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THE
SPIRIT
THAT
N'JXS
The
two
Chinese
boys
who
arrived
home
from
Shanghai
at
the
week
end
seem
to
have
imbided
from
their
compatriots
in
Shanghai
the
spirit
that
win
They
are
confident
that
they
will
drive
the
invaders
from
their
f?Untl;,
lf.
J65
of
the
Chinese
people
feel
the
same
they
m
win.
If
they
weaken,
they
will
lose.
They
have
the
dadvantage
of
being
without
a
naw
bet
they
have
the
advantage
of
fighting
on
their
own"
soil
in
a
cause
they
believe
to
be
jost
and
right
They
also
have
the
sympathy
of
the
worM.
Now
that
they
have
proved
that
the
Japanese
are
not
invincible,
that
they
can
be
beaten
on
occasion,
the
probabihty
seems
to
be
that
the
Chinese
will
continue
to
5-
if"
-1
resmance-
J
are
evidently
being
supplied
with
arms
and
ammunition
and
airplanes
so
th?v
are
not
badly
handicaped
as
might
seem.
and
natural
gas
between
thtee
and
four
per
cent.
United
!
Mates
is
an
oil
country
and
Great
Britain
and
Germany
!
are
coal
countries.
In
Russia
coal
provides
over
seventy
I
per
cent
of
the
energy.
J
.
In
view
of
the
trend
toward
good
many
countries
it
is
quite
possible
that
the
huge
anthracite
deposits
in
the
Groundhog
near
here
mav
become
very
valuable.
The
late
F.
G.
Dawson
shortlv
he-
xore
ins
tragic
death
had
a
scheme
for
bringing
the!
v-uuHu
wd
10
i-nnce
itupert
and
he
had
been
promised
several
million
dollars
to
develop
the
scheme
but
with
his
death
it
fell
through.
Some
man
with
brains
and
energy
and
with
a
flare
for
promoting
new
enterprises
may
yet
bring
the
scheme
to
fruition.
THE
FLY
IX
THE
OINTMENT
Judging
from
submissions
to
the
Royal
Commission
andother
information
filtering
through,
it
would
seem
as
if
the
reluctance
of
the
morttrarre
and
1
lend
money
m
Prince
Rupert
comes
from
the
fear
thatJ
ure-iHCKm
wHiiuihMonersnip
enus,
tnere
will
be
a
revepion
to
the
mayor
and
council
svstem
with
more
reckless
spending
of
the
city's
funds,
tfnder
that
svstem
1
,
.
.
,
uiuujjui
iu
uear
oy
sections
oi
tne
communitv
anH
if
f
ho
nwtciiM
It.
rt,ff;:ii..
-
.i.
...
-
.......
,a
ouxiiL-icuuy
M.ron,
tne
city
isiorc-
ed
into
incurring
liabilities
which
should
have
"been
avoided.
Without
loans
there
can
be
verv
little
hnildi
lino-
y
-t"h
cause
very
lew
people
can
finance
themselves.
The
recent
proposal
to
secure
money
under
the
federal
housing
scheme
was
by
far
the
best
proposal
ever
made
in
Prince
Rupert.
Had
there
been
a
ready
local
response,
it
is
possible
that
the
money
might
have
been
forthcoming
but,
t
.
evidently,
the
local
people
did
not
want
it
OFFICERS
ELECTED
i
Last
week
in
St.
Andrew's
Cathedral
Has
the
local
branch
of
the
Anglican
Young
People's
As-
,soeiation
heid
its
final
dusumm
meeting
of
the
season
which
comes
.to
a
close
with
the
annual
baaaw-t
'on
May
13.
i
uecuon
oi
orncers
ior
we
cooi-
.ing
year
resulted
as
follows:
j
Honorary
Past
President,
Robert
Yerburgh.
i
President.
Peter
A9e.
.
We-Pre4dnt.
H.
Pander.
