ssm _._______■__ !________< " Empire " Typewriter For ease of opera! inn and perfection in results produced, this machine ie unsurpassed, Price, $(>U.OO Cash, Interior Publishing Co., - Agents The Mai epa Visiting Cards A Specialty Interior Publishing Company Printers and Publishers Vol. 15.-No 27 REVELSTOKE. B. 0. MAY I, 1901) $2.50 Per Year IProvinci il Library; C. B. Hume & Co.. Ltd Stores at Arrowhead anil Revelstoke. Footwear, Madam Do ycu know that right in our store you can obtain lhe identical shoe styles lhat are now being worn I y women nl fashion in New York ani. other mi tropolitan centres i> Do you know that wc can lit your foot as perfectly as il you had your shoes made to order ? -^ ^,7c can do this because we stii Women's REGAL SHOES The new Regal styles for women are exact reproductions ol exclusive custom models, and they embody every correct fashion-feature. Regal Shoes insure you an exact lit, because they arc made in <7tiarfc.-sizes —and this perfeel fit means absolute comfort and pernia nent shape-retention. ["''/fa. C.B. Hume & Co, AGENTS Revelstoke, B. C. C. B. HUME & CO., Limited Stores at Revelstoke and Arrowhead. ►<KH><KKHKKH><KKHK><><>0<><K>O<KW BRIGHTEN UP This Is the season uf the yeai' that the goud housekeeper wants to brighten up the home, Kalsotnine some rooms. Varnish the woodwork, Paint the floors. Varnish Stain smne pieces ol the furniture, Enamel the beds ur the baths. Kcgild the picture frames. We are best able to supply all these wants, we cater for the trade, and we carry the goods that give the satisfaction. Agate wall finish, Alabastine, Whiting, House paint, Flour paint, all ready for the brush. Asplnall's gnamels, Ii. A. P. Enamels for bath or woodwork. Baplac Varnish stains, tronlte Varnish stains. Laequeret in "11 onirics. Berry Bros, bouse varnishes, Liquid Granite fir flloore or oilcloth, Varnish for furniture, floors, hunts or carriages, all for all inside work. Painters Supplies In all lines and at prices that cannot be beat, give us a chance to quote you, we can save yon money. Leave your orders for wurk with us and we will send ynu a man and guarantee that he will give you the best of goods. Lawrence Hardware Co., Limited TINSMITHINQ PLUMBING ELECTRIC WORK 60000CKKHKXKHXHKH Imperial Bank of Canada Head Office—Toronto, Ontario. Capital Authorized Capital Paid Up Rest $10,000,000.00 5,000,000.00 5,000,000.00 Branches or Agents al all principal points in Canada. Agents in (ireat Britain ami United Stales—London, England, Lloyds Bank. Limited. Chicago- Kirst National Hank, Corn Exchange Natiunal liank. Seattle—Heat tie National Hank, San Francisco—Wells Fargo Nevada National Bank, Spokane—Exchange National Bank. 1 Savings Bank Department Deposits of $1 and upward, received, and interest allowed at current rate from date of deposit. Correspondence solicited. Revelstoke Branoh—A. B. MoCleneghan, Mgr. ^BARGAINS IN STRAW HATS^ Special Bargains for the balance of this month in Ladies' and Children's Straws. All the latest fashionable shapes. We also have the newest designs in Ladies' Hats and Children's Bonnets. M R &. First Stroot a. c;. CRICK Opposite Windsor Hotel COUNCIL'S BUSY NIGHT Grist of Business Transacted by Civic Board—Solicitor and Assessor Appointed- Several Bylaws Passed. The Oity Council in regular session last nigbt transacted a large amount uf civin business with dispatch. Among the important items passing the vote of the board was the appointment of a City Sulieitor and a City Assessor, the passing f several important bylaws and the awarding of the contract for the cement required fur the sewer and other public work to be done in the city during the year. The council met at S o'cluck with the mayur in the chair nnd all the aldermen present excepting Aid. Sawyer. The report of the City Engineer stated that in making the location of the line fur the trunk eewer in the city he had adhered ae closely as possible to the line se octet! by Cul. T. II. Tracey, O.E, as the une best suited fur the discharge uf the sewage from the cast and we.t sides A Connaught avenue. This line necessitated the diversion of a small stream to leave available the use of the vault to obtain sullicient fall for the sewer drainage, and the convenient locution of a septic tank. It recommended the con veyance uf the water whicu ut pres ml llnws through tho center uf the city by means ol a cedar culvert iilnng Pearson street to the Columbia river. It alsu recommended the diversion ol tiie email stream north ol Campbell avenue by mesne ol a box culvert to the Columbia river. The report stated that when these diversions are accom plished al! cesspools will be obviated and a clean bill of health be ull'orded the city. In the discussion ol the repnrt the mayor pointed uut that it would be necessary tu ubtaiu permissiuu from tbe Provincial government to extend the cedar box culvert beyoud the city limits uu Third street to the bank ot the river aud also from tbe C.P.R. to replace the culvert diverting the smaller stream. Ou motion of Aid. Pradolini and Wells the couucil will ask permission of the government and on motion ol Aid. Kimberley and Stone that of lhe C.P.K. Permission being required irom the government for a site fur the septic tank and frum uther parties fur per- tuisniuu to crui-s propeity of which the ownership seemed to be in some question these items were laid over lor a report (rom the mayor as to detai's at a special meeting of the council tu be called. A bylaw tu authorise the borrowing ol ifl5,00U Irom the Molsons B.ink to meet the current expenditure ol the oouncil until the money from taxes iB available received, three readings and was finally passed with the unanimous approval of the council. A bylaw to assess, levy and collect the amounts due under the Local Improvement Bylaw for the boulevarding ol MoKenzie avenue, Third, I'ourth, Fifth and Sixth streets and Vernon avenue was passed alter three readings. The cost of the work is $4,1187 and ub the payments extend over 20 years the annual levy will be (882.51. Tbe mayor was authorised to negotiate the debentures but was restrained frum selling ut a le-s ligure than II2J per cent by the terms uf the bylaw. A motion made by Aid. Stuue and Kimberley that W.I. Briggs be cu- guged as City Solicitor at a rate of •fund per auuum. the duties of otlice to commence on .May 1 was unanimously carried. A motion ul Aid. Macdoiialtl and Pradolini that CM. Field be appointed City Assessor and that a competent builder be chosen to assist in ease of disputed valuatiuus alsu prevailed, the mayor pointing uut that the duties ol assessor this year would be ligbt ss only disputed assessments would require tu be adjusted. Twu tenders for the supply uf cement necessary for the oivic works were read; that of the Vancouver Portland Cement Company being fur $2.80 per bbl. I.n Il It" it-Isttiki' anil lhat ol the Ulube Lumber Cumpany at $2.1)0 per bbl. The Vancuuver Cumpany enclosed copies ol test reports and com- iiiciiihitii.il" ul its material. On motion of Aid. Pradolini and Kimberley the award was made to the Vancouver Portland Cement Company alter some diacussiun. it being understood that Ibe material supplied must pass the guvernment leet. The amount required lor the yeara wurk will reach a total ul l'i ur lli carloads, A delegation consisting ol Ex Aid. Foots snd J. Mstbie appeared on behalf of the O Idfellows to iisk Inr tin repair and grading af the alley alongside Selkirk hall. They pointed out that the alley is a busy thuiuughlan and that thu hall is in use every night while the condition of the alley was described as "shocking." They also asked that their electric light nt the side entrance be taxed at a Hat instead ol a meter rate as heretofore. The mayor explained that a by-law covered the electric light rate and that it would be placed on the Hat circuit. As to the grading ol the alley, provision would be made 111 the preparation of the estimates for the year. A second deputation consisting of S. Needhani and 11. Cunningham- Murris asked fur twu hydrant" for the west end, for boots lor ihe members uf No. 1 company, for a controlling nozzle and for several other sundries including the piinting nt the Fire Hull by-laws. They also asked for an appropriation uf $50 tu assist in procuring uniform cuats su that "a smart appearance might he presented on parade," caps having beeu purchased already at tlieir uwn expense. The small amount asked would pay but a portion ol the cost of the cuuts. The mayor explained that tbe hydrants asked for had been ordered lasl year and were now on bund. The liie wardens would take steps to have them installed forthwith, In a matter uf a grant for uniforms tlie question was laid uver, several'nl the members uf the board pleading fur economy in the mutter of civic expenditures. Further consideration will be given the request after consultation with the members uf No. 