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Monday,
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1.ATE
J.
C.
.McLENNAN
'This
afternoon
the
mortal
remains
of
the
late
3.
C.Mc
Lennan
are
being
laid
to
rest
under
Masonic
auspices.
It
reminds
Us
that
another
of
'Prince
Rupert's
pioneers
has
passed
away.
'Mr.
McLennan
was
a
quiet,
unassuming
man
who
did
his
work
quietly
and
.without-display.
He
was
looked
upon
as
one
of
the
"solid"
members
of
the
community.
He
served
in
many
publicpositions-with
credit
to
himself
andibenef
it
to
the
city.
While
in
later
years
he
lived
practically
in
re-'
tirement,
he
always
took
a
very
keen
interest
in
all
that
concerned
the
nation,
the
province
or
the
city.
He
had
reached
the
alloted
span
of
years
and
will
be
remembered
as
an
outstanding
personality.
'PREPARED
TO
DO
PART
The
British
government,
through
the
under
secretary
for
the
Dominions,
stated
in
the
British
House
of
Comr-
mons
recently
that
it
was
prepared
to
do
its
part
in
regard
toencouragingmigration
to
Canada
as
soon
as
conditions
were
favorable
but
that
it
was
a
matter
primarily
for
thQ
......
.1
!
A.
T
-1.1
-1
H
.
,1
,
vuiiuuiitii
government,
in
uiner
worus,
xne
tanauian
gov
ernment
must
take
the
lead.
The
under
secretary
stated
that
during
the
past
ten
years
ony
353,855
migrants,
had
come
to
Canada
from
the
United
Kingdom
and
during
that
"period
half
a
million
had
come
from
other
countries
and
about
200,000
from
the
United
States.
The
matter
was
brought
un
bv
members
who
were
behind
the
Hornby
movement
for
settlement
of
families
on
the
land
in
Canada.
tin
view
of
the
pressure
from
Asiatic
nations
on
this
coast,
wethink
it
time
.something
was
done
to
fill
some
of
our
vacant
areas
with
good
white
settlers.
"
nx?i
t.mt
rnr?
iitdii
t?t
We
tire
glad,
to
.sep
that
stens
have
ben
taken
looking
to
a
proper
celebration
of
theKing's
Jubilee.
A
strong
committee
has
been
appointed.and,
doubtless,
the
occasion
will
Yi(
ntl
eto
n
fKrl
rr
nna
Ti
niniiT
rf
Vin
.lnn,nunt:.
i.
dencies
of
the
jiresent
Jloval
(Familv
we
feel
that
everv
Canadian,
whether
native
born
or
otherwise,
shmilrl
tnVo
nart
in
this
celebration
without
,
reservations.
The
king
is
tVio
cirmVinl
v.iw
.'jiiwvi
tu
gvuu
kukci
iiiiiciivtiiu
tl
LUMLJIIU'lllUIl
OI
SUCn
povernment
U
.
:
FELIX
REDA
'
JwPuiedFn
NEAR
CINCH!
Locks
(Like
He
Will
Cop
Ten.
Pin
How
line
CliamjMoiuliip
Felix
cinched
tteda
has
practically
the
individual
ten-pin
bowling
championship
with
a
total
score
of
1015
which
it
is
hardly
considered
will
be
topped
In
tb
remaining
few
games
to
be
played
Results
so
far
have
been
as
'follows:
Felix
Reda.
1015:
E.
Stavey.
889;
Nels
Gunderson.
"M;
M.
E,
Young.
953;
Roy
Morrison,
953;'
Eddie
Smith,
949;
Percy
Mcintosh.
941;
George
Ck-cone
923;
F.
Morrison,
923:
J.
W.
Maran.
916;
A.
O.
Pranks.
914;
P.
Owmadina,
904;
Fred
Wesch.
816;
Grant
Ooverdale.
815;
G.
White,
750.
The
following
have
yet
to
finish
play:
William
Schrtiberg.
J.
Coma-dina.
Ted
Rorvik,
William
Way,
Harold
Staines.
S.
Jurmain,
Paul
Armour.
R.
Bury,
Gunnar
Andersen,
Stan
Veitch
and
Andy
Donald.
