,
a
weekly
-apitel
prise
of
HMO
was
ottered
and
Jelly
prises
were
sold
to
run
aa
high
as
81.000.
with
none
lees
than
6100.
Morris
was
booked
on
a
charge
of
conducting
a
lottery
and
his
agents
will
e
charged
vith
the
pomcaalon
of
lottery
ckets
WARD
HELPERS
IN
TORONTOHOSPLTALS
TORONTO.
April
17.-A
new
occupation
for
women
has
opened
In
this
city
with
the
employment
by
tbe
Toronto
Oeneral
Hospital
of
a
number
of
girls
as
ward
helpers.
Tbe
work
la
not
a
substitution
for
part
of
the
work
which
the
men
as
orderlies
oarry
on
but
It
ruther
a
cross
between
the
minor
task
which
hsve
taken
tbe
time
of
tbe
pro
iesslonaliy-trained
nurse
er
have
been
found
a
little
difficult
for
the
ward
maids.
if
"Aren't
you
proud
of
our
bungalow
.now,
Tohn?
I
never
would
have
believed
Paint
could
make
so
much
difference."
"
It
looks
wonderful,
dear,
anS
it
didn't
cost
half
as
much
as
I
thought
it
would.
That
paint
man
was
certainly
right
when
he
recommended
B'H
'English
bo
highly.
We'll
never
be
jhshamed
of
our
little
typpif?,
mm
Eunish,
OutriniMS
ts
tosttln
Brtairln'S
Cn
jim
h.P
Whits
fi
ss4
Purs
Whitt
Zinc,
csmblntd
In
Ihs
UtU
rroportloot
01
70
to
jo.isrmmg
ins
slisaitst
cfvsrlag
sigattat
ksswa
ts
cltsta.
GORDON'S
HARDWARE
1ST
U
anted
For
Sale
For
Rett
trolling
beau,
packers
and
seiner
See
FisM.
Northern
Raebange,
Oow
Ray.
gc
FOB
SALR
NKW
SPCCD
BOAT:
8:
miles
poaalble
with
Ford
engine.
A
snap.
Phoac
67a
after
3
o'clock.
8:
towseofo-x)
rnmnTrcaz
for
sauc
Phone
Red
868.
FOR
KBNT
rXHt
RENT.
HOUM.
FIVE
ROOMf
and
bath:
newly
papered
Oood
loca
on.
884
Second
Avenue.
Phone
046.
FOR
RRNT.
CLAPPBRTON
HOUSE
Ninth
Avenue
last
Rent
reasonable
Apply
City
Treasurer.
City
Hall.
tf
FOR
HRNT
PUBJtMHED
HOUSKXKIH
ing
rooms
by
the
day.
week
or
mom
I
Phone
Red
007.
tf
FOR
HUNT.
ivOOMS
WITH
OR
WITH
out
betrd.
Central
location.
Pboar
Blue
IN.
tf
iOR
RRMT.
FURHISMKD
HOUSB-
keeplng
rooms.
Apply
Muaaaiiam
Orocery.
PTJRNIRtfBTJ
ROOMS
FOR
TWO
LADIE'
or
two
gentlemen.
Phone
Oreen
680
MODERN
HOUSE
FOR
RENT.
P.
W
Hart
9.1
IcCAFFERYIS
HEAD
OF
FAIR
Vl(
ll-l'KHSlliKNT.
TlKl;R.
pltltKTAUV
M
P
McCaffery
was
elected
praal-ient
of
UM
Northern
BrltMi
Columbia
Srtetrittiral
cb
Industrial
Association
at
:ie
first
meeting
of
the
new
Fair
Board
-t
night.
Plans
for
the
season's
work
vere
discussed
but.
the
president
being
Ibsent.
It
was
decided
to
hold
anothei
iix-etiiig
on
Thuraday
when
various
aa
Iters
will
5e
definitely
decided
upon
including
the
appointment
of
the
sec-fctary-ninagoi.
Following
Is
the
full
list
of
officers:
Honorary
President
-Hon,
T.
D
Pat-tuUo
Honorary
Vloe-Preoident
J.
C
Brady,
MP
President
M.
P.
McCaffery
V
tea
-president
Oeorge
B.
Oasey.
Honorary
Secretary
Aid
a.
P.
