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B. 0, TUESTJAY MORNING, JUNE 3,1924\nNo. 249\nI I 6RARI AN\n\"U I C\nWalker, Dundee\nRETAIN TITLES\nSee Page 7\n__u\nTURKEY DEMANDS EXPLANATION FROM ITALY\nBATTLE\nPrivate Gamekeeper\nChdrgei With Murder\nGILDED YOUTHS\nAttorneys of Millionaires'\nSong Get Them Away\nFrom the Police\nKILLERS NOW IN\nSHERIFFS CARE\nLetter Found on Train Had\nJ Directions for Father of\nthe Slain Boy\nCHICAGO, June 2.\u2014The legal\nWttle of millions to free Nathar\nLeopold Jr. and Hichard Loeb.\n\u25a0eholarly Sana of two Chicago millionaires, *nd confessed kidnaper*\n\u2022nd slayers of 13-year-old Robert\nIpYanks, son \u00b0f another millionaire\nfchlcagoan, opened today, and at the\nend of the legal skirmish, state and\ndefence attorneys each claimed victories.\n>, Hearing on a writ of habeas corpus for release of thp two youths\n\u25a0was -continued to Friday, but the\ndefence succeeded In obtaining an\n-order taking the boys from the custody Of the pcllce and remanding\n(hem to the care of the sheriff of\nCook county.\nThe most Important evidence unearthed today was a letter which\nMr. Crowe said was written to Jacob\nFranks, father of the slain boy, by\nLeopold and Loeb, and which was\nfound ln a Miehlirnn Central pull-\nBan car at New Tcrk.\nFather Misunderstood\n\u25a0JVhen young Franks disappeared\nMay 21. Leopold and Loeb, according to Mr. Crowe, called the Franks\nhomo by telephone and notified the\nparents their son was held for ransom. Next day, their confessions\n\u25a0aid. thev sent Mr. Franks a letter\nasking $10,000 ransom and in the\n| afternoon shortly before the body\nft tha boy had been Identified, they\nHiade a second call to the father,\n.who had tha tnoney waiting, telling\nhltn to go to a nearby drug store.\nHe failed to understand the address\n\u00abAd did not go.\nHad he proceeded to the store.\n, Ahe hoys Said, he. would bav-* been\nInstructed v buy. a Michigan Cen-\nl tral railroad ttaket, to Oary. Ind.,\n| Mid to sit in^VWrtAln rear car scat,\nWhere tha letter had been placed.\nThe letter Instructed him to watch\nfor a large st\u00a3n after passing a certain street, and te count four, and\nthen toss the money out of the window, the boys said.\nBEATTY INSPECTS\nSOO HEADQUARTERS\nTells Minneapolis Canada\nExpecting Widespread\nProsperity This Year\nMINNEAPOLIS, June 2.\u2014Conditions throughout' Canada point to a\nyear of widespread agricultural and\nIndustrial prosperity, with greater\nprogress toward real economic stahtl-\nuation' than In any year since 1h-\nwar, B. W. Beatty. Montreal, president ot the Canadian Pacific rail-\n\u25a0way, said here today.\nMr. Refttty .reached thc city at noon,\n\u2022nd spent fhe afternoon in conference\nwith officials of llie Soo Line, which\nla affiliated with the Canadian \/a-\nciflc system.\nMr. Beatty is en \"-route to Montreal.\nVia Bault Ste. Marie, after a survey\nof business, transportation and farming cpndftlons which took him to tho\nPacific, coast over the Canadian Pa-\ncific fines.\n\"Crop prospects all over Can-\nAda are excellent,\" Mr lieatty \u2022.id.\n\"We have had a good spring, with\nplenty of ruin, you knc.;v The financial situation appears to be showing\nsteaiiv lnyirovement. Business *\u25a0 \\vy-\nwhere has a heelthv tone. Industry\non the whole Is on the upgrade, nnd\nthe manufacturing situation in several HfV^s ta entirely witlsfactoi\/y.\"\nOttawa Ministers\nWil Help Oliver\nDuring Final Week\n\/\u2022 VANCOUVER. June 2\u2014Two. and\nperhaps tfi\u00a3oe federal cabinet mln-\nIsteri are coming from the east to\nthrow their weight behind Prem Ier\nOliver and 1)1 s Liberal government in\nthe teroymcliU election onmpalgn.\naccording to party headquarters here.\nHon. _J>r. H. S. Beland. minister\nof aoftlfirsr civil reestablishment nnd\nHpft'vC \u00bb\u2022 Copp, secretary of state.\nare expected to reach this nrovlnce\nabouj a week beforo Lhe -lection.\nTolmie, Stevens, Too\nVANCOUVER. June 2,\u2014Beside Hon.\nDr. Beland and Hon. A. B. Copp.\nwho are coming to Vancouver In\nabout a week before election, perhaps Hon. E. M MacDonald will\nthrow hie weight behind the Oliver\ngovernment campaign.\nHon. 8. F. Tolmie and Hon. H. H.\nStev\/ns are coming to aid the Con-\nnervaflyes, an\\-\necutive said. \"Still. In spile of i,s\nobvious defects, lis advantages as a\ntemporary relief and a temporary\nadjustment of business conditions,\nIn view Cf the uncertainty of a better law within a reasonable time,\nlead me tn believe t hat t he be it\ninterests of the country would be\nsubserved if this bill becomes a law\n\"A correction of Its defects may\nbe left to the next session of congress, I trust a bill less political\nand more truly eennnml \u25a0 may be\npassed at that time. To ihat end I\nshall bend all my energies.\"\nMILLERAND IS\nPERCHED UPON\nCONSTITUTION\nEnemies Now Disposed to\nTreat For His Graceful\nRetirement\nWILL LET HERRIOT\nFORM GOVERNMENT\nSocialist Con-cress Gives\nHerriot Free Hand on\nthe Premiership\nHonors Even in\nNewfoundland on\nthe Early Results\nBT. JOHN'S, Nnd., Juno 2.\u2014\n(Canadian Press.) \u2014 Only meager\nelection results were obtainable at\nmidnight, the polls having been kept\nopen late, and honors wore evenly\ndivided In the frur seats heard from,\ntwo government ami two opposition\ncandidates having been returned.\nPort Degreve district elected F.\nBradley, opposition, by a majority\nof only four votes over R. J. Smith,\nthe government eandldate. Last election this constituency gave H. A.\n! Winter, speaker of thi' last assembly,\n! 300 majority. Harb'u* Main returns\none member from r*nh camp, and\n, Tarhnnear elected *ho government\ni candidate.\nI No comprehensive return! are ex-\nI pected beforo late tomorrow morn-\nFarmer Brings Suit\nAgainst Magistrate\nand Police Chief\nVANCOUVER. June 1.\u2014Malicidus\nprosecution, false Imprisonment, and\nconspiracy are .charged against Mag\n1st rate J. W. Atkey. and Police Chief\n8. Fenion of Ladner, in a writ ls-\nau\u00bb*Tjr ^._ H. L. Morgan of Point\nFIRE SITUATION\nAGAIN ALARMING\nVICTORIA. June 2 - The weekly\nbuletin of the forestry department de.\nscribes the forest fire , sitiHtftv\"\nthroughout the province as alarming-\nSo far 604 outbreaks have been,reported* twice as many as for the\nsame period laat year.\nPastor*\u20acandidate\nDeplores Bouquets\nThrown at Speaker\nPARTS. June 2.\u2014President Millerand tonight Is still sitting tight on\ntop uirv\nmeasures.\nAccording to the Turkish pre**,\nthe Turkish government is dissatisfied with the explanation of the\nItalian charge d'affaires here ih*at\nthe few Italian st Idlers who landed\nIn Rhodes were only celebrating the\nanniversary of the annexation . McLeod. of certain problems\nof April 1 in the Lincoln avenue In lobster canning, closes with re--\ndepartment, where she lived with ommendations for avoiding de-om-\nNlegri a month previous to the position and discoloration of canned I\ncrime. She said the whole affair lobster,\nhad been carefully rehearsed before- j How to Sterilize\nhand. ' It recommends the use of the\n ^ autoclave for steriliz-'i held for cuh\nth\u00bb bknkt Minn closed over\nVICTORIA, eJutVJ ,2^-DiiCUM-\nIn-J the eleetien Rev. Clem Daveee,\nnow eaator tfi the new nonde-\nnomtaetional church, In. a eer-\nmon yeeatartlay deplored the practice Uet eeeeion of throwing\ncauliflower* and ckttfertet at the\napeaker In ith* home, ae alleged\nOTTAWA, Jun 2.\u2014The wireless\nHt.'ition at Diiwsijn cost 111.438. and\nthf om at Mayo $t*6^1.*wnich at pres-\nee-nt la the only teletcraphlc communication the tamoua silver mine haa\nwith the outside world, OeorKe Black,\nConservative, Yukon, was inforntud\nln the house today.\nlt haa cost 14669 to maintain thp\nImn'sieii station, and I332T to maintain thc Mavo station, il >lnK the)\npast year. Revenues collected to-\ntetllf-d t:tli.1 and $576. respectively.\nsfss\t\nVictoria-Seattle\nMail ls Routed\nby Air in Future\nVICTORIA, Juna 2.\u2014Notice haa\nbeen received hy the Victoria\nehf.mber of commerce ffom 9t-\ntaw* that arrangements -have\nbeen mede with the United Statu\npostal aulhorit.ee for Victoria\nmail to be carried an tbe aerial\netryke between .Wa and Beattle.\nSTEAMER ARRIVALS\nAdriatic, at New Tork, from Liverpool.\nCluneroiila, at New York, from\nGlasgow. i\nHf-atna. at Liverpool, from Montreal.\nOat)\n\" eturula, at Glasgow, from Mont-\n(May \u00ab.)\nlltfa. at Montreal, from liOndon.\nJtntand, at New York, from\nLojidon.\nOrhlta, at New York, from Southampton\nAnsonia. at riymouth, from Mont-\nreifc (Ut.*)\nCHAPTERS BEAR\nSILKEN FLAGS\nAT CONVENTION\nDaughters of Empire Open\nSessions; Falconer Pays\na Tribute\nTOROTTO, June 2.\u2014Patriotic setting wns afforded the fcrmal opening of the 24th annual meeting of\nthe Imperial Orders Daughters of\nthe Empire here thia afternoon.\nShields bearing the coat.\u25a0*\u25a0*.-of-arms of\nthe province, and ensigns worn by\nhundreds of delegates, and, most\nof all, the impressive procession of\ngraceful silken Union Jacks carried\nby the standsrd bearers tf the many-\nToronto chapters, were features.\nThnt Canadians should be grateful\nto the Daughters of tht* Kmplre for\nwhat they had done since tM tint*\nof tbe South African war to\" tbe\npresent, was the statement of Lieutenant -Governor Cockshutt, who declared that women havo a grent\npart to play in the conduct of the\nnatirns, the greatest work being the\nbringing up of the country's children,\nA Fore* to Vitalise\nWhat the Imperial Ordw: Daughters of the Kmpire was |ola| was\ndefined by Sir Robert Fnlcnrier.\npresident of the University nf Toronto, as a force to vitally and\npromote among people n realization\nf their privilege as one ot the\nconstituents in the notions of the\nEmpire. The head of the university\n\u25a0jiartlcularly congratulated- the order\non the fine education*. 1 work they\nwere doing through tlie medium of\ntheir war memorial.\nThe national president, Mrs. poo-\nllttte, presided, and in her address\nemphasized the responsibility which\nrested upon every member of the\norder, tr strive for the right spirit,\nthat which would five a wider out-\nlook and a clearer conception of encouragement and endeavor ln the\nmany patriotic objects of th:ib' one and referred his oues-\n\"oner tn the official i eport.\nWot S-ski no Control\nTiin v^nit ihn \"P-ee Press states:\n\"ff f- p-H'Mni'v cer*nin tint Mr.\nv***hitt's tv-e **\u2022<*\" nee. Nick-M hy a\nlnrtre number of prnxieo ifas \u00bbo caln\n-rn\"itv rr.-prc-'-'ntr'iHnn for the eri\u00ab-t.>rn\nInterest\" not ft Is said with anv\nrtr.fi.--n r.f -*-{-- i-mit-rM of the TOftd\nb-'*- n**>\"\"'<- \u25a0*>-\u00ab n matter of n* nte\u00ab't|on\nr..^ n-.. ^._-r\u2014 ini-rtlved The post-\nnnnemen* of the annual mooMntr n \\v\nbe n|~\"i*'(fn\"t c a Aaatfi on tbe\nn-^rt f>' fbe ^vir.*i \u25a0 n*\u00bbi? tP*pettlQ tn p*\u00bbe\u00bb\u00bbf\nnnd ncf.'tnflco \\- tho TvhhP\", Tfl f-iet.\nIt i^ ^r-ii^.-nfi that the pfMHtmusglfWt\n'- tn ho rtllrtwed 'or nernti itlMM 'n\nt)ts Inten*a1 bovine in view the bsr-\n,,,\u201e\u201e!.,;\u201e\u201e nr ,hn \u25a0-. r'.i'is Interests.'*\nAlbanian Cabinet\nResigns Its Reins;\na State of Siege\nLONDON, Jun-o 2.\u2014A dispstch\nto the Exchsn\u00abe Telegrsph from\nRome quotes % messsge received\nfrom Avion a, Alba nil, saying\nthst the Albanian government\nhas resigned, and that a state\nof sicne has been proclaimed\nthroughout Albania.\nGirl Tarns Flapper;\nEnraged Lover Puts\nBullet in Himself\nLOS ANGELES, June 2.\u2014Be-\ncause the girl he loved forsook\nher rural ways, and adopted the\nbobbed-Hair, rouge and lipstick\nof the city flapper, Dana Stewart, aged 30, a rancher, of Liberty. Sask., 'became so enraged\nhe shot himself.\nThat Is what police were told\nbv 18-year-old Lillijn Wa-nes.\nthe qirj, after a patrolman had\nhurried to her home, in response\nto a telephone call for assistance,\nonly to *\nto 214, passed the second reading of\ntho gjv*^nment'a agricultural Wagds\nbill, which provides for the creation\nof agricultural wages committees.\nrepresenting dually the emplovrs\nand workers, with sn independent\nchairman, nnd reference to a central boardP in the event of a failuro\nto reach an ngreemnt.\nem \u2022\nMapleridge Bans\nMarried Teachers\nVANCOUVER, The Mapleridge\ntrustees declare married teachers\nmust go. Mrs, Manzer, the principal, has been dismissed with a resolution ot regret.\nJapanese Crowds\nLine Hills to See\nYank Fliers Arrive\nKAQORHIMA, Japan, June 2.\u2014\nThou-aml:- nf people lined the waterfront of Kagoshima, und the hi'ls and\nwa*erfnmt. to witness tlie arrival of\nthe United States around-tV-nlohe\nfliers, here at 1:20 this evening, from\nKushimoftn.\nThe flight was a tlrlrl and difficult oJio. It touk six hours to cover\nthe 425 miles.\nFitful winds ami rriin retarded the\navialorn, who had been delayed at |\nKuslilmoto by had wrather. \u25a0\nWith good weather, thi- aviators i\nhope fo continue their flight to 1\nShanghai, 500 miles across the Yellow sen. Tuesday.\nKimonhlma is their last stopping\nplaaco in Japan.\n\u25a0***\u00bb\t\nProvincial Party\nIs Slipping, Says\nBowser After Tour\nVICTORIA, June 2.\u2014\"The Provincial party is slipping everywhere\nIn the province. I make the predic- |\ntion ft wilt, not elect nni> member,\" j\nsaid W. J. Bowser, returned here\nalter a tour, .\nDeer Derails Speeder;\nMan Killed, Man Hart;\nDeer Is Also Killed\nABBOTSFORD, B.C., June 2.\u2014\nJoseph J. Leaner, aged M. cf\nVancouver, wss L^stantly Ulled\nSaturday night when a aasoline\nspeeder on which he and five\nother men were traviling p*-ar\nhere, ran into a tftttr, which hsd\ndashed on to the Great Northern\nrailway track in front of the\nmachine.\nGordon Bellrose was seriously\niniurtd.\nThe deer also was killed.\n\u25a0 \u25a0 **\u25a0*\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022***\u25a0\nModest Muskrat\nFarm Near Peg\nAuburn Man's Aim\nWINNIPEG, June 2.-A hem*,\nstead near Wmmp^, with a\n(jood-sized lake stocked with\nmuskrats, is thc modest desire\nof an Auburn, Wis., citizen, according to a letter received by\nthe board of trade here today.\nHe desires to start s muskrat\nfarm, and wished to know if th*\nCanadian government offer* a\nbonus for such sn industry.\nThe Weather\nTlie water in the West Arm at\n\\ei.um stood at 113 feet below low\n- -e mark ytstej-day afternoon at S\nuiock. having fallen one-fifth of a\nfoot sitice ihe simo time Stinday.\n\u2022\u25a0 i.-nii\"'r:itun a below are for the\n21 hours endlna yesterday afternoon\nI I o'clock.\nVICTORIA, June 2\u2014 Nelson nnd\nvicinity: fine and hot for aeveral\ndavs. Min. Max.\nNELSON 46 80\nVictoria 49 \u00abT\nVancouver 64 7S\nKstevan - 48 58\nKamloops 68 88\nPrince Rupert 44 \u25a0\nHarkerville 48 SO\nAt lin \u2022 40 *\u00ab\nDawson tl 4\u00ab \u20ac8\n1 'entlFTon 68 84\n(i'-and Korks 67 8\u00bb\nCraiVirook 42 80\nEdmonton 63 72\nPrince Albert 40 72\nCalgary 40 70\nWinnipeg 44 72\nPortland GO g(\ns.'m Francisco 62 ti\nyeaith: 65 {a\n Page t*B\nT5E KELSON HSIET KSJTvS, 'TUESDAY HORSING, JUNE S, 1924\n.The purchulnc power of a mm-\n\u2022A'j tear often surpasses that ot a\nllO told piece.\nThe child ls wiser In his sim\nplicity than the philosopher ln his\nwisdom.\nm\nWhy don't they remove the scales\nfrom the eves of Justice if she ls\nblind?\nLeading Hotels of the West\nWhan Superior Accommodation May Be Obtained\n$ePm?\/&\nGeorge BenweU, Proprietor\nThc Premier Hotel of the Interior\n-UURICAN PLAN RATES \u00bb3.50 TO \u2666\u00bb\u00bb\nRooms with Running Water and Private Bath*\nHeadquarter!- (or all Travelling Men, Mining Men\nLumber Men and Tourist*\nSPECIAL SUNDAY DINNER tl.00\nTHt MOST COMFORTABLE ROTUNDA IN THI CITV\nHl'ME\u2014H 11. Johnstone-, Rosslanei; Mr. nnei Mm F. SteM Inson. Edgewood\nT. WnlllH. Frank L. Hueklcy, Frank jj\u00ab* L. MiNellly. I'endletoni N. J.\n1.,.. e-t. r. u n .. _ . \/, u\u201e\u00ab Mclntonn, Aslirroit; N. Limning. H\nlatnck. o. H. Fetter. J O. Bunya., _n_ti \u201e\u201e\u201e.\u201e,., D\u201enM Wren!ort\u00ab\nMr. and Mra. John Marbrn. Vanc-ou- Dt-nvor; J. Talbot, Klko, C. A. Con-\nver; Mr. and Mrs. McConnt'll. Chu.,e; itlla. F.rnlp, Fred G. Little, Creston\nHotel Strathcona\n\"The Ideal Home in Nelson for the Tourist\"\nCENTRALLY LOCATED\nUnsurpassed View from Hotel Porch.\nUnder New Management. Recently Renovated.\nROOMS FROM $1.00 PER DAY UP.\nQueen's Hotel\nSteam Heated Throughout.\nin center of business district.\n-lining. Lumber. Traveling Men\nand Family trade invited.\nA. Lapointe,\nManager.\nIjUEENS\u2014D. McKllleep. Lethbrldge:\nAnderson Brockman. Needles; C. Vln-\n.