Heard
at
the
Alley
Tune
of
"Isle
of
Saprl")
It
was
down
at
the
Rex
Bowling
Alleys
Where
I
first
made
a
strike
and
a
spare.
For
I
picked,
up
a
spilt
there
one'
evening
j
That
made
some
of
the
boys
take
the
air.
Dillinger
now
has
surrendered
And
Felix
dont
care
any
more.
For
Stacey
has
grooved
out
the
al
leys.
Making
276
ior
high
score.
Jack
Keefe
nas
a
.wonderful
special.
xTtt
ri
....
shayev
While
Scoop
tans
gone
out
picking
cherries
And
Bill
Schrlaberg
came
in
with
'a
spare.
Bill
has
returned
from
Vancouver.
And
'he
said
he
had
a
wonderfnl
"trip.
While
Jbowling
Jast,nlght
lnOhe.al-
Jey,
He
picked
up
a
three-legged
split.
Now,
here's
to
the
Rex
Bowling
-Al
ley,
And
the
'boys
and
the
girls
who
have
playt-d,
"
To
"Hot
Shot,"
himself,
keeping
Jolly.
And
the
pulp
mill
that's
aow
on
the
way.
JACK
MORAN.
Prinee.Rupert,And
Smithers
Billiard
Champs
to
Meet
A
billiard
match
is
being
ar
ranged.1
between
the
Smithers
local
champion,
R.
C
Mutch,
and
Nell
Cameron.
Prince
Ruoert
city
cham
pion,
for
a
total
of
1500
points,
the
jjames
to
be
played,
If
negotiations
for
the.
match
are
successfully
conr
eluded,
In
two
blocks
of
750
here
The
understanding
Is
that
Cameron
will
go
to
Smithers
to
play
a
return
match
at
a
date
to
be
arranged.
The
Challenge
came
through
N
P
Moran
of
the
Empress
Pool
Room
of
Bmltherp.
WhistPartyBy
Labor
League
Seven
Tables
at
Affair
Last
.Thursday
Night
in
Rooms
at
Exchange
Block
An
-enjoyable
whist
party
was
i
held
by
the
Women
Labor
League
last
Thursday1,
rnlgtit
in
the
rooms
I
in
the
Exchange
BlocK.
There
-were
!
seven
tables
of.
cards
and'
the
prize
winners
were:
ladies'
first,
Mrs.
P,
,
Whyte
.
,secbnd,,;Mrjs.
(J.vField;
men
l
first,
J.
Johnson;
second,
Duncan
Matbeson.
After
cards,
..refreshments
were
served.
Mrs.
A.;Oomez
and
Mrs.
P.
Whyte
comprise
the
committee
In
charge.
....,.
THE-UAILY
NEWS
Mate.
Ann.
"
'
Hlfll
...
.
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i
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J
WW
1
Br
s:
li.il
These
cps
"krm
fcm
the
new.
re:
11
jst
Mrotone
-News,
-Wl
the
oi
the
fail
of
Jockey
Gerry
W.
son,
from
the
bask
of
tbe
Grand
National
favorite.
GoMen
Mil
er,
during
the
.running
of
the
historic
steeplechase
classic
at
Aintree
on
March
29.
.Backed
as
perhaps
no
othei
horse
has
even
been
backed
tr
that
raee.
Golden
Mrtkr
oarriet
the
hopes
of
many
thousands
tr
race
fans,
who
would
have
col
lee
ted
some
$10,000,000
from
the
bookmakers
if
Um-
horse
had
won.
Studying
the
picture
from
top
to
bottom,
we
see
the
various
stag
of
Jockey
Wttwn's
tumble,
from
the
moment
that
the
horse
took
the
hurdle,
in
what
seemed
to
be
a
perfect
Jump,
and
a
"four
point"
landing.
The
second
picture
shows
WHon
tailing
backward,
and
to
the
kle.
from
his
Raddle,
to
uprawl
on
the
ground
ithlrd
t.
and
then
to
creep
on
hands
and
knees,
off
tbe
the
course
Ooldf
n
Miller,
riderless
(extreme
rirnt,
continued
running
with
the
field.
