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IVr-rfht Italian stsamahlp Huperga, wltli\nCommander Ffaflce-co tm Pine-',\ndo's seaplane in tow, tonight\nwas slowly making Its w#y toward Porta, in the Azores.\nWhen Vat reported tbe veasa-\nWAS about 10 mines distant.\nA radio message front the\nvessel, aboard whloh .the .Italian aviators have .been taken,\nsaid that the progress of the\nship wa. Blow because of tj.a\nrough spas and winds and th.\ndesire to avoid further damage\nto the seaplane, one of whose\nwings already waa broken. Th|e\nmessage added that It. was Impossible to estimate when the\nAlp Would arrive at Porta.\n\u00bb. ' \" t; \u00bb'\nfinding in many cases favorable\nconditions what*, he had been assured\nhe would encounter obstacle., P. M.\nBlaek, chairman ef the Interior tree\nfruits committor- of direction, of lei\n4ntervlews with representative men\nB the prairie centers, as well a. In\nth* interior fruit districts, professed\nfiptlmi.im on th. outlook, In an interview in Nelson yesterday.\nMK Black Is aceompnnlfKl by his\nwife and daughter, tlw latter of\nwhom waa born in Nelson. I_\u00bb Is\nreturning from his home In Manitoba,\nto Mttl. down to his hlg job. with his\n-SSOrinte commiltecmr-n O. W. Hemh\nline, representing tire Associated\nOrbwerg,' and- A. J. HVencb, ropre\nsentlng the Independents, the head\nquarters being looatsd at Kelowna.\nVisits District Point.\nIn this dUtrict Mr. Black first visited creston,, there meeting H. O.\nGreenwood, Aaaoeiated local man-\n\u00ab#\u00bb?. conomlc\nstandpoint.\nFarm \u2022MUniX-Wan* Sywpatlwtic\n'\"T_en, me farmers organisations,\nand\u00bb,Et|>ft*fgul\u00abrly ' the tnjads of the\nSaBk\u00bbtc*\u00abwan and Manitoba pools,\nexpressed sympathT' and interest In\nthis development ot marketing.\"\n, Mr. Blaak aald thnt the committef-s\norganisation had not yet .been develops* beyond Mlwtlng Kolowm as\nth. *Ma_twart.p., and tbat rorrtpif-tlon\nof''-the organisation would be the\nflrat T\u00bbW-v. *-a..l\u00bbe.itackled after his\narrival. .... \u25a0\u25a0\u00ab!\nHe stated that hgfore the seMon he\nw.uid do quite _k bit of t\u00bbyelllBtr.\nand'would visit inost parts, of this\ndiaffflet' , ,_..\nWi(h *ls .Jan-lly he Wt iMl night\nter tie.west. fi' '\nsL mm*-\t\nKing George Arranget\n' Reception for the\nDaring Aviator\nLONDON Mar IT- \u2014 A 'eceptlon\nby the fclnft-.*ho '. .nxlwii te learn\nfrom the young airman's own lips the\nStory of hi. 'exploit, that s-rt the\nworld ringing, t. -th* outstanding Item\nof a long list ot sggagements covering almost every mlnut. \u00abf hl_ few\n_-ys* stay Ih s_ig_ui* that will greet\nC.ptaln Charles Lindbergh next week.\nASK INCREASE DUTY\nONFUX|ep.N\u00ab ttMfl is 4* oenu per\nbushel, but It I. \u00bb#ot\u00ab*ded by \u2022**\u2022\nL'nlud States that \u00bb., co\u00abt of pro-\ndu\u00ablon hi oth.r oou_tri\u00bb\u00bb J\" l.\u00ab*\nth.il t\u00bbl\u00bb ODU.tjr. '.eei that tigltad\nstates grower, aa. un-bls. to compete\nIn the home market. . -\nWUM mmMnrt^myeenm\nNEW-'HAVm cenn.. stay J7. \u2014\nChester lUeades Be tm Vergne lr,\not otls-oVr, Albtrta, today. figured tn\nYaJ. \u00abnl-.nlty'\u00ab prtte Ust. Bs w\u00bbn\nthe WoeUay schotarsajp of.\u00bb\u00ab\u00ab .warded ,esutrto\u00bby ,to Dm freshman wh\u00ab\npassu the t*\u00bbt Mamtoatjwi *> i#\"n\n(ompMittos. \u00aba4 ttrttk\nALLOWING WOMEN\nINEiPW\nCH1WLTI\npiiu\nAT GRANITE TO\nJUST BEFORE THE GREAT IaEAP\nI\nMajor Mitt*Donald, Comptroller\not* Water Rights, Will Hold\n* Hearing June 15\n-Jonmerclal Hotel Broke tbe\nHilling of Vancouver Hot els.\nSays Davidson\nTOWER DAM WOULD KEEP\nWATER PLOW REGULATED\nWest Kootenay Construction\nHans Must Be Favored hy\nIirtomatlonal Commission\nVICTORIA, May _7.-Pl.n. for\na OlgaMic watsrpower d*\u00abmHop-\navMt to be undartaken by the\nW\u00abBs Keet.na\/ Power A Light\nSOgajgrty on Kootenay river will\ngo before Major J. C. MacDonald,\noemtrfr-HUr of waftar righta, as a\nsptcisi hearing in Nel,on on June\n15. |f approved by Major Mac\nOon.H th\u00ab aiotWms, invvlvlntf\ncontrol of the level of Kootensy\nIske will go before th. Csrwdian-\nUnitod States International joint\ncommission which concerns th.\nUM of boundary watere. It I.\nrBted thi. body will hasrdatails\nthe project in about two\nmonths. -\nTbo scheme would add enormously\nto the development of electrical power\nin the West Kootenay Power & Light\ncWpany's-Hstont at Bonnington Falls.\nW btl.f, tt would consist of a dans\nacross the Kootenay river at firanite\nWhore the rive, emptier Damming\nCharles A. Wndbargh, H^Mt-okJIL.L, at 7rBl a.m. Friday In hi. Ryan\nmall pilot, alone and without -era- monoplane, shouting to his friends\nmony, galled off from Oardo* Cltt,(that Saturday ho would be in Paris.\nIn th. above photograph the Intrepid\nfilar 1. aeon with hi* Ryan plane,\n('Spirit of Bt. Louis.\"\nVANCOUVER, May 87. \u2014 lit ex-\nplaining the reaMM for the Indefinite\nsuspension of the licence of the bear\nparlor of the Commercial hotel hsn,\nannounced today, Hugh Davidson\n\"c.aar\" of the British Columbia gov\neminent liquor board, this evening at\ntrlbuted th. action to \"undesicable\n.ton**!**- jl*V\u00bb- ml**-*, aSw^tekSmll^.m^Vo^mr i.Vtg iWnt would be\nreflected In the 1-vel of the stream\nof women patrons, resumed last Sat'\nurday night at tM. emporium.\nWomen are permitted equal prlvi-\nwlth men, under tbe provision.\nof the Liquor aot, but were banned\nfrom the Vancouver beer parlors last\nyear by an agreement reaehed by ho-\ntelkeeptrs of the city.\n\"In my opinion,\" said Mr. Davidson,,\n'owing to the difficulty of deciding;\nat the entrance who are all right, and\nWho are not, no hotel man can admit\nWomen to the beer parlors without\nrunning a risk of bringing about a\nviolation of the regulations against\nthe presence of undesirables.\"\n1.1\ni FOI SIR Ml\nata* mis* \u25a0 i \u2014\nOne of Kest Kt_o-*n Journalists\nin Dominion Dies in\nToronto\nTORONTO, May 27. \u2014 A frflbHc\nfuneral Rerr.ce for Sir John Stephen\nWilUfron, KB., LL.B., one ot tbe best-\nknown Journalists in Canada, publlali-\ner of Willison's Monthly, who tiled IA\ntbe Toronto General hospital thla\nafternoon, wtll be held In St. Paul'**\nAngltron church Monday afternoon At\n2:30 o'clock. The servloe will be\nconducted bf Rev. Canon Cody,\n-Paring tribute to Sir John for (he\nmciubr.rs of- the Ontario cabinet, In\nPremier Howard Ferguson's absent,\nHon. W. M. Price, attorney-general,\nsaid tonight:\n\"Sir John Willlson waa the type ot\nCanadian citizen that everyone -could\nbe proud of. The gtmtf owes much\nto Sir John and he will be greatly\nmlf*ts\ncessttated treatment that made m\nroads on his general physical cemd\ntion, and these co replications wera\nfatal,\" his physician said.\nAt his bedside when the end conn-\nwere tody WHltfon. his son, Walter,\nand his niece. Mrs. W. B. Thistle.\nbut of th***- whole of the Kootenay\nlake dnd Kootenay river system above\nft, H le net proposed to raise th*\nordinary level ot the lake, but to\nprevent the usual low water. At\npresent tbe lake rises and falls on\nan average of 17 feet durinff the\nfour.*-**- oi g year. A darn at <3ranlt*>\nls denlgned to make the lowest level\nin future-nix feet above the present\n-ow- water. In other words, six feet\nof* present fell would be conserved so\naa to provide a far greater supply of\npower thin that available now at\nBonnington.\n#\nfafahfr Anxious\nliamlficot.ons of the scheme are far\nreacMntf but according to the officials\nof. t(ie power company, will not affect\nany district adversely. Idaho inter-\nestf., just across the United States\nboundary aouth of Kootenay lake, are\nsomewhat anxious over th4 effect) of\ntin* Cranlr.* dam on rii.> leVel of\nKootenay -, river. Representatives of\ntjiese interests will appear before the\ncomptroller of water rights In Nelaon\nto find out the precise effect of the\ntfihaifia, all Retails of which will then\nbe mode clear.\nPromoters of tho project declare It\n\u2022will be of great advantage to al)\nparts of Canada and United States\naffected by It. In (he first place, it\nwill assist navigation .In Kootenay\nlake, Which frequently Buffers from\ntoff water at Procter narrows. On\nthe other hand, at high water time,\nequipment to be installed at Oranlte\nWill assist the run off when this is\nmost required. .\nTreaty agreements between Canada\nand the United States make It neoes\nsary to refer the entire project to\ntbe lb ter national Joint commission,\nas it will affect Kootenay river which\nerosaes the hvnmdary Just before It\nenter* tho Kootenay lake. All devel\nopments Which affect the level of\nstreams crossing the boundary hi this\nway are subject to approval of the1\nInternational body. For tbta reason\nIt will be necesafy fot* promoters of\nthe proposed reclamation of Kootenay\nflats for agricultural purposes to lay,\ntheir plans before tbe commission\nAlso.\nDiver Fights Octopus for One\nPORT TOWNSEND, Wash., May 27.\u2014A huge octopus,\nbearing in its tenacles the body of one of the men who\nwent down on the tug Warren in Puget sound early Tuesday, today gat-ym* its human prise after an hour's battle,\nSO feet under water, with A. E. Hook, a diver, Hook re-\nluted here tonight upon arriving with the body.\nThe body was partly identified as that of E. Healey,\ncook on the ill-fated tug. His relatives are thought to\nlive near Atlanta, Ga.\nNone of the bodies of the other four men aboard the\ntug have been recovered. The craft dropped out of sight\nearly Tuesday morning, while en route from Seattle to\nVictoria. Wreckage which has drifted up near here indicates that it wap rammed and sunk by a larger vessel,\nwhich sped away in the night.\nThe supposed site of the sinking is but a short distance\nfrom the fish trap on which Hook was working today\nwhen he sighted the octopus. .\nUnofficial Air\nSearch Will Look\nfor Nungesser\nwism-ios, Kaj sn. \u2014 An\nnaoffld-U \u00bblr axp^ittoa la n_-.\u00abr\n_3__kM-Bti.il to SMBf-l laMtlor\n_*\u00abW.-a-4__-_ -nd th. __bra_or\neoaat tet ths mis-lag rtetmb\ntreata-AOmiMo fllsrs, Oairt-l.a\nVtairssm and OoU. ths um aa-\nJ_r_-,_nt has html advlMd,\nAntotant Sectarr War-ur of\nth. navy, who mad. th. -naou-ca-\nBBsat trntmy, decllasiJ to utm. th.\nyrivat. b-ckars of tho projoct.\nS. 0. S. CaU Heard\nAlong Atlantic But\nfrom Where Unknown\nNBW TORK, Hay JT.-rRadlo\nbroadMstinf alone virtually the entire lenarth of the Atlantic s_.bo.t_\nw\u00bb. shut down about 11 p.m. to-\nnitht a. a remit of an &0.& call.\nTho slfnal was described as incomplete a*d effort, to locate th. paint\nof origin were for some time ua-\nsuccessful. t\nAfter efforts of nearly halt an\nhour held In Oakalla prison,\nVancouver,, at a bearing ln , Oohalla,\nlaat Friday, until tomorrow in Victoria, Will order a further remand at\nanother hearing to be held at the\nprison tomorrow, It waa stated tonight, here.\nGale Wins Complete\nVictory Over Dai\nThomas m Action\nfh\nVANCOUVER, May 27. \u2014 Advlcea\ntoday reveal that R. H. Gale haa wen\na. complete victory ln the action\nbrought \u00a5y Dal Thomas for commission alleged due through Thomas having introduced Oale to London capitalist* who established the SpUlers grain\n\u25a0\u00bblevators here.\nAt the first trial Thomas waa\nawarded |2\u00bb,\u00ab00. The appeal court\ning thf legislation passed ^y the f\u00abd- i ln\u00abr\u00abB\u00abd this to H0.O00, The aoprem*\n*nH, prtuliment last *esalon, tlviwd ?S\u00abrt of t-****\"*^ thr?.w 01Jt th* *F\u00bbwl-\nthe inta^provlflcial convention tbe] No> ,the privy coined refutes te hear\npower w||oh M \u00bb#\u00ab*\u25a0 wm U3 to 128* [\u00ab*\u2022 *htanas appeal. ^ ..l. _\nChamberlain Sign- EpiitVe\nWhich Ends All ReUtion*;\nRecalls R.pr-_-ntativ_-\nBR1EF BUT STRONG\n18 TEXT OF NOTE\nOffers Soviet Officials Safe Re-\nlease and Requests Same\nfor British\nLOKDOH. ICsr\nBrlt-ta's Blx-*rMU>\ntryli* to Ut. m or____T\nfnl i\u00bbt\u00abr_s_o_\u00abl\n\u25a0-\u2022a\ntoday.\nA not* signed by Torvdgn MtB-\nOauuBberlaln,\nMuch Feted Atlantic Flier Is\nSick of Affairs, He\n\u25a0Confesses\nrARIR, May 27. \u2014 Captain Charles\nLindbergh, atlll scheduled for mors\ntriumphs, tonight wae closing the\ngreatest week of hero worship tha*\nany young man of his age has ever\nexperienced.\nTomorrow, the young aviator, who\nleft New York laat Friday and arrived in Paris on Saturday night, will\nleave Paris, after having received\nsuch adulation as almosrt to df-fy comparison.\nGoing to Bnuvaels\nHeaped with all the honors that the\nFrench people and their government\ncould bestow upon him, the slim son\nof tho middle west will climb into his\nhistoric airplane to fly to Bruaflei.-\u00ab,\nwhere another really royal welcome\nhas been prepared by King Albert of\nBelgium and his p-f-ople.\nCaptain Lindbergh is leaving Paris\nin n great blaze of glory. ParlK has\npraised him as no young foreigner\nwas ever praised by tho French; the\ncity of Paris has received him ,n\nsolemn assembly; its rulers and the\npeople of Taris have given him such\npublic acclaim few mortalH have ever\nknown.\nTonight, at the end of a week of\nhero worship, he looked a, lit'le\nweary, but would not admit if. Privately, however, he is known to have\n\"Rid things were getting on his nerves\nnnd that he had had about enough\nof it.\nJudge in Decision\nAllows Disbursements\nin Addition to Limit\nVICTORIA, May 27.\u2014In a decision\nhanded down in supreme court here\ntoday Mr. Justic .Murphy made\nruling of interest to members of the\nlegal profession. The Issue was\nto costs in sppreme litigation. In\nwhich disbursements amounted to\n1709 and the limit set by the registrar for all costs was placed at\n$750 in the $3000 Issue. That left\n$41 only for counsel's feee. Mr.\nJustice Murphy's decision allows disbursements In addition to the limit\nprodded.\nProhibitionists Wdl\nNot Bother in the\nNorth Okanagan\nVANCOUVER, May 17.\u2014Th. Pro\nhlbitlon association today definitely\ndecided that no prohibtlon candidate will be run In th. North Oka-\nnafcan byeiectlon.\nB'Stteizm\ntm.. tk* eemm\u00bbrf, wlt_\n-und. of 10 d.ys.\nrelations thn. smeeet m _\ntt-B jriot to 1M1, WIMB tk. tt*4>\nKili-BB was slraad.\nTUB British im-Uo\npaar lo k. gBBBB-f <\nths iffWUM et\nthe _orn\u00ab gsiwnsiinl Mm* et\n\u25a0 Ultli\nWats ta\n_ kx. rt-JT,\n\\**%ya*as:^hjS,\nmma*at***\\ mr\nwhere there\nmmm ma ex*.\nYiets Win earry out\ntr divert the trade\nareat Britain to other sawirisr\nICxcept in Labor circles, It is agreed\nalmost everywhere that the government's action was fully justified In\nthe proved subversive. Operations of\nSoviet agents, but the Liberal press\nand public raises tbe ouestlen ef\nwhether the course adopted was *_d-\nvlnahle or advantageous since, It ^5\nmi fail to prevent th<->\nf anti-British propaganda\nargued, j\n<\u25a0\u25a0 ul i r 11 j -\u25a0 i.\nabroad.\nText of ITots\nFollowing is the text of the note\nwhich Foreign Minister Chamberlain\nsent today to M. Hosengolz, Soviet\ncharge d'affaires, \"suspending\" Anglo-\nSoviet relations, and requesting M.\nHosengolz to leave the country within\n10 days:\n\"Sir:\n\"The recent police examination of\nArcos, limited (the Russian trade ef-\nganixation) and the Soviet trade delegation has proved that both military\nespionage and subversive activities\nthroughout the British Empire were\ndirected and carried out from 49\nMoorgate. No ostensible differentiation of rooms or dutleB was observed\nas between members ot the trade\ndelegation and employees of Arcos.\nand It has heen shown that both these\norganizations have been Involved ill\nanti-British espionage and propaganda.\n\"But the matter does not end there\nYour government and you wilt rewf-\nnlse the messages which Were read\nby the prime minister in the house Ofl\ncommons, Tuesday.\n\"I would remind you tkat your own\ntelegram, ln which you request material to enable you to support a political campaign in this country against\nHis Majesty's government was dispatched within a few weeks ot fhe\nwarning conveyed to your government\nIn my note to you on February 22,\nadducing specific instances ot anti-\nBritish propaganda, and requesting Its\ncessation.\nContinued On\u00ab_eeked\n\"His Majesty's government Wn\\\nhoped that the Soviet (overman t\n(Continued on page Sight)\nCOLLAPSES AND DIES\nWHILE COOKING MEAL\nVICTORIA, May il. \u2014 Mra.\nT. P. . Meyers. 70. collapses and\ndied this morning aa she was stand*\nIngr by th. nata preparing a meal\nfor her husband. Wh.n her husband came home he found her on\nthe floor dead.\nOTTAWA. May IT.\u2014Official no-\nttce of th. following; appointment Is\nliven ln thla week's issue ot' th.\nCanada Garotte:\nJames Brydoa. Vancouver, to .ba.\nsteamship Inspector-general with\nheadquarters at Vancouver.\nThe Weather\nMln. Max.\nNELSON \u00ab, 13 il\nVictoria _ 41 I.\nVancouver 44 CO\nKamloops 41 M\nMarker villa ....^m. 49\nPrince Rupert 41 to\nBstfvan .\u201e II M\nCalgary 38 t.\nWinnipeg 48 6!\nPortland 44 Bt\nSan Francisco SO IS\nSeattle 44 ||\nSpokane 42 I.\nPentlcton IS 17\nVernon 41 $4\nOrand Forks IS IS\nCranbrook 1, tt U\nBdmonton 40 if\ngwlft Current. 40 tt\nPrince Albert 41 SO\nQu'Appelle 44 I*\nForecast: Nelson ant vtcinltr \u2014\nGenerally fair and cool, frith BhowCTs.\nA tenth of a foat waa the ratanm\nof the rise in the 241 hour, ending\nywterday at noon, when th. West\nArm at Nelaon stood at 10.4 feet-\nabove, low water mark. In th\u00bb put\nfour day. the gain has bean lust two*\nfifths of a foot\n a-si- T-f,\n-\"THT. NEISON DAILY NEWS, SATURDAY MORNING, MAY 28, 1927\n' i\n(ram a Boo* Spavin, Ring Bon.,\nSplint, Curb, Ski. Bone, or similsi\ntrouble. aad treu hors. foiag sound.\nIt acu mildly but Quickly Bad food result! an l-rua* boa. ao( blletet\nor remove tk* hair md hors. can\nhe worked. P_je 17 in pamphlet with\neach bottle tell. how. f 2. SO a bottl.\nelelirered. Hera. Book * R Ire*.\nABSORBINE. JR., the antiseptic liniment\nfot mankind, reduce. Painful Swelling!, En-\nla-red Gland:, Weni, Bruiiei, Varicose Veini >\nheals Sores. Allay. Pain. Will tell you\nsnore if you write. % 1.15 a bottle at dealers\nB* -\u2014Saw* LtWral trial fc-_e I., lit M-BSB.\n\u00bb'. F. YOtlW, U_. _ L-___ im.. Ummmf >m\ni Jr. at mie a Cava. I\nBoiler bursting ln a sawmill at Lac\npes _*eorces. Que., caused tbe death\nof one mill-band and Injury to a\nscore of others.\nOenentl Duval In a Paria paper,\n\"Le Figaro.\" aays trans-Atlantic\nflying la uaele* folly, and giving no\nImpetus to aviation.\ntofe Speedw Relief\nStap Y-mm- Rhavmatfcin\n110c far jsosroos trial ta\nT-Wpl.ses-i.foro-rto. tgc9tmt\n$1 bo-sea at yowr dniffietV\nT~n-tv \u00ab_.\nLeading Hotels of the West\nWhere Superior Accommodation May Be Obtained\nGeorge Benwell, Proprietor\nThe Premier Hotel of the Interior\nEUROPEAN PLAN, ROOMS $1.00 UP\nRooms wltb Running Wat.r, Prlvata Bath, and en Suit*\nHeadquarter, for all Travelling Ilea, Mlnln\/c Men, Lumber Um\nand Ton, 1st a\n\u2022FECIAL SUNDAY DINNER, $1.00. Kotarian Headquarter!.\nTh. Most Comfortable Rotunda In th. Ctty.\nHUME \u2014 H. J. Qodley, O. Munro,\nH. C. Butler, O. V7. Lambert, Mr. and\nMrs. W. J. Coo. 1. Hall, O. McCoy,\nC. P. Egan, R. B. Leigh, E, Y. Chow,\nVancouver; Mr. and Mrs. Atkinson,\nRossland; W. V. Dorgan, New York;\nJ. Wlntrup, N.. McDonald, Winnipeg;\nW. Campbell. L. J. Hanson, F. (.\nCampbell, Montreal; O. C. Thompson\nKimberley; W. J. Mitchell, W. T. McDowell, Ban Francisco; E. lialnliriflt,\"\nBoswell; L. R. Hood, city; C. C. Allan,\nToronto; B. B. Dodds, Trail.\n\t\nSAVOY\nNELSONS FINEST HOTEL ABSOLUTELY\nl-Ii'at, Hot.aiKl Cold Running Water ir All R<\nMan*. Rooms with Private Iiutli> or Shower!\n- A KERR\nProp.\nt\n'--SON.\n_. C\nSAVOY\n\u2014 M\nCameron. Slocan: A.\nIdaho; A.\nHaxton\nCilgary\nIt\n.1.\nWife,\nRpokim\n\u25a0; J. P.\nCavil 1,\nDruRlap, N\nAdeson-Lyle,\niW\nWestmln fitter\nA\nBonnington\n; T.\nF-p arson\nMrs. t\n. Pen-\n'Cfi\nnwna; A. B.\nH. t\ntan-\ndry, New\nDenver; W.\nMoore,\nCran-\nley. NnkiiBp\nG.\nT\n(iou.\\er and\nritt,\nbrook; Mr.\nand\nMrs. J.\nP. Hall,\nBois-p,\ncity.\nQueen's Hotel\nTHE CENTER OF CONVENIENCE\nHot and cold water In every room\nSteam heated.\nBt E. BARNETT, Prop.\nQUEENS \u2014 D. Krasovky, M. Melzt,\nSOUth Slocan; Mrs. C. Robinson, I..\nJohnson, Mrs. J. C. Kublskl, Ymlr; 1..\nHolmes, K-islo; a. E. Coper, Vancouver; J. C. Eowards. A. Morrison. C.\nMalone, Trail; W. C.rrnn, Sandon; J.\nBurners, Calgary; O. t'Hin. Windsor;\nf. J. .fillings, E. Qwenard, Orand\norks.\nMadden Hotel\nT. MADDEN, Prop.\n\u25a0team-Heated Room, by tbo Day-\nWeek or Monti).\nEvery ODDatderatlon abowm to\ngnaws\nCor. Baker aad Ward St.., Netoon.\nNew Grand Hotel\nA Modern Brick Building.\n616 Vernon Street, Nelion, B. C\nHot and Cold Water and Telephones\nIn All Rooma. Steam Heated\nThroughout\nJ. Blomberg, Prop. - European Plan\nNEW GRAND ~- N. V. Brand, Fernie; Mr. and MrH. D. Main. T. Ryan\nnnd wifp, T. Kynn Jr., LetlibrldK*';\nMrs. A. Cnpe, Winnipeg; W. Sneath,\nVictoria; W. Empaon, Pentlcton.\nSTIRLING HOTEL\n\u2022 H Block. East of Post orrioe.\nSteam heated. Hot and cold watar.\nRooms by day or week.\nAlao Furnished SultM.\nP. II BUSH, Pro*.\nMADDEN \u2014 li. B. Mnskroan, R. W.\nOlnn, Moire, Que.; N. Ogleoff and wire,\n7*oulder; J. E. Johnson, Turry's; AI.\n' Davis, Slocan City; I\". Mnkiyorf. Boulder; N. Berekoft, Winlaw; T. Powell.\nT-ghum; A. MeDonald. Hold Hill; J.\nfttudley. .rjokune; T. l-'arnum. H. M.\nTwlgg, A. J. Gerrard, Vancouver; T.\nHussell, Slocan.\nOCCIDENTAL HOTEL\nA. C TOWNER, Proprestor\n\"Th. Horn, of Plenty.\n- l*lfty room, of solid comfort\nHeadquarters far Loggers .nd Miiw-a.\nWhen In Trail, Stop at the -\nHOTEL ARLINGTON\nA. (Pete) LKVESQUR, Prop.\nCompletely Renovated and Refurnished\u2014Hot and Cold Running Water. Steam Heated\u2014Centrally Located,\n\u25a0ample Rooma in Cvmneot-ga\nThe Old Reliable\nCROWN POINT HOTEL\nA. -fcDERMOTT\nEvery Courtesy Extended to Tourlata\nand Othera Vlaltlng Trail\nSteam Heated\nTliroiiKhnnt\nHot and OoM\nWaM\nDOUGLAS HOTEL\nE. Li. AND A. GROUTAGE,\nBox IM Phone Mt Trail, B.C.\nNEW TORK, May VI. \u2014 Mis. Uau-\nreea Orcutt of Wklt. Beeches, N.J,\nBucesMfully ioteo&ti the matropoii-\ntan women's golf ehampionahtp today\nby defeating Mlaa Hehn Zlets at Oed-\nney S-rma, 8 ap aad t te pl.y in the\nStl-hole final ovar th. Engineer club\ncourse.\nH. A. Marshal, manager of Albemi\nPacific Shingle Mill* was drowned\nwhile swlmlng tn Stamp River, Vancouver Island.\n'\nWeak Men\nTake Oar Herbal \u00abMt.e.Uas\nBook on Skin Diseases, new\nTreatise on Chronic Diseases by\nHerbal Remedies. Pamphlet on\nLoan of Manhood and Diseases of\nmen. Booklet on Female Ills; and\nadvice, free by mail; SO yeara*\nexperience. \/ \"Without criticising or\ndisparaging your local doctor*,\nwrite ua before losing hope.\nTreatment by mall our specialty.\nBXQX-OT H1MH DISPBV-\n\u00abA*Y LTD.\nISM Davit. Tw-M-iTar, B.a\nThe Oldest Herbal Institution\nT\nFUMES\nJoe Turn-* Will Have to Buy\na New Supply of Neckwear\na Globe\nNelson's Best Cafes\nYOUR CAFE\nTHE GOLDEN GATE\nOnly White Help\nSoda Fountain service unexcelled. Cold drinks, fancy\naun.aes.\nJust call\u2014you'll come again.\nPhone Ml. Day and Night\nRest Room for Lady Shopper*\nROYAL CAFE\n(l-uwlo Re-a-taoraot\nRefinement and Delicacy Prevail.\nOPEN DAT AND NIGHT.\nLuncheon, ll:_r\u00bb to 2 \u201e...-..... ,S5o\nSpecial Dinners 6:20 to S ........Ilo\nWe specialize ln Chop Susy and\nNoodles\n\u2014PHONB 18..\u2014\nT_*E L. D. (.APE\nFinest Equipped Restaurant ln the\nCity. OPEN DAT AND NIGHT.\nSPKCIAI.\u2014Ice Cream, Soda Water\nand Hot Drinks. Nice, clean, fur-\nnlhsed rooms; hot and cold water.\nWe Cater to Private Parties.\nTHE STANDARD CAFE\nSao Baker Street Nelson B. a\nOPSN DAT AND NIGHT.\n11:30 to 2:30, Special lauch . .860\n5:30 to 8.00 p.m.. Sapper .. .860\nPHONB 164\nJoe Turner, \/#\u00ab.l known C. P. R.\ncomluctor. will - have tn buy some.\nm v. ties.\nL-afit night -he-left hts entire supply\nof neckwear hanging on a dresBer in\nhis and Mrs. burner's room ln the\nCosy hotel. Tlie ties wtre also hanging against nn elaetric light globe\nset in the wljjk They caught fire.