FAGS
FOUR
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McM?
He
Was
Sft
(
J
SlJ'l&Mtmm
WHAT'S
THE
MATTER
l
I
Y
f
NO
TM
SO
I
WHV
WOULO
HAVEN'T
AWV
1
lS8WaHBIl
THAT
LOOKS
)
T,
LA
WM
OlO
SOME
ONE
OFFER
J
a
FOUND
A
RECIPE
That
MAKE
IfjP
SfflgM
HOM&-
J
Not
Coing
Blind
He
could
no
news-pyerivltijf
the
print.
He
was
afraid,
arid
thought
ne
nan
to
go
to
Vancouver.
A
friend
told
him
our
on
ticlan
had
passed
the
same
exams
that
opticians
in
Van
couver
have
to.
Our
optician
found
it
was
just
the
natural
eye
change
at
that
age
and
the
proper
glasses
are
giving
him
com
fort.
Our
charges
are
also
reas
onable.
YV-v
t
I
ID
in
nrn
Jewellers
iTIIE
STORE
WITH
THE
CLOCK
WE
GIVf
YOU
PACTS
NOT
HOT
AIR
VOURCOAUSPiCKEC)
s.
r
adc
V
We
pass
our
coal
over
a
screen
four
times
larger
than
any
other
coal
screen
in
town.
We
are
therefore
putting
out
the
cleanest
and
best
prepared
coal.
We
make
it
a
point
to
get
coal
for
you
that
will
give
the
most
beat
with
the
least
waste.
Let
us
have
your
order
for
delivery
now.
Albert
&McCaffery
Limited
Phones
11
C
and
117
ROWE'S
Sheet
Metal
Works
Manufacturers
of
Pitch
and
Gravel
Hoofing
Galvanized
Hoofing
Chimney
Tops
Have
Troughlng(
'
Conductor
lIpe
Hoof
Flashing
Warm
Air
Furnaces
Stove
Pipe
and
Elbows
Metal
HoefH
and
Siding
Phone
340
Hox
167
COAL
Prices
DOWN
.
Pembina
Peerless
Egg
$12,00
Pembina
Washed
Nuts
$11.25
Alberta
Sootless
Hgg
$12.00
Alberta
Lump
$13.00
These
Coals
are
under
cover
and
delivered
dry.
HydeTransler
AND
COAL
CO.
120
Second
Avenue
LINDSAY'S,,
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
C3
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Diitributlng.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal
Sand
and
Gravel.
We
Specialize
in
Piano
and
Furnitun?
Moving.
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-
-
aeaa
ja
sSJ
FIRST
SPECIAL
TRAIN
BRINGS
SETTLERS
WEST
SF.VKHAL
FAMILIES
WITH
MOXKY
IM
OTIIF.KN
WITH
HOPE
UMI
AT
WINMPBO
WINNIPEG,
lurch
6--Loaded
with
baskets
and
bag
and
every
conceivable
variety
of
luggage,
with
a
boundless
curiosity
and
a
strong
hope.
04
immigrants
from
Europe
flooded
Into
the
Canadian
National
railway
station
here
today
from
the
tint
linmglrant
special
the
season.
Tbey
were
gathered
from
f.urieen
countries
and
they
will
be
catiertd
to
all
parts
of
weetern
Canada.
Several
families
with
money
will
be
found
homes
by
the
Canadian
National
Land
Settlement
Association,
but
the
majority
of
the
newcomers
were
single
men
or
men
whi
have
come
cut
to
wcrk
for
their
families
with
the
ambition
of
some
day
soon
bringing
them
to
Canada.
British.
Scandinavians.
Plnns
loumanlans,
Poles.
Lithuntans.
Hungarians.
Germans,
Auitrlans.
Dutchmen,
f.rhs,
Belgians.
Jugo
Slavs.
They
made
a
motley
tralnload.
but
thev
all.
had
one
purpose
and
they
were
all
-sturdy
and
ready
to
fulfil
It.
REGISTRATIONS
MANY
FOR
PROVINCIAL
LIST
IHrty
Worker
are
Kuv
In
Anticipation
of
Elertion
Which
l
Kxpeetetl
This
Year
Indicating-
tratt
a
provincial
election
will
be
held
this
year,
possibly
In
the
fall,
party
workers
In
Prince
Rupert
are
particularly
active
In
taking
registrations
for
the
voters'
list.
Liberal
supporters
are
especially
busy
and
Conservatives
are
not
inactive.
It
Is
believed
that
the
next
provincial
campaign
will
not
be
a
long
one.
