April
2',
192
rHcrs
at
Prince
Rupert
of
the
Now
Chevrolet
Light
Delivery
Chassis
$0.11.00
l-l'a
Ton
Truck
Chassis
,
.$800.00
Roadster
$808.00
Roadster
Delivery
$808,00
Touring
$808.00
f'oupe
$o:n.oo
f'oach
$0:11.00
Sedan
$10:$0.00
Cabriolet
$10:10.00
Imperial
Landau
$1080.00
Front
Bumper
and
Rear
Bumperettes
standard
equipment
on
all
IJawenger
Models.
Disc
Wheels
Standard
equipment
on
Imperial
and
Cabriolet
only.
On
other
models
$30.00
extra.
Spare
Tire
and
Tube,
$10.00
extra.
Kaien
Garage
Phone
52
RICHMOND
Louvre
FAMOUS
FOR
VALUE
in
Ladles'
Coats
Hats
and
Dresses
11
S.
WALLACE
CO,
LTD.
Corseleftes
GOSSARD
Mult'
in
iiii
c
quality
Silk
1
!
Hat
into.
Elastic
In-
I
barter.
Sixes
S3
to
Special
$2.45
H.S.
Wallace
Co.
Ltd.
!rcl
Avenue
and
Fulton
Phone
9
NOBLE
FIVE
MINES
Miller,
Court
&
Co.
spon-1
n
il
and
placed
before
the
such
well
known
pro-i'Tiu'
as
Cork
Province
at
:"
U
hilcwater
at
25c,
Pend
"n
ille
at
25c,
and
niw
they
iK
r
NOBLE
FIVE
MINES
i
l
l),
at
30c
a
share.
Over
three
quarters
of
a
'Million
dollars
has
been
Jt"'nt
on
development,
power
I'l-mt
and
mill.
This
is
a
proven
property.
Subscrip-'
'"''
taken
by
S.D
Johnston
Co.Ltd.
017
2nd
Avenue
ARents
for
Miller,
Court
&
Co.
Ltd.
LINDSAY'S
Carlage
and
Storagi
Phone
63
Cartage.
Warchoulng,
and
niHtrlbuting.
Team
or
Motor
Service,
Coal
Sund
and
Gravel.
Spwinllft
In
Pjnnn
and
I'urnitmt
Muting.
CONFERENCE
AT
MEETING
WITH
DR.
SUTHERLAND
MINISTER
()l
TI.IM;n
(IKNKK.U.
ItOAIt
NM.H-V
Mt
IMIICATIM
WHAT
M'll.l.
J
XB
KEEP
TO
RIVER
KOUTE
III
...
ir
niki
-
.i.i.i.-,,,
IPIM
MTIJ
lt
(
OSTI.V
HIT
NOT
IIV
AW
MKANH
IM-I'OHHIIH.IJ
The
aeneral
policy
0f
the
government
"I
law
has
txen
to
try
to
connect
ud
!!
part
of
the
province
by
mean
of
KMn
niRhways
and
a
start
In
that
direction
hud
been
made
at
Prince
Rupert.
Id
Hon.
W.
H.
Sutherland,
minister
of
public
works,
in
the
courie
of
a
confer-enoe
held
with
members
of
the
council
of
the
board
of
trade
and
the
city
council
Saturday
afternoon.
It
had
been
found
that
the
bridle
across
au.i
Rapids
would
not
be
as
expensive
as
ws
at
first
expected.
It
would
probably
be
built
partly
of
Uvl
and
part
wood
Spans
above
a
certain
length
were
cheaper
of
steel.
The
suggestion
of
taking
a
rout-back
from
the
8keen
had
been
pretty
weU
abandoned
and
It
was
expected
the
route
would
have
to
follow
the
river
Building
to
Tyee
would
be
comparatively
easy
but
after
that
the
work
would
he
costly
and
would
Use
a
little
time.
Me
asked
what
would
be
the
attitude
01
thts
city
toward
the
provision
fit
s
terry
or
a
special
rate
on
the
railway
I
for
cars
while
the
difficult
part
of
the
road
was
being
built.
The
government
would
be
prepared
to
subsidize
some
such
scheme.
IlKVOM)
tVEE
The
road
for
about
forty
miles
beyond
Tyee
looked
difficult
but
it
would
not
be
at
all
impossible
It
was
already
found
that
tourists
reaching
Haelton
did
not
like
returning
over
the
same
toad.
