PAGE
SIX
THE
DALLX
NEWS
ess?
$10,000
Prize
Winning
Letter
on
"WHY
THE
LAUNDKY
SHOULD
DO
MY
WASHING"
"I
am
a
happy
wife.
I
am
a
happy
mother.
I
send
my
washing
to
the
laundry.
"Gone
are
the
hours
of
stooping
over
a
steaming
wash
tub.
Gone
is
the
aching
back
and
the
rough,
chapped
hands
and
brittle
nails
caused
by
plunging
the
hands
into
hot
and
cold
water
and
by
hanging
the
family
wash
out
in
the
wind.
Gone
are
the
evenings
of
morose
.silence
in
our
family
sitting
room
because
it
was
wash
day
and
mother
is
too
tired
to
speak
a
pleasant
word.
"The
laundry
gives
me
more
hours
for
mothering.
I
have
two
children
of
preschool
age,
the
most
impressionable
time
in
their
lives,
who
need
every
spare
moment
for
supervision
and
organized
play
that
a
mother
can
possibly
give.
I
have
more
hours
for
pleasant
social
activities
and
community
work.
I
let
the
laundry
be
the
drudge.
'
"Laundry
service
is
cheaper.
Counting
the
labor
of
the
wife
at
even
twenty-five
cents
per
hour,
or
the
wage
per
hour
of
the
laundress
plus
tSe
inconvenience
and
expense
incurred
by
her,
plus
materials
and
depreciation
of
equipment,
there
can
be
no
doubt
of
it.
"The
laundry
saves
time,
saves
health,
saves
money,
saves
ojothes.
Those
reasons
should
be
sufficient
to
convince
the
housewife
that
her
laundry
is
a
community
blessing."
Won
by
Mrs.
A.
W.
Thomas,
West
Allis,
Milwaukee,
Wisconsin.
CANADIAN
LAUNDRY
and
Dry
Cleaners
Thone
8
A
Step
Forward
Your
first
visit
to
the
Chiropractor
is
a
real
step
forward.
It
is
advancement,
because
it
means
that
you
are
making
a
change
from
a
system
which
deals
with
the
alleviation
of
ills
to
one
which
aims
to
remove
the
cause
of
that
ill.
As
time
passes
the
superiority
of
Chiropractic,
a
system
which
seeks
only
to
keep
the
path
of
nerve
transmission
open
so
that
Nature
may
function
in
a
normal
manner,
will
be
made
evident
to
you
in
the
form
of
better
health
at
a
lowered
cost.
By
my
chiropractic
health
method
I
correct
diseases
of
the
eyes,
ears,
nose,'
throat,
lungs,
heart,
stomach,
liver,
kidneys,
bowels
and
lower
organs.
YOUR
APPOINTMENT
for
health
can
be
made
by
telephoning
Green
241
Consult
VV.G.
Aspin
all.
D.C.
G
and
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Exchange
Mock
Green
211
Itexidcnce:
1037
1st
Avenue
NEW
YORK
SAFE
IN
LEADERSHIP
BOTH
LEAGUES
(jlANTS
TWO
AMI
A
HALF
(JAMES
AIIKAU
OI'
l.VKDISAj.S
AND
vAXKAlWlitt.iri(
m:viU
'
fcANI
INDIANS
(Special
to
Dally
News)
NEW
YORK,
May
5.-
New
York
took
a
firm
hold
on
both
Big
League
leader
ships
yesterday,
th
Giants
being
a
full
two-and-a-half
games
ahead.
of
the
Si.
Louis
Cardinals
as
a
resultjbf
a
victory
over
the
Cincinnati
Reds
yesterday
and
the
Yankee,
whose
heavy
hitting
spelt
disaster
for
the
Chicago
White
Box
be
lug
one
game
up
over
the
Cleveland
Indians.
Boston
rose
from
the
cellar
In
the
American
League
with
a
win
over
Cleve
land
Indians.
