aSomerville and Nash 'Are Only Canadians Left —Pa^e Seven *"-'r_-mflpat « C LUMB n IB NBLSON DAILY NEWS, NBLSON, BC. — THURSDAY MORNDIO. JUNS tl, ISH 5W Or?* Move Upward on the New York List —Pa&e Nine nvB CUNTS « con NUMBER H M'DONALD SEEKS DODGE STABILIZATION DETOUR WATER Markets at FIRES RASE IN WEST, ONTARIO FROM LAKE ON BALFOUHOAD High Road by Thompson's May Be Used Because of Lake Rise a Glance Toronto aad Montreal StotSi firm at cloae. Tomato mine*—Irregularly "ewer. New York—stocks cloee sflthtlr Winnipeg Wheet cloeed higher. London—aat tUrer, oopper, tin and lead lower: Une en-hanged. New York—Bar sllrer aad Ua lower; other metals (Ina, New York—Cetton aad rakker higher; sngsr and coffee orrchang- ed. LAKESIDE PARK RAIL TOUCHED Columbia Is Around 29 Feet; Ferry Lay-Up Not Yet Showing unsuspected reserves ot water, th* lakt tt Nelwn continued to rise BlowU Wednesday, tn spite of the Kootsns/ river at Bonner* Ferry. Idaho, having itarted to drop late Monday, and oontlnued to htve a hearing on public worki art Wl tlr* In thla section. Wedneeday'* rtjj*. though amall, detracted (rom tip eervloeablllty of tha fill made near J. P. Thompaon'* place on the Nelson-Bel four road, where quite a etretch hai been under water alnoe Uonday morning, and DUtrlct Engineer William Ramaay itated Wedneeday night that lf the rise continued further, th* old road turning up paat Jack's 8err.ee itatlon would be opened, to detour the water. Later Foreman Oeear palmer had two man on that .work. In th* caa* of th* aectlon under water near,' T. Alrey'*, th* temporary road mad* along th* back Tueaday afternoon la high enough to he ctaar of the water, though th* fill hu been covered. CAMP (HT* UNDEE WATER Among Inundated aectlona along th* West Arm la tb* site of thi late provincial^ wlief camp at Kokanee, (Contlnned at Pag* Two> LORD MONTAGU FOUND GUILTY Sentenced to Pay Fine in Assault Case; Brooks Guilty Abo ■1 Sweeps 15-Mile Stretch Near Poland; Leaser Fires Burning 200 MEN FIGHT FORESt TERROR C. N. Bridge Burned Cutting Connections With Port Arthur No Blane Attached io Coast Accident Finding of Liquor at Scene DU Not Meu Driver Wan Drunk VICTORIA, June _1.—(CP)—Lord Idward Montagu waa found guilty ot common aaaault on tbe pereon of John Porbes on June 15 and waa lined tM and 17 costs, or In default to days ln JaU. by Magistrate Oeorge Jar In provincial polioe oourt bere tbla afternoon. C. W. Brooks, co-defendant, waa found guilty of aaaault causing grietout bodily harm and was fined SM and t7 ooete, or In default, one month In JaU. Magistrate Jay commented tbat both were reaponalble for tbs helpless, drunken oondltlon of Forbea and the conduct of both waa n- prehsnslble. There was no doubt, tbe magistrate oontlnued, tbat Lord Montagu loat bla temper on Shell laiand, Brooke had used unnecessary tlolenot, considering Forbes' condition, aad tha two blows struek were unjust. Tbe magistrate agreed thst aome of Porbu' bruises were the reeult of falling Into tba cockpit of tlw boat. 11m oaae ansa out of tba cruise ot hott Montagu's gseboet Merman from victoria to Venerator. Tb* craft went eehora.oo Jones Island tad waa ultimately taken fat «r pelra ta FOOT WILLIAM, June tl (CP) —Only partially checked by a tadden shift In the triad, a raging rarest tire* tonight defied efforts ef too rangera and firefighters to oeench It aad swept over a 15-nslk stretch ef eul-over tlmberlands, near Poland, 85 miles wett of here. Lesser fires are burning at wveral places la tbe eestern section of tbe Thunder Bay dlttrlet, ceualng oonalderable damage, and all a»silbals men la tbe area hsve been dratted to fight tbem. A Canadian national rallwaya bridge waa destroyed near Horns- payn* today, temporarily cutlinj oft Guilty iSssssr^Sa NORTH VANCOUVER. Juna 31.