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B. C. TUESDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 10, 1914\nSOc PER MONTH.\nNO. 179\nnemy Has Retired Beyond\nRiver Warthe\nUSTRIANS DRIVEN\nBACK BY SERBS\neave Thousand   Dead   on\nField-Vienna Also Claims\nSuccess\n<By telly Nows Leased Wire )\nLONDON, Nov, ft, to p.m.-In the\niBt the Husslun advance guards nre\nivv righting on both the east Prus*\nan und Posen borders and it Is be-\niVed that the Oermans have given\n\u00bb their, first jilan of offering resis-\nnce to tthe Russian advance on the\nisitlons which they had propared\nong the Warthe river. Berlin admits\ne Russians hnve passed well be-\n'n-d that river, which roughly marks\ne eastern boundary of Germany.\nAccording to the German report Ihc\nusslans hav0 suffered a reverse on\ne east Prussian l'rontljbr where they\nst 4,000 men and Home machine guns,\nit of the fighting elsewhere in this\n\u2022glon, Berlin says nothing.\nUnofficial reports , from Petrogrud\ndlcuto that ihe vust Russian military\nganlzatlon is at Just under way in\nill force and that the German' and\nustrlun armies are being opposed\ny enormous .Russian forces. *\u25a0\nTbe Russian advance unless checked\nay have an Important bearing on tiie\nBhtlng fn the west, possibly compcl-\nig Germany to withdraw troops ircm\nrunec and Belgium-.\nRussians Continue Advance\nPETROGRAD,   Nov.   ft.-The follow-\ng from the Russian general staff was\nsued tonight;\n\"On the eastern Prussian frontier\nghting continues. Tlie Russian troops\nrtvt*> occupied Solup (Goldap). In the\nIrentlon of Mlawa (Poland) we have\n]vai:ced and stopped the movement\nrailway truiiiB of the enemy near\nie east Prussian frontier,\n'\"l'l.t Germans lmv0 withdrawn froni\n;loc!aweok to Niezumu, mid from\nonin to Shepey (Slupoe).\n\"On the rouds to Cracow we are\nrmtlpuing to liush back the rear\nuards of the Austrians,\n\"South of Przemysl Nov. 7 we enp-\niit-d l.(ii)i) prisoners and u number of\nunion.\"      y\nKill Thousand Austrians\n(By Dnilv News Leased Wire.)\nLONDON, Nov.v. ft, 2A_' a.m.\u2014Reu-\n\u2022r's Nlsh correspondent reports that\nlere was severe fighting Nov. (i on\nll the Servian fronts, and the Aus-\nlans lost 1,000 killed and were com**\nalled to ijotire to thejr former ppsl-\non before Sbahats,\nTak\u00bb Austrian Defences They Say\n(By Daily News Leased Wire.)\nWASHINGTON,-Nov.  8,\u2014Tha  Aus-\no-Hungariun embassy tonight made\nublio the following wireless despatch\n'om. Vienna:\n^\"-Xa '\u2022 fighting In tho northeastern\nhentre of wail Desperate engage-\nlentscontinue In Servia near ICruh-\nnj|. \u25a0:.\u25a0 Earthworks    after    earthwork?\nid points of support taken by storm.\"\n\u25a0VESTERN MILITARY CADETS\nARE  GIVEN  COMMISSIONS\nf^peclal   to   The   Dally   News   and\nMontreal Star.)\nKINGSTON, Ont., Nov. a.\u2014-Fourteen\necond year cadets or the Royal Mill-\niry college have been granted rom-\nilsstons in the Canadian permanent\ntree. The men will leave immediately\ni be attached to their units. The list\n[dudes W. Roger, Winnipeg und J.\nPnthlow Vancouver, Lord Strath-\njna's horse.\n4444444444'i 44\\ \u25a0 \\44 ^444%\u25a0 \u2022 <* 4 \u2022\n<g> 4\n&   CANADIAN   PACIFIC      r . <J>\nV DECLARES  DIVIDEND 4\n<$> _ \u2014 9\n(By Dally News Leased Wire.) 9\n9  m MONTREAL,   Nov. 'ft.\u2014At   a 9\n9   meeting of the directors of the <Q>\nCanadian  Pacific railway com- <S>\npany held  today a dividend of 4\n4>   ZV_   per   cent,   on' the   common 4\n9   stock    for  ,the    quarter   ended 4\n9   Sept. 30 last, being at the rate 4\not 1 per cent, per annum from, 4\n&>   special income ueeount, was de- 4\n4   elared payable   .Inn.   2   next   to 4\n9   shareholders  of record  at  3  p. 9\n9   m. on Dec. 1 next. <\u2022>\ns- . *\n(?)<jf(g)<^^<j>.^fc<;^^i^.<;..?-,; .<.v; ^,^94^,4 .-;.\nSTATESMAN AMONG\nKILLED IN FHANCE\nHon. Arthur O'Neill Slain-\u2014Was \"Union-\nist Member f r Mid-Antrim\u2014 Was\n-    Through  Beer War.\n(By Daily News Leased Wire.)\nLONDON, Ndv. !).\u2014Cnpt. the Hon.\nArthur Edward Bruce O'Neill of the\n2nd Life guards and heir to Baron\no'Xelll was killed in action in France\nlast Friday. Capt. O'Neill was tlio\nUnionist member of parliament for\nMid-Antrim and is the first member\nof the lower house of parliament to\nfall during the present war. Ho *-,\\Vs\nborn in 187U and married Lady Annabel Crew-Milnes, daughter of the\nMarquis of Crewe. Capt. O'Neill served in the Boer war and received a\nmedal  for  distinguished  service.\nTURKS ARRESTED, LAND\nIN  CANADIAN  JAIL\n(Bv Dally Newfi Leased Wire.)\nBRANTFORD, Ont., Nov. !).\u2014Acting\non suggestions of Col, Sherwood, Dominion -police department, the police\ntonight landed 12 Turks, resident of\nthe foreign colony of the city in the\ncounty Jail. No explanation accompanied the order from Ottawa.\nTO RECRUIT CYCLIST\nCORPS AT TORONTO\n*\"By Tviiiv News Leased Wire.)\nTORONTO, Nov. ft.\u2014Instructions\nwero received today from Ottawa to\nrecruit a cyclist section, consisting of\none officer imd 30 menand recruiting\nwill commence immediately.\nThe nuniber of men qnd officers in\ncamp is.nearly 3400. This number will\nbe increased by the addition of 240\nambulance men, 3*j0 artillery men, 544\nmounted rifles.and a* large quota of\narmy service men.\nCOMMISSION FORM OF\nGOVERNMENT  SUSPENDED\n(Bv Dailv News Leased Wire.)\nMOOSE JAW, Snsk., Nov. 9\u2014The\ncommission form of government in\nthis city Is no more, nl though hy law\nIt is retained as a civic principle. Tonight's meeting of the council, when\nabout 'to suspend the form of government hy a majority vote, was confronted with the fact that a motion to\ndo so could not abrogate a bylaw. A\nmotion was accordingly introduced to\ngive the commissioners three months'\nnotice of retirement, according to\ntheir contracts and this carried.\nThe men affected are tlie mayor, ex\nofficio, - Finance Commissioner Heal\nand -Engineer Commissioner Mackle.\ndrawing salaries iu the aggregate of\nIt now rests with the 1015 council\nwhether it will retain the commission\nform of government and re-elect the\ncommissioners, but the economy effected and tonight's action prepares\nthe wny for a reversion to tiie old\nregime.\nALL INTO CHURCH\nCELLAR\u2014FLOOR BREAKS\nPORT HOPE, Ont, Nov. 0.\u2014During\nervlces yesterduy at the Methodist\nhurch at Shlloh, 15 miles west of\nere, apportion of the floor gave way\nnd about 100 men and women fell\nito the, basement. Several persons\n'ere Injured, none, however fatally.\nBLACKMAILED BARTENDERS\nGETS SIX MONTHS IN JAIL\n(Bv Dnilv News Leased Wire.)\nWINNIPEG, Nov. 0.\u2014Henry R.\nHeath was found guilty of blackmail\nat the assizes today and sentenced to\nsix months* Imprisonment. Heath was\nconvicted of attempting to extort ?150\nfrom the Winnipeg bartenders' union.\nHe approached F. W. McGIll, secretary\nof the union, said that he was a private detective and had gathered evidence thnt a number of bartenders\nwe're robbing from their employers.\nHe offered to suppress tlie evidence\nIE he were well paid. McGIll arrnnged\na meeting and when Heath accepted\n$25 on account, a waiting constable\ntook hlin into custody.\nSAYS WARSHIPS MAY\nUSE PANAMA CANAL\nSteamer Reports Sevan British Vessels\nAr\u00a9 to Pass Through to\n-,-   . ,    . Pacific\n(By Doily News Leased Wire.)\nPANAMA, Nov. ft.\u2014Panama official;\nand members of the British legation\nhere say thoy have no Information\nciuicerning the report taken into New\nYork by a United Fruit steamer thai\nseven British warships were in tbe At\nhint!, bound west, possibly With the\nintention or proceeding through the\nPaiiami,   canal   to   Pacific   Watflttj.\nCdi. George W. Goethals, governor of\nthe Pehama canal zone, says he has\nhoard nothing from Washington relative to lhe use of the panal by war\nships,\nThu whereabouts of tlie German\nwarships is not known here.\nSeven British warships were today\nsaid to he on their way to the Panama\ncanal, presumably proceeding to the\nPacific coast <\u00bbf So.ut'u America to\navenge the defeat of the British' cruise\ners by the German warships.\nCruiser Glasgow Sighted\n(By Dally News Leased Wire.)\nSANTIAGO, Chile, Nov. 9.\u2014The Brl\ntlsh  cruiser  Glasgow,   which, was  engaged   with   tlie   German   squadron   In\nth,:  battle Off .the  coast of Chile  Nov\n1, und the British.,transport otrnnto\nhav- passed Delgada point lighthouse\nIn the straits of Magellan, bound for\ntiie Falkland Islands, a British p0S;\nsession to the east of tbe extreme\n3<JUtiu:rn  point pf (South America.\nThis infouiiutlini Is contained in advices leceivcd hero by the admiralty\nfrom the naval authorities in the\nstraits of Magellan, who said they had\nseen the Glasgow and Otranto pussins\nthrough lhe st raits toward thr- At\niuntic.\nAftej- the cruiser Good Hope had\nbeen sunk by the Germans and tie\nMonmouth was so badly damaged tha\nthe appeared unable tg steam away,\n-jcool'-l.-na to the British admiralty rein, ii of the sea fight off Chile, the\nGlasgow accompained her as she drift\ne'd away in lhe darkness.\nThe admiralty said the Glasgow was\nriot extensively damaged and hud few\ncasualties, although during the battle\nshe had fought the Lolpifjlc and the\nDresden whllt* the Scharnhorst and\nGneisenau were taking care of the\ntwo larger vessels. Tiie Otranto, U was\nsaid,   was   not   engaged.\nDelgada point Is on lhe west side of\nthe north entrance t\u201e the first narrow\nin thi) strpits of Magellan.\nJAPANESE CRUISER GETS\nCOAL AT HONOLULU\n(Bv Dallv News Leased Wire.)\nHONOLULU, Nov. ft.\u2014After receiving word that the German gunboat\nGek-r had been Interned here for the\nduration of the war, the Japanese\nbattle-cruiser Hlzen, which has been\nkeeping a watch for tre Geier outside\nthc harbor, entered, this port today fot\nfuel und provisions. Under the nc-u-\ntrality regulations the Hlzen Is privileged to remain 24 hours.\nDUTCH STEAMER HITS\nMINE\u2014CREW   IS  SAVED\n(By Dully News Leased Wir<\\)\nLtVWESTOFT, via London, Nov. ft,\n11:45 p.m.\u2014The Dutch fishing steamer\nEoolestor bus foundered through striking* a mine. Tbe crew was landed here\ntoduy.\nWSSIA MAKES PLANS TO\nCAPTURE CONSTANTINOPLE\nCentral\" News d\u00bbhle  to The Dally\nNews and Montreal Star.)\nPETROGTCAD,' Nov.' \u00bb.\u2014Vigorous\nilitary operations were instituted by\nie czar today for the capturo of Con-\ntantlnople -at the earliest possible\nate.\nNews of this second great Russian\nimpaigu became public slmultnn-\nously with the announcement thnt the\nvasion.oi' Germany on the frontier\nearest Berlin was an accomplished\nct, large detachments of Cossacks\nivlng crossed the Gjerman harder\nhere thep threaten the lines of com--\nunicatiou of tho retreating German\n\u25a0my.* i    ,    .     \u201e\u2022\u2022\u25a0:-\nIt Is staled that sufficient Russian\nmy corps ure In the field to enable\nie czar to carry, out the subjection\nf Turkey without diminishing the\n:gor or his attacks ou the Germans,\nhieh nave for their objective the oc-\niputlon of Berlin.\n\"On tlio coast of the Caucasus Nov.\nan-} 7 cruisers of tho euemy made\ntheir appearance,\" states n Russian official announcement  tonight.\nDestroyed British Troops, Turks Say.\n(By Daily News Leased Wire.)\nLONDON, Nov. 9.\u2014A Berlin despatch received tonight by Marconi\ngives the following from the main\narmy headquarters at Constantinople:\n\"The Turkish fleet 1ms bombarded\nPoti, ono of the post important har-\ngors In the Caucasus, causing much\n\u25a0in mage.\n\"The Turkish gendarmes, belonging\nto the tribes fighting on -the side of\ntho Turks, have destroyed the English troops landed at Akahnh, on the.\nRed sen. Four British nrmored cruis*\ners withdrew, only one remaining.\"\nPursue  Russian  Warships.\n(Bv Dally New Leased Wire.)\n-AMSTEPDAM, No.  ft,  vln  London,\n11:30 p.m.\u2014An offlclnl despatch  re-\n.   (Continued ou Page Five.)\nSEAMANS AND WATROUS\nOUSTED  FROM  LEAGUE\n(By Daily News Leased Wire.)\nSASKATOON, Sask., Nov. ft.\u2014At the\nannual meeting of the \"Saskatchewan\nHockey association, held here today,\nrepresentatives were present from\nMelville, Qu'Appelle, Prince Albert,\nMoose .law, Humboldt, Moosomin, Re>\ngina. Rouleau, Battleford and Saskatoon. Seainans and Watrous were declared 'not to he members by a vote\nof 12 to C and Roulenu was let In only\nafter considerable discussion. Last\nyear's officers were re-elected.\nREDUCES TIME OF GREAT\nARIZONA AUTO RACE\n(Bv Daily News Leased Wire 1\nPHOENIX, Ariz.. Nov. ft.\u2014Hugh\nMiller of Phoenix won today the El\nPaso-Phoeiiix road race of 533 miles In\n14 hours 3i\"i minutes, reducing last\nyear's time more than two hours.\nT. Hutchtns, Alamogordo, N. M., was\nsecond, time ir>:f>7; C. Tucker, El Paso,\nthird, time 16:40.\nMiller's average was 37 miles an\nhour. 'His cur overturned yesterday\nnear Blsbee -but both he and his\n'mechanician escaped uninjured.\nBRITISH LEADERS\nSPEAK AF BANQUET\nnauguration of Lord Mayor\n' Brilliant Function\nWAR TO UPHOLD\nRIGHTS OF WEAK\nBEATTY  MODERATOR.\n(By Dally News Leased Wire.)\nWINNIPEG, Nov. 0\u2014Rev. W. Realty\nof Mlneoln, was elected moderator of\ntho Manitoba Presbyterian synod today.\nKAISER  MAY  SOON\nRETURN TO POTSDAM\n(Bv Daily News Leased Wire.)\nLONDON, Nov. 10, 3:4T. a.m.\u2014The\nDally Mall's correspondent at Copenhagen says lie hears from Berlin that\npreparations ure being made at Puts-\ndam for lOmperor William's return. He\nadds that ll is rumored to be the om-\npoor-s Intention to transfer his head*\nquarters to Potsdam.\n4444444*H444j-i4A> *\u2022\u25a0\u25a0* **4444\n4 \u00ab?\n9 BIG CANADIAN         . 4\n4 FACTORY RESUMES <S\n9                             4\n4 (By Dally  New.s  Leased Wire.) 4\n4 URAN-TFORD,    Nov.   ft.\u2014The 4\n9 Maesoy-Huirlfi company, which 4\n4t closed down the day after wnr 4\n4. was    declared,    throwing    1,200 <J>\n\u2022S' men   out  of work   lu   the  local 4\n4 Plant, will, it is announced, in 4\n9 a, few days start up again, emr ^\n9 Pk\u00bbylng   8G0   men   five   days   iv 4\n9 week and giving married  men *$\u2022\u25a0\n4 the preference.                          , 9\n444444\u00ae$.\nCanadians  Given  Place of\nHonor in Parade-Turkey's Doom Sounded-\n(By Dnily News Leased Wire.)\nLONDON, Nov.fl.\u2014That, England Is\nprepared to carry on the war to the\nbitter end, with every confidence In\nthe result, was the tenor of the\nspeeches at the annual banquet Inau-.\ngnratiiig the new lord mayor of L\ndon at Guildhall .this evening, delivered by the men who ure responsible for\nthe conduct of thi; war.\nNpta'o.lp speeches wore made by the\nprime minister, Wight Hon, 11. H. As-\nquit]], Field Marshal Earl Kitchener\nsecretary Cor war, A. J. Balfour and\nRight Won. Winston Churchill, first\nlord of the admiralty. Lord Kitchener\nwhoso massive figure, clad in servlci\nkhaki,i towered over the audience of\na thousand men. and women In thi\nhistoric building, while cxpressm;\nsatisfaction at the response to his call\nfur men and the progress of their\nmilllai-y training, imprt'ssed upon tho\nnation that the war would bo u long\none and he would require \"more men\nand still more until the enemy is\ncrushed.\"\nHe also made a quiet reference to\nEngland's army, which, he said, \"has\nproved itself to be not an contemptible\nan engine of war- an some were disposed to consider it,\"-and reminded\nhis hearers that the enemy would, he\nsides the army In the field, have to\nreckon with the forces of the great\ndominions, the vanguard uf which had\narrived in England, In addition to the\n1,250,000 now training in tills country,\nNavy Spells German Doom\nWinston Spencer .Churchill told of\nthe work; of tin? '*>\u00ab;* y and .continued\n\"It Is difficult to measure the full\ninfluence of the navul pressure in the\ncurly stages of the war, hilt it will\nspell the doom of Germany as surely\nas winter strikes lhe leaves from th*\ntrees.\"\nAp lo the losses suffered, he snid:\n\"The punishment we suffered is\nclear and definite, tiie punishment we\ninflict Is often not so, and when seen\noften cannot be measured. But time\nwill   tell.\"\nThe French ambassador, Paul Cam\nhon, said:\n\"We nre allied for the defense of\nliberty and for the protection of op>\npressed nationalities. We have never\nhad any other end in view than the\nmaintenance of peace nnd In spite of\nall the snares which have been laid\nfor us we have never ceased to work\nfor It. It Is therefore a libel to assert\nthat at any moment we cherished warlike mental  reservations.\nResponsibility Not Allies'\n\"When history seeks out the responsible authors of so much blood-\nshed, of such ruin, of such massacres,\nand of that mourning which is the lot\nof every family from one end of\nEurope to tlie oilier, of that systematic destruction of monuments\u2014the\nsublime expression of Christian\nthought, we can remain impertunbed,\nthc responsibility will not He with us.\n\"Wo did not attack; wc acted in\nself-defense. We did not seek the\nlust of conquest and dominions, we\nsimply wished to save civilization. We\nknow that this war has been long\nprepared, that tlie most powerful in\nstruments of destruction have been\ncreated, that there has been poured\ninto a people thc cult and disdain of\nright, and there has been persistent\nendeavor to banish all feeling ot\nhumanity from its heart! that a, once\norderly nation has been turned into a\nhouse qf barbarians.\n\"These professors of brutality\nthought they bud foreseen everything.\nThey had not foreseen that they would\ncome into conflict with the conscience\nof tiie civilized world in this murder\nmis war\u2014the most terrible the world\nhas ever known.\n' \"We remain true to our ideal of\nhumanity and liberty. In this ideal\nwe have a source of . mural energy\nwhich will enuliie us to master the\nmaterial forces massed iiffainst us.   We\n(Continued on   Page  Five.)\nPOPULATION\nAGAINST TEUTONS\nGerman General Computes on Basis of\nPeople Involved\u2014Ignores\nHofttilo Neutrals\n(Special Despatch to The Dally News\nand Montreal Star.)\nNEW VORK, Nov. ft.\u2014A German\ngenera] has been taking a census of\nthe world and announces that \"of\n1.5*17,000,001) of inhubllnnls of tbe earth\n713,000,000 count as our. enemies.\"\nThe population of Germany and her\nallies, ns shown by the sumo method\nof cjimputnllou Is HS.000.000.\nTho New Vork Herald asks: \"While\nho Is pursuing his investigations, might\nit not be profitable for this German\ngeneral ito ascertain Just bow many\nof the 650,000,000 neutrals do not, ln\nIhelr hearts, condemn Germany for Its\nruthless, uncaJIed-for, criminal Invasion of Belgium?\" .   .\nTEUTONS BEGIN ANOTHER ATTEMPT\nTO HACK WAY TO ENGLISH CHANNEL\n94444x$444-l4 -444\u25a0\u2022-\u2022\u25a0\u2022-4444449\n9 4\n4 BELGIAN   RAILROAD <t>\n4                       MEN   QUIT   WORK 4\n9 (By Dallv News Loased Wire.) <*>\n9      LONDON,   Nov.   9.\u2014In   Bel- 4\n4 glum all the  rallwnv employes 4\n4 have stopped work under orders 4\n4 from   the   Belgian   government, 4\n4 thus bringing railway traffic lo 4\n4 a    standstill     nnd    ipterferlng $'\n9 with the movement of German 4\n4 troops. .The   Gorman   autliorl- 4\n4 ties, It is reported, will replace 4\n9 the Belgians by Germnns, 4\n9 4\n944444^44444A^A^4444444'^'i4'i' t**\nDE WET REPORTED\nTO BEAT CRONJE\nDisperses   Small    Government   Commando, But Loses Son, Daniel,\nin Fighting.\n(By Daily News Leased Wire.)\nLONDON, Nov. 10, 2:2.$ a.m.\u2014\"Gen\nChristian DeWet, the rebel leader,\"\nsays Reuter's Pretoria correspondent,\n\"has been In contact with and dispersed a small government commando\nunder Gen Cronje, a member of the\nlegislature, near Doorlnhurg. ln the\ncourse of the fighting Gen. DeWet's\n?on, Daniel, was killed.\n, \"The government ls sending strong\nreinforcements to Cronje.''\nRebels Routed.\nA Reuter despatch from Capetown\nunder date of Nov. il gives the following official communication concerning the fighting in South Africa:\n\"An engagement between Gen, Lam*\nmer's forces and Transvaal rebels under Gen. Beyers, occurred on the Vet\nriver, south of Bloemhof, Nov. 8.\n\"The rebels, well armed and led by\nBeyers, were entirely dispersed, losing\nil men killed and 11 wounded, 364 prisoners, MOO rifles and M00 horses.\n\"The loyalists' casualties   were\nkilled and ft wounded.\"\nMEMBERS OF BRITISH\nANTARCTIC PARTY ARRIVE\n(By Dally News Leased Wire.)\nMBbBOURN-31 Nov. 10.\u2014Twelve\nmembers of Shackleton's expedition\nhave arrived from Sydney.\n_ Cnpt. A. 13. Mcintosh, R. N. R., Is\ngoing south on the Aurora to establish bases fur lhe expedition.\nTho dogs to be used on the journey,\nsecured In the Arctic regions of Canada, will be detained at Hobart under\nthe charge of members of the expedition, which hopes to leave about tho\nend of November.\nAUSTRALIA  RAIDS METAL\nCOMPANIES; SEARCH VAULTS\n(By Dnily News Leased Wire.)\nMELBOURNE, Nov. 0.\u2014Several\nmetal companies located here were\nraided yesterday by the military authorities. The reason and results of\nthe action are unknown.\nThe safety deposit vaults were\nSearched on Monday. Evidence is being sought concerning the relation of\nseveral of the companies having principals in Germany.\n 9\t\nCONTRABAND CARGO   IS\nUNLOADED BY BRITISH\n(By Dally News Leased Wire.)\nGIBRALTAR, Spain, Nov. il.\u2014The\nItalian steamer Europea, of the La*\nvelcoe line, which sulled with passengers from New York on Oct. 28\nfor Naples and Genoa, was detained\nhero today by British warships unci is\ndischarging alleged contraband of war.\nSwedish Steamer Blown Up.\n(By Daily News Leased Wire.)\nLONDON, Nov. D, 5:02 p.m.\u2014Tile\nSwedish steamer Atle was blown up\nhy a mine in the North sea ami foundered. Six of the crew were drowned.\nTlio others were landed at Yarmouth.\nOffensive Renewed in Ypres v>j Dixmude District, Allies\nJjolding Firm\u2014Difficultie\u25a0> \u00ab Operations Are increased\nby Heavy]Fo# French Report]Gains\nBELGIAN PATROLS DECLARED TO HAVE   _\nREACHED OSTEND, FINDING COAST CLEAR\nTWO YEARS  FOR  THEFT\nTROM  RAILV.AY CAR\nKAMLOOPS, B.C., Nov. ft\u2014Nick\nZnhuklnskl and Artymon Zabukinsk\nwere charged with stealing from a\nCanadian Pacific railway box car,\nand elected to he tried summarily.\nThey pleaded guilty, but the goods had\nbeen found on them, according to police evidence. They wero found\nguilty and sentenced to two years in\nthe penitentiary.\nBROWN   COMMANDS  NEW\nCANADIAN   BATTERY\n(By Dnlly News Leased Wire.)\nLONDON, Ont., Nov. J).\u2014Lieut.-Col.\nWaller Brown of Aylmer, formerly o!'\nToronto, was today appointed com-\ninander of the battery of artillery being raised In tills district for active\nservice with lhe second contingent,\nLieut.-Col. Brown, who will go to\nthe Trout with the battery, Is considered one of the most capable military\nmen in western Ontario,\nMILITARY OBSERVERS MAY\nACCOMPANY  FRENCH  ARMY\n(By Dally News Lea-ted Wire.)\nPARIS, Nov. ft.\u2014The French war office has relaxed Its strict  orders and\nWill    permit   observers    from    maitral\ncountries to go to the front.\nLADY BECK GIVES FIVE\nHUNDRED CHOLERA BELTS\n(ny Dally Nows Leased Wire.)\nLONDON, Ont., Nov. D.\u2014Lady Beck\nIs donating (SOO cholera belts to the\n18th battalion of the second contingent in training here, and the rest\nof the men will be provided for in tlio\nsame respect by tho local Red Cross,\nBerlin Says British Warships Recommence Bombardment\nBut Are Driven Off by Artillery on Land, Claims\nSteady   Advance Against Ypres\u2014Crucial\nStage Reached, Military Experts Agree\n(By Dully News Leased Wire.)\nLONDON, Nov. 9, 10 p.m.