Kiss
For
t
si
Jap
1
1.
'it'll
Costs
Him
$15
.
.MtotUt,
;Hiy
Jtit
the
.
mi
n-
hvt-
n-.!
i
wif-
while
dm-
v:ft
njun
DTtM
of
aint.
himI
ai
Hetxlon
,11!'
i
I
ptMHJtMk
M
IMtt
x
r
niol
ovef
the
I
rui
wa
Mkrvriag
trait;
fefct
Offtnee
n
D
ivtprt
W
arm
fe
ani
Itfawd
her.
the
nva
to
the
off-
.trill-ci
ifcle
MMI
MM
k
only
4
second
"
.iW
tiiftt
Da
vies
bad
i.
i
x
ieme
time
and
iimx
Him
Vteieeta
.
ry
trafflr
siunalit
-d
tit.
The
autnmoru
Aiiltuul
proper
control
i
anese
bins
High
Idealists
Td
Be
I'urt
jimJ
Beautiful
1
Tlifir
in
Ml
In
n
i
i
ltiE.
April
11:
CP-md
beautiful
until
uie
Ideal
of
Japanese
.a
the
opinion
of
Him
ii
Bj-.
principal
of
a
training
actum
at
i
Ikrwman.
who
Is
vUlt-i
Alberta
oa
furlough.
(
hurrh
of
HMgteMt
mU-:
pan
for
the
pan
a
,'.
Japan
rr
very
fond
of
and
stay
ta
them
dvr-u
ntojH
whi
their
hus-t
WlOs
th
exception
of
irla.
ehe
MM,
the
Japans
aftraot
drink
or
o
they
mix
with
the
'x
nesaUy,
until
after
As
"Miracle"
Girl
is
Buried
N
'!
'-i-.il.
a
m-
about
even
after
death
arc
ri"'t
!
.
i,f
i
Aim.
(trave
l'-
l'j-y.-ar-okl
Navan.
Ontario.
girl,
to
whom
u
iittributed
manv
m
uhi:
i
,n
u
burled
from
the
(
iiur
;t
s
Jo
tpn
(.i)ii-.hi
.;
.
.ii
ou.ua
a
Th-'
above
scene,
taken
Inside
th
ohtTTc'i
flu
m.
m
.
:
i.n.ny.
sho-
only
a
part
of
the
nunc
throng
that
KU.ied
In
a
pioceiulon
a
mile
lone
to
follow
the
girl
to
her
grave
Meanwhile
medical
men
and
church
official!
refuse
to
comment
WHIFFLETS
From
the
Waterfront
A
special
meeting
of
the
Deep
Sea
!
Fishermen's
Union
Is
being
held
this
afternoon
to
further
discuss
-en"
h
still
employed
I
dlspuU,
between
the
fishermen
larrlatee
'among
the,.nd
,lM
i-,
ownim
in
reaand
to
v
fiungs.
The
two
pie
i
Krnest
Oeorgeaon,
It
due
in
port
at
!"U
of
action
and
dealt;
35
tomorrow
morning
from
the
hemes.
Twenty
-Five
Years
Ago
'
;
f
aslno
woup
ot
mineral
...
:i,!ininlna
ning
th
the
nn
Red
rutt
Cliff
nt
at
!T":c
it
i
been
Sold
hv
thn
Mrr-
Tmsf
nn
tk
i,
:
'
Exter(rp
development
K
limned.
I
steamer
Inlander,
for
Wn
I,!"
,lhe
8kcfna
Hlver.
has!
Hi
!
"
,,,d
tiom
the
Victoria
br,;:
"rv
depot
-and
will
be
V
tT'lh
next
month
y
capt.;
r'-m
lo
Befvice.
Oeorge
1
onn.,l;"
ni"
nrCM"'.!n
the
south
,v
tion
with
the
outfitting
of
south
and
will
sail
soon
thereafter
on
her
return
to
Vancouver
and
waypolnts.
C.
P.
U.
steamer
Princess
runt
H
K
Orav.
is
due
In
Inort
at
4:46
this
afternoon
from
District
News
"TILLIE
THE
TOILER"
STEWART
A
meeting
was
held
here
on
Mon
day,
of
this
week
to
consider
plans
I
U
f
.
I
Um
tUa
'
"
in
proeeeas
01
nail-
j.,.
JubUw
on
May
suiemo-w
tne
Lano
1
w...
il4,,
with
th
hnt
mwn''..
T
.
.
:.-4,
Blnssmn.
King
Hay
Select
nolle
entertainment
at
King
and
Queen
rarely
recently,
in
the
bUllnrd
'
'
mpton
Palace.
Ba.st
their
Maleattea
atay-ore
shown.
The
Dake
of
Kent
made
exten-
f
It""
-
w-
vr
various
local
orgniiiwiiirjjiv
tit:
few-
suuiuj-
pms
in
future
draw
a
one-fifth
foat.'
