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C\u201e TUESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 21, 1922\nMissing Issue Not. 20, 1922\nNo. 184\nEx-German Chancellor\nOvations for Bonar Law and\nClynes, Leader ol Opposition\nLADY ASTOR NEXT\nTO COLONEL GRETTON\nChamberlain Takes Seat Father Held on Breaking\nWith Gladstone\nAppointment of Crewe\nas British Ambassador\nVery Favorably Received\nLONDON. Nov. 20.\u2014(By Canadian\nPress dable)\u2014The appointment of the\nmariiui*\" of Crcwi* as British amba.Hsa-\ndor to France in succession to Baron\nHartlinse, who Ik retiring from the\ndiplomatic, service, is especially interesting and has been rsestveg very\nfavorably. ; lt i.s the most important\ndiplomatic appointment In the gift\nof the British Kovernment, with the\npossible ixct-ption of the ambassadorship nt Washington.\nI\nC\ni\ncurpu--\nweald\nntSttt'l\ncourt\nLONDON, Nov. 2t>.\u2014(By fanndlan I\nPress Cable).\u2014Rt- Hon. John R.\nClynes was recognized n** the leader\nof the opposition tn parlfnmont today |\nafter the memberB of the liousf: had |\nHcrambled ln good nutured but ln-1\ntense rivalry to tag their favorite !\nHeata. Prime Minister Bonar Law j\n\u2022waa given a great ovation by his |\n\u2022supporters and Mr. Clynes hy Jils. |\nWhen the black rod summoned the |\nmembera to the house of lordit the i\nprime minister went first, but *was j\nJoined Immediately hy Mr. Clynes. i\nThey shook hands cordially and walk- j\ned out together. The significance\nOf this waa accepted at once as :\nnettling what has been a point of'\ncontroversy since the election.\nReelect Speaker\nThe commona reelected J. H. Whit- ;\niley speaker and then adjourned for |\nthe state opening of parliament next j\nThursday. Even among tlie pleas- :\nuntrlos of the i,ccaj*lou there were i\nHlgns of tempers on edge. During '\nthe formal procedure in the bouse of !\nloj^'B a member of parliament, stand- j\ning In the gallery shouted:\n\"We'll aack the lot. There's an ]\nend of tranquility.\"\nOrder was called.\nWhen Mr. Cbrnes entered, a com- j\nniona supporter of his cried: \"That's being\n!tho little man who worried them.\" ! refused\n.'There were cheers and jeers. Then j tight H\niin honor of Mr. Whitley aome new IChUdera\nmembers shocked the bouae by start- | was an\n[Ing to aing \"For he's a jolly good\nfellow,\" but were quickly hushed.\nLloyd George Absent\nThere was much tension in antlcl-\nhtatlon of the appearance of Bt, Hon.\n, JDavld Lloyd George, but he did not\n. attend. A friend, however, tagged\n, for him a coveted corner mint with\nI the National Liberal n in the two front\nI benches below the gangway on the\ni left.\n1 The Aaqulthians sre behind them,\nI though Herbert H. Asquith tock his\nj old seat on tho opposition beside Mr.\nj Clynes. Rt- Hon. Austen Chamber-*\ni Iain, on the government side opposite\nI JLIoyd Oeorge, Is in the very Bc.it his\n. ifather took when ho broke away from\nGladstone.\n, Lady .astor rinds a Seat\nLady Astor left hwr house before\nj per usual breakfast time thia morn-\n*ng to obtain a mod seat in the\n'.louse, but although- she arrl\\ed about\ni H o'clock she found that a number\nf her fellow member's hail Inserted\n\u25a0ards ln the beet -fee-its. She tastily\nhrocured a card and Stock it ln:o the\njjorner seat on th*- government hide.\nWhere Lord Cureori once sat. Then\nhe member for Hutton sat down, and\n>n a few minutes a colonel came In\nn such a hurry that the was almost\nrrathlesa and rseis, d the seat next\n'*o hers. Lady Astor was astonished to ;\nrind it was Colonel John tJ ret tort, |\n\u25a0hamplon of the liquor Interest*, and j\n'tastenod to remark, \"I hope you don't j\n.nlnd my sitting here.\"\nI \"Not at ail,\" replied the colontl, j\nwhereupon Lady Astor voiced thii opln- \u25a0\nton that . \"nemesis attends all who '\n*ome up against drink and women\" i\n, JUaarra lasts for War Tatsrans\nI Scats were courteously earmarked\n\u25a0for Major Cohun. the legless Member i\n>f the house of commons, and la*.tain I\nMartin, who is blind, both being wnr\nleroes.\nLloyd -George will make an import-\nit announcement on Wednesday when !\nftiis friends expect him to declare his J\n,,-ollcy regarding tho government. It |\nfe believed that he will make no ef\nfort to attack this year, but will do j\n,iis utmost to assure the imiooth j\n. i \u25a0 .!\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 of the Irish bill. He is busy\n\u25a0 t his headquarters with many eel*\niod It la reported that an ntteinr.\ns being made to rednlte the Liberal\n:>arty.\nChurchiu -arm .tost\nWhile the government hopes i;o find\n\"i sufe seat for Lieu tenant-Colon?! Leslie Wilson, parliamentary aeoeilarv \"l\nthe treasury, within a couple of weeks\n.Winston Churchill Is not planning -m\n\u2022 \u25a0arly return. A- soon a* his he;iii'i\nnnlts he will visit tWgfe. Oa> ''I li -.\u2022\nKARL JOSEPH\nFormer Oerman chenc-t\ntlon of whose ministry\nluted a political crisis.\nWIRTH,\niBer, resifoa-\nhas prectpl-\nORDERS DELAY\nIN EXECUTION\nOF SENTENCES\nTWO CONTESTS\nONLY FOR THE\nBYELECTIONS\nStraight Fight lor Lanark;\nThree-Cornered One for\nHalifax\nEXCLUSION\nOf ASIATICS\nIS APPROVED\nSloan's Amendment to Immigration Act Passes Without Dissension\nNO ILL WlUlWARD\nTHE ORIENTAL RACES\nImperial Oil Company\nBuys Petroleum Lear.es\nat Edmonton Auction\nSuspends Irish Military' ^il _2L\\\nCourt Sentences Pending\nCivil Tribunal\nDUBLIN, Nov\npus proosadln-ffs\nBnklas ChUdsn\nmorning until\not' the rolls di\nof lh* milltai;\nbronchi lo behalf ot \u25a0\nwere \\djsurn\u00ab i this ;\ndiiioitow, th\" master '\nsetlOSJ lhat no order\ncourt Km executed j\nElimination oi Bowser Motion Leaves Field Clear;\n.All Parties Support\npending\nunal.\nWhen the gut OS]\nmaster of the roll\ntold that the\nto nlve th\nOTTAWA, Nov. 10.\u2014Art 1 result of\ntoday**, official nominations for can-\ni dlnetoji to fill the five vacant federal\nconstituencies there will be only two\nelection con teats. As forecast* Lib-\nS oral rar.dldat.es in the constituencies\n! of Ungentle und Jacques Cartier,\n1 Quel so, and Gloucester, N.B-. were\n, acclsdined. B, Ko berge, or Laurler-\ninember for Megan tic.\nwill represent\nJacqUeS (.'artier, and John R. Robi-\ni-haad ia member for Gloucester. These\ni*\"i'HtiliH*nuleB were all represented by\nLiberal*-! in the last parliament.\nln Lanark. Ont.. there is u straight\nlight between Dr. R. 1\\ t*reston,\nConservative, rand David Kuudluy. Liberal. Both candidates live In Carlton j\nPiece,\nTwo Liberals end Labor Man\nTwo Llheral candidate.-\" and one\nLabor candidate were nominated to '\ne up before tbe ' contest Halifax- They ure Hon. Rob-\nthe judge on! ert K, Finn, minister without port-\ngovernment had | folio in the Nova Scotia government,\nnames of the I Alderman J. ,1. Bower, K.C.. and the\nunder arrest in addition to j Lit hor nominee. James n'Connell.\n\u25a0clared that such a refuse] i Hulifux. a marine engineer.\nnullify babes | Mr. Klnn was nominated by the\nj official I.fberul convent ion recently.\nI Mr. Power's name was also before\ni the loiiveiition. lie stated SUbsS-\nI quently that ht* did not reeognlze the\n, meeting ua representative of the Hall-\nI fax Liberal party and Would offer\n: himself a\u00ab a Htralght Liberal camli-\nj date providing there v..i\u00ab no Con-\nl servailve nomination,\ndecision by the civil tnb-\nu attempt to\nrights and if persisted la h<\nregard the provisional govern\naction as l device to oUPt th\nfrom Jurisdiction.\nVICTORIA. Nov. '>i). -Without a\ndissentient voice the legislature this\nafternoon approved of the resolution\npresented by Hon. William Sloan,\nminister of) minus, calling for an\namendment to the Immigration act,\nto tcompletely prohibit Asiatic immigration into Canada. Hon. T. 1>.\n1'atlullo, whu dosed the debate, held\nthat in passing the resolution the\nhouse was showing no Ill-will against\nthe oriental, but It wus recognized\nthat biologically there was u great\ndifference between lhe white and\noriental races.\nMust Trade Togethtr\n\"We must trade together, but '1\nthink ii is sufficient to suggest that\nme should oc < upy oilr own spheres,\"\nsaid Mr. IMUullo.\nThi' del ute on the motion ha\npied Several days and at times It\nleaked as if there would be a sharp\ndivision nf i.pinion, but with the elimination uf tbe Bowser amendment\nlast week, the ground was left clenr\nand all parties supported the minister of mines' motion\nHouse in Unison\nThe house, the minister or lands,\nconsidered, was In unison on the\nquestion. Rome of the members, he\nfelt, had been endeavoring to make\nil political football uf the QuctfUoR,\nbut deep down In their hearts Ihey\ndid not differ in policy fioni the\n\u25a0overnment members.\nThe terms of the resolution were\nabout us tur as the house could go.\nKDMONTON. Nov. 20.\u2014Petroleum\nlenses covering an area of 3400 acrea\nwere purch:uied by the Imperial Oil\ncompany nt the auction sale held here\nMonday afternixm, the a.reu covered\nb-eing In the same township us the\ntown of Irrna.,\nin alt. 3440 acres Of petroleum\nleases were put up for auction sale,\none letrul' \u2022subdivision consisting of\n40 acres beiug bought by a local\noil company-\nCAPITULATIONS\nMAIN QUESTION\nIN TURK EYES\nWarn lsmet He Will Be\nHanged li He Yields on\nthe Point\nPAKIS. Nov tt.-*-fiemet 1'asha, chief\nTurkish delegate* at. the \"[\u2022ausanne\nconference, has Sjrstn been instructed\nby the Angora AM emMy positively\nnot to yield on .he question of\ncapitulations, according to authoritative confirmation rSJ idling I'aris.\nThese instructions, it is said, were\nsent in view of the prohnMlity that\none of the biggest battles of lhe\nconference will be inught over (his\npoint, the Turks InstBliiig that tor-\n* \\ eigncrs be amenable to the Turkish\nlaws and courts und life other nations declaring thut (Jieir nalionu]**\nbe accorded extra tcr.-'torial rights.\nIt is pointed out Ihiit, rightly or\nwrongly, from lhe BBTntPjSnn point ut\nview, the Angora government places\nUs reeuest for abotttl-o.] ot the cap-\nItulettom tirst in Imnontenee on its\nlist of peace terms.\nlsmet is declared ti i have been\nwarned in no uncertah i terms that\nhe will be hanged if he yields on\ncapitulations.\nMEETING HAS\nSIGNIFICANCE\nlsmet Declares Armistice\nConcluded on Basis of\nWilson's Principles\nFINAL PEACE FOR ALL\nGREAT BRITAIN'S WISH\nRUDYARD KIPLING.\nwho was recently elected lord rsetof\nof St. Andrews university, succeeding\nsir James iianie. is now reported\nseriously ill\nFlashes By Wire\nCounsel for the prisoners requet\na stay of execution but the Judge\nplied that he had no Jurisdiction.\nCannot Otra Vadsrtafetnf\nThe court asked counsel for\ngowrnment if he would give an un-I\ndertiiklng that the execution of the\nmen would not be carried out if the\ncourt was adjourned. Counsel replied\nthat he wns unnble to give such an\nundertaking. Later the master of the\nrolls, In adjourning the case to tomorrow morning, directed that the\norders of the military court be not\ncarried out pending the civil court's\ndecision.\nt'ndei* authority given by a sail\nureann statute passed early in Sep-\nti in her tho Free State authorities in\nDublfaS. befau last week to pursue a\nmore rigoroua policy looking to the\nrestoration of order in Ireland. It\nwas announced on Friday last four\ncivil inns had been executed after a\ntrial by B military court on a charge\nof tudawful possession of revolvers.\nStanding of\nGaston Gains on\nRecount of Votes\nbut Lodge Leads\nBOP.TON, Nov. 10.\u2014With all but 17\nsmall towna in the state heard from,\nthe tally of the recount of the vote\ncast for Cnlted States Senator Henry\nCabot Lodge and his Democratic opponent, William A. Gaston, Is as follows:\nOaStO*. 406.111; Lodge, 411.S30.\nPress returns: tiaston, 484,501;\nl.odge. 410,910.\nThii* is a net gain of \"JHti for tias-\nRadio Program\nfor Tonight\nB\u00abIow le tonight's radio pro-pram to\nbe broadcasted from The Daily News station, operated by the Canadian Auto ft\nElsstrle company, from 8 to 9 o'clock.\nRecords loaned by courtesy of Helota-\nmun St, Co.:\n1. \"Don't you Itemcmber the Time,\"\nduet-\n2. 'Mello Cello.\" waits.\n3. \"One Ficellrig Hour,'* violin, flute.\nI, \"Held Fast in Baby's Hands,\"\ntenor. '\nli. \"Pultun and Arabin,\" one-step.\nli. \".Min ue tte and iiarcarolle,\" orchestra.\n7. \"O! It'a a Lovely War.\" baritone\nI. \"Bright Dyes,\" iox trot.\nt. \"The Herd Girl's Dream,\" violin,\nflute,\nlit. News items.\nII, \"Wyoming.\" tenor.\nII, \"The Lye WalU.\"\nII. special requests.\nDmniatio Critic Dim.\nLONDON. Nov. H InSSSe Brere- j\nton. Journalist and dramatic critic, died\nhere today.\nJ. P. Morgan Xaills-posed\nj LONDON. Nov. 20.\u2014J. P, Morgan\nlis indisposed at hia lion ie ut Walford,\nFiro Dsttroya Foai dry Shop\nP1TTUUHOR, Nov rn\u2014<*nc of th.\nmain shops of the tr-uquesut Btsi I\nFoundry company at Kendall was destroyed by fire tonight ITSIhnsN Of\nthe loss was J.ir.n.tnn.\nCivic Employee Mn&ing\nCALCAKY, Nov. 20. \u2014 Rlchftrd \"Sail-\n! or\" Hcown, aged i\u00bb\", a eit>- employee,\ni left home in the Belfast fltrlnleil last j\nThursday and bus nol btsa seen or .\nI heard of since.\nYoung Man Tlrss of Xdfa\nNKW LISKn,AKD. < Hit . Nov 20,\u2014 '\nLeaving a note explainiif,' lhat BS\nwas tired of life, l-'.dward Wright. ||\nwhose home was in this town, has\nbeen found in a bUSh n> ar here, t|,\nhad a hull, I ihroii-gb his head and\nhis hand stttl eteeped his nn\u00bb\nFEMALE PIRATE\nLOOTS STEAMER\nON CHINA COAST\nWith Band of Buccaneers\nSeizes Cash and Valuables\non British Ships\nHONGKONG. Nov. 20.\u2014Stor.ss\nof A female pirate leader and her\ndesperate band of Chinese buccaneers, who. yesterday, seized\nthe British steamer Suisn, overcame the crew alter a sanguinary\nbattle and then escaped with all\nthe cash and valuables on board\nwere related by the passengers\nwho landed from the vessel this\nafternoon.\nThroughout the piratical adventure, the woman leader is said to\nhave calmly directed the move-\nments of her band. She was\nwounded, toqather with threa of\nher buccaneers, when the passengers and crew engaged them in\na battle. Two of the ship's crew\nwere killed and several wounded.\nDo Not Answer\nMiners' Request\nfor Conference\nAllied Police Australian Liberal\nUndetermined: Wing Leader Unable\nto support Hughes\nEXPECT DEVELOPMENTS\nIN RAILWAY ROBBERY\nTu\nt'l\ni.NST\nANTINOH.K.\nN\nJV,\n20.-\n-Al\nthoi\n1Kb M\none pssjsjfeea\nsre\ns made\nto-\nday\na I a\neontinitatiini\not\nthi\ns cor\nter-\neni!\n< l-etwccii ibe nllie\n1 g\nent\n\u25a0ralH\nand\n,\nRafsl Pasha, Uw Turkish Nationalist\nfesernor of Cnnetantlnople, eonplete\nairieeiiient v,is not reached on the\nqeentlnn of tin* trending of the allied\npolice. It \u00abrnS decided hy tjn* |MI\"\nerai t,- refer i\" the queetten of their\nrsepeettva (uvemmenie- The next\nmeet ink li>-l ween the generals and\nK.if-t Paehe \"ill OS held on Wed-\nI Standing of Groups\nin Pole Parliament\nMKl.lioUKNK. Nov. JO.\u2014(By Canadian press Cubic, vie Reutsre).\u2014\nHon. U\". A- Watt, ex-treasurer of the\ncomtnenweulth und leader of the Lite,\neral wing of the Nationalist party.\nspeaking at St. ICllda today orlttelsed\nthe government's budget and de-\nelurel that he was no longer able\nto support Premier Hughes) and\nudded:\n\u2022'The people of Great Britain have\nscreiped the coalition govsrament.\nThey were tired uf hectic iM>litlcH\nand desired a period ol' nuietude,\"\nThut wns Australia's need, he aald.\nHAMILTON,\nwill ho fnrtli-\nrubbery at th<\nHul'falu railway her,\nin the next .\\ hoi\ntonlKbt, all, r eOA I\nvesttfetlng the the\nof Jewelry contain\nr-, -Attempting to\n\u2022i through s fence\nif his gun uhiie\nLeslie Brrcher, W,\nWill Honor Railway President\nMONTESAU .V the Na-\n| tional W.C.T.l'. next year.\nCongress Formally Opens\nVVASIllNliT'-N. Nov. I'm - Tic lUh\nooBgress forranHf esssnesl us doon\ntoday for the third s- -sinti, bUl it dig\n'little mors than uctiially gel Ml tlie\n| joh.\nCALQARY, N'..\\ \u25a0:<>. Offli I Ui ol\n; dl strict N*o. in. United Wins sTsthsis\not America, have not reoetved any\nI reply from th.* Bdmonton operator!\nyet i- -fardlng requt lU foi \u25a0\u2022 i onf* i -\n: ence. Roberi Peacock, dletrld sec-\nj rotary, said JtCondej thai ths enern-'\n! ton n, tb- Edmonton field hav,. nol\nevinced any interest In getting to-\ni |eth< r \u00bbitii ths onion of-ftotnls oa the\nqueatl ( making sn sgreement for\nthe union srorkera In tli- Kdmonton\nti- id tlthough \"\"\u25a0 p< i oent or ths\nnun,is ire imw orsnniaed, si rdlng\ni In official n ixnta, tie up* r iton have\n! not comrauntented directly with Um\nj district headquarti rs hen, and here\nj con flm '1 thi Ir sttsntkww to dLns o n\nI sgltig ti \u25a0gnntsere, srho hnve been\nJ sen) Into Ihe n- id from tins te tunc,\nI offk Lsla ma\nAsks Investigations\nInto Harsh Treatment\nof Canadian Citizens\nVenizelos Inscrutable Under\nTurkish Ind';*nient of\nGreek i my\nLAUSANNE?! Nov. 20.\u2014\nThat peace on :th would result from the la? fs of the near\neast conference? jvas the hope\nvoiced by the \"- eakers at the\nbrief opening session today.\nThia sentiment - as voiced first\nby President I * tb of the Swisrf\nconfederation, who presided\nover the opening meeting, and:\nit was dwelt upon by both Lord\nCurzon and lsmet Pasha in\ntheir responses to addresses on\nbehalf of the neutral delegations assembled in the Lausanne casino, where the impressive inaugural ceremony was\nheld. Today's sitting required but\nhalf un hour mid tomorrow momiiiK\nthe eeassssPJ of the conference will\nbe actively heRtin.\nHas World-Wide Significance\nThe prospects of I'nited States activity in tho conference, which many\nforeigners appeared to interpret aa\nthe launching of a new American\npolicy in Europe, and tho presence\nof a Strong dstegegseo from Japan,\ngave world-wide significance to the\nconclnve.\nBenito MheeoUnl, the new strong\nman of Italy with his air of alert\n( iieternilnatlon drew all eyes as he\nmoved to hli* place not far from tht*\n; white haired and white bearded,\ni Winze!-.-.*. Whose tottvttsn and popularity pnu lie.illy forced the abdication of a Grecian kitlK, and who Ih\n\u25a0 here to appl) all hlH diplomatic skill\n' to save what he can for his country\n1 In the nonce wilh Turkey, which the\n1 i-onferenr-'P' is to formulate.\nVenizelos Inscrutable.\nt Venicetus sat Inscrutable under the\naccusations of the chief Turkish plen-\nlpotentlai% tssnet Pu^h;^. tlmt the\nGreek nrm.v, vrithont Just If ten tion,\nhad \u25a0ystetbatloally Invaded tho\nTurkish OOnntrysMs Ud made il\nmillion Turks hotnelssB, hungry wm-\ndsrere\nThe Olt'ifruin nation wantH peace\n\u00abith us heart. lsmet told his hearer*', hut he vsnrned them that Inettnnj\npeace tniiKt be founded upon mutual\nrespect of Rational liberty and Inde-\npendsnee.\nLord Cnraon K*aimplele accord hi \\\\\\ MB\nrentier Polncare, Lord Curzon and\nrender lluosollnl on all matters\n\u25a0I\nPass\nThe Weather\nut Washington, Ont., wns Instantly\nkilled when tin gun discharged\nthrough the trigger catching on the\nfelict*.\nI\nsbssnl\nlh\nMonths, untl) th\nlefeat is somes\n* (The above 41\n-ii tbe United\n\\'ork Herald)\nit Mm. ni\n:*\":;;,'\":\nW.\\l SAW. NOV. \u00bb. -\nThe niliKeiip\nof the MW parllaimnt\nIs oftlclally\nsnnouni ed ** follows:\nChnmbi r of deputies,\nnatlonat un-\nConference on\nKu Klux Klan\nat White House\nContesting Lanark\nDe Valera Proclamation\nDeclares Adherents of\nFree State Are Rebels\nIon, forming\nth. ilKlit block, 70 mem- I\ni.l | bm.