-ent. Boswell; William HreiUn, \\iin-\noouver; W. lllgglns. Needles; L R\nBe.on and wife. Ciliary; F. It Blooh-\nbergon. Vancouver. Mr. and Mrs, D.--\npre'tte, Golden Age Mine.\nTHE LAKEVIEW HOTEL\nMrt. Millett* & Son, Proprietor-.\nNice, warm, comfortnble rooms ai\nreasonable rates. Opeo day am'\nnight.\nCorner Hall and Vernon Streete\nMADDEN HOTEL\nT MADDEN, Prop.\n.. Heated Rooms by the Day\nWeek or Month.\nConiidaration Show* \u2022\u2022\nQuests\nBaaei and Ward Ste.. Neleon\nLAKEVIEW\nA. H. l.aurei\n1-ltlt-r I'aul. i:\naul\noff. Op\nenl\nMADDE N \t\nValley; W. C. Doggett. Metal In.- V alls.\nA J. MrGllllvray, Sanelon; J Munreie.\nCranbrook. C. Wlllf.erd. Harry Jrleil-\nland. Metaline Falls; J. kolehes.ey.\nAl\u00abi Sown, M. C. Lond, 0. Ost.ns.eii.\nNeedles. *\nOCCIDENTAL HOTEL\nA. C. TOWNER, Proprietor\nTbe home of plenty.\nFifty rooma of aolld comfort\n-Va serve the beat meals lo Nelson\nIt's the cook\nNEW GRAND HOTEl\n-,1\u00ab Vernen St. la*\n., .erlctt holee Id cltj Steam\n\u25a0eel hot and .-old water Euro\n.esp and \\merlear plane\nNF.W GRANn\u2014I'a M Lew Hie- S\nMedicine Hat; G. O. Reld, Fenticton; j\nH Carter Slocnya; Mrs L. J. 1-eiKle, :\nHew Iienver; MrR. J. A. Green. San- |\n.loir Mis- Nellie E. Aylwin, New |\np. nver- Mr. C F. Harnhart, Aoi'le - ,\ndale' F. C Kirk and family. Win-\nn':\u00ab-lr; H p, Lea. Sle.e-an; A E Kin-\ncal.! It.v.-lsieeke; Mr. and Mrs Tapa- |\nnlta. Vancouver; Mr anil Mrs. J I'as-\n\u2022ain. Ilevijsti.ke; Venles Fortunalo, \\.\nSiralkof\/ O G Scu'nv. Urn M Feeod-\n-\u25a0ell. Hazel Kden. Edward Anderson.\nT-'enwlok Newell, Samuel Haber. K\nWis Etl A Stabl, M W. Srhwarts.\nA,\" Tlblershal. S Davldaon, t'hau-\ntauetiw.\nClassified Advts.\nBring Results\nSHERBROOKE HOTEL\nNear C.P.R. Station\n(looms at Reasonable Rates\nH. DUNK. Proprietor.\nSTIRLING HOTEL\n715 Vernon Street East\nSteam heated. Hot end cole\nwater.\nWe ere here to serve you.\nP. H. BU8H, Prop.\nSummer Resorts\nWHERE THE FISHING IS GOOD\nOUTLET HOTEL\nPROCTER. B.C.\nriihlsr. Bern thin*, Bathlnf, <*otf,\nT-annlR Conrta.\nrin-ing Tackl* Supplied. Grocery\nStore ln Connection.\nW. ft.. WARD. Proprietor.\nDay, *3; Weak, S17 to 819. Bpeclal\nMonthly Batea.\nJAMMED!\nnn\nJammed doesn't half describe it. I've been in the sales business for a long time, but really and\ntruly I've never seen such a thirsty bunch of bargain seekers. Why, they just simply pushed and\nshoved, pulled and hauled. They carried it away in armloads. I actually saw a woman wheeling\na whole baby carriage load of bargain bundles out of the store the first day, with the little fellow walking alongside. And the best part of it all was that everyone I talked to as they were\nleaving the sale said: \"I, am coming back Monday.\" If you were one of the unfortunate ones\nwho for some reason could not attend the first few days, for pity's sake get down here Thursday,\nFriday and Saturday. 1 am hanking on you, and will be disappointed if vou are riot here.\n\u2014THE'SALES MANAGER.\nwmmms_ummm_1_mil_im_vmmm^^\nSuccessful ? Yes! Why 1\nBecause in the first place we have given the people everything promised in our advertising, and\nthe utter disregard for wholesale prices, the very timeliness of this great sale, coming as it does\nat the beginning of the summer season with all spring and summer goods being sold at such low\nprices, is it any wonder that the buying public stands aghast at our wonderful method of nier-\nhandising*? In short, LOW PRICES do it, and the beauty of it is, it's getting better as it goes\nalong.\nDON'T WAIT AND THEN SAY YOU'RE SORRY\nLADIES' FINE LISLE HOSE, 10c Pai*\nTHURSDAY ONLY\nMany people were disappointed in not getting a Pair of Stockings for 10c Saturday, so I have\ndecided to repeat this Special on Thursday.\nThursday morning, to the first 2f> people making a purchase of $2.00 or over we will sell a very\ngood Ladies' Fine Lisle Hose for the small sum of 10c a pair. Limit of 1 pair to a customer.\"\nFree Transportation\nTo all those living within a radius of 50 miles making a purchase OI $50.00 or over during this sale\nwe will pay train or boat fare to and from their\nhome, or furnish ga.s for t he car.\nTake the Train or Motor to It\nSTORE OPENS AT 9 A.M.\nAND CLOSES AT 6 P.M.\nOn Week Days All During This Sale\nStore Closes Wednesday at 1 p.m.\nOpen Saturday Evenings Until 9 p.m.\nThursday Will Be Ladies' Ready-to-Wear Day\nFollow the Crowds to the Great Sale\nAT THE\nNELSON DRY GOODS CO.\n512 BAKER STREET NELSON, B. C.\nVisiting Cards\nFor Ladies or\nGentlemen\nWe can give you\nprompt delivery of personal visiting cards.\nHighest grade printing\nand materials.\nThe Daily News\nQuality Printer*\nnelson, b. c.\n_,\n \t\n mm\n''TUt N1LSCW VKTUt HflfK TUESDAY MORNING, JTJNE t,; TO24\n\u25a0m\nSUPPORT NELAON;\nIT SUPPORTS VOU\nWE are Unformed that\nTHOUSANDS of Dollars are sent\nPROM Nelapn for Mail Orders.\nKIRS li a PSIr Offer:\n*Hw: Our Values First in\nand Boys' Wear. We\nConfident of the Result;\nTou must be Satisfied.\n1 STRIKE THR-REE! |\nGrover Oeveland Alexander\nToday on the Sports Pages Tells\n\"HOW TO PITCH AN\nOUT SHOOT\"\nTHE GREATEST STARS OF\nT\u00bbE MAJOR LEAGUES TELL\nHOW THEY PLAY THE\nGAME IN\n\"BASEBALL AS BIG\nLEAGUERS PLAY IT\"\n\"fcOOK FOR IT DAILY!\nTHE DAILY NEWS\nNelson, B.C.\nMOVIE MAD\nBt HAZEL DEYO BATCHELOR\nCoprrlfht, 1*14, by Publio Led\u00bber Compur.\nNelson's Best Cafes\n871\n(11 Baker St\nTHE GRILL\nTHI PLACI TO IAT\nJess Sanders, Prop. Nelson, S.C.\nROYAL CAFE\nClsseic Restaurant\nRefinement and Delicacy Prevails\nOPEN DAY AND NIQHT\nLuncheon, 11: JO to 2 tie\nSpecial Dinners, 6:30 to 8 .... t|o\nWa HptHiaiiie In Chop Susy\nand Noodlei\nGloria Xlnf comes to Hollywood\nwith the Idea of making good In the\nmovies tout becomes hardened by the\nlife and is foolish enough to marry\nRolf Templeton, the great screen star,\nwhom nhe desstses. He makes her\nhis leading woman, and when the\npicture '\"Strangers Souls\" ls released\nGloria is a hit In fait, she has\nstolen the picture away from the\nstar. Olofla has been miserable with\nTempleton and revives to leave him.\nHe tells her he loves her, but ahe\n-dOean't believe it because of his\ntreatment ot her.\n\u2022 CHfSXm\nTHE next day Gloria departed from\nTempleton's white atucco palace, taking with her only tha clothes\nthat she nad bought with her own\nmoney. By night It wns all over the\nColony that the Temple tons had separated, but Gloria, almost delirious\nwith her new freedom, cared nothing for the storm of -gossip. LucRtly\nher bungalow on the edge of the\ntown happened to be empty. It was\nnot easy to find a tenant for it because people complained of Its being too far out She was glad to\nsettle down there, and looking* around\nthe living room that same evening,\nshe triad to Imagine that she hnd\nnever left Its small rOvlness. Sh*\ntried to think of her marriage and\nRolf Templeton as but a dream, but\nlt wasn't easy to do this. Too much\nhad happened. She could not for-\njrdt. Was It because Khe F.iad\nchanged? Was it because he had\nleft his mark upon her life?\nOne morning early when she was\njust finishing breakfast a mysterious\ngift arrived by messenger. It waa\na huge hamper, and when she opened\n\u00bbU * black Persian cat leaped out.\nGloria lov^ cats, but not a soul\nknew of this fact. She had made no\nclose friends and at the thought of\nTempleton, her lips curled into a bitter smile. He would never choose\nsuch a gift. He would be more\nlikely to select a diamond bracelet,\nsomething ornate and showy, Just as\nhis taste In flowers ran to orchids\nbecause they were expensive rather\nthan to violets or roses because they\nwere fragrant.\nGloria named the cat Ginger, and In\na day or so when ho had grown to\nknew her, he would run to meet\nher when she returned home each\nevening. When she threw herself\ninto a chair he would leap up into\nher Ian waving his long plumv tail\noroudly, and when she caught him\nin her arms, he would bump his velvet head against her chin and purr\necstatically, snuggling against her\nand stretchlntr himself out in that\ndivinely superior way cats have\nOne day on her way to .the studIo.\nINDIGESTION\nGAS ON STOMACH\nPAINS AFTER MEALS\nMany people suffer terribly from\ngas ajid pains in tho stomach after\nevery meal, and are kept in constant misery.\nFor the past 44 years Burdock\nBlood Hitters has been bringing hope\nand Joy to thousands suffering from\nvarious forms of stomach trouble,\nhelping them to eat three square\nmeals a day; helping them to eat\nanything they wish, without having\ntO suffer for It after.\nMr. Fred Nlelpon, Moose Jaw,\nSask., writes: \"All lust summer I\nwas troubled with stomach trouble\nand Indigestion, and ulso gas on the\nstomach. I could not eat anything\nexcept some light food, and even\nthen I would be bothered with pains\nafter each meal. I could not work\na whole day without being dono out.\nI had tried everything; doctors, medicines and pills, until I read about\nBurdock Blood i Utters. I have taken\nfour bottles and it has nearly, if\nnot completely, restored me to health\nagain.\"\nManufactured only hy The T. Mil-\nburn Co,, Limited, Toronto. Ont.\nshe passed a shop where dog and cat\naccessories were on display. There\nwere all kind! of fascinating collars.\nharnesses and braided leashes, and as\nGloria stopped she saw that cats and\ndogs were for sale inside. Entering\nthe shop on Impulse, she examined a\ntray of Imported suede collars and\nselected a -bright scarlet one for\nGinger. AB she gave the purchase\nto the salesman to be wrapped, he\nShe smiled at the man and made\n\"You are Miss King, aren't you?\"\nGloria nodded.\n\"Did yoq like the cat Mr. Templeton bought for you ? I helped him\nselect ti It w\u00ab8 the tlnest cat we've\never had tn the place.\"\nGloria experienced a sense of shock\nShe smiled at the man and made fome\nH'niii' remark about Ginger, although\nahe couldn't refhember afterward\nwhat ahe had said. Her one thought\nwas that Rolf had sent her the est.\nUnwittingly she had accepted a gltt\nfrom him, one that she could not\n\u25a0lye up because she had grown to\nlove Ginger top much to part w.lth\nhim. It made her furious, lt was\nlike a link binding her to the past.\nTh*nJ. , night whjm Glng-ar leaped\nlightly Into her lap. she pushed him\naway. He sat at her, feet looking\nup at her with graat topif eyes, but\nhe made no attempt to come to her\nagain .Gloria stood lt as long as she\ncould and +hen with a little sob, tthe\nstooped and\" gathered the sof** furry\nbody Into her arma. Holding him.\nsho wondered if Bolf had done this\nthing deliberately, if it had -vi-u his\nIdea to rend rer a gift that the would\nnot be able tc return tt&Cf she discovered the sender. This Ihouaht\nmade her wonder if Rolf really did\ncare for her, hut she ahooit hir heal\nat thQ Idea.\n\"He's too sel'-eentered to ca-\"e fnr\n-anything but Hinselft-\" ran her\nthoughts. \"He's Incapable of feeling\nunselfish affection for anv one.'\nTom$f n* w\u2014 Fa m e\nTO MHARDY OF\nGRINDING TAXES\nPioneer of Nechacho Valley Finds Preemption in\nDanger of Seizure\nTHE STANDARD CAFE\n\u2022\u00bb Bakar 8tr..t, Nelam, 1.0.\nOPEN DAY AND NIGHT\n11l\u00bb0 lo 2:30, 8p.oi.l Lunch .. 16,\nMi ta 1:00 p.m, 6 up par .... Ma\nPhona 164\nTHE L D. CAFE\nfinest-equipped restaurant ln tha\n_i__\\-w\u00b0PES DAY AND NIGHT.\nSPECIAL\u2014ice cream, soda watar\nand hot drinks. Nice, clean, fur-\nolshed rooms; hot and cold water.\nWe cater to private parties.\nELECTRIC CAFE\n\u202207 Bakar SI., N.l.on, B.C.\nOpen Dar ana Night\nErcallent Mrali, Quick Barrloa.\nEverything conked by electricity.\nLuncheon. 11:80 am. to 1 p.m., jja\nSuppar, 5:00 p.m. to 8 p.m., 860.\nSpecial .Sunday Turkey Dinner, J0o\nP'\u00bb'\u00ab- Phona 480.\nCuticura Heals\nItching Eczema\nOn Arms and Face\n\" My trouble began wHh tad\nblotches and Itching snd burning\non my arms and face,\nand then ccsema broke\nout with a rash. My\nface wit disfigured and\nmy clothing aggravated\nthe bnaktag out on my\narms. I could not put\nmy bands In water, neither could I do my regular work,\nAt night I lost my rest oo account\nof the irritation.\n\"The trouble lasted about\nmonth. I began using Cuticura\nSoap and Ointment and they helped\nme and after using two cakes of\nCuticura Soap and two boxes of\nCuticura Ointment I was completely\nhealed.\" (Signed) Mrs. Leon\nHallock. 104 Atkins St., Bellows\nFalls. Vt.\nUse Cuticura Soap. Ointment snd\nTalcum for all toilet purposes.\niMfh iMk Ftm t? 1UH. Ad-dr-tw Canadian\nDapet: \" OwUm***, r 0 Dot lilt, y^te-*-1 \u2022\u2022\nrTif, mmwJ&m-mmmm-iek x\u00bbi\u2014\u2014\n_M\u00a5~ Try mm mw Sh\u00ab\u00bbmi Stick.\nWANTA SUMMER HOME?\nREAD THE 'CLASSIFIED COLUMNS\nYou wifl find listed In the Classified Columns of\nThe Daily News, from time to time, desirable summer\nhomes that are for rent or for sale. If you are going\nto require one this year, keep in touch with the\nClassified Columns.\nTo Insert a Classified Ai, Phone 144 (Two\nLines), Call or Write\nThe Daily News\nMOTORISTS OF\nFERNIE CRASH\nTHEN ARGUE\nColton, Driving: With Riz-\nzuto, Gets Scalp Wound\nWhen Cars Meet\nL. A. Doree and Al Itizzuto, both\nof Fernie. met in a collision on a\nhill about two jillefl east of Hosmer, Sunday week and now each, according to the report turned into provincial police headquarters in Nelson, blames the other for the accident.\nL. A. Doree. ln his account of the\ncrash, says:\n\"On approaching tho McLaughlin\ncar (driven by Rlzzuto) I took my\nside of the road and dimmed the\nlight*****., but I was unable to see\nahead of me owing to the glare of\nthe lights from tho other car, and\nvery shortly after dimming my lights\nand turning out. I felt the violent Impact Qf tb'1 collision. 1 consider the\naccident was due to tho driver of\nthe McUingbllu car.\"\nRizzuto's Version\nAl Itti-zfcttto say;H:\n\"Just before coming up the hill\nwhere tho accident took place, I saw\nthe lights of a car (Essex) coming\ntoward me. I turned off my bead-\nUshtl and put yn my dimmers, then\nI started for the Incline. About half\nway up the cars met. Thc two front\nwheelA of each car had passed nicely\nwhen the other car turned In distinctly too fast and caught the left\nrear wheel of my car with Its left\nfront wheel. The left rear fender\nof my car was badlv damaged, and\nthp transmission pulled clear from\nthe engine.\n\"E. Colton, who was driving with\nme was thrown against the side,\nand received a bad cut on his head,\nabove th*\u00bb temple.'*\nCHAUTAUQUA\nTENTSTOLEN\nSmall Ticket Selling Tent\nTaken Some Time Sunday Night\nA Jttbfr peculiar theft took place\non Huiidav night when the ticket\nSelling tent mad by the Chautauqua\npeople disappeared. No trace of\nthe missing tent has been found and\nthe Weal poll.-e are on the case.\nAccording to the caretaker of the\nChautauqua tent, he hiirt put the\nticket tent In place and someone had\ntaken it down on twp occasions. The\ntent was put ur> each time. It was\nknocked over a third time and In\norder to save trouble ft had Ven\nleft lying in a MM on the ground.\nIt was the Intention of the caretaker to nut It up Monday for use.\nOn Mom'ty morning the tent had disappeared altogether.\nEXCELLENT ORE SAMPLE\nIN FROM SILVER REEF\nSplendid Specimen on View st Office,\nWsrd Street Contains Coppr\nsnd Gold\nW. J. Richards (Bosun) brought in\nan excellent specimen of or-e from\nthe Silver Reef property on Andersot\ncreek yesterday morning. The Silvei\nReef A being devlopd by J. L. Hunt\nThe ore specimens brought In is an\nexcellent one showing cubo crystals,\nplastered -ffith Iron with showings\nof native copper und spots of gold.\nThe saniple Is on view In the window\nof the office of Fred A. Starkey,\nWard street. Iixo*llent progress ls\nbeing made on the Sliver Reef property.\nSETTLEMENT BOARD\nPILES UP IMPOSTS\nGovernment Brings in New\nTaxes Till Condition\nUnsupportable\nMHO. without .ciAikitinA^ah* town\nproperty at Vandwrnooi, mors than\nSayln* for the school the first year,\nut still the merry fame of collecting the tax goes on.\nMerry .School Tax\nAnd don't forget that Mr, Pattullo\nwent to Europe on our money laat\nyear to Ret emigrants to occupy the\nlands llle>llv taken from settlers already htfe, and ones having the interest of the country aL heart. These\nemigrants are laithemans. who will\nnever be any good.\nTrusting.! have made myself clear,\nand thanking you, I am Bending you\nHits In casa you might be called on\nto explain about tha school tax.\nPlease let rae know If you will need\nany more tax receipts like the 1911.\nI am golntf tp have 'em all fnmd.