— (CP>.—Deith due to accident, whleh might have bean cauaed by ovar- crowding In tba front seat earning the driver to loaa control of tha ear, but attaching blame to no one i the verdict-of a ooroner'a Jury which enquired today Into the death of Hurray Patterson, ona of three persons killed early Sunday whan the roadster thet were riding' in plunged over a cliff near Whyte- cliffe Park. No Inquest will be held Into the deatha of Mae Davla and Dorothy Turner, wbo wen killed wltb* Patterson wben tbe ear In whlcb they were returning to Vancouver after attending a danoe at Cliff Houae, plunged from the highway 60 feet to tbe rock* below. Finding of a partly filled bottle of liquor on tbe rooke near tbe ear after the accident % flask ln one pocket of tbe ear and tba fact that Patterson waa known to have taken a drink befon leaving Vancouver for tha North Shore wme not proof the driver waa Incapable of driving wben the party left tbe dance, tbe Jury said to pick up tbo two tt tUt crew Ml there, tbo fight, took place. Both Lord Uootagu and Brooke In tbeir evldenoe stated tbat Porbea ww drank and troublesome and tbat be bnd flrat atruck Brooks. Medleal evldenoe waa to tbe effect that Porbea waa Buffering from a fraetun near tbe left "ye that would probably cauae permanent dlsflgusnnent and sinus trouble, and alao numerous brulaee about tbe body. Lord Montagu li the aecond eon of the Duke of Manchester. communication and Port Arthur. Uo PUN LIGHTER CUT IN WHEAT News of Extensive Crop Damife in Canada and Short Crop in VS. THREE AIRMEN DIEINCRASH, PRINCE ALBERT Commercial Pilot and Mechanics Crash to Death Making Test Lord Bdward Montagu, who waaitenoed lo pay a fine at Victoria, found guilty of aaaault and aM* Find Bodies of Lost Deam Boys of Banff STUDIES PRISONERS ON SENSITIZATION Name George Murray LILLOOET, June 31 (CP)—Oeorge M. Murray, Vancoufer newspaperman, wu unanlmoualy nominated as candidate for the Libera] oarty la tbe provlnclsl riding of Lillooet st a convention Tueaday. J. B.. Bryaon waa elected preeldent of tbe Ubersl sssoclstlon. L. L. Adam of Squamlsh vice-president, s*_d Kay Jonea. Ashcroft, seerotary-t-eaaurer. OSUimniKl. K.T_ June 11 ICP) tern to dost, drug* or wrtmg food plays any part In producing pty- oophathlc ooodiuona leading to crime ls bslnj made with 50 Inmates JOSEPH TBAVBBS DIE . NCW WESTMINSTER, June 11 — (CP)—Joseph Travers. 83 widely known In tbe praser vslley, died la St. Mary's hospital. Be wss born la Ireland, and resided bere 18 yeara. SIGNS OF BETTER TIMES Decrease in Unemployment BORNABT, June 11 (CP).—During tbe past six weeka there bea been a decrease of 186 ln ranks ot those receiving unemployment relief, acoordlng to the semi-monthly report ot Belief Officer J. O. Nelll to Commissioner John Bennett Increase in Wages Looms J-tDTSMITH. BC, June 11 (OT) —Tsn per osnt Increase In wagea affecting too mlllworkers. effective July 1, ls snnounoed by tbe Victoria Lumber and Manufacturing Co., Ltd., plant at Cbemalnua. 9ot July, at leaat, owing tha un certain nature ot tbe ruing nvsrkst for lumbar, tba Increase will Uke tbe form of a bonua. Should tbe demand for lumber become stabilised, tbe Increase wlll be Incorporated Into tha wage ratee. Spanish Fliers Are Located; One ls Dead MEXICO CITV. Jone 11 (AP). —The gOTemaeent announced lale today tbat the Cuarto vientos. airplane bearing the two Spanish transatlantic filers from Cuba to Mexico had been located la the atate of pnebla. and that oae of the filers was dead. Tke other Spanish filer waa aald to bt Injured It wu aot determined which af the aviators —Captain Berbenn ar Lieutenant Collar-had been killed and which waa still alive. Export in Lumber Is Up OTTAWA, June 11 '.CP) .