If
they
could
get
through
u
Prince
Rupert
they
could
take
their
cars
south
on
the
steamer
Toe
minister
said
the
road
out
of
here
had
cost
from
ten
to
twelve
per
cent
more
than
was
estimated,
this
wa
not
a
large
amount.
The
road
was
not
yet
in
very
good
condition
as
the
construction
contractors
had
been
hauling
fifteen
ton
truck
loads
over
it.
Tbij
would
be
rounded
off
and
left
In
good
condition.
Or.
Sutherland
disabused
the
people
here
of
th
eldea
that
the
government
waa
giving
them
anything.
All
that
was
being
done
was
to
spend
here
the
money
eollected
In
motor
licenses
and
gasoline
tax.
Thl
money
went
into
a
special
fund
and
was
used
for
roadwork
throughout
th
province.
The
money
SYNOPSIS
OF
LAND
ACT
AMENDMENTS
PRE-EMPTIONS
Vaeant
unreserved,
surveyed
Crown
lands
may
b
pa-s-arnptsJ
by
British
subjects
over
li
years
f
ass,
and
by
aliens
on
declaring
intention
-
Ut
beeotae
British
subletls.
conditional
upon
residence,
occupation,
use
Improvement
for
agricultural
purposes
Tull
Infotmatioo
ooncernlna:
regit-.atloas
regarding
pre-emptions
Is
given
In
Bulletin
No.
1,
Land
Series.
"Hew
to
Pre-empt
I-aad,"
eoploa
of
sihloh
oan
be
obtained
tree
of
charge
y
addressing
the
Department
of
Lands.
Victoria,
B.C..
or
to
any
Government
Agent
,
Ilscords
will
be
granted
ooverlng
nly
land
suits
bit
tor
agricultural
purposes,
and
which
Is
not
timber
land.
I.e.,
carrying
er
1.040
beard
feet
ner
sore
weal
of
Ue
Coautt
Range
and
t.OM
feet
per
aere
east
of
that
Range.
Applications
for
pre-emptions
are
to
be
addressed
to
tha
LjiixS
com
mlasloner
of
the
Land
Recording
Division.
on
In
which
the
land
applied
tor
Is
situated;
and
are
mads
on
printed
rorTtre,
enure,
-or
wmen
eeai
ne-
oo-isinad
from
the
Land
Commissioner.
Pre-emptions
must
be
occupied
for
five
years
and
Improvements
mads
,i
to
value
of
$10
per
acre,
Including
clearing
and
cultivating
at
least
five
ut
aorss,
before
a
Crown
Orant
oan
be
received.
for
more
detailed
Information
ass
the
Bulletin
'How
to
Pre-empt
Land
"
PURCHASE
Applications
are
received
for
purchase
of
vacant
and
unreserved
Crown
lands,
not
being
tlniberland,
for
agricultural
purposes;
minimum
pries
for
flret-olasa
(arabls)
land
la
II
per
acre,
and
seoond-claes
(grai.
Ing)
land
$2
60
per
awe.
Further
Information
regarding
purchase
or
lease
.
of
Crown
lands
Is
given
In
Bulletin
B
No.
19,
Land
Series.
Turohase
and
"
Lu
of
Crown
tand
.
..
Mill,
factory,
or
industrial
sites
on
Umbsr
land,
not
exceeding
.
may
be
purchased
or
Isaeed.
the
eon-dlUoDs
including
payment
of
iiu.
etumpege.
HOMESITE
LEASES
Unaurveyed
srsas.
not
exoeeJlng
II
acreV
may
be
leased
as
homesUfs.
MndUtonal
upon
a
wlltajf
b.
Bg
title
being
srsotsd
In
the
first
year,
ra.ldenee
and
ra-Jrov.ment
obtainable
after
conditions
are
fulfill
and
land
has
been
surveyed.
LEASES
company.
QRAZma
...
sat
the
Prv
Orsilng
Cwmtal
J9n
'
grating
permits
r'!f,
being
given
Sumbere
ranged.
rirlti.!r.oineri
Htonk
owner.
Jo
..Ubllshed
owner
,
Of
may
Krro
,
m---
ef
msnsgsment.
frsa
nea
or
permlU
are.
MtXawe
w
u
eajacsrs
tsa
9?
j
service
i
-.