\u2014The Germans have renewed their offensive In\nthc vicinity of Ypres and Dixmude in\nanother attempt io break through lhe\nallied lines and gain the coast of\nFrance, a plan lu which thoy have\nhitherto been repulsed afler the most\nsevere fighting of the war. Tonight's\nFrench report indicates thc new attack\nhas been repulsed.\nDespite reverses which tlie Austro\nGerman armies have suffered In the\neast, where the Russians have now set\ntheir feet in German territory, both in\nEast Prussia und Posen, the Germans\nare said to he still sending reinforce\nments to tho west In an endeavor to\nbreak down tho resistance of tho\nFrench, British and Belgians who have\nbeen holding their positions and have\nin places made small' but Important\nadvances.\nThere has, however, as yet been no\ndecisive action fought along the whole\nfront, but each side Is making gains\nWhich may count when the crisis Is at\nhand. With the tremendous forces opposing each other any progress must\nnecessarily be slow In these days of\nsiege battles but both the allies and\ntlie Germans express satisfaction with\ntho way in whicli the battle has gone\nthus far.\nBelgians Reach Ostend\nA despatch from northern France to\nthe Chronicle says that advance patrols of Belgians have penetrated to\nOstend, which means that the coast\nline from Dunkirk to Nieuport and\nOstend is removed from the menace of\nthe past two weeks,\nYpres, the despatch adds, Is now the\nstorm centre. Tho town itself has\nbeen raned by artillery fire and has\nbeen entirely abandoned by tho populace.\nFog Hampers Operations\n(By Dally News Leased Wire.)\nPARIS, Nov. 9, 10:3a p.m.\u2014The following official communication was Issued by the war office tonight:\n\"There has been no notable modification In -the situation by reason of tlie\ndifficulties which nn intense fog has\ncreated ln*\u00bbconnection with operations\nof any extent.\n\"In the north the day has been good.\nWe have maintained our positions between the river Lys and Langomarck\nand made appreciable progress between\nLangomarck and Dlxmude.\"\nFleet Again  in  Action\n(By Daily News Leased Wire.)\nLONDON, Nov. 9.\u2014A despatch from\nBerlin tonight to the Marconi company\nsays:\n\"Main headquarters report that several of the enemy's ships'-ft'-rain attacked our right wing yesterday afternoon\nbut were rapidly driven off by our\nartillery.\"\nThe German  Report\n(By Daily News Leased Wire.)\n1H0HI.IN. Nov. 0, via Amsterdam\nand Loudon, 7:26 p.m.\u2014a report Issued\nhy general headquarters this forenoon\nsays:\n\"During the evening a sortie of the\nenemy from Nieuport, which was repeated during the night, completely\nfulled.\n\"In spite of obstinate resistance our\nattacks on Ypres are progressing\nslowly but steadily.\n\"Tho hostile counter-attacks southwest of Ypres have been repulsed and\nseveral hundred men taken prisoners.\nPraises Work of British\n(By Dailv News Leased Wire.)\nWASHINGTON, Nov. 0.\u2014Despatches\nrrom the French foreign office to thc\nembassy bere today reported the substance of tho French and Russian war\noffice statements and added a comment on tho successful work of the\nBritish troops in the west.\nThe cablegram said: \"At Gheluveldt\ntho British troops repulsed tho enemy\nIn a notable attack .made upon them\nand forced them back at the point of\nthe bayonet. in the Woevre district\nwe have been able to retake several\ntrenches which had been, previously\ntaken from us by the enemy.\"\nCrucial Stage Reached.\n(By Dally News Leased Wire.)\nLONDON, Nov. 9.\u2014In Flanders the\nGermans have launched their expected new attack, regarded as their supreme effort.     ,\n.Military observers 'agree that the\nwar lias entered upon a crucial stage\nand tba\u00ab\u00bb the next week may mark\nn definite turn in the course of events.\nIn French opinion, the Germans must\ncither win their way to the English\nchannel or fall hack. For that reason\nparticular interest attached to today's\nofficial French statement, which indicated the beginning of the onslaught\nfor which the Germans have been preparing during the lull of the lust few\ndays.\nFresh troops and new guns from the\nKrupp works have been rushed to the\nline of battle, from Dlxmude south\nacross the French border to Arras.\nTlio Germans have struck their first\nblows at Dixmude nnd in the region\nof Ypres and the French war office announces that their attacks have been\nrepulsed.\nSlow- progress for the allies along\nthe greater part of the line from Dlxmude to the Lys is claimed by the\nFrench. Over tho remainder of tho\ndisputed territory across France the\nsituation' has not changed materially,\nalthough the French report that new\nGerman attacks in Alsaco have been\nchecked.\nMove Troops Back to Germany.\n(By Dally News Leased Wire.)\nAMSTERDAM, Nov. K.\u2014The correspondent of the Tijd at Antwerp says:\n\"The movement of German troops\nfrom the western theatre of war on a\nbig scale is now progressing. A large\nnumber appear to have been withdrawn from tho Yzer.\n\"Long military trains filled with\nmen and munitions are moving Into\nGermany by way of Brussels and Lou-\nvain.\nINMAN WINS FROM\nHOPPE ON DAY'S PLAY\n(By Daily News Leased Wire.)\nRBGINA, Sask., Nov. ft.-\u2014Palying 700\npoints nt English billiards and 500 at\nthe American style, Melbourne Inman\ntoday won from Willie Hoppe 7S9 to^\n075. Each champion won easily at his\nown game, the big event of the day's\nplay being Hoppe's run of 288 at balk-\nline.    He mado his 500 while Inman\nwas getting 89.\nHoppe showed up poorly on the big\ntable while Inman ticked the points\noff steadily.    His best run was 140.\nRECRUITING   IN   GREAT\nBRITAIN HAS IMPETUS\n(By Dally News Leased Wire.)\nLONDON, Nov. ft.\u2014The slackness in\nthe recruiting In England has been\ngiven n fillip by the public marching\nof sonic of the crack territorials ami\ntoday's procession through the streets\nof London In connection with the Inauguration of .the lord mayor, in which\nthe Canadian and other Dominion\ntroops took part. From nil sections of\nthe country come reports of an increasing number of young men offering themselves for service.\nITALY TELLS GERMANY\nTO END TRIPOLI FIGHTING\ni Central News Cable to The Daily\nNews and Montreal Star.)\nROME, Nov. 9.\u2014A demand upon\nGermany that Turkey end the fighting\nin Tripoli against the Italians will be\nforwarded to Berlin by Baron Sidney\nSonnino. minister of foreign affairs,\nand Premier Satandra.\nThe protest Is addressed to Germany\nbecause of the kaiser's recent promise\nthat his new ally will not Invade tho\nItalian l-nssesslons In Africa.\n.Govcrnor-Gelici-a] Emgllo of Ciren-\nnica has sent an urgent demand for\nmore troops, In response to which new\nforces are being sent to the garrison,\nfrom which soldiers were brought but\ntwo months ago In tlie belief that the\nnew Norlh African possession was\nunder control,\nIt ls -believed hero that Turkey will\nforce a crisis In Italy by aggression on\nher colony Despatches Indicate that\nBedouins and Arabs are being Incited\nto  revolt und It Is feared that ambi\ntion on the part of Turkey to regain\nthe provinces recently lost may involve\nItaly In the general conflict.\nThat such an Issue would be welcomed by the allies Is recognized.\nWhether such an issue would mean tho\ndeclaration of a \"state of war\" ogattist\nTurkey, or the joining of Italy with the\nallied armies against Germany will depend upon the policy of the new cabinet, which is still a matter of doubt.\n4444444444444444>4\u00ab*4-444444>9\n*\u25a0 JAPANESE   MAY <?>\n4 FIGHT IN EUROPE <$\n4 (By Dallv Newg Leased Wire.) 4\n'!\u25a0 LONDON, Nov. 9.\u2014From To- 9\n9 klo   comes   the   report   that   a 4\n\u2022\u2022 Japanese army may be sent to 9\n\u2022\u2022 thu west to take Its part  with 4\nv the   British,   Flench   and   Bel- <?>\n9 glans In   the struggles   on    the 4\n\u2022> battlefields  there. 4\n4\n1HHM\nu_____m\n PAGE TWO.\n\u20acfo -Sail* &m\nTUE3DAV  NOVEMBER 10.\nAIR SCOUTS DO\nEXCELLENT WORK\nFrench \/Official   Statement   Describes\n\u25a0Operations\u2014Planes Will Not Replace\nAny  Weapon  Now in  Use\n(By Dally News Leased Wire.)\n' PARIS, Nov. 9, 3:50 p.m.\u2014Published\nreports that French aeroplanes are\nnever seen above tho French lines\nwhile many machines of the enemy\nare constantly reconnoiterlng over the\ntreads of the French soldiers has\n\u25a0brought forth a defensive official explanation of the operations of the\nFrench aviation service.\nThe, report sets forth that French\naviators are operating not only above\ntbe German lines but considerably to\nthe rear of-them.\nNotebooks found on dead Germans,\nthe statement sets forth, proves that\nthe French aviation service Is performing its duty. In conclusion, the\nstatement says that this new arm of\nthe seryice has fulfilled the promise\nmade for it but that it wilt never replace any weapon now In use.\n| Air battles between Imporlnnt contingents of flying machines might have\naatisfled the fancy of prophetic minds\nbut they have been lacking. In a few\neases aeroplanes have been in conflict\nand two Instances have been reported\nin which three machines were engaged\nbut -these combats were mere incidents to the real mission of the aeroplane, as it has developed In active\nservice\u2014that of an auxiliary to their\narms, particularly the artillery. This\nservice to the civilians is obscure\nenough. It is rendered more so by the\nrigid   censorship,  'but   from   wounded\nsoldiers and prisoners Is gathered sufficient evldenco of tho great value of\nthis auxiliary service and tho published orders of the day occasionally give\ninstances which show great heroism\non the rpart of French airmen,\nTho inquiry is frequently heard\u2014\nwhere are the great airmen? Nothing\nhas been heard of Paul Han, lhe hero\nof the English London to Manchester\nflight, Gilbert Brindejonc, Dps Mou-\nlinals, Farros, Vedrlnes, popular aviators from whom wonders are expected,\nund who have, so far as the general\npublic is concerned, played a rather\neffaced role lu the war, They have\nnot been the less active, It seems, and\nbit by bit news Is gathered of their\nservice, which Is reassuring.\nBombs.Hit Hostile Forces\nExtracts of the diaries of German\nprisoners testify to the efficiency of the\nFrench machines. In the diary of a\nnoncommissioned German officer at\nCorroboll \"several bombs thrown by\nFrench aviators\" are mentioned.\nFrom the diary of a German aviator:\n\"The seventh'company of the 3rd regiment of the government had eight killed and 22 wounded by bombs by a\nFrench aeroplane.\"\nFrom a soldier's diary: \"An officer\nshowed us a torn coat taken from one\nof \u00ab0 soldiers wounded by bombs from\na French aeroplane.\"\nFrom a diary of an officer: \"A bomb\nfrom a French airship wounded several men of tbe 73rd infantry in the\nregion of Reims.\"\nInformation from a Germnn prisoner: \"A French aeroplane killed four\nhorses of a battery with a bomb.\"\nInformation from a prisoner: \"Near\nNeuvllle an aeroplane bomb dropped\non a supply train, killed four men,\nwounded six and killed a considerable\nn ume'er \"o\/^oirses.\"\nPraise Gallant Work\nIt was recently announced semi-offl-\nclally that as the result of the maneuvers of aeroplanes the staff officers\nof one German regiment were obliged\nto change the regiment's position.\nIn recent citations in orders of tho\nday, the following aviators are mentioned :\nRadout, Lieut., aviator observer, distinguished himself by the number, precision\" and details of information, killed .by enemy in the battle of the\nMarne; Wateur, aeroplane scout, made\nmany fruitful reconnalsances in the\nair and was frequently exposed to the\nenemy's fire; Cosen, Sergt.-Aviator,\nkilled while reconnoiterlng during the\nbattle of the Marne, had furnished\nprecious Information; Theoret, Sergt.-\nAvia-tor, and Thorct, Sapper-Aviator,\ndistinguished services, dropped bombs\non enemy'B lines daily. Sapper Thoret,\nwounded \"by bullet in thigh, refused to\ninterrupt bis services to have wound\ndressed. Munch and Deserre, who did\nnot hesitate to take the air in weather\nthat made their mission doubly perilous, were obliged to fly low and were\nconstantly ex-posed to the fire of the\nenemy at short range.\nLackman, Parent, Rougier, Gilbert\nnnd Altouch are also mentioned for\nbrave attempts in fog and for giving\nprecious information. \u2022\nCARRANZA ORDERS THAT\nPEACE CONVENTION CLOSE\nSAN ANTONIO, Tex., Nov. 9.\u2014Gen.\nCarranza published a decree In\nMexico City ordering the Aguas Call-\nentes convention virtually dissolved\nby Nov. 10, according to a despatch\nreceived here today from R. M. Mo-\nCleary, chief of the Carranza publicity\nstaff In Mexico City.\nTHIN FOR YEARS\n-\"Gains 22 Pounds in 23 Days\"\n\/\n\"I was all run down to the very bottom,\" writes F. Gngnon\n\"I had to quit work I was so weak. Now, thanks to Sargol, I\nlook like a new man,   I gained 22 pounds In 23 dnys.\"\n\"Sargol has put Just 10 pounds on me ln 14 dnys,\" stntea W.\nD. Roberts. \"It has made me sleep well, enjoy what I ate and\nenabled me to work with interest nnd pleasure.\"\n\"I weighed 132 pounds when I commenced taking Sargol.\nAfter taking 20 days I weighed 144 pounds. Sargol is the most\nwonderful preparation for flesh building I have ever seen,\"\ndeclares D. Martin, and J. Meier adds: \"For the past twenty\nyears I have -taken medicine every day for Indigestion and got\nthinner every year. I took Sargol for forty days and feel better\nthan I have felt In twenty years. My weight has Increased from\n150 -to 170 pounds.\"\nWhen hundreds of men and women\u2014and 'there are hundreds,\nwith more coming every day\u2014living m every nook and corner of\nthis 'broad land voluntarily testify to weight Increases ranging\nnil tho way from 10 to 35 pounds given them by Snrgol, you\nmust admit. Mr. and Mrs. and Miss Thin 'Reader, that there must\nbe something in this Sargol method of flesh building after all.\nHadn't you better look Into It, just as thousands of others have\ndone? Many thin folks say: \"I'd give most anything to put on\na little extra weight,\" but when someone suggests a way they\nexclaim, \"Not a chance. Nothing will make me plump. I'm\nbuilt to stay 'thin.\" Until you have tried Sargol, you do not and\ncannot know that this is true.\nSargol   has   put   pounds   of  healthy  \"stay   there\" flesh  on\nhundreds who doubted, and in spite of their doubts.   You don't\nhave to believe In Sargol to grow plump from Its use,   You just\ntake it and watch weight pile up, hollows vanish and your figure\nround out to pleasing 7iorm-.il proportions.    You weigh yourself\nwhen you begin and again when you finish arid you let the scales\ntell tho story.\nSargol is absolutely harmless.   It Is a tiny concentrated tablet,\n\u25a0\nYou take one with every meal.    It mixes with the food you eat\nfor the purpose of separating all of Its flesh producing Ingredients. It prepares these fat making elements In an easily assimilated form, which the blood can readily absorb and carry all over\nyour body. Plump, well-developed persons don't need Sargol to\nproduce this result. Their assimilative machinery performs Its\nfunctions without aid, But thin folks' assimilative organs do\nnot. This fatty portion of their food now goes to waste through\ntheir bodies like unburned conl through an open grate. A few\ndays' test of Sargol in your case will surely prove whether or not\nthis 1 strue of you.    Isn't It worth trying? ,\nIf you want a beautiful nnd well-rounded figure of symmetrical proportions, If you want io gain some solid pounds of\nhealthy stay-there flesh, If you want to Increase your weight to\nnormal, weigh what you should weigh, go straight to your druggist today and get a package of Sargol and use It as directed.\nSargol will cither increase your weight or It won't and the only\nway -to know ls to try it. A single package of Sargol easily\nenables you to make this test. Sixty days' use of Sargol, according to directions, Is absolutely guaranteed to increase your weight\nto a satisfactory degree or your druggist will refund all the\nmoney you have paid him for It. Sargol is sold by leading\ndruggists everywhere and In Nelson nnd vicinity by\nPoole Drug Co., Limited\nRutherford Drug Co.\nAnd Others\nWILL DEVELOP\nNAVAL POLICY\nNew  Zealand  Would  Build   Up   Fleet\nAs  Part of Imperial\n*   Navy\n(Western Associated PresB Special\n' Cable.)\nWELLINGTON, N. 7... Nov. 9.\u2014An\nImportant development In New Zea>\nland's naval policy Is foreshadowed by\nPremier MasSey in a manifesto in\nwhich he outlines the platform of 'the\nreform party in the dominion. Every\neffort will be made, says thc premier,\nworthily to sustain New Zealand's\nshare ln the responsibilities and obligations of the British Empire. The\nparty he represented would undertake\nto persevere with the national defense\nsystem already In operation throughout\nthe country and at the same time it\nwould promote a naval policy under\nwhich *the dominion would, train its\nown personnel and gradually develop\nInterests in the imperial navy that\ncould protect the Empire as a whole\nand at the same time maintain the\nsupremacy of the British flag in the\nPacific-as well as insure the safety\nof thc trade routes from hostile raids,\nITALIAN RESERVISTS LEAVE\nTO JOIN THEIR COLORS\n(By Daily News Leased Wire.)\nLONDON, Ont., Nov. 9.\u2014Over SO\nItnilian reservists from Detroit and\nvicinity passed through London today\nto rejoin the colors, in response *to\norders from the military authorities of\nItaly..\nAn Easy Way to Get\nFat and Be Strong\nThe trouble with most thin folks\nwho wish to gain weight Is that they\ninsist on drugging their Stomach or\nstuffing It wltn greasy foods; rubbing\non useless \"flesh creams,\" or following\nsome foolish physical culture stunt,\nwhile the real' cause of thinness goes\nuntouched. You cannot get fat until\nyour digestive tract assimlliates tbp\nfood you eat.\nThanks to a remarkable-new sclenti\nfie discover!-, it is now posfble to com\nbine into simple form the very elc\nments needed by the digestive organs\nto help them convert food Into rich,\nfat-laden blood. This mnster-stroke of\nmodern chemistry is called Sargol and\nhas been termed the greatest of flesh\nbuilders. Sargol aims through Its re\ngenerative, reconstructive powers tt\ncoax the stomach and Intestines to\nliterally soak up the fattening elements\nof your food and pass them into the\nblood, where they are carried to every\nstarved, broken-down cell and tissue\nof your body. You can readily picture\nthQ result when this amazing transformation has taken place and you\nnotice how your cheeks fill out, hob\nlows about your neck, shoulders and\nbust disappear and you take on from\n10 to 20 pounds of Solid, healthy flesh.\nSurgol is absolutely harmless, Inexpensive, efficient. The Poole Drug Co.,\nRutherford Drug Co. add other leading\ndruggists have It and will refund your\nmoney If you are ftfti satisfied, as per\nthe guarantee fund, in every package\nCaution:-\u2014While Sargol has given\nexcellent results In overcoming nerv\nous dyspepsia and general stomach\ntroubles, it should not be taken by\nthose who do not wish to gain 10\npounds or more.\nm^^w-\nHow Thin People\nCan Put on Flesh\nA New Discovery\nThin men ond women\u2014that big\nhearty, filling dinner you ate last\nnight. What -became of all the fat\nproducing nourishment it contained\nYou haven't-gained In weight one\nounce. That food passed from your\nbody like unburned coal through ah\nopen grate. The material was there\nbut your food doesn't work and stick\nand the plain truth Is you hardly get\nenough nourishment from your meals\nto pay for the coat of cooking. This l;\ntrue of thin folks the worm over.\nYour nutritive organs, your functions\nof assimilation, are sadly out of gear\nand need reconstruction.\nCut out the foolish foods and funny\nsawdust diets. Omit the flesh cream\nruh-ons. Cut out everything but <h<\nmeals you are eating now and eat wltr.\nevery one of those a single Sorgo*\ntablet. In two weeks note the differ-\nence. Five to eight good solid pound;\nof healthy, \"stay-there\" fat should be\nthe net result. Sargol, too, mixes witfa\nyour food and prepares It for the blood\nin easily assimilated form. Thin people gain all the way from 10 to 2F\npounds (L month while taking Snrgol.\nand the new flesh stays put. Sargo!\ntablets are a scientific combination\nof six of the best flesh-producing dements known to chemistry. They eomf\n40 tablets to *j package, are pleasant\nharmless and inexpensive nnd the\nRutherford Drug Co., Poole Drug Co\nand other dealers sell them subject tc\nan absolute guarantee of weight increase or money back.\nThin People Can\nIncrease Weight\nThin men and women who wou!\nlike t0 increase their weight with 10 or\n15 pounds of healthy \"stay-there\" fat\nBhould try eating a little Sargol with\ntheir meals for a while and note results. Here ie a good test worth try>\nIng: First weigh yourself and measure yourself. Then take Sargol\u2014one\ntablet with everj meal\u2014for two weeks.\nThen weight and measure again. It\nisn't a question of how you look or\nfeel, or what your friends suy and\nthink. The Bcale**. and the tape measure will tell their own story, nnd most\nany thin man or women can easily add\nfrom five to eight pounds In the first\n14 days by following this simple direction. And best of all, the new flesh\nstays put.\nSargol does not of itself mnke fat, but\nmixing with your food, It turns the\nfats, sugars and starches of what you\nhnve eaten into rich, ripe, fat-producing\nnourishment for ui*-> tissues und blood\n\u2014prepares It In an easily assimilated\nform whleh the blood can readily accept. All this nourishment now pusses\nfrom your body as waste. But Sargol\nstops the waste and does It quickly\nand makes the fat-producing contents\nof the very same m-euls you are eating now develop pounds and pounds of\nhcnlthy flesh between your skin and\nbones. Sargol Is safe, pleasant, efficient\nand inexpensive. The Poole Drug Co,,\nRutherford Drug Co. an- other lending druggists sell it In larKe boxes\u2014\n40 tablets to a package\u2014on a guarantee of weight increase^ or money\nback.\nWinter Coats\nOur Entire Stock of Coats Is placed on sale at greatly reduced\nprices. These represent tho season's best models, made up In\nthe most popular fabrics.   Regular prices   from   $14.00   up  io\n $9.50 up.to $27.50\n3S87.BO.\nSALE  PRICE..\nChildren's Coats 3\nQOOD   WINTER   WEIGHT   AND   8TYLI8HLY   MADE\nTodag Half Price\n\u2014 '\u2014*\u00bb ;\t\nMisses' and Children's\nDresses K\nill\nIn Serges, \"Velvet Cord, etc., in thc popular colors, beautifully 1,\ntrimmed with Silk and Satin.   Ncw Styles.   A Snap.\nTodag Half Price\nSMILLIE <& WEIR\nLADIES'  WEAR   SPECIALISTS\nGOVERNMENITHANKS\nRAILWAY WORKERS\nWrites  President of Canadian  Pacific\nRailway\u2014Local Officials Receive\nCopies of Letter\n\"His royal highness the Duke of\nConnaught, president of the Canadian\nPatriotic fund, desires to express to\nthe officers and employees of the *com.\npany his admiration for and appreciation of the generous contribution of\none day's pny, amounting in the aggregate to nearly $145,000, for the care\nand relief of the families and depend\neri'ts of Canadians and allies who have\ngone to the front for their country's\nsuke and his conviction that this generous action will be appreciated\nthroughout the length and breadth of\nthe Dominion.\"\nThis is the text of a letter received\nhy Sir Thomas Shaughncssy, president\nof the Canadian Pacific Railway company, from the Duke of Connaught to\nbe forwarded to the empaoyees of the\ncompuny. Copies of the letter huve\nbeen received In Nelson by the heads\nof the various departments, of the company.