—Exports of planks and boards from Canada made a atrong advance ln May, tba value being ,,3t3,ltt compared wltb WIS** la April and 81.1.4.808 la May, IMS. The total to Onlted Statea waa 8480.H9 and to tba United Kingdom ttM.S-8. Tbere waa a heavy lncreaae in douglaa fir aquan timber alao, tha total being ,U,t3S against Ml All ■ In April aad t.t.eig In May. 1831. commissioner Branham. deputy correction. ■e seeks to discover whether tuch influences baar any relationship to Instability of behavior. ■y oMMnCaAnmctoTt Oaaadlaa Preas staff Writer LONDON. June 11 (CP cable.--Rie four-power wheal oonferenoe ad- • _,____..__._____*. ,___,._ ♦__. .—.,. I —mm. _» _...___, .___■.■_, wtw. mu mm Jo-limed discussions today to await ,_*g___, aui_ nriaon hv Oe v statistical Information on prolucUon - trom Australia, Argentina, aad soviet Russls attar formulating a tentative plan calling for reduoed acreage and expert quotae. News of extensive crop damage ln Canada asd a abort crop ln tba United Statee cauaed delegates to be- Here tbe final poaitlon may ba changed materially. Stanley Bruce, Auatralian minister to the united Kingdom, sskod that tbe conference produoe eome concrete propoeal wblcb be might trana* mit to Canberra Ior consideration Of hla govemmsnt. It waa learned tonight limitation propoeal at aow constituted contemplates reduction of acreage by 16 per eaat for ona year only and that tba * program for tbe aeoond year would be decided aftar the effects ot tha one-year reduction are asen. ASKS CANADA TO REVIEW DUTIES PLANE BURIES IN BOTTOM OF LAKE Two Bodies Recovered; One Is Scarcely Recognizable KIDNAP AMD ROB WINNIPEG MAN June 11 (CP) napped by two gangsters aad driven la a tail-cab which he bad hired, out Into tbe oountry. Charlea R0.-00. restauranteur. waa robbed of 81SS today .at tba point of two revolvers. Wltb tba taxi-driver, WUUam PM1** llpe. he waa left stranded on tba prairie. They walked to ttw elty and notified police. LAKE STORM HITS YOUTHS John Boms Wires News; Presses North by Plane PBINCB ALBERT, Sask., Jane IL (CP).—Plrst aeroplane tragedy of the yaar In northern Saskatchewan tonight had claimed the lives ef three men near the Brooke air baae at Emma lake, so miles north ot here. Captain B. W. "WIT Broatch. pllet. 41. Hiram C. Brooks, [.Hot-mechanic 14. T. D. ronytb, mechanic. It Broatch, well known western oom merclal flyer wbo gained tame ln tba MscAlplne aearch, waa testing (Coatlaaed oa page Two) LONDON. June 11 (CP oable) Taking further advantage of the terma of the Canadian-United Kingdom trade agreement signed at Ottawa, the United Kingdom today aaked Oanada to review tha Canadian duties on it long llat of articles with a view to revision. The Canadian tariff board la already preparing to review the duties on cotton and textile gooda Imported from Britain. In acoordanoe with thla provision (article It) the United aUngdom government today requested tbe Ctntdlan government to aak the Canadian tariff board to review the duties charged by Canada on boots. shorn, slippers, tin snd lead alloys, yarns and other artictss. Ten Are Killed in Polish Collections WARSAW, Poland, June 11 (API- Nine peraona and one policeman were officially reported killed today Wben polioe foroed' peesants to cases beating tax-collectors In the Oallclaa districts ot Ropes**. Rae- seow and Laaeut. sixteen peraona were seriously wounded. Many arrests were mede and numerous peasants escaped to the forests. PULPWOOD CUTTERS