Si!
rl1
ml
GOAT
WIU,
LAST
LONG
Will
Nof
Soou
pisappear
Says
yt-t.au
Ki
(ai)e
llt4t)tfir
VANCOUVER,
April
2?:
The
mountain
awi
will
oa
xn,c
of
Jrje
last
JjWlteh
Oejunibia
big
jjanje
tf.
$200.06
for
every
$100.00
Amount
of
VoWcj
No.
?2,765
paid
at
age
sixty
Deposited
by
policyholder
with
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Life
of
Canada.
,
,
.
Name.
Addreti
TIIE
MUTUAL
LIFE
Assurance
Company:,
OF
CANADA
HEAD
OFFICE
WATERLOO,
ONT.
utUM
119
J.
J.
T.
COLL
ART,
Representative,
Priwe
Rupert,
Ii.C.
(April
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75
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either
luck
or
a
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hide.
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I
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DAILY
NEWS
;
.
'
Youn
AssynANcc
or
pistinctipn
and
JITMqjt
vA.n.
TH!
FASHION-CHAir
lAtfl
OYRIL
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t
II
I.I
H
I
PUTS
"
BEEF
STRENGTH
"Doug"
Believes
in
Keeping
Fit
BABE
RUTH
INTO
SOUPS
AND
GRAVIES
IS
INJURED
disappear,
in
(he
opinion
of
.
W.
French,
veteran
big
game
hunter
.oje
on
ti
flart
of
the
bJJJjfis.
or.
jjej-haps
.one
showid
iuy,
tfoe
:-
Mval
of
the
fittest.
There
U
a
njarjjad
deference
be.-'jjen
the
hide
c
the
goats
and;
.ttquntajn
sJvep.
The
jnun:aln
vhoejj
peiaje
w
a
h,ollwr
jjajr.
like
!
prdinayy
jshsep.
sets
qnly
the
.hieist
jundfrcflflt
wpol
during
'fcc
earjy
winter
ninths.
On
the
rfher
hand,
the
mountain
goat
has
i
;a
excpUtnt
poqi
of
Ions
wool,
cov
ered
wj.th
heayy
guard
hair.
In
fact.
pill
of
ft
Is
a
blanket
already
made
MwaUin
4S
solved
tho
in-
and
guide.
The
relative
inaeces-leans'
problem
of
warm
covering,
sibllity
of
the
goats
is
one
point
in
I
for
the
natives
did
not
need
to
she!
their
favor,
but
the
principal
one,
v:
or
feed
their
flocks.
But
wh
n
according
to
Fraud),
is
that
th
Jn-
:J
indjan
went
jyoUfcatherinif
he
dians
Jaw
aed
tjiejr
rfijentjnss
npajty
wuf-d
whaj.
he
got.
for
warfares
against
ie
species.
Uia
mourMatoaat
isily
and
fleet
"There
is
unmistakably
evidence
fogged
.and
tpad$
J)jljyrsuer
a
dif-that
mountain
goats
are
increasing
flcult
and
often
jfulpe
chase.
In
number'
"At
'
i
say
French.
one
--
-
time
the
ndians
who
had
riot
be-
PIf)
ITttL:
conle
acquainted
with
Hudson's
Bay
1
if
1
I
J
Wl
.
blankets
had
to
exert
themselves
in
j
order
io
flroyide
Jheinselv.es
wM
warm
bedding.
They
hunted
mountain
goat
of
alj
le
and
sexes
or
CITIZENS
their
wool
blanket
making.
From
;
these
hides
the
native
spinners!
.
"
....
serviceable!
Jhe
advextisemenU
of
local
mer-blankeU.
made
really
warm
and
appearing
In
this
paper
There
are
some
good
ex-lnant
tamjay
to
day
n
ot
the
greatest
ample
of
the
Indian
handiwork
in
blanket
making
from
goats'
wool
in
Prince
Rupert
cl-
the
Vancouver
Museum.
ens'
f,nd
;fpecially
to
the
thrifty
"When
Hudson's
Bay
blanket
wewtfe.
