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C., WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE 23, 1915\n50c. PER MONTH\nRetirement Had Bemi Well\nPrepared Jor\nCLAIM VICTORY 1\nDNIES\nB\nRON!\nOfficials Prepared for Fall\nof Lemberg\u2014Austrians\nSay Foes Split\n(By Dully Nows Leased Wiro.)\nLONDON, June 23.\u2014\"The Russian\nleaders continue optimistic over the\nsituation In Galicla, where the German desire to meet and destroy tlie\nRussian main forces in a pitched\nbattle has been evaded by steady retirement, not nt the bayonet point but\nquietly at night, with due warning\nand thorough preparation,\" says the\nMorning Post Petrograd correspondent.\n\"The Russian strategy of the past\nfortnight, \" he continues, \"wus decided\non well in advance by Grand Duke\niNicholus and his advisers. The only\nelement of surprise Iti tiie Germnn onslaught was the artillery attack, whicli\nremains astounding and inexplicable.\n\"How an army could move in a\ncouple of hours 2,000 guns of heavy\nartillery and carloads of ammunition\nis beyond all conception.\"\nWin Success on Dniester\nA despatch to the Central News from\nPetrograd gives tho following statement issued Tuesday:\n\"On the Dniester n complete success has been attained after six days\nof fighting near Gadowiszitia. Tho\nRussians captured over 3.000 prisoners,\n\"On the Zoleszcki front during tbo\nnight of .Tunc 20 and after fierce fighting the Russian troops captured 2.OUO\nprisoners.\"\nA Reutor despatch from Petrograd\nsays It is estimated lhat there are\n2,000,000 Austrlans und Germans on\nthe 100-mile front from tlie lower\nTanew to Mlkoltusow and -10,000 along\nthe Dniester front.\nThe number of Germans and Austrlans from the Baltic to Bukowina is\nplacod at -1,000,000.\nFate of Lemberg Doubtful\nLONDON, June 22.\u2014French gains\nin tho west and the battle for Lemberg are tiie only struggles that can\nbe isolated as distinctive during the\npresent stage of the warfare. Many\nunconfirmed reports have reached\nLondon that Lemberg lias already\nfallen to the Austro-Germans, and despatches from Petrograd Indicate that\nthe evacuation of the Galician capital\nby the Russians may be looked for ut\nany time.\nUnofficial advices from the Russian\ncapital show that official Russia appreciates thc fact that the evacuation\nof Lemberg may become necessary, A\nnews agency despatch states that a\nbulletin lias been posted iu Petrograd\nurging the people not to credit exaggerated reports that arc said to be\ncirculating alleging a serious crisis fur\nRussian arms. Tiie bulletin states\nthat Russia has been bearing the chief\nburden of the war until now and\nthat thc Franco-British -Belgian allies\nuud Raly can ably take care of tiie\nAustro-German forces while the Russians aro reorganizing and gathering\nsufficient ammunition.\ntn Shell Range of Lemberg\nAUSTRIAN HEADQUARTERS,\n\u25a0June 23, via London, 1:25 a.m.\u2014Despite the Russian resistance the general Austrian advance In Galicla continues at the normal dally pace. The\nAustro-German troops have swept\nthrough the advanced Russian posi-\ntytytytytytytytytytytytytytytytyty\u00ae\nty - ty\nty FOE DISCOURAGED\u2014 <5>\nty SIR RICHARD M'BRIDE\nty . (By Dally Nows Leased Wire.)\nty NEW YORK, Juno 22.\u2014\"!\nty have been close enough to tho\nty front to be ablo to state posi-\nty lively that the Germans are dc-\nty moralized and discouraged,'* was\nty tho statement made yesterday\nty by Sir Richard McBride, prem-\nty ier of British Columbia who re-\nty turned from a trip to France.\nty \"Thero Is no question of the\nty outcome of the war,\" he added,\nty \"and the allied troops aro supremely confident.\"\n\u25a0\u25a0tytytytytytytytytytytytytytytyty\nShot Through Thigh, Both Legs and\nHeel Blown off\u2014Gets Gangrene\nBut -May Live.\n(By Daily News Leased Wire.)\nOTTAWA, Juno 22.\u2014Licut. Reginald Tapper, son of Sir Charles Hibbert Tupper, who was wounded in the\nbattlo of St. Julien iri April had un\nalmost miraculous scope from death,\naccording to a letter received today.\nLieut-. Tupper was siiot through tbe\nthigh, tho bullet passing through the\nlower part of his body. Though badly\ncrippled bo managed to crawl back to\nhis gun and was sticking *n it when\nanother German bullet found him. He\nwaa shot through both Jogs, one leg\nbeing broken and bis heel shot off. In\nthis stato ho succeeded' ln crawling a\ndistance of 200 yards lo a trench where\nlie hoped to be picked up by stretcher\n\u25a0bearers. He Irc-mamed* itilieiv some\nhours before help came and iio was\nremoved to tho base.\nGangrene developed in the wounds\nand the doctors 'gave him up. Despite\nIds wounds and lhe blood poisoning\nho lias now been moved to a hospital\nIn England, where liis chances of ultimate recovery are said lo be good.\nCapt. Merrltt. Lieut. Tapper's\nibrather-In-law, who was beside him in\nthe fight, was killed.\ntions beforo Lemberg and are now\nwithin artillery range of the city.\nThe Russians along the whole line\nare abandoning as much Galician ter\nrltory each day before the energetic\noffensive as their Infantry can cover\nin 21 hours' marching. The normal\nrate of this advance has been cheeked\nonly on lhe lower San river. Tbe Russians here defended the Sicnawa posl\nlions against the assaults of Archduke\nFrancis Joseph's army until the last\nposslblo moment and retired only when\nlhe front farther to the south bad\nbeen broken. Their tenacity enabled\nthe disrupted troops to the southward\nto make a fairly creditable retreat lo\ntheir fortified lines some distance in\nthe rear.\nRubs Armies Separated?\nAs a consequence, however, a big\nhole has been opened between tiie two\nRussian armies whicli are now fighting separately and arc unable to effect\na junction on tliis sido of the Russian\nfrontier.\nRussian prisoners explained that lhe\ncomparatively small booty in artillery\nwas due to tho order from Russian\nheadquarters to tho battery commanders lo save tho guns at all hazards. Battery commanders wore informed that tliey would be held personally responsible for the loss of\nevery gun.\ntyty tyty tyty tyty tyty tytyty tyty tytyty\nty\nty\nty\n<$>\n<$>\n<$\u00bb\n\n\u25a0$>\nty\n<$\u25a0\ntytytytytytytytytytytytytytytytyty\nZEPPELIN SAID\nTO CATCH FIRE\n.(By Daily Nowa Leasod \"Wire.)\nLONDON, Juno 22.\u2014A Central News despatch from Amsterdam says It is reported that\na zeppelin caught firo Monday\nnight near Zeebrugge and fell\ninto the sea.\nVICTOR W. ODLUM HONORED\nIN DESPA TCH FROM FRENCH\n(Bj- Dally Nows Leased Wire.)\nLONDON, Juno 'iii.\u2014A supplement\nto tiio London Gazette gives a lon'sthy\nlist 'from Field Marshal French of\n\"thoso whom I recommend for gallant\nmid cllstfuBUisheil servico iu the\nfield.\"\nAmong the members of *lio goneral\nheadquarters staff 'thus mentioned\nnre: Lteut.-Ooii. Aldlerson, In <*om-\nmuiid of the Canadian contingent;\nIsleut-Oen. Burst-ill and Col. Currie.\nThe following aro among others of\ntho Canadian forces mentioned; in despatches: Lieut.-Col. Foster, medical\ncorps; Llcut.-Col. Hayter, Llcut.-Col.\nHugh-as, Lieut.-Col. Kimmlnbetty,\nlsiout.-Col. Wood, Lieut-Col. Romer,\nMajor Beaitty, D.S.O.; Major Gordon\nHall, Capt. Cliisholm, medical corps;\nCapt. .Clark, Capt. Clifford, D.S.O.;\nCapt. Mocbrien, Capt. Pope, Capt.\nWare, Major Lambat-do, Lieut. Hair-\nIbond, Lieut. Ba-uden, Corp. Pol-Joy,\nDriver Marks, Pte. Mclvor, 7th battalion; Lieut.-Col. Hart McHarg, killed;\nMajor Victor W. Odium, Corp. W. Odium, Temporay Ueut.-Col. Lipsett, major In Koyal Irish regiment; Major\nMathews, Lieut. McLeow, Lieut. Scott,\nBergt.-Major iRobortBon, missing;\nCorp. Payne, 10th battalion, missing;\nbattalion; Llcut.-Col. Looinls; Major\nMcCualE, Major Nosworthy, killed;\nSergt.-Major Jeffrey. ScrgL-Major\nTrainor, II th battalion; Lieut.-Col.\nBui-land, Lieut.-Col. iWeighen, Sergt.-\nMajor Hancock, Sergt. A. B. Hawkins,\n15th (battalion; Major Marshall, Capt.\nAlexander, Sorgt-Mojor Keith, Corp.\nFlood, Pte. Kerr, Kith battalion;\nLieut.-Col. Lcclair, Major Godson,\nCapt. iMJei'i'ltt, klHled'-, IConp. Heath,\nkilled; Corp. Minohin, Llcut.-Col. Sim-\nson, Llout. Webb, Sorgt Flnsell, i'te.\nSherman, medical corps; JUouL-Col.\nFord, Lieut.-Col. McPherson, Llcut.-\nCol. Ross, Ueut.-Col. Slilllington;\nLlcut.-Col. Walt, Major Duval, Major\nHardy, Capt. Bell, Capt. Brown, Capt.\nDonaldson, Capt. Frasor, Capt. M\/c-\nGibbon, Capt. McKlllop, Capt. iiic-\nQualn. Capt. Stone, 'Lieut. Haywood,\n3rd battalion; Quartennastcr-Sorgt.\nCook; Staff Sorgt. Butt, Staff Sergt.\nNlt'born, Staff Sorgt. Rotsey, Scngt.\nBrown; Sergt. McKay, killed; Sergt,\nSmith, Corp. McDonald', Pte. Hartley,\nPte. blester, Pte. Dalton, Pte. Farr,\nPte. Holloway, Pte. Head, Pte. Lisuey,\nPte. Lelshmau, Pte. Milieu, Pte. Stewart, Pte. Tompkins, Pte. Trotter, Pte.\nYouldin.\nOf the nursing service .Matron\nILieut.-Col. Boyle, died of wounds; Mu-iKJumpbell and Sister Richardson aro\nJor McW*rfin,'M)lsdj.Carjt, Arthur, Hlhmea^snea. ..:,,,,\nTEUTONS FORCED\nAire Driven to East Bank\nof River Fecht\nAURAS\nBATTLE MAY\nPROVE DENE\nDunkirk Again Shelled by\nBig German Cannon.\nFrench Reply\n(By Daily Nows Leased Wire.)\nLONDON, June 22.\u2014Tho French\nhave made Important gains in tlie\nwest. In the Vosges the Germans\nhave retired to the east bank of tlie\nFecht, according to their own ad mis\nslon, but they assert that all French\nattacks have been repulsed.\nTlie fighting around Arras continues\nto be desperate and sanguinary. The\nOermans are counter-attacking to offset the recent French gains. A wireless despatch from Berlin says:\n\"Neutral reports declare that the\nbattle raging near Arras may decide\nthe fate of northern France. Tlie\nFrench are strong but the Germans\naro continually receiving reinforce\nmonts. Tlie losses on both sides ar-\nfearful.\"\nDunkirk Again Shelled\nPAIUS, June 2^, 10.12 p.m.\u2014The\nfollowing official statement was issued\ntonight:\n\"In the course of the forenoon about\nIfi additional shells were fired on Dunkirk. Our heavy batteries engaged the\nenemy's gun which was responsible\nfor that bombardment.\n\"In the region to the north of Arras\nthe Oerman counter-attack came to\nan end toward morning. During tli\nday there has been only an artillery\naction of extreme violence between\nSouchez and Ecurle.\n\"In Champagne near Perthes the\nenemy exploded several mines without\nresult. On the heights of the Meuse\nat the Calohnc trench tho Germans toward the end of tlie night made a violent attack for the purpose of recovering the positions whicli they had lost.\nAllies' Regain Ground\n\"Tliey succeeded only in occupying\npart of their former second line. A\ncounter-attack on our part resulted in\nalmost all of it again falling Into our\nhands.\n\"The number of prisoners taken in\nthat region since .lune 20 has reached\n220 men and three officers.\n\"Neat* Marchevlllc. in the Woevre, a\nfeeble German attack\u2014half u company\n\u2014whicli had as its object the inoccupation of au abandoned trench be\ntween the two lines ,was dispersed by\nour fire.\n\"In Lorraine a German counter-attack debouching to the east of Leln-\ntry was stopped by our artillery. In\nthe Vosges between the two branches\nof the Fecht river we have continued\nour advance in the direction of Son-\ndernacli.\"\nGerman Cannon Destroyed\nAMSTERDAM, .June 22. A despatch\nfrom Dunkirk staled that several\nof the heavy guns of the Germans near\nArras have been destroyed by the ur-\ntlltery fire of thu allies, which has\ncontinued without cessation for many\ndays.\nTROUB\nANAS\nMIC\nBA\nH\nKANS\nTeuton Quarters Hear That Bulgaria's Aid Can Only Be Obtained\nAt Expense of Servia.\n{By Daily N'ows Lussesl Wire.)\nMUNICH, .lune 22.\u2014The Ausberi-cr\nZeitung publishes an interview with a\n\"Well informed Musstan diplomat,'-\nwho describes tiro great difficulties\nwhich Russian diplomacy is export-\nMing in tlie negotiations with -she\nlUalkau states. Tho difficulties, tho\ndiplomat says. Iiave arisen from Itus*\nBla's pledges Lo Servia, to which, ho\ndeclares, Russia must adhere it* it\nwishes to retain its prestige in tho\nllallyans. Accord lug to the diplomat\ntho negotiations with Rumania, tbe\nparticipation of which In the war\nwould bo cf the greatest military importance, are held up by the cmeation\nof Banat territory, Hun'sury, bord'ering\non Servia,\nTho co-operation of Bulgaria In the\nwar, tho interview quotes tlie diplomat as having said, can be purchased\nonly at the expense of Sorrta.\nWANTS TO KEEP MECHANICS\nAT HOME IN CANADA\n(Uy Daily .News Leased Wire.)\nWINNIPEG, June 22.\u2014J, 0, Walters,\npresident of thc trades ansl labpr congress, saisi here today that tho organization does nstt want \"our meoliuiilcs\nto go to Kngland to work In munition\nfactories. Ws* want to bring the work\nto them. Taking away tlss* mechanics\nwill seriously affect the other trades.\nYVo ars. striving to havo those lu\ncharge of the making of ammunition\n\u25a0Jee. tllia ftojB BMC vlewpoittti\" .\nfr\u00aefr$,Q\u00ae\n* ' \n\u2022\u2022\u2022 SIX YEARS, $10,000 fr\n ,FINE FOR DEWET <-,\n(By Dally News Leased Wire.)\nLONDON'. Juno 22.\u2014Sentence\nof six years' imprisonment and\na fino of ?10,000 was Imposed\ntoday on Gen. Christian DeWet,\nono ot tile leaders of the South\nAfrican rebellion who was yesterday found guilty of treason\non eight counts.\nG\/\u00ae$,\u00ae6\u00ae\nTried to Indue.- President\nto Sell Rifles\nEXPECTED TO MAKE\nMILLIONS ON DEAL\nU.S. (jrovenujient Has 335,-\n000 Old Rifles But Will\nNot Dispose of Them\n(Hy Daily News Loaned Wiro.)\nWASHINGTON, June TL\u2014& pub-\nlislied account of a $1,000,000 ibi'ib-e offered President Wilson lo induce him\nto allow tlie sale of the 865,000 retired\nICrag-Jorgenson rifles owned by thc\ngovernment stirred official Washington today. According to tlie story, a\nwell known man offered1 to contribute\nJJ,L'00,(J00 to t.ie Wilson campaign\nfund if allowed to buy the rifles, lie\nplanned to sell them to one of the\nbelligerent nations at a price ranging\ntrom $7,000,000 to .517.000,000.\nHe Is alleged to have succeeded\nplacing his proposition before the\npresident, through a third party. Th\npresident promptly and InuUgnau-tl\nsquelched the scheme.\nOPPOSE ITALIANS\nMilitary Movements Are Hindered by\nCloudy Weather and Cold and\nSnow of Mountains.\n(By Daily News Leased Wire.)\nLONDON'. June 22.\u2014The Italians ar\nmeeting with strong opposition In their\nOperations to reattach to .the* Italian\nkingdom th- provinces which wen\ntaken from it by Austria. Miliiar:\nmovements there are somewhat hind\nered by cloudy weather and in Ih-\nmountainous terrain by zero tempera\nlures and snowfalls.\nTho Italian official report suys that\namong other developments on Aus\ntrian counter-attack Is taking place.\nNews despatches continue to assert\nthat reinforcements are arriving on\nthis front from Galicia.\nARKANSAS HAS\nTERM\nIC\nWind Attains High Velocity nnd Temperature Drops\u2014Nogro Killed\u2014\nAutos Blown About.\n(By Daily News Leased Wire.)\nLITTLE ROOK, Ark., .June 22.\u2014A\nterrific storm struck tills city today.\nTho iwind obtained a velocity of 70\nmiles an hour at 3:1-) o'clock and the\ntemperature dropped 22 degrees In \\Z\nminutes. Heavy rain accompanied the\nstorm. A negro was killed by a live\nwiro torn loose by tlie wind. Heavy\ndamago was done tu store windows.\nAutomobiles left in the streets were\nblown about by the gale.\nFort Smith. Hot Springs and Helena\nworo cut off from communication with\nthis city and the extent of damage In\nthoso directions was not known.\nMalvern was said to have been struck\nby a tornado but efforts so far have\nbeen unavailing to determine the exact accuracy of tho report.\nWirea to this point are dowu also.\nMalvern Is a city of about .\".000 people\nand Is tho county-seat of IH-Ot Springs\ncounty.\nMALVJ-mN. Ark,, June 22.\u2014\"Wind\nand rain did serious damage In lhe\nforests In the vicinity of .Malvern late\ntoday but the city was not damaged.\ntytytytytytyty tyty tytytytyty tytyty\nty\nFINDS SHELL ON ty\nHOTEL GROUNDS t>\n(By Dally News Leased Wire.) ty\nLONDON. Ont.. June 22.\u2014 ty\nWhile making his curly morn- ty\nlug rounds as porter at tho ty\nWestern hotel alpli Criet. dls- ty\ncovered an ts-pomul shrapnel ty\nshell, apparently of Canadian ty\nmake, reposing on the grounds ty\nof the hotel, whero It had evl- ty\n(jehtly been thrown with con- ty\nalder able force. The head of ty\ntho shell had burled Itself ftoy- ty\noral inches In tho ground. No ty\nfuse wa\u00ab attached to tho mis- ty\nslie. An Investigation disclosed ty\nno clue as to how the shell came ty\nthere. -*>\nty\nIF\nSubstantial Success is Won\nat Dardanelles\nRE\nFEAR NO DANGER\nMoslem Battalion Is Wiped\nOut-British Troops Make\nBrilliant Attack\n(By Daily News Loasod Wire.)\nLONDON. Juno 22.\u2014The following\ndespatch was recelveu from the Mediterranean headquarters:\n\"Aftor 24 hours or heavy and continuous fighting substantial successes\nhave been achieved.