1
Fairbanks-Morse
Stock
Pumps
Tb
Fairbanks-Morse
Stock
Pump
is
not
just
another
pump.
When
Fairbanks-Morse
V
Co.
decided
kto
build
a
pump
for
handline
uood
pulp
stock
and
other
fibrous
or
stringy
material,
they
consulted
with
Mr.
A.
D.
Woody
an
outstanding
authority
and
designer
of
pumps
of
this
nature.
Mr.
Wood
wotkvil
with
Fairbanks-Morse
engineers
oiid
produced
a
pump
that
is
nn
improvement
on
anything
heretofore
designed'
er
constructed.
The
new
improved
stock
yurop,
with
its
two
bladp
ttK"d
impeller,
will
handle,
without
clogging,
fluids
j
containing
solids
up
to
one
pipe
sixc
smaller
than
the
auction
opening,
and
fibrous
or
stringy
material
of
any
consistency
that
will
flow
through
a
pipe
line.
OAs
CANADIAN
Faitlianlts
-Morse
COMPANY-iSntUerf
did
not
come
out
of
general
taxation.
then-
wj
still
about
400,000
In
this
:u:-d.
The
poUcy
was
to
make
tbc
motjr
owners
pay
for
the
roads.
TOt
HlhT
lllIMS
Dr.
Sutherland
spoke
of
the
Uwmen
rtous
development
of
the
tourist
busl-
Last
year
250.000
cars
entered,
British
Columbia
and
there
were
morel
?m
SAB
PAQ25
FTVa
HIGH
SCHOOL
visiters
to
the
province
than
re-'ldenta.
Py'e.
H,
Flaber,
Carl
Smith,
p.
FHbb.
Tn
British
Columbia
It
was
estimated
R-
Fong,
f.
PbH,
P.
Vscchjr.
R.
QImt
H3.OOO.DO0
a
year
was
spent
In
cars.
:noskl.
A.
Hardy.
It
ooet
from
g&Q
to
ago
a
month
to
I
J
3.
Wilsqn
Mfereed
an0
O.
Stocks
own
a
car
Including
upkeep,
wear
and
and
W.
W.
C.
O'Neill
were
linesmen,
(car
and
deterioration.
The
90.000
cars!
Negt
Saturday
Borden
and
Booth
registered
in
B.C.
last
year
was
a
large
expense
and
If
by
improving
the
roads
1
the
cost
of
upkeep
on
the
can
was
cut
down,
that
was
a
saving
to
the
people
f
the
province.
It
was
an
economic
piopoaltlon.
Dr.
Sutherland
said
enough
money
had
been
set
aside
this
year
for
the
bridge
at
Galloway
Rapids
and
to
take
a
highway
them
would
tend
to
bring!
buaUMas
to
prinoa
Bupert.
There
would
be
two
planes
here
this;
luauMr
inn
ic
wss
nmnnsjin
hav
r
r
one
of
tnem
give
a
final
check
up
on
tne
route
to
mane
sure
nothing
bad
been
.....
mi.itfrf
a
vow
oi
louiu
w
ur
Diiinenana
was
extended.
Yesterday
the
minister
was
entertained
locally
and
left
for
the
south
last
night.
A
committee
of
the
Rotar
rsnsistlng
cf
H
8.
Btcheater
and
H.
P.
bs.ii
--..
o..w
"!
J
-
-
ww-e"-
BEAT
BORDEN
Ti:M
HON
JIV
FIVE
fl.U.tlt
fl(MIS
ix
niwT
o.mk
or
wi:roM
llU'
The
JunWr
POdtball
league
opened
the
second
half
df
the
season
on
Satur
day
wHen
lUgft
Uool
won
over
Borden
;
School
by
flvf
car
goals.
Borden
won.
tile
tons
an)
fleeted
to
play
uphill.
lllgh
took
up
tt)e
attack
from
the
start
land
play
was
rawly
out
of
the
Borden
half
ol
the
014-
lhe
advantage
of
height,
weight
and
experience
all
told
in
favor
of
High,
School
and
goals
were
scored
by
Johnston,
uks
and
Stiles.
Playing
down
hill
in
the
second
half
wm
of
little
advantage
to
Besden
and
tney
were
tndftly
on
the
defensive.
Kanaya.
Nskamoto
Pyle,
Carl
Smith
and
vvcnr
an
defended
heroically
and
with
weajfaj
but
High
vnt
not
to
n
iHnlM
W
further
goals
were
added
by
Wick
and
Bred
Cameron.
