/ II 1922 Council MAKES SPORTING OFFER See Page 3 1& Humhprey Talks TO RETURNED MEN See Page 8 VOL. 21. NELSON, B. C FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST 4, 1922. NO. 90. FREE STATERS CATCH REBELS FOREAND AH Irregulars Between Two Firei; Whole Left Fank Threatened CASHEL FALLS TO NATIONAL TROOPS Republicans Fail to Recapture Lost Positions; Stern Fighting DUBLIN, Aug- 3.—The sensa- -Monad ooup of Undlu*- National forc-ii by i«s waa carried out hy a large body of Tt** Btatere, who are now a Tery short dlatsncai from TnX*u. thus eodsngarlng ths whole of the Irregulars' left flank. The Irregulars are retreating from llm* •rick and now find themaelvea with y-tfUonal troopa ln their rear as well as In front. The coup was except ion-illy well planned, as the Irregulars did not expect a landing to he made tn the vicinity of Cork. A larpe part of county Kerry will be evacuated by the Irregulars Immediately. right at Patrick's Well. It Is confirmed thnt tne Nationals captured Cashel this morning. Official snd other reports relate a number of e nun-cements and attempts on the part of the Irregulars to regain the lost positions, one of which was at Patrick's well, near Limerick. On Tuesday, when a numher of Nationals were tnken prisoner by a sup"- j-rlor body of Irregulars, the majority of the prisoners later escaped with their arms. Four of the Irregulars were kUlt-d and many other casualties resulted. Another attempt was made to recapture Bruree yesterday morning, hut the Nationals put up a strong fight. With none of their number captured, they finally beat off the Irregulars, a number of whom were reported killed. Free Staters who have been successfully clearing Irregulars out of county Mayo and who recaptured Swineford were ambushed this morning near Swlneford. Hoist Whits nag. Tho Free Staters then opened fire with machine guna. The Irregulars hoisted a white flag from amongst the boulders along (he adjoining road. Five prii-oBiTH we***, t-tk. ii and the remainder (•.scaped. Klarl}' this morning St. Murdoch's, college at Halllnea, occupied by SO Free Staters, was attacked by a body of Irregulars, who sought to take advantage of a dense fog. They were beaten off by machine guns. National Army Troops Landing by Sea Take Irregulars by Surprise Or HUN, Aug. S.—National army troops landed from the sea today in the vicinity of Fenit, county Kerry, taking the Irregulars by stirprls". An attempt to frustrate the debarkation failed. Hy this coup on the pirt of the Free staters, the Irregulars' left flank waa taken in the rear. SEEK STRIKE SOLUTION Flashes By Wire Counteit Breaks Leg LONDON, Aug. 3.—The Countess of Suffolk, while riding ln Charlton pnrk today, fell from her horse and suffered a broken leg. Tho Countess of Suffolk wus formerly Miss Daisy Marguerite Hyde-Lei ter, of Chicago. Broker Suss Axe for Liboi MONTRKAL, Aug. 3.—John F. Roberta, publisher and editor of a local weekly paper called the Axe was today committed to stand trial on August 10 on a charge of defamatory libel, alleged to have been published ln the July 21 Issue of the paper. Roberts la being prosecuted by the stock brokerage firm of I-ognn & Bryan, who had him arrested following the publication of an article In the Axe concerning the firm's business operations. Cannot Purchsse Foreign Currency BERLIN, Aug. 3.—The newspaper Der Tog today says It learned that owing to the collapse of the mark, the government has been obliged to nils.' the purchase of foreign currency for the payment of reparations. Girl Killed When Team tolts RKOINA, Aug. 3.—Eva Fritz, 13 year-old daughter of Oeorge Fritz, i farmer 15 miles south of Willow Bunch, was Instantly killed when a team hitched to a wagon bolted down the Into the valley. Albert, a brother, had his leg broken and Lem, a younger sister, was badly shaken up Forest Fires Still Rage in Northern Part of Province MOUNTAIN TOMB FOR INVENTOR Dr. Alexander Graham Bell Devoted Long Life to Service of Mankind BAD DECK, Cspe Breton, Aug, 3,—Dr. Alexander Graham Bell, whose 75 years of life snd service to mankind aa inventor, scientist snd benefactor, ended yesterday, will be laid to rest tomorrow evening on the summit of Bhreagh mountsin with a simple, almoat rustic ceremony. Tiis service will take place just before sunset, commencing at five o'clock, Atlantic standard timo. A coffin of rugged hard pine, lined with airplane linen, and having handles of hand forged iron, will envelop thc body of the kindly old man of genius and ln It he will be laid in a tomb blasted out of solid Cape Breton rock. By Mrs. Bell's wish, the coffin was made In tho inventor's own workshops and by the laboratory staff who through many years built the structures which he needed in his research and experiments. Murderers of Field Marshal Wilson Will Hang Next Thursday LONDON, Aug. 3—Joseph (■'Sullivan arid Hoginald Dunn, tindor sentence Of death for tho Usssslnatlon of Field Marshal Wtlsqn, will be hanged August 11, it woe announced this evening. Left to right: secretary of the . CONSIDER LEGISLATIVE MEANS H.imu'i Oompers, tad-far Wallace, taclalatlfe representstlve of tin K. of I..: Senators Walsh, Borah and King. L.; Fmnk Morrli ILLUSTRATES DEPRECIATION OF CURRENCY DEBATE AVOIDS EMBARRASSING THE PREMIERS Make Studied Effort to Leave Field Open for Impartial Discussion REITERATE INTENTION TO PAY I' ED STATES Point to P ' ins Sacrifices and Ge^ jus Post-Ar- mi i Attitude PRINCE RUPERT, B. C, Aug. 3 — (By Canadian Press.)— The forest fire situation In northern British Colum bia continues critical. The entire I-akelse valley It afire. Standing timber and isolaled home-steads are being destroyed, and a constant guard la necessary over Orand Trurtk Pacific railway bridges. At Usk a fine stand of timber went up In smoke today and Its owner James Gall, only saved his home by unremitting labor. The home of another Usk man, John Stewart, was destroyed. Along the Skeena every man available is In the fire fighting ■squads. At Williams* creek a bridge und a big camp Is In the path of thc flames and superhuman efforts alone will save them. The provincial forestry department has a big gang near Ketmo fight ing a particularly bad Maze In the hills along tho Scmlgo- tltz river. The ground became so hot linemen had the boots burned from their feet. Report of light rains farther up ln the Burns lako district Is the only hopeful sign at present to the settlers in that district, m ■mm Canadian Railways Reach Agreement on Wages Negotiations MONTREAL Aug. J.—Beprescnta- tlves of employees In the maintenance of way and bridge building departments of the Canadian railways, today reached an agreement with Canadian railways, acting through thc Railway Association of Canada, under which negotiations will be continued ln regard to the reduction in ritcn inj pay made effective July 16, lt was stated tonight by the subcommittee of the executive of the board of the United Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employees and Hallway Shop lalmrers. The railways affected Include the I Canadian National, Canadian Pacific, j Orand Trunk and Temiskamin^ & < Northern Ontario. Withdraw Request for Board As a consequence of this agreement, j the employees' representatives have, withdrawn their application mad" to | the minister of labor for the estah-j llshment of a board of conciliation! and Investigation. The announcement stateH that tlTrs. Interim agreement under which wages have been reduced Blnce July 16,; fully protects. the interests of the employees until such time ob a definite agreement can li-e entered intc. Competition Influences. "It Is generally recognized by Canadian railway employees that for economic reasons which, In the interests of the employees as much as in the Interests of the railways, must be taken Into consideration, the rutes paid on competing railways In the United States largely Influence the rates paid ln Canada. At the present ttnie ln the United States, the reduced rates are In effect, but In j view of the protests of the employees, new henrlngs aro about to be instituted before the L'nlted States railway lnbor board. Wait United States Results "In the agreement which was proposed by the Canadian railways and which has now been accepted by the employee**' representatives, It Is provided that lhe reduced ratee will be allowed to remain in effect without prejudice, pending further consideration ond negotiation between representatives of the railways and employees when conditions so develop on the railways of thf United States affecting similar classes of employees, as to enable the parties to conclude a definite agreement, It being further agreed that except as may be otherwise mutually arranged, any rates of pay finally agreed upon will he effective as from July 16, 1922, and the railways will make adjustments accordingly. Protects Interests. "The Interim agreement protects fully the Interests of the employees until such time as definite agreements can be entered Into, which Is all that coulfl be expected from expensive proceedings before a board of conciliation." Following announcement from the Hallway Association of Canada, a reduction of wages ranging from 24 to fcO cents a day went Into effect on July 18. The cut affected about 40,000 employees composed of maintenance ' of way men, bridge nnd building departments and railroad shop laborers. SEE GUNS AND AMMUNITION W, BOARD STEAMER British Authorities at Hongkong Capture Concealed Arms in United States Ship MANILA, Aug. 3.—Ore tho-s- and guns of German and American makes and 23,000 rounds of ammunition, presumably dr-.toicd for the armies of southern China, wore discovered aboard tho Admiral line steamer President Grant at Honkong and seized by the British authorities, ,i- i ■■.■ ' to officers of the President Grant. They stated that tho ammunition probably were taken aboard at Seattle and concealed in the quarters of the Chinese crew. Six watchmen and twenty Chinese mess bovs of the President Qrant were arrested at Hongl'onj and tho munitions were taken ashore there. British Postal Agencies to Withdraw From China at the End ot November HONOKONO. Aug. 3.—It has been decided that British postal Bffonolei will he withdrawn from China by November 30. Among the agreements pa <■.'.' ■! :U the Washington arms conference WOO a provision for the withdrawal of foreign post offices from Chin L Organize Monopoly in Foreign Exchange to Stop Speculation BUDAPEST, Aug. 3.—Owing to the constant decline of the Hungarian crown and the enormous ipsculattoo In exchange, the government hai (OfWd- deil free trade in foreign currency, it was announced this evening. Within :i few days a special department of the Hungarian bank will be organized with the exclusive right to buy and sell for- elgu monies. Filipinos Take Leal Out cf Gandhi's Book to Get Independence MANILA, /.nr. 3.—Resistance to Americans by nun coop tra tlon aloriir the lints < of the revolutionary ni'n i'n - *.* led ty (■;.■.,■ '.1 ln India, as a means of (-airing Phlllppliu hi ile pen-Unco, Is advocated ln a published statement by Representative Vincent* Llancs ot the Philippine legislature. Llanea woe a member of the Philippines Independence mis-slon which returned to "M.-.iiUii from the Uiiltort States yesterday. New Regulations Slow Up Illicit Trade in Liquor VICTORIA, Aug. ons governing the ,'egnta titer bj -N.'W ile of li. recently nu Jcnenil Manson. slowing up oi with tin* result up In licit ish It was .-tilled ifcroo t Ibe wan-house trad.' noiinced by Attorney-. have resulted In the bootloggCbg activities, th it lii|imr is piling Columbia wiirehiMis.-s. here today. 1 Hiring the Inst weeks, fit).Ono nw of Ihillnr arc said to have arrived on the coast from Kngland. uf this hut IMO case- went to the government lii-unr control board, the balance going t-> the trirtf. The su(Vv.. ant t-l*oot legging activities a ' the result of rec stringent orders. It i*j Mated, ttOM up plans fnr a big whisky ring merger, aimed to champion tho interests nf tin* bootlegging and warehouse irade for safe nnd profitable nnd Intornnlinn il trade or sni'ig-'lin;- lOrOOi the bonier. linrtT IIAIIIftirrO ^uss'an Merchant's Nail Val- UHuh NOMINEESRusianMerchantsNailVal TORECONSIOER THEIR DECISION Stewart and Riddle Decline Wheat Board Appointments LONC bate ir debts which/" Aug. 3.—Today's de- - house on interallied German reparations ■ nl been expected, would REOINA, Aug. 3.—Tho Saskatchewan government was in an OBWTfOPCy session tonight, called to. consider the ulvici* which it had retcived direct frmn the acting minister of trade ami OTTAWA. Pros*). -A si "Well. Iillt S lllSU'al.'S 111.' Other parts OfO is ilc|irc Aug. t—(By Canadian BPJF which, as h" say.', 'iin what extreni.'ly," ll- pOoMton of tiern\iiny nnd if Knrope wh-'ie eotn- Jatlaff, is t. .f-i by Q doji 11. Johns.m. Canadian tr mission.']* at < Ilasgi.w. in to tho dcpailnmut Of trade and tnercc, "A iMssian in the nail busltl Mr. Johnson tells the talc, "wot O. 'tin, my wilh. say M,0Od,M6 n Oi runny, having a high grub* chain,'.*' as ci.mpar.'.l with Rueslfl only received sufficient marks all his million.** of rubles tu iniv wagon lead of nails. He tool- wagon load "f nails to Russia ■Old them tat 3<.U)oh,oih> ruHo profit of 10 per cent. When he turned to Germany with his minimi! rubles, he found that report Crowd Tars Trainmaster; Women Beat Up Wife of Round House Foreman Police Cashier and Office Funds Vanish; Warrant for Arrest . LAS VDOAB, N. AI , Aug. 3.—O. A. Zetitmyer. Union Pacific trnintnashr here, was si ix-d on the main" street late today, taken In an autnmobil" several miles into the desert by ;i crowd of unknown men. where a coat of tar nnd ex. elsior WM applied to his body. 1'otir women attacked the wife of K. \V. Andrews, round house foreman, today Whim) -~S was .any ing dinner to her husband, who wt.rking in the t-hops. The women whose names Ml unknown, heat Mr Andrews severely. commerce hi Ottawa thai .latn.-s Siewart and I". W. Kiddell had declined appoint m.'nt tl chairman and vice-chairman of the wheat hoard. Premier Donnlnf stated that the refusal of MosSfSj, Stewart and Riddel! to nerve as chairman nnd vi chairman nf the wheal board ha.l been conveyed to the Saskatchewan government by lion. \V. ('. Kennedy. acting mlnlst'i- of trad- 'ind commerce, and the roQUOOl made that ii this lime owing te suggest other names in place OXlatlOD of the Uus those who had declined appointment'. \ 3r,,pu0.0u0 rubles 1 Russian exchange had dopTOOlatOd Olid he could only get enough mirks to buy half t ffl|00 load of nail--. J •■H,-. took tbe h:Ul" wagon l.dd ttt] Russia and sold it for IS.0tt,0O0l rubles and w.-ll satisfied with hiij profit, ri'tnrned to Germany, where.' furth bring out further interesting fact-* respecting the recent note of ths Earl of Balfour on the subject, and regarding Greit Britain's future policy on ths whole subject of ths international obligations, proved disappointing. It was apparent that Chancellor of Khe Exchequer Homo, Herbert H. iNipiith, otic of the Liberal leaders, and other speakers made a studied effort to oay nothing which would embarrass the impartial discussion of the subject at next week's lm** i,.H I portattt conference in I-ondon between pjj I the allied premiers, ho] Staggering Burdens of Britain ■ftw) During tho five hours of debate, then* was constant reiteration of Groat Ihitiin's Intention to repay her del.t to tho I'nited States, but no pains were spued to make clearly •*•"j apparent Cn-at Britain's sacrifices In M.-1 the war, her generous post-armistice the|attitude and her staggering burdens o. taxation. Sir Robert * hi and that he called bis coll-ami-s tt)*l get her Imm.'dialely upon lhe receipt of ihis advice („ cnnsitler the .situation. T*l#*jraph Ottawa. Tin* following telegram was pent by the government to Oitawa tonight: "Ri'fcreneo your wire. S.islntehewau government desires that you urgently request Siewart and Rlddol] to reconsider. Farmers of this province Horse, chancellor of the iid that Great Iir i tain bad no InU-ntion of evading her financial obligations to the United States; that the government recognized to the full (inut Rrltaln's ob- pay the debt, "and we ilon't mean in any shape or form -■imngir t0 -nrade that obligation." marks tO P'»y for four OaSSO of nails. Asquith Wins Approbation -Me returned to Russia and aald the M|. A;Mlllith won mtlrt mm**. four cases for 40.000,0.10 rubles, but tion f..lim nrie hldo of the hollBe by >'■ 1™' | declaring the Ralfour note Impolitic nnd inopportune, but said he hoped lUboe-quent events would prove the nary. Laughter greeted hii state- t that the I'nited States knew or «b.precl-|llK.lti( ian exchange, his night only enough rtuooon and he buy one the wail. exehiint-'"* got only Baa, so li. tied ■ roi had maun Lile-n,: enorigli markn tbj hammered jj into I to it and hingei hlmsi II.' fail ' upon their .H nil (buy and w. h in less nhl i hnii-man and vii arranged conform (Jreenfield end of and would Kppredal suits nf your efforts na- •eptanro lid BOl have same SOd welt-known -chairman. Nave i with Pn mler week at Calgary advice of roil get then to Radio Program for Tonight Is Excellent One sconstder. Will lubmlt other names, nty when certain refusal is final. '•(*. A. DUNNING." At the same time the government i'nt wires direct to Messrs Stewart and Riddell urging then to recon- sider their decteton not to accept the chairmanship and vice-chairmanship of the wheat hoard of lilt. STEAMER ARRIVALS Heligolav, at Hamburg, from Xew York. -**».*■* at PJ-ffflouth, trqm Wew. Yorltj VAXCOL'VRR. Aug. 3.