\nShortly afi**r'Tr10'elork the fire siren\nat the corper ot Baker and Ward\nstreets t-fgan ty shriok. From every\ndirection came crowds of people.\nThrilled to the depths of their beings\nthey watched No. 1 fire truck, loaded\nwith fearles firemen, tear down Ward\nstreet, swing around the corner and\nhead west on Baker Btreet at a dizzy\npace.\nWith visions' of soaring flames\nspurring It on, the crowd rushed pell\nmell after tke * truck. A hoee was\ndropped jit the -t-yarant at. the corner\nof Stanley _gid B*ker streets and hose\nlaid out for nearly a block. Soon It\nwas connected and ready for use, and\nfrom -tn upstairs window of the hotel\ncame a frenzied cry for an axe.\nTh\u00ab Firs Was Out\nDisplaying speed that would have\nput Uharltov. Paddock to shame, a\nHeart Ft.pHit.oi\nDizzy, Sinking Spells\nMrs. M. A. Gag-ton, Donatville, Alta.,\nwrites:\u2014\"Sojnf time ago I was very\nnervous, could not sleep at night, often\nhad dizzy, sinking spells and palpitation of the heart, and was ao run down\nI could not do my housework, but just\nleave every thing and sit down.\nI spent a lot 0' money using medicine from the doctor, but it did not\ndo me any food.\nAt last a' frienJ told me to use\nand after uaing a\neouple of boxes I\nwas not the same\nwoman. I began to\nfeel ao much better,\nftnd after a few\nmore boxes 1 waa\nin perfect health.\n^f^MMW I always recom-\n\u25a0\u2022\u25a0* ^^*w mend them to all\nthose I know who are suffering from\nheart trouble.\"\nPriee fiOc. a box at all druggists or\ndealers, or mailed direct on receipt of\nwfce by The T. Milbnni Co., Limited,\nToronto, Oat\nMilBURtfc\n1 HEART ;,\nNERVtMU.\nSays Dangerous Varicose Veins\nCan Be Reduced at Home\nRUB GENTLY AND UPWARD TOWARD THE HEART A3 BLOOD\nIN VEINS FLOW8 THAT WAY\nIf \u2022yot^ or any relative or friends\nare worried because of varicose veins,\nor bunches, the best advice that anyone in this world can give you is to\nask your druggist for an original\ntwo-ounce bottle of Moone's Emerald\nOil (full strength) and apply night\nand morning to .the swollen, enlarged\nveins. Soon you will notice that\nthey are growing smaller and the\ntreatment should be continued until\nt he veins are of normal size. So\npenetrating and powerful is Emerald\nOil that even Piles are. qulcjtly ab-\ni sorbetl -All druggists sell lot* of It.\nMEN'S\nCOMBINATIONS\nSilk Stripe -..-. f 1.50\nB.V.D. Style .....fl.OO\nPENMANS 71\nTwo-Piece or Combination,\nPer Suit. $2.00\nMVBiiimi*MiniT\u00abTi*r-i-tMai\nMOTHERS\nAND THEIR CHILDREN\nA WISH-BONE PARTY\nOne Mother Says:\nWhenever we have chicken my HtUe\nSalHe saves the wlah-bof_e. When she\nhad six we gave a party. Eleven\nchildren were asked and the crowning\nsurprise of the afternoon was pulling of the wish-bones. To make the,\nfun last longer only two children pulled at once while the others watched.\nThe lucky child ln each case received\na prize as welt as the granted wish!\nfireman ruBhed Into the smoke-filled\nroom with an axe. .But Assistant Flrp,\nChief Jack Baltantyne only wanted it\nto .break away the wall plaster to see\nthat '.here was no fire In the wall.\nFast though the firemen were, their\nwork was done before the truck eves\narrived outside the building. Mr.\nTumor found a small chemical extinguisher quite enough to handle the\n\"fire.\"\nDamage consisted mostly of a hole\nln the plaster, burned ties, stains on\ntho wall and floor, a most punget\nsmoke smell, and a broken light globe.\nOrioles Tally in First Period\nand Fairview in the\nSecond \\ ,\nSTATES\nPROSPECTED IN\nMalaria Drove Him Out and the\nInsurrectionists Swept His\nFortune Away\nEdwin B. States, Erie prospector,\nwho was, found dead In his cabin on\nthe North Fork of' the Salmon river\non Tuesday, had a colorful career as\na prospector, Nelson friends declared\nyesterday.\n, Previous to coming to this district\niii 1910 he roamed South America in\nsearch of the Incas' treasures. \u25a0\nMade and Lsst Fortunes\nHe had little success ln this search,\nbut he. garnered a fortune through\nvarious mining ventures In Peru,\nEcsador, and Central America.\nMalaria forced him out of the\ntopples, and ln the Insurrections most\nof his fortune was swept away With\nwhat remained he purchased real\nestate in Florida, and th* Income on\ntjyk financed his mining ventures In\ntWn. district. He owned several val-\nuable- thoiiKh little developed properties In the Salmon valley.\nI Mr. State*, was well educated. He\nwas bom and raised In Illinois.\nAR1.E GREET\nPARTUEIDER\nBig Reception for Dr.. Tolmie\nWhen Visits Nelson oa\nJune 10 and 11\n\"Build B.C.\"\nGood\nHearted\nCamp\nChefs\nJlecently we mentioned camp\n\u00abhef recipes and now there are\nenquiries coming from camps\nasking for them. We have\nquite a number but need more.\nWill any chef who reads this\nbe big hearted and 'add a few\nfavorite dishes* to tho file. He\nis quite welcome to any we\nha\\T to add to' his own books.\nThis camp file wilt be kept up\nto dato at' all times and be\nopen to any cook who wants\nrecipes.\nPACIFIC MM\nHead Office, Vancouver\nFactories at Ladnsr and Abbotsford\nAfter two strenuous halves the Crl-\noles and Fairview juvenile s&ccer\nleague teams fought to a 1-1. standstill nt the Uecre-atio-n grounds yes-\nt.-rday afternoon. - -\nJim Smith of the Orioles scored' t-h*\nonly goal for his team, making ths\nscore 1-0 ln their favor in the' first\nframe. The Orioles hid the be_\u00bbt combination in that period.\nThe Fairview team tn the 'second1\nperiod were faster than their; rival***.\nBobby Burns was the star of igt Orioles. Tommy Bishop, M. McLeod, Les-\nlie Skinner and Russell French weivc\nthe bright lights for Fairview. Tjunniff\nHarrison tallied for the K;ii*-vi< w\nteam, making the result a draw. H\nSmilTie refereed. \u25a0\nThe teams were:\nOrioles \u2014 A. Jeffrey, goal; j,\nWoods and J. Vigneux, bacjps;, R.\nBurns, R. Bell and J. Burns, halve: \u25a0\nW. KiUo, J. Bates, J. Smith. H. Stir-\nsaker and F. Dickens, forwards; Fj\nBecker and P. Baskin, spares. ,\nFairview \u2014 E. Wa terer, goal; R.\nFrench and L. Bees, backs; C. Prltc>:\u00ab\nard, L. Skinner and C. Jones, halves]\nT. Harrison, T. Bishop, A, Langill, O.\nSullivan nnd M. McLeod, forwards.\nLeague Standing\nW. I*\nConservatives of Nelson last night\n[arranged for a big reception for Dr.\nS. F; Tolmie, new provincial party\nleader, who will probably visit Nelson\n\u25a0on June 10 and 11, when the executive\ncommittee of the Nelson Conservative\niasso-L'iatlon met in the board of trade\nrooms. -\" \u25a0 *\u25a0 \u25a0 r\nW. A. Curran, president, who presided, read several letters from the\nsecretary of the provincial Conservative organisation stating that Dr,\nTolmie proposed to come' to Nelson\nfollowing the closing of the North\nOkanagan rldlpg .hy.-slectinn cam-\npMgn, arriving hero on the Ket.le\nValley train on Juns 8.\nA big public meeting featuring a\nmimic;*] entertalnmen, an address by\nDr. Tolmie, and a dance was decided\nupon. Committees Appointed to arrange details were:\n'\u25a0\",: Thoss in Charge\n; Finance\u2014George F. Motion, chalr-\nt^aj\u00bb;_ijnd C. B. Oarland, Ale Lelth\n**W' ^VUliara Douche.\n, Program\u2014Mrs. G. A. Hunter, convener; and C. F. McHardy, Mrs. H. H.\nPitts and J. E Annable\nReceptions\u2014C, D. Blackwood, chairman; and Dr. W. 6, Rose and George\nFerguson.\nHall\u2014 3W W. Holmes, chairman; and\nOeerge Ferguson, Mrs S. A. Gilker\nand J. A. Irving.\nOrioles\nFairview\nThistles\nCallies .\nD. Pts;\n1\n2' i<\u00a3-\nFRANCE'S TENNIS\nACES ADVANCE\nST. CLOUD, France, May $1.\nFrance's -'three musketeers\" of \"th>\ntennis courts\u2014Lacoste, Borotra and\nCoehet\u2014continued advancing today ' In\nthe fourth day's play of the Intcrna-\ntion hard court championship.\nLacoste eliminated Heinrich *KIHn-\nln the first major Franco-Oerjnan, ten\nnis contest since the war. \u25a0 Cqohfit\\ad-\nvanced through default, and BofOtjri\neliminated Van Lennep, Holland^ whrt\nabandoned the match -when JByi-otr-l\nwas leading 7-9, *V-_, \u00ab-V . Frauleli.\nCecfie Aussemm, 18-year-old German\ngirl, is providing the sens-atlon.,<$-tJ-\\&.\nwomen's tournament. Following bei**\nvictory, yesterday, over Helen Corv-\ntoslavos, she defeated Joan Ridley' of\nKngland In straight sets today.\nLLTB\nOPEN TOMORROW\nfairview and Goofers Play the\nQpencr Following Senior\nLeague Game\nGoofers and Fnlrvlewltes will open\nthe ftelton .loner Baseball league tomorrow, follownt the Rossland-Nel-\nson senior game.\nT*he Goofers will be chosen from\nO^rlo Arcure, Artnur Stromstead, Dick\nJones, Arthur Stringer, Louis Realya,\nEddie Rtromstead, ftlll Vance, Eddie\n,:hr\u201e!?. *__*____.\u00ab \u25a0rtftr-ZSl \u25a0\u00a3_\u00bb p'al\nJht Fulrrlpw tram w II Im It rto*ll-\nerjf, o.; H. Chapmnn, p ; !\u25a0:. W:\\teree,\nlb.; d.' __.rrl\u201ettt>\u201e, 21).; o. IS.ri.n~lj,\ns..; A. Rlngroae, 3b.; E. WulfH-er, If.;\n,N. Ua-Mu, \u2022\u00ab.; W. 1.1iirit- et.; -ml\n[M Curran, utility.\nJohn Hardy an Orangovlll. farm\nBand, ran amuck and attacked hla\nemployer tx>cau.e. he coiildn't go to\nchui-ch on Sundayl\nTHE GUMPS\u2014ACCIDENTS WON'T HAPPEN\nANOTHER ACOOENT -\nA F-ELLOVM WfVLkrS RI6MT IN]\n\u201e J-f-Oh-T OF A (.AR.- LffWES\n\/A VJIf-E Ah45 SIX CWILbREN-\nEVERV bKY SOMI- G-OOF\nV-ALKS INTO fr PLACE\n\\--iMEK_: ANCtE-S VJOOo.0\nBE AFPAI& TO\nFLY OVER -j\n%*_)\nI CAN'T SEE WHY\nPEOPLE: DON'T USE;\nTHElP EYES ANO\nWAT CM TMJ. Sl6NAL^\nOR REAfe THf SI-,NS\nANt\u00bb AVOID HAVlNf-i\nACCIDENTS -\n\u2014\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0 Ml _ i\u201e\nW\n\\%\ntsOOml IT? BY K-rt-PiNfj, avna-y proT-aTt\nDON'T qo -wmEre accidents mappe-n-\n\\P YOU TMINIC A TRAIH AAKIHT BE WRfTCKED-\nTAKE A BOAT - IF YOU THIMK A BOAT ijQowS\n....^TO SINK- STAY ON LAND-'*-1'\u2014\n.Vi^ \\ N0 ONE EVER Y-'-VTWOWNF-y,--\n\\A\/*>0LD \\RlD|N(i A BtiCYCtE- KEEP 7m>\nYOU WoUR EYES OfEN- LtjT fWE\nDOD&E o-tWER FELLOW ENJOY TW_\n^rmttlt>^y\\tMat I DO\n\u00bb '\n[If\nTells of Objects of Beaver\nBrotherhood; Music and\nBanquet Had\nNEW Pt-NVBT., B.C. Mav ST.\u2014On\nTliurftday even'tiff In tbe Rrwun hali\na very enloyable time waa vpt-nt, no\nthe occa\u00abUii> of -i visit, \"MiT the\n\u2022niHpicPB of the United church, of Norton P. nrtnd. Am- ricin consul of\nF**rnle. The *vrniiif opened with a\nsplendid banouet, tc wh'r-h about ht\nsat down. The t*ihlf\u00ab wer\u00bb prettily\nd\u00ab-corr>t**d with tullpr* and other flowers, tho whole reflect ins crt-dii on tha\nIndies re-v-oOf-thJe for th.* work, hira,\nRussell Thompson nnd Mrs. J. Jowltt\nacted nn the reception commlttre, aad\nJ, C. Harris oceuj-ir-i the elvalr.\nAfter the bsnuuet wait over, ths\nchairman Introduced Mr. Brand, who.\nIn a few remarks save the pr'neipal\nreason of his visit as being tn endeavor to locate a chanter of the\nBeaver brotherhood in New Penter,\nat the i>-im\u00ab time tr'vin* ways and\nmeans Df formation, antf tha work ha->\nlog done by tbo orgsnlsatlon. Other\nsneakers on the sublet were A.\nThompson and Rev. ,C. jkf. Lancawter.\nA short musical prorram followed.\nIn which. Silverton friends helped,\nafter which Mr. Rnnd aave sn interesting and humorous lecture on the\nways snd customs of the peoples of\n'he Philippine Island**, whore he .--p^nt\nsix months in the forestry department.\nWas Nearly Crazy\nWith Bolls\nAll Over His Body\nMr. B. I_ Burks, D.mma_e]-, NjR,\nwrHte:\u2014\"For tents time I ni n__rly\ntrttj with boib til over mj bodr. \\\ntried everrUii-lE X eould think of tm\n(at rid of then, hot to- so _v*U; f.r\nm loon u one wu he_Ud up anotkav\nwould aptest to taka in plsee.\nI wu ad-u_- to ttk.\nud after I had uaed two bottle, tk*\nboil, had all disappeared ud I har.\nsot been troubled with them ainoa.\"\nPot np only by The T. kfilbun Ofc,\nUmited,.Turouto', Out,\nA Bad Case\nof Eczema\nAre you reading: tbs weekly\nCanadian letters, telling stories\nof au-Tering- from akin diseases\nand how relief was effected?\nHere Is part of a letter from Mre\nTs. aibtoh. Box 11211, Midland, Oat.\nWrite her If you desire. \"I had a\nvery bad esse of edema on my toe*\nand neck, also scalp. Could not find\nanything to give me relief, Oas\nsmall bottle of D. D. p. gave ef\n_ blemish.\"\nTbs proof of tha puddlnr Is\nIn the eating:. When a prescription for skin disease has letters\nOf endorsement from nearly\nsvery city and town In the Dominion, sorely It la enough to\ntponvlnce ths most skeptical.\nRelief from ltshlac tor-Mem la\n(\u25a0.mediate. Try one $1.00 bottis\nof D. D, D. today on the poaltlvs\n- -ntee. And IX Dl p. Soap, too.\nitoSHnl\n\u00bbnt_*-for. Dr_f Oo.\n\n8h\u00bb ewne. the right to .Wupete In aa\ni u-t*,f<)(lH>m,--M;-utln_r |)1 nt nt Hii!' Mint I-\"\nUnion Oil com*j;.ny, k'cpnU-fccl fy*\nnecL-Hstiry lumber aiul iiuh-i iui ha<\ni -.wardi-d to Ui\u00ab Craijbruolt Hat>\\\\\nMxtr comjiany. J^inil was apcum'\na riprf-wnli-Hv.* of the ct'iV.pJHi*.\nv montba up'. 0-4-tr.lde tt)c' citj!\ntf, bctwf-cri Llif 'c-trtitinUtttlDn o'\nil\u00bboqk stre* t and tlie Unci* and\n\u2022tM svi\\\\ \"bo sfirvtd prosumsibly by a\ninuatitm of the spin- ti-fn-k to Hln\n'cry- and thn Imperial Ofi com-\nN'u detail!, are available yet\n\u25a0o tbe 11.1tun* of the bPlitfinn \u25a0>\nua top here by tbe company, but\nexpected that men Vf111 be ar-\n.. sli\npulaiaoA suffered flrat iuu* ot Aitt\nflood**, when a woman and elijht\nren were trapped In their homo-\nPlouchvllle.\n'ii' .\nmini una\nr< floodfl,\nilr--ii we\n\u25a0Mouchvi\nIAPT1ST CHURCH\n\u25a0sitor\u2014 REV. E. & TURNER\nSunday School at, 10.\nMorning Worship at 11. Sub-\nect, \"The Sunlit Church.-'\nEvening Service 7:*80. 8*ib-\nlect, \"The Ruiet of the Road.\"\nLast Sunday evening, owing\ni unforeseen clraumstances,\n.he pictures on Egypt |}lu.tiat-\nng the closing,part of Qenesis\nind th. opening part of Ex*\nidua wer. not given.\nThese, together with the\nicreen hymn, \"The Oreat\nPhysician,\" will be *given at\nhis Sunday evening's, service.\nAll cordially InVlfexL'\n'\nIRST PRESBYTERIAN\nCHURCH\n(Mamorial Hill)\nMinlatetr\nter. J. To_m_o_,' M.A., B.I).\nBIS Mill Street. Phone Bin-\nPublic Worship\u201411 a.m.\nSunday School\u201412 noon.\nTRINITY\nUNITED CHURCH\nRev. W. O. M.whinMT, PMtor.\nMr. F. L. Irwin, Choir Leader.\nMIm Ina Steed, Organist.\nSUNDAY, \u00bb_AY 29\n10:00 a.m.\u2014Sunday School,\n11:00 a.m.\u2014Morning Worship.\n7:JO p.m.\u2014Evening, Worship.\n'All are cordially invii.'d tu.\nthese servient\nWO-neMlay, J:\u00bbo \u2014 Prayar\nService.\n\u25a0 \u25a0 .\nSaturday, mr-t!Ai.l.T.' -Snktf'\nSale ln Mf. J. A. Irvjpgs stflre.\nUolf Club Drops Out; Kach\nTeam to Play Six Teurncyg\nin Season\nDainty and Wholesome Spanish\nRoa-MQf by University\nfteyets\nMJ-RHWIENT WJiGNJ-\nTHBOUGH THPE? ACTS\nAll Members of Cast Are\nStrong; Day Dreams of Girl\nCome True\nBeat\nci*ui-a--tai#g) ww\nmiBerlhot\nNEW RQCHELLB, N.Y., \u25a0'ofay 27. \u2014\nJohnny Fvrell, the curly-haired\nAllodia from* the Quaker Ridge club,\ntoday won the twentieth annual metropolitan open golf championship with,\na card of 298 for 72'holes. He wrested ths prise for which 118 golfers set\notat on Wednesday*'by holing 'a 15-foot\nputt on the vary laat hole', while a\n'tall-try of more than S00 gasped aa\nBobby CrulcksluniK missed a chaiice\nfor a tie by falling to hole out from\nonly six feet away.\nii, ij J\n,'.'\u25a0\n\u25a0\u00bb*_\u25a0=\nST. JOHN'S LUTHERAN\nCHURCH\nStanl.y .nd Victoria Mr..U\nNo Services.\nSunday, ^.hopi \u00abt Shtoley\nSuriday School'\n1:>0 p.m.\nM\u00ab!M.1_J Nprriwa\nt-6nJir*ti\u00bbt|on\n2:\u00bbi) p.m.\nat rhnirii\ni -n-no **#ti\nOf \u00bb illll III.\nmi.\nCom*I)Mn*\u00ab'i Sdrylces 7:30 ^.ni.\nweaf\nJoyousness reigne\u25a0'v \\ ii. m m\nSt. Paul's Church\nBKV. F. \u00ab. O. DRi-Dt.E. M.A.,\nPhone 7H Matwe, *\u00ab Wee\n** r3-Sf**f. \u00ab>5W!*\u00ab4\nand Choir Master\nSUNDAY, MAY 20\n10:00 ft.ip.- -uaflay School.\nll:-*0 a.in.\u2014Uprplni sTo\/dtl*.\n7:*;0 p.B).\u2014ISvpWng Worship.\nA^oprilJU welcome la extended\nW til\nMOKBAT\n7:00 p.m.^-Cubs meet.\nWIOIINIXDAV\n4:16 P.m.\u2014iMlHslon Bnnd.\nINIUM'U\n8:00 p.nt:\u2014Sb\u00bbjon ,raeot\u00ab.\"\nJ:tlo p.m. -lipy Sfuum\n1:00 p.m.\u2014Choir\"jfructio.. '\nMissionary for South America\nWUl Preach .at the\ntVLL tiW'M- MilSSlON\nCwr. _\u00abjut&y anil Peker SU\nSUNPAV,MAV29\n11 a.m.\u2014Subject, \"R-Oved nt Times.\"\n|^7:8Qp.n_-tSu\u00bb*.j<_et, \"The N-glec-eJ- Miiton.\n9gM 9i Cfffjwrt Suuth Arawicft,\"\nLindbergh WiU\nReturn to States\nUpon U.S. Warship\nDETROIT, Mich., Nay 27.\u2014Mrs.\nJva-_alr\u00bbi\u00ab LindbVfh BonovMlCBd\n\u2022OBvioht that bar Me, Captain\nCh_Ho. Liotib-H-gK, trans Atlantic\nvlywr, has aceafitad Pcldw-t\nCoolidfr.'. invitation to return\nhorn* or* a yf.r\u00bbhip snd would\nsail for hj.ma shout June 18. H.\nso informal Mr-fey c-bk, sh. said.\nUR.ITEBSTDPLM\nHEARTS ST TRIIIL\nSPOKANE IS TO\nmm. trail\n\u2014r~\nPalace Store Team. Champs\nLaat Year, Visit\nTonwrew\nMay Be Pivotal Battle of Trail\nLeague; Juniors to\nPractice\nTftAIL, B.C., May J 7.\u2014Senior Hall\nvviil open here on 8unday with an\nexhibition game 'hotween_ tha Trail\nseniors, known as the Camels, and\nthe Palace Store team, champions\nof tha' Spokane Commercial league\nlast season.\nSunday being decoration day and\na holiday in ths United State. Is\nthe only reason why this team can\nmalt, tha Invasion. Its coming la\nregarded with keen interest ln that\nIt will give th. fana a first rata,\nopportunity to slse up the class\not bVll Trail puts op as compared\nwith the brand that goes well lp\nHpokuiie\nIt will be Trail's aecond game of\nthe season, but It la understood that\nthe I'alace team haying heard report, concerning Trail's prestige on\n\u00bblio diamond has boosted Its ordinary team considerably for this event.\n\\ well, worth while (ante ia predicted.\nBarnava and Vannatter\nAre the Finalists in\nTraU Bowling Tourney\nTH.AII.. B.C., May 27 \u2014Bernava's\ntnd Vannatter's teams are tho finalists In the City Bowlin. league\nknockout tourpament. They won\nthe honors tonight fn the semifinals playeil at the Memorial hail,\nivhen Bernava's men bent MlUigan'B.\ntnd Vannatter's beat Kreeman'K.\nThe finals, which will decide the\nteam position ln the tourney only.\nwill be fought out on Tueaday n Nil\nTwo other competitions ta', the t\u00abur\nney, for high average and for high,\nthree-game. aggregate, will be de\nelded by the soores of every, individual! player, .11 llie tourney. -Tne\nwinners will be announced at the\nbowlers rally on Wednesday. \u2022 I\n'TRAIL. B. C May 17\u2014Tonight's\nthe night of the hlg soccer mg.loh\u2014\nHearts vs. ITn'iteds\u2014toward which all\nsupporters have been looking forward.\nIt may easily prove the pivotal battle\nof the city league series. The Hearts\nhave not lost a singla match. Tbe\nUnited., their most formidable opponent., have loft but one. They\ncannot afford to falter. Two points\ndown fs bad enough. Four down\nwould be almost disastrous. A gruelling -Jattle ls anticipated from th.\nkick-off,' which H called for 5:10.\nBath team. ar. putting out th.Ir\nbeat ipan.\nThe teams will be:\nUnited.\u2014Oliver, goal': Routledge\nand Kltchln, aaeks: Dunlop. Thomson\nund Laiuti. or Williams, halves; Rowlands, Ross, Stiles, Best, and Bowkelt,\nforwanta; clapham, reserve.\nHearts\u2014Marah-ll, (ofi: Stewart\nand Mark, hacks: Crlcht'on, Barr and\nT. MoVla or Phillip., \u2022 halve.; W.\nLaurie. Ferguson, T. Laurie, J. McVle,\nand D. Mc Vie, forwards. A reserve\nls yet to be picked.\nImmediately after tbe big fixture\nthe Junior players will take the field\nfor a. practice n*Atch, according to\nJames Leckle, president of th* football olub. x\nAppleyard Reports Transfers\nof Five Nelson Properties\nin the Week\nC. W. Appleyard yesterday reported transfers of five Nelson residential\nproperties In the past week.\nA\" modern bungafpw at the corner of Stanl.y and Houston streets\nwas wild to o. A. Tu in. ii in,.\nC. F. Turner purchased a house\nand two lot. on, Robson street.\nA transfer w_s made of Harry\nBird's prpperty on Baktr street. H\noo-tosteii \"f a twu-itory house and\nthree lots.\nA residence ot 818 Kootenay street\nwas sold to Mr. und Mrs. H. C.\nH*-*hes.\nR: H. Hrovl\" purchaasd a two-\nstolV hottee;' .nd two lot. on High\nstreet, i ,,,'\u2022'\nSimpson is Chancellor Com-\n, n-wnder; *\" ,lol\u00ab- 0f,lM\nfor 8b tenths\n\u2022\u25a0I.\nTRAIL. B. C. May 27.\u2014tn a purely\nriMliiMf b\u00bb\u00bbkI'H| Hie Trull Knights\n'f lytbMe last plght oie.'tcd a new\nilute pf ofricers for the ensuing sll\ntn-nths and' Initiated two novices\n'nto tlie uid.f. the pftlcerB elected\nwere: 11. Simpson; chancellor rotn-\nna'nd.r; T. Kwing. vic^Chancllor\n'\u2022 AUan, orjlajt-j O. \u25a0B. Hollin\nI works; T. B. Ally,\n\"t te\u00aba_-*l. _.- \u2022JC-kl\"*-, c>\nTrail News of the Day\nBalfour Btjuch \u2014 Ki*ot\u00bb'iiay Lake*\ninput attractive numm--'r n (tort\u2014Mjjfi-\nI'l-nly equipped cuttages for rtnt. C.\nF. McHardy, Nelson. i R0!7>\nmuster of financed J. H Young. ma\u00ab\nter of exchequer; C. ApHejy-. mo-.ter\nat arms; W. McLeod. inner g-uftrd;\nand R. V. Harwood, outer guard.\nRyder Cup Golf\nTeam from Britain\n, Arrives New Yorh\nNEW YORK, May M. \u2014 Britain'.\nRyder cup team of professional golfers, which will meet picked pro. of\nthe United States at Worceater, Mass.\nJuno ! and 4, arrived today on the\nAqultanla.\nIn the absence of Ab. Mitchell, the\nveteran, who was unable to make the\ntrip because ot illness, Ted Ray will\ncaptain the team. He was unanimously elected to that position, Manager\nA Phllpot announced on landing-\nln tbe Bquad were Ray, George Di'.n-\n, C. A. Whltcomb, Archie Comp-\nton, Audrey Boomer\nand Frsd Robson,\nArthur Havers\nTrail CaUdtmuians Ate\nHoots to Hundred Fifty\nat Card, Sance Social\nTRAIL. B. O.\" May tl\u2014 Trail Caledonian society was host to about 16-\nguests at a delightful card and dance\n\u2022octal held ln the K P. hall tonight\nWhist and five hundred were played.\nThe winner. w*r\u00bb:\nWhist\u2014Mrs. J. Gibson. ladles' first;\nMrs. J. Allan, coiwolatlop; A. P. Mc-\nDpnnld. men's first: and J. Allan,\nconsolation-\nFive hundred\u2014Mrs J. Kennedy,\nladles' first: Ada Mctaroy. consolation J Balfour, mens first; C. D.\nStewart, consolation.\nThe danclnf waa featured t\u00bb_ numerous S< otc h square dgncea and\nmany old style ham dances. I) Smart\nwas master of ceremonies.\nmm MOTOR COM\ngJ-U-O\nv. Hendrlell fj-JWfcil' -I'lo. .Ttf\nI Meters, Ma '\n\u25a0nu-Hnr-raoonat\nCaHUI Motors, Nslson... AM\nLv C-S-iY mfion.''iU\nLv. fltaean City coancotlans far\nTrail T:1\u00ab\u00bb.M.\nLv. >\u00ab_\u25a0\u2022 Motors Ndsna. ...*!_\u00bb\u00bb.*.\nLv.\njusr\neondeeeloti.\nfor\"\nllll*\nLy. TraU -.nnections for Slo-\n^. - fhv s -a. _ i_\n-Hotel Castlegar-\nCAgnjLEGAR\nThe right place ta dine botwsea\nTrail and Nalaon.\nPETE HAhl.m\u00bb; Prop.\nAble To Pick Potatoes\nAll Day Long Now\nDodd's Kidney Pills Helped\nUf. A. L. Surlees\n\"I have used Dodd't Kidney\nPilb for over fifteen years,\"\nwrites Mr. A. L. Surtees, a resident ol Bouchette, Que. \"I used\nto be bothered with rheumatism\nand sore back. As soon as I (eh\nthe symptoms I would take a\nboi ol Dodd's Kidney Pills because they cant be beaten lor\nrheumatism and sore back. I am\n73 yean old and can pick potatoes all day with any man.\n\"I have also used Dodd's Kidney Pilb lor urinary troubles with\ngreat success.\"\nDodd's Kidney Pills have built\nup their reputation on the good\nwork they have dons la the past.\nDDPDS\nKIDNEY\nPILLS\n\"Good Goods at Gray V\nSterling Silver\nIn Tea Sets\nCake and Sandwich Trays\nBon Bon Dishes\nSalts and Peppers\nEtc., Etc.\nNew and Dainty Models\nReasonably Priced\nJ. B. GRAY\nWatchmaker\u2014Jew.ler\u2014Optici.n\n707 IAKER 8T. PHONE 333\nTHE REASONABLY\nPBICJP CjkBr--\nWITH A RBPUTATTON\nSee us for prices of the\nvarious modeL. f.ab. your\ndoor.\nPEEBLES MOTORS, Ud.