1 hall. The printing ol bylaws was turned down as uuiirperutive. J, Jamieson asked leave to rent the city lot adjoining bis hnuse tube used as a garden, the lut haviug cume into possession ol the city through tax sale. On motion ot Aid. Stone ami Mac- dunald the request was granted the rental to be $5 a year. The report of the Fire Chief ou the condition ol the lire alarms was tiled. The matter of street cleaning was left with the mayur tu carry to completion as rapidly 118 possible. ■ Aid. Wells asked the mayor fur an explanation of the cause uf lhe laying off of the Italian luborers from the city work and His Worship outlined the causes which hud led to his action in the matter assuming full responsibility lor the same substantially as already published in tbe Mail-Herald. The explanation was received with satislaclion by the questioning alderman. The accounts ot the Finance Committee amounting to $2,184.16 and vouchers frum the Schuol Board fur $1,676.50, a total for the city of $3,800 05 were passed after which the council sdjourneJ. EDITORS TO CONVENE _ Will Meet at Spokane to Form New Association 1 SPOKANE, Wash , May 1,—Editors and publishers of 1170 daily, weekly aud class publications in eastern Washington and Oregon, northern aud central Idaho, western Molilalia, southeastern British Columbia aud points in Alberta have been invited by the Spukiine I'rt'-s Committee tu meet 111 this city un May 8 tu discuss plans for the formation of the Inland Empire Press ABSociatiun. The purpose ol the organization is to unite the press uf the cuuntry to wurk lur more substantial and greater development ul all parts of the Inland Empire anil tu eiie.iii'iige the emigration uf desirable settlers aud inllux uf capital tu assist in building up the country and develop its agricultural, industrial and commercial resources. The Spukiine Press committee, composed of a representative of every journal published in .Spokane, headed by N. W, Durham, editor ol the Spokesman Review, will entertain the visitors. "This organization will in nu way interfere with the wurk ol the state editorial assuciatiuns," said Arthur Hookor, secretary uf the Spukiine Press Committee, "but is designed to be of moro direct benelit to thu various communities and the district as a wlinlo than any uther similar association puBsibly cuuld he. We expect to have the cu-nperaliuu of every editor iu the country in this wurk, which is entirely in the interest of a greater Inland Empire." Not Suffragists FrEDEBIOTON. N.B., May 1.—A hill tu give women vntoB in Provincial elections waa defeated in tho I.egiHln ture hy 24 to 15. Use ROYAL STANDARD FLOUR. The best yet. THE LATEST TELEGRAMS Heiress Born—Prelate Dead— Burrell on the Grand Trunk Pacific—Navy League Urges Action. The Hague, May 1,—Queen Wil- heminii yesterday gave birth to a daughter. VitTouiA, May 1.—The plana for the extension of tho E, & N. railway from French creek to Alberni have been approved by the railway com- 'mission according tu iuturmatinn received in the oity. It is understood that work on tho extension will be rushed immediately. Kamloops, B, C, May 1,—A rumor iB gaining ground in usually will informed circles that the negotiations of the Thompson Valley route bus been made the Biibjoct of an agreement between tne Qrand Trunk Pacilic aid Canadian Northern companies and that joint action will be taken by the respective parties towards hastening to completion the much desired line. Up to the present nu authoritative confirmation can be obtained, but it lias been ascertained tbat both parties have representatives in this city whu are acting conjointly, but to what extent is not known. Vanc lUVElt, May 1 —Yen. Archdeacon Small, of Lytton, died heie suddenly at midnight in St. Luke's home. He hud been very ill for the past week ul the hospital with an attack ul pneumonia and it was not expected that be Would recover. Heait failure was the cause of death. VICTORIA, May 1,—A delegation from the Navy League met Premier McBride yesterday and requested that he urge upon the Covernment at Ottawa the advisability of an immediate contribution in cash to Great Britain, in aid ul the Navy, and further to pledge British Columbia to Cuutribute a portion uf Bitch contribution. At the conclusion ol the meetiug it was arranged that the League should present a memorial setting forth its views, when the Premier will reply to the request. The delegation said that it would like to see British Columbia leading the other provinces in a gift ol cash, im- mediaeely and tnicunditiunally, to go as an offering irom Canada tu the Imperial .overumeut. Ottawa, May .—The ohiet feature of yesterday's debate on the G.T.P. loan was the speech of Mr. Burrell (Yale-Cariboo), who criticized the Government's policy regarding the ruud. He pointed uut that the Cun- servative party throughout the Du- miniuii wanted the line completed, but at a mure reasonable eust. He tuuk iBsue witb Sir Wilfrid Laurier that the cuuntry had mulled the project twice. In 11104, the contract had been made, and the electors were asked not to repudiate it. This was successful, but in l'JO.S, bo far as British Columbia was concerned, the elec tors went on the principle of "once bit, twice shy," nnd had scut a Con servative majority from the Province. Mr. Burrell advocated the Government taking over the road, us the G.T.P. Company had violated tho moat sacred clauses of the contract. BOURNE BROS, New Seeds Garden Tools Wire Fencing McClary's Stoves Crockery, Glassware Builders' Hardware Sherwin-Williams' Paints Choice Groceries Will Complete Work Advices Irom Sydney, N.S.W., state thai Lieut. Ernest 11. Schackeliun hopes to complete the work be has so lar accomplished by his expedition into the An tart io regions, by making au exhaustive scarab in tho sub-Arctic regiuns nn the homeward voyage of the Mini rod fur several islands at piesenl ul iluiil.Iiul existence. The Nimruil departs from Sydney in ten days' time, in charge ul Capl. Davis and Lieut. Shuckluton. Court of Revision District Registrar E. Edwards will hold a Court ol Revision iu the Rev- elitoke Court House, commencing on Monday, May H at 10 o'clock. The object of the court will be to determine the right ol certain persons whose names appear on the Tutors list to exercise the (runchise at luture elec- titiiiH. Objection having been taken to many names the objections will be heard. A full liat of those whose namcB have been ubjected to was published in the Maii.-Hekai.ii on April 21 and any wIiobc claim tu qualification can be established may bo present ur he represented by oounsel. Moving t'icturoi tonight, BOURNE BROS. Groceries Hardware Harness Plumbing NoMa objects to a fair price for the ri^ht thing " <ep> DRESSER We give our customers .such good service that they glady pay us the price we ask for our clothing. We do not keep cheap, poor fitting clothing made out ot" poor cloth. We have built'up our business by maknig a profit but we make only a fair profit. Holding up a customer would not pay us. We would rather hold up the quality of our clothing for this is what holds up our business. Large consignment of Trunks and Suit Cases just arrived. THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE IllUn OFFICE. TORONTO KSTAULI.S1IF.D IS«T b. b. walker, Prudent I Paid-up Capital, $1 0.000,000 auexahder laihd,General Kinder Reserve Fund, - 6,000,000 TRAVELLERS' CHEQUES Tba new Travellers Cheques reeentlj issued hy this Hank arc a most convenient war bi which to carry money when travelling1. They are issued in denomination* erf $10, $20, $50, $100 and $200 and the exact amount payal I Austria, Belgium, Denmark, France. Germany, Great Itritain. Holland, Italy, Norway, Ru-nia, Sweden and Switzerland i* slated on ths faca of each cheque, whilr in other rotratrien tbey are payable at current r.itrv Tbe cheques and nil information reganl.ng them Day he obtained at every office ot the Bank. uu REVELSTOKE BRANCH—A. H." ALLEN. MQR. Gander Kills Child WINDSOR, May 1 —Hearing his baby girl scream ..ut in the yard while he whs eating supper. William Winkle-1 man, ul Monroe, Mich., rushed uut; and found the child lying motionless | on tho ground, with s large gander standing nearby. Investigation -bowed tbe cliilds neck was broken, and it is believed tin iMndcr hud beaten tbe little-one with its i>in^' sn severely ss to cause the injury. Eastern Snows TouoN'iu, May I.