\nMETHODIST CHURCH\nCLAIMANT ON FUNDS\nDrayton    Continued    As    Provisional\nLiquidator\u2014Array of  Noted       \u00ab$\nCounsel  Argues  Case\n(By Dally News Leased Wire.)\nVANCOUVER, B. C, Nov, 9.\u2014That\nthe Methodist church is a claimant\nthe Dominion Trust funds for a total\nsum of $121,000 was divulged thi:\nmorning in the great legal fight to\ndecide who shall have charge of the\nwinding-up of the Dominion Trust\ncompany. The contest wus fought out\nbefore Chief Justice Hunter, with several of the cleverest logal duelists each\ntrying to disarm his adversary and\nbring the liquidation under the control of his special clients. A crowd\nof shareholders and depositors, Including a Inrge numher of women, filled\nthe courtroom to the limit of its standing accommodation and overflowed\nInto the corridors before the chief Justice opened the court. ,\nThe court finally decided, following\na hearing which lasted nearly all day,\nto continue.C. R. Drayton as provisional liquidator for another month.\nThe chief justice definitely declared\nthat he would not appoint a nominee\nof the shareholders or directors. The\nchances are 10 to 1 that Mr. Drayton\nill be permanently appointed at the\nend  of thc month.\nThere was a great array of counsel\npresent. Sir Charles Hibbert Tupper\nappeared for A. .1. Maxton, a French\ncreditor for $130,000, asking *lo have\nhis nominee made 'liquidator; Joseph\nMartin, M.P., and G. H. Cowan were\ncounsel for depositor C. H. -Margee,\nwho had already secured the appointment of Mr. Drayton as provisional\nliquidator. The same counsel appeared , for the Methodist denomination.\nCharles WIlBon, K.C., wanted to have\ntho Bogers estate of $lfiO,000 removed\nfrom thc trust company and an immediate accounting; W. B. A. Richie np-\npeaiftd for the trust company and a\nhost of other lawyers appeared for individual depositors and creditors. Sir\nCharles Tupper bJbo represents Sir Gil\nbert Parker, who had $25,000 worth of\nstock and $15,000 on deposit. Horatlus\nStuart of Edinburgh also was a client\nof Sir Charles. His clulm in this particular matter was $12,000.\nCROP VALUE GAINS\nHUNDRED MILLION\nTotal  of  Important  Farm   Produce in\nUnited Statei li Over Five\nBillion Dollar*\nfBy Daily Ncwb Leased Wire.)\nWASHINGTON, Nov. -J.\u2014The Important farm crops of the United Stales\nthis year are worth $5,008,742,000, or\n$104,000,000 more than tho value of\nthe same crops last year, notwithstanding a loss of $418,000,000 sustained by cotton planters on lint alone us\na result of the war.\n\u25a0Cotton ginned prior to Nov, 1\namounted to 9,828,095 bales, the census\nbureau announced today. Round bules\nwere 22,970; sea Island cotton, 411,438\nbales.\nCANADIANS MAKE\nGOOD PROGRESS\nHave   Brains  and.  Desire  to   Learn,\nSays General Sam Hughes\u2014Excellent 8 hots.\n(By Daily News Leased Wire.)\nOTTAWA, Nov. 9.\u2014Major Gen. Sam\nHugheB returned to Ottawa tonight after four weeks spent in England. He\nwas at the department shortly after\nhis arrival.\nGen. Hughes expressed gratification\nat the progress which Is being made\nby the Canadians at Salisbury. Tha\nmen, he declares, _re undergoing very\nstrenuous training and are mastering\nthe new platoon formation laid down\nby the British authorities. The platoon\nformation Ib distinguished from the\ncompany formation ln tbat 250 men Instead of 100 are deployed.\n\"They wlll Boon get on to it,\" said\nthe minister. \"They have the brains\nand the deBire to learn.'*\nGen. Hughes stated that lie did not\nknow when the Canadian troops would\nleave for the front and thut if he did\nknow he would not tell.\n'The shooting had just commenced\non the ranges shortly before i left. One\nregiment\u2014there is no use mentioning\nnames for they are all as good\u2014mnde\n87 per cent, which opened the eyes\nor those who saw It. The shooting is\nsplendid and that after all Is what Is\nneeded.\"\nBusiness as Usual in England.\n\"Did you manage to see any of the\nfighting at the front?\" the minister\nwas asked.\n\"I did not go near It,\" he replied\n\"Only Idle curiosity would have justified me In going as our own troops\nwere not >at the front. They have no\ntime for visitors over there. This is a\nserious business.\"\nGen. Hughes stated that business\nin England was going on \"as usual\"\nand that there were few Indications\nfrom tbe business standpoint tbat\nanything unusual was afoot. There\nwas a quiet confidence as to the outcome of the war.\nHe stated that authentic reports\nfrom wounded officers returning from\nthe front were to tho effect that the\ndeath roll among the Germans was\nappalling and thut if the allies held\ntheir position along the northwestern\nline of battle for two weeks longer\nthe enemy's heart would be broken\nand his power of resistance badly\nshattered.\nGen Hughes met the Canadians at\nPlymouth and visited them several\ntimes at Salisbury. He states that\nthey are comfortably quartered and\nnre ready to take the field at any\ntime.\"\nSHOWS   UNINTERRUPTED\nMOVEMENT OF TRADE\nHuge Quantities of Goods Are Landed\nin England in One Day\u2014Control\nof the Sea Emphasized\n(By Daily News Leased Wire.)\nOTTAWA, Nov. 9.\u2014As an indication\nof \" the uninterrupted movement of\ntrado to Great Britain In the face of\nwar conditions, E, A. DIckerdyke, Canadian trade commissioner for Manchester, gives the list of goods us being\ndischarged at that port in a single\nday, Oct. 8:\nSteamship Briardene, PIctou, N. S.,\n93,177 pieces of timber; Manchester\nCorporation, Quebec and Montreal, 201-\n893 bushels of wheat, 1,273 boxes of\ncheese, 5,300 bags of asbestos fibre,\n300 hags of crude asbestos, 234 bules\nof paper, 276 bales of tea, 165 bags of\ntalc, 50 cases of canned beef, 40 bags\nof nails, 160 cases of phosphorus, 422\npieces of sliver bullion, 19,640 pieces\nof timber, nnd 108 bundles of steel\nwire.\nThe fact that nearly nil of these materials are contraband makes the con-\ntrot of the north Atlantic as at present held by Britain all the more striking.\nThe New Zealand trade commissioner nnnounces in this week's number of the trado and commerce report that the Niagara Is now on Its\nway to Vancouver from New Zealand\nwith the following list of commodities\non board: 6,000 boxes butter, 160 tons\nflax, 3S2 crates eggs, 3,200 sacks hides,\n200 casks **-\u2022\u25a0*\u25a0 f skins, -420 bales aheep-\nKklns, 120 bales wool, 1,200 cases gum,\n600 sack** copper, 216 sacks r|cc grass\nseed and 16 tons jams.\nThis week will be a week of prayer\nln the Y, M, C. iA.'s throughout the\nworld, and the local association will\nhold meetings toduy, tomorrow und\nThursday. All men In the city are\ninvited to attend these meetings ut\n12.45 O'clock each day\nTHEY BLAME CROWN\nPRINCE FOR DEFE-jl\nGermans   Hold   Him   Responsible'.,\nFailure to Reach Paris\u2014 Black '\nWinter Faces Berlin.\n(Central  News Cable to The Dall|\nNews and Montreal Star.)\nLONDON,    Nov.    !).\u2014Telegraph in I\nfrom Copenhagen yesterday, W. Duclf\nworth, special correspondent of\nTelegraph says:\n\"A neutral subject, who has just re]\nturned after a week's stay In Berlin\nBays the crown prince Is being blame]\nfor the failure of the German advancl\nIn Prance. The people had put tbell\ntritBt in him to reach Paris wtthl*\nthe scheduled time. 1\n\"Now he is being openly attackel\nfor failing to break the French rlghl\n\"An enormous number of sllghtil\nwounded men and hoys limp about thi\nstreets of Berlin, drive In open motol\ncars or are seen In the restaurant!\nand theatres.   These are so numeroul\nas to seem to be part .of a gigantl]\nstreet, campaign to advertise the arnj\nEvery man appears to be decornU\nwith the iron cross.   The number'\u25a0\niron crosses distributed now Is\npreaching 100,000.\n\"Gaiety ln tbe cafes seems forced]\nmany Informants say.- Tho general fm\npresslon ls that the people reallzl\nthat the success of the German arm!\nhas been too long delayed. This, nlonf\nwith the mysterious whereabouts\nthe kaiser and the awful monotony ol\nstalemate in the dally reports of thf\nheadquarters staff have, it is feared]\nsome deeper significance. *\n\"Winter fashions are black in Berl\nltn. Hundreds of women are In mourn]\ning.    The  people are  beginning\nlearn  that they are  faced  with i\neconomical crisis.    It Ib reflected il\ntho faces of the business men In th]\nstreets, in the increasing numbers *\nunemployed and in the sudden jumj\nIn the cost of living in the last f\nnight. ' More business  houses  have]\nclosed aud still further reductions (\nsalaries  have  been   made  by  thoaJ\nhotiBes'remalnlng open.\"        r*    Kit\n \u201e\u2666) *     '   I\nSTOPS BOU i. TO AVOID\nKNOCKOUT OF DONOVAN^\nfBy Dally News Leased Wire.)\nNEW YORK, Nov. 9.\u2014Mike GlbbonJ\nof St. Paul defeated Young Mike DonoJ\nvan of this city In a 10-round mat{\"\nat  Madison Square Garden here to*]\nnight, the referee stopping the\nsided contest In bhe sixth round to]\nprevent a knockout.\nKid Lewis, the English lightweight!\nmade his first appearance in Americ]\niu a 10-round bout with Phil Bloom <\nBrooklyn.   Lewis outfought his opponj\nent all the way.  Both men weighed I\nat 135 pounds.\nBe Good\nTo Yourself\nby keeping in good physical j\ntrim and you will be the .best\nfriend to yourself and a pleasure to others. Most sicknesses\nbegin in the ordinary and\nminor ailments of the digestive\norgans, and for these ailments\nfkcftaimfc\nMs\nhave become the most popular j\nremedy, because thev are so |\nsafe, so certain, ana prompt, i\nin   their   beneficial   action.\nThey tone the stomach, stimulate the liver, regulate lhe\nbowels.    By   cleansing   the\nsystem   and   purifying   the!\nblood they prove, that they J\nAre Worth\nA Guinea a Box I\nDlr\u00ab||\u2122 .f W..UI ..I.. \u00abl|k .,.\u201eW.. |\nSold ...rrwlnr.. la Usm, 38 .Mb.\n(*\"\"'     .\"VasW.       '.',.\u201e..\n Tucpav* ...;,.; November, it>.\nDOE3 A BUSINESS COURSE PAY\nJune 30, 1913. wages *fOO-por month.\nBookkeeping 4-naontha.   . .-   .'\u25a0-\n-Tunc 30, TJH, wages $150 per month\nJuno 30, una, wages $16 per month.\nBookkeeping 6\/months, nights. .\nJuno. 30, 1014, woros $.ri0 per month.\nJune so,-1913, w.VscMS^^m-A-ai,\n\u00ab,. Shorthand 3 montHs..,_J_. .,.\nJune 30, IB 14, wages ?100 per 'month!\nKOOTENAY BUSINESS COl-LEGE\nPARKER\nNELSON    WORKINGMAN'S    EMPLOYMENT AGj|wfiiy...^..\n(     .     309 BAKER ST*\u00abH^a*|.-jj-.\nChocolates\nChocolates\nWe carry n  full  stock  of Cad-\nbury's Chocolates, v. fc-N\n:   Local Agent for Frnchea Bws.'\n\u25a0Flowers. ; - -.-.-,,-^-,.,v.\u00ab.\u2014,\nM. SCANLAN   v;\n60S*\/-. Baker Street Nelson, B.C.\nNOW   IS   THE   TIME\nto replenish ymir wardrobe by taking advantage of J. W. Gallagher's\nBljr Reductions on indies' and\n..Children's   Summer    Dresses   and\nLingorle. \t\n* 1024 BAKER  STREET\n,    RYE-NOT RYE WHISKEY\n- ' But Ryo -'Grain. Just unloaded\nlhe first car of Rye thut ever came\nto Nelson. First class for feeding.\nPrice J2.00 per humlrod.    This rye\n'Ik good enough for seeding. We\nhandle all klnm of Hay, Grain anil\njFJoyr, also Wood.\n-Taylor Milling & Elevator Co.,_Ltd.\nHardy Perennials\n:l        PLANT   THEM   NOW\nPeonies, JunnnteBe Iris, Shasta\nDairies, English Primrose, Blocdlns.\nJ3oart, Double mid Single Gynsu:\nplilta in- Bully's Mrcath.\nJOHNSON,   THE   FLORIST\n908 Front St. Phone 343\nRAMSDEN\nTHE   TAILOR    SPECIAL\nTrousers made to measure, $7.00\n. nnd up. Pure Wool l'rolls Serge,\n^8.00  und  up.  '\nCleaning, Repairing, Pressing\n309<\/2   BAKER   STREET\nit MACKENZIE\n1 .-.l-iim; lumlness in vour own iMigh-\n1   licrhood, 1117 WATER STRKKT, is\nready to supply\nYour Grocery Wants\nWilli goods \"t Hie sain,, quality and\ntit   ;lie same prices.\nWHY   GO   ELSEWHERE?\nPATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRY\nNew Season Strawberry Jam\nOn  the Sale, of One Car wc  have\nhad a repeat order, 600,000 pounds.\nNELSON BRAND JAM\nWANTED\nTJJic public to phone qr write'us\nwhen wanting uii-to-dale I'lumb-\nliig or Heating executed.\nNational Heating & Plumbing Co.\n524   Vernon   Street\nPhone  175 P.O.  Box 84\nStarland Orchestra\nHarold,Brett, Director\nMusic  Furnished, for Afternoon\nParties, Concerts and  Dances\nScale of Prices'Reasonable.-'\nP.O. Drawer\nPhone 163. and ffl ,   *, ,\n\u00bbwer 1107 \"*     ^Ws&ti, B.C.\nDOMINION DAIRY\nYOU ARE INSURED IN (JETTING\nPIRE MILK\n\u25a0*\u25a0\u25a0 'if\nSatisfaction\nin   your Printed  Stationery will\n\u25a0 be  yours If you   patronIgo  The\nDally   News   Job    Department.\nPrompt delivery.\nTHE\nDAIL.V\nNEWS\n,   FAIRVIEW   PEOPLE\nBUY   YOUR\nRUBBERS\nFROM\nRoss Fleming\n..    Fairview Supply House.\nBehnsen nnd First Bis. Phone 130.\nPeabody's Overalls\nA Full Stock Always on Hand at\nMURPHY'S\nTh* Baiter Street  Clothier\nl__2s_i__w______ma-mwm\nlamrock Creamery Butter\nriTfi'sI\"i:*SlK  o|R,jPpUND   CARTONS\nEmpress Creamery Butter\ni IN   OUR   POUND   PRINTS\nAre the Popular Brands of Today\n\"*k        \u25a0,!?'\"s _t \u25a0\u00bb.- fe > '\no\npi'ASK   FOR   IT\n_hlA3,\nP. BURNS & CO.\nI MADE- IN  CANADA\nEDISON   MAZDA    ,\nj    The most erficlent and strongest\ni tungsten lamp\u2014ail sizes from 10 tn\nj fjOO.  watt     Mall   orders   receive\n* prompt attention.    \u2014      -   \"'\nKootenay Electric Coustruction Co.\njBt&'BOT'  Phone 211\nVICTOR   RECORDS\n'It's   A   Long   Way   to   Tipperary\"\nWe   have   this   Victor   Record   in\nitoek now in three different forms.\nCA-L-L- AND HEAR THEM\nMASON & RISCH, LTD.\nFruit Tissue\n10 x 10 Inches, per Ib ....11c\n50-lb. lots  10c\nBOX   LINING\n20 x 26 inches,  per 100 sheets, 50c\nCash  With  Order.        t\nW. H. Jones\nJob Printing Nelson, ^.C.\nOwi'nK to the war in Europe these Koods'\"have greatly advanced ln\nprice and when local stocks have been sold out will be' impossible to\nsupply for ait least two years. All thc essential oils and perfume basis\nused by domestic perfumers coma ttom Europe and nearly all from\nJi'iunce,\n, WE   WERE   FORTUNATE\nlaving large slocks on order and In hand on the outbreak of war and\ncontinue to servo our customers' -at a very-nominal advance'-ton old\nC3. ,,,\nPIVER'S,  ROGER & QAlLET'S, REJAUD'S,  HAUBYANT'S,\nRALLETT'S,   ETC.\nWATCH   OUR   WINDOWS.\nThe Poole Drug Co.,\nJ. R. Darling, Manager.\nBook Binding, Blank\nBooks, L-oose Leaf Forms\n(jlot quotations from The News\nBindery Department before placing\nyour .orders. Satisfactory work and\nprompt\" delivery.\nTHE DAILY NEWS BINDERY\nNelson, B. C.\nThe Five Car\ndinal Points\nto be Considered\nWatch This Star\nfor The Daily\nNews Business\nTalks'\nOrder Your\n\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0  \u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0\" \u25a0>\u25a0\u25a0 '\nPrivate\nChristmas Cards\nMow at\nTbe Daily News Job Dept.\nI WISH TO\nANNOUNCE\nto my Clients and\n'-.bo General' Public\nthat 1 hove transferred my, Fire, In-\nsu ran co Business\nand Agencies to\nG.W.\nAppleyard\n605  Baker Street\nPhone 444\nT.   A.   ROBLEY\nPrinceton Lump\nCOAL\nPer ton    ~J *f| \/\\\ndelivered    f \u00bb\\J VI\nWest Transfer Co.\nPHONE 33\nHoipoiiit\nElectrical Goods\nTho  Best on the  Market.\nThe goods with thc sound guarantee\nNelson Electric Co.\nWard Street, next to Pest Office\nPhon\u00ab 404 Box 127\nly News Want Ads will supply\nneeds. Cost small\u2014results\nTry   them.\nTHE   DAILY   NEWS\nPUT YOUR DUDS IN OUR SUDS\nr    AND WE'LL TREAT THEM\n.;       RIGHT\nKootenay Steam Laundry\nCompany\nFor-Reat\nFour*.Roomcct Furnished Cottage With bath, situated on Latimer St.     $25\nTWO    SIX-ROOMED    HOUSES,   recently   renovated   throughout;   stone\nbasements; well located   r $17.00 and $20.00\nSEVEN-ROOMED   HOUSE   with  concrete basement and furnace. .$25.00\nFo* Sale\nGOOD BUILDING LOTS in the City...' $125.00 and $150.00 each\nEASYk TERMS.\nH. & M. Bird\nThe Wedding Gift\nHave you dei\nfor that wcddl\nshow you our\nGlass, we may\nvery useful \u25a0*\n:hat will be vi\ntin\ned\nChoi\nil on what to ijlve\n\u2022.\u2022resent? IjOI us\nline of Cut\nhe able to suggest d\nid lieaulifiil ari,iele\nry aeeepluhle. Our\n\u25a0 has been very highly cortiment-\non by connoisseurs ln the un\nand wo aro sure we cun show you\n-anmothlng that both gtv.oiS and re*\nceiver will be proud of.\nOur   Prices   Are   Very   Reasonable.\nE. E. Robinson\nExpert   Watch   Repairer.\nPhono 479. Box  No. 894.\n417i\/2   Baksr   StrMt,   Nelson,   B.   O.\nMall.Orders Promptly Attended Tu.\nYoutl\nDollar\nrun buy Just as much Bread and\nCukes at our place today aa it\ncould 10 years ago. If you want\nto practice Economy, deal with us.\nYou net the best and at the lowest\nprices*,.\" i   , ,jj\nChoquette  Bros.\nThe  Bakers and  Confectioners\nSOLE   MANUFACTURERS   OF   MOTHER'S   BREAD\nAlex Smith\nWARD   STREET\nLadies'and Gents'\nTailor\nWILL   SERVE   YOU   WELL\nCleaning,   Pressing   and   Rapairing\nNeatly  Done\nCALL   UPON    ME\nScotch Bakery\nSupport the old country by getting your bread here.\nIf you havo not already tried our\nbread do so .now and judge the\nquality for yourselves.\n'!*.\u2022'\u25a0- :.Jt (*\nT.  W.  LEDINGHAM\nPricos  Juet  th*, Same,  Why   Not\nHove tha Beit?\nPHONE47\nn\nInsist on\nBEER\nn\nPure as a Mountain Breeze\n,.     AGENT|:i\nNelson Club Cigar Co.\nTHAT TEA SET\nthat you huve   been   wanting1   so\nbadly you will find ready for you at\nCHINA HALL\nat a  price to  suit your  means.\nThe HUME\nA la Carte and\nTable d'Note\nCLOTHES   CLEANED,   PRESSED\nAND   REPAIRED\n'We   make   a   specialty    of   Dry\nCleaning all   kinds of Ladles'   and\nGents' Wearing Apparal.\nSuits,   Overcoats,   Dresses,   Gloves,\nHats, Furs, etc.\nTHE   CROWN    FRENCH    DRY\nCLEANING CO.\n606 Josephine St. Nelson, B. C.\nPhone 107 P.O. Box 994\nTRUNKS  AND   BAGS\nThe Cheapest ln the City.\nSee   Our   Stock   Before   You   Buy\nElsewhere\nAll  Kinds of Trunk Repairs\nPromptly Attended To.\nJ. M. Ludwig\nFOR    SHOE    SATISFACTION\n'','..'.    BUY\nIIMVICTUS\nThe best' GOOD SHOE for Men.\nR. Andrew & Co.\nSpecial Winter. Rates for Room\nand Board or Meals Only will take\neffect from November 1st.\nSUNDAYS\nSpecial   10  Court*  Dinner, 75c.\n.. Ynu  eauiiot  do. M'tter .for  price,\nnuulliy oi- aervlce.\nPhone' 193\nJ. Dancy '<&. Co.\nContractors and Builders\n602 Vernon Street   fsSf\nNELSON, B. C.\nVARIETY STORE\nBig Line to Choose From.\n5c, 10c, 25c Goods\nWo Are Suro We Havo It\u2014We Ar\u00ab\nSure to Please You\nBaker Street   . Nelson, B.C.\nIF. YOU'VE A\nHOUSE IS VIEW\nperhaps we can buy It for you\neheaper than you can. Wc are in\nthc business, you know. Or If you\nliave a house or any other property\nto sell, or exchange, ia town or\ncountry, we surely can find you u\ncustomer. We do a general Real\nEstnto business in all Its branches\nund you will find us a most reliable\nfirm to deal with.\nB.C. United Agencies\nNr. F. Warner Smith\nPROFESSOR OF MUSIC\nROOM 8, 503 BAKER STREET\nTeaching Commences September 1st\nProspective pupils should book now\nSPECIAL SALE\nGLASS SHADES  FOR  ELECTRIC\nLIGHTS\nFROM   10c   UP\nBotter  Buy   Now  Whilo  thc  Selection  Is Good\nHOWE ELECTRIC CO.\nMACDONALD   CARTAGE   CO.\nP.O. Box 886 Telephone 504\nGeneral Teaming, Distributing and\nForwarding Agents\nCoal and  Wood Merchants\nAgents fur Canadian Oil Companies\nOffice;   Annablo   Block\nNELSON, B. C.\nTHE ELITE\n315 Baker Street\nSUITS\u2014SUITS\u2014SUITS\n.$11.50 $11.50 $11.50\nOnly a few left at litis price.  Come\nin ami look them Over.   Snaps all.\nYour Feet\nIN\nMy Shoes\nWILL BE A PLEASURE TO BOTH\nLET'S GET TOGETHER\nG. Romano\n310   BAKER   STREET\nELECTRIC   SHOE   REPAIRING\nThe Hume Barber Shop\nExperienced   Workmen   Who   Know\nHow to Please.\nEVERYTHING   NEAT,   CLEAN.\nAND   PLEASANT\nService the Finest.\nk] MAKE   US   A   CALL\nWork Shirts & Gloves\nof the Highest Quality at\nMURPHY'S\nThe  Baker Street   Clothier\nMB\n PAGE FOUR\nChe Bail?? iBeUual\nTUE8DAY ,..-;. NOVEMBER 10.\nCtie -Bail}? Jl\u00abuis\nPublished every morning except\nSunday, by The News Publishing\nCompany, Limited, Nelson; B.C., CftU-\nala.\nROBB SUTHERLAND,\nEditor and Manager.\nBusiness letters should be addressed\nand cheques and money orders made\npayable to The News Publishing Conn-,\npany, \"Limited, and '\u00bb ao case to individual  members of the staff.\nAdvertising rate cards and sworn do.\ntailed statements of circulation mailed\non request, or may lie seen at the offices of any advertising agency recognized by the Canadian Press Association,\nSubscription rates: 50 cents per\nmonth; ?2.50 for six months; $5 per\nyear.\nTUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10.\nthis world and wo wlll leave to\nothers his ulterior destiny.\n10. Don't begin to divide the\nGerman empire before you have\ngot hold' of tt.\n11. Don't listen to anyone who\ncries \"Half before he has carried\nout thc full purpose for whicli wo\nare fighting.\n12. When tlie war is over don't\nthrow away tlie lessons of tho\nwar.\nUpon the second last of the \"don'ts\"\nLord Curzon laid especial emphasis\nand' Ihls opinion will he supported\nthroughout tlio British Empire, The\nEmpire and its allies cannot afford\nto discuss terms of peace until the\nPrussian menace to thc welfare and\nprogress of the nations of the world\nhas been  removed.\n\u2022*444444>&*4v44A4li4444t4444\n4\n9\nSHOULD   RAISE  SEEDS   HERE.\nTbe war in Europe has brought\nabout a. condition which offers to\nKootenay and Boundary an opportunity for inaugurating and developing\nthe seed raising industry in the dis\ntrict which no time should be lost in\ngrasping.\nIn northern Idaho this branch of\nthe agricultural industry has proved\nprofitable In competition with Uie\nseed men of Europe and now that that\nparticular supply has been cut off and\nthe Dominion government h*aa decided\nto pay a bounty on mangel, sugar beet,\nturnip, swede, carrot, parsnip, radish,\ncabbage, tomato, onion, celery, lettuce,\ncucumber, watermelon and musk melon seeds. Kootenay and Boundary is\nin a positiqn to embark in the business under exceptionally favorable\ncircumstances.\nThe suitability of the climatic conditions is indicated hy the success\nwhich has jbeen attained in northern\nIdaho, the' government subventions\nwill be of important financial assistance and the hostilities In Europe, according to trade advices, have already\nmade it impossible for. there to he\nnejit year a sufficient crop to supply\nthe 191*6 demands of this continent\neven ir the war came (o an earlier end\ntitan is probahlc.\nThe boards of trado of tlio district\nmight render valuable aid In connection with getting the seed industry\nunder way in Kootenay and Boundary\nby securing detailed information upon\nwhich the farmer who proposes to\navail himself of this opportunity fhr\ndeveloping a new and profitable industry in the interior of British Columbia can  take action.\nSOUNDS TURKEY'S  DOOM.\nAny doubt which may have existed\nas to tho intentions of the allies as to\nTurkey is removed by the speech of\nPremier Asquith at the Guildhall banquet in London last night. The Ottoman dominion in Europe and in Turkey is to he destroyed.\nRight Hon. H. H. Asquith Is capable\nof a reserve and diplomacy uf expression that few public men can equal but\nin his address last night he pronounced clearly and unconditionally the\ndoom which tho sublime porte ihas\nbrought upon the Ottoman state.