\nIn emphasizing the necessity for reducing taxation. C. F. McHardy. the\nConservative candidate in Nel bo n, In\nhis speech Saturday evening quoted tha following letter from a rancher who had found taxes burdensome:\nDear Mr. McHardy\u2014In answer to\nyour inquiry for further information\nregarding the bad treatment I have\nreceived, I wish to tender the following:\nPioneered on Preemption\nMy wife and I went Ihto the\nNechaco valley In 1908, and took up\na quarter section as a preemption.\nMy wife was the first white woman\nin the' country. *&pd the only one for\na ye'ar in .a radius of 150 miles, so\nyou see we were .pioneers. Everything\nhad \\S. be freighted 22$ mites, .ind\npacked the balance, 175 miles, freight\ncosting 13 cents per pound. \u25a0 We\ncleared a lot of ground, and proved\nUP in 1911, leaving there then for\nthe outside to obtain work to make\nenough to crown grant.\nI went'to I'enticton, where I staved\none year, then moving to Vernon,\nwhere I lived 10 years nearly. AU\nmy tax^f\", exce^* this one year at\nPentlcton In 1911. was sent from\nVernon. My crown grant was applied for from Vernon, and all my\ntaxes up to 1919 were paid yearly.\nNow in 1920 I applied for crown\nBrant, which included naying for\nland Jl ner acre, surviving f 40.\nbringing that up to |S00, and the\ntax for that vear bringing the rost\nup to nearly $2FiO, which 1 forwarded.\nCrown Grsnt Costly\nI received a reply saying I owed\nnearly $100 for interest, which wan\non the time delayed in plying tor\nthe gnuit from 1911 to V).(i. As\nmatter of fact It was just ttboil* I\nbut I can't f hid the pa pars to fit\nthe exact amount.\nI sent that amount, and received\nreply saving LJjad quite Qverlooki\n\"school taxes. which hnd not 1 een\non my tax receipt. This came t\nanother $40, or ho, and %V) for Ih\ncrown grant, and registrai ion cost\nme the balance, which brougnt it\nto nearly $400.\nBut the worst feature Is tbfr.\nAfter paying all this, with the\nready heavy tax, and after all my\ntaxes were paid lor 19L'0, as the enclosed receipt proves, thtf StTgCT\nI wild land tax nn me for *\"i'\u00bb Per\nyear, which 1 enclose. I knew nothing of this till a year after. The\nfirst no tire I had was from Mr.\nOnsterton, Vernon. T lieing auf.y.\nthe land settlement board had not\nnotified me by letter, as required\nhv \\Y.t- act. to turn (A land over to\nthem, as t.hey sent their notice to\nPpntlcton In 1920 bv their own admission, when, ns I said brfire,. I\nhnd been In Vernqji 10 vears. I\nnever got thnt notice\nProttst to Premier Fails\nWhen I found out what they bad\ndone, I took the matter up with\nPremier Oliver, __\\nl argued as follows:\n(1) That the '\u25a0wild land tax\" WM\nnot Intended to apply to pre-emptions,\n(2) That I bad done a big share\nin opening up that country.\n<3> That I bad appilod twice to\nthe board for a loan to go on the\nland, and was refused.\n(4) \"That I was not properly\nnoK'led.\"\nHe turned U over to the hoard\nThey wrote saying, \"All they would\ndo was to take an option on my\nland at $7 per acre for two years,\nbut t had to pav all thev had put\nagainst it. and the $f.6 for 1923. This\nwas in Januarv. ttU, and tln-ir delays brought U Into that month, so\nthey could charge me another $fi6\nwhich make it about $400 they _er%\nagains' it since I paid my taxes In\nU10.\nCan they expect to take away my\nland, arj expect me to pay a tax\nas well?\nHow can a man make enough to\ndo anything on the land, with such\n\u20224 tax? ' If is slrhlglit eonfisca-\ncatlon, as I told Oliver, and tli-\nboard, 'oo.\nMr. K. Campbell took tli** matter\nuo and ffor which I thank him), they\nwou'd do nothing.\nI enclose mv first tax receipt under\nMr, Uowser governme^. which li 11\nI enclose also the notice 1 received\nthrough Mr Costerton. which had\ntumped In a tittle over n year tn\n$249.95. And thev \"refined to listen,\"\nas Mr. ''ain-dx'Ts let'\u00bbr \u00bbCiiVes.\nBoard Need* Settling\nThat l*o(ird wants setfUmr for .-11\ntime, gild T trust you will hel-i.-t-\ntle it. '-nnnkin'' yon tmt taking this\nun. and letting the public hnow nboiit-\nthis matter.\"\nFRANK R mCKAPn\nptj__Take the school tax M %t9.H.\nir llll per -eetlon. This oibjol is \u25a0>\ntwo-room of'air. built M Vsmlerbnof,\n-o., In connection with his lecture on the tomb\nDf Tutankhamen at Chautauqua last\nnight.\nIn addition to bis lecture. Miss\nGladys Kills and Miss Katherine Lee,\naccompanied by Miss Elsie Kemper,\ninvr a musical act.\nKir-j Tut's Tomb\nMr. Hall showed interesting slides\nf the tomb, the mummy of the\nking, the great QgttaM on guard at\nthe entrance, and the treasures, in-\n\u25a0\u25a0luding the throne, covered with\ngold and inset with precious stones.\nHe also took the audience on a\ntrip through Egypt, beginning with\nthe Suez canal, which, he said, had\nfirst been planned in 660 H.C., and\nwas finally opened on March 18.\n||Mfc\nHe showed the Httle town of\nR-osctta, in which the famous\nRosetta stone, which led tr- the deciphering of hieroglyphics, was\nfound, and pictures of Memphis and\nCairo. . ....\nHe described the religion of Egypt\nin general terms, and showed pie-\ntures of the pyramids of GUeh. of\nCheops, who built the first one, and\nof the powerful king and builder.\nRameseg II.\nWhen be showed a picture of the\nSphinx, he explained that a great\nreck with the rough likeness of a\nfaie had been carved out into the\n\u25a0 -sent statue by the orders of the\nking who built the second pyramid.\nTemple of Karnsk\nTbe temple of Karnak, on one of\nthe columns of which Is Inscribed,\nalmost literally, the 101th Psalm,\nwas built 100 years before Christ,\nhe explained. This was built by\nI'tolemies.\nHe also showed slides of tbe\ntemple of Liiixi.r, of tho desert, and\nof the Cairo museum.\nTn showing bis Egyptian relics, at\nlhe i-iul ol the Ux tun*, he said tin\nlinen shroud was tlM years old.\nHe also showed the necklace taken\nfrom the mummy of a queen In the\ngraveyard nt Memphis. and the\nstatuet of a man found In a tomb\nPortriy Mbvie Girls\nMiss Gladys Ellis, who played a\nviolin with great skill, and Miss\nKatherine I.ee, who sang very pleus-\ninglv. gave an attractive act, and\nvaried their songs and music by an\namusing parrdy of two talkative\ngirls at a picture show, during the\ncourse of which OM confided to the\nother thnt she was \"kiuda sweet on\nArihur OttktT.*1\nMiss Elsie Kemper proved an ar-\nfompllshed accompanist.\n ^ \t\na . \nA proposition to hold a \"Cherry\ndav.\" in Nelson, was made by Tbonns\nWilkinson at yesterday's mecTing of\nthe Kotary club, and he was at)\npointed as a commil tee to interview the Nelson Gyro clu'i and the\nNelson Women's Institute to dtKcuss\nthe matter, wilh a vie-,v to i report later. In the evening he addressed the Gyros, who appointed\na committee to look into UM proposal.\nJust as I'ortland ;s Imnwu fitr\nIts roses Fresno for its i.ilslnt, and\nWeniitehee for its In;; red apples,\nso could Kootenay be known Jor Its\ncherries, said Mr. Wilkinson. Kootenay grew the besl cherries In the\nworld. No other district produced\nanything to touch Its I tings and\nU'tmberts.\nHe believed that a \"Cherry day\"\nwould h*V\u00a3 the effect of advertising the Kootenay cherry to the\noutside world, and at tbe same time,\nof encouraging the planting of more\ncherry orchards, and the production\nof more cherries, to feed the market\nwhich is hungry tor them.\nImmune, Heavy Yielding\nCherries, he pointed out. seemed\nto he practically immune from diseases which adversely affected the\nproduction of other fruits. They\ngave a good and almost unfailing\nyield, and .on UCOUHI of their quality, their carrying qualities, and the\nfact that th-^g reached the praiie market when it was bare of competing\ncherries, they were always in demand, at good prices.\nEncouragement (tf cherry production would, he yugge led. assist the\ndistrict bv \"The advertising which\nwould result from it, it would assist\n! fanning h\\* adding to the profits to\nbe made from lhe land, and it would\nassist every city in the Kootenay\nwhich was the center nf ;\u2022 cherry-\nproducing area.\n! Incidentally, be mentioned as a\npossible new- industry the canning\nf \"Kootena\\ olives,\" The Kootenav\nlive. Mr. Wilkinson states. Is a\npickled cherrv which had proved verv\npul-V wherever it bad been rjade.\nHe suggeste*.' that Kootenay olives\ncould b\" produced on a commercial\nscale, >**]lch would Increase cherry\nCOiynnptloci, and add l n*'W industry to those of the district.\nTen Years Ago\n\u2014'i-\n(From The Daily News, June 3.11*14)\nBurglars entered llie store or the\nKout\u00ab na*, Ele-tric Construction company in' lhe Amiable block Tuesday\nnight or earl j Wednesday morning\nami got awav with $17 in cash and\ntwo eheelis, dfi\u00a3 ' for J'^tJ and the\n\u25a0jther for (13.\nMr. and Mrs. V. 1\". Weir are puy-\nng a visit to Marblehead.\nniiniste\nHon. Thomas Ta} lor\npublic WOffca, will officiate at Ihe\njpeullig of lhe handsome new sled\nbridge across the Kootenay river at\nTaghum within the next few days.\nThe date of the upeiiing will be announced shortly.\n\u2022 \u2022 *\nIn spite -f. the tricky wind. T.\nk'ertll r;iti Hplht'*nlce score of !\u2022.*\">\nat the IMMi, [i00 and 600 yards ranges\nat the practice shout yesterday afternoon of the Legion of Frontiersmen Civilian Kirie association, nnd\nheaded the 14 riflemen who took\npart ln the practice. Ab-x Carrie,\nwith '.t,T, was second, and D. StDenis\nwas third with 90.\nDREDGE IS HEAD OF\nMINISTERIAL BODY\nNO MORE WEAK\nand DIZZY SPELLS\nSince She Used\nMILBURN'S\nHeart and Nerve Pills\nMiss Bert ha Charrette, Reglna,\ntalc, writes: \"I have had a lot of\ntrouble lately with what I thought\nwas heart trouble, and after any m^-\nusual exertion I always felt slolt\n\"My doctor advised a complete rest\nand change, but this I was unable\nto take.\n\"I became Interested In Mllburn's\nHeart and Nerve Tills, so stgfMd\ntaking them. I have now taken three\nboxes and am so much improved I\ncan go about my dally work withr\nout feeling any after-lll-effecta, aad\nhave not had any weak or dtrry\nspells for some time. Your medMclOO\nhaa done me moro good than Wiy-\nthlng I havo ever taken, and I will\ngladly recommend Mllburn's Heart\nand Nerve Fills to any woman whp\nis weak and run down.\"\nPrice &0\u00ab per box at all dealers, or\nmailed direct on receipt of price by\nThe T. Milburn Co., Limited, Toronto,\nOnt.\nNelson Ministerial assoeli'lon vep-\nter.'i'.v elected Rev. F. It. G. Pledge,\npresident for the -nnsuing wur, g\u00a3j\nRev. J, H. Wright, secretary.\n\u2014\nDODD'S y\nkidneys\n\u00bb JI > v - Knr\u00ab\\\nmm\nANSWERED LETTKHR\nTOMORROW'S MENU\nBreakfaat\nCoffee\nOranges\nCereal\nHrolled Hani\nPop Olers\nLuncheon\nBaked\nTea\nMaenronl .ltl-1 Cheese\nLettuce Hul.iii\nHulls 1'reserves\nDinner\nOi\nLett\nMnsheil\nCoffee\nIon Cream Soup\nOver lleer Allneeil\neell Toeist\nPotatoes Pens\nColeJ Slaw\nJam Tarts\nYotiiiK liini.sfkeepc\niientiuned short ribs\nolumn. How are tli*\nA in\n-Tin\n-111\nooV\nOf 111.-\ni il-^\nvhich w*e\\\n1, therefore\n'ft for KoupH und stews\niwekeepers \u00bbteain thcin\nukedV\nOIK\na In\nHut ni;tny\nfollows;\nKlbs nf Hc.-f with EHimIiii\nMake a renular turkey stuffing with\ndry lir'-ailcruitihH, chopped raw onions,\na ldn>i of hhU and pepper, \u25a0iivl j-nin**\nnielt-d l.ntt-M* Form Ihis moist dress-\ninn Int't cir,-ui;u* shape wilh the IioiiJh.\nth.-n place around it several short\nrihs which your hutcher has choppt'd\nin sf-.-ral plncfH so as tn permit\nthe i In to form a hulf-cii clc Tie lhe\nrilis smr;h In place around the outside of the Arwnnff, \"'\"1 wrap cheese- | re.iuireH Voi\ncloth met* all, tying it in place with -owing Ul tli\nwhite thread nr- fine string. I'ut (hslfo, if a pet\nlittle hundle intn ;i dee,, p<,( (as | desired, a s'\nif tt were a -pot-nnim) add two cups envelope mu\nt belling water to pot-bottom, put : .iiiestitm\ndinning to the bones will come off\nand adhere to the dressing. Ut muy\nbe necessary to add a Utile more\nboiling water ,-is the first Iioils away).\nWhen done, remove fruui pot. take off\ncheei-ecloth. gentlv icjui'Ve the boBM\nfrom the mass of dressing, I**t cool,\nand serve sliced and cold, like a mtii!\nloaf.\nHostess- I waul to give a mali\njongg party tO t h-w fii'-nds and wish\nJdU would silggt'St sclUelilliic, novel\nand apia-niuiate in regard U cake\nfor tl \u25a0casimi.\nAnswer\u2014Why. not frost U)e .cakes\nwilh uncooked chocolate Idng, then\ncolor some plain white, ulvnokeii.\nieinr vellow i hv mixing with it thc\nuncooked yolk of an IM) and make\nthe -Chinese characters isinh as are\non the mail jongg tiles) on the ciioc-\nolate-lced cakes with this yellow\nidng? I'se a toothpii-k dipped in the\nyellow iciiiK lo \"paint\" theae characters on the chocolate cakes.\nH, (' F.\u2014l recenilv l'iiv \u25a0 fanry\ndicNH patlv which was a Rftat suo-\nI't'sn, 1 asked mv Clients to 'come\nin the costnnV- of whnt vou'd like In\ntie.' Sonic came as artists, some as\npoets, some as movie actors, ami\none as a chost! 1 thought your other\nreaders mi^ht like to hear about It.\nAnswer\u2014Indeed, we are glad to\nhear about it Success in entertalnlnt:\noften depe;\\ds opon iust such oriKln-\nal IMA Thank you for wAtlM \u00bb\u25a0\nabout It\nTomorrow\u2014Canninc Your Teas\n| All\nman t\nIressed te Miss Kirk-\n,f \"Kfflcienl H\"use-\n\u25a0llt Will In- JlllSWer, il\nIII Men lain Tin;\n:il.*ir 1 inn*. Imwv\nI'l.i\nor \u00abtulck\u00abr reply\nat\non tiKht-fitlliiK ever, and let simni\u00bb'i*\non top ot~the rauik'e for three'K*\nsurvive.\nIs b\\\nname, street nuinber.\nyour oily and provln\nTHE I'lUTOlt.\ncharitv H\n..IKi live ;.\n'Tharlty\nllnd\" I\nAn experienced wife is one who can i but if M\ndream of other things while pre- | ;*cttii;,uilaie\ntending to listen tn her husband's \\ ,1\"' '\ndescription of his symptoms. i *Ml'\nid M live'.\nMlffef.-lh\nU|ll\nid\nqoot\nhas\nlhe\nThe Lighter Side\nToo many crooks follow their natural bent.\n\"Nerves.\" however, cure themselves\nif there is anybody about to offer\nsympathy.\nOur objection to summer resort literature is that it doesn't mention the\nmattresses.\nOne good wiv to make the\nnawiibor ma-^ his lawn is to try\nto taKe a nap in the afternoon.\n-For the sake of the poets, let's eschew war until we find more, things\nto. chyme with khaki.\nCorrect this senienre: \"Ijot\nhelp with the dishes.\" said the h\nband, \"and then we can get there\ntime for the first pi\nYalllc.-.n,\nI'd ward;\nwilh his Hil.le he\n\u25a0 ((nidation.\nMARGARET SI'LLIVAN.\nA Hriii-li Suhjcc\nRC, M.'.y UL LM4\nFLOATS. MARKED\nWhatDoYouThink?| GRAND PARADE\nAT CRANBROOK\nThe Dally News ln\\ltes let Its\nfrom readers up\"ii matters of pub-\n11c interest A ncim-dp-plunie may.\nIf desired, he employed, luit every\nletter must Iip signed hy the writer\nas a guarantee of gond faith,\nthough net neees'arlly for puliltca-\ntlon Letlers should b*\u00bb brief, sii'l\nmust avoid personalities. The\nDaily News does in.l hold Itself.\nIn any wav. responsible for the\nviews of correspondents. I,etleis\nwhich contain a.kei Using matter,\nor propaganda which Is classed as\nadvertising, will not lie accepted\nunder any circumstances.\nMrs. Sullivan Rebukes\nMr. Edwards lor Views\non the Foreign-Born\nT'i the UltO* 'tt The Pally\nWX LENOIE\nEJjat\nor\nSour*\nAy \/-rm* W. AcrtM, MA\nBlood Pressure and the Time\nof Day\n(Registered in accordance wiili the\nCopyright' act.)\nYou have been worrying about\nyour blood pressure, because, although acceptM for insurance, ami\nfuriher assured by your family\nphysician that you were all righi.\nyou have learned that your blood\npressure was a \"little high,\" or\n\"above the normal,\" for your age.\nNow, as I've said before, I would\nlie the last one to belittle the importance of M.-od pressure, but there\nare so many factors that enter into\nit, that you may have a high blood\npressure at one hour of the day,\nmuch above the* average in fact, and\na blood pressui*-? actually below the\naverage at another hour. .For Instance, a physician wishing to allay\nthe fears of one of his patients who\nwas worrying over his pressure,\nadopted a very simple method of\naccomplishing it. They were neighbors. Apparently, returning from\nan early professional call one morning, he- dropped ln on his friend\nwhile the latter was still in bed, to\nborrow a book, they had been discussing the evening before. He sat\ndown beside the bed, and said, \"Oh,\nby the way, 1*11 Just take that old\nblood pressure of yours while I'm\nhere.\"\nChatting carelessly, he adjusted\nthe arm band, and secured reading of\nhis blood pressure, which was actually, below the average. The patient\nwas only half convinced, so the physician said, .