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SNEEZE
SOUNDS
LIKE
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McM:
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EXPLOSION
IN
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YARD
SAY
OPERATORS
People
Who
Broadcast
Over
Radio
Must
Conform
to
Rules
OAKLAND.
C.al.,
Mar.
30.
.Mon
who
I
i
sf
rn
day
after
day
at
the.
control
hoard
In
everylhins
hroadcasl
from
K((),
are
sensitive
ahoiii
unusual
sounds
hr-foro
llio
microphones.
Oiy?
sure
way
of
orfcndinp
Jim
Martin,
Joe
llaker,
or
Norman
Woodford,
K(!()
control
room
oeralors,
is
lo
sneeze
liefore
a
mieriphoue.
A
sneeze,
nernrdiiif
lo
lliese
experts,
is
inhuman
ami
is'
rnmparalde
lo
an
explosion
in
a
shinsle
yanl.
liven
clearing.
Hie
throat,
wltioh
sounds
like
the.
ralllinp
of
luoken
pottery,
is
had
enough.
Coughing
into
a
microphone
crimes,
out
at'
(he
oilier
end
nf
liroadoasf
iur
ma-idiinery
a
series
of
i
rri
1
a
I
i
iii'-r
clicks.
No
I
long
ago
a
green
ra
dio
art
is!,
just
ahoul,
lo
make
hi
how
liefore
I
he
invisible
audience
of
the
night,
blew
a
clarion
note
on
his
nose.
Jn
I
he
control
room.
the
result
was
the
lightning
removal
of
headsets,
with
muttered
accompaniment
of
words
not
found
in
radio
technical
books.
Oeralors
a
lis
first
of
all
always
mi
(he
listen
for
sounds
in
the
eifuipmc'nl,.
h.isso,
clicks,
and
scratches
which
tell
their
respective
stories
to
the'
trained
ear.
Ocasionally
an
operator
in
Ihe
M()
control
room
will
ad-njil
hearing
what
is
beijig
said
or
played.
I
nusual
sounds
always
attract
attention.
'Hie
man
who
Jingles
money
in
bis
pockets
while
talking
before
a
microphone,
the
woman
w;ho
rallies
her
beads
while
she
sings,
the
fellow
who
holds
his
watch
too
close
lo
Ihe
microphone;
all
these
people
must
reform
their
habits
if
they
aspire
to
travel
I
f
ii
electrical
highways
of
the
air
and
keep
ih
goodwill
of
the
keen
young
fellows
"who
make
travelling
possible.
t
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
U
-
-
March
30,
1915.
Jive
of
Hit
largest
fishing
concerns
in
M-aiiic
are
coming'
lo
Prince
Hupert
lo
establis',
lranches
says
Cant.
J.
K.
Oil-
tiiore,
wiio
is
just
back
frtim
Irjp
to
Snn
Francisco,
.Seattle
and
other
cdies
of
the
north-
wi'sl.
,
.
Hesignalions
of
Mayor
Ncwiin
and
Aid.
Morrissey
were
accepted
aj
the
meeting
of
Ihe
oily
council
last
night
on
motion
of
Aid.
KVIge,
secouded
by
Aid.
Nicol.
Aid.
McClyinonl
has
been
appointed
acting
mayor.
Nominations
for
the
election
now
in'ado
necessary
will
tie
.
received
on
April
0.
Martin
Johnson,
employed
in
cons)
ruction
work
at
the
dry
dock,
was
admitted
to
the
hos-having
pilal
this
morning
had
his
leg
badly
lacerated
when
sling
of
material
fell
on
it.
NECHACO
LIBERALS
ELECT
THEIR
OFFICERS
B.
Smith
Is
President
and
Andrew
Rae
Secretary-Treasurer
VANr,OI:Vi:il,
Mar.
30.
Th"
annual
nieeling
of
the
Nechaco
Valley
Liberal
Association
was
held
here,
Friday
when
olllcei
were
eleoted
as
follows:
'President,
F
II.
.Smil)
First
vice-president,
O.
Second,
vice-president,
Park,
TliinJ1
vice-presiileiil,
Arthur
l-'owlcr.
Sec.-Treas,
Andrew
Hae.
Kxeculive:
.lames
(Irahain,
.1
II,
Kills,
Lawrence
Hirksnn,
II
Ludwig,
Frank
Heid,
W.
II
Mulheson
mid
N.
.1.
Mcllride.
Advertise
in
tho
&
PRINCE
RUPERT
TIDES
(
V
Monday,
March
30
High
.....
a.m.
18.0
18:03
p.m.
15.fi
Low,
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a.m.
(1.0
;
23:ffi
p.m.
W.2
Tuesday,
March
31.
High
.J:
r.:iO
a.m.
H).5
1
U
:
I
B
'Low
...