—Another heavy snowstorm ooourred in Western Ontario yesterday, cutters ami sleigh bells were oui in 8am ia lor awhile. Abuut six inches fell. At Tilsonburg three inches lell. accompanied hy a high northeast wind, The Fishing Industry The salmi ii canning cumpanies arc preparing iur tins year's pack, lt is Somewhat early yet as the lish are not expected until well un iu June at the earliest, but those engaged in the industry on Vancuuver Island pru- puBe being ready when the lirst of the Siekcyc enter the Straits. Knur traps are in cuurse nf construction at present, twu of which beluug tu ,1, H. Todd ti Suns. They are located at Sooke, off Gordon's ranch, Otter 1'oint and Muir creek. The same activity is apparent among all tbe cauncrs ol Vancouver Island, uml. iu lact, al| through British Oulutuhia. Tbis is the big year anil everyunc anticipates uiiikint' a large haul. They are now making their arrangements accord, ingly, mi MAIL-HERALD, REVELSTOKE, B. C. rn Zbc fl&aiUlbcvalb, PCBLISHEU WKD EBDAY AND BATDBDAY ai HEVELSTOKE. B. C. MURPHY & FISHER Barristers, Solicitors, Etc. 0 T T A W A Supreme and Exchequer Court Agents. i'i ictice in Patent Office and befoi e U . v i Comi ti C'HAl i. i .. ... AK\ '.. '•• t ni 1 1.1, i ,. . .tu. ;cfc* . .i-i i i ttl'tilllfa^^^J triumph well worth heralding abroad, Nor du we fear insincerity on the part of those members ol the liiilinii colony who have pledged themselves to eft'eot tliiB reform. These are suflioienll^ numerous and influential to completely control the situation and in :i generoti encouragement from the ollicers of the law with occ i - mu assistance when it is calh i! for we in.iv look for a complete action of someone noi fnr from mir own looality.' Last week two 'Trail youths made e sensational midnight escape frum the town and llualetl. down the Columbia river slopping only when arrested al | Northport. The Trail .News commenting editorially on lhe case -lute- that ii grew out of the habit the boys had of ruading.lhe "Diamond Dick" variety of literature. Similurly last week a young worn- PROVINCIAL PARAGRAPHS . .in In the i'n-!"!' of . w' ■ 1 il OlUoea ■■ fi cu. S. .... I I'-- ■'. .1. il. l'i.NKII.l.lI ;. ■ .-. ■ i J, A. Ii.u il.l. uok. I -1L1.1A.M I. BRIGOa . i . lil. Solii tor, Solicitor fori 1 un Canadian Hank of Xhb Miilsons Bank, Eti • HKS1 ST„ ■ KKVELSTOKE, li.c .ulil-.Kl SMITH I uMMIIIl I'. K' Provincial Laud Surveyor, Min'uiR Sui veyor bngiueering M< Kbnzik .-wi--'-' i ■ liux luu, Kevelstoke c. w. o w i itinil 1 I.A . in- ph ir ■ i;: it Seatl• ■ I ti mp d suicide by . I ui ii,iirliiil und ■ - indui .il In the per ! he -■ nsational pages of the ein ip ii ash which adorns ibe e- of I m many ties lers in ■ ntit 1 pabulum. Sin- waded mi .... lie and, were it not ths . in the harbor to her waist aud then means ivhal it does should h ever} w hi n unpopular. There i 229 ID Vi„iun Wood- Mountain View Ciimp, No -.,.,- S0OO1 1 !•' ""'' Weilnu-diiy each month, in Bollurll 'V'i men cordially invited w attend. W n AllMSTKONO.C l.oin. J. Mi IN'l i in- < ■' ■' KKVKI.SJUKI. AEH1E Nn. W F. O. E. ..■■■•• ... u 8 .■ ii...'!- Ti... tegular tneetiugs tiro Ball i' ■■:;. Tub la) ok m o \ .-.-..:.__ ..:■•-.i.i,in ,..' cordially mviiotl. IT J, WAI.l-ll. I'lU.-lliLM. W. H. McLAl i Ul.I.s.im.. in.i un Kootenay LodKC No. 15, A F. St A. M. -^*m\m% Hilar uioiit IUUS um ".'Li '" I'" MA.,,,.Mi ll.MII.I. u ,.ue 1"»- Hull, i.n tin. Hum Moudu) e. each nu"ni I at 8 \ Itim broth- cordially wel- cuius. |. in. v. .\. l'ltuiTMi:!:, Skchktahy. SELKIRK LODGE No, 12, I, 0, 0, !•'. ir-..- M.-.i - uvi-rj Tinu - '» *% iny "itiniii-i il, Sel ^fekirk Uiiiini So'l luok ,Jf Visiting brothreu are Ueml. cordmliy ii.vi W. A. KOl IT 1 n.i;. JAS MATHIE Ski T. I' Cold Range Lotlgo, K. ol P. No. 76, Revelstoke, D. C. MBBTS ... till' f 1! 1'Ni.-1.aV, except . nl Wodni each moulh. In Idtelloiv Hal! at - i'cI ick, l i-u.n. Kuighi«'i.. cordially invited. MITH.i'. r U. H. BROCK h. ..! II. ___ .'- J. li. SCOTT, VI. nf F. Zbc flDafM&eralb LABll ■ There is ?u much bad iu tlm best ol u--, Ami _.<i much goed iu tlio worst ol n , That il hardly hehoeve- nny ol u . To talk abuut the re-t i>! u-. SATURDAY, MAY 1909 LAW AND ORDER The resolution of the residents onl) one case of real daylight saving in history and us late us the twentieth century there he those who doubt the authenticity ol the Btory ol Joshua and think Ihere musl be some other explanation than that lhe sun actuallj Btood still. A bill befure lhe federal parliament proposes in its own language—to save daylight by passing a law ordering the moving of cluck- and timepieces an hour for- ivnril so lhat the day's work may I begin and close an liuur earlier than ui present, i If course daylight can no more be saved by moving clocks ahead than il cun by stopping the clocks. The only way in ilu it is to slop the .-un end, -ime the days ol Joshua something more than an edict of lhe (Ittawa parliamert will be necessary to effectively accomplish this. Wisely the bill lm- been lniil over for a year, dualities- to Becure more plenary povvi rs. Seriously however, the desire lo utilize the daylighl hours to the best advantage and lo alter the hours of labor so ai to brine tbem iiiiu cuiiiiuuiily wilh such u desin —even though it be accomplished ui ihe en.-i ni some inconvenience- - i- u distinct blessing to humanity. In respi ei ui the latter purpose we believe the city of Hevelstoke enjoys the unique distinction of being the lirst in Canada lo lake the matter up and adjust it by the mutual consent ni thuse immediately affected. We note with some interesl that the Board of Trade of Vancouver bus been called lo meet in special session to taki the matter up and adjust it along similar lines the only amusing feature of the situation lieing lhat the secretary of the Vancouver board claim the suggestion as his own while it is already in successful operation in Revelstoke. it will be readily admitted that ;i proposal to legislate the advancing of cl . ds musl result in intolerable coi Thechangingol railway limi i made the fatal plunge but was rescued by u couple of fishermen whu heard her frightened cries. She afterward confessed that her temporary upsetting had been caused by her sensational reading. Si,neely u week passes but lhe columns of the continental press contain accounts of sume gruesome deed done by some person or persons who bus or huve been the habitual users uf mental dupe in the form of poisonous literature, The inlluence of books in the formation nf character is not sufficiently recognised by those responsible for the sale of rending mutter to the youth with immature mind or by the parent responsible for the formation of lhe character oi their offspring in the plastic period. The pity of all this is the more obvious because of the abundant existence of reading matter of a high class and which has been written with a high moral purpose without detracting from the description or spirit of ml venture so ilear in the heart and mind of the average boy. A resort to legal censorship would doubtless he repented but ii censorship ui the reading matter ol their boy.-ami girls bj the average parents with u corresponding em ourugement to the selection of the besi books ought to he advocated by both pulpit and pre-- mul laken seriously to bean in the homes. of the Italian colony to organize a Citizen-' league for the preservation of law and order among the inhabitants ol that quarter ol thi cit} ii ■ arried into effei t, bi cepte i ir a;, augur} il Li.,-. - ■; up piipuia'iu Nati irally the conti guous location ol two immui Saxon ind Canadian ides >l ther v traditii ns oi tr to som ne if tbi ire to be eai Ini however the ■ slatioi e that n lifii menu of any civic body it is none | CAPITAL FOR CANADA Expert Predicts Astonishing Rise in Produce Prices 1 nut muoh capital is coming to Canada trum Great Britain is a result uf the extreme radicalism oi the Home government is tbe stati menl made by Mr. Moretou Frewen, the biuietalist ttuthurity, wbo was in Vancuuver yes- M .-. I-1. iven left last evening un ,i .i ip to Prince Ilu perl. In Can ul.i. be said, the ;> ndency ol i ii. powers in au servativi - itiuu.and ips I Boson the 1) miniou ._. a re it eoli n '11.111 tbe Happenings Throughout Week in B. C. Word bun readied Vancouver from Prince Ituporl that Mirks Bragovitoh hid murdered bis broth r at ibe bitter place nn Thursday. No particulars ol tbe ciiae weie transmitted, This wss the ll'st murder to be committed at Prince Rupert, Au order in-oouuoil bas been passed by tbe Dominion government requiring thai pre-empto's in tbe railway belt 1'iiiet huve I'uir b ldiogs surveyed pi ior to October 1910, The 0 iiiriiet [or Ihe construction of tlie mm Prinoe b'uperl wharf has been awarded by the provincial government to the Wes*holme Lumber Cumpany, Limited, of Viotori The same company Ine- the contract for the grading ond planking ol the Btreets in lhe ni w 1 iwn. Peter Raukine wus sentenced at Prince Rupert hy .In.Ige Voting to eighteen months iu the penitentiary for forgery. He took a cheque belonging to Alexander Macdonald to Port Essington, end used and oushed it claiming that he was Macdonald, He only got us fur us Vancouver wbere bis arrest touk place. The Chapman-Alexander evangelists Dr. Granstaff uud 0. K. l'ugb have closed a lung series ol evangelistic meetings at Nelson and have lell. tor ItoiBland and the Boundary, Tbr Nelson