\nThuguri\niMWe\nnicr\n,1.\nSTEAMER BESSIE\nDOLLAR DISABLED\nVANCOUVER, Nov. |0.\u2014Tha Csna\nliiu Kteamer Re^slfl I**M**r. Inbouini\n'mm Yokohama, is dis^Uded RiK biin-\n'\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0a bore, sccordlnK to radio mfimi^\nl tug haa been nent to hor aaalat-\nnce. >\nRndksli\nireop, M\nI'oilMl I\nNational Labor party. IS.\nnull-1 Okon's peasant group, i.\nLeft wing. Populist Or Ht.'ii'in-*k|\nKi\"iip. \"A, Utile Poland Peasant party.\nfive; Motions! Mlnoristi S3; ind\nCoininunislH, two.\nHrnntp -National Chrlatian Cnlon,\nIt; Moderutu Populists, 14; Rndleul\nHopulintB, |; rtoclullstH. T; National\nIsAbur, 2; National .Mlnoristi, ?T;\nand varloun members, 6.\nWAtfltlN'-JTON. N'u\\ 20. Aetlvltles j\nof tlie Klu Klux Klan formed the :\nsubject of a Whil. Houae eoiiferenee\ntOnen between President lianllng, At- (\ntorny-Ueneral Dougherty and iloveroor\nParker nnd Attornej-Oeneral t'oco of\nlaOUlMinna. Tlie conference waa ut the\nreQUtst of the governor, whu weeks\nf- ihrni cooperation in rurbing alleted\nInternists o^sratlons of the klan\n\u00a3ope Pius Oilers\nCardinal's Hat to\na German itnit\nSTEAMER ARRIVALS\nI ROME, Nov. 20^\u2014Pop*\n[i nil thf> red hat to tho li\nnn Jesuit, Father Khrle, fssf\narlan at (he Vatlesn, but thi\n\u25a0ns not bes-p scyptei an yst\nMuntclalr. at Montreal, from Llver-\n\u2022ei\nOrduna, at New York, from Hum-\nAipiftnnia.\nNew Vnrk.\nHomeric.\nr\nat Southampton, from\nat Southampton, from\nLiverpool, from Now\nNew Chancellor\nof Germany Has\nFormed Ministry\nMKItl.l.v, N'ov. :n Williilm Cuno\nla tternmny'. Uth rhancollor mill Ihf\nfiriit non-i'iirtlsHii. non-parllam\u00abnt*ry\nholder of the pout in the n.w rvpubllc.\nH\u00bb riiiH hmm\u00abI In forminl his nnv\nciti'liu t, hut announc.m.nt ol it.\nrn.mt.er. will not be made olliclully\nlualli H-uivtroi, .\t\nDl HI.I.\\, Nov\n10.\u2014ahunons is v..!-\nefa ill tilt- III M I-\noi* the -ii, ptihli'* of\nIrelaii.r tOBlffhl\nlaeei,( s proohunetlon\ndeen. lli| thai t\nh* dnll \u00ablreann re-n-\nlUtlOll \"I .Limit\n\u2014 t, test, anproi Im\n\u25a0nd reveheC sj\ni,i dsdering saythhu\nli.-' ,Mle nni|. |-\nMm- rssolntlen void\niii.i srltheiil stti\net\nPurthermeie,\nthe prorlamatloi\t\nStars! that \"ih\ni persons known is\nami Htyllnic th, i\nisslves ss ths scevle*\nlonal fOVert n\np| gonthsro Ireland,\nand their ndh. i,\nnt-. nre, and naall be*\ngserssd alsrars t\no hnVS heen an IlllgSl\nbody sad sscb\nHereof guilt] of ru\nbeiiiou igninsi\nths republic \"\nDR. R. F. PRESTON\nFonnor ChnservatK-e whii> ami\nIllllllhlei* without poi llnllo hi the\nHearst government of Ontario, will\ncontest ths Lanark county bye lee \u2022\nCharge Austrian Editor\nWith High Treason for\nRoyalist Demonstration\n\\li;\\\\A, Nov. no.\u2014Col, dttnenpt\nWolff, editor of Ihe LOgMmlSl Stiuits-\nwehr, haw been arrested, charged\n0 Ith hlKb Ire. \u00bbon. The arrem y,_-,\ndue i- < -mail Lssjttlmisl dsnjonntTn\ntion held >e.sierilay, when a group\nattempted to tn.nch upon ptrllnmerl\nand demand lecognltion of former\n| asn ftiaa S0q iz \u00bb*ni\n8 A KM A (mi , N \u25a0\u25a0 -\" Repres\u00abnt.\nstlsns Invs i** \u25a0 b ma* bj fTUfrW I\nKent) local sen n i :-- thi e arc\ntar*) \u2022\u25a0\u25a0 I '\u2022 ic i slh >i Ktatt \u25a0\n,,-ni to th Csi idls n '.-'\u25a0 : ol tof\n. , i iu>n foi sn \u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 tlfsttoii si Um\n, |t|\u00bb :, , .1 ,\\ .1-1 .t. wll.. with III-.\nan.i snd twn ehlhtn ts, erne <\u2022\u25a0 pet tsd\n,i i,ie daya ego from th-i United .stares\nI,, um- , id ,\\ii and Mra Jeeenh ind\n(am 11) it- pnteth ill) i!-*-t ItUU snd\nen i\u00ab ina < mr* d foi Si n by the \u2022el-'\nConllne 'i tu the f*n in Hoi i Heron ler\n:,, d i prloi to \u25a0\u25a0 poi si Is \u25a0 ent tha*\non ii . \u25a0 .. worn snd privation\n: 11 . \u25a0\u25a0 . i'i.. s in was t prospect Its\nmothi - ravi birth to the child prc-\nm -I i'i h\ntorn i'h. whs ehkbni thai l s nwl\ndeporti i besnene he fnttsd to pay\ntin to.oi tu on sntertni th* United\n\u2022tab -j. - bnrgi h totthA i the) no nh 'i-\nii il att< m loa WBS K-\\, a in li m wife\nduring her confinement snd thut re-\npuhtivs lejtcnega \u25a0 is ipn >i lew mi\nib- in b> ,. I-..11 Heron offtehU, leeeph\nalahns lhat Im naa born in ciuibain.\nnut.\nGambling Chinese\nOat on Bail Claim\nto Be Presbyterians\nh.\\\\iii,t**\\ \u25a0 Mu Kov, W, MM\n, of the .17 I'hlnameii enented yesler-\ni day on Um ehnrge el mmhttng on\nI the LOrd'l day aiino'Hiee.l \u00ab|l(.n they\nI wi re chained iii pun. s oonrl tonnj\nihni th. \\ were ' Chi letlnns end I*tsw\u00ab\nhyti linns * The r m - *er<- laid orsr\ni \u25a0\u25a0 \"ji ^ |g||\n\u2014\nVICTORLV. So, HV\u2014\nXtlMI\ni ami\n; vl, Inltv (!. nn ill> fttlr.\nnot\nmuih\nch.iiiK*' In t- inpiiiitnrp.\nMln.\nMil\ni N.l.on ..\n23\n40\n| Vut..il,i \t\nII\ns\nKim P. \t\nM\n4-\nI'i Inc. Rupvri .\n. 0\nbll\n\\\\lniii|..\u00ab ...4\t\n,8\nM\n12\nS7 I\nl'i;iti*inn>k \t\nU\nM\na\n4\u00ab\neillk.iv Ilia- \t\nH\n24\ni:\n1 -.,, l]*1 u.l \t\n,:\n40\nS-;iltl<'\nts\n4a\niImiii,: IVrl.a . .\ni<\\\nM '\n| &Ml9 .J.-J m\u2014\u2014..^\u2014\nu _,\n.Ui\n VS~ Ttfo\".\nTHE NELSON DAILY NEWS. TUESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 21. 1922\nLeading Hotels of the West\nffmtTt Smperior Accommodation May Bt Obtained\nAMERICAN PLAN\nRates $3.50 to $5.00\nef\nGEORGE BENWELL, Proprietor\nThe Premier Hotel ol the Interior\ntPECIAL SUNDAY DINNER\n81.00\nTEAROOM OPEN 10 A, M.\nTO MIDNIGHT\nH..dqu.rt.r. f.r .II Travaling M.n. Mining M.n and Tourists,\nGood Roads League\n| Plans Campaign to\nBoost Membership\n| VICTORIA, Nov. 20.\u2014An aggressive I\nj campaign to-Increase its provincial-.\n\\ wide membership will bo carried on\ni and branches of the Good Roads\n' league will be formed lu every sec-\ni tlon of the province, the executive\nI of the league decided at tody's tneet-\n; Ing here at which members of the\ni speclol organl7,ntion committee also\nwere present. R. H. Gale, the president, presided, und Secretary Frank\nI Bird attended.\nThe constitution of the league Is\nbeing amended to provide for greater\norganization.\nMuyor McHardy of Nelson. Mayor\n, Rochester of Prince Rupert, Lome A.\nCampbell and Noble Binns and numerous others report that the league\nj has reached that point of develop-\n; ment where amend men tn must be\nmade in the constitution to provide\nj tor a much larger and more influential organization than ever, said\nHUME\u2014 H. T. Archhold, Victoria: D.\nV. Kane, Kaslo; K. W. Olefert, Toronto; McDonald son, Balmo, C. A.\nWhite, Wiineta: Major Lee, Konnlng-\nton; Mrs. Part reguin, Silverton; A,\nSpencer, Silverton; Dr. \\V. E. Qonrim,\nNew Denver; A. J. Murphy, J. Chit pp.\nSalgarv; A. Drone. Vernon; E.\nlander, Montreal; W. H. Anderson. To\nronlo; t.eorge S. Longh'im. Vancouver;\nQeorme p. Palmer, Vancouver; d. L.\nSmith. Vancouver; W. (luthrie. Van- !\ncouver: <;. it. Macintosh, Ottawa; T.\nII l.aiieitster, Calffarr; A. H. Sweeney,\nReveletoke; Dr. Cat-back, Vancouver; i\nC H. King. Grand Forks; L H, V. i\nCannhell, Bdmonton; W. I. Johnson. !\nE. N. Spokane; C. F McDougull, Grand I\n' Forks; A. C, Mesker. Midway.\nMr- Gale.\nHon. W. H. Sutherland, minister\nof publl,- works, has arranged for\nthe good roads league executive to\nmeet the cabinet tomorrow for the\npurpose of .submitting the resolutions\npassed at the Kamloops convention.\nUnder the Old Mmagement of H. W. Shore.\nNine First-class Well-lighted Sample Rooms\nHOTEL STRATHCONA\nNELSON'S LEADING HOTEL\nAmerican Plan. Magnificent Dining Room\nExtremely Comfortable Drawing Room for Ladies,\nSpecial Rates for Winter Boarderi.\ne c m A\nHands Were Raw\nWould Crack and Bleed\nSTRATHIMNA\u2014J. W. Shorman. Tort riisclnjrnr; I..\nJllco: J. N 1'eterkiti. Kdmonton; J. E. Ill l. Jackson. Vance\n.M.Hrlil\". Mra. I\u201e Meat, M.Hrl.le city; J. A.\nuvt-r; J. Waaon. Hi'Klna.\nQUEEN'S HOTEL\nCAFE IN CONNECTION.\nExcellent Meals.\nCuropa.n and Amaricn Plan.\nWhit. H.lp Exclu.iv.ly.\nnioilcrnly furnished room..\nA. LAPOINTE, Proprietor,\nTHE CLUB HOTEL\nCor. Stanley and Silica Strtete\nKlrst-claas comfortable rooms at\nreasonable rates. Special winter\nmonthly rales.\nJACK GRANT, Manager.\n\u25a0yUEENK\u2014T. J. Hurklns, Casth-aar;\n2. Host, Khnl.eiU-v; E. Tertian, Hall:\nF. | Talbot. Kiilmn; C. C Martin. Ntw\nMnr; D. V. Patera AJ>p)adate; it\nBruin, Slocan City; \u25a0>. A. ltt-vnoldx.\nCnmhnxik; C. Jonstiert;. Okanagan\nLanding, K. U Holrteii. Vancouver: 1).\nf. ttoKentl*. Vancouver: a. Shaw,\nTanrouver; T. J, Hawkins, CasLk'gar.\nMADDEN HOTEL\nMRS. MADDEN, Pr.p,\nFir.t-tlaa. Room, by th. Day,\nW.ak or Month.\nEv.ry C.n.id.ration Shown ta\nGiint..\nC.r. Bakar and Ward St... Naaxn\nKootenay Hotels\nHOTEL CASTLEGAR\nCASTLEGAR\nGeneral Store in Connection.\nSpecial Sunday Dinner,\nAsserted Soft Drirke on lot.\nE. P. DOUBLEDAY. Proprietor.\nEcMtn i or Salt Rheum, as it la\ncommonly called, is one of the most\nagonizing of. skin diseases. The Intense burning, itching and smarting,\nespecially at night or when exposed\nto heat, are almost unbearable and\nrelief is glad'.y welcomed.\nThe pre-eminent UMM which\nBurdock Blood Bitters\nhns met -with In permanently removing a disease of such severity is\ndue to its wonderful hlood cleansing nd pi*rif> in-< pro port to\nMrs. m, it. WMard DodawtlL Jet,\n(Jue.. writes:\u2014\"For about three years\n1 had etn+mmm, in a very htid form, on\nmy hands. They were __ raw ami\nwould crack and bled so that I\ncould not do my housework. I tried\neverything I cmlil think of without\nany results. At lad I Rot \u25a0 boU*) of\nBurdock Stood Btttara, a\u00bbd when i\nhi.i it about nil taken i ooutd see It\nwas help Iflf me; by the tinii- I had\ntaken flv < bottles my bunds were all\nwell afaln and I have not been bothered since, I cannot praise Burdock\nBlood Hitters criout:h\"\n.Mnnulnctiiieu only b> The T. Mil-\nburn Co.. United, Toronto, urn.\nHAVE HOPES OF\nSHORT SESSION\nOF NEWHOUSE\nIrish Problem Most Urgent;\nForeign Affairs and Unemployment Important\nLONDON. Nov. 20.\u2014The King's\nspeech at the formal opening of parliament on ..Thursday, it Is understood,\nwill begin with an important reference to foreign affairs, followed by\nan allusion to unemployment at horn*-;\nus connected with the unsettled condition of Kurope. Legislation estah-\nllshlng the new constitution of Ireland will be mentioned, however, as\nlhe sole matter .which necessitated the\nmeeting of parliament for the second\ntime this year and the house will be\ninvited to pass upon tt without delay.\nThe official view Is that 10 working days should suffice both for the\ndebate on the reply to the speech\nfrom the throne and the passage of\nthe Irish bill, but It Is regarded as\nsomewhat doubtful If the governments\nprogram for a very short session can\nbe strictly adhered to.\nOpposition 111 High Spirits\nContrary to the usual experience\nafter a general election, the opposition as represented by the augmented\nLabor party, Is In high spirits over\nthe reinforcement of its numbers and\n| Is not likely to forego willingly the\n| opportunity the debate will offer. An\n! amendment raising the problem of\nunemployment and submitting Labor\nproposals on this subject, lt Is expected, wil> be pressed upon the government, and other amendments may\nlie moved, while the benches will he\ncrowded with members from the north\n| eager to address the house on matters In which they are keenly interested.\n\"Gxpeeti feet Improvement\n\"Robert Smtllle, president of the\nScottish Miners' union, however, told\nWs executive committe at Glacgow today that although Labor is now about\nUl) strung, they must not expect a\nmtl'cnium in the next few months, but\nthey might look for a vast improvement In conditions for the workers.\nThe two Liberal parlies will also bo\nacthe and It may be necessary to offer apaalal days for the debate after\nthe Irish business is transacted.\nMatter of Expediency\nAakOd whether Newbold, the solitary Communist in the new parliament,\nwould take the uuth of allegiance :o\nthe King, tin- Communist part)'a parliamentary secretary admitted that the\noath did not accord with the principles of tlft party, but added that\n\"as a matter of expediency\" no practical difficulty was anticipated.\n.^JF*.\nCoat Sacrifice\nAn Eastern Coat Manufacturer, overstocked, has\nsent us a large consignment of beautiftd fur trimmed\nLADIES' COATS to dispose of. They come in Bolivia,\nVelour, Duvetyn and Saxonia\u2014the season's favored fabrics\u2014and trimmed with Beaverine, O'Possum, Racoon\nand Beaver\u2014The Season's Popular Fur Trimmings, at\nALMOST MANUFACTURERS' COST\nWe are passing these on to you. They only arrived\nSaturday and six of them were taken.\nThis is surely your opportunity FOR QUICK ACTION.\nNelson Dry Goods Co.\nLADIES' WEAR SPECIALISTS\nCanada Will .\nParticipate\nin\nOTTA*\\VA, Nov. 20.\u2014Canada will\nparticipate in the British Empire exhibition to be he'd at Wembley park,\nnear London, ln 1924, and will have\na pavilion covering approximately\n150.000 square feet of space, lt was\nannounced by Hon. Charles Stewart,\nminister of the interior in his Interview this afternoon with Major E. A.\nBelcher, assistant general manager\nof the exhibition, and head of the\nmission which has toured the provinces and placed the matter of participation before the various governments.\nThe amount.of money which it Is\nproposed to spend on the Canadian\nexhibit for the occasion was not\nstated. The space being taken, however, is the same as that being taken\nby Australia, \"Which ls spending $1, \u25a0\n2Fi0.00O on Us display of Australian\nproducts for the exhibition.\nAll Enthusiastic\nMajor Belcher expressed satisfaction with the result of his tour of\nCanada- The provincial governments, he stated, had all been enthusiastic in their support of the\nproposal placed before them and the\ngovernment of Newfoundland had announced its Intention of taking a\npavilion of approximately 8000 square\nfeet at an expenditure of $60,000.\nOne of the best Mies on the exhibition ground had been reserved\nfor the Canadian pavilion. Major\nBelcher stated, and he was confident that the exhibit of Canada's products und natural resources would\nbe one of the best on the grounds.\nThe \"exhibition will continue six\nmonths from April. 1924. and on a\nconservative basis it Is estimated that\nmore than ten million people will\nattend.\nNEW YORK. Nov. 20.\u2014Allen A.\nRyu, whose spectacular-failure created a widespread sensation, today\nwas ordered discharged from bankruptcy by Federal Judge Augustus N.\nHand.\nSenator Carrell\n(s Praises of\nQuebec Province\nMONTREAL, Nov. SO.\u2014Tn a glowing review of present eondltlona and\nfuture prospects of the province of\nQuebec, Senator Frank Carrell of Quebec, addressing the Young Men's Canadian club here tonight, urged upon his\nI audience the necessity for optimism\nI as a vital factor in the building of\nthe province and of the Dominion.\nI He cited facts In support of hla\ni chilm of great and growing pros-\ni verity for the province, pointing out\n\u25a0 thnt Quebec's surplus of over $6,000.-\ni 000 was larger than that of all otfc^r\n' provinces combined; that capitalisation\n1 of manufactures increased from J3-6,-\n! MMS-3 In 191*: to $936,712,125 In 1920,\nj and that the debt and taxes of the\n\u25a0 provinces were lower than those of\n. any other province in the Dominion.\n| while the province's railways showed\na handsome surplus.\nMADDEN- F. Wevfrgang, Waneta:\nM J. Watson, Scalar, Sam Butler,\nMollv (Hbsoa; James f'nsUey, Trail, |\nU. K, Smith, Chllllwack.\nL ELAND HOTEL, NAKUSP\nUp-to-date in every respect. Steam\nateit, but and cold water,\nel\nh<\nRooms Imi and clean. \" .ood m\nEverything in -wason Our motto is\nto please you. and If M Ull olher-.\nand If BOI 1*11 US Free -ample\nrooma, Rates par day, -P M ll ta,\n(] .\"i0 Wo, j. Fratt, Proprietor,\nNakusp, It C\nNEW GRAND HOTEL\n616 Vernon St., East.\n.Only brick hotel In city, steam\nhealed, hot and cold water. L'uro-\np.?an and American plans.\nnkw -:kani>\u2014i*. Hanna, Kaalo\nCecil Ure ner. Molly Gibson; Dledronl C\nWats, itcnatu; Kllaabeth Reiner, Re\nTHE LAKEVIEW HOTEL\nMrs. Mallette e\\ Son., Proprietors.\nNice, warm, comfortable rooms at\nreasonable rales. Open day aud\nnight.\nCorner Hilt and Vernon Streets.\nNelson's Best Cafes\nTHE STANDARD CAFE\nS20 Bakar Strut, N.l.on, B. C.\nOPEN DAY AND NIGHT\n11:30 to 2:30 Sp.cial Lunch. ,;{5***\n6:JO to 8:00 p. m\u201e Supjar ;;;,<\nPhon. 11,4\n\u25a0 M0RR1SB1M0RRIS1\nTRY ainuii.l unci na l(\nYOU .nn k,.! a aatlar\nCOAT Kw.ttLir fur ||H\nTHAN I hia on.-, va ajygcgajatajaj\nHE a.,i.l. \"1 ton') think r.-uii.'\nWE knew than la nc, batter\nvalue attarad tku ours.\nhe iiMUBhi Mra.\ntW^Ctortcw\nMsn Suited\nl.AKKVlKW I'\" MciiiMci, l:.,aalun,l\nTHE TREMONT HOTEL\n600 Block Baker Street.\nGIBBON A WALKER, Props.\nOpen again under new manatcc-\ninent. Nice comfortable rooms and\nreasonable rates.\nHIGH CLASS RESTAURANT\nROYAL CAFE\n<*|,.mi day and night, (j-,. \u25a0** service. Dinner, lltM a. tn. to 2:00\np. m, 35c. Kpfcial Supper. 6:10\np. m. to 8:00 p. ni.. SOc.\nPhono 1&2. 604 Baker Stroot\nV >\n'1\nFoster Advises\nMoratorium to\nAssist Germany\nM-:W YORK. Nov. 20.\u2014(By Canadian Press).\u2014Senator Sir George B,\nPoster, former minister of trade and\ncommerce for Canada, arrived this\nafternoon on the steamship Orduna\nfrom Hnmhurg, on his way back to\nOttawa from an extensive trip\nthrough Europe.\nSenator Fouler said that, generally\n-.peaking, conditions In Europe were\nImproving hut the situation for Germany was still most acute. He ex>\npreHHed the view that salvation for\nj Germany must come through the\nstabilization of the mark In order\nthat the Germitn authorities might\nmake long term pontrarts.\nHe favored a reduction In German\nreparations to u more reasonable\namount and lUygOotod that the best\nHohitlon of the reparations problem\nBULL\nDOG\nSIZE.\nmild be u iimrntorlum for the next\nyeara. Ha thought that a sul>-\nTREMONT\u2014P. ErlckHoria Rossland;\nKile M. looffl A. KHkigin. Porto Rico;\nN Peterson, Cranbroh; P. Bergstrom.\nTaaiaiac; P. McNomand, W c Miller.\nJohn Breaa, Ymir; Jmk Ifondfoht. <1\nGun****4. Bairno; Prancle Trenter, Rock\nCreek Key AI..-I. Rook Creek; Bd-\nward T,intn-r. Rock Creek.\nthe l. n cars.\nFinest . .-ni,>!>\u2022\u25a0.i restaurant In \"\"'\nCity. OPEN DAY AND NIGHT.\nHplendld tnrlrty. superior dlahea.\neverything good to eat in season, nnd\nfresh dally. KPUCIAL Ice cr\u00ab*\u00abm,\nsotl.i valaff, and hoi drinks. Nice,\ndean, fumlihed rooms; hot nnd cold\nwater We cater to private parties.\nL I\u00bb CAFF.\nTRY A CLASSIFIED ADVT.\nTICKETS\nFor\nEntertainments\nYou will be pleased by the hiah-\nclsss workmanship, th* olaar,\nclean-cut typography and the\nfinest grade materials which\nll nr-\".!.\nSend in your orders to\nThe Daily News\nJob Department\nThe Home of Good Printing\nNELSON, B. C,\nT.WHERRY\nTAXIDtimiSK'TANNtR\nSftod tor ir---* lltt of\n*orh'*ii-itli|\nI\"*\u00bb \u00bb. els.\na\u00bb Pandora Ave.,\nVictoria, B, c. .\nIt's a New One\nMickey\nThe Real Drink\nYou Save\nNearly One-Half at Spokane's Largest Dental\nOffice\nPtoriaai tems are wry low for\nthe dependable, high -standard\nquiiity JuiM nt-out half those\nihing'd by the one-chair den-\ntiKt, All work guaranteed 15\nyours.\nNovathesia Eliminates\nAll Pain\n\u25a0 atnra aapraa- Ifatar. ..pr..-\n\u2022lo. r,n ,i\u201e0 S3K \u00bbc\nin..'... ,1V trldf.wort ,a\u00bb\nOPEN EVENINGS\ndlUS*\nRooo.e 206-6-7-1-9-10-11-12,\nSnd Floor Jamieson Bldg.,\nOwsr Owl Drag \u25a0\u25a0'\"re.