\nford IX-alei-a, Nataf-a aad Trail\nr. .i b-i;\nFriday\nand Saturday\nSpecials\nat WEIRS'\nSilk Bloomers\u2014Reg. $2.50,\nfor fl.95\nSilk Vests\u2014Reg. to J1.65,\nfor .f 1,85\nFrench Crepe de Chene\nScarves-Regular ?2-50,\nfor S1.85\nSj,k Qloves^\u2014Embroidered,\nturn-b^pk cuffs, double\ntips, in Rosewood, Grey\nand Pastels 91.95\nPure Thread Silk Hose-\nPointed heel. For two\ndays only at $1.25 per\npair.\nJust Received\u2014Large shipment of Summer Hats.\nJames Weir & Son\nTha ExcluBivs Stor.\nTRY A CLASSIFIED AD.\nQerinwietit\nCONCRETE\nSTREETS\nCONCRETE fvTKEET IN\nMT. CATHARINES, om\n\"\nEnd Costly Paving Maintenance\nbyhaving WithlCONCREUr\nCANADA CEMENT\nCONCHPm\nFOR PERMANENCE\nWhy spend large Bums each year repairing ordinary streets when iterni-\nanent concrete will save this money\"?\nThis modern pavement is reasonable\nin first eost, needs very little maintenance ajid gives uninterrupted service. Its use permits more comprehensive paving programmes without\nthe need of burdensome budgets.\nConcrete.streets provide an even, safe\nsurface for all types of traffic. They\nare clean and attractive, enhancing\nthe appearance and value of adjacent\nproperty.\nThe motorist finds concrete ideal to\ndrive over, every mile of this modern\npaving making a material reduction in\nhis gasoline, tire and repair costs.\nWhether as taxpayer, motorist, or\nboth, you owe it to yourself to adv.\ncate permanent concrete streets.\n\"It's the little they cast\nto maintain that makes concrete streets economical.\"\n\u2666CANADA CEMENT CO.,\nPhillips Square, Montreal\nLTD.\nCanada Cement Company Building\n m. 8ALES OFFICES AT\nMcitreal Tu-.-.to*' V\/:\nr*\n \u2014\nFafj. Fottf^\nTR% NELSON DAILY NEWS, 'SAWJRDAT MpftNING, HAY t&,l9ZJ\nTHE gAILY NEWS\n_.*T asoratac .icnK hi-\n\u00bbsw. Pah-Uhlax company.\n\u2022 lMuj\u00bb--e\u00ab-i l_ .\nlt.m**^ *&-*\"*\"& 0**J\"-\u2122\naayable to Th. Ifsira -_blla_l_. \u201e\nWear. IlmlM-. aa. ta a. caa. to U__-\n&MW *-?\u00a3. *\u00a3\nH\u00bbs.s_t. of elrcalatloa malls- oa\nBar Wi wi al the of floe\nMoney rjf\u00bbigiilasl\n.ts aaaaaiatioa.\n\u2022 .-OK RATES\n\\tT*rmr~'*maTk **** m,mk- * -K\n*A^Z&&\u00a3\u201e\n*sajaslat, \u25a0\na* mjjti\ntr u*\u00bb\n'\u2022*****JRDAT. MAT lit, 1\u00bb2T\nTh. Dally N.wa\nof ths hest lUaa.\nAUNTHET\nWhere the Weakness Lies\ntloay O-or-re, when ht headed the\n*r|tlah government, after the war\n\u25a0waa ov_r, expelled Kemeneff, the\nRuaslan envoy, becauw th. Soviet\nwaa breaking it. pledges ia regard to\npropaganda Intend.-, to overthrow\nparliamentary government in Oraat\nBritain.\nRamsay MacDonald, whan he headed the Labor government, caught the\nSo-lot government, Vith which h.\nBad reopened relations, engaged ln\ntho same practice, and found Moscow\ngiving Instruction, what waa to he\ndan. in tha .lections then on. It was\n\u00abhl\u00ab discovery that overwhelmingly\n-_f*_**ed the Labor government. !\nThursday the British Labor party\nopposed endorsement of th. Baldwin\ngovernment's action la, breaking Off\nrelation, with the Soviet aa a consequence of the latest disclosures ot\nUtilisation '.of privileged channels tor\npropaganda against Britain and th.\nEtrtplre. and wanted no action taken\nfill after a lengthy formal Inquiry.\nAt tha same time, Lloyd Oeorge\ncalled tho government*, action \"waak-\nne-w.\" Ha favored merely further\nprotests.\n' A* towhether Uw __vernnient ha.\nbfwi waakin tils-action, or whether\n\u25a0OA parties criticising It are Wjj-_K.|I>\ntfi\u00abir attitude,' moat p_rso_\u00ab wlli\nfairly easily decide for themselves.\n. ; ; t\nTh^ governmeat was of course\n^\u2022v.rwh.lmlnglr sustained In th.\nhouae and thus 1. relieved of the\nnecessity of referring this question\nta the electorate.\nIf these opposition parties wish to\nchooae this issue on which to chal\nleng*. tha gos-emment of the day, and\npersist ln th. matter, thsy can only\nblame themselves if the reaction of\nthe British electorate toward them is\nunfavorable when the appeal comes.\n______________________\nWillingdon Wah\nWillingdon Wah Is the name of the\nlatest Chinese baby born in Naniajno,\nthe proud Oriental father differentiating hi. baby from others by naming\nhim after the governor-general.\nLord Willingdon ls not tbe first\nCanadian governor-general to have\nhi. name popularized ln the birth\nregister, hut he is probably the first\nto be so used by a Chinese.\nThe Marquis of Lome gave rise to\nnumerous little Lornea all over Canada, while the Stanleys perceptibly\nIncreased durlnrr Lord Stanley, regime, Mlptos and Connaughts aro\nHot unknown.\nProbably Str John Macdonald had\nmore babies named after him than\nany other Canadian, but Sir Wilfrid\nLaurler was almost certainly the\nrunner-up. No doubt some of the\n' John Macdonalds broke their fond\nparents' heart, in after years by\nopting I-berallsm, while some of\na 'Wilfrid Lauriers elected Conservatism. There is at least one\nnoted case on record of the parent\nhimself changing. When B. P. Rob-\nlln of Manitoba became a daddy, he\nwu. a\"J\u00bbv-Hit Tihasa., and the birth\nregister showed a-Wllfrid Laurier to\nhis \"credit. Later, w_en lie was Con-\nswrvatlve leader, and stilt' later,' prem -\n-ter for many yeara,-hla aon. now 4\nI Winnipeg business man, reduced his\nname, at lee-t for colloquial purposes,\nto --toei.\"\n-,.Across the line numerous boy. In\n\"-their teens answer to \"Waodrew,\"\n,, luyned after President Wilson, Boo-\n-' efevelt's Influence In the promulgation\nof \"Teddy\" and \"Theodore'' did not\n\u25a0top when he left the White Houae\na kntt continued throughout his life.\n\u2022\"4 Che of the great pitchers, still great\nafter* naany yeare -In th. major\nleagues might a. wall wear a placard\ngfvlnr his approximate age; Oro-vW\nt1 Cleveland Alexander dates certainly\nfrom Premldent Cleveland's heydey.\nBlaine faUed of the presidency, but\nInfluenced the directories, and In an\nearlier aga Daniel WebrtK* and\nAbraham Lincoln, were beyond count.\nThe South, .tin earlier waa dotted\nwith Hairy Claye, in aptte *f Clay's\nperennial defeat..\nBut not evea Orant etsualled Oeorge\nWashington as a titular godfather.\nGenerations after Washington waa\ndead, \"O. W.\" wa. .till, and is yet,\nfound an throat* American dlrec-\nea.\ntf.lt told that aXt#r th. Smyrna men\nregistration hook, ware\nrag-rtrw 0* tha\nTh. holder required for cigarette,\nlike the boss smoke. Is a noae holder.\nSoon college expense, will end', 'and\nthen all of that money can be used\nfor gasoline.\nTHE ONLY ABT OF MAN THAT\nDOBSN'T FUNCTION BBISKLY\nWHILE HE IS IN PURSUIT OF A\nDOLLAR IS HIS CONSCIENCE.\nIt's awful to mention ft at this season, but the three R'. of matrimony\nare rent, rations and row.\n-I know how author, feel\nabout writin' things. There's\nmeals when 1 can't think of a\ndratted thing to cook but eggs.\"\nLife is hard? W.U, what would\nbe the fun In taking candy from a\nbaby? . '\n.\n_c___\nEfficient\nHousekeeping\nW, LAURA A. KIR KM AN\n\u25a0****.\namm\nTHE afllDAL \u2022M0W_R\nTOMOimaW'8 MENU\nBreakfast\n, Berries\n\u25a0 Cereal '\nOrlddlecake.\nCoffee\nDinner\nFrlcaaaeed Fowl\nPotatoea\nDumplings\nSliced Tomatoes\nIce Cream\n-Mup\nPea.\nCoffee\nVegetable Soup\nCream Cheese Sandwiches\nFruit Salad\nC\u00bbke \"Wpa\nOur great-grandmothers1 had a\nlualnt superstition baaed on this old\ntradition:. That If a bride-to-be and\nher friends made a wish ever a well,.\nIn ths month of May, the wishes\nwere hound to come true.\nWhy could *o not utUhle this tradition today, try erecting an Imitation\nwell 1. our living room when grvlng.a\nbrlda| shower for \u00abom\u00ab friend? Although I have not actually, tfi-si it, j\nbelieve a roost realistic Well codKr be*\nareeted by s-anding a waaiitub (small\nslse) on a high stool er tabourette,'\nlining tho tub litaido . with', green .ink to\nirepe paper, drapinV'the outer side. If thera _t\nThait Body\nof Yours\nUw JAMM W. -ARTOIl. mm.\nArwtker Teit for Wec-ion\nWAWUNOTON, May it. \u2014 Laat\nweek of May Is expected to be a period of rising average temperature!, and\ndecreasing precipitation: very favqr-\nahlp crop weather over the coatlnent\nla general. Storm waves that are ex.\npected to cross coat'nent during weeks\nI ceatei^ng oa- May 27 and tl will-h*\nof moderate Intensity, and will not _s\neknected to be followed by northern\ncold ' w^ires. As -the earth Ptssna tm.\ntween .un and Satam, which opposition occurs - on Mb? tt. a general\nwarmhtg up will be exnecsd over fhe\nNorth American continent* nrohabty\nresulting In a short period of excessive -heat tn isctlons E and '9. e*M\nas difference between s| natt of f and I. and west pirt of 2\nand 4; the only dims.lne; Influence\nrtUTln. this period wtll probably be\nhi\n, Vor a long, time tb. uM of th.\nclinical thermonnt' r has been used to\ndetermine whether or not thjSre la |_-'\nfeottpn In the body. A ver*\/ low tera-\np^-atur. In the; morning arid a hlg))\nearn at nHhtjldial In mor. tfcan. t*o\nor three dei\nthe morning (hid evening temperature,\nlooks -uapk-OuB.\n\u25a0 Another: teit is what is known a*\nthe white corpuscle count la tee blood.\nAs you knew If the white corpuscle.\nIncrtfe-. grtttly In numbers, it Is be-\nrauee they are needed by the system\nto fight \u00ab&jne infection.. . , . -\nAnothW test Is the metaboUsm t._t\nwhich Is measuring the amount of\nwork the body is doing when It I*\nJust perfor*htng Its regular every day\nfunction., with the body-at complete\n\"'st..ju*d with no digestion going on. .\nIf Tab amount of work being don.\nin more than should bo necessary for\nthe aiH^arj. *ulld of that particular\nbOdf, thett-Infection Is suspected.\nNotwIJhatA-ding the above three\ntesta It Is often advisable, and sometimes very convenient to take apother.\ntestk and this aa I mentioned before.\nIs caaM tht, .sedimentation -est.\nto the floor In the same papw, ahd corpusclw sdon begin to sink, being\nall down' inalt-a. than an Hour,\nIf the Infection Is not severe It may\ntake up to ky\/o hours for corpuscles\nbanking ferns around the structure\u2014\nor pinning greenery or flowers to th.\npaper around tho. well. A painted\nstick, *ft-> a white satin ribbon\nattached to it might be used a. the\nwell sweep\u2014and a 'paper bucket, also\ndecked with flower* could be easily\ndevised. Inside the well ' would -11.\nthe linen gifts for the bride, wrapped\nIn eretrt crepe paper to match the\nlining of the well. ft\nWhen the bride arrived, ahe would\nfind.her-group of friends surroundnig\nwell-to make a silent wish, then e_ch\n\u2022hi\nfor sohie tlqi. and now give -fbeir re-\nix\u00bbt on Mi f-a.es, which' confirms\nth. claim. ttiMa some time ago. ,\nThis test le'dbne by drawing off a\nsmall quantity of blood lntola vessel,\n*n* ,%_**I_S!irk th<* -|mc \" }r*m for\ns In the ! blood to\nim of tho vesael.\nuch infection 'the red\nWeather Bulletin\nfh* favorable eondttlons for t*>\u00ab brrt-d\n-MT of pests and quick fonnlni? lootl\nvtbrmv of dantreroufl chamc-'r An\n\u00bb>i.or*rtiel_r amount of plflntlnR nr***t\n'nilif will take place (hirlnv tti'\u25a0=\nT>\u00abr.o*l.. moat ftf ft very late,-*' and a\nc-nfUdemble portion Itwt or .inprnf't-\n\u00abWf. This period will be especlallv\nfavorable' to that flooded part of\n\u2022\u2022\u2022imhireHt that needs a drying out. but\nunfavorable to th*. western p^irt of\n\u2022uiuthwest, that la in auch condition\nthat heavv raina Would be worth nili-\nllons of dollara.\ntTmm* W**Aml*T .\nPeriod of abova normaj tewpera-\nturea that waa expected to atart n-ar\nMar S4, will extend t* near June 8.\nfast of Hocklea. W\u00ab\u00bbt of Rocklea a\nakoft period of above normal tempcra>\ner, the Infection halgg leas acute. They\nstate that \"alxty minutes la the lower\nlimit $f Baf\u20acty.w 'fr.\nIf there la aome severe pua condl-\nTwo Qhioapi p-hyaiciana, l>fs. Baer, tion, tho eed.a_cntat.on time VrOiUU be\nid ftoU, hrfVe; been working!on*this j)^*^:-\npefhapa leas than half an hour, and\nimmediate opfiration would be kidlniC-\n\u00abd. Thla teat then gives bifc more\naid to -di* p-lyalclan or surgeon and\nhelps him to work with ttk>r\u00ab safety.\nturee last part of Ut9 will give way\ntf> a cool period flrat 10 days ef Juii*\nlg north and oentnl parte and an ex-\nt-eaaWely dry heat period la south.'rn\npart. Oeoeral precipitation- for Nor:h\nmonth of Junn, relative to local normal precipitation; greatut preclplit.-\ntion will be on weatern alopea and\nland approacklng thote alopee, except-\nIng seetlek >, where dry weather le\nexpected: during' the *vt*raaj9 Jun-\nsectlon 9 r*citlTes JIUle \u2022moiature, h3\nthla dry pettod will be of lfltle Importance Ih1 that s\u00abetlon. Principal\nDTeeiMUtlo* d\u00abrttg.yJune will occur\nhnA Ti. !jone t to ll wlllaveraae\nbelow normal tempereturea aad abov<\nnormnl paeclpilation eaat of Rockies;\nabout normal tempfratyres and above #\nnorma) prfenltatlon cm cintral aad\nnorthern Paoitic alupe: abave normal\ntemper\u00bbtuvee and beloia normal pr\u00bb*-\ncpltatlbn' 'ftp southera Pacific slope.\nK mode-ratir ftonn wave cantering fn\n3ug* 22, aad a etorm wfcve of mild\nIntenrltjr -oanterin_r on la, A heavy\ndrop i\u00bb av\u00abraire temperaturaa Ir ex-\nneoted ;to *aeeur eatt of Rocklea following'etorm wav* \"centering cm Jurf\n9, with' a onmnaratlve rlc* In averace\ntemperatures wcxt of Rock'-Mr at th *-\"\nrime. . June will '\"te a fair cro;>\nWeather month, excepting went-jrn\nplateau and strip Just eaat of Rookie*,\nwhere precipitation will be inadeaaate.\nBeat aver-aTfe *?fop weather of the\nmonth wjtll b\u00bb expected on central -lad\nnorthern Pacific alope snd in cotton\nbelta eaat of -Rockies, wcepting thn.\narea Jurt, eaat of Rockies. Daily\naverage temperaturea will reach greater extremes than usual; during the\naverage month of JHne- the range of\ntemperaturea' extremee Is very email;\nduring June, 1987. aome very high\ntemperaturea will be expected during\nfirst and lait weeks of month, ^ad\nsame verv low temperatures during\nperiods centering on 11 and tt. Pi-o-\ncfnltatlnn will decreaae during litt\npart of June, becoming entirely too\nFishermen or\nthe Ottawa river, land\ntftui-Keon which they\nf\nlarge areas.\nSOAP>^\nJVun4\nRENEW THE BEAUTY\nOf joor 8olle\u00ab Ureas tr\nIt\nCLEANSD\nH. MOOT\nHigh-Clan Dr\u00bb * Otmmsr\nrAieviBW \u25a0 nilion, \u25a0. a I\nBuilding\nMaterial\ntet ua figure your\nof Building Material \"\nLtW-ber a specialty; \u2022\nJOHN BURNS _.!\nto*.l\u00abIK\nIf It tak.. more than two hours, It\nis felt that fhers is no infection what-\nover, v \"'' \u25a0 i *'\u25a0. .\n< Why 1. this knowledge valuable?\nWhere the-infection I. one that r.\nftulres an operatlnn. this sedlmenta\ntion tost enable* the surgeon to decide Wtlen to operate.\nIf tlw operation does not have to be\nthe wall. Shs would -be I\u00ab4..-t__th**. 4\u00bbBS. imnsWIalely he can docldo that!\nIt IS saje to wait -a. lttl le. whllo, unlU. . .\nWomen h.v. .up.rior poiss. A\nman trying on savsn suit, would\nb. conscious of having only a\nellma.\nIt may b. -_ot.d-ln passlni that\nth. country never has suffer.* fnjm\ntoo i-uch religion in its public it-\nfiolals.\nConquering the air Is a romorkabl.\nthink, but the stuff never scorns to\nknow when it's Jicked.\nDueling had lis faults, \u00bbVt It boat\nthis modern method of letting only\none participant take a shot.\nW\u00ab oftsn .ntwtain . suipioion\nthat nation.l honor wouldn't km\nte \u00bb.\u00bbly injurwl if trrtr. w.. mor.\nof it.\ngirl. In turn, would be asked to think the sedimentation time Is a little long-\na wish, also (but not to tell It).\nNext would cume the -pretty cere-\"f\",\niiieny of the bride's reaching into the\nwell for gift after gift and openint\nthem. To lengthen the fun, the hostess might have \"fortunes\" or horoscopes (typewritten on- slips ttl paper\nmarked with the variety, names of\nthose present) lying ln the bottom\nof the paper bucket. These oould be\nrsud aloud ln turn after being dls-\ntrtbutod tmone the. juests. Of courml\n4h-J'-*)rlde's foreca*rt should be 'es\nbeclally favorable.\nRefreshments could bo served informally from a tea cart, or be placed\non the dining room table. These\nmight consist of a meat salad, egg\"\n\u20142__!!\nolive sandwiches. Utile cakes, an Ice\nand some beverage. To make two\ndozen * egtrpUve sandwiches: Boll\neight \u2022Je_ge WI hard, then cool and\nTemoxe th. .hells. Chop them finely\nby hand, then add two dozen atuffed\nolive, also finely hand-chopped.\nMoisten to a paste by stirring Into\nthl\u00bb Tpfltturlt ode-third cup of sweet\nmilk And fouf t__-*poons it buttef;\nmelted. Sptmd ,oo white oT graham\nbread, \u00abut off crusts, and chill before\nscrvlnfc.'\nAddress Inquiries to Miss Klrkmao\nand IbcIosb st.mMd-.ddrB.Mi9 uvsl-\n.v fir reply.\u2014Editor.\n\u25a0\nThe sardine haa a better time than\nthe straphanger. Nobody yells at it\nto \"move up there!\"\nOn* re&*on why Bionlsm isn't firm\nly established at Jerusalem is because\nplowing Is harder work than going\ntd the poet office for a check.\nTt's fair enough to punish a player\nfor pushing an umpire around. It Is\noutrageous to nssault a man just because he can't see.\nWhen an old baehelar geta mar*\nriad, you don't knew whoth-ar\nit's romance, or a deaire to get\n\u2022van with all those ho hat had to\nbuy presents for.\nCorrect this sentence: \"No,\" eaid the\npoliceman coldly; \"I don't know a\nplace ln town where you can get a\ndrink.\"\nShipping Shares\nin Of mand tm\t\nLondon Market\nLONDON, Mar-IT. \u2014 A persistent\ndemand for shipping shares wu a\nfeature of the stock exchange trading\nduring the paat week. Cunards and\nPeninsular and Orientals were in pai\ntlcular demand on mmora of the absorption of the former by the latter.\nAn official dental failed to dampen\ntrading.\nCoal shares showed little signs of\nimprovements. Pease *\\ Partners,\nnoted colliery firm, have given notice\nof cessation of work to 2090 workeis\nat three pita The atrlke and Mg\nrailway rates ar* blamed\nBritish funds were strong during the\nlatter part of the week, the tone be.t.g\nImproved by the ayeceaa of the New\nloan.\nCANADIAN)j,, PACIFIC\nLIMITED\nAround the World Cruise\nSA \"EMPRESS OF* AUSTRALIA'*\nThe Dream Ship of Cruises\nFROM NEW YORK; DECEMBER Z, ^927\n, 133 pays' Duration ,'.',''\n\u25a0I\n\u2022r -' ll\nRadio Broadcast\nTUNE IN\n-. - .V f\nMr. Deane H. Dickason, well-known world traveler\nand lecturer trf the Canadian Pacific, will broadcast over\nthe following stations, painting you a word picture of the\nWonder Cruise.around the world;\nK.G.W.\u2014Portland\u20147-8 p.m. June 1\n.-._- ., ^.B.M.0 _-_^tSe-^l^J-8:30 p.m. Itrae \u00ab- -\nK.H.Q.\u2014Spoka*\u00bb-^7;80-8:30 p.m. fene 6\nAsk for details and detpriptive literat-fe. '\ni. S. CARTER,\nDistrict Passenger Agent, Nelson, B.C.\nfudge the roominess of the Speed \u2014 more than you'll\nWhippet' front the; inside, ever need. S5 miles an hour\nStep through the wide door is all we claim. Many owners\nopening into the surprisingly report 60.\nlarge Interior. Due to its Ad}ustabl\u00ab Steering\nunique body and dash con- Wheel- tall or short, lean or\nstruction there is actually stout, the Whippet fits every\nmore leg-room than in any driver. *\u2022\nother automobile of this price Beauty -The smartest look-\nclass. Note too, the foUovvmg ing) mogt modernly designed\nWhippet features, all of them ^ ctiT on th, road today.\nLong, low, graceful lines.\nIf you have never ridden in a\nWhippet we suggest you do to\nbefore another day passes.\nlight-car field.\nFour Wheal Brake-\u2014.i\nsafety feature demanded by\nmodern traffic conditions.\namy- T\u00abEW-_WIW^TiaCE8T\nopening day enrolled several hundred\nacred negro voters, all of whom\ngave \"George Washington\" a. th*lr\nname. After the first three or four,\nthe registrar begsn appending th.\nname, of their late owners a. Burr\nnam.-, and tbuB the book. TeeA,\n\u2022O. W. Jonoa O. W. Smith. O. W.\nHarris,\" and \u00abo on, and confusion\nwa. avoided.\nThe Chln.se are aald oo be lmitntlv.\nand \u00bb_apu-\u00ab to a degree. If the\n\"Willingdon\" flvM him catches on,\n'mkTiSiy yet'K\u00bbvi -tt*Canadian Chinas,\nrtartin* their nan-). \u00abKt a \"W.\" \\\n\"Qi<\u00bb \u00bb\u00bbme is a guarantee all over thf world ol the mostjnod-rn icieii-\ntific farm and garden tools manufactured. Every Planet Jr\ncuts your work in half\n-These tools -double your crop yield, pay for .hems-elves in 4 single\nseason and last a life-time. Built to do ihe work, by a practical fanner and\nmanufacturer with \u00abver 35 yeare' experience.\n|M 'J Planet J r HIM and Drill feeder, \u00bblnal\u00bb ttmmgX Hee). CuHlYMer\n\\nm* \u00bb_ Mt%4 Flew Caanbloed planta all nrden sr*-*-.. accurateljr in hi)U ot driUi:\nhues, culti-fitca. end plow* quickly, aad th^tW-ehly. i popular with farmera aad cardenera\neverywhere. _ __ . ...\u00bb\nFlanet Sr TweWe-toafli Harraw, CultUater, sad PaWeriser\nit invaluable in itrawberry and truck patrhr- tnd the market Barfcp- l\n2 chittl-thaped teeth ind pulveriacr leave the -p-ouad ht finett\nidition without throwing dirt oa planU\nFREEI $mm\\^te,Z.tmsf\\\nFof the sikiai you can._stth- bookltil olvahlBBlc iafor-\nnation oa -II crop srswRig. You can't afford t\u00bb mias i*\nWbolenle an\u00ab Bt-tafl\n^\u2022\"Qaallty Hardware,** M\u00ab_wn, BO.\nNELSON HARDWARE\n.\nmore miles on a gallon than\nany other car.\nAcceleration\u20145 to 30miles\nan hour in 13 seconds. The\nWhippet's flashing pick-up Sedan\nmakes you master of any traf- Landau\nfie situation. Low gravity centre adds safety.\nCoach . .\nTouring\nRoadster\nCoupe .\nWtoMi-t WMpfxt-SU\"\n$795\n795\n8*85\n795\n'920\n960\n975\n1,050\n1,015\n1.M5\n1,185\nPrices F.O.B. Fo-tory, Toronlo.\nSole.Tax Extra. No Excite Tax.\nA-trac-ii- Credit Ternu.\n'\nM ai \u25a0 '*\nOVERLAND\net\nCAPITOL MOTORS\nVernon Street Opposite Post Office aad Hume Hotel\nVli\n' \u25a0' *>BB_\u00bb\u00bb\nm\nmttmwtf\n Cop^j\nTHE NELSON DAILY NEWS, SATURDAY MORNING,\nPUMPS\nAn Ideal Walking Pump,\n(t is made of Tan Calf, and\nLiuard trimmed. Gcod-\n_\u2022\u00ab\u2022_* .Welted Sole.\nPrice ?7.50\nLr Andrew & Co.\nSmmmlri fVl FOOtfahiOfl\n\u25a0 D\u00bb\u00bbl> discontent . was created in\nItaly by abollstvnenj, ot \"high co-it of\nJiving bonuses.\"' Bulk of population\nla reduced to starvation wages.\nKEITH KETTLE.....\nKites Selma Marguretta Anders\nson Is Pretty Bride at\nHouse Wedding\n.CRESTON. B.C., lfay-27,.,\u2014 A vary\npretty hoase' wadding waa that uf\nWednesday at the Home of Mr. and\nMra. A'xel Anderson, Victoria avenue,\nwhen their third daughter, lllaa Be.-\nRia Margurefta, was united In rnarrlase.\nirlth William Ketth \"KettlewerV of1\nKlm.nirl-BV n.v I **\u201e>_.__,.,\u201e \u2022_*#-__-.*_\n-.--jwel _.\nJ. (lerdman offlcfat-\nF, ev.nl waa wltae&aid\nby a corn pa hy of tile tamed.ale reUi-\ntlves and friends of the contractinj,-\npartles, tba rooms being attractively\nlroberley, Re\nIng. The happy\n0SOOETY\n\u2022?\".'. \u25a0-\u2022* conducted\nTilts column\nIn the absence of Bra. M. J. Vigy\nneii*. %ty Wmm MlMred Irvln*-, Ka\/t\napar-ment*. All newa of a social\nnature including r\u00abct*pUo\u00bb\u00ab. pr -\nVat* eiKart-tfnnieinfl, personal\nwin app\n!ieyhon\u00ab\n.\u00a3$\u25a0.1^ *\u00ab\n- Mr*. C\n!i*t*nt uf\nplea\nand ail th.\ntulips ai\nother spring blooms.' The bride, *w_h|\nwas given away by. her father, win*\nhandsomely gowned in ashea of pose..\n*llk thgt ctosm, and jMYta* A..kQU\u00ab.\u00bb\u00bb*\nOf white narcissus and tulip.*-.\n*uw>\u00a9rt*d by her -ffMer-,\nAnderson,\nShe was\nMtah Ann*\na Bile\nAnderson, who - was gowned In niki\ngreen silk.-- Harry Hogf (rt Rlroberltjl\nwaa beat .nan. T J ~ \"\nA buffet lunch waa served i_T.n-.adl-'\nately after the ceremony, and abou.\nnoon Mr. aad Mra. Kettlewell left by\nrootoa dn a trip to Spokane and other\nWashington and Oregon polnta, Xme\nbride traveling in-a costume of pearr\ngrey.. The grooms gift to the' br.de.--.-\nmaid waa a pearl necklace, and tbe\nb\u00abst man was remembered with a pair\nof gold cuff links. Many -acceptabie\nglfta for the. new home bespoke tba\npopularity of both bride and grooart-\nOn their return from the wedding tow\nMr. and Mrs. Kettlewell will reside\njut Kimberley, where the groom ib\nemployed In the company \u25a0 store -at\nChapman Camp.