meet iugs are reported to have been productive ol much good, Cranbrook bus voted a bylaw to transfer the rights of the Eleotric Light company in the telephone system ot the city to the Kootenay Telephone company. The company later will immediately build s metallic line to connect with the Alberta gov eminent system und will also cunnect with tbe Washington system su as tn give connection with Spokane and tin Pacific coast. Wurk will be vigorously rushed. The iu-juij ition 0! the Okauagan Fruit Union bus taken pluce with the uv.iwed objects iif bundling tbe Iruit in the valley and from Sicamous tn the international boundary; to regulate the delivery uf fruits to the markets; the ereotion uf canneries und evaporating plants and tu erect culd storage plants ut outside centers. XV. C. Kiciirdu, .luliii Kidstiiii, It. 11. Agur, E, M. Carriithcrs and W. T. Sbatfurd are the directors. The residents oi Nelson bave subscribed $18,000 uut ul a necessary iflJU.OOO tor h Y.M.C.A. building in tbe East Kootenay capital. Only subscriptions ol if I no uud upward have us yet been received, smaller amounts being untouched. Two Chinese at K imloops attempted to bribe tbe Mayor in order to secure .... nvietion ofa white man against whom ibe nul preferred a charge of damaging tbeir property. Ten dollars was offered tor a conviction, but the promptly bail them both sent tu gaol, Canadian government bus nuw p,--..l,in ..rd. r prohibiting tbe New us compared with 1907, The cbun- cellur ad,U that it, is impossible to prophecy any immediate ni| id recovery, but be is ul the opinion thai there j . I are some indications that foreign nuile is beginning to improve. The revenue lur 1908 fell short of the budget estimate $7,610,000, uud the interesting fact is noted that in that year, for the first time, the gross revenue dealt with exceeded $5,000,- 111111,000. The national debt now n u.itn tn $3,770,606,545. Ten China Dinner Sets Monthly for Users of Royal Standard Flour King Wins Newcastle Losnosr, May 1.—'I'he tens nf thou- Binds wii ■ lillt-il the stands uud lined the historic heath of lhe seooud day nl lhe Newmarket lirst spring in cling i- • en ■! to 1 in- echo when t be ruyal oulurs hup borne home in froi 1 iu the Two Tin .i-aii'l Guineas, thu first classic in1.. 1 I tiie Beason, run over tbo Rowley mile Minoru is by Cyllene- Mother Siegel and last year run us a good consistent cult, but gave no promise ol classic lorm, but coming out tbi- - as.ui be opened bia three- year uld career at Newbury by winning the cl,000 Greenhaui stakes, when he defeated the odds-on favorite Valiens, Notice! Every 401 b. puck nf Royal Standard Flour leaving mir mills contains a numbered coupon entitling ihu person who holds it to a chance to be one uf the lucky persons whu win one of the handeome china dinner sets given away each month. The duplicates of tliese coupons are placed 111 a receptacle and leu are drawn each month. There is no better Hour in existence for bread making than lloyal Standard Flour, li is rich in color, pure, strung, delicious and nutritious. In using Royal Standard Flour you gel the besi flour vu lue money "ill buy. In gathering coupons you run oue chance in ien each month to Becure a handsome prize. The lucky numbers will be inserted in this space the first issue ol each month. Wuich for ihem. In view nl ilu.: numerous letters ol enquiry that are being received from different residents of ihis riding whose names are at present being ad- vertised as to be struck oil tlie Voter's List on lhe score of non-residence, the Conservative Association wish to state most emphatically they have not entered a single objection, and that the list as advertised contains names objected to by representatives ol the Liberal party. THE REVELSTOKE CONSERVATIVE ASSOC, XV. XV. Fusti 11. President, A. E. Kix- t'AIIi. II. .1. II Lean. V St>l;l.l .1 it Presidents. A. Mr IsTOTICE AN IN TlIK MATTER OF CATION for th iluplii Lots I vpm.il- -sue 111' 11 La Certificate nl Title for 2iiinl :i. Block IMI, Town for four months in tie ' en- forced, would sti tei oatiluuonal powers n hearts of railwaj ' ' le*P '" ocean I 1 " rigbt and everybody .. feeling can- ■ parts oi the Empire when in ,^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^_^^^^^_ Still,in S : Fiah r :;'1'" -v- '' p ,l;''' , gjv- . 1 , ying the Riitish i.k.;- wilh halibut. 1 hie ■ . ■ .iiny result in ihe re- Canadian shipping .... company irum Van- ■ -.ri. \ strong \ ancouver b ats into sn 1 handle the Canadian lid be amy court in- resig- ■•:. I. Ill ai He r . nl Kevelslnke (Map 030), NOTIOE is HEREBY GIVEN that it is my intention to Issue ui the expiration of one mouth after lhe lii-st publication hereof a duplicate of the Certificate of Title to thu above mentioned lots In the name ol" Dennis McCarthy, wbicb Certificate is tinted the 5th nl' December, I90H, and numbered 0318D. II. R. JOBAND, Distriel Registrar, Land Registry (U'liee, Nelson, I). O., March Sti, 1900, Revelstoke Cricket Club Kkasiin IHU!) All who wish iu bo members and to be included in the list of players, are requested to send, their names at once to W. II. HUMPHREYS, Hon. Secy., I', l). lins 704. .Miui mi In ip lO-my s CEMENT BLOOKS Manufactured fur nil classes of buildings CEMENT AND LIME FOR SALE FIRE CLAY AND FIRE BRICKS fur iiii) iii largo ot smallquautitiea nt tlio lowest i-riee.i fnr cash. OU -ill ^ A. PRADOLINI, - REVELSTOKE ■ ., ..... . ■-. nd forceful While :■•■ ■ ■ ■' ■ must be made fur thosi ite I . ma la fi no '•■•• traditioi I ■ 1 • ... fferent fi he to ll . mad 1 -i ■ ..... . arried bo far as to tolerai . •: or covert viol I . their endeav irs to secure conform-. I ity tO tie •" ll I'll. .1 thi :i. ifi-' rate and thi cial I'eopl e an houi 1 1 i have been somewhat ban b _..■ 10 om—and having ti hi the I'OlIlIllUIlity li"t lip 'I lu lhe -trii't conditions under which most (Jan cessful experiment of a few citius" ...ii ii (or purpose* hi houi longi 1 I li .. iicouvnr wo lid pub 1 i.ui Oltav 1 ttors I i- unnei - iry to m iki that effcel evei , time il lu got pimple uui of bed an hour i.iliii):- Uvi W hile ci . ban tlie and tight-..1 • 11111 Inn nis 1. ive met with a respi ctablo degree of i.Ii-i-iv.i bj thi 'inle- in lhe 1 ui, 11. .. il tffei ted thereby the enforcement ol limilar restrictions earlier in the morning upon the Italian colony baa not | l.ei-n without it- didicullieH. To secure Buch a mi asun ol 1 on fortuity to the law u 1- desired not by the tacil consent bul by tlm active co-operation of lhe Italian themselves, if il jucceeds, will be a DIME N"\ I.i. low and again the evil roi tilting from the reading of lhal olase of litorature popularly known an ilime novel, ii brought home lo us i... ibe criminal or uiisdetnuarianl 1 - - . . 1 A Nation of Customers - idiaus ar. 1 uf ■ ' - ... ... .1 1,11-, wh ■ cash und nredil 1 hat is to build 1 hi I li iiei I I'uiik I'." 1 lui tomers" is an ull too Nattering inline (nr the hewers ol lubsiil ilrawm ol guarantees that finance ■> transcontinental road tint uld ooun II men hs ." brains enough to 1 '1 ankeus have brains enough tn build a ml 1 Ian iiiiiiiii b iv.- brains enough to pay lor,—Toronto Telegram, ... . 1..I1 ui Parlor Theater lonlghl, lie I - s in BRITAIN'S FINANCES Statement of Chancellor Shows Increasing Deficit H»y 1 in ,.... 1 Hi . ii- <■ iiini litis ;ii..I SHOW CARD Will I ING Ilm -I PAINTING HOI -I DECOR/S I IMI PAPER HANGING \\ 1 i. Guaranteed. Mail Ordi 1- Promptly Killed. R. Z. Crawford Corner 3rd Street anil Robson Ave. ... 1 ||e I ,, li ' nut tlm . 1 pens appropriations for tl . ig with the 1 Inoi .'■ 1 ,,,.. I loi saj thai in ui'ly nil branches til trade and indi 11 j mlTerwl li prosi Ion 1 i.f Ion ign trade him Ing dltntinll inn in value to ,,iuiini.il nearly 1570,000,000, m CLEANEST Utatai THE MOST THE UCHTE5T ^^ COMFORTABU POMMEL SLICKER and cheapest in the ena because It wears longest WRYCMMCHT QWRAHTf-FD rVATTJlPffOOr Tevt* CuufiAH C* mm ,....,. tie VANCOUVER MILLING 8t GRAIN Co., Ltd. VANCOUVER, B. C, THE MOLSONS BANK INCORPORATED 1B55 Capital Paid Up $3,500,000 Rest Fund $3,500,000 Has 65 Branches in Canada, and Agents and Correspondents in all the Principal Cities of the World. A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT At all Branches. Interest allowed at highest current rate. REVELSTOKE, B. C. Branch, W. H. PRATT, Manager. :. Make Your Home Beautiful with une ul our handsome parlor sets, upholstered in ln^h grade t-ilk, ur damask, witb frames that ure in every cniii'civiiblc design, and made tu wesr imii Ibiilely. We nave many new and beautiful parlor Bets and odd pieces fur beautifying the home tint are tasteful, ell'eotive und inexpensive, und will Bhow yuur rooms lo the best advantage. R. HOWSON Sr CO.'Y. Big Discoun on all >asb Sales t Ci Doyle & Allum, Ltd. 5 P. BURNS & COMPANY, LIMITED. ♦ HKAD OFFICE I llAI.IIAIlV, Al.llKllTA. Wholesale and Retail Meat Merchants Pork Packers and Dealers in Live Stuck. Markets in all the prluci nnl Cities and Towns ot Alberta, British Columbia and the Yukon. Packers of the Celebrated Brand " Imperatur" Hams and Bacon, 4 :i' 1 "Shamrock" Brand Lent Lard, THE REVELSTOKE WINE & SPIRIT CO. LIMITED. Import direct from country ol origin. WHOLESALE DEALERS ONLY. }<, BVHL8TOK1I _B. O. Central Hotel n.