\nWsll end Rivereide.\nSPOKANE, WASHINGTON\nNtantlal International loan should be\nmade lo (lermany similar to the lh,'\nOlMl.llPO ponda loan to Austria. A loan\nof this character, he said, would help\nto stnhill\/.i< business, which, ln turn,\nwould stabilize Germany\nPeople Pessimistic\nIn traveling through Germany. Sir\nG.-orge siiid. he found the people of\nthat country pessimistic regarding\nlhe future. They are spending what\nthey have today, rather than saving,\nbecauae of lha shrinkage of the mark.\nHe SHid that the Fascist I movement.\nwhich Im paramount In Italy today,\nhns already entered Hava rla and\n\u2014\u2014 - Mfc\u00bbi|. Se^ \u2014***m\u00b1 through.-Lhe\nwhile of Germany.\nSeize Singer'\nGate Receipts\nfor Income Tax\nPREFERENCE\nTHE FINEST QUALITY\nCIGAR\nGENERAL CIGAR CO. LIMITED\nCONTROLLED* OPERATED BY IMPERIAL TOBACCO CO. OF CANADA LIMITED\nOTTAWA. Nov. 20\u2014 Madame Gal-\nll-Curel. who wing at a local theater\nYVcdnesdHy evening, had her share\nof the gate receipts seized by federal\ninland revenue officers for falling to\npay income tax on previous concerts\nheld ln Canada. The famous singer\nattended here on a 70 per cent gnle\nrceipt 1,1'is arid her share exceeded\n$1*000. Kvery cent of this amount\nwhh seized.\nMadame Galll-Curcl has been singing In different parte of the Dominion for the pact two years without\npaying any federal income tax. All\nher earnings In Canada nre subject\nlo taxation, income officials stated.\nThat the singer had anticipated\nsuch a move by tta\u00ab federal author-\nIlles on this occasion la evident, as\nshe was arcompanled by her lawyer\nfrom New York. After investigating.\nbo wa*a*. he found that the singer\nhad no redress.\nWELLINGTON, N Z., Not'. 20.\u2014(By\nCanadian 1'renn cable, via Keuters).\n- Heamen who went on strike three\nweeks ago for tho Australian scale\n\"f pay have offered to resume work.\nThe xhlpplng deadlock le practically\nended.\nThis, tlie fullest insurance covering* available, would pay your bena-\nflciary on a $10,000 contract\u2014\nFour-Fold Protection\nHow to Safeguard The Future\nWhen you think of possible deprivation of Income for your family, you\nperhaps consider only the possibility of your \"death from natural c.uaev\"\nBut there are three other possible \"routes to poverty\" for your loved\nones\u2014and it is well to provide against them all.\nThere's Accident\u2014which removes so many in the prime of life.\nThere's the loss of earning-power. caused by disability of the bread.\nwinner, either through illness or accident.\nAnd, finally, there is the retirement from life's activities when overtaken\nby old age, often without any savings.\nDo you know that you can protect yourself and your family against all\nfour of these contingencies, in one complete Policy?\nSuch a Policy is now issued by tha North American Life Auuranca\nCompany\u2014a Policy that pay. four way.:\n1 2 3\nDeath Accident Total Disability\n4\nOld Ave\n(1) $100 to you each month for\nyour lifetime;\n(2) All future premiums on your\nPolicy as they fall due;\n(3) $10,000 to your estate at\ndeath.\nWrite for full particulars of thia\nPolicy that \" Pays Kour Ways.\"\nUse the attached coupon.\nNORTH AMERICAN LIFE\n \/\/3*\nTHE NELSON DAILY KEWS, TUESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 21, 1522\nPs~ nam.\nT\u00ab.lKv\\\u2014\u2014n\u00bb\nMa4e\nin\nOtwda\nWOMAN KILLED IN AUTO CRASH\nFREDERICTON. N.B.* Nov. 2D.--\nMrs. James McOuiro of Fredericton\nI wns killed Sunday when an automobile driven by her husband plunged\nthrough the railing of a highway\nbridge near here and crashed to the\nbottom of a. deep ravine. Mr. Mc-\nQuire was not seriously injured.\nIronized Yeast Will\nlionize Your Nerves\nTo Produce Great Natural Nerve\nStrength, Yeait Should Be Ironlsed and Not Merely Mixed\nWith Iron. There is\nOnly One Ironized\nYeast in the\nWorld\nNow, Mr. Man. tighten your list\nand clamp your Jaws, Tighter. Now\nstill tin titer. Ah ti^ht as you can.\nNotice how weak Is the tightest you\ncan go? Vltamlnes ami Iron In your\ntx\u00ably made it possible for you to do\nthese two tl.li.K-*>- if you had still\n]\u25a0 lie It-nn-Down, KshanBtrdf See\nThat lie Takes Iron.Erd Yeait!\nmore vltamlnes, Iraniied, you could\ntighten your list and your Jaws almost ns tl^ht as a Vise. Ironized\nYeast will enable you to do It, beta use i nm I led yeast combines eon-\nrenlrnted vltamlnes with natural or-\nfanlO. Iron, a such strenKth that It\n\u2022gives amazing-m.wer lo nervus and\norgans In half tfte u-^ual time. It ls\nthe most powerful n cmiHtrurtlve In\nthe w<-i*J-l-today-fur -t.Tetl; exhausted\nmen and women. It Is not a more\nmixture of yeast and Iron, but Is\nyeast Ironized, Which Is n substaneo\nnil by Itself. Give your nerves the\nnatural food-strength they la, k.\nThey ilo not n *\u25a0*\u2022** d stlmomtlrfn, they\nneed natural force, Here It le. Ironlsed Teastl ThU will give you great\nblood power, greal nerve power, an\nAvalanche of enerirv. brain clearness,\n\u00abtronj:cr mu*wln, (inner flesh h clear\neye snd memory,\u2014 r\u00bbnd you'll i.mlle\nthe (-mile nf health end power, Iron\n\u25a0 tied Yeast Is s.,tii nt nil drug stores,\nj at lit\" a package Karl, psrkare\ni contains ID tahUts, each i ,t\u00bbiei Is\nSealed. Thev never life lh, ii power.\n(Un-lil K, Ritchie A Co., Ltd .Toronto.\nHmlm Agu. Tr\\ it. It will prove Itaalt\nLegal No\ntices\nADVOCATE OF\nINTERIOR SITE\nMr. Dalglish Writes to Hon.\nDr. King Urging Plant at\nNelson\nReinforcements for the campaign\nto locate In the Kootenay the Dominion ore test plant have appeared\nfrom New York, from which city W.\nC. Dnlglish, formerly well-known ln\nthe Kootenay for his conneclion with\nthe Alnsworth mining ramp, has\nwritten a letter to Hon. J. H. King,\nfederal minister of public works,\nand member for East Kootenay,\nstrongly urging the matter.\nMr. Dalglish sent a copy of his\nletter to the minister to Commissioner Frederick A. Starkey. for his\ninformation. Writing from 181 Broadway, New York City, on November\n13, Mr. Dalglish said to the minister:\n\"Honorable Sir\u2014In tho winter of\n1906 the writer was commissioned\nby the Associated Hoards of Trade\ntii* Eastern British Columbia to proceed from Nelson to Ottawa and lay\nIho case of the zinc men before the\ngovernment.\n\"I had many Interviews with the\n'powers to be' at that time, and\nthrough my, and subsequently others',\nefforts later on, assistance was\ngranted towards zinc.\n\"I see from The Nelson News, copy\nenclosed, that your government is\nconsidering, not the advisability, hut\nthe location, of lhe erection of an\nore testing and smelting plant.\nPut It Where the Ore Is\n\"The question seems to be, should\nIt be erected In the Kootenays. or at\nthe coast? Why should such a question arise? Krcct it whero the -bull!\nof the ore originates, and If it can\nbe proven that the coast also needs\nsuch a plant, then surely it Is up to\nthe government to give such a plant\nthere also. Why should a government\nwhose exchange Is above par, quibble\non a few hundred thousand dollars?\n\"Such a proposed plant should have\nbeen erected in its logical place,\nnamely Nelson, 10 years ago, and had\nlt been so, the government would\nhave been paid many fold since then\nby the Influx of outside capital developing properties later contributing\nto the wealth of the tho Dominion.\n\"I know whereof I speak, being the\nowner of property In Alnsworth, a\ni-iimp which sadly needs an ore testing plnnt, and from the lack of such\nits progress has been greatly Impeded,\n\"Hoping that you can use your\ngood influence in getting the plant\nerected in the vicinity of Nelson,\nand at once.\"\nMining Affairs\nin the Kootenays\nKootenay Trappers\nSecure Cancellation\nof New Restrictions\nJohn Jenkins, old-timer of the\nKootenays, has struck a nice\nlead of silver-lead on John Mc-\nLanchlin's clsim right slongside\nthe railway track and within\nhalf a mile of Lardeau station.\nIt is slso adjacent to the Kootenay lake and handy for shipment. Mr. McLanchlm is naturally elated and Mr. Jenkins, who\nhaa been st work all the week\nuncovering the lead reports that\nthere is a good bulk of first-\nclass milling ore.\n^ASSESSMENT\nFOR THIS YEAR\nLast Year's Roll With Additions to Stand; City Assessor Too Busy\nThere will be no aMMttnenj of Nelson property for the year IMI, s-iccord-\nintf to a decision reached by the city\nfathers at the council meeting laai\nnight.\nLast year's gssesantsnt, with th'\nnecessary addition* and elterattgns\nthrough new buildings going up anil\nImprovements being made, will stand\nover for a year. Owing to the city\nassessor beino: too busily engaged nml\nns th.- Municipal Uies act allows for\nthis, it was decided to lei the nutter\nof assessment stand.\nExamine Witnesses\nin Murder Mystery;\nPatrol Courthouse\nSOMKRVll.l.K. N, .r. Not. *4\u2014\nThe pftM which .Special Prosecutor\nWilbur A. Molt has woven out of the\nmystery surrounding the murder of\nKev. Ddwerd Wheeler Ball and Mrs.\nKleanor It. Mills had It<* first official airinK today when 32 persons\ntold tholr stories to the en-oner's\njury.\nMr. Mott expects tomorrow to offer the evidence of 10 or mure other\nwitnesses. Three women are sitting\non the jury. .\nThe proceedlBgi today were more\nthan usually guarded. A Rquid of\nstate troopers patrolled the court\nhouse and surrounded the grounds.\nThey established a deadline around\nthe jury room iiiul beyond it; no one\nwas permitted to pass.\nCITY MAY BUY\nRAILWAYBONDS\nMay Invest Money* of Sinking Fund in P. G. E. Block\nOffered\nI-\".. P. Mc Derm Id, representing the\nRoyal Financial corporation, wns present nt the city council meeting lust\nnight, and inane mi offer to the\ncouncil of a special blOcit recently secured from the Pacific Ureal Eastern,\nwhich he offered to the city to yield\nB'A per cent.\nThis block, stale, i Mr. McDermld,\nhad been secured in bids on various\nIn nils across ('ana da. and the corporation could guarantee that the price\nwould not drop, regardless of market\nconditions, and thai it would nol at\nany time be offered at s cheaper prloe.\nThese bonds are at a 4Vj per Cenl\nrale, mature in 1914, and the bond\nin Canada will p'i v M.v: i,;, to the\npound sterling. Tin- price is f 17.93,\nwith a guaranteed yield of ft.SO.\nThe question, stated City Clerk W.\nR. Wasson, was whether the monies\nof the sinking found should be used\nfor investment purposes to bring In\n6H per cent, or lefl In the banks to\nbring in 3 per cent interest.\nThe matter was referred to ths\nfinance committee, which will meei\nthe representative of the corporal ion\nthis morning.\nContinue Lower Rate\nof Rail Freight for\nTypesetting Machines\n, TORONTO Nov. 20.\u2014^following rep-\nrerentattbns made in the Inter, st of\nth.- printing and publish inn business\nat large, the Canadian Pref-fht aeto-\nelation, at a hearing Id Montreal, has\ndecided to continue ihe present secon-\nclass rating for typesetting machines,\nInstead of flmt-class ia in. new classification now under eons (deration\nT.mthte. BALE Z3490\nSealed tenders will be received hv\nkv Minister <>r Lands at victoria no!\n^t\u00ab-r Ihan noon on the find ilav of\nt comber, 1H::. fnr the purchass of\n[leans* XUth, to cut 2.os*l,ooo feet,\nM, of white pine cedar, fir. spruce\nid hfmloi k. Ih.i I,in. f. st Rolei\nid 'li)'* cunts uf Shlngld linlts on an\n'\u25a0.\u25a0ii situated on Goal Cress-*, near\nloenn \u00ab'ii v. Kooi nay ni> ti let.\nTwo yean will be ml..wed for re-\novnl \"f UiOfa r\n.Further p.ntl. -.ilais of the Chief\nores ter, Victoria lt v., or iMsirict\norewtar, Nelson, n <'. i t-WO)\nLAMD BEKISTKY ACT.\n\n\u25a0ti Nowmber I*.ii. I IIKltKMY i*IV1-* i\n\u25baTICK of nn iir .t ..n at the expire* ,\ntn of one pah i- I - nmnlh fi \"in the I\n-st pnl.I,, nn a. b reof, to i sue to the j\nI Lam) -Wai -nn Lumber Company,\nitted (DOW Ici.ewn si.- 'he Arrow\nes I.ninbf\u25a0,* Comp nv, Mmlti d I a\n,-lHlnnal i', rttfjpste of Title ll ll-'U\nsuch lost Ci riil-' ale Ai '\u25a0 person\nint nny BifottnsUon With reference\niueh lo j Certificate of Title Is re-\n\u25a0lid to ronimtlnlPStc with the- under-\n,.,t\n-AfKP at the [.md rtegls|ry ilCfo'e. I\n-..ti. H c. thts i itn \u25a0', of Novem- i\n\\*ti\nA W, IPIRNS\nIteglKtrnr.\n\u25a0tt Of flTSt pUbliOS1.Ion mnn*\u2014},\n1. _. . l\u00bb.*ri*M\nInformation that an order-in-coun< il\nwas passed Friday morning, cancelling fnr this trapping season the recent restrictive regulations for certain species, including marten, was\nreceived yesterday by Commissioner\nFrederick A. Starkey, ln a note from\nKenneth Camphell. M.P.P. for Nelson.\nThe fiction tttken Is apparently In\nresponse to a petition signed by C.\nn. Woodrow. .lames Grant. Phil Bill-I\nInge, Robert Yulll and other well- j\nknown trapper**, which was forwarded [\nto Mr. Campbell to be placed before j\nthe government. It was dated Nel- |\nson, October 30. addiwead to Mr -\nCampbell, and read us follows:\n\"We, the undersigned trappers nnd !\nprospectors, residents of the Koot- j\nenay district of the province, humbly\npetition you to make representation '\nto the government to annul the newly j\nImposed rgulatlons Insofar as placing\nun embargo on trapping this winter\nof fur animals Ib concerned.\nAll Their Arrangements Made\n\".Many of these old-time trappers\nhavo some time a\u00abo made full arrangements for their line of traps,\nalso applied in Instances for their '\nlicenses, not having the knowledge\nof such drastic changes In the matter I\nof debarring ono and all from trap- '\nping.\n\"If such an arrangement Is not\nmade by the government, it will bring |\nabout a very great deal of worry and '\nhardship to a class of people whose j\nwelfure should be given every con- |\nsideratlon, being the pioneers of the |\ncountry, and In the past solely dependent for their livelihood In the J\nsummer months, when carrying out\nthe required assessment work on\ntheir mineral claims, upon the source '\nof their winter's earnings derived j\nfrom their few months of trapping.\n\"Their net returns would be ac- \u25a0\ncording to their luck: some would ]\nlikely have the good fortune to gain\na larger return from their furs than\nothers, but the average would possibly not exceed %U.0.\n\"Therefore, the undersigned ever\npray thnt you will be able to Induce\nthe government to lay over the enforcement of lhe proposed unfortunate\nnml hnrsh enactment re the trapping\nof fur nnlmnlH.\nShould you rail, the alternative will\naad must make it imperative upon the\ngovernment to provide proper sustenance for many of this worthy class\nof people, who are not asking for\n\u25a0\"hmiiy. Bui It is well to bear ln\nmi ml that there nre many of these\nnon advanced In years, making It\ndifficult for them to procure employment during the winter months:\nand for shame's sake they must not\nbe allowed to suffer tho penalty of\nstarvation to meet the comfort and\nconvenience of a few organizations\nof certified 'chappies.'\"\nHUSBAND DIDN'T DARE\nLEAVE HER ALONE\nHEART WAS SO BAD\nThose feelings of falntncas. those\ndizzy spells, the nil-gone finking sensations which come on from time to\ntime indicate a weakened condition\nof the heat\" and a disordered state\nof the nerves.\nMillburn's\nHeart and Nerve Pills\nhave no edjfU ns a r-niedy to\nstrengthen the heart. Invigorate the\nnerves and build up the run-down\nsystem.\nMrs. l\\ Vniiliorn. Fckvflle, Alta.. I\nwritt's: -*-\".A lout a year Ifd I had j\nheart truiil Ie. My husband didn't\ndar-e leave trie alone, nnd often had to\nmay up at ninht with m<*. I Wodld\njiirit fed kind of faint and my heaji\nwould imi to stop boating, i would\njust fain* away, nnd it wmild sometimes b\u00ab an hour before th.-y could\nbring rne b: ek to life. Sonuonc told\nin.- about .Vllliuni's Heart and Nerve\nPills. I gbt three boxes; I took them\nand felt much better, so continued\nall Winter, and now I mv.-r fool any\nsuch faintr.t ss.. I surety do appreciate the good tiny have done fgr\nme.\"\nPrice r>0c a box at nil deulers on\nmailed direct on receipt of price by\nThe T. Milliuri) Co,, f.imiled, Toronto,\nOnt.\nSaving Certificates\nProve Popular With\nthe Small Investors\nLONDON, Npv. 20.-\u2014(Tly Canadian\nivsh Gable).-*-The popularity of the\nnational saving certificates among\ntho small investors In this country is\nshown by n statement Just leaned by\nthe post office department Since\nlitis there have 1 n sold 101,000,900\ncertificates, representing cash payments totalling \u00a3-111,000,100. Against\nthis thegg havo been withdrawn ts\namounting to \u00a3120.ooo,o(hi.\nThere was a great rush fur national saving certificates near the\nend of March lust, as un aad ttfter\nApril a certificate for Bl could nol\nbe purchased al laai than 16 shillings.\ni'p to thai date, they wait i;. shillings and six pence. The certificates\nare redeemable In 10 years, but they\nmay bt redeemed at any tim.* in the\nInterval by giving u few days notice.\nThis is regarded as the finest small\ninvestment thai bus aver boon put\nin the way of people of moderate\nmi'iina in the I'niied Kingdom.\nAsks How Many\nQuebec Mrirferi\nAre Unpunished\nQri*:r.l*;<\\ Ni v. W.\u2014Joa-tpti Dofresne.\nopposition member For JolUetto, has\nplaced on Um order paper of the\nlegislative assembly here the loN\nkrwtni question:\n\"How many murders remalnhng mi\npunished have been c immltted in the\nInst four yeari 10 \"iii* province to\nthe knowledge of the attorney-gen-\neral's department? What are the\nnames of the victims? Whnt was the\nresult of the Investlgatlma by lhe\nattorney-general and his officers in\neach of these cases?\"\nl.oNliON, Nov. 20.\u2014-r \"Ry Cans din n\nPi-ess Cable).\u2014The Kingston cattle\nmarket which had been closed several weeks owing to the outbreak of\nfoot and mouth disease among cattle,\nwas reopened today under the control of the health authorities. Animals sold on the market have to be\nslaughtered within 48 hours of their\narrival.\nOperatic Society is\nLauacbed in the City;\nOfficers Are Chosen\nTh.- Sella* Ojteratic society was happily launohad Heal night at \u25a0 nu sting held in th. parlors af the v. M\nV. A.\nIt had heen iecWsi .it h meeting a\nweek agu thai \".Mi'.ii.l.i\" would DO the\nopera to be first produced, and musical\nscores wi re sent for ai thai ihaa.\nRehtarsala will probably bs called\nwilh in Hi days. With S vivw to producing the open daring the winter.\nThere is \u25a0 stroni lineup of fine lo-\noal talent lo sight, and I worthy production is forecaated.\nThe aCfieers sleeted laat night for\nthis st.'isnn :m : President tleorge A\nHrown; vice-|ire--|il- nt, Mrs. J. Ml hoy,\nsecretary-treasurer, I*, a. Bonos; musics I director. Ross Iteming; stage\nmanager, P, <;. ttorey* executive committee. Mrs. W. *-l. \"A--tli-yf*rs. Ho>-\nman HoDonald. U S Oddrrey and\nRdgar Mason\nECZEMA ENDED\nMatlnmo A. Lariviero of Fall\nRiver, Mas*., auffVreil tvith aaafsja\nfur three ytars, ami luul trciituiciit\nfrom several iloctors, all of v.lmui\ngave up tin? a**. \" Fhuilh , \u25a0' sbe\nsnys, \"I went to a spi eitilist,\nwhich cost tne auotlicr |M, l*ut 1\nwai no betlcr.\n\"A friend liflnl nio to try\n|ga lluk, which 1 did, nd i or\nwhich I have ever since been thunk-\nful. I very soon felt tsotae relief,\nand persevrmnee with Zam-lluk\ncompletely rid me of the disease.\"\nSEVERE CUTJEALED\nMr. C. OiikKy ol' Saskntoon, who\n\u25a0Willinil a terrible cut. on his lo;\u00bb,\nsays: \"Htd I known of Zam-Iluk\nwbn tha neeMesi oe.tirred, T could\nhave anvod im-H-lf s *10 doctor's\nMill .