Recording
Secretary.
Jean
Mr-'
Lean.
I.
CorresMndIng
Secretary.
Ruth.
3
Nelson.
-COj
Treasurer.
RaShard
Meadows.
belle
StOea
I
jd2
Sunday
School
by
Post
Secretary.!
55jE.
Rivet.
-
?
FaBowfac
the
business
period
tb
erabers
were
entertained'
Monday
May
2
lt3X
'
'
with
motion
pictures
of
Eastern
.
Canada
and
England
shown
bjt
Wilttara
ennekshank.
Maurice
Irv
ing
operating
the
projector.
Refreshments
were
served
under
the
direction
of
Dot
Sherman.
There
will
b?
do
meeting
this
will
be
held
WAKE
UP
LIKE
A
CAVE
MAN
Feel
Full
of
Life
No
More
Tired,
Dull,
Heary
Mornings
Xjtrf
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Etr
triiij
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mrf
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tia"t
iiwiirk.
Trail
a
&ittm
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sunrea
oy
tne
league
of
Nations
labor'
inbwKtf
SLfindbtet?lprovife
sixt-
r
Zf
cent
oi
uk?
world
s
power,
oil
coming
second
with
sixteen
;
Try'Sn
aji
ar.
and
a
half
per
cent
and
wood
third
with
nHv
iiirtl
CD
MIT.
A.
tivec
ma
cent
cent.
WaterrowernnHsin
Water
power
stinnlies
six
and
a
;T;i
half
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Transfer
315
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MOVING
Cartage
Light
Delivery
Coal
Wood
Phone
580
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173
iiatt.t
5WB
Portland
Holds
Lead
In
Pacific
Coast
Baseball
PORTLAND.
May
2.
Portland
held
on
to
the
had
in
the
Partite
Coast
Baseball
League
bjr
wtiudng
7
to
2
from
Oakland.
Sacramento.
.by
(Seattle.
wnt
Into
a
tie
with
HUy-
l
wood
for
second
place.
San
Fran-'
Cisco
won
the
opener
of
a
double-'
header
from
San
Diego
IS
to
1.
the
Pedres
turning
around
b:
nigh;
cap
i.Ui
.j
I-iur
GIANTS
ARE
First
Tennis
DOING
WELLlTourneyJeI(1
Chicago
Cabs
Cloe
on
Heels
of
PilUburj
Pirates
for
Second
Place
hi
National
League
but
lost
Sunday-League
scores
SATURDAY'S
SCORES
.American
League
New
York
8.
Washington
4.
Detroit
5.
Cleveland
3.
SI
latffc
0.
Chicago
3.
ed,
cold.
National
Lea
cue
Boston
6.
Philadelphia
11.
Pittsburg
0.
Cincinnati
2.
Chicago
11.
St
Louis
5.
Brooklyn
L
Xew
York
3.
SUNDAY
SCORES
American
League
St.
Louis
7.
Chicago
5.
New
York
3.
Washington
4.
Philadelphia
8.
Boston
6.
Detroit
3.
Cleveland-,
jjjlyational
Ceague
Cbieagre;
St.
Louis
5.
Brooklyn
6.
New
York
7.
"Prt
titers
1.
Cincinnati
4.
Boston.
1,
Philadelphia
S.
CTheJsVnding
to
date:
.
National
.Lea
cue
.
.S
-L
New
YorV
.
Chieato
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn-.-
.
week.
Instead,
the
dress
rehearsal
Boston
for
the
apDroaehm?
entr'ainmertf
Cincinnati
St.
Louis
.
Philadelphia
j
Cleveland
jwashlnfton
(HOTEL
MEN
.455
.417
535
TOO
GOOD
,City
Bowlin;
Champion'-
Defu
Comtuircial
I
?aur
Cbaflense'r
Three
Games
To
Nil
Roya!