AQREE TO TERMS Missing Since February; Attempted Traverse Duchesney Pass rati|», B.C Jaa* M (cr>_ One hdnd Jutting above reck and melting anew tonight had led te discovery of Chris Deam, It, and his brother, Jo*. II, leet In Dn- ehesney' paaa sine* laat Pebruary. Tbe young men, both residents of Banff, Alu, were trapped In a snowsllds In tb* paas ae tbey attempted a akl Journey trom Camp Rector to Pleld. Tomorrow work parties wtll leave here to dig tb* bodies out, of the debris. Dlsoovery ot tbe bodlee waa made today by two Swim guides, Rudolph Anuner and 0. Baealar, wbo were conducting a aearch of tba pass. Searches bave been made Intermittently alnos tbe young men dlsappssred, a brother. Rank. 10. making trlpa through tba area at every opportunity. Both skilled skiers. Chris and Joe attempted tb bt tbe first to Journey on skis through the dangerous Duchesney and Dennis passe* from Csmp Hector to Plaid. Evidence found by the -Marchers Indicated tbey bad travelled from Camp Bee- tor to Lake O'Hara and then through Duchesne, paas without troubit. tafflcultlw ensued aa they tried to negotiate tha mot* dangeroua Dannie paaa and location of tbalr campa Indicated they bad given up the trip and were returning to Lake O'Hara wben burled by th* snowsllds ln Duchesney nam. Parenta of tbe young men reside st Banff. Their brother Prank la en route here. The work of recovering tbe bodies Is expected to take until late Prlday or Saturday. MAY MAKE STEEL, BC. Negotiations Under Way for Establishing Steel Industry PORT ARTHUR, Ont., Jun* 11 (CP)—Pulpwood cutters who bay* been on atrlke lor several days for higher pay have agreed to contractors' terma. and threatened cloelng up of tbe varloua camps, throwing n*arly MOO men out been averted. T That Robert Burna, aon ot ftr. and Mra. Jobn Burn* ot Nelton, with hla compankma. Albert Corn- stock of Bronxvllle, N.T, aad Robert Weld of Waterton, Cona, ara definitely missing In northern Albert*. waa Information received by Bev. J. C. McKenale, of th* Church of Mary Immaculate Wedneaday from Mr. Burna. Tha win read aa followa; Tbe boya caught by a storm on Atbabaaoa lake." Mr. aod Mra. Burna. wbo left bar* Sunday following receipt of newa of the reported tragedy, left Immediately for tbe northland and left Bdmonton Tuetday for Waterwsya, som* 800 miles north by rail- Tb*J Mft Waterwaya by airplane tot Fort Chlppewyan on Athabasca lake. Wedneaday. OOLDEN. Colo., Jun* 11—Thm* Colorado School 01 Mines studsnts, on* s Canadian, may hav* lost thtlr Uvea on a canoe trip ln th* Canadian wilds. Tbey an Robert Burns ot Nelaon. B.C, Albert Comstock of Bronxvllle. NT., snd Robert Weld. Water* ton, Conn. Royal Canadlsn Mounted polioe notified offlclala of tbt college that a email canoe bad been found wracked on the anon of Lak* Athabaaka. near the Seskatchewen- Albert* border. An ennlope addnaa- ed to Robert Buoie waa in the wreckage. Joba Burna et Neleon. father of Jtobert Burns, aald the bm J planned to paddle malt era* an a rlnr mat empties Into Lake Athe- FREKCHFAI TO DEMAND ADJOURNMENT Succession of Speakers Plead for Currency Stabilization US. GROUP HEARS NEW INSTRUCTIONS Meet Behind Cloeed Doors to Hear Roosevelt's Message •nCTOHIA, Jan* II (CP).—It la reported In legislative drclm tbat tentative negotlatlena are under way locking to the establishment at a ateel Indattry In Brltbh Colombia, probably on Vancouver bland. If tba Britiah Columbia gonmment would Implement it* Iron Bounties aot and pay a bounty on all Iran produoed. thorn Interested an prepared to establish an Industry employing from 1000 to 1000 men. It It etated. On from Texada Uland. la th* Oulf of Oeorgla, would be used. Under the Iron Bountlee aot tbe gonmment la' allowed to pay a bounty of S3 a ton on pig Iron manufactured from Britiah Columbia or*, and 11.50 on pig Iron manufactured from ere mined outalda the province. Hw limit on tbe bounty la «1,000,000. 