\"Well, I'll see you later\nand we'll try it ajfaln. What about\na game of golf this afternoon ?\"\n\"All right.\"\nThe two played over the full course\nin the afternoon, and after a shower were sitting lounging In one of\nthe smaller rooms of the club house.\nAgain, apparently as a passing\nthought, the physician produced his\nInstrument ami said. \"I might as\nwell try your hlood pressure once\nmore.\" The reading was taken,\nagain showed slightly under thc average. Tile patient was astonished,\n1mK--ii-o*u*rried ahuut his\nblood pressure.\n\u2022 Now, what uii-out .4his? Weil, early\nin the morning, before your heart\nKets going strojig from food or exercise, tlie blood pressure Is low.\nDuring \" exercise and after meals lt\nis a Utile higher than the average. Toward evening, when you are\ntired, before your evening meal, it\nis down again.\nMy point is that your blood pressure is not a fixed thing, but simply\nshows what Is going on In tlie body.\nIf you are working hard, are excited,\nhave Just eaten, it will go up. If\nit is high at other than these times.\nth\u00abM is a reason which may or may\nnut mean something serious.\n$\t\nTwenty Years Ago\ngarden Dock. I\nlanning, wrap-\nfestively flowered\nchilli\/, is Hevei'e enough in outline to\nwear on the street, indeed, in French\nlash Ions this year chintz lias been\npromoted to gUltfl conventional uses, I\nfrom ciil-out mntils applnpied on formal evening dress, to tailored coatees\nand -miin11ier coat linings.\nAs a matter oi lact, the dress which\nI am presenting in today's sketch has\nhern made to.be worn under a blue\ndolh io;ii. for ;he plain borders are\nof navy blue twill. The chintz is a\ndeep rose background, printed in\nblue. Of course, a plain cotton border may be substituted for the cloth.\nThe kid belt repeats both the rose\nand blue.\n(Frc\n.\u25a0 Daily News, June 3. 1M>4)\nThe case of the Ui-st Chance and\nthe Aiiiohc-ui Boy, two well known\npruperiU'S side by side at Kamlon.\ncame up in court yesterday. This\njs a case in which the owners of\nthe hast (.'banco claim that the\nowners of the American Koy \"know-\nln#lv and wilfully committed trespass on their property and removed\nDEBENTURE HOLDERS'\nCOMMITTEE SKEPTICS\nRescr v igest boy;\nwith Mr VA wards' viewpolnl concern- Snr.anio- Staph--- ynuiiK. st t;irl: slicing tin- difficulties In the witv \"t i'i;i| pn\/,e, .1 ne Ward and .lack I'eWolf.\nBritish subjects maklttK a dec m \\ beat motor float, women's Institute;\nliving both on the llrairi-s and In , s-end float. hU-h schi-ol; best hurse-\nirtttefe ('..lumbia 1 must --av I hai I j drawn float. (uibllc .- cli-\u00bb>l. second\nconsider bis contempt Ion** allusions tn burse -dra wu float. Sash & Door fac-\nttose nf another ciMintrv as \"bums* i lory; best decorated motor, R. Wilson.\ni.-.l\nehb-illv\nnnb.co\n(loiibtb\n-I,:\nlltig\nfn\n\u25a0liable\nul\niv b I\nalloK.ih.\nhai\nbe]\nThat rmiiiiliis best men we-ie picked\n(llll tn fight lll.-se people (hiring it\ntlltie of need slll.lv does Hot HOall\nthat Cunada is es pec led to keep up\na continual haired for tbe people\nshe necessHrtlv had to fight In wlial\nshe no doubt considered to be a\njust cause . .\nin warfare all men's hands are\nstained with blood, but in times of\nMMI does it not behoove lhe victorious nut ions io show mercy to\nthe fallen?\nDid not Hod make all men. and\ndid not Christ condescend to Come\non eHrtb and suffer death on t In-\ncross for all men?\n(M made the earth for all men\nto live In. and I humbly venture\nan opinion Ihat he did not reserve\nCanada for a few narrow-minded\nBritish subjects to live In\nIf Mr. Kdwards Ih suspicious that\nmen of an alien country should turn\nout to be \"baby-killers\" why Is he\nso confident thai tbe \"flat-broke British subject*\" he m evidently prides\nhimself on feeding will not turn\nout to be the same'' If his Imagination and discern ment lea da him to\ntrust blfl ijwii FftC< llyr n'-Jt let hla\n6.1 Tfl interest :\navailable for partial payment\ny.-aiV Intend OB the Orand !\nr.icil'ic d. b.-ni nre,-* made In \u25a0\nnadian bottM of commons lasl .\nweek by lion. Oeorge i\\ Graham. '\ni.-iiiH.i of railways and canals, fcQ-1\ncording to \u25a0 statement MfcUM by '\nthe committee.\nThe promised figures representing '\ntl pei-ations ,,; [he Canadian Na- i\ntional Hallways (Crand Trunk) lu\n'I'U-I hav I yet been received by !\nih-- is-ninni te-.- and in the meantime i\ncomment is bi-ing reserved.\n\" will be llie business of the committee, the statement mxe^.Ja m tab*,\n<*Tfl thnt\"tl'u whole net surplus ot\nmuhict'im been \u00ab(*r Midi for th?-!\ntotf*\u25a0!.-- Of than.I Trunk -I per cent I\ndebenturea\nTODAY'S PROGRAM\nFor\nChautauqua\nTwo Wonderful Musical\nEvent*\nAfternoon: Meln. poll tan Sympho\nBand. The grealcst musical\norganization in Chautauqua.\nAdmission, 75c.\nEvening: Metropolitan Sympho\nBand. Eden, Soprano. Xewcll,\nTenor. Admission. $1.00.\nla; best Indian OOftttUM* ohiH Tic\ncity band led lb- pani'b-.\nai Ita conclusion apectdiea were\nheard frofti Itoyor a \u25a0'. Haiment\nnnd ex-Mayor W c Canmron In On\nluiik, Maj. II H. Hicks arUliK as\nchairman\nWvhitr wtna Baaaball\nbuniix the dav Icdl Raines were\n1 la\\cd between Kimberley and Wy-\nclifle, (be score being 0 t.o \\l In\nfa- or ot Wvcllff.' In the evening\nthe Kaine between Cranbrook and\nWycliffe resulted In another win for .\nWycliffe. the score belnjf 4 to 2.\nThe horse racing In the afternoon I\ndrew a large crowd, the si*uaw race (\nbeing won bv Mrs. Htaiib-v an obi\nt-'iuaw over 70 yeara old The band\nwas In attendance during Hie whole\nafternoon, and Ita lively alra were\nvery much enjoyed\nIn the evening another dance was\nheld hi the auditorium, a local orchestra furnlBliliiR the DUUlO.\nUn Friday ewnini; the Concentrator football ten in from Kim be I ley\nwen the tkreet War Veterans' Association trophy, Ilea ting Cranbrook.\n2 to I.\nAll\n.Tim Jeffries ia a bankrupt,\nsuccessful pugilist\u00bb should take\nsoue In ^O&QCt,\nFor the reason they savp food, anti keep everything\ncool and sweet for days.\nPRICES RIGHT .\nOnly a Few Left\nNelson Hardware Ca\nW half stale mnd Retail Quality Hardwmrt\nNELSON f.0.\na. quantity of ore rightfully belonging to us.\" Tlils ore, they claim,\nwan valued at $12,SID. and they are\nasking for a finding and account- j\nIng, and subatHiuent payment tor\ndamages, as well as the injunction.\nTne defendants, white denying the\nplaintltTii claim generally, say that\nif any ore waB taken by them, It\ndid not exceed the value of $3500.\nBL V Dodwell, K,C. with A. M.\nJohnson, appeared for the complain\nant and S. a TVjIorf, '*%%... with\nJames O'Shea. for the defendant.\nCORNS\nPACIFIC\nMILK\nAND\nJAMS\nDr. Scholl's Zino-padi stop corns hurting inttantfy. Remove the cause\u2014 friction and pressure. They are thin,\nmedicated, antiseptic, waterproof. Absolutely sale! Easy to apply. Get them\nat your druggist's or shoe dealer's.\nThree Sttes\u2014for corns, callouses, buntong\nBXScholTs\nZino>pads\n\"Put one nn \u2014 the pain Is i:one\"\nA ypung lady who is calling at\nhomes in different parts of the city\nto learn what women think of Made-\nIn-B.C. pr'.ducts finds, that. Pacific\nMilk, certain jams and canned good's\nare lit almost universal uee.\nOne woman who has cooked with\nPacific Milk for many yeaM says she\nalways found It superior ev\u00abn before\nwe had found a process which tm-\nproved ir*some two years ago. Thl\u00ab\nlady was good enough tc- say that\nIts fresh cream flavor and richness\nmake lt indispensable to her now.\nPACIFIC MILK CO.\nLIMITED\nFaotorl*. at Ladn.r .ne*\nAbbot.ford. B.C.\n12Times Greater than 1916\n i\nProvince Exports Half-Billion Feet\n1923\n521,70 7,000\nFT. BM.\nLUMBER EXPORT TRADE\n1923., 521,707,000\/lin\n1916\n43,676,000\nFT. BM\n\u25a0 j^li*.\nLUMBER EXPORT rHAlt\n1316. .43,675,000\/-.'.',\nThi.i serial of articles communicated by the\nTimber Industries Council of Hritish Columbia.\nBlue Ribbon\nTea\nRich, strong, full-flavored\ntea is the most satisfactory to\nuse, and BLUE RIBBON possesses these qualities to the\nfullest extent.'\nYou can undoubtedly\nmake more cups of tea of\nequal strength with a pound\nof BLUE RIBBON than\nwith any other tea.\nTRY IT\nBuilding\nMaterial IohnBums& Son\nLot us figure your bills of\nBuilding Material. Coast Lumber a specialty,\nThe Consolidated Mining & Smelting\nCompany of C anada, Limited\nOffice Smelting nntl Refining Department\nTRAIL, BRITISH COLUMBIA\nSmelters and Refiners\ni'uri-hauMs uf Gold, Silver, Copper, Load and Zinc Ores.\nI'loducers of Gold, Silver, Copper, Pig Lead and Zinc.\nTADANAC, TRAIL\n TTTE NELSON DAILY l*4EW01BIW>WWMJWl!Pri9&\nmrfn*\nBay Sandals\nWe are showing Chil-\njdren's Sandals, in a variety\nof styles\u2014\nSmoked Elk\nPatent Leather\nPearl Ooze Leather\nBrown Calf Leathers.\nOur latest arrival is a\nSmoked Elk Sandal with\nICfepe Sole.\nPRICES $1.50 TO ?3.00\nR. ANDREW & CO.\nLeaders in Foot fashion\n\\_^_l_^_^__l} gggfg\nGREIcreekkeepsjNAKUSP PLANS'CREAMERY PLAN\nJOYOUSJOUDAY\nWomen's Institute Gives\nKiddies Picnic; Hear\nthe Premier\nGRAY CREEK, B.C., June 2\u2014The\nGray Creek Women's Institute gave\na picnic to the School children on\nEmpire day, which was well attended,\nand, aa It looked stormy, they adjourned to the home of the secretary and put In the time with earned\nand Rood thing\" that the member 6\nprovided. They broke up at 7 o'clock\nafter having spent a pleasant afternoon. 1\nA party from Gray Creek went to\nCrawford Buy to hear Hon. John\nOliver speak lunt Monday.\nThe boy* ;ire having* great sport\n\u25a0ind siiri \u25a0ess fl Khiiig, one boy bringing in over 3U trout In about a\nweek.\nSir John and I-ndy Wilmot are\nin residence 'it their ranch here\nKASLO NOTES\n{This year's bathing suits 'in Chi-\nshould be lined with fur.\nKASLO, B.C.. June 2. \u2014 Henry\n1 i lege rich Jr 1 \"a rived home lust Mon-\nd-iy night from Vancouver, where\nhe finished his course at the University of British Columbia.\nV. McKenzie of the workmen's com-\nMBHUM board was a visitor here\nTuesday.\nAdam Ksclie and J. Tysoe, of Edmonton, left Saturday after a week's\nholiday spent around Kaslo.\nMr, and Mrs. W. H. Burgess have\nreturned from a trip to Spokane.\nDawson Mobbs**-, of Detroit spent\nseveral days In and around the city.\nDOMINION DAY\nSPORT PROGRAM\nSpecial Train May Be Arranged From the Slocan;\nTennis Courts Opened\nNAKUSP, B.C., June 2,\u2014The annual\nmeeting of the Nakusp Sports association was held in Abrlel's hall,\nThursday evening, when there was a\ngood attendance. It was decided to\nmake the Dominion day sports an\nevent to eclipse any of furmer years,\nwith the possibility of arranging a\nspecial train from the Slocan and\nKootenay lake points.\nWith the great Increase of motor\ncars In the town and Immediate district the opening parade will become\nan important feature, in addition to\ntlie aquatic and land sports.\nThe following were elected officers:\nPresident, ft. Buhl; secretary. E.. Vlpond; treasurer, J. A. Parent; executive committee, E. Plcard, L. J. Ed-\nwards. Tt. Isllp, Dr. ft. H. 8. McLean:\nr>r. N. R. Carter, A. B. S. Stanley,\nH Aalten. W. Hollar, Mrs. 10. H. S\nMcLenn, Mrs. Mnxwell, Mrs. E. Buhl,\nLeveuue, F. Rush-\nSays Roads All Want Rebuilding; Blames Engineer for Sumas Cost\nLONGBEACH, B.C., June 2.\u2014 Laat\nMonday evening John Norcrosa, Liberal candidate for Creston, motored\nout from Nelson with William Ruther-\nfurd and addreased a meeting of\netr , Will\nTelephone\nvoters at the Longbeach school house.\nchairman.\n^^^_^_^_^_^_^_^_f was\nrarmera* political Mov-nnent\nThia oolumn la being conducted\nhy Mra. M. J. Vlgneux. AU newa\nof a social nature. Including recep-\nlons, private entertalmnente, personal Itema, marriages, *****\"- \"*\nappear In thia column.\nMrs Vlgneux. ^^^^,_^,B^,^,^^^\nNews has been received that a\ndaughter haa been born to Dr. and\nMra H. C. i. Ltndaay of Vaneou-\nver. Mrs. Llndaay was Miss Isabelle\nBlackwood, daughter of Mr. am) Mrs\nC. Dudley \u00abwi\u00abw\u00abH\u00bbd. Hall Mines\nroad.\n~r\nI\nR. Van:,\nday In the\nBlack woofl\t\nTrail spent yester-\neity\nChicago ll spending $60,000,000 to\ngive the school kid a place to sit\ndown.\nton and\nA. B. Oiraud\nOpen Public Oourta\nofricial opening of th\nourts Thursday\nAt tlh\nlublic tenlB\nnoon over 100 enthusiast\nfriends were present at th-\nwhich were In excellent\nfirst\nfter-\ntheir\ngrounds.\nTea\nrfUJ\nrefr\nUtaflanw\nas hoste\nruthers,\nWithin\nplanted\naha pi\nshnients were served, with\nN. R. Carter and J. Dolman\nsea, assisted by Mrs. Car-\nvlrs. Ramsey and others,\na month perfect courts sup-\nthickly covered timber plot,\nwater laid, street cleared and graded,\ntrees trimmed for shade, transforming the spot into a beautiful park-\nlike scene. In which seals had been\ninstalled for the visitors. Dr. N. R.\nCarter, the president, particularly, has\nbeen most enthusiastic.\nThe ten's proceeds were $20.\nloria is ;i pleasant, harmless\nSubstitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, Teething Drops and\nSoothing Syrups, prepared for\nInfants and Children all ages.\nTo avoid imitations, always Ionic for the signature of C^-^^\/7-&2cmM\nProven directions nn each -package. Physicians everywhere recommend it\nMill Employees\nat Slocan City\nSuffer Mishaps\nSLOCAN CITY. B.C., June 2**-\n(' F. Carlson, an employee at the\nI.ingle i*v Johnson timber yard, stood\non a spike which wns sticking out\nI nf a plank, and was rushed to Nelson\nI by It. J. Johnson of the firm for\nI medical attention.\nI (\u00bbus Austin, edgerman at the Lingle\nI A Johnson sawmill Just outside of\nI town, severely eut the end of lhe\nI first finger of lhe right band Tues-\n1 day, He wis taken to Nelson bv A\nj l'almqulst in A. Life's car, which hap-\n, tened to !>\u2022\u25a0 nt band at the lime.\nI Rev. Dr. Lnngfrldt has left for\nhis borne tn Bdmonlon\nI\nD\nL-\nilng Wed n\nC.eorge\nI Wonderful\nnot*\niter.\ned to\nmine nt Sandon\nSpokane,\nthe\nOGDEN'S\nCUT PLUG\nNOW PACKED IN\nHARROP NOTES\nTIAKKOI', B.C., June 2.\u2014\nI. a.*, returned from a two-v\nto Cranbrook and Ktmberle\nAbout 60 people went up\n!\u25a0 rtday to attend the sn\nji inHy bv the Procter ai\nLhlUJ\nHarrop\nkt-T trip\nProcter\nts held\nHarrop\nl'\u00bbi\nirttti hi?\nof Michel spent Fridi\nother-in-law nnd siste\n. II. Fairbank\nALWAYS\nTHE SAME\nOGDEN5\nLIVERPOOL\nProcter Ladies' Aid\nRealizes Good Sam\nHUOCTKH, B.C.. June i >\u2014 The ladies'\nald of the Presbyterian church held 1\nir.ost successful bazaar in the basement of tbe church. Those in charge\nof the stalls were: Needlework. Mrs.\nCal I up and Mrs. Ed go uni he; novelty\nstall, Mrs. Bennett; candy stall, Misses\nAlice Smith and Flhel Merrlfield; ice\ncream, Mrs. Dona Id son and M iss Cal-\nlam. ln charge of the leas was Mrs\nH, Severn, assisted by Mrs. F- nru\nson and Mrs. Peterson. Over $7(1\nwa\" realized.\nAn enjoyable whist drive and dunce\nwas held in the Procter hall l.v F. J\nSalomons. The first prizes Tor whi si\nwere won by Miss Callam and .1 \u25a0 Linn,\nconsolation prizes bv Mrs. W. A\nlOlW and L. Smellle.\nJ. Drummond of Trail sp-nt a\nweek-end here the guest of Mr. and\nMrs, Iv J. Chandler.\nMr. Mc\u00ab 'alpine Sr. of Crest.m is\nvisiting with Mr and Mrs. It. Walton\ntor a week or two.\nMr. Norcros stated he had been 27\nyears In Brltlah Columbia, and for\n'\u25a0'..< years he had taken no active\npart ln polltlcis- He had sunk all\nhis money In land near Nelson, from\nwhich he made his living. He was\na member of the farmers' institute\nand then the United Farmers, whose\nconvention he had attended in Vancouver when a committee of 15 had\nbeen formed, of which he was one,\ncalled the \"FarmerH Polioltal Move-\nmen ti\"\nThis committee worked on a platform to help agricultural and industrial matters. At a meeting In Vernon two strangers were present, by\nthe chairman's Invitation, and pro-\ndiced a cut and dried platform which\nthe majority were inclined to adopt.\nBut Mv. Norcross moved rejection\non account of several unexplained\nstatements which it contained. Finally,\nhowever, it was passed.\nA month after all this the '\"Farmers'\nPolitical Movement\" voted Itself oui\nof existence.\nOeneral Mcllae, John Cooper and\n\u25a0\u25a0oine Vancouver lawyers then Initiated\nthe Provincial party. Of the three\nmen Bowser, (Jit ver Hnd General\nMtftac, Mr. Norcross aald Oliver was\n''the only one whu 'measured up1 to\nhis standard of what a premier\nshould be.\nThe candidate then told of the\ncreamery he Is trying to build up.