Hotel,
champions
of
tl
jCity
"BoWUng
beaue,
demonstrate:'
ne:r
unatsputea
supertorny
oy
ae
teating
an
all
star
team
nting
the
Commercial
league
in
a
challenge
match
last
night.
Th
hotel
men
won
all
three
garhey
Stan
Morin
was
high
average
scorer
with
201.
f
The
individual
scoring:
!
COMMERCIAL
1
Taylor
148
iMcCalhun
140
Morris
..
Young
.
Houston
.
!
Totals
..
'
BOYAL
I
Donald
)Comadina
.
iZieman
Morin
Smith
Totals
128
144
128
638
1
129
177
104
203
159
777
2
205
161
157
176
157
856
2
ICQ
154
157
214
ISO
884
3
139
12
153
124
137
CfC
m
i
151
181
217
87C
HAK
SILVER
NEW
YORK
:
(CP)
-Ear
sit
ver
was
unchanged
at
42?4c
per
fine
ounce
oa
the
New
Vork
mcv
il
market
today
REX
BOWLING
ALLEY
Basement
of
Exehanj
Block
,
PJIONE
658
Good
Competition
at
Prince
Ru
pert
'Clab
S'ew
Hoard
Court
At
C.
X.
Appreciated
'
The
season
of
the
Prince
Rtrpert
NEW
YORK.
May
2.
New
York
Tennis
Crab
sot
voder
way
at
tfeel
Giants
won
their
tenth
Srafht
Acropolis
Hill
court
yesterday
with'
victory
in
the
National
League
Stin-
winnfnt
four
to
nottdng
from
day
by
winning
7
to
6
over
the!
Brooklyn
Dodgers.
Chicago
Cubs
vod
11
U
5
from
St.
Louts
Cardinals
on
Saturday
and
repeated
to
more
ahead
of
the
Pittsburg
Pirates
the
playing
of
the
first
tOumfcraent
of
the
season.
Competition
was
keen
and
considcrasfe
lnteresi
was
manifested
The
winners
of
the
townsmen
were
Miss
Caroline
Mitcaeti
.and
ur
uir
vno
were
beaten
by
Cincinnati
iouiig
wno
wan
6
u"a-ver
Reds
both
Saturday
and
Sunday.
Mrs.
West
and
SnelfArd
Da
rum
in
In
the
American
League,
the
Cie-
the
final.
In
a
semi-final,
Mi&Si
i
Week-end
Big
MaeCaDum
for
perpetual
challenge
'm
mixed
doubles.
It
is
open
to
all
11
9
ts
5
4
5
3
3
American
League
Boston
New
York--
J
Chicago
Philadelphia
DetroH
St
L5UU
9
7
6
7
5
5
S
5
1
4
4
7
6
S
9
9
3
6
6
7
6
6
7
8
Pet
xm
.667
.417
.400
385
550
550
.750
S3Z
.500
.500
.455
Mtenfl
IwMbtjs
lost
5
to
3
to
Detroit
Mitchell
and
Young
beat
Mrs.
Alex!
Saturday
but
held
safe
on
to
first
Mitchell
arfil
P.
JosOr.
There
were
'place
and
Won
Sunday
4
to
3.
The
thirty
players
in
all
in
the
touraa-
New
York
Yankees
downed
Wash-
ment
tngton
Senators
eight
to
four
Sat-
As
winners
of
the
tournament,1
u
relay
but
lost
Sunday.
The
Chi-
Miss
Mitchell
and
Mi.
Voting
were
cago
White
Sox
won
three
to
noth-
awarded
the
MacCaUum
challenfe
Peter
Allen
Heads
Antlican'Yoanf
ing
lror
St-
Louis
Browns
Saturday
troph).
a
new
prize
put
up
by
F.
A.
I
People
Session
Near
Close
comers
and
may
be
challenged
for
at
any
time.