\nB-=\n'*\ns A TAXI\nto Serve You Night or Day\ni* Our Aato Livery Service provides 24-hour servtqe.\nYou can have the style of car of your- ohoice\u2014clo_*d\n'v w open\u2014small or large. ----\u25a0\nJIELSON TRANSFER CO., LTD.\n*>* JS^Ws-ttss. 7r_r'*-^dyw tiWohi st\n\"\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014___-\u2014-_---_________________________________\n\u00ab|\nI\n\u00ab\nCONVENTION\nOFTHE\nCreston Riding\nWjll.be'held in the Board of Trade Rooms, Nelaon,\non Thursday, June 2nd, at 8\":30 p.m.\nAll Liberals are requested l# attend. ,\n.. m-m.M.tmwU' nw^4\u00ab--fc-V\u00bb __**___\u00ab____.-\n'\n( *wtSm- ia-.--\n!\nF.\n-ferelary.\nI\u00bb\u00ab\" WTo^.mVy^ts1tmrt\nst her home oa Hettvsr street\nof lira. N. M. cWai_)B at J\nclsco. An ,-ffectlifB Brrsaa\nyellow tollps .nd loatand\/popples (iff\norated the tea tabfe, pNsilded \u25a0 over by\nUrn Hash W. K.,b.rtvtt . MrB. 8. J.\nTowtBod out til. \\laes. The Invitea\nguests wer. lira NjiM. C.mmlnf,, Mrs.\nw H. Kin-*:, ktrt.-.eftorst Hunter, Mr-\n-J.\" ' TT \"-A.\" Gibson,\nMra. George PYaserS'Mrs.. W. J. Star-\n\u00abe-h. Miss Agues Tboit- Mrs, C. V.\nya\u00ab_\u00abii, Mrs. Out tSrl* Mra. ,W. *.\nWaller, Mrs. H. H. \\_te-Keniip. Mrs.\nMacKenale df ivanoouver, Mrs.\nCahwr.n, Mrs.\nGeorge John-\nMrs. A. *'.\n,__J_ Victoria,\nMr... James 8. McGrflor, llrs. J.mes\n- ihaBoae . Mutt. JCIttr .\u2014Johnatiot);,\nlas Alia Johnstone, Mrs. w. i.\nfltsruK Mrs. H. ft. tawnattsi, Mrs.\nB. McGregor, Mrs. 0. J?. P. Faulkner,\nMrs. A. X Ddnnttt, Mfa W. L. Tay-\nloi. Mrs. Qordon Besston. Mrs. P. G.\nMorey, llie, C. B,^Sl{fi*oM, Mrs. H.\n^.' __*bel_.*>.t\u00ab-l\u00bb-''. ^p- *\u25a0 Towgood\n1927\nPagaFhre\n-___\n1\ny\u00ab*^\nC\/l BaJ..r St.\nPhone 299\nWand yeBtardsy. )\ncity vlsitorl'\nand Miss Dot\nMr. and Mi\ntored ovsr fl-\nW. G. 'Notrlf-\nfrom Ymlr, JYldai\n\u25a0 .\\\nWilliam Umbos' '_na his dsufhter,\nMrs. H. H. Pitts, ! returned last eve-\nIJlnv from a visit ft. Vancouver.\n. Qftrald -iilifts, who i ha. Just \u25a0 eom-\npleted a successful first rear at the\nNorth Pacific- Dental collate. In Jott-\nland, Is spending the hollds-rs with\nhis paresis, Mr. and Mrs. N. \u20ac.\nStlbba, Josephine street.\n.- \u25a0 It t to\n\"Mrs; J.mas O'8-ea was hostess yes-!\nlerday after-noon at' her home on isli-'\nlea street, J at 4 eharrnlnfly .rranged\nUajri honot* of Miss Dorothy p.nd'\n . , Quanli-\n \u25a0rooms^Tl|SHSBjM^|\"-,ire 'uist:\nPorothy Pond, Mis. Janet Grelg, Miss\nMadge , Hankln. tjKM Mills Allhsnd.:\nMiss Honor KI\u00abX. Miss Alice White.\nNf-.. A. t. McCullwdi; -Irs. W. M.\n_\u00bbl\u00bber, Mrs. A. V. McLeod. Mrs. h.\nV. Rogers, Mrs. O. W\/ Appleyard, Mr\u00ab.\nK. U. Sriiyth.\" Mrs. John -artmel, Mrs.\nOuy Davis, Miss-Phyllis Church, Mis.\nAlolse Wragge, Mlas Violet Ham'lton,\nMIbs Prances Fowler of Fttondel, Miaa\nNance Oracsy, Miss Mildred .Irvine,\nMiss Alleen Mansfield. Miss Jean\nWaldie, Miss Marlon Blackwood, Misa\nMollie Green, Miss Sybil Towgood.\n\u25a0 f f * \u2022 # *\nCjliJaln Walter H. Wright snd MrB.\nWrlfrlU, Kerr apartments, Have as\ntheir guest Mrs. ii. H Nowell of Lethbridge, a former Neleon resident. .\n...\nMaster ' George ' Morris of Leth-\n: irldfe. Is VIsltTht his grandparents,\n\u2122 Mr., and- Mrs.\u00bbOcor__ ; W. rttecle, Silica\nstreet. . , .-\n.' a - a\nMr. Ud- Mrs. JU.TV knarewa, north\nBhore, have *s therlr guest M. It rfeap\nOf Van-ever, -fbo \u2022 U, oh liU. #a\/ to\nfhe east.\nJ\n$-'\n.\nInsist on Pasteurized ilk\n' V'-*' '\u2022\u25a0 '\u25a0\njAtJWWer stater\/Dent made'py Dr. H. A. Huntings\n\"Vitamines in'JPa*teunVed Milk\u2014Just now vitamines\n\u2022je the newfest thing in the milk , business', anu\ntt>ine people ate saying that pa-teurization destroys\nthem. \\ '..<-\u25a0\u25a0\n\"We all recognize, the extreme importance of vita-\n\u00ab- mines, particularly in the feeding of children, and\nwe certainly -Ao- not wish to go wrong on this hn-\n! portant ma'Jer.\n\"\"So far' as t*c technical study of the effect of pas-\nteurization has gone, it indicates that the vit-iminc\ncontent of milk is not affected by proppr pas-\n\u2014t\u00abiTr_*tton. \u2022 . . \\ \u2022\n\u25a0'\u25a0.'.. > .\n\"In the absence of detailed data\" regarding the bc-\n- havior of each vitamine under all conditions, we\n*. will do well to remember the work at Washington,\nD. C, finant^d by the late Geo. M. Oyster., A htrge\nnumber of babies under the'supervision pf doctors\nand trained nurses were fed with; pasteurized milk\nand a similar, gfwo were fed with the highest quality raw milk. *Both groups thrivetj, and those f\u00abd\npasteurized milk doing a little better than those fed\nraw milk.' We must also remember that the children of Western Europe are practically all raised\non, boiled milk.\"\nWith the_-'fac1sTf--br- us\" we shbuTuTeih_-n' coSITa.nt\nof the entire wholesomeness of properly pasteurized\n..milk. ,,,.;.. ', .\nAH Our Products Are Perfectly Pasteurized\nCURLEW -CREAMERY C\nBUTTER\nICE CREAM\nAll Perfectly Pasteurized ProducU\nMILK\nMONTH-END CLEARANCE\nStore Wide Sale of Odd Lines and\nBroken Assortments\nEvery Pppartment of the stor^ participates in this month-end clearance. It is a genuine clearance\nof 'odd fine, ind bro'ken assortments. In most cases less than the manufacturers' prices. All arte\n! goods and up-to-the-minute in style. It will pay you to take advantage of these specials.\n'\u00ab*-!-\ny WOMEN'S COATS\nAT $15.00 TO $25.00 LESS\nCoats of the better sort. Made of finest\nquality materials. Lined throughout with\nCrepe de Chene and splendidly tailored.\nTweed Coats or Dressy models in the lot.\nSites 16 to 42. Regular Value $45.00 to\n|**B.0O. SPECIALLY PRICED AT *30.00\nTO f 50.00 EACH. -\n,\/,\\ WOMEN'S DRESSES\n\u2022J*1\"' AT $7.95 EACH\nKugi, Silk- or fancy Cofton Dresses in a\nrange of styles and colors. Sizes 16 to 42.\n!U Ydues tb 117.50. LESS THAN HALF AT\n$7.05 EACH.\nFUGI SILK\n\u2022*-\u2022 ' 89c THE YARD\nODD LINES OF CORSETS\nHALF PRICE\nFront or back lace Corsets in the standard makes. All\nsizes from 24 to 34. Regular $3.60 to $10.00. HALF\nPRICE, 11.75 TO 15.00.\nK Im. Thompson of New >X*-n>\/er waa-\nk df). vlBllnr yi'Mtt-nlKj-\nK. P. Crawfof_, KlliUiBrlily,. of th\u00bb\nt'orcupln* Oo|d Flclih company. Is _!i\n*l\u00bblu>r in tot*n this vreell. I \u25a0>\n a a \u25a0 a \u25a0 '. \u00a3 *\nMr. and Mra. P. M. Black and Mlair\nBllnor Black, foflner residents of Nelaon, Who have been visitor. In the\ncity, left on tlie Kettle\" Valley lant\nevening for Pentlcton.\nRoy -Pollard' la\nthla week.\na visitor in, Kaslo\nMis. C. B. liarrett will arrive on\nthe Crow boat tomorrow evening Mr\na vl.lt of several weeks In Nelson,\nthe bouse guest of Mr. und Mrs. Hoy\nPollard, Mill street.\nMrs. C. A. Larson and her son, Ai:\ntliut-, -ifeft. on the Oreat Northern yes,-\nt-erday moi iiImk for a visit in Spokane.' , ,\nti. J. i:o<_.y and Oeorge Miyiro arrived yesterday, by motor from Vancouver ou _ visit to Nelson.\n, \u25a0 * o -o t\n' O. W. , Humphry of Soutlu Klocall\nwee a city visitor,. Friday.\n.Mlslt Kuby l.upton. who lias beea\nnolhlaylii_ In the. city, Ike guest of\nher aunt, Mrs. W. H. Walker, VerBon\nMreet, returned last evening on the\nKettle V_ll\u00aby to. her horn.. In Vancouver. '_ \u25a0\"\nft*.\nMrs. William' Hutherfurd raturned\nlost evening on the Kettle Valley from\na visit Ln Vancouver.\n0.4. ; V j\nIt. L. McBrlde left yesterday on a\ntr:p to Trail. Kt\nB tf \u2022\n. Oeorge Powell of Cooper Creek is\na city visitor this week.\n\u2022 \u2022 \u2022\n.Miss OUve Oarrood, district nurse,\nIs a week-end visitor In Ne*sdn, the\nguest of Mr. and Mra . T. Dolphin,\nWard street.\n. . .\nA. B. Ritchie of Trail spent yesterday In town.\nBe*. \\ .\nLast evening, after the pf i formancj;\nof \"A Romantic Toung Lady.'' the\nliterary society of the Nelson high\nschool held a reception dance In Memorial hap-l for the members of the\nPlayers' club\" of the- University -t\nBrltlah 'Columbia Kenneth Hay, president of the society, and Leo Oaasnel\nware the committee in ehargs. 'Tiifs\nEdna Buchanan and Mlas Florenc,\nUsniMB-wer-\u2014tits Tefi-.hnt._t- cofirrBTt-\ntee.\n. . .\n\u25a0\u25a0 Miss Orpha Manhart of, the BrIUsV\nColumbia Telephone company sUf f,\nwho has been confined to bar home\nthe past two w-eks, will returh to\nduty, Monday.\nCJtESfON BOASTS\"\nNEW LAWYER\nCRESTON, B.C., M*y 17. \u2014* CfAtpn\nIs Hgain favored with - the ativanugb\nof having a Jitwyer p'rtn\u00abnt;ntly . ]u-\ncuted In the vlllac*- The newcohier\nli K. L. Roblnooii, who has just arrived from Kimberley. Prettou* to\ngoing to Klnib.rley, Mr. Robinson\n**** with the firm of Robertson. Uaitf\nterman A Talt, Victoria. SltiC^tho\ndeparture fur Nelsoa of C. B, G*i-\ny raitd, about two yeaiw ago. Crvton has\n\u2022*=\ni 11\"\nThe WILLIS Style V\nPiano at $600\nWtQ Stand the Test of Time\u2014It b An\nUnbeatable Value.\nWe will gladly mail full particulars of .our\n\"Rental-Purchase\" terms free of charge or obligation.\nKootenay Music House\nTHE PIANO STORK\n304 Baker St (Naur Bank of M-wtreal)\nNSI\n5M50N, B.<\nOur standard quality Fugi in a full range of colors.\ninch-i wide. SPECIAL AT 8&* THE YARD.\nKKINKLK BEDSPREADS\n.-\u25a0.:>:\u25a0\": $3.75 EACH\nLarge siie Bedspreads in good quality\ncottoiiB-with colored stripes. Splendid\n-vrea^i-tf 'qualities. SPECIAL, 93.75\nHACK.\nil\\ . ' PANCY RATINES\nHALF PRICE\nLook lit |he tidlet and pay tialf. These come in all the\nwanted, coloi. ui- plain or fancy stripes. 38 inches wide.\nKegulhrMS to ?2.50. HALF PRICE, 62J^ TO ?1.25\nTHEYARD-\n\u00bb f\" CHILDREN'S HOSE\n4 PAIRS FOR $1.00\nHeavy ribbed cotton Hose in Black only. A splendid\nwearing, quality. Made with seamless feet. All sizes.\nSPECIAL. 4 PAIRS FOR ?l.O0.\nCHILDREN'S GOWNS\n79c EACH\nMade -li_i-en style of good quality fancy crepes. Assorted colors. All sizes. SPECIAL AT 70f EAQH.\n\u2022\nSUMMER VOILES\n65c THE YARD\n10 pieces of Imported Voiles in fancy floral effects. 88\ninches wide. SPECIAL, 65* THE YARD.\n. * - . \u2014\nWOMEN'S VESTS\n25c EACH\nWomen's Cotton Vests. Made of fine soft yarns. Flit\nor ribbed knit and all all style top. Sizes 86 to 40. SPECIAL, 25* EACH. ,\nWOMEN'S BLOOMERS\n50c THE PAIR\nFine cotton Bloomers in White- and color*. All\nSPECIAL, 5b* THE PAIR.\nCHILDREN'S DRESSES\n$1.50 EACH\nMade ef good quality striped. Broadcloth in assorted patterns, and colors. Smart styles. Sizes 8 to 14 years.\nSPECIAL, ?1.50 EACH.\nWOMEN'S HOSE\n59c THE PAIR\nGood quality Rayon Silk Hose in all the new spring\nshades. All sizes in stock. SPECIAL, 59* THE PAIR.\nPURE SILK HOSE\n$1.50 THE PAIR\nPenmans or Holeproof Silk Hose. Made\nof fine thread and silk away above the\nknees. All colors and sizes. SPECIAL\nAT $1.50 THE PAIR.\nWOMEN'S GLOVES\n65c THE PAIR\nWomen's Chamoisette Gloves. Made with\nfancy cuffs in all wanted colors. Sizes 6\nto 71,.. SPECIAL AT 65* THE PAIR.\nWOMEN'S GLOVE SILK VESTS\n$1.98 EACH\nA splendid quality Glove Silk Vest in Pink\nor White, wlade with opera top. Sizes\n36 to 42. SPECIAL AT ?1.98 EACH.\n\u2022Ii\nr\n__\nKASLO NOTES\nCity.\nHiss .\u25a0'ii-i-vi-ie*. -Bmith.\n* A. J\" wm.rn.Te\n>.lday with !\u00bber .father *t Howser.\nW..J- Clark^jaf^oweef was a Kas.\nKAHLO. B.C., \u25a0 May \u2022?. \u2014 Oeorgo\nJohnson and William Myera are down\nttom th* Monte Crltto spin* -it Blay-\n\u2022look,- orhtirt- m%fy..a\u00a3v leasing. They\nintend spending \/aey*rt}l days In the\n. formerly of\nJCaato. biit itW \"Sl raaTdent* ot ~S*h\n.francisco, wlia\"^ YlBitof to town Sunday after h-ivh-lc , _ip\u00ab*nt n two-weeks'\ntoofl.-\nW. ,- \u2014 *-***.\u00a3\u00bb.r\nlo vlaitor, 8u\u00bb\u00abay.v\nAuauat OleiKrti. ode ot Trout Lake 3\nold-tunerH. has arrived in Kft\u00bblo and.\nwith a view to making hla home here.\nhaa purchased, tke Grothe property on\nthe hill.\nDr. Divid Hartin ot Spokane was a\n-vlaitor to town, Saturday. While\nhat* Dr. Hartin *ae.\u00abted. Dr. D. J.\nBarclay in (M-veral operations at th.\nVictorian hot-pltat. .\nJohn Houlion met with - a serious\naccident, Monday. He, with others,\nVraa moving the Howland * Welti\n\"caterpillar, wh\u00aba tke brakea re\nfused to work, awl one of the wheel.*\npaaaed over Mr MouHon'a foot. He\n\u00abai rushed to 5*\u00bb \u25a0 local \u25a0 hoapJtai.\nwhere he la widar tke -care of Dr.\nBarpl-iy and rtating: eaally.\nUltra Eliaatnth Qlegerich nfturnfeu\nto ber home bere, Friday oight, afi,i\n\" Pa*11 r,'ur montnb\n.lira. D. Swan Hon.\n'lea.Qieferltfh al\u00abo\nTafltrnt at vaH-\nl\u00abr__w*>; home.\n\u25a0wftn -from. Three\n(ill \u00ab* to Argen\nWatt dem n from\naa.pv^r tbe week-\n_i\u00a3rJb ***\u2022 day -.\n\u25a0t front the Revenue, Monday evening.\n~ P. Pond af Nelson wag a ctty\nA-ngus M'\nhe Cork\nthe Cork-Prov\nend. \u2022* \u25a0\nU McLeaa -\nin towa, coming\nvisitor, Saturday\n\u25a0\" A. Harria\na trip\niraed to R\t\nHoward Lawrence of Sandon waa a\nBerg of\ntowa Monday eve-\nJ. A. Hama returned, Saturday,\ntram a trip t\u00ab SMkane. He has re-\nturaed to Re-attack.\nvisitor to Kaslo, Saturday\nR. F. Maakoh and, E. O\n\"Te* In\nRloadel arriv\nFJ. Haywar4 of New Danvar euent\nthe holiday\/ in town, arriving Hon-\nMl*. T. 4- H, and will spend (-,*-\\'ial\ndays tn the ctty.\nMiss Agries Loff of Suidon waa Uw\ngueat of h. r mother over, thf holiday -\nWord ha.* bee\u00bb r*ccely\u00abd by Mra.\nCatherine Hughes of the' blrtn of a\nson to her daughter, Mrs. M. B- MacLaren of Trail.\nMrs. John Keen and Misa Mildred\nTwins returned to their home here by\nFriday sight's tr.iiin. They ha*..\n\"\u25a0pent the past two months In VfLacou-\nver. the guests of their brother, W. J\n. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Tralnor and\nfamily metortd in from Rossland and\nwere the guests of Mrs. Traloor's\nparents, Mr. and Mrs. M. Murphy,\nover May 24.\nMls\u00ab Kathleen Murphy, who teaches\nat Cooper Creak, apent the week-end\nIn town, the guest af her parents.\nA L. McPhec, superintendent of the\nCarnation mine at Hmdon, waa a visitor to town, Tuesday.\nMiss Edith Law sen, teacher at\nJohnson's Landtng, Aid Miaa Nellie\nMcNlchol spent VUtotia day in town.\nSLOCAN CITY NOTES\nISLOCAN CITY, &C. May 27.\u2014Mrs.\n('. E. Clark left on Tuesday morning\non a trip ty the coaft.\nMrs. W li Urahitm and t*o lillle\nchildren l.ft on Monday to Visit with\nrelative-- at Co-ville, Wash.\nA Urge attendance mirk**.] visitor.-;'\nday. May 23. at Slocan City high\nschool, when the school was thrown\nopen to parents and friends - f tht\npuptlF. whose work was on exhibition.\nThe I-vtui* it-' featured dvwo.ns.tn-it.ion,-',\nof physics apparatus by the pupils of\ntlw hi hi i<:U'.iti'>n years, and dlsplav.--\nOf drawings by the first year. Tea\nwas served, in _\u2022>-_\u25a0 nch, by numbers\nof the first and s<*cnnd year classe**.,\nthe- tea table, being centered with forget-me-nots and wild flowers. Anion-;\n'.he visittnv present were Mrs. A. L.\nOage. Mrs. H. C. Nye, Mr. and Mi-k\nH. D. Curtis, Mrs. J. H. Pinchbeck,\nMrs. K. Popoff, Mrs. T\u00bb R O'Neaii.\nMra. A. McMlllen, K. . n- tn Shook.\nMrs. W. Pyrney. Miss Marian Le.ven*,\nMr. an_f Mrs. Howard Parker. Rev. P.\nDewar and - May'jr Pater Swan.\nbWeITnotes\nCROP CONDITIONS\nARE FAVORABLE\nEDMONTON, May 27. \u2014 The Journal today carried the following oa\ncrop conditions:\n\"Speaking of tht.' area known us Edmonton district, latest reports on crop\nconditions are, oft -Mm 'wW*. \"iwy\nfavorable. Although the present aea-\nfw. is -a-H**\u2014of two -w*eek\u00ab*-l\u00bb4tfi Ana**\nthat of 1929, it ls now anticipate**\nthat approximately tho sam\u00ab_ aere*\nage as last year will be put ante*\ncrop. At least 90 per cent of inteaa*\ned wheat area has been seeded, and ef\ntho coirse grains, about 4u 10 SI per\nKINNAIRD NOTES\nKINNAIRD, EC, May V. \u2014 Mra.\nMarck DuMont ls home again after\nher trip to Chilllwack, wkcre shs attended the convention of the ftdsr -\nated women's institutes of this province.\nRev. L. J. Thompson of Edge wood\nheld Anglican service here on Sunday laat.\nMlaa M. Cameron sji-fint the weekend ia Nelaon.- visiting her parent-...\np* mmW*mw9\u00b0^ waa^ fc^eacent Trail\nJ. P. Klllough has Mt&ed a posi\ntion with tbe Kootenay Pffwer ft Lignt\ncompany.\n-JOSWI.LL, B.C.. May\nMr\nA. Hepher i \u2022 in **\u25a0\u25a0-\u2666: uV1 the Bos well-\n:a W*u\nVomen's Institute at the pr-,\nconvention held at Chilli\nSunca\nvtnc'al\nwack.\nMra. Charles Allen and her daughter, Mrs. F. Kunst. a-era Nelson visitors at the week-end.,.\nMiss K. Bebblngton and Miss Ruth\nCummlngs spent the Empire d-iy holiday at Procter, the guests of M'ss\nOarrood.\nRev. Clyde Harvey conducted three\nservices here on Sunday, leaving for\nProcter on Monday evening.\ngulf Island school\nfor girls\n\u2022AX.T mil XVXJUVD. \u00bb._.\nT-^l\u00bbll, -Oas \u00bb___>U (Cw__rl.(.\n\u00ab-Mksra* Ttt\/mtatt Bl\u00bblom\u00bb)\nThis boarding school for glfls will\nbf op.li.fi In 8\u00abptei_bcr. For parucu-\nlara. .pply MlM Nlcholl. St. M-r-\n-r.-Bt'. School, Victoria. B.C.\n_\u2014*_\u25a0*\u25a0 HI. \u25a0 !\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\nWILLIS PIANOS\n\"C.n.d.'. teal\"\nSol. -iBtrlbutors, Irom th. f.ctory, (ot\ntk. KhMv DW-toti\nKOOTENAY MUIIC HOUtt,\nN^on, \u25a0. C.-\"Th\u00ab Piu. 8-xV\nSay Smokers\ni. to hav. yot\nBUSH'S\nWe are anxious to have you try\nour Special Mix- U4_ __ _,\nlure. Just come-\nin and aak for a|\nplpefull.\nBATHROOM SUPPLIES\nLet us -quip your Ijath room\nwith:\nBath BruheN\nRath MM*\nita Uo_*_,\nButty\nTktai-i l^nrder\nToilet Water\nTutith Fame\n_lurl_(\nWa always (arty a sa\u2014lBaa\nline.\nMail tenkrt PruaapUy OeUnnd\nTl\u00abPooreDnifCt.,Ul\n\"WE Df-UTER\"\nBOX torn PHONS M |\nAerate for tmSOlt Cl-M_M_i\n=______.\n \u2014\n\t\nf****** \u25a0*\n\u2022nn? WW mnjl MW& SATuspay morning,\nJrtyY 28, 1927\n_-_----__-_.---_----,\n9IRS SPLIT\nWITH SENATORS;\nSea\nt Tigers in Fifth Straight\nGame; Indians Beat the\nBrowns\nNEW TORK, May IT.-The Tank.es\nMPUt a twin engagement with the\niSjiliators Jlere today, losing the first\nrS to 2 and winning the second\nt.\nThomas held the Tigers to five hits\nmt Detroit and the Chicago White Sox\nBfon their fifth successive game,\nBareby ollmblng a step closer to the\nMailing Yankees. The score was 3\n\u25a0 l. ,\nScoring \u00ablx runs on faulty pitching\nkaott iatt.M support and only one\nJJTned rup, t, b,\u00b0nier by Ho\nbERICAN LEAGUE STANDING\nL. Pet.\n12 .657\n15 .615\n17 .514\n16 ,500\n20 .474\n19 .472\n20 .429\n22 .313\nBRITISH.\u2122\nREACH FINALS\nIN GOLF PLAT\n-\u25a0\u2014for*\nOr. TWeedell and I.undale Are\nNew Finalists; Wether.-,\nFails\nf,\t\nHOLYAKE, Biif., May H.\u2014The\nBritish amateur ttolt champ, on ship'\nwin come home to England tomorrow.\nTwo Englishmen will meet tomorrow\nIn 36-hole final round.\nThe finalists are Dr. W. Tweedell\nof 8toubrld|je and D, !\u25a0; Landale, a\nmiddle-aged member of the royal\nLiverpool club, neither of whom ever\nreached the finals before.\nDr. Tweedell is favored by the\nexperts to win, largely on account of\nhis surprising; and derisive victory in\nthe semi-finals today over Roger\n^Vethered. former holder of the title,\nby a margin of four up and three to\nplay. Dr. Twee-dell was never headed\nin hlH match against Wethered.\nLandale reached*. th\u00abvTinal by beat-\ntor Captain It. H* Jtrtjaon of the\n\u25a0Royal and A\/iclept CliSti today by a\nmargin of erne hole. Jftbfton Is a\nfarmer < >\\f-.-rd ..nlvefwlty war, plaf-\nIbk oh the tfoif team there1 in 11)13\nand U14. *\nMan of His Word\n(few Tork ^3\n^licago I\nWladelphia 1 k\nW\u00abshingt(-n 16\nS&veland IH\nIt Louis 17\nSkrolt 15\nfyston 10\nt\nFirs* Gar.\nftShingtmi\n\\tiaw York -\n.patter lei\u2014Li sebe\nand\nR\n. 7\n. .. 2\nRueil;\nH E.\n10 1\n4 3\nPen-\nM_.k, Pipgras, Girard and Cirabowski,\nL-fngough.\nSecond Game\n! R. H. E.\nVMhlnfton 0 3 1\nYork r s o\nLerle.- \u2014 Hartley, Braxton and\nHoyt and Collin-,,\nR. H. E.\nI_<**0- 3 fl 2\nUroiti *.. \u2022 r' 0\n_P*tt*i^e*\u2014 Thomas nnd McCurdy;\nHbs,L''Carroll. H-inkinc. Hesaler,\nr-oodall.\nIt, H. E,\nrievelawJ 7 8 1\ntt. Lotift :; ltl 4\n-Batteries \u2014 Buc-kfy*- and Si'W.-ll.\nH-everJ. Falk and O'Neill,\nBy AL DEMAREE\n(Former Pitcher New York Giantss.)\nTy Cobb made the crack this\nspring that he would make so many\nbaae hits this year that it would\nmake, the score keepers and statisticians 'di7-zy counting them and this\napplied particularly against the Detroit team.\nA short time ago Ty was doubled\nat first base for the first time ln\nmany years. Some of the Boston\nclub against whom he was playing\nadvised him from the bench that he\nwas \"slowing up.\" Ten years ago\nopposing players would have hesitated\nat throwing out auch propaganda.\nOne day several years ago some\nwlsecrackera on the Athletics' bench\nmade the same remark to Ty. Racing over to their bench Cobb warned\nthem that he would steal everything\nln the ball park except the catcher's\nglove that day.\nHe stole five bases that day;\nsecond and third twice and finally\ncmled by stealing home and winning\nthe game.\nAfter the game Connie Mack :\nmarked dryly to his players, \"Well,\nhe kept his word, didn't he?\"\nThat parlcular game is one of the\nbig reasons why Cobb is with the A's\ntoday.\nm BOY IS\ntj AGAIN FAVORED\nUONHfiN. May 27. \u2014 After occup; -\n\u25a0*\" for tpome time a secondary po*-*'-\n: to* Sickle in the betting on tlie\ny, %tj be run at Epsom Downs on\n1, Frank Curson's Call Boy U\n^vorlte, with Lord Derby's\nslightly lower in thp public'*-\n(Mm*tion. The odde today were '.\u00bb tu\n\u25a0gainst Call Boy and ,'\u25a0 to 1 against\npfcto. A f\u00abw days ago the posltion--.\nreversed, with the oddK on\nI Boy 5 to 1 and against Sickl-\n1 odd\" 'luoted today were:\nApple. 7 Ur ! against; Hut\ntt to -. Lone Knight ind\nwy Maker, IM to 7; Apple Crc*9n\nfcih.a.n.-r and i-*..n*;,4\n,tq }, BuBsan. 31 to 1.\n'OOTSTANDING HORSE\nAbove are shown their excellencies\nthe Governor-General and ImAy,\nWilling,!,,,, with I Ti rae Minister lit.\nr\nFHNDISUE\nOFFATCALCAHY\nBen, Longshot, Pays *22; Mar-\nlodge and Miss Froulaid\nSurprise\nCALGARY, May 17. \u2014 The elxth\nday of the spring meet being staged\nat Victoria park under the auspices\not the. Prairie Thoroughbred Breeders\n& Racing association, experienced the\nsetbaolt ot the favorites ln all seven\neventsi\nTh. long gfcot of the program was\nBen, who paid \u00bb2Z in placing in ihe\nseoon. race. Marlodge started the\ncar. off with an upset, when he won\nthe _tr\u00abt race, and paid \u00bb11.90. Miss\nFrauland put over the unexpected to\nWin the third event and paid Jll is\nstraight. ' '\"\nFirst race, (MOO. thre.-ycr.-old,,\nflv. furlongs\u2014MarlodBe, -won-, Tula-\nmeen Kid, second; Vscper Lad third\nTime :U \u00ab-6.\nB-Cont. race, \u00bbM0. three-year-olds\nana up, about five furlongs\u2014Miriam\nWood, won; Hen, second; A. N Akin\nthird. Time :58.\nThird race, {.'00, three-year-olds\nand old, 6\u00ab furlongs-Miss Frauland\nwon; Chambclona, second; Black Pat'\nthird. Time 1:23 3-c.\nFourth race, $500, three-year-olds\nand up, five furlongs\u2014A. Lester, won-\nLucky Hayes, second; Sunny Ways'\nthird. Time :67 4-6.\nFifth race, ladies' purse handicap\n\u00bbo00, three-year-olds and up, mile\nand sixteenth\u2014Hong King, won- Ole-\nseoond; Khasta Donna, third\nrose,\nTime 1:\nSixth\nand up,\nwon; Su-ett\nthird. Time :58 3-B\n13eventh race. $600, three-year-olds\nand up. mile and sixteenth\u2014Bryant\nKent, won; Four Cross, second-\nMetal, third. Time 1:52 4-5.\n1 3-5.\nrace, $400, three-year-olda\nabout five furlongs\u2014Kinetic,\nsecond; Mayflower,\nf National League Results 1\nNATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING\nw.\n::.i\n21\n18\nATIONAL LEAGUE\n^Itsadlog 4-8. Newark ll-i\n\u25a0yr_<_\u00bb*e \u00bb. BuftofR t\n\u25a0iii1is\u00abI'i \u00ab. ToronU, 7\nBalilmor. 5. Jerjey City n\nPSciiic Coast League\nUt,r_m.nUl 7. 