600 Yon Neurath as He Departs LONDON. June 11 (AP)--Baron von Neurath. German fonlgn mlnlater and eight otber memben of tbe German delegation to tbe world economlo conference, departed from London tonight for Berlin amid the hisses and boo* of British antl Ml REGULATED PRODUCTION IS SOLUTION CALOART. June 11 (CP)—Regulated production alone le tbt solution to agricultural Ills, declared O. W. Pateraon, Alberta member o. th* pork hu western whest problsms oommittee. ln an address hen today. MAY MERGE C.P.R. AND CM LINES FROM KAMLOOPS INTO VANCOUVER NEW WEBMINSTBR, B.C., June 31 —Tba reported march of 1000 Jobleu from road camps to ths lower mainland to Vancouver is Just another rumor, according to word reoelved at ths dty ball today. THE WEATHER vacant. Bach night for a month put, all I harmony ln th* spirit family pro three tennants of tha building vtllsd all nlgbt. Temperaturee: NELSON _ Victoria Vanoounr Ksmioopa _ Estevan Point - Prlnoe Rupert .. Dawaon —__.— Seattle Portland . San Prancleoo Mtn. Max. . tt 81 Prince (Mart* Lo* Angelu ._- Penticton Vernon Onnd Porkt Kaalo _ Oilgary -. Edmonton Swift Currant Prlnu Albert Qu'Appelle ... Winnipeg tfanelmo , n . u . 50 . *A . 40 . M . U . 10 M . to . M , 45 . 47 . 41 . 44 . 48 .48 . 80 . M . 4S . 50 Question Government on Grain Shipment* LONDON. Jun* ll/-(OP Oable)— Th* govemmant wa* questioned In tbe bouw of oorn mona today a* to whether It had bean poaalble to make arrsngemente whereby Canadian wheat oould be ahlpped to tbe United Kingdom through United Statu porta and still get th* Brltlth pnftrmo* ot alx unt* * busbsl. lt wu explained tbla could be don* _.provld_d th* requirement ot proof of the Copper- of direct consignment from Canada wa* mat. Today's Odd News Breaks Most Spend Nighti in Cemeteries HIOH POINT, N.C. Jun* 11 (AP) —Pour blgb school ttudante who opened a gran ben to tak* plctun* further scientific study ln a eebool club wen eaoh untenced to spend tin nights, from 1:M pan. to 4 am., alon* In tb* oemetery. by Judge Ltwi* B Teague. Memory Expert Forgets TOPEKA, Kaa- Jun* It (AP)— Charlu M. Woodmansu ct New Tork. memory expert, forgot all about his engagement to gin • talk and demonstntlon today befor* tbe Junior chamber ot oommerca. Th* young buslneu men bad t» worry along without any tlpa on how to nmemUer tblnge. URGE INDIAN REPORTER TO MAKE SACRIFICE TO APPEASE GODDESS _ 41 .54 8< and v'.clnlty- Moose Jaw Porecdat, partly cloudy and moderately rarm with local showers. By OAULT MacOOWN Canadian Preu Cerreapon*nt POUT OP SPAIN. Trinidad. June 11 (OP).—"Bloodahedl" Tha awful word passed from mouth to mouth today in the village of Chafuanaa. wben Supertad Nalpaul calmly awaited' tb* dutb vengeance of UU Blndu goddsu Kail, becauw he hsd written an article dlsp-eaalng to Indiana of tba district. Alarmed at tbt strange actlona of the villagers, the nporter'a friends in Port of Spain wen relieved to 'earn that Nalpaul bad manly cut his finger while sharpening a table knife, but the natives considered It Newrtbelae*. the d*fi*nt nporter hu bun urged to appeen the wrath 1 of tba goddew by werfflclnf • goat M he wu Instructed to do In let* ten warning that If he nfueed b* would develop polaonlng on satur- day, dl* on Sunday and be burled on Monday. The nporter. although hlmwlf aa Indian, declared tl)* thrwte war*: "lujubuncomb*." The Trinidad Ouar.. dlsn. when Nalpaul la employed, today