If
you
re
not
already
a
could
be
purchased
or
exchanged
for
subscriber,
get
pn
our
delivery
list
(See
offer
of
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it
nf
m,,.h
hnf
nP
right
away".
special
ped
animals,
then
goat
hunting
be-
for
jM
The
vbi
g,
to
came
a
lot
jart
among
the
Indians.
be
made
from
Daily
News
advertise-
The
reTof
"thTO
'
SS5flptton
"roes
DO
NOW!
W
over
IJ
past,
ha
been
-quite
a
steady
In-
crease
in
the
number
of
mountain
Phone
98
Circulation
Department
goats-despite
the
race
suicide
ten-
j
DAILY
NEWS
Even
when
one
is
touring
the
world
one
must
keep
in
condition,
says
Douglas
Fairbanks,
screen
star,
seen
aboard
liner,
doing
a
bit
o
fexerelse
Just
before
landing
at
Bangkok,
Siam.
COI.F
SPORT
CHAT
!
The
final
important
event
of
the
,..
.
.
I
billiard
season
commences
tonight
Still
coming
through
the
war
-CM
Ba
lagno
and
A
.
A.
thout
a
sc.ratci)
indicai
,
may
Jn
tne
flm
500.b,ock
Qf
th
.
1,000
point
f
ioal
for
the
city
lndl-1
vWual
lWiiard
chomionabjip.
Pro-1
;
Tiding
sthQr
has
exceptional
luck
'
or
p4jiigalarjjr
bad
breaks,
it
should
be
a
verxxlose
affair.
Both
Balagno
,
ai;d
Sftssoja
came
through
the
qual-ifyijag
round
and
the
semi-finals
by
i
decisive
nmrgins
and
it
would
seem
fair
enough
(hat
they
should
now
be
battlinf
is
the
final.-
Balagno
was
last
year's
individual
champion
of
the
ciy.
It
the
opjnion
of
Al
Ritchie,
noted
coach
of
the
Reglna
Patricias,
can
l
be
taken
as
any
criterjon,
hockey
AMtttors
throughout
Western
Can-
la
da
are
wait
pleased
with
the
chan-
gss
reoentfy
written
into
the
rules
(oyerning
the
amateur
game.,
"When
ths
C.A-H.A.
decided
to
allow
kicking
the
puck
up
as
far
as
the
defending
team's
blue
line,
they
certainly
took
a
big
step
toward
speeding
up
the
game."
said
Ritchie.
"There
will
be
considerably
less
bell
ringing
in
the
future
and
faster
taoefcay
in
the
central
Ice
zone
is
bound
to
rau4t."
Discussing
the
decision
of
the
CA.H-A.
to
allow
four
subs
instead
of
three,
as
formerly,
the
Pats
coach
remarked:
"Nothing
pleases
me
more.
'fJejtt
season
I
intend
to
use,
as
a
fourth
sub,
a
good
utility
man
who
ean
help
out
on
the
de
fence
and
the
attack,
and
it
a
forward
becomes
crippled
during
a
game,
the
fourth
man
will
more
than
justify
the
C.A.H.A.
innova
uon.
I
wish,
however,"
Ritchie
mus
ed,
"that
the
moguls
had
gone
a
step
farther
and
permitted
the
switching
Qf
players
at
any
time
during
a.
contest,,
and
not
merely
when
play
is
stooped.
I
would
like
to
see
the
boys
stream
to
and
from
the
players'
box
while
the
puck
actually
is
In
play.
They
do
this
in
professional
hockey
and
it
helps
to
speed
up
the
play."
Seattle
Beats
Mission
Reds
Indians
Redeemed
Themselves
Yesterday
For
Defeat
Tuesday-Three
Home
Runs
8EATTLB,
April
23:
Giving
the'
Mission
Reds
a
severe"
beating
yesterday,
the
Seattle
Indians
redeemed
themselves
for
their
defeat
on
Tuesday
afternoon
in
the
first
game
of
the
Pacific
Coast
League
In
Seat
tle.