\\ dOtflll -sewed Dp the cut\nnml intended uui for li\\u waaha,\nhat tlie u.iuml did not agffi, and ho\nadvised uui to go into a hospital\n*'I objaetal, however, and Dad\nlaavBok in-'teed, nnd in two\nwgahi1 time wai hack It work.\"\nSAVED OPERATION\n'' Father di \\ eloped a painf.il\nsnre on his ftice.'' writes Miss If.\nLtwii of Bttftr Lake, Oregon.\n' * \\uinerous icincdics and treatment from several doctors failed\nto heal it. ami tho doctor advised\n; il operation. Someone adviwl\nhim to tir.t try Z:im Huk. A few\napplications brought relief, and\ncontinued use of Zam-Buk entirely\nhonied lhe sore, snviiig father\nfrom nu eperation.\"\n'\/..-.'.wl' \"V l*V*l f'\" KINU, rin*r\u00bborm.\n8 I- *.\nFree, at all\nthe drug stores\nThis Test Size Package of Vicks VapoRub\nif-Ai-Hudc Tr-at .^JofnUir\nNew outside\ntreatment for\nColds and Croup\nINVESTING NEW CALIPH\nCl \\'.-*TANTlNKuti a, I li iv<\nu,pd it lor several cases, surh v, BOK\nthroats, cok*. in the h-ad, and earathr.\nantl 1 have alrer.dy re, oinmcnd\u00abl it to\nmany of my friends.\"\nWHILE the supply lasts, the coupon below is\ngood at any local drug store for a U.t size\npackage of Vicks VapoRub, the external,\nvaporizing treatment for all cold troubles.\nThough new here, Vicks is a family standby in the\nStates, where over 17 million jars are used yearly. Its\nsuccess is due to its amnzmply quick double action.\nRubbedon.it penetrates and stimulates the skin. At the\nsame tjme, its ingredients, released as medicated vapors\nby the body heat, are inhaled with each breath directly\ninto the nose, throat and lungs. Thus colds are often\nbroken up over night, croup relieved in lifteen minutes.\nMothers prefer this new way of treating children's\ncold troubles because it avoids upsetting their little\nstomachs by internal doting. It is line for spastnodic\ncroup, sore throat, tonsilitis and head colds, and as a\nsalve for cuts, burns, bruises and itchings.\nVicks is the dir.covcry of a pharmacist iri the Ftates\nwho found how to combine, m nlvi farm, the world'l\nbest IflUCtlleiforCoWl Camphor, Menthol.Eucalyptus.\nThyme, Turpentine, etc. Made at first in thp back room\nof his drug ltore,fbr a few fricnd*i,ltf fame '-.pread county\nhy county, itati by ttate until now Vicks is the largetl\nselling remedy of il kind in the world.\nTo demonstrate their faith in Vicks. the manufacturer!\nhave authorised every local drug store to give out 100\ntest package! iree.\nEnthusiastic Over the New\nVapor Method of Treating\nChildren's Cold Troubles\nHAMILTON\nMis. K Du|katt)F of ,0? McNab St..\nNorth. H.n:,iitiin. says. \"1 think Vtrk.\nVapoRub one t'f the best remedies I have\nt ., i .-.rd. 1 hnve n rh,ld two years old,\nwho stems to no sooner let rid ol one rold\nlh.nl he has another. 1 tind Virks strips\nthe cou.Iiini; so quickly, when applied to\nhis cli. si. I would hate to be without\nV'n ks in the house.\"\nMONTREAL\nMrs. .Tallies Micks. 34 A St. Femi St.,\nMontrr-nl, ,iy. ' Wc have ^rcnt faith in\nViclc-* VapoRub. I usc-d it on my children\nfor colds in the cheat, and found it idirvrd\ntli-:u tVCQ when the old mtO very V>ik1.\nMv hoafaand hau hem siclt seventeen\nmonths with 'Flu' and double pitrtiRioaia\nuntl aw taken to the bospi!;ii with riot\nmuch hopes. He hns u\u00abril tlnfi lent wilvrit\nbut none to rampart with S':.^a.\"\nLONDON\nMr. C. Phawla, of r-**-! Gwy St., Iax\\-\ndon, Ont., v.n'.-. ii '1 am a huntei.\ni and trappn . a-tooa H ihi i man, I i:\u00abe\nVicli * VapoRub in ptari of hniinents.\n* h mdy to rarry nd rivc*\nief foi ia ull ia al ind\n*n* \u25a0 and I w chapp haoda *\u00bbd\nIt) . i * had \u25a0 cold t,'. wintar,1\nFor All Cold Troubles\nWICKS\nW VapoRub\nQx\u00a3stiZ\u00a3\u00a3&9WARi: l__o Yearly\nTake this Coupon t> your druggist\nTim Coupon ii< looil ,.i any ciW o'i i- store for ;, \"\" \u25a0 | Site\nPavaaft ol Vlcha VapoRab, ao loi : aa the i ppW lasts. If yoo lira out ei\ntown, o, it drti(g( A \u25a0 i ly runa I ;i. mail nv , >\u201e,\u25a0,.; ... Vi, k Vr.,:i\\\na* ...i i n\n| Co, 1*4 SI. Paul Sne.i W . IHo-1'r..l. P. Q\n\u25a0 lh. \t\nI I me 14a\t\nL^'\u2014.v.-vr.-.f-ar:\nam?\n \"\"\u2022pigp'PcW.\nTHS OTTSoH Cm? R-EW3,\" TCBS5X7 a-TSSWC, NSVEMBEfi 51,\nTHE DAILY NEWS\nPublished every morning except Run-\nday by Tha Newa Publishing company,\nlimited, Nelson. B. C, Canada.\nBusiness lettera ahould be addreamd\nand checks and money orders made payable to The News Publishing company,\nlimited, and ln no case to Individual\nmembers of the staff.\nAdvertising rate cards and A. B. C.\nstatements of circulation mailed on request or may be seen at the office of\nany advertising agency recognised by\nthe Canadian Press Association.\nSubscription rates: By mall (country), 6.0 centa per month, $6 per year.\nOutside Canada, a month, 75 cents; a\nyear, $7.60. Delivered, 76 cents per\nmonth, $4 for alx months, $7.60 per\nyear, payable in advance.\nMember Audit Bureau of Circulation.\nTUESDAY, NOV. 21, 1922.\nMast Come to Hard-Surface\nRoads,\nANSWERE D LETTERS\nOntario is finding hard-surfaced roads a great success, a\nfact to which this province\nshould pay attention. Experience is snowing that ordinary\nmacadam, while often the only\nstyle of road building within\nthe means of a thinly populated\narea, will not stand up under\nmodern road condition.\nIn the report on work accomplished during the past season the Ontario highways department includes 44.0 miles\nof bituminous concrete, 48.25\nof concrete, and 11.25 miles of\nbituminous macadam. Before\nwork ceases there will be a\ncontinuous paved surface from\nNiagara Falls to Brantford by\nway of Hamilton, and from\nLondon to St. Thomas. There\nare smaller stretches of hard-\nruifaced roads in the vicinity\nof other cites, as well as the\nToronto - Hamilton highway,\nbuilt by municipal and provincial cooperation, which have\nbeen added to the provincial\nsystem during the year. A\npart of the Bloor-Dundas highway has also been completed,\nand ultimately there will Ik*\ntwo hard-surfaced roads between Toronto and Hamilton.\nBoth will be needed to accommodate the great volume of\ntraffic to and from the Niagara frontier.\nA continuous improved highway from Windsor to the Quebec border paralleling Lake\nErie and Lake Ontario is the\ngoal of the highway department. This great work, which\nwill bring into the province\nhundreds of thousands of motor\ntourists eveiy .season and many\nmillions of money, is to be\ncompleted within the next five\nyears. \t\nShould Revive Entente Cor-\ndiale.\nBride\u2014\"Is thPre any difference be\n(ay-son peel und pure?\"\nAnswer\u2014Yes. To peel means to remove a akin by the fingers; to pure\nmeans to cut with a knife. We peel\nan orange but pare a potato.\nMrs- N.\u2014\"Will you kindly publish\ndirections for removing pOOSM) from\nwall paper? In opening the cap of\na milk bottle tho top cream splashed\nup on thp wall. I tried to remove It\nwith blotting papper and a hot iron,\nbut with no success.*'\nAnawer\u2014Apply gasoline, benzine\nchloroform or naptha. Hut rememher\nthat these fluids are extremely inflammable snd cannot bo used near\nheat and flame.\nMra. L. W.\u2014\"Please publish a recipe\nfor preserved citron.\"\nAnswer\u2014Preserved Citron: Pure\nand cut Into halves three or four\ncitrons, remove seeds and cut the\nfruit into slices. Weigh those slices\nnnd place thorn In boiling water over\na good fire. To 10 pounda of the\ncitron allow two quarts of water and\none pint of weak vinegar. Boil 10\nminutes, remove, and cool the citron\npieces in cold water, then drain well.\nNow put an agateware kettle on the\nrange and put Into It one-half cup\nof water nnd three-quarters of a\npound of sugar for each pound of\ncitron lhat you nre preserving (do not\nadd the citron to the sugar and water\nat thia stage, however). AIho put\ninto tho kettle green ginger root In\ntho proportion of four ounces to 10\npounds of the citron, nnd bring this\nspiced ayrup to a. boil. Lst it boll\nfive minutes, then add the drained\ncitron to lt nnd let simmer for 4 ft\nminutes. Then remove the citron\nfrom tho syrup wilh a skimmer und\nput lt In hot, sterilized glass Jars.\nBoll the ayrup till thick (it may take\na f ti ll hour) and pour lt over the\ncitron in tho Jars. Completely seal, at\nonce, label and store. It ia important\nto have the Jars hot when the boiling syrup Is poured into them, otherwise they may crack. To keep them\nhot. wrap tboin in cloths dipped Into,\nand wrung from boiling hot water.\nA.-\u2014\"At a home wedding, when the\nbride is waring n veil, Is lt neceh-\nsury for the bridgegroom and best\nmnn to bo tn full dress?\"\nAnswer\u2014lt is not correct to wear\nfull dress (that is, a dross suit) during the daytime; before 6 o'clock a\n\"Prince Albert\" or frock coat is worn.\nYou did not say whether your wedding Is to he held in the aflernoon\nor in tho evening. IIf, however, the\nbridegroom and best man wish to\nwear an ordinary business suit, then\nlt Is not correct for thi bride to\nwear a VOll\u2014whether the woddmg is\nheld ii the daytime or at night.\nMrs. If,\u2014\"Is there any way to re-\nrove the shlno fun olothlr.f,?'\"\nAnswer- Yes, ruff up the surface\nof the cloth gently with a finegrained sandpaper. This must of\ncourse bo done frequently to keep\nthe shine from ronppearing-\nTomorrow\u2014\"Juat How\" tn Hake\nAn Apple.\nAll Inquiries addressed to Mlsa Kirk-\n1 mnn in care of the ''Efficient Houa*\nkeeping\" department wilt be answered\n] In these columns In their turn. Thie\n: requires considerable time, however\nowing to the grunt number received. So\nIf a personal or quicker reply la desired, a stamped and self.addressed envelope must be enclosed with the quea\ntlon. lie sure to use YOUR full name.\n: street number, und tin- name of your\nj city and province.\u2014The Editor.\nBreak all rules of beauty, says the\nartist. Dare to follow no rules, saya\nthe creator of fashions, If you would\nachieve smartness. Result, this most\nParisian of neeklinee. This evening\ngown of Beer exploits white char-\nmeuse, embroidered in pearls and\nrhineatones, and illustrates the type\nNo gown looked quite so refreshingly\ndifferent. An evening cape of black\nvelvet, lined with coral and collared\nwith black fur, was featured with\nthe gown.\nTwenty Years Ago\n(The Daily News, November 21, 1902)\nHenry Rose, found guilty of the\nmurder of Charles Cole near Nakusp,\non October 7, was yesterday morning;\nhanged In the Nelson Jail yard. A\nnumber of spectators were present\nas the fatal bolt was sprung. Rohc\nmaintained bis Innocence till the last.\n* * \u2022\nThe windows have been put In the\nnew post office and tbe building is\nnow approaching emnp.etlon.\n* * *\nA petition to havo a curfew law\npassed in Nelson to keep boys and\ngirls off the streets is being circulated\nin the city.\n* o. o\nTbe fire team had a pracitce run\nyesterday afternoon to tho high school\non Latimer street.\nLONDON*.\u2014Sir Thomas Union's\nnew challenger for the America cup.\nShamrock 1U , lias begun to ta*e form\nat the Denny shipyards. *\nMrs. William Stubbs\nIs Laid to Rest at\nMorewood, Ontario\nThe following announcement of the\ndeath and funeral of Mrs. William\nStubbs, who died nt Morewood, Ont.,\nand who was for a great many years\na resident of this city in Fairview,\nappeared recently In the Chestervilb*\nTlmes:\n\"While visiting her daughter, Mrs.\nEL l-joueks. Morewood, Mrs. William\nStubbs of N'elft-on, B. C\u201e passed tn\nher reward October 11, Although\ndeceased bad been afflicted with\nparalysis for more than five yeara,\nand was In htr 73rd year, yet the\nend came sooner thnn was expected,\nfor. on September 17th, she and her\nhusband traveled from Nelson, B. C.,\nto the home where she died. Those\nwho mourn are her husband, William\nStubhs; her daughters, Mra. H.\nI^ouoks, Morewood; Mrs. H. H. Pitts,\nNelson, B. C; Mrs. O. B. Appleton,\nProcter, R. Cl Mrs. R. Clayton, Seattle. Brasfe.; her sons, Allan Stubbs,\nNVlson, B. C; ft H. Stubbs, Lethbridge. Alta,; her slaters, Mrs. Abigal\nROblnson and Mrs. H, Scott, Los\nAngeles, fnl.*. Mrs. D. Staeger, Ashland, Wis,; Mrs. Allan Loucks, Riv-\nerdde; Mrs. Helen Brydges, Morris-*\nburg; her brothers, Allan and Stan-*\nley Tyrrell, Eacanaba, Mich., and\neighteen grand children. She wan\npredeceased by a sister, Mrs. B,\nBeckstead, and two brothers, Daniel\nand Francis Tyrrell. Tho funeral\nservices were heUl at the hotwe,* tho\nBev. S. H. Cooke, assisted t>y tha\nRev. F. L. Jobb, officiating. Tho\ntext vvas Psalm 37, verse 37. Mr.\nA. W. Reveler and Mrs. E. L. Mun-\nharvey sang \"My Father Knows.\"\nThe remains -were interred In tho\nWo-odlanda cemetery, past which ths\nmajestic St. Ijiwrence flows. This\nIs very near the scene of her earlier\ndays. Deceased was born ot Riverside on May Nth. 1850. Early In life\nshe joined the church. Her education\nwt\u00b1s obtained In th\u00a9 old school house\nat tho Churches.\"\nROCHESTER, N. Y.. Nov. 20.\u2014(By\nCanadian Press.)\u2014Nathan B. Chamberlain slept peacefully while a thief entered bis lodgings, unstrapped his wooden leg and took $3-10 secreted ln Its\nhollow stump. The police are now\nsearching for the thief. When Chamberlain awoke he found hla wooden leg\nunder the bed.\nroad hog as he Is forced to the\nfitch.\nThe one dollar the average man\nhas saved Is the one that now remains in his jKM'ket uns*>ent.\nTho most slrikhg thing about some\nof the great fumily trees is tholr\nurgent need of pruning.\nOne effect of tb** l<*ng*-r skirts\nwill bO that tho word \"ankle\" won't\ncover so much territory.\ngreatest loss was in Brttlan Columbia\nI Fishing, off < points to 27.\n| BrasJltan closed at I4f4* a net ,;a|n\nof V Bell Telephone closed 4own\n: % at 110.\nI In the papers, Abitibl was unchanged\nI at Bl; Bronpton was up a point at\nIir> and Laurent ide was advanced \"-,-fc\n1 to ft:*.\ni Canadian Com criers waa among ihe\n\\ day's strong spots, gaining 3 to MVi.\nCanadtsn Cottons was un one at j 14.\n| Bond (fading was exlmu-ly light\nof silhouette, straight and slenderizing, which is most especially suited\nto thB figure of a large woman.\nMetallic luces and velvet are also\nmuch used for evening gowns, and\noccasionally one sees shadowy black\nlace In very smart gowns. A velvet\ngown shown by a well-known Fifth\navenue cost timer had n bodice of coral\nvelvet and a skirt of black, with a\ngirdle and side panel of coral velvet.\nAn OXO a day\nkeeps illness at bay\nThe power of Oxo is the power\nof beef. Oxo creates eneigy; it\nnourishes and fortifies the system\nagainst colds, chills and influenza.\n\u2022jjS\"*\"\"\"\"\"^\nA CHRISTMAS\nDIAMOND\nWhat finer Christmas gift\nthan a Birks' Diamond\nRing, Brooch, Pendant, or\nScarf Pin?\nSome beautiful examples\nof diamond jewellery\u2014\nmoderately priced \u2014 are\nshown in our 1923 Year\nBook. Orders receive our\nprompt and most careful\nattention.\nr VANCOUVER.\nThe London Times declares\nthat if Kurope is to he restored\nss a complete political and economic unity, it can only be\nthrough united action by England and France, and the great\nerror of recent British policy\nhas. been the encouragement of\nthe idea that Great Britain\nmight seek in Europe some special and separate interests of\nher own apart from France.\nThe impression thus created\nhas had evil effects in Germany, where political leaders\nhave strangely failed to recognize that in a close understanding between Great Britain and\nFrance lay Germany's only\nhope of a gradual return to the\nmoralities and sanities of a\nworld she had wronged.\nIn France itself the realities\nhave been obscured, with the\nresult that there has been of\nlate a disquieting tendency in\nthat country to seek new and\nunpromising attachments apart\nfrom, and even opposed to,\nGreat Britain.\nOne of the tasks of the new\nBonar Law government will be-\nto endeavor to rebuild unity\nbetween France and Britain.\nTo say thiit history npniM It.df la\nbut to say that tho same oM cussed-\nMM remain, in man.\nPity tho poor hat holor. Whon he\nhas a OltaV ho haa nolmdy to n.k .\nwhoro his othor handkerchief is.\nlis ri^jlly H.nl Itiv way ptQptl are\nforever loivinK it quarrel on the\nehap who thinkn he fan liek everybody.\nAt'd so business is turnine over n\nnew leaf. Well, that', a welcome\nrhanKe from lurninK over more collateral.\nSomehow, wo (hm't enjoy hearing\na man euss the rsomtry unless ho has\nheen here long enuuKh to outifrow\nhis foreign nceent.\nThe Housewife's Idea Box\nTen Years Ago\nl I\nI (The Dally News, November SI, till)\n1 i\nK, 0. l-'auKiilcr of Needles returned\nI Inst niKht from the national apple\nj show at Spokane, llritlsh Columbia '\nj apples w'mii a great many of the !\nI prizes.\n\u2022 \u25a0 \u2022\nMr. and Mrs. F. F, McLeod of New\nZealand, whu took part In the Yukon -\nrush, are visiting a cousin. K. Camp- i\nhell, of this city.\n. . .\nBD0W700D- n. 1:. Mate arrived\nhere laai week to take charge (if\ntbe steam stumping dnnkey which Is\nIn uae on a li-acre clearing.\nS ' \u2022 s\nSI., rubtu Lett* Co\u2014.99*3\nMontreal List\n*Mi*NTUi:AI.. Nov, 20\u2014Trading In\nlisted securities on the stock ixrhiinsc*-\n(\u2022day was dull. 'trntillnit was ncalu\nthe most active Issue. The greatest\nnilvm-ce was recorded by Montr- il\nTelegraph, which was up four prints\nto fiTi, a new litnh for BM year. Tbe\nGet Going\n\u2014\u20225c Everywhere\nNothing like these Little Sun-\nMaid* to put you on your feet\n\u2014I .- * I'tppy little 1 jiMii-.\nFull of rnergy and iron\u2014practically ptedigcMr-.t nouriihment\nlhat you feel almoit immediately\nafter eating.\nDelicious when you're hungry\n\u2014get you going again when you\nrun down.\nTry >m ind you'll know,\nLittle\nSun-Maids\n\"Between.MeaT\nRaisins\nHad Ynur Iron ToJaff\nThe Lighter Side\nOnly nine more days until little!\ngillie's stomach ache.\nThe stiver lining of a cloud Is on |\nUt\u00bb. Tim under dog can't nee lt.\nOne of the (saddest nights of the age\nIS a bobbed bead half way ba\/'k to\nnormal.\nTHnn-ey In the mot ef all evil, but\nK Is much le-M evil when one has\nW root for It.\nThe reason K>ts of jwople mlns\nHbucy afreet la bscatMs they nre try-\nlag to find cany money.\nRound Oak\nFurnaces\nFor economy, service; and efficiency\ninstall a Round Oak Furnace. Let\nua figure on your requirements.\nDon't forget your chance on the\n$200 Kange. You get a ticket with\nevery purchase of $5.00.\nNELSON HARDWARE COMPANY\nWHOLESALE AND RETAIL. NELSON,\nIt must be plea ku nl to drive a truck\nand b-eur lbs -plaintive squeal ot the\nBuilding\nMateria! John Burns & Sod\nLet ua figure your hills ot\nBuilding Material. Coast Lumber a specialty.\nWILL YOUR BOY HAVE THE\nADVANTAGE OF AN EDUCATION?\nLIFE INSURANCE SERVICE\n BEAUTY AND ECON-\nOMY\n, It is our good fortune\nto be able to offer Shne\nStyles that are not only\nthe most beautiful, but\nwhich at the same time\npossess qualities which determine economy.\nR. ANDREW & CO.\nLeaders in Footfashion.\nmm-me-mm\nTrm: mtatm vmj KEwS, tcesda\"? sstiot-ts, notemE-it ur, 1923\nFagf FWI\nKootenay and Boundary I\nSchool Trustees\nGrant Cadets the\nUse of Basement\nTRAIL, N'ov, 19.\u2014A special meetlner\nof the board of school trustees was held\nIn lhe city hall on Thursday, November\nIH. Th*: following members of the\nboard ws re 1 in-sent: Chairman, 0. R.\nThompson; trustees, C, Oughtreil, Ij. F,\nTyson. K K, Dooksrltl snd .J. Williamson, Mr. ds Long, inspector of the high\nschool, was also present,\nMr Hall 1 wall addresasd the bo-trd on\nbahalC Of the Trail Naval Cadet corps\nre-queetlng the use of the centra] school\nbassmont for gymnastics three days s\n.Mr. Malliw.