Boston
rose
from
the
cellar
In
tlx
American
League
with
a
win
over
Cleveland
and
Chicago
is
now
In
the
Cincinnati
dropped
to
third
place
ir
the
National
League
and
St.
Louis
Car-
r
put
tr
RIGHT
OLE
BOY
&
fez
.
(
IIAI
SKIC
f)K
DETROIT
Runner
up
for
Ruth
as
be
prepared
for
his
fifth
homer
yesterday.
dlnals
are
now
In
second
place.
Yesterday's
scores
were
as
follows.
NATIONAL
I.K.UU
K
New
York
11.
Cincinnati
7.
Boston
3.
Pittsburg
13.
Others,
rain.
AMERICAN
I.KAdlK
Chicago
4.
New
York
10.
St.
Louts
6.
Washington.
13.
Detroit
6.
Philadelphia
10.
Cleveland
2.
Boston
3.
I.KAfU
E
MTANDINOS
National
league
W.
L.
Pet
Hew
York
10
4
.714
St.
Louat
9
8
.63
Cincinnati
10
9
.538
Brooklyn
8
8
MO
Pittsburg
9
9
M0
Chicago
9
1
.444
Boston
7
9
.448
Philadelphia
8
9
.400
American
League
New
York
11
4
.733
Cleveland
13
414
Philadelphia
8
8
.815
St.
Louis
13
10
.54'
Washington
...7
.447
Detroit
9
14
491
Boston
8
11
343
Chicago
7
13
440
II.
S.
WALLACE
CO,
I.TI).
May
Belle
Bloomers
and
Vests
Dotwtte
or
full
length.
Beautiful
Coloring!
HIoomei-M
1.7.",
Vests
.51..0
Small
Suite
to
Kent
Wallace
Block
H.S.WallaceCo.Lld.
3rd
Avenue
and
Fulton
Phone
J
BLANKET
Special
For
three
weeks,
coalmen-t
injf
)Uy
7,
we
will
give
the
following
prtiwif:
''-
Single
lllanWelK
'
'Xi?
Double
IllanL'U
......
500
All
Blanket
wanned
in
Ivory
Soap
and
returned
nice
und
fluffy.
Pioneer
Laundry
Fhone
118
n
"Now
don't
forget
H
H
to
bring
me
Dr.
Chase's
IB
:
Bj
.Nerve
Food.
I
am
feeling
H
W
so
much
better
I
don't
want
H
H
to
misj
a
single
dose."
W
PROGRESS
MADE
ON
NEW
FOOTBALL
CLUB
Team
la
Praetlrally
Mgneil
up
ami
James
Andrew
Ajijioliiteil
Trainer
Meeting
Laat
Et
ruins
A
meeting
of
the
new
Thistle
Football
,'lub
waa
held
last
night
In
the
City
A
Ui
with
the
president,
8.
D.
Macdonala.
n
tho
chair.
The
players
who
will
form
he
team
have
now
been
practically
set
tled
upon
though
all
have
not
yet
been
Ijned
up.
The
names
of
the
players
will
be
presented
at
a
meeting
of
tho
Prince
Rupert
Football
Association
nest
Tuesday
evening.
James
Andrews
has
been
appointed
trainer
for
the
team.
Arrrnageroeirt
are
being
completed
for
the
supplying
of
the
team
with
uniforms
and
sweaters.
ERY
CLOSE
ROLLER
HOCKEY
GAME
LAST
NIGHT
AT
THE
ARENA
There
was
a
very
closely
contested
hockey
game
played
last
night
at
the
Arena
when
the
Bluebirds
won
during
lve
minutes'
overtime
play.
At
the
end
-f
the
first
half
the
score
stood
three
oals
ta
three
and
at
full
time
there
was
again
a
tie.
the
accre
being
six
to
six.
It
was
only
after
an
exciting
five
minutes
that
the
Bluebirds
finally
got
the
odd
score.
VICTORIA
CUP
WON
Caronls
nr.
ritiM'i:
11
BY
JOEL'S
HORSE
HURST
PARK.
.