\nthe Kootenay Valley Milk Products\nassociation, of which he is president The previous week, he \"Vaid.\nhe was talking over the project with\nHon. E. P. Barrow, minister of apiculture, and asking the government\nlo finance his creamery, he was told\nthat it would be against the law\nfor the government to put up more\nthan UO per cent of the money,\na-al \/e was advised ,(*>, appfuac^ the\nexisting Curlew creamery, which 'inlet)(\nbe able to sell Its business.\nThe new creamery would great! v\nbenefit the farmers, as, with two or\nthree cows, th* y would be sure of\na monthly check of $50. e\\en in\nbad ' tlhieS\" for frfllt, and, with a\ncold storage, eggs could also be\ndealt with,\n Th\u00ab\u2122wrigrfiih*r TUfcJr\nIti connection with Om bad quality\nand location of most roads in th I\nPiovlnce Mr. Norcross told the story\nof a greenhorn with a gun who\n\\alnly tried to make out ih.\nOon taken by the creatures Jie.\nhunting, and made up the rime:\n'\u25a0It wriggles in. It wrlgglm\nIt leaves the hunter still u\ndoubt.\nWhether the oriter that made th-\ntrack\nWas Koin out or coiiiIhk back.\"\nThe roads all wanted building ngain\nlie said. In different places, wher\n!lie timber would be sufficiently valu\nable to defray much of the cost o\nthe road. The road between Taghum\nnnd Slocan Junction, where his house\nwas. was only s miles long and had\nto be raised 1000 feet abov-p water\nlevel.\nHe alt'o spoke about the condition\nol tbe treasury during the Hnwaer\nrt glme and during that of Premlei\nOliver, nnd stated that now govern -\n1- ent bonds were selling for 5*7 ft*\nagainst 90^ previously, whilst the\nS; skate he wan govern ment bonds wetv\nonly at 95. He also dealt vlth Un\nWorkmen's Compensation act, the pro-\n1 ortlon of salaries paid by the two\ngovernments and the Canadian Pacific\nrailway question.\nMr Nor toss said he was no poli-\nii.-lan and had only y bided to the\niequ--,-.ti of his frl'iiils that he ah.mid\ngo iii and represent the farmers by\n\u25a0tying to further tin ir Inl'Tcsts.\nJ. D Keir, after putting some\n\u25a0 ; 1 est ions about the revenue, wished\n10 know what the gowrnment Intended to do about the Sun as reclamation scheme, for which stretch\n\u2022I sand and gravel pits millions had\nI een paid and which was incapable\not giving any returns.\nMr. Norcross said it wns the engi-\n1 1 era' fault and the government would\nhave to go on with the scheme.\nbeing unable to start a thing and\nleave it unfinished\nChampa-pis From Untold Fruit\nAsked what he thought of ih beer\nby the glass plan the candidate said\nhe was not- )\u00bbersouardeau. where he will start de-\n\\ I'lopment on his mining property,\ne Comstock.\neorge McKay Of Bonnlngton spent\nweek-end In town.\ndirec\nrat;\nA part I composed of M. O'Donnell.\nI) A, McDonald, A, Kirby, W. B.\nI hole and W It. Hunter molored to\nHall \u25a0 Klding. Sunday** where -they Inspected several mining properties, returning. JoJer. \u201e.,.\nJack Houston of Fairview,\nbeen attending normal in\nhas returned.\nwho has\nVictoria,\nLome\nager of\nLight c\nSunday\nH\nA. Campbell, general man\nthe West Kootenay Power fi\nnnpany, was a city vJsiloi\nevening\nSummer Dresses\nAt $5.00 to $29.50 Each\n\u25a0 June brings unusually fine values in Dresses. All\nneeded types of Summer Frocks, such as Crepe, Voile,\nRatine, and other warm weather Qualities, one or\nmore of which will add considerably to your comfort\nat this season.\nCREPE DRESSES\nAt $10.00 to $14.00 Each\nPlain and Novelty Crepe Dresses, in new\nshades. Any number of styles to choose\nfrom, in both Women's and Misses' sizes.\nModerately Priced at $10.0O, ft 12.50\nand $14.00 each.\nNew VOILE DRESSES\nAt $12.50 to $22.50\nPlain and figured Voile Dresses, in neat\ndesigns, showing newest ideas. Made up\nin Misses', Women's and extra large sizes.\nPrices $12.50, 915.00 to $22.50 each.\nNew RATINE DRESSES\nAt $5.00 to $29.50 Each\nJust arrived and put into stock: Plain and Novelty\nRatine Dresses. These are tailor-made Dresses, in\nstraight-line effects, made in a range of colors and\npatterns. Sizes 16 to 42. Specially Priced at $5.00\nto 929.50 each.\nDURING JUNE, JULY AND AUGUST\nTHIS STORE WILL GLOBE AT 5:30,\nExcept Wednesdays and Saturdays.\nNewcomen of Lardeau spent\nthe week-end In town.\nM>*s. William Itutherford. who has\nbeen at the coast for the pant .six\nweeks, accompanied by her daughter\nand grandchild. Mrs. Frank Willis\nof Trail nnd Miss Marian Willis,\nreturned lo the city by the Kettle\nValley Sunday evening-\nMrs. H. W. Atkinson of Hossland\nspent Saturday shopping In Nel non\nsr.d then left for Willow Point, where\nshe spent Sunday at the home nf\nMra. C. W West. Returning to the\nelty Sundav evening she left by the\nKettle Valley for her home.\nCharle* Marlatt, employed at the\nIbinnington concentrator, spent the\nweek with his parents, who nre\nsummering on the north shore. He\n;ilso visited the Nelson Cfotf & Country club course while here.\nL.Jm \u25a0\u25a0*>\u25a0\u2022 I avenue of Mr and Mrs.\nMarcus Marlin. She left by the aft-\nt-rjjoon boat for her home.\nICmll Peterson of Ainsworth, who\nhas been a patient nt the Koutenay\nLake Ieneral hospital, b.ft (or his\nhome yesterday on th'- ul lernoou bout.\nWon! has been received from friends\nof Mr. and Mrs. Frank tlrnnat or\nWinnipeg that Mr tjranat, formerly I ri\nof the Poole Drug company, has ' \"'\nsuccessfully passed his second y\u00abu\nIn medicine at the University ol\nManitoba. Winnipeg. Hoth Mr. i;r\u00bbnai\naud his brother. H tiranat. also ol\nWinnipeg, mad-' I record of 80 p*\u00bbi\nc*nt, Mrs t.ranat will be remem\nbered us Miss Mitchell, a gradual'\nof the Koolenay Lake (Ieneral hos\npltal.\nallied Ii\nf frunli\nTapt. I\ntht\nUtUl\nMis.\nAgua* Ure>\nJ Oatts and hla slater\nis, while visitors at Uray\niwford Hay ami Queen's Bay\nIuy by motor launch, eh-\nsnoie - ery heavy weather\nlain lake during the return\n'bbb\nMr. and Mrs, Thomas I\nmotored to Trail Sunday\nthe baseball match.\nMadden\ni attend\nCaptain Hurt on\n.as a city visitor\nof Wlllot\nyesterday.\nMrs. J. (J. Harris of Honnlngton\n'pent yesterday shopping In town.\nMrs. Douglas\nHay was In town\nH II Johnston\nFisher of\nshopping\nof Ho\n-Ity.\nKootenay\nyesterday\nKoland FHis of Hoswell was\nvisitor yesterday\nid f-imllY\nvisitors I\nbrother. Jam\nof Trail. W\u00ab\nthe city\nMrs I, Uuglitn-d \"f Aiusw\ncity visitor yesterday\nMr. and Mrs\nJosephine street,\n\u25a0ind return Sundi\nFerirusm\nmotored\nWilson,\no Trail\nCocoanut Oil Makes\nA Splendid Shampoo\nl.)o not use prepiirefl* \u25a0****sl!*imTnrtt>K~ffF+\u00a3u,.s\"7 iiring M~rs j\" lY Stybbs, Mrs\nanything vine that ccntains too much I H, Ch gerlcli.\"~Wr:\nfree iilknll. for this Is very Injurious,\nas it dries the scalp and makea the\nhair brittle.\nThe best thing to use is Mulsifiod\neoroaniit oil shampoo, for It is pure\nand entirely grease I ess. It Is Inexpensive and beats anything else all\nto pieces. You can get Mulsifled\nut any drug store, nnd a few ounces\nwill lust the whole family for months.\nTwo or threo teaspoonfuls cf Mui-\nfclfied is all that is required. Simply\nmoisten the hair with water and rub\nlt In. It mak-ps an abundance of rich,\ncreamy lather, which cleanses thoroughly, and rinses out easily. The\nhnir dries quickly and evenly, and\nll soft, fresh looking, bright, fluffy,\nwavy, and ensy to manag<\\ Hesides,\nit loosens and takes out every particle of dust, dirt and dandruff. Be\nsure your druggist gives you Mulsifled. Pewnre of imltatlcna. I*ook\nfor the name Walking on the package.\nTeas Are Given by\nKaslo Hostesses\nBurton\nre city\nand\n\u25a0 hoppe\nchildren. \u2022\u2022!\ns j esterdaj\nAlex Mi\nspent the\nturned to\nlhe aflerm\nMrs. W.\nmorning f\"\nh\u00bb r politic\ncandidate\nI'll'\nof Aiusu\nrth. t\ntown,\nterday\nf London, Kngland,\n\u2022 has been V lilting in Texas, aril Thursday evening, being met\nKootenay Landing by Mlsa FI M.\nOatts. who will be her hostess during\nher stay in Boswell.\nThe attendance at the Boswell public school Is very small at the present\ntime, three different families having\nchildren down with mild attacks of\nchicken pox.\nF. J Oatts held a court of revision\nat Skookumchuek. when eight names\nwi re added to the voters' list.\nleaves this\nlection with\nBEAR AND CUBS\nVISIT BOSWELL\nFrench Flier Is\nNow in Manchuria\nMI'KDL'.V. June 2. Captain\nM'tils-y. French aviator, flying from\nParis to Tokyo, arrived here late\nthis morning on his way to Tokyo.\nPay Call at Cummings'\nRanch at Goat Creek;\nAre \"Too Numerous\"\nTrial of Alleged\nBandit Set Over;\nAlibi Is Claimed\ntht\nAtbt\n\u25a0I, il:\nridg\nJune Br\u2014A special to\ntonight from Leth-\nHoSWFLL. Hi\nCununlft'tf* report\nlarge black bear\ning 1 visit ta\nn.ad\nMrs\nTbes\nous to\npie\n pi ll\ncub - |Ll\nKflUlQ* I..\nmi the loon\nMclntyre. parish pri.\nsi\u00abnl yesterday In tl\nst of Very Hev,\nKASLi'. H.C . June 2. -Among tin\nsocial events of the past week wa:\na delightful forget me-not brldg-\nluncheon given hy Mrs. Monty Davy:\n-U. U-r . Uuuu- . Ti' \u00bbii.ij\u2014. J)*- .iuwiii-L-\nJ. II. Stubbs.\n~\"T~ TlThns, Mrs\nSeattle and Miss Toots\nMiller of Nelson.\nMrs. J. J. Binns entertained ' at\nluncheon Wednesday In honor of Mrs\nStreet of Seattle anfl MISs Toots\nMiller of Nelson. The table was\nbeautifully arranged with cut flowers\nand dainty favors for each guest\nand special favors for the guests\nof honor The guests Included Mrs\nStreet, Miss Tools Miller. Miss II\ntilegerlch, Miss Margaret li lege rich,\nMiss Agnes Cockle. Miss Kathleen\nStrathearn nnd Miss Hetty Whitman.\nMrs. Kirk Is visiting friends in\nSpokane and Pullman, Wash.\nMrs, James Anderson entertained\ninformally at the tea hour Wednesday afternoon Among those present\nwere Mrs, Chester. Mrs. Street of\nSeattle, Miss Mlllburn, Miss Tools\nMiller of Nelson, Mis Agnes Cockle\nnnd Miss Kathleen Strathearn\nj Klondrl.\nH.v. A\nal Hossl\ncity a\nAlthoff,\nFred A Starkey, Kerr apartments,\nleft last evening for Victoria.\nMr. and Mrs. J. i*aul Pltiiet K,'rr\n*a*-0-a*t-rtfi-*1it*t*4: rcT\" T-flTncfny by motor\nfor Spokane, where they will remain for the next few days They\nwere accompanied by Mrs. K. L.\nHutt. Fairview, who will remain then\nfor some time.\nMrs. Fred Chapman and her dapgh\nter. Miss Maxlne Chapman, of Trail,\nspent yesterday In the city.\nChristie's\nZEPHYR C^rlacj\nCREAM |JVf-V&C1.3\nYou KNOW their QUALITY\nWhen buying ANY biscuits\nask for Christie's\"\nKinnaird Enjoys\nAnglican Service\nKIN AIM), B.C.. June 2~-!*:ugliah\nchurch service was held here Monday by Mr. Thompson of Hossland.\nHe also gave an address to the\nschool children during the after*\nnoon. \t\n{ Wilson -\nresident i.\nvisit here this week.\nMrs. Kennedy.\nMiss Kennedy, H.N .\nIs -spending a short\nher parents lore .*\u2022\ntrial of James Wilson, a pul\n\"f 'Smiling' Johnny Heed, confessed\nbank bandit, on a charge of nibbing\nthe Foremost bank, was adjourned\nloil.-iy until September '.'.*. Counsel\nfor Wilson announced lie was seek\n|Bf to establish nn .aJtLl.-Iue. - hit,\n< I lent, olaimiog that he was In Min-\ni-eaiMilis at the time of the famous\nrobbery.\"\nmay fill the cup tu\nut it's the other kind\nslops\nMr ami Mrs. K.\nmotored to Trail\nlhe baseball gam-\nnoon.\nC Hunt and famlly\nKunday to attend\nthere that after-\nJames\nthe we\nparents.\nII (iagnou\nk-etid in\nof Castlegar spent\n(own with his\nth-\nKennedy\ncity.\nof Cranbrook Is\nMiss Margaret Jarvls.\nWarden :ind Mrs. W. H.\nstreet, returned to tbe\nevuilng by the Kettle\nVictoria.\ndaughter of\nJarvla, Ward\ncity Sunday\nValley from\nluccessfully\npassed her normal examinations.\nFor the Baby\nSpecial Milk Frutn a Herd uf\n\u25a0Selected Jersey 0-uvrg,\n6 Quart* for |1.00.\nKOOTENAY VALLEY\nMILK CO-OP.\nOpen 8 a\n8 p.m.\nm. to 12 noon and\nto 12 midnight.\nling, where\nbaseball t\n\u25a0j Hih na way and child\n-tor from Trail Sunday\nthey went to attend\nMr. and Mrs. K H. Dalrymplt.\nHaker slreet, expect to leave on the\nCrow boat Thursday morning for\nNew York, from where they will\nsail June If on the Olympic for\nSouthampton, Fngtaiid. their objective\nb\u00bb ing Scotland They will return\nhome ln the fall\nT. Wheatiey of the Bank of Montreal staff here returned to the clly\nhunday evening by motor with Bona Id\nBuchanan of Victoria, who will leave\nIn a few days for his home.\nMiss Kdlth Walton\nilumbla Telephone\non a two-weeks' vacation\nf the Hrlllsh\nin pany \u00bb Maff\nMiss Ceneva King, daughter of Mrs\n'J rant King of Alnsworth, who has\nbeen attending normal In Victoria\nfor the past term and succeaafully\npassed her examination, was a city\nvialtor yeaterlay at the home on\nUniform Strength,\nis something ijou can\nalways be sure of m\nMAGIC\nBAKING\nPOWDER\nIts excellent quality\nnever varies\n\u25a0\n , '^vte5B~T<__r\u2014mwmm:*~m*mi'm\"~m\nMarkets 2^ finance\nSTOCKS ADVANCE\nON ADJOURNMENT\nMarket Has Narrow Limits\nUntil Late News From\nCapital\nMOW YORK, June I.\u2014-Stock prices\ntoday drlft-fd within narrow limits\nWhtll the final few minutes of trading, when the vote of the house of\nnsprescn tat Ives to adjourn congress\nHt ths end of this week furnished\nthe basis fr,r a brt.sk upturn in ths\nmarket leaders.\nPredictions by the federal reserve\nboard ln Its review for May of an\nearly turn for the better ln the busl-\nlltss situation gave a firm Undertone\nto the market despite narrow fluctuations.\nAction of the foreign exchanges\nCom ma nded more interest than usual\nIh financial circles in view of apathetic stock trading. The French\nfranc went below 5c but rebounded\nSharply when the French government\nissued an official communique upholding the operation and Edouard Herriot. potential premier, who denied\nmaking any attack on the bankers\nwho aided France, At the close the\nfranc had recovered all of Its loss.\nHails and public utility shares displayed the most consistent strength\nthroughout the day.. Norfolk &, South-\n\u25a0urn reached the year's best level at\n16 on reports of a possible segregation of its lumber properties and\npublication of favorable earnings\nstatement.\n1'ivotal shares, including Baldwin.\nAmerican Can and Studebaker, went\numvrUtinly until some .scattered short\ncovering carried prices above the\nprevious close.\nSelling was effective in a number\nof oil shares.\nCall money held at 3 per cent\nall day.\nTotal shares sold. 309.600.\nClosing Quotation!\nHigh Low\nCPR 147H 1461,\nChlno ...\nC.M.&St.P 124 l-*\nInt. Nickel i_% 11-ii\nMis. MC. pfd. ... 40* i0%\nPierce Arrow ...\nStudebaker 33^ 12%\nU.S. Steel pr.% KSig\nWillys-overland .. 7% 7%\nClose\n147%\n17^\nis 8\n40*\nTH\n33 4\n9.~.-4\n7%\nDominion Live Stock\n-Heceipts li\n1H00 cattle\nWINNIPEG. June L1.\nthe yards today totnlle\n2000 hogs nnd 10 sheer\nSteers\u2014Choice, 16.25 to $6.7.\"i; good,\nJ.-..:5 to (6.\nHutchtr heifers\u2014Choice, 15.75 to\n$6.25; good, 14.50 to 15,50.\nButcher cows\u2014Choice. $4 75 to\n$5..25; good, (3.50 to $4 50\nBulls\u2014flood. |i:.50 to $3.25.\nOxen\u2014Cood. $3 to $3.50.\nStocker steers\u2014Choice. $4 to $4.50,\nfair to go.,.]. $2.50 to $3.50.\nStocker heifers\u2014Choice, $3.25 to\n-$3.50; good, $2.50 to $3.\nFeeder steers\u2014Choice, $4.75 ta $5;\ngood. $3.2:> to $4.5U.\nCalves\u2014Choice, $7 to $S. good. 15\nto $61\nHogs\u2014Select bacons. $7.SI; heavies,\n$6.35; lights, $fi to $c.S5.\nLambs\u2014Yearlings, good, $10 to $12.\nSheep\u2014Good, $5 to $8.\nCalfwry Receipt!\nCALCSAHY. June 2\u2014Ueceliils today\nWere 54 cattle and four calves. No\nmarket was established today. A\nfew good steers sold lit 15; good\nheifers, $5. There were no bogs sold,\n \u2666\t\nMinneapolis Grain\nMINNEAPOLIS, June 2 \u2014Markets\ntoday wi if*:\nBran\u2014 $17 to $18.\nWheat, So. 1 nurth.rn\u2014$1.09-1* to\n$1 14)., ; July, $1.09-\\ ; September,\n$1.10\nCorn, No. 3 vellnw\u201470c to 704 c.\nOats, No. .I white\u201444c to 44 4c.\nFlax, No. ] -$2 i't\\ to $2.39V\n\u2014 \u25a0*\u2022**\u00bb\nToronto Board\nWHEAT HAS A\nSHARP BREAK\nSouthwest Hedging and\nClosing of Legislation Mill\nShare Responsibility\nCHIC A< 10, June 2.\u2014General selling\nvariously accounted for as due to an\nadjournment vote at Washington and\nto hedging sales from the Houthwest\nled to a sharp break In wheat late\ntoday. There was an unsettled close,\n14c to 24c lower, July $1.03% te\n$1.03-4 and September $1,054 W\n$].05*V* Corn finished unchanged to\n4c to %c down, and oats 4c to\n4c off. Provisions were 12c to 16c\nto 17c to 70c advanced.\nSterling Exchange\nNEW YOKK, June 2\u2014 Sterling exchange irregular nt $4,29 4 for 60-day\nbills and at $4.31-Vi for demand.