-U'.s request was\nNakusp\nMuted\nTin' ebal\nI.l V ll.\nOl 111!\nriniin wits raquelted to ob-\n\u25a0tlmntM for rrdllni the im.s*m-\n11 anil .In f'>i- Klarlni th. floor\n..Mmbly Tin 11.\nFirst Whist Drive\nProves Successful\nWhen a vn\nnip\ncan\nmake\nthe\nmiddle-aged f*\nel\nyoung\nand\nthe\nyoung feel mntii\nve.\nshe get\na 'em\ngoing\n\u2014and coming.\n1*S*^m>\nReward\nFor\nFinding\nMilk\nThere Ls only on*? milk being\npacked in Uritish Columbia. Nn\nmatter how lhe label on a can of\nevaporated milk mav read, the\nfact remitIiih that Pacific .Milk is\nthe only Uritish Colun \" '\nlist which is now bel\nROBSON, Nov. 19.\u2014.The first of the\nseries of whist drives was held on\n; Thursday evening in the packing house.\nThirty sttended snd a very enjoyabts\nI evening was apent The new commltle,\nl for >he ensuing year consists of J Pea*\n[ cock. Ray Berry, l.loyd Oborne, Mrs.\nI Mallard and .Mrs. Oborne. Fortnightly\nI drives will be I i Id. Hefieshmenls were\n! nerved during the evening. Thr* prise\nj winners were: readies, Mrs. ftxllee\n, first. Doris .Milch, 11 second; men. John\n1 Pea cock first, W. T. Wlekham a-rond.\nlongbeacTnotes\nHears the\nOutside World In\nRadio Experiment\nNAKUSP, Nov. lit\u2014 Nakusp had Its\nfirst HUCcesHful wireless exper ment on\nThursday evening when connection wllh\nthe oulsiiie world was made\nHocky and Selkirk mountain.*? vhich\napparently made no diff.\ncommunications.\nThe egperlments took place\nresidence ol ('. S. I*enry, who\nsrrangementa In band, and Mr.\nof the Nelson Auto Electric\nhad charge Of ttie installation\nIng un. The oonnsotlon gave a\nclearness in the reception\nSafes Sll the way from Portlai-\nmi, ButtS and Seat.l\nA ves-sel at sea was also hearld receiv\ning a message frn i some polr\niast, and its wireless tei\ndistinctly heard In respons\nbound for the orient. Mr\nI siaied Ihal lie Seattle hroni\nceived here was lhe clearest\nheard anywhere. Seattle\nwas broadcasting a 8*>ecial coi\nhe .stnle of Wanhlnt-fton unlver\n: Installation Is not a r\nmore in line with an ex\nbut .Mr. Leary will have an in\nplaced here shortly\nLONOBBo-CH, Nov. 19.\u2014A m.-elin-** of\nthe church helpers w.s held at Mrs\nHudann'a laai week. Two visitors from\nHarrop were st (he meeting namely,\nWrrt..-0-rtlvle nnd .Mrs. McConnel, and\n\u25a0\u25a0\u2022'\u2022\u25a0 ''i** meeting some Information\nabout (he new district nurse,\nMr, and Mra, Sclt Wardle entertained\na number of frlenda last Saturdav at\niheli house and many coinpettl ivt- games\nWeer enjoved. -\nIhe\nFra*\n\u25a0 He\nprod- ]\npack\t\nor any\nwhere els.- In the province. W.\nWill be glad to pay -j I nil reward\nlo aoyons whn will prove thnt\nthere is another brand being put\nup m British Colombia,\nThia good milk haa won first\nplac* tn tha market hara\nthrough its superior qnality.\nEvery can la A3 per cent\ncream.\nPacificMilkCo.\nLimited\nVANCOUVER, B. 0.\nFactories at\nLadnar aad Abbotsford, B. O.\nDODD'S X\nfKIDNEY;\nx;)A\\NNS^siK\n'UmtmA\nThe Secret of Good Health\nAssist\nNature\nback\nto\nnormal\naction\nTake\nWhen Nature requires assistance, she\nwill not be slow in conveying to you\nan intimation of the.fact. Decline of\nenergy, inability to sleep well, headache, biliousness, constipation, i general sluggishness of mind and body and\nany sign of digestive \"unrest\" should\nimpel you to seek the aid of a reliable\nmedicine without delay. There is no\nbetter\u2014no surer\u2014no safer\u2014than this\nproven remedy.\nBeecham's\nSold\neverywhere\nin box,,\nPills\n25c-40pill,\nSOc\u201490 pill.\nMoie*ndhetter\ncigarettes for your\nmoiiwhen\n-you roll your own\nvV 11II \u2022*\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022*\u2022**\n\u2022\u2022\u2022ooooaaos\nRINOCO\nOld Timers Hold\nOrganizing Me\nChoose Of\nThis column la conducted by Mrs.\nM. J. Vlgneux. All news of a social\nnature, Including receptions, private\nentertainments, personal items, marriages, etc, will appear in thla column. Telephone Mra. Vlgneux.\nOttawa la In the\nnt weeks, a guest\nuncle, C, It. 11am-\nvhii\nIn 'he\nnt the\nhad 'he\nBennett\nnrnpsuy\nnd tun-\nrnarvrl-\nof \u00bbn\u00ab I-\nd, Taso-\nI on tfe\nihy was\nha ship\nhe hnd\n10 timp\ncort for\n. The\nh.-re.\nL, H. Smith of\ncity for a couple\nat the home of his\nilion. 41* Hoover street.\n\u2022 a \u2022\nMr. and Mrs. W. W. Powell and\nfamily, of SOS Vernon street, leave\nthis morning by motor for Spokane\nwhere they will visit with Mrs. Powell's mother, Mrs. Campbell.\nJohn McMillan of\narrived in the city\nto his brother, P. P,\nis in charge of ihe\nKolng on at th\nVancouver ha*1\no pay a visit\nMcMillan, who\nbarge building\nshipyards for\nthe Nixon Construction company of\nNew Westminster.\n* \u2022 \u2022\nCaptain \"W. A. Townsley of the\nadjustment branch of the soldiers\" set\ndement board arrived\nthe Crow boat Sunday\nlift last evening via th\non a further trip of i\ncity\nevening and\nArrow lakes\nispsstton.\nD. P, Kane, the Kaslo postmaster\nwaa a visitor to the city yesterday.\nof the Iloyal Fi-\nVnncouver, arrived\nevening for a few\nE. P. McHermld\nnancial corporation.\nin the cltv Sunday\ndays.\nMr. and Mrs TNI gar Jamie son. accompanied by Mrs. Charles Dockendorf\nall of I'aasmore, returned to their\nhome yesterday morning, after returning from a trip to the States.\nThe Store for Quality\nThe Store for Style\nNew Evening Dresses\nTRAIL. Nov. 19.\u2014 The old\na meeting nn Wednesday. Nov\nfor ilie purpose of\nFred A. Starke*, J, It. Hunter, ft H\nJohnson and Mr. Shannon of Four-\nMile returned on the Crow hoat Sunday evening from Lock hart beach.\n, ., , where they enjoyed the week-end with\nfnerp held ][hl,ir \u201e,,, fric\u201ed Robert Yuill.\nsoclntioti. Quite a number wen present\nsines:\nrs re-\nand a considerable amount of\nwas done. The glSCllon of of lo\nsuited as follows: President, F. W\nHrown; vice-|iresldent, A. J. Martin:\nchaplain, L. F. Tyson; secrei; ry-trSSi\nurer, W. E, H. Hon y penny; 11 rectors,\nNoble Binns, Q, R. Thompson, William\nForrest, S. Hatkley mid J, A. *\\ cKinnnii\nA eonunltttS was named In arrang.\nfor a smoking concert and nlsc: a dance\nwhhh the old-fashioned d;i\nbe performed.\nt\nicers\nI'M Teninn of\ngroup returns home\n\"pending yesterday\nGolden Age\nmorning after\ntown.\nAt $40.40 to $65.00 Each.\nFrocks which one may fittingly wear for Dinners, Dances, etc,\nand feel assured that one is at her best. Materials are beautiful\nthis season, including the ever-pleasing Taffeta, Satin-backed\nCrepe, Metallic Cloths, etc. We have a variety of styles, in all\nsuch wanted colors as Sky, Pink, Maize, Black, etc. Some quite\nsimply made, ftthers more elaborate, but all charming. All sizes.\nSPECIALLY PRtCED aO $40.00 TO $65.00\ni ber 11,\ni aa-\niQ-es Will\nSALMO NOTES\nSALMO. Nov 19.\u2014_, If\nuar of the Queen mint\nFriday evening'* train with Ui\noompany payroll,\nAfter spending a short holiday In Nelson A. Cawley and family rel\ntown.\nSmilh Curves left for Nelsoi on thi\n. man-\nreturned on\ndelayed\nnlvirv\nJohnstone, provincial mini inspector, hns arrived in Salmo to inspect tin\nsurround Ins miring properties\nC. N. Sharp, superintend.\nBayonne mine, went ln over\ntrail on Thttradsy.\nII. Sharp has left for Nel-fon\nbualneap trip.\nJ. Leahy came Into town\n\u2022Queen mine to spend ;i few\nbis f-itnlly.\nQ, Fair his g.uic to Kitchen\nas filer for the Paulson I.ui\nTRAP COYOTE\nAT AINSWORTH\n;\nW. A, Cameron of Ne\nvisitor in the city yt\n' Denver war\nderday.\nafn\n, via\n, M. C. Stevenson of Harrop\ntor to the city yesterday.\nCforge Kemherlry of Four-Mile returned \\ (n the Kellle Valley Sunday\nevening from the Midway dlsirlet,\nwhere he was fortunate enough to kill\nthree deer.\nand\nit of the\nthe pack\n\"rom the\nys with\nto work\nbar com-\nW. Fraser\nay who .arrived\npart of ihe week,\nhome of Mrs\n\u25a0s. Charles Ink,\nr of the Lardeau\nthe city on the\nHe expects to be\nAINSWORTH. No\nis\u2014a Urns coy\note was trapped en Monday by .\\lr. Austen. Thla was food news for tSjS many\naround here who keep fowls, a\" so many\nof thS chicken vurds. even In t he SSI\nof the town, dave auffered from 'he\nvisits of this animal. The t neks nf\nild be followed rlghl UP Un\nI the snok\nrail be\nROBB\nNov,\nllari\nMr. and Mrs, W.\nson, of Crawford I\nIn the city the latter\nare visiting at the\nFraser-a mother, M\nWard -\u00abtreet.\n\u2022 \u2022\nI*. Mobbs, a plonet-\ndistrict* arrive*'. In\nCrow boat Sunday,\nhere for some time.\nAhout 100 ladies of St. Paul's\nPresbyterian congregation met yesterday aft\u00bb-rnnn in the church parlors,\nwhen the Women's Missionary society\nwere hostesses al a lea given to welcome the newcomers to ihe congregation, and ull missionary home helpers\nMrs. M. C.lhbs presided. Hoth Mm\nA. J. Pill, si-cretary of the home helpers' department, and Mrs. A. O. l*am-\nbert gave interesting nddressen on\nThe Value of the Mile.\" Mra. J\nll;*tiergaril sang -'My Task,\" Mra.\nHooker, \"Speak, My Love.\" Mra. J.\nMilroy. '\"Tin the Shndows FI..-- Away;11\nHev, J. Barr and Mrs, Sltrling, 3 Oust,\n\"Ood Is WNom,\" and Mrs, Knllnck\nrendered nlano selections.\nMrs. (tlendennlug and Mrs*. James\nRrodle were in charge of the tea. as\nBjStSd by Mrs. J. Turk, Mrs. Smith-\nFrost. Mrs, J. St oho and the Misses\nAlma Smillie, Louise PosbuM and\nDona 1 do MoCharlao,\nFrom the \"mite\" boxes In pennies\nand nickels the sum of |H7.1S wa-\nrsoslvod.\nFur Trimmed Coats\nAt $40.00 to $50.00 Each\nThese prices ntrikingly emphasize the new high level\nin COAT VALUES. These COATS are all extremely well\ntailored, and lined throughout with Silk or Satin, with collars\nand cuffs of fur. Some also beautifully embroidered. A truly\nwonderful collection of Winter\nCoats, at, each \t\n$40.00 to $50.00\n\u2014n New Winter Gloves and Hose\nSplendid assortments of KID GLOVES in\nwrist length and Gauntlet styles, at per pair\n$2.75 to $5.00\nBeautiful Silk Hose\nIn the very newest colors and styles. You\nwill want some of these for your own personal use, and for Gifts to others. Prices\n\" \"$2.00 to $2.75\n611 BAKER STREET\nPHONE 200\nMi*, and Mrs. \\V. K\nof Trail moiorcd 10 In\nMoney-penny\nSunday,\nMrs. 0. K. Ashlev of South Slocan,\ntCTStary of lhe child hygiene council\n.as in mwn ysatarrisy tn h.-:ir Rev\n1. T. Archhold speak upon social hy-\nCRANBROOK NOTES\nand all the men\nNAKUSP NOTES\nHull\nWEST KOOTENAY EQUIPMENT & CONSTRUCTION\nCOMPANY\nar._\nOf N.lson, R C, h.'iB tioen niipolnteil solo ABenta. for the\nLondon Concrete Machinery Co., Ltd.\nI LONDON, CANADA.\nWill Incorporate\nMemorial Hall\nI CftAMBftOOK, Nov. 19\u2014J\n1 per visor of liquor atorea. apent some\n: days in the city this wek. DOTBlg his\nj stay here he made a trip UP to Kinih.r-\nI ley where il Is expected the fovern*-\n1 ment will open 11 new Iniimr atore.\nI Dr T 1*. I.-wis and -Mrs Lewis lefl\n( on Tuesday fnr their home in Kf\nIn Childhood's Garb\nEnjoy Social Time\nN'AKl'SP N.'.v.\n\"i. I: X, II S\nir l:ni;lnml, wh,\n\u2022pendlni i\niiiniili\nI\nnnrhl\n111; In\nr^g^te. \"*3\nMRS. MARTHA SHC\nI'etcrboro, Ont,\u2014\"I can speak\ntho blfhotl prulap of Doctor Pierce's\nmedicines. I suffered fnr | Ihir time\nwilh teminine wenkness, throtiKh\nubii h I beenmo nil run-do^n, weak\nantl nmvoiip, I also had hov* -e back\ntnOSSI, pains in my Hide and hearing\npnins. I learned Of Doctor Plrrce's\nmodlclnSS and bogsn ll once to take\nthem. I took two bottloj OJMb of the\nl\"\"avorito Preacription unil th-' QOJSjOB\nHodlOOl Discovery and thty com\nplctdy cured mc of all my ironjtnotfl\nnml restored mi' to fOOd health.\"--\nMrn Murtha Rholof, 373 Hot nine St.\n.\\t all druK StOfOS. IJiiuid o* tablets\n\u25a0md 10 cents to r>r. Plerco'a ljibora\nlory iii Brfn^s-onrft \u00ab^nt., lor trial\npackage of any of Doctor Pierce's\nremedies, and write for free, cjonfiden\ntin! medical advice.\nLER\nTRAIL Nov. 19\u2014 The Trail M\nHull.ling SSSOClStlOO held | BOSS\nthe eity hall on Wednesday. Nn\ntr\u00bb. Th-- meeting was srell attend.d \u25a0\nj a oonslderabls amount of business was\n[nil through.\nj It. C. (\"rowe explained the various\n. msthodS of incorporation that might be\nadopted, and the feeling of the meeting\n, seemed to favor Incorporation under lhe\nl Benevolent Societies act.\nI It wan decided that lhe bylaw should\n! he drawn up and Mr Crowe, whose ni-\n! ilstsncs is much appreciated, should\nproceed With ihe mailer of the incor-\nI poratinn.\n' Mr Slimniel of the ways and means\ncommittee Mihmitled n scheme for Clf-\n\u25a0 n n\"w meat msr-\n\u25a0 nsar future. P\n\u25a0.ii.ln\/i'i'! wiih a 4\nnmil\nwas In\n\u25a0*! enclosure, and the\ntructed io go shsad\npriming am) dlStli-\ntmln\u00abter nfl\ntwo In thl\u00ab ciiy.\nCranbrook li to hav*\nwr-i aomo ilnrn in 'h*\nWoods is erecting ll new building oil\nNortuiry avenue for that purpose. A\n,'| i .lowllffe of l-'-irt Steele Will OS In OftSrgl\n, uf ths buslnesa.\nj The sub- Of poppies on Armistice day\nm , realized the tun. *\u00bbf II4T.\niP i W. H. MeinnMell formerly of lhe\ngovernment p~>rvleS here, hns gone to\nVancouver Island, where h*- especte to\nreside in the future.\nThe voung (teople's soeieiy of the Anglican ehureh held its ihir.l sresltly\nsiMtlag \"a Wedneaday with a good st*\ntsndanos. A very fine musical program\nwas rendered and p-ip.is were read on\nthe lives of various srell known rampoa-*\nThe BOOlety Is plinniHK n> put on\nTit\nMl\nN\n,iv 1\nTli\" ni' i\nSI A\ntiiinii\nml r\n- rli\nilea\nll\nlit\nBjp\nII\ntit :i\n\u25a0 ir w\nli.M\nIn-\nI'M'\n^ll\nll\n11 on\nNot.\nnl,,'\n:.. i\nII\nIh\n\u25a0 ill- I\nI.iu'k\nla,\nIh\nir i\nIII\n\u2022 Hi\nH',1 'll\ni\u00ab'f:i~\nHI f.\ni.WI\n1,.\nmi;\nII\n\u25a0',.\nIII\" II\nTli\nUdl.\nI\"IV|,\nMl>.\nIi.l.\n. taa.l\n\u00bb. Ul.\n i\n:-\u2022, i.,\nahmn\nSUFI\ni i-:,\nHtll\nIs w\nll\nTl\ni-il\nI lill I'll\n.Lilian\nliuni. \u25a0!\ni, n.\nni'.l\nm i; w.\nay for A\n1\u201e will ho\n-rapt. K. C tZOsT-\n, left on Saturday\nhe will r-M.de in\nrrom Montreal by\nMlnnedoas Novem-\nM left In hH launch on\nrom i \"ark and Burton,\nd services on Sunday.\nII.Iul>\nh ihi\nbutinn tht-rec\nA Oommlttes, con-tlstlng of K. F. Tre-\ngonning, convener, and Messrs W, J\nWilliams, |* Hilllw.-ll. It A Stlmmel. P\nK DocKerlll, Kobert Cordon and J, R\nMel.ennan, was formed to prepare a\ncanvas^inK ayatem. This earn ml t tae met\non Thursday, November m In order tn\nprepare lists of mimes to be canvassed\nfor subscriptions.\ninvitational dance on December\nThe pro**.*-ils of the Catholic bSISI\nheld on Thuriday of thi\" week si th\nQ W V A rSOllSS-4 the sum of |l*20i\nThe ladies- guild of St Mnrys work.\nhnr*l to make the event n RUCCesa an\nsucceeded in s very subrtnntlal way.\nL\nWill Start Fox\nFarm at Nakusp\nNAKI'SP, Nov. 13 \u2014A new Industry It\nabout J\" Star! lit Nakusp. It will be ;i\nfox furrn und Ihe prune mover'Is K. \\\\\nSomers, who has resided here some\nyeiirs. He will be joined by n friend\nfrom the east who has already beer\naucceasftll In the breeding of the animal'- and tbe iniiin is to rtlart with\nla nalrs\nMr Romar*S friend visited Nnkusp a\nfew we'l;\" ngo after '\u25a0\u25a0.\u25a0inc. over pros.\npacta all over Hriiish Columbia. Including the i ikanagaii. and he lum di elded\nih.it Nakusp is Ideal for the project,\nwhich i ulres a suitable climate, drv\nground and Home thick aeeond growth\nhu-h Ten pens will be hulli, MCh\nmeasuring 12 by U feel, with n small\nhouse Invlil,. -f-aeh \\\u00bb-n There will he\nan alleyway of three fee I he) ween eaeh\npen. Mr. Somers, having completed all\narrangements, has wlreil for his friend\nto come ntnng lo Nskuap and operatlona\n*lll start tills winter getting up lh**\npens hihI buildings, but the n ssary\nanimals will not arrive until spring\nThe location of the farm will not hr\ndecided unlil Ihe arrival of Mr. Somera'\n[tanner next we<*k\nCRANBROOK. Nov It.\u2014Seaman Hat-\nj fi.'hi of Pentleton passed through I an\nOO his way to Was;, on Satutdiv with\ni four hig trUC'tS to be USSd III Ihe 'Og\n| hauling contract for the Loverlns l.um-\nI her compony. Hs returned to hla horns\non Monday\nj The musical society haa com mi need\n, lis fall practice! in earnest now, under\n. -\u00bb-e leadsrshlr of their new conductor.\n, Mr Hower. Their first OMOsrt, which\nwin eontaln mualoal numberi or all\nkinds, will be pui on sarh In Dw^mber\nMlaa Myrtle Martin and Mlaa Stanton\nSpent the week-end In Yahk, lh.- glu-.ts\nof Mra Kdwsrda.\nMr. and Mi- Spouldlng of PVrnle\ntame In hy ear on vTednssday, returning\nhnme on Thoraday Mr Spauldltig \\*\ntht- commleolotier of the tourlai r.asocls<\ntl-^n of KOuth\u00ab'in Hrlti\u00abh Columbia .md\nAlberla.\nCRANVROOK Nov lfi\u2014T Duneaa,\nhotel msnsger at Blko, spent Saturday\nand Sunday Ifl town.\nMrs .i it Hinlsm was operated on f*'*-\nappendicitis n' the st Bugene lm>pii:ii\non Tuesday Latest reitoris from the\nhospital are lhat she is getting on\nnicely\nlefl\nrood.\nIturi:\nn Tuesdi\nwith Mr\nlhe aulo. Th.\nio days or tw\nRnbeii Potti\nin Kernle l\n(be Week. I\nIng Wedrteadn\ns and T. M R BteSrBft\nfor Hi- coast, going b^\nStSWSrl at tlie Wheel of\nexpect to he (fone about\nCall Tenders for\nDigging Trenches\nIrrigation Workt\nROnsON, Nov. 1\u00bb \u25a0 Tenders are being\nasked for digging the tranche! for the\npipe for irrigation fn Ihe Itohsnn district. It Is hoped that a full flow Of\nwnier will he laid on In time for neit\nseason's crops.\nin Cn\nwill loin h\nR Ofslkl'l\nk \u25a0from \u25a0 i\u00bb\nnded the II\nPHTI.AlHi-T.VHIA, Nov. 10.\u2014Oeorge\nChaney, Baltimore lighlwelghht, won\neasily tonight over Charlie Pitta of\nAustralia,\nir s*>ent two or Ihree day\nbusiness the beginning of\nniK QllrO) and Al Knight were absent from 'he eity Monday and Tuesday\nihis week on a hnntlnn expedition.\nMr and Mrs. .1 K Oulmont left on\nFriday laat for lhe cosst Mr Oulmont\nwas to sttend inaatings of ih.- game eon-\nServatiou hoard st Vancouver, nml alee\nwa-* tii he one of n delegation nf three\nfrom the Tourist Asaociallon of Southern Alberta and Uritish Columbia to lay\nsome resolutions from that body he foi e\nthe government nt Victoria\n.ftOAD CONSTmuCTION SMBS\nINVERMKRR, Nov 19.\u2014Com ! met mi\nwork on the westirn aectlon of th-\niff-Winder mete roail practlcslly\ncame to a cloai at the end of laat weak\nI Hanfi\nI came\nii w. re\n. h. ;ng of .\nan-, d endlei ami\nrentug Mian Ved\n> delighted vmi.\nH \u25a0\u25a0 Ml -.i.il.i.s\n-d\n.1\ni: p.*\nlle-lh-\n\u25a01 dUel Thi\nW ': p-v.ti\nKopklna, P\nARROW LAKES\nDr. N. R. Carter\nWishes to announoo thnt foi -\nlowing the roconl fire bo has\n,'inangeil, pro ten, bis offi.es\nIn ons wing of lbs Gksmd BotoJ,\nNnkUSp, and will b\u00ab Wd> to\ni -. - lv\u00bb clients on sppolntraont\n\u2022from N.n. nth.\nI\nUJlIK--' i. . 1.1 a' rt.\nI'III ID'S\nCough.\n:ouglilngmnthcr'g\nit itv If to give tho\nlittle sufferer a Peps\ntablet, and thus prevent sny -weakening\nof the lungs. As the\ntablet dlsvt lives In the th lid's\nMi-uiiit, ths southing medicinal funics given off pats\nthrough tho tender breathing paasages itrslght to the\nlungs snd bring Immediate\ncomfort snd relief.\nPeps contala no opium or\nother harmful drug*, and\ntin be given toaihild(elther\nwholeorcruthedtoa powder)\nwlththeassuranceof absolute\nbenefU.\nOne little Pep at night will\nclear the brcsthlng pasaagea snd\nlet the little ones sleep be unbroken by coughing fits. A Pep\nbefore stsrtlng for school In bad\nweather Is also sn Invalusble ssfo-\ngusrd for thr children's throats snd\nchests. AUUeslers, 50c. box.