\nThe government at Constantinople\nhas brought destruction upon its empire, said Mr. Asquith, nnd in the\ncourse of his announcement of the\nplans of thc triple entente he declared:\nWith this disappearance of\nTurkey will disappear,111 hope and\nbelieve, the blight which for gen-\norations past, has withered some\nof the fairest regions tho\nTurkish   empire   hus   committed\nflj'\/tclde   and   dug   with   its  own\nhands its own grave.\nCivilization will he the stronger, tiie\nfuture peace of the world\u2014when the\nstruggle now in progress has ended\u2014\nwill he moi'e secure for the elimination of a force which for centuries has\npersonified reaction and barbarism.\nEDITORIAL  NOTES.\nlu Germany the crown prince appears to be \"the goat.\"\nThe reopening or tlio metal exchanges in London and Ncw York is\nanother step forward toward the return of normal conditions lu the mining industry.\nTwenty mines In Kootenay and\nBoundary last week shipped ore to\nTrail smelter. That represents industrial activity of the most welcome\nkind to the people of the district.\nThe manner iu which Italian army\nreservists havo been flocking to their\ncolors from Canada and tho United\nStates since the outbreak of the European war suggests that whether Italy\nproposes to enter tho struggle or not\nshe does not intend lo be caught Unprepared.\nA Prussian general figures out that\nof tho total world population of 1,547,*\n000,000 people 74:1,000,000 are enemies\nof Germany. On that basis a bookmaker would consider tiie chances of\nTeuton final success a prelty poor bet\nat anything hut heavy odds.\nIt having been announced that Ihe\nkaiser has called a conference of his\ngenerals to draw up a new plan of\ncampaign it will lie the earnest hope\nof the commanders or the allied\narmies that his imperial majesty will\nhe allowed to become the active commander in chief of tiie Prussian forces\nind that he will personally direct operations.\nFrench soldiers, civilians \"and girls\nib were eager to ^see tho famous\nGliurkt. kuhrl were disappointed at\nlearning during tho pasBnge of the\nIndian troops through Franco that il\nwas contrary to ,the religion of the\nfierce little natives of Nepal to draw\ntheir weapons without drawing blood.\nThe religious law was fulfilled and\ncm losity satisfied by some of the glrljj\nallowing the Gliuikas to make slight\ncuts In tlie tops or their fingers. Bandaged tingers are now the heighl of\nfashion among the fair sex in tlie part\nOf France concerned.\n-COMMUNICATION. <\u2022\n4\nt44444444t99HtH44>\nTHAT BLYTHE ARTICLE.\nT0 the Editor of The Dally News:\nSir.\u20141 wnB so much Interested lu\nMr. Black's excellent letter that I road\ntho article referred to In the Saturday Evening Post of Nov. 7. Taking\nthis article as a whole it is scurrilous\nand a gross intentional misrepresentation of facts which amounts lo a libel\n\"n our Empire and on tlie high principles of honor which inspires every\ntrue son of the Empire to risk his life\nfor the cnuse he knows to be right.\nFor example in staling the reason\nfor Great Britain declaring war the\nwriter Instead of showing that Germany being equally hound to respect\nand defend Belgium neutrality with\nFrance, Great Britain and other nations, hnd broken and grossly violated\nthis pledge, the -article states, \"Indeed\nthere was a long standing contract between Britain ami Franco that in case\nor Belgium invasion by Germany the\nBritish Empire would put into the\nfield 150,000 troops; and that is exactly what the British Empire did.\n. . . . What those familiar with the\nsituation know Is that tho rock bottom\nreason Tor the feeling which exists\nbetween Great Britain and Germany\nand what no one familiar with tlie circumstances will deny is a business\nreason, a trado reason, a commercial\nsupremacy reason. As these reasons\nare infinitely more vital than treaty\nreasons or diplomatic reasons as political reasons\u2014as ihey strike at thc\nheart or national thlngB the desperate\nnature of tlie toll this war will take\nis clear.\"\nNow, sir. such arguments \"re written to cater lo tiie masses of the ignorant, bigoted, untravelled portion of\nthe citizenship of the United States.\nSuch misrepresentations havo been\ndrilled Into them through their school\nhistories and cheap trashy literature.\nBut thnt is no reason why we should\ntolerate *a paper which countenances\nsuch writings to he distributed in this\ncountry of ours and I would suggest\nthrough your columns that all citizens\nwho have in the past purchased lliis\npaper should forthwith discontinue the\npractise and should also petition the\npostmaster general and authorities at\nOttawa to exclude such papers as the\nSaturday Evening Post from entering\nthe Dominion of Canada. There are\nno finer people in the world than the\nbroadminded and well travelled citizens of the United States. Such writings are understood by them to cater\ntn Ignorant masses who are, I believe.\nI rrom *>. 10 year residence in their\ncountry) the most narrow-minded, self\nconceited and ignorant, class who Inhabit the civilized globe in the yfiar\n1014. As Ml*. Black states, could we\nCor one moment conceive of the allies\nbeing vanquished It would take a very\nshort time for one of the kaiser's sous\nto bo stamping his heel on the constitution at. Washington. Every German\niu the States would rise he.-r.iuse ills\nreward would he oitice under the kaiser's administration. In conclusion let\nmo hope to see an end to the sale or\nthe Saturday Evening Post In Canada.\nJAMES JOHNSTONE.\nNelson, B.C.. Nov. 7.\nCURZON GIVES WAR \"DON'TS.\"\nLord Curzon of KedleEtdn concluded\nan address to the teachers and pupils\nof Harrow recently with twelve\nclauses of advice to the public during\nwar times, many of which are worthy\nof attention. The advice of tlie former\nviceroy of India was:\n1. Don't think the war does not\naffect you Individually; it. touches\nevery one of us; it touches every\nman, woman and child in this\ncountry.\n_. Don't he overjoyed at victory; don't be downhearted at\ndefeat.\n'\u25a0',. Don't he unnerved by personal or family bereave ments.\nI. Don't he frightened at the\ncasualty list, so long and sometimes so distressing, that you sec\niu tho newspapers.\n5. Don't think that you know\nhow to wage the campaign, and\nthut the war office does not; accordingly, don't write to the pa-\npapers telling generals and admirals what they ought to do; but if\nyou ha.ve |at*f opinion that you\ncouM do U much better, keep\nthat opinion Tor your own flic-\nside, and tell it to as few people\nas possible.\n6. Don't get nervous because\nthe progress of the war Is slow\nIn these stages.\n7. Don't believo all you read\n.ill -the newspapers, particularly\nwhen it comes from Berlin.\n8. Don't underrate the enemy.\n0.   Don't waste breath  in att-\ntempting to ascertain what Ib to\nhappen to the German emperor\nin this world or the next. We\nwill endeavor to dispose nf him in\n\u2022- WHAT THE PRESS IS SAYING ..\n9 \u2022\u2022\n994*994444444444 * \u2022 $A444444>*\nUp from the Far South.\nOne man came ail the way from\nPeru to enlist In the second Canadian\ncontingent. It looks pretty bad when\nthey liave to come up rrom South America to find the war\u2014Montreal NewB.\nGermany's Miscalculations.\nWe will never sheathe tho sword\nuntil Belgium has hack her freedom,\"\nis the pledge of the Irish Nationalists\nit the meeting held in i^ondou. How\nill German diplomacy miscalculated\nfVheu it assumed thai Ireland would\nwelcome the desolation of a Catholio\ncountry oi* forgive tho destruction of a\nCatholic university and cathedrals?\u2014\nhUadalphla Ledger.\nThe Turks,\n\"God be praised that the Dutch are\nhot our friends,\" writes Prof. Utssoty\nof tho Unversity of Berlin. By the\nway, who are Germany's friends*.'\u2014\nMontreal Herald.\nA Kaiser Story.\nOno Mr the most amusing stories of\ntho kaiser is again going the rounds.\nAfter some disagreement    with    the\nrelobatag,  his imperial  majesty was\nlitting in a dejected attitude in tlie\nimperial palace. One of the courtiers,\nin an attempt to dispel the cloud resting on the royal brow, said: \"All. Bire,\nUneasy lies the head that wears a\ncrown.' as the immortal William said.\"\nThe kaiser gazed at liim questioningly\nfor a second and then asked \"When\ndid I say that?\"\n e>\t\ni4-\n9^94444444444444444^\n> STEAMER ARRIVALS. *\n\u25a0> 9\n'. 4Vi 4- v- V*AA- \\4> *A4 \\4>944-944-'*\/'i>'v\nAt  New Vork\u2014Itochambcuu, Havre;\nJtampalla,    Genoa;     United    States,\nCopenhagen.\nAt Philadelphia\u2014Morton, Liverpool,\nAt   Liverpool \u2014 Philadelphia,   New\nVork.\nAt London\u2014Minnehaha, New Vork.\nAt Rotterdam\u2014(Rotterdam, New York\nAt Gibraltar\u2014Buropa, New York,\nilllfiiJi\nll\nSupple at Sixty\nAge and ripe experience mean happiness and usefulness when mental\nand bodily powers arc preserved\nby keeping rich blood In the veins.\nNature's rare nourishment in Scott's Jjt.\nEmulsion create* rich blood, warm*. jPn\ntbe body and alleviates rheumatic vJfA\ntendencies.   Ils oil-food Imparts    S ill\n\u25a0trensth to both body and brain. J, 1(7\nIt is Nourish\u2014 snt\u2014not Stimulant.    *y]k\n______tJKMn___B___i____BMmBa~mmu-' 4\n**^<5^,S<^^|'*-i>(j^\u00abj-t \u25a0*\u00ab><\u2022;<\u2022:\u25a0\u25a0\u2022-j\n....,,,\n\" \"<S\n\u00bb                THE WEATHER.\n4\n\u2022\u25a01>*44414 *444ri4444t\n.;.;.;.\nMill.\nMax.\nVictoria   \t\n46\n\u25a0IS\n49\n5-1\nCalgary   \t\nEdmonton  \t\n\u25a011\n32\n48\nui\n11;\nMoose Jaw  \t\n21\n38\n28\n28\n40\n\u25a0Hi\nSO\n34\n30\n38\n40\n<s\nc*\n\u00ab-t^**^^4^,<-^S4^; .}4\n9\n'-               COLD STORAGE\n9\n444^44444444 $44 i >*\u25a0'\u2022\u25a0\u2022-\nApplicant\u2014No, uwi'ani. I couldn't\nwork where therms children.\nMadam\u2014Hut   wo  advertised   for\ngirl who understood children.\nApplicant.\u2014Oh. 1 understand 'em,\nma'am. That's why I wouldn't work\nwhere they are.\nMistress (to servant)\u2014Bridget, you\nremember the policeman who sat in\niho kitchen with you so late last night\nwithout ui light?\nBridget\u2014Yes ma'am.\nMistress\u2014Well, 1 met him this afternoon and I took advantage of the\nopportunity lo speak to him.\nBridget\u2014Sure, ma'am, ye needn't\nthink' that'll make me jealous.\nMillls\u2014What's the election today\nfor?   Anybody happen to know?\nGillie\u2014It is to determine whethel\nwo shall have a convention to uoinin\nate delegates who will be voted on\nas to whether they will attend a caucus which will decide whether wc\nshall have a primary to determine\nWhether tlie people want to vote on\nthis same question again next year\nTwo\nNation\nBuilders\u2014 -,\nANY man can make his day's work a pleasure by drinking\nFRY'S COCOA regularly. It's like putting in a good\nfoundation to a building. FRY'S is rich in energy and\nmuscle-making properties and supplies the body everything it\nneeds for its daily building operations. It's far more than a\nmere beverage. It is so pure and so concentrated that it is\nvery economical, a small teaspoonful of FRY'S making a large\ncup of delicious cocoa.   Start on FRY'S today.    .\nTrade Supplied by\nJ. S. FRY & SONS, Limited\nTruro, Montreal, Toronto, Winnipeg, Calgary, Edmonton, Vancouver, Victoria.\nBRITISH WAR RELIEF FUND\nIS OPENED IN NEW YORK\n(I'.y Daily News Leased Win-.)\nNEW YORK, Xov. D.\u2014Announcement! was mado iu this city today of\nthe organisation of the British War\nRelief association to collect u fund to\nprovide the expenses of maintaining j\nan automobile ambulance corps in tho\"\nwar and lo provide and maintain\nnurses at the front, it Is also proposed\nto give relief to Belgian residents In\ndistress In New York city.       **\n\"Is your husband very deaf. Mrs.\nGrady?\"\n\"Well, lie can't hear the alarm clock\nmorning*-;, but he can always hear tlie\no'clock whistle afternoons.\"\nDONALDSON LINE\nTO EUROPE\nLOW RATES   GOOD SERVICE\nCarrying one-class (111 cabin only.\nHates, $52.50 up.\nChristmas Sailings from St.\nJohn: S.S. Letitia, Doc. lL'th, car-,\nryiug one-class (Ii.) cabin and third\nclass. Rates: One class cabin,\n$52.50; third class, $33.75.\nInformation cheerfully furnished\nhy authorized agents or\nH. E. LIDMAN, General Agent,\nPhone Sey. 3100,   531 Granville St.,\nVancouver, II. C, and 340 Main St.,\nWinnipeg, Manitoba.\nWESTERN CANADA LEAGUE\nMAY SUSPEND DURING WAR\n(By Dully News Leased Win*.)\nSASKATOON,   Sask..   Nov.  D,-~lt   Is\nmore than possible thai ut the meeting of the minor baseball leagues,\nwhich will open at Omaha tomorrow.\nan application will he made by representatives of the Western Canada league for permission to suspend tho\noperation of the league fot one year\nami to hold all tin- players until 1916,\nleaving Ihem free lo make whatever\narrangements they can for 1015. The\nreason for this request which, us fur as\nis known, is without a precedent is. of\ncourse, the conditions caused by the\nwar, which are likewise without a precedent. -Should the war come to a\nclose before the opening of the next\nseason the league wlll or course be In\nfull BWing but If the war Is long continued baseball will be come up expensive a paatlinc for lhe owner*- that It\nIs doubtful If there will be any pro\nfcsslonal baseball In the territory now\noccupied     by    the    -Western    Cat\nDaily News Want Ads Get Results\nCANADIAN\nPACIFIC\nChristmas Excursions\nTO\nGreat Britain and the Continent\nTickets on Sale Nov. 7 to Dec. 31\nGOOD FOR FIVE MONTHS FROM DATE OF ISSUE\u2014STOP OVERS\nALLOWED AT ALL PRINCIPAL CITIES\nRATES   To\nBOSTON    $108.50   NEW YORK    $103.20\nHALIFAX     100.20   PORTLAND     100.20\nMONTREAL       92.20   ST. JOHN   100.20\nSTEAMER\nMISSANABIE, FROM MONTREAL NOVEMBER   19th\nVIRGINIAN, FROM ST. JOHN. .....DECEMBER 4th\nMISSANABIE, FROM ST. JOHN DECEMBER 15th\nFor  Further  Information  Writ8 to\nD. SMEATON, J. S. CARTER,\nCity Ticket Agent, Dietrict Passenger Agent,\nNELSON, B.C. NELSON, B.C.\nJohn Burns & Sons \"\"3fflB\"|\nSA8H   AND   DOOR   FACTORV. NELSON   PLANING   MILLS,\nVERNON   STREET,   NELSON,   B.C.\nEvery Description of Building Material Kept In Stock.   Estimates Given\non 8tone, Brick, Conorete and Frame Building..\nMAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.\nBOX IS*). PHONB 171.\n TUESDAY    NOVEMBER 10.\nChe Batlp $et\u00bbs\n.Best <V\npage nvp\nThe Grocery\nQuestion\n[peed not bother you, even a llttlo\nIbit. Just como hero for your table\n\u25a0needs and luxuries and your gro*\nIcery troubles will vanish. For here\nIthere is an infinite variety to\n\u25a0choose from, a quality guaranteed\nIby our reputation and a scale of\n\u25a0 prices tliat puts to Bhamo the com-\n\u25a0plaint against \"The High Cost of\n[Living.\"\ntell Trading Co.\nThs Home of Good Groceries.\nBaker 8tre\u00bbt\nDTEL ARRIVALS OF A DAY\nThe Hume\nTsblt d'Hota and a la Carta\nIHUME.--James Black, P, ii. Rice,\nWinnipeg-; James Anderson. Kaslo;\nf. A. Campbell, Chicago; S. X. Ross,\nTalmo; C. B. Saunders, ColvHle,\nfash.; C. C. Wylle, Vancouver* P, i-r.\nl-llton. New Denver; Joseph Darby,\n\u25a0edvere; Thomas Parker, H. D.\n\u25a0oung, N. 11. Wescott, A. II. Green,\nIty; R, c. Lawson, Calgary; P. A.\nIimme, J. R. Campbell, Montreal; G.\nI. Johnston, Vancouver; G. P, New-\nIiry, Toronto.\nww^\nJAMES MARSHALL, Proprietor.\nSTRATHCONA.\u2014Noble Binns, J. R.\nandall, Trail; William Irvine, P.\nvine, city; Mrs. L. W. Oughtred\nInsworth; M. S. Davys, New Denver;\nM. Fraser, Salmo; S. S. Fowler\nionib-i; a. B, Benson, Spokane; D\nmcllffe, Riondel; c, Hood, Grand\norks; R. C. Horn, Victoria; *R. G\nolmes, Denver; 19, M. MoKtosan,\nverton; Mr, and Mrs. Elkins, Wat\nIkins, Walkerville; George Blenheim\nfalla Walla, Wash.; George Slllwolt\nllverton.\nQueen's Hotel\nSteam Heat In Ever; Room\nBusiness Lunch 35c,\nRates:   $1.50 and 92.00 Day.\nQUEEN'S.\u2014Mrs. A. McLeod and\nhlldreii, Edge wood; A. J. Blaney, Bor-\nn; J. T. Price, Ymir; J. It. Morrison,\niss V. Marshall, Salmo; ,1. C, Davis,\nOrthport; C. Patey, Slocan Junction.\nNelson House\nEuropean Plan\nW. A. WARO, Proprietor\nCAFE\u2014Open day and night\u2014BAR\nMerchants' Lunch 12 to 2\nPhons >7 P.O. Box 197\nNELSON.\u2014B. O. Nclswandor, B. 13.\nimlih, Marcus; E. Meyer, Kokanoe,\nMadden House\nE. C. CLARKE\nCor, Baker and Ward Sts., Nelion\nMADDEN. \u2014 W. Elsetihauer, Cas-\n:ado; P. Oropp, Saskatoon; Henry\ntolebort, Silver Tip mine; G. A. Hlrd,\nC, L. Smith, Wlnlaw; T. Sullivan,\nboundary; Jolin Ryan, Ymlr; P, W.\nIchnnber.g Perry Siding; .Miss h, I'at-\norson, Miss M. Patersoti, Banff; Miss\nJaterson, Applcdule.\nSHERBROOKE.\u2014H. Mltchel, C A.\nloore, Revelstoke; L. A. McMillan,\nlurton City; H. Stain ton\/* Porcupine;\n. Blchan, Spoknnc; G. J. Murray,\nloose Jaw; M. C. Cooper, G. Barton,\n, Cross, W. Davis, city; A. Chnrrow,\nreston; M. Karkiglan, Greenwood;\nIlss Estolle Barnes, San Francisco;\nIrs, L. M, Smith, Oaklnnd; Miss Dur-\nthy Hannah, Moose Jaw. .\nDAILY NEWS WANT AD8. BRING\nRESULTS   EVERY TIME,\nFREE\nA Pair of $5.00\nShoes\nIn order to encoura-gO the\nCASH BUYER we will from today, Nov. 10 give with each cash\npurchase of 1.00 and up a ticket\nwhich gives holder one chance\nlor a pnlr of $5.00 shoes at\ndrawing which takes placo on\nSaturd-ay; night.\nDrawing Saturday night of\neach week. Winning number\nwill bo published lu Tuesduy\nmorning's paper.\nR. Andrew & Co.\nLeaders in  Foot  Fashions.\nWhen Taking\na Vacation\ngo to the Great Halcyon Hot\nSprings, where you can secure not\nonly rest, but at the same tima\nhave the benefit of the best medicinal waters on the continent, un*\netiunled for rheumatism and kindred ailments. \"ho springs are easy\nof accoss to travellers and the\nhotel has been fitted up and is\nconducted with a view to the maximum of comfort and convenience\nfor guests.\nRatea: $12 and $15 per week, or $2\nper day and upwards.\nHalcyon Hot Springs\nSanitarium\nWM. BOYD, Proprietor.\nHalcyon Arrow Lakes\nNew Grand Hotel\nFireproof\nJ. Blomberg &. D, Magllo, Props.\nAmerican    and    European   plan,\nEvery room iteam heated, fitted\nwith  hot and  cold   water   aervlca\nand    with    telephone    connection.\nBoth on every floor. All white help\nPLANS CAPTURE OF\nCONSTANTINOPLE\n(Continued from Page One.)\ncelved here from Constantinople says\nthat the Turkish fleet sighted near\nKosloe a portion of tlio Russian fleet,\nwhich, 'however, managed to escape\nwith tho Turkish ships in pursuit.\nAvailable gazeters give no such\ntown as Kosloe but it probably is located somewhero on the Black sea\nconst.\nRussian Shells Sink Ships.\n(Bv Dally News Leased Wire.)\nPARIS, Nov. 0. (1:10 p.m.\u2014The protected cruisers Kagul and Pamyat\nMercuria of the Russian Black sea\nfleet bombarded the Straits of Bos-\nphorus and the coal depots off Eregll\nou Saturday according to an announcement made at Constantinople and forwarded by an Athens correspondent\nof tho Temps.\nTho Turkish fleet, it Is said, went\nout to meet the-ltussian warships but\nsoon returned. A number of vessels at\nthe port of Eregll, which Is 128 miles\nnortheast of Constantinople, wero destroyed during tho bombardment.\nThe Russian general staff In Caucasia announces that, a Turkish attack\non tho Russian position at Koprukieu\nwas repulsed with heavy losses to the\nenemy. The Russian Black sea fleet\nhas renewed the bombardment of the\ntowns ulong the coast of Asia Minor.\nAUSTRALIAN CANTEENS\nORDERED TO BE DRY\n(Western Associated Press Special\nCable.)\nMELBOURNE , Nov. 10.\u2014Senator\nPearce, minister of dofence in the\nCommonwealth parliament, states thut\nonly \"dry\" canteens will be allowed\non tho Australian troopships in future.\nTiuls Ideclslon toverlrules the orders\nthat havo existed hitherto through\nNew Zealand's disallowance of \"wet\"\ncanteens on tier transports.\nBRITAIN  PREFERS TO\nGET CANADIAN HORSES\nWINNIPEG, Nov. 9.\u2014Capl. C. C. McNeill, tho British remount officer, is\nagain here and ls making large purchases . Ho will remain a week. He\nsayfe every dolla|r possible will be\nspent In Cumida tor remounts.\nBRITISH LEADERS\nSPEAK AT BANQUET\n(Continued from Page Olio.)\ndo not, like others, lay claim to have\nprovidence at our disposal but we believe In eternal justleo and' await Its\ndecrees with unshakeable confidence.\"\nTurkey Commits Suicide\nBritain's attitude and determination\nto continue the bitter struggle until all\ntho. demands of the allies werc sails-\nr fied, were strongly set forth by Premier Asquith. The premier made 'the\ndeclaration that Great Britain would\nnot sheath the sword until Prussian\nmilitarism was crushed and he further\nannounced that Turkey, by her entrance into the struggle, had dug her\nown grave and committed suicide.\nScene is Enthusiastic.\n(By Daily News Leased Wire.)\nLONDON, Nov. fl, 9:40 p.m.\u2014Scenes\nof extraordinary enthusiasm were witnessed at the Guildhall tonight on the\noccasion of the inaugural banquet of\nthe new lord mayor or London, Sir\nCharles Johnston, who succeeds Sir\nThomas V. Bowater. Added Interest\nattached to tho gathering by reason\nof the special circumstances of the\ntimes and the presence of tlie principal ministers of the crown responsible\nfor the conduct of the war and the\ndiplomatic representatives of the allied n-atons.\nThe guests, who numbered 1000 and\nIncluded the leading statesmen, diplomats and financiers, entered the civic\nheadquarters of London between two\nlines of khaki clad riflemen. Ab each\ndignitary entered the reception hall\nhe was greeted with rounds of cheers,\nbut the real outbursts were reserved\nfor Premier Asquith, Earl Kitchener,\nWinston Spencer Churchill, the Japanese, Russian and French ambassadors, the Belgian minister nnd the\ncommander of the Canadian contingent.\nKitchener Wears Khaki.\nAs these entered the hall, which was\ndecorated with the flags and coats of\narms of the allied nations, the enthusiasm knew no bounds; the entire\nassemblage rose to welcome them.\nTho military men. Including Lord\nKitchener, wore service uniforms of\nkhaki; the ambassadors and other diplomats were In the brilliant uniforms\nof their rank.\nThe formal toast to the King and\nroyal family having been proposed, ex-\nPremier A. J. Balfour proposed \"The\nAllies.\" He emphasized the fact that\nthe toast wns without precedent, hut\nhe added:\n\"We are living In times that are\nalso without precedent, when the\nwhole world is either In arms or in\nanxious expectation.\"\nJapan Answers Insolence,\nJapan, continued Mr. Balfour, had\nmade one of tho most dramatic answers, by the capture of Tsing-tau, to\ntlie most insolent message ever sent\nby one sovereign to another\u2014that\nwhich 17 years ago compelled Japan\nto give up Port Arthur, whicli she had\ntaken from the Chinese.\nThe ex-premier spoke In glowing\ntonus of tho gallantry of tlie Russian\narmy, the powers of organization displayed and the remorseless speed with\nwhich Russia had carried out her\nmovement. One success after another might he looked for In the east\nand as for the west, the memory of\nthe days when the French and British\nfought side by side against tlie enemy\nof civilization would never he forgotten.\nFight for Civilization.\nMr. Balfour also spoke of Servia,\nwhich was prepared to give up everything short of national existence to\nkeep peace; and of Belgium, whose\nterritory was being overrun by the\nGermans for no cause except an expediency of war. Criticism could go\nno further and he denounced \"the\nreckless und brutal militarism inflicted  upon a peaceful people.\"\n\"We are five nations.\" he said i\u00bb\nconclusion, \"and wo fight not for ourselves alone but for civilization and\nfor all small stales who seek to follow their own ideals, without Interference by any unauthorized and insolent aggressor.\"\nCooperation Generously Given.