'Missions I\n.u. AjigeleS 4. PurtlalKl IS.\nl.klaud S, Hollywood t.\n^^fcnjyq 1. Seattle I\nogtom pre T.brlnk of Slonx\nlleensed woman box-\n8he holds\ni B-jlBlk corn'\nFalls.\nSome of the leading professional\nhockey players get $5000 or more a\nseason.\nBoxing fans paid a total of |4,-\n551.5-34 to witness bouts in New Tork\nboxing clubs ya\u00abt year.\nRacing shell* are now being made\nof duralumin by the naval aircraft\nfactory in Philadelphia, Pa\nNew V'ork state licensed 1704 boxers\nIn Hi'ti. They supported \u00bb4\u00ab managers. 853 seconds and 29 clubs.\nThe rowing stjuad of the University\nof Pennsylvania this year numbers\n450 oarsmen and prospective oarsmen.\nA nine-hole golf rourse is to be laid\ncut on the roof of a 38-story skyscraper In Chicago for the Press club.\nBecause of the growing demand for\nrecreation golf, the national game of\nScotland may he indulge^ in on Sun\nday. in that country by good churchmen without prejudice.\nGunnery Sergeant Morris Fisher.\nU.S.M.C.. hold, more records lor\nmarksmanship than any other man.\nHe ha. w\u00bbn tiiem at Olympic games\nund national and International meets\nof all sorts.\nThe value of the Qrand Prix of\nPari., th. -most Important racial\nevent of th. year tn Franc, has b..n\nincreased from 50O,0#_ .to \u00ab00,000\nIran...\nPittsburgh .\nChicago \t\nNew Tork \t\nSt. Louis \t\nPhiladelphia _\nBrooklyn 17\nBoston 12\nCincinnati 11\nFirs* Game\n13\n15\n15\n17\n\u25a0n\n16\n26\nIt. H.\n3 11\n5 10\nNew Tork \t\nBrooklyn\t\nBatteries\u2014Henry and Cummlngs\nHamby; Vance and Deberry.\nSecond Gsme\nB H. E.\nNew Tork 1 o j\nBrooklyn ;, 10 1\nBatteries\u2014 Barmes and Cummlngs:\nPetty and Hargrave. Deberry.\nFirst Game\nR. H. __\nBoston 8 12 0\nPhiladelphia _ _ 16 2\nBatteries\u2014R. Smith and Hogan;\nBcott, Decatur and -Wilson, O'Donnell.\nSecond Gam.\nR. H. E.\nBoston 13 14 1\nPhiladelphia 6 13 1\nBatteries\u2014Benton; O'Neil and Taylor; Pruett, Willoughby and Wilson.\nO'Donnell.\nR. ft B.\nSt. Louis ,...:.. 7 13 1\nPittsburgh 8 IB 1\nBatteries\u2014Rhelm. Llttlcjohn, Mc-\nOraw and Snyder; Morrison, Nichols,\nJ. Bush and Gooch.\nR H. E.\nCincinnati - 2 1 1\nChicago \u2014 I M 1\nBatteries\u2014J. May and Plcjiilch;\nBush, Brlllheart, Root and Hartnett.\nHon. W. L. M. Kin* as they-arrived,\nat Toronto from Ottawa foe- ths\nrtojntng of the King*. Plat.-at t\u00ab\u00ab\nWoodbine. - -. .,-\u2022\n\u2022\u25a0'\" \"\"\u25a0\u25a0\nBfl'I.\nI LESSONS IN THE\nI GAMEOFfPNNIS\nI By CAPTAIN RTYS^-tAYLOIt.\nCopyr_Kht*9*|.\nt .\t\nTHE BAd-KAXS GJUP\n\u2022 There has always' been a certain\namount of contro-rn-ky r<_gardinK\ncTiang-e of grip for that* forehand and\nbackhand strokes. The great maJoi>\nrity of players, however, favor a\nslight shift of the grip, including\nT.arned, Tllden and, Jutuiti-Um. It ls\nadvisable tn \u201e shift. -the \u00abrip about\none-quarter of the circumference pf tlie\nracquet handle and allow the thumb\nto run ^ partly\u25a0v-or-v* straight up the\nhandle. I am strongly opposed to ihe\ni-mployment of the same grip for\nforehand and backhan-d, although several very fine players have uxi-d It,,\nInclsding Norman Brooke**-, apd. In\nformer days, the Jtod|JeIey brotheiti\nand J. C Parke. ' ^ \u25a0' \" -\nThe grip should always be firm at\nthe .moment of impact. This is imperative. Borne 4-xpe-rtf, n-co nun end a\nloose grip between ptrokes. Thin I\nconsider inadvisable 'a* thp racquet\nhas a tendency to turn t-lightly In\nthe hand and on-, -croe* nut always-get\nin the proper poMiUjin. fop making\nthe next Bivofve.-,*. _ijlac*t-*_H_c, JtrlU, but\nnmmnJhtJELWm\nmyrstrmm^M\nroper Do,\n- tV1_*.>-.(-A1'..\non't loosfrA \u00bb-ISiilinft\nthe grin .Tshrnild,- Hk, \u25a0'\ntop- volley-. *-\nloosety in position-for. the ball to hit\nwo that It will bound over the net\nfrom 11. 1\nyoubuua^\nmm\nBecause McL.ughUa-Buick designers \u00bbnd builder* takt nothing for\nmmt*%'r.;,. \u25a0 ;.; '\u25a0', \" ,;;;\nGuesswork and chance have noplace\niii the construction of McLaughlin\nButck. The industry's most outstanding engineering emperts\u2014the\n' greatest automobile fesearch labor\n' atories in the world\u2014skilled cfafts-\n' men ^-vigilant inspectors \u2014rigid\nstandards of manufacture \u2014these\nare the reasons underlying McLaughlin-Buick quality. And, back\nof all these is the final proof\u2014the\nunending trials and teats onthegreat\nGeneral Motors Proving Ground.\nConstant seeking te improve on McLaughlin-Bui ck quality has resulted in\nsome of th. most important automobile\nadvances of the century ... ths McLaughlin-Buick Engine, vibrationals beyond belief, with its triple seal againat\nexceu wear . . . th** Seeled Cbaaelg\n.,. ... the Vacuum-cleaned Crankcase,\nwhich solves once for all tbe problem ol\noil-dilution ... the McLsughlin-Buick\nMechanical Pour-Wheel Brakes, unaur-\npsssed for dependability . . . the\na. .\nme?\nsawieci\"\nBecause of its unvarying standard of\nquality, estending to every minute detail,\n. .- . becauae of the relentless testing\nthrough which McLsughlin-Buick must\ncome, with flying colors, . . . becsuss\nevery principle and practice is proved\nbeyond question before it is ever offered\nto the public, . . . because of these ths\nMcLaughlin - Buick owner msy safely\ntake for granted all tbe important factors\non which motoring satisfaction depends.\nar.HM\njfO *j\ny-\u00ab>-_wi-.\n1M||r-iu L^i^g f_ a ,_______a ___-j^i\n \u2014\n\u2014m\n\t\n \"\nI\n\u25a0\n1 .\n^TI!E HEOT-J tOTTI-IET^ WfTHnWTMAY TS'Wr\nFiifs nrWWB\nICKEL Al\nBREWERIES LEAD\nGaiBB 8'\/(; Abitibi\nMakes Advance of\n'' three\nAMULET, AREA\nTORONTO. May .7. \u2014 I-ternational\nMa-al .nd thf distillery stockB were\nlb. mala feature's nf the trading ot.\n;_\u00ab Toronto Btook exchange today.\nInternational Nickel's pries range\nwaa narrow, moving between a high\nat I'll .nd a low of S7H. closing at\nUw.\nHiram Walksr gained 114, to CI.\nCrow's Nest wu strong, opening nt\n11 ud selling up to a high of 70'..\nwhere it closed for a gain of 7*4.\nAbltibl wu a atrong stock, gaining\nI, to 17, while Winnipeg Electric\ngained 1%, to 88 91.\nOther ohange. Included Atlantic\nSugar, up %, to 21 Hi Canners, down\nt, to IS, with the preferred. UP 1, to\ntt; Smelter., down 84,, to -IS*,.\nFormer Gains Nine and the\nLatter Up Nearly Six\nPoints\nWINNIPEG GRAIN\nWhMt\u2014\nMay ..\nOpen\n9\nLow\nill*\nClose\nJIM\nJuly ..\n110\nISO\n184%\nOct ..\n148V\n. its*\n151*1-\nits*.\n161%\nDec. ..\n1*1%\n1*\u00bb\\\n147*\nOats\n\u25a0 *\"JV'\nHay \u2022\u2022\n. u*\n88 .\nHI\n\u00abl\nJuly ..\n\u2022 si\nIMf\n\u2022\u2022V.\nOct.\n. mi\n- (It.\n66 Vi\nDec. ..\n. <-<.\n6114\nm\n6714\nB_rley\u2014\nMay ..\n89\n***\n10\n92*.\nJuly ..\n. I\u00abH\n\u2022tt\nM\".\n89*\nOct. ..\n. 70\n78*\n,70\n72(,\nFlax\nMay ..\n. 201*4\n20J*.\n201*4\n201.\nJuly ..\n\u2022 20314\n2\u00ab\u00bb\n201*4\n20S\nOct. ..\n. 20314\n200\n207*4\n>H\nRys\u2014\n*\n- -\nMay ..\n. 115H\n118%\n116*4\n11*%.\nJuly ..\n. 115\nin*,\n116\n11714\nOct. ..\n. 10S\nioih\nmr,\n1071i\nTORONTO, May 27. \u2014 Amulet snd\nArea wars tbe moat active features of\ntha Standard Stock a\\ Mining exchange\ntoday. Amulet reached a high ot 16S,\ngain of 9c, while Area advano.4\nSH, to IC.\nTowagamae Oold was 15 higher, at\n13.90, and Noranda advanced 8, tn\nI22.3J. Central\n$1.61, a gain of tc. Wright Hargreaves advanced 10. to $6.90, nn(i\nLaks Shore 16, at $20.16. Hollinger\nwaa up Uc, at 30, End Mclntyre SO,\nat $25.50.\nTeck Hughes declined 19, to clone\nat $7.16, and Dome wsa 10 lower, \\t\n$7.90. ,\nFIFTY IMS\nIN NEW HP\nNew York Central, Sonther*\nAm-BC leaders; Baldwin\n. .SatM Six Points\nMillEALTONE\nREMAINS FIRM\n\u2022. - \u25a0\u25a0\nBrat-ilia* Down; Sterwta-Wtl\nlia-iit* S***r\u00bb; Western\nGrocers Weak\nFALLS INK) PERSIAN GULF\nIrA\nCANADA BONDS\nComb Frioa.\nWhMtt \u2014 No. 1 northern 10714, No.\ntb, northern 183 lj, No. I northern 152,\nNo. 4 146, No. 6 13854, No. ( 128%,\nfeed 112%, track. 103%.\nSamSK COIOT-BIA EOOS\nFresh extras 30, firsts 28, pullet.\n16. Price to pro'ducera\/ 6c under.\nNBW TORK, May 27. \u2014 Speculative\nInUr-st in today'.' market WU divided between tke violent ad-aacea in\nspecial stocks and ths Jump'ef Sc .\nbushel in active wheat futures. More\nth.n 80 slocks, InrludJn. a dosen\nrail., sold at. new hlrh' levels for tbe\nyear or -longar, many of them nt tb.\nManitoba rinsed at { highest price ever recorded, despite\nth. rather extensive pre-hollday readjustment of speculative accounts.\nN.W maximum prices were reoortVd\nby New Tork Central, .So.th.rn Railway, Rock Island a.d St. Louis\nSouthwestern, and others. In the\npubllo utility group, Abltibl Powsr,\nAmerlenn Waterworks and > Public\nService of New Jersey all exceeded\ntheir previous 1121 tops.\n.nttsburth Terminal Coal, I'rnns-'l\nvanla Coal and Elkhorn C .1 common\nand preferred also attained new hlyh\nprices. Motors bffere- better resistance to pressure today.\nBaldwin took on a new le.se of life\nby jumping \u2022 point, to another new\ntop nt 222, but lost a third of Its\ngain. ' - .\nCall monty held at 414 per cent .11\ndny. 8\nTime money and commercial paper\nrates, unobanfed.\nTotal sales\u20142,421,200 Bhs-~s.\nMew York Stock QuUm\nHt.lt totr Close\nAllied Ch.ni. ... 144% 141*. 14J%\nAmer. Loco. ... 115% 112% 115%\nAmer. Tale. ... 181)4 107% 127%\nAmer. Tobao. .. 134)4 13*' 184\nAnsconda 45% 45% 4S%\n184%\n124 1\u00bb8% 121%\n183% 113% 188%\n8(1 80 ' 80\nH% 34% 38%\nIS%\n59.\nWINNIPEO, May 27. \u2014 Dominion\nwar Issue prices: ,\nWar loans \u2014 1121, |101.35b.\n$101.C5a; 1837, 3103.50.\nVictory loans \u2014 1937, 3100.25b;\n3100.45a; 1933, 3104.90b, 3108.08a:\n1934, 3103.90b, 3104a; 1937, 3107.95h;\n3108.25a,\nWar loan renewals \u2014 1927, 2100.20;\n1932, 8103b, 3103.25a.\nRefunding loans \u2014 1927, J100..5*\u201e.\n2100.40a; 1913, 3103.60b, 3103.75a; 1944.\n399.80b, 999.90a: 1940, 999.80b, 299.90a:\n1946, 999.80b, 399.90a.\nMONTREAL PRODUCE\nMONTREAAL, May 27-Butt.r and Utcblson 186% 188%\ncheese steady, eggs easy.\nCheese\u2014Finest westerns 18 to 18%.\nButter\u2014No. 1 pasteurised 45%.\nEggs \u2014 Fresh extras 35 . to 36.\nfirsts 33 to 34.\n.1\nThe best reserve one can bave\nRfsofBt-vf-. *** money in a Saving Bank\n1VC3CI VC account. It not only-increases\nby the interest it earns but it\ngives you assurance in meeting\nimy problem wh ich _hay present\nitself. A reserve is as necessary\nt o y ou asitistoyourHank. Open\n\u2022 saying account with this Bank\nand start to establish your reserve. M\nIMPERIAL BANK\n. ..,\u201e.\u25a0\u201e' r- ,| if CANADA\nnckw-i -v. !\nX\n1. H. D. BENSON. M.n.,\u00ab\n- W. R> -RUSK, M...,\u201e\n. W AILFN. M.nw,.\nBait A.Ohio ...\nCan. Paciflo ...\nCerro de Pasco..\nChil*! Copper ...\nChrysler ........\nCorn \u25a0 Products ..\nbods. \"syr '.'.\".\nOfn. Motors \u2022..\nOt.' Nor.; pfd. 1 ..\"*\nHowe' flo-tuT\t\nInsp'. -Coppsr' ..\nInter. Nickel ...\nKf\u00bbnne. Copper '.\nN. T., Central ..\nNor. raelflc '. .\nPhillip-\" Pete. ..\nits,ii\u201e \u2022 Corp. ...\nRock Island ...\nShell Union Oil..\nSine. Cbna.' \t\nSou. Paciflo ...\nStan. Oil Ckl. \u2022.\nStan. OH N.J. \u25a0 ..\nStudebBker '\t\nTex. Oulf Snlpb.\nUnion OH O.U ..\nl>nlon Pacific ..\nU. 8. Rubber ...\nU. B. Bte.1 ;...\nWillys Ovid. ....\n60\nK%\n46% 46%\n\u00bbV .\u00bb*_\n.44% 2(1% 244\n194% '193% 181%\n90% 90% 90%\n37% S7\\\n18%' 151 j\n87% 88\nMONTREAL, Mny 2T. \u2014 While\ntrend of vnlue was Homewnat nsrxel\nlit to-ny'n less active.- trading .\u00ab,*<\nlocal ,sto\u00ab*h Mchaogs. the tone of'tlie\nmarket rem.!~ed firm- \u2022 ___\u25a0__<_\u00ab\nItra.lll.n cfo.sd \u00abt ' IITC *\u00ab( \u2022\nlearn ot .%.\u00abt#r..Saving spM up tojjt***.\nn.w -high ot J49% (xd); In ths.Bifriy' '\ntrndlng. \u00bbI\u00ab.\u00abJ'-H\u00abrrls ***** at t,\\w\ntor a loss of\/%. \" 'V-\nBh.rwln Williams scored,'**. Jj*'\"'\nadvance, closing at the no? hfljjj of\n160 fot; a gmln'of 5 point*. ',p*_\u00abb*r>n\nTextile .nd, W_BMrn Omttr Smutch\nwith a dsollns of 1 poiat; ^ere th\u00ab\nweak spots of tb. day.\nTotal atlem-48,470 -tiarew bonds-\n135,360.\nOtos-w qutattmu at Moatnai\nBank of Commerce ; 142*'\nSank of Mo-trMl ..<..,.tWVm.\nBank of Nova Scotia ..:. .,..,\\,IU '\nRoyal Bank ..\u25a0..'..,....'...,'\u201e...'.H(4Vif-\nAbltibl- Power m I*.per .-. +\u00bb\u00ab*4\nAMtlW Petrer a -topsr ntt.:tm.:m *\nAsbestos Corporation \u25a0': t.\\,\nA-b.no. Corporation pfd . ...87\nAtlantic Sugar \u2022 28%\nAtlanUo Sugar pfd 98\nBell Telephone ..: ...147%\nBrit. Emp. Steel Corp v-j. V\nBrit. Emp. Steel Corp. 2nd [ifef\nBrompton Paper , ;\nCan. Car a Poundry 41\nC_n. Car ft Foundry iifd V. .1\nCan. Cemsat ...' ..'..ICO\nCana. Industrial Alcohol 30'.\nCan. Steam-hip Lines J.'^tjltt\nCan. Locomotive pfd 91\u00bbi\nCons. Mining ft Smelting 249\nDominion Brtdgo t*4 Hi\nDominion Oufsa 12-U\nDominion OlaBS pfd 112\nDom. Textile llll\nHollinger Minos I\u00ab;9,5\nA- P. Oraln I'JI-\nA. P. Grain- preferred .*\nI_Um of the Woods 130\nLaurentlde \u00bb\u00ab\nMack_y preferred 7314\nNational Br.w.rl\u00abB 6\u00ab (\u25a0\nNational Br.ewerles preferred . .,107\nOgilvie Mining 285\nI'enmens Limltwl preferred .,...19-!\nPrice Brothers ...;..,',.).. *4\n#;t\n.i th\nKootenay Bond & Investment\nCompaiiy, Limited. Trail B.C.\nkEdOMMENDS\nASS'X'IATKIi PREFERRED AND COMMON\nDUNWELL MINES PREMIER\nWrite for particulars of our collateral plan.\nyour securities work for you.\nWithout obligation send me report on\t\nName ....j\nAddress ...:\nMake\n\u202287%\n1.%\n\u00ab8%\n84%\n186%\n88%\n44%-\n\u202244%\nH7%\n27%\n17%\n116\n64%\n31\n61%\n00%\n48%\n178%\nn%\n178%\n20%\nStrawberry Crop\nExpected to Be\nLargest oi AB\nnna-B that It wiU t\u00bb o\u00bb. of tha)\nlargs* aa llSB.d.\nOffldala p-aae-tt mote B. \u2022. Ib\nCUu-k tet me IHIIllnt, aad J. ft.\nOrtnV ___-\u2022\u00bb eo->i.lwto--T an SS*\npr-lries, for tk* Btl-L'- OolnmbU\ngoviiammil\nThe 4000-mile nonstop all* daah by\ntwo British aviators from England\nto Karsrhi, India inded ln disaster In i\ntho Oulf of Persia. The aviators were |\nLieutenants Charles M. Carr, shown l\nhere, and Leonard E. M. Billman.\nThey flew a Hawker Rolls-Royce * **'\nbomber which, when fully loaled, I\nwelghfd seven tons.\nDOMINION LIVE STOCK\nCALOART, May 27. \u2014 R_cai\u00bbt^\nCattle 119, calve. 2, hogs 287.\nSteers \u2014\u00bbChoice 39 to 89.76, fair\nto good 98 to 38.76, common 36 to $1.\nButcher heifer. \u2014 Choice $8.68 to\n39, fair to good 87 to 97.76.\nButcher cows \u2014 Choice 37 to 17.711,\nfilr to good 88 to 36.76, cannera nnd\ncultera 33 to 84.\nBulls\u20140-ood 84 to 86.'\nCalvfB\u2014Choice 810 to 311, good 19\ntm\nALL GRAINS IN\nGOOD ADVANCE\nlcHICAOO..,May 27. \u2014 Excited b*iy-\nli_r .\u25a0\u25a0'lay brought about a wild ten-\n\u2022\u25a0tul \u25a0Mlv-i.ri.'-ii in all grains and provl-\nr|nnR. T{g\/l\\cgUy adverBe condftlnnr-\n\u00bbr wii ;il Mill corn, combltMd with\nIlk of war powl'bHIttf-R bptwcrti Great\nI in RDd liiis.ii.-i, llftcil wheat nc.-ir-\nnr'Ge, and mm more titan T,c.\n'rirti Iriff quotations on wheat wer,\n\u25a0rt-ratly iinflpttled, i% to s.fc net hlRli-\nt-i*, corn finished 4r*\u00bb lo It'\/h up, rv.'\n3,\" to ,\u25a0.% up, natH \\% 'to 2'h \"P. a\"...\nTuckett' Tobacco , preferred\nWayagamiu-k\t\n'64% -44% I ..Winnipeg Railway ,...;y.\n161% 164% I-Winnipeg Railway preferred\n87% 18\n44% '44%\n'42%- tt\\\n186-% 100 \\\n27% 27%\n|\u00ab*\n...100\n...111 '\n...130\n... 781;\n. ..10.6'\u201e\n..,195 \u2022\nPTltATFOItP, Ont., May 27\nl\u00bber two hours today nharehol.lers\n\u25a0QuptrtC Power .,-. ..*\u00bb*?.\ntrbrf\u2014Steady; unchanged.\nLead\u2014Stoidy; spot. M.40.\nZinc\u2014Steady; ftist Bt. Loui.', spot\nand-futures, 38 to 86.06.\nAntimony\u2014Spot, -111 to \u00bbi.i.2n. .\nAt London\u2014 , , ,-, \t\nStandard copper \u2014 Spot, 464 3s 6fl;\nfutures, ISI Kb. Electrolytic \u2014 8\u00bb6l,\nIM. 17s 6,1; futures, \u00a390 2b 8d. . V\nfin \u2014 Spot, 4293 2s 64; fotur...\nliU 7s 4d. \u2022 - .-\u25a0\nLead \u2014 Spot, (24; futures,. <21 6s.\nZinc\u2014Spot, 128.; futures. 428 6a. ,\nEXCHANGE RATES\nNEW TORK, May 27.\nSterllu.\neich.nge steady at 14.31 9-16 for 40\ndsy bills and' at 34.86 7-1* for A\nrasnd.\nForeign bar stiver\u201464l^c. ,\nCanadlBB dollars\u20143-32 premium.\n\u2022*m_\u00ab\u00bb\u00bb-\u00bb.9i4'!nv '\u2022.'.'.-''\nLlri\u2014\u00ab.40%c . . ,;,.,...\u201e\n' Nelson : approxlmatf! rate sterling,\n34nWH, -\nMarks\u201429.69.\nKronen\u201426.75.\nSPOKANE\ntt-li-U '. '\nSjdn_y\nCharlotte\nl.w\u00ab\nThe Royal Bank\nof Canada\nNilin. nmih 1 IT \" ' J Ml-_iT\n2-1\n. (Reported-by Q. W. Appleyard)\nConsolidated Smelter. ...*.......2241.\nCoiled 8t-t_s St4el ...,...,..8173%\nCanadian rsclflc li-llway 9183',\nHow. Sound .'.... ..3 37%\nDodge -BrotherB '...,,.. .'...v--;3 28.\nInternational Nickel ...........'.'.} 68\nOrfat Northern ,\" X.feWK\nKllversmllb :.'.:.'......\/......\u201e!: 3So\nLeaAimith-. ',.., *|,-,\"-l-i *l-4>o\nLuoity Jim ..-..;..,..,..'.,, .-...y. 20%\u00ab'\nRichmond .'.'. I.,.,.j..'.\u00bb1 * tic.\nOoIdBml* 'T.-'Ar '.. \u00bb0%b\nSludeb\u00bbken ,..,.......;..;.. ...rl 61H\nCan. Car & .Poundry.... .'...I 92\nS-Urkma. ,....,-..... --....,.,,'ts tf \u25a0 \u25a0\nAsbestos preferred ..........f.-.*| 87 li\nWinnipeg SleolTlc .....8 81\nPhillip. Petroleum . '.:'.'..I'.l.':'.'.j 441.\nBritish American Oil I 22%\nCanada Steamships common;., 37*.\nCanada Steamships ptd.......| tl%\nVANC0UV_Jt STOCKS\nB. C.. Silver ...\nCork Province .\n'Dunweil \t\n(..lacier\nOladstone .r*.....\nIndependenco . \u25a0\nIndian Mlpes '..\nlnt>r. Coal ...\nLucky Jim ....\nJ>adsratth j \u2014\nMarmot Metals\nNational 'Silver\nVernier \t\nPorter Idaho \u25a0 \u25a0\nKuth. Hope ,\t\nOliver Crest ...\nHlKru-nmlth ...\nRichmond \t\nNat. 8)1. C,. S.\nCoast Copper .\nB\u00ab**,..t.*M*>\u00bb\n1 fi? l.M \u25a0\nIM'afWJrm-* j\n\u25a0W^._-j0M\n.04'\nATH\n.itt ,\n2.04\n.15*\nMH\n.34\n.tf'\n.H.i'\n11.73\n^.07 rf*\n.0%\n.21H*\nj-attior-cri here and debated the ador-\nMon of thfl tnlntitei- of the annul\nrrect'iu; of April 29, In which we\".\nrti'liidt'd iho elactlon of O. J. Brooke.\n;;\u25a0\u25a0 preS-dt-nt. nl'inn wilh hia nlnte of\nit-cctorH, and *hc ratification of \\.-\n-jonf-i of dircctor-3 for the past year\nThr i-nt-oOnf. adjourned with T. W.\nWegttnaflt reprcPentInK the. section\nopposed 10, Brooke control, still hold-\ni&ff the floor, in his indictment of O.\nJf llitiolis a ml his directors for \"keep-\nit-a (in-jet cover certain tranaactlons\nwhich he held were ruinous to the\ncompany.\nTh-o shnreholilers, led by Mr. Wcnn-\nft?t. protest ratification of the sale n\ntlie Boreha Mann fait u ring company nf\n^uffaljp, of the patents, etc.. of 11.\u00ab\u25a0\nBrooJu SUanr Motors, limited\n.14\n.IK\n2.05\n;...27 J\n.\u00ab;\n'\u00a5 '\nAtH\n1 .19 i.\nMm i\nTORONTO MINES\nBid\nAmulet .\"... !tt8\nAconda -21\nArUo -^ -50\nArea 31\nBeaver 1.09\nparry Holly 'i ;40\n.'!... .93\n.71\n , -4,6\u00ab\n..-!\u00bb. \"'.18'\n 7.90\n....'. .89\n 31\nThe Farmer\n1 can always count on\nChampions\u2014they're\ndependable. That's\nwhy I use them in all\nmy engine-driven farm\nequipment as well as\nfor my own car.\nCkemBlan \u201e ,ke ketfe,\n,Mrk*fM.b--M_- elm\nJZmU ribo.S ,iUim_-\nmUe cere \u2014 it, ewo-pwee\neoemtroxsm. o\u00abdiu*f-\nclal .Hmlyri, electroSe.\nCBBKBloi.-- .\nfor Ford.\n80*'\nCarf other\nthan l*Drd>\n90<\nCHAMPION\nSparlCPlutP\nWINDSOR. ONT.\nA CANADIAN-MADE PRODUCT\nWarm the liniment, spread it\non brown paper and coter th*\naffected parts. It eases pain,\nrc'.icvc. stillness.\n7... StKtitly medicine chest. \u201e\nCastle\nCanadian Lorraine\nConlaias \t\nC.\u00bbltol\t\nDo|DB \t\nDon Rouyn \t\nH..M Hill \t\nHo|ly J0.O0\nIndian 07\nKirkland Lake ......v.. 1.81\nKe.ley .'.\u25a0;..';'.-\u201e l.!\u00ab\nLakfT Shore .... !0.;5\ntaial .12\\\nMclntyre ZM0\nMining Corporation 3 1.,\nMlflaMng 6.00\n\u25baie^r-y -.::\u25a0::'\u2022.)i\"y -i\u00ab\nNoraoSt ...:...' 5140\nPremier !-.**-\nRnujn .02\nS*a'\nB-monttm \u2014 Bitrw '\u00ab,-firsts -S. t\nunhurt.,. 1,-, ,\nv\u00abn\u00ab-\u00bb\u00bb\u00abr -m\nth&rtx it,\"\u25a0 firsts 24,\nsecbum .18. .\n\u25a0Chlc^o \u2014 Spot 30 to 21. May 19'..\nJua. \u00ab)4, Novemtjers 2\u00bbt\nktem tmmmOintn ,!\u25a0_ te SSkk.\nv v\u00abr\nNO WON0HI\no\u00abr saw- ot < hlWtsrn'* Show\nts running low when you con-\nulrkr that y\". out bay tm\\t^st>\nfor lew. NOWHKRB IN < \\N-\nM>A. \"\nPATENT SLIPPERS ,\n*S'IK 6 * ft 1.30\nmtme i% .to 7H*!,..,.ir\nmaeei.t to 10H *.\nm*-t n to 2\nTh.m are high fr_4e\"\u00bboooV.\n;tft*if, Itm'.-. o,\n-Wu\u00bb\nWatsu Shoe Co., Ul\nTtrmt Strictly Caah\nOther Hrain li\u00abN at WlnQipeg. Yorktoo, Saikatoon. Edmonton, Calgary, Lethbrldge-\nVancouver, Kamloopn, Vernon and Victoria\nmm\nWW DRY GOODS SPECIALS\nPLAIN AND CHECKED GINGHAMS\u2014In a larjre range of colors. 30 inches\nwide. Special today, per yard 23^, 33\u00ab?\nEXTRA HEAVY WEAVE JAP CREPE\u2014Over 20 colors to choose from.\n5 yards for $1.00\nCOTTON CREPE\u2014In Grey, Blue, Fawn and Black, with contrasting Rayon\nCheck. This material makes beautiful Summer Dreeses. 38 inches wide.\nSpecial today, yard 59\u00bb*\nRATINE\u2014Heavy, close weave Dress Fabric. Makes nice inexpensive Dresses\nfor girls and maius. In shades such as Pink, White, Peach and Grey. 38\ninches. Values from 75c to $1.25 yard. Today, special 49tt\nLADIES' SILK HOSE\u2014Taken from our regular stock of up-to-date merchandise.\nIn White, Harvest, Sand, Black, Peach, Sunset, Parchment, Blush and Champagne. All si.es. Special today, pair (i:i<*\nLADIES' SILK HOSE\u2014In Dark Grey only. Sizes 9, 9i\/_ and 10. Special $1.29\n,. \u25a0 CHILDREN'S SOCKS\u2014In a range of broken lines, for summer wear. Sizes\n51\/., 6, 6V_, 7, 7V_. Regular 55c and 75c. Today, per pair ...35< and 49**-*\nMala *rloor-H.RC.\nLADIES' WEAR\n, . COATS\u2014Made of Charmeen, Poiret Twill. In colors of Navy, Sand, Fawn,\n' \u25a0; Brown. Sizes assorted $22.50, $25.00, $35.00\nFELTS\u2014English Felt Hats suitable for wearing at an\" times\u2014Sports or otherwise. In shades of White, Blue, Roso, Wine Green, Black, etc.* Head sizes\nassorted. Prices $1.95, $2.50, $4.95\nRAIN HATS\u2014In Sand, Blue, Mauve, Green $2.95\nMANDLEBURY'S ENGLISH-MAKE RAINCOATS\u2014Can be used as Raincoats\nor Dust Coats. In the following shades: Green, Blue, Rose, Navy, Red, Black,\nYellow, Brown. Some silk covered. Sizes assorted.\nPrices $12.95, $14.95, $17.95, $25.00\n-. RAIN CAPES FOR CHILDREN\u2014With hoods. In assorted sizes. Shades of Blue,\nGreys, Red, Green. Prices $4.95, $5.95\n* Suitable for children who have long distance for school.\n\u25a0scond Tloor\u2014|J JJ ('\n* . \u25a0* ' SHOE DEPARTMENT\n\u00bb v \u25a0 i We have exceptionally well built Work Boots for men, which are moderately\ny -jwiced, and are good values.\nTAN LEATHER\u2014Unlined, medium weight, toecaps or plain front $3.95\nj \u201e,TAN OR BLACK\u2014Mennonate grain tops, army pattern, solid soles, double to heel.\n. Price , \u2022 $4.98\nSOFT TAN LEATHER\u2014Plain f_ont Work Boots, hard-wear soles, iron tips on\nheels : \u25a0 _. $4.95\nr TAN LEATHER ENGLISH-MADE BLL'CHER BOOTS\u2014Toecaps, leather lined.\nGood stout soles $4.95\nMala noor-H.RC.\nBAGGAGE\nNEW PICNIC CASES IN LEATHERETTE\u201414, 16, 18 inches.\nPrices '. _... fl.50, $1.75, $2.00\nThese are well made with a strong handle and are very useful for school\nhutches. - ***\u00bb**\u25a0 \u00bbto***'-_f.B.C\n \u2014 i\t\n*\nGoo.\n\\\\fk\n \u2014\u2014\u2014\n\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\n\t\nPage Eiglri\nTHE NELSON DATLY NFWS. SATURDAY MORNING, MAY 28, 1927\nssr\nThe Ark\nSPECIAL*\u2014 *__dl*a' 811k How. rtm-\nalar 7Sr, 5Q^ ,w ,\u201e\u201e,. Heavy Flannelette Factor)- Cotton, Galet-.,\nShlrtlnf. Coin Spot Mualln. Cunaln\nNet. Cretonne, Canton Flannel. Tow-\n\u2022llinc. Imwn, rwullr 30r and 36c,\n\u00bbtuks. Stationery.\nMail QriUfH Promptly Despatche-d.\nBOX 108.1 N.-isoii, B.C. PHONE **\nCome anil Oct Yssir Weight Free.\nTheDailyNews\n25 Cents a Week by\nCarrier.\nBy Mull:\n60 Cents a Month or\n$6.00 a Year by Mail\nOutside Nelson.