Full
time
icuna
ttign
winners
by
five
goals
to
nil.
Borthe
kesces
Ksnaya
la
goal
saved
many
good
ahot.
one
stop
In
the
secopd
half
at
the
expense
of
a
fruitless
corner
being
specially
clever.
Pvle
showed
good
Judgment
and
with
Carl
Smith
stopped
many
a
High
raid.
Fong.
jMakamctfj.
V
sec
her
and
F:hi
all
de
fended
to
the
last.
With
a
little
more
ccachmg
and
prac:
,
Bjnitn
will
pu
up
a
much
better
'how.
For
their
first
appearance
they
are
to
be
songrs-tulaled
on
their
play
and
specially
for
Unetr
pluoky
fight
right
up
to
the
last
wblatla.
Illgb,
Scjiopl
were
ragged
all
through.
Boy
Wicks,
Thurhtr,
Clouston
Johnston
and
Fred
Ovftem
Plyad
the
bestfpqt-ball.
Scott
In
goal
was
not
teatef).
But
Stiles
and
Fisher
had
tap
masd
weight
and
height
to
be
bothered
much
by
the
onpaatnn
fqrw.ard
though
Fong
and
Vsocher
wse
qot
to
pe
aylly
dis-
possessed.
Taams
High
fichool:
D,
ScpU.
A.
(8tlle,
natter,
TJHjrber.
C.
ifihftitfln,
A
Tbompson.
uati.
wicks,
w.
Johnson.
Csm'0n.
R.
Morrison.
Borden
School:
Kenaya.
NakagMito,
meet
at
3:90
In
a
regular
feature.
:
"
t
!i
H."
l.
?
Around
The
World
With
Sport
Fans
(llj
The
Tramp)
be
beM
tn
Hamilton.
Ontario.
June
and
July
a.
s
.
.
-wi
.w
i
viiuvm
uin-mi.
iii.l
cnura
mr
in
Canadian
Olympic
marathon
team
has
onn
tn
Mnii.nrf
fr
ni
mnntw
...
I
.training
prior
w
panicipauon
in
tne'
marsthon
at
the
Olympic
games
In
Amsterdam
in
August.
A
flne
of
tM
was
imposed
on
the
jSouthall
club
at
a
meeting
of
the
The
council
also
passed
a
vote
of
cen-
..
.
ailllBj
gj
OUUUHUI,
amis
Viuw
revcuwi
oa
)
nat
K
nntnn
Hi,,
nn.hu
,a
An
"
'
"
so
with
Its
regular
"
team.
However.
It
,
.
.
..
.
signed
on
a
team
from
HUB.
"Kwe
-
i
Irnt."
and
sent
them
against
Kingston
and
went
on
the
tour.
It
was
thought
luc
KIIV
fciir
uuuin.ll
CUUIU
11UI
BU
nnyinuig
aooui
ii,
out
it
was
round
.....
.
.v.
u,.i
WI,
C1UU
i..
w.m
i
i
r.u
urst
eleven
in
an
senior
division
lea
gue
matches
be
liable
to
be
dealt
witn
as
we
council
mignt
determine,
.
Art
Nehf
southnaw
IJipiivr
for
the
yu
Cincinnati
Reds
until
last
year
when
was
discarded,
seems
to
have
stand
comewrk
with
the
Chleogo
Cubs
It
was
hardly
necesssrv
for
Leo
that
none
of
his
pluyem
Is
for
snle
Stories
huiuk
i-iiT-
n'uiius
ui
mr
n
n
l
press
10
me
eoeci
vnat
an
oner
of
50
000
for
Morena
was
being
enter
tained,
and
other
stars
of
the
team
are
likely
to
be
disposed
of.
There
la
no
apparent
reason
why
the
roUM"
hockey
sextet
rxiitnt
sluniM
be
ill-,
mantled.
Miss
Mcrcedi
s
Oleltr
the
English
I
typist,
who
recently
announced
that
she
;
had
swum
the
8tralt
of
Gibraltar,
has
accepted
a
challw.ge
to
an
endurance
I
test
In
the
open
sea.
at
a
time
and
place
to
be
erraiiged.
Mrs.
Lottie
8c
ho-
emmell
being
the
lady
who
would
make
the
test.
While
we
hear
more
about
the
Una-
A
at
tend
at
Ilsmrxlen
Park.