^—^ REVELSTOKE, B. C. ABKAHAMSON BROS., PROPRIETORS \ewly imiii Kirst-olaRS ii) every respeot, All modern oonvenienoes l/ii)H« Sample Kooms. Halii'j $1.50 per Day, Special Weekly Rates. Qui3en's Hotel, Trout Lake, under same management ORIENTAL HOTEL suitably furnished with the choicest the market affords. Hest Wines, Liquors and Cigars Rates $1 a day. Monthly rale. X A LBBET ST03STE JPXV.03?. Queens ftotel COMAPLIX Best lir.-iiids 01 Wines, Liquors and Cigars. Travellers to Fish Creek will find excellent accommodation at this iiotci. CHIEF YOUNG, - - Proprietor THK MAIL-HERALD, REVELSTOKE, 11. C. PROTECT YOUR TREEC ™ Thaso destroyers cannot live whore trees have bee-, trentod with ^^ WARNOCK1 S T K E E P A 1 N T Pear Blight. Rabbits, Mice, Borers, Canker Worm, Sun Jose Scale, Oyster' Shell, Bark Douse and Sun Scald. THE COST IS VERY SMALL. It-will not wash oIT. One application protects for two years, Warnock'a Tree Puint is not an experiment, Ir. has stood the test for six years in all parts of the United States, It is an absolute preventative and cure for Pear Blight, We invite investigation. The Arkansas Experimental Station has used this tree paint for three years. November, 1007; llir-y pyrchrsed 50 gallous for free distribution among leading orchards. Semi for lO-page free buuklet to li. It. LAWES, Enderby, B. 0., Sole Manufacturers forB. 0. Paget Supply Company, Agents, Revelstoke, B C. FOR THE SPRING TRADE Seeds f ie the Fu in. Harden, Lii'in nr ('nnseevu- tory. I'e-.ed -iii.-U from the bos' im ulcers In Imiu'- liinil. France, Holland, I'niied States, Oanailo, Fruit 'imi Ornamental Trees, Small Fruits, English il 'Hies. ll.nwn in Ihi'onlv I'livt of American Continent noi Infested with the s in .Ins.. scale, Our trees du noi have to be l'iimi...','i'i.il .-nnl conse quently damaged, 140 Page Catalogue) Free M. J. HENRY Green Houses uml Seed Houses 3010 Westminster Road VANCOUVER, B.C. BRANCH NURSERY SOUTH VANCOUVER Certificate of Improvements NOTICE Dominion Mineral Claim, situate in tbe Trout Like Mining Division of We-! Kuiileniii Distinct. Wbere located: -Rapid Creek. Take notice tbat I, Catherine Maud Eraser, Free Miuer's Certificate No. H 04293, intend, sixty days from the date liureof, in apply tu the Mining Recorder for a Certificate of Impruvements, for the purpose of obtaining a Crown Grant of the above claim. And further take notice that action, under section 37, must becommencod before the Issuance of -mil Certificate of Improvements. Dated ibis 22nd day of February, A.D. ioao. may 12 Catherine Mai in Phaser Notice of Dissolution NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that the partnership heretoforeexisting between the undersigned us cigar manufacturers ut Kevelslnke. II.C, lllldel' the name of the Union Cigar Factory, has been dissolved by mutual consent, Tbe business will in future be carried on by James Walker, wbo assumes all liabilities of the partnership und whu is entitled to receive payment nf all sums due and payable to the partnership. Dated April 3rd, 1009, 111. A. Brown, IJas. Walker. NOTICE Notice is hereby given that, al lhi expiration of three months from date hereof, application will be modi lo His Honour, the Lieutenant Goveinor-in- Council for an Order in Council change ing the name of Woolsey, LeFeaux k Company, Limited, to "Defeaux & Sutherland, Limited." Dated this sth duy uf February, liKjii, Harvey. McCarter & Pinkham, Solicit ors for the said Company. may 2 NOTICE Revelstoke Lund District. Dislricl ot Wesi Kootenay, Take notice thai I, Julin II. Selkirk, Agenl. uf Vancouver, H.C, intend lu apply.to the Commissioner of Lands mul Works for permission to purchase the following desorlbed lands: Beginning at a pust planted about 20 chuins east of the north oust corner of Timber Limit No, 12156, on Upper Arrow Luke, West ICootonay, running West HI chains, thence nurtb DD cbaius, thence east 80 chains, thence south 10 chains, thence east 20 chains, thence south 20 chuins to point of commencement. Dated April Tib, 1900. up 11 JOHN H, SELKIRK. NOTICE Revelstoke Land District. Distriel of West Kootonay. Take Notice that I. A.W. Dickinson, of Arrowhead, B.C., occupation, lumberman, thirty days after date intend to apply for permission to purchase the following desorlbed land: c ieneing ai a posl planted on lake shore, at the northeast corner of lui 7066 mul marked "A. W. Dickinson's Northwesi Comer," thence soutb III chains, cist 10 chains, north 40 chains, wosl 10uhalns, fallowing lake shine In place ul cnimncnccmcnl. Dated April 7ih, 1009. Ap. 111. A. W. Dll KINHUN. To Trappers Raw Purs Bought Cash Prices Paia P. B. WELLS, Exporter of Purs. Arrange Now for Your Summer Supply of ICE with E. W. B. PAGET Phone uu uititn: McKenzie Avo ■I "f Further Investigate STATEMENT OF Montreal-Canada Fire Insurance Co. .".I-i. uii'KMii li. 1908 Security For Policy Holders SUBSCRIBED CAPTITAL raid nn i-inek . $ 39,490 00 Hal. uncollected l!H,47t)i)U $157,060.00 Government ri quiroment.. 192,008 03 Balance ut credit 24,976 29 Total Security 1375,684.32 (ESTABLISH EO HALF a century) W.B.ROBERTSON AGENT I ' --s ' . , ... • . ' A I If - . Take your choice of the 'Purity" Family SlZli-S differ, but quality is the same. Highest grade in the world. " More Bread and better Bread " Millut St.Boniface, Office. - ^ GoSench, Bfit.di.tv Winnipeg. Mm. RVfTI'1 ■ I '■—ill 7 Pounds 14 Pounds 24 Pound ;; i1 ii' mi ii i' i iiiiw* ii i) mi. ■ INTING Purity trade-mark guarantees satisfaction or your money back. WESTERN CANADA FLOUR MILLS CO., Ltd. ^§f! 7j0 tu ii.'_._. e. »-__.__■ ««..___. -'■' All Work Promptlv and Neatly Executed WAN T E D E EXPERIENCED WAITRESS want- 'i ed, Slid per month, musl be experienced—Halcyon llni Springs. I.IOR SALE—A Six-roomed cottage, 1 apply It. N. Doyle. if 1,11)It SALIC Tun hedronm suites. f. nue Duln-i'i v utg.iii in piano case, ami nihei household articles. Apply A. I'm uiicliacl. McKenzie ave. Wanted u woman lo clean offices apply I! lUiili.tii Bank of Commerce. If WANTED—Eilfternian and Setter for i Ii'i'ii! ie mill. Apply Lee Lumber Oo . Wigwam, B. (.'. WANTKD I'luiiei hand, able to handle 111 inch match lumber, and make moulding. Apply Lee Linn ber Co,, Wigwam, B. (.'. II ORSES FOR S \LK -Suiind and 1 yuung. W, E. Smith, Box 700, NOTICE Revelstuke Lund District. Disuict nf West Kootenay. Take noticu that .Julia A. Simpson, of Arrowhead, occupation married iv'iniiin. intend toappty for permission tn purchase the following described lands: Commencing .rt. a post planted at south-east corner of Lot 8900, Ibence west Hi chains, thence south 7 chains more or less In lake shine, thence along lake sbnre to puint nl' commencement. Dated 3rd April, 1009. up lU-liiid ,11'LIA A. SIMPSON. Notice of Dissolution Notice is hereby given I but the partnership heretofore existing between the undersigned E.J, Bruiil'mil, Frank Hill and A. Wallace Dickinson, currying mi business as E.J. Biiinfiird A- Oo, us freighters und packers ai Camborne and Beaton, B, 0., has this day been dissolved by mutual consent. Tbe said A, Wallace Dickinson retiring from tbe suid firm und tin- said E. J. Bran- ford and Frank Hill continuing tbe business under the same name uf E. .1. Briinfuid it Co. Dated April Uth, 1909, K. ,1. BlIANI'llltU. A. \V. Dickinson, up limy 6 Frank Hill, Eggs for Hatching from Thoroughbred Birds White Leghorn Inun Blancbard's strain, Brown Leghorn from Morgan's strain. Rboile Island Reds from Miller's strain A setting of 15 from any of tbe above strains$2, Apply nr address .1. A. MORI JAN. Bnx '££!. Kevelsloke, B. ('. FOR SALE OR RENT Before the First oi May, two six- roomed bouses, in Bevelstoke, with two acres ol lnnil each: including, 11 wanted, luiisc uud rigx ami nil garden tools. Situated west ul 0.1'.It. treck Lower town. Apply to E. PIOARD, tc Bnx 2311, Kevelstoke. Mill Wood Reduced Prices Now is the time to urder yuur mill wuud. Five b.ads and nver $1.75 Per Load delivered at sny p.dnt between Mill ami Kootenay street. Kiln Dried Kindling $2.50 a load Order at ullice nl Bowman Lumber Co'y. xv. J Curtis, pi un. tuner, will be in lhe city about 26th April, Orders hn With it. Howson nr Bevelstoke Oeneriil Agencies will receive prompt Httenti.'ii Ul UNCLE SAM FLIM-FLAMMED Wily Chinese Outwit Customs and are Deported Home Free of Charge at the Expense of U. S. Government Thirty seven Chinese, declared hy the United States ollicials to be illegally in the country, were ordered deported nnd nre being sent back to Chins on the liuer Manchuria, wbicb has just arrived on the nthet side. But