—A w:i has been Issued for the arrest H. Jessop, cashier in the offfc the police conn clerk in Vanct in connection with the disappea of $3400 from the office fluids, said Jessop went for a trip to tie on the day the money dlsapp. When It was found he had gone Sun Francisco, when he was back in the office, i warrant WI sued for his arrest. irT.nit nf J. ■|. of ruver. rum It Ih Sivit- ■;ll'|..l. Ul) to dui. ia is- Federal Intervention Averts Strike of Union Men on Great Lakes Lord Dunedin Heads Inquiry Commission on Granting Titles DETROIT, Aug. 3.—Feder*il intervention today averted a strike of union vessel men on ths Great Lakes, the district executive committee of the International Seamen's union voting to withhold the strike erder until the department of labor had made an effort to adjust the wage difference*, which caused the strike movement. PERFECT PARISIAN FERNAND DE Winner of a I'aris BEAUMONT beauty competition. ni:- LONDON'. Aug. .L—(By Press Cable).— Premier Lloyd Ooorfol announced in the house of commons that the commission whieh will nnplirei Into charg*'- In connection with the conferment of honors would he coin-' posed of the chairman, I/.r.l Dune- : din. Lord ivmnan. Rt Hon, Arthur! Henderson. Rt. lion, C Cecil Si. Samuel Hoare and Sir (1. I'. Cioyd.-n. The Duke of Devonshire h.is also li en invited to DO a number of the eom- nil*"sion. but he has n..t yd replied j Tho premier ItatOI tli.it the terme] of the reference did not involve a re-. trospeetive Inquiry. Recommenas Hundred Airplanes for Home Defense of England LONDON. Aug. 3.—Premier Lloyd George announced in tho house of commons this evening that the government had decided to accept a recommendation of the air ministry to provide for a hundred airplanes for home de- , fenss at a cost of £2.000,000. Citizens Swelter While Winnipeg Morality Squad Consigns Beer to Sewer WINNIPEG. Aug. 3.—While cit- j izens sweltered in a temperature of 91 this afternoon, members ol ths morality squad poured 450 gallons of strong beer, seized ir recent raids, down a sewer ir front of the central police eta- tion. Listen in on tonight's radio program which will be broadcasted from The Daily News station by the Canadian Auto &. Electric Co. The News wnl be glad to hear from anyone in the district or elsewhere who receives news broadcasted from this station. STATION C J. C. B. 400 Metres. Program commences sharp at 8:30. Nelson time, doses at 9:30 p. m. Records in this program are loaned by the courtesy of Heintzman &. Co. I. "Wain Luliluli," march, played by Helen Louise and Frank Ferera. 2.—"Kal Mai,i O Ka Maoli," played by Helen Louise and Frank Ferera. 3. "In Old Manila," played by Harry Thomas Trio. 4. "Take Mc," played by Harry Thomas Trio. 5. "Stolen Kisses." played by Diamond Trio. 6. News Items. 7. "A Voice From Mummy Land." 8. "The Medley Men." 9. "The Road That Brought You to Me," sung by John Mc- Cormack. 10. "Poet and Peasant," played by Victor Concert Orchestra. II. "Ono Kiss,*' played by the Melody Men. 12. 'You're the Sweetest Glrf in All thc World," played by Diamond Trio. 13. News *ltoms. H. "Why, Dear?' Beck's Orchestra. 15. "Near Me," Beck's Orchestra. 16. "Qi-O-Sam,* Rodcrman's Novelty Orchestra. 17. '•Rernombsr tho Rose." played by Roderman's Novelty Orchestra. 18. Announcements. 19. "Fancies." played by Imperial Dance Orchestra. 20. "June Moon," played by Champion Jaxz Band. 21. "Roeie, Make It Rosey for Me," played by Vanderbilt Hotel Orchestra. Or. it I.ritaln won denlln-r In paper 1 flftireo when he emphasized the enor- : moMs irtent of Europe'! obligations. Lacks Concrete Suggestions Mr. Lloyd U.fice devoted the burden of his speech to replying to Mr. Asquith, wimr-e remarks li.* charter lood as unfortunate, declaring lure was an absence of any con- I'-go-tiiins for a better formula tluin ..livady had been adopted for a | solution of the debts and reparations : questions. The premier called attcn- I tion to Mr. Asuulth's desire for a [ clean Hlite. Ro suiA that was exactly what Lord Halfour's note had ad- vocated. I "But it is not a clean slate." he added, "when you wipe off every (I.ht due us and when you engrave nioj-.' deeply upon tbe slate the debt which is due by ua to other people. That isn't g cl-an slate. It neither cleans it nor adorns It nor makes ii more useful for further use" The premier replied by saying that he did not expect next week's conference- to settle the question which , was fraught with many complexities and complications. He declared it was a most difficult problem to get tho I people of the world to face ficts nnd realities and that the world must judge Ci-'rmany's capacity to pay, j . (Continued on Page 2) The Weather" played by played by played by NORTHCLII-FE WEAKEN LONDON*. Aug. 3.- Viseount Northeliffe tory, It wus annum: -Ills wcikness has the past few days. -The condition Is less r-atlHfii :eil this evening. increased during it Is SupiKiscd i VU.NNA. Aug. 3.—The rate on the crown reached ' the dollar yesterday nnd th..1 1 ment Is in constant cotifore I representatives of industry. and labor in nn endeavor I", means for liverliug g eomplet that nil heart affection began In Insidious manner some months ago, and was the result of a lowered resistance, largely caused through atialu and overwork. xch.uigc LoM to govern* nwo with , finance to devise J|. j down, Closer neruttny Is being im- ; posed on demands for exchfinge nnd only those necessary to tho public welfare are being allow..1. The exportation of automobiles has been prohibited i( the request ut the trade in order to prevent th.'ir purchase at cheap rates for foreign sule, "Zimmie" VICTORIA, Aur. 8.—Nelsnn antl vicinity: I'nntlnucJ. fair anil hot. .Mln. Mnx. N.l.on 51 U Victoria 60 I, Vuneouvor [>2 74 Kunrloiipa M 10 llarki-rvllln 42 70 I'rlllo* Unpen fi2 IK t'l.lKiir.v lit) 12 WiiinllifK 82 M l'uitlnnil .0 ' II ftiin l-'riitu'laeo 54 f£ S**attl.* 61 74 l'lntloton 63 t) tlr.inil Forks 47 9| •K-ittlo ,..K 67 ,0 _ pBttfrn THF KELSON DIIL7 RS\\*7S, PSIDXY HOSKIHC, AUGUST I, 1522 Leading Hotels of the West II W-'la-rg Superior Accommodation May Be Obtained RFPATF AVOID ^Repo,tsPro8TessinFmEast\Argues Section AMERICAN PLAN Rates $3.50 to $5.00 lmze> GEORGE BENWELL, Proprietor. Tbe Premier Hotel of the Interior SPLCIAL SUNDAY DINNER 81.00 TEAROOM OPEN 10 A. TO MIDNIGHT 3 Headquarters fer ail Traveling Men, Mining Men and Tourists Hl'MF.—H. i.annbaeh. Spokane; r ,i. Hughes, London, f'nt.: ll n Hsmbly, Harrison Princeton: A. K. U, Harvey, Toronto; w. ll. N'..rth, Rllverton; O. B. i.ongbeach: Al.-x. T. Harvey, Middle- Beverna, Rlocan City; C. E. Barnes, Ver- brough, Kng.; Clara Tisseii, Spokane; I nen; H. i>. Dsanley, i-'. F\ Kellam, Bpo- W, 11. Uebertsnn, Vlcterls; C, W, kane; Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Weather- Travis. Grand Fori;s: J. M. McKeoole, head, Creston; «'. M Oreen, Kaslo; Vancouver; K. Lauber, CblCSgO; 11 C, Krank Cougell, Fraud Forks Hotel Strathcona NELSON'S LEADING HOTEL Under New Management G. T. QUINCTY, Proprietor. (Lata of Mrlfort, Sailc.) Ideslly situated, commanding a dotightful view the lake. Special Sunday Dinner, 75c. Nine first-class sample rooms. AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN PLAN EMBARRASSING THE PREMIERS (Continued From Page Ono.) not by I lump sum, but by "the ■wealth she would bo obit to tranigtll serosa her frontier. Would Remit French Debt Mr. Aaqultb, during the debate, expressed mlnglrlngf ns to tho wisdom of Lord Balfour'! goto ond otrongM ■advocated remitting Um French and other allied war debti to England ail nol only Impolitic but good ^ual'Voes, He egftreoti- rj the opinion thai lho United Sim.n debt ought te ba k. pi ■gulto distinct from Ihiroiie r. indltersl and depreoated any question that the "united Slates wns under :inv obhiin- tion. moral Of even tOBtlBM ml 11, to waive lis dobtg, "Veil Bay pay nn excessive pricOi fur strict logic, even in the intoroM y.\, of sbstract justice," Mr, Aequlth the great conform declared, china, vtvoo thai Need Hero Spiri* fp>],l in the far M J. C. Wedgewocd Bean, Lab.'-ite. |0okf*d after. oontonded thai trhai was --requited was | different Spirit throughout Imi ■ rope, it was welres to raaoel debti tfltloog there was ,i guarantee thai thf money thus saved vna'd DO| b spent on armaments, and -uat the wast.* nf money being ipon-l on lhe armies occupying tho Rhine, w to ho continued. Mo thoughi HnU'onr's notS was not (I Does Not Apply Maearow Charge J M. OLDHAM, Seen la ry of trie International |fj| slonary cogncil, who, of ter attend find also tO show the that Ureal Britain wa- line with her. Other members ha 1,1,.yd Oeorge replied m n dams, especially thoi Lard iiiiith, vhieh he Oharacl ■cted helpful. 1 MONTKEAU Aug.' 3.—Argument 'for the defense opened here this aft-j ornoon before Chief Justice Deearie! i in tho hearing of the charge against iH. C. Maearow, former general man-; ! agar of the Merohantaf bank, of having made false statements In the Oe- j j tober, till, return of thf hank to the government. Bs •Judge Basin laid hofori the ' court thf contention lhat '"however j crushing the evidence rnny bf, ft i does not justify the charge laid ! ft gat Ml lhe accused." Quoting HO* ■ tion IM of the Hank net, nndfr which the charge bl brought, ho chimed thnt (he law punished, first, he whn | makes ti return containing false j statements; second, he who Issues' ; such I report wilh Intent tn defraud, and. third, thc president, viee-presi- deal or other officer who negligently signs the report, lie pointed out fur- ghanghal, I thor thai the report must be signed missionary j hy thee;' persons, of whom the chief; befg-f wolljaccouQunl is one. Only Prove Signature. j Bg-Judgo Pnzln declared that In it.-' *"i ites; •*,r' l,l*no•, adduced In court, there wiih] amine intoi not , tlgifa1 mmr_\ to sustain thf 1 chargi contained in the indictment evidence against Air. Mncarow. The' only proof, he said, was thnt Mr. Ma- oarOW had llgliOi the report, while' Ing spoken ,. the criii- of Mr. Ae- ■rized as tin- TheEarlyFallSportsHats Are very smart and dressy—see them today All our Slimmer Models remaining from our stock of Keatly-to-Wear Offend today at prices ('ready reduced. ALSO BARGAINS IN WHITE GABARDINE SKIRTS. Regular value 13.60. To Clear at $1.75 ADMIRAL MIDDIES— Strong White Drill, colored collars and cuffs. Regular $1.75, for $1.25 MIDDIES WITH FLANNEL COLLARS—Extra value. Regular $2.50, for $1.65 BATHING SUITS—Zimmer Knit Ladies' with Skirts. Clearing at fjip5 PRINTED VOILE—Nice range shades and patferns. Regular GOc for *, 42-* CORSET COVERS—In fine White Nainsook, lace or emhroidery trimmed. Value to $1.25^for 7o«* Nelson Dry Goods Co. LADIES' WEAR SPECIALISTS the evidence showed that the report i tweea Windsor Mills nnd Rrompton- aKaiiist the I'nited States, but WIS Intended to help Mr. Lloyd Oeorgo In ilea liter 'with Premier Pi incur** ii nd I ihe other a'li-'il .siatcmin n '\t wettv. STRATHCONA—Mrs. It. Look, Bull gjftji.^ Crt'hTOok**' V","r';': ''" B I QUEENS HOTEL CAFE IN CONNECTION. EXCELLENT MEALS. European and A mart-can Plan, vou win b.* dellghtsO -Ann the first-class tsn lee hire. ilodernlv furnished room-*, A. i.Ai'utNTr.. Proprietor. QUEEN'S -Mr. and Mrs .1 A Thomp* i ■on. Victoria; P. Qertaon, Brie; A .tic-1 Mlllan, Bandon; Miss .1 Lapolnte. Troll; H. St. J. Buprn, Lunhrsek, Alta.; Prnf | H. V. Merer. FOglna, gash.; Mr. an Mra J. gtswart ond family, Broadvlc*. Rook.; Mr. ond .>'!*• Ram Cook. Broo* Vlsw, Sask.; ft, C. Both, W«tlty; M ind Mrs. J. Paul. Kenora, t'ut. Summer Resorts WHERE THE Fl5HING IS COOP OUTLET HOTEL PROCTOR I 'ahi.it. Boating, !-.. '■' .- j, Gelf. Tennis Com t* Fiehing Tackla v. . ■ .. .■ Giocery Store in Connf.rtion. w. A. ward, Ntprtotor Rates Reaaonable. Good Maals ■MORRISsaalMORRISl BUSIER th.m i-v.t fSStttiSD AS thus., who liail tfl wait WILL it .tlfy. But v..11 aaa YOU iare money by WAITING hi'iv for MEN'S i. ml Boya* W'.;,r. WE ara aflaa loM TO Kit tt laritiT atiu'f: VERY nice, aaa how it works' LARGER .lore, larger explnee! NO. tliiink von. I.-I ui* slay li.'r. AND s.iv.' ,\otl s.irti.' MORE money. MEN'S blue Chaml $1.00 men's Wool Bat s:*,.5i> WASHABLE Belt. bOYS* S.ivv Hal MADDEN HOTEL MRS. MADDEN, Pr*p. First Claa* Rooma by ths Week or Month Every Conaidsration Shown Gueate. Day, to Cor. Baker and Ward Pt, N L ■laon > Stop Arguing aud Coma to tbe LELAND HOTEL nf Nakusp, where yen can make yourself, f**. 1 at heme tna enjoy the txcelleni fishing! boating, burning, etc. "Servie.-" inir iik-'IO WM. J. PRATT, Proprietor. IV.-rjCugrao Men Sun to wni prepared hy Chief Aerotintnnt I Mnir ef the Merchants' bnnk, aided Tic preader smp-iaalaod the Ob*|oy nnd employee, and was delivered **,;nie nf any real unanimity in theI to y\y, Maearow for his siRnattire. ndvlee tendered to the govornnjontI Coupooro deduction from this, and also tdoortod th«! In pursuanceI thereforo, was that Mr. Maearow pf any gtvoi| policy, vir.at Britain WOO did not fall under that part of see- unable to irTiioi*!** her tlllfs In this] tlon ibJ, which conerrna the making either to;,-,r a Wilful false r. C. "Maearow was doolarofl closed this afternoon upon completion of evi- dem freight train being wrdekod. respect, It was Imp eompromlgi or bi**ak with thon. Discuss Rep.irat.cns. The speech reoolved itself Into a rather detailed fliooussion of Qorggan reparatioM, without any reference to Lord Balfour's nol beyond al at the nnt set that it was RoadJOOl for ih,' premier to ndd ■anytalnk to Sir RObOll Iliiflie's able speech ln which iu- had declared Qraal Britain had no in tint ion or luggeetlon of any alteration Of her financial Oblige* Uoai tO thO I'nited States. Lloyd Qoorga Ma^matfgod that tha rep.i ral inns ceinmlssiiin, acting tttnler the treaty of Viitigtaliin had tho power tn revise the amount of reparattoni ■ from time to time, and thai if tin' \ commission granted Germany u moni- I lOrUim Or decided in reduce the Cloudburst Isolates Hot Springs City m.lrkjslffni..K a report ! MUtlg a report hot RpniNns, s. n. keg, 3.—Prop- i erty drttmnpe ootlmated tt nearly si,nun.- J Oflfl wag caused lute taOt nighl by a clou.11 uirst Whi>Oh si ruck this eity, lin- latluK ll for several tiotirs from the nei Of the wtnte. The roadbedo of both the CblcagOt Burlington A Qulney and the Chioogo i &■ Northwestern nillruads were wasli,-l OUl about the city. The dam Of lh-' power plant here waa twep! away and the city will be In darkness for al least " two w.,ks. tt WOJ PtOtSd ton||*ht. govem] hOOeaS were d est roved, but 00 far iis could be loomed Ih.re has ben no Ins** of life. A dozen nutonio-I biles b-biim'in*,' to tourists were carried away und large troos were' tnappsd off ' by Sir II. Moatafg Allan, for-1 by the unrusti of water.'. mer prooldonl of tin* bunk, i.ittie "^~ the InoOgnltO eleven liottlng first loinpiliiiK 207. Tho Oantidiansl nfterj li.sing one wicket for 10 runts ov iiij-ht, completed their innings toi fnr a total of ill and after SOOTlagl Hi) for nine wickets In the todond ln-~ ninKH, lhe BngUoh captiin declared.! In their tOOOnd attempt, the men froml lhe Dominion had ohtained til fori three wickets .when time wn* caded.f Thirteen Million Phones Will Halt for One Minute in Hottor of Dead Inventor^ NEW YORK, Aus. 3.—Ths American Telephone &. Telegraph company announced to* day that every one of its 13.* OO0.OC0 telephones in ths Unite*** States and Canads would o • service for one minute st 6 2*5 p. m, eastern standard time, tj* morrow, when the body of Ale sinJer Graham Bell, inventor oi th-*- telephone, would be buried. j pear Nelson's Best Cafes KADDBN—W. st. gee, e,t\. I: Dos- well, Mrs. ti.i-iwell snd family. Yinir; A. A. Webb. Mrs A A. Webb and fan - Uy. Lethbridge; Donald a, UcPratt, M. J. Wateon, Harry McDonald, i: Hay- wood. Pird.ir. Otts aflllroy, William Hreiman. gpoaaoi. John Jookott, Hail: .1. I.. Meet) H Posenkeff, John Aulen- hof. John M White, S Prorklc, wit< and family. Klmberley Ti A HeDon- aid, Reno mine STIRLING HOTEL If losking for s modern and clesn room or apertment it will be to your tntereet to call at ths Stirling Hotel before renting elsewhere. P. H, 8USH, Preprietor THE STANDARD CAFE 320 Baker Street. Nelson, B. C. OPEN DAY AND NICHT 11:30 t. 2:30 Special Lunch. ,*{5<> 1:30 to 8:00 p. m„ Supper. "15,* Prion. 154 HIGH CLASS RESTAURANT ROYAL CAFE Open day and nlnht. Quick ierv- Ico, Dinner, 11:30 a. m. to 2:00 p. m., 3f,c. Special Supper, 1:30 p. m. lo 8:00 p m., 35c. Phens 182 SO) Baker Street THE LAKEVIEW HOTEL Mrs. Mallette A. Son, Proprietoti. Nice, warm, comfort«tds rooms at reasoashls rates Open day and niKht Cerner Hall end Vernon Streets, of aniiiiitic.-', ii would be no re from the treaty. HogOS for Free Hand. The premier OzprOOOOd i*:ulsfaetinn ; i hat ht. Potoflgro had pro*aooahi to \ submit at next week's conference and •Old be trusted the Ionise of OOOUnOtto! wsuld give the government a free hand tO examine ihem and do it ■ 1 I best tO Strive at on ncieeincnt. Omttnulhg, Lldyd Oeorgo a creed thai if f'.imany w. re pfeeeod ton! hard, she miafil ba driven to despair'; ■and whether she threw bereelf into! the handi of the roao(lonartes or the1 euin in u .lists, made little difference from the Brltlafa polnl of view. There would be lota nr trouble, ho said, but nothing rash, ami n revolutlondry Germany In the "center of Europe] WOUld bo B very different thing fn>m revolutionary Rnoola. Better Ru:sia Than Germany The pr-mbr --aid he lliout-'ht It wai a hleswiag for Kur.ip'" thai the ntbi'ink of Commohloa had 1 in llus-tia. In that respeel ami Trotzky had goofl 111." Bavinur*- of society. Such an OUt-1 burst in a highly trained, wi-11 or-1 lanlaed end tateHfgetU country like ' J.'ini.in.v wnuhl bo t. porti to the World. Tb'Tefore, it would he a mis- taho to pit- ticrn.any beyond her I oa^orotaiidgnf limits of endurance. Al the sum.