\nFREE TRIAL\nSend this advert., nunc of psper and lc stsmp\n(for return postage) to\nPepo Co., Tnrontosnd\nfree trial package will\nbo sent you.\n$i will\nf promptly\nSTOP\nYour\nml ,\n_\nK\n Page Si*\nTEE StEBOM u~S!uf NEWS, TUESDAY M6WWN6, NOVEMBER 21, 10*22\nIfafets^Frnme\n\" .\u2014\u2014\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0.i.iii\u2014\u2014\u2014\u25a0\t\nRise in Sterling Wheat Slumps\n] Exchange is Chief\nMarket Feature\n20,\u2014Pool opefl\nNEW YORK, Nov\ntions ln -itjaaaat ihajiaai aoiaaabal wi^h\nabort cover In tt* In other quartere j raatlltad largely from a bin new Mtl\n\u2022where th* nupply of atorka at current mat* of the Argentine exportable anr-\non Estimates\nFrom Argentine\nCHICAGO. Nov. 20\u2014Material setbacks In t-h\u00ab price ot wheat today\nprices was apparently ncnrec, gave\nthe stock market an npptn ranee ol\nstrength during the greater part of\ntoday's relatively dull session. Some\naharp advances In the last hour were\nchecked by a sudden short attack|\nOn (Ieneral Asphalt, which was Oft- .\npressed to 40 \"4 and then rallied to (\n40\"-*, a net loss on the day of !.%.\nInterest of the financial community\nwas centered principally on tha\nsirength of foreign exchanges, de-;\nmand sterling Jumping nearly two j\n\u25a0points to \u2022.\u2022!\u2666%, or less than 2 cents,\nbelow th*. big record reached last j\nJune. French francs, which registered\ntheir low for the year, (1.17, only '\ntwo weeks ngo, were quoted at 7.11\nand similar Improvement was noted\nIn Belgian. Italian and most of the \\\noiher European rates. German marks\nadvanced slightly to 1 ^c a hundred.\nExpectation of stock dividends werp\ngenerally attributed as the reason ofI\nstrenKth In Continental Can and Wool-\nworth, each of which established new ;\npeak prices for the year. Continents,! ,\nCan got as high as 105 for the flrrt .\nlime since I'M v. when it was on a fi j\n\u2022per cent dividend basis, but It dropped i\nto 100H at the rlose representing a !\nnet gain of 1% at that figure.\nWool worth touched |}3, closing rt\nthat price, a net gain of 134 point t.-\nShort selling was blamed for the\nfurther Weakness of Consolidated Gni. '\nwhich got as low as 1'JOi^, but the\nother public utilities were strong. IT. |\n8. Steel common yielded fractionally,\nhut Gulf States moved up 3; Mldvae\nTS. Lackawana 1 **.. Bethlehem \"El\"\nIV and Kepi ogle and Vanadium I\npoint each.\nCall money opened and renewed III\ni\\ per cent and later advanced lo\n4'i, and then to h, where It close;*.\nTime money business continued to he\nat 5 per dent.\nCommercial pnper rates continued\nat I-\"-* per cent\nClosing Quotations\nplus and from outspoken bearish views\nexpressed hy a prominent Chicago\ntrader. The market closed unsettled,\n1 to tc lower, wilh December |l.lt*K\nto 11.11%, and May 11.11 M to $l.i*V\nCorn lost \\ to lc and oats *j to\n1c. I'm visions were unchanged\ndown.\nChartered Banks\nAre Authorized to\nPay Victory Bonds\nOTTAWA, Nov. 20. \u2014(By Canadian\nI*ress) \u2014 In a statement issued this\nevening the departmeni of finance announces that holdaii of Ittl Victory\nbonds, due December 1. can have their\nbOndl paid off In cas-i a-, any branch\nof any chartered luink in Canada, Ah\nthe total Amount of the bond issue\nmaturing on Daoambar 1 Is 1178,000...\n] 000 und conversions totnlled over\n[ $100,000,(100. Caah payments fur bonds\nrwlll be in the neiuhborhnod of |78.\u00ab\nI 000,000 The statement from the de-\n1 partnient follows:\n\"I* nder the -,-rnif, the principal\nof these bonds Is payable only at tbe\n. uapartments of flnanaa. Ottawa, and\n< \"In order that bidders may receive\n1 celvers-general at Cbnr.ottetown, Hal-\n: (fax, St, John, M'Uitre;it, Toronto, Witi-\n. nit>eg. Retina, CalgaiY and Victoria.\nBut iti addition, \"'<*r the greater con-\n: venlence of the public, the minister of\n] finance has entered into special nr-\nI run-j.'merits with the chartered banks\npayment of the bonds through\nas the interest Is, In the case of registered bonds. It Is pointed out that\npayment of the principal can be effected only on surrOnrter. of the homls\nalso\" directed to the\nbon.*\"* cease to bear\nmaturity date. If held\n\\n inc tui*U(er interest\n'\u2022atnen, .\nthe\nelve\nIs\nTide of Silver\nFlows and Ebbs\n10c their brandies without expo\nholder*.\nMint Allow Time for Examination\nj \"n order that holders may ivtviv<*\ncftsh promptly at dat* of maturity, it\nI will tie ee-oeaeary when deallni\nI through .*** bank, tn deliver the bondl\nfor examination and listing at leail\nlays prior to December l.\nAttention\nfact that the\nInterest on lln\nthereafter cla\ncannot be erif\nXMA1S\nIM THE **\nold Country\nUsed ArtJckf\nReal Eitab\nS3\nToRsst\nBoati and\nAutomobiles\nClassified\nAdvertising\nWintes\nPositions Wanted\nLo\u00bbt and Found\nlivestock\nMa cautery\nFarm Produce\nTimber and Mine*\nClassified Advertising Rates\nCANADIAN PACIFIC\nTRAIN8 AND STEAMSHIPS\nSailings\nWant and ClaMlflad Ad.ertl.lDf\u2014\nOne and a half cents, per word per Insertion. SI. centa per word per week,\nor 22HC par worn per month, cn.ih In\n' advance. Tranalent ada accepted only\ni on a caah-ln-ndvance ba.la. Each Inl-\nHal flKura, dollar algn, etc., count, a.\n\\ one word. Minimum 25c lf churned\n60a. lilMidiiy type double above rate...\n23 City Property for Sale\nTROM MONTREAL\nNov. 22, \"Minnedoen\"....\nNov. 21, \".Montclare\"\t\nsi I\nr- I \"TROM QUEBEC\ned 1 N'ov. I.'\". \"Emp. of Brltal\nTO\nSouthampton\n.. .Liverpool\n10 Male Help Wanted\nNKW YORK. Nov.\nday, fillao; .Monday,\nLONDON. Nov. 20.\u2014Silver. Saturday.\n3! 11-lild; Monday, .,2i,d.\nForeign Exchange\nriapondlnsly, If bond:' are presented 1 Nov. 27. \"Emp, of Britain\" Southampton\nto a bank, if boaai arc presented i\nholders must be prepared to Kraut a ' FROM ST. JOHN\n1 few days for examination nnd verl- ! Dec. a, \"Tunisia n\". . . (ilnflfcow-I.lvprpool\n\u2022Silver. S!luir- ri*\"\"i,l\u00bb before payment Is effected. Dec. It. \"Melita\" '.Southampton\n\"The banlu have received full In* I Dec. 12, \".Montcalm\" Liverpool\n\u25a0tructlone as to the form of en-I\ndoraemenl required from holders of! and the \"laat call\"\nrp\u00ab istei'til bonds, t'lee If, \"Warkasni-av\" Clnup-nnj\nPituclnal Parmaut Not Automatic ' ' \u2022mm~m, HlMfOw\nOfficial. Of the Jeparlm.ill slat.- BESEKVATIOBS, BATES AMD TVmm\nhat It ao|\u00bb;ar. from llninlii, - recelv.il DETAILS MAY BE BEGUILED FBOM\nLOCAL AGENTS EVEBYWHEKE OB\n0m. holders\nilia\nthe prloe\nUl 1:\nlit\npal of the ho\nf cheek autoir\nllie;lllv\nill\nWHITE J. 8. CABTEB, DIST. PASSU*,\na r*tint ..tan. n rl\nWANTICD\u2014Bookkeeper. rapalile of\nkeepinK set ot double entry hooka In\nbalance. YounK man preferred. Hox\nMill, Ncw\u00bb (r.410)\nat;to AND TRACTOR SCHOOL\u2014We\nteach thormiKhly practical courses In\nauto anil tractor repair, anto eleclrio-\nity, Rtorapre batteries, weldlnfr and\nvulcanizing. Oood positions open to\nour Rroduatea, No ago limit. Previous experience unnecessary. Free\nemployment department. Write or call\nfor catalogue No. Rl. Modern Auto .v\nTractor Schools, 1S03 W. Third Ave.,\nSpokane. (f.ll\u00bbl\nNRW YOrtK, No\nlara, 11*1 1-J?c\nKranos\u2014Itemnnd. I,\nLire\u2014Demand. 4.HR\nMarks\u2014Oemand. I1\nSp\u2014farwdlan dol-\n19c.\ncable\nIS-lil\nr r. it\t\nOhmo \t\nlni. Marine, coni. -.\nMo I'ae.. com. . .\ndo pfd\t\nC M. * St. I'\t\nRo, k Island \t\nPierce Arrow \t\nStud.buk.r 1\nllil Nickel \t\nI S Steel. COtn...\nWillys \t\nIliKh\nl-r.Va\nLow\n*U\"\nJ,;.\n10\n121',\nIJ'a\n10, W\nClou.\n1\u00bb',\n,0i\n10\nIH\u00ab\nlo,\\\nt\".\nDominion Live Stock\n20\u2014It-scetpt*\n. m, thin mnrnnr\nIfl hoKn nnd lf>0\nWINNIPEG, Nov.\nthe ynrdu up tn 9 ;\ntotalled 2200 cattle\nAaaa,\nSt ee re\u2014Choice, f 4.&0 to $5.00; fal\nto Rood, taVSO to HJL\nButcher hetferP\u2014<\"Tl0ice, *S 50 t\u00ab\n}4 00; fair to aood. |LM to $2.25.\nHutcher cowk\u2014t'holce. $2.7f> lo |3.l\u00bb->\nfair to good. |UI 10 ! ' \u25a0' \"\nBulls\u2014Good, $2 00 to $2 26.\nOxen\u2014(iood. $3 00 to $360.\nKe-'der steer***\u2014Choice. $3.60 t\u00ab\n%*.~i; felr to aaad, $2 75 to $3 25.\nStacker steers\u2014Choice, $300 to\n$\"*2r,; fair to Rood, $2 26 to $2.\"6.\nXiorkcr hetfern\u2014('holo.'. $2 75 io $3;\nf\u00bblr to good $2 00 to $2 50.\nCalrta Cnatra. $* oo to |4LWj itoed.\n$3 fin to $3 50.\n.Slieep and lamb:*\u2014(iood nheep. 1*4 00\nto MJ-t; aood lamb**. I** oo to $m,O0.\ntime aalMf. $if.45; heat lea, $\u00ab.r.n\nTCHONTO, Nov. 20.\u2014Cattle receipts,\n4000; hea.vy beef BlMrt, |6.00 to $7 00 ;\nbutcher Heart, choice, $6 75 to $\u00ab.!&;\ngood. TV00 to $6.r.o.\n(',-ll\\\u00abH_RerelptSl 3011; chotre. $10 00\nto III 00.\nttte\u00bb WeoeipAsi Jin*: larnh-i, $]!,ni\nto pun.\nHoks\u2014Rec\u00ab\u00abiptf. 3010. fed nnd Wilier\neh hnsi*. Mlaaaftj $n H,\nWlNJIII'tO OIAIM QUOTATIOHa\nWhi-.\nNr v\n1,..*\nMar \u2022\nJuly\n-Mt\n.ly\nMar if v\nOpel\nnmh\nLow\n(Id\",\nlist\nl!S<4\n1U4\nIKS\nin;1.\n107 \\\nmil\nin, ',\nlini.\n1!\u00bb\u00bb,\n10.1.\nin- -.\n101\nie\u00bb\n|e\u00abS\nlot-.\nu>,\n<\u00abS\n,'.',\n4t\n\u00abs\nUK\nLIS\n.IS\nUS\n\u00bb:>.\nMl\ntts\n,f,l.\n\u2022is\n4iS\n,',',\nDm\n.i' |\nNi v.\nDm .\nM.v\nItye\n. M\u00ab\n. ,1\n:io\n-1MM\nie\n. 91'.\n. Kb\n:io\ni hi\nill\nS5U\nMS\nme\n:\u00ab,\n111 1,\nu\n:\u25a0- '(\n307\n1.1\nI9IH\nMinneapolis Grain\nMl-HM^l'nLls. Nov ;n.\u2014rioiit u-\n;. iiiM\nitr\u00abn\u2014121 o\u00ab to ,;, nn.\nWheal-No. I northern, 11.17?, 1\n1 11%,\nf'orn-No. 1 yellow, 17Se In \u00ablte.\nu.ta\u2014No. 1 white. l\u00bbsc lo ,a%e.\nKl..\u2014No. I, l!53'i to 12.,:,',.\nToronto Board\nTOnorlto, Nov It -BreaiUat Trae\ntlon dlspla)r*WI *nii\u00bbe of We dl<1-tlme\nvi*or In tfiday'n merket end not e\ndtintlnnterl the trading hut ndvuncd\nU ixunt to 44\\ \u00bbnrt Wan In dermend ef\nIhlf figure at the rloa*. Rome lift\nshares of ftreiillen fltinnfed handa,\niVmadlan PMatle Uj*Hw\u00bby mov\u00abd tin\ni, point tp 14$. ranmla Hteam\"hlpe\npr-ferred eold et w~.%. VieRny com\nmoo nirenofhened to jet^-,; Toroniu\nHnllWMy eold down 1 points to :M.\nKelt Telephone closed unchlP*ed \u00bbt\n110-4;, AbitlM wee fractlnnnlly high t\nF N Bur-t nrnimon we* firmer a\nlit; Cftne-iiii bread eomrrn'i rnnvid of\nto 4#. down I '- pfllntu, and Inclf'.i\nJlurt oomnion eold at 7), down 1%.\nSterling Exchange\nNEW YORK. Nov. 50.\u2014 Slerlinp\nchange Mrong et $4-47\"J|i for \u00ab\".(\nbills and at $4.49% for demand.\nNKLSON. Nov. 20\u2014Current coun\nxchnnge for sterling $4.4!'.\nCanada Bonds\nCity Cab Co'y\n\u00bb. J. TOWGOOD, Prop.\nNELSON, B. C.\n60* Ward StrMt\nT.xi S.rvic. D\u00aby and NioU. C.reful Driv.r.. Heavy \u00bbnd Liah*\nTranfa.r Work. Furniture end Pi.no. Moved or Stored.\nPhone 18\nDay or Night\nMOOD WtflU and steady employment.\nMen wantad to lean lhe barber trade.\nUkM, plrasant. clean work. You can\nlearn In a few weeks* lime hy attending Hemphill's. Ureal demand for\nbarbera at from |SE to $ar. per week\niiiirl oonrttnlMlon. Hundreds of looa-\nlicnis where you can gtart in bualnaaa\nfor yourself. Write or call for free\ncatalogue. Hemphill Barber College,\n\"s 9th Ave- I:* _____*__ Alta- (r'*!l)3-1\nWANTKD\u2014Men and women to learn\nbarberlng. I'a Id while learning and\ntools free. Write for catalogue. Moler\nIlarlicr College, Vancouver. (r>144)\nliittN wanted to train for auto ga.i tractor Job!, garage mechanics, tire vulcanizing, oxy-ocetylene weldlnc and\nbattery works. Only a few weeks required to learn any of these trades\nDay and evening classes. Call or\nwrite for our Urge free poster nnd\nfull partlculara. H.\"nphlll Auto and\n(Hi Kn lfi ii eer I riff School. 22S IMh Ave,,\nR, Calgary. Alta tten.s\nW1NNIPSQ, Nov. 20\u2014Rid prices\nfor Dominion war Ifsuem\nVictory loans\u2014 19J2. 9**M, 192^\n$\n1:1 Situations Wanted Male\nUll.\n\u25a0 Mlaa dark, are-\n\u25a0tore, tborouahly\nIII references, l*;isl\nmanacer Keneral\nMontreal Produce\nMONTItKAL.\nQttlet; hutter em\nCheese\u2014Finest\n2Se.\nHutter\u2014Tholeent\nH%a\nne*t\u00ab\u2014Trefh. 4fic\ntae.\nI'otaioep\u2014I'\u00bbt hn\u00ab\nNov m,\n\u25a0r; checi\u00abe\nenotern-*.\n-Pom\niteady\nThe Consolidated Mining & Smelting\nCompany of Canada, Limited\nOffice Smelting and Refining Department,\nTRAIL, BRITISH COLUMBIA\nSmelters and Refiners\nPurchasers of Gold, Silver, Copper, Lead and Zinc Ores.\nProducers of Gold, Silver, Copper, Pig Lead and Zinc.\nTADANAC, TRAIL.\nMANAGER, bu\nexperienced, \u2022\npoattioa ill\nmore. Bai\nA~ bedrooiba, well\nheated. Good location nnd not fnr\nfrmn smelter Iti-staurant rents for\nJf.D.OO I month: revenue over Jl'OnO ;\\\nvcar Price SlO.ooo, half cash, balance\neaay ternie. P. O, Hox -147. Trail, H \u00ab'.\nir.sfio)\nCOSY LITTLE HOME IM\"\nFAIRVIEW\nDining room, slUing room, kitchen,\npantry, i bedroom* and |Oo4 si*zcd\nbathronni; white fixtures; atone\nfoundation; Rood bast-mcnl | fiO-\nfoot hrontaffa; lawn; built et No, i\nmatpiial. nnd well finished. |1W0\ncash, balance to suit purchaser, or\ngive us \u25a0 cash offer.\nWANTED, LISTINGS\nI have IB different purchasers for\nsmall houses from tlliOO to $2500.\nIf you wish to sell please notify\nrm at once.\nC. W. APPLEYARD\nIMiomj 2tiS.\ntun)\n20 Live Stock for Sale\nSIX-WEKKH-OLO Vorkthlre pip-*, $1 oo\neach. K. (Jroom. Hlocaa I';irk._ (T> Hh\nTOR SA1.8\u2014One team of horaea, weiRht\n\u2022lOili) 11,s.; both cel.ll-iKS, pound and\nK\u00ab-od workers; \u00abR>--i 7 nnd I, Apflj to\nA. R Hurry. Creaton, B. *'\u25a0 (MM)\nmaui-: 7 yean oM, i~oo n..s.. busty !ll|d\nharneaa, Hox Bill, Dally News, (Mil)\nPOR SALB\u2014Heavy farm horaa, Mrs.\nFreemen, Needlea. (MOO)\nKi\u00bbK BEitVICK\u2014i'ure Tomenburg buck'.\nAtkinson, t Irani te itoad, Neleon.\n(1411)\nPOR BAhtmr\u2014 Young horse, ah nut 1400\nlbs. Qannner, ThkIiuui . r.:<:>\n18 Miscellaneous for Sale\n.B\u2014Coal haat*\nParticulars\nPhone M *.l.-\nln Rood con-\nt*7 Carbonate\n(MIS)\nFOR BALE Two-yi\n\u25a0hire hoar. |lt,\nbn oke. Tni.huin,\nPOR shtntiee write Mcyucen, Sllver-\nton, (IMS)\nr-olil white York-\n.Miii-.ii.ii, Ctover-\nt5ir,-i)\nPOR BALK one flrst-claaa wood beater. Appiv Kootenay steam Laundry\n (6180)\nroH sai.i: n.-nd wooT Irritation\npipe and woooen pumps. Prices and\njmrticuliirB \u00ab\u00bbu applluition. Jamie-\ni-oti. Kociij* Siding. (lilt)\nFOH SAl.i: - Empty barr\u00abla, kegs,\nHacks, Mclkuuld .lam Co iM'.\"i>\n^2 For Sale or Rent\nFOU SAI.K OR RRNT -Team of log-\nKlnR horeea. WeiKbi about 8100. Will\nrent for winter months or will soil\nvery reasonable. Can he seen In Nel-\nnon on application to o .StDanla Au- |\nthorlsed Trustee, room 1..K. W.\nblock, (tillfl) i\n14 Furnished Rooms to Rent\nomi'o atoan\nSterling Hoi\nrolt RENT\u2014Fur\nheated suite for I\n-1. ii,30) I\nsited'room. 519 Hall,\n(5314)\nPURNI8HED room, l'hone 3391 j. (,r>3fi0>\nTBLL your wants tbrouKh The Daily |\nNews claaslfled ooturana,\nBusiness and Profesiond \\\nDirectory\nCarpenter and Builder\nT. A. I. A WHOM\n.Storm, Hash, Remodel In (T, House Repairs\nMalcolm Bldff., Vernon St.\niT.SH)\nInsurance and Real Estate\nB. W. DA WBOM.\nReal Estate, Insurance, Rentals.\nAnnable Blk P. O. Hox 735. Phone 111.\n(5178)\nMonuments\nCampbell ft Ritchie Monumental Co.\nP. O Boi 865. Nelson, H. C.\nTelephone lfi. (5179)\nCANADIAN AUTO AMD EI.EOTJUOAA\nSUPPLY COMPANY.\nBattery Berylca Station.\nCleveland rock drills, air hose flttlnjre,\nradio supplies, electrical appliances, motor and generator repairs, electrical and\nmechanical Installing, oxy-acetylens\nwelilttiK, machine shop work. P. O. Hoa\n1,3, 306 Uaker at., NeUoo. Phone 593.\n(5180)\nPainters and Decorators\nlrTURPHY BROS.\nPalators and Dacoratora.\np. i.- \u25a0 \u25a0\u2022 In Wallpaper.\n\u25a0113 Josephine SI tr.lSl)\nAccountants\nr>;j Mining, Timber, Lumber\nTIMBKK le\nato\nIt. C.\nfor\nTin\nlie\nfee! of fir tiiniiinicK. while\nredsr. Raelly lotted Hns\nvey, d nnd crulaed, Creek runs\nproperty, down which late\ndriven five miles lo K- iti tin}\nPorl Hill. I'riee and tern\u00ab\nnlile, Anplv Owner, Itox !\u00bb::7S\nNews\nmiles fr-ii\nlht tnllliii\nlc p'ne no\n44\nInsurance\nCHARLES F. HUNTER\nAuditor\nMcDun.il.) Jiun liulliliiiv.\nHox till, NVIaon, B. C.\n(BUI)\nFlorists\nIRIZZELI.K'8 GHKBNHOUSK, ICalau.\nCut flower, and floral design.\n1(183)\nAssayert\nF. W VflDDOWlON, Box A1108, N.l.\nhod. b C BLuiditrd wu.terD ch.rRe*.\n _\\_2\nm t\nl.ourd ilurinK winter,\nn.M.r purchM. V:\\i-\nHox I04t, Nelson, B. C.\n(Mill\nWANTRD\u2014Cutt.r. Prlfl. und lcirtirn-\nl:irs to Hox 1.1, Nelson. ,5.11,\nllll-.KN hid..,\nei^ht cent*.\nH. C. \t\n,,lx cola pound, ralf\nJ. T. Morgan, N.lson.\nEgg Market\nCrTTAWA. Nov 2ft \u2014Montreal **ira\nspfclnlf* Johhlnpc \"S-^c ia 70c\nWinnipeg\u2014 Klrni: new 'ntd fresh spe-\nciidn and Htttaa JJobhlnn. 7\u00abr; flr*fti*,\n\u00ab: to 6*c.\nHrltlr\u00bbh Coliimhln\u2014Lo.nl fr-p^h, r\u00ab7c\ncountry point\u00bb, with 61*c offered for\nwpeeiiilr-; Statagt firsts. |S*fl to lla,\nChicnfo nnd New Vork tineh:in\u00abid\nVancouver Stocks\n(Ml .\nHow So\nInt Co.1\nNun.1\nSt^.n,!.^.!\nnoundary\nECmplr.'\nHnrUn\nTr.,]an\nSIIvhi\nBay\n1 \u25a0 -in\nOil,\nI'll\n.n*.S\n.\u00ab,'\nMOSTRrat. Hot. M.\u2014Coa.olldatad\nKlnlnv , Int.ltln. cloawl at 2.', Lid\nand aTT1! a.ked. today.\nIF YOU WANT RESULTS\n* CLASSIFIED ADVT.\nTRY\nSPECIAL PASSENGER FARES\nACCOUNT\nProvincial Potato Fair\nRETURN\nLIMIT\nGRAND FORKS, B. C, NOV. 27, DEC. 2\n>te Tare and one-third, return.\nNnv. 25th to Dm, 2, inclusive.\nDec. 4th.\nSALE\nDATES\nAll Territory Nakusp and South; Penticton and East:\nKootenay Landing and West, Including all branches.\nConductors will sell tickets from flag stations. Pursers\nfrom all Beat Landings.\nJ. S. CARTER\nDistrict Passenger Agent, Nelson, B. C.\nJ9 Poultry and Eggs\nFOR BALE- Jo,\nhorn pullet., T\ntl..z3. J\nilnlp, R C.\nPri.I.ETS, S r,\nSh.lly'. podtK\n11.00 laoh. W\nhatched Wliit. L\u00ab\u00bb-\nm Barron .teek, 115 a j\nHroH , Ito.'IiT, latl!')\n\u25a0. s i' Black Ulnorc\nKirkpatrioK, Aplilf-\n (MM)\nWhit. I,.\u00bbEhorn, from\n..<-il trapn.ated ato.'k;\nIniirn, Valllcan, B C.\nl.'itoi)\n35\nFor Rent\nFOR RENT- Klnl\nFor particular.\nj Trail II C\nI STORE for rent.\nI Hall\nnar room iirul kltrtirn.\nappl; J. M. Itm 1. v.\n11 un\nAiipty .Mirk's Hill oil\nInsurance\nJ) on't take chances\nj\\ ny day your turn may\ncome.\nV\/ hy hesitate?\n\u00a7 ome day you may lie\nsorry..\n0 nly safe way\nfl nw is the time.\nAll Kind, of In.uranc. Written.\nR. W. DAWSON\nAnn.bl. Block.\nP. 0. Box 733. Phon. 197.\n1 r.ir.i\nWholesale\nBtllKIHOTOlf * BTwAWH.\nWbol.,.1. rrult MBrcltants.\n.11 rout v,'K^l\u00bbbl\u00ab. bought for caah.\nr.l.uhou. ,,, -..!\u25a0,.n, M C.\n ir,in6)\n. MAl'IHINAI.D \u00ab. <'0~ WHIILI-SALB\n'.Irocar, Rtul I'rovlalon Merchant.\nImport.r. of '['eiiH, Coffee, Siilcea\nPrn (I Frnlta Kta|,l. and lj-ancy tiro-\nrerlik. Nelaon. II. r (MiiBI\nEngineer*\n29 Lost and Found\nLegal Notices\n1'1-ksi*'\nN>lK01\ni-si'hiT.v tram, bcl\nTafh-um Ratur\nf:.w:inl ll\n21 Live Stock Wanted\nWANTKD\u2014Oi\nli.t.M*. Hl\\ tli\nBos :itir, i\nYorksliln*\n\u25baId. Apply\n<:,(\u25a0\u25a0-)\n:s\" Boats and Automobiles\nPOR SAI.I*: CHEAP\u2014Tw-fniy-Blx-foot\nlaunch, fitted with folding auto tup\nii nd wprey lumil: la rite H|irlit|k-!: m\u00ab1b,\nItoln-rlM Iwo-ryllmlfr, two-iyrl.- in-\nChi*'. Also noQH nnd birth '\"i\nI.nnnrh Club flout. Apply Boi Ul\nnty. I&171I\nTiVBCR SALE .14412.\nHmled tend\u00abri will h\u00bb rn\"MVfd by th\"\nMinuter of Land* nl Victoria nol later\nih;n, noon on tho Mth dav ot Mftv-emlx r\n19:2, for the purchaM \u00ab>f Ucenc* XH12,\nto cul 121,750 f.\u00ab'I uf White Pine, Plr,\nTiui-i.it.ir. Ilamlock. Cedar an I Hpruca,\nand f.;,L,-,n lineal f\u00bbot ,>f t* dar l'ole\u00ab\u00bb,\ndltuat* on th. n, w. U of fcctlon tl.