Considerable
local
money
changed
handa
Saturday
over
the
big
cup
fmel
land,
minister
of
public
works
and
dU-
had
an
"w""""'r
opportunity
to
make
a
remun-
cussed
n,tmm,
ty,m
the
matter
,,
of
,
.
,.,
trail
the
...
a
up
eratlve
tour
of
the
channel
Islands.
It
mountain.
The
mlniater
promM
toUould
have
ol.vad
.
l
match
cake
the
matter
un
with
the
engineers
before
leaving
town
with
a
view
to
pos
ilble
action.
'PKOVINCIAL
BISECTIONS
ACT"
I'KIXCK
1(1
I'lUT
KI.ECTtlK.tl,
IHItTIIICT
NOTICE
la
hereby
given
that
I
shall,
Monday,
the
atst
day
or
May.
199Q.
pel
Revision
for
tne
purpose
of
revlalnc
the
Hat
of
vi
voters
for
the
said
electoral
district,
i
rrri
and
mnn
n,
of
hearing
na.nna
an
and
determlnlni
aa,v,m,.
any
and
all
objections
to
the
tntloa!Dunall,m
ot
ci"ifu
w
any
name
on
the
aaid
list,
or
to
the
registration
as
a
voter
of
any
applicant
for
registration;
and
for
the
other
purposes
set
forth
in
the
"Provincial
suecxions
Act."
Dated
at
Prince
Rupert,
B.C..
this
stn
day
oi
April,
lege.
ncuiBTNAft
OP
VOTaWfi.
UB
PrlnceBupert
SJectoJJlstrict.
MINHUAL
ACT
(Pom
r.)
Ci:ilTHCATK
OI'
IMI'ltOYKMKNTM
.NOTIti:
Princess
Pat.
Lot
4Ma?
Pilar
Tai
A.P..
Lot
m,
dbeerver.
Lot'
Mineral
Claims,
altuate
in
the
Atlln
ng
Divuion
of
Oasaiar
District
Where
located:
On
Munro
Mountain
about
four
miles
from
the
town
of
Atlln.
take
notice
that
we,
Jsmes
stokes
nd
0.
8.
Frfceer,
Free
.Miner's
Certificate
ouou-vuuoi,
iniena.
sixty
asya
rrotf)
the
dnte
hereof,
to
apply
to
the
xdnlhg
nvwi
vrmr
iw
a
OertfrlMte
ot
Imnrove
Crown
OmnhofPAePt?6ow
(Sfahn1"
Vh
,ooU,"
cl,P
"rt
then
about
Aud
further
take
notice
that
'actlen,ithc
Scottish,
more
fans
turn
out
to
the
under
seotloo
M
must
be
commenced
Scottish
games.
The
total
of
98.000
at
f
WCh
CwWc.te
fllembley
taXemtnS"
is
rather
dlaappolnUng
com-.
Dated
this
Bth
day
of
March.
A
D.
1038.
pared
with
well
over
one
hundred
thou-1
II.
MEN.
ni.8EU.
Afent.
NOTICE
.
tl,s
MATTBB
of
M.anfdleatkm
f4r!lt
Title
for
Lot
sixteen
(Wli.
Blocl
:
afxteen
(18).
Town
of
Stewart.
Map
81BA.
aatisractory
proor
of
the
loss
of
the
the
Certificate
pf
Tfle
oovtrlne
the
above
isnd
nsving
been
produced
to
me.
It
Is
Ing
iiiv)niui
in
issue,
alter
tne
expiration
of
one
month
from
the
first
nuh-&4iE.
PrwJwpnaJ
Certifrcate
Title
to
the
ahnve
inH
In
IV,a
nama
w
H.
vickbrs.
The
original
Oertlfl-
HJS
T'i1
'
d",ei1
th
39tb
October,
1910,
and
la
numbered
J78I.
T-.nri
n
,..
otfi.c
frlnce
r"wt
I
was
lnterestlns
tn
note
tk
iirT.rJ
X
L.
PutmsnaiwUry.
The
fol
TP"Ma
on
the
faces
of
thoa
fl-
nanclally
interested,
when
thy
heard
result.
In
one
ease
It
was
a
beam-
smile
and
in
the
other
a
puraled
axnreealon
which
seeroeu
to
eay:
"Howi
could
I
have
made
aueh
a
mistake?"