- time th» premier dep-; rotated trader eatUngtlag Oermany'i! caj.a. itv tO pay. He said that OOf> many, like the n st of the world, was : ic trOSS a had trade situa-! Therefore, I his was net th* ' , estimate her full capacity | i Imiiossible to predict what ; Id ha'|.pen when tin* world had I jind Cermany wns withmii | hirther evidence of Importance was I C^oXmw^ \\y__VJ broughl oul tnday in the reexaniina- | LCUlltUldllO UltlVV Second Cricket .•axamlnatloa nf To Make Hairs Vanish From Face, Neck or Arms Match at Home (Boaaty Culture.) ,i tittle powdered delntonel . hairy growths appoaf*| first l.l'l i,\ki:vii:w-A. Vulc ?pur. \V il NEW GRAND HOTEL • tl VERNON ST., EAST C.mlnr.ilil. Room.. Hoi .nd Cold W.t.r. Dining Room in Conn.cti.n. Hat.. 11.00 and Up. HOTEL CASTLEGAR CASTLEGAR Q.n.ral 8tor. in Connecti.n. Special Sunday Dinn.r. Assort,.! Silt Drink, on Ice. r F, DOUBLEDAY, Propn..or Mimeograph Paper We sell all kinds of typewriting papers, int'lu(liii|- Special Mimeograph PROMPT 8ERVICE The Daily News Quality Printers KOOTENAY CAFE Opra frrim 6 n ni. tn 9 p. m. I.nnih from 11:30 lo 2.30 ,*{,->(» 1:30 to 11:00 '.ITU? Vernon Stri*.*t. ti-.'ir l.'ost ttftire. PAUL DROZDA, Propri.lor, THE L. D. CAFE The Mo*»t ExchiiiVB Restaurant In the City. Open Day snd NiKht. Service HMirtFltfl l-'urnac--* heated Kooms with M.it snd Cold Water In COiilieeliiin. Baker Strcat Phons 134 TRV A CLASSIFIED ADVT. MANILLA SECOND SHEETS FOR LETTER COPIES Or for copiei of documentt er slatiatici for ofTics use. Ths cheapest snd moat tuitsblt paper for the purpose, st Attractive Prices Ask for quotations. You will **4-*—fii d that our prices srs lower than elsewhere. The Daily News Job Department NELSON, B.C. BEFORE BABY COMES Watchful Care Necessary Lvdla Ts. Pinkham's TgtggtgUi Compound ll a splendid medicine and should be taken hy the iXpeCOUt mother. It will aasii?t her iu keej*- iiiS well and sfronp. This is very BOeggaarr, not only lor her own coai- tort but for th*1 future as WOU Head the oxptrieuce of Mrs. Rar- Inn of New Urun-wick. and ple-ise l*ear in mind ibn' every letter pgb- lislu-il rooommaadlsg Lydia K, PinU- han'l VeRPtable Compound Is gggadai and unsoliclipd. It ll the oxprosalot) of *rraiitudf> from women who ggfg been helped. Cumberland Bnv. N. P.—"I was troubled w nti weak reeling"-*, hpatl- auii may l.e disappointed. ential Iron the crown's view- ARMENIANS QUIT ALEPPO REGION AI.KITO, Syria, A"g. &.— Arm*n'uns have hegtin an exodus from the .\lep-i |wi and Alexandre! 11 district, MOOrdlBI to report! i-eachtag u\M*_u_*g from ihe surrounding count ry. They gfl [earful, it is said, of the possibility ofl Turkish oc.-upation, and they know what this means from the otporieacesl ..f their !(.untrytnen In Cillcl". Humors ire current here of some' between Parti and I j the Aagorg Turks by which "France ! und«Ttnkes to cede to the Pttrtloh j i Ntlionalists the districts of AlOppoJ Alexandretta and Delr VI Zor. This. | wntild a.'count for the AllllOllhlll un-| root The re[M.rts, however, ctinnot bi I eomirmed, but neveitheli-i«s Ihe rest- j Icusness contlnuca. lt Is argued here thut Franc niltzht take such a step as this Ml. order to lessen her military responsibilities | Ft airs. After oilier medicines hod, failed a fHeiid ad-i iscd me to take t#tUg K. PinkhaifcS Vegetable Com* poitrfd as t-lie &aid It was excellent ior anyone in the family way. Be* fore the first bottle Mas taken I could walk alone and oa I kept on "-villi lt I got stronger, until I waa able to do all my wor;.". My baby is now a!x weeks old and is a big fat healthy fellow. I an. sure Lydia 13. iMnkhatn't Vegetable Compound htis done wonders for mn nnd I rec urn* mend It."—Mr.*i. Mtrrav .T. Rart"iv, ft. H. No. 1, Coml*rIand Ilay, N. B. in Syria, liecent disorders in tbe territories have been serious. rial and external deb Charity B-?gini at Home. I _, , . T" , The premier concluded bv saying y>iH'«tcl.Ps -frog* Paris la*-- Mir-h that WhOB the critics meet next MOO* ■»" »bat Menrl Franklin R ntlllon. | ,.av. be drtdrod |Va he fair to them J0,mK f"rJ'ri,n(p" h:id tt___\ ■ ™_ ; while taking full consideration of,'-"eaty with the Angora Turk., which Qermanys portion. Put he disthut-' r:"lt,',n,ll:,'"'11 lh'' *h™ran™"^ of ly ol,]ect,,I to the idea that th. ^^ """■U'^™ populations in «P0- I present tK.uble was not to br* settled at the .xpe'nse nf (ireat Prltnln and j of the Brltlah taxpayer m llfoadi ] wan bOgriag ■ peeget hurden than Cuticura Soap Imparts—— The Velvet Touch rT-Ora-fi. i*f ••'*_*:i*^d.f,u!r^T 'WU._~t L»t»gM, Llwii* fa.'i'il" Uea.-a*' i any other taxpayer in the world. I **\\'e will gtvi fairness to 'lermnny and Justice to Fiance, hut Jusllc* moatll also ju*-tlee tn the world and . of OUT own hind," the premier de- j. tared. Botinlsta ar Africa or Am of thl planet, .lividi-d II to whethi ■a was the native honi Ooverner Hurkley of VlrgUlul once thank.*d Qo4 thl re WON no printers In Vug.ni... The Secret of Good Health clfied Turkish territory. Mr. Bouillon however, made haste to deny this stitctnent In unmeasured terms. A dispatch from CoaatanUnople June 13 said lhat Colonel Mnugln. unofficial afrOBOh representative lo the Turkish Nationalist government, had reachi'd Angora, and that h's ioIh- slnn was lo clear up certain mts'inde-- stundines consequent upon tho liOU- executlon of the Franco Turkisb lyrcemcnt. Printed Butter Wrappers Either With Your Name or with the words When Nature requires assistance, she"* will not be slow in conveying to you' an intimation of the fact. Decline of energy, inability to sleep well. ' ead- ache, biliousness, constipation, .» gen- *w . eral sluggishness of mind and body and normal any sjgn 0f digestive "unrest" should impel you to seek the aid of a reliable medicine without delay. There is no better—no surer—no safer—than this proven remedy. Assist Nature back to action Taki Beeeham's Sold tvsrywhtrs in buxtt Pills 2Sc-40pilU 50c-90pille Train Travel in Russia Cosllyt but Comfortable MOSCOW, Aug. |i HlWOOaHgll Press").—Passenger travel on the prin cipal Hussian railways Is attain np- preaching a state of comfort and luxury for thone who can pay tho price. Through sleeping cirs are now rper- Ited between Moscow and Petrngrad. Moscow and Odessa, Moscow nnd fhlta, Siberia and other Important terminals, Heslarrant wagon.-, have been put on some trnins. Thi* fares and berth charges hive been Increased In Soviet r'lblea to etpiol the prerevolution gold rate, There nre no restrictions on flrst- chiKs trnvel nnd there generally I- a waiting list for p'aces on these luxurious rars. The great majority of Russians, however, still travel picked like sardines In dingy third-class rare or box cars, which contrast sharply wilh the clen nil news of the accomodations afforded those who can pay for them. i RAIN OAMAGE8 WHEAT CROP SMFHimOOKR Que., Aug. Z.~ Considerable d-image was done to the wheat crop ln various sections of the eastern townships as a result of the heavy downpour of rain last evening. The rain also caused a serious washout on the Grand Trunk be- Dairy Butter According to the Dominion government regulations a.11 farmers wtio eell butter either to stores or privately are required to have "ft properly covered In a wrapper on which MUST appear In prominent letters the words "DAIRY BUTTER" The fact Is also emphasised thut t-ll butter ln such packages must be of the full net weight of siiteen ounces nnd In default of aims a tine of from HO to 130 for each offense Is Imposed. Whey butter must be so labelled, even when mixed with darly butter and dairy butter retains Its label even though it be mlied with tbe creamery product. Prices PRINTED WITH NAME OF FARMER OR BRAND NAME tf you have your own name or brand on your wrappers you gain valuable advertising for your butter, lt cnuses people to ask tor the tnme brand again, 600, Paper and Printing 1000, Paper and Printing ___ _... $4.25 $7.00 PRINTED WITH WORDS •DAIRY BUTTER" IM lor tie for loo for 1000 for $1.00 $1.50 $2.50 $4.50 WE CAN 8HIP IMMEDIATELY ON RECEIPT OF ORDER // wrappers are to be mailed include postage when tending money orders Daily News Job Department THE HOME OF GOOD PRINTING OAKER 8TEET NELSON. B. C I 7(4 C\ THE NELSON DAILY NEWS, FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST 4, 1982. '"PavS TTifit" ■y lYEASTi AKES MCH IN VITAMINES ) _&• r-^%e_ _ - MADL IM CANADA S The imporlFj.nco of il Vllamines In food Is " being recognized At the present lime to a greater extent than ever before. It has been conclusively demonstrated that yeast Is rich in this all Important element. Many people have received great benefit physically simply by tak- , ing one. two or three Roya! Yeast Cakes a day. Send name and address for free copy "Royal Vca.il, Cakes far Better HeaJlK." | E. W. GILLETT COMPANY LIMITED TOBONTO. CANADA Great Northern Train Resumes Regular Run STRIKE SCENE AT BUFFALO After It'll itaya nf Irregular nuniag as a mlxi'tl freltrht and iwaaaBjai train the Gnat Northern will tn- ntorHnv raaune Ita fibular daily run na a pa-Mager trnin. The froiKht will alati bo Iwrnk to Its reRula There will be no train in or this morning, hut the passen, expected in tonlgiu un its ragnas* tun ut 6:20 o'clock standard time. On Saturday It will depart at T::tl a. ni. standard time. The daily service on this road was discontinued on July U0 when the coal strike interfeited with . Uie United States railroads. Top picture The lower pictttr Mm with repeating atutgnna ns tin motor truck containing aimcil stutc tin Iri | Suggests Ways of Keeping Forest Fires in Check ON A HOT SUMMER DAY On a summer afternoon there Ih nothing more appropriate and certainly nothing more ilellciim--i thtin a cool, rofroohlBg drink of SALADA | "ICKIV' Tea. Tiie fluvor Is so (Uo- tinctive und so uppeulin-*; that "K'1-;U'* SALADA has become u most popular .summcr drink on all occasions-. It Ih wonderfully refrei-iliiiig. Ask for It today. No Made His Last Putt by Damsigfc, Inter-clewed yetttr.lny on thc lore-it firs aitustlon and Ita alarming snraad. W. C. £. Koch said thut while ths dangtr wai always pres- •nt In innuuf-r time, the extended hot spall had aggravated msttera beyond all ordinary calculation nnd th* matter ot combating them waa a greater problem thla yoar than usual. Blgnala From Summits. Two ■svicgoatlOBO were offered l>> Mr. Koch to minimize the menace, one. Hrf. entublUhnu nt nf lookouts en coiiuuiiid- ! Ing Nuiuniitfi, from whlcli (lie lookout I man could at stated 11 in cm signal •>< | watchers below. In thla eeiiiicetion tic HUttrKestH that u simple code of itgnatl could be arranged to Indicate a aqoan on a map or noun* g0t\ lenlar ere.k where a fire Ih noticed. These went.I Avers John Black Hhow up ut ,,!Kl"nni1 •"■on,i'* ■***«« on , signal h would, in many cases, enable ' an arrest of the fire. Particularly SAN JOSE. Cai., Aug. X-"Tell wl,Pri> valuable timber ni concerned Gene I hae no made my lnM putt,"» an early warning was of great value. s^id John lilack, the golfer, this eve-1 A„ to tll(1 f(irm ,lf i|f^ Mr K((.,, nlng. when a message of sympathy; Rftif1 Im dl)U,(t ,h(1 fnn.stry i.nmch hail and encouragement from Gen** '5iira-|Rome Rearm,, lined up; the thlnK w.w zen Was read to him. "Not by a damn to apply II. In war linns airplanes siE- slght." he added. j nailed Um position of the enemy wit* Black, who is recovering almost ml-1 relative oage, and a signal good enough raculousty, from what was thought for that enemy was good enough for to be fatal Injuries, receive'.! In an, the enemy now under dlacuestoi*:. automobile accident recently, i'i said I It waa, he said, important to, have to be on tho mire road to recovery good trail*- to the watchers on the mm* now und probably will reg'ii'i all his mlts and these In must BO—a would faculties, bis phyHlciHUH think. 'servo a deuM.- purpose ami pnn a —m*. —— | great value to hfOSpOfltori anil Others, Thc first pin nuiklni: uiaclmie was 00 welt as timber own, is am) in lhe made by nn American llvinj- In Kng* j public safety, land In 182*1. Hla aecond suggestion was an air pa trol Air. Koeh sees no reason why hv- ilniplnnes could not patrol thu mountain limber areas and camps, as lhe ntniTulaiit lahoO grOTlda ample landing space. Radtoa In aonnectton with ri>i.->r ■abena wood, ha thought, assist, am the camps arc gradually titled with re- ci'I vers a bullet In OSTVloa could t"1 hlOOCOlad and folks In tin* tfinb.r country would know when danger waa mar ami take measures accordingly. Recaptured Convict Owns to Shooting of Taxicab Driver j :„■; FOREST FIRE BURNING IN THRUMS VICINITY Opposite the 22.mile board mar tie big bluff b.-low Tin inns, on the south side of.the river, a serious tonal ftre was reported last night to be burning up tin gulch In heavy timber. Reports of the fire at tin- head of Lemon creek slat, lhal the lire there is assuming large proportions, ami that farmers at Willow I'olnt have been recruited to help combat h. COUNCIL MAKES SPORTING OFFER ii.i »« < • r. DISCOVER RARE DISEASE •* You have something you do not need which could he turned into money by using Daily News Classified Ads. One and a half cents a word. Sixinser lions for the price of four when cash accompanies order. RED WING, Minn.. Aug, I—Charles Dalns, who escaped from lhe Ramsey county .hit in St. Paul last night waa captuieit mar here lato today. an.) confessed, according to county authorities), that he shot nnd killed Harry Hoffman, a Minneapolis laxic ib driver, who had la km him from St. Paul to Red Wing last night The man was captarod after a poooe Of 100 men hod opnbed a deserted quarrj pear OM PiroUnar, ao-athegat of here. Mains inul a negro cellmate escaped In.ni lh.* St. I'aul jail after overcoming a Jailer. new hydrant tliat had recn'ly been installed at the foot of Stanley atioot, and be given o key lor the Hydro*! to bs oood in eaoo of fin- al :lio matt h block factory. Alderman CheejttottS BUrggeetod thai the large cotton wood tree nn tfetooa avenue on the corner of Ctvitharn I gfjjiH ||(, c,|t ,-|nWn ;,.,d Alll"l"lll.lll Will Bear Cost if Seepage campbeii wis instructed to give per _ ss ■ f\ 1 • mission to noun- one who WC rrom Mains; Otherwise it for wood t.. cut u down On Those preaent were: Mayo wncrs Pay M-turdy. am.,,.,.,, a. s. \ Kenneth Cartpb. II. L. ii. i*Ji At | special meeting of the cily C, I >. Hhnw gml fi. Turner. (oiineii hold tost nlghl in tin- cltv hall. cuisi.Ivi'.il.le discission ensn.'.l in connection with the InnUlhUton of towerago aahad for by tha potltloitera on Hichant ttgOOf and M. MloklOODB ! on the corn.-r of Kobson and QorO | otroeto, wimse sower eormectlon, which in ihe pnsi has gom* through another j property, had recctllly been out uH, Mr. Mickleson itated ■ MVOTO lunul- lca[t was placed OB liini by liivlu;* no I connection, and Otforod to' pay one- third the cost of installation if th* city would proceed with the work of j running the aeiror to Ma property, i Or in lieu ol this lu* would Ug gnd , lackfiil tor lnsuIUng*a sewer from hla residence and along the lane, a mat- ' ter of a-ioiit ISO foot, to ihe street, if the city would ntead the sower on Kill street tO Hoboon, and lay lhe pipe. Will Connect Sewer Alter considerable discussa-n which centered chiefly around financing, ii was tmally decided l.y lb.* tHHincll thai tho sower to aerva Mr. Mlcklc- ■oa be connect.'.i, in- to do thc igcava- tin-; and backfilling and tlu .ity to lay the pipe. Al.icnnan lh rswilt atrongly -d. oca- ted sower connection Ior the petition- ers on Kiciiard Btreet, wlm nu.nhi r."l (4, ataUng thai they had l n ■^ayln-? for thin Borvtca for the peat 2<) yeara and wore •■milled to it In many ways, especially from a sanili-y ■standpoint, in this connection Alderman Turner impressed the council on I th,. n-'eti of tliis service and waa of tin* opinion tliat something *:ueclHc ihould Immedlatel) ba arrived at. in th.- onglneor'a report it wa ■Shown that the estimated cost of in BtallatlOn would bO HfT-l and .his oil Ditated considerable oontroveray a* to how it ...aid bo financed at pros cut. it was finally decided Uwl aogoe- j thing concrete iii the matter ihould be I arrived a** In the next regular moot*-1 Iflg Of tile eOiJIii il. The peUttoa for nwerage to lag] new residence being erected by Ur*.] l). Ciiizz* lie on Lalini'T stn-t was j granted on the Doodltami that ahej do tli» Mcavating und bOAkfllltng oul the street to the main MWOT. Th-1 ,-ity to iiiv the pipe aad eooneot oagao, Plana for Warchouso lu conn", lion with the ere. line, of a central warehouse tor tlu: city, llu- engineer waa laotructed to carefully go Into ih.* plans-, and ooUmataa and secure all the data possible and i, port at the n.\t mooting Miji.r McHardy stated that an the cage' wort hod io be done it would be widl ui-ual ,0 ,1,v ;i ,IV'!;1W i" lllis tttool "-arara l.o.-ai the people together wiih tl..- ' ylaw Mi, r tor the power act) oaioa ohoog Iba - ,],,, wool im Considering ihe communication from tli- owners or 11 • - - Griffin Mock on Bgkor street, siaiini; thai water, presumably from a leaky i> >' >r main WEST TRANSFER CO. STOnACE, CAHTAGE AND DISTRIBUTION We make . specialty of moving Furnitur., P i a n o . and Safes. P. O. Box 116. T.lephon. 33 stantly in ivonderful mr dainty -ly as and lovi saw Fo,- all fine latindering |Wont Shrl I l-or Washing Silks-Laces | ■ All FineT-aoncs Lever Brothers Limited TOflONro CHATHAM, 'int.. Aub. ^.~ t ||..|lllKI'll. II ilisiii.*..' nt all I , haa I"*-" i..*ni*i ii'ii- pliyau i.ui.s nn. iliMititiK tli"!r flaa toward d PTO|»r dlagsaala ,-is... Tha aatlanl ii.is baan hlao under quarantloa. Tins' dlaea.D. which In aomollm mint ttti .1 In .