\nTownship fi'j Koottnay Land Dlatrlri\nTwo (J) yidiJ Will be iHoWfd for\nn !\u25a0!\u2022-\u25a0\u25a0.il o| nml., r\nPurthar panlruliu-\". of \u00abho Chief For-\ni :-t- r \\ Ictorla, li. C. or DUitrlct Por* -\nter. Nr'.s-n. I! V (U44)\nVELSOal, B. a\n'\u25a0ITIL AID MINING EtfOIHEEKl.\nB O.. Albuita and Domlnlo.\nL.iul Hiii.oy. ra.\n\u2022ro\u00bbn Orant iiaaia, ala. FrlnUnf.\n ais7)\naimiMO tNOijrr.iu,\nB. C. Land Bui-...or.\n\u00ab. O. DiWKOM. IAS1.0, B. O.\n__^ itmi\nAuctioneers\nW. CUTLEB,\nAnctlonaw, Avprala.r, Valuator.\niloula aol.l privately or at auction.\nIll Ward Slrc.t fhon. 77\n1 i:i|li>>\nFuneral Directors\nO J ROBEHTKON,\nVlelorii, Htro.t\nl'hone l.'V.I.\n'1QEB3\np. n, i>. h e , ioi\nHi on a Ut. Nlcht\n (S1 Ml\nfltattdard rnrultora\nCo., Uiidartaiwa,\nl-'iineral DlreotOTa.\nAuto hearne, up-to-\ndate chap.l tatl\nservice, rrleaa ren-\nannahle. ir.191)\nBRINGING UP FATHER\nBy George McManus\nMA.CCIC MA^) B^\nl-OOcnim rr_n\nCXE bHt 1*3,\nbORE\n THE NELSON DAILY NEWS, TUESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 21, 1*322\n0P\nPile EtnS.J *'\nT=5\nVo. 2 timothy bay, baled, at JJ26.50\npor Ion.\nHo. 3 timothy hay, baled, at 114.10\nper ton.\nHo. 1 green oat hay, baled, at\n$16.50 per ton.\nFralrit hay ut |19.50 por ton.\nPrices quoted subject to confirmation. We guarantee quality.\nTerms. $50.00 per car cash deposit\nwith order.\nPlaohar Creek Co-Operative Association of tho V. T. A., Ltd,\nA Marketing Society of Farmers,\nby Farmers, for Farmers.\nPlncher Creek, Alta.\nFeed Wheat, Turkeys, Chickens.\nTanlac Does the\nWork, States\nSalesman\ni i\ni\nI When your telephone ia\n, left accidentally off the\n. hook, it registers the\nI\nsame aa a call at central.\nIf the operator gets no\nresponse to her \"Number,\nplease\/' the number is\nhanded over to the repairing forces as being\nout of order. All this involves tests, reports and\ntime. In the meantime, no\none gets you on your telephone.\n\"Off the hook\" is a very\ncommon cause of interruption to telephone service.\nBy the exercising of care\nil this connection you will\nprotect your service and\navoid inconvenience to\nyourself and others.\n\"I used to have to force myself\nto eat, but since taking Tanlac 1\nhave an appetite like a wood chopper,\nand everything agrees with me perfectly,\" was the characteristic statement made by Raoul Pepin, well-\nknown traveling salesman residing ut\nSt. Vincent de Paul, P. Q.\n\"About a year ago I commenced\nhaving trouble with my stomach, lost\nmy appetite and felt sick and depressed all the* time. What little I\nate soured in my stomach and often\ncaused cramping pains which .anted\nfor hours. Nights 1 woke up every\nlittle while, and felt as tired in the\nmornings as I did on going to bed.\n\"Noticing in the paper where a\nman who had suffered like I was\nhad got relief by taking Tanjgc, I\ndecided to try it myself, and I'm\nglad to say It has fixed me up Just\nlike the other fellow said It did him,\nmade a new man out of me. My\nappetite Is simply enormous now\nand I never hnve a trace of stomach\ntrouble. I s'eep well every night und\nalways begin the day feeling refreshed ami full of life and energy-\nI owe my good health all to Tanlac.\"\nTanlac is so d by all good druggists.\nSuggests Linking Up\nBoxing Commissions\nThroughout Canada\nTORONTO, Nov. 20,\u2014Following tbe\nsuggestion he made some time ago.\nChairman P. .T. Mtilqueen, of the\nOntario Athletic commission, has\nasked the other boxing commissions\nIn Canada to send delegates to a\nmeeting In Montreal Thursday. December 7. Montreal and Quebec city\nOommlsaloni have accepted tho Invitation and it is expected that Manitoba will also line up.\nIt Is not a radical departure, but\nthe logical growth from the provincial\nIdea, it Is claimed. The mutual recognition of susiK'nsions and pennltles is\nnecessary fnr the success of the commission p'an. Ontario and Quebec\nnre already In affiliation with the national association of the I'nited States\nbut they are affiliated as provincial\nbodies-\nNewsof Sport]\n3\u00bb-*a**e\"\"\"tMa^\"\"\"\"\"\"\"SM\"a\u00bb*\"\"\"t\"\"\"\"\"\"\"\" *\"\"**'***\" \"* ll*3:gl*11,^**^^1,!ii********,i^L****ll*^L*******1 \u25a0!' Ma^aHEaSsisas^\nHockey Powers\nConsiderate on\nResidence Rule\nPOKT ARTHUR, Ont., Nov. 20.\u2014\nOwing to special circumstances In the\nsmall towns of Alberta ami British\nColumbia, the executive of the Canadian Amateur Hockey association, at\nIts concluding session here tonight,\nadvanced the residence rule la these\nprovinces for this season from August\n1 to October 15, to allow the teams\nto participate fn the Allan cup play\ndowns.\nIntermediate teams were made eligible to compete for and bold the Allan cup. This decision by the executive will cover cases such as the\nOntario Hockey association, Northern\nOntario Hockey association, and Manitoba Hockey association, which have\nbeen subject to much conjecture In\nthe past.\nRuling on Substitutes\nSubstitutes in various branch fSSSSI\nmay number three'. It pmi decided,\nbut fn Allan cup Karnes only two substitute players will be allowed.\nThe hlggeat change In the playing\nrules made today was that which will\nallow a goal keeper tu go onto his\nknees, lie down In the net, or slop the\npuck ln any way he wl.shcs, the only\nlimitation being that after stopping it\nhe must not tbruw It.\nThe Manitoba suggestion to revert\nto two 30-minute periods received little favor and was not adopted.\nIn the constitution fees from each\nbranch were set at J25 a year.\n8H.EI.VXlf GETS DECISION\nMONTREAL, Nov. 20,\u2014Eddie Rlievllti\nBoston welterweight, was awarded thi\ndecision over Moe Herscovich, Montreal, In a 10-round bout here tonight.\nKid Lewis Wins\nLonsdale Belt,\nDefeating Todd\nLONDON. Nov. 20.\u2014TM (Kid)\nI*-wis of Kngland tonight defeuted\n' I tola ml Todd, also of Kngland, In a\nM-4-OUnd fight for the middleweight\n. championship and the Lonsdale belt,\n. Lewis won on points.\n' Lewis who Is the head of the Brlt-\ni Ish, European and Empire mlddt---\n! weight class, was Installed the favor-\nI Itc in the betting, but bin backers\nsoon real lied that the Yorkshire man\nI was a tough proposition for hint.\nTodd was superior in physical make-\n, up. He was cool and showed excellent defense. The last two round a\nof the bout we po fought ut a great\ni pace, In which Lewis had n shide the\ni better of the milling, winning the\n1 fight on points. During the last\nround the betting was In favor of\n, Todd.\nFREDERfCKSON\nSCORES FOUR\nFOR VICTORIA\nAristocrats Win Their First\nGame of Season; Maroons\nShow Form\nTrail Loses to\nNelson but Wins\nFrom Rossland\nVANCOUVER, Nov. 20.\u2014Victoria won\ntheir first hockey game in Vancouver\nIn the present \u25a0SSSCn of the Pacific\nCoa.-it league, when they defeated Van-J\ncouver tonight, 4 to 3.\nFrank Frederick son showed to advantage at center, winning all four\nof Victoria's goals. Hehind him\nFowler's performance in Victoria's goal\nwns remarkable.\nThe first two periods were Victoria's, both tn the matter of goals\nami on the play generally. In the\nthird period Vancouver came liack and\nfought gamely to even the score.\nThis period was decidedly Vancouver's,\nThey showed an improvement of 100\nper cent over their performance at\nVictoria a week ago ln their demonstration of six-man nockey. \u00bb\nHo Hi teams gave an exhibition of\nhard checking, lightning attack and .\n\u2022,|iiiik back checking.\nFirst period\u20141, Victoria, Frederick -\nson from Mueklng, :||; 2. Victoria.\nKrederlckson, ;52; 3, Victoria, Fred-\nerlckson, 3:02.\nSecond period\u20144, VancouTpr, Parkes,\nfrom Harris. 4:08; 6. Victoria, Frederick-sou, 2:08; 6, Vancouver, Cook from\nHarris, 10:25.\nThird period\u20147, Vancouver, Skinner\nfrom Houcher, 8:20.\nFinal score\u2014Victoria 4, Vancouver 3.\nLintup\nVictoria Position Vancouver\nKowier _ Reld\nGoal\nC. Loughlin Cook\n\\V. Loughlin Duncan\nDefense\nKrederlckson MacKay\nOat man Skinner.\nMasking Harris\nForwards\nHaider-son Boucher\nAnderson Asultlne\nDundcrdale parkes\nSubstitutes\nTRAIU Nov. 19.\u2014The basketball\ngames at the rink on Friday night provided some good sport, the contesting\nteams being Nelson, Itossland and Trail.\nNelson high school boys defeated the\nTrail Intermediate boys by 1.1 to 8. For\n.Nelson, Pitts scored 1, Waldie 4. McVicar 6 and McKenzle 2. For Trail.\nBradshaw 4 and Demldoff 4. The lineup was: Nelson\u2014I'i tts, Waldie, McVicar, McKenzle, Kim ins; subst llules.\nHoare and Archibald Trull\u2014Bradshaw.\nDamldoff, A Demld-iff. I'lester, Stanley.\nTrail Sort Win.\nTrail boys beat Itossland boys by 14\nto 5. For Trail, Alexander Demldoff\nscored 8, A, Demldoff 4 and Hallfwell 2.\nFor Itossland. Arnett scored 6. The\nlineup was: Itossland\u2014Arnett, Fox.\nNixon. Churchill and Moore. Trail-\nAlexander Demldoff. A. Demldoff. Dock-\nerill, Bohwartsenhaur and Haliiwell.\nKoiit.iind Girl* Lot*.\nItossland girls suffered defeat at the\nhands of the Trail girls by a score of\n8 to 0. For Trail, Q. Hal four scored 2\nand E. Hay 6. Itossland team\u2014M. Wall,\nM. Wilmott, O. Oroutage D. Hison, S.\nBean. Trail team\u2014ti. Balfour. E, Hay.\nI. Cumnilngs, D. Anthony and I. Ingram.\nYoung Falcons Beat\nCleveland Amateurs\nin Spectacular Game\nWINNIPEG, Nov, 20.\u2014Playing spec-1\ntacular hockey from start to finish, [\nthe young Falcons took the measure i\nof the Cleveland amateurs in the open-1\ning hockey contest of the season here !\ntonight. The locals won through their '\nsuperior speed, outscorlng the visitors:\n7 to 4 and deserved the margin on\ntheir Aggressiveness.\nThe Falcons, who were former Junior j\nchampions of Canada, had a 2 to 1 |\nlead at the end of the first period j\nand 4 to 3 at the end of the second, i\nNKW YOHK, Nov. 20.\u2014The suspension until Decemlwi* 31 of Jole\nRay, national mile running champion,\nand Frank and Joe Looinis, all-\naroi.'ml athlete, nil of Chicago, for\nacceptance of alleged exorbitant fees\nfor expenses, today was confirmed\nby the convention of the Amateur\nAthletic union.\nj WINS 100 KILOMETER ROAD RACE\nI MILAN, Nov. 20\u2014Dunato Pavesl\nI of Milan won the 100 Kilometer road\ni race from Brescia tu Milan, the first\ni of u series of races In preparation\nj for the inuralhoii event nt the Olym-\ni pic game* in Paris ln 192-1. I'a vest's\nj time was 9 hours iii minutes and 37\nj seconds. Fifty-eight of the 91\nI starters finished.\nHENAULT SIGNS UP\nFOR BOXING MATCH\nNKW YORK, Nov. 20\u2014Jack Renault, the Canadian heavyweight, who\nacted as a spurring partner to Jack\niX'tnpsey, has been signed up by\nFrank Flourney, the matchmaker of\nMiullson -H<|uare Garden, to meet the\nbest light-heavyweight or Jieavy-\n| weigh! obtainable to meet htm In the\nsemi-final of 12 rounds (o the 1\nround contest between (Irne Tunney,\nNew York, light-heavyweight chain\npion, and Harry Weinert, of Newark\nN-J-. at Madison Square Garden oi\nNovember 29.\n1\nw\nMIUBANK\nw\nTHE\nQUALITY CIGARETTE\nIMPERIAL TOBACCO COMPANYo**CANADA. LIMITED.\nSchaeffer Beats\nWelker Cochran\nin\nNEW YORK. Nov. 20.\u2014Jake Schaeffer defeated Welker Cochran tonight.\nThe champion, when at bis best, pro- '\nduced some of the closest ''nursing\" !\nn in the Internationa) 18 2 lialk line\nbilliard champlon\u00bbhtp tournament. The\nfinal score was 500 to 303.\nWillie Hoppe. former champion,\nscored his fourth straight victory today by defeating Erich Hagenlachrr,\nHerman champion, In a close match,\n500 to 462.\nQueens to Play\nArgos at Toronto\nfor Championship\nKINGSTON. Out,. Nov. 20.\u2014The athletic board of control of Queens uni-\nralty decided this afternoon that the\ntercolleglato champions will go to\nToronto on Saturday anil play thu\nArgonauts for the eastern Dominion\n'bampionship.\nOLD COUNTRY FOOTBALL\nLONDON, Nov. 20.\u2014(Hy Canadian\nPress Cable!. \u2014 Itesults of football\ngames played today were us follows:\nLondon Challenge Cup, Semi-Flm I\nCharlton |, Milwall 0. (Played on\nChelsea grounds).\nWcstlutm 1, Crystal Palace '_,\n(Played on Tottenham's grounds),\nRugby\nWtatarfh 2, United Hospitals 3.\nAustralians Defeat\nMarylebone Eleven\non Melbourne Pitch\nMELBOURNE, Nov. 20.\u2014Ths\ncricktt team representing ths\nstate of Victoria defeated ths\ntouring Marlyebone teim hers to\nday by two wicketi. Msrlye-\nbone't score wai 210 and 231, and\nVictoria\"! 27S and 164 for sight\nwicksti.\nSporting Briefs\nPOUT OF .SPAIN, Trinidad, Nov :0.\n\u2014Lieut. W liter Hinton, commander of\nthe airplane Sampao Carrea on a\nflight from New York to Rio Janeiro,\nleft Port of Spain this morning for\ntteorftetown after a long delay here\nwaltlnpe for a new propeller, whi:,i\narrived on Friday last.\njtell\u00bb''\u00bbgfl\u00bbB\u00bb\u00bbg\u00ab.'gp\u00ab\"\"\u00bb}ft.\nMore Standardized\nMerchandise\nReached us today, giving you\nthe best value obtainable for\nyour money.\nOLD ERIN BRAND MEN'S PURE LINEN HAND-\nKERCHIEFS\u2014Men need not pay high prices for\npure Irish Linen Handkerchiefs. Old Erin Brand,\n! one of the best qualities we have been able to offer\nin years, with extra fine thread; full nineteen\ninches square, hemstitched with 1-4 or 1-2 CAp\ninch hem. Are a real value at, each iH\/l*\nOld Erin Brand\nother pure linen\nhandkerchiefs are\noffered at 35 cents\neach,\nGet the best. They\ncost no more.\nBEAVER BRAND MEN'S CASHMERE SOCKS-\nBest real value in the whole Dominion. All pure\nwool English Cashmere Socks of good medium\nweight, made with seamless feet and elastic ribbed\ntop. Men have been waiting since 1914 for hose\nlike these with the old-time quality at a low price.\nYou will find them\nexceptionally well\nmade, comfortable\nand hard to wear\nout. They come in\nb 1 ack, cream,\nbrown, and are incomparable value\nat, per\npair \t\n50c\nYou can prove this\nfor yourself.\n\"StAWCMnml\nMENS CASHMERE SOCKS'\nFootwear Department\nPHILLIPS MILITARY SOLES AND HEELS\u2014Have\na set fitted on your walking shoes today. They\nprevent slipping. Very suitable for boys and girls'\nshoes, as they double the life of your footwear.\n.Special prices fixed complete. Ladies, Girls and\nBoys, set fixed fl>-| OA\ncomplete \u00abPl.^iU\nMEN'S LIGHT WEIGHT\u2014Set fixed n AA\ncomplete for \u00abJJ.\u00a3.l\/l\/\nMEN'S HEAVY WEIGHT\u2014Set fixed &() QC\ncomplete for iPsUtOD\nPhone tts and we trill call for ijour Boots and return them promptly. Don't ivait till you Fall Doien.\nGet them on todaij.\n15 PAIRS ONLY OK MEN'S HIGH GRADE HOOTS\n\u2014At the very special price (P(T A{T\nof tpO.UO\nThese shoes are taken from our regular stock at\n$8.50 to $11.50. The sizes are now broken and only\nmedium and pointed toes left, but are of especially\nnice, fine grade. We can fit almost every foot in the\nrange, but not every size in each make now left.\nBrake Puts Over Win\non Tyler's Bowlers\n, Tyler's\nver that\nthe Y.\nScore h\n. Tyler\n80 pins,\nE. Y.\nhe scores:\nJust 270 pins separated O. \"V\nhowlinK team from a Victory\ncaptained by K. Y. Brake 0\nM. C. A. alleys Inst night\nturned III were: Drake 1 \"US\n1*25. C, G. Sholnndrr, with ]\nwhh high Individual, while\nBrake captured high average.\nHere are\nBrake\u2014\nWhiten*. R. J\nKelderman, J,\n.-\"hoUnder, C. \u25a0\nBrake. E. Y. .\nTotal ..\nTyler\u2014\nThurman, H.\nSindel. J. ...\nJohnson H. .\nTyler, C. W.\nTotal 1625\nl!7\n11!\n112\u2014\n,11\nI in\n107\n173\u2014\n4n1\u00bb\n1IH\n1*0\nloo\nl\u00ab4\n170\nHi\nns\u2014\n611\n\u2022 1\n118\n10\u00ab -\n-315\n150\nKi 9\n131 -\n-410\n140\nK0\nM0 -\n-420\nno\n150\n150 -\n-450\nMany ot the newest Paris dresses\nare draped and ninny arc beltless ami\nthere Is more than a hint ot the\nfitted figure to he aeen, although\nevefywhPre one hears women Haying\n\"they will never gu back to the tight\nclothes again.\"\nUnemployed Ranks\nin Alberta Swell\nCAL\/URY, N'ov. 20.\u2014Two hundred\nmen and women were added to the\nranks of tho unemployed In the prov- I\ninee during the week ended Saturday, bringing the total number of i\nregistered unemployed up to 1793, j\naccording to the report of the provincial labor bureau.\nAn Increase of nearly 130 in the\nnumber of unemployed registered at\nKdmonton Is shown by the report,\nwhile the situation In Calgary remains about the same. Labor bureau\nofficials were unnble to state the\nexact cause of the increased unemployment ln the north, beyond saying that the number of applications\nfor employment had shown an increase. At the present time, thero\nare 671 unemployed men registered at\nCalgary and 4(1 at Kdmonton. with\nonly a total of four Joba unfilled at\nthe end of the week.\nLemieux Discusses\nWar Memorials With\nPresident Millerand\nMiddle age la a mirage which\nkeeps constantly receding before a\nwoman ao that ahe never quite\nreaches it until t*be has passed it.\nPARIS, Nov. 20.\u2014Hon- Kodolpho\nLrniieux, speaker of the Canadian\nhouse of commons, was received today by president Millerand. who discussed with him plans for the erection of Canadian war memorials in\nFrance.\nAccording to Mr. Lemieux, the Interview was highly satisfactory. It\nhas heen decided to erect five such\nmemorials in France and three In\nBelgium. Brlg.-Gen. H. T. Hughes\nand Lieut.-Col. J. K- Osborne are\nassociated with Mr. Lemieux In th*\nwork.\nWHEAT YIELD BELOW\nLAST YEAR'S AVERAGE\nMl-XHOI'RNE, Nov. 20.\u2014(By Canadian Press, tla Reuters*\u2014The department of works and railways estimates\nthat the wheat yield In the state of\nVictoria this season will be J7.UMO0\nbushels, or nearly 7,000.000 bushels l>e-\u00ab\nlow last seasons yield.\n tie\n ' Frst Bign.\nTirE NELSON DAILY NEWS, TUESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 21, i922\nTHE ARK\nWants You to See Their Cider\nMills.\nTwo press, hand power, $35* Plclt\nup your cult apples and make your\nown vinegar. No chemicals, pure and\nwholesome.\nLadies' Children's and Men's Underwear. Stoves, Furniture and\ncomplete House Furnishing-*,\nJ. W. HOLMES\nPhon. 534.\n606 V\u00bbrnon St.\nHOT WATER\nBOTTLES\nOur Special Hot Water\nBottle is a household necessity.\nWe guarantee them for\none year.\nThis is the time of the\nyear to stock up.\nc\nCanada Drug &\nBook Company\nPhon. 81.\nP. O. Box 1087\nOLD BATTALION\nMEN GATHER AT\nFESTIVE BOARD\nFormer Members of Fifty-\nfourth Pledge Comradeship at Reunion\nTALES ARTtOLD\nOF DESIRE TRENCH\nBugle Sounds \"Last Post\"\nfor the Comrades Still\nOverseas\nMy KnowieilRc and complots eye\nexamination guarantee* cV>-ry patient ihe mont complete and baat\nVinton obtainable If you need\nglass-pa, lf your Biases need\nchanRing, If you need any repairs,\nconsult m\u00ab. Best lenses and\nmount a supplied\nA. HIGGINBOTHAM\nEyesight Specialist\nQriffin Block, Nelson, B.C.\n\"Thia Is un iiiMibordinaU* nnd mutinous mob,\" declared Major Gilbert\nAnderson, with n broad grin, after\nho had vainly tried. U chairman, to\nmake himself hofird at a Certain stage\nof the proceedings at the 54th Uattal-\nion fourth annual reunion lust night.\nThe m;t.lwr'n remark WU heard nppre-\nciathely for a circle of fully two\nyard*, but after that It was mergi'd\nin thO babel of sound that .signified that 3fi men wero supremely\nhappy,\nThe fart was. that the Veterans'\nhall in the Kagle building is essentially nn echo chamber, In which every unund is multiplied, and with the\nbnnqUOt table the lull length of the\nhall, it VMS Mon discovered that no\none person could be clearly heard\nUtttOIS ull th'* rest preserved absolute\nsilence. Naturally this condition of\nahoshlto silence very seldom obtained,\nand the shouted orders of or to the\nfatigue party that served the viands,\ntlie salutations Immlled back and\nforth, the many reminiscent conversations indulged hi. and the varied\ninterests demanding attention at any\ngiven moment. Irom inquiries for the\nch'-rry olives to demanding one's\nWe Are Ready. Are You?