Tin-
FIRE
FIGHTER
IS
'
EIGHTY
YpS
OLD
wwEvsttJAnu,
unio,
April
17.
oeorge
Alexander
Wallace,
Cleveland
fire
chief,
is
oallsd
the
world's
oldest
active
fire
fighter.
He
is
an
The
white-haired
veteran
runs
the
fire
department
of
this
city
of
n
million
with
admitted
efficiency,
and
to
be
nearer
the
smell
of
smoke
he
makes
his
office
most
of
the
time
In
an
engine
house
rstnsr
than
In
the
mahogany-outfitted
office
In
the
municipal
building.
Wallace
H
on
the
ground
at
all
fires
Of
any
consequence.
He
Joined
t.hs
Cleveland
tire
depwlniwnt
go
years
go.
Klill.DLNti
MATERIALS
SI'KHI
LI'MHER
FUH'RS.
By
George
McManus
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
aster
--iL-wnedTf
7fefe-
767-
7
I
VOU
HP.
-
ViOW-JC'bT
(one
-two-three
xRD
WHAT
I
"AlO
YOU
ARE
FHEOONJT
OOET
DO
COINC
O
LEARN
HOWTODANCB.
V
j-Pf?OFEaOR
A
I
DO
COUr-'
jJ
'CH'
J
11474,7-
770-
ri
MR-
At.
ACRE.TTO
THE
MB.KNOVJ-
EACH
j
IE
Wall
Board
DANCIMC
TEACHER
HERE
AMY
MiMUTE
n
iof
Jk
K!TrVl
1
1
ii
H'
i
i
ii
TTT'
IV
.
I
teTrr.M
111
II
I
y-
ensures
a
lifetime
etime
of
of
sAUs
satis
I
X
I
.
-
0,
faction
when
used
used
for
for
walli
walls
aaW
'
.
and
celling
tm
toe
tfid
stamiSmj
oi
ine
ouiiding.
won
0
CItUMllLE
EL
INJUN
or
ft
IW.
by
lul
l
ttatiiv'Swvira
lac
Cwi
lt'in
r'f
,eM-vJ
.
1
lit
h
it
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
f
22c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
Ie
titan
50c
FOR
SALE
;trOLLBtR
FOR
SALK
-
-
FIVE
TON
boat,
fully
equipped
and
In
good
shape.
Roomy,
comfortable
cabin
arrangement:
take
your
family
trolling
with
you
this
summer.
Attractive
price.
Write
Alvln
Arness.
Wac-ker.
Alaska.
101
BTT1NO
BOO
11.00
F4TR
SirnNa
from
bred-to-lay
thorough
bred
;
SC.
Leghorn
and
Barred
Rock
HOP
stock.
The
Royal
Fur
and
Poultn
Ranch.
Pacific.
BO
I
OLD
NarWSPAPSRa
MAY
BB
USED
P
stead
of
building
paper
or
to
lay
beneath
carpets
on
the
floor.
Get
special
price
on
Urge
quantities
Daily
News.
FOR
SALK.
WIOKXB
BABY
CAR
rlage.
clean.
Duco
painted.
god
tires;
and
springs,
perfect
condition.
1J00
Apply
Mrs.
Peck.
Phone
Black
1M.
MDRKRATS.
--NOW
BOOKING
ORDK(t
for
summer
and
fall
delivery
fines'
dark
muakrals.
Tbe
Royal
Fur
mat
Poultry
Ranch.
Pacific.
BC
FOR
SALT
COMB
OOOC
BOYS
IJ
Per
M.
Ux4
C',m
Sl7d.
a
good
grade
616.00
'v,
8
.iplap.
No
a
61340
x8
Fir
V
Joint
610.00
3
In
or
4
in.
Flooring
or
V
Joint
MM
16
in
Wall
Shingles
6
1.88
18
in.
Roof
Shingles.
No.
3
Pert.
8
2M
3
in.
No.
1
Shiplap.
any
width
to
la
In
618.00
Rough
Fir
Boards,
mined
widths
8
f
JM
4
Light
Saah.
each
6
110
6
Light
Sash
8
1.00
Inside
doom.
2
ft.
6
In
x
6
ft.
sin
S,V
Back
Doors,
a
ft
8
In.
i
6
ft.
x
8
in.
(glass)
g
AO
Front
Doors,
ditto
6
8.78
Also
a
big
stock
of
finish
lumber
always
on
hand,
as
well
as
Lamatce.
wall
board,
veneer,
etc.
Write
us
for
prices
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