\nThe Paper Which Gives\nYou the News First\nThe Daily News\nPhone 144\nAS COMFORTABLE\nIn summer as in winter.\nCool and airy. Beautiful lawns.\nKerr Apartments\nGet Our Prices and Selling\nPolicy of\nCAR\nSTORAGE BATTERIES\nBefore Making Your\nPurchase This Season.\nBENNETT'S, LTD.\nThs Home of Electrical Goods\nQUALITY\nand\nSERVICE\nFor Best Grades of Coal\nand Wood, Call at or\nTelephone\nMcdonald cartage\n& FUEL CO.\n603 Baker St.\nPhons 604\nSCIENCE CHURCH\nIN U FUTURE\nCongregation Has Option on a\nBaker Street Property for\na Site\nACTIVE IN NELSON .,\nFOR TWENTY YEARS\nOccupied Presbyterian Church\nSince 1912; Now to Have a\nNew Building\nIlnvins: rtrrnnffe.. the Rile of their\nchurch home on Victoria and Kootenay Rtrrets to tire congregation of the\nFirst Presbyterian church, members\nof th*? First Church cf ChrM Scientist\nare now' planning to ev*pct a new\n\"hurch on Bakqr street. An option\nhaH heen secured on several lots In\nun advantageous location, and financing of the con struct inn is now being\narranged. ,\\ fully modem and Imposing church building Is planned.\nHistory of Church\nThe Christian Science church waa\norganized in Nelson In 1 ri 1 __!, although\nmeetings of .members had been held\nfrom abmit lf>07 onward\nFormal organization look place on\nFenririiy 8, 1912, when the congregation was making use of the Congregation-til church\nIn November uf the same year .the\nchurch took over the Presbyterian\nchurch, completing paying for it two\nyears ago.\nA. S. Horswill & Co.\nPhone 121\nThis store will be closed\nSaturday from 1 o'clock\nto 5 o'clock during the\nfuneral of Mr. Horswill.\nWOMEN'S GUILD AT\nLONGBEACH IS HOST\nMil\nIn\n..OXO REACH,\nspite (if the Wfinhj-r, tht- im-mbi,---** -\u25a0!\nthe Hurrop ->_ Uistilct Women's Institute managed tu keep amused nt\ntlie home nf Mrs. Smith ol\" Crnigend,\nwhen (In* women's guild of Longbeach\nentertirined \u2022 them there yesterday.\nQuite ii number tinned out, and the\nafternoon was no. nt In various gam* a\nHnd a short plav was put on by Mr.\".\nIlohert Hill anil Mrs. Uutherglen, liu\nformer 1 iking th< part of fussy ulu\nmaid, ami the latter that of ber nicer,\nin a diK'Sriguo called \"Two Invitations.\"\nAmong the games wis the search\nfor proverbs of which two portion*-\nhad been hidden in tlie beautiful rock\ngarden, and in this Mrs. Ogilvie wns\nthe winner of a fine stxafra\u00abe, calleu\n\"Crimson Carpet,\" Another sport was\ntbe guessing of the weight of a cake,\nof which Mrs. Ashby was successful\nin naming the weight to an ounce,\nwhile in \"Celebriik's,\" Mrs. Harrop\ntook the prize by guessing the large.-!\nti umber of names pinned on Iter bark.\n(Continued From One.)\nwould have accepted that opportunity\ngiven them la accordance wltb tlie\nproviiloBi of article 13 of the trade\nagreement\n\"They dlj neither; on tbe contrary,\nthe hostility ot the Soviet govern\nment, together with the lubTerelve\npropaganda carried on by their asso\nelates, tba R-tia&lan Communist party\nand the Third Internationale, ln the\nUnited Kingdom itself and the Brit\nlah overseai territory has contlnueo\nI unchecked, to culminate ln the abuse\n\u25a0 of diplomatic privilgea.\n' \"Ther* at*,-*}* I warned-you In. my\nnote of February 23, limits to the\npatience of Hll Majesty's government\nand of publlo opinion here, and these\nlimits now have been reached.\nIn view of tha facts stated above,\nWis Majesty'* Jrovernment must now\nn card themselvea, In accordance wi.l*\nHie- provision* of paragraph 8 of\narticle 13 of tbe trade agreement. ;**\u25a0'\nfree from tha obligations of* that\nagreement. TJw. privileges conferred\nmi M. Mi in i Hi ii i; (president of tha\ncentral union of cooperative societies)\nand his assistants, in accordance with\nihe agreement, aro hereby terminated,\nand I have to request their departure\nfrom thlfl country.\nNo -Obstacles In Way\n\"His Majesty's government, whlk\ncompelled to take this step for the\nreasons stated above, do not wish to\ninterfere with the ordinary course of\nlegitimate Anglo-Russian trade, and\nwill, therefoa4( place no obstacles in\nthe way of genuine commerce between\nthe two cotm-trles They will rair.i\nno objections to tbe continuance of\nthe legitimate commercial opertitioni\nof Arcos, limited, in the same conditions as that applicable to other trad*\nirg organizations in this country, and\nwith this -object, they are prep-tred tn\nallow a reasonable number of Russian\nemployees of the country, who_>e\nnames will he communicated to yoy,\nto remain in this country, provide!\n(hat'they comply with the law of tlie\nCHAMPION ORATORS\nNothing i- too grrod for the nick.\nSmythe's Pharmacy\nPRESCRIPTION SPECIALIST\nIn business for your health. Let us\nfill your prescriptions. Mail orders\npromptly executed. Call and wait for\nyour ear. Phon* 1.\nSunday hours! 1 to 4 and 7 to 8 p.m.\nJ. A. C. Laughton, R.O.\nSpecializing in Correcting Defective\nSight by Proper Glasses.\nQuick Repair 8ervice.\nGRIFFIN BLK. \u2022 \u2022 PHONE 12S\nTRY A CLASSIFIED AD.\nro\nOpening Game\nWest Kootenay Baseball League\nRECREATION GROUNDS, 2:30 P.M.\nTomorrow -Sunday- Afternoon\ntt\nRossland vs. Nelson\nYou certainly won't be disappointed in this game.\nLawn Mowers\nWe have a splendid assortment to choose from. Four\ngrades* and five sizes, 12 to 18-inch.\nSTAR, WOODYATT STANDARD, EMPRESS BALLBEARING and GREAT AMERICAN BALL-BEARING.\nWood- Vallance Hardware Co Ltd.\nWHOLESALE NELSON, B.C RETAIL\nHere, are Canada's greatest youSff\norators. At th-e top In Frederick\nPearson Hotson ot Tavistock, On\ntarlo. winner of th-e Canadian Oratorical championship In Toronto. He alao\n\u2022will represent Canada at Washington\nthis autumn, meeting the chfimploos\n.of t-Treht Britain, France, United\niBtates, Japan. Mexico and 11;*v.-.iii in\nithe International contest. T*ower left.\nMile. Slmcnc Lnndry bTSte. Adotphe,\nManitoba, who apok* in French nnd\nwon second place, md tight, Miss\nJean Cameron ot Vancouver, B.C.,\nwho (same thi.nl.\nA DEMONSTRATION IN TH-K LATEST\nIHUDSON SUPER SlY\n!9_\nWork Clothes\nHaving the exclusive agency for Headlight\nand Brotherhood Overalls, also Headlight\nPants and Shirts, we are Able to offer Work\nClothes of the better kind lit very moderate\nprices. We know of no better Work Clothes\nthan these and will replace every garment\nthnt does not give satisfaction.\nJ Ask to see the new Hesdligtht Overall with\nthe full back,\nOVERALLS\nHea-lifht,\nback ..\nblue\nwith h-fh\ngS.SO\nblus with hlsh\n\u00bba.5o\nA J\\'ew Headlight with..\u00bb. full\nback to Uke th. placo of\nCoveralls 92 75\nBrotherhood,\nback \t\nWORK SOCKS\nCotton Ribbed, all ooloM 85\u00ab**\nPUre Wool llliibed ' Heather\n35* \u00bb >or 81,00\nCOVERALS\nHeanilsht, Khaki or Blu. Cov-\neral*. ..'...' 84.50\nJi('y Coverall In Klwtftl. Ma-*\nWith thr, Huoklew Zipper\nFastener 05.00\nA hand \u00bbarm.*|t to. knee\naround th. house or car.\nKHAKI PANTS\nA Good Strong Pant. .(1,90\nHeavy Weight Khaki . .(2,50\nHeadlight, Snag Proof. .(3.50\nBlue Pant, Red Back . $2.25\nPOLICE RRAOES\n60*. 75*. 81.00\nWORK SHIRTS\nBlue Chambray $1.25\nand \u25a0 $1.75\nKhaki Drill $1,25 to $3.65\nFancy Cheek brills ..-$1,75\nand .v $2.00\nSignal' Shirts in Dark Blue,\nwith Stiff Collar . $2.25\nland and confine their activities Illegitimate commerce. But His Ma)**e-\nty's government cannot Buffer the \u2022&*-\nIstence here of a privileged organisation which, under the guise of peaceful trading, carried on espionage and\nintrigues agaias the country jn which\nIt et-tablifched.\nRequest* Witlidrnwa-\n\"Flnally, Hia Majesty's government\nhave decided that they no longer can\nmaintain diplomatic relatione with a\ngovernment which permits and encourages such a state of things a\u00bb\nhas heen disclosed.\n\u2022'Existing relatione between the two\ngovernment*-) -qre hereby suspended,\nand I have to request that yo\\\\ will\nwithdraw yourself and your staff\nfrom thia country with In the course\nof the next 10 days. I tun instructing\nHis Majesty's representative at Mop-\ncow to leave Russia with hie staff,\nand would be glad if you would r*3-\nqueet your --government to afford htm.\nind to Mr. Preston at Leningrad, and\nto Mr. Patton at Vladivostok, the\nnecessary facilities for the departure\nof themselves and their aaaUrtent-j.\nSuitable* arrange men tn, the det-ijls of\nwhich will be communicated to you in\ndue course, will be made for the departure from this country of yourself\nand your staff, and ihe Russiai. members of the trade delegation.\n(Signed)\n\"CHAMBERLAIN.\"\nTOO LATE TO CLASSIFY\nKOTt RKNT-- WiMt-furnUthM hour*'\nwith lovely lawn and fruit\nfor summer months. Ilione\nIt trei h,\nAfJKNTK. HITH1.K HEX, *T5 a wee't.\neasy, Hell ina I'Uon Cleaners. Bells\n'hi :-i|_.ln i l.-.'iiis everything like\nmagic*. 1'nlcii 1'rodwtn Cv>., AIcx-\nnndrla, On]. (*\u00bb\".\nh-ACHK!.\u2014For Biilllvan Hill Public\nSchool, Kimberley, H.C- Apply Secretary. IM68)\nNelson News of tbe Day\nDe-nonniTaUng Datu.-lar, the aewsst-\nEleourtc Washer, K_.irldry, Du #ai.\nHi II Do sjar din's vulcanising shop,\nmpomry qmrters, Ntlegrf St-eain\nLnnndry. Vernon street. I.S-.HI)\nClriasoHe's for your bedding plants,\nI wo veget .hie plants, (l\u00bb-;*7);\nHodding Ma\nbouses.\nat (Irisselle's -\\\\ -u-\n(s-U*.;\nKOTTOs. Th.* HcoBts of -the Jtt;\nNi ison Troop will parade , today at!\n,:15, :tt St, l-Hul's, tn attend _*\u2022\u00bb funeral of the late A. S. Horswlll, president n f the Boy Seoul Afiut'lailon.\nniformi* to br worn, if ponelble.\nFuneral \u25a0\u25a0{ the int.' Ald-Twan A- S-\nHorswill will b-- hfld \/rontfet. flav-:\nn.ut'k ciiurch, st 2 p.m, on Saturday,\nMay 2X. Henialna at H. J. ftoberi-\nson's pnilm-. (|3S*_)\nOutlet Xotal, Frooter, la ear aew >iU-\nrvom. tXmrmOmXr C_Ags Orebwttlk\nWAT80W 8 for\nshoe rehiring.\n-,w'\u00ab.^\nFurnlBiif. Suite.\u2014Kerr Ap-rttn\u00bbnt -\n (7U\u00abI\nI\"t>r th\u00bb beat ot Bbo. rspatrs, Was.\nrlSmi ta. (7\u00bb:\u00ab)\nP.M.\nGR0CERTER1A\nPHONE 235\nCHl'SHSiD *-*I*\u00bbBAPP__S\u2014-ie.\n!Oef,Me_t\u00ab. J Una 55^\nCOFPBB\u2014Truth Groun*.\n\u2022Nice quality. Pound 50c4\nBANANAS\u2014Oolden.\nJust right 3 lbs 45^\nBI.UK OOOSE ORANGES\u2014\nSpecial, 3 dozen SSO\nQUALITY FIRST ,\nAUCTION\n4W MILL ST.\nWEDNESDAY, JUNE 1, 2 p.m.\nFavored with instructions from Mrs.\nJ. K. Poole I will offer the following: Garden Tools, Sealers, Utensils,\nDishes, Heating Stove, Electric Washing Machine, \u00ab-hole Premier White\nEnamel Back Range, Electric Iron\nand Board, 8|nger Sewing Machine,\nClock, 10 lbs. Soap, Dining Room\nExtension Table and Chalra to match,\nHeavy Oak Rockers, Wicker Rocker,\nBuffet, 3 Mirrors, Picture*. Davenport, Blinds and Curtains, New Llnd,\nIron Berts, Felt Mattresses, Bedding.\nWhite- Dreseers, Congoleum Rug\u00bb,\nBooks, Portieres. Single Iron Beds,\n2 paUs Roys' Boxing Gloves, Phonograph Record!-, Cuf.ilons, etc., etc.\n(foods on view morning of sale.\nTerms Cash. G. Hni.sri-_.-i-l>.\nAuction: I; r.\nWILL CONVINCE YOU OF ITS I'NKXCKLLBD \u25a0VA-.*-* *\nSMEDLEY GARAGE CO\nPHONK\nDr. M. F. Setters\nPhjak-ui and -\u00abW-oa\nSuite MS m, Mf Bnakar, B___Hn\u00ab\nover whlteboiiB*.\nSPOKANE, WAHB.\nco-a-r RlT-nMe al Bowwd\nTEETH\nand\nHEALTH\nOur constant study, in\nthe relation bet\\v\u00abetf yeuit\nteeth and the general well-\nbeing of your body.\nWe are therefore in *\n\u2022Jo-i-ion to properly advise\nyou after examination.\nEfficient Dentistry at\nREASONABLE PRICES 1\nin our constant aim.\nSUNDAY, MAY 29\nChicken Dinner\nAnd New Potatoes\n-_-A1V\nTHE GRILL\nMAIL ORDERS OUR\nSPECIALTY\nFor PURE DRUGS, MEDICINES, PINE STATIONERY\nud GARDEN tEEDS, etc..\nwild yonr order, to us. You'll\ntin. them promptly by return '\nmail or jltiiey.\nRutherford Drug Co\nN.lB\u00bbn\nDEVJBLOPING\nPRINTING\nENLARGING\nFRAMING\nJ. H. ALLEN\nPicture Fnmini\nAmateur Finithing\nDR.IJXELEY\nDBNTI\u00bbT\n40-i\/j Baktr ft- N.Imiw 8, C.\ns A M.\u00ab.-|'__*___.\/!\nlr\\t VrifiiiimciM\nslATINBE 2!30\nNIGHT l!AND 9\nlorn Mix\nCOMING MONDAY\nThomas Meighan\n\u2014IN\u2014\n^Blind Atteys'\n MRS. O. MONBTTE\ntketef, comfort for ail who luffer irom\n\u25a0digestion in tbit grateful note written\nty Mrs. Omer Monttte, Montreal: ''I\na dared take 'Fniit-a-tives', fearing\nIpeptia wouldn't vanish,\" Mrs.\ns frankly confesses, \"but finally\nDO. two boxes. Now I rat well and\n\" und 'Fruit-a-tives' to all my\nas tb. best remedy far dyspepsia.\nIn. Monette expresses the sentiment oi\nkousands of people whose digestions\nquickly back ta normal under thr\nInfluence of \"Fruit-a-tivea\".\nUa wonderful medicine is a combination\nI Intensified fresh (ruit juices and tonics.\n\" estion and biliousness often are due\n|r to Jazy bowels, liver and kidneys.\nFr_tt-a-tlves\" overcomes these comfl-\ngehtly and naturally. Get a bot\nyour druggist, He or 50c. Relish\nour food again as Mi. Moncite does.\nATZIC GROWER IS\nINSTANTLY KILLED\nHATZIC,, B. C\u201e MaK 27.\u2014W. H\nOore, H&tzlc fruit grower, \"was In-\nantly killed last night -(Then his\nitomobfle was struck by a C. P. R.\nMaenger train-at a level crossing\n\u25a0ar here.\nMARGATE, Kent, May 37 \u2014 Pormcr\nPremier David 7-loy-i Oeorge, addressing a Liberal demon nt ration here\ntonight, expreMed great regret for\nthe broak In Anglo-Russian relations.\n\"Having broken relations,\" Ik et-\nrlaimed, \"what Is left? There In only\none thing left, that ls tho thunderbolt\nof war. What folly. What mfldnesfl.\"\nReferring tn rumors that the trade\nunion bill nnd the break with Russia\nmeant the dissolution of pafllamept\nand a genorol eleetlon, Lloyd George\nssid that ho doubted whfther even\nPremier Baldwin knows in sdvtncf\nwhat h-**- ts going to do.\nTho former premier bewailed the\nfailure to pass the Irish home rule\noill when It was' first Introduced\nbecause, he said, hsd hoipe rule h-**\u00ab*n\non tho statute In 1014. \"we should\nnot have hnd the groat war, for It\nwas owing to the qunrrfllng at home\nand the threat of civil war that the\nGerman staff arrived at the decision\nth**. Tifitiiin was out of the reckoning.\"\nSeattle Pioneer\nDies at Home; Was\nBorn in Toronto\nSEATTLE, May 87.\u2014Resident of\nSeattle for 60 years, Mrs. Harriet\nHanna-th Baxter, 80, died here today.\nBhe was born in, Toronto, Ont., and\ncame to the Pacific coast in 1850\nwith her pareptt\nOne of the outstanding horses tp be\nseem on Canadian tracks this summer\nIs Mi-h. K. 8. Glassco's 3-year-old\n\u2022\u25a0\u25a0 \"-rtaa\nbrown gelding, Capitol. Aa a 2-year-\nold Capitol won four out of six starts\n| on the Canadian circuit last year.\nManson Claims Honor for British Columbia, but Challenged\nby Manitoba\n-s-\nVICTORIA, B. C, May 27\u2014Some\naspects of child behaviour problems\nin their relation to the juvenile court\nand to tho (jommunity were discussed\nby welfare workers from all parts of\nCanada, gathered here today in the\nfinal session ol- the sixth Canadian\nconference on child welfare.\nHon. A. M. Mansr.u, attorney-gen-\nS; \u2022#\u25a0*\u25a0' \u00bb*, -\nBUM\nOff'.clal Announcement of the Winners of Goblin\nMagazine's $3,000 Contest\nIIS PRIZES AWARDED\nCHRYSLER SEDAN IS WON BY HAMILTON PASTOR\n.first Pri-?-\u2014fleverend Austin W. Guild, 14 Brucedale Ave. East, Hamilton, Ont.\n\u2014Chrysler Sedan, plus $300.00\nSucond Prize\u2014Arthur Patrick Pratt, Bank of Commerce, Mission City, B.C.\u2014$38.1 00\nCredenza Orthophonic Victrola, plus $36.00\nThird Prize\u2014Alfred Marson, 378 Nelson St., Stratford, Ont.\u2014$228.00 Bosch Kadio.\nplus $15.00\nFourth Prise\u2014George Paul, 14 Westport Ave., Toronto 9, Ont\u2014$11. 00 Consolette\nModel Orthophonic Vietrola, plus $6 00\nMt, lattxiu C__nb\u00abi, los Hit), St.: \u201e\nwiui__ 8turt\u00abo_.;\nTBtBOto. O-l\niruuui A. Boeott. 17 CulleWd Af,..\nWf-MoTTSBt!.; T..:.... ss oo\nQfof,. tu-_i\u00ab. uotmt mm. o\u00bb '\" \"\"\nWINNERS or I10.M\nI. M MfWIfomiff Ml),. Ytrkflr. Out.\nXatoeM run*. Box SO?. Ml_jko p o., Oat.\n\u2022\u2022fl _. farms,. 240 Qttnf iff. ToronL-\nWmem Ota tbw-p,. 1MB ciiirca Af*.\nCbmb Pbb). Uttmtoiftme.\n-\u2022at S11\u00abwoud. SSS [_*i*ou\n__9lt, B C.\niWw 81, tM*t-2i-\ni-UVa\/rkiBod iVkf\nX. O. MsFirltiw, Arthur. (>\u25a0\u00bb.\n-M**wd T. Chow, 39 Nllefli, Str-sitorrt. om\nMrs. A. Bonier, 109 Om_r_J Ar*., London, Out\nMra Burton R B*uwr. R.R No. 2, Hllilw.\nOst. _J\nB. R. BftXUr. \\\\Jst. No. %. 0|Ucr. onr\nH-nrjr CqpUar. M Hsfii R. -huxlwleh <>m\nWllllun Bktiett-illl, ]_*. flydney 8i , Cart)*, Hi\nPtrey D-,*__on, 4 Ireno An., Toruuio. Ont\nRfbtrt Bell. IT I MMloatU Asm, Torosto.\nOat. '\nReuben n*arr Sheppard. 31 Prtw- St., Hi\n, WINNERS Or Sl.OO\nJ. H Verner, tag Bagwell Ave., PeMrboro, Ont.\nMra. F- D MAumlrrtl. Box \u00ab3, Whitby. Ont\nWU-IUS JMTN. 11 Ttiitkar 8. . Bt. C\u00bbtluu-lnne\nJoti WllMS. It UUtsV . Toronto. Ont\nAlbert P. J. A. fey-tour, t Htrvutf A?e\notu\u00ab, Out.\nWtlfe* TtwwISH. 47 CWw Art, HtnUtoo\nt**m, a. Jsr-w. St. Mst-i-i, Ont.\nQrnoo DaSy.Porwt CHm, Wsit Co., N.B.\nWwh \u2022*2FWr*IU** * \u2022**i-l*Ui0B \u25a0*\"-\nWHIlun S. NtU, 1 BMrU_tU An.. Toronto. Ott,\nWINNERS OF ONI YEAR'S\nSUBSCRIPTION TO O.OSUN\nMrs. Minnie m^tystme. tt Sortwen *\u00bb\u2022.\nToronto, Ost.\n11117 SIM Are.: Edoi*)\u00abtoo. Alie\n1M7\u00bb 17* tA, MtSoo-\n11 Sertet Art, ToroWo. Ont\n>. 1S7S pgl-i aLsTamtn.\n\u2022D\"E Vhva* \u00bb,\u00ab\u2022\u2022\nriisTJarvBti-Er\nJohn MeEny, Apt. 16.1 Bpidlos Rotd. Toronto\nThn. Sw-rfbrlot, Box 17], V_crev1.lt. ah.\nMra Clyde Colplttf. Box 1\u00ab, Suimi, Kliifi\nCo., N.B\nMra. Bt-rrr Hoper, PoUett RWer. WMt Co ,\nMerit Z. Fletcher, Siieoex, Klngj Co., N.B.\nuWrtDt* OUbert, Blebop't L'roeeli-f. Que\nThomee Kslle. I* Rod-pen Bt., St. CtUwrlnm\nf>r Jemet D_*n Bemet. F\u00abr\u00abne. -Ont\nA line M. Plnoott. (MM.), 73 Av\u00ab, dee Bernitree.\nct-erlee fedler, 904 OtitUettt Are, Wtndior\nW II Betttrttuo. 301 North Mtln Bt.. Wet lend\nMre <***}*\u2022 ABftflne, Streete ILUgt, Cw-\nA reared.'1 lit Oeorite Bt. W., Vaneouvrr\nC. W. Maoflee, I Rutttll Bt., Ttrosto. Ost\nMra Lillian Clayton. Ot Turner Bond, Waller-\nrSle, ' * tenettUiitt th.mi.Ms wee:\nF-A-D-I-C.B.H.|..K.\u00ab.B.J\nwere sot to toJtWMe nrtU _m\u00b0 iSw_refUd\n, ro.\nJ. TSot. F*T Box ***. I\nMtat I. A. Trtmble: d4\nQottrue, R. C^*011'!7* ____'__rl_Sl_-,Y?*!?l,T_T\n1 Ont. *\"*''\nASM d. Cttfyeler. St Hlinttr It Went, iUali\nMre ''HU Tbompton. Srld#eh*\u00abl. Ot(\n, Uttle Raptdt, (rln ~\nHarry \u25a0\nout.\n, PMtrborn.\nmat. Box l\ni, -Bnlnont. Ost.\n a v L-Jm. .'71 Oeorie Bt\nMra. Heltn Jnrrau. i%* Oxford tn .\nClaude V Bidden. SouU. March, Ont.\nWel.net kt. Bartlett. TbneonivUle. Ont.\nB R. OXtonnttl. DurlUHS fn**. PutwMfc, N.B.\nOobHo MindB) wtaao* to oonpr\u00bbtuiate the ^25 Prise Winners who were successful\nin this Contest and to announce that the Prises have been\nforwarded to the successful contestants.\nr-ral, pleaded for more Canadian\nthinking at this time when the im-\nmlmenoe of ihe diamond jubilsa. of\nconfederation lent emphasis to the\nneed of an awakening of Canadians\nto the many problems confronting\nthem.\nHe claimed for Britleh Columbia\nthe leadership In social welfare legislation in Canada. The statement was\nlater ohallenged hy Miss Charlotte\nWhitton, who claimed there was un-\nvenesH of advance In every province\nand that while British Columbia might.\nbe superior in some of its legislation,\nManitoba for Instance led in juvenile\ncourt organizations and Nova Scotia\nin its care of the mentally deficient.\nMatte It Law\nThe attorney-general also advocated\nthe putting Into effect of the legislation already on the statute books,\nrather than seeking to acquire new\nlaws.\nA paper by Judge Choquette of\nQuebec City, cited the work of the\njuvenile cour la that ei#tv-wWi^ Its\nprobation and related services. H>\nadvocated the amendment of the\ncriminal law to give discretion to\nJudges- to send to farms and industrial\n.school* delinquents over 16, -even up\nto 25, instead of sending them to\nprisons and penitentiaries. This\njimenrlment has been effected ln\nBritish Columbia and Manitoba only.\n.Judge Hamilton, of Winnipeg-, spoke\nof Juvenile courts in Mantoba, telling\nof the methods employed for the\nreclamation of boys and* girls who had\nlapsed Into delinquency.\nIS\nLeading Trading Centers Report^ Collections Fair; Hardware Volume Large\n\"WINNIPEG, May L'7.\u2014The weekly\ntrade report erf the Canadian Credit\nMens Trust association for the week\nending May 28 rends as follows:\nIlalifiiv\u2014A normal volume of business Is being transacted throughout\nthe- province. Collections fair.\nSaint John- The wholesale and\nmanufacturing trade Is satisfactory.\nRetail good. Collections normal.\nMontreal\u2014Wholesale groceries appear fairly active. lh*y goods normal.\nA. good volume of hu-^inesR is reported\nhy gents furnishing den lent, while\nladles' wear Is somewhat slow but\nfair. Other lines seem In fair demand.\nCollections generally considered good.\nToronto\u2014Wholesalers generally report satisfactory volume nf business,\ngood sales being reported hy rtibber\ncompanies, automobile arceRsories and\nallied lines and generally speaking an\naverage amount of trade is being\ntransacted. Collections fair.\nWinnipeg\u2014Wholesale trade inclined\nto be quiet slthnuiTh hardware, builders supplies ami auto accessories are\ndoing a good volume. Retail trade\nfairly satisfactory although to some\nextent hnB been affected by the\nadverse weather. Colleetlons slow.\nCalgary\u2014Both wholesale and retail\n\"business continue to show a slight\nimprovement. Colleetlons fair.\nVBtironver\u2014A fair vniuma of business, is reported by manufacturers.\nThe wholesale grocery business is\nfair to gisbd. Hardware, builders\nsupplies, auto accemorlei and allied\nline* enjoying good volume. Collections fair.\nTORONTO, May 17.\u2014Blgbteen government liquor stores wiU be open for\nbusiness at different points in Ontario\nnext Wednesday morning, June 1, It\nwas announced tonight by the liquor\ncontrol board. Toronto is to have six\nstores; London, Jn addition to one\nstore, will have a mall order store\nfrom which residents of other points\nmay be supplied by mail; Windsor will\nhave two; Hamilton two; Ottawa\ntwo; and Port William, Brockvllle,\nKitchener and Kingston, one each.\nWith the opening of-the first batch\nof stores the old Ontario Temperance\nact officially goes out of business.\nJrimeH Hales, K. C, chairman of the\nboard of license commissioners under\nthe O. T. A., retires next Tuesday\ntogether with the chief enforcement\nofficer, John A. Ayeerst. All prosecutions for infractions of the control\nact will be undertaken by the attorney-general's depsrtment\nprovincial police.\nB\u00abo.uti or \u00bbeor_wo \\_\n... hi.f._-> MO B*tv._, -_.iN_vf. ovrmw KOflM*\nThBOri7\u00bbTul!!b_^o--TrinHI!^nSrw-5ni^\nGRANTS \"BEST PROCURABIJf\"\nTWn -rivertifi-roeTit 1\u201e not published or displ_.jr**H_ hy\nthe Liquor Control Board or hy the Government of Brit-lb\nColumbia.\nMrB. LulBa Ollvcri left her husband\na note nnd is thought to have BUirided\nln a ship canal at tb. 800.\nFive Canadian ship building ro.m-\npantea are tendering to build ihe new\nfive-ship fleet for the West Indies\ntrade.\n\u25a0 \u2022 \u25a0 *=*=-*-*-*-**-*}**-\u25a0\nQ. M.-Serget. W. K. WotO, at tba\nP. r. C. L. I, will substltut. tot h\\mtil-\nRclnnds on the Can-ditn Blll-y te.*.\nThrep lads, .(ed 10, 11 .04 li, are\nheld ut Kingston Tor stetlty a, tier\nIn Oshawa when returning (\"MB P\"\"~\nday school.\n170 BAY ST.\nC9BLIN\nTORONTO\nCanada's Humorous Monthly*-on Sale-2Sc all Hewstands\nRestoration of\nOld Church of\nScotland Favored\nEDINBUndH, May fl.\u2014UW.n of\nth. two separated 8cotti.h Churches\nand th. restoration of the old chufch\nbt Scotland under a new constitution\nwas voted by large ma'orltle. by the\nassemblies of the Church ot Scotl.nd\nand the Unlteil Free Church ot Soot-\nland meeting separately.\nA spokesman o( (he United Free\nChurch explained with that the .mancipation of the church frim Inter-\nferwee hy th. local authorltU. wu\nno longer any harrier to union.