MORE
FURS
WANTED
Goldbloom
The
Old
Reliable
Has
a
market
for
iurs
of
All
kinds
Just
now
Beaver
skins
are
needed
yet
to
complete
an
order
and
furs
of
'all
kinds
are
wanted.
tlf
iYou
J
lave
tFtirs
to
.Sell,
Make
Money
Jty
Seeing
Coldbloom
Canadian
forced
rhubarb
which
Is
now
avaUable
vtenaTket
may
be
used
in
various
ways
in
the
household.
For
the.
purpose
qLcooJc-ir.
and
canning,
the
fresh
young
stalks,
particularly
the
first
cutting
have
better
flavor
and
color,
and
are
more-Under
and.Juicy
than
the
older
ones.
As
the
rhubarb
grows
okkr.
thetems
become,
mare
acid
and
may
ibe
awed
.principally
for
Juice.
Each
stalk
should
be
washed
carefully
and
the
endn
trimmedtbut
the
Akin
ahould
not
beJ
removed.
Itslves-the
beautiful
color
to
the
cooked
rhubarb
cndi
helps
Idf
iiold
thehaie
of
ach
piece.
4
The
easiest
way
to
prepare
rhubarb
Is
in
sauce.
Some
food
expert
trunk
that
the
be
way
to
make
the
sauce
is
to
make
a
thick
syrup
of
sugar
first
and
then
drop
the
rhubarb
pieces,
each
about
lialf-an-imh
long.
Into
it
and
ruok
until
Tuesday-s.
CataUi
11:30
am,
-inuraaay-.
rr.
Rupert
s
pm:
'or
Nn
Ktver
tna
fort
Sunixnn
'aunaay
ss.
catala
s
p.m.
fom
Naas
Klver
;
Tort
Sltnjon
Tuesday--ss
Catala
11:30
am
i
or
Queert'Charlotte
Island
April
12.
zo-
ss.
pr.
John
10
p.m.
vrm
Qneen
Charlotte-Islands
April
10
and
24
ss.
Pr
John
am;
or
Orean
'Falls
Thurs.
ss.
P
Rupert
10:80
pm!
Friday-as.
-Prln.
Adelaide
10
p.m
'rum
Ocean
Fan
Wednesday
ss.
P.
Rupert
10
am.
Friday
ss.
Prln.
Adelaide
4
pm
ss
Cardena
pm.
For
'Alaska
April
11
and
21
m.-P.
Norah
a.m.
From
'Alanka
Aprfl
4,
15,
25
es.
'P.
Norah
pm
From
Skeefa
Rlrer
Friday
ss.
cardena
pm
ladies'
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League
First
Half
Standing.
Annette's
IC.
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A.
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Strikers
Doodads
Blue
Blrds
....
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from
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f
BEER
HUTlSll
ColumhU'ii
B"f'
favuiirtte.
You
will
enjuy
tk
Ca
fljiir
uf
:thU
fHrauua
'Uicer.
Jnl
mij
l'll4tr
m
Ihtii
.joii
.wrtlrr.
t'K
Proud
frtnlurt
at
'
Hilr
Hrrmwr.
metliod
of
mlxlne
two
oarU
of
tlie
the
rest
of
tie
week
Thaw
working
Virr-Preaklent,
Ur
Qlkhrtsi.
Second
vlcp-pretkierU.
Murray
Rltodes.
'
-j.
SecreUry.
William
B.
Day.
Treasurer.
E.
Barclay
Sergeant-al-Arnv.
T.
Mxfrt
Executlve-XeMrs.
Orlfflth.
11.
Lewis
and
T.
Balmer.
A
fine
hospital
If
sustained
by
dues
from
all
the
tmployta
of
the
company
and
from
a
government
grant.
In
addition
'here
.
Is
a
little
.mergency
fund
to
which
members
pay
only
10c
a
moath-and
which
has
loaned
to
members
for
emer
gency
cases
over
a
thousand
dol
lars
so
far.
It
has
proved
very
useful.
It
Is
handled
by
a.
committee
of
which
W
SllversJdcs
Is
secretary
and
Bert
Phillips
J
chairman.