\nCanadian dollars\u2014M 13-32c.\nFrench francs\u2014l>eniand, 6c.\nLire\u2014Demand. 4.33 4c.\nHerman marks\u2014Demand, .236c per\ntrillion.\nNelson\n$4.40.\ncounter rate\nsterling,\nCanada Bonds\nWINeVII'Kll. June 2. \u2014Dominion war\nIssue- in-icus:\nWeir loans\u2014192:,. J100.30 bill; 1931.\n$100.70 bill; l't.'IT, Jlll^.TeO asked\nHe-flimiliiE loan!\u20141118, $100.Ore bid;\n101.1. $100.20 bid. $100.25 asked.\nWar loan renewals\u20141927. $101. FeO\nbid; 1932, $102.10 hid. $102.35 askod.\nVictory loans\u20141924, $10015 bid;\n1927. $102 20 bid. $102.35 naked; 1933.\n$104,311 bid, J101J0 ask,.,I; 1934, $102.45\nbid; 1937. $1(16.2* bid, $lo\u00ab.60 asknl.\nMetal Markets\nJune 2.\u2014Foreign bar\nelectrolytic, spot\nTOUOWTO, Ju\ndeveloped on thi\n2.\u2014Little actlvt\natock market aft\nthe long recess. Rattier active bu\ning in Hareel.ma was the only fe\nture that r-.li. v.-d tlie market. Ha\nelona. Marti*d at 19 4 and m\nhigh. U\nCloi\nwas the\nlo 49 4\nried up\nPacific J\nto 1484-\n1 ti\nid\nKaiU\nMoney\nBrief but Important Lessons In rlnanoe,\n\u25a0erketa. Stock!, Bond! ind IaTSStments.\nT^ESE DETERMINE\n\u2022 THE WORTH OF\nMORTGAGE\n. BONDS\n, APPRAIt>eD\n!\u2022 PROPERTY\nVALUE\n2. INCOME\nmT PROPERTY\n\u25a0*>\u2022 LOCATION\nNKW YORK\nsilver. 67c.\nCoppei ~ Steady;\nand futuren, ]2^i\nTin\u2014 -Kasy: spot and futures, $41.\nIron\u2014Steady; No. I northern $20.50\nto $21.r\u00bb0, Sn. 2 Northern $20 to $21.\nNo. 2 southern. $22.\nLead\u2014Steady; spot, $7,\nZinc\u2014Steady; wput $5.80 to $5 85.\nfutures }'..SO to $5.9fV\nAntimony\u2014spot, $N.5I).\nt London\u2014\nCopper -Standard, spot It] 15s, fu-\nres ffi2 12s 6d; electrolytic, spot\n\u25a07. futures \u25a0;\u00bb;: 1(j3.\nr,1TJ\"-\"SJ,:,t* \u00a321- Ts 6,ii futures.\n\u00a3210 7s ML\nfoJJpar\u2014Spot* \u00a330 17s 6d: futures,\nSpot. \u00a330 17s 6d; futures.\n m \u2022\nWINNIPEG URAIN QUOTATIONS\nOpe\nMONTREAL, Jupe 2\u2014Trading on\nthe stock market after a two-day\nholiday waa the dullest full ae\u00bbalon\ntor the year to date. The Hat was\nnarrow, loaies being double the -gains.\nSpanish common was the most acthe\nand was off l at 108%< \"Brompton\nwaa off Vs. at. 32. Montreal Power\nwas off \\_ at 166. Dominion Glass\ngained 1 at 107. and Dominion Textile preferred up 1 at 108.\nClosing prices: Abltlbl, SS; Braall,\n4i\\_; Breweries, 52; Brompton, 32;\nLaurentide, 89; British Empire Bteel\nflrat preferred, 39; British Empire\nsteel second preferred, 91H; Spanish\npreferred, 118*^; Spanish common,\n108H; Smelters, li*-1-. Montreal Power,\n1MH; Quebec Power, 73 4; Hteel of\nCanada, 72; Textile, 89*.\n >m*\nVancouver Stocks\nI'.eisllielllt.el\nCork-Province\nI l.eiemeiii \t\nInt. Coal \t\n\u25a0flheep Creek Cons.\nSilver Crest \t\nSurf Inlet Hold .\nNunloerh .Mine's\nSltartMn OU ....\nBill\n.13-1.00\n06 %\n.40\n.09\n\u25a0 00%\n.00%\n.09\nAsked\nI *.\n.08\n.43\n.10%\n.00*\n.00%\n.-13\nMontreal Produce\nMONTRKAL. June 2.\u2014Butter, down;\npotatoes, fair; ofceese, strong.\nCheese\u2014Finest westerns, 15 fi c to\n15*c; finest easterns, 15c to 1514 c.\nButter\u2014No. I pasteurized. Mtt*-1\nNo. 1 creamery. 31 WW seconds, 30*e-\nEggs\u2014Fresh specials. 35c; fresh extras, 32c; fresh firsts, 28c.\nPotatoes\u2014Per hag, car lots, $1.40\nto $1.45.\nEgg Markets\nOTTAWA, June 2.\u2014Egg quotations\nore:\nToroiuo\u2014Country shippers paying,\nextras 25c to 2fic. firsts 23c,\nMonti al\u2014Johhinp. .-pedals 35c, ex-\ntrns 32c, flrstw 28c.\nManitoba \u2014 Dealers quote country\nshippers delivered, extras 24c, firsts\n22c.\nSaskatchewan\u2014Dealers quote country shippers delivered, extras 22c to\n23c, firsts 20c to 21c.\nAlberta\u2014Dealers quote country ship-\np* rs delivered, extras 20c. firsts Uc.\nBritish Columbia \u2014 Paying country\n-\"flippers delivered, \u00bb xtras 20c, firsts\n18c.\nLONDON, June\ndozen) i -Market,\nlitt. Irish 13 U\n(Shillings per 10\n11; English 12 to\n11%, Dutch 14 to\n15'-.. Danish 14 Vi to 16. Syrian 11%\nto 12. Lithuania 11 to 12 -U, Chinese\n10 to ll'j; -small supply.\n;\n105 V,\n101\ntoe,\n38 li\n3\u00bb%\n3814\n19 H\nn4\nfi'..\nTefeS\n6214\n62'*\n211\n185\n2 fie*'1;\n1S2\\\n1**1\nAlgoma Furnace\nClaims Record\nfor the Empire\nSAl'I.T STE. MARIE, Ont.. June 2.\n-Blast furnace Nn. 3 of the Algoma\nSteel corporation ln May inudi- what\nis a receerd for the British Empire\neiieel probably a worlil recurel for pre,-\niluctlon for n furnace of its ,ize\nwhen it turned nut a total of 20.125\nteens of first-class basic iron, an\n-verage of 649 tonsR day.\nI.ACHIKE\nTOHMAOE\nDOUBLES TOB Ul\nMONTKEAl.. Juele 2\u2014Total grain\nnc-ipts ihrough the Lachlne canal\ntier May wire 19.S57.128 bushels, compared with 9.179.069 in Mav, 192i\ntlie big Increase being almost entirely due tei wheat. Cargo tonnage-\n*T, compeiretl with -103,289\n64 V. 1 tons last year.,\nBA^J^^ AND\nBANKERS\nBEHIND 1 ME\nISSUE\nTo Eastern Destinations\nON SALE DAILY MAY 22 TO SEPT. 15-RETURN\nLIMIT OCTOBER 31\nWinnipeg ..._ j 72.no\nToronto\nHiuiMllon\nLondon \t\nQuebec \t\nBt. John ....\nHt. Paul .\nMinneapolis\nDuluth \t\n113.75\n113.75\n113.75\n141.10\n147.9(1\n72.00\n. 72.00\n. 72.00\nI-'eert William .\nNiagara Kalis\nOttawa _\nMontreal \t\nMom-ton \t\nHalifax\t\nChicago \t\nNew York _\t\nBoston \u201e\t\n I 86 JO\n 12062\n 127.86\n 132.75\n 147.90\n 153.45\n 86.00\n - 147.40\n 153.60\nTber* nre at lt\u00bb\u00bbst fonr Important\npoints which elrleriiiliie whether or\nnot ek flr\u00bbl meirtgage bond la a good\ninT\u00ab\u00abtm\u00abnt.\nBy A. W WA\u00bbNEK\nTetti.\\n financial wliwr and news-\nMANY ADDITIONAL DESTINATIONS\nAsk for Rates From and To Any Point\nRoute via Port Arthur or via Soo Line, through Winnipeg or Portal, thence via Chicago or Sault Ste. Marie,\nvia Great Lakes; or via California at additional fare; or\ngood to go via one of the above routes, return another.\nSec Local Ayents or Write for Details\nJ. S. CARTER, District Passenger Agent, Nelson\nSituations Wanted Male\n\u25a0\u00bbfe\u00bb\nMAN AND WIFE, AS COOK AND\nCook-a-*', cloalre work In camp of\nabout fifty in*1!!. Mr\u00bb. J. H.\nggurmw. Phone -JOGD. t-4858)\nCity Property for Sab\nBOX 626\nNELSON, B.C.\n\"Please Insure my House for\n%\t\nand Content! for $\t\nLot Block\nSignature \t\nOn receipt of above I will cover\nyou at once In The Fhuenix Assurance Co. of London, at the\nbest possible rate.\nWe Insure Anything That Is\nInsurable.\nLife\u2014Automobile\u2014Accident\nBstabllnhed 10 Years\nin ,\nKelson, B.C.\nC. W. AppJeyard\nPhone 289 a Lot.\n$10 down; $10 a month.\nC.\nPhone 269 or Write.\n' NEESt^rB.C.\nSituations Wanted Femak\nWORK WANTED BV YOt'Ntl W(>M-\nan. by day or hour. Phone 36*4111.\n (4888)\nFarms and Ranches for Sale\nFoil SALK\u2014 Fru.t Farm, applo and\ncherry orchards, with fifteen, twenty\nor fifty MM good land. Ideal\nsituation. E. Francis, Procter.\n(4H97)\nFRUIT LANDS FOR SALE\u201420-Acre\nBlocks, near Alice Siding. $15.00 to\n$20.00 per a\u00abra. Monrad Wlgen,\nWynndel, B.C. (479C)\nRANCH \u2014 Three AttM Partly Improved, all rence-fl:? house, barn,\nwell, bearing fruit trees, small\nfruits, near golf links: For particulars, apply Owner, P.O. Box 434,\nN'lson, B.C. (4712)\nPRINTED stationery or all kinds. The\nDallv News Prlntm* -pegattiiiMit.\nPoultry and Eygg\nmiDOLi's mm a lax\nFREE BABY CHICKS WITH EVERT\nOrder; express pal<*l. Price for May,\n$16.00; June. H5.00, per 100. Solly-\nFerris White Leghorns, Rose Comb\nBrown Leghorns; very vigorous\nstock. Eight-week pullets. Riddle's\nPoultry Farm, Salmon Arm, B.C.\n(lit .10*1\nCLASSIFIED nils, bring results aulck-\nly and economically. 1HC a word.\nHouses Wanted\nKHN l'-IVF.-KOOMUD\neiHhi'ii. Apply Bejx\nWM. MS.-'I\nMiscellaneous\nTi-JeNNIK KAI KCTS R.-strunff ami Re\nli.iirii! II R. Kitto, Ijuiisiiillh\nFurnished Rooms to Rent\nKOK REKT -om- Hinglc Ruom, One\nTwee-Uuumeil Hulte, One Three-\nII neil Suite; Annnble- Illuelt.\n H907I\nFl'KNISHKll MOUSEKEEl'lNO Heieemn\nover I'unle DruR. (1903)\nFURNISHED IKiuaakn-pIng Roejina;\n. Also small-gl*r\u00bb. MrVlP-Mtrok'H ^11*\nHard Hall. (4679)\nFURNISHED SUITES\u2014Alno an Un\nfnrnishe'd Five-Roomed Suite. Kerr\nAparlments. (U53)\nFor Sale or Rent\nFOR RENT-Furnished houae, July\nanil August, 5(14 Mill, phone 7*R\n (-1934)\nTo Let\nI'OOLROOM AND BARBER CHAIR\nto I.eil; slnim. mail til^fefl-eil.\nJejlmsoii. Klti-.liener, B.C. (4898)\nA GOOD BUY\nA nice 6-roomed Bungalow, ln\ngood condition; close in. 2 lcta,\nfruit treea and chicken house.\n$2100. Terms arranged.\na. t. McMillan\nRoom 1 (next to Drs. Bennett and\nBaton), SOI Baker Street. Phone 601.\n14918)\nCountry Property\nFor Sale\nSummer Homes\nand\nHome Sites\nOn Went Arm of Kootenay Lake,\n2% miles from Nelson.\n1 Lot, 7G feet frontage; 0.62 acres.\n$500.\n2 Lots, 150 feet frontage; 1.07\nacres. Summer Cottage, camp\nfurniture. $1250.\n1 Lot, 150 feet fruitage; approximately l1* acres. $700.\n1 Lot. 75 feet frontage; approximately 1\/9 acres. $400.\nOn Christina Lake\nApproximately 1% acres, Splendid bungalow. ]>arge verandahs,\n3 bedrooms, stone fireplace In living room, Boat house fur 2 boats,\n\u25a0Swipimiiig float; ga'age building.\nSchool house on a nier of . prop-\np-erty occupied by (UiirlsUuu Lxko\nSchool Board. Price for whole\nproperty, $2500. This ia much less\nthaji it would cost to replace\nbuildings alone.\nApply to\nDo StDENttS\nTRUSTEE\nNELSON, B.C.\nBUSINESS AND\nPROFESSIONAL\nDIRECTORY\nfOsillnM)\nShoe Repairing\nDBA* nwa miam mm \u25a0\u00ab\u00ab\nHn'i Bar. 0. Romano, manager\n(464*1\nCLA88IFI8D ada. bring remits quick.\nly and ewonomloally. lHo a ^or^\nMachinery for Sal*\nFOR SALE\u201420-lneh Band Saw. Looae\npully and tilting (Hl.lee H. it\nKlttO, ilunsinlth. (4884)\nPORTABLE SAWMILLS. American.\nUsed mining -aqulpment all klnda\nrebuilt BiMlera, CompreHaora. logging\nmaohlnery. Send for stock Hat. Na-\ntlonai Machinery Co., Ltd., Vancon-\nver. (4931)\nrT4INTBD atatlonery oT all klndB. Tht\nDally Newa Printing Department-\nMiscellaneous for Sale\nFOR SALK \u2014 Harley-Oavidfon motorcycle; in good running order.. Box\n343. (4956)\nWRITE HUTHKRFOH.D DRUG COM-\nj>any. Nelson. Mall orders filled\npromptly. (4J50)\nFOR SALE^-Cello and\"bow ln good\ncondition. P\u00ab0. Box 348, or phone\n600. (4922)\nFOR HALE\u2014One Six-Hole McClary\nKitchen Range, whit** -fnamel M\ndoor, with thf rmomeicr. price $55;\nOne (Jents' Blcvele. $12.50. Mrs\nA. F, Hodges, 310 Hoover Street.\n(4900)\nFOR UTi-l T\\te_\\\\ for, Cash. Three\nCows due to freshen at once, six\nhead of young cattle. 60 young\nhens, one wagon, one Het of single\nhnrness, one cutter, one root cutter\nApply be Mrs. C. Karstcn, West\nDemars, B.C. (4879)\nDARK BROWN HUMAN HAIR\nTransformation. $25; was $60. Box\n4881, Dally News. (4S81)\nBUSINESS AND\nPROFESSIONAL\n DIRECTOR]\nElectrical\nHowa iLionn CO\u2014\n\u00bbower,XdfMe\u00bb\u00ab Bedio 1\t\nAgents for Delco Lighting Brat)\nRureka Vacuum Sweepers, 0vonyr\nWaahlng Machines, MasdA I\nDealers ln Electrical Supplies\nOpera Bouse Blk. P.O. Bos III j\nNelson, tl.C. Plums\nChimney Cleaning\nW*\n\u25a0rowLii, offid\u00bbi\nCleaner.\nCall a Taxi\nwmoi\nOoiafortabl. dan\nMeet all trains and boats!\nMcLaughlin anl Cherrolet tv\nDay oi\nPrinting\nma DAH.T \u25a0\u25a0\u00ab\u2022\u2014-Quality Printl\nA Ruling. Loose Laat Forma\nWheats and Binders always IB stoe\nPiano Tuners\nE^\n\u2014Tt W. \u00bb\u00bb\u00bbD\u00bbLI\u00bb\nanos, Player Pianos, Organs! P tl\n(47*\nInsurance and Real Eatal\nRW. DAWSOW\u2014\nSeal Betate, Znenranee,\nAnnable 111k. P.O. Box 731. Phone\nHB. DIM, iirairBABOB,\na AMD CITT PBOFBBTT.\n608 Ward Street. Nelson. B.|\n (\u00abtal\nMonuments\nEXCELLENT PIANO, Stelnbach. Apply Room 6, Utlker Block, three-\nthirty to six. (4869)\nHAItKELS\u2014MacDonald Jam Company,\nNelson. (4781)\nCONFECTIONERY, OOOD LOCATION,\ncheap for quick sale. Box 1030,\nNelson, B.C. (4756)\nROOFING SUPPLIES, ETC.\n2000 rolla best quality 2-ply\nRoofing, $1.50 per roll; 3-ply extra heavy mineralized surface,\nnothing better made ln roofing,\n$3.00 per roll; Shipyard Air Hose,\nexi-ellent for gardens, 6c per foot;\nMixed Wire Nails, $2.00 per keg;\n50.000 feet 1 -Inch Water Pipe,\n7e- per foot, other aizee low prices.\nManilla Itcpe, Wirej Hope, Canvas. Belting anil Logging Supplies.\nB.C. JUNK CO.,\n135 Powell Street, Vancouver, B.C.\n(4747)\nLADIES WISHING RI'IHELLA COH-\nseta, ClreJles. CoraL-letteB, BrasHleres.\ncall at Spin-lla Store. 523 Stanley\nSlreet. or Phone 243. Corsettlere\nwill call at home for inoasure-\nlui-nts. (1702)\nFOR SHINGLES WHITE McQUEEN.\nSilverton. (41102)\nWANTED\u2014Clean cotton rags Five\ncents per pound. The Dally Newe.\nNursery Products\nFOR SALE\u2014Rest Variety Cabbage. II\nper hundred; Cauliflower. $1.60. W,\nMawer, Nelaon. (4779)\nFOR SALE\u2014All Kinds of Bedding\nPlanta, Peppers and Flcwer Plants.\nN. Maglio. Nelson, B.C. Box 368.\n(4667)\nCAMPBII.L a BITCKIB\nSIIT1L OO P. O. Box lit, NJ\nee.el). He' 'l'e l.ph.ene jeit\n__a\nPainters and Decorator\nMCBPB-l BBOI.\u2014\nAutoa Painted\nDea sxs la Wall Paper\nStore\u2014 Auto Shop\u2014\n701 Baker St 411 Hall\n 1493-1\nAccounting\nCKS.RT.-Brl I. ktyTIH-\nAneUtor, KcDonald Jam Bullet!\nBox 1191. Nelaon,\n (4M1\nFlorists\nGaixxaLiis OBIXtCKODSB,\nBon. Cut Flowera and Flower i\n' dealerl\nuiaa\nn\/v. \u00bb. joMwgow\u2014\nTr Phone 841. Cut flowers.\nPlants anil Flornt_Enil,lcms: (4tf\nWH. HAW1I Hardy I-erei.nll\n\u2022 1-laiii uriewer. Nelsein, B.C. (4ttfl\nWholesale\nAMACDOHALI) k OO \u2014\n\u2022 Wholesale Grocers and ProTlatl\nMerchanta. Importers of Teas, Coffel\nSplcea, Dried Fruits. Staple aad Fan\nGroceries. Nelson, B.& (4111\nEngineers\nGieett\nBros., Burt\/ej\nCo.\nIx-H SALl-J- Tomatoes. GrWll Vrpper*.\nCelery and Cahbag.- I'lants; 614 Ver-\nyn\\ St , B.ix :*T4. L' Maglio. (4710)\nLive Stock for Sato\nKOK SALE- Hols tf in cow, nix y.-arn\nold. due to fn-Bhtm In June; good\nmilker, quiot. Apply .Swanson,\nFruitvale. . (4926)\nI'RINTF.D Klatlouerv oi all hinds, Ttil\n_lyand economically, .t Vic, n. word\nFor Rent\nKOK KKNT \u2014 Small Kurnttdifd House.\n\u2022with gurdcii and Irult tri'-ers. Phone\n477R2. (4il83>\nTO HUNT \u2014Furnished House, Four\nbedrooms, two slttliiK rooniH. kitchen and hath room, verandah.s; ___\u2022\nInc. bathing, tennis, etc. Hex 4JiK'J,\nNelson. B.C. (HUJ\nFOK KKNT\u2014Summer Cottage, Willow\nPoint, two bedrooms. I> -shaped sitting room, electric light, water, on\nthe lakeslmre R-jMling. ....(4800\nFor Exchange\nPRA1RUB\nFarms.\nWittich\nFARMS EXCHANGE BC\n\"We Trade Every l hlng\"\nn's Limited, Calvary.\nFOR SALE \u2014 Two newly freshened\ncows, J7G.00 and $65.00; Yorkshire\np|g\u00ab, seven weeks old, $6.00 each.\nMnr\u00bbden. Taghum. <4921 >\nFOR SALIC\u2014Chester Whits Figs for\nSale, \u00ab weeks old, $6,00; ready for\ndelivery. J. A, Knauf, Harrop, B.C.\n (491H\nJKRSnY ANU AYRSHIRE COWH>OR\nSale. John Oruhant, l'erry Siding,\n(4IH)\nLost and Found\nLO\u00abT \u2014 One Five and Four Ten\nDollar Mlis betkeen Stanley's Ni'WH\nStand and West ICooteiwy But.-her\nShop; reward. S. I'd I ing, tw\nWILflOV. B.O.\t\nOTTIli AHD U1XIVO aW CLUB CANQUE.T\nTOISICHT \u25a0 TOOLL MEET e-\\ LOT J~\nOf tWELL-i \u2022 ri\u2014; ' '\n- LOTOFFOOC\nSWHM I\n\"'( WAMTTO\nft MEET.'\n\"-a-\t\nBtFOR-JAHWEAH '-1\nOECilN OOR -AH REPA-bT *\u2122i\nLET-AH -ME A.H- IM A FEW\nV\/OROS REVIEW THE \"AH 1\n.HISTORV OF -AH OO* - *. full particulars may be se-\nured from Local Agents everywhere,\nir write,\nJ. S. CABTER\nMstrict Paistngtr Agtnt, Melton, B.C.\nDiophon, However, Is Still\nthe Favorite; Anybody's\nRace Tomorrow\nliOMpQN,' June 2.\u2014(Canadian\nPress Cable.)\u2014Knight ot the* Garter,\nHis Majesty's cand folate tr>T lhe\nDerby, chief of thp 3-ye:ir classics,\nwhich Ir to be run at Epsom Wednesday, will be a starter, it waa definitely decided trkiay. Two ' eruptions that caused one of his legs to\nswell were noticed Saturday, but\ntoday, after a gallop, the leg appeared\nto be no worse.\nEverything points to a most Interesting Derby, certainly the most\nopen one in many years. The consensus of opinion seems .'to be\nthat any of thc candidates can win,\nK. H. Aga Khan's Diophon is. Installed favorite. His running mite.\nSalmon Truot, is also well up in\nthe betting.\nLord Amor's horses. St. Germalns\nand Hrlght Knight, are fourth and\nfifth in the betting.\nLatest Oddi\nFollowing is the latest betting:\n6 tt) I against Diophon; 8 to 1\nagainst Tom Pinch; 10.0 to 9\nagainst Sansovlno and St. Germans;\n10u to 8 against Gright Knight: 18\nto 1 against Wood End, 22 to 1\nagainst Hurstwood and Salmon Trout;\n25 to 1 against Dawson City and Par-\nmenlo. taken and offered; 33 to I\nagainst Spalpeen, offered; 40 to 1\nagainst Tippler and Optimist II, taken\nand offered; 40 to 1 against Poly-\nphontes and Defiance, offered; f>0\ntn 1 against Knight of the Garter,\ntaken and offered; 50 to 1 against\nObliterate, offered; 66 to 1 against\nDo n ?. e Ion. taken and offered.