■.iii,.; bad -n r aemblea „ lulaa lepruay, i.r ml.. - •*»■ —f*»t "",Ur "'" i"""'*"t* r tin- l.iiil.liiiK. nml lh.it llBdi Sold only in scaled packages— dusl-pronf! loala of tl ill Snllllll'l ■'.111, ill la very cotBiaon Librarian Passes Defer Question of Election Contest for Premier-Elec! Tin: i*as, Man, Auk. I.—Whethei nr not I'liiniif-iii-it Jnlin Brackan will innti'at lhe di-fcrriil t'li'i-tlon In Til.' I'aa istllllilirj will Iir dafi- nlti'ly s.-ttlial nt a nil-, tlin; nf tin- imai in mn li i.r Hi.. United Farmer. i.r M.mii.ii.a bara ttaat WWaaaday. Tin. |>, .tui.-r-.l.-rt la In fnvnr i.r beinf '.it'.Tiil tin* Hint, it «as iiriiiiyiii i n maatlng hul nlcht, i.nt la AVtRN PAHDOE dumped afalnal tin* tvails, were raua- liuj than in fall in. ni-*" 'I*-'1 tl'" t.jiiiiii.itii.iia wara rottad on a.....iu.t nt Hi. latih that had fill'il in rwar tin* concrete baaaa, tin* engineer aUted thai th,. v ttar appaarad t" ha '"tn- lag trnm n aprlag underground, as tin* mains war il] four fi ■■' deep, walla tha aaapa**) was oomlni la tram a depth nf alaat feet. Sporting Suggestion Mayor McHardy augfeeted puttlnn up a spnitiiiK nif.r thai tin* itty tni- i-mtll tin* w'alir mains, and, it tli" wHtrr was eomlai froia thla «>urea. tin* rity wuiilil bear tin* nl" ii"- !" \l\v ili-tlt it was from natural .al.sis, that th.* owner, i.r tin* block bear it It wns finally decided lli.it Hi * "I- r. r 1"* made. Aliliiinan Cboquette cited lhe o h of tli,. Sasflstb church mannirlul hall, 1 vkara a runtiini: aprtaf was au n- 1 trnii. also iii thr aaaa ol ih" '"ath- olio t'hiinih whara Hil* aama omdltlon waa mt't. J In th!. aaa, **f tin* clndera lain! dumped afalnal ""' kulMlnii, under the blfh sl.liwalk. Ill'* ililtin."! tl'- purl.at that tin > hail !*• i 11 l'll,l|i"l asiilnst th.' wall l«f M ti*. t. 'i his SHOULD KEEP A 3$X ON HAND. _ '"...■..- v ajj: i r'-•■.'',-;-'.''''''-;'. sai.l tn hnve l''.'innnii.|iil|..l lhat nrtlnr t'hlr'l' hharriaa ot" tho Ontario hi: mtlttor was i.foirnl tn lho .'Uy sollt'' be deterred nml if aoaalbla i an!-* lalat^B and former managing editor !l"*-' minis axpreaalon nf opinl-n ho so- ,,r gh« Toiont'i Glulir. Is dead. UBi*d : As far as th" wooden poeti .up- eared from all Into linn* In- nhoii for still parti definite lllt'l Tins Information was coalalnad ii aa un..ni.ial lalagnun. Th" nomina tii n was ao.niilniKiy deferred for om ok Prohibition Starts Teetotaller on An Interminable Spree NKW YORK. Auk. I.—One oi tin- loagoot apt aaa in btotory, it Indeed, n |m not iihstdiitely thi' longOOt, *v:is ut till ,i I iii today td a former l>ni - (tOSdar, August I »i-t i-ritiK, It '> M> wiie. Ron, wi.o toid a Brooklyn maglatrata bar h'aataad -jot dttrnb thf* dav proMbttlOn went Into effect, and haH liecn tlninU ever win *o. "He, him not done n day's work in f.iiir yeiirn." nlie hjiI'1. Urfore inohibltlon, b|h> Mid, lie nfvpr touched a ilrop. He wgg lockeil, "I'- Fernie Receives Radio Program From Local Broadcasting Station Fertile. iieeordinK to word received- in the city, haw picked up pronnirnM' liromlcanted hy The Dully Newa Hta-j ttion in thin city. Thin In tiie first owlHlde point to report having picked up the pro- Krain, wtilch Ih nij-hlly broadogotod by i the Canadian Auto & Electric com-' puny. The broadcasting ututinii I** i now working in good order and malt) reaving i,>4*. ara being Ingtollod to I porting the building belli V , -~m ' wea the contention that tins was du< KlffnSTOX. "nt.. Aug. ^. Herbert only to natural cause,* and lh- pt-SS- the seven^car-oht son of gergota! iga of lime. Tins wa*- also rotorrod Richard OoUloun or the Hoyal ('ana- to the solicitor, uiau Horse Attillei-y, was dtTOWOed Hydrant Key for Match E'oc'-*. thin gftenmon while riding '"«■•* In Permission waa given tn W. W Anglin'a sUp. Pfjwoll to arect a hose reel b x .it ih< GASOLINE GALLONS OF MILLS is what you buy every time ynu have your tank filled with IMPERIAL PREMIER GASOLINE. Abundance of power and complete nioloritijf satisfaction ore '/jV^ added for Rood me.isu \httm. The Charm of the Summer Home is in freedom from kitchen smells and kitchen drudgery. Keep the home sweet and clean and thc meals wholesome* and appetizing by serving Shredded Wheat with fresh fruits and green vegetables. Shredded Wheal is a ready-cooked whole wheat food. Nothing so appetizing as the aroma of baked wheat. Sets you up for work or play on sultry days—thc most real food for the least money. Two Itiscuits wilh milk or cream make a complete notirisln'n** meal. Fat il for breaklasl wiih sliced hananag or prunes; for lunch with berrict; for dinner with sliced peaches,opricols, slewed raisins, or Ircsh fruits. Ready-cooked, ready • to-ey. _ Page Fouf THE NELSON DAILY NEWS, FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST 4, 1922. THE DAILY NEWS Published every morning except Buns'7..1^ V?*, News P"blisbmK Company, limited. Nelson, B. O., Canada *""*• Business lettera should be addressed and checks and money orders made payable to The News Publishing Company, limited, and ln no case to individual members of the staff Advertising rate cards and A B C statements of circulation mailed on request or may be seen at the oTflee of fi?7-*** ,r,,lHllVr aRflncy recoRnlsed by tne Canadian I'ress Association. Subscription rates: Hy mall try) 60 cents per month; Outside Canada, a month 17.50. Delivered, " alz months, advance. (coun- H per year. 75c; a year, ._ per month; $4 for 17.60 per year, payable ln Member Audit Bnr.au of Circulation FRIDAY, AUGUST 4, 1922. Efficient huseke Lt*.ur**.* A. KlnKtnoB*, pnmenoNa for a ?bad veqbtablb mat It,, Ugbl ■ brown. Last Monday, July 21, I gave gan- eral iliroctUina for tii;iltiti« one of lh ■ ni'w Ma-Ule, made ol gwaaa. Today I aiii gtelng iiii'i'ctiiuis fur a yagetablc mat ntaiii* in tba tang way, if ynu ilia nnt aee laal Kanday'a gaaaral girl trow rectlona, da not writ.- tu ma for taem, gree, os I hare no raprtnta; laatead, bu to Ugl>l ark All the World Would Buy That present possibilities for progress and prosperity in all of the civilized countries of the world are greater than ever, once stability is restored, is a fact which needs no proving. It seems more than pathetic, therefore, that industrial stagnation in many sections of the globe and unsettled economic political problems should stand as barriers to accomplishment. It magazine story and news report the one thing which seems to loom largest is unrest; and the thought comes to the reader that there is nothing which is so much needed in world politics, commerce, industry and social relations as cooperation. The good which could come through its establishment and the consequent dethroning of greed qnd beliggerency could scarce he measured. .In this connection there is a reai—tfermon for those who would take the time to.read and give a little study to some of the business bulletins which are issued from time to time by commercial agencies and the departments at Ottawa. Bus-f iness which in these modern' days is the life blood of all progress seems to loom from every quarter of the world. What the conditions would be if industrial relations were nearer normal and unvexed by the aftermaths of war can scarcely be imagined. These bulletins and news reports are for the purport of informing the exporters and man-, ufacturers of the country what! commodities are wanted in near and remote corners of the globe. The information is based upon direct inquiry from reliable sources and one is brought to the conclusion, even with a casual reading, that the demand just now is sufficient to Imp every industry running at top-' notch production indefinitely. The most wholesome prosperity comes to any nation when the largest number of persons are profitably and continuously employed. It is at such times that the arts, sciences and culture also make their greatest! bounds forward, petty differences are forgotten, or quickly adjusted, because each man is busy in a great cooperative movement—happy in supplying what another needs. There is no section of world which has so many tive products needed by fortunate brothers in far lands. The world's buyers are at Canada's door to pay for the products of the farm, the mill, the mine and the forest. What the Prest Is Saying th** riicuiiitiini department of tins newapapar and buy g bark copy ol that data. li.ml Vegetable Mat—1st row, 83 bruwn. lad row: 111 brown. 3r,l row: 15 yellow. 4th row: 1 brown, 14 yellow, 1 brown. f.th row: 1 brown, IS yellow, 1 brown. Otli row: 1 brown, 4 TallOW, 6 (lark blue, 4 yellow 1 brown. 7th row: 1 blown, 4 yellow. 5 ■lark bine, 4 yellow, 1 brown. 8th row: I bfOWIl, 5 yell'.w, 4 (lark blue, 5 yellow, I broWn. Sth row: 1 brown, 3 yellow. 7 ilnrk hlui*. 3 yellow, 1 brown. 10th row: 1 brown, I yellow, 10 light blue, 2 yellow, 1 brown. 11th row: 1 brown, 1 yellow. 11 light blue, 1 yellow, 1 brown. 12th row: 1 brown, 2 ■tallow, 10 (lark blue, I yellow. 1 brown, ] 13th row: 1 brown, 1 yellow. 11 light I blue, 1 yellow. 1 brown, llilr row: 1 brown, 1 dark green. 1 yellow, 10 Ugh I rlillie, 1 yellow, 1 dark green. 1 brown. j loth row: 1 brown, 1 light green, il light blue,. 1 dark blue, 1 light blue. II light green, 1 brown, li'.lh row; 1 | brown. 1 light green, 1 ilnrk green, in ' light blue, 1 dark given, 1 light green, | 1 brown. I7th row: 1 brown, 1 .i.ii-1; green. 11 light blue. 1 dark green. 1 I brown. ISth row: 1 brown. 2 Ughl I green, 1 yellow. 2 red. 1 dark gri i 'I. 2 ' red. 2 dark green. 2 red. 2 light green. I l brown, lltb row: 1 browa, l dark green, 3 red. 1 light green. 3 led. 1 I light green. 3 red, 1 d.irU green. 1 j brown. 20lh row: 1 brown, 3 dark | green. 2 r.il. 1 Ughl green. 2 red. 2 1 light green. 2 red, 2 dark green.' 1 brown. 21st row: I hrown, 1 lidi: green. 1 red. I dark gr., n, 1 ml. 1 dark green, 3 red, 1 dark green. 3 rod, 1 light red, 2 III. 1 dark red, I en. I yellow, red, I green. 3 i greea, 3 red, l light dark green, 2 red, 2 brown. 23rd row: 1 3 red, 1 light green, 3 rod. 2 brown, lath row: 1 1 dark green, 1 light tl nk green, 2 red, 1 d. 1 dark given, 1 nth green, droit light gr 1 1.1 iwn. 2nd r. yellow, l brown. 18th row: 1 brown, 1 yellow, 1 llgn.1 groan, 2 red, 2 dark green. 1 red. 2 light preen. 2 rod, 1 light green, 1 yellow, 1 brown. 2l'.Mi row: 1 bruwn, 1 yellow, 1 light green, 1 dark green, 2 red, 1 light green, 1 dark green, 2' light green. 2 red. 1 dark green. 2 yellow, 1 brown. 27th row: 1 brown, 1 yellow*. 1 dark green, 2 red, 4 light green, 2 dark gfOOII, 1 light green. 1 dark green, 1 yollOW, 1 brown. Ittfc row: 1 brown. 3 yellow, 1 dark green. 1 light green. 0 dark green. 1 light green, 2 yellow, 1 brown. 29th row: 1 brown, 2 yellow. 1 dark green, 7 light green, 3 yellow, 1 hrown. tOtb row: I brown, 4 yellow, fi dark green, 1 light green. 3 yellow. 1 brown, .'list row: 1 brown. 4 yellow. 3 light green, fi yellow. 1 brown. 32nd row: 1 brown, fi yellow. 1 dark greet,. I light green, tl yellow. 1 brown. 3.1nl rOW! 1 brown. 13 yellow, 1 brown. 84th row: 1 brown, 11 yellow. 1 brown, sr.ih row: ir. yellow (only). 30th row: II brown, (only), 37th row: 15 brown (only). 3Mh row: lit brttwn truly!. Two si rings eneh of brown and yellow bends are needed: and one string r ieh nf light green, dark green, red, light blur and dark blue. Tomorrow—Help-Ill Hints from Readers. au logalilaa aililiaaaej to Miss Kirk- man In carp of the "Kfflcient Hous.- keoplng*' department a*lll be answered In tins, columns In their turn. Thla requires rnnsl.lprable time, however, owing to the great number received. So if a [arsenal nr quicker reply la desired, a atampad ami aalf*addnaaad envelope must be enclosed with the question. He sure to use YOt'lt full num. street number, nntl thc name of your rlly and province. —The Mitral*. ROYAL BRIDESMAIDS ./•as. ■dWMPl £"*<%*> i\ : ^53K^F?^H ■ \'9tr ».' * 1 - _ i Vw I^tE mkx?* L M,* Iw' r^ i <_**_ w m m &m _—————. ■ BH J j. rrlnressea Theodora, Ccclla. Mnigaret and Knolii Andrew of (Ireece, who were the bridesmaids nt the a Ashhy lo Lord Mtuinthatli n. . daughters ■titling of Mi, if Prince i Bdwtna consumption, and dig nhk* in spite of I i up Into the berol, "a ' I have often wonde less , ahiu ao fast up th off bam. It must hurt of Ihos as thus (or pn enabled to gr victor of Quoit tl Willi, made ll Heights of Abl been lhe mem, ly worms. - L'ntler I Daily Recipe TOASTED CHttSE SANDWICHES ' Cluck London Daily News. II • The Lighter Side 1 —» Cut Irish I. gluli nf th and . fin Spelling It Is easy' U ninplt-s of men (nnd particularly wonraT) talned preeminent p S^jcceis HhUll'lal.l | dare w( -i-i uIhi hav, ,-i lions In nun.I walks of lid* (l.-Hpiti* a riffrHtabloi failing ever to In; certain how th'* j King's Kn;:li.-"h ihould ba ipvllid. Such I a falling may m«rely mean that th'.' j culprit bos a fini' disregard f"r iin- Important details. Tti.it th._- direet< r ■ of a biff buslni'HH eOMWfl ami sj)| of an Important provincial rlty in his prlvat'* rorief-pondenee eomrnftud auch soleclnmM i.s writing to "i.iv ; d**re durler." in no way affeitod-. Ull ability to judge th'- propitloui mo-1 ment for a rteni-'itlonal COUP or hrlog i his pra<-ti«itl exp. Heme t<> h»'nr nn tit' | improvement ot municipal affairs, mil such a cam.* toot* H'-elling is • pari j of tho machinery nf life that " may he browned -hy placiun Mr-*-*-! pan greasetl lU^itty with bin on f il or butter. BY LENORZ Told in Rime Some of the most attractive blouaea in the French shops, which sooner or later find UliraMlVM tranwinirted lo or copied In America, cotPhiue in ■a in.ist attractive way thl beautiful Velvet brocaded chifl'niis, with plain crepe de chine or (■twrglttl in the Ktimo color. The standin.g figure In the sKetih illustrates Oni Of thesi models, whii h Is DUtdl in sappliip ISd may bej worn wiih a bla ulip U an afternoon costutoe. The teeteA lady who is serving t«a wears a dark Llu.' p'ornctto rrep*'. Aw wlili h readies to the kne•«, * iind is ivnrn over it long slip. The I lleik mill sleeVe! tllllst r.'i t .* tin* Krciu h j fondness (or ladder ind other open-1 work holders. Ise Taplora In f"riill Mm Whrn thf fmit nr berries for a pip are too juicy, p-rhaps you haff bc^n In the htibit of tbicLtrniof; i! ■■ mliturr* n*ith Hour, nr -*om*ilarcb. Tbe ncM titr.'' use tspiuca. (The powdrred or ground kifi-l". I'se n Iali|**s'ni(>nfii] to a pn*-. It will thi'lcfn It better and give a much n..- r tla\or. TIIK lIorsKWIFK. I ■-1-;- .'-H* Hit. t*V J'-.'.... ■ ■ Ja/.r ( lim^Htj THE HAVEN OF THE BLEST. I havo a funny notion, but 1 calculate It's right- Though I alnt what you'd ever call religious. And while 1 pass it on nobody needs to shirt a fij-ht, For I alnt meanin' to be sacrile^lotiH. Hut when I get to thlnkln' of the churches we have got And ull the different brands of savin' Ktiice, It sterns an awful muddle and It --tarts me feelin' sad At how these different sects divide the race. We all have got our notions how to reach the pearly gate And nil are hopln' we can nuiko lhe climb. Some folk*" get nil het up for fear . they're goln' to be too lute, While others calculatt- there's lots of time. Then some are too solicitous about ihe other chap, And criticize his gait and start to laugh. The two of them start argufying—then they start to scnip— That starts tli.ni both backsleliu' down thc path. Then others go their .selfish way and tell you mifs'hty sharp Their way of savin' souls is much the best. They think their whips ars sprouiin' and they're goln" to play a harp When they git to the "hftven of the bl. st." While others ate so busy helptn* wicked folks like us • i " They aint a-buastin' where they're goln' to land; They're, just the common Christian-! and they never raise a fuss, Hut always try to give a helpin' h.'nd. So I been kind of thlnkln' when we reach the Judgment place And Gabriel calls for order in the court, That the good Lord who made us aad who loves the human race Aint Koin' to ask us when we there report The brand of our religion or if we w<*nt to church, Or what was lure our most hewettln" sin; He alnt a-goln' to ask about uur pit religious stunts Before he says Hi's goln' to let us In. 1'eihaps He alnt n-goin' to ask a hi. s.-id thiiiK at all, So I don't m what folks have need to fear. A l.od of Dove won't tell us that we're lost beyond recall. So what's the us.* of wiitni-liu' while we're here? He madi the blessed earth and every- thiitK that is therein And knows that we're a-bue.-ln' mighty odds. Hut some conceited- critters think they're bnyin' reserved s-*;ils Who may wind up us "tllUlhudl" in the "gods." So while l*m sittin" b-'iv and ihinkln" out thin i-hym.* of niin.-, I have to stop and sort of era ok a grin At how some folks will stan.l *fjbo*\ and feel quite scandalized If they, by chance, should see mo um- Mia' In. And also, if St. IV,. r laks a chanc. on sinful in,. And lttl ou in to mlAffll wiHi llu rest. I bet I'll have n fit seeln' folks I .hmt expect to see When I get to "the haven of the blest." —w. C, Motley ward of 100 will bo summoned with- out of work. lie was remanded and an ln the next month. The question of i Interpretation of the act will be ob- whother it is the Intention of the tainoU from Ottawa. Dominion government to send de faulters to Jail ln their inability to pay the |G0 fine Is worrying court officials here. Today a young farm hand was convicted but ho had no money to pay hla fine aa he has Vice Ants havo frequently drawn little wagons 1*100 times their own weight. The tongue of the chamelon ifl aa a long as its body. Court Officials Worry About Sending Income Tax Defaulters to Jail PORT A1 mint, Ont.. Au?. 3.