\n(Through Reuter's Ottawa Agency)\nLONDON', Nov. \u00bb.\u2014At the Guildhall\nbanquet tonight, Right Hon. Herbert\nHenry Asquith. the prime minister, upon arising to respond to tho toast of\n\"His Majesty's Ministers,\" was given\na rare ovation.\n\"Never,\" siiid lie. \"lias any government in our history more needed the\nwholehearted confidence and unselfish\nco-operation of the community, without distinction of party    or    class;\nA REBELLION\nFood Demanded\nTlie human body will stand a lot of\nabuse, but some time it will surely rebel and demand proper food In place of\nthe pasty, starchy, greasy stuffs on\nwhicli it has been mado sick.\nThen is the time to try Grapb-Nutfl\ntbo most scientific and perfect food ir.\nthe world.\nA lndv writes: \"Three years ago 1\nwas very 111 with catarrli of the stomach and was given up to die hy 0I1(\ndoctor. I laid in bed four months und\nmy stomach was so weak that I could\nnot keep down medicine, or hardlj\nany kind of food and wus weak anr\nemaclated after four months of this\nstarvation that my daughter could\neasily lift me from bed and put me lit\nmy chair.\n\"But weak as my stomach wus. ll\naccepted, relished and digested Grape-\nNuts without any difficulty the firsi\ntime   that  wonderful   food   was   tried.\n\"I am now strong and In better\nhealth than for a great many year**\nand am graduuliy growing stlli\nstronger. I rely on Grape-Nuts for\nmuch of the nourishment that I got.\nThe results have certainly been wonderful In my case and prove that no\nstomach Is so weak It Will not digest\nGrape-Nuts.\n\"My baby got fat from feeding on\nGrape-Nuts. I was afraid I would\nhave to atop giving the food to him.\nhut I guess it Is u healthy fat, for his\nhealth Is Just perfect,\" Name given\nby Canadian Postum Co., Windsor,\nOnt.\nLook In pkgs, for the famous little\nbook, \"The Bond tu Wellvllle,\"\n\"There's a Reason.'^\nEv\u00bbr read the above letter? A new\none appears from time to time. They\nare genuine, true and full of human\ninterest.\n\u25a05BSHW\u00aba\u00bb\u00bb^,',,,,',m^\nMagic\nBAKING\n^n____T_t_%_\nALUM\" WITHOUT THE INGREDIENTS IS NOT SUFFICIENT. M\u00abGI C BAKING\nPOWDER COSTS NO MORE\nTHAN THE ORDINARY\nKINDS. FOR ECONOMY, BUY\nTHE   ONE   POUND   TINS.,\n'---Qnrcr-TTjgg*1\n1       E. W. Grlett Company Limited       =\n;     WINNIPEG\nTORONTO,   ONT.\nMONTREAL     =\niiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiimmiiiifiiiiiiii   iiiiiiiiiimiimigiiiiiiifiiiiimiiiiiI\nnever has that confidence heen more\nungrudgingly expressed and tbat cooperation more generously offered.\"\nThis was the seventh year in succession that he had responded for his\nniitjoty iintt,nistc|re nt the Guildhall,\nhe snfd. During tiiat time not only\nills own country but the world outside\nhad experienced many strange vicissitudes. '\nCauses of the  War.\nIt was not inappropriate to recall\ntho European situation. It presented\nnew features, startling and arresting\nthe significance of which hud been\nleft to time to unfold. First, there\nwas the formal annexation of Bosnia\nand Herzegovina. Advantage was\nthen taken by Austria, with the connivance of another power, to ride\nrough-shod over weaker nationalities\nand set aside the public law of Europe.\nThat was tlie first, though not the\nmost important of tlie causes, which\nled to the present war.\nThe other change in the European\nsituation \u25a0 was the sudden emergence\nIn the Ottoman empire of the Young\nTurks. They had brought about a\nbloodless revolution, they had deposed Sultan Abdul Hainld; they had established, as all believed, freedom and\nconstitutional government 'n the Ottoman empire. Never were hopes so\nsanguinely entertained doomed to bitterer or more complete disappointment; and after six years lie was reluctantly compelled to admit that the\nYoung Turks reproduced vices without either the vigor or versatility of\nthe old regime.\nGerman Threats, Ships, Gold.\n\"When the war began,\" continued\nthe premier, \"we made it clear, in conjunction with our allies, to the Turkish government, that if it remained\nneutral its empire should not suffer\nin. integrity or authority. The Turkish statesmen, vacillating in council\nfrom day to day, allowed their true interests to be undermined by German\nthreats, by German ships and by German gold. They were tempted to one\nfutile outrage after another\u2014the lawless bombardment of Itussian open\nports, the equally lawless invasion into Egyptian territory, continued until\ntlie allies, after observing unexampled\npatience in the lace of veiled menaces\nand impudent cquivocataious, were\ncompelled to yield to logic of acts and\nrecognize the Turk as au open enemy\"\ncontinued Mr, Asquith. \"It is not the\nTurkish people, it is the Ottoman government that has drawn the sword\nrind I do not hesitate to predict that\ntho government will perish by the\nsword. It is they and not we who\nhavo rung the death knell of the Ottoman dominions, not only In Europe but\nalso in Asia.\n\"With this disappearance of Turkey\nwill disappear, I hope and heliove, the\nblight which for generations past has\nwithered some of the fairest regions.\nWo have no quarrel with the Mussus-\ninan subjects of the sultan. Our sovereign claims among his most loyal\nsubjects millions of men of tlie Moslem faith.    Nothing is further from\nour thoughts than to encouraige a\ncrusade against their creed. Their\nholy places we are prepared to defend,\nshould the need arise, against all invaders and to maintain them Inviolate; out the Turkish empire has committed suicide and dug with its own\nhands Us own grave.\"\nFinancial  Position  Excellent.\nTurning to financial uud economic\nquestions, Mr. Asquith explained the\nmeasures token liy the government to\ndeal with the abnormal situation at\nthe beginning of the war. He thought\nthat the results were satisfactory. Foreign exchanges were working lu the\ncase of most countries quite satisfac\ntorily. The gold reserves of the Bank\nof England, which were X-10,000,000\nou July 22 last, and whicli had fallen\non Aug. 7 to H 27,000,000, now stand\nat the unprecedented figure of \u00a369>\n500,000,\nTlio central gold reserves after\nthree months of war amount to \u00a380,-\n000,000, almost exactly twice the sum\nat which it stood at the beginning of\ntiie crisis.\nMr. Asquith pointed out that the\nbank rate, after fluctuations, now was\nat about tiie level at which it stood\nat this time last year. Food prices\nhad been kept on a fairly normal level\nand though debt had been curtailed In\nsome directions uu\/e in ploy ment had\nheen rather below thc average. Iu\nthis connection Mr. Asquith paid a\ntribute to the corporation of city financiers for relieving the situation.\nHe announced that the King, in recognition of this, had conferred a peerage on Sir Walter Cunliffe, governor\nof the Bank of England.\nNothing to  Dampen  Hope.\nMr. Asquith told his hearers that\nthey should not be moved unduly by\nthe conflicting fortunes of a campaign\nwhich was going to be a long struggle.\n\"There is certainly nothing,\" lie declared, \"In the warfare of this hundred\ndays to dump our hope, to depress our\nconfidence or Impair our resolve. Our\nenemies tried in turn three separate\nobjectives, namely, Paris, Warsaw and\nCalais. From\" eacli in turn they retired balked, frustrated by the invincible steadfastness of the allies. But\nthis is not enough. We shall not\nsheath the sword, whicli we have not\nlightly drawn, until Belgium recovers\nin full measure more than all that she\nhas sacrificed, until France is adequately secure against the menace of\naggression, until the rights of the\nsmaller nationalities of Europe are\nplaced on an unassailable foundation;\nuntil the military domination of Prussia is fully and finally destroyed. That\nis a great task, worthy of it great nation; it means for its accomplishment\nthat every man among us, old or\nyoung, rich or poor, busy or leisure,\nlearned or simple, should give what\nho lias and do what lie can.\"\nKitchener Expresses  Confidence\nConfidence In the ultimate success\nof the allied arms was expressed by\nEarl Kitchener, who pointed out the\ngreat issue at stake, what the allies\npossessed In men and material and \"In\nThere Is No Investment\nthat brings such sure and constant\nreturns and profits as printed salesmanship as we do it. There is no\nother method of getting business\nso inexpensive. At the present\nmoment you may be in need of\nBillheads, Letterheads, Catalogues,\nLabels or Receipt Books. Now is\nthe time to get in line with those\nwho have found that good printing\npays by helping build up business.\nLet Us Do Your Printing\nThe Daily News\nJob Department\nPrinters   Publishers    Bookbinders\nLoose  Leaf  Work  a  Specialty\nBaker Street\nPhone 144\n^\u00bbW\u00abs$M&j*\u00bb5tt\u00ab\u00abs\u00abs$5S*'\u00abss\u00ab\u00ab^^\nFiftg Skirts on Sale Todag at $4.50\nA wide range of styles and materials in this lot of Skirts. These\nare some of the best we have shown this season, made of Fine Serges,\nWorsteds, Tweeds and Fancy Mixtures In a variety of styles, Including\nthe New Tunic, and Plain Tailored Skirts. Sizes 23 to 28 Inches waist\nmeasure.   Regular values up to $8.50, A  Cf\\\nOFFERING TODAY AT  \u20acX\u00bbU\\M\nWomen's $25.00 Suits at $11.95\nMade uf Flue Navy Serge\nand Fancy Mixtures, in a\nwide range of styles. Coats\nare mude wll'h Cut-Away\nfronts and Skirts show the\nnew Tunic Effects. Sizes 13\nnnd 13 and 34 to 40. Regu-\nair values up to 125.00.\nON  SALE TODAY AT\n$11\n.95\nBogs'Overcoats Reduced 25 percent\nForty Overcoats for Boys from five lo fourteen years. Made of\nHeavy All-Wool Coating In   mixed  colors.     Regular   values,   $6.50   to\nry.TO.AY AT  4.95 to 10.50\nNew Fall Dresses at $7.50\nMade uf good quality All-Wool Serge, colors Navy, Brown and\nCopenhagen. Blouse made with the new V-neck trimmed with Roman\nStriped Silk and skirt made with pleated drop and long tunic\ntrimmed  with  same silk ns blouse,     All   sizes   In   the   lot.    Regular\nvalue, $10.00.\nON SALE TODAY AT\t\n7.50\nCurtain Nets and Scrims at 25c\nREGULAR   VALUE,  35c.\nTwenty-Five Pieces uf Plain and Boruored Scrims mid Fancy Nets,\nCream and Ecru, treod full Width nnd splendid quality.    Regular selling price, 35c per yard.\nSPECIAL  PRICE  TODAY,   PER  YARD\t\n25c\nMeagher & Co.\nTHE   STORE   FOR   STYLE\nTHE   STORE   FOR   QUALITY\nSullivan  Machinery Co'y\nRock Drills\nDiamond Drills\nAir Compressors\nQuarry Machinery\nLARUE STOCK OF DRILLS AND PARTS CARRIED IN  NELSON.\nV\/RITE  FOR  PARTICULARS OF SULLIVAN  STOPER.\nUSED BY MOST OF THE MINING  COMPANIES  IN  THE  DISTRICT.\nAGENTS\u2014\nThe Nelson Iron Works, Limited\nthat wonderful spirit which has never\nunderstood the meaning of defeat.\"\nReplying to thc toast of the navy,\nWinston Churchill said:\n\"Eighty miles away the greatest\nbattle i\" Ibe world Is going on. Our\ncountrymen with our allies are striving to break the cruel tied of German\ndevastation. While we. do not shrink\nfrom the full rigors of the war, we,\nthanks to the navy, happily are free\nfrom nmst Df them,\nChurchill  Asks Patience\n\"There was a natural impatience on\nthe part of the navy to strike a blow-\nhut the people must beputlent; the\neondltlons of naval warfare are curious aud novel. Great Britain Is endeavoring to maintain control of alt\nthe seas and secure all the highways\nacross the ocean against methods\nnever before adopted. The navy fs\nprotecting the transport uf forces to\nthe theatre <if war. Tills great task\ncompelled It to offer a target Incomparably greater than that tiie enemy\noffered to tin* British sailors.\"\n\"Business as usual\" pending alterations In the map of Europe was Eng-\nland's motto, and on the whole she\nwas achieving that' object. The economic' pressure brought about by the\nnaval blockade would ultimately spell\nthe doom of Germany OS certainly as\nwinter   strikes   the   leaves    from    the\ntrees,\" said Mr. Churchill.    '\n\"In spile of the losses in ships, not\nof the highest importance, and men,\nwhich is Irreparable,\" said Mr. Churchill, \"the navy is stronger at every\npoint of service than It was on tho\nday  war broke out,\n\"It is stronger most particularly In\nthose branches of naval service which\nmodern experience has shown to exercise the most powerful Influences.\"\nAmong the guests present were tho\nArchbishop of Canterbury, tlie Bishop\nof London, lion. G. H. Perley, and the\nhigh commissioners of Australia, New\nZealand and South Africa. Licut.-Geu.\nAlderson. commander of tlie Canadian\ncontingent, and Lord Emmott, as also\nmany heads of government depart-\nments and lords justices, were present,\nCanadians in Parade\n(By Dally News Loused Wire.)\nLONDON, Xov. 9.\u2014Rarely has London's population turned out in such\nvast numbers ito witness the lord\nmayor's show as today when Sir\nCharles Johnston assumed the ancient\noffice. Interest In tlie affair was immensely increased 'by the show partaking largely of n military display.\nIn which Canadians played a most conspicuous purl,   Three hundred men of\n(Continued ou Page Eight.)\nNovember\nVICTOR RECORDS\nGO   ON   SALE   TODAY\nMAKE   YOUR   HOME   INVITING   BY   PUTTING   IN   A   VICTROLA\nAND A SUPPLY OF THE MUSIC YOU LIKE TO HEAR\nMASON & RISCH\nBAKER   STREET\nNELSON,   B.C.\n17   WESTERN   BRANCH   STORES\n PAGE SIX\n%fy m\\_ \\_wm\n,Tute*>DAY .\nNOVEMBER 10.\nNothing is more exhausting than a persistent cough.\nOld folks and very young folks\nalike, find a bad cough most\ndistressing. No need to go on\nsuffering I\ni Peps will end the worst\ncouch or  cold.   Peps contain\nJ he balsamic essences and\numes of the Pine tree, with\nOther medicinal ingredients, so\nprepared, that as soon as a Pep\nis put into the mouth itdissolves\nand these medicinal fumes\nare liberated. They are then\nbreathed down the throat,* and\ndirect to the lungs.\nOrdinary cough mixtures go to the\nstomach. Peps go to Ihe lungs\u2014there's\ntho great fundamenlaldifference between\nthe old-fashioned forma of treatment,\nmud the Peps treatment.\nMost cough mixtures contain opium\nand other poisons. Peps don't. Better\nfor children 1\nTho most stubborn cases of asthma,\nbronchitis, catarrh, tightness across\nths chest, cold, or winter cough, will\nyield to Peps treatment.\nAll druggists and stores sell\nPeps at50c. ooxoryouniay obtain\npost free by sending price to Peps\nCo., Bupont St.,    Toronto.   If\nyou hnve not tested this unique\nremedy,   send   lc. stamp to\nabove address (to pay return\npostage) and you will\nreceive a   free trial\ni packet of Peps.\nPef^'\nPROTECTS CANADA\nAGAINST DISEASE\nStringent  Precautions  Are  Taken  by\nDepartment to  Prevent Spread\nof Foot and Mouth Epidemic.\n(By Daily News \"Leased Wire.)\nOT\/TAWA, Nov. it.\u2014The department\nof agriculture is busy coping with the\nsituation arising out of the serious\noutbreak of foot and mouth disease in\nthe United States and is taking all\nprecautions to prevent Its outbreak\nin the Dominion.\nThe following statement In connection with tlie situation was issued by\nJlou. .Martin Burrelli minister of agriculture, tonight:\n\"The outbreak of foot aud mouth\n\u2022disease in the United States is probably the most virulent in the history\nof the country, far exceeding, hoth in\n-extent, and character the outbreak of\nljp2*03, aud 1907. Thirteen states are\naiow quarantined by the federal authorities.\n\"Immediately on discovery of the\noutbreak in Michigan and Indiana the\nCanadian government prohibited the\nadmission of cattle, sheep, swine or\ngoals, and parts thereof, from these\ntwo states and as other states have\nbeen quarantined in the United States\nthey have been added to the Canadian\nlist. On Xov. 7 the veterinary director-general's office received a telegram from tlie chief of the bureau of\n.tiiiinul industry of tho United States\nsuggesting that until the extent pf the\ninfection was more accurately deter\nmined, both countries should impose\na  quarantine  against each  other.\n\"The Canadian government promptly imposed a quarantine against the\nUnited States, suggesting nt the same\ntime to the Washington authorities\nthat as no infection had been discovered in Canadn, it was hardly necessary to extend their quarantine to this\ncountry.\n'Tt was understood that quarantine\nhad been imposed today. In view of\nthe serious character of the outbreak\na new order was signed and iBsued\nby the department of agriculture today extending the operations of the\nprohibition to all animals and parts\nthereof, which not only means animals, but Includes poultry and all\nbirds.\"\n\"Owing to the shortage of wool In\nthis country and In pressing needs of\nmany of tho mills now in operation,\nespecially in connection with thc\nurgent war office orders, the depart\nment has under consideration the\nquestion of Its admission under some\nprocess of disinfection which might\neliminate any  possible danger.\n\"Doubtless In this and other respects\ngreat inconvenience ' will be caused\nmany industries but recognizing the\nserious nnture of this disease, should\nit obtain entrance into Canada, it will\nbe understood generally that the most\nstringent measures are necessary for\nthe protection of the country.\"\nCold Weather Aids.\n(By Dailv News Leased Wire.)\nWASHINGTON, Nov. 9.\u2014Colder\nweather, with rain, in states infected\nwith the foot and mouth disease was\nhailed by department of agriculture\nofficials today as a powerful ally In\ntheir organization to suppress the rapidly spreading epidemic. Encouraging reports came from some sections\nduring the day hut news of the more-\naffected districts caused the officials\nto extend the federal quarantine to include \u25a0 Delaware, \"-*New- Jersey and\nRhode Island and to bar cattle from\nCanada.\nMay Ship for Slaughter\n(By Daily News Leased Wire,)\nWINNIPEG, Nov. 9.\u2014The superin\ntendent's office at the union stockyards was notified today that no cattle\ncould be accepted for shipment\nUnited States points except \"cattle for\nImmediate slaughter.\"\nSome 15 carloads were shipped to\nSouth St. Paul tonight under these\nconditions. The last published report\nfrom the union stockyards, St. Boniface, gave shipments for the week to\ntho United States as 2,677 head of\ncattle. This number was larger than\nthe average but shipments south havo\nbeen from 1,000 head to 1,500 head for\nsome time.\nJ, T. Gordon of Gordon, Ironsides &\nFaros, stated today that he did not ox-\npdet lo see any marked decline in\nprices for beef cattle on the local\nmarket.\nCalgary Dealers Hit\nCALGARY, Alta., Nov. 9.\u2014Contemn,\ntion was created when the news of the\nembargo reached cattle dealers after\nlhe close of the local stockyards today\nbecause Alberta stands to lose heavily.\nThe order was made so suddenly that\nnearly all dealers were caught with\nlarge stocks on hand for shipment lo\nthe United States and P. Burns esti\nmates that fanners of this district\n.alone are Immediately affected to thc\nextent of over $500,000 by the embargo. Burns & Co. had a train of\ncattle loaded when the wire came\nnecessitating its Immediate unloading.\nThc feeling < la fairly strong among\ndealers, the stand being taken that the\nexcuse of the United States depart'\nment that Infected cars might return\nacross the line is totally insufficient\nfor the move.\nORE FRCM: TWENTY r\nMINES TREATED\nMONTREAL WOMAN  NURSE\nAT FRONT HAS TYPHOID\nMONTREAL, Nov. fl.\u2014A special\ncable to the Montreal Star says:\n\u25a0'Mile. Marie Dupre of Montreal, who\nlias been nursing at Neuiily with the\nAmerican ambulance corps, is seri\n(Uisly:- III with typhoid fever at 'the\nAmerican hospital-in Paris.''\nFor 20 long years Mr. Joseph\nJohnson of 584 Broome St., New\nYork, suffered from eczema. He\nsays:\u2014\" The disease appeared on my\nhands and face. Not only was it very\nunsightly, but the sores were extremely\npainful. I went to a doctor, but his\ntreatment afforded only temporary relief* J then\ncommenced to try first one  and then another of\nthe so-called remedies which were recommended; but for over\ntwenty years I suffered from this painful, disfiguring disease, I\nspent hundreds of dollars, suffered hours of agony, but nil I got was\ntemporary relief.\nAt last Zam-Buk was suggested to me, and I decided to give It a\ntrial. At that time the disease had got -such a firm Hold that I did\nnot expect a cure. The first few applications of Zam-Buk, however,\nshowed me that this remedy was entirely superior to the scores of\npreparations I had used In vain. I continued with the balm, and\nperseverance with Zam-Buk and Zam-Buk Soap, I am delighted to\nsay, has effected a complete cure.\"\nWHAT ZAM-BUK CURES\nPiles, cuts, burns, eczema, ulcers, chapped bands, cold sores, pimples and eruptions, varicose veins, scalp sores, and all skin\ndiseases and iniuries. Also an effective embrocation for\nstiffened muscles, rheumatism, sciatica, etc. All\ndruggists and stores 50c bos, 3 for $1.25, or post free\nfrom Zam-buk Co., Toronto, for price.\nSend tc st.mn. thi.advl. and name ol\nIhi. paper lor free trial boi. Addmt\nKam-Buk Co.. Toronto.\nSeveral Small Shippers on List\u2014Over\nR*8*H Thousand Tons Handled at\nTrail During Past Week.\nOre from 20 milling properties of\nKootenay and the Boundary was treat,\ned at the- smelter of the Consolidated\nMining & Smelting company of Canada, Limited nt Trull, n.C. during the\npant week. ThaBe mines shipped 8071\ntons of ore to the smelter, bringing\nthe total tonnage treated at the smelter for the year to date to 383,702, Several small parcels of ore from mines\nin the diBtrlct which were apparently\ntrial shipments from properties which\nare being worked in a small way are\nnoticeable among the ore receipts\nMines shipping with tlio tonnage for\nthe week nnd for tlie year to date\nwere:.\nRossland.\nLe Roi No.'2.milled ....   32B     14,406\nCentre Star  1,550   148.20-t\nLe Rol  3,63(1     75,313\nLo Rol No. 2    300     17,143\nOther mines   81\nTotal 5,807 265,200\nNelson.\nQueen, milled   350 15,750\nMother Lode, milled ... 500 lli.830\nH. B  35 2,004\nEmerald     32 1,152\nOther mines   15,708\nTotal    .-.\u2022 017     51,534\nLardeau.\nSilver Cup  24          57\nOther mines    30\nTotal      21 87\nEast Kootenay.\nSullivan  1,302 28,433\nOther mines   940\nTotal \u25a0 1,302 20,382\nSlocan and Ainsworth.\nStandard, milled    500 40,500\nSurprise         25 530\nRamblei'-iCarlboo        31 1,424\nIltlca         35 286\nWhitewater       47 178\nEnterprise     20 20\nEvening       ,1 1\nOther mines   121,943\nTotal    C5II 104,890\nConsolidated Co.'s Receipts.\nTrail,  B. C.\nBen Hur     080 12,300\nUnion      53 3(i\nUnited Copper     100 70S\nCnrmi      41 41\nSimpson       3 3\nSnow Bird        1 1\nElk Horn Ext       3 3\nCentre Star   1.550 148,204\nLe Rol  3,530 75,313\nLe Rol No. 2    390 17,143\nH. B      36 2,091\nEmerald         32 1,15:\nSilver Cup  \u00bb 24 5'\nSullivan  1,362 28.433\nSurprise         25 539\niRamblerCarlboo        31 1,421\nUtlca         35 285\nWhitewater        47 178\nEnterprise      20 2(1\nEvening        1 1\nOther  mines     45,318\nTotal\n3.071   333,70:\nZINC SHIPMENTS\nSHOW INCREASE\nHundred and Ninety-three Tons More\nShipped In October This Year\nThan  Last,\nDining the month of October just\npast ill!Hi tons of zinc ore were shipped by mines in Blocan district to the\nzinc smelters of the United Stutes.\nTliis is an increase of 193 tons over\nthe shipments of zinc ore made from\nthe district during the same period of\n1013 when the tonnage was 003. Inning the year to dnte 10,2117 tons of\nzinc ore have been sent out from Slo*\ncan district. Mines shipping during\nthe past month were Rambler-Cariboo\n17't tons; Standard, 645 tons; Silver-\nton mines, 278 tons.