\n\"As already reported, the hattie of\nJune 1-5 resulted in a good advance\nof the centre to which neither tho\nright nor thc left was ablo to conform, thc reason Ibeinig that the Turkish positions on the frontage of the\nflanks are naturally strong aud exceedingly well fortified.\n\"At 4:30 o'clock yesterday (date\nnot given! Gen, Gouraud (French commander) began am attack upon tho\nline of the formidable works whicli\nrun along Kerevesdere. By noon the\nsecond French division had stormed\nand captured all the Turkish first and\nsecond Hue trenches opposite their\nfront, including the famous Harccour-\ntot redoubt with its subsidiary maze of\nentanglements and communication\ntrenches.\n\"On tlieir right the first French division, after fierce fighting, also\ntook the Turkish trenches opposite its\nfront, but was counter attacked so\nheavily that it was forced to fall\nback. A fresh division algaiu attacked\nand captured the position and again\nwas driven out.\nHold Captured Positions. \"\"~\n\"A bombardment of the Turks' let\nwas resumed, the British guns and\nhowitzers lending their aid to the\nFrench artillery, as on the previous\nattack. At about tl o'clock p.m. a fine\nattack was launched. Six hundred\nyards of the Turkish first line trench\nwas taken and despite heavy counter\nattacks during the night, especially at\n..:..o a.m., ail the captured positions\nare still in our hands.\n\"The enemy lost heavily. Oue Turk\nIsh battalion, coming up to reinforce,\nwas spotted-by an aeroplane and practically wiped out by the T.\"\u00bbs before\nthc men. could scatter.\n\"Tho elation and contempt of danger shown by the young French drafts\nof the last contingent, averaging perhaps 20 years of age, was much admired by all.\n\"During the fighting the French battleship Louise did excellent service\nagainst the Asiatic batteries.''\nLONDON, June --'.\u2014\"Between 7 and\nS o'clock in the evening of -luno IU,\"\nsuys an official statement from the\nheadquarters of the Mediterranean expeditionary force, \"tin; Turks expended some \u25a0!&() lilgh explosive shells on\nour left aud centre trenches and were\nseen massing for an attack. The enemy's heart failed It and Uio attack degenerated Into a rifle fire action.\n\"At 7:.iU -one of our brigades attack-\nBY\nCEASELESS BRAVE ATTACKS\nty tytyty tytytytytytytytytytytytytyty\nCANADA FINANCES ty\nWAR PURCHASES ty\n(By Daily News Lea-sed Wire.)\nOTTAWA, June 22\u2014A memorandum from the department\nof finance says:\n-Since the outbreak of war tho \ntotal amount of $25,000,000. Such ty\nadvances are repaid from time ty\nto time by tho governments ty\nconcerned in sterling ex- ty\nchange.'' \n-V\nty\n<*>\ntytytytytytytytytytytytytytytytyty<\nPLUNGER MOWS\nVESSEL TO GO FREE\nBut Submarine Commander Makes\nNorwegian Captain Destroy Part\nof His Cargo.\n(By Daily 'Xews Leased Wire.)\n^NEWCASTLE, England, June 22.\u2014\nThe Norwegian mail steamer Venus\narrived here today minus the larger\npart of its cargo, which was thrown\noverboard, the captain asserted!, under a threat of a German submarine\ncommander that otherwise the Venus\nwould bo sunk.\nThe captain says that the Venus\nwas hailed by the submarine and\ngiven the alternative of jettisoning all\nfoodstuffs on hoard or being sent to\nthe bottom and that In order to save\nhis 'boat [several hundred casks ot\nbutter and many cases of salmon aud\nother tinned fish were consigned1 to\nthe seu. The remainder of the freight\nof tlie Venus, consisting of wood, was\npermitted to remain on board. This is\nthe first lime that a German; submarine boat is reported to have permitted\na vessel to escape under such, terms.\nHAITI HAS ANOTHER\nREVOLUTIONARY OUTBREAK\n(By Daily Xews Leased Wire.)\nW A S11.1 N GT iJ N. J ti 11 e 22.\u2014Ne w\nrevolutionary activities in Haiti today\ncaused the navy department to order\nRear-Admiral Caperton and the\ncruiser Washington, now at Vera Cruz,\nover to Cape llaitieu with 700 bluejackets and 200 marines. The French\ncruiser Descartes already has landed\nbluejackets there.\n(Conlinun nn Puire Two.)\nMUNITION WORK\nHAKpOGRESS\nHigh Explosive Shells f\u00b0r 8-Pounders\nAre Going Out Better, Announces Lord Kitchener. 4\n(liy Dally News Lrasesl Wire.)\nLONDON, June 23. 2:16 a.m.\u2014Tiio\niisssv movement for tho supply oE munitions Is making good progress. Tlie\nnatlunal J advisory committae, comprising os'oi' 50 trades unions interested in the making o( munitions, lias\nsubmitted a plan which lias been ac*\nedited by the ministry of munitions,\nunder which ail skilled laborers not\nalready ongagesl lu this business will\nito enrolled lor six mouths for employment wherever they are required in\nlhe making of munitions.\nDavid Uoyd George in bis uow capa*\ncity or minister of munitions is expected to make an interesting statement\non thc situation lu parliament today.\nEarl Kitchener, In a letter to Ueiijamln\nTillets, secretary of the dock, wharf\nand riverside general workers' union,\nwho bus been visiting the front, says:\n\"I am glad' to say that the hi'sli explosives Tor the IS-pounders are now\ngoing out teller.\"\nDRUNKEN PARTY IN\nAUTO SHOOTS WOMAN\n(By Dully News Leased Wiro.)\nCILVTIIA.M. Out.. June aa,\u2014Jlrs,\nCharles Smith received a bullot In her\nshoulder and several others had narrow escapes when Iwo unknown men,\nthought to have beeu drunk, raced\nthrough the nasi end of the cily ln an\nautomobile late Ihis afternoon, discharging revolvers as thoy went. Mrs.\nSmith was seated on her veranda al\nlho time. The city aud district arc\nibclug ssoui'si Jor \u25a0Uij SS&> .... ...\nCALEXICO IN FLAMES:\nRESULT OF EARTHQUAKE\n(Us- Daily Xews Leased Wire.)\nS.VN DIEGO, Cal., June aa.\u2014sT-he\ntown of Calexico, Cal.. on tbe Mexican border, was reported to .be in\n\/lames lato tonight, as a result oi: un\nearthquake fell, in various parts of tho\nsouthwest. No details wero receives-,\nas telegraph communication has been\nInterrupted.\nGERMAN MINISTER FROM\nBULGARIA VISITS BERLIN\nilly Daily Nows Leased Wire.)\nUlultlLlN, June 'S2. via London.\u2014The\nGerman ininisler at Sofia, Dr. Cr.\nMicliahellos. arrived in Berlin touay\nfor a conference at 'the foreign offico. Ho will return soon to his Dost.\n<^-S>(i>is>(S.'s>*S'$>\n-. NEW BRITISH WAR $\ni, LOAN IS POPULAR v\n\u25a08>\n(t'.y Dally Nowa Leased Wire.)\nLONDON, Juno 22.\u2014Tho feature of tho new war loan to ho\nissued by the government ciisib-\nling the general public lo invest aa low as flvo shillings ibids\nfair to provo immensely popular, several firms announein*-\nthai they will purchase Usesc\nvouchors for all 1 heir workmen\nas assisting toward their savings.\n- ^ ,\nBattle y-v* 17 Days and\n^ Aa iu Victory\nGERMANS LOSE\nFULL REGIMENT\nThousand Prisoners Taken.\nFrench Casualties Total\n2000 Men\n(By Dally Newa leased Wire.)\nPARES, Juno 22.\u2014The flffhiUng from\nMay 30 to Jun-o 19, resultlntr In lho\nconquest hy tho French of tho system\nof works and trenches which the soldier;-) call \"tho labyrinth\" is described\ntoday in a despatch from an* official\nobserver at tho front. The labyrinth,\nlying between Ne-uvlllo St. Vaast and\nEcurle, formed a salient of the German lino and ila position., a strong\none, was greatly reinforced from time\nto timo.\n\"French attacks Jlay v and for days\nthereafter failed to modify tho situation. At the end of May the French\ndecided to finish things and the order\nwas given to tako the labyrinth inch by\ninch. This meant an operation of two\nprincipal phases, of difficult nature.\nIt was necessary first by well 'prepared\nand vigorous assauKs to get a footing\nin tlie enemy's organization and then\nto progress to the Interior of tho communicating trenches hy repulsing tho\nenemy step by step. Theso two operations lasted moro than three weeks and\nresulted in complct success.\nAttack Was Difficult.\n\"Tho debouch must havo 'been difficult as numerous German 'batteries\ncomposed of 77-mlUimotre guns, the\n150, 210, 280 and even 803-milllmctre\nRuns, concentrated their firo on us.\nThey wero stationed at Yivenchy, l*a-\nI'oulle, Thelus, Furbus and Beaurains.\nsouth of Arms. Nevertheless our men\nunderstood and prepared to do their\nduty, ft waa May 30 the assaults -began, our regiments marching out from\ndifferent points.\n\"Everywhere except on tho right we\ncaptured the first line. Behind this\nwas a great number of barricades. We\ntook some of these whilo others halted us. One hundred and fifty prisoners, surprised in tlieir holes hy thc\nfurious charge of our infantry, foil-\nInto our hands.\n\"From this moment thu war on the\ncommunicating trencha 'began. There\nwero tho trendies of Von Kluck and\nEulonberg and of the Salleo do Fetes,\nwithout counting innumerable numbered works whicli presented unheard of\ndifficulties which our troops had to\novercome.\nCombat Never Ceases.\n\"Without a stop from May 30 to\nJuno 17 they fought on this ground,\nfull of big holes, filled with dead. Tho\ncombat never ceased either day or\nuight, Tlie attacking elements, constantly renewed, crushed the Oermans\nwith hand -grenades and demolished\ntheir earth barricades. There was not\nan hour of true; nor an instant of repose. Tho men wero under a sun so\nhot in tlie troi-Ches that they fought\nwithout hats and In their shirtsleeves.\n\"On each of these bloody days there\nwero acts of incomparable heroism.\nFrom three sides at a time wo attained\n\u2022way where tho Germans had dug underground I'ormidablo shelters. The\nenemy artillery continued firing without Interruption. Our reserves suffered, fur In this upturned earth where\nevery blow from a pickaxe would disinter a body, one can preparo but slowly the deep shelters which the situation\ndemands.\n\"Wo lost many men 'but the morale\nof ihe others were unshaken.\n\"The men asked only ono thing\u2014-to\ngo forward and fight with grenade.**.\n(Continued on Page Two.)\nU. S. ARRESTS ALLEGED\nBRITISH VOLUNTEERS\n(By Dally News Leased Wiro.)\nNKW YOKK, Juno 22.\u2014AtJtlng upon\nInstructions from Wasliingtou Assistant United States District Attorney\nRoger B. Wood today obtained an' order for tho detention of 11 men alleged to havo been enlisted at Sau\nFrancisco as British veterans by Ralph\nK. Blair. The men, it was charged,\nwere on their way to England, Seven\nwero located by agents of the department of Justice and held as witnesses\nfor the federal grand jury in San\nFrancisco, whicli is said to bo investigating alleged 'breaches of neutrality.\nThe order of detention was made In\nAccordance with thp federal criminal\ncode, which declares it to be unlawful\nfor anyone in the United States tu enlist or induce another to go beyond\ntho jurisdiction of tills country for\nservico us a soldier, sailor, marine or\nii privateer.\nTho maximum punishment fur such\nan offense Is, upon conviction, a fine\nof $1000 or three years' imprisonment,\nor both, The men were said to have\narrived here from the Pacific, coast\nyesterday and thoy expected, government officials say, to sail on the Arabic tomorrow.\nThey were unablu tu furnish bonds\nVf I5.Q0 web, Jhs aovvfl lttcu grill be\nsent back across the country at the\nexpense of tho government.\nAccording to Mr. Wood the men were\nun their way to England us the result\nof an understanding entered Into with\nlho men in San Francisco. Under this\nagreement, (ho added, such of thc men\nas wero fit for military servico were\nto enlist upon arrival In England, and\nthose rejected were to become artisans\nwith tho homo forces and forces ln colonial possessions'. All tho men claim\nlo bo British subjects. Special agents\nexpect to find the other four men In\ntho party.\nSays He Recruited 75 Men.\nSAN FRANC IfcJUO. Oal., June 22.\u2014\nRalph K. Blair, at whose office ullos-\ned recruiting for tiie allies In tho European wur is said to have been car*\nfled on under instructions from tho\nBritish consul, told John \\V. Preston,\nUnited States district attorney, it was\nlearned tonight, that he had aided a\nnumber of British veterans to return\nas a patriotic act. He said only\nmen who had served iu the British\nurniy were \"enlisted.\" He said the examined them for fitness, but received\nno -pay for his work.\nHo said he sent 75 men, all Teter-\nans. to New York on their way Ut\nto the SrjKJgh tti'nay4 \u25a0 \u2022 i\\\u00a34\n PAGE TWO\nSEAL\nBRAND\nCOFFEE\nAsk your Grocer\nlor\nSeal Brand\nto-day.\n\u2014Have this\ndelicious coffee\nfor breakfast tomorrow.\nLOCAL AND PURE\nOur Ice Cream Parlor\nIs now opened.\nWe mako our own Ice Cream of\nlocal and pure Cream. Come ln\nand try the real thing.\nChoquette Bros.\nBakers and Confectioners.\nPhone 258. 516 Baker St.\nJ. A. MacKinnon\nWholesale and Retail Tobaccos.\nProprietor Trail's Popular Billiard\nand Pool Hall. '\nTRAIL, B. C.\nGee!\n1 ws-nt to Page's Shoe Works ill] to\npieces. Now I feel like a now shoo.\nONLY ADDRESS\n604 BAKER STREET, NELSON.\nTHURMAN'S\nCarry a full line of all High-Grade\nTobaccos and BBB PlpeB. Try a tin\not Tburman's Mixture,\nTHURMAN'S CIGAR STORE\nTRAIL BASEBALL TEAM\nDEFEATS HUNGRY NINE\n(Special to The Dally Nsws.)\nTRML. li. C, June 'i'i.\u2014The Trail\nregulars and the Hungry 'Nine played\nan interesting -baseball game on Sunday and tho regulars, -with Pitcher\nMiko Csinn in the .box, were successful\nin deteating their opponents by a score\nof 11 to 5. J. Kelly pitched for the\nhungry Nine. . j\nThe next baseball game will be played here Sunday between the Trail\nteam andi Rossland.\nFOOTBALL MEETING.\nThore will be a meeting of the Nelson Football association tonight in\nUamsden's store at 8 o'clock to discuss Important business.\nAik for a Wolfe's Schnapps\nand Ginger Beer\u2014\nwhen you thirst for a long drink,\nans) you have the finest combination\nrefresher and health tonic possible.\nWolfe's\nSchnapps\nStimulate! the vital\norgans of the body.\nEvery glassful Is n\ndraught or renewed\nhealth and vigor.\nOttainaiU al all\nHolthand\/tiloll\nSunt.\nTHE HUDSON'S\nBAY CO. | .\n- \\_\\\nAgents for\nBritish Columbia\nA uit rati*\ntilnnt\nroniumtd\nnta'li\n2,000,000\nhnttln hit\nytar.\nNews of Sport\nPtl WEDNESDAY, JUNE 23, 1915.\nLost.\nP.C.\n21\n.588\n26\n.552\n24\n.538\n26\n.619\n28\n.472\n26\n.441\n30\n.44'\n28\n.429\n\u2666 \u2666\u2666\u2022a\u00ae-**-**-**-*-*****----\n*> \u2666\n*> NATIONAL LEAGUE. \u00ab\u25a0\nfr \u2666\n4>&&\u00aefr4,\u00ae$><$><$>\u00ae<$>\u00ae\u00ae\u00ae\u00ae\u00ae\u00ae\nPITCHERS' BATTUE\nRESULTS IN TIE\nAlexander and Marquard Fight Nine\nInnings\u2014Pirates Defeat Reds\u2014\nWorld's Champions Win\nLeague Standing\nWon. :\nChicago 30\nSt. Louis 32\nPhiladelphia 28\nPittsburg 27\nBoston 25\nNew York 21\nBrooklyn 24\nCincinnati 21\n(By Daily News Leased Wire.)\nNEW YORK, June 22.\u2014New York\nuud Philadelphia today fought a\nspirited nine-Inning tie, a heavy storm\nending a pitchers' battle between Mar-\nsiuard and Alexander with the score\nstanding 1 to 1.\nH. H. E.\nPhiladelphia 1 7 0\nNew York 1 2 0\nBatteries: Alexander and Kllllfer;\nMarquard and Meyers.\nCINCINNATI, Ohio, June 22\u2014McQuillan pitched good ball against the\nReds today and as a result won 3 to 1.\nR. H. E.\nPittsburg '3 7 1\nCincinnati 1 4 4\nBatteries: McQuillan and Gibson;\nSchroeder, Toney and Wlngo.\nBOSTON, Mass., Juno 22.\u2014Smith's\nhitting and Coombs' wildness gave the\nlocals it victory today over Brooklyn,\n4 to 2. R. H. E.\nBrooklyn 2 8 1\nBoston 3 11 3\nBistterios: Coombs and Miller; Rudolph and Gowdy.\n^s!*\u00abs\u00bbsi\n\u00ab> AMERICAN L-AGUE.\nDEIROI\nTIGERS\nLOSE TO\nfr\u00ae\u00ae6\u00ae$,\u00ae\u00aee>\u00aefr\u00ae<\u00bb<&\u00ae\u00ae\u00aeQ>\n FEDERAL LEAGUE. \n\u00ab><\u00a3>\u00ab>\u00ab--S-\u00ab>\u00ab>^-S>-\u00bb<\u00ae--&-^\u00ab>-sl>\nLeague Standing\nWon\nKansas City 34\nSt. Louis 32\nChicago 33\nPittsburg 29\nNewark 30\nBrooklyn 28\nBaltimoro 22\nBut falss 20\nLost.\n23\n22\n30\n33\n41\nr.c.\n.596\n.593\n.569\n.518\n.517\n.483\n.400\n.328\n(By Dally News Loased Wire.)\nR. H. E.\nBrooklyn 3 8 2\nSt. Louis 4 7 0\nBatteries: Upham and Simon; Crandall and Hartley.\nR. H. E.\nBaltimoro 4 6 2\nChicago 11 19 2\nBatteries: Qulnn and Owens; McConnell, Johnson and Wilson.\nR. H. E.\nN'ewark 4 11 4\nPittsburg 2 8 2\nBatteries: Moran and \u2022 Rarlden\nKnetzer, Leclaire and Berry.\nKansas City-Buffalo, postponed, wet\ngrounds.\n$,<$>\u00ae *\ns\u00bb. NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE. O\n\u00ab> <8>\nfr\u00ae\u00ae\u00ae$,\u00ae$,&\u00aeQ,fr\u00ae$>\u00aeQ\u00ae\u00ae$,\nLeague Standing\nWon. Lost. P.C.\nSpokane 37 25 .597\nVancouver 32 28 .533\nTacomss, 32 31 .508\nVictoria 29 29 .500\nAberdeen 30 34 .469\nSeattlo 26 36 .410\n(By Daily News Leased Wire.)\nR. H. E.\nSestttle 6 14 3\nSpokane 5 15 2\nBatteries: Ruse sind Cadman; Fisk\nand Brennegan. (Fourteen innings.)\nR. H. E.\nVancouver ,.... 0 4 4\nTsscoma 11 9 0\nBatteries: Clark and Cheek; Kaufman and Stephens.\nR. H. E.\nVictoria 6 11 2\nAberdeen 7 10 2\nBatteries: Hanson and Haworth;\nMcikle and Vance.\n<\u2022\u00bb \u25a0\u00bb\u2022\u00bb<<>>\u2022\u00bb-\u00bb \u00ab\n>\u00ab>\u00ab> <*\u00bb <8> \u00ab> \u00ab*M\n INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE. \n**<$'<'*,S><5>*$$*?>\nR. H. E.\nMontreal 6 12 2\nToronto 2 7 1\nFirst game\u2014 R. H. E.