\nrm-s with u se. The only motor-\nmechanism known that, to a limit\nnever yet reached, gets better with\nevery mile! In flexibility\u2014acceleration\u2014climbing power\u2014economy\u2014\nand low depreciation\u2014this type of\ncar is without a rival.\nEven a casual inspection of the\nWillys-Knight Sixes is enough to excite your enthusiasm. New and\nfiner body design is at once apparent-\nLower, more graceful lines. True\nsymmetry, perfect proportion.\nRoomier and more comfortable interiors. Superior finish.\nAnd now \u2014 Ownership of a Willys-\nKnight is made easier than ever before with New Low Prices that bring\nthese superb automobiles well within the reach of moderate incomes.\n\"70\" Willvs-KnigM Sit (nice, from 11,62.\nto $1,945; Wiilfi.Knight Creat Six, from\n$.,365 la 42,830) 7 passenger Sedma,\n$1,800) Lhnouttne,$3,92ii l.o.b.Factory,\nToronto, taxes Extra.\nWI LLYS-\nKNIGHT\nCAPITOL MOTORS\n'prnnn Strept -inruutit. P-wt Ikffica in\nt\u00bb-m bnee I get 'em. they're\n\u25a0 tally letter*. He did not wish t _T*x?r\u2014ftAm. You've\ncaught the popular fancy, aon.\n\"Among the other attorneya of thii\n* cnunty tdw aHij-ltf'out'how as prominent\naa a lonV Sugar -p-tn.*** In an aide,'\nthicket. I've even heard some talk o'\nrunnin' yoji for dlalrbt attorney.\"\nFif-mlttf 't^rt Omfth large pocket-\nknife aid* fljr_(t sortie rullusew off hi.-*\nright njU*-.1l*'You aay thf <*it>\u25a0 licki-.i\nyou, rwWTr.i*\/rr**_-,)'he the rural dl.-nric* \u25a0\nwill pf-JrJ^J^.W.r he r-wuraed. \"Anyhow, the AVfpfTillon won't be so keen\nup here. Why don't you put \u00a9ut yorjr\nKhlngl-r* in this town' and fly to' ll,\nTony? - \u2022**\u25a0 \u2014\n\"ir\"#NP aay tttr word I'll He back\nhene^lit. half, ao hour wilh a thmi-\naand dfllarn' worth of rettiners; the.i\nwe'll hire- furniture and a telephone; next we'll run your profea-\nnlonal card In all the county papers,\nand for that the edl on** will print\na news story tt> the effect that, yieldin'\nto the aa-flUter clamor, you've decided\nto throw'***.. tVHs. ua and grow up with\nthe c->untyTll*-'v*w\n\"I'm here to lell you, boy, that\nwhile I'm sheriff of hia county I can\nthrow you enough criminal busine**-*-\nNelson-Trail\nParticular attention ls directed\nto morning train from Nelson.\n10:30 a.m. Daily\nDue to arrive Trail 1 p.m.,\nreplacing train previously leaving Nelson at 12:46 noon.\nI. R. CARTER, Plat. Paw, Agt.\nNelson, R. C,\nCUNARD\nANCHOR\nANCHOR DONALDSON\nCANADIAN SERVICE\nFROM MONTREAI,\nTO PL-MOUTH-CHERBOURO\nMdHMa\nAlsunis. June 3; Au.onlii, Juno IS.\nTO BEL-AST-_.vEH.-OOI.\nWMM\nLrlllla, June 3: 'And-inln. June 1(1\nFROM NEW YORK\nBIO QUEEXSTOWM AND LIVE-POO*.\nFrsncontu. June 4; Laeonla, June 11.\nTO CICUDOM AMD SOUTH-\nAMPTOIT\nBerengarla, June 8, 29. July 20.\n\u2022\u2022Mauretania, June :j. July It, 27.\nAqultania, June 22, July !', Auk. 1.\nTO UINIIIUI AMD OLASUOW\nCalifornia, June 4; Caiiieinnia. June 11\nTO PLYMOUTH-HAVRE LOMDOM\nTiiseanli, June 11; Tarnnla. June IS\nFROM BOSTON\nTO QOEJtHSTOWM AHD\nLIVERPOOL\nI.sconia, June 12 Hamarla. June 2fi\n\u2022(ilssgnw und Liverpool only.\n\u2022\u2022Calls at Plymouth, fasthouiul.\nTourist Third Cabin\nIAILIHGS rROM MONTREAL\nTo Brt__BV-fci-.rpool-Gla_gow\nLetltia, June- 3. July 1, 29.\nAlhenl', June n.,July 16. Am.i:\nTe Glasgow ana Liverpool\nAuranla, June 24: Anflanla, July K\nTo _Tjrm__t_-0_arbo_rg-I_)_don\nAusonia, June 10.\nAseanln, June 24.\nAlaunla, July 1. 29, Auc. 28.\nMoney Orders, Drafts antl Travelers'\nCheques at lowest rates. Pull Information from Local agent or Company',\nOffloa., eat IHtUo St. W., Ta.-...\nv*f. B.O.\nCANADIAlCh, MCIFIC\nSIlirtlSKlPI i___L*3j_\u201e IINITIO\nblanket uu'ay.from 'em and feed 'em\nbeuna atralgm'-tfrttll they lla.en to reu-\naon. fcl_Hit \"Wrt of 10 I put In my\njail are frlfnda of mine, you know.\"\nAnthony, ftarl-tnd looked acroaa the\nquiet Ktr<*t, wh'efe, under the ihade\ntreea, men and wbmen stood, engage'!\niff, an tmtmutmtgt ot homely goasip. H\nwaa a friendly town and, although l<\nwould ,fn-a^fc\u00a3iI[\u00abV'?lop Into a large\ntow A; Tt \"ww -_lm center of a county\nof untold wej,\t\nyatleya agrlcultun\n'ilng; rattle-raising.\npost-war financial\ns ruck the cattle-\nlill, was coming back;\nIpmberman'H ax would\n.entury; along Slski-\n\\rg* the miner's pick\nba uncovering forin the Fifties. No,\nSisKtyou was no\" longer a backwoods\n\u25a0 \u25a0 \u00bbuniv\nover the low\nacross Shasta\nrest on the hoary\nwas nea r\nlong level shafts f<(\nj- jad just commence 1\nto turn the ettArna! snow on the peak\nto a pale J-ink, Which gradually deep-\nened tA-roermulli-I which, In turn, gave\nwa y- to rose.\nIt was tha*h>*jnglow\u2014and suddenly\nthe thouglwwwti** to Anthony Garland that h\u00abfc.Aivthls quiet little community, he wa\u00bbl la find the, alpenglmv\nof \u00ab day itfg'i'htt'd been long nnd not\n100 filled vfH_n h*lH)ineBH. District Attorney, eh? Well, no, not that. Membership In thOtf--t<- legislature would\nunit It I'm better\u2014governor\u2014congrews-\nman\u2014 why*W-r-CnHed States Senator\nin time! He liked ptihlfn service.\nTrue. If he esponsed such a career\nhe must put from him all thought u(\nfortune, hut\u2014well, his wants were\nImple and few. He had fought the\nworld and had not found it too kindly, and in the peaceful places he had\nfound rest and comfort. He turned\nBontle&jjyyrthrew his right arm\nroaa thtf'-gu-i-' sh-njId*'!\u25a0*.\n\"Zeke, you're one of the best.\nThank you with ail my heart. I'm\ngoing to drop anchor in Siskiyou.\"\n\u25a0Wlae man! The big frog In the\nlittle puldle has It all over the little\nfrog in the big puddle. Tony.\"\nBetter to lie a lord in some poor\npaltry village bin be an emperor and\nrule in Home, Zeke, Please run down\nand get those retainers before your\nunfortunate. friend.*. change their\nminds.\"\n. \u00ab \u2022\nfew days before tho dat*' set for\nhis sentence for perjury at tbe county-\nseat, Henry .leihroe mctnred up from\nSan Francisco lo Dogwood Flats. It\nhad been his custom to visit the Her-\nulett operations once a month. l_e\nhad a fiirninhed bungalow at the HeN\neuleB headquarters for hia exclusive\nuse, and after bathing and shaving\nhere he stroll.d over to the comp'iny'H\noffice tn the rear of the general store.\nMcNaughton, Thurlow s successor, met\nhim and for an holtr they discussed\nthe company's 'operations.\n\"By the way, Mr. Jethroe,\" the\nsuperintendent announced presently,\n\"that fellow Masorv-has gone hack to\nlive nt his ranch in Honey Valley,\nHe's been in here a couple of times\nto purchase supplies >nd each time he\nhas inquired as to 'the approximate\ndate we expected you to arrive In\nDogwood Flats. He said he had a\nbusiness matter to discuss with you,\"\n\"He lies. He has no business -Tuft -\nter to discuss with me.\"\nMcNaughton was a reasonably as-\nlute man. \"I thought he should have\naaid lie bad a personal mutter to din-\ncuss with you, Mr. .ie hroe. 1 wouldn't be surpris- d if Maaon feels he\nhas some unfinished business to take\nup with you\u2014in a, personal way.\"\n\"I dun't want to fee the fellow.\nHe's dangerous. If he comes around\nhere asking tor mc, don't you tell him\ntin h' re, 1'nderstand?\"\n\"Arc you itfgraid hi- may take a\nshot at you, Mr. Jethroe?\"\n'I'm afraid he'll do anything.''\nMcNaughton reflected that Jethrnt*.\nwould s >ori|h|||afe enough from the\nmouvitan AnVT-yt-'ngeance, if, indeed,\nthe latftw \\anni(d it. However, it\ndid nrtt-.Jeei.-fcnVf-s-'sary to remind his\nsuperior nf this, since the -same\nthought was probably never very far\nfrom Jethroe's own disturbed mind.\nOutwardly, Jethroe waa s ill his old\ndebonair self, still dwelling in the\naura of good fellowship and cordiality which, like a smoke, screen, he\nalways emanated. He comforted himself as if a conviction on a charge\nof perjury were hut one of the many\npetty annoyances, to which a gentleman must be t-rep'ared to submit\ngracefully.\nDoubtless the belief in his own infallibility, born of his tremendous\nego, which had Inspired in him the\nIdei that he was to receive a suspended sentence ifrH release on proha-\nlion. accounted foJ* this outward\n\u25a0ilm. Inwardly, h-owever. he waa\nquaking; n cold fear clutched nt his\nheart, he felt slightly nauseated and\nhe had lost considerable weight, due\nt-> nervous lndige\u00abUon, the result of\nippreht nslon and worry.\nTbe sl'-kly gleiCbl .of his gray eyes.\nIhe dark pouches under those eyes,\nthe nervous quiVlrinfe of his chin\nwhich he sought to control by fre\nfluently licking his lower lip with the\nupper, all conspired ktn infr.rm McNaughton that Athroe had reached\nIhe breaking point. One fierce, strong\nblow dtalt. him now hnd he would\ngrovel. i >\nThe new sttperLn'endent, looking up\nthe road to Honey'Valley, saw thst\nblow coming in Jhe^ person of Bob\nMason, lelsnreljr \" approaching on\nhorseback.\nThere is a latent Instinct for drama\nIn every human being. Although McNaughton scarcely knew Jethroe, he\nhad heard all about him\u2014read all\nabout him, In fact, and the information did not ait well on his sfomach.\nKnowing i.he man for what ht- waa,\nMcNaughton, nevertheless, could not\nhelp feeling a vagrant pity for Jethroe's beaten state\u2014the pity one feels\nfor a mad dog made harmless at laat\nby a polioeman'i bullet.\nHowever, the vagrant pity did not\nblind McNaughton to the fact -that\nJethroe's condition was but a paaelms\none; in the fulness of time his debt\nwould be pa|d to the state, but^ieyijv\nto Bob Mason; and McNaughton haa\na sudden, savage yearning to see Bob\nMason collect something on account.\nThere was a drama to be enacted here\n\u2014and McNaughton had a perfectly\nhuman relish for that sort of drama.\nlie turned and glanced at Jethroe1\nThe letter's head was bowed, as If\nIn deep thought, as he entered the\ngeneral store, bound for the company's office in the rear. McNaughton did not think the man had seen\nBoh Mason approaching; if ap, he\nhad not recognized him at that distance.\n\"Ml not stand for a killing,\" the\nsuperintendent decided. \"But If this\npoor devil, Mason, cares to tell Jethroo\nwhat he thinks of him, or even glvo\nhim a terrible thrashing, who am\nI to interfere with his Justifiable\npleasures?\"\n(To Be Continued.)\nLieutenant-Governor\nInformed of Death\nof Father-in-law\nVICTORIA, May 2T.\u2014His Honor,\nLieutenant -Oovernor Bruce, received\na cablegram announcing the death of\nhis father-in-law, ltt. Han., the Earl\nof Iddlesleigh, who died at Pymes,\nExeter, England, aged 82.\nHis Honor has decide dto make a\ntrip to England and will leave\nVictoria on June 6, sailing from\nEngland on his return on the Empress\nof Australia, leaving Southampton\nnn August ^3.\nW:duw Awarded\nTwenty Thousand\nfor Loss of Husband\nVANCOUVER, B. C, May 27.\u2014For\nthe loss of Erik Dagsland, fisherman,\nwho was drowned off the moulli of\nthe Sk\u00abena river, July 31, 1K25, his\nwidow, Martha E. Dagsland, suing on\nbehalf of herself and two infant children, has been awarded by Jiistlce\nMartin in admiralty court Judgment\nTor $20,000 against the stonmor Catala.\nOn her maiden voyage, the Catala,\nowned by the Fnlon Stenmship company, Ltd., collided with Dageland'a\nfish boat.\nthe J Art-dta\nR.-1 Eiuu\nR<>tt-u\nrUssi\nTo Rent\nBoats and\nAutomobiles\n*-\nU^ >\nCLASSIFIED\nADVERTISING\ni \u25a0 \u25a0 \u2014\\\nH* Worts-.\nPsritiM. WO-t-J\nLott-j. J Fm-\u00abI\nImSttd.\nMacld-Mrr\nFamPrtdM \u25a0\nTnmwme^Mmm\nf\nMalellelp' Wanted \"\"\"'\nnKSlREl-N-A iSftrt-jer for the eosl mining business tn Alberta wlllinv to\nnut Into th* husln*'^ j-tooaoo. Renly\nBox 8082, Dally News (\u00bb082>\nWANTED'-\u2014^ttid'bnrbcr. Apply Tom\nOvr.nnt.re, (8213)\nFenule Help Wanted\nWANT-RP jr-'Hsfttrtenov-d waiter. An-\nPly HtaJ(% Cafe, 310 Bsk.-r (K2.I)\n\u25a0AC\nWAl\n>AE>IE3 VfAWTlB VO DO PLAIN\nXNTJ- t.rtJHT -TEWINO i,t home;\nwhole or spsw time; good pay; work\nsent any distance; charges paid.\nBend stamp for ^mrtfculars. Nstion-\nw. ,Manufhctnrtft|*. <\u00bb., Montreal\t\nWANTED AT\"\"OMCE\u2014One or two\nsmart girts, good appearance, 18 Lo\n28 \/ years, foi. rtfle range. Wager*\n$12 per week and percentage. Write\n.or wlr\u00bb Immediately, Prof. J. mil.\nRifle Range. Pehtlcton, B.C. (82*10)\nWANTED \u2014 Experienced waitress;\n.Wiges $6f00. Hotel Reco, SAndon,\nB.C. (8192)\nWA4JTC1V At rmce, competent house-\nl.ae-r*-**r .fot-* family of two. Apply\nBox HI?, Dally News. (8M7)\nAgent* Wanted\nMAN OjLW\nolnt -vN_h-.\nWOMAN to travel aurt ap-\nal representatives. $_i\npoint\nweekly* *yerage and expenses, and\nrornm.salon besides. ICvperience un-\nneceHsary. Write for pa rticulars\nWinston Co., Toronto. (7858)\nAOHMTR\u2014fcell, aMractlvn shirts made-\ntn-order. Oet our big -display of\nlarge \u2022'imples In book form. Beautiful selection, silks, broadcloths,\nflannels, percales, cambrics, eta\nEaav to eat* |5 to |20 per day\nworking* sparer or full time. Shirts\nactually mads to individual measurements. Thorough satisfaction guar-\nnnteed. w\u00ab help you build up profitable .made-to-order shirt busings*.\nWrite for Information. Stetson\nShirt Company, Dent, c-4, 251 Ontario etreet- west, Montreal. (7986.)\nFor Rent\nmatmfmm\n\"FURNISHED HOUSE for summer\nmonths. (Apply 818 Carbonste street.\n(8231)\nFOR, RENT, TRAIL - New modern\n. storS, \u00ab0 x 8ft feet, big plate gia-s\nshow windows. Would divide to suit\ntenants. .Ground floor, Christofero\n' Cieiombo Hall, Rossland avenue.\nApply C. Lauriente. (8197)\nTO RENT \u2014 Four-roomed hous-\".,\nmadern. High etreet, overlooks Fair-\nlew. Fruit treep. Twtney dollars.\nfamished Room, to Rent\nMiscellaneous\nCOT OUR NEWCASfTLB COAL\nFOR TOUR RANGE. W IS\n'BOOTLESS AND . LASTS\nl\/DNOER. '\u25a0\u25a0-. '\nSI.AB \u00bbOW- :^*\u00bb****k-**nlt^^\n=\nS5S5-S\nANADIAN\nPACIFI\nSummer Excursion ,Fares\nTO EASTERN DESTINATIONS\nON SALE DAILY, MAY 22 TO SEPT. 15\u2014RETURN LIMIT OCT. SI\nFort William ..\u00ab 90.00\nNi.gata Falls 124.92\nOtla\u00abJ(^ 132.25\nMontreal 137.06\nMnneton 152.20\nHall'a. 167-.76\nChicago 90.30\nNew \"tork 161.70\nBoston 167.7(1\nMANY ADDITIONAL DESTINATIONS\nARK FOR RATES FROM AW> TO ANY POINT\nRoute via Main Line or via 800 Une, through Winnipeg or\nPortal to St. Paul, thence via Chicago oriRautt Ste. Marie, via Great\nLakes; or via California at ---IdtM-.i.al fan-; or good lo gn via one\nof the above routes, return another.\nJ. S. CARTER, District Pawenger Agent- Nelaon..\nN-**' Local Ajr-'niH or Write for Dc-talk\nWinnipeg $ 75.\u00abft\nToronto 118.(15\nHamilton 118.OR\nLondon i 18.05\nQu-fbcc I-fi.in\nSt. John 152.20\nSt. Paul 76.60\nMinneapolis ., 75.60\nOii.uth- 75.60\nFOR SALE\u2014Two three-year-old Ayrshire cowb.. one Just -reshened, onVj\nto freshen in few ,\n-shii\njuat freshened. Clark,\nOray Creek.\nFOR SALE\u2014Sl\u00ab te-wns good logging\nhorses, also harness and other logging equipment. Continental Lumber & Pole Co.,, Ltd., Kitchener,\n.. b.c. \nFor Sale or Rent\nTWO SUMMER COTTAOES on lake\nshore, at CreBcent Bay. Apply' to\nJohn Toye, Crescent Bay, R.R. 1.\n(4239)\nFor Sale\nFOR SALE Q_B TO RENT \u2014 T-tfb\nsummer cottages on liik-** shore,-.\nCrescent Bay. Apply lo John Toy\nCrescent Bay, R.R. I. (82M>\nCHRISTINA LAKE\u2014Camp with long\nwater fron tage, boai house and\nlaunch, $700. Box 168, flrand Fork**i.\n-*\u25a0 , 3212, 38:10, 6586, 7672 and\n7x?3\u201e Kootenay District a pound district.\nNotice tn hereby piven that, thirty\nd-iys after tbe publication of this\nnot Ion, the Lieutenant-yOovernor\nCouncil will proceed to comply with\nthe application, unless within the said\ntime objection is made by eight pro-\nprieiorR within such proposed pound\ndistrict, m Form 2 of the .Schedule to\nihe said Act, to tlie undersigned.\nD. WARNOCK\nFor Minister of Agricultural*\nDepartment of Agriculture,\nVictoria, B.C.,\n May 20th, 1927. ____tffej_j-\nCity Property for Salt\nGood House Buy\nWhy Pay Rent?\n$160\u2014Or reasonable off\u00abr. A\n5-Itoom House In Fairview.\n11100\u2014A 5-Room House on Observatory street; 2 olty lots;\nlarge poultry pens.\n12600\u2014A *-Room Home on Robson - street. Very destr-ablo\noorner. Fruit treee, etc.\n$3000\u20147-Room House, stone\nfoundation, fireplace, furnace, large rooms, 'recently\nrenovated. On Silica street,\nclose ln. $1000 wtll handle.\n$1800\u2014A 7-Room House, stone\nfoundation, fireplace, furnace,\nhirge rooms; 4 corner lots;\non car line. Can be handled-\nwith $000 cash.\n\"HUGH W. ROBERTSON\n4 14 Ward Sir \".'l\n('8-60)\nA Rea! Soap\n$2006\u2014-Sll-Room House In an\n- excellent location. 8 large\n' bedrooms, bathroom, living\nroom, bay windows, open\nfireplace; dining room,\nbuilt-in clothes closets and\ncupboards; S lots, In garden.\n,$850 cash, balance as rent.\nSix level lots, excellent building\nsite, all in garden and youn__\u00bb\nfruit trees, on water and\nsewer. Fenced. If you are\nlooking for a Bite to build\non make us an offer for\nthese choice lots. Terms arranged.\nC.\nWSUBANCB BT043K8 BOND8\nCITT PROPEBTT\nBBker Street Offloe\u2014Phone .\u00ab\u00bb\nC. W. Appley.r. H. E. Appleyard\nBr.nntl OHIce, Stwiley Bt\u2014rhon. TJ\u00ab\nK A. Whltdeld, Mgr.\nNELSON. B.C.\nHOUSE\u2014Fire room., tour lot., .1\nJood fruit trees. Rea.on.ble priee.\npply Mrs. S. Aylwln, New Denver,\nB.C. (8014)\nPiano Tuninjf\nEXPERT PIANO TUNER\u2014I- Slngle-\n-t... Phon. 2(1. Mason & Rlsch.\n (7\u00bb0**)\nMiscellaneous for Sale\nWARDROBE, at Lawson's factory.\n\u2022 r, , (81848)\nBAKERS' OVENS \u2014 Writ, (or O-t-f\n- Ingun and list of used ovena. We\npay freight U> Winnipeg and Vancouver. Hubbard Oven Company,\n1104) Queen West, Toronto, (8020)\nFOR SALE \u2014 Vaouum 4-la\u00bbner, nonelectrical, excellent condition, cheap.\nPhone \u00ab2\u00bbY, or write Box 602. (8235)\nHOUSEHOLD FURNITURE FOR\nSALE\u20141410 Stanley street Call\nafter 6 p.In., or Phone 885L. (8230)\nCLASSIFIED ads bring resulta quickly\n.nd economically. lHo . word.\n8x10 TENT, with 2-foot walls, ln good\ncondition; also 19-foot launoh, 6\nII.I'. 2-cyl. engine. Box 8215, Daily\nNbwb. (8216)\nGENUINE AUSTRIAN SCTT-H- \u2014 J.\nP. Morgan. Nelson. (7806)\nI.AKD nO-HSY ACT\n(\u25a0actio- IM)\nIn Uie Hatter of th, loath XHtsi of\nLot. 31, 82, 23 and 24 ln Block H,\n.. Nolson City.\nProof having been (lied in my! office of the lops of Certificate of\nTitle No. 22003-A to the above-men-\nHoned lands In the name of Lmnpe\nl .ii,in.. Bissett and dated (he 34th\nApril, 1917, I HEREBY OIVE. NOTICE\nf,( my Intention at the expiration of\none calendar month from the first\npublication, hereof to Issue to Louise\nEmllle Bissett, provisional Certificate\nof Title In lieu of such lost Certificate. Any person having any* Information tfith reference to suwi lost\nCertificate of Title is requested to\ncommunicate with the undersigned'.\np.ATED at the Land Registry, 0(-\n(Ice, Nelson, BC, this 18th day of\nMsy, 1927.\nA. W. IDIENS,\nRegistrar.\nDate of first publication, 19 May,\n1927.\n(SUM\nPIPE AND FITTINGS,\nBAR BE*} WIRE, ETC.\n10.000 (eet Hi-lnch Pipe, Specie I, I Or per foot Pull stock\nother sizes, slso Fittings, at low\nprices. New Galvanized Barbed\nWire, 14.00. Black, 83.00 per\n.Pool. Roofing Felt, 1-ply, 11.80,\n2-ply, 12.00, 8.ply, 82.66 per roll.\nExtra heavy Mineralised Surface,\n90 lbs., per roll. (3.00. Mixed\nWlr. Nails, 82.un per kef. Wlr.\nRope, Canvas, lugging SuppllM\nand all klnda ot equipment.\nh. C. JUNK f*0.\nIll Poir.ll St Vancouver, B.C.\n. (7808)\nBARRELS, KEOS AND EMPTY sack.\n\u2014McDonald Jam Company, Nelson.\n (7807^\nNursery Products\nFOR SALE\u2014Hardy perennial plants,\nrock plants, rose bushes, flowering\nshrubs, rhubarb and asparagus\nroots, etc. W. Mawer, Hardy Plant\nQarden.. Nslson, B.C. (7970)\nRubber Goods for Sale\nIF TOU REQUIRE sanitary rubber\ngoods, write for catalogue and price\nlist. Safe and Sanitary Rubber\nWorks, Dept. 88, 51-81 Rosel street,\nMontreal. (8241)\nCountry Property\nBaJfoiiir Beach:\nKootenay Lakes- most attrac-..\nlive Bummer Resort. Shehered 9\non West Arm, yet clow to' Main _\nLake. Cottages have all modern\nconveniences.\nFor particular, apply to\nCHAS. F. McHABDY\nP. O, Box lilt,\nNelsoh, B.C.\nCity Property\nWANTED \/ ,\nListings o( City Property for- -^\nSale. No property Is too, bit. or\ntoo small to warrant our beat. '\nefforts. '\u25a0-. ('\nFOR SALE-GPOD VALU-V\"\n7-Room Modern Home, Carbon*, .\nate street. Hot water heat. 0\n11600. *\u25a0 tm\nCHAS. F. MeHARDY\nReal Estate, Insurance. |__|\nPhon. Ill\nNelson, B.C..\n(7911)\nPoultry and-Eggs\nFOR SALE \u2014 Barred Rock eggi, two\ndollar* per fifteen, delivered. T_.\nRoynon, NelBon. (7\u00bb70*\nBUSINESS AND\nPROFESSIONAL '\nDIRECTORY,\nAssayen1\nm. W. WIDDOWSOK,\nson, B.C. Standard\nBox A1108, N.1-\nwestern charges.\nMill\nAcconntiny\n(Will\nOKAJU-U r. MllMTMrnV\u2014\nAatltor, -TWOfiriald Jam mentis*.\nBox 1191, Nelson, B.C. (7tU\nSpices, Extracts, Etc;\nOHi) .\n\u25a0Ei-L\"'^\nIBT 11TUIOI1 PBODUcn-Mall\nordera to Box 29, or Phone 374R2.\n !___ jjjiii.\nTransfer\nTB-jr-nm \u2014 Baggags.\nCoal and Wood. Phone 108. (7913)\nWood Working Pactory\nLAW\u00bb01l-.B*ki\nJoiner. Sereeni and Hardw-sod.\nCerpertter and\n_nj...\nInsurance and Bed Estate\n*. W. DAW\u00bb0\u00bb\u2014\n\u2022salJbrhjtm, !>._-_-\u00ab, tunhsla. Ant.,\nable Blk. P.O. Box 781. Phone 1.7. \u2022\n(flltll\na. m^mr-atrtnuLottm,\nTaMm Atn cm normr\n608 Ward. 8treet- \"'111\nChiropractor!\nOB. \u2022B-.T, _\nOff. 116, Rm 621T. Hrs.: 10-11\n_________________i_-_L_,\niSm\nFloiisti\n\u00bbU_S-\u00bb O-U-\u2014BUU-JM, nX\nCut flowers and floral designs.\n (79118\nwis. \u00ab. jo-ono-r\u2014\nPhone 342. Cut Plowera\nPl\u00abntB .nd Floral Emblems.\nWhole-ale\nPotted\n___Bi\n\u25a0 -\u25a0.\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 lj'\",,\nA. IUOBO_r___B li CO--\nWholeaal. Orocers ana Provision '\nMerchants, Importers of Teas, oSS,\nfjBB, Splcee, Dried (Vults, staple and\n^^J^roce^lej^NjlBon^C^nMO)\nEnftneem\nA. \u00bb. \u00abBBBW 0O,_0OKT--l(*TOB- .\nformerly Oreen Bros,, Burden, Nel\u00abori\nOlvll _\u2014. \u2014rf-ln\u2014 w_*i_._M r\"\n\u00bb.o?1_^*TSfW___S-\nlarr-ryori\nIIW.\n\u25a0 PAWIOir\u2014Bans \u00abun.|ur,\nWBlng and OlTil laiUnt\nKaslo, EC _4JjM\nFuneral Directors d\nP. J. ROBERTSON,\nW. P. D. a B.\nIERVICE(7\nm-i__-_'~i*ii_M_ft.\nCo. \u2014 Undertaker*.\nAuto Hearse, un-to-\ndate chapel. Best\nservices. PrlOB.\nreaaonaMa (79M)\nSUMMER SAILINGS\nnon IT. LAWBBBOB PO\u00abTS\n_IO\u00bbT\u00bbIAL-<3DE\u00bbEO\nTO I.ITEBFOOL\nJune 10, July 8, Aug. 8 ... .Mlnn.dosf\nJune 17. July 18, Aug. 12 ...Montrlar,\nJune 24, July 22, Aug. 19 M '-\nJuly 1. July 28, Aug. 2* Montcalm\nJuly I\u2014EXTRA .. ...Marlorl)\nJune 15, July 13. Aug. 10 ....Mnntnalm\nJune 28, July 28, Aug. 18 . . .Montroya!\nTO O-__BBOVBO-IO_T--U-n0V-\nH*i_\u00bboum_\nJtlne 22, July 2(1. Aug. 17\t\n Empress nf Hmtlsnit\nJuly 8, Aus. 8 ..EninreBH of AustrallB\nTO __BB\u00bb0V\u00bbO-**0UTJIAl_-T0a\nJune 8. June 29. July 27..-Emp. Fnmcf\nTO \u25a0\u25a0Ly\u00bb\u00bbT-01.A\u00bbOOW\nJune 9. Julv 7, Aug. 4 .... Meta-amn\nJune 31. July 21, Aua. It M.-llr,\nJuly I\u2014EXTRA .... Marl,.\nJuly 2. Marl,urn\nBerth reeervationlr' esir aow be made.\n_\u00ab J**-*-*?. *em feurlrt. Thtrd <*\u00bbhin\nfARTKR,\n\u25a0tgB^KansMWt atkttt. Neiwa, S.C.\n***J\n vol\nIHiPir\nLITERATURE IS\n\"IBE tf___-_^TE_I__?l-JEWS,' SXTUftfJXT ll^WtfC\/ HtKY 8, 1927\"\nlfl '\u25a0 I\" ' ' , H -.-- 8. I\nT_tBci5i^w_r\nS\u00bbrD*MUr-a Dr. Gordon Bates,\nDismssing Jnst What Ca-\nnadiang Should Read\ni The principle of censorship, sa applied* to literat|tre, is described by\ns>, Qordon .-.-9.1.8, seneral director\n0\/ the Canadian Social Hygiene roun-\ncll. ...an lneffeottlsl means of dealing\nwith a problem which U admittedly\nScute.\nA. the general director 'of the \u2666Canadian Social Hygiene council, he ha.