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an;
now
taking
iip
with
the
Berfiiett
government
the
policy
that
this
paper
has
always
advocated,
that
providing
work
for.
the
unemployed
Inst&ul
of
the
dole.
'With
one
of
the
pfovfncialpartfes
faflrirfgti
similar
poliey.it
is
likely
it
may
yet
win
out
and
the'disgrace
of
the
present
System
be
wiped
out.
AIRSHIP
CATASTROPHE
It
afs
only
Monday
that
this
paper
puHlished
the
pictured
a
new
giant
airship,
Macon,
being
built
at
Akron,
Ohio.
Yestefflay
tVe
big
ship
Akron,
named
after
the
place
at
which
it
was
built
fell
into
the
sea
and
most
of
tlose
aboard
were
killed.
It
was
a
terrible
catastrophe.
With
the
heavier
than
air
machines
a
great
success.
'ivfng
regular
and
efficient
service
in
all
parts
of
the
Svorld,
it
seems
as
if
the
lighter
than
air
ships
were
doomed
to'
pass
out.
In
Britain
they
have
been
unsuccessful.
Germany
is
the
only
country
where
they
have
been
used
with
any
approach
to
serving
a
useful
purpose
and
even
there,
possibly
one
exception,
the
Zeppelins
have
not
been
ffiimcl
cohilnerciaTly
successful.
The
tragedy
of
the
Akron
Ms
Wei
jr
to
be
a
blow
at
airships
of
that
"type.
OVER
MOUNT
WEREST
tMJih
is
Siicceedinp'
in
n
trrfint
rfmnv
ontofnvicac
TW-
week
-an
airplane
flew
over
the
highest
peak
of
Mount
Everest,
the
highest
mountain
in
the
world.
In
every
line
of
'ehdeavor
one
Success
Succeeds
another
or
a
success
folio
a
failure.
.
.Possibly.
when
the
nilerg
dfthetvbrldtadk'le
the
regulation
of
production
and
consumption
and
the
jmore
difficult
'task
-of
distribution
they
will
succeed.
It
will
have
to
be
'done
soon.
It
seems
to
be
the
omsolved
problem
of
the
'
POOLE
Y
AND
ROOSEVELT
Attorney-General
Pooley
is
trying
to
follow
in
the
steps
-of
President
Roosevelt.
He
is
tackling;
first
the'fluestion
of
hCSr
and
other
liquors
with
the
Idea
of
making
these
Commodities
more
easily
available
to
the
public.
Queer
that
nobody
has
thought
of
the
idea
Of
making
Mr.
Pooley
premier
of
British
Columbia.
1
BALL
IS
STARTED
Los
Angeles.
Oakland.
Sacramento
and
'Frisco
Take
First
dames
In
1'arlflc
Coatt,
Circuit
LOS
ANQELfi8.
April
5:
The
Pacific
Coast
baseball
league
opened
the
season's
play
yesterday
our
keenly
contested
games
in
ill
a
which
would
appear
to
aiigur
Well
for
closer
and
lighter
cotHbetitMtl
thin
has
1n
recent
years
featured
this
circuit.
Except
lrrbne
glfm.
the
verdlcU
were
setUed
by
narrow
margins
of
one
run.
The
Seattle
In&kn
dropped
the
.opener
here
to
Los
Angeles
by
a
I
score
of
3
to
2.
Oakland
Acorns
defeated
Missions
by
a
score
of
3
to
1.
Sacramento
Senators
set
down
the
Hollywood
Start
S
to
7
and
San
Francisco
Seal
won
over
Portland
Beavers
2
to
1.
IJf't'llM
WW6
SAVE
WRIGLEY
5c
WRAPPERS-Write
for
PREMIUM
GIFT
CATALOGUE
L
KENT
A
Radio,
i
-Seeing
Machine,
j
'Typewriter
1
WcirATJTmos.,
iTrn.
:
COAL!
COAL!
i
Our
Famous
Edson,
Alberta
and
Bulkley
Valley
Coals
are
guaran-
ieea
to
give
satisfaction.
Try
a
ton
of
No.
1
Bulkley
Valley.
We
also
sell
Timothy
Hay.
Wheat
Oata
and
Barley.
Prince
Uupcrt
Feed
Co.
58
Phones
Ail
J
Demands
cohering
a
large
range
of
subjects
were
presented
to
Government
Agent
Norman
A.
Watt
and
Mayor
M.
M.