\nSTEEL AND IRON\nNEWS HOPEFUL\nModerate Increase in Orders Reported.\nEleven Million in Gold Shipped\n,..   to Ottawa\n(Ry Dally News Leased Wire.)\nNEW YORK, Nov. Si.-\u2014Aside from\nmore llhernl purchase nf eommeroiltl\npaper hy locnl and interior financial\ninstitutions mid another large geld\nshjpnieht to Canada, there were no\nfinancial flvfelopmentj* nf spoclnl interest lodny.\nAltogether about $11,000,000 in gold\nwas exported to Ottawa. Th0 sum wag\nsupposed to round oui ahout one-half\nof the New York City tlehits to London and Paris which resulted from the\nrecent 6 per cent, note issue,\nLast week's steady inquiry for high\ngrade securities was again- In progress but in reduced volume, The\nsource of tile Inquiry suggested thut\nmany national banks arc about to reinvest a piirt of their reserve money\nwhich will be released a week from today when the new federal reserve system becomes operative.\nNews regarding the steel and Iron\nIndustry was more hopeful, despite the\nreport that several largo plants are\nconsidering ,a further curtailment of\noperation.--!. There has. however, been\na moderate (ticrense In orders of mil\nceilaneous eh-ii-ader. Tho absence of\nnow foreign business is the main cause\nof disappointment, Tliis condition Is\nlikely lo be reflected In the October\nstutement of lhc United States Steel\ncorporation to be Issued tomorrow.\nThe government reports on (.urn nnd\nCotton were In lino with general ex-\npioctallons, Cotton exports tor tlie past\nweek wero considerably under tbe nrp-\ncoding week and n further decrease is\nnol. improbable unless certain restrictive  insurance  clauses are overcome.\nDomestic dem;inil for copp\u00abr continued small and exports of the metal still\nnre subject lo sek'.uiv as contraband\nof war.\nForeign news was of ;i solid rhnrnc-\nter,   London   reporting   firmness   and\nParis being urn-hinged.\nI There whs some activity in exhennge\non Paris and Amsterdam.\nOPENING OF COPPER\nEXCHANGE AGAIN  DELAYED\n(By Daily News Loosed Wire.)\nNEW YORK, Nov. n.\u2014-Exi-eciailohs\nthat a definite date for reopening tiie\ncotton exchange would be fixed following Saturday'-- court order permitting\ntbe sale of cotton tied up by the failure of a* large house here last July\nwere not realized today, but the delay\nwas attributed merely to 'he necessity\nof securing a. few additional signatures to the corporation syndicate\nagreement.\ni   \u2666 1\t\nMOUNTIES STILL  HOPE\nTO GO TO THE FRONT\nAnxious   to    Send    Squadrons   with\nMounted Rifles\u2014Services Needed\nin Prairies.\n(By Dally News Leased Wire,)\nOTTAWA, Nov. ft.\u2014Tlie Royal\nNorthwest Mounted police Is strongly\nhopeful of being permitted to send a\ncouple of squadrons with the second\ncontingent. Many of them saw service in South Africa and were anxious\nto go with the first division but were\ndisappointed. Now that mounted regiments nre to be raised, the movement\namong the police for service Is being\nrenewed. It Is doubtful, however, if\nany of them can be spared even\nthough the establishment is 1265, the\nlurgest on record. The large foreign\npopulation ln the west is considered to\nrequire  tbeir full  attention.\nCol. ForteBcue, comptroller of tlie\nforce, who returned today from an inspection trip, reports there is no\ntrouble among tlie alien element in\nthe west. The police have the situation well In hand.\nCANADA  MAY  NOW\nSEND POTATOES SOUTH\nOTTAWA, Nov. fl.-\u2014The departmenl\nof agriculture has succeeded through\nnegotiations with the United States\nauthorities in securing: such modifications of the embargo against the exportation of-potatoes from Canada into\n|the United States an..will allow of the\nresumption of thin Import-int tr-itle,\nexcept under slight rcstrli'tioici in ;:oiiie\nhmalitles.\nMETAL EXCHANGES\nARE REOPENED\nDealings,   However,   Are  Confined   to\nSpot and Nenr Month. Shipments.\n'\u25a0Tho   Quotations.\n(By Dnlly Nows Leased Wire.)\nNEW YOftK, Nov. St.\u2014Tlio metal\nexchange] liotli hero and In London, -c-\nopcnerl today. Dealings in tho local\nmarket were eolifined (\u201e -spot nnd near\nmonthB stiljirnetltB. The interest appeared to be small and only u few\ntransaction^ were made.\nLeud.Sd.atl to SH.liO; Spelter $<l,80 to\n*sr,.i>0; Electrolytic copper (11.26 to\n511.r,0; Gainings Sli.Ha to -11.7a. London\u2014 Standard copper .too 5s; lead\n\u00a312 2s (iii: Spelter \u00a324.\n\u00bb '\" METALS. <?\n<s-VM\u00aei*H4-P~sW! ;-\u2022 \u2022\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0>\u25a0\u2022\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 i-HS*\n.   Bar Silver\n(liy DKlly News Leased Wire.)\nNEW   YtrllK,   Nov.   9.\u2014liar   silver\n495s.\n, Lead and Zinc\n(llv Dn.iiv News Loosed Wire.)\nST.   lioDIS;    Nov.    ((.\u2014Lend    firm,\nVtMl'A to S3.Ill; Spelter nominal, \"LS0\nto (1.90.\nGRAIN.\nCLOSING   GRAIN   PRICES\n(By Dally News Leased Wire.)\nWINNIPEG, Nov. 3.\u2014Closo! Wheal\n\u2014NoV. * 1.20 Tn: Dec. (1.10941 May\nSl.21%.\n(iuts-.\\ov. tu%; Dee. 511\";; May\n68 It.\nMux\u2014Nov. $1.27; Dee. (1.211; May\n(1.33.\nMinneapolis\u2014 I     (1.1a;    .May   (1.21.\nChicago\u2014Dpo, (1.17; May (1.23-ii.\nPol\nes\nPiling\nLumber\nWHOLESALE  AND  RETAIL\nWestern Canada\nTimber Co., Ltd.\nGERRARD, B. C.\nLADIES\na slip means\na rip\nDon't risk ruining\na handsome gown\nby slipping on wet\nsidewalks.\nHave your winter\nboots heeled with\nCATS PAw\nCUSHION\nRUBBER HEELS\nThey cost no more\nthan the ordinary\nkind.   All dealers\nWalpole Rubber Co.\nLimited \u00bb Montreal\nMONTREAL  PROVISIONS\n(Hy Daily Newt*. Lensed Wire.)\nMONTREAL,  NOV,   0.\u2014Choose\u2014Fln-\ncat  westerns  15%   to  15%;   easterns\n1614   to 15-Th-\nButter\u2014Choicest creamery 21 \\_ to\n28\"; seconds 2ti'4 to 2H%.\nEggs\u2014Fresh ;tn tr, 40; selected 31 to\n32;   No.  1 stock 29  tt, 30;   No, 2 Stock\n25  to  26.\nPork\u2014Heavy Canada short mess\nunrreis, 3\"> to 45 pieces, 2!i%; short\nout back .barrels, 45 to 55 pieces, 28%.\nATLANTIC TRADE CAUSES\nREMOVAL TO  LIVERPOOL\n(Canadian Associated Press.)\nLONDON, Nov. !i.\u2014It is announced\nthat Furness, Withy & Co., the celebrated ship owners, who have many\nconnections in Canada, wiUl remove\n\u25a0from West Hartlepool to Liverpool\nif:uly in tho new year. The change is\nbeing brought about in the firm's development of Atlantic trade. All departments will participate in the removal.\nNOTICE\nRond and dog taxes due and payable\nlo thp City of Nelson must be paid to\n\u25a0lie collector, on demand or proceedings\nwill be taken to collect the Annie.\nW. J. moviTT,\nChief of Police.\nNOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR\nRENEWAL OF EX1HA-MUNI-\nCIPAL   WHOLESALE   LICENSE.\nNotice is hereby given that SO days\nafter dale application wit! be made to\nthe Superintendent \"f Provincial Police for tbe grunt of an Kxlr.i-Muni-\nclpal Wholes;,],. License for the sal*\nof liquor in and upon tbc premises\nknown as the Nelson brewery, situated nt Nelson,   ll. C.\nDated   this    lib    day   of   November,\nNELSON BREWING CO.\nKdl-law-1\nDAILY NEWS\nCLASSIFIED AD. RATES\nOnt oent a word Mr insertion, four\ncsnts a word par week, fifteen cent* a\nword 'p\u00abr. month when cash aoo m-\npanits tha order. Otherwise ono cent\npar word per insertion atrsight, No\naccounts opened for want adi. Mini-\nmum charge 28 oenta.\nSHERBROOKE   HOTEL\n'Nelson, B. C.\ni One minute's walk from C.( P.. R. sjal\ntion.   Cuisine unexcelled;  well heatei|\nland ventilated.\nR. H. CLARK.'-   \u2022\nWANTED\u2014MISCELLANEOUS\nWANTED\u2014Clean  cotton rags.   Apply\nDally News. 110-tf\nNO DARK DAYS at Columbia StudlQ.\nPhotos taken day or night; ?2.00 _o?..\nSend one home for Xmas, \u2022HJ4-33\nWOMAN   desh'OB worlt;\"   good    plain\ncook, or any employment; must hnvp\nwork.    Box 3B, Daily News.        *178-fi\nWANTED\u2014-Treadle   sewing   machine.\nSlate   lowest   price.    Box   12,   Dally\nN'e\n\u2022179-1\nWANTED\u2014Salesman to represent us\nIn Nelson and Southern British\nColumbia, Apply with references to\nStone, Limited, 431 Loo Building, Vancouver, B. C. *178-6\nThe\nOriginal\nand\nOnly\nGenuine\nBeware\nof\nImitations\nSold\non the\nMerits\nof\nMina-rd's.\nLiniment\nNOTICE    OF    APPLICATION     FOR\nRENEWAL OF LIQUOR LICENSE\nNotice Is hereby given that I, William Qosnell, of Tab-view, B, C, Intend,\n:io days from the date hereof, to apply\na tlip Superintendent of Provincial\nPolled for license to sell flq'tjqr by rc-\n- ii 11 In ana up1\"- the prcmlBOJa known\nts tbe Grove hotel, situate at IftUrvlew,\nis. C.\nDate,] this Mth dav of Noven\/ber,\n1914. l\">li-law-4\nNOTICE    OF    APPLICATION     FOR\nTRANSFER OF LIQUOR LICENSE\nNotice Is hereby given that 30 days\nafter date application Will be. made to\nthe Superintendent of Provincial Police\nfor a transfer of thR retail liquor li-\n'eliso upon the premises known as the\narose Hotel, Fairview, from Mary\nllogliurg, licensee, to Uie undersigned\nWilliam Goshell,\nDated this Itb day of November,\n1914,\nMARY   HOGIU'RG,\nLicensee.\nWILLIAM   GOSNWLL,\nApplicant.\nLAND ACT,\nNelson Land District, District of West\nKootenay.\nTAKE NOTICE that the Canadian Pacific Railway Company of Vancouver,\nB.C., occupation, Transportation Company, intends to apply for permission\nlo purchase the following described\nlands:\nCommencing nl a post planted south\n71.14 feet and west .S8.4H feet from Iron\nPost No, 16, of Lot 6086, Kootenay\nDistrict; tbencP north 75 deg. 133 mln.\n30 sec west 1240.23 feet-more or less\nto the intersection with the southerly\nboundary of the rlffht of way of the\nColumbia nnd Western Railway, thence\nsouth-easterly ond fallowing said\nsoutherly boundary to Intersect n line\ndrawn North 24 d'eg. f< mln. earn from\ntbo point or commencement, ihence\nsmith 24 iW. 05 mln', west 10.42 feel\nmore or less to the point 0f commencement,\nHANADIAN      PACIFIC      RAILWAY\nI   COMPANY.\nRnymontl Smith, for C.P.R.\nPate*] Septembor 2nd, \\,\\it\nK.    W.     C.     BLOCK\u2014Housekeeping\nsuites and rooms for rent.    Tcflm*\nmoderate.    A. Macdonald  A. Co. 27-tf\nFOR    RENT \u2014 Suite    of    furnished\nhousekeeping    rooms    ln    Annable\nblock.    Enoulrn room 41. 272-tf\nKERR APARTMENT BLOCK\u2014Furnished suites for rent by...week or\nmonth; a high class home with every\ncomfort; dishes; cooking utcnttlia and\ntineas supplied; every suite has private bath. Abundance of heat and hoi\nwater   laundry in bnsement. 284-ff\nKOR    RENT\u2014Three    houses.    Apply\nnew Grand hotel\nll!.1-tr\nFURNISHED   ROOM   and   board.   020\nVictoria  street. *173-6\nFOR RENT\u2014Slx-Tooi-fl  house No. 624\nVictoria   street.    Modern   conveniences, including new gas range.    W. W.\nBradley. '    , 174-tf\nFOR RENT\u2014Furnished rooms, Gordon\nApartments, best in city, steam heat.\nhot and  cold   water;   fifty   cents and\nUp, \u2022178-6\nREDUCED   RENTS  on  all   Furnished\nFlats\u2014fitted   with   gas  and   heating\nsIovcb, linen, dishes, etc.   Apply B0S%\nBn-kor  stroet. 179-6\nF\u00a9R RENT\u2014Furnished suites. Camp-\nhell'a Studio. 7t'> Hakcr street. *17!l-0\nKOR RENT\u2014Furnished   housekeeping\nsuite.   70*3  Victoria street.        *17fl-6\nFOR   SALE\nFOR SALE\u2014Acreage and lots in Kensington, Granite road, five minutes\nfrom C. P. R depot. Small monthly\npayments. Edward Ferguson, office\nHume Building, next postofflce. Box\nW-191 '0SOI\nFOR SALE\u2014 Burroughs Adding Machines. Good second-hand machines,\nfully guaranteed\u2014suitable for general\nstore work\u2014cheap. Apply Burroughs\nAdding Machine Co., 347 Pender street,\nVancouver, B, C. '179-6\nFOR   SALE\u2014Two   heating   and   one\ncook stove; 30S Victoria St.      M76-6\nFOR SALE\u2014Several hundredweight Of\nsuperb,   well   bleached,   sweet,   crisp\nand juicy celery.    What offers?    Apply Dr. Church, Edgewood, B.C. *177-6\nSTRAWBERRY PLANTS\u2014Am booking orders for spring planting nt $3\npcr 100 or $12.50 per fifiO from the recognized best twelve English varieties,\nIncluding Royal Sovereign, Sir Joseph\nPaxton, President Glvous Prolific, Fill\nBasket, etc., al] perfect plants. Apply\nDr. Church,  Edgewood, B.C.        *177-6\nFINE,  large,  young work    horse    for\nsale cheap.   Apply William Hancock,\nbox 977, Nelson, B.C. -M76-12\nSITUATION  VACANT.\n$75     FOR     THIRTY     DAYS     EASY\nWORK\u2014-Wrlto for contract.    Brad-\nloy-Qarretspn, Limited. Brantford.\n^^J-IEUPJ-VA^T^\n$15    WEI--K     AND     EXPENSES\u2014To\ntravel,   appointing  local  represenhi-\nt'ives.     Whitfield   Llnscott,   Brantford.\nSHERIFF'S SALE\nUnder and by vlrlur,. of an order\noC the. Supreme Court or British Columbia, dated 'bo 2nd dav or October,\n1914. in an action whereof Donald |-\\\nkisOr is plaintiff, and Milter Creek\n-Minfng Company i8 defend-uu, t shall,\non the 12lh day of November, Rill, at\nmy office in pte Court-lioijae, in the\nCity of Nelson, British Columbia, at\nUie hour of 12 o'clock noon, offer f\"r\nsale at plib.llC auction, all the ligbl.\nlille an,1   interest, of the  above-named\ndefendant in all the minerals, precious and base (save Coal nird petroleum)'tinder Lots 5868, 5304 nnd 5305,\nknown aa the \"Now Springfield,\"\n\"Wondorful Fraction\" and \"Sampson\"\nMineral Claims respectively, and all\nminerals, precious nnd base (Pave\ncoal) under lot 5366, known as tho\n\"I.N.L. Fraction\" Mineral Claim, all in\nGrbup Ono (i), Kootenay District,\nBritish Columbia. The nature and 'particulars of the Interest of the defendant, Miller Crock Mining Company, in'\nIho said lands are that it Is registered\nowner thereof, clear of encumbrance,\nsave only as to the judgment of tho\nsaid plain-tiff, In this action for\n$10,-S25.15.\nThe only judgment which forms a\nHen or chnrgn agalnBt the said lands\nIs the judgment of tho plaintiff in this\naction for the said \u00bbum of 110,635.15,\ntogether wlth subsequent costs Incurred herein, and interest.\nDated at Nelson, B. C, this 13th day\nof October. 1014,\nS. P. TUCK,\nSheriff of South Kootenay\nJLOST\t\nLOST,\" fast Tuesday\u2014String of Rosary\nbeads  with  gold crucifix   on    end.\nFinder   please   return   to   Dally News.\nReward. '178-2\nTO CONTRACTORS\nSealed tenders will he received until\n10 li.m. on Friday next- liy the Board\nof School Trustees, Hume School District, for the erection of a portion of\na brick school building, plans and specifications for which may bo seen at\ntho office of Will Hnldnne, Architect.\nA surety bond for an nmount to bo determined will be required from any\nbidder to whom a contract i\u00bb awarded.\nThe lowest or any tender will not necessarily bo accepted.\nr G. H. PLAYLE,\nSec'y Bmirfl of SUllObl Tl'ltsH'eS,\nNov, Ptiwv JiuOTa' Bfliivorpiairioi,.,\nHOTEL DIRECTORl\nBusiness Director\nA5SAYER8\n5. w. wjdd^w^oI-tTassat^a^\nChemist. Box A11W, Nelsdn', B. v-\nCharges: Gold, silver, copper ol\nlead, *|1 each; gold-silver, I1.S01\nsilver-load, $1.50. Other metala of\n. apnlleatlon. \u25a0    .'- 1\nauctioneers'\nO. A. WATERMAN* & CO\u2014Oper'a Bll)\nvVM.   CUTLER,  AUCTIONEER,   BO*J|\n. 474. Phone 18, &\n1 i   if  * 'in\n100-tl\nGROCERIES\nA. MACDONALD & CO., Wholesal|\nGrocers and Provision Merchant)\nImporters of Teas, Coffees, SPioel\nDried Fruits, Staple and Fancy Groi\ncerles, Tobaccos, Cigars, Butter\nEggs, Ghees-, nnd Packing Houad\nproduce. Office and warehousecprj\nner of Front nnd Hnll streets.\nO.  Rox 1005.   Telephone  28  and   2*1\nWINDOW, CHIMNEY AND. CARPE\n\u2022'cleaning.   Nelson Vacuum Cleaning\n1 Co.    Phone 438.\nPtOFESSWI^^\nGREEN   BROS., BURDEN A CO.\nCivil Engineers,   Dominion and B. 0|\nLand Surveyor!    -    \u25a0 .\nSurveys of Lands,  Mines. Townaitsi\nTimber Limits,  Etc.\nNelson, 51S War,] Street;  A.H. Oreenl\nMgr.     Victoria 114 Pemberton Bldg,-^\nF. C. Green.   Fort George, Hammoi\nStreet, F. P. Burden.   :\nA, L. MoCNLLOCH\nHydraulic Engineer\nProvincial Land Surveyor\nP. O. Box 41\nOffice phone L86; residence phone RTll\nOffice, Suite 8, McCulloch Bldg.\nBaker Street, Nelson,  B. C.\nT.   M.  RIXEN,  AUDITOR, AND AC-1\ncountant.   Room IE, K.; W. C. Blkl\n122-r-f\nH.   PERRY   LEAKE,   CONSULTING\nEngineer,  Nelson.  B,  C.       .  300-tf\nIr^GSJiQTICI\nKOOTENAY LODOB No. 1\u00ab, I.O.OJ-J\n\u2014Meeta every Monday hiRht In Odd-f\nfellows' liall nt 7:30 o'clock'.\nyUEBN CITY REBEKAH 1.0UU>|\nNo. 16, I.O.O.F., meeta first anoT\nthird Tuesday*, Oddfellowi* ball|\n8 o'clock.\nNELSON ENCAMPMENT No. 7 1. .0|\nO. F., meeta   second    and    fourt\nThursdays Jn Oddfellows'- ball at-I\no'clock.       '   \" \"\u25a0\nCanton   oumna ,\u00ab\u00bb.   i mwty\nevery second Tuesday In Oddtalloim\nhall at'8 o'clock. <-^\nKNIGHTS,-OF PYTHIAS ' ifBBfiMl\nTuesday nlghta In K. of P. aalLI\nEaitle Bide. \"\u25a0:    '   \u00ab   'Af\nNELSON lodge No. 8111\n. \u00ab ... meets' 2nrj *'and\"'4tfcl\n.V.II.  Thursday   at-8'*\u00bb.-'-\u00bb\nIn Eagle htlll'\u2022' '\">\u2022\nL0.01\nCA  Ml    Court     Kootenay >, Belli!\nII  r     meeta 2nd and 4th Friday*-!\n\u2022 V-\u00bb* \u2022   tn K. P. hall, Eagle Bik. J\nA.   O.   P.   COURT   ELLEN\u2014MBEtSl\nfirst, and third Monday in Eaglo-haliT\nat 8 o'clock. ^l\nClan Johnstone 212 meets in!\nI. O. O. F. ball first and third *Ti-|\ndays, 8 p, m.\nNELSON LODGE, NO. 6, B. P. O. H\u201el\nI meets first and third Thursdays \u00bbJ\n8 p. m. In the Eagle hall.   AU; so-|\nlournlne memhern Invited 11MM\"\nS. O. E, meets first, third and 'Wtbl\nMondays. K. of P. hall. 8 p. m\nI. O. F. COURT, Kootenay 3138, meerjj\nsecond and fourth Fridays in \u25a0Epgle'J\nhall   nt   8   pm.    *\nSYNOPSIS OF COAL\nMINING  REGULATIONS!\nCoal mining rights of .the, Dominlonl\ntn   Manitoba,  Saskatchewan   and   Al-F\n\u25a0oerta, the Yukon Territory, the Northwest Territories, and in a portion of\ntho Province of British Columbia, may\nbo  leased  for a   torm  of twenty-one\nyears  at an  annual  rental  of ft   per\nacre.    Not more than 2,500 acres will\nho leased  to one  applicant.   ,.\n! Application   foi     a   lease    must   be\nmade by tbe applicant in person to the\nAgent or Sub-Agent oj the district of\nwhich tli\u00a9 rlgl!t8 applied for are sltu-\nited.\nI In surveyed territory the lanj must\nbe (.'f&crlbed by sections or legal subdivisions of seotlons, and In unsurvoyed\nterritory the tract applied for shall be\nstaked   out  by   the  applicant  himself.\nEach application must be accompanied  by a fee of $5, which Wil\"! be refunded  if the  rights applied  for are\nnot  nvallablo,  but  not  otherwise,    A\nroyalty shall be paid  on the -merchantable output of the mip*e at the rate\nof five cents '.pe* ton.\n! The person operating the mine shall\nfurnish the Agent with sworn returns\naccounting for   the    full quantity ofl\nmeyph-antable coal m\/ne*j.and pay thel\nroyalty  thereon.    If., tbe coal   mining I\nrights are    not    being operated, such I\nreturns should  be furnished at  leaat|\nonce a year,\n. \"The tease will- include the coal mining rights only, but the lessee mayl\nbe permitted to purchase whatever!\navailable surface rights may )je con-.\nsldered necessary for the working ofl\ntho mine at th8 rate of S10 an acre. I\n1 For full Information application!\nshould be made to the Secretary ofl\nthe Department of the Interior, Ot-1\ntawa, or to any Agent or Sub-Agent of|\nDominion Lands,\nW. W. CORT.\nDeputv Minister of the Interior, - M\nN.  B.-\u2014 Unauthorised  publieatlpij  of!\n}h|a   advertisement   will   hot   be   P*ld|\nOR.DiVAN'SFEMAlEPILlSaK;!\n-medicine for'nil Female Complaint. JS'a boi,|\nor three for f 10, nt drug Htore-i. Mntk-d toR-gvl\nnddrt-Mi on recHpt of price. Thu ScohKi,l Daoo|\nCo., Si. Cntlmrlnes, OiitnHo,\nPH0SPH0N0L FOR MENS'SKl\nfor Nerve nnd IlniltiihicreniMfB \"grey twittcr'-l\niTotilc\u2014will lull Id you up.   \u00a31(1 box, or two fat 1\n*w, ntdnigBtorCT.or liy mnll on receipt of price!\ni'lii'-Ki-MMHv.r nr-n**-. Co.eflM*nlh-iHne-*-i.nnini1.l|\nJ Sold by tht-Pool-* -Ow? Company,\n tUESDAi-   NOVEMBER 10.\nCfo \u00a9atl?~jlrtt\u00abj\n(0\n7<\nPAGE SEVEN\nNow Is the Time\nasm\nTO GET YOUR WINTER 8UPPLY OF VEGETABLES\nCarrots   |\nTurnips    Pound 2c\nCabbage    100 lbs. $1.75\nOnions\nThe Star Grocery\nPhone 10 Store of Quality\nELSONNEWSOFTHEMY\n\u25a0 The  trades  and   labor  council  will\nfeet tonight nt 8  o'clock  in  Miners'\n|At the regular meeting of Canton\nTarona No. 7, I. O. 0. R, tonight the\nlievallci's wilt muster in  fatigue uni-\n!The monthly meeting of the directors\n1 the Kootenny Lake General hospital\n111 take place this evening at 8 o'clock\n1 the hospital building,\n\u25a0The Britifth -Columbia Heating &\nlumblng company has completed the\n^tallation1-of \u25a0 modern hot and cold\ntiter plumbing at the residence of\nJorge Heaton at Needles on tbe Ar-\n. lakes,\n!Nelson chapter of the Imperial Order\nJughters of the Empire wlll hold a\n\u25a0eeting thig afternoon at 2 o'clock In\nlie Y. M. C. A. 'building when officers\n\u25a0til be elected. All women of the city\nI'slrouj** of joining the organization\ninvited to attend the meeting,\nJinglng with them their membership\nIcs.\niThose taking the first aid course at\n: Y. M. C. A. will meet tonight nt\n| o'clock for the  final practise prior\nexaminations.   It   is   expected   that\nlere will be a full attendance at thc\n|cture tonight of those who are con-\n!mplatlng   taking   the   examination.\nthose   who   have   attended   four\n(*'the five lectures are eligible to take\nexaminations.\nIW. P. Tiemey of Vancouver spent\nfesterday In the city and will leave to\nJ*?\/, for. Shields and Porcupine to In-\n|)\"ect railroad work which he is earry-\n|g on. Mr. Tlerney has spent the\nlist month In California, visiting Los\n!ngeles. Pnsadena, San Diego und\nlong Reach. He stopped at a hotel\njie proprietor of which is a Canadian\nf om Woodstock, Mr. Tieriiej will re-\nlirn ne\"*t month with his family to\nlong Rench, where he will spend the\nflnter.\nDANDRUFF SURELY\nDESTROYS THE HAIR\nakes   it   Dull,   Brittle,   Lifeless   and\nCauses it t0 Pall Out\nGirls\u2014if you want plenty of thick,\nbeautiful, glossy, silky hair, do by all\nmeans get rid of dandrufr, for It will\nstarve your hair and ruin it if you\ndon't,\nIt doesn't do much good to try to\nbrush or wash It out. The only sure\nway to get rid of dandruff is to dissolve\nit, then yon destroy it entirely. To do\nthis, get about four ounces of ordln*\nary liquid arvon; apply it at night\nwhen retiring; uhc enough to moisten\nthe scalp and rub it in gently with the\nfinger tips.\nRy morning most, if not nil, of youi\ndandruff will be gone, and three or\nfour moro applications wlll completely\ndissolve and entirely destroy, every\nsingle sign and trace of it.\nYou will find, too, that all Itching\nand digging of the scalp will stop, and\nyour hair will be silky, fluffy, lustrous*,\nsoft, and look and feel a hundred timer\nbettor. You can get liquid arvon at any\ndrug store. It is inexpensive and four\nounces Is ull you wlll need, no matter\nhow much dandruff'you have. This\nsimple remedy never fails.\nTRAIL MAN WRITES\nOF OERMAN CRUELTY\nW. H. O. Hill, Who Drilled Volunteers\nin  8melter City, Tells of Atrocities by Kaiser*! Men\nIn a letter to Louis Rorggard of\nKoch's Sid-ing,, Sergt. William H. O.\nHill, who is at present stationed at\nWindsor drilling recruits, tells ot German atrocities. Before leaving for. the\nold country he -drilled volunteers at\nTrail.   In speaking of *the war he says:\n\"It is a terrible affair, all right, lie.