\nRichmond 3 8 2\nProvidence 7 10 1\nSecond game\u2014 R. H. E.\nRichmond 1 3 4\nProvidence 5 7 1\nJersey City-Newark, bad weather.\nRochester-Buffalo, rain.\nTo Let, or\nNot to Let\n\u2014that is the question. Don't\nwear our your shoe leather\ntramping all over town, ringing\ndoor bells, peering into windows of vacant houses, giving\nyourself unnecessary labor and\nworry in your quest for a house\nor rooms .to rent.\nInsert a \"Wanted! to Rent\"\nCondensed Ad. In The Dally\nNews Condensed Columns. It\nwill work for you. You may\nuse a .box number in Tne News\nfor roplloB without any extra\ncharge.\nPhone 144\nCondensed Ad Dept.\nTeams Play Fifteen Innings\u2014Senators\nDefeat Boston\u2014Chicago Keeps\non Winning,\nLsagus Standing,\nWon Lost Pet.\nChicago ..38 20 .655\nBoston .. .. 29 20 .592\nDetroit . ,j i 34 25 .576\nWashington 26 25 .510\nNew York 27 28 .491\nCleveland ;*..., 21 33 .389\nPhiladelphia 21 34 .382\nSt. Louis ....'..:.. ...... 21 34 .382\n(By Daily News Leased Wire.)\nDETROIT, Mich., June 22.\u2014A fusi-\nlade of hits off Covaleskie in the fifteenth inning gave St Louis a 13 to\n9 victory over Detroit this afternoon.\nR. H. E.\nSt. Louis 13 21 1\nDetroit '...i 9 17 2\nBatteries: Ferryman, Weilman, Hamilton, James and Agnew; Dubuc, Gavet,\nCovaleskie and Stanagc, McKee, Baker.\nWASHINGTON, Juno 22.\u2014Washington bunched hits with Boston's errors\nand won today's game 7-4. fR. H. E.\nBoston .......,..,,..: 4 11 3\nWashington 7 8 1\nFoster and Thomas, Cady; Ayres\nand Ainsmith.\nCLEVELAND, O., June 22\u2014Chicago\ntoday defeated Cleveland 9 to -6 by\nbunching hits. R. H. ID.\nChicago \u2022 9 9 5\nCleveland ........| 6 8 2\nBatteries: Faber and Schalk; Har-\nsted, Jones and O'Neill.\nNew York-Philadelphia, wet grounds.\n$,\u00aefr\u00ae\u00ae\u00aefrQi\u00aefrfrfr\u00ae frfr frfrfr\n AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. \n\u00aeQ\u00aeQQ$>fr\u00ae\u00ae$>frfrfrfrfrfrfr\u00ae\nR. H. E.\nCleveltind 4 7 0\nIndianapolis 5 8 4\nR. H. E.\nColumbus 0 5 2\nLouisville 13 21 0\nR. H. E.\nSt. Paul 4 12 2\nKansas City r> 10 2\nR. H. E.\nMinneapolis 0 3 1\nMilwaukee 2 5 2\n4>\u00ae4>\u00ae<\u00a7>\u00ae4>\u00ae\u00ae<\u00a7>\u00aeQ,\u00ae.\u00ae\u00ae\u00aefrQ,\n\u00abs COAST LEAGUE. fr\n$>\u00ae<3>\u00ae\u00ae\u00aeQ>\u00aeiS>&frfrfr\u00aefrfrfr\nR. H. E.\n..280\n.. 6 11 2\nR. H. 13.\n. . 8 13 1\n.. 2 5 1\nR. H. E.\n.. 4 10 4\n. 5 13 5\nOaklunsI .\nSalt Lake\nVcnlcss \t\nLos Angeles\nPortland \t\nSan Francisco\nUU\nPLAY\nODAY\nTeams Will Meet for Last Timo This\nAfternoon at Recreation Park,\nStarting Three O'Clock\nThe Y. M. C. A. and the Hungry\nNine will meet in a City Baseball\nleague game at the recreation park\nthis afternoon, at 3 -o'clock. This is\nthe last contest scheduled between\ntheso teams and on the result will depend much regarding the final standing of the teams.\nThe Hungry Nine must win all Its\nremaining games to have any show at\nall in the league race. This team has\nthree more contests yet to be played\u2014\ntwo with High School and today's\ngame with the Y. M. C. A. Should the\nY. M. C. A. take this afternoon's game\nand the Hungry Nine defeat High\nSchool In one of the following games,\nthe result would be a tie between High\nSchool and Y. M. C. A. for the first\nplace in the final standing. On the\nother hand, should the Hungry Nine\nwin all three games the result would\nbe a three-cornered tie.\nThe Hungry Nine will play Its regular line-up and the following will represent the Y. M. C. A.: E. Murphy, c.j\nH. H. Pitts, p.; J. li. Sutherland, lb.;\nD. Richardson, 2b.; H. Ferguson, 3b.;\nIt. Brown, *.s.; B. Whitehead, r.f.; B.\nS. Turner, cf.; R. Corey, l.f.\ntytytytytytytytytytytytytytytytytyty\nty ty\nty SPORTING NOTES. ty\ntytytytytytytytytytytytytytytytytyty\nOwners of Western league baseball\nclubs are planning a movement to reduce the salary of \"Tip\" O'Neill, president of the league. The president's\npresent salary is $4,500 and the proposed reduction Ib $2,250.\nBack In Montreal they are going to\ntake up a campaign ln thc public\nschools and boost lacrosse. Joe Lally\nand other enthusiasts will start In\nafter the holidays and try to form a\nleague such as Is In operation in Toronto at the present.time.\nAlthough the impression has gone\nabout that Freddie Welsh and Willie\nRitchie will meet In a 10-round match\non July 5 there does not seem to bo\nany truth in the report. As a matter\nof fact the articles for the fight have\nnot yet been signed.\nJack Johnson when asked If he had\nany intention of returning to France\nand enlisting for service at the front\nremarked that he was just recovering\nfrom his last fight but would be pleased to loan his automobiles to any army\nofficers. For himself, he was at peace\nwith the world.\nFOR VICTORIA CI\nFans Havo Already Subscribed $1000\nto Keep Franchise\u2014Will Hold\nI Sports Day.\n(By Dally Ns*\\vs I.msKod Wire.)\nVICTORIA, B.C.. Jane 22.\u2014That\n$1000 has alrosssly lis'cis uus-scrlbed toward the fund to keep tiro Victoria\nbaseball franchisso iis tiro ossipltal was\nthe encouragisiK report presen-ted to\nthe fans at tonight's boosters' mooting.\nPresident R. Is. Blewett, John Barncss,\nCommissioner Cuthbert and Joshua\nKlngham wero the principal .\"speakers.\nPresident Blewett stsutcsl that tho\nleague wanted to keep the club In this\ncity and that It was willing to do all\nln its power to lsos*|s tlso team Intact,\nA committee wsss appointed lay tha\ngathering to procpcsl with plans fov\ntho raising of money.\nA huge sports sissy is planned to help\nthe club remain here while smother\nbenefit will Use si drawing for a valu-\n\u25a0ablo prize that lists been donated. Tho\nquestion of selling stock will also como\nbeforo tho committee.\nRESIGNS Off ICE\nFailure of Recent Loan Is Reason\u2014\nWas Friendly to Quadruple\nEntente Powers\n(By Daily News Leased iWlro.)\nMADRID, June 22.--The Spanish\ncabinet resigned today, the government considering tho failure of the recent loan to be equivalent to a vote\nof lack of confidence. Only onc-six-\nteenth of thc loan was subscribed.\nEduardo Dato, retiring premier, it is\nunderstood, will be directed by tlie\nking to form a new cabinet.\nCount Alvaro Doromanones, who\npreceded Senor Dato as premier; declared that thc loan was well prepared\nbut badly carried nut and it was\nnecessary to stimulate the plan by\npatriotism, lie said that the abstention of capital was regrettable and\nbelieved that tho government must\nsuspend tlie constitutional guarantees.\nThe failure of Uie loan,- whicli entailed tho resignation of the ministry,\nmakes it impossible to carry out tiio\nscheme for the reorganization of the\narmy and navy. In addition it obliges\ntlie government to cancel a number ot\ncontracts, which lias naturally affected\nthe national credit,\nIn some quarters the view Is held\nthat the failure of tho loan, which was\noffered to the public under advantageous conditions, was due to the\nconcerted efforts of thoso who believed\nthat the Dato administration was\ncoming Into too close relations with\nthe quadruple entente to tho detriment of the proper observation of\nneutrality.\n(Continued from Page One.)\ned a Turkl&h~ti'eneh. hut was unsuccessful and., thc Turks in counter attacks effectM a lodgement in their\n-lines at an awkward salient captured\n'by us -Tune 4, As the brigade was\nunable to recover 'the lost trench the\n5th. Royal Scots, assisted1 thy a company of the Worcester regiment, came\nto their help. This attack was 'brilliantly, carried out to a successful Issue.\n\"Prisoners state that the Turks expected that their bombardment with\nhigh, explosives would .have cleared us\nout -altogether, and* were much disappointed at so little impression being\nmade, though the trenches were much\ndamaged.\n\"The Turkish dead are estimated at\n300 in front of one brigade- alone, and\n1,000 in all parts is u 'low estimate.\"\nHIT\nPA\n11 RECORD\nCALIFORNIA VALLEY\nFEELS EARTHQUAKE\n(By Daily Nows Leased Wiro.)\nLOS A-NOIDLBS, Cal. June 22.\u2014Reports from El Ceht.ro, Imperial valley,\nstatu that a severe earthquake was\nfelt thero about 8 o'clock tonight,\nBuildings weiy. severely shaken. The\nshock was reported as being felt In\nYuma, Ariz., and at other points near\nthe Mexican border.\nSeven Sons in Active Service\u2014Five\nHold Rank of Major or Lieutenant-Colonel\n(By Daily Nows Leased Wire.)\nOTTAWA, June 22.\u2014One of tho\nmost remarkable Canadian family records in the active militia service is\nheld by the Pallet family of seven sons,\nfive of whom hold commissions of\nmajor or lieu tenant-colonel in either\nthe Britisli or Canadian armies.\nThe oldest son- of the family, whoso\nhome was formerly In Ottawa, is ln\ncharge of tlie ordnance store for the\nsecond contingent at the Toronto exhibition military camp, lie was formerly assistant superintendent of tho\nfederal arsenal in Quebec and he lias\nseen 23 years of service.\nAnother son is Col. Panel, who is a\ncommander of the Royal Canadian artillery.\nAnother son is Col. R, ,C. H. Panel,\ncommander of tiie R. C. H. A. brigade\nwith the first contingent at tbe front.\nAnother son is Lieut.-Col. Panel of\nthe ordnance corps at Ihilifax. where\nhe has tlie important duty of looking\nafter tiio receiving aud shipping of\n\u25a0supplies at the winter port of embarkation.\nAnother is Major E. DcR. Panel, who\nis ti quartermaster-general in the first\nexpeditionary force now in I'Yanee.\nMajor l1'. IP, Panel, a fifth, has seen\n20 years' service in Canada, India and\nGreat Britain and ho is now with the\nRoyal ISnglnocrs In thc 3-lth division of\nKitchener's army.\nCharles A. Panel, another son, is\nsecretary oC tho department of militia.\nThe father of these fighting sons\nlias now offered himself and has served in many Important capacities In\n(he Canadian militia.\nTOOK SALTS FROM POISON\nCAN; ONE DEAD; ONE SICK\nTAMWOUTH, Ont., June 22.\u2014-It. A.\nHeld, 54 years of age, who lived near\nEnterprise, is dead and his wife is seriously ill as the result of poisoning.\nThc doctors claim that Kohl and his\nwife had taken salts which had been\nkept, in a can that formerly contained\nstrychnine.\nTailored Wash\nDresses\t\n\" Of the Better Make\nTHIS CLASS OP DRESS . IS LARGELY WORN FOR STREET\nAND OUTING WEAR AND, WHILE INEXPENSIVE,\nIS MADE TO WEAR AND WASH WELL\n\"\"\"\"\" IN ASSORTED COLORS AND SMARTLY TRIMMED\nPrice $4.50 and up\nWaists-25 Per Cent Off\nDO NOT OVERLOOK OUR SALE OP VLA1N AND FANCY BLOUSES\nTHEY ARE RECEIVING GENEROUS PRAISE AND RIGHTLY SO\nRegular $3.00 Value\u2014Today $2.25\nRegular $4.50 Value\u2014Today $3.35, etc.\nParasols\nIN PINE ASSORTMENT, REPRESENTING ALL THE NEW\nSTYLES AND-COLORS\nPOR OLD AND YOUNG\u2014PRICED MOST MODERATELY\nCONSULT US FOR ALL WARM WEATHER REQUISITES\nOF DRESS\nSmillie&Weir\nLADIES' WEAR SPECIALISTS.\nYoung Man Stopped by Enemy Alien\nand Shoots in Self-Protection\u2014\nOthers Captured,\n(By Dally Nows Ueased Wire.)\nMONTREAL, June 22.\u2014Mail in\nfrom Spirit Lake, the camp in northern Quehec where alien enemies aro\ninterned, brines news that an Austrian, who had escaped from the camp,\nwas shot dead Sunday hy a young,\nman named Gorman! Three others\nwho had escaped were captured1 t\nVL\nm\njpj\n *-FMMEIsSOFIHENS>nTUTIONOFTHBVJ.ArNft6\nJohn Hancock\u2014Father of the Revolution\nUPON the Declaration of Independence his name may be read without spectacles. His signature was the first subscribed to the world's most famous State document. In the most realistic sense John Hancock pledged his life and\nhis fortune to the cause of the Revolution. He was one of the richest men in the colonies, holding investments in\nbanks, breweries, stores, hotels, and also owning a fleet of vessels. The seizure of one of these precipitated the\nBoston massacre. In Revolutionary days and until his death he was a popular idol. When it was proposed to bombard Boston,\nthough it would have resulted in greater personal loss to him than to any other property owner, he begged that no regard be\npaid to him because of his financial interests. While Hancock did not sign the-Constitution of the United States.he used his\ngreat influence in its behalf, which awakened the gratitude of Washington.\"He was prepossessing' in manner, and passionately\nfond of the elegant pleasures of life, of dancing, music concerts, routs, assemblies, card parties, rich wines, social dinners and\nfestivities!\" Until the end of his life the people of Massachusetts delighted to honor him. In the stirring events preceding the\nRevolution he was one of the most active and influential members of the Sons of Liberty. To this tireless worker for American\nIndependence Liberty was the very breath of life. He would have frowned upon any legislation which would restrict the natural\nrights of man, and would have voted NO to prohibition enactments. It was upon the tenets of our National Spoken Word\nthat Anheuser-Busch 58 years ago founded their great institution. To-day throughout the length and breadth of the Free\nRepublic their honest brews are famed for quality, purity, mildness and exquisite flavor. Their brand BUDWEISER.\nhas daily grown in popularity until 7500 people are daily required to meet the public demand. Its sales exceed any other\nbeer by millions of bottles. ANHEUSEIVBUSCH \u2022 ST.LOUIS,U.S. A.\nVlsiiors to St.Louis we courssnuily invited to imped\n\u00abpum\u2122 Ki\u00ab\u2122. jhe Hudson's Bay Co., Distributors\nNelson\nMeans Moderation\n *5W\nWEDNESDAY, JUNE 23,1915. \" -fl\nChe M$V flnuo\nPAGE THREE\nOranges\nFresh from Suniiy California.\nSweet, juicy Valenclas\n25c, 35c and 50c Dozen\nGreen Peas\nProm local gardens; 2 lbs.,.25(5\nCoffee\nFresli from the roasters. Arrived-\ntoday In, artlght tins, fragrant and\ndssiicLons; ib-. ....40c and 50c\nBell Trading Co.\nBAKER STREET\nThe Home of Good Groceries\nHOTEL ARRIVALS OF A DAY\nTHE HUME\nA la Carte Table d'Hote\nGeorge Benwell, Prop,\nSpecial Daily Lunch, 35c\n1 .HiUM'J-l\u2014li. -M, 'Conroy. Spokane; 11.\n\u25a0K. Burns, Mr. and Mra Alex. Tjcitb.\nCity; S. Dauoff, Rock Creek; Mrs. f.\nS. Richardson, Crescent Valley; .r. A.\nP. Tierney, Vancouver; ,T. A. MoLood,\nYmir; Perry Push, Spokane; P. C.\nBuittenvorth, Edmonton; Cj A Cock,\nCranbrook; P. R. Wolflo, Spokane; H.\nO. A. Cornish, H. A. Carter, J. Blakc-\nnhaw, Rossland; H. C. Pugh, Winnipeg; Arthur K. Piper. Vancouver; W.\nA. Jowett, Edgewood; T. Treguhrib,\n.Winnipeg; Mr. and Mrs. W. brennan,\nSalt 'Xttke; Gordon Lambert, Miss\nNicholson, Miss Esmo, Gtillle, Granite;\nMrs. A. Grogan, Miss Buggins, fi-Milo\n\u25a0Point; Mr. Levasseur, Mr. Bayley,\nCity; Mr. -Rutherford, Sheep ereck;\nMrs. R. TT. Ewant, City; Mr. Gough,\n.Granite; Mr. Carter, M. S. Middleton,\nCIt>.\nI The Strathcona\n1 James Marshall, Prop,\nSTRATHCONA\u2014Mrs, R. .1. Bush-\niford, Queen's Bay; E. G. Symniff, Re-\nflief mine; W. L. Paterson, New York;\nC, K. McPherson nnd wife, Vancouver; N. Wolverton, City; A. C. Cooke,\nVancouver; B. IT. Brown Spokane; W.\nHaldano City; Andrew Lindsay Enst-\n\u00abend Sask; W. Kelly and wife, P. Carroll, Spokanp; G. S. ja-quttih, Toronto;\nJ. \"Weir, Proctor; E. W. Ogle, Toronto;1 J. Vineborg, Montreal; E, A.\nSt. O, Sniyth, Trail; Thomas Greene,\nKelowna; L, E. C. Parker nnd wife,\nMiss D. ' Parker, Victoria; W Ton-\nbridge, Nanaimo; Mrs. Brentwood, the\nMisses Brentwood. Detroit; E. M. Gil-\nHespie, Harry Fltzpatrick, Toronto.\nQueen's Hotel\nSteam TTcat in fivery r.oom\n\u25a0 Business Lunoh, S5c.-\nRates: $1.50 and $2.00 Day\nQUEEN'S\u2014'X. .T. Rissscll, Calsary; A.\nBl, Piatt, P, WiUc-rsston, Balfotu*;. Mrs.\nBi Foote, Eric; Mrs. D. B. MeMjasterH,\nand dnughtor, Wilms*. Mont.; Vf. T.\nHall, Spokane; O. Rltthertoi-d, North-\nport.\nNewGrand Hotel\nBest Placo in Town.\n$1.00 a day up.\nNo. 3355\nIs the winning numher ot our\n\u25a0weekly drawling for a pair ot\n55.00 Shoes. Will holder ot this\nmimlber pleaso call.\nR. Andrew & Co.\nLEADERS IN FOOT FASHION\n_m___w_w_\u2014mmimm\nmm cone\nNEW\nFROM EAS\nTONE IP\nYOUR SYSTEM\nThis Is the timo of the year\nwhen a great many people require\na tonic for their health's sake.\nSomo resort to medicine and the\ndoctor's advice, while others desire a much-needed rest,\nPor tlie benefit of those who are\nseeking relaxation from work and\nworry we invite you to The\nSprings. The medicinal value of\nthe waters is unrivalled and will\nput you in shape to resume your\nlabors, whatever they may lie.\nEvery enre and comfort will be\ngiven you during your stay at tho\nSanitarium.\nComo and be convinced.\nRates: $12 and $15 per week, or $2\nper day and upwards.\nHalcyon Hot Springs\nSanitarium\nWM. BOYD, Proprietor.\nHalcyon Arrow Lakes\nMadden House\nE. C. CLARKE\nCor. Baker and Ward Sts. Nelson\nMADDEN\u2014Mr. and Mrs. Kremer, .1\nJ. Purvis, I'lali-nios-,*.\nNelson House\nEuropean Plan\nW. A. WARD, Proprietor\nCAFE\u2014Open Day and Night\u2014BAR\nMerchants' Lunch 12 to 2\nPhone 97\nP.O. Box 597\nNELSON\u2014T. O. Gordon, Danville;\nI,. E. Henry, Marcus; IT. Beer, Kiaslo\nGrand Central Hotel\nOPPOSITE POSTOFFICE\nAlsserican and European Plans.\nH. H. PITTS, Proprietor.\n\u25a0-\nORAND CENTRAL, \u2014 .T. Calhoun.