Stephens
during
the
unemployed
march
in
the
city
yeater&ay
afternoon
The
spokesmen
f
the
workless
were
accorded
a
eowrteouB
hearing
by
both
offi
cials
who
gave
assurance
that
their,
lUpta
and
Mrs.
reperesenUtlons
would
be
referred
U
the
proper
quarters
for
eonMd-nallon
flie
d-manda
which
vcr-
presented
to
the
Oovernment
Ageiu
for
transmission
to
Victoria
were
as
follows:
Twenty-five
percent
inrre
ise
In
relief.
Free
medical
and
dental
sTvl.:e.
Clothing
for
unemployed
and
dependents.
No
evictions
of
unemployed
on
account
of
non-payment
of
rent
nr
inability
to
pay
taxes.
Women
to
receive
equal
rights
with
men
in
regard
to
relief.
Children
over
fifteen
years
of
age
to
be
granted
same
relief
allows
ne
as
adults.
Release
of
four
delegates
from
Prince
"Ruoert
now
In
prison
at
Prince
Oeorge
'for
riding
on
"freight
train.
Dropping
by
imoalgration
authorities
of
proewdlng
against
sixty-five
striking
miners
from
Anyox
now
under
notice
of
Impending
(feporOttkm.
nelfflvtdWirtht
'it
eleven
unemployed
Vkrs
Otft)
were
rut
off
relief
at
Alice
Arm.
"
VUIIUILIUII
WoUcfhga
at
Anyox
mine
RmrAWfment
of
coroner's
Juries
THE
DAn.Y
NEWS
Wednesday.
April
5
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LEAFS
LOSE
Canadian
National
Recreation
FIRST
Sustained
Expected
Defeat
First
of
Stanley
Cup
Vlay
Last
Night
Wins
Senior
Basketball
Title;
,
-Meteors
Take
Junior
Laurels
Tho
Ganndian
National
Recreation
Assocind&n
Von
tho
new
YoitK,
April
5:
(CD-
Senior
Uaskotlmll
League
championship
last
night
by
ew
York
Rangers
tlefeated
fenttng'flfe
Grotto
S6-25,
givinp
them
the
edge
On
(ho
wb-
the
weary
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
came
80110S
of
17
POlHtR.
ill
the
11111101'
finiU,
tflC
nMetOOr
.
-live
ic
.
one-nn
mi
nigm
m
me
nl
fheScouts
played
to
a
17J7
deadlock
but
the
Wercors
i-
lJirsLofthel,!ay-"ff,f"r?hf
ste":
'won
tho
first
name
df
five
sorJes
bv
two
DoinU
Kitiifc
,
.rytup.m.emacon
ew.uS
championship
dt
The
T
"ship.
The
Rangers
scored
two
in
the
first
period
and
two
in
the
second
while
each
leinn
scared
once
in
the
third.
The
next
game
will
be
played
In
"Toronto
"Saturday
lilfht
arrtl
"the
Vbrld
champion
Maple
Tjeafs,
af-'ter'the
rest,
are
expected
to
malce
a
"better
showing,
it
had
been
'hardly
anticipated
that
they
would
Vin
last
night
following
iheir
gruelling
battle
of
the
night
before
at
home
with
the
Boston
'Bruins
in
which
they
won
the
National
League
title.
The
"Stanley
Cup
series
is
to
the
best
three
out
of
five
games.
Junior
League.
-a
few
baskets
The
OewtSO
V
;
Trie
senior
unme
was
slow
In
playing
very
noor
ball
until
the
kettig
startei!
and
the
C.N.R-A.j
fast
few
mmu(s
of
play
when
they
boys
could
hot
s.m
:o
find
the
raflied
but
It
was
too
late
to
have
I
basket,
mlisln-i
t?at
umbo-
of!any
worth-while
effect
and
the
fl-i'her
hts.
The
ame
ptefced
p
nl
whistle
Bounded
with
the
C.N
Mn
sped
u
plr.
pi
oisres"d
with
J
r
a
Ti
vtnK
a
safe
-polnt
marnln
Styles
finding
the
bnket
for
Miei
Tne
Mteon.
hy
njrttne
pamln
Railway
and
Oil
Its
from
the
IMr-M
deacry
ahoottn
'Mptured
the
mediate
League,
playing
a
gettt
UaW
trophy
by
a
Mm
margin
of
Tame
for
the
Orottn.
The
nlf-
fwo
potnta.