\nFull seeortment in stock now of\nRUBBERS\nThs bsst\u2014Maltaae Oom Brand\u2014 j\nnew lasts.\nFLEMING'S STORE\nFairview\nDISTORTION\nOF SIGHT\nCan Bs Traced to Early\nChildhood\nTot this reason it Is important to hnve children's eyes\ntxamlnod yearly to prevent\n\\.iriuus defects.\nOut will achieve normal efficiency until old age, even\nthough the eyes Were highly\ndi IV. live during youth.\nJ. 0. PATENAUDE\nOptist nnd Optician\nEstablished 25 Years\nSave for Santa Claus. Join the 0. K. Xmas Club\nFor Cakes, Pastries, Candies and Toys, Try\nThe 0. K. Bakery\n713 St.nl.y Street .nd on 13.iter n.\u00abr Starl.nd\nPhone. 165 .nd 118\nOur .tor., ar. op.n Wednesday afternoon..\nTonight\nand\nTomorrow\nTonight\nand\nTomorrow\nNELL SHIPMAN\n\u2014In\u2014\n'The Girl From God's Country'\nPositively the most exciting picture we have ever screened.\nTorchy's Hold-Up and Topics of the Day\nTHURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY\nDorothy Dallon, Mitchell Lewis and Jack Holt\nIn the js'ieat Paramount sea picture,\n\"ON THE HIGH SEAS\"\nneighbor's! signature to one's souvenir\nmenu curd, made for a confusion of\nsound.\nAnderson and Thomas Reelected\nAfter the hearty dinner provided\nhy Mr. and Mrs. \\V. Lan^lands had\nheen stowed away, and the furious\nIficril'lng of names upon souvenir\nmenus wus In full swing, to he got\nover before the loss of alignment at\ntable, there waa a short business\nmeeting of the Kootenay branch of\nthe 54 th liattulion association, to\nelect officers for the coming year.\nMajor Anderson, as president, and\nD. o, Thothas, as lecretary, wore\nUnanimously reelected. This will he\nthe third term for Major Anderson,\nwhile \"1>. 0.'s\" tenure of office fooe\nfar back into the misty past.\nTho usual four tonstS were honored,\neach in its appropriate way, each In\nturn being ca'led hy the chairman.\nThat to \"The King\" WU honored\nby the deep-throated singing of the\nnational anthem.\nNext came the toast to the battalion's already storied \"Colors.\"\nWhen the toast to \"The Commons\nWe Left Hehind\" was called for, tho\nmcmhciH stood reverently with bowed\nheads for a period of silence, which\nwas terminated with the \"Last I'ost,\"\nsounded by Bufflor \"Spurge\" Langill.\nGaiety reiurned with the toast to\n\"Our Annan**, Comrades,\" whose good\nhealth was vociferously wished, with\nthe ueeunipaniment of a rousing \"For\nThey Are .bdly Qood Fellows.\"\nInfromality Reigns\nFrom this piont informality reigned.\nAround the piano, at the north end\nof the hall, centered the balance of\nthe program, N. B. Bradley acting\nas pianist, while other guests contributing to the program wero Edgar\nMason, C- R. Choyce und James E.\nBennett. Mr. Choyce sang \"Do IV\"\nand \"Keep on Hopin'.\" Edgar Mason rendered the old favorites, \"Pliny\"\nand \"l'p In the Gallery on a Saturday Night.\" Major Turner Lee rendered \"In Cellar Deep,\" Mr. Bennett\n\"Now Are We All Here? Yes,\" and\n\"La La La,\" and Sidney Ball \"Song\nThat Reached My Heart.\" Roll'ckfn-*-\nchoruses wore sung with gusto, such\nas \"Mademoiselle From Armentleres,\"\n\"Oh Johnny, Oh Johnny. Oh,\" and\n\"I Aint Nobody's Darling,\" while\nthose with tickly feet indulged themselves in the manes of the waits,\nsubject to the restrictions of -space.\nOther numbers ot ths merry party\nless musically inclined occupied themselves in converse, In swapping stories of thr war days, particularly in\nconnection with the taking of Dostrs\ntrench, which the reunion Is partly\nintended to commemorate, and in\ntelling lilfhtl of oratory. W. I'aseoe's\ndepletion of the way a member of\nthe 54th known to many present,\nmixed comments on the war with\nsnatches ((f tin- well known BOOf,\n\"And Hoses Round the Door,\" as he\nwound up in a shellholo with a\nmighty splash, was typical.\nAt a lat. hour the \"fourth annual\nreunion\" nf the BsSJtonm* battalion\nbroke up with \"Mild Lang Syne,\"\nThe register of the reunion showed\nthe following answering the roll call:\nTurner Lee, Bonnington; Martin\nIvfciis, Frultvale; \\\\*. H. Culler, Win-\nlaw ; j. Tattsmall, Rsglna; w. a.\nTalbot, Wynndel; D. F. I'etcrs. Apple-\ndale; ,1. Crow, Slocan City; F. K.\nTalbot, Salmo; W. Bascoe, S. Ball, T,\nKeith K. ,1- Suinsbury, -li. Anderson.\nA. Painting, a. Oj Bush. ,\\. Klnnhan,\nWilliam Sutherland, Claude Miller, P.\nHannah. S. Lwigill W. C. Mills A.\nMuston. T. Middlcton. A. Spiers. Fred-\ncrick \\l Daliyinple. D. A. Thomas,\nL. A. laillls. C. Bignef H. H. Cnrric.\nW. B. CTOy ami B, A. Howe, Nelson.\nTiger of France Attends Reception by Franco-American Society.\nNEW YORK. Nov. 20.\u2014Georges\nClemenccau, former premier of Franc*.\nattended a reception this evening of\nthe Fran co-American society at the.\nhome of Thomas w. Lamont, of J. P.\nI Koreas & Co.\n! Tie made no forms) remarks, but\n! chatted with many of his hosts, whose\n' number included E. II. Clary, chalr-\n, man of iho Unltpd .Steel corporation,\n, John D. Rockefeller Jr., Elihu Root\nI and Chauneey M. Depew,\nI Clamonesno devoted extra attention\nto Mr. Depaw when the former sen-\n1 atnr dl^clofed thnt they had been\nneighbors in the (Jreenwich village\nof a half cenutry ago.\nClemanoSan appeared deeply moved\nwhin, upon entering the Lamont home\nha found the widow of a French soldier\nwith her three little children, waiting for a glimpse uf him.\nBouqueti for \"Tiger*'\nTho children shyly presented him\nwith bomiuets and he rewarded them\neach with a resounding kiss. He\nspoke in French for a moment to their\nmother,\nFrom the Lamont residence he drove\nback to the Charles Dana Uihson home,\nwhere he is living while In New York\nWhen \"the Tiger\" got home, there\nwas a slight coniniulioii because Albert, his valet, was not to be found,\nit developed that Mrs. Gibson had\nBOttt him out with an escort to set-\nNew York and he liked what he saw\nSO will he did hOl realize how fust\nthe time was pasisng.\nBARBER BELIEVES HE 13 HEIR\nTHREE RIVERS, Que. Nov. 20.\u2014\nJoe I* De mange, a barber of this\ncity, believes he is one of the heirs\nof an estate, now valued at $l-.fHJi>,uoo\ndeposited in the Bank of France.\nParis, by a brother of his grandfather, Nicholas Dcmange.\nDR. GARNEAU DIES FROM FALL\nTHREE RIVEUS, tjue.. Nov. 20.\u2014\nDr. Oarnsnu, of Prhscevtlls, is dead\nas the result of injuries received in\na fall from a scaffold on Friday lasi\n.\"i daughter of in-. O-arnoau roosntl)\nmarried Paul Uouin, son of Sir Lomer\nGouln.\nHeating Stoves\ntF YOU REQUIP.E A NKW BEATBR WE WILL BF\nPLEASED TO HAVE YOU\nEXAMINE OUR STOCK ,\nBEFORE YOU BUY. WE HAVE A FULL LINE OF\nMcCLARY & STEWART STOVES TO CHOOSE FROM\nWood-Vallance Hardware Company, Ltd.\nNELSON. I C,\nBEAUTIFUL\nCUT GLASS\nFOR CHRISTMAS\nIt makes an ideal gift of\nlasting (jualities. Everyone appreciates it. See\nour larjfe stock. If what\nyou want is not in the\nwindow ask inside for it.\nftrmemher. ur. specialize in optical work.\nJ. J. WALKER\nJeweler, Optician and Engravar\nPetition City Council\nfor Fell Street Light\nW. E. Wail.mien nnd 10 other residents of Pah-view asked in \u25a0 letter\nto I lie city SOUttoll last night that \u25a0\nlight he i.lace.l on Cell street al I lie\nint, race tlon of Fourth street, foi\nthe safety of pedestrians residing ir.\niHat portion or tha cily. The li-flu\nat IhS end (d* K.-1I street on Nelson\navenue is so placed (hat it does nol\nKlv, anv llirlil to K, II street darkness,\ntogether with tin- lack of side-walk,\nconstitutes a public menace, stated\nthe letter. W. I.. Warburton and ,1.\nH-ivd were pressnt and told Lhe council\nof the nesesslty of a light at this\ni\"iint. The matter waa referred tn\nthe committee for Investigation.\n\"Tovhlels Cutting of Trees\n\\ communication from H E. DiM\nWas also uiul to th*.* council, stating\nthai - tnployess of tin- city in clearing\nthe liuhl-nf-w; y for th< .rectinn oi\nlight polea a lung the WSSt Arm had\nnlaahed through a arose of tress on\nhla property near willow Point .Mi.\nhill jin.u sied vlcoroualj against the\ndestruction \"t* ihe trees and forbid\niiu Dutttag oi* tit.-* ur tin* irespaaalng\non his property. G. T. MaeQuIra, the\ncity electrical engineer, stated that an\nagreement had Men mad. fur ths\ncutting down of -pertain aiders, whieh\nware in the wm and aUnoach lie\nhad not recently been over ths worlt\nli.: felt ccrtnln that nn more thnn w;>s\nnew saary had he- n cui down. Ins\nmatter *.,* referred to ih** tire, water\nand ITaflrii cummltte fur Investigation\nand i- I\nAsk for Erection of Steps\nA, T. McMillan and .1. N. Hueston\nof High Street wrote tin* council polnt-\nthi\npre\nIk leading m> tn retdderi\nlots m'.>, 14, '::\u2022 and 2\u00ab of 11 ikh hired\nPrevious io the grading *>r the sire.!\nthere was a grsde walk which obviated\nHie neoasslty of using th,- sldewali\niiuw ii whh partially cut away and\nthey isked for thi* ereotloa of a few\nsteps and a plut'orm ta order tn make\na s.itv apprach. This woo rafsrrad\nto tin* board of works committee with\njiow* r to art.\nInstruct ions ware given to the cii>\nengineer tn proceed without d, lay on\nHie grading of esveral sir,,is nn tie\nhill which Were in had shape. A hi* r\nmail UOOrgi I'n tne i pointed OUl that\nseveral atr-aetg wets in \\.iy had shape,\nMtumpa, n.cks ami ni her thing* making\nthe streets Impnassble. li was ihoughl\nihal uwliu: lo the laleti. ss of the\nseason thai little couhl he done si\npressnt, imt as the work hsd beer\npromised it should go on an.) orders\nwere given to proceed with ii al once\nThe gmvi Ulni of lh.nsteii atreel ami\nths cametery read was broughl up\nand ihis work will he pro -ded with\nshortly. Alderman Turner also imnii-\nnl out ih.* necessity of work on Joseph*\nme. Kootenay, Hall nml li.nls sir* els,\nwhich rrtti*e*ts he claimed Leanu were\nunable t\u00ab> gel up In place*.\nA communication fn.ni B, A. Plev,--\nland, ooni roller of water rights, w;c--\ni'- id nnd ii t. rred to offh Isle *>t* llu\ncity tor action, The oommnn lea tlon\nasio-d that tin oily make a new application for om i ubl< f'>*.t <>f water per\n\u25a0soond from Cottonwood creek to re-\n'ihiT the BltptidtllOrt which bad claps-\ni d.\nPLAWR1GHT DEAD;\nSUSPECT SUICIDE\nl*Og ANCKI.KS, N..\\ n\u2014Osmjt,\nr,i'f>iiMHi Unwind, ,il.ty\\vri\u00ablil am!\nIi'.v. Ijsl. \\v;is fnini'I ' in connoRloii wMI) tt. Atttli\ni.f I'aul Malcilf at l'.l'iifiiil. opomd\nbtTt tnilav I'lif.if.' MiiKlmriitt' Martin\nnf W'-ytinrn. Alkr Iwo wll lit'ttarit\nwvr. lit-aril. tln> court ailjtun nt-t] until\nTiit'.silay RtornlTlf.\nDo It Now!\nCall, Phone or write for rates on FIRE INsrKA.M'i:. No\namount too -small or too large lo re*** ivo the very best attention\nand servlco.\nProperties Managed\nTenant* Secured\u2014Rents Collected.\nService Our Motto.\nCHAS. F. McHARDY\nREAL ESTATE\nPHONE 135\ninsurance\nBONOS\nFIRE\nACCIDENT\nLIFE\nA. S. Horswill & Co.\nPhone 121\nA carluad or fine (g*| rjfff\napuds, per sack tDltlD\nSpecial hrices in quantity lots.\nFinest new raisins, OArt\nper pound mUC\nMixed peel, per A f*\npound \"IOC\nShplled walnuts, one- fWA _\nfourth pound ...._ lUC\nShelled almonds, per H(\\_n\npound _ I UC\nPopping corn, 2 Ihs. OpT^\nfor -.DL\nCreamery butter, FvA\/*\nNo. 1 OxJL\nPROMPT DELIVERY\nSLOCAN MINING\nMAN DIES HERE\nLeaser of Standard Mine\nSuccumbs to Injuries Received in Tunnel\nMackinaw\nCoats\nThese are the evenings that make you think\nabout getting a Mackinaw. We believe we have the\nbest values in Nelson. Let us show you.\n$8.50\nTO\n$13.50\nA. K. Patriquin of New Denver,\nthe leaser of the Standard mine, j\nwho was injured on Tuesday last by\nrak full in j,; upon him In a tunnel\nof the mine while Umbering*, died\n;it the Kootenay l*ake General hospital last night at 11 wlo-ek.\nMr. Patriquin cuff\u00bbred serious in-1\ntenia! injuries and was only Inst .\nnight hronfrht to lhe city fivm Now\nDenver, under lhe care of Dr. AV. K.\n(luinni, He wns mot at Ihe station\nby Dm W. O. Hose and D. Hartin.;\n.md niNhcd to the hospital, where he\nwas OSnrntsd Upon. He did not recover conaeiousnons,\nMis. r-itiiquin came in from the.\nSlnean with her husband.\nMeeting Has\nWorld-Wide\nSignificance\n(Continued from page one)\nei lining up in the conference would\nIn- corn|.let\"d Untight by an entente\ndinner of 10 covers, which U. Nn<\ncare and the l-'rench 1slS|ltSI ton-\nilei.d to the Itritisli and Italian representatives.\nItaly Demands Equality.\nit is andssnlood tnnt the difficulty\nin satUfylriK ltii,\\- urone from lln-\nItalian ooiucntioti that in the treaty\nuf Sevres, whii-h the present eonfer-\nSHOS must revise, Italy's national\nright a in Um nonr snnl were nol -**uf-\nflciently resperled Italy will. In the\nLnfisnnni* IIQSjnllSlllinQ InalBt on\nwhnt she consMors her legitimate\nssplmtlons and, above ull. UrssvUnonl\nOH an -eqinil lmsls with Great Hritain\nand I'rai **e.\njt's aWinner!\nEverybody Says so!\nTONIGHT at STARLAND is\nyour last chance to see\n'One Clear Call'\nThe Picture you will not\nforget in a hurry\nCOMEDY, \"HOME MADE MOVIES\"\nSee Ben Turpin Make Snow Pictures in Midsummer\n' \",Fi\u2122t Show 7; aeeond 9 P. M.\nI Times of Starting one clear call,- 7:20 .nd\nTOMORROW TH\u00a3 cup QF UFF\nTHURSDAY A TH08' H- INCE production\nRemember\u2014II you see it at Starland\u2014It's Good\nMany Attend Meetings\nHeld by Mr. Archbold\nin Methodist Church\nBoth msetlnaa held by Rst. H. T.\nArchbold. si-cntarv of the pro\\ Inelal\nei'uncll of rsoclal liyKline, at Hip\n.Methodist ehureh venl, rdiiy, were well\nattended\nIn thr Hlternoon Mr, Arehhold spoke\ntO a IsrSJS Rather I iik of Weni, n, \u00ab !ki\nwere d*-ei>ly inierenti'd In thf oubjeet\nof th* estermlnattoo of secdsl sls-\neaass, and win, took It upon theniaclvei\ntu make -Nelson a ih> ti itniting center\nof literature for thla dtsh let\nIn the evening Mr. Archl-obl ad-\ndressed a meeting of UlS nun of the\ncity. Arrsncementa him. mans srhare-\nti\\ m\u00bbatln|S tor ttnn and boys wl'l bile 1*1 to dlseuM Hi*- aerlouansas of this\nmaaaea t.. tha nation's Ufa\n.Mr. An iii-.i-l has \u25a0!\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 . al 18 meel-\ntngs throtichoui this district in ns\nmany dayi, and feeli quite confldtni\nthat hii* efforts hava bass w.-ti worth\niin- time, ou Bunday in visited Trsll\nwhen he preached nt the Anglican\nchurch, ns well us delivering ad-\ndreaaas on tha work belnn imt forward\ntiy Ihe oouncll of soei.il Ryglsns.\nHi- will isavs im* Victoria, his home,\ntss)a>'.\nNelson News of the Day\nWHIST AMD DANCIMQ AT \"T\"\n\\\\, i.,i, Mtty ,\u25a0 vtMLliiK. ,\" :m A.linlM-l'HI\n:\u25a0 ent.. Refre.] nl. Muiluilm tir-\nli.slia.\nEnjoy your ctmimnnity hom., (5.35)\nMAalKBA WEEKLY DAHCE\nBwrr Haturday, Bail. II.ill\ncum\n\/nlernalionaf Conference\nCatholic Women's League\nto Be Held in Montreal\nMiiNTUKAI., Nnv. 20.\u2014This rity\nwill l\u00ab lhe mooting place uf the Inlet-nut Innal conference of the Catholic Women', loaituc, Ml.. H- Oiierin,\n1 <--inj:,i,n jtrfHltlant, iinnouncttd today.\nPeter MacSwiney Seeks\nto Enlist Sympathy of\nHarding lor His Sister\nU\u25a0ASIIINtSTON, Nov. Ifc\u2014 I'ftiT J.I\nM.irSwincy. l.nith.r of Ttronco Mile-\nHwlney. who died in lemms, ua aj\nhiinnor Klriker. came to Waahlnarton\nt.i.lity In .-in effort to onllal rrewitlont\nUlirillllK'N aid In hetliilf of hi. .litter.\nM.try .Mii'SwIncy. who li on a hunger'\nall-Ike In n Dlll.lin priMD\nOpening\nAnnouncement!\nLIGHT LUNCHES\nAFTERNOON TEAS\nICE CREAM FOUNTAIN\nCONFECTIONERY\nQuality and BerUee. combined\nwllh courteay. 1. the motto of\nTHE PATRICIA\nJ. Ward, Proorittor\n511 Bsksr Street\nm i.ilnrs' club *,f st Hav tour's will\nIm1.1 i. PSlll *.f n*.1ul and limey urltele*.\nm Un Msmortal hull mi Tueaday, Nn-\nvembor \"I H*>nic nidklns table, nfier-\nnoon tea and fish pond, b vary bod) wtl-\nssano. x (Mil)\nPalr\\lew Mlnslon Guild *-,iii* nf work\nK. !'. hall Wednea-dajr, Novi i r ||\nChild ran'i haod knitted sarmsnts, Col-\n\u2022mini rues, fish pond, doll's alsll man)\nQM till nrlleles, home cooking, CSIldy\nAftsrnoOS tea, 2.3H to ft o'clock.\n(till)\nTims.- jis iimin. Haa in .1. ,i n\/alk-\n| r*s SrlatfUW s< IIIhk fnr $* will \"!il>\nl><> sold for that low prloe whtli ii.\nthe tvlinhw (Mis)\nTnniKiit iir. HIndiey, former Hpo-\nkant nnixor. will *r lb\t\nSiinmaid BoOOOd\nIsnssaaaaj pst pkg\nBunmald Blssainod\nSiilt.inns, jier Ih\n1'rult 1'eel, orange\nmid lonion . . ..\nChoice Shelled Walnuts\nand Almonds.\n20c\n20c\n25c\n40c\nA\nfine li\nUT8\nFOB rsMiU ABO WI5TTEB\n\u2014Aa ...ortm.nt of Qtmort\nb.auty and .ftrtaty\u2014mudal. fo,\n...ry OCOA.10B aad tjp*. Biqoiav\nI,, wotkmaaatalp, aad of . quality\nraraly loaad at aaod.rat. prioM.\nG. GLASER\nM.nuf.oturinfl Forri.r\nPh.n. 104. N.I..H, B C\nIF VOU WANT RESULTS TR\\\nA CLASSIFIED ADVT.\nArt Dyeing\nFor the Fall Stason\nH. K. FOOT\nHigh Claas Dysr snd Cleaner.\nFairview. Nelaon, B. C.\nrORQBT yom- nrtakTvatt ronficr\nyour luncheon r Bnt DO hot ron\nOET In nit' '111 lln- haSllin \u25a0 HI Hn\nH'l.-ttu ..tr, Mri'-'l thla \u2022*,*\u2022# nhi if at S|*10\nanil hear Dr. Klndlay tyiik t\"it18)\nmCSBTTBKIAN BA1AM In ||IP\n'\u25a0ii'iie'i |,:,t...m.ni TUr.HD*r lfOTrM.\nBES 28. fit,hi I*' MM 'I i. , I.,,-';. St.,\ni\\u- .... vi-nii i,ii,,tn-. oatarlng in every\ntaale in every variety of uarrul unil\nftiney iirllcltH Ahu home cooking,\npotted ni'iiti* cand) and oountr) \u00bbton\n(54131\nLook for J, J. Walks\nnw. it mi.lis on statu\ninsr too ronoLT\nH'hKi drive and ds**ci ^.t An- or)\ntonight 7 4.\"-. admlsalon Kt Coins\nmii.I c iijny u ((ood time with tin* ' i.n\ntm nil iiiiij\nA.G.LAMBERT CO.,Ltd.\nM.nuf.ctur.rt of anal D.al.r. In\nALL KINDS OF LUMBER ANO BUILDING MATERIALS,\nSHINGLES. LATH, MOULDINGS, WINDOWS, DOORS. COAST\nEDGE GRAINED FLOORING AND FINISH AND BLAVtll ANO\nWALL BOARDS.\nOr.w.r WM\nPhon. No. 12,\nH.'.ui., I. Ci.\n","@language":"en"}],"Genre":[{"@value":"Newspapers","@language":"en"}],"GeographicLocation":[{"@value":"Nelson (B.C.)","@language":"en"}],"Identifier":[{"@value":"Nelson_Daily_News_1922_11_21","@language":"en"}],"IsShownAt":[{"@value":"10.14288\/1.0400285","@language":"en"}],"Language":[{"@value":"English","@language":"en"}],"Latitude":[{"@value":"49.493333","@language":"en"}],"Longitude":[{"@value":"-117.295833","@language":"en"}],"Notes":[{"@value":"The Nelson Daily Miner was purchased by F.J. Deane in April of 1902 and renamed The Daily News. It changed hands again in May 1908 when it began to be printed by the News Publishing Co. managed by W.G. McMorris.","@language":"en"}],"Provider":[{"@value":"Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library","@language":"en"}],"Publisher":[{"@value":"Nelson, B.C. : News Publishing Co.","@language":"en"}],"Rights":[{"@value":"Images provided for research and reference use only. Permission to publish, copy or otherwise use these images must be obtained from the Touchstones Nelson Museum of Art and History: https:\/\/touchstonesnelson.ca","@language":"en"}],"SortDate":[{"@value":"1922-11-21 AD","@language":"en"},{"@value":"1922-11-21 AD","@language":"en"}],"Source":[{"@value":"Original Format: Royal British Columbia Museum. British Columbia Archives.","@language":"en"}],"Title":[{"@value":"The Daily News","@language":"en"}],"Type":[{"@value":"Text","@language":"en"}],"Translation":[{"@value":"","@language":"en"}],"@id":"doi:10.14288\/1.0400285"}