\nSlocan; K. E. Bowser, Vulcan; D. Mc-\nKiiinius, jots Fori^Uson, Medicine Hat.\nTHE\nCentral Hotel\nAinsworth, B. C.\nJ. DEARIN, Proprietor.\nAlnsworth's famous Hot Springs,\nat a temperature of 116 degrees,\nnow running into ray plungo and\nhatlis. Come and boll out rheumatism and cure your dyspepsia.\nTERMS MODERATE\nHotel Castlegar\nCastlegar, B.C. W. H. Gage, Prop.\nExcellent accommodation for\ncommercial men. Boundary train\nleaves here 8:45 a.m. Mon., Wed.,\nand Frl. Trains between Nelson\nand Rossland stop for breakfast,\nlunch and dinner.\nMrs. Exe\u2014My luisbandl got a letter\ntoday saying; that something dreadful\nwould happen to him if he didn't send\nthe writer a sum of money.\nMrs. Wye\u2014My -husband gets dunned for his hills, too.\nThe Reason Why\nTaylor Made Flour\nIs Found In Every Sack.\nInsist on Getting Taylor\nMade.\nBY\nAlberta People Travel All Way on\nFoot to Trail\u2014Take Stock\nWith Them\nTRAIL, B. C, -Tune 22.\u2014On Saturday a, new settler nnd his family arrived in Trail on n rather unusual\ntrip. Thoy had come all the way from\nAlberta by road, bringing a cow nnd\ntwo horses with them besides their\nhousehold goods. Thoy mode the long\njourney through the mountnltss without mishap and, having acquired land\nin this vicinity, intend to reside here.\nTheir stock was In fine condition, being none thc worse for its lengthy\ntravels.\nN. Wilmes is having; a large show\nease put Into his store. Tho work is\nbeing done by Howard Ferguson.\nThe new Catholic parish bull is now\nbeing painted. Tho lathing and plastering Inside is practically finished.\nD. Priore reports tbat he has not\nyet hoard from the Italian consul-\ngeneral at Montreal regarding tho Italian reservists here.\nTbe Italian residents turned out in\nrut! force at the danco on Sunday in\nColumbus bnll and it realised J52.75\nfor the Itnliats Red Cross funds. Over\n100 people were present, including .1.\nII. Schofield, M. r. P. Tho members\nnf tbe orchestra gavo their services\nfreo and the Italian women locally\nprovided refreshments.\nA LIFETIME\nOf\nWorn Out, Thin and Miserable\nUntil She Took \"Fruit-a-tives\"\nPai-mhstox, Juuo 2011s, 1014.\n\"Stomach Trouble and Distressing\nHeadaches notary drove mo wild. Some\nlime ago, i got a box ofFruit-a-lives,\"\nyour famous fruit medicine, and they\ncompletely relieved me. To-day I am\nfeoling fine nnd a physician, meeting\nme on the street, asked tho reason for\nmy improved appearance. Isaid, \"lam\ntaking Fruit-a-titvs.\" He said, \"If\nFruit-a-lives make you look so well, go\nahead and take them. They are doing\nmore for you than I can.\"\nMas. II, S. WILLIAMS.\n50c. a box, 6 for $2..50, trial slue 25c.\nAt dealers or sent postpaid by Fruit-\na-tives Limited, Ottawa.\nj\nFERNIE NOTES. '\nFERNIE, B.C., June 22.\u2014J. S. T.\nAlexander, chairman of tho provincial\nwater commission, is spending a few\ndays in tho city.\nOn Sim-day afternoon tlm local lodge\nKnight a or Pythias, headed, hy tho\nFerule-Coal Creek Excelsior hand\nmarched to St. .Margarets cemetery\nwhero the graves wero decorated and\nmemorial services hold.\nJ. iliovan returned on Monday Trom\nSpokane where lie lias heen having\nliis eyes treated, hy a. specialist.\nCharles Buhrer, who has heen man-\nager of the Coal Creek branch of the\nTritos-Wood company for tho last\nTivo years, expects to lenve shortly\nfor St. I.ouis Mo., where he has accepted a position with a Wholesale\nfirm* ___^\nA Message to Thin,\nWeak, Scrawny Folks\nAn Easy Way to Gain 10 to 30 lbs. of\nSolid, Healthy, Permanent Flesh.\nThin, nervous, undeveloped men and\nwomen everywhere are heard to say:\n\"t can't understand why I do not get\nfat. I eat plenty of good, nourishing\nfood.\" The reason is just this: You\ncannot set fat, no matter how much\nyou eat, umess your digestive organs\nassimilate, the fat-making elements of\nyour fond instead of passing them out\nthrough the body as waste.\nWhat is needed is a means of gently urging the assimilative functions\nof the stomacli and intestines to nb-\nthci oils and fats and hand t.hom over\nto tho -blond, where they may reach\nthe starved, shrunken, run-down tissues and build them up, The thin persons 'body is like a dry sponge\u2014eager\nand hungry for tiie fatty materials of\nwliich it is being deprived by the failure of tiio alimentary canal to lake\nthem from tlie food. The hest way lo\novercome this sinful waste of flesh\nbuilding elements and to stop the leak-\nago of fats is to -use Sargol, tin* recently discovered regenerative force that\nis recommended so highly by physicians hero and abroad. Take a little\nSargol tablet witli every meal nnd notice how quickly your cheeks fill out\naud rolls or firm, healthy flesh are deposited over your body, covering each\nbony angle and projecting point. Your\ndruggist has Sargol. or can get it from\nhis wholesaler and will refund your\nmoney If ynu are not satisfied with the\ngain in weight it produces as stated on\ntho guarantee In each package. It is\nInexpensive, easy to tako and highly\nefficient.\nCaution\u2014\"While S*rgol has produced\n\u25a0remarkable results in overcoming ner-\nvonis dyspepsia and general stomach\ntroubles, it should ..ot bo taken unless\nyou are willing to gain ten pounds or\nmore, 'for it is a woiulerfuL flesh-\nbuilder.\t\nSeo the beautiful Tnnonklin Falls\nduring your summer vacation, just\none mile from tho\nArrow Lakes\nHotel\nat. Edgewood, B. C.\nARROW LAKES MOTEL\u2014C. P.\nArthui*. RclKosvood; J. H. Smith, Nakusp; Vf. Hunter, Sllverton; Mr. and\nMrs. Ocotsge Makinson, Arrow Park.\nKootenay Falls Hotel\nSOUTH SLOCAN\nBeautiful location; anglers' para-\ndtae. Ratea, %2 per day. Special\nweek-end rate to members of Kootenay ahd Slocan Rivera Angle\u2122 A\u00bb-\naoclatlon, J1.60 per day.\nCh. Gansner, Proprietor,\nROSSLAND HOTELS\nThe Hotel Allan\nComfortable Rooms\u2014Splendid\nTable.\nSMITH si BELTON,\nProprietors.\nHOTEL AMsAsN\u2014B* Ewart, Vancouver; Tom Hall, Victoria; U. T. Mills,\nVancouver; E. II. Sadler, H. Glenn,\nM. Slsaw, a. Wright, J. BrndBhaw,\nNelson; C. A. Broslerlck, Trail; F.\nTroguhno, Winnipeg; J, Vlncberg,\nMontreal; J. Colvln, A. G. Doughs,\nVancouver: W. .1. Russell, Calgary; T.\nBurns, Portland; L. M. Coney, Spokane; J. M. Tumbnll, Trail; P. R.\n\u25a0Wolfe, Spokane; JP. W. sOgle, To-\nrontoj. A, Sullivan, y.Ictorla,\nROSSLAND\nCOUPLE ilED\nMiss Minnie Morrish Becomes Bride\nof J. Sherman\u2014News Notes of\nthe City.\n(Special to The Daily News.)\n\u25a0ROSSLAND, B.C.. June 22.\u2014A very\npretty wedding1 was solemnized this\nafiternnnn when Miss Minnie Morrish,\nsecond daughter of .Mi'. .\" d Mrs. R.\nMorrish, was married to .1. Sherman.\nTho ceremony was performed at the\nhome of tho bride's parents by Rev. T.\nG. Harlow, pastor of ilho Methodist\nchurch, In the presence of about 3ft\nrelatives and friends. The drawing\nroom where tho ceremony was performed was artistically decorated, the\ncolor schemo being pink ami white.\nEntering first was the best man. William Couch, and. the grontn, followed\nby the ring bearer, Miss Irene Mnrrish,\nwho carried tbe ring in a. pink rose,\nand Miss Roth Morrison, flower girl,\nnieces of Lho bride, dressed in white\nwith palo bluo sashes nnd carrying\npink and white roses. Then eame the\nbridesmaid, Miss Laura Jewell, dressed\nin apricot mcsscllne silk with laco over\ndress and dresden ribbon an the matron of honor, Mrs. Acton, sister of Uie\nbride, who was wearing a white voile\ndress over white silk and carrying\nroses, Tho bride entered the drawing\nroom on the arm of her father to the\nstrains of the wedding march played\nby her sister. Miss Stella Morrish, who\nworo a dainty frock, of wlilte.net over\nwhite silk. The bride looked charming In a gown of white silk with a\nwhile silk-striped voile over dress and\nsatin trimmings. Her filmy veil was\nheld iu placo .with orange blossoms\nami lilies of tbo valley. ShP carried\na shower bolffiuot., or hrldf-'H roses,\nmaiden hair fern and lilies of thn valley. The bride's mother, Mrs, R. Morrish, was hecomiru^'y attired in a dress\nnf whito voile with silver stripes.\nThe groom's gift to the bride was a\ngun metal mesh bag, to tho bridesmaid\n;-. brooch, set. with pearls and -to the\nhost man a tie pin. Following the\nceremony a delicious luncheon was\nserved from a. prettily decorated table,\nhaving for its centre a throe-story\nbride's cake. Tho young couple left\nfor a shorL honeymoon to Nelson and\nSpokane.\nThe bride's poiug away suit was of\nblue gabardine cloth, \u25a0with satin pipings and a while hat with blue trimmings. The young couple received numerous beautiful gifts.\nOn iast Monday nn enjoyable evening twaa spent by lho members and\nfriends of the Kmvorth league. The\nliterary department of the leaguo had\nchargo of tin* meeting and the. follow\ning literary program was given; Address. \"Enrly Methodist in Canada,\"\nhy Mrs. Nute; solo, Miss Florence\nDally; recitation, Norman Nvute; reading, Edward Job; recitation, Rov. T.\nO. Bartow. Refreshments wero served\nby tho social committee.\nThe executive of the Epworth league\nwill meet in the league room of the\nMethodist church on Thursday night at\n8 o'clock to consider tho annual league\npicnic. Since the city band has postponed Us excursion up the lakes on\nJuly l It lias been, thought advisable\nby some members of tho league ito hold\nthe social on that; date. ,\nSamuel Wilson was appointed district deputy grand master of district\nXo. 7 at tin- recent Masonic grand\nlodgo at Victoria. The district comprises Rossland, Trail, Ymlr, Grand\nForks, Greenwood and Phoenix.\n\u25a0Dr. Cough.an and Mr. Warren of\nTrail motored to tho city today.\nAt the missionary meeting 0f St.\nAndrew's Young People's society last\nevening the resignaition of II. R. Crowe\nwas read n\"d accepted with regret.\nTho vlco-presldent, Charles W. Steele,\nwas elected president and Miss Nettie\nLingio, vice-president. Tho society intends giving an Ice cream social soon.\nA. Sullivan, Inspector of high schools,\nIs In the city and has -charge of the\nhigh school examinations.\nNEW FIELD VEGETABLES\nGATHERED IN PEND D'OREILLE\nWANKTA, B.C. Juno 22.\u2014For some\ntimo new potatoes and turnips havo\nbeen in general use In tho valley and\naro now ready for tiie markets.\nHeavy crops of alfalfa, havo been\ncut and cared for; haymaking is going on on the ranches; rond work is\nbeing dono by tlireo different gangs\nof men, and visitors are fronuont In\ntho valley, coming by rigs and autos\nfrom surrounding towns.\nELKO NEWS.\nELKO, B.C., June 22.\u2014J. S. T. Alexander of the lands department, Victoria, was in Elko Sunday.\nMfss Irene McKeo and Miss Childs\nloft Elko Monday for Great Falls,\nMont.\nTobncco Plains crops never looked\nbetter but fine warm weather Is badly\nneeded.\nAbner Boss w.as in Elho Sundny.\nA. ibythgoe of Yahlc Is shipping some\nsplendid strawberries to Elko and\nKootenay river points this season.\n(Additional Kootenay ind Boundary\nN\u00abw\u00ab on Pagi Six.)\nWednesday Dollar Day\nTHE PURCHASING POWER. OF A DOLLAR WILL BE DEMONSTRATED AT :THIS STORE THIS MORNING IN A WAY THAT WILT,\nLEAVE NO DOUBT THAT THIS IS THE BARGAIN CENTRE OF THE\nCTIY. ALL GOODS TAKEN PROM OUR REGULAR STOCKS AND\nOFFERED THIS MORNING ONLY AT HALF OR LESS THAN HALF\nREGULAR PRICES. WE HAVE JUST FOUR HOURS TO DO A FULL\nDATS BUSINESS AND THIS IS A SPECIAL INDUCEMENT TO\nBRING* YOU DOWN EARLY.\nSTORE CLOSES AT 12:30 TODAY\nGood White Repp or Plqir\nlar value, $3.00.\nThis Morning..\t\n$1.00\nWhite Skirts $1.00\n\\\\\\. sizes. Regu-\n $1.00\nWhite Lingerie Blouses $1.00\nFino Voilo or Muslin Pdouses, plain or em-\nhroldercd, turn-over collars nnd long sleeves.\nValues up to $1.75. a| r\\r\\\nThis Morning \\pliUU\nMiddy Blouses $1.00\nGood Indian Tlead Middles, collars and cuffs\nwilh red or blue trimmings. All sizes.\nThis Morning\t\nWomen's Cotton Hose\nFOUR PAIRS FOR $1.00\nFast Black Hose, fine combed yarn, full fashioned legs, double heels and toes. (hi HH\nThis Morning\u2014Four Pairs for..., \\{)|iUU\nFine Lisle Hose\nTHREE PAIRS FOR $1.00\nIn Fast Black, White or Tan, some having silk\nankles. Extra value. a I on\nThis Morniny\u2014Three Pairs for \\pliUU\nWomen's House Dresses $1.00\nStriped Chambray with contrasting trimmings\nof plain materials. AH sizes. Regular values,\n\u2022,1.2s ana fi.M. ai rin\nSpcci.-sl Tlsis Morning <4>I.UU\n4 Yds. Embroidery Flouncing for $1.00\nFine Embroidery, I.S Is, 21 inrlis*a wislo. Gissssl\nwork on fisso sheer mvislln. Regular prices, *10e.\nnnsl BOe per yard; UU\nTen Yards English Print for $1.00\n:, Use fiimo\nssrs prisstesl i\n,or...$I.OO\nr-'inost finality Knglish Prints, the famous\nT'ot tor's mako, Ferfectly fast colors printed on\nfine soft cloth. Ttegular J Be good\nSpecial This Morning\u2014Ten Yards fo\n$1.00\nExtra finality, full-bleached, with short sleeves\nand trimmed necks.\nSpecial This Morning\u2014Six for...\nLadies' Parasols $1.00\nSunshades in light colors only. Pretty designs\non plain grounds. Regular up* to 51.\nSpecial This Morning\t\nWomen's Vests, 8 for $1.00\nCotton Vests, made, of extra fino yarn. Good\nfull sizes, low necks unci short sleeves, ai aa\nSpecial This Morning\u2014Eight for \\j)I.UU\nWomen's Vests, 6 for $1.00\nort s\n$1.00\n9-4 Sheeting, 3 Yards for $1.00\nFissc Heavy Sheeting, full-bleach, 2',4, yards\nwide. Regular price, BOo. shj nn\nThis Morning Only\u2014Three Yards for.. $1 .UU\nWomen's Gowns $1.00\nFine Cnmbric, in pull-over style, trimmed at\nneck ssnd sleeves. Full sis-.es. Regular pi-lcC, $1.EB\nand $1.85. (hi nn\nSpecial This Morning vpi.UU\nfen Yards Scotch Chambrat) for $1.00\nFine Chambray iu good wash rolm-s or striped\nbr chocked pntBer'rte; Regular, 15c. -hi pn\nSpeoial This Morning\u2014Ten Yards for.. Vpi.UU\nFine Dress Crepes\nFIVE YARDS FOR $1.00\nSoft Finish s'l-epes in plain s'sslsss's, stl-ipes or\nSpecial Th\ncgulsr prlco, 25c. Al nn\nis Morning\u2014Five Yards for.. vpi.UU\nEnglish Galatea\nSEVEN YARDS FOR $1.00\nGood fast colors, plain or stripes, light or dark\ncoloi-s. Regular price, 20c. Al nn\nSpecial This Morning\u2014Seven Yards for. . \u00abJ>liUU\n7 Yds. White Vesting for $1.00\nSuperis.r duality, new patterns. Regular values,\n$i nn\nWhite Quilts at $1.00\nSoft Honey-Comb Quilts, good sizes, regular val.\nlies, $1.25 and $1.50.\nSpecial This Morning $1.00\nMEAGHER & CO.\nTHE STORE FOR STYLE\nTHE STORE FOR QUALITY\nDaily News Want Ads\nRates for\nClassified Want Ads\nAdvertisements under' nny Heading:\nMinimum Charge -\u25a0\"\"-'\nOno insertion, per word lc\nSix consecutivo insertions 4c\n20 consecutive inpprliona (ono ,\nmonth) 15c\nBirth, one insertion \"Oc\nMarriages, ono insertion \u25a0\"'tle\nDeaths, one insertion -30c\nCard of Tihanlo 50e\nDeath and funernl notice -5100\nKa.eh f-mhseqiient Insertion ...2fie\nAll condensed advorlisements aro\ncash in advance, otherwiso one cent\nper word per insertion .straiffht.\nAdvertlsers aro romlmlod that it is\ncontrary to tho provisions of the Postal\nlawa to havo leMc-rs addressed to initials] only, therefore any tulvertiRer desirous of concealing- iiis or* her identity\nmay uso a hox at this offico without\nany extra chnr-g-e.\nTlie Nowa reserves (lie right to pass\non any copy subinittoil for puhllea- j\ntion.\nAdvertisement a ordered (T.F.) till j\nforbid, must ho eanc-'ilod or stopped\nIn person or by written order.\nTO RENT.\n(Say you saw it in Tho News.)\nK. W. C. ELOCK \u2014 riousekoepl..g\nsuites and rooms for rent. Terms\n\u25a0moderate, a. Macdonald & Co. 901)\nFURNISHED SUITES tor r\u00abnt, Apply Kerr Apnrl ments, (900)\nFOR RENT \u2014 Suites of furnished\nhousekeeping rooms in Annable\nblock. Enquire room 32. (302)\nFOR RENT\u2014Comfortably furnished\nroom. Apply 203 Silica St. (990)\nDELiaHTFTJ-L HOLIDAYS economt-\ncally arranged at Edjjewood Arrow\nI,akos. Modern furnished houso or\napartments; bath', piano, Box \u00a3-(W\nDally News. 9fi9\nPROPERTY FOR SALE.\n(Say you saw it in The News.)\nFOR SAXE\u2014A few 10 acre blocks of\nfruit lands on. tho banks of Kootenay lako and fiomo larger tracts suitable for mixed farming, Will exchange\nfor clearing land. Special inducements\nto peoplo who will immediately Improve land. Apply Lardo postofflce or\nseo mo personally at my ranch at\nJohnston's Landing, H, L. Lindsay.\n(808)\nSITUATIONS VACANT\u2014FEMALE.\n(Say you saw it in The News.)\nI'FACIFER REQUIRED for Perry Siding school. Applications lo Secretary\nSchool board, Perry Siding, BiC, (949)\nWANTED\u2014Capable woman to do goneral housework oil ranch; good plain\n'ook. Apply Mrs, ,1. Rltcher, Midway\nV..C.\n(OSS)\nSITUATIONS VACANT\u2014MALE.\n(Say you saw it in The News.)\nNELSON EMPLOYMENT AGENCY\u2014\nW. Parker, 309 Baker St.\nWANTED\u2014Woman cook, skilled help\nand others to register.\nFOR EXCHANGE.\n(Say you saw it in The News.)\nEXCHANGE\u2014Two houses, two lots in\nresidential district, of Cranbrook; for\nHereford cows. For particulars pox\nNo. 6, Wardner, B O, (977)\nSHEEP AND SWINE.\n(Say you saw it in The News.)\nPEDIGREE Berkshire pigs, all ages.