\nlamed' a statement on the matter\nwhich amounts to ter unofficial dec-\nlsratton of policy. The question hart\nootne up for discussion tn a number of\nthe: council's branches and affiliated\ncroups throughout the Dominion and\ntons glacusatona had rmon followed\nby reqtrtsts for Mm. definite pronouncement\n\u2022 Ho deals specifically with th. sug-\ngesllon that a heard of censor, should,\nbe* appointed to pass upon th. material wh,Ich Canadians are to be allowed to, read rather than ony general -application Of censorship\n\u25a0\"Th. creation of any such board,\"\nbe comments, \"would Involve the dis-\ncoTery of a,ema,H ftoup of super-\nhuijlan beingi. Th. Vancouver Prov-\ntnoe,' editorially, bee Already noted\nthis. Itib a curious fict that those\nIndividuals whom thf average Cana-\ndlan would be most likely to select\nae qualified to Judge the matter, are\nthe flrat to declnre that they do not\nfeel thelftselves fitted to .ay what\nother* should or should not read. Obviously, too, there might ho Individuals eager to undertake th. task\nwhose abilities might he distinctly\nopen to question.\nEducation Is Cur.\n'\u2022\"Cen\u00bborshlb of literature could be\nmade to operate superbly If all Canadians were of the same age, and had\nth. ssms tastes, education, and out-\nlook. legislation ln this case, Is a\nnegative' towns of copying with a\npositive problem.\n\"At; bottom, it Is a moral problem\na__ the surest and most o*r_|ln cure\ntor any moral dlseaBe 'Is education.\nI, am convinced. t**t th. creation of\na desire for good- literature, coupled\nwith distribution of san. Information\nregarding nte and It. most basic\n___hleme, Is th* way to secure sat-\nSfactory results. It seems obvious\n_U_ the propel method to deal with\naJTappetlt. for th. salacious, which\neytdently exists, Is to try and correct\nti. desire rather than to use forcible\nmeans to cut off the doubtful read-\nSTmatter with which it is being fed.\n_*en should censorship succeed in\nettnlnatlng tha book and periodical\nS_Eh gives offence today, there would\nESra-v. danger that this one prob-\nwould merely be replaced by\n\u2022\u00abrhlch m\u00abht be even more\nferSere Is no doubt that certain\n__*\u2022__*_. _nl Duhlishars have mistaken\nESf S-Jice%ut surely pnb-\nlffiwr. and authors as a whole are\nConfirm\nHOT WATER\n\u2022^\u2022tleMcpst\/\nHow often have yoti\n\u25a0 widbad for a continuous hot\nisrtttr supply\u2014 with hot\njwattr riways available at 1\n\/tTtttV\ntarn of the faucet?\n\u2022 Now\u2014you may have an\nabundance of hot water at a\ndaily coat of only'\na few cents by hav\niof McClary'aA&\n*\u00a3 Blectric Water\nHoater adjusted to\n\u2022rour present tank.\n> plumbing alter-\n8 required No\nfenience. No\npxevi-Wa prepar\n\u2022 tion or delay.\nAnd eicsptional\n\u2022cogiomy. '\n' Id-CUry'. tlAt\nyftmt Hotter it not\n\u25a0anctS-T hy lima or\n*JM-*Mtt_-i the water.\nKaflMT.nr boil.r\nsOwtpwei with this\n.\u2022eBd-rful beater and\nKsClary- Fibr.form\nW gfectnc\nWATER HEATER\n**\u00a5<\u2022\n1011 MIX By s-Vw-pmslo- of the\nCity of. Xemtm and Howe Elec-rk-\n<*.. liektm, Wjs\u00bb (fsKsssi Ugh*\n0 fower Co- Trail\nGaribaldi's Grand-Daughter Brings Settlers\nKNOWLEDGE IS\nf PROTECT!\nT\nMiss Italia Gaitbildl, frind-dsufhter of Italy's liberttor, and her.psrty of educated farmers from Narthirn\nItaly, all ei-soldiers and highly trained in farming, photographed on board the Cunard liner Ausonia whith\nbrought them to Canada. Theii* fully equipped fatms have already been purchased and their f-uniW>\u00bbil.\nfoUow later. Special interest tn this party, which initiates a similar large Italian movement, ls being take* hy\nMuasoliai. ' ? HJ- '\n\u25a011 1 in\" '\"ff\nFreedom Forced Upon Children;\nUrges Proper Mingling,\nControl of Friends\nTORONTO, May 27.\u2014\"That the\nhome la little more than a' parkins\nplace between the last dance and the\nnext movie ls, perhaps, an exaggeration,\" A. D. Harding, director of education of the Canadian Social Hygiene\ncouncil, told the Women's auxiliary\nof the Toronto Anglican diocese.\n\"There is little doubt, however, that\nthe tendency Is very distinctly ln that\ndirection.\n\"The tendency la also to blame the\nchildren,\" he went on. \"Much Is said\nabout the freedom which tl^e younger\ngeneration of today enjoys. The general concensus of opinion ls that the\nyoung people of the moment have an\nexcess of liberty.\n\"But when we ' come to examine\nthe reasons , which , gave rise to It,\nwe find a curious anomoly which has\nbeen generally over looked. Children\ndemanded more freedom. That ls admitted. But parents have also de\nmanded It for themselves end have\ntaken it. If the child enjoys more\nliberty for the pursuit of pleasures,\nso do his father and mother, Pleasure, In fact, seems to have assumed\na new and undue importance In the\ngeneral scheme of things.\n\"Children, therefore, are ln the posl\ntion of having freedom forced upon\nthera,\n\"I have a very great faith in the\nyounger generation\u2014In Its ability to\nlook after Itself and its right to learn\nabout life by experience but I also be\nUeve* that the solution of the problem\nof today's youth ls in the hands of\nthf* parents.\n\"It all lies in a proper mingling of\ncontrol and companionship. There it\nIs, ln brief and ln full. Careful early\ntraining and the creation of permanent\n.tense of sympathy will not only start\nthe child off on the right road\u2014\nbut alao* keep him on It.\npowerful enough and have enough\nconsideration for the public welfare\nto exercise whatever restraint Is\nneceeeary without the assistance of\nthe general public.\n\"One particular result of the agita\ntion for strict censorship was brought\nto my attention a few days ago. In\nnewspaper reports of an address de\nlivered to a large audience, the speaker referred by name to a publication\nwhich he declared was most objectionable and entirely unfit for general dls\ntributfon. The following day a news\ndealer In that particular city sold 70\ncopies of it. During the entire week\npreceding, he had sold five.\"\nHONOFUSTOF\nKING IS SHORT\nIL\nI.ONDON, May IT.\u2014Th. King's\nbirthdays honor list next week ta\nexpected to be extremely short.\nScrutinizing of the names submitted\nbecome, closer on every occasion.\nPossibly King Oeorge may make some\nadditions to the order of merit which\nIs entirely within his personal disposal.\nThe order Is limited to 24 members\nand at the moment 'there are several\nvacancies.\nRudyard Kipling's name ls frequently associated with this'exclusive\nhonor and the general belief is that\nsome jiears ago hs begged to he\nexceed from acceptance. Sir Alfred\nMond, noted Industrialist, it ts understood. Is destined for the peerage,\nalthough this may not eventuate\nImmediately.\nLand Settlement\nBeard Attached\nin Supreme Court\nVANCOUVER, May 27.\u2014A special\nto the province from Victoria .ays:\n\"The validity of tho expropriation\nrights of the land settlement board ls\nthe subject of attack in a writ issued\nout of th. supreme court \u25a0 registry\nhere-In on action being brought by\nF. M. Rattenbury, architect, and\nregistered owner of 40,000 seres of\nland In the Oralneca and coast districts, against the land setlement\nboard. The contention ot the plaintiff In the case, If correct, affects\nland, all over the province where th.\nland\" settlement board haa put th.\nprovisions of the act Into force.\nAction ls based on a decision of\nth* privy council to th. effect that\nwhere a tax ts Imposed that In, Its\nIncidence ls Mattered so as to embrace people known and unknown,\nthe court being unable to separate\nthem, the Imposition ls viewed as\nindirect taxation, and, therefore, ultra\nvires of the powers of the province.\n' Jack White, of Oebawa, sti\nguard rail while driving nggrf\nin* and, was killed.\nBody of man who figured in dounl*\nshooting at North Bay was idemifled\nas John Hudson, of Combermerft\n^*s-\nMagistrate Says Newspapers\n' Should Present Full Facts\nof Cases\n'^.LE^U^LE, Ont.. May H.\u2014Passing., sentence on a young woman who\nn brought before him. Magistral tp Mikel-of this city, after noting\nthat the accused was being convicted\nbecause she was In need of medical\ntvsjetment and that she was an object\nof sympathy, npt a criminal to be condemned, went on to sum up his\nopinion on the publication ln news\ncolumns of details regarding cases of\nthis nature.\n. lie-paid frankly that he felt that a\n:jmt,.e.eal of good w-ould result if\nnewspHpftrs presented the full facts\nto their readers, in thla particular\neaue, a. young woman had been led\ninto a wrong mode of life chiefly\n\u2022wis...*.* sfie was completely Ignorant\nof 1trV possible results. Because of a\npolicy nf silence, she had never re-\n\u25a0\"\u25a0elvei ihe information or knowledge\nwhlett she\" needed to face the problems confronting her and had no Idea\nof wba. constituted a proper moral\noutlook on life.\n. Cloee Schools\nHi\u00ab d'clanition in favor of a policy\nof wider publicity brought'a certain\namount- of criticism. It was attacked\nin the columns of the Port Hope\nTWies;\n''If knowledge le dangerous,\" the\nfi\nmagistrate tola his critics, \"then we\nhad better cloee our ichfoh and colleges and wait until : we* 'get to\nheaven for our edueati-SJ..\n\"I am following the campaign of the\nCanadian Social Hygiene -oe-tmcil and,\nln my opinion, the council la doing\nsplendid work and a great deal of\ngood. There ls an old saying that\nknowledge will make you free and X\nbelieve that the greater amount of\nknowledge the public possesses concerning crimes of thla nature, from\nchildhood up, the fewer crimes of this\nsort there will be committed and the\neasier. It will be to control venereal\ndiseases. _?\n\"Knowledge is the only, protection,\"\nsaid Magistrate MlkeL \"Ignorance\nprotects no one.\"\nFIVE KILLED IN\nHrtEJXHjOfclOM\nTRHTDAD. Colo- May \u00abT\u2014fttw\nami wan klll\u00abd at the Tishga. aria*\nIt miles from here, today stHS aa\n\u2022xplosion occurred In nn-kn thraa\nshaft, badly wrecking the opening at\nOta mln. aad breaking windows aat\nof nearby buildlag.\t\nOne hundred twenty asTaa oUur\nminer, at Work a\u00bbe.ped through aa\nair shaft at tha other end of U.\nmln.. Th. mine . ls owaad by tha\nVictor American Fuel ooawaay.\n-*-***\nStop That Pain\nin the Back!\nGet a box totittj. \\: *\nII st_-ering from paios or a-fcaa ta\nths hack or \u00bb-_af<_, seal\nfrequent nrin-tion, ar U\nshow, a hrick dast fa*osit\n-Mbmi need .t_B__oa \u2014 at\n.H block could\nJpWe the purpose of a (retaining\nKU. Making an earth till ther.-\nBOSWELL PEOPLE\nENJOY DANCE\nBOS-WELL, B.C., Hay SI. \u2014 The\nBoawell Memorial hall directors put\non a dance in the hall on the evening\nof Empire day. which was much enjoyed. Special mualc was provided\nhy the kindness ot Mrs. S. R. Sherman and her aon, DouKlaf. 8. S.\nfrank - c-u-rlr-d oat the duties of M.C.,\nand at the clo*\u00ab of the evening several cakes wei*fl auctioned off. The\nproceeds are tn aid of th*- hall funds.\nMERTilTY\nAN ESSENTIAL\nOF III\nSectional (Equipment Df Many\nKind$ Woujd Add to Its\nU\u00ab-tty\ntan\nDiscover For Yourself\nnonT ahum\nmanagem|;nt must\nbe experienced\nAccommodation for Big Affairs;\nAlso Displays, Advocated\nby Bennett\nLetter Upon Arena,\n\"Honorable Mention\"\nBy J. E. BENN-TT\n177\nTo -drink m cup is a revest..ion. Try it.\nECZEMA?\nOrefmo stops the itching inatantly, gins immediate comfort,\n_M_B and banishes eruptions,\nmakes the skin clear, healthy.\nSold by all druggists with guar-\nante* of satisfaction or money\nSTOP\nthe pain and\nitching, -with\nOvelmo\nNo Disfiguring\nBlemishes to Hide\nIf Cuttcura Soap is uaed daily, assisted\nby Cuticura Ointment when necessary\nThey do much to prevent blackheads, pimples and other unsightly eruptions, hnd\nto promote permanent skin health.\n-U_.pl. iMh Ttat tf Mail AMittm Canadian Dflpol:\n\u25a0 Kud1m\u00abm. LM . MMtrMJ.'\u25a0 Prke. Smv ge. Ointmant\n\u25a0A an- -*K*. Talcun Be.\n-_-_-T~ Cuticura Sha-rini Stick 25*.\n' Rcviftwlng the propose*! scheme of a\n: largn Assembly hall for Kelson, due\nI \u2022'nn.si-.en.tlo*-*, should bo riven to the\nI MPnrleni*1*.. of other i-ulldinga of a\n| Him nature, both ln this country and\non the continent.\nj nuiMlnga owned and operated by\n\u25a0 munlcipnlltlea and councils to be a\ni *\u00bbuec(>fs must be selfsupportlng, and\nI letter still, a paying proposition,\niherebv rellevlm. the iaxnayer.\n1 $ix Essentials to Success\nTn a sudeessful issue and a demand for public support and popular-\nlly the points to wntrh nre as follows:\n1. -Aer-PflRibility to the main ar-\nI H\u2122 nf the elty.\n2. A'ef-fimmndatlon and comfort of\n\u2022\\)i> pnlrnnR.\n3. TJKhlinK.\n4. Ventilation (and weather condl-\nlion).\n5. Convertibility (arctional apparatus for a number of purposes, auch as\nat n_res-. rnntrnma, blea-rhers, etc.)\nfi. 12* per ie need manofreraept.,\nThe above points, given \u25a0rjfe.reful\nennsidceatinn, will go a long way to\nensure the success of the enterprise\nhh a city owned success,. The\ncitizens are nominally shareholders\nand justlv proud of their enterprise.\nConvertible Feature\nA convertible stage can be erect-\nr-d in 10 minutes -or taken down in\nthat time (capacity of holding at least\n100 persons). The stage could be\nused for theatrical eventR, debates,\nprize distributions, lectures, concerts,\n(.\u2022to.\nA sectional dance floor to be used\nwhen occasion demands.\nA sectional rostrum (pr the uae of\nsp,e,iliers when larpc conventions, etc.,\n(ire in Hesaion. This should be large\nonough to Rto-ge boxing matches. Also\n'\u25a0ould be used by convention members\nif the session should get too hot.\nThe whole floor spncp could be\nused to accomodate athletic displays\nand corripctitions, carnivals, gymn-\nkanas, musical drills, tattoos, band\nFor a perfect drive*\nthis Studebaker Custom Sedan\nVl\/lli; ^U^l *?f\\ delivered in Nelson, completely equip-\nIH\/t-V tPsULmmdO ped as listed below, freight and taxes paid\nconcerts, shows and wthibltlons gan-\neraily\nFor the above, portable bleachers\noould be placed around the outside\nof the square; thee* \u00bblao would he\nplaced in position at \u2022 gallery when\ntlie stage waa being used.\n\u00ab' Utilizing aides\nOnt side of tbe building should\nhave sliding or folding door* that\ncould be opened fn the hot weather,\nand when closed would five sufficient\nlight to brighten the building and\nkeep It wind proof.\nTwo blank aides of the building\nshould be made a source of revenue by yearly renting apace to\nIndustrial companies of the district\nfot an exhibit of thair products, and\nabould be attractive all the year\naround.\nThe third blank .ride should 'ba\nutilised ix\u00bb an exhibition of relics\nand souvenirs of the district, with\nphotographic displays of the growth\nof the town-before tba Pulp mill and\nVeneer factories, caaot.\nA Show Place\nThe building should be open daily\nwith a rest room attached and visitors advtsad that the building was\nwell worth a visit to see an exhibit both historically and industrially\nthat placed the Queen City the leader of interior British Columbia towns.\nLastly why not put an ammonia\npipe plant In the floor and havs ice,\nincidentally hockey matches at any\nold tlnie, and this su_gf\u00abstion. oJthoufh\nlast, should go great.\nIELBH (HT\nNorth Americ-n Delegates to\nBig (on ven tio*-. Use Six\nBig Liners\nMEMBERSHIP OF\nNelson Has Over 70 Members;\nMore Than $77 Cash Balance on Hand\nMRS. DOLPHIN HEAD\n, OP DRAMATIC SOCIETY\nMra. Pitts Reports She Is tlie\nKootenay Director on\nFederated Board\nENJOY th. radUnt dayi of June. Go\nsomewhere, It only over the week-end!\nA vacation\u2014even . few carefree da-s\u2014will\npay you aad your fatnil v in increased health\nand 4\nThis Studebaker Custom Sedan, built of\n6neat materials by careful Canadian craftsmen, Is th. ideal car for . perfect drive to\nth. best golfing, nearest good fishing, or\nfrom sc to sea. Official ratings prove it the\nmost powerful car in the world of its weight\n.nd site!\nSon likes thi. Studebaker's lively performance In traffic, its abundant power in\nbad going or on hills, its smooth ipeed on\nthe clear road. Daughter aJmires its duo-\ntone lacquered beauty, its servlcasibl. mo\nhair upholstery with rich bmadlace trim,\nand th. little refinements characteristic of\nCOBtly custom models. Mother relaxes on\nthe easy-chair Beets, it reaisured by the\nsafety of Its steel body and four-wheel\nbrakes. Father approves thf nef\" lower\nprice, the economical maintenance, the\n\u2014l years of sarvic. built Into this car\nthrough the combination of line material.\nud fin. workmanship.\nCom. In today\u2014ttt this luxurious Studebaker Custom Sedan yourself. Compare its\nvalue with other nuke, selling several hundred dollars higher. Then comfxn. Ita performance! Your present car ..-111 be, r*\u00bbrt\npayment. The balance can be conveniently\narranged.\nReaoly. now to mak. this June the happiest time in your life with this nsw Studebaker Custom Sedan. It will snread vacation joys thro-ghout the year\u2014and the yea t.\nto come. 1009 owners have driven their\nStudebakera 100,000 to 300,000 miles!\nEQUIPMENT\u2014Nick-t-plj|\u00bbl (upl-srs, fr-nt In.\nraafi fin-draft venril-dns wu.d_ki.ld (e-cU-irslr\nSm_ch--\u00abf h (ull-^if balloon di_n _-c wheals an_\nposldf e Beting (our-wfcBal mechanical brake.) cngin.\nIbii.hi ami, andhy_ras-*ic t-*>line gauge an d-.h;\niwo-b-tre, acorn bead-shi* controlled from MBBrlna\nwherli cowl lights and interior dome light] rrar\nmite e-r-.l llt-ft -Mom-tic wlnd.hlel.l tle.ner and\nre.r-vi.iof, fnir*or: oil fillfrI Alemlts ehaMl. k\nHaa; silken cuna-w B\u00abiae4-lsk h-rdieasa\nKOOTENAY GARAGE\nNELSON, RC.\n_\n-\nStutlebalcer \u00a3n-mce charges are the lou.it thremtriout ths Dominion\nSTUDEBAKER\niiim i ' '\u25a0' i[ Made in Canada }a_as_-___s.__BBBE&SBak\u00a3>\nNEW TORK, May _8.~Six tran.-\nAtlantic linera, loaded to the raiia\nwith RotnrlanB and their .families,\n(rom all over North Amrolea,'sailed\nnut of New Torlt harbor Wednesday\nand Thursday mqmi\u201eg carrying delegates to the elghtMrith annual convention of Rotary __t'.rnatir,na.l which\nopens at Ottend, imglnm, neit Mon-\nlay morning.\nThe business and 'professional men\no( 40 countries wUl be represented\n\u00bbt the gathering. Jpewlal trains are\nbeing run from all over Europe to the\nBelgian seaport and the Japanese\ndelegates ar, coming by the first\nthrough train to run between Tokyo\nand Paris. Three thousand (rom the\nBritish tales will attend nnd it is\nexpected the total attendance will be\nmore than eight thousand.\nThe Belgian Director o( Public\nSafety has snipped away th. yards of\nred tape ^rhich, since the war, have\ndelayed the progress of International\ntravelers. Passenger, on Ihe Rotary\nfleet will not He required to display\npassports or submit to baggage examination. A Rotary buttqn ln the coat\nlapel and a membership identification\n*ard will le sufficient evidence of\nirood faith to tho director of public\nsafety to cause him to waive the\n\u25a0ustomary rigorous Inspection.\nAlt Hotel, in Um\nIn order to accommodate the great\nthrong, practically every hotel in\nOstend has been turned over for the\nexclusive use of Rotarlan. during the\nconvention. Americans who will make\nthis trip will have their hotel room\nkeys handed (hem betore they Walk\nup the gangplank to board their\nships in New York harbor.\nThe convention will be bid welcome\nhy King Albert.\nThis Is the second convention of\nthe organlaatlon held in Europe and\nihe first to be held on the European\ncontinent nod It will alao be the flrat\ngathering at which Ann-lean, and\nCanadians have not been present in\nthe greater number. ThU yegr It Is\nbelieved that those from tho British\nIsles and Continental' Europe will be-\nin the majority. As more than a\ndozen languages and practically every\nmajor religion on the globe today\nwill be represented in the gathering,\nthe soulon will bo opened by silent\nprayer Instead of the customary Invocation from the platform- The delegate^ adherents to Protestantism,\n(Catholicism, Judaism, BhlntotBm, Mo-\niKiuimcdlsm, Budhlsm, etc., will be\nasked at the opening sosgion to Invoke\nthe blessing of the dlety they represent\nduring a. minute of silence, rather\nthan be led ln prayer by a representative of any particular \u00abect.\nGreat Expansion\nIn recent years, Rotary has gone\nInto the four corner. e( the earth.\nThere ar. now clubs ort every conti-\nn-spt and on most of the great Islands.\nAs Rotary has extended its influence\nit has embraced many whose religious\nfailhs are not common In either\nEurope or the Amerldaa, and the\nconvention committee thbl year deemed It the courteous thing to recognize\nall beliefs by placing 'emphasis on\nnone.\nInternational President Harry H.\nRogers, of San Antonio, Texas, nnd\nother officers of Rotarx. believe the\ntime ls appropriate for furthering the\nl#tth obj.ct Of Rotw Which l\u00bb \"The\nadvancement of understanding, good\nwill, and International peace .through\na world of fellowship of business and\nprofessional men united in the It,nary\nIdeal of service.\"\nIn ordw t\u00ab furthar -\u00ab*\"\u2022 \u00bbWect-\ngroupa of Retarluns front other continent. Will visit the Rout* clubB of\nEurope and the Rrltlgh Mln In order\njto get acquainted with th* businisiia\nand professional men ot th* coantrle*\nwhew Rotary Is establk*a Hepber. Those\n\u2022\/.ere Mra. A. Hepher, preaii\nBoawpll-Sasca Women's IQMJ\nK. Wallace, president of th\nauxiliary; H. J. CumralncC\nof the school trustees; W. L. Hepher,\npresident of the .BosysJl Bruit growers; S. C. Prank, president or the\nBoswell Memorial hall; J. R. Hlg-\ngena, president of the local church\ncouncil; and B. Holiday Smith, *U*~\nident of'the farmers* instflut*. Tn*\nlitter was appointee chalrtnan ot tg*.\ncommlttee, and Mrs. A. HfipheT *tctt-\nUry. \u25a0 '\nA tentative program was drawn utf,\nstarting with opening egerejgea at the\nMemorial hall at 1 o'clock- sports for\nthe children, football match and bUf-\n.,all rnmrh In thf afternQOft, commu*-\nHy Hinging and tableaux In the eany\nevening, a bonfire and Artworks: on\nthe beach at Boswell, aad a short\ndance at night. S. J. Cununlus with\nS. H Frank and W. L- Iflephsr wei.s\nappointed as a sp6rt\u00bb committee; ths\nwomen's institute w\u00bba aske-J f? nfwt\nCommittees lo take charge of the t>\u00a3\nand supper; J. it. Higgena and MM.\nCharles Allen In charge ot the community singing and tableaux; and tU\u00bb\n-chairpi-<*n In charge of the deooraUpo*\nand dance. . . .\n-L-. I I II , 11# I \u25a0__\u25a0__-_________\u25a0_\u25a0_----\u00bb\nJ ORDS and beta, ^ith their sprightly pagis'\"\n**-' and demure handmaidens of more, theffl $\ncpntury and a half ago, entrusted their comr\nplexions to the absolute purity of Ygjrdley^s\nOld English Lavender Soap.\nYvdlcy'-s still bestows enchanting loveliness\n\u2014still yields it^ c^rmmg fragrapce why^\nlingers long after use. . .., \u25a0 tii,\nLav-Bnder Soap\ntl per box o( i large cake* aturH b\u00abst druggists $r\\d (Jepirtment ttorn\nYARDl-EY, 8 New Bond' St., LONDON, Eng.\nCanada: 358.3-52 Adelaide St. W., Toronto 2, Ont. U.S.A.: Madlfon S<]uare, New York\nSutpasstn^&st\\ear1s\nSuccei\n\u2022\nNOT even its electrifying success\nduring 1926 \u2014 not even if- tremendous sales, which more than\ndoubled the best previous first-year\nrecord of any new make of car.\u2014Not\neven these amazing achievements can\ncompare with the present-day triumphs\nof the New and Finer Pontiac Six!\nThe reason, for this spectacular ad-\nvance in popularity are obvious. Always a surpassing value, the New and\nFiner Pontiac Six now\ntowers above its field\nlike a beacon in the\nnight.\nVivid new beauty enhances the fine c-ai****-\naanship Of its ac.w\nNEW* LOW\nMUCB\u00bb\nlower bodies by Fisher. Chassis refinements emphasize the thrilling performance of its famous six-cylinder mojor.\nFresh and original conjbinatioiu of\nenduring Duco lend a marked note of\nstyle to its six smart body types.\nYet even with all these improvements\nthe New and Finer Pontiac Six sells for\nnew lew prices! 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