— The prosecution of income tax de. faulters Is proceeding here and up- FISHING TACKLE When going on-your vacation, why not go prepared to do some fishing? We have a new stock of RODS, REELS, LINES, CASTS, ETC. ALSO THERMOS GOODS Wc have all sizes Dottles, Kits and parts. See our Automobile Kits. Prices right. NELSON HARDWARE COMPANY Box 1050 Nelson. T»a — that's KflUft'ii ■WAXTITK*' Ccru thkr-t. I-i 11*- aMUrl 1h»i'« "r,« |i'< kind ll.al n.o.l tola. g-f-Kn*l k'lf fit ai'J '■! and »•' ' And, I fursa it'a krlU'i • "WA.XTITK** Cm rittN ll.al pill (>,...- bi- r-NN ■■ fin i'IikIs :l»al »•*■ ••-' i*. gi.t*-rT*' I y_k ^cm^m ■ ■ Blanu mentalfatigue , a _Uonaver*Qtmg 7(a!*»v.Tg.^«i* -"•■ H-*- U »-»lrd air-llvkt with ih- wki -M,*-r lackrt All* mtVsrt el KELLOGG'S KRUMBLES aad KELLOGC'S BRAN, (ok.J aad kraaiali-l Twenty Years Ago (Tin- L'aily News, Augimt 4, 1902'. The ten-stamp mill which haa Ycvn n-.i'l at tho itelief mliir*. 13 -niles from Kiie, bf J, J). MrNally, under lho s'lperlnti'inlenre ol F. II. N'.ttk- ii.n, tssgUOger of the mine, was Blurted tip lasl night. The e<>muieii-'< ment of iraf-k on the Venus and Athabasca propfrtei* Is now awaiting thiWlinvsl of the right- of-way for the tramway, whVh \t ttmsetOttry to bniid in wdfff to carry the Vriiii.s nn.! U) thl Alh:il>'J.'*H,a mill. The tramway will he "lii"l feet in lumlh. and M MOB :im the cilH'Htlon of rlgnl -of-way la dlspimed of, eon jjitiiitUi-ii ivill he «tarted ut once. Tidfer nnd daughter of •"iting Mrs. T. 'jreenwood days. BEST GROtERS SELL IT MASON eV HICKEY DISTRIBUTORS af,,?!.;1™ Building Material Let ua fiprure your bills of Building Material. Coast Lumber a specialty, John Burns & Son RADIO PHONES Arc Revolutionizing Life in thc Country and the City Can't you just picture a group of sportsmen around the camp fire at night listening in on a concert and news bulletins many miles away. Then picture the thousands of folks right in their own homes all over the country getting the same amusement. Truly marvelous! A Radio Receiving Set will enable you to be one of these—wherever you may be. They're compact and easily installed at reasonable cost. Canadian Auto and Electrical Supply Co. Operating Daily News Broadcasting Station C. J. C. B. NEL80N, B, C. -7^7 THE NELSON DAILY NEWS, FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST I, 1922. Page TTW Shoes For the Kiddies About 75 pairs ot Boots wilh rubber sole and leather sole. Prices 75<*, 95-*, $1.15, $1.-15 Slippers $1.15, $1.55, $1.95 Sizes—Infants' size 5 to Misses' size 2. Just the thinjj; for the holidays. R. ANDREW & CO. LEADERS IN FOOTFASHION LATEST TREATMENT FOR SKIN DEFECTS Kootenay and Boundary Women's Institute Passes Resolutions for the Conference THRUMS, Aug. I.—A special meeting of ths womsn'a Instltoto tu held it the home of lira Chalmers lo hear an address on "Federated I nut I hi ten" hv UM, V. H, McLaihlan of Vlelnria. All the members of this Institute are in favor of federation. Mrs. MrLnchlan ■aj the guest of Mr. und Mrs. Chalmers. The monthly meeting of the Wmnen'a Institute was hold at the home of Mrs. [>. Crulckshanks. Tarrys. There wai a largo attendanea of membsra ami BOY SCOUTS CAMP1N CROW Fernie and Cranbrook Lads Have Outing'at Morrissey; Gain Praise Social Happenings In Nelson ^ rl rloal nf bU.I fmi raaolatloaa llistitiila to tho Kootenay, to bo fore bt-ltlK t.ron ►-ERNIE. Aug. lamp of Feral. nf liny StuutM l» i\IoitIssi>\. about hen. All i*.1*1 tin Ipattng in thla gra -Tli.. ul rn low In alnc i nil.. ,'iiml uliri in irool; tnioli: nil awtag i' st tun it li- li Is of ill two wri'ks' duration. Titry ar- under ,. tli.. command of Dlatrlcl Bcoutmaeter La Oeorg. 0. Kvniis, lormerly at mis olrjr, ,, tint now ii'siilliiw lit Wlniuii.'K. who is J. Iiiasl.sti.il hy g. M. Donaldaolt, fernie, bi* hil.l the end ot August In and •. H CUlta of Irani.rook. Tin- Nelaon. orcaul8.il ion in e.H.i|i is niosl perfect Mrs. Chalmers gavt a short aooouol *""i •*« oatlee nre entered upon and of the ehllil welfare conference reeently I earrlnl out by Ihe hoy.i Willi real mill- h. Ill in N.lsuii, i.artlculiirly dwelling in tary inielslon. The troopa lire divided the faet that lulU'll preventive Work 1'"" P»tn>l«, there being Hue" I'l'iin- might be done hv having the aervtcea brook, known nu the lte.iv.is, Bulldog* of a illstrtet nurse for the sehool ehll- ! and Heuadfl, while garni, eollslsts of dreil. All the member, of tile IlistU.it.. live patrol., known ns the Item, is, agreed to aupiiort thla. Mrs. Cralck* Stage. Hears, Eagle* .nnl I'ia.-s. Bhanaa served tea utter the meeting ad- An bleu of the healthful iliill.s i.n.l Journed. I ex.relse tn which the boys lire sub.l.el itiuv lie gathered from the dally orders, us follows: At h to !> u. m.—Tin eight troopa in nip are assigned r. spti'liv. ly: less wns (lone anil i were Beat from ither Institutes in Indo'raed bv them the TARRYS AND THRUMS Musks of radio l-Dseaoea atlng akin \MINING IN TROUT LAKE DISTRICT IS BECOMING ACTIVE i le TBOUT LaKB, Auk. 1—A ho In direction work on thfl Ine. ban received instruenu tic working for the niin Id' tlir rying on tiie work is sspseted to or- e in Trout Lake abool Aoguet -I. (when It bs sipooted that development work will be pushed mot.' vVorously, Work is proceeding ot the r'oggy i>ay land the new lunm-l Is In about SO feet 'he ore beiinr taken out is maintaining Ulues lu gold, lius Olson, who has been plOOCr nin- inor on the l.ardeau river In the vlcinlt*. I of the town of Trout Lake, has struck Rood pay illrt. from which be Is row sluicing from Jl to |1.60 per hour. Packet of \ WILSON'S FLY PADS i Will Kill MORE FLIES THAN, S8°-°WORTH OF ANY / \STICKY FLY CATCHER/ Clean to handle. Sold by all Drutruists, Grocers and General Stores Obituary TERRY. FFKNIK. An-r. *. Perry, oged 18, died i her sen, rrsd •;. P Mrs, Etixsbath I Ul<< rclldellC" Of rry of thla city a lingering lllno-u which cuiifited her 10 in.1 ior several months. Site baa b.en resident In Fernl- fi r over It yeara, omnlng here from Nelson. She was burn :il Sarnia. Out., October lfi. ihr,-V Her husband. William '>. Parry, a WI ll-knnwn old-titu.-r In the Kootenays, predeceased her four month** ago si. i Ik survived by her son. R ii. Perry, court reporter, of this cily; two grandchildren and four brOthOM and one sis- t.r in .Sarnia, Ont. CASTLEGAR NOTES l-ASTI.KilAlt, Aug. J.— Hev. Katlii Teek nf Trail is a I'lislhgar Vlalto ■a helii illvlne serviei' In the hull 'I'u, dny Ml! niin li. irgeola, Ilaa 1 Itl'llllO Ml rl I'i at I. H.iurg ol- motored "* k-elul lu the Luotenm Bourgaola, Miss Hern Pratt, and (Iseur I'tirlsl ghoraeerel over tli hitler's ear. P. I'. Tyaon. i: r. Player, v. _ Oorla an.t Teddy Player, mi of Trail, were visitor, lo Ca.tlegar during the day and are r. gist.'l'eil ut tile Castlegar In.'.I Mr. and Mrs T. 1.. Hloomer have iron, to N.lson io attend the funeral of Mr. Hloomer's mother, who died iu Trail on Sni'ilav. Miss Dorothy >■' I n. r waa iiie rraaet of ber parents. Mr. aid Mrs. ",\\ J Farmer, over the week-end. Harry Wright of Ne'son Is registered at th" t'listlegnr hotel. Miss Lillian Hloomer, who has speni the paal week 111 TiaJI visiting her grandmother, returned lioiiie last ova* nlrg. V IOR COMPlliTIi SATIS"ACTION use stbT CREAM'-WEST FLOUR HAVE YOU TRIED IV Tha coinptats satisfaction! Ths sbsolute yuaranteai The firm behind the goodal You'll be agreeably surpriaed. Order e sack tod'ty from your grocer. Manufactured by ths Hedley Shaw Milling Co., Limited Affiliated with the MAPLE LEAF MILLING CO., LIMITED Local Wholesale -Representative Clarke Brokerage. USE Our No. 1 and No. 2 APPLE-PICKING BAGS Ask Your Merchant-He Can Supply You Canada's Largest Manufacturers of Canvas Goods of Eecry Description. GRANT-HOLDEN-GRAHAM, LIMITED 1260 HAMILTON STREET VANCOUVER, B. C. THRUIM, Aug. 3— It. T, ftt Power has recently Imported iwo pur.' bred Yorkshire pins, bred from the famous herd of Hr.lhorn & Nephews, Ontario. A car of feed tU brought Into ihe valley and dtotrtboted by Mr. Richards, s.'crciary. The cherry emp has b.-i-n abundant nnd tin* cherries are nf good quality. A great many orates have goal to tlu I rairle from here Colonel He.1.1 ef Bonnlagton wns n visitor for tlu* week-cndi the guest of Mr. and Mrs It I M Power. Mrs, Curr, from I,, thhridgo, Ul OOtM to Tarrys to pay ti visit to DOT SOU, V. t.urr of Tarrvs. Miss Htggsnj of Boswell arrived on Tuesday evening and i* the guest of Mrs. Chalmers •ami .Mrs. Power. Miss Mlggeiga, has been appoinled school teacher to the Thrums and Tarrys tlle- triet sehool. APPOINT NEW SECRETARY. oleanlng camp, moving wood; 2, tary duties: I, sawing wood for kitchen; i, liaeltng wood f..r campftrc and kitchen; r.. removing leaven snd debris around camp; ts, general utility* 7. cut- tint,' IprUO*1 bows and making mat* tresses; v. cook bouse fatigue. At 1 t.. lO.gg—1, shooting; -. csmy loom; 3. -dgnalling; i. Fatigue, At in:!'. -Rathlne parade »' tin to 1 ltd -Ri si hour. Tin* afternoon in oceupini by drUlIng, flaaing, anooung nnd swlmmtng. After supper Hi. boys rest around camp until Mrs M. J. VIGNEUX In KocIr) Edlior of Tnt* Dally News and conducts this deparlmcnt. All news of a Boclal nature, Including recent iona, private enlertainmenf-i, personal lleniH. marrlat-es, etc, will ■npotr In thla columti. Teleiihone Mra. Vigneux. A nt.n.b* r lefti friends Mr. and Mr.*) street, last snd Mis N. ed Ut the I .McCulb'ch. i. ■Olng to bid the Jf M gatl ^. Rib* m.- of Ward f a i'i *> p. m Win and their i-nnpin vice until light* id d they hold i at THRUMS, A Ing of rate pay* 1 i.use on .Julv port was ri,, Richards of Ti I,—The jinnuiii meet- vaa held at the school Tiie secretary's re- .1 and a.li.pt d- A, t anys, who lias belli sso retary for the past six years, was again nominated, but refused to hold onios any longer. Mrs U. \V. Clnlniis was elected ami Is now seoretaj v. A vote of thanks tu Mr. Richards for his ion* and efrielent service »v»s moved by Mr. Dedd, aeconded bj .Mr. Tarry and unanhno'ttsly corrled. Ai'tcr some dlsousoion t-'.n was v-t'd by th.- ratepayer! to help with a die* ti let nurse In connection with school r. Tarry. Tan I tor for the ce wa appointed uu- ENTERTAIN FOR HOUSE GUESTS A1X8WORTH, Aog, 3.-- M J. H. Cbomat spent n, few during ths w.-ek, tin* gussta Mrs J H. Sti.l Mrs. St.-l . ulcri a f.w of hi r frlrmls in their hon t-'itday evening. Cards and games th-' lini" pass pie isantly. Dalni rreehmenta were served by the ho Tho-e preoonl were Mr. and Mrs, Henry. Mr. an.l Mrs. D t Sir. Mis. I,. W. Oughtrsd. Mrs. McK ami Mr. und Mrs. .1 lt. SI.-. I. wWetTnotes and Mrs lays here f Mr ,\n.i WANETA, Ann. I—Mra A. ,1. gloter an.l daughter, Roth, of Trail cam.- gat- urday for an extend.-.I visit wilh Mr and Mrs, A R, Churehcs. Mrs. I*"nd A'll. return. 1 on Halurd.iy front Hossland, after n wick's vi-it With Mr and Mr*., (iswald Waller. Miss Mary Thompson arrived on Frldav from Otgago, Sciitland. for an cx- t.nibd visit with Mr. and Mrs. John Stirling and fiimilv. Mr. and Mrs I: a. Aldsrsmlth and sen Maurice, an.l Miss Itartiara Lang ot Trail left on .•'ri.Iay for a thr.-c Wiskg* camping vaeatlon at Procter. A. J. Slater and Archie Lang of T.ail np.*rit the week-end with C, \V. Sla'er Mr Jind M.rs. Walter Sharpe of Fruitvale were valley \lsih.rs on Sijnih.v A. K. Churches ami Nnrrls Churches returned on Fr Ida v from a few days' stay In Bossland. PERRY SIDING NOTES PERRT SiniNU, Aug. t.—Mlaa Joye- PoWOll left here on Monday, July ?;, for New Denver, where she is visltlm; Miss v. Downey. • F. Powell was up to Sloean nn M.ni- dny, July i'i. returning hy the after* tmon train. Among those who took in tin* deaoe at Appledale on the ecosolon of the ■*«. niversarv ol' the I,allies' Progrsaslve BSOOClation were Mr. and Mr*-, I>awu.-v, Mr. and Mrs, Powell, Mrs. Carlson, W Ckripon, ^tr. anil ■ Mrs* H.intev; K l'o!ts.s Mr. and Miss riin-iirtinifs ;nd oM!ers>fciiul a very enjoyable time was spent. I Mrs. P>vcren of Rsgina arrived hen on July 31 to Join Mr 1'everell, who ha« purchased the J. Hlnl rinich. 1'idiivciff, th.. chime player <-f AniFteidiitn. in the 1 St h rentury, (dayed pinnofurle music, with tn~ •-Itlliy. Fill Out Those Hollow Spots Try Ironized Yeast to Put on Firm Flesh Heifl is a quick pnsy w iy to acquire firm, Fniouth. velvety cheeks, a well- rounded neck, nml beautifully curved hhonlders free from hnilowH. Ju.st take two plciihHiit-tust.iji|i; lub- letH of Ironized Yeast three times a day. Th« yeatd adils new firm flesh, fills out the hollows, and glv**8 the soft delicate curves which true beauty requires. The new Ferret "ironlz.itlon*' process used solely in lronlzed Yt-ast, enables the yeast to Impart these benefit.*" twice as quickly. And the Iron brliiKs a Wonderful color to the cheeks, (let IronUed YenHt today. In a few days the wonderful Improvement in your flRtire will astonish you. To try It entirely free, simply mail postal card for fiimoua 3-Day test. Ad- dresa Harold F, Ritchie & Co., Ltd., l>-'i>t. 101, Toronto. lronlzed Yeast is recommended and guarauteed by _adl good dealers. -- l:.yor Coniiuand'i Seyi. isuectsd bv tli,' district en Major Hick 4 el* . V., nin ,, wi re highly commended '..'lit showh the tin . as Boy S n petition Hi.' i 'rows . Is |t,e hi illf- lll til. atiim led wil R, Willi Id I tlon Net Tradli t trophy. Mills Phee of F.reie while Uir."* h<< Lanoan i Paro (Cranbrook) won all tied with scon i or It, Viaitora Racel?td Wednesday afternoon last to th. i com- t p tc irt \lc They leave for their home In LOO Angeles, t'al.. Monday morning by motor, r'n roatS they will vbil In Hpo- kan« und Seattle. • • • Allan MePherson, sharsholdsr tot dimeter of tlte Ontario Sloean UOmber company, who is accorapsnled by hit- daaghtsr, M,io>s motored :""t ,,,'r ' toy, car** being furnwh-id b) "r s,';tl11 Rotary club. On this k*s« demonstration test for th. !•■ boys threw up I h-an-to in in,unit s. I iifnrtiin.it.'lv .1 the greater portion of the tn f..r the at'leriieoii. The khootlng competition was Charlie Imnlsn sen of T. J. Bcentsn, Stanley street, arrived lu town rTodaeo- day evening from Trail, where h. has 1 n ..n the Canadian Hunk of Commerce staff fnr some time, and left fnr Kelowna last evening, while he has been transferred. D. McDonald, who || doimr contract work on the Reno mining propsrty at Sli.i;-» Ctpek, ia in thu city fur a few days. F.. Miller of Willow Point gaoot, Mim, w. gogglns ere visitors la town on special progt final In tn .'li.» as rollows: First. W. Kudu —tOt, wit r Heaphy. Penile, '>'. -■■', *-3 —1->0; third, ir Burron, Cranbrook 51, SI, :.i -IM; fourth, w Mills, Ptmle, &fi. If, *<>-- 111; firui i:. Qarnor, Pcrnle, SI, 63, u — H.a, Pole ra-Qltlng, tog--of-war, blind i>ox- i:u-'. gymnastic stunti snd bro^oo bu*-t- 1111" Wound up the .-veiling list of events. Camp will lie broken mi Saturday, hut, during t!..- last days 'be bn*,M will en- I desvor '" qualify for acout iwlmmers' purflclciicj badgtM T* ** t.-i calls for swimming IOI yardi breast stroke; .»ti yards on bock Without T-USing arms er hands*; swim -.0 yards wilh clothes on; undress In water nnd duck-.living to recover cbjeet weighing fl*.* pouuds in \ elyht ft*, t of writer. Mr and Mrs. L 0, tie Veber of l,eih- t. ridge IMVS on the Crow boat this morning after saending ■■ ttw da>s with Mr dl Veber's brotlor, L. B, tie V, ber. Mrs. A Me Mahn leoak 1 Ba] staff U < the like at a iiiegor of Crawford Day isttor yesterday, see rOVgM of th- Hudson nyoylng lor holiday acio-as oampini party. August Clean-Up Sale We Feature Today f NOVELTY SUMMER DRESSES at $19.95 Each DR.ESSESC of the better sort made of French Ratine or Dotted Swiss. These are all individual styles, no two alike, and we have them in sizes 16, 18, 38 and 40. Values regularly $33.50 and $35.00. August Sale Price, Q1 Q Q^ WHITEWEAR AT 20 PER CENT DISCOUNT Best quality White UNDKIUVEAK that you need every day. You can supply your needs for the piesent or future at a saving worth while. UNDERSKIRTS Of fine Cambric, trimmed with luce or embroidery. Mr. and Mrs. J F. Hird of Ferry S iter have taken up their roOldi me Kootenay street. See T. H. Maddeok is enjoying a vacai flsbtni In Neh.on (Uld vicinity. -du Bonnechl of Fro ■ yeaterday, At Surprise Party Announce Arrival With Perry's Yell FERRY SiniNO. Ann*. 3.— The folks 'ifi ■ Rave Mr. snd Mn. Bird a unrpi'lse p-irty on Monday nt*rht, July ~i, »■ they nrs ahortly ltnvlng li. ri- for Nelson, wher** they will v- ■iile In future. Tiie psily au» noaiio«d their arrival with the Per- i*ya yell, and the ivumu*- w.ii spent In ii*iii'**i. recitations nnd e-"r«.- alona of orood will and good wlalies for their future happlnene, tha party breaking up at midnight. Mr. and Mrs. BgTOM Clark of ' anil Miss Smith Of Vernon, who been the gUOStS of Mr. Clark's p;i Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge Clark, street, for the pool l» fl^ys, leav morning by motor for their borne Etagular I1.B0 Underskirts for HeKular $2.25 Underskirts for llctmlar $2.73 Underskirts for Regular $3.75 Underskirts for Night Gowns Made of fine Nainsook or Cambric, trimmed with lace or embroidery: Regular $1.50 Gowns for 81.20 Regular $2.00 Gowns for 81.00 Regular $3.7") Gowns for 83-01) Regular $5.00 Gowns for 81.00 Regular $7.50'Go\vns for 86-00 ENVELOPE CHEMISES Nicely trimmed or plain tailored. Regular $2.00 quality, each Regular $3.00 quality, each Regular $3.75 quality, each 81.20 81.80 82.20 83.00 Regular $5.00 quality, each.. 8i.«o 82.40 83.00 8100 Phone 200. /■** 611 Baker St. i park, n*t urnii three week Imi Swings Useful Club 'i,<-.'.;. *.-.- i%i SB wm—W ***■ H ■ wjf ***-***%• iV^#Iv **** \\\\\\ " 4^ W\r> ,\ M-5.v-'"'ii^:'- BoW^- •U.nag *•»•»" i.i*W rl u\W&&&^£-tW> ■ '__\W bbbbTK : , Bp t, gf*i « mm J I'm - i **- o ' - • L '* UWsWMT W It s f "<* yr .**?«* m i r- * rr\ j ■ 1." / , W% ' fe^ awfur.i Barj ipeiil The Mtaoos Agnei and Marjorie .!.