\nHarry Anderson, Blrehbank (898)\nFOR SAILE\u2014-Bargain for cash; two\nYorkshire sows due to farrow beginning July; also good Yorkshire\nboar, 14 months old, or would exchange\nfor cow or heifer coming in fresh, it.\nTT. Baker, Baker's Landing, or JCoote-\nnay Bay', ' , . A993).\nPOULTRY AND EGGS.\n(Say you saw it in Tho News.)\nBABY CHICKS, duckling's and hatching eggs; poultry and fruit form paying combination. Catalogue forwarded\non application. Charles Provan, Langley Fort, near Vancouver.\nWANTED\u2014Huff Orpington hens; must\nhe che-ap for cosh. Apply Wm.\nCooper, Yank, P.C. (041)\nFOR SALE\u2014Laying hens, one year\nold, any quantity; no reasonable offer refused. .1, M. Bariiett, Farrinp-\nton's Landing, phono G471, (987)\nBOARD WANTED.\n(Say you saw it in The News.)\nWANTED\u2014Hoard for boy 10 years old,\non ranch near Nelson, np lhe lake\nor within walking distance of tlie city,\nStato terms. Pox 998, Daily News.\nLOST, AND, FOUND.\n(Say you saw it in The News.)\nLOST\u2014Small- brown purse, June 22,\nbetween Carbonate and Baker. Finder please roturn to Daily.Xews. (999)\nDOGS AND CATS.\n(Say you saw it in Tho News.)\nPure ppkd fox trrrier puppies, full pedigree given; price $5\neaoh. Waddel, Bvynea Lake, B. C.\n90S\nPROPERTY^J^NTEa\nWAiNTED\u2014A small poultry and fruit\nfarm. Send full particulars of prico\nand terms, etc., to box 989, Daily\nNewa, .'989\/\nARTICLES FOR SALE.\n(Say you saw it in Thc News.)\nSTRAWBERRY PLANTS, IOoTtOc.7\n1000, J5; currants, 10c; gooseberrlen\nir.c; rhubarb, 10c; fruit trees, perennial\nflowers, roses, dahlias, pansies, etc.,\ncarriage prepaid. Catalog free. Charles\nProvan, Langley Fort, near Vancouver.\nGOOD SECOND HAND CAMERA\u2014\nPost card size for salo at reasonable price; also havo money to loan\nnn first morlg.-igo or any good security\nat 10 per cent. Apply Nicolson, Roso-\nbery. (9S2\u00bb\nVi-Tt SAI\/13\u2014100 shares of the Paclfi*\nExploration Co., Ltd., capital slock\nnon-personal liability. Nn reas-onabi\noffer refused. Box 907 Dailv N.-w.-\nHORSES AND CATTLE.\n(Saw you saw it in The News.)\nFOR SALE\u2014Cows to freshen shortly.\nAlso several brood sows; registered\nBorlcshire boar and dandy reigstered\nAyrshire bull. S. P. Pond. (9-17)\nFOR SALE\u2014Two good saddle horses,\nbroko doublo or single; also young\npigs six and eight weeks old, $5.00\napiece. 11. D. Kennedy, Perry Siding. ' (97S)\nGOOD MILCH OOW for sale. C. C.\nLadd, Eric. B.C (95&)\nBEES AND HONEY\nBEE SUPPLIES \u2014 Don't lose your\nswarms for want of supplies. Write\nW. Romain. manufacturer, Nelson, for\nprices which you will not bo ablo to\nbeat. (939)\nHOUSES FOR SALE,\n(Say you saw it in The News.)\nFOR SALE\u2014 Boarding house, 27 rooms,\nall full; good location near depots,\nJ250O cash, $3000 terms, Box 465,\nRosBtand, B.C. ($4U)\nBUSINESS PERSONAL.\n(Say you saw it in The News.)\nNELSON MESSENaTJpTm^agSage\nand express. Prompt and reliable.\nDay and night. Phone 242.\nRIDERS WANTED as agents for our\nhigh grade bicycles. Write for particulars to Thoa. PIlmley'H Cycle Works\nVictoria, B.C, (904)\nE. K, STRACHAN, 120 Bakor Street,\nplumbers' supplies, estlmatos fr.';\nwork guaranlopd. Phone 202.\nJ-^URS^\nNOW Is the best time to have new furs\nmado up and old ones remodelled or\nrepaired, You get a considerable rof\n(luotlon during the summer, o, dinner.\nFurrier. 811 Mill St., Nelson.B.O. 1\ncan tan y.our akin and fix your hean\\\n PAGE FOUR\nCfie llatfo %i\\m\nCijc \u00a9ailp jattBfl\nPuhlldhe-i tvery morning except\nHimday by Th* News PublLshing\nCompany, Limited, Nelson, B.C., Can*\nad*.\nROBB BUTH15EI*AN1>,\nEditor and Managw.\nBuslnem letters should be addressed\nand cheques and money- orders made\npayable to The News Publishing Company1, Limited, and In no\" case to Individual members of the staff.\nAdvertising rate cards and sworn detailed statements of circulation mailed\non request, or may he seen at the office of any advertising agency recognized by the Canadian Press Association.\nSubscription rates 60 eents per\nmonth; $2.60 for six months;] II per\n\u00bbear.\nWEDNESDAY, JUNE 23t 1915.\nA PARTIZAN, UNTRUTHFUL AND\nMISLEADING PAMPHLET\nROV. A. E. Cooke, secretary of tho\nMI.nisterin.1 Union of the Lower Main\nland of British Columbia, spoko in\nNelson last night upon tho pamphlet\nentitled \"The Crisis In British Colum\nhia.\" In the foreword to this pam\nphlel:, which the. association slates is\nprepnred upon, \"facts'* which have\nbeen \"brought to light\" by Moses Cots--\nworth, .ft Is declared that it is not\npublished .\"in any partisan spirit,\" It\nJs'.fdrthor asserled that, a, strict in-\nvostiga.tion 'into Hie \"facts\" hns heen\nmade hy tho ministers, who describe\nthemselves as. the \"morn.Ii leaders of\nthe peoplo of this provinco.\"\nAn exa.mina.iion of tho pamphlet, imposing as may seem its array of figures timd qnoia.tions when dealt with\nhy a, clever speaker on tbe platform,\nreveals ils partizau and misleading\ncharacter. An analysis of the chnrges\nwhiph are made, the phraseology which\nis .employed and the false allegations\nwhicli are contained in ils pages lead\nIrreslstihly to one of two conclusions\n\u2014either Rev. A. E. C'ooko Ind his\nfellow members of the const ministerial association have been completely\nhoodwinked hy Moscsj Cotsworth or\nthey are actuated by--hHtcr-partimn-\nship in carrying on a,-campaign lo\nmislead (lie public.\nhave been \"verified,\" etc., by \"investigation\" and .study of \"original\" documents.\nOTHER EXAMPLES OF THESE\n\"VERIFIED FACTS\"\nTho section of the Moses Cotsworth\npamphlet, whicli refers to the Nelson\ndistrict further complains that under\nthe \"Railway Subsidy Lands Repurchase Act of ICIIi\" -lo cents an acre\nwas ngreod to bo paid \"to certain railway schemers, including F. August\nir-elnzc, for whom the firm of Bowser,\nReid. -& Wnllhridgo were acting ns\nsolicitors.\" That is a.nother \"verified\"\nstatement wliich is almost wholly untrue nnd wholly misleading,\nTho railway land repurchase act\nIo which rcfereneo is mado did not\nprovldo for tho purchase of ono singlo\naero of land from the lato Mr. TToinzo.\nThe act provided only for the purchase of lands from the Canadian\nPacific railway.\nNot only did the government buy no\nla,nds from Mr. Heinze, but in 1918 it\npassed an amendment, to tho Taxation\nact with the specific purpose nf making it possible for tho province to\nassess and. colled, taxes on ihe Heinze\nproperty. Mr. Bowser, as attorney\ngeneral, not only introduced the Tnxn.\ntlon act amendment hut devoted his\nefforts to the prosecution, through tho\ncourts of a. legal fight which culminated in the decision of the supreme\ncourt of Canada that Heinze must pay\ntho faxes. C. R. Hamilton, K.C., was\nsolicitor for tho Heinze interests and\nMr. Bowser through counsel directed\ntho caso for the province.\nThat Is the truth regarding these\nfurther examples of tho \"facts\" which\nhavo been \"verified\" by Mr. Cooke and\nhis friends.\nIWO NELSON MEN\nAMONG WOUNDED\nALLEGATIONS REGARDING LAND\n.]N THIS DISTRICT\n''The Crisis\" is chiefly concerned in\nan effort to show lhat vast quantities\nof land have been grabbed, looted and\nstolen with the connivance of the government. Upon, page fi of this publication, which bas been prepared by\ntho ministers upon the \"facts\" supplied by Moses Cotsworth and.whicl\ntliey say they havo \"verified\" from\noriginal documents, etc., appear some\nstatements concerning conditions in\nthe W|son district.\nThe assertion, is made that the report ..f the agricultural commission\nhas been \"cleverly manipulated\" to\n\"oover uii trie most, glaring instances\nnf innd-gra.bbing in certain districts.\"\nThf 'pamphlet then refers Co a. statement ihat\" \"\u00bb,332 persons hold 108,26-1\nacres nnd fi3R corporations hold 36,061\nacres and says that H. L, Simons and\n.L A. Nrnvrdf of Glencbe, Minn., hold\nrespectively 355,065 acres and r.l.f*Ifl\n.acres, while K. It. C. Clarkson of Vancouver has IM.fi.M acres. Afler making\nan attack upon Alex. Lucas, M.P.P.,\nwhich bas resulted in a, libel SUlJ\nagainst. Mr. Cooke and the sworn admission by Mr. C'ooko that he has no\nknowledge r.f tbo \"facts\" stated therein, tho pamphlet, goes on:\n\"But. a shameful feature of lhe whole\nSituation in these very districts is that\nthis land sn largely held by foreign\nspeculators is assessed at only Ifl\neents per acre.\"\nThat statement is as false and misleading ns Is the allegation that the\nfigures quoted have baen manipulated\n\"to -cover up the most, glaring instances pf land-grabbing.\"\nCANNOT BASE MORAL ISSUE ON\nMISREPRESENTATION\nThc Daily Xews has dealt specifically with Moses Cotsworth's allegations witli regard~te the Xelson & \/is ti> ty ty ty\n\u00ab\u25a0 ' \n\u2022\u2022 WHAT THE PRESS IS SAYINQ. <\"\u2022>\n\"S> \u2022 \u00ab>\nfrfrfrfr^frfr fr S. Scott, England,\n4th Battalion.\nWounded\u2014W. Johnson, no address.\nP. Desmond, no address.\nSuffering from shock\u2014I). 1. Charters, .S.Tclcvillc, iN. I).\niKilled in. aotlon\u2014Sergt. Henry file-\nkey, lloneywofld, Onl.\n5th Battalion.\nKilled, in \u25a0action\u2014Corp. a. II. Wnrilo,\nManchester.\nSuftVrin'g from shock\u201415. T. Blrket-t,\nEngland.\nMissing\u2014K. E. Cameron, Scotland.\n13th Battalion.\nKiilfed! sin motion\u2014G. I\\ Maroeatt\nFarnham, Que.\n15th Battalion, j\nMissing\u2014.1. Hondle.v. Scotland. '\n\u25a0A. w. llolthy, England.\nA. Cox\", Toronto.\nT. llarker, Toronio.\nRoyal Canadian Dragoons.\nKilled in. action\u2014w. Header, Wain*\nEngland.\nWounded\u2014C. D. Illackwell, England.\nCanadian Divisional Engineers.\nWounded\u2014Sidney S. Wallers, lilng-\niaud.\n. 1st Battalion.\nDied of wounds\u2014l.iisiiL. li*. Vf, camp-\n'bell, Mnnt Forest, Ont.\nII. Gowle, Wiilkct-ville, Out.\n2nd Battalion,\nWounded\u2014.1. W. .McNeil, Dalhousie.\nN. Tl.\n3rd Battalion.\nPreviously reported wounded, now\nrejoined unit\u2014A. St. llilaire, .Montreal.\n15th Battalion.\nMissing\u2014J. G. j'iiletliorpe, alias .1.\nG. Holt, England.\n\\V, I, Groshnw', Toronto.\n.1. F. i .ctsht. I'iclou cssiinty, \\. S,\n.1.. Miller, Toronto.'\nW. Sulherlatul, Toronto.\n16th Battalion.\nWounded\u2014I'. II. Newson, Australia.\n.1. ('. f'ssppam, England1.\nSnfforins from shock\u2014J. It. Holder,\nEnglantl,\nl>. .1. Harris, England,\nK. R. Elliott, Scotland.\n(1. E. l'iirkhouse, Amherst. X. S.\nWsSunded; and prisoner\u2014Cecil li.\nBullock, previously reported wounsled. Vlcosa posloffiec. Vancouver.\nPrincess Patricias.\nWoundeik\u2014Alfred -NeWiiit'sii, Quebec.\nLance-Corp. E. Edsvarsls. Toronto.\n1st Battalion.\nSeriously wounded\u20140\/ C. Itlch-\nmonil, Etlinonton.\n2nd Battalion.\nWounded\u2014.Marshall Held, Ottawa.\n3rd Battalion.\nDied of wounds\u2014.M. Isightlicart, no\nadtlress.\n4th Battalion.\nKilled! in aotlon\u2014G, Gregory. Grimsby, Out.\nl)io,l of -wouhda\u2014li'. I'ol.rie, Edmonton.\nSuffering from shock\u2014J. Kilwards.\nSalt Lake Oily.\n-1) gerously wounded\u2014Corp. IV, II.\nUtile, -England.\n5th Battalion.\niusDy wounded\u2014I-'.\nIreland.\n12th Battalion.\nWounded ihotwnon May Is and 'Jilt\nJohn S. Gouldlng, formerly Hfll.ll, Nol-\nBRITISH STEAMER SUNK\nBY SUBMARINE FIRE\n(By Daily News Leased Wire.)\nIsflKDON, .l<\u00abno 22.\u2014The British\nsteamor Cartsbrook sn' Glasgow from\nMontreal for Leith, Scotland, was sunk\nby gunfire from is submarine Juno 21\nal a. pssint *t0 miles north of Kinnalrds\nHead.\nPRAS'ERBUiRG, Scotland, .Tune 22.\u2014\nAil the crew of tbe steamer Uarls-\nbrook, sunk yesterday by ss Gorman\nsubmarine, liave boon landed bero.\nHe\u2014I always pay sis 1 go-\nShe (yawning)\u2014I don't think you'll\nevs'-r become bankrupt.\nPRICE OF FOODSTUFFS\nFALLS IN BRITAIN |\nLONDON, Jsine 2.1, .1:06 a.m.\u2014Tbo\nfact that tiie prices ssf cereals and\nother foodstsiffs recently have, fallen\nheavily in Groat Britain has brought\nabout a sharp fall in freight rates,\nsince merchants, seeing tliat there is\nno profit in Imports, base refrained\nfrom chartering tonnage. Yesterday\nthe official priee for Indian- government wheal wsss reduced by 31, cents\nper siuarter, to SI2.no. wliich compares\nWith $15,75, tlie price al the ousl of\nApril.\nROYAL\nYEAST CAKES\nLOUGHEED TO BE ACTING\nMINISTER OF MILITIA\nOTTAWA, June 22.\u2014Senator Loug-\nheed is to lie acting minister of mUi-\n-tla -during Gen. Hughes' absence (it\nthe ft-bnit.\nEver see a .stove with cracked or warped top?\nThat can't happen to the cooking top of a\nKootenay\n\\l^QlldC because it's made in sections\nv- 3r\u00ab to allow for heat expansion.\nThe McClary dealer will gladly show you.\nSold by Wood-Vallance Hardware Co., Limited\nJohn Burns & Sons cTi ST\u00b0\nSASH AND DOOR FACTORY. NELSON PLANING MILLS.\nVERNON STREET, NELSON, B.C.\nEvery Description of Building Material Kept in Stock. Estimates Given\non Stone, Brick, Concrete and Frame Buildings,\nMAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.\nP.O. BOX 184 PHONE 178\nALL\nDEALERS\n\u20223>e>.3> \u00ab<$\u2022.;>\u00ab'\u00ab'.!>\nfr fr fr fr & fr &\n COLD STORAGE.\n<5. \u00ab-<\"\u2022*<\n<8>\nfr fr fr fr fr fr\nMarjorie\u2014lOveryhody seems io notice -whether you go it- church.\n.Madge\u2014Yes. dear, that, lhe only\n\u25a0reason 1 go.\nPurser,\nson.\nPacket of\nWILSONS\n.WILL KILL MORE FLIES THAN .\n\\$g\u00b0-\u00b0 WORTH OF ANY \/\n\\ STICKY iL\/ CATCHER A\n\u00ae$'$<'>ti,$\u00aefrti,fr\u00ae frfr frfr frfr\n\u00ab\u2022 THE WEATHER. \n<$,<$, **^<8>-S,st>-5>s5>sS,\nMin.\nNelson .... \u25a0 47\nVancouver 48\nCalgary 44\nWinnipeg,. ill\nOttawa 50\nKamloopA > Wl\nToron to 53\n.Montreal 54\nMaw\n89\n71!\n70\nst;\n70\nfrfrfrfrjfrfrfrfrfrfrfrQfrfrfrQQQ,\n \n* STEAMER ARRIVALS. \n<8- \u2666\nfrfrfrfrfrfrfrfrfrfrfr\u00ae\u00aeQ\u00aefrfrfr\nAt New York\u2014'Noordam, Hotter-\n\u2022dam; Niagara, bordicaux.\nAt Glasgow\u2014Pretorlan, Mon-troai.\nAt Archangel\u2014Czairlto, iNewi York;\nChit, N\u00abjw Yorlc\nAt Lslobon\u2014Roma, New Yori.\nBuy Your\nWedding\nGifts\nFrom Birks\nIn our Cataloguo you will\nwill find reprcsenled the ilnest\nselection of appropriate wedding\niglfts tltat il. is possllile to (is-\nsomhle.\nNotico the line cases of Shel'-\nifioltl. t'ul.lery -reprosenteil on.\niwsgcs in- ami! 1011. Any of\nthese will mako at-ift worthy or\nu place lu any home.\nWRITE US TODAY.\nThe best\nyeast in\nthe world.\nMakes\nperfect\nbread.\nStandard Furniture\n=Company=\nC. J. CARLSON, Undertaker\nUndertakers Embalmers\nand Funeral Directors\nTiio finest nnd most up lo date\nundertaking parlors ami chapel la\ninterior of B.C. T.,;nly attendant for\n\u2022women nnsl children.\nDay Phone 85\nNight Phone 252 and L64\nT. Sargent\nH. D. Chisholm\nNelson Motor Supply\nCompany\nMARINE AND STATIONARY\nGASOLINE ENGINES\nLargest Retail Stock of Motor Boat\nSupplies In British Columbia.\nAcme Rapid Fire and Columbia\nDry Batteries\u2014Always Fresh\nStock,\nAGENTS FORD AUTOMOBILES\nGrow your own Vegetables\nCut dnwn ymir living expenses. You'll he aRtr.tii>linl how easy it is to\nSave time, labor, and money, ami get bigger and better crops when you use\nPlanet JrGarden\nTools\nThis No. 16 Planet Jr is thc highes\nHoe made. Light, hut strong, and i\nwoman or boy. Will do all tlie cu!\ngarden iu ihe easiest, quickest and\ndestructible steel frame. Costs lit tl\nlifetime. *\nNew 72-paiie Cittnloff (108 Illustration\nScribe-! over Mi different hand- will lion\nWrite f>,nta! (or U.\nNELSON HDW. CO.\nNdsOD\nTHORPE'S\nDRINKS\nBusiness Directory\nAMAYER8. '\na'w^WTODOWSON, ASSAYHR iSB\nChMnlat. Box A1108, Nelaon, B,<3\nOlmrgsMi Ooiit, -rilrer, corner ol\nload, |l such; Kold-allTtr 11.11)\n\u2022llver-lwA, 11.10. Ot!i\u00bbr metal. M\n-application.\nAUCTIONEERS.\nC. A. WATERMAN ft CO.\u2014Opera -Mk.\nWM, (KTTLBR AUCTIONBHsR, BOX\n474;* phona 11.\nGROCERIES.\nA. HAODONAED^Tcoi WHOK1-\n\u25a0ale Orocera and FrovUlon Mer-\nelsaisU. Importna et -Ts-su, Colt*M>,\nBplCM, Driest Frulta, Staple ul\nFancy Orocerlra, Tobaccoi, ClftlTl,\nButter, Egga, CIimu and Faoldng\nHome Produce. Office and ware-\ntaouie corner of Front and* Hall Bta,\nP.O. box Mil;' telephone* is ana II.\nINSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE.\nARE YOU TAKING advantage of tlie\nreduced ratea on your fire Ineuranoe\noffered 1st O. A. IRinntar. If not eee\nhim before renewing. Hie companlea\nare absolutely reliable.\n?L\u00b0I?isIfALiARDS\nOREEN BROS, BURDEN \u00ab CO.\nCivil Englneere, Dominion aojl >. \u25a0.\nI*nd Burveyon.\nBnrven ot Landi, Mlnee, TovaiHea,\nTimber Islmlta, ete.\nNelaon, ll\u00ab Ward etreet, A. H. Oreeaj\nMgr.; Victoria, 114 Pembertoa -Bidet,\nF. C. Oreen; Fort George,\n\u25a0street, F. P. Burden.\nA. U MeCULLOCH\nHydraulio Engineer. I\nr-rovinoiel Land 8urvey\u00abh\nBaker St., Nelaon. B.C.\nKOOTENAT LODSB NO K, 1.0.0J1.\n\u25a0\u2014Meet! every Monday night ln Oddfellows- hall at 8 o'clock.\nQUEEN CIT7 REBKKAH ftjODOB\nNo, 18, I.O.O.F., meeta flrat and third\nTueedaya, Oddfellowe\" ball at I\no'olock.\nNELSON ENCAMPMENT NO. 7, I.O.\nO.P.\u2014Meeln aecond and fourth\nThursdaya In Oddfellowa- hall at I\no'olock.\nCANTON CORONA NO. 7\u2014MEWM\nevery aecond Tuesday In Oddfellowa*\nball, at 8 o'clock.\nKNIQHTS OF PTTHIAS MEBTB\nTueaday nlgbta In K. of P. ball,\nEagle block.