\nSan Torb. Eagle Stone. Gurzll.\nBob Kiln l and Renri have been\nscratched.\nThe list of riders has been amended and i^w stands: Wood End\n(Hoary). Huek's Yeoman { ~).\nObliterate (Burns), Optimist It (Mc-\nQm), Grand Jov (Ingham), Thunder\nCloud (Ealing), Sky Flight (Rich-\nKASLO BOY PICKED\nFOR OLYMPIC CREW\nNews of Sport\nyards\u2014Four O'\nHnrkle second,\nTime, 1:46%.\nSeventh race\n3-year-olds and\nRobert Hunter Has Seat in\nSenior Shell at Toronto\nUniversity\nKASLO, EC, June 3,-\u2014S. A. Hunter\nhas received word from his son.\nRobert, who Is attending Toronto um-\nv. isiiy, that the latter has been appointed to row on the varisity senior\nolvmplc crew. This crew has been\nCanadian champions for the past four\nj ears.\nFRANK ROSE. M.D.\nBZCTAL SPECIALIST\nt*\\\u00bb| successfully treated w'Oi\nI llCS out paln '\"' cuttlnS. wl,h\n*\u25a0 *>**\u25a0*'\u00b0 out going to sleep or hoe\npltal. No time lost from business.\nHt* for f\u00bb\u00ab book on rectal tllseaaea.\nT\u00abniwsU BMir., Bpokan* _\\-_\\ sit*\nCANADIAN\nPACIFIC\nWeek-End\nFares\nNelson to\nProcter-Balfour\nCOMMENCING MAY 15\nDATES OF SALE\u2014Saturdays and\nSundays.\nRETURN LIMIT\u2014On or before Mon-\nday following, exe-ept when Monday la Puhlic Holiday tickets good\nto return Tueaday.\nFARE 81.25\n' J. S. CARTER, D.P.A.\nNalaon\nCon Jones Retires;\nCup Series Drops;\nLacrosse Disbands\nARTHUR'S COLT\nSHOWS SPEED\nTORONTOTRACK\nLeonard G! Covers Fraction\nof Mile Well in Front\nAll the Way\nTORONTO. June 2.\u2014The comparatively fast lime in which. James Arthur's 3-yeJtr-old colt, I^onard G..\ncovered the five and one-half furlongs, to win the fourth race today\nat iNJioyieliffe track, was the, outstanding performance o[ an otherwise featureless program. Leonard\nG\u201e MOM *'\u2022 'he MM of the field\nat the break, waa never headed,\nand won In 1:07.\nResults were:\nFirst race, claiming. $1000, 2-year-\nolds, five furlongs\u2014Spanish Name\nwon. Effort second. Battieman third.\nTime, l:01V\nSecond race, claiming, purse $1000.\n3-year-olds und up, foaled in Canada, six furlongs\u2014Shue won. Thorny\nWay second, Amber Ely third. Time.\n1:14%. y\nThird race, claiming, $1000, 3-year-\no'ds and up, alx furlongs\u2014Marv\nMaxim won, Carajo second. Okee\ncnooee third. Time. 1:14.\nFourtli iracft. $1000. 3-year-olds,\nfive and one-half furlongs\u2014I>eon-\nard Q. won. Captain Haney second. Jov Smoko third. Time. 1:07.\nFifth race, claiming, $1000 3-year-\nolds and up. mile and 70 yards\u2014Ruddle Kean won. Roseate second, Links\nthird. Time, 1:45%.\nSixht race, claiming, purse $1000.\n3-year-olds and up, mile and 70\nFive won, Black\nBud Duggie third\nclaiming. $1000.\nup. one mile and\nfurlong- Mayor Carrel won. King\nJohn Recond, Foronova third. Time.\nOUTSIDERS AT\nCONNAUGHT WIN\nEXCEPT'CHASE\nSteeplechase, the Feature\nEvent, Is Taken by Favorite, Top Notch\nOTTAWA. June \u00bb.\u2014 Outsiders in\nthe heitlng accounted for tht majority of races in the six-day card of\nthe Connaught park spring meet todav. irhe Ottawa steeplechase carried \"he richest purse of tlie day.\nand A-s woo by Top Notch. VV. G.\nWilson's colt. The Wilson horse was\na henvv favorite, and paid the short\nprice of $3.10 on a t'l ticket.\nResults were:\nFirst race. $800. claiming, 2-yenr-\nolds, five furlongs\u2014Kirkrield won,\nMarv Dear second, Elm third. Time.\nl:0Hf\u201e\nSecond race. Ottawa Steeplechase.\n$900. 4-vear-olds and up, ahout two\nmiles\u2014Top Notch won. Aunt Ian\nsecond, Gay Kav third. Time, 3:G5\\,.\n1 Third race. $800, claiming. 3-year-\nolds and up. six furlongs\u2014Charles\nJ. Craigmi'-- won, Oraleggo second.\nAssyrian Glen third. Time. 1:13V\nFourth race, $800. claiming. 3-year-\nolds, one mile\u2014Joaquina won. Jacques\nsecond, Tfdal Wave third. Time.\n1:40V\nFifth rnce, $800, claiming. 3-year-\nolds and up. foaled in Canada, one\nmile \u2022 Wedding Prince won. El Jes-\nmar second, Flaming Wire third.\nTime. 1:40*%.\nSixth race. $800. claiming. 3-year-\nolds and up. one and one-sixteenth\nmile\u2014 SIIito won. Hohokus second,\n(ieneral Cadorna third. Time, 1:47%.\nSeventy race, $800. claiming. 3-year-\nolds and up. mile and 70 yards- Captain Clover won. Loveliness second.\nMagician third. Time, 1:4614.\nGIANTS POUND\nBRAVE HURLERS\nFOR MANY HITS\nMcNamara Allows Fourteen\nHits in Five Innings; Hit\nBatchelder, Too\nNATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING\nWon Lost I'ct.\nNew Yurk 26 LS 'j34\nChii-ano 25 IS .681\nBrooklyn 21 n .553\nrine-lnntul \u00ab..,21 20 612\nPIltaburRh 20 21 .(sn\nBoston 17 20 .469\nSt. Lonls 18 23 .433\nf hlladelphla 11 25 .308\nKallv Scores Four Runa\nNKW YORK. June 2\u2014The Cilnnta\ndefeated Boston here todav winning\n9 to 6. New Yjrk hit McNnmara\nfor 14 hits in file inniiiKs. nnd con*\ntinned iiillnK up hits and runs on\nBfttehflkMr, a relief pite-her. Kelly\nscored four runs for New Yorjf, nnd\nhit a horner. a douhle nnd a single\nSeore: R. W E\nBoston t 9 2\nNew York fl n 0\nBatteries \u2014 McNamara, Batchelder,\nLucas and O'Neil-. Ryan. Jonnard\nund Snyder.\nHomer Wins (or Pirates\nPITTSBi:nniI, Juu\u00ab 2.-Chrrle'a\nhomer, with Cuyler on hase In the\nellth h. cave PittsburKh the lead over\nft. Leillls. the. 1-lrateH wlnnliiK today\n6 to i. Score: II. 11. E.\n\"I- l\u00bbuls 2 ! .\n*_*?-P \u201e \u00ab \u00bb\nBatteries\u2014Dyer, 1-feffer and Onn-\nzale, Nlehereall; Kremer. Cooper and\nt,oo.-h.\nt\">nly two enmes Hcheelnled.\nBaseball\nA8 BIG LEAGUERS PLAY IT\nVANCOUVER, June 2.\u2014Con Jones,'\nlending Itritish Columlila sport smnn\nit is announced today -has been ordered-hy his physicians to retire from\nthe excitement of sports. This is I\nblow to sport.\nT>* Vancouver lacrosse team has\ndlslsded all players. Including two\nlust irom the east. Newsy l.'ilonde\nand Bill* Fitzgerald are paid off.\nThe Minto cup series Is off. Jones\nhas spent large sums to promote lacrosse.\nPACIFIC COAST LEAGUE\nOakland.\nVernon,\nSe-attlc, 4.\nl-orllandi 7.\n(Only two Raines played.)\nINTERNATIONAL LEAGUE\nRochester, 7; Buffalo, 4.\nJersev Citv. 3: Baltimore, 4.\nNewark. 12; Reading, -fi.\nToronto, '.l; Syracuse. 8.\nAMERICAN ASSOCIATION\nIndianapolis. 10; Toledo. 4.\nSt. Raul. 10; Milwaukee, 8.\nOthers postponed.\n*****\nFIFTY MILLION BUSHELI\n\u25a0HIPPED BY VAWCOUYB*\nVANCOUVER, June 2.\u2014More than\n50.000.000 bushels of wheat has been\nshipped from this port since the\nfirst of the season. This constitutes a record for one elevator.\nPurl rig Mny a total of S.7 29.325\nbushels of wheat was loaded on deep\n\u25a0H vessels.\nJOHNNY DUNDEE\nCHECKS MARCH\nOF THE CHILEAN\nLuis Vicentini Has Stiff\nPunch, but Grizzled Veteran Has Generalship\nNEW YORK, June 2. \u2014Johnny Dundee, griziled veterar or more than\nIM ring battles, defeated Euis Vicentini. sens.-itii.nnl Chili an light weight,\ntonight, at Madison Square (Inrdon.\n,'tiul abruptly ch-.ck.-d th.- march of\nihe young South American toward\na fight with tienny Leonard.\nDundee, -ailing on all his experience and *peed to outgeneral his\naggressive hard-hitting oppot.eit.\ngained the Judges' verdict after a\nclosely fought but unexciting 12-\nriiund contest before a crowd of\niiarly 7000.\nThe division was greeted with dls-\nfi.vor bv a ton portion of th. crowd\nthat seemed to hav.- the belief that\nth.' Chilean's stlffer punches had given\nhim the edge, but rlngxld- n. w>o:n>er\nopinion showed that Dunde had an\nadvantage In five rounds and the\nSouth American three, whi I - f utr\nMMMM even*\nnr\nBRIER\nXlb.\n80*\nO\nSfc***\n\u25a0n\u00ab ECONOMY w*\n****** (Also w Psc-mxs Bt e-Oi)\nJt\nCATCHER-\nKEEP -icon\nEYE ON\nTHE BALL.\nWhat is the one point to keep in\nmind when going aft.T high fouls?\nAnsw.red bv\nRAY SCHALK\nCatcher. Chlc*MTo Whit* Sox; oa*\nof tht ffrtat-Mt b\u00bbokatopa of all\ntime f Mai caught la 100 or more\n|rom\u00aba per imud for V_* paat 13\nyiin. *\nWhen going after high fowls a bl*\n(f feit -MM is the tning to ke.-p\nin mind Keep your eye on the hall:\nDo not allow yourself to be bothered\nhy yells (ir anything else. If you\nthink ihat you :ire coming pretty\nclose to Om grandstand in your\neffort to mnlo- th.- catch, stick ou;\nyour gloved hand in front of you\nto hreak the tore of any collision\n(Iftentinies \\,y ilolng this you will\nsave a collision and bt- able to snag\nth-1 fly with th>- ungloved hand.\nThe funny thin**! about il is that\nyou will often make a catch of this\nkind perfectly, although it looks prettj\n(trfflcull from the grandstand.\ntCopyrlght. 1S2-*. Aasoolatrd Editors.\nIncorporated )\nPITCHING AN\nOUTSHOOT\nORAS\u00bb va WITH TWO\nFINOeR9 AHO SUPTORT\nWITH THymB. CATCH it\nmono Tn? 8EA1WS.\nWVf SNAP Of\nWBIST ANPAIW\nJU3T AS BAU LEAVE9\nMATCO.\nUV OVIR-eMW\nOIUVtRY FOR Rh\nWCMER SNWTURN9\nMCK0FIWNPV0WUW\nGOD SAVE\nTHE KING\nJUNE 3rd, 1924\nMay He Be Spared for Many,\nMany Happy Returns\n}\\uiiot_ \"Bay $<\u2022\u00ab?\u2022\u00bb\u00bb\u00ab\u00bb\nWALKER KEEPS\nWELTER TITLE;\nBEATSTENDLER\nMickey Has Edge of One\nRound in a Furious Ten-\nRound Battle\nWhat ia tha proper way to Ditch\nan outahoot?\nAnswered hy\nGROVER CLEVELAND\nALEXANDER\nPitcher. Chicaqo Cuba: A maior\nleaque laadar for 17 years. Graat-\naat pitcher in the National leauue.\nClrasp the ball with the two\nfingern and support It with the\nthumb, as shown in the Illustration. Catch It along the aenms as\nthis will give lt a mora decided\nbreak. I'ae a straight ovar-arm delivery, getting the full sweep of\nthe arm and shoulder muiclen Into\nthe hall. Just aa the ball leaves\nthe hand it should be given a little\nsnap of the wrist and arm. If you\nare a right^Aanded-pitcher, thia snap\nmeaiiB that the hack of the hand\nturiu so tWM 11-T**T!rMifle HIK'irTn inn.\nHaving once attained a curve the\nnext thing li to get lt under control and make it \"break\" fast.\n(Coyprlght, 1924. Aaaoclated Editor*.)\n-Mickey-\nworld's\n\u25a0fttlt)\nPHILADELPHIA, June\nWalker of Klinnbeth, N.J\nw. llcrweiglit champion, si\nii -fended his title against !,i\nr.ndler of Ihllad.-lphla in I furious\n'0-round hout here tonight. The challenger put up a strong light against\nh<- youthful champion hut was out-\ni-unched in ilu- infighting.\nTender's long bit bothered Wnlk.r\nto some xi fiit. hut when champion\nvot inMde th.' cn.illeuger's guard hi\n-cored henvllv to Tendler's body.\nThe I'hlliidelphian was gain., and\n1 .et Walker at every turn\nThe eonc.-nsus of opinion at the\nrignsi.le was thai Walker won three\nluunds, Tendler two. and five were\neven.\nIt was ,i hard two Rated butt Ier\n'gi.lust a Ota-Vtf txixer *rh a long\nreach, and the battler won.\nCONSERVATIES\nASK COMMITTEE\nFOR NATIONAL\nGraham Concedes the Principle, but Introduces Resolution of His Own\nMEIGHEN DENIES\nTHORNTON SACRED\nAt One in Morning Drayton Amendment Is Lost\nWithout Recorded Vote\nMKENZIE WINS\nFEATHER TITLE\nBRITISH ISLES\nDefeats Leach, English\nYouth, in Lightning Fast\nTwenty-Round Battle\nLONDON. Jun.- 2 t Hv Canadian\nI'ress Cable*.\u2014The 20-round contest\n,-tl Holland Park' hall tonight for the\nfeather*.-i-hi championship <>f Britain\nwas awarded to (Jeorg.- McKenzle of\nLeith ov.-r L.a.ii of [Queasier on\npoints.\nLeach, who is only IN, outpointed\nMcKenzie in the early rounds and\n'ot home several light oin cl Ike lead:..\nFor a time lie outhoxed his opponent.\nThe Hen t mi 1:111 frequently improved\nind landed left Jahs and hooks to\n'he body In the lasl few rounds\nLeach was tired mil. and McK.-nnlf\nwas fighting hard to the end Hi\nwon hy a narrow margin.\nFloyd Johnson\nPuts Clifford\nOut in Third\nYOUN08TOWM. O., Juna 3 \u2014\nFloy.i John non. Xowan heavyweight,\nknocked out Jack Cllffoid St.\nPanl, In the third round \\t a\n\u25a0cht-duled 12 round boat hare tonight.\nEddia Bowen, Sharon, Pa..\n\u2022topped Otna L\u00bbrua, Montraal, la\ntwo ronada.\nClonie Tait Has\nan Easy Victory\n1'HM.Ant'LrHIA. June 2\u2014Appearing in the semi-final bout which\nfollowed the Tendler-Walker eham-\nlonshlp bnttle here tonight Clonie\nTait. Canadian lightweight champion.\ndisposed of Jo.- lt.no of Trenton. N.J.\nelosln-j Reno's right eye with his\nvicious jabbing and carrying every\nround to i\\ dee I wive victory on points.\n . ^\nSYBIL KENNEDY IS\nQUEBEC MBDAXIST\nKANAWAKI, -Que., June 2._Mlos\nSybil Ken 111.ly, Rox a I Montreal, Quebec champion, won Ihe medal play\nqualifying round of the Quebec worn-\nen's );i-ll championship tournament\nhere this afternoon with a card nf Mi\nfor the IS holes.\nFrance Pats Ireland\nOut of the Davis Cup\n\u25a0..tit 1 i\nIWRLIN. June 2,\u2014Hy her defeat in\ne Itovts cup doubles tfl Injured, when the Wabash passenger train No. 2. en route from St\nLotii-** lo Detroit. sldeswlped a\nfrei'\/.t train at | crossing 10 miles\nwest of here last night.\nCarpentier Laid Ud With Ankla\nMICHIGAN CITV. Ind , June 2 \u2014\n(ieorges Carpentier, ring idol of\nFrance, is confined to his bed her*1\ntod?y. with a badly swollen ankle.\nipfzJrM in the ninth round of his\nlosing battle with Tommy Gibbons,\nSaturday.\nMissionaries Released\nPEKING. June 2.\u2014Rev. Robert A.\n.laffrav of Toronto, who wns cap-\nI ttired with three companions, by\n' Chi'^-o- bandits in Kwangai protince\na week ago. has been released, according to official advices received\nhere. Dr. II. O. Miller, one of Mr.\nJaffrav's fellow missionaries, waa\nreleased with him. the report statea.\nChancellor Holding Own\nVIFNN.A. June 2.- -The condition\n; of the Austrian chancellor. Dr. Ignace\nI Selzel, who lies at the point of death\ni with a bullet In his lung, following\nan attack upon him by a vounjf\n, factory worker, was reported today\nI to be satisfactory.\nThose Chicago judges who have\nbeen making fat revenue from the\nsale of gun permits have been promoting tlie murder industry In that\ncity.\n' a> the Kind's taste\"\nA woman always enjoys ripping\nup something useful to make something ornamental.\n .r-fc .\nIf a man ha* the cheek to ask\n\u25a0 girl to marry him -she seldom haa\nthe fuce to refuse.\nBuckingham\nTOBACCO\n15'\nPer Packa-i^e\nCIGARETTES\n% twenty\nPHILIP MOQCUS-iCa LIMITED\n\u2022 - LONOON -\t\nm\n__________\n \t\nrPigff TApM'\nOTi J5KSCBJ BSJEMffiSS, .ThSSPA? \u25a0MDSSflygy JUNE 3, 19S3\n \u25a0\u2014*\u2014* _____\u2014___________________________________m\nTHE ARK\nWall' Paper, fine quality, double\n\",f>; Men*\u00bb Heavy Bib Over-\n1,35; Khaki Union Suite,\nGingham, fancy patterns,\nLadies' good Summer Hoae,\nHeavy White Puck,\n70-lnch Bleached Sheeting,\nPillow Tubing, GOe*; White Bad\nSpreads, J3.25- Second-hand Furniture, Stoves, Bought and Sold.\nJ. W. HOLMES\nPhon. 6J4\n\u2022M Vtrnon Btrwt\nCretonne Covers\nDry Cleaned\nH. K. FOOT\nHlgh-ClaH Dyw and Clttn.r\nFAIRVIEW \u25a0 NELSON, B.C,\nHere's Good Value!\nONTARIO HONEY\n85-oe. Cane g5|fc\nSeasonable Frod and a Cough Remedy\nFLEMING'S STORE\nFAIRVIEW\nIjWer think about your eyeeT\nYour eyes make work and\npleasure possible.\nEverybody should have their\neyes examined.\nC train ls what to avoid.\n-'Pake your eyea In time.\nDe examination ls advisable\n**\u25a0*' yearly.\nAH eyes are different.\nImmediately you sense trouble,\nL see to it.\nMobody wante blind eyea.\nSatisfaction and Service\nJ. 0. PATENAUDE\nOPTOMETRIST\nREMEMBER\n88 1-3 Per Cent Saved on\nSpectacles. See\nHIGGINBOTHAM\nAUCTION\nSALE\nNELSON AUCTION MART,\nVERNON STREET, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4th, 2 o'Clock\nConsisting of all kinds of Furniture, sewing machines, gram-\na phones, beds, springs mattresses, dressers, stoves, sealers,\nchest of drawers, easy chairs,\netc.\nTerms\u2014Cash.\nW. CUTLER,\nLIBERAL\nHEADQUARTERS\nReid Block\nA Meeting of All Committees Called for\nTO-NIGHT\nTuesday, June 3rd, at 8:30 p.m.\n* -\nWednesday\nJune 4th\nA meeting of all women supporter! of the\nLiberal Candidate, Mr. Kenneth Campbell,\nM.LA, wai be held at Headquarters, Reid Block,\nat 8:30 p.m.\ni___*k_VA\n(apitol\nMUSIC NIGHT\nGYRO ORCHESTRA\nFrom 8 to 10 p.m.\nAnd just about the moat delightful comedy you\nhave ever seen\u2014\ni,\nDavid Belasco's\n'DADDIES'\nFeaturing MAE MARSH and HARRY MYERS.\n\u2014SHORT FEATURES\u2014\nClyde Cook Comedy,\n'The Broncho Express'\nTOPICS OF THE DAY\nWe Can Help Yon to\nGARDEN HOSE\nLAWN SPRINKLERS\nLAWN MOWERS\nGRASS CLIPPERS\nALSO EVERYTHING FOR THE GARDEN\nTROWELS\nSPADES\nRAKES\nHOES\nWATERING CANS\nETC, ETC.