12:11
Wcdnesdi.y,
April
1
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0:5
a.m.
1
5.8
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.a
;
3i):
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p.m.
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"
Low
(1:12
a.m.
io.2
"
13:52
p.pi,
7.3
"
JAS.
GROAT
PRESIDENT
OF
SMITHERS
FAIR
RMITIIKIIS.
Mar.
30.
The
Huckley
Valley
Agricultural
and
Industrial
Association
elected
iillicers
for
the
ensuing
year
a!
a
meeting
held
in
the
Town
Hall
on
I
imrsiiay
uigiu.
.las.
Jroa,l
was
chosen
as
pre-
sidenl,
with
several
vice-presi-
lents
who
are
to
act
as
heads
of
the
different
departments
at
fair
lime,
each
lo
select
his
as
sistants.
A
strong
iianu
oi
direc
tors
was
also
selected,
Ihcse
lie-ing
chosen
from
the
different,
sections
between
Terence
and
Francois
Lake
each
of
whom
will
act
as
a
represeiHalivn
for.
his
district.
Hev.
M.
W.
J.ees,
secretary
for'
last
year
consented
lo
carry
on
until
a
new
u
Hirer
had
been
chosen
by
the
executive..
Several
plans
for
the
betterment
of
I
lie
fair
were
discussed
tad
I
In
niemticrs
vre
timst
op-
limistic
regarding
Hie
Associa-
lion's
future.
The
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
.1.
II.
Mc
I
n
lyre
was
Ihe
scene
of
a
Jolly
"party
on
Friday
night,
when
If,.,,,
.tniifrlil
nit
1tlwl
unit
:
111
1
1
ch'uni
Alic(
Smith
enlerlained
a!
number
of
their
girl
and
hoy
jCoIthursI
friends.
A
pleasant
evening
wasiMoiulay.
spent
at
dancing
and
games,
with
a
dainty
supper
served
jt
midnight.
Master
Itonald
Hlavering
en-Icrtaiiicd
.-.everJil
of
his
little
friends
on
Thursday
afternoon,
In
celebration
of
his
I
bird
bu
lb-
A
number
of
friends
in
the
form
of
a
surprise
parly
father-.
ed
at
the
home
of
Mr.
lind
Mrs.
M.
McMillan
on
Friday
night
and
enjoyed
a
few
pleasant
hours
ai
dancing.
"
Roberl
Itarnell
wis
host
lo
?
jolly
crowd
on
Saturday
night,
a
most
pleasant
time
being
spent
with
dancing
and
music.
TERRACE
NOTES
Mrs.
Anderson
of
Pacific
spent
Friday
and
Saturday
in
town
last
week.
Mrs.
Thc.s.
.
:yii
,
of
nipjiprUiud
M;s
I);
r,nAlo
lm
An-Prince
lluperf
Taslfgefi.'H;'.
'iVf'Jl.
GnmvTijtht,',
vy
lw....i...r..
........
li.
i.
t!l..j..;it.'
wr
City
visiled
week.
Mrn.
fieo.
I'nwprs
loft"
for
Ilaz-
ellon
Saturday
nlghl.
Mrs.
Olson
returned
from
Prince
lluperl
'Saturday.
Miss
Hollham
who
has
spent
the
last
two
years
with
Mrs.
VX&J
ii
t
.n
.
i
1
VACUUMIZED
TINS
u
i
ki
.
a
i
u.
I
j-
and
in
s-"'"
IS
kY
J
ft.
A
JKLuU
y
PACKETSX
I
f
3
I
is
I
This
Lassie
Has
Her
Colds
"Rubbed
Away"
to
The
mother
of
this
attractive
little
girl,
Mrs.
E.
H.
IimmansjCf
15
Seventh
Ave.,
N.
12.,
Kirtage
La
Prairie,
Man.,
is
one
jibe
of
the
many
Canadian
mothers
who
are
enthusiastic
about
tlie
vaporizing
salve,
Vicks
VapoUub,
for
treating
children'
colds.
Mrs.
limmans
writes:
"My
little
girl
had
croup
at
nir
ht
pretty
badly
and
Vicks
did
her
a
lot
of
rood.
I
have
alto
iml
it
with
very
satisfactory
results
for
lead
and
diest
colds."
.
Vicka-is
imt
'
rubbed
on"
for
sore
Inroat,-
tonalitu,
bi-onchitis,
croup
or
deep
due-Jt
colds.
When
so
applied,
Vicki
has
a
double
direct
artbn:
inter-mitly
raadicated
vapors
are
inhaled
wiiile,
at
tba
same
time.
xfWt.
it
is
ah.
sorhd
through
and
atimtdatee
the
skin.
.
left
for
Kngliiml
on
Mf.
fftd
.MM,
Swansim
wh--wert?
rirjilljf
married
iii
Prince
Ruperl
;IiaVe
taken
up
their
residence
at
their
ranch
at
llehio.