\nC.O.F.\nCourt Kootenay Belle,\nmeeta 4th Friday In K.P.\nball, Eagle block.\nLAND REGISTRY ACT\n-f-ss Thomas C-. Collins, one of tho\nowni'rs mention-id In tbe Crown Urant\nuf sill minerals, precious ssnd Isfsso,\n(siivo conl) ln T.nt 8680, Group I.,\nIsnsssvn -ss the \"Frcs* Coinage\" Jlinoml\nClaim.\nTalso notico thnt an application has\nlis*oii snaiin to register ,l.ims*n Henry\nGrant as owner in foe Himislo of the\na-tinv,* minerals untler Tax Salo .Deed\nfrom Uss* Deputy Assessor of tho District of Nelson, nnd yon ai-o rotiulrod\nto s-ssniosi; tlso s-iaisn nf the Tax Purchaser within Thirty (30) slays from tlso\nfirst publication hereof.\nDalosi at Hi,- Land rtoKlstry Offico at\nXs-ls,sn, I), i-.. mis nth dny of .luno,\ntill.-,.\nSAsMUIDIj R. lion,\nDistrict ftoffistor.\n\"lato s,f first publlCsttlOls -Itinn. .Illtls,\nS. O. a\u2014 Meeta flrat and third Hoc\nday* la K. of P. hai' ai I pjn,\nOur Slashed Price Sale Still Continues\nWE HAVE SOME EXTRAORDINARY\nShoe Specials for Wednesday Morning Buyers\nCONVINCE YOURSELF OF THE QU\nLOW PRICES OFFERED BY\nC. ROMANO\nCALL AND CONVINCE YOURSELF OF THE QUALITY AND\nLOW PRICES OFFERED BY\nQUALITY sinoH STORE\n310 BAKER STREET, NELSON, B. C.\nPHONE 464\nPOUND DISTRICT ACT, 1912, CHAP.\n1 AND AMENDMENTS.\nPursuant In tlto provision* of Sections lt and 12 of ths above aot, notice Is lterolsy given of the resignation\not Mr. G. B. Holllngton, Poundkeeper,\nand of tlm appointment of Mr. Stephen\nPolling of Nelson, ns roundkenper of\nthe pound established ln the Rosemont\naddition lo tho Cits- of Nelson,\nW. J .BOWSER,\nMinister of Flnanco nnsl Agriculture.\nDepartment ot A-s-rlcult'tiro, VIot\u201e\nB.C.. May 19th. 1\u00bb16\nHenry Birks & Sons, Ltd.\nJEWELLERS AND\nSMITHS.\nSILVER-\nVANCOUVER, B. C.\nFarmers Produce Market\nF, Hansen, Prop.\nWHOLESALE AND RETAIL\nVfo always carry ss complete line of different grades of Creamery and\nDairy Butter, also Ekkb fresh every slay, svlsicls wo aro wholdSssiihg nt very\nreasonable prices, Vs'riio for pnrlieulars ansl got a sample shipment.\nCALGARY, ALTA.\nP.O. BOX 123\nA. O. F. COURT BIMJSN\u2014MEBTB\nfirst and third Monday In Eagle ball\nat 8 o'clock.\nCLAN JOHNSTONE, HIS, MEETS IN\nI. O. O, F. hall flrat and third Fridays at 8 p.m.\nSeeJaSi Condensed Advertisements\nNOTICE.\nPound District Act, and Pound District\nAct Amendment Aot.\nWhereas notico -has been duly given\nof the Intention to constitute the fol\nlowlnu district ns a Pound District untler tlso provisions of Section 3 of the\nabove asst, namely, that portion of the\nCounty ot Kootenay known art Burton\nnnsl comprised within tho following\nboundaries, namely,'bounded on tho\nnorth by tho north boundary lines of\nBios* s of Lot 7fi!)r> and Block 23 of Lot\n8G87, Group 1. Map 8\"5: on tiio west\nhy Lower Arrow Lake; on tho east by\ntiio Srnlplnpr Knife Mountain; and on\ntho south by the south boundary of\nBlocks 4 and li of Lot Mill, Group 1,\nMap 1123, In the County of Kootenay,\nAnd whereas, objection to tbo constitution of such proposed Pound District\nhiss heen received from 20 proprietors\nof land within such proposed Pound\nDistrict;\nTheroforo, notico is hereby given\nthat the majority of tho propriotor-i of\nland within tho above mentioned district must within thirty dnys of the\nposting and publishing of this notico,\nforward to tho Hon. tho Mlnlstpr of\nFinance nnsl Agriculture a petition in\nthe form In Section G of tlie Act, or\notherwise such Pound District will not\nbe constituted. \u2022\nDated this 1st day of June, 1918.\nW. J. BOWSER,\nMinister of Finance ud Agriculture,\nSYNOPSIS OF COAL\nMINING REGULATIONS.\nCoal mining rifflsts <\u00bbf the Dominion\nIn M-iiii:tols:s, Sasls.a.te.lmw.'1-n oust Alberta, tho Yukon Tori-story, tho Northwest Tei-rils-sries, and -iss a portion of\nthss provinco of Brltisb Coitmiilsia, ma-y\nho leasesl for n lerni o twonty-ono\nyears n.t an annual renltnl of ?t per\nacre. Not -m.irss (hon 'S,S0 acres will\nho leased! ts, mm oppllcanst.\nApplication fssr a. Ir-aso must ho\nmade toy tlso applicant in person Isy the\nAgent, ssr Kuli-Asont of Use district ot\nwhich the rlKht*, applied for aro sltn-\nosled.\nIn surveyed: territory the land must\nbo described iby sectlona or Spiral subdivisions of flections nnsl in unsurveyosl\nterritory tlso trn;t*t applies! for Khali lie\n(Sta-lcost out by tho npplic.-i.nt himself.\nEach application must -be accompanied a 'en of ?li which wlll'BS refunded if tlm rleh'ita applied for ere\nnsst available, ut not otherwise. A\nroyalty shail be paid on the, merchantable output of tho mine at the rate\nof fivo cents per ton.\nThe person opera.tlnR the mine sholl\nfurnish l.lin ABent with sworn retimui\naeeoutilinj,\" for tho Jul! quantity of\nmero-iontaible conl mined n.nd pay Hie\nroyalty tboreon.- If tho coal mlnlnp:\nrlfflitis nro not bolus oporatril, such\nreturns Khould ibo furnished at least\nonco a year.\nThe lease will include tbo conl mining rights only, but tho lessee mn.y\nbo permitted to purchase whatever\navailable surface rights may -be considered necessary for the working of\ntho mino at the role of $10 an acre.\nFor full information application\nKhould bo mado to tho Secretory or Mm\nDepartment of tho Interior, Ottawa or\nto any Assent or Sub-agent of Dominion lands.\nw. w. cony,\nDeputy Minister of the Interior.\nN.B.\u2014Uiin.utliorl7.esl publication of\nthis advertisement will not be paid for\nNOTICE. \" \"I '- , !\nLand -Registry Act.\nIn tho matter of an, application for\ntho -lsstio of a duplicate Certificate of\nTitle to Lot 5 and tho westerly 20 feet\nof Lot 0, Block st, Nelson City.\nNotico Is heroby given that It is my\nIntention to issue at tho expiration of\none month after lho first publication\nhereof a duplicate ot Certificate of\nTitle to tho above mentioned -lots, in\nthe name of Georgo A. B. Jackson,\nwhich Certlfls-ato is dated: 27th February, 1912 is'l.l nmmbereit ir,88;t-A, .\nsamuiol n..noE,\n. District Registrar.\nNelaon, B.C, let June, 1916, . _\n 6fe2\u00bb\nWEDNESDAY, JUNE 23,1915) ~)\nCDe mmj ile^fi\nPAGE FIVE '\nI\nLocal New Laid\nEggs f.\nDozen 30c\nNew Potatoes\n3% pounds 25o\nGreen Peas\n2 pounds ,25c\nSELECTED\nStrawberries\nBox , 10c\nStar Grocery\nPHONE 10\nStore of Quality\n| ALLAN i\nTHE POPULAR'\n, LINE\nPIONEER LINE\nREDUCED RATES\u2014ALL\nSTEAMERS\n1st, $75,; 2nd, $50; 3rd, $33.75\nSAILINGS FROM MONTREAL\nDate Steamer To\nJuly 9...Pr\u00abtorian ......Glasgow\nJuly 11...Sicilian London\nJuly 15.. Hesperian Liverpool\nJuly 17...Corsican Glasgow\nJuly22...Scandinavian ..Liverpool\nAug. 1...Corinthian London\nAug. 5... Grampian Liverpool\nAug, 5...-Pretorian Glasgow\nAug 14...Corsican Glasgow\nAug. 15,.. Sicilian London\nAug. 19...Hesperian \u2014Liverpool\nFull Information from any Railway or Steamship Agent, or W. R.\nALLAN, Gen'l. Nor.-West Agent,\n364 Main Street, Winnipeg.\nCANADIAN\nPACIFIC\nDominion Day\nJuly 1st\nExcursion\nFares\nFare and One-Third\nRound Trip\nOn sale June 211 till July-1, Good\nfor return till July 5. Tlcket3\nfrom agents or pui'surs. Conductors will give excursion rates trom\nflag stations.\nJ. S. CARTER, D. P. A., Nelson.\nTO EUROPE\nCANADIAN\nPACIFIC,-\n\"flANS ATLANTIC SESSUSCK\nMontreal, Quebec, Liverpool,\nNEW SHIPS\u2014LOW RATES.\nEvery Modern Convenience.\n8.S. METAGAMA Sails July 8\n8.S. MISSANABIE....Sails July 29\n$50 CABIN RATE 450\n$35 THIRD CLASS 3$5\nBOOK NOW.\nTickets and all particulars from any\nRailroad or Steamship Agent; or\nJ. J. FORSTER,\nGen, Agt, C.P.R. Depot, Vancouver.\n' Where la no habit more easily formed thu tbe habit ot\nsavin!. II yon have not already acquired the habit do\nso now by opening a savings\naccount\nOne dollar opens an aooonnt\nla our Savings Department,\nEatabllahed 1175.\nlead Office, Toronto, Ont\nCapital (paid up) -~E.W0H\nReserve Fund .. ~*.\u00bb7,000J)O0\nPeleg Bowland, President\nEllas Rogers, Vice-President\nEdward Hay, Gen, Manager.\n'Kelson Branch\nI. M. D. Benson, Manager.\nmPCRIM BANKTChNM\nYOU ARE MERELY EXISTING ^\nUntil you get Into\nReal Action\u2014Read\nTHE DAILY NEWS WANT AD8\nMarkets \u25a0 Mining - Finance\nI LOAN GIVES\nTO\nRecovery Follows Early Fall\u2014Sterling\nand Continental Exchange Has\nBetter Tone.\n(By Dally News Leased Wire.)\n\u25a0NEW YORK, June 22.\u2014The most\nImportant development of the day waa\nthe announcement made toward the\nclose of the stock market that arrangements had toeen completed for the\nplacing of a French loan in this country, 'backed by the (Rothschilds. Although definite details were lacking\nthe news was of enough interest to\nbring about recovery of general values\nfrom the early irregular trend', leaving\na number of net gains.\nForeign war conditions were responsible for the initial heaviness and contrary movements. The success of the\nAustro-German campaign against Russia caused considerable selling of American stocks for London and other\nEuropean interests, with Canadian Pacific the weakest feature. That stock\nat one time showed a loss of 4 points,\nits decline -being again accompanied\nby rumors of a downward revision of\nits dividend.\nCoppers were also under pressure,\nsome disappointment being expressed\nat the moderate Increase of Anaconda's\ndividend. Instead of \u00bb0 per cent quarterly rate it was hoped that the 75 per\n\u25a0cent disbursement of 1913 -would be\nrestored.\nUnited States Steel was again the\nactive feature but its range was narrow and without material change,\nThere wus a better tone to Sterling\nand continental exchange, the improvement being mainly duo to tlie prospect\nfor additional .financing here.\nFirmness ruled in, -bonds, regardless\nof recurrent foreign orders. Total sales,\npar value, $2,378,0*>0. United States\nregistered 4s declined % per cent on\ncall.\nTOF\nLOAN FOR\nOAT\nFRANCE\nDeal Is Made Through Rothschilds-\nAmount Probably Will Not Exceed $50,000,000.\n\u25a0NEW YORK, June 22'.\u2014J. P. Morgan and oompany announced lato today that arrangements had''been mado\nby them and the Rothschilds of Paris\nfor tho flotation In this country of a\nnew French loan, ithe amount of which\nIt was impossible to state at present,\nsecured toy high grado railway bonds\nlodged with the Morgan firm. The\nstatement follows:\n\"J. P. Morgan and company with the\nRothschilds of Par's have arranged to\nborrow In Ihis market for a period of\none year a considerable amount of\nmoney, tho proceeds of which tho\n(Rothschilds will mako available to the\nFrench government here for tho payment of Its commercial obligations In\nthis country.\n\"The loan will be secured by high\ngrade American bonds to be lodged\nwith Morgan, and company In New\nYork. It Is impossible to state at this\ntime tho amount of thc loan.\"\nFrom an unofficial source It was\nlearned that the amount of the loan\nprobably will toe under 160,000,000 and\nthat tho interest rate will toe si-bout 5\nper cent.\nfrfrfrQ,frfrfrQ,Q,\u00aefr\nfr METALS. \u00ab>\n <8>\nfr^fr\u00ae\u00ae\u00ae\u00ae\u00ae\u00ae\u00ae\u00ae\u00ae\u00ae\u00ae\u00ae\u00ae\u00ae\u00ae\nNEW YORK, June 22.\u2014Lcud quotations at Now York 6.25; at St. Louis,\nS.nVi; at London, \u00a324 12s 6d; at\nMontreal, 6.36.\nThe metal exchange siuotes spelter\nunchanged.\n\u2022 At London: Spelter, \u00a390.\nSilver: At London, 23VS: ut Now\nYork, -18%.\n PRODUCE. <$>\n\u00ab\u25a0 *\nMONTREAL .PROVISIONS.\n(By Daily News Leased Wire.)\nMONTREAL, Juno 22.\u2014Cheese: Finest westerns, 1-8% of 17; easterns, 16\n|at 14.\nButter: Choicest creamery, 28% at\n29: seconds, 27% at 94.\nEggs: Fresh, 22 at 23; selected, 24\nat 25; No. 1 stock, 21% at 22.\nPork: Heavy Canada short mess, 29;\nshort out 'back, 28%.\nThe Consolidated Mining and Smelting Co.\nof Canada, Limited\nOffices, Smelting and Refining Department\nTRAIL, BRITISH COLUMBIA.\nSHELTERS AND REFINERS\nPurchasers ol Gold, Silver, Copper and Lead Ores\nTRAIL BRAND 1-IQ LEAD AND BLUESTONB.\nBannjgBjBi\nGoing East\nThis Summer?\n\u00bb\nWiwtijj-tiiii.i-ri-wg\nROUND TRIP SUMMER\nTOURIST FARES \t\nvia tho GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY\nDenver, Colo $55.00 Detroit, Mich .$83.50\nOmaha, Neb $60.00 Toronto, Ont $92.00\nDea Moines, Iowa $65.70 Buffalo, N. Y $92.00\nSt. Paul, Minn $60.00 New York, N.Y $110.70\nKansas City, Mo $60.00 Boston, Mass $110.00\nChicago, III $72.50 Montreal, Que $105.00\nand many other points proportionately low rates.\nTickets on salo daily, May 15th to Sept. 30th\u2014final\nreturn limit, Oct, 31st. Liberal stopover privileges. Slight\nadditional fare going or returning via California.\nTHE GLACIER NATIONAL PARK ROUTE or TRAVEL\nDE LUXE BY NEW GREAT NORTHERN STEAMERS\nbetween Portland and San Francisco, Cal.\nW. E. KETCHUM,\nC.F.& P.A., Nelson, B.C.\nR. J. SMITH\nD.F.s*lP.A.,Nelson,B.C.\nWHITE STAR LINE\nNEW YORK\u2014LIVERPOOL\nS.S. ARABIC, 16,000 tons JUNE 23\nCarriea only \"Cabin,\" at $50,00, and Third Class, $36.25\nS.8. ADRIATIC, 25,000 tona JUNUE 30\nFirst Class, $120.00; Second Class, $50.00; Third Class, $37.50\nNew S.S. LAPLAND, 19,000 tons JULY 7\nFirst Class, $95.00; Seoond Class, $50.00; Third Class, $36.25\nMONTREAL-QUEBEC-LIVERPOOL\nS.S. NORTHLAND, 12,000 tons JUNE 26\nCarries only \"Cabin,\" $50,00, and Third Class, $33.75\nS.S. MEGANTIC, 15,000 tons JULY 10\nFirst Class, $87.50; Second Class, $50.00; Third Class, $35.00\nTo England Under Neutral Flag\nAMERICAN LINE\u2014NEW YORK\u2014LIVERPOOL\nLarge Fast American Steamers, Under the American Flag\nS^V NEW YORK JUNE 26\n(I\u00bb PHILADELPHIA JULY 3\n^^ ST. LOUI8 JULY 10\n\u00bbV^_ 8T- PA*-\"- JULY 17\n\u2022 ^LasT fsl and weekly thereafter.\nFirst Class, $95.00; Socond Class, $65.00; Third Class, $40.00\nCompany's Office, A. E. Disney, Pass, Agent, 619 Second Ave., Soattle\nW. E. KETCHUM, Agont, G. N. Ry. D. SMEATON, Agent, C. P. Ry.\nJ. R. BLUMENAUER, D. T. A., C. P. Ry.\nAsk for\nNBC Beer\nX X X Porter\nNelson Brewing Co., Ltd.\nPhone 24\nEstablished 1893\nBox 732\nfrfrfrfrlS,\u00ae\u00ae\u00ae\u00ae\u00ae^\u00ae\u00ae\u00ae\u00ae\u00ae\u00ae\u00ae\n*>\nGRAIN. fr\nfrfrfrfr4,frfrfrQ>$\u00aefrfrfrfr\n' CLOSING GRAIN PRICES.\n.(By Dally News Leased Wire.)\nWINNIPEG, June 22.\u2014Wheat; July,\n$1.19%: Oct., $1; Doc, $1.00%.\nOats; July, 5314; Oct., 43%.\nFlax; July, J1.51V4; Oct., $1.64*4.\nMinneapolis: Wheat: July, $1,15-34:\nSept., $1.00-4; DM., $1.01%.\nChicago: -Wheat: July, $1.01%; Sept.\n99%; Dec., $1.02%.\n\u00aefrfrfrfr\u00ae\u00ae\u00ae<2>\u00ae$\u00ae\u00ae\u00ae\u00ae\u00ae$\u00ae\nBUSINESS BETTER BUT\nMONTREAL PRICES NARROW\n(By Dally Nows Lmsed Wire.)\nMONTREAL, June 22\u2014Business was\non a slightly -better basis today but\nprlco movements were again narrow\nand failed to Indicate any definite\ntrend. -Renewed selling of -Canadian*\nPaciflo in New York depressed the\nstock -to the low quotation of- two\nweeks ago.\nThat stock was inactive' here and\nsiuoted at 2^ lower at the close; 150\nbid.\nTho feature of the morning was a\nfair demand for Iron and Power, upward of 500 shares of the .former being taken at 31*4, while 150 shares of\nthe latter found a market around 217*4.\nScotia weakened to 65 under light\nselling, a drop of about 1 -point.\nTram Power was a firm stock in\ntho Unlisted list, selling one time at\n43Vi and closing at 42%.\nNELSON NEWS OF THE DAY\nMr. and Mrs. Roy Houaer left on\nMonday evening- on the coast train for\nCalgary where they will reside in the\nfuture.\nH. M. Burns, travelling passenger\nagent of the Great Northern railway\nat Portland, and L. M. Conroy, travelling passenger agent for the Northern\nPacific railway at Spokane, are in the\ncity.\nThe F.O.B. will meet tonight (Wednesday, June 23) at 8 o'clock. (905)\nDon't forget the football dance to be\nheld In Astley's pavilion1 on Monday,\nJuno 28. Refreshments. (000)\nNelson Brand Jam Is made from the\nbest Kootenay fruits and B.C. Sugar\nby British Columbia labor. At all\ngrocers ' (839)\nTho luncheon -cloth on display in the\nRoyal Shoe store will be raffled In aid\nof the Red Cross funds Saturday night.\n\u25a0Winning numebr will -be published on\nMonday. (938)\nThe Baptist young people will bold\na lawn party ut Mr. Middries, 518 Mill\nstreet this evening. Supper will 'be\nserved at 6 o'clock consisting of strawberries and cream bread \u00abnd butter,\ncako and tea for 25 cents. Ico cream\n\u25a0and strawberries \u25a0 served during the\nevening. (1000)\nA beautifully located house for ront,\nsituate on two corner lots; abundance\nof bearing fruit trees and nice lawn;\nhoues contains three bedrooms and\nthe usual living rooms; open fireplace,\ngas and hot air furnace. This is offered at the very low rental of $21.\nC. W. Appleyard, 500 Baker street.\nTelephone 444. 971\nST. Paul's Ladies' aid will hold a\nstrawberry garden party on Wednesday, June 23, afternoon* and ovenlng at\nthe summer home of Mrs. William\nWaldie. Launches will be provided\nand will leave the Elford boat company ut 2:30, 3:30, 4:30, 8:30 and, 7:30.\nA return fare of 15 cents, 10 cents or\nchildren, will be charged. Launches\nwill also leave the shipyards ut 3 and\n4 o'clock return faro 10 cents. (994)\nTO WIDEN WE OF!\nMANITOBA INQUIRY\nNew Commission May Be Appointed to\nProbe Charges Involving .New\nLiberal Cabinet.