- i rome, who are at Bennington for ths ' summer months, have as their goeetj Mrs J. Whltebroad, Mrs. R. Joins this «i.k Miss Bva Arm.-i.'iin. Hits and Mrs. (j. C]nu>ch ami children of Margaret Cameron, Miss Mey-me Mc- ! Huston sp.-rit a pleasant outine; Wednes- j I'huil, Miss Sybel Ke.ler. Miss Hasel ] day at the summer home of Mrs. Will- | I'eisrll and Miss Marjory Hurt on oT : nun Wahlie, on the north shore, [Cranbrook. ■ •<, ess, | Fred C. Irvine of the Hank of Mon-; Hi*** McKeiizi.-*s NWlag cilcb- ef Ht, itr.'it staff at LllloOSt let! last evening l Faul's Fresbyteriati church met at llu Spend I ni a vacation with his par- ; summer bom« »f Mrs. c, E. Miller, Mr. and Mr-, \\ iltlain Irvine, (SS I where thev Spent 0 Very enjoyable •tnot i Wedne.-dtiy afteru.mii Assisting tin- hostess lu servintt the refreshment a w.-re Mrs. h. MeKenste, Mrs. Ulenden- nlng and Mrs, It, Ham. s. Those present wire Mrs, w. u. Blanohard, Mi- Hector MncKensIs, Miss Whiteman, _ Mrs. J, Melntyre, Mrs. tticbar.l Rums, Mrs. l-ranl- .Nash of RsrlOS is ihe | Mrs ,; „ „,..,„ Mfw James Arm- of Fairfield atroag, Mrs. Hob-rt Bmlllle, Mrs, c _, I Milbr. Mrs. \\ BOggme, Mrs. CJn- „ , ,, , denning. Mrs, J. A Curran. Mr-- A. HcDoneld »*r grown, Mrs, Aipeugh, Mrs. T. Martin, thiK at Cellar .\-rs McCallum, Mrs, \\. A. Hubert, un UM Mrs. J, U Ufj MrMi j|U(.h ,{o;,s Mrs. D, Dab* of •sterdoy in the cl aflu ont a ■Hla • • • Mr. and Mrs. A, A. Webb of Lcth- brldgO. who arrived |p the city from Tmlr vTodneadayt Uft last evening for the toast. see . Frank Nash ,,f or Mrs. HcQulre Willow Point. Miss Maun.'n-ll, Mrs. 1.. A. Murphy. Hector McK**nsIe, Robert clerihew, Erneet Welsh. Robert Peebles, Robert Wallatch, .tack Frost and Mr. and Mra MWOItl a. Murphy. IS HOSTESS TO THIMBLE CIRCLE AINSWORTH, A Henry was the host ed meeting of the Wednesday afterno" prettily decorated .f .-weet p.a: ■k. I.—Mra J. »• ss to a well ntt-Mid- Thlmbta cirtle on n. The rooms were with artistic bou- and babies'-bre; Henry served a dainty lunch from a nicely arranged tabic centered by the same flowers, She was assisted hy Mra D. r. gtrebeok. The noat i-m-ting Wll] l„. hold lit th- hum, of Mrs. W. 1J. Lane 00 W.dmsdav. AlgttOt 8. AINSWORTH NOTES Miss Ward and New York City are « Point, the guests uf Mt MacDonell. Ha i Mrs. C. C. I-Vinviek nf South Slu ipent yesterday iu town . Howard Oreen of v*anosuver, who Mrs, Horn fell of Van nenaaUng ■ nol Ida I ein.', Mr. and Mrs. Sam 1 left by the Kettle Vail, on Wednesday evening. Vancouver barrister. Air Mai tin and tUttght and Brym ;a of Mr.-. I tf WlllO* It Point. witli his par- Heen of Kasl) - fur hi.- horn- Mr, Unci [| f Th. bi ethods isiness ii. named nt the notary stub lunct Monday Is eomposod of Mayor McHardy, Ueorga BetrweU end Hunter. nittee an on AINSWORTH, Aug. I.* Jr. and Miss F.th.-i Hawss cam, In from Klmherly on Thursday'e beat to optad a vacation with their parents here. Huehleberrylng la in full swing now. Crates of berrtei are being ship|i*d ai- taoat every day. A Romber <»f fndwao ar. oamptag on the beaoh in order 'u harvest a good crop of tills deiiciou* wii-u f.-ult. SLOCAN CITY NOTES Mrs. O, N visitor in Hi-uw town nt* Bonn ■tsrdey. Robli I Mis.-ies Janet and Elliabetll Carrie wen* visitors on Wednesday si tbe nun- j no r place of Mrs. Turn QfbeoO, Willow | Point. Mn W. M. W". id of Rossland tsmd i ber t-d u MISS PEGGY THOMSON, I.ady Knlf champion of Alberta, and 17-year-old daughter of W. F, Thom- don, for many yeura golf [no. ut Hanff, Alberta. AmiiselH, in Bgygtt tnudo a census iOO y«an before Christ. Qhlle yug _the-first, gouth Anierl- enn state lo construct railways, olty visitor yesterday. Miss K. Lang ol Trail p laroagh tha otty o« Weiim-sday o way to Procter, where she Job camping party. j c. Hutiyan loaves tonight on the c.asl train for Ravslotoko, where he will relieve in the QOstOmo Offic'.' for six Weeks. Mr. ami Mm, J bame ranch, Belford, gneetO Mr. ami Mrs B, ti McElwaln and Mr. Morrlw toria, who STS hen- fur weeks on a motor trip. Mrs, II, Hi rived lu ths ■on, c. it. Mrs Hanna. who Is in stilt smart and active Ring wMh her chibh places on the prairie liiniliia, and says she through the mountalni ison of AIh iVS as the) Rodell, Mra . all Of Vic I Couple V III., i it- Han: ilxht to VI, It ll.! 'ail...tiate street her Hth year, li ind has been lis n in dlfferem and Hrltish Co enjoyed her mi very much. Sl.nCAN (MTV. Au*?. 3.—Mrs. p. g, Scott and little son, David, went to Nelson on Munday, returning home dOrtng the week, Mrs George Trlohett of New Denver Spent the ** Sok-Snd here, the KUnst of her son, Crnhain Trickett. and fumilv. Mra A. ai Rogers and her son. .grander I>. Rogers, wont to Nelson on Monday for a few days. D Manhart was home from Nvlsqii on Sunday, Mrs T. MpWelsh and her brother, >1. Tipping, went t.. Nebam on Vassiday niurnniB in the Jitney. »i , weddiu Tlles- i Miss of Mr Miss E. Craves of Med ford, Ont, Is a visitor In town. J. O'Nell, the Spnkaiie lumberman. spent yesterday in town and returned in the evening by motor. • • • Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wilklnsun and Mr. and Mrs. W. J. HutlcdK** were Joint hoslesses on Wednesday evening nt a bonflrt party on the beautiful bead, ot the Hope View ranch. The evening war- spent beside the fire sinRliiR sours, j members of thi etc. after which refreshments were choir. ■erved. About f| gOSStS were proosntaO This announcement will be of Int.r- ttrgf number being from Trail. est to old-tlmcis, the parents of the • • ■ | groom-to-be being pioneers of this cily. Mr. Justice Big-slew of Rsgina, giek., I " " Lawrence Hunbar, son ef Mr Mrs. Thomas Dunbar, Silica strw rive J on the Crow boat Wed in from Calsary. after three months' With tils sister. Mra W. A. Mclbiv. resides there. The First Bopttst church, Vane; will be the scene of day eveniiiR. Auri Alice Wlnnifred Clark. dnUKht.-r and Mrs. .1. A. Clark, Ontario atrevt, will be united in marriaRe to Mr Alvin Mliford Davieon, fourth sou of Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Davison. Fifth avenue, west. Hoth these you iir people are popular Bt Baptist church Is a gttOOt In tin* city nnd spent y* day wilh Mr. nnd Mrs. Thomas Wilkinson at Hope View ranch, un the north shore. I 0 s MIsh May Sutellffe of Hlondel, who has been visitlitR In FriRland for the pant year, returned the first part of the week. • • • Mr. and Mrs. (Jeorge Clark, Mr, ind Mrs. Harold Clark of OoldOO and Miss Smith of Vernon were visitors on Wednesday nt the noma of Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Emory, Willow Point. • • • Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Heith leave this morning. In company with Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Powell and family by motor for Spokane. Mr. and Mra. Lellh will then motyr through Yellowstone Paddy Harnoor l*-ft 00 Tuesday nlpht for Vancouver, where he will reside in future. During the past four months he has been the guest of thc Clllette boys In this city. » • e Mrs. D. 0i Thomafl and children are spending the remainder of the warm weather at Longbeach. Miss HaOOl Murphy, daughter of Mrs. L. A. Murphy, 723 Latimer Street, entertained a few of her young friends at a bonfire at the summer home of her sister, Mrs. Kdward A. Murphy, across the lake, on Wednesday. The evening was spent In popping corn and roasting peanuts. Refreshments were served. The ffruestH were Miss Hazel Maundrell, Miss Thelma Neelln, Miss M|ldrei of a point, while continental bills showed I gain of ( lo It point*-. Closing* Quotations. High. LOW. ('Pise. C I\ K Chlno Int. Marino com. . Mo. Pacific com.. do pt'tl ■-.tudehiiker 1'lerce- Arrow C. M. & St. P-. ■- Hock Island Cerro de Paseo. , •J. b. MM) com... ■.Tilly! AUGUSTUS THOMAS Utfl Mam NEW YoltK. *V'K. !•—"8 LONDON, Keg. :i--Si!vi' Judg | hall. h.-aii of tho Produ nssocinli'in, in uhi v h.' -wll] occupy the nu :i in llie Ihcalri.al WOrid Landii d.M's in 9rganl**« d boi VmiJOt*** RealBrtaia Boat. Ta Rod Boats and Actoinobiles Help Wr-ated Pontions Wanted Lost and Found Lhreatock Machinery Farm Produce Timber and Mines Classified Advertising Rates Want and Claaalfled Artvortlalng— One and ft half cents per word per insertion. Six cents per word per week, or It Mi per word per month, cash in advance. Transient ads aoc«ptld only on a casli-iipadvariee bull. Kadi. Initial (lgur*, dollftf sign, etc., con Ma hr Ml wind. Minimum Ifa If charged (ta Dllplay type double above rates. Local Reading Noticas—H per word eaeb insertion. In black fane or machine capitals tc per word. Pluck face capitals *,,; ft word, tfl per cent discount If run daily without change 01 copy for one month or more. Where advertisement If set mit in short lines the eharj-e is IL'1-.'. I line fi>r Itonian tvp.*. K.c for black face, and 2tV for black face capitals. Minimum 35c, If charged COc. 18 Miicellaneoni ior Sale 23 City Property for Sale POR SALK—M Wiuehesler rep«fttln| ririe, $1S, or will trade fnr fishing- rod, tackle, etc. Pox 3.*i4, Nelson. (IMS) 10 Male Help Wanted Foreign Exchange MM YnltK. Auk 3 —("aiil'tlii'i lain—Hit 11*1*80. Francs—Demand, I 1118,1 Lire—Demand. 1.11c. Murks—Dciniiinl. .Illftal « 013'2C. 11% 18t| 111 II •i 18 % "•J 7. 188*8 lit 8888 Sterling Exchange II8T8V Vi'KK. Aug. 8.—Sterllag e.v- oUanga firnt al 14.48V lor 10-aaj bill* und 14.11*4 for demand. Montreal Produce MONTREAL. Aur. 8.- Potato., tail butter tn iter; oheeea iany. *■],.,....«.— i-'im-si oaaterna, IBo to 1314 Butter—Gboloeel creamery. He Bgga—Selected, Sic to laa Potato..—Per bag, oaa Ial*, II. C. P. R. EAH.NINOS DECREASE. MONTREAL, Aug. I -Canadian ft eific railway earning, for tbe w» ending July U were SI iim ill"), li tl, creot ' llll, V, n "IU wanted lo asalal In .tore; make hlmoeli kcii. roll.*. useful. O. K. Il.ii.- ery. 18719) WANTED—Bellboy, strathcona hotel. I8MJ) WANTED—Crew tur aniiiKla mill. Apply McQueen. Btlvertoo. (8181) UAKB MONET AT IIOME—111 to ||I0 paid weekly fnr ynur apare time \vrlt- log abowoarda fnr us. No oaavaaalag. ^\'e Insiruct nntl supply with work. West Amine Ibowoard Service, 7 Col- bourne BMg., Toronto I88881 '^ Situations Wanted—Mai' t>i fort Vancouver Stocks Dally New. Apply Itnx 88. i■:, n tl NELSON. Auk 3 auaaago far atarllai t Ulr'f 14.41 8888 H :i7 liius inn Dominion Live Stock WMMiraOi Aus I.—Haoalpta Iii the >-arda up to » a. m. today were 11^» cattle. 3IIU hoKa and ,"n slieep. Steers—Choice. (A.T8 to IC.UO; lair tn Rood. H71 to 15X0. Htitclier heifera— Choice. ITi.OO tn 15.60; fair to good, 13 75 to S. 75. Butcher cows—Choice, |3 75 lo 11.88; fair to sood. 13.00 to |8.8«. Ilullf—Cood, 13 50 to 12.75. Oxen—Oood. 13 50 to H 00 feeder .teera—Choice. 14.88 to g4 2Ij; fair to Booil, 12.75 to I3.75. stocjier .teere—Choice, 13 25 to 13.73; fair to Kood, |t.88 to 13.00. Stocker h.lf.re—Choloe, 13.88 l« 83.50; fair lo good. 12 23 to 12.75. Calves—Choice. 150(1 to |l'..011. gb.all Hull. 88JI to 11.88. Lanilm—Oood. 17 00 tn 19 no Hok»—Select.. 111.(to to 11225; In'liv- les. 10.00 to IS.00; llKhts 118.88. ark. I Canada Bonds W1NNIPBO, AUK I.—Bid prlii s Poitiilllnil War Issues. War loan, -1388, IIIJ0; 1331, IS 1H7. 188.18. .Victory loins—1022, 188.18; I'Jll.llO; 11127, lltiil.55; 1888, 41" 1921. IH'J 45; 1834, lloo 20. A >k. 11 3 88 WANTKll—Hut.able pmnloym.nl by jnuth Who hits Mltv.'ssfiilly <■.nullified there v.ar.s* commercial eouraa In nigh sthn.il; also paaaad Dominion government • lamination for lunior clerk-atenogrnpber. J. C Inarram Kogi rs. Nalaon. (8841! il Nuggal Sheep Creek lur : SiUeisnillh . i Boundary Ba; 18; ■ ampin . S|...rl.lli .... it,,ITrojan .... T\ 11 Female Help Waate-I WANTED—Al once, experienced watt- resa and upslaiis till. Caatlagar Hotel. (II") CLASSIFIED ado. bring remit, nuhk Iv I e.'in Ir.illy. 1'.,e n »iinl Metal Market NEW YORK. Aug ;'. —Co|.p.r- h'liin. electrulytie. spi.t and nearby, lie; Im r, Ho to ll'.e Tin—Weak; spol and nearby, 188.13; futures. 183.33 Iron—Steady; pnes uaeaanged Lead—Steady; st»'t. I8.18 to 81.80. zinc—Firm; sput and nearby. IM8. Anllmitiiy- Spttt. 18.38 to I Bank Clearings WINNIPEG, *Vui, :: Tht followlnfi ;ir<* the Lank ch-iinnns for the principal eiii.-s of tli*- Domlfttoa for ttw ftwh i iiiiini; toilay :i, Halifax ... St. .Inliii - . M,,nelon - yueli.e . . , Hierlirnnke MontrnBl .. I,n7 Montreal List MONTIIKAI., Auk. 3.— TrtidinR i" Hated securitiis on lodjy'n ninrKet was ua;ain narrow in ehararter. toil shim.d ■MM Improvi-nifnt In volume and intn tiadincy. Kour new liinhs were ntftchld Krazillan was Installed ;is a in Jfader In activity on favorahh* rei>ort8 of the animal m*-**-tlnK of the coinpany. The i*lotk closed at un advance of *« to M-ai> Canadian Cotton« wa* the utroiiK feature, teing up - points to u new tilKh uf 87. Other' notahle sttonK ipotH Included >Ioritr»*al Trumwnys at a m w hiyh at 171!, up IVa; Dominion UrldKc. with a % point iAVUM to a M litKh Ot MS, and Laurenllde ftlM ftt n new t.igti at tUr'i, up the fraction. Bunk of HoctH-laga repli-lered lie -*rr-*ate,*t decline, heitig off 11*, to 14. Hank of Montreal was down a point to 218. AsgrngeseS declined L% to U*H< Totul sali'*-, listed, Zt>'A>>. bond**, |U, .VO. At London— Stnndatil COU»«r, tpOt, I Ottawa f*>:. ids; eltetrolytlc, ipot- £71; futures, ' Klngnto tn. I'.l. rl..-' Tin- Spot ami futures, tl5*J ."»-. loronio I id Irml tli 7s Id; futurto, itt Hamllto His. ! Ki"""" Zinc- Spot. f;il IU; Jutui.s, I'll l*"11" ll M Minneapolis Grain Windsi.r . Perl William Winnipeg .. in All Ki ii tin MINNEAPOLIS aaagad; ahlBmonl* 14,148 harrela llrati—I'nchnitkeil. Wheat—No 1 noil Item. 11.2 I -. t, Toronto Board TORONTO. Aug 3—Huain. .-s wns on a considerably larger scale on the Toronto slock exchange today. I'ricea ■were Irregular, hut, generally speaking, obangea were small Draxlllan was the must active, closing 14 higher at ,5. Toronto Railway ntrcngthillfd >i to 13%. Tile great.'St advance waa made hy Rogers enniutoii. ■which gained tj poirrta to ,1. while Iki- mlnlon Canaan preferred waa ', higher at 97. The paper ahnrca were represented hy Ahltlbl, olf ',, unit I'rlce Hrolht rs, down H The lianka were Irregular, Doniirthiii helng up ti, Hitnilllon down 3 and Vnlon off '.,. Victory bouila were strong Com—N( Oats—Ni Plax—N< 3 y, How, :i wltii... 1. 18.88% to ; Roglna Mt,..-. .Itiv . S;inl,.it'niti Letltbrldge . Med.tine II.il Calgary Edmonton New Weatmlnal Yancitiiver — Victoria .1.'.. 8,834,488 :'sv,:l:'t 110,386 161 .',.: .'ilv 02 2, vi'.'.i 111,878 S.. 536.889 1,760,921 . ;:> 198 2.5.5.2SS 3,187,308 188,441 16,941,888 878,617 1,766,838 1,488.611 20.. 712 1.370.661 840,143 Aug I,'31 i 3,3:0.637 I.69S.1T8 1,001,888 6,919.630 1,808,888 :ui.:itii,55i; 6.708.488 6,3,13] 719.186 ,1,309.969 ,.lv2.3'.lli 818,681 10,168,641 1,1105,309 WIHHIFEa MAIN QUOTATIONS Wheat— tlpen. High. Low Close Oct. 10»>4 109H 108-Vi 1*814 Dec 1054, IIIC'4 105't 188% Onta— Oct I'l\ Dec 10% Barley— Oct 55 Dec Flax — Oct. ,'.. 193 Deo. . '. .. Ihtl Rye— Oct II I ice 42% 40% HV 55 2*10% HIS 19 laa 70*4 10% 5514 I'.'s'i 195 ;i 09 1, GRAND TRUNK EARNINGS SHOW STEADY INCREASE MONTHRAI... Auk. 3 —Traffic ... InfCH of the ("rand Trunk railway for lha week ending; July 11, VJ22. wet $1,287,785. arAt'iril l*J.7Hfi.flfi7 for tli MM week laat year, an increase of 1728 per cent. For the month of July they v* n M.lMgtlll. mcaii.Kt iM.iK-i.-jRi in July 1911, an increflpin of J r>.t*3 per rent. TrotS January 1 to July 81 they wen *57.376.2*r.. mr-atii*-, |E«,fi71,7ll for thr •iflme period in 1921, an irtcreatte of 4-UU Af. HgfiJ* «__-*---*._-——, The Best Way DtlN'T risk losa bv rntloaioB ra.h in your letters. You will tint! the Money Orders issued by this Bank a sate and convenient way of paying your out-of-town accounts. Our Teller can is.uc tlicm without delav at the f ./lyc 0081 av Vot Olio: or Lxprcss Orders. \VF WELCOUE VOIR DUSINESS _t THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE CRCSTON, GRAND FORKS, GREENWOOD, NAKUSP, TRAIL. Br.nche. in Kootenay end Boundary at NELSON, FERNIE, CRANBROOK, 12 Situation! Wanted Femalt -.lltl.l attending high achool desires luiuie in letuin tor aaalatanaa wiih houeework or ehililreii. Oood home ..ss.niiai tProteetant). Apply Baa :i7lv. Dally Kewa t^7l.v) 35 For R-nt TO Ui:NT- PuiUa-tbft-rd huti(.n.low with nil modern ronvenliMiees. Anply liux 3I",---!, Dally New. -3*^-1) -'•> Lost and Found UisT -Thirty dolan In We-Jd-Vnllan**. fiivflopp. Ii-iiirn to BntaMt ■Sb-aattey lioniliii.in liM'i, «*■ companj (17271 ri:lNTi;i' ■utlonvry of ill kind*. Thi Mnily Niwi riinliiiii L>ei)iiiliui*nt. The Consolidated Mining & Smelting Co. OF CANADA, LIMITED Office Smeltinfl and Refining Department TRAIL, BRITISH COLUMBIA SMELTERS AND REFINERS Purchaser* of Gold, Silver, Copper, Lead and Zinc Orti, Producer! of Gold, Silver, Copper, Pig Lead and Zino TADANAC, TRAIL. Sign Cards c "Fnr Sale" "For Rent" "No Admittance" "No Smoking" "Please Walk In" "No Credit Given" "This Office Is On a Meter," Etc. 25c Each Large Size, 35c The Daily News Job Department NELSON, B. C. hahy buggy, coll»piIV tion. l'hone Mrs. N\ view. nod ond I lell, fitr (MM) FOB BALrsS—14-h. D, Tinpirliil Kns or kurosene enpine, $^0ll. For partlcu- hirw iipply C. O. (.iKilvie, Yahk, H C. (3ti*tt;> POR SAI.K—V ' Itrgl Kuyal Anne i, I ci-nlK per pound on lhe J. H. Qln, Nelson. (KHI) TBtLL your wants tiiroiiRti The Daily New.1* elasslfied eolumnw. CANARTKS FOR HALF-—OuftrantMd Hlnser-s. Lrthhrld**i! Ulrd Hooma, tgm-t Lawson, -11& 11th St. P. l>th- 23 Miscellaneons IRNTLEMAN nqulru oool, -comfort* ably lurnisheii iif*ht bonwkeiplns inoni. -rinse In. A|inly Itox ITS0, llally Mt ws. (1738) 14 Furnished Rooms to Rent roit RENT—3 furnished rooms (half douhle house), bus. J; 16 t"*r month. l'hone Itlxl mnrnink's, or call eve- nings rear 524' I^atlmer. (36.17) Ftu: ItMNT - Ono *sgftl hovMktopIng rooma, UOf|«U Hlock, Itaker street. (MOO) Kl'llN'ISMi:i> BL'ITB FOR RENT- Ivti-r Mock. (IOI) 8VITB—CampbeU'ti studio (SIM) 8IN(!LE ROOM nnd two-roomed unite, t'> WANTED—Teaeher fnr Belford sehool. Must tiave a second-class eertlfieate or heller, with at lout Iwo years ex- p.rk'iiee. Musical pieicrred. .T. An- teny Hiiliiioon, See. H. lt'ord fohooJ Hoard, Nelson 1*. O., U. C. (3040) WANTED—Tcacher~f or "crescent' Valley school. ftp-pig with full particulars to William Wlnstanley, *s,e- retary. Crescent Vallev, It C FOK SALE—Heau t Hut home, lake ■frontigi; dose to Kitaon; govorn- ment road, tiood soil, ehlckeu house t modern); raspberries. Vicwitif- laki* and Nelaon. Price right. Miljcovic. li. Ii. I, Nelson, (37*U) VERT desirable residence on S3nr street; three bedrooms, bathroom, dining room, huge living room and hall; fir floors. $L'700. terms. C. W. . Appliyird, linker street, (3724) WANTED Tarty to sell small cottage nt about. $1-00 to reliable purchaser; $l!