Frank
'
.Milzenberg
who
lias
been
working
all
winter
at
on
I
Of
tlieJIteriui
iwde
Camps
left
foi
Uaun.(l
on
Saturday.
A;
Y.
U'jlson
of
Hetno
was
in
town,
on-
Friday.
Toni
Hoss
and
Dan
teacher
a'.
Ileino
wftre
in-
town
over
the
wrek
enii.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
A.
M.
Kipp,
Port
Hssinglon
Ksuiii"iH,
II.
Oow;
A.
S.
Fricksefi
and
T.
M.
I.arcpn,
city:
Saul
lladoiniga,
Lockejiort;.,
.1.
fHenhani,
Akulan;
N.
Nrlsnh;
A
(1.
Monturii'lT.
Oeorgro
().
tiastlo,
Mr.
ami
.Mij.
V.m
Malbers
dnd
I.
.'.IT.
IJeithell.
Van&puver;
Mr
Wesliniusler
A.
Segnih,
Win-
uipeg;
A.
.1,
Mallicsoii,
Porl
F.d-
ward,
15.
W
)awsm,
Ilazellon.
Central
O.
Aline.
C.N.H.:
W.
r.rnnl,
;cily;
.
K.
Harniiui,
Wales
Is-
land;
.I.
M.
Siejl'ried,
Terrace;
II
I
M.
Lane.
Winnipeg.
J
j
Advertise.
In
the
Daily
News
QIUHUP6
the
Acurne
OGDENS
LIVERPOOL
Sport
Chat
i
Some
sugresl
thai
it
was
not
the
most
sportsmanlike
thing
if-the
world
for
i'iimbridge
last
Saturday
lo
leisurely
row
in
the
Winners
of
Hie
big
college
boat
race
afler
the
Oxford
boat
had
become
waterlogged
in
Ihe
rough
water
af
Putney.
The
suggest
ion
not
a
reasonable
oi:c.
Ttecause
Ihe
weather
proven
led
Ox
fowl
'winning
is
no
reason
why
Cum-I
bridge
should
so
liberally
run
llic
chance
of
losing
herself
in
another
raco,
fven
it
such
action
were
possible,
(ioudilious
won
Ihe
same
for
both
sides
and
if,
through
lack
of
..preparation
ol
'their
boat
or
lack
of
.skill
in
handling
it,
Oxford
was
tumble
carry
on
it
would
seem
thai
she
was
(ufle
fairly
entitled
to
'lose.
In
one
previous
raw,
both
boats
became
walorlongiw
land
the
rne-o
jta
run
over
agnui.
Saturday's
was?
tlambridge's
3fll:
vicloiv
in
tho
iiimual
ro,vinv
race;
Oxford
.
lias
won
forty
tildes.
l
.
There
nrfl-irdinK
'
I'
'i
Jtrca!
niauy
disappirtftlod
Western
hiw
key'
fann
if
III
Victoria
Cougaii-do
not
win
tlif
Slanly
Cup
Iw
defeating
tfea-ldtrenl
Caiuuliem-in
tonight's
ivorld's
chaurpion
ship
hockey
gjme.
Indeed,
lb'
iclory
I4l
!fiday
night
of
Ihe
'uiuiiliens
ciiijie
as
a
wirpri-e
tiid
ev(Mi
,aSSf
shock
lo
many
mu
were
roiifiicnlly"hoping
th'
:ii
Cougars
would
make
three
slraigbl
and
liflve
I
lie
thing
over
with.
The
Cougars
are
solid
avoriles
in
the
West
and
pro
.ably
have
Ihe
edge
of
Hie
selili
iieiil
in
the
Jioekey
world
al
irge.
I.ikt'
Washington
Spii.i-
ors
in
tlie
nasimaii
worm
swie-
asl
vear,
they
nave
won
men
irsl
pennant
and
many
would
Mike
lo
see
tbeni
al
the
worlds
Uampionship
as
well.
Th
layers
do
mil
haro
in
(onig)il
r
i.ile
nor
in
the
fifth.
II
II
Is
icosary
lo
p.lay
il.
'The
iiroeewls
of
Ihe
collection
at
the
billiard
cliainpionslilp
Sfaine
al
the
On'al
War
clerans
rooniM
wan
ddnaled
by
Ihe
War
VHterans
In
Ihif
Hidley
Homo.
.oreal
Irnpshootors
w'ill
he
in
erected
lo
learn
Jhal
a
.
jyin
rdu
now
In
nrocess
of
nrauiuznlioii
it
Smilliors.
jiiilhr
In..
IJitt
year
it
may
,
iMuaunCi
tursi
rimn
Upper!.,
and
8
mMJWVW
W
'".