\ncause the Germans are not playing the\ngame. They are torturing our .Wound\ned men and women. No less than six\nmen are in London hospitals with both\neyes hooked out and scores of men\nhave their hands cut off at the wrists,\nSome have been hamstrung. In the\nfirst week of fighting the Coldstream\nguards lost 14 officers and over 1,000\nmen. One of my old chums had 39\nbullet wounds in the right side of his\nbody and is still living.\"\nKootenay and Boundary\nPROVIDE EIGHT\nMEN WITH WORK\nApply   at   City   Halt   for   Positions-\nStreet Railway Tracks Aro\nBeing Raised\nFifteen residents of the city nnd a\nlarge number of residents of the districts adjacent applied at the Office\nof the city engineer yesterday for work\nIn response to the coll which had been\nmade by Mayor J. .1. Malone, who announced that relief work would be\nstarted In the city during this week\nfrom the relief fund whleh hus been\nplaced In the hands of the city council\nand a committee from the civic employees through a 5 and 10 per cent,\nlevy on salaries.\nEight of the men who applied yesterday were put to work on Water\nstreet between Cedar and Park streets,\nwhere the street railway tracks will\nbe raised to conform with tbe level of\nthe road at that point. ***\n[AH suits reduced $5 at Pierres. 179-6\nJ Tha annual chicken dinner of St.\n\u25a0avlour's .church wlll be held In the\nTirlsh hall Wednesday 5.30 to 7.30.\n178-3\nJ New house for rent\u2014 $25 a month\u2014\nliree bedrooms, fireplace and every-\nTilng In excellent shape. See C. W.\n\u25a0ppleynrd. 179-3\n[ Monthly meeting of the Board of\nJlanagcrs of St. Paul's church will be\n\u25a0eld on Wednesday evening in the pas-\nlir's study at 8 p.m., instead of to-\nllg'ht.     C.   W.1 \"Appleyard. 179-1\nI The PythlaiT Sisters are, giving a\nlerles of whist\" drives during the wln-\npr, the first to be held on Thursday\nJvcnlng, the 12th, at 8.30\u2014tlie proceeds\nI) go to the local relief fund. Everybody  welcome. 179-2\nSHIP CLOTHING\nFOR BELGIANS\nSixty-Five  Cases  Make  Up  Shipment\nFrom  Nelson and District\nfor Relief\nThe clothing which has been gath\nered In Nelson nnd the surrounding\ndistrict for the relief of the Belgian\npeople wus yesterday shipped In a\nspecial ear and consisted of 64 pack*\ning cases of clothing and one very\nlarge case of bedding. Included In the\nshipment are four cases of shoes, two\nases containing babies' clothing ex\nclusively, a case of bed clothing of\nnil kinds, nnd over 600 complete out\nfits for adults and children of both\nsexes, consisting of underclothing nnd\noverclothing. Prior to packing every\narticle was mended and disinfected, so\nthat everything will be ready for Immediate use without further trouble.\nThe canvassing of the city and im\nmediate vicinity and the collection of\ngoods was carried out by the Women's\nInstitute and the Canadian club nnd\nmany women of the city aided in lhe\nmending and packing of the goods\nMany outside towns responded to th,\ncall for clothing and 'bedding and *\nlarge number of cases was received\nfrom these towns. Among -the outside\npoints from which contributions were\nreceived are: Proctor, Queen's Bay,\nRlondel, Slocan City, Billings. Phoenix,\nTrail, Hedley, Ymlr. Willow Point,\nHarrop, Wanetn, Edgewood, Kaslo and\nBroadwater,\n50-CENT DINNER\nJ The annual chicken dinner of St.\nlavlour's church will be held in the\nliirlsh hall Wednesday 5.30 tn 7.30.\nThe menu will consist of ox tall soup,\nTold chicken, ham and beef; potatoe\nplad, pickles; deep apple pie, fruit\ncake, cheese; tea and coffee,\ntickets 50 cents. 179-1\nAt A. S. Horswlli & Co., a carload\n|f Ashcroft No, l potatoes just arriv-\nGet our prices, it  will  pay you.\n167-tf\nJ The Nelson Mandolin club dance will\nle held on Tuesday evening next. Mu*\nlie bv Starland orchestra. Refresh\npente will be served. Dancing or>m\ntionces nt I* o'clock. \u2022178-2\nJ The Ladies* Court Ancient Order of\nI'orestera will hold their third annunt\n|all on Monday, Nov. lfi in Eagle hall,\nVickets 50 cents; a dainty supper will\nlie served. 178-3\nPICKED BOX OF\nSTRAWBERRIES SUNDAY\nA pint box of fine strawberries was\nkicked in tho open on Sunday by .1. J,\nCamphell nt his ranch at Six-Mile on\nlhe West Arm.\nROSSLAND RED\nCROSS BENEFITS'\nStore  Is  Turned  Over to  Women  of\nCity, Who Carry Out Patriotic\nWork\n(Special t0 The Daily  News.*)\nROSSLAND, B. C, Nov. 9.\u2014Belts &\nOddy turned over their store to the\nwomen of tbe city on Saturday and a\nbenefit sale for the -Red Cross society\nwas given. The store was prettily\ndecorated with palms and Christmas\nbooths and wus well patronized from\nearly morning to late In tlie evening.\nThe parcels were delivered by the\nautomobiles of 13. S. H. Winn, William\nBates, Dr. A. R. Chandler, George H.\nGreen, M. Henderson, Walter Evans\nand William Wadds. The music was\ndonated -by an orchestra which iptnyed\nall day. Those In charge were: Mrs.\nDan Thomas, Mrs. A. B. Chandler,\nMrs. G. C. Chubb, .Miss P. Elder, Mrs.\nTosh, Mrs. P. H. O'Brien. Mrs. Nisi,\nMiss C. Larson, Mrs. E. S. H. Winn,\nMrs. William Trembath, Mra. Gauthler,\nMrs. Jervossi, Mrs. Frank Aldo, Miss\nLaura Jew-ell, Mrs. C, P. Doeil, Mrs.\nA. G. Johnson, Mrs. Lydia Pox, Mrs.\nHelen Lynll, MlflB Pearl Doney, Mrs.\nFlossie Hamilton, Miss Ruth Stenson.\nMiss Ruby Doney, Miss Alice Jewell,\nMrs. Frank Raymer and Miss De\nRoche. During the afternoon and\nevening the Pythian quartet rendered\n\"The Rosery\" and \"Soft and Low,\"\nMrs. Schmidt rendered Tosti's \"Good-\nBye\" and as an enchore \"Bowl of\nRoses.\" Miss Francis Brown rendered \"Beneath Thy Window.\" Alwut\n$100 for tbe fund.\nE. S. H. Winn left for Grand Forks\nthis morning on a business trip.\nHorace Street returned on Friday\nnight from  Fernie.\nMrs. II. Morgnn and daughter Bory]\nreturned on Saturday from a elx\nmonths' visit to England.\nAlpha Chapter No. 1 Order of Eastern Star held initiation and installation of officers on Saturday night,\nafter whleh a banquet was served.\nSLOCAN PERSONALS\n(Special  to The Dally News.)\nSLOCAN,   B.   C,   Nov.   9.\u2014Mrs.   M.\nLovell   visited   friends here  yesterday\non her wav to her home in Spokane.\nMiss Ethel Lovell, Mrs. William Jef-\nfery and William Cavan of New Denver were visitors  in  town  yesterday.\nMrs.   Maurer   and   her   niece.   Miss\nMaurer, spent the week end in Nelson.\nBELGIAN TEA AT\nSLOCAN  CITY SUCCESS\n(Special t0 The Daily News.)\nSLOCAN CITY, Nov. 9.\u2014The patriots tea given by Mrs. K. Popoff on\nSaturday in aid of the Belgian relief\nfun(| was a great success. The suni\nrealized  was -130.05.\nCANADIAN GIFTS\nWERE DEALT WITH\nHon. George H. Perley Denies Report\nThat Food Contribution Allowed\nto Lie on Docks.\n(By Daily News Leased Wire.)\nLONDON, Nov. 9.\u2014Hon. George II.\nPerley states that there is no truth\nin the report published recently in a\nLondon paper that Canada's foot! contribution had been lying neglected on\nthe docks owing to -failure to provide\nsufficient accommodation for storage.\nThis report appeared In a London paper possessing unenviable notoriety\nnowadays for the unreliability of its\nspecial information but despite this\nit was cabled to the United Slates and\nleaked through to Canada. Mr. Perley\nresents the circulation of such stories\nin Canada, which, besides being quite\nInaccurate, can only engender bad\nfeelings among the workers in philanthropic causes.\nThe local government board, without exception, says Mr. Perley, has\ndealt promptly with all cargoes from\nCanada, which at tlie outside have\nonly remained In dock for n few hours.\nAs an example, it may be mentioned\nthnt arrangements already liave been\nmade for dealing with the farmers'\ncontribution expected shortly.\nWHAT DYSPEPTICS\nSHOULD EAT\nA PHYSICIANS ADVICE\n\"Indigestion and practically all\nforms of stomach trouble are, nine\ntimes out of ten, due to acidity; therefore stomach sufferers should, whenever possLble, avoid eating food that\nIs acid- in its nature, oj- which by\nchemicul action in the stomach develops acidity. Unfortunately, such a\nrule eliminates most foods which are\npleasant to the taste as well as those\nwhich are rich in blood, flesh and\n\u2022lerve building properties. This la the\nreason why dyspeptics and stomach\nsufferers are usually so thin, emaciated and lacking In that vital energy\nwhicli can only come from a well fee\noody. I-'or the benefit of those sufferers\nwho have been obliged to exclude from\ntheir diet all starchy, sweet or fattj\nfood, and arc trylin** to keep up a mls-\nrablK existence on gluten prouiirts, l\nwould suggest that you should try a\nmeal of any food 0r foods which you\nmay like, in moderate amount, taking\nImmediately afterwards a icaL-poontui\n\" bisurated magnesia in a little hot\nor cold water. This will neutralize any\nacid whleh m-ay be present, or which\nmay bo tormed, and Instead of the\nusual feeling of uneasiness and fullness, yon will find that your food\nagrees with you perfectly. Bisurated\nmagnesia is doubtless the best food\neorrective and antacid known. It has\nnn direct action on the stomach; bill\nby neutralizing the acidity oi me food\ncontents, nnd thus removing the source\nof tho acid irritation .which inflames\nhe delicate stomach lining, it does\nnore than could possibly be done by\nany drug or medicine. As a physician\n' believe In the use of medicine whenever necessary, but t must admit that\nI cannot see the sense of dosing un\nnilained and Irritated stomach with\ndrugs Instead of getting, rid ot the\nacid1\u2014lhe causa ot all the trouble.\nGet a Utile bisurated magnesia from\nyour drugglj*t, 0nt what you want at\nyour next meal, take some of the l>i-\nsurnted magnesia as directed above,\nand see If I'm not right.\n4444444444A44~'r*<t<*444-$-9444'-\n9 AT THE  THEATRES J\n4 9\n4444444444444444444444>944>'*\nThe Starland theatre is tonight presenting the fourteenth series of tho\nwonderful \"Lucille Love\" story, the\nfifteenth being the last of the series.\nTho suspense which the foregoing\nseries has produced comes to a climax\nin this part of the story and some\nscenes are enacted that for nerve racking, exciting qualities cannot -be bent-\nen. Uoubequc's actions in this series\nwill beyond a doubt prove a big surprise to all. Those who wonder how\nthe story will end are furnished with\nfood for reflection and kept even more\nin doubt as to thc outcome of the next\nchapter, which ends next week. Thc\nstanding of the various competitors in\nthe big popularity contest will be\nshown on slides The excitement prevailing over this popular girl contest\nIs growing much keener as the contest draws to a close. A splendid Ne\ntor comedy, entitled \"When Eddie\nWent to the Front,\" will make a most\nattractive number and a splendid Rex\ndrama, \"Behind the Veil,\" will also\nprove greatly Interesting. Three valuable prizes will bo given away at the\nSaturday matinee to those holding tin\nlucky numbers. Numbered slips nre\nbeing given away with each ticket at\n, the -box office.\nJIRLS! CLEAN AND BEAUTIFY HAIR\nNO DANDRUFF--25 CENT DANDERINE\nthis! Makes hairt glossy,'i\nsoffand^abuhdantA\nI Surely try a \"Danderine Hnlr\nfeleanse\" If you wish to Immediately\nlouble tho beauty of your hair. Just\nEiolsten a cloth with Danderine and\nMruw It carefully through your hnlr,\nBaking ono small strand at a time; this\nlvlll cleanse the halr ot dust, dirt or\nIny oxcesslve oil\u2014in a few minutes\nwou wlll bs-nmasedi 'Your hair will\nbe wavy, fluffy und abundant und pos\nsess an Incomparable softness, lustre\nand   luxuriance.\nResides .beautifying the hair, one application of Danderine dissolves every\nparticle of dandruff; invigorates the\nscalp, stopping Itching and fulling hair.\nDanderine Is to the hair what trcsh\nshowers of rain and sunshine are to\nvegetation. It goes right to tho roots\nInvigorates And strengthens them. Its\nexhilarating, stimulating nnd life-producing propertied causc the hair to\ngrow long, strong and beautiful.\nYou can surely huve, pretty, soft,\nlustrous hair, and lots of It, If you will\njust get a 25 cont bottl0 of Knowltoiv's\nDnnderlno 'from nny drug1, store or\ntoilet counter und try It us directed.\nTRAIL   MAN   LEAVES\nFOR   BATTLE  LINE\nIs Attached to Armored Car Designed\nto Destroy Zeppelins\u2014Christmas\nGifts t0 be Sent\n(Special to The Dally  News.)\nTRAIL, B. V., Nov. 9.\u2014In a letter\nreceived from E, G. Payne, reservist\nIn the Royal Field artillery, who left\nTrail a few months ago, he states he\nwas leaving for France In company\nwith 30 other men, where they will\ntake charge of an armored motor car\nequipped with perpendicular gims to\nbe used in firing on Zeppelins. Mr.\nPayne, with his wife and family, was\n-i resident of Trail for the past two\nyears.\nPreparation for the patriotic dance\ngiven by the Ladies' Auxiliary of the\nTrail Patriotic branch on Friday arc\nwell under way and it promises lo be\nthe success of the season. The proceeds will be devoted to Christmas\ngifts for the troops at the front and\nfor the Overseas club tobacco fund. A\nfull orchestra will be In attendance\nand supper will be served,\nA sale of work wlll be held on Wednesday by tho Ladles' aid and the\nGirls' guild of Knox church and wilt\nafford an opportunity of securing hand\nmade Christmas gifts of varied articles. It wlll.be held In the church and\nwill be opened at 2.30 p.m. Refreshments will be served afternoon and\nevening.\nAt a meeting of the volunteer fund\ncommittee it was decided io send\nChristmas gifts to each of the men\nwho left Trail.\nSOUTH SLOCAN DISTRICT\nENJOYS   GOOD   CONCERT\n(Speclnl t0 The Daily News.)\nSOUTH Sl.OCAN, R. C, Nov. ft.\u2014\nTho patriotic concert on Saturday\nnight proved a decided success. The\nchiiirman wag J. H. Schofleld, M. P. 1'\nof Trail, Those contributing to the ex\ncellent program included Mrs. Motley,\nMiss Aiyiable, R. S. Ashby, R. T. M.\nPower, Mrs. Roomer, Lomer Lee, C.\nMotley, C. Gray, Mrs, Martin, T. A.\nWheildon, Miss Tlmcnus, R. Long, C.\nPatev, B. rv B. Rennle, Mr. Pltchford\nand Dr. MacMillan.\nAn atpuslng comedy, \"Time Is Mon\ney,\" wns well staged under the direction of R. S. Ashby. Thc cast Included\nR. S. Ashby, Mrs. M. Roomer, Mr. O.\nW. Humphey. Mesdames Murray and\nPatey served refreshments. Thc programs were artistically got up and\nwere eagerly .bought. They were primed bv Mrs. Murray, MrB. Bonnet, Mrs.\nGray, C. G. Fenwlck and   Mr. Ashby.\n\u25a0Mrs. Bailey left for Rossland on\nThursday. Mrs. Chamney, late of the\nHume hotel, Nelson, siicceds her at the\nPower Plant boarding house.\nMiss 8. a. Timciius of Taghum nnd\nJ. fit, Schofleld, M. P. P., of Trail, wore\nmiosis of Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Wheildon\nfor the nntrlotic concert.\nMrs, Etter entertained Miss Annable\nand Miss Muriel Etter of Nelson for\nthe week end.\nMiss Bradshaw returned to Nelson\non Frldny.\nMiss Dorothy Renlhy nf Nelson hns\nbeen the guest of Mrs. Yeatman.\nCARRANZA MAY\nAGAIN BE REBEL\nGutierres   Will   Be   Sworn-ln   Tonight\nAs Provisional President of Mexico\n\u2014Situation Delicate\n(By Daily News Leased Wire.)\nWASHINGTON,   Nov.   9.\u2014Administration officials admitted tonight that\nthe   Mexican  situation   had  again   assumed a delicate aspect.\nGen. Carranza has partially fulfilled\nthe Washington government's request\nfor guarantees before withdrawing the\nAmerican troops from Vera Cruz but\nhis decree does not satisfy the main\npoint asked for iby the United States,\nthat Mexicans who served the American government during the occupation\nof the port be not punished subsequently for such service.\nAt 6 o'clock tomorrow night Gen,\nEulallo Gutierres, selected by the convention at Aguas Calientes, -will\nsworn In as provisional president of\nMexico. Carranza has heen Informed\nby telegraph by a special committee\nsent by 'the convention several d\nago and hostilities against him as a\nrebel will begin at once If he does not\nrecognize the authority of Gutierres.\nAmerican Marines Land\n(By Dally News Leased Wire.)\nMEXICO CITY, Nov. 9.\u2014It Is reported here that the port of Acapulcp,\non thc Pacific, lias been occupied by\nAmerican marines. The occupation is\nsaid to have followed a request \"f the\nInhabltimts, who were suffering great\nprlvutloiis owing to lhe revolution,\nBank Sacked\n(By Daily News Leased Wire.)\nVERA CRUZ, Nov. 9.\u2014Acordlng to\nprivate telegrams received here the\n(National Bank of 'Mexico City. has\nbeen sacked by a mob led by Constitutionalist soldiers.\nHANK   GOWDY'S   HITS\nWERE WORTH  MONEY\nWillie the world's series is over and\nplaying any part of it at this somewhat remote date shows bad taste,\npeople are still Interested in Hunk\nGowdy and how the fates have smiled\non him since the curtain dropped on\nthe  sensational series.\nFlrBt of all Gowdy received a 'bonus\nof $1,500 for the season's play Instead\nof the $1,000 origlt-ully promised him,\nFurthermore he has received a three-\nyear contract that calls for a large\nsalary.\n\"How did his home run and his two\ndoubles affect his immediate earning\ncapacity?\" Well, It meant $1,250 for\nhim the very first night afler tho\ngame. He was eating his dinner nt the\nAdams hotel In Boston with his parents when n manufacturer of n certain\nsort of salve approached him between\n\"pork chops,\" and asked whether he\ncould have his signature on his salve\nfor $50. \"Sure,\" said Hank. \"Show\nmo the money,\" The $50 was promptly\nhanded over und Hank signed,\nloiter the same evening n moving\npicture concern handed him $200 for\nthe right to have bis poses on their\nreels  for exhibition   purposes.\nBob HlUerlch of the -Illllertch bat\nNovelty Suits\nand Coats\nTO BE CLEARED\nSuits Up to $59 for $30\nCoatsUpto$49for$25\nNEWEST STYLES\nAll This Season's New Colors Are Shown\nDUTCH FLOWER BULBS\nSECURE  YOUR   REQUIREMENTS\nWHILE THE SELECTION IS GOOD\nThe Hudson's Bay Co.\nINCORPORATED 1670\nINCORPORATED 1670\nfactory of Louisville askQd if he would\ntake $.r'00 for his signature for use on\ni Gowdy model ba* Hank gobbled up\nthat money. Still later the same even\nIng lie opened1 a telegram from Ham-\nmersteln's offering Rudolph and him*\nself $1,000 for a week at the New York\nshow house. That contract is *being\nfilled tills week and may be prolonged\nindefinitely,\nOne of the little incidents of the post\nseries days that will appeal to admirers of Gowdy Is the promise be made\nhis parents to buy them a nice home\nfor their use as long as they lived. It\nwill not be long now until some Columbus property will be secured by Gowdy\nfor this purpose. It will mean a lot\nto the \"old folks\" and besides shows a\nmanly vein In the big boy that just\ngoes to further prove the stuff that\nls in him.\nEVERS  SAYS   MARANVILLE\nBEST  SHORTSTOP   IN   GAME\nold\n\"Ile'F the best shortstop the g\n'ins ever known,\"\n\"Better 'ban Joe Tinker, your\ntide  partner?\"\n\"Yes, he's better than  Tinker.\"\nThai's what Johnny Evers said\nBoston when Ma run vine's name *.\nmentioned at a fanning bee.\nEvers has been given credit\nnaking Maranville the great player-\nHe has shown himself to be this sea\nson, but Johnny declares this is untrue, stating that Maranville learned\nthe game and all its fine points unaided, accepting advice any- watching\nothers.-\nThis admission from Evers that in\nhis mind Maranville is a greater shortstop than Tinker is about the highest\npraise any one can shower on the pep\nperv little '-'hap who was such a prom\nInent factor in the Braves' victory.\nTHIRTY-SIX MEN\nJOIN DRiLL SQUAD\nMuch    Enthusiasm    at   Armory    Last\nNight\u2014Many  Desire to  Leave\nWith Third Contingent\nThirty-six men lastl night Joined tho\ndrilling and signaling squads which\nhave been organized under tbe auspices of the Nelson and District Veterans' association and a large attendance of spectators at the armory\nwatched the men during the maneuvers\nof the evening. The drilling and signaling squads are open to all citizens,\nthe object of the veterans' association\nbeing to drill the men who are volunteering for active service In the event\nof a third contingent being required\nfrom Canada and any who are desirous of joining the new military unit\nwhich it is expected will be organized\nfor this district with Nelson as Its\nheadquarters.\nThe roll of those who nre volunteering for a third contingent was also\nconsiderably augmented last night and\nIt Is expected that ore long there will\nbe on the roll a number more thai\nequivalent to that which left with tli\nfirst or the second contingents from\nthis district.\nWAR   MORE   MERCIFUL.\nA general Impression Is that with\npowerful weapons of groat precision\ngreater loss of life and greater pain\nare caused. That view is almost certainly Inaccurate. The modern bullet,\nunless it ig of the soft nosed type, is\non the whole merciful and kills outright or gives its victim a fair chance\not recovery. It does not ns ;i rule mutilate.\nThe ambulance corps was practically unknown GO years ago, and not only\nts aid brought more rapidly to the\nwounded, but it Is fur more effective\nthan in the pre-Lister days. Rapidity\nof conveyance has increased beyond\nall comparison. In the present war\nit is true to say that in many cases\nmen have been laying in a British hospital 24 hours after receiving their\nwounds. If the risk of being hit is\ngreater the chances of recovery from\nIn juries have been Immensely increased.\nOwing to the slight reduction in w*u*\nrisk insurance the Blue Funnel line,\noperators of a large fleet of steamships between Vancouver, Victoria and\nLiverpool, are In a position to announce a considerable reduction in\nrates foj* the handling of lumber from\nports in tho north Pacific to London,\nLiverpool -.nd Glasgow.\nBRIGHT, SUNNY\nROOMS ARE TO\nbe   found   quickly\ntrouble\nTHRU ADS IN THE\nUUANT   THI  IIMNQ\n; Makes Stubborn Coughs \\\nVanish in a Hurry\nSurprlMlQRlr   Good  Cough  Syrup\nKa-sllj-   and   -Cheaply\nMade at Home\nIf some one in your family has an\nobstinate cough or a bad throat or chest\ncold that hus been hanging on and refuses\nto yield to treatment, get from uny draft\nstore _\\\\_ ounces of Pinex and make it\ninto III ounces of cough syrup, and, watcii\nthat cough vanish.\nPour the 2^4 ounces \"Pinex (50 cents\nworth) into a lfi-ounce bottle and fill tho\nbottle with plain granulated sugar syrup.\nThe total cost is about f>4 cents, and gives\nyou 10 ounces^\u2014a family supply\u2014of a\nmost effective remedy, at a saving of $7.\nA day's use will usually overcome a\nsevere cough. Easily prepared in 5\nrtiinutcs\u2014full directions with Pinex.\nKeeps perfectly and has a pleasant taste.\nChildren like it.\nIt's really remarkable how promptly\nand easily It loosens tlie dry, bourse or\ntight cough and heals the inilaiued membranes in a painful cough. It also stops\nthe formation of phlegm in the throat\nand bronchial tubes, thus ending the per*\nthe formation of phlegm in tlie throat\nand bronchial tubes, thus ending the persistent- Ioobc cough. A splendid remedy\nfor bronchitis, winter coughs, bronchial\nasthma and wnoopiug cough.\nPinex is a special and highly concentrated compound of genuine Norway pine\nextract, rich In guaiacol, whicli la bo healing to the membra net*,\ni Avoid disappointment by asking, your,\ndruggist for l,2\\_ ounces of Pinex,\" and I\ndo not accept urn-thing else.   A guarantee\nof absolute satisfaction goes with this\npreparation or money promptly refunded. I\nThe Pinex Co., Toronto, Opt, \u201e^___\nKEEP LIVER AND\nBOWELS REGULAR\nWITH CASCARET8\nNo   more  headache,   bad\ncolds,  sour stomach\nand constipation\nGet a  10-cent  box now.