~>0 cash :iiid |Sg per month. Wo have clients ready to ptifchiiso small piopcrtios. For quick action list your property with C. W. Appleyard Baker Street. Phone 269 <3fi42) FOR SA.,1"—-tilub Hotel property, eor- ner Stanley hnil Silica streets, Nelson, (lood location. Hut Id Ing recently renovated and refurnished throughout. Comprises four corner hit*-; among best In city. This is a snap. Applv F, II. Chant, itox 1071, Nelson, R C. (34:>1) Campbell A Ritchie Monumental _ I'. O. Hox MB, Nelson, B. . Telephone 164. (32< 49 Farms and Ranches CANADIAN AUTO AND r.LTTCTaUC BTTPPLY COMPANY Battery Sarvlca station Electrical appliances, motor anfl r* erntor repairs, electrical and mechaj leal Installing, oxy-aeeiylene weldli machine Miop work, alemlte lubrlcatB ayatems, basslck products. P. O. a Wi. 106 Baker Bt., Neluon. Phone 61 (32-r FOR SAhE— :t:.0 acres g..od land, suitable for fruit, allalfa or stock riimii. (H-od aoll; Pi. niv of Mmg. »» acres Rlmoit level Ibis bike frontage. A snap. 1'artictilai.-. apply MacU, r.-tb, ■Jtroiid water, Lower Arrow 1-akes, H. C. (ITtl) FARMK AND" KANCHKS—4r.~a","*rewr 9 elf .ind; mostly good bottom hind. House. largo barn, chh'ken linu.us. gar;ige, etc. Splendid property fnr dairying, poultry rolling and mixed farming. [••nr Mile as a going cun- c-arn, Including Block ami Implement*. price Jlrmn. nn l.-rnis, Hugh W. kob- trtson. The Lond Man, Nelson, R C. (SUt) :1 Live Stock Wanted WANTED -Pony NiiilnMe for boy lo ride lo school. Reply stating nKe nnd juice in Huyiey, R. It. 1, Nelson. (I-Mfi) 28 Miscellaneous Wanted W Houses Wanted WANTIvD-Purillslli DaUv N.w a. llll.ill ly nf ,,J Poultry an-l Ergt 55 For Sale or Exchange IIKTIIIMVI'lll ll" alack; 188. o 17 Boats and Automobiles Knit s.w.1- -I'-i.nl 11 Insurance TOM HAJSIIUNK Lrclinrn pnllota: April hatch from BtTUBg vlKorou.s trapaaatad sttn-k, well matiin-il, ralae breeding pfn year "I'l hfn=. Sr- ifcteii yoiuiB ooekarala for mallgg A. Deversun, Crawford Hay, H. <-. (,162'J) 1G Room and Board ROOM Mill ■mil Irouri St. , private 1 uua t3* MS HI THE RISK IS GREAT The premium small. There is no safety without Insurance. We assume the risk for you. INSURE TODAY R. W. DAWSON P.O. Box 733. Annable Blk. Phone 197 (Mit) i a- For Sale or Rent FOIt SALE OH RKNT-On easy term*", i'.-aue raneh; I U aerrs In full bearing cherry and apple trees. One Rllll frmn Kn*-I.t. Small house; barn: chicken bouse; good spring. Will mar h'Ht^e. Apply owner. Scott, Shiean citv ruta. Typewriter Paper We carry typewriter paper in several grades of bonds, wliito woves and manillaa and can cut to any standard size required. You will find our prices attractive. THE DAILY NEWS JOB DEPARTMENT 20 Live Stock lor Sale I'l'lt SAl.i: ilruy horsi-. Wright ir.flft. Mack Miilillf hora., wrlKht 11.-.0. airr 4 yrars: Iwo art. heavy ttatn liarn. si, four pack aaaMlea, laraa rhiiiiK aait- illta. roail cart, llttlil hiirm ss. Ii, iw wagoa. All in gaod eoadltloB, Can be .s..,ii any Una. W. I'.. l-aiio. Alns- wurtti. (372tl) 1*1 "It RALE Two k I mull cowa iii.tl Iv niieitha oltl hflf.T. Mntli. r.th, r.niiulwrat.r. I.owt r Arrttw Lukes, H. C. I.17j:i Business and Professional Directory Carpenter and Builder T. A. l.AKJOlt, All Ol..... of Wor*. r.i. 1 iy, 409 Hall St. J. im.it.., pan.t.. ct:*mi STEEPLEJACK. ChlmnpyH, ronla aawmlll burner.. biill.llriKa, etr., painted and repairer,. Batlmataa Riven. It. Knight. l'hon. 58,111. 1.20 Mill KI,. Nitbon. U. C. 13006) Professional and Business. rectory—Continued Plasterer C. E. TAWCETT COHFAHY Lathera and I'taatererB. Kalimatea Givvn. General Delivery. Nei t.'13't Insurance and Real Esta X. W. DAWSOS. Real Estate, lnaumnee, lt.ntalel Annable l)lk. i\ O. Box 733. l'hone f u__\ Monuments Painters and Decorators I MnSPHT BROS. Vftlater. and D.eor.tora Dealer. In Wallpaper 413 Josephine It, (SM Tim Play.r Interior decorator, papl hatifier. l'hone or call all Stanley r Price. re.aoiiable. Work Qu.rantel IBM Lodges NKT.SON I.ODC1R No. 6. B. P. O. Meeta 4101i Baker St., flrat and tbj Thursday. (611 Accountants CSAKLEg r. BCHTEB Sue..- tr to the lata Jamea IX Lawrene. Boa llll Neleon. Florists ORIZZFXT.E'S OIlBENIIOt'RB. Nell Cut flower, and floral de.lgna. Assayers 8. W. WIDDOWSON, Boi A110I, ! eon, B. C. Standard western ehari Wholesale BEKBIHaTOlf k BBAWIf, Wliot.B.l. rrult Merchant.. .'hemes. R.ispl,,.rrf..s Hliiek Currntl and all root vegetables bought for c»i Telephone 4,1. Nelaon, B. C. A. MACDONALD * I'll. WHOI.ERAJ Grocera and I'rovlalon M.rchan Importera of Teaa, Coffee, Bple Dried Fruits, Staple and Fancy It ceries Nelson. It. I'. I"1 Architects V. EMMS BEAD, M. B. O. ■- A. AltCHlTKCT, Bay Av.nue. Trail. Engineers GTeew Bros., Burrfe, ^ BELSOlt, B. O. CIVIL AMU MININQ ENDIKIX1 B. O., Albert, and Domlnloa LAND SDBVEYOBS Crown Grant Ag.nth Bin. Print, (371 A. L. McCVLLOCB By.lr.iullc Engtn..r Pruvinclal Land gnrr.yol Baku at. x.laon, MININO EHOIHBBB B. C. Lend Burv.yiiT M. D. S.w.un, Ha.lo, B. O. Auctioneers W. COTLU Anctlon..r, Appr.l..r, Talaaloa Goods .old privately er at Auctle 119 Ward Street. Fhon. (.171. Funeral Directors D. J. ROBKRTKON, V. D. D. * B. 8* Victoria Street. l'hon. Ill; Nig Rhone 157J. (3711 Standard Furniture Compan 1*ii.I,--* .l.'iM mill einli iloiei h and Pi neral lUrectora. The fin.-t and mo in* t'. n.-'ii unilcrtnklng par lore to ehapf-1 tn Inturlor B. C. DiaJ phona I Night phone 2*2 and fil, t.1717 WANTEP—Ilnuaahold furniture. r*e( pie who will want furniture paj theae colunina. Tell what you \m\ to .'■•il i ' .-. ;i word. BRINGING UP FATHER •:* By George McManut M*|^1C Cl RlRQT.HE-K! l^> T*EUl_IM' HER THAT HF- i-j^OIK To THE *v^>H ^Hl^TER■^ -e>»vLL toMiovit- P. ■bHE C-vN'T KICK IP I CO OUT WHEJS HE*> COIN OUT HE'**} iONNA BK Av HELP TO ME .1* ••n »■-» •50 LET t-.r. HWC •VOOR. Mi^HT-KEV Forv him ^r^ vou V/O.-4'T NCEO IT- a ■ ^ rr* *?* l?g* *V llrr'-: TV-Ier*gt ~f~n,_\, M. Xlftj iW tec mason vxtri i^nn, rmx* iwrarwo, xuotsw *, ma Tr_t IMI i LAI lit 11 tK \ SLEEP BETTER / V WORk BETTER / \ FEEL BETTER / At all Rood Drugguti ^*Z7" Frail Versus Nelson at Lacrosse Next Week Trail and Nelson senior l-ir-n-s. ■ aggregations will meet in a Worn •JKootenay league game here an Wad- day next. Nelson Rt present Is oaf Igame down in the league, in I v)l' |try hard In the next match to even up the standing. - , In the last contest, which Wll |playcd in Trail, the (jreenshir-.s w*ri easy victora hy an 8-2 score nml il ll Hurilcient to say that they ire out Ito repeat the performance • again. [Accordingly tonight at '6; 30 o'clock lit is hoiied that enough material will ■be on hmd at the grounds to give th, ■locals a stiff practice. Here |g \ list |o( players who will (urn outJthli evening. Crydennan. Armstrong, Dill. 1.1. Curran, Hen well. Long. KlumcrlV t, ■ Main, Jack Madden, King, Thuitn.in blunter, W. Curran, Jim Had-lon, [Ritchie, linker. I'ilts, D-slrean. II "■Ferguson, MeKlnnon, W. I'Vri-tis in. MARYSVILLE ARMORS Give Kimberley Trouncing in Baseball Game; James' Pitching Superior MAItYSVH.T.i:, Aug. 3—The M.irys- ville hnsel.all t.-nm h-wmled the rattlers for Khnherley on Saturday and gav*- the. mining; hoys an awful llokrlng, the score helng 17-0. (Inly three Klmhcrley bitters reached first, get I Ing there in errors. The local battery, 1-. James ami K. Mellor, worked groat, the former neither allowinir n iiii or a run. will], tlir fupport in tlu* infi.l.l was good, Harry Pe.sjnnlin.* pitch.'d a fulr gume for Kinih.'i'ie>, hla support balng rig- ged at times. Kimln-rh-**/ expected lo win, as they put out a Itrang liiu-up to check the local--, wlio ha\ejiot lost a game for a couple i.f iiMona. Vot the first tOOX Innings every Klmlterlcy bat* ter who went to llie |il;it.' fanned. The lineups were: M'uysville, M T.emmon. cf; I,. Ili-r.li- mir, ss; li. lil.-invllle, Lh; I.. JamM, p; IO. M.llor, CJ W. K*HM*. Ib; J. I.i iiiLinn lb, Kliiil.erli'V O, Mnii.il. v, o; U. bur- ion, Ib; I.. Parker, Ib; H. l>eajardlne, p; D. Morrlpon, !b; T. Bummer*, ef; .1. Livingstone, ss. Imn by ii.nings: M.irysvllle | | 1 1 2 2 ?. 2 -17 Ivimtu'tley tl 0 I GIANTS BREAK LOSING STREAK Blank Cubs; Dodgers Blank Pirates; Braves and Phillies Go Down NATIONAL LEAGUE DETROIT TAKES DOUBLEHEADER Blank Boston in First Game; Yanks, Browns and Senators Turn in Wins New Yuri: .. St. I..,ilia Chleagt Cincinnati ... Pltteburgh ... Brooklyn Philadelphia .. Huston Willi Lost Pet. . . . 69 . .. ill . .. .'.1 :::i io 49 47 4S r.s 68 .«0*J .681 .491 ..176 .3311 0 0- OAKLAND PLAYERS ROUGH ON UMPIRES ■AN rUANClSt'O, Aug. 3. -Denny Wilie. Oakland ontl Ielili-r. was shs- pemh-d tor fOUf playing days nlnl fim.l |M -today by I'n-si.iem .M.-- Cartliy of the Pacific Coast l-ague for throwing enrlh in I'm pin* i-'in - ney's eyee while protesting ■ ih'il- ■lon durtng the gesge on Tn-nttay in IVrtlami. I'iU-her Aih'tl .if th,. same !ea*n hM botg bit at home hy reason nf his sii--piiisl,,n fur in dayi fur stri'i- Ing Unpin ttcQrem hist meek Hi wns fineil $10.1. Direct Service Every Day Nelson-Spokane Via Spokane International Railway Leave Nelson fi:30 a. m. Standard Time. Arrive Spokane 8:2.*) p. m., Union Station. Fare one way ?7..r>l. War tax. 10c. J. S. CARTER, District Passenger Atjenl, Nelson, B. C. Cards Defeat Phillies I'llII.AliKl.l'lllA. AiiK. L—Tha Oarttinula lininil Maadawa nn p:iav mink today and ii.tfiii...! Philadelphia 7 in i. Kaluga was rathar trtit imt effective in taa alnehee. Benllne*. hi.niiT waa ih.. imiy real drive "ft Ilia dvliwry, |l II. !■:. ■t I-"'"" 7 ll ; Phll.delphli l ; 2 Batterln. Halnaa gad Maaialth: Ueadow. and Hanilna, BOBTOM, Aug. I ntagiiat aold Boaton to four atta toaaji and drove n twtt rima with his dniilil,. in th,. ■avanth, Mtteaurga winning Ita Ml*, atralkht galRa !, in I. It. II. V. I'm "nil "' r, 11 1 Beatea 1 , 1 Batterlea- Wagner aad Hattox; urns..11. Oaaehgar, MeNaann and (I'Ni'ill. Oowdv. Brooklyn Delivers Shutout BROOKLYN, Auk. I—Ortaaa h**l.l .t'llii'inii.itl tn fitur hits in thi* fl'isl tnlin* i.f lilt* strlia tti.lny nnil s. or, il 11 4 tt, 11 vidiiry. HiKh's lrl|i|. in tht' sniuitl uiili twti 111-11 on bagaa. won lor tin. Doagera. it. 11 1: Cincinnati 11 4* . Braoklrn 4 7 3 BatterleB—Rlxey, Olllaapla gad Willi;.,; tliliius 1111,1 Mlllir. f.'clif of Giants Blank. Cubs ni:\v vniiiv. Aug. 3 - Th,. (Hani. iBYOfca tic it- Instill; str...,k ol fivo IU« jgagalva gaaiea tadag, daloatlag i'hi I iiiitti 111 ilif lir-l lunli-t't of :i fi\. ■aaa aorlaa .'1 to n. Kehl pit. bad birtl. I iiiiiiiit, Manalag Cbtoago with four siiiK'l- s mul an Infield s. rntrh. 1:. II. 1: fhlf 0 I i W»W Vmk I Battarlra—Ai.lorl.im-. Btualaad nml OTiirr.-li: Nehf and Mmih. Juniors Play Two Ball Games Today .Ii.nlor I all artlstR will turnout in full t.iri e this mm-nln.,' win r. a testier \rogut deubl*>-h*>ad*r win h. pl.iveil. Kuirvlew. the present le.ij-ue h *:i-l- gre, Will me. t the Ke.ls. who in th-- pMl few i-nnii s h i\e I ien pluyinn a Fiipeii.ir brand of leill. In the nth.-r i-inili-o the ClnniB, who art. the :im- eott lip in the city loaf-*"' will tacrile the I'linle.*-. The di.'.nts la iininin in the rnnninv for Inocir- muM viii tlilr next tom Karnes. Btty Ksb. Tin The best fine cut tobacco on the market Packages 15T Small Tins 25- IMPERIAL TOBACCO COMPANY OF CANADA LIMITED AMERICAN LEAGUE Won I^ist Tot. St. Lnuls II 12 .r.K4 N.-w Vork 59 44 JU Detroit M 47 _.5-ia Chicago 53 48 '.,-.21 Cleveland 53 32 .504 Waahlngton 17 53 .17(1 I'llilail.-lphin 40 58 ,4l)v Boaton 3» 62 JM Yank. Win in Ten Inning* f'l.l'.VI-iLANIl. Auk. 3.—Sew York made lt two atralKht from t'lovelaiid. toiiny whin it araa 10 to J. In 10 iriiilnps. Tho game waa th'tl threr llmoa bofore lho Tanks won. n. II. E Xow York 10 13 2 Cleveland, I 10 2 Batterlea- Mays. Hojt, Bhavkay antl Behaati I'hlo, Mails. I.lndsey, i-Mwni-iis and O'Neill, BawoB, Tigers Take Double-Head.r - DBTROTT, -.UK- 3.—r>.-trolt v.on 8 dtnih'a haadar irom Boatoa today, lukinK the first same 7 to 0 and lho sii-onil 7 t.) 4. In tha firs; pnme. Cokh w.is atoppcil altvr hlltlliK s.-if,'-' ly ln 10 siioci'sslvo ggmda. /Ii-iliiiann Ml his 17th liom-r of the s.-tistm In! lho stronil Kamo with one man on.| First gama it. 11 i'. Host.,,. « 2 11 D.lrolt 7 S I Batterlea— Ptaaoar. Miiiiran ami W.illirs; I'llli'tte and Woodnl'l. s.'ionii gama * 11. tt. t\ ltostiin 4 0 1 ll.tn.il 7 11 1 I Hatli'rloa— Rnssoll. Karr anl !'*it*l. iHilliam, Kliniko anil Mniilon. Biowns Win: Four Homers M.de BT. l.iH'lt4. Aim-. 3— Tho HrnwnFi defeated ndiadaM-ai a to 6 today] ill tho sf.on.l Riitno nf tin- porli'S ] Jaoolson hit two honio runs until drove in Bra runs vhlla t'oiiin-l alaaunad out B lumior whlfh si-ore'll iitrop runs. Walkor hit his 25lh h imarl or tho so'ison. 11. H. 1 j Philadelphia /ii W 0 BL Louis 3 0 12 I r.atl.'rh's-Hasty and rorklnr-; Wrbtlit. Vim tlt'.ilt-r and Collins. Senators Shutout Wh'ta Sox CHICAQO, Aug. l^-atogrtdge ii*l*' Chi. :n:o to four araltoroil hits tinlio an.l Washinittoti took tho sorond p um- of tho si-rios 2 lo 0. li. II. I Washington 2 6 I rhloaltu 0 4 I Batterlea—Mogrldga and Plclnlch ?Blan8erahlp, Hodga antl Si-haik, Y.u* iiii :'.nt t„ ^ttsin.-^i^^*3 TiiM^^TB^(I^F^»Bi HELPS! These'are Helps Helps to your memory as it is almost too hot to think! Many linos of hot weather clothing for men, women and children are on display in the various departments. Let us show you our suggestions to keep cool. The hot wave continues and frequent changes of wear is the only way to he comfortahle. We have today in stock: FERNIE WINS EAST END FLAG Earns Right to Play Off for East Kootenay Championship; Game Shutout KKHNIK. Auk- 2 ~Kernlr elneheil the ! pHiTiiint fur the east en.l of th.- Bait K'mten.'iy It.iH.-linH h'.inue herr* on Sun- ; ihiv. Julv l«, dafaatllll White Sprn.e by the neon* of 3 to CI. Ihoreliy rantlm: tin* rliiht to piny off with the Ifa-ler** of the West Koot, nay league In nhout , two week*' time. l'ltcher Ault of K.-rnl-* won the honor of pltchln-f thi* first Bhutout of* thf deft-ion. Anil umlouhteclly thn Mai ' Kiime of the ••afuii, whieh was wit- j in-sued hy nearly lOOO fans. Anil's wonderful pltehlnff nnd the nlrtiKht sutipnrt he received tiy his . liumnuites was the unrlolnR «)f wklU I Spruce It was a pitchers' duel for the tlrtt fiv InniiiKS t.etw-en Ault and I'e- 1 ters, neither Hl.h* scoring Then I'eters walked Ashtnn. who wns sacrificed lo I second hy It t'olton. tstole third and ; scored on T. Wilson's two-base hi I I Kernle came hack In the sixth In- tttii-^c. B Wilson made a slnotle. nnd <{nt to Meond on Danlap*i ■aariflai aad scored on Sliand's sinj-Ie. Snand .-.toh reeond, (tot to .hird on McTlers' sic- i iflce add Si'i.r.'d on Ashton'r*. ahlfl-l. Ault pitched himself out of a very Unlit hole In the sixth Innlna. wilh Iwo men of hases when he utruck out Bllth, heavy hitter of Whltn Bprucc, and the fans nearly went wild. The (tame w^s umpired hy Jack Hughe*, who did !*0 to the ntwfhlUon of both pluyein and LADIES' VESTS in fine white cotton, no sleeve, idgtd with pink picot. Each g LADIES' WHITE FINE RIBBED VESTS, Harvey make; no sleeves; crochet lace top. Good (J>-| A/1 length. Each tpl.UU WHITE COTTON VESTS, close weave; tailored top; Harvev. Each LADIES' WHITE COTTON VESTS, shoulder strap ENGLISH COTTON VOILES, dark col- orinjrs; supeifine weave; exclusive designs; regular $1.25 and $1.50 yard. We need the space for new fall goods. Clearing at, per yard $1.00 $1.25 60c 85c $1.50 LADIES' SUPERIOR ENGLISH MADE STELLA MAKE WHITE BLOOMERS, finished elastic top and knees LADIES' WHITE COTTON BLOOMERS, also can be had in pink _\t__s if desired ODC WHITE CIRCULAR PILLOW COTTON, heavy, even weave; 41 in. CK.fi witle. Per yard UtlC WHITE AND COLORED TURKISH TOWELS, just the towels you should take with you liathing. Good absorbent quality. Regular .50c each. Special value, each Three for .... 35c $1.00 See our Hall Price Tables—Oddments added daily. All goods on these tables selling at Half Price. Announcement! We are pleased to announce NEW LOU Eli PRICES on mil' celebrated IMPERIAL MIXTURE TOBACCO Present New Price Size. Price. 1st August Is ?3.00 $2.75 per tin lis 1.55 1.10 per tin lUtl 70 .GO per tin KHhs 35 MO per tin lOths, foil pkt 33 .30 per pkt This Tobacco is so well known in Canada and in this district especially, that we are pleased to have the pleasure of ami juncing LOWER PRICES. Imperial Mixture Tobacco can be purchased from all first-class tobacconists in this district. Sunny Okanagan Moorpark Apricots Our second shipment la again sold out, but another is due on Saturday morning. Please let us have your order at once if you wish any reserved for arrival. See the quality of this lovely fruit ai>rf remember the season for Apricots is very short. No. 1 for No. 2 for $2.35 $2.00 .1. fl. MtLoan. each with nine points third. fan*. White Spruce - Pertv, cf O'liell. 