..no
ineel.
For
the
pai
iwi
reasons,
the
loeais
navn
neen
Hinkeriu.4
for
oulside
competi
lion
but
il
was
found
niipossibli
to
make
Ihe
necessary
arrnnge-
niPitl
h.
When
Ihe
daily
train
service
is
inaugurated,
il
ought
to
be
easy
for
Sniilhers
shooters
lo
come
here
or
ours
go
then
W.
II.
lioodson,
F.
Halt
and
Ct
II.
(iazeley
have
been
appointed
i
committee
In
make
arrange
merits
fur
the
formation
or.
Hie
hull
hers
club
and
a
strop..
uembershiii
is
anticioated.
'Tin
fepn
will
he
sid
at
a
figure
suf
ielenl
lo
euabb'
Ihe
purcliase
of
Imps
ami
oilier
necessar
equipment.
Ir.
I..
S.
tall
wa
reeer.lly
re-elected
pii'sidenl
ot
Ihe
Prince
Itiioert
(inn
Club
and
lack
Kcefe,
secretary
Ireasurei
1
Camilla
was
drawn
In
play
New
Zealand
in
Ihe
Davis
Cut
draw
which
looH
place
rtreully
in
Washington,
Vice-President
Charles
(i.
Dawes
olllcialing
'Th
games
will
probably
be
play
ed
in
Canada
and
Montreal
making
a
strong
hid
as
Hie
pros
peril
vi
venue.
Oilier
draws
wer
as
follows:
Auslralla
V.
Hawaii
.laiian
s.
China:
Spain
vs.
Cuba
and
the
winner
vs.
Mexico;
Hoi
land
t.
C.eeko-8lovakl!i;
Sw
erliind
vs.
Sweden
llelglum
vs
India;
Au"lria
vs.
Ireland;
Hun
gary
vs.
Franco;
Portugal
vs
India;
Ituuianin
vs,
Denmark
Poland
vs.
Oreaf
llrllalii.
Kuslo.ru
European)
one
wl'l
Wanted
For
Sale
For
Rent
DAILY
NEWS
CLASS
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Adverlherrjent
lakaii
for
Ins
tha
WANTED
WOMAN
Wanted
for
Oenejal
housework.
Apply
Salvaiion
Army.
.
WAN
F
F.I
).-
Second
hand
piano.
Will
pay
cash,
Phone
Red
ins.
FOR
SALE
CITY
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT
OH
SAI.K.-
Tenders
will
be
re-
cnivnd
by
the
City
of
Prince
Ituperl
for
I
lie
piircliasu
of
a
25-
h.p.
gasoline
engine
mi
truck.
'Teudenrs
may
hid
for
the
same
with
or
without
t
ruck.
I'.ngine
can
lie
inspect
-ed
al
any
lime
he!
ween
8
a.m.
and
5
p.m.
in
tlie
city
si
ore
under
the
Fire
Hall.
Tender-lir
be
in
Ihe
oflice
of
the
i'A'.s
Clerk
marked
"
Tender
for
Oasoline
llngine"
not
later
than
5
p.m.
April
1st.
I'.i.'ii
Highest
or
any
lender
nut
necessarily
accepted.
City
F.n-
gineer.
17
"
s"
FOH
SAI.K.
At
Terrace,
ll.C.
several
ten
acre
tracts
and
one
I
-acre
tract.
Look
I
licit'
over
ami
make
me
an
oiler.
I'..
I.illle.
FOH
SALK.-
Dahlia
hulhft
goo-!
double
varieties,
als.i
iliohnrl
roots;
cheap.
i
Niuthl
Avo,
Fast.
Phone
Hlnck
tilH.
TO
RSiNT
UltNISHKI)
Housekeeping
Suite
for
rent.
I0
Sixth
AvPime.
Fast.
Phone
lue27H.
M
'OIJH
roomed
house
for
rent.
With
bath.
Phone
lied
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child's
fur
trim
med
kid
mills.
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Post
office
key.
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New
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play
the
Western
in
a
final
and
Hie
winner
will
challenge
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United
Stales
which
now
holds
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Davis
Cup.
HOCKEY
SEASON
IS
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OVER
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Willi
the
departure
lliis
aflernoon
of
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huckey
leoin
meiniicrs
or
which
travelled
in
a
special
car
attached
to
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the
Canadian
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Hallway's,
accompanied
by
eatdern
members
of
the
C.A.II.A
hockey
nmurs
in
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havi
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dormant
unlit
ininllici
winter.
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Porl
Arthur
team,
winners
of
the
Allan
run.
tell
by
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Nntional
last
nighl
ror
the
head
of
the
lakes.
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all
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work
a
speciality.
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attention
and
moderate
prices.
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us
any
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sewing
and
fancy
work
you
wish
to
dis-
posp
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articles
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