\nNo odda how bad your I've'', stomach\nor bowels; how much your head acln's,\nhow miserable and uncomfortable you\nare from constipation, indigestion, biliousness and sluggish bowels\u2014yon always get the desired results with Cas-\ncarots.\nDon't let your stomach, l|ver and\nbowels make you miserable. Take C'is-\ncarets tonight; put an end to the headache, biliousness, dizziness, nervousness, sick, sour, g:issy,stomiich, backache and all other distress; cleanse\nyour inside organs of all the bite,\ngases and constipated matter which\nIs  producing  the  misery.\nA 10-cent box means health, happiness and a clear head for months. No\nmore days of gloom and- distress if\nyo\\\\ will take a Cascaret now and then.\nAll druggists soli Cascaret?. Don't\n(forget the Children\u2014-their little 'nt*\ntides need  a gentle cleansing, too.\nBank of Montreal\nESTABLISHED 1817\nCapital authorized  -925,000,000\nCapital  all  paid up $15,000,0*00\nRest   916,000,000\nHEAD  OFFICE:   MONTREAL\nH. V. Meredith, Esq President\nSir Frederick Wililamt-Taylor,\nGeneral   Manager.\nBranches In British Columbia:\nArmstrong, Athalmer, Chllllwack,\nCloverdale, Euderby, Greenwood,\nHosmer, Kamloops, Kelowna, Merrltt, Nelson, New Denver, New\nWestminster, Nicola. Penticton.\nPort Albernl, Port Haney, Prince\nRupert, Princeton, Rossland, Sum*\nmerland, Vancouver, Vancouver\n(Main street), Vernon, Victoria,\nWest Summerland, Albernl\nInterest paid on Savings Deposits\nat 3 per cent (present rate),\nNelaon  Branc\", L. B- DeVeber, Mgr.\nTherw Is iio habit more eat\nliy  formed  than  the habit o\nsaving.    If yon have  nm   n'\nready  acquired  the  habit  do\nso now by opening a savings\nFiccount.\nOne dollar opens an accoun\nIn our Savings Department\nEstablished  1876.\nHead  Office.  Toronto,  Ont\nCapital (paid up). .$7,000,000\nReserve  Fund  ....$7,000,000\nD.   R,   Wilkle,   President  ane\nGeneral Manager.\nHon. Robert .laffray, V.-Prm\nNelson Branch\nJ.   H.   D.   Benson.   Mnnager\nIMPERIAL BANKTCW\nbund Oak HEATING\nHeating Stove    STOVES\n\"TtleStoretktMrerD\/edMnter Yet\"\nIf you want something in \u25a0\nHeating Stove that will give you\nsatisfaction and cut down your\ncoal  bill\nBUY  A\nROUND OAK\nNothing ju.t a. good mad*.\nThey will last throe time, at\nlong a. th. ordinary stove.\nWE  HAVE  THEM   FOR  COAL\nOB    WOOD-ALL   SIZES\nNelson\nHardware Co.\nNEL80N,   B.C,\n ' PAGE EIGHT    V?\nCfc -Bally \u20acftotf\nTUESDAY .....  NOVEMBER 10,\nCall our phone about\nPOTATOES\n$1.70 per 100 lbs.\nGuaranteed to be best on the\nMarket.\nDo you use Robin Hood Flour?\nIf not, why not?\nA. E. Johnston\n-Josephine Street\nUnequalled for General  Use.\nW. P. TIERNEY, General Sales Agent,\nNelson, B.C.\nCars shipped to all railway points.\nStop That\nCOUGH\nFor Instant relief to that hacking\ncough use Linseed Licorice and\nChlorodyne Tho only cough cure\nfor all throat and lung- troubles.\nTry a bottle and be convinced.\nCanada Drug\nand Book Co.\nF. J. Boles, Mgr.\nTry our Lending Library.\nGIRLS'   414-INCH\nTaffeta Silk Hair\nPer Yard\nThe Ark\nNew and Second  Hand  Furniture.\nCheapest in the City,\nPhone  L395 606 Vernon St.\nJ. W. Holmes, Mgr.\nNelson, B.C.\nPATRIOTIC SHEET MUSIC\n50c  for  three   pieces   patriotic\nsheet music.\n\"Boys of the King\" 25c\n\"National  Anthems  of the Allies\"    25c\n\"Life of a Soldier\" 25c\nEach of these pieces Is enjoying\nan immense sale in the old country. Send in your orders now nnd\nwe will send them, postpaid, to\nany address.\nRUTHERFORD   DRUG  CO.,   LTD.\nSO? Baker St. Nelson, B.C.\nMiss Gladys Attree\nholds her dancing classes at the\nEagleB' Hall, Nelson, every Saturday\nfor children at 2:30 and adults at 8\no'clock. Private lepsons by arrangement. Classes also held In Trail and\nRoBsland.   Address Box 304, Nelson.\nTHORPE'S\nDRINKS\n\\tlt    60 ^--Cfs-V\nBarber Shop\nFor Sale\nTwo chairs, flrstclass business,\nvaluable connection. Satisfactory\nreasons for sale.   Superior fittings.\nPrice $800.   (Worth double).\nMcQuarrie & Robertson\nAuction\nSale\nTuesday afternoon and evening at\n2 P.m. and 7:30 p.m. Canada Drng _\nBook Co. Store Toy Doom on Ward\nStreet.\nAll the stock ot Chlnaware to clear\n\u2014tho entire stock out\u2014us they intend\nto go out of this Hue.\nTERMS:    CASH.\nCHAS. A. WATERMAN & CO.,\nAuctioneers.\nNelson Steam Laundry\nFRENCH  DRY CLEANING AND\nDYEING\nDealers for the White Company\nMotor Cars and Trucks, Automobiles\nfor hire any hour dny or night\u2014passengers, baggage and light freight.\nNelson Steam Laundry\nPAUL NIPOU, Manager.\nWe Can Give You\nPrompt Attention\nIf you phone us,\nWe can fix those leaks,\nB.C.Plumbing&IfeatingCo\nOPERA HOUSE BLOCK\nP. O. Box 435 Phone 181\nSee Page\n3\u00bbWhere\nto Spend\nYour\nDollar\nA Few Specials\nGOOD COOKING APPLES, full pack, per box  $1.00\nPEARS, 6 lbs. for 25c;  per i>OX   $1.25\nQUINCES, 4 lbs. for   25c\nQBLEBT, Fresh and Crisp, 3 heads  *. 10c\nHOME-MADJ3 PRKSI-IRVES, Cherrv and Strawberry, pint scalers 25c\nTRY IKVING'S SPECIAL HLHND TEA, 3 lbs. for  $14)0\nj. a. irvinc & Co. i:ltat ,uppL^ra\nJU8T THE  THING   FOR  THESE  COLD   MORNINGS\nBuy a \"Perfection\" Oil Heater\nHEAT WHEN YOU WANT IT AND WHERE VOU WANT IT\n'#\nNO ODOR, AND COSTS BUT FOUR CENT8 PER HOUR\nWood-Vallance Hardware Co. Ltd.\nWhaleaale and Retail.       _ Nalaon & C.\nNELSON NEWS OF TOE DAY\nE. M. Fraser of Salmo is at the\nStrathcona.\nJames Anderson of Knslo Is visiting\nthe city.  He ,s at the Hume.\nJ. L. Retallack, the Kaslo mining\nman,  Is at the Strathcona.\nQ. B. Saunders of Colvlllc*. Wash., is\nvisiting the city.   He is at the Hume*.\nThe local relief society will hold a\ntea In Knights of Pythias hall on Wednesday, Nov. 18.\nS. N. Ftpss of Salmo came in mi the\nGreat Northern lust night and registered nt the Hume.\nMrs. W. H. Houston of Fairview\nyesterday picked n bunch nf rose* in\nher garden and stated that more buds\nwere opening.\nThe Girls' Bible class or St. Saviour's-\nchurch will give a social nnd concert\nihio evening In the parish hall at 8\no'colck.\n1-tT, 8. Davys of the Hewitt mine at\nNew Denver came in on .the Kokanee\nyesterday afternoon and registered ut\nthe. Struthconn.\nThe lmnrd of school trustees. iTI'iim0\nschool district, is culling for tender.\"\nfor the construction of a portion nf\nn new brick school building which Is to\nbe erected on the site nf the present\nschool building. Tenders for Iho new\nliuilding must be in the hands of the\nsecretary, George II. Playle, by Friday evening.\nThe ladies' aid of St. Paul's1 Presbyterian church will hold a P. P. P\n\u2022Untie** on the evening of Nov. 17 nt\nti o'clock In the basement of Ihc church\nEverybody welcome. 179-1\nMr. pampuoll of Campbell's Arl\nHnllerv wishes to Inform the public\nthat ho is in no way connected with\nthe Flite audio which has unfilled for\niiuslnesjj at -SOCW Bnker street anil who\narc nutting on ihe bpbv contest In e<m-\n\u25a0\u2022eetinn with the 0m theatre, Mr.\nCampbell is still In his original sudle\nit 716 Baker street. 17H-1\nBRITISH\nLEADERS\no.-\"EAK\nAT\nBANQUET\n(Con\nInued  from\nPag\nFive)\nnearly every branch of the service now\nestablished at Salisbury traveled to\nLondon under the command of Col,\nWilliams and Col. Reid. Detachments\not St rath conn's horse and Princess\npntricia's were also Included. The\nmen, who came from each brigade, received a vociferous welcome, liy the\nspecial reciuest of Sir Charles Johnstone the Canadians were placed Immediately around the state coach, in\nrecognition of his lordship's lifelong\nconnectlim with the Dominion. Kins\nEdward's horse, in which many Canadians are serving, also played a prnm-\nloent part In the procession, The\nHonorable Artillery company and City\nof London battalions were conspicuous.\nEIGHTY  MINUTES  IN\nWATER, DIES IN LAUNCH\n(By Dnlly News Leased Wire.)\nSFDIJintV, Out., Nov. 3.\u2014C. D. Mil\nson, locomotive foreman for the Canadian Copper company, and James\nFraser, a companion, wore yesterday\nupset from a canoe In Luke Penagc\nand %v(.re SO minutes in the water before being picked up. Hllson died in\nthe rescue launch and little hope i:\nheld out for the recovery of Fraser.\nTOBACCO GROWN\nCLOSE TO NELSON\nConsiderable Success Attends Venture\nMade by Resident of Fairview\u2014\nHas Fragrant Aroma.\nThat tobacco can be grown in Nelson and its environs with considerable\nsuccess has been proven during the\npast summer by E. Dekeyser of Fair-\nview, a suburb of the city. In tlie\nvicinity of his home Mr. Dekeyser last\nspring planted- a quantity of tobacco\nseed which he bad obtained from Belgium. The success of the venture\nproved much -greater than he had ventured to hope for ami wilh tlie plants\ndried and cured Mr. Dekeyser and his\nfriends are now enjoying the fragrant\naroma of home grown tobacco.\nBELLA  WOODS  TELLS\nOF  FATAL JOY   RIDE\n(Bv Dallv News Leased Wire.)\nWINNIPEG, Nov. 9.\u2014'Bella Woods,\nthe lS-yeai-old eye-witness of the killing of J. J. McColm, took the police\nover the route of the fatal joyride of\nOct. 28 and retold her story on the\n\\yay She showed the position of tbe\nautomobile at the time the blow was\nstruck. When the automobile was\nplaced In posi lion tin- police took a\nDhot'bgraph for use in the trial.\nKITCHENER AIDS CANADIAN\nTOBACCO   INDUSTRY\n  I\n(Canadian   Associated   Press   Special\nCable,)\nLONDON, Nov. 9.\u2014With the view\nof stimulating tobacco trade in Canada,\nIlbi.de.sla and Nyassuland, Lord Kitchener has ordered the modification or\nthe war office lobacc,, specification\nso as to Include the products of these\nthree dominions, provided the quality\nproves satisfactory.\n \u00ab\t\nBASEBALL BOARD DEALS\nWITH MANY COMPLAfNTS\n(By Dnilv News Leaded Wire.)\nOMAHA, Neb., Nov. *)\u2014There was\nevery indication tonight thnt the National Association of Professional\nIksseball clubs, in convention here,\nwould declare .almost .unanimously in\nfavor of forming under tlio national\nagreement. Nearly ;i(i(l delegates to\nthe convention, whicli will open tomorrow, ate now here.\nThe board of arbitration found on\nils hands a much greater tusk than\nit ihud anticipated, 2(18 cases being\npresented for its consideration. The\nentire afternoon was spent by the\nboard hearing these complaints and\nit. was evident that it would not conclude its sessions Wil sometime to\nmorrow.\nFormer Governor Toner arrived today and August Hermann, Ban Johnson and B. G. Barrows, president of\nthe International league, are pxpectcd\ntomorrow.\nGem Theatre\nTHE     QUALITY      PHOTOPLAY\nHOUSE\nDccrs Open at 7 o'clock.\nThe Adventures\nof Kathlyn\nTHE KING'S WILL\nOne of the most spectacular episodes of tbe entire series of this\nwonderful film.\nComo and see the volcano in\neruption, belching forth fire, lava\n\u25a0and rock.\nMusic by the Full Gem Orchestra.\nSecond night for voting In the\nPOPULAR BABY CONTEST.\nBoost Your Favorite.\nTtj a tin or\nThurman's Special Mixture Tobacco\nOne-eighth tins  25c\nOne-quarter tins  40c\nOne-half tins  75c\nTHURMAN CIGAR STORE\n49444444444$44 \u2022.44444 99S44<\n9 FALL AND WINTER INTIMACY \u2022\"\n*> Willi   the shortening of days -?\n\u25a0*, mines* a closer family  Interest $\n'\u2022\u25a0\u2022 \u2014long,   beautiful   hours   to   be \u00bb\nv spent cosily lu the home.   How 4\n\u25a0S- ir. cccupy these hours with pro- \u25a0$\n';'*- fit ami pleasure wlll sonn be the 4\n*\u25a0 absorbing 'question, 4\ni> And sorely READING (which, \u25a0>\nv by the   way,   has   never   really \u2022*\u2022\n-\u2022> poae * ul of style) is a form of 4\n\u25a0*\u2022 iV. n'R'.rir that is both profitable \u25a0\u2022>\n4 and enjoyable. 4\nv Books  of   travel, history and 4\nh art;    broks   of   love, . romance, 4\n\u2022* advei'lure;     books    of    pocliy, 4\n*\u25a0 science,   psychology;   books   of 4\n!\u25a0 pholosoph'y;    .books   of   wars\u2014 <?\n*>' ail of these, o rsome of these. \u2022\n4 Or one  of  Ihese,  read  aloud  to \u2022*\n4> the family,  or digested  slowly <?\n4 and     thoroughly    by     oneself, \u25a0$\n4 will   make   the   long   evenings -$\n\u2022\u25a0 pass happily and quickly. 4\n4 Tlie   advertlsln-*;   columns   of \"5\n4 The Daily News are Uie literary 4\n9 catalogs    of    the    hook-loving \u25a0;\n9 public, In them are to be found <*\n4' announcements of new and old <?\n9 books. _\n4 \u00ab\n44444444 4^*4444444444 44>'i4 4'\nThe Difference\nTennyson or Longfellow could\ntake a worthless sheet of paper\nnnd write a poem and make it\nworth $(i5,000\u2014that's genius. There\naro some men who can write a few\nwords on a piece of paper and\nmake it worth $5,0OO,O,OO-^tliat's\ncapital. The Dominion of Canada\ncan take half an ounce of silver\nand stamp upon it a \"crowned\nhead\" and make It worth BOc\u2014\nthat's money.\nWe have 10 boxes of Wealthy\nApples to sell at 76c; 200 lbs. of\nGinger Snaps, 2 lbs. for 25c; also\ncooking butter, 3 lbs. for $1\u2014that's\nbusiness. There are some people\nwho will tell you they can give as\ngood service as Joy Bros.\u2014that's\nnerve, Everybody who is posted\nand wants tlie beat deals with Joy\nBros.\u2014Tliat's common sense.\nJOY BROS.\nGrocers and Tea Merchants.\nCor. Mill and\n415 Ward St. Josephine Sts.\nTel.. 413. Tel. L19.\nBRIDAL GIFTS\nChoice  Selection  of   Moderate\nPriced   Articles  In  Silver  and\nCut Glass.\nPure   Silver   Bon-Bons,   Sandwich\nPlates,    Butter    Dishes,    Spoon\nTrays,  Toast  Racks, etc., $2.70,\n$3.15,  $4.25, $4.50, $5.00.\nCut'  Glass   Spoon   Trays,   $3,00.\nCut Glass Bon-Bons, $1.80 to $5.\nSPECIAL\nLarge Cut Glass Bowl, $4.00.\nCut Glass Salt and Peppers, Sterling Tops, $1,10 pair.\nJ. 0. Patenaude\nManufacturing    Jeweler,     Watch-\n1 maker and Optician.\n\u2022JEW8  WANT ADS  GET  RESULTS\nBaled Oat Straj\nTor pitting potatoes, for.lltter, ej{\nCar Just arrived.\nEmpty second-band grain sacks fj\npotatoes on hand now.\nThe Brackman Kef\nMilling Co., Limited\nGut Glass\nWedding\nGifts\nThere is no more acceptable gift\nfor the bride than ,a nice piece of\ncut glass.\nWe have just unpacked a shipment of choice cut glass; every\npiece well selected and beuutlfully\ncut, Including tlie newest patterns.\nCall and see our Hue, running in\nprice from $2.00 up to po.OO.\nEvery piece useful and ornamental,\nE. E. Robinson\nExpert Watch Repairer.\n417% Baker St. Box 694\nA Gift for the\nYoung Wife\nGive her a ciit'^lass water set pnl\nwatch her eyes fairly glow witil plead\nure.   \u2022 \u2022 \" '   J\nEach piece is deeply hand cut front\nclear, heavy crystal and flnwlessli\nfinished. The pattern is new and woiil\nderfully pretty. \u25a0  .., i I\nThis set Includes a tfireo-pint pit-l\ncher, six tumblers and a .fourtee.n-inchl\nmirror plateau <-, -,>       ,.   \u00a3\nOur Btock Is limited and wont last!\nlong at the price wo are asking1--!\nonly $12.00.\nJ. J. Walker\nJeweler and Optician**\"* '\nBaker St. Nelson, B.Cj\nExpert   Watch   Repairing.\nFREDDIE WELSH\nBADLY BATTERED\nDrawe with Charlie White Who Evens\nup by Whilrwind Finish, Winning\nLast Rounds.\n(Hy Dally Npivs Leased Wiro.)\n.MIIAVAUKKB, Wis.. Nov. \u00bb.\u2014\nFreddie Welsh nr Wales, was held lo a\ndraw liy Charlie White of Chicago; In\na tiercel) [ought Ill-round contest here\ntonight. Under the law n referee's decision could not be given hut it was\niho opinion of tiie newspaper experts\nthat White evened up honors hy ids\nwhirlwind finish.\nWhite opened a wound over the\nllamplpn's lert eye ami Welsh, partially blinded by n thin stream of\nblood, was forced lo back away in the\nlentil and cover lip to escape White's\nterrific rights and lofts to tlie head.\nWhen theV were weighed In at 3\nUnlock the champion stripped at Ml\nand  While i\u201e flghttng garb at 135.\nTlie Mist round was lively hut ineffective. White deserve,] n shade In\nthe second and third rounds, landing\na number of hard blows on Welsh and\nstriving to put over Ills left hook\ncredited with being ills knockout\npunch. White landed a good uppercut\nlu the third and put right and left to\n,lie body but followed by missing with\nthreo left hooks. Welsh begun to\nright like a champion in tho fourth,\nbacking White Into a corner mid giving him, a good lacing and in the fil'lh\nWelsh took another (jig lead, whaling\nWhite all around the ring and taking\nllttlo punishment lu return. The Chicago hoy showed better in the sixth\nbut Welsh jarred White with lefts\nand took the round by a shade.\nWhito cume book in the seventh\n\"ii.l Ihc round was about even.\nWelsh deserved the eighth by a\niliade, tliciiigh both boys missed niany\ntimes.\nWhite outfought Welsh In the ninth.\nTtlcy traded punches at tiie hell and\nafter n hard rally in the centre of the\nling the Chicago boy made tile champion back away. White drove Welsh\ninto a corner and laced him with\nHinging tights nnd lefts to the bodv.\nWhite landed two rights on Welsh's\nJaw as tiie round ended.\nWW to rushed the fight in tho tenth,\ndriving Welsh into a Corner where\nlie tended five times without a re-\nlure. White opened a cut over the\nchampion's eye and peppered him with\nlights and lefts to the head. Welsh\nswung wildly Willi blood trickling into\nllis eye. Me went Into a clinch and\n:is thoy broke white put two blows to\nWelsh's head and another to his Jaw,\nThe last two rounds were Willie's\nill the way. While left the ring wllh-\niiuf a mark, while Welsh was bleeding\nprofusely.\nOne Way of Reducing the\nHigh Cost of Living\nis to reduce the amount of your Fuel Bill. Have you tried our\n8TOVE COAL.. Our best recommendation for this coal is that\nour customers ask, \"Have you any more of that last coal I got?\"\nC. W. C. Stove Coal $6.75   4-foot Fir and Tamarac.. .-$6.00\nC, W. C. Lump Coal  7.60    12-inch Fir and Tamarac. 6.00\nGait Coal   8.00    16-inch Fir and Tamarac..  5-2B\nChinook Coal   *8.00   4-foot Slabs    3.75\nA   DISCOUNT   GIVEN   ON   CASH   ORDERS\nKootenay Columbia Fuel Co.\n....      _    'CHA8.   F.   MoHARDY, Agent.\nGREEN   BLOCK       OUR AIM  IS TO  PLEASE      PHONE  135\nmmmmmmm\u2014m\u2014i\u2014wm^m\u2014mm\u2014mtmmmm\u2014mmm\nCANADIAN   INDUSTRIES\nREPRESENT LARGE  SUM\n\"Let us ret a notion 0f what this industrial fabric is that Canadian citizens are asked to maintain by taking\nniirt in the .Made In Canada movement.\nIn a matter of cold cash, It Is an Investment of ti,5011,000,000 in factories\nand equipment. It Is nn annual output of $1,400,000,000. It Is a yeafly\nvvago and salary list of ?\"188,000.000,\"\nsnys a Canadian writer.\n\"These are rlgurcs that entitle Cun-\nula to bo considered ns a great industrial nation la the making. Thoy\nare figures that It used a few decades\nigo by England, the United Stales or\n(leriniiny might have been made tlie\nsubjects of great orations. . The sum\nCard\nPrinting a\nSpecialty\nHigh grade stock and superior\nworkmanship enable us to guarantee satisfaction in this as in\nall other lines or printing. Samples and prices on application to\nThe Dailg News\nJob Department\nNelson -B.C\nPrinters      Rulers      Bookbinder!\ntotal of Canada's share in the world's\nwork represented by smokestacks -and\nbox cars and payrolls is a great fabric\nor business that lias become a smirci\nof pride to a yonnpr nation. We lioaat\nof our railway systems, our empire of\nfarm lands, our free institutions, our\nworthy pioneers and our determined,\nelettn handed people. Let us also bonst\nof the ^:!,00P factories that -havo become one of the bulwarks of the nation.\n\"To help maintain tills national asset is tbe privilege -as well as to the\nadvantagetof every man and woman\nIn Canndn. Tliis industrial fabric must\nbo conserved, and in conserving it we\nserve our own Interests In obtaining\nbetter values, in many cases iu saving\nmoney, and 'making ourselves more\nprosperous.\"\nOBTAINS ORDER FOR\nSALE OF LANDS\nIn county court chambers yesterday\nro tho estate of Louis Scbnebile, C. R.\nHamilton, K.C., obtained an order con-\nr|rmlng an order for the snlo of ccr\ntain lands.   Judge Forln presided.\nIn tlie case of Mahikoft' vs. Harris\nMr. Hamilton obtained an order for\ntho service of a summons ex purls upon tlie defendant.\nIn tbe Kootenny Granite & Miuui-\nmental works vs. Waters James\nO'Shea obtained an order for the discovery of documents.\nIS WAR DECLINING?\nDuring the nineteenth century 5SG\nitiles were fouglit; says the (Montreal\nStandard. This \\_ excluding ail small-\nr $ngugemonts. which, If rcckum-d\nlong wilh the rest bring the tot:il to\n8,102\u2014that is, 81 battles per year, or a\nfraction over one and n half every\nwei-k during the full hundred years.\nmr battle grpunds were spread\nover lhe following 1!' countries:\nKriince, India, Austria, Russia, Bol-\nirhini, i'lgypt, America, Ashanti,\nSoudan, Afghanistan, China, New\nZealand, Zululand, Persia, Abyssinia,\nBurmah, \u00abMaohona1and, Corea and the\nnl.\nBellevue\nCoal\nD. A. McFARLAND,\nScle Agent,\nInsurance, Real  Estate.\nRoom 6, K.W.C, Block   P.O. Box 2*1\nPhone -19.\nDo you ever read the Want Ads?\nH. K. FOOT\nDRY   CLEANING   SPECIALIST\nNelson, B. C,\nCoats and Skirts\nCleaned\nWonderful  Results,\nAgents:\nIt.    Papazlan,    315%    Baker    St. |\nNelson, and\nRoss Fleming, Fairview.\nSTARLAND\nTHEATRE\nThe Big Feature House.\nSTARLAND ORCHESTRA\nBIG TWO REEL FEATURE\nLucille Love\nSeries No. 14.\nThose who have been looking forward to this series In the wonderful Lucilio Love story will in no\nway bo disappointed. The picture\nfairly abounds with thrilling scenes\nand serves as a splendid preface\nto the wonderful final which occurs\nin the next series, the Ifith.\nNestor Comedy  Roar\nWHEN   EDDIE  WENT  TO\nTHE FRONT.\nHe Bure goes to the front with a\nvengeance.\nRex Drama\nBEHIND THE VEIL\nAn intensely human story by Lois\nWeber.   Beautiful photography -and\nsplendidly acted.\nBIG POPULARITY CONTEST\nNOW ON.\nENDS NOV. 16.\nGet Buiy with Your Votes.\nKeep the numbered slips handed\nyou at the wicket.   They entitle\nyou to a clianco on three (3) valuable  prizes  given  away- Saturday\nmatinee.\nAMATEUR NIGHT FRIDAY.\nEMORY & WALLEY.\n**U\u00abon,9.C\n","@language":"en"}],"Genre":[{"@value":"Newspapers","@language":"en"}],"GeographicLocation":[{"@value":"Nelson (B.C.)","@language":"en"}],"Identifier":[{"@value":"Nelson_Daily_News_1914_11_10","@language":"en"}],"IsShownAt":[{"@value":"10.14288\/1.0385805","@language":"en"}],"Language":[{"@value":"English","@language":"en"}],"Latitude":[{"@value":"49.493333","@language":"en"}],"Longitude":[{"@value":"-117.295833","@language":"en"}],"Notes":[{"@value":"The Nelson Daily Miner was purchased by F.J. Deane in April of 1902 and renamed The Daily News. It changed hands again in May 1908 when it began to be printed by the News Publishing Co. managed by W.G. McMorris.","@language":"en"}],"Provider":[{"@value":"Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library","@language":"en"}],"Publisher":[{"@value":"Nelson, B.C. : News Publishing Co.","@language":"en"}],"Rights":[{"@value":"Images provided for research and reference use only. Permission to publish, copy or otherwise use these images must be obtained from the Touchstones Nelson Museum of Art and History: https:\/\/touchstonesnelson.ca","@language":"en"}],"SortDate":[{"@value":"1914-11-10 AD","@language":"en"},{"@value":"1914-11-10 AD","@language":"en"}],"Source":[{"@value":"Original Format: Royal British Columbia Museum. British Columbia Archives.","@language":"en"}],"Title":[{"@value":"The Daily News","@language":"en"}],"Type":[{"@value":"Text","@language":"en"}],"Translation":[{"@value":"","@language":"en"}],"@id":"doi:10.14288\/1.0385805"}