This
would
be
satisfactory
to
many
political
observers
as
well
as
the
public
at
a
whole,
which
Is
not
fond
of
long
campaign
which,
to
say
the
least,
are
disturbing
to
business.
Many
resident
of
city
and
district
have
made
application
during
the
past
few
wee
Its
to
have
their
names
placed
on
the
provincial
list
at
the
revision
now
being
effected.
.
The
last
day
upon
which
resignation
can
be
made
la
April
10.
HAD
BRUSHES
WITH
SHARKS
lord
(iitiMTiionrr.
nr.ci.uu;
ins
EXPLOIT"
WITH
MYORIIFINII
KXAf
MJKKATKII
tl
WANT
TO
Ttl.H
AftOI'T
CANADA
XlsMMlpikfsyrh
Wto
Mark
Twain's
famoua
premature
death,
tlie
report!
of
Lord
Oruntborpes
Hie
and
death
battle"
with
sharks
and
other
denizens
of
the
deep
In
the
Antpod-t
were
slightly
askew.
o
Iircl
Orlmthorpe
said
this
morning
shortly
after
In
arrival
here
over
the
Canadian
National
Railways
Irom
Vancouver
His
Lordship.
who
la
the
noted
financier
ol
Leeds.
England,
Is
accompanied
by
1-ady
Orlmthorpe.
They
left
Uu
aiternoon
on
the)
National
on
the1'
utey'rome
after
a
trip
which
took
them
to
India.
China,
the
South
Seas
and
Australia
anil
New
Zealand.
Lord
Orlmtho-pe
was
r.i.t
particularly
interested
In
speaking
ol
hl
exploit
n
a
big
game
fisherman
in
ihe
South-em
seas.
He
admitted
Dint
h-
hati
oad
ffveral
exciting
runhes
w.tli
siiiuks
and
swordflah
but
mooeatly
an,crtcd
that
tlv;
reports
of
his
peril
wcrr
cxagfirreted.
ne
wantea
to
lam
ttlx)Ut
was
Canada,
which
he
had
never
aeen
be
fore
and
which
he
unlet
li,Hl
thrilled
nun
ever
since
he
cutijiM
i4ht
of
Vancouver.
Vnnqmmr
he
admlMd
vwv
mucn
out
nw-re
than
this
he
admired
the
engineers
who
ennatmeted
the
PanarTTim
'NITlclflll
f
'
'
isJutl1'
rTfOilgh
the
euniujlpnu
-with
't
lafcauiitel"
-Can
,naairuins.
Wto
p
-urn
to
lint,
and
i
Be
eompnred
them
nuireahnn
'favorahiv
with
the
train
of
Australia.
"I
licpe
to
come
back
some
day
and
aee
this
Jasper
of
yours,"
he
said.
"I
have
heard
a
great
deal
about
It
and
what
we
saw
from
the
train
only
whetted
otir
appetltlefl.
Liuly
Orlmthorpe
Is
anxloiih
to
see
the
great
cornfields
nf
the
praii.c
and
I
shctikl
like
to
get
In
some
hunting."
Advert!
In
Th
Dally
Niws
DEMAND
MADE
FOR
TICKETS
ENULI.SII
CI
I
FINAL
MIP.lt
OIT
ALL
NKATM
AT
FROM
TW
()
FIFTEEN'
Nil
ILIJNtiN
TAKES
PLACE
APRIL
21
MOATS
FOR
ONLY
AT
WKMlil.FA
NTAIHIM
HIT
SStll
APPLY
LONDON,
starch
tt
-
Though
the
final
of
the
English
Football
Association's
Cup
competition
is
a
long
way
off
it
takes
place
on
April
ai.
to
be
precise
applications
have
already
been
received
by
the
authorities
at
the
Wembley
Stadium
where
the
battle
Is
staged,
for
10
times
Us
seating
accommodation.
The
magnet
of
the
"Pinal"
la
one
of
the
moat
amazing
things
in
British
sport,
Since
the
last
gam
of
the
tour-uey
has
been
played
at
the
Wembley
Stadium
the
event
has
become
something
in
the
nature
of
a
national
festival.
No
matter
what
are
the
competing
(earns,
the
demand
for
seats
from
both
London
and
the
p:ovlnces
Is
on
a
pro-Jtglous
scale,
and
every
year
the
number
:'.
visitors
fr-.m
abroad
grows.
It
was
nnounced
lately
that
all
tickets
for
2a..
3s..
7s
6d..
10.
6d.
and
15c
enclosures
were
heavily
oversubscribed
by
the
first
and
no
further
applications
for
tickets
at
those
prices
could
be
entertained.