down in the steerage of the huge ship in which the deported Chinese are con- tiiittl behind burred doors, there is little sorrow and much rejoicing, the reason lor which has just been discovered. One nf the neatest, cleverest schemes ever worked on unsuspecting ollicials by foreigners is said to be tbe result of a large numler of Chinese being deported, Among this nationality there is a great love uf the uld cuuntry, tbere being tew Chinese who tlo not gu bank to China us often as their menus will permit. There nre, however, imiup of the ulmun-eyed brethren in the States whu are financially un able to make a home visit, and. as a consequence, tliese have evolved a cunning plan which is said to be wurking with great success. Besident Chinese in the States have tlieir "papers'' to show that they bave a legal right to go back and lurih between the United States and China. These the puor Cbinaman sends by mail luck tu friends in his native land. Perhaps he oan't afford to buy passage to China, but it is mure likely that be can. At any rale, be either surrenders himself to the authorities, giving a lictitions name, stating that he haa no right to be in the country, or he takes I a little jaunt down to the Mexican I border and purposely gets caught, when i he is supposed tu be smuggling bia precious sell in " Vnu bave no right in this country then," says Uncle Sam, who is head1 ot a very large corporation; "so we'll just give yuu free transportation back tu tbe laud where the dragon Hies." Back the Chinaman goes to China— tlepurted. But be has all bis passports etc., etc., with which tn return. And— but what's the use. "The ways ul the I heathen Chinese are shurcly peoooliar." Mure than ball the Chinese being j deported un the Manchuria this trip I are said tu have secured free trims- j portutiun to Chiua when they ought to puy for it. GRAFTERS RICH HAUL Barefaced Swindles Successful at Fort William I in. i .Villiam, May 1.—Qralteri have prollted to the extenl ol ?100,000 in the purchase ol supplies rtqulrefl j by the board ol water, light and telephone c immlssioneri here in tl.u construction uf the new water system. The report ul the auditors show that uccniiiiis bave been multiplied, duplicated mid paid in the most barelaoed manner, li further shows thai sup. plltl have been purchased Irum linns in which the members of the commission are interested, in violation ol the act uiidei which the board was created. .m* HEROES OR COWARDS Russians Sank Warships at Fall of Port Arthur Los Asm i.i -, May I,—While in the Alexandria hulel yesterday, Hear- Admiral Ijlcbl, commanding tbe Japanese training squadron nuw at San Pedro, learned that EUar-Admiral Uui.Ity I). Evans was alsu a guest ul the hniel. The Japanese Admiral Immediately sent his card to Admiral Evani' room where he was at mice received, The visit ol the two admirals, which lasted neatly hall uu hour, whi the u caiiuti ul a remark able discussinn nl international questions, inoluding the subject of war between Japan and the United States. Both agreed that war between the I'nited States and Japan is impossible "I would like to know," inquired Admiral Evans, "how your people succeeded in raising tbe Russian ships which you sank aud in what oondition yuu found tbem." Admiral Ijichi replied: " We raised the sunken battleships anil cruisers nt Port Arthur and Chemulpo without any great difficulty. We found that those at Port Arthur were nut sunk by tbe mortar lire directed upon them from 203-metre hill. None ol the shells penetrated the protected decks, a'thongh the superstructures and gun mountings were badly shuttered. The ships w re sunk hy the Russians by opening the SOS cucka when they lound the port, must tall into our hands After raising the ships we found that the projectiles had peueir«ttd the wooden decks, but had Hat tenet! uut against tbe steel and were lyiug there It evidently would not have been possible tu sink the ships by the lire frum the heights." SKETCH OF PIONEER Successful Business Career of F. B. Lewis in Revelstoke Aiming the visitors to the city during tbe past week was F. B. Lewis, of Vancouver, lung and favorably known as one of the loremost business men of Revelstoke and one whose removal from the business activities and social life iu the city is generally regretted. Mr. Lewis was a Revelstuke old-timer, having cume to the city in the early days, when quite a young n an, trom Shropshire, England. During his career in the city, engaged as he was in the business ol insurance and real estate, he succeeded by his integrity, energy und ability in building up one of the must successful connections in the interiur and a reputation which might well incite the admiration ol his fellows, li is needless to state thut he has reaped his financial reward and that frnm a commercial point uf view his career haB been a success. Early in the history ol the city Mr Lewis was one of those who instigated the Incorporation ol the Revelstuke Townsite Cumpany to take over the townsite ul the city frum the hands of lhe London capitalists whu, up lu that timo bad been i.perilling its pussi- bilitios with a view tu the increase ol their uwn revenues, which, with tho head ullice in London, did the city little guud. T'hs result of the purchase by the local syndicate wits thill much ul the profits accruing Irom transfers and lucal deals remained in the city and bee.une a part uf the medium lor re-investment here. In this company Mr. Lewis still holds large interests. Mr. Lewis led iu the inauguration ut lhe publicity campaign now carried un iu OOnneOtlon with the Culgary Fair and which has duiiti much tu place the resources ol the oity and surround' ing district belure lhe investing public. Hu alsu led in the formation ol the Revelstuke l.itnil Company, a corporation which by wise Investment and shrewd business management. has proved a brilliant success. In addition totheiecorporate enter- puses Mr. Lewis has been an active member of all public bodies in the city and has ever bl on unu Ol the (urtiinust in hacking these with his linuneial snppurt. In 1007 he was president ul the lli.niil ul Trade ol which he bun been'for many yeara a busy member. Tbe General Hospital, the Y.M C.A. ami other benevolent and philanthropic Institutions never appealed to him in vain [ur assistance when exercised in a guud cause. lie still remains a stoekbolder In thoLawrenoe Hardware Cumpany ami in several uther commercial cumpanies, being a dlreotor..! the lormer. It was, however, by giving special attention lu the insurance business that Mr. Lewis was ah e lu cumiiiHiid thu patronage ut almost the whole community in that line. The premium income ol his ullice from Ibis source was probably the largest ol any ullice in the interim' ut the province. A strong local company has t.ukeu nver the affairs ol the concern ol which he wns tho head and will continue the work of the ollice with eipial efficiency, Mr Lewis was a prominent member of the llevelstnke Club and an active Liberal in politics. His home was one of the must beautiful in Revelstuke and was purchased on his departure by Mayor Lindmark. Mr. Lewis has been nuw a month in Vancuuver nnd bus established new connections there. Hu is much pleased with the prospects of the const city anil expects that the larger sphere fnr activity will afford him a new field for his energies. He will leave lor the Coast tomorrow evening. PUBLICITY FOR CANADA English Journals Realizing folly of Insular Policy Mr. A. J. Dawson, editor of the Standard of Empire who arrived in Vancouver frum ;he Antipodes this week and spoke befure the Canadian Club, of which he was a guest, deah with the i[uestiuii ul the increased atteutiun being paid tu Cauadiau life and progress liy the press of the Mother country. In part he eaid: "Since its inception last year, the Empire newspaper bus published just over a million words abuut Canada alnne. Du nut suppose, gentlemen, that any of this mass of words ure wasted. No, no. I will tell yuu smoothing nf a secret. A few months ago an official of u great Canadian curpur- ation in London came to me and told me 1 bad better luok out. 'Yuu have rivals, and I can tell you oi four in an unexpected quarter who are at Ibis moment perfecting their arrangements for compi ting with you.' The quarter wus called unexpected, because tin polioy ul the journals concerned was I supposed to be sumewhat insular. I siid I was delighted tu bear it,uud in\ friend looked puzzled. Well, gentlemen, 1 won't bother you with details, but I will tell yuu that since then twu great daily pn pars in Scotland and twu in England, have definitely entered upon the wurk ul giviug representation in their columns to Canadian interests. 