-n-iI
renresented
at
the
meeting
stock
share
or
tne
liver
prooeeas,
j
tabor
nrKet
at
Stewart
Is
these
was
no
change
in
the
shoa-,
flooded
at
the
present
time.
Of
late
Nnori-il
Tn
llrine!lton
up
to
"0,nln
j
men
haw
been
coming
In
from
the
U.CLkU
1
cUlVIto
outside
In
sreater
numbers
than
!
Loading
of
the
'British
steamer
1
can
be
absorbed.
'1
R"
.l
vmiam
of
Command
Jersey
City
with
fW
eargo
ofj
far
Mnsi
1
Rim
la
for
the
United
Kingdom
or
Local
baseball
players
are
busy
1
Continent
is
expected
to
be
com-
pracUarna
these
days
In
anticlpa
April
IS:
1
CP
The
pleted
at
the
loeal
elevator
this
uon
of
the
ojiening
of
the
season
on
urn
of
eosmmand
per
afternoon
and
the
veosel
may
get
Monday
next.
1
ipears
to
have
lapsed
away
this
evening.
The
steamer
i.ayt
b-f
it
seems
aa
If
Paris
City,
next
veaael
w
load
Extensive
Improvements
have
t
vived
for
films.
The
grain
here,
la
expected
to
arrive
been
made
to
the
North
Star
Hall
In
been
one
of
the
few
during
the
first
week
io
May.
the
Bmpress
Building
here.
Pillars
.
kM
keen
rarilnrarf
ilh
lrrtn
rnn
Skcena
River
for
the
season
a
tew'
la
now
an
unobstructed
view
of
the
nays
ago,
R
0-
JahniW
veteran
stage.
inaiiau'cr
of
Inverness
cannery,
la,
payiiiK
his
first
business
visit
of
the
j
year
today,
having
arrived
on
last'
niKlu's
train.
Mr
Johnston,
as
la
The
Stewart
Badminton
Association
has
been
organized
with
of-
ihelr
private
cdneraa!
his
usual
custom,
spent
the
winter
secretary
-
treasurer
r
honeymoon
at
H.mleylin
Victor...
Th
wU.
be
hJ
gS
WtuTer.
exSve.
first
on
on
the
Skeena
River.
1
must
b-
the
ftrtt
thnei
c&mx
Mri
j
w
1
rekn
that
the
King
i
!
Voaburah
and
ano
Len
Len
Cox
cox.
h:.ve
seen
fllnu
on
two!
Union
steamer
Cardena.
Capt,
LONG
IN
DOG
TRINIDAD,
April
12:
(CPI-Ai
dog
fencler
here
recently
Increased
her
household,
with
a
daschund,
ere
of
the
longest
specimens
of
that
breed,
and
has
given
him
a;
name
as
long
as
he
Is
Johanns-i
CH.
POCV
noMAt-O-l
VMONDEfc
IP
HE'S
"STILL
OM
THE
WAY
v.
rrr
-r-.
HOLLY-
TH1
DAILY
NXVfl
Timely
Recipes
A
NEW
MEItlNGl'E
j
One
way
to
gain
the
family's
gra-'tltude
is
to
give
the
beat
possible
j
meal
with
the
leasr
possible
effort
.That
should
be
a
primary
rule
In,
,
cooking.
It
win
keep
the
cook
alert,
!
I
too,
looking
for
new
-nd
better
ways
of
'doing
an
old
job.
and
teach
her
j
modern
short
cuts.
I
Some
of
the
most
attractive
fin
ishes
to
otherwise
ordinary
dishes
can
be
made
simply
now.
It's
even
possible
to
make
a
delicious
meringue
without
using
the
oven
and
that's
very
helpful
when
the
rest
of
the
dinner
1
bejpp
cooked
on
the
.
op
of
the
stove.
To
top
off
some
of
ihose
fine
Jellied
fruit
pies
or
tarts.
..nd
even
jellied
desserts
when
:here
Is
no
whipped
cream
In
the
house,
a
three-minute
meringue
is
splendid.
Two
egg
white.:
unbeaten;
2
!
abtosjxjfu
water,
2
cup
sugar,
cash
of
salt,
few
drops
vanilla
or
I
ilmond
extract.
Put
egg
whites,
inigar,
salt
and
ivate,r
In
upper
part
of
double
boiler
Beat
with
rotary
egg
beater
un-il
thoroughly
mlx-d.
Place
over
rapidly
boiling
water
and
beat
one
minute,
then,
remove
from
fire
and
continue
beating
two
minutes
long
er
or
until
mixture
will
stand
In
peaks.
Add
flavoring.
Beat
well-
Spread
over
top
of
Jellied
fruit
pies
or
tarts
and
sprinkle
generously
with
southern
style
coconut.