\nWINNIPEG, June 22.\u2014Announcement was mude this morning thut the\ngovernment had recommended that the\npowers of the royal commission he extended to take in the charges brought\nby O. P. Fuirerton, K.C., as representing 14 private Conservative members,\nof trafficking between ihe late and\npresent cabinet ministers. Before the\ncommission opened this afternoon,\nhowever, Attorney General Hudson received a letter from Mr. Fullerton asking that another commission ibo appointed as he might wish to put one\nor more of the present commissioners\non the -stand in connection with tils\ncharges.\nThe present commissioners :huve\nbeen notified of this and the government, it ts understood, will leave it\nto them whether they proceed to Investigate theso new charges. If they\ndo not lt is believed the government\nwill at once appoint another commission. It appears to be the opinion\nof tho \"cablet that no delay should\n'be permitted in. opening up the charges\nlaid by Mr. Fullerton.\nHon. G. R. Coldwell was on the\nstand again this afternoon and J. B.\nCoyne, the crown counsel, continued\nhis line of questions in regard to the\ncaissons aud steel contracts. But nothing sensational developed, the witness reiterating his statement thut\nthe chungo from piles to caissons wns\nnot decided upon after the contract\nwas let.\nSuperintendent Padlngton of the\nGreat Northwestern telegraphs handed\nIn another lot of messages which will\n'he decoded and be also filed the re-\nMorning Shopping Saves [Money\nStaple Snaps for\nHousekeepers\nBLEACHED DAMASKS FOR 75c\nImported and two yards wide. Only\nin spots, but a dandy heavy cloth. Regular, $1.00. 7\u00a3-t>\nFor, Per Yard \/ Dl>\nROLLER TOWELING AT 12'\/2c\nTwo rolls to go out this morning. This\nwill be 20c and 25c a yard in a few\nmonths as the makers arc not producing\nHeavy Turkish Toweling. l-f) | -O^\nSecure Now at.... I*\u00bb l\"\u00bb0\n22c\n35c PURE LINEN HOLLAND FOR 22c\nThis is 36 inches wide, pure flax, fully\nshrunk and nothing better for dresses,\naprons and rompers.\nRegular 35c\u2014This Morning.\nLILAC ROSE SOAP CHEAP\nThese fine 15c soaps go out this morning to the lucky ones. Only a limited\nquantity left. Regular 15c. O-t-n\nThis Morning\u2014Threo for mOv\n35c GREEN DUCK FOR 25c\nWednesday Morning Snap in Veranda Duck,\ngreen and white. Fast and sunproof. Today\u2014for\ntomorrow is too late. O-STa\nRegular 35c\u2014For, Per Yard fcDO\nBOYS' KHAKI BLOOMERS ON SALE\nFor every age, oig 'special purchase. Cool\nsummer bloomers that wear and are made like tho\nmen's overalls. All double seamed. .Q| AA\nPer Pair $1.1111\nSTRAW HATS THIS MORNING, $1.00\nCome one, come all. The Import Hats that we buy\ndirect from the mills are placed before you, men, for\nthis morning's selling. Q| f\\\u00a3\\\nNothing Bettor $I.UU\nUPSTAIRS HAVE PRICES DOWN\n$3.95 Wash Coats for $1.50\nCan you beat this? In a nifty coat with nice\nbelt effect, in Sky, Coral, Tan and White. Only\ntwelve to go. *fl*| ff A\nRegular $3.95\u2014For y LOU\nTHIS IS MIDDY DAY\u201495c\nWhite, with Blue, Red or Striped Effects.\nThis Morning\u2014To Cfear \t\n95c\n'$1.50 CORSET COVERS FOR 76o\nThe real, fine, high grade qualities picked from\nour dainty numbers.\nYours to Early Shopping\t\n75c\nHOLLAND AND CRASH ROMPERS\nAlso Rompers iis Indlgss Drills. For ages up to\nsix years. A^P\nThis Morning\u2014Regular 65c for \"r-Jv\nSTRAWBERRIES THIS MORNING\nALL, THE MOST DELIGHTFUL HERMES\nGoing All Morning at\nTHREE BASKETS FOR\t\nBIG EGG SHIPMENT, 30c DOZEN\nALL NEW FRESH EGGS\nSpecially Priced for This Morning\nPER DOZEN\t\n25c\n30c\nfoeBudsotfs\nceipt ho had received from Mr. McLeod, general manager of the Canadian Northern railway for messages\ntoken off tho files at Mr. MeLeod's request. Tha latter is away and the\nsubpoena has not yet 'been served but\nit is understood he will take tbc stand\nnext week.\nThe other outstanding event of tbe\nday was the receipt of a cable Prom\nDr. Simpson to the effect that be is\nleaving shortly for France for Important surgical work under military orders and thus would not be allowed to\n.return. Tho charges, whatever they\nare, are false and Dr. Simpson Is content to leave his case in the hands of\nhis attorney, George Elliott, he says.\n'The Free Press (Liberal) commenting on the new charges and especially\non tho demand made by the Telegram\nfor a commission appointed at Ottawa,\nwill say editorially .tomorrow that help\nfrom Ottawa is not needed and that\nManitoba is capable of doing its own\nhousecleanlng without turning over the\njob to a new commission In whose appointment Hon. Robert Rogers would\nhave a hand.\nAs to the part of Mr. Fullerton, the\nFree Press says:\n\"When Mr. Fullerton bobbed up before the royal commission with his\nlittlo sjwech as representative and\nspokesman of these incorruptible patriots, the 14 private members, it was\nnot his first appearance beioro this\nbody. When he appeared before the\ncommission at an early dale whom do\nyou suppose he represented? Why he\nrepresented Tom Kelly. Mr. Fullerton\nmay not appear for Mr. Kelly this time\nbut ihe represents him and his interests\njust the same.\"\n'PRINCESS PATRICIAS ABSORBED\nIN BRITISH REGIMENT\n(By Dally News Leased Wire.)\n\u25a0MONTREAL, June 22.\u2014The Princess Patricias whioh^from the start has\nbeen in the thick of the fight, losing heavily, is now no more\u2014at least\nnot as a unit\u2014according to a letter\nreceived from Lieut. F. Walton, 'by a\n.brother living here. The Princess Patricias 'have joined' the King's Royal\n(rifles, farming a complete battalion,\nhe says. Lieut. Walton, has 'been\nwounded; twice. He says:\n\"Wo have some Canadians with us\nin- -action. They are men. I admire\nthem, every -one. The remnants of the\nPrimness Pats joined us, forming a\ncomplete battalion.\"\nFor Sore Muscles,\nStrains, Sprains, Bruises\n\u25a0Rub -in a fow drops of Absorbine,\nJr., and you will be agreeably surprised\nat the prompt relief. It reduces inflammation and swelling\u2014allays pain\nand soreness.\nUaed as a rub-down after violent ex-\ncrclso or physical exertion it -puts vim\nand energy into Jaded -muscles, limbers\nthe joints and gives the body tho glow\nof health. Rub-down made by adding\none ounce Absorbine, Jr., to a quart\nof water or witch hazel.\nAbsorblne, Jr., is more than a liniment\u2014it is a positive germicide and\ntherefore Its uses and efficiency are\ndoubled. Applied to cuts, wounds,\nsores, it kills the germs, makes the\npart aseptically clean, and promotes\nrapid healing. Economical as only a\nfew drops are required at an application.\nMade of herbs and sa.fe to use anywhere.\nAt all'druggists, $1.00 per (bottle or\npostpaid. Manufactured only toy W.\nF. Young, P.D.F., 44r> -Lymans -building,\nMontreal, Canada.\nWest Transfer Co\nGEO. F. MOTION, Manager.\nGeneral Teamsters\nDealers in Coal\nand Wood\nButler Houston Co.\ntiO-l'\/j Haker St., Nelson, U. C.\nThe practical and experienced\nDyers and Cleaners\nWe havo the up-to-date machinery\nfor the perfect renovating of garments.\nPHONE 355.\nP. O. BOX 832\nBANK OF MONTREAL\nESTABLISHED 1817\nBOARD OF DIRECTORS:\nH. V. HEKD1IH. Ei,.. rmssUil.\nR. B. Am... Eiq. E.B.Gsss.hIss.IsIi,Eh.\nSir Williasss Mssc'sulI. Hm. Rotst. Mack.,.\nSisn.i.Sb.\u00ab,hnisji.I.C.V.O. C. X. H.mir, En.,\nA. B.isu.s1... El,. C. B. Gssrln, Eiq.\nH. X. Dnaatsi', Eh. D. Park, Ami. Eh.\nWm. McMular, Eh.\nSirE\u00bbstesc'sWslli.*...T.\u00bbl\u00bbr,lt.D.,c\u00ab.tf.lMi\u00bb.i\u00bbr.\nCapital Paid up - $16,000,000.\nRett \u2022 . . ' 16,000,000.\nUndivided Profit. . 1,252,864.\nTotal Assets (April, 1915)289,562,678.\nSaving! Department\nDeposits of $l.ooand upward received\nand Interest allowed at highestcurrent\nrates. Savings Department accounts\ngiven special attention.\nLeB. B. DeVeber, Manager, Nelson Branch.\nCANADIAN\nPacific\nCANADIAN\nPacific\nKootenay Lake Steamers\nCommencing Wednesday, June 23\nS. S. Kuskanook to'Kootenay Ldg.\nLeave Nelson 5 a. m Daily\nRIVER LANDINGS ON FLAG EASTBOUND\nWILLOW POINT, CAMPBELL'S, FARR1NGTON, KITTOS, HARROP,\nSUNSHINE BAY, BALFOUR, PROCTOR\nUsual Calls on Main Lake\nS. S. Kokanee-Kaslo Route\nLeave Nelson 4 p.m., Non., Wed., Fri., Sat.\nMONDAY AND FRIDAY VIA CRAWFORD BAY\nLeave Nelson 3 p.m., Tuesday and Thursday\nTHROUGH 8ERVICE TO LARDO\nLeave Kaslo 5:30 a.m., Hon., Wed., Fri., Sat.\nMONDAY AND FRIDAY VIA CRAWFORD BAY\nLeave Kaslo 7 a.m. Tuesday and Thursday\nArrive Nelson 9:30 a.m., Wednesday and Saturday\nArrive Nelson 11 a.m., Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday\nConnection at Proctor Kootenay Landing Steamer\nMONDAY, WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY\u2014NORTH AND SOUTH\nNO CHANGE IN PRESENT SERVICE NORTH OF KASLO\nJ. S. CARTER, D. P. A., Nelson, B.C.\nT\n PARF SIX\nCfc'iafci! Jfcto*\nWEDNESDAY, JUNE 23,1915,\nUnequalled for General Use,\nW, P. TIERNEY, General Sales Agent\nNelson, B.C,\nCora aupplled to all railway points.\nHave You Forgot to\nSend the War Box\n\u25a0ConUiliuiins Canton Bandages,\nGauzes -.mil Adhesive Tape to youT\nloved one In lh\u00a9 trendies. It may\nsave his or his comrade's life.\nSEND ONE NOW.\nCanada Drug and\nBook Company\nTh* Drug 8tora That la Different.\nF. J. BOLES, Mgr,\nHall order* filled prompt!!.\nPhona tl.\nLADIES', MEN'S, CHILDREN'S\nSunshade Hats\nEach\n. ...20c, 25c, 35e\nTHE ARK\nNew and Second Hand Furnituie.\nCheapest in the City.\nJ. W. HOLMES, Mgr.\nPhone L395. . 606 Vernon St.\nNelson, B. C,\nSatisfaction Is Guaranteed\n\u25a0wit!li\"al! orders. You cannot sot\n'better quality work anywhere\nin tlie Dominion.\nH. K. FOOT\nDRY CLEANING SPECIALIST.\nCottonwood St., Nelson, B. C.\nM^il Orders Paid One Way.\nFor Exchange\nWe talc\u00a9 second-hand goods of all\nkinds and wo givo crockery and\nchina plate, jugs, bowls, platters,\nvegetable dishes, etc., etc., also\nglassware of all descriptions.\nSee our water and lemonade sets.\nChina Hall\nA. W. MUNRO\nPhone L261 ,\nBox 583\nANY AND ALL\nOptical Repairs\nDone Quickly and Accurately\nLenses replaced, spectacle\nframes and eye glass mounts repaired.\nWe have a- largo optical stook\nand have our own grinding plant\nand do not nave to keep you waiting for lenses or parts of mounts.\nOut of town customers can havo\ntheir glasses back by next mail.\nDo not neglect your eyes. W-e\nguarantee our prescriptions to ho\nabsolutely accurate, aud. our prlcos\nure very reasonable.\nJ. 0. Patenaude\nExpert Optician\nManufacturing Jeweler and Watchmaker\nTOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.\nWANTED\u2014Good second hand cam-era,\npostcard size, at reasonable price,;\nnlso have money lo loan on first mortgage or any good security at 10 per\ncent. Apply NIcolson, Rosebcry. (982)\nTO\nDED OFFICERS\nGET PROHOTK\nI Proper Thing Now Is\nI to Peel Off Soiled Skin\nThose who abhor -sticky, greasy,\nshiny, streaked complexions should religiously avoid cremns, -powders and\n.rouges during tin- heated days. There's\nno need for them anyway, since tho\nvirtues of niercollzed wax have become\nknown. No amount of perspiration\n\u25a0will produce any evidence that you've\nfoeon using wax. As it is applied at\nbedtime and washed off-in iho morning, tho complexion never looks llko a\nmake-up. Mercollssed wax gradually\ntakes off a bad complexion, instead of\nadding any tiling to make it worse.\nJt has none of the disadvantages of\ncosmetics and accomplishes much mor,.\nin keeping tlie complexion -beautifully\nwhite, satiny and youthful, .fust get\nan ounce of it. at your diuigglst's and\nsee what a few days' treatment will do.\nUse llko eoM cream,\nAiiuther effective summer 'treatment\n\u2014'heat tending- to cause wrinkles and\nllabbiuess\u2014ds a skin-tightener made\nIby dissolving I on, powdered saxolite\nin % pt. witch hazel. Its use (as a\nface bath) leaves no trace.\nGeneral Hughes Will Appoint Veterans Who Have Been Invalided\nHome to New Commands.\n(By Daily News Leased Wire.)\nOTTAWA, June 22.\u2014Mujor-Ueneral\nHughes announced tonight his intention of Immediately appointing to the\ncomnuuid of new regiments whicli will\nhe organized in various parts of the\nDominion several officers who have\nborne tlie brunt of' the fighting witli\nthc first division at the front. All of\nthese men bear honorable wounds, but\nall aro anxious to go back as soon as\ntheir wounds have healed.\nMajor Kirkcaldy of the -Sth battalion,\nwho was shot in lhe chest -nt St. Jul-\nien, will command a Manitoba regiment. Lieut-Col. AlcKinery of the\nPrincess Patricias, now convalescent\nafter slckuess, will command an iwl-\nmonton regiment. Capt. Lowery and\nMajor Nasmith, formerly or tlie lotn\".\nwill receive appointment and promotion in a Calgary regiment. ISoth ure\nwounded, the first in two places in\nthe side ard leg, Uie latter in the right\nlung. Major Hoss, formerly or the\nliith battalion, wounded in Uie arm,\nwill command a Victoria regiment.\nCapt. J. A. Dunsereau of the loth\nbattalion, Toronto Highlanders, will\n\u25a0lie given command of a French-Canadian regiment.\nThe .latter is loath to leave liis former battalion. Me stated tonight that\nall who served under Col. G. A. Curtis desired to continue in his coin-\nmuud.\nNelson News of the Day\nmm of the\nKINGDOM OF GOD\nMrs. T. S. Richardson is paying .1\nvisit to Nelson,' and is staying ut the\nHume.\nTho mombers of Uie Imperial Order\nDaughters of the Empire will meet today in the McCuIloch block, upstairs\nto work on the old linen, cotton and\nblankets collected for conversion into\nmilitary hospital supplies. The rooms\nwill be open from !( o'clock until -I\nD'cJoek and it is hoped Lhat there will\nbo a largo turnout to help wilh Uie\nwork.\nStarland Theatre\nTONIGHT\n7 to 10:30 p.m.\nTONIGHT\nSEVENTH EPISODE OF\n\"The Master Key\"\nThis episode fairly hums with tense action. The terrible fight on\nthe roof tops of San Francisco is only one of thc many thrilling\naoenes,\nTWO SPLENDID COMEDIES\n\"FATTY'S INFATUATION\" \"FOR THE HAND OF JANE\"\nTomorrow\u2014Another Big Three-Reel Feature\n\"CHANGED LIVES\"\nFeaturing Horbert Rawlinson and Anna Little\n\"New Perfection\"\nOil Cook\nStoves\nJUST THE THING FOR\nWARM WEATHER\nWE HAVE THEM WITH ONE, TWO OR THREE BURNER8\nTRY ONE FOB YOUR CITY HOME OR SUMMER CAMP\nON THE LAKE\nWood-Vallance Hardware Co.,Ltd.\nWHOLESALE AND RETAIL\nmm.\nNELSON, e,c.\nRev. A. E. Cooke Attacks Government\n\u2014Platform Is Justice, Truth,\nRighteousness\n\"My politics are tlie politics of the\nKingdom of God and my platform is\njustice, truth and righteousness in\nevery department of human life,\" said\nRov. A. E. Cooke, secretary- of tho\nMinisterial Union of lho Lower Mainland, in addressing a meeting in the\nNolson opera house hist night on \"The\nCrisis in British Columbia,\" a pamphlet of that name at present being\ncirculated.\nMr. Cooke followed closely thc contents of thc pamphlet, producing\ndocuments wliich in some cases ho\nclaimed were the originals of those reported In its pages. These, ho said,\nincluded reports and letters written to\nand from government officials and\nothers who were concerned in certain\nland deals referred to in the pamphlet.\nIn his opening remarks, Mr. Cooko\nsaid: \"One point 1 wish to enforce Is\nthat tliis is not in an ordinary sense\na political meeting. We are here to\ndiscuss a political situation but not\nfrom a political standpoint. Speaking\nfor myself and the other mombers of\nthe ministerial union, I want to say\nthat wc would not speak on behalf of\nany political party. Tlie questions\nwhich we have taken up are ones\nwliich, in thc power they exercise on\nthe public, are ones which all honest\nmen must face.\"\n\"Wc have been faced by the old cry\nthat a minister lias no right to interfere in public matters, the cry of\n'stick to tlie pulpit and leave political\nquestions alone.' But,*' he affirmed,\n\"if thero had heen more political pul\npits in the past there would have been\nless corruption in Canadian politics.\"\nWork God-Given, He Says\nThe speaker declared that his worli\nfor the good of Uie state was just as\ntiod-given In ids estimation as his\nwork for his church or ills family. Uo\ndrew an analogy between the position\nof i In- ministers in this question and\nthat of a citizen seeing a neighbor\nhouse broken into and robbed and\nsaid: \"When wc have proved our position that the house of the people is\nbeing despoiled and looted, let no man\nthink that we arc going to keep silence\nor be dragged away from the main\nissue. The point Is, are the statements\nin Uie 'Crisis* true or false? If they\nare false, let the men responsible\ncome forward and prove it, and stop\nthrowing dust In the people's eyes with\nmisleading statements. Wo do uot\nclaim to be infallible, but we have\ndone our best to malte sure of the facts\nwhich wc put before you.\"\nMr. Cooke dwelt at great length on\nthc character and achievements o\nMoses Cot.*-1 wort ii, who, lie stated, con\ntrury to the suggestion of a coast\nnewspaper, is not a Jew, but an Eng:\nUi-.hii.un and a Quaker.