May
5
--Sol
Joel
Forts
naum
won
the
Victoria
Cup
with
ten
thousand
dollars
added
today.
Portland
came
second
and
Oakrldge
tftird
in
a
field
of
33
today.
SWINTON
CIIWPION
OF
RUGBY
LEAGUE
OLDHAM.
England.
May
5.
Swlnton
won
the
championship
of
the
Rugby
Leairue
today
defeating
Peatheratone
eleven
points
to
nine
in
the
final
game
played
here
today.
Advertise
In
the
Dallv
News.
It
pay
'anew"
anew
(Inch
From
Boston
or
limes
CANADIAN
SERVICE
'
From
Montreal
To
Hcllskt.
Llterimol
ami
(iltow
Antianla
May
11,
June
8.
July
4
Atbeu'a
May
18.
June
15.
July
13
a
moms
asay
30.
June
w.
Juiy
m
Letltla
June
1.
.
July
27
To
I'lvmouth-riiiwtMMiri-l-ttiHloii
Alaunla
May
11.
June
IS.
July
13
Ausonla
May
18.
June
33.
July
30
Auranla
June
1.
June
79.
July
37
Aaeanla
June
8.
July
7
From
New
York
To
tcueeiwtutMi
and
l.lrrxxl
Laeonla
.
.
May
13
Samaria
.
.
May
10
To
Cherbourg
and
Southampton
Beremrarla
.
.
May
18.
June
8.
37,
July
14
Maure'aula.
.
May
33.
June
IS.
SO,
July
25
Aqultanla.
May
30.
June
ao.
July
a.
Aug.
1
To
l,onloiiterry
and
lluniw
Cameroula
May
13
Transylvania.
May
34
To
lltmoMlh-llstrr-Niiidon
May
11
Tuscanla
..
May
18
Tu
ttemtown
and
Liverpool
Laeonla
.
.
May
13
Seythla
.
.
May
37
Around
the
World
Cruise
Franconla
Jan
18.
1920
Calls
at
Plymouth,
East
bound
Money
orders,
drafts
and
Travellers'
Cheques
at
lowest
rates.
Full
Information
from
local
agents
or
Company's
Of-
floes.
422
Hastings
St
w..
Vancouver.
TKOVINCIAL
ELECTIONS
ACT"
W'RttjrifcLECTOii
I
TO.
name
is
Jsmbv
villi
that
tin
Monday,
the
81st
day
of
Mar.
mt
at
tne
nour
01
i
ocioca
in
ine
1
ore-noon,
at
the
Court-huuse,
Prince
Rupert,
hold
a
sitting
of
the
Court
of
llevMon
for
the
purpose
of
revising
the
list
of
voters
for
the
ssld
electoral
district,
and
of
hearing
and
determining
any
and
all
objections
to
the
retention
of
any
name
on
the
said
list,
or
to
the
registration
as
s
voter
of
any
applicant
for
registration:
and
for
the
other
purposes
"t
forth
In
the
"Provincial
Elect
1
on
Art
"
Dated
at
Prince
Rupert.
B.C..
this
Sth
day
of
April.
1034.
RKlldTRAR
OF
VOTERS.
UU
Prluoe
nupert
Blsdgral
District.
WORK
BEGUN
ON
GOLF
COURSE
r.i:oii(;i:
woodland
mavs
site
is
A
(1O0D
ONE
AT
lEKKAfU
AND
HE
IS
4UIMM1
Cieorge
7ootUMad,
who
returned
yes--.-day
1tr-ty..'7jjfong
interior,
.points
as
far
vasI
as.
Braf
Lake
W
condition
!i
the
interior
look
very
;ood.
At
Ter-i.i
c
he
inspected
the
n-ilf
links
sit
w
Here
tiny
have
a'rt-ady
comine.wed
work
with
a
view
to
tinv:ng
It
In
US
this
summer.
OoJt
paraphernalia
IS
be.
liiR
secured
and
there
is
no
doubt
that
:iie
game
will
be
played
there
soon.