The
presentation
was'
made
yesterday
afternoon
by
Mr.1
MacCallum.
i
During
the
afternoon
refresh-1
PhAadeJphia
at
Boston
post
pon-
men
U
were
served
wrth
Mrs.
Geof-
frey
Wlllett.
Mrs.
G.
P.
Tinker.
Mrs.'
O.
C.
Young
and
Mrs.
Alex
MKehei
in
charge.
,
The
day
also
saw
a
goodly
number
of
players
out
on
the
Canadian
National
Courts,
the
concrete
floor
there
hating
now
been
boarded
orer.
According
to
the
users
6t
the
courts,
the
new
surface
is
a
great
improvement
although
it
changes
the
ball
action
Considerably.
The
season
was
aho
officially
opened
on
the
Imperial
Oil
Co.
courts
yesterday.
Larger
Crowd
Is
1
Wanted
At
Annual
(Football
Meeting
t
Owing
to
small
attendance.
It
wot1
deemed
advisable
to
postpone
tht
!
annual
meeting
or
the
Prince
Ra-oert
Football
Association
which
had
been
called
for
Saturday
ni-jht
'
Another
eaH
is
being
made
for
tht'
annual
meeting
on
Wednesday
en
it
Is
hoped
'hat
there
will,
be
a
large
and
represfntatlve
gath-
ertng
of
those
interested
in
the'
soccer
sport
if
there
U
not
a
good
,
turn-out
on
that
occasion,
it
Is
i
oossfbl-
that
fooi
baU
may
tapse
in
Prince
Rum
this
year
'
uYirl
Tune-Vp
For
Sprint!
Wihter
Has
Been
Hard
oil
Your
Car
.
.
.
harder
than
you
think!
The
strain
of
cold
starts,
sklddy
roads,
and
uncertain
weather
has
pulled
many
part
out
of
adjustment.
Now
Is
the
time
to
nush
away
the
winter-worn
oil
and
sluggish
water
ysfn
adjust
wheels
and
brakes
tune
up
the
motor.
Take
advantage
of
our
special
rate
for
COMPLETE
Inspection,
clean-up
and
tune-up
and
be
sure
of
trouble-free
ipring
driving.
ROYAL
MOTORS
General
Motors
Dealers
3rd
Avenue
Phone
52
-Service
With
a
Brane'
WE
OWE
YOU
MONEY
Pavable
in
CASH
ON
DEMAXD
le
pat
iaUmt
fur
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luti
kill
be.
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trll
toil
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nalt,
tbe
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of
our
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pranl.
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loa
liav;
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allxr
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munej
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i
tbejr
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tbrj
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retit.
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IF
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is
one
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the
4,7
arcoants
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hich
---
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crrartrred
banlf,
your
hank
owe
you
monev.
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lliat
money
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the
I
poVmrmrnt,
thr
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to
a
onr
ncijrhltour,
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is
YOl
Hs.
If
you
arc
a
:avn5
'dfpoMtor,
tlw
banl,
in
adcHtion
to
providtnjr'feaYftv,
pay
y'ou
Interest
oa
YOUR
MONEY
Just
-a
i
!6rroWer
tias
pas
intcret
intcrm
to
the
hank,
fur
WHAT
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rtcritf
defMititt
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tht
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michnlrkl
dr'u-rijjtutn.
hut
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murk
mart
humin'tlce
thhn
thmtlit
tnant
murh
mrrtmOi
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1
MacKENZIE'S
FURNITURE
Our
store
is
to
le
enlarged
and
remodeled
and
to
low
the
contractors
to
go
ahead,
our
stock
mut
reduced.
Prices
will
be
also
very
favorable.
"Phbtie
775
:
third
Art1
GRADE
A
MILK
GiVe
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our
"Baby
Fresh
Milk
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tested
cows,
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DOMINION
DAIRY
v
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m
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.
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-
-
-
fprt
It's
interesting
to
know
when
reading
the
DL
that
the
people
of
the
whole
district
are
doing
the