\n\"Some public men as well as some\nof thc press,\" he said, \"seem on the\npoint of shedding tears because the\nunion has been 'had' by this Cotsworth\ncreature, but in view of the high\nteem In which lie was held iu the post\nby some of the provincial governments,\nif the ministers have been hoaxed by\nMr. Cotsworth they have hud a good\nprecedent.\"\nIt was stated by the speaker that\nnever has there been a really businesslike endeavor on thc part of tiie government to put the people on the land\nwhen they wanted to go, and followed\nthis up by a statement of figures\nwhicli ho claimed showed that govern\nment officials had issued misleading\nreports calculated to show tliat there\nwas more land surveyed and ready for\npre-emption than was really available,\nTiie speaker quoted from the pamphlet and displayed u folder issued by\nthe government which he claimed is\nat variance with m.ips which hud been\nissued by the department of lands.\nDuring his address Mr. Cooke made\n;in appqal to his hearers in connection\nwith tlie taking over of the Ocean Kails\ncompany by a syndicate in San Frun-\ncisco, known as inelshbaker itros., In\nthe early part of 1911, lie said the\nsyndicate was German. He said it\nwas claimed lhat this company had\ndiclated terms to the government and\nthat it had made laws which would\nallow thu company to engineer a vast\nand fraudulent scheme to obtain certain concessions whicli the government alone had power to confer. He\nsaid: \"It has been said that these\nGermans arc naturalized United States\ncitizens, but wc know how muoh naturalization papers mean these days,\nand I tell you that the government Is\nbartering away our heritage to this\nGerman syndicate, lt is not Germans\nthat wc should be interning but tho\nproperty of thc people. Let us tako\nthu men who have betrayed our country and face them with the law.\"\nSays People Want Facta\nIn conclusion, Mr, Cooke said that\nhe believed thut all the people needed\nwas the facts, und therefore the association hud come out into tin; open to\nmake an appeal for the strictest and\nfullest investigation possible. He stat\ned thut thc campaign was not sup\nported by any parly, but that If they\nwanted support there was a party\nwhicli would contribute all that was\nneeded. The ministers, he said, had\ngone deep Into their own pockets to\nfinance Mr. Cotswortli's investigations\nand to make investigations of thoir\nown; those moneys they were proud\nto be ablo to give; but to defray the\ncost of tlic campaign of putting these\nfacts before thc public they were making a public appeal. He also called\nupon those present to come forward\nat the close of tho mooting and sign\na petition which is to be forwarded to\nthe Dominion government at Ottawa,\nasking for an investigation.\nRov. R. Van Minister was in the\nchair, and in introducing the speaker\nsaid that those present were Uie guests\nof the ministerial union of the mainland, as represented by Rev. A. E.\nCooke, and not a political party. The\nmembers of the association, he said,\nwere as Interested in public life as auy\ncitizen and that thoy feel that Uioy\nhad discovered certain facts that it\nwas thoir duty lo place them before\nUie public. \"Mr. Cooke stands on the\nresults of thc investigations of the\nunion.\"\nBLAKE AL\n8\nJIN HAY\nIU BE ALIVE\nWas Alive at Time When It Is\nThought Death Message Was\nSent\u2014Letter From Chaplain.\nA letter from his mother at Stavely\nAlta., lias 'been received hy .Wilfred\nAllan, brother ot it. make Allan of\n.Nelson, who was roported dead from\nwounds some days ago, in whicHi she\nhaa copied* a letter sent to Iter by\nCapt. A. 11. McGrccr, chaplain with\nthe 32nd Canadian field ambulance In\nPrance, dated May 111), whioh says:\n\"At itlte request of your sou, \u00bbitc.\nIt. D. Allan, loth battalion, 1 am writing to let you know he was woundea\nyesterday and has been sent on to\nhospital, either at the 'base or in Kngland, where he will be well cared for,\nand I hope nursed bacK to his former\nhealth. I am sorry to say that the\nwound Is rather serious. One injury\nbeing 'hi the stomach aud tho others\nin the legs. Tho latter are only flesh\nwounds ssnd shoulsl heal quickly. The\ndoctors gave him every attention at\nour ambuianco and are hoping that\nthe mole serious wound will heal -without further complications, as many of\nthat kind' have been 'known to do.\"\nIt is 'hoped hy his friends that,\nsince only 1\" days elapsed .between\nthe time he lett tlie station alive, and\ntlie date on which his mother was notified of his deatli and in view of the\nfact that it. usually takes 12 to 1*1 days\nfor reports to 'be sent out in the cases\nof privates; some mistake has been\nmauo and young Allan may be still\nliving. Ho received bis wounds on\nMay 20, which was liis 20th 'birthday.\nMRS. J. D. ANDERSON LOSES\nRELATIVE AT FRONT\nTrail Woman Rocoives Confirmation\nof Death of Lieut. Alan E. Jeisup,\nVictoria Surveyor\nMrs. J. p. Anderson, who is at hor\nsummer home, Blrchbrook, near Trail,\nhaa receives! confirmation of the death\nof her brother-in-law, Liosit. Alan E.\nJet-sup, who was killed In thc fighting\nat Ypres. He wns first officially pronounced wounded, then it was stated\nthat he hail died of wounds and then\na later messago wus to the effect that\nhe wus still living. Mr. .lessup was\na well known surveyor of Victoria and\nMussel, lis* was married lis 1907 to\nMiss Ella E. i Igbon, sister of Mrs. Anderson. He loaves a widow and son\nabout five years old. ,\u25a0\u25a0\n\"B&K\"\nChick Food!\nSTILL HOLDS FIRST PLACE FOB\nFEEDING BABY CHICKS I\nii For chicks that aro older we havi\n(i Cracked Wheat, Cracked Corn, Groat*]\nChick Bone, etc., and for fattening\nbroilers we have Feed Cornmcal anil\nBarley Meal. |\nThe Brackman-Ker Milling Co., Ltd]\nOUR\nTALCUM\nPOWDER\nIs always fresh. We sell an enormous quantity of. all the best Talcums.\nDid you ever notice just how fresh and sweet our Talcums arc? Make the\ntost. We carry your favorite kind. Wc keep it so that it is always at its\nbest. Try us for Talcum. , \u2022\nBE SURE YOU ASK FOH COUPONS\u2014GET YOUR' HOUSEHOLD\nSILVERWARE FREE\nSend your Mail Orders for all your wants\u2014Cash orders got coupons.\nCity Drug and Stationery Company\nNELSON, B. C.\nKOOTENAY AND BOUNDARY.\nBENTON SPUR NEWS.\n(Special to The Dally News.)\nBENTON SPUR B. C, June 22 \u2014\nMr. and Mrs. ,T. Oilllgsin and Mrs. Barclay of Benton visited Trail on Saturday.\nMr. Conn has completed his new\nhouse near Benton Spur.\nJ. Hill is leaving hero for Hull siding whero ho expects to 'bo for some\ntime.\nCrops nround here arc good this\nyear owing to ttio heavy rainfalls.\n,T. II Ickey and son visited Benton on\nMonday.\nSENTRY IS\nGERMANY DENIES\nOE PEACE\nStory That Russian Envoy Visited\n~~ Berlin Is Called Untrue In In.\nspired Statement,\n(By Dally Nows Ls-asesl Wire.)\nFRANKFORT, Gerniany, June 22.\u2014\nTho Frankfurter Zeitung publishes an\ninspired article from Berlin denying\n\u25a0positively rumors which arc being circulated iu certain quarters of Berlin\nthat negotiations are under way looking to tlie conclusion of peace with\nRussia.\nAccording to these rumors Itussian\nemissaries or high birth visited Berlin\nand the headquarters at tlie front.\nThese reports even mentioned thc\nconditions under which it was said\nRussia wished to make peace.\nTlie Berlin corresppondent of the\nZeitung says he is in a position to\nsuite there Is not a word of truth In\ntheso roports; that uo Russian einis*\nnrls'S of any sort have visited Berlin, and thai, no attempts havo boon\nmade to gel. in touch witli Oerman official t'iri'lcs for tlie Initiation of such\nnegotiations.\nThe same positive denial is given\nto rumors of peace proceedings wliich\nwere circulated following the recent\npeaco conference of the International\ncongress of women at The Hague.\niMNEDY THUGS BRITAIN EXPLA NS\niri md ki muw M)lD[ p|J8\nPrivate Martell Knocked Unconscious\nby Man With Heavy Instrument\n\u2014Guard Arrives too Late,\n(By Diiily News Leased Wire.)\nMONTHICAL, Juno ^2.\u2014Pte. MarteH,\na resident of ,st. Henry, was assaulted\nand 'beaten ui.eon.sei-ju.-i last night\nwhilo on sentry duty at Uie Cute St.\nPaul locks of the iLachino canal. He\nwus attacked 'by thugs, There is no\nreason to believe, it Ih said, tbat German sympathizers were responsible.\nLate last nlghl two men approached\nMartell and demanded that they be allowed tu cross tbo canal. This was refused. Thoy become threatening and\nMartell called for tho guard. He was\nsuddenly struck a blow on tlie bead\nwith some heavy instrument and fell\nunconscious. The guard arrived Just\nIn time to boo Martell full and chased\ntho thugs, the officer in charge, Serj;t.\nFallis, firing at them with bis rifle.\nTho two men escaped by running\ntlirough dark alleys.\nMartell is in a. hospital hut will recover.\nTWO DROWN.\n(By Dally News Leased Wiro.)\nTORONTO, .lune 22.\u2014A double\ndrowning oeeurred tonight, off the\nmonth uf the Etobicolle river, when\niwo brothers named Barton, -'aged IS\nand 20, whose addresses are unknown\nwero upset from a canoe. Tbey had\nbeen sailing on the river and wero\nblown out into the InUe by tbe high\nwind. All search for the bodies hus\nproved unavailing.\n><$\u00ab>\ntytytytytytytytytytytytytytyty\n' THIS LEAVES THE SKIN <8>\nty FREE OF HAIRY GROWTHS ty\nty \u00ae\ntytytytytytytytytytytytytytytytyQty\n(Toilet Talks.)\nA simple method for completely removing very trace of hair or fuzz is\nhero given, Tliis Is painless and usually a, single treatment will banish\neven stubborn growths. To remove\nhairs, mako a thick paste with somo\npowdered delatono and water, spread\non [hairy surface and after about 2\nminutes rub off, wash the wkln and\ntho hairs arc gone. This method will\nnot mar tho skin, but to avoid disappointment, bo certain you get delatone.\nForeign Secrotary Sets Forth Orders\nWhereby Neutrals May Trade\nWithout Difficulty.\n(By Daily News Leased Wire.)\nLONDON, June 22.\u2014The Torelgn office toduy delivered tn Ambassador\nPago for transmission to Washington a\nmemorandum, explanatory of eTfor-ts\nbeing mado to mitigate tbo -hardships\nof neutral traders on account of the\norders in council and other war measures affecting their interests. The\nmemo, although nut a reply to thc\nAmerican contraband notes gives a\nsummary of tlie measures adopted by\nGreat Britain with thc purpose of enforcing, with as little friction as possible, Its policy of shutting off Germany from tlie rest of the world. Thc\nforeign office sets forth orders whereby neutrals may trade without coming\nIng into conflict with these regulations.\nTbo ti;xt of tho note will not be\npublished here until it is given out in\nWashington.\nAUSTRALIA ASKED FOR AS\nMANY MEN AS POSSIBLE\n(By Daily News Leased Wire,)\nLONDON, June 2$\u2014\"The Cummon-\nwealth minister of defense,\" says a\nSydney despnleli to lhe Times, \"hus\nreceived n request from the imperial\nauthorities fur as many men us possible. Efforts will bo made to rulso\nanother contingent, comprising three\ninfantry brigades.\"\nX A. McLeod of Ymir is paying a\nshort business visit to tho city und is\nregistered at the Hume.\nA meeting of-tho Nelson Improvement association will bo hold in tbe\nboard of trado rooms -tonight ut 8\nu'clock.\nYesterday's mid-week market was\nwell attended and the bulk of every-\nrthlng shown waa -sold at good prices.\n\u25a0Strawberries cold at 3 boxes for 25\n\u25a0cents. White \u25a0cherries wero 5 cents a\npound and 0 i>ounds I'or 2fi cents, while\nblack cherries went at G cents straight\nprice. There was a largo demand for\noggs at 30 conts a dozen.\nAt tlie annual roso show, to be held\non July I, members of the Nelson and\nDistrict Women's Institute will be eligible to compete for tlie following\nprizes donated by the department of\nagriculture: First und -second prizes for\nadult meinbers for the must original\ndesign In flower display and first, second and third prizes for junior members for tbe best decorated basket of\ncut flowers.\nSnap on Water Street\nProperty\nLOT NO. 0, BLOCK 75, NUMBER 1015 WATER STREET\nGood otore, plala glaaa front.. Living rooms above.. Modern.\nBasement.. Good rentable (hack on rear of lot.\nPrice, $1,350.00. Terma 1350.00 Cash, balance on mortgage.\nCharles F. McHardy\nPHONE 135, NELSON, B.C, GREEN BLOCK.\nmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmBmmmm\nII. M. Minis ut [sioaslsuid arrived in\ntlso city und put up at tiio Hume.\nK. a. Symms or Mis* Keller mine iss\nstaying ist tlie Strathcona.\nRev. 13. A. St. a. Smytlio Ot Trail\narrived In the city yestei'day and is a\nguest at Ilic Strathcona.\nA GOOD THING.\nWhen It Comes Along Don't Let It\nGot Away from You.\n\"I rcully feel that lt Is hardly pos-\nalblo to say too much in favor of\nGrape-Nuts iss a heulth food,'' writes\na Chicago lady,\n\"i'-or I) or 10 years I had suffered\nfrom indigestion and chronic constipation, caused 'by tho continued use of\ncoffeo and rich, heavy foods. My ailments mado my life so wretched that\nI was oagor to try anything that held\nout a promise of help. And that is\nhow I happened to buy a package of\nOrupe-Nuts food last spring,\n\"That ended my experiments. For\nIn Grape-Nuts I found exactly what\nI wanted and neesl' d. From the day\ni-bcgan to uso It I noticed an Improvement and in a very few weeks I found.\nmy health was being- restored.\n\"My digestive apparatus now- works\nperfectly and chronic constipation has\nbeen entirely relioved. I have gained\nlu weight 'materially and UTe is* a\nvery pleasant thing to mo so long as\nI uso Grape-Nuts onco or twice a day.\nI havo foiinsl by experiment that If I\nlcuvo It off for a few days m hcaluh\nsuffers,\n\"A plsyslclun ln our town has groat\nsuecss lu treating stomach troubles\nand tho secret of lt Is tliat ho puts\nhis patient on Orape-Nuts food\u2014It always brings back tho power of digestion.\"\nJ-iamo given by Canadian Postum\nCo,, \"Windsor, Ont. Read \"Tho IHond\nto Wollvlllo\" ln pltga. \"There's a reason.\"\nEver read tha above letter? A new\nono appears from time to time. They\nare genuine, true and full of human\nIntar-j-H. , .. I... , .\nATHLETIC UNDERWEAR\nTo uss yourself well in summer I\nIs to dress comfortably, Iboglimtog |\nat tbo \"ground floor.\"\nSummer <2omfort means under-\ngarments of smooth, sheer fabrics |\n\u2014cool, and comfortably designed\nto give -free -play lo tho breezes [\nund to the muscles as well.\nThis kind we'll! show you\n\u25a0whatever the 'prleo.\nQuarter slooves or sleeveless. Full or toco length.\nCotton, Lisle, Nainsook,\nSoisette, Mercerized, &c, &c.\nThere's a long price range at> |\ncording to Uio fabhrlc.\n50c to $1.50 tho GARMENT\nEmory & Walley I\nTHE OUTFITTERS\nLetter from Scotland Tells of Exciting Maneuvers Which Gave Victory to Patrol Boat.\nCily Daily News Leased \"Wire.)\nPORT ARTHUR, Ont., June 22.\u2014iW.\nDoiigall oi' Port Arthur Iiuh received a\nletter from his mother ut Aherdeeu,\nScotland in which sho describes the\nsinking; tif a submarlno hy a Britisli\npatrol ship. She witnessed thc landing-\nOf the Germnn sailors who were made\nprisoners. The fi^hl. took place near\ntho Bullors'of Buchdn, ;l few miles off\nPotorhcod, between a British warship\nand one or tho latest, typo of German\nsubmarines about two wcoks ago. Persons- on slioro saw the submarine maneuvering and a few minutes later u\nBritish wiirsliip came around the cape.\nThe warship lighted the sub-marine\nand charged full speed, but tlie sub-\ninariiu, deftly evaded thc first charge.\nTho warship out-maneuvered the submarine anil, placing tho latter between\nthe -shore and itself, it charged again.\nTho crew of tlie submarine was on\ndeck manning a gun, hut 'before It had\ntime to uso it lho worship ran tho\nplunger down and sank It.\n\u2022Several Germans wero lost 'but the\nmajority wero saved, including tlm captain, -who, however when being taken\naboard tho British warship, shot .himself. The other members of thc crew\nwero landed at Peterhead Tho Germans woro almost mobbed by tho citizens of Peterhead, -who -had prepared a\nheup of eggs and old potatoes for their\nreception. The -police, however, found\na placo of safety for the Huns who\nwero later taken to Kdlnburgh castle\nto bo placed in tho compound.\nThey wero guarded by members of\ntho famous Black Watch regiment.\nCONVICT ATTEMPTS TO\nESCAPE; IS KILLED\n(By Daily News Leased Wire.)\n'SUDBURY, Onl., June 22.\u2014While\nescorting six prisoners to tho morning train hound for Burwash prison\nfarm, Turnkey .Sam Scott shot James\nO'Brien, one of the prisoners, who was\nattempting to escape\nO'Brien rait three blocks niter be-\nin-g shot and d'led on the way to a hos-\nipital. He was under a -throe months'\nsentence- for vo granny-\nAnnual Concert\nSt. Joseph's Schooll\nNELSON,\nThursday, June 24,1915|\nIn the Parish Hall.\nPROGRAM.\nWelcome s*honis, Senior airls. Ho-I\ncitation, \"Mixed Orders,\" Junior Uoys.l\nSong, \"Goi\u00ab- to llcctln',\" Baby Girls; I\naccompanist Mlsa Edna Noxan. PIano-[\ntorlo solo, \"Charge of the Light Bri-J\ngudo,\" Muster A. Jjapolnte.\nFirst scene, Operetta, \"Red Hiding I\nMood.\" Oast ot characters\u2014lle