1 have been consulted in the matter, and I have welcomed Ibis movement in the warmest possible manner, iu these cases, and in the case ut sume lesser journals, I havo u red the use ul the "Standard of Empire's own special cable services, the benefit ul our own experience, and any help that we oan give in any form, tu what I regard us une ul the must practical and truly valuable muvcineuts ul uui time among ihe British people, 1 ask you to c .ii rdn ju-1 what ILia li i ins [ur Canada, and lor greater Britain generally; the widespread publicity lhat ii means; the widespread tendency tn the establishment and extension ui mutual understanding; tbal mutual understanding which we an agreed is at tbe basis of all enduring forms ul unity, politically, oommer- daily, 'mil in every otborway, This is what I call educiiliuii by wbulesale; and it is une ol the things the "Standard ul Empire" ban already dune, as it were, outside Itiell, Tliese aro the specific instances of which one may speak with certainty." C0RBIN S MINE DEALS Railway King Makes Big B. C. Investment Spukiine papers iilinuiince that I'. c. Corbln, the millionaire railway builder ol Spokane, is nuw the central ligure ii) tht! largest mining deals I made iu Ilinl city fur several years. II... bus taken an optiun 00 Wagner group ul claims un Hall creek, a : tributary ul the Duncan rivor in Brit- ! mb Columbia, The price is stated tn | be $!J,000,000, Among the prlnolpal |owners are C.P Porter, Attorney l> W. Henley and George W, o'Doll, all nl Spokane, The pruperly includes mure than a dozen claims and is eaid tu contain enormous uro bodies. Commercial Printing A Specialty With Us. Call for Estimates and Advertising Rates THE MAIL-HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY, Ltd. THK PRICE CASH So Clear, So Shining and so Evident that it will glimmer through a Blind Man's Eye EMPIRE" VISIBLE TYPEWRITER A Canadian Made Writing Machine Kur ease of operation and perfection in the results pro- ''""•'l ll"' " EMPIRE" TYPEWRITER is unsurpassed, Th- " KM I'I UK" .-nib.idles nu complicated movements, while its iiiuiiif.' .ding alignment, margin1 ! facilities, automatic coa\ inienoas, durability, visible writing, minimum ol noise in operation iniike it the typewriter par excellence, The " EMPIRE" needs less care than any uther machine lui ii-,i-1■ there lire fewer parts tu be cared fur also due to the strong lilies ol simplicity that are part of the machine, The t'.r It. begun using the UMPIRE Typewriter io 1896. continued to sdd lo the number, and now have in Constant use mure than 700 uf these machine.-. ADOPTED BY The British Covernment " French Covernment " Bank of Montreal. " Merohants Bank of Canada " Molsons Bank antl all educational institutions ol Canada The Price $60.00 LOCAL AGENTS INTERIOR PUBLISHING CO., LIMITED REVELSTOKE, B. C. THE MAIL-HERALD, REVELSTOKE B. 0. Pongee Silks English Prints Thirty inches in width. Selling at Thirty-one inches in width; at 10c. at 55c. per yard. per yard, All these warranted to Japanese Taffeta Silk Formerly sold at 50c. per yard, now lie hist colors. Boys' Ribbed Hose ie lling at 25c. per yard. Regular ,soe., now 25c. per pair. Printed Delaines Thirty inch, for Dressing Jackets, trimmings, etc , in dainty stripes and floral designs, regular 50c, Men's Tweed Pants Good values at $2.00 now selling at $1,50 a pair. now 20c. per yard. Dress Goods Boots and Shoes We can oiler vou extra good values All Dress Goods selling at One- in this season's goods. Third on regular price. Men's Shirts Money Savers Our every day prices means a These sold at the regular price of saving on every dollar purchased $1. j.s, now 75c. each in .ill our departments, <^0<>O-CH>0<XX><_H_X><_^ CHAS. M. FIELD | Heal Estate, Insurance and Commission Agenl Office on First St., Opposite the Club 1 Rents Collected. Loins Notary Poulio • <><K^<KK>0<>0<HM><KK»'<KK><KK>{H>a < REID & YOUNG v Pure Dr G A U D E N S K E 13 S tall and inspect our stock of Oulou Sets and Garden Seeds of all kinds None but new seeds kept in slock tv. built up i .... ■ Bcription hen ■ ! gl Macdonald's Drug Store GROOE^iES We cai'i'j n complete line of ' iptfMind fancy groceries, tnd i -in (.iin ynu i he beBl g 1 ■ al ■ mine price us yon pay for inferior lines, BAKERY Our bread, cake and pastry I rude in rapidly in si-easing, a trial order for any one of the above will explain why, Our aim ia to lyjep only the best. Hobsons Bakery & Grocery Local and General. Moving Pictures touigbt. A New Pri gramme tor Monday and Tuesday at the Edison Parlor Theatre, It is learned thnt the Assises wbioh were to be held here on May Ith have been cancelled. li. N. CourBier h is moved his ullice across McKenzie avenue to the premises recently occupied by E. \V. II. Paget, lh. Ladies' Aid. oi St. Andrew's ohurch, will liuld a Ten at the home ot Mm I. Lailghton, Fourth street, un Thursday alternoon and evening. Admissi n 25c Robert Smith, I' I. S„ s building a ii the pri in,-i - adjoining thi Beav i Cigai Faoti ) First strei t, 'I lie office will afford complete sec ■ .1 ,-i .ii for Mr Smith's work, I . . unioi cl '' ul the Methodisl al i i-euiug on Thursday -n tin li me ol Mrs. W. J, I.- ■ Fourth street, llames and a general c nversati m win enjoyed until a natural hour. Chi R -■ • .. . un Clul announces that :. e will taki place eacn week on tin Recreation Grounds, A : "a i. .:.'■.' li ip -. - beeu purcl i .1 tor trap pracl ■ viil i in e luring thi iii kai n Irom : I mechanical levi liimsell usbered in the i rly opi uing ur daylight .. _ , toda) bi ginning al 1 a.m., :.-■ |ui ntly the c imposing room will md the ollice locki .1 .:. h ur rlier than is usual, [he annua sting ■ -. li. C. will be held next veek in SI Andrew i church \ ici ri i B.JC. Tbe -.--.un- will pen i. Wednesday nigbt am! continue till the 1 .11 iwing - 'iny. i in thi : I sing wi ek Ir in Monday to Wednesday tiie annual i :.■ gical Conlerei 11 be 1 if. v. J. R. Robertsoi I tbis i •.. . Tbi girls ol tl High -..:. . wen i nti .... i I at the Mr and '■':- 1 . H McKei . ■ n ij ol Mi-- I.'. Mi , ■ jest by, Ont., l ies ■■;... i by ii - - , •. :,.. - ft' thi Mr 1 uv ■ bai inumbi ises the Stll I . ne and ther Up COUnl ■- the d • .,,'.. law in Vane v. |u ri I bought s " II" will i • : K. C i a ■ thi beii . i I . '. ________________ IS-Ml* .-!>• ' i,nl. Your Insurance is one ul ilu- must important items in \imr business LET Kootenay Agencies, Ltd, Look after this branch ol your business KOOTENAY AGENCIES, LTD. Successors to Kincaid & Anderson \mong tbe acquisitions to the business life of iin eily i- tin Supply Company, a new lirni de\. itsell exclusively to tbe bundling ol grains, l! iur, seeds au i i I supplies, A li .lime in the lines carried by the lirni is that of ies consisting .1 every kind ol food lol inu I- From grains to t he cbi p| mil mixed varieties nieudable undi rtakings ol the ni« Iii in i.- i In absolute guar intei pui ity ■ i| its ivan i N mi I ure or adulterations will be sold under a common name and si ede will I ■ untei .1 Iresb each season E W. B Paget and J. Wilso u tin ■ • ■ ol ih. new ■ in FLORINDA Social and Personal . Mrs. U. A. Lawi on Thursd ... May til ... .... Wedni igai .u. Mr- : will receive instead I I month, Mr. imi Mrs. _■ i tomoi ■• ning to im.. ,. nn u, nt re-mi nee in Vanoouver W. Newman, rosdmaster litws pneumonia ported to be id t. . . very. 1... - innouni • il Miss I.--..- i . i I ien) i, Cape I I ... I M M Campbt UafCii ... 'i. • ■ .i iver i ■ l be wi dd ,,..,,.. 11... li rai wi ek io June, ■ He I.. iiiiau l- well k n i'u an.I led in Ke vi itot Curious Contraband I he iti um ii l Ij merio, un arrival ..t n purttd i.n.ii i welve b ,- . eai ii holding ... live las ucb were I...I h t hern anil al ... ing to tlm and wen bonded arehi isi snd rn] idod to I lized ■ •ii in rival in lite.)' K ng ■■... Ms pinM.1 to be filled wllh treacle and ,,.... • .ih r, all hougb listed as opium valued at $10,000, Operetta by Children at Opera House May 7th I'' ■ i . ving ia l be pi gram I the ■ t ' Florinda, ir "The i: se and Pen . prod ici d il i be I'n.I iy evening ■ i I - u.ii.i M: - - ' . . .- Laws ■ - - ■ i M ■ s—Misses ■ - I L Barrettes Odd ,Moi I - ■!. CoiuIh , i . mr, AL I IA.1-. DARD l ie bi sl i. i tin to <:. li. linn,. ■ Co b! i 1 di '.igllii ill wall papei' 1 i.n i.i; ir all Um BEWS' DRUC STORE i . ROYAL HIA-. ARD , .,' I ■ 1 yel. IT.OI 1! .8 lnKO'i Al. H'l AMiAKI) J he html yd, ii.nl i; ■ ■'. -ii* ' , Mj ■ • ■ ./v. Lily Pi tn- i •■ Ms Lawlei Ruth Un.wn. - . Julia Ifuriel Porter M , IS iiii! .-nn.. i ,:. . iei ii . a I Ol) I--...I tbis ■' Bong, Flor nd i is—' a aiieh .teni through ■ - . .1 I i.n .lay." .. i.. ; ie, Fori ind l''... ies 'Lightly Bil ■ light iy tripping, . . Rose and i l Imi ll " Individual Cups 'I ho inu si gift i.f the Ladios' Aid to the Methodist i huroh is two bra l.e I'ogo'i Individual Communion cups, Tho cups are Hie "unbreakable pointed top," beautiful and managed. Tho pastor ..I the ohuroh . ■ p..iti i . uso them lor ths llmi time on Sunday morning at tbe Communion lervioo. i MOUNTAIN SUPPLY CO.. Limited GROCERIES AND GENT'S FURNISHINGS If you want good Potatoes we have MT just unloaded ;i car. Special prices l> M. for ton lots. Now is your chance to Jni! (ly purch;i.se some for seed. Try our Butter rh and tell your neighbor about its quality * First Street, Revelstoke. B. C. 