Mr
Woodland
says
lie
Intends
to
Join
.
hr
dub
and
hopes
a
good
many
Prince
Pupert
people
will
do
the
same.
GEORGE
BAM
AND
NED
BYRNE
ARE
MATCHED
TO
BATTLE
IN
SIX
ROUNDS
A
six-round
bout
between
Ned
Byrne
and
George
Bard,
a
pair
that
local
fans
would
like
to
see
In
nrtljn.
will
be
the
headllner
of
a
boxing
tournament
which
will
be
staged
on
May
17
In
the
Grand
Terminal
Club
In
aid
of
the
Orand
Terminal
football
tea&n.
Ben
Self
announced
today.
Billiard
tobies
will
be
moved
and
regulation
ring
put
In
for
the
boxers.
The
football
team
will
be
In
charge
of
the
arrangement
of
the
Around
The
World
With
Sport
Fans
(Uy
The
Tramp)
Monday
la
the
date
set
for
the
first
game
of
the
aeries
between
UJJ.C.
basketball
team
and
the
Windsor
Alumni
at
Windsor,
Ontario,
to
decide
the
championship
of
Canada.
Varsity
lost
two
of
Its
strongs
subs
when
Harold
Straight
and
Kd,
Paulson
had
to
be
left
behind.
Several
outside
points
will
have
en
tries
In
the
ante
tew
boxing
tournament
at
New
Westminster
next
week
and
preparations
are
made
for
a
real
big
competition.
Wrestling
is
also
part
of
the
program.
The
Futurity
and
the
Manitoba
run
in
Winnipeg
in
1930.
Bo
far
eighty
colts
have
been
entered
in
the
futurity
and
45
have
ao
tar
signified
their
In
tention
of
entering
last
year's
colts
In
the
Manitoba
Stakes.
The
lists
have
d
but
psatttfbly
great
many
of
thece
entered
wilt
not
run.
Tex
Ittckard
has
been
completely
ex
onerated
from
any
blame
in
connection
with
telegrams
sent
Dempsey
In
1824,
the
purport
of
which
came
out
In
the
reecnt
trial
in
which
Kerns
sued
Demp
sey.
It
waa
intimated
tha
jncKara
could
tnnuence
the
appointment
of
New
York
officials.
a
The
team
expected
to
represent
the
U3C.
gtrta
basketball
team
In
their
big
.struggle
against
the
Commercial
Orads
of
Edmonton
to
night
will
be
The
una
Mahon.
Rettl
Ting
ley
Harris.
Torchy
Bailey.
Martha
Claire
Hen
ton.
Nettle
Pronlck,
Marge
Lannlni
and
Jean
Whyte
Oeorge
Young
has
commenced
training
under
Johnny
Walker
for
several
marathon
events
tMs
summer.
Preliminary
work
Is
being
dona
on
the
roads
and
beaches
until
the
water
la
warm
enough
in
Lake
Ontario
for
real
swimming.
.
s
'
The
sports
editor
of
the
Toronto
Olobe
says:
Jack
Allen
of
Vancouver,
manager
of
Victor1
Foley.
Harvey
Holll
day.
and
other
boxers,
wired
The
Globe
last
night
from
Knglehart.
Ont
.
stating
that
he
wishes
to
challenge
on
behalf
of
Holllday
for
the
"national
nywelght
title."
Mfti
seer
Allen
was
en
route
to
Montreal
with
Foley,
where
the
latter
will
box
Ix
Boy
on
May
9.
He
clilmn
the
We
trrn
Canada
title
for
ML
gas"
3
1
Nl
A.
Seymour
M0
TO
EUROPE
MAKE
RESERVATIONS
NOW
FKO.M
MONTHEAL
To
Liverpool
May
17
Hlnnedoaa
May
36.
June
23
Monte
lare
June
4.
"July
6
Montcalm
June
15.
July
IS
.
Duchess
of
Atholl
Vis
Qlaagow
It)
lrirtt(IIasgow
June
1.