declared: I "It might be well It Seeperaad made tbe sacrifice, thus closing as amaelng chapter of local fanaticism and tuptntltton." ■---■v D.S. TENNIS ACES SWEEP ONWARD LONDON, JUM 31 (AP)— Tha atrong American contingent, led by th* 1883 Wimbledon champions, Bill- worth Vina* and Mr*. Rilen Will* Moody ,c*rrl*d on through th* third round of th* London t*nnl« championship* today with it* rank* almost unbroken. The only major* casual ties among the group pf the Onlted State* were David N. KM, th* formtr columbli unlvenlty etudent- who bowed to Vine* In tha dtyt outitindlng -match, tnd Clayton Lot Burwell of Charlotte, N.C, an, Okford student. Cliff Sutter, UMtr stoefen. Keith Gledhlll, W. L. BratM, th* former Harvard player, iim. Dorothy An- drua Burke and Virginia Rio* all negotiated the third round barrier* auooeatfi*"iy. •**' •ratee. almoat unknown recorded the Big up**t of the tournament bv eliminating John S, Cliff, ranking ■ngllsh player. Sutt»r deletted W. A. B. Collin*, Scotch player , EINSTEIN HITS TITLE OP DOCTOB BRMBBLS. Belgium, Jun* il (AP) , —The Unlvenlty of Brussels * today conferred upon Prof. Albert Einstein the tltl* doctor honoris causa of ; tht ftculty of tclenfiee.. BOWLING GAMES BEGUN IN TRAIL TRAIL, 8.C., June 31—Ttm Trlll- Ttdantc -Ltwn Bowling olub started off tonight with thalr weekly competition* and;, played wall Into tha first round. Reault* of team gam* wnt m followi: Johnwn 33. Rae 18, Watton 31 Ltwlt 30, Thompton 31, R. Weir 17, MoOhle 30. Plsaplo 18. Oamea wlll be continued Thurtdty night. NELSON TO PLAY AT TRAIL SUNDAY TRAIL, B.C. Jun* 31—Word wa* reoelved todsy from Jake Rothery, president of the Nel*on Senior B**e- ball club, that tha Queen City squad will, be *hl* to com* to Trtll Sunday to engage la an exhibition ball game. Trail'* lineup wlll likely be atmtlar to the team which pltyed In Nelton lttt Sundty. RAIN THREATENS Wednetdty wa* warm with the mercury refltterlng I hlgb of •( dt* greet'. Later In' the afternoon,- however,'* It clouded over and rain threatened. Th* low temperature was 44 degreeo. Stench Triable After Her Meals from pain* in my rtomach, and headache*, after eating my meal*. A friend advised ma ta taka Burdock Blood Bitten, aad aftar having dona ao I found a mat change in me. Now I never hava any. trouble with my atomach, ud headaches are a tkin g of the paat. ar -2rrmS&£$?_2! -EftST ~*--" * ■* «- » ***■ -r)s}!ril»&?&S£Z^^ C(5he Savoy "Where the Gimt It Kin&" Nelson's Newest and Finest Hotel. Many Rooms With Private Baths or Showers. J. A. KERB, Prop. >U BAKKR BT. PHONE 18 settrtottwiat '««*>*««^M!»M*«M«»^W'?»ltmil')tftM*r dktVOT—Mr. and Mra. Walter* and I1 m, Mr. and Mra. R. B. Stevens, B. A. Berwell, Toronto; Hyde, Nelton; ft. Kyan, 8. Vault. Mr. and Mrs. P. O. Boots, ^Vancouver; W. Bethel, Mra. Oeorge Rimer, Mlaa May Elmer, Corbin; Ate. end Mr*. N- P., Alpooo, Mlw Mabel Alpaon, Ml** Baaal* UcWhlr ter, Ntkusp;. Mr. and Mra. l. J. Smith, victoria; T. 8. Buchanan, Portland; «. R. Cupdtle, R. a. Holmes, Vsnoouver; h. Toreton, Spokane; BUl White, A. R. Hartland Vancouver, HUME ORIS WIN SOFTBALL SHU) Wtdnttdty Hum* achool glrla bagt the central achool *oftb*ll taam 0-* to wl* th* aoftball ahieid vhlch la oompetad ior yearly. Tha Hume glrla acored twloe ln th* lan two inninga to win the game. Team* ware: Central—Irla Johanaon, Diana Wllllama, Helen Wlgg, Dona* Long, Ruth Chrtillane**, Kay ABd*r*_it, Peggy Dunnett. Mattle Smltb Pat Margant M»thew* and Vivian Cot grov*. Bum*—BeU Weatherhead.. Jean Spain, Bet-bare Oarllala, Wen AW- aon, Naoma Webber. Hani Speir*. Thomatl* Brodl*. Muriel Smith,Rita Smltb, Alte* Baar. , MORE ABOUT DETOUR (Contlnned From Pag* Owl SAN JOSE. 0*1.