'Phone 248 THIS SPACE IS HELD FOR *******«.*-***-#***<><f..JtH--»«i*,><fc*;' ■■ i ■•: i:.»i'i*«.i.s.s.«,.s...vs.*iii«:«'i**»*** * * * * * * # * * i JOHN D, SIBBALD LOANS C. P. R. TOWNSITE AGENT REAL ESTATE INSURANCE AND COLLECTIONS BUSINESS RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED Wash Blouses Our showing of Spring Blouses will be found strictly up- to-date. They comprise Lawns, Mulls, Organdies and All- overs, in both long and short sleeves. l.acc Waists in Cream, Ecru and the new shades for spring Wash Belts and Collars As asual we can show you a splendid range from the cheapest embroidered to the finest eyelet work with pearl or metal Duckies. Leather Belts We can offer you values better than ever before shown in the city. We have them in White, Black, Navy, Brown, Tan and Green, at prices from 30c. to $1.50, in many different shapes and si/cs. McLennan & Co, MCKINNON'S The Leading; Cigar Store and Pool Room in the City **•**■;■«**';■**•<• _s**#*W»*«*#****»*******w******.IH**_l ; *..>**.<sk. I The best and largest Stock, of Cigars and Pipes in Revelstoke. The Original Mac's Mixture now on hand and made expressly for us by I >. K. McPherson. County Court In the County Court held on Wednesday bfefore .lodge Forin the following cutes were disposed 0': Lund v Fraser and Johusuu, an action to recover $1001) on a timber deal. A jury was summoned hut at the sug- gestions uf the .luilge tlie jury was dispensed with und on a motion by defendants the trial ol this actiun, as alio un action hy Scott & Briggs, against the same defendants for $500 commissions was adjourned to h future date to be fixed, in urder that Mr. Taylor ot Nelson might he present. McCarter and Briggs for plaintiffs; Gillan for defendants. Arrow Lakes Lumber Cu. v F, Kraser. This was an ac'ion to recover $808 on a note. Defendant claimed a set oft' of $150 bul In.' was unly allowed $75, and judgment wns given fur the plaintiffs for the balance with costs, uther than the cn.-ts ul trial. McCnrtt'r for plaintiffs; Gillan fur defendant, li, McCarthy v A. McGregor, An action tor $55 fur building 11 shed Defendant -et up a counter claim uf $140, Plaintiff got judgment for tbe amount paid into cuiirl ami $10 ousts 1:1 alanci of bis claim was dismissed an.1 tho counter claim was dismissed also. McCarter tor plaint IV, Briggs for defendant. - me ohamber applications were lisposed of hut these wore the unly contested ease.-. Churches. I.. , — Kev. Father Coccola pastor. Services are held on tbe First 11,d Tl ir : Sundays in every month 8 a in, Oora- ■ - 10 30 11.111. High Mass 2 p.m Baptisms; 2:80 Bchool; i no p.m, Rosary, and Bern"lictiou. 1 IKKIA.'.'—Kev. pastor. Sunday, May 2. a.n 1 30 p.m . Sunday - Bible Class, 2 30 , ■ • ting un Wednes- 1 bi ir practice and teach , p.. ni. - p in. —E ■ Hall, pastor. ., Sund ■ , I Cbrisi , I-. .. - ip 10 ' 10 15 am Kegulsr public . ^l 11 a.le. BcllOOl . ening 7 .'i |i ui 1. in. ■ with jaoramenl .,1 1 ... ..!•.. iti ed .11 '".11 • ,1 ii 1 be morning icrvlce , .. . ,- ■■ 1 . pworth dock. .. ,' - |. :■ A . dm -'lay ,i-, 1 11 r ,1,1 11 lioitW r 11 Sun day - . ,1 ■ — M lervii al j Sands) -• ■ ■ and Bible l 30 P in ' . lervioe a Mornii .- subji ot—"Tbe Llll . ..... -ir jn-.l, ■ trrel w r Ooofl )■ erybod) ,- .. ome and ., ,.,;:_ Rev. w r |.,. 1 man, II a it 11 ind 7:30 ,..';., ■■. le 2.30 p n. Bi V I' 1 .1 ,1 : . p nri. I'. . ,.•!' in. sling W rdni ' p ni Mm uing subjoin * PI n Prayer In Christian Wnrfan 1 ... do 1 p " l.nw Living anil High . . ibjeol In Men's Hlh - 1 .' 30 p.m 'Ipen or 1'! 1 h .|. S 1 ri 11 n'-t (Anglican Ri 1 \ .\l A , Id nl1 ir I Imii .-iinil.iy after KiihIci B .1 1,1 Holy 1 lommunioo, II *, m , Mai Ini and Holy Oomraonlon, 7 80 p m, Even ..nut; and Hiirniuii. 2,80 p, 111 Bundaj Bohool Sporting Notes Tho Y.M.C.A. athletic club met on Wednesday night last and decided to hold tlieir annual athletic meet on May 24th Owing to the Recreation grounds not being in shape lur games the "meet" will be held on the V. M. 0. A. grounds. Tho full programme will be aiiiiuuiict.il next week and a good day's sport is assured. Baseball, lacrosse and athletics will he put on, tlie programme will he announced next week. Baseball practice on Monday, Wednesday and Thursday nights, starting at li p.m. A goud practice for everyone is assured. Cricket Notes Tbe president of tho Revelstoke Cricket Cluh has received a communication from C.A. Gillam.ol Kamloops, the latter gentleman offering ou le- hiilf of a number of his friends whu are enthusiastic cricketers to piny 11 K velstoke team here on .May 'i\. Arrangements aro made to pull off the matob on tho liig Bend grounds. The lucal players will practice strt-nu- utisly Irum now on each Monday, Wednesday aod Saturday afternoon to prepare for this mutch and the one with Vernon on May '25th. Coursier Gets Damages The suit if Mr. H. N, Coursier against the Dominion government (or $5,000 for damages caused by tbe erosion ol his property owing to the construction ol the wing dam in the Columbia river near the city, and in which judgment Jwus reserved at the trial in February, has been decided. The report of Mr. Justice Martin who beard ihu case, was sent to Ottawa awarding Mr. Coursier damages in the su in nf $500 and judgment hits heen entered for that amount, The sum of tbe award in view ol the evidence antl all the ciriiniusliinces is disappointing iu Mr Coursier, whu is, however, tnolined in accept it philosophically. Trustee Board Meets In the City Hall last nighi tbe regular meeting ol the Board ol Sol I I rustees «« h.M wijb all tbe mom bers present, chairman Manning pre- Hiding. Among several oommunioa- 'i as otherwise mportant wns une from 11 s supi rlntendent ol education with 11 ll 11 nee to i|. I'll ing llie IllnilH ol ilm Hevelstoke sohool boundaries, I bis letter enclosed dippings from tin- Gasette notices touching the subji et 'I he .■ iiuinunioaiion was Hied, Two resignations wero reoelved Irom in".1 bi m ..I ihe leaching staff, Mi-s M I iiigh and .Mim- < riiki. lendurii g 1 11 lame .1 ith 1 ho n ipiest thai thcie ui, 1 ii.. 1 ,,i 1 he close ol the preset t iic boo I 1 i-i in I in resignations were .ue. pti .1 and 1 he Board will advertise lur ie v teaohan I 1 llll 1 be vaoancli \n. 1 VOU hlng fur ami passing lho monthly accounts and other short routine wurk lbs B mul adjonrm d Wo lil lommeud "IlUYAL S'l AM1AUI1 I- LOUR, so do all Wbo 11 e it, wn if, because il 1- iho bent PAGET SUPPLY 00, JOBBING ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED If the 1 ublic demands juicy ruasts, tender lamb, corn-fed pork, bam, etc., expertly eut and trimmed, carefully hundl d, kept iu zero temperature and sanitary surroundings, OURS is the Meat Market fnr the trade. And while unr meats aro lhu host obtainable Iheir prices are nu higher than asked at ordinary markets. Give our meats nud prices 11 trial. Green bones choped for your chickens daily. Maundrell Meat Market Green Bones Chopped for your Chickens Daily f* FRESH SEEDS Timothy, Red Clover, White Dutch Clover, Lawn Grass. Vegetables: Field and Garden. " Royal Standard " Flour, " Wild Rose " Pastry Flour, Grain Bran, Shorts and Hay, Chicken Specialities. Agents:—Manitoba Frost Wire Fence and Ciates. The Paget Supply Co'y- E. W. B. PAGET J. WILSON £ You Don't Have To Go outside of Revelstoke to make your Real Estate Investments. The Revelstoke Land Company Ltd. have the best bargains in the City. Lots $150 up. Acreage $100 up. Kootenay Agencies Ltd., Agents hllMMitUMMiMiUMIUillMilMiilii School Attendance. The attendance at the publio schools lor April was as follows I El High Sehui 1- Uiv, I. II 118 21 !i • II. II 115.71 U I'uhii, Seh... il—Div. J. U '.Ki.iifi 11 1, " — "ii. ii 1)2 01 16 " " — " III, 17 DO 06 i!0 " " — "IV. .'iii 01.04 10 ,1 " — "V. 30 86.05 10 » " — " VI. 4H 87.12 22 " " — "VII. 61 IW.2S 2.'i ii n — "VIII-17 00.31 19 " " — " ) X 58 03.44 20 ■1 " — " X 62 80 90 28 Tutala. . 402 81,87 211 YOUR ATTENTION is called lu the Ruesl garden and building Luis in the eily, (list North ul' the I!.I'.II. track Prices Away Below Assossod Value and Only a Few Left l'or particulars write Revelstoke Realty Company, Limited UllX 704, HIA lil,STi Hi K Rush Yard Work I'liitlAiil: I.A Phaiiiii,, May 1—About 200 mon will be engaged In the wurk of extendiug tbe O.N.R, yards here, to cnninieiiee in aliout two weeks limn. Flour, leed and seeds, a business by Itself, not a side line, ni THK PAGET SUPPLY GU.
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Title | The Mail Herald |
Publisher | Revelstoke, B.C. : The Interior Publishing Co. Ltd. |
Date Issued | 1909-05-01 |
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