2h HarRer. c Zelih. 3h Mixhop, ss rninih-y. If ■iMsrhal. rf Schroder, lb I'eters, p IT II. | BASEBALL INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Newark. 2; Jr-rsi-y Cily. I. •S.vriitnisf, 7; Ituffal.i. 9. Hulllniiin*. .1: lliaillnK. 0. Toronto, I; Rocbeeter, 3. Capablanca Canny; Spins Out Chess Game With Yates EAST CANADA LEAGUE Montreal. 5; Ottawn, 7. Three ltlviTs, 1; Cn|ii' Madeleine. I F.. M. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION • Total i 1 Fernie - R. H, Wilson, m 1 ininlap, So 0 Sliiind. 3h 1 McTler, r 0 lnh Ion, lh 1 K t'olton, rf 0 C. Colton, cf ft T. Wilson, if o .1 2 II. K Ault Total* 3 7 *1 The f-ummjiry if* ns follow**: Two-hn.ve hits H. Wilson, T. Wllsnn Pouhle playn—Hishnp to OTVU to Schroder. H'oleu hi:s,-*g-.AHtoii 1, Hhuuil I. K'irneil run*1- -Kernl*-* 2. Sncrtfiec hit*—Dunlap i. McTler i,' it. <*nimn l, Htiuck out—Hy l'eten- 7, hy Ault '! Left on bail! aTirPil I, White Hpim*e Ti. T-nie of fcame—1 hi".ir -I'l niinutei Hit hy Ault—I'rumley and Schroder. I'mplre—Hughe*-. JUMPS TO VICTORY WIN-NII'KO, Auk. 3.-Wllil'im B, nepRj,. crack Jumper and hunlh-r of the North Knd club, tonight won tho Manltoha all-rotinrl trark an.l Maid cbamplonihlp for 1922 with 13 ()oiiii**. Ho haa still ono more event, thc Btundlna; high Jump. C. H. Coaffoe, with t% polnla, van lecond and Kenny Asscltlno und D. St. lMul. 7-7; Toledo. 6-2. Milwaukee, 4; Indianapolis, Knti(-;is City, 3; I^ulsville, Minneapolis ■i'olumhua, PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE Yemen, 2: Rentilp, l. Salt l^iko, 1; [-on Ant-elea, I. Sacramento, 0; Kan Francisco. 8. Oakland, 6; l'ortland, 3. I-ONI-ON*. Aur. 3.—Results of this nfterncon'a sen-don of the irm-rn:i- thmal che.ia tournament now hclnj: played in Westminster to decide the ch;itnpton*-hip of th0 world, were as follows: K. I), llofjoljuhow, Russia, dof.iit.'d Q. Muroi'jty. Hungary. 1 A. Aljeehine, Russia, defeat e 1 Snnskohormvsky of Russia. A. Rutionslein, Poland, defeated Wahluu-h, KriRland. Dr. V.. Vidtaar, JuRo-Slivia. defeated I>r, S. Tartakover, Russia A. Retl, Czecho-Slovakla, ktetHtad Dr. David MarottI, Italy. \V. Kuwe, Holland, defeated K. O, Watson, Australia, The Riime hetween Joso R. Capa- hlanc.i, tho champion, and R. O. Yntes, KtiRland, was unfinished and on adjournment was taken until next Wednesday. The contest between H. E. Atldr-.it, KnKlnnd. and J. S. Morrison, Canada, was drawn. raring In connection wilh tho biff exhibition here, proved to be mnro MCOaiafal thin any of the precedin;; dins. The 2:22 pace went six heats before it was won by lyut Axtell. The 2:2t trot went to Sister Mwi ln stralRht heats. Ijidy Forbes, tho bi« favorite, was third. Roth the run- nlnK IMM were keenly eontesteil. Ralefaee was set back last in tl»o third heat of the 2:22 pace for inter fori ok with <'avalior flale, drl\v;i by Rruln. The latter aet"d badly the following heat, when he kicked hla driver, Kddie Rrain. The pilot fell off lhe sulky but got on again and finished the heat. [-M Axtell paid $168 for a $2 tirkot when he won the fourth heat of tho first race. Hemlock, by finishing second In the third heat, paid $147 for * $2 pasteboard. MICHIGAN-ONTARIO SiiRinnw. 2; I^inilun, 5. r'llnt. 16; Ilr.intfiil'il, 7. Purt Huron. 8; Kltthi-ni'r. 1, liny I'lty. 0; Hamilton, C. Calgary Team Arrives for Cup Semi-Finals With United Westons Pacers Pay Big Money for Place at Regina Races REOINA. Aug. a.—The third day's! TRADE BALL PLAYERS NBW YORK, Aug. 3.—Hal Jan- vln, Hrooklyn infb Ider, today was traded to the Columbus club of tho American association for Shnrtrtop Maurice Shannon. MANY HORSES FOR WINNIPEG MEET WIN NITKO. A tig. 3.—Over TOO | horsen. Including a carlimil from Mon- ; treal, the some from Vancouver and about 20 Trom the l'nlt"d States will take part In the seven-day race meeting of tho Winnipeg Driving club, opening here Saturday. The Poles were orinii,ally a trlbo of vnnd;ilH whose history was unknown I efuri** lhe sixth century. A watch having hut one hand h;n ecently been granted a patent. WINN'H'Kn. Aug. 3.—The Calgary Hlllhurflt football team urrived here to-day to prepare for tho scml-final fnnnaught cup games with tho United Westons tomorrow and Situnlay. The visitors made a very favorable Impression ln their workout at the stadium this evening. Royal Export Beer Full Standard Strength. Order through GOVERNMENT LIQUOR STORE Frta Delivery DIRECT FROM BREWERY NELSON BREWING COMPANY, LIMITED 'piis hsb THE NELSON DAILY NEWS, FRIDaY M6"kNIN0, aUuUST 4, i*>22. I_TBEARK | Wt and Sl.OO. LadleO- 81.35 and $1.-90- Mosquito Netting, 15,-* yard. White Duck, 7 oa, 35**^ P*** yard. Middy Cloth, 35***> per yard. press Ginghams. 35f>. . 45-T* Jrard. Ladles' Vests, Bloomers and Hosiery, Linoleum, Furniture, Rugs, Glassware, cheapest ln the city. Train Kills Horse; Driver Is Fined J. W. HOLMES Phon. 634 608 V.rnon St. Ruby Rose Cold Cream Ladies' favorite for tht skin. Makes the skin like velvet. "15C l'OT. CANADA DRUG & BOOK COMPANY Phona 81. P. O. Box 1087 i -Oeorge Thurman, appear-d bOfOTt Stip.'Hilary Miij-istiato .1, ('nrlnie!, io the provincial police court yesterday nioinlng to answer \\ chance laid hv the Great Northern Hail way company under section IN Of the Hallway net of rHH, which provide-" thai anyone who leads, driyes, pr ride* :\ horse on lh" right -of- way without id.- caisent of tho -company ll liable to g penally, on conviction, of |SU and costs. Thurman, who was bringing a horse to Nelson from lien I on Biding un thi track of the Great Northern rail* way, one mile from Hall on Jinn SI. nn t the outgoing passenger train which struck the burse and killed it lie -admitted the charge. staliin; 'h-it ho had been employed l.y soiin Other person tu bring the horse from Benton Hiding to Nelson, ami in coming rrom Ymlr was forced tn take to the railway right-of-way. He was fine 1 $10 .lames l I'Slioa appeared lor the proseciiliun. TRAGIC END OF CLUB STEWARD Heart Fai'ure Seizes Bob Potter While on Fishing Trip GIVES TALK TO RETURNED MEN L. W. Humphrey, M. P., Outlines Work oi Federal House for Veterans MdHEE. ill. lllliTM vi prday ,.,n...l ,\h..|| t NAKUSP TO OPEN MASONIC TEMPLE kugust in itti i heau tin- 4ata »»! '■ Hint: .*f tho nt'«' **>«>nli X i- T. M* li . lliiu bill,' rii'll]iuti'i] ki.iii. Tin. but'dlnf, which is n lire- ly tni'itiin in da.'m and conatru tlon I, b-aiti ir.'' t a i*y lha 1'riili* at thi W.al todfa, X i. ni. I AM BUSY TESTING EYES My patrons do the adver- tlalng. My i eoniplete, accurate lyatem ^wuya gives aat- lifactory resTrlis. Gla-asei ■uppl^ed. Prolrffn lenses replaced. "Alf repairs made. A. Higginbotham . Optometrist snd Specialist Rssms 3, -1 snd 5, Griffin Blk. Bananas 'iiins'.'iirs hodab, i,.i* packata :{.%<* ■Iliilil*: RABTBEBRHM, pt r orata . • Sl.,12.** liixn CHERRIES ii.-r baakat r,oc NKW CROP SPINACH, IOC Phone 10 Not Rhoek iragl- is «s was ree< Ired of thc death ■ ■!- R< 'ii - n i Bob) s Potter, stswar*) of die ciuii tor Hie pool t«» "rears, who* I'.v.v wai foond yesterday morning in 1 1 I",'.", ef W.i'i v. Shout ■.'"' it t 1 Horn the .mlnf the Nelson Launch elnU tloal on the watt r front. Mr. PottOf VMS last sen :il 1 Lt i, t:i. Tharsda)', prvpartas for a netting trip, his im.ntieii Kim: to Journey up the lake a-nttl It beeains daylight an.l then tt-ah baek H< «->■* net missed until **> ecii*,k > i -it *-■"•..•• mornlnft whi ri his n -**• ,- -w.i* foand drifting In the n*itd- .v,e of ths take hs Bdward Kurohy, who i »"M**rted li tad lar-rvtlaattou ihowed thai '■' was ■•■ totmt -*** aoawh was ■*•*»■> ;■ ii . > instil vied b> th* provlm lnl , . ; | m t ,■*, || ,■;■;!, ,: . mtv ■ <,, ii.) ti ■*,!« not until l '" ihsi he vas a* sw-rwird rUahl-tfhl Claspsd in Hand. w i h* was 1 ighi to iin- surface - ■ ■: h - I and *,*, .is ii f1at«h- I gg\ whieh «..- tan rt) en snd I id nhorih ret ;■■ •* ■ comfnf In rontscl with thi Water It is Ihs contention of ■. had . ridentty MOod and *■• as rocking for Komethinc when he *"• ;i overboard An nope) later show* 1 ■ thai in*- death ■ u canned fn ■■■•■ hean failure. In the past Mr Potter had ewffi red from a ■ i-ffc blood i*r* warl His watch hod stopped ai \~ minutes to I, and ■*■• ores! have mi t hli death a few mlootei nti'r leavlnt th-^boat,* house As fkr as ean be aso rtsloi d t'> poll ■■■ aiiihorilics. Mi- i'elt. r c.une from. Mount CorrolL hi , and Is toppo* .1 to Kara a slater Ihino ii British Colum* i.i.i His i rteets showi ■! ib .1 Mn Pred ' C, QrantM r_\ >r of i*i. n ii r. Cot. was a nlecs, His %g* \< .§ ,;i| to i..- BS >-. rs. Mr. Potter rank* smoni edd-tlmer«i, iia\ im com.' to ih,- Knott 1 iya In IMS. The futi.Tal will I..* held on Baturday, * Th.* time la nol ret ascertained, pend- tac word from 'those notified of his .l-.iih Car of White Granite Arrives in the City for War Memorial U W. lliit-ipluvy. M. P. for th J W'.'si Kooienay I'onsi ilneiic\. wis ihe I main speaker ni a BOnwal ni -t-ung ' Of Hie (I \\*. V. A-i held in the Dugout on Wedneiday evening. LtCr, Humphrey, who hoi Nomi re- ' turned from tho porllotnentary no* alon at pttawa, dealt chiefly wtth the affaire of tho returned n*»n through- I OUl the lioniinioti. He spoke In |.ur- ! Ucolar of the facts leading up to th* I appointment of the Royal 1 'I'mmi*- sion. which will Inquire Into charges made by tho 0, w. V .v, ond Mr. Humphrey e-xproooed tho opinion that the Investigation would be fully gone Into, would ba fair, ond thai re- s'rilis WOUld bo satisfactory. Speaking nn the beat mean- ol mooting OUl Justice to mon in !.|>oci.ll casei Mr, Humphrey expressed the ..pinion thai provincial trlbunahi should be appolpted to deal with these cases. He also exported that iiihlcr riie land aettlemenl scheme, provision would be made for the OKton- sio:, of time for making payments. ond thsi s-i far as British Coltfmbta was concerned, it htd been proposed that the handling of these Blatters should he banded in federal authority] to deal with. ■ Following Mr. Humphrey's remarks a hearty rote of thanks was exprotood bhth for hla excellent addrou and U r hi 1 good work in peril unoai tor Tiie death occurreil on Wodnooday nfternoon at 5:30 o'clock In Knlrvlew of Mrs. I'hyllis Metihee, formerly of IMmonton, Ht the nge of 22 years, after a month'! illness, ahidooardttlo wns the rause of di'iith. The funenil, which will he private. will ttike place from St Suvlnars church on Saturday. SERGERY The death occurred at the KootO* nay LaJtO General hospital on Wednesday ovening, of 'Qodfjoy Borgary of Salmo. The late .Mr. Sergery hai boon a patient in the hospltjtl for ihe last three monthH. j'.nd bis ileaih wjis due to apoplexy, nnd the resnli of u paralytic utroke suffered some time ago. Nelson News of the Day The funeral of -Mrs Phvltis Meliho* will take place irom SI. Saviours church Saturday al it a. in. ("!7*-".U The funeral of Godfrsy Bergery will tnke place from Itohertson's undertaking parlors nt 7 o'clock towtght Fresh killed beef. veal, spring chicken from Cloverbrook, Maraoen's st;iii hi Saturday nntrkei. (Ml*) All K. of I'.s are requodtod to attend D. J. Robertoon's uhdartaking purl.us this morning at H: lr» a. in., for thp purpose of escorting the hody of the Iste Brother Tipping to the Sloean train. PRANK (iOUCHER. C. <* iWtl) Wanted—At one.*. Yellow Trim tpar* •nt tipples. McDonald Jam Factory. Marimba Weekly 1>nm.-e Eagle hall—Every Haturdn? AUCTION SALE. Saturday. August 5th. 11 a. m. sharp. Basement of Smedlcy's Garage, corner Josephine and Vernon Stre.t.. Ilavf hi'iri liiNtnii-ti il to cl..;ir up. on AiTOlint nf tin- lata J;imis Mal- ruini aatata tlM folloirliis artlolea, which I will urii*r nt public auc- ti.in at fcbova iiim <* nml tlnw: Ward Banck, Toola, n.u-.two..il. PluUKh Sliarcs. B*BJ1iaaa I'artM, Pott Auto I'artji, Fori Auto Ituily. Ifoul-dnfB, OI.l Tif.V honing fhaliia. BuftT WhsSm Blaotamilh Toi.ia, John Daara Plotvb Accaa- soi-ifs, I*irka. 1 Soition llaiaow. ate, ate, QOBda Da viiw nioniitiK of sal--. 'I'KII.MS: CASH, G. HORSTEAD, Auctioneer. Why Tolerat. Squint or Cross-Eyes in Children when it om M reme- Sjiol qolckly and without operation. Dun't delay. The- earlier the defect la attended to the better. J. o. (atenaude Opict and Optician. Gv G. Simpson, contractor for ths war memorial to be ereclrc' on Vernon street, unloaded c n Wednesday, a car of beautiful whits gran.te to be used for the monument. The granite >c said to he the finest ever seen in Nel-sn and work is rapidly noing on in cutting, polish i ncj and preparing it for use. Tht monument will be ready en October 3. and will b9 officially unveiled en Armistice day. ARRESTED ON CHARGE OF MAIMING CATTLE NOW THAT YOU HAVE TRIED THE WHITE NAPHTHA SOAP BRING YOUR COUPON AND GET YOUR OTHER FREE CAKE. FLEMING'S STORE FAIRVIEW WATCH REPAIRS Watch and Clock repairs promptly and properly done. Our charges are moderate. J. 0. PATENAUDE Tonight Tonight •THE PICK OE TIIE PICTURES" Thomas Meighan —In— 1A Prince There Was* LARRY SEMON "between'the Acts" PATHE REVIEW Under a omrranl Issoed at TraM Constat)!* Hugh w King of the provincial police on Wt.ii..-st:ay arrested P> u p M.iiki n iiii a charge of manning eattle it Paso Craok. Tha arrest was ma.lt- five inil.-s op QrofajnM eresk, at the Roalancie lura* t..'r e;hrfl*i. and lu* waa brought im-* the .-ity ami later escorted to Trail by Con- Btabl-r .1 r Johnston, where he will onsirer the i hn t--'* We have just received a large consignment of CUT GLASS It includes Sandwich Plates. Rose Bowls. Vases, Sherbet Glasses. Salt and Pepper Shakers and Cream Pitchers AT POPULAR PRICES These will stand inspection J. J. WALKER Jeweller and Optician. Mining Men Are Moving Around Following Hunch BOUND FOR MOLLY GIBSON Wilford Cameron and pprty of the Rambler Cariboo company, who are also thc le'asers of the MoNy Gib*-on mine on Kokanee creek, p-isstd through the city yer,tcvJay on tlu'ir way to thc Molly QKhOOtS. John Linrlblad, foi'cm.ni of the Gibson met the party here and conducted them to the property, PROSPECTORS HAVE HUNCH Willi 'm Uremia n. accompanied bj .lac! Hcnnesey, who is well Known in Mils dty and district as ■ real Old-tllner was In tin- city y. -Merilay. Tli" pair, who were at one time in- tcreated lit Midge eroeh digtrtot, on leaving today tor points up tbe main lake. Queotlooed on iin ir destination the mining Bton dodgrod ttuu it was unknown. Put that they li'il ■ hunch that the mining itvlustry al present looked B I. and they HgOrod thnt there is ao UflftO like the present to got Into the same. . S IN '-ASSIVE GOLD FORMATION The Tc.-zian Brothers of Hall's Siding, who wee in Jthe citv ye*.* terday from their prope-ty at Hall's S-din-j report great success in the development of i lar-ae vein which cariies good gn'd vai- HOO As development goes on at depth the vaflis steadily improves Recording try their report-. A targe sample*- of ore from this property was displayed at the mining convention held hero last month. Thc sample was ■ h-ttfll boulder wh.ch weighed around 900* pounds. tt* Wnntoii—Ranherrtog. blank oorranta, ■Rooseberries, hlncklierTks ami red enr- railts. Tho McDniuiltl Jam Co., Nelson. No nmrc cherries will DO accepted. McDonald Jam Cempnny, (M*») Strayed — IOI)-hl-ninnth.'* Alrdale puppy. Tax number 17.S. Reward for Ola return. It. A. Klrkpa trick, iM Core slreet. (1118) In 17JI9 Louis ludurt of France invent, ii a machine for malting paper in a cnnyntious w< li. Suit Sale Closes [ Saturday This Sale Has Proved that men appreciate Ktiott clothes, know good cltilhes when they see them and buy good clothes. Perhaps you have attended thia sale. If you haven't you owe it' to yourself to head an iiivt'stiu'ation committee of one and do it today. $22.00, $32.00, $42.00 In the l'hlllipini' islands in BOOJL provinees the density of populaihn ta •**«■ '^flfl per square mite. rrlscillianists In the fourth ,vnlury I OOliOVOd in the evil spirit U the s»- ' G promo power. BUY STAU NOWJ Tin- baaMn*eT*a a«]t writ. ING PADS) anil ENVELOPES ia at RUTHERFORD'S, where the reiluiid pYlfea OH S.mtia unil Statlnrirrv lire atill nn. Call anil nee mir FINE LINEN FINISH ENVELOPES at 15c |i:i,ki-t. j Rutherford Drug Co. Best ana Cheapest Bread i.s your best and cheapest food—eat more of it. Rye, Wholewheat and Graham Bread. CHOQUETTE BROS. Sole Maker, o! "Mother-*. Bread* T-T K WANT AD. IS BOTH CHEAP AND EFFICIENT. TRY | =v— VISITING UP LAKE POINTS p.oii'it \v. He.iiev, tin* well-known Slocnn ntUtbtg mni, who hag boon woikiiiK on the Arlington property iii Slocnn CttjT, WM in Nelson' yen - terday. Mr. Heilley Is on his \\.\y to points up the ■laM where he h:»-. HW Intereeta HIGH CLASS FURS A ■fete fine selection kept In stock or nriile to onler. Cus- tomrr's own furs ■Made up into any nriiele dootrod. old fgn rejialrcl and lOIHOdllitl. Ten per cent suinnicr discount. G. GLASER Manufacturing Furrier Phona 106. Nelson, B. C. JOHN DALY CABINET CIGAR STORE MAIL ORDERS ATTENDED TO PROMPTLY. Smoking Tobacco, Snuff, Pipe, and Full Stock of Cigar., Cigar- ttti-s. Other 8mokers' Suppli... Best Churn on the Market. Makes Butter in One Minute. At the B. C. Plumbing & Heating Company NELSON. B. C. Cook your entire meal with a "Conservo" Steam Cooker Use over one burner on any kind of a stove. Just the thing for preserving. Saves labor, time (J>-| Q ffA and fuel. Reduced price tJ'il-O.OU Wood-Vallance Hardware Company, Ltd. NELSON, B. C. THE LOAF YOU LOVE FOR ITS FLAVOR IS THE LOAF THAT'S MADE FROM QUALITY INGREDIENTS Cakes, Ice Cream and Confectionery. O. K. BREAD, ,", loaves for 25«** THE 0. K. BAKERY 713 Stanley Street and on Baker Street, near Starland. Phone 165 "All's Fair in Love" A Goldwyn Photoplay GOOD LAND AT LESS THAN GOVERNMENT