As
there
are
seats
for
35.000
j:ople
at
the
stadium.
It
may
be
taken
that
380.000
people
have
already
tried
to
obtain
accommodation.
By
far
the
larger
part
of
the
crowd
which
attends
the
last
cup
tie
have
to
atand
up
after
wait-
.ng
hours
to
gain
entrance
to
the
stadium.
The
record
attendance
at
Wembley
is
IsO.QOO
at
th.
123
final
between
West
ain
United
sad
Bolton
Wanderers.
On
this
occasion
thousand
got
in
free
when
the
gate
were
broken
down
through
pressure
of
the
huge
throng.
GOLF
CHAMPIONSHIP
MONTREAL
THIS
YEAR
MONTREAL.
March
7
-Toe
Oanadtsn
Amateur
Oolf
Championship
will
be
-held
it
the
Summerlea
Oolf
Club.
Montreal.
VrBs
OLYMPIC
GAMES
IN
EARLY
AGES
t.KFKK
MTt'ltF.vr
SAVK
MIIMT
MF.fcT
W
AX
USUI
IN
Till:
YEAH
m
IU
.
TORONTO.
Mutch
8.-
-
The
Olympic
Games
originated
In
1776
B.C..
accord-ng
to
J.
H.
Crocker,
of
the
Dominion
Council
of
the
Y
M
C
A
.
who
ha
made
special
study
of
the
game
and
their
jrtfUM.
Writing
la
a
local
newspaper.
Mr.
OroeMtr
says:
"The
Oreek
people
had
a
early
as
ITT.
LG..
highly
organised
Olympiads.
Ahlch
carried
on
organised
national
and
lutenuttoual
games
every
four
years
These
were
lost
sight
of
In
the
later
centuries
when
Oreece
was
conquered
by
"la
U66
what
U
known
a
the
modern
I
Olympic
games
were
organised,
and
the
first
world
competition
was
held
in
the
City
of
Athens.
Oreece.
Since
that
time
there
have
been
Olympic
game
every
four
year,
with
the
exception
of
1916.
luring,
the
Oreat
War.
when
the
games
re
to
have
b3eu
held
in
Berlin.
"The
greatest
competition
was
In
1024.
hen
the
garnet
were
held
in
France.
.nd
ID
all
probability
the
1038
games,
to
m
held
In
Amsterdam.
Holland,
will
be
even
greater.
Unua.ly
45
to
50
countries
:
;re
re
presented
by
over
9.000
athletes
I
7ajuMte
has
been
represented
contlnu-
j
usly
since
1906.
although
the
tint
ns-
.
tonal
team
was
not
sent
until
the
Etig-
h
Olympiad
in
Ljndou
In
1008."
SPORT
CHAT
The
visit
of
the
IODI.
Badminton
Club
mem
bur
to
the
old
De
Luxe
Halt
on
Third
Avenue.
Tuesday
night
as
of
T
-.i
,
this
w
k
hall
a
e
heir
own
bis
year,
by
recommendation
of
the
'
4yrutlv
committee
of
toe
Royal
Cana-'
The
11an
Oolf
Association
adopted
at
the
an-!
whist
clow
theml
Iti
aW.
'
MBssfewSb'-X
is
MRAT
and
BMrMK.
tD
their
qrcwing
bodies
At
sff
racers.
"OJrO"eue
in
lint:
-OXO"
Cot.
ditlin
bottUi
nd
ItiUs.
For
delicate
or
backward
children
a
little
"OXO"
in
a
cup
of
hot
milk
creates
a
most
nourishing
and
easily
digested
food.
(
it
m
si.yib
i
laaasssaaii
i
wssai
iibp
iinsisi
wpwaiiiiii
"-
J""iirfB
t
immsi
i
im
iii
i
iiiJi
svsbbx
r.
rrvjTi.ttis
samaMsTraWTaaaMaaaiiaii
rsi
n
V
antedE
For
Sale
For
Rent
.
OR
RENT
keeping
Orocery
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
less
than
FOR
KENT
T
OR
RENT
-FURNISHED
HOU8KKEEP-rooms
by
the
day.
week
or
month.
Phone
Red
807.
tf
-OR
RENT.
FURNISHED
APART
-menu,
four
rooms
and
bath.
Water
paid.
Phone
M7.
tf
OR
RENT
ROOMS
WITH
OR
WITH-out
board.
Central
location.
Phone
Blue
153
tf
FURNISHED
HOU8E-
room.
Apply
Mutualism
HOUSE
FOR
RBMT.