—Evldeno* of an intruder In th* Umecn household. who mty hav* entered befon David A. Luneon and, hi* wit*, Allan*, wham he 1* charged with alaylag, returned home May 38 trom a vlalt •with frlenda, la eought by Bdward O. Helnrlch, Berkeley erlmlnologtit. whote bulldlngt ware recently moved to Longbeech, to form a portion of the new Dominion road camp than. Soma old framtt an floating, and part of a kitchen garden planted by the men can ba seen 'above the water. At Nelaon the water waa in contact Wadaaaday afternoon with the lower of the two rail* of the oeplanade at Lakedde park. The Bonner's Bitty reading tt 7 a.m. Wednesday ahowed a drop of .8 foot ln 34 houn, bringing the tottl drop from the peek to 1.1 feet. COLUMBIA HIOH Lwt account* respecting tha Columbia river wan that lt was black wtth drift wood, aad atlll rising slowly. In tha forenoon it stood tt 38.8 fttt. or within a tenth of a foot ot the height at which In 1838 the terry wa* laid up and tnfflc diverted by way of ttr Mtlton- Htlwty highway. The lay-up that year la aald, how- aver, to have been mon on account ot tha drift wood t. in on account of Inability to operate, and Unless th* river make* around 80 teet, the terry aervlee will probably not be Interrupted, The ferry la now being tied up at night on the Robton side, which necessitates the ferryman aleeptn. aboard, this •voiding the danger ot getting entangled with timber lama, tha drift wood following the Caatlegar bank. MEN OF BECKITT WIN HORSESHOES TRAIL, "B.C, Jun* 31—In * competition Wedneaday night of horseshoe tossing, th* team ot H. T, Backltt loat to that of P. O'Neill 163-188. Tbe game* wm piiyed oft ln foureome group*, th* flnt two being of Beckltt's team, and resulted as follow*: Backltt, Hott. 38; P. O'Nell. Bremner, 80; Balfour, W. Long, 33, D. Con Jonea, W. MoQuarrle, 80; Bennett, 3. Ward, 80, Groves, skinner, 48; L. VinLondensle, C. Luyparet, 43, s. Mirtln. X. Jory. SO. Quoin gamee wlll oontlnue Thuraday night. Miss Youla MacKay Wed in Belling ham Of much Interest lt th* announcement mad* In Vanoouver by Mn. Jean Ma-Kay, 1418 Wut Fortieth avenue, who teU* of tho marriage ct her daughter, Youla, to Lawrenoe Whelm, eldeat aon ot Mr. tnd Mn. c. L. Wbtltn, tbt wadding taking place at Belllngham. Mia Youla MaoKay tttended high tcbool In Neleon lttt yetr, while vUltlng btr ftther, J. Ivtn MacKay. team New Grand Hotel r. L. KAPAE, Prop. - weekly and Monthly Rata* Hot and coM.Water •Ingle 80o np Double Jl-50 up IMW tie ■ Month and Op Occidental Hotel IM Vernon St. Pbone MIL H. WASSICK Fifty Roomi of Solid Comfort Headquarten for Loggen aod Miners Madden Hotel A' Welcome Awaits You JA8. I. MADDEN Completely Remodelled Hot and Cold Water In the U1ABT of tba City QUEEN'S HOTEL A. LAPOINTE, Prop. Room* fram 88c fo 81.80 Monthly MO and up. Steam heated and hot and oold water In every room 80S Baker St. Phone lttl TRAIL, B; *£. *e.e.eee.e»e»e#eea»ee>e.* | MEW CROWN : : POINT HOTEL ♦ Buropean Plan •» t HEADQUARItBS' t J* Commercial and Tourist Tnde a * Sample Rooma 2 COMMERCIAL RATBS . Wll hom Bath - IIM I With Batb __ 82-00 and I'M. TRAIL, B. C. "A Palace in the Kootenays" ........................ NELSON DAILY NEWS Classified Ads Produce Results.' ♦ I Phone 143 or 144 TRANSPORTATION — Freight and Passenger GREYHOUND LINES Anrtoniicc ! Spokane Bui VIA TRAIL Commends* MONDAY, JUNE 1Mb ■tnt leivet* dtlly ewept Sunday at 10:00 a.m. NEW REDUCED RATER NEL80N-TRAIL FREIGHT Cartful Handling' Efficient Service Low Ratea •*- -tat* aa carry your TRAIL-NELSON FBEI0HI Ntlton - PHONES — Trail 77*78 (Bud-vant) 2 BLUE LINE FREIGHT Hemorrhoids] tl OH "PILBS*