Hostility
to
the
forthcoming
Olympic
gam'"
has
arisen
In
Dutch
religious
circle
mid
a
report
on
the
subject
by
11
F
MrTKOD
-vrn
n.u
-niiii
clergymen
n;i
ijeen
RepUtrsx
of
fuiM.'mads
public.
The
report
declsrti
that
We
Recommend
OFFICERS
AND
DIUECTOHS
President
Wellington
Beaton,
Mne
operator,
jiresident
Georgia
River
Gold
Mine
Tftd.
OU'.L.),
Vancouver,
Il.C
Vice-l'rIdept
A.
C.
Bqrdlpk,
president
and
general
manager
Pacific
Salvage
Company,
Victoria,
B.C.
.
I)irectors-n-
Qeorge
F.
TmU,
president
G,
F.
Tull
&
Ardern
Ltd,,
Calgary,
Alto.
Andrew
G.
Larson,
consulting
mining
engineer,
Vancouvor,
B.C.,
and
Spokane,
Wairi.
Henry
fl.
Thomson,
forrner
food
controller
of
.Canada,
and
director
o
Ladysmith
Tidewater
Srnelterg,
Ltd.,
Victoria,
B.C.
B.
S.
Lennle,
barristerwit-law,
ne
&
Clark,
Vancouver,
B.C.
N.
T.
Bqrdick,
Vice-president
and
general
manager
Vancouver
Dry-Dock
&
Salvage
Co.
Ltd.,
president
Of
North
Shore
Drydock
Co.,
Ltd.
We
are
offering
the
first
830
Hastings
St.
West.
IEMgW0BTH&CP.
LTD.
90S
Credit
Fongier
Bldg.,
Vancouver,
B.C.
I
ame
interested
in
Amalgamated
Mines
Ltd.,
and
would
like
further
details.
NAME
...
ADDRESS
3i
mMlimimJmWmtmmmimmmmmMmBmmmmmWSt
there
appears
"to
us
to
be
ample
Justification
for
decisively
opposing
tne
I
fortnoomlng
Olympic
games.
Bery-
thing
Is
oppesed
to
the
principle
of
l
loving
Ood
above
all
else
The
strongest
being
is
here
the
moat
exalted
and
is
raised
to
tfce
place
which
Ood
alone
Should
occupy."
aartngfietd
Indiana,
for
the
second
9tZ
ship
of
,
Vk.
the
Canadian-American
Jl
the
rtcan
Pro-
fssilonsl
Hockey
league
when
thry
defeated
Quebec
Beavers
recently
in
a
-
.
.
.
...
'
,..,
.
...
"as
Leroy
OolcUworthy,
n
Edmonton
boy
and
a
chap
who
played
In
junior.
senior
and
finally
professional
hockey
In
that
city.
Twelve
years
ago
Dempaey
would
have
fought
anybody
for
the
modest
remun-
'
.
.
iiuw
wv
wuum
iwissisuu
si
uttvm
Vt
w
eiistewwk
A
csebn
am
.
M.s
wte-i.
"7
'
tZlZ
"
fun
pay
'
guaranteed
for
.
ten
rounds
or
nttJ7
V"
h
h.
.u,.,
ahouWht
lart
be
sllowed
to
pick
almost
any
oppon-
nt
,
.
he
might
,h,
prefer.
.
.
.
.
The
possibility
of
a
British
Columbia
'c.,,
week
in
Victoria
this
summer
l
depend
largely
upon
the
support
of
outside
competition.
At
a
special
'
mminf
ot
victoria
and
District
Cricket
CtloUt
Association
sjBocutton
held
here
a
sub-committee
of
local
crioketers.
with
MJor
u
.nUry,
wu
i,
w
,nqutw
lnto
t.
pt,!
I
ot
prooaoie
enuranu
ana
nnansiai
pos
I
,,..
I
o.,,.
u
.
k,
m
VlSl5Blia
est
tmHm-i
successful
season
when
they
detested
Saanlch
United
la
the
MacKay
Shield
final
by
a
4-3
score
The
Bakers
have
set
whst
Is
believed
to
be
a
record
In
local
soccer
circles.
They
hsve
won
the
four
trophies
put
up
for
competition
in
the
Wednesday
Football
League,
and
in
addition
only
suffered
one
de
feat
this
season,
and
that
at
the
hsnrts
of
Saanlch
United.