9
BATH
Apply
Munro
ROOMS
Bro
BILLIARD
GAME
AND
(f
FURNITURE
AND
RANGES
CHESTERFIELD
SUITES.
BEDROOM
Suite.
Dlnlng
Suites,
Kitchen
Table.
Range.
Linoleum
and
Linoleum
Rugs
Carpet.
Blind.
Curtain
Rods.
Restmore
Collsprlng
and
Mattresses,
Blanket.
Cretonne
Window
Curtain
goods.
We
have
still
few
mat
left
at
the
old
price.
A.
MACKFNZIF.,
KCKMTI
EE
I'lione
775.
OOMPUTINO
SCALES.
SCALBB.
MEAT
slice
ri.
cheese
cutters
end
cabinet
.
meat
choppers,
coffee
mills,
cash
registers
and
peanut
bu'.ter
mill.
Expert
repairs
and
adjustment.
Service
contracts
New.
used
or
reb.iilt
mchlne
Easy
terms
or
caU
discount.
TIIK
HCALKS
WHOP
I.Tfl.
M
Cordora
t..
H..
Vnnrtwver
H.C.
1
guests
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Badminton
Club
tlrrel
)'
Interest
In
the
gameiLut
season,
the
Dybliavn
Cud.
rmblera-
which
du'
-
lied
or
turn
(
.
fine
spell
had
elack-
;
tlr
of
c,iv
chsmpkinehip.
was
held
by
understood
that
a
re-'he
Moose
Ladies
w'jlle
the
Moc.ic
men
to
be
given
the
hor.u
i
the
holders
up
to
tonight
ol
tlx
I.O.DJI
hall
sour
'
Newton
Cup.
i'
future.
The
visitors
r-
te
celling
at
DeLuxe
With
the
Cold
Storage
Uam
practlc-.
!
icap
after
playing
oiiUy
assured
of
the
seaaon'ii
lienors,
in-u.'
j.erest
In
the
Billiard
league
Uam
i.chedule
Is
now
beginning
to
lag,
as
of
a
successful
winter's
witness
the
fact
that
only
one
of
the
will
be
marked
tonight
at,!'
tcheduled
games
In
the
Ciyro
Club-
tual
meeting
here
yesterday.
Rosedale
t
o'clock
at
tfe
home
of
the
secretary-1
Pe
Lesfs
future
was
played
on
Tues-Oolf
Club.
Toronto.
wUl
be
the
scene
:
treasurer
of
Hie
lauue.
rd
Warmi
(lay
evenlni.
Th
tantipominm
inriivtri-
f
the
open
championship,
and
the
I
when
the
Canadian
Natloiral
Ladles.
'
city
senior
and
Junior
competition
itoyal
Montreal
Oolf
Club
the
lnterpro-'
champion
of
the
ladles'
section,
and
gives
promise,
however,
of
sttractlng
provincial
chmpionhlp.
The
dates
of
the
Mooe.
men
s
tltleholdera.
come
to-
considerable
attention.
A
full
list
of
en-
the
various
tournament
are
loft
to
the
wthtr
in
a
knockout
tournament
to
.nei
is
expected
in
this
vne.
whirh
comlng
executive
committee.
decide
the
my
honors.
With
a
panic-
should
prove
a
fitting
conclusion
to
the
For
the
first
time
since
1914
the
an-
ularly
cloe
ccntest
In
the
ladles'
sec-
esson's
activities.
Entries
will
he
re-
nual
meeting
of
the
organisation
Is
be-
rion
and
men's
honors
undecided
until
C)lwtl
up
to
March
17
and
the
series
trig
held
tn
the
province
of
Quebec,
and
late
In
the
season,
the
doing
of
the,
will
open
March
31.
naembers
gathered
here
to
review
Whist
L.itnu.
fnmrnsiiftri
ntiirh
lnfr.
i
111
1
-
-
achievements
of
1917
and
to
make
plan
et
this
wm-.
r
and
this
will
undoubted-
for
the
coming
season
y
be
cot,
ruined
until
the
final
tanlvht
bl.
MrWir
ftas'
t.
.
Nelxm
In
Her-
l
Mstb
4ir
Haple
Leafs
V.
OjH
rib
fixture
In
the
second
game
of
the
Gyro
Club
vs.
Mspte
Mh
winiatd
fixture
last
nlgtit.
M.
Andrew
of
the
Msple
Leafs
won
over
W.
J
Nelson
by
a
score
of
200
to
IM.
the
same
score
by
which
A
Donald
of
the
Oyro
Club
beat
M
M
Mclr
hlan
en
Tuesday
evening.