Three.home
runs,
two
of
them
by
Dutch
Reuther,
helped
the
Indians
to
win.
Seattle
used
one
of
1U
new
recruit
pitchers.
Anyway
;
there's
no
danger
of
Oandhrs4tlng
too
big
for
hU
ijjus:
(
Swat
JJy
?
i'AW
,
Fr
Several
Weelw
jlljOMis
AjwWe
ut
Vfrsteriay
COSfoN,
A-.:il
23:
IUbe
puti,
jjia
of
3vat
may
fye
ou
ftt
bw:b.ali
for
sexJj
week
p."?
a
xilt
pf
an
Injured
.eye
s.u.fejl;ed
yeatprday
while
Jcldjng.
He
was
a!;
.q
lios-f)t4l
t'nj
tfae
b.1
j)f.fc.
i?arljer
in
the
game
he
lnjured
his
ankjj;
whrje
i-urniny
bates.
Despite
the
injury
to
Jhejr
star
J?atjp:
the
tjevi
York
Yankees
scored
a
1
to
5
victory
over
Boeto.n
Red
So
and
wept
tu
ti-
tp
.of
the
sUndlng
Yesterday's
Big
League
jcones
were
as
foliows:
Afper;r&o.I.egC'ur
Philadelphia
5.
Washington
li
New
yprk
7.
Boitrt5.
ChicagQ
JO,
Cleveland
2.
V
DetroijL-Ct.
Lpul
pitaed
oU,
,
National
League
New
York
5.
PJiladelohia
4,
St.
Louis
3,
Cincinnati
2.
Boton
4,
Brooklyn
0.
Chlcago-Pittsburg.
rain.
4
.
-
Baseball
Standings
National
League
W.
h.
Tct.
St.
Louis
6
1
,857
Bocjlon
7
2
778
New
York
r,
6
3
,607
Chicago
4
3
,571
Pittsburg
3
4
,429
Philadelphia
"3-
5
,375
Cincinnati
i..-xl-4
143
Prooklyp
)
7
,125
American
League
w.
New
York
6
Washjoglon
5
Cleveland
5
St.
Louis
.
3
Chicago
3
Philadelphia
3
Detroit
2
Boston
2
U
VANISH
QUICK
L.
2
3
3
2
3
5
6
ATTACKS
SYSTEM
i
Continued
from
page
one.)
Pet
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.625
.600
300
J75
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250
ing
expert
knowledge
in
relation
tot
the
many
forms
of
specialized
business
which
come
within
the
scope
of
railway
activity.
"Lack
of
the
necessary
expert
knowledge
and
experience
and
the
fact
that
directors
do
not
give
their
whole
Ume
to
their
duties,
are
the
twin
weaknesses
of
British
raljway
administration,"
declares
The
Sa
turday
Review.
"They
are
radical
weaknesses.
In
England,
as
In
no
other
country,
there
has
always
been
an
almost
complete
divorce
between
the
executive
and
the
administrative
sides
of
railway
undertakings
and
very
little
attempt
to
bridge
this
gap
by
means
of
liaison
officers.
Such
a
system
would
be
bad
in
itself;
it
Is
obviously
worse
when
a
non-expert
board
obstin
ately
refuses
to
co-opt
experts,
for
which
reason
no
general
manager
or
chief
engineer
of
a
British
rail
way
company
has
ever
been
permit
ted
to
sit
on
the
board
until
he
resigned
his
executive
functions.
As
for
the
suggestion
that
an
occas
ional
director
should
be
chosen
from
the
less
exalted
ranks
of
the
executive
helrarchy.
that
Js
regarded
by
chairmen
as
a
combination
of
Indecency
and
major
blasphemy.'
twin
weafcensses
of
British
railway
Mr
fie
in
cwir.a
pkh
IUkU
bl'
nd4
lha
itLbinf.
II
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