\nWood-Vallance Hardware Co., Ltd.,\nDEMONSTRATES\nANALYZING OF\nTHE CHARACTER\nGeorges Le Barr Gives Interesting Lecture and\nDemonstration\nLEE AND ELLIS PUT\nOVER MUSIC, MIRTH\nChautauqua Afternoon Program Greatly Enjoyed\nby' Crowd\n\"Why You Are What You Are,\"\nan Address ably Illustrated and delivered by Georges Henri LeBarr,\nIl.Se., and some excellent turns and\nImpersonations by the two ladies,\nLee and Ellis, waa the afternoon\nprrgram presented yesterday to the\naudience attending the second day's\nChautauqua program. A large crowd\ngreeted the performers and speaker,\nKatherine Lee and Gladys ' Ellis,\ntht* peppy pair, provided the novelty\nprelude, and easily captured their\nhearers with their excellent music\nand Impersonations. Opening with\na soprano and contralto duet. \"That\nOld Oang of Mine,\" the pair then\ngave a violin and guitar duet. Miss\nUM daintily contributed an old English folk song, \"No, John\"; a Dutch\nIm-p-erscnation and clog dance took\nfavorably, and the pair brought their\nportion of the program to a close\nwith an Impersonation of two young\nschool \u00ablrls; a duet, \"I Want\nMammie\" and \"Ht Ain't Goln'\nRain No Mo',\" wound up their prr-\ntion of the program,\nCharacter Analyst Pleases\n\"Why You Are What You Are'\nproved an Interesting address, and\nGeorges LeBarr showed clearly tha\nhe was a mnster on the -subject of\ncharacter analyzing. Every person\nhe Mated, had three characters. The\nfirst was what one thought one\nhad; the second, what other people\nthrught, and the third, what char\nacter one really had,\n\"You are where you nre because\nnt what you are.\" he stated, in relating the interest taken by the\nmajority of people in scientific\nthings. Character analyzing was the\nscience of analyzing the human\ncharacter at sight. Everyone was\nIn a degree a character analyst,\nasmuch ns everyone tried to size up\nhis fellow. If one was a blonde it\nwould usually be placed that tbe\nperson was original, enthusiastic, ami\napt to be quarrelsome. If a brunet,\none wns dependable, changeful, serious, and sometimes very slow. If\na person was between a blonde and\na brunet, there would be a 50-59\nsplit.\nVocational Guidance\nFor vocational guidance, if the\nfare was open and point* d at the\nchin, this signified the mental type,\nftnd that person wns adapted hv\nnature to do things intellectual. If\nthe fao-o was wide and the chin\npquare, he wns a man nf action type,\none whe liked to do things. If the\nfaeo was round, the person did not\nlike to work at all, but had the\nability to make others work. He\nwas the \"Ijet John do lt\" type.\nThe most desirable type was the\nbalanced type, neither wquare nor\nround tn appearance.\nPeople are what they are because\nof their character, and the character\nof a person consisted of three parts.\nFirst, that obtained at birth from\nthe parents; second, that obtained\nfrom th* parents up to 10 years of\nage and, third, that obtained by oneself after the ago of 10 years. There\nwas no direct control over Inheritance. The second part of the character which on* acquired van from\nthe Influence of parent* nr -guardians over the child. T'i's. stated\nthe lecturer, behooves that the child\nbe studied by tha pares U\nLack of Right Direction\nIn speaking of his extensive study\nof character analyzing. Mr. LeBarr\nreferred to the great amount of\nstudy he had done ln the prlsvini: of\nthe land, where, he atat ed, 66 per\ncent of the sooalled crooks became\nreally mlsuhderstood In their childhood days. In his experiences in\nJail, the speaker stated tha: he nad\nfound that many were t nnny and\nwere mechanical geniuses. There\nwas In these oases no lack in brains,\nbut there wfts lack in direction.\nParents, he' Stated, were responsible\nfor one-third of a child's character,\nThf speaker told of an analysis\nconducted ln Winnipeg, where 85\nper cent of every 100 high school\nstudents did not know what they\nwere to be v^ion they graduated.\nTen per cent had an idea what they\nwould like to do, and only five knew\ndefinitely what they would like to\ndo and were preparing for that end\nThis fart meant that every year\nhundreds of thousands of boys and\ngirls were graduated unprepared for\nnny vocational choice. In New York\nCity there were today many college\ngraduates who belonged to the dish-\nwash era' union. For success In the\nlong run, it waa necessary to under\nstand children.\nUnderstand Right and Wrong\nThe third part Cf a person's character depended upon the understanding between right and wrong. Every\nthought had power and influence\nover one. and everything worked in\ncycles. If good was done, It worked\nin a cycle and came back io the door\nof the good, who benefited. The\nsame happened ln the case of evil\nbeing dene.\nWhen a person started to think,\nhe started the strongest vibration\nknown. Light traveled at the rate\nof 1M.O00 miles pe rsecond, but it\nhad heen ascertained that thought\ntraveled just 2f> times faster than\nlight. To improve your character,\nthink right, urged the speaker. Character changed the face; If a person\nthought right, he would do right,\nand would feel right.\nMr. LeBarr predicted that before\nlong, before marriage licences were\nissued an analyst wculd be at the\nregistrar's office. Three things led\nto a happy marriage\u2014the first, congenial friendship; second, financial\nsuccess, and third, the improvement\nof the race. A happy marriage came\nfrom the mutual understanding of\ncharacter.\nFollowing his address, which was\nfollowed with much Interest, the\nspeaker gave two demonstrations of\ncharacter analysis on persons chosen\nby the audience.\nA. S. HorswiO & Ct.\nPhone 121\nStrawberries - 25^\nOranges, from, dog. 304\nFinest Lemons, doi. l4M\nLettuce, per lb. _ ,. 15^\nGreen Onions, 3 bunches 10^\nSoused Mackerel, tin 35*^\nAnchovies, large keg $1,25\nNew Cabbage, per lb. ..-IJfVi^\nRhubarb, per lb -%b4\nSpinach, S lbs. for JJJ^\nLarge Cucumbers 304\nChautauqua Tickets for Sale,\nWill we ao? Sura!\nEX-MEMBER PAYS\nBOWSER TRIBUTE\nKEEP YOUR LAWN GREEN\nWMOLMALI\nNILSON. UA\n\u25a0\u25a0TAIL\nFOOD THAT WE\nRECOMMEND\u2014\nmay be ust-d In your home with\nconfldene-e. We Kive an unconditional guarantee with all our\nRood,. MIX YOUR DIET. Dcn't\nlive on meat and potatoes w''n\nh plere of pie thrown In now\n.-uni again\u2014it does not pay.\nIF YOU VALUE CONSTANT\nSATISFACTION. IF YOU WANT\nTO GET YOUR FULL MONEYS\nWORTH EVERY TIME, WE\nGIVE BOTH.\nQuality and Economy\nWe Deliver the Goods\nMl.\nPHONE 235\nPearson Summoned East to\nLive Parts With Chieftain With Regret\n\"I have lived ln this province for\n12 ye.-rs, and It lfl with great regret\nthat 1 have to leave it to return to\nMontreal, .where I have been called\nby the firm I represent. Among the.\nmany associations which 1 am sorry\nM sever is that with W. J. UowHer.\nleader of the Conservative party.\"\nsaid Thomas Pearson, retiring piem-\nher for Richmond riding, who v.as\nln Nelson yesterday on his way fust.\nwhere he will reside in the future.\n\"Mr. Bowser has remarkable capacity as a statesmen and an administrator. He knows this pro.*\nlnce and its needs from end to end.\nHe has confidence In its future, nnd\nhas devoted the best years of his\nlife toliis work in the legislature. He\nis a man of broad vision, and if bis\nnarty l<\\ returned to power, M I be-\n| Ueve It wllfc be. he will give this\nprovince ernod. economical nnd rro-\nmRTi administration,'* snid Mr.\nTear so a.\nHOSPITAL AID WILL\nSERVE MEALS FAIR\nBills for Supply of Linen\nfor Hospital Are Ordered\nto Be Paid\nThe hospital axuiliary held Its last\nmeeting till September yesterday aft\nernoon in the board of trade rooms,\nwhen bills were passed and routine\nbusiness transacted.\nArrangements for the booth at the\nfall fair were left In the hands of\nthe secretary, but It was decided\nthat the auxiliary would, as usual,\nserve meals for the three days of the\nfair.\nTh6 billa of Mrs. A. D. Emory and\nMrs, William WaJdle, huylng com\nmittee for linen and other supplies\nA.G.LAMBERT CO-,Ltd.\nMetnufacturtn of and D-uIwi In\nALL KINDS OF LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL.,\nSHINGLES, LATH, MOULDINGS, WINDOWS, DOORS, COAST\nEDGE GRAINED FLOORING AND FINISH, AND BEAVER AND\nWALL BOARDS\nOrawM- 10M\nPhona No. 18\nNalaon, B.C.\nFIRE!! INSURANCE EIRE!!\nAre you fully protected against financial loss in case\nthe FIRE FIEND visits your home or business?\nInsure Today\u2014Don't Put It OH Any Longer\nCALL OR PHONE 135 FOR RATES\nfor Ihe hospital, were passed for payment.\nMrs. D. C. Fraser, president, was\nIn the chair.\nDELEGATION IS\nAWAY TO COAST\nAsks Government for Reduction of Taxation on\nMining Property\nIn order to take up matters tn\nreference to taxation and general\neconomy in the matter of the jnininn\nIndustry a delegation of the Asfto-\nclated Hoards nf Trade of Eastern\nBritish f'olumbia sno nttier prominent\nmen left lata night for Victoria,\nwhere they will Interview government\nmembers.\nJ. J. Warran, president of the\nConsolidated Mining & Smelting com-\n(Way, will be in th*\\ party, which will\nconsist of Noble Binim, president of\nfhe Associated Boards of Trade of\nElaatern British Columbia; Fred A.\nStarkey. com mi.\"winner; James Ander-\n:ion and W. II. Burgess, members\nof the Associated BOerol of the Interior; B. Randolph Bruce, president\nof the Mining Association of the Interior; II. Mortimer Lamb of the\nCanadian Mining institute, and others.\nThe party will also, when at Victor in. deal with matters pertaining to\nresolutions passed at the February\n:*\u2022 salons of the Associated Boa rile of\nTrade of Eastern British Columbia\nJ, J. Warren will proceed to Japan\nen June 6, where he will attend to\nthe Consolidated company's business.\nTURNER BACKERS\nPLMUAMPAIGN\nOrganizing Committee Appointed to Make Necessary Arrangements\nMembers of the Fnrrner-I.abor party\nheld their first rally of the electon\ncampaign last nifilit In the Metlregor\nblock, and a most enthusiastic crowd\nturned out to discuss lhe coming\ncampaign.\nDetails for the campaign were discussed and short speeches were heard\nfrom those preacnt. Charles* Sewell\noccupied the chair.\nThe organizing committee was selected, and this committee will select\nthe campaign committee a^i well as\nlhe finance committee. Those on\nthe organizing oonirnltt-e are F. Sim-\nmonds, J. Draper, J.t McDonald, J. S\nSlndell, A, Matassa, T L. Marquis\nW H Brown, J. Rclley, Alderman\nI. A Austin. J. W. Turner, A Wlgg,\nAlderman .1 K .MacKenzie, J. Jenkins\nand several others.\nThe party will get down to work\nat once, nnd plans are for a short\nend snappy campaign. __i_i\nStraw\nHats\nSo Smart! So Comfortable!\nBuilt to Conform te Your Head\nStyle in a straw hat wouldn't do you much good if it\ndidn't give you comfort. \u2022 You will get comfort in one 6f\nthese; style, too.\n$2.00- ?2.50,\n$3.00 to.84.50\nCanvass Starts for\nBuilding Fund for\nChurch of Redeemer\nOnnvafls for 11000 to ipply to the\nl.ulkltnK fuml Tor tho nt*w Church of\nthi- Ite-deei-mfr. Kalrvlrw, bi-gan yesterday nnd ls to bl- complrte-d thl.i\nv.i-t-k.\nTh-' oommtlte-c In rharfe consists\nof William IKiucho, J. T. Andrews,\nCcorgee Ursnt, Edgar Mnson, Leonard\nTilts nnd Charles Mallby.\nNelson News of the Day\nCONSERVATIVE OOKMITTBS\nROOMS MAULO BLOCK\nAll WOMIIf VISITORS requiring\nany information will find the conservative WOKIIl OlatTR in attendance and leady to furnlKh same\nmiENDS and SUPPORTBRS are not\nonly WELCOME but are IMVITED to\nCOKE and enlist their services.\n(*f\u00bbIS)\nJ. Burgess, Carpenter. Phons MORI.\n(4928)\nOUKMIXI TAXI. riOIl 44.\n(4751)\nThe adjourned Annual Meeting of\nthe Nelson Curling Rink will be\nheld in the Council Chamber, City\nHall, Tuesday, June 3, at 8 p.m.\n(4901)\nLIBERAL UADQUARTRMI\nImportant Meeting of Committees!\nA meeting of ail Liberal committees\nwill he held at headquarters, Held\nBlock, at 8:30 pirn, tonight. (4954)\nAttention! I*awn Social, in aid of\nHoy Scouts, No. 2 Troop, at Mr*s.\nW, H. Walker's residence, 912 Vernon\nStreet, Thursday, June 12. (49*82)\nThe funeral of the late Reginald H\nBaker will be held at Ht. Saviour's\nChurch tomorrow, Wedneaday, afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, (4948)\nQueen City Rebekah Lodge, No. 16,\nmeets tonight at 8 o'clock; flower\ndrill.\n(49f>l)\nMM\nRowing flub Dance, Master's Pavilion, at the waterfront; special or-\nc.hrstra, June G. Double tickets, 11.60;\nrefreshments. (4962)\nCHAS. F. McHARDY\nRIAL ESTATE\nINSURANCE\u2014Wirer AosUanl, Life .. \u2014-\ni -\n\u2022ONM\n fUQNS.1*.\nTOKIOHTI (l.W.V.A. general meet\nIng at S p.m. Hharp; executive, 7 p.m\n(4969)\n\"Don't forget the Skookum-Tllllcuma\"\nConcert In aid of No. 2 Troop. Roy\nScouts, Presbyterian Church Parlors,\nWednesday, June 4. Admission, :,:>\nCents. (4958)\nMri. T. L Irwin won th\u00ab $30,00\nat tha lULaoc Pry Good* -Store's sal*.\nWho will wU th. blank*? (4*57)\nXtng*i fcirUUUj special at Mil's\nCafe\u2014Roast tarkey, rout beef, Tork-\nub Ire pndAlar estA other -good etta.\nla a tt 8 p.m.. UMtal prices.\n(4\u00bb55)\nLTBRRAT. UEADQUARTRRB\nAM women auporters of the Liberal\nCandidate, Kenneth Campbell. Mi'l'.\n\u25a0 V_r* tuvuM jg. -u_ni a . meeting at\nthe Reid Block on Wednesday, June 4,\nat 9:80 p.m. .14161)\nSCOUTS HIKE UP\nWEST ARM ROAD\nScout Cubs Go to the Dill\nRanch; Twenty-five Take\nPart in the Tramp\nA party of cubs from the three\nNelson packs under the leadership of\nSenior Sixer Jimmie Hates and Mentor\nBlxer Lyle England went for a hike\nlast Raturday to the Dill ranch on\nta\u00a9 Balfour road. The first contingent crossed the lake on thc 2:30\no'clock ferry and the second on the\none following. Arriving at the-tr\ndestination the cubs put in their time\nthey thought fit. and after Slipper\nnove was made for home, arriving\nthere about 7 o'clock after a very\nenjovable afternon.\n\"'he lollowlng boys took part in\nouting: Jimmie Rates, Lyle England; Johnnie Weaver, P. Smith. H.\nElliott. A. MnrapodI, Hilly Shaw. (\\\nHoower, E. Hooker, B, Parker. Albert\nKtefe, F. Smythe, V. Lane. F. Matthews. C. Woolls, D. Oakley, H. Elliott, B Elliott, W. Cook. C. Dee,\nJ. Cotter, Johnnie Stout and J. Lane.\nIn addition to the boys, P. Rates and\nthe scoulmasters of No. 1 and No. 2\ntrops took part ln the outing.\nGYROS HEAR\nGEORGE LEBARR\nPsycho-Analyst Proves Interesting to Club Members; Visitors Heard\nrjeorges Henri LeBarr, B.Sc, character analyst traveling with the Do-\nin ion Chautauquas, was the prin\ndpal speaker at the Oyro lUhd\nlast evening. He gave an i\u00abUr\u00abl'\ntalk along the lines of char*\nanalyst***, and gave demonstrations\nthe analyst** on three of the\nmembers. -\nThomas Wilkinson of the \u00ab\u00a91\nclub attended the lunc-iieon, and\nforth a proposal for the atagini\na cherry day In the city during\nnext few months. The Rotartan*\nenlisting the aid of the Gyros\nputting the thing over. The .\nrests in the hands of the exeout\nwhich will name a committee, to\ninto the matter.\nJoe Holland, on behalf of the\nmembers, was presented with a si\nmug and spoon for his baby\nThe presentation was mane by Wj\nMyers, president of the club.\nGeorge* De la Monthe of the\ntoria Gyro club was called up.\ngave a fee* remarks.\nFAIRVIEW HAS\nTENNIS CLl]\nChurch of Redeemer PU\nCourts on First Street\nClose to the Churcfc\nA tennis club has been formed\nthe younger members of the Chu\nof tho Redeemer In IftitrvLew*,\nwork will be started at once\na view to getting tbe courts\nshape. At present It is the\nof the newly formed club to h\none, court on First street. Just\nblock from the church.\nOfficers of the organisation\nPresident, Leonard Pitts; aecret*\ntreasurer. Miss Bertha Gilchrist;\necutive, Mrs. C. Choyce, C. Gould\nJ. Elliott.\nRy a score of 2 to 1 the Pre*\nterlan Scouts yesterday proved vlot\nover tht\u00ab Ht. Saviour's Scouts In\nexcellent City Junior Football leaj\ngame.\nProvincial Party\nMeeting\nGeneral McRae regrets having to cancel his Creston meeting; but will speak at ,\nNELSON\u20146 th TRAIL\u20147th\nMrs. Foster and Commander Lewis will speak at\nPROCTER, June 5th\nTo let such an Exceptional Picture as\n'FLOWING GOLD'\nTo leave town without you seeing it\nAiica Ulhoun. Milton SiH\u00bb*4\u00ab^\"Anni'*a muon-f\\or.inj:&k\nPATHE NEWS\n'THE NEW SHERIFF'\nA Delightfully Amusing Comedy.\nTonight STARLAND Tonight\n\\TAT17 DT V A *Cf 0wing to thc ,en8th o\u00a3 pr0\"\nIMUll-i lL-uAuti -fi-am, the feature, FLOW-\n^ ING GOLD, will start at\nCome Early *7*nd9p.Tn.\nthurs. DAD DAV\nFill. SAT. 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