VINK8
ALL-TIM
I'
IIK8T
NEW
YORK,
AprU
12:
(CP)
Andre
Oobert,
Fren-h
champion
of
pre-war
days,
rates
Ellsworth
Vines
as
the
greatest
tennis
player
of
all
lime,
relegating
Bi"
Tilden
to
se
cond
place.
Jack
Crawford
and
Fred
Perry,
the
best
of
the
present-day
amateur
crop,
he
considers
good
but
hot
exceptional
players.
AS
VFwLlW
OOES
LONDON,
AprU
12:
(CP)-r-Tot-j
tenham
Hotspurs,'
a
team
near
relc-;
jatfon
In
the
English
soccer
league,
,
first
division,
'is
the
wealthiest
clubj
In-
England,
says
sporU
writer.
But
In
wealth
of
players
he
calls;
Arsenal
first
and
.Aston
Villa
BETTING
ON
SOCCKIl
.
-a.
WOLVERHAMPTON,
Eng.
April!
12:
CPi
A
bookie
here
accepted;
a
bet
of
$1,230
to
$1,000
on
West
Bromwlch
Albion
beating
Bolton
Wanderers
in
their
semi-final
replay
for
the
English
soccer
cup
at
Stoke.
The
Albion
won.
MATT
1I0LPS
THE
nG
Following
bis
xrrival
on
the
ceiling
beams
and
trusses
and
there
j
ABERDEEN
.
it
.
n
.
t
rn
,
April
u:
tv,r
1
Matt
Armstrong
of
.he
first
division
1
Aberdeen
soccer
club
has
sent
out
an
SOS
for
his
travelling
bag.
While
he
was
being
mobbed
by
admiring
fans
here
recently
a
man
offered
to
hold
his
bag
for
him
That
was
the
last
seen
of
both.
SNOOKER
BREAK
AT
EIGHTY
DUBLIN,
AprU
r
(CPI
A
break
of
80,
which
constitutes
a
world's
record
In
amateur
snooker,
was
accomplished
by
Searaus
Fennlng
In
the
Irish
amateur
snooker
cliam-plonshlp
here
recently.
G.
N.
R,
Trains
I
Vancouver
and
waypolnts
and
will,
burg,
the
title
of
her
favorite
Oer-Tor
the
East-salt
at
10
p.m.
on
her
return
south,
man
wine.
Describing
Johannsburg,)
Mondays.
Wednesdays
and
Frl
April
11.
lino
she
says:
"A
fine
nnlmal,
but
It
I
days
5:30
p.m
'
conserve
the
salmon
I
11.
n.
Rochester
jalleff
lost
night
,
takes
him
so
long
to
come
through
j
f
rom
the
East-.
"
provincial
fisheries'
on
the
Prince
Rupert
for
a
trip
to
the
screen
door
that
all
the
flies
Tuesdays,
Thursdays
and
Satur-
ias
limited
the
num-
i
Vancouver
and
Victoria.
I
get
In.
I
days
,
10:15
p.m
to
be
onerated
fromi
'
canneries
as
follows:
,!
"V
Cunnlgham,
55;
Do-,"
British-American.
85;
p
"'fin,
09-
Claxton,
89;
'
invernoag,
00;
'ar,
08;
Alexandria,
35.
Put
Men
To
Work
Gainfully
PAGE
FTVE
The
people
of
Prince
Uupert
are
asked
to
co-operate
for
the
purpose
of
providing
gainful
employment
for
as
many
people
as
possible
during
the.
next
six
months,
A
group
of
canvassers
will
undertake
to
call
on
all
local
citizens
asking
for
pledges
from
them
that
they
will
undertake
to
spend
as
much
as
possible
and
stating
how
much
they
plan
to
spend
on
gainful
employment.
It
is
not
the
intention
to
interfere
with
the
private
concerns
of
our
neighbors
but
to
try
to
secure
as
much
employment
as
possible
as
a
means
of
improving
local
conditions,
We
have
set
as
our
objective
the
sum
of
$50,000
If
every
person
will
undertake
to
spend
some
money
in.
such
a
way
as
to
make
conditions
better,
we
shall
easily
attain
our
object
The
pledge
cards
will
be
kept
private
in
order
to
prevent
solicitation
on
the
part
of
those
who
may
be
trying
to
secure
advantage
from
the
campaign.
We
are
not
an
employment
agency
and
have
nothing
to
say
as
to
whd
shall
b
employed
or
what
they
shall
be
paid.
That
is
between
the
employer
awl
.employed.
All
we
ask
is
that
the
money
lie.
expended.
The
provincial
employment
officer
can
supply
man
if
required.
Things
in
the
home,
outside
the
home,
in
office
buildings
and
factories
are
beginning
to
look
the
worse
for
wear.