AKhotgh
the
acore
ws
time
.""Ore
rtord
13-11
in
favor
ot
tied,
the
Meteors
bad
-a
safe
UWftl
the
C
NR
A
-quintet
(of
8
pointa
With
bnth
eams
flrtd-
Play
In
the
semnd
hrrif
became
hw
the
batket
and
Ihelr
aliarp-mKed
and
rowh
bnt
was
kftpt
,
.hoot-r
rmng
their
aim.
the
well
in
hand
by
referee
Urfe
game
speeded
up
and
became
very
Wr-
fr
The
CNR
A
was
now
the
fotefeatlng
and.
when
Refere
team
to
locatt
the
hoop
and
atnk
jnhpny
Comadlna
blew
the
final
whistle,
the
score
stood
at
a
dead
Ross
Defeats
"Fargo
Express"
aPvtB
IIIIB
mm
"
LLm.
VIHHE
tJaaHHsrHfLlBVA
'tMa)iMaafaaBBajkv
lT
Ross
step-
away
from
one
of
the
Faro
Express'
lofts
in
the
third
round
of
the
Barney
Rosx-Bi
ly
Petrolic
fight
at
the
stadium
in
Chicago
In
which
Ross
won
the
decision
giving
nta
Ut
right
to
fight
Cansonerl
for
the
lightweight
crown.
DEMANDS
OF
UNEMPLOYED
Iaree
Ilante
ol
Subjett
Covered
In
Itepresentations
Made
To
Authorities
Yrsteiday
from
8tewarl.
Alice
Arm
and
Prince
Rupert
rather
than
from
Anyox.
Cessation
of
the
use
of
th
provincial
police
on
behalf
of
corporations
during
labor
disputes.
Release
from
Kingston
penitentiary
of
Tim
Buck
ano
his
seven
associates.
Non-contributory
unemployment
insurance
J
Elimination
of
closed
towns.
Repeal
of
the
deportation
laws
!
The
demands
to
the
Oovernment
.
Airent
were
presented
bv
a
committee
consisting
of
Charles
rh:i
man.
W.
Row.
K
Mont'jmcry
t
Jewett.
Ex-Aid.
Osear
Larson
Fro.-
,
Ooanes
While
the
delegation
was
In
Ion
with
Mr
WaU,
the
marchers
j
were
acdreued
by
Tom
Brad
If.
and
other
speakers.
'Demands
to
'Clly
The
following
demands
were
presented
to
the
mayor
and
alder-,
nun:
Twr
nty-five
percent
increase
In
teliet
i
Replacement
of
toother
system,
'n
dl-bursement
of
leliaf
by
eliher
rash
relief
or
scrip
nefottaMe
In
any
store
In
Prtao
HOfH,
No
lights
or
mfr
to
be
cut
off,
for
non-paymerft
Free
meriiral
and
cieptal
ser-.
vices.
.
,
Ciothlnn
for
rpesidflvV
of
tin-!
emoliyed
,
!
No
(wicttons
Cor
nonV?rhr)t
or
rent
or
Inability
to
pSyiKf.
i
women
to
reMtftf
equal
rights
.5
Witri
men
in
resjfjird
to
relief
Children
over
Tffteen
years
to
b
granted
same
refJof
as
adults
Investigation
if
oomailttee
evn
string
of
menibera
of
the
city
rnuneil
and
roprgaenUUves
of
the
unemoloved
council
Of
livlne;
posts
In
tl.
n
.
.
Advertise
m
the
Dally
News.
4
Investigation
as
to
the
auitabll-
h'
'
"
,
i.
TT?'
compsrea
wun,,
lty
.ofX
present
government
.ofHth
M'
,
nter-,
agent
at
Anyox
to
hold
that
no-
JJl
.J'""'"
sltUkn
IriewM
the
miv.iTonsWted
of
Mrs,
Ofiiclal
investigation
Into
lirTrJI'a
leewlly
Hn.m,..
a,u
,
1
Prte.
Tom
Brully
arid
O
AVhlte.
u
lock.
17-17.
-It
was
net
neeeaaary
,
to
play
an
overtime
period
for
the
Meteors
wsn
the
first
game
by
a
margin
of
two
potnU
Ir-
ivldttal
seortna
was
as
feJ-Inws,
j
Senltir
rtame
"NR
A.-
8tt1eR
17
Smith
.
f"!ison
3
felon.
Latifirie
4.
Orntto
Rat
5h
ford
6.
Morrison
g.
rtirrte
S
Ourvirh
Menzlea.
Oinia
Junior
fMmp
Mo'eo's
-
Afler.