Kxei
SPORT
CHAT
Providing
that
there
la
goad
weather
Prince
Oearge
baseball
fans
will
be
en-
abled
to
witness
their
first
of
the
se-
son
baseball
game
tomorrow-
During
the
past
two
weeks
there
has
been
s
good
turn
out
of
players
and
from
the
material
on
hand
there
will
be
two
good
teams
chpsen
to
play
the
opener.
final
practice
was
held
last
evening
Diea
Park.
The
members
of
the
Prince
Oeorge
tennis
tennlSjjcI
xclub
comDleted
their
oraanlisa
tlon,
UK
at
a
ceeeting
this
itk-
e.
V.
neykin
was
elected
a,K'lain
vioe-preeldent.
luwlttg
mennrhlp
fee
were
approved
Family
tlokets,
15;
murrled
couples,
1Q:
gentlement.
10:
ladles.
IS
snd
junior
tickets
M
Although
no
definite
plan
has
been
set,
the
bout
between
dene
Tunney
and
Tom
Ileeney
for
the
worlds
heavy-
weight
boxing
title
probably
will
take
place
In
the
Yankee
Stadium
on
tnurnaiiy
nittni.
jmy
nn-iiu
given
up
all
Idea
of
taking
ths
bout
to
n
1
Amalg
BECAUSE
i
is
directed
by
men
of
Known
experience
and
ability
in
mine
management
and
finance.
BECAUSE
it
s
assured
of
ample
fundi
with
which
to
acquirecantrojr
of
prqertiei
and
develop
them.
.
BECAUSE
it
owns
control
of
tho
IIYDEH
LEAD
MINE,
one
of
the
most
outstanding
silverlead
properties
in
the
Portland
Canal
district
and
is
in
a
position
to
secure
control
of
other
equally
valuable
properties
in
other
parts
of
the
country.
BECAUSE
the
ultimate
success
of
AMALGAMATED
MINES
LTD.
(N.P.L.)
does
not
depend
on
the
production
of
one
good
mine.
You
are
safeguarded
by
the
fact
that
at
least
one
mine
in
ten
will
be
successful.
BECAUSE
you
are
linking
up
with
the
leaders
in
the
mining
industry
when
you
purchase
this
stock.
allotment
of
underwritten
stock
in
LTD.
(N.P.L.)
nt
S0r
per
share
Hemsworth
&
Company
Ltd,
Mining
&
Stock
Brokers
mmm.mmimmmmmmmMmmmwwmmmmmmamn
i
ia,siMsi
IN
PBOBATE
It'
irilt
L
I
till
ll
l
li
ollili.a
nw
nnwwajia
'
'
tOLlNllll"
in
the
Matter
of
the
Administration
Act:
and
In
the
Matter
of
the
Estate
of
Benedict
Bteffan
Johnson.
Deceased.
Intestate
TAR
ROTICK
that
Mr
order
of
Hii
Honor
V.
UeB.
Young,
the
32nd
day
of
i
March.
1038,
I
was
appointed
administrator
of
the
estate
ot
Benedict
Bteffan
Johnson,
decease,
and
all
parties
hsv-1
tne
earn
estate
are
furnish
same
pro-1
;
perly
verified
to
me
i
en
or
Before
the
tfe?
lndehtel
esutesre
required
to
pot
the
amount
of
their
Indebtedness
to
ms
forthwith.
NORMAN
A.
WATT.
Official
Administrator.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C
!
-
England,
because
the
excessive
taxa-.
tlon
abroad.
Rlckard
believes
the
:
match
will
draw
II
M0.
000
in
Hew
York.
Although
the
gate
receipts
prob-.
ably
would
be
as
large
In
London,
with
the
mammoth
Wembley
Stadium
avail-1
able,
Rlckard
classed
the
project
as,
"too
much
of
a
gamble."
Tunney
will
right
but
once
this
year,
the
promoter
saya.
and
if
he
retains
shin.
wlU
battle
but
onos
for
Rlokard
m
l9fa
2,,,,
cnaUw
jlf
victorious
over
Tunney.
haa
agreed
to
.
.
.
...
rigm
omy
once
next
year,
ane
tnen
under
hie
auspices.
Rlckard
said.
..
n.K.l.
M
.
.
.
the
National
circuit
for
the'
next
few
years,
according
to
the
performance
of
a
number
of
youngsters
last
year.