July
24
..
Mellta
June
14.
July
12
Mlnnedosa
Csllinii
at
Liverpool
To
Lnrtii
May
10
,
Marloch
FKOM
QUKHEC
To
t'lirrliutr-Su)IWni'tHi1
.
May
28.
JO
ne
13
fofSssa
of
Australia
May
ao.
June
to:
.Mspresa
df
France
June
4.
June
37.
.liupwee
of
Scotland
To
ClierlMiirr-Mulliain)lAii
May
24
Montroyal
I.June
S
Montnalrn
Orxn
to
Hamburg
ttooe
to
Antwerp
and
Apply
o
Atcnts
evaryw!
1.
I.
FOKSTtk.
B.B.
usnsrti
vw.
Mm,
C.P.K.
Sutioa.
Vsnseovtr,
Tclcsaens
Oobh.
here
or
i
LrXTRA
PALE
Stake
will
be
the
two
big
races
to
be
'night
on
the
Prince
Rupert
for
Van
couver
where
he
will
undergo
medical
treatment.
Harding
is
remaining
in
the
city
while
McDonald
Is
away
and
may
be
matched
later
this
month
with
Dido
Ourvlcb
of
this
city
or
Bay
Clark.
who
has
sent
a
ehaUeate
man
Bel-Ungham,
providing
suitable
terms
can
be
arranged.
Weather
permitting,
the
formal
opening
of
the
season
of
the
Prince
Bupert
Tennis
Club
wUI
take
place
to
morrow
with
'the
playing
of
an
American
tour
nament
among
the
members.
"It
will
be
an
elimination
of
all
members
present
for
the
honors
of
the
day.
The
courts
at
Acropolis
Rill
are
now
in
splendid
shape
as
a
result
of
eonaldemMc
work
which
has
been
done
upon
them.
Mitchell
currto
having
had
the
Job
of
making
tho
necessary
repairs.
Tennis
enthusiasms
of
MMthera
have
settled
down
to
regular
play
and
some
InteresUng
tournaments
ase
In
paae-pect
for
the
coming
season
with
the
growth
of
facilities
for
playing
this
ne
throughout
the
district.
The
Smltbers
courts
are
saM
to
be
In
the
bast
of
condition
as
a
mult
of
recent
work
performed
by
the
numbers
of
the
club,
and
members
arc
now
being
rapidly
signed
up.
Showing
total
purse
of
close
to
S2400.
this
being
S400
In
advu.ee
of
last
year,
the
Prince
Oeorge
Kaclr
Association
has
published
Its
list
of
home
races
for
the
big
Dominion
Day
celebration
in
that
city
on
July
1
and
2.
The
Prince
Oeorge
Derby
heads
the
'.1st
with
a
purse
of
4400.
and
other
Important
races
are
the
Cariboo
Stake
4200.
Tel
It
-
wa
Stske
4300.
Vsnderhoof
Stakes
5100.
Olscombe
Stakes
S300
and
o.ve
Quesnel
Stakes
S3
00.
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
DNdl.lHIl
LKAfu
u
DIlMon
.
Birmingham
2,
Derby
County
1.
Blackburn
0.
Bury
1.
Bolton
1.
Sheffield
United
I.
Csrdllf
8.
Burnley
3.
Sverton
3,
Arsenal
.
Huddersfield
4.
Portsmouth
I.
Manchester
United
4.
Liverpool
1.
Mlddtosboro
0,
Sunderland
2,
Newcastle
3.
V
t
Ham
1.
The
Wednesday
2.
Aston
Villa
0.
Tottenham-Leicester
City
not
played.
DhUlun
II.
BUckpool
4,
FUlham
0.
Bristol
City
1.
South
Shield
1.
Chelsea
1,
Bernaley
3
.
Clapton
Orient
0,
Wolverhampton
0.
Grimsby
4.
Preston
North
Ins
fl
Notts
County
a.
Manchester
Cttsl.
Oldham
97
f
toll
City
0.
uAv.
Reading
QJSvraVu.