Arney
I
Chrlstt-on
1
Morgan
5
Tobey.
Palmer
i
Scouts
Mffler.
Neiaen
Oreer
1.
P
ivW
H
OIIIU
3
n:iVi
2
Circulation'b'f
Booh
Keep
Up
At
the
Library
At
the
regular
montaly
meeting
3f
ne
Library
Board
hj
Ubrarian
reported
that.
In
pite
of
the
lack
ot
new
oook.
th
-h-ruiaii'Jn
had
been
keeping
up
well,
the
t':tal
for
the
month
of,
March
being
6
8M
of
which
4.910
was
flcfkm.
HO
non-fiction.
1146
Juvenile
and
138
cullcate
pay
The
iverage
per
day
was
SOtl.g
During
the
month
13
new
bor-"cwers
had
taken
nut
their
cards
ltd
18
had
canr-lled
The
total
n?nVr
of
books
on
hand
L
now
.6W
it
r
i
i
v
e
rl
at
ns
KUeiwv'di'k.
On;
new
testing
equipment
enables
us
to
emnmau
Reiis-work
from
servte--tng
We
won
Id
like
havo
you
visit
r
shop
and
tee
the
methods
we
-uee.
Also,
we
have
ponlnnient
to
re-pair
any
electrical
appliances.
Out
of
town
work
solicited.
Sliperidr
Radio
Service
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Avenue
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a.
o.iiAVrLtrTT
C.
II.
INBULANDKIt
HEADACHE
Meie)f
Quick
fetiel:
aslaal
Aspirin
Mnn
yr
immwliate
ffitH.
It
lirlore
yNu
rtln
Te?iny
flrtci
ut
snffMn
Uh
Jkr
frtri
f
riif.
Do
not
'hMtitute
lo
take
iel.
Their
uirk
uelMm
i
due
to
Hhe
fact
ttwy
rtbNv
4inmly.Thertfeffetfly
Hale.
They
do
hottkfifJ
th
brurt.
Thar
tLe
bnty
of
a
temMTy
ftk
Anirin.
Anyone
Mfh
tale
ft.
at
often
ifr
theri-U
tuy
need
of
tin
comfort.
In
CONCERT
IS
at
'Queen
'Cliallodc
City
name
In
Veffes
totlg
by
tnd1vtil
singers.
i
A
most
a'musrng
Uffee-act
fofldwed
entitled,
mte
Lest
Um
"brena."
The
east
was
as
fottows:
"Mr
Bufllngton.
an
overhearing
hutfband.
Doctor
Charter.
Mrs
Uuittngtbn.
hts
meek
wife,
Mm
YtoH.
Mr
TrampletJon.
a
henpecked
Husband.
0.1!
Jolllffe
Mr
Trampleilon.
his
tyrannical
wife.
Mrs
Moore
Mm
A.
Dtfval
played
the
part
of
'he
saucy
Irish
maid.
Msrtha
Ann.
and
her
bWff'lrtsh
fofkrAfr'
was
Riv
MarKernrte.
These
playeni
were
vi
rj
well
chosen
for
their
parts
and
i;
vr
excellent
presentations
A
cloet.
"In
the
Oardeh
of
Vottr
Heart."
by
Mrs.
O.
II
Jolllffe
and
Mi
Collison.
followed
tn
vrhleh
the
volcrs
blended
beau
tff
irily.
As
ah
encore
they
sang
Absent
"
Clare
Wsrk,
accompanied
by
Miss
Jean
Wark,
then
gave
two
'delightful
vi.)fin
solos.
Next
came
a
Vruartette
df
mixed
V
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In
the
Even.!
hldrhald
Affair
Uit
frlday
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which
ws,
QUMKN
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CfTY.
April
S
A
most
slieeoaafttl
concert.
iMir
lit
HlmiMWtti
rif
CI
M
Vtereek
3.
Doml-
held
"Friday
night
in
Ojtfeen
ChaTtbtU
-City.
Put
on
by
I
local
artiste.
Its
object
leas
to
raise
,
funch
tr
fhe
MMxJMg
ot
a
Hullo
i
in
fhe
toaiYJite
thlet
lltfttftul.
Do
You
Do
Everybody?"
In
m
number
several
well
known
rriew
Then
followed
Uiut
lie
Olfl
Folks
at
Hu.i.
;
line:
in
full
eboru
Mrs
Uhaetetmy
touchu.Kly
fh
dates
to
Old
Vincim
.
o
ail
'Snowball."
pl-'.
i
next
gave
a
hun.