It
the
records
of
the
ItSrr
teeaop
can
be
ccvpin
as
a
onsenon
wi
uie
SDHif7v
as
.
.
......
v'
,
numoer
oi
recruit
pitcners,
tnen
cne
edge
will
shortly
oome
back
to
the
ounger
organisation.
Wlloey
Moore
of
ri
or
CTeTegaa"
1mt&m
Uafn-ee
of
Washington,
with
14;
Thomas
f
Chicago,
19;
Irving
Hadley,
Waah-rgtop.
14:
Ptpgraa
of
New
York,
10.
nd
Carroll,
Detroit.
10,
all
make
great
bowings.
That
la
real
hurling
for
eteran
twtreara,
yet
when
seven
unex-ecteely
come
through.
It
is
apparent
1
e
American
league
has
a
lot
of
'class
"PEEPING
TOM"
IS
STILL
AT
LARGE
I
Vert
in
lV!Hlews
ami
Even
(!ea
to
l-rnglh
n(
I'ajpf,
Ijiililets
to
Reach
second
storeys
"Peeping
Tom"
I
still
at
large,
much
to
the
consternation
of
many
women
ot
this
city
who
have
Just
about
come
to
the
stage
where
they
are
afraid
to
venture
forth
at
night
unaccompanied.
Laat
week
he
wee
reported
to
have
visited
the
part
of
town
around
Xlghth
Avenue
Weat
as
well
as
Borden
Street.
Previously
he
bed
been
reported
across
Hays
Creek
in
Section
Seven.
Hit
specialty
sterna
to
be
peering
Into
wlitdowa
and
he
la
alee
reported
to
have
Mope
as
far
as
to
get
laddeta
and
laael
Into
second
storey
bedrooms.
i
While
"Peeping
Tom"
may
be
a
harm-lees
individual,
it
wquld
be
a
profound
relief
to
many
women
at
least
were
h
apprehended,
particularly
so
In
view
ol
resent
UApJeata&t
events.
H
P.
Olhson,
proprietor
of
the
Stew-
ait
News
Co.,
and
Mrs.
Oibson
were
passengers
aboard
the
Oatals
yesterday
afternoon
returning
to
Stweart
nfter
s
wip
iu
viiiumm
siio
uwwr
iruiiub
in
the
south.
amatei
AMALGAMATED
MINES
Vancouver,
B.C.
siiisiiMisiiiwiisjssi
aan.
sssge-eeessrawsrjsewsMwsMM
City
Meat
Market
Sevig
Bros,
Third
Ave.
Phone
765
KJOT
FISK
(KON'SAKB
A
lie
sorter
norsk
ost
Norske
fiskekontrver
Norxke
sukkerkavrinxer
Norske
hveteskonrokker
NorsKe
rugkonrokker
Norske
knekkebrod
Norske
flatbrod
Mqtter
o.s.v.
1st
ky,
varer.
Itillige
priser.
Ilurtiu
omhrinselse
DRY
:
BIRCH
JACKPINB
AND
CEDAR
Single
load
$W0
Double
Load
$C50
Lance
Sack
50c
COAL
PKICBS
DOWN
Pembina
Peerless
Kgg
$12.00
Pembina
Washed
Nuts
$11.25
Alberta
Sootless
Egg
$12.00
Alberta
Lump
$13.00
Also
all
other
classes
of
coal
HydeTransfer
AND
COAL
CO.
139
Setciul
Avenue
Radi
10
Radi
10
As
well
ss
specialising
on
the
No.
17
Radiol,
we
wish
to
draw
vour
attention
to
the
Radloia
No.
18
It
la
another
of
the
up-to-date,
last
six
months
models,
a
six
tube
receiver.
Price,
lees
Radlotrons
.
.
S
BS.00
Price,
with
Radlotrons
II
MM
Price,
complete
with
Rndm-
i
rons
ana
iuu.a
L,oua-
sneaker
S11H.7.1
.
.
t
II
l-ll
.i'in
Rxcluilve
Wholesale
Dealer
for
Rad
tolas
Office:
SIS
HUth
St.
fta
gl.1
rrlnce
Iteptrt.
n.C.
Pratt's
Baby
Chick
Food
and
Poultry
Supplies,
Bulk-ley
Valley
Hay
and
Grain.
Seeds,
Fertiliser
and
COAL,
call
up
58
Prince
Rupert
Feed
Co.