Q
BoutharnpffeVs.
Nut
Forest
Stoke
City
8.
Leeds
1.
West
Bromwich
0.
Port
Vale
0.
StPAoiKILDrNi
:
HE.
Free
delivery
to
any
part
of
city.
1
tf'fi
Harding
of
Calgary
in
a
ten
round
bout
here
Thursday
night,
will
sail
tomorrow
43.
afl
WESTHOLME
l
Saturday,
May
5,
HERE'S
a
New
LAGER.,
Brew-PILSENER
a
pure,
pale,
sparkling
beverage,
superior
and
unusual.
C
tvi
t
c
1.
.
ill
ripe
British
Columbia
and
import'
cd
Bohemian
hops,
finect
malt
made
from
best
Barley
and
selected
Rice.
It
is
carefully
brewed
and
fully
aged
under
the
personal
supervision
of
our
brewmaster.
Piltener
Lager
costs
more
to
brew,
but
is
soW
at
the
same
price
as
ordinary
beers.
Try
this
new
wholesome
treat.
Vancouver
breweries,
Limited
,
This
advertisement
is
not
published
ot
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board,
or
by
tite
Government
ot
British
Columbia.
TONIGHT
OvLY
at
7
and
9
If
Holllday.
and
sets
up
that
nobody
can
have
a
clear
title
to
the
championship
won
by
Belanger
last
night
until
Holli-i
Uav
Is
dlsoored
of.
Holllday
boxed
a
!
preliminary
bout
at
the
Coliseum
some
years
ago,
and
has
had
a
moat
successful
career
since
that
time.
He
must
havg
improved
a
great
deal
to
dan
with
Belanger.
Cricket
opens
in
Victoria
May
IS.
and
cricket
week
wUl
take
place
July
SO
to
August
4.
SPORT
CHAT
Jimmy
McDonald,
who
defeated
All
EATRE
in
Silken
hone,
flaithy
th.thiM.
-ms
that
llirt.
blow.'
th..'
IJEM.E
DENNETT,
UONAlll)
KEITH,
FltED
KOIILKH
rilYI.ISS
HAYEK,
and
othent
ill
rfirTlIVl,lf
i
COMEDY
-NIITY
NA(iS"
METHO
(lOI.DWYN
NKNVS
Admission
-
50c
and
25c
City
Meat
Market
(SELVKJ
DKOS.)
3rd
Atenuc
Phone
MEAT
FISH.
YEdKTADI.ES
and
ALL
KINDS
OF
"NODWEfilAN
I'DODUCE
at
low
prices,
and
immediate
delivery
Obeenol
All
articles
are
of
superior
quality
and
ill
lf,llv
fresh.
u
KAi
iiKK
hi
rout
.
Print
Rupert
Overcast,
light
wind;
temperature,
42.
I
Port
Branson
Calm,
raining,
tamp.
Hayssors
Calm,
raining,
temp.
44.
Terrace
Cloudy,
calm.
Ump.
40.
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Oloudy,
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wind,
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calm,
temp.
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Anyox
Cloudy,
calm.
tamp.
47.
Stewart
Rraln,
calm.
temp.
48.
Haaelton
Cart
oloudy,
calm,
temp
84.
Smlthera
Part
cloudy,
calm,
temp.
44
Burns
Lake
Clear,
windy,
lemp.
ao.
Eighth
Cabin
Cloudy,
south
wind.!
temp.
24.
I
Telegraph
Creek-Cloudy,
calm.
temp..
'
45.
Atlln
Cloudy
S.K.
wind,
temp.
30.
Port
Selkirk
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
48.
Dtn'.b'du
Cloudy,
calm.
Ump.
41.
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For
Pratt's
Baby
Chick
Food
und
Poultry
Supi
ley
Valley
Day
Sends
Pprtllier
am
call
up
W
Hulk-
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illl'l
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Prince
Rupert
Feed
Co.
J
Annoying
Bladder
Weakness
of
Old
s.iiel
sold
by
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