.
.
mtftlart
"What
Lif
-PoUv-WalK
The
people
of
the
IstoiMl
turned
fBYOrlte
wa
their
baeks
on
Old
ManTJeprejrton
aeveral
verw
and
proved
(Nat
ffy
could
haV
a
Mt
-darkies
'
It
gobd
fmln
Ipite
ot
hltn.
A
asore:
ta
a
rif.,,
apprtVUnvv
aWlehde
could
not
mnMI
have
"been
aeafted
lfhd
those
taking
.
rw,.
ctiakten
,
.
ir:
ntgHt.lpart.
encourklW
Tuy
the
warm
iLuajanee
wtth
it
cepOfln.
gate
a
fbiidhed
peffor-!yM
)Hair
TWe
C
in
and
he
gave
an
,)".
The
stngidg
of
"0
Canada"
'was
I
ten
r
had
applaud'
followed
by
a
chorus
entlOed
"Hdw
A
musical
nunibf
i
h'
bays.
K
Chrbrthvseii
i"-
BRagney
called
f.
bers
of
(he
aMtertfe
VWre
gtvtfd
byLd
in
which
the
showed
great
abili".
The
mllktrinc
'
'
playrBllppern"
was
win-
'
of
the
troupe
Charlet.
Miller
-Joe
in
a
nolo
tha'
'
deep
rich
bass
In
M
met
swallow
toil
i
port
of
an
old
nem
That
old
favor)
t
tieity
Home."
unu
?
ng
part,
was
miu
n
After
this
a
nmi
;Mcd
of
Messrs
'
ILian
and
Reg
n
In
number
"A
LlttU
1
which
was
much
u!i:
Mrs
Jolllffe
i:
when
she
sanK
'!
iMlghty
Luk
a
'
A
negro
refrain
Prttyi-r"
was
deiu
.i'
the
nhorus
and
m
'
nroval.
and
fhe
rl.
Tse
Owlne
Back
'
he
singers.
After
a
few
rcm:itk
Mff
In
whlfAi
he
I!
voices
composed
of
Mrs.
JofHffe.faudlenee
fnd
th
Mm
Munfo.
Doctor
Charter
nd
Mr.
j
taken
part.
"0k1
ColllAon.
The
eVerpopuMr
Drink'
washing.
,to
Me
Ortly"'v.tis
:lhe
seleetlan
eho-'TWti.
'fbllowed
by
"Sweet
'and
Low
a'ti
eneofe.
In
(he
following
nolo
'Rebhi
'Adair'
the
golden
6iee
6f
Mrs.O.
II.
Jolllf
fe
wus
hetird
1oodvantaye.
the
euftrilirwa
then"
lowered
tor
a
frw
minutes
while
the
stoke
was
vCre"illt'tn
Mr
J""'f
'TrMraJtl
l!
J"iH'
htmt
'be
given
for
h
forts
to
make
this
.
.
An
accomplished
mm
was
able
to
give
th-thorough
training
Miss
Kvaljm
Fairl
set
for
the
minstrel
show
which
fyoutttf
local
plants'
composed
Uie
latter
half
of
the
the
musical
nurnbn
program.
Mrs.
Ownr
Hill,
dressed
n!corimthlatd
a
negro
'bdy,
'WVe
the
Introductfoil
Mrs.
II.
Mutlro
c'
In
orllnal
vettea.
Then
the
eurtHlnl
the
artMit
tesponRih!
rwns
raiKed
to
disclose
npleturescllic
Pry
''Which
'was
iwi
motJhlit
scene,
in
"Which
the
'players,
rfeasiiinal
mannrr
In
tlfegro
mke-llp.
'were
Mttfhgl
36lm
'Karkle.
th.
'
grouped
rtfound
'H
bonflte.
Mr.
J6I-1
"prop"
boy
and
d-"
'
Iiffe'
as
Mr.
Brown."
IntrBtlucedipart
by
being
rluhi
i
!
h
ttf
(he
mlhilrels
to
the
dud-'
bring'dntldablp
iente.lrtoy'MaciCenile
its
Mnhdy,",
A
most
enJoynbl-
'i
a
bdxom
bWpectflCleH
Hlggcr-
which
ImIcxI
until
mh
wehch."
made
Ihe'hlt'fif
'the
evening
!fignfidvBlelt
wn
"
(as
the
comedy
king
and,
when
"she"
to
tho
evenlne'
en''"
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c
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lit
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