Slminin;,rol
One
of
the
Interesting,
and
juwful
Institutions
At
Ocean
Fall
is
tbe
swimming
pool
which
.was
built
by
the
company
at
a
coat
of
over
$40.-
000.
It
is
GO
feet
long
and
25
wide,
is
lined
Uironghout
with
white
tile
The
water
varies
In
depth
from
three
to
eight
feet
and
in
addition
there
is
a
small
wading
pool
for
little
children.
The
ndmmlrvg
club
has
a
membership
of
about
400
and
Is
managed
by
a
board
of
eight
members
with
George
Raid
as
chairman.
Gordon
McLean
Is
supervisor
and
Instructor.
Men
members
pay
each
half
year
as
fees;
ladies.
$3.00.
and
ehUdien.
SLS0.
In
addition
there
is
a
family
rate.
Transients
are
ch.irged
25
cents
each..
Occasionally
he
elub
puU
on
a
swimming
gala.
The
gymnasium
Is
entirely
se-
hSl
This
adverti-ement
if
not
puMUhcU
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
'Cfntm!
Iloril
r4r--'
-.-.
f
Rriti.li
rluiul.u
.paraie
(root
the
swunmuiK
pool
It
u
located
k
one
ot
Uw
old
,d-
It
has
permanent
boxing
and
,
ii.ni
iiiii,,
mi'-
in
wnil'li
can
utes
and
is
in
place
pf
4b
usiutfketivilUhe
madlnes
going
darH
T:jfl
fTt,e"r..T
'al
7
memoers.
tarti
fruit
nnrf
m,
nart
Mtaar
liMlhrrMiinilar
irt
VLwid.1V
nr
seme
Other
.
.
UUU
VWSS
S
A
(
VS44
WUWI
1
w
-v.
ooses
out
and
forms
a
syrup.
Some
Uust
nowKbe.lakc-Jrom
whkh
llw
people
declare
that
one
of
the
fin-1
water
for
the
mill
Is
drawn
is
very
est
combinations
ever
tasted
by
'low
and.
if
the
dry
weather
had
man
is
rhubarb
and
strawberries
i
continued,
there
would
.noon
have
rooked
together
while
aJI
admltlbeeo
a
shortage
Happily
the
ram
better
krxwi
to
many
a
in,n
Pat."
U
in
chanre.
He
U
the
norti,-wet
champion
wwUerwcight
wrestler
and
la
an
all
round
athlete
J
H
HasieH
to
the
aecntoty-treafturrr
that
the
Juice
from
the
old
rhobarb
'
came
.and
there
is
now
no
danger
.
.
.
wanw
is
kw
ns
HUT
to
tlx
v.
-
j-.t.i
.v..
...i
.i...
t.ut.jka
duu
n
uriiciwus.
Tvming'ui
a
hiukjuvu
vii
tiui
unui
djmk
in
the
sununer
time
Also,
the
r
Part
of
the
power
used
at
the
plant
.(-.-rf
....
u.-.j
I.,
A..
.
.
,I7,
i
.
be
exet
the
stiffly-beaten
white
ot
an
egletad
from
oil
supplied
by
the
Im-
o.i,m
r
it,
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makes
an
enticing
creamy
sauce.
puddings,
tarts,
sherbets,
gelatine
and
shortcakes.
Baked
rhubarb
-can
-be
made
while
the
oven
Is
cooking
some
other
food.
The
rhubarb
looks
s-peclall
attractive
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.glass
baking
i
dish
is
used.
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method
of
procedure
is:
Butter
a
covered
baking
jdlsh:
spread
a
layer
.of
rhubarb
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the
bottom:
sprinkle
a
layer
;
of
sugar:
then
add
another
layer
'
f
rhubarb,
and
so
on
until
the
dlshi
is
filled.
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tugar
over
the
I
cop:
then
add
small
pieces
of
but
ler
and
.the
grated
-rind
of
a.
lemon.
3ome
people
prefer
-cinnamon
or
nutmeg
flavor
.to
the
lemon.
Cover
the
dish
and
.
bake
slowly
until
the
fruit
is
tender
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slow
baking-,
ves
rhubarb
a
rich,
red.
color
For
ariety.
rhubarb
And
bananas
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baked
together
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midnight
April
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