Three
game
remain
to
be
played.
Individual
averages
In
the
league
to
date
follow:
K
Wllllsms
(MX
)
....
W
Balllle
1C.8
I
J
May
(CB.l
W
H
Long
(C.S.)
A
Murray
(C.8.1
P
a.
Pyle
(O.T.i
A.
Macdonaldf
Ml
.
.
0
B'own
(Orottoi
'
Howe
(MX.)
J
Beesley
(O.T.)
C
Youngman
(O
)
M
M
MoLaehlan
(ML
J.
Judge
(Orottoi..
.
A.
Donald
(OXJ
1
W
J.
Nelson
10.C.I
..
Ben
Self
(O.T.)
0.
Balaam
o
(O.C.)
Mayor
MoMordle
(MX.)
M
Andrews
(MX.)
...
J
Hllhnan
1C8.1
J
Andrews
(O.T.i
a
Waugh
(Orotto)
.
.
.
P.
Zleraan
(O.T.I
.....
Q
A.
Woodland
(O.C.)
.
W.
B.
Wllllacroft
(O.T.).
4.
Hamilton
(ML.)
B
Teung
(Orotto)
0
P.
Tinker
(O.C.)
.
.
.
Bert
Host
In
o.)
K.
Meagher
(O.)
John
Bulger
ICS.)
O
Kratise
(OT.)
J
Drown
(O
)
Played
Total
A.
i
aoo
300
1
8
0
10
10
10
10
10
6
S
10
7
7
11
9
10
B.
Morgan
(O.a.l
a
10
II
10
10
10
6
10
aoo
ltBfj
1759
1949
1037
103S
1919
1809
1113
1064
ma
1991
1J90
2015
I27
1790
1489
1777
1190
m
179
1719
1039
1370
1179
1068
1338
1194
161
318
916
271
767
aoo
in
108
104
194
104
10a
190
186
I
Ho
184
184
114
188
181
170
170
178
176
176
172
172
172
171
FOR
SALE
rnoLLBR
ior
sale.
12
hp.
prisco
S-.anclard.
registered
dimension
92.3
.
x
93
x
4.6.
geared
power
gurdy.
and
complete
equipment.
Pine
living
quarters,
four
comfortable
bunks,
locker
apace
and
toilet.
Address
AI-vin
Arnees.
Wacker.
Alaska,
or
P.O
Box
1036.
Portland.
Oregon.
POR
BALE.
OAS
BOAT
"VABA."
length
416:
beam
10
ft
18
H-P
Alias
4
cycle
engtue:
price
91900.
Th.s
boat
would
make
excellent
picker
Apply
Piijlmoto.
Atlln
Ave
or
Ward
Electric.
Cow
Bay
tf
TOR
8AI.E
PISHING
BOAT.
30
PBKT
by
9:
s
h
p.
Palmer
engine.
Pully
equipped.
Apply
Albert
Bvch.
Oen-ernl
Delivery.
Frtnee
Rupert.
BX.
"OR
SALE.
TWO
HOL'SSS
ON
TWO
Uvel
fenced
lot
-
Seventh
Avenue
Wit.
1.700
00
Terms
Apply
994
Seventh
Avenue
West.
81
POB
BALK.
OAS
BOAT.
36
PERT
lung;
five
h.p
Palmer
engine
Also
camp
at
Salt
lakes.
Apply
E.
David
son,
cold
Storage.
5t
POR
SALB.
PTVE
ROOM
HOUSE
AND
bsth.
81xth
Avenue
and
Hall
Street.
11300.00:
Buy
terms.
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Ttko
Collart
Co
.
Ltd.
tf
mil
SALE
DOOOB
STT5CIAI.
SUDAN
In
first
clams
condrtlon
Easy
term
oood
js:iapfor
cash.
Phone
80.
FOR
BALI
BOMB
AMD
OONTUNT
Two
lou.
fenced.
Oarage,
garden.
Apply
owner
988
Plfth
Ave
W.
67
UNUBCALLT
LAROE
WILTON
CAR-pet
for
Bale.
Apply
Pullcti.
Daily
.
tf
I'll
IMNEY
SWEKP
if.
j.
7.IMREHR
OeMeral
llaaMly
Man
Furnscs
and
Stoves
OUaned
and
Repairs!
Chlmnles
6
wept.
Cemetsvy
Plots
Cared
por.
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Wed
to.
Prince
Rupert.
HO
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VBW
AMD
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n'KNItttlf!
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and
told
and
exchanged
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end
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