And
there
are
hundreds
of
unemployed
hands
wanting
and
willing
to
do
those
jobs.
You
need
the
work
done
they
need
the
money
for
the
necessities
of
life.
Help
make
these
idle
hands
earning
hands,
for
the
good
of
the
community
and
the
happiness
and
self-respect
work
brings
to
an
idle
man
or
woman.
THINGS
TO
DO
Inside
the
House
Convert
attic
into
playroom
or
extra
bedroom
by
covering
joists
of
floor
and
roof
with
lumber
or
willboard.
Convert
basement
Into
a
game
room,
recreation
room,
playroom
or
"den"
or
workshop,
with
plenty
of
shelves,
cabinets
and
closets.
plaster
ceilings
and
walls
of
basement
or
cover
with
wallboard
and
paint,
using
light
colors
for
better
Ughtjngl
Install
lrult
and
.
preserves
cellar
(cold
air
ii
.ventilation!.
-A
.
Build
new
cupboards,
closets,
cabinets
and
shelves
for
kitchen,
pantry
laundry
and
playroom.
Build
a
breakfast
nook
pr
"dinette."
or
add
a
dining
room
or
dining
porch
to
the
house.
Install
new
medicine,
towel
and
soap
closets
and
other
needed
modern
accessories
In
bathrooms.
Reglaze
broken
or
cracked
windows.
Caulk
cracks
between
wood,
sills
and
walls.
Install
new
lighting
fixtures
In
the
house.
Install
more
convenient
outlets.
Instal
electric
refrigerator,
Put
on
or
repair
storm
windows.
Repair
broken
or
glue
loose
chairs.
Renovate
rugs
and
carpets'
and
runners.
Re-cover
Chesterfield
suite
and
upholstered
chairs.
Purchase
new
"occasional"'
furniture.
Reframe
valuable
pictures.
.
Renew
drapes
and
curtains,
in
any
or
all
rooms.
Renew
linoleum
In
kitchen.
Launder
or
renew
slrp
covers.'
Repaint
or
renew
window
blinds.
Employ
capable
women
for
spring
and
weekly
house
cleaning.
,
,
Purchase
bed
linen,
comforters,
blankets.
Replace
chlnaware
and
kitchen
utensils.
Repair
clocks.
Replace
silverware.
THINGS
TO
DO
Outside
the
House
v
Repair
or
replace
eaves,
troughs,
water.c.on-ductors
and
flashings.
Reshingle
roofs
either
in
whole
or
In
part.
Replace
worp,
broken
or
rotten
column
bases,
column
bannisters!
railings,
woodwork
iq
porches,
steps
and
thresholds.
Mend
fences
and
gates,
replacing
all
missing
and
decayed
wood
with
sound
lumber.
Build
"new
sun
room
or
glass-In
an
existing
porch.
Build
an
addition
to
heusf
.
Construct
fenced-in
playground
for
the
smaller
cnildren,
with
swings,
chutes,
etc.
Erect
gates,
fences,
treUlses.
arbors,
pergolas,
etc.
Roofs
repaint
or
restaur.
Porch
floors,
steps
and
railings-r-repaint
or
re-
varnish
.
Fences
and
gates
repaint.
'
Clean
out
or
rebuild
cesspool.
.
'
Install
sidewalk.
.
'
v
-
-
Reshingle
house.
'
'
Put
new
root
on
house.
i.
,
.4.
Put
In
lawn.
.
'
1
Plant
shrubbery.
't
,
'
Dig
over
and
re-seed
lawns.
'
-
-
.
'
WOJIK
FOR
WOMEN
Employ
a
seamstress
(spring
sewing,
remodelling).
'
,
Have
quilts
made
and
rugs
hooked
from
scrap
"
bag
materials,
Employ
women
to
mend
linens,
laces;
hosiery.
Initial
linen,
make
needle-pojnt,
re-cover
eiderdowns,
re-tuft,
mattresses,
(
re-cover
lamp
shades,
knit
socks;
sweaters,
etc,
cover
cushions.
"PAINT
UP"
JQBS
interior
of
the
house
repaint
revarnish
and
redecorate
not
bnly
walls,
ceilings
and
woodwork,
but
also"floors,
furniture,
linoleum,
etc.
Employment
Service
Committee
FINE
FOR
WEAK
PLAY
J,
J.
LITTLE,
PRESIDENT
Newcastle
United
was
fined
$3,750
beaten
6-1
by
Aston
'.
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...
u,
Villa
in
after
winning
the
cup
2-0
playing
league
fixture.
LONDON,
April
12:
(CP)
eorth-
against
Aston
Villa.
Just
previous
coming
English
cup
soccer
final
re-
cup
game
Newcastle
"fielding
calls
the
event
of
1923-24
when
practically
a
reserve
side"
was,
Try
a
Dally
News
classified
ad.
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and
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